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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-09

Leaving nett BALANCE due the
county, January 2nd, 1860 of S7l34 20
It may be proper to state here, that all
former County Treasurers are paid off IN full,
and also, that there are at this time no
Judgments against the county. The only
Indebtedness against the county, which is not
embraced in the above statement, is the de-
icit due by the County to the Common
wealth, which is about Sl7O0 O0
After deducting, which would still leave
a nett balance due the County ofoutstanding
taxes over and above all Indebtedness, by the
County, up TO Jan. 2nd, 1860 of S5434 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26
WINTER GARDEN ~
w On Monday night MATILDA HHRoNs nav .rav =
LESBIA
was received by hoMe crowded from pH 70 dsas ~ -
UNBOUNDED KNrHvsrAaG.
UNBOUNDeD ENTHUSIAHN
UNBOUNDED ENTHU6IAEN.
Essentially drama Of the French seasaoual schsel 49,
SfsoSo SITUATIONS
STARTLING EPFHOsx
At times held the audience spell bound; and ne

. MAGNIFICENT 0CENURY
and snroundngs in which clothed drew rspeais1 =
pressons OF admiration and delight =
spesking OF he piece this morning he critic Of tho HGa
marked change the bills of this theatre sttrsSaa ~
evening numerous fashionable and critical ardlscoo
The play was translation by Matilda Heron OF aVs q
for the Porto Saint Martin Paris produced s
about five years ago Miss Herons pay which - osIs
Lesban OF those dramatic productions peculiar . -
bouleyTt theatre In AL these plays the Ne o.
loeue IL subjective to the thrilling eects acting aaA -
scenery The plots always ov roadel W.
Incident and the play deals with the rather Aaa -
ngy eec i've and arisucaly and admirably performed
Miss Herons perform throughout merits very prats
Waback part very srong piece Of character pahsG
MI George Jorsns gallant bearing fine appearance 81
excellent acting vndcated in the manner poson
as hs Jeune premier OF the ann rcn stage Mrs. Alien ~
The play exceedingly we'll gotten up In the way a
scenery costume 4c The mountain in the seonnd
Der to have Witnessed Ia this countrv.
Jhe Tines remsrbs-
The situations Of The piece excellent and were sxpy
vnaed by the admirable acting OF all the principal ars
Mr. J. Wallach, Jr very fine Urse0a0 and faaV
won the best honors Of the evening. lie thorough ar
Mr. Jordan, as Gaieno, made the most OF part Whsh
as spcato was COED buva little too tragic In beArEg. MI
Aliens Viola was correct performance 10 conoepsa 40
Miss Beron mly appearance snd SV
forth much applause during the evening Iaor poE
uors OF the work she played with usu
and the admirers Of The lady will glad 70 kpog a.
she once more before the public Of New York. way
cu,sied 70 draw forth all her rare talents
management Of the Winter Garden; the scenery equea1
magnificent and the dresses of the descpe
under whose direction been prod
Fortified by these expressions of appreciation ont
sasc accamations with which the play received Ae
nassneDi have pleasure In announcing for repeskasa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

THE UNION JOURNAL FOR THE CAMPAIGN OF 1850.
The first number of THE UNION JOURNAL for the
campaign Of 1860, viii appear In few days The fr edition
will be 1000 copies, to reach ALL SECTIONS or THE
COUNTRY. A limited number OF advertisements will be
taken at . cents per line e handed in this week Advertise
nens received at H. II. 0aahers Office 81 Liberty street.
be paid for Aer nsesn. duly auhazed
oeive Advertisements will walt the Union business
the city. j. II. BRYCE, Editor and Publisher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

Wo1 NORFOLK AND Pol!naou1Ex41N NEW EIRR
- NessA rSe every Sat1sAy iw - aSovs pcrSs Il =
Il, ennsstng VI ~ NerSck ond fassuSusI Rsirsa1 IL
~ - g rsasDbssP sso. yer ~ Ard prcpotosale
$50. ASpV = n = OO4WU4 90, q WsH
Uv0R wAsHINoroN, ALExAMDnIA AND oDoRon-
- tewn-1hs Ney Iof and vnfnn $500 6srsy Se9mss1p
u O. 6AA Cogasnass.. 20 lesrs pier y nosa navx q
80 sd fars H o. FrsigA siGA g. pr foot a2 -
gEeana1a raasA ApSay 70 h B. O9OhWAA Co.. y
- NsssA v~.sa lsswss svsy saturday.
EWMQHf ron TINNEgyH NORTH CARoLrMA,
y fusmDutA NORTON, CITY Point and Richuaoad The
e shove PaeH On russday and Wedns;ea{ u Rssr
% Nork Portsmou stx oentsper foot 70 City Point eight
s hchn,cnd Ven esos t092go " ronotk lsaseroem
oAa moala lncudo6D -; 70 P0NSbufk RacAmond $40.
LUDkAN HETNkKRN, LIS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26


