The Grand Haven news. [volume]

ocr: STOVES AND HARDWARE , ..... -f CE. HUBBARD, Grand Haven' "" Michigan Keep constantly on hand alarge and well select' ed Stock of AND PARLOR STOVES, Shelf & Heavy Hardware. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS , Carpenters & Coopers Tools. ron, Steel, Nails, ulass and rutty, Tin and Shoot Iron, Japan and Britannia Wares, which he will Soil cheap for Cash. . lie is Ag't for the Famous - LAMONT SASH, BLIND 4 DOOR FACTORY, Tcrm, - - - asli Storo. on Washington St. Dec. 22, '58. ly nl


ocr: Itcady; Again If ; J.' Kendall ' & (Jo ivk w GOODS ni Their Stock wUl comprise everything in tha lino of Dry Goods, " Hoots and Shoes, Mdl'mery Goods? " ' ' " . ' Carpets, . , Oil Cloths, . " And feus'. Prices, Low and Firm at the Mark. J. Kf.xdall,A Co. Grand Rupids, Sept 11, 1859. ' n37 tf

place_of_publication: Grand Haven, Mich.

publisher: Barns & Fosha


ocr: Something New! Tho Subscribers iiavo just rocoived and aro now Opening a Choice Stock of FAMILY GROCERIESl Provisions, Pork, Grain, Flour AND. ; MILL FEED I Sugars, Teas, Coifees, &c, &c, &c. Also a largo quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURXITURE.; Tho Public uro Respectfully invited to call at their Storo, (Old "Ware-House,) Water Street. PARKS & COLLINS. Grand Havon, July 27, 1859. , .. nSltf


ocr: FOB FEVER & AGUE, And aimilar Complaints, T7S23 PROF. MOTTS n T?T7DBTT?TTm? WINE I ' IN QTJAET BOTTLES. WARRANTED TO. CURE Or the Money Refunded! Sold By..... .......GRIFFIN A CO., 66m Agists. Grand Haven, Aug. 10, 1859. 6m


ocr: PATENT Ground Circular Saws! VVv The Subscriber has t-Z-CtiWihi ken th Agency for tlio f .Xff sale ef C. A P MaLLtii' f V Cst Steel Baws and is r y prepared lo furnish Saws '-'-- of every description on " A" y short notice. I V J fiSCiS' The Saws ate Manufao- Vvlt'n!'' " turedat Detroit, and ot Vw . . l.Aut. M(-rlnl. anil upon the most approved principles. Each Saw is warranted to be well made and perfectly true, and free from flaws. Communications by mail will always receive prompt attention. ltytrenct ) GEO. E. HUBBARD, Messrs. Fenny A Sox. Agent, Grand Haven, M, J Grand Ha von,M. July 6, 1849 t1 n28


ocr: in loVCS, KID, ' . SILK, CASHMERE, LISLE THREAD, AND COTTON GLOVES. gJ- A Go-xl Assortraant at RYERSON A MORRIS'S.


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


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


ocr: French Merinocs, Valcncias, Bayaderes, Plaids, StrijMJs, Do Laincs, &c., tc., To Lo found only at tho Sloro of RYERSON A MORRIS, Muskegon, . January C, 1859.


ocr: 1059. Messrs. 1859. RYERSON ii MORRIS,' - i . . . - Haw now to 6tore a very desirable STOCK OF GOODS, Which they are desirous of Selling for CASH OR READY-PAY. Muskegon, January 6th, 1859


ocr: PBI3ST T S GINGHAMS, STRIPE SHIRTINGS, Veminrjs Tickings, BHEBTINQB 5cO . , Oc O . Sellinj: at low figures at R. & M's. Muskegon, Jnnuary 6, 1859.


The Cass County Republican. [volume]

ocr: 'Gu&cmT cr:so jive. U STAT ; .iiTunE. WHOLESALE & RETAIL. Ware-Rooms; Two Doors East of the American Hotel y Up Stairs. FTJEIIITUEE, Circwastaiices, of Every . Person. EVERY description of tht carved most elaborately Rosewood, Mahogany and Black-Walnut SETTS OP in style and finish, in every respect to brought from the east ? Alt our Parlor Setts of the latest patterns, also a very large assort of PLAINER STYLE of furniture to meet stock is manufactured of Kiln Dried, Seasoned and under our own supervision, and thns are enaoiea to VV arrant CVeiV -Ajticlf . - byns to the entire satisfaction of oustomers.

place_of_publication: Dowagiac, Mich.

publisher: Jones & Campbell


ocr: : M .. IVATCII MAKER & T.EPArll ot hasw . ,.. 'A.J? 0Q .eV jjtyg rings, of the best quality, Tonsist- Cameo Pins, ingof Gold Stone and Sfosaii. AKD MSGS. Eur T)rnrut tk . -x . eod0,d- : Gold & Silver Guards, GoS ot.h.t,r rt,ck' to numerous to mention, which I " ... i nine aavancc oi cost, and I wiah it uisiinctiy unaeitood that I will sell goods as cheap,' . " ""V si vr Nilcs. Dnitr Store. vr-: ..... u i ' ' ,trt"irtn7 aon ww ana rnott reatonabU Mnv ' ' .? ' , v a mu u. tW Please call nnd examine, for rnnra.Tvaet t1 have located myself . permanentlv In Hollistera . GEORGE RAPLEE. , Dowig)ac, Mich. Dec, 16, 1858. dec 16-54 ""


ocr: 'FinsT: Gun;, FOR THE CITY:0F'JACKS0K BROWN & CARTERS. GIFT BOOK -STOKE Is now filed with Gifts and Books. A Prize with every Book. THE Stock embraces a larger collection and better variety of Standard. Historical. Bio graphical and Miscellaneous Books, than that of any otner Book-selling .Establishment in the coun try. It also contains greater inducements than ever neiore. Ladiea and npntfomen v?sit!nr th !t r fa. I


ocr: . ... . ... ... f, ..-, Jrtaie9 aurmg iAOi t-A BOOK FOR EVERTBODTJ STARTLING DISGLOSDRES. DR. TELLER'S great work for the married or those contemplating marriaee 200 naees full .of PLATES. Price, twen- ty-nve cents sent . to all parts under seal, bv mail. POST-PAID. 50,000 col pies sold the past year. The single married, and the married happy, A Lecture on Xort, 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 h. 25 cents in specie or postage stamps, enclosed, will secure a copy by return mail. Address, J. TELLER. M; D.. No. 5 Beaver-st; Albanv, N. Y. 3-DR. YICU0IS' FEMALE PILLS, one doU lar a box, with full directions. Married ladies should not use them. Sent by mail ' " CAUTION. That PiUt thould not U tatm hp . tnala during tht FIRST THREE MONTHS of Preonancv. at thev are tvre to britta on Mia. carriage, but at all (4 her timet they are tae. - In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection, Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics, and Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when all other means bavs failed ; and although a powerful remedv, do not contain iron, oolomel, antimony or anything hurtful to the constitution. . Address DR. TELLER, ss above. January, 27, 1959. js27-40yl


ocr: IS o - 't "" ' , L COHE TIIATCCL'Zn! : Now is the Time, mad IIALL?S BALSAM; The Best Kemedy ' - Of -th.e -Ago For the cure of Consumption, Decline, Asthma, bron chitis, Wasting of Flesh, - Night, Siceats, ' FpUting of Blood Whooping Cough, Diffi- cultg of Breathing, ' Colds Coughs, Influenza, Pain in the Side, and all Diseases . of the L ungs . is i Unequaled. ' IT HAS EFFECTED CURES ' ' ; In numerous cases where the most skilful ' physi cians in this country and Europe, have been em ployed and have exercised their skill in vain. Cases which they pronounced incurabU. and sur rendered as hop-dot beyond m doubt, leaving their


ocr: Dowaeriac Nursery. SEELEY A COLE, having established themselves in mc nurserv xusiuess in iuis village, will fur nish to order Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Law- ton Blackberries, Cherry Currants, Grape Vines, Evergreens, and every variety of Shrubbery. $y" Office with Dr. Clarke, on Commcrce-st., aecona nuiiaing irom me i osi uince. J. P. SEELEY, M. D. WM. P. COLE.


ocr: WATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES. PEXS, PEN'S, PENS. JEWELRY, JEWELRY, CLOCKS. CLOCKS, CLOCKS. RUGG'S. For sale cheaper than the cheapest at ffyy DOWAGIAC


ocr: NEW BOOKS, AT ' .A. I-j W" ABD'S BOOKSTORE : THE MINISTER'S WOOING, By Mrs. II. B. STOWE. KNITTING WORK, By Mrs. PARTINGTON. ART RECREATIONS, Being a complete snide to Ornamental work. FRUIT, FLO WERS FARMING, . -, By H. W. BEECHER. TIMOMHY TITCOMB'S LETTERS. POEMS: WHITTIER'S, CAMPBELL'S, SI GOURNEY'S, LOWELL'S, HOOD'S, SOUTHEY'S, HEMAN'S, MASSEY'S, HEBER'S, LEIGH HUNT'S, SCOTT'S, MONTGOMERY'S, COWPER'S, MOTIIERELL'S, MACAULAY'S, And others. Beautifully bound in Blue and Gold, very appropriate for Holiday Presents. Also, an endless variety of Juveniles, Annuals and other books in rich and fancy binding and with tine Engravings. MIST CUM AND SEE TIM." A. N. ALWARD. Dowagiac, Dec. 15th.


ocr: xjisroL.iivrEiD PROPERTY FOR SALE THE following unclaimed property will be sold for charges at the Freight House in Dowagiac, on the 2Sth day of February, 1SG0, unless called for and taken away previously : One threshing machine, marked William Sears, charges $31.00. Three boxes, marked ' Seth Hopkins, charges $6.81. E. PARDEE, Agent. Dowagiac, Nov. 2g, 1S59. decl-32m3 ATCH-WORK done in a manner not to be at KUGQ'S.


ocr: UNION HOTEL. M. J. BALDWIN, PROPRIETOR, CASUPOLIS, MICHIGAN Jf Good accommodations for man and beast. J3gr" Board by the day and week.


ocr: "WITH BOARDI'lC DEPARTMENT. HAVING A COLLEGE MANSION at Kalama zoo, the Priucipal offers Scholarship embra cing Board and Tution in Commercial and Acade mic Instruction for $50 per Quarter of 10 weeks. Payable strictly in advance. H. GREGORY, Pres't. Kalamazoo, Nov. 10, 1850.


ocr: .A. merioan H ouse. Alain Street, Niles, Mich. J. -A. PATMOR, Proprietor. R. TEFT, Assistant. Free Omnibus to and from the Cars. No Pains Spared to please Guests. Jnna S0 1859. ' jQ30-10


ocr: our Counter our mankind," especially if they want any thing Ur line' ' G. C. JONES A CO. Dowasiac. May. 12. 1S59. FAIX TEADE, 3. S S O. Are now receiving their early FALL Embracing every variety of MERCHANDISE (In the Latest Styles,) USUALLY KEPT BY All intending purchasers are invited call soon at the PEOPLE'S TUTIIILL. &. STURGIS. Dowagiac, August 25, 1859. ' nov25-31yl TO THE LADEIS! A LL those wishing MILLINERY will call at the Rooms of S. E. ME f CALF, they will find a general assortment of FALL AND WINTER consisting of BONNETS, of all descriptions. HEAD DRESSES, AND EMBROIDERIES, All at prices which will not fail to suit. -CUSTOM WORK DONE TO ORDER. Also in connection with the above, will be the DRESS MAKING establishment of M. WHITE,. who will do work on short notice and the most approved style. She has one of Doubie Thread Sewing Machines, which is war ranted to dS all kinds of QUILTING, STITCHING, dbc, Call one and alL Rooms over the store of A Co. S. E. M ETC ALF, M. A. WHITE. Dowagiac. Dec. 1st, 1859. tf


ocr: Taken Up. BY the Subscriber, living in Pokagon Township, Cass County, One Bay- ISTare, Supposed to be 15 years old, with small white spot in the forehead, one on top of neck, made by collar, bad on part of a halter when came into mv en closure. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take her awav. - THOMAS BURK. December 22d, 1859. dec22-34w6


