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I0nsDOLLARS PREMIUM
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or spermattOrrhGs, elect, &C., and
IMPOTENCX CURED.
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS,
DIR, a, GIBSON,

LIN L. 04OOOGag
Formerly Of New York City, VIII gsy one hundred
sboSe-named diseases. BE viii pay the same sum fO1
the proof that any other Physician In the United
States treats the diseases with equal srooaE5,
After many years of lsboriOu5 study and experience
Dr. Gibson Is happy in being able to announce 70 the
unfortunate that he has perfected Eysss Of treat
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OJ8a
sf the above, and also all contagous diseases Of the
keIroductiye Organ5, with al bad effects arising
therefrom, including General
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PR05TRATI0N.
He has nucoeeded in curing cases in this city, some
whom had expended hundreds Of dOllars with self
styled physicians, who profess 70 treat ell private
least particle of benefit.
DR.. Gibson does not boast that be Is member OF
others do for tine purpose Of ensnarng the innocent
and who hold ont great expectations never to be real
lied. But what DR.. e. might boast Of is this that
be is abls to give entire satisfaction to those who
pose confidence In his ability and integrity, and that
he has perfected an American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician OF London or Paris,
OF any patent medicine, to equal for the radical curs
aents, both mental and PHYSICAL arising fren sexual
6T. Gibson also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages all ItheTs yet discovered :
aud rst the agents used are IN respect disagree
able; be use5 relics Of the dark ages, such Mer
curry, any other dsleterious drug; secondly, no
restrictions in diet business is required thirdly
h treatment Is positive and oertain IN all cases He
SHq Is GIfFSd Bg R0 s s3s SF PSfs s 9s @
meuse superiority OF his treaGnI1uE ay o4h
or now known to the world, in point Of promptnss5
psr6Anenoy. mdness, saiety and oonventencs 70 t1s
patienk. .-
DR.. GIBsoE Is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past i've years performed many
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes of treatment. References can be given
to individuals Of the first respecabity IN Cleveland
Boston, New York and other cities, IN regard TO
skill and integrity in all professional transactions
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, all Diseases Of
t Urinary Organs, and all Chronic Diseases treated
with superior success.
Ezs Medicines ssnt to any part Of the country on
recsipt of ten dollars.
Dr.. Gibson's New York on Physiology for sale at
DIR. GIBSO
PROFESSOR OF ELECTROFATHT AND MEDICINES.
Ofice-1l9 Seneca street, few doors from SUPERIOR
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel -- +
ES-Offce houIs from to L and from 2 to O'Clock
Daily Sundays excepted ianl7
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CLOTHES ssjriugers.
NLoTHEs WRINGERs.

have the Agency Of two of the best Clothes
Wripgers ever invented, viz: Putnam's 'Excel-
sior," and the Little Giant" both Of which 6
self.sdiusting simple and durable. One Of the aa-
Vantages of the ittle Giant consists in its being
adaptsd fora square box or any IiEsd tub, and
took the frat pr emium at the lasJ ohio State Fair,
by actual trial. IoFot buy any WriDge until you
csii and exsmine what have.
GEO, p, BECK go Superior it,,
j EEs y = QpRe6tV RpstQfisst
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WIHTER ARRAHaEl1IN9, lssl

On Aad Afaer Monday, Oct. llst, ls6l PasanasT
Trains wiz leAVs ClsFslA1d e follows GundRyI a.
oepted: =
$40 A. M.-GHI6AG0 EXFRE6S.-Ssops at Bsroa,
GrAi8on, Obsfiin, WakernRa, Horaalk, Monroe
vile, BellsVue, Qlyds, Fremont and ElmoFa,
and arrives at ToisdO at l2:l6 ?. n, chicago Is
u3eP. \, and Detroit $50 P. H.
ai4e P. M.-WESFERu MAIL.-Stopa at al stationn
on Southern Dfyigion, and arrives as Toledo e
I:3 ?. Nj Chicago st - A. 4. and petrols 6
l0.30P. n.
IaOP. M.-EOBTHERN MAIL.-stoys q Al Sta-
lions on Northern DiyiEon. and arrives At Bans
Da9 2. n.-HIGHT EXPRESe.-SsoPg At Grafton
horWalks MonroeTile, Cydo and Fremont and
arrives e5 Toledo et rs A. 4. (; OhicaRo 6 l3slo
2. 4. and Detroit at 8 90 4. 4,
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FR0m KNOXVILLE.
LoU1svI1LE, Feb. "a.

