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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-25
MIsCELLAFEUUs.
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
-, 30 ppou SHa UgryLLE DEPDT

Montgomery County, Va.

rvyuF pRo?IfEToRs having purchased this WATERING
pia N IA 0ctots last have tAronghiy repaired and ur.
h,l n vim entirely frnure nj the best clnss, anI VIII
opcn II for The nf Yisifoss ON TIE 10TH DAf OF
JUNE. ~,
nrnis az tn, tpmiaf guests they Halter themselves
thai On any Watering Places VIII alord Inc sahe
tract ions = fi-
II i sira4rqi In the county Of Montgomery, 81 miles from
SHf WSTyIfE DEY'OT IVA TENT x. on me banks OF
The Roanoke s1rran1lsiA sune {" the mos feah-
n AMI atfa~,e sae.1 Lc found among lhc Mountains
of Nrsini H liss acquired such reputation IN The
i cct~sary 10 say ar>thii. In com
considered sicclTc iur the worst
form. f nsscp,ip. aud remedy for all euancous Discusses.
t.rlrrtl conditions o the stomach Bowels and Liver and
Of stein. We might append
irsF III Ply and others acquainted
merits Irsc might be added nd indnitHm.
te Shawssiilc by Four Horse omni
blsse them road la the Springs. Persons
Baltimore. Washington, Richmond and Petersburg In
MORNING arrive nj the Springs the da these rom
viii and conveyance the arrival each
train BOOTH, CbIHOUS x co.
A. si4riS
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ry"- nom the business of Nekiane. Co, having sold
m! etiie interest ~ saul H. Mckinney and Jno H. Flood,
wound Ia} stcetc thanks To friends and The public,
lr L.sir .5rra patronage dnns connection With tIe
j. l-tn JSO. = BASS.
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Tic Louisville Courier saws +;

Before two more years will have passed.. lar~e
portion OF the retaincrs If Douglas; who are Apw
~ nnisily clamoring in his behalf. vii l." with
Flrney, Hickman and surhikc. in full communion
with The Black Republican church. fhcy a,e bur
little II any better now than the worst Ab,itinn.
Its of the North. and they arr RAPIDLY arrancJu.
them selves oa the Gtuit Smith. Seward .H,ddmrS
platform GA II they woni he capable of doing
infinitely less mischief than they are naw perpe.
,rating under the false guse of Democracy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-25

MILITARY VISIT. The famous Chicago X,n-
ayes lett CbieaSa On the l9ih. visit 10 Dctrot
Hamilton. Buffalo, chester, Utica Syracuse.
Alhany, Troy, Springfield, Boston, p,oyideac,
llartord, New Haven, New York, Phla9einAia.
Baltimore, Washington, Pitt,burg, Cincinnati,
Louisville Lexington, ST. Louis, and Springfield,
Ii = >
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Dissolution.

TTIIE Concern "f NJ KINNEY Co. is this day dissolved,
Il SAMUEL II Ngkilne and JOIN. Il. Flood having bought
The ulrr ri John :. Bass. They alone author
lied TO &c IL iaui, II thu Concern.
$. II. McETNSEf,
.iSo. :. BASS.
4
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GEORGE y. DAVIS,

No. IL "a ain St I,ynchburg, Va,
Il LIS a hand mcHt al Groct ric staple Dry
IN tnol. Hardware, >hor- WOODWARD, tordagc Tanners
aid Eiasa-Wth iau,s, Iron Axcs aud Thllnhr ekanos
Wrought. iitl Hoop lul O, 70 Round anl lfor
Nl' s,bcr, ali aat sa@ e4ins ~, Nr, all of which ~"
h" -hf i. viii pa! .hc highest price Tor Wool, l'cesatH
lIHN >tt4s,altl uti auntr, Produce.
viii pa particular attention I" the sale Of all Country Pro
lHt" mint -A an irampI rclrns. tonsigmcnJ solsied
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ELECTOnS.

