ocr: . . , Now r o o d 0 9 RECEIVED this day, by propeller Troyy a part of ' our large assortment of Spring and Summer Goods, which we will sell at a small prof it for cash. Persons In want of good Goods will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere. April, 14, 1650. Cptler & Warts. rEsS'POIlK. 50 bbls. Mess Pork for sale, M cheap, by C.&W. 500 lbs. Hams for sale at the store of C.& W.


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ocr: 3,000 Packages of New Goods. DAVIS, MOODY & CO., Wholesale dealers In DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, 17 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, (between Michigan and Wabash Avenues.) Being a branch of the House of S. C. DAVIS & CO., Of St. Louis, whose experience for the past twenty-five years, together with ample means, give us facilities in the. purchase of goods rarely equaled, and second to none other. We would assure all purchasers that our Ware house is unusually extensive, which enables us to offer as large and complete an assortment in each of the lines of goods above named, as can be found in this market; and that our goods arc en tirely new, bought in the best markets, and we will guarantee entire satisfaction, In prices and terms, to all who mav favor us with their patron age. . , 28 9w

place_of_publication: Grand Haven, Mich.

publisher: Barns & Angel


ocr: PATTEKSON- & COLE, Houso, Boat and Sign GRAINERS, Paper-Hangers, Glaziers nnd Gild ers. N. B. Particular attention paid to Zinc Paint ing and Calsamining. All orders promptly attend ed to. Mixed Paints for sale. Shops, Grand Rapids, third door from Canal, Lyon street ; Grand Haven, on Water street, low er warehouse. L Pattfrsox, . W. F. Cole. Grand Haven, Aug. 2., lSTafi. 2.'0


ocr: NEW FIRM. Goods Cheaper than ever. WISHING to do only a cash business, we ore prepared to oiler goods nt a price that will defy competition. Our stock, as usual, will con sist of a variety of commodities, nnd a general as sortment of almost every thing the law allows. Give us a call and be your own judges. Cutler & Warts February 0, 185(3. 1


ocr: cheap, by ' . C.& W. ALLEN & IIAXTONv (Successors to George ' Allen,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers In ' : G R O C E It I E S Y A N KE E-N OTIONS AND PEl)Lintf?V GOODS, tCT" No. 1, Commercial Block, foot of Monroo street, (iranu itapius, iMicn. Geo. W. Allen, S38 lyj Benj. IIaxton,


ocr: NEW FIRM. Cheaper than ever, to do only a cash business, wo arc prepared to offer goods at a price that will competition. Our stock, as usual, will con of a variety of commodities, and a general as of almost every thing the law allows. Give us a call and be your own Judges. Cutler & Warts. February 0, 1P5.


ocr: m o T T a w aHSotj ilU.lL GHAXD MA VEST, MICH. THIS House is pleasantly situated on street. It has lately been refitted, and is so ar ranged that tho proprietor feels confident those favoring him with their patronago will satisfactorily accommodated, as in point of accommodation and attention, no effort will wanting on the part of tho proprietor or attend ants to make it a pleasant homo for tho Stages leavo this house daily, for Grand and intermediate places. Good stabling provided for horses at all times. LEVI SIIACKELTON. Grand Haven, January 7, 1635. 224 GLOVES and Mittens, the largest and best as sortment of Men's Buck Gloves and in town, from Fulton, county, N. Y..at Griffin's Drugstore.


ocr: 185. TRANSPORTATION. 1855. ( FEURV & SONS, f OTbnrbmg nnt Commission Jtlmbanfs. nuvwr?.c 1 VJ) a nv. WTS ' Lako Propellor and Grand River pi i a. t : OLO'dlllUUllL XilUUB. Central llock, AVntrr t., Oraiul Haven. C"7 Goods from Chicago, deposited with James R. Hugunin, Chicago, will be forwarded without delay. . , B ROWN SHFETINGS, Shirtings, Ticks, Osna". burgs, Striped Shirtings, and Stripes for men's and boy's summer wear; also some of that yard and h quarter wide Sheeting, so much want ed. W'p. linvn a liirirp stuck of it on hand, and sell ing remarkably cheap, at , , BOOTS & SHOES. TITS1T rnmlvml 1 v T'vnnici n finrt o cenrMn PTlt Itnntq nnd Sluinu tm'fnlilo for nil I'lfLSSP.s. from flip finnst Tlrint tn tho frnrrst ItrriTnn. fnrmen or boys. Ladles' Gaiters. Buskins, Jenny Lind, R. R Tics, children's shoes, &c., &c, which will be sold cheap for cash. C. & W.


ocr: ALLEN & I-IAXTON, (Successors to George Ur. Allen,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES. YANKEE-NOTIONS AND P E D L E It S' G O 0 D S, 07" No. 1, Commercial Block, foot of Monroe street. Grand Kapids, Mich. Geo. W. Allen, 2ZS lyj Benj. Haxton.


ocr: HEW FIRM. Goods Cheaper than ever. WISHING to do only a cash business, we arc prepared to o tier goods at a price that will defy competition. Our stock, as usual, will con sist of a variety of commodities, nnd n general as sortment of almost every thing the law allows. Give us u call and be your own judges. Cutler & Wart. February P, IS'G.


ocr: New ' G o o (1 s', RECEIVED this day, by propeller. Tiny, part of our large assortment of Spring Summer Goods, which we will sell at a small it for cash. Persons In want of good Goods do well to call before purchasing elsewhere. April, 11, IS'mj. Cutler & Warts. A fEsS POBK. 50 bbls. Mess Pork for C."& W. 1YL cl Lheap, by


ocr: ALU EE'S. Agricultural Warehouse and Seed St0370- HTMIE subscribers have recently opened u store on I Canal street, opposite tlie ruoiic nan, wnere they keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Fannin finjilcmcnts, Machines, Seeds, c. Thtv nri also mr r.ufacturing . TT f!1Vc of the most 'approved Easter. i Patterns ("including tho celebrated Curtis l'lovj. also, nutivniors, urain Cradles, &c. They keep constantly on hand Points for more than fifteen different kinds of Plows. The. Points, as well as all other castings mndc at this shop, are of thc best quality of hard iron. The wooding oi Plows is cone oy ncnry oionc, whose longexperience in the business, enables him to excel in this branc h of business. Farmers and those connected with agricultural inn-suit arc invited to call and satisfy themselves that this' is just the establishment which iheyhava o long needed. mone uiiurn. Grand Rapids. February 1, 1S-3.3. 178 ly


ocr: Chicago Leather Belting Manufactory KELLY & BLACKBURN, Manufacturers of a Superior article of , OAK TANNED Leather Belting, Which they will sell at New York Prices ! A liberal discount made to large purchasers. KELLY & BLACKBURN, Tanners, Curriers, Iniportsrs of French . . : and English Leather. Dealers in Tanners' Oil and Hides. 247 J ET7" 213, Lake st., Chicago. 111. fl y


ocr: CUTLER &, WARTS, Storage, Forwarding & Com mission Merchants, Dealers , in Lumber, Shingles, Produce, Salt, Flour and Plaster. GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN. D. CUTLER, - : H. L. WARTS.


ocr: CUTLER WARTS, Storage Forwarding & Com mission 3Icrchmits, Dealers in Lumber, Shingles, Produce, , Salt, Flour and . Plaster. GRAND , HAVEN, MICHIGAN. D. CUTLER, ' II. L. WARTS.


ocr: NEW FIRM. Goods Cheaper than ever WISHING to do only a cash business, we aro prepared to offer goods at a price tnnt will defy competition. Our stock, as usual, will con sist of a variety of commodities, and a general as sortment of almost every thing tho law allows.. Give us a call and bo your own judges. CUTJIU3 &.WAnT8.. February 9, 1850.


ocr: Dissolution. rpiIE copartnership heretofore existing under JL the style, firm and name of Haxton, Cutler & Warts, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tho business will be continued, as heretofore, by Cutler & warts, to whom all accounts ana ac- mantis will be paid. BENJAMIN HAXTON, DWIGHT CUTLER, HENRY L. WARTS. Grand Haven, February 1, 1850.


ocr: CUTLER &, WARTS, Storage, Forwarding & Com mission Merchants, Dealers in Lumber, Shingles. Produce. Salt, Flour and Plaster. GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN. D. CUTLER, n. L. WARTS.


ocr: Boots & Shoes. LAUGE assortment, among which may be found Ladies Tan colored and Congress silk- A Gaiters, Misses lironze Hootcs and Silk GaltCJS, children's Ilru.c and Patent Leather Shoes ana Tan colored Gaiters, Gents Patent Leather, Con gress, and Lasting Gaiters, which wc will sell low--er than ever before offered in this place. June 4, 1855. Fkkry & Wallace.


ocr: TO HOUSE KEEPERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED I 1 YOUR attention is invited to tho largo and splen did stock now opening at CHlna ZEteXL, Consisting of a complete assortment of China, Earthen and Glassware ! Making the most extensive and richest exhibition ever made in Western Michigan. As we buy our goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, we are enabled to enter into successful competition with any establishment in the West. We have al so many articles iu the line of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albatn and Silver plated Spoons, Brittauia and silver plated Tea and Coffee Setts, do. Castors, Wire Dish Covers, Cutlery, Lamps, of all kinds, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, -Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, etc., etc. E7 All arc invited to call and examine our goods, as wo take pleasure in showing them, even if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit CHINA 1IALLL, before making your purchases. E. D. BENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 1835. 212 ly


ocr: County Treasurer's Office, ) Grand Haven, March 8, 1&5G. J NOTICE is hereby given, that I am now duly authorized to receive interest, or any por tion of tho principal, remaining unpaid, for Pri mary School,, or other lands that have been sold by the State. , George Parks, 233 tf J . , County Treasurer.


ocr: THE GRAND EIVER TIMES GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN i WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 13, 1856. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF FEXySTLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. STATE OFFICERS: For Governor, ALPHEUS FELCII. M Lieut. Governor, EDWIN II. LOTHROP. Secretary of State, FITZ HENRY STEVENS. State Treasurer, ROBERT M. DAVIS. " Commissioner of Land Office, ALLEN GOOD RICH. " Auditor General, DAVID R. DENNIS. Superintendent of Public Instruction, FRAN CIS W. SHEARMAN. " Attorney General, AMOS GOULD.


ocr: DAY AND NIGHT LINE. AT the opening of navington the Clipper Scows Cnpt.Tom's'Cabin and Hell Brandon, will run upon the river for freight. Those having lumber, shingles, wood, etc., to transport can have it at. tended to, promptly, by application to CaptDerk Vynn, in command, or to us, Agents of the Mara moth Transportation Co. f235tf T.W.WniTE &Co..


ocr: " N. B." WHICH, "being interpreted," means take very particular notice that we wish all per sons having any kind of unsettled business with, us, to call and adjust the same without delay. Of fice with the Register of Deeds. 222 tf.J Gilbert & Co. Grand Haven, December 20, 1855.


ocr: NEW FIRM. Goods Cheaper than ever. WISHING to do only a cash business, we aro prepared to offer goods at a price that will defy competition. Our stock, as usual, will con sist of a variety of commodities, and a general aiv sortment of almost every thing the law allows. Give us a call and be your own j edges. Cutler & Wa.bt. 1856.


ocr: NOTICE. My wife, Julia, has left me without any just cause or provocation ; this is, there fore, to forbid all persons harboring or trusting her on my account, as I shall pay no debts of her contraciing from and after the date of this notice.. Wm. Nash. Fere Marquette, August 8, 1856. 254 3w


ocr: Lost or Stolen IKOM the subscribers, a certain note, running 1 from T. F. Trowbridge & Co. to Mitchell Say er, of Muskegon, Mich. The amount of this note was eleven hundred and ninety-seven dollars and some cents, dated June 14, 1850. There was also an endorsement of one hundred and fifty dollars, July 22. wc believe. This note was signed over to T. & J. Mills, or bearerk or both, as the case may be. It was to be paid in monthly installments. "We forbid all persons buying or negotiating said note. T. & J. Mills. 18."5.


ocr: IF YOU WANT TO HUY , HARDWARE. OF any kind or description, W. D. FOSTER & CO., can, and will, sell it to you as low as it can be bought in DETROIT, GRAND" 11 A PI D S OR, CHICAGO.


