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East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
Adventures of Morning G own.

A lady was anxious to make her hus-t
band present on the occasion OF his
birthday, and as it happened to fall in
winter, and at that time very severe
winter, she thought comfortable morn
ing-gown would be most usefulacquisi-
ton to his domestic comforts. She went
to shop and purchased fine Persian
pattern merino and we'll wadded morn
ing-gown. She had forgotten the exact
height of her husband; but, to make sure
of its usefulness, she thought best to pur-
chase one rather too long than too short.
The day was rather wet; her husband re-
turned in the afternoon from his office,
and she presented him with the new artili
Gle of comfort; and he fancied it indeed a
great comfort after he had put off his wet
clothes. But it was too long-about
ten inches too long. t'h' i''
"Oh, never mind, my dear,' said the
affectionate wife; II can easily shorten it
to suit YOU" ~ "' 9f9n
They had party in the evening; they
were very merry. And after they had
gone to bed the wind was making such
noise, and the rain so dashing against
the window, that the lady couldnot sleep;
! her husband, however, slept soundly.--
She arose without disturbing him, took
the esnorning-gown and commenced her
work, cutting off about the length often
| inches-to mako il suit her husbands
stature--and went to bed again. She
had to rise early next morning. The
husband slept well, which is frequently
the case after merry evening party
Scarcely had the lady left the room, when
her sister--a good-natured, elderly lady,
who lived with them--stolc into the room
upon tip-toe, in order not to disturb her
brother-in.law, and took the morning.
gown. fastening to her room, she cut
] off ten inches, as she knew on the pre-.
vious evening it was too long for him.
/ An hour after, the master awolte, and
was anxious to surprise his atfectionatc
wife. He rang the bell; the servant
came up and asked his pleasures; upon
which he requested her to wrap up the
morning-gown and carryit to his tailor
to make il ten inches shorter. Scarcely
was the morning-gown returned from
the tailor, when the good wife stepped
in. The husband had just arisen, anc
y proposed now to surprise his wife anC
} enjoy his comfort. But how surprises
was his better half to see her husband
in a fine Persian pattern inerino shoot
} ing,jackct, instead of a comfortablemorn
ing-gown fh 80 atnini '.Hae
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
Selettetl goetty.
EVENING PRAYER.

EVENING PRAYER.
come TO Thee, to night,
In my lone closet where no eye can see, - -
And dare to crave an interview with thee,
Father of love and ngh'i r wv
Softly the moonbcams shine, ..ef
On the still branches of the shady trees 4, al.
While the sweet sounds OF evening on the breeze
Steal through the sluInbermg vine' ai
Tbou gay'st the calm ropose
That rests ON all-the air, the birds, the flower,
The human spirit In Its weary hour
Now at the bright days close .ltf
,Tis Nature,s time for prayer: ai flil
The silent praises of the glorious sky, f In'
And the earths orisons profound and high,
To heaven their brcathings bear
l With them my soul wond bend -
In humble reverence at ,!y Thy holy throne
Trusting the merits of Thy Son alone
Thy sceptre to extend.
If this day have striven
With Thy blcst ppirlt, or have bowed the knee
To aught Of earth, In weak idoatry, i efr
/ pray TO be forgiven
If In my heart has been ......ta..
An unforgvilg thought, or word, or look, -,
Though decpthe maltce which scarce could brooR
II I have turned away TT
From grief or suffering which might relieve,
Careless the cup of water cen 20 give,
Forgiyeme, Lord, pray. U's n
And teach me how 10 feel
NV sinful wanderings with deeper smart,
And more OF mercy and of grace iniparti
My sinfulness TO heal
Father my soul would be
Pure as the drops OF ewes unsnied dew,
And "a the stars whose nightly course Is true,
SO would be TO Thee
Not for myself alone - III lr-tfI
Would these blessings of Thy love inplore,
But for each penitent the wide earth Ger,
Whom Thou hast called Thine own
And for my hearts best friends,
Whose steadfast kindness DER my painful years
Ha. watched TO sooth atllctions, griefs ana tears
My warmest prayer ascends.
Should DER ther path decline
The light OF gladness, or of hope or health, -
BE Thou their soace and their joy, and wealth,
AS they have long been mine
And now, O Fatherl take rs t
The heart cast with humble faith on Thee
And cleanse its depths from each inpurity,
For my Rcdcemers sake,
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
Post once Notice.

