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NorrcE FOR ffAn fAG; Sis RESTORATION OF
CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET in TIE

ISaFHiE NaF!SE fSs rasDs f. 9E
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
The grant Of lands made by act of Congress sp
pTGGyed June s. 1885, to the STATE OF tor,slANA, to
mentioned having been so far adjusted to author
ize the Islease from withdrawal of the lands here
lafter descnbd notice IS hereby girsn that all the
vacant offered lands which lie out ide of Six mos
of ans n by
under. mentlo' ef townships, which have not been
sS o. anS dad s5"n sr std 70;
snty at the da'e of withdrawal a. the ordinary min
nSe ,he Of ac2 q. the g prices
after specified. at the ortinarv minimum Of Sl.25
per acre. or at the prices to which they may have
Eraduated at the date of withdrawal.
At the Land Office at NEW ORLEANS, on Monday,
the I'm day of March next-vIz:
SOuih Of the base line east Of the principal meridian
and rcsst offhe Miss,Ssippi riusr.
TToxn.hhP. raa H. +, q .ndn
Townships IS Il, l6, and ", ofrangeI6.
Is H. and S s sof s fsnss
TownshiDs p, Is, II, and ls, of range ls.
Townships "A and IL, of ange 2i
Townships Is, Is, and u. of range u.
townships y, Is; ls' and II. Of range q.
Township IL, ofranse25
At the Land Office at OrKLousAs, on Monday,
tho 18th day Of March neXt-viz:
North Of the bass line and Of the principal me
ytdtdH.
Township l, of ranges and q.
North Of the base line and ,csst Of ths principal me
Toxn:hip.1, 8, and !; ef 5snssI.
Townehlps l, 2, and s. of ranges.
Soh Of tho base line and east Of the principal me-
ridian.
Townships 1, 2, 5,6, 9, 10. and IL. of range2
Townships 2, 8, 4, 6, and 12, Of ranges
Townships 2, 5, 4, 5, and IL, Of range 4.
Townships 4, 5, 7, IL, u. and IS. of ranges.
Townships 5, g.. 7, ana l3 OF range6.
townships g., 8, q, 10, II, Is, and IL, of RANGER.
Townships s, 9, 10, ~, II, and "a. of ranges
Tovnst ps Z, 10, IL. and IL, of ranges.
Townships IL AND 49, of range To-
Townships 10, ~, IL. IS, ard IA. of rangel III,
Townships III. IL. Is, and IL, Of range y
S0Nth Of the bass itRe and csst Of ths prtaeipaI me-,
ridian.
townships |, 2, and 6. Of rangel.
townships and 2, Of Tange2
townships l, 2, Z, and 5. of ranges
Townships !, 8, 4. S, and 6, of ranges L. g. rnd6
Townships :, 8 4,al" 5, Of ranges and 8.
Townships 2, 5, and 4, of ranges 10 and IL.
Given under my, hand, at the city of Washing
ton. this twenty eighth daJ Of December, las9.
Actg Commissio ner General Land tIfSc,s
NoTE.-Under the regulations of the department.
her. tofore and now existing. no pay ment can be
made for advertising proclamatIons except To euoh
publishers SPECIALLY axth ed to publish by
the Commissioner Of the General Land Ofhce.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
NOTICE TO SOUTHERN
TRAVELLERS
- s

