ocr: CASH, WOOL & WHEAT, WANTED AT Van Riper's Hills, LA GRANGE, (formerly Whitmanville,) CASS COUNTY, MICHIGAN. WE the unedcrsigned engaged in the manufac ture of "W oolen G- o o d. s? For Fanners use, are now prepared with a heavy stock for the Fall and Winter trade. We have s large supply of heavy CLOTHS, CASSDIEUES, SATINETS, JEANS, FLANNELS, ks., kc, On band to which we invite the attention of Far mers and all who wish a substantial article for clothing. Also, a large lot of STOCKING YARN, which for durability and beauty of thread can not be surpassed. Our goods will be sold at the very lowest figure for CASH or in exchange for Wool or Wheat, For which the highest market price will be given. - Farmers who have not left their Wool with us to be manufactured, but have sold it will find it to advantage to give us a call. ti. et J. J. VA Kil'fctt. La Grange, August 18th. 1359. augl3-17tf TEACHERS' INSTITUTE AT


The Cass County Republican. [volume]

ocr: i i u&usaea every, mursaay, , . t At Dowagiac, Cass County, Michigan. ::f.U ;f OFFICE: Ja G. C Jones & Co.'s New Brick Block. "I r ' I, ? .- : . -.' ' : . ' terms of Subscription. " : tone copy1 one year, Os Dollar; in advance. If payment do delayed until the expiration of throe tnonths, $1.50 will be exacted. When left by the Carrier, Fifty Cent additional wiU be charged on regular rates. I . ' '-' Rates of Advertising. . (twelve Jines or less considered as a Square.) . 11 w.lSw. 4w. 3m. 6m. lyr. One Square.. I 50 1 1.00 1.25 2.50 S.50M)0 Column.. 2.00 1 2., 2.SO 3.00 fi.00 8.00115.00 s lJiimn . I A. 00 1 3.75 I 4.50 I 7.00 I li. 00 I 20.00 U Column.. -LOO 5.00 j H.00 1 10.00 15.00 25.00 I Columa.... 1 5.00 1 1.00 j S.00 15.00 1 a.00 50.00 - The privileges of yearlv adtrtisers will be con fined rigidly to-their business, and all other adver tisements not pertaining to their regular business, Wb paid for extra., ,:- . . All legal advertisements" charged at the statute prices.: . !'-)inA .1"' ' VuJ 'J All transient advertisements to be paid for, in advance.- ' 'il ' -1' "'' IXbk abot Tkbvs.vxu. b strictlt ad- BEEKD.TO , ' ... .- - , i: Job Wont of every description neatly exe cnted 'with promptness, on the most favorable terms.' Orders solicited. ...

place_of_publication: Dowagiac, Mich.

publisher: Jones & Campbell


ocr: TO THE LADIES. -A- T COST. TnE undersigned would announce to her . friends and the public generally, that having purchased the Stock of MILLINERY GOODS, formerly belonging to II. E. Ellis, will, offer the same for the next thirty davs, at Cost. " S. E. METCALF. January 5th, 1859. jan6-37wl


The Grand Haven news. [volume]

ocr: STOVES Aim HARDWARE ! ! X w . G.E. HUBBARD, . . ....' Grand Haven, - - Michigan Keep constantly on hand a large and well eclect ed Stock of COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES, Shelf & Heavy Hardware, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Carpenters & Coopers Tools. Iron, Steel, Nails, Gloss and Potty, Tin and fcueetlron, Japan and Britannia Wares, which he will Fell cheap for Cach. He is Ag't for the Famous LAMOXT SASH, BLIND A DOOIt FACTORY, Terms, - - - Caftli Store, on Washington St Dee. 22, '58. ly nl

place_of_publication: Grand Haven, Mich.

publisher: Barns & Fosha


ocr: AND FEED. WILLIAM WALLACE, WOULD announce to the eltitent of Grand Uaven and surrounding country, that he baa just received a larg' supply of Family Croccric AND PROVISIONS, Consisting In port of Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Candles, Soaps, Fruits, Tobacco, SYRUPS, SPICES, OILS, etc., tc GRAIN AND FEED KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND. I3aFlO"VISI03SrS. He will at all times, be able to supply bis cunto mcrtith all the staple articles in the lino of Provisions, such as Flour, Pork, Batter, Hams, Lard, CUEESE, FISH Ac, All article in his line, he will sell at the lowest possible figures for CASH, and will waraant


ocr: ( MARRIED, At Moretown, Yt, Slay 17th, by tho Rev. C. C. Farkcr, Mr. II. C. Akelet, of Grand Raven, Mich., to Miss Axxa Mcnuir, of Moretown, Vt.


The Cass County Republican. [volume]

ocr: George Smyth, T JL I X. O 2R t. Shop orer Ti. Bi Hollister's Drag Store. Lti,iii:u and M.MG:doiie to order and ; WAKU ANTED TO FIT. ? 91 1 . , GEORGE SyYTTL Dcw.-, OetooeT 14, If 5?. H-Vn


ocr: '; WANTED, ' SMART.'intelligent Boy aged 15 or 16, to learn x the Printing Business. None other need applv. . ,. Republic ax Office, - I ' " 'Dowagiac,. December 50th, 1S33. J dccSO-36


ocr: CABINET & CHAIR FUR.;iTUHL: KC. BIGELOW, AT THE Old Stand opposite the Freight House, Manufactures, and keeps constantly on hand, alt kinds of Cabinet and Chair Furniture, amongst which may be found j . Sofas, Centre and Card Tables," Bureaus, Tables. Stands, Bedsteads and Chairs of all kinds, Ac - The public are respectfully invited to can and examine his stock, and learn prices be-. fore purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of Matras ses kept constantly on hand or furnished to order. Repairing of all kinds done on short notice. J Having a first class, 6 horse, power. Steam En cine in operation, I am prepared to do all kinds of Tcaxrso on short notice- . n23yl lS53. .ri


ocr: SPRAGUE & HAWKS. THE UNITED STATES, A New Patent Elevated Oven COOKING STOVE ON AN ENTIRELY ORIGINAL PRINCIPLE. In this valuable invention wc do away with all the objections ever made to the elevated Oven Stove. . The pipe-flue is placed in front of the'oven, in fact, forming a part of the oven itself, and by this means we are enabled to regulate the baking more perfectly than in any other stove which was ever made. Ve have but one damper to it, which has three wings never liable to get out of order, and is also patented. By turning the damper one war, we force all the heat and flame nnder and up in the back of the oven, over the top, and thence down in front, until it enters into the flue, and passes off the curvature in the bottom of the oven, which requires the beat to descend, and bugs the oven during the circuit. Reversing the same damper, we totally exclude the entire heat from the oven, it all passing into the flue direct, even reaching the oven. - This simple and beauti ful arrangement needs, we are certain, no recommendation from us; " The pipe being thus located, the stove can be set close to - the wall side of the room, with a small zinck or board hung on the wall; the pipe being so far the wall as not to injure it; the stove, so set, occupy less room than ordinary square or flue stoves. -; A number of these Stoves have been sold recent ly, and have given . " - .: Entire Satisfaction ! We refer to U. C. Sqnire, J. M Spencer, Dr. Fos dick, Mr. Rndduck, W. R. Conine,' H. Michael, and twenty others in this village; and also to Mor ris of Little Prairie Ronde; J. G. Lofland, Uziel Putnam, and numerous others in tlve country. We have also several other patterns of Cook stoves warranted to give satisfaction. Also a gen eral assortment of H A R D W Al R E, COMPRISING nails, : .--r IRON",


ocr: A. J. GARDNER & CO., WOULD Respectfully inform the citizens of Dowagiac and surrounding country, that they are prepared at all times to furnish those who may favor them with a call Good and, Substantial Livery Stock!; Which for quality of Horses, neatness of " turn out," and low prices cannot be surpassed. . We respectfully solicit a share of the patronage of the citizens and others, wishing anything in our line. Stable on Front Street. A. J. GARDNER 4 CO. Sept. SOth 1858. n23yi INK!.;; rpnE Tery best of Black. Blue: and Red Ink. Xi ALWARD'S BOOK-STORE.


ocr: THE WHOLE COUNTRY, AND especially all those who desire to purchase all kinds of Goods and Merchandize. The Subscriber is now prepared to furnish the inhabitants of Dowagiac and surrounding country with the most desirable kinds of general merchan dize, consisting of DRY GOODS, P Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, 33ufFalo Robes, Ladies Dress ' Goods of all descriptions. Ladies and Gents Furs, Duck Mitts and Gloves. Syrups, 3Iolasses,Toaccocs, BURNING FLUID, in short, everything that is usually kept in a variety store. And as to prices he will guarantee to give satisfaction. My goods in no instance will be sold on credit, but for ready pay only. The long credit, high prices, and trust every body system having past away, the rich and the poor with their ready pay in hand, will all be served alike at the CANADA STORE. Come to Ellis' Cash Store, friends, ;, Come neighbor's far and near, . , You've every thing to hope for there, And nothing sure to fear. We'll show you goods (and sell them cheap,) A most abundant store Of everything the people want, s And just a trifle more. He also wishes to inform the Ladies that his Millinery Koom Are now open for the season, where may be found all of the latest and most fashionable styles of Bonnets, Flowers, Head DRESSES tfc ; TRIMMINGS, Of all descriptions. All Millinerv work done to order on the shortest notice. A call is respectfully solicited. J HENRY ELLIS. Uowagiac, October 23, 1858. oct28-27


ocr: New Advertisements. TO THE .A. T COST. THE undersigned would announce to friends and the public generally, that purchased the Stock of MILLINERY GOODS, formerly belonging' to n. E. Ellis, will offer same for the next thirty days, at Cost. S. E. METCALF. - January 5th, 1959. ; . jan6-37wl


ocr: FALL & WINTER OF BOOTS, AND LEATHER! M. S. (To B Boot and Shoe Store. Under the Exchange Hotel; Sign the " HI br JSOO TP HAVING just received direct from the East, large and splendid assortment of Boots and Suitable for the Season, he is prepared to sell Cash Customers, ' AT VERY LOW PRICES! And therefore, respectfully solicits a goodly of public patronage. His stock consists ot a gen eral variety of Gent's FRENCH Calf, Kip and Stoga Boots GAITERS, OXFORD TIES, . " CALF, ENAMELED & KIP Ladies' GAITERS, BOOTEES, BUSKINS, . SLIl'PERS ! And Heeled-Work of all kinds. Misses, and Children's Shoes of all descriptions ; in every thing in the Boot and Shoe line. Boots and Shoes made to order. As St vie. Quality and Workmanship, our French and Kip Boots cannot be beat in the country. warrant our work, aud keep none but the best, top" workmen. Repairing done on short Please call aud examine our stock before purchas ing elsewhere. Remember the sign of COBB'S "BIG BOOT!" Cash paid for Hides. M. S. COBB. Dowagiac, Sept, 1858. sep30-23yl.


ocr: NEW LIVERY STABLE. PALMER & DEHIS0N. XT7E are now prepared to supply those who Y may favor us with a call, with GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL LIVERY STOCK, , Consisting of Siugle Seated, Open and Covered Buggies; Two-seated opened and covered Carriages ; Also fancy and single two-seated Sleigiis ; And all the appeudages usually attached. Our Horses are young, sound", gentle aud fleet. Carriages neir, and will be kept at all times clean and tidy, to suit the most fastidious. - f We would respectfully solicit, and hone to merit. a. share of the patronage of our friends and the public. ' Enquire at the- Exchange Hotel, or at the m'j. oi ij. urewer & to. Dowagiac, April sssd, 1858. apr3o-ly drafts; England, Ireland. France, and all parts of "


The Grand Haven news. [volume]

ocr: STOVES AND HARDWAHE 1 1 t . ill -V i I I 11 " O.E. HUBBARD, Grand Haven, Michigan Keep constantly on hnnd a large and well select ed Stock of COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES, Shelf & Heavy Hardware, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Carpenters & Coopers Tools. Iron, Steel, Nulls, Glass and Tutty, Tin and Miectlron, jRpan ana Britannia Wares, which ho will Sell chenp for Cash.' -He Is Ag't for tho Famous LAMOXT SASH, BLIND A DOOR FACTORY, Terms, - - - Cash Store, on Washington St. Doc. 22, '58. ly nl


ocr: PA TENT froiiiitl Circular,, Sawn! 'TVv T,,e Subscriber Las ta iSifjy.rvYi lien the Ageney for the rf-tJ.vdLrV SHloofC. A P MrtLrV f TT -'.) . V Cnt Steel Saws and is t " -O " prepare d to furnish Saws t V-,t y f - of every description on short notice. Tho Saws are Manufae-' uptn tho most approved priuciples. Each Saw la warranted to bo well mode and perfectly true, and free from flaws. Communications by mail will always receiva prompt attention. JUference: , 1 GEO. E. HUBBARD, Messrs. Furry $os. V - Agent, CJraud Haven, M. J Grand Haven, M. July 6, 1849 ly n28


ocr: GREAT EASTERN ! Kxprclecl at Grmid Haven ! NOT WITH Cutler, Warts . & Stedgman's NEW -OODS II As they have Eeceivcd them ! I1T TIIK 33. 5e 21. RAILWAY, AND Steamship " Pizzerlnktum ! " For Particulars Rcml ! Henri ! Read ! It end ! IF.AX.Xi TPtA.3DEl CUTLKR, WAltTS & STEDGMAN Aro now receiving their large and extensive Stoek of Foreign and Domestic Dry-Goods ! BOOTS & SHOES, HATS' & CAPS! Wet and Dry (J roccrics, Crockery, &-.,&, Wliieh wcro bought at Cnidi Prices and will be sold at a small advaueo above Now lork Coht. For tho proof of which wo invito your exami nation of our ooris and Price ! At our CASH STORE, on Washington Street, Grand Haven. S3EV; EIV - QtDOBS. , Consii-ting of tpkndid styles of FIQURED DELAINES From ts. to 20 cents.


