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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-29

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,Qld ann lha. s6e had beiIl brough. he,e 10
sipetip,shd some affairs or .he Slate, and
Nps Esw udfaVlully desilned. She begged
BIN 70 arouse all her relatives TO the i'm.
pcr,ance Of releasing her by force Of arms,
if-nscessasy. We-grew -hearl.sick before
leaving, o. Witnessing ,lhe misery Of some
Of ,hstihmAses. One Young lady. waa was
suffering from bodily as well as men.al de-
raneemeRi, We found engaged az fancy
needleworwk, and in her room was diplo.
ma, from the S,aio Agricultural Socieiy, ful
the fines. needle work exhibited al The State
Fair. We purchased of her a, specimen,
which was duly Iofwarded TO our better halt!
Her case Is, truly q piIiabe one. She has
evidently possessed q Tind, Of superior OF
der, bu, is suffering from the mos. intense
meIancholy. She informed US that her
bodily and mental arrangement renders her
incapable OF any further eiljoymenl in this
life. and she has her isars OF The life to
come. She shuns society. and longs for
solitude, In which she seems 10 be inddlged
Blu, we mus, stop, having already exceeded
our limiIs., ;, -
we have hoI yet visited The State House
or the Peni,en,iary, bolh OF which we shall
be compelled to lsisii and examine, ss Q
member d lhe Commit.ee On Sla,e Build
inas. After We have made thorough ex
sn,ijs,aa,ion nj q Of ihs Ssase Buildings, our read
ers NAV expccl something Of, in,sres, on The
subiectp dlgH 5Uk .glicgca egIH,isEa4bne
= ofhos. X. Beecher lectured on h Friday
evening las. On Ahel subject Of 4 Democracy, i,
iolea very large audience here. The
.y,a,esHian''chandles him severely In al
editorial in the Sunday morning'sissue.
E5 UAdhbns Is increasing rapidly dnIgeal.i
and population. It's location is one Of .h,
most beautiful In tbs Siae. Manufactures
are foslered and encouraged by he weal,hie
1cldss Of citizens! Z Soma of ths priya.s res
licences hsts are magnificent. Bus of This
more anon. s|"-'''
Such lekWemelyl cold lWeAiher, so lonl
Econ,iausd, hue neveEbeforabeen iexForisnc
! ed IN Ohio, evehe blythe Oldest inhabiianI
! This 10 the ,hiuielh day in succession .
extremely cold wSatkers. .ddfiaS all Of whicl
lllme, ahe people here have had good sleigh
EihK.o oWe hope we 'ne'sr shall look apol
:;ta Noaih - iGsd sGD iHo11 10 A.g1T.
| ts hnO "6~ Il bro OF 9beig f;snf,fluaT tEr'l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-29

-i'llxNsAsoMEETEGl IN MIssIsslPI There
havbbesn ssyefaldneelingskeld in Mississp.
pi for ihe purpose aiding soulhsrn emiaral
ION 10 Kansas iMe .prosrfns1,he coming
LeglslAufeiR Mississippi wiuiaks The mater
ln cdnsideNgionI and udiscuss ihet expedien.
cyfof adcpsing ihel Plpnlrecommend BY
Senator Brown. His proposition MnSo that
The S,Sae purchase a given number, saw 800
slaves, and donate ihrmdo nslmany citizens,
oacondilionlihmlih ihey. would remove d@ish
lhrmxW Kansas hhdlboeomel voIors 10 ,hai
Ttsfhoiya getselq sIoa I'd AeHequ /
NCdngtess has hM Sci organized. N
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-29
.75 .sIII(.0AR s.lIz.,A!.LI u.. .
no O1ii6 gtutesm an It's Adv6cateE


