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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06

WHO'D AND WILLOW WARE.-J0IN DER
w BY has received full assortment of Willow
aud Wooden Ware, among which may be found
Chdron's Wagon, Calls Cradles, Chairs, &c. Also
Wooden Bowls Faucets, Pals, Tubs, Stoves, WASH
boards &c &c, all of which offered at very low
prices. ltH N .s9JnAlti- i-rlI "ialtHfal
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06
LIVES SAWED Il
ut the USE % M ~
st. Johns Cough and CONSUMPTION q
s Y r. II p. q
|-z-z ~ 20;

TWO Bottles Of Syrup cured Mrs. ". D. Fife. naseoun
Ohio 81 cough aud pain In her side OF three years
One bottle cured s the wife q G az; zmT.r%an; E.s
pain ss side sss Sn1 & o R 9T sr s,
ship Of cough with severe pan In her side and breast
Four y bottles cured Mrs q w. zeiser. Fort Seneca
ohp Of cough pain in her .ds and S,s; and gen
es ,be enrs Of y ye m ~ som " nroons,a
Two bottles cured Mrs, Small Of Port Ball Ohio Of
child directly after having had The measles.
JsGa Miisg Ess ics%.Sig' s,:sss CO.; or ssrss
pRystsn md friends expected he would soon de. aud
f rss s%s:% 9 sss an Old
lady ol.eye9ty years Of ay,. Mexico Ohio Of cough
Three bottles cured o. 4 Johnson ESQ. 0sshierof tho
several on,6 standing witch sss feared "oui
'e One bottle cured watson Member Of Congress.
y IN Ohio; send me by express one not. or ~ Jshn
iriend The Sce obtained The day eh hone care,
One large bottle restored excellent health. dauSh
ter Of NJ. shaner. ESQ. OF Bacon. o. She was afcis
Fssr large bottle. cured Mr. = shsa,r: ss,r ersr.
prevented him from de,nf hard .ors ons phy.cI,
S sn ~ihoas a6 az any re s '0"'' 0'
cSass .as rsyeSs .nys q
aud colds: in fact. we do not tnow i,s equal Namer.s
been restoIed % health by i.a.s wehave a.eSit VIII
ss sSss: ear SSr Dr s respectable oh .hoo
Syd 70 S Ssd Ss oS as %s": Co.
physicians visited him, and agreed in The belief thai ~
Connecticut Mr.. Edward ". Ksyior, New H.ven,
yonneeticut. wrote Dee. y ls,s; ilavlng travelled
came acaaan,ed with your popular Cough snd Gov.
sumption -. syrup Which g very sxieesysly used in
agency Ia New.york CITY u you have please inform me
coughs and colds ycn T %ave no agency enc IL Ns%yo
me ~s s Se n Expense ~ s sa.en ss % So
1S.s Ssy 2" q Ssy rs Nc cy NJ Sa,R.;; raj.
think you, syrup ~ creates. article n ne world %;
ss sa MY w sys =. n s s '
cut il in the house, - Wv"
Iows.-Mr. p W. Brooks. well.rnown wealthy ,it
an % the .s q oGs ::
% Il has S H. s
sas s &c sess
inc asIS q Ssse en- S sse.s ~ Y
s AZ i:::, So;s sfs %si &c; s.ss IL:
Illinois rs; Msssr. wlI.m. Adams, q IIansy. Ms
sRe ss' s.sd K al Ss very
'i NJ 5"sa i Iasi nSy sen township
Ga seas n q .snans by the use q s.
New York. Twas troubled with very severe cough
and cold and was 80 hoarse as 70 be unable 10 speak
above my breath. niade Of severAi small hottre
OF l. u 81 John. Cough and Consumption syrpp and
soon relieved. In consequence Of the speedy relief
afforded In my own and tbs general high character
Of this medicine take pleasure In rrccmms nding u ~
an article Of great value. a. 49, v. AyRES. -
~, 276 Pearl street NJ.
Sold By all Medicine Deaiyrs Who win furnish a.
Johns Ananscs gratis. l. l.. 81. John 4 o.. T0
CITY. o. General Agents Cor the Western stssss
HISS a DtornEns and by all Druggiss .,evsrv
whore - - =,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06
Agricultural implements.

A FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or
n the above articles, consisting Of Grain Cradles
Plows, Seythcs, Rakes, Hoes Shoyels, Hay and
Manure Forks, &c. Ne &c., may be found, either at
wholesale retail ut the lowest Cash price, at the
store of JOHN DERBY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06
Il EROSENE OIL & LAMPS--TTIE OIL AND
IN Lamps may be found at the Store OF
fiI4 80 f- IH JOHN DERBY.

The public are invited TO call and SEQ the Lamps
in operation. Much of the comfort of every family
depends GU being able to have, ut night, A BRIL-
IANT, CHEAP, CLEAN AND SAFE LIGHT,
Sperm on is not only dirty and unpleasant butyery
expensive while candles, Of Whatever kind are liable
TO The same o sections in n still groatur degree
Camphene and burning fluids are not only expensive,
But so EXTREMELY DANGEROUS, that no
prudent person will them ut all that in fact
no material has heretofore been offered TO the public
capable of producing such light as KEROSENE On.
Ii gives better and more brilliant light than any
other substance known At less than one half The cost
Of candles, and is six times cheaper than burning
fluid, and is entirely clearly, gires ont no odor, nH
not CONCEAL in any climate, and Is perfectly safe in
DO suddenly nfnmed iIf fn T9ugq oH r
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06

DIscevERv,--Our political editor has
discovered the, City Hall to be nothing
pst a great Mayors Ncst.-N y. Press.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06

TL0UR-JOHN DERBY HAS JUST RECEIv-
II cd and has for sale 200 barrels Flour, fancy
brand which is warranted to be equal to any in
ket, and will be sold as low.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06

DICKLEs, JELLIEs, PRESERVED FRUITS,
Cntsups &c, at Wholesale or retail from tho best
manufactures in New York and Philadelphia, for
sale ut the store of JOHN DERBY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06

TERM
ATLAS & ARGUS (WEEKLY) = One dollar per
annum invariably in Advance
: Ia No subscriptions for the Weekly win be re-
ccved unless paid in advance.
To any once who will send us II new subscribers
for the Weekly papers to bc Gent to address -
we will allow a compensation of ~, or for % new
subscribers TO ono address, we viii allow ST. or IRE
rW Selidto O club, 10 one address, II WeekAes for
SIC, and % IGeekiieS f6r-$20 20 84N|4
ATLAS & ARGUS (DMLY)-six Dollars per an
mum in advance.
ATLAS & ARGUS (sEMI- WEEE) - Three Dol
lars per amum, in advance. > 80 q a d ~ % aa
To any who will send us five new subscribers
for the SEMIWEEKLY, package 10 be sent 10 one adj
dress will allow fifty cents for each subscriber,
and for ton subscribers, package to be sent to
one address, dollar for each subscriber; or, IRE
irW send tleo Semi Peekies Ia one address for IS,
and ten Semi eeLiieS 10 one address for $40. +
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06

DAINTs, OILS, 6C,-JoHN DERBY OFFERS
l for sale full and complete Stock Of Paints and
Oils comprising all articles required for House and
Fancy Painting, also full assortment Of Brushes
which will be sold at low prices. tf. t. f.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06
TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT----AP-
CONTINENTS.

FTIIAVINtFl BFNU-HE NEtFnNAh1 blkTHIt
l. provisions of an Act of the Legislature, amend
ing an Act entitled "An Act to define the limits,
jurisdiction and powersof Circuit Courss," to change
the time of holding the ternisof abe Circuit Courts in
the Tenth Judicial Circuit, ms to remedy the term
appointments occurring at the same time consequent
upon attaching certain Counties to the said Judicial
Circuit by the said Act: Therefore hereby change
the appointments for the time Of holding the Circuit
Courts in the several Counties in the Tenth Judicial
Circuit for the year 1859 and 1860, follows;
MIDLAND COuNTf-The second Tuesday in Jnn
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06