- =
FOR MEMPHIS d NEW ORLEANS
Via Orange 4 Alexandris and Memphis Il Charles
n,H ton .4 s9d New New Orleans Jackson RsIrosds
Kso1s.. Rbsrs bs,cs Hassss H.ssass. Mss.i. Msio
Gra"d s: y.ss.sien: GoIsu.ss., Masivsiis,
THRovsH TickETs TO ali of the sbove points oaa
be procured at the Great Sosfhern and Sosthcsstsr
Hsns sxeS SS.RsT % i6 b. and fenns
,RGREAT REDUCTION OF TIME.n
Cisve,aRd, is completed, saving forty miles in DIS
tsTee snd seven hours a time 70 Memphis:
slave territory susTanteeins perfect safety in the
transportation Of servants.
Passengers to New Orleans can continue on the
Memphis snd Charleston Railroad to Memphis,
70 yfcksburs by steamer, and thence via Railroad
to New Or,s'ns, CI can leave the Memphis and
ceed by the Mississippi Central and New Orleans,
Jackson, and Great NcrtheEp Railroads, 10 New
Ne,c Soar Arronse,nert from Memphis Sorth.-
This line has completed arrangements, and have
excepted, for New Orieans and al internedIats
points. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays by the
day and Saturdays hy the regular Vicksbure pack
cts, connecting them by rail. Only Twelve Hours
vs G msSns 0a
the Only Line that has Daily Line of Steamers on
THRoueH TRhISs LEAVE w.sHrseros at a. m.
and .. IN, Sundays excepted, making direct CON
point named on the coupon.
Passen- gers leaving IN the .. Train 90 through
70 Rlchmcnd without Change of Cars and have q
comfortable nights rest, as the oars are provided
with hrst-class Sleeping Seats.
II Bs SU,s ard Ask fo7 Tickets ria OroHse and
Alexandra RattroGd.
Passengers for Richmond q nd the South or South
wrst are respectfully Informed that by purchasing
their Tickets VIA Orange and Alexandria route,
thes avoid the annoyan Of change from boat 20
oars q: the IncouvenIent hour of midnight, as 10y
the river route.
Passengers from New York will meet an Agent
of the Orange ard Alexandria abroad at the Depot
at Washington, from whom they will receive polite
attention.
IL The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves the
GeI sfg9ntf S9 As1asdis sssGsf sss1s % pa. sad
sengers take the cars for the Southoz71
and Southwest. Passengers for CAarlofteSptlLe.
SaErton, Front Royal, Woodstock, WtncheSfer, &C..
will take Boat leaving Washington at 81 a. m.
Omnlbuses leave the Office, corner OF Sixth stree
and Pennsy lvanla avenue, at a. m. and ?. m.
TTOn arriving at Washington, passengers for
the South will he careful TO take the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad Omnibus.
JAMES A. EVANS,
oc eo-n Ticket Agent, Washington.
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KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD
IN Prepared at the
CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS,
For the saving and convenience of the customer.
+. J. w. Nj. GAIT,
Foot of nth st., below War Department.
Office, n; W. cor. 18th and c sts., No. SAT.
III Orders left at either place will receive
prompt personal attention. NOT
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EDUCATIONAL.

nR: H. PERABEAU. PROFESSOR OF NIL
st. Alloy slus Mad. p, teacher of the Italian 4hx
styie Of singing. Orders may be left for the >&x
present at Met1erotts music store, where his tes-
timOnias oan be seen. no d Sm*
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DENTISTRY.

n DENTISTRY.
DR. Hill after practical test of two years
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend the CheOplastio Process for in nserting 49,
artificial teeth 1t has the ADVANTAGES Of<D
strength, beauty, Cleanliness, and cheapness. Ful
upper sets inserted for 9S5 Partial in proportion
Office SOC Pa. avenue. se1
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1 CARD
L HAVE just received through Mr.. John B. Belt
of havana large invoice Of CHI ice CIGAR : from
the ceIebtated factory of JOAQUIN ARGUELLKs, Of
ard Entr. acts.
ParttcnI Iar attention of those wanting a very
toned brand. ~
l shall ~ future receive the most ofmy Cigars
IIom ihA above named factory, whose reputation in
goods. -
Persons wanting particular brands either for use
or sale, would do well to call on Mr.. Belt who will
remain In Washington MI Thursday night. He will
takt great pleasure In hilng orders for any particu
lar brands that may be wanted, and will forward
them to any part of the States.
. EDWARD dyer,
NO goo Ia av.. bet 18th and 18Th SITS.
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CoLEMAN's EUTAW HOUSE.

