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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-21

SNow.-"It SHOWS, cries the schoolboy hurrah."
On Monday afternoon last Oct 10Th, the first snow
Of the season, in this place, descended from win
try-looking clouds. 1t fell quite fast for a short
time, but vanished on reaching the ground
In the evening, at ten O'clock the ground was
covered with snow half an inch in depth The
Square of Pegasus" stood forth brightly defined
in the zenith; while ORION, that glorious constel-
lation of mid winter rose in magnifcence in the
cast, with a cold, calm smile, speaking of the
rapidly approaching winter, the sweet sleep of
Nature
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SEE FOURTH PAGE for an interesting commu-
nicatiOn from MARCO"

THE CRIsIs.-So large a number Of banks have
lately failed that we have concluded not to publish
the list any longer. We may hereafter notice the
suspension of large institutions, but shall decline
to notice the downfall of "sma fry" We would
advise our readers to refuse eastern money; the
safe course is to take only bills on the banks of
Michigan Wisconsin and Illinois. These are well
secured by pledge of public stocks, and in these
trying times, should be supported by the people
of the west.
We will receive, at par, bills on any of these
banks, including even those of Macomb county,
Tecumsch, Elgin, and Fox River, We believe they
will be good at some future day.
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Rare Chance

rare finance
For investment in LANDS AND LOTS in and
around the village of Eastmanvie, the probable
future county seat of this GETAWAY county. Also,
LANDS in this vicinity, adjoining and near the
route of the Detroit & Milwaukee X. X.
For particulars and information enquire at the
store in this village. Terms of sale, easy.
GALEN EASTMAN.
Eastmanve, August 26, 1857. 3o3tI
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READING MATTER on every page of the Times

SINGLE COPIES of this weeks Times. containing
Mr. THOMAS address, neatly done up in wrappers
for sale at this Office Price, five cents.
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PERU, ILLs.-We had the pleasure, last week, of
visiting our friend c. NJ KIRKLAND, of the Peru
Commercial. A right sociable time we enjoyed to-
gctlcr. He has large Office and is doing good,
paying business We were sorry to see that he is
engaged in a controversy of a somewhat personal
and difficult nature with some of the city officers,
but in every other respect we wish him success.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-21

WooD.-Those of our subscribers who wish TO
pay their subscriptions in wood, will please bring
il along soon.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-21

OTTAWA REGISTER The proceedings of the
Ottawa Co. Agl Soc. arc to be published in full
from commencement.
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RUM AT WoRK-Another Murder in M,sskeoon.
We learn by the Oha,ca Clarion that William
Crosicr was killed by two " moderate drinkers, !" on
Monday, Oct. II, He was shot with gun John
Powers and VIM. Young were the murderers.-
They were taken to Grand Haven on Wednesday,
and were tried last week, found guilty, and both
sentenced to the Jackson state prison for life
There are now about $50 convicts in the state
prison, which is crowded to almost its entire capa-
city, but rum will crowd it still fuller.
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To our old friends and customers and "the rest of
mankind"-we respectfully invite you to drop in"
and examine goods and prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
Our stock is unusually large, and was selected
with the greatest care with direct view TO the
wants of our customers; our experience having
taught us that the BEST GOODS invariably give
the best satisfaction.
To our friends in iceland, Blendon, Allendae,
and other towns, we would say that the bridge
across the bayou on the south side OF the river,
opposite the store, is now being completed thereby
rendering our place easy of access-with smll-
ing ferryman ever ready and willing to ferry our
customers at all times to and from the store,
free of expense.
The centralty Of Eastmanvillc renders it more
convenient for greater portion OF the inhabitants
of Ottawa county to do their trading here, than at
any other point on Grand river. Shinglemen can
come in, i'm the morning, take cash or produce for
their shingles and return home the same day, thus
making a great saving Of time and expense.
We also keep constantly on hand and for sale
large assortment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES
of Il superior quality. Physicians prescriptions
compounded and put up on short notice.
Being engaged in business in Chicago as well as
in Eastmanville, we can and will pay the highest
market price for A, No. |, Shingles, Logs, Bark,
Slaves, Posts and Produce.
Our time of settlement will be the same as here
tofore-the first of April and October
DRAFTS on Chicago sold at par, and interest
allowed on deposits of three months and over.
CONFER b. SHAW,
PHILETUs FISK, } Proprietor.
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sing Journd,

