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A Stenm oad.IYagon.

During the winter months Professor
Saroni has boon, busy in perfecting his
steam wagon, and he will this week for.
ward his model of the machinery to
Washington, D. O., for the purpose Of
securing letters patent upon it, he having
40 far been operating under simple
caveat. Since the appearance of the ap-
paratus upon the streets last fall It has
been vastly improved. BY double sys-
tenn of clutches and pulleys, one at each
end of the driving shaft. the power can
be applied for speed or for, slow work
with heavy draugnt. But The greatest
novelty that has been introduced into the
machinery is system of propulsion for
use in case of ascending q ateep hill.
Taking an idea from the fact that q horse
can draw much heavier load than its
own weight, tine inventor has introduced
two sets of lovers that correspond exactly.
in movement and in the application of
power with the two hind legs of horse,
the one alternating nth the other, pre-.
ciseiy as do the limbs of the animal It
is difficult, without diagrams, to illustrate
how this Is accomplished, hnt its effect
can be understood, with sufficient clear.
ness from the foregoing comparison.
ihe second important advance made 81
In a device Ior the rapid generation of
steam, which is marvel of ingenuity, as
well as marvel Of success. AS former
y, gasoline is the fuel employed, and the
flame is made to play upon pumice.stone.
which heat to o wbiteness, and thus not
onlg creates raae.uoir nf cnnsta nt haat
but should the fame Do temporaTiIy "a,
tinguished by sudden jerk Of the rna-
chinery, as it is apt to be, it is rekindled.
The pnmice-stone occupies the Ere-box
above, which are arranged coils of nine
containing the water, which are 20 ar
ranged "a to give the water both lateral
and longitudinal motion, and TO permit
the sediment to settle in the lower pines
on the side of the fire-box, where IL cat,
be readily taken out. A second and
smaller boiler is used to generate steam,
frat, and this super-heated steam is con-
Quoted to, 9 nozzle, ct the end of which
aid below It is r,aced closely a second
nozzle, This 70. tion OF the apparatus il
similar to thv atomizers which are 80
tamiliarly known and used in procuring
fine spray from bottles of perfume. and
the action of the steam atomizer invented
by Professor Sareni Is precisely siIi,ii.s1FF siIiii.
to that of q perfume bottle. The let of
superheated steam. as it emerras from its
nozzle, meets b joe OF gasoline vapor from
the nozzle Immediately below the etsana
nozzle, and steam and gus are together
projected into the Gre. box In that infin-
itely divided condition 20 favorable to
chemical combination, resulting in in
tense combustion and .she rapid prbduc-
tion of heat. As soon as the pemice-
stone has thus been sufficiently heated.
tne atomlyeEE are smut on and the ordt-
nary service jets are thrbed on. BY this
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The Nortbern narE q q, J. I, q,