ocr: New G o o d s 9 TECEIVED this day, by propeller Troy, a IV part of our large assortment of Spring and Summer Goods, which we will sell at a small prof it for cash. Persons In want of good Goods will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere. April, 14, 1856. Cutler & Warts. EsS PORK. 50 bbls. Mess Pork for sale, . vv .


ocr: IF YOU WANT TO BUY HARDWARE, OF any kind or description, 'W. D. FOSTER & CO.', can, and will, sell it to you as low as it can be bought in DETROIT, GRAND RAPIDS OR CHICAGO.


ocr: KEEPERS INTERESTED 1 1 YOUR attention Is Invited to the large and splen did stock now opening at Consisting of a complete assortmenfof China, Earthon and Glasswaro ! Making tho most extensive and richest exhibition ever made in Western Michigan. As we buy our goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, we are enabled to enter into successful competition with any establishment in tho West. We have al so many articles in the line of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver plated Spoons, Brittaniu and silver plated Tea and Coffee Setts, do. Castors, Wire Dish Covers, Cutlery. Lamps, of all kinds, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, etc , etc. 03?" All arc invited to call and examine our goods, as we take pleasure in showing theni even if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit CHINA HALL, before making your purchases. E. D. BENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 1855. f 1212 ly TO HOUSE AND ALL OTHERS


ocr: CLOCK, WATCH AND JEW ELRY ESTABLISHMENT. J. H.WEBSTER KESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of Grand Haven and vicinity that he has per manently established himself in the Clock, Watch and Jewelry Repairing business, second door be low tho Washington House, Washington street. He hopes, by a prompt, faithful' attention to business entrusted to him, to merit and receive a liberal share of patronage. Grand Haven, August 3, 1830. 353 tf.


ocr: PATTERSON & COLE, Houso, Boat and Sign Paintors, Or RAINERS, Paper-Hangers, Glaziers and crs. N. R. Particular attention paid to Zinc Paint ing nnd Calsamining. All orders promptly attend ed to. Mixed Paints for sale. Shops, Grand Rapids, third door from Canal, Lyon street; Grand Haveu, on Water street, low er warehouse. J. Pattfrson, W. F. Cole. Grand Haven, Aug. 23,18.10. , 1250


ocr: BlaulaL' Eoolss, such as Day Hooks, Journals, Ledgers, Shipping jiooKs nnu an Kinds ot County Records, in the best style, which, will bo sold at DKTROIT rifiCKS. Magazines, Music, Periodicals, bound, nnd Old Books re-bound in every desirable style. E7 All work warranted. Lcon Darns & Co. Grand Iiapids, January 0, 18 -. 171 tf


ocr: TO HOUSE KEEPERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED ! I YOUll attention 13 Invited to tho large and splen did stock now opening at OTl 1 Tl gt 3E5feill, Consisting of a complete assortment of , China, Earthen and Glassware ! Making the most extensive and richest exhibition ever made in Western Michigan. As we buy our goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, we are enabled to enter into successful competition with any establishment in the West. We have al so many articles in the lino of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver plated Spoons, Brittania and silver plated Tea and Coffee Setts, do. Castors, ' Wire Dish Covers, Cutlery, Lamps, of all kinds, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, . Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, etc, etc. All are invited to call and exaniino our goods, as we take pleasure in showing them, even if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit a HIjYA HA L L L, before making your purchases. E. D. IJENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 1S55. 212 ly


ocr: Grand Rapids Seed Store. THE subscribers Lave on hand every variety of Garilen, Field and Flower Seeds.' In their as sortment can be found 3,000 busheN Corn, 200 bushels Toland Oats, 200 44 Clover Seed, 100 44 Millet Seed. 100 " Tim. Seed, 100 44 Marrowfat Peas, and nil other kinds of Seeds in proportion. Don't forget to call at the Gothic Hall Seed Storo, foot of Monroe street. Grand Rapids. ' W. II. S. Weltox & Co. February 20, 1830. Q3l m3


ocr: m. Q T T A W AI0 U S E , JlLCUL UA3ID MAVE&V MICH. : THIS House is pleasantly situated on Water street. It lias lately been refitted, and -is 'so ar ranged that tho proprietor feels confident that those favoring him with their patronago will bo satisfactorily accommodated, as In point of fare, accommodation and attention, no effort will be wanting on tho part of tho proprietor or attend ants to make it a pleasant homo for tho sojourner. Stages leave this house daily, for' Grand Rapids and intermediate places. . , ' , : Good stabling provided for horses at all times. ,.. ? LEVI SHACKELTON. Grand Haven, January 7, 18u5. . . . 1224 tf. GLOVES and Mittens, the largest and best ns- sortmcnt of Men's Buck Gloves and Mittens in town, from Fultou county, N. Y at : ' " '" ' Gkikfin's Drugstore. CLOTHING, CLOTHING. WE have just received a largo addition to our extensive-assortment of Heady Mado Clothing, suitable for Spring and Summer wear. which we arc offering at unusually low prices. uivc us u can uciorc purchasing ciscwncrc. ' -. . . : C.& W. , Nlu-i'lir' Sale.


ocr: TO HOUSE KEEPERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED!! YOURattcntion is invited to the large and splen did stock now opening ot OTllflgt :E3li11, Consisting of a complete assortment of ",', China, Earthen and Glassware ! Making the most extensive and richest exhibition ever made In Western Michigan. As we buy our goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, wo are enabled to enter into successful competition with any establishment In the West. Wc have al so many articles in the line of ' . HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver plated Spoons, Brittanhi and silver plated Tea and Coffee Setts, do. Castors, . Wire Dish Covers',. . "., Cutlery, Lamps, of all kinds, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, etc., etc. . K7 All aro invited to call and examine our goods, as wo tako pleasure in showing them, even if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit G II IN A II A L L, before making yourpurchascs. E. D. BENEDICT & Co. ' Grand Rapids, l&M. : 212


ocr: WILLIAM T. POWERS WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public, that he has fitted. up some new rooms, one door East of the ware rooms formerly occupied by Powers, Ball & Co., and now kept by Ball. Xoycs J Colby, ami will keep constantly on. hand, a largo assortment of , , ; , Xew and Fashionable , Furniture, Consisting of Sofas, Tete n Tctes, Mahogony, Cane Seat and Boston Rockers, Centre and Card Tables, Bureaus, Book Cases, Mahogony ' and Common Bedsteads; Cane Seat Chair, Tables, Looking-glasses,-Rosewood and Gilt 'Mouldings, for Picture Frames,' Mattrasses, Looking-glass Plate Coffins, nnd all other articles belonging to the Trade, all of which he will sell low, for Cash. Grand Rapids, October 1, 18".5. ' 212 ly "Grand "RidBooirBlndoryr THE undersigned would inform tho citizens of Ottawa county that they iavo now in suc cessful operation, in connection with their Print ing Establishment, a Book Bindery, located on Canal street, Grand Rapids, next door to the Post Ollicc. They keep on hand, for sale, and, will manufac ture to order all kinds and sizes of ,3Blgvrn 13L HooKs, such ns Day Books, Journals, Ledgers, Shipping Books and all kinds of County Records, in the best.style, which will be fold at DETROIT PRICES. Magazines, Music, Periodicals, bound, nnd Old Books re-bound in every desirable style. LET" All work warranted. Jacoh Bakxs & Co. Grand Rapids. January 0, lS w. f 174 tf WE arc constantly receiving additions to our spring and summer stock of Dry Goods, our assortment is nearly complete, and as to prices we defy competition ; our assortment consists in part of Challi Bcrage, Poplins, Printed Lawns, Alpacas, Mous. de Lains and Mohair


ocr: ALLEN & 1IAXTON, (Successors to George W. Allen,) Wholesale and Betail Dealers In GROCERIES, YANKEE-NOTIONS AND PEDLERS' GOODS, tt? No. 1, Commercial Block, foot of Monroo street. Grand Rapids, Mich. Geo. W. Alle.v, '238 lyj ' Bexj. Haxton.


ocr: O O 1 8 , c w TV ECEIVED this day, by ' propeller Troy; IL part of our large assortment of Spring nnd Summer Goods, which we will sell at asmall prof it for cash. Persons in want of good Goods will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere. April, 11, 1S5G. Cutlek & Warts. MESS POIIK. 50 bbls. Mess cheap, by Pork for sale, C. & W.


ocr: TO HOUSE KEEPERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED!! "7"OUR attention is Invited to the large and 6plen X. did stock now opening at OTrf-nct lEXfill, Consisting of a complete assortment of China, Earthen and Glasswaro! Making the most extensive and richest exhibition ever made In Western Michigan. As we buy our goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, we arc enabled to enter into successful competition w ith any establishment in the West. We have al so man v articles in the line of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver plated Spoons, Urittania and silver plated Tea and Coffee Setts, do. Cantors, Wire Dish Covers, Cutlery, ' Lamps, of all kinds, Tea Trays, Table Mats, : Waiters,' Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, ' Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, etc, etc. D7" All are Invited to call nnd examine our goods, ns we take pleasure in showing them, even if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit C II IN A ' II A L L, before making your purchases. E. D. BENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 13"w. 212 ly Agricultural Warehouse and


ocr: PATTERSON & COLE, House, Boat and Sign GRAINERS, Paper-Hangers, Glaziers and Gild era. N. B. Particular attention paid to Zinc Taint ing and Calsaminlng. All orders promptly attend ed to. Mixed Taints for sale. Shops, Grand Rapids, third door from Canal, Lyon street; Grand Haven, on Water street, low er warehouse. J. Pattfrsox, W. F. Cole. Grand Haven, Aug. 25, 1850. 250


ocr: TO HOUSE KEEPERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED 1 1 YOUR attention is invited to the large and splen did stock now opening at Consisting of a complete assortment of China, Earthon and Glassware ! Making the most extensive and richest exhibition ever made In Western Michigan. As we buy our goous at nrst nanus, mostly ot manufacturers, we ure enabled to enter into successful competition with any establishment in the West. We have al so many articles in the line of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver plated spoons, urittania ana silver plated Tea and Coffee Setts, do. Castors, Wire Dish Covers, , Cutlery, Lamps, of all kinds, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, etc , etc. vlj All arc invited to call and examine our goods, as we take pleasure in showing them, even if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit C II IN A - II A L L, before making yourpurchascs. E. D. BENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 1855. 212 :


ocr: New o 1 jj.vi.iii.u una uay, uy propeuer Troy, a propeller Troy, t part 01 our large assortment of Spring and Summer Goods, which we will sell at a small prof It for cash. Persons In want of good Goods will uo wen 10 can neiore purciiasing elsewhere. April, 14, 18.36. Cutler & Wai ARTS. "TESS PORK. 50 bbls. Mess Pork for sale,


ocr: TO HOUSE KEEPERS AND ; ALL OTHERS INTERESTED 1! "VTOUR attention Is Invited to the large and splcn X did stock now opening at Consisting of a complete assortment of China, Earthon and Glasswaro! Making the most extensive and richest exhibition ever made in Western Michigan. As we buy our goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, we are enabled to enter into successful competition with any establishment in the West. We have al so many articles in the line of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver plated Spoons, Brittania and silverplated Tea and Coffee Setts, do. Castors, Wire Dish Covers, Cutlery, Lamps, of all kinds, TeaTravs, Tahle'Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, etc., etc. K7" All are Invited to call and examine our goods, as we take pleasure, in showing them, even if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit CHINA HALL L, before making your purchases. E. I). BENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, 18-35. 2l2


ocr: C. n, PECK'S . Hill Point Drug Store. A GENERAL assortment of. fresh Drugs and Medicines, Patent Medicines generally used and sold by druggists, Jut opened and for sale. Also, the best quality of Cognac Brandy, and other liquors, for medicinal purpopes. Prescriptions carefully propounded and put up, by ' : pr. A. VAXDVBKX, Practicing Physician. CHEAP BEADY MADE CLOTHING AND FAMILY GROCERIES, 30 000 genuine Imported Cigars; also a superior quality of chewing and 6moking Tobacco. Druggists supp led with a pure article of Bran dy and other liquors, for medicinal purposes, at the lowest wholesale prices. Mill Toint, January 1, 1S30. 123 ly


ocr: 1856 - CUTLER & WARTS, Storage, Forwarding & Com mission Merchants, .Dealers in Lumber, Shingles, Salt, Flour and Plaster. : GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN. D. CUTLER It. L. WARTS.


