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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-12-05
Rits.-Thelr OnrabiIItY.

BRAcRvrLLE, Tumbull couutv o. July 1855.
Dr. ruuBs, sir-two year ags last april caiod with
my have him treated lorhtl He had had them every
few weeks or ysar and ahabelors Aneryou prescribed
be had bat one and has had none since then.
Various ether medicines had Leen given without heneht
and owphysican said he never couldbe cured.
Yours truly SOLOMON HUBER
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Winchester D. Scott, PltC Before a
agst Justice Of the
David Decker defendant APeace Of
Township, Seneca county, Ohio.
ruBE defendant will take notice hato the day eide
oembor, A. 1885, the said iusuoe issued order OF
attachment In the above aoon, Tor the Of sixteen and
AZ 100 dollars interest since the 18th day Of February
eis and for the ofnine and - 100 dollars and
since the l4th day Of Feb. SO. J. O.. Lee
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IHRdIeEi

W. aIo Dr. nf7al anl n0lI In6HIIl als1Tm00i 9in1ln
and plaid Maunoef, uelans. CoheiFs,
ilOPLlNS, MOuAlR uE BEGES,
ever hrnsht this ov, also the incest Colass Under
alsvesi also, 1880 ylris Of
BLAOk FANCY DRESS SILKS,
Al greatly reduced pr'ses, aa extensive .a Of
Biack and .BgWed Sith eig6ts,
The lurgssl assortment Of nfoaha sseo, CaihmeFe aad
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wv ~ M IBID

p,tsf Ftos LAM riuofhy Clorarand fiay Seeds, a1d
s kass ii eonuy nfodues oT vlieh ha hghest nail.t
pdce will be filid.
AZ bank Tho ID fih b Inscribed upoa either side, 81 40
Il 4 Onrlndh rhtan store 80 Nare ns"aailv
rosi9itg WALKLR odRA
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swEEns IRON,
Russia Nail Roi and Foreign
Iron.
Warranted

CAST. e. SPRING STEEL.
Cast Steel 4 in. square to in
l.I sud foil assortment Of ali
sizes Of dat, round, square and
osiagpn.
ufAieta TOT the patronage bestowed upon US the last
H would say 70 our numerous customers, that hoinq
uly ypf'pafeu 10 compete with ANY Market and soIti
feV ow Tor eosh, we would respectfully solicit eontn.
uatiOn Of oTleFs..i CAM 4 ia NyroV
5andusky, November, o. 1886
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. O II HE SICK.
JANUARY APPOINTMENTS.
DR.. n. TUBBS,

A NANYTpC. PHYSICIAN, will be Ia attendance al
IA TIFPiN, al the Shawhan House, Friday and Saturday
until N o'clock a m 30 aud 81 Jan.
FREMONT, Kessler's American, Thursday, 80 Jan,
Fol consultation upon aldiseases efshs Throat Lunga
Heart Liver stomach, Bowels Kidneys and Splesn' also
Dropsy Gravel Rheumatism, Nervousness, Debility DYs
pepsia Female Diseases, Ague snd Fever Fits mpurte
ofhe Blood Ernpons, Ounoert Uicers and allother va
rees ofong standing complaints, inter-
nal
For some years OT. has deyoted his entire time 70
ckseno Diseases treating thousands annually many o.
whom had other within reach. In
minerals oefposons employed does he
make sick 20 make we'll, tear down 20 build np The
and patients may remain u home cad continue withp
denes their rOFiinary detand exercise Many have Feeoy
cred under the treatment aer friends and physieans had
given up a hope the indsputable evidence OF (which
awayibe fuFshed invalds, however reduced sud dis
pairing are invited call and may be assured that
oouragement will be given OF expense Incurred without
ouesponding prospect ofToooveIy.
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~ hy which yaloohe painting piece stausry may be
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Magazine, Southern litrr1ry Messenger.
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he Magazines, oHe yoar. and siv tickets.
Persons, n remiidng funds for mcmbutshp will please
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VIE undeFsirned has been duly appointed and qualified
es Administrator Of the estate Of Mathcw CLARK deed
late Of the County Of Seueca, aud Etsto Of Ohio,
Tiifn, Dee. 81, 1856, 3v, JAMES BOYD, A dmr.
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Dissolution Notice.

