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Keep It before The People.

Ns,0, Fit2rs 49, IN your paper of last week
YOU puL-heIa Communication on the subject of
tu,n, the Gsjqcr Nou'e for tie use uf a FeHa'e
S,minorN | heartily approve Of the suggestions
of the cores poTdrut, and It Is with the hope ci
drawing attention If the public generally d a.
undertake to address you-aui will YOU please
allow me- 90 ak three qlcs'unsl Can yoH tel
your rc0G,rs whether or not the GeIgcr Hou-t
/. fr sale. II so on what terms, is 1t $500 a.
uiiuatrd hy YOUR correspondent is It all cash or
part down and part On iimei Shplld thcse sur
uises prove to be true, then who will take upon
himself Ia start the matter. that is to iiud the 90
sub,crh,fs 800 eachl The enterprise IS a
good one and corInpnds itself to the rejecting
and to such as have children to educate, snl also
10 suCh O. have none but own town lot. aud bold
Other property. : community of 5000 souls with
ont .C,uol house, /, Ting u'o'craJie, aud re.
piuach to every person who holds an in,elest
with us ey.sl to IS, 1t seem, as though he wus.i
at once sly / Il give 20 per cent OF my interest
that su,h q T,proarh may be wiped uUt, or leave
the corpora 'ion 20 srak home amongst another
set rf inhabitants more c0uguu.al To Lis taste.
aul feelings Of duty "a man AMI Of "a ratunal
b,lng sud tins l,ai, me to ask uu1.her question
NIirh YOU mar p,e.sr 10 answer ar not Why
j. f, tIat prominent Giiyl .ual. owners II Real
. J.
/ idea laat he uve-imrnt of little oT ths,r gain.
are i,.t a,ne.csars 20 enhance h. value Of what
/ The, have IS the iuve-tWeutof aIaluunAl means
/ tu inrtra.e tie rutrb,r of rCrus or lujs--s the
/ ,.'ins r.ght or, shat when a man give, $50 OF
, 500 for puh,ic institution tuat IT, giren array
/ think MT 20, but believe Il % be he dg.y u
every zen ih'r aud prudent man to appropriate
la portion on Is income to pubic use~, It l. just n
NECESSARY o., salt l. t. yr,s'Gy' our meat ~ ( on
/ hrn.y horse or COW Ia derive 70 u.i, from THEN
/ use The location of the Gcig'r House flr lh,
prrro,e # school is he h.st i" town central
{ aha. ,,rv,ui.ut uf .cCC.- in the CN rsmCs q
! TIE town tie pri,e to say IT,. least i' i'r ou'
aud % viii yav ds well %. apy Investment provide,
our tovnir MT DOOMED 60 utter depression l'
I his wicked spirit 4 i hare myM"gS io .yot io
/ Dothtu. Mt,>rs Editors take hold ui the su'jsc
! p earnest urt duu'i co"rluIe that l"1 have dom,
/ v,rr iut9. when YOU have published sn gTt Gle
/ ral r.k,G tic attention of vour rra..rrs to u
| Nuyuu must 70 sap ti.l youhnrc driven 'lsu1I
nnl s,,uit cIr,hyl. say 10 l.ul believe YOU don
! tskc /, larSl tlat Ottawa has ., public S,hos
! House / believe the means necessary can b.
HAD. tlrtGar, to lo something last fall tests i
! ',t such r, feel an interest come turwsrl au,
luranr.ly According 80 th,,r ability gr3 vijh
! steady hand auI au, ry"'' tie que ten upol
their next ur'ghhur thr thing may aui viii BE- a,
Iroup...lrl r,ihHn. wut @: interest hEs m"re 4
..oIu keeping the town uu' OF School Nuu.,
han Jmsirc-, TucDur.ule, sail .ay tins ID,
twenty r.ue anG viii lc the IWEr'-Iu.
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Deferred 1rtielcs.
Schools.


