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4 NEW BOOK on the POLITICAL HID
"A TORv o. the UNITED STATES


prpttsprp THIS DAY By d APPLETON x Co
PARTIES AND 1HElR PRINCIPLES; MSUAL OF
PoLTicIL INTELLIGENCE, EXHIBITING THE DklGA, UkO"IH
.,p CH.KacTER OF EATIOssL PARIits WIN ~ PftNplN
CONTAINING VALUABLE AND GENERAL STATISTICAL 'sfoS
n.rIoy By ARTHUR HOLMES | vo i2nO. ~
Tiki hoo the very bssi ring Of cur -nre pope
th, booL follows Of history treating II WIN
the view Of tracing the party DIVISIONS winch hsvs rom
Tin 20 time ero~ up siyns with 20 ,hesr us
of sodi'ion historical difst sIcu srnrr
and parieusr information uds INTO ustonsi
biroiv and with divisions OF the present uu
clear ,stsmen use 70 those ho do not foow
up our party changes very closely ana valuable also record
suo for futue reference . =, r. u.,,...,
int. rest past present with the views OF eminent
b. action of the besfg OF those 4lesohs up,n
the G. uu,ry Wolfe the condensed s A. th1
same time clear IL Of the erisin goHtn chhac
ter spo couoitiln parties Being strictly HISTORICAL ltcon
it.ef men Of sl shades Of politics work OF refer
.pce and as safe guide incasies o American tics
and be- past action Of our &c vrrpnient ,,
The old staxer hpd in This book mncb TO jog hi' mem
or, vry proh.aby-whie studying the EIGna L
tory ao Young who look forward 70 the probsouy o
entering public life, il Is sltos ether ndsp-nsaole
Ju.t published:
BREAKFAST. DINNER AND TEA-VlEwEo CLASSICAL
Iy For1tcALLY PRacrGcALLY; containing nl nsrols
f,a all tips and countries: beside SV
m Receipts l vol small At, sil' 700 ~ 30 -,
YIJI AND THE FIfIANs. By Thomas Wil-rls end James
Calvert Edited by Stns,r Rove. vol evo Ilus'
tst.d with MAYS Coor.d Eng.yiugs snd Wood Ca's Free
HISTORY OF FRANCE. from the earliest times to lsi3
By Ii. Rev James @h;e. l,r.e yol, 8yo. %
HISTORY OF HEROO0rUS, rev Eui ish version, wa
Notes and Appeudces By RsSpson. Vol l., large S'o a.
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IN PRESS:
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go. Publ,h.r Of P-t.rsns Mssazne" and author of Clls
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o.. ,olane, limo cloth Price 81 -
IL ory
THE HAUNTED HOMESTEAD. By Mr.. En,rna D 2. n.
Su,hsor h. author q rhe Los Hsiress' Toe Mlssins
b1sj-" &c One volume l2no., cloth Price ~
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pARAGON
sELY GENERATING GAS LI0HT,
bnss plci,y safety and econsmy, with btancy Of
h,h devoid Of Tne smoke fcser living steady cheap
and brilsan. sss light Can be mad a. NJ. Ill Broadway
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II X A ID B u r Y -
Id RIOLA,

