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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24

PREsIDaNT PIERcE-From the New Or
leans Delta e neutral journal conducted with
remarkable ability, we take the following:
Franklin Pitrce has entetesl upon the So
her realities& of the presidency oflhis great
republic. B cutters his closet aud proceeds
calmly and seriously TO regard the vast re-
sPOnsihIiity Nnd sOlemniIy Ofhis duties. and
to poilder Will the course Of administration
suited 10 IhdcondtiOn of The country, wIlose
chief Executive he is. What change has
come over S fortunes! Ten months ago,
a quiet citizfn, pursuing q laborious prOies-
sion. Irving ~ humble, IIomely style, in The
bosom Of sbviug family, sIudioilsIy avoiding
:he exciIenlent, glare, and tumu!l of pubic
lie, this esiEnahIe gentleman suddenly fluids
himself forced 10y The Voice aud demands Of
the people entc the highest post of a nation
oil iweniy-fke mIilions. Well may he re-
fleet, wOnd% aud dwell with painful though,
and aIIxieiyOn this magical change of for.
tuIIe AID OtautY.-a ##
We look forward 10 ahe course Of his ad-
mnistralioe with high hopeand strong trust.
His modrsrseven. prudent, aud dignlfed de-
pOrtmeHt sihce his nomination, has impress
ed the wbSle country with respect, conf
dence and esteem. His bearing dsarms the
malice and fecktessness of party, shanIes The
low desisna of intriguers, aud sotiens The
hearl Of a wRIoh bluer opposition. Such a
ehieI - wo4hy 10 FL the highest post ia a
republic With rest upon the affections, the
sentiments, aeeswiIl ot'ihe people.
AthWga .n --LlL.
JENNY LINbS We tske the following from q
letter which appeared recently in the New Or
leans Picayune; '.f
y The success of Madame Sontae in con-
cert and opera has indeed Jenny Lind 10
determine uppns agaiHs visiting The United\
States. The 1tnhdnpitless of her domestic
relations may have hal some influence upou
her 10 conIiugAo this decision hut thar she
will again visit our shores sIIonld her life he
spared, is inIuct l,eyphd dispute.
p I alluded above todke domestic difficulties
of Jenny L,mI These. i am informed up-
on the nosI feliahle authority exist, and are
sill becohIug of the tHOst serious and I.n-
pleasant nature. Shortly after the honey
moon, sone trifing smislJndsrsfai ding &C.
c''rred heiwera her. bud Mr.. G0llsrhmidt,
(her lruS.andl which, has been daily increas-
lng n"'il her 'sHffs, isiEs are now tOeeintoler.
g"Ie 70 ~ endasesl. HIS 'petIy acIs Of sci.
hs'.nesS' aud hIs de,kunina,io ION 10 rule her as
with air'm o. 'T0n, have caused her the great
est nnhappiness, am separation has / am
distinctly intordjesi, beer agreed tiI,on' Tie
well known gsnrrl4ily Of JeunyI - one, ne
the main CAUSES Ofgthe slifiruitv. 'ber b,,s.
bai'd heiHg opposed ID the giving .nwsy 81
anything. 'BptAheE I.'lnay he tllas, Inc Rioh
temper which geniif displays at times. hSs
also the effssf M fkRdsrng her horne mn nm,
happy. CrrtniIti..ts. sucha state of things
exists. and w1as $aye written, above, YOU
will6nd eorRohognied 10 aha very letter.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24

cbo,cest brands, kept constantly on hand anC
- Tor sale ~ ne loves A + ROBINSON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24
SPOKEN.

Feb 10, lat 40 A N, Ion IS AZ W. ship Caroline Ma
~ Clark of aldoboro, 20 days from New Orleans for
Trieste.
Feb 81 lat AZ 80 N, Ion S6w ship Elizabeth fof Bath
from New Orleans fer Liverpool. a" - y"
Feb n. lat IL IL ., lon 81 81 W. ship James L Bogart
of New York, Howe, fun Tendon for "A ustralia A
Mar lat 81 So, lon 74a, brig Vim Crawford I'm Phil
adelDhia for Carienas, -
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24
Pocket Cutlery, RazOrs, &C.,
DEST assortment in Bath, at
ID Sept 2s sHN NF +. H.-G. MARSTON'S.
Powder and Shot.