ocr: Blacksmith, Gunsmith, and Farrier. npiIE undersigned is prepared to do all kinds of X work Jn this branch of business, on short no tice Wagonv farming Implements, mills, vessels, guns, etc., etc.. repaired In the best manner. Particalar attention will be given to horse-shoeing. I will attend to all calls from those who may want an experienced Farrier. . Shop, cirner Fulton and Third streets, Grand Haven, Mich. 204 iv August 14.1855. K.TAKKEW.


ocr: TO HOUSE KEEPERS AND ALL OTUERS INTERESTED 1 1 "rOUR attention Is invited to the large and splcn X did stock now oncninjr at Clilna JEHetl2.7 Consisting of a complete assortment of China, Earthen and Glas3varo ! Making the most extensive and richest exhibition ever made In Western Michigan. As we buy our goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, we are enabled to enter into successful competition with any establishment in the West. We havo al so many articles in the line of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver plated Spoons, Brittania and silver plated Tea and Coffee Setts, do. Castors, Wire Dish Covers, Cutlery, Lamps, of all kinds, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, Feather Dusters, Bird Casrcs. etc. etc. CP" All are invited to call and examine our goods, as we tak.e pleasure in showing them, even if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit CHINA HALL, before making your purchases. E. D. BENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 1855. 212 ly


ocr: C. II. PECK'S Hill Point Drug Store. A GENERAL assortment of fresh. Drugs Mcdiciues, Patent Medicines generally and sold by druggists, jubt opened and for sale. Also, the best quality of Cognac Brandy, other liquors, for medicinal purpopes. Prescriptions carefully propounded and put by Dr. A. VAJfDt'SEX, Practicing CHEAP BEADY MADE CLOTHING FAMILY GROCERIES, 30,000 genuine Imported Cigars; also a quality of chewing and smoking Tobacco. Druggists supp ied with a pure article of Bran dy and other liquors, for medicinal purposes, the lowest wholesale prices. Mill Point, January 1, 1850. J 123


ocr: TO HOUSE IfEEPERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED t 1 YOUR attention Is invited to the large and splen did 6tock now opening at OTrtTlX 3EElll, Consisting of a complete assortment of China, Earthen and Glassware ! Making the most extensive and richest exhibition ever made In Western Michigan. As we buy goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, are enabled to enter into successful competition with any establishment in the West. We have al so many articles in the line of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver Spoons, Brittanlu and silver plated Tea and Cotfee Setts, do. Castors, Wire Dish Covers, Cutlery, Lamps, of all kinds, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, etc, etc. K7" All are Invited to call and examine goods, as we take pleasure In showing them, even if you do not purchase. Don't full to visit CHINA II A L Ly before making your purchases. K. 1. BENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 1833. 5212 ly


ocr: New Furniture Ware Kooms WILLIAM T. POWERS WOULD respectfully Inform his friends the public, that he has fitted up some rooms, one door East of the ware rooms occupied by Powers, Ball & Co., and now kept Ball. Noves Colby, and will keep constantly hand, a iarge assortment of New and Fashionable Furniture, . Consisting of Sofas, Tete a Tetes, Cane Seat and Boston Rockers, Centre and Tables, Bureaus, Book Cases, Mahogony Common Bedsteads, Cane Seat Chairs, Looking-glasses, Rosewood and Gilt for Picture Frames, Mattrasses, Plate Coffins, and all other articles belonging to Trade, all of which he will sell low, For Cosh. Grand Rapids, October 1, 1855. 212 ly ""Grand RapidsBook Bindery. rpiIE undersigned would Inform the citizens X. Ottawa county that they have now in suc cessful operation, in connection with their Print ing Establishment, a Book Bindery, located Canal street, Grand Rapids, next door to the Office. They keep on hand, for sale, and will manufac ture to order all kinds and sizes of IQlgtTlTg- EooliS, such as Day Books, Journals, Ledgers, Books and all kfnds of County Records, In the best style, which will be sold at PRICES. Magazines. Music, Periodicals, bound, and Books re-bound in every desirable style. C7" All work warranted. Jacob Barns & Co.


ocr: IV c w Goods, T RECEIVED this day,1 by propeller Troy, a j part of our large assortment of Spring and Summer Goods, which we will sell at asmall prof it for cash. Persons In want of good Goods will do well to call hefore purchasing elsewhere. April, 14, 1856." Cctleu & Warts. "TEsS FORK. 50 bbls. Mess Tork for sale, C. & W.


ocr: Mill Point Drug Store. A GENERAL assortment of fresh Drugs and Medicines, Patent Medicines generally used and sold by druggists, ju.st opened and for sale. Also, the best quality of Cognac Ilrandy, and other liquors, for medicinal purposes. Prescriptions carefully compounded and put up, by Dr. James C. Singer, a thorough, experienced druggist. FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting of chewing and smoking Tobacco, also a superior quality of genuine imported Cigars; Druggists supplied with a pure article of liran ely and other liquors, for medieinal purposes, at the lowest wholesale prices. Mill Point, Aug. 25, 18-50. 250 ly


ocr: PATTERSON & COLE. , House, Boat and Sign Paintors, GRAINERS, Paper-Hangcrs, Glaziers and Gild ers. N. B. Particular attention paid to Zinc Paint ing and Calsamiuing. All orders promptly attend ed to. Mixed Paints for sale. Shops, Grand Rapids, third door from Canal, on Lyon street; Grand Haven, on Water street, low cr warehouse. J.Patterson, W. F. Cole. Grand Haven, Aug. 25, 1830. 250


ocr: IN VIEW OF THEIR RAPIDLY INCREASING TRADE, Ferry & Wallace ARE now prepared to supply both their Old and each New Customer, who may sco fit to favor them with their patronage, with almost everv article they may require, at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES, from one of the largest and best selected stocks of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery and Hardware, ever beforo offered in this place. Among which maybe found DRESS GOODS, Fancy Bareges, Barege Robes and Barege DeLaines. Watered Silks, Black and coPd Fancy Plaids, Plain, col'd and Black Gro De Rhine Silks, Lawns and Muslins. T R IM MING S, Gauze, Broche and Fringed Trimmings, Ribbons a good variety Black Velvet Ribbons all widths Bonnet Ribbons, a splendid variety, at half the Usual PrIccs,Tassalcd Silk Buttons, a Beautiful article for Dress Trimmiugs. CLOTHING, Black French Cloth, Plain and Fancy Casslmere, col'd Cashmerettes, White Linen Duck, Blouse and Blay Linen Coats, Black and col'd Docskkin Pants, White and fancy col'd Linen Drill Pants, White and flg'd Marseilles and Valencia Vests, Plain Black Satin Vests, In great variety of prices and qualities, Gents Plain, White and Fancv Linen H'dk'f3, White and col'd Pongee Silk H'dk'fs, Gents Half Hose, bleach'd brown and fancy, Gents Black and Fancy Silk Scarfs and Cravats. MUSLINS, Plain and Plaid Wainsook Muslins, FIg'd and dotted Swiss Muslins, a few pieces better than ever beforo brought to this town, ,. , Plain India Book nnd Swiss Muslins, all prices. BONNETS, Neapolitan Bonnets, a splendid article, Soft Straw Leghorn and Silk Bonnets, Bonnet Trimmings, a good variety. Gents Brocade Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, Gents and Boys' Hats and Caps, Childrens' Hosiery, all sizes, qualities and prices,. Ladies' Kid Gloves, white, bl k and col d, of the best qualities, " Col'd Kid and Doe Gauntlets, " Taffetta Silk Gloves, kid finish, a fine article, " Lisle Th'd and Silk Gloves, all qualities, from six cents to four shillings CRAPE AND STELLA SHAWLS, Saxony Th'd, Real Th'd and Smyrna Edgings and Insertings, Muslin and Cambric Edgings and Inscrtings, Embroidered Muslin and Cambric, Collars, Sleeves and Chemisettes, filngly and In setts, Mourning Collars, Neck Ribbons, . . t Black and col'd Grenadine Vestings, Marseilles, Valencia and fancy Silk Vestings, Irish Linens, a large stock, at 3-4 the usual prices. QP" None need take the above as a matter of fact, without Judging for themselves, but they ask all to glvo them a call, where clerks will be found ready and willing to offsett their timo In showing, against customers' time In an examination of their EXTENSIVE STOCK. Grand Haven, June 3, '50. I7RESH Drngs and Medicines, now opening at . ; Gairrim's LEMONS and Oranges, fresh, very cheap at G?!FFI!'fl. HOOL BOOKS and Stationery,


ocr: . New Goods! 0. B. ALBE3 TS Just receiving a largo stock of Fall and Win X Goods, wblcu will uesoiuaiunusuauy LOW PRICES! Call nnd pvnminfl tiia stock of Prints. Delaiii Cloths, Casimeres, and Domestic Goods. BOOTS & SHOES, of all styles, nnd sizef, nnd at prices that cann Hats, Caps, Stoves, Shelf Hardware, cic, cic, ioo numerous 10 menuou. Call and see I


ocr: 1855. TRANSPORTATION. 1855. FKRItY & SONS, ortaMng unb Commission gltrtbunis. O WNERS AND A GENTS O F Lako Propeller and Grand River Steamboat Lines. Central Dock, Vutt-r t., (iraud Haven. Goods from Chicago, deposited with James It. Hugunin, Chicago, will be forwarded without delay. BROWN SHEETINGS, ShlrltlngsTTTcklTbTina. burgs, Striped Shirtings, nnd Stripes for men's and boy's summer wear; also some of that yard and a quarter wide Sheeting, so much want ed. Wo have a large stack of it on hand, and sell ing remarkably cheap, at c; & W. I BOOTS & SHOES. TUST received by Express, a fine assortment of Hoots nnd Shoes suitable for all classes, from the finest Hoot, to the coarsest Brogan, for men or boys. Ladies' Gaiters, Unsklns, Jenny Lind, R. R Ties, children's shoes, &c., &c, which will be sold cheap for cash. C. & W.


ocr: To Lumbermen! ! ; JUST printed and for sale, at the Times office, very neat and convenient table of sawlogs re duced to board measure he calculations are cor rect and reliable, and tho sire and shape conveni ent for use. . Every man engaged in lumbering ought to Krovidcd with this table, to cnablo him to is own calculations on the contents of logs. expense is but trifling. For Sale, i AAACOBDS of Beech and Maple Wood, 1 UUU my dock, Smith's Bayou, opposite Bar ber's mill. 23Gm3J II. G. Smith. ?JOAP, Crushed and Brown Sugars, and fj In fact, a full and complete assortment Groceries are now to be had at May 0, '50. Griffin's.


ocr: .lMTTFRsrvsr & cm. v. tt ryj. j n i. UOUSO, JDOat and blgTl JfaintOrS, riRtaERS,PaPcr.JIangcrs, Glaziers and Gild- V ers. v . i i . N.,11, . Particular attention paid to Zinc Paint ing und Calsarntning. All orders promptly attend ed to. Mixed Paints for sale. Shops, Grand Rapids, third door from Canal, on Lyon street ; Grand HaVcn, on Water street, low er warehouse. ', J. Pattfrson: ' ' " W. F. Cole.4 Grand Haven, Aug. 2V18oG. 250


ocr: FRUIT TREES. THE subscriber would call the attention'of thoso who desire to purchase Fruit Trees, to Ids ex tensive assortment, of over 50,000 Choice Apple Trees, Embracing all the best varieties, from seven to ten feet high, 2000 Dwarf and Standard rear Trees, large and fine. Also a good assortment of . Plum, Cherry and Peach Trees, of large size. All the above trees are healthy and vigorous and larger than can usually be obtained from any of the Eastern Nurseries. I have also a good assortment of Nursery articles, among which arc twelve varieties of climbing, and. twenty-flvo varieties of monthly Illooming Roses, Syrcnga Honeysuckles, Fringe Trees, Japan Ouinee. China ! Lilac, Common Lilac, Spircas, Weiglia, Rosea, Al- ini'ii, x lowering jvimonu, onow uaiis, etc., all of which will be sold as low as they can be obtained from RESPONSIBLE Nurserymen East. Al so a lot of Seedling Apple Trees, which I will sell for three cents each. Although grown in this city, I will warrant them Just as good as those grown at Rochester, or elsewhere, and, sold about the country by tree pedlars for twenty : five cents each. I shall be pleased to havo any and all persons interested in the culture of Fruit call on me and examine the Trees I offer for sale. 212 ly ' Geo. 0. Nelson. City Nurseries, Grand Rapids, October 1, 1855. ; ' Blacksmith, Gunsmith, and Farrier.


