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TYR COOPER, No. ROOSEVELT STREET NEAR
.nathsm street and next door Dr. Murphy drur
uly oe consulted on all diseases from to ID
my doctors skill in the treatment Of diseases /.
Particularly in the OF and con-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-20

"A RIiIlC!AL Observation-Disclosures PATENT
ny this invention families oan HAYS six or twelve
eechea always ready for use and easily applied At tri-
ling cost when compared TO the expense trouble OF thu
asgWsng reptile Depot l3l Fulton street. Herald buId.
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Two TIE DisAPPoINTED-DR. WARD CAN mr. &c
~ service his treatment instan tiy rema,s
liz @ me patient from suffering and probable detesn,
sots uaiy many difficult that have desea oths..
obs Are those coming him they arc
provement No fee Books gratis. Once Of Csasi
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cn.nnrs aAv4nns. ssers.ails d'E.a
.aVis d'Electi0sa.

~ yertu dan WRIT d'ELECTIoN adress6 par
Excellence Joseph WALKER Gouvemeur de Eat do Ia uaue lea
eectsnrs quaea do Ia dOeans notHs
quune MARD jour proclaim
ss7, pour ELFCTEURs -FOUR PRESIDENT TT VICE PRESIDENT
DIES ETATs-UNI5
lie scrun 10 jour sus depuis nsu heures du man
usqua six beures dpsn end d6signfs
Ia direction Comnas ct Gree nomnss lie
Conse des Aldermen la vile de Ia Nouvola Oans u
de Police pour eetts pare de size rive doe du aeuve
Mississippi
I6ecu ondue OF les reours duplicate deyron 6e
trunsinis soussigns, conformement d Ia Ioi.
Bur-au du Sheriff de Ia paose doeans doesobre. 1882
oet9 SPITE JAMES P. FRERET, Sheriff.
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vVsHE ONLY TRUE PORTRAIT OF WASH
u 1NGToN.-Just pnblshed,T t. B. WEIGHS MAGNIFICENT
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON.

Engraved by psrmssion) Suar only original pe in the
uper picture engraved psrnendsnco THOMAS
suLLY gifted artist L the only correct
grsatest work art In this A 10 s adsy
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Supreme State. VINO ~ work II art
happy kenes Father Of h country. 4 was good
him y The afa o. my sr hs whSls
hayo sssd representing Parecy
sa
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the pupil STUART pin. e. my mind more eIarsasls than
porrsis together with tho rspo
all who saw him considered marked chasacteriatc
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mbd Philadelphia Chester Harding Of Beaten Charles
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~ enable ~ to posses @ valuable treasure ~ sold At The 10,
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M W conier Of Fhh and Arch streets, n iladslphin.
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Arrangements lave been made with the Po ocs Dspassn ~
which COPIES Of the Portrait can b. ssat to Point mail
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Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER, GOUvERNEUR DE L'ETA1
DE LA LOUISIANA.

BUREAU DE LExECUTIF, BATON RouoE, Aoat, 1859.
ATTENpU quo Convention. deInamant assemble capitol
Eat Ia vile but de changer citu
ton de Etat dc Ia Loune odcne npre
oneus de Ia Convention, 10 Gouveneur putsa proams
ton dans aquel dive ofcisrs a pan
y loi organiser pleeion DEL mbres Do pAhlss Genera
douveru dams caque Dc Esas ndiques
la o LIE PREMIER MARD DE NOVEMBER pochan
ur peupe dc lEat adopn c do Constitution
dn dovor do officers de
dc rancienns Constuio aaeui IL dc de 10
qu 10 poadut de ID Consultation. Chacr
6ecteur aera opinion dtpOsant dams bos dsnr
asse eaclusivsmsnt bulletin seont na
CONSTITUTION ACCEPTEE, ceux-ci: CONSTITUTION RE
JETE bsn tout exprian clsirsnent ntenon d.
pGceu. Ia cotuse election, qu Lien tossle
imports election geaerals dE commsaires gu,
aront pred6 exansront les buen
depos reaui,at seretaire
fo6ent dispositions do Ia loi actuells elections"
En- consequence csnvsnable Dc lancer cecil
nofant de pusdte ia
tou, pus shs Comssar dleetions
anss oers celia do bonner avis 10 de ssasm
bsr ct Do scptaon rct de Ia Constitution Ii
PREMIER MARD DE NOWHERE proclaim, dit PHI.
haut procedures nndues fats eonor
Performance dispositions election
Par lie 0ouvsneur, JOSEPH WALKER
CnkRLKs GAY 6ecrstars dEtat. aul0
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

