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THE ftlLLSDAL'E BTANDAJID.
I CUILMHKO r.tR TUMDIT IT
IIILLS.ULH, IULLSDALK CO., MiflliOAN.
... Term af Mnbacrlptlo.
t the office or by mail, If paid la bdaiico, - - f 1 bo
I Brrs not paid for la advance aud charges. '- - QQ
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Business Cards, per year, S 00
1 2 lines, er 1 Inch in length or a oolumn or Ium make a square,
. L.egj auverueements at statute rate.
Adrrtlmuta unaccompanied with written or verbal or
drs fur lotigtb. of time, will b published until ordered oat,
ml pay incut axaeted accordingly.
Th privilege of yearly adrertUert w;nla confined stricUy
"to their regular busine-; and ell advertisements not pertiilu
I ov to (uch business will be-d .arged extra.
No paper discontinued until all arrearage! art paid nolens
at the option of ti e biuher.
........ 11. U. HOYVI.RON. Proprietor.
riltAVKfTl-Olt 8 A L1C AT Til It OFFICII.
. Warranto Deeds,
Mortgages,
Quit Claim Deeds,
Land Contract,
I.ae,
Summonses,
Fupccn-a,
Executions, with atari,
larralge Certificates,
Mortgage Assignments,
Chattla Mortgages,
Township Treasurer's Itocetpts.
Road Warrant,
Constable Salea.
Executions without stay.
And all other Blanks 4n hm.
WRAPFINf) PAPER.
new supply op merchants wraitino paper
received and for Bale at the 8TAXDARD OFFICE.
Firs. On FriJay afternoon tho old Rail
road depot caught fire id tho dome on tho
south end. Thoro being it 6tifF breezo it was
'thought at first that all the frail rond build
'.ngs would Buffer, but by tho energy of
'our citirons who rallied with water pails and
ladders tho flames were arrested afterburning
oil tho domo and a part of the roof.
,, 'Tkw is the third timo within a few weeks
that this old building has caught fire, endan-
gor-ng thousands of dollars worth of proper
ty belonging to our citizens and tho Railroad
'company. The building is but of trifling val
Hio to tho company in comparison to tho dan
ger of losses they as well as others aro liablo
to receive from it daily, and thero is no rea
son for tho corporation or the company to
permit Buch a nuisance to stand, Had it
boon individual property U would have been
Temoved long ago. Will not our trustees
do so much as to invite tho proper persons of
the company to look to self-interest in tho
matter.
SPAULDIJfO AXD RoOKRS ClRCU8. -It will
bo seen by our advertising columns that th old
est tircus now in existence with all tbo modern
improvement, will b at this plAco on the
7th of August. Spacldixq's Ckcus w known
in rery Stato in tho Union. Tho bill of
performance speaks for itself nnd will be ful
filled. .
. Nox-Explosive Uurxixo Fluid. Mr.
Root agent for this valuable article", is nov
canvassing this county. Now in the tiinn to
purchase ft right for jnnking your own Fluid.
Ve have een th article tested anil are satis
fied that it is what it is represented to be.
Ambrottprs. Messrs Laverty fe Drwet
bave formed a copartnership in tho Ambro
typo and Daguerrian business, bave fitted up
tho rooms formerly occupied by Mr. Laverty,
over Russell fe Livingston store, whero th"y
fire prepared to laVe likenesses in either style
superior to any establishment in tho country.
As artists they have deservedly won a pop
ular and extensive reputation at home and a
broad. They have operted thir rooms with
n large and cunplelo assortment of material,
of tho latest styles and most elegant. nnd
beautiful patterns.
3T Tho Niles Republican caution the
public against receiving notes purporting to
boof 'lho Bank of Elkhart, Tod., as there is
no such institution in Elkhart or anywhere
t!se. Tho men who aro palming off this
worthless trash arc known and maiked, and
will bo " dealt with as they deserve if they
continue it. ; .
$3T Tho Kcw York Tribune eaysl- "The
Ithica Journal, for nearly thirty years tbo
Democratic organ in Tompkius County, and
tho only paper published in that imjortant
county, this week takes down tho flag of Bu
chanan and Rreckcnridge, and runs up that
of FREMONT & DAYTON, giving unan
swerable reasons therefor. The Ancreliea Re
porter, the Democratic organ of Allegany
County, wo hear, has dono likewise. Tho
Evening Post, of this city, St. Lawrence Re
publican, Ogdensburgh and Otsego Democrat
Cooperetown, took ground with tho Repub
licans last fall. Tho Republic, Buffalo, Dem
ocratic Reflector, Madison County, Cayuga
New Era, Auburn, Pulaski Democrat, (Oswe
go County, and several otber influential Jour
nals which supported tho soft Democratic
ticket last fall, bailed tho Philadelphia nomi
nation with joy, . and gave them a ready as
well as hearty support. Of tho surviving
Van Burcn Freesoil journals of 1848, wo
think a decided preponderance in influence,
if not in number, is now enlisted on tho eido
of Free Kansas and Fremont."
Tho same paper also gives tho names of a
large number of men, hcrctoforo prominent
and active Democrats, who havo recently re
nounced adhesion to that party, nnd arc now
bending their best energies for the election of
FREMONT. Cases of this kind nro nume
rous in all parts of tho Northern States.
Who can doubt the result?
Vatf.KT Mills, Orncr..
' ihlUdafc, firlr 18th 1856. J
- Fin end Rowlsos: Mr. I. Murput of
ilillsdale offers tho first new wheat of this
wason for grinding, it is a fino pecimen of
Mediterranean, weighs sixty-two pounds' to
,tbo bushel, in good order, yielding largely iu
rWr t)f superior excellence. Wo hopo f soon
to bo iad-Wsndent of the West In supplying
our customers with nn article of Ho-:r tlouble
extra ami fullff var ranted. , ,
IL L. HEWITT ii Sox
Acceptaxcxs, The letters of accf ptnuce,
f FREMONT fc DAYTON may bo found
iu thw paper read them, they how that
tho men are worthy tho confidence ff the
VKJop.C.
t3T A lolegraph to tho Milwatifcca Senti
nel says that Jas. F. Strang, tho Mormon
High Pricet and Prophet, died at tho vilMgo
r Vtt?-, Win:vn:r', at 1 M. f July Olh.
SPECIAL NQTICISS.
Till I'ilai. -Our reader will notice tLdvertie
ment of Dr. T. It Catihaloh. Th preparation
which detifined to bring into more f dnertl notice
hat been in use here for several year-, and in no e.i
of which we have heard, hai it failed to e(Toct a red
calcure. The cettiflratea appended to the card
are all bona pick and signed by persons who ars
well known to their follow citiicn, a men who
would not lend their rnmcs to the promotion of frnud
or humbug on the ofEicted. V cheerfully give it
our recowmeadation. Jacksonville (III.) Corutitu
tionUt, Deo, 11, 851. . . Vo'ylm
For tale by MOT T Bit 6.
t7 We were accosted a day or two since by a fa
miliar voice, and agrntleraan we a id not reroembe,
to have seen before, stood in our presence. A comlo
smile played around hi mouth, and his eyes told of
rrwechief, and rrot until an eiplanation did we die.
cover an old acquaintance, who, the last time we
saw him waa aa gray as a rat; but now by the magic
power of Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative, his hair is
as black as a coal and soft as silk. -Louisville
Times Julylm
For sale by MOTT Ai BRO,
THE miEAT ENGLISH KE.1IEDT.
Sir Jm CUrk'$ Ctl$brttd FmU Pilh.
Protected by floral Letters ltcnt.
PREPARED from a precriptionSU Jamea Clarke, If. D
lhrtlclau Extraordinary to the Quaon. Thl InraluaU
Uddlclna I unfailing lu th cur of all thoa painful and dan
gorou dlaeaae Incident to th fomal eonalltution.
It moderate all axceiis, rtrworoi all olatruct loift.aod brings
on the monthly porlod aHth regularity. Ties Pill ahould
be ued two or tbrco week previous to confinement; they
ortlfy the confutation, and Juaen the aolTerlng during la
bor, enabling the mother o porform her dutlv with afut.
to horaolfaad ehTU.