ocr: ' Friends Wanted. A man named George A. Thurstin, aged about 35 years, a miller by trade, died recently in tho southern part of Monroo Co. in this State. He died among entire strangers. He had formerly resided in Watertown N. i ., and more recent- as is supposed, in Lapeer Co. Michigan If this notice should chance to meet the eves of lu'8 friends, they can obtain further infor addressing Jas. G. Mann, Ottawa Lake, Michigan.. . .; n. B -Our'exchanges may confer a favor onsome of the'ir readers by giving tho abovo paragraph a place in their columns, . ' ttz : - ; . Dickens received over $00,000 for B eak llougo


ocr: TO HOUSE :, KEEP3BR6 : AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED H I7 7" OUR attention is invited to the large and spleu- did stock now opening at : Consisting of a complete assbrtmeat of unina, cannon ana uiasswaro i Making the most extensive and richest exhibition: ever made in Western Michigan. ' As we boy our goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, we are enabled, to enter into successful competition with any establishment in the West.- AY e have al so many articles In the line of. ' HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver Albata and Silver plated Spoons, jirlttania ana 6iiverpiaieu ica . and Coffee Setts, do. Castors, Wire Dish Covers, r . , '. , . Cutlery, ' , , , i Lamps, of all kinds, " .. Tea Trays, . Table Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, . Looking Glasses, , Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, etc, etc. K All are invited , to call and exumine goods, as we take pleasure in showing them, if you do not purchase. Don t tail to visit , G III N A II A L L L, before making your purchases. . E. D. BENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 1835. 212


ocr: cftyarrirbi- At the Ottawa House, In this village, on the 20th last., by M. B. Hopkins, Esq., Mr. 1iery Ren ouet. of Muskegon, ''and Miss Louisa Taut, of Grand Haven


ocr: Freak Goods JUST arrived' at GriffcVs Drug Store. Largo ' supplies of all tho most dcslrablo medicines, which it is impossible to enumerate. Also all tho varieties of FAMILY GROCERIES, Mess Pork, Smoked Hams and Shoulders, prime Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Tamarinds, Lem ons, etc., etc. . i 1 April 23, 1853. Blacksmith, Gunsmith, and Farrier. THE undersigned Is prepared to do all kinds of work in this branch of business, on short no tlco Wagons, farming implements, mills, vessels, guns, etc., etc., repaired in the best manner. PartJcalar attention will bo given to horsc-slioc-In'." '' " ' ' ' ' f will attend to all calls from thoso who may want an experienced Farrier. Shop, corner Fulton aud Third streets, Grand Haven, Mich. f20l ly. August 1 1, 1855. E. Takken.


ocr: BOOTS & SHOES. TUST received by Express, a fine assortment of Boots and Shoes suitable for all classes, from the finest Boot, to the coarsest Brogan, for men or boys. Ladies' Gaiters. Buskins, Jenny Lind, R. R Ties, children's shoes, &c., &c., which will be sold cheap for cash. II.C.&W.


ocr: GOODS AT COST!! HAXTQN, CUTLER &, WARTS will sell their stock-of ' Dry Goods, Groceries,1 Crockery, ' ' Hardware. &c, .A. T O O S T, for cash, for the next thirty days ! ! ' Now is the tlnioj for good bargains. Grand Haven, January 1, 1S-V5.


ocr: C. H. PECK'S Mill Point Drug Store. A GENERAL assortment of fresh Drugs and Medicines, Patent Medicines generally used and sold by druggists, just opened and for sale. Also, the best quality of Cognac Brandy, and other liquors, for medicinal purpopes. Prescriptions carefully propounded and put up, by , , . Dr. A VAXDUSEX, Practicing Phl lan.


ocr: " (-Tom .TyuMa Fatiieu Dead. Tb Hither, of General - Tom Thumb,- Mr. Strattoty -who' jctldcd htfar.ridgeport, Connvdkd last Fri day evening.- His mind has been partially 'disordered for somo time. It is understood :that ho had acquired ft largo fortuno by the exhibition of the littlo Oen. which will now bo divided between . tho widow, tho renowned dwarf, and his two married sisters.


ocr: i). PATTERSON & COLE. Houso, Boat and Sign Painters, GKAIXEES, Paper-Hangers, Glaziers and Gild crs. , . . ' K. B. Particular attention paid to Zinc Paint ing and Calsamlnlng. All orders promptly attend ed to. Mlxod Paints for sale. Shops, Grand Rapids, third door from Canal, on Lyon street Grand Haven, on Water street, low er warehouse. ' J. Pattfrsos, W. F. Cole. Grand Haven, Aug. 23, 1850. 250 tf.


ocr: rn ' 1 T ji , a - a,. VXCJLUJL tx Juauu AguULUj WILL'attend to selecting, locating and pre ! cmpUng Government Land, also to the sale tond purchase of other lands, and the payment of taxes. ( , . We have complete sectional maps of Ottawa Oceana, nnd Mason counties, which are carefully' corrected each week. - We arc ablq to designate Pine and Fanning Lands, and will do so at reasonable rates, and war rant tho lands to be as recommended. We will make selections for those for whom wo" may locate lands at the State or the United States' Land Offices, when desired. - Also wo will make ' and correct plats of the above named counties ort short notice. All business entrusted to us will bo attended to' promptly, and for moderate charges. Office second door below the Washington House, Grandllaven, Mich. , 205 tfr


ocr: ZBlvnTs. Eoolis, uch as Day Books, Journals, Ledgers, Books and all kinus or County Records, n the best style, which will be sold at KICKS. Magazines, Music. Periodicals; bound, and Books rc-bound.in every desirable style. ah worK warranted. . Jacob Barns & Co. Grand Tvapids, January 0, 18.75. 174 tf


ocr: iH c w Goods, 1 iiMJj',LV i:u this aa3', uy propeller Troy, a W part of our largo assortment of Spring and Summer Goods, which wo will sell at a small prof it for cash. Persons in want of good Goods will do well to call belorc purchasing elsewhere. April, 11, lSofi. Cut lis 11 & Wahts. "iVI'EKS rOUK. ,'jO bbls. Mess Pork for sale, 111. cheap, ty C.fc W.


ocr: TO HOUSE KEEPERS AND ALL OTlllUlS INTERESTED ! I rOUR attention is invited to the large audsplcn X. tli'l stock now opining at Oil iTTLgfr 23CO.ll, Consisting of a complete assortment of China, Earthon and Glasswaro ! Making tho most extensive ami richest exhibition ever mndo in Western Michigan. As we buy our goods nt first hand?, mostly of manufacturers, we arc enabled to enter Into successful competition with any establishment in the West. Wc have al so many articles in the line of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron. German Silver, Albata and Silver plated Swoons, Cittania and silver plated lea and Coti'cc Setts, do. Castors, Wire Dish Covers, Cutlery, Lamps, of all kinds, Tea Trays, Tabic Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, Feather Dusters, Pird Cases, etc., etc E7" All nro invited to call and examine poods, as wc take pleasure in showing them, even if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit CHINA HALL, before making your purchases, E. D. HENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 1S.. j21'-


ocr: New Goods, TECElVED this day. by propeller Troy, a 1 part of our large assortment of Spring and Summer Goods, which we will sell at a small prof it for cash. Persons in want of good Goods will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere. April, 14, lbob. Cutler & Warts. TESS PORK. 50 bbls. Mess Pork for sale, 1VL C. & W.


ocr: TO HOUSED KEEPERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED It YOUR attention Is invited to the large and splen did stock now opening at Olxlxx :Elill; Consisting of a complete assortment of ' ' China, Earthen and Glasswaro ! Making the most extensive and richest exhibition ever made in Western Michigan. As we buy our goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, we are enabled to enter into successful competition with any establishment in the West. We have al so many articles in the line of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver plated Spoons, Brittania and silver plated Tea and Coffee Setts, do. Castors, Wire Dish Covers, Cutlery, Lamps, of all kinds, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, Feather Dusters, Birdcages, etc., etc. . C7 All are invited to call and examine our goods, as we take pleasure in showing them, even if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit CHINA HALL, . before making yourpurchases. Grand Rapids, October, 1855. 212 ly T)ORK, Salt, Fish, Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, But J. ter, etc, just received ana lor saie low uy CUTLEIt & WaKTS


ocr: 3,000 Packages of New Goods DAVIS, MOODY & CO., Wholesale dealers In DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, 17 SOUTH WATER STKEET, CHICAGO, (between Michigan and Wabash Avenues.) Being a branch of the House of S. C. DAVIS k CO., Of St. Louis, whoso experience for the past twen ty-five years, together with ample means, give us facilities in the purchase of goods rarely equaled, and second to none other. We would nssure all purchasers that our Ware house Is unusually extensive, which enables us to offer as large and complete an assortment In each of the lines of goods above named, as can bo found in this market ; and that our goods are en- rely new, bought in the best markets, and we will guarantee entire satisfaction, in prices and terms, to all who may favor us with their patron- gc. 23S 9w


ocr: NEW FIRM. Goods Cheaper than ever. WISHING to do only a cash business, wc are prepared to offer goods at a price that will defy competition. Our stock, as usual, will con sist of a variety of commodities, and a general as sortment of almost every thing the law allows. Give us a call and be your own j udges. Cutler & Warts February 9, 1850.


ocr: New Cr o o d s , "RECEIVED this day, by propeller Troy, a li part of our large assortment of Spring and Summer Goods, which we will sell at a small prof It for cash. Persons in want of good Goods will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere. April, I I, ISjO. Cutler & Warts. MEsS PORK. 50 bbls. Mess Tork for sale, C. & W, .


ocr: TO HOUSE KEEPERS AND ALL OTUEJtS YOUR attention Is Invited to the large and did stock now opening at , Consisting of a complete assortment of China, Earthen and Glassware ! Making the most extensive and richest ever made In Western Michigan. As we buy goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, are enabled to enter into successful with any establishment in the West. We have so many articles in the line of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver Spoons, Brittania and silver plated Tea and Coffee Setts, do. Castors, Wire Dish Covers, , . Cutlery, Lamps, of all kinds, . Tea Trays, Table Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow "Ware, Looking Glasses, Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, etc., etc. Q" All arc Invited to call and examine goods, as we take pleasure in showing them, if you do not purchase. Don t tail to visit C II IN A IIALLL, before making your purchases. E. D. BENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 1855. (212


ocr: The King of Saw-Hills. . Page's. Patent, Portable Circular Saw-Mills Improved. THE Subscriber tenders hi acknowledgments to his friend and customers in MichJgau and vicinity, for their liberal patronage- since he first called their attention to these Mills, ami now begs leave to say he has of late made many valuable improvements In their construction, and being able to furnish better saws than ever made before, flatters himself he can furnish a better and Cheaper MiU for the purpose of making Lumber, than ever Offered to the public. L . , . These mills do their work with less power and In a better style and with greater saving of lumber, than the Gate or Mulcy Mill can be used in any ordinarv mill frame, and with any good power that runs a Gate or Muley Mill, and do double the work, it U estimated, in the same time; and lor simplicity and durability, are all that can be reas onably desired. They will saw all kinds of timber, are well adapted to all kinds of work, and are cap able of cutting, on the average of from 15,000 to 25,000 feet per day. Boilers with Engines and other Machinery, Expressly adapted to run these mills furnished on reasonable terms and short notice, at as low price as an article as good can be furnished else wlicrc Circular saws upset, Saw Gummers, Belting and Steam Packing constantly on hand. For further particulars, please address the sub scriber by mail, or bv personal application to A. E. BISSEL, Detroit, Mich. Caution. Persons are most respectfully re quested to beware of whom they purchase Circular Saw-Mills, for many, have procured these mills from those having no authority to make and vend the 6ame from the inventor and patentee. Expe rience has proved that a large Circ ular Saw cannot be used with success and profit without Page s Patent, and every person using tnese aims wmiuui authority, will be deemed trespassing, and dealt with accordingly the subscriber being the only person authorized to make and vend the same in the Northern States. J. K. SANBORN, Sandy Hill. Co., N. Y.


