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DIR. j. =. ROSE.

or PRILADSLPHIA.
To THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND
EvEnY INTELLIGENT AND THINKING
should h.ye their eeaey established by wen
study h,s him r ~ te duiiss yet s eduHy
Hooded With Nosirums aud Cue ats purptns the
best In the world whh only useless eqseny inu
DH. J. =. ROSES MEDICINES are the result. Of
thirty FIVE year exPensein Philadelphia where he
DIt; !: :; HOSES cAuMINAIIvE BALsAM,
MT I,t,,Hs h o,r ~ % ,t , Sna ~ w.
De be Yep. 10 i I'm ss sSo"s M y has no squs
plants chorr- morbu reslsssntss crying general
Strength Without bSr spSas af so@si complaints o.
ilS il failed In no instance whtn use, bSfsss is bad 1s.iv
.,russ 'hs patient hsv had s'ern. from than
.styng 70 it, sondsria e.liys Dyshlsy .uhss
Sois .t' '''' 'A'' ' '''' " used as '''''d 20 ''"''
DH. y. s.. ROSES COUGH sIRUP, on Ex-
Bfoneii and an disease, q Luns, ss
'als 1.osy sscss ss ss%psldi @ 0' '' 0"
iIon. chronic ucei. sore, sWsd NssE aud d. ~.
I aoss ss,i sSsT y; g eSarotSp, s,;i Ct
70 Sosis ~ something and
pa :. s. ROSES SIN ''s KIIIE,.. r. II:I popul.
and never falling remedy has alone stood the iest th
THE PAIN CIHEa sure, Rheumatism;
THE p IN CUHER cures pains 10 the labs Joints bach
IHR PAIN CURRR cure, ohouc pain. in the stomach
TnE PAIN CURER se.id.. Burns, spraIn. and
tn PAIN cUREa cure. sgy pain internally s,t.r-
We shall onS 20 the afflicted try the PAIN CUHEH.
III Fvss relief recommend 20 others; fh f.
/ Remember " has come from regular Physician.
DH. .. y. nos - DHSPEPrIC COMPOUND,
The on Tor Dyspepsia and liver Complsn Pce -
i ceDts
Dyspepda bs known by ssissEess bssing up Wind
scmah, snd sostnss datrhrs The
headache nervous feuRgs. cold feet Eakeiune aud variable
medicine, CsieS III always eSTsJ tsS tsos debility fiSs
/ iungs and prsdispnstion . cousumpaou.
nRn: >; :: nosR,s GsSUISR MRDICIEEs
/ wrapper 0f each bottle. Take without A.
Principal Depot sn5 Arch Street, p1iisdephia.
\ moud, va.
FBfhs Doctor has published book, sLich riyss = desep.
uop of dssases and mode treatment which yuu
/ gratis at Waring Peafaes aus-ictufv ,
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EsTABLusuED Isss.

kbkN, bA LOWIh& WILLIAMS.
nv receiving direct their setory tn.
"A largest and most desirable FALL wisTkn
b. made BY every .rrivsl hrouraeut The season
Their arsf a-sr l. devoted retail where
prepared Ia show all times full complete VI
the ao-i fashion abe si In
chant tsliors work. and sold
rnicsziii
Their sscosd dsd tii oTs devoted exclusively
WhOLALh TRADE and -i he fosnd TO contsn
sse and desirable stock OF fashionable
manufactured with pains.
of the Merchants Of Virginia,
Devotins the ~hoe of
cio,hns aon. With longer sspcIenee extensive
ani other material advantages
Inducements. kEEN, BALDWIN a WILLIAMS,
susi-u ~ Rirhmond, vs.
REDUCTION OF STOCK!
INHE subscribers offering their stock
u SUMMER CLOTHING
aENrLEMENB fURNIsiIIN9 GOODS
at extremely low pre In order eiaee
tor the Fall Trade
cheap will noe be our fault
sood are not satsfAetory In price, quality at aud style
TuPMAN a HULL.
J2I iiO Main street.
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CLOTuIN
- SPRIN GooD =