ID ORiOLA,
A Complete Hymn ard Tune for Book
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
l56 pages .
mi, cbsrin, rev book for the li.e folks Is meeting With
s., favor IN ell directions Supent.ncents and all nteresed
= snnds, ,hoos snoud give early examination i. con-
rs ,ome 80 tunes urh Il which rever brfors
b.hed aud over choice Hymns. For sale eyesywhere
s.pt by mail for u letter sta nps. - 80,
' - IVlSON L PHINSEY. Putlshers
Nos 4s aud 80 Wslk.r-st, New York.
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NABBATH-SCHOOL BELL-0 600 issued ~
y ,veu months, The uspreced.usd sale Of III. book h n
5oc.d IN, pu b,rer .nd hymns 70 ~
prr.el: without chars- except on se 'hrep
Among the b-a1fu ADDED nay % o.uo
cu ght 20 Love Mo.hrr' Oh, Il BE- good cn.d, Isd
WILL Th-,e eight others fom ,he Bell we're 'nas tne
bo Anniversary Of Z ChGIcb st The saemy d
Music " h great appalse The Bell contains nearly ~
AZ INNS so u the bcs coe,ton ever 'nr 70
zc : 10 r<r lCO r,stsEe, &c; O0aLd - 3 per ~
POSTAGE &C. Begsn,ly bound embossed st <oi . pc -"
l. bs. been introduced into many Of the ruohc noos
Tn. Be-. /, D. bsh.f in small numbers et tied Annl'
sad sunday School Muse Books, Nos ana u o g t
sccomu tire million Price, 81 and - Per ~. i
- h is..doouu meat of auo,he. bcS Aso Revival
Music Boots Ns sud price 81 and .! .i~; posafe c
More than copies Of above 5oss have been sled
80 .s. ei.Lte, uoah, and the d.usr rapidly incepine
Published BY hOHAcE "AsLh,. A-'NN'y
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vIyHE SUNDAY QUESTION.
i "sTONE HiM TO DEATH Or, TUE JEWISH AND
CHRISTIAN DisPrxs,rIos CoMPsSFD AND CosrsasrEp wIrH
,Hr FOURTH CoMNNpMSST. Jus; Published, in pamphlet
form Bepg reprn, Of articles tom The e.
px devoted 20 an examination Of the oa aud histories,
,,,.-, or the Cbrl.ap S.bbs,h Pr,e p c-rts. Mailed
post free W. A. io"NssND ~.
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PROPERTIES OF THE BENzINE,

PROPERTIES OF THE BENZINE.
The B.rsne used for removing stains prodsced W srey
bodies oil bur, tar, candle, fresh paint and dirt
urou furniture sod clothes BY rubbing Of the hands and hair ls
ma, applied upon snds OF CLOTH whatever may be tAs
quality without niDs the o',er Of the coos-even tns most
deucse smell though no, d.asresb' 10 rather seAp vhsn
frs, used bu, rapidly without leaving sce IL
unar.b and may be kept for y-.n wihous s properties being
ia the iess Ths Bsosns ao ased for ceAnas tos-s
without charging the color; for washing pAiners brushes fcc
this use superior eenee) for du,ns all eooo and 6r
stains paper. The Beasns Is psras the only
rretason With for removing sey stains oo en-
ra,uss plans and ala knds OF pspers books and aho
ON ,k rbhons al coors chi b makes ook equ. % nsw
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&ep publifaiions.

"AvsJ remarkable book, very bold hooi-"-IChursa Of
England Review.
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SPECIAL.

TIE lesa Of ard Ss ofUsirvL s'ices proves
that numerous others wiz s"n ss otto
sueS q 40 saaAiy "a .ss chA-s~r with The SHLLs0 BEN
ZINE and the SHILLING HAIR TONIC, meeting w.,s
anrt
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- THE HEARTHS TONE" the orga1 OF " Inc
pesrh,.ou- Cab" devoted % Dornes.ic Ec'nony se
he Vte e WoulAa Se rsg-s, Ocayo, n1l'as e.
pr au.nni Five copies safress, - ,lse ll1's.'
H. h. psses WI be fouu3 y abe lfi nation = lAye 70 90
warir b. the andy, to1sahof y as -
800 tu.- .hiuE warning a-d nsnlf, nols.toe
n .cocol-. ai1iy hy si.n-. he ulGsE-Gi ~ sae
90 Of cnitdr-n AID Al s.-c % l,eErsi pertaining -
tsr yg-f.r- q ~oul-r.
~ hop,. sr-Drr sa1ui6 BE- WITHOUT copy
@ NJ NEWTON, fub! ,nsE. ~ s2rlce-'-, y 4.
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Musiral Boxes.
gtatiouerp ann fanin GOODS.

