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, 1860-11-10

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On Thursday morning two residents Of Flat
brook Station, Shelby county, Ind had quar-
rel about some hogs. The parties were A1::
James Woolley, a farmer and postmaster, aud
. blacksmith mined Tooley. Tooley had m
old grndse against Woolley, and after the last
quarrel, declaredh would shoot him. He ac-
cording1y went b5 train to Clifford, 4 distance
Of six miles, for a gun, and as he Was return
Ing In the trim he repeatedly declared hfa In
tention Of shooting Eoollcy. The same af.
ternoon Woolley was going to the cars with
The mail.bags, yAen Ioo!ey eailfa to lin, lin;
the latter tired, and Woollcy fell dead Instant
II, the shot taking effect in his breast. The
greatest excitement prevailed III the neighhor-
hood as soon as the occurrence was known
the examination proceeded the crowd outside
prepared tho cnilows upon which TO inhict
summary execution; Cooler counsels, how
ever, prcyailed, and Tooley was taken to jill
Woo1iey was useful citizen, and his death Ia
greatly deplo1ed- Cincinnati Gazette.
, 1860-11-10

Western Virginia promises To- diside with
slippery Rock Creek, md the districts up the
Allegheny, the attention Of oil srseulTon.
IN Clark county, somc time since, q III. karns
sunk well one hundred and lfty feet deep,
and IL now taking out fifteen barrcls day.
III. Rathbonr, from whom Karns leased, SUBJ
Eequeutly sunk vel himself and In twelve
honrb after "ilc" vas struck, it Tiled ciEte1n
containing one hundred md thirty barrels Of
forty gallons each. But this Is not all They
hare discovered vein Of oil coal one thou
sand feet thick, IN mountain on Hugh's
riYer, tributary of the Knnawha4 This coal,
when put on a sho7el and held over the fire,
melts into oil, 50 that the discovery Il moat
important one. 4 good deal Of excitement
prevails In the ncighborhood, and ''ile" sites
10 being disposed Of Iap1diy as fabulous
puse&.- ~, ,.-,. .....- .. :. :,
, 1860-11-10

Ameetfpg of tho friends Of Union was held
in the Opera House, Norfolk, Va, on Tuesday
evening last, to consider the secession resolu-
lions offered BY Cor. Wise, a few days prcvi-
Mr, Joseph Logan and Hon. ]. S. Millson made
addresses, and the following resolutions were
adopted:
j. That ro regard the Constitution Of the
United States, whatever may be Its lmpcrtec-
tions, a. the best safeguard OF liberty aud hn-
MN tight ever Jet OWNED by human wisdom;
and that, in REV Of the good 1t has secured Is
any other form Of government hitherto adopt
ed or suggested among mankind.
9, That We regard the Union Of the States,
under that Constitution, not" only Us the beet
means to our continued prosperity. but Is nee
esaary to the best hopes Of the world, and look
upon disunion as the greatest evil Tint can b.
fall us, ssre dishonor.
8 That no ono section of the United States
more than another, has the right to name and
to elect any citizen to the Presidency, and that
1t Is the duty Of Ill parts Of the Union TO &c
knowledge and give due obedience tothe Gov
crnmcut, under and President who may be
constitutionally elected, 80 long as the Consti-
tuition and laws shall be faithfully Kept and eS-
ecuted.
i. That It is unreasonable to regard the elc-
yation Of any citizen to the Presidency, who
shall be elected by a constitutional majority OF
the people, as m nct of aggression, or from
which, Of itseif We ruay infer designs hostile to
our rights and liberties.
S. Tint We have sufficient confidence In the
people Of the United States, In their lore OF
the Union, and reverence for the Laws, to be-
ueve that they will, upon an just occasions,
oppose and resist any clear violation Of the
Constitution, whether attempted in wanton,
ness OF under the forms Of law. But We hold,
that to anticipate and assume such violation,
under existing circumstances, is at once un'
wise and in}ast and ws shall 5eSara The 4. sp s
Of Safety," as contemplated In one Of the roS
oiution: adopted by portion Of the people o.
Princess Anne, on the 18th inst, as the exer
cise Of authority unknown to the laws Of the
State Of Virginia, and Of m Irritating and rev
olutIonary character.
g. That we have seen nothing to Justify AMI
distrust in the constituted authorities Of ths
State, that they will not In due time and IN
prpper manner, yindicatc the laws and main
tain the dignity Of The Commonwealth.
The resolutions were then adopted, single
voice dissenting.
, 1860-11-10

