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BULk5 AND REGULATIONS H-
!. Ths control Of the Park Ril b IN the hsndl Of
gentlsueu Of the eily mostly heads Of alills9 aEd
holders Of hm.lY tick8tI, VIC VII enforce obedi-
snce o regulations ana preserve atElet orser ana
2 Gaaea Of all kinds VIII b prohibited. except
,lsiEhS, ropes or roiss vi Be allowed on ths icS,
except such furnished by tha Superintendent.
8 Any Feuon who Ellfully crates disturbance
IN the Park, or in any Way eonducts himself a 9
manner unbsconing gsntiemans win b eEpslSd 4
iznd to all such persons thsir sub5cipti0n money,
pro rata and cancel their rlckets.
4 CquttOn5 sna dlIections from the euDsrintend-
ent and PsEk -ksspsLI shOuld IN al cases be imme
diatsiy compiled with,
required 70 sh0E th-ir tickets in order to gain 8d
miItanse e the Park. II tekeil are tFAnstarred
8. Priss Of tickets viii Be as foIlovss Family
Tickets Will be issued % gentle Ren At SO saeh for
ths winter scoom panging the acketl Ein BE- q
ehsek 70 each individual msnber Of Tho 91hseri-
Der family, (ssrVints aeeeptedl, who VIII Be ed-
uaitted at al times when ths RAEk q 9pen. Gentle
privilege OF introdueing 70 the Fark nee Of ehsIFs
any gsrson, non-rssies1t Of the city q being e.
visitor viii - rosponsbs for kis or her dsDorfmsni
7 seassn tickets wIH be a. foiIossi
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Ladg g-....-.55 60
. @ a Qantlsuan ..........--.. -.---...---.. 8 q
Boys 55dsT q 7sS7. q So o
Spectators WIN Be admitted but not allowed %
g. GsAtiGman holding Season Tickets viii b el
loved 10 introdacs non-residents OF the city upOo
rayiE 3 cents for ssch admisliyn o. the psr9on
intro iSstdi the party nal ing the introdncfion
being rsssonHibls lor fns dsDorimsnt q the party
3. No skat NJ o. sunday. @ ss
When the ics D IA COCA condition Alag WIN b
All tickets ars sold subject 70 the shove rsgula-
tons. and such othnr N g the Prc1ristOr nay,
q ON time 70 tine, see At 70 ado3t. a
Tickets can Be pro5ured o. D. Horton 8uporin-
teudent as s. 3. 6t0nsiB ulice, oFsr MerchastB
b Btnk, until clock sai urday evening neat afteE
h time &C the Entrance Gate only. ~
3. g. HTO6E, Proprietor.
d. HORToE, guperintsndsnt.
Cleveland Jan. 4, Ie5zsT
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Hon. John A. Gurley, who hes been
spoken Of candidate for Senator from Ohio,
writes the following note from Washington
TO the Ohio State Journal
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The Peace Cry of Liverpool-Lets have
no war with America for Aersg'5 sake.
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REW ADVERTISEMENTS,


