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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-26

r- MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS ~
49, AND PHOENIX BITTERS.
Females afflicted with nervous complaints. should
first purify their blood with moderate doses of the
Life Medicines, then brace up their system by APP
pcations of cold water to their skin. In all dsor-
ders Of the bowels bilious attacks or cholera these
Pills are recommended by the faculty.
D5- Sold by the Proprietor, w. b. MoFFAT, 1896
Broadway, New York. and Henry Griffin, agent,
Grand Haven Mich. 6-1
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-26
.raI9 d, qa3d9 % fsai CHICAGO, Aug. 20.

% ~ NH7H1 - u CHICAGO, Aug. 70.
s. Bronson, jr, formerly cashier Of the
Merchants and Mechanics bank in this city,
was arrested at st. Pauls on Sunday last, at
the instance Of Mr.. Woodwork, President,
on charge Of larceny Of $4,000 funds OF
the bank. Sian. ~ 'e't A2ln iah .,alp 10.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-26
WASHINGTON, Aug. 90

hrh w WASHINGTON, Aug. ~.
The general land office to-day decided
against the presumption claims, Of colored
man to $50 acres of land in Wisconsin,
Taking the ground of the supreme court in
the bred Scott case, that free negro whose
ancestors were brought to this country and
sold as slaves, is not citizen within the
meaning of the constitution of the United
States The decision of the land office APP
plies to all other similar cases now pending.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-26

SAD .OccURRENcR. We learn that the
wife Of a Mr.. Treat, of Grandyille, this
county, drowned herself and child Ia girl five
years Of age,) under quite painful circum-
stshces.g6 IT. ogl hae Isiu7i9 sI9Bol goQ 31oi
1t seems that Treat was in the habit Of
drinking Intoxicating liquor, and it is said
that while under the influence of the demon
rum, he did repeatedly and shamefully abuse
his wife, 1t supposed chat such outrageous
conduct on his part had the effect to render
her partially insane, and finally becoming
tired oftlife, she resolved to put an end to it.
But her child-her dearly loved child what
would become of that? What unknown ills
would befal her child in the dark future, when
left alone and deprived of her care, the little
innocent should be exposed to abuses too deep
for manhood to bear? Who can tell Of the
sorrows that, thorn-like, would cluster around
the otherwise sunny life of youth, to dash
away all the good of life and bring only evil
to blast its youthful joys, wreck its golden
hopes, and hasten the day OF trial and
anguish. H ss..l- '. .;,. T. Z.
Overwhelming thought. TO leave her
child exposed to evils that had darkened her
own life and rendered existence curse not
to be borne. Death, surely, hath no sorrows
to compare with those that engulph the home
of the drunkard. The horrors of the dark
grave are pleasant and sweet, but bitter the
woes of the drunkard,s home. i.95 ''a'/l
And so, perchance, tortured with dstracting
thoughts like these, the unfortunate mother
resolved to take her child along to sleep the
sleep that on earth knows no waking. Bind
ing fast the loved infant forn--the fruit OF
a once happy marriage-to herself with a
cord, she leaped beneath the waves of Grand
River, to change the vicissitudes Of an earthly
life for the less dreaded realities of the unseen
future. .u ralI.l.g3
Oh, rum; by what name shall we call
thee 49, Fob n9c i apo'
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DUBUQUE, Aug. 20.

Hostilities have again broken out between
the Sioux and Chippewas. On the 1st a
band Of Chippewas attacked a detached
party of Sioux near Lactroxiers and took 80
scalps, and then rctreated down the Reade
river o: .'Ni. iit. '3 .i'
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ST. JoHNs, Aug. IL.
The steamer Victoria left yesterday to
meet the cable feet, which will probably oc-
cur on Thursday or Friday. Mn -e--- 4
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rmv CHICAGO,
No. 10 GRAND HAVEN