T' Pill lAoult mdt Mm If ftmaltl JHjing tkt
FIRST TKRFE MOSTHS of Prtgntney, m$ Uy are lurt
U Irinf 0n Miirnrritft, but ay ethir timt tktp mr$ raft.
In all cmo of Korvou and Spinal AfTectlon, fain In th
Back and LI ml, IIiuulneM, Fatigno on alight KxorUon, Tal
plUUon of the lloart, Iwne of Spirit-, IlyBterlc. BItk
Headache, White and all the painful dlxeanc occasioned by
a disordered yitew, thogo mi will effect a euro when all
othor mean have fulled, and although a powerful remedy, do
not contain Iron, ealomel, antimony, or any other mlnaral.
full dlrocUon accompanying each package. Price, la the
United Stale and Canada, One Dollar. r
Sol Agents for the United State,
l.t. BALDWIN' ii CO.,
. " Rocheater, N, Y.
N. B. f 1,00 endowed to either of the Oonoral Agonta will
a bottle o th P1U" by return mall. For sale wholesale and
retail by MOTT BROTHER, HUUdalo, and Drugjrl.t. geno-
409nly
DIED.
fIn thin plnce on Saturdiy, July 19, la'iC, at 10
o clock 1. M., after twenty hour interne Buffering,
Catherine Arnold, wife of Mr. John Holing;, aged
21 yeare 8 months and 13 dnys.
Th deceased w as born in Hosendarmstndt. who
removed to New York. ahoTat four ' years since,
where the resided until one year ago last May, when
aho removed to this phco. Sh leaves here a hus
band and one child to mourn her lot, and in Germa
ny, a Father, Mother, and large family, who will
tinccrely mourn for their lnt dniigt ter aid siCcr.
Com.
. AMBftOTYPES.
DAraTF.ROTVPES AXD PHOTOGRAPHS
-yrKSSIM. LAVKKTY ft DKWKY have .Mociated them
l?ilvea tojrether Artidta, and ntted np and furnished
one J tha Sneat room in tho country, are now prepared to
tak Iikeiiearv In tho latct and ui'Kt approved at vies
LADIK8 Mi UKNTI.r MI.N
are respectfully -nlicited to eall and aatUfy throsclr in
rev-.id to th atrU and cxoellency of their work.
'.Br , Am.l,rypf kn or copied to et In tomb atone
and finUhod in a etylo that will never Mo.
Tbn thnt havo beauty eomo and take It
And those that hurt none, conie and we'll make It
Come one. come nil, help lull the hall, '
And wu'll Antlrot-pyou aiL
3T Room over Ruhi.-.I1 i Llvingitou' Stjre.
iliilix'ale, July 15, lKtO.
mE h)icii)wr hve opened a Meat Market, one door
" ""-.'" wnere inry will ttoep on hand
l i nea the hent freh mentatlio country affunl.
P"y Thu bent for -ile from 4 to 7 ren1 per round.
Hillndftle. Jnna, 24. H?fl. TOMPKINS k UOWEV
TWO CitlWSFsS.
CONSOLIDATING THEIR CELEBRATED
FMIATINU PALACK CIKCir.M.
From tlclr Talatiiil Aqi.ti3 Ainphllliere on th SlUhUHir,.
li and OLIo Iitei, and their
.r;otrrii ami;ku;a circus,
8o o-I-KraU North and Ent, into
o n hi o .n s r t; it c o n c i n k
With tho TWO COUPAM&J comprf.
m tho mot dUtlnKuUhed Northern
and jjouthorn Performor in the uite
rlnir in fiiendlr atrife, 1 -nrraenre of tke
audience, liuth CompHtitea tsrdor oo
Ti nt, with two -At of Clowr., two aet
of Uinjr llorau, Pntqntine avery altor
noon; Sptaclo every tsiht; Tom ( an
hain, tht Muelc Bugler Canham'a Ennui
Hand drawn In triumphant nr-ea.lon ah
the morning of arrival In everv place of
KxhiMtioniy FOKTY I10R.SK3 Driven
d. M.r.ILTOW,
. rOALD05,
c. evowx,
W. (INK AI'B.
vy one want t anliam'ii 8tring Band, a
Stnl of Tiick Ponlea. Dancing and War
llornen, arid everrthinjr elo npon the
Mme Il)oratcl(s with the fidlowlng
litin(-uished EgrKMTRUKa, Clown,
1 V$N r-yraTFlK.KB, UTMXASTS, PA5T0M0.
-A.VLi7 &c-f
IT'vr'-"! M110 Acn the celebrated Crctk
Av -. Zthw3 Madame Ormond. the beautiful dram-
tie Equetitrienno.
Mra. W. Lako, the iutretrid Pantoml
nit. Tin Vim UmJ... 4 v. -jr i..
it'LIi AOXK. Circu. " '
Wm. O. Pale, who hia been renived
with the hiKhevt TirU ofltoval favor,
by all of tho principal Crowned' Head of
hurope, and in tmlveranlly acknowledged
to bo the moat graceful and elegant Som
erset kider In tho world.
Hill Ijiko, the great Xew Orlcana Clown
Henry Miigllton, the great living 0 tn
nnst. Tho Uulley Brother, snrpaselng eon
tho lUvrl.
C. J. Rodgera, the dlaiingiilihed Dr
tuMic Iti.ler.
F. Doimldnon, the great Comic F.i!ic
tri.in and rntoijJmi-t.
Mona. La Thome, tlm mmlnrn lTrrn.
lei.
(Joorire Puthar, tie noted Ovmniat
and (aitb Hamilton and lonaldMin,) the
only perann executinir the trat of I .a
Perch Kir1pnie lo ltaox or two por
aonn In mid air at onre.
Chan. H. Crjby, the only peraoh exe
rutimr the feat "l the Itevnlving Globe
in mid air, 8ur Iji Porche Kqulpoio.
T. Craven, the champion TumMer.
W. Kinkade the well known Equestri
an Ovmn-pt.
J. W. Paul, the modern Julia, and
ilk easioTiB
inx LAKI. Forty noraa Driver.
I haiio Brown, the skillful Equestrian
and Uymnnst.
If. fiinty, the wonderful Hurdle Rjieer
aud Wlldflre, hi antameabt Georgian
Pony.
T. Armstrong tho talented Gymnaat.
Tlien. Stowart, the accomplished Matre
de Clmne.
The Inmoui Ti l k Pnniea, PeiraMU and
ClAltHCI raxstlt "r,ars 'na b War Ilonw Jlucephalu,
Too oUtimruUhod feature of thhi hoi(o entabliahmcnt are:
l'i It 1 the largest Ciren ever In tlm State.
2d. Every art pat 4a the ring la better than La ever be
fore been wltneaaed here.
Sd. It 1 the motit expensively equipped Circa ever in thl
Stat.
4tb. The Orchestra I the heat ever attached to any Circus.
$th. Many of the beet porfornier wore never north before.
6th. Many of the act are entirely new liefe, lmre acver
before been witnessed In this State, and could Dot beetved
ted by all the Circuses la the conntry combined.
Ttb. It is not as Is enstnmary of lata, a small part of a 'Cir
ca and a sro-.ll part of a Menagerie, with very lanre Mils for
each bat two old fashioned Circuses, with all the modern
Improvement.
' 8th. It I the only Company that furnishes good soatt for
every visitor.
Lastly It la the only Cirrus establishment that perform
everything a represented in the bills and In the adverliite
ment. ADMISSION OVLV 25 C12XT8,
T lloth Companies.
Will ho exhibited it half-past one and half-paat seven o'
clock, P. -M. Anemnon aad Evening at
At Illll-Hlrtlo, Antfgt71h
Alal Coldwater, WednosJay 6th, ltudon,FUdsy 1th,
Adrian.Oth.
THitrsiIIJVfa MAC IVK FOR SALE.
JTiOR8ALRat a bargain no nf Emery's Excelsior Two
' Horse Power Thresher and Separator also one pair of
verv large, heavv red cattle, eight years obi 1 mile west
of Hillsdale on ihe Plank Itoad.
Favette Jnlf J2, 1V. ISAAC VAXPENBERfill.
NOTICE PAY UP.
