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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14
Dissolution Notice.

The Co-partncrship heretofore existing under
the name and firm Of Hopkins& Friant is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The Docking
and Shipping business hereafter will be conduct
cd by Geo. w. Friant
Those having business with the lato firm. will
please call and settle the same at the old Office
JonN w. HOPKINS.
Gro. w. FRfANr
Grand Haven, Jan'y 20, 1860. T56w4.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14

E,ARM LANDS PoR SALE, % Miles from Phila-
IL delphia by Railroad, in the State of New
Jersey. Soil among the best for agricultural
purposes, being a good loan soil, with clay
bottom. The land is large tract divided into
small farms and hundreds from all parts Of the
country are now settling and building. The
crops produced are large and can be seen grow
ing. The climate is delightful and secure from
frosts. Terms from SIS to $50 per acre, paya-
BILE within four years by installments. To visit
the place, leave Vine Street Wharf at Philadel-
.phia at "A A. NJ, by Railroad for Hammenton,
or address r. J. Byrnes by letter, Hammonton
Post-0fiec, Atlantic County, New Jersey See
full advertisement in another column.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14
To Consumptives Tho advertis-

or having been restored 10 health in a few weeks,
by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with a severe Lung Afectioa, and
that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure. To all who desire il he will send copy
Of the prescription used free Of charged, with
which they will find sure Cure for Consunp-
lion, Asthma, bronchitis, &C.,, The only object
of the advertiser in sending the prescription Is
TO benefit the afflicted and he hopes every suf-
ferer will try his remedy, as il will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
sw n42l Wiliamsburgh, Kings Co., NJ
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14

THIS Company Chartered in 1871, will con
u tinue to take FIRE AND MARINE Risks at
reasonable rates. She has over Tioo Thousand
living Policies in the City where she lives. Her
Cash Premiums for the last year are over $685.
600 90 among 81 of the heaviest business firms
in the City of Chicago. Her books show that
all her Losses have been paid within go days.
and most Of them within Sir, after the fires, and
a dividend of29 per cent paid to the Stockhold-
ers from her business the past year. Her sceur-
tiles on the first class property in tho Cities
of Peoria and Lacon, and in theState of Illinois.
As men of moral @orh and financial ability,
her Officers and Directory are second to none,
East vr Vest q" - = - -
This statement is made after more than one
weeks personal investigation of their affairs, mt
the home Office. Sec papers on file in the See
rotary Of States Office, Lansing, Michigan.l
y. y. BROWN,
General Agent for Michigan.
/ ISAAC HUNTING,
Agent for Grand Haven and vicinity.
june %, 1859. [n26 1y@
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NoTICEI

TNHE undersigned, having received the, Agen-
l. cy Of "a. J. Alexander's 4lth Gift Distri-
BUTTON" is now prepared to sell Tickets. For
further information inquire at my Shop noar the
OTTAWA House." JOSEPH LASS0R,
january o, 1880. Fn.1 &c
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14

VIE H,MMoSToS FARMER-r-A newspaper do
Il voted TO literature aud Agriculture, also
setting forth fullaccounts Of the new settlement
Of Hanmonton, in New Jersey, can be subserib-
ed for at only rs cents per annum. Inclose post,
age stamps for Tire amount. Address to Editor
Of the Farmer, .HamEonton y. o., Jefferson Co.
New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land of the
best quality, in one Of the healthiest and most
delightful climates in the Union, and whore
crops are never cut down by frosts, the terrible
sconrge the north, see advertisements of Ham
monitor Lands.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14

RATHER LAUeHABLE.---In 1852, du-
ring the reign of Edward vi, in England,
books OF astronomy and geometry were
destroyed, as being infective with magic t!
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14