n. CHANDLER. of Satfoik City.
TRAVIS II. Efir. ol S,a."SaH.
- THOMAS BRUCE, 81 HALIFAX.
: LIIIST. TIlOIN loS, % Piase E3sar
. JAMES f.yJuHNcoN, of pt-iivrd.
NC sGO1r. af Peshaian-
LEaUk1. J. BvWpES, o. William burg.
. ytsSkpH CHRIS iiAN. ~ Nsiale-rx-
- n n. SHACK kLfoklb, rf fasqaier
. ANDRkw h kkSSkpS, vi jefferson
. All n SIT ARR, ID Augusta
". n STAPLES, ~ NsntgrSsTy.
/. WALTEg PBEs ION. oi Washington.
= i. J. JACKSON. Jr.. uf Wood
- A, n CALDWELL, Of Ohio.
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NALUABI
Farm for Sale In Bedford IOunty. VIRGINIA

sls AS COMMISSIONER appointed under decree of ll.
@7S Circuit Court Of Bedford county pronounced the
~A April Term. In The suit IF "kabicr and H. MccnG
shall, on TIL RSDAY, IND OF AUGUST NEXf al ii ~,
clock \. NJ, or ia II moi The iar day premises
proceed to stll at PtBLjC AUCTION, the fIR \("ti
OF LA y ID In the bill and proceedings menilnncl be-
longing 10 the estate OF the late Rev Frederick Kalcr con
lands OF Capt Carlton kadrord Munford Radcrd esq AMI
others - -
IicRrrIoN.tbout thirds of the trac, has boon
cleared, aud in original gro VIII ana an
timber. Whor lies we'll very par can m ~"
Sly enlisa.d and the sn is we adapted either the rro Ii
o fobaccn, Grain Clover, the various Grasses lie. ON
the WATTS of Ivy Creek. The als this RI nn
tr fertility II II good CychaFtiy Select .tn8 ty,
fra l. in oi the desirable neigborituus In r
gnla; within hu nir ol 81. stephens Church. rr
regular preaching the Sabbath in two Iulcs Tr
pepai the Va and Tenn Eairoad: Is wc aaer,I; anal
near the hous riug Spring of Pure Cold Wafer f.
j. IN full view OF Tie FIR famed "fuaks Gf Otter" mon
healthy location cannot be found Thu inproy cmen c;
Of an oyEEsEEk's HOUSE, SERVANTS CABINS, BARN,
&c. Ike.
Persons d,slrVus OF examining the lands will call r.
bert A. Wright who re- ir the premises Ia,s Met
rtie. esq, either of viii take pleasure in giving MI me-
cr.>arA inf. rmaicn.
IEgMs-t credit q D. i2 and Is months will he g,,u D.
purchaser giving bonds mh approved security b.grpg inter
from day OF sale, aid The title Retained until la HIcn of
tic purcias. money.
Possession Tor seeding purposes given reGtslr,
aud tut possession given at the end Of the year. -
The decree authorizes 10 sci privately, AMI VIII al
To receive propositions
Address, i. y. GORDON, CoIu'r.
Office over Citizens Savings Bank, Lynchburs Va
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Extension Skirts

NoiUEh saiFN just received Al the ,staI,..l ,v..,
. 10 1e sold cheap warranted FIRST 1ualif md ntd.
them intiN a. $500 ~, ~ AZ A., i''ie
ie 25-t ""-' ADhAHAMS
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COMMERCIAL.
LYAgHBURG MARKETS,
A. 3. FUCKER.
pRODU & + Is I'd 4. T. II,
Ll8 MAIN STREET.

g-rbc.e aastaous will be and rsiood represent whole
saie pte,s generally.
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- tttSf'-" 80" ar. improved Cra, and other makes
~ szsa4t t -! improvements; aisu Moving and !ihc
Ei d's aaf @ii.tis. flr sar nj 1884,
JcH.7 GRO. D. DAVIS.
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roR VICE PRESIDENT.
wv ED w l. Il + L L
Of MASSACHUSETTS,.
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An Expected Veto--Passage of the Loan
Blll-Douglas Docs Not Decline.