ocr: FOR C ASH ! At the New Brick Siore ot G. 0." JONES & DOWAGIAC. THE ' undersigned want to sell leading styles Goods as folllows: 190 pieces Madder Prints, from 1 to 9 cts per yard, 100 " " " " 9 to 11 cts " " 10 bales heavy Sheetings from 8 to 9 cts. per yard, 4 bales Denims from 12 to 15 cts. per yard. Bleached and Brown Sheetings, at almost Manufactures' prices. Fifty Pieces Lawns, Fast colors, and in beautiful patterns, from 10 to 15 cents per yard. . BERAGES, GINGHAMS, CIIALLEES, CHAMBEIIGES, White and Colored Brilliants, Black and Figured Silks, And other Dress Goods at astonishingly low Pri ces. The ladies will do well to examine these Goods before purchasing. White Goods In almost every variety, style and pattern. Ready Hade Clothing, in larger stock and at Lower Prices than ever before. FORTY ROLLS OF CARPETS, Including a great variety 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 cents. Twenty Sacks Rio CoS'ee, at 12) cents. Ten sacks extra Rio Cotfee, at 15 cents. 25 Chests of Tea, From 3 to 6 shillings per pound. We will engage to save every one who buy Teas of us from FIVE TO TEN CENTS 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 ail hazards to make room for our FALL TRADE. We commenced selling Goods for Cash on the 4th day of last September. Quite a large number of our friends told us we could not sell enough to earn our salt Well let us sec : In Au2ust, 135?, we bought in New York, $ 15,00. The last of October we bought in Boston, 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 nurchasc for cisht months. $35,000! Does this look as though anything can be done with CASH! Wc mean by the 4th day of next September our sales shall reach Forty Thousand Dollars. Last fall e advised the people to stop making debts. We know a great many took our advice. How do vou like it? 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 Ur line' ' G. C. JONES A CO. Dowasiac. May. 12. 1S59. mvV-3yl FAIX TEADE,


ocr: -:o: The Last and Greatest -:o:- & SHOES, for Cash in New York, and sold ia Dowagiac for THAN COST. -:o: J. II. SMITH, the old stand of M. S. Cobb, sign of the Big Boot is now opening one of the largest and best stocks of HOJB8 Sz Findings brought into this market embracing an end variety of every thiug in the Boot and Shoe and which, he wishes it distinctly understood, be sold for less than the same cost in Xew Call and see. The Manufacturing Department will continue the direction of M. S. COBB. J. H. SMITH. Dowagiac, Sept 20th. 1S59, sep29-23tf


ocr: MATTER FOR I860. I SHALL keep for sale for the coming year, the following popular and interesting periodicals : WEEKLIES. MONTHLIES. New Xorh Ledger, Harper's Magazine, New York Mercury, Atlantic Monthly, Harper's Weekljj, Godey's Lady's Book, Flag of our Inion, Leslies Family Magazine Sew York Weekly, Illustrated " Gleason't Pictorial, j BaUou's Ihllar MontJdy Wacerly Magazine, I Monthly Novelette, New lork Tribune, j Knickerbocker, Police Gazette, Yankee Motions, Xew York IHcayutu, Niok Sax, Porter's Spirit, I Budget of Fun. Scientific American, j Leslie's Illustrated News, j The Home Journal. To persons paying a year in advance, I will make a liberal deduction from the usual rates. I would suggest to mv friends the propriety of their taking Papers and Magazines at my store instead of send ing to distant points for them. For in buying of me you are sure to get all the A umbers complete. You do not run the risk of sending money by mail. You save your postage. And last but not least, vou patronize a Home Institution. A. N. ALWARD. December 23d, 1S59.


ocr: HOTEL. M. J. BALDWIN, PROPRIETOR, CASSAPOLIS, -- - - - -: SriCJIIGAX t-f? Good accommodations for man and beast. Board by the dav and week.


ocr: Hew Advertisements, Cheaper Than Ever. I AM anxious to close oat the balance of mr present Stock of WALL PAl EK, WINDOW" fellAl'ES, tc, to make room for a lartre an J veried assortment of the same class of goods, which will be on early next sprin. And tor this purpose I have put my paper down to prions just covering cost and transportation. " . A. X. ALWAKD. November ?d. 1S59.


ocr: CHOICE FIRST CLASS IXSURAJiCE " Br TH2 ' Incoroorated 1S1D Charter Perpetual. FIKE AND INLAND '. i : j Navigation Insurance! CALLS the attention of its -friends, patroi and the public generally, to the following facts : Of its having a Cash Capital of with A ssetts amounting: to


ocr: a- " - -or- v HAETF0HD. conn. Cash Capital, 8200,000, . WITH A LARGE SURPLUS. S. L. LOOMIS, President. , II. KELLOGG, Secretary. ' ' ; ilossjss ; Equitably Adjusted and Promptly . Paid. JAMES Jff. SrEXCER, Agent. mny204yl Dowagiac, Mich. ;


ocr: CABINET FDRIHTUBE : AND CHAIRS. ' .A M O S ROUS E 9 Keeps on hand and is constantly receiving the largest and fullest assortment of . Household Furniture ever opened in this market His stock includes SOFAS, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, table-stands; Lounges a 11 d Cliairs, 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. 1 intend to keep on hand Spring Beds, Mattrasses, 3Iirrors, Gilt .Mouldings, for Picture Frames, &c. -Also, a large supply for the country trade; at a much lower rate than they have been iu 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 of public patronage. Also, the celebrated 3?rison IJ'nriiitiare, kept on hand. : . ' . All kinds of repairing . done at the shortest notice. , Cane and flag seats relaid. i , ,, 1. Coffins on hand, and made to order. 5?" Warerooms nearly opposite the Poet-office. , , . AMOS ROUSE. . Dowagiac, March 15, 1S53. .. . marl"-47 Eighth Great Display OF EVERY VARIETY, . At the Old Stand of GiUs d; Toicimaid, JarrU tb Toicmaid tk A. Toicnsend, and hoid. A. & G. T0WXSEN1X Is just receiving the largest, and best selected STOCK OF GOODS Ever brought to this market, which thej- are determined to sell o3 to Cash aud short time Customers at unusual . LOW PRICES. T- Our Stock embraces a full assortment of ' : STAPLE DRY GOODS, (fROCKKIES IX EVERY VARIETY, BOOTS AND SHOES FOR OLD AND YOUNG, HATS AND CAPS, NEW STYLES, One Case of . - , . FASHIONABLE BONNETS. Endless variety of Eeady-ISade Clothing. : ALSO : YOUTH'S CLOTHING. CROCKERY ND STONE WARE. GREAT VARIETY, PAINTS AND OILS, CHEA PER THAN EVER. OIL CLOTHS AND CARPETS. T U no u( to trr to enumerate half. Cull and atisfv vourselves. " the patronage of all is solid- ted. Call and get a large hand bill. A. k G. TOWNSENI). Dowagiac, May 5th, liZJ. niy5-tl


ocr: ON England, Ireland, France, and all parts of Germanv. for sale bv V- H. B. PENMAN. Banker. ' jmic J Powajriae, .Mieh,


ocr: 1 aitd snnxAB coirPLAurrs, USE FPtOF. MOTT'S FEBRIFUGE WINE, IN QUART BOTTLES I MOTT'S ; EBRIFUOCj WINE. fifThis greut antidote for Fever and Ague, sold by ". li. Ilolhster, Dowagiac, and country dealers generally. " my5-2yl ' rem AGUE


ocr: FIRST GUN FOR THE r CITY OF JACKSON. BROWN & CAKTER'S : GIFT BOOK-STORE Is now filled with Gifts and Books. . 1 A Prize with every Book


ocr: NEWSEWSEWS. nunnAH Fon PIKE'S PEAK. The Best Gold Diggings in the World. THE Subscribers haying taken the store for merly occupied by D. Pond, . !Two Doors East of Larzelere's, Are now offering to the trade a choice selection of Foreign and, Domestic BURY (GOOBg ! BOOTS &, SHOES, GROCERIES, &c. which we propose to sell for CASH OR READY PAY ONLY,


ocr: JUST OPENED.' Wholesale and Retail. BAUM & CO.; H AVE now on hand and offer for sale a large ana well selected STOCK OF GOODS, CONSISTING OF ALL KINDS OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS,


ocr: NEW LIVERY STABLE. PALMER & DENIS0N. WE are now prepared to supply those who may favor us with a call, with GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL LIVERY ST0C1, Consisting of Single Seated, Open and Covcret Buggies - Two-seated opened and covered. Carriages ; Also fancy and single two-seated Sleigh.s ; And all the appendages usually attached. Olll Ilorsfa nn vminir aminH rntlo anrt flppt Carriages new, and willTe kept at all times clean and tidy, to suit the most fastidious. 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 store oi Li. ifrewer & Uo. Dowagiac, April 23d, 1858. apr30-ly


ocr: LIGHT! LIGHT!! Burning Fluid Thrown Into The hade t Kerosene Illtuuiiiatingr Oilf NOT EXMiOSIVE THIS OIL being a pure distilation from coaL. without the admixture of alcohol or spirit of turpentine, is entirely inexplosivev. Bt the state ment of E. N. Kent, the celebrated Chemist, it will be seen that Kerosene is not. explosive event when heated to 212 deg. F., and being less volatile than Camphene, is not liable to smoke, and ia welS 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 jet discovered, givea no unpleasant smell in burning; is not affected by cold and wills make a light equal to four sperm candles, at a cost of , ' HALF A CENT AN HOUR. Every person who wishes a chein K...;r.il light is invited to try the article and satisfy them elves. Oil, Lamps, Wick, Ac, for sale by UEHIXY ELLIS. Dowagiac, September 1. 1359. sepl-ltml


ocr: AND 8TJQLAB COHPLAJJTTV USE FROF. MOTT'S FEBBIFUGE WINE,! HI QUART BOTTLE3 orrt FCBIirUfS WINE. K" This great antidote for Fever and Ague, Id by N. B. Hollister. Dowajriao unrf FEVER dealers generally. my5-2yl


ocr: CABIttET FFtmlTiTDIffi AND CHAIRS. A HI O ROUSE, Keeps on hand and is constantly receiving the largest and fullest assortment of Household Furniture ever opened in this market. His stock include SCFAS, DU.1EAU3, CEDSTEADS, TABLE-STArJOO, Lounges and Chairs of every description. , THOSE wishing large bills of furniture will find it to their advantage to call before p arena-' ins elsewhere, and thus save transportation. I intend to keep on hand SPRING BEDS, MATTRASSES, MIRRORS GILT MOLDINGS, FOR PICTURE FRAMES, dbC. Also, a large supply for the country trade, much lower rate than they have 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 of public patronage. Also, the celebrated IPrison Furniture, kept on hand. All kinds of repairing done at the shortest notice. Cane and nag seats relaid. Coffins on hand, and made to order. 2Sm Warerooms nearly opposite the Post-office. AMOS ROUSE. Dowariac, March 15, 1858. marl7-47 BY


ocr: NEWS 0FPE ACE! STILL LATER FROM EUROPE! THE ARMISTriCEBETWEEN AUSTRIAandFR ANCE ! rPHE LAST STEAMER brought dates to the JL August, stating that there has been a Treaty of Peace Entered upon between the Emperors of ana t ranee. Ana as there is good times coming and as there will be peace and plenty in the land HENRY ELLIS Thoneht he would sav a word to the inhabitants DOWAGIAC and VICINITY, stating that he . has this day commenced Belling 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 ana tne public generally, at Store, situated on Front Street, Dowagiac and doors west of KG. Larzelere k 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 at such prices as here stated : Madder Prints, - ..--..-6 tolO-cts. per yard. IleaTT 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. GROCERIES! Best quality of New Orleans Sugar, - - 9 cts. per lb. Rio Coffee, 12 to 15 cts. per Extra quality Gunpowder Tea, - 65 cts. per Young Hyson Tea, 40 to CO cts. per No. 1 White Fish per half barrel, ------ And a large assortment ol BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS READY MADE CLOTHING, All of which will be sold at prices to with the above statements We also have on hand an assortment of the Carrosine or Coal Oil Lamp (and oil) which is decidedly the best and economical .Light that can be used, vail and see them operate. K7 Friends. Remember the Store, situated doors west of F. G. Larzelere k Co.'s Store, street, Dowagiac, Mich. filFUY ELLIS, Dowagiac, August 11th, 1S59. may5-2yl


ocr: -'a- ;chaive;::i FOB OA-SH.; :o: On and after the 1st day of October, 1859, GRAVES & BENEDICT, Will sell Hardware only for CASH or ready pay. Wt hare concluded to adopt the Exclusive Cash System, After mature deliberation; feeling assured it is the only true and correct system of doing business, ana one that can be made to pav it oroperir con ducted, and the onlv svstem where iustice is done to the buver as well as the seller, when the pur- cnaser who pays UAoH 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 sella on time must be paid for the Daa aebts he contracts, the uash 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 have 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 in part oi : COOK, PARLOR, BOX AND CIIUKUII STOVES, IRON and STEEL, SEAT & WAGON SPRINGS, THIMBLE SKEINS & AXLE ARMS, BELLOWS, ANVILS, VICES. DRILLS AND I'AKHIAGE BOLTS, CAKl'JiMTKKS TOOLS, WEED'S COOPERS TOOLS, TIN, JAPANED A BRITTANIA WARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MULLY, MILIi, CIRCULAR A CROSS CUT SAWS, NAILS & GLASS, BUTS, LOCKS AND LATCnES, GUNS AND PISTOLS, POWDER, SHOT AND CAPS, REVOL VING PITCHER SPOUT PUMPS. CASTIR OX SUGAR KETTLES, CHAINS, ROPES, CORDS, TWINE, BRUSHES, AND LANTERNS, WIRE, SAND PAPER AND SAD IRONS, A3 HEALED WIRE EVK FEN CIA G, PA TENT APPLE PEA 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 & EAST INDIA STOVE POLISH, BORAX, GLUE, HEMP AND RUBBER PACKING, WASH BOARDS, MOP STICKS, bc, t&c, &c, t'c. We would call special attention to our stock of Pocket and Tabic Cutlery, CORKAGES, CURTAIN BANDS AND


