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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-06
Drugs.
IHEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
READ Notices in The Tribune since Dec. /. 1858.
From MS E1eolleney, JAMES . WEsTCOTT, Goysrnor
For upwards Of twenty q years was afflicted with
aiS n N ib y .a5iIy Sig sS tocus bni hieh visds5 m
most actorY manner 70 the Graeisnber Remedies.
''''' ''''''''u''' Al'i'' '"''' JAS D wEsTcoTT."
NEw YORK, February ls5s.
timaie female friend had been suffering from falling Of the
yumb, whites and deraBged menstuation oget OF with
tse1ents and pamphsts She had the very best medical
tad 6f t u he 1hoash her lie might p5s5iS Be
prolonged very itte ongsr under the most qalcgqs
treatment For twu Wees fer that she connua % snf
when came into your Office VI to 0TasfeubeB Medical
ust uiion and related her symptoms A you were conf
ing her, she dischsIgo the physicians aud tried it, tho
dog9tngly Proyidenally 4 relieved her quickly, and
there has been any euue1co Of the complaint, aud
she s as srang active and healthy, as @ when y99Hg gr
HOME TESTIMONY.
WEST BEDToHp. CoThocton Co. o, May HB7
onss Of he faefsbslE Compa5y 5r he iasf len ysHTs
and have invariably found them 70 give god satisfaction
lay their tea and coffee and with my trade they have
bec,me staple article MarshalPH Ut rsH Caih9lieon e
madsine that has dgna great amount Of gbOdin Fema
Diseases. One lady sod i 20 told 81 bad received
more benefit Om one bottle than she did from Long
ans JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg AaTshallB Uterine
CatholieOn
Is offered certain cure accom- aniei with the following
symptoms
IrreguaTities-Weakness-- ulntneEg-D6rang Appe-
tite-SalloW CompleXion-Pain In the Back and
Kidneys-ChilB-Cold AaDds and Feet
g-FeVerishness-N -Neuralga-
Headache-Res' J. smess-
DISTURBED Bleep-Flushes Of Heat
General Pain--CTaWling and Pain In
In the Spine and between tie Sh0ulders-Acid
Nausaa-Diicul passing Of Urine, with heat
Or Misunderstanding Burning or Irritation In the
Urine OTgAns-NightmarB-Desp espaia-Hys-
terica--AnIielY--Re Face
Nervous TWitching -Starting-
ConBtipation-irntabls Iemper--Sads
ness-Depraved Appeiits-F lence-Bloat-
ed and Irregular BOwes-Unplsasant DToHmE--
Pains 10 Uterine Organs-Num Jnes and Pains In Limbs.
ESod by City Druggists aud u odcine dealerst through
out the country,
rT1s For Medicines or Agencies, address
H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
nosl2:d&w General Agent for Ohio.
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Tn STATEE OF ONO,
HERERY GIVEN
CHEKRIFF AND MASTER COM

SHEHRlFF AND MAOlEh COm
ID MISSIONER'S SALE, Pursuant to the command
II an order IF issued the Court Of COmmOa Pleas
Of Cuyahoea County at the suit Of Lew F. Jackson,
Plaintiff against Harriet B. Fare, et al, Defendants, TO
ME directed shall offer for sale Il public auction, at the
door Of the Court House coreOrof Seneca and ChampHin
sfreets the City Of CloVeand in said county, the
18th day Of FebrulTy leo a. OeCck NJ OF said day,
The following described lands and tenements to WIT:
'Situaie in the tOWnship Of Brooklyn the same
originally existed, beiHg number ID IN the thlT-
tsenth range Of Townships IN the COnnecticut western
in the State OF Ohio, and which IS also IN the
OF CuyabOga and known by being this undlvd-
ed fourth part of lot Of land known part Of lot No
ty-tnree and situated in the Northwest corner OF said
lot SO, and bounce ed as follows:
Beginning a post in said Northwest corner and run
ming South the lot line 81 rods stake; thence East
seventy rods stake; thence North eghtywo
weight rods Iace Of beginning, containing about
forty acres. Appraised at S2,5000Q.
Also undivided fourth part OF tho following descnb
IOt-being part Of lot number ftytWO. bounded BE
ginning at the Southwest corner Of said lot No 81 and
thence running North ten and 20 loo chains 10 the centre
Of the County Road; thence North 6s East twenty and
0 chains along the centre Of said ROad thence South
eighteen and 100 chains TO hickory post IN the corner
Of the enoe thence West nineteen and 40 100 chains TO
the place asnnng containing tsntvoieht aud lel
acres by the survey OF G. " Marsh excepting herefrOm
niece on the Westerly side about egh acres fonnerly
sold Thomas Peckam BY Phillip arnell, and except
ing adjoining the North East part OF the sid
ece and being twenty rods the and eight rods
wide formerly ueeded by s9id Bane TO B. +, Tyler and
fronting said road eighty rods te the same more OF less
but subject TO all legal highways" Agpraised at
d, L. WIGHTMAN
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
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STOVE
The ChaPnleP,
THE PEARL