BLOCKS, Monuments, Headstoncs, &C., &C.,
ID sawed to order, also, all kinds of Slate, such
as Dilliard-Beds, Blaekboards, Tile, Hcarths,
Table Tops, Mantles, Roofing, constantly on
hand. Headstones set in Marble or Sandstone
Bases. nor Orders promptly attended to. Work
done with neatness and Dispatch. Stones de-
livered and SET, free.of charge.
no Shop opposite Catholic Church, Monrc
street, Grand Rapids Mich.
April 81, 1852 [n1S If
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14
THE EXCELSIOR
M A r b L E WOR KS!!!
Corner Of Monroe and 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 we'll to examine.
lss~ All our work is got up in the
best possible style of workmanship,
Of the best material, and Mt the lowest prices
w. LARAWAY.
1y n351 Monroe and Justice street.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14

rE,o ALL WANTING FARMS. SoeAdyertsemont
n 10 Hammonton Lands.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14

He that swells in the prosperity will sink
in adversely. e.. =
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14
BRONSON HOUSE
Aaron COPYRIGHT, ----- Proprietor.
Corner of Canal and bronson Streets,
CIR ND r PID, M I q II.

HAVING recently made many alterations
IL and improvements in the above House,
we can assure the public that the accommodation
Of the Bronson shall not be surpassed by any
House in the city. A. CoURrRIGHr.
nS~ Good Horses and Carriages may be had
at the Livery Stable Of William COPYRIGHT, OPP
posito the Bronson House. ny nae
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14

WYE shall continue to receive the latest styles
w of Fancy Cassimeres and vestings as fast
as they are offered in the Market. We have al
SO n Fine Assortment Of Clothing, Ready Made,
which we are offering at HARD TINES Prices,
for Cash. lsS- Custom Work made to Order in
the latest style, and Warranted to Fit.
f- LEWIS PORTER.
Grand Rapids, April ~, 1859. Tom mis-
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14
New Agricultural Settlement,
10 ALL WANTING FARMS.

A Rare Opportunity Ia a Delightful and Heel
TIM Climate, rs miles Southeast of Pkiiadet-
phia, on the Camden aud atlantic
Railroad Ne,c JERSEY.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14

Silks Merinos and Worsted Goods, all wool
DeLaines, allof which comprise apart OF our
new stock which woare this week receiving di-
rect from theimporters and manufacturers and
at wholesale and retail.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-10
DR.. Hufeland.
WoIfontiFher EnrhioI

fur i@utat 5ttiuns ppn 6uhsn, @rt6ftuue, SwEusn,tn, Br6u.
ne, 0autea pals anS, 2sttr6ttentntidnban9, ansst4ruAe uHh
lpenn np@- ndSeIt6, GE... .tsruna fur Nae an bteitr Rranfbetj
%eetStnbt, ffIbi IN ben Itsten Stabisn. H -aasasg.
Otsi. %teratnits prssanettpnt tn eIst& BEN gtttsYn tuserI6is
aasenttinsr unb aef6brlt@sr ais dut dnters bsnta Bic 8snsS.
nsr eteftS eah6ss untsrrDrfen fnH : Rransthttn bic saa s.
ser iIeinen 9ri6ltuna ~terEtrsu. Dt. Bta, btefe eyfe 6rat.
d. 9utbUrttot faat; STD min utGt ~bebdnpten, baT ,Ralr
fur aat IL, mas bic @et unt bss sd6e Jttber fur biz Bsrpks
ger anecrer 8enen Rnb. abtr Id tam bsttirtrtt bsrG&esn, bAE
Re uns Srdnilttisa spn gtbstrsr St&trli&tstt unb raess
EttfStf6us ~5ufutrtn.
gtRg iDfltere Probe br s~ntfteItaen GsfabrIt6setl Bar ssa
tlnet tsstaen Grfaltua6 entitebenben Grauf6tftes, ;ttst f3 81
ttnert Bltd neer na&atStEss aus stn geriGttH bs ptldkI.
pbta 9eianbtett$amtes fntrurtment Eabsas. Grasbta Ykt.
taStlptta dnerfannt elae Der e~efunbegtt 6tdbtt Be. rntsH ts
tetgt fe xG5s1e. r# ~ |
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@ertifcbte gtnsetaem.
@inncr,6 ~Y16bmafdbtne.