A special to the Democrat, dated Nash
vile, %, P. NJ, says intense excitement
exists at Knoxville from q report that
Iongstreet's command was moving onthat
place.
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NeN YOFk D HaFlem RaIlFOad,
NOTICE. 10 TRAVELERS,

NOTIOE 10 TRAVELLERS.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
III Sundays exoeptsd.)
MORNING EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 0:I6 4.
H.; from Albany st Hudson River Depot ct $50 4.
H., arriving ct New York at $3.50 ?. n. t-f-
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy aS sea
?. n; from Albany ct SsI5 P. n, arriving st HsW
York At $40 P. n, connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Warrington City.
The Cincinnati Express Eon Buhklo connects
with the $50 ct Albany for New York By The HaE.
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, ar
EAngemenig have been made to rua thu trains eG
the Hudson River Railroad 90. and those Of the y.
z and Harlem Railroad Co. ss didorent houE8 fEoR
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers viii be Ticksted and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New York By the Central
3. B. Co., and AL connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson BtTer Railroad %. and q
this Co. will be received By either road and BszV
gage checked By either Company wiz bs delivered
In New York without change Of checks.
Nov. ID, 1854. J. A. CHAPLIN, sap't.
FoBD Il. GBnEH. AdTsrtising Agent. g..
A. B. KuoKE1BoCKEE, Agent, Albany. noaeRS
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EkLIis ePROIFIQ. PTLIIs-MAb 3

EAEEAD IN ALL pASE8.-Caa b yelled
&eVer an s. eurel Do aot nkuseatei are Bpesa
In astionl 30 change Of diss reqaiEedi Do nos q
toIlsts with business prrsultsl Can be aSed Witk-
eat esteosio1s Upward of 80 cures ne pest mnatn
some of them very puTere oase1. 0vss one hun,
sfsd Physicians have uEsd then n their prhe-
t5ss An4 gpoak Wtli Of thei7 sflca'y, sn4 aPrrCFs
Of their oo1a91itsons which s sRttTsiy vegetable
Hac harmless on the systea. Hundreds of sertlG
estes can be shown. Bsli'f spe5lrc PitE ere th,
eIiglral and only gezaina Specific PHI. They ara
sdfptsa FOR meis end fsEaais, nidor ye2ng, enc
tts only relishla reusaY io- slsotins q pe.na6
aonf and speedy euFe in al eassa Of spezmst5rfhea
eg eeuflsl WaaEnass, with al its srains of eFils
tuch IS Brethrsl ard Vaginal Di5ohzrgss, Gisst,
be Whites, Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, Ia.
eontaeloS, Genital Debility and IrTitability, In.
Potency, Weakness or logs Of Power, Nervous De-
bility, de-, &C., ell OF hioh sriss principally fro
Sexual Exeessas OF SsS LbUss, or some oonstitu
IlCnni dersngement, eac incSpsoitatez tbs sulorss
from fclnlling ths dusisz Of mEEried LIE. In ai
sexual disosses, qonorrhsa Glest and SsffctuEeE
poasnitsrg PhyEiolRn ior ths trcatTnsnt Of Beniln
Urinary, 5exuHl, and heTTouH Diseases, who viii
ss1os lree 70 sll ths following vRluAhis Wcrk, In
se6led euxelopss
TIE FIFTIETH THoUsAEB.-Dr. Bells Treatise On
sslf AbGse, Premature Decay, Impotence and Los
o. Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions, Genital Debility, &C., &o., 3
pamphlet Of c. pages, containing important sG-
Tioe to ths sf1isted, and which should be rad ~
OIerT sufferer s. the means OF cure in the sevarsz
sfEges is Plsinlf sss lOrtA. Tive stamps required
ta nay Dsztzfp. aiyf1;RS:mO. .trt6Wy
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Eg- OLD EYES MADE NEW.-
A pamphlat directing how to speedily restore
night and giFe up speetaeles without aid Of doctor
or nsdicene-sent By mail free on receipt Of ten
cents. Address 2 B. FOoTE. NJ D.
febtEH5d&W ll30 Broadway, New York.
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9entisiry.
TOOTHAOHE CUREp.

