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NASHVILLE
Nates OF AfsertisinE.

~ We are ash0rszed - aruoaBcs NOsas srvsLr7or As
candidate 80 represent he counties OF Davidson Robert
son CsssthH" Honlsonery, UcksoB ana SlsEsr in the
next CorErs-s Of The UlGsas.atas
Tie tisrkssii'e sonraH wiI copy ana ssndbE to this
once for eoaeeon.
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ADprOXiInaGlOm flrIxes
800 Prizes araou1E ng 20 S-U4 700
PRI-E UE TIuaETs.
WHOLE rIoAETs. 49,. 1865 "a 80 "a. QuAhT1a

ELAS Or ihL LU1IEBI.
The Numbers from lu ta rDJglpsl-lUz Etgh tause
Numbers Oh Sue tIcAvLs puuLvG ss,alg iaEurr
euCEclCa Win small ts gIgys s5ard l-ul.
tHr nrsJ2I7 FrArs, S'utsssy Frausoa 1nylaea
paced another sucuts
the %huuIs then svyOlyed, aud Der rs lrlwu
tho wheel uI NJuIlvT, rFz-
LTaRL from the other " aegi- ls A-ltse Pr
uuL ART opened ana eAHDes Go .lE zlulauEls rrsrzl
b. Lhe COMMISSIONER tle FrILe belle gG..a s,,5s
Number drawn Tins upvrauyU rs rEpsases a---a a the
Prizes are drawn
APPROXIMATIONS PmzEs-Tue tsJ preceding ala che .H0
succeeding Nuususrs =, those draw M PEfess T
lLIea 70 tic - ppTJX F.s=s, .sro2 The
sChJu-
line 500 Prizes OF 80 w bs Gs.eFZ..Gs1 is ass e
IRE % the No 1a CTISs the F5suU pEsEs Pos rzr PIE
d ne number drawn tue sJgu prsu as g-iu A. tHl
III lie uCkets where The U-E IT R5ls be essl
- $sU Ii the nus Der ends No J4la ia q lsGagts
where lie number eoos IA w be esissa 80 go and
50 ontOO.
Certificates OF Packages viii Be sy.d tae ,otlUVng
rates. which the lisa.
iIea.n Eackaae NJ 10 y. nn-e lIckees $50
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Notice TO Contractors,
~

WINCHESTER q ALABAMA RATV.RnAn
PROPOSALS are invited at Salem on S.trrd.- ~ mn,
/ July next, for the Grading, Masonry and Bridginl
This road. diyerging from the Nashville and IN 20
Railroad Dscherd, and running through WincbesteT
rear salem. Franklin county, Tenn and from bT- ~
Fsvertsyle Lincoln county, distance of aho, o. 81
Inc road has been partly graded for 1out aO nile f
Techerd-7 sections having been finished and m ,arv
graded.
Bids will be received LOT one or sections Sor sbot
one mile each Payments will be fourffhs cash and one
ann In 0csto be made as the work progresses tb 80,
1nII 10 be reserved on monthly estimates ' o SUI
Their will some heavy work, in MAKING the $780,, -
the crossing of Elk River, to the table laUds ET On,
tBsrreus' Very little rock will be encountered on snT
DDrliOu Of the llne.
The country through which the line Is carried ia healthy
and abound in the requisite productions Tor the sustsrs
of men and sock
Plans and Prodes can be examined blank DroDo,sIs and
contracts vita accompanying specifications prornred an
ry other information IN relation 10 The vol 90
I'd on application to Edwin Mead, Residen, Enair. =,
Favertsyille, for 10 days previous the IerfTy N
SATISFACTORY evidences Of ability to comnsfs ,le ,t 81 =,
for must accompany Tie proposals, which may be adj.
dressed to Dahl. =,
T.s h GRANT, Chief Engineer, do do
TDcTE NEAD, Resident Engineer FsyettsTilo r.. .
b b9nda8 in al salem the day Of Ietn iehh'' VI
BY order Of Board JAS. H. GRANT
mayl4--a I'll Is' ~ Chief Engineer.
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HARPER FOR JUEE,-Nessrs JoHS YORK Co
have this popular Monthly for June
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Atlanta Markets, May %.

