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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10
FACTS IN MODERN sPIRITUALIsM.

AS Mrs. D. O. SMITH, of Waukegan Ills, riding home from
party evening" the sleigh stopped for the purpose of letting
young man get in.
While in the act of stepping in, he accidentally slipped and in
attempting himself from fall nvounary seized hold of
the of Mrs S., which she valuable bracelet The
contained some the hair of departed sister,
that account, especially, it much valued.
On reaching home, Mrs S. found that the bracelet gone
and naturally pposng that have been lost at the time the
gentleman caught hold of her a her husband went back and
sought carefully for ii, but without
Two nights AFTER when Mr. Smith about to retire for the
night Mrs. S., who kepca regard to the agency spirits
human aais-remaked her husband that she had been
strangely and strongly aecedhat appeared to her that her
sister there and that really seemed to her that she had
her bracelet by the of the house. Mr. S. suggested that
doubtless her sister had really been there tell her where the
bracelet The next morning, after daylight she went
ouwent directly to the oand picked up her bracelet out Of
the
Now the kepcsm of Mrs. Smith, respecting the whole subject
embraced the spiritual phenomenal not at all cac
lated inspire her with the idea that her sister, who in the
spitword actually present with her. Nor there any ev
dnce whatever prove that this singular and vivid impression
the result the natural action her mind The evidence
all against such inference The conviction her mind
resulting from the facts and the normal operation of her faculties
that the bracelet lost at distance from home where
the accident occurred which have already described 1t follows
therefore, that her perception of the real fact its whereabouts
be attributable other of information We think
be obvious the pudced mind that the facts altogether
favor the idea that invisible intelligence played essential part
in this
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10
TELEGRAPHING BY A SPIRIT.

E. G. Fuller esq, of Codwate Michigan in recent letter to
THE Spiritual Age writes as follows-
aWe have lately had-to phase of spiritual rappng
Mr. Campbell experienced and excellent magnetic telegraph
OPERATOR lately attended circle the house of Mr. Bates in this
village He profound skept and went there Of motives
of curiosity After seating himself at the table, his Ian
gage Il quietly few moments listening to the sounds and
thinking what fools would make of themselves when suddenly
was startled by teegraphic signal.
GO" read the sounds the table the the habit
of reading the click the instrument in the office The signals
"ews from New York; loudly and distinctly repeated several
times until recovering from my amazemen answered the call
would have done in telegraph office.
Immediately there lengthy communication with as
much pdy and accuracy the most rapid operator send
over the 1t purported from deceased friend who
in this e operator in New York Office This commun
cation answered. and received others the way during the
evening During this time one in the room beside myself knew
what going on, until told them what the communications
were'
These facts get from Mr. Campbelr own lips He says that
since that time he has held almost daily intercourse with the same
spirit and has received such convince him that the
municatons come from disemboded spirit" Glia
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

AN EASY PRoFEssoN-The graduating class in Old Yale, in
the year thousand eight hundred and odd had meeting the
day before they be made Bachelor of Arts and
this meeting agreed that each should announce his
tons as to the profession intended pursue Ten years after
ward they would meet and compare the results with the records
BY that good fortune which helps the lame and the lazy Jenkins
had squeeze through the examnaonshose designed
catch the aand he bound go forth with proud
diploma the best of his fellows The president of the meeting
called the students in alphabetical ORDER and each gave
expression hopes smile every face when he said
"Mr jenkins, what do you intend to be?"
Jenkins had nveeate habit of png which gave additional
droery to his reply
"I am goin' to be phcopal minither"
All, indeed; and why so, Mr. Jenkinsg'
For three reathons:
In the firth plathe phcopal mnhes awayth marry rich
wives
In the thecond plathe the prayers all written out
And in the third pathe the hermons very thor and
them you steal"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10
"THIs WORLD IS FULL OF BEAUTY"
BY GERALD MASSEY.


There lives voice within gues-angel of my heart,
And its lispings me- till tears do often start;
Up evermore it springeth like hidden melody,
And evermore il singeth this song of songs to me
This world is full of beauty other worlds above;
And if we did our duty might be full of love"
orgiving and kind words one spoken,
Instead of gevng there might be few boken
Were angels might talk with
And God-iumned earth should the Golden Age again.
For this world is full of beauty other worlds above;
And if we did our duty, it might be full of love!
While plenty smieth wakes this for bread?
Why crushed millions toing gaunt clothed in rags uned
The sunny hills and valleys blush with fruit and gran
But the lording in the palace still robs his fellow
Yet, this world is full of beauty other worlds above;
And if we did our duty it might be full of love!
Oh God what hosts amped amid this thirst for god
What noble sapped love- what spirits lose fe hold
And upon this Godbesed earth there's
Millions of wait the seed, and food ro in the
This world is full of beauty other worlds above;
And if we did our duty, it might be full of Lowell
The eafongues of the forest fower-ps of the sod,
The birds that hymn their into the of God,
And the living wind that brngeh from the
Have each voice that singeth this of
"This world is full of beauty other worlds above;
And if we did our duty it might be full of loveF
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