TOOTHACHE CURED. ii.
AtEX. B. HALLIW ELL, N. D., Dentist,
Is prepared to furnish fall sets Of Artificial Teeth
of great strength snd durability, in exact imitA
tion of the natural ons, free from any metallic or
other uupleasant TASTE, at ONE DOLLAR per Tooth
and upwards. t....-l ...l+ =i
ESTABLISHED TWELVE YEARS,
Corner Ontario st. and Pubic square,
CLEVELAND, OHIO. fI
&. B.-Dr. Halliwell bsgs to inform his many
patrons and friends that be intends to remove from
his old stand about the nrst Of April Of which
du notice will be given. feb1
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INFORMANT no LADIES-Dr. Rar.

ssyE Female Pills nave never yet failed In ro1oT.
tag diMeuit.es arising from obstruction, OK stop
pAse Of nature n restoring the BystoDi TO poT-
cot health Ehsn Hu6ering RON Spinal Affections.
FToiapaIE, Utsri, the Whites, OF other weakness J
ths Uterine Organs. Tbs Pills are perfectly harm
lsE5 on the constitution, and may be taken By ths
Eloct delicate fsaAle without causing diEtTsss-the
Baue tiI1s they soE Ike charm by strengthening
tnvigcrating snd restoring She system to health
oonaision, End By bringing OF The monthly period
with regularity, No mater from what oaasos ths
ebetruot.on may sEiss. They should, however, EoT
ss taken daring ths drsE thTse months ef pEegDaA
sy, though uNf5 5. any other tsnss ~ liScsrEiass
< o1id be TIE Eesult
Eash boz contains 20 plllE. Price %.
Or. hARzET's IRAATISE OH Dise2sez Of Females
Pregnancy, hiscarrsge, BaTrenness, EtsrIiity, Rs.
PFodzctioR, and Abuses Of Nature, and emphsticaI.
ly the Ladies Private Medical Advirsr, pamphlst
Uf e pages, sent free to say AddreE. 6iX oents
guired 70 psy postage.
The pills End book VIII be ss1t by InsI Nhsn d.
sEee, 5sJureiy sealed, and prepaid, by
s.BBHAH, II. D.. General agent,
10. &c Cedsr at-, Hsa York.
ess- sod b al the principal DrEggists.
g. Y. CLARK Druggist, Agent for ClevOisnd.
fuf7Fl Fsq.rn. - "a ~
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sEaas Elme.ga
lgB1.5. Winter Arrangements IS64-S,
FOB THE
k2gIVAL ARB CLOSING OF NAILS,
AT TEE
OLBYELAND POST-OFFICK

coAzENCrsd HosDAY, OcroBEB S1sT, 1854.
ss5- Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival OF trains. -r
~ All Mails olOss one hour before departure
trains. -.u b..
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SPRCIAL NOTICE.

S1hOlAL NOI4O6.
Being very desirous Of cleaning out the balance
Of my stock in the shortest time possible VIII for
the next thirty days offer all the Goods In my store
at REDU0ED PRICES. There viii be found in
the stock Irish linens, White and Brown Table
cloths, Napkins, Ladies and Gents HsndksrchiSf1,
fine Bed Blankets, best quality Black Silks, Dress
Goods, Flannels Of all descriptions, White Jacon-
etts, Muslins snd Nainsooks, Infants Embroidered
Waists, Cambria aud Swiss Trimmings, Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Velvet Ribbons Balmoral Skirts,
Broche and WoOlen ShaWls, with . large aSsort-
ment Of other goods, small wares, &e. Many goods
for the purpose Of selling out, will bs offered At
merely nominal prices. Persons wishing to buy
Dry Goods will save money by calling &c the sub
5cribers store, and merchants will find this an
celleDt opportunity Of TeplenShing their stock at
les1 than Eastern prices 8. HYMAN,
lana Corner Supeior 81. and Public Square,
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8lmsifaI gustratHsuts.

|. CUMMINGS & JENNYS Manufactu-
Y Irers Of Grand, square, and Cottage Upright
PIANO FORTES,
No. 72S BBOADWAI, NV YoRK.
Each instrument Warranted Ave yearB.
At wholesale and retail 26 per cent. less than tne
same class Piano elsewhere.
Dealers will do well to examine our tnstrumentso
ES- Send for = catalogue go. febe:2l
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gatLvaus.
A TLANTIO AND CHEAT WRSTKRE
"A RAlGRAY.
Fall and Winter AfRan emelt.

