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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-15
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION,

THE NATIONAL CONVENTION,
For the nomination of Republican can
didates for President and Vice President
will meet in Chicago tomorrow. Its
doings will probably be known in time
for our next issue. It is useless to
speculate on the chances of the various
candidates. We have our individual
preferences, of course, but can cordially
support any Of the true and tried Repub,
hcans who have been named for those
important offices. If the Convention
should select any other, we will take tie
matter under advisement. We do not feel
under any obligation to support man
who does not represent our principles
simply because convention may crown
him with a nomination We are under
no pledges to do SO. And if the Chi
cago Convention shall abate one jot Of
the principles of the Republican party
ina spirit of panlecing to the prejuduices
of any faction, or shall go outside of the
party for candidate, merely to catch
the votes of few political nonentities Of
the neuter gender, who, having no prin-
ciples of their own, want candidate Of
the same sort, we shall feel absolved
from all moral or political obligation to
indorse their proceedings.
Under such state Of things, we shall
stand in the position of EARNED neu-
trality, until, having examined the whole
field, a path presents itself, leading to a
clear perception of duty under the cir
cumstances. We admit the legitimate
weight Of an argument founded on expe-
diency, and within the domain Of truth
and fair dealing, will give it full consid-
Grafton. But We will sacrifice our prin-
ciples and manhood to its allurements-
NEVER! If the action of the Conven-
ton, therefore, shall be such, as in our
deliberate Judgment, will tend to ad-
vance the principles we cherish, by
means which are not condemned by rea
son and conscience, we can give it our
support, even if the nominees should not
be those of our choice.
We have no serious apprehension that
the Convention will do other than place
true Republican on a Republican Plat
form, in which event it is needless to say
our best efforts of pen and tongue will be
given to the cause. But, after the split
in the Democratic Convention, almost
any result is possible in the action OF
any other like body. And we simply
in this way, "defne our position" that
our readers may not be surprised at our
course hereafter. The citizens of Meigs
County know us too we'll to expect us to
support party whose principles we do
not freely approve. We would prefer,
of course, to be in the majority, but mi
norities have no terrors for US, and we
could work as heartily in sustaining what
we believe to be right, with score of
earnest workers, as if backed by the
shouts of the multitude.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-15
ISAAC FALLER

DABNEY SALT COMPANY,
Coalport. Salt twenty-five cents per bushel
for country trade G. W. COOPER, Sec'y.
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MARTIN HAYS,

Attorney-at-Law, Harrisonville, Meigs Co., O.,
will promptly attend to all business that may
be entrusted to his care, in the several State
Courts of Ohio, and in the U. S. Court for the
Northern and Southern Districts of Ohio. 3-3
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-15
JOHN S. DAVIS,

Has his Planning Machine, on Sugar Run, Pome-
roy, in good order, and constant operation
Flooring, Notwithstanding, &C., kept con-
stantly on hand, to fill orders. 1-16
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Sherif's Sale,

Christopher kepler and S. A. Burnap ct al, vs..
George Stvers and the heirs of Jesse stafford decd.
p1 virtue of two orders OF sale to me directed,
- from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Meigs
County, L will offer for sale, at the door of the
Court House IN Pomeroy, at one oclock p. ~,
On the lthday Of June, 1860,
the following described Lands and tenements,
to-wit: one undivided half of Lot No. two hun
dred and twenty, and all that part OF Lot No.
two hundred and twenty-one not conveyed by
the deed OF Daniel Thompson to Elihu Thomp-
son; situate in Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio
sold as the property OF George Stivers and the
heirs OF Jesse. Stafford, dec L., at the suit oil
Christopher kepler, 5. A. Burnap, ct al; ap-
praised at S9OO.vJ. Terms of sale, cash.
J.J. WHITE, 5. NJ. c.
May 1st, 1S60.-19-5t 800
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POMEROY SALT COMPANY.
Salt twenty-five cents per bushel. IL
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SheriH's Sale,

