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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-23
For the Grand Haven News.
LEGEND OF BERKSHIRE.

Near the southwest part Of Sands
field, in this county, is one of those spots
where nature speaks in mood of grandeur
Pennington River, a tributary of the Con
necticut, is here fine mill stream, which
as is the custom in Yankee land, is made
to pay for the privilege of running dowr
hill, by propelling such machinery as
those masters Of fire and flood may choose
to put along its course. It's banks are
often the bases Of mountains, that, in their
wildness, seem in some of their aspects,
like chaos on confusion piled, and among
which linger the fierce tenants of the for
est and mountain, and their scarcely less
tameable pursuer-the red man.
The scream of the wild beast from the
mountain, ringing out on tho still night
air, and the fierce war whoop of the saw
age-though legendary subjects now.haye
curdled the blood of still living men.
There are tales of the olden time, that
throw the listener back to the days when
the dense forests that covered these hills,
gave echo only to the Indians song or
whoop and the wild beasts voice.
At one of the pleasant homes now nes-
tied among those hills, I was once the
welcome guest of one whose memory leads
her back beyond the three-scoro years and
ten of human life; one whose locks, tho
bleaching for the grave, adorn a brow
yet fair, amid the frosts of age. Rich in
the legends of the olden time, and with q
soul that thrills to natures touch, she de-
lights to rehearse TO her numerous audi
tors when the winters fire is piled high in
the ample CRATE, tales that send the
young blood back upon the heart; or bid
it rush with unwonted speed, along its
crimson course.
GRANDMOTHER" said a bright eyed
little girl, grandmother, will you tell us
the story of K-oo-le-sit and the hanging
rockF'
Willingly, my child, but that l fear
the oft told tale may sadden your heart,
and clouds should not darken your sun
shine, my love. / never look up to the
summit of the dark cliff but | fancy see
the form of the fair Indian girl, and many
o time have I turned away, for the shad-
ow of the dwarf hemlock on the verge Of
the cliff, sometimes as it falls on the moss
covered rock, takes form at which |
shudder to look.
K-oo-le-si sit was an Indian child but
though her skin was dark, her soul was
pure and bright, as her name implies.
"Tho log cabin of my father stood on
the spot where your flower garden now is
and the cabin of her parents, was at the
base of the rock, just by where the spring
flows down its sides. The kindness Of
my parents had won the hearts of The
red men, aud they lived in peace-yes, il
amity-and the dark sons of the forest
smiled to see tho vine of the far off LAND
clasp in its embrace the pure and brigh
of the Algonquins. The soul shines ou
alike from the bronzed check, and tn,
marble brow, and kindred spirits meet t,
mingle. Our souls were knit together il
love; oar joys and our sorrows we min
gled together; sunshine was 10 US a
shadow, if the same light fell not on both
When the spripp nut forth ia green leave
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Personal ArPEARANc.or THE ISsvR.
eENrs.-Brown, the leader,~is a s.sa,l
man, with white head and beapl, and
cold looking gray eyes. When nd speak
ing his lips arc compressed. and be has
the appearance of a most GetsninaJ
man. Rs two sons Zone dead were
e.1Ringly alike in their appearanS
Each about FIVE feet eleven inches H.
with spare visage, saliow complexk
sunken eyes, and dark hair aud beard.A
The beard was sparse and long and natl
ted. The wounded m,n is OF undoabted
courage, and from his dold, sullen mani
ner one would suppose be did not ask for
or desire sympathy.
Andersop, mortally youpded, is tall,
black bsired and dark c@nplexion. His
appearance is indicative L desperate res
oluion. Although sutFefSy the most
iplense agony from the woaad in the AZ
dbmen, he did not complain y ask or
INV favor, and the only evideDc6ac ave
VI suffering was occasionally q dght
groan. He looks TO bo thirty ,y~rs of
age. =,
Stevens, who was woeuded on londay
afternoon and taken prisoner Srysical- :
ly model man. u is B'e feA eleven
inches high, with fae brewnyssibulders
and large sinewy limbs, all Smusclss
fine:y developed and hard; heSef dark
complexion and Of up1oubted resotion.
When taken prisyaer he did not slF or
EXPECT oaay.er, and lay and sutfereftpm
his E wounds without complaint Other han
Coppie, who was taken prisoner cIN
;,red S a snsn sized man, but very com
pac,ly bulb He has light blue eyes,and'
The only me of the entire number who
MAS a ctasing expression of countepHnce;
He v.s in a most agreeable humor, ana
saidit was immaterial to him how or In
Nh manner he was disposed OF; that
& would prefer trial by jury, but If
those who had him in their power prefer
red to settle his case in some other man
ner, it would be agreeable to him.
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Miscellaneous Items.