UARD BROTHERS & Co, Msnufactarer. Of
u DGOI.D PENS Pen and PENCIL CASES. No. q MIden-
ans Hew.Yor Mandatory, Btoosiyn, Conn Gold rsns
r.paired os hanged.
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OPERA GLASSES, TELESCOPES, &c
~ sPORTsMEN .nd GENTLEMEN q toe ARAf sad
kayY-s g. SOLOHONs, Opticians, No. % Alb-mSflss-,
pi@c,e, oo..it. The York Ho,e LOaf0n Eog sld. PrS
bi.y ool tIe6 with great power Fled Race Co1re Ofs
snS .ns, outdoor day AID night poxsrfs vssos,rcssss
P,r,tiye asses vesaing ony orr oncss ,aea containing
- "a B r.-s oonstruct-d Of German glass viii snow dunet
" p.r,ou = .. and miles Insy Srs- eTry
tarr,.. R.eCouse and the Opsr. dous- Co-nty
sc.i@ry cesIy =. % u es The. are ~
rv,Usbl- sAooting. De~rsskDg aud 1schuDt h-s MA
.ty Coat naSns u hem cay sad e'Eat
.ias.s Tie most powerful brilliant Isirs fs Psrs
,Ych extrEcrdissy pov- tat inches stH q. effs a.
u Iomlcal ey piece, vsl sao~ dstly Jupers moon. ost
u-u'. nr. t.- doE5.r NA SANE teesc2' -
r.Tu car be seen aud kovl 3, niles is.u AID a. stct
I'm fourteen niles Al the sboys c- Dc a.i h
a.s.s eli III i1sr- ana ara are . 'l y
~ M,,.tyis Row. L-t. Pasr Lsrse Hcs Iel-s
c0p., ups auds lt1p,oyed Coz p0ns MGR n
lhotosrapAic siGes with a. @St impfDfsHatl/ sate
Lanterns sLi Dissolvrs ApIsrstls
- L ISS-ME- -QUICK."-Ths erq1ti,e Per
"a o-x he EUGENE DLPy1, DlSp<1e-
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THE OTHER SHILLING ARTICLE.
BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE
FOR THE HAIR.
FINELY PERFUMED
VERY CHEAP.

new preparation Hair lately introduced 10 Ne SX@s
THE sHILLIN0
II A I X II o @
s vel. worthy Of beips both good and cheap fhh sra
Gle ir,sndet 10 supply dsman long existing for Hsr Hrp.
.rs,on which is reliable and sold a. io~ price
EVERY oxs Soy rHrs Article.
IT RETAiLs FOR ONLY IL CENTS.
TRY 1T, AND BIZ CONVINCED
that 10 fully quail 10 any
TwEsTY-rIvE CENT ARTICLE IN Use,
and much e1psnsycy teumsd 10 regard !" qchass
a. Hair and Drsssug rank with tLs soss popular
articles aeube s price, 1t contains s us sisnAh 'ess
sdspt,d 70 growth pres.sion and nosrsa1sns oi me
Hair uicay confined proper proporus IL cannot sf
pve
ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
p1roed Introduce S,ser article" for he Dle q
rshsc. qusi:y sGd ., similar low price.
Wholesale Depot, No. 156 Wa.ssst
PATENT IsAPPLIED FOR, embracing he 'ias ASs
s'Jle of seeL
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IIX...No SEPTEMBER IL, 1859

