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-1dFtut f57'eEftFsecs. :. ts9tss 90.
COGNNC I}RANDIES, in haveS quarters and octycs, in
Custom house stores.
MADEIRA, SHERRY and PORT WINE, Of various quail
tiles
CHAMPAGNE und CLARET WINES
iInTLAND GIN, SCOTCH WHISKY, OLD BOURBON
and NONNNG AIiEI.A WHISKY.
JAMAICA and ST CKoIE RUM For sae ny
JOHN ". BURROWS,
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10000 TicgSets--;f.2S0 Prizes!
NopE Vn EVERY VES TI,I-ETS

lUNE FN
BRIL- LLIINT SCHEME!
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.McDosa1segl's Restaurant,

III COMMON STREET.
IT, establishment; has been Thoroughly rtltted and will be
olc,.d Oil SATURDAY. Nv. |. v21 2pln
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ORLEANS THEATER.-- Rossini's delicious creation,
William TELL will be produced tonight with all
the scenic effect and musical strength of the old
Orleans. The choruses in William Tell" are among
the sweetest things on the stage, and haunt the
memory long after their melody has ceased to charm
the On this occasion, too, Mile Marie Muller,
the new mezzo soprano, will make her debut, together
with NJ Moulin, the new tenor; and NJ. Junca, the
first basso, will make his first appearance this season.
We expect to see the house blaze with beauty to-
night.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10
Watches Clocks and Jewelry.
w. III. r. TT G. c. L r. S.

Practical Jeweler and Watch Maker.
Second door below the Washington House.
Washington street, Grand Haven. Mich.
HAVING purchased of Mr.. n I. Butler-rc
l. Gently established and carried on by j. N.
Webster-his tastefully selected assortment of
Jewelry. would respectfully announce to the peo-
pie in this vicinity that he will continually Keep
on hand large stock of Watches, Clocks and
Jewclry, consisting of 'it.t..
Watches and Clocks Of all kinds,
Breaches of the latest patterns
Cameo Pins and Ear Rings,
Finger Rings of all sizes and descriptions,
Gold and Silver Watches
Gold and Silver Chains,
Mohar Bracelets and Jets,
Silver and Plated Spoons and Forks
Silver and Plated Thmbes
Watch Ribbons, Silk Guards and Steel chains,
Violins, Bows, Bridges and Strings,
Accordeons, Flutes, Instructors accompanying,
Coral and Wax Beads,
Smiths Camphor Ice, for the cure of chapped
hands, lips, &C.,
Dominos and Doll Babies, t4a'
Knives and Portmonaies,
Gold Pens and Cases.
Yankee Notions of all kinds,
Toys of all kinds for children, and many other
things too numerous to mention.
Those who wish any thing in my line, are invt-
ed to give us a call.
10 Watches Clocks and Jewelry neatly re
paired and warranted
Time that is lost cannot be repaired, but watch
es that lose time can.
Grand Haven, Dec. l, 1856.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10

Louis Napoleon has positively and peremp-
toriiy ordered the projects of France to al
low all the Professionals in their districts the
Professionals in their religion, desiring that he
may hear Of no more persecution of the Prot
estants, and that they may never again be
disturbed in their worship.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10

The ONO RIvER..-The suspension of the
navigation of the Ohio river for SO long q
time this season, involving such immense loss
to the hundreds of thousands of people inter
ested therein, is beginning to turn the atten.
ton of the public to some means by which
it can hereafter be averted. Judge Brackin-
ridge, of Pittsburgh, has a communication in
"a paper of that city on the subject, in which
he recommends that the Ohio be slack-water-
ed from Pittsburgh to the-mouth Of Cum
borland River. This, he says, will require one
hundred dams, and an expense of $lO,0OO,-
600. Mr.. B, proceeds to argue that the i'm
-portance of the work will be commensurate
with the immense cost !: and suggests that
/" there be convention of all the States d.
rectly interested, 10 meet in Cincinnati, and
there devise a plan of operations; subscrip-
tious of Stock by States; a company to re-
ceive private subscriptions and carry on the
work; and at the same time let those States
unite in a memorial to Congress for the aid
of the general government"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10

4 CLOSE OF NAvIeATIoN.-The season Of
navigation may now be considered closed.
The propellers Troy and Otta~o left this
port on Sunday morning, 3Oth ult., for Chi
cago to be laid up for the winter on their ar
rival A very few schooners have arrived
and departed for the last time during the
past week, but at the time of going to press
all is quiet in our harbor. The boats on the
river have also made their last trip for the
season.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10

