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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-01-02

It's good sign to see a woman dressed
with taste and neatness. 'oi '.1'i'lI' 'i'l
It's bad sign to see her husband sued for
her feathers and foolery, gems and jewelry.
It's good sign to see a man or woman
advertise in the papers. snl 20 osl9Dpls
It's bad sign to see the sheriff advertise
for them. N 4s5uamf hi," sol 'l2l.li
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-01-02

GEORGE PARKS, Treasurer Of Ottawa Co..
and Justice of the Peace.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-01-02

. A young Tepnesseean, who was taken by
the British before the battle of New Orleans
on the night Of the same day, was asked how
far it was to the city? and answered:
"Six miles," ... r..r ~, s.6
They replied: "We will be there to-mor-
row."
:" It is not far" said he, @.,but it is very
rough road" r.,t.t,3.
"What is in the way?"
"old Hickoryp replied the young man.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-01-02

SIeNs.-It is good sign to have man
enter your office with a friendly greeting and
say "There is dollar and half for my pa
per-" Ii a7'''.2 l'dal ',lh4I '' ''on"H
It's a bad sign to hear a man say he is too
poor to take paper; ten to one he carries
home a jug of cred eye"'' that cost himmore
than paper would for an entire year. .arD
It's good sign to see man doing an act
Of charity to his fellows. ...t, re aD.g oJ
It's a bad sign to hear him boasting of it.
It's a good sign to see the color of health
in mans face. 49,. .rl.'.s.. ..ro, ,,,o,
It's a bad sign to see it all contracted in
bis nose. ..'.-...,..-'...I .,;.' r,..m,rI
It's good sign to see an honest man wear
old clothes. -, ...., ,...I,.-.s 4rl--rie
It's bad sign to see them filing holes in
y 1ts G,go good sign to see man wipe i1,4b the
perspiration from his face. .,4 fra 'o.ae.T
lisa bad sign to see him wipe his chops
as he comes out of a saloon. v..a iar
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-01-02

HEINZ 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 u 20. .'f sr
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-01-02

A. B. BID WE'LL g. SON, Confectionery and
Bakery, Grand Rapids, Mich @. b. Albee agent
for Grand Haven and vicinity
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-01-02

pAINTS.-100 Kegs Pure Buffalo, No. White
Il Lead, in oil, dry White and Red Lead, and
permanent Paris Green, in oil, at
GRIrFIY's Drugstore.
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yvUotlem ware, l3fooisas. Brnsl,es, ~,
HAND BROWNS; Wisps Hearth, Pctse,
III white wash. Marking, sciubbine, Cob
web and Paint Brushes. ChvrNs; Reels ;
Butter Da.hers; Towel Roller. Butter
Stamps; Wooden Spoons; Salad Forks
Wocden Pals; Pissins; Cedar Tubs;
Water and Well Buckets; Coco Dippers;
Wash Boards; Wocd Scoops Trays, Pals,
kc. MONTAN 4 HUGUET.
nave. Church street
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greenwich sprinss.

s1sHe dtdefsiehed having iesse6 ths above cell
j bfated Springs for the coming SCISSOR, takes
this method 81 atifiounelhs 10 NJ kiend. ANA the
pshlie generally, that Ne VII be prepared to
open the same III the accommodation " visitors,
0i me 16th 81 mny, INST.
beeniins II uni,scessafy ana siperHtous 70 enter
into lengthy descfiption " the valusble propet-
ties W the water, IRE subscriber .would merely
state 10 the publie tbst IN 1. cafefri nnAys's d
the same ~ hessts. ]. +. Nv. p Riddeii, them
lists y me uuivsssitY II botlsisiis. they prom
ttyk kSAesAba.
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CAPITOL CHEAP STORE I'LL
pECONOMY AND TASTE, 80
Nase ana E1eeaAee, all cSanhlSed.