ocr: FALL AND WINTER STYLES OF New and Fashionable MI1L1LINE1RY! -:o:- MRS. ANN E. SMITH, TAKES this method to return her sincere thanks to her kind friends and the public, for their lileral patronage the past season, fur which she feels trulv thankful. All who wish any thing in ber line will do well to give ber a calL She WARRANTS to give the BEST OF WORK, and the very best EASTERN STYLES ! together with the latest EUROPEAN STYLES. She warrants to SELL CHEAPER THAN ANY ONE IN THE -WEST. Call and see n the largest stock but the BEST ever offered here or elsewhere, at such prices. Blcccliin? and Pressing, airtl all other work done at much lower prices than formerly. G-ood Bonnets, all READY TRIMMED, for $1 00, and from that up to any price customers choose to give. jUillinery Rooms opposite the American, where Mrs. S. will alwavs be found to wait upon customers. MRS. ANN E. SMITII. Dowagiac, October 20, 1S59. . ap28-ltf


ocr: TO HOUSEKEEPERS. Healthy. Saleratus. Fairport Chemical Works. D. 33. DeLand & Co., ACKNOWLEDGING the favor and patronage which has been bestowed upon them by the trade and others since the commencement of their enterprise, respectfully inform their patrons and the public generally, that with greatly increased facilities, continue to manufacture a Superior article of SALERATUS, Bl-CARBONATE OF SODA, CUE AM TARTER, SAL SODA, Ac. The above articles will be sold in all varieties of packages at as low prices as they are afforded by any other manufacturer, and in every Case war ranted pure and of superior quality. Orders respectfully solicited and promptly filled. RF Consumers of Saleratus, Bi-Carbonate of Soda and Cream Tarter, should be careful to pur chase that with the name of D. B. DkLAND on the wrapper, as they will thus obtain a Pure Article. octl-w6 Fairport, Monroe Co., N. Y.


ocr: Guard Against AND WINTER FIRES! BY CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE 3 SS-Z -fciv Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. Cash Capital,0 $1,000,000, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. NET SURPLUS OF $842,181.72, And the prestige of 40 years success and experience. . upvakds"of1i2,ooo,ooo Of losses have been paid by the JStna Insurance Company in the past 40 years. The value of reliable Insurance will be apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE ETNA DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS: In Ohio, $431,520 83 Wisconsin, 106,955 07 Kentucky, 204,939 40 MissourC 384,518 04 IowaA Minn.101,399 46 In Michigan. $158,043 81 Indiana, 146,839 81 Illinois, 448,827 41 Tennessee, 98,549 21 Kansas k Neb. 19,945 77 Arkansas k Ga. 23,945 09 I'enu'a a. 81,595 82 Mississippi and Alabama, $52,412 IS. Fire and Inland Navigation


ocr: Eighth Great Display OF CS- O O 33 & EVERY VARIETY, At the Old Stand of Glhh$ it Towwteni, Jar c is lovenstnd ib A. loVMend, aud now A. & G. TOWNSEND, Is just receiving the largest and best selected STOCK OF GOODS Ever brought to this market, which they are determined to sell off to Cash and short time Customers at unusual r,o-"w IP IR, ICES. Our Stock embraces a full assortment of STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES IN EVERY VARIETY, BOOTS AND SHOES FOR OLD AND YOUNG, HATS AND CAPS, NEW STYLES, One Case of FASHIONABLE BONNETS. Endless variety of Eeady-Made Clothing. : ALSO: YOUTH'S CLOTHING. 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 and satisfy vourselves. The patronage of all is solici ted. Call aud get a large hand bill. A. & G. TOWNSEND Dowagiac, May 5th, 1859. my5-2tf


ocr: L I V E R,"1T. A. J. GARnP.n ro WOTJLD Respectfully inform the citizens ef Dowagiac and surround ins country, that they are prepared at all timet to furniih those who may favor them with a call Good and "Substantial Livery Stock! Which for quality of Horses, neatnensof "turn, outs," and low prices cannot be surpr ssed. We respectfully solicit a share of the patroaage of the citizens and other, wishing anytbmg in ear Uae. Stable on Front Street. - . n A.J. GARDNER CO. . Sept. SOth 1S5S. .


ocr: BY SPRAGUE & HAWKS. w E have now on band and shall constantly Keep a large assortment oi COOKING STOVES, of various patterns, among which may be found the celebrated New Patent Elevated Oven Cook Stove, known as THE UNITED STATES. ThU stove is pronounced, by those who have given it a fair trial, to be second to none in the country. We have also several other patterns of Cook stoves warranted to gie satisfaction. Also a gen eral assortment of II A R D W A R E COMPRISING NAILS, IRON, GLASS, SASH, DOORS, HOUSE TRIMMINGS, Carpenters' Tools, Foreign and Domestic Cut lery, Cross-cut Saw-Mill, and Circular Saws, Tin ware of all descriptions. Onr Trices Shall give Satisfaction I SPRAGUE k HAWKS.


ocr: GREAT FO-R O A S H I At the New Brick Store of G. C. JONES & CO., DO"WAGIAC. THE undersigned want to sell leading styles ol Goods as folllows: 100 pieces Madder Prints, from 7 to 9 cts per yard, " " 9tn11ra " . 10 bales heary Sheetings from 8 to 9 cts. per yard, 4 bales Denims from 12 to 15 cts. per yard. Bleached and Brown Sheetings, at almost Manufactures' prices. 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 Tri ces. The ladies will do well to examine these Goods before purchasing. White Goods In almost every variety, style and pattern. Beady Hade Clothing, in larger stock and at Lower Prices than ever before. FORTY ROLLS OF CARPETS, Including a great Tarietv 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 Suar, from 8 to 9 cents per pounu. iwemy uuis. t uiie ougw irom iu 10 cents, iwenty racK8 mo t-onee, at vi 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 everr one who buv Teas of us from FIVE TO TEN CENTS per pound. 10 Tierces of the Best Syrup Ever offered in this County, for only 65 cents per gallon. v e 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 FALL TEADE. We commenced selling Goods fur Cash on the 4th day of last September. Quite a large number of our friends told us we could not sell enough to earn our salt. ell let us sec : In Aumist, 1853, we bought in New York, $15,000. The last of October we bought in Boston, 5,000. During the winter, in Detroit and Chi cago, to fill up, 1,000. March, 1AV., we purchased in Boston, (ordered,) 2,000. April 1859, in New York and Boston, 12,000. Total purchase for eight months. f 55.0(H) ! Does this look as though am'tbing can be done with O -A- S Jrl. I We mean by the 4th day of next September our sales snail reach Forty Thousand Dollars. Last fall we advised the people to stop making debts. We know a great many took ur advice. How do A-ou like it? 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. JONES & CO. Dowairiac, May. 12, 185'J. mvl2-3yl Eighth Great Display


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ocr: PATENT Ground Circular Saws! The Subscriber has U- vHfifi Vi ken th AKcy for the V Cast Steel Haws and Is y prepared to furnish Saws y of every description on uork uuiiuv. The Saws ere Manufac tured at Detroit, aud 01 the- best Material, and upon the most approved principles. Each Saw is warranted to be won niaao ana penocuy vruo, and free from flaws. Communications bv mail will always receive prompt attention. Messrs. Frnnr A Sux. Ayent, Grand Haven. M. ) Grand Haven, M. July 6, 1819 lj n23


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


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


ocr: PRINTS GINGHAMS, STRIPE SHIRTINGS, Demings Tidings, BKHETirros sea., as a. SelUna: at low figures at R. & M's. Muskegon, January C, ISi'J.


ocr: French Morinocs, Valencias, Bayaderes, Plaids, Stripes, Do Laines, dec., drc., To bo found only at tlio Store of RYERSON 4 MORRIS, Muskegon, - January 6, 1859


ocr: 1059. Messrs. 1059. RYERSON it MORRIS, MUBKEQON, .... MICH. Hare now in Store a yery dettlralle STOCK OF GOODS, Which they ore doairoua of Selling for CASH OR READY-PAY. Muskegon, January 6th, 1859. French Morinocs, Valencias, Bayaderes, Plaids, Stripes, Do Laines, dec., drc.,


The Cass County Republican. [volume]

ocr: INDEMNITY-. : ' &$&&- 3 fil&J?-a. or 7 : - IT A E T E 0 II p , -COSTUlv Cash Capital, 6200,000. WITHW. LAltHE SURrLU?. , . J j S. L. IiOOMIS, President. II. KELLOCiG, Fecretarri" - . - EqullaWy Adjusted and Promptly Paid; 'JA3IE8 Mm SPENCER, Agents . f . if rnay;04yl f owagiac, MicU.


ocr: Some clothing is made to sell, but ours is made to wear. ' . HATS AND CAPS! Family Groceries,' V' ;&c &c, &c. - .V The above Goods will be sold a very small ad vance from cost for J gash ai mi pay: 1-omLyi AXD XO CREDIT GIYFX. We resp-.tfully invito the citizens of Dowagiac and surrounding country to call and examine our Stock and Prices, and.'we we" sure we can offer them inducements to buy of us. Bargains will foe given to all. . . .. .-. . . ':' F. J. BAUM & CO. Dnwsgiar. April Tth. I?i9. , sp2R-lm."


ocr: CIIOICi: FIRST CLASS INSURANCE .- lBcoroortedl813-Charicr PerpetusJ.


ocr: yon FE i AUD SESHIAIt COIfeTlAlirTS,'; '. v; "USE ' JPJlOjr.: MOTT'S " pebrifitge: IN QUART BOTTLES ;"t"Thi'3"-reat antidote for Fever?and Ague, sold by N. B. liollister, Dowajiac, and country acaiers generally.- mvo-avl ' Merr ' fEBRIFOSF ,1 WINE.;:


ocr: - , - Dowagiac; Marclj 15, l-58.'v ' .' "marl7-i ; EighffiGrreat T)isplaj OF. s- '.(vnw At hSoid Stand of C'V'A''.TH.6 . - .- Toicrmcid tr A. Tvtcn&4id, end jtja . A, & G.T0WNS1!), " 'Is just receiving" the largest and best selected STOCK OF OOpl5s tver brought to this market, which'" fhey are datcriaiued l sell o3' t: Cash and short " time Customers at unusual . . , , Tj O F RI O IE 3 . Our Stock embraces a full assortment or STAPLE .DRY GOODS, GROCERIES IN EVEitY VARIETY," m0T8 AND SHOES FOR OLD . : - AND YOUNG, HATS AND CAPS, - " XEW aiYLEri, ... - One Case of'"' ' ' ' FASHIONABLE BOXXETS. Endless variety of r- ' ' Eeady-Hade Clotlimgr YOUTH'S ' CLOTHING. CROCKERY AND STONE WARE. GREAT . . VARIETY, PAINTS AND OILS, CHE A '. PEIl THAN EVER. OIL CLOTHS' . V . . . AN'D CARPETS.' , . It is na use to try to enumerate- half, CiII and satisfy voursolva. -TIw patronatre. o. all Ls Colla ted. "C;dl and got a largo -hand bill- - A. !i G. TOWXSEXI).- Do'vair.c, Msr 5tr; 'IS.'j. " ray5-'Jtf


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, PINS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS, EAR DROPS, in endless variety. Also, a fine lot of CLOCKS, - well regulated and will be sold at LOW FIGURES. PSf-Repairine of Watches will be done in a man ner Not to be Excelled and at the LO WEST LIVING RA TES. Having had 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. Mffl OOWACIAC Vlpf


ocr: CASH, CASH. First Flash over the Atlantic Cable I Queen Victoria to James Buchanan : WHERE IS THE CHEAPEST STHOE 1)1 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 senting to the people of Cass, Van Buren and Berrien Counties, the opinion ot toe President of the United States upon this subject, and we can assure the public that he speaks By Authority. We are now opening a very Large Stock of Goods! which we shall offer for READY PAY ONLY! 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


ocr: JUST OPENED. 'Wholesale and Retail. BAUM & CO., H AVE now on hand and offer for sale a large ana wen seieciea STOCK OF GOODS, CONSISTING OF ALL KINDS OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, MANTILLAS, EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY, And in fact every thing in the line of FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS.