Js BEAUTIFUL Open Front Sliding Door stOVe and also
ook tie FIRST PREMIUM at our lats Comfy Fair.
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"a n -gz.ll Il
.-.ls1---HE2
NLEVELAND AND MAHONING
" RAIL ROAD-TIl1E TABLE, No IS.
Totake elect and after Thursay, Febraary 10, ls69
GOING EAST GOING WEST.
gleBelaHd 70 Y0nagl- K0HagftOl8a o. CLcgs
LIud.
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For Anthracite Coal Coke, is beautiful pattern
and pronounced By the dozens of citizens using the
tce perfect great economizer Of fuel and greet
Heater.
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QALE an REAI. ESTATE RY On

- DER OF COURT.-On the l6th day Of February,
ls6 10 O'Clock A. al the door Of the Court House
the Public Square. IN the city Of Cieve nd, tnle
y Of CuyahGga and State Of Ohio ID be sold TO the high
bidder the following described Roal Estate as the
perty Of John T. Cockbum deceased, 70 wlt Situate IN
said city Of Cleveland in said county oi Cuyahoga, aud
known SulLI4ut No 43l, in Kelley Waiworihs subii-
vision Of palt Of the Walwu IN Farm $50 caedJ SAID
lot being feet front Harrison street its eastery bou
dary extending between parallel lines ai rg ht
giles with said street TO alley rod IN Width the
s0uthsrV line being about no feet and the EOrherly line
about e6 feet in length. Appraised at $50.
Terms of sale Will be made known on the day Of sale
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Genal Notifes.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Under and
IA by Of the authority vested 10 mo bg deed Of
assignment executed nnd delivered % me ~ Marshal Car
son II Cleveland o. shall offer for sale AZ public ave
ton a. Store No Sl Superior suost 10 the city Of Csve-
land county OF CuyahOau and State Of Ohio on Wodnes-
day the sth day OF February A. D. 1860 81 10 O'Clock A.
She entire stock Of Goods contained in SAID Store,
consisting Of PHIOr Hangings, window shades Paints,
Glass, Varnish sud Nnratf Of other artic o. togohuf
WI ~ aau' ~ W Az cIrlrrr,EnrN L.rrnee
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Cleveland Female Seminary.
S. n. SANFORD, A. NJ, Principal.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.

THTS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
j enter upon its NEXT TERM on Thursday, February
9Th 1860, under the following able and experienced
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MASTER'S SALE-In Pursuance

