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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

CROSVENOR REED, Attorney and Counsel
lor at Law All business intrusted TO me Will DC
promptly and satisfactorily attended to. Resi-
dence Charleston Landing, Ottawa Co. Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15
DCntiStTy,

DR. T.. A. ROGERS, Surgeon Dentist, Office
in DIR. Shepard's New Block, Monroe ST.. Grand
Rapids, Mich, wheNhe may be found during
business hours.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

GEORGE PARKS, Treasurer of Ottawa Co
and Justice of the Peace.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

WILLIAM IA TIA WAY Jr., Judge OF Pro-
hate for Qttawlss 6"--efP a Address. GrnnkAs9s
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

@. DAVIS &. CO., Dealers in Dry Goods, Groce-
ries, Provisions Hardware, Crockery Boots and
Shoes &c. MuskegOn, Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

HOPKINS g. BROTHERS, Storage, Forward
ing and Commission Merchants general dealers
in all kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries, Gram and
Provisions; manufacturers and dealers whole
sale and retail in oil kinds Of lumber. Mill
Point Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15
Exit peddler, in a hurry.

The Buffalo Express learns that a bet Of
$4,000 side, was made on Saturday, by
two gentlemen of that city, prominent mem
bers of the Democratic and Know Nothing
parties, on the relative strength of Buchan-
an and Fillmore in that State. The bet was
made in good faith and the money put up
This is the largest bet we have heard of as
having been made this campaign.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

r. W. DUNCAN, Attorney at Law, and Solicit
or in Chancery also agent for obtaining Boun-
tv Lands and collecting claims against the Uni
ted States, in connection with General Agency
at Washington. Office third door below the
Washington House
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

JAMES SAWYER, Surveyor, Eastmanville
Ottawa County, Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

WASHTNGTON HOU USE, BY Henry Penney
er. The proprietor has the past spring newly
fitted and partly re-furnshed this House, and
feels confident visitors will find the House to
compare favorably with the best in the State.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

TIMOTHY FLETCHER, County Clerk and
Register of Deeds for Ottawa County. Grand
Haven, Mich
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

HENRY GRIFFIN, Commission Merchant and
General Agent, Dealer in Salt, Flour, Dry and
Green Fruits, Provisions, Family Groceries,
Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, &c., &c, at his old
stand opposite the Washington House, Grand
Haven Michigan
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

ID. B. COMSTOCK. Architect and Civil Engin-
eor. Residence at Lamonte (Steeps Landing),
Ottawa county, Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

b. BID WE'LL 8 SON, Confectionery and
Bakery, Grand Rapids, Mich. G. b. Albee agent
Cor Grand Haven and vicinity.
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6 THE SPECTATORS

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N IXON'S HOE -,
.foH is MRS. BoRbEN'sj

tfoEMkRLf MRS BoRbEXsi
Hest Site Rait,,.,i
Gold sbOrOush NJ
1h!s extensive and well known public E<ti,;,
Dee" purchased and WAS reupeied by the S,J, has
reception of guests The 18th inst "'S'''oef foriie
IL Is Pleasantly and Conveniently situated -, H.,
TcSs "s ana IS :rec'y opposite 2ni VEST .t'lp
r!ckeI VnceS "i the m.ugt"n and W.iSnn i a ~ The
Centera Railroad Companies where lh .n suh and the
ARRIVAL ana departure, ami where F,rurr, p vi Their
BIZ IN WAITING ',' lax baggage and ,,y s., sH. ANTS WILL
lions as The travel ret,lr. 'i o'ief aiten-
TIE llOUS: has iee!, r,m,d.i,, go.
uusy renovated from cellar to CARER and s !m',
throughout w:h New Fn ,turr s,:nd ana furnished
anu arranged Win an Sinrie to h. . ana - Peti care
"ai CUES; or permanent boarder S'n''f's Of the
WIN THE TABLE
~" p l.eni FURNISHED with the subsaptiais H., ILL.,.
anu uei!cac,eS OF t:s seasons Foreign ,x r e ualhles
markets VII be rend cred tributary To- H., as domestic
winch VIII 2" served up in the best s,vla h. supply,
ing and well ira ned servants " orderly, obis.
Will be Storehouse of the ba-, w
superintendent bya gentleman Of mes ana Liquors and
thoroughly acquainted with his n.,.s anu integrity,
hh"Wledse OF what Is due the rights nnJ pshg inc
p"oc' us We'll as To himself aud h $ euno .o'''S ' The
v,,;oh ANA - THE STABLES,
M W. arc ahioh2 The best in the State Inv. b, >,
e keep'hg OF skilifu and Careful n,am, e P'acGd
ways nave under his care the hes, % "h" Will al
anu IL VIII be among the chief coin f IHperehcea
tor to see that horses of his una e1 81 tle propr
oughy groumed. se''e We We'll fed and thor
ins entire establishment has been purchased and
of coursa II WI, eApe'se, and it Will b. the It,,nn m
" i *; IL VIII Ne the interest of the sbs w "a ~
der the House in every resp.c, .nu. " subscriber to rem
-. u ustS That generous nuho III county
Tn''''e ,ie liberal patronage hereutor ..n rene" az.
HI, h uhuer me care OF former pr,nra, W
Cuion. 'eofi'y throughout the entire
August "a. 1875 H. L. NNON
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North Carolina Six Per Cent State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, n. C