The Northern part OF A damn d Cctin .
y. Miss, hnaI been the scene 6f Il tsfri6ie
affair. Au old fnrEaer, A7i0Ysis Bird tst sgas3
Rempnstgatiug with HIS da6eil tsrg Eiiga
abonssome tEiyas Affair." whenfhs la.ser bos
coming enrag ged seised nm axo and stri kific
her father on tho bead ieIled him. Af fEFI
slle had sallcn che ch0pped ilIIls on tlie
liieSs IN s sSnil 80 deaVois 50 sqefa his
head from his body. Medical att enfla mo
was immediately lad but the old is1nt,
win die. Eliza Il said sosne dsshsn tes.
Both PARTIES fafe co 10 & = as 4 4
5lSas been arrested and lodged IA ;aiI /. y
q - The desk anrviyfng neFessliaa 4
is Hon. John n hhasE now i rsac,
sl5IIiE On ii xys i5t,rs,
ia sassahals III I7eS, and sssFes
e N 'euss 1855 m I5IpgI
One Of Tho siss m Ssn 81 sao skncrss sorg.
st9int, declares that in 4 iew yeeTs every
physician ia the c0tintry sill !, ~ ~
llr. Bull's Cough Syrup 70 his patients
We believe itt.!1 II
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mar or of any three members at s,cl,
times and places as he or they may ap-
point. IS
Eacls Congressional Convention shall
meet within its Congregational District.
and each judicial Convention shall meet
within its Circuit:
ART. XIV. This Constitution shall not
go into force until tho State campaign of
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4
Reference TO the Dfawing EInpanei-
ling aud Term Of Service 81, Jusies.
Be e eitdcfea " the f5enase and House
0f Eepres tati yes Of the State of South
Carolina, now met end sitting lii General
hsseD,oly, and by the authority oftfhe
tame
SECTION 4. That hereafter The Board
OF Jnry Commissioners ia the several
counties la this Etnte ahaiI, in making m
their annual iary siets ia their fesuectiva
coentless put upon their lists the names
of ell sach peTsoDa ass;ti.e said BosfS
ehnll deet1 competent and free fYon, an
legal exceptions, without regard tn
whether such penons sd placed s 1I5oii said
jury lssts live #ithir 6ys ni;les of the
icoufs house or mere thnn fiye miles from
the court house. f,,., # .s. h ss.5g.
DEC; z. That the grand and petit jurors
drawn from said lists, rs hareinbefcre
presclbed, shall DO suminohed by gtlle
SheriffI land shall attend and serve a.c-
coTglng 70 the exigepcy Of the summons.
:, PEG .. Ihht hefeatter the Clerks Of
tho Courts In the several con.a ties An fI,ias
State, In ~. 49, ]. .alelling Jtigfes M and
No. 2 for the triaf of cAusfss in the Courts
OF Common Pleas, ahalkplnee .il,e nan,es
of. all the petit Jurors in Attendance ,It,or,
the Courts, writtsnior printed on slim r
paper Of the same size. into i INT az / az !.
and therefrom shall draw Is !; i, 'I tl,ss Is ;sl rial
Of telonies In the Court Of s;esslonS. |. a,,d nj
tho fiat twelve SO ;;aY Scn1i ss,,,a
Jury No. i, and Tie t,eSt tyve,v 81 ~ II
shall constitute Inrv No o ana .ss.l4.
ifenlaininp uridraw5, sI,ajl Ia lea Il,
who she'll be drawn in like IN nlapner. when
needed In the progress of III q sCoiirE.
SEC. q. That from and i. / sf tIlo firsl
dayof June next aiianater ; Isl sss,s 20 e
1.-The Courts az Camera = ~ - -
mon Pless II, the co,,nt;ea nc T.s,.sS iJ 5
Rprnweli. Marion. kan : ~ l., -,
fia1if5fr,, ~, Al ~ .s,
orliiofo yv6aES I1o n ~; ~
auirsSi foi esFya y,
nv teY s ,ha - Il; e.
Blk nsors shall ha drawn III l,is = !,
provtied III lnw 81 apre II q x q,
week ana n JiE 1, %
drawn "a snrYaSfnr
of e,ch EARN, said canrtS
That whenever 4 i,,rv slefi III ss.t
with care spch ij,tv II H,,ss ~ IS.
charged by sfasSn., III inSs,s st, ;9sts,;. I,;.
Act eontinetI & rasS;
been found or Il m;sfTia
casa. THAT r,,s .,; =
issue fof az s,rnrs q, : ~
ech ysenl- az IA .,ss y 8
SEQ. 5. That I'M aose y 10 ., an Ss a;s.s. 1,
tho Dasaapa of this A as X Ssy$SI H..
bro,.o,L s a. si Y. " uS
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Worthy Masters Address on the Condition
Z oftho OEdeT-The Duties aud Aims OF tho
Pettens OF Husbandry In South CAROLINA.
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he llh CQn9 81 fair
Atli.iish ittsl ~ lhe great iss4
lbut-tili K C'onqre s5Eca tho i sl.
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81; 9 ~ hat fs ffs d 81 ss tbs a sE ID
cFsatrge S,i The ia Ds ~ Is III
,etyaly, but tiss uusss I'll = nettIe of EF
Built lssby Esyt up II sea, Ind tic iittla
fellow was abon coin tsi u Il. rs
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igbg, vi ,yoR tax 4 hoiSte el titst
sss L bssS
- 50 aIl EvEsIal % nv 4ss gis
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we LAVE OF .TI,.