Head Quarters Corner of Main and ISt The
N scrbct has Just reurDe New with
most ashonSble stock OF goods he has had vlt by %
sell In with snd especial reference
tall trade. better stock Of Cloths Ntn.S
cannot be In this city every
gnAhlr shape color and quality contracting
Also most nsgnnssni stoSk of Furnishing gt, such Sup.
SIX Lace Neck Ts Black six Neck
crays stocks, shirts, cohArs, DrAver Gloves sspene
Socks, Ac
All la want Of goods really fresh and desirable either
made cut a. usssure would do well give a bee
purchasing elsewhere
He has Ia his employ the best Of wortmep
y ~ SPENCE
ap2 Corner % Main sni i9h Street
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FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
on fiTfH AVENUE
Al the Intersection Of Broadway, op Madison Square
New York.
70 q =. =, op'7ed Anyuli go, ls'9.


r.,nrs Location !. ~, e, IPgs5 ., 49, ~ - i'ig
y, aud very near AMI eonvsnEt the Hudson River
e entire arrangements OF the establishment are the result Of
home IKE moisiln The void "''''
Az IN, improvements hist comfort convenience have su
gesisd, have been Introduced,
livery has been ten during construction to secure
sSbdsoa doas sad 9, o G, 1o Oasa:1oa to
the root Az oi ih- hoo are double snd separated
EsSsg s s, ly asny ' fh,,,s ,,,sslsTs NJ ne p5gL
Ion thf as TO lhs uPr doors upoa plan which aim' u
Lons spssous sai ,oIars forming pronensie of hun
dr" i-, upon each o. ne S stories g'r light and th h
Hsers space hs. been apProPrseitO public Drawing
s1nd Promenade ll suite. of .pscious Psriars Cuss
especially de.igned tr The comfort of famr travelling parties,
ssehsaSc coasnns ne Journals Of Se d,y ant .n m.
convenience for commercial Intercourse and bune.
eyraPb oncs connecting viii ps,ts of the country
aud Css' gSos Of i. most approved ls and appoint
been expressly designed sr ths TTs ASSSF
An communication. m spartments or upon anv busnes. con
or .(r 20 insure immediate attention.
on o. Ne fAhAS sfsEENs proprietor q EeypFe .ni re nj
aus'-ssiau h'TcHCOCE, bARliyG co
GE,Sn s,c'rs Ofrtcs. a. tanaE ogva
Richmond, sept, i>59, a. a,i9.
II - 70 meet IN WILLIAMSBURG, on TUESDAY,, me n
llh hsy oi OetoheT nsS ~ lvoco,s " fot us rur AE
ihe Pisrng o. hs stone on hs ucsyreeei sdsss
~ ycrdsr Il he Mo-, wor.hirhd Gr,ed N,.,r
s-soiourners rom other jur.ciiou In rsod ,,.np A..
ra,ernauV invits,l 90 intend sst-us~itihOtid
FgMILg DAY AND BOAHBis6 school,
HAMPTON
Mss AsnsrE,p Principal Ms A. Gsuisrrar Assistant,
So GriEar. Professor of Music
FlNfiE this School courfn % on III. fr Mo-
Day October, tni ihe 3isi af Iaiv falauirr
Crcuas, tcuihinnr terms, v BE- furnished application 10
au9' itsvim FkiNCIPAL
BAUGII's
HIGHLY hIlAvfR EAW GoYE
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
MANuyNcrUEgp from Bone, In iisr NArUaAL STAIR con.
ll tanning
sS ia pr cent. of Phosphate OF LIu,r, ,nd
80 Ia PfT Ccpt. oT organic Matter, produce
tna ApimSntq.
FARMERS 81 PLANTERS
solicited sys s sinrshie Fertilizer ts 10 hsr seed
ingfor
FALL CROPS
sionssids ~ Prruvsn Guano aRy Other Fertilizer.
PRICE slb PER TON on 1000 LBS.
~ a Liberal Discount Go % .aiers.
MACDONALD & DUGDALE
sole lsenis Coz Nsrylsnd ard vhsiula,
CT Asil'sVs" wharf sna gssp Sssst
XUBIsKY.-iosssi vi. wAesy, % .,e,s, =, ..s ~,
w tpt Wa WALLACE sONA
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IL 5. VI. srramsn,r JamnsrowN -.