CRY II Dow, Lake, D scDenaia, = \ PAksr,
Is, csaS Ree Il..sh 9sdls. ssg q clara
Jehnsdn and Indy Ma Merritt W Lwrenc Texss; IA Force
sleeker, GOODWIN, Mst Mel Iand Pensacola; Pat
Stingsr, Mi ton. 81
Psrhns Nelson Cemen Hayden, Jones, Johnson
Wright VIM Montgomery VI Mill, Mira Powell Van Iur.n
Wood and lady, g Ii Sudcw, Howard family M0s
Date G Inmsden q T Feb &c; tarisca cal james
Worl . 81 g5E9 w
vERANpA Dexter. Caldwell, Natehez T. wiiIes
po~hnan Ellis Morgan Gunry and lady, Mss C N
Canss Mobile d Buier, Wstunpkn w Jewell Mr. Ssweii
N II Sipcet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

&g- MARIE DE La NOUvELLE- ORLEANS, 81
oobrs 1852 .coNsEIL CoMMUN DE WILLIE DE LA NILE
ORLEANS. {f
est rou Que suiven par pre-
nspectsurs detection qu dot lieu
9royembrs endroiiA ctdessous dssgnes;
ssa os DE- a1 A.
sEaosS L TsS i Henderson, Horse
s,sion Dunlap osbons, IL NJ
Sssis;
Monaghan, T. T. eak' y =
IL "a 81
ssyass sss. HssG.
skEaE conpasnIs .ayaus d Ia Isa'Ia.s
as
&
!; s.s
pSYBs Pssss'..
Hs. f.s de
o. s'oss:
.sss ss.
c 4sszss ssHss az. I sssp. NJ. Hsp
'ssi ssts osss :s ssss
,'sSa s
Bayou nspeeursA yaynn, A. Treme H. Praonge .Gre
hsra-P. Gasaove, ]. Duegncaud.
DXsEPTEME de j. B. Earhards Inspee-
eurs Lsmlnge D. Mel J. b. .4fefRers-Jo1n
Jacobs Jacob Meyers
DIxHUITlEME PRECECT-A Ia Case Pompe .Inpec-
teursW w Burton g. DeBays, James Brooks .Greersj B.
+ Heart, p. b. Fornnudes. ~
NEUvIEE PREcINCTAn chemln de fer du Collie
du Mexque Bnctn M H. Bren, Joseph Pierce
Rsi ss.s Care. sssespas s.ptssa, !.
B. Laidsw
;5t Hss ERR tisF asssppr.
Congress Charbonnet TrCne, D. On
maine. Grefasrs-A. Treme, Jr, r Bschemm
.sTSgnel W. G. c. CLAIBORNE,
President du
lsign6l FRANs ALrUENTE,
AppIouye 10 81 octobra 1859.
lSgnej a. D. CROSShlAN, Mario.
Pour cope oonforms H. BIER sscrGtaire-
MARIE DE LA NoUvEILE-oRLE 81 Octobre 1854
az peonns desgnces nspsours ct Gree
pour psecon qu lie proclaim sont nvts
Marie dams lie plus BRET dta atm de prefer
conormeinent ala o
lostaa On A D. CRQSSAfAN. Mara
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BUREAU DIES coMMIasAIREs DE La IS
DETTE ,CONeOLIDEE DE la NouvELLE-ORLEANE.j
observation-disclosures, 81 Oetobre, 1883
Fin ,va1fI, ia Ia 37Ama aection da pncfn fla la