ocr: TO . HOUSE KEEPERS AND 'ALL: OTHERS INTERESTED ! ! YOUR attention is invited to the large and splen did stock now opening at cm n ct lEggtii, Consisting of a complete assortment of China, Earthen and Glassware ! Making the most extensive and richest exhibition ever made In Western Michigan As we buy our goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, we ure enabled to enter into successful competition with uny establishment in the West.- Wc have al so many articles in the line of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver plated . Spoons. Brittania and silver plated Tea and Coffee Setts, do. Castors, Wire Dish Covers, Cutlery, Lamps, of nil kind, Tea Trays, Table" Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, Feather Dusters, , Bird Cages, etc, etc. VQ All are invited to call and examine goods, as wc take pleasure in showing them, even if you do not purchase. Don't fail' to visit CHINA UAL LL, ' before making your purchases. E. D. BENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 1855. 212 ly AYE&'S


ocr: to: house keepers AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED 1 YOUR attention Is invited to the large and splen did stock now opening at ' . . Consisting of a complete assortment of , . , China, Earthen and Glassware ! Making the most extensive and richest ever made in Western Michigan. As we buy goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, are enabled to enter into successful with any establishment in the West. We have al so many articles in the line of HOUSE KEEPING Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver Spoons, Brittania Aid silver plated Tea - , and Coffee Setts, do. Castors, Wire Dish Covers, Cutlery, Lamp9, of all kinds, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, etc., etc. rjy All are invited to call and examine goods, as we take pleasure in showing them, if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit C HINA II A L L L, before making your purchases. E. D. BENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 1855. (212


ocr: m dentow . house; JUjXEnitmanvlllc, Ottawa County, Mich., WILL be opened for tho accommodation of the public by a " Washington Ball," on the 22d Inst. Invitation general. ... The Houso and estalJlisnmcnt is new, largo ami commodious, finished and furnished in excellent style, located on the main traveled roau, equmis taut from Grand liapids to Grand Haven. Tho proprietor feels confident that in comforta ble accommodation and efforts to please, h6 is not to be eclipsed by any one in tho Grand ltlver Valley, and Matters himself that tnose wno once favor him with a call will be anxious to renew the acquaintance, whenever business or pleasure snail invite tnera to ine vinage. John W. Dekton. Proprietor, February 1, 18oG. f228 tf-


ocr: Boots & Shoes. ' A LARGE assortment,' among,, wlifch may be 1 found Ladies Tun colored and Congresi silk- Gaiters, Misses Bronze Pootes nnd. Silk Gulters, children's Uronzc and Patent Leather Shoes and Tan colored Gaiters, Gents Patent Leather, Cu " grcss, and Lasting Gaiters, which we will sell low: " er than ever before ottered in this place. June 4, l&w. jtERur cs. Wallace.,


ocr: ! TO HOUSE KEEPERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED U AOUR attention is invited to the large and splen ' X did stbek now opening at :. . . rv " Consisting of a complete assortment of China, Earthen and Glassware ! Makinsr the most extensive and richest exhibition ever made in Western Michigan. As we buy our goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, we urc enabled to enter into successful competition with any establishment in the West. Wc have al so many articles in the lino of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver plated Spoons, Brittania and silver plated Tea and Coffee Setts, do. Castors, Wire Dish Covers, Cutlery, Lamps, of all kinds, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, etc., etc. DP" All aro invited to call and examine goods, a3 we take pleasure In showing them, if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit O IIINA 11 A L L L, before making your purchases. E. D. BENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 1S53. 21'4 4.. IYER'S PILLS. TOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A


ocr: NEW FIRM. Goods Cheaper than ever. WISHING to do only a cash business, we arc prepared tp offer goods at a price that will defy competition." Our stock, as usual, will con sist of a variety of commodities, and a general as sortment of almost every thing the law allows. Give us a call and be your own judges. Cutlku & Warts. February P, ISoG.


ocr: Saloon and Ilestaraunt ! rpiIE undersigned begs leave to announce to tho X citizens of Grand Haven and vicinity that he has opened an E A T ING SALOON, next door cast of the Ottawa House, where he keeps constantly on hand Fresh Oysters, Clams, Lohdcrs, Sar- 1 dines, d'C., d'C. A limited number of boarders can be accommo dated. Warm and cold meals furnished to those desiring them at all rcasonablo hours of the day and night. He keeps also for sale nuts and candles, of every variety, and fruits of every description, In their pcason, Yankee Notions, Dutch Pipes, of all qual ities and prices, Pocket Knives, a very superior ar ticle, and a hundred other notions not here enu merated, which the public arc cordially invited to call and see for themselves. W. H. Calvert, successor to L. Shackcltnn. Grand Haven, 17; 18-W. ' tf.


ocr: New o o I s , T) ECEIVED this day, by propeller Troy, a l part of our large assortment of Spring and Summer Goods, which we will sell at a small prof it for cash. Persons In want of good Goods will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere. April, 14, 1S-30. Cutler & Warts.


ocr: ALLEN. & IIAXTON. (Successors to 'George W. Allen,) W noiesaic ana Ketaii ueaiers in GHOOSHIB s YANKEE-NOTIONS A N I) PEDLER S' GOOD S, No. 1, Commercial Block, foot of Monroe street. Grand Rapids, Mich. Geo. W. '&S Benj. IIaxto.v.


ocr: i'ueby given that the undersigned, commissioners appoinieu uy mo iiuii.nuuftw Probate for Ottawa county, to receive, examine, adjust all claims and demands of all persons the estate of Jeremiah Allen, late of said deceased, and six months being allowed lie creditors OI saiu csiaio io prcacm wv;u us, from the 10th day of December last, will meet to receive awaauow an proper nanus ngnni?, said estate, nt tl: Denton House, in Eastmanville, in said county,- on the 7th day of June next, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. ' ; ' TIMOTHY .lBT3IAN,t James Lattino. ' Eastmanville, January 58; 18-50. 5w227


ocr: TO HOUSE KEEPERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED!-! "rOUR attention is invited to the large and splcn JL did stock now opening at . , cru-na :eii, Consisting of n complete assortment of China, Earthen and Glasswaro ! Making the most extensive nd richest ever made in Western Mlcligan. As we buy goods nt first hands, mostly of manufacturers, are enabled to enter into successful with any establishment iu tho West. We have al so many articles in tho lino of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver Spoons, Brlttania and silver plated Tea and Coffee Setts, do. Castors, Wire Dish Covers, , , , , Cutlery, Lamps, of all kinds, Tea Trays, , Table Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, etc., etc. DT" All aro invited to call and examine goods, as we take pleasure in showing them, if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit CHINA UALLL, before making your purchases. E. D. BENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 1855. 212 AYER'S PILLS.


ocr: THE .GRAND BIV Eg tiUAM IIAYKW MICHIGAN i WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 10, 1836. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PREIDENT, JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. Michael Shoemaker, David A. Noble, Jonathan P. King. ' John C. Dlanchard, Robert Crome, Dewltl C. Walker. STATE OFFICERS: For Governor, ALPIIEUS FELC1I. " Lieut. Governor, EDWIN II. LOTHROP. . Secretary of State. FITZ HENRY STEVENS " State Treasurer, BOBEIlT M. DAVIS. " Commissioncrof Land Office, ALLEN GOOD RIDGE. " Auditor General, DAVID R. DENNIS. " Superintendent of Public Instruction, FRAN CIS W. SHEARMAN. " Attorney General, AMOS GOULD.


ocr: Notice. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Su-' y pervisors of Oceana County will hold their annual meeting, commencing on Monday, the 6th day of October next, at the office of Campbell, Wheeler & Co., Stony Creek (there,bcing no build ing at the county seat), for the purpose of trans acting such business as may properly come before said Board. , . TlAnrET Tower, Co. Clerk. Stony Creek, Sept. 5, 18-30. 4w 2,38


ocr: GOOD NO MATTER whether Buchan an or Fremont Is elected Presi dent, one thing IS viz :. That a large stock of the quality of Drugs, Chemicals and Surgical Instru ments, Yankee Notions. Groceries, etcM etc., for Full and Winter trade, is now In and arriving at Gritting. Keeping no books of account, selling for and having a continually increasing trade, I and will sell for less profit than ever before, warrant the one thousand and one articles in store, as good as recommended, or relund money. Attention is requested to our largo supply winter bperm Oil, Machinery, bweet and Oils, Boiled and Raw. Linseed Oils, Camphcnc, Turpentine, Burning Fluid and Alco hol. We have over one thousand gallons of above in store. Two hundred kegs and cans the various qualities of Pure White Buffalo New Jersey Snow White Zinc, Paris Green Hampden Green (in oil and all other colors, every description of Painters' Tools, Also a small stock of Medicinal Wines, Wolfe's Aromatic Schnappes. and Scotch Ale. Sweet's Flour, Middlings, Buckwheat Flour hand in auy quantity. II. GmrFix, Agent. Oct. 20, 1830.. Li-atlu-r Halting Mmuifnt'tory.


ocr: NEW FIRM. Goods Cheaper than ever. WISHING to do only a cash businoss, we aro prepared to offer goods at a price that will defy competition. Our stock, as usual, will con sist of a variety of commodities, and a general as sortment of almost every thing the law allows. Glvo us a call and be your own judges. Cutler & Warts. February 9, 185G.


ocr: 1855. TRANSPORTATION. 1855. FERRY & SONS, f orfoariitnMj anb (f ommxssion Nrrtbani5. OWNERS AND AGENTS OF K Lake Propollor and Grand River bteamooai jumes. Central Dock, Wuttr tM Urand Haven. CL7 Goods from Chicago, deposited with James 11. Hugunin, Chicago, will be forwarded without delay, IIO'WN'SIIEETINGS, Shlrtlng7 TicksTOsn'a burgs, Striped Shirtings, nnd Stripes for men's and boy's summer wcur; also some of that yard and a quarter wide Sheeting, so much want ed. Wo have a large stack of it on hand, and sell ing remarkably cheap, at C. & .


ocr: ft OTTAWA HOUSE, MI! UKAKD MAVE.V, MICH. THIS House is pleasantly situated on Water street. It has lately been refitted, and is so ar ranged that the proprietor feels confident that those ftxoring him with their patronage will be satisfactorily accommodated, as in point of fare, accommodation and attention, no effort will bo wanting on the part of the proprietor or attend ants to make it a pleasant home for tho sojourner. Stages leave this house daily, for Grand Bapids and intermediate places. Good stabling provided for horses at all times. LEVI SIIACKELTON. Grand Haven, January 7, 1855. 221 tf.