y f"h HsM h0hk-lhs h"ANOht, CsPt.insSsAl
,os,h ~ih tcsNe here - e.tisct, r. NJ, FhIHAY- az.
lSth is' f-ssHse's ats Ttdsssei % BE-
it,hets
'iT fassge 20 New YORK state insigird Ae..
Storage passage only FassAzs to N1Tfslk th- s.
~ e HFeE toA's tsss'oE tickets i5s the tnp ss
meal iHi istsoo5 ai sasi hy O. The sFs
tsi oi october Freight received day (FRIDATl Cnrsur
Fqssted 20 sEi foE hE to-day FEeigt for Booa
Ei b" iorWalsd diFe-y Tsies aad with -
greatest despatch. ~ -
scii-gf LUDIkr 4 X aTso<
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LIVEnPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Capital. $4,000 600,

ANNUAL INCOME, s2,?bO,OOOi
INVESTED ~ THE UNITED STATES, OVER ssOOOU0I
Ar Dircfors Fs'sSalHy RrPoris or ns E~gOsssat, o,
ne Company.
ENTE rereetuy Liverpool
w and London Insurance policy holders
lGgge cssh spital aud investments stated above
capital aud income Of the Copany
Haes cnnvisD q parties equng
In addition T. the Ordinary mode q Insurance this Company Is
EER RA1AENTTOL the payment Of TENI NkE T..
al EREHUifS Property &, thrncr1h, PERAA NEWT y
JHSURED The Policy he seled the
Inigta sii be retuTaei less per
1hs Company will
and most Hhers pIin. .ple.
Under the Poes % tins Company all claims pAid
FeutaJn Of sAscoy without dee
zion T iasrsf and as usual Ahsr pressnts
tlon of proof WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
Inhi4 100 Maln feN al
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KENT, PAINE a. 60.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS on DHI k0OBs.

IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS OT bay 60OBs
Nos lt3 AND iti MAIS sTREET
MI are noE rcssving hy the stp iisHTy Cs;k direct from
" i4it,e' = hs port sni ~ yaTias. ts.Fs eamsrs
FREScH GERMAN DAY o6bs l @ ss9, 2, ssii-h
ins he ss of Shs s % s ~. iss
s a. 1@ Mn 80 4 sh E sh.his
hraee Fyest VANITY eEsv aEitssau sssi asa Hi ts fs
'egf eAlttiisy W s,srS 5tpzrtueut
.i,t y oOMEstIC M,SUFNCTURfD G60bs nasisl In IN ~
LNnNtrt ANu N,Nt COMMANDING STOCK 80 Day aOOD-
TONERS. ~ '-
CLOTHING.
This branch of business hayng Increased ysr i,rv U
hsve rveu much vestsr sni gnhsts ssfy ~,
50 $50 - ~ sJ,ds. rotten up 10 W 49, ssnaer sd sih
'hly vfh iio-s % tuy North-ru market
repeeuiy inve he merchant. of vsnis Nosth Caraina
bees selected sih special regard "a r.As and
are arrHp e ~ tte.a 20 ,sh and paying buyer.
a"a' kENr. PAINE CO
DIVIDEND NOTICE
IE board of directors q N, vTn'a p~,si auo,i Con
on ,sh s ss,Ss ss, Sssss, 800, psy.s. % AZ ' sn
ts eooI. transfer closed frau hs ss to IN, ish Of
auas-d'''sep' aARRsrr. Treasurer.
A NEW DIET ROR INPAVTS--FsySeH HIsco
tsuf and uyai extensively isd .lh, Sss aad much SUP
~ 10 ~ 'fs' 4-Hdy,gg, g, s.'l'a.' s,s,B 2, ST.
- 80. Nain street shove Po.i nHc.
"W HUrCHEH'S" plies aud Edse ToaIs
W ,,s, .s snd Hnn 'lg lfea @sH si.ys
br.vlng krss.. Als.s
NsGilss ais N''% C. J. srSroS 4 co,
ElNCY GOODS.- supcror Csissas. rs,r.ri, Din. ro,.,
ls-' 'afirty iu y.ssi,id sud fof Jw GARiiCKs
so u5as 80 90 Rfesesipteg store,
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U CulrtvAtuRs AND WAREOWs TOE 49,.
fJIflNG N WWEAT Believing that Ihsvs \ '~SS-SN =
In nv WV ptOW ne p4a ;t a. arrrrl
mats tls orr 10 tht fasueFt khd "a nsrs 80. TrT -
lnpisuenis bssr dess ihsy nss
hare eV gau return tteu Fylnr e of r6srs
" tfrsh fuppy Of ruruir se~f lar received
= H sTARKE No 81 Main e.
wv D lalr. aI-.r. 49,. II..-l
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s5a. EALL TRADE. is5a.
a. M . r. II $
BOOKSELLER, PUBLISHER, sTATI0SER,
DrAITR N MUSIC, PIANO roRTEs. 4