George w. Johnson, one of the large
sugar planters Of the Mississippi, below New
Orleans, who died recently, has left an estate
valued at not less than 100000. He has
by his will manumitted all his slaves, 200 in
number They are all to be sent to Liberia
in four years from his death, and each one is
TO be furnished with $50. ai
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10
ri arrisb,

On the 18th ult, in this village, by Rev. VIM. NJ
Ferry, GILES 4. WOODBURY. and Mrs. MATILDA
Fox, both of Grand Haven
Also, on the 9th ult. by VIM. II. Parks, Esq,
HORACE MCCLUER and Miss HARRIET H., daugh-
ter of DAVID CLEMoNs, Esq. of Grand Haven.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10

own sins and outrages,n % intense is their
attention directed to Uncle Tom and bred.
We believe that It 10 about as much as we
can do to attend to our own matters; when
they are faultless, then it will be time enough
to interfere with our neighbers.
Z 81 Grand Rapids Daily Enquirer.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10

EE- We publish this week the official
statement of the Board of County Canvass
ers, SO far as it respects votes given for Presi-
Dental Electors, State officers and State Sen
ator. Next week we propose to commence
with Representative and give the canvass Of
votes for that and the county officers.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10

Mary futile has been arrested in Hudson,
N. Y, for murdering her child, only three
months old, by strangling it with string.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10

SUIcDE.-A man, whose name we have
not been able to learn, committed suicide on
Thursday morning. He resided in Byron
township, and was a carpenter by trade
He came to his home in the evening, and
finding something wrong, it is said, about his
household, expressed great dissatisfaction
thereat and, the next morning, got up and
endeavored to commit suicide in variety OF
ways, at last using a knife, and cutting his
own throat. He leaves behind him wife
and one or two children. We believe he was
buried without any inquest; and it is propos-
ed to take up the body, and endeavor to as
certain the cause which produced the fatal re-
suit. 1t is suspicioned that his peace of
mind was destroyed by the conduct of two or
more men, who are said to have had illicit in
tercourse with the wife of deceased.
G. r. Herald
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10

-wCHEAP Pork FOR WINTER.-It appears
that the price of Pork will be considerably re-
-duced, the coming season, below the rates
paid at the same period last year, when there
was great demand for the article. The
average figure then was a trife over SO $2
100 lbs. Now we see it quoted at $685.
The cause of this decline is ascribed to an ex-
pected diminution in the export to Europe,
and not to any deficiency in the crop
While there is falling offIin Ohio, Indiana
and Kentucky, it is made up by the abund
ant supply in Iowa, Illinois and Missouri
The excess in the stock, as compared With.
last year, is equal to 100, 600 hogs. r5, sr
The ST. Louis Democrat, of the 18th,
says that the pork packers had already estal-
lished the opening price of hogs for the sea
con, and mentions sale of $500 head, to
to weigh more than 200 lbs. each, and TO
be delivered between the lst and goth of
December, at 1925 ~ 100 lbs. There were
sales also Of newly rendered lard at l lc; new
mess pork at ST " bbl and 5000 green
hams, from the block, at TIC ~ ID. Packers
were offering from So to So, 20 for heavy hogs,
prices at which, that journal thinks, the pork
growers would do well to close, in asmuch as
swine are plenty in the west, and the old
stock of pork and bacon is far from exhaust
ed a4 GBuff. Com
4 A RARE BLOCK FOR THE WASHINGTON
MoNUMENT.-Dr. Heap has sent to the
United States block Of Carthagenian mar
bic for the Washington National Monument.
1t was obtained from the ruins of what is
supposed to have been the temple Escula-
plus and was cut from most splendid col
umn of yellow antique marble with yellow
veins. The block is cube of two feet, on
highly polished surface it bears the arms of
Carthage IA horse and palm tree executed
in Mosaic, underneath which is the word
f" Carthage" The different colored marbles
of which the Mosaic is composed, were all
obtained from the ruins of Carthage. In fu-
ture ages, when not even the ruins of this
once famous city of antiquity remain to at
est its past existence, this solitary block of
marble, dug from the Wondering ruins of
an idolatrous temple, and placed within
monument to (" the father of bis country"
may perhaps be the sole relic of Carthage
from the wreck of time.
~ A>OoOD ONE.-l Inc Boston traveller tells
the following story relative to the good Chi
ography of j. w. Brooks, the President Of
the Michigan Central R. r. Company, and
Rochester Railroad Brooks had written a
letter TO man on the road, notifying him
that he must remove barn which in some
way incommoded the road, under penalty of
prosecution. The threatened individual was
unable to read any part of the letter but the
signature, but took it to be free pass on the
road, and used it for two years as such none
of the conductors being able to dispute his
Interpretation of the document.
George w. johnson, one Of the large
sugar planters Of the Mississippi, below New
Orleans, who died recently, has left an estate
valued at not less than 100000. He has.
by his will manumitted all his slaves, 200 in
number They are all fo he sent ~ T ;hor;.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10