W. ~ ~ " ] = -
On the sth inst by the Rev. o. Hail. of Lamont
Mr.. T. F. EAsToN and Miss M. A. DURPHY, both
of Polkton Center. ta urs9
Robes of spotlcss white,
Smiles and gances bright ,oo
All things fair and light;
A blessing and a prayer,
And then the happy pair
Forever welded are.
Constant, true in love
May this union prove;
Blessings from above r
so Upon their homo descend,
And hope and peace attend
ah Life's journey to its end. NJ
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STATE OF MICHIGAN Thu Circuit Court
for the County Of Ottawa. In Chancery.
At session of the Circuit Court for the County of
Ottawa, held at Grand Haven, on the fifteenth
day of October, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-seven
Present Hon. George Martin, Circuit Judge.
Theodore p. Sheldon,
Complainant,
Oswald d. van der Sluis,
Johanna M. van der Sluis
George Torrey, Joseph Torrey,
Charles Torrey, and Mary L.
Torrey, Defendants.
1t satisfactorily appearing to this court that the
defendants, Joseph Torrey, Charles Torrey and
Mary L. Torrey arc non-residents of this State
on motion of Joseph Miller, jr. solicitor for said
complainant, it is ordered that said defendants,
Joseph Torrey, Charles Torrey, and Mary L. Tor
rey, cause their appearance to be entered in this
cause within three months from the date of this
ORDER and that in case of their appearance they
cause their answer to the complainant's bill to be
filed, and copy thereof to be served on the said
solicitor for the complainant within twenty days
after service upon them of copy of said bill and
notice of this order and in default thereof that
the said bill of complaint be taken confessed by
the said Joseph Torrey, Charles TOrrey, and Mary
L. Torrey
And it is further ordered, that within twenty
days, the said complainant cause this order to be
published in the Grand River Times, newspaper
printed and published in the said County of Ottawa,
at least once in each week foi six weeks in success
sion-or that said complainant cause q copy of this
order to be personally served on said Joseph Tor
rey, Charles Torrey, and Mary L. Torrey at least
twenty days before the expiration of the time
above limiHd for their appearance" " I'D
| certify that the above is a true copy of the
original. JAMES p. SCOTT Register
Grand Haven, Oct. 18th. 1857. [3llw6
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OUR JoURNEY.-On Saturday last, we returned
from journey of II days 1880 miles its eastern
terminus being in Detroit, Mich, and its western in
Peru, HIS. We publish this week. a continuation
of our adventures, and shall give the conclusion
in our next issuc.
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THE GRAND RIVER TIMES, Der. 2l
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

AGENTs-Thc following named gentlemen will
act as our agents for receiving subscriptions and
advertisements for the Times. Their receipts will
be considered as valid.
JAMES SAWYER, general agent for Ottawa Co.
JOHN BARNARD, Robinson.
4 A. X. CARY, Grand Rapids. 3ra0.
. To- The steamers Olipe Branch and Michigan
leave this place at about ~, NJ as follows:
Michigan, going east going west,
4ea4 Mondays, Tuesdays,
Tab Wednesdays Thursdays,
a.l Fridays. ~ 2l Saturdays.
Olice Branch, going east, going west,
Tuesdays, Mondays
Thursdays Wednesdays sdt
Saturdays. Fridays. ...t
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In Eastmanville, at two O'clock A. NJ. of the goth
inst, JAMES b., only child Of VIM. N. and A. M.
ANGEL, aged nine months. g.,
In Mill Point on Saturday, the Sd inst, Mrs.
ALvINA, wife of GEORGE G.. LOWELL
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LAMONT ADVERTISEMENTS