@--HH-1E ~ 1'SNltf IIts'o fUoI a. It.
so. 81, z7r=ET. Eca .. "a
NNOulD rcsPcciy iavisc eszrry Merchant
w 70 his sna,zay Large aEd Gsasra books
Nnr fapes ba1E books CsEtsn Papers Envelorcs Music
stoarsy icgcthrT Sh general assortment Il s,apI. =. I
- oed embracing eoricte ssssinv5. as tln be found
va any one Nholcsale EGos Lsb5as II ths Unied STATE
and upon ;ffm ~ tst. I'D isbcT1L
~ We oa.g -sE 60 ninaiiu cf Stcrk
k5sinE IA. Nc esn supIy ihe gGHis n sir
sasiacLior hoih IS 30 Pflees -nnls
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BARGAINS nAHGAINs!i
& A gwATKIN, RICHp Va
~ w Fall Goods
trraxrtds
ElANlt prc-s-Saple Dress Geets Uous ssting Qoods D.
un. fss, Stts PoFins, CssPes RuE Plantation Gaods
hsnkets -trvfnts fsrs wear F1hrfIirrlrs Ar tr
SeU sus fah pfiati peLsiues. Mourninz &C.
Also.
lo yts new style Pon ds Chs o. Ls~s Ares.ss ~ Qa 20
pef yard ths cheapest foois od,rs in f mara -
- cHU a OwATEINs
NRw GOODSi NV sooDs NV. ar. ... i, ..
y ee ~ palt ~ saprU ~ fsH tai ahiet
- tezh -eA tasias ~ husy ssaran
.sis cmLrs cHsSTRV
SoAP--" aorgans steam soap Coless,s.s sem. "A.
sals va WALLACE s0Ns
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~ and fanny bsxss, far sale bv ~ IONEs

STOHAgE WAN ED.-faying made a large addition
- 70 10y hshouse on The noe Is pePaed 70 store ths bu
loh baes heavy and nFht Produce
expense. AR LFg
fe. hsfnE such 20 store wi DO well 70 sive cal
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IEOR -rri-WcskIr --n=


Fpf ina.f55 dt ItE sTE SyESfffHIEg s
ths steamer hkivIpEGE, CsPain Wa Rcene IN TeerTs
Freig' Boston Baltimore, At loves, rs,ss with
Passenger. viz please board before I2 olosk NJ Tur
Tkss for pass procured c,hs ~ our oace ia the sin oP
rosc Tbs Coigniiau Bolelor .t-AIoes vi4rv,s
se,i-2' pawn e va CURErE
E'oH BoSIoN..EyRST rESSEL ne regular -,
having prrieu % her engaged Eoins on TSTi
E have TsieE Dispatch Tor balance q -h apps to
EoR NEW TOHk.-FAEST TESSEL-Rs5s. o.
,-'I ~ Ns l.,t i''st t.Thc s,tooner IitN SGAG.
enEased and eoinz hoart Eh have Ia dsrssh For I
sil DAVID w,t CuRRIE
INOH PHiLiDELPHIA.-Ih, good schooner, q.
g her ene.sed aud going basi viii have d.paf "
9sii"gr % ''''si nprt' 20 l-ii~l W ooiQUIrT CO
INOH nAITIMOaE.-Ti.- -t-.IsI yas,st s.l5aa- -
tt zee, SOU he"bsTi us.tes, ha.1ns th sSe
,.lt a ". q oEtqWrr co
lNOH CHAHLES GON, =. enc sug,.sF f.,, -,
~, % ,,.n, 'tg5as' : ~ i-h.'et lola al'T. h,'us LIZ
dispatch Sas rrs.sin5sS Of ss.r5 sppy 70
. sls-l~ ". coLQuIrT 60
INOR NEW ORLEANS --FIRsr VESSEL IN. -,
hsker Hos sud having tie gte.t,r portion "i
tnssg.t ~ sail ~hh ~ possible d~s1ieh 80 t.,gee sihsght
| -ppy ~ Iseal hkNtbs WI CIRRIF
| I've biisSiT@@"S ~ NllpGINIA sPElNGs -.efSs,,
rLsNSNNtFsT LINZ Persons lntsniins b. - frou ~ V-.
steamships Yorltasn JsSs.tsun ana Eoaasss SsV. ssi Wv
tHHlf rsrs veek for Nes Work Yorsown eyery Mani,
o'cioos Ihs Roanoke every Trday afternoon ~ ostt
Ps.age 70 Nss YORK ncluaus ts-uess any cents
'o,aeoi,'n' equal to those Of ne Or, eis.. hotel,
Sas' - iVptAN a WATSON
. nIrIMUEu
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-. 9IeglIo49 Atn loRk RIyER RlILROlD,