and noble deeds are still green in the memo
~ Of the national men of the United States.
General Cass wW never be torgottenr ~
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10
YawI Boat Found

ON the 9th ult. at Little Point Sauble, mark.
" ed Vanguard"
The owner is rcqested to pay charges and take
1t away.
L. d. EATON.
Stony Creek Nov. %. 1856 1859 3v--
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10

\ LARGE supply of Sloans Horse and Cattle
IA Medicines, just received and for sale at low
rates, at GRIFFIN & Co.'S Drugstore
Dec s. 1856
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CATO'S VISION
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COL PIPES IN OREGON.
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Amusements.

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ON LARGE SHEET, suitable for POSING Id
" COUNTING Rooms, HOTELS, and Pr BLIc PLActs
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w ALA III + I r
w SPECIAL NOTICE.
There having been ard Of 400 persons s night turned
from from the inability to afford accommodation the
ssrou,nt ventures impress those who DESTROYS TO
sec MI Bourcicaults Comedy of
LONDON ASSl'RANCE
performed with perfection Of and appointment never
squaed on both for their comfort and the order
Of theihOuse, - .Dy.,rcp
Box Office open from TO M three days IN ADVANCE
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Ne portion of the country, and no school OF II. writers,
Iass.d silence sighted IN Treatment With calm
,qus careful aud st-ctons- mpaav all have beir place
the points aud qualities each brought out the se'ec
tons and specimens their work the piluao and
caIact, ri,tc and feeling of unity Is given 10 the whole.
which to true American, delightfully."- Nstiiy
Published by CHARLES sCkIbNbh .
NJ. a kr.aa. N % .,aIsl y. u.
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WORK of ENEQUALED POWER and
y pATHOs The new Tale, entitled
o,,nN THE COZ -REATI,

,h syty.>rs CosE r. has ja.i Completed ~ the NEW
work LEDGER The hr'i in'amen' Of which vii be issued
- TvpGER Of TO-MORRow Rrdayj MORNING 81.
M h, ..ueueotype Of Cy Life which Ia, been
to the pubic M COBB IN company WITH some Of or city
~. visited all tie noted hsun.s Of aud
"A ,hoSs. Of misery in New York, and in tie Tale Of
Orion The GoLD-BEATER' be has given the res-l; of
t..x,.or, in a manner powerful and graphic tina, the
cen, actually be gazing lP7n The scene. described,
viii, The wori refined and supported By such an ee
. # morality render i, satisfactory he mo,
,..., and dives. The terrible ac. forth Of al nor
ror and repuisiyeners
The LEDGER is sold everywhere
p,iee only -FOUR CENTS
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NEW ENG LISH BOOKSTORE.-
I'll A

~ should rsad this paper Il the only one that
Powerful I'd
of on uptsnt subjects and all the Murder, Seduction.
swTdug ana Criminsl Of the part week Avery IN.
..,s,tiug number ROSS TOUSEY General Agents,
'''''''Ae No l03 Nusau--t.
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Go farmers ano Others.

GREEN SAND MARL OF NRW-JERSEY.-
" The NEW.JERsEY FERTILIZER COMPANY ere now
prepared orders this wonderful f.zerpnce
Gen'. ss.hsa Sc eiIeslars seat Eo.; FREE Hpty 70
yATPES IVWNsESD, T!ssss!eT, So sSSMssuH.
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RION, THE GOLD b ATE
fine arts.