BLACKBERRY BRANDY, THE ABOVE ARTI-
ID Gle is prepared expressly FOR Medicinal PURPOSES
and peculiarly adapted 10 summer complaints, for
sale nj the new store. JOHN DERBY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06

NJHLER'S WATER PROOF BLACKING, FOR
wi sale at the new store, by JOHN DERBY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06
Capt. j. G.. McGREGOR.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
rs Freight Route this crcels I'LL others md
Hc.rates are loper than the present Rail

road Contention.
Esy~'rhc establishment Of this communication il
Of importance TO the Travelling Public. Saginaw
and Buffalo nov only 20 hours travel from each
other without the inconvenience passengers SUBJ
jeo:ed 10 on other Routes. KY0At HFffTf5
The New Route is a most pleasant ono-Godcrich
Is noted very desirable place forperson, in search
Of hcalth-it is beautifully situated on the River
Maitland and Immediately adjoining tho IIsrbor on
Lake Huron On board the kaloolah n comfortable
nights rest may be obtained while crossing the
Lake and passengers will be ready for business inn
med iately reaching their destination. Every ar
rnngsment has been made TO prevent Inconvenience
while passing between the Cars and the Boat.
VA BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH 90 i
Tickets by this direct route can be obtained in Buff
alo at The Erie street Depot and at all the principal
ticket Offices throughout the Eastern States.
Passengers falling 10 obtain Through Tickets nj
the commencement Of their journey, will obtain tick
cts on arrival W Buffalo. : tiu1 rtta)- f1f
B17-Be sure 20 AK ssy Tickets VIA GODERTCH
and not be prevailed upon 70 20 by any other route
For rates Of Freight epd pssssge apply 20 300 a
ana II. n. G00DING, ay<ni, saginaw.
yAN EVERY a RUMBAbL,
Ifarior Qday, 6oisnsh. c. W.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06

WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.--LEA& PERK-
w ins celebrated Worcestershire Sauce for sale AT
the new store. JOHN DERBY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06

TpAReE STOVES FOR PUBLIC RAILS
ILStores, &c. Use 36 inch wood and warra tcdto
stand fire and crack break with years fair
usage. Al the East Saginaw Foundry and Machine
Shop, on tho Dock. sHev HESS a BRO.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06

n ENTLEMEN's BOOTS. JOHN DERBY or
VI iers for sale by the single pair an extern
sye assortment Of the above articles, consisting ~
French and American Calf, Kip, Cowhile, with long
short legs may be wanted, at such rates as will
not fail to purchase by all who are in need.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06
Incorporated 1919. Charter Perpetual
Cash Capital, 81, 100000.

ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED.
SURPLUS, JANUARY, LIST, 1859, $500 1920 o.
TOTAL ASSETS, s5Ct IUn sbs6b929OS
With the prcstagc of 3syears success and experience
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06

TIC Sccond TUESDAY III July
The second Tuesday in March
The FIRST Tuesday in June.
The first Tuesday in sept. =
The second Tuesday in Dec.
The fourth Tuesday in April,
The fourth Tuesday in Sept.
The third Tuesday in Jan.
The third Tuesday IN July.
The fourth Tuesday in Jan.
The fourth Tuesday in July,
The third Tuesday in May.
The third Tuesday in October
The fourth Tuesday in Nay.
The fourth Tuesday in Oct.
~. Fcbruary 26; 1850. 40
WORTH, Circuit Judge,
III IL. - W.. -
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06

IARRIsoN's PERFUMERY, EXTRACTS,
i L Fancy Soap, &c A fine assortment of the above
Articles direct from Iarrison's Celebrated Manufac
tory, Philadelphia, is Just opened, at the store.
Also the real old WINDSOR SOAP, a rare article.
Please call ri .H Nr JOHN DERBY
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06

X EROsENE OIL JOHN DURBY HAS JUST
Ia received new lot OF Kerosene Oil of avery su
peror quality which is warranted free from all adul
teration. Price 81 80 per gallon.
CToNE LIME OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY
! > can be had at nil times, cheap for Cash. N.
First dock below Jessie Iloyts Steam FIGURING Mil
No Disappointment "A. ENGLISH.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-06
aAaMAw nIyER Agents.