New n THE rnG TO suBsORIBs
~ woRKifssaV TTARxuR.
ONE DOLLAR PEI ANNUE
PROFESSOR gzRs = >. xAp.s
GEO. e. wARINa, HENRY O. VAN. PAYNE Low,
VOL XII 4HD q 11 FHh f y SaSSFT inAn.
Wu contain series Of articles ne following subiscs
Vegetable Garden alphabetically arranged.
Fruits and Fruit Trees Of america
Improved implements and Machinery.
49, 2ocssses Oh caiaSAo win view greater perfecs
Culture Of Cotton Corn. Tobacco green crops subs
Naturalization Of Sugar, is growth and manufactures
Advansees Of deep culture, including understanding and
Full reports Of grain and pr sduoe markea
Treatment and care of stock
than agricultural paper pubnshed In this country. an
he editors OF this journal are practically engaged conduct
xfsAGf FROM SSPG hs Te
FOR sI new subsctecrs two extra copies Of the WORK
ING FARMER, ortwo back volumes may be selected.
THIS win insure premium each subscriber who may OF
Those obtaining subscribers will please forward their
~ soon receysd and their nna list should be received
Every subscriber receive four uapen
OF seed aised BY Mapes kinds 10 be named by himss
ID VIII he nscs poase smns ana nsy s
beans other heavy seeds ordered double Me number
The back Volume. bound IN paper, from vol % vol IA
wil be furnshsd st$l Is each Including posage q each
without postage These volumes win fern cs%psss wori
on the progress Of agriculture since tho year l8l7.
s1oesdins so should Be- in he form Of drs Bas eoTsas
II any sas viii b. received 4 par yalqs Asssss IL pub
l6 and l2S Nassau and IL Beekman street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

DLADON SPRINGS CHOCTAw COUNTY ALABAMA
These sp.ng situated the Tombigbee river about 10
miles above Mobile from which they daily accessible by
stesmboa have now attained over large portion OF the
Southern states an unequAed reputation for the remarkable
efficacy In the of great Of Diseases They
proved almost certain specific for Dyspepsa Uronic Dar
Cont Disease so The skin and and MercurA
They also exceedingly valuable in
males Under their exsrating nuenc. d almost Incredible
what beneficial change wrought the dsbi.
properties The winter tho propeors have Induced
10 their hotels durpg the year
In quest Of health would do well give Bladon trial The
climate generally mild during the winter and 10 those
toned to The Northern winters must OF thu
genial character of the Indian The soil Of 8adon
sandy and dry the around ID varied and beautiful
The Of the rooms are oomplee and The
References 10 the physicians Of Mobile and New
JAMES CONNOR CO. Proprioors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

NIBLo's GARDEN;
THE EXCITING soy VIZ SsD BRILLIANT
BY The superb troupe q \ ~s~.~ ' ..-r.-a s'
In anparsssd rush 70 witness the per-
fomances this uneqused company OF ana gym
u: as Dc sv: Been n
ON n gTssT TB%p ESE ysn Aspz
TIE LILA Sfns'a z sSs Brilliant
IN ''' n 1%SEs Se & ssSssSsSsriAni'.
'a% 4HG 1 SseTmF 4 hf mss sSS America
In their truly Astounding aerial gymnassios
''''' Performances American sss. ee'n'nd
f sSs&isa ES \ n.y.; s sSsss
THE oRANb Se q is fsisI FESTIVALS
Besides all the other great performances.
Tho whole under the direction NJ Nixon.
THE y zsS ,Rs Nv r s 81 5 Riss
with magnificent scenery and appointments
w10'.s 2H1f fsP ssssUaDAr'
e Ne. HcIf ana e sdjoaaS sSvp: g; was::9l xith
~ snsrt9io@snt addition . a.. q he evening win
given on Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons oommencns at
Doors open in he Evening q Performances commence
PrSsss poss: i,: and Sin b SEI,1s
b01o lo1Doo e14 proprietor
'ssi 4 i'S SspS u.s.; z
DION B0uRoIoAULr.
and produced with
NEW SCENERY,
NEW PROPERTIES,
NEW Music,
NEW EFFECTS
The caat embraces every member Of the old company ard
several additional psye engaged for The 0coason.
70 conclude with The comedy Of
MR.. AND MKA. PETER WHITE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

