ocr: J. II. REED & CO., ... . WHOLESALE .' B II XT O Gr I Q T J3 Nos. 144 & 146 Lake Street, CIIIOAOO, - ILLINOIS. Jobbert of all Descriptions of Drugs, Chemicals, Dyes, Oils, Paints, Qlass," Bruthet, Toilet Goods, urfical Instruments, etc 292-


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ocr: ; Excelsior Grain Cradles Manufactured and for sale by the dozen or at retail, at my Agricultural Warehouse. ' A. L. Cm;ni. A LAKGE assortment of Grass Scythes and Snathes at the Agricultural Warehouse, by A. L. Cnunn. RAPLES repaireil and extra Fingers for sale, at the Agricultural Warehouse, by A.I Chubb 0

place_of_publication: Grand Haven, Mich.

publisher: Barns & Angel


ocr: t n . : v r- 1857 1857 B K AB I N, M I N D T II A T W: D ' F O S T ER & C. Keep tho largest and best assortment of j . . ' ' ,'i . i - t H A R D 7, A R E , 'Tobe found in ther r ' ' '-" ' ' j Grand River Valley, And would particularly invite tho attention of ' ; r . ; ' ) ; ' ) , v r 'vaa tJ "ST 33 3EX J3 .,. j '. ! ' i To their Stock of , - 0 J i ; :, BELTING, PACKING, FILIS, ' i-1 - ' i )i fi :.. . i , . ' . i.i - ('.. MILL, CIRCULAll AND CROSS-CUT RA"VS,' -si..' ' j':. ' ! ..'I !!' , : " COOPERS AND CARPENTERS' 1 TOOLS. f " r Broad and Narrow Axes, .s,; ' ; Glass, Sash, and "' r . . ' Nails. DOOR TRIMMINGS, ' .. Tin, and Copper Ware, COOKING, inOX & PARLOR STOVES, Of every variety, .. ; , , ' , " which'tbey will sell at reasonable'.p.iuoes.''' W.-D. POSTKR & CO. Grand Rapids, January 28, 1857. : IF YOU WANT TO BUY H A R D W A R E, 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, GRANDRAPIDS OR CHIC AGO. Grand Rapids. 178tf CULTIVATOR TKETH. Steel cultivator teeth, in quantities to suit purchasers; from one to one thousand, with or without woods. , . W. I). Foster & Cv I?IFTY Dozen Hoes (to closo out the stock), by . the dozen. Send your money quick before they are gone. , -. W. PvFostku & Co. IAT1I YAIIN", Hemp andlndia Rublcr Pnck j ing, on hand at W. P. Foster & Co'a. " f ANILLA ROPE. A large supply on hand at llJL i m V . D. l'OHTER Ai .CO 8 ; Excelsior Grain Cradles Manufactured and for sale by the dozen or at retail, at my Agricultural Warehouse. ' A. L. Cm;ni. A LAKGE assortment of Grass Scythes and Snathes at the Agricultural Warehouse, by A. L. Cnunn.


ocr: GOOD NEWS!! NO MATTER whether Buchan an or Fremont J elected Prcsi dent, ono thing IS CERTAIN, viz: That a large stock of tho best quality of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals aud Surgical Instru ments, xauKco motions, uroccries, rrovlsions etc., etc., for Fall and Winter trade, Is now in store and arriving at GrifflnY Keeping no books of account, selling for cash, nnd having a continually increasing trade, I can and will sell for less profit than ever before, nnd warrant tho one thousand and ono articles kept in store, as good as recommended, or refund the money. . Attention I requested to our largo supply of Winter Sperm Oil, Machinery, Sweet and Ollvo Oils, Boiled and Raw Linseed Oils. Varnishes, Camphenc, Turpentine, Burning Fluid and Alco hoi. Wc have over ono thousand gallons of the above in store. Two hundred kegs and cans of the various qualities of Pure White Buffalo Lead, New Jersey Snow Whito Zinc, Paris Green and Hampden Green (in oil ), and all other colors, with every description of Painters' Tools, Also a small stocic or aicdicinal AVlncs, lirandy, Wolfed Aromatic Schnnppcs, and Scotch Ale. Sweet's Flour, Middlings, Buckwheat Flour on hand in any quantity. II. Griffin, Agent. Oct. 20, 18-30.. Ill Store, A QUANTITY of Goods marked W. Ingcrsoll, (irand Haven. Tho owner will please call,


ocr: Ill Store, QUANTITY of Goods marked W. IngcrsoII, Grand Haven. The owner will please call, charges and take them away. Cutler & "Warts. QUANTITY of household good marked L. S. liowley. The owner will please call, pay and take them away. Cutler & Warts.


ocr: AUGUSTUS W. TAYLOR, Judge of Probate, for Ottawa County. Office, for the present with the County Treas urer, Grand Haven, Mich. CP" Papers and business communications trans mitted to tho Court, through favor of II. D. Post, Holland, or left with Mr. Henry Brower, Grand Haven, or John W. Barns, Times Office, will ro ceive prompt attention. Court days, tlrst and third Mondays of each month. Post ofllce address, Ottawa Center, Ottawa Co. Mich.


ocr: RE-OPENED. X The " WASHING lOIi HOUSE, Leoqat Brothers, Proprietor. THIS Houso Is now Acn for the reception of guests. The "WaslflngUn" has been thoroughly re-fitted and furnished, throughout, in the most comfortable and modern ttyic. Travelers, strangers, men of business, and oth ers, visiting Grand Haven, are respectfully invited to cTve us a call, with the assuranco tnat our Dest endeavors will bo to render our guests comforta ble and satisfied. 44 Excelsior" Is our motto, and the public will find ft so, whoso patronage Is most respectfully solicited. J. A. Lkgua.t, Grand Haven, Mich. A.J. Leooat. 2fi2tf


ocr: THE MARKETS: Grand Haven, Juno 3, 1857. BUTTER, per lb. CHEESE, SUGAR, brown, " white, LARD, HAMS, SHOULDERS, HIDES, dry, 44 green, SYRUP, per gal. MOLASSES, 23-2S 12-15 11- U 16-18 15-18 12- 16 10-12 1.25- EGGS, pr doz. 15-18 FLOUR, pr bbl, 8.00 SALT, fine, 2,25- " coarse, 3,00 PL ASTER, 1,25 POKK, 25.00- " pr cwt. 10,00 CORX, prbush. 1.00 APPLES. dried, 3,25 LUMBER, dry, 10.00 " green. 8,00 LATII, 2,50 Shingles, (war.) 2.50 (com.) 2.00 BARK, pr cord, 3.50 WOOD, 2,25- 75- BEANS, pr bush. 3.00- ONlONS. 1.50-CRANBERRIES.3.00-OATS. 85-90 POTATOES, 1,75- Detroit, May 28. Flour. City Mill3 extra, $8,50 Graham flour, $3,25 per cwt. Beef. Steak, 12 1-2 cts. Salt beef, 8 cts. Butter. Roll, 25-26 cts. Cheese. Best quality, 15 cts. Egos. 12-14. Potatoes. $1,25. Ter peck, 35 cts. Poultry. Chicken?, dressed, 25 live, 30-35. Chicago, May 30. A complaint Is made of the general depression of business, which operates disadvantageously on the trade denlcrs. Flour. Held with great confidence, and sales made only at full prices. Spring extra has sold regularly at $6,25. Wheat. Firm at $1,25. Corn. Sales have been mado at 75 to 76 cents.


ocr: GRAND HAVEN ADVERTISEMENTS. WATCHES, CLICKS AND JEWELRY. w. h: rug gl es, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler, .... Would announce to' the people of Grand Haven and vicinity, that he keeps on hand a large and good assortment of . - ' Watches, Clocks & Jewelry !! Yankee Notions b Toys of all kinds, Also a good assortment of 4 ' Books and Stationery ! Blardz Book's, Novels t fyc. ,! .1 -. AGENT TOR PIANOS, MELODEONS, And other Musical Instruments, ; . i Thoso who wish any thing in my line, are invited to give me a call. WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY neatly repaired and warranted. t4Time that is lost oannot bo repaired f but watches that lose timo oW! . ) . W. II. Ruooles. Grand naven, May 11, 1857. 288 ,


ocr: THE FAST-SAILING SCHOONER 33. OXlL3VEJ3n. OfTcrs good facilities for tno speedy transportation of Merchandise and Freight between Chicago and Grand ' Haven. Atmlv to Galejc Eastman. owner, Central dock, west end Lake street bridge, Chicago, or to Yt rt& Soy, Grind Iaveo, 1293-


ocr: S T O V E S , -. AND ...... , ... - GEO. E. HUBBARD, Agent, Comer of Washington and Eirst streets, Grand Haven, Mich., :V...r.v. Sign of the "BIG TKAKETTLBM ' Dealer In Stoves, Iron, Nails. Spikes, Steel, Lead and Glass, Pumps. Lead Pipe, Sheet and Bar Lead, Sheet Copper, do. Brass, Iron and Zinc, Guns and Gun Trimmings, Powder, Shot, Gun Caps, Gun Locks, Povder Flasks, and Shot Pouches. Plows and Agricultural Implements of all kinds. Cutlery, Japan, Brittania, and Tin Vre, Collins Axes, which we will warrant to be of th$ very best quality. Shingle Shaves and Frows, Brass and Cauldron Kettles, Wagon Boxes, Babbit Metal, Belt Punch es, Belt Rivets, Burrs and ' IXTJ3333H3X1. FAOSIUC-. Wc keep constantly on hand a good assortment of Carpenter's Tools, of every variety. Hardware of everv kind always on hand. , Also Manufacturers of Tin, Copper 'and Sheet Iron ware, Eave-troughs and conductors made and put up in any part of the country and warranted to suit. , Particular attention paid to Jobbing. Persons wishing any thing in our line would do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.


ocr: NEW FIRM!! ALBEE &ThUNTING, New Goods! ITew Goods!! TUE UNDERSIGNED, having entered Into A co-partnership in tho Mercantile Business, have : : just received, and are constantly receiving ... new supplies or 3DIEL"Sr G-OODS O F .'A L L'-K I N D S ; PORK, II A MS, LARD, XT JTL Dried Apples, Peaches and Prunes, Salt, Mnstard, Tobacco, Codfish, Maple Sugar and Syrup, NAILS, GLASS AND PUTTY, Men's and Boys' Hats and Caps, MENS' CONGRESS GAITER BOOTS, . And everything connected with the trade, at Wholesale and Retail, at low figures for cash or ready pay. Cull and examine at the old stand of U. li. Albce, Graud Haven. C. B. ALBEE, ISAAC HUNTING. IV 7XMnia t,n.,fnrt ,,.cii,ff tntVA , a -fiym m7 address Am EE & Hunting, Grand Haven, Mich. N. n. All persons having accbunts with the old Store of C. J3. Albee, are requested to call and settle the same, as I am anxious to balance my old books. 2S7tf C. B. ALBEE. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, the best reme dy known for lung complaints, for sale at


ocr: JAMES PATTERSON, House, Boat and Sign Fainter, Grainer, Paper Hanger, Glazier ana Gilder. HAVING just arrived at this place, for the pur pose of opening a shop and making a per manent business, in the various departments the trade, I would announce that I am now pre pared to attend promptly to the calls of as many as may make application. JAMKS FATTERSOH. Grand Haren, April 21, 1S57. ftt


ocr: Htm cHburrttscmt nts. DETROIT 8? MILWAUKEE RAILWAY. NOTICE is hereby given to the subscribers to the Capital Stock of the Detroit and Mllwnii. keo Railway, in Ottawa County, that their sub- senpuona are aue ana payable at the Company's Office at Grand Rapids and Croclcerv Creek, ai follows f Five percent on the first dav of Mv. 1R.W. and five per cent on the first day of each succeeding month, until the full amount shall be paid in. AV. P. INNER. Resident F.ncrlnoov Tniirfh Dlvta. ion of the D. & M. Railway. 285 tf. SANDS XXX ALE. THE undersigned have the Agency for the salo of this celebrated Cream, Pale and Amber Ale, and are prepared to fill orders promptly, and sar isfactorily. Those wishing a fine article of ale,, will find ( on trial ) this ale to be superior to any draught ale ever before introduced into the Grand' River Valley. uraers for tho abovo aie is rcspeciiuwy soncuea. WASHINGTON HOUSE, Grand Haven, Leo-


ocr: ALLEN & IIAXTON, Successors to George W. Allen,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, YANKEE-NOTIONS AND PEDLERS' GOODS, E7" No. 1, Commercial Block, foot of Monroe street. Grand Rapids, Mich. Geo. W. Allen, f238 lyj Benj. Haxton.


