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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-15

Il. W. SQUIER, Physician and Surgeon, Steels
Landing, Ottawa Co, Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-15

ASA A. SCOTT, Sheriff of Ottawa County
Office over H Grfins store, opposite the Wash
ington House.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-15
A FERN LEAF.

Some of the leading hotel-keepers are consd-
ering the policy of employing female walters"
Good news for you, you pale-faced sempstress-
es! Throw your thimble at the heads of your
penurious employers: put on your neatest and
plainest dress! see that your feet and fingers
are immaculate, and then rush en-masse for
the sltuation,r ousting every white jacket in
Yankeedom. Stpulate with your employer,
for leave to carry in the pocket of your French
apron, pistol loaded with cranberry sauce to
plaster up the mouth Of the first coxcomb who
considers it necessary to preface his request for
an omelette, with any dear" Should he
close his impertinent fingers unnecessarily
over your digits, when you are handing him a
cup ofcoffee, you can very quietly tip the con-
tents into his vest and shirt bosom apologizing
for the same with as much gravity as you can
muster. tits my opinion one such hint would
be sufficient; if not, you can vary the exercise
by annointing him with a" HAsTY plate of soup"
at dinner
Always make moustache wait twice as long
as you do man who wears a clean presentable
lip. Should he undertake to expedite your
slippers BY "a fee" tell him that hotel bills are
generally settled at the clerks Office except by
very verdant travellers.
Should you see female at the table digging
down to the bottom of the salt cellar as if the
top stratum was too plebeian or ordering nine
ty-nine messes, (turning aside from each with
affected airs of disgust) rolling up the whites
of her eyes, declaring that she never sat down
to dinner table before minus finger glasses, -
you may be sure that her aristocratic blood is
nourished at home, on herrings and brown
bread. When masculine comes in with a
white vest, flash neck-tie, extraordinary looking
plaid trousers, several yards of gold chain fes-
tooned over his breastworks, and mammoth
seal ring on his little finger, you may be sure
that his tailor and his laundress are both on the
anxious seat; and whenever you see travellers
of either sex peregrinating the country in their
best bib and tucker" you can set them down
as unmitigated "snobs,' for the equality" can't
afford to be so eXtravagant
dare say you'll get sick of so much preten-
sion and humbug. Never mind its better than
to be stitching yourselves into consumption
over sixpenny shirts; you'll have your fun out
Of it. This would be horrid stupid world if
everybody was sensible thank my stars ev-
cry day. for the share of fools kind Providence
sends in my way; but if your feet ache too en-
cruciatingly, standing behind their chairs-just
lend me your French apron and slippers, and
see how I'll serve up the sauce" to their dish.
es! and spill things over by accident, when they
don't behave themselves. If don't teach them
good manners, in the cracking of an egg shell
they will be the first of my pupils who ever
graduated ounces. Olive Branch
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-15

JAMES PATTERSON, Painter and Glazer
House, Sign, and Ornamental Painting done at
Grand Haven. All orders will be promptly atten.
ded TO, bv leaving word at this office. Shop at
Grand Rapids Michigan.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-15

VI. b. HOPKINS, Attorney and Counsellor a
Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Office first door
west of III. Griflin's store.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-15

aHOYT G.. POST, Clerk of Ottawa County. Of
flee over H. Gritfin's store, opposite the Wash
ington House.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-15
BUSINESS DIRECTORY--1S53.

WILLIAM HATHA WAY Jr Judge of Pro-
bate for Ottawa Co. z. o. address, Crockery
Ottawa Co., Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-15

MORRIS BUCK, County Surveyor. Residence
Polkton, Ottawa Co., Mich
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-15

II. w. DUNCAN, Attorney at Law, Prosecuting
Attorney, and Circuit Court Commissioners fol
Ottawa County. Office third door below th'
Washington House, up stairs
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-15

GEORGE PARKS, Treasurer Of Ottawa Co,
and Justice of the Peace. Office third door be-
low the Washington House, up stairs.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-15

WILLIAM ". ANGEL, Register of Deeds, and
Notary Public for Ottawa County. Office over
H. Griffins store, Washington street, opposite the
Washington House, Grand Haven.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15
1narkets.
FOREST CITY DEMOCRAT OFFICE(
70 CLEVELAND, December IS 1858.