The Cass County Republican. [volume]

ocr: MES. HAIGHT WOULD respectfully announce to the Ladies of Dowagiac and vicinity, that she has re ceived her SPRING FASHIONS, together with a good assortment of raJLLiWERY GOODS, Blecchiug and r p lii iug done to order. . D .wspV.r, March l5t. marC14?m3


ocr: NEW LIVERY STABLE. PALMER & DENISON. WE are now prepared to supply those who may favor us with a call, with x - GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL LIVERY STOCK, Consisting of Single Seated, Open and Covered Buggies; Two-seated opened and covered - Carriages ; Also fancy and single two-seated Sleiglis; And all the appendages usually attached. Our Horses are vounsr. sound, gentle and fleet. Carriages new, and will be kept at all times clean and tidy, to suit the most fastidious. e would respectfully solicit, and hope to merit, a share of the patronage of our friends and the public. t5?" Enquire at the Exchange Hotel, or at the store of L. Brewer A Co. . ..


ocr: CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE BT TUB . Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. FIRE AND INLAND Navigation Insurance ! CALLS the attention of its friends, patrons, and the public generallv, to the following facts : Of its having a Cash "Capital of $500,000, with Assetts amounting to O 7,9 0 3. 4r 2 ! spill


ocr: DRAFTS, ' ON England. Ireland. France, and all parts o Germany, for -J' Panlicr. ; juries- . ; ' . . , Powagiae, Midv


ocr: CASH, CASH. First Flash over Ihc Atlantic Cable Queen Victoria to James Buchanan : WHERE IS THE . ; CHEAPEST STORE IN MICHIGAN Buchanan's Reply : - ' At the IVcw Brick Block of G. C. JONES &, CO., Cor. of Front and Commercial sts., DOWAGIAC. ; THE undersigned take great pleasure in pre dentin? to the neonle of Cass. Van Buren and Berrien Counties, the opinion of the President of the United States upon this suDject, . ana we can assure the public that lie speais xsy jkuznoruy. We are now opening a very Large Stock of Goods! r which we shall offer for . ; - . ' . KEABY PAY. ONJaY I Having done a credit . business in this place for the last eight years, we have seen enough of its ruinous consequences to be sick and tired of it ' It damages both buyer and seller, and we have done with it. " We intend to offer our goods at such low figures as will induce purchasers to pay C S H I . .


ocr: or HABTF0RD. C0KH. Cash Capital, 8200,000, WITH A LARGE SURPLUS. S. L. L00.1IIS, President. II. KELLOGG, Secretary. LOSSES Equitably Adjusted and Promptly Paid. JAMES JH. SPENCER, Agent. may204yl " Dowagiac, Mich.


ocr: DRUGS & MEDICINES ! V 3D. W. Olemmer, ,- (formerly with L. Brmemr db Co.,) HAVING purchased their entire stock of Drugs and Medicines, respectfully; informs his friends and customers, and all who may favor hint with a call, that he will keep constantly on hand THE ! BEST ASSORTED STOCK ! In town, of every kind of goods usually kept in Drugstore. . . Call and Sec for Yourselves, At the old Store of L. BREWER A CO.; you ean find always a good supply of . Druss & Medicines, PAINTS AND OILS, Fa-tentISvedicines DYE STUVS, PcrAiinery fc Toilet Spoas, BURNING FL UIDy LiMTIP OIL, Pure Wines and Liquors, FOR MEDICINAL PURROSES. ALSO, A Few Choice Groceries. BEST BRANDS Or TOBACCO Jb CIGARS! Physicians wiUtfurnished at a discount We sell exclusively for CASn, and by so doing are enabled to undersell any shop when they do credit business. t3f"Dr. M. Porter's Office' is connected with the storc.Jand will wait upon all wishing Pre scriptions. ir Please Call before Jhirchasmg Elseichere.JfFS D. W. CLEMMER. Dowagiac, April 25th, 1S53. apr29-Iy INDEMNITY,


ocr: FALL& ViiJTLllt STOCK v :.v ' . OF. BOOTS, SHOES, AND LEATHER! M . S. C O B B'S. Boot and Shoe Store, Under the Exchange Hotel; Sign of H A VING just received direct from the East, a large and splendid assortment of Boots' and : S hoes ! Suitable for the Season,. he is prepared to sell to i,asn customers, AT VERY LOW PRICES ! And therefore, respectfully solicits a roodlv share of public patronage. His stock consists of a gen eral variety or uent s rKtiNcn Cair, Kip and Stoga Boots ! GAITERS, OXFORD TIES. CALF, ENAMELED A KIP BROGANS. toadies GAITERS, - BOOTEES, - - BUSKINS, - - SLIPPERS! And Heeled-Work of all kinds. Misses, Boys' and Children s shoes of all descriptions ; in tact, every thinar in the Boot and Shoe line. rif" Boots and Shoes made to order. As for Style, Quality and Workmanship, our French Calf ana a.ip uooia canrtu oe oeat in me country. " c warrant our work, and keep none but the best, "tip top " workmen. Repairing done on snort notice. Please call and examine our stock before purchas ing elsewhere. itememDcr tne sign oi COBB'S "BIG BOOT!" y Cash paid for Hides. M. S. COBB.


The Grand Haven news. [volume]

ocr: STOVES' AND HARDWARE 1 ! mmm i CLE. HUBBARD, Grand Haven, Michigan Keep constantly on hand alargo and well select ed Stock of COOK1NO AND PARLOR ' '. Shelf & Heavy Hardware, . AGRICULTURAL Carpenters & Coopers Tools. Iron, Steel, Nails, Glass and Tutty, Tin Sheet Iron, Jupan ana untsnnia vares, wlnen lie win ell encHp lor vasu. He is Ag't for tho Famous LA J10XT SASH, PLTND A DOOU Terms, - - - Cash Store, on Washington St. Dec. 22, 'iS. ly


ocr: PA TENT " Ground Circular S?n! The SatioriVir has la- ' ktn thi Ajrn6jr-fr the Vc'gJt Steel Fau and is . '. y fnapared 19 ftiraisli Saws it, every, dpfoription n Tho Sutvuaie.Jlanurac turtd at t)otr'ut, and ot tho bo.-t Ma(rlul, and upon tho most approved principles. Each Saw is warranted to be weir made and perl'oiUy true, and free from flaws". Coiniiiuciciitioua' ty wail n.n Biwnj. reoeive prompt attt'iitiou." Rejtrtni , i).UEO. E. J1UBJ3 Messrs. Ir.nnx St fiox. V .r Jgenf, July 0, 18i9..,'.. fi 1J3ARD, M.


ocr: FEVER;:& AGUE, ... . - n . And similar Complainta, FEBRIFUGE IN QUAIIT BOTTLES. WA R RANT KJ) T O CURE Or the Moner Jlefunded! BoMBy..... :..4.'..(3RIFriN c0- Solb AorsT. 6w n32


ocr: 1850. THE 1859. STFiAM IS 16. IIUKOiM Will run during the present season between Chicago Grand Haven & Muskegon, T EAVING Grand Haven, every Tuesday, JLi Thursdny and Saturday evenings, on arrival of the cars from LMroit, and Rapids, Returning," leave Drew A P k, Chicago, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening, a 7 o'clock, reaching Haven in timo for tho morning Eastern train, I). A M. Railway, Also, in time for tho Steamers, for Grand Rapids. The Huron will hereafter enter tho ports t'10 mouth of Kalamazoo River, and Black (Holland Colony), every Saturday. n 22 SPRING rC'i, 1859. THE STEAMER J. GANOE, MASTER, . 2 , Will Leave for Grand Haven ', Mondays, Wednesdays ami Fridays, at 9 A. M STEAMS BP ONTIAO, JOHN B. PARKS j MASTER, For Grand Haven, Tuesdays, Thursdays at 4 Jr. M.


ocr: LADIES' BLACK LASTIXO GAITERS, Worth $1.50, For 75 Cents. For sale at the Store of R. 4 M.


ocr: "Woolen Yarn. Mixed, White, Black and Random Yarn, Very Low at R-


ocr: French Morinoos, Vftlencms, IJAjadercs, Plaids, Strips, Do Lniucs, A'c, Ac, To bo found only at tho Store of RYERSON k MORRIS, Muskegon, January 6, 1859.


ocr: Gents', Ladies', Misses' And Children's COOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS, Cheaper thun ever at R. k M's.


ocr: Groceries, Provision, AND FEED. WILLIAM WALLACE, WOULD announce to the citizens of Grand Haven and surrounding country, that he has just received a large supply of Family Groceries '"A ND PK O VISIONS, Consisting ia part of Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Candles, Sonps, Fruits, Tobacco, SYRUPS, SPICES, OILS, dc, etc. GRAIN AND FEED KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND. iPiROvisioosrs. He will at all times, he allo to supply his custo mers with all the stnplo nrticlos in the liuo of Provisions, such as Hour, Pork, Butter, Hams, Lard, cheese, risn d c, All article in his line, ho will sell nt tho low-cut possible figures for CASH, and will waraant them to prove as good as represented. Opposito the Nnws Office, Washington Street,


ocr: COLUMBIA WHITING FLUID a d CARMINE INK, I M PINTS, AND HALF PINTS, In abundance, and CHEAP, - - - - GRIFFIN'S & CO SHAKER'S . PRESSED HOPS, Sage, Wormwood, Arnica, Queen of the Meadow. Pennvroval. Tansv. Sweet Summer Savory Miut, Gould Thread, And other Root and Herbs, Supply at GRIFFIN'S PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER. .V QUARTS, PIXTS AX I) HALF PIXTS, At Wholesale and Retail. ' Varieties of Cathartic Pills, At GRIFFIN'S. DUPONT'S 4 HAZARD'S Kentucky It Jflc Powder, Shot, Lend and (iun Cap of all kinds, t GRIFFIN'S. DEPOSITORY OF AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, DUTCH AND ENGLISH. Also, a variety of BOOKS AND STATIONERY In Stu At GRIFFINS. Ciroceriea f Rice, Sugars, Coffee, Toas, Spices, Mcdii-inul Liquors, Syrup, Soap, Candles, SWEET'S GRAND RAPIDS FLOUR, e., Ac. Always on hand at tho Drug Store of GRIFFIN & CO. 1859. Aycr'N 1859. Cherry Pectoral, And Aguo Cure, always on hanl AT GlilFFIX A CO.'S DRV a STORE. All of Dr. Jayne's Medicines Can lo had at Grifl'm'i. DR. ROBACK'S SCANDINAVIAN MF.DI CINES AND BLOOD PILLS, At Griffin's. DR. JOHN BULL'S, Helmbolds & Townsandi Sarsaparillas In Storo at Griffin's. Dr. Charles Osgood's India Chologogue, Joue's Ainorican Cholo gogue and Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock and SarsnpiirilU In large supply at Griffin's DR. L. A. WEAVER'S Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup (and Ointment) A few Dottle at Grljfm'i. G. W. Merchant's Celebrated ' Gargling Oil, and Sloan's Condition Pow ders and Ointmonts, a larf e Stock, At Griffin's BOORIIAVE'S HOLLAND SITTERS, At Griffln's.


ocr: Gloves, KID, SILK, CASHMERE, LISLE THREAD, AND COTTON CLOVES. fig A Good Aseortmant at RYERSON k MORRIS'S.


ocr: Ladies', Gents' Children's BOOTS AND S II O E S , A fine stock at J. Kkxdall k Co's.


ocr: MICHIGAN HOUSE. Comer of Fulton and Third Street:) A RftTIt. A CO.. has recently taken the ijLe above House for the Accommodation permanent and transient Boarders, on terms suit ed to the times. Also, Warm Meikls, Oystor Stews, Pin Feet. Tonirae. Sardines. Ties. Cakes. Ac, will be served ep at all hours.