CHOICE FARM of rs acres of land DO acres
~ under improvement-one mile from Lamont
village. 1t is well watered by an excellent stream
For sale by Il. Ii. WOODBURY..
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GEORGE PARKS & Co.,
General Land Agents

DONNET Ribbons Artificial Flowers, Ruehc
ID Border in great profusion at the new store OF
c. q W..
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nRIED APPLES just received, the best article
H. in this market, selling very cheap, at
O. e.. w.
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* TO 20 TONS OF NEW HAY, for sale by
LEI 3o9y1 T. Il. WOODBURY..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
,TAW DEMOORAT,

w D spencer.
st. LOUIS. >. Post.
How They MARRY AND Livr.-A
young man meets pretty face, falls in
love with it, courts it, marries 1t, goes
to housekeeping with it, and boasts OF
having a home and wife to grace it.
The chances are nine to one that be
has neither. her pretty face gets TO
be an old story, or becomes faded, or
freckled, or fretted; and as the face was
all he wanted, all be paid attention to,
all he sat up with, all he bargaiped for,
all he sworc to love honor and protect.
he gets sick Of his trade, knows dozen
faces which he likes better, gives up
staying at home evenings, consoles
himself with cigars, oysters and politics,
and looks upon his home rs very
Indifferent boarding house. A family
of children grow up about him; but
neither he nor his "face" know any
thing about training them, SO they
come up heller skelter; made toys of
when babies, dolls when boys and
girls; drndges when young men and
women; ard so passes year after year,
and not one quiet, happy bomely hour
is known throughout the entire house.
hold.
Another young man becomes ena.
mored Of fortune" He waits upon
it to parties, exchanges billet deux with
it, pops the question to it, gets Eyes"
from it, takes it to the parsons, weds
it, calls it "wifc," carries it home, sets
up an establishment with it, introduces
it to his friends, and says-poor fellow
that he. too, is married and has got
a home. It's false. He is not married,
and has no home and he soon finds
it out. lie is in the wrong box, but it
is too late TO get out oft. lie might a.
well hope to escape from his coffin
Friends congratulate him, and he has
10 grin and bear it. They praise the
house, the furniture, the cradle, the
bible, the new baby, and then bid the
fortune" and he who husbands it good
norningl As if he, had known good
morning since he and that gilded for
une were falsely declared to be one.
Take another case. A young lady
s smitten with pair of whiskers.-
1urlcd hair never before had such
harms. She sets her cap for them
hey take. The delighted whiskers
make an offer, protiering themselves
10Th in exchange for one heart. The
lear miss Is overcome with magnani-
nifty, closes the bargain. carries home
he prize, shows it to pa and ma, calls
herself engaged to it, thinks there new
II was such pair OF whiskers before,
md they are married. Married. Yes,
he world calls it so, and We WILL
What is the result ! A short honey
noon, and then they unluckily discover
hat they arc as unlike as chalk and
heese, and not to be made one, though
III the preachers in Christendom pro.
louncc it SOY. III. Palladium.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10