rIyHAIN HA SDS WANTEO.i iIe.',Y ~ ~ w.,
49, - Y, se.s sn " Hatsi lIla 10 the ooguiry ~
l"F WALTON. Chisf Tnsnser
SIPTfS OFFICE, ". a ID. H. R.--In coma. -
- glrncr % e 1rfr acuni nf sheaf proio-s 80
Af'nf aud NE Depot being completely fnI if beror. -
sary, and ths io give n1tre '8 a1 lri1r ID sg - 49,,
net iateu avay shen delivered from tLs car. ~ ,rs M ~
stored 81 ne rs aud expense o. Ne con.sns-
au''-nim G. CANPnrtT stunt
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ME- have ia SroRE, and WHp REIau ~
w SOEIHERN a Nd FkSTKRN MERCHANTS, at NJA.
the C1sH PHiCE large ani choice ~
NAehs Jswcrs Silver and Plated Ware Of variety aud
Diamond Work and other Jewelfy made to
~ Az g1sfs gHgrSHtsef % be a. reprssented
N B-PAcuiar attention gVen TO Rse1irag of WhAs' and
yscslrt. SrAUFfFR HARLEY,
iyaS-sm No e22 Market Street south SIDE Pfi.d.ipl.
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WssSV-''"''' v'e'' . va ;'si' sslfsc. !, Z, SOW.
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SNiF'-Ntb tbs l''Ta sJTup Fe5,, - ,slsM
~ "" NA WALLACE sONa
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w ESTEISN VIRGINIA
HANiNe eecu enplyed V sen several large trscts II IA
IN Ncholas 0ret uhref, aus 81 trtrf tis ND. ~
rs,si. BON eara.-ts spd pa.,euly fro psrsons who n
80 v trsis ~ 80 W vto greai hurrains
An sisp sssgd hs TT fertility Of scu fsiuhr cus,
We not sufpassed by portion of
ated IN W mouniius ~ ne richest whfeh -s-i-f -
sn covered i'm saEsr Hsrie ash ws1ui. 49, .ad kForT
y sdaped Ut ~slss aountfy rhousand 81 s~rr
S n, ',s sss sssif - year, ePsned snd
and led % Into snail herebv rivinr 10 -
moderate eans opportunity of Investing Iu sive si
netmaion on Ne suhsct ant v shos .ni d ,6s~ ei.
te toss Eeuilsusa viii shcu Nave eorrs.ponasi
on hii fehJec a. wun ofhefs desre A. nvcs..
tf residence speculsiion lavited 10 vis a.
,s fot tseusslves sAan Ss rssJ Sy et May 70 soS ,
ts- NJ eOs'oGs,. sssr is.A APrIi sm Be NisAo,.,
,,.A.... ..,.,.. aCHAap HtlL
fff.Nfh AN0N ~ ~ a Nsahm
SERpr.-Ssses Tsu. syrups IN ros,, t,r ,.isN,
~ "N WA wALLACE SOMA
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hEEsE'S MANIPULATED cUANa
w WI Keep regular saPp5 % ths 0siiy popusr es.
ae Inc hrst Ia 9Srs " ths State DGonsases tlh ..Ti
.Iia' aud th- ep2zs-<r - per IN 1.,Ins
uessI sI sss % arAyAse, Al ttfiy DOlsrs yer ia
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06
ISSUED . EVERY Yr7rln THURSDAY
CHANCERY ORDER.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN; Suit pending in the
- Circuit Court for the County of Bay in chancery
ut Bay City the 9th day Of August A. ID. 1859, In
which james johnson is complainant, and Lott
Frost Sarah Il. Frost Charles Bradley Anna Augusta
Bradley, Augusta Bradley Henry NJ Bradley, Ed
ward A. Bliss, Richard W. Bliss, Benjamin Dean,
and George i. Bradley and Alonko Bradley exeeu-
tors for the last will and testament OF Eli Bradley
deceased, are defendants:
1t satisfactorily appearing to this Court by affidavit
that the defendants, Lott Frost, Sarah Il. Frost,
Charles Bradley Anna Augusta Bradley, Augusta
Bradley, Edward A. Bliss Richard w. Bliss Benja-
min Dean, and George L. Bradley and Alonzo Brad
ley executors &c, not residents of this State hut
that the said Lott Frost, Sarah +. Frost and Richa
w. Bliss reside in the State Of New York, tho d
Charles Bradley, Anna Augusta Bradley, aho
Augusta Bradley reside in the State Of Illinois, and
the said Edward A. Bliss, benjamin Dean, Alonzo
Bradley and George Bradley reside in the State Of
Massachusetts,, ON motion of Webber Wheeler So
licitoH for the complainant, ordered that said
resident defendants cause their appearance in THU
cause 10 be entered therein and notice thereof to b.
served on said complainants solicitors within fom
months after the date of this ordeJ and in case of
their appearances that they answer the bill of com
plant filed in this within the same time, and
in default thereof that the said bill of complaint be
taken confessed by said defendants; An IL is
further ordered that the said complainant cause
copy Of this order 10 be published in the Eas Sagi
Courier newspaper published in the adjoining
county Of Saginaw (thore being no newspaper pub
shed in Bay County within twenty days after the
date thereof for six weeks, tleast in each week.
successfully, or that said complainant cause copy Of
this order 10 be personally served on said defendants at
least twenty days before the time herein before pre-
scrbed for thoir appearances. kgyBtNN5 III
WEBER WHEELER Comprts SoPrs.
W W0ODWORTII, Circuit Judge.
A true copy. WEBER & wnErLER,
n3-6w Comprts Sol'rs.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06
gsaECHANCERYgsALE.ro14 }.

