Grand Traverse Herald, October 23, 1863

Grand Traverse Herald, October 23, 1863

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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1863-10-23

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

I

VOL. V.

TRAVERSE

CITY, MICH

F R I D A Y , O C T O B E R 23,1663.

N O . 4,5.

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Little Shoes' and Stocking*.
',mU1MfifeHftes'SiiS-^toeking*, •
Wh&t&tate jw spaak

C|t <6nnb Crabem,

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Traverse City, Grand Traverse County, Michigan

Ofnbe nlghUj'»HgiL .•>'•<• •• .I;N
Andthe dilliJiwcr;
Of the Wriea ^filing,
.»Ji.KTaBiii—lpii»i/* here. MyyuJ' '
Brightly' nWided sOockin K»
Of the uncst wool ;
Roanded'feCt nhd dainty,
naeon Jtoih sWSekltog full ;

H O R G A N S A T i E S , ,-O.T •
KDITOIl AND 1'KOI'KIETOK.

J?artbI
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lines) for the
mkiMqMBtlaMi
•quart; $20 for tkre6 square's; $10 for half a column; and
$50 for one oolamn, Legal advertisement* at the rates prescribed by law; fifty cents per folio of 100 words, for the
A rsttnsertiah.aad twenty-five cants for each •afaoeqoeaV—
Erery figure ooanU a wprd. Figure work without nl««, $0
per cent added. Rale and figure work, doable prite.
Alllegsl advertisement* to be paid for strictly In advance.

T1Vo!'#WPAh* floorNot tha weaU^ifit.Injties
Cqulffjour worth
Cquluyour
worth eclipse;
TrldeWM M M M

Al Kirii of M Praia; Keailj »od Eipwlitwasljliteattd.
UNITED 8TATES LAW OFFICE AT TUAVEBSE t1W; lHli
GRAND T R A V E R S E COUNTY O f n C B R J I ,

Ktoio the >#o»ld spirt.
Mna .i U^iUiftOJ^Ml^ifrorf
That had pttrixd her bearL
'"^'^tiWr o!f'fla*wr.»Wlets,
-Eyes df hearth* blue,

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ThOle1tfMdltaia*the^r weave in-il.ioofl
' ?^!ktt?!ier'yet:aibtlicr
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Let the strickenwothcr
•^mWiy-ft'ott this.
..•JMdhpr.yr*am.l>t"evelng
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J u d g e of Proliate.'. P
Sheriff
County T r e a s u r e r . . . . . * ©
County Clerk.—.. . . . . J A '
Register of D e e d s . . . . . J A
Proa. A t t o r a e y
C . H . MARSH,
Circuit C o o n Com. .C. H« MARSH,
Coroners.
:i.'...H»"M. S u i ' M , ' El
M O W R T l . E E , ""

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Ihrojlghthw pearly eau\
law.
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Llttell's Living Age.

Stephen Glrard^tfce; Money Maker.
•on Household
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C. tl. MARSH,

in appearance, he loved to name Lis splendid vessels after Voltaire and
that be was'known* a* " Old Oirard." His bulimia llousSenu. lie was devoted to ttic improvement or his
could not have been mrv prosperous at tjjjs period. 1 adopted city and country ; he was « determined follow*
considering the disturbed and depressed state of the of ostentatious charity. No man erer applied U> turn
country. He was quietly biding bis tituo. Uis store ; for a large public graut in vain, while the sJarvinj liegwas well filled wjth old blocks, sails, pieccs or cordage, gar was invariably. stnt from his gate, llesteadilj row
and other materials useful for ship building.
every rtornTng before the lark, and uDceasmg labor was
In 1780, Sterihen Girard again commenced tbe New ! Uie daily worship df his We.
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Orleans and SL Domingo trade. In two years be bad i 'l"bus he attained hi* eighty-second year. In ltflO he,k
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,a
progressed so far as to be fble to purcliase a tco.year s [ u ~ 1
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(ease, with renewal, of a range of brick and frame stores, iof which he occupied biiQself. The rents.were low i
wa^knocked
down
by
a
passing
^agoiil
his
face
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at-tbe time, and the purehtws very advaBtagcobir-^perbraird, and bis right ear was uearly cnt off. His one
the turning point in his fortnncs.
1780, his wife. Marj-Girard, fron^ whom ho had ^ye, which beloce openvd v slightly, was now entirely
bean divorced, was admitted au iusane patient into the dosed ; be gradually wasted away, and his health ^,d|jPennsylvania Hospital Here she remained shut up clincd. On. tbe twenty-sixth ofDea'mber, Stephen Gfrtwcotj-Gvo years and olio month, while her husband was afd expired in a hick room mi the 'third floor of h»
busy pursuing bis ono object in the world ; at last sbo house in Water Street, Philidelphtii leaving the bulk of
died in the year 1815. On being told of her death, his large fortune, upwards or a million sterling, to fbnntl
Stephen Gir^rdjSelected her burial place aud request- charities aod to benefit the city aod, the country in.which
ed that* he should be calhd as soon us all the arrangements for her fttneral wercl completed. She was buried
io the manner of the Friends. Her husband Wa» there, marble-rooTed palace for tho - Wneitldn" and proteehou
glaring with his ono tearless eye, silent and unmoved ; or the orphan children orihe poor, wfhieh staiuh. the
after taking ono short look at the remains, he departed, nnst'perfect model.of archittetore iu the jNpWi:'World.1
Jron
saying. •• all is well." He returned home, and began to ^g^A^ora the buildings t^ Ebi^dclpbra visiUlc
:
give largely to the local charities and "hospitals ffjjnj'ftra Bvery ciniiieuce of tee surrounding country.;'. lyvery^tail of tbe extcrtiuland internal arrangemcDt of this OrA circumstance occurred at this pcriod whioh mate- phan College wte set fortb'cle«<y*»>d earofWfy WThls
rially aided Stephen Girard . in his cherished determina- will t-showing that tho dedgn upon which be i W k
tion." He was engaged in the-West InA$"trade—parti- visbed the m*fs of bU wealth WM not the hastily. v«WfpJ•ed faiicy.of a fow hour? or.djw, bntjjrM .fM.^ttWtt
cularly in the Iilana of St.Homingoi-Tand at'the moment
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of the well-kno^rn outbreak of the 'slaves, he had two ieriihed, sTltot prbjeci or his whofe life.
- 'i 'ii :-iit.1 "i r i i • i.f !.-gqoii at *1
vessel lying off the port. The affrighted ' phmters w'rrj
The Beanty of the Gnta^
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rushed to the docks.Ojjdrdcposited their most valuable
It seems as ir nothing could be said under this head,
treasures in those ships fyr safety, returning to secure because, in truth, there is S6 toucfc to sav. To get a
more. They *tefe nearly alt,with their families, mass- good idea of thfc beauty W tl» gr«^, lWideatr<Mv i o - l m acred. Stephen Girara advertised Ifberilfy' fbr ' tne ^uation, to form ai pie tore of tbe world without it—
owners to the property, but very few claimants ever; t is precisply to % acepary of i^tore whaf thofiibtofis
appeared, and »t was transported to Philadelphia to swell to literature;, DoL you remember that Idea or .fc robde*
the store and increase the/power of the one eyed capital- that if the Btcfcj find been- obliterated, evety other<bo6k
ist, who commenced tfe« boiling of those, large ships had thefeat lost its 'valuer
literature was at an end t '
engaged in Hlie trade with Cbina and Calcutta, which Take away this gt*enground.coloroo which IMlnft Mawere at that time, the pride or America.
ture works her embrwJeiy patterns, and wh«|» wo«ld be
In 1793, a fearful pestilence broke out in the city ,jOf the pictureaqac scarlet poppies, or white d^riea, w th»
Philadelphia. .Tbe yellow fever lefy. ,wkok
gray or t i e cljalk cliffs," or iroe golden bloom 0* a wjldertenantless ; the hearse was tbe vehicle m6s\ frequently ness oi bnttert^p6 /
service or beauty te a ph1seen in tbe streets ; those wh,o wore the badge of mourn- ment or tbe earth. It watohea night and day at all seaing on theft ifms.were avoided even by their friends V sons or the year, " wiall plaoes where tlift fye. .vtihpfcviep
and the fumes of-tobicoo and tamphor filled every, hou* visits," for spoti on wbitu to pitch new t ' e a t ^ O B k p
in-thc city. While the .pestilence was at its height, a tbe deaer^ leas hideous, to Cll up tho groundwork or the
square, repulsive man boldly, entered ope of the most

lkM(WtfeSP.1iBj,^,ffl#ra5!'J4L S'WW
^ttorrtej mil Coititscllor
at £ato, ^in About
France, there lived au old sea captaja, Pierre Gujard,
ATrtr'