lVl Of derotal oJdar Of sale issued rom the Court
Of Common Pleas Of CuYahoga County, Ohio, AT the suit
uf hOmhs b. PTtchard against Walter Allen and 9th
ers directed shah expose for sale at the door Of the
Court House coner Of Seneca and Champain ftIeegl ~
the City Of Cleveland in said County the llt day OF
FehTuay 1860 at O'Clock p N Of a1d day the follow
ing dsfcfibed lands AID es 20 wit Situate Ia the
township Of Brool' u, Cuynhosu County Ohio, and Is
known Lot No l1.in Hiram stones addition 10 CeYe
land compos Of giUal Lots Nos 65 and s. in said
Brook yn township Sud lo is 6s 1912 feet front Coum
bus and 4 and 92 ce deep the south line and
l5 and tl2 feet deep along Erin Ayenne and 6s feet
wide on the west end. Appraised 81 Sl2OO.
r. ". BINGHAM, Master COmr.
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NHNhIFF' . DAIUs-DI lhI . n
~ OF wit Of Fiah Farias isaued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County, ~ the suit of william
GORDON al plidiihs, against Thomas johnson, de-
PENDANT have levied upon en1 shall expose for salo ~
publc auction the door q the Count House tOuTner or
ssneca nad Chlmpan sreotl nha City of Cloyoland N
said County the 18th day Of February 1850 a. 2oeloek
p. M Of sad day, thn following described lands and Ten
omons. TO wits Situate IN the wnahipCf hliddiobuigh
In tho County Of CuyahoEa. aud state Of Ohio and -
known In Lots Nos. ave (5) nd hirysiL 36l in the
village Of Beroa" ID l.. WHITMAN bheflh
% M RlRRER pMnsl An. lanll.AB9
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-26
NUMBER 26.
A COUNTRY DocTER,

The Knickerbockcr does up yarn In
a superior maner, There is more truth
than poetry in the following sketch from
the experience of a country docter---A
fact that more than one of that badly
treated and worse paid class Of iadiyidu-
ais would be willing TO verify on oath:
The poor docter is called from his bed
on stormy night with the stirring sum
mons: tfI .ra1aBH arodoati
'Doctor, want you to come right
straight away off to Banks's His child's
dead.n rl ri =. ,fssa ~ bs.f 10 hnf
"Then why do you come?n .glnsEssF
"He's poisoned They gin him laud-
mum for paregoriky.p bslLapd oai hnns
''How much have they given him?Y
"Do'no-a gi eat deal. Think he won't
get over it, daa aiid 0t 9nb sgsa
The Doctor pushes on through the
storm-with divers mishaps on the way,
aud at length arrives at the house of the
poisoned patient. He finds it all CLOSED
not light to be seen. grsuob sdt0gT al
He knocks at the door, but no answer,
He knocks furiously, and at last night
cap appears at the chamber window, and
a woman's voice calls out-odlnf n Id
"Who's thcre?" La,a,.dt sa,triu Al
"The docter, to be shure. You sent
for him." 4, E.r,,,dyy . ,irm.. (
"Oh, it's no matter, doctcr. Ephraim
is better. We got little skecred, kind
er. Gin him laudnum, and he slept kind
er sound, but he's walked up now" aitu
Chow much landanum did he swallow"
"Only two drops; faint hurt him none.
Wonderful bad storm to night -,rinp
The docter turns away, buttoning mp
his overcoat under his throat, to seek his
home again, and tries to whistle away
modification and anger, when the voice
calls E, 80 ~
Doctor Docterip lrL f,.tst y l,i.F,,
"What do you want. s,sa, n.ah
"You won't charge nothing for the
visit, will you?" r,.l .ro.o7,di oVT
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-26

DANIEL WEBSTER on ABoLrrIoSIsM.-
Daniel Webster, in the United States
Senate, spoke as follows: isaH ir
"Now, sir, this prejudice has been pro-
duced by the incessant attrition of Aboli-
tion doctrines, by Abolition presses, and
Abolition lecturers upon the common
mind. No drm, head IN tie longest Days
march was ever more necessarily beaten
than the feelings Of the public in certain
parts of the North. They have been
beaten eray month, and erery day, and
eoery hour BY THE DIN AND ROLL AND RUB
A-DUB OF THE ABOLITION PRESSES AND An
oLIrIoS LECTURERS, and that it is which
has created these preiudices." 'a) io
And, again, he declared: no#neH
al am against agitators North and
South, / am against all narrow and local
contests. ! am an American, and know
no locality in America. Ny heart, my
sentiments, my judgement, demand Of
me that should pursue such course as
shall promote tho good, and harmony,
and the union Of the whole country
This shall do, God willing, to the end
Of the chapter" ~ af
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-26
A FUNNY DUEL.