ocr: Grand Haven, May 8, 1857. 288 NEW FIRM!! ALBEE & New Goods ! New Goods THE UNDERSIGNED, having entered into co-pnrtnership in the Mercantile Business, just received, and aro constantly receiving new supplies of XZL3T AND GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS; PORK, HAMS, PLOU XI, DRIED P A E P A P . C A L II ' NEE D S S PRUNES. Salt, Mustard, Tobacco, MAPLE S U Y O R A . U R P NAILS, GLASS AND Men's and Boys1 Hats and Caps, MENS' CONGRESS GAITER BOOTS, i And everything connected with the trade, Wholcsalo and Retail, at low figures for cash ready pay. Call and examine at the old stand of C. B. Grand Haven. C. B. ALBEE, ISAAC HUNTING. K7" Persons havina business with this -firm, address Aliieb & Hunting, Orand Haven, II. AH persons having accounts with the Store of C iJ. Albee, aro requested to call settle the same, as I am anxious to balance my old books. . 287tf C. B. ALBEE. JOURNEYMAN MASON WANTED Immedi ately. Apply at this oflioc, or the residence


ocr: Dissolution. THE fii-m of Calvert & Co. has this day dissolv ed by mutual consent. Tho business of the lato firm will be settled by the subscriber. The public arc invited to call as usual at tho old place, on Water street, next door to the Ottawa House, where they will find a great varietv of eve rything in tho lino of Groceries, Yankee Notions, etc., etc. L. Siiackelton. Jan'y 19, 18.50. 273 tf


ocr: STOVES AND ZEX. Eh it L are, GEO. E. HUBBARD, Agent, Corner of Washington and First streets Grand Haven, Mich., BIgn of tho Ilia TEAKETTLE," DEALER In Stoves, Iron, Nails, Spikes, Steel, Lead and Glass, Pumps, Lead Pipe, Sheet and Bar Lead, Sheet Copper, do. Brass, Iron and Zinc, Guns and Gun Trimmings. Powder, Shot, Gun Caps, Gun Locks, Powder Flasks, and Shot Pouches. . Plows and Agricultural Implements of all kinds. Cutlery, Japan, Brittanla, and Tin Wpre, Collins' Axes, which wo wiU. warrant to be of tho very best quality. Shingle Shaves and Frows, Brass and Cauldron Kettles, Wngon Boxes, Babbit Metal, licit Punch es, Belt Rivets, Burrs and Rubber Packing. We keep constantly on hand a good assortment of Carpenter's Tools, of every variety, iiaruwarc of cverv kind always on hnnd. Also Manufacturers of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Wares, Eave Troughs and Conductors made and put up in all parts of tho country and war ranted to 6uit. Particular attention paid to Job bing. Persons wishing any thing in our line would do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.


ocr: -.hi. m 1111 House, Boat and Sign Painters, RAINESS, Puper-Haugers, Glaziers and Gild X ers. N. B. Particular attention paid to Zinc Paint ing and rnlsamining. All orders promptly attend ed to. Mixed Paint for sale. Shops'; Grand Rapids, third door from Canal, on l,von street : Grand Haven, on Witter street, low er warehouse. J. Pattfrsoh, W. . Com. Grand Haven, Aug 88, 188. riiw tf S JTRAW and Cornstalk Cutters, at S. ft C s. Ag'l. Warehouse. 1


ocr: o O dil h h ft . 1 BEAU IN MIfJD THAT W. D. FOSTER & Co. Keep the largest and best assortment of HARDWARE, To be found in the Grand River Valley, And would invito the attention of B U Y E R S Particularly to their stock of I5KLTINO, PACKING, FILES, Mill, Circular and Cross-Cut S -L TOT s, coopers' and carpenters' tools. Broad and Narrow Axes, GLASS, SASH & NAILS, DOOR TRIMMINGS, Cooking, Box and Parlor STOVES, OF EVERY VARIETY TIN AND COPPER WARE, WHICH THEY WILL SELL AT RKASONRLE PRICES. W. D. POSTER &, CO. Grand Rapids, January 28, 1857. To Lumbermen.


ocr: BOUR'S CORDIAL, A snfo, iTily, mid fFrt-lual rmdy for 1J1 orrlun, Dysentery, anil llowel t oiiipluliits. THIS medicino may be relied upon as one the mildest and safest of remedies, while the same time it is effectual in curing this class discuses. K7" By observing the directions on the bottle, may be given to children with perfect safety. Sold wholesale nnd retail by H. V. Post, also for sale at (jriltin's Drugstore. Sept. 18, 18-V). 1 209 tf.


ocr: PATTERSON & COLE, House, Boat and Sign Painters, GRAINERS, Paper-Hangers, Glaziers and Gild ers. N. B. Particular attention paid to Zinc Paint ing and Calsamining. All orders promptly attend ed to. Mix i'd Paints for sale. Shops, Grand Rapids, third door from Canal, on Lyon street ; Grand Haven, on Water street, low er warehouse. J. Pattfrsok, W. F. Cole. Grand Haven, Aug. 25, 1856. (256 tf S TRAW and Cornstalk Cutters, at S. & C's. Ag'l. Warehouse.


ocr: 1 8.5 7. BEAR IN MIND THAT W. D. FOSTER & Co. Keep the largest and belt assortment of HARDWARE, To be found in the Grand River Valley, And would invito the attention of BUYERS Particularly to their stock of BELTING, PACKING, FILES, Mill, Circular and Cross-Cut S -A. "W S, coopers' and carpenters' tools. Broad and Narrow Axes, GLASS, SASH &, NAILS, DOOR TRIMMINGS, Cooking, Box and Parlor STOVES, OF EVERY VARIETY. TIN AND COPPER WARE, WHICH THEY WILL SELL AT REASONBLE PRICES. W. D. FOSTER & CO. Grand Rapids, January 28. 18-37.


ocr: Grand Rapids Book Bindery. THE undersigned would inform the citizens of Ottawa county thut they have 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 Office. They keep on hand, for sale, and will manufac ture to order all kinds and sizes of


ocr: IF YOU WANT TO BUY H A R n W A R F any kind or description W. D. FOSTER & KJ CO, can, and will, sell it to you as low as it can be bought in DETROIT, O B GRAND RAPIDS CHIC AGO nrrsv Mutter ( dm Meal and Beans, in good (j order and of the best quality, at Alrkr's. AMASK aud Moreen, of different colors at Albee's. D ATS. Corn, Ship Stuff, Pork, Flour and Beans. I J constantly fund it Crri.rn A- Warts


ocr: BLAKE A HTTBBAUD, gUCCESSOBS TO "FERRY & SONS' and " CUTLER & WARTS," Storoflt orottrtinfl & Conntission Conslgnees of tho American and Western Trans portation Companies, Agents for Chicago and Grand Haven line of Steamers, and Steam boats on Grand.Rlver ; also agents for tho sale of Imperial Mills Flour. JOSEPH BLAKE, WM. II. HUBBARD. Grand Haven, Mich. ' 2S0tf


ocr: Cheap! Cheaper! Cheapest! "VCnbLOloscilo cfia Xl.otA.JJU IT IS A SETTLED FACT THAT . KENDALL & CO SELL carpets, on-cioths, paper Hangings bc Silk Shawla TlrPM fioods and DfV Boots Shoes, Goods ":;,;' :;'".yan nw generally, cheaper than any concern in Grand Kapias x acy are now opening a fresh lot of SO 33 TOT Q I Xj IX O 2 consisting of Plaids and Stripes of various designs and colors. PLAIN SILKS OF ALL COLORS. A good Assortment of T7" lonoins, Of Superior quality and style. IK OUR DOMESTIC DEPAHTJIKaT We cannot fail to please all. Our SPRING PR I N ARE ELEGANT, T S CHALLIS and BAREGE DeLAINES!! And a Large variety of "XTVlxlto Groods ! All of which will be cheerfully shown. W e have also a fine assortment oi CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, And our Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES Cannot be Surpassed. Calf, Kip, Stoga and Patent Leather Boots in the Children's Shoes & Gaiters of all kinds and Latest Styles, just received from the Manufacturers, of whom we purchase our Boots and Shoes, and can therefore sea at Tj 0 W E It PRICES Than can be found elsewhere. Wc have the Best Stock of Millinory Gr o o d e Ever brought into this city. ONE PRICE ONLY. JOHN KENDALL & CO., 13 Canal St., Taylor & Barns' New Block. GRAND RAPIDS, Mayl3, 1857.- 2S4tf


ocr: THE MARKETS Grand IIaven, Jtlno 24, 1857. BUTTER, per lb. 15-20 . CHEESE, 12-15 SUGAR, brown, 11-14 u white, 16-18 LARD, x 15-18 HAMS. 12-16 SHOULDERS, 10-12 HIDES, dry, 12 " green, 06 SYRUP, per gal. 1,25 MOLASSES, 75-BEANS.prbush.3,00- . ONIONS, CRANBERRIES,3,00 OATS. 85-00 POTATOES, 1,75- EGGS.nrdoz. 15-18 FLOUR, prbbl, 8,00 SALT, fine, 2,25- " coarse, 2,50 PL ASTER, 1,25 POUK, 25.00- 44 pr cwt. 14,00 CORN, prbush. 1,00 APPLES. dried, 3,50 LUMBER, dry, 10,00 green, 8,00 LATII, 2,50 Shlnglcs, (war.) 2,50 (com.) 2,00 BARK, pr cord, 3,50 WOOD, 2.25- Chicago. June 20. The weather continues dull and rainy, and fears are entertained that It will prove injurious to the corn crop In low and moist land. Receipts of grain are fair. Flour. Spring wheat extras lower, no sales reported. Wheat. Lower and but little doing. Cork. Firm this morning. Oats. A little moro" active. Quoted at 58-00 In bags. Scoar. Firm; Cuba Is worth 12-14. Butter. More active common 13-14 choice 16 supply large. Cheese. Lower; western reserve 7-8. Potatoes. Vciy dull. The best qualities bring $1,00-1,10. Common 70-90. . Eoos. In fair demand at 14 cents per dozen by the bbl. Chicago Journal. Detroit, June' 18. Flour. Sales red wheat $7. White $7,50. Wheat. A sale of 1,000 bush, white at $1,C6. Xorn. Prices declining. Oats. 50-52. Pork. Mess firm At $25 ; with sales 30 bbls. Potatoes. 75-90. , Butter. 15-16. Eoos. In good demand at 11-15. Free Press.


ocr: RE-OPENED. The "WASHINGTON HOUSE," Leo oat Beotuebb, Proprietors. THIS House Is now open for the reception guests. The " Washington" has been thoroughly re-fitted and furnished, throughout, in tho most comfortable and modern style. Travelers, strancers. men of business, and oth ers, visiting Grand Haven, are respectfully Invited to give us a call, with tho assurance that our endeavors will be to render our guests comiona ble and satisfied. " Excelsior" is our motto, and the public find it so, whose patronage is most solicited. J.A. Leqqat, Grand Haven, Mich. A. J. Leo oat. 2G2tf


ocr: Boots c? SHoes ! 189 & 191 South Water St., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. -o- D. G. & R. T. RAWSON, Manufacturers and "Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, 57 Hanover Street, Boston. Manufactory at West Bojiston,Mass. R. T. Rawson, ) D. O. Rawnon, J. A. Bartlctt, J West Boylston, Ms.


ocr: ALLEN & IIAXTON, (Successors to George IT". Allen,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers In GROCERIES, YANKEE-NOTIONS AND PEDLERS' GOODS, No. 1, Commercial Block, foot of Monro street. Grand Rapids, Mich. Geo. W. Allek, 233 lyj Bek j. Haxto v


ocr: IxrETW GOODS DIRECT FROM NEW YORK !! cutlerTwarts, Are now receiving their largo and extensive stock OF Spring & Summer Goods!! Consisting in part of: BEAUTIFUL FOULARD SILKS, at 75c a yard BLACK SILKS, from $1,00 to $1,75 a yard. CHALLIS DeLAINES, Latest Styles !! SATIN POPLINS, LYONNAISE ROBES, LAWNS, of all styles and prices SUMMER PRINTS, small and large figures, BAREGE DeLAINES, PLAIN BAREGE, GINGHAMS,-DeBAGE, FRENCH BRILLIANTES, BROCIIIE BORDERS, Cashmere Shawls! Stella Shawls!! Laditf Embroidered Collars, from 25c to $4,00. Gents' and Ladies' Linen and Cambric Hdkfs. Saxony Edgings and Insertings, Cambric Lisle Thread, Velvet Ribbons, Fringe Trimmings and Dress Buttons, Bonnet and Taffeta Ribbons, Hair Braids, Kid. Silk. Lisle Thread and Cotton Gloves, Brass Hoops, Skirt Cord, Corded Skirting, (J'C, ($c. HATS AND CAPS. Soft Wool Hats, Straw, Tanama, Leghorn, Canton, and ralm-Leaf Hats, Velvet, Cloth and Silk-glazed Caps. BOOTS AND SHOES. Ladies' Fino Gaiters and Buskins. Misses' and Childrens' wear, of all styles. Men's Calf Boots, Shoes and Cloth Gaiters ; all sizes of xoutns' and Boys' Boots and Shoes. C L O THING. The most complete and best assortment ever oilcrcd in this market. EE?" We also Invite your attention to our large STOCK OF GliOCEUIES; Pork, Flour, Corn, Corn meal, Oats, Salt, coarse and fine, which we offer at wholesale or retail. As wc are determined to sell for small profits, we assure all our old and new customers that they will do well to look at our assortment while it is complete. WALL PAPER. 2.500 Rolls, of all descriptions as we have a large assortment, any one in want paper, will do well to examine our stock. CUTLER & WARTS. Grand Haven, May 8, 18-37. 288


ocr: SPECIAL NOTICES. Mksa ij you are oicic you must uiK.e lueaicxnei l or all external and Internal pain use DE WITT'S PAIN RELIEVER, Which i3 stronger and requires less to effect euro than any known remedy. FOR FEVER AND AGUE TAKE the only safe and harmless remedy in tho world, RHODES' FEVEK AND AUl'Z CURE For all bilious complaints tako THE ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, An auxiliary to the "Cure." These Remedies destroy the Disease, but never the patient. W. B. CHAPIX, Wholesale ACt, rroviuencc, u. l. For Sale by Druggists generally. ?J3m3 MEDICAL. Dr. Z. MIZNER . Would respectfully inform the inhabitants of White River and vicinity, that he has located himself at that place, and may be found at Cainc'


ocr: COOLEY, FARWELL & CO., Successors to CooleytWadsworthfr Co. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF DRY GOODS. 42, 44 & 46 Wabash Avenue, Two Blocks cast of the Treraont House, Chicago.