NaII HNu WIHboF AEfeH oMUUss
Takes Erect Monday, Novem6er 2sts, 1Sefts
Two Through Express Trains DAILY between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK. l7--L L1r-L' 70
GDAy ExPREss, leaves Cleveland (SundAys excsPt-
sdl ct $50 A. NJ. arrives at MesdvlIe at 2.o0 P, n,
Otnner) Salamanca 81 6:55 P. n, (5l ,epiRg Cassl
and New York st l:10P. NJ -- ---.I ~ a.
@NIGHT ExPREss," leaves OleVelanl Saturday.
exeopted) at 9:l6 P. NJ, sleeping Cars attaeheS,)
arrives ct headVille At 1;2O A. n, Salamsncs at
4:50 A. n, and New York ct 1870 T. Il. ''''
WESTWARD E
Day ExpFess-LeaYes New York 100 A. D..
Arrives at Cleveland at..,..7:SJ a. p,
Niget do Leaves New York at. -...o:oe P. n.
Arrives At Cleveland at..,..s;l0 P. -
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8aNraxGs.
ClEVBLAND 3 XRI2 RAILROAD
.. Wnras ERRAaaHzmE. ~

lSd6. RLHTA8 &BRAHGEAUE. 81
On and aitar Monday, oct. Siss, Issl, Pulsavsg
TEstpg VIII run eg fclloWB, (SundkT1 EEcsptsdls
.r LEAYI OLBFELAHDf - -5-a.
WI 4. M.-DAH EXPRESS TRAIE-SeopDlng e
Hlleughhy, PalnsgEills. Madison, Geneva, Alhs
S91AA, gonnsAut and 6irard only and aEriEa e
5.isIs, s :, l'S :. n, Dunkirk s;ss ?. NJ BHiLalo
40 p H.-CIECIEHATI ExPREss-ssoppinss e
-ie.netgl1lel Aahtabals and GlrArd only, and AZ
~ iSsao ~ :. A.i Dnnkirk 70 2. =, But.
s;D z: ~ NAIL And AoOonMoDATFoH$
1pg1n4 Is AZ stations aad aFTigo e Ia e
900 ?. h.-NIaHT ExPREss FRAEIE-sks,-s.r. a
kalne.Vllles AshsAblla and Glrard oliIT- slsl
aE1lse4 ~ e Efls t,, s 1:Ao A. K.s DznkdsS s1ss
LEAYE HRIR
80 A. M-EGHT EIPRHss TRAI.z-s.,-.,,.,
at Girard, AahtabulA snd Pnlar1V77is o1,sS -
arrive At OlsTolAnd at 7s10 A. q.
6;lBl A. d, NAIL AND ACOOMNODAFTnu
TEAlIS55ssOI.52g TEA.ItS55sI 8 81 stations Hnd aEElFS 8
I0as A. M.-T0LEDO E1PBEH9-St0DRlng q A
gsatiSag except SWHnEille, SAybrook, OHioaTIle.
Perry, Mentor and Wioktdes and arrives 6
s;ss P. E.-DAY EXPREss FRAIH-sscvvfnR Q 1
Glrard, Oonneaat, Ashtabula, Ge1eTs = Patna1-
Vile only, and arrives In OlsVe Is esB = Ms
Second OlA1 OAEl AEs run = Al throOEh
Al he tralns going Wsssvaral esos as O.sssn.
Win t[Ain1 tor Toledo, Ohio 6olumblls Qlncil-
na5. 1ndianaSolis, 81. LoE -. and AZ through
4Sins e se9s ~ f7s,I7 ~ H s pu2kk A .s9 y ~ sas
al with thoss Of the = York Central 4 Buffalo .
rev Aofk Cify Railroads for New York, AbAnE,i
5e.ton, AlagaFe EAi4 30, and At Hris with tEAtns
- Day Express, last and WelS ocnnootI as
alxaEd with Trains on 1rie Pittsburgh Railroad
Ior Haegvnles HeadViIle, Jamestown, 80.
Osyslsnd Oct s7st Is[i ~ - S1SS
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The Trustses have declared q script dividend of
fifty per cent. upon al participating life policies in
foros, which were ISSUED twelve months prior to
January ], 1855. They have directed the payment
of the fifth and ral iGstalment of twenty per cent
& diVicendI Of 1850 to 1860 inclusive, and the
demption, in full, Of those declaied in 1861 and
1862.
ter the first Monday in March next, on pTesen "a
tion At the Home Office. Policies subject to notes
VIII be credited with the dividends, on the sette
nent of next premium.
By order Of the Bosrd.
WM q. BEERS, Actuary.
During the year, 4,9G5 new policies we're Issued,
iHsuring SIS, IA, ,55S.
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MRGigaI