The Petersburg Express gives the fol-
lowing amusing account of duel that
occurred between two colored gentlemen
near that city during the Christmas hol-
idays;
The Christmas holidays afford the
best of opportunities for the colored pop
uation TO 60 their length in enjoyments
of the peculiar kinds. BY no means in
significant among these is the enjoyment
of courting and gallivanting their duslcy
swecthcarts about town. Out of one OF
these affairs Of love, the other day, grew
an affair of honor, which is thus related
to us by one who learned the whole story
from one of the "principles,"
They took their stands on the west
side of the creek, below the Old Domin-
ion Mills. One OF the seconds suddenly
noticed that the sunshine fom de clouds
set his principal a.winking and rolling
his eyes, and he Immediately put in an
objection
81 say, niggcr, | puts my veto on dat
posishun It's agin de rules oh all codes
ob honor | ebber seed. De reflection ob
de suns makes my principles roll him eye
too much"
"Wy, wy look here, didn't we chuck
up cent for choice oh dc ground, and
didn't ] git il ?"
"Sartin, | knows you did; but den
fair plays juba, aud Use no notion oh
seeing my fren composed on, and lose all
the vantage"
"Wcll, nigger, Use no notion too Use
Jest as good right to hab no notion ms
you is, and insists on scttin' dc matter
Just as we is"
At this juncture friendly cloud min
gled.in with the curtains ofvapor already
gathered around the sun, aud settled
their matter at once. The two princi-
pals again took their position, and all
preliminarles being settled, each took
his pistol ready cooked from his second.
Both manifested considerable spunk, al
though blush palcness spread over
their black checks. The second who was
TO give the fatal order now took his stand
and in bully voice" began
"Gentlemen, your time am cum, =
Both nodded and commenced shuddering
as you ready? Fiah. one, two, frcer
Bang, pop, went both pistols at once,
one ball raising the dirt in the middle Of
the road, while the other took "slantin
dcular' direction and scraped the wool
off the top of the head Of the second who
had given the word.
IL was now thought time TO settle the
matter, and the challenged party ap-
preached his antagonist and said:
"Niggcr, is you satisfied"
81 is" was the reply.
$50 is /" said the first, "an de mex
time you catch dis child zibitin' himself
in dis way, you'l had to fotch him."
"Dcm's my sentiments edzactly," re-
tortcd the other, "when your on-mortal
instrument % def sploded, ! thought ]
was a goner. Gosh, aint glad der aint
no blood split y
They shook hands and came back to
the city, the wounded" second being the
only one in the party who didn't look
happy. He lost no blood, but couldn't
bear the idea of losing his top-knot and
abont four years growth from the fright
occasioned by the accident.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-26
Selettcd 2ortru.
BUILDING on THE SAND.
ny ELIZA COOK.

ny ELIZA COOK.
'Tis well 10 WOO, tis well 10 wed,
For so the world has done,
Siure myrtles grew and roses blew,
Aud morning brought the sun.
Bnt have n care We young and fair,
BE sure ye pledge with truth;
BE certain that your love will wear
Beyond the days Of youth.
But II We give not heart for heart,
As well as hand for hand,
You'll lind you'll play the unwise part,
And "build upon the sand"
'Tls well 20 save Ills well 90 have
A goodly store of gold,
Aud hold enough Of shining stuff
For charity II cold.
But place not all your hopes and trust
In what the deep mine brings;
We cannot live on yellow dust,
UnniXed with purer things
And he who piles up wealth alone,
viii only have 90 stand
Beside his Golfer chest and own
'ris "built upon the sand.n
'Tis good to speak in kindly guso
And sooth wbere'cr we can
Fair speech should bind the human mind,
And love links man 10 man
But stay not at the gentle words
Let deeds with language dwell
The one who pities starving birds,
Should scatter crumbs as well.
The mercy that is warm and true,
Must lend a helping hand.
For those who talk yet fail to do,
But "build upon the sand.n
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-26
Post Office Notice.