We passed about among our fel1oE-citiEens
observe tie easct produced upon their minds
by the Intelligence Of Lineoln's election. We.
found Ii em> Ill calm and even cheerful ThsY
seem, whilst strongly djsoppsrortng the p1incl-
ples of sfr. Lincoln and bis: party, to; expert
ecnce fesling Of relief :: the thought that the-
conflict is at last over. They hare no tAonghf
They arc prepared fo mafntalu their rights !.
firmly but dispasslonately. They have roap-'
prehension that any outrage or wrong caE be
peIpet1ated upon them by tho next Ad114nts-'' ).
, 1860-11-10

There Is = live, strong, growing Republican
party in Hewports Ky.,. which is. - our read
CTS know, opposite Cincinnati. The following
is the vote cast In that city on Tucsday Last:
Lincoln .,26B ponc]as, .423
Re1I .3N -BfkEkiuradce. 81
, 1860-11-10

~ ~ n U r p n +, II
~ l. ~ - - IL !"
~
To Dru.g1stss Grosers ana aafdNare
Ae1eAAAAes
Gksn.x.x:Ycu. attention y respectfully eaiied to
' ~ - r.. r GAU1rIER .1 r1:sr & cos
tIouIet u Iou
--.-...
STOVE hIsH
ruc T. r, ectrr ~. ,,o.t s~..,rI-, f,,.x..
MaaatastuEsrs y tss tntsed States use oaly PUEE
n.m4t E,oTr pc'i.S dc srantaTcs of vhtch ~ erer
thue ees.rn,1 ~ n ~ No .rn ~ 1sn' o'e1 I'll
E, ~ nns -nmnras hat nreEr1r. TIRE, .rh,,. .b.,
f,rr ia not intnre hT The action Of thc ost tntepe
, 1860-11-10
Elegantly illustrated Edition -cf
co0PER's NOVELS,

Knbs1lsA I'd with rlrs Hundred Original Drawfnk+
ByF.o. c. DARLEI,
This beautiful ed1uon of coorez's Mork1 - coz.
@sneed reetaary IS ~ .nd IN b completes, n
inS novei complete: being pahliahsd tae nat &
T.
TEE SEE1Es ENDRAcEs:
The Ptoneers, Moms = Found
Ess. Is s slPsss u xoh,..,4 Viz - VICE:
r. My.sSs1i,. s2S1 e. IL sPsie1sa''' 4!:s
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f. f. Fs;Ssn'' fsss assessss e. y e:.n>
TSsst 4Ss 81 nna%,s' gaas! Tss e. ha'asan.uer. Laden
Tts Wete5 %iisa. 'os Anost sa A. A.+no,s' s+.,,,
Ths 1tHSnte sIontf.as. ~ Ths ways II ia Hsur.
6atanitoe. TTscauuau-
order lie remainder WIN follow Inc SANG arrange
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tade and importance anything ef ths stod before p;
u ssis
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& { s fss.a Iii :eHs1s s. .a ts::s:
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At the suggestion OF numerous Artists and AmsteHrs
the Pubrshcr. have taken limited number Of Az.
u.t Proofs before letter. Of eAch q Tho beautn steel
Illustrated EdIon of Coor+rs Works. Thtse they aTo
abou: isaInr In fl.o4 each containing eight pFoct
descriptive Of tie picture The proofs tein. pin,
ID it. the utmost care. Indla and backed Oh ths
e Of highly ornaent:. dss1:n printed u tint Ioos
bcrs, md the Remaining -Four wtl follow In ! few
months. Price TO osnosesasrs-thsss dollar pss folio
A. The proof! arc limited u small nnmher, 1only ao
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viii be received except for the full set
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, 1860-11-10
THK FAmTVE-WHAT SHALL BE
DONE FOB KANSA&.

