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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-29

A MODEL HUsBAND.--Mrs Perry, young
bloomer has eloped from Monson, Mass, with
Levins Clough. When her husband found she
was determined to go, he gave her 800 "to
start with"
That's what call doing things handsomely!
| should have taken that $500 bill and handed
it to Mr.. Levins Clough, as healing plaster for
his disappointed expectations, and gone home
hugging my old man, and resolving to mend ev-
cry rip in his coat, gloves, ves pants, and stock
ings free gratis" from that repentant hour,
till the millenial day. I'd hand him his cigar
case and slippers, put away his cane, hang up
his coat and hat-rim his beard and whiskers,
give him The strongest cup of tea, and the
brownest slice of toast, and all the "dark meat
of the turkey" I'd wink at his sherry cobblers,
whiskey punches, and mint juleps. I'd help
him get "ten strike" at nine pins. I'd give
him B." night key," and be perfectly oblivious
what time i'll. the small hours he tumbled into
the front entry. I'd pet al! his stupid relatives,
and help his country friends to I" beat down the
city shop keepers prices" I'd frown at all Of
fers of spin money" fd'let him sit and smoke
in my face till | was as brown as a herring, and
my eyes looked as if they were bound with
pink tape; and I'd invite that widow Deilah
Wilkins to dinner, and run Out to do some shop
ing and stay away till tea time. Why, there's
nothing | aoouidnt do for hm--he might have
Knocked me down with feather, after such a
piece Of magnanimity. That Levins Cough"
could stand no more chance than woodpecker
tapping at an iceberg. Fanny Fern.
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Il. X. DEVELLY, Tailor and Cutter. The sub
scriber has opened his shop, and would respect
fully invite the attention of the citizens of Mus
kegon and vicinity who are in want of first
rate garment, good and stylish | feel confident
in giving entire satisfaction TO those who may
favor me with their patronage. Muskegon,
October, 1852.
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A.LARGE SToRY.-Some trayeer in Mexico
olo to- IT, AIlo ,.,;,., ,,,bonno..

A.LARGE SToRY.-Some trayeer in Mexico
relates fhe Allowing whopper:
81 was consoled by watching the beautiful
horses, mostly high stepping Crazeadores--
They were prancing along, looking as conceted
as any man, and twice as handsome, have
been positively assured that they teacf them to
raise up their foreegs immensely high--which
they almost all do--by putting on them magni-
fying spectacles. when young, by which means
the stones on the road are made to appear large
blocks in the way, and they lift up their legs in
order to step over them, and so acquire the hab-
it, | dare say the reader will laugh incrcdu-
lously, but tell him what was told me as
fact; and am further Informed that this is also
practiced in South America"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-29

THE COOP NATURED BAcHELoR.-Is Jolly,
sleek, and rolly-poly. Lifts all the little school
girls over the mud puddles aud kisses them
when he lands them on the other side. Ad-
mires little babies without regard to the shape
of their noses, and the strength of their lungs.
Squeezes himsefinto an infntesimal fragment
in the corner of an omnibus to make room for
that troublesome individual oNE--MoRE! Va
Gates his seat any number of times at crowded
lecture for distressing single ladies'. Orders
stupid cab-drivers off the only dry crossing TO
save pretty pair of feet from immersion and
don't forget to look the other way when their
owner gathers up the skirts of her dress to trip
across. Is ust as civil to shop-grl as if she
were Duchess, pays regular for his newspa-
per, lends his umbrella and goes home with a
beaver; has clear conscience, good digestion
and believes the women to be all angels with
their wings folded up. Here's hoping matrimo-
ny may never undeceive him. FANNY FERN.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-29

We are panied to learn of the decease of
DR.. Benton &. Scovile, Of Grandville, in this
county. He had for several months been in
poor health, and started few weeks since on a
journey to ST. Lawrence county, N. Y, the place
of his former residence, in the hopes that the
journey, change Of climate" and scenes might
have a favorable effect upon his disease lie
however did not reach his'destination, but died
at Watertown, New York, on the 24th ut.
DIR. Scoville has for several years resided at
Grandville, engaged in the practice of his profess
sion, in which he stood high as skillful practi-
toner. He was kind and generous, of amiable,
social disposition, and a true hearted friend
His loss will be mourned by large circle of ac-
quaintances and friends. His age, we believe,
was about thirty-two. g. r. Enquirer.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-29