W,suiNGrax. juno 22l. p. Mt is stated
positively IN well informed quarters thar the Pre-
sident v,!l srud into Congress n veto Of the mis-
ce,laHr u. appropriation bill. by reason Of the
proved 1d 1iat the bnlf mlian of doll ,rs apprnpr
.rel fr the mfletion If lie Potomac aqu"iuet
-5ali o. cSrceficd under the direction Of CAPT.
Nsi,s Thc iea is that lis action II Congress
* m aai1u-ement 81 the executive prerag Awe
TIE nuiut was raised AMI DISCUSSED in haah branch
IS 4: thc time Of the al ptian Of the enactment IN
question.
fhr republicans OF PENNSYLVANIA; who insisted
tint hr loan bill should be part and parcel Of ono
wA'rh sj,oud ai~o rr',d" increased DUTIES "a
I'm. hive b'en nserma'ebrdly the New Ing 'an
arr, and l'ly Interested in keeping the tariff
IL. In" Ian bill passed to-day With rcuatka.
lie snNp r..
tiS wo,l understood here that judi Douglas
Ia .oi scot - his friend, Il, Baltimars n le trr
iaaiHIu- - be a caui'Iate for the Presidential
nomination.
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Valuable Landed Estate at Auction

Valuable Landed Estate at Auction
s.lft A1FD IN AMELIA co, AND tSIvERs ALLY Ac
- KNOW i.EniED 10 BE on OF TIE BEST WHEAT
ANp TOBACCO GROWING SECTIONS OF THE STATE
fr safe td riIatel. disposed bclprv time val
syxrk plantation the late Jos Bragg sii,tr,
VIZ two miles from Amsia a,rt House Which ac, s5
A- ere Is Depot Of The Richmond AMI Danyi, rnni
ana wing BOTH Sides Of the B,is Brdy and Court House
Road the South side of which MAN tract; CONTAINING
1lG1 ACRES. consisting Of
$50 A. RES CLEARED lliGi LANDS.
IL AthE> CLtAkLD Low uEou SDs AND BRANCH
4t9 A.ikES ORIGINAL OAK AND IiIC KOEY GROWTH
10 ttRi.S SECOND GROW RI PINE.
All The open Land is well adapted To the cultivation Of
Wheat. Tobacco, Torn AMI Oats AMI we'll watcrcd.
III npro, Of good oyrr-ccr4 IIor>. with
renis uraicrt, Stables ~ Negro Houses Tobacco
Baris
other portion lying on the North 81 c of the road con
2ld AZ RES OPEN LAND,
lnl ACRES ORIGINAL GROWTH.
4l3 ACRES PINE LAND, with Tobacco Baras convenient
y located ani recently built
y 10 The health Of tins plantation and lis surrounding
hrhon, ii is well known 10 ho c'inl 10 in the
II desired will sell the separately and also
viii bc allowed la seed crop II Wieai ifrdacy after the
sale and fall possession given the It'll day November
tic PROPERTY STOCK Mules AMI Horses Farming Utensils &C.
together with
Eorsy-Three LIKELY Negroes.
The terms for the Land viii he One r1r.h r1s; M,
der credit OF 2and years. added III!
decd 81 trust on The Ffopcrt! 10 secure tir payment
For the Negroes credit Of months Will be gwen Interest
add For the pcshaile pro- ery stock sc In all sam,
nair 20 cash over that amount, months credit, without
interest actually paid.
10 wi'ns purchase, M J. s Noble who resides
the place, Dir. VIM j. Cheaihai no r, sides near tl
"nri House. will take pleasure in ns premises or
;.,c ANY Information respecting the property.
plat Of the Land can ~ in the Clerks Office
Court House
JOS. b. DUNN
ma! s-1law'd' Ex'inr jos. Bragg, decd.
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Eor E.lo
4 H.. GA, 4 Xxi: ,lFf SEWING MACHINE,
n 't@#l ftt... @ aai. Ho..'l cN. lang i,r
W '.t' N.i' >"sa- sai.. Apps "a. Anhill. -
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ArFLYs.--tifeea- offering
BAora-D,mani EoVd--l notice sales nt fo'setII2 hf
uF
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Says Prentice. the eil,ct of the Know. Nothing
paper ont West, with malice atorethouyht I'VE
zee that the Democratic papers eve ywhere seem
to have been, within the las, few DAYS, uncom.
monty decent We suppose their editors have all
gone 10 Blltimore"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21
Travellers Directory.
GOING EAST.