rlNuE parnerihp heretoioye eXisdnr between w. A.
Scott and llghwaFdcn has been di.solyedhy mutual
consent, w. A. SCOTT,
NOV 81 So !. hiOHWARnnN.
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HOOK HEREIll

HE snb'fbpr oaef otsale lots 10 suit $40
agrcs Of lanai IN the hsarl Of seneca county described
~ Sec ,, t2ri7, 100 bcros Theso1 a. Sec q o ~
100 acres. Andaso The qle IA, sec 4 tq. I7 80
9erea. Inc lands 10y eonyenientto the NJ r. q L. ~ r
Mst nate Some little Improved, and The
Timber Is excellent We win sel any % M OF the sbove
Wnds on accommodating terms IN lots to suit purchasrr r
ihhnnaon apply 10 David Riokenhapqh four miles soutb
81 THIN on The Greenfield road, oliver zoer, In Tic
nn DAVfD Vri 'Iu "
Tihin, Dec Sth, IeS6Sw. JACoBT. URoMWFii1
----------------------
Adem aguer. Plth. } BEFORE IN, Leidy
" ) ! p ofCtintnr Tr.-.
E defendant herchy notified that on the lah dsvot
November A d. 1885, said Justice issued an attsob
ment the above ection oi the OF four dollars and eh
o'wo cents, a that anooe has been served on ATrusu.
Tim, Dec 5h. 1855, Bw. ADAM VAcNER
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In the City, ana atexeee lngly Tow fnre..
A hsavv stocks ofswis striped hVrrsl and laln Mus
nuti also superior let Of piHig and frltaniesi
Dress trimmings and buttons q aH Kinds,
also a general assoument Of NoriuNs large stock
ofhosery umnna which isunow article Of feecy lined
hose Cotton, Woo Kid Back Cloth and silk gloves. AZ
al prices There end & ihe assortment ol Coiion,
linen md silk handkeFhia ~ large 90 81 faliiona'
ble bonnes OF a kinds tad ID gery low pfioes' Clil-
irsns Hoods sarks miit Sc. Msns' boy2 and ySuiia
BEBE'S BEST SILK HATS FOR $4
Fifv eases mems nnA h0ys boots, os superior qualy
and vcrv how. Ladies Md, noraorc, onHucl cals hp
aud other knds OF shoes, These shoe, being toeh cN
clusigev ofoah, will De sold en per ccni lower han at
whole stock. Childans' shoes, au end'o's NafieV,
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Gam 5ES CURWTr
G.RIswOLD,s
Malarian Antid ote.

Malarian Antid ote.
TTNHE GREAT FEFER AND ACuE MEDICINE OF
rttK AuE --rhis great remedy willie hund aipecihc
Tor alhe common forms Of Musnac Diseases, especially
Fever and Aaue Dumb Asuc, Bilious Fovvr, ly,t Com.
plants iaundce Bilous narhuu, and Eulafgvdsrlco
The Malaran Au,ido,, Nscientihc preparation, simple
and safe In OonpnWon, bul prompt and certain n lt ei
ers II orriuutcdu of The great Naleys Of the West
and cost to abot observation, and experience Of twenty
wears pfactce amid the Masmatc atmosphere Af the West
Hence ~ adaptiuut 70 ha Diseases, climate and consu
lions ohe Mississippi Valley, and tributaries, rsndet tn
AneIy 10 a tho trash got u in Tho East by those
Who know nothing little about The cmeto and diseases Of
hoWcst. Ills most omIhoitcally Western Remedy.
CIIswDh!D'2
Bill VI S p j ! l s..
THEY ofthe best and safest Family Ph now in
use adapted TO ths climate, diseases ahd consttuitnn
A. thev exist IN the West and souh ThoY arc iust what
hey be- agood safe, and hotough family phydc
good under all circumstances, where phyao Is noedod AMI
particularly 30, when bilious. -
eY-Prepated only BY GRtSWoLD ANp nAlLARn,
nru9rsts Crolevilie Ohio, aud Tor sale at GIBSON
sLkNKERs Drug store, THIN, o. aug22
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CARPET CHAIN,

Now Lads .4ni gentlemen crowd iq. 7nl Wo Nil ~ u
MAJ looln anAif ao saunoi te aarIhing. alll
not ehaIge you for ,hsoag yoaHn tmo's Tremendous
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTIOE.