Acts Passed by the Les sfsiats,f,s nc fs, IA
~ b ~ u ScsHion. - : ~ q.
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. IS, 1880.
THEE THAKKsGIVIHGs.
LCsnolaGed from FSrst Pags.l


Uartalna sad slyly uRfastOning The
sash 81 ,he window through which
she had seen the pair OF eyes. Sarah
had always bees oas o. The number
Who believed that RsdEOy was par
posely keeping away, and now she
bad bot ons thought, aRd that to
aarprlse hifa before hs could leave
agaia. NO. you deaf young man !"
sAld Sarah, chuckliHg to herself,
not il have to heller Are and rouse
GAs whole ueigAbSrhood." She opeo-
ell ths front door carefully, and thea
With q step 40 light IS 8 cats stole
Feund the piaAza 10 she sitting rsom
aids OF the hSass. There he VAS
sure aksugh aad without waiting q
aosoad Sarah apsPPed up softly be-
hind aim and tArs~ The French WIN
dew wide open, st the same time ad.
ninistcriAg q push to the young
MAS shoulders that sent him flying
70 ths middla OF the room.
This was 8 coup dstat with vsr-
R&AacS, AID the excited servant
SArieksd mt the top Of Der voice
"Doat be scared. Mrs. Cleveland
Irs RodHsy, Ihat's all, aEa |
lAouxAt I'd invite him ia to take
tea With yoa." Mrs. Cleveland did
net faint nSr shrisk bat With fer
veAt Thank God !" laid her tired
head on her sens breast.
A. half ga hour later turkey, Gran
Berry sauce and pumpkiR pie were
seized by the dehghtsd Sarah, and
Rodney awarded her by eating as in
The old days.
What did they do about the prop.
arty? Well, Judge Cleveland 8
brother. another judge, cAme on
from California aud broke The unjust
will, as was The oaly proper thing to
do; and Mrs. Cleveland aud her sen
celebrated the Thanksgiving CT 1879
in the old plare. Rodney Cleveland
has never tasted s. druP OF uano7
since the night he was turued tro@
his fathers house, and tho sjdebe&rd
is 8 thing Of the past.
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There is a great deal or ns%~Atg
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Good Coaches, Good Road and
Quick Time!

For Maps, Timetables and al infernaation 10
regard 60 this route, call On ar address,
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AT nNIgTUL with
Fast Tenn. va Oar.
H., for hu HEvl'le, Cnatta-
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GE uHsrA. AEAHtNA.TEk
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WIT, HYrIu-wEHT and
NHHTH-EFar. aud fH
CTEUIHEAET. and points
along tue Cincinnati
Southern Railroad.
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE.
Atlantic, Miss. g. Ohio
RAILROAD
In EFFECT JuLr 25ru, 1850.
Eastward.

AT LYNuHBUEu. wIth
virginia hldlaud A. a
for washiugt0h. Haiil.
more, rhlisHr'Fha. RHd
New Tork. aua f0F nau-
vile. GrsahubnFa A.
North aud sHufh Caraii-
% Ta.uta
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PULLMAN CARS, Washington % Nsw orleans
via LTuthburE aud EflEiol-LEf0uTON BIEEE
Kris Lyuehourg % Memphis via ~. G n
without change
First-tiass aud EmlErnut Tickets iU a.l principal
points WEST aud &NEIU-WEsF. a. iow 81 hg aUr
other All RAN ITsE. 81 KMfGHtN ma CARRIED
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FEFE children between aud ~ yeaFa charged
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Ihla Road comprises au important JOB 81 ths
OLD RELIABLE VIRGINIA. a. Tenn AfEaiIhHs
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Petersburg Va
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apr - s1-iy
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AT LTNCHBUHG.
Ia Virginia Midland X.
%. ta auifram the North
nud south.
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Richmond q uauyilie X
r., for GreeushUr., Char.
lltte aud Springs Iu Wfs
tern North Carolina.
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Going West.