G MUNGER AGO. = ; BAY Caygl g .
CURTIS. BLISS n CO.. Isosf .Sasis,ar.
ID. III. JEROME A co. Saeizar City
, 1859-07-29

-.
Inc ae'ins esaou a.asss ,"ea s.oe. 'ne
cation was pronounced by the Grand Chaplain.
n,ht Grind TrrosnreY then deposited in the car
..D,..,. 49, ~.... .o,,ar 49, h..n..;,.,.
aJ oearAh toe stone c"Ples po1' ne'"snca'
II sealed and containing Bible, copies Of daily
and week1y ucvspaperu, charter. &c, of. Rose
11:,, |,...,..v ~ .,-o1,,,,,,n. n .,.,c;.,, of
aM esa"oNe's n0o P''s' ''@N't's ~ ~@'es ~
The day.
Willie the cement was being applied and the
..,.uoroa IN II. r,,cc i'm ;r3t C,.ra Rand
e1one 'o"e w.. ~ '@;r. , =. n,A--ra 49, nn T,.~
gasc WIN "ae soees n
Grand Master then applied the implements Of
n. r,aft. toe lercl, The square sad the plumb
n". -rono,,,cjnr 1hc same at 1bs clo.e, ay.l1
formed, true and t1usts- 1oblets containing
corn, wine aud oil, were successfully poured
,,,on +be stoue Tho stone was struck three
~. sn ':., ~ ,n,11ct and nublic honors were
, 1859-07-29
amu61ulEpIH.

McVlCKEE'S THEATHE.
AsA Aaoiaoo &sses, hs*~sea etxts md nss5nx1
TIE 4AIAaER TAXES PLEASURE
IN ANNOUNCING
1haths In pn.7red ou
THE PofCLAR AMERICAN rKyoR.
HENRY SQEiHEs,
OF s1H41oScH3 GRkAc OPERA TROUPE.
70 eIyK 1
0h i n D BA l. AID CONC CEKT.
thns aardi1{ hs atss tnaaa oppoFsuatsv y ksaz hs
MhsaTkt o1 tbs u06 hSos7tA NonEs b fads 10 ~
4aE1as. Ant sse kod Oh ht Lat ALLAN
1FnkKAs n " "! b. .sn't~t y M 4 n, poas. .Ao
~ @W4ds 4 be Piano L4ExIH X.AE NlTrex n
- 9axe ~ astApsAaac.i IA eonsett a51 aaS. VIII Nj.
4atssA us uuEfna 1rl0 frds1 cre-
"Cohx 70 Ura NouxzA1x Hex1"
THIS FRIDAY EyxS1s0. JCLr 3,z,
Ias p"rsnraaes Nth 1ts na~ Peuta Catuetr ssta3as
TIL RIG HT4 OF MAH.
cassfSrH ~ M LEIGHTON. Lefty Hoexh NeaAls 1sad-
a.n.r vaisa ~ ok .1p BALLAD CONCERT.
FOR PARTICULAR ~ proxsauu4 of hsday 80
, 1859-07-29
l9rcs@ 4 Triht&ttr,
OH CAGO,
TIE DAY AT ROSEHILT,,
INAUGURATION Or THE NEW
CEM1xEHX,
Monster Trains---i Pic-Nic of
5000 People.
LAYING THK CORNER STONE
OF 1sOSElIII4L CHAPEL.
ADDRESS OF REV. hoAH HuEr scHrnrK
THE DAY AT ROSEHILL,
INAUGURATION Or TEE NEW
CE1fR$EHX,