To TIE Literature o. the Language wh.. Dictionary Of Word
10 10 the Lanfasfe ltsvL
ALlBONEs DICTIONARY OF AUTHORS,
"A Ibdbpenssbly keeeaGyto
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-
ALL WHO WRITE.
ALL LAYERS.
MERCHANTS .na FARNsRs,
rrIsA hotsEoIp s5afAsroN A. SEoHAS'o'
TIE inporsnee q his great wmk every viii be under
ktterp W TIE olowilg representative i'ersry men
sb Archibald Alison. iChNl-s ktnk, IL ID.
The Hon G,oIs. Bancroft rh- b. Rev. FraHch Ps;Tiek
The Rev Hrnly Ward Be.cser. D. FI,pc. Lieber.
Geo w B-thune, ID d. Benson Losing.
Sir David bre sister, LII D., Lord Ma Anliy.
WIN Bryant The Hon Horace a.nn L. D.
Dr. Vim 3. C.rpen.e, Lieu. y. Many, LII D.
W. 4 r Cbs1beu Richard Osen, d. c l. &c.
Thomas Carlyle. rheo philus Partons, L. D.
george b Che.vsr D. The Rev r Peabody D. D.
DR. J-.ph 6 Cos.s-n 5 Irenru. Prime, o. D.
Tne Hon Geo. NJ. Dal.s LII D. saw.rd Robinson, D. D.
Richard H,niJ DsDs, t'ilnos- W sinm;
r bIey DaIs sii.or NJ D, IL D D.. W 3 spr.sae.
JonD T.. DuIuiu, y. Or. w 2. Strickland
Prof G. c TenOa. The Hon. Raser 3. TAnsy.
Joha ". Fraaci., N D Ii D. A'frsd Te:ry.on.
The Hon Henry ID Glpn- Jos ph r fhompSon, D. b.
CbauDcsy A. Go dfich d. D. yOhn r. Thompson.
Judge James Hal Cacinns. G,org- neknor.
Fitz Greene Hs.eh The Rev. Dr.. Trench.
Flsacs l. Hawn IL D, Henry 7. TuessrI.n
y!estIis Re. ri i i Hsds. p.D. .@s: %slfI LID
D. Charles Hodge. Richard Grant White.
Sir Henry Rof,ad ,Jonn Whittier.
Oliver Wendell Holmss, ". D y. P. Will.
The R.v. rLomas HsItweI Rob 1t Winthrop
Home y. D Cardinal Hi.eman.
M..SHs,:n Man HS: Irving fai,4elt @n6PT woo.ey, D.
soperro,sI ov o .isssny printed on hne paper
Prce in mu.o hna d; sc in fine sheep binding. or 81
For~sIasa to ofths United ss,e free Of expense
on The cHs Ifft q m isfs No. Arch Philadelphia
For sale by Book.,iln ~ yerywhere.
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FOR CLEANING GLOVES.

This little operation is done easily and quietly.
Place the duty sovs stretched much pO-sb upon
clean p,ger pass 'ms piece Of fine linen 'srad
with Bspzin- the greasy matter sOns the glove will dssppex
Immediately Expose 1t afterwsrd to the open cir.
L. would be much corye-isn - have hnserAu upon
which he roye coult BE- 81.
The application e Be- % the cleaning Of gloves one OF
the most curious nca operations In which this
substance msy b, I.ed GLvs may be clsaned unlimited
number Of tines and Operation mps tcabs only
when they ar torn After their c,sans ts gloves
appear ike This ob'sa,on may not b. applied ooy ~
white gloves, but sl TO gloves Of al eoos-eveu sSs-sa
Cloves (Gants de sueds)
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

