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gscf Eat ulsase winch Is taxing such deep ro8-
anc winch gives yOU warning ny thai hacking
cough, LllE yOU aTs tasF rII'suIuC fG- eternity
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q blood thsss uICnt svsa1s. O Lna1 dIfiicul-
u-eathIu-- vaIch silently whisper II v0u- en-
IlIat something must Bs s'Ous save yUU from
tns grave Of 1Its c0nsumptTvs2 Whvz zC1 50 caTe-
lsssly by permitting snat disease 70 DESTROY vUu-
hezaltE, anC Ez-@lsn y0U Il the tomb frUu whence
no Traveller yet returned2
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Column Sold by Thomas I,eviIs-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-27

DZEELE.sIa, LE6PEPsIzn YsFETsIAiiii- FTfs1-
- trz Hslr CLts-saz-DyspepsIa Is or National
1)IseassyTelk stomach. feeble Digestion distress
af1s- eating cJstIvs hai1I-, bilious condition
a0v Z aUy suffer with II and II attendant svmT
toms ui low spirits. bad taste coated T1ngae, OBJ
supplied haaG. and attacks u heaGacieI 1s-
now lev know now 10 cure II Genelallv. Bs-
cause ms bowels are c5uscIpats3 resort Is had II
csstEaTtIcs lzZR1Ives. Bun sUcn 8 condition
WAS nave- cured ny cEIna-tI.s, whose only otfIcs
i IL weaken the digestion. guC impair Le Intsse
MY Of Shs entire assInliiaI1vs system
But dCEPHEEEs' aUMEoBz-KIC DTsPEFs1A
FI1L-s-a simple TnecIcaTs6 sugar IIiIl-nave cu-
rsd hundreds Of the Eurs1 auc rnosT obstinate
css=z- THIs Il done simply by improving the
tone and restoring me Integrity of Ine digestive
o-gans- fru1n winch result. good appetite, regu-
lar habits. = cisar head, and bugvEuI spirits
SBch q nasl.i1lrie h q gem and only requires &C
e known Il Il aTprscIa1s6- Price. - GEMS
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SPECIFICS. win Book Of Directions, and twenty
different KsmsiiaS II large vialE, morocco cass,
So dIrto. II plan case s. case OF fifteen buzes-
anC b88K. 81 Single boxes . CIS and 90 CIs.
Tnsse Rsmsdies by the single buz D ease, a-t
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addrs=s. Oh IscsiU- of 1ne price AdGreSs
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bic e1Ii1s, vlE-yiIg II valEls from SO c1s 70 S.5
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Eznd Ons u IHs=e valuable ETIfts as I,4- Bill
Address al U-Iia-s fu- Z lis OF Er--z-ln-z II
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Box 1BI2, Philaielphiz. Pa
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4 CARD 70 YOUNG LADIES AND GEE
NJ

1 CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GEE
TLENEN
Tis subsGriDs- vii send ff7-sc ol 1sarge3 Il Al
vne desire J., the Recipe and directions Tor ma
king simple Ttgsia5ls BGlsl. that VII IL from
Fvu x eIguf GAYS. remove PImuiez. BLutches.
Tan, frezElss, Saiov-nass- and al impurities
and T0u1iInsss OF the skin LEAVING ths sarae-as
Nature intended L should be-sgtz clsa-, smooth
GRd bsG8EifuI Thosa desiring 1hs Recipe with
mi Instructions, directions. and a0vlce. viii
please czn Oh o. address with re-u-n postage
JAS T MARSHALL
PRACTICAL. (sEIEsITs-
M g. CRY BIildIngs, y York
June . 1851 -8u
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S3s %
Pays In I,l1-sGn II Sln-ls and Double E----
Book K=cpins- Writing, Erunc-c;zl A-i.hrs,ir
zTId In
Board weskx SD. Stationary =, Tuition So.
: z-eZE-z-f EXPENSES &6.-
uEral V-ns 1s;c0-npis1s l. full cou-sE. from
10 10 wesks- -Eys-y S-u6sDt. upun graduating
gua-a-rIsso 70 he competent 10 manage ths
BOOKS m any 3Islnesz, and qualified 70 Ell q
salary f-0rn-
s5DD C s1onp
Students entsE a. zuF tirne-NO Taczti1-,-
Review q. pleasure
First Premiums fa- keS1 business Writing fur
3s5s- -=-sIvsd a PTrtsbu-g. PiIilalelIIhia E1i6
ONO STATE Fairs Als1, a 1ils principal Fai-s o.
ths Uni1n f1- lils past four wears
- Ministers Suns received AZ half rr-irs
FU- Circulars, Specimens and E-nleliizts6 View
Of the College. inciOse five lsrte- stamps n
7 N-JESkISS- PIrtsbJI-r Pa
Jan 4, 1856 AnE- IL IS5s.-2-
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Orphans COURT SALE.