ALL thoa indebted to th auharriher either by ant or
Book Account, are recanted to call and settle th
same Immediately at the eld stand. C. W. FERRIS.
Hillsdale, J una 84th, lftM.
GREATEST DISCOVERY OP THE AGE.
Pmf. A. M. DOrVEKH CHKMTCAL
TvO-i:xplohii: nrnxixn ru in.
IT has long been acknowledged that Burning Fluid Is the
Beateet, cheapest aad best light that ran be aaed, but oa
account of II liability to explode it baa not some into gen
eral ne. Thouaands f dollars have been expended, and th
skill of th most celebrated Chemists both la Enropa and
America haa been bmnght Into reqaisitina, to produce a
light which ahould b at onra -brilliant, cheap, and care: and
the desired result has been reached In the dlvvrerv of Prof.
A. H. POWNF.R'i a.lveelelrated CHEMICAL NON
K.XPLOKIVK nt'HNIM FLTt Ir. This Flold anm
bine tb brilliancy of t7 with the safety ef Oil, and la at
th him time the cheapest light that can be vised. It can
toman facta red In a few momenta by the most unskillful,
aad the ingredient of IM composition cae V found at com
uoa country store. '
BAOOtf 9. E. P.OOT, Jr. General Afsnl.
TON'3 ILA.S WANTED e cured for hlrb I will Pr
rsh. j'i'.'ii. ?r. rinnr. '
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MARKETS AND COHMERCfAT-.
HILLSDALL'.tlAnitfcT.
8TAKDAWA Orrict.
i
Tueiidav Morning, July J 5, 1S00
Four r I.U
Wheat r bu.U
Corn Meal V ewt
Corn T busk
Potatne T boili
Uid r th .
Tallow V lb -llide
V tb green
17 00
Beefrcwl ... $3 CO
l oikT cwt .. 4 00(30 00
TO
200
0
24
. .J2
U
llama V tb ... 13
Butter T tb 12
Egg r doa . . - 10
Applea greon V bush
uriud do
8
Peache V lb dried
SaltVbbl '
Hay T ton
12X
8 26
da do urr - - C
Wood V cord e -2i160
I 00
PlI.I'K! PIl.S,:KI IMI.I'Ml
Tii AitWte intrattbll dmaii, e wry ere mi 1
eesry urs
vtxzD st txTtaxAL Amicxrtox out
D R CAVANAUlill'8 P 1 1. K HALVE.
WILL novr fail in giving immediate rblluf. and positive
ly curing the worst and most obstinate cast of Ho
monhoida or Plls. It la th enly Infallible Remedy known
here or elsewhere for the Piles, and Is the result of year of
pauini ei'y:j and Invest iga'.ion, Hu07err from rile now
hare a remedy at hand which will stand the beat of trial,
without a fear of failure en Its part, tu do all th proprietor
cittima ror it.
Full directions sccompany each box; and all that Is requi
site 1 strictly to observe them, and a cure is certain to fol
low. Th proprietor refer te the following testimonials from
gentlemen of character and standing, who hare voluntarily
f lven their certificates jo Its Caver, in regard to its efficacy
u tholrown coses. Read them.
The following U from one of the most reliable Ctlscti of
. iu e go. toe late Treasurer or cook I'ounty, in.
. . Chicago, Jojy 45, 18M.
Dr. Cavahsbjth Pear Sir: I wish hereby to make known
to the afflicted that I have been troubled with the Piles for
twenty years or apwards, and at times moat severely, Aad
during a recent and exceedingly painful attack, a friend pro
eared a box of your Salve and asked m to firs It a trUI,
I did so, Not, however with the expectation of benefitting
my dlseaso, for trulv, I had tried so many applications I had
lost confidence In ail. But 1a nuking use of your Salve, I
soon found that it wa doing me good; and really it ia In
credible to tnyaelf, that wllh only about two weeks aao of
your Halve, I am. so rar as i canjuige a wen man. '
I moat cheerfully make this statement, believing It due
both to yourself and Such a may be afflicted with this most
trying and paluful disease. I do not hesitate to say that I
consider your preparation an invuluabl remedy for the
PH.. Most sincerely your, It. If. HEALD.
Th Hon. Richard Yates, late member of Congress sfrom
Springfield, (111.) district, says:
Jekonvlllo, HI., Vov. 15, 1853.
Dr. Thos. H. Cavanaugh Dear SirThe preparation,
Cavanaugh' Pile Salve, which you furnished, I found of
f;reat service, producing an easy and speedy cure.. I do not
lositate to recommend it as aa Invaluable remedv for the
Pile. RosDtctruUr, RICHARD YATES.
The following from Rfcv. B. V. Crintow, la a sufficient rec
ommendation, in itself: ' '
Jacksonville, 111., December 13, 18o4.
Dr. Cavanaugh I conceive it to be a duty I owe tp the tif
flirted to make known the Invaluable virtues snd remedial
tfflciency of your "Pile Salve." I waa for several weeks sore
ly afflicted with that painful and loathsome disoaae, tho
Pile. After having exhausted my patience In trying vai iou
prescript ona of plivsloiaus and other without receiving any
benefit by the strong recommendation rf year Salve by my
riend, tli a Hon. Richkra Yates, i was .ndtced to try It. I
am happy In aaying aa application of yoor aalve for three
days, perfoctod an entire cure. F.espcctfullv ygJJjJT0
- The following 1 tho voluntary testimony of an eminent
physician with a large and xtenlve practice:
Jacksonville, HI., November 13, 1854.
Dr. T. n. Cavanaugh Dear Sir: Having for aoiue time
heard of the cures performed by your Pile Salve, I recom
monded it to many persons to give it a trial; and they have
ropoited themwilrc to me as entirely cured, or grently re
lieved by its uo. Yours truly,
E. J. DU.VLAP, V. D.
Chicago, August 30, 1S33.
Dr. T. II. Cavanaugh, (Present.)
Dear Sir: When I arrived in tLU city a fow days ago, I
waa suffering Intensely with th idle. I mentioned my
condition to you, asking your a lvlce. You recommended
your Pile Salve aaying It would cure me. I tried it the
effect waa immediate, aud I am now wull. I bollove It to lie
aa it proved In my case, an invaluable remedy, and a sure
cure for IhatdUsaso, the Pilos, and as such, rocominund It to
others.
Yours truly, JOHN W. HANSON, of St. Louis Mo.,
tjT Price' il per box. For .ale by Mott It Bro., and by
druggist and dealers generally.
Da. T. ILAA'ANACOII, Sole Proprietor,
St. Louli, Mo.
SOU DfcNCMVU CltUOlT
FOR YOURDl'SUOVK R Y .
PROFESSOR WOOD'S 11-lr R.toratlve Is, no doubt th
most wonderful discovery ol this age of progress, for it alii
rt-siore purntanently grey hair to it Siigiual color, cover
the heuUoftue UlultU a mott luxurious growth, remove
at once all dttndrutl and ltchiug, cure all scvofula aud other
cutaneous eruptions, such as scald-head etc. ll will cure,
as It by magic, ueivoua or peil-xllcal headache; make the
hair soft, glossy ,and wavy, and'prvsarve the color perfectly
and the bair from tallng to extreme old age.
The folio lug Is from a dUitngutiihed ineikber of the med
ical proluaaion ;
St. PAtL, January 1, 1923.
PROFESSOR 0. J. WOOD
Die a a Sin: Cnsoacitea I send yon thl certificate. After
being bald for a long time, and having tried all the hair re
(torativea extantand having no failb ia any, 1 wa.s iuduced,
ou lieaiing of youiato give it atrial. 1 placed my sell In
the lianas of a barbvr aim had my head ruboed with a good
stiU UiuTi aud tho Htf.'.tOialivo then applied and w.U ruobed
lu till the scalp was nglow. 1 bis I repealed every morning
aud ia three wetks the young hudr appeared aud grew repU
ly from August last till the piuimnl time, audi uow thick
black and strong soft and pliu.-int to the touch; whereas
Uioie it was har.h and iry, what little there w.ts of it, and
that liltlo wa disappearing ery ntpldly. 1 still use your
restorative about tKO a woi-k, aud susll soon have a good
aud porlect Ctop of hni.-. Naw, 1 had read of thus IbUgs
and who ha not? but have not seen hitherto any case where
any person' hair wa really benefitted by any of th hair
touics, etc.. ot the day: and it really give mo i.loasare to
record the result of my experience. 1 have recommended
your psepaiatlou to otii'na und it already his a luri;j and
gfciii tul sale throughout the Territory. The peopiu hure
know its eUect and iiAre confidence i i It; Tae supply you
acta Mi a wholesale a(-snts for the Ti-nitory, is iivaify ex
hausted, and daily luqultiis are made for if Yon Ueaeivo
credit for your discovnry; and I, for one, return yon my
thanks lor tho benefit it "has done n, for I rortulnly had
despared long ago of ever tllW-ting anv such result.