Die Stueiter biefi0er @toct, Ipipie ale Rericneu. mel9s cine
quite q dbmoi@ inc gu BADEN winitsa!t lOatea I4 erinrert,
raenS cine Qnoere, unb 10 aud a~wetmat 10 ptel @elh
~nbrtn8t.. 9iie8 n!a4t uaiere 9faitinen 81 ben btt Ma
IN biefoer etoot in Oeeration an GSden, g8cfen lnO 9pIen uno
babcn lire Gt9ner pocr Die tamit atbete: in ben Stano 9eiest, ihb
nnebr @eIo gu erfporen, ais i9nen hteies oni anesrenl gSe9e meg
Ih in. SINE, petde cine ter b e ten HGbm0f @tHen ,me
m gerraud inS, baben nB6ten, forten in unierer Office: M
SO. 159 8aItinpreitraBe
Sol7pre6en, no @e6rau6sN nipeiun9et tn beutiber, eu9liidsr,
rarsBifher unb IpontI6cr Spra1e GIT BADEN limb unt no mir Sc
"a te1eilte Ofai@ine fault, oai ~berietben arbeiten terneu.
gdtft uad eineul Grenplar BON Gtn9er'S Rabmai 9inen=s3ett
ana. @Qe MaI6tnen wer6cu eu gauges Sobr nad ibren Nnfou
con unS III boiler Srbnun9 u1S Neparaich sebolteu.
(Sb28,iD SO. g. 8rpbertd, N9cnt
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.nhrsNrefl

# Go BUR beIpnberer Ger1tttBrahttte.
Stnwantersr unb SRetfeuSe fUnten febr brrfGtta fetn, e5e te t9fe
8tuette taufen unb fUaten hitielben nnr rn lrlAen snaspsatsa
Matlern pter 8mtfAentrdeera, Ia ie font. Der @efubr aaS8eiest
Rn6, bel6ptnbelt su rerben us ttr @ele un1iDnt aiSdeten.
Durdfabrt8zBtlle
rad aIen Ibetlen bee QDefens itb su haben Bet
Gb. s.. Sttosbr1not,
general. 6 rttsrdnteu- q gent ser 8alttrnptes unb
Obtrs@tfenEatt.
sosoH a SEQ. 81 Tbdrte8 Itr., galttttcre.
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8HAWbisfen ! Mhi8fen | gEhi9fen

- gStr baten Die Gsentur fr Gyap'b O re enc s I'm.
~, Ye. %berlbrten Oh &pe @btsfep tetCmnnsu,
wetGsr per louie aud ia 0aibtnstcn orel Anttans s~efnnbsd
nne tennen oeilllbem 9anbIern tt ttui9en EreHen anbtsten, ban u
tcunnen. "54 &lNSGGW 100 $50 T~
Domestic atqucrt fsts sa WearttrwIen, sr.H ~.
RB6eT& NtIAetmt,
tSul4N TsHI5} 4HI $40 R1ef BAStMsteRs. Z
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Na6a0esgcbetme

NahANesGcb etn
49, per GeSeI. unO Gamsi6tfe Il. unb 2. Gal
Sx nn6 3wi6enbed) BON Bremen nod9 gteip.0 y n
G8 Baltimore un6 anbsren 9dfen Der Ser. Staates
per6en pon ben tnter5edneten aaf 6 0fcnate unb / sSabr aIHi.
wlSRednung eeS 9un. go. S9cui in @remen gu ben bilt9he1 Gas
n~aNs99tent.
Mud seben mir @e9Iel IN ~beItebt0eH Suntnleu auf fpIseube
0l6Be Deutihlon6'S ab: sa@HsH 81
Bremen, Ststin @Sben3, Sofia, Sraffurt a.. SO. 2reu,fad,
wtInfter, N~tannbetu, @ir5bur8, Stuttgart unb &uoSbara.
Berner baHen nns gu @tntaflruu9ea unb Spe6ithpnen e~a1pfDbleI.
(Sa15,6WaD ia FtzqCmborbitr
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g GpnraO's
=Sa[On.