y VIRTUE OF an Order 0f tiis Orphan s
C0IIrt Of Cambria COUNTY, End 70 ue directed
VIII expose Z fubiIe Sale 81 the Court House II
the Borough Of EbensbIlrs, 0D SATURDAY the
7th CAY OF ,Juiv nezI, a. ! O'Clock ? NJ al ths
riEfT. tItis and interest 0f Jacob. Alexander
Mary .Jesspiins, RoSalia, Laura and Margaret
Ann. minor children af eTeorgs Glass, llI iz1s O.
sad county. deceased, Of II and 70 z Tac1 Of
land situate Il Munster township, containing one
hunCi7ed acres, adjoining lands Of Augustine Dur-
bIn ESQ John lie and OtIsrs. winch Iuteres- Is
Ie iitts o. une ninth q said land devised py
George 6Tizs 70 1i1s said eIe9rg. Glass, J--
TEEAIS Cash on confirmation OF the sale
EDWARD Glass, Guardian
june 20. 1s6D.-3o-3t-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-27

g. - 1ensus takers ind great Gifdculry II
,,-.- '-EasE-s the ages Of girls, large ma
m : l-s1 beng only sixteen IN one
L az eastern sssas, there were found
9sa's Of sys. ' AH1 ssl
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-27
NAGALFgIEET NGR4TING OF

nj AGAIEITENT ENGRAVING OF
VI CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS md
Els CREW
TINS lsecUfsfla Eng-aslng wEz designed by
tSTBEts, u lifs mos celebrated artists tiss1
ever lived tte css7 ui tiEs original Liesirr an
plate BEING over SSBD. SIZE 80 Dv q inches
The Pf.iiaaeipiIs DAILY Estrz. ssvs. s-1tss mere
n0mInial SUN asked i8T ths snsrEvinc. Is suE
ncIst IndUesssI1 fD- TssTs1I Il purchase WIKI
on 1ile aaiISIoIia. s5ist p
SCHEDULE OF GTFTS
To be given Z fts purchaser F1- fuI ,I:.-ti-
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PONDS EXTRACT OF HANANEIdS-

FUNDS EXTRACT OF aAMANELIS- or
PAN DESTR0TE
Is nle u II lev domestic remedies which
nave cunEs INTO general uzs zud favor. EzTzilBrr.
pulling Il Il Ens n-Ddnct Of 8 Simple BiI-uh,
harulisss II al Ezse.. and = Z domestic Tsuas6y
unsr1allsd- : u l5tfT1ss Gus H-lrssss So7sassa
LGnsclsezs, lszy-1iIis- fetfHI1rssHl T1oIx J5cr-z
Old s0zcs eaa H0sTH6Ls, L has not al sgI;al- I
: also used, WIN great suCcess, i8- 709taGcse,
HsGdGrse, AeLfz1lgdG- SO-E TIzTu1t. CoEIc. I,I1-T
hoso, h0G-seIlsSx and usiisr similar trgunlEsome
ant pzIrfu EfsCtiUIss EiIIls Z IJr8E1IIzy a--a-s
al HezES-7gIapzs- Hundreds Of Ilsyslaz-ls Ilss Il
daily IL 1neir u-setice and cTve L tiler unuIah-
ils5 Recommendation Sud Dy OH ageHIs aII1
uszisTs- znd by
T HCAT'HTETS c. 5f2 Broadway,
EoI.E zRuEsEIs-TnI.s z,zu EAs-TE-sC-TUE-EEs-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-27