MAILS ARRIVE.
Eastern Mails daily at p M.
Portsmouth 4 Bay City mail daily at p. NJ
way mail from Flint daily at l2s j. NJ
yasssr 4 Tuscola mail semi-weekly
Tuesday and Fridays
Saginaw City mail daily at 2 p M.
MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern mails daily at P. M.
Portsmouth 4 Bay City daily at A. H.
Way mail to Flint daiIyat 7. NJ
y.ssar 4 Tuscola semi-weekly mail Mondays and
at p. M.
Saginaw City Mail daily at IL NJ
odics hours from IA. NJ. to III p NJ, and from
r. N. to 81 T. n.
East Saginaw August a. 1889
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22

EE-It is officially reported to the
Emperor of the French that chloroform
was used in $4,000 surgical opcrationsin in
the Crimca, by skilled assistant surgeons
without a single death; a similar success
has followed its administration at Solf.
erino and Magenta; but in English hos
pitals there have been about one hundred
deaths in one-third of this number of op-
erations in the Crimea. The London
deaths from chloroform begin to be SC
common that coroncr's inquests are rare
ly called for. Everything seems to, de-
pend on the mode OF administration. Y II
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
w. Il. p. LITTLE & co.

Banker, and Exchange Brokers, buy and sell Ex-
change Bank Notes, Gold and Silver, &c. wiz
givo prompt attention 10 Collections, and remit
drafts at current rates. Taxes paid for non-rcsi-
donts. and all matters connected with Land Agen-
ey promptly attended 10. EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
NOTICE.

T,HosR INDEBTED TO Us EITHER on NOTE
l. or account are requested TO call and settle 'n'
sAnc without delay arc determined TO close al
accounts Hereafter our terms arc Cash.
COPELAND 4 BARTOW.
East Saginaw, June III, 1859
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22

e. "NNhy don't you wash the bot
toms Of your feet, Johnnyl" asked a
grandmother of boy, when he was per-
forming the operation before retiring for
the night, to which he very gravcly re-
piled: ~ ,'P.'P ~ -.a
"why, granny, you dosent think Use
going to stand up in bed, does ye " Vsz
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
CHAPTER Iv.--TuE WAsDERERs RETURN.

The Juke was Moses the Sassy. lie
had bin in France about 10 years and
now he was homo IN Bosting He had
sum trubble in gettin himself acknow-
lodged as Duke in France, as the Orleans
Dienast and Borebones were fernenst
him, but he finally conkered, and now he
had crossed the deep blue G to git his
own Elizy. She knew him at onct, as
one of his ears and portion Of his nose
had been chawed off in his fights with
opposition fremen during boyhood's
sunny hours. They were marridid and
went to France, to reside in their ducal
Pallis which was gut up regardlis of ex-
pense, They had SEVERAL children and
lived to green old age, beluved "by all
both CRATE and SMALL" as the Poick sez.
The Pirut Capting was captured, tried,
convicted and sentenced to read all the
letters that Messrs Giddings and Wise
shall write for the ensoon 2 years. His
friends are endevcrin to git his sentuncc
commutcd to Imprisonment for life, ]
hour in each day to be devoted to readir
the Canada papers. He sez this sentunct
lis worser nor tother one was. Still ht
don't care much as long as he gifts hi'
meals regular.
This is my 1st attempt at writin {
Tail s. it is far from bein pcrfeck, but i
/ have indoosed folks to see that in
cases out of 10 they can either make Lif'
as barren as the Dessert of Sarah or al
Ijoyyus as Flower garding, my objccl
4 will have bin accomplished. Adoo.
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22

"Why is Ay one of the tallcst of in
sects2 Dye give it upY Because he
stands six feet without shoes or stockings
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
WI. SHERMAN.

srehsnpe Office will buy and sell Notes Mortgages,
Drafts Re, and uncurrent money. All collections
promptly attended TO. Office at Bay City; bay
(ountv Mirhirnn BAY tll1
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22

AN EASY Cure FOR FREcKLEs.-Take
anutmeg crater and rub the skin entire
ly from your face and neck; then, with a
hot iron, make the surface perfectly
smooth. Rub well with oil Of vitriol, and
cover the parts with onion tops. The
next skin that grows win be perfectly
free from freckles. it f"1i
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22

CtHEET MusIc.--IN GREAT VARIETY THIS
- day received by express, and for sale by .-
A. FERGUSON.
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22