There il but one answer TO the question.
The Northwest New England and the Mid
5,o States must take her and her suffering
,onn}at;o, into their charitable keeping,
md Nc 1onr As the lamine lasts, share with
then, the abundance with which Providence
hns generally blessed the land. There
,nuat hc mn dclav. no doubt no hesitation,
~. rrrcb cav;,ino AZ tn methodk. There
:, bc,n1css md staryinr people. In New
yors and New E,nrlond il money. and
{, The Northwest there are pork and com.
Thc n-o,,em then. is not. Shall we ciye?
f,ut. How sha1l the money Of the East, the
o0', ~" s,1. Ma-t sra 80 e,n;.had -o,n,o
1ooo 9 y. ~ 49,, m .,,aa,,;,1 su-s,v nnd cro
o' nM,na. h.anaht - to~o.i,sr, Thst nro,,leo
nom'cans . ~ so,,..,a w;tb;n thc month c,ss The
mus' W 49,. ...o,a w;,, ,>s ..,,,'od hv -
a;, sa. " a.,-,na fram 1,,n-r men and starvinr
"11' Wy -.:,s.s1 u:,s -. =. ,;to ~ which h..
"o'nsn ~ sna ,a.~a , s;n.a 1-e1sns M uan, tbroucl,
NV ..Ns.,a.,an ossa 1sa.a s.t.s>
ns1 rsa ta1;h,c fats ~b;ch threatens to oxr1-
-. 49, - - ..d ,or.1 nson1a ana ~.
"ne.a w. g. ~ 1880, 49, sa,;on 1asra hut 1;t,,s
necessity ~ s ns c.' 49, a. -. 49, a,..a;sa
t'ioe 'o' c''se.s ~A seSs,:,e..s ~. =. - .s,.
ing proposed @sasa.s*o, ,ha ha.t t1. w.. % L. dons
many cho's"s W 80 e'.s .so sa"or. Nv - 4 .ns
done mus , sonD ao,r ~ .hs.a ~ s. s.-aaw.-+ ~ ~
eponlaq.us w aop = ,ae,.,n. e. ananno. :ond
whom hansaS - .ooA1 ''ns e1nns 80
, 1860-11-10

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Jasper county has done. her work and done
1t we'll Lincoln's minority Is now 5o1 anda
50 to 70 majority for, Lincoln. Curtis, for
Congress, has majority = trine less: This il
something Of gain since 1859, when Kirk
wood for Governor got only PAL majority over
Dodge. Yours, Ma. BLANCHARD.
, 1860-11-10