TN pursuance of and by virtue Of n decree Of the
Il Circuit Court for the County Of Saginaw, In
chanccry; made on the 10th day Of November A. d.
1851, in certain, wherein Elijah Marsh was
complainant and William Johnson, Doraihy johnson
aud Hiram Mapes defendants Notice Is here
by given that shall sell at public auction to tho
highest bidder at tho front door of the Court ousc
Of thc County ~ Saginaw in the City of Saginaw
in the State of Michigan on Friday the 23d day Of
September A. ID, 1859, at two o'clock =. NJ. of that
day all that real estate known and described in said
crcesubstantiay as follows. Being part of the
southwest part Of the southwest fractional quarter Of
section eighteen, in Township No. twelve, north of
range FIVE east, and bounded as follows beginning
at point where the west side Of Webster street i'm
East Saginaw ntersccts the south section line Of
said section eighteen, thence running north 360 feet
thence west 240 feet thence south 800 feet thence to
the place Of beginning, being in the city Of East
Saginaw and State Of Michigan. ON . AZ
Dated, August 9th, 1889.
3fsT mH1sEI TI AUG. s. GAYLORD ]
Z trfi .s.rtirs Circuit Court Commissioner for
n3 lnf ,1YalB Saginaw County, Mich. llai y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06
Selrtted 9oetra.
TWO VILLAGES.