AREAsCRf DEPARTMENT, n. c., !
JAM II, 1856
Dat this Office until 10 ocock A. NJ 18th of Feby NEXT
for the purchase Of Of Bonds issued BY the State
of North Carolina They will bear date January Isl; 1885,
and will run thirty years.
Proposals will also be received for the purchase of Sis
600 of Bonds which will be dated January lst 1856 and
will thirty years.
Both classes Of Bonds will have coupons attached for in
terest 1t six per per payable ON the LIST of
Jauy July each and every both principal and
interest will be payable the Bank The Republic New
York. unless where the party prefers have them payable
at the Treasury of the State ct North Carolina.
They will be issued of 81 900 Theare express
Iy exempted from taxation for any purpose.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
proposals n. c. Stocks, to the undersigned Raj
Successful bidders upon being informed of the accep
lance Of their bids dcposte the amount of their bids
with the accrued interest to the credit of the undersigned
in either the Bank of the Republic New York. the Bank
of the State of n c. the Bank of Cape Fear Raleigh
The right of accepting such bids in whole or in part as
my be deemed most advantageous to reserved
The bids will be opened the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller Of State and the President of
the Bank of the State. D. w. COURTS,
: Public Treasurer.
RsIsieh Jan IT. 1855, It'd
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY!
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WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.

~
A FAMILY JOURNAL OF LITERATURE NEWS FOR SOUTH
-..t
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with them of the prudices Of abolitiOnism and m
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PATENT BARREL MACHINExY.

Interesting To WN-ownerx, 7urprntine DistiHers,
a'ni ali others cAo luce an ertensice use for Bur-
reix ami htgx.
TUlHE SUBSCRIBER Is TIE PROPRIETOR OF THE
Il patent of the machine known Traps Patent Bar
rel Machine. for the territory Of North Carolina, and is de-
sous of selling machines with the right them in the
several of the State He is also DESTROYS of selling
the rights of the machine for the of South Car
Dina. Georgia and Texas The following describes some
Of the advantages Of the machine.
Adrantages orer Humid n.ade Work.
We make ttaves and heading and make twenty
five per cent. stock from the given amount of
timber saving thereby in cost Of material Our
slaves are made perfectly straight, have the same hollow
and round as when set up in the cask of uniform
hi cknesS iited ns're accurately mathcma,i
tally from end the other; casks tighter
stronger, all of equal weight and capacity, uniform APP
pca.nce and are all perfectly 1r-tiH They cost only
about twn-th!rds what the article would, if made by
hand and will sell for considerably in any market
We have shop at Frankinsvie, Randolph Co, n. c.
where any persons who ws witness the operation of
these Machines and to their perfect satisfaction every
branch of the work. We will feel the pleasure in
exhibiting such everything connected with the work
WIN. W. CLARK,
Franklinsville, n. G..
Dec. 10, 1886. llo4-w5m.
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~ Rnak of anE nnlish IL Wi d