The Steamer news has not affected the price
of Flour and Wheat. Receipts by Railroad and
Canal, say 1900 bbls. Flour, aud no Wheaton
the last "a hours '''.'' ~ ''f ~
Oats-35@36c. ' .rHg $50
Corn--Old shelled, Co., az IF
Flour--Fresh Ground strait brands % 70;
Extra sc, 50,
Cloverseed has decnsd-sales S5@6 20.
Butter-Sales Roll at I4@l5c: Flrkln held
Is@lsc. .I I-s ...f,f t-. t,,..,-,-
Lard--New 10c. .., NJ
Taow- Sales at te3@iIc.
Pork-od mess, sales %, ,bbls. nswSii 81
Hams-300 lbs 9tc' ''. '' lf8 '''f a'."
Shoulders--7o0 lbs 20. sew s.sE
Dried Apples 600 bu. 81 $ll5. zG -,'1f
do Peaches--l50 bu, unpeeled atsl 90.
Peeled DO 1l@isic per ID.
ggs--l3@l5c. 20
White Beans-S 90. h''7 III
While Fish.--3S4 tt 'ofa ~ ~ y,{
Fine SalL--gL,97.-,si,..f. As
Coarse do-Sq.75. .r.t...f-.4
Green Apples-7-s2 A'bbl,
Dressed iicgs-$4@4t Ior heavy-Iight.
&2@d9f ~ 'lr
| Hay Pres.ed--stG4Top.,n y ~ ~
Wood-Hiekory 2 cord s3 90. VEL
SnS,,,,o5SeSs Msi,,, ,.slN eads,o,
iTea--Y. 'Hyscn IS to 95c. o. .a
Tobacco--l4628c
CoHfce-Rio le@Iq1; Java I4DI5O4
BroOms--sa@s3 S9doI gs'6r7efR
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

A SccUNDBEL.-A. fellow by the name of
CRANDLE, passing under the business of an oy-
ster Agent, came to this place a few weeks
since ia company with very fue looking lady
and put up at The Patton House. They stay
ed some 4 or days when Mr. Crandle made it
convenient ss slope leaving the young lady
here to pay his and her own bills, This is just
about as mean as anything We can think of Just
now. Pass tie rascal around. -...,.-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

BY Vbtue ofsuthority we appoint Messrs, CRANE
4 o.,our sXepts to solicit subscriptions and ad-
vertseme Read their card
THE TYFO; published monthly at 81 South
third street, be ow hpsnut, at tRANE q Co.'S
Phi sde phis, where ADVERTISEMENTS are received,
nd forwsrded to all the eadng journals in tho
Uni ted t,s'tI and tHLCts.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

MARRIED. on Monday the 10Th inst, by
Rev, D. Gordan, Mr.. ALFRED Robinson. Of
Ravens, and Miss SARAH ]. ELsoN. Of
Waynesburgh.
ET Oh, cruel sALLrl How could yOa thas
forget the editorial Tripod! 5i* e#a 7'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

eF The Ohio State Agricultural Society met
at Colum bus on Wednesday, Dec. 9Th The
proceedings are too long for publication. The
Society was very well represented. This is its
9Th annual meeting. Carroll had no delegate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscribers will sell at public Auction
on Tuesday Dec. Goth lass, at his late resi-
dence in Orange township. Crrroll county aIl
the personal property Of Rein Stonemsn, de-
ceased consisting Of horses, cattle, hogs. hay.
corn oats. wheat, one wagon, one buggy, grain
IN the ground, farming utensils, household and
ki,chen furniture. Sale to commences At 10 o.
clock A. NJ. when due attention will be given
and .vrms made known by
HORATTO HUNT, |
JSec. lAis5s. AMOS ARR. Aonf =
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

Ey Hon J. CABLE & SoE are now Editors
and Proprietors Of The sandusky Daily and
Weetly Mirror Success, pecuniarily-pOlitl-
caily may YOU fail
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

kE- We would call the attention of the yo'
ters of this. township, lbstin very short time
a justice of the peace will be to elect. "Men
attend your rights" "'r'rI ae ~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