MAILS ARRIVE.
Eastern Mails daily at 6 p. NJ.
Portsmouth & Bay City mail daily at 6 p. NJ
WAY mail from Flint daily at l2t p. NJ
vassar A Tuscola. mail scrni-weckly
Tuesday and Fridays.
Saginaw City mail daily at 2, p. NJ
MAILS CLOSE
Eastern mails daily nj p NJ.
Portsmouth Bay City daily at A. NJ.
Way mail TO Flint daily Mt i. NJ
vassar A Tuscola, Semi-weckly mail Mondays and
Thursdays Mt 7. NJ
Saginaw City Mail daily Mt l2 NJ
Office hours from a. NJ TO l2t p. NJ, and from
T. NJ. To 81 p. NJ,
q. q. HESS. p. NJ.
Fast Saginaw, August A. 1859
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-26

SrEAMBoAr SPEED.--Thc 4s'chitects' and
Mechanics Journal, in the course Of some
remarks on ''Stes,nboat Speed, ,"isays =
"Wc will put the. performance of the
steamer Jesterw Jfefropolis against any
thing in the way of speed that has been
accomplished Gu any river of Europe.--4
Time, from Cleveland. to Buffalo, o hours
and Is minutes; distance 100 miles
speed, 20.136 miles per hour tune from
Monroe to Buffalo, l3 hours and 0imiu-
utes; distance, from 265 to go niles
speed, nearly, il not quite, 204 miles per
hour. The engines Of an old boat, the
Empirs State, are those used to propelIthe
Metropolis, and it is noteworthy that
1900 revolutions less than required for
the Empire State will answer for the run
of the Metropolis between Toledo aud
Buffalo, Ff1
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-26

LISEs FOR MEDGTATIoS ~ Beautifully and tcndcrlN
wrought out j. the comparison Of the long suffering
God TO the aectionate Of nurse In these lines
from one of Quarles MediiafioRs:
Even n q nurse, whose childs imperfect pace,
Can hardly lead his foot from place to place,
Leaves her fond kissing, sets him down 10 20,
Nor docs uphold him for a step or two,
But when she finds that he begins TO fall,
She holds him up and kisses him withal-
So God from man sometimes wthdraws His hand
Awhile, to teach his infant faith 10 stand
but when lie sees his feeble strength begin
TO fail, lie gently takes him up again.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-26
ErThc Washington correspondent

IL The Washington correspondent
of The Philadelphia Press says:
Il am desirous of adding line in re-
ferance to Mr.. Sickles of New York, and
particularly in regard to tho universally
accepted opinion that he is not spoken TO
by his fellow members. 1t is quite true
that there is very little disposition mani
tested by any of the representative to cs
tablishintimate relations with Mr. Sickles;
but Justice to the man himself requires
that should state that he seems to in
vite no such relations. Every day, about
fifteen minutes past twelve, when debate
has begun, he walks in quietly from the
side door, and takes his seat on one OF
the sofas on the western side ofthe House.
where resting his gloved hand, he re.
mains seated, taking no part in the diss.
cussions, voting, when called upon, in q
low voice. lie dresses in exquisite taste
and has cultivated large pair of brown
whiskers. lie seems conscious that the
public opinion is greatly against him
and although his bearing is full of his
characteric ease and coolness, it is singu'
larly retiring and uno5trusive.' -54
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-26
JONES OK THE NIGGER.

