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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18

WE, as well as number of cit
liens of our village, were the recipients
of a very neighboHy act of kindness, from
Capt. Hebor Squieb Station Master, at
the depot Of the D. M. Railway, on Sat
urday evening last. He has truly earned
the reputation of gentleman. He is
faithful, courteous and esteemed by all.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18

SUaAR Observation-Disclosures of the
near approach of the sugar-making sea-
son are quite apparent. Very extensive
preparations are being made by our far
mcrs, who are so fortunate as TO have SUI
gar bushes, 10 do their utmost in the line
Of manufacturing maple sugar and lass
es. 1t will pay well. We shall be glad
to receive any reasonable quantity of eth
er on subscription or Office work,
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18

MAJOR HUNTING, Of The 2lst Reg.
Mich. Infantry, returned 10 this village, on
Monday last. He was compelled TO re-
sign, as we are informed, on account of
severe and protracled illness. The gal
liant Major, however, has seen rough ser
vice, having been engaged in the entire
battle, at Murfreesboro. We most glad
ly welcome him to the quiet circle of home
and friends, where we hope he may spec
div find rest and restoration of health.
The Concert on Monday evening last,
at the rt-House, in this village, bv
Prof. Philbrick and daughters, was gen.
orally attened, and the music considered
excellent. However, We are not one OF
that class who seem to delight in certain
boisterous and iIl-timed demonstrations
which intruded upon the sweetness and
harmony of the soul thrilling music. The
Prof and his lovely daughters performed
their parts admirably, and are really en-
titled TO the thanks Of every patriot. The
sum Of Sl4 (half of the proceeds,) was
realized, which was generously donated to
The Soldiers Aid Society.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18
MEAT MARKET

On Washington street, where every variety of
Fresh Meat can, at all times, be obtained at the
lowest market price, Patronage So
licited. G.. KLAvER.
Grand Haven, Jan. 16, 1861. [1yn lO4
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18
n LoeAL AND VIEWS Irsns 2

Rev. D. War is delivering very in
teresting scourso- Of lectures on the book
Of Revelations, at Lamontzand at the
school-house, in District No. 1, Crock
cry, at the former place Sabbath evenings
and at the latter place Sabbath afternoon.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18

HON. ROBERT J. WALKER, cHAs. a. LELAND,
HON. FRED. r. STANTON, EDMUND KIRKE.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18
Gerritt KIaver

NN7OULD respectfully announce to the cti-
wv zens of Grand Haven and vicinity, that
he has just opened new
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18
Terms to Clubs.

Two copies for one year, Five dollars.
Three copies for one year, Six dollars.
Six copies for one year, -. Eleven dollars.
Eleven copies for one year, Twenty dollars.
Twenty copies one year.. Thirty six dollars.
PAID IN ADVANCE.
Postage, IRrty-str cents gear, TO BE PAID
ny THE SUBSCRIBER.
, 1863-05-11
THE NORTHERN
Transportation Company

OF OHIO.
IS PREPARED TO TRANSPORT rRorzRrx oK7wE11
BOSTON, ALL POINTS II NEW ENGLAND,
NEW Y0RK AND TIE WEST,
WITH PRos1PTSEss, CARE AND DISPATCH.
This veil known !t2s e ftssn dr.. ctas ecr;E Steam,
Boston and all points IN New England; At .sre Vim
ce.t with The Railroads. hetw cen ta1.e Vincent and
New York: and at tts~r-o With a tine o. sa.:ty
Est class Canal uoats heswee 0swfge.
Troy. Alharv and New York.
Fo1n DAILY LINE from Boston, Sew York,
nede! ebuIGh. Care Vincent and swCgo TO CIeye!and
Toledo ard Detroit. and i TRI WEEKLY LINE
To Chicago and intermediate Ports
AGENTS.
j. MYERS, 7tPearl street, New YotE
JOHN HOOKING. State street. Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY. .Ggdcusturgh
JuIiS IL CRAWFORD, OsweGo,
H. F. SMITH. Cape Vincent.
WALkER& HAYS. Toledo.
F.. II. MATHEWS Drtroit
al. HALE, milwaukee,.
FELTON, BREED, Cleye1aEd.
MI. HOWE, Chicago,
Once and deck foot cfSoEth Lasale street.
Ek1f. .b3I6-4Tn
, 1863-05-11
THREE DAILY TRAINS FRoM
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA

-T%N ~
THREE DAILY TRAINS rRoA
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
t~lta Close Connections from Western cttaJ
An eannssslrg difcc: to New York. THROUGH rn;1,
H Hs1SF ~ s$is sSs9sSs2; ssasSaf9S fSoa!s so'
ess1ss 5ss e a' z
Tlylug In advance o. ali other routcs.
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS FROg
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
kes sea aay The sound l'nss Fsfs 10 Il pein
slssplnF c;Ts q light trains to Philadelphia. New
Sasease checked through and transferred ttea,
f Il Il 4 HTS,
~ ~ Eoa!e f,sga u a.! asset,nttoas sae be fes
a s pSi' e eaa
tten1Fh Sth sheh aea. 6 to1
$sfSE %f.sa;s s,sS Sss:,; ss;: :'.se;
e ers to o ii 1ofts en tac Ssfth. western Iske..
Ss SssPGsh e Spsay ;as 81 I'll
TiE ] F. Y 81 spefsdHy fH ff;1 to and m .nv no,o,
IN ths wet y ths Central Ka.!Ioad n
II He 81 ,eaas asd E.art packages WA Pssss
5sEht coHt.aet. q 3s snlppnE Dtrsetoa. s7p.,
e. Fss;Sss AEs5'; intsSsEs
H. ". NRUWS l. CO., Cincinnati, Ohio
R-C. MELDle{IN 4 CO.. Madison, Indiana.
J, F. MOORE, Louisville, Ky.
". #. A1kMAS t. CO.. Evansville, Ind.
R.F, ElSS, St. touis, Mo,
CLARKE d CO, Chicago, Illinois.
!. II. McrDLM Portsmouth, Ohio.
McNEELT l. MONTGOMERY Mayesytlie, Ey.
W.H;&!E;h>LASGLEY: ! St GaI,no!;s t ;s, oh'a.
NH H{.nsOS, Ripley. Ohio.
E.C. C.MELDRuM. General Travelling Agent tos tas
Eouth sud Nest.
LIVE STOCK.
Dro7ers ssd Farmers will nnd this tie .zct. earAa
zKeous route for Live Stock. CBpAcoua Vs.Ga wtn
wHtertd End supplied with every convenience hare
seen opened this line and Its connections md ever
attention or, T. pa!d to the!r Kants; From Ha5sba:9
resting. q choice q offered Of the PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS. This VII
also he found the euortest quickest and uost 1Ite
Ee9 fof stSsk to Nsw Teik{yts Aneato~nFaad
EH0CH LEW7s. Gen1 sapt. Noona, r..
H4T1T Gsn1 IfiS{ 3Srs 4 Ph.l1dslp91a
j1%yS+$1y
, 1863-05-11
RuitrudI un1 Gteumbout Eiurs

Rnltrndi} nr11 ItfnrnbnQt EIns3.
TO THE ARMY OF TUE PO-
- TnMhCLTo o,eers and soldiers on iarsoosa or
dteoA1Eed. going tothe
WEST, NORTHWEST,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
TIE ONLY PLACE TO PROCURE TICKETS
Is At the Depot Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co,
We hare no connection With any outside oHces. rhe
rom s e. of
the Company.
than any other route.
BEWARE OF ERS.
Have nothing to DO With the. hn. ssh; s.,ash.
70 the Depot and Duy your teketa, ou'cets anil s1l
TE by Is ehas ~
# = f. a i. ~ a i; az I'd I'd
soaf:s hSGf s5i5s fFssS: Agent
o.s. Koosrz. Genera, Agent. apssditi IN
BUFFALO, .e1 CLEVELAND
1868 Chicago Line. 1868
days. viii thcse u The e ~'''ee''D aAo oa 0''s'''
Western Transportation Company
CHICAGO AND BUFFALO.
FORMING L
DAILY LINE
(undAys e1cep:ed} for tho transportation Of Frixha
With the
New York Central Railroad, Spauld-
ing's Express, Union Express:
, 1863-05-11