Yours, hast ilv, J. W. liOND.
Firm of Hon 1 k Ivelbigg, Pruggtrt., St. Paul.
The nndondgned Rev. J. K. Hraxg, is a mini-ter In regu
lar standing and pastor of the llitiiodox Chure'j, a Brook,
beld Ma-s. He I a gontlcmi-n of great inlliienco and aul-ve.-Bally
U loved. WM. DYER,
Brockfii 1 1, January li, IHii,
raopKKSOH Wood Dcau Sia: Ha lug made trial of your
IlAUt RESTORATIVE, It ghe me plea-ore to aav, t!it Us
effect h:ia been excolli lit l; removlig InSamination dandruff
and a constant tundrnry to itching with whi.-h I have bebn
troubled from my childhood; and h :S alio restoied my hair,
which was becoiulug gray, to its original coler. 1 hare used
no other article, with anything lilo the name pka-uro or
profit. Yours, trulv, J. K. BU4iiO.
Ill Maik'.-t st., St. LouK March 6, MM.
Pkib Sir: lam doing at ettenrive travel In the West
and tfouthwcKtern States, as general agent for Adams, A
meilran Liniment, and would be glad if you would f.ivor me
with a consignment of I'mfosunr ood's Kcstoratlvo, as 1 ftid
ansnred that I can Introduce it in many places where it Is
not known, as my head 1 a living t-stimony ofltsvaluaUo
properties, in realorlng the hair to Its nturai color. J am
forty ycais thl, and my h-lr was almost white; but after
tHng three half pint bottUa, my ha'r is as beautiful auburn
as it wa at Sixteen, and nvicli iinpfovemant in appearance
and I would not be without a bottle on baud for th price of
ten. I should be very glad to hear from vou aoon.
Verv respectfully, WM. H. BROOME.
(7 Sold at ill Market street, St. Louis Mixsouri, 310
Ur.mdway, Now York, ant by all Druggist everywhere. Alt
kinds of iamilt Patent Medicine for sale on the host pos.d-
bletertns.at i'rofesaor Wood's entabli-hment, 114 Market
trdet S. LouU. For salj by Mott ft Bro., and Druggists
generally. n&Ottly
nuw ti'Ain.isniiLrNs
Ftitnily Grocery Store,
t lt!IK sul'vil'ocr Is receiving a I ire and well selectod stock
JL f tiHOCUKIliS ANi PUUYISlONri, at the old
etuud of D. W. C. Pscx, nppooitd the Court House, where
he will lo glad to see his f. li nds and aciuaintancca,and will
supply tlit ir wauts la his lino at reasonable rate. Ho flat
tfis himself that bis curtomcra will find no fault with the
quality of goods, a tho wcro soluctod In New York for this
market, lie ha superior
Tea, ColiVe nnd Sagnr,
of various grades and prices. 'Also a prime article of
My rap and Mriaes,
Ills Codflidi, Mackerel, Herrlog, tie., are pronounced excel
lent. I cannot stop to enumorato articles I only ask a eall
of those In want of anything ttf my line. My stock of .
Clears
is unsurpassed by any la town, anil I Invito attention to tho
following brands:
Fremont, Dayton, Eseulaplo, Dos.Vmrgo, LaMurena,lc
Also a large stock of
Tobacco,
including the Ilico, John .mlcrsou's Solace, AmaTut snd
Honey Dew Snuff, Ae. . -
Flour hiirl Menl.
Southern Ohio Family Flour for snlo by the 1aml or J oun l
aed warradtd. Corn Meal, Corn, Oats, Ac. I intend to sell
Cheap for Cash, and hope to receive a fullshare of patronage
tyWANTED 1'ntatocs, Uutter, Eggs, I,aH, Pork, and
everything the Farmer his to sull, for which 1 will pvv th
blvhost market price. SAM. WILSON.
iWlsdale, July 9, 183fl. lySOg
hlllJlIFFWALC
BY virtue of an execution Usued oat of the Circuit Court
for the County of Hillsdale la favor of the people of the
Slatoof Michigan, against the goods and chattels, lands aad
tenements of Richard Vanilyko and Tunis Van-lyke In nio
directed and delivered, I have aclxed and levied upon all the
:ght, title and Interest of the eahlTuiil Vanslvke, in and
to the folio lug pioco or parcel of land doac'ribed aa follows,
to nit: The North part of s iuthwest quarter and th west
half of th North wust qu irter of sectioa 7 In town south
of range 3 wet. In the Stat of Michigan, containing lis
acres of land Which lamia and tenemental shall exjoao
for sale at pnhlic vonduo to the highest bidder at the front
door of the Court Hiuse In the village of Hillsdale in the
County of Hillsdale on the lftlh day of Jaly next, at one
o'clock In the afternoon of that dav.
S. T. SIir.RIKF, Sheriff ofHilhvVilo County. .
Dated th 23d day of May 1830. nftOlwi
The above sale la hereby postponed until Saturday No
vember 1st, 1S6A, at the aamo time of the dav and placiw
S.T. 8HERIFF, Sheriff.
Dated Hillsdale July K 1H.VI.
SHERIFF HALE.
IyT v.rtae of an execution lssu-4 out of the Circuit
Conrt for the Ountr of Hillsdale in favor of Ifosaveld
Davis and William H. Johnson against tho goods and chat
ties, lands and tenamenta of William Sloan and W illl-ito
Gay, t roe directed and dsllvernd I liave aelxed and levied
upon all tke tight.' title and Interest of the said William
Sloan lit aud to the following piece er parcel of land describ
ed as follow, to wit: The Northwest quarter of section 2
la the Town of Pitsfnrd, County of HilMdtU and Stat - of
Michigan, which laadeand tenamenta I shall expose for sal
at pnhlle vendue to til highest bidder at th front door of
tbo Court Houae tn the Hag of Hillsdale in the County
of Hillsdale oa the Iflth day of July next at one o'clock in
the afternoon of that day. 8. T. SHERIFF,
Sheriff Hillsdale Conntv.
Paled the 22d day of May 1834, nSOlwg
The above sal Is hereby postponed until Tuesday Septem
ber 30, 1836, at eleven o'clock A. M. at the sama plac.
S.T. SHERIFF. Sheriff.
Paled HIlMsle, July 18, 18.VI. '
NOTICE.
finE nndcrsigned having forped a f rt-oartfcershlp fr th
X. purchase and sale of Hardware, stove Ac, under the
name of C. T. fitche!l k Co, at the Brick 8lor heretofore
occupied bvc. T. Mitc!i!l. We Intend keeping a complete
assortment as caabwfouad in any western towns and not to
benndenold. C. T. MITCIIEM.
Iflllsdale, March 13, 1836. A. M. IlisTlNOS.
VLL persona lndeblel to m and whose notes snd ac
counts sr due I sball eipect them to settle and pay at
once. All account made pre us o ."(h of Msrrli are In
m- hands. f. T. KIT' MEM..
TEmXPino NEWS.
ARXllVAfOF Tlin DTEAKSiliP CNA
. avaw.,
" ' Qiiatc, july Tj.
The Bcnjw (atoamliip Cnnndian, from .Lir
erpool, nrrivcd hero tuis forenoon, with 60
pitow-ii-ri-re. i ;
Thero had teen an outbreak nt Bnd.joi,
hut quiet w restored.
In Frarrio .tlio.Tift'r'vcst h splendid, and had
disfiiDatcd all fear of Bcarcity.
JTho Itusalans wcro fitting out nn migrant
Ileet at y rouslaut, to ino liivcr Atnoor.