neQUINCEY'S NEW WORK-THE xon,
- Book of an English Opium Eater, by Thum,s' ~
Quincey. 's lie
Also, Deeunceys former writings, comprising the f.,
lowing: "e iol
The Confessions of English Opium Eater and tbs g.
pria de Profundis, vol l6ma with portrait ' ', nas
The Biographical Essays, vol 16mo, '''h
The Miscellaneous Essays, do
The Caesars, do
Literary "reminiscences. 2 vols l6mo
Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers. z vols I6mo.
Essays ON the Poets, vol Limo
Historical and Critical Essays. !. vols l6mo
Autobiography Sketches, vol limo
Essays on Philosophical WRITER'S vols lima
Theological Essays and other Papers,. d.,
Letters to Young Man, and other Papers, vol lsm,
For sale oy w. l.. POMEaOy
- - S6-tf
ID ECENT PUBLICATIONS. THE U,SToo,.
II of Napoleon Bunapar,e, by John s. G. Abbn, u
maps and illustrations. '''' with
Memoir Of Rev. Sydney Smith, by his dauphtor
Holland with Il selection from his letters edf, h. Lady
Austin. y! MIS-
Hudson edition OF Shakespeare, vol 8, now ready
s FOR 5, s''e ny W. l.. POMEROy
- .N' IS.
THO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. -wp,n,
ing Paper, supply ri sizes and ou "nii.
prices to correspond just received from the Ra.ab
MUS ana ,. I,r sale low by W. l.. POMEROYf
Sept. IA, 1850 c.
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NEW FIR .-.TO THr -.

Eek WITH AND CLAYTON wou,r
tLo h INFORM thc'r fr ends and The public crn,, t
tue nave entered into partnership, and have M nd ia,
WY, fa aMa utster TRUE, at The old s,d VI, 10 !" i
"''n' opposite Lawrences Hotel heavy stncE erk
winch the following list IN part ,,mn,;s.s
nIge i"t OF COfee-.I.asuira Rio v,. ,
grades and prices. ~i"fined, OF different
\ good lot of Teas.
:, i hva.s STOCK OF Sole and Upper Leatber
~ s 70 assortment Of Boots and ShoeS .n tt
Also sJ ' i. mp 1oos cal! shoes ladies and rn,s
anLI Adamantine and TaiI0w.
All Kinds IF Fancy Soap.
moi, POWDER and Caps.
Wa ~ buckets of different kinds
~, Noi isass OF salt--Liverpooi and Grind aIIum.
Hacon. Lard, Flour and Meal 0'on II fns'
lot of splendid Tobacco.
tagging and Rope.
A good lot of Cigars-yar;o,s h,a
Alsu, good lot Of ''""uS'
.n,. u,;., DRY GOODS.
: Is wien ,n are TO be found I)Omest;cs ~ ms
sc " as Ieachihs. Goods for 1;eatlsmeas wear
TWeels> "ssansre, Satinet, Kentucky Jeans,
w Hianii UsnaDurgs and kerseys. a fine lo c hea.
ryea1 and Hats suitable for erros wear and
So ~ @, Hy DINERS too tedious to mention
III s00dS will BE- sold upon acromn,oia,;n, terms
selves r'ease give us a call and examine for your.
Kaleigh, September 90 1s55. ss-,t
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS RALEIGH.

Arriua lind Departure Of Raold and Stage Lines at and
f,ona RaLsigh.
NORTHERN MAIL,-(BY RAnRoAr,)- q
Arrives daily ...................... at 81 p. nj.
mail closes at 61s a.m)
SOUTHERN MAIL,-(BY TwoHonsE HAcK,l-
caves daily ........................ at X a. H.
Arrives daily at p
(Aiail closes at GA m.)
WESTERN MAIL-(BY FouR-HoRsE CoAcHEs,}-
caves aa'i{ at 81 M
mail closes at a.m)
PETERBOROUGH MAIJ.-(BY Two-HoEsE HAck,)-
Leaves Sunday and Wednesday .......... at a. IN.
Arrives Monday and Thursday at p. m.
Mail closes Tuesdays and Saturdays at p. M
GOLDSBOROUGH MAII.,-(BY FouR-HoRsE CoAcH.)-
Leaves daily, Except Sunday ....... at a. M.
Mail closes at p. M
TARBOROUGH MAH,--(BY Two-HoRsE IIAck.)-
Leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 5 a. m
Arrives Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at p.m
Mail closes Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at H.
ROXBOROUGH MAH.,-(BY HoRsE,}
Leaves Friday at x nj.
Arrives Friday at a. NJ
iMail CLOSES Friday IL n.y.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