Why HE FELL.-We often wonder
that certain men and women are left by
God to the commission of sins which
shock us. We wonder how, under the
temptation Of single hour, they fall
from the very nights of virtue and OF
honor, into sin and shame. The fact is
that there are no such falls as these, or
there are next to none. These men and
women are those who have dallicd with
temptation-havo exposed themselves to
the influence of it, aud have been weak
ened and corrupted by it. If we could
get at the secret histories of thoes who
stand suddenly discovered as vicious, we
should find that they had been throught
this most polluting preparatory process,
that they had been in the habit of go
ing ont and meeting temtation in order
that they might enjoy its cxeitements,-
that underneath blamcless outward life
they have welcomed and entertained sin
in their. imaginations, until their moral
sense was blunted, and they were ready
for the deed Of which they thought they
were incapablo.--7imOiby l7'tcomb.T-
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22

rTNuREsfTiNG MACHINES HORSE POWERS,
Il Weed Saving Machines, buih end rcpcaired with
pestnsss and dispatch by HksS Bko.
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
CHAPTER III.-Tnr prnur rorrrp.

Iul4l CHAPTER IlI.-THE PIRur FoILED.
Sixteen long and weary years has elapst
since the seems narrowated in the larst
chapter took place. A noble ship the
Sary Jane, is sailn from France to
Ameriky threw the Wabash Canawl. A
Pirut ship is hot pursoot Of the Sary
Jane The capting of the s. j. looks
fateeged & as tho he had lost all his pa
runts. The Pirut is clost on to him & he
is about givin in, when a fine lookin fell
Ter in russit butes and buffaler overcut
rushes forred and sez to the capting,
sez he, - " '
sold man 90 down stares. Retire
to the starberd bulkhed. lie take charge
Of this Bote !" arfr sloTr ~
"Owdashus cuss p sed the Capting,
'away with the or l shall do mur-rer-
der-r-rP
"Scarcely," sez the noble feller, and he
drew diamond hilted sword and cut the
capting's he'd off. l has'm -i ~
80 that / shood live to becum ded
body !" sed the capting, as he fell to the
deck. He expired shortly afterwards, be-
ing fatally killed. - aa-
"People p sed the noble feller, slime
the Juke de Moses J" Jlgf sif SD
"Old boss, mcthinks thow art blowin "
sed a youth of 40 summers, and the Juke
cut off his he'd likewise "Dont print cny
verses on my deth in the noosepapers,'
screamed the unfortnit young mau as he
fell dcd on the deck, "fur if yer do lie
haunt yer~ f4'H "..
''People ". continnered the JulIe, 81
alone kin save you from yon buddy and
unprincipled piruts What hoe there!
A peck of oats p The oats was imme.
| lilly brawt. The Juke took them and
bravcly mounting the jibpoop he threw
them onto the towpath. In mint the
leading hoss hitcht to the Pirut Bote
cum along, stopt, and commenced fur tc
dcvour the oats The driver swore and
hollered at him terrible but he wouldn't
bulge inch. Meanwhile the Sary Jane
her hosses on the, clean jump, was fas
leavin the Pirut ship - r,
"Onct agin do / escape death J" sec
the Julle between his clcncht teeth, still
on the jibpoop.
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22

pretty yeller hair, stamped on the floor
wildly, and was gone. daa 80 sra
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22

T ARGE BoX STOVES FOR STORES, SCHOOL
j. Houses, &c, warranted not TO crack or break IN
enc years fair usage. HESS a. bho'
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
,yEnHER s. WHETHER.

Atornev, and counscllors Mt Law and Solicitors in
C,hancery Agents Cor buying and selling Lands,
paving Taxes. &c. Once, corner Of Water and
Z.nesse streets EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22

e. Iowa, WHICH hail but 100000
population in 1916, has now 60o,000-
an unparalleled increase. .NL-l1.- .l-l
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
From the Cleveland Plaindealcr
PRIZE ROMANCE.
TsEKEwERED by ELEvING KopY-RIGHrs.
MOSES THE SASSY;
or The Disguised Duke.
A T'ArL OF ELOOD AND THINGS,
BY ARTEMUS WARD.
BY a ARTEMOS WARD
CHAPTER I.-MosEs.

