davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

poveueu,s hs abdse ADD to the proG Of hs kbor Of
the greater portion Of it, population.
bushel OF wheat IL raised in the West. ard sent 10 market
at quae the OF its producon and trsnsporsion
sE year. ago iei n's" h.iAodng th. reduced cos:,
win ell iscs-, and improvements oar pro iuction
r,n hardly Keep pace with tho den and from coun;s
Ir incilsied poh Of bor ard eaps devoted 70 ,grca
lule' consequently, tfs erormous The Of 4. asud
woud Be sif % ogr own " ehe could g-. with he
en:d coz, 81 pfotne ion the pc's Of 10 century $50
l. Il cay 70 sec that n 'nch she wond t~nOv
up tle vcrd. BU. IN - prediction OF food, whstevsr Is
slvcd by improved methods goes directly into ts pockets
our people sud mus tounue TO do 80 for on naetuie
period We can harc imsg f'o of tit e. hat Ni
duce rcs' below he sysss ofthe past thre years
/ j. "a his e'e'rsn@'y iroorcssness o. bos drYoed TO
ice ufe, which sts ~ the prosperity which
vitu~ss 90 every lInd ~ The North, sd WITCH |. mot
stli.ugy 10 cd IN ts erraed .srnr.s AID s,le of
tie Is ad property. Never nay previous peried the
II rfsa cgame co o. tle couttry - yaat sDi scye Tue
e4s' Of our racsts fy IS per greater than ever
be.le o1wn Tie movement Of f,eetis probably, fully
80 Qer c-nt greater g. ovey year from tho eceaomic
a. iur reduces the - snd charges CT
se. Of y M. property ave to product, q 'rrieu
ius. A Der hterf.i rits or i wh this Bot tbs sa
interest IN the Url.ci Ste urss that in other countries
1 ipabl oi Am0St dsaLte ezpauson Our people have
o-ca. iel onlsNp small pulon 4 wide doulu. it
cIs el.c s'ore Of ;A. Ui Sisei that tIs most cou
pas ani bosa,e rahi0, uol m aercu ore crn te IN
pi'yed wiis Oh. arr vn1ssa IN t4e Ni, tao h'st ya'
sul'ce q. t- country 3, - lofa aod ts 'ou 20 iia
bic -ud homo neous the no wof 90 Iep,aion wr,,e ef
nccessy O. ai.lt % te OF c % C'lirrgrg. .
Hofc production ros 81 othsf ccur.i mainly ~ reto
poru a. ion boz ~ csp. e. poyeo le siao eoorat ~
anI fecurr five &C. fhs t dei yass 20. Tie
productive ttp a. e ha la has, c0afel city been az
c.c,sel vtrf d.. iiv T. same i1'io.
IN sng .e chci .u, s rroi.ible culiivriisn Of hs
so e ,s to extraordinary Gdgarce ~ h1 yalle oi all
I0fl 'Iery, tln i1'y io increased earn -
10 80 10 tr yer q 1lrsrt vrrg ~ tn- i-
= trf d.a i - ,te >cVtok Ccs trcfa-c hls
been is lOI .r- cent! 1s prices % 10. c1urencrrr
,rs cD rf 4sr below O. E aC.lul value, aA 1le. ~ ttc
agpo4u-c1- suffered. tfr c. ordinary clrll-s 'f e
rose et-r nsr-arj .o ihr ie IerrTea c4Hcctcs b.
.crffr I- ief0ri c.F tar G. tls s.r.tl So
euff.c so.L. Lff ~ tls uilo Fre, noe
o. g. fe c..e. hut s he G9g. .ea n 80
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
the opening OF the books Of subscription to tie
Jyn;on Pacific Railroad COrnpany

Tho opening Of The books OF subscription " tLe
Union Pacific Railroad Company.
The Money market appears to be working easier,
and call loans are quoted at a 06 2 cent.
The exports Of petroleum oil have become Of go
mach importance that al Liverpool an immense FIRE.
proof building is being erected 1t ono Of
the do,ks, for the exclusive purpose c! storing
the petroleum aa it arrives. The building ia 10 lie
furnished With iron tanks capable Of holding 800 500
sslous, and With room above tie tanks for storing
40, coo in casks.
Tie following table vii compare TIE present
condition Of the Dfutt with tb., &. tho close of tie
onrrnsnondinR Neeh loft ye.r:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