ocr: BLAKE & HUBBARD, SUCCESSORS TO " FERRY & SONS," and " CUTLER & WARTS," Storage oroarting & Commission 2VXZ3Xl.OX2A3a?r0. Consignees of the American and Western Trans portation Companies, Agents for Chicago and Grand Haven line of Steamers, and Steam boats on Grand River ; also agents for the sale of Imperial Mills Flour. JOSEPH BLAKE, WM. H. HUBBARD. Grand Haven, Mich. 280tf


ocr: m RE-OPE NED. The "WASHINGTON HOUSE," Lego xt Brothers, Proprietors. THIS House Is now open for the reception of guests. Tho "Washington" has been thoroughly re-fltted and furnished, throughout, in the most comfortable and modern style. Travelers, strangers, men of business, and oth ers, visiting Grand Haven, are respectfully invited to give us a call, with the assurance mat our Dest endeavors will be to render our guests comforta ble and satisfied. M Excelsior" ia our motto, and the public will find it so, whose patronage is most respectfully SOllClteu. A. LEUUiT. Grand Haven, Mich. A. J. Leo a at. 2fl2tf


ocr: WASHINGTON HOUSE-ARRIVALS. LEOOAT BROTHERS, rSOPRIETORS. J. Almy, Grand Rapids. M. K. Plummer Detroit S.O.Llttleneld " John Kerswell Maine J. W. Squires " Wm.O.Avery " N. Ackley S.R.Moyso Troy NY Robt. Pavl Albany " A.C. Bartholomew Dundee S.W.FIsh " . A. Rogers WhitcLake A.S.Morton 44 P. D. Messer Chicago Mm. Palmer 44 Mr. Toompson & Lady Crockery W.E. Powers & 2 sons Galesburg Simon Bell Pro. Ottawa J. u. smith L. Patterson " Capt.Ax.Cary " M. L. Sweet " K.C. Putnam " A.G Smith & Ladv J.M.Godfrey " Mrs. winslow & child " J. Oharron " J.Finney 41 Mrs. Howard " Mrs. Taylor G. Haven And 07 others, for the week ending May 25, 1857.


ocr: ALLEN & IIAXTON, (Successors to George W. Allen,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ROOERIES G YANKEE-NOTIONS AND PEDLERS' GOODS, DT'No. 1, Commercial Block, foot of Monroe street. Grand Rapidi, Mich.


ocr: CUTLER & WARTS. Grand Haven, May 8, 1857. 288 NEW FIRM!! ALBEE &, HUNTING, New Goods ! New Goods !! ill Va ursumsiUMi'.u, having entered Into a co-partnership in the Mercantile Business, have just received, and arc constantly receiving new supplies of IDIOTST GOODS AND GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS; PORK II A M S LAUD 3P Xj O TJ XL DRIED A E C II N E S NE E D P S R U S Salt, Mustard, Tobacco, Codfish, M A P S L E U G R U II NAILS, GLASS AND PUTTY, Men's and Boys' Hats and Caps, MENS' CONGRESS GAITER BOOTS, And everything connected with the trade, at holesale and Retail, at low figures for cash or ready pay. Call and examine at the old stand of C.B.Albec, Grand Haven. C. B. ALBEE, ISAAC HUNTING. tt" Persons having business with (his firm, will address Albeb &. Hunting, Grand Haven, Mich. fi. II, AH persons having accounts with tho old Storo of t Ji. Alb ee) are requested to call and settle the same, as I am anxious to balance my old books. 287tf C. B. ALBEE.


ocr: DETROIT MILWAUKEE RAILWAY. ."VTOTICE is hereby given to tho subscribers to the Capital Stock of the Detroit and Milwau kee Railway, in Ottawa County, that their sub scriptions are due and payable at the Company's Office at Grand Rapids und Crockery Creek, as follows : Five per cent on the first day of May, 1857, and five per cent on the first day of each succeeding month, until the full amount shall be paid in. W. P. Innes, Resident Engineer Fourth Divis ion of the D. & M. Railway. 285 tf.


ocr: C. H. PECK'S Hill Point Drug Store. A general assortment of fresh DRUGS Medicines, Tatent Medicines generally used sold by druggists, lust oncned and for sale. Also, the best quality of Cognao Brandy, uiuer liquors, ior medicinal purposes. PreSCrintinna rnrrfu11tr by Dr. James C. Singer, a thorough, FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting of chewing and smoking Tobacco, a superior quauiy or genuine Imported Cigars. Druggists SUDDlied With a. nnr Art I Ha of Itran dy and other liquors, for medicinal purposes, me lowest wnoiesaie prices.


ocr: GRAND RAPIDS ADVERTISEMENTS. Cheap! Cheaper! Cheapest! "W iiolosnlo cfls Xl.oto.ll. IT IS A SETTLED FACT THAT J. KENDALL & CO. SELL Carpets, Oil-Cloths, Paper Hangings, Boots Shoes, bilk Shawls, Dress Goods and Dry Goods . generally, cheaper than any concern in Grand Rapids They are now opening a fresh lot of 3NT 33 J3 I Jj 33C O X CONSISTIIfO OF Plaids and Stripes of various designs and colors. PLAIN SILKS OF ALL COLORS. - - A good Assortment of VALENCIAS, of superior quality and style. I N OUR DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT Vt cannot fail to please all. Our OPRINC PRINTS ABE ELEGANT, CHALLIS and BAREGE DeLAINES!! And a Large yariety of b.ito G-oodLs ! All of which will be cheerfully shown. We have also a fine assortment of CLOTIIS AND CASSIMERES, And our Stock of " BOOTS AND SHOES Cannot be Surpassed. Calf, Kip, Stoga and Patent Leather Boots in the Greatest Variety. Ladies', Gents' and Children's Shoes & Gaiters of all kinds and Latest Styles, just received from the Manufacturers, of whom wo purchase our Boots and Shoes, and can therefore sell at LOWER PRICES Than can be found elsewhere. Wc have the Best Stock of 2VE illlnory G-oodsl Ever brought into this city. ONE PRICE ONLY. JOHN KENDALL. & CO., 13 Canal St., Taylor & Barns New Block. GRAND RAPIDS, May 13, 18,77. 2Sltf 1857 1857


ocr: A. X. CAR Y & CO., Produce & Dealers in FLOUR, CORN, CORNMEAL, PORK, FISH, SALT, WATER-LIME, BUTTER, EGGS, Jr. Store three doors below the National Hotel, nearly opposite the Catholic Church, Monroe Street,' Grand Rapids, Michigan. CASH PAID FOll WHEAT. Hefkhences. J.M.Fox, N.L.Avery, Ferry & Sons, IHake & Hubbard, . Galen Eastman, Daily & Mead, Chicago. 292-


ocr: STOVES ! STOVES !! CHEAP FOR CASH I 1 THE Undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to the people of Ottawa county and vicinity, that he has on hand and is receiving daily, from the Eastern Manufacturers, the Largest and Best Stock of Stoves ! Ever brought to this Market, which we will warrant to give Entire Satisfaction, or the money refunded. Among our Stock, may be found the "Gcnessee River Elevated Oven Stove" that only need be seen to convince the purchaser, that it has no equal. It is cast from the best of Iron, and is larger and heavier than any stovo of the kind that has ever been brought to this Market. We would also call the attention of the public to our square diving flue stoves, consisting of tho Victor, Uncle Tom's Cabin, and Meteor, May Queen, Scranton Of all 6izes. Also Premiums, and others too nu merous to mention. We would only say, call at the Grand Haven Stove and Hardware Store, before purchasing elsewhere. Geo. E. Hubbard, May 6, 1857. f 287tf J Agent.


ocr: Chicago Leather Belting Manufactory. KELLY & BLACKBURN, Manufacturers of a Superior article of OAK TANNED Leather Belting, Whih they will sell at New York Prices ! A liberal discount made to large purchasers. KELLY & BLACKBURN, Tanners, Curriers, Importers of French and English Leather. Dealers in Tanners' Oil and Hides. 243, Lake St., Chicago, 111. 2171


ocr: GRAND HAVEN ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW FIRM!! A L B E E 'fiTJSu N T I N CF, Hew Goods! New Goods!! THE UNDERSIGNED, having entered Into a co-partnership in the Mercantile Business, have . , Just received, and are constantly receiving new supplies of , . ' - IDR.'Y' COOBS GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS; P O It K, II A MS, LARD, PIiOU XI. , ' ' ' . a' . '.'':; t Dried Apples, Peaches and Prunes, i ' ' " : Salt, Mustard, Tobacco, Codfish, Maple Sugar and Symp NAILS, GLASS AND PUTTY, Metis and Boysy Hats and Caps, MENS' CONGRESS GAITER BOOTS, And everything connected with the trade, at Wholesale and Retail, at low figures for cash or ready pay. ... Call and examine at the old stand of C. B. Albeo, Grand Haven. ,v C. B. ALBEE, ISAAC HUNTING. KP" Persons having business with this firm, will address Alule & Hunting, Grand Haven, Mich. N. II. All persons having accounts with tho old Store of C. B. Albee, are requested to call and settle the same, as I am anxious to balance my old books. 287tf C. B. ALBEE. A YER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, the best reme dy known lor lung complaints, for sale at ALnEES. C ARPENTERS' Tools, Saws, Chisels, Augers. Hammers, etc., a good assortment, at ALnEE'8. CHEESE, Butter, Corn Meal and Bcaus,ingood order and of the best quality, at Albee's. LADIES CLOTHS, several pieces of the best quality call soon or it will be gone at Albee's. HOSIERY Ladies and Misses cotton and cash mere Hose, and a largo assortment of Chil dren's Fancy Worsted Stockings, at Albej'. CLOCKS Superior eight day Clocks at Alkee's H "TATS and Caps the best assortment In town, and for the lowest prices, at albee a. II "TORSE COLLARS, Halters and Saddles, at ALBEE 9. CIIOOL BOOKS and Stationery, at Albee's. O ILK HATS A few left, of tho latest style, at K-J L 1 E. E. O. BLAKE & HUBBARD, SUCCESSORS TO " FERRY & SONS," and "CUTLER & WARTS,"


ocr: BLAKE & HUBBARD, SUCCESSORS TO " FERRY & SONS," and "CUTLER & WARTS," Storage onwbimj & (Eommissian MHHCZIA3MTS. Consignees of the American and Western Trans portation Companies, Agents for Chicago and Grand Haven line of Steamers, and Steam boats on Grand River ; also agents for the sale of Imperial Mills Flour. JOSEPH BLAKE, WM. II. HUBBARD Grand Haven, Mich. 280tf


ocr: WATCHES, CLOCKS AtfD JEWELRY. w.hVruggles, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler, Would announce to tho people of Grand Haven and vicinity, that he keeps on nana a large and good assortment of - : 1 Watches, Clocks & Jewelry" Yankee Notions t Toys of all kinds, Also a good assortment of HSooks and Stationery! Blardz Books, Novels, ftc AGENT FOll- .!( V.Lil I PIANOS, MELODEONS, And other Musical Instruments, , Those who wish any tiling in my .line, aro Invited to give mo a call. r WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY neatly repaired and warranted. ' ' ' ' ' "Time" that is lost cannot be repaired; but watches that lose time can 1 t W. II. Ruooles. Grand Haven, May 11, 1S37. ' 28 S T O V E S


ocr: X 3 S "7 - CHICAGO & GRAND "HAVEN : SEASON ARRANGEMENTS! h. THE STKAMBOAT HURON, Capt. ytfT Goodrich, will run during this 2&ZZ$2ki season between Chicago and Grand Haven, leaving each rlaco every day (except Sun days.) She will connect with the River Boats and with the Hail road as soon as it is finished. AGENTS: James II. HnouxiN, Chicago. Cutler & Wartj, Grand Haven, Joseph Blake, " " 3m 7".'. Ecb'y 10, 18-57.


ocr: FRUIT TREES. THE subscriber would call the attention of those who desire to purchase Fruit Trees, to his 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 Pear 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 are twelve varieties of climbing, and twenty-five varieties of monthly Blooming Roses, Syrenga Honeysuckles, Fringe Trees, Japan Quince, China Lilac, Common Lilac, Spireas, Weiglia, Rosea, Al thea, Flowering Almond, Snow Balls, etc., all of which will be sold as low as they can bo 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 thoso grown at Rochester, or elsewhere, and sold about the country by tree pedlars for twenty five cents each. I shall be pleased to have any and all persons interested in the culture of Fruit call on me and examine the Trees I offer for sale. 212 ly Geo. C. Nelson. Grand October 18f)5.


ocr: Grand Rapids, January 28, 1857. g rfr& A m firQrn VTUUjLO ill wdli SUTLER & WARTS will sell their stock of j Goods' Groceries, Crockery, Hardware. &c.t 1 8 5 7. BEAR IN MIND THAT W. D. FOSTER & Co. Keep the largest and best assortmeat of HARDWARE, To be found in the Grand River Valley, And would invito the attention of BUYERS Particularly to their stock of BELTING, PACKING, FILES, Mill, Circular and Cross-Cut coopers' and carpenters' tools. Broad and Narrow Axes, GLASS, SASH &, NAILS, DOOI1 TRIMMINGS, Cooking, Box and Parlor STOVES, OF EVERY VARIETY. TIN AND COPPER WARE, WHICH THEY WILL SELL AT REASONBLE PRICES. W. D. FOSTER & CO.


ocr: SANDS XXX ALE THE undersigned have the Agency for the sale of this celebrated Cream, Tale and Amber Ale and are prepared to till orders promptly, andat lsfactorilv. Those wishing a flno article of ale will And (on trial) this ale to be superior to any draught ale ever beforo introduced into the Grand River valley. Orders for the above ale is respectfully solicited WASiuwuiuN HUUoE, tirand Haven, Leo OAT UBOTHERS, Agents. 280 tf.


ocr: NEW FIRM. Goods Cheaper than ever. WISHING to do only a cash business, we 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 judges. Cutler & Warts.