AcGann PAtk McGIaeEilllJnOA
McDermott patkMcLaflin Jno T
Miller c IL u Morten Walter
Miller L E Moore " e capt
Milton Edwd Murphy Jno II
Thys Mailer Jno
Mlelick j G MairJno
Moore 4 Maloney Jno
Moore & Bro aloyl.itl:.n j Il
Daul MurryJ Jno
Morse Chas MumfordJ G
ratk Murray Jno
Myers Z & co Mullen Jno
cn fatk Notice Jno ".
Moran Chris MusrarJasB B
Mulqttecn PJ MonltonJH capt
Mullins P Morrison S u
Morse Arnold Munro J @
Mills JnoA More Jus
Miller Joel Moynitan Il
Miller S W capt Moss II
Mills j y Morris Tho5
Moore Baker II Morris G u capt
Murphy And Mslshen Thos
Morgan l. c Murphcy PC
Morse Andrews Montague James
Morrison AM or Frank
Mi!lisan Thos Nov Fred
Mason o u Morgnn + ?
Myers l. Noes Francis G.
Mrisgs MP Morc San,lC
Mory Miles Moore Simeon
Munaon Ludlow Moore 1saac
Morrison L Morse Nobt 3
Montague Leri Murphy f
Mal!oncyLyman MurphyE'1mond
Myers Sidney. Morton Etlw D
Murphy Mictll Mood " r
MunsonWDcapt Miller Albert 9
, 1863-05-11

Upton F mrs

Vincent Kate mics
Ean Bu1ef, L F miss
Vaughan Mary c mrs
, 1863-05-11
.R. HILIIARD-Loar aud IA

nR. HILLIARD-Loag aud IA:
~ vorably known in the Northwest. has his ohlcc
at Randolph street, Chicago up stairs. for the cure
OF a diseases. mae female. Special attendoaslseh
20 all mslaales Of long standing. aaro cured soma
OF the WORT cascs Of blood di+esses crer Known IN
telIs county. Patients At distance CAL consult mo
Dg letter With every confidence. Advice gratis En-
closc stanrto secure ready answer 10
Female Golden Lnuar Pills PRICE one dollar per box
Il scnt to distance taree t7zeccent stamps arc ro
quired topsepay postage ONO honrs from L. ~ TIL
pPM Pp i3ax Epb, Chicago. III. my2-d:D62 Nv
, 1863-05-11
Mentftnnl.