Sherif's Sale.
Jacob Dains vs.. Maria Haskins ct al.
DY virtue of an order OF sale to me directed
- from the Court of Common Pleas OF Meigs
County, will offer Tor sale, at the door OF the
Court House in Pomeroy, at ii o clock A. NJ,
On the Ilth day Of June, 1860,
the following described lands and tenements
to-wit: situate in Mcigs County, Ohio, III sec
ton thlrty-four, town four, range twelve III tie
ONO Company Purchase, beginning AT the
southeast corner OF said section 81; thence
west sixteen chains and iorty-seven links TO an
ash ten inches i'll diameter; thence north one
degree east ten chains and nihety-one links
to "a stake; thence no tn eighty-hve degrees
four chains thence north sixty -one degrees cas-!
fourteen chains and eleven links TO the east
side OF said section; thence south eighteen
chains and iotty-thlee links to the place OF be-
ginning, containing twenty-two acres three
roods and eight rods; also certain other tract
in section thlrty-three, town four, range twelve
Ohio Companys Purchase, beginning sixteen
rods west of the northeast corner of section
thirty-three; thence south seven rods; thence
west eight rods thence north seven rods; thence
east to the place of beginning, sold the prop
erty OF Maria Haskins Ella Haskins and Joel
Haskins, at the suit OF Jacob Dains, appraised
at Sl4UUOU. Terms Of sale, cash.
J. J. WHITE, S. NJ. c.
Nav 9 1S6A-1S-5t 4 5D
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-15

SUGAR RUN SALT COMPANY.
Salt twenty-five cents per bushel. Office near
the Furnace. I'LL c. GRANT, Agent.
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Is @ssI E;E5=I;:..l.::;; - 81.

Marietta s. Gin. and Hillsboro Gin R. R.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-15

By CARTWRIGHT, BURNAP & STANBERY,
Nav Is lS6O-l9-6t Her Attorneys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-20

HECfAI. ANNOUNCEMENT
EXCURSION TO CAPE NAY.
The Great Bas~n Heamship. Joan Vine Han ccnnandsr.
ExcuRaIoS TRIP TO cAPg NAY AND REfuRN,
L~Avng Nee rort
MONDAY, JULY -, As o'clock r ",
Arriving II Cape May early TIE morning.
Returning. lSave Cape May
TuEDAY KvKNIk0. July a. at O'Clock,
Arriving In New York on the following morning
rhs "trip has been arranged With uev Of snoring ca
cursioniss opportunity q witnessing rperaton the
motive power a DE ship scsh paddle rew eusineo. of
testing practical crp-reuce her admirable sailing and
qualities well spend day IN the height lie
the mo~t fsshlonsble wsicring place 70 America
DODWORTH's CELEBRATED BANDS
Doth Military and Cotlllou)
VIII accompany the ercurs,nn
RrfREkHMkNTs may be obtained 90 board ri mcdersis
priccs -
Ercur~onisis Ne board later than SOP ~
he 10Th.
rose for the round up. go viii be ready fcr delivery
MONDAY NEyr, july n
rariv application for tickets should be ado the number
OF excursidnss must necessarily be limited
Notice will be given In 70 mercws where hey may
IT. YATES, secrv,~y.
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RAILROADS.

ArHy YORK AND HARLEM RATI,ROAD CouPANy
IN FARE TO ALBANY, "a
On after Monday June b 1870 rsins ell leave rwcn
~ an N street station, New York. ~ foliows-
For wllismsbdse and All way stations 20 u and g r
NJ Tor White and all Say a.uons 20 and r n.
Ynr White Plans ali vsy stations IS =. M from Whit
street depot FOR Groom rsis Is A. NJ, Sopping VII
ard stations above For Dover Plains IN r. M
.oppns Al White Plains and stations above This rsn runs
A. Liiler,c SATURDAY evening For Albany lois A. ~.
pres mail train oppns at White Plains Bedford Crcou
ban. stations north
sssiiors 9 % "a NJ pdlp.M White Plains Stopping a
and A. ~, and as I'D = NJ At al way ssiions Dcv.r
rsin leaves NIertcn every Monday morning, B1s Cr~
tou Pals Up NJ stopping At All staons north N toriham.
Ahanv sopp ng At All ssiious north n White PAins
John nv RSRlll. AassiApl spRsl laleadesA
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ANTHOLOGY.