ven her 4rbeiter-SaIIe
Seny icpie aue in baS @ebiet
tQtiOnen tperoen prompt u.
vel Nadt3eit btltebe man
Stage oe8 9auie8 bon
@p24,H
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-10
Or. @nfelouo'e bcriibutes
NellfSenes YkiffErs

SHt&s,ale F%etaopfnna. tnterG &e bemOrjeer, Mnprans Ss
Siu.ei mad bern Spsft 5Gurt TN Wagen, 5trSbrenkta, sch.
kteHnsn. 0ppetttpFafttt, S6wtte TN Ylaasn, 5GpaG. uns
Efes @efatI tmt Mtgsn axe lntesleit, 5Hpsrer. &tbsna
SsT3I9sen S9s &s Der Wuesn, glsfen lii tsa Bffbt
6teSet une RsYfidinsrjsn, 0efGwsrbru eftn asbusen, GtIs.
Etreen Der 6aut arb Nustn, Eetteasehsn, GaaaerBsu Ira
WaftH. nho zen 9iteassn, 5tts I'm 9sFf sab Srennsa In
tietlb, BanAtgtett uhb Ristes6sfGlaaeRbt &fTsE63tG& j
Dtt GiaenteGuter e~ntpFebIea httfe Dtebtsin Der &nfzerffanns
fstt ess %9rbliians, fsf abess.n9s spn bta: aBsrtb nnt bar
Gn9ertefenf9tt ~terFfIteu fir das @siben, trDfmr -fs Sr1fttens
%tnpfptItn wirb. IS IN btes tin neuss unb unetpraftts
TtttttL, fsnef:n stnss, ba9 felt 10 SaErentt prafuae pEr benz
sniert;antl8sn 0Slfs %be7an0.a bat nRs eshtts Sfuf anS gsr'
3eusntfer wsl&e bsraBrts anb dusaetet@nets asrsts un6 ptt.
satSsrfUfen aus dufn Etettsu btefes QanbeS 81 SunFsn ssben
9sten tins %nn9e9euere unb ene aeaaus Dur&Ie ing bs aatdtr.
Ii9 son bent Gtetntbiraer putltsirtsu alrndna@s, pel&tn Der.
lf!bt tntntesleltt burd Ste Asenttn ~ptrtbetlsu last, muB aud
ben llnsfdnbtsatn %Ibtr;tHssn, knB bitfss Bitte-s sntrilia tt
8erabntbist~ pat6ttKt, EssL&e Is ttIaEst Bat.
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@igener SSeero tft &SbUlpxs sUertD
SIncefer Qatgbqntz uno Gfa0t. G;eielimaft.