puou
*oHHAs
,.<.,,.,>-r.
xr,r t,ns,.1s.,,,. ~. rna. DEscRtr!1oS OF TIL
1o
v.,,..s.
,.,.s.'. ~ ~, "4' ~ os''as'ou 'ong 10 oe re
- ~ t AaD44s o' our c'ts' as happily
,nrrx;s. r.. .'.. '' 49, 4o"s sheeoeo en-
,,.ea ~ a;.....a>, 4@ 3''e 'oDs ueea ae'
=, 4@ otseuo'ca sesa's ANSWERED and hunlly
e y. out Guy having un'1ea as Tue Vo'ct
Wv .1Aa ..'. - 'ea'o's''aoce against 'asther ID
49,, 49, an:~- efs ss'osnees
-, 49, -..;.;u, aa..~.. - '' ~. 'ne
as.. f .,s..e - S ~ ou's
<,.a .-...s - .1s..as. s .es " wv Hs.ne'
~, ,ha s as.sa, ~ ~ ~. ,s. p.aee W RECORD 10"
". hc,;aE. . ,s,. ra... ~, o...
u;, ~. ~ H.. ,,,.>~. .,.-s.,:-N 'e ,.. s''es
~ WV ',4'o' gu a.".e anu oeau.'1u' o.
@no 1ee ep'ass'h55 among lis oak
S I 'aaa'eats u os'e aoo o' fen'en''
49,. "s "uo "e seae ~ yea' 10
"na s''. e'!s :" LUIS W nes anu ASSOCIATIONS
con''aaa'y gaming IN power anu strength.
Rose A'!l Is IN The town Of chittcndcn, SIX
n''1es aua naa nofth OF this city' on the CHI
cae' ana A.'"aaAee haa.foaa' me present sta
<'ou 'e''s a.'es''! oppos'c 1he temeters, TIC
enclosure "t which lies to the westward Of the
Track. 1t IS reached, also, By two good roads-
one a!oas luz lake shore, the other the prairie
f"aa following up the North Branch to the west
sasa ot the ridge.
Tie prairie on which our city stands lies
smooth and leve1 as thrcsliug floor for
miles n5out US, aud to the northward
AnE AfSl EuuuEc OIL soil IND 6urtQCG IS
where, within tie palinrs Of Rosa Hill
tue rich black lOnm Of 1eycl rncat1nsr nr wct
l'rair1e, changes abruptly into light dry yellow
nrnr1r;n.r - r,-nu.f
, 1859-07-29

/, We learn that the Illinois Central Railroad
Company have offered q premium Of Five Hun
drcd Dollars for the best dischipg machine The
award to be made BY the State Agricultural So
eietJ, The machine must be adapted to the
work Of draining. aud Of ofpracticable utility. The
trial Of steam plo~s is to be made at Urbana,
Decatur and Ceptralia, aud it is highly probable
that the ts1al Of Dilchers will be made At the
same time. The time of the tsiai and the speci-
&c terms Of the award will be officially IN
nounced in the course Of few days.
, 1859-07-29

SucxR's Nkw "a" MAeH1xE.-This late in
ven,iou il designed to obsiz1s every difficulty
that has heretofore arisen in all Sewing N.-
chimes 1t A<ms. Ealz*. teeks aad 9a*Asr.. The
great demand for them already felt in this mar
Eet, is guarantee that they tauss supercede Ill
other machines in use; now on exhibition, to
gether with Ill tho different styles Of Singers
Machines, II IS Lake Street. H. " HarEis.
Agent. je2l-14uo
, 1859-07-29