BaCoS.-Hog round. 1ilai4I; Clear Sides, $50
15l Ribbed do, Is; Hams, IA; Shoulders Is.
LABp-Family, in bbls., Il; in tin cans, Is.
TALON l22c.
FLoUR-Ebls, and sacks, per 100 lbs, So; Good
Suppriine, s. -; Extra and FamilyS4
CoRN-Sackea, 81 u0tgI 10.
There has been a heavy speculative demand
for Bacon the past week, and prices slightly ad-
vsuced. Respectfully
SEAGo, ABBOTT * Co.
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nisnrnsIa- Hcndnchc and Indtgc.tion,

UI8TUT9Ia,
By which sPer=Ons less affected, usually
be cured b. taking exercise wholesome food
dose Of BOrhayes Holland Biuers before each
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scotch & Irish Whisky.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
TJST received shipment Of several puncheOns kegs
81 Of this article direct from Belfast, lreHnd. It
viii be found superior any offered 70 this market.
B. l.. SIMPSON,
march4 - Public Square,
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Administrators Sals Of Clothing, Dry Goods,

ID EN- e SHIELDS viii segi 90 Ehufsaay morning Nav
ID 2 IanocE. nut night, large invoice Of Fresh
Sumner latEE. Drg Goods, &c account Of the de-
ceased sale posf We aDt without reserve. Tor cash.
may20 BENZ Z SHIELDS.
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FULL stock of Fairbanks celebrated ScaIes-Darmant
n Platform. GruCursr Counter and Beams:
Also Hay and Coal Scsess In and sale 90 Fzeto.
y prices by W 4. GORDON a co.
q sole gents f0F Middle tennessee
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BROAD sTREET Il IBlSE COlPAN
yFvHB anuua election Of she Bro Br su COMPANY
she purpose OF ese.lus officers ensuing ear
will Us held at the CITY uOiel MONDAY, JUNE Isl
between the hours Of ~ ana u, 4, a..
may2-lm 5. d. SCOT, sec'y
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Ice! TCe!!

THE subscribers are prepared 10 furnish the czeAE If
Nashville with Ice OF the best quality at their office
Cherry street, opposite the Post ONCE. put U
Paradise d. and iscgua any brought from The
Lakes Imayl 5-lf W. 7. BARRETT q BIO.
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NO. 24, spruce stree


TESTIMONIALS AND REFERENCES.
OFFICE BUCKEYE STATE lNsuRANcE CoMPAHE,t
To all whom may concern: This is to certify that have
examined Specimens and Roofs Of W. Chlds q CG.S
elastic Fire and Waterfront Cement Roofing, anu De-
eve emHeuuy superior - any other KIND oil hoOl
lug ID use. eye witness of severe trial OF one OF
these Roofs from large volume of fame from adjoining
building which struck directly upon the roof aud co[nce
for nearly hour. IsOod the trial beyond all Expectations
ANU President Buckeye State Insurance Co.
CEEcNNATI AslNcY Royal iNsURANcE CoMPASF't
Ibaye examined w Chids d Co 's''EIasjIc Fire and
Waterfront nj Roofing " and far eau Judge,
slider il great yenton, and willing TO insure buildings
protected upon the same terms as insure those covered
Agent Royal Ins. Co. London and Liverpool.
From 3 Bennett General Agent Of ms Co. for the
'Ou''''D CIscrES4r1, Jan :, 1857.
Having made considerable inquiry 10 the merits OF the
PaJent Elastic Cement Roofing introduced into his Guy
by Chds " Co.. find to be highly recomn ended IN TINS
ely by many excellent Judges that Is meeting win very
ready and general Introduction; l4at Us o '
6@ySS Intended to use tin but will Try
OF the "Pa'9 Yours EsG truly incoming BENNETT
OFFICE or THE CIR. Has AID DAYTON R4LRoAD.
CbIds 4 Co.'s Patent Cement Roofing is used here
on our cassof Buildings. We covering our regn
Cars with and our Master Mechanic T9P3Ts ygFy ayora
OFFrcE o. TIKI OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co..
Cincinnati, Jan :, 1871.
SRlnanswer to your inquiry, IN reference TO our
opinion as to practical OF your ROol nlhe covering
OF cars may say that from our observation, We entertain
fbogkIy on roofs of buildings cars, &c; after which
will with pleas give our decided opinion Ss 70 H u'
ity. Yours, truly, l., 49,, ~ "a, l " HIi = p
Since the above vas wrilteu the Ohio and Mississippi
] have contracted FOR erDg their cars, depOLs and
brge between Cincinnati and Vucennss, with this cement,
considering best article they nav usel Of hs
n 4 Lord. Pres ind aud Gin Railroad
K Get Pres Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad.
A N SearIes Pres Merchants d Manufacturer lns Co.
T n Garter sgeut for Etna and other Hartford Cos.
Herr Morton, Pres Central insurance Company.
George Garlic, President Laay cite Bank.
GeoISe W Conn Bell Manuir, No IO2 East Second ST.
Baker & Won Phul, No ID Fourth street.
Ezra Bailey, smith street, between Fourth ana FtA
JCoden. I aiIor an Draper, Fourth street.
Miles Greenwood, Iron Foundry.
JuIre Y GhOlsuu.
John ShiIlto d Co. Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth ST.
Mitchell & Rammesberg Furniture MannactuTep ana
Dealers, Fourth st.
W n Stewart, Builder 345 P um 81.
sIerriwether q StlweIl, Louisville.
w McReynods d Co, ClarksYille, Tenn.
mayl6-U&wly
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THEGKEATREAL EsTATENAiEOFI.57.
WILL COME OFF IN
BOst1Ck's Magnificent