ocr: Caution. THE subscribers warn nil persons against pur chasing the following notes, as no value has been received for either of them : Ono of thirty five dollars, against Abncr Bennett, or M. A. A. Bennett, his wife, and tho other, of twenty-flve dollars, against Alexander Williams, both of White, liiver. Thcso notes are now in possession of James Marshall, or Emily Marshall, his wife, of this place. Alkxandku Williams, Ar.NEu Bennett. Whito River, Sept. 5, 1S5G. 258 w3


ocr: UHAM) IIAVK. MU'UlGANi WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT7l7. 1850. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JOHN C. BUECKENKIDGE, Of KENTUCKY FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. Jllcliael ghoeiaaltcr, David A. Noble, Jonathan P. King, John C. Bluiiclmrtl, Robert Croue, Dewltl C. Walker. STATE OFFICERS: For Governor, ALFIIEUS FELCII. " Lieut. Governor, EDWIN II. LOTIIROr. Secretary of State, HTZ HENRY STEVENS, " State Treasurer, ROBERT M. DAVIS. " Commissioner of Land Ofllcc, ALLEN GOOD JUDGE. " Auditor General, DAVID R. DENNIS. " Superintendent of Public Instruction, FRAN CIS W. SHEARMAN. " Attorney General, AMOS GOULD. For Court' Flt District, GEORGE V. N. LOTIIROP, of Wayne. For Congress Second District, JOHN S. BARRY, of St. Joseph . For ConprrM Third DUtrlrt, FLAVIUS J. LITTLFJOIIN, of Allegan. For Confrre-M Fourth Dlxtilct, . GEORGE W. PECK, of Ingham. Democratic Senatorial Convention. A Convention of delegates from the several counties in the Thirty-First Senatorial District, be held at the house of Alfred A. Cain, in the


ocr: Notico of Copartnership. fTMIE undersigned have this day formed aco JL partnership for the purpose of doing a gener al mercantile, forwarding and commission busi ness, under the firm and name of Luther & Hins dale, at the store recently occupied by Geo. Luther & Co. Groroe Luther, Norman M. Hinsdale. Lamont. Aug. 13, 185G. 257 m3


ocr: oaioon ami xiesiarauni; : THE undersigned begs leave to announce to the . citizens of Grand Haven and vicinity that he' litis opuueu uu EATING SALOON, . next door east of tho Ottawa House, where he keep3 constantly on hand ' Fresh , Oysters, Clams, Lolslers, Sar dines, d'c., dec. A limited number of boarders can be aecommo--dated. Warm and rold meals furnished to those desiring them at all reasonable hours of the day' and night. He keeps also for sale nuts and candies, of every variety, and fruits of every description, In tlieir 6euson, Yankee Notions, Dutch Pipes, of all qual--ities and priees, Pocket Knives, a vcryTu" nerior ar--ticie, and a hundred other notions not here enu merated, which the public are cordially invited to call and seo for themselves. Levi Shackleton. Grand Haven, Sept. 17, 1850. S 259 tf.


ocr: .1855. t TRAIISPOBTATION. ' 1855. ; rEKRY & SONS, ' orfoaruhtg. an Commission' Jlliribiinfs. O WNERS AND A G ENTS OF Lako . Propeller and Grand River Steamboat Lines. Central Duck. W'uttr t., Grand Harm. , r, :. , ..;. "' .'- CC7" Goods from Chicago, deposited with James It. Hugunin, Chicago, will be forwarded without delay. BROWN SHKETINGSrShirtlngs, Tiet7r Osna burgs, Striped Shirtings, and Stripes for men's and boy's summer wear; also some of that yard and a quarter wide Sheeting, so mach want ed. Wc have a large stack of it on hand, and sell ing remarkably cheap, at C. & W. BOOTS & SHOES. TUST received by Express, a fine assortment of Hoots and Shoes suitable for all classes, from the finest Hoot, to the coarscft Brogan, for men or boys. Ladies' Gaiters, llusklns, Jenny LInd, II. U Ties, children's shoes, &c, &cM which will bo sold cheap for cash. , C. & W.


ocr: Ottawa Iron Works, OTTAWA POINT, OTTAWA CO., MICH WM. M. FERRY, Jr.. Manuracturer of Station ary and Marine, high or low pressure. STEAM ENGIJS'ES, Mill Gearing, Iron and Brass Castings. Particu lar attention will paid to the manufacture of Muloy and Circular Sawmills. - superior Siding Mills built at short notice, rcadr for setting up. Immediate attention given at all times to . . Repairing Engines, Mills, Mill Gearing, Siding . Mills, and Forging. Those having repairs to bc made of cither of the above kinds of work, from a distance or in this county, arc assured that every effort will be used to fill with despatch their orders. We arc prepared to contract for building En gines and machinery for Boats and Mills of tho most approved patterns and finish. India It ubbcr lit-ltliiKt '! Steam Packing Gasket, coiifclnnlly- on hand. Post Office address, Grand Haven, Mich. 212tfJ . War. M. FEnitr, Jr.


ocr: In this village, on the 18th i inst, Ellen West- lake, aged ten years. K7" Ellen was a member of tho Higher De partment of tho Grand Haven School, greatly be loved by teachers and schoolmates. " Lay her in the Earh : And from her fair and lovely form May violets spring."


ocr: TO HOUSE KEEPERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED f! YOUR attention is invited to the large and spJn did stock now opening at OH 1 Tl t 3E5feill, Consisting of a complcto assortment of ... ''. China, Earthen and Glass waro ! Making tho most extensive and richest exhibition ever made in Western Michigan, As avo buy our goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, we arc enabled to enter into successful competition with any establishment in the West. We have al so many articles in the lino of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver platcil Spoons, Brittanla and silvcrplatcd Tea and Coffee Setts, do. Castors, Wire Dish Covers, Cutlery, Lamps, of all kinds, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, etc, etc. K7" All arc invited to call and examine our goods, as we take pleasure in showing them, even if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit CHINA HALL L, before making your purchases. E. D. BENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 1S33. 212 ly


ocr: C. IT. PECK'S Hill Point Drug Store. A GENERAL assortment of fresh Drugs and Medicines, Patent Medicines generally used und sold by druggists, just opened and for sale. Also, tho best quality of Cognac Brandy, and other liquors, for medicinal purpopes. Prescriptions carefully propounded and put up, by Dr. A. VANDUSKX, Practicing Physician. CHEAP READY MADE CLOTHING AND FAMILY GROCERIES, 30,000 genuine imported Cigars; also a, superior quality of chewing and smoking Tobacco. Druggists supplied with a pure article of Bran dy and other liquors, for medicinal purposes, at the lowest wholesale prices. . Mill Point, January 1, 1830. f 123 ly The King of Saw-Mills. Page's Patent, Portable Circular a w-SMins Improved. THE Subscriber tenders hfs acknowledgments to his friends and customers in Michigan and vicinity, for their liberal patronage since he first called their attention to these Mills, and now begs leave to say ho has of late made many valuable improvements in their construction, and being able to furnish better saws than ever made before, flatters himself ho can furnish a better and Cheaper Mill for the purpose of making Lumber, than ever offered to tho public. . These mills do their work with less power and In a better style and with greater saving of lumber, than tho Gate or Muley Millcan bo used in any ordinary mill frame, and with any good power that runs a Gate or Muley Mill, and do double the work, it is estimated, in the same time; and for simplicity and durability, are all that can be reas onably desired. They will saw all kinds of timber, are well adapted to all kinds of work, and arc cap able of cutting, on the average of from 15,000 to 23,000 feet per day. Boilers with Engines and other Machinery, Expressly adapted to run these mills furnished on reasonable terms and short notice, at as low price as an article as good can be furnished else where. Circular saws upset, Saw Gummers, Belting and Steam Packing constantly on hand. For further particulars, please address the sub scriber by mail, or bv personal application to A. E. BISSEL, Detroit, Mich. Caution. persona are most respectfully re quested to beware of whom they purchase Circular Saw-Mills, for many have procured these mills from thoso having no authority to make and vend tho 6amo from tho inventor and patentee. Expe rience has proved that a large Circular Saw cannot be used with success and profit without Page's Patent, and every person using these Mills without authority, will be deemed trespassing, and dealt with accordingly the subscriber being the only person authorized to make and vend the same in the Northern States. J. K. SANBORN, Sandy Hill. N. Y.


ocr: 1856 -1856 CUTLER & WARTS, Storage, Forwarding1 & Com mission Icrchants, Dealers in Lumber, Shingles, Produce, , . Salt, Flour and Planter. GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN. D. CUTLER, H. L. WARTS.


ocr: GRAND IIAVISX, MICHIGAN I WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBE 22, R185G. , , FOIt PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. t FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. Michael Shotninker, David A. Noblr, Jonathan P. King,. John C. niaiifhard, Ilobcrt Ci-oum, Dewltt C. Walker. STATE OFFICERS: For Governor, ALPIIEUS FELCII. " Lieut. -Governor, EDWIN II. LOTnilOP. Secretary of State, FITZ HENRY STEVENS " State Treasurer, ROBERT M. DAVIS. M Commissioner of Land Office, ALLEN GOOD RIDGE. " Auditor General, DAVID R. DENNIS. " Superintendent of Public Instruction, FRAN CIS W. SHEARMAN. Attorney General, AMOS GOULD. For ConjfreesE Flrat District, GEORGE V. N. L0TI1RQP, of Wnyne. For CoiijBjrc Seroml District, JOHN S. BARRY, of St. Joseph. For Congress Third District, FLAVIDS J. LITTLEJOHN, of Allegan. ' For CoureM Fourth DUlrlct, GEORGE W. rECK, of Ingham. For Senator Thirty-First Senatorial District, ISRAEL .V. HARRIS. For Representative, ROBERT W. DUNCAN. COUNTY OFFICERS: " Circuit Court Commissioner GROSVENON REED. " Treasurer GEORGE PARKS. " Sheriff DAVID B. COMSTOCK. " Clerk and Register WILLIAM N. ANGEL. " Prosecuting Attorney GROSVENOR REED " Judge of Probate WILLIAM HATHA- WAY, Jr. " Survevor-GEORGE EASTMAN. " Coroners ASA REED, and PETER DAL- TON. " Fish Inspector-SAMUEL L. BIGELOW.


ocr: " N. B." "fTTIIICII, "being interpreted." means V V very particular notice that wo wish all per sons having any kind of unsettled business us, to call and adj ust the same without delay. Ul fiecwith tho Register of Deeds. 222 tf.J Gilbert & Co. Grand Haven, December 20, 1855.


ocr: ALLEN & IIAXTON, (Successors to George IV. Allen,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, YANKEE-NOTIONS AND PEDLERS' GOODS, DC?" No. 1, Commercial Block, foot of Monroo street. Grand llapids, Mich. Geo. W. Allen, 2.')8 ly J Benj. IIaxtov.


ocr: Democratic State Convention. a nmnrntf StAtft Convention will be held at Onnrt linns, in the village of Jackson, on Wed U V vw . - . . v . . 1 J npcrtnv thfKlxth davof Aneust. next, at 11 o clock in the forenoon, to make nominations for State Officers, and to transact sucn otner uusiness may properly come before the convention. Ottawa County is entitled to two delegates. I3y order of the State Central Committee. as


ocr: Lost, IN the fore part of June, 1850, at White River, a note for $90, date about the 16th of July, 18 Vt V . a note for $8 ia date on " about the V . ofIay 1830; both given by 1. E. Carlton to Anton Mango. This 1$ to caution persons against purchasing such notes, should they be found. 252 w3 July 29,1350. AntonManoo. ,


ocr: GRAND II A VEX. MICHIGAN! WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1856. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF MHNSTIYAHIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY.


ocr: sunk in tho deep; or elevated upon their ap--propriato staff, seperate from the republican flag, I cannot conscientiously, and therefore shall not train in that company. Yours, &c, L. Mooke. Grand Rapids, Oct 0, '50.


ocr: Notice of Copartnership. rpilli undersigned have this day formed a co X partnership for the purpose of doing a gener al Mercantile, Forwarding and Commission busi ness, under the lirm and name of Lnther & Hins dale, at the store recently occupied by Geo. Luther & Co. - George Luther, Norman Hinsdale. Lamont, Aug. 13, 18o0. ,


ocr: r c w Goods, 1 DECEIVED this day, by propeller Troy, a X part of our large assortment of Spring and Bummer Goods, which we will sell at a small prof it for cash. Persons in want of good Goods will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere. April, 11, 1850. CuILEIi &V.A-Hi. ESS" PORK. 50bbls. Mess" Pork "for" safe cheap, by C. & W. H AM S 500 lbs. Hams for sale at the store c. & w.


ocr: GOODS AT COST!! HAXTON, CUTLER & WARTS will sell their stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockory, Hardware. &c., j9l T O O S 1 for cash, for the next thirty days ! I Now is tho time for good bargains. Grand Haven, January 1, 18"G.


ocr: Fall Trade of l855. WE arc now opening a very large Stock Fall and Winters Goods, direct from York, comprising the latest fashionable of dfess-goods. Our line of Ladies wear, nnd va riety of Trimmings, for the market, wo think can not bo beat, nnd wilh an extensive assortment Prints, Foreign and Domestic Goods, Hats and Caps, Hardware. Groceries, Uoots and Shoes, wo are prepared for an unusu ally large casli trade. Febry & Wallace. Oct. 15, 1855. AFRESH supply of University Popular Medi cines, also a new stock of Avcr's Cherry Pec toral just received by propeller Ottawa, at Griffin's Drugstore.