%VASHINGTONHOU USE, 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 favorably with the best in the State.
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WILLIAM TELL HOTELb by HERMAN JoAcH
I'M. Pleasantly situated with excellent rooms
we'll furnished, and the table abundantly sup
piled with the uxures and substantas of life
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-29

M Il. RI WSON, Physician and Surgeon. Of
flee in Parks new building Washington street,
Grand Haven Mich.
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THE New TAX LAw-It is fact notorious
that the opposition to the new tax law of this
State is confined principally TO that class of the
community known rs sharerS and money lend
ers in cities--men whose property consists in
money, lands, mortgages, and notes, which have
always been as liable to taxation as the real and
personal estate Of the agriculturalist. The de-
tails of the present law, which probe the money
chest of the richest as well rs the poorest citi-
zen, and which removes the power of the form
er TO 90 untaXed are the features complained of
and have been the burthen Of the Free Press,
whose opposition, it is said, comes through the
friendship its editor bears TO broker and mon
ey lender in one of our interior villages, and for
merly State officer, TO whom, it is reported
our neighbOr is under more than one pecuniary
obligation. From the following however, we
should Judge that this manifestation of" person
al friendship" will not result in repeal of the
law, or the death Of the democratic party. The
Western Chronicle, a spirited democratic jour-
nal at Centreville, in st. Joseph county, says:
"We invite the attention Of the reader TO an
article in another column, from the STATE Jour-
nal on the subject of the TaxRIIav. The croak-
Ing of the Free Press are bei1g'pretty well ex-
pIoded, by tacts-for the law Is working most
admirably, and in two years time will be the
most popular act upon the statute book. We
have recently conversed with several of the su-
pervisors of this county, and we find that the ra-
tic Of increase in the total valuation, is about
the same in other townships as in Nottawa and
Lockport, referred to by us some three weeks
ago. When the tax roll Of the State shall be
completed, we will find that the increase of val,
uation, and the decreased ratio of taxation, will
be the subject of comment i'm the neghborino
States, much to our advantage. Det. Times.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-29

H MERRTLI, Boot and Shoemaker. Boots
aud Shoes neatly repaired, and all orders prompt
ly attended to- Shop one door below the Wash
ington House, Grand Haven, Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-29

Asa A. SCOTT, Sheriff of Ottawa County
Office over H .Griffin's store opposite the Wash
ington House.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-29

M. b. HOPKINS, Attorney and Counsellor al
Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Office first door
west of H. Griflin'S store.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-29

STEPHEN MONROE, Physician and Surgeon
Office over J. I. Davis Tailor Shop. Washing
ton Street, Grand Haven.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY--1S53

WILLIAM HATHA VA Jr., Judge of Pro-
bate for Ottawa Co. p. o. address, Crockery,
Ottawa Co., Mich uF'
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-29

HOYT G. POST, Clerk of Ottawa County Of
flee over II. Grfins store, opposite the Wash
ington House.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-29

MORRIS BUCK, Physician and Surgeon
Polkton Ottawa Co., Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-29

A. W. SQUIER, Physician and Surgeon, Steels
Landing, Ottawa CO., Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-29

MORRIS BUCK, County Surveyor Residence
Polkton, Ottawa Co., Mich.
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II. w. DUNCAN, Attorney at Law, Prosecuting
Attorney, and Circuit Court Commissioner foi
Ottawa County. Office third door below the
Washington House, up stairs.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-29

