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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions
Of a certain mortgage (whereby the power
therein contained TO sell has become OperatiYe0
executed by Thomas w. Newton and Susannah
Newton his wife, OF Barry County. Michigan. 20
Harvey Z. Mead OF same place. bearing date,
the fifteenth day OF October A. d. eighteen
hundred and seventy seven and recorded in
the Office OF the Register OF Deeds. for the
County OF Van Buren, IN SAID State OF NiChi
gan. on the seventeenth day OF October 4. d..
eighteen hundred aud seventy IN LIbet
10 OF mortgages, on page 23i, which said mort
gage WAS duly assigned on the twentieth day Of
November a. ID. eighteen hundred aud seventy
seven by the said Harvey T. Mead 20 George
l.. Hyslop which said assignment was on the
2Sth day OF January A. ID. Eighteen hundred
and seventy nine, recorded in SAID Register
office. ia Llber IS of mortgages, on page 523
and whereas. default has been made for more
than thirty days IN the payment OF an install
ment Of principal and interest which became
due on the 10Th day OF October a. ID. 1878, by
reason whereof and pursuant TO the terms OF
said mortgage, the said assignee hereby elects
that the whole OF tho principal sum named in
said mortgage with all arrearages Of interest
| thereon, shall become due and payable lmmedi-
ately: and whereas, upon said mortgage there
is claimed to be due. at the date OF this notice
! the sum OF one hundred and ninety-one dollars
aud thirty cents (Sl9130) and no suit or pro-
ceedilgs at law, having been instituted to re-
cover any part thereof, Notice is therefore
hereby gwen, that on Tuesday the thirteenth
day OF May next, at three O'Clock in the after
noon. l shall sell at public auction. to the high
est bidder, (sale to take place at the front door
OF the Van Buren, County Circuit Court House
in the village Of Paw Paw the premises de
scrbed IN said mortgage, Cor so much thereof
as shal be necessary to satisfy the amount dut
on such mortgage, VIII seven per cent interest
and legal costs, together with an attorney fet
of twenty five dollars. covenanted for therein,
that il n aav tho folnufnO N n real N
land situated in Van Buren, County, IN tn
State Of Michigan, viz The south twent
acres OF the west half OF the south quar-
ter OF section ten (l0) township one Il } soutl
OF range sixteen 06) west.
Dated. Kalamazoo, February 9th. A. ID. 1875
12i6tl3fS6 GEORGE l.. HYSLOP.
Assignee OF Mortgage.
Il. q j. u. BURNS. Attys for Assignee.
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PWOVEGgsyS.


mo one can be sick when the stomach
blood liver and kidneys are healthy, and Hor
Bitters keep them so.'
The greatest nourishing tonic, appetizer
kstrengthener and curative OH earth,-Hor
FBltters."
IL ia impossible TO remain long sick OF
Iout Of health, where Hop Bitters are used"
why do Hop Bitters cure 80 much p
Because they give good digestion, rich
blood, and healthy action OF all the organs.
mo matter what your feelings or ailments
be, Hop Bitters will do you good"
Remember, Hop Bitters never noes harm
put good, always and continually
Purify the blood. cleanse the stomach
and sweeten the breath with Hop Bittersr
Quiet nerves and balmy sleep in Hor
vBitters.-
mo health with inactive liver and urinary
organs without Hop Bitters."
Tn HOP CoUoH CuRE AND PAIN Reilly.
vFoR SALE BIT ALL DRUoarsrs.
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Notice ls hereby gwen that hy virtue of q
writ OF execution issued out OF and under tue
seal Of the circuit court for the County OF Van
Buren, in the State OF Michigan bearing date
the fourth day of February A. ID. 1879, and to
me directed and delivered, IN a certain cause
therein pending. wherein Oscar L. Thomas 49,
plaintiff. aud Clark Pettengiu is defendant
did on the 4th day OF February a. ID. 1879. levy
upon oil the right, title and interest of said
Clark Pettengill IN and TO the following de-
scribed lands, situated in the County of ava
Buren, and State Of Michigan, to-wit: Com
mencing at point thirty-two rods west OF the
southeast corner of the northeast quarter of
section number thirty-One, IN township NUN
Der three south OF range thirteen west, thence
west forty eight rods, 10 the half quarter line,
thence north eighty rods thence east forty
eight rods, thence south eighty rods to the
place Of beginning also. the undivided one
quarter interest OF lots number five and Fix u
block number twelve, in Btely addition 20 the
village Of Lawton, according to the rec0rdedplat
thereof; also acertain piece or parcel OK land
describeda as follows commeucingat the north
west corner OK section number thirty-three OF
township number three south, Of range thirteen
west, thence south eighteen rods, thence east
fvs rods. thence north eighteen rods, thence
west five rods to the place OF beglnninS-which
shall expose TO public sale or vendue and sell
TO the highest bidder at the front door OF the
Van Buren, County Circuit Court House, in the
village of Paw Paw, on Saturday the twenty
second day OF March. eighteen hundred and
seventynlne at the hour OF eleven O'Clock il
the forenoon. l246t7fSl
Dated February 9Th, 1879.
NATHAN THOMAS, Sheriff.
By W. II. GLIDDEN, [ nder Sheriff.
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SllERIFFS SALE.