49, CHICAGO,
49, re GRAND HAVEN lll
S. % Wy ,"0I AND MUSHROOM.
The Propeller OTTA IVA will run in the above
named route, during the remainder of the season
of navigation, leaving
CHICAGO, Mondays g. Thursdays. at O'Clock p. NJ.
from Ryerson, Miller & Co.'S dock
~ corner Canal and Fulton SITS;
MUSHROOM at 3 O'Clock, and
CIR. HAVEN, at 6 P, M. Wednesdays g. Saturdays.
For freight or passage apply to
Ryerson, Miller & CO., Chicago; . go
Ryerson & Morris Muskegon;
Blake & vvabbard, CIR. Haven or on board.
w. a. 'l " aCalascG EbjA' hAtMH Master
July 3, 1857. m4ola Dino 296ai hau ar
49, II you are Sick y9u must take Medicine
49, For all external and internal pain use
De w TITS PAIN RE LEV Err,
Which is stronger and requires less to effect a
cure than any known remedy. Tim "a
FOR FEVER AND AGUE, TAKE
the only safe and harmless remedy in the world,
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE
For all bilious complaints take
t H Z ANTI-BILIO PILLS,
li''i An auxiliary to the "Cure."
These Remedies destroy the Disease, but never
the patient. w. CHAPLIN, Wholesale Ag't ~
~ Providence, II. I.
For Sale by Druggists generally. 293m3
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-26

EE- Our friend A. j. LEGGATT, late the
popular landlord of the Washington House,
Grand Haven, called on us last Monday
He expressed himself we'll pleased with
Eastmanville generally, and the Times Office
in particular We had not seen him since
the unfortunate destruction of the Washing
ton, and while we regret his loss, we are
glad to learn by him, thai the citizens of
Grand Haven intend to speedily erect anoth-
or hotel to supply the needs of that place
We trust that the enterprise will by no means
be abandoned, nor for a moment delayed
the prosperity of the place demands the cree
ton of a fist class hotel. 9r ysag s., +. a..
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-26

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-Th great
est among the modern movements Of the hour
is the laying down of the Atlantic cable, to
connect the two worlds together. Some
doubts are expressed rs to its success. loo We
have none. There is a great God who moves
upon the waters, under whose directions this
movement goes on, 1t is one of those chains
whose golden links are forging to bind man.
kind into one great brotherhood. 1t cannot
fail. FToY3G f50He NISW0lL
In less than one month, the space of three
thousand miles will be reduced to. less than
one second Of time. What, but omnipres-
ence are we coming to?- CHI. Ledger. =
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-26

EE The river steamers Oliye Branch ant
Forest Queen touch at this place, daily, az
follows: ri b. uaa4 sn,as
Steamer Olive Branch, going east,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Going west, aaiia
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Steamer Forest Queen, going east, a..
Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays. a". u giI
Going west, lais9Gs 4. '..'e{ -
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, m
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FAMILY GROCERIES,
DETROIT a. MILWAUKEE, RAILWAY.

DETROIT g. MILWAUKEE RAILWAY.
NOTICE il hereby given to the subscribers to
~ the Capital Stock of the Detroit and Milwau-
kee Railway, in Ottawa County, that their sub
scriptions are due and payable at the Companys
Office at Grand Rapids and Crockery Creek, as
follows i.f ,.u ra 49, tty.ad 1910 flgaa.
Five per cent on the first day of May, 1857, and
five per cent on the first day of each succeeding
month, until the full amount shall be paid in.
W,P. INNEs, Resident Engineer Fourth lDiyls-
ion of the ID. & NJ Railway. fsrh 1888 If.
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E1s- The schooner II. II. Williams left
this place last evening for Grand Haven,
with large cargo of shingles, slaves and
wood. rasH sn fo n4io" q
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.e g5',. =, New ORLEANS, Aug. IT,,
B The city continues remarkably healthy
The number of deaths last week was only IA.
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WASHINGTON, ! .

-tel4 ooi 9baw WASHINGTON, Aug 18. D.
It is re ported that Mr.. Sherman, of Mich,
will be rendered the Office of commissioner
of patents. ita 9i't -ov'o l3a hua nie'F
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Farm for Sale i'm Allendalt

The W Inf of S W or of section IA, town north
range H. west Twenty acres improved, the rest
prime timber, all watered by creek.
There is on il good house, barn. sc. 1t will be
old very cheap. NIENHUIs u DYKEMAN. :
Allendale August "a 1857. 3o34-pd
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