s NouvuILr-oaLHAss, 81 oetobre, 1883.
En- vertu de 10 37eme section de l,acte de La
Ngss % Etat Loulans nus "s pour eonsolder Ia
Wills Dc Ia Nouvse sans pouvo Commencement ct Adm
naon AGirs approuye e rs FevIr 1852
seetcn nu supplsmsuso pour
h wills Nonsels Orleans pourvor Transportation
d. Lafayette, willie Nouvee Orleans APPROVE
sr 1885, dams but do nder Ia dets nncenns ve
PromiArs ssconds oisams Municipalities Ia vile lafayette
Dos soumssIna ehetss pour hange
tauz aase squss, Shus,
obligations do ascisnns VILE ds Premiere irosns
Munpata et vile Do Lafayette, BoNS De
DE LA NOUvENLE-OHLEANs POUR LA soHME DE MILE
pastries CEiAcuN DATE Du JULIET 1859, PAYABLEs
DAMS QUARANTE ANS bureau Trssorer de y
coupons POUR payass
Il vc de NewYok Juliet chaque
les inlars les obligations oses echsnge, dit eli
dsns seront cslu sau'au Ter nv 1855 spoque aquo les
uts sts sur les bons smls commencement.
pour Pschsnge
quats lundi dc chaqus n dater do und %
Nerembrs 1853.
lie d dc reetsr parie tot
ni6 lea sounis.ions onsries. Will
...coMMfssAIREs...
A. D. oRossMAN, Mare
O. DEBUYs, Contr6leur
W. H. GARLAND TrSsofier.
W. PcoNvERsE President du coniS do Finances cons
Aldermen a4
LII PLACE Ps.iasns comis Finances coass dss
tsnts- Aldermen.
A. LAYET seerstnire. 20 Oct. Up.
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.AUts
.aCiS
AUxELECrEuRs DE La PARoIssED'0RLEANs coNcERNANT
IADoPTIoN on ~ REJET DE La NouvEILE

L'ADoPTIoN on IL REJEr DE La NoUyELLE.
CONSTITUTION.
Ey En- PROCLAMATION snees par Excellence
Joseph Walker Gonvnsu Etat de Ia Louisiana les eeceu
qualities la paroe dOeans sout 10 present nohss
relncion qu tenus MARD jour de Novembe proclaim
1884, pour Ecteu President Eats Unis
distinct pour lea e prendre 10
sna bon peupe do Get Fiat Reinforcement adcpon res de
Ia uon de 1885, chaque 6ecte opinion
snrun bulletin
CONS rITUTlON ACCEPTEE" "LA CONSTRUCTION REJE-
TEE qusques exprmaut lintenton de r6seteur
Sheriff de Ia paros d'oridans, doctobe 1881
B- chaque Pouu rosisme erutin dssin6
des CONTRIBUTIONS POUR LIE MONUMENT WASHINGTON.
II octs apte - JAMES P, FRERET Sheriff
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l0RT 0Y INV O1TRAU1