ocr: 1855.' r TRANSPORTATION.' . ' 1855. FEIUIY & SONS, . ' " fotfoarbing ani Commission Jflfrt bants. OWNEIiS ANDA GENTS OF Lako Propeller and Grand River b team boat Linos. Central Uock, Wutfr St., (iruml Haven. K7" Goods from Chicago, deposited with James 11. llugunin, Chicago, will bo forwarded without delay. Tho Fast Sailing Schooner Supply, WILL mn rccularlv during tho season of navl gation, between St. Joseph nnd Grand Traverse, touching at all or tnc lntcrmeuiate pons. The SUPPLY has recently been re-fitted, and is In all resnccts all that is desirable for tho com fort of passengers and speedy transportation of freight. For freight or passnge npply to the Captain on board, or Messrs. I-crry & bona, (.rami liaven : Ky erson & Morris, Muskegon ; J. K. Sutherland, St Joseph: Camel & Co., Grand Traverse. 1S! mCJ Geo. V. Mitchell, Master. May 1, 1835.


ocr: . 1855. v Tit AUSPQRTATIOIT. 1?55. ferry; & ; 'ortaMng ' anb Commission Jpmbanili" Ci WNKRS ANI) A CI K N TV? n K 5 Lake Propeller and Grand r7 T A. T ! oieumuuut jjines. Central Dokt AVote r st.t Grand Haven. rn?" ftmvlt from Chlcairo. denosited with 11. Hugunin, Chicugo, will bo forwarded ueiay. . . .-, .. : .. -, , , . The Fast Sailing Schooner WILL run regularly during the eeuson of navi gation, between St. Joseph and Grand touching at all of the Intermediate ports.' The IS UPPLY has recently been re-fitted, is in all respects all that is desirable for the com fort of passengers and speedy transportation Jbrelght. For freight or passage apply to the Captain board, or Messrs. Ferry & Sons. Grand Haven : erson & Morris, Muskegon ; J. E. Sutherland, Joseph: (Jamel & Uo., urand Traverse. 189 mOJ ' Geo. D. Mitchell, Master. May 1, 18.35.


ocr: vFreohf Goods TU3T arrived nt Griffin's Drug Store.. Largo mt umnll.a all ha m n. 'A An t rfl fit A nrMrina which it is Impossible to enumerate. Also all tho vaneues oi, , . k . . ,, r FAiMTLYc GKOOEPJES. Mess Pork, Smoked Hams and Shoulders, prime I v 1 - 1 1 1 V. . 11 rr.Mn.lni1. T ..... ons. etc., etej . k ' . ' , April 23, 1855. ' ' . Blacksmith, Gunsmith, and Farrier. HpiIE undersigned Is prepared to do all kinds of .X. ,worK in tnis urancn or Dusmess, on snort no tlco'. . Wagons, farming implements, mills, vessels guns, etc., etc., repaired in the best manner. , PartlcaJar attention will bo given to horse-shoe log.. . .,,...,..,.,-......, 1 will attend to all calls from thpse who may want an i'Tnerienoefi Farrier. . i Shop, corner Fulton and Third streets. Grand Haven, Mich.. . - w ly . August 14,1855. ' , ! . , E. Takkex.


ocr: W. II. RUGGLES, dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Yan kee Notions. KP" Second door below the Washington House, street, Grand Haven, Mich.


ocr: 1855. TRANSPORTATION.' 1855. FERRY &. SONS, 'oitaVtng uni (Commission glrrchiinis. O WNERS AND A GENTS OF Lake Propeller and Grand River Stoamboat Lines. Central Dock, Yt'nter at., tirnnil Haven. K7" Goods from Chicago, deposited with James It. Hugunln, Chicago, will be forwarded without delay. IUOWN SI1EETIXGS, Shirtings, TickT, Osna- burgs, Striped Shirtings, and Stripes for men's and boy's summer wear; also some of that yard and a quarter wide Sheeting, so much want ed. Wo have a largo stack of it on hand, und sell ing remarkably cheap, at C.&W. BOOTS & SHOES. TUST received by Express, a line assortment of Hoots and Shoes suitable for all classes, from the finest Poot, to tho coarsest Urogan, for men or boys. Ladies' Gaiters, llusklns, Jenny Lind, II. 14 Ties, children's shoes, &c., &e., which will be sold cheap for cash. C. & W.


ocr: Boots & Shoes. T ' J ; A LARGE assortment, among which may be found Ladies Tan colored and Congress silk Gaiters, Misses Hronze Bootes and Silk Gaiters, children's Hronze and Patent Leather Shoes and Tan colored Gaiters, Gents Patent Leather, Con gress, and Lasting Gaiters, which we will sell low er than ever before otTcred In this place. June 4, 1855. , . Febut & Wallace.'


ocr: C. II. PECK'S Mill Point Drug Store. A GENERAL assortment of fresh Drugs an Medicines, Patent Medicines generally used and sold by druggists, just opened and for sale. Also, the best quality of Cognac Brandy, and other liquors, for medicinal purpopes. Prescriptions carefully propounded and put upr by James Singer, a thorough, experienced drug gist. FAMILY GROCERIES, of chewing and smoking Tobacco. quality genuine imported Cigars ; also a superior Druggists supp led with a pure article of Bran dy and other liquors, for medicinal purposes, at the lowest wholesale prices. Mill Toint, Aug. 25, l$5fl. f 123 if


ocr: PATTERSON '& COLE, House, Boat and Sign GRAINERS, Paper-Hangers, Glaziers and Gild " ers. . N. B. Particular attention paid to Zinc Paint ing and Calsamining. All orders promptly attend ed to. Mixed Paints for sale. Shops, Grand Rapids, third door from Canal, Lyon street; Grand haven, oil Water street, low er warehouse. ' J. Pattfrsos, W. F. Colk. Grand Haven, Aug. 25, lS'i. f25C


ocr: N c xv G o o d s 9 RECEIVED this day, by propeller Troy, part of our large assortment of Spring Summer Goods, which we will sell at a small prof it for cash. Persons in want of good Goods do well to call before purchasing elsewhere. April, 14, 1850. Cctler & Waiit8. MESS POUK. 50 bbls. Mess Pork for C & W.


ocr: New Barber Shop. JOSEPH LASSOR has recently opened a on Washington street, opposite tho Washing ton House, over Davis' tailor shop, where he bo happy to wait upon nil, who may wish his serv ices, in the best manner. All kinds of needle work will also be received neatly executed. , Grand Haven, February 10, 1855. 182


ocr: . . m OTTAWA HOUSE, CiKAJVD MAVEX, MICH. THIS IIouso is pleasantly situated on Water street. It baa lately been refitted, and is so ar ranged that tho proprietor feels confident that those favoring him with their patronage will bo satisfactorily accommodated, as in point of fare, accommodation and attention, no effort will bo wanting on tho part of tho proprietor or attend ants to make it a pleasant homo for the sojourner. Stages leave this house daily, for Grand Rapids and intermediate places. Good stabling provided for horses at all times. LEVI SHACKELTON. Grand Haven, January 7, 1833. 1224 tf.


ocr: An infidel remarked within tho hearing of a girl of thirteen, that nil things wero made, by chanco; and the world, liko a mushroom,' sprang up in tho night. w I should liko to know, sir,'! sho asked, " where the seed came from!":' ' ' James Buchanan is said to ho sixty-four years old. Tho Washington Star eays he was born April 12, 1701.


ocr: 1855. TRANSPORTATION, 1855. FERRY '& SONS, orfoarimtg anb (Commission glrrttnis. (' , OWXEBS AND AGENTS OF Lako Propeller and Grand Rivor btoam boat Lines. Central Dock, Wutrr t., Liraud Haven. Ct? Goods from Chieniro. denosited with James R. Hugunin, Chicago, will bo forwarded without delay. WILL run regularly during tho season of navi gation, between St. Joseph and Grand Traverse, touching at all of the Intermediate ports. Tho SUPPLY m recently been re-litted, nnd is in all respects all that is desirable for tho com fort of passengers and speedy transportation of Freight. ror lrciarht or passage apply to the Captain on board, or Messrs. Ferry & Sons, Grand Haven ; Ry crson & Morris. Muskegon : J. E. Sutherland, St. Joseph: Camel & Co., Grand Traverse. IS) muj Geo. D. Mitchell, Master. May 1, 1855.


ocr: TO HOUSE KEEPERS AND ALL OTIIEBS JNTEBESTED ! ! "VTOUR attention Is Invited to tho large and splen X .did stock now opening at r OTllTlgtE3:lly Consisting of a complete assortment of v China, Earthon and Glasswaro ! Making the most extensive and richest exhibition ever made in Western Michigan. As we buy our goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, we are enabled to enter into successful competition with any establishment in the West. We have al so manv articles in the line of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver plated Spoons, Britfanla and silver plated Tea und Coffee Setts, do. Castors. Wire Dish Covers, Cutlery, Lamps, of all kinds, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Waiters, Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, etc., etc. D All are Invited to cull and examine our goods, as we take pleasure in showing them, even if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit C IIIiVA HAL L L, before making your purchases. E. D. BENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 1833. 2V2 ly


ocr: New. 'Goods '9 EECEIVED this day, by propeller Troy, part of our largo assortment of Spring Summer Goods, which we will sell at a small it for cash. Persons in want of good Goods do well to call before purchasing elsewhere. April, 14, 1S5A. . Cut leu & Wartb. M ESS PORK. 50 bbls. Mess Pork for cheap, by J. to . 500 lbs. Hams for sale at the store


ocr: C. II. PECK'S Hill Point Drug Store. A GENERAL assortment of fresh' Drugs -'Medicines, Patent Medicine? generally and sold br druggists, just opened and for sale. Also, the best quality of Cognac Brandy, other liquors, for medicinal purports. Prescriptions carefully propounded and put Dr. A. VANDUSEN, Practicing CHEAP BEADY MADE CLOTHING FAMILY GROCERIES, 30,000 gen nine imported Cigars; also a quality of chewing and smoking Tobacco. Druggists supplied with a pure article of Bran dy and other liquors, for medicinal purposes, the lowest wholesale prices. Mill Point, January 1, 18.36. 123


ocr: TO HOUSE KEEPERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED U YOUR attention is invited to the large and splen did stock now opening at , Consisting of a complete assortment of China, Earthen and Glassware ! Making the most extensive and richest exhibition ever made in Western Michigan. As we buy our goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, wo are enabled to enter into successful competition with any establishment in the WeBt. Wc have al so many articles in the line of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, Iron, German Silver, Albata and Silver plated Spoons, Urittania and silver plated lea and Coffee Setts, do. Castors, Wire Dish Covers, Cutlery, Lamps, of all kinds, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Waiters, . Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, , Feather Dusters, Bird Cages, etc., etc. By All aro invited to call and examine our goods, as wc take pleasure in showing them, even, if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit CHINA HA L L L, before making your purchases. E. D. RENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapids, October, 1S55. 212 ly


ocr: On the 29tH ult., in the township of Crockery, by II. T, Young, Esq., Wm. W. Dejts and Mauv J. Felton, both of Crockery. THE undersigned, believing that the timo has arrived when it will bo moro beneficial to the farmers of this, Ottawa County, to organize an Agricultural Society than to remain any longer in an unorganized state, havo concluded to call a Convention of tho farmers of tho county; to bo held at Steel's Landing, at 12 o'clock of tho 20th day of February, inst., lor the pnrpose of organi zing the Ottawa County Agricultural Society, and of transacting such other business in connection with the organization as may be deemed proper by tho confmittec. ' . A general attendance of the farmers of the county is most respectfully invited. K7" An address may bo expected from Timo thy Kastmax, Esq. Signed Timothy Eastman, Simeon Hazclton, Polkton ; Cirosvcnor liccd, Thomas Jones, Allen dale : William Hathaway Jr., John II. Davidson, Crockery; Daniel Angel, Georgo IJaxter, Gco Lnther, Tallmadgc ; Ceo. W. Wolton, Muskegon ; Uriah Chubb Chester; Timothy Fletcher, Will iam Rogers, Edward Stafford, Iiavenna; T. B.Lillie, Ircnus Wcllman, Silvius Waters, Wright; Henry Pcnnoycr, John W. Cook, Ottawa; L. M. S. Smith,