depend e. ss.sns s,s..i.cse. iron N.A..s
ssisr her roo An naturally sinsd sdy
sa .s~ !. n,ax yos -. .So me- Hg
Prs,cd .. are % as hey saprss eoasan her
scs ~ssS ~. sv.r certain N Ss ses ss@s s' wilson
not s s ~; q: X. s: %, e ss .ss ssa &
70 pAosopssrH 10 Ansn sr.s ss.nsco the
"A osirvoyana No So psur,h two doors wes
q Broadway CcnsulisIons day and evening on acknesa,
pay.
A sTRoLooy-MADAN LEVY SEVENTH DAuaHrER,
"A can be eonsulted abou. 1--we. marriage ard abssni
.. e.. asn~~ss : ess me e.a .sss,
marriages and sivrs lucky nunsers-
A sroSIsHiro.-xADAx MORROW, SEVENTH
and s..s yvu sl NAVY and many sy..s. even
serissmsnis iss Ladiow see below Hou:so Gsniiemsn
not admitted.
N ADAM RAY ~ TIE BlsT CLArRvoIAEr AND As.
IVA xosossss IN ns usssd ss ~ tvs ncsy esmsers
syseus pssr TwssX ssvsnsS srsse Hour A. osrn
ScHnds in IA and osAw cities VIA esfe saafScar shs
,ss &c Sssss sss s =, 1 Su ~ q a. S
~ b. 81. asr;, :. NJ avenue ''"-' r~s'sa" 'r'
DRAp rrrIe A PHRxSoLoaIsf AND AsrsoLoafsT
that ss. s syr m SS fo N. ce (. ys 70
only lay IN The ely Who ushfay RVS concern
ing Aws.,s jcuneys sbseni trends love courship
ssa SsA a ,Sq &. only pa Me- : snS
who has tbs genuine Roman Arabian and Japanese
for lie Residence Ion sirsh opposite Ebh street
THE GREATEST woNDER OF TIE AGR-xRs
i wALDfs, the selsbr.ied healing medium, from Boston
Tie sck She possesses wonderful power curing All Kind
Hours, from 8 10 IA and 10 8 Examination, 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT MEETING OF THE 7. =. MEAGuER CLUB, CON.
Srse ws xsh. he owns preamble sa
resoIaisns we're unanimonsly adopted.
fellow brother
clutches. eouniy sonssy July Is 1850 having held fc@
s " Ss:r .hs % G ss.S NE sSsls ' s
demise !. des s. rsSre gre .hsrsre
united gratitude ih.xs te gen.lsm
dent and John BurchI ESQ., superintendent mag
eason free espenss q cars BY which We are en-
sse4 e 1ssS The S ssssen joining In the
R'soved That call the o. the public this
Of he most rspecbIs IN This metropolis towards
The last Ts%.ss % an hg%Ss s%sy :. IN the daily
papers and copy served the above named gentlemen
s Rsis. . ED SGfR Siis4 ss r.
owner wishes TO exp his thanks % city Fire De
partner, for their combined viii and
70 Sh S Sonos due '' " save JOHN MiSxhS
MASONIC NoTrCE.-AT A REGULAR coMMUNICA
wi ton OF Continental Lodge No 2s7, r. A. NJ, the fot
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted and ordered 70
he Gssy and o. Continental Itss
l.e brose Cap. Ioap Peterson At Ars HAroOr Island
our SroScr the sympathy 10 their
nation and faith VII ch @srsed bis last moments; and tapssd
Resolved That our thanks men and due
are heartily nr DercksOn the Amer
brothers and beneath whose hopane roof
he brcshed his last also 10 Mr. Williams the Engish Consi
Robert In Crimson and 10 captain Coutou Of the skp Mser
Times all Of whom watched beside him through his nnes
and BY her living cssr ssPpea as g, :. Ssse,. could the
Ni:.oS.ry. ape II.reo5 VINO sh.sf,a ihe .s moment:
Who paid ID, las. cad duty Of Chrsan burial his remains
Resolved Ths hcse be puer.hed and copies
The several pers'ns therein namst :, yvxxvrr w
NrOTICE
may concernThe undersigned, having patented hi, Hand
Torch for night procesons hereby gves pee 70 msnufao
by him eli agent IN all have ha uads
mArt and dass a pssenk placed thcreon- -
JsRssv err, July I, isso.
Edges Pa,eu, Torches Rccte.s Roman csndls: Signal
IAshu every descrptl 81 freworts FOE land
use, may be had at shos noice BY .adrcs,sns o
No. ~ maiden lane. New York
AYoTrCE-THE ANNUAL NETTING or THE STOCK
- hods Of ,h, reopes washing and sshng A:s $500
II vesey street, up sars RICHARD WARREN, secy.
Orr1cE OF WATER COMMISSIONER JERSEY crrI,
soners Jersey CITY until Wednesday July "a 81 olcoi
prepared Of Cornsh beam Pumping Engine Drov
fue Bok the Engis House Of the Jerssy CITY wasr
Beevie ~ J. Alsn al the uns and plaza s~psr~is
proposals. the extension OF the boiler and
and .p.sScsons q de vort nay seen Al be q
Engineer ard after July Is The Commissioners ruser
ne nss, 70 rss any or all tAs 3D. ssf%es &. r. "e
Presdeat Of Board n CumnssnnesA
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OO1 GRAND sTpEYr. NEAR BOwERY-kApavg
ZOl wIbGER Cisirvrysn, and gifted 81 snsh adv m
The mysteries Of futuriy love marriage m en- ia
prescbes medicines for ~ dlseases tells IrrKy
rgHl ere property lost O. aolen, &C.
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BILLA-RD Dc.