.JdMES PATTERSON, Painter and Gazier.
House, Sign, and Ornamental Painting done at
Grand Haven. All orders will be promptly atten-
ded TO, by leaving word at thisofice. Shop at
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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PosT oyuoH DEPARTMENT, Sept I, 1853.
THE following copy ID Of the of Congress- emil
United States mail BY and otherwise danns The Dc
a . ..s s,s.s =: psss thousand eight
"sko sr1 % q further enacted That !hc Postmaster General
4 G. $500, transportation from
New Yot1 Nsw Orleans chares,on savnnnsh and
20. the purpose Of how M he .n.e,
ne the sess and with the said
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Furnished under said contract are bull, according 70 10 terms. The
rspl Consre.s session
ss ne mai. s s ns
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S:." '' ''' steamers ''s'''''s ''' .'' "'"''''
E.e.p ia reYse, th Ne. o.ean. and Yer. Cruz
o~anos Of months extra the clause In all the eonac
.Aad said Secretary United navy.
h.m hsy. tho sh, take Them for exclusive
schise The said s.esy may
the of.sch be aesainsd BY the bills
isn AFORESAID ascs.ned By appraisers 10 Be-
mutually chosen by The parties Aforesaid
porting Congress- complete ps..be
formation called for by Congress section third above quoted o
- - = 49, PROPOSALS.
WIN be received The Post once Department, the Of
asa for so.,syns the mails q he s.. for =. from
The first day OF ocobe 1884, in the manner and time herein spsc
From New yors co~s., EnF.nd, and thence TO
Cowss TO New Yorh, once month. - =
Proposals for additional trip each way, win he
PRO. Charleston, south c.,o's: s.y.gn.s eses..
Orleans twice month, b.ck,
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Bavan. Chasres tA'pnwalD and back,
Proposal. Charleston cop.idersa
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No. Panama New Grsnada san Diego, California,
vsyso~ehi~s pesctc.bse oror, Oregon,
.eh ohs, p on The coast o. Oregon o. California
The sch.dal.. Nos and p he so arranged a. make due
the shmu. Of pansms thus forming continuous
New ycrk Assoa and hsct twice month
such times the Postmaster General
Prorosss 10 touch Hc,vh.sd in England considered
nos Prom ss~ yoA by oowss in England ave in France
r,ocos:. aes changing The
Res.m s"d fer one additional trip year. each way,
yon NJ. Orleans. Louisiana 10 Vera Cruz M.sico and
month supplying Ta"p'co MEXICO by side
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BslHsss OASs vussd 1Sltassvs y wAssiss con-
ssetisx tAs Lssss sAd TsA1k Asamas II "a.
U.en ttns the Ohio, ana tAs kaSs y xsHssssis &C.
n his zpsdioas being thoroughly ess.pssd La.
AnsLpg great Tree Tunnel and ths asd
order o traveller c0ahdsay d.
fares Tue
ths 4oad supsndoss sahscOve chaxses
The empress leaves Baltimore daily ~ 7, ana
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cudinH sopp~ges there st2 " =, o.
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IL us mie and proceed theHcs 70 Wheeling s
moGuiny. E.s,S. ..-.--
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Baltimore. -. 80 En-.
Al Wheeling uanvailsd Of the Union hAs
which have Just completed os This Iase form daily
ION win the down the Ohio
nn.a and Louisville, the stages fH Nashville or
hc b. osans packets may be taken BY As
81 s Cosumbss Tor prefer tbs Cis
xnnal And other and tho West
ct from the Ohio Stage Companys excellent
over the National road 70 Zanssvs nc and
by railroad = ,,,,A -
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resplsr ana speedy Whesins and noa
baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling
mo- Charge foT Of passeagsrs o. 6asgaes.
~ with right IL Lac oscS anywhere
rou,e nom Arlington Wbeelns ~ 81 Cincinnati, ell
Louisviile, $i3. :. 49, ..,, 80,
''~'s,' WM PARKER,
NAV ll--d1 General SspsnassAdsat.
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PhsnonnDoon n 4ooAcans.
naorrssoR Mosssc IHvfaoaATIN0 nLIxiR. on Coz
ding I'll, introduced INTO medical practice b The PEI.
a e ~ = ia: q A:s s
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sos.eos soks Euoee after long es,denss
Professor Mo. M ss,. "i Ss n s
elixir endorsed byt medical college.
Easope the best preparation eAAn' ip' n
ouKx o. EEnvoUs pIsEAsxs.
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MOI x ne sse
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MEDICINAL wosDxR
Of The nineteenth cen,uy first scientific ofthe O
World have saied Of medicine heretofore supposed
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BENJAMIN WEEKS, M. d.
BRooKLNh N. r., Nov. 81 le49.