ROBERT b. COLEMAN, late of the firm of
Coleman 4 Stetson Of the Astor House& 4
Hotel, New York, has, in connection with lE:ES /
HI son. Err EDERICK w. COLEMAN. taken The
charge of the above vel known house for A term
Ofyears Many important alterations and improve
ments have been made, rendering it frst class in
every respect.
The location of this house is convenient to tray
eers and citizens the city oars passing constantly
Washington depots being in close proximity
Liberal arrangements will be made with families
tial " vi POI
=. They will continue the International Hotel, at
Niagara Falls, New York, in the same umptuous a
manner that has made 1t so popular with the travel.
Ing public during the past season. de SIN
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METRoPoLlTAtNs tsep prpp pprwr

l'l LAGER BEER BREWERY
Ner York ar, befIcetn lSt and I'd sts.
The success that has attended the undsrsign
since the opening of his Brewery has induced him
to make further improvements.
He hopes: that With these additions, and the su
perIor quality of BEER that he furnishes to merit
the patronage of the public. Families will frd it a
healthy aud delightful drink. Wagons deliver in
every part of the District.
RESTAURANT.-He has also opened, for the
accommodation of the public, a Restaurant, on the
corner OF X and 4th street west, whore he is pre-
pared TO furnish the hest Liquors and Cigars, and
all dishes known to q vel regulated larder.
Ja eo2w ERNEST IOEFFIER.
EENTLEMEN'S UNDER GARMENTS OF
~ all sizes and qualities, comprising all the best
grades OF Silk, MerinO and Lambs Wool Under
shirts and Drawers.
WALL, STEPHENS CO,
deS S32 Pa. Av., het 9th and sts
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WOOD AND COAL.

w " u! WOODm
II adiSSkoRI, OAK and PINE WOOD Sawed
aHa spit to order. delivered any part of the city
at the shortest notice, and at rednced prices.
d. GEO. l. SHERIFF,
ue ci 6t Yard, AZ street and Canal
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CARRIAGES.

lust RECEIVED AT HARyEY's Oyster
ReEG, ,STsir OF the largest and hns''
ioiA n''' r. NJ. HARVEY, Agent.
noB No. 2el st,, bet. 10th and nth.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-Includins
L a large parlOr and chamber, communicative
18th street between T. and f, No. 4J2.
4 VI
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
~ 499 7TH STREET,
Opposite Odd FtIso,cs' Hall, Westminster, %. c.