Notice ia hereby gwen. that by virtue OF a
certain writ OF transcript. Fierl Facias issued
out of and under the seal Of the circuit court
for the County OF Van Buren, in she state OF
Michigan bearing date. Sept oath A. ID. 1873.
and to me directed and delivered in a certain
suit pending IN said circuit court, wherein
Stephen :. Rasco il plaintiff. and Lena a. Butts
and Jerry Butts are defendants, ! did on the
10th day of October. A. ID. 1878, levy upon all
the right. title and interest OF SAID Lena A.
Butts and Jerry Butts, in and to the following
described lands and premises to-mt: The
nortG -east quarter CD OK the northwest
quarter - and the east half Cd OF the north
west quarter 90 Of the northwest quarter
ca Of section i've (5) township two CD south
OF range thirteen (l3) west, Ia the County OF
Van Buren, and State OF Michigan. which said
lands aud premises shall sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, at the front door OF the
Court House in the village OF Paw Paw, IN SAID
County OF Van Buren (said Court House being
the place of holding the circuit court for said
county, on Saturday, February 1st, A. ID. 1879
at ten o'clock in the forenoon OF said day.
Dated. December 23d. 1878.
124et7f65 NATHAN IHOMAS,
Sheriff OF said County Of Van Buren.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday
the fifteenth day OF February, at the came
pa Dated Februarv ist. 1879. 12l6t2f65
NATHAN THOMAS, Sheriff.
The above sale Is further postponed until
Saturday. the first OF March. 1879, at the same
place and hour OF the day, as first above men
dated March 18th. 1879. 124st2f65
NATHAN THOMAS, Sheriff.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

One OF the choicest residences in the village
Of Paw Paw, Mich, consisting OF nnd dwell,
ing. snug barn. nearly now, two acres Of land
With choice fruit and shrubbery in great album
dance. Premises In good repair.
For terms apply to RI. JUDSON,
t40u Kalamazoo Mich.
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Der tTcdnlzed upon s7tVt
and cannot BE- taken of except by cutting of. They are
elastic than other rolls because there is nothing
but rubber the SHAFT and durable because there
Is no twne or brous material to rot out wire TO cut
the rubber. They greatly superior to any other
kind Of roll now known.
Ask Your Dealer for the Keystone wringer.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Kinney, Adams & Co. are greatly IN want OF
money-ai notes and accounts due, that are
not settled by the fifteenth OF February next,
will be left in the hands of the proper officers
for collection, sharp.
LAwton, January list 1879.
124ASs KINNEY, ADAMS d co.
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Aver S
Cherry PICTORIAL
For Disco os or tho
Iaroat ald lungs,
suchas Coughs, Colds,
Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

The reputation it has attained, in consequence of
the marvellous cures it has produced during the
last half century is n sufficient assurance 60 the
public that it will continue to realize the happiest
results that can be desired. In almost every
section of country there are persons, publicly
known, who have been restored from alarmingand
even desperate diseases of the lungs, by it, use
All who have tredi acknowledged its superiority;
and where its virtues are known, no one hesitates
as to what medicine to employ to relieve the dis
tress and suffering peculiar to pulmonary afiec-
tons. CHERRY PICTORIAL always affords in
slant relief, and performs rapid cures of the
milder varieties ofbronchial disorder, as well rs
the more formidable diseases of the lungs.
As asafeguard to children, amid the distress
ing diseases which beset the Throat and Chest Of
Childhood, it is invaluable; for, by its timely use
multtudes are rescued and restored to health.
This medicine gains friends at every trial. as
the cures it is constantly producing are too re-
markable to he forgotten. No family should be
without it, and those who have once used it
never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the country
prescribe it, and Clergymen often recommend it
from their knowledge of its effects.
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PAINTING.