lIRST quality Sporting Powder, Buck-and Comma
l. Shot, Waterproof Caps, Common Cap, Flasks, She
bagsg for sale by a. G. PAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24

DISASTERS

Bark Benz Adams, OF Bowdofnham from Boston, ar at
Mobile Sth INST She had sprung aleak under her head
knees, the secund day OUT and was obliged throw
part Of her Cargo
Brig Orhado, (of West pOrt) McCarty al New York I'm
Bermuda, reports the Onward passage, when near
Bermuda during the gale, LOST rs head OF Gait e.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24
Boots, Shoes q

the lowest cash prices Also constantly on hand the
latest styles Of Mems and Boys HATS and CAPS.
Bath, Jan 5, 1853. 29tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24

consisting in part OF Old and Young Hyson, Oooong
and Souchong TEAS; Old lava, 81 Domingo, and
Roasledand Ground COFF EEt;. Crashed, Powdered,
Havana Brown and Mnscovado SUGAR, Rice; Sal
eraius; Candles; Spap &c. Also Flour, Pork, Lard
Cheese, Tobacco, Cigars Ralsns, Figs and all other
articles kept in a Grocery store. 'hlA' swh
The above ARTICLES are pfthe best quality. and will
be sold as cheap a. can no baaghtin The oily
The patronage Of the public ~ soliriicd.A li.. -
WM II EMMONS.
Bath, March 0, 1858. 6w3s
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God Fish Hooks.
Just I Received

INFECT from Boston, d fine lot df 6sIaIfne. Pee
H. served Ginger Calsnpg yOllre @A "a m Superior
quality, Maccaroni, vermacelli, Jar Presses; &c,
80 4 kObtNSVN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24
REMOVAL.

IL. 6. FI 81 Ell EF
HAS removed the recently occupied by Elisha
Clarke and y ii Marston, where he will be happy
to supply his old customers and the public generally
with the latest styles and most durable qualities Of
Boots, Shoes and RUbherS!
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24
Ready-made Clothing and Gents.
Furnishing Goods.

Being ourselves practical Taiors, and giving our
ulo>t a<SlduOus attention The manufacIu ring de
parimemls, haIier ourselves that a those who pa
TonIse us wiz be suited ~ every particular.
All garments made al ihIs establishment warranted
Ia I'll and give perfect isiacon, The money will
be refunded. rrr|t..
% Custom work made order short notice.
Purchasers OF read -made Colhing will do well 10
call and examine stock before purchasing else
where.
PS. DON'T forgetlhe number-67 Front Street
.w M AIIrIN FEENEY,
CHRISTOPHER KYLE.
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Johnsen's Linament, R.R. Relief,

MUSTANG Linameni, Asa,ic Linamenl, Pain Kill
wi Ter, Poor mans Plaster, British Oil Haraem OIL,
Nerve and Bone Lnament, Magnetic aud Hebrew
Plaster &c, &c, for sale BY a - A. 9. PAGE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24
COpartnership Notice.

THE subscribers have formed copa rtnership under
the style Of FEENEY K KYLE aud would inform
the citizens of Bath ana vicinity that they have opered
store No 81 Front Street, formerly occupied by Gro
well K HaIhoru, where they Will keep constantly on
hand good ssorlmenI of
English, French and German Broadcloths,
Cassimeres and Vestings,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24
Pensions and Bounty Lands.

Pensions and Bounty Lands.
TN f. subscriber will procure PENSIONS for Wild
l. ows of r evoni iomary Soldiers married since tn
year 1900 and for widows and orphans Of soldiers in
the warof 1912, Also, sgeF A ygrEHF
Bounty land warrants
lor soldiers III any ofihe Of The UuiIed States.
The highest ca sh price paid for SOLDIERS BOUN-
rFY LAND WARRANTS OF all sizes.
A II communications ~ mail will receive prompt a /.
iention ~ JOHN IL KINBALL. ,Iait--st#s
Office of The Bath Savings Institution, opposite the
Eoi House Block.
Bath, March 8. IS53sE s " 1893
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24
Hartford Life and Health
INSURANCE co.
Office, Post-o6Tce Building, Hartford, Conn.
Capital and Surplus, over 100000.
DURING TWO YEARS. BUSINESS, ISSUED NEARLY
1000 PoIIcIEs