~ 499 7rH STREET,
Opposite Odd FtIIotcs' Hall, Wdshimgfon, D. C.
Travellers will study their interests nv examInr,r
my TRUNKS, VAl.fCES, &C. before pur- ssxrr
CHASING elsewhere. AS | use none but theSrS11x
best material the market affords ana emp oy N&1su
the best workmen. can confidently recommend INV
work 10 be superior In Strength ard D,frobiifv 10
Trunks that arc made In other cities and sold here
keep constantly on hand, and make to order ION
one weeks nctlcel every description of sol =
LEATHER, IR0N FRAME, FRENCH DRESS
and WVoH FOX IRONkS; ASHLAND ard
other pALICES; TRAVELLING BAGS. HsP
MSS SADDL ES: WHIPS &c., Ee.
manllke manner, az short notice
Trunks delIvers1 IN any part Of the city, George
del l5-ly JAMES = TOpHAN
A LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS ANDS SHOES.
"A TO BE SOLD CHEAP,
The Boot and Shoe Establishment that WAS hrrnt
0ut on Sunday murning, the 2Uth Of fNovrm--ssan
Der, have removed the balance Of 'heir 81 H1f
stock 20 No $50 9TH street, between l. -uCK &v
nj. Persons In want OF Shoes Will row fnds -
an opportunity, for few days, TO sc, good articles
de II
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" l.! G q A ~
G o LIZ!
-. Inc Undersigned, having a large and superior
st2ck H OF al! the various kinds of COAL on hand
cash. " ~ q En- SfII iGIs TIEu tTr 'ho
dc 3l-6t yard Az 81 at Can.I Rrida
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SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
- Two splendid suites of OOMS, elegant, fur
nlshed, will be rented during the session of Con
gress, in tho most desirable locality in this city,
being within one or two squares of Browns and
National Hotels. Those In pursuit of such Rooms
will do well to make early application at No 379
9Th street between ID street and "a. av de 5-tf
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FOR RENT-A three-story BRICK HOUSE.
suitable for any kind of business, with large lot
7 he house contains Q rooms, with gas al through
Ii has been occupied for the last two years as res
taurant doing coed business. The house is situa-
ted next to the corner of Penn. avenue. on 2Sth
street Rent Sl6 per month. Inquire of w MAR
street
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FOR SALE-A small FARM Of 81 acres situated
at the Little Falls, having q comfortab e q well
ing house, corn house, stables, &c; ll-fenced
and watered; within four mIles Of Washington Is
acres IN cultivation, the balance in hand some wood
land. It's peculiarly desirable as a country resi-
iy situated excellent fishing and hunting. Inquire
Little Falls. de 7-2awtf
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NoTE.-Under the regulations of the department,
her. tofore and now existing. no PAYMENT can be
made for advertising procamstIons except to euoh
publishers are SPECIALLY aHth ed publish by
the CommissiOner Of the General Land Ofice.
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+ Z L uE1E U E l."
pI1 nave now one of the most extensive stocks Of
WSits v9Si IN AWbsshhlnEt0n, W h16E @copsIsting COZ on
White Whits Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash S!oye Coal,
T,nia " na.e Ash stove Coal, Cumberland Lump Coal,
GeS aDd stove Sizes. Do. Smiths Coal,
Nfod, sawed and split. in all cases.
All 0f which will sell at the lowest prices for the
cash. for 90 or So days paper, " ell secured.
~ All sccounts now st1ndl will be presented
pe1ore thH lst of January 1860, and it is earnestly
hoped Will be promptly settled.
K. w. BATES,
dam Wood and Coal Dealer, I4th and sts.,
ue !" near Canal.
e y A l.! G e A L.! G % A l. -
Furnaoe, Crate.
Radiator, Range
Latrobe, Cooking,
Cumberland Cosl,
Thorough screened and prepared In the best manner
klndilng and Stove WOOD prepared In any way
TO SUIT the convenience of customers, or Wood de-
lIvered cord length. r. J. & w. M. GAIT,
Foot OF nth st., below War Department;
Omce n. w cor. 18th and c sts, No. SAT.
IL Orders left at either place will receive
prompt personal attention. nos
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E0R RENT..PARLORS and CHAMBERS
L handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water
and bath room Potomac waterD TIE apartments
are large and airy; four rooms floor, from the
hrst floor mp. Inquire OF WALL, STEPHENS 81
CO, 322 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th ST..
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FOX RENT-A small three-.tory BRICK
l. HOUSE, No. 531 llth street, between b and
y; Kent Sl25n per month. Inquire of GEO. r.
ADAMS, 4oG ilth ct. dc IA
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FOR RENT-The south HOUSE Of tho row of
Il new four story houses lately erected on sd
street, between ID and streets north. Also, the
three new four story dwellings 4th street front
al the modern improvements, and are desirahy To-
cs5ed; cat For terms, 60, apPly to BALDWIN 4
attorney at Law, No. 40 La. avenue, near 9Th st.
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EOR RENT-Several fine ROOMS furnished or
4 unfurnlshed, at 276 Pa. avenue, two doors eas
OF the Kirkwood House. no8-d
EOR RENT-A comfortable TENEMENT in
L good repalr-No. 45 Gay street. Georgetown
Possession given Immediately. Apply upon the
premises for further information. no 2l -eotf
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-A FURNISHED PARLOR and
l. CHA NJ BE.R. on tho secsHd floor. or If desired
large chamber a one. beautifully situated, front
Ing on New York avenue and ony few wards
from the Presl sldents House Apply on New York
avenue hrst door east of 18th street. adjoining the
urug store On the corner. de %
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-31
Seed Corn Experiments.