MASTERS SALE-PURSUANT
WI TO the command Of q Fecreisl Frder Of sal.
s@eat NUurG CT FIGde 81 Doyan 1aa cOun-
tys Ohio, az the suit of Milo hickoT, aominstra-
tor Of homas seward, Bgainst NiihslD Won Dral-
hen end Dfedrich Rsimers, to me directed. ! sh III
expose " sale, ct publis auction the door
Ooar HOGs., in the fity o. G sVeland. on the 2d
daY Of February. 1862, ct two clock P. tf said
day, the following sFibtd lot parcel OF land: In
the township Of PETma ia said county, a@d known
~ the whole or 10 numbar Two, 10 the Parkman
tract. aud round d, bPRininning at post stan0ine
In the northeast corner % sal lot; tpenOe south
ong hs last line OF said trace and lot f rhain1
70 plst; thence west a'onR the south lire Of aai6
lot 1ItF-iosT hains thirtE hnkg 70 post; thence
uOrth along the vest line Of raid lot fifteen CHAINS
70 p0sf; thsnes east sionE the nor h line OF said
lot hee0 chains thirty II Ks T. the plaes OF begin
ming, ing sixty six Al acres Of land, more
or les. Apprsis d ~ 8 ,993 50
And also one Othsr ot 81 aated IN tbs Blake tract
knOWn - part Of iOt number twelve, snd bsundeo;
beginning at POI stabdtUR "a tn east lire Of said
lot twelve about ten chains and thirty links south
from tbs northeast corner thereof thence south
along the east line nf szI lot thirteen thains any
nine links to q past; thence Wgst aiOng q n Erked
hpe fertY eight cha ms sixty links post 10 toe
gest lne Of ssi1 lott thence nol III along thh west
huo Of said loi thirteen oh ,iDs fifty mine links 70
post thence east along marked line tJrtY-eight
chains aixty links to he place Of beginning
tanning eiLtysH 400 acres more or less. Apprais
si at Sl.Ie3 %. D. GA9E,
WIl tams-n Riddle, Master CJmmif.
Plaintiffs AttornsyS. jAnzl:575
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MARRIED.

In East Cleveland. Sunday evening JAN 18TH bv
Rey A. ". Rich srdson, Me. CHARI ES +. HOYT,
Of New Haven, Corn. to Miss HELEN N. FIS HEB.
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s L'aaor Omoo. Cleveland, OhAs.
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) n O M e p AP Il r
TO keep Is posted in the news from the
seats Of war, where three-quArter of a mil
lion Of our countrymen are arfayed in arms
against each other to decide whether Free
dom or Slavery shall predOminsts in orr
land Every aeighborhOod, and almost
every family has one or more Of its mem
bsrg IN the army, and the movements of the
divisions viii be q matter Of intense interest
to all We shall take the utmost pains to
give particular accounts Of all engagements,
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Tos cold ssasoE Is ise5pfoddhi14t tdE FodF dlHe1I
b Ein sursiy be Eorss and Barhsps rsudsrod n
oUEkBLl t
fRsrs i no guess Fofk IN rhs aIaminst1a CT n
q. Ldministsring Of tbs nsdiciaos, ior births ia.
stEumsnt8 used thars can b 10 mistake, ana tn
DootornsgsT hssitstss % Iaform the patient or hh
Eisnds Of the EsUE stass % N eass. ~ e
Ths Doet1r,5 ps-.ozB ss fhs Wsddeu Hou.s Ara
thro1ged dzilTs lany pe-Ion1 coming f1l distant
statals and Oihsrs Flo were dlshsartsaed b. FORM
e sxParienes snd iaFE7 suns paid g auaok1, hare
and hsalths and that too b 5sFias sEaET Moderate
md reasonable ohaTEs.
IhsEs Is no charge fnr colslitasi.a
Doctor A1EB does not cure b. 1,sfsafy. csustios.
Iuiuins, blistsTing blssdinF CT su7 q tie prlesoss
us1Ally rssorted 70 IN th8 traatzsnt Of ehronio di
sa1a1. Ia trsata1sns b adnIriGlF sassIi 70 por.
sons Eho csnnof taks StI0uE iasdisinsss ths ssctl
are prompt and permanent, and but 3 ~ iisTs trisl
shi convince TIE most akeRtioal. ne Doctor win
with pleasure Eaas RaFtias .Nho can basssn and
o0Y7srssd viii IN this eity, Eho hsgs bssn cured
b ais mods % treatment. Th1s5 Fho are nov
sAmDaring with thsir lives unsr the bIlr ruIdsncs
q "tEsVollns-dootorsiH o. Who srst tylng b. iuch-
q under tao hani1 ol physicians 5t5 81 not undsr-
stand ths natlrs o. thar dissass a. t1dauaods u
= seek N rational Esy % re9ain your hsalth--
rn0a1s too WIo ars lsisuT 5z cla dllal = is7a,F
oa, think Thile it q tla, - thGss Rho. IKE yo1-
waited but "A vain and have rous fef1rd r1n rirnT
ErnFe VIII eonauIaptiqn lll9ht hsFa beEn saved
aad they taken proper Ursc1utlou ald chscksd ths
l1ol4o Nlen &C ia1 ollalrn Or l1L1 Alton of IA
~ sa5oat- Fsoh D Fsl'stnE u5on tasiF Atsi nas-
~ Ths charge shan a. no oass- D. isb6vs your
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