Our neishJor Of lhe R.puJ'iela has given the
people # Ottawa some sensible talk lately "n
tne tj,et II schools, anI a. he has taught some
ye.s in Ihe place himself, We were willing to let
him manage the question correspondent
however. taok up the subject ia our own columns
two weeks ago 20 yisorausy, lhat We are almost
led to hope thlt it may lead to som',hios being
done The response brow certainly looks Ike
getting at tho matter, aud If The suggestions oi
lie writer receive the least attention. they may
result IN what we all 50 mu,h desire the wipnI
away of our gfcatr.! repro4cl--ihat Of having
no pub,e school house.
Ia reply to the queries Of our correspondent
in reference to the Geigcr House, we can say con
fdrutly ihat it can Ls parctasei for the SUN in
,Imalcd by cu- correspondent two weeks age
Wbeder it i, exactly what 70 desired, will be bst
ter determined when the money Is raised
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In the Communication in our paper two week.
ago in reference to The death Ola noted character
an expression was used winch indirectly, aud VI
know mln,enuon,lly, dli injustice To the owner
Of the New Drug Store therein alluded 10. III,
following note ilum that establishment set, tn,
matter right:
Btrro Is Dr,p.--m Lis obituary notice til,
writer should have ad'rd t" "arpropr,Alrla mor
sci evidently not intended lor hlm but TOR uu
other" the wpid yok | am not in the habit a
/ keeping such mmsrla ahuut the house, but lat,
on Saturday night ga," durcuor' tupl,cr th,
polsnn IN a csrriul way, ard ont uf the wv "'rl
SUNDAY, and rcmuYp such ~ the rdN had ho
eaten before Monday morning for fear Of iu,
such accidents. Bpro cane unexpectedly %
he on SUNDAY m,mug NUw NE.g au.t.
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~ :. rrcnAI.Ax Rap.


Within the so5er realm Of leaEes. tress
The russell year Inhaled the dreamy air;
Like some tanned reaper in his hour Of ease.
When all the fields A,s lying brown and hare.
The gray barns looking from ,hsii lazy lills
Ger the dim waters. widening in the valss.
Srnt down the mir 0 greeting to he mills
On the dull thund,r o. alternate falls.
III s..ht. were ,nellowsd, au3 all sounds su,du.d
The bill. seemed farther. aud ;As sueatas sang
low
As IA dream, ths distant woodn,an ievei
Ills winter log with many uiuAlsl blow.
The emhaltled forests, erevhic. armed in gold.
laoir banners bright with every martial hue,
Now stood. lihe some sad beaten Lu,t ofDlJ,
Wnhdiawn nf.r in tiIies reEots.t blue.
On slumbrrug wings the vuliure trisdL Ii. figit
The dove scarce ne.I LIS sighns mates ccn.
plant;
And Ike a siar slowly drowning in the light.
The village cAur,h vaHe SCENE. ~ pale anj
FAINT.
Tie sentinel cock upon the bill side crew
Grew thrice, and all Was ,,i.er iLan beiors-.
silent tsl sons rrplN .ng wander h!ev
His alien Ac.a, AMI liien was heard no more
Where, ers', the Jay within the elns tall cre,t
young;
And where the orols hnr.s her swaying neat,
Ry every light Wind Ikea e,fl'rr swung;
Where sung the noisy maeons Of the eavcs,
The busy swallows circlirg every year,
Fuebodng. As the rustic mud ie!.eyes
An early harvest and p.ent.ous year;
Where every bnd which charmed ,he vcrnsl fat
Shook tie Get slu,nbgr hom Is. wings -.
Nom,
To VAIN the rcspcrs of tic rosy east.
! MI now was scrs'e-', empty and IoIloru,
Alone from out The slubble ppel the quail,
( And cruaLed the cow taroush all tie dreamy
Ahne the pheasant drumming in the vale,
! Made ScLO to the distant cottnge loom.
There was no bud, no bloom upon the bowers
( The spiders wove their Tin shrouds nigh, by
Esht:
Tie thistle down, he only ghost ofaowers.
Sailed slowly hy-Passed noseess out olsiglt.
Amid all his in this most cherries air,
And ohere the weodbue shed upon the pSel,
Its crimson leaves as If the year stood there,
Fifig The floor with hi, inverted torch.
Amid all this, The centre of tie scene,
The wln,e haired nation, viii moantoaous
tread,
Piled the sw,f, wheel and, will her r., les. nier.
Sat, Ike Fate and watched .Ae IL irs ,hread.
Sh. had known sorro~. 10 bal walked will,
her,
Oft tupped, and broke wi'h her lie a.hrn crus,;
h"d III Ihe dead lsas.s, siill .le besId tie ir
Vi m- black mantle trailing ia iLs d4.t.
Willie yet her cle1k vas tg.,Lt with summer
toom,
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RlvK. R=rmiNa, The following banks in Vow
York stat. have notified Ihelr inIcn,ion to qu.
business:
adam. Rauk. Armenia Bank. American Rank.
Ch,mrl.n Bank, Cour,laud Coun'y Bans, Co,n'
mprrial Bank IL L"ckpor,, Excelsior Bank, Hen.
~ Keep. Bunk, kuckrrbocArr Bua, Genoa
l,mhrr urn. Rtnk Mrlut,re Bauk, NJ ichuuts
Bank. Orarin County Merchants BWks, Nha-h
ing un Cnu ", NV York STICK b,uL, N.rhern
Buk of Nov Yrk, O.wrqn County Byuk Pml -.
vile u ns. Su.r,o County Bank, N,.h.e Ba.k.
Warren Cuuub Btgk.
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HUEog AND SENTIMENT