I.8 tnucHc4 hitIiii l-pin III" 't4'A4't 81 Htrtih.
Uaea s. Co. il on tie lnaI, al eiEergth OF 'La Ieo-
plo and tho Government;
The ,.s,smen. in or Lat orcuE "a inference T. bs
sraoun of the nation. dclt, even AppToHinsio3 rotsi
viii t.nf gea y TO ie ,lii-L n''9n q, - US US
t4s-c omDa.gtftmn1t ci tha go''frm'nI Tic tulonni
f.~,. erOrs isioig. j. j. Is spo-t o Itr hfad n
i;s pa-i.gH o. ils oyI 5.A1ei u "-' teIy i..y .hs
tsvsrofIii. io. Of tho.- Q .Jt ware asra. era
rd ~ shoat incolsef oeSr ~ e'mpi "a lsl.nf CO..
st.d nof Seso T,gdsA - ,fc1nd 1f tQpfeA 1iloa s-d
~. ,,os --t tr,.-d-IsI2-,isre hss been ~ er'rs
~ cfa 70 in the lfodnotivo cspscliy o! soe.ts1 Winch
10 H. numbers las innoufsy incfeafei 10 wee in
tn t r,sr Of de'aying large public oeflenf he sa1'
.f. i.l.r.ae would De a most intoIe iinG "a lNa-t.
trsc lut quito hrosd IN ouT'lace, or to no man
sr Isl v acA we dsctss qnsst'nf OF pablo colo',a p"
r I'D iayenlcns tha abndgo LABOR or have ad.d 10
n ber cf articles entering Into detitfe te9hpN 'o
etv sueh Is fcn othinE aud fabrics o 81 h d. have
be % reaaeed ~ Tie y " on, , - 20 - 20 y ss ,
.iel,ed d,msBd growing out of hs iaeIoa'sa sIhJ 70
glrcil.s and coIi.sne .
triho prod elon O. food cf'n conditions my BE- liii
70 os conant qsa e-fucn ns efon o. spsec AZ V.l'
r o.iv o. all Tls product, With ino highest caiuic
liur! " oeIila pr sctfi tut 81 tne hlii' t-
40 could s1ulv Che world. Tho sInouu o. ~ yiuclion
hersn a. si ,e nGonhlpon Yaoo brt 70 70 Anen ..a
sbuuI Iaucc OF col, ole. porl'.inn aud iaeihue l'l
~ Livery mpl alton Ftoreli Inlio' iA pa't 70 '"s
oeneft of If9dnorf ie,ee 'Ao e.iiI,'' t 49,, ~
m Iie Awe bos ced ~ ons quarter -ote -l'
Mi..nal,w year scientific invention las done l nucl
rf a. or ile ,chsnc arts, yr thoe h-a ucfI %
.ls rr.s Of i.0t. Ipl demand i1D'ci.0i o. I.
ss g. ra.nH riico. n.tul.i4naint tte efc-'y Iei
o tI.r.ta h. tue counties Of LgIo.o c~irf g. f,
-Il .o g. u.rll4lll urlu su tiieaay cts4-t,et cDA
rr t, f- 1908 o. u .lu.sc. .uilaE tgNl-, goo tfc-
y...t . o.. couture IL yearly becoming D. 90 tA4 i. in
. ,Tofrg lro te rraf,a %. olr tetf ,lnlat % Do lat
i. II. .r,..t.r -fd rt.... lle amount ol p.od., ia
t.l..... Aot aDI in t4i' tote sp,''.' f.''..
m ,tstt of L1iyrs il tsl0t lle in.,e-sa ol cor pf
lt Uni.si ss,es consequently, laye ihn gtl .l.,n 81
oyes ClsyG sss9qi sls' tseI tl7 w V9-s" y" NV -
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

4 Concert VIII be gigen q. the Church IN Twenty.
t'ifd f..eet. between Fi.,h al Sixth avenues, 90
morrow evening. nov. {. Charles T. 0.ney, Con-
6ae.or-assisted by Professors Nlilisn Berge aud
Wm. A. King; and Mr. John Jame,oo, iiiss Mary
c. Uawley, Professor Marcus Colburn, Mf. +.
Daclos. Mrs. Jamcson, Mr. c. j. i. Nerneke, NJ.
Alfred l.. Toulmsn, and other artif,s, have kindly
volunteered their services for the occasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
naracte-cAnErgAr nss0aIEg y0a ~, Y J. 1sInr,o