MESSRS. GUGlARI Il CRESCIONlNI solicit
WI the patrons and admirers Of the Fine Arts 10 visit tho
Apollo Rooms No 40 Broadway which they have Just
decorated the style Of Italian Freseo now TOR the br-t
tine Introduced the American public and OF recent onn Ia
Euopc called BAROCCO tie novel and gorgeous effects ~
which elected the highest encouuus rom Amsnesn ana
other resident artists Of New York. -
M,sss G. C. prepared to decorate houses chnrchss,
the at-fs method ~ the Lombardo Venetian
school, in the vaou, styles Of Baocoo R"nssanee HA-e.",
Gothic, Arab &c. - .o,,,., n 49, -,
Psinter, No 7G5 Broadway.
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Friends Of Liberty-A meeting OF the Republican Asso'
p oil The IXth Ward will be held THIS (Thursdsy) EVEN
ING the Blocker Buildings corner BceckeI sld
At u O'Clock The Hon HENRY h STANTON OF Seneca 90
the Hon THOS. J. TURNER of Illinois, and JUDGE Bird
SAIL will advocate the cause Of FREEDOM and FREMONT
Do fail with your friends and join our Assocatlon
spiri.ing songs. Reserved seats for the Ladies - ,
F' John KFYSER, President.
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How to DETECT COUNTERFEIT BANK

IFOW 10 DE ILN I w VI I'M y Ut
edition Price 25 free Of po-'as- This "ork - ndw
by BANKERS Brokers' and Cashiers to be ne best
illustrated with genliae BsnkNote Engraving Prospectus
cut aiming their and outline OF the WORK.
sent 10 applicants. GEOhUE PE1i oN' Nv
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ORION, THE GOLD BEATER; Or, TRUE
~ HEARTS FALSE, s the title Of CODES New Ise
Il CIV life which will commenced in the NEW-YORh
LEDGER for October H. b. issued Tomorrow Morning
Price OF the LEDGER ony four cents
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A STORY OF CITY LIFE, by SYLVANUS
IA COBB JR. viii b. cnced in The mex; number Of
THE NETWORK LEDGER,
Which will BE- ready TOMORROW Friday MORNING.
IL is entitled:
ORION, THE GOID-BEATER;
Or
TRUE HEARTS AND FALSE.
TALE or CITY LIFE.
The LEDGER usual will contain lot. Of other srod
.hn.s RON the pens the frst writers in The land Prce
ONLY -Four Cents.
FANNY FERN writes for the NETWORK LEDGER
MRS. SIGOURNEY writes iori.i sfLNANUS COBB WHITES
for il; ALICE CARY write. for r.; EMERSON BENNETT
rrite.frn: MARY STANLEY GIBSON WRITES for il MRS
VAUGHN whites for IT, CLARA SYDNEY writes f1ri'; and
BONNER nce he quit editing paragraph. for The Trolnel
j. .,posed to pubsh be mas hind Of ind',ne
recollection of paying or two Of s hite slvetHshi bills
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ORION. THE GOLD BEATER; Or, True

hKIUN, II1E uVLD DI1h ~, ~, D' :, ~ =, =
~ Hearts FALSE, is the title Of CObbS new Lac
~, C;ty life which will be- commenced 10 the NEW-fOhh
LEDGER for October H. 10 be issued Tomorrow Morning
P-icr IL lie LEDGER only tour cent?.
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6petial Notices.
4 Committee

Young Mems Republican Generai aana, Ri
ysysISG Oct p at7 O'Clock, in Rooms No Sand 10 Clinton
an l,torTlsce fu and pnnotnal attendance 9'e'e0
o.. ~ . nan ,sction Of important busn..s' -
~ me "a"' r W. FISHER, Chairman pro tenn.
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Fluid Extract of Dsndei on.-The Of Dan
Sou generally found iu the market inert and 70
~ Kent thai the opinion That psut la. moi tb-
dica virtues which winters claim Toy IT, error
fem want Of stl in lie PREPARATION i valuable Alternative
tonic dretc and spcreDt has specific action liver
eAQtng whom langud 10 secretion Toe diseases 10 which i,
T. srpicnble are arrangement ~ the digestive or.
r diseases Of the liver and spleen, irritable
oon a The stomach aud bowels In many cases Of dy.PePss
A ,r comrlrir our preparations have produced
and m, .6rdiug permanent relief this fact aone eonol
.nt m 10 favor as remedial agent when properly prepared
PItpaIcd by TILDEN Co. No Us JoLHst NEWTON aud
sOld /, 81 Apothccaries
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