e9Nhomas Jeffa,son, the founder aof rAnaefi-
ean Dem ScfaeS, /; dsclafed, liialq every atri.
b11ise2 oof the Deny wds III 'oprosidon 10 The
slaveholderf 6dd hat th.sisW Of the exls.
,enoe OF slavery iHotbis ceunlty, be ltemb;
Bled when,he Remembered ,tlhat God is jusI
and win surely punish che ,radsressors Of
his laV.2 Ia NJ. Washjngion.s Madison, s.c:a,9 held
similar views, Blu, Il Is, reserved Tot mod.
ern ,a ljeb.s,oJeyesse alE,his, and dem 1Onsttasr
tha, these men wereb mis.aken. a lew
yeurs since some @ri,er In abe. Charleston
rs. C.J Mercury only defended slavery in
fhs abstract. @'fhis al hrs. shocked the NOR
al sense Of ,he nation, But, in time. Others
repeated he ihsea proposition, and tho public ear
became accustomed io,he declaration Sla.
very, from being Alocal, soon assumed 70
ber e,notional institution. All The restrictions
here,olore imposed upon ]. were proposed
10 be- removed. All .he decisions OF Con-
eress, and The Cabinets, ana the Presidents
Which could be construed agains.n, have,
one. by Une, been declared unconstitutional
and void. Gradually the Democracy OF the
free States has been drawn over 10 the pro.
slavery side, ill now, the IasI lemnan' Of
opposi,ion has been ramoyed. The observ'
or Of polnicef chdnges forithe last few years
Is familiar with the process'by which oil
these things have 6een eliecseo lec l.. nj; oa
In confirmation OK this progress in the
wrong direction We refer 10 the course ol our
neiahbor Of the OhioH Statesman. For sew:
erai years, ln concurrsHce with 'ha patty o.
which i. isJbe organ. i has declared y.au'
slavery was an evil. a wrong, mat Ou8o' 70
be reniedied.. Batli fell inlo the Nebraska
snare, and boldly advocated lhal oIll oi aoom.
ina,ion. |. declared i'seli "a 'lasor Of me
repeal OF law of lhinS slour years standing,
.tsiuulished, as y so'etnn compact declared
10 bs cons,lmiiohal eby3dlbounH aSa = sAa a
ans, and all the members oi NJ onroe's Ceo7
II6et, ard signedlhyt bames Monroe. as, rrea-
iGen, of The Uatsd SSihsssDrh hilet this sup
porsl when twas boldly declared p. Sena.
.or A,chison, Ibis fnIher o6ihe. measure, ,ha.
Z. was inMbtuced selely to, the Parpose ol
mskiag Kansas save d tertsOry,m Snss no.
surprise us toa see any asc'nlAuoH Y. w.
oi slavery aud i's ea'ehs'oN ~ lt'e Sv.o,Ip' "a
In lhs Statesman OF YESTERDAY \'oun1hyI
morning, there Is long 'e.'er aoo.esseu 70
tHons Samuel EalloWSseey' any sIgheu W
''Johh Sharp, Sra when 's wUl'nH :" ?
momenfs passing rlo..ce,. apI ssEnP,y ass e.'
dence. Of thet 1Iapia grow'n % . ,Sa, y ns,'s,
senlimen! among ihs me%peIs y. II" | ~
Tho adtfOH innOYgeS ms lctl0I ~ UeUoty ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-29