The combination of ingredients in these Pills tshs
result Of a long and extensive practice. They are
mtli their opeT tiOn and cannot do harm TO the
most decats; certain in correcting a Irregularities
Painful Menstrustiou, removing SIT obstructions,
whether from Col or otherwise. Headache, Pain ia
ths Side Palpitation Of the Heart, hites ell NeFy
Affections, Mysteries. Fatigue, Pain in the back
and Limbs, and Dis Urbed Sleep, which arise from
Interruption OF Nature. -.e ia.-
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Trains iSaYe Columbus at $40 and 10 s Al, 40
arrive At Cleveland s:so A. M . and $40 ?. 4

UUEUIUIIOH1l
shslby-Eandunky, Mansneld B Newark RaTlRoad 4
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, HsWhEk. zAnaTnlS,
%,
OTsstIms-Pithbursh, Fort WAYNE B ChicAeo Ran.
road, FOREST, Upper sanduaky, Delphos, Lima,
Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, 10, West and
East for MsnIdeld, Wooster, MAsailon, &c.
Grafton and Bellefontaine Railroad Line Tor Marion;
BelletontAine, sidney Union. Muneie, Indians
8pollg, Terre Hauts, Vinlenne8, ETnnTEilla.
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, 30,
peleHAre-With Springheld Branch for sDRiDRdsld,
Oolumbus-Little Miami Columbus, and Neufa
Railroad, 1of Xeuia, Dayton, IndiAnapoliI,
Terre Haute, st. bout1, MORROW, LoVelAnd, an4
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and Miasilzis
Railroad ct Cincinnati for Louisville, EFanas
vile, Cairo, St. LoutIs and AL points on tha
Ohio BiveE.
Colambus-C Central Ohio Railroad for Newark EanaG.
vile, Wheeling, &o.; Columbus, Piqua In}
diana Railroad Tor PiQuA, Urbana, &e. -
lJFpr Tickets to AL points and information aPPsF
1t he Passenger ssaton, and ct Union Ticket Ofoo5
10 supsrior street. II 8. TLIHT,
Cleveland Dot. 81. 1854, SuRarintandanf.
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pefIaE %misfs



E~ MANHOOD AND TIE VIGOR
or foUTH HEsfORED in four weeks, By B4.
Ricord's EsSEsCE or IIFa Or Ricofd (of : 8
risl has pointed an Agent ia New York Tor tbs
sale 81 ~ hishlg-pziEsd Eirence o. Life. hil
Won5e1.1I sgent VIII zssl0se 1annoo5 70 the mo-
AhattHrsd constfutions, Ii f1nr weeks and II used
ascOfdng 70 printed inftrEctona fsiiure is impcs-
Eiblo. Success, il every cas-, d otrta!E
Dr. Ricq1l E A1fcnee oi Life a sod In cases uifh
fzn ihtlrattlptE fer use, 1t 8 OF fSar huanfltios
"a one isE q, and viii be sent sny part, caIsiui-
ly peckea y r6clpi Of rertonca % his acsrg ait
ed assnt. .oi1cular ssnt fra On Fecsipt of four
sta1lIg PHILIP R0LAEp,
al beoo11e street, ona d1or usst Of Brosdway,
feb15.k3 heE Yolk.
-PRILQSOPHY 0F MARRIAGE.
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omy have de.ermIncd, regardless Of e1polsa t. is-
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ruptIelsi0D qrAckeryl foaF Of their laost inter.
esiing aad 4n1iruer4e Lectures on argi e and lis
disqualincetioEs, Nervous and PIN seal Debility,
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and laws of nature. sf#
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0UILLED OQLLARs-In VsFiety- -T5dT
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Dr. Cheeseman,s PiIIs