AsHTS are steady tnd IN fair requsat the suspy s sms
ss Of Pcsa. u aud fcars 10 4J the latter afe scarce
k.OUl AND NEAL-lhe fioug market is more active
flr sen aa. STATE 10 part speeusve nn9og td by Tie
adraucs 40 cxcharse and prices 30ioc. b3 h.leE
rs.o bflds alp active ali ors pcit 70 t rlse
Ia arvns moro LIBERAL TIC sales afe 4jel bi s. ~
5 IS f0r ,urerine state and Western; 4a aj 30
r f.s state, l0 n6 10 for fancy doi SO V3 80 o. toE
s oE graded oi Nef.sin .trti 20 20 Qr tnirfng
OHIO, 10 b s3 lG log trade brands aud . & 80 - t.l
Pany bIs14s. Canadian ti0Ts "a ia lair den nd AID 10
mnr the surry of GOOD brand i ght sales o. 60 ut.f
D. 90u BIO The low aios Extra snt 20 .yG 3
lol rt-le brands do. s1u Is n alud feoafit hu
prices are he'ier facs % 1i.U Do a sU Vl 'i > "a
eaoa Surerl.o baltimore 80, and 81 lSg 80 tos ltao
b.sad Aye gl9g Il n aedeaIo d,us1d esd "a 4In s.1ss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
gsHh eta.cuiee.s.

ceec- uonis.-S. ,.crurrt Of iNs OcchN 2 NIX ssr--
~ LAVA y. 1855 sr s YseA enlns sssu' lay, 70
Ift .'lf IH|, l'l4t -
Igsirs Gsut q. Lasrs oHi p1clr' s-st u =
t..
As .se4meat y q - y. ~
g.ns..t 80
Ci~ i ..lfy o. e l....a II Nt,rc rcf {. q o ho
e,-.- t... Lrft~ -rr. lel ae lave stAls-
(''...t H. t.e b. G 9f tn, A4 tds- sr5 u 81.
-- Catl-LI5 PALMER, c.. sec-
A" Ass41 Issssr ;oary FEhlc.
5z.-s1J>
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

Wa,r 4 BLIND &rN SAW IN ESoLaSD.-Ths
Rev WIN. Il. Mlburn will repeat lis pOpulas
lecture tomorrow evening, in the G~eene sirees
Methodist EPiscopal Church for the benefit Of ths
Sunday school
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

LroruRx.-Tiis evening the Rev. DIR. Fish win
oliver. IL the Stanton Baptist Church, bis
lecture on "Iyoman, her Indaeree AID Training"
See adyoI.sement.j
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
CITY ITEMS.

ITALIAN OPLra.-The Gale Of tickets for The OPEN
irg ri.A. on Mouday--iLe dc6ut of Guer,abeila ia
Ila.i1l2-coul.l-Acea to-lc -ro" IAIi~-a.l n4ofn'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

Tnr SHARrsHooTERs.-Col Berian Of thc Sharp
shooters has arrived in the city and leaves at once
Tor West Lebanon, New-lIampahire, for change Of
cir AMI rest Tae wound in his lung is cot healing.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
aru,1re.

RLDi-.l fa-l-L-D FURNITURE, FL
A".' c' ''. NJ a-r-.. a ~ ~ 'c A,.o s.a as,..s.
H.rIH .-l Dlt. .- I.| ..tIE ..
20 ss. oc.s fs .er I.a..i.ild .i
T7DTIHD T. DIXON. 81. D., T5.,o. o. The
ki se Ia- l.a....9 Hseea 70 Il.
eft.af. .fa.
tle p. .r.s ..a .yfh f... tar., .,... nrI II.l.
faorily coed 81 ~ tl5 tll. or L..u.e. OAes Lsg.
1s. y - ., % =, sad - evenings.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