ocr: Agricultural Warehouse unci Seed. Store. THE subscriber has recently opened a store on Canal street, opposite the Public Hall, ho keeps constantly on hand a large assortment Farming Imjilcmpnts, Machines, Seeds, $c. Ho is also muuifacturinjr PLOWS of the most approved Eastern Patterns (including the celebrated Curtis PJov), also, Cultivators, Grain Cradles, &c. He keeps constantly on hand Points for more than fifteen different kinds of Plows. These Points, as well as all other castings made at this shop, are of the best quality of hard iron. The wooding of Plows is dono by Ilcnrv Stone, 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 tnat this is just the establishment which they hav so long needed. A. L. Ciiuun.


ocr: g rfr& A m firQrn VTUUjLO ill wdli SUTLER & WARTS will sell their stock of j ,Dy Goods' Groceries, Crockery, Hardware. &c.t . T m CjL JL O SS JL y for cash, for the next thirty days 1 ! Now is tho time for good bargains. Grand Haven, January 1, 18-30.


ocr: ' PATTERSON &, COLE. . HousoJ Boat and .Sigrr Painters, RAINERS, Papcr-Hangers, Glaziers and Gild- N. B. : Particular attention paid to Zinc Paint ing and Calsamining. All orders promptly attend ed to. Mixed Paints for sale, .; " Shops, Grund Rapids, third door from Canal, on Lvon street ; . Grand Haven, on Water street, low er warehouse. , i , , J. Pattfkso.v, ..: W. F, Cole. Grand Haven, Aug. 25, ISSG. 125G


ocr: such as Day Books, Journals, Ledgers, iiooKs anu an Kinds of County Records, In the best style, which will be sold at DETIiOIT PKICES. , Magazines, Music. Periodicals, bound, and Old Books re-bound in every desirable style. IL All work warranted. Jacob Bauns & Co. Grand Uapids. January G, 1835. f 174 tf


ocr: Now Barber Shop. JOSEPH LASSOR has recently opened a shop on Washington street, Opposite tho Washing ton House, over Davis' tailor shop, where ho will ii.ijij', iu nun it iviu un, n iiu juujr 13H 1119 bci 1 ' ices, in the best manner. Ail kinds of needle work will nlso be received and neatly executed. Grand Haven, February 10, 1835. 1182 tf.


ocr: Fresh Goods TT'CT n..t..n.1 . 4 r!n T-t C. T arrra tf supplies of nil tho most desirable medicines, which it is Impossible to enumerate. Also all the varieties of FAMILY GROCERIES, Mess Pork, Smoked Hams and Shoulders, prime Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Tamarinds, Lem ons, etc., etc. May5, 1850.


ocr: IF YOU WANT TO BUY H A It D W A R E , OF any kind or description, W. D. FOSTER & CO., can, and will, sell it to you as low as it can bo bought in DETROIT, GRAND RAPIDS OR CHICAGO. Crushed and Brown Sugars, and Coffee,


ocr: PATTERSON & COLE, House, Boat and Sign Paintors, GRAINERS, Paper-Hangers, Glaziers and Gild ers. N. B. Particular attention paid to Zinc Paint ing andCalsaminlng. 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 er warehouse. J. Patterson, W. F. Cole. Grand Haven, Ang. 25, 1856. 1256 tf and Cornstalk Cutters, at


ocr: 1 8 5 7. BEAR IN MIND THAT W. D. FOSTER & Co. Keep the largest and best assortment of HARDWARE, To be found in the mnd River Valley, And vould invito tho attention of BUYERS Particularly to their stock of BELTING, PACKING, FILES, Mill, Circular and Cross-Cut COOPERS AND CARPENTERS TOOLS Broad and Narrow Axcs, GLASS, SASH & NAILS DOOR TRIMMINGS, Cooking, Box and Parlor STOVES, OF EVERY VARIETY. TIN AND COPPER WARE, WHICH THEY WILL SELL AT REASONBLE PRICES. W. D. FOSTER & CO. Grand Rapids, January 28, 1837. To Lumbermen. TUST printed nnd for sale, at the Times office, a t ) vcrv neat and convenient table of sawlogs re duced to board measure he calculations are cor


ocr: Agricultural Warehouse, A. L. CHUBB, AT THIS INSTITUTION may be found at all times the most complete collection of FARMING TOOLS and MACHINES, In Western Michigan consisting of a great vari ety of Eash Curtis, Long, and Iron Beam Plows! Cultivators, Horse Hoes, Corn Planters, Drills for Field and Garden use, Threshing Machines, Reaners. Mowers, Vertical and Horizontal Hay Presses. Field Rollers. Grain Drills. Wheel Cultiva tors, Dog Powers, Circular and Crosscut Sawmills, Clover Huliers, and a multitude of other smaller tools and machines, both convenient and necessa ry. Those interested arc inviieu to can nnu ex amine this collection of implements, and purthaso such a will be to their adountaye. Canal St., Grand Rapids, Mich. tf


ocr: Wotico. At the next meeting of tho Grand Haven Lyce um the question to be discussed, Is, "Has the In dian raco been more oppressed than the Negro race? Disputants appointed: Affirmative, Capt. T. W. White and A. J. Leo- oat; Negative, S. B. Hopkins and Capt. Jas, Dalton. CP" A general Invitation is extended to the cit- j2cris, and a particular one to the Ladles. E.P. Ferry, Sec'y.


ocr: MOFFAT'S I F E PILL AND Phoenix Bitters. The best family medicine now before the Dubllc- for the cure of SCROFULA, ULCEUS, SCUKVYr or ERUPTIONS of tho SKIN, FEVER and AGUE, DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY, and in Tact most all dli eases soon yield to their curative properties. It has been computed that during the last twenty five years upward of have been benefited by the use of these medicines a fact which speaks volumes in favor of their cura tive properties ; a single trial will placo them far beyond the reach or competition in me estimate of every patient. By their use the 11LUUU 1H RESTORED TO A HEALTHY STATE and freed" from all impurities. The system is not reduced; during their operation, but invigorated, ana iuey require no restraint from business or pleasure. The afflicted have in these medicines a remedy that will do for them all that medicine can possibly ejf 'ect. Prepared Dy w. u. wun ai, ju. u., JNew iorr and for sale by Henry Griftln, Grand Haven. 2U7yl


ocr: - :l;8 5 -7v ' BEAR IN MIND THAT W. D. F0STEE & Co. Keep the largest and best assortment of HARDWARE, To be found in the Emilia River Valley, And would invito the attention of BUYERS Particularly to their stock of BELTING, PACKING, FILES, Mill, Circular and Cross-Cut coopers' and carpenters' tools. Broad and Narrow Axes, GLASS, SASH & NAILS, DOOR TRIMMINGS, Cooking, Box and Parlor STOVES, OF EVERY VARIETY. TIN AND COPPER WARE, WHICH THEY WILL SELL AT REASON BliE PRICES. W. D. FOSTER & CO. Grand Iiapids, January 28, 18o7. To Lumbermen. TUST printed and for sale, at tho Times office, a xerv nc:it and convenient table of sawlo29 re


ocr: PATTERSON & COLE, House, Boat and Sign. Painters, GRAINERS, Paper-Hangers, Glailers 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, on Lyon street; Grand Haven, on Water street, low er warehouse. J. Pattfrson, W. F. Cole. Grand Haven, Aug. 25, 1850. - 250 TRAW and Cornstalk Cutters, at


ocr: BL AKE.& HUBB A B D, : '" SUCCESSORS TO " FERRY & SONS," and " CUTLER & ,WARTS," Storage 'orm'ttrtfaj & QLantinission MEnOHANTS. 1 Consignees of the American and Western Trans portation Companies, Agents for Chicago aud Grand Haven line of Steamers, and Steam boats on Grand River ; aliio agents for the sale of Imperial Mills Flour. JOSEPH BLAKE, -WM. II. HUBBARD, Grand Haven; Mich. 280tf '


ocr: NEW FIRM 11 ALBEE ,& HUNTING, IJew Goods ! tfJe'w Goods !! THE UNDERSIGNED,- having entered into a jro-partnership in lbs Mercantile Business, have Just received,' nd ar constantly f4ceivingK i j new 8appues or O FALL KINDS ; P O R K ; H A M Sy IA U D , Dried Apples; Peaches and Prunes, i : in; r.. :. : Salt, M ustard , , Tobacco, Codfish, Maple Sugar and Syrup, i NAILS, GLASS. AND PUTTY, i .- .. . r " Men's and -Boys1 Hats and Caps, ' (, MENS' CONGRESS GAITER BOOTS, ' ' ' i And everything connected with the trade, at Wholesale and Retail, at low figures ,for cash or ready pay. ...... Call and examine at the old stand of C. B. Albee, Grand Haven. , . . C. B. ALBEE, ' . . ISAAC HUNTING. D Persons having business with, this firm, will address Albee & 11cntixgv Grand Haven , Mich. W. '11.' All persons having accounts with the old Store of C. B: Albee, are requested to call and kettle, the same, as I am anxious to balance my old books. ' ' 287tf " C. B. ALBEE. ' A YER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, the best reme dy known lor lung complaints, for sale at . . - . ; Albee's. CARPENTERS' Tools, Saws, Chisels,. Augers. Hammers, etc., a good assortment, at ' Albee's.. CHEESE, Butter, Corn Meal and Beans, in good . order and of the best quality, at , ' Albee's. i T ADIES CLOTHS, several pieces of the best X-i qualitycall soon or it wm ue gone at ' ; ..!.... ... . At.iiwv'. HOSIERY Ladies and Misses cotton and cash mere Hose; and a large assortment of CVu7 dm? Fancy Worsted Stockings at . Albee'b.1 CLOCKS Superior eight day Clocks at . , ', ALnEE's H ATS and Caps the best assortment in town, XX and for the lowest prices, at Albee s. . H ORSE COLLARS, Halters and Saddles, at Albee s. S CIIOOL BOOKS and Stationery, at Albee's. ILK HATS A few left, of the latest style, at


ocr: GRAND IIAVRN ADVERTISEMENTS. WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY. J ' ) Practical Watchmaker and Jeweitt, Would announce to thq peoplo of Grand -Haven and vicinity, that he keeps on hand a large and " good assortment of ,"' Watches, Clocks & 'Jewelry !! Yankee Notions ' t& TojJs of all kinds, Also a good assortment of t , - Books and Stationery! ittdnlc Books, Novels, tycl.j ; . I ).) ' 'I V -'I--I , ,. ... , . , AGENT. FOR -r .,f. v- J PIANOS, MEL OD EONS, , And other Musical Instruments,., Thoso who wish any thing in my line, are fnvited . ! to give me a call. i WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY neatly repaired and warranted. . , "Time?" that 19 lost' cannot be rfpatrei'but watches that lose time can I '!-" - r W. II. RUOOLES. ; ;; Grand Haven, May 11, 1857. ' 288 S T O V E S : 1 . . -AND . 1 . -


ocr: "Rn.ro Chance " For investment in LANDS AND LOTS in around the vill.ige of Eastmanville, the future county seat of this (Ottawa) county. LANPS In this vicinity, adjoining and near route of the Detroit & Milwaukee R. R. For particulars and information, enquire at store in this village. Terms ot saie, easy, ' Galen Eastman. Eastmanville, August 2S, 1857. 3o3tj


ocr: STOVES ! STOVES !! CHEAP FOR CASH ! ! THE Undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to the people of Ottawa county and vicinity, that he has on hand and Is receiving daily, from the 1 Eastern Manufacturers, the Largest and Best Stock of Stoves ! Ever brought to this Market, ' which we will warrant to give Entire Satisfaction, . or the money refunded. Among our Stock, may be found tho ' "Genessee' River Elevated Oven Stove" ' that only need be seen to convince the purchaser, that. It has no equal. It is cast from the best of Iron, and is larger and heavier than any stove of tho kind that has ever been brought to this Market. We would also call the attention of the public to our square diving flue stoves, consisting of tho Victor, Uncle Tom's Cabin, , and "Meteor, May Queen, Scranton Of all sizes. Also Pkemicms, and others too nu merous to mention. Wc would only say, call at the Grand Haven Stove and Hardware Store, before purchasing elsewhere. , ; Geo. E. Hubbard, May 6, 1857. " fr2S7tfJ Agent.


ocr: SPECIAL NOTICES. If you are Sick you must take Medicine! For all external and Internal pain use DE WITT'S PAIN RELIEVER, Which is stronger and requires less to effect a cure than any known remedy. FOR FEVER, AND AGUE TAKE the only safe and harmless remedy in the world, HIIODFiS' FISVKR AND AGUE CUKE. For all bilious complaints take THE ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, An auxiliary to tho 44 Cure." These Remedies destroy the Disease, but never the patient. W. Ii. CHAPIN, Wholesale Ag't, Providence, R. I. For Sale by Druggists generally. 2p3m3


ocr: Agricultural Warehouse, . by, . A. L. O H U B B. At this institution' !nay be found at all times tho moat conmfti collection of FARMING TOOLS auu 3IACHINES, In Western Michiganconsisting of a crcat vnrlctv nf Eagle, Curtis, Long, and Iron Beam Plows f cultivators, I torso noes, Corn Planters, Drills for Field and Garden use, Threshing Machines, Reapers, Mowers, Vertical and Horizontal Hay Presses. Field Rollers. Grain Drill. Whrel PnlUvn. tors, Dog Powers, Circular and Crosscut Sawmills, uover nuucrs, ana a lnultitudo of other smaller tools nnd machines, both convenient and necessa ry. Those interested ara invitod to mil ami amino this collection of implements, and purchase Canal St., urann itapltls, Mich. (280 tf MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMTS.