oAN
HI
D1t4h H Il ES4
...
N 49, 'S.-Asf's W TIE
kluNE1S AND R(hD0ER
Tkese Dangerous aud Tronb1esoua
Diseases, which have thu. farKs-
ment, can be completely cons
tro11ed by the Remedy
now before u2l
~, ,r-u
IHE CokA11sE
properties of the medicine direct themselves to
id:iea q tss steasss I'D li3sr i RI tse stsfsa1
long a. the system is under the influence OF 10
CONSTITUTION WATER
AAo-s '"
healthy tone and visoT. We are able to state tha
the Constitution Water has cured everJ case Of d
aoct!s IN which 1t has been giScn-
STONE e TIE BLADDER, CALCULUS,
M "a IrnES nftSh ~ 1G2T G21 gET3s1r
eAfo9S HaT1TiiE As,rER oh1-
49,. .....
mesaaes ~ uttsns ~ oas ana tae eame eA1e6
W1!l pc entlfel! cnts1 oy INC corssatut1on Water,
ga - frnr@
drops to a tea-poonful three times aday, Ia wstef
During the passage Of The Calculus, The pin md
uEgent eymps:nms; sao9ld ne eomoaited Win tho
proper Eemea'es' tnep tol!oMen up "1tn The coo-
setatson "ases' as ABOVE alEecseo-
DYsMESoRRuEA OR PAINFUL 3[ESsrRux
1TIOS' ASD IN MES0RRH4GfA or
PROFCSE FLOWING.
uo., a,s..,o. ,.t.i-. 49,, ,,,,+r ,,.x.
"aa.t-,sI Hntd ~ ~ o1e ~".n soi1G ~. 1;t.1
ard sssemP.a!ea by sever p.i1; and .5s other
.Ths. dsssss Known = FALLING OF TIE
nen a. h,; ,s tns .esa and II b1 Q, me
q hesrinte. y. anu dTssna pans IN tae baek ana
sides. and At times aseompaniel BY sharp !aeiaas-
IF Or be- eh:1nn IN s IN
There b another class or symptoms arising trou,
tEKrlrAT!oN OF InE ls MoNB ,. which PHYSICIANS
saa II up
docs not really know whether the symptoms aro
tas dsss.e or 1s ,sass the
Is-3r ~ rnid Fret p,,ntt,+3nn ~ sha H,lprt
paired Memory. Wassfqqlasss. Flashes OF Heat.
LanEnos' Aass'1uuc ana u'aness OIL iaion-
setEHheeGu .n1--,o hea11oNs
n ses sn T. ss
mos. grave and dangerous mal.,scs .1e the rcsult;
ssinE msds + s;si:t sIstais: r. Suppression ss
comes enFonsc, ths patient gradually losss her .P
come on and consumption finally ends her caxser
...,, ,.-..,,.
1GEC0RRHlEA, OR WHITES.
r.b,e a;..,aa a.nan3. ,ror ~ 3resrust;or ~
in's a,nease atpenos M upau ~ E tnn1Hol4t'4n nt
ali cases accompanied by severe pain In the back.
ac.oss the bowels aud through the hips. i ts.s-
*no0nfrI of the n1rtic5ue NAV he ttseu three tmrh
a day. with an injection Of 4 traspoonlll Of tho
1,.t;!s,;n, 49, !I;th h.Ir ,,i,r X snM w.t.~
uealItAe. nitAeu Matn Aa31 PA0s VI EVIL "''@o1s
morning anu evening"
lKElTAT1oGSS, y, nF TIE Is EECK @ nF TIT; h1tAnpKls.
Hi AZ r'F ,nE IF IT %SN
<61f.i7s AM NJ r-nnEr- -nEr st1e n1ttISIxGSss ttSAIhGSss
az rAtSFT'I. HRiN-
w oAAA
! A1iSt-
For these diseases truly sovereign fenieey. ard
Ia been known 10 7ciieyu flest uT geTt synrf.,n.
Are y.,u troubled gth that distressing taln IL IT,:
day 'e IL Gonstaona Ws,es VII reeIe ysn uSa
soasic- Fnr, nysprps1,
, 1863-05-11

~ FICE. RALT1NoRE, Mp. May 5ih. 1ss3 !
Sealed oresaf1 1Ee respectfully Invited by the
dessgned until y ": on WEDNESDAY. MAY 9th. tSs5
fot furl sng tho United States Subsistence DePa-t-
ue1t with |
Four Thousand {t.0OO> Head of Beef Caftle. |
n, ,,a ,,o,r dsu..v,a =. IL. c,..,. e,.,.
~ r n"o ~ = fnn ~ ,o ~ stG asaes neas
~ zen HasS; o. Wg;:hea %ia ore and ball 9sys
. 81 abn, nc @ tfae tne
a0dS Sd0ss dSe ;as. ~ a,s 11TE eIt o. u 1ae th4nu
~ 2 lorn.ere Eaet:e. Wnl pe rs1rctea:
1Ie t'uNtiI tns VII A'Ht &Ac I!Eat 81 He.H llnE
-: onV ~ .trn HG: 10 MUG
exrertetf weighing viii be paid By the party efsins
IN JuoErtent
Earn e3 70 s"sqre sonsile5a:;on M must coatan On
aptte Of two Issponth1e pereo1s. - fof.ows:
We .of tae Comfy Of -. State Of - do |
coLtr.ct acccrlt with the terms Of his ir thrir}
, 1863-05-11
THICAGO WATER WORKS.

SemI-annsal Water Tax due May 1ss, 1885,
The Board Of Public Work. hava as!rsscd ~ ne
amounts % be paid Il wate< Fcnea htsot ~
tie liz months coruneEcn: May tst a ana Sn ~ IL
Oct. s1st, 1851 and tne same ~ he.sny oest1'A
By Tic ieQurtments Of Tho keTiea ttsJ Sntcn IS IL
EaEer IA asse*ted on all Lof@ OF w. tnrousn
xEe6 sas nd sstesr Ssisa '0a a. 1a
na5|sE " 9alaes e,fns thfEsse s n snes
sos auv,ax tas @q.1a aa g Sa Il IL ke1e In
E eT ansd g ~ m ~ ws:e: f!on rhesa
AnTh.t9v h: n9t q ,n< ns ssue IS paid during NA5
By orser Of Ea hoAst " T1NKHAN eeeretsrv-
oWe o. no noASo ~ sFalc1,S olunt4
, 1863-05-11
Eptrlut n ottcts.