1oRI OF lkW C1I1A11
s....s e,' ss.: Z r 3d. ss;:' !: Co.:
CLAARnD yEgxN1DAK.
'ss: 80. 80 9 ..:..- s:ss g
ARRIVED N
800; t. So ~ ss s;ss' !.
ZIP E.ss:Is - i ~. CIV rsiss "
hin isa ss. !s1klss -. g.; sss
s s.. .s: e.. s sssIs {
't ss!sss. is. xhsss, : y.
x Y: IL: ~ s. 49,; z. ~. . II
81. s.ssss,sss Ssaan doys p sis. ID bas. s..sss
stsamboats.
s III s Ds nssis s s s 4 sss's
si:ss esss ss iss' ECO :is rom yis ias
sss iss ss Rp s's c.ss .'e'
c.Issl Rs sss;% 1sss s csi ssss
Z. t. III E: s 49, i Z: q ssss
Eli. o.se ~ bask Hsass; "a Z.
'"s ,ss s: i s C. 4 s W. ss
- . . Ss; s.... e. gs.s q a 81.
q ]. kisaissis ma car Jovsn H.sasiss.
Below Coming Up.
r. Steamer Eay len In pc iosdms
yswforiesus s,ess,er1 Jsuass RobS Pacific spd Alton
- CO.. c.,...s ...a. - -. n. u.
- ~ us e9so1 0f ~ ~'sHoy
t'urks, AID which Is ssodsd m her mani6ssk
.,.--.--...--.. tss
1rvyRpf,,T y. ~. s ~ ~ Y IA, -, -
NEW yoRkpsf ship Ipdses ~ bss khss Sugar
tobareo, itssne Mhea& l4S
p ~ taio q bales hemp Y ~. eacr ~ q
e III:
BELIZE H0SDuRASPsr shy Elm 9uaa1 L lid 9tales
hbs lJ hf do hama -
huftss Choose, bbla shnSle suad
a------ , +
IMPORTS.
HkMBURGper bsyk Hspas II glassware
ndee Gamer do erb &osg "a II a pkr, do
xoek Ieo-- A. pkus rndss 10 ofder. =
sTr,u vrs,r -.s-.I. -. eaos -. !. =
..sAssnP AeAes vsvveV 70 Sotnsng 3ee
s'uv,Ov Y oIasr-Aeensa mas III v
NEW YoRKPsr shR Marathon: 3oc tons eoal " Stanton 10.
KfNGsToN-pst txyk Rainbow. Emit 10 crde,.
pnNAypf, o. ~ w. 600 . ~ ,.h. IN !, xv,.st
s's = 'A-- l-e Sasass -
RECEIpT9 OF PRODUCE.
eane hay State II bills spples as pelAioss
eakn bacon Hewitt Merton &co4se aaekr
Scott u bids Deems oais b
spples Biscos
iiorel Gayle Turner Wilson Aco
butter btA nou Oxlesby Macaalay Como
len butter G 4sois 10 q iii. appiss i do bsass
and surdres . order a gss
Il
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lsHNEsE $50 boxes prima Western Reserve
~ ass'- - a : & & q - = l4,.,,
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Saturday octobsrs 50.
4ssIce0ss
ST oIJIs
sSSa Ssss,s.
WI A!ya
Il bsA s1hkh k B.s;l.;
Ct s0gls sWAMP gox Masshalf. ..srr
Sai is'S posA s
p1AouEsfsr sas siFs 9s' Tss 81.
oSl sIsss
~ The superior and swift running passen-
s 81 So e i M sss Fl VI
oeiso street
ggr The new, magnificent and swift running
yIcSssIRs,
ssT sMI s @ fsV.. .sss ssiss
~ The splendid passenger packet steamer
S;; ,'i sSs
s 5S j5s SsFs g. ssss .:.:
NJ The regular weekly packet steamer
D sssIa Ran o.ses
as- The splendid and fast running passenger
?Ses sslis Mas
r.
G0- The regular weekly packet steamer
SSsSs esi!s ssss WV
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~ The new, light drsught, swift running
passenger packet WORLD Norton aater
Leave Tor 81; LOUIE CAIRO NEW MADRID. HICKMAN, MEM
PIS HELENA, NAPOLEON ali landings THE
q o'clock Passenger and shppe will please 30
oetsc stone wALwoRTH 20 rehoupitou.s .,,ee
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- The new, light draught, swift running
Paket sW Mp FOX aaysn MASTER viii e.r.
foyST. LOUIS CAIRO, NEW MADRID HICKMAN MEMPHIS
and all n,srne iats landing. THIS MORNING
above hour. WHITE BUCHANAN l6 poydrps street
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- The new and elegant swift running pas
;s1gss sss%sr A!shsn wl
PoLEoN and tho Bends THIS EVENING" O'Clock Passengers
and shippsra Will please be In
0ct30 WHITE 4 RII(,dAN
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l1 The regular weekly packet steamer
chEsDY ByRKE BsIIsy a, Ssyss Detained
Grand GUILE RODNEY wATEs ~ MATcHEz, sYot
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cONsl,sNEEs.
LIST OF VESSELS IN roRr NOT cIEARED

PASSENGERS,
Per bark Hanaa, from Brsmen--ss in stsersgs.
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LivsasooL MAaxEy-LiSHpoc,, ootobsr s--MssRa. Dsn,
AstepA cea srsulax aaSs business n The manaaaetus
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MARIE DE LA NOUvEILE-ORLEANs,2 81 Octobre 1859. 3
ar Lea dendes speeeurs OF aers
pour clecion aui dot ayor proclaim
pssssr Marie plus BRET ds ain dc prefer
nasnt commencement la loi.
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~ Tho regular weekly packet steamer
"a III ~ dssIhe!s rsss ~ e.
ADAMs SARA, ROUGE DNALD
S0NyLIE and AL intermediate nndng THIS EVENING" och
octa0 D. B. CARROLI. Union Row, Csrou arret.
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- - a1e spleMulq ana Iast cumming pdasengef
tIfls, GRAND LAKE, aREENvilIs, cORUMhIA, aXINEss
LANDING, NAPOLEON, HELENA, vICKsBURG, NATCIEz md
VI ot mediate lIhdngs THIS EVENING O'clock.
oct30 R,CARROLI So Union Row. Cafnadelet street.
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AUCTION s,A