- Much smoking kills live men anc
cures dead swine.
= Those who fish for compliments de-
serve to get bite.
= Mock auction stores are the places
where the buyer Is sold.
- The passport TO heaven is written
no where else than upon the pure heart
= Why was st. Paul like horse
because he loved Timothy.
- Next to victory there is nothing so
sweet as defeat il only the right adver-
sary overcomes us.
- The stream Of life forks; and relig-
ion is apt to work in one channel, and bu-
siness in another.
! - A fellow who was caught beating
his wife excused himself by saying, "The
treasure which we value most we hide"
- Where one thousand are DESTROYED
by the worlds frowns, ten thousand are
destroyed by its smiles.
A wit and fool in company are
like crab and an oyster-the one watch
es till tho other opens his mouth, that he
may catch him up.
Why are the young ladies at the
breaking up Of a party like arrows!
Because they can't 60 off without a
beau, and are all in quiver till they got
one.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer, of Wayne
County, Kentucky, have twenty-five chill
dren. Theirs is perhaps the most extern
sive 6rcwery in the West.
- A young man out West, writing to
his father in Vermont, says: "Suppose
you get our girls some new teeth and
send them out here. They will get mar
ricd right off"
= A country editor says that farmer
in their county made scarocrow so very
trightful that an old crow actually went
and brought back all the corn ho had stol-
en- for several days, and left it in the field.
- The man who is too poor to take
his own county paper has bought slab
sided dog, an old shot gun, and twenty
shilling gold watch. He educates his
children in the street and boards his chick
ems on his neighbors.
- An editor " out West" has discov-
ored secure defence against the annoy
lnce of those pests Of modern civilization
as Ss dSss He eas Printed sabaPs aqa Psssd Sick
no Bills Here" 1t acts like a charm.
Even the mosquitoes avoided him.
= A young prince of the Ilustrious
house Monaco was asked why he had mar
led rich old woman? "Ma Jois," was
he gay young Princes reply, "let me
ssk you, what poor man in hurry to
ret an enormous bank note cashed troub-
es himself 10 look at the date of it,"
- To be a woman of fashion is one of
he easiest things in the world. A late
writer thus describes il: "Buy every
hing you don't want and pay for moth
ng You get; smile on all mankind but
7our husband; be happy everywhere but
It home; neglect your children, and nurse
ap-dogs; go to church every time you
get new DRESS"
"Mr. Brads, you say you know the
is his character I
"For what sir-sprecing or integrity +!
"For integrity, sir"
"Well, all l eau say about Jones IS,
hat if he's honest, he's got queer way
,f showing it, that's alll'
"Wbat do you mean by thatP
"Just this-that the night before he
lines on turkey, somebody's poultry coop |
S always broken OPEN"
"That will do Mr. Brads."
I,------------.-x..- INSTRUMENTATION Gnu ri |
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-23

A USIroRM THASKseIvIso DAy.-
Mrs. Sarah L. Hale has been activey in-
terested in procuring the assent u Inc
Governors Of the different. Stats 70 the
appointment of uniform day q Thanks
giving. Thursday, Novembe' 2f,n, ls
the day she suggested, and has already J,
been adopted by the Ge|ernors ol DAN
the States. -
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To SAVE CABpAoEs.-1Dig a trench
eighteen inches wide, and Ssr or six
inches deep if the soil is dry; if nosrlace
them on the surface, place layer of straw
and on this set the cabbage head, roots
up, then cover the heads up with short
straw and earth. In this way the head
may be taken out at any time, the straw
preventing the earth adhering to the
plant,
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-23

William Harrison, aha. Has-
lett, under arrest at Carlisle, Pa, was on Satur
day surrendered TO the authorities OF Virginia
upon the requsition Of Governor wise' a. imPh'
Gated in the Harper's Ferry invasion
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-23