Paper Hanging, Kalsomning, White Wash
ing, and all kinds OF House Painting promptly
attended to, and atrates corresponding with
th times. Address,
SHRINE a. BoNFoEY. Paw. Mich.
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]. Mills, udge Of Probat
IIay For Sale

Twenty Tons of hay for sale at the sub
scriber's, two miles south of Paw Paw.
Il. b. LORD.
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TIL E0LL5

Are made of White Rub
Der clear TO the shaft. No
Irvine or wire or fibrous ma
terial, or anything else but
rubber being used. The rub
bar "a s.,,lcoo;-ed s,noy1 fLI ahdm
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WRINGER

Has Greater Capacity,
Is Mor- Durable, and
Is BETA finished
Than any other wringer now made
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must necessarily hold him morally re-
spnnsihlc for the fraudulent attempt OF
his friend 10 purchase the presidency
il il render an honest decision upon the
merit. of the case The more reason
able superstition l., that the anxiety Of
Mr. riIdcn for the investigation looks
To the possibility of his establishing his
innocence Of any PERSONAL connection
with the famous or rather Infamous
cipher dispatches or iNpINIpuiL knowl-
edge Of their existence or purport NJ
the time they were sent or received.
This much at least he hopes and ex-
poets from FRIENDLY committee, with
a probable view To the restoration of
his STANDING in his party The com
mittee. however, NAV wuITFaASH him
if ii will, hut the damned spot will not
OUT q, Samucl's bidding Mr. T!dcn's
own party. as well a the country ut
large, holds him responsible morally.
for the acts of his agents. The New
York Tribune has done the country
one service at least since Mr. Greelrv's
death. 1t has saved the nation the
humiliation Of second Tildcn candi-
dacv. Samuel and Gummery Blair NAV
mourn in private but the people openly
and heartily rejoice thereat
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10, THE POOR INDIAN.

IL, the poor Indian, with uniutored mind.
steals everything his t@gl eyes can find:
His rowing spirit, early taught IL stray,
Across the prairie slowly wcnds his way.
And wanders uu like some poor iIanip
turned loose,
Behind him leavin. wigwan. suusw, pa
uOOse.
Poor io, he disregards the golden rule
And steals the settlers horses. ok aud mule.
lis seldom that lac leaves theIs scalps be
hind.
o. any little triie Ee may find:
IHis done, no Longer there he cares to stay,
And homeward now lie plods his weary
way.
An apt observer he of Natures laws,
lie leaves all labor To be doEe by squaws,
While he ON weightier matters oil the State,
With pipe IN hand sits down To mediate,
And peaceful thoughts his simple ind per
wade
While contemplating where to make raid
naughty soul to conquer. he ne 'er sioops,
Unless persuaded by the |. ;. troops
10 lay aside his proud. disdainful mien.
By mu>ket balls or sabres sharp and keen;
For they helIeve-at least I've understood
That only Indians who arc dead are good
o. where thy equal. monarch of The " woods
l Gu burn our houses and you steal our
goods;
The scourGe Of every settler on the plain
Pray, get thee hence, aud Ger return
again,
TOUR image, may it ne'er confront us more,
Mess IN front Of some tobacco store,
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MIR. DlTTY'S REPLY.