The Cass County Republican. [volume]

ocr: CASH, WOOL & WHEAT, WANTED AT Van Riper's .Mills, LA GRANGE, (formerly Whitmanville cass couxrr, micmuax. the iinedersigncd engaged in the manufac ture of rW": oolen Goods, For Fanners use, are now prepared with a heavy stock for the Fall and Winter trade. Wc have a large supply of heavy CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETS, JEANS, FLANNELS, &2., 4c, On hand to which we invite the attention of Far mers and all who wish a substantial article for clothing. Also, a large lot of STOCKING YARN, which for durability and beauty of thread can not be surpassed. Our goods will be sold at the very lowest figure for CASH or in exchange for Wool or. .Wheat,: For which the highest market price will be given. Farmers who have not left their Wool with us to be manufactured, but have sold it will find it to their advantage to give us a call. G. k J. J. VAN RIPER. La Grange, August 18th. 1859. auglS-17tf


ocr: in . ii r . '7 1 PTTii n i t r f n . Is Published every Thursday, At Dowagiac, Cast County, Michigan. OFFICE: 1 la fc.' C. Jones fc Co.'s New brick Block. Terms of Subscription. v . Y o office and mail subscribers $1 ,50 per annum, Ittariablt k Adtaxcc 5 copies to one Post Office address, $6,00. 2 . .- " " $20,00. When left by the Carrier, Fifty Cents additional VH1 be charged on regular rates. ' . . ' ' - Rates of Advertising. fTwerre lines or less considered as a Square.) 1 w. 1 3 w. 4 w. m. m. 1 1 yr. One Sou are. 60 1.00 1 1.25 j 2.50 j 3.50 j 5.00 ,. j 2.00 j 2.50 j 8.00 j 6.W 8.00 15T00 .. 1 8.00 3.75 j 4.50 7.00"! 12.00 j 30.00 J3 7 1 Column. Column.. 1 8.00 1 3.75 4.50 7.00 12.00 20.00 U Column.. 1 4.00 1 5.00 j ft. 00 1 10.00 15.00 2o.00 Column. 1 5.00 1 7.00 1 8.00 1 15.00 25.00 50.00 The privileges of yearly advertisers will be con fined rigidly to their business, and all other adver tisements not pertaining to their regular business, to be paid for extra. . All legal advertisements charged at the statute prices. All transient advertisements to be paid for in advance. 5?-Tea abotb Teuxs will bi stmctlt ad herer TO: 55?" Job Work of every description neatly exe cuted with promptness on the most favorable terms. Orders solicited.


ocr: DEALER in Gold and Silver WATCHES, from the most celebrated manufacturers. CHAINS of the latest patterns. SPECTACLES of all kinds, and suitable for any age. PLA TED WARE of the finest finish. GOLD PENS of only the best rnd most reliable makers. THIMBLES of standard silver. GOLD RINGS, f INS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS, EAR DROPS, in endless varietv. Also, a fine lot of C L O C K S, well regulated and will be sold at LOW FIGURES. Eif Repairine of Watch p will be done in a man ner Not to be Excelled and at the LOWEST LI VMG HA TES. Having had oversight years experience in the trade, a part of which was spent in the cities of Buffalo and Cleveland, it enables him to do justice to all its branches. -


ocr: GREAT BARGAINS FOR OSH !: At the New Brick Store or On C. JONES & CO., DOWAGIAC. THE undersigned want to sell leading stvles of Goods as folllows: . 190 pieces Madder Prints, from 7 to 9 els per yard, iuv - - a to 11 cts " " 10 bales neavv Shartinm fmm o o - 4 bales Denims from 12 to 15 cts. per yard? Bleached and Brown Sheetings, at almost Manufactures' nrices. Fifty Pieces Lawns, Fast colors, and in beautiful patterns, from 10 to 15 cents per yard. BERAGES, GINGHAMS, ' CIIALLEES, CHAMBERGES, White and Colored Brilliants, Black and Figured Silks, And other Dress Goods at astonishingly low Pri ces, xne iauies win ao well to examine these Goods before purchasing. "White Goods In almost every variety, style and pattern. Eeady Hade Clothing, in larger stock and at Lower Prices than ever before. FORTY ROLLS OF CARPETS, Including a great varietv of patterns Ingrain, three Ply and Tapestry Brussels. Also, Stair Carpets of both wool and cotton. We are also Agents for the sale of Oil Cloth Carpets, at manufacturers' prices ! we are confident we can sell to all who want goods in ' this line. SUGARS, TEAS, AND SYRUPS, Ten hhds. of Brown Sugar, from 8 to 9 cents per pound. Twenty bbls. White Sugar from 10 to 12 cents. Twenty Sacks Rio Coffee, at 12) cents. Ten sacks extra Rio Coffee, at 15 cents. 25 Chests of Tea, From 3 to 6 shillings per pound. We will engage to save everv one who buv Teas of us from FIVE TO TEX CEXf S per pound. 10 Tierces of the Best Syrup Ever offered in this County, for only 65 cents per gallon. We solicit close cash buyers to price our Groceries. Finally, we have almost everything belonging to our line of Trade, which we must sell at all hazards to make room for our We commenced selling Goods for Cash on the 4th daj of last September. Quite a large number of our friends told us we could not sell enough to earn our salt. Well let us see : In Auarust, 1853, we bought in New York, $15,000. The last of October we bought in Bostou, 5,000. During the winter, in Detroit and Chi cago, to fill up, 1,000. March, 1859, we purchased in Boston, (ordered,) 2,000. April 1859, in New York and Boston, 12,000. Total purchase for eight months. $35,000 ! Does this look as though' anything can be done with O J S H I We mean by the 4th day of next September our sales shall reach Forty Thousand Dollars. Last fall we advised the people to stop making debts. We know a great many took our advice. How do you like iti We shall be glad to see at our Counter all our old Friends and. the " rest of mankind," especially if they want any thing in our line. G. C. JOXES A CO.


ocr: TIBLES of every variety and price, from D cents to $15.00. Testaments from' 10c. $1.00. For sale at the Bible Society Prices, at A L WARD'S Book-store. Dowagiac, Februarv, 3. 185S. fcb3-il


ocr: Information Wanted. OF EL1HU SUU and GEORGE S. BISHOP. Ther were both formerly residents of this Tillage. 5hu is supposed to be some where in Indiana, and Bishop when last heard from was in Decatur, Van Buren Co., Mich. Anr information in regard to their whereabouts will be thankfully received br the undersigned at Dowagiac. JSPIf this should come to the notice of either Shu or Bishop they will hear of something to their advantage br addressing the subscriber immedi ately. JOHN F. HOYT. Dowagiac, June 16th, 1359. jul6-8m2


ocr: LATER FROM THE GOLD MINES PIKE'S PEAK A FAILURE! Gold in Dowagiac! Arrival of the Overland Mail. TI1E last and latest news brings the intelligence that Pike's Peak is a humbug! and thousands of gold seekers were returning. In view of this fact HENRY ELLIS has removed his large stock of new Spring & Summer Goods, from his old stand to the store formerly occupied bv A. N. Alward, where the best and most profita ble investment can be made. The subscriber is now opening a new and re markably well selected stock of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, Ladies Dress Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, &Cf &C, &Cty The above goods are of everv STYLE. COLOR, DESCRIPTION and PATTERN, and all of the best quality, which he is offering at such prices that people will have no occa sion to go to Pike's Peak to make money having the best kind of diggins at home. But as he cannot enumerate all the advantages, and can give but a feeble idea of the selections that can be make from his stock, he wishes all to come and see for themselves how he has pro vided for the dear people of Dowagiac and vicinity. All kinds of Produce taken id exchange for goods. Cash never refused at market value. HENRY ELLIS.


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ocr: PIKE'S PEAK KOUG EXPOSED TST O T I.OE.i ALL Persons indebted to S. T READ, either br Note or Book account, previous to Marc'. i 1nr(i . . I iA Al,!l .41 ..l ... -M iok, xoosr, H.I c requenwru w wui uu Beiue WVhniit delav and save costs. . uUcs-of tf. tt Sit" "' t,.p,,iMu,ti;tDoKT-j


ocr: BLANK-BOOKS! DAY Books, Journals, Blotters, Diarys Pass Books, Blank Drafts, Receipts, Ac, Sets of Books of size and quality with name lettered back, on three days Orders for Book Binding solicited. Bring iu your Maga zines and get nice dura ble Books made of V. N. ALWARD. Dowagiac, May 26.


ocr: C-A HOOK FUK EVKliVbODYl STARTLING DISCLOSURES. "Pin- TELLER'S great 'f ijft- 3 work for the married or those comeinplatinir 200 pages full Of PLATES. Price, twenty-five cents sent to all parts under seal, bv mail, ' POST-PAID. 50,000 co pies sold the past year. The single mnrried, and the married happy. A Lecture on Lott, or how to choose a partner; a complete work on midwifery. It contains bund- reds of secrets, never belare puoiisnea warranted to be worth three times the amount asked fqr it. 25 cents in specie or postage stamps, enclosed, will secure copy br feluru maiL Address," J. TELLER, M. D., - iso. 5 Beaver-st., Albanv, N. T. -DR. TiCllOIS FEMALE PILLS, ne dol lar a box,, with full directions. Married ladies should not use them. Sent by mail. CAUTION. Hutt PiU thovld not It lalenly ftnudet during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, at they are tvrt to bring on Jw- carriage, but at all other timet they are tafe. In all cases of Nervous and bpinal Affection, Pain in the Back aid Limbs, Fatigue on Slight -Exertion, Palpiution of the Heart, Hysterics, and " Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when all other" means have failed ; and although a powerful remedv, do not contain iron, eolomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution. Address DR. TELLER, as above. January, 27. 1859. jan27-40yl Bit If ANT & STHATTON'S CHAIN OF NATIONAL Mercantile Colleges, . LOCATED AT CJiicago, New York, Philadelphia, Albany, Buffalo, ' '


The Grand Haven news. [volume]

ocr: Grand Itapids Advertisements. J. KENDALL & CO., JO. 13. CANAL STREET. GRAND RATIDS, MICHIGAN. JfciT The readers of tho Grand Ilnvtn Xeiet will please take notice, tuat mo place to buy 2DJRT GOODS, Is at - - J. Kendall & Co's, WHERE A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK Will always lo found. Wool Plaids, French Merinos, TARAMATTAS, AND VALENCIA?, Aro Selling very cbcap at J. KENDALL 4 CO'S.


ocr: STOVES AND HARDWARE ! ! O.E. HUBBARD, Grand Haven, - V; Michigan Keep constantly on hand a largo and well select ed Stook of COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES Shelf & Heavy Hardware, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Carpenters & Coopers Tools. Iron, Steel, Nails, Glass and Tutty, Tin nnd Mieetlron, Japan and Uritaiiniiv Wares, which he will Sell cheap for Cash. He is Ag'tforthe Fumous LAM0NTSASII, BLIND fc DOOR FACTORY Terms, - - - Cash Store, on Washington St. Dee. 22, '58. ly nl


ocr: GREAT EASTERN ! Expected at Grand Haven not witn Cutler, Warts & Stedgman's , . NEW &Q(DD3.2 , . As they have Received them ! Bt THE 33. Sc RAILWAY, AND Steamship " Fizzerinktum ! " For Particulars Rend! It rati! Head! Head! IF-A-IjIj TKADEi CUTLER, WARTS it STEDGMAN Are now receiving their large and extensive Stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry-Goods ! BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS! Wet and Dry Groceries, Crockery, Ac, Ac., Which were bought at Cush Prices and will bo sold at a small advance abovo New York Cost. For tho proof of which we invite your exami nation of our a ood nntl Prices ! At our CASH STORE, on Washington Street, Grand Haven. HEW IDSiV - GOQDS, Consisting of splendid styles of FIGURED DELAINES


ocr: Groceries, Provisions, f' 1 ' AND FEED. WILLIAM WALLACE, WOULP. announce to the oititens of Grand Haven and surrounding country, that he has just received a large supply of Family Groceries A ND P R O VIS I O XS, Consisting lit part of Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Candles, Soaps, Fruits, Tobacco, SYRUPS, SPICES, OILS, tc, dc GRAIN AND FEED KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND Fnov"isio3srs. He will at all times, be alio to supply his custo mers with all the staple articles in tho line of Provisions, such as Flour, Pork, Butter, Hams, lard, CHEESE, FISH d e., All articlo in his lino, ho will sell at tho lowest poKnililu figures for CASH, and will wuraant them to prove as good as represented. Opposito iuoi.r.ws


ocr: STOVES AND HARDWARE ! ! i cn3J hi G.E. IIUIiBARD, Grand Haven, ... Michigan Keep constantly on hand a largo and well select ed Stock of COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES, Shelf & Heavy Hardware, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Carpenters & Coopers Tools. Iron, Steel, Nails, Glass and Putty, Tin aud oiiuci iron, onpiui ana JinUiHiiui Wares, which ho will Sell cheap for Cash. He is Ag't for the Famous LAMONTSASH, BLIND A DOOR FACTORY, Terms, - - - Cash Store, on Washington St. Dec. 22, '5S. ly nl


The Cass County Republican. [volume]

ocr: D EALERin old and Silver WATCHES, from the most celebrated manutucturers, CHAINS of the latest pat atterns. SPEC'TAGLKS, of all kinds, and suitable for any age. PLA TED WAREolWw finest finish. GOLD PENS of only the best rnd most reliable makers. THIMBLES of standard silver. GOLD RINGS, PINS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS, EAR DROPS, ia endless variety. Also, a tine lot of C Iu O C K S, well regulated and will be sold at LOW FIGURES. tjf Repairing of VV atches will be done in a man ner Not to be Excelled and at the LO WEST LIVING A TES. Having htid over eight years experience in the trade, a part of which was spent in the cities of Buffalo and Cleveland, it enables him to do justice to all its branches. . Dowagiac, April 14th, 1859. apl4-l England, Ireland, France, and all parts of for sale igW DOWAGIAC


ocr: B113LLS of every variety and price, from 2.1 cents to 115.00. Testaments from 10c. to $2.00. i or sale at the Bible Society Prices, at ALWARD'S Book-store. Dowagiac, February, 3. 1S53. feb5-41


ocr: QOOD G-O O D S! CHEAP FOR CASH OR PROMPT PAY ! Onr ConntrrmeB fnot Qoeen i Victoria,. wish to know where ther can get BEST GOODS for the LEAST MONEY "And-the.TV judging from past experience, (not from Jas. Buchanan's "First Flash over the At lantic Cable," aa you know he is all fiatk and not reliable,) know that it ia decidedly to their advan tage to buy tneir gooas at me . - r, , . OLD MAMMOTH STORE R G. LAEZELERE & CO. The undersigned take pleasure ia presenting to the people of Dowagiac and surrounding towns our positive assurance (not James uucnanan s opinion, that we are preparea 10 ouer - A Large and Desirable Stock of Goods, AT LOWER RATES Than can be found elsewhere in the Countr.