The exports Of produce are agaio very large eH'
cc.l.1q fos- mi.!.o.s ana q quader FOR the la,s
fous weeks d., aggregate j. eighteen sa--.ous e.sa.
nular-l thousand ooilIrf.
Wcaunex q comparative F's'emcr, o'tc ErTortl.
exl4..,o OR .e, New-Yos,. lor tho wes4 eHl-
i1g Soy. :, ssd a.-co jan. 3;
leGo. fscf.. 1''@.
t'-,wcss..... ......s l,'-s> - t...'.f
.'4es.s-a.y 4.f-s.t-..... 't..'...- 4.'..,.i.- '-
Since I,u. i........seiIl.c c.1 es.2,1ssJ DO o. 80
rr.or.a fo-, vr~v.t % f,. ~ F7,'T cs-'r.- i'1t-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
GmuScMcnis.

mARNUN's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
COMMODORE MUTT.
COMNiODOBE MUTT.
COAIAIODOEE MUTE.
THE
$4,000 MUTT.
$4,000 MUTT.
$4,000 MUTT,
$5OOOO MUTT.
,.o A,s ira reformed fou, hrioa 'nf 80
Wesi -e'on where Le h'. 100 ti' .nei .n q" =. Mn
rl,Lsl3-N LINCOLN AM hi' c"bi-'A-'
'"'i E$6 = Us Aooas FROM yoaElaS coUnTs .,r, ~.
r,n, vbo.. ae s.r.,r,ti sny v4o4bs p1''oA' "' oe
~ r<lig ,i 60 tae 4..eugi
FOH 4 FEW DAYS ONLY,
FoaA FEW DAYS ONLY,
FORA F1sW DAYS ONLY,
,,.,o b. s.r.,,a.- e. ca'cee hew.a be 'eeu
~ 4tl ..)l..,. i.Al -N' 80 f-,iNv., -.
end @, in..,. SO % ae s'se cc'e s.- lnaAe eh'e
"-.-'IC.iSi IC.iSi Il VARIETY OF rraroR,- tNcEs.
taop1i-. 'a' oo.s & al, d.; .'''''5' &c
L.F4.-.iiL MA FioOALs
Mosq q, srll oclsnEp .HtuoWL SOLDIERS
t.H He-i.tl,. ti ~ Me0L2Li.AN, ~
GEN. nA\hs DEt. b, ..N si.. q. cLS. tORE,
s,5 q, g,,- lon, old h,ro si3 Istro..
ttNNDDOLE 90 L.
4 .otae uf1or. ,.s1r.s.
.r.y DAVIS eva rE'I"r3ARD.
A. ~ fsI rlr .e also. lis .r.,..t ,oi - ,,.x..-
CUE. '4.fNtlA Lat i.r . tfN'. ! ,F " AL-.>
.''tLl .'. tIiD - o.-' 40 fi7i. -
1All.- ... ... .AJ f.l'" tt '.'- y ttt. iJr ~
a. ..D.-. g. e|4'i.~ 70 fNtf t.Ai'l4 FA.4i-l
N,t.. 4.f. .,.S. .' A. .....ir. a.',- s oiaoss.
.llti,tl I.; v,- tr DEAfA,
ID- ..rfIr .tt RAMA,
Holt4. .lt..5 .... ....| tAasik,
pACNEl.IIE;
1'ADtEtiIl;
N-ttIi-t;
PAW I.1LTl1;
';-,I-rtl: rItE SNOW,'
UNDER TtiC S~Np'
l>.}t& T.IG. low
..ch lis, h.,... '..,eI r.'. -4.Hs.i...-
o.4u.-''o n tI' -.ts'
ty -.os.4 10 4u ..t. NH4 ur rf'..i...' ..-IFcG
..' ... 10 f.. .Hl..-.
,N. y -..A -.' -.
.tIIN FeNgCE AID fVEEIE5
AF asu GO oC.JrH-
%. t-. 4 -....- no.. --
.. t- t..u t7 L -ASs'f'.
~ N-f .......,,. I'l.-..' .'- >o44'c e--,fr. p:
l,-4.... t-..... erals. Clt-au- '.r.ca, IS c@l.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

a .CERaAS CITIzEs BECOMES Az ALIrs.-A
German who hes lived for many years IN this
country, and was duly naturalized, recently made
trip to Germany; on Lis return here last week he
brought with him certificate that lie had beea
properly made citizen of the free City Of Hasn-
burg. The paper has been declared authentic by The
Hamburg Consul. Can that German be drafted1
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
[A5vsF.i enenl