ocr: f-A BOOK FOR E VERYBODY.ff2 STARTLING DISCLOSURES. R, TELLER'S great wore for the married or those contemplating marriaert 20 pages full PLATES. Price, twen five cents sent to all nirta under seal, by mail, 'OST-PAID. 50.000 co pies oM the past year. The single married, and the married happy. A Lecture on Lore, or bow to choose a partner: a complete work on midwifery. It contains hund reds of secrets never before published warranted to be worth three times tnc amount asked lor . 2-5 cents in specie or postage stamps, enclosed, will secure a copy by return miL Address, J. TELLER. M. D ' No. 5 Besver-st., Albany, N. Y. JSfDR. YICUOIS FEMALE PILLS, one dol lar a box, with full direction. Married ladies should not use them. Sent bv mail. CAUTION. These Pdls shoytd not be taken by females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS' of Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring on Mis carriage, but at all oiluir times thru art .-. In all cases of Ncr-ous aud Spinal ACection, Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fati-rue n Tlljhf Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, ilvsterica, and Whit.-s, theSe Fill will effect a cure when all other means have failed ; and idthcAgh a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, colomtL ar. ;cy, or anything hurtful to the constitution. Address DR. TELLER, as above. ' - -- . -


ocr: aooD o-oods! CHEAP FOR CASH OR PROMPT PAY ! Our Countrymen (not Queen Victoria,) wish to know where they can get BEST GOODS for the LEAST MONEY ! And they, Judging from past experience, (not from J as. Buchanan's "First Flash over the At lantic Cable," as you know he is all flash and not reliable,) know that it is decidedly to their advan tage to ouy weir goocu at tue OLD MAMMOTH STORE OF F. G. LARZELERE & CO. The undersigned take pleasure in presenting to the people of Dowagiac and surrounding towns our positive assurance (not James Buchanan's opinion, that we are prepared to offer A Large and Desirable Stock of Goods, AT LOWER RATES Than can be found elsewhere in the County.


ocr: NEW LIVERY STABLE. PALMER & DENIS0N. "f T7"E are now prepared to supply those who mav favor us with a calL with GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL LIVERY STOCK, CousUting of Single Seated, Open and Covered Buggies; Two-seated opened and covered Carriages ; Also funcy and single two-sented Sleighs; And all the appendages usually attached. Our Horses are young, sound, gentle and fleet Carriages new, and wilTbe 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 fricuds and the public. Enquire at the Exchange Hotel, or at the store of L. Brewer A Co. . Dowagiac, April 23d, 1S53. apr30-ly


ocr: . Dowagiac, April 23d, 1S53. apr30-ly FALL & WINTER STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, AND LEATHER! M. S. COB B'S. Boot and Shoe Store. Under the Exchange Hotel Sign of the" BIG BOOT r HAVING just received direct from the East, a large and splendid assortment of Boots and Shoes! 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 FKEXCH Call, Kip and Sto?a Boots ! GAITERS, OXFORD TIES, CALF, ENAMELED A Kir BROGAXS. Ladies' GAITERS, BOOTEES, BUSKINS, SLIPPERS ! And Heeled-Work of all kinds. Jlisses, Boys' and Children's Shoes of all descriptions ; in fact, every thing in the Boot and Shoe hue. Boots and Shoes made to order. As for Stvle, 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!" Cash paid for Hides. v 31. S. COBB. Dowagiac. Sept, 1S53. sep3C-23yl.


ocr: CABINET & CHAIR FURNITURE. H. BIG-ELOW, AT THE Old Stand opposite the Freight House, Manufactures, and keeps constantly on hand, all kinds of Cabinet and Ofeair Furniture, amongst which may be found Sofas, Centre and Card Tables, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Bedsteads and Chairs of all kinds, Ac. The public are respectfully invited to call and examine bis stock, aud learn prices be fore purchasing elsewhere. All kinds ot Matras ses kept constantly on hand or furnished to order. Repairing of all kinds done on short notice. Having a first class, 6 horse power, Steam En- fine in operation, I am prepared to do all kinds of rBTXG on short notice. n23y I Dowagiac, Sept 30. 1858.


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ocr: 0, HOLY FATHER. ' IT I. 0. WHITTIER. 0. Holy Father, Just and true - Are all thy work, and words, and ways; 'And unto thee alone are due Thanksgiving and eternal praise ! ' Ai children of thy gracious cnro, We veil the eye, we bend the knee, TTIth broken words of praise nnd prayer," Father and Ood. we como to thee I


ocr: O.E. IIUBBAUD, Haven, - Michigan. Keep constantly on hand a largo and well delud ed Stock of COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES, Shelf & Heavy Hardware, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Carpenters & Coopers Tools. Iron, Steel, Nailrf, Glass and Tutty, Tin and t'heet Iron, Jupnn and Jiritanniu Wares, which he will Soil chenp for C'aah. lie is Ag'l for the Famous LAMONTSASII, 12LIND A DOOR FACTORY, Terms, - - - Cash Store, on Washington St. Doc. 22, '58. ly nl


ocr: CLEAR THE TRACK WHEN THE BBLXi BIMQS 111 CUTLKR, WARTS fe STEDOMAN, Are receiving, Weekly, by the D. A M. It. R. quantities of NEW GOODS, Which keops their tock at all timet tho best any In this vloinity, and they are alwayt roady to furninh Xew Good at Small Profits. Tacts wo will prove you will cnll nnd see, AT OUR CASH STORE, On Water St., Grand Haven. December 15, 1858. lynl


The Cass County Republican. [volume]

ocr: BIBLES of every variety and price, from 25 cents to $15.00. , Testaments from 10c to $2.00. For sale at the Bible Society Prices, at ALWARD'S" Book-store. Dowagiac, February, 8. 1853. fcb3-41


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 aiLLJHERY Q00D8; Bleeching and repairing done to order. Dowagiac, March 3, 1359; mar31-49m


ocr: SrEWS OFTEACE! STILL LATER FROM EUROPE! THE ARMI STICeTbET W EEN AUSTEIAandFEANCE ! TIIE LAST STEAMER brought dates to the 1st 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 HENRY ELLIS Thoncht he would sav a word to the inhabitants of 10 WAUIAC 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 of bis acquaintances and tbe public generally, at bis tore, situated on front Mreet, IJowasjiac audtwo doors west of F. O. Larzelere & 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 aner iuuKmg ai we gooas ana uaving tueni ouereu at such prices as here stated: Madder Prints, - -- -.---6 tolOcts. per yard. Ileavv Sheetings, ------- 7 " 9 " " " " Bleached &. Brown Shirtings, 7 "15 - Large Lot Lawn, 5 " 10 " " Also, other Dress Goods too numerous to men tion, which will be sold at greatly reduced prices. GROCERIES! Best quality of New Orleans Sugar, - - 9 cts. per lb. Rio Cofi'ee, 12 to 15 cts. per lb. Extra quality Gunpowder Tea, - - - 65 cts. per lb. Youn llyson Tea, ------- 40 to (50 cts. per 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 soli at prices to with the above statements We also have on baud an assortment of the CaiTOsine or Coal Oil Lamp (and oil) which is decidedly the best and economical Ugut that can be used. I ail and pee them operate. E37 Friends. Remember tho Store, situated doors west of F. G. LtTzelere & Co.'s Store, fctreet, Uowagiao, Mich. 3EIVRT EI.MS. Dowagiac, August 11th, 1859. raav5-2yl


ocr: Information Wanted. OF ELIUU SHU and GEORGE 8. CIS II Thev were both formerly residents of Tillage. Shu is supposed to be some Indiana, and Bishop when last heard from was Decatur, Van Bureu Co., Mich. Anv in regard to their whereabouts will Tie received bv the undersigned at Dowagiac. 2grIf this should come to the notice of Shu or Bishop they will hear of something to advantage by addressing tne subscriber immedi tely. . - JOHN F. 110 YT. Dowagiac, June ICth, 1839. jul6-8ra2


ocr: t-A BOOK FOR EVERYBODY.. STABTUKQ DISCLOSURES. DR. TELLER'S great work for the married - t"i . -.or those contemplating sf V ;iiv. marriage 200 pages full Ai JL'vof I'LATES. Price, twen f1 ff-i:tJt.v-five cents sent to all X WJ-TSk parts under seal, by mail, r$MM&k post-paid. 50,000 co- V ViSjpies sold the past year. wwikAriiAK The sinsrle married, and af&&e354$tl the married happy. A Irt 3 V, -II ' iia'J: LL&&M to choose a partner; a complete work on midwifery. It contains hund 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 Beaver-st, Albany, N. Y. ETDR. YICIIOIS' FEMALE PILLS, one do'- lar a box, with full directions. Married ladies should not use them. Sent bv mail. CAUTION. TJwse liU thovM vot be taken lv ftmalt during the FIRST THREE MOXTHS oj irtgnancy, as they are sure to ormg on Jlis carriaqe, but at all other time Lhty are safe. in all cases ot jervous ana inpinai Allection, Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Ileart, llysterics, and Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when all other means have foiled ; and although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, colomel, antimony, or anvthipg hurtful to the constitution. . AddressDR. TELLER, as above.


The Grand Haven news. [volume]

ocr: Gloves, KID, SILK, CASHMERE, LISLE THREAD, AND COTTON GLOVES. jfciT- A Good Aisortmant at RYERSON A MORRIS'S.


ocr: Gents', Ladies', Misses' And Children's COOTS, SHOES AND RUDBERS, Cheaper than ever at R. A M's.


ocr: LADIES' BLACK LASTING GAITERS, Worth $1.50,' - - For 75 CcnK Fur salo at tho Storo of R. A M.


ocr: 1059. lMessa. iuou. RYERSON k MORRIS, MUSKEOON, .... Midi. Have now in Store a. very deslrablo STOCK OF CJOODS, Which they axe desirous of Soiling for CASH OR READY-PAY. Muskegon, January 6th, 1869. French Merinoos, Valencias, Bayaderes, Plaids, Slriios, Do Laincs, fcc, Ac, To bo found only nt tho Storo of RYERSON A MORRIS, Muskegon, - - January 0, 1859


ocr: PRINTS GINGHAMS, STRIPE SHIRTINGS, Deminys Tickings, BHEETINaa 6cO., C3. Selling at low figures at R. & M's. Muskegon, January 6, 1859.


ocr: LADIES' BLACK LASTING GAITERS, Worth f 1.50, . . . For 74 Cents. For salo at the Store of R. A M.


ocr: Oonts', Ladles', Mi Bsc s Ami Children's UOOTS, SHOKSANI) UUIIHKUS, Cheeper than enr at R. ! M'.


ocr: Muskegon Advertisements. 1050. Messrs. . 1850. RYE11SON & MORRIS, MUSKEGON, .... JIIOK Have now in Store a very desirable STOCK OF GOODS, Which they are desirous of Selling for CASH OR READY-PAY. Muskegon, January 6th, 1859. French Merinoes, Vnleticins, Bayaderes, Plaids, Stries, Do Laincs, drc., die, To be found only at tlw Store of RYERS0N A MORRIS, Muskegon, - January 6, 1859. PRINTS


ocr: CslOVCK, KID, BILK, CASHMERE, LISLE Til R LAD, AND COTTON ' tll.OVKrt. JlH- A Oooil Aisorlmaut at RVKRSON A MOKIUS'K.


ocr: Woolen Yarn. Mixed, White, Black and Random Yarn, Very Low at It. A M's,


ocr: OR O O 23 RIES1 Toas, Coffcosj 8ugsrs, Sftieee, Syrups, Pork. Eish, Hms, Flour, ae. At better bargains than ever offered In town. KYERS0N A MORRIS. .Mutkrgon, Jan. 6, 159. ty i3


ocr: Groceries, Provisions, AND FKKD. WILLIAM WALLACE, WOULD announce to the citizens of Grand Haven and surrounding country, that he has just received a large supply of Family Groceries AND PR 0 VISIONS, Consisting la part of Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Candles, Soaps, Fruits, Tobacco, SYRUPS, SPICES, OILS, dc, cfc. GRAIN AND FEED KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND. 3?ROVISIOISrS. He will at all times, bouble to supply his cut to wers with all the stRplo articles in tho line of Provisions, such as Flour, Pork, Butter, Hams, Lard, CHEESE, FISH d c, All article iu his line, he will sell at the lowc.it possible figures for CASH, and will waraunt them to prove as good as represented. Opposite tho News Offick, Washington Street,


ocr: HARRISON'S COLUMBIA WRITING FLUID AMD CAltilHIVK INK, IK QUARTS, PINTS, AND HALF PINTS, In abundance, and CHEAP, AT - - - - GRIFFIN'S & CO. THE SHAKER'S PRESSED HOPS, Sago, Wormwood, Arnica, Queen of tUo Meadow, Pennyroyal. Tansy, Sweet Margcrom, Summor Savory Mint, Gould Thread, And other Roots and Herbs, In Supply at GRIFFIN'S . PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER. .V QUARTS, PIXTS AXD HALF PIXTS, At Wholesale and Retail. Twelve Varieties of Cathartic Pills, At GRIFFIN'S. DUPONrS & HAZARD'S Kentucky Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead and Gun Caps or all kinds, At GRIFFIN'S. DEPOSITORY OF AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, DUTCH AND ENGLISH. Also, a variety of BOOKS AND STATIONERY In Store. At GRIFFIN'S. Groceries ! Rico, Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Spices, Medicinal Liquors, Syrup, Sonp, Candles, BWEKT'd GRAND RAPID3 FLOUR, Ae., Ao. Always on hand at tha Drug More of Git I IT IN At CO, 1 H3!. Ayer' I H.lt). Cherry Pectoral, And Aguo Cure, always on lntil AT OIIIFFIX b VO.'S vnva STOHK. All of Dr. Jayno'fl MocUoines Can be had st Griffin's. DR. KOBACK'S SCANDINAVIAN MEDI CINES AND 15L00D P1LLK, At - - - Griffin's DR. JOHN HULL'S, Helmbolds & Townsands Sarsaparillas In Store at Griffin's. Dr. Charles Osgood's India Chologoguo. Jone's American Cholo gogue and Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparill In large supply at Griffin's DR. L. A. WEAVER'S Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup (and Ointment) A few Bottle at Grijin's. Or. W. Merchant's Celebrated Gargling Oil, and Sloan's Condition Pow ders and Ointments, a large Stook, At - - Griffin's. BOORIIAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS, At Griffin's. Griffin Sl Co., Dealers in Drugs, Mod- . t i- IS !l t t. - Tlnl. ieinen,vtrocine, rroTuini,i dtiuuivi, ium. Oils, Glass and Fancy Goods. At the old Store, corner of Washington ana I iru Mrce' Grand Haven, Mich. ;


