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Special Notices..
HOLLOWAY,sPILLS OISTMENT,

Exercise your judgment.-A newer and better
philosJpby.-To pull down all absurd and anti
quated notions of disease and It's cures and to cs-
tablsh rational system on the ruins, has been
the chief endeavor Of Dr.. Holloway through life,
hence the origin Of his celebrated Pills and ont-
ment-remedics in keeping with common sense,
because subseryient TO nature rather than at vai-
ance with her laws, like those in general use. To
the stomach We trace dyspepsia, headache and gen.
e-al debil'y-to the liver, bile, jaundice and ye-
low fever--to the bowels, diarrhoa, dysentery,
constipation, piles and fstuia-to the lungs con-
sumption, ac.-to the blood scrofuia, scurvy and
all cutaneous erupsions. By keeping these organs
and the vital fluid pure and healthy, we may safe
ly defy the attacks of disease. And medicine
yet prepared for this purpose, can equal the ac-
tiG1 Of these Pills and Ointment, as they dive to
the seat Of the disorder, and by extirpating its
cause, destroy its effect. ncv2Siawlw
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w ARsiM. NnY. =:

Judge Williams, from Fort Scott, address
ed the citizens here tonight. He stated that
Southern Kansas had been delivered up to
the raraudors, under Montgomery, who were
sustained by men who procured the means
from parties in the east under rretense OF
aiding sufferers by famine, bu. which is ap.
propriat edto carrying out the designs Of
these murderers
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TCCCNSUMPTIVES.

TIE Advertiser, having been restored to health
in a few weeks By very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with Il severe lung
affection and that dread disease, Consumpton-:s
anxious to make known to his feilow-sufererS the
means Of cure.
To all who desire it. he viii send copy of thc
prescription used Gree Of charse) with the direc
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will ind SURE CURE ron CoSsuMPTioN,
ASTHMA, &C. The only object Of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the at1ict
ed, and spread information which ne conceives to
be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as it will COS. them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please I'd
dress
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News of the Week
By telegraph to tho Daily Free Press.
ST. JosEpHs No. Nov. %

The pony express from San Francisco 10th.
has arrived. The total vote for President as
far as heard from is l05,S68, Lincoln
So, O26, Douglas 80, 1886, Breckenridge % .424,
Bell 6,942. Lincoln ahead of Douglas l,15O.
An official count will be required to determine
whether Lincoln or Douglas has carried the
State. The members of the Legislature stand
Senate Douglas, 5 Breck. Republicans,
House 40 Doug las. p Breck. 10 Re publicar'.
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RAILROAD ActIDEHr.-A peddler's e8tab-
lishment. belonging we believe, to Wheeloek
& Ray, met with a mishap Monday. The
horse which had been left standing near the
track at the crossing near the Bakery, took
fright at the approach of the passenger train
from the cast, and ran across the track,
when the engine caught and killed him. The
wagon also was somewhat smashed.
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Wm.A BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

W IUs "A DA II II II Y
This''srlendd Hair Dye has no cqual-:astan-
tanecus IN cfect-BeautifuI Black or Natural
B-own-no staining the skin or inlurinG tae Hair
--emed:es the absurd and IL effect Of Bad Dyes,
and invisorates the hair fer life. Meme are sena-
inc unless signed "W. /. Bachelor" Sud ev-
erywhese.
CHAs BATCHELOR, Prop rietor,
81 Barclay Street, New York.
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NEW YORK. Nov. c6

The Herald's Washington correspondent
states that Chief Justice fancy has resigned.
Attorney General Black will probably sue
coed him. The latter has given the Presi-
dent his opinion that no State has a consti-
tutional right to secede. Arrangements are
making here for conference of the Southern
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RHEUMATISM! Rheumatism Rheuna

RHEUMATISM Rheumatism Rheuna-
matism, Itiswell known that bathings, cint-
mcnts and external applications, only drive
rheumatism from one part of the system to an
other. Humphreys Specific homeopathic Kheu-
matte Pills often cure the worst and most pro-
tracted cases. This simple meiicated SUGAR PILL
will do more to eradicate the disease, than guam
titles of crude medicines, and has cured when all
other means have failed.
Price IS cents per box, with directions. SIX
boxes 81.
Sent by mail or express, free OF charge, on re-
ceipt of the price. Address,
Dr.. HUMPHREYS 4 Co.
No. 552 Broadway, New-Yorh.
See advertisement in another column.
nov5 DIV In
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COMMON SENSE

COMMON SENSE rules the mass Of the
people, whatever the misnamed and misanthrope
philosophers may say to the contrary. Show them
good thing; let its merits be clearly demon
strated and they will not hesitate to give it their
most cordial patronage The masses will not hes
tate to give it their most cordial patronage. The
masses have already ratified the judgment OF
physician concerning the Virtues of Hostetter's
Bitters, as may be seen by the immense quantities
Of this medicine which are annually sold in every
section Of the land. 1t is now recognized as
greatly superior to all other remedies yet devised
for diseases of tho digestive organs such as diarr-
hoea, dy,cntery, dyspepsia, and for the various
fevers that arise from derangemen. Of those por-
lions Of the system. Hostctter's nane ia rapidly
becoming household word from Maine to Texas
from the shores Of the Atlantic to the Pacific
Try the article and be satisfied
Sold by all druggists in the world
dow
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ry,r >Ew KANSAS TROUBLES.