YlGceltEr XGnOgnts ilHo Gfa0t. WeieufMaft.
Sa Ns EN- ntDtds6a9ang . gang m esr aaaiisRI59 EIY nao Itr sastn &C. &C.
bon @eS 9artEr gtty in BEN &retS Der gerbeferua8sn ~ sieten
umb QDS I'M 9dfenttetle Der Stabt, 81 Rem fur tds erfe Gauenb
f~sfeeReQten 9retS bpa $l25 sunt 8erfauf su brtnger, unb strar
su Der fratersn @r6Fs sn 40 bts $50 SUE ub nnonatliben GIN
3ahlungen bpn So. Grste 9eebs In better SGrnt edrantrt. Die
Snansrtfnafme eieie8 Stahttteits tit run lprebl bpa tGtfen
Suterefe fir Bic MISUNDERSTANDING ais aud ptele @eperbtretbenbe
bdsu brangen. Dpds, Nterften uno 0erbtnbun8sfrd6en, tte Elm
Steamer Sur Serfeluns nsuer, re9elmaBt8er @~er6tnrune NIT
5tem=grrf uub 8Gtput werben auS unb mGHrenb ber Gntwidelun8
biefes 9ldne8 bon Der @eieafAaft sebeHt, une Ste MuSfubrune
btees planes ntrb IN Rarse ban @sntraIpanft fir bic nnt8eBenb
mad uuieret Stdbt leeen. =e +
Brdmten
Eefetenp snhue6er In etneft 5000 2uoerdtf6us gtpsen 8arten
cber etnerh 5retti6et auf benz Geelf6aftSbdnpfi6ffe, iperben je
mad Der WabL 8a ben eriten %perfauftea 1000 32cts b~eigege6en: :.
Set In her GntrtGelung besrtfete 8abrtfplat Ietbst babltfd
nt&t nnr feine seeintrd9tt8un8, fOnSern sat5 tura @nafu9r|n8
Dbieen 9denpianeS crit fetne game ~9Stattgtett e%rlat9et.
8abrttauter, Telde tfre Gtablientents Heq @eg 9drbgr Gits
fegen, terben abgeeten spn Der g~lnftsen Sage 3ptf9en Mprb- unb|
SIb, burd ltberate Sf9inft9ungen Seiten8 Der @eeai6dft be
Seutenbe 8prtbttle geptnnen.
Pamphlets merben u~nsntgelntb a~uS8e8ebeu, uns udfere gta&
riHteu ertbetlt burd 1sE -
Ipl9~S s. d mtbt, Meent.
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Tencrs0 ~crfcbcrnmsen.

K
JohnstOn's Insurance Rooms,
Muf a3u SEQ. 70 Seconb1tr.s n $50
Teuers, Wariues uft6 2cben8=O erffdhes
-, run98sG ompaanien.
Giderlfe 11nO feiteife GOmpa9nie.
BerItderuna8<GOm Der 8aQep y. Biroiuien.
nit $500, 900 GaptaI.
2nndbur0s8 erf tderung8sG plnp. b. 8irqi1teu
H9i nit $500, 600 capital. =
MbenlarlezS erit9erun9S@G prlp. y. gir9iltien. &
- nit 5000, 900 Capital. r'a
&barter Saf@Teri6 .z@pmp, BON 6astforb,
nit $3.50, 600 capital. "G
Secnritps8 erfideruns GOmp. BON geewsgrr
@ Oh nit $270, 900 Capital. -
8BSntr<g erft4erun9seGO mp. BON @ew=gr
nit $500, 900 Capital
0eeiplutez 50 r1tderune8s@ ptnp. b. NepzO'
- tft5 nit $27O, 900 @aptaI. Z Ia 2
Wtpntanf<B erid eruno Comp. y. Nensgl,
e3 nit $500, 900 Capital. nf5f
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Comp BON RepzOprt.
nit $25O,oOO Capital.
5e~!4 Mercatttle Mutl1dI Martne. 9.4 sa4
nit 81, 000,O gapitaI. lIE --
Seretnt9te Staaten 2eben8=gerfiheruno &c
NIT 81, 25o,97 Capital.
NDrtbern NfIuratce<G pnlp. BON Qpnbpn
nit So, 1e4,11 capital.
Vie obsn benlerttHt @cntpa9neeu it6 bon Der QeoisIotr hss
StooteS Wtorplanc autbor1trt unb It,en1rt.
Oe BON benz unter5eutneten repr6lenttten 6 ompoonieen bobsn
@trtt9 oertI9bareS Capital gum roleu Oben onoenebens"
SeIIta9 Serantpcrtitb fur bic 3abnng bon @%ertuten.
SstPpeun8Spohcen weroen a~uS8Qeben lno BerIuite pitnttlih
s1Ss'' Bug 4Ia saQf se4t ShO8. 6. Sobufpn,
Sreb, afiam, (surSepOr. 81 III ESo17 M
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Btaue'8 auf 8e1telIun9