The Cass County Republican. [volume]

ocr: WATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES. PENS, PENS, PENS. JEWELRY, JEWELRY. JEWELRY. CLOCKS. CLOCKS, CLOCKS. RUGG'S. For sale cheaper than the cheapest at ry DOWAGIAC


ocr: WITH OOARDliiC DEPARTMENT. HAYING A COLLEGE MANSION at Kalama xoo, tbe Principal offers Scholarship embra cing Board and Tution in Commercial and Acade mic Instruction for $50 per Quarter of 10 weeks. Payable strictly in advance. . II. GREGORY, Pres't Kalamazoo, Nov.. 10, 1350. and Locket Pins for Ladies and Gents


ocr: FAIX TRADE, TDTII 1LL& STDRGIS Are now receiving their early FALL GOODS, Embracing every variety of MEECIIANDISE (In the Latest Styles,) USUALLY KEPT BY THEM All intending purchasers are invited to call soon at the PEOPLE'S STORE. TUTIIILL & STURGIS.


ocr: DU. TELLER'S great work foi t ie married or those" contemplating ,V marriage' 2h) pSges full jbigjSof I'LATES. l'rice, twen Jti:;i tr-firo iints' -cpnf til nil JMAa&-S.'l.irt nrwt.-r nnl l.r mail. parts under s gSrOST-PAID. 5IIIHMJ CO- Li WI&apies sold the past ?car. he single married, and the married happy. A '(Vr.'Wrt I Ivtnri tm Tjirf. or lior ':t!?feiii!.3 to choose a partner; a cnmnlto wiwV m iim!tt iferv. It contains hund reds' of secrets never befre"publisbed warranted to be worth three times tbe amount asked for it. 25 cents in siocie cr postage stamps, enclosed, will secure a copv bv return mail. Address," J. TELLER. M. D., No. S Beaver-Rt., Albanr, X. Y. J5-DR. VIC110IS' FEMALE FILLS, one dol lar a box, with Jull directions. Married ladiea should not use them. Sent br maiL CAUTION. Thee Pill thou I J pot be ta!rrly fmle during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pngnancy, a they are sure to bring on Mis carriage, but at all other timer they are tafe. In all cases' ot Nervous and Spinal Affection, Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpittion of the Heart, Hysterics, and Whit.-s, these Fills will effect a cure when ail other means have failed ; and although a powerful remedv, do not contain iron, colonieL antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution. Address DK. TELLE K, as above. January, 27. lso'.t. jangV-yryl


ocr: ; TO HOUSEKEEPERS. Healthy Saleratus. Fairport Chemical Works. D. 13. DeLand & Co., ACKNOWLEDGING the favor and patronage which has been bestowed upon them by tB trade and others siuce the commencement of "their enterprise, respectfully inform their patrons and the public generally, fiat with greatly increased facilities, continue to manufacture a Superior article of SALERAfL'S, BICARBONATE OF SODA, C dEA M TA RTE R, SA L SODA, Ac. The above articles w ill be sold in all varieties of packages at as low prices as they are afforded by anr other manufacturer, and in every Case war. ranted pure and of superior quality. Orders respectfully solicited and promptly fifled. ff" Consumers of Saleratus, Bi-Carbonate of Soda and Cream Tarter, should be carefwl to nnr- chase that with the name of D. B. DeLAND on the wTapcr, as they will thus obtain a Pure ArticU. ocil3-wt Fairport, Monroe Co., N. Y. . Instruction in Jin sic. Mrs. S. O. SANGER, 7" HO has recently -returned from the Scnxih f where she has bad air exne-riefic of two years in teaching Music, has arrived in Dowagfce and is reidr to form class in MUSIC, giving instruction on the PIANO and in VOCAL MUSIC. Sgf MRS. SANGER is at the house of Mr. R. C. Denison, on Commercial Street, where she will reeeive applications and state her terms. Dowagiac, October 13tb, 1859. . octl3-SSw LADIES! can always find a good assortment of


ocr: FRESH ARRIVAL. -:o: The Last and Greatest BUG! -:o:- BOOTS & SHOES, Bought for Cash iu New York, and sold in Dowagiac for LESS THAN COST. -:o:- J. H. SMITH, At the old stand of M. S. Cobb, sign of the Big Boot is now opening one of tne largest and best stocks of BOOTS, HOE Leatlier &c Findings Ever brought into this market embracing an end less variety of every thing in the Boot and Shoe line, and which, lie wishes it distinctly understood, will be sold for less than the same cost iu 'ew York. Call and see. The Manufacturing Department will continue under the direction of M. S..OOBB. J. II. SMITII. Dowagiac, Sept 20th. 18.VJ scp2l-23tf


ocr: INDEMNITY. HAETF0RD. CONN. DSVOTCn TO FIRE INSURANCE! EXCLUSIVELY I Cash Capital, - - - - - $100,000 00 Cash Assets, ...... 574,712 36 CHARTER PERPETUAL ! IL Kellogg, Sec'y. S. L. LOOMIS, Pres. M. MAGILL, General Agent. DWELLINGS A CONTENTS Taken at low rates, for 1, 3 and 5 years, on pay ment of premium. Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid in cash. The Agent can be seen at the office of James Sullivan, Esq., front room, second floor Jones' Brick Block. S. G. SANGER, Agent at Dowasriac. Dowagiac, Nov. 24, 1S59. nov24-Sltf Nsffl &2 "4


ocr: j TJr PLANE'S. CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE AXD LIVERPLLLS. E keg leave to call the atten tion of the Trade, and more ! esrw;411 th. -C .U. count " rTt ZT uniTY to two of the most popti- lor rpmnl... if .1 ' 1 i . now DeiOre tne DUDllC Tcfct to Dr. Chas. H'Lane'i Celelrate: Vermifuge and Liver Pills. We do not recommend them as universal Cure-alls, but simply for what their name purports, viz. ! . THE VERMIFUGE, ' " For expelling Worms from the human system. It has also been ... administered, witn tne most satis factory results to various Animals subject to Worms. THE LIVER PILLS, For the cure of Liver Complaints, all Bilious Derangements, Sick Head-Ache, &c. In cases of Fever and Ague, preparatory to or after taking Qui nine, they almost invariably make a speedy and permanent cure. As specifics for the above men tioned diseases, they are Unrivaled, and never known to fail when ad ministered in accordance with the directions. Their unprecedented popularity has induced the proprietors, Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh, Pa. to dispose of their Drug business, in which they have been success fully engaged for the last Twenty Years, and they will now give their undivided time and attention to their manufacture. And being de termined that Dr. M'Lane's Cele brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills shall continue to occupy the high position they now hold among the great remedies of the day, they will continue to spare neither time nor expense in procuring the Best and Purest material, and com pound them in the most thorough manner. Address all orders to FLEJIXG BROS. PilUbnrgb, Pa. P.S. Dealers and Tbrsicians ordering from others than Fleming Bros, will do Well to write their order distinctly, and ie fume, but Dr. ITLanex, prrpartd bv Fleming Bros. PMthuryjh. to. To those wishing to gia them a trial, we will forward per mail, pnet paid, to any part of the United States, one box of Pilli tor twelvi three-cent poctag stamps, or one rial of Termifage for fourteen three-cent stamps. All orders from Canada must be accompanied by twentj cents extra.


ocr: GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH! At the New Brick Siore of Gr. C. JONES & CO., DOWAGIAC. THE undersigned want to sell leading styles of Goods as folllows: 10 pieces Madder Priuts, from 1 to 9 cts iter vard, 10) " " " 9 toilets " ' " 10 bales heavy Sheetings from 8 to 9 cts. per yard, I bales Denims from i to 15 cts. per 3-artt. Bleached and Brown Sheetings, at almost Manufactures' prices. Fifty Pieces Lawns, Fast colors, and in beautiful patterns, from 10 to 15 cents per yard. BERAGES, GIXGIIAMS, CIIALLEES, C1IAMBEI1GES, White and Colored Brilliants. Black and Figured Silks, . And other Dress Goods at astonishiu'lv low Pri es, luc ladies will do well to examine these Goods before purchasing. "Wliite Goods In almost every variety, style and pattern. Ready Made Clothing, in larger stock and at Lower Prices than ever before. FORTY ROLLS GF CAHFETS, Including a great variety of patterns Ingrain, three l ly and tapestry lirusseis. Also, htair Carpets of both wool and cotton. We are also Agents for the sale of Oil Cloth Carpets, at manufacturers prices 1 We are confident we can sell to all who want goods in this line. SUGARS, TEAS, AND SYRUPS, Ten hhds. cf Brown Snarar. from 8 to 9 cents ner pound. Twenty bbls. White Sugar from 10 to cents. Twenty Sacks Rio Coffee, nt 12t cents. len sacks extra U10 Uouee, at 10 cents. 25 Chests of Tea, From 3 to 6 shillings per pound. We will engage to save every one who buy Teas of us from FIVE TO TEN CENTS per pound. 10 Tierces of the Best Syrup Ever offered in this County, for only C5 cents per gaiion. we solicit ciuse cusu Olivers 10 price our Groceries. Finally, we have almost everything belonging to our liue of Trade, which we must sell at all hazards to make room for our FALL THA.DE. We commenced selling Goods for Cash on the 4th day of last September. Quite a large number of our friends told us we could not sell enough to earu our salt. Well let us see : In August, 1S53, we bought in New York, $1.",000. The last of October we bought in Boston, 5,000. During the winter, in Detroit and Chi cago, to fill up, 1,000. March, 185'J, we purchased in Boston, (ordered,) 2,000. April ISoO, in New York and Boston, 12,000. Total purchase for eisfht months. $35. 000 ! Does this look as though anything oan be done with CASH! We mean by the 4 th day of next September our sales shall reach Forty Thousand Dollars. Last fall tie advised the people to stop making debts. We know a great many took our advice. How do you like it? We shall be irlad to see at our Counter all onr old Friends and the " rest of mankind," especially if they want any thing in our line. G. C. JONES A CO. Dowasriac. Mar. 12. 1S39. mvl2--8vl


ocr: UGim LIGHT! Burning Fluid Thrown Into The hade I ;o; . . . Kerosene Illuminating-Oil 5 1STOT EXPLOSIYE THIS OIL being a pure d isolation from t without the admixture of alcohol or spirits of 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 ia well; adapted for lighting Mills. Factories. ChurchM Stores and for general family use. This oil pro duces a purer, cheaper and better light that anr artifieial light yet discovered, gives no unpleasant smell in burning, is not affected by cold and will make a light equal to four sperm candles, at cost of 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, W ick, Ac, for sale by 'HENRY ELLIS . Dowagiac, September 1, 1359. sepl-lftm3.