- A dandy lately appeared in Iowa
with legs SO sttenuated that the authori-
ties had him arrested because he bad no
visible means OF support.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-23

-"what wise compensation ProTi-
dance does affordp exclaimed pretty
belle, during the gale Of Wednesday;
. the same wind that muses. our crinoline,
blows dust in the eyes OF the wicked
Young men who would take advantage OF
our admirable confusion"
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]. II. Davis, Merchant Tailor, Dealer
in Gents Furnishing Goods, Broadcloths, Cas-
simeros, Vestings, &C. Shop, Washington St.
next door TO the Drug Store.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-23

Lewis Porter, Manufacturer Of and
Dealer in Clothing Goods. No. l6, Canal St.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Ferry & Co., Manufacturers of Lum-
ber, Lath, Timber, Pockets, &C., and Dealers
in all kinds of Merchandise, Provisions Shin
gle Bolts and Shingles. Ferrysyillo, White
River Mich.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Twelve lines or less (Minion) make square.
Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, $500.
Legal advertising at legal rates, fifty cents per
folio for thS first and twenty-five cents per folio
for each subsequent insertion
Advertisements unaccompanied with written
or verbal directions, will be published until Or
dered out, aud charged for. When postpone
ment is added TO an advertisement, the whole
will be charged, the same as for the first insertion,
job Printing,
All kinds Of Book, Card, Post-Bill, Catalogue
or Fancy Printing done short notice, and at
reasonable rates, Blanks Of all kinds, printed to
order, with neatness and despatch.
5sss- Patronage is respectfully solicited.
Letters relating to business to receive atten-
tion, must be addressed to the Publishers.
BARNS a FOSHA, PUBLISHERS.
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Noah Perkins, Dealer in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Hardware,
Boots aud Shoes. &c. Opposite the store OF
J. IL. Newcomb, State ST., Mill Point, Mich.
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Boot g. Shoe Manufacturing and Re-
pairing Shop, (up stairs,) over Wallaces
Store. Washington Street, Grand Haven.
8. KINNEY, Foreman. X. @. FOSHA.
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Miner Hedges, Proprietor of the La
mont Premium Mills, dealer in Merchandise,
Groceries and Provisions, Pork, Grain and
Mill Feed, Shingles, &C., &c. lamont otta-
wa County, Michigan.
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William Wallace, Grocer and Pro
vision Merchant. Ono door below the Post
Office, Washington Street.
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FRIGHTENED TRUMPETERs.-Seward
and Giddngs and Greeley and Hale and
other black republicans are begging for
mercy because they did not shed the blood
at Harper's Ferry, and would make the
people believe that they did not incite it,
They are in exactly the same bad fix al
ree trumpeter in the fable. A trumpet
or, says Esop, being taken prisoner ina
battle, begged hard for quarter. "SpTe
me, good sirs, beseech you," said Ae;
"put me not to death without CAUSE for
| have killed no one nor have | arms,
save only this poor trumpet" "FSr that
very reason" said his captors, "sball you
the sooner die, for without tho spirit to
fight, yourself, You stir up others to
bloodshed." Det. Free Press.
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Ferry 81 Son, Manufacturers and
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber, Shin
giles, Lath, Pickets, Timber &c. Business Of-
ices, Water Street, Grand Haven, Mich, and
236, Adams Street, Chicago, Ill.
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VIM. M. Ferry Jr., Manufacturer
of Stationary and Marine, high or low press
ure Engines, Mill Gearing, Iron and Brass
Castings Ottawa Iron Works, Ferrysburg,
Ottawa Co.. Mich. Post Office address, Grand
Haven, Mich.
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Robinson s. Co., Billiard Saloon, (ups
stairs,) second door east Of the Ottawa House
Water street, Grand Haven, Mich,
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S. Munroe, Physician and Surgeon.
Office at his residence, Washington street,
Grand Haven, Mich.
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J.B. McNett, Physician and Surgeon.
Office, second door above News OFFICE, Wash
ington Street, Grand Haven, Mich.
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THE GRAND HAVEN NEWS $.
Published every Wednesday,
BY BARNS sc FOEIzA.