with Madame 'LafaV^dC, biS .wife. Tm?y haa «reiidv
four children—DO ttattef irtfc&er riri» 'or 'feWiW^or
tbey lived and.died ln>lb*<)|ii$karity in' whlftbttdjowVre
born. ButiD,^ho Jf'MbiUS&P0 the 21st of May, ap-i
other child camo Into t^.^pfW-TO l>".v named StepUun
Uinwd.
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Up to Jbe age often OPWrelve, there is no ,; rectM bf
the life and progress of tbtobfy. At that tirnW hi', was
,T. Or. R A M S D E L L ,
found, with one eye.,ejj|^W"k^i^ a cabin boy, with no
other acqniremept ( t^o.anJmperfect knowlcd^CjOf Ux?
elementaof readirig'an<l writing, ou board a vereel botipd
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6liANl> t f t A V E J W E COUNTY, M f t « / j t " ' for the West Ifcdie*. ' t h ^ W r e y e was"ntsiw tiro'siifijf'ct
i t u n a IUI N U C H • —
of ridicule amoo^i'Ida <^o(r>tWBU>ns, and bin t«tnpef ."wis the last saffrotf colored stagra of the diawe. For1 days, n o w e r v m c a m w aW r»BLTC
the sea in its i^lhl^r
REFEUKNCKS:
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thus early soured for life;. i/Wiihdbis physical deformi-; and weeks this man eontined to-perform the same tern- jpanicleftbreast high, and mocks tbe sea in itft' .itaUiMr
wa ve?^f sparkling graop'oeifc I t i s beautirui when ,it
ty,
witbwt
friesdi^
gf^rppfge
or
money,
be
ble
office'of
attending
upon
the
sick
and
dyip^
dischprgc' 1 * S £ 2 M S * M
mixes' with* l u p w a M turritteon t h e . rainod, bajtiqn or
~~«n the worli ^
ing tbe most paiplul aud dangerous dutiw
the gray garden wall ; beantjfot Wbtn, .it /pkfutf
t^p
lie did not reAtaHl ttfog in the1 West Indies, but bound servant in the place. H i s impulsive looking S
himself apprntice to a Bhipmaslet*, in whose service he was Stephen (ilrard, Vith hTs strong tvilf, WL. — . . brown thatch ^ritb tnifls that'find suffleleiit oftiirishHWBt
first sot foot in tha-pprt of New York, about :ilhe jarar energy, his stoM Wart ttnd liis one. eye.- 'I'he ha'r where graOn mow* have been before ; beantiful when
TKAVKItSK CITY J
it clothes the harsh jrolnod, and gives nourishment to a
1764. Morose 9«6t#pli«ftGirard was,
griping trader Waai not so selfish after alt ;. When all the:
confidence of his employer, apd he was made iwt^pf, .the paid attendants, »dlthe visitors,of tbo poor were either;
vessel in which"M sailed,.^ntf p/terwards' chptain, when dead, dying,1 or had fled ; when no offers ofmooey could
J!
tunate
frtirple l ^ '^ith ife' ruddy spikes of short-lived
;
•rrtlt HnudR is NOW nriijrw- T^iKwtii m a i m or rttt his master left tfc#8ttt? Tle'Vbydged succeSBfully several purchase that labor which WS'i required for the re- aoweni t l ^ I o o » i « well its' beautiful when it comes
times to and from NewOrlcaus. In this position he organization of tbe pestbouse: hospital at Bush Hill ;
•V n .V V F . L I N G P U M L I C .
first begun to acqmnftl$te W«J». apd to trade op fcjv-«¥T>two men nobly vohniteored for the forlorn task—Stephen close beside us, in company .-with tbe sparrow and tbo
to soften the footfall of
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r'SDiW^m
' ' accouut, attdibe soou,became onrt o w n w ^ f / b ^ j p . f t o d tJirard and Ppter Hejm.. Qq '.he afternoon of tbo same robin, as a threshold visitant,
and give a daily1 Welcome to the world of greencargo which ' t e "commindi-d. A large, gap in the day on which lie offered his services, Stephen Girard, care,
ness. .nitn;-<»^)wc.
.Je«!ll
minute pWjjrere dfK» bifrfoh' iiow •^SsnrsToof tn 1769 a merchant of growing wealth and influence, a foreigner,
If
a
friei**»y
grape-groWn
threshold find.
;
:
JKT GIVE HIM A C A I * . JK£,
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we'fiod Blm un"oh»urcl 'pl»5«Hng, quiet, thrifty trader with no tiee oT'-eoumry bfctweeu him and the afHicfdd
O, bow my lately cot resounds with glee 1"
*n.^ValeE.ktcekt«J3iiladsInhia. ton
city, entered upon.hi9 dangerous task with all tbo perIs it only for its xetvet softopas, "and tho round pjUpwv
At this time be took a Uldpr to one Mary or Polly severance and ^epiaon ofhis character- H e -^toon es- knolls it leaVfestip lfi tbe riita of the greenwood, th«t ttit
Luun, the daughter of an piq.^pii) caulker, who lived in tablished ordir, and cleanliness ; provided accommoda- weary aiid the dreamer 4in(Ht sic 'sweet a place of rest ?
a water side house down umtfpg the vessels that traded tions nnd procured supplies ; nnd. for sixty days con- or is it becauat the wild- beat flit around its jrfWenr
to that city. Tbfr ^H"^«i«mn but comely,' and eni- tinued to discharge bis duties at the hospital >i * >
panicles, nnd.Wow» hi»,bugle as be goes wiOj^.a
CIVIL ENGINEER AXD SURVEYOR,
pkiyctl as a donatio servant in a/neighboriug family.—
In 1812, StepWo GlPafd, the one eyed cabin boy or ing heart to gather w « t » , L « a t tbe hare and toe ,rabr
G J i A N X ) ! T R A V E R S E OOl
Gjrardi4«W
appear to have been looked Bordeaux, purchased.the banlong premises' of U)e old bit burrow beneath' its smooth sward ; "tnat (be M
All kinds of Surveying doju With pwnnptnwwt nod upOD with favor b'y.tfio-pa.rytytfl of the girl, for 0 f^ey for- Bank of the Uu|te<i J4tat08 (whose charter was not . re- lark cowers amid its tfmjt. abd cberisbcs "the chikMeA
bade him the house Tor some,lime- They we/p '.even- newed,) and started tpeGirard fiapk—a large, private of his bosqm uoder it* brown Matted roots, that tbe
dispatch. —'
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tually married, bnt:W«5*nntc)filwns not a happ^'bod' -KWc establishment, which tiot only conferred ^ advantage daisy, the cowslip the daffo4i(,;tbe orchis—tho fairies of
MAPPIlSH»'AiN© P L A T T I N G
was neglectful o f h » tluty ; h<i was morose abd anttoro. upon tbe commnnity grrater than the State* iiritituttcfa the flower-world—the bifdi.foot trefoil, the goldenAccanitely and neKtJy ex<efcate<L
upon which it was fonnded. bat. while the public credit fingcred beauty qf the.meadows, the little yellow apd
solicited. Offlco at the rcsideikooT H. D. OANMELL, Sil- Ono child wivaibo«fc *faichdl«d. At length.be! * |
t p ; g | ^ s | « t o f e ofPciu^ylvauia for a divorce, anc
ver Lake, Mich.
:l>
I'flfl KIBMSO
was shaken, aijdiho government finances wera exhaust- the I urge strawberry trtrfbif, are sheltered and cberfehed
liM".
I . >:;iir>ij7.0
ed by war, the Giraru bank could command large sub- by i t ; and tbfM onplofltsWm^Ie children, tbe Antfcoii
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" ' t e ^ i f f Mnimue'd1 io' Knl l^c nnall house in water scriptions of loans, and put itaplf in the position of tm; authum indorutuak: ^g;sMwt-4oented verual;grn»«, 8Cent»
Wlt$,''(b'wM&r'W}
Kid
Mlctoillfwife
when
they
wen.'
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principal creditor of tbfc country.
Io 1814 Girard rub- tbe air for uitea with the sweetest perrumc ever breaUn
married, and he industriously pihfeued his combined oc- scribed tbe wtjolo df n targe government loan from pa- odby man
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M | S D O T - ' " * loom pit cupations of rea-cop*aln, shij>. jamttf. aaii mendiani.— triotic motives, and In 1817, be ccntributed, by his unJAPANESE ^VwrsiMitsw^—Top spinning hi Japan is an
About this time he eptqptd.^pto p«rt«oi>hip ji«itJ»:,flBe shaken credit.and his undiminished funds, to bring abopl
•
.toOLrojsomtiO
Isaac Uazethnrst of Philadelphia, aid nWr.cji^^ two tbe resumption orspeiib payments.
In 1831 his opera- accomplishment wijh professional jugglers. A recctjt
writer says: ".On or the most delicate of the pcrformvesaob-in which' to'tfcufc tptjje
Islapff'rf&InV,
Do'mia- tions were so extensive that, when the couotry i
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r
,J
ances.consisted
in makii'.g a top spin ou tbe left- habd,
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OF ALL KfMtyfc,;-,-, .)->•!> go. The brigs were caphtmi Gv' -Bridsb- TOmi-of-Wr, placed iu extreme embarrassment from the scarcity
aUdscutto Jtimaiea.; a.miafjrtub'e which dissolved the money by reason of the balance of trade being against run up around the edge of tbe robe at th< back of the
' S»td In Detroit by PAR^ANU ftSmSLBT^i/J
shprji paftnerehip. Tberei^janother gap in tbe storj-or "it, he* was enabled by a single transaction with an emi- ueck, and dpwo the other arm into the palm or the. right
Jn;i • irn~ Be earsful to buy ojty the geneipe. -Jff -j.JT
nent English firm, to torn the exchanges, and cause handi still spinning. Another, again, Was to toss tktplhJanuary IS, 186S.
•; —;mi 7«i U.vwMcM
specie to flow into tho -United States.
,.fl- oing tfmiuto afr, nod catch ft OU the hem of the sleeve
third was to fling it high ini k"^..'trirfdiW^ M:shtptna8b.'r and merchant to New OrStephen Girard began his remarkable trading career withoot Jotting It fall,
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toaMJmd Saint Domingo.- -»i
with one object, wbiCb bo steadily kept in view all his to the air and catch it or. tbe howl or angle of a Japan, Thelwipnl.wt w d to the aea enterprises of Stepheu long life—tbe making of money for the power it con- ese pipe, passing, it.behind tho bagk,flingingit c to the
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Gir*rd^and he..wa»Jcompdle,d ^o. turn his attention to ferred. He was. content, at starting, with tbe small front and thmcatcnlt again, t
> ii P E T E R L O R I I X A R D ,
-.V odi'
profits of toe retail.trader, willing to labor iu any capnHorsss a CHINA—In China, a nkn is cot allowed io
SNUFF AND TOB^SCb M, ANpFACTURER Ho opened a small grocer.store in Water streej, city to make those profits secure, lie practiced tbo build a house above his legitimate rahk io society. Ho
and joined Wltfe abbtulog esiflblishnicnt, where be work- most rigid personal economy ; he rosistea all the al- may acquire a'fortbfleby bis own exertWffe b n t nnlesA
io it iftOwRHn.a(<«
ed hard with hiaq^hnqd&Atthb bottRifg'^elafet a6d_ lurements of pleasure"! he exacted the last farthing that be bolds some office, or is born tosome&nk be has no
(Formerly 43 Cbamhara StffXt, N|»W Yofk,) „ \
About the year 177?, itoon tbo ullegcd'approacb was due to Mm, and he paid the last fartbmg that ' he liberty of arc^tectare. nBvery flatter relating to buildoatd call th« atuntloa »f Dealers to U* articles of. Wa cider.
Wot
of ihe Britiahto Piiktielpbia; be purchased a small owed. He took evety advantage that tho law allowed ing is the subject of reflation by the police. The laws
infccwre,^Q
i:
Alf :
Uact<jf
land frotn Uia former : partner Mr. Hazelburst, him in resistioir adaipj ; lie used men just,so far,ai they of the empire detail e d enforce, with tbe greatest preBROWN SNUFF.
,00| which'tbCre was a iou?q .(o.which he removed his would accomplish bis purpose.: he phid his servants no cision, the mode ^rf wmstroeting a residence 45r a prince
Is}!
bmadess; ^te%lpVing'{ilsnmti earlv and late, in prepar- more than the market price i when a faithful cashier of the first, •eeond, or tkird rtok, of a grander • d r ^ j ' i
• * n £ S i ^ , ',
J.Tud3lS|&gk-v...v«M.i
ing claret itod-Wae^Ter Hitisariw c and selling them at died, be exhibited tbd fHmost iodiOsreucc, malting no mandarin. According to the apeient law, the number
largi! profit to the A men rani army, encamped near his provisions for .his famllv, and nttering.'iiw ^seutiuicirt.Ol aud height of tbe apartments, ;he l e n g t h , . f i f
TEtlOW i w e f r .
residence. Hero bere.oftiptt&;until 1779, sometime; regret for bis loss. H e *0«dd higgle for a penny wUb-p a building, are all regulated.wjth precision, from fhc
making a voyage in-ikboot*.a water peddkr.U Phila- huckster in,tbe street?, i.be would deny the watehm»nat plain citizen tofte'wandarin, Aod from tbe manittrfn'op
delphia to olspofe of his' wares. His apbearance was his bank the customary Christmas present or a great to t b r emperor lflni»lt - l : ^ '
THah High TaSat.
Fmk Seoteb;
not much iu his favor. flJsslnn 'was dark and dingy ; coat To add to this! angular and deficient character,
orLundyfoet,
•• Facts are stubborn thmn^'Baid a lawyer, to a fehis form was short«d)hick.? he was conn^ii-roigS. he was deaf in oqe cor, could only sneak broken Kogtar Attention Is called to the large reduction la prices vulgar and UOWieJj-.^aiKj l ^ oiic eye glMVl:«tliM>«dy liab. never conversed upon anything put business, and male witness under eximlMHWey Tbe , lady replied :
r
®f Fine-Gut Chewing sad 8«oklngToU«**a, which will be
" Yes, rir-M-;^women
and if jptfafrtugN
wore
the
same
old
coat
cut
in
the
French
style,
for
five
upon
bis
f»s|omera...
He,
Bjekwiih
Jeers
and
lannts
front
foand of a8operior<>neBlv.'
at*•
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every side.'wKch be bore wltli great taciturnity and vears together. An bid rickety chair, remarkable for thi»g
-i« - TOBACCO. .
composure. He had^trt ow olifcct iu view, which he its age, marked with Vhc initials ." S- G. drawn by a mitted fo^eogU^pt^ ^ ' A e ^ i f e l l . Ill suffei'justly.tor
1
fcel
the
utmost'
contcmpt'for
every
lawyp- j g a o i ^ " . ,
rollowcd with nil the ateady energy of art iron wfll' That faded horse, was used, when be rode about tbe city.—
object.Was te makanotaeiJr-..' 1 ^iiknO l^nah'i olid 7/ He had no*e#*brh<B«jtfta»tj. no frierti to: share his
PKKSO*AU—A weatenii editor having,/f*hHabed
to,
house or bis table. He .was deferential in appearance to
long leader on •• Hogs," # rjr«lpaper in the same village
rank-and family. Violent apd passionate
him fnr nKlrwIinff tii« fimitv m s t l p n nnon ihn
X , B»—A eircutarof prices will be senton applieatioa. ibis time ocet
theological opidflw were heterodox in tbe extreme,"ami pablic.
cas'-side. Ui
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* SOLICITOR Ilf CHANCERY,! not;.
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NOTAttY PDPt,10i1CONVBTJiNOEH,
t r a v e r s e City, Grand Traverse Coohty, I H e h . " 1
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Attorney & Counssellor at Law,
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For the Grand Traverse Herald.
Onr Plants.
The knowledge derived from a careful study of tbo
eotive and naturalized plants of this Dew region of (be
State, famishes ns with good evidence that wo bare a
healthful climate and a productive soil.
In our Flora, then, we have a means of greatly hastening the settlement of thi? country, if we rightly study
it and discriminate a knowledge of its characteristics,
as it is well known whoever comes b6re to select for biipself a home. Wishes to bo satisfied, among other thingB
that we do have a productive soil, and one capable of
yielding a varied product Hence we shall see him observing Our thrifty maples pod elms; their straight
trunks; their broad and lofty tope, " Be knows that
•oil must be good or it couldn't make such big tree*."•' It would raise big wheat, thore's no mistake." If he
were a little more observing he might draw the same
. conclusions from gome of our shrubs and even from
barbs.
But wo fear that too little attention has been given to
•our native andnnturalizod plants. We barfly know
what is found growjog here ourselves, much less can
•expect it.will be- known abroad. Would it oot be
"Well then tQ atop and consider how many specific forms
vegetative life has brought oat In forest and marsh ; by
Jake and river 7
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Tb« following catalogue embraces 195 specie* arranged in their order*, which have come under our own
observation and 19 on tbe authority of P r o t WinchelL
It is not claimed that tbe list is complete, but - enough so
it is hoped to show something of the variety qf our wild
plants.
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-*Miv»ciauk(mjL **'
Bound Lobed Hcpatico, Hepotlca trjlobo,
1
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One'of tbe earKest Flowers.
8harp Lobed Hepatica, Hepatlca acutjloba.
"VVhiip Water Crowfoot, Banuoeulas aquatilis,
var. divaricatnf.
Small Flowe'd Crowfoot, Banuncules obortivus.
Goldthread.
Coptis trifolia.
Wild Cdtumbine,
Aquilegia Canadensis.
Goldenseal,
Hydrastis Canadensis.
ACTEA