{ N TUESDAY, 2vD JUNE NEAT, al 10 o'clock A. NJ
- "l the premises On which occasion viii Ia the
sutt OioQoT HuJli about atty Of as beaUt INT
ana commanding kesdoHCu Lots found la me Vi
CuI! "l NaslEuio any o'Beg ciBy n America We can
"ut mi 7rec!y describe Major b,sr elegant -roYus As
every uuv W. FisI. teu. ioIsst trees
Lt"hr Ligh commanding .tlg sites. AID lovely ulautIy
a'uL' ircssal 10 our eyes nov beauties and aIvauss
We Will He!r. remark that hosLCh aGdItou aajons ai
AN magnificent addition Yards Of thai
beauLui Len acre Park dou4.eI b. Ar. W.krgs L. tbe
= uue.
Ihe gtree IN Boscks adIIt are most elegantly uaead
AIMED "aIkhs eEcnur Formerly street, lie fna.d-
6Wzed rom the cy-eEteuOIug euJIr5y through Watkins
ho ""7Ltbs al tLpns bDslck avenue, extending II m
CEDAR street, 40 rardy through Bo,uca's adduoH-y
De ell ely mac IA ulzri IN lew ays The lois rurJ gen
cf-J 1O iuet each " atkins 5sttcs ay-lggs
INV ul tht'n s.revts running IooL T., ~ foot A.
rys -
due ned il nov open orsPecua ION We most earnest
'te al persons 10 attend n5 sale, who wish 20 bIy
most beaIuul suburban KesiIeHce LO rgs Tu the neat
aust and hgaNy corporation. teN tut City.
AeTls-l, aHd years cTsd, ntes bearing tuterrr
WIN saLis'aeof! uTy, -! able bank, aud Hru 70
LaIueI. -
a. Inc conclusion Of the ABOVE sale, VIII sell W. beau
GII i'S'Ih aiAlus adu Gay aud PaFs as
OmLIOuses and COIa.O a. usual
iH'S'' AucuoHeeT' tmayI0I aI5a Cherry 81
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Imported LIQIOKS

