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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
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Amn8emeuI8.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE
Att
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Tho limited period for which th. GsAHD EXPOSITION
ncuDeed rspojy temssDg Those desifous OF Wat
tnr che La get IN interesting and iuEtructive
NATIONAL INOUsfblsL EXHIBITION
that occurred this side Of the Atlantic sboad 90 80
without cslsy
All prominent extra features will be continued usual
- DODWORrH's CORsEr BAND
vfi perform ENERN EVENING, aud on TUESDAY and
BKiDAY EVENINGS viii give . Grand Concert by pr"
grsDne
AomittsDee 20 the whole only IS oeuS.
STAGE y M Be found a, all tbs incpL downtown Ferries
The which Within block Gf tbe Pal
The from Broadway Vesty aud Canal
eta, directly to the door.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

GREAT SACRIFICE 10 PARIS MILLINERY.
~ Led es Who study eoosoD, by m.kios tssr c~u 80
hets ~ ~ fid n much their sSysutss. 20 &c .nd
.gset the ROO ard elegant sssost az Ps Fsu s1s we
Hlliptry selling hl~w tho vi d+sNe c'st o N-
materials tt ME- DAVIDSON. Psrs m merry E'sbtisbme
No S6 Ca =! q opposite tss Pe"pss bass
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

ALBERT II. NICOLAY, Au,doneer, will sell
"A THIS DAY Saturday, Oct g. at IL O'clock o. the
Merchant PIcbsnse- ~
Northern Indiana Railroad tGoshen Brsnca) is me
$4,000 Tennessee Stste PR cent bonds due lssI
1000 Michsan Southern and Northern Indians per cent
Skiing pJnd Bonds
ELI 600 Teue Hsute and Alton H hse per cent bond''
~ ,h.re. Corn Exchsrr &c Firr Insurance Co. SO esch
~ shares Commercial Pre- Insurance Co, eS eaen.
50 shares echsnics and Traders Insurance Go, 90 esch
10 shares Irving Bank $50 each
Auction Sale. .vey day when required Rss..r Ses every
MONDAY and THURSDAY. ALERT NicObai,
(52s) Stock Auctioneer and Banker. No tbrost-d
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Qopartnerehip Notices.

CHANGE Of fCOPARTNERSHIP.- CepsS
~ IsisoP hsrtoto,e .Hi. IL. 80 The name ~
WILL Go 10 THIS DAY OIssOLvrD " mstas -
Oc'oh~r ~. 1857 COLBArH HILL
TIE be.Iess ~in h.pe..r be sondus~> sad.s ths -
COIBATH, kICH.kDs0N Co. ~ ~nou sa Aees'~
COLbA1H, BILL L Co -,l be settled q
GOLIATH RICHARDSON -
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

A YOUNG LADY wishes a situation as TEACH
IN Err 10 a priss family Children under IL preferred Ad
oress Immediately Miss EVERETT, MadisohsquaIe PostO
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
UauIs

4 YOUNG Lady, a native Of Paris, wishes tO
~ obtain situston TO TEACH FRENCH Ia School or
R,mty. Address L. L. No. li East Ads No objection to
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuant TO the
Statute II ocb made and provided that ell CiRcJ
-AI1SO NOTES ssurd 10 the CAADEH BANK 10 Barkn,
'.-ocsou Csut-n Oueds Co.. must ee presented ~ hs
ns Of he Super nserden Of TIE BANKING D-pArtnen 81 IL
Nste % New iort 'r psJ nenf. wtstn T~o fkAkS rss
date hereof the fund.- depsstd fs tr rdsm poa of IL
circnls,inf Eses ssed 70 he ssA baaL 20 b. ever
isE lsv256 N sCH00NhAkx&, sapsan.e1Asax
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PROSPECTUS
Southern ParIor Magazine
hedios' Book.
NEN. STRIr,