TIE New HALL OF THE House. OF
REPRESENTATIVES, AND New SENATE
CHAMnER.-The new hall of the House
will occupy the centre of the south
wing of the capitol, and will be rectan'
GuIar, one hundred and thrtv-nine feet
long from east to west, ninety-three
feet wide, and about thrty'six feet high.
1t will be lighted by sky-!ights in the
ceiling and glass root, and at night
10y large chandeliers suspended between
the ceiling and roof. The speakers
chair will be situated on the south side
of the hall, and the members seats,
three hundred in number, arranged in
the semi-circular form fronting it,
There will be a continuous gallery on
three sides of the hall-the north, east
and west capable Of seating twelve
hundred persons, and separate gale
ry for reporters, behind the speakers
chair. The walls of the hall, under
the galleries, will contain panels for
paintings, and, above, inches for statu-
airy. The hall itself will be nearly sur
rounded by corridor, affording con-
venient communication with the post
office, the retiring rooms, and the COM
mittee rooms The public galleries
will be entered from corridor sur
rounding them in the second story,
which will be reached by splendid
stairway. The present state of the
work was briefly stated in our issues of
yesterday morning. We can but add
to-day that workmen are employed in
preparing the floor for the seats of the
members, in putting up the galleries,
and in covering the walls with an Or
namental finish of cast iron.
The new Senate chamber is situated
in the centre of the North wing of the
capitol, and is constructed on similar
plan with that of the hall of the House
of Representatives, only smaller, being
ll2 feet long by 80 wide. This leaves
more room in the building for corridors
and other apartments. The Senate re-
firing room, situated in the north front
Of the wing, is to be magnificent
apartment. 1t will be SO feet in length
by 2lil in height. The ceiling is to be
of pure white Italian marble, and is to
be supported by polished Corinthian
columns and pilasters Of the same ma
terial, with richly carved capitals. The
walls are to bc of the richest Tennessee
marble, set with large plate-glass mir
rors, and at each end Of the room are
to he inches filed with statuary. The
other rooms on the north and east side
Of this wing are designed for private
reception roomA- Washington Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

UThe New York Spirit Of tie
Times gives the following characters
of good horse l. His eyes even
when seen in the stable, are perfectly
clear and transparent, and the apples
or pupils Of his eyes are alike in color
and size. =. On being nipped in the
gullet, he will utter sound like that
from bellows; if on the contrary, he
should give vent to dry, husky, short
cough, beware Of him. He is unsound.
3. His legs are smooth and "clean. -
II you find punches or puffs, or a differ
ence in the size, though he may not be
lame, disease turks there 4. II broad
and full between the eyes, he is sus
ceptible Of being trained to almost any
thing. 5. If some white or parti-col-
ored, he is docilc and gentle.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

ever offered in Davenport. Consisting of
2lOW0 feet Framing Timber Of every dimension.
1000 " Seasoned Flooring rough aud dressed
loo uo ." Barn Boards, from II 10 % feet long.
400 600 % Fencing
% 900 d" Shcath.ng.
2o.coo " Siding Feather edged, and y Inch, Of
various qualities.
Toe GOO -" GEAR Lumber for fnshing OF every
thickness
100000 " Cut Shingles.
lM,hoo " No. !, Shaved Shingles
2t"l Goa " Sawed
7m 600 " Iath.
10000 " Pockets.
Also,
largr assortment % henrs, Sash Blinds Wiz
dow aud pr FRAMES, Mo Iiiiug and Scroll work Of
every variety and Of th' 81 quality, conatantly on
hand and mGuufactur,' n order at the shortest
ieher hlyng large 81 ok Of Logs, we pre-
pared 70 All orders for II ming AMI Bridge Timber,
with the utmost dis1ata CANON FRENCH.
(mayiltO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
NOTICE.

I'M and amer the ~ % January tho undarsignsd
~ Bankers In the city Of Davenport, vl open th.ir
en1c0 fof business At o'coct A. NJ, and close 81
O'Clock r. ~ until further notice.
COOK / SARGENT,
MACKLOT CORnlN,
TALLAAH, POWERS 4 NOLAN
CHUBB, Bro, DARROwe Q co.
NICHOLS, CAMPBELL CO.
Mc0RR6Ok, LAWES 0LAEknOhE.
jan1hfe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
LUMBER! LVMRER 7!