T0-1YS. IODINE WATER.
F,r- 1on1.r n rurc WATER. 4 cure for se:ofula.
rontrr:rtt,s, Dyspepsia. rheumatism. Neuralgia.
etrrcu1 p!ss4 tcs and al those distressing md asct
frc raslac.ct which arse from enfcebled uuatct
state Of tho blood. detective nutrition an impure At
1rcephctc. dc
Its Ecnu1uc1css as rurc tusntou 4nd Its excellence
ns medicine art attesled by such distinguished names
Is Dr. ]. r. Chiffon Prot E. H. Parker. Prot 5. c.
Booth. and osheFs equs,ls w.n kno~n to science.
q per bottle
Physicians aad Chemists. Is Broadway. n. Z.
For By BLISS & SHARP.
ers CRIT SIN IA Lake street. Chlcaso. ~
NR. JAMES, formerly Of New
~ Orleans, whore un1tva1led suceess IN me tteAt-
snent fChrcn!c. Mczcusial Hood ana otnes
THAT REQUIRE SK1LFUL TREATAEST'
13ss nc7uanen:}y located himself It 81 Ranoolpo
strrrt Chicago. Dr. JAMES isrcconuehded oS Inc mo
tc.1 f.cnlty and tic almost entire prcss Of the South
1non.ands Of unfortunatc- bless DIT. JAMES, who,
INT 10, linn. would be living 4 miserable exit.
euce The enyaolc reputation DR.. James enjoys frora
The Lakes to Gu Ia the result Of sea1s Of study
End obse1yatioa-
d. james uece no Mercury. Iodlde Fotsss. Arsenic
OF sa1sara.la. In the treatment Of blood diseases
but ncutzalzer. which is positive cure.
Organic Weakness cured By q new and tafal1lble
method. saving both time and expense.
Odce and p4rosb 1t SC Randolph street, {up stAirt)
pn1ce hours from a n. until P II.
CONSULTATIONS 1kv1oLABLa-
,rhc1-heE1.er,
, 1863-05-11

INITIALS.
s....oE G Box 100. =. Proprietor Of the Glass
Factory..,.G R....W n & Co. Commercial
Exchange Bank. los Randolph Street. :. Nc 0
II + Co.. II c Col Box $500 ii u W....3C 4
B....W... North Western Plank II C.
Persons Wishing drop letters advertised must
aftix three cent stamp.
~ Office open from let OF April to~1.t Of No
yenlbcr, from ! d. III. till p. II. From November
1st till April 1et. from s a. NJ till p N. and on
25xS J. L. SCRfPPS, P. II.
, 1863-05-11

TO BUILDERS.-Proposals will
/ be received at Ey office until tie 18th Inst . for
Eud!ng ls!ge Bs.ck School Aonse u Pisssdela II Pke
be e1a1nired at No tlasonic Tempe. Chicago or at
the oc:ee Of !ndse Hsbes. fittshe?d. The right Il
n1y5 GsSl tia John II. VAN n@DEL.
, 1863-05-11

IL ~
Hl2tts D!pthc.lA Curc. GUARANTEED TO cURE IN ALL
pAsrs Or TIE MONEY REFCSDEp. Tbs trade supplied
By Lord ezit Wholesale Druggtsta. = Lake street,
Chicago. fe9s ase3 3n
nRUNKENNESS CURED
~ Tne iEebr1ate rnay bid defiance to the tempt
:ag eup; Or, Zanes :ntcote # s.!onE DFtnE + -
strong Sruk aud tsn be s1min;tsed e. ~ xiths ths h
mall to any address. hy s. Z: EPlAM. 4o3 Chcsnut
street, Phsl.aeph,a Pa. Circulars s&nt free.
, 1863-05-11