pARNUMS MUsEUM-BRnLIANT TRIUMPH OF
~ ~ the new and successful comedy Of A HUSBAND TO
ORDER, 70 be repeated Thursday, January g.
evening" At IN O'clock cast with the euire srongh OF the
compaDy besides which the sugbabe farce of GUY GOOD
entitled Magic TOYS In the afternoon a ococt Carlo
THE IRISH EMIGkANT and MAGIC TOYS. The authorized
version OF THE oCTOR0ON having been purchased from
viii be speedily produced Wax statue Of John Brown living
Bav Anacondas and enormous Serpents living Kan
seals &C., beautiful Aquaria Adiance rs cents; children.
Is. Parquette; Is extra,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26
MIsCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
AN INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE-PRRMANHNT
"A and harmless will NOT fade, wash out burn the
GEORGES LIQUID HAIR DYE,
for eOoging the hair whskorn shade from
light brown jel black win injure or stain
The skin, Be used 1t time Tho ID ap
piled the color ST. and win remain tho best dye
THIRTY-SEvEN CENTS A BOX,
three boxes for Each box contains much Hair Dye
others win for 81 each Principal depot SCOTS Drug
Calender Co., PhiadelphIa. -. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2e 1860

HOnsns CARRIA0Es. 80. -
| DAY HORSE I5X HANDS KIND AND 0ENHI A
god traveller just firm the country; price u.s. Apply
{IouPE FOR sALE.-A FIRST GLASS, CITY MADE
&c OUT leave S &
lie ssen AZ East Twentieth sEsst-
goa sALE-A STYLISH GRAY rRoTrING MARE: Is
he have no use for her inquire s Green
~ich stIest, hack Office
N'oR SALE. LII, "A. PAIR OF ROAD HORSES, ls,1 HANDS
sh' can mes 70 the pole ess than three minuies sound
b att fsIfSNs sable xS' No. as
years Cd gentle and kind in ali hsrpess in u
o nsc ana ~ "a: osS single Only sod for he want
for two days.
TOR sALE-A BROWN HORSE, IS HANDS HIGH
Kind In single and double harness. ID good stylish
&c arr. g s ,Cs s
ToR sAIE-A BAY HORSE, ABOUT YEARS OLD,
Wagon and i.rns sssS 10 Apply 4 . Ssna.a ma ''p
TOE sALx-Two HoRMs; ONE Is THE Il ANDsoMssr
y e:DR gray n A :y The C ss f. S.y "
1 Sa hand. .Sa hsn Z. Ola THESE
H0UsEs, ROOMS, &c., WANTED.
PAYMENTS wANrED-sUITABLE FOR HOUSE.
1 x oS I ss. sss
mt To exceed $780, locality above Twenrth street. and
between Fourth and Eighth Address House. Sta
HOUSE WANTED.-A SHALL COTTAGE HOUSE,
- pleasantly located; must be in good neghborhood, with
and q easy acces TO cars and sageA Address w.
HOUSE WANTED WANTED, 4 LARGE AND RooxY
IL Bundng anywhere bet ween Tenth and Thte&h
second and Eighth avenues having will
send note stating location and price j.
ccare l9i GrApd Ieet
DART OF HOUSE wANTED-IN AMITY BLEECKER
for small family without children Address d. j. L. Broad,
way Post Office, for three days
WANTRD-IN OR NEAR MAIDEN LANE OR JOHN
w street, shop suitable for manufactuS ing jeweIer;
rent not to exceed $500 Addroas L., Herald Office
NANTED-A SMALL HOUSE IN BROOKLYN tON
" the Heights pcferredJ containing water gas bath &c
furnished or unfnrni.hed good and prompt tenant
Lara =
WANTED-A TWO STORY HOUSE WITH BASEMENT.
w below Fifteenth Sweet respectshle neehborhood
for small family Rent $500 to 5000 address Martin Fox
IS Vesey street
WANTED-A SMALL COTTAGE, OR VERY SMALL.
" second street Possession wanted Immediately Rent
about $780, This for very small family OF three grown
persons. KINSHIMER 343 Fourth Avenue
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., A SITTING ROOM AND ONE
private house Brooklyn preferred IL In New York
within mile OF the St Nicholas Hotel for permAnency the
rent must rot exceed y or 81 week Good reference Ad
dress K. Harrison 10 Nassau street, Brooklyn.
WANTED TO LKAsE-A MEDTUN SIZED. CONvE.
w nent House, in the vicinity OF Washington avenue,
BROOKLYN with extra stable
Please address, with full description price Tenant Herald
o1lcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

