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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-05-11
Mortgage Sale.


nEFAULT having been made in the payment
- Of certain Mortgage executed by Levi
Day and Clarissa r. Day, his wife, TO Ephraim
Doan, bearing date the fifth day of May A. ID.
1855, and recorded in the Office Of the Register
of Deeds for Ottawa County, Michigan, on the
sixteenth day of July, A. ID. 1855, Mt nine o.
clock In the afternoon, in Book G. of Mortgages,
on pages 81 and 32, and which Mortgage was
duly assigned by the said Ephraim Doan TO
George Witham, of Ottawa county aforesaid, by
an assignment bearing date the sixteenth day of
July, A. d. 1855, and recorded in the Registers
Office aforesaid, on the tenth day of January, A.
ID. 1855, at six o'clock In the afternoon, in Book
c. Of Mortgages, on page III on which Mort
gage there is claimed to be due at the date Of
this notice the sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty
Three Dollars and Fifty Cents 1888 SOY, and
no suit or proceeding at law having been insttu-
ted to recover the debt secured by said Mortgage
or any part thereof: Notice is therefore here
by given that by virtue Of power Of sale con-
tanned in said Mortgage and pursuant to Sta
tute in such case made and provided, the said
Mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale at public
auction Of the Mortgaged premises therein de-
scribed, 10 wit: The north east quarter Of the
southwest quarter of section number thirty-two;
and the northwest e-quarters Of the north
west quarter Of the south west quarter Of section
number thirty-two, in township eight north Of
range thirteen west; containing seventy acres
be the same more or less, and situated, lying
and being in the County of 0ttawa and State of
Michigan, at the Court House, in the village of
Grand Haven, in said County, on the first day Of
June, A. ID. 1882 at one o'clock in the afternoon,
to nay the sum due with interest and costs.
GEORGE WTTHAM,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
GRos. REED, Attorney.
Grand Haven, March LIST, 1859. 13w Mo
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II AIDES SH0ES--Ladios' Caters for six
II shillings; also large lot Of Shoes OF every
description, equally as cheap. c., w. & SIS
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DLACKSMITHs Coal for sale, by
ID CUTLER, WARTS a SrEDGMAs.
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ETNA
Il m ur ance Com ID n nv.

lSkS taken on reasonable terms. LOSSES
~ promptly paid. D.CUTLER, Aqept.
December, %, 1858. fly nj
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NTE shall continue to receive the latest STYLES
w Of Fancy Cassimercs and Vestings ms fast
as they are offered in the Market. We have al
so Fine Assortment of Clothing Ready Made,
which We arc offering at HARD TINES PRICES,
for Cash. IiS- Custom Work made to Order in
the latest style, and Warranted to Fit.
LEWIS PORTER.
Grand Rapids, April %, 1859. 6m mis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-18

Mrs Hoctor W'DonsId, Of Canada, was re-
Gently on . visit to Boston. When he LEFT home
his family Wsrs spjoyipg good health, and he
anticipated pleasant jonrusy. The second
morning sfter his arrival IN Boeton. when
leaving his bed 20 dress for breakfast he saw
lying in the bed from which he had Just risen.
Spell bound, he gaxed with intense feeling and
tried 10 recognise the f-atnres Of the corpse,
batn vain; he could not even move his eye
lids; he felt deprised Of action, for how long
ne knew not. Re wss ct last startled by the
ringing Of the bell for breakfast, and sprane
to the bed to satisfy himself If what he had
seen reelected In the.mirror was real or an ilIu-
sion He found the bed ss'he had left ii, he
looked again into the mirror, bat only saw the
bed truly reflected. During the day he thought
much upon the Illusion, and determined next
morning 10 rub his eyes and feel perfectly sure
that he was vide svaks before he left bed.
But notwithstanding these precautions, the
vision was repeatsd with this addition, that he
thought he recognised In the corpse some re-
semblance 10 the features Of his wife. 8. -
= I'm the course Of the second day he received
q ietter from his wife, in which che stated that
she was q aits we'll, and. hoped be was enjoying
himself among his friends, As he was de-
votcdly attached to her, and always anxious
Tor her safety, he supposed that his morbid
fears had conjlred ap The vision he had seen
reflected in the glass, and went about his busi-
ness as chcerfnliy ~ usual. ON the morning
ef the third day, after he had dressed, he found
himself in thought In his own house, leaning
over the colin Of his wife His friends were
assembled, the minister was performing the
funeral services, his children wept-he was in
the house of death He followed the corpse to
the grave; he heard the earth rumble upon the
conin, be saw the grave filed, and the green
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PkEPABE FOR WINTER.
Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Stoves!
Crates! Crates! Crates!
Parlsr Companions! Parlsr Companions !
FURNACES. FuRHAcEsi 49,.
&C., kc.. &c. .n,ha