ocr: MOFFAT'S fcifc Pills and Phoenix Bitters. The best family medicine how before the public for the cure of SCROFULA, ULCERS, SCURVY, or ERUPTIONS of the SKIN, FEVER and AGUE, DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY, and in fact most all dis eases soon yield to their curative properties. It has been computed that during the last twenty five years upward of FOUR MILLIONS OF PERSONS have been benefited by the use of these medicines ; a fact which speaks volumes in favor of their cura tive properties ; a single trial will placo them far beyond the reach of competition in the cstimato of every patient. Bv their use the BLOOD IS RESTORED TO A HEALTHY STATE and freed from all impurities. The system is not reduced during their operation, but invigorated, and they rcquiro no restraint from business or pleasure. The afflicted have in these medicines a rented that will do for them all that medicine can possibly eff ect. Prepared by W. B. MOFFAT, M. D., New York, and for salo by Henry Griilln, Grand Haven.


ocr: ) GRAND RAPIDS ADVERTISEMENTS. 1857 1857 BIAR IN MIND) THAT V. D. FOSTER & C0,. , Keep tho largest and best assortment of H A B. D W ;'.'V. . , , To bo found I u, tho , ' G r a li cl R I v or V a Hoy, And would particularly Invito tho attention 33 XT -ST 33 3TL 3 To their Stock of . BELTING, PACKING, FILES, I MILL, CIItCUIiAR AND CROSS-CUT COOPERS' AND CARPENTERS Broad and Narroxo Axes,i Glass, Sash, and Nails. DOOR TRIMMINGS, Tin and Copper Ware, Cooking, box & parlor Of every variety, which they will sell REASONABLE PRICES. W. D. FOSTER & CO. Grand Rapids, January 28, 1857. IF YOU WANT TO BUY Of any kind or description, W. 1). FOSTER & can, and will, sell it to you as low as it can bo bought in


ocr: C. II. PECK'S Mill Point Drug Store. A general assortment of fresh DRUGS and Medicines, Patent Medicines generally used sold by druggists, just opened and for sale. Also, tho best quality of Cognac Brandy, other liquors, for medicinal purposes. Prescriptions carefully compounded and put by Dr. James C. Singer, a thorough, experienced druggist. FAMILY GKOCEKIES, consisting of chewing and smoking Tobacco, also a superior quality of genuine imported Cigars. Druggists supplied with a pure article of Bran dy nnd other liquors, for medicinal purposes, at the lowest wholesale prices. Mill Point, Aug. 23, 185o Zyl


ocr: wnsliinston XXctU. The pnblic are most respectfully Informed that there will bo a Ball, at the Washington House, on the evening of tho 23d inst., on which occasion they are invited to attend. Music by C. W. Smith's Grand Rapids Cotillon Band. MANAGERS. Bexj. Smith, D. K. McIstosii, Ii.ll. Wiluer, John Duo ax, K. S. Joyce, John Uouixson, Capt. Ja's Dalton. FLOOR MANAGERS. Capt. IIariiy Miller, H. A. Chubb, Wm. II. Woodhuuy.


ocr: X S S T . CHICAGO & GRAND HAVEN: SEASON ARRANGEMENTS! THE STEAMBOAT HURON, Capt. kfi'rWt Goodrich, will run during this pevV : ,4 season between Chicago and Grand Haven, leaving each place every day (except Sun days.) She will connect with the Rircr Boats and with the Railroad as soon as it is finished. AGENTS: James R. IIlouxin, Chicago. Cutler & Wakts, Grand Haven, JosErn Blake, " 4 3m 27(5 1 Chicago, Ecb'y 10, l&r)7. . Ottawa Iron Works, Ferryshurg, Ot tawa County, Mich. WM. M. FE1UIY, Jr., Manufacturer of Sta tionary and Marine, high or low pressure En gines, Mill Gearing, Iron and Brass Castings. l'ost Olhce address, Grand Haven, Mich.


ocr: PATTERSON & COLE, Hoiiso, Boat and Sign Paintors, GRAINERS, raper-IIangers, Glaziers and era. N. R. Particular attention paid to Zinc Taint ing and Cnisamining. All orders promptly attend ed to. Mixed Paints for sale. , Shops, Grand Rapids third door from Canal, Lyon street; Grand liuven, on Water street, low cr warehouse. J. Pattfksox, ! W. F. Cole. : Grand Haven, Aug. 25, 1850. , 1250


ocr: 50 25 50 50 50 50 25 50 50 25 25 50 25 25 Best twelve beets, Oren Cadwell, 2d " 44 S. Smith, Best twelve carrot, A. Dickey, , , Best twelve parsncps, Oren Cadwell, Best twelve tomatoes, Benjcmm Smith, : ; r J Best peck of onions, Oren Cadwell, - 2d 44 u M. B. Willard, Best peck of beans, B. Luther, Best three beads of celery, H, Middlcroist, Best winter squash, N. II. Ferry, " ' Best pumpkin, J. Phillips, Best twelve white turneps, Luther Twogood, Besfc water melon, J. F. Cady, Best peck of table potatoes, Oren Cadwell, Tho Judges recommed a discretionary premium on kohl rabi, to J. H. Davidson. 50 O.N. CADWELL, ORRIN HALL, B. LUTHER, Judges, CLASS M. MECHANIC ARTS. Best sett of horse shoes, R. C. Lore, . 50 Best two horse wagon, Daniel Moody, , 3 00 Be6t single open buggy, C. P. Schertncrhorn, 2 00 Best single covered buggy, R. Bealcs, 2 00 Best twelve flour barrel staves, Nicholas Vyn, 50 Best thousand shingles, v Galen Eastman, 1 00 Best cabinet work, D. D. Brown, 50 Best sash, L. Tubbs, 50 B. SMITH, H. A. HOPKINS, WM. M.FERRY, k : . i . Judges, ;. class x. field crops, (samples,) Best bushel of oat?, L. Peak, 50 OA U t( A W Snmna OK Best bushel of winter wheat, O. Cadwell, 2 00 2d 44 44 M. B. Millard, 1 00 Best bushel of summer wheat, O. Cadwell, 1 00 2d 44 44 M. B. Millard, 50 Best bushel of barley, O. Cadwell, 50 Best bushel of peas, O. Cadwell, 50 Best twelve cars of sweet corn, O. Cadwell, 50 Best twelve cars of yellow corn, J. Phillips, 50 2d 44 44 A. B. Sumner, 25 Best twelve- cars of white flint corn, R. Scott, . 50 Best twelve care dent corn, L. Peake, 50 2d 44 44 I. H. Maxflcld, 25 Best barrel of flour, T. B. Woodbury, 1 00 2d 44 44 Nicholas Vyn, 50 Hest sample of flour, T. B. Woodbury, 50 WM. THOMPSON, 25 25 00 00 00 00 Judges. CLA6S T. MISCELLANEOUS. Best shawl, Sarah Tout, Best book, Elij. J. Tout, Best pictures, Thomas Tout, Best steam mill, George Eastman, Best sawing machinery for mill, VVm. M. Ferry, jr. Best garden pump, Vm. M. Ferry, jr., Best sutereons stlints. Dr. Wm. H. Niles. Mason Eastman, A. Johnson, J. Anderson, Judges. Classes E., O. and O. judges not reported. WM. N. ANGEL, Secretary. From the Grand 21.


ocr: BLAKE & HUBBARD, . SUCCESSORS TO "FERRY & SONS," and " CUTLER & WARTS," Storage aroarting & Camtnissian AZISIlOZZilN'Ta. Consignees of the American and Western Trans portation Companies, Agents for Chicago and Grand Haven line of Steamers, and Steam boats on Grand River ; also agents for the sale of Imperial Mills Flour. JOSEPH BLAKE, WM. II. HUBBARD. Grand Iiaven, Mich. 280tf


ocr: ALLEN & IIAXTON, Successors to George W. Allen,) ' Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES YANKEE-NOTIONS AND PEDLERS GOODS, Dy No. 1, Commercial Block, foot of Monroe street. Grand Rapids, Mich. Geo. W.Allen. 1233 lyj Bewj, IUxton


ocr: GALEN EASTMAN, Wholesale and Retail MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ,' Saginaw, St Clair & Grand River LATH, SHINGLES, frc. Office, West End Lake Street Bridge, (At the old Stand of Lull, Eastman Co.) 202- ' CHICAGO.


ocr: RE-OPENED. Tho "WASHINGTON HOUSE," Leo oat Brothers, Proprietors. THIS House Is now open for the reception of guests. The 44 Washington" has been thoroughly re-fltted and furnished, throughout, In the most comfortable and modern style. Travelers, strangers, men of business, and oth ers, visiting Urana iiaven, are respecuuuy mviiea to give us a call, with the assurance that our best endeavors will be to render our guests comiorta- ble and satisfied. ... 44 Excelsior" is our motto, and the public will find it so, whose patronage is most respectfully solicited. J.A. Leooat, Grand Iiaven, Mich. A. J. Lego at. 2G2tf


ocr: Albee's. J. II. REED & CO WHOLESALE Nos. 144 & 146 Lake Street, CHICAGO ILLINOI S. Jobbers of all Descriptions of Drugs, Chemicals, Dyes, Oils, Paints, Glass, Brushes, Toilet Goods, Surgical Instruments, etc. 292- R ARRETT, KING & CO., Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in CLOTHING AND mllemtn's nrnislnncj oobs. No. 183 and 1S3 South Water Street, HeWKing. C1xicaV0' corner op wells, P. V.Kelloggfr Co., Utica,N.Y. CHICAGO.


ocr: MEDICAL. Dr. Z. HIIZNER Would respectfully inform the inhabitants of White River and vicinity, that he has located himself at that place, and may be found at Caine's Hotel, unless absent on professional business.


ocr: uuMtn d. oiiah, I riprks Emmett Kent, ) 213m6 NEW FIRM ALBEE &, HUNTING, New Goods! New Goods!! THE UNDERSIGNED, having entered into a co-partnership in the Mercantile Business, have just rcccivcu, ana are constantly receiving new supplies of AND GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS PORK I I A M S LARD p ii o u n D R I E D A E II N E S N E E D P S R U Salt, Mustard, Tobacco, Codfish, MAPLE U G R U R NAILS, GLASS AND PUTTY, Men's and Bogs1 Hats and Caps, MENS' CONGRESS GAITER BOOTS, And everything connected with the trade, Wholesale and Retail, at low figures for cash ready pay. Call and examine at the old stand of C. B. Grand Haven. C. B. ALBEE, ISAAC HUNTING. K" Persons having business with this firm, address Albee & Hunting Grand Haven, N. D. All persons having accounts with the Store of C. B. Albee, are requested to call settle the same, as I am anxious to balance my old books. 287tf C. B. ALBEE. CHOOL BOOKS and Stationery, at Albee's. J. II. REED & CO


ocr: vrjupa 26 WITNESSES; OR, THE FORGER CONVICTED. D JOII.V S. DYB Is the Author. 1 Who has had 10 years experience as a Banker and publisher, and author of a Series of Lectures at the Broadway Tabernacle, 2 when, for ten successive nights, over 50,000 People. jFtf O O greeted him with rounds of applause, while he exhibited the manner in which Counterfeiters execute their frauds, and the Surest and Shortest Means of detecting them I The Bank Note Engravers all say that he is the Greatest Judge of Paper Money living. GREATEST DISCOVERY of the o o Present Century, for ueicctwg Counterfeit barilt notes. Describing every genuine bill In existence, and exhibiting at a glance every counterfeit in circulation!! Arranged so admirably that reference is easy and detection Instantaneous. 27"No Index to examine ! CEP-No pages to hunt'up !! But so simplified and arranged, that the Mer , chant, Banker and Business man can See all at a glance I English, French and German. Thus each may read the same in his own native tongue. Most perfect Bank Note List Published. Also a list of o d o r o u O All the Private Bankers in America. a complete summary of the finance of Europe and America will be published in each edition 2 together with all the important news of the 03 day. Also a Scries of Tales from an old Man- CD uscript found in the East. It furnishes the Most complete History of Oriental Lifo 11 describing the most perplexing positions in which the ladies and gentlemen of that coun trv have been so often found. These Stories will continue throughout the whole year, and will prove the most entertaining ever offered to the public. K7-Furnished weekly to subscribers only at $1 a year. All letters must be addressed to JOHN S. D YE, Broker, Publisher and proprietor, 70 Wall St.,N.Y. ce 03 I O P


ocr: DIRECT FROM NEW YORK !! CUTLER & WARTS, Are now receiving their large and extensive stock of Spring & Summer Goods!! Consisting in part of: BEAUTIFUL FOULARD SILKS, at 75c a yard BLACK SILKS, from $1,00 to $1,75 a yard. CHALLIS DeLAINES, Latest Styles !1 SATIN POPLINS, LYONNAISE ROBES, LAWNS, of all styles and prices SUMMER PRINTS, small and large figures, BAREGE DeLAINES, PLAIN BAREGE, GINGHAMS, DeBAGE, FRENCH BRILLI ANTES, BROCHIE BORDERS, Cashmere Shawls! Stella Shawls!! Laditf Embroidered Collars, from 25c to $1,00. Gents' and Ladies' Linen and Cambric Hdkfs. Saxony Edgings and Insertings, Cambric Lisle Thread, elvct Jiibbons, ' Fringe Trimmings and Dress Buttons, Bonnet and Taffeta Ribbons, Hair Braids, Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread and Cotton Gloves, Brass Hoops, Skirt Cord, Corded Skirting, frc, frc. HATS AND CAPS. Soft Wool Hats, Straw. Fanama, Leghorn, Canton, and Palm-Leaf Hats, Velvet, Cloth and Silk-glazed Caps. BOOTS AND SHOES. Ladies' Fine Gaiters and Buskins. Misses' and Childrens' wear, of all styles. Men's Calf Boots, Shoes and Cloth Gaiters ; all sizes of Youths' and Boys' Boots and Shoes. C L O THING.. The most complete and best assortment ever offered in this market. tt" We also invite vour attention to oar large STOCK OF GROCERIES; Pork, Flour, Corn, Corn meal, Oats, Salt, coarse and fine, which we offer at wholesale or retail. As we are determined to sell for small profit., we assure all our old and new customers that they will do well to look at our assortment while it is complete. WALL PAPER. 2,500 Rolls, of all descriptions as wc have a large assortment, any one In want of paper, will do well to examine our stock. CUTLER & WARTS. Grand Haven, May 8, 1857. 288 RAWSON, 13ARTLETT, & CO. Manufacturers and Jobbers in Boots cfcj Slioea! 189 & 191 South Water St., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. d. g. .aITtTrawson, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, 57 Hanover Street, Boston. Manufactory at West Boyls ton, Mass. Jl T. G.