NzTUEE Z IEE GI-EET IExsIC1AE.-This Is
row admitted ~ the msIiiGul profession, r. e
IundHusu-al IlrIncipis uf hsziins EcIence- Il Is
wisely provided by tins human economy, thai
v-hsIevc- Anything II VrUns Il the physical syz
TEN tiIe natural f1rcszs11 te b0Cv ar@ brought
tO bare 10 sxps the dl=sass- The great ann.
thsTeiorG. Is T. stTenE-hsu the natural powers.
TINS has Bsen kept II visv by ths skiilfui con
I0un1sTs u lR. J. H0STETTEK'S BITT'EisS,
winch operate u give fresh vitality Il al 1i1e Or-
gaIIS Of 1he b0l3y- the effect Of TINS medicine
upa1 the stomach Lhe liver and ths kidneys are
prompt auC decisive Tine DaIIs11 Enu Is wise
enough 10 quIt GrnggIng, and try tins BTTTEBs,
SOON feels a II ne had taken new lease Of life
an6 as M continues 1ns use Of t1e article hs Il
uvs-ig-sd II find the streams of health coursTnr
through ms franz LEI al from whose cheek
tis bl80n has Gepa-ssa. give Dr. Z acstsz1s-s
LalsDTazsd 8I1tsrs 1rIal-
Sod Dy druggists and dealer gsnsralfy svs-r
W-ners- e See aCivs-Ilseuasut IL another COZ
uuIn-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-27

LETTERS Of Administration having t=en
Granted 70 the undersigned py 1hs Register a
Cambria lCsElrsv on the Estate o. Conrad I2ssr
late N jackson township Cambria County. Gee G
All 1,s-sons knowing themselves indebted Il sac
Es-at. arz lseTsby requested = MAKE InlI1as1aLs
,,avu.sn.. lnd those having claims aezIIst sac
Fs1zre VII present then properly au1hensIc2I4o
for ss1fleusn--
HARRISON KINkEADs Adm
Nav 50, 1s6O-2T-6-
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In TOWN.

TINE UNDERSIGNED begs leave 70 announce
II n. e7tizees OF Eoensbur- anc vicinity z,
thai ne has opened 5 Saddie-y Gno Harness Mali
ufac1u-v- .n6 that hs VII Aznufacrurt am
kep constantly on haad every aTtIcls N ms lEIit
n hrs5zess sush n SADDLES, RKLbLkes
VHLpS. s. Articles manufactured cheap Il
order He s2viles the public 70 ell anG szarn-
m. a-1irlss u- ms manufacture c6ufasu1 they
vii comruand N. appruba-i1n q Competent
JuJIges s}v manufacturing none pu1 Trs bssI
NJ a-tIciss and selling cheap be hsIs Il nle-I1
and rsceive & liberia snare OF public patronage
Terms Cash or approved country l1rocuce-
N.B. Al krnds uf HIDES taken II ezcHansz
fo- we-E-
JOIN z C9NNEL
F.sushv-r- April ., 1s6O.-E
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MANSION HOUSE,
JOHNSTowN. Pa

TIE unQs-sIansC respectfully zunounrs u tIIs
OLD JEszrGrs O 1s above aOsel- that. having -
fitted and refurnisiled Il throughout, they E-s
prepared K entertain GUESS comfortably and II
good s-yie.
IA good Hack vii bs a. the Railroad Sta
tlou or tias H-TvRl Of eTe-y tral-, 15- 1ne puT-
pose o. carrying Passengers, TTet e cEl0-gz. 70
the Hotel
BOARD PER DAY Sl.00-
The S-ass fJr Some-sst, and 0ths- points Il
tlIa1 direction tie1a-Ts from -1s Mansion a0uss
every morning Sunday exosr1sG-
NETZGAE j. Co
,JuhE.stUvrn- May ?, 1s6B.-L
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

( Bc1ssr0le1z I1Sfl-I--I0z EEszd.4ssc b. gg,zG II
Cfo1-HaerEg f0~ 1sse EsE5ET O 1hs oE-E GTla DIS
4-zsss1 uTT7s-is6 E1Ith Tg-lsi@lE CHo EIsilesslc
DJseazes. GRG sEss-ia7ig T0~ 7lls LE-e q Ltls-
srSss gf E6c Sz=-ua [,sgEus-
HfEI5ICAL ADVICE gwen gratis. IL Ens
VI Acting Su-rs0n- u al VIM apply n le-1s-
win description 0f thar condition la-s- oocu
IlsliuI. habits q me c-.3 and ui ez--s-nf
I,CEz.s--T nisis-iIeS furnished fTts 8 cn2-Es-
EALCA ABLE REPORTS un Sls-uzT0-nosz-
and B1issr DIse-ses q ths Sszuzl l'-zIsss zl- Ct
-ise NEW REMEDIES sD1sluvsd u tlIs lilsIssu-
sa-v Esu1 Il 1hs affiIcTs6 II sealed ls11sz scvsl
Ops, free Of charge Twu u thres Stamps 1U
Postage VII fs acceptable
Address. DR g SKILLIS H0UEHIlA-
Acting Surgs0n- Howard Associz-Ion- NJ :
South Ninth S1-ss-. Philadelphia, Pa By u-ds-
OF 1ias Directors
EZRA D EEAFgTr = Ell T'-sS1ds1sz-
GE0- FAIBCELLD, Ss-sz-E-
Feb :, IS60--1y-
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WAR IN MEIle0
D. J. EVANS & SON.