THERE is NOTitlN0 If more inrc.-
/ tame 10 this community .heti 10 know
where 10 s-t, PERFECT FRS, at suite
BE prices. j. SIMON 4 TO-. filled with
Samaritan like philanthropy. wsuld r.
pectfnliy direct the weafv with being
hhn,bveeed) people, Of this honest p'see
n their establishment, oppos'te the Post
office, where the
LADIES DEPARTMENT
viii be found full Of fIcunerd and pisin
Barsses. ard silk Tissues; Muslins and
Otesndies; Mt,slin. Jaconet 4 Oissndies
Robes Plain and Printed Bril- lisnteens
Camb,ies. Linen flawna--in short every
thing In this lcne lire.
EMBHCiO EhIEo.
Enid. Chen,isetts and Sleeves In Jocts;
Rich Duipnfe Lace Collats, Z great vat.
iety Of silk and Lace Manteiles; Efhb'd.
Jaeonet Bands, very rich Fmb'd. Ladies'
handkerchief Enid. Skirts. Ditni-
tfy, fot Skirts 4 large variety 81 si'f
pafasuls, Fans, Silk Gloves and Files
Mit.s kc.
THE GENTS DBrAATa6ENT.
Especially selected 10, this a,ket and
guaranteed 10 be the hest wo'kmsnshir,
ard latest style, comprising, suits ~
Cord. Cassmirettes; suits n Checked
Ma,selles; suits Of Black italian Cloth
MesiDc, Bespcu', and Alpaca Cbsssi
Brown Linen, Drill and cthef styles n
so,,,t, ~ Coats ard Pants: Fancy 'teM
D,ill in patserns and by the yard; Unaet
Garments in Linen and Cation. Sill
Muslin Ctav,ts, Hslf Hcse; Glcvesi
Panama Hats, Straw Hats fos 1odse
Amefics.
Special sttentic,, b ps,d II ~, eSssof'.
eYs L from, NE variety N 0ur stock pet
feet 1T IL II, all eases aesored q
nm /. SIMON 4 co
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ssnetAlns Worth Reading I

rTVHF SUBSCRIBERS wcSld esll ths IT.
senti0n u purchasers u the lafee ID
diticns INV beins made u their ssSeh,
Among which may he fbutd
An eleeas,. assortment 81 Plated md yarsh.
ed Walters, IN sets end single;
Coffee Urns, with ami without drip ~fs,
Gin / Otnstnentat Hall lstnre / Lsntefhai
Gin Sole. and Side Lamps, for OIL, Spirit
0as and CamphiBe, o.
Cwt shd Pressed Glass, China b Flint wsfe;
Brass, Ccrpet, Ofnadssnted and Colnts,ois
Coal Hcds;
Elegant Polished steel Fire irons snd And.
Irons; with lstee varsity ri
housekeeping sttie1sa;
A hne sssUftt1ent If Window Shades;
Transparent paret shades t0f lafbps;
Glass. Gilt ard Plsted Curtain Bands
Gilt Curtain Ccfnices;
Also, A Fine Assortment o.;
Rich Git Gin Cups, Tete- L. Tete, Sets,
PANTY Cologne ard Toilet Bottles,
Mantle Ornaments, he, suitable
For ChRlst n@N i Presents.
ntRECT FROM orHE MANurAr.
- tires: Mahogany Bebstesds. Wat1.
roh,s; Wa.hstsnds, Bureaus, Tatlea IL.
Gilt and Mahogany pelt, Msatlss nd
Locking 0lasees
wCsll and examine, - cts stoet 1,
now complete.
decs0ly. =. ffP0N II On,
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JAS. 9, HACKLEY,

rDla So n 4 " y. W. q ui9esMs.
fsREsOLvED to keep The lstss.s~shm
I Ard ti0st varied assortment Of
SCOTS aHd SHOES, HATS andV v
CAPS, IN this City. ba'ies, Gents and
ghildteh's B0utees, shbe.. Slippers. etc
He WIN ~ At the very lowest cash prices,
and invite4 The public 10 call and examine
his sh,e I before purchasing elsewhere.
wftesh feteipts from the Northern
Msnuiattcties every week. Sisre On La
Myette stieet. jangg-y.
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.., 95,315
The Intelligent Hhystcisn viii NJ once re,eeive
that this Maeef possesses the most vxitabie med
fcal qnaiities. J.L.kY p. KibfyfiL.
rte felibwihg named kenttrti,et, " NE hlth.st
standing IN the medical pfofessioii add theft ties
tiff,ony u tine above, and fecStntnei,d the water
In the highest terms fbf the ette ~ byepe tsis,
knteralgia, Neuralgia. Dfotsy, Chfbnic Diseases
pf tn. klhneys Liver, Spleen INA 3rwe !. srroiuin
N ~ ~ varieties, n.seaaes u te skin ana most
al the chronic aiire,ts that fehpaies ate subject
70 In this climate. ...
> 7. HARVEY. NJ
~. bvrrINafoa. NIB.
aicaSipp i, DAY, :"
/. !. LATcDCK, "
]. y. eflrsON, +"
R..g. ,WHiTR. /"
Wm. GRAHAM. Il
J. N. W1LLtAlH. {"
fhese Springs sft delightfully."- situated ~
st'ies frcn 81 On kcuge. IN the banks u the
Amite River, IN besutifui grows with good fsh.
Ing, HUNTING d., IN fact, With not taving had
ease " teiio~ kvsf there mr. IRE last thee y.afs
With dnily communication from l,atot fsonse, II
shers Inducements tfhsurpasse d In this " any
III II undersigned astt.ts h,,u..i,, ina. ,rou,
sr,ne yests esretisnee II o,,e 81 II. Nest hotels
In Phsiaaelphia. that NJ W. give sa''.hscsrn.
There ill be bard u music intine the sea-
son ana dancing every night.
n "a Hire uf stakes VIII run from Baton
", BADGER.
aseenwell Springs. April sssh. m ays
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BATON ROUGE