vURMs ;-oSE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
gse- 81 so when left by the Carrier. -eszT
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0fiice, on Washington Street,
First door aJore The Post 06ioe,)
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-04
|. CHINA. GLASS AND EAKTh-

ESwARa-0B TAYLOR. ll7 Main street y
rca.f,S 81 his own importation. emb. aclns great
vAriesy cf white gilt. and decorated China; white
Granite and blue printed ware, q the best Quality
sxpressiy for tho jobblnR trade; Cat aud Pressed
sss OF variety and Qualities Aiso plated
and britannia Ice Pitchers, Casters spoons and
Parks ALSO. q nns assortment OF Walters, Table
Cutlery. JapanIed Ware, &C., &c. He feels assured
he can cell Roods a. low any Jobbing house at the
North. An denomination Of his stock isrespectfuliy
.,i;riisd NH i0-2m
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CLOTHING.
SPRING GOODS AT HEAD QUARTERS.

.aa CLOTHING.
W SPRING GOODS AT HEAD QUARTERS,
>1 Corner Main and 18th streets.
The subscriber has just returned from New York,
Goods he has ever had selected by himself in per-
son, with great care with special reference to the
retail trade A better stock of Cloths. Cassimeres
and Vestings, cannot be- seen IN this city. Coats
Pants and Vests of every Imaginable shape. color
and quality. embracing all the new styles. Also q
most magnificent stock OF Furnishing Goods, such
as
Super Silk Lace Neck Ties
Blk and Fancy Silk Neck Ties
Pocket Hdkfs, Cravats. Stocks
Shirts Collars. Drawers, Gloves
Suspenders Socks, &c.
All in want of Goods, really fresh and desirable.
either ready made or cut to measure, would do well
TO give him q call before purchasing elsewhere.
He has in his employ the best Of Cutters and
Werkmen. 4 B SPENCE
ap2 Corner Main and 18th streets
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TIL DTSPATCH.
,,:,o.s1s,, isse

RI, ss.r or sHr TAan.-The 1ms,s sxperi.
~. coatsin. an account Of cer sssss - -,
f opsss s,sSs hv N. M. Klastsch ana $500 .hssh |.
.ssn he real seat Of the sense .. :, ~ a.
certain zoe ssd .rrcnecu.ly ssppessd to exc. g
Esee sssnss srrfscc Of the tongue sppssss On
ne ssss,v that the only portion o. soss e.gsn
tne = s.nsibis to the taste y marrow spece
when bind s Tue breath Of this seo:'bIs zous
81 - I,herset suhjects-in some Y 10 not more
.vo l,ncs. In others double that brsadsla and
rarely extends into the interior snriAes 10 ths
"vns,ss,ents alisded 10, . substancs having
strong taste was FIRST placed on che ceotrs OF the
tongue, whore It produced no effecss V was then
gradually spread out until the prescription Of taste
vas announced, this occurring generally on the
border, bat 10 some individuals beginnisg as
the distance Of . line from t. The ce'mm f'ednanm
OF the palate b also sensible 10 tes,e, but tne
pharynix and tonsils are deprived OF the gus's !.
tive faculty. THIS 10 proved By the fact tnat ~
they be toeehed with stick causic the patent eA>
perieucss no tsste, provided be keeps his tongue
and the seissa psdaism away from thesp
GAN INDIA Rusngs SHpi" exclaimed az oid
sailos, who had been listening ~ description OF
such proposed invsntiop; "that would never 90,
because II would rub cut ell the ttnes OF latitude
and Longitude, 70 say nothing OF the equator
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CPRING SALES-I859.