sIBLEy Guy most respectfully .iavits the at
tention Of their customers and the SwS- -
- ni6cens sfoei OF af'i The sSove%unsuf G ~ ns q
rs. io; PsI::sd ?. any thing oa.ssd Y sh,s
The sstsSlish@snt Is solieited II order That I S.p
ehasS,s may judge rightly for themsslyes. f-.L
The name, Cox, wHITEMAN & Co., Philsdel-
Goca s1oss
q. NoRTHa CHASE T. NORRIS celebrated Gas
hsnd:S%s rSs ..s Stoves seld; 80,
Tn Warmer, famous throug ghout America ss the
mo moss perfect stove ever made, can also be had st
IL fsct W have the exclusive agency of tn. STOVES
Our assortment of Pxnrrcr ceMrLrrr, Fxrron
CoMPLKrK. ROYAL Cooks, BALTIMORE CoaPLRrI,
al b&&e;, e, i; Iarge and carefully selected.
our "GAs, ,BgRNNe PARLoR HEATER,n declared by
Judges TO be far superior TO any thing ever produced
AZ evidence Of the fset, We have sirssdy this
time We have sver called the pubic attsntios tic 70
their excelinG merits. = =
I = On the shortest notice we are ~, -
.-5 also prepared 70 furnish and
BOOKS FURNACES. The sinEie -
mention of these cannot but
secure your patronage
are all of the newest and most Improved STYLE and
seldom 10 such variety offered TO the Waskisston
ys6iie, cesabiniss, they do, all the sdvaatsxes
SiBLEY GUY would further inform the pub
that IN congestion with their Stove business, they
have LARGELY increased their HousR-FuRNIsHTNe
and BUILDING MArRRIAL department. They have
BxDsTSAp, the neste;t and most co1ysnient nSs sI
rsngsment 4 ever invented.
III SSS IA. AVENUE, BETwKEN 9TH AND 10TH
STREETS. se 2s-eolm
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80. - q ,.,.....1 -. TEAS. WINES.
LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c., &C.,
Which the viii sell e. cheap a. any other house in
tho Osuioy fsa Eas.r-.4rs. - - y-u
SELLING OFF AT COST 10 REMOVE.
$4,000 Wearu ov NEw- Goops THAT Musr N
RUNOET IN fIW WKxKs. -.