SPoNeEs.-We exported from Key West
last year about 100000, worth Of sponges;
and this years exports, stimulated by the adj
vanced price will probably reach 100000,
or about l5O,OoOibs. of sponges. About
forty boats and two hundred men are engag-
ed in the business, who catch the sponge in
the shallow waters of South Florida, as far
west as Cedar Keys.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

A HUGE BRD.-Three fragments of the
shoulder of an unknown bird were recently
dug up in France. Placed end to end, they
measured 23 inches-about third larger
than the shoulder Of the Albatros, which of
all known birds, has the largest humerus-
Scientific men consider the specimen as be-
longing to distinct genus, and gave it the
name of Pelagornis miocenus.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

Capt. Taggart, of Roxbury, Mass, has Ia
ken out patent upon machine for digging
potatoes, which will enable man, with the
aid Of pair of horses, to dig from six TO
ten acres R day. -. 80 4,
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

C. DAVIS & CO.,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, etc, etc.
Muskegon, Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

ALBEE & HUNTING,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware Cutlery, Crockery, Boots and Shoes,
ETC., etc. Corner of Washington and Water Sts.
Grand Haven.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

w. ID. FOSTER & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hard and Hol-
lowWare, Iron, and Manufacturers of Tin and
Sheet-Iron Ware, foot of Monroe street,
Grand Rapds.
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HENRY GRIFFIN,

HENRY GRIFFIN,
Commission Merchant and General Ag't, Dealer
in Salt, Flour, Dry and Green Fruits, Provisions,
Family Groceries, Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery,
ETC., etc, Opposite the Washington House,
Grand Haven
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DIR. i. A. ROGERS,
Surgeon Dentist May be found during business
hours, at his Office, in DR.. Shepards New Block
Monroe street. Grand Rapids Mich
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

The EDIToR.-Some sensible writer has
expressed much truth in the following para
graph:
The majority of readers seem to think that
nothing can be more easy or pleasant than to
edit paper; but of all the different employ
ments by which men make their bread and
butter, there is none, we firmly believe, that
so taxes the mind, temper and flesh as that
of editing paper. There is none that re-
quires nicer tact, quicker wit, or kinder
heart A curtsh temper can never succeed
as an editor; nor narrow-minded man, nor
an ignorant one, nor hasty one, nor an un-
forgiving one. An editor must Of necessity
turn himself inside out to the public. He
cannot be hypocrite any more than hus-
band could be hypocrite to his wife. He
must expose himself in all that he does, as
much in selecting the thoughts Of others
as in publishing his own. Whosoever sue
ceeds tolerably well as an editor, is.something
more than an ordinary man-let his cotem-
poraries think of him as they will.
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CUTLER & WARTS,
Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, of all
kinds, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Hard
ware Boots and Shoes, etc. etc. Water street,
Grand Haven.
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Special Notices, five cents a line each Insertion
Business Cards $500 per annum.
Advertisements unaccompaned with directions,
will be published until ordered out, and charged
accordingly. When II postponement is added
ito an advertisement, the whole will be charged,
the same as for the first insertion.
UY- Legal advertisements at statute prices.
H5- Twelve lines or less constitute square.
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A. L. CHUBB,
Manufacturer of Plows, Cultivators and Grain
Cradles, and Dealer in all kinds of Agricultural
Implements and Machines Agricultural Ware
house, Canal street. Grand Rapids.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

FERRY & WALLACE,
Dealers in Fancy Goods, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware and Groceries. Water street,
Grand Haven.
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FERRY & CO.,
Manufacturers of Lumber, and Dealers in all
kinds of Merchandise, Provisions, Shnge Bolts,
and Shingles.
THos. w. FERRY, NOAH II. FERRY.
White River Ottawa Co., Mich.
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EASTMAN & Co., Editors and Proprietors.

81 90 n Year, In Advance. Is. in addition to
the above, will be charged for every 3 months
that payment is delayed.
~ No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
paid except at the discretion of the publishers.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
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HOPKINS & BROTHER,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
y chants, General Dealers in all kinds of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Grain and Provisions, Manu-
facturers and Dealers wholesale and retail in
all kinds of lumber Mill Point, Mich.
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STEPHEN MONROE,
Physician and Surgeon. Office one door west OF
j. r. Davis Tailor shop, Washington street.
Grand Haven.
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GROSVENOR REED.