The Republican, of Bureau county, H.
linois, publishes the following account
of some experiments made with corn, for
the purpose of testing whether sleeping
benefited seed or not:
"Last year DR.. Chamberlin, Of this
place, made some practical experiments
with chloride of lime, and though he
claimed nothing more than the applica-
ton of well.known principle, he domon-
strated the fact that nearly half the time
might be saved in terminating the seed
by the use of chloride Of lime.
"Not satisfied with thefsuccess of last
year, the doctor is again in the field of
experiment. In his Office he has four
boxes; in the first is corn planted without
soaking, and the seed not terminated; in
the second, the seed was soaked in warm
water, which has just commenced to
germinatc; in the third is seed soaked in
a solution Of chloride of lime, and green
blades are just peeping from the ground;
in the fourth is seed soaked in a solution
of chloride of lime and copperas, in
equal parts, and the blades arc now nearly
three inches above the ground. All the
seeds were planted at the same time, in
the same quality of soil, and taken from
the same ear. The boxes have all had
an equal share of heat and light, neither
allowed any advantage over the other.
"This experiment should attract the
attention of farmers. We conclude from
four to six weeks may be saved by the
use Of chloride of lime and copperas,
which is matter of no ordinary moment
when We reflect that delay in the ger
mination Of the seed Of two weeks fire.
quently places the crop within the reach
of the frost in the fall. Another fact OF
some Importance may also be mentioned:
The coppcras used in soaking will pre-
vent the birds, squirrels, worms, &C.,
from eating the seed.
"Dr. Chamberlin assures us that one
pound of chloride of lime and one pound
of copperas, in water, will soak enough
seed for twenty acres. The cost will not
be over twenty-five cents. Every farm
err could afford to make the experiment
even il he should fail to derive any ben
eft from it,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-31
japanese Embassy..-thc Presents.

The presents from the Emperor of
Japan to the President, were presented
at Washington on the 18th. The arti-
clcs arc Of a most magnificent descrip-
tion-saddles, richly embroidered and
embossed with gold and silver; bed cur
tains and bed screens, similar to those
used by the princes of Japan, and ingeni-
ously elaborated; two swords, such as are
worn by the princes in Japan, superior to
any ever manufactured either in this
country or France; paper hangings, or
namcntcd with gold lacquered ware, in
GLIDING writing cases, and a lot Of vslua-
bic miscellaneous articles--all of them
exhibiting most refined taste and artistic
skill, and superior to any which have been
brought to this countsy from Asia.
The Embassy have accepted invitations
70 visit New York and Philadelphia,
where preparations are making to give
them a splendid reception. They are en-
toying themselves wonderfully, and are
visiting the two Houses of Congress, the
departments, and all locations of interest,
and appear much pleased with so many
new and TO them wonderful things they
sec. A piano was an instrument of much
interest TO them; and their medical men
have had good time with the physi-
clans at Washington, comparing notes as
70 practice, &c. They use vegetable
medicines chiefly in Japan. They make
use of Quininc, obtained from tho Dutch,
and never give over 10 grains. When
told that western dose sometimes con-
tanned 30 grains, they shook their heads
and said, dkill very quick" Physicians
never act as surgeons in Japan, and all
the diseases Of women are treated by
women. Gen. Csss is to present them
with surgical instruments in use in this
country, and they we're highly pleased
with his offer
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-31