HAVE TINS CAV -scsIvs1 Irun 1hs las, Goc
arx nov oiIs-InE II tts cI-IzanS ui LoelsDu-E zno
vicinity : ver seiz-fad assortment q
MEMS and B0TS CLOTHING
AlsD = fzrzs l01 nf Dla1 GOODS, cu11sls1I1E II
Ta-1 OF tine following article VIZ
sZTTNS. TELTFTS. CLOTHS. CASSTNEEES
DOE SKINS SATTNETTS. TNEEDS.
JEANS. FL-AN1NES RCS-NS
DEESSGO0DS Of every stvle,
NOTIONS
: lz-ee Iut OF BOOTS e SHOES. Hats AID
CAPS BONNETS. TRUNKS CzRPET
SACKS STATI0NARE- HARDWARE
GROCERIES FTSa SALT. d.. E-c
taes-ile- Win zuch o1ifs- a-1-sS zs ara us-zIir
kept II county ssu-s, ErlIch 1iszv VII 1ls.usE
OF ra-T low IN ezsn OF COUNTY r-u6nc-
- Tire Tailoring business VII II cz--zs6 CT
IL az i-S branches al w0-k VII iss daas u sau-1
notice and 1hs n6St rzzs1nEDls terms
Ehsusburs, Fen !. 16SB-le-E
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BLzNK SUMMONS IND EEECC
TONS FoR SkLE At THIS OFF7CE
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-27

UJoB WORK OF ALL KINDS D0NE At
THIS OFFICE On SaeET NOTICE AND II
REAS0SA BE PRICES
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NEW ARRIVAL
ET TIL
!OHASTONk MhRBLE WORKS.


zsIs o4 Cambria and adjoining counties - -
that ne mas Iusf received q fresh stock E[Er7R
o. lhe finest ITALIAN and other Mar -F,{<Nlsfl
bles- q ms establishment on franklin L.
street, Johns10wn- MONUMENTS go
TOM rs MANTELS- GRAKE
STONES, TABLE Z BUREAU TOPS, -
Manufactured Of the mos5 beautiful anc fines
quality oi foreiEn anl Domestic Marble ALWAYS
OF Ezno and made Io OrLis- q cheap they czr
De purchased II tils CITY, without Ihs addition
O. carriage
GLADST0NES Of VARIOUS E-I1s and EizeS
suitable Tor Farmers and Mechanics, sold either
bT wholesale rssaii-
Pr1mYt attention paid 70 orders from dis
1zrre zuc work delivered wherever desired as
invites the puoiIc 70 cal ano sxaI11lns ms stock
as he feels satisfied ne CAD sell cheap
Fer the cou-suiencs Of persons residing II the
eas4 aI.5 North o. the county. specimens NAV *
seen and orders left with George aun1isy, a tls
TIrzvlrs Establishment II EbensburE-
JOHN PAKKE
.Johnssoxn. june Is, 1s6o--ly-
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J0Hx sHARRaUGH.

Jus1Ies q ths Peace, sunIlz-rEIl,. Pa
Al BUSINESS RTRLTSTE To rs
" cars VII D promptly E-Esnasc II "a ~
aiso az rs -uc1ions- II Huniir Szizs Ehz1leF=-
ms s=-vicos n 1ha- GsIIzcl-E E-s szuI-=c-
Au-l p as5s-2z
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THIS WAY.