Attorney and Counselor at Law All business
entrusted to me will be promptly and satisfacto-
rily attended to. Residence,
Charleston Landing, Ottawa Co.. Mich.
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Ottawa IRON Works.
FERRYsBURG, OTTAWA CO., MICH.
WIN. M. FERRY, Jr, Manufacturer of Sta
tionary and Marine, high or low pressure En-
gines, Mill Gearing, Iron and Brass Castings
Post Office address, Grand Haven, Mich.
1857. CUTLER & WARTS, 1857.
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise, Pork, Flour, Salt, Grain,
Lumber, Shingles aud Lath.
Grand Haven, Water street, Mich.
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'U
Physician and Surgeon. DR.. McNett is now
permanently located in this village and will
attend to all calls in his profession.
Office at the residence of Mr.. Hiram Bean, corner
of Washington and Water streets, Grand Haven,
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THE GRAND RIVER TIMES.
EAsTMANvILLE, MICHIGAN.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
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Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery also
Agent for obtaining Bounty Lands, and collect
ing claims against the United States, in connec-
tion with general agency at Washington.
Office third door below the Washington House.
Grand Haven
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CLERK'A SALE,

City Lot" South Half no. 4o4."
John Finiy Means, BY next frieBd Thos. L. Sullivan
Ez2.rte petftioa for sae OF lot for reinvesfment &C.
ID virtee Of AdecTeetsl order Of the Circuit Court Of
ID Shelby county, term made in lhis can e Al its Sea-
I mber term, 1857, will On the premises on
the l6ih dzy u sAbsAy hext, 1858, oder 81 pubic tale
tor One-third cash AID the balance % . credit Of six.
twelve and eighteen months. with bonds and Fnod So
eartty, bra-ng Interest from date, and a lien retained.
thr following fescnbe1 lot in the CITY Of Memphis
Tennessee being TIE south half Of original lot No. 4Oa.
fronting - feets inches on Third street, and running
back i5 feet 8 inches 70 a private eiiey, well improved
ard Cccunied at present By Dr. Geo ". Jones.
decfO IDS 4 ID L. STEWART caark
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= 4 = HNoHLs
MOORE & HUGHES
Ceasral Land Agency Business
~ EHE STATE or Arkansas
NJ a Ina. N .Lt.n


THEY VII PAT TAXES on lands, and attend =
% the uo1semif 8 OF forfeited LANDS -
my win make persoaal ezsminatians s1d sur-aTS
reTs d LAID. On any psrt q the St41=, ana reporA
% parties the chsrsctrr II tie sol, t1bers quantity o.
srable and up1n any particular trsct. sid snT l=strstle
Information 10 reEErd thGretos and n case where own
- vi-h 70 bring her lard into mzFksL. theF vii cen
tract 10 ave umber deadened upon it, and vii In FuT-
Chaser ~ either the pautstians OF Eld lands 81 Lhose
-ho desire 20 sci.
Huch one l.nd IN this ststs has been reserved from
sale f- the last I've years, having been reported a.
swamp aud urprHs-ed, and Ehich, hg 81 act o. TIE las-
G,nE-ess. 49, confirmed 70 the stste. s1t vii b. szbi-t
70 entry in a feE months. The lets OF thee lands cob
tain 4 great deal that has beccue vslusoe si1os 81 reser-
walton. and thE above firm. fram their experience -
u-srfczl surveyors. one Of whom has been engaged in
fhe Pablo Surveys Of tn STATE for mauT years aed tee
orhs- IL RaTrszd and swamp Land ErEine uus, having
thas szin=I AZ extensive knsEieire OF land throughout
TIE ststa. Fu be prspard % MAKE good lucsu0as f-
pe-zsus desirlrE 70 invest u01ey. Eheu thts conf matioH
o. swamp Lsn3s j. offered fgr safe, Ct Eub'e-t to entry.
elhsr E3ra stipulated share Of The lend or clmfnission
up1n Ne money inV=sted.
oaos. pats q Isns zrimpr5vrd, OF farms, with fun de-
~sc-iuri1ns % thsir Improvements. quzl-F, reality, &C
20 thar rhsy can b. ~ once d-rtct-u % cheap sud suitable
ulsc--
-aar -u boy and sell Land warrants or locate then
fr holders. Any business in the above iCe wH B.
promptly altentld t.
Oaos On tae corner O. Nan and Markham streets,
Lfie Eccs. AK.
E-rrRETcEs-Hon B v J0HDs11, WI r Hmer
Aa1it9r. Eaiand a. Co Little Rex Az; Hon I'd
cross, Hs1Ipstrad uluuT5 Capt D T. williams, VAST
= psisi Ftus a Co. SemPniss Tenn.
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GREAT -sOUTHWEsTERN
ESTRsaYS.