Bed Pane berry,
White Baneberry,

WIOATA.

var. rubra.
var. alba. ; ] ( " i'
BBBBEBIDACRA.

Bloo Cohosh,
Mandrake,

Caulophyllum thalictroidcs.
Podophyllum peltatnm.
NVMPH*ACtK.

Sweet soon'd Woter Lily. N/mphoa odohrta. 1
Yellow Pood Lily,
Nupbar advena.
Ponds and stagnant water.
PiWher P t o t ,
1*7.:- : :'.li 1-

Sarraoecia purpurea.
A curious pitcher-ehnped plant
found in marshes, usually holding
water.

;

I'AI'AYKSACKAE.

Bloodroot,

Sanguinaria Canadensis,
Open rich wood*
ruxARucxAB.
Dutchmans "Breeches, Dicentra Cucullario,
This and .the next is very abundant on rich upland.
Squirrel Corn,
Diodotra Canadensis.
Golden Corydalis, '
Coiydalis a urea.
Pale Corydalis,
Corydalis glnuco,
Corolla pale red tipped With
yellow.
CRCOMBUX.

Horseradish,
Pepper-root,
Black Mustard,
Shepherds Purse,

1

Nasturtium Armoracia.
Dentaria dipbylla.
* Sinapis nigra,
Copse 11a Bum-postoris,
A common weed about dwellings.
Viola striatal.
Viola Canadensis.

Pale Violet,
Canada Violet,

DKOSERACEAE.

Round-leaved Siindew, Droeera rotuodifoHo,
Low peat bogo. Itsleaves,exuding
a gum, holding lost unwary insects.
rORTULACACEAE.

•Common Purslane,
•Spring Beauty,

Portnlaca oleraoca.
Claytonia Virginica.
ILIACEAK.

JBosswood, Linden,

TilU Americana.
In some places forms a large part
of the forest growth.
AXACABIUACXAK.

Stagborn Sumach,
Poison Ivy,

Rhus

typhinn.

Rhus Toxicodendron.
VTTACKAX.

Summer Grape,
Frost Grape,

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VlUanlinlb,
Sand dues along
abundant

Striped Maple,
Sugar Maple,
"
;
Blaftk Sugar Maple,
Red orSoft Maple,

the

Acer Pensylvanioum.
Acer saccharinum,
Very abundantbo upland
var. nigrum.
Accr rubrura.
POLY6A£ACKAK.

Friugvd Polygala,

Polygala poaclfolio.

shore;

V

LKOCMIKOSAL

Bed Clover,
White Clover,
Marsh VetchHng,

Trifolium prate nee.
Trifolium repens.
Latpyrna polustris.
ROSACEA K.

Land Cherry,
Pruaus pumila.
Wild Red Cherry,
Prunis Pensylvanica.
Choke Cherry,
Prams Virginiana.
Wild Black Cherry,
Prunus serotina.
White Ave'ns.
Geum album.
Purple Avens,
Geum rivale.
Srawberry,
Fragaria Virginiana.
Strawberry,
Fragaria vesca.
Dwarf Raspberry,
Rubus triflorus.
Red Raspberry,
Rubus strigosus.
Black Raspberry,
Rubus occidentals.
High Blackberry,
Rubus villosus.
Low Blackberry,
Rubos Canadensis.
Swamp Blackberry,
Rubus hispidus.
Early Wild- Rose.
Rosa blanda.
American Mountain Ash, Pyrus Americana.
Scarlet-fruited Thorn,
Crataegus coccinen.
Shad-bush,
Amelanchier Canadensis.
ONAGRACEAE.

Great W illow Herb.

Epilobinm angusti folium,
A showy flower, abundant where
the land has been burned over.
Epilobium coloratum.
Comm'n Eve'g Primrose, (Enothora biennis.
ImOftJ"

OROfiSULACXAK.

8moothWildGooeeberry. Ribes roturdifolium.
Swamp Gooseberry,
Ribes lacustre.
Wild Black Currant,
Ribes floridum.
Red Currant, (hiRibes rubrum.
SAXirRAOACKAE.

Mitre-wort,

Mitella diphylla.

,V;'•

1IAMAMELACEAS.

Witch Haxel,
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Hamamelis Virginica.
(Prof. Winchell.)
' UMBELL3FRRAE.

Common Carrot,
Common Parsnip,
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Hairy Sweet Sicily,

Daucus Carota.
Postinaca sativa.
Cicuta bulbifera.
(Prof WinchelL)
Osmorhita brevistylis,"
ARALIACRAE.

Spikenard,
Bristly Sareaparilla,
Wild Sorsaparilla,
Ginseng,
Groundnut,

Aralia racemosa.
Aralia hispida.
' Aralia rftdicaulis.
-Aralia quioquefolio.
Aralia trifolia.

Red-osier Dogwood,
Panicled Cornel,

Cornus stolonifera.
Cdrnos paniculate.

Summer Savory,
Satnreia Hortensis,
pr
Escaped from Gardens.
American Pennyroyal, Hodeoma pulegiotdes.
:
Catnip,
Kepeta Cataria.
Skull-cap,
Scutellaria gakrieulata.

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*; '
Larger Blue Flag,

yittHVll
lift versicolor.
S1ULACXAX

Large White Trillum. Trillium grandiflorum.
Hydrophyllom appendiculatum Indian Cucumber root. Medeola Virginica.

Haliy Waterieaf,

rOLX^OKlACRA*.

Wild Sweet William,

ULIACXAX.

?

Smaller Solomon's Seal,
Cllntonia,
Wild Leek,
Wild Orange red Lily,
Yellow Adder's toogae,

Phloxmaculata.

COXVOLWLACRAX

Low Bindweed,

Calystegia spithamces.
OOLAXACXAX.

Bittersweet,
Common Nightshade,

Sdanuiri' Dulcamara.
Solanum nigrum,

"Swamp Milkweed,

UXLAHTnACXAK.

Asclepias incarnata.
(Prot WinchelL)

JUKCACXAX.

OL*A c u t -

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Fraxinxs Americana.
Fraxinus Sambucifoliai
Abundant aloog streams and in
swamps. Valuable for fencing.
AXARAHTACXS.

Pig-weed,
Red-root, Pigweed,

Amarantua hybridus.
Amarantua retroflexua.

'.{

Common 8oft Rush,
Rush,
Rush.
Rush,
Spike Rush,
Bulrush,
Bulrush,

I'OLYOOSACXJt.

Lady's Thumb,
Smart-weed,
Knotgrass,
Join tweed,

Polygonum Persicaria.
Polygonum Hydropiper.
Polygonum aviculare.
Polygonum articulatum.
(Prot WinchelL)
Climbing blse B. wheat, Polygonum dumetorcm.
Buckwheat,
Fagopyeum escolentum.
Swamp Dock,
Rumex verticillatus.
Bitter Dock,
"
Rumex obtusifoliusCurled Dock,
Rumex crispus.
Field Sorrel
Rumex Acetoeella.
TnrMKLXAcxa.
Moosewood,
Diroe palustris.
Seen anywhere on poor soil.

Polygonatum biflorum.
Clintoma boreal is.
AUium tricoccum.
Lilium Philadeljihieum.
Erythronium Americanum.

LargefloweredBellwort, Uvularia grandiflora.

ASCLXFIADAOXAX.

White Ash.
Black Ash,

YeUo

J uncus effusus.
Juncta Balticus.
Juncut articulatns.
J uncus nodosns.
(Prot WincbeE)
crrxaAcxAx.
Kleocharis intermedia.
8clrpua pungens.
Scirpus lacustris.
(Prot WinchslL)
Carex None Angliie.

Timo«hjrn j
Phleum pratenee.
Orchard Grass,
Dactyiis glomcrata.
Fowl Meadow Grosa. Poa serotina,
Common Meadow Grass, Poa pratenais,
Blue or W \ n Grass, •' Poa compresea.
Chess.
Bromus secalinus,
Wild Chen
Bromus Kalmii,
Couch Grass,
Tritienm repens,
W lid Rye, /.:
Elymus Canadensia
Crab Grass,
. Panicam capillare,
Panicum dichotomum,
(Prot Winchell.)
XtjUUTTACKAX.

UXTIBACXJK.