Dylag ~ Securing Establish msns
TIM 9S6setibes havtna remcvea II NJ eosaet
4 u Third AMI flofihA ets., y nov prepared u
~ W0ft entrusted IL his care Ii The neatest and
most w6ftAAHitke manner:
0AA CAoaAe1 49, AlsGA6se made Mcvv.
He d prepared 10 dye fer the ladies Gen slesne,,
bADfne.
Ctate ehAwie, Ayed Ut cuipr restored, no snsttes
vNat scaet eiik Dresses, ehawls, Mantii,es, tsat-
l0fM DeAaese, dye VI washed,
06NfLk MRN.
cassimeses,. M.finos, Alpaca, Cloth Clothes,
eithet cieAMed, ecips restored Or dyed to any
eotcf preferred, with despatnh etl heatness.
snayf NJ. AOEeht, Dyer.
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l1otsse Fm IN i'm ! mrs.

MATER Cistefns Dtirpefs and 11wefs;
W oval. cetason and cultured Hall LAMPS I;
enatr.lled Stew Pans; block Tin and iron
sauee Pans; turned btass Preserve Ket.
Ties: east iron aud eatthen spittpcrs oval,
square ard Gothic waters; sslvets and
Tea Trays; Lamp Globes; Glimmefa and
Wick fich eentet table French Busters /;
eSstin,pn Yankee ditto; cstnmon, wooden,
Furnished, B.ittania and silver plated Ia
bic Casters, At Mosrar / Hrausr.
NAYS. Church street.
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b. G. MoNTAN.
NOtlce " CO. r aftmefslhip.

THE undersiened have this day entered
aosf f I ss3k as IT, ts X. 's' ,..
d carrying on ths Hardware business, In
all Of its various branches respectfully SOL
irit the patronage Of The public, assuring
them that in future ~ large and vsiied .
stock can Be found At their stand, and sold
~ low n any house outside IF New Or
leans. b. C. MONTAN,
ap19 J. 8. HUGUET.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-17

lNMANS PATENT,
Gate teSet1 DOOt. Springs.
ttNHA 3NDEAstaNED sole SCENTS for
i this invaluaBle Spring; has thsh, on
hand and los sale NJ prize which is ncth-
ing compared with their utility. Samples
ran be seer, at my stpfe, on the gate Of
Joshua Zeal, and the Harvey House Docf.
They are simple and would not be unsuit-
able for the iieatest paflof docts in thi.
city. apply at MuarAr h Hueusr,
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f1lmts for 1DreAA 1satees a1i.S
EeveftbOAr.