Next week We intend to give our readers
greater variety Of reading matter than hereto
fore. This week we are confined to very small
I;,,;ta o., I., .- ~ .... ,'.,.. - 40 .'r .f'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

EF News from the eastern War are all fA-
vorable to the Turks God speed them and
assist them. Ir 81 t-3.f.at a. Ass '''
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

r Arthurs Magazine for Dec. has been receIv-
cd. 1t is all right, as ever. The best the couu-
try affords ea bfk
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15
arA sos Of JonN, ,Puon, q Harrison

E A SON Of JonS PuGH, Of Harrison town
shipin this county onTuesday last,wts severely
injured by his clothes being caught by the
,'lpmbiirg sheit" Of a Threshipg Machine, and
da,hius him roand against the ground several
lines. bis arm was 50 much torn aud man
eled as to make his recovery doubtful. 20
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CnrrncIinn

correci tOns -n .....
In noticing the death Of our lausulsd friend
Nr. TRosAs WiLkis. a. 0Anoltlon, Ohio, 9
few weeks since We quite inadvertently stated
thai Nj, w, bad died in the hotel Of Mr. Pat
ton and upon a bed from which deceased gea
tlensn bad been removed GfeWs days previous
This is ineorreel--we entirely m sappFehendsd
the G, ntlemAn who gave us the facts and We
feel i due 10 the parties 70 make The eorreoiios
lest some rfeeuOa might appear 10 be implied
upon the excellent family OF Mr.. PISTON. Mr..
Wilkih vas taken sick at the house Of Mr.:
Patton from whom and his fsmily he received
the most assiduous attention, and whose ex-
treme kindness viii ever be gratefully remem-
bered BY the friends Of the deceased but in con-
sequence Of the crowd incident to the Fair be
was removed 10 the house Of lbe late Juaca
Psaree where he died. ana We sre instructed
by the friends Of he deceased to make an ae-
ko~ledgemen. oftheir most grateful thanks al
so Mrs Pearae and family for their anremit.
tag StstientiOn 10 this sick stranger. thrown up
on their care under circumstances so ps culially
distressing. The tenderest socitude was
shown and the most unWe srying attention be-
slowed by these excellent families. and il is
but simple justice to them to state that in no par
lticu lar WsEs dey deliuqnept in duty or wsat- :
ing in the finer and nobler feelings Ofhun auiiy.
i Washington pa } Rtporter. .....t.lf
There is g Captain in the Navy who writes
two hands-one be cannot read himself and
he other no one else can. tts1.
rB- During the reUOluiiOnAry war; when /,
drafts were made frtm The militia to ree4u
llhe continental armyra cerliRn captain gave
liberty to the men drafted from his conpsn
70 make their objection iithey had any, against
goiugi into ierycs: accordingly one Of them,
who had an impedmsrt ia his speech. oane
forward and made bis hoE. se.u
What is your objsctOu!' sSid the esp
: tam weed H1 ....e. as s. 1-sa o ss>
FL ca ca.cGp't CO." answered the man. Il
sta SHUTTER" .u. s.af trs r..a f.s.ar r. -ri
.''stuller,7 said the cap p:sis, -yOu dou'1g9
hals 60 tRl, butto GshL" to.t si 1sH~
Q s,.Ah, but they u put no n Eq gu guard,
; aAi man'ray 50 ha-hsahsli ulle hsiOge
can sag VII sb-Who goes thsre2' .'
= 30. that is no objection, for they will place
i .another s,ntry,wilh you He can challenge
g aad you can Gre" .u al 7orH.g 'lr#r
"Well, b-b1ut may be taken and run
!. through do gpgp-guts before can cry gu
y Gu quarters.P .7. r.s
u This last preysDd, and the captain laugh
y ing heartily, and uEniseed lin. eea
:. The MARRIAGE CIREMoNT:-An aneedets is
8 related by Mr.. Hale, Of New Hampshire, TO
lie this affect .'' '.'' ''''
r. ~. .,F rr.asa 'raa arFt az;
A couple came to me one night, and wished
me TO Join them in wsdock. consented TO
perform the ceremony, and said to the man:
"Do you take this woman to be your we'd
|; ded wife?'
~ Certainly" he replied
: "Do you take this man 10 b your lsuful
: husband?"
8, "Yes ldo."
: "Then you are man and wife-thafS slf''
" 'A "Is that all?'
Yes"
III "Well," she remarked, "tain't such nigh
o. o,' ty affair, after ALL"
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prnsiden,,s mcssnge.