CPRING SALES-l359.
THOMAS, HUGHES i CALDWELL
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERH
mo. Pearl Street, Richmond, Virginia)
We ere now ready to exhibit our SPRING
STOCK of
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
FORMATIONS, which, added to our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
Of American manufactured. enables us to offer 10
the merchants of
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE, and
KENTUCKY
Q Stock Of GOODS. not to be surpassed in EX-
TENT, BEAUTY and CHEAPNESS, in this conn
try Our assortment consists in part of
Embroideries. Leces. Dress Trimmings, Silk and
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Handkfs Crsvats. Ties.
susperders. Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas, Para,
soils. Brushes, Combs, Buttons, Hoop Skirts, Per.
fumeries and Soaps, Gold and Gilt Jewelry &c
An endless variety of Small Wares more particu.
larry specified In our printed Catalogues.
81 Orders at all times promptly attended to.
TO Z-ts -
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The rates West OF Knoxville will not go ina ef
feet until after the completion Of tho UleVeaOd
Branch Railroad. which viii be about the lat Of
April.
Shippers of through goods must send duplicsis
tickets, giving the marks. weights and destination
Of goods. Send to Cox's Line Of Boats.
A 3 LEE, on the Dock.
N. B-aeods from Northern cities shippsd through
at reduced rates. A. 3. l..
fe ID
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f 60 1T, BILL!
"a "The new years como, the old ones gone"
AA These were the words I said,
As sitting up to see it come,
did not go to bed. ss .
= Soon twelve oci- OK the town clock told
Thought /, this can't be true:
plainly see that you're not kept
:, by BILL BARTHOLOMEW
30 pulling out my watch, l ioek'd,
And sure enough found
It wanted yet ten minutes more
For the old year to slip round.
On this could not help but feel
That knew what to do; Lare
When took my watch to have it fixed,
To BILL BARTHOLOMEW,
Who has had an experience of % years In London
and America. Corner Main and 18th streets, oppo-
site American Hotel. NH II
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IN JOHN DO0LEY, go
AHat and Cap Manufacturer and Whole kA
sale Dealer in
Ihaye now on hand q complete end extensive as
sortment of everything in my line adapted to the
SPRING TRADE,
to which constant additions will be made. during
the season -
MY experience and facilities have enabled me, on
this occasion to offer the LARGE9T, and in every
way the most COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS that
has ever been offered in Virginia.
would SAX the particular attention OF my GUS
toners to my stock OF
STRAW GOODS.
which for variety and extent cannot pc surpassed.
JOHN D0OLEY.
mh7-ts Main street. Richmond. Va.
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m HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW Sza
- GOODS.
Rim G., 1859.
ROBERT L. DICKINSON,
8UCCE6H0R TO
BINFORD, DICKINSON 4 WEIs1GER.

No. IS MAIN STREET,
Reqs leave to inform merchants and the public ge-
nerally that hs has now open ard ready for sale,
one of the most complete and extensive stocks OF
HATS, GAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
ever offered In this market which has b. en- selected
with care from the largest manufactures. and es-
pecially adapted to the Virginia. North Carolina
Merchants and others are respectfully solicited to
give him call before purchasing. knowing ths:t
they will find his stock complete in every respect
He has secured the services of Mr. GEORGE w.
DUEsBUkY, so long known to the trade; JOSEPH
b STEGAL Of Richmond, and JAMES BEiNk'
ha;r frianda nj eny time fe "a
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''' Di.i'RiiNTIsTe' i CARDa.

- Dh. n. CLAhkk, URNrfsT,
eQ4a4414 One Door from Corner o57A and Franklin
Nrests &
II prepared TO perform all operations known 70 sne
professions, including The ReeuatinG. Ffinng' hA'
tracing and InstrtiaR Teeth. go.
Having adopted the 0aivanc Process o. ek, .,a
ing teeth, for some time past can onss 20 nyc
49,. ''A .sAss''eA ~ .As ap is-Ime
- JOSEPH WOODWARD, Den
~hty,s ofaoe on Main near 9th street. Adjoining
q W Jones. inserts Teeth 70 AM IN. acrsss.
~ nros,sss q advertised BY Dr. W Jones, THIS
new s. has equal for s triectneas Oh adap
Pilins, extractins, xc &C.. carefully performed.
an A--lmS
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BOARDING.

T,01HRDTN0.-Mrs. PHIPPEN, on Bank
- .treet bskveeu eth and 10th streets. has l1ee
'front.' room overlooking the Capitol grcunas suis
Me M fAmiIy which 10 vacant nne can also 90
cUn%'rmodatc several young men with board. A. her
ss.ss n central and pleasant location. she hopes
thoss "a wantof board win give her call.
0---f
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IRRITABLE MEDICINE for the cure Of all diseases
for which it is recommended assuring the aliictea
thatit will do for them all that is represented.