ocr: G AMDG' 31 31 Jl ALE. The undersigned have the Agency for the sale of this celebrated Cream, Palm and Amber Alb, and are prepared to All orders promptly", and sat isfactorily. Those wishing a fine article of ale, will find (on trial) this ale to bo superior to any draught ale ever before introduced into the Grand River Valley. Orders for the above ale is respectfully solicited. WASHINGTON HOUSE, Leqqat, Brothers, Grand Haven. 2S5tf-


ocr: 1 8 5 7. m , BEAR IN MIND THAT. W. D. FOSTER & Co. Keep the largest and best assortment of HARDWARE, To bo found in the Grand River Valley, And would invito the attention of BUYERS Particularly to their stock of BELTING, PACKING, FILES, Mill, Circular and Cross-Cut coopers' and carpenters' tools. Broad anil Narrow Axes, GLASS, SASH &, NAILS, DOOR TRIMMINGS, Cooking, Box and Parlor STOVES, OF EVERY VARIETY. TIN AND COPPER WARE, C&30., WHICH THEY WILL SELL AT REASONABLE PRICES. W. D. FOSTER & CO. Grand Rapids, January 28, 1857. Grand Rapids Book Bindery. The undersigned would inform the citizens of Ottawa county that they have now in successful opcrution, in connection with their Trlntinff Es


ocr: BLAKE & HUBBARD, 1 ; SUCCESSORS TO' "FERRY & SONS," and " CUTLER & WARTS," Storage anuorting & (Cammissian Consirnees of the American and Western Trans portation Companies, Agents for Chicago and Grand Haven line of Steamers, and Steam boats on Grand River ; nlo. agents for , the sale of Imperial Mills Flour.; . ; JOSEPH BLAKE, I : WM. II. HUBBARD Grand Haven, Mich. 2S0tf


ocr: r j e w a d v n n t i o c r.i e mto , J. KENDALL & CO. "VUTLi.o1oj3-1o tS3 Tl.otA.ll. Ko.' 1 3; 1 C Akal: Strt, ' Taylor :&.'lBarii LBlockV SILKS, LAWNS, BAREGES, SHAWLS,- MANTILLAS, PRINTS, HOSIERY u. in, xn p , ,-Cr, o o d. CLOTHS AND OASSIMERES, 7 la'short, a. corpplcte assortment of: DRY Cr O O D..S !! MILLINERY GOODS !! CarjictSj Oil Cloths, Peddler's Goods, BOOTS, SHOE8, and TEAS ! ! a-ga Having a large, pew-, ana wc uguwu . J 11 . a1 store', nnd receiving additions to our stock onstantly, wo have unusual facilities for doing business, and our customers will find a largo va riety of fresh goods, and at prices that cannot fail to plcaso all. We givo particular attention to jne ( -r s : Vj- Wholesale Trade, and merchants, peddlers and others will And that our prices will compare favorably with Detroit or Chicago, No variation from the marked price, and all goods warranted aa represented. J. KENDALL & CO. Grand Rapids, June 20, 1837. 0o3tj Chance 1 -w


ocr: TO ARMS! TO ARMS!! HOSTILITIES COMMENCED . ix Tim Grand Eiver Valley ' i AT THE , VILLAGE OF EASTMANVILLE. We would inform our bid friends in Eastmanville and its vicinity, that we arc constantly receiving a large and well selected stock of NEW AND CHEAP GOODS OF ALL STYLES VARIETIES AND TRICES, and we feel confident that we can offer greater in ducemehts than can be found elsewhere, and give more and better goods for the same consideration Our Stook embraces a complete assortment of ,, D R Y G O O D ' DOMESTICS, DRESS GOODS, 8 Hats. OrxxDiS cfe Boiinots, A Large Assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES H READY MADE CLOTHING, A Splendid Assortment for Summer wear. Also, any quantity of, C R O C E R I E S


ocr: ATO IIS,t; C LO QKS AND JEWELRY J !- C-J Prdciicat Watchmaker and' 'Jeuxicr, Wiuia' announce to 'the people of Grand Haven andLvlcinlty that ho keeps on hand a largo and . .. . . jgood assprtmept orJr, . .... rr 't Watclics,,,Cldck&. Jewelry !! , i ankee Notions db Tpys6f,all kinds, , .' Also n cood assortment of ., r Books and Stationery I JJlanlc Books, JYovels, 5c. . ; ,:,; ' ,' ! - AGENT FOR l-f.' 1-il:) PIANOS ' M E L 0 D E 0 N S ; And other Musicalinstruments, ; Those who wish any thing in .mvilincAro invited' , to give mc a call, . .t , ;v WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY, neatly repaired and warranted. . . in ' i; Time that is lost cannot , bo, repaired;, put watches that lose time can 1 . ' . . ., , ,t ' 1 ' W.'II. Ruooles ' Grand Haven, May U; 1837.1 ' 2S3 :v ST ES AND


ocr: PATTERSON & COLE, House, Boat and Sign Painters, 1 HAINKKS, Papor-Hangcrs, Glazier and Oild- I eru. N. B. Particular attention paid to Zinc Paint ing and Calsamiuing. All orders promptly attend ed to. Mixed Paints for sale. Shops, Grand Kapids, third door from Canal, on Lyon street; Grand Haven, on Water street, low er warehouse. .1. Pattfrhon, W. F. Cole. Grand Haven, Aug. 23, l&jo. 236 tf s TK AW aud Cornstalk Cutters, at S. & CY Agl. Warehouse.


ocr: 1 8 5 7. BEAU IN MIND THAT W. D. FOSTER & Co. Kcep the largest and best assortment of HARDWARE, To be found in the Grand llivcr Valley, And would invito the attention of B U Y E R S Piirticuljuly to their stock of BRLTINO, PACKING, FILES, Mill, Circular mid Cross-Cut coopers' and carpenters' tools. Broad and Narrow Axes, GLASS, SASH &, NAILS, DOOK TRIMMINGS, Cooking, Box and Parlor STOVES, OF EVERY VARIETY. TIN AND COPPER WARE, WHICH THEV WILL SELL AT REASONBLE PRICES. W. D. FOSTER & CO. Grand Kapids, January 'JS, 1S")7.


ocr: Agricultural Warehouse aud Seed Store. TIIF subscriber has recently opened a store on Canal street, opposite the Public Hall, where he keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of Farming Implements Machines, Seeds, fyc. lie is also manufacturing PLOWS of the most approved Fas tern l'atterns (including the celebrated Curtis Flow), also, Cultivators, Grain Cradles, me. He keeps constantly on hand Points for more than fifteen different kinds of Plows. These Points, us well as all other castings made at this shop, are of the best quality of hard iron. lhe wooding ot Plows is done by Henrv Stone, whose long experience in the business, enables him to excel in this branch of business. Fanners and those connected with agricultural pursuits, are invited to call and satisfy themselras that this Is just the establishment which thev have so long needed. A. L. CXUBB. Grand Rapids. 178 tf.


ocr: Agricultural' Warehouse, A. L. 0 HUB B. At this Institution may be found at all times the most complete collection of FAULTING TOOLS and MACHINES, In Western Michigan consisting of a great variety of . Eagle Curds, Long, and Iron Beam Plows ! Cultivators, Horse Hoes, Corn Planters, Drills for Field and Garden use, Threshing Machines Reapers, Mowers, Vertical and Horizontal Hay Presses, Field Rollers, Grain Drills, Wheel Cultlva tors, Dog Powers, Circular and Crosscut Sawmills, Clover Hullcrs, and a multitude of other smaller tools and machines, both convenient and necessa ry. Those Interested are invited to call and ex amine this collection of implements, and purchase such as willbe to their advantage. Canal St., Grand Rapids, Mic h. 280 tf AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE SEED ST ORE. . The subscriber has recently opened a. 6toro on Canal street, the Public Hall, whero he


ocr: CRADLES repaired and extra Fingers for sale, at the Agricultural Warehouse, by A. L. Chubb. HARROWS Field Cultivators & Grain Drills, at A. L. Chubbs' Ag'l. Warehouse. 18 5 7 BEAK IN MIND THAT W. D. FOSTER & Co. Keep the largest and best assortment of II AED WAR E, To be found in the Grand River Valley, And would invite the attention of BUYERS Particularly to their stock of BELTING, PACKING, PILES, Mill, Circular and Cross-Cut COOrERS' AND CARPENTERS' TOOLS. Broad and Narrow Axes, GLASS, SASH &. NAILS, DOOH TRIMMINGS, Cooking, Box and Parlor STOVES, OF EVERY VARIETY. TIN AND COPPER WARE, C&2G., WHICH THEY WILL SELL AT REASONABLE PRICES. W. D. FOSTER & CO. Grand Rapids, Jannary 29, 1857. CULTIVATOR TEETH. Steel cultivator teeth, In quantities to suit purchasers, from one;to


ocr: Chicago Leather lteltlng Manufactory KELLY & BLACKBURN, Manufacturers of a Superior article of OAK TANNED Leather Belting, Whkh they will sell at New York Prices 1 A liberal discount made to large purchasers. KELLY & BLACKBURN, Tanners. Curriers, Importers of French and English Leather. Dealers in Tanners' Oil and Hides. 213, Lake St., Chicago, III. . 217yl


ocr: 5i7i;: 'il'l 7 ' ii!-C BEAU IN MIND Til AT , W. D. FOSTER & Co. Keep the largest and best assortment of HARDWARE, To be found in tho ' ,t . 4rand Kivcr Valley, ' Apd would invito the attention of BUYERS Particularly to their stock of BELTING, PACKING, FILES, Mill, Circular and Cross-Cut COOPERS AND CARPENTERS TOOLS. Broad and Narrow Axes, GLASS, SASH7&, NAILS, DOOR TRIMMINGS, Cooking, Box and Parlor ' stoves, ; OF EVERY VARIETY. TIN AND COPPER WARE, WHICH THEY. WILL SELL AT PRICES. W. D FOSTER & CO. Grand Rapids, January 28, 1857. To Lumbermen. printed and for sale, at the Times office, a very neat and convenient table of sawlogs re to board measure the calculations are cor and reliable, and tho size and shape conveni ,l.T'Q';


ocr: ..'Attachment Notice.. i STATU OEMICHIGAN, The Circuit Court for tho County or uttawa: '-. Clarisa II. reck, ) NOTICE is hereby glTen , vs. : - - - r that on the 21th day of Sen Alonzo B. Stevenson. J tember, A D. 185d, a writ of Attachment was issped from the Circuit Court above named, wherein the above named Clarisa II. Peck, plaintiff, and tho above named Alonzo B. Stevenson, defendant," for the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars that said writ was made returna ble on the 11th day of October, 18.50 (that being in term time), ana tnnt as appears from the re turn of said writ, property has been attached there on, and that the defendant above named could not be found in tho State of Michigan. Clarisa II. Peck, rlalntlff. w. II. Parks, Att'y.' (201 w7. urand liaven, Oct. JU, lBGG,


ocr: MANILLA ROPE. A large supply on hand at W. D. Kos i i:u & Co's. GOOD NEWS!! NO MATTER whether Buchan an or Fremont is elected Presl dent, one thing IB CERTAIN, viz : That a large stock Of the best quality of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals and Surgicul Instru ments, Yankee Notions, Groceries, Provisions etc., etc., for Fall and Winter trade, is now in stote and arriving at Griffin's. Keeping no books of account, selling for cash, and having a continually increasing trade, I cun and will sell for less profit than ever before, and warrant the one thousand and one articles kept in store, as good as recommended, or refund the money. Attention is requested to our large supply of Winter Sperm Oil, Machinery, Sweet and Olive Oils, Boiled and Raw Linseed Oils, Varnishes, Camphcnc, Turpentine, Burning Fluid and Alco hoi. Wo have over one thousand gallons of the above in store. Two hundred kegs and cans of the various qualities of Pure White Buffalo Lead, New Jersey Snow White Zinc, Paris Green and Hampden Green (in oil), and all other colors, with every description of Painters' Tools, Also a small stock of Medicinal Wines, Brandy, Wolfe's Aromatic Sehnappcs, and Scotch Ale. Sweet's Flour, Middlings, Buckwheat Flour on hand in any quantity. JL Griffix, Agent. Oct. 'JO, 18oG.. For Sale,


ocr: Schooner for Sale, THE fast sailing Schooner CONVEY x&KR. well adapted to the coast trade, measuring about M tons burden. She is laid up at Grand Haven. Enquire of the owner, P. Yan den Berg, at the Light House. P. Van MX BBBO. Grand Haven. March , 18-V7. 4m 279-


ocr: ALLEN & 1IAXTON, (Successors to George W. Allen,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES. YANKEE-NOTIONS . AND PEDLERS' GOODS, CE?" No. 1, Commercial Block, foot of Monroe street. Grand Rapids, Mich. Geo. W. Allex, (233 lyj Benj. Haxtox.