EoR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, VIA CHARLES
II ton g. C.-semi weekly United States mall side wheel
saeanshp MARION, w. J. Foster, commander win leave
pier No North Saturday JAM q at O'Clock p NJ
precisely Through tickets " the following pacesTo New
Orleans: $50 Is; Mobile Sss MontgomerS So Nashvile
Anguish o.. SD Atlanta sz3 Columbia, g., Sso Char
Lotto n c. So So Fernandna $ jacksonville, &2 Puatka
- For freight or passage apply 70 sP0fFOSD TILE.
EION CO., = Broadway: Tho JAMES AD0ER, B.
No form Of bills Of dng win be gned furnished by
Having.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

A CADunY or MUBIO.-MIHo PATTI
The drss night wiz be gvea towards The lstsr e.1 -
Grand PATTI MATINEE ON SATURDAY FER
director respectfully snneancs that In oos;esusues e
eHtsedsd lasr stay IN that cay beyond tbe time
Tie esi dcsre manifested IN an sections Of The osuur
Sssr Mss whose Reputation has been isarea
an imp aralleied measure and who, both Padcipi
and Boston has been attracting immense audiencsa FAM
cqua nese Pfccolmin togehsr with tho great nunhsr =
peues ana bas previously announced 70 or
y And March have induced he directors 70 make srrans
therefore, car only be given New York By ne eempa.t g
exeaded beyond FORTNIGHT. -
The attractions offered during thu sho vii
most varied kind MISS PATfi-who WIN 1eSars ~
the early sprtnGhas ADDED 70 her
NJ nj, and :As BA s6R .nd vl ;oon b ready va
orERA Co9IQUE ever performsd at The AcAdemy e Has
wh,n WnSnns renowne1 Oper a DEB vRnYe0aUrA
are b s%s IN ttTALIAH In s1don c Which
IN er%aSsa an nor he first time hs Orr es
H srd G oal{ ssPpesrsnoe n oRRnAN OPERA
run particulars Monday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

ntrodaoG the following fAvorite Scotch airs: Wlthn NM
4dhburg colo 1uteI "Kinloeh Of Knloch" solo vion)
oan AndersoH ny Joe Ssolc oorne Laird Of CockPen
Cops.sclo ass ard asSm Sssl.Ihs fsnoa. ruioeh
ranged @preesly for The piece By Mr. THOMAS BiKER-
Tie drama has BEEN produced under Ae stage direction q
- author, 4r. DIoN B0unCycAuL1.
Dssm srce ssss may b sccured ono week IN advance
Door open q W 0eloea = oommenoe q II o'cock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

NOR sAvANNAH.-THI AMERICAN ATLANTIC
toaship Companys and nEut cAas steamship MONT
0ONKlY. VIM. q Berg, Ccmm.adss wiI issye pier No u
North River ThursdAy, Jan. - A4eP. H. Passage 10 b.
1Snssh wiA unsurpassed ascogmodatlcns SlA Through
see 70 New orlssn: e y; ncoile ~; nc.%:y ~
= 90 Frgbt tsn cent Pr scos and ProQQ acoase rae.
HtE1SvIILE succeeds on TAursday Feb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

MADAME RAY rs THE BEST OLATRvOYANr AND
I'll asrologi in the world Tells vser9 ages and
speedy marriages and gives lucky numbs Apply at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

T oyE. Low. LOv1I lHATRMoNY;.I Will. UPON
deneaon Of ths character by their handwriting address
sun1cenD. Addreas win return postage MARIA DE VA.
LOIS boz l6 Metropolitan Post oce Of Mr. 81. Laws
New York City. An communication conhdenhal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26
LOAN OFFICES.