A letter from Athens lays: Durinr; iho
present month ft conference of Tfi affected
power will bo held nt Lopdon. to settle th
aiiaire 01 u recce. .. r
France. Tho onlf 8ubjKt tf interest U,
Iho protest of tho Orleans rnucea.
Qreat BaiTAiN. Tho American question
Jiad been beforo Parliarrent.
Mr. Mooro moved in tho ComrnoKi hat
tho conduct of Her Majeetj'a Oovernmerrt,
and tho difficulties between them and the
United States on tho question of enlistments,
have riot been entitled to tho approbation of
tli i House.
Crown and Hewitt of Liverpool, and Chal
lanor tnd Spooner of Binninffham, appealed
to Mr. Mooro to postpone- hid motion, and
thereforo tbo detuto preceded. ,
Tho Attorney General defended the GoY'
ernment, and said tho Uuitcd States' des
patches bad not beeu such as might havo bcrn
expected from a nation desirous of preserving
fnendlY relations with knglaml. -
Sir M. Pheisscnger supported tho motion,
and contended that suo lintisii Jiad .deeply
violated tho laws of tho United States, and
X1 natioual honor.
Mr. Builto declared Enhin 1 wa diehoc
orcd by her attempts to seduce U. "S. citizens
from their allegiance. . i ?
Sir Geo. Gray asked ' the Houso if they
could condemn Iho Government after they
had stopped tho enlistment , even on British
grounds rather than givo of oifenc? to the
Uuited States. . , Jt
Sir J. Wolsh though by not dismissing Mr.
Dallas, tho British Government confessed they
had dono wrong. .. .
Mr. Milner Gibson complained that Lord
Claiendon's conduct waa insulting towards
tho United States, and that tho peoplo of
America should bo mado awaro that the
British people did not vupport tho Minister
therein. '' ' -
Mr. Gladstone contended that tho good
will of the Csited State's had been oticilia
ted.
3ir J. Packing-ton enlisted Mr. Gladstone
and Jiid the House daro not shrink from the
discussion in this crisis of no ordinary ra.' gni-
tudc.
Lord Clarendon replied at length, defend
ing his conduct and denying that deception
had been practised towards the United States
or that their laws had been violated. - '
The House then decided on the motion for
censure nnd tho" Government wai sustained
by 174 majority.
Frightful Railroad Accident.
' ' rmLAbti.ritu July 17.
A scf iou3 railroad accident occurred this A.
M. on the Northern & Pennsylvania liailroud
by the explosion of t jo boiler of n locomotive.
The cars wcro filled with the teachers and
children of the St. Michaels Church Sabbath
School, bound on nn excursion. Tho curs
were set on fire and many Jive were lost
Tho accident happened nvar Port Washing
ton, jiud minora xnake tho killed from (50 to
100. No train has arrived yet from the
scene ol tna disaster, locomotives nave
been furnished and surgeon hao been des
patched to the scene of the accident. A des
patch from Gerraantown says numbers of tho
wounded have been brought there in private
conveyances. .
bEcoXD Uespatch. Iho excursion train
contained 1100 children with their parents
and teachers; it came into collision with a
doivn train ou a curvo near Port Washing
ton while tho jatter waa going slowly, and
tho former rupidly endeavoring to reach thj
stopping place, both loeomotites were crush
ed, and three cars of tho excursion train run
ning together, caught firo and were consumed.
Ui-ucath tho train were a number so badly
crushed that recognition was impossible.-
Tho scene was of tho most heartrending and
terrible description. The killed aro Dr. Sher
idan, Choirster of tho Church nnd 21 others.
In aditiou to these, 17 bodies were counted
beneath the ruins of tho can, mostly consum
ed. 11 men and women and 2 children
wcro consumed in one car. .Total killed is
30; wounded 69. . .
LATEST.
35 are repoatod killed and nearly 100 bad
ly wounded. 8W0 fcrsoas were on the train.
0 cars wero entirely demolished. Among
tho killed is Father Sheridan of St. Michael
Catholic Church. '"' "
The scene of this accident is 14 miles from
thts city uear two curves so that tlio approach
ing train cannot bo seen 500 yards distance,
and tho track is a single one. When the lo
comotives camo together they roso on end
their firo boxes nearly touched each other,
tho first excursion car caught firo and extend
ed to tho other can? Most extraordinary cf
jbrts were made to cxtricato tho mutilated
bodies crushed under ' tho ' wreck many of
them nro still alive. When tho flames reach
ed them tho groans .and cries thut rent tho
air wero awful. Two hotels, ono d,wlling,
a blacksmith's shop and a small shop withiu
300 yards of tho disaster wero selectod to
shelter the dying and wounded. number
of physicians from this city and Germnntown
wero ci rly in attendance. Two engines from
Chestnut Hill, forced water through hose to
tho wreck, and after working lor several
hours, tho human romains beneath it wcro
removed. 19 bodies wcrt taken to tho black
smiths shop, 20 mora wcro so changed as to
defy recognition.
The body of Father Sheridan was recover
ed and brought to tho city. An immense
crowd was attracted to the spot from tho sur
rounding country. Many friend of tho dead
and wounded walked from the city Aa pro
ceeded hither with every description of vehi
cles which wcro taken aud mado uso of in
bringing wounded and dead to the cityi
A dispatch from Philadelphia of Fiiday
says tho conductor of tho down train com
mitted suicide the night previous.
RI.VTS, GIN'OHAXS, LAW.VL, CAM ERICS, REit AOM-.
New style and very lew, jast received at fRATT'S.
OUODHtfjn sV CO.,
JEW EtE R 8 .
ra.V
TTAVC jast opened st TIllMale, Mich.., V'-a
11 slgaoftheBIU U'ATLU, Oss Uai! t.r 1
UuMIng, a fin assortment of
(Jala aad Hllrar Watcue,Ool4 Locket tL Chain
Htlver rpai. Clock, jewelry aa Faery Uaodo.
To which hy lertte th attention of th rniu3irltr
Watehe. Clock aad Jewelry Repaired In the best masiatr
and warranted. .
Oak Hall, llilbelal Jan 10, llli, aTr.
IRON it STEEL of sU site, ship and kind, and la nay
onantitloa. C. T. MITCHELL.
('AIXIINED ftASfEK Water Lime and Xslt, fr sal it
J the County Store. . rt. MS.LUY.
11.11. hi, June; 1 . i.
riLHCl PI1XSI PILTf
ARE fBasuflerlnf with the file, Iawaroly or OutwarJ!
U U, use Ur. LCTKltJ' CilLEARATED REMEDY,
warranted to Cur la aU caie. Tb abov U the only tern
d that aa aver cured eCeetaslly. City refsrenocs and tt
tloiouUls glvaa. If lea hav th File Inwardly, ask for a
Box of Dr. D,'s PiIU-nly 60 ecvits. If yoa hav the files
cuUardly. ask for a Box tfi" Dr. D'l Ointment only l0 cts.
WM. 4"; REDfATH PrLrltor, H Aassau St N.w JTork.
IVrforsal by MOTT BRO. Ptoiain.
1) ALU OF TJIOUSAKU FLO.VIiK&s
TUT Rvwuivud per Exprraa a few do;u Salm of TUouaaau
riowars, . uorra n.tuq STORE.,
.Shi W A Sit CUM rL k 1 a) rOr-OChAt-HlOaLAtaf U
by 8Ain;rLi;F.iL,
Surveyor and Civil Coginr. by Actual ineasaremcat hoot
' oiiglnal Surveys throughout the whole County. . t
rpHE suwusribtrs are preparing to puhlishr new and oom
X plt TopograpLleal llap of liiUidai Jo JUr. The sur-
vy ar mad by aa xpatlencd surveyor. All 16 rublt
Rnutl .! I..r.l1ll..a nt Itnllrilnrra t.l.r... VnnlJn Pnat
Qflleea, School Houses, atores. Hotel,' klilU, t-tiv
ar to b mxiked. The name of property Holder general
ly ar slao to b Inserted in thin place.' Ja tli style cf th
map of Allegtoy Co. K. V., aud New llaveu Co. Conu.