DuI1ARDs-PBE1ANs BILLIARD ROOM. coRNn
I'D q Tenth and Broadway closed or renovation cd
Alterations ue OF The rcopening VIII be -
paper All business orders he meantime win be aslsrN
FHElAr a COrI.ENDWp
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DECKER. IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES ASp
L.. elastic combination Cushous patented Nov 1884 ~
dif rent Tables NR-Salesrro Tables foe pls
ins BY ,. Humphrey lSe ruton street, hrst aoor
l. DECKER, 70 Ann axees.
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THE GREATEST woNDER on THE AGx-xRs p
wALDfN, the celebrated healing medium, from Boston
has rooms Broadway where abe will examine
tie She possesses worderfnl power In curing all kinds
N Will tell ali complaints without asking ouesoos
Hours from 10 IA and 70 Examination. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-20

A GREAT DEMAND ron CAST orr CLOTHING
"A LADIES' And wesuemsn receive the fall value them
snden Pro. - 70 80 ag.ece for pree. from = 0r
prices paid chrsns wear Furnsre CAr,e, 20.
al s6drc. HArra No IL Seventh svenue bes w~~n
rvensch - Twenty ara asseA tacs attended BY Mn
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A rrErrIor.-rHR sUREsT WAY roR LADIES AND
"a {cns 70 get fsr cssh prcs for % Cioshng 80
not ee hrmnuseed BY great pvfa can a. aadru!
= nmu ~ reveph svenue, between twenty sevniA an
Twenty csehh srcen where you reeesve ~
full value for gccds LADIES' By m Ms -
buspe-s transacted on ssturdsy'a . H.
T'HE suRnr WAY ron LADrns AND 0BHYs TO OH
not 70 be hunbusred BY great py 70 end no4e BY pca
70 lbz Seventh which VIII ~ puneeuny ak1snded
J. AkHALT. ladies' attended N By I'm A.
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A GREAT DEMAND FOR CAST orr CLOTHING, ruR-
a niure and = eonsinue paying the hshea p~cs
P1ease call sddres MfsH ss Eis mn avenue hrSv
fv,.sy ri anA rvesy seventh svvesa LAdieS sisss~
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THE TURF.