u I'm 20 AVI W10180 A10t0R0 AuhAA
EevefybOAr.
HINT No. do You know there il .
Fl1uf Mill in Baton No,,ee Nlf oct
such y the isct--Hear IL II mind.
Hint No Stood fresd earnu be mol.
from had Flcnt--nc more than silvs,
can b. made from sap heads.
Hint No. 3.-t,eed Bread ~. IN u.a.
from good Flour and fesl,s Yarns
America Mills produces none bst ths
best. ''''
Hint No As The Young America Mt,ts
cant stand without support. wont vss
Ill help herr III you do may vo. i've
fof evef)
Hint No. 5.-so,ne Folks i,pmss;ce .b.,.
i economy in buying poor asvr -
Such il not the case. The best sltsv.
being the chespest. barrel Of rhe;,e
aour always p,uibe;ns more nooo,,s
of bread than 4 bad one.
A Fact.--That these feeling an jntetsst In
the prosperity Of place S,,,st enroot.
age her manufactures. Or she viii
neve, 20 shesd. Ditto the inhab;,sofs.
apo bEAL.
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OLE Dailg Gtalst.
BA1ON ROUd B.:.:aMAY II, 1850.
- The exhibition II ths sCsAeaiass
lnstitute,'' viii be hStieed lo.iASSfsw.
a. There viii h . esiisd meeting u
d. .Jstaes Aeasshls Iodgs, Il sAels Hall,
toot u Church street, this evening Gee
nstics u SECRETARY.

u 9y advertisement II Nests. Batbee
4 Osn)auia, tsa4ay, n will h seen thst they
are NV daily receiving heavy supplies u
wessefA ftSaSes, ~ 4 wholesale business,
which tAsy propose during The Trade Il
specially iasissd " taii and examine their
stoek snd b convinced lhst II Is direetly
10 thsit interest, h purchase, fsf retailing,
II Messs. 3. 4 3. Take The New orleans
prices current yeusslves, gentlemen and
esamine, lot Pisnh n, Merchants and
others, viii And 4 difference d u least tn
pet cent, Ii their favcf, ~ putehssine bete.
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o. IA Bij71thBBs / BgrJ4Hi1Nsf,'
comxsssYSs;fSf / fc6axrrs,
s.esss,si;t =! ! y u !! :! r.oDses.
ffAvtNa succeedst III Nm u I. II. ilAar 1 ", !.
hsss heretofore soadssted 81 them. " III %, sna
cell M spssa!ilsials !, tBaks t6ttel satanset ~
s @rsHs ( ta55Ef9ss aid fsi'i i
s VI W. +: +. ii. t;ss.: I. ;; ;.G:
n - naspish fetsii desiefs NJ feduced prices,
ovef. DE Rev Orleans Markets.
t. tAf8t ana cpt,tiodtrus hre.r proof ware
ss.e snas's' ~ ~ s's Y. ss:. st ,,essam,,
TnB l9AafU CONN AND Coz Mill.
,r,Hs MAGIC CORN AND cor MILL 4 super
II X ~ ssrese,; V ss,ss r. uR !. s1.h..
ii stock feed per hpur, with the pswet of one
mule ot II viii grind six bushels u nne meal
pey hour. of AZ tnsheis VI cptt ana cob fbr stock
hed pe@ hcur, win the power Of psit ttihlc.
fhIs MAGIC MttL was patented IN septetn
Der, 1855, ana 10 undoubtedly superior 10 All its
predecessors. ..s.t........
oar ptires ~ii be fcund 10 Ne md III iower than
0thet fritis ~ inierluY analisy. Fpt sslc W
SAMUEL bOUKE, I, 9 ami Front bevee.
New Orleans.
Agent for The Manufacturers.
~ The abaye described Mill ear Be seen at
ne stofe " q n. washington Z Co., Chufch e.,
ssens, sr he ale u The same. fhs min can se
Mtnished II any isndiBe on the river, between
New orleans and Bsyon Sara, for elb-freisht
included. rnny1-y
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rlsH Line risst., assorted sizes; Lin
l. ertck and kirby bent Hccks Fish
Lilies, assorted sises; thvt Pouches Pow
der and Pistol Flask.; Double and Single
barrel Shit 0uns--On hand for sale hy
may 8. MDNTAN 4 HuGuET.
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Western Produce.