put up highly concentrated In pint bottles with the name
bown In the glass. and
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Of December twelve O'clock furnishing ihe
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CANDs AND CUMMINGss BRICK MAcHTNE-PATgNT
y Right. .aeMichse Nour.e Co OF this city
appointed for the United
rights thoroughly pro-
bckmakrrs throughout the country
purpose been produced
ce-sfuy worked the application Of motive power
the
moulded hvr
manner crcens rnpadiy Of operation
for purpose known
The sssus Of The American Pss.nt .ry delayed until
chine abroad. Meanwhile, Co
ssecas for the sale Of amount Of tnso ys
god titie IN the same. ISL
Arpy psd their once,
streets, Poss Once Department.
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Two NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT--Two new e,ss,h,,
win marble
psvss eensel family win he tented favorable
yancsust tenant m app'icaiont 70 --
Auctioueer and Commis.ioa Merchant
betwesn p.h srd
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Washington Branch Observation-Disclosures HnA - Fol-
loWss
FAVE daily, except Sunday sad g. m, " and .
IL On suadsy at6, u. m, and >, ?. ~. n, !,
and stops only NJ Annapolis juno
ton heay The Others al all stsnons @Na kHt
Trains a. and ~, connect with Annapolis
Do do q, q. m, and s. IN. do west
do do . and 8, a M, and g. p m. do
Fare from Washington 81 rs
DO do do and return ............ 1 50
Do do Annapous y Is
Do do do and return -............... l 50
The reundp all be procured At The once
49, 4. u. PARSONS,
July l6-dH Asss
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Fsr La~.4. Ss4A, - cs~s $780,.
zoo pounds penny sos sSa s~s's v~ss<
IL mon deed N~ks s~&
Ysv hss~ Q(ks.
goo pourd. penny sss tss heed y@ vs.~~
ises DO sVsas, mas ,ea 90, ss.s hs-s ssas
$50 sss, s a.: "ss 80 =. ~. 49,: s 49,.
s::.s y: =: '.'
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- S-aeh nofu.s locks best as.ny, aAsssi A-ss~ ~
4 pound. I i. ia ia ~ S~s.1
100 pounds ao-penny copper nails rss yssss
pair. bras. sooi. nd Sass. isiasa. esass p.H
bras, neck bolts, is-ineh casa
sls,. h s.. s.a ;.s's' per pattern ~ ... a.
foy Master ocss
barrels plaster OF paris ysf ss,ss
20. printed scnsdue sna ~ " S sa,s.s v,s 40
provided and 70 Be asensss .sse
%sqaes in IN classes hs.Sa Ms.sssa a.. pssss - ms
aasn Ss n I'D .y t ss s
q The enumerated articles. and :. ..sa s.ss.s s.A =
cal year ending 1854 requested ssu suss
required DO less as 'hoss spensd
All he siisies mus. be q The qu.y
fee all charge aad .usse. 20 ne
and i sa,siseoy ne .ssse
the to be delivered will be
60 ne IL o Who On Nay
articles when they shall BE- required
vim and NUT b. Commence Within sky days .Ssr
S aud e 5 from lime to =. n s
equssions sen. through the ONCE s BE deemed sa
I sn' ''' . "'S '''''
They WIN be- measured inspected counted or weighed by
adopted
regarding which, and Or Description y Y. mate
other things equal preference viii Be awarding the
articles Of the growth, production and manufacture Of
Approved The full will 10
from each until the shall have been completed
BE-
s X. 5 PER "a s .
April July Oclobr been satisfactory
paid rejected
have been from the yard unless specially authorized by the
win be stipulated Tho tina. default shall. be made
msn,oned the qualify above provided
nsn and tina. case the said parties viii forfeit and pay to ,ns
twice e Of The contract price herein aslssa uo. rs The
which quda'ed damages may be recovered from time TO tine
fhe sign contract they
In The won and above their debts and liabilities
offer y signed y the msia T. aud
sn ss m o b.
Its provided the the shall have the
of annung the without loss damage 10 The
shall sufficient appropriations
for the articles named for the completion Of the estimated
for and on which this advertisement . based.
Persons Offers will be notified by letter
through post office, sufficient
and do not enter into for the supplies specified with
in heen days from the Of th
their bid
and The Of such duing bidder will be held
responsible for all drlinquencies.
Al Offers Conformity
will the option Of the bureau Those only whose of
rs will notified, will be ready
for execution without delay by The New York
FORM OF OFFER
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New SPRING COODs-r ~, ssowwfwG. @@rchss
ov Under United States Motel h~s
Of ne c'usens 2" wssh~ss~~ ssvsvs~ snS
ws eescseA sastrsss NJ Preach cshs es~a -
mpnVseo espseea nv the AeS~Q
~ cus ~ the fullest the npsss
~ wt nev who ssts N cln~~
49, - nw@ thWs tk~ snsa
~ caued cheap Aeoe" M
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