Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-01-19
THE GRAND RIVER TIMES.

TIE GRAND RIVER TIMES.
GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 10, 1853
az The Supervisors report and Governors
Message, prevents the usual variety of mscel-
laneous and news reading this week. The
manner in which we present the Message to
our readers, will, we think, make it generally ac
ceptable. Its length forbids its appearance en-,
tire, in the Times.
~ Next week a balance sheet, showing the
account with the County Treasurer, from Jan.
|, 1851, to JAM l, 1853, will be published in
our columns
~ Our fellow craftsman, Capt. r. M. COL
Inns, we notice with pleasure, has been elected
Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate. Just what
you deserved, " Boz"
rW" G.. w. HATHAWAY & Co. have invented
a new kind Of Grain Cradle, for which we un-
derstand measures have been taken to secure
patent Its inventors claim for it a superiority
over the wooden tool, in ightness, durability
and general appearance. We may speak of it
again in future.
~ The Kalamazoo Gazette and HillsdaIe
Gazette have both put on new dresses-New
Year suts--in which they look very pretty
The Democracy of Kalamazoo have donated TO
friend HAscAL of the Gazette, the new type,
which so much improves his paper This is a
worthy tribute of the appreciation of the Dem
ocrats of Kalamazoo County, to its ably con-
Quoted organ.
rEY" Farmers Companion and Horticultural
Gazette, is the name of new candidate for public
favor, published at Detroit, at fifty cents year.
Its editors are practical farmers and will bring
to the columns of the Gazette the experience
and interest of men from our own midst. Ad-
dress Charles Belts, Detroit, Mich.
~ The Clinton ErpresS recently came TO
us with the name of Milo BLAIR, as its editor
and proprietor. Mr.. BLAIR is the original
founder of the ErpresS; and makes modest
and pretty bow to his patrons and brethren of
the press, upon his second appearance among
them. Take our ~ Mno.
~" The Home Journal, published by WILL
LIS e. NORRIS, N. Y. City, made its appearance
in new type, on the first day of 1853. The
Home Journal is most excellent family news
paper, and deserves as it has, an extensive pat
ronage
.S5@ The Literary Miscellany, is behind
none of its competitors in improvements for
1853. Now is the time to subscribe for west
ern monthly of unqualified merit. Address
QUINBY, WooD q RUSSELL, Detroit, Mich
Price, $l,OO.
sg- The Michigan Organ, is now merged
in the Michigan Temperance Adrocate-edted
by FREEMAN YATES, an able man, both as Lee
turer and Editor. This paper should have q
wide circulation. Can't Ottawa County send
up 80 or 60 names for the support of a Maine
Law Organ. in our own State Price, $l,OO
~ Hons. LEWIS CAss and ALPHEUs FETCH
will please receive our thanks for valuable pub.
lie documents
MEssRs EDIToRs.-As Railroads appear to be
the order of the day, and in most localities this
topic being the all engrossing theme of discus
sion, at least in all important points within the
State, would it not be wise for yourselves anC
your brother typos in Allcgan and other places
south, that might be mentioned, to make known
to the crest of mankind" the advantages of ;
railroad on route hitherto not publicly named
Thus setting forth the claims to preference anc
the claims of citizens in this region of country
by prospecting somewhat upon our route.