81ippery or Red Elm, Ulmas fulva.
American or White Elm, Ulmas Americana.
Corky White Elm,
Ulmus racemosa.
Great Stinging Nettle, Urtica dioica.
Wood Nettle,
Laportea Canadensis.
Hop,
Hamulus Lupalus. •
:rM
Durcurxs*.
White Oak,
Quercus alba.
Scarlet Oak,
Quercus coccir*a.
( t r o t WincbeU.)
Red Oak.
Quercus rubra.
American Beeclr,
Fagus (arruginea.
Ironwood,
Ostrya Virginica.

Fquisetum sylvaticum,
Equisetum hyemale,
rtucEs.
Common Polysaody,
Polypodium Tulgare,
Common Brake,
Pteris aquilina,
Adiantum pedatum,
Maidenhair, •
Rich woods.' Very delicate and
graceful, its stalks black and polished
Wood Horsetail,
Scouring Rush,

I.TOOPOOIACXAX.

Lycopodinm clavatam,
Lyco'podium complanatum,
(Prot WinchelL)
The orders of tbe Frens and Club '
MTRTOACXAB.
CAPRIFOLIACEAIi
M oases are quite well represented
8weet Fern,
Comptonir asplenifolia.
Coral-berry,
Symphoricarpus vulgaris.
here, and will doubtless be more
(Prot WinchelL)
Small Honeysuckle,
Lobicera parviflora.
fully elaborated by others in tbe
' ,
BKTULACKAK.
Bash Honeysuckle.
Dfarvilla trifido.
future.
^
Paper Birch,
Botula papyracca.
Common Elder,
Sambucus Canadensis.
If space permitted much might be addod in regard, to
Yellow Birch,
- Betula excelsa.
Red-fruited Elder,
Sambucos pubens.
the purposes which the Plants enumerated above subAlous serrulata.
Very abundant in neglected chop- Smooth Alder,
serve in our material economy; either as pests encroaching
(Prof. WinchelL)
pings^
upon Gardens and fields ; by their use in affording maOALICAOIAX
RUBIACEAK.
terials for domestic consumption and for shipment and
Hoart-leaved Willow, Salix eordata.
Goose grass,
Galium Aparine.
as Medicines; or by their variety and laxurianoe, indiAmerican Aspen.
Populus tremuloidee. .
Partridge-berry,
Mitcliella rbpena.
cating unmistakably favorable conditions in Earth and
Large-toothed Aspen, Populus grandidentata.
QOMPOSTTAE.
Air .for a veriety of cultivated crops : nor should wo
A
valuable
tree
for
sawing,
bat
Thoroughwort,
Eupatorium perfoliatum.
oot common. Low lands of Lakes fail to mention that many of them might be transferred .
Coltsfoot,
Tustilago Farfara.
to
our yards for ornaments to subserve a still higher
,
and
Rivera.
Many-flowered Aster,
Aster multiflorus,
economy by constantly reminding us of Him .who has
C0XI7XRAS. ^ ~
Goldenrod,
Solidago Canadensis,
taught
ns to many valuable lessons by the silent though
Rod
Pine,
Pinus
reainoea.
Tall Coreopsis,
Coreopiris lanceolata,
Very common. Wrongly called impressive language of tbe Flowera
•y.&u., •• )
(Prof. Winchell,)
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J, v , - , r | • • v
G . E. BTBIA
Norway
Pine
by
the
Lumbermen.
Bur-Marigold,
Bidens chrgsanthemoidea,
Pitch Pine,
Pinus rfgida.
Benronia, October 1863.
(Prof Winchell,)
White Pine,
Pinus Strobns.
Mayweed,
Maruta Cotula,
Balsam Fir,
Abies balsamea.
Yarrow,
Achillea Millefolium, '
Nxw YORK, October 15. —The Morris Island corresHemlock Spruce,
Abies Canadensis,
pondent of tbo New York Times stales :
Fireweed,
Erechthites hieracifolia,
Lieut Glassell and sailing officer Toombs declares that
Very
abundant Will ultimately
Common Thistle,
Cirsium lanceolatum,
be of great value to the country the expedition against the Ironsides was one prompted
Canada Thistle,
Cirsium arvense,
by desperation. The citisens of Charleston Ore pinched
both
in
timber
and
baric
as
articles
Burdock,
I^PP& majors.
for the simple commodities of lifc. and unless the harbor
of export
can be freed, so as to admit vessel laden with' supplies,
Long-beardedHawkweed Hieracium loogipilum
tbe moet serious consequaccs will ensue.
, • - Y.
Black or Double Spruce, Abies nigra.
(Prof Winchell)
CHARLESTON, Oct 15.—From what can be ascertainWhite or 8ingle Sproce, Abies alba.
Dandelion,
Tarwacnm Dens-Ieonis,
ed bf the feol state of aAurs at Oharioston,, the rebels
Larch, Tamarack,
L*rix Americana.
have eflectualty closed the channel to tbe city to our
IOBRUAOXAIL
Arbor Vits, W . Cedar, Thuja occidentals.
fleet, reserving a passage, however, to their own craft,
Cardinal Flower,
Lobelia cardinalis,
This native tree is found on the after tbe -manner of a canal, with a safety lock against
A shbwyredflower,along streams.
tbe
enemy.
—
most barren hills as well as in the
The obstructions many be of sud^i a nature aa cannot
CAKPAXCLACEAB.
richest bottom lands of our marshes
beremovedby any appliances of oar own, or"of so formiHarebell,
Campanula rotundifolia,
and rivers. It is exceedingly du- dablo a no tare, as not to justify th$. hazardous attempt of
- var. lini folia.
rable, and this tognther with its our iroa clods to penetrate further into the harbor and
I /j I
BR1CACSAE.
abundance will main it of gieat within range of rebel gana.
Blue Tangle,
Gaylussacia frondoea.
valae as a material for fencing, The War in
Quiet at ChattaBlock Huckleberry.
GaylusBacia reeinoea.
shingles, etc.
Common Crwibtrry,
Vacciniem macrocarpon.
STXVKSSOX, Afo., Oct 15.—Tbe sitnatioo continues
Juniper,
Juni perns comminis.
uninteresting. Heavy rains have rated tbe Tennessee.
Dwarf Blueberry,
Vaccininm Pensylvanicum.
The rebel Wheeler has re-qrossed tbe Tennessee RivLow Blaeberry,
Vacciniam vacillans,
er at Muscle 8hoals closely pvrssed to tbe river by our
Some bare mistaken this low troops. He was driven from Huntaville by a brigade of
(ProCWincheU.)
shrub for the Juniper, but ite our cavalry.
Creeping Snowberry,
Chiogeoes hispidula.
bright red berries will easily disRefugees who come into our lines report Bragg as
Trailing Arbutus,
Epipea repens.
tinguish it from this latter which moving back, apparently because of the exbansjtiot of
8hin-leat
pyrola elliptica.
the country In wnlch be has been living. Though tbja
has berries of dark purple.
One-sided Pyrola,
Pyrola secunda.
is Dot good authority, there is some reason to believe
Princes Ploe,
Chimaphila umbellata.
to believe that the enemy is on the move.
J
Ariaame triphyllum.
Indian Tnroip,
NA*HTiUJt,(Oct 15.—Tbe evening trains from the Spotted Wlntergreen,
Chimaphila maculata.
front bring sick and wounded Tbe churches are
njjfTACIXACXAX.
again taken for hospitals. All is quiet at Chattanooga. Cat tail Flag..
T>pha latifolia.
Common Plantain,
Plan tag© major.
The river has risen fifteen inches.
Small Oat Tail,
Typha angustifolia.
(Primrose, Cowslip.)
Burr-reed,
Sparganium ramosum.
ramcLACXAX.
FOXTRKSS MONROE, October 14.—The Confederate.
Primrose, Cowslip,
Primcda farinosa.
0RCI11DACKAK.
War Department haa made two new and independent
scROram-uuicxAx.
Bracted Green Orchis, Platanthera bracteatadepartments in North Carolina. Wilmington and the
Common Mullein,
Verbafccum Thapeuy.
White Fringed Orchis, Platanthera bJepbariglbttia.
regioas of Cape Fear hove been assigned to tbe comLABI ATA X
,
mand or General W. H. C. Whitbing. while the balSmnPnpk
ance of tbe 8tate is under the charge of Major Geo. G.
Wild Mint,
Mentha Canadensis.
E. Pickett
Rattlesnake Plantain, Goodyera repens.
Bungle weed,
Lycopus Virgincus.'

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Club MOSB,
Club Moo,

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about CatleU's Htation. Falling M e k tfcithis point . h a s j
been for some time contemplated.

LATKST NRWS.—By Chicago papers received by the
AUeghsny, which arrived here on Monday, las tl we leant
t h a t Ohio has sostsiocd t h e Government by electing
B r o o g h over VaUandigham, by u least 60,000' oc the
home vote, And glorious old Pennsylvania has re-elected
C'urtin by a t least 20,000 ; and that I o w a b o s kept io
the ranks of freedom b y A-nytforily^f from 25,000 to
80,000. L e t the good work go o n ^
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Fc^.tbtOnp#(Cf«iv9%^erald.
MR. BATBS,—I h a r e received official noticc from the
P r o v o s t Marshal, that the following number of men will
b e required to clear these N o r t h e r u Ooontjes from the
draft :
44th sob-district, Grand Traverse County
16
48th
" Leelanaw & Centerville in Leelanaw Co.. 11
49th
" Benxie Qounty and Glen A r b o r ,
8
63rd
*' A n t r i m County,
6
42nd
" Manitoa County
8
I n case of a d r a f t fifty per cent will be added ,*the
n u m b v y e t to bp raised from Grand Traverse- County is
eight, in:cMe-a vigorous effort is,medo to raise these men
ample time will be given t o report with t h e men a t
Grand Rapids.
• Transportation will b o paid by the Government.—
Men enlisting in old Begiments are entitled to 8 1 ^ 4 in
bounty and premium and those e x i s t i n g from this county 8 1 0 0 by the couuty. I am prepared t o enlist men,
aod report with them to headquarters.
C. H i MARSH,
Deputy Provost Marshal.
THE HOME of VALLAXDIOIUX.—'The following is the
vote of the city of Dayton, the home of Vallandigbam
b e f o r e his banishment, a t the election on Tuesday last :
Brough, 1,721 ; Vallandigbam, 1,649 ; Brough's majority, 272. A t the.election held hist fall Vallandigham,
for Congress, carriod Dayton by 500 or: 600 majority
against Geo. Bchenck. W e think tbp neighbors of the
t r a i t o r are.of the opinion t h a t t h e Government served
him r i g h t In sending him t o his tripods In tho Sontb, at
least they aeomindiepoaad to renew t h e i r former relation to him.
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O c t 15
T h e New Y o r k T r i b u n e l »
t h e following :
NKW YORK, O c t 1 5 — T h e Washington colrcspour > » r\f
k n V n i . .
n J .
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dent
of (the
N e w VYork
Commercial
says: ' ' T
h e . moment
the rebels saw that in the retreat from the Rapidiui of
our army, on Saturday lasL it was General Meade's intention to read) t h e north bank of tbo Rappuhaunock
in safety, they commenced a rapid march i t o torn our
right flank. B u t General Meade was too loon for them,
and bad taken u p his position On tho north bank of that
stream. N o t h i n g daunted, however, by this failure, the
enemy has continued to advance even to t h e north bank
of the Rappahannock, and yesterday
in Gen. Meade's
front in considerable force. I t is Imported that skirmishing was kept u p all day, and that our army ; fell back to
the line of the railroad.
I t is said this morning that Lee appeared in force
again aod commenced an attack.
Washington is seething with excitement over the rumors. I t m fully believed/that a battle has commenced,
and t h a t General Meade retreated to obtain the choice
of a battle field, desiring to reach Manassas, if possible.
I * e will fight with the Rappahannock behind him,
and has not, it is bejieved, superior numbers.
Yet' no
ooe would be surprised to hear, on the beels of such belief. that tho rebels have been suddenly reinforced. '
Of course, all sorts of rumors are a f l o a t
General
Meade is much stronger tljan is generally supposed.
F r o m the Army of the P o t o m a c .
A u r r o r TOT POTOMAC, O c t 14.—Lost evening our
cavalry encountered t h e edeiny near Catlett'a Station,
and towards W l r r e n t o n . ; A ' brisk artillery fire was
opened and continued till late.
F i r i n g was resumed
this morning, lasting all t h ? forenoon. T h i s afternoon
heavy cannonading opened along our lines I n tho direction of Manassas, Tasting' till evening.
I t aeemed evident t h a t we had driven•the o n e m j j i a c k . I t is thonehU
by some t h a t Le« bssbia>entirc ern^y ip front of Meada.
I t is believed no considerable body of infantry have yet
been engaged.