5c"sas United Sluryard Psop ue.or- Brsudy;
3 casks ~n. r., N.ueg
3 casks MADEIRA Vine.
these Liquors bought of the Celebrated bayse NJ
.. ~ J. Boxer NV hurE. Also 80 store . Dg Oh Ryr
Nhls6y, > DD's Old Bourbon Whisky and 4 god as,,gt
u-ehtol UId iq AMI Champagne.
AeInE.L The trade e. give = cali and examine opr
stock CARiEt. Ma Az a, 90
may 10 - pY.tr -,,..ra
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" Cu ICsIiII EFEIiUE odIEs
u EN- p SHIELDS vii sell Wednesday sFauiuF. May
- - rs saTy g4slighSa zoe variety IN and
open. may1t BENZ +, SHIELDS.
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COMMERCIAL.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, May 20, 1857. J
BAC0S-SuPplys small and demand large. Should
ers are worth Il; Hams 10; and Clear Sides lat.
TOBACCO-No sales reported to-day
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IN ORDERING TIChLA. o. IEFlEfttL4Ta.
Enclose the money SId.ssa EIe1sJs uFder
ed, the pc o. winch E-sg forwarded D bTs
NAH. Purchasers have I,gGss EasEEE W2a -uy ~
they may designate
The LIst Of Drawn Numbers EEizss EII be sent
purchasers lulue1lageiy 4l-st si,y uss8Ias.
Purchasers vii please rs gadJUTe psla give
their Post UElce, Count, Cd state
81 hemeloer Ma every Erss 10 drawn, and payable
tGu WIGlJuE CecIL-y4.
-fsE ths aE4sIno5Azr fizss n II= gsla ils ghTsy
nays
~ communications sIrGt.y continental
Frlze iCkets Csoued Or EensKec 0tlsr TIGErEs ~
either UiICa.
ADDRESS orders s1- TlckstsOr Certificates gslagrrg
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PostDonement.

TIE above sale of lots Nashville
postponed until SATURDAY. May 3Jth Inst,
| o'clock, ?. NJ. l., x b. ". BROWN.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

TEyHr Tine Ign, dfauEht steamer 81 Lib - ,
B WEST leaves rs EDNESDaI. the 9Th, EC-L
o'clocr, D. al. for the above and all in
ermedafe Fog rejgh passage apply on board,
mag-r 4. HANiLTO$, gent,
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taiena POtataTBes.
MOI Hrh ane oL us} received and sale Tor ca 81 on
II BIZ mag25 BENZ. 8, SHIELDS.
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The loss has not been uscertaincd.

New ORLEANS, May 25.-Cotton sales to-day
1000 bales. Prices sitter, but quotations same.
Sales for three days $780, decrease $4,000, decrease
At al ports 80, 80 stock On hand lI6,oO0. Ohio
flour 90 - Louis 80; Corn "5c. to 81; Sight
change New ) rk TO premium.
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~ - nRLEANs

THE splendid passenger staamPrJAMES gE2
JOHNSON viii leave here on Thurs fsssl..szZ-zt
sN Inc 2sJh 81 o'clock. p. b. For Efslgbt gsSEIfs
pss-a sc apply on loaEds oEso sSSSEk4FssE
nasgG A. HAMILTON, Agent,
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W. Il. CIlIEIDS s CO.'S
Patent
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF,
CEMENT ROOFING.

THE uTdcTs Eued having purchased the State Right for
/ tennessee Of the above patent prepared to Introduce
general USE and asks the attention of Architects
Builders Railroad Companies, and the public generally to
examine It's superiority over other Roofing.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS shOIId not fail to exam
inc this ruDu aud cheaper aug thing
use The material forms hard aud smO0 surface that viii
resist the sphere every climate Il is
water elastic unt flexible. Il contracts and
expands the changes Ofhe atmospheric and viii tl
eaPOrae crack, TO aud 10 ITS durability, there Is
800 que ton.
IIs practically impcrsnabe, and Will perfeC fully resist
any ordinary rNcF exposure To IRE, isis a0uudauty prov
co will waTHutu water proof. We Will engage TO
put ohHg ordinary good sheathng, Old shin
giles tar gravel, tin zinc and zine copper roofs
J making difference how steep nat hey may Uei5r
seven dollars pr hundred square feet being cheap
er any kyul of the old style and are sure VIII
give better satisfaction.
n will also b. found 10 be the best thing ever invented 10
cover or end l~8ky and gravel roofs around
chmneys sCutte- dOrmar windows, and CUTTERS, the
lin ru4ted through. THIS be put to last
long -tuuU form perfect adhesion To- any OBJECT To
which applied TIN Roofs be uted over and ar
square feet which cheaper and much better than paint
Roofing will be found toll the b-sL thing Tor ONcrng
large Roofs where they mu exposed u nresuch rs
Steam Mills, Saw Mills, Fact RES Railroad Cars Bridges
DepOL4 Station Houses Steamboat Dec and. fact
" external exposure from
a thereof perfect, without joint IN Il, presents no
chance fire communicate, and any light substance VIII
burn out without IgUIuug.
u = insurance Offices Ut Cincinnati, and other places
where Ch,ld= Co.'S CGmeHtht been insure SuIiduEs
with covered with this Cement, at the same rates as
for those covered with Iron, Copper or Tin.
u , The Cement will be furnished 10 those al distance
directions for using
II , County Rights Tor sale.
= Orders sent the undersigned, through the Postot
fee, will be promptly attended 10 - -.
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IL persons having Transactions with Mr.. s. C. DUwd
n lately deceased sced agent for The undersigned
will please call upon Aessrs Carer, Mckay Co No. 3
Public square, and settle The
HOUSEMAN & SMITH.
usya4-Im No.
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CRAIGHEAD & co.
IA r o w AR z,