THOMPSON CO.'S, BROKERS AND COMMISSION
"a merchants l02 Nassau street, corner Ann, N1a
and second door advance money from 81 TO $4,000
watches diamonds jewelr dry goods segar and all knds
All kinds of sewing machines bought and sold.
A. b. THOMPSON. Auctoucor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

EyOR HAVANA.
IL United States Mall Steamship Line.
IoayiuR every twenty days from each port
Hteamahip QUAKER CITY.
r. W. Shufeldt OommAnder
TIKI well known and splendid steamer will leave for the
above port Saturday February O'Clock r. n, from
pier Is North river.
Bns Of ading furnished and signed beard presentation
Freight received on Instant For freight apply
80 HAR9OUS Co.,
s. South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

DO OOO TO LOAN ON STATEN ISLAND PRO
%T:UUU persS on bond , and mortgage; ALSO several
JOHN r. OONREY In the o6lce Of the Peoples Fire Insu.
rance Company, Is Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26
DORTLAND AND CANADA,
II Semi weekly hne-vh Victoria Bridge.
The first ciaas screw steamshdps
CHlsAPEAKE. Captain Sidney CrcweIA

NOR HAVANA VIA NASSAU, n. P.-THE BRITIgH
u and North American royal mail steamship KARNAK,
Capt Browneas will sail for tho above port. from the compa
q arrival Of Tho steamers expected from England % hcso
Havana ~
Fer freight or passage apply Ply e nm -. xp..,.o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26

A Z IL CHANBERgsTRKEf.-MONEY TO ADVANCE no
a any ansult On diAmsaas, vashse, iewelry TO-, By
Ao well known and old established ISAACS auooee
broker, IL Chambers street. n B-No business ansacted On
:"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-16

No. rs BALL.-Ncxt Wednesday eve
ming, Feb. %, the third Annual Ball Of
PIONEER ENGINE COMPANY, No. Of this
City, is to come off at the Bancroft House.
The most liberal arrangements have been
made for carriages, music, decorations,
supper &C., and the managers will spare
no pains to make it Tie affair Of the winter.
No. is certainly very creditable
organization; capital machine" well
man'd, wcll differed, and commanded by
Foreman who is call Fireman" from
the tip Of his top-lnot to the soles Of his
feet. We heartily wish "the boys" sue
cess generally, and especially GLORIOUS
time" at the their Third Annual Ball.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-16

REGISTER YOUR NAMES. - The follow
ing is copy of the official notice to the
electors of the city Of East Saginaw
See to it, electors, that your names are
all registered:
The several Aldermen Of the several
Wards, acting as board of Registration,
will, on Thursday, the LIST day of March,
1860, at nine O'clock in the forenoon,
meet at the following places in their re-
spcctivel Wards, and. continue in session
tico consecutive days-and no longer viz;
In the Isl BWa, = Ea3iae House No, 2.
&C." 20 =" = Common Council Roam
Sd Hess s. BROS Foundry
When and where all persons entitled to
the elective franchise, under article I see
tion | of the Constitution of the State Of
Michigan, must register their names to
cnttle them to the privilege Of voting,
under the act entitled an "Act to Pre-
serve the Purity Of Elections Sc, =
approved February 18th, 1859, unless
such voter has previously registered his
name.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-16
SAGINAW vnl,cv Al s,-lsty.

Pursuant to call q number Of tho citizens OF Sag
inaw Buy Midland and TissOl counties, met at the
Court House in SagiuHw City, on the 10th dry Of
Tclrnary 1860, anil on motion, Or NJ T. q. PLEss-
,l.n was called to the Chair nnd OEAs. d LrrEA ap-
POINTED Secretary
The 'ioci Of the meeting having heon siotcd by
Csc Chair MoaT ImSEr, IUHNfR, PrNolru and
SysrT addressed the meeting on the subject os orn-
ing an Agricultural Society Tor The benefit Of sag
inw Valley
Meeting adjourned I'm o'clock p II
Afternoon meeting .aliol 10 order The committee
appointed 90 trait iHitu,ior-repor one, which
AFTER some amendments being made thereto, w4
adopted.
The meriuy a or proceeded to too election Of oai-
cor3 by ballot which rcuieI ms follows
Prcsi lcni-iHoTAs BIpLEY.
Vice Prcsilcutg--Jas Frlsor Bav Co. DIR p. Rich
arlson, Ta.eola Co john Lar,ns Midland Co. Root
IRE Saginaw Co.
Sccrctlry--Gco. /. LOWS.
Traisurcr-Ge0 W i)ulok
Executive Committee - II S Penoyer, d J.. G.
Ettnn. IT, l.. Miller NJ CT pesner Saginaw Co
Jas Himcy. Buy Co. n L. Carr, NIlaud Go. w.
BARTLETT fuscon Go
The Pre- sut aud Secretary are CX-0iicio mom-
1cfs Of the Executive Comwittcc.
Adjourned
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-16