Where be nav b eoasaltsi dsily fhrueshfhs An
TIM Wintsr, he very sratifyinE ssd astoa-
ishing success which h. s. attended hh prasties f.
oni olty, sFan n oass8 % ts most olsl1rs harac-
trf has slicted from many Of cur best eitlsn5 he
highest testimoniaiI, Hpecllll7 for the cue of
CATAHRH. TBRBAT nT4EagF. 7ucFgHTTIg.
WAhl1 6TAaB or CONBUhPfEOHt HMART
DlSEAbEs hsTH Ma, llVHhC- MPLAIET,
1mRUhnTf OF EHE BLOOD.
eUBOBULA, NHEsUUH = -
FEDElv1s.
Dl1aa1e5 of TIE Atdne7s, a1d Dlaaaaa d WonaB,
and ether oouPIaiats Ebioa Essd b U0EBUHP-
TIOH. r
HIS grsat success N dissasss d TIE EAIl, has sx
Stsd popular attention, andhss tlsn especially no-
ticeabls uudsr lEe nsR mode q iroaime1t.
Dr. ATER hss the nelf corplsts in5trumszaa
With which % make eosurais oEalninalion8 and Or
stations when nsoessEry. Hll mods of t-aatmsRf,
ne
RRIAN system OB1 CURE.
s n0tprsctiosd b any ofhoE Tsi1ian. md fhs pan
lie should mAkssnote ofthi1 Esf. as has mst VIII
ranaEkabls success IN the care ofBFoehossls. or
ENLARGED NECK.
WHICH q 50 prevalent en- the Lsko shore.
Persons suffering rom coughs. nizht sEazs1
blsedins 1t ths Ianel. general dsblit5, partisl
DEAFNESS inperiect sight loss Of votes hoafssasss
Iosa Of flesh and strength Ioss % apBetls Ian4uor,
daspondncy, 5slpitation0 % ths hsaFt aDprsssIonoi
the chest, di1eult braashilE ze1l1ssndIIa & nt4hf,
&sss nhauld e7nsull the Boctsr flrfhHffE
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frioe--sl Rer box PeIsons a,ii11 fer PfIi3
VII enele1e one ucliar and I've eost1Fe gtlmps.
Several persons kne1iEf TIE n ca3f 81 49,
tlll1 have advertised = 1eilQ srs1f5 for D.
Nlcnols' Pills, and solii1f a uFGrih 1rtioIe
Ihe genuine VlcHoLsi EErALa Ifatrar pc
except at u. HEnleTs lnlirlzlIrY. Claqelrnd- n
d. Hunter h1a u he poEse11i01 nuirrro7gcrr.
tnc1tes and testimcnials, Whiaa fsf,eVcf NJ
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% l'' s.tliqsa'
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-30

DIR. RoBAcK's REMEDIEs.-Wc publish in an
other column of to-day's paper, an article copied
from the Cincinnati Times, descriptive of DIR.
Roback'sextensive medical establishmentin that
city. BY the way, DR.. Roback's Remedies have
obtained great and deserved popularity with
all classes. 1t has been but short time since
these Remedies were introduced into our section
of country yet DIR. Brennan, DIR. Roback's
agent in this place, informs us that his sales of
of the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier now far
exceed those of all other medicines for which he
is agent The reason for this, is, that they have
stood the test of practical experience, Weknow
this not only from the mouths Of others, but we
have used them in our family with the very best
results. For all diseases of the blood, general
debility, whether proceeding from sickness or
from natural weakness, indigestion, and all
kindred ailments, we recommend the Scandina-
Wan Remedies rs the very best medicines ex-
tant. They are destined to achieve permanent
and deserved reputation, which will render them
necessity in every family.-North West, Ma
poLeon. Ohio. See advertisements
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-30
Death of Mr.. Harmon Church.