Udpltul anu nuTpIuS, UFCT SzUU,UUUS
DURING TWO YEARS BUSINESS, ISSUED NEARLY
1000 POLICIES.
No HEALTH Risks taken By the Company.
THE hartford Life and Health Insurnnce Company
l. takes risks on Life, grant or purchase anhuIIes,
confe endUwmehls, ndlnake contracts upon and APP
pertaining 10 deferred aud revsionary interests con-
neried with life risks agreeably 10 The powers and
privileges confe rred by tie charter. r -a
The business of The Company is conducted upon the
Joint Stock and Mutual Plan,
and circumstances Of the public fully, il is be-
lievei, than merely mutual companies can do.
Annuiiies will be granled or purchased. and endow-
menis conferred terms highly favorable, aud ac-
cordng 10 The rates of The literal aud we'll
dueed companie les in this country amdim Eng land.
The Charter q his Company provides that The wife
insure the life OF her husba 3D. aud the amount
be paid be secure from creditors at his death.
An equitable SUN will always he paid for policies
surrendered 10 the Company before they expire.
Travelling, sea and foreign residence permits will
be granted a a small extra premium.
Policies onlYes Of persons going 10 California will
be granted on the Joni Stock principle oly and al
rate OF pr eHurn. e. @s~
Extract from The Certificate Of The Comptroller of
JANUARY7h, 1851
THE Sreafsuccess and prudent ma nag cement oflhis
company, together with lis well Invested capital and
surplus enlle il to the entire confidence of lbe com
mmIily, and resDmmend it, as in my opinion equal in
strength and ability The best Institutions OF The kind
r.. 81 gY g sRUFUS 6. PtNNEY, Comp roller
The Board of Directors is composed OF active bust
ness men with capiia and character involved, and
giving their personal attention 10 The management
and control of The lransne lions Of The company.
JAS. DIXON, President
WM. IT. HOOKER, Vice Pres.
HENRY L MILLER, Sec. hEst.
Policies may be secured on application 10 .--t..u
lNa ts-an ALFRED J STONE, 'AeESr..
Brunswick March 1, 1853. eTa 3m37
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~ SORE EYES. 81

- = - - - LINZ @@1&l
MIR. WILLIAM b TRUFANT-Dear Sr-As duiy 10
wi you and all mankind, most sincerely acknowl-
edge the great benefit have received from HE use Of
your Compound and Ointment for the cure OF Salt
Rheum, &c Having suffered much with The disease
~ eyes for number Of years, without receiving
any relief from our Physicians, applied Or the
most Celebrated Physicians in Boston, following the
directions for tco years without receiving any benet
whatever came 70 the conclusion thai The was n
help for
While diSpairirg of ever receiving any help, ae-
cidenally saw your medicine advertised. nme di :
ateiy purchased and applied il u my eyes, and "a IN
greet joy found my eyes getting betler'in short
lime, and IN Two months were well. and Lave re-
mained 20 his lime five years) have also recon-
mended il 10 others, and have seen the same
good feet upon them Yours truly.
Camden, Jan ,, 1853. AUSTIN SWEETLAND-
Blu case Of Sore Eyes The ointrne shou d be
used SpGTiRgIy.
For sale in This ciiy by A. G.. Page and atthe
Bath Book Store; Brunswick, WIN Bakerand T.
4 Gatcheli and By Druggists generally. Price ST.
Win tuildirectlons 3Gtf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24

u RAILROAD AccIDENr.-Th Atlantic and
ST. L. Railroad lrain,. due Friday afternoon
at half past two, was two hours late, on ac-
count Of the breaking through of the bridge
over Wild River in Gilead, while the freight
train was passing over it. The engine had
got over the bridge with four box rars-the
five behind were platform cars, loaded with
masts, some eighty feet Iong)-lhey all went
downs No injury to persons. except The
brakeman on tie last car, slightly. The
train run of lhe tack, by the breaking Of a
wheel, whileson the bridge which probably
caused the breakdown The bridge is Of
TWO spans, andOne is enIirely carried through.
None of the inasts were broken. The pas
senger train was behind. and the passengers
had to be got over by going round by the
Town bridge. " hicb is moi far from the track.
The men were mostly ia the saloon car , next
TO the engine, and therefore got safely over.
The platform cars thai went down, were con-
siderably broken up. a gang of hands went
up The next morning 10 repair Tire damage
so far as that the trains will pass over with
perfect safety in a very few days. Meantime
passengers will be takel round by the bridge.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24
SPRING STYLE HATS.