"Remsmh.r, Kate, thaI Nr. Erowa
l. not 10 he invited,
Our psrties are select, Uf :oUrse,
All pIr'eGuts arJ sighted.
Ni,hin our doors one always fnll
People of rank and station,
None but tie elite, tie upper tss,
IAs h.h,lt IN ,ae na,ioa.
wonder now why Harry Dash
PAYS Brown 81 alUcb attention,
Im sure Ais name among my ir,euja
! = Le ashamed 10 mention.
His ciotc, have not the Paris cut.
Ills nanuers are un,aiuly.
And second gatr' upon hl. flts
Is wr,Isu very plainly,
Yet Da-h th. fellow rlvay, treats
With much G, nsldsTaliuu,
Bot shHn't send. tins nubudy----
Wou.d yOu i-.n invitation
20 mamma, To- b. sure | would,
For all ,hs ten whu'y, met him
Are tryluG wi.h iItsir misht and n..in
Al lheir sulrse, to- 60 hIn.
Ee'- nll tie rsg~. hp family
Rius hyh dos sur Inl,
They lN'i IA town hpmr wears ago,
hmung TIE best, IN sure Too.
hnl papa say. hi. Ethrr used
.lu srrp u coach and four INA.
An ihA, q hrtt,L Kinder V.n,
.
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saurin.s pe.crig,ion ofn Dying inniel.