Ar4 n~-~. :.
7hu un..tt Il, he h..,t:. r. ~ ~. -, -, ~ a..s
Shall Hope. thas bear. he, toreh h.fo-. s.r .t.u
Through II sse p1ertous e<sus way oflh.
p'SoH, Gea eae-asn N tas s'eedJ kr7veh
Toktntle osv Uooe. cb..,n. l.. nm. ;--1.,..
Atths posta1 os tn tomb?
n. u.st
Fnam Ha sho ss1s aIu,<x Il -llea.. = hat nhs
1he morning 'sa o<s'saa b. ttsss A's..
..s'sa..n sas naaoss esf ~ easa ef ms.
- ..,s.."a 4 1e1a' L" "o''
tr,s a.. o,s.s 's,ssa.s.s,. ass ~. -. ~; ts.n
Jeet neds,.,t1 r.,xa !, a.,a, hoo.. sd f;>r.
man. u,d.s,.. ,e,a.s .he le... of ,alas1
Ae4a It eooeessz,sed de~s f'oaea&
aesn sasalG oens: ny oasas
~. .,s.,- ...... - ~, .ss, ~ ~ oe,sas.
cosass Streaming back, nd aooa. oax nr.,oo.nou,s
With zaai.ns~ born In our petra... houe.
wk,s eurs,u. ee,ntr q, u,*.,n,,,c r,,.,
More easasuaasshaA the dupae gold ef naaa
1ss4 usstal to ths Eighty tsa'7ef's sss-
e 1et ao"e ~ .e4 s@.a o. a."nnx A<aFse-
Novh p,.h .on,+ ~. I'D ~. ~. nr n.,
1t tas dsa'olssax thr0<s oS sasars hid
- ase4a e'aaP 80 aeaa aasnfa1
~ .-an...t. - .a.ea ~ ~" s,.ra.,r1. ''A'PU'
A,ixne. p..at b tes,a.s o~u derk s,s,,,a
H. 49, - -. d'e.v .A- @ssi A"tA 1-.~
Hs hnad1s, won n. Is srnsn NJ ...a1..1 m ~ ii, dou,s
usa7a doth ..ns-suxe,, tsu.e,t tas .aout.
odeash! vhese Il shy sing? And where. ok7ye,
7os s'e3o3 "a1'
Such aopea, such tssuzash. DO tbs tomb surround.
Tsn n<'a.. pssn's.af ~ 'sss. aas sa1e
M H., .uoe,n., hr..,~ ~ t,,,t h.~aad ,,t : S'
we.r .uth to .4,oc3z.e tss Fe.s,ux nl.ee
Or so'a and saezed h'rn. With busy ssz..e4
=, Aaa a@'y e,o.a' 10. aoa ~ las <h'hs.a work
On, he.rt, do seu,t m.te. rhr nahace1.
uay mt ln,.ade. The public *af /. .eaaaa,
When IL rosary of ia'e and ~or.aip troe,
! 11 ae mnaa.s 'oa' aeta cunt ~ooa. as'e" .hen
Aad e,,.a ., n,,a< n.n.. eoona<-r.sI m = a. ,e.t ed '
Must aaa 4 refuxe In the peaeefal tsaut,
OF ereatuFes plsch. sabsitte. which wall
Se 1.A1a Aresa1a. A1st e.o@1
, 1859-07-29

born street, at 9I o'clock this day.
Wukxlkc i T1Lsos's SEWING AAcuuH-We
prefer them for family use.-li. 7. 1ti5sta<.
They are the fayositea for faniieA-G. I.
1sm<t.
They art without . EiraL-.Sci4ati4e 1ss<7i
E1n-
They maintain the pre~eminenee.-T +. f.
pFese-
For A<znssing, fxlzing, trekiag and qa4A<,.ng
no statement is necessary, Us their reputation
for successfully doing this work. has been for
some time established.
Al the latestimprorements,o ozigina!ed By the
best talent in the Union, are involved in this
machine GkoRak r. CH11zExDEy. Gen'l Agt,
iy7-1mo -l57 and l6y Lake street,
, 1859-07-29

q No. Al State street will be easily dis
tinguished By The sign Of the Mammoth Golden
Tea Kettle. jyls-ew
, 1859-07-29

POY MISSING-$1o REWARD.
b Milling fruaa ni. hIe Of Aosru,
axe S.suFtsy. @:sa tn.s Any lnf'Emas On eees1nn4
father. Lewis !. Foocx. Ut Washington M4fket, 40
Washington s,rett and for bis ths aboss reward
will be lat.. The buy l. sim. uch Aun burnt and
ak th- no of &atInx pair Vt linen hard
t1ntat and hrey 4uu1k er tack&1- tYzs1s
, 1859-07-29
LOCAL. MATTERS.