AGENTs.-The following named gentlemen will
act as our agents for receiving subscriptions and
advertisements orthe Times. Their receipts will
be considered as VALID ai vau ao.niItsni sidi Z
JOHN BARNARD, Robinson, m glNTFr rTkY
A. x. CARY, Grand Rapids. $780, =
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-30
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Honorable FRAscIs NJ, KIM
Wv NEIL, President of the several Ccarts af
Common Pleas in the counties composing the
10th judicial District, and Justice of the Courts
of Oyer and Tcrminer. and General Jail Delive-
ry, for the trial of capital and other offenders
in the said district aud JosErR b. NOBLE and
JOHN G. HARrLEY, Esquires, Judges OF the
Courts or Common Pleas, and Justices of the
Court of Oyer ard Terminer, and General Jail
Delivery, fol the trial of all capital and other
offenders in the county Of Bedford--have is
sued their precept and TO me directed, for hold
ing Court OF Common Pleas, and General Jail
Delivery, and Court Of Oyer and Terminer at
Bedford, on MONDAY the 9th day Of FEB
RUARY next. NoTrcE is hereby given 20 all
the Justices of the Peace, the Coroner and Con-
stables within the said county of ofBedford, that
they be then and there in their proper persons,
with their rolls, records, and inqnisitions, ex-
amiaations and other remen.sranees, 10 do
those things which to their offices and in that
behalf appertain to be done, and also they who
will prosecute against the prisoners that are or
shall be in the J,il of Bedford county, to be beE
and there TO prosecute against them as sll all be
just. HUGH MOORE, Sheriff
Jan. 16. 1861.
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nN EG GIsTER,s NoTIcR.-Notiee Is

~ hereby given, to all persons interest.
cd, as heirs, creditors, or Otherwise, that the
following named persons, have flied their ac
counts in the Registers Office, which will he
presented TO the Orphans Court, Of Bedford
county, on Friday the 18th day of February
next, for conformation. at which time they may
attend If they think proper.
The final account OF Alex, Thomas. ami John
King, ex'ors Of the last will &c, Of John King
late of West Providence tp., deed
The account of George II. Spang, Esq, ad-
ninistrator of Thomas Keetfe, late of the Bo-
rough Of Bedford, decd.
The account OF Cyrus 0bcr, admir-, of Jacob
Ober, late of South Woodberry, tp. decd.
The account Of O. Z. Shannon, Esq, admir-,
de boais non Of Christian Anderson, late of St.
Clair tp., decd.
The account Of Daniel B. wisegarver. Esq,
Guardian of Gordn and Amanda Hammer,
minor children OF Jno. w. Hammer, dec'd.
The account of Francis Domaine, aim'r OF
James DonahG, late of Southampton, tp..
deed.
The account of William Frazer, acting adn'r
of VIM. Snerly, late OF Jnniatta tp., decd.
The final account OF VIM. Rock, admir- of
George Rock, late of Napier tp., decd.
the account ofElias Gnmp, Esq, trustee to
sell the real estate of john FicGht, late of Cole
rain tp., deed.
The account of Samuel Brown, surviving
ex'er OF the last will L g, of ohm keeffe, late
of Bedford tp., decd.
The account Of Frederick Smith, Guardian
OF Mary Ellen Fright, minor child OF John
Fieght, late of Celerain tp., deed.
The account OF Hagh Wilson. trustee to
make sale OF the real estate OF Otna Wilson, late.
of Southampton tp., decd.
The account Of Josiah Miller and John Laf
forty, late OF Juaiita tp., deed.
The account of Robert Elder, adFn'r, of ] Ohm
A. Nicodemus, late Of Wooibery tp., dec d.
The account of Josiah iIil!er, one of the
adnl'r of the estate ef Daniel Moser, late of
Londonderry tp., decd.
The account of John and Samuel Snider,
adm'r of Adam Saider, late Of Yes. pro,ilencs
ip., decd.
The account OF David c. Long, admir- Of
Henry IIelrick, late OF South Woodberry tp.,
decd.
The account of Aaron Reed, ex'er ofthe last
viii &C., of DR.. William W Reed, late of South
Woodlerry tp., decd.
The account of lsaiih and Uriah Comfy,
admir- Of Allen Cenly, late of Maple, tp., deed.
The account OF Samuel NJ. Boor, acting
ex'orof tac last win &c, OF II chlsi Boor, late
of Cumberland Valley, tp., decd.
u WASHABAUGH,
Register.
Register Once, Jan, l6, ls57-4t.
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PUBLIC SALE,
OF 1900 ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND IN
nur
SOMERSET C0uXTY.