III NOTICIOsO DE NUEyA YORK.
AZ FL NoTiCiosO DE NUEvA YORK.
pL EOTICIUSO DE- SUEVA YORK
IL NOrIClOsO DE NUEVA YORK.
POPULAR SPANISH AMERICAN PAPER
POPULAR SPASlsH AsERlCAN PAPER
POPLAR sPAN'sS ANERIC An PApE&
POPULAR SPANISH AMERIC AN PAPER
prGH~H NUMBER OUT TO-DAY
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EIGHTH NuMBsh OUT rO-DAf.
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
REST ADvsRTIsINO MEDIUM
BEST ADNERrlStS5 MEDIUM
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Cpiss den. up In wrpps 20 he'd he Office No "a Ann
:. rfic~ 10 ceLt
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uIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 BOTH ShAE5'
Married or s.r- IL hssth o. disess- NE OIuAt Az
yIsYa AND N lRRlAGE GUlpki SrI ,liao - al
s,o ela,b 80 .Loyr yiscr1.yp~ E-zrssLs ffS1 81
81 s.ebTa.ed PGr. .-d Loascn Peyheia sId s9IrSo 80
sf-w Yorh City t., ,n,-rssos ,1oxss.. a, hsTs ,1sEs.
r, va " e, o,fsr sold srd rz.ed 20 .1y pat q tse
scu.try ey ". A. TO"Nssf'D : 20, W. y " '-- - -, "
ROYS' and GIRLS OWN MAG VIM, Mt Tor QstS- q.
ID ~ y,,,lv ,ub,.ry.ion Is 20. Ross IoUsci ptA
TYRk Co .bos.aIs sxsu,A WA l. JONES, fE,4saef, NO
Ia 4Sy.
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FOR TAKING OFF GREASY STAINS FROM Es0aAv-
mos DRASltOj, J, PLANS. AID OF LEA VALUABLE
PAPERS
Place the greasy ps. d tie ensvHs even thu whole en'
ype upon 6t-rg paper folded then dip piece u cotton
woon the BeDzps and upou the an Oh tn baes Of tho
srsrsyus where will be Necessary keep o' several min
u,e of and dry the place quickly With Offering paper.
Change the psper that under the sSpsyns 70 piece
Then ep another piece Of In the Bsnzins and psss
over the STAIN tho parts Ak'
ina care form circumference in order to Dissolve tbs shade
and AVOID ring This operation must be done qaehy
the Bepzine s very volatile.
However, after the complete -vaporation OF tho Beoln'
which place quarter OF hour the stain appears aeAan
then the operation Is 10 b. rspestsd another time.
of nporsDcs know that tae BeDzss neutral bodys
h,vn no action whatever any kind II tises coors
II only dssoys and sresy bodies: there Is no danger,
therefore, have in contact with papers si any nad what
may b~ their value.
Lko turpeItins kc 10 inaannsbe and must ss Kept swsy
FROM flame Of any kld.
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leave Of this brave and homes. book thanking
the author coursge fsthf liners He or We imagine
the MANS thot gh protesting 70 be woman's suto
biography profess have fou1d mn-ds;e speche
for the social evil has done bette he has written book
which but tell well upon man who reads H.
and not wholly dead and sodness-a book which
NAV of the greatest value n helping the course OF tue
social evil the miserable and hardening effects whcn ne mss
portra,ed as faithfully Hogah while he has supplied US with
seoeI Instructive as ard lees painful than, that which
that ersat nlorslist has given us.n
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AGENTS WANTED We d.sir ac i've, efficient Asea.
t he sse II our Remedies egry commuGi;y Al tue
Dhitec stsies AadTes Or y HUMPHREYS Co,
no So BkoADxAY, NEw-Yosk.
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THE STORY OF A woMANs LIFE
so pages limo, neatly bound Price 81.
The folewns extracts from lengthy reviews in Uomnen.
English journals will enable the reader form idea Of he
,ha
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-01
MAnINn frEMs. = The tue Relief has

MARINE frEMs. = The tug Relief has
gone to Point au Barque for the purpose
Of getting off the schooner Spds Bur
chard ashore at thatplace. She proceeds
alse to Tawas harbor, with the view of
getting the Nay Queen, ashore at that
point,
The following river steamerswill lay up
on the close of navigation, at different
ports on the river Magnet, For, Ahda,
7fatie. Bell Seymour. Midland City, and
Ella Maria.
The Bark Jesse Hoyt has gone into
winter quarters at Milwaukee The Sun
shiae has left Buffalo with cargo ofrail-
road iron bound for Chicago, where she
will lay up.
The schooner Nay Queen bound from
Milwaukee to Oswego with cargo Of
grain, went ashore at Tawas on the Dist
inst.
The brig Northern LigM went ashore
at Milwaukee on the 18th, about ten min
utes before the schooner Qmckstep enter
ed the harbor They towcd out of Chi
cago to gethcr,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-01