GOING EAST.
poss Burrelrs Stage loaves daily for Flint and
Holly, at ~ A. NJ, and 7. NJ, connecting with
ID. Z NJ II. W. to Detroit.
Propeller iSciota leaves j. X Gooling's dock ever
Monday and Thursday, at 10 o'clock A NJ for
Golerich connecting with Baaalo Lake Huron
Railway for all points east.
Steamer Forest Queen leaves Curtis, Bliss Co.'S
dock Wednesllys and Saturdays, at o'clock
p M, for Detroit and intermediate ports.
Propeller Eagle leaves Curtis, Bliss 4 Co.'S dock
every Saturday at IL o'clock, NJ, for Detroit
Steamer Columbia leaves Curtis Bliss { Co.'S dock
every Thursday for Detroit.
Propeller Cataract leaves Curtis, Bliss & Co.'S dock
every fortnight, on Wednesday, for Buffalo direct
RIVER ROUTES.
gtasmer For leaves Curtis, Bliss Co 5 dock daily
at Z A. II. and p. NJ for Bay City.
Stsaner Bel Seymour leaves Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, at o'clock A. NJ for Midlaud
City.
stosmsr Midland CITY runs between here and 81
Charles, sine die.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21

Mr.. Lincoln, says the Albany argus,
was first heard of in politics year ago
last fall, when, limping with wounds aud
bowling with anguish, he was driven
through the State Of Illinois by Douglas
and defeated with the tacit approval of
the majority of his own party and with the
publicly expressed graduation of Greeley,
Weed, and others. Last spring he made
his debut in New York State as an orator,
and dcommenced by charging for hisspeech-
es at the rate of 500 apiece, and was
forced to desist amid such public expires.
sions of contempt, that he may be said to
have been fairly Kissed out of the State.
He has never held public Office of credit,
and is not known except asa slang -whang-
ing stump speaker, of class with which
every party teens, and of which all parties
are ashamed. He represents no principle
and nc sentiment except hostility to Sew
ard; nor did any consideration of expedi-
ency dictate his nomination, for he is
universally weaker everywhere than the
New York Senator, who, it must not be
forgotten, was never defeated, as Lincoln
never succeeded, in an election.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21
RULES OF SELF GOVERNMENT.

BY A PRUDENT OH GrYT.-Always sit
next 10 the carver, if you can, at dinner
Ask no woman her age.
Be civil to all rich uncles and auuts.
Never joke with policeman.
Take no notes or gold with you to a
Fancy Bazarr-nothing but silver.
Your oldest hat, of course, for an eve.
ming party.
Don't play at chess with widow.
Never contradict man who shutters.
Pull down the blind before you put on
your wig.
Make friends with the steward on board
a steamer--thcre's no knowing how soon
you may be placed in his power.
In every strange house it is well to in
quire where the brandy is kept = only
think if you were taken i'll in the night.
Never answer q crossing sweeper. Pay
him, or else pass quickly and silently on.
One word and you are lost.
Keep your own secrets. Tell no man
you dye your whiskers
Never offend a butler-the wretch has
too many chances for retaliation.
Write not one more letter than you
can. The man who keeps up large cor.
respondence is martyr, tied not to the
stake but to the post.
Wind up your conduct, like your watch,
once every day, examining minutcly
whether you are "fast" or "slow,"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21

Lord Palmerston on Prize-Fighting.