sourH BEND, Ind. nor. s, 1850,
Editors Chicago Tribnrs: '.,- n
The following IL the correct result Of the |
late election in tho county Of st. !oaeph for
President: =. -
Lincoln received;
BreekinHdge. received =
Bell received: o
Yours, &c, E.V. CLARK, Clerk.
cnowx rom7. Ind; Nor. e. 1861
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The following Is the result Of the late cleo
tton In the county Of Lake for President:
Lincoln recei
eefia.tdsa reserved. :.
Yours. &C.. ZF SUMMERS.
P.s.@We got them down In this county In
October, and have kicked them ever a!ncs,
and the above figures Indicate the result; -,
n.x..s1.za, Ind, i;a nor. v-r 4: {: = ::
Editors Chicaso Trfbune:: 49,. j.
Lincoln In Jasper county. ..-.......:5ss
Douglas. ..........- .-.----...--.........'N5
Brecdnrddge- .-.i-'''.''.-.''''.'''' g
Ltncoln's majority y-..-.-..-.--..----...,sSo SCI -
One small precinct to hear from which, gave
~ W Yours, D J. JACKSON.
-. wAn.Aw. Ind. Nov. 8, 1850.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
In Kos1usko Co. Lincoln received. s. .29o
Douglas received. ;..,--....-..........1rsoo
Brechnridge received. 9
Done1as ela i esins S sver Lanes majority:
You1s, De-: TnoA4s WOODS.
rnuA rIECCI0Y HETUBys. '''
WASHINGTON, Iowa, Nov, g. 1sso,
Washington county, complete: lincoln's
majority, 6Gs; Curtis, majority for Congress,
GIL R1lPu DEWEY.
Trros, lows. Nov :. 1850.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
We have heard from IS townships In this
county, This county will gire "01d Abe"
500 majority. In this township the Democrats
had last year 81 majority; now we hayc 81. /
Yours rejoicing, s.s. DAs1ziA' :
WArE11o. Ionisa Co.. Noy. I. 1850.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Returns, unofficial but reliable, are In from
the townships Of this county, giving Lincoln
57U majority, Curtis, Representativc to Con
ercss,) 5C7-the larEeet Republican majority
ever Given. Frcmont's 1na}.. in In. 1856 was
351; Kirkwood's, (GoV.) In 1858, 2o5.
Lincoln received .......,....-........1s21v votes.
9ongh1. ..--.''''.-*.'-.'.-...-."'-' ~ - :.
t$clt peFhAp6-- ...-~-...--....---. y "'
BrccknE1dgt. t..-...-.--...--....-...-.. w
FOE CuNGnEts.
Curt. Nep.}. .1sl9 votes.
Cole {Dem.} .}...................----.... 1a3 " a
Republican majority y..........-.:. G0
Official returns viii be mailed ii soon as
cAnyassed Yours, JOHN HALE
NEw7ok, Nov. 7, $780,.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Jasper county has done her work md done
, 1860-11-10

DuPRAT'S POLISH AND
French Bl2sk Varnish.

PATENTED AfRL 1oth, 1850.
Thisanper1or vnrnsh hiss been approved b. the eheu
sts q w.saia7:oa :. osinG hs bs 1e!e Of as k94
Accoatsements, de- gIrins them hcaut!fal lnstrs
x1thou. in'usnE ne e..ns. II she !ea:f f. n9t on ~
composed renders It pltahe and tott Bcota Hasn:.A
&C. aer being vanished csn Dc E1.hs u x9sr w.
-Brssa iron TIN. ke. One application making them
serving them also from rsss. ti* foE loeS
dco! ae The vasntSh drtes n s.s than three
ti1E I!l il i eaa e!so be b psnut.etqse., IT, e
iii 1t giving the wood permanent black aud lHsEe
= he ts THIS :a.!;a M {. se,es - sssy 9,en e
vantage fur the hoo Of horses kfy!ns then bcautt
81 posh aad p7eveatn= the mud from Listening 70
IE- Sold by Druggists and pra!ers evesy ywhere.
F~Sena FIR circulars 70 peaitzx.
E~. Principal DEPOT 612 broadway. toppeslte E.
Nicholas HotoD y.
, 1860-11-10