DAYARD TAYLOR'S NEW BOOK.-A visi
u to India China, LooChoo and japan, in 1903
by Bayard Taylor with elegant Steel Engravings l2no
cloth. Price 81 so.
This volume is record of the authors own experience
during years travel in the above named ana
intended to convey idea Of their present phys
Cal and social aspect The results Of the writer's observa
ons in the delightfully."- natural style winch
characterizes his previous works
I'VE welcome with pleasure this long promised work
Africa Egypt and India ofone the most ndefagahle
travellers the day We know Of books of the kind
that keep the readers attention 50 much alive
Dispatch. 81" ::,-'. 80
Mr Taylor has earned reputation as traveller never
equaed by American and surpassed by but few per-
living We the assertion, that this new
book will be confessed be his greatest and best
work, '-Elstern 4,yUs ,-
For Sale by W. L. POMERO1.
Raleigh, Oct. %, 1850. VI
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September 4, 1875.
CLARENDON IRON WORKS.

WILMINGTON, n c.
A. III. VANBOKKELEN,P Proprietor.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASED TIE
u cnrr- interest in the "CLAKENIrON IRON WORKS.,
suiicitS orders for
Steam Engines, of any bower Svlc
Saw Mills ut every variety.
Mining Machinery and Pumps.
lirSt and Flour Mills, complete,
Parker, Turbine and other Water wheels,
Ricrte!d Pumps and Engines,
Leavitts Corn and Cob Crisler,
Rice ThIlSher>,
Shngc Machines.
Shattlng Hangers and Pull!es
Cotton Gins and Gearing,
Iron Castings of all kinds and patterns,
Brass
Locomotive and Tubular Boilers,
Flue and plain Cylinder Boilers
Blacksmith work of all kinds
Iron Doors Tor Houses and jals.
TIL: ESTABLISHMENT
Having been rc-rganized for the express purpose of IT.
s.ng plnciualty the execution "i all o,d4s the public
promptly deli, according promise and Of such work
manship cannot fail {" give S,tisfacti"n.
THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
he station saving tia! the work hereafter turned out,
shall pare fay "rabv i'll respect with that of The
celebrated III the States. and prices which wall make
it to the interest of all in want to send their orders
REPAIR WORK
Always done without .ielayuni having large force for
that ,lrln.>e will prove advantageous pers.m
needing give the preference without regard
expense of sending from distance.
Orders will be addressed to Clarendon Iron Works,
Wilmington y. {.
A. VANBOkkELEN
Oct. is. 35--tf
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TO CONTRACTORS.

DPOPOSALS ARE INVITED To CANAL NUT
IL BCSll Greek commencing at the bridge IN the "oat
leading tr"h WILLIAMSBURG to Warrenton thence up the
creek about four miles.
1t proposed T." Sraigcn the channel of the creek
practicable. by cutting Canal across the bends
=" feet wide III top, S!upimy II feet at b,t"m-lhe
depth about feet -ccarn out the odd channel where
Is rviriy straight.
Pcr>"rs Wishing Ia conuc: requested to view the
ground and u.make proposals both tor The canang ami
gearing "uI.
Any communication addressed 10 JAMES TURNER
Wil.ansboru, Granville Co, y. e. will receive prompt
attention.
JANUARY Is, 1856. Tim.
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4. ID. 1856.