TIE UNDERSIGNED, SURVIVING EA-
ccutor Of John Kecife, late of Bedford county,
deceased. will offer the premises at the house
now occupied BY Mr.. Jacob Rineler, on Tues
day the 27ta day Of January next, all the fol-
lowing nine tracts or farms OF lini, belouslng
to the cst tge of said deceased. aad described as
follows, viz:
No IA tract of land, situated in Allegheny
Township, adjoining lands of Adm BrowD,
and other land OF John Keeffc's, and land of
said Keerfe's in right OF Jacob Boosc, and Peter
Lemon, containing Al acres ahd allowance.
No "A tract of land aijoining the above,
and other land of said Keefe's, AM land OF
Samuel Jordan's; being tract in iigl:tof Peter
Lemon, Containing 225 acres and allowance.
No "a tract of land, adjoining lands OF
Adam. Brown, James Wills, Daniel BerkIey,
Paul Lanlzingcr and others, coAtaialns PA
acres and allowance.
No "A tract OF land, adjoining other lands
of X eeff'e in his own, and in right OF John Hoo
yer, Aaron poyd, John Weir, in right OF Paul
Eanizinger, containing 50 acres, and allowance,
being tract in right Of Jacob Boose.
No ga tract of land, adjoining the above,
and land OF Thomas Bowen, John uan. James
Pbisun, john Ware, and others, containing
20 acres, and allowance.
No g. A tract Of land, adjoining lands of
Adam Browa, James Wells, and other land Of
JOHN Keede, containing l!6 acres and allow
aace.
40 IA tract of land, adjoining lands of
Samuel Jordan, Nathan Hammer, Mahgs heirs
and other land OF Keeffe in right of Peter Le-
mon, containing 3St acres, and allowance, more
OF less.
No S-A tract Of lsnd adjoining other lands
of KeeGc, being part JOAN Herr, in right OF
Pail Llntzinger, containing s acres, l31 per-
clIes, and allowance.
No ga tract Of land adjoining the tact
above mentioned, containing ~ acres and llC
perehes, and allowance.
A large portion Of the above land, is cleared
and ii good state Of cultivation, and the re-
mander is well covered with yaluaule white
oak. whlte-pine, spruce and other Rinds Of
timber. The whole is Well supplied with
streams Of running water, and is iasoraby
adapted for farming or grazing purposes. 1t is
also fayorably SIT ated, being Oh the Glide
Turnpike, leading from Bedford TO Somerset,
and is within q few miles of the Connellsviilc
Rail Road The improvements consist in part
of good two story tavern house, double log
barn, wagon shed, corn crib, and the usual out
buildings DC. There is also a good saw mill
erected upon one Of the tracts, with plenty Of
water, and convenient TO pine limb r. Persons
desirous of purchasing, would do we'll 10 rx
anime these several properties, before the time
c: sale.
The whole will be offered together, orin parts
to suit the convenience OF purchasers.
Sale will commence at 10 O'Clock, 4. N.
when due attendance will be given, and terms
made known by
SAMUEL BROWN, Surviving
Executor Of the last viii &C., of
John Keefe, decd.
Dec. l9, 1855.
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'nHE undersigned having entered into part
4 nerseip. respectfully Announce TO the pub
Inc generally, that they are now prepared o fur
nish anything in their line at exceedingly low
rates.
We are now opening an elegant stock OF
Hardware, Cutlery. House Furnishing Goods,
Tin Japtnned, Brass, French, end Britannia
ware, Willow, Cedar, and Fine Ware. Nails
Glass, Bru shes, Putty, Ne. Il A large stock
of TIN-WARE constantly on hand, OF our
own manufacture. Spoating and other work
done to order, as usual. STOVES of every des-
eriptioB for wood or coal, Of which we are Just
receiving some 5eaatilai new patterns. Also
Farm implements in great variety, warranted
as representei the best and latest Inventions oil
the das. AL, as we are every week receiving
goods from fhill le phi,. Baltimore, or Pitts
nnrg, we viii always endeayor to Keep a full
supply Of everything in our line, or at leaS
furnish any article required al short notice
We ar. also prepared TO furnisl, all kinds of
Lead Pipe. Water aad Pump Flxtnres, at low
rates. We corIitily invite all to give us call.
and especially the Lales, as we have nearly
everything To make house keeping easy from 4
needle TO a Cooking Stove,
GEO. ". BLYNIRE,
WM. HARTLEY.
Oct. 8, ls5e.-1y.
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Register oace, Jan. l6, ls57-4t.