WASHWOTON, Oct. 1 5 - ^ 1 P. v , — T h e E x t r a ' S t a r 6ays" T h e r e was considerable of an engagement yc^terdaj
between a large force or rebels and a portiort of the A r my of tho Potomac, p a r t of W a r r e n ' s 2d A r m y Corps,
in the vicinity of Bristow'e Station. Infantry and cavalry wore engaged on both tidea. T h e result was a decide d UnioQ victory. T h o rebols w e r e badly beaton, with
tho lo«j of nn o n t i r e b a t t e r y and 100 prisoners, Befi
the termioatiou of the contest, Sykes' regulars came up
and assisted in driving tho enemy ' o f f . " ' " "
I n the repulse of the enemy's attack upon Gen. W a r T h e S e c r e t a r y of W a r on thri O h i o & e c t i o a .
ren who was bringing u p the rear, ; we captured two
H o n . E . M. Stanton, Secretary of W a r , sent the fol- guns from the enemy. U was hot known here up. to'. 3
lowing dispatch to I Ion. J o h n Brough, Governor elect o'clock this afternoon, whether thiirt h a d b e c n any fight•
ing'ofcon8cqucnco to day;
!V
"i >. .i -17 : '
o f Ohio, on the evening of election d a y : i
i General Sickles and staff left here f o r the fifoqt a t two
W i s i i w o T o x , Octobor 13, 1863.
o'clock this afternoon. Io case of a general engagement
H o n . John Brough:
he will take command of*his old corps.
W i t h g r e a t j o y J have received" your telegram.
Of
Tire REBKL POTOMAC ARMY. •—General Lee is iu
tho loyal pairio^isnrof Ohio I had never doubted. Y o u r
election yi a triumph over treason aod rebellion worthy trenching his position b y j t h r o w i n g u p works a t everyone of t h e forus of t h e R a p i d a n . A t Ruccoon, Si
6f the g r e a t j o y with which it will bb balled.
ville and Robertson F o r d s , rifle pits and carefully
,
Kowut M. STAWTOW.
structed epaulcmetits command tno approaches.

O C T O B E R ] 4,18B3.
T Q

W H O L E S A L E

,,

JOBBl.Vfr TRADE WE WOULD RESPECTFUL1"»0lyTHE
announce thatin
thatln mnkinp
Dink In c our
our purchases
nnrehases forthe
for the Pull
Fall of
of
1

had particular reference to the wants of DEALr.lto In.this immediate locality : and have now coming in a
vary eoraplcte stock o f F a n y ' a t i . l Staple Dry Goods, Hat*
mm Caps BooW and Shoes, Clothing, Books and Stationary.
Yankee Notion*. Hardware. Cutlery, Groceries, Confectionc l F i n
A ? ' A*' C n t U
* Perfumery, Fancy Goods, Toy*,

OUR LINE OF HOOP SKIRTS
IS VKIiV LAXtGK,
""'J Ijought with »pecial nrf«rcnce to the Jobbing t
Whirh we hold at a commission only above cost.

I N C R O C K E R Y
wo can offer unparalleled inducement*—bnyingas we do of
the LMPORTEIK DIRECT for CA81I and in large qnantitic*.

IN W O O L E N GOODS
Our stock will be very*complete—Oasaimers, SaUinets, Kentucky Jeans, Plain and twilled flannel*, Rob-Roys, Linsym
Pro-;king*. Ac., Ac.

W O O L

H a n n a h , L a y & Go's C o l u m n

D E A L E R S .

Y A R N ;

A FINTE L O T O F J E W E L R Y
it low rate*, bought of the manufacturer* direct.

J U N E 15, 1863. ;
T T T E HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE NO.V
VV opening; with weekly additions, a large «tul varied
stock of general merchandise, such a;, is usually kept by
ourselves, which Is specialty adapted to the wants «>r thiV
rapidly growing ?onntrj»; "all of which hr« been "«efeetti|
with especial care,botli as to qnality, stvle and price. In the
l«st markets the country aflords, Anil which is being end will
be offered a t rates corresponding with the lowest regular
rates for similar grades of goods iu the iiivlropolitaii markets abroad.
To a full examination of prlces-we would invite the attention of onr customrrs, and more particularly those (contemplating a residence Ijere. assuring them that any information
which we can give, will be cheerfully given : knowing as we
do that if folly understood fill would avail themselves of the
advantage* offered—«htch may be better ondcrxtiwtl bynaming the same as follows : No rents, nn insurance, lo«
freight*, small expenses, tus compared with most towns>
cash purchases, best markets, perfect familiarity wj(i) «n<!
long exjierience in tin's kind of business, enabling us t>i know'
just where to go to purChaae different classes Of goofls |o the
best possible aifvantage.
partlcu
icuIsrtJ
who read may. kaow t
idvanUL . . .
will prt e to the most casual oLsen-cr that we can endorse every statement made In our cofumn.
Onr stock of Dry tJoodrf Is fery complete,''bought ,low. of
the most approved styles and msln-K tomp»i»f»g dre»»
goods inDvLnius. Chailier, Ali»accas, Sa.\ony Plaidfc l*riat>,
Black Silks, Wool Del^iihes, figured anil plain black and
white I'jilds, Swiss Muslins, Chambreys, Ginghams,^c., Ac.

DOMESTICS'
ja.n'ul-j
Bought at reduced rates ; Double and Twist Caita'merc*.
Black and Eancy Casimeres, French Hummor Caa*in«rf',
York Mills Cottonades, plain and fancy, Wilttenton Haids,
Nankunetts, Kentucky Jeans, TweeJs, Mixtures, Denims,
Checks Apron and Miners, Ticks, Shirting Print*. -Drills,
Cotton FlannelvWool Flannels, llrown Cottons, Bleached
Cottugs, Bags, Ac., Ac.
CLOTHING.
Gents ilnesilkJined Black Cloth Coat.*, very superior quality, fine Black Casaimcrc Pants, Fancy Casimore Coats, Pants.
and Vests, Summer Coots. Cottonsde Pants and Goats. .
Under-clothing, a full line Gents and Ladies,~ Over Shirts
and AUs, Oil Butts, India Rubber Costs, Wobl, Union and
the aeemlngly high prices of goods; the fscU are, that '
Cottqu Socks In variety, Collars, a large assortment; Cravats,
we now compelled to go into the market and purchase,
well
fssorted. T r u n k s Travelling Bags. Valises,- Hunting
rates or sale coulil not bo less than 10 to 15 per c e n t
than we are now able to offtr onr Stock lor—which is a »•». Bags. Umbrellcs, I t R. Satchels, some very good, Ac* A.o.
Ing of no miner importance to this rapldlv growing commu|
LADIES' WEAK.
nity ata time r h e n every dotlar Is so much needed.
Glcvos.silk, lisle and leather. Hose, black, white, slatebrown and i l u e . Cotton, anion, merino and cashmere, .Belts. •
assorted; Magic Ruffling, Tone tfimming, full l i n e ; Fl?unc,
We have ad^ed to onr stock the-article of Straw and Hay ings, Swiss • cambric and linen ; slso, Edgings in thread,
Cutting Boxes, of best make. Also Straw Knives.
cotton, smyrla, cambric, swlss and silk ; Cotton Wish Trim
The '• Newhouse Oneida Community Trap," In Rat. Fox. raings, colored and white, very pretty ; colored and white
Beaver, ptter. Ac., all bought of Manufacturer* Agent*.
Stays ; colored and white " S k i r t Supporters." best make ;
The •• American Watch-Co." Watches are now sold
Crinoline, anicc assortment; Ladies Drawers and Vests ;
•squall
Wrought Collars, in linen, cambric, jiad m u s l i n ; Crotchet
Braids : marking cotton
hem stitched liaritfktrchcif* ;
lain linen h . n d k e n hH<fc : dress patterns, assorted :Vveil
and at New York Retail priros, for tho accommodation of
nrage and tissue ; Mte veils; iatdies knit s k i n s } ballmoral
those who want reliablo time keepers,vby
skirts, nicely assorted, summer styles ; Broche shawls;
HANNAH, LAY 4 CO.
atclla, delaine and wool shawls ; sloaka ; ; ladies embroidered setts, low price and choice ; wash b l o n d ; blnck lace,
Bguered ; French j a c o n e t ; soft caJhbrlcs,' for ladies; uiarSontigs, Jackets,Garltinldi's, and Spanish WaUts. Chndrens silles ; India cloth, Ac., Ac.
Hoods, Jackets, Infantees. Scarfs, Comforts, Ac., Ac., a large
BOOTS AND SHOES.
"Oh ! Carry me back " to the days of

TIN-WARE!

We are prepared to (Urnlah on short noticc anything in
this line of the best workmanship and quality—and we pledge
1
ourselves to place tlie
„ they vcan«„ ,he bought
anywhere, or the same quality of work and stock.
O U I t S T O C K OF, C H O P P t N G A X E S ,
Nails. Chains, Spring Steel for Sleigh Shoes : and Lumber's Moccasins, is rei'Iete; and will be sold at a small advance " to the trade."

NOTWITHSTANDING

R E T A I L .