To.NIGWr IN odd Fellows Hall, Paterson
y r Mssts. TowLrR l. WELLS unuouuco a lec.lrs 20
rnrGsoLoey. To-day taSy t--Ae ISsIs ealilnsssss' ~
N9. o. Bscsass. n. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
IAdyeTli eusail ]

LANES. CnupREN AND FAM'L'Fs WI ma
e.r~t's blrsrrn to-day ae mos. surasuye pace 70 mo
[ O. &c no 10 be 6. all houES Gna s0pero per
toru,.aces a. aad :. O'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

Lih nfctf Of re

~ Ii,'h u'.tf o. 'te
..f CO.'S
a..,l .a--.1 ..,.f.... 'a- ,rt.c.ees.
.tloM I.-
on I'D t-....t..s.. .-....-..-.. .t
q -s... ..-
d -tf.IH E
L-
-t.-..s-'.
'
..I .u .--. ..-...-...... ...'..........i
....-..+..-.. -.....-.
l..t t-..-...... .-'...'.t..-.
.it
g. TO a.. .-f' ---
a. 4ts rl ..t..
r2rr t--.'-. r.,f I'D lF0s
-. ,.r t.---. .t3 -.... ..- -o.--,- ID '.ael
.a rr.eI. .of rI nj
l..u t. &C.
r." ...-..n, t-.ase' "--.-t-' wc l.e
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
xEw-Yoan Ch~zIn rrhEEEr.


For fus VrpE FsHINa % -E' DfT Nov. =, l'i-
,o-s- fI irgl 90 Ct4-tE fr sIL Riars POS ruE "Efs
According O. .e .o4it 90. te ete.l. fl--lei PIE. -
Pc c.!i t.4ls a4.o t-,l. rt.e.frt uis vef-'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
c-laa,es for gusiness nIen.

NOM WAFIiD-Oa Re4l Estate, at G
IVA i,- c--.. Jos i'e ara or l9asol Irou lto0 .
23cn,.f. .er,rs. fi.cet e' rr,flet.., rrortg j.,
,.e. .....,1 j. .ooEsH Tl.l. -d.ol,. BE ,..,
sfay r1I .lncrs. Ii. fs s..siag 10 iev.t ~ d
PEI eolt p foa,e 1aIy - ,' %. -iia.cs' bFoo.i,n.
DUINAas ftIHNT sELF-ADUJSTIEC
Cl.TNi3-WhiNG-A
4G1ttS Hat-4.D
Actts, pf tAH MANI fht TURING 60
go. "a fi.t-.at., Neo-4oft. h4d Clege.agd Oaio
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

CoM took a1o.ler Ean to-ipY ond sold up to
la@, cla.iug lsfo in to day at lall. Demand
Net-s wero ia f.ig de.and aud sieil', al i-Os 20
~. gae 1909 as ia good Iecueat, o.. lo,4. ono
lcar CerG,a,es sold lareo'y, go % Osyl' 40 Tao
tta, tae interest bong payable inGoh, '-oy yisIa
lt1Gy9 V cent r.o auaum revenue.
r.e eYeheart' tt tas Clearing -l!Ouso tan mora-
ge'e .l-3 500 80.
~ advertisement u su2thef eollml egI2Qness
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

Exp1osIoy.-An explosion occurred yesIeruay
rernr IA the percussc cap anufacoy 81 the corner %
q.oih avenue eud sixty second street. workman Vance
Jscls was handling quantity q ps.css'ion poS&aei & are
l.s,lv ,yhsn cl,r.iuE plate, which wss in hs nH9
,NaSi v,ib oorasnhe violence. Iho fre comuiaheatoo
Win lie powder which bench resl .in ~n sss .
irung him seriously 81 zoe l-ee snI aoos' sAs
9s s,rri. aid was precaged and tbs man IA Seins "eh
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

IAUNcU OF Another M0yIToR.-The iron-ciad
monitor WecLs -n m be launsAel Eom coiges yiid IN
jersey City, sAis "Wednesday morning at !! oei''' m
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