JAMEs ". sTEyENs, Auditor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27
AIN EN'IlSlNG lNNE\
READ THIS COLUMN,

Wf,Aen's " Marshall Taylor s Nilga, -uTnct
ga'r,i occupied by II 4 |, n Key
49, " ,'fcsg A Co, III the large bricl building. r-si
'Ne public square
ana lhe''ord, south .idc pu,,c SQUARE Dry go,s'
- levy, north side public aqunrr IN the house for
,,j occupied 10y Hudson a Iiamle,i Dry gotAis
"l kfoetn.a
,che lheiford, near souih eas corner Of public
ir'r' Dry goods aud groceries sl.o krrp~ furni.
oasmmons : bupree, northeast crracr of public
7vw'f ,,, near Planter iio,,i
n,,m Cor, IN the large building the east side
"a. won y smith. IA the hr,, building on the north
w. ruhhe sp'iarc formerly occupied hy w. X y
~ hyde west sd, public square
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LATEST NEWS.

r.rr,rIx kANs,s-Thc telegraph re-
',.a battle in Kansas IL mere sham
gg,bt but genuine collision OF arms, with
- authentic return OF killed and wound
a." The Border RuiiIans achieved AN
o.y and complete victory. ms every bod,
80, they wonld when earnest fighting be
The forces were equal-th the mode OF
s.,,l simpla- the " kuilians' charged,
- the aholiiions,s fled. Perhaps this
finnish viii determine the issu" OF the
,na,s,, Perhaps bloody battle is in
s.9dnr. \ lew days will relieve oar anx
ous suspense,
sr Lorrs. Sept. live have late aud
,,,y important intelligence from Kansas
.,y,rpor Goaty Is abou, TO issues his proc
l,mation declaring the Territory IN n state
~ ,n.arrection, aud he u,ll eali on General
Smith for troops to suppress the same.
81 Loris, Sept, 9.--pue hundred aud
Az, armed uen attacked Ircunshc, aud
,,oye oil The people without sufficient sup
LIS 10 reach ,b4 settlements
lscomM has issued wits Of arrest
..,.....t General Lane sud hi. uAiccrs
Grneral Smith has detara,d fourteen
...,suie.. under Colonel Cook, to aid III
serving these wits.
Governor Geafy was at Gla.gow on
SUNDAY.
Two handfed and fl, vomen and child,
,.o had dad to font Lca,enWofth lor g'o
',caJu
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20. s#t.ruiaf, invited tp etr.1 ne ouT stock
IS. F. IiA ~ \ ~ co.
Ire 20 is-f AFT
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tst;, ~At,ttu t,.ofpi1. On III, 1t INST
',,a.,,,...on snn,,lted ssh, n,o,,.,i,d
a',U.,,b, IN ,,5's lnr4. lar n,r esu..
ur r,llmorc nm .ecrc, ,ociftes.
80,
" III request OF an ''''",N' '"i'e''
loaseHl We F''s'"' ''''e 'ae'' 81" wing l"e
uaut 'rp"''i"n Of vi ! minor" /" ace
Masonry ui'" '"' "''''"'' s'o"''' 81 us
m'as'h'sm 10 al secret s''','''' '''' '"'>
Ac Jed A'o '"''' terence '' P'H"e"' matters
Ne more ioteib'' sPet'"es against SECRET
po.n'ai associations can an "".i" tie pi"
iuetl utHu '"o'e u'i'N'''u ~ huUh'' ny
VI ! i..m'ae' When a e"nd''a'' 81 'h' "iN'
NasarIc rtfy ia IN-N u" "'' s"''
,ttb.d 'o 1"e ''''""ins s'h'i"'"i>'
Ia' institute" masonry Is ar So"
aaa Tie 'pnt oi cor tee s4'.fn"'e.L
.s...ble bafrst IL tie administrative. W
....rr"
The equality al sights Us. il ihr
Constitution eNpie.th .uuut,rs eapaos
nt.fvt.l,a secret ..rt, ,iriirts Us mem