: Bold RoBBERIEs,-On Tuesday even
ing last, about six o'clock, the Saloon of
JoHN RoxDoRoUGu, in this city, was broke
and entered, and a small safe containing
over $40 in money stolen therefrom.-
The thief effected an entrance through
the back door, while Mr.. II. was absent
at tea. This is not the first robbery of
the kind which has recently taken place
in our midst. About two weeks ago the
Meat Market of MYERS e. RUPP was en-
tered in the daytime, their desk broken
open, and about $3.50 in money stolen.
The lighttingercd gentry are evidently
around, and it stands our citizens in hand
to be on the lookout for them.-RepuJli-
can, SdgiaaO CITY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-01

OPENING OF THE G.. Il. r. R.--The CT
II. r.. II. from Detroit and this city to
PIT. Huron, was opened on Monday last.
This gives us direct II. II. communica-
ton to all the cities of the north and east,
as well as the west and south. Its full
benefits will be felt and appreciated dur
ing the coming winter, to the Northern
travel and trade, but the coming spring
and fall business will fully demonstrate
its practical benefits. We predict for
Mt. Clemens and the towns along the line,
as we'll as the adjacent country, an i'm
provement proportionatc to t cir best an
ticipations.- STANDARD, Ut. Clemens, 2ith.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-01

THE Docks ON LAKE HURoN.--The
Lexington JeGSrsoaiaa brings us the par
ticulars Of the damage done to the docks
along Lake Huron by the gale Of last
week. j. l.. Woods dock at Lexington
was damaged to the amount of from ST.
900 to 81, 800, including the loss of So
900 shingles. Jones dock was also dam
aged to full as great an extent. j. l..
Woods dock three miles south Of Lex
ington, was also damaged to the extent
Of some 81 200. At Birchvillc and Lake
port the docks were cirried off. j. jerks
dock, five miles north Of Lexington, was
injured to the extent of some $500, and
Wood s. Carrington's dock, nine miles
north, was equally injured. The effects
Of the gale along the shore were mainly
felt south Of Port Sanilac. At the las,
named place the dock suffered very little
further than unplanlsing il short dis
lance; while at Forester the dock was un
injured, and the same is true in regard
TO most Of the docks north.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-01
252, 2f.5O
lts, 3.35 .5S
Accumulated interest on investmc
Total Assets, Sfl0,OSt.OG
Liabilities, Claims adjusted
and unadjusted, ami not due, &3 4 1880

The foregoing statement of Assets and Liabilities
of the "PnTSx' is presented to the careful persua
and scrutiny of patrons and the public generally
minds of ALL the entire reliability, solyency, and
healthy condition the Company is in.
Tho "PnGNIX' was Incorporated by the Lcgisa-
ture of Connecticut under perpetual charter, I"
with Cash Capital Of Itro Hundred Thousand
Dollars. Since its organization the Company have
been doing large, and, on the whole, prosperous
business throughout the several States of the Union;
and the manner in which the affairs of the Company
have been managed, has inspired unusual confidence
in the minds Of the public towards the "PHTNIx so
that our Policies are readily sought after Ilonora-
bic dealings liberal and satisfactory adjustments,
and prompt cash payments Of all fair losses are
principles in the transaction Of our affairs and we
intend 80 TO administer our business in the future as
not only 10 gain but retain, the good WILL esteem,
and patronage of the public.
RATES or PREMIUMS are ns low as und0nbied
security and prompt indemnityto patrons will war
rant. We cannot, nor is il our intention TO compete
with "Wild Cat' companies, whose rh0ie object and
desire is to get money--without for moment imag-
ming that every policy accompany issues Is an obli-
CATION, 10 which they may ut any momont be called
TO respond. No intelligent, candid, thinking person
will refuse t. pay Company "livng" rate, pro-
vidcd he is certain the Company Is "sound to the
core" We arc Of that denomination, M the above
statement of the Company fully and clearly proves
| or 9, VIM. H. WEBBER, AOEsr
Office Corner Of Gonesoe and Water SITS, in Brick
Block.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-01