'$e!,rf 'tt"s-hvspttf9 .Rsu FllehtA ahapte pIO'
vision ioreseheolsi i6flssery grade, but
willSbelHiemopdblO iD cur allKals for es-
IstahIishing the principle tkat they ratc
f. open 10 dllAF AFfee' 0f Common Scto SIS.
= in the 'fu1leSt sense sofs The tenn. In.
stead :ofa mixcd State and County tax Of
oea midi and a hall E3or dheiri support ilhe
scsct' in RaansstloH 'diEetier AStSie. School
% tax and ihat its Proceeds, be. disGiBpted
n ! BON {bs Slate Treasury in proportion 10
The enumeratipnLefsyeuthr thr0E csehoold1age
swithln riheqrespeelive Icoantiess9 Every
AaoWnshlp.wss constituted ID ldisRia., land
entfusseddR a. Board Of aEduestion con-
.n.sislinssof -FePseseata,iye fremeach sub
!, 1isalTst who, are, aplhoFizs4 70 make or
:, alter sueh ,au5-districtp pto, assess taxes for
,r,ths eonsIrpction al, school houses, and
.,j,shs eYteRill,oynipl, schpolterps; spd, to ex-
u essiss wbaiieyer general ,superyision, Of
,faucationsl Interests may be consistent
win tbs duties .edjoined upon .hs ,lacal
diFectoTsip seashg sqbrdisHiet,l Ailpnd Of
ionls;;teHih Of a mill yearly was .eppropri-
), ilIed "lqr the purpose isof furnishing
5ssho9l libraries and apparatus 70 al, ,lhe
common schools Of. ihe SIate,p and The
i 1shpeTyisionof the system was .con6ded TO
.Ig slalifs lyalif Comm slsetsa bylhe ReOr
.,Pler IN '.qlhsl ,5ssPectsnthe present
,schoooL Jaws allgesl q, ,preyiQys egislar
.ft2ps and was intended 10 relieve the pubs
lic mind from The cQn Gusipp and ,pncerI
ame6apIeri. ,,'p !, I ,515 oiId,a ISe n,
yabd t66;sfeatmine r wweet6ef He beopIe are
! .ssqsetsIIIy sSatis6sa witE rshs PTesealisw,
ori1 what respect j rreauuires meSi6ca-
= doh. There h5s hteeenl l some az complaint Of
'theq manneST m neTu o o aslribnlng blhg II lie State
NaS(hoof Fund,r' Tbose CO eopnlies 1gi IS which
o'fnIlais S setun stes are j assessed With
gESsys,!ssGf ibsn ihs All Of
SssSSs, Ss Ss,j|s 'Gss $ sss1sas sPy s1y
"ab6G os bssif ths i1Tso sS, coptrbu.eT 1Tb WeT %
tg Satee liaSld.s Sill is ih2essV easy To- tn see
afif&9a Consider tbe rLiid as the OBJ.
.'1etFof paabIfc Ireegard-as a, Vail Of The
s$stbSae onf ce2rts esree s Bs1p ~ instrInnchon
10 aabRsabt btbs 'ifeet appIico;on I;T o b lbe paub
ae bobnsV Il ilIei ilIei'sSooh sSoouh aG Of ih0' he conntes
DptopoTioa il tbet l snnual .snnum rn Jv9
f ASsas5 Il S!sG'
n9bQ9 q TX sam
uSiSI al 'f6ifisStS si'''2d i's7'ssh-ff5
oi ss Gof9san2a 2 ay;on2 sy;22sI ol2nbb2a sbbn Raj Roard
.t,8sfSsnIon = 'Sa s " asGt e 1bsit
"hfaS@efs spd dE,es, redueed Il I fhs sfhgho ahnthorty
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-29
|ie,y ~ Humberbf II members tbSisiehohe.
We havt tinyatipbly yp,ed sgsins, sssh mo.
i'iOnsio eejourp over. Ut
B EosuMuts Ian. %. Ia564
CoEUMgts, Jan.A22, 1880.

- 49,. ~ L
''" ts'0'' e' ~ IN
Eotumsts, Jan.ssa, 1885,
We have had rather quiet time since
Saturday,. Very Iiuie discussion has iSke1 I
blace. and ,be 6S,embers sOeu,s ,disnosedi,o |
apply M iienssly YES Il j Is business. The House
prin,ed:au read the secondtimp. !
number ssg and be,seua,s hills number qa.
Among ,be more mnor,on, and interesting
Of these no, oreyiou,lv mea,ions a are lbe
following:
..,-.A n,u ,,..,..,.
a..,.;5s = as ,srs.,a.. .s.,.....a
/, f. .no.,,or ,ha .,o,t !. ,ha c.,m., .hsuI
INN INN ts sr,e, n, 49,. or ~ ,,ns,
md ,halb.ys ,,bs ANA s'Tr rIcs I ~ ILL efTso,
w. y .r,s,sd s%ndI5 !, ~ r.aaI, ,srm
~ rev nN .SSof5 . = .. .sS'F5s,,
y zee S"gs ' ooa ~ s..h e VIE
.s's"'As .'';a s .'it - as% aS' 'snassFrs' s. y
s'sgss ILL., ss,
.aaa,.,. $500 IT, po.d d,u. di.,,;n, ;%'
10 In,sa..,n, -. e.. - ar 60 oo..,.. - a,
lcs,,o;n S eases - PP''"' :, ~, :"
4 ~ Ao,;n., ,.,,;or. MY, ;n,.,ss, .m,tin, CJ,i 7
+nsy, csn.,hs Iso.l ro,s of in,eyes, ID
81 Alono biIl Amending mo cornora,ion
Law u .i't Is, ..,.r, ...,sr r
=
a. Rersa,inp 80 much Of ,,he, law ON the
Acknowledgement, of deeds as reouires ,l,e,
wifs ,,s ba examined sepu,u,s and npau from
her husband. rs..... 4, t,,.,,,.,,, Il. q
I, =, ,Preyidiup for the, surrsnder. by an,
incorporation, Of i,s corporate rights. MIR
8. Allowing Admipis,ra,o.s, DC, 10 pp--
peal from lher decisions Of the Proba,e Cou,l.
a. To repeal ,.ho .Crowbar Law"
. 100 To- dispense with prof as a bt9 The
making At q nots, bill. bond, deed, &c,,, nm!
less iis genuinsnnsssns nsi p aenied before .IiaI.
aolI-.ls Ssyeral bills anmrendaloryh az g9l gths p
Civil CSde and .he lpcorpo rLlawsd u
90 W;e,haye forwarded several OF ,hese hills
- .ucb or M, constituents =. wa dsampd
,oo., dss.lv in,sras,s sd ,..,l,s.o and, ,.ho,Ila
\. olsd,iI ,bsv wonld ssnd n. ,be;,.. views
.nd ,hs ,,aws of ,hs,, na;ohho,s ,,mmsa;..f
.,.lv A,ho,oha -. A,ono.. ,,o 80, ,.ae.
na.a..,l !. .v., ~. de.,,.,,o .n,lo,se a. osnch
=. no..;hle ,v;,b,, our, co,,s,,,u., ,,o,,,he
and ,ho, 90 nav ha ,,horo,,ols .,,,ees,sd Il,
discuss the va,;ons b;lIs.o ss ah.vi come IN,
Lfo, FINAL o.c,;and mad, ,fal., ,fenre.ep, 4,he
,yi.bs, Of ,hs ,m.;,,;,v ,,os,a,,, !, .;,i \
-r.,., 80 $3.50, ....,,., !. !.
r. -. 80, - 80 .''., ~
t.lJ,..f, - -
s..."S, 81 80 So -, ~
la,g,- s.Nsa'.,.a.5', ',s...,,.,s., .s ..s,.l ia >.
~ ",s'.E 'n,,s., uIss.Iy" kp,ns 4
.iS.ssg % @ .s,,a s ss. t,;.s,,sa
lS1'. ...,.. s..a1 49, M :. c.. Co., " :,
....o 4 aa.',Isi a,e,.as.. Io..,ss ,,a..,.
80, - :. e., - au'.
U~ duv he O obsr n' s"'i,.a DI ] ",Isiss p ',c. @ !,
e 6om ,bs Sa,.,non ~ ,his ma,nins :.
EcoI AL ,.sg 4 i Ind ri Vnii1IG'pI"e
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
From late English paper.
SATURDAY NIGHT.