l.,..a ..i. the. a...f,i.rc, 80 hn and .aut
...t.... r.,ust Poe. n,tt.l,.n.,i L., Ga. ruu.ri.
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,.... .'.a.,...,.. .a.,.t e.l.,..n N.s,
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"a II. KELSEY, Aeoynsy a. Ian aaa
W Ne'arg Pebdc. Marshall, llau.-on
county, Texas,
g. Office ofcrihe store Of Young & liar.s.
South side Of the public square. Mar,h &, -
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IEO lane tFtpsH - H.. = ,al
VI HARRISON county lV.a-.
Ssrftrfh.- 1E 1888
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GENERAL assortment. embracing =
\ as.r ssry'y Suitable t.r tie season. For
-.Ie loss at liDE'S
june -.I. 1855
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1 T..
! Marshall, Texas. will practice in the Courts
Of the 9Th judicial Distinct. Business eu,rusi.
ed 10 hs care, vii meet with prompt attention.
Feb. @ 1856.
LAW CARD.
I W. CIOUGlI, attorney al Lar Nar.
-. shall, Harrison Co, Texas
~ Office in the row OF buildings Ea-t Of
the Public Square.
Sept s. 1870 oily
~ PATILLo, AHoraey aiLao, Marsh
l Harrison county, Texas. nj
ofice in the building occupied By Hon. {.
\ Fraser.
w II. KELSEY, Aeoynsy a. Ian aat
W. Naarg Pebi.e. Marshall, llarrron
county, Texas.
g. OHicr ofcrthe store Of Young & liau.-.
South side Of the public square. Mar,hs. -
~ S. JENNINGS, hHoBey a. Ian, Mar
J. shall Texas Office a. Northwest
corner ct the public 4uare
January y, 500
/, NJ. ADAMS, Attorney ~ La,r. Marshal
\ Harrison county, Texas. viii practice 10
the sixth laiiea district, and n DR. supreme
and federal courts at Tyler. Jan u, 81
| 4 " EVERETT, Ai.oraly a. Lqr,
Js Rus. Cherokee county Texas.
Particular attention given To tie co. .rt'.u.
o. claims lant-O
TOHN T WILLIAMS, ifa-aey a. Laie.
y Marshall Teyis
pflrUcr~ m tine Co9rls of the 9TH Iudrial
District Prompt attention to all tl,iuc-- en-.
tod t.. b.
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Nails.

\ large aai complete a,sorimort .ui;ab.e
g. ..- season.
Nails.
100 ses a sizes md 4ua.lt.e..
Hats.
Gent. Fashionable Noie.k.n, Naf- a.i
boys h..e.. ani sa.soJ iir and u.flue c.,s-
.s-. Roe aei, eit1rt. AND empire hlts .4p-f
otter na9pe1 planters in'- u..cs ard aiui,
RaaI hif- PALM lesharn PaHama aal Cam
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II S. JENNINGS, hHoney a. Lam, Mar
J. shall, Texas Office 10 N1Fi-wrsf
corner ct the public 4uare.
January -. 1913
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ylhEN IP. ~ iPNHfR co.

IihEN iP, ~ PNNt IL co.
INNhEN Up by Jane. IlathcoS AND posted
before : G. Ncwr an an aohug Justice ot
the pae,c for uP~hur coan'y, precinct r. ;
on ths lath day Of August 1880, one hr.no
Jenny mule. tboat IA % Is yesrt GA ag
,ussa1 80 any dollars
q. T. WARREN, Go. C9k
Glmcr, Ncpicmbcf 5, SO. 80
II Bk\ksMllll y co, Coftpa Farfrs,
T.. and 6cnrrai C'mmusioR We haNis
New Orleans.
sept 20, 1886 ply,
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llp.ln.l. $ 81. Is. 1856
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Profits are small:

STANLEY s. MEMO.
March lsi. l>dG.
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Sept. II. TNIb - z
o. The Republican, Marshall, Texas and
the u, mocratic Platform. Brandon. H--, VIII
please insert the above ue'a the irst Of ltnua.
IA next. and fofWnrd accounts to this Diiec
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-27

SAN NiNao. c.S sr,~tNY.
Furniture Furniture
Wholesale and retail Establishment nj
JEFFERSON. TEXAS.
urrn TIE undersigned have jus, re,
Wfh cei'ed from the manufactures in
the Eastern cities, and will be- constantly rc-
ccNing throughout tde season. tho largest,
most complete, and superb 10, Of Furniture
ever brought TO Eastern Texas.
They have noH on hand everything in 4,
the furniture line, from q wa~h-s,and up -
to the finest piano, and intend keeping a W
supply equal 10 the demand which they are
determined to -ell at
New Orleans Prices.
fcr-ous Who entertain doubt 81 this. can
safety themselves by calling aud ,Nainaiu
for themselves.
y rcaus, with and wlhou, marble top, +. ie-
boards sofas ictc.a.fefc- mirrors. from the
larre-i and most splcudldly riIded 10 the plain
est .eefclnrcs deck, chairs OF all kinds.
from The finest rosewood ID mahoguuy Ia the
cheapest aud most durable. hrd-iesd-. from
the most elegant and finished patterns 10
the painest q superb io, of chairs, embracing
several hundred of every variety They have
a choke selection of pianos Which Tor beauty
Of tu-h aud u,hucs, 81 tone cannot Ice sur
p'escd
lua word they have everything ,n DE luu.
turc Inc. OF course their
Profits are small:
tui the lare" extent Of country to Boz suppl 3D.
Wiil enable them. even with rcrg smaD prints
To do a ftr halness
Their furniture can be seen IN the horse
formerly occupied by c. y Stanley o., q ware
house
Near he Jffrson Rr3ge
II YOU want anything In the above line, give
the uuder,ln q cail. They age satisfied 5 on
wi.i BE- equally please! n..l the. SEXES ,.on aid
their prices.
STANLEY s. MEMO.
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.scvtUsugv! ANA E0tlct SOAP
TN4H #r
Juat1. s5. liNDE's
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Professional Cnr0s.


IilEOPllllIS PERRY, Attorney ~ Inn
i Marshall, Texas, will practice in the Court
OF the 9th judicial Distinct Business eu,fasi.
ed TO hi- care, wiil meet with prompt attention
Feb 1856.
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~ \ Ph1lLiO, A2orney al Law, Marsh
l Harrison county. Texas nj
Office ia the building occupied by Hon. c
\ + ra.er
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I " CIOuGiI, attorney al Lac, Nar.
-. shall, Harrison Co, Texas
o. Ode" IN the row OF buildings Ea-t oi
the Public Square.
Sept $, 1875. bly,.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-17

The COOP TINE CoMINe.z-O Operations on
the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad have re-
Gently been commenced with spirit and en-.
ergy highly encouraging to the friends OF this
great enterprise living in close proximity tc
this end of the route.
We are informed that at several points be.
tween this place and Grand Rapids the grad.
ing of the road has been commenced, and is
being pushed forward to completion as fast as
force can be procured to perform the labor.
We understand Mr.. Robinson, son Of Hon
RIx ROBINSON, of Ada, Kent Co., has taken
a contract from Mr.. DUNN, chief contractor
to grade six miles of the route from Mil
Point, eastward, and fit it for the reception
of the ties. 1t is tue intention of the princi-
pal contractors who are engaged in construct
ing the road from Grand Rapids to some Sc
lected point near the mouth of the river to
use all despatch that men and money will in
sure, to the speedy completion Of the road.
1t is whispered among sage ones that in one
year from the month just passed the iron
horse will utter forth the steam snort, and
proudly press his swift course along the hills
and plains that skirt our own delightful val
ley.
. 1t is gratifying to all interested in every
great enterprise that tends to the speedy set
element and improvement Of lands yet unoc-
cupied, in our own and adjacent counties, to
know that this road already possesses and is
still gaining great favor with capitalists, in our
own and foreign countries, and no doubt
seems to exist in the public mind, that the
business of this road, when completed, will
be equal to that transacted either by the Cen
trail or Southern route, and will yield per
centage on the capital stock gratifying in the
highest degree to holders.
Report says, east of Grand Rapids the
work is progressing equal to the expectations
Of those most sanguine in its speedy compile
ton, and the citizens of the Valley City are
expecting to be called upon, ere the earth
shall have performed another annual revolu-
ton, to celebrate with joyous hiarity the en-
trance into that city of the pioneer locomo-
tive to the Grand River Valley.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-17
A NEW SYSTEM OF TELEGRApHINe.-E