WE HAVE Just received direct ttct,
w the west, the following nftielc. If
Western pfotuce, which We will sell low,
rpR cASH:
1000 lbs. Dried reef (iJa.i.'s Brandy
. Cases Beef Tongues, do. d..
1000 lbs. Bologna ss,isaee, TO- do.
1900 Ire New Dried APPLES.
FFefkins Cherry Valley Dairy BmtteY;
q bbls. do do Roll d..
90 Boxes d. Do Cheese;
10 10. Foxes ststeh;
% Kegs prime New Lard (f)avis's B,'d)
- half bols. New Mess Beef 10. d..
1900 lbs 10 do do 10. do
. Neg. pig feet. DO. do
5000 lbs New 9. G. Hams, lDuAleld, Ae)
100 Sacks Bran,
- bills. Flouf
100 bb's Pctatnes;
10 W. wovld cali the attention II the
puhiie ~ the abcve a.ticles--thev are al
new and fresh, and are the best that can he
bought In This city
mati4=y. A. MONTAN l. BRO.
Dried APPLIES, CHEESE ke.
10 BARRELS Choice Sun Dried sp-
/ - pies.
~ Boxes PRIME Cheese
90 Barrels v hiskev;
1910 Canvass Hams, various B,ands
1000 Pounds Clear B,eotl Sides:
% Boxes Star Candles
Just tpceived and for sale By
aptil.i9 JOSHUA BEAL.
AZ NedaeeA Prices. i,
DER SONS sendins theit own bsss will
l be supplied with fresh BRAN. at the
reduced price Of one Dcllsf per Hundred
Pounds.
spfil.t9 JOSHUA BEAL.
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Mechanics Tools.

MeChatflCss Tools.
nENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
Augefs and Aueef Bits, Brace and Brace
Blts. aatche,ts, Hammers, Csfvefs Tools,
Eimblets and Cccpers Bitts, Cocref's Riv-
ets u. MosfAs / Hccrsr.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-17

C0okine stoves.
1UST teceiv 4 4 ,ot u large and small
j sizes: Ola Kentucky, MayAcwet, Ohic
Premium, and Crescent Stoves, elso POT
Castings 0f evety descriptions
mays. MONTAN h HU0UET.
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Attention Cotnssa assers.

Attention SINNERS.
4 EDITIONS afe being constantly made
II ~ my stock Of FAMILY GkOEE.
RtES. 10 which l invite the attention If
CONSUMERS. Having adopted thu principle
Of Cash or M Trade | am enabled Ia
fix prices On my goods 60 low, they cannot
fail " sell. M. g. BRYAN,
apl7O. NE. Cor Court House Square.
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Ansther Fresh s,s,,t,lt.

AnSthef Fresh supply.
ICST received t+f steamer Laurel Hill,
y another lot Of Gents. Fine Calf Bpots
and Bfogans Also an additional supply Of
Best R,,sset Bsesa0s. Children's
ard Misses Boots AMI Shose Ii, great vatie-
" and ve,y low FOR Cash. .'..s..
maya J. 3, HACkLEY.
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WOOdlem Ware |
A xs, Ratchet, Tile. Anger and Chisel
n Handles, Clothe Lire Reels, Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
and sash Tools, for sale by
mayo MONTAN l. HU8UET.
rUHRY CO'iBS, Cistetn Faucets
~ brass Faucets. Molasees GATES. Dc.
mayo. M0NTAN l. HuGUET.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-17

WAtafss Bnesa--1cldman0 says,
that h bas fsesi.sd 4 large stock Of
Substantial and fancy ks.-Sash ID
would sstvs ~ appropriate marks If
sstssn, Il presented BY socis,ss. A
man Who 10 hos sufficiently thought II
10 havs I wick presented 10 him. can
" W " 0oldmshbs aud present him
cell, Just such : ono ashe would like
u have. Indeed II 10 would Rave
my words evgtaves ~ The aop ofit, 70
semmsmesats soms ptivass ssties, II
which 10 ksls ptvsd, 10 san hAts Il
put 81 (ss biz own eapens~ h what.
ever style u lss.sts, thaa ssiss b's
iausy. This Il ! great ptercsative-
By shis MEANS, & man b aseA certain
~ u. ! proper stieh such : one = hs
can o1otd V sappert, wi.bess dsibs
,ajassies 10 my mans "SAsli~ks. ~
0oldmsna's stock VI Watches VA never
better. Tho stock u hand embraces
CbrosonssstA rntsn. LsvsfA De,ach'
"a LeAvsss. and LapissA V ssit my
fassy. us Eli fgh faH#F
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-17

A uoos tssA.--An editor, not n,ors
than I hundred mica ltvS here sAys :
" Our ratsa u uo.nmhsiss viii h, Ton
per cent % al sosies ssSl ~ and w
per cent On ether amounts. Our losSes
have been 40 much On trassttsAs agents,
that W have been compelled 10 adopt
this plan h self dsfsSce. This IL
The .afess Wy, est. 10 prevent nssh
losses" BY aesqwatslation.
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lust RECEIVED.
u Bv the Pennsylvania !, from u. Lop;a,
500 lbs Dtied Peaches;
Apples:
81 Pbls. Extra st. Louis flour. which
i offered al the lowest market price 70,
Cash.
ap2s ~. TOMLfNsON 4 co.
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~ The Steam ship Empire City
arrived In New York On the "a inst,
re,,crta that the traitor "DcalsssiNesf1
has b.es re.taken BY The Republican
party II Nicaragua.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-17
saw and saw DlaAes.