TWO VILLAGES,
Over the river on the hill, Eh H
Lleth village white and stillj 'a'" '
All around it the forest trees
shlver and whisper In the brceze q sisia'-
Over 1t sailing shadows go
or soaring hawk and screaming crow;
And mountain grasses low and sweet,
Grow in the middle of the street. f.....f sr
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Over the river, under the hill,
Another village lieth still;
There see in the cloudy night
Twinkling stars Of household light, n a i.
Fires that geam from the smithy's door,
Mist that curl nthe river shore; M y s
And In the road no grasses grow iH.
For the wheels that hasten to and fro. -l'--. 2
In that village on the hill, ff 3D..
Never is sound Of smlihy or mill; f. ID e.
The houses are thatched with grass and flowers;
Never clock to tell the bours; mH asa
The marble doors are always shut,
You cannot enter In the hall or hut; r n..Bn
All the villagers lie asleep; 3 ls'
Never grain TO reap; i'rA-al on.
Never in dreams to moan or sigh,
Silent and idleand low they lie. assf sna
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In that village under the hill,
When the night is starry and stlll
Many weary soul in prayer
Looks to the other village there,
And, weeping and signing, longs to go
UP to that home from this below; -
Longs tosleep by tf~ forest Wild .., ..s ~.
Whittier have vanished wife and child,
And heareth Dravino this answer fall
"Paticncei that village shall hold you ALL
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06
HERE
died
I WOLFE,
VICTORIOUS,
Sept. 13,
1859.

n The Montreal Pilot has the following:
..The vaults beneath Greenwich Parish
Church, in which Wolfe's remains are
placed, have been ordered blythe gov 3
ernment to be filled up with earth and
charcoal. Previous to this being done,
the vault containing the remains Of the
hero of Quebec was opened by Church
Wardens, and laying ! the eef1in, was
found copy Of the Quebec Mercury,
Of the, 2lst of November, 1880, aud
wreath of laurel, deposited there Mr.
Hawkins, of Quebec, together with
his card, on Odd of May, 1871. These
were in good preservation, and, were
taken out to be preserved by the Church
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06
TAsnIoxAntr woNrs.4Fashir kills

FAsuroYABLE WoMES.-Fashion kills
more women than toll and sorrow, -Obe-
,diancc to fashion is a greater transgres-
sion Of the laws Of woman's nature, a
greater injury to her physical and mental
constitution than the hardships of poverty
and neglect. The slavc.women at their
tasks VIII live and grow old, and see, two
or three generations of their mistresses
pass away. The ,washerwoman, with
scarce a ray Of hope to cheer her
in her tolls, will live to see. fashionable
sisters all die around her, The kitchen
maid is hearty and strong, when her lady
has to be nursed like sick baby. 1t is
a sad truth that fashion -pampcred women
are almost useless for all the good ends Of
human life. They have but little force of
character; they have still less power Of
moral VIII, and quite as little, physical
energy. They live for no purpose in life (;
they accomplish no worthy ends. They
are only doll forins in the hands Of mill
ners and servants, to be dressed aud fed
to order They dress nobody; they feed
nobody; they instruct nobody; they
bless nobody and save nobody. They
write no books; they set no rich exam.
piles of virtue and Of womanly life. IF
they rear children, servants apd nurses do
all, save to conceive and give them birth.
And wien reared, what are they? What
10 they ever amount to, but weaker
sciohsof the old stock |? Who ever heard
of a fashionable woipan's child exhibiting
any virtue and power of mind for which
it becomes cmincntg Read The biogra
phis Of, great men and women. Not one
Of them had a fashionable mother They
nearly all sprung from strong-minded wo-
4 men who had about as little to do,with
fashion aswith changing clouds. e,o,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06

THE SILVER Cur AND MEDAL GRISp-
sroSE.---The testing Of the Grindstoncs
Vt the National Fair, took place before q
regular Committe. of mechanics, and re-
sultol in q reward of the cup medal
TO the Lake Huron Stone, entered by j.
b. johnson, of Cleveland, o. The Berca
and Marietta stones submitted from Ohio
were good samples Aof their kind and
worthy of their commeudation, but tho
Lake Huron bore away the palm.-- Chicago
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