In the House of Commons, Lord Low.
aine having moved for call for informa.
ton upon the Railroad Directors who ran
the special train for the fight between
Heenan and Sayers, Lord Palmerston said:
IL have no objection to the noble lords
motion, but l must make protest against
the sort of exaggerations in which the
noble lord had indulged He has des-
cribed the railway launching 1000 or
5000 rufians upon some quiet neighbor-
hood, in manner that might lead one to
imagine the train conveyed set of BAN
ditti to plumber, rack and ravage the
country, murder the people, and commit
every sort of atrocity. ! am not going
to dispute the point that fight between
two men,--not fight of enmity, but a
trial of strength, lis, legally, breach of
the peace, aud an act that renders the
parties liable to prosecution; nor whether
the parties who go 10 witness it are not,
technically, involved in the charge. But,
as far as they are concerned, they may
conceive it to be very harmless pursuit;
some persons like what takes place; there
may be difference of opinion, as a mat
ter Of taste, whether it is calculated to
excite disgust. Some people look upon
it as an exhibition of manly courage,
characteristic Of the people Of this
country. ] saw the other day long ex.
tract from a French newspaper, describ-
ing this fight as type Of the national
character of endurance, patience under
suffering, of indomitable perseverance,
in determined effort, and holding it up
as specimen of the manly and admira
bic qualities of the British race. (Hesr,
hear.) All this is, of course, entirely
matter of opinion, but really, setting
aside the legal technichaities of the
case, l do not see why any number of
persons, say 1000, if you please, who
assemble to witness prize tight, are in
their own persons more guilty Of breach
of the peace than an equal number of
persons who assemble to witness bal
loon ascent. (Laughter) There they
stand, there is no breach OF the peace;
they go to see fight, and when that
sight is over they return, and no injury
dono to any one. They only stand or sit
on the grass to witness the performance,
aud as to the danger to those who per-
form themselves, ! imagine the danger of
life in the case Of those who go up in
balloons ia certainly greater Chear,' and
laugbter,) than that Of two combatants
who merely hit each other (Hear, hesr.)
think there is moderation in all things
in all opinions; and, al
though it may or may not be desirable
that the law should be enforced-what-
ever the law may be--still do not think
any advantage is gained or good done
either to public morals or public feeling
by the sort of exsggerations in which
the noble lord has INDUCED Al the
same time the motion is one to which /
see no objection, and therefore do not
oppose it.n
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21

a HORSE GETTING HIMSELF SEoD.--A
horse having been turned into q field by
its owner, Mr.. Joseph Lane, Of Fascomb,
in the parish of Ashelworth, was missed
there from the next morning, and the
usual inquiries set afoot as to what could
have become of him. He had, it seems,
been shod (all fours,) few days before,
and as usual got pinched in foot. Feel.
ing, no doubt, lively sense of improper
shoeing, he contrived to unhang the gate
OF his pasture with his mouth, and make
the best of his way to the smithy, dis.
tance of mile and half from Fascomb,
waiting respectfully at the door till the
bungling artist got up. The smith re-
lates that he found him there at opening
his shed; that the horse advanced to the
forge and held up his aiing foot; and that
he himself, upon examination, discover
ed the injury, took off the shoe, aud re-
placed it more carefully; which having
been done, the sagacious animal set off at
merry pace homewards. Soon after,
Mr.. Lanes servant passed by the forge
in quest of the animal, and upon inquiry,
received for an answer-"Oh he has been
here and got shod, and has gone home
again"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21

SuRNAMEs Es-The following names are
given in Lowers English Surnames, as
specimens of the old Puritans in England
about the year 1858. They are taken
from the jury-lst in Sussex county
They will cause smile in our day:
Faint-not Hewett, Seek-wisdom Wood
Redeemed Compton, Accepted Trevor,
God-reward Smart, Make-peace Heaton
Earth Adams. Called Lower,
Need Brewer, Be courteous Cole
Repentance Avis, Return Spclman,
Kill sin Pimple, Fly-debate Roberts
BE faithful Joiner, Hopc-for Bending,
More-fruit Flower, Weep-not Billing,
Graceful Harding, Elected Mitchell,
Fight-the-good fight-of.faith White,
Stand fast.on-high Stringer,
Search-thc-scriptures Moreton,
Tho.peacc. of.God Knight.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21
Selected goetrlJ.
The Rat that went Fishing with his Tail.
rApLr-nY PETER pARLEY.