EuEnffu
BY GARDNER SMIT Auct oneer!
SATURDAY, October 80, at II o'clock Ill
No 1857 Anaaaei street. tatwysn kaes ri Aoau
derlirinS
nsrs sssostsusns EtD EUR kITuRE
ting part n Black Walnut bsasee
uor Bur aus Txek ride EhFts Aa4
Mailing Mass etc ehea Gas ard CrSskcr5 wsss
fanlet -
oslo preeitsy 4ns tos4a -. ~
Also, MIDI
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corron AND TOBACCO srArEMENr.
Cotton, bSies. Tobacco, hhds
Stock on hand Sept !, 1859. <. /. 1852 1876
Received since .2T7 $50 65e1
yesterday..... s,4s7-2s7.076 j 1s4- 5,745
2S660S 2l.4es
Exported to date. 80. :. .12p690 7.s5 7,437
yesterday ...... ss1=19o5sl 252=- 1855
a. II. -. l,,,,;, ,ot clo.raa IeR nor IA or
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-01-06

GOLD AMONG THE PACIFIC IsLANDs.--Capt.
Rowland, of the sloop Anna, who arrived at
Olympia, Oregon, on the 9Th September, from
Vancouver's reports that extensive and valuable
gold mines had been discovered and worked at
Queen Charlottes Island, which lie in the Pacif-
ic still north of Vancouver's. The Captain re-
ported them equal if not superior to anything
of the kind yet discovered. The gold is found
on the surface of the ground near the beach, and
is dug by the natives in great quantities, with
out anything like pick or shovel-having moth
ing but such tools as they can make themselves
they manage to get from two to eight ounces
per day to the hand They are very friendly to
the whites, and are anxious to have them come
and trade and dig with them.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-01-06

Go AHEAD.-The n. Y. Courier and Enqui-
rer says: Improvements in everything improva-
bic are the order of the day, and railroad cars
seem to be the object upon which inventors are
now expending their genius. We mentioned
the other day the introduction of smoking car
on the New Haven Railroad. We now see it
stated that on the Southern Ra!roed it is propos-
ed to construct a saloon car wherein, passengers
can walk about, play whist, wet their whistles,
&c, just as much as they please. Another COM
pany is building cars with state rooms SO that
passengers can 90 to sleep at night like Chris
tians,instead of being obliged to sit up in chair
for five or six hours.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-01-06

STRUCTURE ON PILEs.-Rule for calculating
the weight that can be safely trusted upon pile
which is driven for the foundation of q heavy
structure. BY John Sanders, Bret. Major u S.
Engineers:-
A simple empirical rule, derived from an ex-
tensive series Of experiments in pile driving,
made in establishing the foundation for Fort Del
aware, will doubtless prove acceptable to such
constructors and builders as may have to resort
to the use of piles without having en- opportu-
nifty OF making similar researches. believe that
full confidence may be placed in the correctness
OF this rule, but am not at present prepared to
offer statement Of the facts and theory upon
which it is founded.
Suppose pile to be driven untlit meets such
an uniform resistance as is indicated by slight
and nearly equal penetrations for several sue
cessive blows on the ram and that this is done
with heavy ram, Gts weight at least exceeding
that of the pile), made TO fall from such height
that the force of its blow will not be spent in
merely overcoming the inertia Of the pile, but at
the same time not from so great height as to
generate force which would expend itself in
crushing the fbres of the head of the pile In
such q case it will be found that the pile will
safely bear, without danger Of further subsi-
dence," as many times the weight of the ram, as
the distance which the pile is sunk the last blow,
is contained in the distance which the ram falls
in making that blow, divided by eight" For ex-
ample, let us take 4 practical case in which the
ram weighs one ton and falls six feet, and in
which the pile is sunk half an inch by the last
blow; then as half an inch is contained Ia
times in ~ inches, the height the ram fall if we
divide l44 by s, the quotation obtained, lS gives
the number of tons which may be built with
perfect safety, 10 the form of wall, upon such Il
pile.
The above is from the journal of the Frank
lin Institute; the value and Importance of this
rule cannot be too highly estimated by our civ
il engineers. Scientific American.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-01-06
TOO POOR TO PAY.