This week we lay this highly interesting doc
ument before our readers--interesting, not be-
cause brilliant but because it fore-shadows the
policy to be pursued by the administratiop,-
It's length precludes US from making any COM
ments this week We would say thatis well
spoken of by some leading journals, which 9th
ors condemn it and its author. More again.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

There is q Captain in the Navy who writes
two handS-ono he cannot read himself and
he other no one else can. t'-s3.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

q sy. To OoEnEsfoSDESs :--"Honesms. in
repiY to Rev Miichen's questions opthe sub
iect of dancing. viii have tol2y over until
psxt week. Reason Presideat's Message.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

t sTGan any enc tells Us where Winter ise
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Ole Carroll .Grte Dress.

- ALIEN GsmEEN, Editor,
syrsHieu. .::::=:::::Thnrsday. Dec 18Th, 1858,
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INTERPRETED and applied aeccoIiiiGg 20 'Hese '
principles,, ths greet compact .h'cq eaHPis IL
self with health, ease aud freedom, to unllmi'
ted extending Of thai htpisn system Of ieder- .,er-
alive self government of which i IS glorious
and / trust immortal charlfr Let US then
with redoubled vigilance, be on our gnard'
Iagalnst yieldipg 10 the temptation Of the exer
Icise of doubtful powers, even under the pres
/ ence Of the motives Of couceiled temporary ad
vantage. and apparently temporary e1Pedi
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II-I,lIbLIs DAME GRAYSON: Or
y mn N WASHING On.

lL1liu DAME GRAisON; Or,
j I'M n WASHINGTON
BY Mas y. P. L,s-ALLE.
por,rsved are ianc lu,e picture Of Life
IN vrshn,ten ness Of witch will be Te-y rec sn4ed
ese firr with the ey o. the national meifopoiis
EXTRACTS FROM EDl1ORl L NOTICES.
from The wlv,rly Msfazils.
Sc.,r of The senf'e. ,oyely Fla Slamore. Have you
uover let gsion Of itaui' 20 N'ey' -l 20 'sn~ @
5 TOO rail for esItl Have yon never seen 8 lphe hslre
v tina. YOU almost cared breathe lest she should be
youl one canrot read OF sweet Eil-i death without
ho,d hfr Character Interests much We repeat that
b e reed book complete in It's detail exalted in
Ia t,e,-l. ED so inrer-,tug 49, whole'
Trcu The sprinea. "a Re7a' Lean.
esold julie he not cay good representation Of the
,,rer. e. Il sccey Wishing but wei calculated to
convey TO young heaF the dancer OF giving ~ Up 10 love
OF, auro and onward display
''' From Tie New-Tor< Eerald.
ot,t which e writn Ey MrI Lsssae gives startling L.
vice prsoed b. the fashionable people OF the CAPT.
80 So Of lie characters in this doubt living
a y a poTo of known a. the ton who reside
IN vain Il during the winter months and A. the sumner
arrives the Noitherr at is places Tor n as
patton ,.,,,.
ren ,xempify he lesinae Influences upon the female
diameter e lite tie pursuit Of pleasure 20 rbuke tn
fs ne. and vanity Inc voa-s OF fashion and wealth anu
40 how that in tie tl am worldly position there full
~ * csc of III ly virtues Of humility. sympathy
From The NeE-Iotk Ii erary C ze,t'.
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i.he being boldly aad uthay drawn
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BUNCE BROTHER, Publisher.
M Na Nav ,rf
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Wants.