ocr: 1UCH .FURXITU11E! good FTminnmE! - NICE FURNITURE! " 1 . ' : AT; - H. BIGELOW'S. CABINETS, BUREAUS, TABLES, . I'.-: STANDS, V T: sofas, u !' . LOUNGES, at H. :BIG-ELOWS. BEDSTEADS, COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, FRENCH BEDSTEADS, . COMON BEDSTEADS, LARGE AND SMALL, at BIGELOW'S. DINING TABLES, PARLOR TABLES, KITCHEN TABLES, CENTRE TABLES, T" " SIDE TA BLES, at ,BIGELO'S. r WINDOW FIXTURES, WINDOW CURTAINS, CORDS and TASSELS, PLAIN CURTAINS, FIGURED CURTAINS, at BIGELOW'S. Jlirrors, Large and Small, 3IATTKASSES, COUCHES, CILVIRS and BROOMS, ALL SOLID 0 H E -A. F : AT: ; II. BIGELOW'S. Auust 25th. 1659. . '


ocr: CABII7ET 2?tJItI7iTtmi3 AND CHAIRS. AMOS ROUSE, Keeps on hand and is ' constantly receiving the largest ana iuiiest assortment 01 Household Furnituro ever opened in this market. His stock includes SOFAS, BUREAUS. BEDSTEADS, "TABLE-STAfJOS,"-; Lounges and CLairsV . of every description. - , . . THOSE wishing large bills of furniture will find it to their advantage to call before purchas ing elsewhere, and thus save transportation. I intend to keep on hand , - SPRING BEDS, MA TTRASSES, MIRRORS', GILT MOLDINGS, FOR PICTURE FRAMES, d-C. " ' Also, a large supply for the country trade, .t rf much lower rate than they bave been in the habit of purchasing heretofore. : . Having had long experience in the business I am prepared to warrant all articles manufactured by me, and most respectfully solicit a share" ..or public patronage. Also, the celebrated - Prison Furniture, 1 kept on hand. - . All kinds of repairing done at the shortest' notice. Cane and flag seats relaid. - - ' Coffins on hand, aud made to order. . - Warerooms nearly opposite the Postffice." " AMOS ROUSE. Dowagiac, March 15, 1853. marl7-47 , BY


ocr: ..ill 111 I , . - ' - OF ' HARTFORD. C0II1I, Cash Capital, 8200,000, WITH A LARGE SURPLUS. 8. L. LOOJIIS, President, n. KELLOC.G, Secretary. LOSSES ; Equitably Adjusted and Promptly ; Paid. - "-JA3IES SI.' SPENCER, Agent. may204yl -1 ' ' Dowagiac, Mich. Great


ocr: NEWS OFPEACE! STILL' LATER FROM EUROPE ! THE ARMISTICEBETWEEN AUSTEIAandFEANCE! pHE LAST STEAMER brought dates to the 1st JL August, stating that there has been a Treaty of Peaoe Entered upon between the Emperors of Austria aud France; And as there is good times coming and as there will be peace and plenty in the land HENRY ELLIS Thought he would say a word to the inhabitants of DOWAGIAC and VICINITY, stating that he has this dav commenced selling off his GOODS AT COST PRICE, Aud will continue to do so for SIXTY DAYS FROM DATE, During which time he will be happy to see all of ins acquainiances and uc puonc generally, ut ins Store, situated on Front Street. Dowagiac and two doors west of F. G. Larzclere A Co'.s Store, where ue wul be selling his stocs ol New and F.osliionable Goods For such prices as will induce anv person to buy after looking at the goods and having thein offered at such prices as here stated: , Madder Prints, ........ 6 to 10 ct s. per yard. Heavy Sheetings, 7 " y " bieacbed A lirowu Shirtings, 7"1" " " . " Large Lot Lawns, ------- 5 ' 10 ..." " Also, other Dress Goods too numerous fo men tion, which will be sold at greatly reduced prices. G-RO.OERIESli Best quality of New Orleans Sugar, - - 9 cts. per lb. Rio Coffee, - 12 to 15 cts. per lb. Extra quality Gunpowder Tea, - - - 65 cts. per lb. Young Hvsdn Tea, ....... 40 to 60 cts. per lb. No. 1 WhVeFish per half barrel, - . $5,00. ; . And a large assortment of . BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS and READY MADE CLOTHING, All of which will be sold at prices to correspond with the above statements We also have on hand an assortment of the new Carrosine or Coal Oil Lamp (and oil) which is decidedly the best and most economical Light that can be used, vail and y- - ' see them operate. Kf Friends. Remember the Store, situated two doors west of F. G. Larzelere k Co.'s Store, Front ireet, uowagiac, Mich. . . :-: HENRY 'ELLIS, Dowagiac, Angust llth, 185d. mav5-2yl'


ocr: Taken UpJ B Y the Subscriber, living in Wayne Township, Cass County, on the 2nd inst, ABAYMAEE, Suposed to be four years old, a white stripe in the face, two white feet, one before and one behind. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take her away. JAMES S. DEXTER.


ocr: LIGHT! LIGHT! I :o; ... m Burning Fluid Thrown Into The Shade I Kerosene Illuminating- Oil f NOT EXPLOSIVE TniS OIL being a pure disMlation from coal, without the admixture of alcohol or spirits ot turpentine, is entirely inexplosive. Bv the state ment of E. N.: Kent, the celebrated Chemist, it will be seen that Kerosene is not explosive even when heated to 212 deg. F., and being less volatile than Camphene, is not liable to smoke, and is wll adapted for lighting Mills, Factories, Churches, Stores and for general family use. This oil pro duces a purer, cheaper and better light that any artificial light yet disccvered, gives no unpleasant smell in burning, is not affected by cold and will make a light equal to four sperm candles, at a cost of ' - T - - HALF A CENT AN HOUR. Every person who wishes a cheap and beautiful light is invited to try the article and satisfy them, selves. Oil, Lamps, Wick, Ac, for sale by . ;.. ..... . HENRY ELLIS. Dowagiac, September 1, 1859. , . sepl-lirtn3


ocr: FOR FEVER t. AC-DE AND SIMILAB COMPLAINTS, ' USE . erof; mott's PEBEIPFGrE WINE, IN QUART BOTTLES This treat antidote for Fever and'Aeue. sold by N. B. Uollistcr, Dowagiac, and country '


ocr: BRYANT fc STRATTOIX'S ..; CHAIN OF NATIONAL mercantile Colleges, j LOCATED AT . Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland and Detroit. Scholarships good through the entire chain. CONSOLIDATION of "Bryant k Stratum's Mercantile College" and "Bell's Commercial Col lege," and conducted as one Institution under the name and stvle of -BRYANT, BELT, & STRATTONS Commercial College,


ocr: Guard Against' AND VIUTER FJI.ES! v -BY- . , CHOICE; INSURANCE x ' J WITH THE r - ' Incorporated 1S19 Charter Perpetual. CapiSil,0"$7)OO,O0O, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. r SURPLUS OF $842,181.72, And the prestige of 40 years success and , experience. UPVARDSo'Fil2,000,000 . losses have been paid by the JEtua Insurance . Company in the past 40 years. value of reliable Insurance will be apparent from the following . ; ' PAID BY- THE ETNA DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS: Ohio, , $431,520 83 106,955 07 ' 204,939 40 '. 384,518 04 In Michigan, 153,043 81 Indiana, ,146,839 81 Illinois, V ' 443,327 41 Tennessee,' J 98,549 Minn.101,399 46 k V. 31,595 82 Kansas k Neb. 19,945 Arkansas k Ga. 23,945 Mississippi and Alabama, $52,412 18. and Inland Kill


ocr: NEW LIVERY STABLE. PALMER & DENIS0N. "117" are noyr- prepared to supply those who GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL LIVERY STOCl, Consisting of Single Seated, Open and Coveret Two-seated opened and covered ; ' ; . ' ; Carriages; ; Also fancy and single two-seated , Sleiglis; , And all the appendages usually attached. Our Morses are young, sound, gentle ond fleet. Carriages new, and will De kept at all times clean and tidy, to suit the most fastidious. We would respectfully solicit, and hope to merit, a share of the patronage of our friends and the public. -f Enquire at the Exchange Hotel, or at the store ot lu Urewer & Co. . Dowagiac, April 23d, 1853. ' opr30-ly


ocr: FALL AUD WHITER STYLES New land Fashionable -:o:- MRS. ANN E. SMITH, TAKES this method to return her thanks to her kind friends and the public, their liberal patronage the past season, tor she feels truly thankful. . 1 All who wish any thing iu ber line will do to give her a call. She WARRANTS to give BEST OF . . , . ' and the very best EASTERN STYLES! together with the latest EUROPEAN She warrants to SELL CUE APE R 3 . f THAN ANY ONE IN .THE Call and see not tU largest utoci but the ever offered here or elsewhere, at such prices. ' Blccchiiigr and Pressing:, and all other work done at much lower prices formerly. .' ;.; . ? - ; Gr o o &r 33 o ix ix all READY TRIMMED, for 1 OO, and that up to any price customers choose to give. ; Millinery- Rooms opposite the where Mrs. S. will always be found to wait customers.- . - MRS. ANN E. SMITH.


The Grand Haven news. [volume]

ocr: "Hang Out Your Banner's t ; ON THE OUTWARD WALL !" THE CRY IS STILL THEY COME I TO WALLACE ' S GROCERY AND WHERE A NEW STOCK ! Ia bow opened at the old stand, of W. Wallace, on Washington street, near the Post-Office. They are not STALE and flat, but FRESH FROM THE MINT! $10,000 Worth of CEOCEEIEES1 Such as Tea, Tobacco, Coffes, . Rico and Sugars, Spices, Mollasses, OF THE BEST BRANDS!


The Cass County Republican. [volume]

ocr: FAIili -TRADE. TUTHILL&STUrtGIS Are now receiving their early FALL GO CDS, Embracing every Variety of ' M RCI-IIsfDISE - - (In the Latest Styles,)- : USUALLY KEPT BY THEM All intending purchasers are invited to esll soon at tho PEOPLE'S STORE. TUTHILL Ac STUKGIS. ; Dowagiac, Argust 23. lS5i. nov25-31l 1


ocr: ASH BmiLAR COMPLAINTS,' USE FROR MOTT'S wine,; HT QUART BOTTU53 " tThis great antidote for Fever nd Ague, sold by N. 11. Hollister, Uowagiac, and country dealers generally. , - " ' my5-2yl ;': ,;r ; rWall Paper. ' o ; THAT. NEWWALL PAPER 'is going Off like hot cakes." People will do well to call and make selections while the assortment is full, t A. N. ALWARD. Dowagiac, March 18, J 359. marl7-47tf I tnarr'8!' rtBRirGF


ocr: NEW LIVERY STABLE. PALSIES & DENIS0N; WE are now prepared to supply those who may favor us with a call, with ;' GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL LIVERY STOC1 Consisting of Single Seated, Open and Coveret Buggies; ;7 I'JLiy-rh Two-seated opened and covered Osirriages ; : Also fancy and single two-seated . : . . ; ' Sleiglis ; Ahd all the appendages usually attached. : Our llorsca, are vm.ntr a,.nnH crontle and fleet. Carxifiges new, and will be kevt at all time clean and tidy, to suit the most fastidious ' " We would respectfully solicit, and hope to merit, a share of the patronage of our friends and the public. -- - ; ZW Enquire at the Exchange Hotel, or at the store of L. Brewer A Co. , j" Dowagiac, April 23d, 1853, v " apr30-ly , '


ocr: MOFSEY WAITING SAFE INVESTMENT. Commercial and Loan E. S. SMITH & CO., ouice os. ios cc no Adams Sirect, CmCACrO, .: : : : : ITLITOIS.


ocr: CABIITET FTOIIITlJItE AND CHAIRS. A M O S K O'.U SE, Keeps on hand and is constantly receiving the largest and fullest assortment oi , Household furniture ever opened in this market. His stock includes SOFAS, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, TABLE-STAfJDS, ILounges and Chairs, of every description.' THOSE wishing large bills of furniture will find it to their advantage to call before purchas ing elsewhere, and thus save transportation- . . I intend to keen on hand . SPJtlXO EEDS' XATT&ASSEB, 1HRKOLS, GILT MOLDIXUS, FOR FI Lit UK -FRAMES, dcV. Also, a lare supply for the country trade, at a much lower rste than they bave been ia the habit of purchasing heretofore. T Having had. long experience in the business I .m nnrM to wftrraut all articles manufactured by ine, and most respectfully solicit a share of public patronage. Also, me cenuaita "Prison Furniture, Allkind3 of, repairing done at the shortest notice. Cane and Hag seats reuuu. Coffins on hand, and ir.nde to order. - Warerooros pearly P01 j(? Dowagiac, 3Iarch 15, 135S. ;' mar!7-47


ocr: County Treasurer. Eighth Great Display OF " 1 O O 33 At the Old Stand of Gibhs db Townsend, Jarvui lowmena u A. dvwtuena, an iov . ; A. & G; ! Is just receiving the largest and best selected STO OK OF Ever brought to this market, which they are determined to sell off to Cash and short , time Customers at unusual . jjOWPBIOE S . . .. Our Stock embraces a full assortment of ; STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES IS EVERT VARIETY, BOOTS AND SHOES FOR OLD AND YOUNG, HATS AND CAPS, . , NEW STYLES, ; , One Case of ' . , f ' FASHIONABLE BONNETS. Endless Variety of '' ''' v- - ' ' y " ' Eeady-IIade Clothing. ' ALSO: - , j ; " YOUTH'S CLOTHING. . CROCKERY AND STONE: WARE, GREAT VARIETY, PAINTS AND OILS, CHEA-t ! . PEtt THAN EVER, OIL CLOTHS -. AND CARPETS. It is no use to try to enumerate half. Call and satisfy yourselves.- The patronage of all is solici ted. - Call and get a large hand bilL - - . . r t-r-r;r at& g:townsend, Dowagiac, May Ctb,'1859. . . myfftf -.. : - IiZ)IES! .l YOU can always find a good assortment of fine letter and note Pape, Envelopes, Cards, Ac , AWARD'S B00S-STVRE,


ocr: llovr and Fashionable MIIi'I,IMEM! 1US. ANN E." SMITH,. , lAKES this method to return her JL thanks to her kind friends and the public, their liberal patronage the past season, for which she feels truly thankful. All who wish anv thing in ber line will do well to give her a calk ' She WARRANTS to give the BEST OI? WORK, and the very best . EASTERN STYLES ! ; together with the latest EUROPEAX STYLES. She warrants to SELL. CHEAPER ;. . . THAN ANY ONE IN THE AVEST. Call and see not th larytxt ttock but the ever offered here or elsewhere, at such prices B2cecai.H and Pressing, and all other w ? k doue at much tower prices formerly. G-ood all READY TRIJIJIED, for $i OO, and that up to aDy price customers choose v.' Siye . Millinery Rooms opposite the where Mrs. S. will alwavs be found to wait customers. , MRS. ANN E. SMITH. Dowagiac, April 23, 1S5'J. ap2S-ltf