= n
When all our weekday toll is DER,
And evening softly glideth in,
And hushed is labor's busy hum,
The Sabbath doth begin.
1t matters not what Laws decree,
Or how the doctors wise decide;
We feel that Sabbath is begun,
Our work is laid aside.
All other evenings bring their cares,
Our rsotIosS thoughts keep Iaboring On,
To-morrow's dawn will wake to toll,
Our rest will soon be gone.
But now, the business of the week
Is finished. And the sweet repose
or coming Sabbath rest begins,
And time serenely flows.
We lay our dusty garments by,
Resign ourselves to balmy sleep;
BIO visions of to-InOrrow's cares
Among our slumbers creep.
Or il a thought O. morrow comes,
While floating toward the land Of dreams,
It Is a soothing thought, and one
OF Sabbath's golden CLEANS.
What quiet raptures thrill the soul,
When. like whisper soft and clear,
Some strain of distant music falls
Upon the listening ear.
So sweetly float among our thoughts
The Sabbath scenes that soon shall rise
To cheer the Pilgrim fastening on
His journey to the skies.
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FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
~@F-GAR CETE1FEs III : MS 6 TONGTES {

- Beef Smoked HerTngs, Loaf Crushed, and Raw Sugar.
Patras Currants Muscae Rasns Ctron Peel Fresh Figs
Fresh Dates Fruits Jams Scotch Mamalade Pickles.
Dnran Mustard Sarines Sperm Candies Water Crackers
Fancy Biscuits Carolina and China Rice Fresh ground Pepper
Spices, Colman's Stone Blue, Salad Oil, Sauces
Superior Ooong Teas, Fine favored Coffee whole ground
and packed in tins for Ships
The above will be found fresh of excellent quality.
July !, 1-f SAVIDGE & MAY.
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MERCHANT,s EXCHANGE HOTEL.