FROM the Neosho Valley (Kansaa) Register
An Ice Storm---Pieces of Ice Weighing
over a Pound Each Falling from the
Clouds.
During the latter part Of Friday last,
April 2fth, rumblings were heard Of dis
tant thunder, giving warning that a
storm was approaching this place [ LIE
Roy,) and about six o'clock dark clouds
began to gather in the west. Soon the
heavens Seemed to be enveloped in a
mantle of complete darkness, with the
exception Of a small piece in the vicinity
of the sun, and though the sun was in
fall view, yet it afforded no light, and it
was as dark in town as moonless mid
night. We hardly know how to describe
the appearance of the sun at that time,
unlesS it might be said to resemble one
of It's rays when peering through the
knot-hole of dark closet.
Following close upon the sprinkling
came heavy splashes of rain, terrific
thunder claps, heavy gusts of wind, COM
mon hail, and then balls Of ace. As
might be expected, window panes and
sashes were smashed as quickly as if at
tackled by shower Of stones. Several
persons who were out doors when the ice
commenced descending were severely in
Jured, and all beat haSty retreat to pro-
tected quarters
The ice storm lasted about fifteen
minutes, during which time the ground
was covered with ice balls from the size
ot hens egg to common sized table
bowls. While the storm was raging
some balls were picked up near the doors
OF some houses III town, and we learn
that one weighed ten ounces, and another
one pound and a half At the Metropo-
Titan Hotel every pane of glass on the
west side of the building was broken, and
on the south one ball passed through the
clsp.boards. There was scarcely whole
pane of glass left in the windows on the
east and west side Of the houses in lie
Roy, and in some instances window sash
were smashed. At Mr.. Dickinson's
house, the balls effected a passage direct
ly through the roof But it is useless to
attempt to enumerate the various acct.
dents and incidents that resulted from
this storm. We hear of horses, cattle
and pigs being killed, men severely POM
melled, but, we are pleased TO say, no
loss OF human life was occasioned at
least we have heard of none. We are
confident, however, that had person
been so exposed during the prevalence
OF the storm as to have received some of
those ice balls upon his head, his life
would have been imminently periled.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-31
WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE.

Mem Building, one B.oek East Of Farmers Err
change, Genesee Street, Corner Of Franklin.
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-31
A.TRUssELL. SOLE PROPRIETOR,

A.T.RUSSELL. SOLE PROPRIETOR,
I 5 prepared 10 furnish all who may favor him with
i n call short notice, with all kinds Of Family
Bread and Domestic Cake baking, also Butter Crack
crs Boston Crackers, Soda Biscuit, Wine and Cali
fornia Biscuit, Sugar Crackers, Hard Bread also
Graham Bread, which will be sold as cheap as can
be bought in this city or any other place.
PRICE CURRENT AT THIS DATE.
Butter Crackers per pound, by the barrel, 81 cents
Soda Biscuit 4" "a
Hard Bread, A." 81
Sugar Crackers,
Common Cakes by the hundred 81
This being the only place where can be found all
kinds Of Cake and Bread ii is really the only
FRS # CT A S S b n X Z II Y,
In this section of the State north Of Flint
East Saginaw Oct. 81, 1859. A. r.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-31
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

Benepoient Institution established by special En-
document, for the Relief Of the Sick and Dis
fressed, afflicted nth Tiruient and Epidemic
Diseases, and especially for the Cure Of Diseases
Of. The SERIAL Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
wi Surgeon, TO all who apply by letter, with de-
scrpton Of their condition, (age occupation, habits
of life &c and, in cases Of extreme poverty, Medi
cines furnished free Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhea, and
other Diseases If the Sexual Organs, and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent
10 the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge Two or three Stamps for postage will be
ceptable.
Address Or. J. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
strcnt Philadelphia Pa. BY order Of the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President.
GEORGE FAIRCHILD, Secretary. BAL
lack SCREWS FOR RAISING BUILDINGS,
- for sale or TO let BY the day by HESS BRO:
CtHEET MUSIC.-IN GREAT VARIETY THIS
LOday received by express, and for sale by
A. FERGUSON.