A new and superior style Of Mems KERSE1
HATS for sale by L. S. FISHER.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24

7R0 BOXES Smoked Herring suitable for Ship
1CO Plug, for sale by lfrsOf MfF3 GANNETT
March 81, 1859 - iiat anr.N 40
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Sugars.

EAST Boston Crushed'and Powdered, Crysialized
III Coffee Crushed, Havana Brown 9nd Muscovado
Sugars, for sale by NJ + GANNETT.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24

THE subscriber continues receive applications for
a Insurance againS. loss by Fire i'll The Augusta
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Please
uaLtO t4 j. ELLSAC 9TH. AGENT .
Bath, Oct. II, Esq. 1stf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24
Fresh BuckWhcat and Syrup.

CRACKED Wheat. Herring, Tapioea Sage HulIed
sale by A. c. PAGE
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24
Stewards Syrup.
Removal.

A SUPERIOR article, can be found at The Store of
a SO AT ROBINSON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24

Sc MASON'S EXCELSIOR" an approved article
WI for washing, Common Brown, Extra Yellow
Soda. CASTLE aud variety ofsShavfng Soaps Bah.
bits Washing Powder, Nelson's do do, for sale by
March 81 . 40r- Isl NJ F GANNEfT.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24
For Sale.

A TWO-STORY House, Barn, Carriage
30 N House, Be- with about four acres of land
IsssskH in good cultivation, situated III Woolwich,
4-4sah near Nequassei Meeting House Terms lib.
eral. Apply 10 BENZ Il. TALLMAN,
33u Richmond.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24
J. B. HUDSON

Has Removed to Front Street,
In the store recently occupied by Charles Russell
FURNITURE Of all descriptions hand Collins
furnished at short notice. O!d work repaired and
painted. 26tf
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Split Peas, Cheese,
Soaps.

/ nRIED Apples, Mess Pork and Mess Beef for sale BY
IL March 81. rs..-;-,t. NJ F GANNETT
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

WASHINGTON RacRs.--Somo democrat, with
= lovial spirit aud sharp scnso of the ridicu.
lous writes from Washington 10 the Newbury.
port Union. lilo iAaghs st the endless crowd
OF otscc hunters, gives graphic description a
the army Of hungry customers who haunt tho
Attorney Generals Office, and narrates the Col.
lowing incident;
:. The other day short, sat gentlo,ssn, srun,
hescS South, attempted TO stop Gek g,,shsnr
~ ac Was starting for anoti.er part os sise city
on spccinl iasx;ncss This IL sls story. al told
dppsseusk "GenssAl Cushing ~
0sn. e. " All gtsd to SEQ yo,--unslcr.
stand ttr whole msttcr-- have shs ryeat~ss res.
pe't aos ycn--cant stop f,ow. ucoi mur.
ninR.
Ajyskxst "suss ous sninuse---r wan, 70
sse ycu very much"
yes. q "ShAli be back Ia half An hour. ar
YOU must 50 with nss, = running.
The applicant. an old st~Ers, siecisrre hc viii
60 with him, and oas they shsos ftcns she hss,k
docs. over the ssrieaS the 81 man rani,rs
AMI trying 10 sslk, ard sle Attorney {fsaer,|
striking te% line ff hia sicssinatsocs AZ -
the Ssshsnstse catches trwaih and erica y,sl
"Can's ssalsd this any lcagvs must give up i
Sc.ry 20 hose ycsss company, rvriSss shs tse
asssi. tast isssisseae Il swe~ssns TIE ~
msn holds ycet. gaege Two ~ sbrss tiy,ss !
terrible night Nscce<sis and hc slerlarcs fhss 4,
win not be fund OH ths surf aesin rltssl
sxAinst sach fasstiN
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