JAMES D. CRAIGHEAD having purchased the entire In
- teresI Of Nr Nm %. HlNGhIA, IN the business 6f
CraighraL MiEchiu is alone authorized the name
Of TIE firm On Liquidation. W continue the business
al the old stand 30 PabiC Square, under Tile ~
above maya
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FINE CHAMPAGNE WINES.
w are just In receipt of about hundred Baskets
" Champagne w n, OF the very finest brands fb g..
re not importers, baL.) v5z
BASKETS o. the FaIma Champagne from Buiuart. Poo
Files, France. We the agents for th wine b. .,
vile, and il Is equal 20 any ia The world
. baskets Gold Aedal Brand, very syEernT.
II baskets Mumm's Cabinet
- baskets Mum Imperial;
p baskets CIquOI
- baskets RelseGl Cabiuet,very superior.
IL baskets Charles HeidseCk pure;
~ baskets COmpre D'AOnebruu, for sale AZ very
Of st y Union street, by HJLLISTER az CAKTsi -
TNHISIkY.-2OU 06ls WHISKY N store and for -.7e ~
w ianI7 Il FIRM n ~ SH,y -
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MORRIS & sTRATTQN,

MORRIS & STRATTON,
WHOLESALE. CSBOCERS,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NOsI2 Market Street, Nashville.
VTANIN9 made arrangements by which viii be- reCeiv-
ing large and fresh supplies of Grocery every day
10 Will hereafter have regular sales every WEDN
morning IdeClut NORRIS q SIRAIIUN.
FOR JUNE.
Godeys Iady's Book and Grahaus Magazine for June,
just rcceiyedby fmayI9l JOHN YORK co.
Li.HBEBg LUMBER!
THE undersigned extensively engaged i'm the Lumber
business, ami respectfully solicit orders from Euders
and hers needing any thing line. They ut
sue best Cedar forests Wilson county, prepared
furnish any KIDD of Lumber, either
Their Dep"tis at the Nashville Lumber Yard
Orders for Lumber be- addressed 10 the undersigned NJ
Gainesville Wilson Co., Tenn, or left with Mr. DAUDEN at
our Depot KIRKPATRICK, DHENNUN * SIMMONS,
nl7-'57-dly. KIRKPATRICK d GLASS.
BEST NUTMEG CHEESE,
me hundred aud fifty the above, Superior quality.
- Just rCceIY Cd and Tor sale BY
mByG J. O.. ROBERTSON. Broadway
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owens Geology, ior sale by
uayIG JOHN YORK q
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-23
EDITORIAL MEMORANDA.

.n- Wheat is selling in West Union, Iowa,
at 60 cents per bushel, and flower at $3.50
per hundred pounds, with a downward ten
dency. .L.. .,t. .t I'm ...
u - Upton is the "only town" in Iowa,
says the Advertiser. All the rest are incor-
porated cities li@ ". ;o''ft s''.n' '2h
/, = Rev. DR.. Rufus w. Griswold, the COM
piler of several prose works is dead. end
- The people Of Rock Island are begin
ming to fear that their beautiful "Reserve"
will follow in the wake of the fort Smelling
property. HI 900. II ,1as. 5DI Of g
party of gentlemen took one thous-
and five trout in ten hours, near Moose Hill
lock, Haverhill, N. H. ' ''' -. ..'i
ad = The Chicago Ledger is opposed to mix
ing and dragging liquors, and thunders against
it, the scripture command, " thou shall not
commit adultery" t
- The Waukesha Democrat calls on the
trustees to cut the weeds down in that place.
1t says lady cannot walk the streets with
out getting stuck, especially if she wear
hoops.
= The total value of assessments in St.
Louis, is fourteen millions more this year than
it was last. ta" 7 rs t''.'an
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-23