ocr: v : ;: ; -TEACHERS- INSTITUTE AT : 5' i SU of the Fall series of SfniQ Teachers' Insti J lutes will beheld at DOWAfJIAC, opening Monday Evening, September 26th, and continue in session - -; T JE N W O IT K I IV r DAT S . cLj. 'Able Lecturers from the State Normal School and other Institutions of learning will b present to give instructions. The Tntiton will bfi Tree,' the State providing these instructions for the teachera " ' for the benefit of her Public Schools. Ho teacher V in the county or vicinity should fail to attend.. ; The citizens of Dowagiac will make as liberal provision -' " a possible for the entertainment of all who will . come.'. . - - - - f?T,Sclvdol ofuccra will do welt to attend the Institute tp secure sood teachers for their schools. JOHN M. GREGORY, i ' V- Superintendent of Public Instruction, - w' Dowagiac, August 11th; 1353. augll-lfitd, ; SALE OF.. : PEIIC OIIAL PROPERTY. THE CNDERSIGhED efier tr sale at their Stable in the village of Dowagiao, 2 siDgleseat covered Buggy s, 1 two teat open Luggy, 1 sett brass plated double Harness and one sett back 'trimmed double Ilarnesa and 3 silver plated single Harness. The above property will be sold very low for ca?h or approved endorsed paper, on 4 or 6 months time with interest, slso, on same terms, me or two Horses. PALMER & DENI30N. Dowagiac, August 4, 1853. ang4-15tf


ocr: PAR1I ' FOI? S ATT.f?. rpUK subscriber on account of poor health ia A dewrou. of uli;n t.i Powariao Creek ift4 5f Fod law nea'r,y n?w d wa'rran- aTd" r ,T BnJ n ne conhty. Also, 80 acres of land, and good House and Barn, witb L or 10 acret improvd.-,To a person with means, there is a good chance to put a Grist Mill or other machinery, as not one-half the water U. neon fX. am. v. . iff-n y,VTV ooing 5 or 9 teethert. Th J1UI w only a little over one year old and got wiv ixx v.c tu, u.oxjug gooa lumber ana las, lnere i nntint )iiqI 1.1, .... u ... .1 i . . , ..v-v. UIU1,M tnai sell uoiu euua Vt the log, with lever at the head end; also, one of .1 . 7 ventre discharge water Wheel t?oaodnof!hiref1- P' Circular Saw for making tteyttunt-4' A g-d road to Dowsgiac a-r j AlJ ne wishing to It are invited t cat and examine. jy- H. OAKLEV. July 21, 1S5. julv21-13uS


ocr: SPR AGUE . & HAWKS. WE bave now on hand and snair -wu-7 keep a large assortment f - h- m . 1 of various patterns, among which, may- be, four a the celebrated New Patent ESevmtel rm Cook Stove, known as THE VMTED STA TES.1 Tbi stove is pronounced, by tlwwe w he Imve jiven it a fuir trial, to be second to none in the country, We have also several other patterns f Cotk stoves warranted to gi""1?. satifactioa. AJso a gpn eral assortment of ',' 1 II A K d:w.;'A:'B:.'E COMPRISING :: lf,( ,T NAILS, - - - ,,,. IRON", . "' glass; ' -- -iv.j . , SASH, : ' -' ;' ' ';-' DOORS, s .' " f -HOUSr? -TKIM3IINGS. Carpenters. Tools, Foreign and pymcst'ie Cut lery, Cross-cut Saw-Mill, and Circular SaWe, Tin ware of all descriptions., y n.-Z- Onr Prices Shall gite Satisfaction! ; . SPRAG-UE A HAWKS. ' April 23, IB'a. ... - apl2-lyl X- WOULD Respectfully infrm the cftizcna'of Dowagiac and surrounding "' country; that they are prepared at nil times to furnish those who may favor tuem with a call


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ocr: Gents', Ladies', Misses' And Children's BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS, Cheaper than ever at R. fc M'h.


ocr: LADIES' BLACK LASTING GAITERS, Worth $1.50, . - For 73 Cents. Tor salo at tho Store of R. A M.


ocr: KID, SILK, CASHMERE, LISLE THREAD, AND COTTON GLOVES. plS A Good Asortinant at , RYERSON k MORRIS'S.


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ocr: DEALER in Gold and SiWer WATCHES, from the most celebrated, manufacturers. CHAIN'S of the latest patterns. SPECTACLES of fell kinds, and suitable for anr age PLATED WARE of the finest finish. GOLD PENS of onlr the best and most reliable makers. THIMBLES of standard ailrer. GOLD RINGS, PINS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, Sends. EAR DROPS, ia endless variety Also, a fin lot of o loo k: s , well reflated and will be sold at LOW FIGURES, pfReparing of Watches will be done in a man ner Not to be Exceled and at the LOWEST LIVING RA TES. Having bad over eight jeara experience in the trade, a part of which was spent in the cities of Buffalo and Cleveland, it enablaa him to'do justice to all its branches.


ocr: A CHANGE! -:o:- :o: ... Oa and after the 1st day of October, 1859, GRAVES & BENEDICT, Will sell Hardware only for CASH or ready pay. We have concluded to adopt the Exclusive Cash System, After mature deliberation; feeling assured it is the only true aud correct system of doing business, and one that can be made to pay if properly con ducted, and the only system where justice is done to the bnver as well as the seller, when the pur chaser who pays CASH is not compelled to pay for the goods of his neighbor who never pays his debts, that this is so there can be no mistake, the merchant who sells on time must be paid for the bad debts he contracts, the Cash and and prompt paving customers are the victims. We do not say we intend to sell our goods at prices less than they cost us, but this we do say, and intend to maintain it, that we will sell our goods at half the profit we ' hare ' heretofore charged, and at half profit they can be bought for in the State of Michigan of merchants who sell on time. Our Stock is full and complete, consist ing iu part of: COOK, PARLOR, BOX AND CHUKCII STOVES, IRON and STEEL, SEAT & WAGON SPRINGS, THIMBLE . SKEINS & AXLE ARMS, I BELLOWS, ANVILS, VICES, DRILLS AND CABBIAGE BOLTS, CABPENTEBS TOOLS, -.WEED'S COOPERS TOOLS, . TIN, JAPANED A BBITTANIA WABE, - . AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, JIULLY, MILI CIRCULAR A CROSS CUT SAWS. NAILS & GLASS, BUTS, LOCKS AND LATCnES, GUNS AND PISTOLS, POWDER, SHOT AND CAPS, REVOL VING PITCHER ; SPOUT PUMPS. CAST IRON' SUGAR KETTLES, CHAINS, ROPES, CORDS, TWINE, BRUSHES, AND LANTERNS, WIRE. SAND PAPER AND SAD IRONS, ANNEALED WIRE FOR FENCING, PA TENT A PPLE PEA RERS, CHARCOAL SAD IRONS, WELL BUCKETS AND WHEELS, HOOKS & HINGES, AXES AND AXE HANDLES, STRAP AND T HINGES, BRASS AND ENAMELED KETTLES, ' ' t SIL VER, LEAD & EAST INDIA STOVE POLISH, BORAX, GLUE, HEMP AND RUBBER PACKING, WASH BOARDS, MOP STICKS, etc., ctC, etc., etc. Wc would call special attention to our stock of Pocliet and Table Cutlery, CURTAIN BANDS


ocr: NEWS OF PEACE! STILL LATER FROM EUROPE! THE ARMISTiCeTbETWEEN AUSTEIAndFRANCE! TnE LAST STEAMER brought dates to the 1st August, stating that there has been a Treaty of Peaoe Entered upon between the Emperors of Austria and France. Aud as there is good times coming and as there will be peace and plenty iu the land HENRY ELLIS Thoueht he would sav a word to the inhabitants of DOWAGIAC and VICINITY, stating that he has this day commenced selling off his GOODS AT COST PRICE, And will continue to do so for SIXTY DAYS FROM DATE, During which time he will be happy to see all his acquaintances and the public generally, at his Store, situated on Front Street. Dowagiac and two doors west of F. G. Iarzclere A Co'.s Store, where he will be selling his stock of New and Fashionable Goods For such prices as will induce anv person to buy after looking at the goods and having them offered at s uch prices as here stated : Madder Prints, - ...---.(5 tolOcts. per yard. Heavy Sheetings, ------- 7 " y " " Bleached A Brown Shirtings, 7 "15 " ." Large Lot Lawns, 5 " 10 " " " Also, other Dress Goods too numerous to men tion, which will be sold at greatly reduced prices. .GBOOERIES! Best quality of New Orleans Sugar, - - 9 cts. per lb. Rio Coffee, 12 to 15 cts. per lb. Extra quality Gunpowder Tea, 65 cts. per lb. Young Hyson Tea, ------- 40 to 00 cts. per lb. No; 1 White Fish per half barrel, ------ $5,00. And a large assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS and READT MADE CLOTHING, All of which will be sold at prices to correspond with the above statements We also have ou hand an assortment of the new Carrosine or Coal Oil Lamp (and oil) which is decidedly the best and roost economical Light that can be used. Call and - see them operate. Friends, Remember the Store, situated two doors west of F. G. Larzelere A Co.'s Store, Street, Dowagiac, Mich. henry ELLIS. . Dowagiac, August 11th, 18.VJ. roay5-Zyl


ocr: st a mil ::o DISCLOSURES; R. TELLER'S great work for the marnea or those contemplating marriage 200 pages full of PLATES. Trice, twen-tT-five cents sent to all Jp'arts under seal, br mail POST-PAID. 60,000 co pies sold the past year. The single married, and the married happy. A Lecture on Love, or bow to choose a partner; a complete work on midwifery. It contains bund reds of secrets never before published warranted to be worth three times the amount asked for it. 25 cents in specie or postage stamps, enclosed, will secure a copy by return mail. Address, J. TELLER, M. D.. - No. 5 Beavcr-t,-Albany, N. Y. 3-DR. TICUOIS' FEMALE PILLS, one dol lar a box, with ' full directions. Married ladies should not nse them. , Sent by maiL CAUTION. These PiUs shovld not betaien by female during the FIRST THREE MONTHS 'of Pregnancy, as they art sure to bring on Mi carriage, but at all other times they art safe. , In all cases ot Nerroua and Spinal Affection, Pain in the Back and 'Limbs, Fatigue on -Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics, and Whiks, these Pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed; and although a powerful remedv, do not contain iron, colomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution. AddressDR. TELLER, as above. January, 27, 1859. - Jan2;-0yl


ocr: FAIX TRADE, TUTHILL & STURGIS Are now receiving their early FALL GOODS, - " Embracing every variety of (In the Latest Styles,) USUALLY KEPT BY THEM All intending purchasers are invited to call soon at the ; . , 4 PEOPLE'S STORE. TUTIIILI. & STURGIS. Dowagiac, August 25, 1859. nov25-31yl


ocr: Information Wanted. OF EL1HU SUIT and GEORGE S. BISHOP. They were both formerly residents of tbi village. Shu is supposed to be soma here in Indiana, and Bishop when last heard from waa in Decatur, Van Buren Co., Mich. Any information in regard to their whereabouts will be thankfully received by the undersigned at Dowagiac. - 2?" If this should come to the notice of either Shu or Bishop they will hear of something to their advantage by addressing the subscriber itrnnedi' ately. JOHN' F. HOYT. .


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ocr: LADIES' BLACK LASTIXG GAITERS, Worth $1.60, - - - For Ti Cents. For sale st the lre of R. k M.


ocr: lalovcx, kid, SILK, CASIIMKUR, lisli: T1IH LA I, AND COTTON GLOVE.5 jTOr A Go1 A.ortmant at RYERSON 4 MORRIS'S.


ocr: Gents', Ladi o s ', M Ibsos' And Children's BOOTS, SHOES AND RUHBERS, CbBH r (ban ever st R. 1 M.