ocr: NEW LIVERY STABLE. PALMER & DENIS0N. WE are now prepared to supply those who may favor us with a call, with GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL LIVERY STOCL. Consisting of Single Seated, Open and Covcrci Buggies- Two-seated opened and covered Carriages; Also fancy and single two-seated Sleiglis; And all the appendages usually attached. Our Horses are young, sound, gentle and fleet. Carriages new, and will be 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. Enquire at the Exchange Hotel, or at the store of L. Brewer & Co. April 23d. 1S53. aprSO-ly


ocr: RICH FURNITURE! GOOD FUENITUEE! NICE FURNITURE! : AT : H. BIGELOW'S. CABINETS, BUREAUS, TABLES, STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES, at Jrl. BIG-ELOW'S BEDSTEADS, COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, FRENCH BEDSTEADS, COMON BEDSTEADS, LARGE AND SMALL, at BIGELOW'S. DINING TABLES; ' PARLOR TABLES, KITCHEN TABLES, CENTRE TABLES, SIDE TABLES, at BIGELOW'S. WINDOW FIXTURES, WINDOW CURTAINS, CORDS and TASSELS, PLAIN CURTAINS,- FIGURED CURTAINS, at BIGELOW'S. Mirrors, Large and Small, 3IATTRASSES, COUCHES, CHAIRS and BROOMS, ALL SOLD CHEF : AT : : II. BIGELOW'S Dowagiac, August 25th. 1859. aug2"-18yl


ocr: FOR, FEVER I AGOE AUD SIMILAR C0MTLAUTT3,' USE FROF. MOTT'S PEBEIPTTGE WINE, i HI QUART BOTTLES ?g"Tbig great antidote for' Fever and Ague sold by N. B. Hollister, Dowagiac, and country dealers generally. - tnyS 2yl


ocr: AND CHAIRS. A BIOS ROUSE, Keeps on hand and is constantly receiving th largest and fullest assortment of Household Furniture ever opened in this market. His stock includes SGFAS, DUP.EAUS, DEDSTEAD5, TABLE-STnrJOC, Lounges and Cnairs, of every description. THOSE wishing large bins of furniture will find it to their advantage to call before purchas ing euewnere. ana tnus save transportation. . . I intend to keep on band SPRING REVS, MATTRASSES. 2TIRRORS,' GIL T MOL DINGS, FOR PICTURB FRAMES, dbC. Also, a large supply for the country trade, at much lower rate than they have 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 of public patronage. Also, the celebrated ' . Prison Furniture, kept on hand. . ' AH kinds of repairing done at the shortest notice.- Cane and flag seats relaid. Cffin on hand, and made to order. 13F" Warerooms nearly opposite the Post-office. AMOS ROUSE. Dowagiac, March 13, 1858. marl7-47 HARDWARE, BY


ocr: Xj I "V E 1R, Y . ' A. J. GAUDIER &ro.' TTTOTTT.n naniftf..ii,r ;f ... . VV f v...v ""uiui me aniens or T T Dowagiac and surrounding country that thev are urenared at all timo t r?.-- t. . may faro thm with Vl V 4U,ul8U lm8 WQ Good and Substantial Liven- Stock! : Which for ouality of llbrsea, neatnens of " tun outs, and low prices cannot be jmrpr iaecU t iu "CVM"uy aoiicit a share ot tne patroaag or the citizena and other, wishing anything m Mt Ime. . Stable on Front Street :. A.J. GARDNER & CO, '


ocr: UNION HOTEL. M. J. BALDWIN, PROPRIETOR, CAM A POLLS. - - - - - - 211 Cm G AX Vf Good accommodations for man and beast. ESP Board by the day and week.


ocr: Guard Acrainst FALL AUD vmiTfthFinES! BY . CHOICE INSURANCE "WITH THE Incoroorated 1819 Charter Perpetual. Cash Capital, $l,000,O0O, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. NET SURPLUS OF $842,181.72, And the prestige of 40 years success and experience. UPWARDS"OF$12,000,000 Of losses have been paid by the JEtna Insurance Company in the past 40 years. The vahie of reliable Insurance will be apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE iETOA DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS : In Ohio, $431,520 83 Wisconsin, 106,953 07 Kentucky, 204,939 40 Missouri 384,513 04 Iowa A Minn.101,399 46 In Michigan," $158,043 81 Indiana, 146,839 81 Illinois, 448,327 41 Tennessee, 98,549 21 Kansas A Neb. 19,945 77 Arkansas k Ga. 23,945 09 Penn'a Va. 31,593 82 Mississippi and Alabama, $52,412 18. Fire and Inland IVaYigation Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and fair profit. Evtcial attention given to Insurance of D WELL. tro ana moments, jor term oj i too year$. The solid service long and successfully tried, and the many- advantages the -Etna Insurance Comnanv nossesses in its line, should not he over. looked by those ready to insure aud unstanding their best interests. During " stringent times" the necessity for re liable Insurance becomes an imperative duty the ability of property owners to sustain loss bein thea much lessened. , Agencies in all the principal cities and towns throughout the State. Polices issued without delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents of the Company. ?F Business attended to with dispatch and naeiity. JAMES M. SPENCER, Agent, At Dowagiac, Mich. Survevs made, and Applications taken by scptl5"-21m3 F. J. CLARKE, Surveyor. NEW LIVERY STABLE. ft


ocr: - VANTED! 5 YOUNG MEN, of good education and regular habits, 8 younz Ladies' of pleasing address and a couple or middle aged Gentlemen, to makt selections and purchases from a well assorted stock of Books, Stationery and Paper Hangings, which can always be found at , , ALWARO'S BOOK STOBff. Dowagiac, June P'.th, j'llft Stf


ocr: FALL AHO WIHTER STYLES CF Hew and Fashionable MULILINEMY! MRS. ANN E. SMITH, TAKES this method to return her sincere thanks to her kind friends and the public, for their liberal patronage the past season, for which she feels trulv thankful. All who wish anv thing in her line will do well to give her a calL " She WARRANTS to give the BEST OF AYQEK, and the very best EASTERN STYLES ! together with the latest EUROPEAN STYLES. She warrants to SELL CHEAPER THAN ANY ONE IN THE WEST. Call and see not the largest stock but the BEST ever offered here or elsewhere, at such prices. BIccchiiiff 11 d Pressing, and all other work done at much lower prices than formerly. G-ood Bonnets, all READY TRIMMED, for $1 OO, and from that up to any price customers choose to give. Millinery Rooms opposite the American, where Mrs. S. will always be found to wait upon customers. MRS. ANN E. SMITH. Dowagiac, October 20, 1S59. ap2-ltf


ocr: S J W MILL FARM FOR SALE. THE subscriber on account of poor health is desirous of selling his property, lying on the Dowagiac Creek, 1 miles west of Dowagiac, con sisting of a good Saw Mill, nearly new and warran ted to do as much work as any in .the county. Also, 80 acres of lar-d. and a good House and Barn, with S or 10 acres improved. 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 sawinar, there being 8 or 9 feet head. The Mill is only a little over one year old and got up in the best stvle for making good lumber and fast. There is p'ntent head blocks that sett both ends the log, witn a jevcr at tne neaa end, also, one ot the best cast iron centre discharge water wheels that never freeze up. Circular Saw for raaking wood of the slabs, vc. A. good road to Dowagiac the year round. 52" Any one wishing to buy are invited to call and examine. JUU.II. OAKLK1. July 21, 1859. july21-13m2


ocr: MESt-HAIGHT" vv of Dowagiac andiTicraity, that she has re ceived ber . - FALL FASHIONS, . together with a good absortment pf . ,?) '" &DLUNERY : 80Q0S:. y" Bleeching andTcpairfng done to order. . Dowagiac, October 15, 135!. ' ' mar?l-49Tl ' i


ocr: A.NEW WAY. OF ' TAKING PICTURES. WOULD most respectfully .say to the citizens of Dowagiac and snrronnding Country, that he i now prepared to take 1'ictnret any place or any wherefor he baa got hi apparatus to arranged . that be . caa go to any person's bouse and take Pictures of their families or Tiew of their rest- dences. Any person wishing my services can addref me bv letter or leave tbLp-..orders witb A. X. ALWAR.D. If by letter. ilOs - ' 4 'JOHN PIPEB; Dowagiac. Mich. '


ocr: .Instructions in Tlusic. ' Mrs. S. O. SANGEB, U KALAUAZUO, s. . ; 1 7HO has recently retorned from the South V V where she has taught .Mueia during the past jear, has arrived in Dowagiac and is readj; to form a class in MUSIC, ziviutr instruction! ua the PIAM) and in VOCiX MUSIC. MRS. SANGER is at the house of Mr. K. C. Deuison, on Commercial -Street, . where she will receive applications and state her terms, . ,


ocr: Cheaper Than Eyciv I AM anxious to close out the balance of my present Stock of WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, &.c, to make room for a large and veried assortment of the same class of goods, which wilt be on early next sprin.. And for this purpose I have put my paper down to pricus just covering cost and transportation. - A. N. ALWARD. Dowagiac, November ?d. 1S59. ' UNION HOTEL. M. J. BALDWIN, PROPRIETOR, CASS APO LIS, - - - - - MICHIGAN rpff Good accommodations for man and beast. ggf-Board by tbe day and week. OYSTERS, XI7ARREN McNAB, at the Rochester V V Saloon, has on hand a large siim!'! and Deminer's celebrated COUXIVtA STERS. Kegs, half Kegs, and Canv-hich he is at lower rate thann' be purchased west Detroit. ; tiT BailsCvenmg Parties served with terajit onvi icov nonce. ; - WAKKEN McNAB. Dowagiac, Jan. 6th, jan5-37tf


ocr: CABINET FUENITUEE AND CHAIRS. , ,? , lIOS'ROU'SEi Keeps on hand and is constantly receiving the largest aud lullest assortment or . , - .Household Furniture ever opened in this market. His stock includes SOFAS, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, TABLE-STANDS. Lounges : a n d Cliairs, of every description." ' THOSE winning large bills of furniture will find it to their, advantage to call before purchas ing eisewnere, ana tnu save, transportation. . 1 intend to keepi on hand ... Spring Beds, Mattrasses, Mirrors, Gilt Mouldings, for Picture Frames, &c ; Also, a large supply for the country trade, at a much lower rate than they have been in the habit of purchasing heretofore. ,: - .- ? , Having had long experience In the business I am prepared to warrant all articles manufactured by me, ana most respectfully solicit a share puDiio patronage. Also, the celebrated Irisoii Fumit-are,' : kept on hand, .: . -.4 - ; .,. ,All kinds of repairing done at the notice. -Cane aud flag scats relaid. - t Coffins on hand, and made to order. ' Warerooms nearly opposite the ?ost-oflice. v 1 : . ' u ; AMOS ROUSE. Dowagiac, March 15, 1353. - marl77 '. CABINET & CHAIR


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


ocr: Woolen Yarn. Mixed, White, Black and Random Yarn, Very Low at R. A M's.


ocr: LADIES' BLACK LASTIXG GAITERS, Worth $1.50, ... For 75 Cents. For sale at the Storo of R. A M.


ocr: GBOOERIES1 Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices, Syrups, Tork, L'ieh, Hams, Flour, Ac At hotter bargains than erer offered in town. RYERSON A MORRIS. Jn.


ocr: French Mcrinoos, Valoncias, Bayaderes, Plaidn, Stripes, De Laines, tc, Ac, To lo found only at tho Storo of RYERSON A MORRIS, Muskegon, - - January C, 1859,


ocr: Gloves, KID, SILK, CASHMERE, LISLE THREAD, AND COTTON GLOVES. pB" A Good Aisortmant at RYERSON A MORRIS'S.


ocr: FEINTS,- GINGHAMS, STRIPE SHIRTINGS, DEUINS, TICKINGS, 8HEETINOS AcG., Ac O . Selling at low figures at R. fe M's. Muskegon, January 6, 1359.


ocr: CT0VE3 AND HAItD7AHE ! ! v jry- Hiss Mil lis O.E. HUBBARD, Grand Karen, Michigan Keep constantly on hand a large and well select- ed Stock of CfOKING AND PARLOR STOVES, Shelf & Heavy Hardware, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Carpenters & Coopers Tools. IrJB, Steel, Nails, Glass and Putty, Tin and Sheet Iron, Japan and Britannia Wares, i which he will Sell cheap for Cash. He is Ag't for the Famous LAMOXT SASH, BLIND k DOOR FACTORY, Terms, - - - Cash Stow, on Washington St Dec. 22, '59. ly nl


ocr: HARRISON'S COLUMBIA WRITING FLUID caixiuiivi: INK, 1 ' QUARTS, TINTS, AND HALF PINTS, In abundance, and CHEAP, AT - - - - GRIFFIN'S & CO. THE SHAKER'S PRESSED HOPS, Sage, Wormwood, Arnica, Queen of the Meadow, Pennyroyal. Tansy, Sweet Margerom, Summer Savory Mint, Gould Thread, And other Root and Herbs, In Supply at ...... (J RUTIN'S PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER. AV QUARTS, PINTS AND HALF PINTS At Wholesale and' Retail. Twelve Varieties of Cathartic Pills, At - . . . GRIFFIN'S. DUPONTS & HAZARD'S Kentucky Rifle Powder, Shot, Lead and Gnu Cape of all kinds, At GRIFFIN'S. DEPOSITORY OF AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, DUTCH AND ENGLISH. Also, a variety of BOOKS AND STATIONERY Stun. At GRIFFINS. Groceries 1 Rice, Sugnrs, Coffee, Teas, Spices, Medietas Lienors, Syn'p. Sosp, Caadlos, SWEET'S GRAND RAPIDS FLOUR, Ac, Ac. Always on hand at tho Drug Store of GRIFFIN & CO. 1859. Ayer'st 18.!). Cherry Pectoral, And Ague- Cure, always on hand AT GRIFFIN t- CO.'S DRUG STORE. All of Dr. Jayne's Medicines Can be had at Griffin's. DR. RORACK'S SCANDINAVIAN MEPI CINES AND BLOOD TILLS, At Griffin's DR. JOHN BULL'S,