Having lssssd tas large sud pss.sif.I ssors-reon
between sth and 10Th stTssss, q Pjonoforfs Wsss,
room. Yhere shall rem.vs m 3 few weeks, after
s;S :ss; NH ::s z isfs
STOCK os pvisss cssf pySess. q - - y , =
color. and ysfistY O. fns Pearl. silver, s.S Inlsid
S::s: SS:::ssi:s Sss - = sso;s!ss
SSis;ss: ss::sssis[ Esss:..ss:: g fs:%:.%: % g.:
Bsriansry, sosI:, 4s;l .chlfrse's csfuss.s;
2: Sfs: So,il FR ss.s g y s:s:
ysr.sty; !; and IN esdis:s voiely. of fss 3rsnsp.
80 .ry rs,: &. :ss;; Z
.q.siis ~ For aay thing y9S 9sjt ~ ,Iss56 NJ -
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DRIvIxe CARRIAeEs on SUNDAY PusIsuABIr nv
rms ~ PiTrsguHe I'm the case Of Jacob Osterie.
fscentiy arrested IN Pittsburg, Pa /, for drfyin9
ne carisge q Hon, Walter Il. f.owrie, Chief
SUNDAY, the Mayor decided that under the Act Of
Assemniy q ~, the defendants wss clearly guilty
n S1 40 "a g Tie law IN performing 9 work de-
sb.s - ~ hsIsner .necenity nor eharity.p but
anv,ng = v!cstsd TIE law. 10 deiiverine his
oPlutons ne Mnyuf Thought that the dsivinc ar :
na,s c.,S e. e,o M .os .ppssr % have been anything
pann o. owners, resident short dissznrs f,or, ~
cry, reech sehurch equally accessible 81 nth
s, :, ana msTs Rn%it!vs meant while |. f.s & the
oriser ena eaIolsn are concesne who wese thus
yiolastcr 6 f1s sxPre. cYmunpd q de Dscs.
logue nneQ wu consequentlY imposed
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IL The spots en ~ Sun ere said 70 be NINA
nslly naperon aD6 large this rear. Al The Dres.
sns Tine the,s - e!eyel gyesps - sPsk yisIi,ie,
sss =. e sn'ea sss s:s - . l.is M
esntly obsrrve& nearly In the ceniss, embracing
c:etsal hle<k po1 snd Dttll lnsger penuubrsl re-
E,ee, y ~ sat9 y y sDdBsUnisg daily RsnarhAr
y" saS satsss - va 1 b2ss Nea !
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:, : 90 MIsCELLAMROUs. e <.
a Aesks ear MRS. W1NsLOW,, = -,
- AN aBxperfeaced Nurse and Female Physicisu.
5 lss.snts 20 The attention Of mothsrs, her : =
= SOOTHING SYRUP.

which greatly facilitates e prcesss d teslhiss, By sossa
nag the gans. reducing sli aaammstioa siisy ALL
PAIN snd spssnodie action, aad is ss So - - 9.
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS saa
Depend pPea ~ mohers win give rest 70 yoarseives end
RELIEF,AND HEALTH TO -FOUR INRANTS
havsPu and sod this article over ten years. and
cAn ~ cossiDENcH AND TRUTH Of il, what have
Msdis.se-.ssy.s - MRs. II, IT "a S2IsrD. LED II IL
rrcr HcrnS,tWINuIOw,sl.sr,ssc 1 .s,s ,im.I, ned "a
Sc s !, s.ss SOOTHING .:ss.s: d.
.ns sns:s., ,snsls sYRuR,. dssshs.S ,sisS is
shs comneadatioh q iis EiesI s9esu and medical
afssf Ten yssrs' experience, PLEDoE QUA Rrrura-
Tson FoR THB FuLFILMENr OF WHAT WE HERE DE-
cLAak IL almost every instance where infant
ing IRON pam and exhau.tiou, relief win be found in
or twenty manusss aftsr the syrup s.
This ssusels prepGaron the prescription Of Of the
land, sndhas bssn used with NHvRRrAILINc SUCCESS h
.iae,,J THOUSANDS OF CASES b7'sq'
not oay relieves the child from pain, but the
stomach and bowels eorrees sedity and sives and
GlirIxe IN THE BOWLS AyD WIND COLO,
and ccnvsisns which, not speedily remsdisd
sss FOR sns !. <: :ss snsp
II Al ease. of DYs- CHILDREN lENrERT ana DiAs.
:... sm IEETHING ias .s,:s .s, s,h.,
eanss We would say every mother Who has child
fsring from Of the foregoing eomplants-Do
yopk rREyUDicEs, Eos THf ra EJUDIcEs OF OTHERS,
sUnEyes, ABsoLuTELY sURE.o follow the use of thi.
nsdicins, timely used Pull directions for psing viii &C
ssTI3ny Zach Sess None Eeau'ne unle the .e-smiis
Prineipal OGee No. 10 Cedar Street, N Y. f - skfr
~ Pnee oaiy 25 Cents Per Bottle. oe u-dAviy
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PLAINFIELD ACADEMY,
ks NiAH CAlLzsLK, PA.
The nth sessisn lsronthsl eomrencss Novsn-
improvement OF . limited number-s studerts En-
gre exe eease; 30 per session. To an . few vacsn-
noon) circulsrs st Star onies, or sddIees
e ss-eolm Prineips and Propristcr.
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DKHTISTRY, 90.


Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at -
Many persons wear these teeth vho80
cannot veef others, and no person can wear others
Persons calling at my cfhce car be socommodsted
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
clesnest. strongest, and most perfect denturs that
saa art ess ~ MPrednes. the MINERAL PLATE viii b
Rooms in this city-No. 3se Pa avenue, between
sth and leth sts Also, so1 Afoh street. Philadsl-
phle. sr-.f .. .---f 80 u -oo t-ly
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W.D. WHLLACn.

Payers served in psshass b. saniss q o4s yss,
or 81 cents pss month. To nai1eubooribsrs thssub-
ssriptioa pfiss d $50 Q yssr, = sIssssa. ssibe
six months: 81 for three months, snd for lGss thAn
three months at The fats Of u ssn1s wssk singls
copies, sse eess; m wrsppsrs, I've ssnts. Z :
ApvEafIsE,GRzrs lof eight linss 10 Ne SQUARED
inserted three times fbr a; svsry ether dsy, OF
tvicss week. .eissensss vssk, sessats pss ssnAss
for each insertion. 1ti&s-.f = - 81 q =
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~ -, O. 4 Bsownson b severely s.ke. :.
80 - "a sne Hs5cPoifnn Hecord for "a srsicie n
Lobby = s1ispae6ys bpt thst - tea sot dis d q
s4s - $50 4<s4 tfeo
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Gemr,,He GUYS ! rs, AM. .P]soLs.-

~. a!s 8 k.Sa f 5s.Ss 5Sss &, bs:::sa
!s;SssS;s,: s;,s. sSss S.s Ssi: . -:
Ck!sgsFs. 1nssllls co9Ss sisSs, viii 1ssy ssSsr
= IS: .S'ss 81 q q -: {: s: 7; : :
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fGsxsAEE sXsAEHF!NGTSS F3KE NSfAlNSRRy ANRylcINirY

FAsHiQNABLEMf MfLLINE GOODS -
On Monday Iuesday, snd Wedpesoay. the -
4slves, q she has very handsome stock OF . =
'kaqcy Bennots, Straw Goods; also. very large
variety a. Embfoidenes, Dress TIimmings, Paid
Dresses. yAlencis Lace, Ladies, Dress Caps, Rib
gNoTscr-Nrs HELLER kss lust received IS 90
boxss 81 40CA ESs which vill Be soid vholesals
o. Hs sisN Il. yssS rs, sSsss Sss.s
al sss sans S1sss .o al. Nosx msrt.s s,.e.
NOTICE 10 PLRASuRE sREKBRs -Ths
kesomA9 Seeamboat- Company. -
IA eddltion 70 the semi -weekly trios r - =
fot, oAef the public Of fWeshinEfon and vicinity n
sSRSrs9snH, g & s2iSEipe = tiP 81 shc essgvfsl le
a13ly) daring the hot weather. F5s.a - 80.
e:ss sGss e:f 3: ~ ss:sIssa s
nsxt as sls0 fcr Asnie creek, Two dollars, 90
N54 Istvi1.gs of rouiainlne on6 o. fwo dnya >ss,.
4. IL a.gl0. qaa snioy Are spOgt WITH hoax -
go go BasaI s,s. ss .. f6Iae sso. koodss
e6od H6t;i scSeanodshos osh b Aad q sAsss
Bcsts leeve fsee OF sHA sfrssf q s3< 8. \. ana O.
For Svtks! Ia ssmaE ion Inc nifs a sks coupasy,s
es, q 2 ~ ~ Psnnsy yysnis sysPsss rex decF
=. :. Z. keeAesat 1Dfonos 6f10IAoi3 Ccuo61
- 90 -*llleE5 5fsEut SIS e..4sfza.tl - i 49,
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~ AWARE. aps.1g- i.r,.f
FRANCE. gROADBENTs CO., MAxAsr,s