The arrangements Tor blending the GorrH-
ERN LADIES' BOOK ard the sorTIEEN Pan.
LoR MAGAZIsI, being nov com.lete,
MRS. Y. E. ". McCORD
Takes grea, pleasure il announciu, 20 tie
citizens of the South and West, that the f,st
number of the above Magazine will 30 cad
for delivery. and the Mail. on or about. he
10th day of November, being the Dcceraba,
number of the Magazine, and it will. there
after, be published regularly on tue 10Th das
Of the proximate month.
There reyeT mas been a period in TIE bis
tory Of our country, when there was SO sterr
q necessity for the exercise Of the Southern
mind. for Southern good. as at the present
moment, when every element of enterprize
and independence should be broush. TO ope-
rate for our beloved home.
Then. at this moment there need be no
heightened appeal in behalf of a Southern
Literature no argument TO induce the South
to refuse snch Ineit.i pabEirm as is furnish
ed By the North no exhortation to inspire
The tr"D Sontherner with beconlin. zeal II
behalf mis- ,ouse-hold traditions, ano the
legeads ofthe beautiful sayannahs that cips-
ter about his sunny home.
Each number OF the Magazine will con-
tain Ga pages of neat letter press. in royal
octave form, on superb paper. one steei en-
craving, one piece Of original or popular nu-
sic; plates Of the Fashions aud other efnbel-
ishments. There will also oe added about
16 pages, SO be devoted to advertisements of
suitable style for such a Periodical, and it
will thus form a most appropriate and proiiia-
BILE medium for the advertisement ut Of articles
oftaste and elegance.
To the subscribers Of the Southern Ladies
Book who have paid their subscription, aat
have not received the numbers to wnicat they
ale entitled, it is respectfully announced that
suitable deductions will be made.
Subscription, $500. payable in advance.
A liberal commission will be allowed to Post
Masters and stheFs acting as agents,
WA. A LEONARD & CO..
Proprietors.
Delta Buildings. No. rs Camp street, and %
and 81 Bank Place. New Orleans.
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AYL eF. hasc 4 .e:ieu thai intestinal NO. M, are no:
injurious, in Fatt hat the pat. IF ,caveastrs. reno
wing ioui and indigo tihle uattcr ain rtafv canal
u maj 'udac'on> hutihug H'tat mcserahle phi lose
PHI Every eNpe,icfr : p',ysiciaa knows that desc
aailtnals cause uiaanAt on of he bowels and somtime
tetaaiis eat through III" coating "a mo stomach and
l t'@5tlnes. causing inevitable aeash. OF all the dis
-. e. Of children. ;his " The most harcefos, ana dis
tFasstng. Unfortunately, toe, it is one of the most
common. In
NiNER'S CAN4DL4S vERNJrTGE,
ho"es"F a safe, qtick, unGailins remed, i prnvit cd.
ite r ntsisiorc challenges .he world 10 show tia, ii
ever failed to effect o cure.
sE- lie particular and rems mher the name = Win
ef ; canadian termi9e." This is the only article
'"hi CAT he appended on. For sale wholesale ard
retail IN Kew Urleaas by j. WRIGHT 90
sole proprteters, Il and Isl Chartres So
sold IN Baton Rouge by all he Druggists.
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= ". RosE2T~oN. ATFORNErd G~ufNSrLt0R
IA. n Law. VIII ptactic" his ssnfe sion in The
saith tGairisl District of this State, the Trited states
and Supreme Counts at New Orleans. Business "a
la<sef to u care will receive rroulrt attention -
oinee q Plaqaeuine lbersille n~risn la.
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II FACE!
you NEXT

o>fi'd =. tkAfr inFo.fns the pubic that having
- DISSOLVED ms late associations, he is noy REyoJv
~ On his OWN AXIS, III other words. he has estubi sh ed
n'nsei On Church street, north side, first door east ot
me itatnes Hou*e-wheee HE and his SATELLITES. will
Ntt s"e 20 noe y 'tne, but with sALApiS BLADE. keen
aN 'he sCffaE or ON TIME. takes oil the hatry rel,.a.
hihstS- manipulate hirsnte h~ra,aaiiY in n manner
most beautiful to behold. IuIled by the music of 4
'iStaha Waierfali-EIfk bearing the taaam, savery
ami pure as ever cfadiei the INFANT ,ySrs-b,,,iea in
ciShlors OF eider d~own-immersei in aroma from the
ORIENTAL cifMES, there TO carry on the 75nr,y1a1. Uir.
suts and kogpertnrt4n Art, &c.
"tome .lae. come nil,
and rive Joe CRAIG a shaving cauto
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1.-THE Child is only troubled with worms