SAW and nav 13oAAeA.
1ROSSCUT, PIT, PANEL, Rip, Tepcn,
~ Steel and brass hack; Butchers, Row,
Webb. Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most Of them Of
spear L jsckson's" make. Always on
hand at the Hardware store Of
jan96.y. L.aeu,sa h LArcrx.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-17

Needle work BsDhrOtAerles,
A MOTHER lot Of those cheap en-.
4 broldsvys. Just received per e,eatDer O..
hawba, fresB New York Aucttct--at the
RailAhnlsniA CMsAP CAsn eroaa
Lafayette Street.
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"ANTED.--5OO bales COTTON,
w for which its value in New Orleans
will bs paid, BY =. NJ. HART L CO..
ap3 Agents Louisiana Penitentiaty.
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~ the Grand Turk.
JUST received direct from 81. tovi, and
y for sale low. 10, oAsH.
50 Sacks Corn;
50 Sacks Oats
80 DO Bran
Bacon, Sides and shosldp,s
apl1o.y. n. !. TOMLtwSON L c..
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-06-06
Gov. Reeder at CHICAGO.

Gov Reeder arrived at Chicago on
Wednesday last. In the evening large
crowd assembled at his hotel, and were
SO urgent to see him that, although he
was where he had not been seen before
for two weeks, in bed, it was thought best
to wake him. In response to the con-
gratulations of his friends, Mr. Reeder
made few remarks, which the Demo-
cratic Press gives in the following form :
with regard to the plundering pro-
pensities of the vagabonds who assisted
IN the destruction of Lawrence, and who
have been for the last two or three weeks
rowing lawlessly over the territory, he
fully confirmed the dispatch which we
give in another column. On one occa-
sion the rufians broke open his trunk,
one Of them dressed himself in a suit of
his clothes, others possessed themselves
OF other portions of his wardrobe, and
what they did not want they wantonly
burned.
dis friend Col. Toplife had his peck
cts rifed of $500 in regular highwayman
iashion' and plumber and robbery every
where prevailed At Lawrence even
'he sna"is were taken from shoulders of
the women by the vagabonds there as
semOled' All these outrages were al
lowed TO go on without the least inter
ference from Governor Shannon; but
when, after the sack of Lawrence. the
Free SAFE men, driven to desperation.
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determined to make stand at Topeka,
he called out the United States dragons
to preserve law and order
After stating that the South had sent
about four hundred armed emigrants to
the territory the present spring, who with
the Missourians had been chiefly instru-
mental in the outrages, murders, and rob-
berries there. Gov. Reeder addressed to
his audience the significant question-sIf
Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina
can send four hundred men to plant slave
~ in Kansas and trample down the rights
of the people, cannot the free and glori-
GUS North send a thousand to every hun
dred of them to strike a blow for free
domF We can, we can, cried several
voices, 'Fll go for one,' cried several
more. One thousand such emigrants.
continued Gov. Reeder, would very soon
change the face of affairs in Kansas.
The people were anxious to hear the
manner Of the Governors escape; but he
said that he could only tell them that he
had been aided in his escape by men in
the territory and men in Missouri. Re-
gard for their safety, however, would not
permit him to name them. Neither their
property nor lives would be safe in the
present state of things ifhe should"
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/ BLACKsMITHTNG IN TURKEY.-A cor.
respondent of the New York Commercial
writing from Constantinople, gives the
following description of the way in which
Turkish blacksmiths do their work:
"In passing blacksmith's shop the
other day, [ observed an attempt to shoe
mule. The animal was very refractory.
and not at all inclined to have any iber-
ties taken with his understandings. At
ter several fruitless attempts to conquer
his obstinacy, four Turks took hold of
him, threw him down, and dashed his legs
to stick, rolled him over on his back.
and put his shoes on at their leisure. It
was novel but a very efectual method.
At best it always takes three men to shoe
a horse-one to hold him, another to hold
up his foot, while third fastens on the
shoe"
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