A CATHOLIC LADY who has just arrived from
n Europe wishes 10 engage daily resident GOyerne either
school private family Her eSurse Of Instruct on compress
lie highest Testimonials BE- given from the Old country and
i is5cf reference IL TINS A'"''' 49, '' ''
4 GIRL WANTS A SITUATION as Seamstress aud
n Nuse Chsnbermsd Can be seen at her last place No
Fast 45th-st.
A YorSG LADY. who is competent to teach French
N Music AMI the ordinary English branches and who has had
yesr speHsnss Tins 10 Rsegr bs a Of New
YukCy Philadelphia tgt wOld not obee; to 60 south M
f.,is Box No. IS Albany o.
RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wishes a situation
~ wash and iron IN private my Good city reference
required Please cal At No loj Aiantest BROOKLYN up sta'
A RESPECTABLE GIRL, with excellent references,
I'd floor front neI door to the grocery corner Of
A YouNG WOMAN wants situation Chamber
y maid Laundres plain sewing Understands do1sup
Please ee No ~ z between l't and ds'' Can be seen
A RESPECTABLE GIRL, honest and active wishes
"A sn . gRs re Ca. sSsst IS At % 10
ole s se ' % D. sy pp SU sisSsd TO-
4 PROTESTANT WOMAN, who has excellent refer
~ enes wants Psee % PLAZA s0os 'pa % a y w,.as 1s
G.ys a No 6 East liihst- near 5sh-av.
4 RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL wants a situa
N waiter Orto DO hsmberwok and as,t with che wash
situation the best Of city reference Can be seen for two
2 sat No lss Forythst- front room third foor
a RE-PEGlABLE Young W Ouldu WI n rithfti'h az
IA Cham Lsundress She excellent WASHER sad
rer ofcity reference her la place Ap
Il 3dsv- between 18th and l6ss the rear u ho0r
A VERY RESPECTABLE Protestant Woman wishes
n situation Plain Coax Chsmbersid Eesoas family
sferred Apply a. No 81 Robinson-st
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wants situation Ia q
N SINAI. prvste respectable family Cook WshsT and Loa
h spendd Cook and excellent Washer and ironef Stt
euces fven Cell at No SO lAh between ln and a~ =" ~
A NICE RFspgCTABLE GIRL wishes situation ID
n prv.te family children ana DO pm
IN CHAMBER Work Gu y seeA i'i '~' 49, $3.50 -
suation 10. Soa fths.- nesr Oreene.
PROTESTANT GIRL wants a situation a. Chamber
"A mad and Water 10 plain ewing CITY reference s'en
sprIyng AZ No 5Ds Houstonsr
A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL wishes sitaa-
~ ion IN pr.sfe family % ChsRberl1d tad PAN sewer.
ros civ rferssee cE two day. q NJ 30 Sthst
A RFspEcTaHLE PROTESTANT GIaL wishes stHf-
n -, :. Cbsrbrulid and NssE tske 81 de1.
c. i've free rcf-rsnee Gail e 10 p Wssr est
A : COog Washer and IrOner. and o. 10 general
n horsuork q s1al family BY Enddle sz1f WOMB
can sive z0od rsfsEenee APEig ~tSo9 " --afesr
CRaNBERMAID and 10 assist 10 the washing ami
"A orieE by gen,scl .so-nsn Gu -d ~ refer
APp.y g - ! ? Nisaousi-sr- bst~s~s nd
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DARRINGTON's sKETCHEs-Just Publi.hei.-

DARLINGTON SKETCHEs.-Just Published
I'D Memoirs Of bis time By Sr Jonas
Esrrington VIII nassrstons By Dsrley ID edition - IS
entertaining looks Of rs day.
deseribirg IN DO the rckDf tre-esns
Irshuar Of the last ecLtrryT 4rD1..s-
bEirrf1i genuine rsh vistoes that VIII oesf tenE
nth seventy which doubt not Will restock
H-Aj - Portland Ecectic
ThOs rho oren the vOiae vii not I'd N ~ itse %
mt q devO1rec"
Jzf e Burlington kss he rs;rs N'l ot in
~ fCLrstiZn Fseen1ra
conceived and wren n % ne-ziy
"a bfa ef5e .peole and .1@urnz
,fsr.rsrs Er3 the MARION equally
Bcstcn rrz1s-rip.
: REDFIELD, Soa- I'D AID ~ Sasssl e.
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