!n- aHt BON teper 6Dl3< unb 8atart perben 9~eliefert.
Die gtSste Spr9fatt wtro auf Ste Mrbett unS auf bic &uSrah1
Der W~aateralten Sernentet rHS er fant blber fir tebes aus fttarn
Snfttut berSprsetenbe SSnfrnntent BIZ. @arantte Ibernebmea, tat
eS dHe @t8enf6aften ettes euteu @tanp's BETTE. '+'.1"s'f~
Aae Snfrunaente aus meiner Babrtf pespen fir Sabre Srn
Rem Gag be8 @ertnufe8 an eardutttt. $50.
8eiCn6ere Mufnterffamteft nitro auf BITE MusDati vcn saErus
ntenten, rpelhe IN ether srp6en @ntfernuns ~rerfenbet nerteni YER
tuenbet unb eth Qrrreat res itn1tanfteS t~nnertal6 6 0tpnated pom
gertaufstaee an, wirO stffattet fpate Elm Snfrun,eht nt8t tOGr
fGnbte tefrisbigea. = ag r#. a.
NJ Gre5bdabler rperoen %,spb6uR Bel uns SUrspfYreden ste fe
fA a~nbermdr;S ~uufeben. .aftsYgs .5efrHf q
Sefdn6ts ]SOrrStbis cine GuSraNs pen 0telcbepns, son en- be-
ten nfrunteatenrna6ern at $45-200, j
? 9ianps nerben ut8caui6t, duS6entetbet unb 8eftnatt,
YSm. &ndbe II. @pntp.
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Sin frGftiae8 Glitter OSer Cit friib5citigtr Sob

~ In GDttdgD, ST.. 1900
Die Susenb, bte @lannbett unb eas &iter, NAe ipGten btefes
Bud leeu. So eutbait uisli6e 8elebrun8en uber he @rbaltua6
ote Sdwd9en unb 8ranfbeitet her @efble6tstbetle, fur 1!e,
wel6e at ben 10 erfG6pfencen unb i6ltrnmen 8clgen Der sGelbf"
6eFeduue" umo anoerer MusG6metfr gen leieen. Ser %pertbSple
Giatt unb bte etnSrtn8ttden WhrurnBEt. wel6e es ertbetlt, werSsn
Sabre bes Qetbens vertuten rn6 idtrliG 9aulenSe son 9eben ret
ten. Der Setluuasplan, duf Der 81 nwenbun per@1e
trtcttdt t~erubeno 1T BARN au8fibru6 ~beirrpten ub naAee
rieIent bab ~sieient8en 9aticnten, bic tfr 1eiO fur @teot3in esiseh
renbet baben. OSrnpptena 1afru@ttartett, fpwte ale rerpSfe
ectotn u6 o6waden Der Gsi&tettSOr0ane fSnnsn nir auf elet-
trti8eut JDege rattonel gebetlt %terOen: @e9en. @tnfenSnng ron
hrsidrt; Sir. g. Quh r fM. &htcoap. c1. (Rb2i iflml
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Ia C CO
Wt6tig far @~tnwanperer uno SfetIenpe.
GripartiB pOu 3cit, Gelb unO GItfernnng
turG bic
Baltimore tttb Sbipz0 iicnbabm
mad alien Tbetlen be8 8elten8