A d v a n c e above Cost,

E

Ladies Wool Hoods,

S P I N N I N G W H E E L S .
Any such petition can be answered by calling on
HANNAH. CAY 4 CO.
For novelties In

glove kid congress n i t e r s ; lasting.congress ; side lace an>>
heeled gaiteA ; kid buskins arid slips : carpet and plush
slips ; childs copper tip shoes ; goat ballmohtls: ; .lastIog
booU and caoks ; misses boots, fait assortment; boys shoes,
The Times scolds at the " Abolition" popers for exassorted
; boya boots ; childs boots, nice assortment, fn
MARRIED,
anything in that line, pleaso call at the general the above good* wc c*n offer inducement*.
ttlting ovor tho roceiit Union victories.
I t feels very ! October 11.1863; b y Rev. Lcroy TVarfin, at the hou*c
depot of
HANNAH.ILAY £ CO.
STOVE8 AND HOLLOW WARE.
b a d a b o u t it, ond so d o Morgan's men In Camp Douglas, tha bride'* Father, Mr. WILSON T. Pa** to Miss MAKY
Stirss, all of Whitewater: '
Forest oak, Minnesota, Yankee Doodle; Altloni Senator
tad so does every miserable traitor in tbo country.
Compeer, Volunteer. Orator,- Sovereign, combination brick
Ladles Cassimorc B a l l m o r a l Boots,
DIED,
oven reservoir top and warming closet. Combination Plain,
T h e name of Broitjjb, the successful candidate'for GovOf lung fover, at Elk Rapids on Friday October 16th. Soi.o- For snowy weather. Shall soon have an assortment of them. Imperial Brick liven, Imperlkl Plain Oven, Comet, Prise
M
O
N
CASE,
E»q„
JnBge
of
Probate,
aged
C4
,
;;•(
•
Premium,
Contest, Lark, Cooking Stoves.
ernor of Ohio, is pronounced bruff.
T h e copperheads
In parlor and box stoves; Troy Box, Genu Peerless, Rival,
A nice assortment of best'makes and fashionable desli
will see, therefore, t h a t i t rhymes with tofagh. rough, and
ocket, Idahoe, Casket, Now Plate Stoveri Double poor P j s j e
Ballmoral Hose for Ladies and Children ; Ilallmoral s
UNITED STATES INTERNAL BETENUE. •
1
and
Parlor
0ook Stoves, with addition* ss occasion tdemasdr.
edOUgh.
:!)h» '•>!-*>-.<-J :„ ;
for Ladies, Misses nnd Children.
OFFICE OFCOLLfeCTOR OP tXTEflNAL BttVBHOE.
Kettles, all Bile#, fh>m 4 80 gallons ; Bake kettles,-P«ts,
A ni*w feature in the mariilit, of which wo have a full assortFofRTU DlSTHlCT OF MlCBlOAM,
Ac., Ac.
I
, -, i; , j uu.atn
ment, is GenU and Ladies! Machine hemmed
GRAND RAPIDS September 16th, lfif.3.
ArPorxTMKvr.—Newton Edmunds, o f D a c o t a h , formGROCEItlE.S.
" V T O T I C E IS HEREBY. GIVES, TO ALU .WHOM l'.
erly of Michigan, brother to Commissioner Edmunds, X I may concern, that the Assoftsor'a Annual Assessment
All ready for the pocket.
Mrt for 1863, nndcr the act of Congress entitled " An act to
h a s baeo,appointed, Governor of tho Territory.
Spices In'raw and grturid ninWrial, of best rrades.
provide internal revenue to support the Government,
T H K S T A T E OF' T H K M A R K E T
TOBACCG.—Plug, flue cut, smoking, tdrkish. Up-top OW
pay interest on the public debt," and acts amendatory there- Cor nearly all kinds of merchandize and has been for the
i •
T h e W a r l a Yirgfcriftf j
to, for the Fourth Collection District of Michigan, has been past thirty days. MUCH EXCITED, and most kinds of goods Virginia lump.
I DYES.—Indigo, madder, extraftr^ogwood, eadbar, lilac
received at this otDce.
UEAIXJUAHTERS AJLHY OFTHR P o t o i u c >
have
advanced
considerably;
especially
for
two
weeks
vitriol, csmta'ood, copperas, cochineal.i
.>
All persons iu the Counties of Leelanaw, Grand Traverse,
1
has
this
sfate
o
f
t
h
i
n
g
s
been
more
than
usually
noticw.»,
FOR THE TABLED—Preserved'pcarthe^, cherriei>, plunu.
October 15, 1863.
\
Kalcasca, Antrim, Manitoo, Emmet and Cheboygan, who are
and
with
an
unjVreccdent«(d
demand
and
an
unusually
limitquinces,
c
o
r
r
e
n
^
gooseberries,
raspHprry,
enrrest,
graile
T h e following General O r d e r .w#s published to J a y assessed in said list, and liable to pay-.itax . on . Income)
ed snpplv, coiipled with the fact of the Government lust
T h o M a j o r General commanding, announces to the Ucensc*, Carriages, Billiard Tables and Silver Plate, are re- coming forward lo make their requisitions fur the use o:
fenny of the P o t o m a c that the rear guard consisting of quired to pay tbo same, at tho ofllcc of A- W. Bacon,' Depnty immense armies, tho result haa been to canse an Increased
HABDWABE.
Collector, at Traversa City, on or before tho 1st day of Dethe 2d corns, wAs attacked yesterday while marching, cember n e x t
flxmnoa* which necessarily must continue until winter (now
so soon at band) acts in.
Nail* from 2'a t o 60's,!as low as ean be bought eltwwfaeVc ;
by the flank of t h e enemy, which, after a spirited conIn default of which payment within said time, a penalty of
iron, a fell assortment; glass, all sizes ; axes, broad,'narrow
Ave per centum will be added to the tax on Incomes, and ten
and boy's ; bant door binges sad pollers; cable and trace
per eentum V) the tax on all other enumerations, as providchains,-traps, table and pockct cutlery, a full l i a e ; ilOor
ed bylaw. •
JUjort
OUR LATEST ADVICES show a still larger advance in trimmlffgs, complete stock ; carriscc ; bolts psd, chest, till, .
All taxes most bo paid in lawfuL money lof the United
trunk, bo.t, and door Ideks, assorteif; carpenters tools, a mil
all classes of Merchandize.
of the oCBcere and soldiers of the 2
;States.
line : ihoemakars' Wob and findings, goOfl assortment ;
HANNAH, LAY A CO.
h i g h commendation.
••
A. B. TURNER,
steelyards, balances, fiat lron^ grab hooka,, scythes sad
(*Mw.) i |
j Collector of Jutcrnal Revenu>
T h e guns captoredf four of which are United £ t a t e s
regulation three-inch, and one Blakely gun, were exhibit.,
FARMERS TOOLS.—Shovels, spades, boits, potato hooks,
STRAY COW AND CALF.
forks, 2, 3, and 4 tlned ; manure forks, (Scbriffle hoc*.' garden
e d h e r e to day. T h e prisoners were mottlv N o r t h , 0 i t and hay rakes, pounders, cow m K & c y t h e snaths and scythes,
T R A Y E D FROM THE "PREMISES OF THE SUHWe arc now in receipt of our
olinians, about 50 of whom have expreased the desire to
p a i n and children* cptale*','piaster,'lime. Riddle's F s a a l n g
•aqriber.lp
Traverse
Township,
un
tho
24th
of
September
t a k e t h e oath of allegiance. Onr casualties yesterday
Mills. lumWr wagon*, light wagop*. wagd'n aeaU, whlfflct/ee*.
l a s t a LIGHT RED COW nrid spotted red and white heifer
wore small. A considerable numiwr of rebel dead and calf. The cow is six years old and the calf six , months old.
wounded fisll i n t o onr haods, the f i t t e r n^t being, includ- The cpw had on a large cast brass bell, and the calf a small whWh is more thau usually complete, and purchased with
eclal reference to the wants of this community. Our purbelt. Any taformtttion Which may lead to' their'recovery
e d in the foregoiqg aggregate of prfcboej*.
ases were made for
icketa, chain pumjA, cistern putnyc. Ac.
T h e march from onr late to the present position, -was will be thankfully received and suitably rewarded.
ORA E. CLARK;
MEDICINES.
aocomplishcd in the most perfect order, and w i t h o u t
Traverse O c t ^ 1863.
<3-2^«
Ayers, Jaynes, Wln*low'a, Sawyer s Thompson's, 1 Sarganv's
tho loss of wagons o r other property.
Davis'. Kennedy's; etc.,, patent mediefnes ; as also nllls,
T b e e o ^ n y was held iu cheok at e*ery point" where
B R A N D R B T i r S P I L L S , New style.
ointments, oils, essences and extracts in variety.
t h e y attempted a surprise o r attaek,
i « t ' j r . . . : , . • ] ••
' ' BRAVDRCTH-P P A L S , NEtV* STYLE.
HARNESSES.
T h e force that attacked Geueral W a r r e n was a porAre infallible' for fcostl rehein, spasms, loss elf i'ppcti te.'sick
Single and double."heavy and. light harr.csse*, men's and
headache, giddiness, sense of bloating after meals, dizzlnes*,; e shall hold ont especial inducements, and nvite a call a side saddles, bri'Ues, halters, girths, iMrtingall*. extra togs,
state thoy h a d marohedrrooi. H a n o v e r C o u r t House, drowsiness, and oratnplng'pains, and all disorders of the stostraps, Ac., Ac.
>on as our entire stock arrives.
near Richmond, since Saturday last.
LEATHER.
!
HANNAH, LAY A CO.
mach and bowels.
. |
N m r Y o a s , Octobcr 6.—Top
Y o r k H m e s roeTraverse City, October s . 1863.
ONE OF MANY CASES..
i
, .dt».Hi£lf
' cial s a y s : T h e surplus baggage of t h e A r m y of t h e Popegs, nails, ki
^
^
O
r
l
g
l
n
a
l
letter
at
t
M
Canal
Street,
New
York
:
tomac has be?n removed to t h o r e a r , apd toe. army is
Y A N K E E NOTIONS.
J . L C. COOK, publiaher of the State Banner, Bennington,
Stripping for a f i g h t Meade's position ^ W t t r d a y morni n g was on t h e north bank of t h e ' Rappahannock; T E i V t , says: he waa attacked with DYSPEPSIA, and suffered so
Read tie universal .'Inrtcrr to tki$ illation.
severely from it, that not a particle of food could be swallowr i g h t flankjestiug o n t h e eastern slope o f B n l l
BECACRE
m o u n t a i i t Since then, however, ho' has falten back t o ed without occasioning the most uncomfortable sensation in
,
^
It imparts n natnral black or bravn.
childs I
bla stomach. For five yaars ho Suffered from -thla dreadful
t h e neighborhood of M a n a s a s P l a i d s . ;
It docs not crisp o r born the Hail.
aasorted, toy watches.'
Leo> S i q e artny f o n » h a s « r « £ d the ' R a p p a h a ^ complaint, when he used BRANDRKTH-S PILL6. Tbo first
It does not w i l the fairest skin.
. ,fl
STATIONERY.
;
nock, itid was yesterday nresslng ohr ir&tk'" ' A T>ittle box did hot seem to benefit him ranch, but the second proIt is applied io ten mlnntes.
Letter, note, legal and cap pajwrs. envelopes.. a
this morning is considered imminent,
p u r trains last duced a change, and by the time he had taken six boxes, a
pencils, pens, Ink, black and red. staling wax.
n i g h t were all n t Centre ville.
COMPLETE CURE was etfoeted. lie says : - My dyspepsia
The
Man
of
Taste
approves
it.
1
BOOKS.
LATZB, 1L n. m.—Rumora are rife t h a t a general eo- was gone, and iny experience of an early death vanished.'
Those who valine Silken llail use it.
Sander's, McGuffv's Davi# Mhche.T* sad Clark's series of
> « M n t began a t daylight this morning, op t h e old
ASK FOR SEW STYLE.
The l i l i e s everywhere prefer i t
school books, childs and adults miscellaneous books, blank
. _B Biifl battle ground.
,
' '
ASK.FOR. NEW STYLE.
books, copy books, song and mpjlc books, some for schools.
Those to whom tilqels valuable ]: atronixe i t
T h o command of tho A r m y of t h e P o t o m a c , of course,
Princjpal Djfoe, S o 291 Canal S t ; New York. For sale
TIN WARE.
Msnofactcred by 3. CBISTADC^RO. G Astois House, N e n
is fatal. General Meade, in hi* torn, h n s b e e n compeU; by all respectable dealer* In medioines.
Our tin shop Is In A No. 1 ninniHg order ami all work
York. Soid everywhere, IndjpfUicd by all llair Dressers.
ad t b give place t o some o t h e r man. H i s removal from
guaranteed.
Price SI, JfrfSo. i s j $3^ptrbox. according u> size.
command seems to h a r e been determined on. H i s s n o
FURNITURE.
ccssor is said to be M a j o r General Dan. E . Sickles.
itadoro's Iliiir P r e s o p r a t i r e .
A good assortment con*tsn\Iy on hsnd—at fsir prices.
L- invhlaable with his Dye. as it imparts t l « utmost softW ASHIXOTOH, O t t 15.—The Washlrjgtoo special 1 t o hand ; and Framing timber. Joists and Scantling sawed from
We Bnd it impossible tohardly commence an enumeratira
(he W o r l d a a w ; : I t isge«ierally b e H e y e f t ^ t our a r m y twenty to thirty feet i a lauftb. and for sale at the Mills of ness, the {jjost beautiful gloss, and great vita:ity f> tlie Hair.
the subscriber"
T)
of our stock In so small a space, and for a n r additional f a r Will take up, for tho time being, a position with 1 its cettPrice, S0 e w y , ?1, a a d ^ 2 per bottle, accoiiliss siae.
it M
r n i l tto
n
*
] ticnlars please call
oil «orr isend
_
^
W. BBYANT.
I5
t m nwtinc on th« O r t u m and A k r u d r l a railratiL a t

Cook and Parlor Stoves

Ballmoral Skirts,

Linen. P o c k e t H a n d k e r c h i e f s ,

VERY LATEST.