TUST RECEIVED AND F9R SALE 4 lz-zs
- and zlpen[I6 Ass8-1rlas1lz of A-uz-lcz1 P0ck-
e KNIVES (fvS-y knife v7a--zut=6i.) N
EE0RGE aTNTEE-
August, 10. 1853 b
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PhiladsIphia. Hay -. Is60--8m.
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To be given Z fhs purchasers F1r fuI 5l:E-t
cuiz-s send f1- z T,Il.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY ACROSS WIS
coNsrN. - Mcssrs. Beachcll, confidential
and financial agent of the Grand Trunk
Railway Company, and Bell, President Of
the Prescott e. Ottawa (Canada) Rail.
road Company visited Menasha and
Neenah, Wednesday aud Thursday last,
for the purpose Of informing themselves
in regard to the commerce, manufacture
ing aud business of Lake Winnebago,
Wolf and Fox River countries, with a
Wow of finding route across Northern
Wisconsin to push the Grand Trunk road
to the Pacific. The colonial surveyors
have decided tina, the route north of Lake
Superior is impracticable, and they have
resolved to adopt the route across North
ern Michigan to Pere Marquette, and
from Mantowoo to St. Paul thence
through the British possessions to the
Pacific. They express themselves highly
gratifcd with the prospects Of the pro
posed route, and agreeably surprised with
this portion Of the State, its excellent
soil, commercial and manufacturing ad
vantages, and the important business and
other facilities it offers this great project
-Milcd,akeS Froo Democrat.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07

THE FIRST JAPANESE EMBAssY.-The
Embassy now at Washington is the Sec
Dad which has ever left Japan. The first
vas 10 Pope Gregory XII, in ! JS4, when
i're King Of Dongo, with those Of Arina
md Omura, sent an Embassy to Rome to
Jay at the feet of the Pope the homage
and obedience Of the Christian Kings of
Japan. Two Princes were on this En-
hassy. The voyage to Europe was a
prosperous one, and they arrived in Por-
tngal two years after their departure
from Fagasaki, having stopped in India
on their way. They were received in
Lisbon with great cermony, and multi
+idcs ofthe people hocked to the churches
10 sec them. They had a similar rccep-
ton ats.Madrid, where King Phillip the
Second came personally to pay his re-
spccts to them. Pope Gregory gave them
n public reception in Rome, aud all tho
foreign persons Of distinction joined in
the procession. The knighthood Of the
Golden Spurs was conferred upon the
Princes, the Pope putting on the SWORD
and girdle, and the Ambassadors Of France
and Spain buckling on the spurs. They
were conducted back with similar ccre
mony They returned to Nagasaki il
1890. The two Princes became Chris
tian missionaries, and one of them scaled
his religious profession with his blood
when the Japanese expelled the Jesuit
and shut themselves out from all foreigl
intercourse.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
Total Electoral Vote,

tAAi iJiSCAoldl ON, 49,
Necessary to cleo, President, l52
In case of the failure Of the people 70
elect President the present House OF
Representatives will have that duty to
perform, each State casting one vote, and
a majority Of the whole number of States,
being necessary to choice The pres
mt House is divided politically as fol-
lows, Observation-Disclosures, Arkansas,
California, Delaware, Florida, Georgia,
Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri,
Oregon, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia
Ia; Republican-Connecticut, Indiana,
Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey,
New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, Vermont, Wisconsin--i5; Equal
ly Divided-Kcntucky, Maryland, and
North Carolina-3 American-Tenncs
sce-1. 1t requires II votes to effect q
choice, and as neither the Democrats MOI
Republicans have sufficient number, the
four last named States will of course
Iiold =" the balance of power Should
the House fail to elect "A President be
fore the 4th of March, that du4y will thel
in effect devolve upon the Senate whic
has the election OF Vice President, VIII
under the provisions Of the Constitution
becomes President of the United State
The Senate is composed Of majority {
Democrats.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
Time I! Time I! Time u!
2.1S; 2.2G; $40; BOO
AND u L w 4 II u s:

Flora Temple, Princess, Lancet, Ethan Allen,
Lady Woodruff and Canada Sam
Arc ali good stock in their way; but for stock 10
nn East Saginaw Livery Stable they would DO
mo whar," beside the spirited fast, sure-tooted
sound, even gated, reliable stud Of thoroughbred
hnrsns in
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
Bank Exchange.
R u - II II a II NJ II

IN the basement Of J. L. Kings Block, corner o.
Woodward and Jefferson Avenue, Detroit
IT HIS popular place Of resort is always supplied
with everything the market affords being stu
ated IN the very business part Of the city thus Afford
inc every facility to Farmers, Merchants, and bust
ness men throughout the State visiting this city,
stopping at Hotels and paying large prices (no need
Of III get you a room and you can get what you call
for at the Baak Exchange, you can get such
OYSTERS & CLANS
as you call for II Is the only plaecin the city that
Won, can oct tip-top dinner for % cents The pro-
prieor thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
received, hoping by strict attention TO customers,
good fare and low prices to merit continuance ci
the same.
Parors for Parties desiring Refreshments always
ready. j. HEFFkON, PropHetor'
Detroit, April, 1850. n3I-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
The Electoral Vote.