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ocr: LI GHT LIGHT!! Burning Fluid Thrown Into The Shade! :o: Kerosene III iiminatin? Oil I NOT EXPLOSIVE THIS' OIL being a pure d isolation from coaL without the admixture of alcohol or spirits of turpentine, is entirely inexplosive. Bv the state ment of E. N. Kent the celebrated Chemist, t 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 well adapted for lighting Mills, Factories Churches, Stores and for general family use. This oil pro duces a purer, cheaper and better light that anr artificial light yet discovered, gives no unpleasant smell in burning, is not affected by cold and will make a light equal to four sperm candles, at . cost of r t HALF A CENT AN HOUK. Every person who wishes ft cheap and beautiful light is invited to try the article and satisfy them selves. Oil, Lamps, Wick, kc, for sale by henry ellis. Dowagiac, September 1, 1359. sepl-19m3 '


ocr: 1 AITD SQULAB COTifPT.Ar : USE ' ' ; FROF. MOTT'S FEBRIFUGE IN QUART BOTTLES mi mows rEBRirufis WINE I3PThis great antidote for Fever and Id by N. If Holliatpr rrnr"-ia."V nnit KIR AGUE iny5-2yl


ocr: a change: :o: ELAUfcBWAlHLIE FOR C.A.SH. -:o: On and after the 1st day of October, 1859, GRAVES & BENEDICT, Will sell Hardware only for CASH or ready, pay. e nave coucluded to adopt the Exclusive Cash System, Aer mature deliberation: feelins assured it is he only true and correct system of doing business, and one that cau be made to pay if properly con ducted, and the only system where justice is done to the buyer as well as the seller, when the pur chaser who pays CASH is not compelled to pay lor the goods of his neighbor who never pajs nis debts, that this is s there can be no mistake, the mercnant wno sens on time iuusi ue puiu iwt iuc bad debts he contracts, the Cash and and prompt paring customers are the victims. We do not say we mtenu 10 sen our guum 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 or aucuigan oi mercnams wuo bcu on time. Our Stock is full and complete, consist ing in part of: COOK, PARLOR, BOX AND CHURCH STOVES, IRON and STEEL, SEAT & WAGON SPRINGS, THIMBLE SKEINS & AXLE ARMS, . BELLOWS. ANVILS. VICES. DRILLS AND CARRIAGE BOLTS. CAKftJN IJSKS TUUliS. WEED'S COOPERS TOOLS, TIN, JAPANED k BRITTANIA WARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MULLY, MILL, CIRCULAR k CROSS CUT SAWS. NAILS & GLASS, BUTS, AND LATCHES, GUNS AND FISTOLS, POWDER, SHOT AND CAPS, REVOL VING PITCHER SPOUT PUMPS. CASTIR ON SUGAR CHAINS, ROPES, CORDS, TWINE, BRUSHES, AND LANTERNS, WIRE, SAND PAPER AND SAD ANNEALED W1KE FUU FJSNVIJSU, PATENT APPLE PEARERS, CHARCOAL SAD IRONS, WELL BUCKETS AND HOOKS & HINGES, AXES AND AXE HANDLES, STRAP AND T HINGES, BRASS AND ENAMELED KETTLES, SIL YER, LEAD & EAST STOVE POLISH, BORAX, GLUE, HEMP AND RUBBER PACKING, WASH BOARDS, MOP STICKS, kc, cC.? d'C, d'C. We would call special attention to our stock of Pocket and Table C0RMACES, CURTAIN


ocr: RICH GOOD FTJR1TITTJBE! NICE FURNITURE! : AT ; H. BIGELOW'S. CABINETS, BUREAUS, TABLES, . STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES, at H. BIG-ELOW'S. BEDSTEADS, COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, FRENCH BEDSTEADS, COMOX BEDSTEADS, LARGE AND SMALL, BIGELOW'S. DINING TABLES, PARLOR TABLES, KITCHEN TABLES, CENTRE TABLES, SIDE TABLES, BIGELOW'S. WINDOW FIXTURES, WINDOW CURTAINS, CORDS and TASSELS, PLAIN CURTAINS, FIGURED CURTAINS, BIGELOW'S. Mirrors, Large and MATTRASSES, COUCHES, CHAIRS and BROOMS, ALL SOLID : AT : H. BIGELOWS. l)owagiac, August 25th, 1859. aug25-13yl


ocr: caeiiiet FUEnrnmii AND CHAIRS. Keeps on hand and is constantly receiving the largest and fullest assortment of Household Furniture ever opened in this market. His stock includes cnrAc niincAiic ncncTPAnfi OUfHUf WWIIbHHWf Ml. WW I fttWW, TABLE-STANDS, -w- n j JLOunges ana vxiairs, of every description. THOSE wishing large bills of furniture will find it to their advantage to call before purchas ing eisewnere, ana mus save itulw 1 intend to keep on hand . . , SPRING REDS. MA TTRASSES, MIRRORS GILT MOLDINGS, FOR FIUTUMJS FRAMES, dbC. , . . Also, a lare-e suddIv for the country trB. tl much lower rate than they have been in the hfcbit of purchasing heretofore. , , Having had long experience in the bnsines am prepared to warrant all articles manufacture by me, and most respectfully solicit a share of public patronage. Also, the celebrated JPrison Furniture, kept on hand. . All kinds of repairing done at the ahortesr notice. Cane and flag seats rclaid. ' Coffins on hand, and made to order. . . Y3f Warerooms nearly opposite the Post-office. AMOS ROUSE. Dowagiac, March 15, 1853. marlT-47


ocr: Eighth Great Display OF C3r O O 23 EVERY VARIETY, At the Old Stand of CM d Towii(d, Jarein lovnsend v A. loicnuend, and now Is just receiving the largest and best selected STOCK OF Ever brought to this market, which they are determined to sell olf to Cash and short time Customers at unusual LOW PRICES Our Stock embraces a full assortmeut of STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES IN VARIETY,' BOOTS ASU SUOLS 1UUOLD AND YOUNG, HATS AND CAPS, NEW STYLES, One Case of FASHIONABLE Endless variety of Keady-Made Clothing. . ALSO : YOUTH'S CROCKERY AND STONE WAKE. GREAT VARIETY, PAINTS AND OILS, CHEA PER THAN EVER. OIL CLOTHS AND CARPETS. It is no use to try to enumerate half. Call satisfyyourselves. Tl patronage of all is tea. Call ana get a large nana bill. A. & G. TOWNSEND. Dowagiac, May 5th, 1S50. iny5-3tf


ocr: OYSTEES.cQ w and E Saloon, has on hand a large supply of Elliot Dentin?' hhrat1 COUNT OYSTERS, in tvegs, half Kegs, and Cans, which he is offering at lower rates than can be purchased west of uetroit. fm Balls or Evening Parties served with Ova- ters, Ac.; on the shortest notice. ..." Dowagiac, Jan. 6th, 185$. jan6-57tf


ocr: NEWS OF PEACE! STILL LATER FROM EUROPE! j THE ARM I STI CEBET W EEN" AUSTRIA and FEAIICE! rpHE LAST STEAMER brought dates to the 1st X. August, stating that there has been a Treaty of. Peace Entered npon 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 HENRY ELLIS Thought he would say a word to the inhabitants of DOWAGIAC and VICINITY, stating that he has this day commenced Belling 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 of his acquaintances and the public generally, at his Store, situated on Front Street, Dowagiac and two doors west of P. G. Larzelere t Co'.s Store, where be will be selling bis 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, -6 to 10 cts. per yard. Heavy Sheetings, - -- -- --7" 9 " " Bleached k 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. GROCERIES! Best quality of New Orleans Sugar, - - 9 cts. per lb. Kio Conee, - -- -- -- -- -- 12 to 10 cts. per lb. Extra quality Gunpowder Tea, - - - 65 cts. per lb. Young Ilvson Tea, ------- 40 to 60 cts. per 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 -Goal Oil Lamp (and oil) which is decidedly the best and most economical Light that can be used, v all ana see them operate. E3f Friends, Remember the Store, situated two doors west of P. G. Larzelere & Co.'s Store, Front btreet, Dowagiac, Mich. Dowagiac, August 11th, 1859. may5-2yl


ocr: HARTFORD. CONH. DEVOTED TO FIRE INSURANCE! EXCLUSIVELY ! Cash Capital, - - - - - $100,000 OO Cash Assets, ...... 574,712 3G CHARTER PERPETUAL I II. Kellogg, Sec'y. S. L. LOOMIS, Pres. M. AIAUILL, General Agent. DWELLINGS ib CONTENTS Tuken at low "rates, for 1, 3 and 5 years, on pay nient of premium Losses equitably adjusted ami promptly paid in cash. The Agent can be seen at the office of James Sullivan, i,sn., front room, second noor Jones Brick Block. S. il. SANGER, Agent at Dowagiac. Dowagiac, Nov. 21, 1659. nov24-31tf


ocr: WANTED! 7I!V1 lll'V rvr.t J . cuuyic u uiiuuic geu ueniiemen; to maxe" of Books, SUtionery and Paper Hangings, which, tin ntwara Ko fA i r ont ALWARirS BOOK STOKK, Dowagiac, June 16th, 1H59. . julft-tf- rpiiOLLINti' HOOKS, LINES, FLOATS and JL FISHING TACKLE fnerallv. for sale by , K YOUNG MEN, ot good education and regulai babits, 3 young Ladies' of pleasing address ami


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 nnalitv it IlnrcA r tt t - j , "tu.JO v., turn outs, ana low prices cannot be gurp; sed. We respectfully solicit a share of the patraaag of the citizens and other, wishing anyttung in ouir line. Stable on Front Street. . , ' A. J. GARDNER k CO".. Sept 30th 1858. , n23yl ,


ocr: S AW; MILL: PARMrrFOR Sale. THE subscriber on account of poor health is desirous of selling his property, lying on the Dowagiac Creek, 1J miles west of Dowagiac, con sisting of a good Saw Mill, nearly new and warran ted to do as much work as any in the county. Also, 80 acres of land, and a good House and Barn, with 8 or 10 acres improved. To a person with means, there is good chance to put a Grist or other machinery, as not one-hulf the water used for sawing, there being 8 or 9 feet head. The Mill is only little over one year old and got up in the best style for making good lumber and fast. There is patent head blocks that sett both ends the log, with a lever at the head end, also, one the best cast iron centre- discharge water that never freeze up. Circular Saw for wood of the slabs, Ac. A good road to the year round. ... tj5f" Any one wishing to buy are invited to and examine. JOHN II. OAKLEY. July 21, 185. - julv21-13m2


ocr: BY SPRAGUE & HAWKS have now on hand and shall constantly keep a large assortment or COOKING STOVES, of various patterns, among which may be found the celebrated New Patent Elevated Oven Cook Stove, known as THE UNITED STA TES. This stove is pronounced, by those who have given it 4 fair trial, to be sccoud to none in the country. We have also several other patterns of Cook stoves warranted to gi"e satisfaction. Also ft gen eral assortment of .. H A R D W ARE, COMPRISING NAILS, IRON, GLASS, SASH, DOORS, HOUSE TRIMMINGS, Carpenters' Tools, Foreign and Domestic Cut lery, Cross-cut Faw-MilL' aud Circular Saws, Tin ware 01 ail descriptions. Oar Prices Shall give Satisfaction ! SPRAGUE A HAWKS. April 28, 1S59 ap!28-lyl


ocr: T"Y2ALERinGll and Silver WATCHES, 'A. J from the most celebrated manufacturers. CUALXS or the latest patterns. . SPECTACLES, "bf all kinds, and suitable for any age. PLATED WA IIS ef the finest finish. GOLD PENS of only the best rnd most- reliable makers. THIMBLES of standard silver. GOLD RINGS. . PIXS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS, EAR DROPS, iS endless variety. Also, a fine lot of r : -clo o res, ell regulated and .-.-ill be sold ot LOW FIGURES. " t-a-Ponolrlnn nf Vatcha will be done in a mnn- Su-oN to be Excelled and at the LOWEST ii VI. (i BA TES. Having naa over eignt years rperienee ia the trade, a part of which was spent in the cities of Buffalo and Cleveland, it enables Mm to do justice to all its branches. Dowagiae, April Hth, 185?. . apH-il Jffl DOWACIAC


ocr: A3TD SDCELAB COMPLAINTS, . , USE FItOF. MOTT'S FEBRIFUGE WINE, IN QUART "BOTTLES J5J"This great antidote for Fever and Ague, sold by X. 11. Ilollistcr, Dowagiac, and country dealers generally. . my5-2yl " FEVER : Morrsll rcBRirucd


ocr: BT THE Incornorateu 1319 Charter Perpetual. FIRE AND INLAND Navigation Insurance ! CALLS the attention of its friends, patrons, and the pnblic generally, to the following facts: Of its having a Cash "Capital of $30V06, with Assetis amounting to


ocr: NEW LIVERY STABLE. PALMER & DEinSON. WE are now prepared to supply those who may favor us with a call, with" ( GOOD AXD SUBSTANTIAL LIVERY STOCL.' Consisting of Single Seated, Open and Coverev Buggies ; Two-seated opened and covered Carriages ; . Also fancy and single two-seated Sleigns; And all the appendages usually attached. Our Horses are young, sonndl gentle and fleet. Carriages new, and will be kept at all times clean and tidy, to suit the most fastidious. We would respectfully solicit, and hone to merit. a share of the patronage of our friends and tho public. Cs Enquire at the Exchange Hotel, or at tha store of L. Brewer & Co. :,...