AT PETERSBURG.
Nlth Richmond Peters
burg Railroad, fHr Hlch-
muud, Washington, Bal
tiu0re aud The Fast, aud
Springs along ltH lac ~
Chtaape-kE 4 Ohio n. Is
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AT pETEHHHURa.
ulih Richmond A Peters
burg ri. "a. and Peters
burg Road, for Wsiaon
Wilmington A the HuHtH.
sart.
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AT BURKVtfLE via
Richmond A uauvliis B
E f1r NGrmMnHp, arriv.
lngat6.Bsr.M 80 By
yUurtickgtata BfCHMcnH
via HUWNyifEM
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AT NORFOLK. wfn
Steamers Z Day Line nA
Dom lnlrn, ana Msfs
chants a Miners Ifauts
IurtAtlUu CO. Cor naliis
more, New Earkhud Bee
tuu
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Eas> VIZ CLUB WIN THIS PAPER. -asg
The MOrristOwn Gazette aAd
Tie Detroit Free Press together ara fur
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FOR THE
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NOR SPEED. SAFETY AND
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their advantage to g. hy this route. Ecuud TrtR
euiguut Tickets on sale ~ Ts1aa points. Through
Coaches are run from Chattanooga 90 Columhmn
without change. sleeping Coacles en- al nlnht
rains.
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e. ,,, CO.. a,s 81 s,r sas,aHsls. - 4 - sssls
a hw We Hate aauf sunfr
kaa tla sew sud aaa p rffurn aa BE go
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF MERCHANTMEN Judicial Cir
cult-In ChanceTy.
Charles I. Gorham, Complainant,
We.
The Michigan Lake Shore Nursery Association,
Charles j. Monroe, John w. Humphrey. Jer
emiah Wallace, L. T. Lyon, and L. Il. Lyon,
Receiver, Defendants.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the
county OF Van Buren,, In Chancery, at Paw Paw,
in said county, on the twenty-thlrd day OF June,
"A. ID. 1880.
In this cause it appearing from affidavit on
file, that the defendant jeremiah Wallace is not
resident OF this State, but resides at Oregon,
in the State or Illinois, on motion OF William ID.
Adams, compliments solicitor, 1t is ordered
that the said defendant jeremiah Wallace cause
his appearance to be entered herein within three
months from the date OF this order, and in case
Of his appearance that he cause his answer to
the complainant's bill OF complaint to be filed
and copy thereof to be served en- said com
plainants solicitor within twenty days after ser
vice on him or his solicitor OF a copy OF said
bill and notice OF this order and that In default
thereof, said bill to be taken as confessed by
the said non resident defendant. And il is fur
ther ordered, That within twenty days the sand
complainant cause a notice OF this order to be
published in The rrue Northerner, a newspaper
printed, published and circulating in said coun-
ty and that such publication lie continued there
in at least once in each week, for Blk weeks IN
succession, or that he cause copy or this order
to be personally served on said nonresident
defendant at least twenty days before the time
above prescribed for his appearance.
1318t7f250 JOHN j. SHERMAN,
Circuit Court Conn., Van Buren, county, Mich.
VIM. ID. ADAMS, Comprt's Solr.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-08-13
STATE OF MICHIGAN. &C,
COIINTY OE VAN RIREN.

AT session OF the Probate Court TOR the
county OF Van Barren, holden at the Probate
office III the village OF Paw Paw, on Friday. the
9th day Of August, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and eighty. Present, Alfred j.
Mills, Judge OK Probate. In the matter OF the
estate OF George Smith deceased. On reading
and filing the petition, duly verified, OF Eliza
beth Hodgman daughter of said deceased, pray
ing that administration Of said estate, with will
annexed, "de bonis nom may he granted to
David Smith, or some other suitable person,
Thereupon it is ordered that Monday, the
sixth day of September, 1880, a. ten o'clock IN
the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing
OF SAID petition, and all persons interested
in said estate are required to appear at a ses-
sion Of said Court, then to be holden at the
Probate office, in the village of Paw Paw, and
show cause, il any there be, why the prayer OF
the petitioner should not be granted. And il
is further ordered that said petitioner give no
tice to the persons interested in said estate OF
the tendency OF said petition and the hearing
thereof by causing copy OF this order to be
published IN the True Northerner, a newspaper
printed and circulating in said county OF Val
Buren,, for three successive weeks, at least
previous to said day OF hearing. 1325t4f25t
ALFRED j. MILLS, Judge OF Probate.