ocr: BLAKE & HUBBARD, SUCCESSORS TO " FERRY & SONS," and " CUTLER & WARTS," Storage onuarMng & (taimnteian Consignees of the American and Western Trans portation Companies, Agents for Chicago and Grand Haven line of Steamers, and Steum boats on Grand River ; alo agents for the sale of Imperial Mills Flour. JOSEPH BLAKE, WM. II. HUBBARD. Grand Haven, Mich. f2S0 tf. Cranberries, f) BUSHELS, selected expressly for retail trade, J) for sale by Cutlkh & Warts. 0, 1&37.


ocr: New Goods, RECEIVED this day, by propeller Troy, a part of our larpro 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, Cutler & Warts.


ocr: Dissolution. THE firm of Calvert & Co. has this day dissolv. ed by mutual consent. The business of thu late firm will bo settled by the subscriber. The public are invited to call as usual af the old place, on Water street, next door to the Ottawa House, where they will find a great variety of eve rything iu the line of Groceries, Yankee Notions, etc., etc. L. ShackeLton Jan'y 19, 1830. tf Silk and Worsted, Linen Edgings, lat


ocr: :V)PATTERSON & COLE, House," Boat and Sign Painters, GRAINERS, Paper-Hangers, Glaziers and Gild ers.' ' ' ' ' N. B. Particular attention paid to Zinc Paint ing and Culsanilning. 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 er warehouse. 1 ' J. Pattfrsojj, 1 i W. F. Colk. J Grand Haven, Aug. 23, 1&30. - 230 tf.


ocr: 1 8 5 7. BEAR IN MIND THAT W. D. FOSTER & Co. Keep tho largest and best assortment of HARDWARE, ' ... To be found in the Grand River Valley, And would invito tho attention of B U YE R S Particularly to their stock of BELTING, PACKING, FILES, Mill, Circular and Cross-Cut coopers' and carpenters' tools. Broad and Narrow Axes, GLASS, SASH & NAILS, DOOIl TRIMMINGS, Cooking, Box arid Parlor STOVES, OF EVERY VARIETY. TIN AND COPPER WARE, WHICH THEY WILL SELL AT REASONBLE PRICES. "W. D. FOSTER & CO. Grand Rapids, January 28, 1837.


ocr: 441 ;' Attachment Notice. STATE OF MICHIGAN, Tho Circuit Court for the County of Ottawa: Clarisa II. Peck, ) NOTICE Is hereby given vs. that on the 2 1th day of Sep- Alonzo D. Stevenson. ) tembcr, A. D. 1850, a writ of Attachment was issued from tho Circuit Court above named, wherein tho above named Clarisall. Peck, plaintiff, and the abovo named Alonzo 11. Stevenson, defendant, for tho sum of ono hundred and fifty dollars that said writ was made returna ble on tho Uth day of October, 185(1 (that being iu icrm time;, ana mat as appears irom tho re turn of said writ, property has been attached there on, and that tho defendant abovo named could not be lound in tho State of Michigan. Clarisa 11. Peck, rialntiff. W. II. Tajiks, Att'y. 204 w Grand Haven, Oct. 20, 1856.


ocr: 1 5 7. BEAR IN MIND THAT YT. D. FOSTER & Co. Keep the largest and best assortment of HARDWARE, To be found in the Grand River Valley, And would invite the attention of BUYERS Particularly to their stock of BELTING, PACKING, FILES, Mill, Circular and Cross-Cut coopers' and carpenters' tools. Broad and Narrow Axes, GLASS, SASH & NAILS, DOOR TRIMMINGS, Cooking, Box and Parlor STOVES, OF EVERY VARIETY. TIN AND COPPER WARE, WHICH THEY WILL SELL AT REASONABLE PRICES. W. D. FOSTER & CO. Grand Rapids, January 28, 1S57. To Xum"bermeii.


ocr: SANDS XXX ALE TIIE undersigned have the Agency for the sale or this celebrated lbeam, i'alk ana amber ale and are prepared to fill orders promptly-, and tat isfactorllv. Those wishing a fine article of ale will find (on trial) this ale to be superior to any draught ale ever before introduced into the Grand Klver Valley. Orders for the above ale is respectfully solicited WASlllNuiuai uuusu, urand Haven, leo oat liHOTUERS, Agents. 2S0 tf.


ocr: NEW FIRM. Goods Cheaper than ever. 1T7ISHING to do only a cash business, we are VV prepared to offer goods at a price that will defy competition. Our stocu, as usual, wm 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. Cutler & Warts. February 9, 1850.


ocr: Ottawa Iron Works, FERRYSBURG, OTTAWA CO MICIL WM. M. FERRY, Jr., Manuracturer of Station ary and Marine, high or low pressure. STEAM ENGINES, Mill Gearing, Iron and Brass Castings. Particu Iar attention will paid to the manufacture of Mulloy and Cicular Sawmills. superior Sidintr Mills built at 6hort notice, readv 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 either of th above kinds of work, from a distance or In this county, are assured that every effort will bo used to nil with despatch their orders. We are prepared to contract for building En gincs and machinery for Boats and Mills of the most approved patterns and finish. India Rubber Belting, and Steam Packing Gaskets, constantly on Iiand. CEP" Post Office address, Grand Haven, Mich. 212tfJ Wm.M. Jr.


ocr: waslxln gton XlctU. The public are most respectfully informed that there will be a Ball, at tho Washington House, on the evening of the 23d Inst., on which occasion they aro invited to attend. Music by C. W. Smith's Grand Rapids Cotillou Band. MANAGERS. Bexj.Smitii, D. E. McIntosh, R.II.Wilber, John Duo an, E. S. Jotce, John Rodinson Capt. Ja's Dalton. FLOOR MANAGERS. Capt. Harry Miller, H. A. Chubb, Wm. II Woodbury.


ocr: CHICAGO & GRAND HAVEN: SEASON ARRANGEMENTS 1 THE STEAMBOAT HURON, Capt. I "Wife. Goodrich, win run aurmg this season between Chicago and Grand aven, leaving each place every day (except Sun- days.) She will connect with the River Boats and with the Railroad as soon as It is finished. AGENTS: James R. Huounin, Chicago. Cutler & Warts, Grand' Haven, JosF.ru Blare. " " 3m 2781 Chicago, Eetfy 10, 1S57-


ocr: EVERYBODY WANTS THE LEGAL GUIDE! This book contains the laws of Michigan, Indiana. Wisconsin. Illinois and Iowa: also-the full United States Laws for pre-empting and locating Public Lands, and is peculiarly adapted to the wants of the north-west. It also contains accurate and practical forms for drawing up all business documents in common use. bam pie copies will oc sent, postpaid, to those wishing to engage in tho sale of k, mi receipt of 50 cents by mail. Address, RuFUBnAX-cii ard- 300-1 Chicago,.Ills.


ocr: Attachment Notice. STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit Court for the County of Ottawa : John II. Dunham, ) "TOTICE Is hereby given Henry W. Hinsdale. 11 that on the 10th day of Dec, 1830, a writ of At tachment was issued from the Circuit Court for the Thomas P. Dunham, vs. John Kerler. county of Ottawa, wherein the above named John II. Dunham. Henry W. Hinsdale and Thomas P. Dunham, plaintiffs, and the above named John Kerlcr, defendant, for the sum of six hundred forty-four and nineteen hundredths dollars (5044 19), that said writ was made returnable on the 6th day of January, 18-57 (that being the first Tuesday in January), and that as appears from the retnrn of said writ property has been attached thereon, and that the defendant aoove named could not be found in the State of Michigan. W. II. Parks, Att'y. Grand Haven, January 7, 1857. 1272 w7 an1 Cornstalk Cntters, at


ocr: AUGUSTUS W. TAYLOR, Judge of Probate for Ottawa Couuty. Office, for the present, with the County Treas urer, Grand Haven, Mich. fty Papers and business communications trans mitted to the Court, through favor of II. D. Post, llolland, or left with ?Ir. Henry IJrower, Grand Haven, or John W. Rams, Times Office, will re ceive prompt attention. Court days, first and third Mondays of each month. Post office address, Ottawa Center, Ottawa Co.


ocr: NSW FIRM. Goods Cheaper than ever. WISHING to do only a cash business, we 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 judges. Cutler & Warts.


ocr: HAND Mills, for grinding Corn, Wheat, or any kind of grain for family use. N. 13. These mills are just what every family need that do not live near a Grist Mill. In Hotels and Boarding Houses they are just the thing for grinding Coflee, for sale at Stone & Chcbb's Ag'l Warehouse, Grand Rapids, Mich.


ocr: Stoves, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. CHRISTOPHER MKTZ, OF CHICAGO, HAS opened a Store at Grand Haven, where he will manufacture all 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. CP" Particular attention paid to jobing. Grand Haven, Oct. 1, 185C. f2Gl tf. Chicago Leather Belting Manufactory. KELLY & BLACKBURN, Manufacturers of a Superior article of OAK TANNED Leather Belting, Whkh they will sell at New York Trices 1 A liberal discount made to large purchasers. KELLY & BLACKBURN, Tanners, Curriers, Importers of French and English Leather. , Dealers in Tanner Oil and Hidtt. 217J K7"Si3, Lake st, Chicago, 111. fly


ocr: New Goods, RECEIVED this day, by propeller Troy, 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, 1S5G. Cutler & Warts.


ocr: MARRIED On the 8th inst., by the Rev. O. Hall, of Lamont, Mr. T: F. Easton and Miss M. A. Durpiiy, both of Polktoa Center. , . . ' Robes of spotless white, , , . Smiles and glances bright, , , . . v ' All things fair and light; A blessing and a prayer, And then the happy pair ; Forever wedded are, ' ' Constant, true in lovo ',". May thi3 union prove;., : Blessings from above "' ' 1 Upon their home descend,' r- " And hope and pence attend ,;; Life's journey to its end. m. "


ocr: I -' j. KENDALL & CO: . Wlxolosalo cs Xl.til. No. 13, Canal Street, Taylor Sc Barns' Block SILKS, LAWNS, BAREGES, , SHAWLS, MANTILLAS, : ' PRINTS, HOSIERY, ' Su TU, XXX O XT Or CLOTHS AND CASSIMEIIES, In short, a complete assortment of n rt v a n n in r MILLINERY GOODS !! Carpets, Oil Cloths, Peddler's ; BOOTS, SHOES, and TEAS ! ! tkx Having a. large. - new, and well store, and receiving additions to our constantly,' wo have unusual facilities for lmolnai j ti A mifi ntiatnmiwa urill find a 1 a rrrr. ricty of fresh goods, and at prices that cannot to pieaso ail. . , We give particular attention to tho W h olosalo Trado, and merchants, peddlers and others will find our prices wul comparo lavorabiy with , Detroit or Chicago. No variation from tho marked price, ail goods warranted as represented. 1 J. KENDALL & CO. Grand Kapids, June 20, 1857. 3o3tj


ocr: Grand Haven, Mich. . . 280tf STOVES ! STOVES !! CHEAP FOIt CASH ! ! THE Undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to the people of Ottawa county and vicinity, that ho has on hand and is receiving daily, from tho Lastern Manufacturers, the - est and Best Stock of Stoves ! I jftrrri Ever brought to this Market, which we will.warrant to givo Entire Satisfaction, or the money refunded. Among our Stock, may be found tho ' "Gencsscc River Elevated Oven Stove!" i . that only ncod "bo seen to convince the purchaser, that it has no equal. It is cast from the best of Iron, and is larger and heavier than any stovo of the kind, that has ever been brought to this Market. We would also call tho attention of the public to our square diving fluo stoves, consisting of tho .r. Victor, Uncle Tom's Cabin, and . " ' Meteor. May uueen, acranton ; Of all sizes. Also Premiums, and others too nu merous to mention. -.' ,E:: We would , only say, call at the Grand Ilaven Stovo and Hardware Store, before purchasing elsewhere. Geo. L. Hubbard, .. MayC, 1857. 287tfJ , .. Agent..