DnIu E
....-
Frou, tIe JS,v,l ITc.,er,, 1,oer;.u,,
"a ~. -
LIP 70 tno 0oid OigSlngs.
MIR EDirok:---A few weeks since, tho little
village oi Ii WAS thrown into great state
OF excitement, by the reported discovery of a
new ~ dorado on one OF the small tributa-
TICS OF the Colorado; Several persons ln.d re-
.urhea airect irom ING MINES ana stated there
WAS no d9mni noou. .ns existence OF thc gold
80 Soi'e'uoi.iI qu"huucs y" .''at sec'ioh oI
Soanuy, ana nau actuaiy Drought down
spccinens rom ,he 'nggings, as rich as
NY e unl. nnr ~ cycr peen ionhd IN the golden
..s.o"s VI r Sun'orh'a OF Aus.rai'a. ~ Is true,
.,'.su nPcslnens, wne"cvcr ~ w"y attempted
~ W esSo ucin ul', hau mos, mysterious way
s;.,S ,uouSns NV o'c ~ searSh o' ,hen--peirg
aW .., ,o.u o". ~ "lr,en"' n,is,n,a or sent
t,,....,a v u.s.. :. ~ u,", o"' s'' 's many
sn. nv. ',sy naN ,.c.uuiy sef NsR,, tiie cN,
L;n%a '. ,.. aoaeu ,"n =, 49, 20 increase TOPS o. an
Mas ...s .A ~ W. 'e''uor ,'...,sS oi crop
Mu u'u , ", '''e ,h'uge, each
,.Xa Tss' T:,sa yoMi y. y" ma N'ee, 'llgh' nave
90. III. S.Au - oales IVY y! te.ncn) setting
a.. W yp ,r my s.u',.s ., yPerns'ons. 'eks
III IT. s ~. s"nss, s.''e'n "Ste uco,o-
~ .;na, W." GU g., lH,s ma'v y, so.Aun upon ~
80 ~ P''s' 50 's' w" fa ''e uSua' MAJ Ae'
.4.ss a. .,,;a .;..,, .,.,.,.
t., .,,.,, 80 u, ,..D.s., ~. -, - as .m ""' nr'P
ny ny si,m.. sn iot' ca ~ .io sn'age OF D.,
a;Siv @ s a' ~, ~ '.n ~, n.ns lo..ane as ra,
a;nss ns Gai;c,;a ~ sa,, ~, :.s.. 10 .ns golu
s,,ans,an 70 is;,'.,s stn ~, .s' ss anu alose
IN crit. s;,m",;, mi Ss;.. a." 'a ,,, SYN
could be 'axn"c,cd !, o,.;ns :" W "s s,,n msn w.
and n ,lisnas;ton materially, nhia.rdr,;a
nysrse n bolilv cxnr,;om rds..aa H. .a'' ..,'''
encc or the roli c.vcr much ionm",. la ..
Of INV nciabbors. hui finnllv n sistc,nsnt @ ,,,i,.
iishcd in ono of onr nancrs contir,n;n,, pv .,,o
rumo,s in circ,,lation. md nyen oonr hs.ard ,md
them in some rcsnccts succeeded in
on an attack of tho prevailing enidemir. a,f
(for the sarno reason suppose that in nhysjcal
epidcmcs tho last cases are always tbe ,ynrss ,
Isoon found had taken tho disease in ;ts mos,
yirulcnt form. What. said + 10 ,nvsclr nm, /
10 ait down hero all INV lifa. confronted witl,
dealing out crackcrs and cheese i,y Tho no,,nd
when I know ii Is "iixcd fhct, ifor haven't
seen IL In printel that single individual las
dug up Ave hundred dollars worth of the dust
!. in one dayy No, the idea WAS not to bo cndar.
cd; sc Sorthwith informed Mr. Siinpkins nv
clerk, !. -. was of to tho "diggines' incots.
tincns y and that he might do the best he could
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

.Tsss! % prsskisms& s~ hslp,- ~ ~
exeessAaaka = = husband. On ssssne ~ IA
stsswtt - san = he1rsI - do4u - sanlss
s~!tsA y nsvtosecs, sbi'' Ne NJ seSva
90 yen ssF4M.s ~ ttsvtlsass ~ CO
ssese - & 'F q IS " =
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-11-16
Administrators Sale.