he following touching lines are extracted froi
tie number of the New York Tribune.
We were so poor when baby died,
And mother stitched his shroud,
The others in their hunger cried,
With sorrow wild and loud;
We were so poor we could not pay
The man to carry him away.
/ see it still before my eyes
It lies upon the bed,
And mother whispers thro' her sighs-
"The little boy is dead"
A little box Of common pine
His coffin was and may be mine!
They laid our little brother out,
And wrapped his form in white,
And as they turned his head about,
We saw the solemn sight;
And wept as little children weep,
And kissed the dead one in his sleep!
We looked our last upon his face,
And said our last GOOD bye"
While mother laid him in the place
Where those are laid who die:
The sexton showed the box away
Because we were too poor to pay
We were too poor to hire hearse,
And could MT get pall
And when we drove him TO the grave,
A wagon held us all
Twas | who drove the horse, and |
Who told my mother not to cry.
We rode along the crowded town,
And felt so lone and drear,
Andoft our tears came trickling down,
Because no friends were near.
The folks were strangers, selfish men
Who hadn't lost baby then.
We reached the grave and laid him there,
With all the dead around:
There was no priest to say prayer
And bless the holy ground.
So home we went with grief and pain;
But home was never home again.
And there he sleeps, without a stone
To mark the sacred spot,
But though to all the world unknown,
By us It's ne'er forgot.
We mean to raise stone some day,
But now we arc too poor to pay!
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-01-06
GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1852

of red wine, shot into the frighted air. and fall
ing back again, ran dripping down his notion
less fanks into the sea. His heart had burst
"Hes dead, Mr.. Stubb," said Doggon.
"Yes-both pipes smoked outw and with
drawing his own from his mouth, Stubb scatter
ed the dead ashes over the water and for a
moment, stood thoughtfully eyeng the vast
corpse he had made
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-01-06

HENRY GRIFFIN, Dealer in Staple and fam
cy Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery and Glass,
Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines, Paints and Oils,
and Provisions Also Lumber, Shingles, &c. &c.
Opposite the Washington House. Grand Haven
Michigan.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-01-06

PONTIAC RAILRoAD.--SPEED IMPROVING "A
French pony colt coming two years old, was run
over and cut in two by locomotive upon the
Pontiac Railroad. The indignant owner of this
fleet and booded animal presented himself to
Mr.. W-s, armed with heavy claim for
damages In the course of the alteration which
ensued, the pony man insisted that the engineer
over the colt on purpose. "Of course he
did" said w." the road has been abused by
your Internal colts about long enough, and |
gave directions to the men the very next time
one of them challenged our locomotives for a
race, to crowd steam and catch him if he could ;
they did as told them and overlook this blast
ed fellow after tight race all the way from
Royal Oakw The owner, satisfied with the eX-
PLANTATION, pocketed the damages and started.
After he had got to a safe distance he looked
over his shoulder and bawled: You needn't
feel so almighty crank about it; you couldn't
have caught him if he hadn't tumbled down" !"
Det. ADV.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-01-06

"That motion is out of order" as the chair
man of a political meeting said when rowdy
raised his arm to throw an egg.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-01-06
BALTIMORE, Dec. %.

DALTlMORE, Dec -.
The vote in % counties of Virginia makes
Johnson, democratic candidate for Governor,
nearly 5000 ahead
Senate stands lS wings, 80 democrats
House reported 56 wings to SS democrats.
and counties to hear from.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-01-06

The ladies of Paris are trying the fashions of
short waists and narrow skirts once more-the
dresses of our grandmothers.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-01-06

WASHING TONHOUSE, BY HENRY Penney
Err. The proprietor has the past Spring new
ly fitted and partly re-furnished this House,
and feels confident visitors will find the House
to compare favoraby with the best in the State.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-01-06

l.. NJ. s. SMITH, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs, Dry Goods, Groce-
Stationery, &c, &c. At the Post Office, corner
of Park and Barber streets, Mill Point, Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-01-06

HOPKINS8 BROTHERS, Storage Forwarding
4 Commission merchants; general dealers in all
kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries, grain and provis-
ions; manufacturers and dealers wholesale and
retail i'm all kinds of lumber at Mill Point Mich