hi PPEALS.--Noticc is hereby given to
Lys tho taxable inhabitants OF the county
OF Bedford, that an appeal will b. held by the
county Commissioners, at the Commissioners
Office in the Borough Of Bedford cn the days
specified TO wit:
For the townships Of Ilopewell, Saint Clair,
Jn:ou Middle Woodberry, and South Woodber-
~, on Monday the 2i day of February next.
For the townships OF Rroadtop, Liberty. NJ on
roe, East, and West Providence, on Tuesday
the 81 day of February next.
For the townships of Colerain, Cumberland
Valley, Harrison, Londonderry, and Southamp-
ton, on Wednesday the 4th day of February
Eext.
And for the Borough Of Bedford, township
of ediord, Borough of Scheilsburg, and the
townships OF Juuiata, and Napier, on Thursday
the 5th day of February next.
When and where all persons or corpcrato-s,
feeling themselves aggrieved at the enumeration
and vaiaaton, of their taxable property, and ei-
fcets pursuant TO the several acts Of Assem- bly,
arc requested to attend, aud State their griey-
snces Tor redress according 20 law.
CADWALADER EVANS,
lFiLLIAN H-HETSTONE,
II. J. BRUNER,
Commissioners
ATTEST:
II. NICODENUS, Clerk.
Commissioners Office,
January, l6, 1857.
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BEDFORD HOTEL,
AND
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.

THE subscriberrespectfliIr begslesve 20 an
J. nouncc to his old friends and the public
generally That he has leased and taken posses
son OF the Bedford Hotel, lately in the occn-
pancy ot Col. Adam Barnhart. 1t is not his
design to make many professors as to what he
willao, but he pledges his word at bis most
energetic efforts viii be employ ed to render
comfortable aiwho give hi ia coil. The house
will be handsomely fltte. up, and none but
careful and attentive serv ats will be engaged.
Persons visiting the BEDFORD Springs. as well
as those attending Court. and the travelling
community generally, are respectfully Invited
to give lim calland iu lge for themselves.
~ The stages all now stop at this hotel.
and il is therefore the Stage Ofiice.
Boarderstaken By tie week, month or year.
onfsvcrable terms.
70 Ample and .nfortable stablng isat-
tached to this hote which will always b. al
ended ~ a careful b ostier. Also, a safe and
convenientcarriage house.
JOHN HAFER.
Bedford, April 6, 1855. "a
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DRUGS, BOOKS And STi-
FIoNiRY.
Dir. +. C. REAMER,
Bedford, Pa,

HAyING purchased the Drug and Book
L. Il Store of Dir. S. d. Scott, has constantly
on hand, at the old stand, large and well SC.
lected stock o. choice Drugs and Medicine,
wholesale and retail, all of which will be sold
at fair terms. The assortment consists in part
Drugs dnG Ctsmicals Dye Woods and fields,
Pai2ts .4 1 Oils, IPia3ou Cias and Glass
Wars, iebacco and Segars, Perfamery, Fancy
articles, &C., &c.
PATENT MEDIcMEs.-H Having the regular
agency foI the sale Of all of these medicines,
the pnblIc are assured that they arc OF the best
such as hare stood the test of time and expe-
rienec, aai can be safely recommended as ge-
mime, viz: Townsend's and Sands Sarsapa-
ril,a, WistAr's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, Ayers
Cherry Pectora, MofIat's Life Pills and Phoe-
nix Bitters, DR., Jayne's Family Medicines.
Fahnstock's, Hobensack's, and other yermfu-
ges; Hoohand's German Bitters. &C., &c.
Constantly on hand large stock of historic,
Biographical, scientific, religious, poeticaI
school, and miscellaneous hooks.
Also great variety Of FANCY STATION-
AIRY, Can. Post and wrapping paper of every
quality, Paper Hangings In great variety
Window Blinds in patterns or by the piece
Wall Paper, Steel and Fancy Goods.
BLANK BOOKS OF every size and quality.
Pocket Books and Port Monnaies, Diaries,
Blank Deeds and Mortgages, gold Pens and
Pencils Combs. Brushes, Psrfumery in great
variety. Soaps. &c, &c.
Lamps, and Camphne Oil and Burnir Fluid
kent constantly on hand.
CHOICE LIQUORS for medical use: Wolff7s
scheidam Schnapps, Gin. Port, Sherry and
Mad Ira Wines.
Aug. IL, iS54.-tf