Loos.--We have taken some pains to
ascertain from reliable sources the prob
able amount of logs which will be "run"
20 the different mills on Saginaw River
the coming season, aud this is the result
of our investigations: If the water holds
at an average stage the amount viii be
between eighty and ninety million feet
If the wateris unusually high theamount
may reach a hundred or even a hundred
and ten million.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-16

LTcEUM, meets at Council Room,
Thursday evening, February 30, 1860.
Question for discassion Rsso'oel, that
women are entitled to all the social aud
political rights and privileges enjoyed by
the other sex. Speakers to volunteer on
either side, without regard TO equality
of numbers or alienation of affirmative
and negative sides. Time Of each limited
to Is minutes. Citizens, and ladies
especially, are respectfully invited to
attend,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-16

ii. s. LA new German Hool, and
Ladder Company has been formed to take
the place of the more ornamental than
useful organization which formely run G.
with the truck" but very judiciously
concluded to subside. FRED. 4. KmnLER,
an efficient, enthusiastic fireman, is Fore
man of the new company.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-16

QurcK PAssAaE.--We received by mail
last evening, February 18th, copy Of
the Sacramento Union, dated. january
Goth. We receive the Union regularly,
and if there are any returned Calfornians
or Others in this vicinity who would like
to peruse it we shall be happy to give
them the privilege if they will call at the
Courier Office.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-16

At an annual School meeting in
an adjoining Country, man by the name
of---was elected Director. After the
result of the election was declared, he eX-
pressed his thanks to the meeting in the
following manner. "NIy fellow citizens
with me heart full Of gratitude and me
mouth full of tebaccy, a devil word can
speak.-GratioiN sics.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-16

DurrER, BUTTER, BUTTER. 80 Messrs
Mower s. Co, inform us that they intend
to retail butter for the balance Of the
season at 10 cts. per ID. They have a
full supply of Oakland County butter on
hand and we know it is good, for we
have tried il.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-16

DEATH Has NO I1EENEB WE bPON than tho
the icy blasts Of wntor Brace the lungs and throat
against thoin, with that wonderful artidote 90 Ca
tarrh, Cold, Cough influence, Asthma. and Brons
chtis--tho PECToRAL Balm IL relieves horsncs-
in few hours, oletuing tho air passages leading To
the lungs Of every otstruction, nvigoriting Tic
lungs OF every obstruction invigorating the lungs,
aud giving extraordinary fulmess and c.car-
ness to the voice Hence Il is Invaluable to clergy
men al public spolkcr yocalsts, actors, g. II the
yotcc is materially husky it cures that defect with
n---.. 20 -ouL- 49, L-LLLn
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-16

The DEWEY & CAMPAU CASE. - The
land case which has been on trial fort
night, Dewey & Hamilton Is. Campau,
was decided by the Circuit Court for this
county on Wednesday last, in favor OF
the plaintiffs. The Jury were out about
ton hours.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-16
Chnreh Dtrcctorr.

coysREaA5iovAL--'i scv. w @ Sniff, al Ducna
Vista Hall, every sunday % half past 10 O'clock
A. NJ and o'clock In the evening
MrrneplsT E'1scmhL.--Rev crnris NosatR,
at half past 10 o'clock A. NJ, and halt past O'Clock
IN the evening. every Sunday.
LvEHgRAS.--Rey. coSaAp YoLz, eTcry Sunday at
II O'clock Ia the forenoon
PROTESTANT EPIscoPAL-Rov @. y. EsGLE, at
the Common Council Room, every Sunday at half
past 10 o'clock a. NJ. and , o'clock p. NJ.
BAPTIST. - Rev. J. s. GooDMAS, at Union Hall,
ovory Sunday at loA o'clock, a. NJ. and y. NJ.