FLORIDA, TEXAS AND LOUISIANA.
Nobody, we take it, cares how soon
South Carolinn goes out Of the uaion. A
couvulsion Of nature which would separate
that pestilent little 6tate from the body Of
the Republic, and open u deep channel or
raise mountain ba7;cr, between her and
the main land, would be joyfu1]y accepted
Is final solution Of the quarrel that Elc
has never failed to maintaia with her
peaceful and more enlightened neighbors
OF The North. She was Intensely Tort dn-
ring the Revolution; she has been nrbi--'
trsry anddcspotic since; she is traitorons
now. With slave population largely out
numbering her whites; with division line
between the whites which separates them
into two c1asses-the slave owners, ricl,
naughty and aristocratic, on one side, and
the "poor whites" ignorant degraded and
poverty stricken, on The othez-she is pow
crlcss forgood and not fearfully potent for
evil. She can be endured likc chronic
disease, which, though irritating, threatens
no 1ata, resut po' .A pss,ee ~ ~ !s1 t.s'
wou,a oe oes' pr psomo.ea a ~ ara ne5 ,;'.o ,n,
II sue WILL 1e' ..s' ~ e4o ~. ..Ae 80 . 'u
Topped from q healthy trunk, wilt and rot
"nc'e ene ''1'S
As "uAns a. tue Ia n..h ~, c..s,;ae ~ @ tharn
p''1 COMPANY w. 49, 80 cs,;;,t -; = ~
are Pot.,ons VI 'us eo..A N-r-:., ' - ~
event. WI ane y. ~ 49,. s.,1,.,:a:... ~ ~
ne1' ": ,e..4 " r 49, - - -. a.s.s1,
oousnl wv. 1.s -. ~. ~ ~ ~, -, ~ ~ c,,,f
-'ue Wv w., ~. 1..,.. ~, s,.1s, ~ a.
u nlea.so "Ao ~ ~. ~ 49,; 49, -,,a.. :,
sle1e san. y. ~ D nrasa ;ntcrro, n.~ts or
opens m1e .ue s.a. ...ss,s.s.a 80 T.. a.,~ r,,o
Inc 'ePuo!e 49, p 49, asss;.;ao - ~
pie anu l'ls<" a.:s no'n Ae a,1a. - ~ ;sdsnan,,
peno's ~ @ :":.F:..ea - 49, -;
ence' no. - Nv ~. .on' ,.es,,sns :. - ns+,aaa,
oen's lne1enl. W. - .1~.-:4.. $3.50. r,ar aost
aggrandlsemen' a''u Sseo.'ts. u" eoo1
erarrc. they are the nations by title in
, 1860-11-10

French rrocatei1e. 6a.ia DeLaincs, French Printed
Lifting. R:Ra. Cloth Dannsk und Moretas. kbrc1.
esoiderx Muslin Curtains and b. shs 5ar: Coss,sccs
y xood b.sn Or slt; Cur cuTtaia nansss a1d tlu..
Etntfe fa*stla, hnups. DEMpery Coriz. t;imn IanaA
GnEtain CiMpa stlk bordering. Curtain LlnlaeA aud
~ ktnds of T!tmminge necessary for Curtat. Wiz
s;;adt. %htie n9tI GE.sn aud nas Shade III
tu!et Balancs Ft1tuFeA Puinam'x Ch.tnhe rinFe auI
balleJs Patrnt lxturts Pendulum Fl1tuErs Ira and
Hfonxc EollcT enta Rack Pull Draeketa SHADE
CpF<k TaS4A1s 1900
, 1860-11-10
MATTiMCS AND RUGS.

Cocoa hfattnks for Oucek ChuYchc4 ycsitbulee, Sc
Straw Mating. both wtss and CHECKED. bne. o,te.au.
AQuaFteF and one ant ahaif yards tdc Moanlc Vol.
D1usl Skeleton. ALelaide and She .pEEn Mats ms
, 1860-11-10

TtF7UAt 1UWAs 1SUF y 1ot0.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
We have heard from Is townships In this
county, This county will giye "01d Abe"
500 majority. In this township the Democrats
had last year 81 majority; now we haye 50. i
You1z rejoicing, g.. 8. DAsE1s. :
, 1860-11-10

WASHINGTON, lows, Nov, 8. 1sso.,
Washington comfy, complete: lincoln's
majority, Cos; Curtis, majority for Congress,
GA RlLPu DEWEY.
, 1860-11-10

RourH BIND, Ind. Nov. 8, 1850.
Editors Chicago THhncs: -
The following IL the correct result Of the
]ate election in tho county Of St. Joseph for
, 1860-11-10