FRANCE. 81 koXpSENTs CO. having OBJ
tsined from the Legislature of Delaware, Ct tslate
sossion, Lottery Contract, to continue In opera
ton for period Of twenty years, and having given
bond: 70 the state for ons giios Of dolars to se-
drsEinG q Wilmington, Def, the CONsOLf-
DATED LOTTERIES OF DELA WARE for
the dement, OF International improvements and other
R1rRoses, and the SUSsE EXCOUNTY LOTTERY
'0EpELAWAREf for the same objects.
drawn daily at IS minutes before p. m, and the
Sussex County Lottery daily q Is minutes before
All drawings under the superintendence of. Lot
tory Commissioners appointed by the state Of Del
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C. -, G o AaL! -. o,
O A IL

e. Al, Q AaL o1b,,
,,., ,Dss
si snss: :assfs
Ss1 sss:
81 &: s: 'sis
he Can. CAM. tsn .oats aa :,a:
" -, ,AFLOAT.
e xsa GSs ssa
:fsa ::
aaa Of =: Efb,1%s. SfTnHsfssRRs' on
Sss :'d GSs Ss.s sh is Ns.; s:s &; ys
going to quit .nd Cos rs1s sns
% susf q 5sRSi5s s, sSs saSs Sss
have never had any such idea; and. also, Of tender
stowed upon for the past three years, and hope
ono. and Y.ra!seis:I w sszfss g .s: tf:s S9 Ward
woop AND COAL. a
and WOOD, sll Of which We eusrsntss 70 be Of the
veT pest qusity, and are selling for delivery this
White Ash Egg SIZE Coal at t...- $500 per ton.
Red Ash. al dze1. :. = ..-.-. SIS do,
Cumbs Gland lump. ....-..-..-...--. SIS do.
Hickory Woed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =. SaS pr cord.
f,sI .-.-.-......".siissSss 90. S'
Come with InH CASH, and We viii convince you
that ours is the chese Ysrda; Ysrda;vr,s On :
,WS..nd. Ward. Washington, and Water St: Sscsss.
~ n A II N N - ~
~ A.L!!!
yss Il b Ps s.,se TS' & sss as
celebrated Whits and Red Ash COAL, which viii
f SIeso;y S. 0 os e oss ssa n: A: %oSSd S d
Split Wood Of al lengths BATES
..S wSeS issS :s and nss; cs.i ID neccls1; csS:;,
&C o a Go a % = In
Nov eaost and dlscharsins-
Ssai: John. 4ss:y sss c.'0lln'
snd lie TsssA ::s sssayf r
oIs D.iy ~ cs1Isstsd, ss,sp Of Lyksn Valley; also.
y. az s ss s'I L. s S.5ss . pap .
:ss SSs: s,::; S:. 81;
and measure given Fsir pgess xIectsd.
%hsISFoSotr Sar i7sa IN e .hS Seo1 - wsE wo bsoslt
.Orders left ateither place viii reoeave prompt
Wo99R5MJW.oopa.aiotOry. Wo99RP5MJW o.t. End Pine
pared or in the cord length: w :,
S sai S' s'ss% ss0E FEs
ii sitisr see ss Win i receive i've i.o%p.
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NEW STORE.

BROWNING HEATING
have Just opened their New Store, No. ass Penn
@Osylv8nia avenue, between 9Th and 7th
H5stssts, with large and varied stool in
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KDUCATI0NAL.