I u map wilt aiso oar an ornamental vvrusr oj ignctt
view taken In th County. ,
aTp of Villages will aUo b Inserted In the margin, to
gether With inaccurate table of dlatanees to and from all
the Post 0aus In ths County. The plaa will be plotted to
a suitable scale, so to alarg and ornamental map
to bngravcd and dellvertd ?o thos who hai ordered
copies, Caniiomelv eolorod and meuu'J., 101 16 nch, ;
KELLOOa & RANDALL, fubu-hera.
17 Minor Straot, 1'hlladelpbla, fa.
Tcatimonial.
' Th andilsncd, Lavlog ei.mlaud Messrs. Kellogg ft lUa
dall's survey of HUlsdale County, tak plaasur lu recom
mending it o t-t clllxeus of thl county, aa being In our a
ilalon very a-iaato, reUUoaud practical Map or coin
pltt County Dlrvcto'ry. and well worthy their liberal put
tooage. Cwuai-lerine; te, eipmise attendUig its survey, pro
curing accurately all tte niiais,Loclitcs, Llstauc, Town
flota,i'arm Ltueflj yl.ws. c. Sec,, and th Utolted sale it
must' necessarily meet with ou account of untlrely a local
work, we think they afford It very reasonable:, rd avs sub
set 1'icd for the Mapt
HtbLkriALK H b. Whipple, C. IT. Churchill, II. J. King,
E. H. 0. Wilson, Rov. C. Clark, O. T. Mitchell, D. L. Pratt,
K. It. EalrUeld. John P. Cook. F. M. llolloway. Win. Wal
dron, L U. McCollum, Ouo. W. lieaton, Allen Hammond,
A. Creasy, J. N. Mott, U. 11. Rowlson, J- 11. Bald, li.
Hauimond, C. V7. Ferris, Sara'l RuMell, l' Alan, Lewis
Emery.
JoNnvit-Lt W. W. ilurphy, O.C.Vuaro, I. O.firoiven
or, W. J. Una ter, J. li. Oraham, Cha. Oregory; Oeo. E.
Dudley, It. . Varnum, H. H. Sherman, U H Andrew, II
B Tucker,' H. Da tor, A P Hogarth, M Strong, Wm H Tul
ler. Hawkins ft St Ltea, M M Ham, Joha Sinclair, O St H
Oale, SOalge, C. K. Case, II. Ransom, U A Bartholomew,
8 R Smith, ( M Johnson, J 1 Van HoveLbergh. i
Csmskia J McDurmld, . - -
. JerriRHO.v E K Parmlee,
1.1TCBF11.LD m mudon, a u Brown, tionry racker, s
C Woodward. M P Horrlna:. ...
Rcaoiso F Fowler, Garner Archer, J Mlckle, Francis
ni(, weo ritzstmmons, uu t'roaty, vim F Tumar, J
Carpenter, II M Carpenter.'
Ailbx H B Avery. .
Anm-Iluory Huff. .
Family Grocery and Provision Store.
O. ELMflRB.
H AVISO opened a Family and Provtoa Score, at M'latyre
old atand, opposite Railroad Sue see -Vfiere he keeoa
ceustantly on hand a general assortment of all varieties of
rxurisiviss, veuetarles, fruits, d-c,
of th season, and would solicit the patronng or the public.
He has also connected with his Store a good and convenient
A. A T1X4 H A LOON.
Where warm Meals and l.uneh are aerved no at all times, and
aiso aii me aeacaciei ana reircaiunents or llie svaaon.
Hilladale, Oct. IS, 1838. - n43tf '
KNOW ALL PUOPLE
III AVE seen the stboso mam and the weak sratcxa now
with the AoOa aud CaiLt Ksvsa. Be? I hav ansvsa
a.vowx Da. Stboku'i Fivia DssTaorca when taken accor
ding so ninscTiona, rati, of arrscriNoa badical cctilaa
raw DATS. or sale by MOTT A BROTHER, Hillsdale.
April, 6th, ma.
NEW DOUKM.
JUST received at the COLLEGE BOOK STORE.
ROSE CLARK, by Fan or Ecru. .
Ton years among th Mall Bags. . ' .
The Oayi Rlup, ,
Tola, ty Edmftud About.
I'tDfldfutial Cnrresiond,-nr cf at,u-Ovn.
I.ittloPaal and other Tak. . .
Kloatorbolna De Qutner, a riry of Cermkor.
Caste.
Widow Bedot'a Paper.
Elements of Logle, by Wilson. fUS
SHEET mCsIC A good asaortment always nn hand and
renewed once a month at the COLLEGK BOOK STORE.
PLASTER AXD WATER LIME for aelYby
C. T. MITCHELL.
KlTS rS MATh.lR.VL A Urge and well selected assorT-
mont at the COLLEGE BOOK STORE.
I ALEF.ATC3 tioda Saleratus and Cream Tartar, bv
I RUSSELL LIVLVOSTOJf.
BOXN'ETTS Bonnet IrfbbonsT'Tn'mmlng and ' Bindings
by RCSSlTD otllVCJOSJO
i-Ql'T.T.. Old Java. lo and LatrnrrlaT Ir
J RUSSELL k ulVlXOSTO
(LOlliS Broadclotha, Fullcloths Caaaiinerea, Satinetts,
j Tweeda and J sans, J y RUSSELL k UVIXaSTOX.
X ' RUS3ETJ. A LUIKOSTON:
I ASH AND BU DA VTindow Sash and Blinds of Pine or
) Whitewond on hand, or furnished on short no lire br
MITCHELL.
ri.VEiiAIl Cider Vluegar strong ts&oughto walk, for sale
V by . 8IMPSOV.
IIli K DEANS-i want Suuie good Whit Beans: who
win urtng me aomor li. ll AMM(nU
SUGARS Crushoi, Brownand Cntfon, at the lowest price
by ' ' ' RUSSELL t LIVLVCSTON.
SVRiUE3 Syringes of all kiud For Sale at
SIMPsiOX'S.
RUCK WHEAT FLOUR a superior article, for sale by
RUSSELL k LIVING3T0N'
G
REEX, BROWX AXD RLL'E SILK BK RAGES for dre
scsat J.B.BALDV'S.
DELAINES Cashmeres, 1'arnmettas and Alpaerjust re
eelved by RUSSELL k LIVINGSTON.
WAXTED aa usual, iAiinbor, Grain, Provision or Monay
laexchange for Goods B. HAMM,3Xi.
VTAUGHXVfUTIlWtrjrtlC Just received atA for safe
by H. T. FARXAM k CO.
MEltCHANTS G.VP.OLlN'G OU lost received and for
sale at FARXAM'S.
RE33 GOODS Pal and .Winter, lust opened
lit. C Uti
TO PHYSICIANS AND DRUf. GISTS.
THE undersigned offur for sale his DRUG STORE In ths
"village of Hillsdale, on favorable term. It has been et
tahlUhed seven yenrs, and has a steadily Increasing patron
age. It Is a rare chance for a Phrslclan wishing te do a dis
pensing buln-i. Terms easy. Satisfactory reasons wiTl be
given fur retiring. J. R. U1MP30X.
SIIINULE8 AND LATH,
ale artlule of seasoned Whitewood Lumber too, foraalu
at the l.tTTLR HARDWARE STORE.
G
LASS French and American Class of aborted sisea br
MITCHELL.
JEWELRY STORR.
Watch, Clock, and Jewelry ltcrarioj.
THE subucrll cr ha removed Lis Jewelry iftore 04 the cast
side of Broad St., opposite hi old Stand, w here he rnav
found at all acanontbte honrs ready to do work la hlallns of
buslnna on short notice.
6." He aiso keeps Watches, Clocks, Spectacle, Jewelry,
Gold Pons and Pencil Cases for aale, ef good oiialitv and at
the most roajonable prices.
I. T. Blt"AX.
ntiLsTein, Aug. zi, 'ic
UPAW GOODS.
Spring and Summer Millinery Good:.
noXNETTS to suit the old and young,
IIONNETTS to suit the gay,
BOXXETT3 to suit the rich and poor; and
BOX.NETT3 to glvo aw.iy.
mm. M.I1BAKE.