A NEW SYSTEM OF TELEGRAPHING.-Ex-
periments are said to have been made with
Solar Telegraph with complete success, in
Paris, in the presence of Leverrier, Liais and
Strive. The rays of the sun are projected
from and upon mirrors. The duration of the
ray makes the alphabet after the system Of
Morse. 1t is proposed to apply it to the Use
of the French Army, in Algiers, where the
ordinary telegraph can not be worked. The
posts can be established at the distance OF
twenty leagues from each other
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-17

A gentleman of Hamilton, G.. W., has
written series of articles in the London
Times, calling attention to the Importance
of the direct trade of the Western States
with Europe by the St. Lawrance. He says
that the Western States exported by way Of
the Lakes to New York, in 1855, 1880
900 bushels of wheat and flour, besides an
equal quantity of corn. He estimates that
this quantity will be doubled in 1856, while
in 1857 he estimates that the quantity will
be lac, 100000 bushels. %.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-17
Philadelphia Sunday Times.

Gov. Bigler, of Penn. has sent pear to-
the Washington Union, which is without its
peer in the New or Old World. 1t is ten in
ches in length, by fifteen inches in circumfer-
ence, and must have weighed some four
pounds when first plucked from the tree
1t was raised in the garden of Mr. Palmer,
at San Francisco, California, and is certainly
not among the least of the marvels OF that
marvellous region. r9l
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-17

Our VLLAcE.-Holland is large enough
to be Incorporated as a village, and if our
town had charter, its citizens might have
some regulations and improvements, which
would greatly increase its appearance and
prosperity.
Here is an opportunity for some of our
public spirited citizens to distinguish them
selves, and merit the need of historic fame
which the first in laying the foundation of
municipalities usually receive.
Who will draw up petition to the Leg
islature to grant us charter, procure us the
necessary signatures, and get it put through ?
Holander
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-17

EE~ Mr. GoueH, the champion Of tempe
rance, is again in the field, battling powerful
ly the strong hold of the deadliest foe to
mans happiness and prosperity. His first
lecture of the season was delivered before the
Young Mems Christian Association, of New
York City. Subject" Man and his Mas
ters," treated in his own most effective and
inimtable style.
Mr.. G. is soon expected to leave for the
West to lecture during the winter.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-17
New York. Dec. 10.

SLAVE INsURREcTIoNs.-Thc Louisville
Journal correspondent Of to day says:
There is great excitement at Franklin, ow-
ing to the projected instruction among the
negroes Nere. Twenty-four muskets and two
kegs of powder had been found in the pos
session Of a gang of negroes at Columbia,
Tenn. In Perry, fifteen negroes had been
killed by their owners.
The Evansville Journal of the 9th inst.
learns that there was much excitement in the
neighborhood of Dover, and on the Cumber-
land river, among the negroes Many of the
rngleaders had been arrested, and seven were
hung. One white man, disguised as a ne
gro, was sentenced to nine hundred lashes,
but he died before the penalty was fully in
flicted. The whites were arriving and organ
izing for defence. An opinion prevailed that
general uprising would take place among
the negroes during the holidays. Escapes of
slaves are unusually numerous.
A correspondent of the Louisville Courier,
says, writing from Hopkinsville, KY, that
people of that place despatched company
of men to Lafayette, but that they found on
their arrival that the people were more fright
ened than hurt, and therefore they returned
the next day.