HE Subscriber will open, upon the Sd Obtober,
tween Pa. avenue and street north, over the store
o. Wilson q Barr: Here will be taught ali the
EnsirIsia rin branches, MstheTatics Aneientand Mod
na hSRSs sDHss, sns Z.
any 9i those branches Of q Business Education
which the calling in life of any Individual may de-
mand. There Will also be delivered, twice . week,
iho,t lecture upon "Business," in eli its prscti
For further particulars see pripcissl,
~ Residenoe-No. s4s L street. between 18Th
end 10Th. ss---.-e = f--sr 90 5-5m
THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, -
r, o. ga sfyeet, befscsea aad L
xb ny insIsusion w1h Be opened on Monday. sept
The limited number Of scholars THIRTY j the An
hivete play grounds and the quietiocation, render
mls most Desirable school for boys.
.s1 4 A. G. RICHARDS. Print.
Mas. TMEs; MsSdsNfgRkA dMssNG4R kAICE,s S.!I, sGao9L.
lend. and The pubiie generally that she win resume
SuIes OF her school on the lst Monday in Sep
The course Of study pursued viii COMPRISE an thu
S,ranenes requisite to thorough EnsIish sduca
In addition e hex day seheI.rs sh. is de.iroqs Of
sssS from 10 to yesrs, Who viii Ss under Ssf sm
mediate care and oversight --I7's
Her arrengemsnts for the accommodation and
euS es5s Of RuPi. have ssen
desiring particular informat on With refsrencs TO
,s ner school may apply to w. ID. wallaeh, Editor Of
For terms and further particulars spply At her
fesldence-No. 80 Cameron street, Alexsndria, Va
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GARNET WARE, Go. - s
lTMcGREGoR & co, q
80 House Furnishers, m
are now in receipt At their Ware Rooms, $40 and
s2e SEVENTH SfRRRT, of . very extensive and
vel-selected assortment Of
CABINET WARE AED OTHER FURNITURE
consisting in part Of
e Ss bss sas
:.sss ssiRIss a.s!ss q. s.n.
ss',si and Css%ss, ssd dss.
!. painted all oolors, ,I9s zFlas5 '-7''l = >
pinipE-roo ssss eonplete, 5os4 81
cs.as Hst sfs: snS aa:f saa r'ss
Also, all other Goods in the Housefurnishng line
sFass sss
s1sity of every article shall 6e ss represented.
tire q ysry short notice. and use our is.s personal
efSrts y 70 give entire T M s.tistset,on. ~ ...,.-
ss n @ aas :. ss
MOTTO that - quick penny s better than slow
We iayit. the attsntion Of n shc scptsSplass
$50 ana sas ssssnsA SS stl:s
S5O D sTRE BET. -, 05O
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ssosk. shssp for
.f;sss. = hung !. .f,sri.ns.d vortn... and ..ta..
SPHlNG-SEAT LOUNGES, %. = -
sPLEE1Ip ROCKING CHA fkS, SIA. -
&l<EkRY.HQLLQW CHAIRS. olx . s
O- AL the Furniture u mAn1f6otured In this
''S' w. - - jos. TK.PLANr Z CO.,
s.Essas RaRDerhapgeEs and Upholsto9vfs,
10 Furnitsrs Rspsirsd and VcsnisSsd. 8 III,
stANrlEs. !. q ,,v ., !. :. :. -. =.
We yili open ON Mouday, OcSobsr 18th, IN oar
Nxw CLOAK RooN. th foorl beautiful assort-
mens Of 6leSk Fsenoh, B.aak .Treoo and Blaot
sxn Ysss nsa ds.sk dsssI fsr ss
si ns. 49, ~: S5osh9 Losy sHAWks. very shssl:
Sa.Sis, SfSsv dssiy.s; Cssbnsfs, 81 nssiaQ, Thib-
Es,asss esd Glosh Shsyls. 4,sos Bleck xenpo
ter or Saicdgas; s:icsg. ksef Iee s1d Rss ci9ss
d30 asss COX . NcKENNEY A0Q,
QsEleN AHbSbA HbbA bDt III tfizsT,c cIeAEs
81: 81 s: - S;:s !: ::' ~: 3:
Il sk 40. 5: si...s 1880 s sssss i. !
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DENTIqTRy

DENTISTRY. sFuf aldo. -
Ok. HILLS. after prscucal test Of two years,
mend the Chcoplestic Process for insertins0 49,
arthciea tseth ID has the advantages OF
lIPef ssts inserted for eB Partial In Proportion.
Omoe sos Pa avenue fra.,fF ,.fs 49, SET
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:. SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.
: eaaa TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. i,
70 be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware, Ct Is
I 1..-s- minutes before 2 M.