ESTATE of Josiah w. Bristol, late of Hancock
~ county, Ohio, deceased: Notice is hereby
given that in pursuance of license and authority
granted to the undersigned, administrator De
0onS non, of the Estate of said Josiah w. Bristol,
Iate of Hancock county, Ohio, deceased, by the
PROBATE Court of the county of Ottawa and State
OF Michigan dated the seventh day of November
a: d. 1888 and under the seal of said court, there
VIII he sold at public auction to the highest bid
d d for cash, at the door of the Washington
House, in the village of Grand Haven, in said
county of Ottawa, under the direction of the UNI
eeersigned as such administrator on Thursday the
nitn DAY of January A. d. 1854, at one of the
CLOCK IN the afternoon of said day, the following
piece or parcel of land, belonging to said estate,
10 VIII: The west half of northeast quarter of
secIlon twcnty-one (2l), township number six (6l
nortn range number sixteen (l6) west, in said
county, containing eighty acres, be the same more
or less to.Pay the debts and costs of adminstra-
tlon OF sad estate. Dated Grand Haven, Novem~
DAVID VOUCHER Administrator DE honis non
of the Estate Of said Josiah w. Bristol. deceased
ll-l W. BY M. d. HOPKINS, his Atty
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-11-16

MANUFACTURES AT NIAGARA.--A correspon-
dent OF the Boston Courier says that company
has been formed for the purpose of using the
waters of the Niagara for manufacturing pnr-
poses. The company, says this correspondent,
shave purchased large tract of land below the
Falls, and are about to bring the water through
an artificial way or canal, 10 feet wide and 10
feet deep across from above the Falls, to their
lands, which are located below the Falls, where
they contemplate building manufacturing vii
lage, and where they will have fall of two hun
dred feet of water, equal to the rush Of the
mighty Niagara"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-11-16
Boots and Shoes.

TAKE this opportunity Of rendering my thanks
to the public for their liberal patronage the mast
year and trust shall continne to merit their fa-
yor
i have just received my fall and winter stock of
Leather; comprising French Calf Skins. PhiladeI-
phia and Roanoke Kip, Spanish Sole ank oak tan
ned leather. and English Bend. am now manu-
facturing all kinds of work in my line, such as
mems Dress Boots of the latest style ladies wear
OF. all kinds. Gents, IF you want boots in the
height of fashion, made of substantial material
call and see mine. and buy CHEAP FOR CASH,
Grand Haven, Dec. 90 1852. H. MERRILL.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-11-16
1853. Grand Haven and Chicago. 1853.

The Steamboat PACIFIC, Capt. Geo.
-, /: Brown, will run to the above
named places, leaving Grand Haven every Tues
Jay Thursday and Saturday evening, at Z o'clock.
one viii also run to Muskcgon every Saturday,
weather permitting
1874 VIC n r. AJREE
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-11-16

The people Of the Cherokee Nation have an
election this month for members Of the National
Council, and Sheriff. Some Of their candidates
have strange names, such as Joseph Comsk,
Fool Peter, Young Squirrel, Wah-you-Skee,
and Spring Frog
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-11-16
Grand Rapids Iron Works and Plow
Mandatory.

DALI & BABCOCK, Manufacturers of Steam
ID Engines, Nill Castings, Plows, Cuitivators,
Potash and Cauldron Kettles, Hollow ware, Box
Stoves. and other castings of all descriptions. Al
so Hills Patent Governors.
The above articles will be made to order on
short notice and most of them arc kept constant
ly on hand.
We have also several Lathes in operation and
with them one Screw Cutting Lathe of the most
approved pattern.
Any thing wanted in the line Of Machinery or
Repairing can be had at our works on fair terms
and warranted to be as good as the best. select
and full assortment of patterns on hand.
115 1yI DANIEL BALL,
CHAs L. BABCoCK.
Grand Rapids September 1853
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-11-16

Frost AT THE SoUTH.-FrosL made its appear
apce in nearly all the cotton region OF South
Carolina and Georgia OIL Tuesday, Oct. 25th.
At Lagrange, Georgia, the growing cotton is
represented as perfectly dead. Ice formed at
Savannah on Wednesday, Oct, Goth.