oh. were my tongue dipped IN lie gall oice
lpslia di, pleasure. would G',cr,te t.e ,tatc oi
a man expiring IA the cruel Unceraiutc. Of nu.
brll.f Ah see, every thing cOnspH,s to trouble
lim now.
am dying despair Of recovering. phy-i.
ciprs have given me over: the sigh- aud tcaf, If
NV friend, are user's; the world caruot cure
NE II must die II ,s death Itself fhut breaches
to me. Nhther am | gnrg What vii be
come ofmy bldy, My God vhata spectacle !
the H. RID torches. thc dismal ,htoui, the tolhng
bell the sub'eriauean .bni,l What will become
Of my ,oull | an Z GRANT e it, destiny, I am
pluueiug ui1 eternal mgLt. Ny iuHJruy t.lls
the NY soul s no ling but portion u subtie
matter another word, a vision; Immortality, =
/ fancy; bot ytt feel, know not what, that
/ troubles my uiIety. Aunhila,on, ttirb.c as
+ it is would appear tolslalt TO me, Nere mo-, the
iiyss oi uea'ra naI hell Co. present ,hom-e.y.s so
mn IN -pt. fmy.e.I see heaven, luat iulujor.
+ tai gu..an o, glory shut agai,i ine Sue u It
( an mmcu.a distance SEE H. but my crimes
forbid ms ia enter .cr bell; hH g'i,h /
/ have rijcu.r,i, !, opens uai'r my ,cct. hear
/ the horrible g.u.as %! Tie 'i.Hura; ,hc smoke VI
/ ,h" bnttuni,y-- pi. cluhr' U,y word, AMI wraps
uy Thoughts 100 #.arsllju: darkness.
/ "Su,h l4 ibr mfl.l On uhi, DYING bed Thi. B.
( not au imaginary r'Lh, it - not al arUtafy 10.
tstgi visits % vlI.h usr ministry rnxastsUs. and
I 3, vAirb Gui .,rms 10 call as 60 6e -.rruN .uI
/ wifue..cs oiL.s dsplra-ure au' 'rn- -ra'cp.--
/ his a. what mfiru.y cUmrs to; '',sI- Nh4tIA
/ hie.Hy i- good iu'i thG' u".. SKI 2 ;r, de-
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The Woodstock .im,r,du krui,hcs su inter
,...uI n1..rr ut an rIp,rru,p, mad" b, d.. Cad
H.... 10 { ~ .d,.. q lew ia az" Oar con. -u.
f.i.. ~, 'ntta bui gIri nlm,d = isp VI u
.rE. o. Nt tu~h.hp ut Minh,ir, Va- Sr..uisl to-
h ul.uu,J ln'ruuucou l., an inru 30, Oh a.
ru.rk
l. s.. rrH. -hD w. born rc,.r'iiS blind an u
u v .Nru.N - ,'nr- Il 70. Darus u.i, iauy
uuir & ,"uI-, Ii, Ia Il uui ia" u.h.''t ,unl,,r.
h.n,Iuu- "f he aiU'arHurr It al, uij.J mufr
ihiu she ClulI = q ,ur It ~ he ssu,c.vi I,u,h Il
rs hIl,r .ujrr rhwrGrrr 0ht h~r i,,uE.. v.r-
rxrl ID Whru -hr i.r.t n,i'ii he u,h. - .L, uu
tud hr appr,rnuCr ul all the 'lrg. muUrI k,r
q r c,ntrmu"rut saws -" H,dp.,llln hes n.,.
uau. ul th, yo.ug l,iS Wien 80, il, N,,r.ur
~ ul lgl., ru,rtrd bet h,tU,I.u sshll,,. uri..
would lee hcyuud uur power. In uu instant. ts %
bv m rgic he iis, ul mlt,ull rhlu.s wh,h .l.
h,d ,urrTi>irt fr :" mnu, N-.r>. ruug.l tie
sense ui feeling, wei" culunhrd IN m,uury 4
new Au il sht world WlI ,il,hl and he ri.
su-lrr und ,iitiiHi0un .-irulLlr hnctu-r hrh,t.
IN unknown m b.. realized beauty dnI ~ nl-t
arose before her She lrukrt uul urubIra; shr
.h,uk from head To tuut like an a,pru l,f, ud
un,hle tn utter word .hs gaIG IN Wild aston,
l>hmrut ON The rrrn" before her
When her emo ion had >rnrw At snh.hlr. Dr.
Caldwell Inquired L -hr saw him, YES" ID
.hr. " ! see You Oh how white wa look 4" Sub
scqucnilr she nn'iccd pnr q b;as cwdls.t.ks
IN the room. and inquired What they were. On
heug inf rmsd shr was ntyelu on.. The ideas
winch .hc had formed # rui,e,tick were ~
diifrren, from those uhlrh her new hurn ,ish
conveyed. The candle, ick- were ho1rNt Ia
her, shr handled lhcm unluxchimrd Oh. yes
thev are candles irs, low bright h'y look
ID, tllyYl showed Nor lIs ,fu A "A .taI u,tl A.,
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Miss WIZ gDLDR

III EGS leave to alrlnunce to the ladies OF OF.
mwnaHl viciaily. that she has opened q
~ Mliners Shop, directly over the" Farmers
Storc"-wherr she vii be- at nll nmrs shappy Ia wait
mon t',nse whn may favor her with their custom
D,rss Nakiny will al 10 b. carried pn-she hnssrcu.
ed the services ol competent hand who w,lltnkc
charge of thntbrauch. Ladies', We assure YOU that
work entrusted to ourcnrr, shall be executed with
neatness the la,rs, s,y.cs-ani on The moslrea.
sunabl, terms. Nov. o-is-3m.
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cz.z. Va ~, 9na.j
C4rria,a and wagon NTanufactor

N4rfIaFF dHd wagon HanUt3cIoTvI
".HA Z wol.d inform l's ln,uds and cus'o
- inrrs that Jr F1s removed IT, Dis new shop ~
.HsspIt1-wc-t cugncro.tLc public square. wlrrc u-
",'.tDu.nH- HrmHlHiaclgrW ruttuuIggrs huFpu :
yI wag3g-In ,lr u Ht"si and Wo-,bqIu owed -ty .rs
EHHg0 practical workman, hc i'au,r. hiusc.flhal
lscaG bu' n- good work. scaulr rcducrd IN obi.
market Huk made toortcraud warranted 20 eNc
entire tsu. rc'l,l. Repairing done u1 lArshoslrst
Un.re.
Cash pgij tr,,asonel Iarler ! G. CAV.
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- NL " y r T " o.