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
l. e.? 90 worth Of CITY Property aad Lantstf
lows. belonging 70 the estate oi Antoine ts C2asst
deccased
IL TIE CITY or DAVEEPoRT.
Ia Cs;e Hock, Of brick. four s;osea 20 feet trcss
eontxtntrg I hu;ci. tEc public balls, ten nEAtciat
ttoree ard sercgil cnicc1.
Post O:ce li.ock of brick 10 fest front. fonr etorea
con:ainirE :hc Post once. twc stores az once Ant
large 9p.H- r4oE.k. The above properly u tne no.
des.rabt In thr city. IL IeAted. and VII bring e!E
nett 1ntAr,r ~ !LJtsf!Gtnt -,
Twenty Er.ck tct Franc Dwelling Houses In at
1c.trt 1cc1.iopG
1 cho.es building LORI one lot of II acrrs adonint
the ra!lrosd GeFot a:d bridge. fronting on tue Mii:
eipp EveT: t~olo;1 Of 81 ac.ee cAsa. oae lot Of x
3c1cA err! io o. 70 sc:es ad one 10! Of u Actca ali II
Also houats and c:s vacant lots and out,ots In tht
Bon:et snc lots Il 1owa ctt! Johnson County.
pea: tie line OF tte Miss Asd No isalroad 'e
The abavc property Is offered 70: sae 10 close tht
ttatc Of the fAte Antoine L. Claire ut prtcea
must prove profitable tnre1tEcut 70 tho puIceacza
For FEtccs ,eE,a and fgrtle. pa:t!e7is5S Apply Y
FIN. Land kEcut. Davenport. Iowa. tAi;-z1'a4so
, 1863-05-11
Ql)lfaao Grilnue.
MONDAY, MAY II, 1868.
LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining uncalled for in the Chicago Post
Office.
, 1863-05-11

Tes5 TeG1s5 4a0l Ell 9'
Thorn John 5 Ti.ton ba7id re,Tafbes ) 5
Ssas6 Fassssa1 assR on
Thompson o Ftdmarsh VIM TeftJW
1ra,.5t Peter Tuscman viii Tcer VIM
Toatce To; p12e9 Eae TS5H1s Foad T.l1anaM 4as
Trelcott & Girls Trimmer Angus Taylor Wm
void : tine Trusse1l Geo
Iir0ey j Talmadse n ThorndykeT
Thonpson LS~- hon Troy Thos
r1ssSwe 1snss BIZ Tafs TaffsEh6Y Pat @aRs Ts%RRP1
| co Talbot Thos, Titus E
| TlomasEC Taylor JW TowneJW
q
Upton Samuel upldAH
"
sDaassaa w Wn ysns5e ysnssk
fslpIaaR fyeeesfGR 9ae iea}a aaha'ea yaScote co
w
Walsh Francis White Francis AWhitney II s
%s|;ss: sss:s! y = {$Ss $}5:sa xs!!s M Ae,H
%s:ss5 S'sas e.
sSssr sas Alex MnseT Myfs Eas wa:fss
VAN AngieN Mileox5 wilson / 5
VII hss Masas;SE
wsntvofih chasMbitnan \ Mhjtnsz Tc
Walker Chas II Wheeler David White ~--
Wa!tcraC aChristianW hee1cr ArtemsW inters Wash
Wayne Daniel White Wm fngton
| Wells D W Willie Theodore Wickman L
Way Chas Williams Geo Wilson Johnston
Wells E N Williams 8 n
Walker 4 KBrosWillta'ns Wiley Jno
| Co Williams DavidNhite Jno
MaIkup E 4 Read Wilson Jno 9
! Ward Russell Williams JoshuAW ightman Con
| Neency Fred S WilliamsEdward rsd
| Wells Williams Il A .SWill Christopher
West GaoG Co Whitemarah
Na!dron Thos Williams Oliver Wilbee DaTid
| Webster John RThiteA Williams b Wilt
| Welcorua HartisW ind Dr. E bold
! - Whiting He1buiWoodbu1y
Wsdh1ms Ws{a4on 1e[92 g Wed Wood1,l ,
| Ne1tsJ Nilnity Henry Wolcott Capt EA
| Webster Jg Whitman RF Wood Geo II Jr
| Wede1et White Capt ThosWoolfe VIM
Watt Jno Whitman Il Wright #
Wcbber Jno y WiliamEon AlexWriCht II
| Weber JnoJ D Woodbury. adrian
Washington. 1osW hitshei char-w oodrafr c &
walsh III Jno Ha wisSrc1cE w'iSS Williams Frank
| Wallace Jno " Whitman Chas E1FilBon Benz
Weber Jos K Winelov ChasNWe etheyell A'B
| WEIGH Edwin Wilson E q White s. Trowl-
| White F White Geo ridge
Whitehouse S S2WhitcS Ve
|
Tonng. q OF MYoungK Young Nathaniel
| Hurdle Ierriugton G
, 1863-05-11
Proposals.
NOTICE 70 DEALERS IN