ocr: BLAKE & HUBBARD, SUCCESSORS TO " FERRY & SONS," and " CUTLER & WARTS," Storage arbarliinfl & Commission ,' aCBnOTTAIMTS. . Consignees of the American and' Western Trans' portation Companies, Agents for Chicago and Grand Haven line of Steamers, and Steam boats on Grand River ; also agents for ' the sale of Imperial Mills Flour. JOSEPH BLAKE, WM. II. HUBBARD. Grand Haven, Mich. . . 280tf


ocr: GRAND HAVEN ADVERTISEMENTS. N E W FIR M !! ALBEE cVHUNTING, Hew Goods! Hew Goods!! THE UNDERSIGNED, having' entered into a co-partnership in the Mercantile Business, ha f f j ust received, and are constantly receiving new supplies of ' ' , havo iDrnr 'gooi OF ALL KINDS PORK, II A MS1, LARD, u n Driet Apples, Peaches and Prunes, Sal 1 9 M u s t a rd, , Tobacco, Codfish, , ' , . : Maple Sugar and Syrup' .' NAILS, GLASS AND PUTTY, Men's and Boys' Hats and Caps, ...... . ... ..,!; . ' MENS' CONGRESS GAITER BOOTS, And everything connected with tho trade, at Wholesale and Retail, at low figures for cash or ready pay. Call and examine at the old stand of J. it. aidcc, Grand Ilaven. ' C. B. ALBEE, ISAAC HUNTING. I U A'ersons naving oustness wim mis jirm, unit address Albee 6o hunting, urana ilaven Mien. 3V. it. All persons havinir accounts with tho old Store of C.13. Albee, aro requested to call and settlo the same,' as I am anxious to balance my old books. , .. 287tf 1 ' C. B. ALI3EE." AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, tho best reme dy known for lung complaints, for sale at 1 , ' ALBEE 8. CARPENTERS' Tools, Saws, Chisels, Augers, Hammers, etc., a good assortment, at r albee . CHEESE, Butter, Corn Meal and Beans, in good order and of the best quality, at . ALBEE 8. ' LADIES CLOTHS, several pieces of tho best quality call soon or it will be gone at ALBEE B. HOSIERY Ladies and Misses cotton and cash mere Hose, and a largo assortment of Chil dren's Fancy Worsted Stockings, at Albeb b. CLOCKS Superior eight day Clocks at Albee's HATS and Caps the best assortment in town, and for the lowest prices, at Albee'8. H"l0RSElWLLARS, Halters and Saddles, at ,. - Albee's. . SCHOOL BOOKS and Stationery, at Albee's. S ILK HATS A few left, of the latest style, at Albee s. BLAKE & HUBBARD, SUCCESSORS TO " FERRY & SONS," and " CUTLER & WARTS,"


ocr: TO ARMS! TO AllMSlT " HOSTILITIES COMMENCED , IN THE Grand Eiver Valley , AT THE . VILLAGE OF EASTMANVILLE. , o . ' We would inform our old friends in Eastmanville and its vicinity, that wo are constantly receiving a larsre nnd well selected stock of NEW AND CHEAP GOODS OF ALL STYLES, VARIETIES AND P1UCES, and we feel coniident that we can oiler greater in ducements than can bo found elsewhere, and give more and better goods for the same consideration. Our Stock embraces a complete assortment of . D R Y, C O O D 3 DOMESTICS, DRESS GOODS, XZxts, Caps cs Uonnots, A Large Assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES 11 READY MADE OLTHINCG, A Splendid Assortment for Summer wear. Also, any quantity of C R O C E R I E GLASS, QUEEN'S AND HARDWARE, &c. We wish it distinctly understood that wo will not un undersold by any store in the GRAND RIVER VALLEY I


ocr: GOOD NEWS!! NO MATTER whether Buchan an or Fremont is elected Presi dent, one thing IS CERTAIN, viz: That a large stock of the best quality of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals and Surgical Instru ments, Yankee Notions, Groceries, Provisions etc., etc., for Fall and Winter trade, is now in store and arriving at Griffin's. Keeping no books of account, Bellini? for cash, and having a continually increasing trade, I can and will sell lor less protlt thun ever betorc, and warrant the one thousand and one articles kept in store, as good as recommended, or refund the money. Attention Is requested to our large supply of Winter Sperm Oil, Machinery, Sweet and Olive Oils, Boiled and Raw Linseed Oils, Varnishes, Camphene, Ttirftntfni. Burning Fluid and Alco hoi. Wc have over one thousand gallons of the above in store. Two hundred kegs and cans of the varioas qualities of Pure White Buffalo Lead, New Jersey Snow White Zinc, Paris Green and Hampden Green (in oil ), and all other colors, with every description of Painters' Tools, Also a small stock ot Medicinal Wines, Brandy, Wolfe's Aromatic Schnappes. and Scotch Ale. Sweet's Flour, Middlings, Buckwheat Flour on hand in any quantity. H. Griffin, Agent. Oct. 26, 1806.. For Sale,


ocr: ALLEN ft HAXTON Successors to George W. Allen,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, YANKEE-NOTIONS AND PEDLERS' GOODS, r7" No. 1, Commercial Block, foot of Monroe street. Grand Rapids, Mich. Geo. W. Allen, 238 lyj Benj. Haxton.


ocr: 1 t CHICAGO & J57 GRAND HAVEN: SEASON ARRANGEMENTS! THE STEAMBOAT HURON, Capt. Goodrich, will run during this season between Chicago and Grand aven, leaving each place every day (except Sun days.) She will connect with the River Boats and with the Railroad aa soon as it is finished. AGENTS: James R. Huoukik, Chicago Cctlkx A Wats, Grand Haven. Jokeph Blaki, " 3m W Chicago, Eeh, 10, 1857 Tii'ilil'g' n


ocr: PATTERSON k COLE, House, Boat and Sign Painters, (1 RAINERS, Taper-Hangers, Glaziers and Gild X ers. N. B. Particular attention paid to Zinc Paint ing and Calsainining. All orders promptly attend ed to. Mixed Paints for sale. Shops, Crand Rapids, third door from Canal, on Lyon street; Grand Haven, on Water street, low er warehouse. J. Pattkkson, W. t. COLK. Grand Haven, Aug. 'Jo, 18"n. 125(3 tf


ocr: 1 8 5 7. BEAR IN MIND THAT W. D. FOSTER & Co. Keep tho largest and best assortment of HARDWARE, To be found in the Grand River Valley, And would invito tho attention of BUYERS Particularly to their stock of BELTING, PACKING, FILES, Mill, Circular and Cross-Cut coopers' and carpenters' tools. Broad and Narrow Axes, GLASS, SASH &, NAILS, DOOll TRIMMINGS, Cooking, Box and Parlor STOVES, OF EVERY VARIETY. TIN AND COPPER WARE, WHICH THEY WILL SELL AT REASONBLE PRICES. w. i4p)ster & CO. Grand Rapids, January 28, 1857. To Lumbermen.


ocr: GEORGE PARKS & Co., General Land Agents, WILL attend to selecting, locating and pro cmpting Govern mi' tit Lands, also to the sale and purchase of other lands, and the payment of taxes. We have completo sectional maps of Ottawa, Oceana, and Mason counties, which are carefully corrected each week. We are a!le to designate Pine and Farming La in Is. and will do so at reasonable rates, and war rant the lands to DS as recommended. W e will make elci tions for those for whom we may locate lands ut the State or the United Slates Land otiiecs, when desired. Also we will make and correct plats of the above named counties on short notice. All business entrusted to us will be uttended to promptly, and for moderate charges. Office second door below the Washington House, GrandHaven, Mich. 900 tf. BOUR'S CORDIAL,


ocr: Agricultural Warehouse, A. L . CHUBB. AT THIS INSTITUTION may be found at all times the most complete collection of FARMING TOOLS and MACHINES, in "Western Michigan ety of consisting of a great vari- E(mlc Curtis Iron . tw . l-lf (.11 Beam Ploics! Cultivators, Horse Hoes, Corn Planters, Drills for Field and Garden use, Threshing Machines, Reapers, Mowers, Vertical and Horizontal Hay Preises, Field Boilers, Grain Drills. Wheel Cultiva tors, Dog Powers. Circular ami Crosscut Sawmills, Clover Ilullers, and a multitude of other smaller tools and machines, both convenient ami nooossa ry. Those interested are invited to call and ex amine this collection of implements, and purchase such as will be to their advantage. Canal st., Grand Rapids, Mich. 280 tf Apple Pearer, USEFUL and ingenious, ought to be in every Hotel. Saloon and Kitchen. For sale at


ocr: Commissioner's Notice. STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, ss: WE, the undersigned. Commissioners appoint ed by the Probate Court for the county of Ottawa, to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against the Estate of George Baxter, deceased, do hereby appoint Friday, the 20th day of February next, as the time of meeting, nt the Cottage House, in the village of Lamont. Geo. Luther, ) Israel V. Harris, Cora'rs. Esek Angel. ) 1S37. 273 w4


ocr: ALLEN & 1IAXTON, (Successors lo George W. Allen,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES. YANKEE-NOTIONS AND PEDLERS' GOO D S, D" No. 1, Commercial Block, foot of Monroe street. Grand Rapids, Mich. Geo. W.Allen, 238 lyj Bexj. Haxton.


ocr: NEW FIRM. Goods Cheaper than ever. WISHING to do only a cash business, we 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 judges. Cutler & Warts. February 9, 1&3G.


ocr: Grand Rapids Book Bindery. The undersigned would Inform the citizens of s Ottawa county that they have now in successful operation, in connection with their Printing Es tablishment, a Dook Bindery, located on Canal street, Grand Rapids, next door to the Post Office.. They keep on hand, for sale, and will manufacture to order all kinds and sizes of 331X3LlSL 33OO33L0, such as Day Books, Journals, Ledgers, Shipping Books and all kinds of County Records, in the best stylo, which will bo sold at DETROIT PRICES. Magazines, Music, Periodicals, bound, and Oldi Books re-bound in every desirable style. All work warranted. Jacob Barns & Co. Grand Rapids, January 6, 18.35. 174 tf 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: . Agricultural Warehouse, BY A. L, OH U B B. At this institution may be found at alljtlmcs the most complete collection of FARIUNG TOOLS and MACHINES, In Western Mlchlganr-conslsting of a great variety of Eagle Curtis, Long, and Iron Beam Plows ! Cultivators, Horse Hoes, Corn Planters, Drills for Field and Garden use, Threshing Machines Reapers, Mowers, Vertical and Horizontal Hay Presses, Field Rollers, Grain Drills, Wheel Cultiva tors, Dog Powers, Circular and Crosscut Sawmills, Clover Hullcrs, and a multitude of other smaller tools and machines, both convenient and necessa ry. Those Interested are invited to call and ex amine this collection of implements, and purchase such as will be to their advantage. Canal st., Grand Rapids, Mich. 280 tf AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND ' SEED STORE. Tho subscriber has recently opened a store on Canal street, opposito tho Public Hall, where he keeps constantly on Hand a large assortment of Farming Implements, Machines, Seeds, Sfc. Ho is also manufacturing PLOWS of the most approved Eastern Patterns (including the celebrated Curtis Plow), also, Cultivators, Grain Cradles, &c. lie keeps constantly on hand Points for more than fiftcon different kinds of Plows. These Points, as well as all other castings made at this shop, aro of the best quality of hard iron. Tho wooding of Plows Is done by Henry Stone, whoso long experience in the business, enables him to excel in this branch of business. Farmers and those connected with agricultural pursuits, aro invited to call and satisfy themselves that this is just the establishment which they have


ocr: II "T ARROWS Field Cultivators & Grain Drills, at A. Ij. Ciiunns Ag l. v arcliouse. 1 8 5 7. BEAR IN MIND THAT W. D. FOSTER & Co. Keep the largest and best assortment of HAEDWARE, To be found in the Grand River Valley, And would invito the attention of BUYERS Particularly to their stock of BELTING, PACKING, FILES, Mill, Circular and Cross-Cut coopers' and carpenters' tools. Uroad and Narrow Axes, GLASS, SASH &, NAILS, DOOH TRIMMINGS, Cooking, Box and Tarlor stoves; OF EVERY VARIETY. TIN AND COPPER WARE, , WHICH they will sell at REASONABLE PRICES. W. D. FOSTER & CO. Grand Rapids, January 28 1857. CULTIVATOR TEETH. Steel cultivator teeth, in quantities to suit purchasers, from oneto


ocr: Chicago Leather limiting Manufactory KELLY k BLACKBURN, Manufacturers of a Superior article of OAK TANNED Leather Belting, Which they will sell at New York Prices 1 A liberal discount mado to large purchasers. KELLY & BLACKBURN, Taimera, Curriers, Importers of French and English leather. Dealers in Tanners' Oil and Hides. 513, Lake St., Chicago, III. Wj


ocr: Chcal: Cheaper! Cheapest! vi iiolosalo S3 XLotctU. IT IS A SETTLED FACT THAT J. KENDALL & CO. SELL Carpets, Oil-Cloths, Paper Hangings, Boots Shoes, Silk Shuwls, Dress Goods and Dry Goods generally, cheaper than any concern in Ground Rapids They are now opening a fresh lot of 3NT 33 -OT 0IZjKS1 CONSISTING OF Plaids and Stripes of various designs and colors. TLAIN SILKS OF ALL COLORS. A good Assortment of XT alonoiasf Of Superior quality and style. is oun DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT We cannot fail to please. all. Our SPRING PRINTS A HE ELEGANT, CIIALLIS and BAREGE DeLAINES!! And a Large varioty of White GSr o o d. is I AU of which will be cheerfully shown. We have also a fine assortment of CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, And our Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES Cannot be Surpassed. Calf, Kip, Stoga and Patent Leather Boots in the Greatest Variety. Ladies', Gents' and Children's Shoes & Gaiters of all kinds and Latest Styles, just received from the Manufacturers, of whom wc purchase our Boots and Shoes, and cau therefore sell at LOWER PRICES Than can bo found elsewhere. Wo have the Best Stock of Millinery G- oods! Ever brought into this city. ONE PRICE ONLY.


ocr: A. X, C A R Y & CO., Produce & Commission Ilor chants, Dealers in FLOUR, CORN, CORN-MEAL, PORK, FISH, 8ALT, WATER-LIME, BUTTER, EGGS, frc. Storo throe doors below tho National Hotel, and noarly opposito tho Catholic Church, Monroe Street, Grand Rapids, Michigan. CASH PAID FOR WHEAT. Referenoes.J.JI.Fox, X.L4. Avery, Grand Rap ids Ferry & Sons, Blake & Hubbard, Grandllaven, Galen Eastman, Daily & Mead, Chicago.


ocr: DETROIT MILWAUKEE BAIL NOTICE is hereby given to the subscribers the Capital Stock of the Detroit and Milwau kee Railway, in Ottawa County, that their sub scriptions are due and payable at the Office at Grand Rapids and Crockery Creek, follows: Five per cent on tho first day of May, 1857, five per cent on tho first day of each month, until tho full amount shall be paid in. W. P. Ivnes, Resident Engineer Fourth Divis ion of the D. & M. tf.


ocr: ALLEN & HAXTONi (Successors to Geo. W, Allen,) "Wholesale and Retail Dealers In GROCERIES. YANKEE-NOTIONS AND PEDLERS' GOODS, No. 1, Commercial Block, foot of Monroo street. Grand Rapids, Mich. Geo. Benj. Haxton.