SAkAT09A, NEW yORK.-rROrrINa-IHURs
-, ySy -, = four O'Clock n Pure u 500 Nile hs
len :. d. AcAAnns names br. 3. Brown Dist
O. STARRING Propnoo
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A oRRAr DEMAND poR CIorMNo-LADrrs Axp
IA gestlemen having any % CcAhins rurnlur~ -
oA1A are Cnar.nesd e rscsavs foo.s -rsnis, IRON q
baregs Asd wpren Dressss The hghea price viii b. psd ~
calling sddresnns A. Haxrta - fhrd svsnua ISdss
assendeA By Mra Harrta
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AYoTrCE-THE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE STOCK
viii be held Friday 90 morrow July ~ ct IL O'Clock
IL vesey street. up stairs. RICHARD WARREN, sec'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-20

DEsT STEEL SKIRTS CHEAPER THAN EvER.-MME
ID DEMOREST's Prize Medal Skirts viii not slip tn
springs and canno get out Of order Cheaper than the cheap
Ca 473 Broadway ZOE and so Canal street, ~
Eighth avenue IA Grand street, and lS Forepont street
Brooklyu-
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sNhap-sps vrSrrrs Has R1NovRD SINCE LIST
MAJ 10 "a ras rh'rs~enk street. four doors west ~
Inosd p.y where abe vii continue W keer eae Assortment
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-29
August 25, 7 o'clock p. M.

LATER.-A pail Of sadness, grief and
despair hangs over us. The most heart
rending occurrence that ever took place in
this part of the country happened here
about two hours ago. A woman endow-
ed with all the charms of nature, young,
beautiful and accomplished, without any
apparent cause, conceived the rash tho't
of terminating her existence-and most
cody and deliberately Did she execute the
direful thought.
The people of White River were en-
gagged in some amusement, in the woods,
about thrco miles from the village, to
which her husband and others had ear
nestly invited her to 60, but she refused,
stating that "She had other business TO
attend to-" Nothing unusual appeared
in her conduct. But as soon as her hus-
band went off she commenced writing,
which she continued for some time, then
dressed herself very neatly, bid her land
lady good bye, very afectionately, and
went out, walked down to the north pier,
and there in view of, though several rods
distant from q man who was fishing, she
took oil her bonnet, laid it down on the
pier, adjusted her clothes and jumped in
to Lake Michigan. The man who saw
her Immediately gave the alarm, and eff
forts were made TO save her, but in vain.
She hoated out with the current and was
finally taken in by seine or fish net, af-
ter the lapse OF about thirty minutes
AS soon as the body was recovered word
was sent out to her husband, and oh |
shall never forget the astonishment grief
and CONSERVATION that seized that previ-
ously happy and merry-making company
when the dreadful tidings were announced
by the fleet messenger that Mrs. Merrill
was drowned All Immediately hurried
to the village, some with the faint hope
the we should see her restored to life and
consciousness on our arrival, but alas
such was not the case, and she, who haC
endeared herself to all that knew her, was
no more. There she lay, corpse, beau
tiful even in death" never again to chas'
away by her playfulness and innocence
the sad moments of her affectionate hus
: band.
A jury was impanneled which returne'
' q verdict in accordance with the abov
facts. The name of the deceased is j
f. Merrill, wife of Horace Merrill.
l. l.. M. b.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-29