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uft stsr.nnsr ~ aor furnishing ~ staf OF loT*
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-03

Mr.. SUMMERS MoNoGRAPH.--We have
been particularly pleased with Mr.. Summers
monograph, in the Atlantic Monthly, on the
authorship of the celebrated Latin verse writ
ten under the picture Of Franklin, pronounced
by Lord Brougham as probably the most fe-
lcitous adaptation Of classical language that
had ever been made:
"Erput ceo fulmen, sceptrumqus tyrannis."
Lord Brougham errs in ascribng this line
to Claudian-his error probably arising from
dim "reminiscences of the following verse in
the Gigantomachia of that poet:
Rspist fulmen sceptrumque Typbeus.
Senator Sumner shows, in a most scholarly
review Of the literary, social, and political
history contemporary with the publication of
the motto first applied to Franklin while he
was in France, that the verse written by
M. Turgot after his retirement from the
French ministry, and finds its model in verse
of the Anti Lucretius OF Cardinal Melchlor
de PolignaC:
r'Eriput fulmenque JOvl. Pheboque ssgittas."
National LntelligenCer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-03

INTERESTING LETTER FROM ALEXANDER
HUABoLDT.-The following letter, by Alexan-
der humboldt, to the late George Sumner,
besides being an honorable tribute to the lat
ter is interesting AT this moment as another
illustration of the fidelity of its writer to the
cause Of human freedom. 1t is remarkable
that Baron Humboldt, as early as 1915, should
have observed that Americans were backslid-
ers from those principles to which they were
especially bound. As he refers to the in.
huence of social life in Europe, it is reason
able to suppose that his disappointment was
caused by what he had seen of Americans
under that influence. His frankneSs in pro-
testing against their surrender is worthy of
all praise. But this is only an Illustration of
that fidelity which was a part of his life. The
original letter, in French, is nOf before US, in
that peculiar, somewhat illegible autograph
which has become familiar in fac simile,
where the lines seem to slant away from the
writer.
Monsieur Il am very culpable toward you,
Monsieur, - ulpablc towarda traveller, whose
>5os. sation, animated, varied, Spi9ttuelle,
has left OH me an impression which will not
soon be etfaced.
The king of Prussia not arriving on the
borders Of the Rhine before the month of
August, l have Unexpectedly received orders
to reloin my king on "the historic hill of Sans
Souci." L write these lines in all the horrors
of departure and of prosaic packing.
The critical remarks which you have been
so good as to communicate to me, on Aliacus,
Gerson OviedO and Christopher Columbus,
are very precious to me, and if, notwithstand-
ing the imprudence of the C0Smoa which |
have taken upon my feeble shoulders, am
able before my death to publish the last vol
ume of my History of the Geography of the
18th Century, shall profit by the notices
which l owe to you.
But what | have more at heart is that
you should enrich the literature of your no.
BILE country, by publishing fragments at least
OF your travels. | do not, however, ask
this except on the condition that you remain
most faithful to the sentiments of liberty, to
which many of your countrymen seem to be
growing Indifferent, either from the inti4l-
ence OF social life in Europe, or under the
pretext of exaggerated fears of radicalism
L desire also, IN your work, by the side of a
love for the whites, some complaints at the
ferociouS Legislation of the slave states.
Receive, | pray you, Monsieur, the ex-
preston of the high consideration which l
entertain for you. A. HUMBOLDT.
Paris, 10 Map 1916.
Monsieur George Sumner (of Boston,, AIS
Rue St. HOnore.