Oy 10
TAKES UP ~ p. .. WedsrwoOd. on he fsth dav Of
IL octoAer, 1857. . Bay MARE nb1uf IL hands high.
- van ~, and v-Iued al $50 said FedgeEood rsfde.
IN aemphis Flnh Civil Distu1.
TAKEN VI hv IasephHz Crfn haw. on ths IA Il dar q
November, 1857 FLOOD A HOhsE PONY aoont
years Cd, 70 or II hands hi<h, marked Hlih the letters
4 \ on his left shculder. left hind foo; Nh Il. and Z VI lie
sfrzak on bis forehrEd-rziaed A. $50 SAID GRESHAM
| reficss ~ he Fourteenth civil nisfrict-
Taken up bv Th1uas D Williams. on the e4th daF a
NOVEMBER. 1857. aELACE NuLE about Is hands hirh
~ years cid and valued a. ss0. sah Wflisms rsldes
IN the Fourteenth crvn D~stric.
Taken NJ b. lanes \ KEY, on The lfh dav a Decem-
Der 1887. aiarge BAT nORSE ~ OF i4vesrs cd thee
white feet-hss had swee1y IN both shoaIders, and va
ned 50 sac KY resides On Pigean Roost Pgsak
Road. seven niles fr5u Neuphis-
EkLEIs6. Dec. 10 1851. AZ TzoMA
: crle-vts ksugrr Ehety oounty.
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cox Reward

DAEAWAT from the un5ersigned, living IN De-
n SOFA county. Kiss. a5olt f1ur miles east % a
Uenzrfs. on ne Srh daF o. Nurelber, . neEu *
man NAMED HEShT- said neEro h about % Or E-A
r-arE o. aEe, q lf a VrlhU cou1ert1ns ? feet 4 OF
Bfaches high. WI weigh abrutfs5 o. 10 Fourdss - .
szr O. one cresE o. &c ofhsr, naf ~ oiered vhfb.
cauzes from a burn, D. VERY fan clestcd, and EsIEs win
he breast End s~aoulders thrown b1ck Be- he'd on AZ
ol white vel hat. iiuzey cn2f. oEnatuT p1nts- anf ire
Ean shoes. viii give The shove reward n token within
ne state 81 Mississippi, o. $50 oct q the SAFE. s.
=scureff 10 Sail 90 that I c4n Eet him. Addr-<s re 81
Hernand8 Pest once. = l. SEIrH.
dHcl-sff
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Premium Cotton Gin

THE ~zttsrtion CT Cotton Planters Is repectfuly esued
. the above superior Gins, manufactured ~ 2. Car
vr 4 Co, East EridFesafer, Eass. Under a recent IN.
pu0vement, the Carvur GINS arr reEaried as the beat now
IN general use heir Guperisrlty needs No comments frou
southern country.
We hsve on hand atv 6fu1, enbractnE Ill he dfderuuf
sEes ard members Of saws.
Also 10 Eni - fe-t Ermeut bolts, washers, Gc-, oam-
yste, az q Nhich We oGer 70 oar friends upon ths asuE
terms and tius. GWTNE & GIBSON,
MOO. ard ? EKchange BundlnE.
Memphis. Nov. 7. Ig5I-fv
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LoEisIsua Lana for sale.

T OFFER for sale ny PLANTATION on swan -
Il Lac, consisting ef seven Hu1dredE AS Hcn- $50
~ Acree-rWn Ha1dud and Seventy Is q kiEh So
state q cultivation, AID one hGEd-ed fenoed sndZL
dsafeI.E
ne in improvements are Eood- one o. the bast Gins n
Ike Parish rw1 seventy ssE Stands, aad IN also, Eew
Cabins with b-ilk ehimneys; two dster-s aid f0Ur COED
wells
Tais P,sutston lies On the road from Provi5snos 10
Fsord saa has god school and church s1vEutGgeS
For p.rticulsTss asdress the subscriber a. Lake Pr0Fi-
5e-oe La :. y. URSEU
aa-T u4t
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500 ReYZard.