MER CHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL.
NKT r. CCTR ELL s. g. PETERSON. Propri.
w etors Merchant Street Thankful for the liberal pat
they have hitherto enjoyed Messr Cure and Peter
would continue solicit the attention Of their friends and
the public in general to their establishment, which they
spared neither pains eXpence e popular
of in Honolulu Their bar is continually supplied
with the choicest wines liquors, and cigars
Their billiard saloon unsurpassed by the place.
under the sole charge of Mr. A McDuee whose present
popularity is sufficient of his future
ing in this particular department for the
Honolulu.
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CARRIAGE sHoP.-The,

CARRIAGE SHOP.-TEae Sub
HSZExss2 scriber having purchased the interest OF
Mr.. Jacobs, viii hereafter the
sEzzzzSEzzzs1z Wheewright Business the old stand
adjoining the Police station All orders for repairs of Carriages
Wagons Carts will promptly solicited
and charges moderate (13-3nl*) r. E. WAKEhfAN-
THE OLD WINE AND SPIRIT STORE.
Opposite THE CUSTOM HOUSE, under Mr.
~ a. Z. Everett's Auction room.
HENRY ROBINSON begs
the public generally to his large and stock of Wines
Als, and Liquors. which all quality which
he will sell a very small advance the price.
BRA NDX in 1hds., Martels
4" Pale, very fine.
in quarter casks.
kegs
I'm in pipes (Swan Brandy
g g cases. genuine hollands
SHERRY 81 PORT WINES just received by the
AGNES GARLAND, fine wil,e5 bottled in London
ALE s. PORTER in pints anG quarts.
Barrels of Drsugat Ale.
CHA Ell, Champagne, Hook, Sauterne and other light
wines.
Lie UEUFSS. Abynt Cherry Cordial old Jamaica Rum.
MONONG AEE Ia and Bourbon County whiskey, very
old and tine Honolulu, July l. 1-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
GODFREY RHODES.

general Agent, Broker
in bringing books making out and collecting accounts
transatiug from and into the French and Hawaiian IAN
guages etc. Mr.. Rhodes opposite
Mr.. Monsarrats Auction Room. 4-inF
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S. n. EMERSON.

$. n. EMERSON,
Retail dealer Dry Goods Shoes Hats Bonnes Fancy Goods
Crockery Glassware Paints Oil, Groceries, Hardware
&c. respectfully informs the public that lie just
store, the KealhuluaIu
Church, Waialua. He would especially in
of the people of Waialua Koolau
who viii find it to their advantage call and purchase
Waialua, Sept. 1S-12-2m*
j. WORTH.
Dealer in General Merchandise Hlo- Hawaii Ships supplied
with recruits at the shortest notice. reasonable terms
Bills Of exchange wanted July L, 1S56-tf
r. S. HOLLISTER.
Attorney and Councillor at Law Solicitor IN Chancery
Koloa, Kauai. 2-5mt
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THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS.

TEyTEE UNDER ED is prepared repair
4 manufacture all kinds of machinery mill gearing, wndt
gearing, ship orgings and smith work.
Cart boxes forge backs, anvis &C. hand and made to
order.
and and best quality of smiths coal for sale.
Also excellent small mill with train
complete, adapted to either horse water power
2-f d. NJ. WESTON.
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Cooper and Guager begs inform his friends and the public
generally that he has his Cooperng business
his Old stand in the Of Mr. H. Rhodes Spirit store
and opposite Mr. MOnsarra Auction Room, and respect
fully socts share of the public patronage. All orders
promptly attended to- 13-tf
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MELCHERs 81 CO..

Commission Merchants and Ship Chambers, Honolulu, Oahu
3 Stone store of kaalnanu and Merchant sts
Money advanced favorable fer Whaers bills the
I. 5. and Europe july l. 1S56-tf
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HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, OCTOBER p 1856
BUSINESS CARDS.


Shipping Commission Merchants Honolulu s. l. Refer 10
Messrs Crnne Mnturn x Co. < Niiletts 4 Co.. New York
Butler Keith y Il, Boston, Wel!s Fargo Co., Shaw &
Read, Francisco, AlSop Co., valparaiso, G f. Train
& Co, Melbourne, VIM. Pustau Co., Hong Kong, Barring
Brothers & Co.. London Exchange for sale the L. 5.
and Europe. uOnOulu, July L, 1S5G-tf.
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ormey the Rose Cottage Market Honolulu, Oahu H. The
undersigned would respectfully inform the Residents and
Ship masters, that they be supplied with the best Beef
Mutton, his establishments nearly opposite the
Bethel, the very lowest prices. Families Hotels and
Boarding Houses be supplied at any time of day with
best Sausage, Pork Sugar Cured HAMS &c. n. B..
Shipping supplied Corned Beef Live Stock and Vegeta-
bles at the shortest notice reasonable terms.
B.. f.. r.. Proprietor.
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ESOOKBINDING
EAONE IN a VARIETY OF ST u l. ES
- neatly substantially fair Law Books
Music, Newspapers, bound order Portfolios, Scrap
Books Herbarius awi Books and Blank Books, made to
order, officers OF ships have their Navigation and Log
Books Charts bound and repaired, the Mission Office
Kawaiahao. Old Books rebound at short notice.
Orders may also be left at FL. NJ. EVHITNEY'S Book
store Honolulu. SAMUEL RUSSELL
July l, 1S56.tf-
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JAMES 4. RURDICK.