\. ID. 1856.
guyIIE PUBLIC NAY TALK ABOUT TIE CLAYTON
II BULWER treaty an, the BRITISH BULLION pow
but whether is perfect treaty imperfect treatment
towards iitlleihe facts Tie British
hold Malta and Gibraltar, Helgoalid III the baltic, Cape
and Ccvln the South and East Falkland at
Cape HON. Vancouver the Pacific Halifax. the Bcrnu
ds Cape ila,c;,sk. aud Mosqua of the Caribbean
sa-,hrrrty commanding the world of waters: n"twiil-
standing ali THIS iiuvens still continues put up and put
down. and pat hr Favcltcv ii. ST., M L.. Portraits
OF ieg.vn, neamcn> done up and done down and done
brown III .,nIn,vpc n.ezzogfair, photographic and da-
guerresvp!c STYLES ndrl.be color and pure tint.
eirrnaliy child recognize his rci,
t>eS, and Tuws.r know his ilasi.r.
L. ). Cali immediately and be sa, iSiicd for once.
Al the HAVEN'> GALLERY,
Fayetteville Street NJ /" Raleigh G
January %, is5,: lift.
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UNTAIN HOUSE,

CAPUN SPRINGS,
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN sn, ,,,..
IL by many southern friends to extend ,ha ,,,iED
son, have determined to keep the Mountain iLss "n sea-
their accommodation until the 10th day of Octo n Tor
The three tournaments for rhe season, wi, .t,
the 18th of August, the 18th and 10Th of Sr pce
Inc fare will be reduced five dollars Der n,ontb
dollars per week, after the list of Sept. N' and Two
August 10, 1855. iNukAM.
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BOOKER & COLE,
Corner of Market Suuare.)

B00KER & COLE,
Southwest Corner of Market Square,)
FAYETTEVILLE ST, RALEIGH, N. c.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
the entire interest of Gully Booker will continue
to keep on hand My, neu md apeU selected stock of
Dry Goods Hats, Caps, Boots Shoes, Sole and Upper
Leather Il good assortment of Hardwares, &C.. &c.
Together with a large and well-seected stock of
Groceries such as the following articles: La
gura, Rio, and Java Coffees Crushed,
Puverised, and Brown Sugars Teas
of various brands and qualities, good
assortment Of Soaps, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Meal,
and corn, with many other articles numerous
to mention-nd.ed, everything usually kept in such
establishment.
We return sincere thanks the public for the liner.
al patronage bestowed predecessors and hope 10
merit continuance of the same
- Gtce US cut and era8aine Stock FIR your-
set0es. III
Our motto is - "ou1ck SALES AND SMALL PROFITS FOE
CASH. IL
$40. p. P. BOOKER,
= Raleigh, Jaauary 4, Is5s. -, 1a-wM
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Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.
WINTER ARR ANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
1Ocober, the passenger train will leave the Depot at
Raleigh at precisely Is minutes before O'clock A. NJ and
to Franknton by 8, where it will stop - minutes, al
lowing ample time for the passengers take breakfast
excellent House. The schedule otherwise will remain
at present. E. a. CRUDUP, President.
Office K. l. G. z. r.
Sept. 25, 1855. s9-tf.
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A HUMOROUS VOLUME.

A HUMOROUS VOLUME.
a UIZZICAL, SATIRICAL, MIRTHFUL
AND SPARkLlNG.-I'ubtished this day, 4 Bdsket
Of LAips, by John Brougham, illustrated by McLenan !
vol. limo. Price, 81 70.
EXTRACT FROM PREFACE.
"A Basket of Chips is somewhat unpromisng repast
to ask to participate n to be and the insa
vorness of the WILL doubt be eagerly lad hold OF
by of the critics. Perhaps it might be as WELL III
explanation OF the title, say that the random sketches
in this volume but the saws and sfvings
accumulated during intervals of abprious carpentry
For Sale by W. l.. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Oct 70, 1850 VI
ECENT PUBLICA lONs.-THE NEW
II COMES. BY Thackery.
The Land of Gold. Reality versus Fiction l'y Hinton
r. Helper.
visit to the Camp before SebusopoI. BY Richard c.
Mccormick.
Scenes in the Practice of a New York Surgeon BY Ed
ward H. Dixon, ID. d.
The Life of Deyereau. BY his Son.
The Euu:seps of ST. Paul.
Life in California. Mountains and Mulehis.
History Of the Council of Trent. BY L. +. Bungencr
The .i,ilcanial< Or Nnies vi Tour he Indian
Tribes of Chill. BY Edmond R,e Smith
A Basket of Chips BY John Brsughan.
America. Political and Social by SchaH.
Fairy Tales of Many Nations.
Wir's Letter of the British spy.
Cllantlirr's Plan of SebaStupul.
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