In reply to the attack made upon him
bv Il. Storkct; Mathews. the occupant
Of the Craftsmanship OF the Republican
State Central Committee. Mr.. niiiv
arose. At the meeting in Baltimore, on
to the assembled crowd specimen Of
the yellow and blue puddin tickc, used
bv tho Custom House retaincrs Of John
l.. Thomas to manipulate primaries in
Baltimore. \ reporter of the Balt-
more SUI" has interviewed Mr. Ditlv
on the subject. with the following re-
suit. |; must not he forgotten. how
ever, tha; the "puddin " ticket is
Democratic invention, which unworthy
Republicans employ to accomplish
purely personal ends
Mr. c. Irving Di;tv intends to carry
his specimens of puddin tickets TO Pres
ident Hayes in support Of charges al
ready made lay him that lie Republican
primaries We're captured in June last
10y these and other fraudulent practices.
in this collection are yellow and blue
tickets, which were used al the pri-
rnariea } spot the voter. in the same
way that striped and spotted tickets
We're used ON the knuw-nnihing tickets
MANY years ago. Mr. DlIiy saws a man
set near him in the Republican meeting
on Wednesday. who had put up and
used the fraudulent, tickets al the June
primaries. The puddn ticket, are thin
white tissue paper, placed within
white ticket on thicker paper, which Is
folded fan fashion, and so adruitly stan.
ed that when dropped into the ballot
box The outer covering will open and
let the puidins out Indeed the Judge.
who NAV act in collision wiki drsig-
mated rcpcaicrs. NAV unload the ru,:rin
into the ballo;-box ..hold!ng the outer
ticket over the slit while challenging j.
going on. Gases have been known. Mr.
Dltty saws. where the she'll has been
returned To rejected voter after the
.luN-t an lit ilGiiiltlS l'ltb
the ballot-boX before the ewes of many
spectators without discovery. When
he explained these practices To the Pres
ident, last Summer. Mr. IIavcs express
ed great astonishment that Republicans
would fight each other with devices ui
This kind. The President ordered an
investigation into the use Of custom
house influence in the June primaries in
violation of executive order NJ. |. and
directed an investigation 10 bc made
Hon. John Il. llawlcy. Assistant Srcrc-
larry Of the Treasury, was charged with
this matter. and reported verbally that
he collector Of the port of Baltimore
could not toe connected in anv wav with
the acts of >uhordinatcS. about 20 in
number. who participated in The pri-
mar!cS Mr. Distv and others of u
committee pressing the charges. asked
for the detail of government officer tn
cGIne to Baltimore and further invcsti-
gate the matter. but the President De.
cided TOGu 40 FURTHER IN THENATTER
Ai'idavi!S are On file in Washington of
men whu used the puidin and cpiorei
tickets IN the June primaries and Mr..
Duty has made voluminuus statements
in regard to various matters connected
with them"
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CHESAPEAKE CITY. Jan. IL. 1879.


Nix. EnIToK:-ls it right for persons to
enter the premises Of another, without per-
mission. aud take possession" This was
done on last Saturday evening. while the
pastor 81 the VI. T.. Church and his fam lily
were out visiting. The prople-a large
cBmptuy-cutcred the parsonage with
many eatab.cS and articles of wearing
apparel, such as a spl"ndid wrapper for
the pastor, 4 beautiful shawl for his wife
presents Tor the children. Maud aud Grace,
and other articles too NJ ferrous to men
tinn, drpo>itng them III closets, or on
tables, and wherever they pleased When
We returned the friends visited return
ing with us we found the company in
quiet possession, aud in their midst sat
Rev. DE. Ma lack aud his est imable wife,
all enjoying themselves. We accepted the
situation. for We awok- TO the fact that we
were surprised. What Pheasant things such
surprises are. After part.kius of refresh
mrnis, the company sang, aud prayer was
"iietrd by DR.. Natiack. soon the com
pany separated to their homes, all glad
aud happy. leaving th. pastor aud family
I" rspnssess their home Thanks, sincere
thanks, kind friends. for the positive evi
denccs Of Christian love and affection You
gave US: and he assured we will not EN-.
pioy any lawyer To prosecute you for forci.
Die entry. Nc.
Aiectionatciy, your pastor.
joins ID. kEMr
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THE FREEDMEN's BANK.

When the acreage Democratic editor
has no other provocation at hand. he
shies gratutous brick or two AT the
" Frecdmen's Bank" just for the fun
of the thing. as he sUMNUM BoNUM Of
Republican iniquity. and against the
Commissioners of the late hank-of
whom our respected fcllow-'"wn>man
Hon Jno A. ] Creswcll, is onr-cries
aloud and spares not. We publish in
another column graceful apology from
the Washington Republic. for having
recently been misled into one of the
chronic Democratic spa>ms. The Re.
public does the amende honorable very
gracefully, and puts the Commissioners
in true light before the country
These attacks pan out very much
like those with which Democratic edit
ors are Just now honoring Gen. i;ran,.
and which have about a much truth in
them a. this latest SANDER upon honor
able and respected citizens
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THIS COLUMN Is oPtN TO ALL.
f.r The Cecil whis
Variety Wedding