." f
,lr = MONDAY, October IT,
Class 17S-78 numbers, II drawn ballots.
Capitals. ~ tfa
prixe of.-.-.. 86,00l+ prizes OF .-...o 900
its,y,. 10, :. 60, Go.
TUESDAY, October Is.
Class f76-7e numbers. IL drawn ballots. -
s'a Capitals. ,;.5ts
prize eof.---.....S5 prizes of..--..:. .el 900
I do. -----...-.@ l,is7 &o., 60.
- Tickets 81.
WEDNESDAY, October fa .saes
Glass fT-75 numbers, IL drawn ballots.
ipriis Of $50 prizes xs: Of f---...-sl,oo'
Ee'.E Ticket: q. 90 ssar
a.sI- THURSDAY, October 80 ad
3.-i Class 17a-7s numbers, u drawn ballots.
prize .sof.---...~.sssS prizes Of-..-... see
| dSS' dSS' --.-.,r Is In DO -xi -. ="
Ticket. q.
FRIDAY, October g..
Class i7s-7s numbers Is drawn ballota
:prss priz.sof -. -. !: . ,ssoo
a0' -.-'." rhofs.. haa q. @'' CO.
SATURDAY, October q
Class 1875 numbs.s, i2drawn ballots.
,rssssf ss. ;ss ss 'iisss. ss Of: eng -
xs-F Tickets o.. sns-~
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All orders for tickets or certificates of paoksges
will meet with the most prompt and confidential At
tention, and the printed ofhcisl drswings sent 90
xddrss. Hh e 'iSB FRANCE. BRoADBENTs Z CO.,
90 lS1v sfsi951u Wiudnxtnn Delaware.
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BSeTs AND rssk6 sk6esGWi.s ekoSsSs; 70. s.a xeu
90 70 GRIFFIN & BROS, No. sd Penn.
syenne. You vii find them slwsys PREPARED 20
ranted 70 wear veil, and q the lowest possible oesh
price. maFe 2
TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY,
i Having been engsged in msnutActs5ins LsdisS
NOV y ~; s%s me s :sls Id sSss Z ssi. Inc
by giving our voIk trial. Yeq can find tsts tmes)
the articles st the principal Shoe Stores IN Web
lngton cfty-the Shoes 90 we'll ~ j. w.
Nccsrdv h Son's phlladslphia maka ~ s1-iv
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" C. o A LII!
Just arrived, and now lying ct my wharf, the
.clhSsonsr jSS With fe cargo that
seH low for the caah. Also, ON hand large lot OF
HiG!k9ry, OAK, And Pine WQ0D; Also, Cut and
Split Wood Of al lengths w., EW BATES,
se0 18th Ct. near the Canal.
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IL Is rumored on our streets that q Clergy
man IN Madison, Of high standing, has beer
guilty Of m indiscretion, We tniuf thev esII 4
nov, with servant girl living In bis family
As the Rev Mr.. Sheets, Of that city, has re
Gently been expelled for refusing TO marry tn
mother Of his child, il is but fair to state tia
We 90 not aliude to him. Is Mormonism abou
to overthrow Christianity what is the mat
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never been able 70
Msdieiue-HEyER
AIM q LR IN
rEcT 4 cuRB,
Neverd ne know
satisfaetion BY any
the seonfrsry,ausre
OPERATIONS, and
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) o A oLlo Gmo a In

WOOpEWO0Da-H Oak, and Pine
w WOOD furnished st low rates, either pre-
T. ]. 4 w. M. GAIT, =.
Propnetors Of the City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
--s Foot Of nth st., below War Depar't
Omce-N. w. cor. 18th and g sts.. No. SAT.
I0Orders leff at either p sce will receive prompt
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| cay cf any cTHHR
HAS FAILED, IN
|srANcH TO EF-
when timely used.
an iasfaaee of dis
| one vho used il. On
ispes in fsrma Of
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THOUSANDS OF CASES,

anu 0ytfCome C01y'
end In deaf. We
IfAND sUREsT REM
In all eases Of DYs-
RHGA IN Chill
srises from testhing Z
eauss Wa ~ouId =