What world of misery, what ruined
hopes and broken hearts are caused by anun-
hallowed home.s Hearts shall no more be
gladdened by the sound of sportiye mirth,
for fathers are bowed to the earth with a
shame that time can never alleviate, and
mothers are weary and long to lose within
the grave the sad remembrance of that heart
killing grief - =" ~ -
Then let the young souls that are entrust-
ted to the parents care, be carefully guarded.
Lest in some evil hour the influence operate
to degrade its open portals, and after years
regret and despair invade the shrine within
your hearts which should be consecrated only
to pure affections and holy aspirations. !.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-23

SIP e CIAL notice. S.
o. New York & Erie Rail Road.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

buy your through tickets to N. York, Boston,
Phia., and n. England Cities, via this route. z
lyTWENTY-TWO MILES DISTANCE SAVED !
0y-Thro' to N. Y. City without change Of Cars!
OCy-The only route to New York City having WIDE
AND SPACIOUS SALOON CARS!
This line extends TO Dunkrk, Buffalo. and Niagara
Falls, with an up6roken Wide Gduge-connecting at
Dunkirk directly with all Trains from Cleveland,
Cincinnati and Chicago, on the Lake Shore n. r.
To Buffalo, via the Buff. < Ny city R.R., making
direct connection with steamers on Lake Erie from
Clereland, Toledo and Detroit also with the Buff q
Lake Huron r. r. from Detroit and Chicago;
TO Niagara Falls, via Canandaigua n. +. r. r..
making direct connection with Trains on the Gre at
Western Railway from Detroit and Chicago, thus af-
fording the travelling public unrivalled facilities.
O-BosTON passengers can stop in n. York city
any length of time, and resume their journey at
pleasure, without extra charge. ro
QCy-THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all the
principal western X r. Offices.
( Co Fare as loW as dy any other route. '-7r-5
b. +. SMITH, Gcn'l Agt.. HOMER RAMSDELL,
Cleveland o., May Is, 1857. d. President
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ARRIVAL OF THE ANTELOPE.

ST.. JoHNs, N. F., Sept. 10.
The steamship Antelope has arrived at
this port from Liverpool the 9Th inst. p
The Canada arrived at Liverpool on the
5th. 1aH
The Arago from New York arrived at
Southampton on the 9Th. i,a 'at
Nothing later from India.
The Spanish government had ordered a
suspension of the preparations for the expe-
dition against Mexico. IS 60. "
The Mexican question will be settled by
arbitration-England and France, with Ba-
varia as umpire. a'
Religious riots had occurred at Belfast
Ireland, one person killed and several wound
ed.
The English underwriters have settled all
claims growing out of the loss of the Allan.
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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-23

Old Grimes is dead, that good old man,
We neer shall see him morc;" 'nd
But Eastman's Clothing Hall still stands
As IL has stood before. ~ 70 fil.7
Old Mrs. Grimes is living still, !,
widow still Is she :"
OF late TO Eastmanvile she came, .-,,e
That Clothing Hall to sec
"Old Grimes did wear an old grey coat q
All buttoned down before"
But II old Grimes should now come back,
He'd wear that coat no more.
I'm well convinced-yea doubly sure ~.
have no doubt at all, f.rlf Ju Efa-s lH,
The first move made by daddy Grimes.
Would be for Eastmans Hall.
And once within that cheap bazaar, ,efl..5-
Amidst the garments fine; Nal
He soon would doff that old grey coat
The coat of AUD lang syne." y. ~
For, past a doubt, friend Angel there,
RI Would suit him to pin - IN~v aG7T
And daddy Grimes IL, well walked up .rsr
= For broadcloth would &c an" oe g.e,e;.
This muchis surc--old Grimes would find
That Eastman Amt asleep pa $3.50 taos
But has Hall that beats the world,
For selling clothing cheap , > .'ott
And for this reason, daddy Grimes. ,.,.,.r
II living as OF yoreifa 1890
Would no more wear that " old grey coat
All buttoned down before