e Don't forget the sale Of fancy and sing
ing birds, chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs, dogs,
DC, at Chas. H. Keith i Son =. ii and IL Dc4z-
born street, NJ 3I o'clock this day.
, 1859-07-29

~" Teas@0 - s4a1 !" 'sa' " ts&1 " W.
and no~" Of rev fehee htsssnao< usEtaoee saess-
40 k'a1es neasn Appel" sut7sse'
t>f f.nraes else = nj foul no nu,s ss.aI!cs
With xcr,hio worthy OF The Watad's Suo,sne:
She nil s,atd tie hunts Of men doth t,ke
I>e,tyht. or s.rh. for L.. OF 1rt tt.
Nor u.usuau,, f,su p!, s.pu. to de,seod.
ytess one tuee.tpx .ar.fu~ ,tor b.hin.t
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, 1859-07-29
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WTANTED-A Situation IS Book
~ beeier by person sho has had i,1Ee eaperseoes
In tas Raak!nI Aoi Dry t.ucda buslIes Addrse H..
, 1859-07-29

raf.rrrd. nrocredcd with their duty with CON-
mrndsbie xeai and rTornntncss, They opened
,a1a - corrspondenca &C. viii H. authorities q ihe
..rrr.; 1arre cites Of tic United States aud tue
C,nsda. n1ocurinc = ,ast amount Of statistical
;nFarm m.,ian and nnnerous documenta. They
also also made made reconnois.nce of the vicinity of
Ch;cart,. with view Of ciIcctinr new location
for ihe citv cemetery. Among other localities,
The one uron which we now stand As examined,
and IL de unanimous opinion Of the committee
resneets s suitable for The PURPOSE.
The report Of The committee on the sth No
vrnber bad attracted The attention OF several Of
the cep,icuep cornoratsrs Of Tie Rose Hill Gem.
ciery, WHO were directly or indirectly interested
in ti,;s frnrt of land. rhe idea Of lis suitable
~ n.ss for cemeterT uurnose. had nrcsiousiY &C.
Cured to them, 6ut until lhe report wus made
to The Common Council adverse 10 the coutinu-
ance Of the present city Semotery, the move
ment was thought to be premature. This
report suggested that the time had arrived
when the public sentiment of Chicago WAS
prepared 10 support tie efforts which might
be mnde to establish q rural cemetery nj u
convenient distance from tue city limits.
, 1859-07-29

TO LADIES READY Made
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phtn Chesnise4 &c: E1ee Iuss laen. Enhssssss.o4
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, 1859-07-29

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G3ssk ttye, Rosa No. EPsaiss E1ftsse seeurea Mss
, 1859-07-29

1NANTED-A Situation as As-
~ ssxant ook.Keeper or Eai1y Clerk Ths b. Of
rcte+eaess stren. altse=s "a T.. Boz *a3 Pas& ces
, 1859-07-29
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09
A Snake Story.

singular instance Of the tenacity with
which a snake clings to life was told US this
morning. rs having occurred two weeks
since, on the farm Of Mr.. Kimble, on the
Eastern Extension road. four miles west Of
Washington. Mr.. Kimble's man, while
working in the field with apade, thought
he heard snake passing near him in The
high weeds. He eat down the epade q,
random, and, as it happened. fair upon the
enake, cutting him clean in two. In looking,
the man could not find but ne half but on
further search discovered that the other
had enterel hole near By. Surprising the
snake to have been an unusually large one.
and that he had only nipped off the tail !;
after chcpping it into fragments, he laid it
on the fence and thought no more of it,
The piece he had cut off was about eight
teen inches long Nearly week sulse-
quent, while working near the same place,
he was surprised to discover The other part
Of his snakeship, which consisted Of the
head and about six inches of the body.-
1t was still alive. and with the exception of
makidg pretty slow time, seemed to be do
ing as well.as ever. This enake had actual
ly lived and travelled about for nearly
week, having lost three -fourths Of it's form
er self. and there is no telling whether he
would not have acquired good old age
but that his first prosecutor denied him that
pleasure.-Pe.ria Union.