1hf usscrlhers would respectfully inform the
] builders OF Davenport and the public generally
that they ksea constantly on ham, their Planning
MIL. IN Rock Island, oorner OF Rock River and ash
in9tan streets Seasoned Flooring and Siding and iii
kindsof finishing lumber Of the best quality Cali
and examine our stock before purchasing es-where
}. A. BIDDISON 90.
tober 30, 1884 year
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

EX THE LIVER
ATOR
Prepared BY DIR. SANFORD.

rs Agreat scientins eiieal discovery, and Il daily
L woi king cures, almost toe gresi To believe Il
Gu IS as n by c, The first dose giving be-
"fh', ana selt m nior' than on TIT Is ecu RID
euc. al kind 81 Ltrer Complaint from he writ
Jaund &C or Dyspepsia " mn, hesdach- all II
which are the r suit Of Dlses eed Liver
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
:
GodIrey's Celebrated Cordial Gin

II Cheers. Jpi docs not I,eJrtate
YINHIS qna,led bavcrase possesses medicinal pro-
/ pert.es Of the highest order 1t i manuiaetu ed
espec ally and BY The Proprietor and Pstentee
the best materials and has the merits with@nt the
deetsstE u cts Of any oterr tiinei,her IN Crest
Britain TYoland -or thiseorh,ry. -6oStreys Cete-
bratcd Co,diai DIN has been adopted by eminent
physicians a. the purest and most efiica.ous dffu
sive stimulant and diur,tir which manufacturing
skill has set given to the worldItis entirely exempt
from ihsee alcobec drinks which begst thirst for
st,israSuks. osders eOony saipunt psdsnpay 6ied
BY III Prdrnetnr. = % sO00DYAsv,A4..1
Importer Of Brandies. Gin, Wines, Ac.
June79d3c t6 south William 1t. New York
49, 80 --A------
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INSURANCE.

Qaw,kcye 1lssupance o.,
/! DAVENPORT, iowa
nV1I0B N NO. DAvAxPORf'A MOCK eur
~ Chuth, Utsthss ,DssEsw B Cas- Daukhe Muse
OMce Hours, 3 a 70 Pm.
: DIRECTORS:
j. n. D. Bsrrows. Geo. L. Davenport, p. MeYwin
Alfred Sanders. Charles Leslie, c. Q. Parry, l. C.
Oessaint, Jas. n. Dalxen, b. B. Woodward, John
Owens, J. " Wi<y, A. H. Barrow, u. L. Shorey.
OFFICERS:
L. q, DBssAINT, President.
OHAS LBo9LlE, Treasurer
DANIEL L. SHORgH, Secretary.
A. h. BARROw0,
JAMES n DAv zkLI, TX. Com.
b. B. WOODWARD, Assist Ssc'y.
DIP. AckOUk, General Agent.
Ibis Is Home Company. II inssres exciuslvely
On the mutual plan. The stock consists Of premium
notes, and there y nov $4,000 In such notes Ia pos
session Of the Company. All this property can be
reached by process from our svn Courts, and there
fore oaers . suf6cient guaranty thaS the members
will recover the sum insured In case Of lave. This
piah Of insurance has come into senersl in the
a.tern cit les because It combines cheapness with
safety, and keeps money circulating at home that
void otherwise be sent abroad.
July2sikwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10

The Albany Knic1er1ocker speaking
OF the late prize fight At Point Abino,
says:
BRADLEY, one Of the prize fighters,
went down the river yesterday morn
ing in company with two black eyes and
broken nose. Rankin will follow a.
soon Is he is able to endure a shutter.,'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-10
GROUEKiEB. 7