says The thougitiessmot,lcr. when the puny arpear
anee Of her offspring is remarked upon. ORlg Worm
why rot say only Cholera, or only Yellow Fever. for
worus destry more lives than either. II you love yous
little ones, adm mister to them, even if y.,u only eu.-
pee them 10 be f.troubled with worms a sure. safe
and immediate remedy. Every household where i
has been tried, every physician who has seen its effects
pronounce
WITER,S CANADIAN TERMIFTGE
srcl, q remedy.
RG"be rart SniaT and rerneinb Der The name.
OWNERS essADiAN vERM,TrGE.r
J isris the only article that can be depended on.
~. 70 sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans bv
az J. WRIGHT 4 co, sole Prnprietors.
y Il and ISL Chartrcs street.
Sold IN Baton Rotge by all the Druggists.
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TIE GUIDE

10 SCIENTIFIC AND faACTtCAL AGR1CrLTfcE-
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ard the late !. 2. NoRTo>. Professor Of
Scientific Agriculture ia Yale College. New
Haven. . vols. RossE Octave. 1900 pa
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This IS. coafessedly. the most complete
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Five Dollars for the Two Volumes.
Wh4n sent BY snail tpo>t- oa'd' to tallfor-
MIA AMI Oregon the price will be 81. 81
every other part o. the United States aat' 10
CanaGa tpost-paid.l s.. 10 1his ~ork is
NOT tie old Book Of The Farm"
Renittance> to5 any ., the above ~pnhI'ca-
tions should always he addressed, ,os.-na,d,
70 the Publishers.
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NOTICE,
". T. 7 q nm A L D.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS

j. NESS. BARpUlHFS COACHES and WINS :,
new complete. They invitr an examination ~, ,beir
STOCK before purchasing i'll New Orleans o, elxevhars
g. tiey guarantee their prices as low as any in tIe
South. ~ - >'ie
81 Narer"oti on Main street next the CITY Hall.
Ha NAM FAfTi ENG and haP.IKING in superior stvl.
the Oh stand co Church and Main street
Baton Rouge, Sep. 81
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ERN LADIES BOOK ard the corr1EEN Pan
LoE MAGAzIsr, being now complete,
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1TaEoioRE- GOLDMAN, DEALEp w CLOCK v
L Watches, etc, Under ti,oHarney House.
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Ys%yarc"ton 4 EinrtI.tS.
k~entlri,v m. ,,a~d ans- nt&, a71 4, rr@"-
ave a sto'g ana t. safe BY
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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-14

Statement Of the amount Of the Treasurer's
account, as per Balance Sheet, Oct. IA,
1855:
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January 6, 1857, 8 o'clock, A. M. !


Board met pursuant to adjournment, the
roll being called the following members were
present and answered to their respective
names, viz:
Messrs Milne, Vredenburg, Chubb, B.
Smith, Minnich, Lowing, Van Eyk, Arnold,
Carmichael, Ira O. Smith, Duncan, Hazelton,
T. D. Smith, Barnard, Lowell, Angel, Well
man, Cain and De Bruyn.
On motion,
Mr. Angel was excused as one Of the COM
mittee to examine the accounts of the Coun-
ty Treasurer.
Whereupon the Chairman appointed Mr..
Chubb to fill said vacancy.
On motion, it was
Resolyed, That the committee appointed
to settle with the Treasurer procure the SER
vices of clerk, if deemed necessary, to assist
in said settlement.
On motion,
That the County Site be removed to East
manville, motion amended,
That proposals be received and discussion
heard as to the most feasible or best point for
locating said County Site.
Amendment carried.
On motion of Mr.. Hazelton,
That Persons making proposals be allowed
to accompany the same with remarks or ex-
plantations, although they may not be mem
bers of this Board. Carried.
Timothy Eastman filed a proposition to
give, in addition to the court-square, in the
village of Eastmanville, which is twenty rods
square, any further reasonable amount o
lands adjacent to said square, on section 3
town north, range IA west, that the Board
of Supervisors may elect, for the use of the
County; also to provide suitable buildings il
said village for the business of the county
until they erect suitable buildings for them
selves; also, will donate as much towards
county buildings as any Others will at any
other point, or any amount not to exceed fif
teen hundred dollars.
Benjamin Smith proposed to donate to The
county of Ottawa the entire of section IL, il
the Town of Ottawa Center, together will
one thousand dollars in money, in case th'
County Site be removed to Ottawa Center
in said county, as per proposal on file.
Ferry q Sons, G. B. Albee, and others, ol
the part of the village of Grand Haven, of
fer, in addition to the original grant of an en-
tire block, consisting of twelve lots, to Obtain
and secure to said county fifteen hundred
dollars-said sum to be appropriated to tn
construction of county buildings, in case tn
County Site be located at and in the villag
of Grand Haven, in said county of Ottawa
Benjamin Smith, in behalf of the proprie
tor Of Warren City, offers to give all the LAM
necessary for county purposes, in case th
County Site be located at Warren City.
George Parks offers to give eighty acres {
land, in case the County Site be located o
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10 IL 4 N AL