News Agent Importer and Dealer European
Newspapers Magazines, and Literature of all kinds Fort
Street between Merchant and King Streets.
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COOPERAGE! COOPERAGE!
undersigned his friends residents
carry his business all branches
the old Nuuanu and Marine streets Ship
Agents Masters respectfully invited call and
desirable Casks, Barrels
ETC., left at his shop will be dispatch
and the reasonable terms. III. Z. GRAHAM.
N B. On hand and for sale, 1000 bbls Casks 7-1y@
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BLACKSNIITHrNG.

BLACKSNIITHTNG.
TEITiE UNDERSIGNED. formerly doing business op-
posite the Custom House. would inform the public, that
he has taken the stand lately occupied by Capt Brown
the ice house. where he would be happy receive their orders
Thankful for past favors he hopes
July l, 6m& HENRY SMITH.
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DANIEL WATERMAN,

Commission Merchant and General ShSDg Agent Honolulu
Oahu, s l. Reference, Messrs- Morgan, Hathaway Co..
* Macondray Co.. Francisco aessrs. d. r. Green
b. Congdon Esq. W. O. E. Pope Esq, New
Bedford. 1S56-tf
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-08-13
ANNUAL TAX SALES.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,

Lansing, Mich July I, 1856 J
60 much of each of the following described
- tracts or parcels of land situated in the Coun-
ty Of Oceana, delinquent for unpaid taxes for the
years mentioned below, as will be sufficient to
pay the taxes, interest and charges thereon, will
be sold by the Treasurer of said County, on the
first Monday Of October next, at such public and
convenient place as he shall select in New Stony
Creek the County seat of said County, according
to the statute in such case made and provided.
WHITNEY JONES,
Auditor General.
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THE GRAND RIVER TIMES
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING, BY
esq JOHN w. BARNS.

Office on Washington street, Sd door 6eIo~ the
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STONE & CHUBB, Manufacturers of Plows,
Cultivators, and Grain Cradles, and dealers in
all kinds Of Agricultural Implements, and Ma
chimes Agricultural Warehouse, Canal street,
Grand Rapids Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-08-13

STEPHEN MUNROE, Physician and Sur
geon. Office one door west off. T. Davis
Tailor Shop, Washington street.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-08-13

e r UT TR EES.s gi
rINHE subscriber would call the attention of those
l. who desire to purchase Fruit Trees, to his ex-
tensive assortment, of over
$4,000 Choice apple Trees, ed
Embracing all the best varieties from seven to ten
feet high
1000 DwaT and Standard Pear Trees ~
large and fine. Also good assortment of rsi NJ
Plum, Cherry and Peach Trees, 8 oal
of large size. All the above trees are healthy and
vigorous and larger than can usually be obtained
from any of the Eastern Nurseries. | have also a
good assortment of Nursery articles among which
are twelve varieties Of climbing, and twenty-fiye
varieties of monthly Blooming Roses. Svrenga
Honeysucklcs, Fringe Trees Japan Ounce China
Lilac. Common Lilac, Spireas, Wegia Rosea, AL
thea, Flowering Almond, Snow Balls, ETC.. all of
which will be sold as low as they can be obtained
from RESPONSIBLE Nursery men East. AL Il
so lot of
Seeding Apple Trees, ." - sl'
which will sell for three cents each. Although
grown in this city, will warrant them just as good
as those grown at Rochester, or elsewhere, and
sold about the country by tree pedars for twenty
five cents each. shall be pleased to have any
and all persons interested in the culture of Fruit
call on me and examine the Trees offer for sale
1919 1y GEO. G. NELSON.
City Nurseries, Grand Rapids, October /, 1856 n
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-08-13

FERRY 8' SONS, Forwarding and Commits
sion Merchants. Central Dock, Grand Haven
Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-08-13

FERRY 8' WALLA CE, Dealers in Fancy
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hardware
and Groceries Water ST.. Grand Haven, Mich.