Ilc-,.---...- = I7--l--I-E N--7----''7 '---' -
Iy rela..lg Go eloa. 30 -four, the quantity e'
tte lli,es le.l o. 500 water .ai, ye,r, oor. r,d ".
the c-sf,so -na..- re-iol ia-t ye-r, ,lows IN IT,
craa.3 O. ! 80, ,icl tbis G,ur.
lls soloaHg cmrfralsc tailo shows tas q1'r-
it, o. como o. tie pll-Pr Articles " If.-l,o
lca @, tide water fon' t-o CONNIE. cement q. n,-
ys..,n 20 a-l Including t,s ID. O. Oc.O5cT, 10 10
.,T,..tnH
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

ffJti DaA' tlD'ftt NELl. Or
Al I.LL.t glLlt ftslA
f.linffs Fn4re +l- .nl fi.1fo a'f moons 81 -.
q f- 'f'7'.s given FL, tcro5s, tc, or i-bl t.iIs.
-7 .-3 e b.. u n..ai d ieg 5-..sOs 1I~4.-
t-o "u -..rl .t.. lea.tt
sO-N IS. COUGH wil deliver ole o. BIS
- cl'' Lectures 90 hc Rfdof..f. o. i Ca0itn ,of.
.ef p '." 'et 'o TO-, 90 ltE.Jt4 ~ NiNo,
r0r - Al 80 ~ c..fs a. .s .sl q t1e dJJT
g. le frt oi Gle .c.a.e
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

contnue co. worse the number o hogs increases, which
win do as Winter sppscces good many stock cars are
taken up the ofhoisss nd mules Tor oossin
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

! To nnuozoi article fon tlo circular of MefTs.
Uaea s. Co. il on tie fnaIs al eiEergth OF lis Ieo-
I plo and tho Government;
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

NErhn NoHCERI AIIHE CHURCH j.
* ia.iae.l fr. ,ih a1. ,.L-fgt d. November g.
..ls e. 81 ... eLa.... C,I ae.Cs. I.tlG o. s4oit
ftf ...I $3.50 t. tIho. f.. Nr 10 Us 3. fhfl-
coz. .r Jt-FsO.. .is MtAf .uA'ILlf,
gf,f M... con- Nf. ds d. DtCLOa 1lr. q. =. A..
WlEtI ID r- fIFn-D H. 1Ol --.hs. .na other aT-
eft .-.. ftl4' tcs'- .sii s,-s4es u tio Gen iso
1lr.rs .-r Do r-r1l.ra - tte MUGS .f1rs oi
- ...i. ..-.. -f1eI ND. = NJ. u SOU ,kttt T. Irrd
fl- -..4 .t,rs .l g. te door -a tic n4t o. ~. Con
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

Frrh-f f-To'a ~ ~ llll's . l'FJ '9-i'l tiI'';
.''... fr. rtr 90 .rl. .-f 'r ''vf;
Ftc.. l............l o.'-.sg. g.-..........','. z
-'. -,r- w.. .r,. f. qro.-I ,fl-9-
qlr4,. u.tr.rt.-o' L't.. .i.trtf4-
I..-r- r..t s. f.s.s. Of f.. a. we'-l''. WI
.. ....f re..f. .la. .a... u. .aH.s lr.i 30
I...' rru0tr C.. u. rs 4re..t.4 i t-3 CT lil 1e'l
Ii. '.ost t,,l so-e .a vs-t te..!eii ra-e th'a
ID. ...r.. .r t.. f.. 1Ir .trIff rr. ..f % ntci
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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-16

Our TAnoRs-that is to say, Messrs.
l. II. SANFORD & Co., KENT d. DURsMA
and ]. I. DAVIS, Esq, are severally in re-
ceipt of their spring stock of cloths and
gents furnishing goods. Now is a most
excellent time to exchange all the old and
thread bare garments of winter for the
lighter and moro genteel ones suited to
spring and summer weather. If our
counsel were confid entialy asked on the
point, we should be at a loss to single out
any one place as being better than the
others to buy new coat, vest or pair Of
pants, but would delerentially suggest to
any one in want Of a "dress that makes
the man," to inquire at the various places
for such garments as he needs, and then
purchase where he can do the best.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-16