NMr. HARMON CHURCH, late Of the firm
of II. A. CHUpB & Co., merchants of
our village, died at the Rice House, on
Sunday last, in the very prime of life.
With the early history of Mr.. c. we
are not acquainted. We learn, however,
that from the State of New York he re-
moved to Ottawa, Illinois, and thence to
this place, and after having been in the
employ of G. B. ALBEE, Esq, as sales
man, he formed a partnership with Messrs.
Fl. A. CnUBB and j. DESPELDER, rs gen.
eral merchants, little more than year
ago, but on account Of i'll health was
obliged to withdraw from business, some
months ago, and after suffering much died
as above stated from paralytic affection
Mr.. c., even during his short residence
with us, drew around him host Of friends
His true gentlemanly bearing, vivacity o.
conversation and whole-souled friendship
made him an agreeable and favorite com
panion, and one with whom leisure hour
could be spent most happily.
He leaves an accomplished and worthy
wife, and one child, to mourn the loss o
devoted husband and doting father.
Tho funeral services are to take place
to-day, with masonic bonors, at the Pres
byterian Church, Rev. Mr.. COOPER off
eating.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD for the week ending

Snow two days. Depth of snow fallen inch
Rain two days. Wholly cloudy, four days
Wholly clear, none.
L. M. S. SMITH.
Mill Point, April Is, 1862.
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PERsoNAL.-We received visit yes.
terday from our esteemed citizen, B. L.
PpER, Esq, who has just established him
self in business at Muskegon--his family,
in the meantime remaining at Lamont,
We are happy to learn that good success
has thus far crowned his enterprise. our
Muskegon neighbors will find Mr.. P. an
honorable tradesman, and ready TO help
forward every good and benevolent work,
desirable associate and friend.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-30

STILL THEY CoME.-Vast boxes of
fruit trees continue to arrive at our port.
Some for the northern, others for the
southern, eastern and western portions OF
our own and adjoining counties. There
seems to be perfect Juror for planting out
fruit trees. If he who plants one is a
public benefactor, we have many such
noble spirits in our midst, and great will
be their reward in the future.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-30

VINEYARDS at Grand Haven are nov
city. Messrs. Joy and BATES, of Allegan
County, are each preparing ground near
the lake shore, southwark of tho light
house, for the purpose of cultivating the
vine. We understand they have selected
the sunny side of some of those barren
looking sand hills that crown our lake
shore for the experiment. We trust the
project will prove successful. Will it not
be indeed romantic to find the purple
grape in all its richness hang in long and
thick clusters everywhere along our hill
sides, inviting us at each step to partake
of its richness, where heretofore the drift
ing sand has seemed to have been made
for no other purpose than to bank our
houses and whisk about in our faces so
unmannerly at the bidding of every risky
breeze?
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LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

WE would call the attention of dealers,
and our readers generally, in search Of
the good things of this life, to the adver-
tisement of the Monumental Oyster
Coz, in our new advertising column.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-30

Domestic EcoNoMY.-No housekeeper
or cook is fully prepared to enter success
fully upon her culinary duties without D.
3. DeLand & Cos Chemical Saleratus on
hand. II relieves the mind of much of
the care and anxiety experienced by the
skillful cook. You can get it of most gro
GERS and merchants in the country.
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WESTWARD, Ho!-On Saturday last
about forty emigrants, Germans, passed
over the D. & M. Railway, en- route for
Wisconsin. They exhibit all that physic-
al development that will enable them to
wage successful war upon the gigantic
forests, and make to themselves a COM
Portable home in the land of their adop-
ton. High government taxes is the rea-
son assigned for their desertion of the
=" Faderland," and they are only the ad-
vance company of thousands of others
about settling in the far west.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-30