Twill fve tra sbsve reward f5- me Apprehension
i and 1sfrfF 90 ne Ia Cw11Et5l. Tzun.. o.
ATN CJENER, Who wa u1ninrd n ial n sad Iowa
on trr1 nilctusnts for HUTiur, AID Eha brots san lai
Ga the nlzht q the 10Th i1-t.
SSH caua=r Is sbout thirty or f~hirty-hvs years Old
E-zts sb11t $50 1r l55 p9urds; has black hsir, ? Cur
q Which hangs over MS ught evr Is ab - dFc eet 81
Estgl lEe1es hlzhs is Een1eei IN his appearance an'
resssuE Do bic adc7esss j. s Dsglerrean Artist q Fr1'
--i0Q 1ist- I'D q sIiEhtcf had Psrf1Tner. re Lad o.
blacE c4-imere OF Goth paHts fdzrk u!ue or bIars Ores
coat. & slalk SIX hat. = Frsr Overcast End r pair q boots
The les newly repaired q he ba1 e the foo
3. J HALET.
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Cancera

MORE than 1000 cases have 5sea cured within the
VI last * yetS, ranging rem one d thirty T-ars
LANDING Orvii Loving, LFnston Va Th-ua. U-tR.
fetershurEs FtrsiHia, Jod n Pafsh. Iunaubaw
VirEinias John Reynolds, Big Island. Virriaia. non
Pins Hal, N. @ Samuel Bnrhan. Meevnie III N
Col Arehioehd and P. Carter, kosevHle. n. G.. non.
Seorge o. Nendenhau, jamestown, \. O.. Hrs. Lrvina
AndersoH, CouogtOn, Ge0rgis. T. A Baugh. social Cir
ces 6eorgia, Jerry Crssmer, n.lton, Ga. Wm- b Cten-
DER 0ahoun, Go Elisha Durden. sorial Gree. Ca
VoL T. L1mpki1 ard John Palmer HanssTfle. Ala.
Pamphlets eontaining testimonial Of the biggest ehsr-
seer WI De Forwarded o any one Wishing 70 test ne
y Medicines Forwarded b mail.
AaIess JAS. A. CLOPTOE, n. D.,
04-ly In tavn . Hrah~ma
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FNefnfnr,s 90 af IaIuahIs -,

4 s directed b. the VIII o. Lewis HaFnie, C. -
- CEASED, W riu s1I 20 ths highest ti-drT, oHE
q credit ~ oue. rE0 ard three y ars. al tie C1urtSEh
H1u-eln Cs~lnzton on H0EDAE, IRE sb 81 next -
mouti fgsnzsrv1. 80 acres % chcice LAND lying three
miles east o. C~uFirEtgu on theod BrCErsvl- roa1s being
pa-t ~ So tract o. y ics sid ME=ne -esifef - The
EDe - his desfE; some 50 OF - acres riearc and r.
sod condfior for cultivation. tn baisnce vel mnered
AuT pHrHon wishing . small uaC this Would make .
rsrF dessrahle home. Notes rth supr0ved security re-
cuirad zua q lien retained cl he lsn1 60 secuTe the pur-
fbEsem11ey- Al the ssue time - vii hi-e FOR the "a
suing years nerre msn named DATT e. and TIVE women
HAsEAH snd E1NERVA- beorElE . sid estate.
5. ~C0THsAs tFrscvto-.
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goo REWARR.

DAEAwAT. e1sut ~ ssih q .suE1st LrCYSe
n 3 Felaw WITH. Eout tuilt s5o1f fgsntr
Eve years Cd. -efThH zbou1 cDc huudrd ara forty *
r1unds has lErr hlzck e-es, spfaEa lo11- md has x
: scar O. one o. her srsls. shove TIE Erirt. etsged a.
ire eftsr L S1e vas beuEhf % DEF1 EFe uar SIRE
nsda. kiH- ard Is EEV3ssd - have returned n thsr
atrscian. algrg the rzhrosf tra& IWIL psg E "a on
sbl- reward fr ~ spS-hensioa Ep daiEsrg - NJ Or
Coz lasrnrtson 81 ber. a. ny r~esFie1oe, one ME s1ufE
q Por PlezzriBE ca ~ rEnsosd-
o-z-u ? 8 EATHAH,
49,. -
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WATCHES.
JEWEERY.

years not only posting ourselves win rer.-d q, ~ ~
qasllrs ana lEerits u the different styles and mf-
SEQ bt o. ne knss best suitable e our msri;st. Ol ?
enl Tor = number Of yesrs, has been larzs. 10
1l-en ~e nave recently asr- many additions OF ar ouu
ltlon. eaR furnish or customers VIA SHOT
80 Ifom - 70 se9oi RIFLES fren SO = sIOe.
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EslHshlA Slave. far SAFE.

Lawrence PeEe. administrator. Sarah Eoltr mery- hsy
Tauuz e. a. distributes % Wm Ezaf7omery, de-
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