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ocr: ARRIVAL. -:o: The Last and Greatest HUMBUG! BOOTS & SHOES, Bought for Cash in Xew York, ami sohl in Dowagiac for LESS THAN COST. J. H. SM ITH, At the old stand of M. S. Cobb, sign of the Big Boot is now opening one of tiie largest and best stocks of BOOTS, SHOES Leatlier & bindings Ever brought into this market embracing an end less variety of every thing iu the Boot and Shoe line, and which, he wishes it distinctly understood, will be sold for less than the same' cost in New York. Call and see. The Manufacturing Department will continue under the direction b( . M. S. C O B B. J. Hi SMITH. Dowagiac, Sept. 2&th. 1S59. sepli'J-23tf


ocr: ! ! ' AC H A ft G E 1 HARDWARE Fort oa.sh. :o: On and after the 1st day of October, 1ST9. GRAVES & BENEDICT, Will sell Hardware only for CASH or ready pay. We have concluded to adopt the Exclusive Cash System, After mature deliberation ; feeling assured it is tbe only true aud correct system of doing business, and one that can be made to pay if properly con ducted, aud the oulv system when justice is done to the buver ns wefl as the seller, when the pur chaser who pays CASH is not compelled to pay for the goods of his neighbor who never pays his debts, that this is so there can be no mistake, the merchant who sells on time must be paid for the bad debts he contracts, tbe Cash and and prompt paving customers arc the victims. NVe do not say we intend to sell our goods at prices less than they cost us, but this we do say, aud intend to maintain it, tbat we will sell our goods at half the profit we bnvc heretofore charged, and at half profit they can be bought for in the JState of Michigan of merchants who sell M timer Our Stock is full and complete, consist ing in part of : COOK, PARLOR, BOX AND CHURCH STOVES, IRON and STEEL, SEAT & WAGOX SPRINGS, THIMBLE SKEINS & AXLE ARMS, BELLOWS, ANVILS, VICES, DRILLS AND CARRIAGE BOLTS, CARPENTERS TOOLS, "WE ED'S COOPERS TOOLS, TIN, JAPANED & BRITTANIA WARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, JIULLY, MILL. CIRCULAR i CROSS CUT SAWS, NAILS & GLASS, HUTS, LOCKS AND LATCHES, GUNS AND PISTOLS. POWDER, SHOT AND CAPS, REVOL VING PITCHER SPOUT PUMPS. CA S T 111 OXS UGA R KETTLES, CHAINS, ROPES, CORDS, TWINE, BRUSHES, AND LANTERNS, WIRE, SAND PAPER A2LD SAP IRONS, ANNEALED WIPE FOB FENCING, PATENT APPLE 'K A REUS, CHARCOAL SAD IRONS, WELL BUCKETS AND WHEELS, HOOKS & HINGES, AXES AND AXE HANDLES, STRAP AND T HINGES, BRASS AND ENAMELED KETTLES, SIL VER, LEAD 0 EAST INDIA STOVE POLISH, BORAX, GLUE, HEMP AND RURRER PACKING WASH BOARDS, MOP STICKS, tbe, tCv., tl'c, it'c Wc would call special attention to our stock of Pocket ajad Talie Cullerv, COhMCES, CU&TAIN BANDS -VXD BIRD C A G- E S, Which i. tbe largest and richest ever brought


ocr: UNION M. J. BALDWIN, PROPRIETOR, CASSAPOZS, XS" Good accommodations far man nnd beast. Zig Board by the day and week.


ocr: B IBLES of every variety and price, from cents to $15.00. Testaments from loc. $i!.0 For sale at the Bible Society Prices, at Ai,n .iKD itooK-sTore. Djwajiar, February, S. 186? feb3-41


ocr: FOR OSH ! At the New Brick Store of G. C. JONES & CO., DOWAGIAC. THE ' undersigned want to sell leading styles of Ooods im fnllh iws : lpieces Madder Prints, from 7 to 8 cts per yard, loo " 9 to 11 cts " " i-Kbfle,TheTy Sheetings from to cU. per yard, Vaies Demiaa from li to 16 cts. per yard. Bleached and Brown Sheetings, at almost Manufactures' prices. Fifty Pieces Lawns. Fast color?, andfin beautiful patterns, from 10 to 15 cents per yard. ' BE11AGES, GINGHAMS, CHALLEES, CHAMBERGES, Whi'e and Colored Brilliants, Black and Figured ilks, And other Dress (Joods at astonishingly b.w Pri ces. The ladies will do well to examine these Goods before purchasing. A V hite Goods In almost every variety, itle nnd pattern. Ready Made Clothing, in larger stock and at Lower Prices than ever before FORTY ROLLS OF CARPETS, Including a great raiietv of patterns Ingrain, three Plv and Tapestry Brussels. Also, Stair Carpets of both wool and cotton. We are also Agents for the sale of Oil Cloth Carpi at manufacturers' prices! Wc are confident wc can sell to all who want goods in this line. SUGAR8, TEAS, AND SYRUPS, Ten hods, of Brown Sugar, from S to 9 cents per pound. Twentv bbK White Sugar from lo to Vl$ cents. Twenty Sacks Rio Coffee, ct V cents. Ten sacks extra Kio Coffee, at 15 cents. 25 Chests of Tea. From S to 0 shillings per pound. We will engage to save every one who bulv Teas of us from FIVE TO TEX CENTS per pound. 10 Tierces of the Best Syrup Ever offered in this C mnty. for only 65 cents jwr gallon. We solicit close cash buyers to price our Q i Peer lea; Finally, we have almost everything belonging to our line of Trade, which we must sell at all hazards to make room for our FALL THlDE. We commenced selling Goods for Cash on the 4th day of hist September. Quite a large number of our friends told us we could not sell enough to cam our salt. Well let us see : In Autrust, 1 &53, we bought in New York, $16,000, The last of October we bought in Boston, 5,000. Daring the winter, in Detroit and Chi cago, to fill up, 1,000. March, 1859, we purchased in Boston, (ordered, ) 2,0: April lio'.. in New York an i Boston, IjJ.ooa Total purchase for ciglit months. $35,000! Does this look as tb ntgh anything can be dona with O -A. S JrL ! We mean by the 4th day of next September our sales siisil reach Forty Thuisn4t Dollar. East fall we a 1 vised the people to stop making debts. We know a great manv took our advice. How do von 'ike it? We shall be triad to see at our Counter i ll our old Friends nnd the "rest of mankind,'" esjecia!ij if they want any thing iu our line. G. C. JONES k CO. Dowairiac, May. 12, lJ& myli!-3yl


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ocr: GlOYC, KID, SILK, CASHMERE, , LISLE THREAD,. . AND COTTON GLOVES. jrt7 A Good Assortmant at RYERSON A MORRIS'S.


ocr: French Mcrinoes, Volencias, Bayaderes, PlniJs, Strics, DoLnincs, &c, &c, To bo found only at tho Storo of RYERSON A MORRIS, Muskegon, - - - January C, 1859,


ocr: LADIES' BLACK LASTING GAITERS, Worth $1.50, ... For 1$ Cents. For salo at the Storo of R. A M.


ocr: MUSKEG OX ADVERTISEMENTS. 1059. Messrs. 1059. RYERSON fc MORRIS, MTjaiiEaorr, - - , MipH. Hart now tn Store a very deslrablo .STOCK OF GOODS, Which they are doslroui of Selling for CASH OR READY-PAY. Muskegon, January 6th, 1859.


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ocr: fail'vinterstock: OF BOOTS, SHOES, AND LEATHER! M. S. COB BS. Boot and Shoe Store, Under the Exchange Hotel; Sign of HAVIXG' just received direct from the East, a large and splendid assortment of Boots and SlioesI Suitable for the Season, he is prepared to sell to Cash Customers, AT -VERY-LOW-PRICES ! And therefore, respectfully solicits a goodly share of public patronage. His stock consists of a gen eral variety of Gent's FRENCH Call", Kip and Stoga Boots! GAITERS, OXFORD TIES... ? r ' ; j ,QALF, EXAMELEi) 4 KIP.BROGAXS. r Ladies' GAITERS, BOOTEES, BUSKINS, SLIPPERS! And Heeled-Work of all kinds. Misses, Boys' and Children's Shoes of all descriptions ; in fact, every thing in the Boot and Shoo line.- '.''.'? Boots and Shoes made to order, i As for Style, Quality and Workmanship, our French Calf and Kip Boots cannot be beat in the country. We warrant our work, and keep none but the best, "tip top" workmen. Repairing done on short notice. Please call and examine our stock before purchas ing elsewhere. Remember the sign of ' COBB'S "BIG BOOT!" C3T Cash paid'for Hides '.'; ' V , , ,k i ! Hf i y f M S. COBB. ' Dowagiac, Sept, 1S58. 8ep30-23yl.


ocr: FEVER S AGUE t AND SaHtAS C03JPUJNTS, . USE FROF. MOTT'S FEBEIPTTGE IN QTJART BOTTLES' great ant'dot fur Fever and Ague, sold bv N I..- iloliiMcr, Do'Vairiac, and rountrv dealers generally, nivo -2vl 1 ft 4jl worrs 1 fE3ftirucf? iWINF 1 fja mis


ocr: CHOICE JFIRST CLASS BY THE IXSURAKCE Incoroorated 1819 Charter Perpetual. FIRE AND INLAND Navigation Insurance ! CALLS-the attenti'm fits friends, patrons, J and the public generally, to the following facts; Of its having a Cash Capital of 500,'O0, with Assetts amounting to $1,307,903.4:2! fTns transacted business successfully 23 years, and llllii


ocr: rarsKEwpEws. HunnAH for PIKE'S PEAK. The Best Gold Diggicss ia lliei World. THE Subscribers having taken merly occupied by D. Pond, the store for- Two Doors East of Larxelere's, Are now offering to the trade a choice selection of , Foreign and .Domestic ., ' DM Y GOODS! v f BOOTS & SHOES, t' t GROCERIES, &c. whichVe propose to sell for CASH OU JiEADY PAY ONLY, AT LOWER BATES Than ha3 ever before been offered t tho trade of We invite all to give us a call and look through our Stock before purchasing, as we know we can save them 15 per cent, by so doing. STOWE & CO.


ocr: OABiHET & CHAIR FURNITURE. ::,H. BIGELOWT, AT THE Old Stand opposite the Freight House, Mlniifinlnroa nn1 toon, onnstuntlv On band. ull kinds of Cabinet and Chair Furniture, amongst which may bo found '- Sofas. Centre and Card Tables. Bureaus, Tables, Stands,, Bedsteads and Chairs of all kinds, Ac. The'pubiic are respecuuny mvueu to call and examine bis stock, and learn prices be fore Tuirphasinff elsewhere. AH kinds of Matras ses kept constantly on hand or furnished to order, lii-pairing of all kinds done on short notice. ' ilavinr a first class. i horse power. Steam En gine in operation, 1 am prepared to d all kinds of irRxncu on Minn notice. . - nz-jyi Dowajiac, 30 is.-,?. -


ocr: v r HITUHEyJ . ' . . - ,. : r. , - WIIOIiESAMJ & RETAIL,. Ware-Rooms, Two Doors East of the American Hotel, Up Stairs.' ',',' TT'YERY description of the most elaborately Rosewood, Mahogany and Black-Walnut '. .-.SETTS OF.. , .. - PAEL0R FUEHmmE, Superior in style and finish, in every respect to that brought from the east. All our Parlor Setts are of the latest patterns, also a very large assort ment of PLAINER STYLE of furniture to meet The CiicumstaDces of .Every Person. Our stock is manufactured of Kiln Dried, Seasoned Lumber, and under our own supervision, and thus we are enabled to . . . - "Warrant every A.rticle Manufactured by us to the entire satisfaction of our. customers. . - -. , ' j ; : ; TO DEALERS IN FUHNIU'RE. We can furnish you with our goods as cheap, and altogether superior work, to any that you are in the habit of purchasing at the east. Eastern work is like Peter Pindar's Razors. . . - MADE TO SEIiL ! Ours will be Warranted. If you purchase from s von save large expenses to yourselves in time and in traveling, and twelve and a half


ocr: mum ' www or HAETF0RD. C0NH.;, Cash Capital,1 200,000, WITH A LARGE SURPLUS. S. I LOCOIIS, President. II. KELLOGG, Secretary. 'LOSSES; Equitably Adjusted and Promptly Paid. JAMES 41. SPENCER, Agent. may201yl Dowagiac, 3Iich. U,:


ocr: George Smyth, T A I Li O R I Shop over N. B. IIollister's Drng Store. GCTTIXG and MAKIXG done "to order, and WARRANTED TO FIT. , GEO. SMITH. Dowaqiae. Octwbcr 11. 'U5S. octH ovli


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ocr: fou FEVER & AGUE, And similar Complainto, , USE PROP. MOTT'S FEBRIFUGE WINE! krusirwea 9 IN QTJABT BOTTLES. WARRANTED TO CURE Or the Moner Refunded! gold By . GRIFFIN A CO., 60LSJ iOKNTS. Grand Haven, Aug. 10, 1859. 6m n3J


ocr: Gents', Is a dies',' Misses' And--' Children's BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS, Cheaper than ever at . R. A M's.


ocr: LADIES BLACK LASTING GAITERS, Worth $1.50, - - - For 73 Cents. For sale at the Store of R. A M.


ocr: Ho! For 'raii(l Traverse! J,ia;.9r&- The Splendid Fast Sailing Schooner H. C. Van Raalte, CAPT. a EVANS. WILL run between Grand Haven nnd Grand Traverse, during tho season of 1859. Touching at Muskegon, Mnnisjoe, Northport, Elk Rapids, and Traverse City. For Freight or Passago apply to the Captain on board. Tho Schooner II. C. Van Raalte, is a stout and sub stantial boat of 50 tons burthen, and has been fitted up expressly for carrying families with their furniture, provisions, cattle, Ao, June 14, 1S59. n25 s


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ocr: Dowagiac Union School. THIS SCHOOL is now well established, graded and classified on the plan of the best Schools of this State, and under the supervision of T. N. WELLS, will trive perfect satisfaction to its patrons. The School vear win be divided into three terms. The FALL TERM of 15 weeks, will commence oa MONDAY, Sbptrmbeb 12, 1859. Terms of Tuition Foreign Scholar. Primary, - - - $2.50. Senior, - - - 8.50. Junior. - -- - 8.00. Academic, - - 4.00. . .Languages, o.vv. H. SMITH, Director. Dowagiae, Dec. ISth, 15. dee3-yl


ocr: GEO. IiAPLEE, . . M. Mil a K . Has constantly on hand a full assorts vQmentof WATCHES & JEWELRY. y of the( latest and most approved .Iv V J styles of Ladies and Gents PIN'8. !kR1NGS, EAR DROPS. GCARD. Neck and Fob Chains, Gold and Silver Pencils, Keys, Thimbles, Spectacles, Fobs, Lockets ana Plated ware of the best quality. MUSIC! TVTTTSTr!! Violins, Accordians, Flutes, Fifes and all kinds, uuwa vo me jewsnarp. n t, o n tt '.! - us reuuivea a large ana iuh assortment oi Uioclcs, eight day and thirty hour Clocks, got up in good and improved stvles, that go ahead of any thing ever offered in this Market and warranted good! time keepers, and all other articles usually kept in a Jewelrv Store, I have located mvseu perm, nently inN. B. Hollister's Drug Store. Impairing doM o the best and most rea$oaM Urms. WORK WARRANTED. LIVE AND LET LIVE. . I have but one price. GEORGE RAPLEE. Dowagiac. Mich. Dec. 16, 1858. julyt)-vl-ly LADIES ! YOU can alwaym find a good assortment of fn letter and iwtc Pan. Knvt lnpcs, Cards Ae., ALW'AULTS BUOKrSTUUL,


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ocr: STOVES AND HARDWARE ! ! mmm "mm G.E. HUBBARD, Grand Haven, ... Michigan Keep constantly on hand a large and well select ed Stock of COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES, Shelf & Heavy Hardware, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Carpenters & Coopers Tools. Iron, Steel, Nails, Glass and Putty, Tin and cmcoi iron, japan and isrttanuia Wares, which he will Sell cheap for Cash. He is Ag't for the Famous LAMONT SASH, JJL1ND A DOOR FACTORY, Term, ... Cash Store, on Washington St. Dec. 22, '58. ly nl


ocr: Groceries Provisions. AND FEED. WILLIAM WALLACE, WOULD announce to the eitiiens of Grand Harep and surrounding country, that bt has just received a large supply of Family Groceries AND PROVISIONS, Consisting la part of Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Candles, Soaps, Fruits, Tobacco, SYRUPS, SPICES, OILS, dc, de. GRAIN AND FEED KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND. He will at all times, be able to supply his custo iners with all the staple articles in the line of Provisions, suuh as Flour, Pork, Butter, Hams, lard, CHEESE, FISH dc, All article in his line, he will sell at the lowest figures for CASH, and will waraant them to provo as good as represented. Opposite News Ovrtctt, Washington Street, WILLIAM WALLACE.


ocr: CLEAR THE TRACK WHEN THE BELL HlNQGnl CUTLER, WARTS t STEDGMAN, Are receiving, Weekly, by the D. A M. R. R. qnautitics of istib-w QOODS, Which keeps their tck at all times the best of any in this vicinity, and they are always ready to furnish .Vers 6Vi at Small Profits. Facts we will prove you will call nnd fee, A TOUR CA SII ST OR E, On Water St., Cirand Haven.