DIR. RoBAcK's REMEDIEs,-We publish in an
other column of to-day's paper, an article copied
from the Cincinnati Times, descriptive Of DR..
Roback's extensive medical establishment that
city. By the way, DR.. Roback's Remedies have
obtained great and deserved popularity with
all classes. 1t has been but a short time since
these Remedies were introduced into our section
of country; yet DR.. Brennan, DR.. Roback IS
agent in this place, informs us that his sales of
of the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier now far
exceed those Of all other medicines for which he
is agent. The reason for this, is, that they have
stood the test of practical experience, Weknow
this not only from the mouths of others, but we
have used them in our family with the very best
results. For all diseases of the blood, general
debility, whether proceeding from sickness or
from natural weakness, indigestion, and all
kindred ailments, we recommend the Scandina-
Wan Remedies as the very best medicines ex-
tant They are destined to achieve permanent
and deserved reputation, which will render them
necessity in every family.-North West, Ma
poleon. Ohio. Sec advertisement.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-16

CLOSING OF Our VILLAGE SCHOOL,
The present term of the school will close
this week. The examination will COM
mence on Thursday afternoon, and contin-
ne to Friday night. 1t is most earnestly
hoped that many of the parents and
friends of common school education will
be present on each half day. Glasses in
Arithmetic will be examined on Thursday
afternoon. Geography AID Spelling, Fri
day morning. Reading, Algebra and
Analysis, afternoon.
Very great credit is due Mr.. CUsHMAN,
and his able Assistants, for the great sue
cess that has attended their efforts in the
schoolroom since the commencement of
the present school year. We hear but
one voice on the part of patrons, and that
is of unqualified commentator. Our cit
liens have reason to be proud of their vii
lage school.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-16

A BRISK BUsINEss.-BENJ. LILLE,
Esq, of Wright, is one of the most sue
cessfol sugar makers in our County. On
Friday last, he left for Chicago with D.
500 pounds of maple sugar of his own
manufacture. 1t was of superb quail
ty, having been produced by evaporation
from the newly patented evaporators.--
Other manufacturers have done well, not
withstanding the season has been unfavor-
able to the profitable prosecution of that
important branch of home industry.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-16
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CELEBRATED
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EQUAL TO THE
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THE desideratum, so long sought of aprac-
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TWO threads, and form really durable and re-
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1t is considered the most simple and effective
vet introduced. IL forms beautiful, strong and
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fourth stitch be cut. For simplicity of CON
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Muslin. Cambrics, Cotton and Wooden Cloth
with equal facility. BY its use, the tedious and
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pleasure and agreeable pastimc.
IL has an under feeder, the same as high priced
machines, which is very important thing in
doing all kinds of work. IL makes n seam that
will not rip or ravcl, though every fourth stitch
be cut
1t will hem. stitch, bind tuck, fell, quilt and
embroider in the most superior manner The
same Machine, by a mere exchange of spools,
can be adapted to all kinds of work.
The seam is MS elastic as the most elastic fab
rio, so that it is free from all liability to break in
washing, ironing or wear. 1t runs rapidly and
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To a new operator it is the most easy to learn
as it runs either way, and can be learned in thir-
ty minutes. 1t is the most simply constructed,
easily learned, and less liable TO arrangement
We invite all who are in pursuit Of an excel
lent machine, to examine this by all MEANS
Samples of work sent by mail when requested.
Machines sent to persons who never saw them
are operated upon successfully after few hours
practice. Full printed instructions given with
each machine, and personal instruction to all
within reach.
n. B.-The best Silk, Twist, Thread and Nee
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re- Prices::--Plain Style, $50; Halt
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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-16

Our Schools GENERALLY.-We have
taken some pains TO ascertain the true
condition Of the schools in various por-
tions of our county, and from informa-
ton derived we are persuaded that at no
period have they been in better condi-
ton than at present. Many at the out
break of the rebellion feared that the levy
of taxes, DC, by the government, to meet
the expenses Of the war, would operate
disastrously to our schools, but the people
have come up nobly TO the work, with a
determination to curLail 20 the utmost ev-
cry other expenditure rather than that
necessary TO secure a good school for the
benefit Of their children-and thus the
winter term Of the schools now closed has
almost universally proved successful, and
we doubt not the summer schools will be
equally we'll sustained.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-16

REMovED.-Grand Haven has lost one
of its best citizens in the removal of G.
T. WOODBURY., Esq, whose fortune has
for many years been identified with those
of our older and more prominent business
men. We congratulate the citizens of
Allendale in the accession to their num-
Der man of so roble heart and of
straight forward business enterprise
His family will be bright ornament to
any community.