Burrows, 'PrettJlsh : DGlss6,
Wholesale Dealers In
Gk OCERIE = i.
IRON, Salt. Cement, SC.
AGENTS F0R THE SALE OF
-. .. Herring - Cos
celebrated Fire and 7hip' Proof Safe
Z. 4 I. Fairbanks Scales.
WE shailkeep constantly on hand full stock of
w SSosetass, which 20 OFF, " ,hs ssade A. lsv
a. can bspurrhssed IN ohkseo = Z. I@uis. scs
purchasers VIII hnd our goods 90 he the best quail
ana warranted equal to sample ian2sdAef
NCGARs - Museovado. Porto Rico, Clarified,
- Crushed and Powde. ed, for sale at
BURROWS, PRkTTYMAN X DALZEII.
1NUFFEEs--Rio, Mocha, Javs, also Grorrd Core,
~ anil Essence OF Conee,M b.. \. Ap
MoLAssEs-N. Orleans, sugar House, AMI syrup
Nl for sale at BEAD
T'EAs-lnpclial,y Young Iy,on, Guapowier. and
Black isas, forts At b. P. d D. :
NPICEs-P.pper, Anspicc, CHM anon, Gloves, Gin
- Ger, Mustard ami Nu,mess,1 B.P.SD.
NOAPs-fsnoy and Toilet, Family, Erssive and
oCssllie, for sale a. BEAD,
|SANDLEs-sperr, Aiamsn,ias, stsarine, Star and
~ -ailow, for sale low NJ BpAp
nILs- Sperm, Solar, Lard, Bank, Rosin, Ltnseed
~ and Olive, AT Bpm
DAINTs-Whhe Lad snd Ems Paints Tor sale a,
1919 ~ b!f-N D.
(uGAKs--Hsysna,G German and American brands,
~ At b. p, d ID.
voBACCo-Na Natural Leaf. virginia and Missouri
pound os@ss, Twist IiI-Eol and smoking Tor
sale NJ bad.
YEAST POWDERS d various brands and kinds, a,
i b.P.&
(,ANDlEs- assorted and fancy, Gum ant Lemon
~ pron, Losenees $50 mp, Aps
DRuNEs in Jars, boxes and barrels, Citron. Fig
i Paste and Currants,n at Ri Pad
DICKLEs-undervood's brands, escorted Sizes;
! Pepper Sauce, for sale at BIZ PAD.
DowDER, shot, Lead and Gaps, all kinds and Sues,
j At B.P Nd.
IrARcH-Oorn, Pear; and Family, Tor sale a,
. BIZ AD.
NUTS Almonds, Brazil, fiipess. Pea Pecan.
IN Walnuts and Cocoa, q " fb.P.AD.
II AIsINs-M and Layer, whole and !. boxes.
IL Sultana and Maaga, at D. PAD.
~ HoC0LATE. Cocoa, Brorna, farina. Tspicos
~ Wheaton ,;rits and Oat Meal. b. 7. 4 d.
CALT-Kanhawa, Syracuse, Turks Island, Liver
- pool blown and Ground Alum. Is. y. D.
rEMENT- Louisville and Utica; Fostering Hair,
~ Stucco Plaster, Milwaukee and Santusky Soda
Ash, 3 tons IN store, and for sale by y. K sd
y ---~----- ------- l.
DAsKETs-Market to IN bnshe Corn and
ID Clothes at BPSD
w OODESwARE- Tubs Pals, Wash Roards,
w Churns, Mops, Axe Helves, at PAD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Jute Hemp, and cotton
~ dsga of all sizes f1"f sBp Nd
LlSH-Maskerei, Salmon. White Fish, Trout, Cod
II Dish and smoked Hallibut, at u. r. Nd
HLASS-W indow Glass. assorted sizes, TumbIers
" Jars and pemgehn-. for sale at BP I'D
RRIASToNE; Sulphur, salts, Borax, Indigo, In
- store and for sale by B.P. Nd.
Go, and 81 Louis, fer sale at
wi Il. r. D.
Ts> q - n>A
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Herring's Safes.

The subscribers a.c Agents
for Mcssrs. $. q. Herring n
Co's celebrated Fweaail Thief
roof SAFE. W. ~ouid invite
the attention OF the public to
the fact that these Safes have
for years stood the test -
both ire, thief AMI also ~
time. Very many Safes viii
ma measure DEFY the former