FArAL ACCIDENT AT WHITE RIvER.--
On the evening of the 10th inst. Jack
Potter, his wife, Nellie, aud little girl,
about three or four years OF age, started
from Mr.. Potter's residence, near the vii
lnge, in n small skiff, accompanied by five
or six persons in boat, all intending TO
cross White Lake TO the residence Of the
party who were in the boat, Potter's wife
and child merely going on visit. The
skif kept ahead of the boat, some few
rods, until near its destination when Mrs.
Potter and child, by some unaecountable
means, fell out of the skiff and were
drowned. Those who were in the boat
did not witness the sad casualty, owing to
the darkness of the night, but they came
up quickly and Mr.. Potter exclaimed,
any wife and child are drownedp
Word of the accident was Immediately
conveyed TO the village and the citizens
turned out en- masse To look for the bod
les and by the aid of graphing irons andMr.
Dalton's steamer the body Of Mrs. p. was
found on the fourth day. A jury was
Immediately impanneled, and after hear
ing the evidence of ali those who were in
the boat, returned verdict of accidental
drowning. On the morning Of the 25th
the body of the child was found floating
in the lake. L. M. B.
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A Disgraceful, Dirty Trick.

Some person last evening cut the hal
lard used for the purpose of hosting The
colors upon the pole erected by the re-
publicans of this village. 1t is coward
ly, contemplate act-whatcver may have
been the motive. Whether it was done
for the purpose of creating sympathy and
capital for their own party and fasten
opprobrium upon the democrats by re-
publican, upon the principle that the
"blood of the Martyrs is the seed of the
church," or whether il was done by one
claiming TO be a democrat--no matter
which-it is an act unworthy of man
and whoever did it, let the dastardly
scamp enjoy the notoriety he has thus
given of his own depravity--and if he
hopes to accomplish his purpose, such
spirit will sooner or later bring to ligh
the individual. The sooner the better W.
say.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-29

MORE CHOICE FRUIT.-Our acknowl-
cdcements are due our friend and neigh
Dor, Mr.. JOHN T. DAVIS, for sample Of
rare and most excellent plums, of his own
raising. Upon a single small sprig, only
a few inches long, We counted twenty
seven of the largest size, which, Mr.. d.
said, were just fair sample of the pro-
duct of the tree, literally loaded as it was.
Verify no State in the Union can produce
fairer or more abundant fruit than ouI
own fair Peninsula.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-29

How THINGS LooK.-An intelligent,
candid and observing man of our acquain-
lance, and by no means an ultra politician,
remarked to us day or two since that
"If as great a change had taken place
throughout the State, in the political SEN
timents of the people, as is apparent here
in Grand Haven and vicinity, Douglas
and Johnson, and Barry, would receive at
least twenty-five thousand majority this
fall in this State" We could not dis
pute it.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-29

EXCURSION TO ST. JosEPH.-We arc
informed by Capt. MORGAN that the
steamer Comet will proceed on an excur-
sion trip, on Saturday of this week, to the
village of 81. Joseph and return in the
evening before the eastern train departs.
No better opportunity, certainly, will ever
be given to the citizens of Grand Haven
and vicinity than is here proposed for a
pleasant ride and visit to our sister village
and "get some peaches" We tell you
it will pay. Try it. Fare, round trip,
only So per couple.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-29

Messrs. Editors: A Hollander, keep
ing an Eating House and Fruit Store in
Grand Haven, was presented few days
since, by an Honorable, with some repub-
lican documents for circulation, but the
Honorable gentleman stood aghast when
Mr.. HolIander informed him that He
had changed his republicanism for the
genuine Douglas democracy" So they
90.
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re- Get D. B. DeLand and Cos Sal

re- Get D. B. DeLand and Cos Sal
eratus, it is pure, il is perfectly reliabte;'
it will give the most complete and entire
satisfaction; it is HEALTHFUL, from the
fact that it is perfectly free from impuri-
ties. d. B. De Land & Co. are sparing
no pains nor expense to furnish consumers
with the best Saleratus that it is possible
to manufacture. These goods are manu-
featured, and for sale at wholesale, at the
Fairport Chemical Works, Fairport, Mon
roe County, N, Y. For sale by dealers
generally. The principal grocers through
out the country also wholesale it. Nv
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-08-29

SOME ToMAToEs.--MARTIN WALcH,
ESQ. of Mill Point raised and presented
to us single branch upon which were
forty-two full grown tomatoes, weighing
over eleven pounds! Mill Point is un-
doubtedly considerably ahead.