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BALANCE SHEET OF THE COMPANY, JAM
UARY I, 1866.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-13

STATE OFMICHIGAN, County of 0tttawa,ss'
At a session of the Probate Courtfor the coun-
ty of Ottawa, holden at the Probate Ofice, in
the village of Grand Haven, on Monday, tho
fourth day Of December, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-hve:--
Present, George Parks, Judge OF Probate.
In the matter Of the estate OF Ebenezer
Daniels, deceased. rf
snN reading and fling the petition, duly yer
~ flied, Of Dotia r.. Daniels and Henry
III. Hitchcock, executors of said estate, and
praying for license TO sell the real estate in said
petition set forth, for the payment Of. the debts
and legacies required TO be paid by the will OF
said deceased
Thercnpon.itis ordered, that Monday, the I'D
dov Of January, 1863, Mt O'Clock IN the after
noon. be assigned for the hearing Of said petit
ton. and that the heirs at law OF said deceased,
and all other persons interested in said estate,
are required 10 appear at a session of said court
then 70 be holden mt the Probate Office, 10 the
village Of Grand Haven, and show cause, II any
there be, why the prayer Of thep petitioner should
not be granted And II is further ordered, that
said petitioner give notice TO the persons inter
ested IN said estate, Of the per- rdepcy ~ f9id
petition and the hearing thereof byacaqsin& a
COPY of this order 70 be publ shetl inthc q rand
III aver, News, n newspaper printed and circuiat-
ing in said county of 0ttaYa, four successive
weeks previous to said day Of hearing
GEoRGE PARKs.
s4sw5l Judgeof Probate
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-13
I1:i,ardiaIY sale! !

NTO Office is hereby giventhat, ny arnority
In and license to me granted by the Probate
Court Of Ottawa County and State Of Michigan
bearing date the twenty day cf Novem-
her. A. ID. 1865, I shall sell at public asctiSn,
70 the highest bidder, 2 at the premises, u tne
!. TOW nship Of Creckery, ips said County Of pua-
wa on Saturday the 27th day Of Jsnrsry net.'
at tsvo o'clock in he.aftcrns9nya'h.ne ,'s"y ";'
nor nor and child Of ARA Bartholomey, deceasyd,
Il being an undivided two;tiirts interest IN n tne
fojnv ;nc land. "a wit:l The south ,wrst qrnzfer
i ~ Xxx south uarter Or sccticntwepty ,tour
(24), in township eight (s) north Of range n,.'e"
fl5) west. containing forty acres. more o. less
slSw7i T1x ". TAYLoR 4 i. y |. : a.. :.
Dated, Grknd Havsh, December q lseey1
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-13

Mr.. THoMAs CAssEL, one Of the old
est inhabitants Of Lamont, died 10. that
village on Friday last, Of consumption
sMrs Casselswas known far and wide rs a
man Of great integrity of character, and
as being zealousin the promotion Of every
good aud benevolent works true patriot
aud christian. % He was for long series
of years Treasurer Of the township Of
TAlimsdge, apd discharged the dotiesof
that position with singular fidelity and
acceptaocs1o ihs- public. He was one
Of the strong pillars Of the methodist
cbusch) )at Lamont, and for long uime
Superintendent Of the Sabbath School
connected with that society His death
leaves void 10 community not easily
ef}led. fssi 9fhaL rpF taarp
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-13

.N . .N
IT is stated that W. X. Muir, Esq,
has resigned his position of Supt, of the
D. 4, M. Railway and is to be Supt. Of
the Michigan Central, in the place Of R.
N. Rice, Esq, who has the vice-Presiden-
cy Of the latter road. Mr.. Tbos. Bell
is the successor Of Mr.. Muir. Mr. Muir
during bis long connection with the p.
&sM. Railway, has earned a very envia-
bic reputation as a man of great kindness
and aHablity, and, in short, as possessed
of all those good and ennobliug qualities
that distinguish true manhood.