N1OU hD respectfully mi'm the Cithra3 "i
w Ouawa, nnl the surrounding county, tDat
he hnserlsrgel hi, stur,, aul just received lar.r
assortment ut
Br0diclGMS, CGS,imsroS, IcSiingS,
And ready. made Ciohns, ot o'l descriptions,
AMI OF lhr latest stylr,, which Dec intends To s.ll
cheap tor cash, aud those wishing to pugrha," WI,
where.
TAILORING ~ CTTrlN.
Done on the shortest notice, aud uu the cheap
cst terms. Al glrmen.s warranted to IT, The
store is opposite the Oil Ciig H,if' on Madison
street, next door TO the Mlrir shop.
3 Ottawa, Oct .. WV. toNNrLLy,
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e,y l'Ieat Nia. ket.

IGRENlNiI WOOD ulorr, hi, t,ruj au' tht
- pu. de- lhathr has lu~. ~ ned NcJ Niaik't 81
ui, new building on he corn, uorll ui o.. tuur
House square IN Ouawu, whrr,h hcw hr happy rr
suppl, q. hi- friend aud the puhIi,wl'i th choices
oi everything IN the meat ',nc Vegetable, ui a.
kinds aiso sep, on hand
No HTiefoH Sgpiay The shop wi lrkrp
open oU SATURDAY, evening hut clu,c. uu IL, sab
lDfh -ru .SIil
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I'd Builders.

r. HE undendersgned contnucsthe carpenter and
Jolnering business ut The old stand ol Riglrr y
Zimmerman below the side cut aud soclts the pa
Iroince Of the community. lie ~ prepared, rs
heretofore TO furnish .
PI1ns. Esiigig,es. Specifications, and Details
in The various styles IT architecture, ancient and
n.odrrp Tems moderate. SNiGLtR
OttaNn dec o. lSj2..u
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VOL XlI.-NO
ENronean Nr.gs.

European News.
We conlrnse the nrg. of fur steamers with
dates from Liverpool to tie 90th OF.
The llermin, with dates to the 10Th un, re-
ports lie corn market Without much charge
great activity in ,h. manufacturing districts, wiih
a tendency to hghcrratcs for labor and export
orders for Australia and th. United sats al
most beyond the neanso Of supply The Bil6c,
with dates to the l7ih ut, reports and adsa0cs
Of Gi IN a'ur, ii ii wheat, aud corn firm; api the
Europa, with daes To the 2o,l ult, reports
further advance Of Is in -four, 2l wheat, snd
slight advance in corn, loving to wet weather
anl extensive looIs throughout the county,
I rdr'iamcnt met on the 4ih ult. Nohiug l,aw.
ever Of interest tran pir,d until tie ll.h, vhsa
the Queens speech was delivered, spon which An
Interesting debate occurred. Fault was found
with the speech because it contained no d.s,uct
declaration in favor oF fee trade a. the future
I policy OF the country, in accordance with the 80
decsiyey expressed viii Of the nation at the late
elections, and Lord Vil,iers gaze notice of
resolution which lie should move ON the e2l, for
a final declaration Of adherence to tie free trade
policy for the future.
/ A meeting @. the Association Of tie frien!s cf
Italy was hyll on the 10th, at which II Eossuth
was present, anj made few remarks. While
spr .sirg lie reached across The table and took
y zl.nj by the hand calling lin bis Jro,ller. and
declaring their cause one lie SAID he had but a
sins,a speech to make, and that va, reserved ior
4 due time anG il should be;
up. boys, aud at thrru-fo'low me -
The lsih uIt, the day approached f.r Yelling
tons funeral was Jy az act Of parliament declared
a holiday throughout the kingdom.
Meantime the body Of the Dlkc was Is ing
IL at Chelsea Hospital Cn the lS,h, notice WI.
given that the public would be admitted to tle
Hospital without ti,ke', and ,u,h rusb a.
us tsok place on tiat day, to see Tie b,Iy Of d,
dead warrior, was never witnessed b,IJre. eve,
in London We copy few Pra-al!s from g
London paper, describing the undprrlelsn,j jan
1bc police regulations were framed tutake eat,
OF those who sifi~el in ctrri yrs ul Friday hul
her Majesty, subjects wLp hal 90 - on hot
. were thought unworthy of notice aut hence b.,
. arisen dtrlLi fatality. The police were npr
there IN sulii icu number th1,u who were ,het,
+, were raw and inexperienced, and hs old hand,
= were not called into action; and, instead 4 tba
: discil whI,h MAS the great Characteristic o.
Z tie departed hero, th.re was no,jiaI Ju; eoulI
{ lion worse conluLuIrl by the police At ~,
r "co,S there was = tremendous u..h To- the ou
= trance gate. and the police handled ,hcir ST. ',
q with g'tat activity. The cru,vl hnwtyrr ru.E
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House Painting.