0ULD respectfully Inform hi r Men ls and th public
that she ha Just rcturr.cl from tho east with a well
soluctcd assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS,
which e'.e will be happy to exbihit to thos who may favor
her with a call. A variety of French tiattern llntaf the
latost atyloa, from i to tl(f. '
Soft, Pt&in and Open Straits, Keopolitan
und Fancy Straws, Silks, Crape, Lace, ,
Liece, and Tatlton Hats, Mourn ,
in y cfc secon d Mourn ing Straw
ttnd Crape flats. ...
kept conatanUy on. Bind, and sold at low price.
An aMortmentof very nlc Collars. Blond aladlAce sold
at reduced price. .
jiiHiavftJng ana rr-caitcncM to witn promptness
Notice.
t (-Lining snd Trimming, Press Making and Itting done
on short notice at the sign of the Bonnet, opposite Railroad
Sqnare. i
CARPETS Hemp, Cotton, Fine and Superfine, ugrain
Tapestry, Thro Ply, Brussels and Stair Carpets for sale
at tni
fie County Store.
J. B. BACDY.
Hillsdale, June, 1511.
CLOTHS Caeslmerev Vesting and Summer stuffs In
rr-wt variety at th Countv Store, and rn can est a
suit of Cloths to order en very short notle made In the best
tanner and at th lowest price and warranted to St and suit
in erery particular or yoa need not take them. Corn and
sry ' V. iiauit.
HilUHlale, June, IS. VI.
DAGM IIAGW nAGrtf
MANUFACTURED BY 11IK CHICAGO Hag Maawifaclery
llahd-4 ph street. '(s.f of Clark, Uileagw.
M. K. 11 1 VK W M K AT,
CORX MKAL. HAM, FARMER,'
OSXABUIUI AXDSKAMi.E!)
Gn.AlX SACKS.
FurnUhed anon tho shortest notice, and at tho lowest
market price. The de.l jns for branding ar new, otfgisuL
aad not to be surpassed ia this conntry.
BoOOly rstr)(Bc.ltfresb)il.,i!7.
A RAre Cnaatce Ar Mill ilnlMcr.
TJG aubarrlber affors for sale a Vaable Laglna, asil't
on Iron framos and mad to order evpreaaly for a GrUt
and Flouring Mill, of about foriy-Bv horse power aow be
ing finished, aad will he aet up by the maknr If rwqnlrc-d.
Also Partaale Itarr tn Flsirist .tlllN and ready
made Kalilaa Cloths, oft h heat oaalit with the acrs
s.vrv gearing and shsfiiog, fitted for putting apt The sbnv
na-ing neen eroorwa by panto wno railed la thtr arrange
meats to pay for them, is offeied tor sale oa verv reasons
b a teraM of credit. For particulars sppl v to. or addrrs
IlillsdaK Jun S3, ISM. IIillsWla, Mich,
IILAXXELS Weohr aud ctiMiliy
; - RU3HELI.
UVIXOSTOf,
11 EM ALE PILLS The Colebvaled Portugue-e Frmale 1'ills
7 For Salat SJm1'SO.".
nAliilXVIUOKAroU Phalon's Uair Jei icoratnr.
ForSaleat WIHP.ON'I.
C0KFEK. tract of CbfTe Kr cale at
J 6IMP;OX'3.
S11XXLATV aria aud Caooulal t arale at
J PiXIPSOS'S.
s
IfP PORTERS AtMlosninal Supporter, Tm.sei, ShnnhU
nracea, ataospenaory Uan1age loc sale at SlMRo.N--,
C" ioR.1 STAl'CH for CuIlorv prpo-e, bt
I RUSSELL A LIVING
ixr.sTo.v.
t?iTriTlvfpAfl R-iil "S fore br
M'TT . Pro.
' - PRATT it DIC"LIn ' - '
REAL ESTATE AQEKC7.
HILLSDALE, M1CII.
IatmOTCD Fanrj and Wild Lands; Village LoU an 4
Dwellings bought aad sold. No charg escept advertla
laf an lea sala mad, souses aad farms reniJ, lax
paid, title aamind. Money lavestad oa boad aad airtg-
and aimus.1 interwst at 10 per cant collected vrlthoat charre.
Ixiortng and eoaveyaaclug dona. Mr. P. Is Notary PvJ lk,
;: . : PRATT k D1LELL.
. a f vi' I iu I I '
ICO"
" - SAM.4 MV
i Atresia Adams, ml! from LtUsdal T8 scrci i.V
I proveo, alsn'e welt timbarcdi Thrl on th place
a tin lctloa of Frclt. Apples, Psache. Fr, P:!ti.
Cherry, Ac. It Is well wattisd, aad as a Los; Coust aad
"pbatt k eia-m.
FAliil 1'OUSALJJ
ACRES In Allsa five mUea from UUUJals, 12 icrvst
iinnreved with a comfortable lo h ar J, geed
120
frame tarn upoa It, also bearing fruit treas of ail IIi.-Vl
la aU rpcoU a Aaflrabla Cirm. . Term ay. ; :
' Pratt 4 crar.iL.
FA It SI Oil SALE.
AT a bargsla. A superior farm of 10 acres in MoS '.w 8
mllu south of the villsge. 100 a.-re under fvA
fmprwerment; a good Brick House, a good bars baru nj
eralavnia snd ahedoa th farm; also, about ( aurs bearing
irej it t-cj at a'J kink, and is well watered. A vary Uni ra
il place. It fa down, baUnc In 2 year. . ,
Pratt j.nnttf,
lUI'UOVI lAAUJir l O.l SALE. "
' 16(1 ACRES la Moscow, On mil south of the Ulsckmar
farm, and2. mil from th flllag of Moscow : 140 acre I im
proved, I at"" of bearing fruit tree Of all kinds. Good t
story frame dwelling uoca, 0 good barb! Itparly aw. A
first rat farm In good eoadlttoB. Term X down, baUato.
1 years secured by boad aad mortgage. '.
. 100 ACRES tn Cambria 1M mil from nillsda!, aa tbs
a w X see 29, on mil south of WUletts Corars, 4ft acre
well cleared and fenced, ten more chopped, balance best nsl
Ity of heavy timbered land, 100 bearing grafted fruit trots,
also cherry, pch, and plum, comfortable log bona andst
bles; Well watered. Terras f down, balance oa tlm, to I,
had at a bargain.
-...1 . . . - riurr PTBtLi:.
"TI : ' LANDS i'Lrvl ti.lLC7. - .
HO ACCES In Cambria, ft miles from Hillsdale o the riJi
Road, test all ty of Umbered uadti Terms aaiy. -
j,vuu ALKta orsuoriur t arming land ia HUUCaU V5H-
ty, for sal.
fRAtT
TILLAGE LOTS AND DWELLINGS .
- ; For Sale or rent In the village of Hillsdale.
A' good dwelling with out buildings, and f aers aXIaad
attached In Hilladale. for sale or aachang for land.
March , HM. PRATT h DIBELT..
V Bl IIOLLOWAY'8 """
REAL ESTATE cfc INSURANCE AO'C Y.
Insurance against Fire in the Etr And r&ocoix taaaran
Coropanloa, of JlarUot, Conn. " .......
. Life laauranc in Atna af Hartford, Conn. .
FOR BALE. V "
1 OT with two Story Boas and good barn, oath corner
1 J of McCoUum and Broad Streets. Hlllda. Tvrmseasy
Luunlreof ' F. M. UuLLOWAw",
Iflllsdale, Feb. St, W.O. .
FARM FOR SA K.
THE uherlDer ofTers for sale hi Farm of 101 acre sit a a
tod oa the HUlsdale and Jonesvile road, one mile south
of th Couriflhlng village of JonesvlUe, la HillriaU Coun'f
Mich. ' ISOaervs of the same la under good cultivation, 0
f whicji ts well soeded with lover. It has a good bearing
Orchard, s w3,l watered, and has plenty of tliuber. Tenr.a
.. .r.M.HOLI.OWAY.
March 1st, lWS.
488 If
FAU.UFOU HALE
A SUPERIOR Oraalng Farm of, Ut. aerea, i tntle from
Hill ale, Mich. CO acre of improved wild meadow, tS
acre Plow Und Improved; the balance -51y tj)berd. A
good barn 34X44 feet, and small frame house on the premlsoa
A raro thance for the atoek grower. F. M. nOLLWif A f.