Fave on hand and offer for sale Of their imports
ton and Of Tie bert domeAc manufacture, iaFre4
md beat assortment In tho Northwest q Medallion.
Inkr.n. ExrTa Flne Inxrai Cotton aud y 0oi rofn4
Wool buIei1 8cotch tlemps Felt Venetian. Tapestry
luKEa3n. I:oy Brus.es and Stair CaFpcnEa. a Tho
Errasest variety, pEtrea and patterns; comprising tas
largest be1t and most desirable bttors
opened Chicago and wk1oh tasy offer 1t tie loRs-s
pcAsjha uFfce4
, 1860-11-10

of these ~ Offer 2arEs and nnriralted sssortmeak
.haI - regards qnaty style Or price. Of English and
aaal: yards and txo Jafls *lde 1t prices three
ehioss 70 six shil!ln yard Also. lIeavy Sheet
fact vide At pr1eee t.on four to Ten s1I'inTs
AHo-laois 0t Clotha II paSter w. By The y7ru--
, 1860-11-10

ITO LUSIBERAfEN.-500 bu white
l. Beaus In bags and barrels for aa1e by
WILLIAMS + H0U2HrElIy j.
oE11d1H-1 10 II Water 6aftet
, 1860-11-10
WArE11o. Lonisa Co.. Nor. I. 1860.

Returns, unofficial but reliable, arc IN from
10 majority, Curtis, RePresenfative to Con.
grcss,) 5G7-the largeet Republican majority
ever given. Frcmont's mai. in In 1855 was
351: KirkWopd's, fGoY.} in 1853, Ho5.
, 1860-11-10

DACK1NG BARRELS ALWAYS
l. on hand md for sale A rrtms article
GEO, 4, SEAyERNa
nEl4A%I1Su ~ 1f4 fh,Hn
, 1860-11-10

pURE SWEET CIDEIs-in whole
aTEYEEs EEBBER.
oe7s0tsm 1B Randolph Street j.
, 1860-11-10

Republican majority .............- tG1
Official rcturns will be mailed al soon as
cAnvassed. Yours, JOHN HALE.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-10
FERRYSBURG TEL
PARKS & VAN DEN BERG,
--.,. GENERAL ettur.Y.r
LAND AND TAX AGENTS

GRAND HAVEN, 49, MICHIGAN.
GEORGE PARKS, p. VAN DEN BERG.
NNTE have perfect abstract of titles for the
wv counties of Ottawa and Muskegon, and will
make abstracts Of title to land, on short notice.
Attend to purchase and sale eff real estate; bid
ding of land at tax sales; payment Of taxes !;
and will take general supervision of all lands
entrusted to their charge, and will attend to the
collection of debts.
Z1sg~ Peter Van den Berg, Justice Of the
Peace, and Notary Public.
Grand Haven, April 25, 1860. [nGS If
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-10