Ny Story opens in the classic free
stinks of Bosting. In the parler of a
aristocratic manshum on Bacon street sits
a lovely young lady whose hair is covered
ore with the frosts of IL summers. She
has lust sat down at the Piany'& is sing
ing the poplar peace called Smells OF the
Notion, in which she tells how with PEN
siv Thaw she wondered by G beet shore.
The Son is setting in its horizon and its
gorius lite pores in golden meller fluid
through the windcrs and makes the booti-
ful Young lady twict as bootiful as she
was be4 which is unnecessary. She is
maguifsuntly dressed up in Berage
basque with poplin trimmins, More An
tique Edges and 3 ply carpetings Hel
dress contains II founders, brilliantly
oramented with horn buttons, and hei
shoes are red morocker with gold spangles
onto them. Presently she presses hei
hands to her buzzum and starts up in an
excited manner. "Methinks," she whisp-
crs in clarion tones, al see voice |" A
noble youth of 81 summers scrapes the
mud from his butes in the hall and enters
! He is attired in red shirt and blacl
trowsis, which last air turned up over hi
butes, and his hat is bewitchinly cock
on one side of his classical he'd. In sooth h
was noble child, Grease in its barmies
days near produced more gallanter her
row than Moses. The young lady gaze
upon him for few periods, clasps he
hands together, strikes position, AM
rollin her rs wildly like expirin infan
tile COW, cries.
cha Do my rs deceive my earsight
That frame! them store clothesl thos
voice itis-it is me own nre only Moses!
and he folded her to his hart. "Methinls
| shall swoon," she said, and pretty 500
she swoondid. - s~,..l,,- -,
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
Business giretteru.
East Saginaw Courier.
GEO. T. LEWIS, Proprietor.
Published every Thursday morning ut the City Of East
Saginaw, Michigan.
TERMS $3.50 year. Invariably in advance

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
On. square fls lines or loss) weeks, sloo
:" each succeeding week, 20
One fourth Column, Year, s2000
% half 1000
u whole 5000
Business. Cards 8 lines or less 800
other terms made known on application at the
Office
Yearly advertisers will be entitled to card In tho
Business Directory gratis.
JOB PRINTING.
CONNECTED with the Courier Office isa New and Ex-
tsnsive Jon PRISrISG ESTABLISHMENT, wherein ram
and Ornamental Printing Of every description will
be done in the latest and most fashionable style
Patronage Is solicited. IEo' r. Lb"iS'
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
CHAPTER II-wAs Mosrs OF NOBLE Brnru7

CHAPTER II--wAs MosEs or NOBLE BInrHa \
Moses was foreman of Ingine Kun
panp Number 40.aThc 40's had jest
bin havin a pleasant fitc with the SOS on
the day INTRODUCE Moses TO my readers.
He had his arms full of troffees, to wit: A
scalps, 5 rs, fingers, z ears, which he
had chawed off, &C., &c. When Eliza
flor that was the lovely young lady's
name) rekivcrred from her swoon she
asked,
s"How hast the battle gomez Tell
me p '... 80.
ELIZA" scd the brave yung man,
drawing hisself up to his full hitc, eve
chawed 'em up and smashed their old
mershcen all ter pcaces y = a.W s1tsqsn
''I thank the godsm she cried. '"rhow
didst full well, and hencc4th / war the in
me hart of harts And Moses" she con
tinnercd, layin her head confidinly agin his
weslSit, "dost know i sumtimes think that
thow wastest of noble birtl, ?''s
"No," sez he, wildly ketching hold OF
hisself, "you don't say 50 y =. .a.l..
"Indeed do l." she sed. Your dead
grandlather's sperrct camest 10 me the
other mite and seq be, .Moscs is a Dis
guised Juke'F" ( p '''''' ~ ''' - .
"Yo,, mean Duke" scd Moses. I'd s,
"Dost not the actors all call il Juke p
she said stcrnly. p ....' ~ Z. ~
s That settled the matter. ir,4,osq
'I hav thought Of this thing afore,'
sed Moses abstractedly. "If il is so, thci
thus it must bel 2B ornot 2 B---tha
airs the question: But no more Of thi
now. Dry up. O life--hfe, you're 20
wany for me /" He tore out some OF HI
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
LANES ). wEBBER.

p.slc, in Family Groceries, Oils, Paints and Glass,
CONFECTIONERY Puncs and Raisins, Ladies Work
Baskets Pots for House Plants &C. DO water
81. EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
uyRON "a. RUCIlIIOUT.

who,cssle and Retail dealer in English and American
Hardware, Cutlery, Iron Agricultural Implements,
Stoves, Copper, lin and SHEET Iron Ware, DC.
Rrick Block. EAST SAtiNaN
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
HARVEY JOSLIN,

Ailornsr and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor IN
chanesry. ofnce Ia thc Eo.ergrisc huilding up
.,ai,s EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
ANRROTyPES.