ocr: New Goods! ISJust receiving a large stock of Fall and Winter Goods, which will bo sold at unusually LO IV PRICES! Call and examine his stock of Trints, Delaines, Cloths, Casimeres, and Domestic Goods. BOOTS & SHOES, of all styles, and sizes, and at prices that cannot fail to suit. Hats, Caps, Stoves, Shelf Hardware, Groceries, etc., etc., too numerous to mention. Call and see 1


ocr: W C XV Cr O O l S , RECEIVED this day, by propeller Troy, 1 part of our large assortment of Spring Summer Goods, which we will sell at a small it for cash. Persons in want of good Goods do well to call before purchasing elsewhere. April, 11, ISoG. Cutler & Warts. rEsS'POBK. 50 bbls. Mess Pork "for i Leheap, by C. & W. 500 lbs. liams for sale at the store &


ocr: .. ., Attachment Notice. : TATE OF MICHIGAN, Tho Circuit Court for the county ot uttawa: ... ulm I). Tark, Plaintiff", ) "Vf OTICK Is hereby TS. JlM given that on the Charles Hart," Defendant. I iirst day of Janu , arr, A. 1). 1850, a writ of attachment was issued from tho Court above named, wherein the above named John 1). Park was Plaintiff, and the above named Charles Hart, Defendant, for the sum of five thousand dollars, that said writ was mado re turnablc on tho lirst Tuesday of February, A. 1). 18.V5, and that as appears from tho return of said writ, property has been attached thereon, and that the Defendant abovo named could not bo found. John I). Park, Plaintiff. It. W. Dlncax, Att'y. -Grand Haven, February 0, 1S-3G. 228 w7


ocr: 1855. TRANSPORTATION. 1855. FERRY & SONS, . orfoai&ing anV (Commission lilmlpnfs. OWNERS AND AGENTS OF Lako Propeller and Grand River bteamDoat .Lines. Central Dock, "VVuter Mt.f Ornitil Haven. CC?" floods from Chicago, deposited with James R. Hugunin, Chicago, will be forwarded without delay. J0l.Tho Fast Sailing Schooner WILL run rcsrularlv during tho season of navi gation, between St. Joseph and Grand Traverse, touching at all of the Intermediate ports. The SUrrLY has recently been rc-fitteu, and is In all respects all that is desirable for the com fort of passengers and speedy transportation of Freight. For freight or passage apply to the Captain on board, or Messrs. Ferry & Sons, Grand Haven ; Ry erson & Morris, Muskegon : J. E. Sutherland, St. Joseph : Camel & Co., (J rand Traverse. lb'j muj ueo. if. Mitchell, juastcr. May 1, 1S.35.


ocr: 1 C-W "O ECEIVF.D this Goods , day, Dy .propeller Troy, part of our largo assortment of Spring Summer Goods, which we will sell at a small prof it for cash. Persons in want of good Goods do well to call before purchasing elsewhere. April, 14, 1850. Cutler & Warts. MESS PORK 50 bbls. Mess Pork for C.& w.


ocr: Ottawa Iron Works, OTTAWA POIXT. OTTAWA CO., MICH. TI7"M. M. FERRY, Jr.. Manurncturcr of Station V ary and Marine, high or low pressure. STEAM ENGINES, Mill Gearing, Iron and Brass Castings. Particu lar attention will paid to the manufacture of Muloy and Circular Sawmills. superior Siding Mills built at short notice, ready for setting up. Immediate attention given at all times to Repairing Engines, Mills, Mill Gearing, Siding Mills, and Forging. Those having repairs to be made of cither of the above kinds of work, from a distanco or in this county, are assured that every effort will be used to fill with despatch their orders. Ave arc prepared to contract for building En gines and machinery for Boats and Mills of the iqost approved patterns and finish. India It ubbcr lU-Kliiir nnl Steam Pnrkliiir CSnskt-ta, constantly on Itnnd. C" Post Office address, Grand Haven, Mich. TSl'itfJ Wm. M.Ferry, Jr.


ocr: GOODS AT COST. QUTLER& WARTS will sell their stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware. &c, for cash, for tho next thirty days ! ! Now is tho time for good bargains. . Grand Haven, January 1, lb.).


ocr: Agricultural Warehouse and Seed. Store. THE subscribers have recently opened a store on Canal street, opposite the Public Hall, where they keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Farming Implements, Machines, Seeds, $c. They are also mrnufacturing PI-OAV'S of the most approved Eastern Patterns (Including tho celebrated Curtis Plow), also, Cultivators, Grain Cradles, &c. They keep constantly on hand Points for more than fifteen different kinds of Plows. These Points, as well as all other castings mado at this tdiop, arc of the best quality of hard Iron. Ihe wooding of Plows Is done by llenrv btone, whose long experience in the business, enables him to excel in this branch ot business. Farmers and those connected with agricultural pursuits, are invited to call and satisfy themselves that this is just the establishment winch they have so long needed. Stone & Chubb. Grand Rapids, February 1, 18o5. 178 ly


ocr: ATTENTION, MECHANICS ! Work and the Money Ready! ! THE undersigned will meet at the residence of Wm. Hathaway Jr., on Saturday the 12th day of April next, at 1 o'clock P M., for the purpose of letting the Job of building a School-House, In school district No. 2, of the township of Crockery. Tho site of said house is three-fourths of a mile West irom the residence of Wm. Hathaway, Jr. Size of house, 20 by 30 feet, inside ; specifications given at tho time of letting. Give us a call, then, as it will be a trood lob. and- the cash ready. . a. SLATER, ) Geo. Fleming, Building Committtee. II. D. Scott. Crockery, March 31, 1830. 230 w2


ocr: NOTICE. My wife, Elizabeth, on the 25th ult., without just cause or provocation, left mv bed and board. Now. therefore. I forbid anv on r harboring or trusting her, on my account, as I shall pay no debts of her contrnetinir after this date. n K. Patterson-. March 20, 185(3. 230 w3


ocr: Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Su- pcryisors of Oceana County will hold their annual meeting, commencing on Monday, the 13th day of October next, at the office of Campbell, Wheeler & Co., Stony Creek (there being no build ing at the county scat), for the purpose of trans acting such business as may properly come before said Board. Harvey Tower, Co. Clerk. Stony Creek, Sept. 5, 1&"0. f 4v 25S


ocr: (fltarrirft, At Polkton, on the 10th inst., by Rev. Wtn. C Comfort, Mr. Hue, it G. Averill and Miss Ann Maria Jacksox; both of Polkton


ocr: THE JB KANDJEU CiltAKD I1AV1S.V, MICIIIGANi W Kl)NKSl)AYlivnNlNG, SETT 21, 1S5G. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMKS BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, : OF KENTUCKY. . roil PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. Mlclinel Shot-iimker, David A. Noble, Jonathan P. King, .Tohn C. lUniichnnl, llobirt Crouse, l)tw Ut C. Walker. STATE OFFICE1M: l or Governor, ALPHEUS EELCII. " Lieut. Governor, EDWIN II. LOTIIIIOP. Secretary of State, TITZ HENRY STEVENS! " State Treasurer, ROBERT M. DAVIS. . " Commissioner of Land Office, ALLEN GOOD RIDGE. " Auditor General, DAVID R. DENNIS. " Superintendent of Public Instruction, FRAN CIS W. SHEARMAN. " Attorney General, AMOS GOULD.,, For CongvrrNg First District GEORGE V. N. LOTIIROP, of Wayne. . For Congress Second District, JOHN S. HARRY, of St. Joseph. ' ' For 'CongrcM Third District, ELAVIUS ,J. LITTLEJOIIN, of Allegan. For Connie Fourth DUtrlct, GEORGE W. PECK, of Ingham.


ocr: Stoves, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. CHRISTOPHER METZ, OF CHI CA G O, HAS opened a Store at Grand Haven, where he will manufacture nil kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, on the shortest notice, and at reduced prices. A general assortment of Hardware, of all kinds, constantly on hand, to which the attention of all who wish to purchase is respectfully invited, v Particular attention paid to jobing. Grand Haven, Oct. 1, 1830. CGI tf.


ocr: '',:! Boots & Shoes. A LARGE assortment, among which may be' found Ladies Tan colored and Congress silk infers. -Misses Bronze Bootes and Silk Gaiters. children's Bronze and Patent Leather Shoes and Tan colored Gaiters, Gents Patent Leather Con gress, and Lasting Uaiters, wnicn -we win sen iow er tnan ever ucioic viicxvv -. June 4, lbOO. : tciui


ocr: TO HOUSE KEEPERS I AND ALL OTIIERS INTERESTED YOUR attention is invited to tho largo and splen did stock now opening at Consisting of a complete assortment of ' ' j ' k v China, Earthen and Glassware ! Making the mostextensive and richest exhibition ever made in Western Michigan. As we buy our goods at first hands, mostly of manufacturers, we are enabled to enter into successful competition wRh any establishment in the West. -We have al so many articles in the line of " ' "! - HOUSE KEEPING GOODS; Iron," German Silver, Albata and Silver plated Spoons. Brittania and silver plated Tea and Coffee Setts, do. Custors, ' .., . Wire Dish Covers, Cutlery, . . Lamps, of all kinds, .. , . ' Tea Trays, ... , , ' ' ' ' r , .', Table Mats, ' 4 Waiters, ..... Wooden and Willow Ware, Looking Glasses, - - Feather Dusters, ' ' Bird Cages, etc, etc. - 03"" All are invited to call and examine our goods, as we take pleasure in showing thein, even if you do not purchase. Don't fail to visit O II IN A, . II A L L, before making your purchases. E. D. BENEDICT & Co. Grand Rapfds, October, 1855. 212 ly


ocr: PATTERSON & COLE, Houso, Boat and Sign Paintors, n RAINERS, rupcr-Hangcrs, Glaziers and Gild- VT ers. N. B. Particular attention paid to Zinc Paint ing and Calsamining. All orders promptly attend ed to. Mixed Puints for sale. Shops, Grand Rapids, third door from Canal, on Lyon street ; Grand Haven, on Water 6trcet, low er warehouse. J. Pattfrson, W, F. Cole. Grand Haven, Aug. 25, 185G. 25G tf.


ocr: Hoimcts. WEhavejun received a large supply of Bon ni'ts. of tlm best f Irs. Call and examine and we will guarantee to suit you, both a to price and fashion. Sept. 23, '36. Cutler & Warts.


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ocr: whf.ati.ey'S ARCH STREET THEATER, xxxi.vixuxxi.uuj. XJJ ) »JVCfE CJft ft ft DUMP ANY A o * Alt A ARCH STREET, AMOVE SIXTH, IHiilndrlphin. Composed of tiie first Artistes in tile world, and exceeding in strength and Talent any Dramatic combination heretofore offered to the Theatri cal Public, will appear EVERY NIGHT in Comedy, Tragedy, Serio-Comic Drama, Vaude villes, Musical Bmlettas, etc. [aug21-tf oy When visiting the City, go there. A and in


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ocr: WHEATLEY'S ARCH STREET THEATER, ARCH STREET, ABOVE SIXTH, Philadelphia. * THE STÄB G0MPA3Y Composed of the first Artistes in the world, and exceeding in strength and Talent any Dramatic combination heretofore offered to the Theatri cal Public, will appear EVERY NIGHT in Comedy, Tragedy, Serio-Comic Drama, Vaude villes, Musical Burtcttas, etc. [aug21-tf the there. in


ocr: WILLIAM 0. REDDEN, * - PRODUCE AND GEN'L COMMISSION MERCHANT, jVTO. 83 SOUTH WHARVES. Corner of il Pine Street, PHILADELPHIA. Also, Agent for t Delaware and on rhJ land. Wr sale of Real Estate in astern Shore ol Mary doc 1-1 v of


ocr: coiRrsriDoiKr Boarding School for Girls, EAR DOVER, DEL.—The next session of this School will commence on the 3d WEDNESDAY of September, (17th.) All the useful and ornamental branches of a thorough education are taught. Terms, for English studies, with Drawing nnd Needle-Work, $159.00 per year. Music, Painting a«d tjw Modern Languages, extra. Washing, ditto. For circulars or other particulars address th« Principal. IN Rev. THO. G. MURPHEY, A. M., Dover, Del. aug5 tS17