A the Presidential campaign is just
opening and every one is cyphering and
rropbesying on the probable results Of
the election, it may be interesting 20 our
readers u have table before thcin
showing the number Of electoral votes to
which each State is entitled. The fol
lowing list will afford the desired inform
alton:
1aJls sIowing tie r,naJsr Of Electoral vO!sS
,chica zach State rW cast IA tie Press'
dsi.tiH Election of 1860.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
The Home Insurance Co. New York

Has Cash Capital, all paid up and well invested of
100000 aud u Surplus and Reinsurance Fund
of So 90. 900. They always reserve n sufficient
sum in addition To the Capital 10 re-insurc all ont
standing risks before any dividends made to
Stockholders. Their stock ranges higher in New
York than that of amy other Company
Their Policies are OF new forms, very much smpli-
fed. giving the assured the indemnity be pays for
and is really entitled too. For libcray in adjusting
and prompitude in paying losses, they are not cx-
ceeded by any Company in existence; whilst their
perCect system Of arrangements for transacting
business both at home and abroad, is without
parallel
In this Company offer you Insurance on your
property against loss damage by Fire or ON the
peris Of Inland Navigation and transportation on
Lakes. Rivers Canals and Rail Roads East or West,
from and TO any part Of the United States Canqda,
at current rates, and ON usual erns-all rebates be-
ing in cash. CHARLES j. MOTT,
Agent for Sdginau County
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
GROCERIES sc.

A new Supply Of Fresh Family Groceries has been
received at the Store ef John Derby, consisting of
every article in this line that is required for family
use-great pains have been taken in selecting such
goods ne are preferred by the best Of house Keepers
for pureness excellence Of flavor aud beauty Of APP
pearancet will not DO necessary 10 say than this.
Pcaso call and examine my Sugars, Coficcs, Teas.
Spices, &c, and judge for yourselves.
LUMBERMEN'S AND SHIPS STORES.
arc to be had hero in the grntest abundance and
sriety---and II is also confidently added, at lower
rices than elsewhere. ] would take this opportuni-
~ TO express my gratitude for the large patronage
which have received and hope that an intelligent
public already appreciate the benefit they have re-
ccivcd by tho greatly reduced prices at which my
goods have been Sold compared with former ones i'm
posed on them. JOHN DERBY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
WAGON MANENG!!
REP AIRIN G

aud in fact everything in the line short notice
and reasonable terms All work warranted
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07

The ATLANTIC CABLE.-We learn from
parties interested in the enterprise that
some City miles Of the Atlantic cable have
been taken np, to a point extending sea.
ward fifty miles from the shores of Trinity
Bay. Fractures were found in the cable
Just where they had been indicated by
the instruments on shore. The intention
is to underrun similar length of the
wire on the European side, aud tits then
thought by the sangune promoters Of
ocean telegrapbing that the Atlantic cable
will be made to work. II cannot be
questioned that those concerned in this
cable enterprise possess energy and hope
ful tempersments. - Boston 7rosscrtpt,
Hay "a.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
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Fire Insurance Company.

CASH CIIILIL NM hCHIbCci SooOiuVV
OFFICE, No. los BROADWAY,
Corner of Pine Street, Ncr York.
oil L C TORS.
james Lorimer Graham, James o. Sheldon,
Joseph Il. Varnum, John c. Henderson,
Leonard Applcby, Daniel Parish,
Frederick H. Wolcott, Gustayas A. Conoyor,
William H. Strong, Martin Bates Jr.,
Moses TAYLOR, Charles L. NOsc,
Warren pclano, Jr., Watson T. Case,
Henry V Butler, Lorrain Freeman,
Bowes Il. McIyainc, Edward Macombor,
Gilbert L. Becckman, JAS. Lorimor Graham, Jr
Joseph H. Narnum, Jr., Samuel ID. Bradford Jr.
Dudley b. Fuller Charles +. Applcby.
JAMES LoRiMEn GRAHAM, Prcst
EpwArD A. SrRANsBURY, Scc'y
RoRTrrr c. RATHBoNT, Asst Sec'y.
JoHS W. SrRoNG State Agt, Detroit.
CHAS Il. MOTT, Agent, East Saginaw.