ocr: file's FEAic i:-j:.:3"3 eiifc::d A h verson" indebted to S. T. READ, either tZ'-n UOOIC account, previous to liarcn, ir.d i " relutcd to call and settle withooi uclay and sva iQe old Books and Xotes will be found the store of 8. T. 4 L READ. - SYLVADOR T. READ. Cassapolb, June Kth, 15?. jl v


ocr: Q OYSTERS. cp-T WARREX McXAB, at the Rochester Hons a t .loo.n ta on hand a large supply of Elliot musj ceieoratea COUXT OYSTERS, in Kegs, half Xegs, and Cans, which he is offering DetroiC purcnasea west or t3T Balls or Evening Parties served with Oyii. vers, Ac, on the shortest notice. . - WAKREX McXAB. Jan. 1859.


ocr: OP HAETF0ED. C01TK. Cash Capital, 8200,000, WITH A LARGE SURPLUS. S. Ij. LOOnilf?, rrcsulent. II. KELLOGG, Secretary. LOSSES EpitaWy Adjusted and Promptly Paid. JA3IES JI. SPENCER, Agent. may204yl Dowagiac, Mich.


ocr: Hew and Fashionable -:o:- 3IIJS. ANX E. SJIITU, "TAKES this method to return her sincere thanks to her kind friends and the public, for liberal patronage the past season, for which feels trulv thankful. All who wish any thing in her line will do well give her a calL " She WARRAXTS to give the OF AYORK, aud the very best EASTERN STYLES ! with the latest EUT20PEAX STYLES. warrants to SZL CHEAPER ANY ONE IX THE WEST. and see not the largest stock but the BEST outrcu ueie or eisewuere, at sucu prices. Blccchiii? and Pressing, all other work done at much lower prices than G-ood Bonnets, READY TRIMMED, for 81 00, and from up to any price customers choose to give. Rooms opposite the American, Mrs. S. will alwavs be found to wait upon Mltri. AXX E. SMITH.


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ocr: LADIES' BLACK LASTING GAITERS, Worth $1.50, For 7j Conts. For salo at the Store of R. A M.


ocr: French Merinoes, Valeriana, Bayaderes, Plaids, Stripes, Do Laincs, Ac, fcc, To bo found only at tho Store of RYERSON A MORRIS, Muskegon, - January 6, 1859.


ocr: Glove, KID, BILK, CASHMERE, LISLE THREAD, AND COTTON GLOVES A Good Assortmant at RYERSON A MORRIS'S.


ocr: ? p ? t? f ? p f o 1859. THE 1859. STEAMER HURON! Will run during the present seison between Chicago Grand Haven & Muskegon, LEAVING Grand Haven, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, on the arrival of the ears from Detroit, and Grand Rapids. Returning, leave Drew & Goodrich's Dock, Chicago, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening, at 7 o'clock, reaching Grand Haven in time for tho morning Eastern train, of D. A M. Railway. Also, in time for the River Steamers, for Grand Rapids. Tho Huron will heroaftcr enter the ports at tho mouth of Kalamaxoo River, and Black Lake (Holland Colony), every Saturday. n 22 ds


ocr: STOVES AND HARDWARE ! ! CfelfM' i - sr ml . m K 7 O.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, Kails, Gloss and Tutty, Tin and fc licet Iron, Japan and Britannia Wares, which he will Sell cheap for Cash. He is Ag't for tho Famous LAM ON T SASH, BLIND A DOOR FACTORY, Terms, - - - Cash Store, on Washington St Dec 22, '08. ly 1 CLEAR THE TRACK


ocr: French Mcrinoes, Valoncias, - Bayaderes, riaids, Strips, Do Laincs, tc, Cv'C, To bo found only at llto Sloro of RYERSON k MORRIS, Muskegon, - - - January 0, 1850,


ocr: 5 loves, KID, silk, , . CASHMERE, LISLE THREAD, AND COTTON GLOVES. rJ A Good Assorlniant at RYERSON k MORRIS'S.


ocr: HARRISON'S ! YRITING FLUID A M P CA1U1IIVE INK, IK QUARTS, PINTS,' AND HALF PINTS, In abundance, and CHEAP, AT - - - - GRIFFIN'S & CO. THE SHAKER'S PRESSED HOPS, . Sage, Wormweod, Arnica, Queen of tho Meadow. PennvrovaL Tansv. Sweet Margorom, Summer Savory Mint, Gould Thread, And other Roots and Herbs, In Supply at GRIFFIN'S PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER. IN QUARTS, PINTS AND HALF PINTS At Wholesale and Retail. Twelve Varieties of Cathartic Pills, At GRIFFIN'S Duroxrs & hazard's Kentucky Rifle Towder, Shot, Lead and CJun Caps of all kinds, At GRIFFIN'S. DEPOSITORY OF AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, DUTCH AND ENGLISH. Also, a variety of BOOKS AND STATIONERY la Store. At GRIFFIN'S. Groceries !. Jlice, Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Spices, Medicinal Liquors, Syrup, Sonp, Candles, SWEET'S GRAND RAPIDS FLOUR, Ac, Ac. Always on land at the Drug Store of GIIIFFIN & CO. 1859. Aycr'a 18.. Cherry Pectoral, Anl Ague Cure, always on hand AT GRIFFIN & CO.'S DRUG STORE. All of Dr. Jayne's Medicines Can be had at Griffin's. DR. ROBACK'S SCANDINAVIAN MEDI CINES AND BLOOD TILLS, At Griffin's DR. JOHN BULL'S, Hchnbolds & Townsands Sarsaparillas In Sloro at Griffin's. Dr. Charles Osgood's India Cbologogue, Jono's American Cbolo gogue and Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsoporilla In large supply at Griffin's DR. L. A. WEAVER'S Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup (and Ointment) A few Dottle al Grijpn'$. O. W Merchant's Celebrated Gargling Oil, and Sloan'r Condition Tow dcrs and Ointments, a large Stock,


ocr: 1059. Messra. 1850. RYERSON & MORRIS, MUBKEOON, .... MIOH. Have now In Store a very desirable STOCK OF GOODS, Which they aro desirous of Selling for CASH OR READY-PAY. Muskegon, January 6th, 1859. French Mcrinoes, Valoncias, - Bayaderes,


ocr: PRINTS C.INGIIAMS, STRIPE SHIRTINGS, DEMIXS, TICKINGS, BKBETINOS OcO . , AO. Selling at low figures at R. & M's. Muhkcgon, January C, 1859.


ocr: CLE A It THE THACK CUTLElt, WAUTSk STEDGMAN, Aro reeclring, Weekly, by the D. A Jt K. R. quantilic of NEW GOODS, Which keep their took at all timoe the Lest of any in this vicinity, and they aro alwayi j , . ready to furnish Xtw G00J4 at Small Profits. Tacts wc will nrorc if you will call nut! ce, AT OUR CASH STORE, On Water St., Grand Iiarcn. December 15, 1858, lynl


ocr: STOVES AND HARDWARE ! ! O. E. HUBBARD, Grand Haven, ... Michigan, Keep f owlnntly on hand aliirge and woll eclcct- od Stock of COOKING AND PAULOU STOVES, Shelf & Heavy Hardware, ACJIUCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Carpenters & Coopers Tools. Iron, Stetl, ailn, Glau and Tutty, Tin and cueci iron, japan and Britannia ivaret, wnicn no will ell cheap fur Coflu . lie UAg : ior Uio c amout LAMONTSASII, ELIND A DOOR FACTORY, : 1 Tcrn. - - - Vnh Store, on Wabington Su .I)oc. 22, 'Jf. ly nl


ocr: Groceries, Provisions, A3D FEED.. WILLIAM t : . i announce to U citiiem or VV llaren and urmt.t countrr, that hai juit received a large tupi'ljr of Family Groceries AXD PROVISIONS, .0 Confuting in part of - , . t - Krvuco aut mocs, Soaps, Fruits, Tobacco, 1 -1 ' sriiurs, si'icjzs, oils v r .v r--?t u. GRAIN AND FEED CONSTANTLY ON - ' 1 .' . .1 ...... will at all timet, Lo able to tupply hi custo mer with all tho ftaple article in tho Hue of I'rovuion, uch aj Pork, Butter, Hams, Lard, CHEESE, FISH C e., articlo in bit line, ho will aril at tho lowcut r'snn'' r,,r,CAS". "t 'M warannt w jtuvc at g'Hxi at represented, Uppoaite XEWS Omen. Wa.hinirtm Street.


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ocr: . fflER ( AGUE ATD SmiLAR COJEPLAUTTS, USE ,FROF. MOTT'S PEBEIPTJGrE WINE, IN QUART BOTTLES r57"Tb;s rret antidote for Fever and Ague;, sold by M. 11. Hollister Dowagiac, aad country dealers generally. .. my5-2yl ' V LADIES! AT'Ot cau always find a rood assortment of fnt JL 'Ht'roud ! Par, EnrfUr-f 9, Carde, 4 . .T.V.l;L- TiVVK MlfiE.


ocr: Hew Advertisements. -A-nmial Festival OP THE LADIES MTE SOCIETY. THE Committee take pleasure in announcing that there will be a FESTIVAL OF THE MITE SOCIETY, at the HALL OF JAMES PATTE2T, on the evening of Thursday May 5th, 1859, - on which occasion, everything will be done to make this a Pleasant Social Gathering. 37AIl are cordially invited to attend. Ticket of Admission 10 cents. Supper 75 cents. By order of the Committee. April 28th, 1350. . ap28-lw2 Eighth Great Display OF Gr O O 3D 3 EVERY VAOJETV, At the Old Stand of GMt Towntend, Jarvit J own send t A. lownsend, ana nov A. & G. T0W.NSEOT), Is just receiving the largest and best selected STOCK OF GOODS Ever brought to this market, which they are determined to sell off to Cash and short time Customers at unusual LOW PRICES. Our Stock embraces a full assortment of STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES IN EVERT VABlbli, liUUTS A3D SllOta JrUK VLU ASD YOUNG, HATS AND CAPS, NEW STYLES, One Case of FASHIONABLE BONNETS. Endless variety of Beady-Hade dothin c ALSO: : YOUTH'S CLOTHING CROCKERY -AND STONE WARE, GREAT VARIETY, PAINTS AND OILS, CHEA. PER Til AN EVER, OIL CLOTHS' AND CARPETS. It is no use to try to enumerate half. Call anT satisfy jrourselres. The patronage of all is solici ted! Call and get a large hand bilL A. k G. TOWNSEND. Dowagiac, May 5th, 1859. mj5-2tf .


ocr: Full Length Steel Engravings of WASH1NSTGH AND EVERETT, Including a View of JJount Vernon, In the Engraving of Washington. These splen did engravings are from original paintings by Hicks, and are engraved on utttl iu the highest style of Art. They are each 25x35 inches,.itA coxtaixixo six square feet. So mauy coarse, miserable pictures have been palmed upon the public as works of art and especially in cheap, black aud muddy engravings that it is diflicult to convince persons of taste that they are safe in ordering what they have not seen. We have paid the first artists their own prices, amounting to MANY THOUSAND HOLLAR, to produce EXGKAVLVGS REALLY BEACTIFfX, as Well as TUB BEST PORTRAITS, and that shall be splexiii oknaments to axy parlor. Sf Opinions th.tt can be relied on, . J".rThe Editor of the Xrw York Observer &ym "These engravings arc genuine works of art the likenesses are admirable. The portrait of Mr. Everett will take precedence of ull others." The Xeic York Christian Advocate says: "They are among the finest engravings we have ever seen, and THE PUBLISHERS ARK FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR 'ALL THEY PROMISE." TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS, We will send, post paid, securely packed iu rollers Either En?;ravinj and a $3 Magazine, one vear, for - -- -- ..... ft Both Ensravings and a $3 Magazine, one vear, for- - - -- . .... $1. will The Agents who remt 30 at one time. have an extra cop'"" of each engraving. Magazines are Harper's, The Knickerbocker, Godey's Lady's Book, The Atlantic, Blackwood.


ocr: MRS. HAIGHT WOULD respectfully announce to the of Dowagiac and vicinity, that she has re ceived tier FALL FASHIONS, together with a good assortment of r.DLuriEnv t7 Bleeching and repairing done to order. Dowagiac, October 18, 1859. mar31-49yl


ocr: Dowagiac Union School. THIS SCHOOL is now well established, graded and classified on the plan of the best Schools f this State, and under the supervision of T. N. WELLS, will give perfect satisfaction to its patrons. The School vear will be divided into three terms. The FALL TERM of 15 weeks, will commence on 5IONDAY, September 12, 1859. Terms ol Tuition Foreign Scholars. Primary, ... $2.00. Senior, ... $.3.00. Junior, - - - - 2.50. Academic, - - 3.50. Languages. $5.00. J. IL SMITH, Director. Dowagiac, Dec. 15th, 1558. dec23-35yl