The hackrbOcker for this month tells
a good story, none the less enjoyable for
being a most palpablc hit of the way in
which "Jones," the "clever fellow" of
Republican newspaper establishment
"got OUT the paper (7He GeRius) on an
occasion of emergency, when the editor,
who was lawyer, was detained away
from home in lawsuit. Editor writes
to Jones, who was democrat, and of
course dislikes the politics of the sheet:
PosEYvmLE, Oct 2, 1859.
DEAR JoNEs-Can't come till morning.
Get out the best paper you can. Write
short articles, and stir up the party for
not giving their organs more assistance.
III. T..
p. S. By the editor. BE emphatic,
Jones. Touch 'em on the rawl
Paper owed its existence to Republi-
can party. Politics its very life blood
Jones had full power, and used 'em.
Gca@s appeared with following cdito-
rial from pen of Jones;
THE NIGGER.--We admire him. We
like him. We love him. We go in for
him. We have but one idea, and that is
niggcr. We have but one dream, and
that is ditto. We preach but from one
text, and that is ditto. We sing but one
song, and that is ditto. We play but one
tune, and tbat is ditto. We 90 our full
length on nigger. We are all over ditto.
We are ditto in the morning. We are
ditto at noon. We are ditto at night
We are ditto all the time. We live on
ditto. We sleep on ditto. Well die on
ditto. And get ,eoald yOu beliero IL, readers,
The Genus don't payW
Next morning enter infuriatcd propri-
etor. "You internal scoundrel " he
roared. Jones evaporated. Stopped by
editor Just coming in. "Jones," says
editor, shaking the paper at him, "look
here, what have you done?"
"Rcckon I've touched them on the rae, ,"
says Jones.
You've killed the paper, cried the
proprietor.
You've ruined me-" exclaimed the
editor.
4" How did you come to write such a
savage article?" asked the proprietor.
"To stir 'em up Httle, says Jones.
"The things outrageous" says the
editor.
'Tt is a little emphatic" says Jones.
= Finale = Rush of Democrats and Re
publicans to printing Office. Former ex-
ultant - latter savage beyond bounds
Jones relieved from further assistance in
the editorial department of that paper,
and set up by Democrats as editor of a
new Democratic paper then and there
started, in view of Jones' manifest ability
to "stir 'em up" and "touch 'em on the
raw"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-26
SATURDAY NIGHT.
A wAIF

WAfF.
The week Il past its latest ray
IL vanished with the closing day;
Aud 'tis a. far beyond our grasp
Its now departed hours to clasp,
As to recall the moments bright
When first creation sprang TO light
The week Il pastl " II has brought
Some beams Of sweet and soothing thought,
IL Il has left some memory dear
or heavenly rapturos tasted here,
IL has not winged It's flight in vain,
Although IL ne'er return again.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-26
w. l.. u. LITTLE & CO..

Bankers aud Exchange Brokers, buy and sell Ex-
change, Bank Notes, Gold and Silver, &c viii
give prompt attention to Collections, and remit
drafts at current rates. Taxes pnid for non-rcsi-
dents, and all matters connected with Land Agcn-
cy promptly attcndcdto EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-26

To BE ANswERED.-A few days since
in going into my back yard, where a
fresh killed pig had just been hung up, a
man who knew i was curious in such
matters said: "There now, there's the
mark as Satan made it in the heard of
swine before they ran down the cliffs in
to the sea-" pointing to five dark marks
on the skin of the inside of each fore leg.
On my questioning him, he assured me
he had never seen pig without them Il
have since looked at five and they have
the same), and he said the tradition was
that ell swine had them since the casting
out of the devils which destroyed the
herd in the sea. My queries are, does
this mark always cxistY How do anato-
mists account for it9-Notes and Queries,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-26

Exchange Office will buy and sell Notes Mortgages,
Drafts, &C., and uncurrcnt money All collections
promptly attended to. Office at Bay Cityi Bay
rounty Michigan BAY CITY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-26

EIsYou must not play with that liz
tic girl, my dear, said an injudicious r.
rent. 'N e'oy sp''''' = .P'' -'1''.
But, ma, I like her; she is a good liz.
tie girl, and ] am sure she dresses as
prettily as ever do, and she has lots of
toys ~ '''3
i cannot help that my dear, respon-
ded the foolish anti American, her fsiher
is shoemaker. .,.g I. I ~ -.
But I don't play with hcr father, ]
play with her; she ain't : shoemak er,,b
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-26

e. a new sewing madhine to col
lect rent, mend manners, and repair
family breeches, would find ready sale.