PILL! IRON


An aperient and stemachic preparation Of Iron
purified OF Oxygen and Carbon by combustion
IN Hydrogen. Sanctioned by the highest Medi-
cal authorities, both In Europe and America hind
prescribed i'm their practice
The experience Of thousands daily proves that
no preparation Of Iron can be compared with il.
Impurities of the blood, depression Of vital en-
ergy, pale and otherwise sickly compilations in
dictate its necessity in almost every conceivable
case. aia
Innoxious in almost all maladies in which Il
has been tried, IL has proved ABSOLUTELY curative
in the following complaints, viz:
In Debility, Nervous Affections, Emaciation,
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Diarrhaa. Dvsenterv,
Incipism Consumption, Scrofaious Taberculosis.
SAT- Rheum. characterization, Whites, Chlorosis,
Liper Complaints, Chronic Headaches, Rheu,na-
item, Intermittent Fcrers, Pimptes on Tie Face
In cases Of General Debility, whether the re-
suit of acute disease, or of tho continued dimi-
mutton of nervous and muscular energy from
chronic complaints, one trial of this restorative
has proved successful to an extent which no de-
scription nor written attestation would render
credible. Invalds so long bed ridden as to have
become forgotten in their own neighborhoods,
have re-appearcd in the world as if just returned
from protacted travel in distant land Some
very signal instances of this kind are attcsted Of
female sufferers, emaciated victims Of apparent
changes, and that complication of nervous and
dyspeptic aversion TO air and exercise Tor which
the physician has no namo
In Nervous Affections of all kinds, and for rea-
sons familiar to medical men, the operation OF
this preparation of Iron mustnecessarily be sal
utary, for, unlike the old oxides, it is vigorously
tonic, without being exciting and overheatng;
and gently, and regularly aperient, even in the
most obstinate cases Of costiveness without ever
being gastric purgative, or inaicting disagree
able sensation.
1t is this latter property, among others, which
makes it SO remarkably eaectual and permanent
aremedy for Piles,upon which IL also appears to
exert distinct and specific action, by dispens-
ing the local tendency which forms them.
In Dyspepsia, innumerable as are its causes,
n single box Of these Chalybeate Pills has often
sufficed for the most habitual cases, including
the attendant costiveness.
In unchecked Diarrhna, even when advanced
to Dysentary, confirmed, emaciating and appa-
rcntly malignant, the effects have been equally
decisive and astonishing.
In the local pains, loss of flesh and strength,
facilitating cough, and remittent hectic, which
generally indicate Incipient Consumption, this
remedy has allayed the alarm Of friends and
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-10

WILLIAM WALLACE.
Grand Haven Nov. 9,Is59. [ni51y
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-10
P r I N T S ,

French, English and American, large assert
ment and entirely new styles, and an equal
ly as good assortment of all goods kept
in the Dry Goods line. Also add
ed to our stock an assert
ment of
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-10
THE EXCELSIOR
M A r b l. E KS!!!
Corner Of Monroe aud Justice Sts..
Grand Rapids, = Kent Co., = Mich

rs the place to get Monuments,
Il Grave Stones, Nantes and Fur
niture Marble, manufactured out Of
the best Italian or Vermont Mar
bic. We also keep on hand, an as
sortment of Plaster or Grand Rap
ids Marble, Ornaments, Paper
Weights, Table Tops and Shelves,
which persons who need them will
do well 10 examine.
lsEy~ All our work is got up in the
best possible style Of workmanship,
of the best material, and at the westprices.
w. LARAWAY.
1y n351 Monroe and Justice street.
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Mannilla and Hemp Rope!
All sizes by the coil
BABBITT'S SALERATUS !
Hamburg Cheese, Butter, &C.,

Together with all the thousand and one articles
TO be found in a Grocery store All to be sold
low for CASH 0NL Y or good Merchantablo
Produce
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OR O q TX i r Y,
A good assortment of both good and common
ware. consisting of all kinds needed
of white and blue.
Goods at Wholesale.

WE offer extra inducements to the trade
w and are prepared TO fill bills at Wholesale
below Detroit or Chicago Prices.
CUTLER, WARTS & SrEDeMAN.
D0ILED Linseed Oil at one Dollar per gall,
ID also n quantity Of White Lead.
CUTLER, WARTS q STEDGMAN.
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To COnsuInptives
AND
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

THE subscriber, for several years resident
Il of Asia, discovered while there, simple
vegetable remedy-a sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs, Cotds, and Nervous
Debility. For the benefit of Consumptives and
Nervous Sufferers, he is willing to make the
same public. To those desiring it, he will send
the Prescription, with full directions free of
charge) also sample of the medicine, which
they will linda beautiful combination of natures
simple herbs. Those desiring the remedy can
obtain il by return mail, by addressing
J. L. CUTHBERT, Botanic Physicion,
no67 3m1 No. APO, Broadway, N. Y
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Agricultural Implements /!
Rubber Packing.

| have just received large supply Of Rubber
Packing which is offered cheap for cash, at the
Hardware Store Of
March Z, 1860. GEO. E. HUBBaRD.