S

TO T H E PUBLIC AT LARGE.
F^all S t o c k 'of jV£erohaiidls©
C A S H

mmasm

A L O : W B

.TOJ3BING T R A D E

mr is CIEISTAMEOS' pur. tre WHIUB?

. Impure Air—Carbonic Acid,
The Lord fee praised, miss, it growed up in ma Gire
TO T H E LADIES OP AMERICA I !
Among the poisonous gases which infest oar at- me a bit of suo'shina, a clean floor, plenty of work, and LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS.
For a Medicine'that will cure
mosphere, carbonic acid deserves special consideration. a bit and sup at the right time, aud I'm made. That LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS.
COUGHS,
The principal result of all rctpiratiou and combustion, makes me laugh aiid sing. And then, if deep troubles LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS,
iNFi»mffrzAi
H exists in minate quantities everywhere, bat when it come, why, God helpin' roe, III try to keep my heart up. LYON* PERIODICAL DROPS,
accumulates to the extent of ooe or two per cent., it se- 8ure it would be a sad thing if Patrick McGrue should
TICKLING tu tbe THROAT,
riously compromises health. I have seen the last half take it into his bend to axe me, bat tbe lxird willin' I'd
".ca WHOOPjUJG COUGH,
of an eloquent sermou entirely lost upon the congrega- try to bear up undor i t
Or relieve CONSUMTIVE COUGH,
THE GREAT PAMILY REMEDY !
tion ; carbonic scid had so accumulated that it operated
Tbe last speech upset my grarity.—The tost of looking
THE GREAT FAMILY REMEDY
as quick as
;
like a dose of opium. No peroration codld arouse them. upon a lover as an offiictioo was so droll. But she was
THE GREAT FAMILY RBMEDY
Nothing bat open windows could start life's currents.— evidently sincere, having the example of her sister's husTHE GREAT FAMILY REMEDY !
In lectures before lyceums I often have a quarrel with band and ber drunken brother.
COUGH BALSAM.
the managers about ventilation. There 'is even among
OVER FIVE THOUSAND BOTTLES
The Rum-Seller'* Advertisement.
the intelligent, a strange indifference to the subject.
LYO.VS PERIODICAL DROPS
Friends and neighbors—having just opened a largo LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS
have been sold in its native town, and not a *lng!e instance
The following fact graphically illustrates the inflnence
room for tbe sale of liquid fire, 1 take this early op
of Its failure is known.
of the carbonic acid on the human life :
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS
A young Frenchman, M. Deal, finding bis hopes of tunity of informing you that on Saturday next I
. We hakcv in our possession, any quantity «f certificates,
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS
catting? a figure in tbo world rather dubious,' resolved to commence the busiocss of making drunkards, paupers,
some of them from
and
beggars,
for
the
sober,
industrious
and
respectable
commit suicide; but that he might not leave the world
EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
,
ARE BETTER THAN PILL8 wbo hare used ilia their practice, and gived it the preemiwithout producing a seusation and fiourishingvin the portion of the community to support
I shall deal in " familiar spirits'/ winch will incite men
ARE BETTER THAN PILLI. nence overany other compound.
news paocrs, be resolved to kill himself with casbonic
ARE BETTER THAN PILLS 1
o'cid. Bo, shutting himself up in a close room, he ^suc- to deeds of riot, robbery, and bloodshed; and by so doI t iloea n o t d r y u p a C O U G H ,
oeeded in his purpose, leaving to the world the follow- ing diminish the comforts, angment expeuscs, aud enARE BETTER THAN PILLS t but loosens H, so aa to enable the patient to expectorate freeing accounts, which were found near hi& dead body the danger the welfare of the whole community.
ly.
..
•• •
.
I will undertake, at short notice, and for a reasonable
next morning;
TWO
OR
THREE DOSES WILL INVARIABLY CURE
" I hare thought it useful, in the interests of science, sum, and with the greatest cxpe<fition, to prepare vic- Lyon's Periodical Drops arc
TICKLING IN THE THROAT.
to make known tbo effects of charcoal upon man. I place tims for tbe Ayslum the Poor-nouse, the Prisotu and THE ONLY FLUID PREPARATION
A HALF Bottle has often completely cured tbemoat
,
THE ONLY FLUID PREPARATION
• lamp, a candle and a watch upon my table, and com- the Gallows.
STUBBORN COUGH;
I will furnish an article that will increase the amount
THE ONLY FLUID PREPARATION
mence the ceremony.
and yet, though it is so sure and speedy in its operation, it is- ;
THE ONLY FLUID PREPARATION
" It is a quarter past ten. I have lighted the stove ; of fatal accidents, multiply the Dumber of distressing disperfectly harmless, being purely vegetable.- It is very agreeeases in the land, and render those that are companitvcthe charcoal burns feebly.
able to the tsste, and may be administered to children of
—r.r.
" Twenty minutes past fen. The pulse is calm, and ly harmless, incurable.
ever brought before the public, and a* a diuretic and specific any age.
I will deal iu drugs that will deprive some of life, some Xor irregularities, challenges the world to prod ace an equal; In caaea of CROUP we will guarantee a cure, if taken in
beats at its usual rate.
*' Thirty minutes past t£n. A thick vapor graduafly of reason, most of property, and all of peace: which will they are, la tbe most obstinate case*,
No
Family
should
be
without
i
t
.
fills the room; the candle is nearly extinguished; I betin cause fathers to befiends—wiveswidows—children orIt Is within the reach «f all, the price being
to feel a violent headache; my eyesfillwith tears; I feel phans—and all mendicants.
ONLY <U CENTS.
I will cause tbe rising generation to grow up in ignoa general sense of discomfort ; the pulse it agitated
RELIABLE, AND SURE TO DO GOOD !
And if aa investment and thorough trial doea net " back
" Forty minutes post ten. My candle has gone out; rance, and prove a burden and nuisance to the nation.
RELIABLE, AND SURE TO DO GOOD 1 ap" the above statement, the money will be refunded. We
I will corrput tbe ministers of the church, stop the
the lamp still burns; tho veins at my templen throb as
RELIABLE, AND SURE TO DO GOOD 1
if they would burst; I feel very sleepy; I suffer horribly progress of the gospel, defile the purity of the church,
and causo temporal, spiritual, ana enternal death; and if
RELIABLE, AND SURE TO DO GOOD 1 D9 not waste away with Coughlng,^wbea so small an inin the stomach; my pulse is at eighty.
vestment will cure you. It may be bsd of sny respectable
" Fifty minutes past ten; l am almost stifled; strange any person should be so impertinent as to ask why I have
Druggist in town, who will furnish you with a circular of genideas assail me . • I can scarcely b r e a t h e — — I the audacity to bring such accnmuleted mysery upon a AND CANNOT DO HARM,
uine certificates of cures it has made.
comparitively
happy
people,
myOionest
reply
is—money
shall not -go far
there are symptoms of madC. G.CLARK,
AND
CANNOT
DO
HARM,
is my object
ness——
WSoixsALS DatroeaBi'viH
NEW HAVEN, CONK,
" Eleven o'clock.—I can'scarcely write. My sight is I bare license, and if I do not bring these evils upon AND CANNOT DO HARM,
Pittytirtai'.
troubled. My lamp is going out I did cot think it you somebody else will. I lire in a land of liberty, and AND CANNOT DO HARM,
For sale by Druggists io city, country, and everywhere.
will do as I please. I hare purchased the right to dewould be such agony to die Ten——»"
v f or aak at Wholesale, by .
molish
characters,
destroy
the
health,
shorten
the
lives
Here followed some quite illegible characters. Life
D. a.
u.
8. BARNES aAwCO..
. , P New York.
I F THE DIRECTIONS ARE ADHERED TO 1
O. C. GOODWIN A CO.,
,
had ebbed. The following morning bo was found on the and ruin the souls of there who choose to honor me with
FARRAND, SHEELEY ACO^betroiL
A CO,,
their custom.
floor.
I F THE DIRECTIONS ARE ADHERED TO !
I pledge myself to do all I havo herein promised—
The steamer Londonderry loft Liverpool for Sligo,
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
IF THE DIRECTIONS ARE ADHERED TO 1
Friday, December 2d, 1848, with two hundred passon- Those who wish any of<the evils-above specified brought
STATE OF MICHIGAN, | i
IF THE DIRECTIONS ARE ADHERED TO !
rs. mostly emigrants. A storm soon came on. . The upon themsel7es or their dearest friends, are requested
GRAND TBAVKRSU COCXTT. ) " •
•ptain ordered the passengers into the steerage cabin, to meet me at rar bar, where I will, for a few cents,
In the matter of the estste of William Rankin: late or
Grand Traverse County, deceased.
.
»'
•
which was eighteen feet long, eleven wide and seven furnish them with tbe certain means of doing all I pro- SAFE AT ALL TIME8 !
TVTOTICE IS HBRKBY GIVEN THAT BY VIRTUE OF
high. The hatches were closfed, and a tarpaulin fasten- mise in this advertisement.
i.1 a licence to me granted by the Probate Court of tho
SAFE AT ALL TIMES !
over this ooly entrance to the cabin.
County of Grand Traverse, I ahaH expose for sale and «ell at
Thanksgiving
Proclamation.
The poor creatures were condemned to breathe the
SAFE AT ALL TIMES !
public auction, at the front door of the Clerks office, It*, the
same air over and over agaia Then followed a dread- By tkt Pretidenl of the United Statu of .America. SAFE AT ALL TIMES I
village of Blk Raplda and County of Antrfm, on Tuesday, the
20th day of October next, at ten o'clock, A. M., all the right,
ful scene. The groani of the dying tha purses aud shrieks
title and intereat of aaid deceased. In and to tbe following
of tboee not yet in the agonies of oeaUi, must have been
pieces or parcels'of land lying and being Ju the .
The year that is drawing towards its close has been exccpt when expressly forbidden la tbe directions wblcb are described
inconceivably horrible. The struggling mass at length
County of Antrim, and State of Michigan, aad known and
bunt open tne hatches, and the mate was called to gate filled with the bleaang^ of fruitful fiolds and healthfu wrapped aroand each bottle, and have the wrltwn ii go stare described as follows, to wit:
'
Tbe north west quarter of the south east quarter, the sonth
. i at tho fearful spectacle.
Seventy .two
already dead, skies. To these bounties wliich are so constaantly en- of DB. JNO. L. LYON upon them.
.
. - were
UMJnfcdjrqL—
half of the north east quarter and the north east quarter of
many were dying, their bodies convulsed, the blood joyed that we are prone to forget the source from which
the north east qairter Of section 6-township twenty-seven
they come, others have been added which are of so exstartiug from tBeir nostrils, eyes and ears.
north of Rsnge eight we*L
It does not appear that the Captain designed to suf- traordinary a nature that they cannot fail to penetrate
NONE OTHERS ARE GENUINE ! The west half or the north west qnarter of seetion five
focato his passe tigers, but that be was simply iguoraot andaoften oven the heart which is habitually insensible
twenty-seven north of range eight west
NONE OTHERS'ARE GENUINE I township
The north half of the north west quarter, the north east
of the fact that aitvNhich has passed to mid fro in the to tbe ever watchful P.-ovidence of Almighty God.—
NONE OTHERS ARE GENUINE I quarter of tbe south eaat qnarter of section twenty-five
In the midst of a civil war of unequalled magnitude,
lungs becomes a deadly poisou.