Passengers for Great Western Railway go on
the Railway Ferry Steamer at ID. An X. Dock,
leaving Dock at7:l5 A. NJ, and 6:15 PM.
The Company's Timetables can be had at
any Of the Stations.
w. X. MUIR, Genl sup't.
d. a M. r. Offices. 1861. fnlO5
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-30

. A DAILY mail, we are Informed, is
about to be established between Lamont
Eastmanville and Coopcrsville. The old
established river route between Grand
Rapids and Nunica, by way of Harris
vile, Lamont, Eastmanville and Ottawa
Center, will doubtless be discontinued
We congratulate those interested, in an
arrangement that enables them to obtain
the news in these soul-stirring times as
soon as their neighbors.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-30

OF INTEREST TO Alive propose to
re-publish the history of the first settle
ment Of our County by the whites, pub
lished by us in 1856, giving a brief histo-
ny of all the early settlers, many of whom
are still residents with us. Any addition
al circumstances worthy of note will re,
ceive attention as we pass along. The his
tory will be continued from week to week,
to its close, commencing in our next issue
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-30

A ND at all times persons may be accommo-
IA dated with refreshments in the best of or
der. Next door east of the Jewelry Shop,
Washington street.
Grand Haven, Mich, Jan. 16, 1861. "
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-30

lz7J~ All, especially young men, should read
the advertisement of the new "National Dis
pensary," at Cincinnati, in another column.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-30
FEE R h Y y B u RIG
AND
MUSHROOM STAGE LINE!

T1HE Mail Stage will leave Ferrysburg for
l. Muskegon daily, at o'clock A. M, and
arrive at 10I o'clock. Returning, it will leave
Muskegon for Ferrysburg at o'clock, P. NJ, and
arrive at 81 o'clock. Fare, each way, $1,00.
WM BRITT0N, PRoP.
Ferrysburg, Dec. IL, 1861. tfnl45
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-30

SEVERAL deaths have occurred in our
village since our last issue from the dis
ease mentioned last week by us, and which
our physicians now call congeStive chillS,
generally terminating fatally in a few
hours. On inquiry we find the disease
confined 10 our Holland population, and
exclusively to those living on the "saw-
dust that is on land made by filling up
the marsh on the border of the river, with
refuse from the saw mill, to the depth in
places of some twelve feet or more.
The influence of the malaria from such
II mass of decaying matter on those living
upon it, together with the use of the wa
ter in its immediate neighborhood, cannot
be otherwise than hurtful in the extreme.
The disease is not considered contagious.
-e--
WHEAT AND FRUIT PRosPEcTs.-From
our own observation, and from inquiries
made, we find the prospect of good crop
of wheat at the next harvest extremely
flattering, in this portion of the Grand Riv-
er Valley.
But little frost remained in the ground
during the winter, and since the disappear
ance of The snow we have had but little
hard freezing weather. So that wheat is
now suffering much less from frost than
for several years past.
As respects fruit, we find all varieties
of fruit-bearing trees we'll budded for bios
SONS, and those buds in a healthy condi-
ton, and, as our cool weather has beer
continuous to a later period than usual
the prospect for fine fruit season has
never been better.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-04-30
James Patterson

TIAS returned to Grand Haven and is on
IL hand again to do all kinds of Painting,
Glazing and Paper Hanging, on short notice,
cheap for Cash or Ready Pay. Please give me
n cali. Shop on Washington street, opposite the
Congregational Church. IF 1872
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-09-27

Viz unternsbmcneen 8uhbdncler gDsN
nrF Jebntten taten id bnr@ Die 5,rouseobe
@'"S& rttsn @0crtss nm Sic 2ittratur ecS eli.
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H'a ,w trieacrii@en Observation-Disclosures ibr
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ocro # tc wcrSen 1erricnen.
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ncs t6&f tnter;Tantts gPtrf, eas mir alien IN.
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Ur'prun8 eee ifBi9cn &siease unb ras ir ersta
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Il. Der &egfnGtr osftltsn 1T Serr @pwarO q.
@ouorc, ciu 5erelts n%nertonnttr uuo aea@t,tcr
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