TnE STEAMER MILWAUKEE ASHORE
The Steamer MILwAUKEE of the Detroit
& Milwaukee Railway line, went ashore
at Grand Haven Monday night last in
calm weather, in consequence of her rud-
der chains getting foulcd by a piece of
canvass. She lies in critical condition,
and her safety depends entirely on the
weather. A strong blow would demol-
ish her in few hours.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-01
BOOKS g. STATIONERY,
FRED. N. BRIDGEMAN,

AT the Post Office East Saginaw, Michigan has
good assortment of
ID O O X S,
Scientific, Classical, School, Theological, Juvenile,
Agricultural Historical, Miscellaneous and Humer-
Gus; also Blank Books of every description, full
bound half bound, or not bound at all.
PAPER,
Flatcap Foolscnp, Legal cap Letter, Commercial
Note. Bett Bath Embossed, Gilt edged, ruled and
plain and Envelopes to match. File paper, Wrap
ping paper, Drawing paper Bristol Board, etc, ect'
WALL PAPER,
The best assortment in this region with variety OF
borders Curtain paper; also, Curtain fixtures and
Curtains of the latest and most impoved styles.
MISC ELL n EOUS,
Steel pens rewards of merit, pen holders, pencils,
port monies wallets hair and cloth brushes states,
aavoring extracts cologne, hair oils, pomades, hair
dye, fancy toilet soaps, black, blue japan and car
mine inks, muciage, &c, albums, fans, autographs,
steel engravings gilt moulding, cord and tasse for
picture frames
MORE YET.
Musical Instruments, Violins Flutes, Accordeons,
VoIin strings, Tooth picks. Knives and Yankee No
tions generally. Also
Periodicals and Newspapers,
To-wit: Harpers, Atlantic, Lady's Book Harpcrs
Weekly, Ballou's Pictorial, Frank Leslie, N. Y.
Ledger Mercury and East Saginaw Courier.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-01

IL Speaking of the new bell recently
purchased for that city, the Port Huron
Press says:
The bell is principally the gift of
single individual.
We know of several single individuals
in this city, who would like to be presen-
ted with bell (e) "for better or for worse
as far as music is concerned, however,
they would probably prefer the sound OF
a dinner bell to any other, Sundays not
cxccptcd.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-01

CIRcUIT CouRT.-The next regular
term of the Circuit Court for Saginaw
county will commence its session in this
city on the 10Th day fDecember next. We
understand that the term will be quite an
important one, as several cases of consid-
cradle magnitude, both civil and crimi-
nal, will undoubtedly be tricd.-Rpubh-
can, SagiudD CITY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-01

E@A fellow calling himself EDWARD
FORD was arrested at Swan Creek, in this
county, on Wednesday last, by Marshall
Curtis of East Saginaw and Marshall
RICE of this city, on a charge of breaking
open trunk and rining it of its contents
at Royal Oak, some three months ago.
He was brought to this city and lodged
in Jail, to await the arrival of the officers
of Oakland county.-RepaJlican, SIG. city
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-01

Depey ct al es. JospA COmpaa ct al =
Thisimportant case, involving the title to
n LARGE tract of land in Genesec county,
will DO tried at the December term of the
circuit court for this county. Several
other important land cases and several
important criminal cases also will come
up for trial.