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ocr: Dowagiac Union School THIS SCHOOL is now well established, graded and classified on the plan of the best Schools 01 mis fiaie, ana nnder the supervision ot 1. WELLS, will give perfect satisfaction to its patrons, The School year will h diviriaH intn thraa ttrrna The FALL TERM of 15 weeks, will commenee on JlU.iiAi, September 12, 1859. Terms of Tuition- Foreign Scholars. Primary, - -' ?2.00. Senior, - - - $3.00, Junior, - - - -- z.ou; Academic, - - 8.5 . Languages, $5.00. . ' Ji H. SMITH Director, powagiac, Doc, 15th. J358. . deo23-S3yi


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ocr: . ; PATENT . j Ground Circular Saws! the. Subscriber has U ken the Agency fur tho ' Cant Steel Saws and is uiu Ul I. 1 iua.i-J.ua . w ' i y of every dtsgi i;4on n 111!?" iur.,,1 nt. T,(ir,lr. .n.l of 7j r ... a npon tho uiost approved principles. Each Saw - "wiuuuiu to oe well niado and periuetiy, tru, mi i from flaw''' Communications by wail will always receive prompt attention. -.' ) GEO. E. HUBBARD,


ocr: STOVES A2TD HARDWARE ! ! G.E. HUBBARD, Grand Haven, Michigan Keep constantly on hand a largo and well select ed Stock of COOKING ANT) PARLOR STOVES, Shelf & Heavy Hardware, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Carpenters & Coopers Tools. ron, Steel, Nails, Glass and Putty, Tin and chuct iron, Japan anU Isntuauiu ares, which ho will Sell clionp for Cash. He is Ag't for the Famous LAMONTSASH, BLIND A DOOR FACTORY, Terms, - - - Cash Store, on Washington St. Dec. 22, '59. ly nl REMOVAL!


ocr: GREAT EASTERN ! Expected at CJrnnrt IlaVen ! not vmn Cutler, Warts & Stedgman's NEW E)S a As they havo Received them! BY THE X. Ac RAILWAY, Steamship " Pizzerinktum 1 " For Particulars Read! Head! Itcad! Head! IF-A-iyn. TRADE 1 CUTLER, WARTS k STEDGMAN Aro now receiving their lnrgo and extensive Stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry-Goods ! BOOTS k SHOES, I1ATS k CAPS! Wet and Dry Groceries, Crockery, Ac, Ac., Which wore bought at Cah Prices and will be old at n ainall advance above New ork Cost. Forth proof of which we invito your exami nation of our 4oo(1 and Price ! At our CASH STORE, on Washington Street, (Jrand Haven.


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ocr: BIBLES of every variety and price, from 25 cents to $15.00. Testaments from loc. to $2.0). For sale at the Bible Society Prices, at ALWARD'S Book-store. Dowagiac, February, 3. 1858. feb3-tl


ocr: MRS. HAIGHTS W OULD respectfullv announce to the Ladies of Dowagiac and" vicinity, that she has re- . ceived ner SPRING FASHIONS, together with a good assortment of MILLINERY GOODS, fVT Bleeohing and repairing done to order. Dowagiac, March 28, 159, piar3t-i?m,3


ocr: JlOI-OSnfo 6S6t'08?nnf 03 V AlOXS pasnjaj jaiaa Xeaojf )ueun3 pooS pae spoof) aoj uei( oonpoaj jo spm UY saApsraeqj aoj auinroxa pas rrso oi XpoqjCjoAS ojun; innjcwdsaj 9j aoeq eq oaao jtiqi soou j jy 'S30HS siaae 'ONIHIOTO garoof3 ma otssmoQ pns aSiwoj jo spurs, jpj 2a;nag ojb oq "00 ? AYOXS JO SaOQD OXIAnfTAa 'A.s v;i :i (i v k S3KIX cravH -:o: 1 51 MO 3 STH 3IMLL QOOO 3HA JUST PUBLISHED.


ocr: GEO. RAPLEE, WATCH MAKER & REPAIRER, ejg Has constantly on hand a full assort- ?NQment of WATCHES A JEWELRY. If, irt f ae' latest and most approved --iV stvlcs of Ladies and Gents PINS, RlNGS, EAR DROPS, GUARDS, Neck aud Fob Chains, Gold and Silver Pencils, Keys, Thimbles, Spectacles, Fobs. Lockets and Plated ware of the best quality. MTJSIC! MUSIC! Violins, Accordians, Flutes, Fifes and all kinds, down to the Jcwsharp. CLOCKS! Just received a large and full assortment of Clocks, eight day and thirty hour Clocks, got up in good and improved stvles, that go ahead of any ever offered in this Market and warranted good time keepers, and all other articles usuallv kept in a Jewelry Store, I have located myseff perma nently in"N. B. Hollister's Drug Store. Jiepairing don on th but and mott ttrrn. 1VORK WARRANTED. LIVE AND LET LIVE. I have but one price. GEORGE RAPLEE. Dowagiac, Mich. Dec. 16. 1858. july9-vl-ly


ocr: STILL LITER FROM EUROPE! THE ARMISTiCEBETWEEN. AUSTEI AandFR ANCE ! rpHE LAST STEAMER brought dates to the 1st JL August, stating that there has been a Treaty of Peace Entered upon between the Emperors of Austria and France. And as there is good times coming and as there will be peace and plenty in the land HENKY ELLIS Thought he would sav a word to the inhabitants ol DOWAGIAC and VICINITY, stating that he has this day commenced selling off his GOODS AT COST PRICE, And will continue to do so for SIXTY DAYS FROM DATE, During which time ho will be happy to see all of his acquaintances and tbe public .generally, at tus Store, situated on Front Street, Dowasriac and two doors west of F. G. Larielere A Co'.s Store, where he will be selling his stock of New and Fashionable Goods For such prices as will induce any person to buy after looking at the goods and having them offered at such prices as here stated : Madder Prints, - -- -- -- -C to 10 cts. per yard. Heavv Sheetings, - -- -- -- 7 " 9 " " " Bleached A Brown Shirtings, 7 "15 " " Large Lot Lawns, ------- 5 " 10 " " " Also, other Dress Goods too numerous to men tion, which will be sold at greatly reduced prices. GrRO CERIES! Best quality of New Orleans Sugar, - - 9 cts. per lb. Rio Coffee 12 to 15 cts. per lb. Extra quality Gunpowder Tea, - - - 65 cts. per lb. Younir llvson Tea. ------- 40 to 00 cts. icr lb. No. 1 White Fish per half barrel, ------ $5,00. And a large assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS and READY MADE CLOTHING, All of which will be sold at prices to correspond with the above statements We also have on hand an assortment of the new Carrosine or Coal Oil Lamp (and oil) which is decidedly the best and most economical Light that can be used. Call and see them operate. W Friends, Remember the Store, situated two doors west of F. G. Irclere A Co.'s Store, Front Street, Dowagiac, Mich. IIEXRY ELLIS.


ocr: CASH, WOOL & WHEAT, WANTED AT Tan Riper's Mills LA GRANGE, (formerly V. hitmanville,) CASS COUXTF, MIC JUG AX. "VT7"E the unedcrsigned engaged in the manufac V? tureof Woolen G-oods, For Farmers use, are now prepared with a heavy stock for the Fall and Winter trade. We have a large supply of heavy CLOTnS, CASSIMERES, SATINETS, JEANS, FLANNELS, As., Ac, On hand to which we invite the attention of Far mers and all who wish a substantial article for clothing. Also, a large lot of STOCKINO YARN, which for durability and beauty of thread can not be surpassed. Our ood3 will be sold at the very lowest figure for CAbll or in exchange for Wool or Wheat, For which the highest market price will bo given. Farmers who have not left their Wool with us to be manufactured, but have sold it will find it to their advantage to give us a calL G. A J.' J. VAN RIPER. La Grange, August ISth. 1S59. auglS-17tf


ocr: Information Wanted. OF EL1HU SHU and GEORGE S. BISHOP. Thev were both formerly residents of this village. Shu is supposed to be some where in Indiana and Bishop when last heard from was in Decatur, Van Buren Co., Mich. Any information in regard to their whereabouts will be thankfully received by the undersigned at Dowagiac EST" If this should come to the notice of either Shu or Bishop they will hear of something to their advantage by addressing the subscriber immedi ately . JOHN F. nOTT. Dowagiac, June 16th, 139. julft-8m2


ocr: . . DRAFTS O England. Ireland, F ranee, and all parts of Germany: for sale br ; II. B; DENMAN,' Banker, un?H DowsgiaCj'Miek.


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ocr: TOR FEVER & AGUE, And similar CompLainlo, XJS33 PEOF. MOTrS WINE! rra I I fruRirvefl mriL. IN QTJABT BOTTLES. WARRANTED TO CURE Or the Money Refunded! Sold By GRIFFIN A CO., Sols Agents. Grand Haven, Aug. 10, 1850. 6m n32 FEBRIFUGE


ocr: French Mcrinoos, Valoncias, Bayaderes, Plaids, Stripes, Do Lainea, &c, Ac, To bo found only at the Store of RYERSON A MORRIS, Muskegon, - - - January 0, 1859.


ocr: GROCERIES! Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spicos, Syrups, Toik, Eish, Hsm, Fur( tc At better bargains tbaa over offered in town. RYERSON A MORRIS. Muakegon, Jan. 0, 1850. ly n3


ocr: Cm loVCS, KID, SILK, CASHMERE, LISLE THREAD, AND COTTON GL0 7ES. J9r A Good Assortment at RYERSON A MORRIS'S.


ocr: STOVES AND HARDWARE ! ! A. O.E. HUBBARD, ' ' 1 i . . . i , , , : , ' ; Grand Harea, - . . Michigan Keep constantly on hand olarge and well select- d Stock of COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES, Shelf & Heavy Hardware, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Carpenters & Coopers Tools. Iron, Steel, Nails, Glass aad Tutty, Tin and oueetiron, Japan anl liritanniu Wares, which be wilt Sell ehenp for Cash. Ho is A g't for the Famous LAMONT SASH, BLIND k DOOR FACTORY, Terms, - - - Cash Store, on Washington St. Dec. 22, '68. ly nl


ocr: CLEAR THE TRACK WK33XT THE 33EI-X. Rmaaitl CUTLER, WARTS & STEDGMAN, Are receiving, Weekly, by the D. A M. R. R. quantities of GOODS, Which keeps their Stock at all times the best any in this vlcluity, and tbey art always ready to furnbh Ntv Good at Small Profits. Tacts we will prove you will call and see, AT OUR CASH On Water St., Grand Haven. December 15, 1858, ly


ocr: STOVES AND HARDWARE ! ! O. E. HUBBARD, Grand Haven, - - - Michigan. Keep constantly on hand a large and roll select- ed Stock of COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES, Shelf & Heavy Hardware, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Carpenters & Coopers Tools. Iron, Stocl, Nails, Glass and Putty, Tin. and fcuoetlron, Japan and Hntaania Wares, which he will Soil cheap for Cash. He is Ag'tfor the Famous LAMONT SASH, BUND DOOR Terms, - - - Cash Store, on Washington St. Dec. 22, '53. ly