It has boen said that the rat, in imitation Of SOM
other animals uses his tail to catch sha statement
10 say the least, very apocryphal-neyertheless hc
lion or fact it has been turned to moral account
.he following fable:
A rat with greedy appetite,
Went fishing with his tail ono night;
He once had seen a fox do that
"And if fox, why not rat7
For surely he is quito as knowing
As any other boast that's going"
Cooking his eye in fond conceit,
That he knew fish as we'll as meat,
He silent sat upon the shore
And bobbed for half an hour or moro.
At last, hungry bite be felt,
And deemed it roach, or perch, or smslt.
Eager but cautious, did he ewait
To let bis prey grasp well the bait;
Then like fisher skilled and nice,
He jerkcd; but To- as in a vice
His tail stuck fast; and strange as true,
The more he pulled, the worse it grew
This way and that, in vain he turned -
In vain he jorlked, and jumped, and squirmed-
In vain he yelled with pain and grief
In vain cried murder, FIRE and thief!
In vain for 10 an oyster vast
Had caught bis tail, and held it fast
At length, the rat perceived tho case,
And putting on smiling face
Staying meanwhile his tears and grosns,
Though pain and terror thrilled his bones
Addressed the oyster thus--"My friend,
There's some mistake; my latter end
Was never made for feast or fete--
only put it in for bait
And as you've taken it, opire
That you are caught and SO ara mins!
pray you therefore, oyster tender.
Just com, ashore, and thus surrender"
The oyster answered with a wink,
But 10, the wavo began to sink;
Down, down, by slow degrees he went,
To the wild rocks in sheer descent,
Dragging the rat, mid cries of slaughter,
"Beneath the dark and stormy water"
He sank, and DER him danced tho bubbles
In niockery of all bis troubles;
Nothing was left, but this his story
And the plain truth he sets before you
The cunning rat, who apes the fox
And risks his tail among the rocks;
Heedless Of dangers dark and awful,
In search Of pleasures all unlawful
Is by astupid oyster caught,
And made the prcy of him he sought:
Ye cunning human rats beware,
Unlawful pleasures should you dare
To seek along the shores Of sin,
Lest some huge oyster pull you in !
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21

Sam Houston's Flying Artillery, used
at the battle of San Jacinto, was one four
FOUNDER, lashcd with peice of raw hide
to the back of a jackass When the
piece was discharged, it would throw him
forward on his face with such force as to
detain him in that position until the piece
was reloaded, and as he rose and brought
it within range of the Mexicans, the
match was applied, away went the animal
on his face and knees, and away went
thunder and flame and death. dealing balls
and away went the Mexicans halter.
skelter. sS tQ1.t. -1sl - lsra
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21

Cure ron LlsrINa "A rapid and en-
phatic recital Of the following, is said by
provincial paper to be an infallible cure
for lisping:
"Hobbs met,;Snobbs and Nobbs; Hobbs
bobs to Snobbs and Nobs; Hobbs sobs
with Snobbs and robs Nobbs fob. This
is, says Nobbs, the worst Of Hobbs jobs
and Snobbs' sobs.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21
JOE PRINTING.
Post Office Notice.
MAILS ARRIVE.

MAILS ARRIVE.
Eastern Mails daily at p. NJ
Portsmouth & Bay City mail daily at 6 P. NJ
Way mail from Flint daily at l2. p. NJ.
vassar & Tuscola. mail semi-weekly,
Tuesday and Fridays.
Saginaw City mail daily at 2. p. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern mails daily at p. NJ
Portsmouth Bay City daily at 7 A. NJ.
Way mail ~ Flint daily at | p. NJ
'vassar a Tuscola, Semi-weekly mail Mondays and
thursdays at p. NJ.
Saginaw City Mail daily at l2 NJ.
ofice hours from A. NJ. To l2s p NJ, and from
I p. NJ. 10 81 p. NJ.
G. @. HESS. p. NJ.
East Saginaw, August 4, 1859.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21

/, a Cambridge (Englsnd) professor do.
nounced shaving as q SERIOUS obstacle 70
the spread. of the gospel. an arbitrary.
whim, to CRAFTY which, hours. of yaluabls
time must be wasted, and ths blessed Sab
bath desecratsd.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21
wEBDER & WHEELER.

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law and Solicitors in
Chancsry. Agents for buying and selling Lands,
paying Taxes, &c. Office, corner of Water and
aenesee streets EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21
w, T.. u. LITTLE d co.,

Bankers and Exchange Brokers, buy and sell EK-
change, Bank Notes, Gold and Silver, &c. Wal
give prompt attention TO Collections and remit
dralts at current rates. Taxes paid for non-resi-
dents, and all matters connected with Land Agen-
ey promptly attendedto EAST SAGlNA"'
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21
Ro8IysON * THOMPSON,

Attorneys and Counseors at Law. Will give
prompt attention to collections Taxes paid for non
residents and oil business connected with Land
Agency promptly attended 70.
EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-21
BYRON ID. BUCKHOUT.

Wholesale and Retail dealer in English and American
Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Agricultural Implements,
Stoves, Copper, lin and Sheet Iron Ware, &C.
Brick Block EAST SAGINAW.