OfMe Board of Supervisors, for the Cou'a-
ty of Ohaa0a, at an adjourned meeting,
holden at the County Clerks Office, al
Grand Haven, on the first Monday an
January, n. ID. 1857:
The meeting was called to order by the
Chairman, R. w. Duncan, and, on calling
the roll, the following members were pres
ent and answered to their respective town
ships, viz
Allendale, Alexander Milne.
Blendon, Albert H. Vredenburg.
Chester, Lorenzo Chubb.
Crockery, Benjamin Smith.
Casanova, Joseph Minnich.
Georgetown, Stephen L. Lowing.
Holland, Hendrix Van Eyk.
jamestown, Richard S. Arnold.
Muskegon, Charles Carmichael.
Norton, Ira 0. Smith.
Ottawa, Robert w. Duncan.
Polkton, Simeon Hazelton.
Ravenna, Thomas ID. Smith.
Robinson, John w. Barnard.
Spring Lake George G. Lowell.
Tallmadge, William N. Angel
Wright, Irenius Wellman.
White River, Alfred A. Cain.
iceland, Robbertus M. de Bruyn.
On motion,
A committee of three was appointed to
settle with the County Treasurer.
Whereupon the Chairman appointed
Messrs. Angel, Hazelton and B. Smith, said
committee.
On motion of Mr.. Lowing,
A committee of three was appointed to
examine the County Treasurer's bond, and
report thereon.
Whereupon the Chairman appointed
Messrs. Lowing, Van Eyk and Vredenburg
said committee
On motion of B. Smith, it was
Resol0ed, That the course taken by R. w
Duncan, as Chairman of this Board in re-
gard to the suit for the Iron Safe, now in the
office of the County Clerk, was correct, and
that the necessary funds be put at his con
troll to defray the expenses of said suit.
On motion,
The Board adjourned to nine o'clock to
morrow morning.
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the northeast quarter of section 5, town 6
north, range 13 west-said land TO be divided
among the members of the Board of Super
visors, as per proposition on file.
A. A. Cain offers to give five acres of land,
in the village of White River, together with
$4,000 in money, in case the County
Site be removed to White River, as per prop
osition on file.
The different points referred to in the fore
going propositions having been very ably
discussed by Messrs. B. Smith, T. Eastman,
M. B. Hopkins, Galen Eastman, I. d. Smith
and H. Pennoyer. r
A motion was made and carried that the
Board now proceed to vote on the removal of
the County Site, which vote being taken re-
suited as follows: t
The whole number of votes cast was sew
enteen, of which Eastmanville received five;
White River, two; Ottawa Center, four;
Grand Haven, four; Lamont, one; Parks To-
cation, one.
On motion,
The Board adjourned to 2 o'clock in the
afternoon.
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Gov Geary has refused to permit the balls
and chains to be put on the prisoners, declar-
ing that no man with spark of humanity
about him would desire to lnAict such dis
grace.
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Oct. Ia, 1855, Primary School
Fund DR.. To Cash on hand,
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of March %, 1856,
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There are about one hundred slaves in Or
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BY the cencus of Dubuque (IowaG COM
pleted on the 1st of Nov. last, we learn that
it contains q, ,434 inhabitants. The value Of
the new buildings constructed during the past
year, was 100000. ,
Bridging the Niagara AZ Buffalo Is tallsad Of.