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ocr: DEALER tn Gold and Silrer WATCHES, from the most Celebrated manufacturer. CHAINS of the latest patterns. SPECTACLES of ell kinds, and suitable for anr ace PLATED WARE of the finest fiuish. GOLD H only the best and most reliable makers. THfilBLEH of standard silver. GOLD RIJTGS, PIXS SLEEVE BUTTONS, Seuds. EAR DROPS, in endless variety Also, a fina lot of O Hi O O K s , well regulated and will be sold at LOW FIGURES, E-Reparing of Wutches will be done in a man ner Not to be Exceled and at the LO WEST LIVING RA TES. Having bad over eight years experience in the trade, a part of which was spent in the cities of Buffalo and Cleveland, it enables him to' do justice to all its branches. Dowagiac, April Hth, 1859. cpl4-5l Mm oowaciac xSif


ocr: A CHANGE! iAIDWA :o: On and after the 1st day of October, 1859, GBAVES & BENEDICT, Will sell Hardware only for CASH or ready pay, We have concluded to adopt the Exclusive Cash System, After mature deliberation; feeling assured it is the only true ana correct system of doing business, and one that can be made to pay if properly coa ducted, aud the onlv system where justice is done to the buver as well as the seller, when the pur chaser who pays CASH is not compelled to pay for the goods of his neighbor who never paya bis debts, that this is so there can be no mistake, the merchant who sells on time must be paid for the bad debts he contracts, the Cash and and prompt puyiug customers arc tne viciims. We do not say we intend to sell our goods at prices less than they cost us, but this we do say, and intend to maintain it, that we will sell our goods at half the profit we have heretofore charged, and at half profit they can be bought for in the state ot Michigan or merchants who sell on tune. Our Stock is full and complete, consist ing in part of: COOK, PARLOR, BOX AND CHURCH STOVES, IRON And . STEEL, SEAT fc WAGON SPRINGS, THIMBLE SKEINS & AXLE ARMS, BELLOWS, ANVILS, VICES, DRILLS AND CARRIAGE BOLTS. CARPENTERS TOOLS, E ED'S COOPEKS TOOLS, TIN. JAPAXED k BRITTANIA WARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MULLY. MILL. CIRCULAR k CROSS CUT SAWS. NAILS & GLASS. RUTS, LOCKS AND LATCHES, GUNS AND PISTOLS, POWDER, SHOT AND CAPS, REVOL VING PITCHER SPOUT PUMPS. CAST III OX SUGAR KETTLES, CHAWS, ROPES, CORDS, TWINE, BRUSHES, AND LANTERNS, WIRE, SAXD PAPER AND SAD IRONS, -i r. .i ijTy 1 tv inn rwa f PA TENT APPLE FEARERS, CHARCOAL SAD IRONS, WELL BUCKETS AND WHEELS, HOOKS & HINGES, AXES AND AXE HANDLES, STRAP AND T HINGES, BRASS AND ENAMELED KETTLES, SIL VER, LEA D & EA ST INDIA STOVE POLISH, BORAX, GLUE, HEMP AND RUBBER PACKING, WASH BOARDS, MOP STICKS, tfcc, ., ., &c. Wc would call special attention to our stock of Pocket and Tabic Cullcry, CORHACES, CURTAIN BANDS AXD BIRD' O-A-G-ES, Which is the " largest and richest ever brought


ocr: BLANK-ROOKS! DAY Books, Journals, blotters, Diarvs Pass Books, Blank Drafts, Receipts, Ac., Sets of Books of size and quality with name lettered back, on three days I'-jF" Orders for Biodug wdicitecL Bring in your zines and get nice hie Books made of A. Jt. ALWARD. Dowagiac, May 2fi. Scriven's Advertisements. CL Si! 1 1


ocr: FRESH ARRIVAL. The Last and Greatest U M- B U Ol -:o:- BOOTS & SHOES, Bought for Cash in New York, and sold in Downgiac for LESS THAN COST. -:o:- J. H. SMITH, At the old stand of M. S. Cobb, sign of the Big Boot is now opening oue of the largest and best stocks of BOOTS, SHOES Leatlier Sz Findings Ever brought into this market embracing on end legs variety of every thing in the Boot and Shoe line, and which, he wishes it distinctly understood, will be sold for less than the same cost in New York. Call and see. The Manufacturing Department will continue under the direction of M. S. COBB. J. H. SMITH. sep2:-23tf Dowagiac, Sepi 29th. 1859.


ocr: METAL WAREHOUSE! THOMAS S. DICKERSG2J, 45 - Wabash Arenue, Chicago. - 45 Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Sheet Copper, Sheet Brass, Block Tin, Wire, Zinc, Copper Pitts and Bolts. TINNERS' TOOLS, STAMPED WARE-; LEAD PIE, Etc A large stock of the above Goods on hand1, to gether with all articles in Tinners' line. We pay Cash for old Copper and Brass, etc. Chicago October 20, $59t oct20-26ntfi DICKERS 0 N cZy- banca tin " Py


ocr: Botanic Practitioner. B. McCOIViELL VENDS AXD CIRCULATES THE PAIN' AXD FEVER EXTRACT1XG OINTMENT. HE also Manufactures, Vends and Circulates a full substitute Pill for Calomel Price 25 Cents per Box. They can be had at wholesale at reduced prices, at his residence. Sold at Holllster's and Uuutington's. These Pills as a Substitute for Calomel have proved to be superior to any that have ever been used as a general cathartic. IJowagiac, Oct 2th 1859. Oct20-2fim3


ocr: NEW LIVERY STABLE. Vf may favor us with a calL with GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL LIVERY ST0C1 PALMER & DENIS ON. ""TTJ2 are now prepared to supply those Consisting of Single Seated, Open and Coveret Buggies ; Two-seated opened and coveredj Carriages; ALio fancr and inglc tw-sented Sleigh-s And all the anncnda?es usually attached. Our Horses are vonnr sound irentle and fleet, Carriages new. and will "be kent at all times and tidy, to suit the most fastidious. we would respectfully snlipit an hone to a share of the patronage of our friends and nulilif Enouire at the Exchanm. Titi - t th - e t i . n f Dowagiac, April 23d, 1853. apr30-ly


ocr: New and Fashionable MIX.1LINEM17 -:o:- MRS. AXX E. SMITH, riAKES this method to return her si 1 thanks to her kiud friends aud the public, f their liberal patrouage the past season, for which she feels truly thankful. All who wish any thing in her line will do well to give her a calL " She WARRANTS to give the BEST OF AVORK and the very best EASTERN STYLES ! together with the latest EUROPE AX STYLES. She warrants to iS.L, CHEAPER THAN ANY ONE IN THE WEST. Call and see not the largest ttoch but the ever offered here or elsewhere, at such prices, Bleechin? and Pressing, and all other work done at much lower prices formerly. Grood Bonnets all READY TRIMMED, for $1 OO, and that up to any price customers cuouso . Millinery Rooms opposite the American SSS-& wiU anne. smiti Dowamac. AprU 28, 1859. ap2S-ltf


ocr: IIABTF0IL3. C0IXII. Cask Capital, 8200,000, WITH A LARUE SURPLUS. S. Jj. LOOJIIS, President. II. KELLOCCJ, Secretary. LOSS.ES Equitably Adjusted and Promptly Paid, JAMES XI. SPENCER, Agent. may2o4yl Dowagiac, Mich Eighth Great Sisplay OF IN EVERY VARIETY, At the Old Stiiml of G'M d- Totcnteml, Jarri$ t louiixotd tfc A. lncnrHd, and now A. & G. TOWiXSEND, Is just receiving the largest and best selected STOCK OF Ever brought to this market, which they are determined to sell off to Cash nnd short time Customers, at unusual LOW Our Stock embraces a full assortment of STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES IN VARIETY, BOOTS AM) SHOES FOR OLD AND YOUNG, HATS AND CAPS, NEW STYLES, One Case of FASHIONABLE Endless variety of Ready -Made Clothing. : ALSO : YOUTH'S CROCKERY AND STONE WARE. GREAT VARIETY, PAINTS AND OILS, CHEA PER THAN EVER. OIL CLOTHS AND CARPETS. It is no use to try to enumerate half. Call satisfy yourselves. The patronage of all is solici ted. Call and get a large hand bill. A. k G. T0WNSEND. Dowagiac, May fth, ISo'J. my5-2tf BLANK-BOOKS! DAi Books, Journals, blotters, Diarys Pass Books, Blank Drafts, Receipts, Ac, Sets of Books of size and quality with name lettered back, on three days M : f i i


ocr: LIVER Y . A. J. OARDZYER & CO., WOULD Respectfully inform the citizens Dowagiac and surroundiug country, that they are prepared at all times to furnish those who may favor them with a call Good and Substantial Livery Stock! Which for nuality of Horses, neatness of " turn outs," and low prices cannot be surpf ssed. We respectfully solicit a share of the of the citizens and other, wishing anything fn line. Stable on Front Street. A. J. Sept 30th 1858. GARDNER k CO.


ocr: HARDWARE, BY SPRAGUE & HAWKS. "ITT'E have now on hand and shall constantly r keep a large assortment of , COOKING STOVES, of various patterns, among which may be found the celebrated New Patent Elevated Oven Cook Stove, known as THE UNITED STATES. This stove is pronounced, by those who have given it a fair trial, fro be second to none in tie couutry. Wc have also several other patterns of Cook stoves warranted to gi- satisfaction. Also a gen eral assortment of I I A II D W ARE, COMPRISING, NAILS, IKON, GLASS, -SASH, DOORS. HOUSE TRIMMINGS, Carpenters' Tools, Foreign and Domestic Ct- lery, Cross-cut Saw-Mill, und Circular Saws, Tii ware oi an descriptions. Oar Trices Shall give Satisfaction I SPRAGUE k HAWKS. April 2S, 159. apl2$-ljl


ocr: Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. Cash Capital, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED, NET SURPLUS OF . And the prestige of 40 years success and experience. UPWARDSpFi 1 2,000,000 ' Of losses have been paid by the JEtna Company in the past 40 years." The value of relia'blc Insurance will be - from the louowing OSSES'PATD BY THE DURING THE PAST 1 i-aks: n Ohio, $431,520 83 Wisconsin, . 106,955 07 Kentucky, 204,939 40 Missouri, 334,518 04 Iowa&Minn.l01,399 46 Penn'a & Va. 31,595 82 Mississippi and Alabama, 52,412 13. - ire and Inland Guard Against ALL AUD WINTER FII1ES! BY CHOICE INSURANCE ' ' 1 with the In Michigan, 153,043 Indiana, 146,839 Illinois, , 448,827 Tennessee, 98,549 Kansas Neb. 19,945 Arkansas k Ga. 23,945 0


ocr: S J W MILL 'and FARM FOR SALE. rI"MlE subscriber on account of poor health is J desirous of selling his property, lying on the Dowagiac Creek, IV miles west of Dowagiac, con sisting of a good Saw Mill, nearly new and warran ted to uo as much work as any in the county. Also, SO acres of land, and a good House and Barn, with 8 or 10 acres iniproscd. To a person with means, there is a good chance to put a Grist Mill or other machinery, as not one-half the water is used for sawing, there being 8 or 9 feet bead. The Mill is only a little over one year old and got np in tli. 1,tet atria fur mnkmnr ir,uiA InniKop or.il There is patent head blinks that sett both ends the log, with a lever at the head end, nlso. one tne best cast iron centre discharge water wheels that never freeze up. Circular Saw for wood of the slabs, Ac. A good road to the year round. Any one wishin and examine. July 21, 1859. -' ; to buy are invited to JOHN II. OAKLEY. july21-13m2


ocr: OYSTERS. c3 WARREN McNAB, at the Rochester House Saloon, has on hand a large supply of Elliot and Deming s celebrated COUNT OYSTERS itt Kegs, half Kegs, and Cans, which he is oflerinir at lower rates than can be purchased west f Detroit. J?- Balls or Evening Parties served with Oys ters, Ac, on the shortest notice. . WARREN McNAB Dowagiac, Jan. 6th, 1S59.' jan6-37tf


ocr: Dowagiac Union School. rTMIIS SCHOOL is now well established, traded I and classified on the plan of the best Schools of this State, and nnder the supervision of T. N. WELLS, will give pertect satisl&ction to its patrons. The School vear will be divided into three terms. The FALL TERM of 15 weeks, will commence on MONDAY, Skptembeb 12, 1359. , Terms of Tuition Foreign Scholars. Primary, ... 2.50. Senior, ... $3.50. Junior, .... s.oo. Academic, - - 4.00. Languages. $5.00. J. H. SMITH, Director. Uowagiac, Dec. 15th. 185S. dec23-35yl INK ! rpiib yery best of Black, Blue, and Red Ink,


ocr: CABII7ET FUBI7IT AND CHAIRS A BIOS RO IT B i Keeps on hand and is constantly receiving th? j largest and fullest assortment of Household Furniture ever opened in this market. Ilia stock includes SC7AS, B17.ZAU3. CED3TEAD3, TADLE-STAfJOC,- . Lounges and Cliairs,' ; of every description. . . , . THOSE wishing large bills of furniture will find. it to their advantage to call before purchaa- ' ing elsewhere, and thna save transportation. 1 intend to keep on hand SPRING BEDS, MA TTRASSES, MIRRORS. GILT MOLDINGS, FOR PICTURE " ' FRAMES, AC. . . ::-. Also, a laree supply for the country trad, at - much lower rate than they have been in the habit of purchasing heretofore. Having had long experience in the business a am prepared to warrant all articles manufactured.-' by me, and most respectfully solicit a - share of. public patronage., Also, the celebrated , t Prison- Furniture, - kept on band. " ' i Ail kinds oi repairing done at tne sooncsa notice. Cane and flag seats relaid. ' Coffins on hand, and made to order. .' t3f Warerooms nearly opposite the Post-office ' AMOS ROUSE, f Dowagiac, March 15, 1858. marl7-4T BRYANT & STRATTOS'S CHAIN OF NATIONAL mercantile Colleges, 1 LOCATED AT New York, Philadelphia,' Albany, Buffalo,


ocr: NEW LIVERY STABLE. PALMER & DENISON. WE are now prepared to supply those who may favor us with a call, with GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL LIVERY STOCK, Consisting of Single Seated, Open and Covered Buggies;.. Two-seated opened and covered Carriages; Also fancy and single two-seated Sleighs; And all the appendages usually attached. Our Horses are young, sound", gentle and fleet Carriages new, and will be kept at all times cleat and tidy, to suit the most fastidious. We would respectfully solicit, and hope to merit a share of the patronage of our friends and tht public. ' . fjjf Enquire at the Exchange Hotel, or at tht store of L. Brewer A Co. Dowagiac, April 23d, 1353. - apr30-ly