Hillsdale, March 1st, 18W. .iSStf
LANDS FOR SALE
2000:
ACRES of choice unimproved farming Land, i a
Hillsdale Conhty, for sal la parcels to ault purcha
ser. Terms ease, inquire or r. fa. UOLLOWAT.
March 1st, 1868. ' 438 tf
let us all go "o.
JOHN HEATING'S)
t most respectfurly Invite tn attention of Bayers to n t
amlnstinn of mv Stock, a bava rectlved front Kstr Tcrk,
a most splendid assort moot ef
Good, which J offor on the most reasonable terms whetrux
yea purchas or rot. I wall, yoa to call on me and hope
yoa will infirm others for what a small sura nf money, thoy
tftauicjiase a suit of Clothe, kly Stock consists of apart
Coats, VcstSj Pan tar. Shirts,
.irs e.Vo cvfi5V k
Overshixts, Overalls, Gents Collars, &?,
Feomlong evporience Ia business I am otilleJ to sr.?) foa
cheaper than can be nurcbestd in any Store In Hillsdale
County. Accept my thanks for your notmnage for many
years past. JOHX. KEATING.
Hillsdale, May lttth. 18.10.
NEW LIVERY KTAIJI.i;. ' '
The Pioneer Line on tho Trcfe Again.
JC. PECK has sssoctstod with him Mr. T. CLARK, who
who hav opened A Livery Stable, at the old stand fur
merly occupied by J. C. Peck. They have a good stock of
young Horses, selected eipreasly for their burl net. They
also have a complete assortment of Carriages, Buggies, Sul
kies, Wagon-,, Ac-., to accommodate tho wants of the public,
which ar aU new and manufactured expressly fur their Stable
' tTiv"All cafis attended fA bn short notice. vno37tf
' WraftiKM' .4, ... -FEVER
AND A0UE E2TCHIfil5AT0R.
Prepared by UOHKur li. VVMvOOI,'w York,
rrlce Ono Dollar.
THE pecullir opeiaiions of thU Medicine In these disease;
has undergou long and long and cIom observation l
bilious climates, and It la believed that it will nover fail, if
properly aud judiciously administered, unless other diseases
predominate of a different character. It will be found tffiC
tuat ia casee of the srl.trgemont of the Salttn (known as
the JjtCk,) also, Z.irer complaints and Jtn4ict, with
aU thos various modifications which arise from the asms
cans. It is highly recommended by physicians, and hi
been ejctemdvoly ucd with distinguished success, In reliev
ing many o' those who areaufletiug under this scourge of
our cos o try Proas Jf weak stomach, and children, may
take It wlthou the lcat difflcufty. It strcngthoua tho
stomach and digestive oraas, induce an appetite, and eel.
dora require nior than out bottle to effect a cure. The
vast quantltle of Qnlnia and ether thing wbleh are swal
lowed at random, in enoioiou diughts of whlrkr, rum Ac,
is sufficient to rain th constitution us men od the morals
of community, and do more evil than even the baneful ef
fect! of this dlaoass Itself. Th safest manner af treatment
especially In these diseases. U the I st.
CERTIFICATES.
TV honestly believe that certificates are not generally
read, hat it h.vs becomo so euntmary to Introcuce them
hat we have, in oidor to aatUfv those who rly on such ri
lence. introduced a many GEXUI.M Certi;;atc ss our
spaco will alliw.
tit M$Utnt Sutffn a Ac Jfniull Mitt Kcr. trft ..n
ntiJu in Pitip fiirk, ka AiV gift At7uwiW sc
raf, i- 'rftoAiiJif.. '
G cstlem sx 1 hav used your compound in cvu s of Fever
and Ague, aud hav found It to answer to the pirpnae let
ter than anything I have ever prescribed in n:y practice. I
have used when employed as Asltant Surgeuu ia the Uni
ted Slates Xavy, oo different stations, and wl.. n we had
forty Or City enses on the sick list at on time, and it ha
always proved iuvfnl. I recommend this art i-l fri m tho
certainty of It e fleets, and give It a preference over all oth
er medicine for the distressing complaint
Yours, fce.. O. H. TRAPnAOA V, M. J.
8TTFor s'.3 in UUUdale by Mott a,nd Br., and G. W. Va
dcrwood. ' ",;
OLD FESatieere superior tiuMty of Cold 1 'ens, war
ranted. For sal by L J. O. AME3
tTrHEftEA? li'iy wife Iiuioa Dugalii, has absconded from'
y my bod and board, without any cans br pn.voralloa
notice 1s therefore gtren that I will pay no debt of her con
tracting after this date, JAMES PfGUlD.
Frceniont, Ia. June i, lJJd. t-' 1 . '
flARRIAGK ANrSi?,Vt SFltlXtlS CarrUg Trlmmlncw.
j mosa and curled kair'aioEt Leather and. India "timber
Cloth. . . ... x aTCUtLL.
ZZLIU)X7a,IlZ3
J ttmpUti Mrrsal mfmll AiaV Htrdwart, els.
Cooper'i, C&rprnter'i and Blatkirail'j Tooli.
All the common alio of SASH AXD GLASS, a Urge assort
ment of both LEAD k ZINC PAINTS, Including thereat par
Is Zlne In the original packages. Also: LINSEED OIL tr
ri'TTY. rT4VK!.
A complete an assortment ef Stores as can be found ia th
country Among them some entirely new patUrM witHili
late Improvement. Hons Trimmings of all dusr-iptlr-ns.
Carpenter's Boring Machines both Near qgJaA aAUi Qi
patterns. New England .' i
FLOtrS AND COaXrSirELLEftS, .,
extra finish and timber, all of which may hm' had rri-es lo
snit. faugl ' ,C. T. MTCIIEUn
HAVE aw aa assortment of fctavew on hand that Sato 4
aia Bjlltii a betarlhlt ougiit MopelWid to keen hotie
. B. HAMMOMP.
f) LAST Kit St WATER LIME for sale by
MTTcnrix.
)LOWS IflvlngsUa County Plows, Improre.!, for sale
t
HILLSDALE FOUNDRY.
OAK HALL
i;ady jiadi: i,ornio
' AVID .
TTTRIf ISHINO GOODS I8TABLI8HHEHT. .
Tb Bubacrilier 1j now -veelrln his scml-snnnal large sad
complete assortment of Ready Made Clothing for tb r ail and
Winter Trade of 'M aad '66. Also, Cloths of all kinda
)ver-CitliTi, t'nafitmrrcw, Mntlnctta, Hroadcto'iJ
i niiBa, rsnrmiiiit iinnciiiH r , ,
AU; OrtrmJU. tur mndfn Skirt; Clmr$. Cra-ili, 4Ytl
aad Ptktt HmmAkirthitft, fjisnsafrr, tHiti; ;
Mill l Smrkm. Drinlri. he.
Whlrh will be uiade np to order, br Sold by U vvrd or patlern
The vney; Ivt .! efTvted at this establishment during
pt vsarm, ha Mtlsfled til Prhprletor that a dlecrimlkatlng
puli'.io approcliti the prinslpl of
LW. mres sss nessr rsr,
which hs I j determined to crrrv out to th fullest extent. eo1
asMordiag'v tnviu all to visit hi eeialdishmeat, where ere.
rrthing in hi Una ef ttn-tarss wiU be roasMl at low price
bTtherty aaheaH bf In thl Metlow of the country, at
aoiotaia ana lieutii
t VCnnnirf Merchant will he suprlled with th chotcct
O00.U, li par Cmt cktpr than eaa b pure had this ails
of N.w York; Com and lodge for yowrsrlve.
' The andprttgned bar also added to hi establishment an
Immense stock of HATS AND CAPS, af th Utast Fsll sal
a 1st-; style. artia ll. M. a r.r r r.n.
LL RAGS AND TAnfck&.rtng la year aVvgs aal. g
. Cvih for then at the Hillsdale Ce. Ir i-v
MOTT k Tino.
kORat By the bU. pr poaad, for Sale bv
VRCP A'D M0LAS3LS mlity. b
. RtSSaXL k Ul IWT'N.
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