J7AsTMAN, HAVING FITTED UP ROOMS
~ over sanborn fuckers Provision store, Is now
prepared 10 take Amhrotypcs IN superior SKYE, anu
not th.m up in beautiful cases just received by Ex-
press. Good pictures taken rs low as FIFTY GENTS
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22

HESS BRO. 81 co.
Ds,lers IN Drugs and Medicines. Patent Medicines
4s lie Opposite Brick Hotel
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22

CURTIS, bliss & co.
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Dry Goods, Groce-
ri.,, Crockery, Clothing, Hats, Caps, &c
EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22

phv.ician and Surgeon. Residence on east side o.
Washington street, between Williams nnd Hayden
,trost. EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22
II. MARKS.

Dealer in Hats, CAPS. Furs and Skins Ready Made
Clothing, Gieves l-. Opposite Brick Hotel
EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier., 1859-09-22

! come TO Thee, tonight,
In my lone closet where no eye can see,
And dare 10 crave an interview with thee,
Father of love and light
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IArrlral OF lhe sleamer AdeInIae

oI' Johhhf ~ f'i MY ~
Tho steamer Adelaide, from Galway the
3OLh ult arrived at 3 2. NJ to-day.
Hostllitles had almost commenced One
hundred and twenty thousand Austrians had
crossed the Tcin0
BreadstuAs were all considerably higher and
pTov isions were slightly better,
Consois had declined 10 80 a s9t
The Bank Of England rate Of discount had
been raised TO 81 per cont.
The steamship llammOna, from New York, ar
rived at Southampton on tho 29th ut, en- route Tor
Hamburgh,
The kustriaus, 10000 strong, are said to have
crossed the Ticno The report bad not been OIL
cally confirmed, There had been no actual con-
dict as yet
The French troops were pouring into Piedmont
Tuscany had joined France aud Piedmont,
The French Russian alliance was denied, but the
Times had published the provisions Of the treaty,
causing a great panic In the London stock eV.
change. ConsOls at once went down 10 30 About
forty failures had taken place among the stock op.
orators.
THE WAR CRIsIs.-Itwas telegTaphed from va
rous sources that on the night OF the 26th 100000
men under the commander In chief Gen. Gyalai,
crossed the Ticiuo In three divisions took the road
towards Norana, aud that they afterwards bow up
the bridge of Bunalosa This news lacked official
confirmation, end some doubts were entertained M
TO is truth.
Ii Was also reported that Austria had accepted
the prohered mediation of England, and postponed
tho declaration Of war.
France had not accepted Enpland's offer Of me
dialiOn, but was said 10 be considering H.
The Paris Constitutional and the Daily
News deny the reported alliance between
France and Russia. The latter says that the
document signed is mere convention. The
Times confesses to give the provisions Of the
treaty, and draws the most threatening con
sequences from them regarding the alliance
as q menace to England inasmuch as Russla
guarantees the services Of her fleet la the
| Mediterranean and Baltic, in addition TO the
army of obsevaton on tie Austrian frontier
The King Of Sardinia had issued a proca
nation TO the army, saying he regarded Aus
tria's ultimatum as an insult, aud rejected il
with disdRin
The French troops were landing at Genoa il
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BOARD oF EpboATfoN-The regular meeting Of
the Board Of Education was held last night at the
rooms. The members present were Messrt Thome,
Stanley Bradbnrn Payne, Hayes, ,vaughu, Rhodes
and Pratt
The President, Rev. Mr. Thome, iu the Chair
Minutes Of last meeting read aud approved,
Mr.. Henry Ford, Principal Of the Rockwell 81.
School, presented petition asking that bis salary,
heretofore $500 per year, may be made equal to
that Of the other Grammar School Principals, a.
being equitable and agreeable to the original pro
posa upon which he entered the place. Referred
to the Committee on Teachers
Mr.. A. II. Lovrie, Principal Of the Third Ward
Grammar School, presented petition asking that
his salary be raised to 5000 per ann for the present
term. He was led 10 believe at the commencement
Of the last term that his salary would be made
equal to that Of the other Grammar School Prin
cipals and considers his abors as severe as those
Of other schools. Same reference
The Committee on Bills aud Accounts reported
upon several bills, which we're ordered reported to
the Council for payment
Permission was granted to Miss Jennie Todd 10
be excused every afternoon at halfpast three, to
take music lessons
Mr.. Bradburn offered a resolution that the Sec
retary be instructed to see that the rule relative tc
non residents be strictly enforced in accordance
with the resolution offered at the last meeting by
Mr. Pratt.
Adjourned for one week.