A. Rowlarisvilc VI. p. Parsonage, Dec.
u ISIS The friends oi the Rev Henry
Bruuer aud wife gave them a handsome
donation gu the evening Of tue fifth ami
rer>dgy Of their marriage. Not less than
one hundred nf ;he ladies' and gentlemen
Of Rpslaud~v:llr and vicinity were present
on ;his happy "ccasjOn all of whom remem-
brrcd the occupants OF the parsonage. bring
lng them appropriate presents. Among the
most prominent We mention lovely dress
pattern anr The mistress Of the hous, worth
about SIS; corn ppnl'ry, hams. calicoes,
musiinS, beautiful i'ailor lamp: tea. cof-
fee. sugar, aud tive beautiful tea sets. and
many other things. aggr"g .ting about So.
Some sweet music WIS gwen on the organ
ny Mss ID. Christie aud other members Of
the c..nir who joined in the singing. An
address and prayer were filtered by Rev r.
scott Norris. Of Baltimore, followed by
s"ine remarks toy tie pastor. This was fol-
lowed by refreshments. after which the
company dispersed, cnngraluiating them
selves "u having sp.ut most delightful
evening.
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MIR. POTTER'S BOOMERANG.

IL is certainly one Of the anomalies
OF politics that the investigation origin
ally lnstlgaied hy - respectable a Dem
ocrat a. Mr. Potter, and which has been
gloriiied or rather lngloriied bv his
name, Ter purely partisan purposes. ami
with view Of manufacturing political
capital for Mr. Tiden in tie prcsideu.
tial campaign Of lss0, has not only
ANONYMOUSLY failed Of It's original de-
sign, aud been utterly unproductivc of
harm 10 the Republican party. but il
has at last been compelled in defense of
the ilIustrious Gramercv statesman to
take cognlzance Of the cipher kilograms
as disclosed hy the New York "Tri-
bune." In other words. the stick that
was cut by the Potter Committee to
break the head Of the next Republican
candidate for the presidency, has proved
an unexpected boomerang. that rebound
ing, has cracked Mr.. Tilden's own
skull. 1t is indeed vaguely limited tha,
the action Of the Potter Committee in
making the investigation Of the cipher
kilograms has been at the request of
Mr.. Tilden But there is no evideuc.
of this fact. And, moreover. there Is
very little probability that SO astu,e
politician as he could desire to have the
damaging revelations of the Tribune"
officially confirmed by the investigations
of Democratic committee, since it
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\ dispatch from Paris states that
General Grant has determined no, TO
wait for the United States steamship
Richmond. He leaves that city today
for Mnrscillcs where be will take the
regular French steamer leaving port that
date for India. This will make some
of our Scandal.mongers very unhappy.
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The public feeling aroused bv the
clumsy way in which Benjamin Hunter
was executed in Camden has hardly
aha,ed at all; vet still another story of
ike vet different kind comes to intcn.
sify ii. Sharpe and Mcdonnell, two
Buckshots," were hanged ut Mauch
Chunk. Penn. on Tuesday. for the muir
der Of George X. Smith. in 1863. One
minute after they were turned of tcle-
graphic rcprieve arrived 1t is stated
that the repricve was only until Monday
next, and that there was no intention of
granting the doomed men aEv further
clcmcncy. But if any mercy were 10
be shown. the wrclched pair were en-
titled to the benefit Of il. Decision
respecting the repricve should not have
been postponed, certainly. until the last
moment. \ little more promptncss in
considering aud deciding upon the case
would have saved H. from this discred.
liable exhibition. 1t must he regretted.
by every lover Of justice, that the de-
signed benefit, slight as il was. was
thus missed Both declared their limo
cence Of the crime for which they suf
fered to the last. Those who believe
capital punishment the appropriate and
equitable penalty. when a murderer La>
been duly convicted. have right TO
demand that 1t shall he decen,lv and
humanclv inflicted, and that no one
shall he executed except in accordaurc
with the law Neglect aud cluin,inc,s
are 80 many arguments furnished To the
opponents OF the death penalty ant;
we may be pretty sure that they will be-
industriously and effectively employed.
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WHEN Mr.. Have, and John Sherman.
shielding themselves behind the " dig
mites " of The offices they occupy. threw
down the gauntlet to Senator Conkling
by their personal warfare upon his
friends. thev found it taken up cour-
ageousIy 10y the Senator, aud with what
result, the public well knows Conkling
whipt them once before the Senate, and
will thrash them again. Here to your
success. Roscoe