8arfer8btrg rno Marietta, pber 8enlpoopt
@beeliug u1b Columbus.
Die Baltimore. unS SttDa @ifenbatn btetet tert ~reiIenSen @nb'
lett, gt6erGeit, @anfAtdfett unb e6SnGstt Ser e. enerten, 70 S16
Re srt fetter anbern 8atn tn bteien gnnbt iIlbertrGfen. mtro.
~oeoe6rteae Qtute, ~alett3etttg aber aud bic idr3efe unS fdMneIllte
unb ba6er Ste biGisae Geute fur Sic Getfenteh mad Seh g8eFenr
be nidt S~erfe6len f0Gten, Fe 8a %benusen: 2 ~
Weilenentfernang BOT Baltimore rtad
ID Cincinnati: sas
1tsNpr ga ~rfersburd -583 Mtetlen.
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-29

We don't deal in poIitios-esnt afford IL. Our fort
is to let the people know what's going generally
conhne our observations to County, leave
whatever Of the world there may be side Of that to
take care o. Itself But Just At this time citizens
generally eivl-are unusually quiet. and refuse 70
create sensation Of any kind thus oblgins Us to ex-
tend our field Of observation over greater extent Of
country for, what 10 not produced home must be
sought for abroad CHATS South Carolina doctrine when
applied to nisgers order to keep In motion all the
various intricate parts Of the complicated machinery
Of American political economy. We might 90 omauu-
featuring news in order keep up the supply but We
don like to resort to such means until all others have
failed and in complain with this principle Of i'm
porting what We can't raise we have been taking .
eireum-psctivs view Of Uncle Samuss present po-
sitcn in order to arrive at definite understAn dins Of
the state OF Affairs. We have the conclusion.
after carefully considering the chances on both sides
for and .sanst--that Samuel ore SICK whether his
disease will prove fatal yet remains TO be seen he
has powerful oousttuiion-one whirh will cases Of
necessity bear almost any thing-and may survive it, II
not killed by the doetorsi good nursing, with
ward appliances. think will do great deal towards
putting him his pins again. lie 10 afiicted with
tremendous 'breakn' out'-vorse than smaIi-pox-
sot big treason all over him traitors, Of all sizes,
sproutiDg out Of every Joint. Have experienced
10 remove these fast thcy appear and all
will soon be we'll Gen. CAss understands the sodus
opsrandi Of curing tresson-he learned Il when he
WAS young-and II his counsel had been needed, the
sick would have been by this time, in . fair way
to A. is, We fear be has not yet reached his
crisis There to be great diversity Of opinion
to the best course to beiparsued. We are little
odcgyish relation to this point and still sdhsre to
the old plan Of curing treason with hemp wehsvsnos
yet known Of case whore this applied. but what
the patient Immediately recovered. what has proved
. never failing remedy in times past. may b safely
trusted in the present emergency. There are numbers
OF men, both North and South. jealous in the
vice Of their county 10 whom such dose could, just
at this time be very beneneialy adm Mustered These
very patsiotevcry anxious to serve 'fhs ass
In which they e,"-nre eaters In the South, and
Johnbrosns in the Eorth-they run hezdlonG into any
scheme however runous to the peace and welfare Of
the country that they may accomplish their fanatlcsi
purposes The best for the Government pur-
toward these patriots Is, TO take pair Of 'em-
from the extremcs-lst extreme Of the hempen
pahor be securely fastened about the neck Of EACH
and thsn-s~ing em limb thus anording them
on opportunity to serve their country in . manner
wholly acceptable To every good citssn by suspsndng
one another. Whereby they will accomplish soed
by their death, than their whole life. "Ihcn's
ssntimsnts'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-29

Yesterday evening the mo"n presented very sinsu-
isr appearance. A. the time Of rising. two spots
81 ltgh, ger. discovered to accompany tone on
.ts.s side. resembling "sun-doss" Upon rising
sso's the settro the uss, spots rapidly increased in
enc and briusne, Presently there appeared large.
ssh, circle, with two s,re.ss Of nxh, passing en-
h.y through II. crossing the moon In the At
either sad 81 these line, Of sht appeared spot about
large. aud slmss, bright. the The circle
',snaei 'rm below the horizon. slm..t to the aenith
sa'e the sky shove the circle the whole scene
osetsi with about The same elesrnes that hects