THE subscriber has opened paint shopon Ca
nal street, IN Ottawa, next tu Uussock's store
,eive orlerslor work, ar dn nuy kinds ofplnting
nay be that desired. lnu3-tn ! u. Towns
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n WHO WANTS a
n Chairs g. Bedsteads /? N

~ l.. WATERMAN still keeps on la Sale
IL. street, where he has been Tor IL years, and
has never failed in giving good satisfaction,
His chairs are all made by good workmen, ana
warranted to stand better han Chcngoo or 81. Louis
work.
pyThc public are respectfully invited tocooud
examine DCtOhcrI
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W. VGGN TVMyS&.
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oEce, 81 Story. Norih Of h>'ii'ck's BricL
Bloet, Ehl Sile ofHte COAT House square
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The North British Review. for August. thinks
the following from wellknown Anericsp poet.
is entitled to rank with srays Elegy ia Coss.
try Chuch-yard;
The Closing Scene.
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Ova pplL,g hNp flFrY Cryt' per Annun,
hptl ia advance. Al papers not pld tor IA ad-
vance val ,e charged at the rate ot Two DoLtAR'
. Year
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WAmyo Mans Er The CRAY h'1,' in
the A-Nlum At lllr loul tGt mlN elOl ut alcIl,ut
with .g,iun oi Nu,t soap just e, hey ATE 20 ~
rrn ~ uu 'hr c'n,h,. whinh tn, 'h.u .u,k
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-12-29

FERRY g. SONS, Dealers in Dry Goods, Gro
ceres, Provisions, Hardware, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Crockery and Medicines-also man
ufacturers and dealers in all kinds of Lumber.
Water Street. Grand Haven.
VIM. NJ FERRY JR, W., \, pr.
THos. w. FERRY. W. 1h' fEHhi'
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-12-29

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??, 1852-12-29

PREPARATION FOR DEATH.--When you lie
d down at night, compose your spirits as if you
were not to awake till the heavens be no more.
And when you awake in the morning, consider
that new day as your last, and live accordingly.
Surely that night cometh ofwhch you will nev-
er see the morning, or that morning of which
you will never see the night, but which of your
mornings or nights will be such you know not.
Let the mantle ofwordly enjoyment hang loose
ly about you, that it may be easily dropped
when death comes to carry you into another
world When the corn is forsaking the ground
it is ready for the sickle--when the fruit is ripe,
it falls off the tree easily. So when Christians
heart is truly weaned from the world, he is pre-
pared for death, and it will be the more easy for
him. A heart disengaged from the world is a
heavenly one--and then we are ready for heav-
en-, when our heart is there before us.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-12-29

WHITE LAKE HOUSE, BY Clements G. Bow
ers. The proprietors having recently newly fit
ted and re-flrnished this House, feel confident
that visitors and travellers will find this House to
compare favorably with the best in the State
The travelling community are invited to call.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-12-29

GILBERT g. CO.. Storage, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, and dealers in Produce
Lumber, Shingles, Slaves &C., &C. Grand Ha-
ven, Michigan.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-12-29

:. Is. ALBEE, Storage, Forwarding and Com
mission Merchant and Dealer in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes,
&c, &c. Flour and Salt constantly OH hand
Store, corner Washington and Water streets.
Grand Haven, Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-12-29

L. NJ. S. SMITH, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines
Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs, Dry Goods, Groce-
res and Provisions, Crockery, Hardware Books,
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??, 1852-12-29

Il. b. GILBERT, Dealer in Dry Goods Cloth
ing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Crockery
and Stone Ware, Hard Ware, Groceries Provis-
ions and Ship Stores. Grand Haven, Michigan,
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-12-29

III ENRY MARTIN, successor to Ball & Martin.
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchant
Grand Rapids, Michigan