twenty-sight north of range nlae.wesL
NONE OTHERS ARE GENUINE I township
Tbe victims of tho Black Hole in Calcutta and of the which has sometimes seomed to invite and provoke the
Lot No. two of section eleven township twenty-eight north
steamer Londonderry, with thousands of other instances aggressions of foreign States, peace has been preserved
of range nine went; the sooth west quarter of the north
west qnarter of section twelve township twenty-eight north
in which immediate death has resultod from carbonic with all.nationa order b*is been maintained, tho laws
of
range
ulna
west; Lot No. one of section twenty-two ;
add are terrible examples in the histoiy of human suffer- have been reelected and obeyed, and harmony has pre- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
tbe south east quarter of the north east quarter of section
ing; but theso cues are as nothing compared with those vailed everywhere except in the the theatre of military BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS I
twenty-one, and lot No. four of sectionfifteentownship twenof the millions who uightly sleep in uuventilated rooms, conflict, while that theatre has been greatly contracted HEW ARK OF COUNTERFEITS 1
ty-nine
north
of
range nine west
. .
from which they escape with life but not withoat serious by the advancing armies and navies of tbo Union; The
(J7-«w.)
C. H. MARSH. Administrator.
injury. Aa a medical man, I have visited thousands of needful diversion'of wealth of strength from the fields of BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS !
The above ssle la postponed until October 27th, 1863, at
the same hour and place.
«ck persons, and havo not found ode hundred of them peaceful industry to tbe National defense, have not
C.H. MARSH.
in pure atmosphere. I have often retained from church arrested the plow, the shutile or tho ship. The axe has
Administrator.
seriously doubting whether I had not committed a (in in enlarged the borders of our settlements, und the mines, They cure all those ills to whfeh the female aj-stem is subject Traverse-C.ity, Oct 12th,,18C3.
cxpoaing myself to this poisonous air. There are in onr as well of iron and coal as tbe precious metals, have ed with diipstch sad a degree of certainty which nothing bat
yielded
even
more
abundantly
than
heretofore.
Populas
scientifically,
compounded
flaid
preparation
coald
reach.
great cities churches costing'fiftj- thousand dollars, in
the construction of which not fifty dollars wore expend- tion has steadily increased, notwithstanding tho waste
CHAIN OP NATIONAL
ed la providing means for ventilation. Ten thousand that has been made in the camp, the siege, and tbe batMERCANTILE COLLEGES.
for ornament, but not ten dollars for pure air 1 Parlors tle-field, and tbe country, rojo';cio£ in the consciousness USE NO OTHER !
with furnace heat and a number of gas burners, (each of of augmented strength and vigor, is permitted to cxpoct USE NO OTHER 1
1
a
continuance
of
years,
with
a
large
lucreasoof
freedom.
which consumes as much oxygon as several men) are
USE NO OTHER 1
.
made as clow as possible, and a party of ladies and gen- No human counsel bath devised, nor hath any mortal U8E NO OTHER !
Hich., Merrill Block,
tlemen spend hair the Bight io the most impure air 1 band worked these great things. The/ are tbe gracious
C o r n e r o f W o o d w o r l Sf J e f l e r n o n A v e a u e s .
fts of tbe Mod High God who, while dealing with us
ever attempted to breathe. If the lavs which emanated
HIS INSTITUTION FORMS ONE OF TWELVE COLanger for our sins, hath nevertheless remembered For my drops stand before the world as the ne piss ultra of
from such an atmosphere were good. H is a remarkablo
leges located ia the following cltiea;—Detroit, New
instance of tho mental aud moral rising above a deprav- merer.
all remedies, for the kure of all diseases of tbe kidneys and York, Philadelphia, Albany, Baffhlo, Cleveland,Chicago, St.
It has seemed to me fit and proper that they should b£ bladder, Lcueoresh, Prolapsus, and the mild, bat positive Louis,
ed physical. .Our school houses are, tome of them, so
Brooklyn. Troy, Portland and .Toronto.
A person holding a scholarship can attead either at Ufa
vile ID this respect that I would prefer to bare my son aolomnly. reverently and gratefully acknowledged as with correction of all irregularitlea.
remain iu utter ignorance of books, rather than breotbc, one heart and voice by the whole American people. I
Option.
during six hours of every day, so poisoooas an atmos- do therefore invite my fellow citixons in every part of
phere. Theatres and concert rooms ore so foul that on- the United States, as also those who are at sea and those
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON J . Students to enter at any time. Average time to complete
who are #ojon ruing in fonsgu lands to set apart and obly reckless people can continue to visit themDO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON I the course, three month*.
Hfro the last Thursday of November next as a day of
A knowledge of the ordinary English brsncheslssnflteient
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON 1 preparatory
Thanksgiring and Prayer to our benefactor, who dwellto enterlag opoo the course of stady.
What are you singing for flsaid I l o Mary Malonv. eth in the Heavens, and I recommend to tbem that while
. J. H. GOLDSMITH, Resident Principal at Detroit.
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON !
J. F. SPALDINO, Aaslrtant
• Oh I I don t know, ma'am, without my heart feels offering up the ascriptions justly due to him for such sinThe
most
thorough,
practical and truly popular Colleges
gular deliverance* and blessings, they do, also, with humAmerica. Over six tbonssnd students have entered slsc e
Happy are you, Mart Malony? Let me see, you do ble penitence for our National pervcrseness and disobedi- by those who have other prepsratioas, which they desire to in
their establishment, which is the best evldeaes of their
not own a foot of land in tho world.
ence, commend to his tender care all those who have ber palm off opon the strength of the popularity of my Drops, farOr with the pabllc.
,
Foot of land, is it t she cried with a hearty Irish como widows, orphan* or sufferers in the lamentable ci- aad whoreceommendtheir own nostrums, thns appropriat- For further information please call at College B«oais,or
Jaagh. Oh I what a hand re be for joking ! Why, I vil strife in which wo are unavoidably engaged and fer- ing to themselves the constaat demand for my Periodical send for a new Cataloguc-of 80 pages. For specimens of
Penmanship,
inclose
letter
stamp.
Address,
Drops,
sa
a
medium
for
aelliitg
something
that
is
worthless
•haven't 4 penny, let «lono the land.
vently implore the interposition of tbo Almighty Hand
BRYANT A STRATTON. at either of the above OMIea.
Your mother is dead ?
to heal the wounds of the nation, and to restore us as and Ineffleieat But when the Draggist you apply to has not (Cutthiaoutfor future reference.),
lMy
God rest her soul, yes, replied Mary Malony, with a soon as may bo'cotosistent with the Dirine purposes, to got them, eithec make him buy tbem foryoa, or else enclase
touch of genuine pathos. May the angels make her bed the fall enjoyment of peace, harmony, tranquillity and one Dollar to the nearest geaeral wholesale agent' who will
in heaven. ;
return you a bottle by return Express.
Union. \
AKD
Your brother is still a hard ease* I suppose.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set my hand
Ah ! yon may well say that It'a nothing but drink, and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed— You will thus save yourselves trouble and obtain relief
drink, and beating his poor wife, that'she is, the poor" Done at the City of Washington on this day. the third from the greatest Female Regulator of the Nineteenth Cencreature.
j
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day of October, in tho year of our Lord eighteen hundred tury.
ALBERT~W. BACON,
You have to J»y your sister'a board?
ana sixty three, and of tho independence of the United
Over 25£00 Bottles of this medicine hare been sold within
Sure, the creature, and she's a gooa little girl is Hin- States tho eighty eighth.
the
last
fix
months,
and
every
Lady
that
has
used
them, but
ner, willing to do whatever I axes ber; I don't grudge
Signed.
A LJXCOLS.
for the natare of the cure, would furnish us with her sworn
the momey that goes for that
By the Prestdcnt :
certificate of their efficacy. It takes but one Dollar to make
You haven't many fashionable dresses cither, Mary
W*. H. SEWARD, Secretary ofState.
the experiment and I appeal to those of your sex who are Ami Let* with oar without D w e l l i a p i a Elk Ra-Malony.
,
, . I
, pida* the County Seat of Antrim County.
Fashionable, is it t * Oh ! yes, I pot a piece of whale- MORS Lxm—Subdue tbe lust for immense riches.— suBkriag—will you waste away when a single Dollar will
The above mentioned laoda are located in Antrim, TrarelicC
bone in my skirt and me calico gown looks as big as the If you have fifty acres and bora to have more, annex the give you instant
}•
Leelanau, and Kan Hon Counties. Are among the
great ladies. But then ye say trie, t harent but two fifty that lie beneath those you now own, and jain your Prepared solely by i>r. JKO. L. LYON, Practicing Physi- verse,
earliest and best selections withreferenceto eofl, water, sergowns to my back, two shoeetame fact, and one bon- title by a sub-soil plow. Own deep, thus by agriculture,
face aud markets. They embrace farm lag laiils; village
cian.
ulles. water power* urith or srithoul improvement, .and the
net to tne head, barfing the old hood that yon garo to not wide by scratch culture.
Price %l per bottle, i
choicest localities for Propeller sod Steamer wooding 1'
me.
tlons. or. woodfamishingstations for Chicago njarkeL .
C. G. CLARK A CO..
You haren't any lorer, Mary ?
She who can compose a cross baby is greater than she
be-great Lake thoroughfare, accesaable to markets Eaat
WBOLXSALB DarooiSTs,
Oh 1 be off wid ye I—KctchMary Malony getting a who (omposes books.
or "'est. Can be had In onantitles to salt jmrehasere, and
New Haven, Conn. at prlcos nuking it an otyact iu preference ur buying back
lorer in theso days, when the hard times is come. No,General
Agents
for
United
States
aud
Caaadas.
fro*
settlement
no. thank Heaven. I aiot got that to trouble
yet,
A country editor comcs to the conclusion that there
STATE LANDS.
I don't want i t
are two thiogs that were made to be lost sinners and Wholesale Dealers aad the Trade supplied at the Propria Will sell choice lends, for farming, fencinjr, cedar posts
What on earth, then, hare you got, Mary Malonr, to umbrellas.
tor's prices, by
aad
timber
purpose*. In all parts of the poOaty ; fir Will ae
make you happy; a drunken brother,] a poor helpless
LORD A SMITH
cure to parties SUte Lands sf their selection oa as libera
•istcr, no mother, uo father, DO lorer-4-who. where do Tbe sens of hearing is said to bs the last which leaves
WaoLBUtt Dscooisrs,
tertas as can be purehaaed of thp State.
.•>*: • O.M. :TIV,
JOB get all your happiness froiS !
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23 Lake Street, Chicago, III.
Trarerne City,July 11,1863.
the bodv.

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