1udre Williams hard story about Mont
romery's actions in the vicinity of Fort Scott
has had a very suspicious look about IT, from
she FIRST There was too much of It, ior the
first co-ofT-it had the look Of the ra'ing
stories abou. abolition robberies' burnings
aud ,rp7dars which filed the public ear
Int +bo time when Lawrence was sacked
- ,toli.o7 and Sringtellow villains.
r. thor, had been some acts Of violence
,,,,,c;,.-i BY Montgomery and his men, was
.,,rrts probable; but what it was, What
,rIs the exciting CAUSE Of it, and what its
object. could be better understood, when
something from the cthec side should come
,,la.d. Is vet, the information is quite
vague; but tie following last word from
Laayonwor;h, softens down Judge Williams
s. ry very much
LEAvENwoRTH, X. T., : CT. -.
The latest Information received here from Fort
SCOTT, shows that up t. Tuesday nlGht, 10 demon
strait n had had been made there. 1t Is thought
here that the object If Capt Montgomery IS only
10 drive Of some obnoxious settlers, and that he
:as no intention Of Eeles';lg the Government off,
GERS at Fort scott or % invading Missouri. his
.-i-inal band has been largely reinforced by men
recently driven from the New York Indian lands,
and rendered desperate by want Further intelli-
gence Is expected to-nig ht.
Gen. Harvey and GOV. Mciary Will arrive here
tomorrow.
81 a moments warning.
That the harsh treatment which the set
1lers on the Indian Reservation Understood
by them to be thrown open for scttlement)
have been subjected to by L. s. officials. has
had much to do with causing the outbreak,
cannot be doubted. 1t is pity that the
President could not have found some moro
reas ,nahle and less bloody-handed an officer
t. send there than Harvey. His presence
can have no soothing effect any where.
The following special Dispatch to the New
York papers from well-known resident of
K lnsas, a Vermonter by birth, puts new
face on Judge Williams story
LAWRENCE, X. t, (via Leavenworth), !
Sunday, Nov. %.
The whole country is imposed upon by the late
reports of the Kansas difficulties ! adjure all to
await the facts before Judging Of the matter Judge
Williams who ha. so deceived the public, is a
i-htened old dotard, unworthy of credence. His
Court has not been molested For Scott has not
been attacked Neither Paris nor any other place
has been sacked. Montgomerys party has not
entered Missouri, and never intended to. Not one
cent has been given to him or his men from the
recent Eastern contributions. No arms or NUM-
lions have been sent them reported all their
~ Lave been in the Territory for years. | chal-
nge proof to the contrary.
III such statements as Judge Williams has made
are vile fabrcdtions, which are doing our people
iaEaite wrong. Let the public charge it either to
is malice his ignorance. Still it is admitted
that exciting events are upon
VIM. HUTCHINSON.
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The official vote ofiKentucky is a, follows

MINNESOTA. In 80 counties LINcoLN's
majority is l0,409. The Republican ma
jority in the same counties last year was
3-Q5.
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The True Means to Prcstrre
and Recorer Health.

The True Means 10 PrcStrre
and Recorer Health.
LET THE SICK READ AND REFLECT.
Eadway's Ready Relief checks all disease
arising from cold and unwholesome weather. To
take it at this season is to put on defensive ar
NOR arainst rheumatism, fever and ague, lumba-
co. neuralgia, throat, collie, and all other Gem
nIaints caused and aggravated by cold and damp.
The suddenness with which it arrests those disor
ders is phenomenon in medication. For all pain,
however excruciating, it is an instantaneous rem
edy. Ladies find it present help for the debility
occasioned by miscarriage, and for the fortunes
thew suffer from peculiar functional interruptions.
APPLIED externally it reduces the Inflammation of
burns, cuts, scads, bruises, sprains, &C. and gives
immediate relief to tho sufferer.
LOOK OUT FOR THE PESTILENCE.
In case. of small pox, scarlet fever, measles, ru
trd throat and diptheria, if Railway. Ready
Relief and Regulating Pills resorted to in the
early attacks Of these diseases, danger need be
apprehcnded. They will break up and extormin-
ate every vestige Of the disease in forty
hours. Railways Ready Relief will, under ali
circumstances prevent pitins Of the face in cases
of Small Pox. If Railways Ready Relief and
Regulating Pills are used daily when either Of the
above named diseases prevail as epidemic, they
will surely protect all who use them against at
tacks. Railways Ready Relief will cure Group
when all other medicines fail.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
WARRANTED TO OPERATE IN SIX HOURS.
Railways Regulating Pills, vegetable and inno-
cuous, operate ard relieve in from three to six
hours. Six pills are are equal to thirty OF the
drastic pellets surcharged with caiomel and other
corrosive minerals. They never grippe, they never
fail. Equalizng the disturbed circulation they
control fever mildly evacuating the bowels, they
remove the disturbing cause. Instead Of wrench
ing, convulsng, and irritating The discharging Or
gana, the pills soothe them like healing einoiii-
ens and are justly regarded 8, the only cafe ca
thartic and alternative for ladies and children
Being coated with sweet gum, they are pleasant
to take.
Raeways Renovating Resolvent obiiteratcs all
disorders that blemsh the face person, such as
soreness of the eyes, scrofulous eruptions of tho
face, and ulcers and tumors, wherever located
liberated throat, bronchitis, and all the dis
tressing diseases that fasten upon the lungs, and If
unchecked, end in fatal phthisis, are subdued by
this powerful pulnonic. It is the only co-'sTITU-
| rtoSAL REMEDY to which shattered humanity can
resort with the assurance of permanent relief.
Railways Remedies arc sold by j. VI. hob-s3'
Co, and Dru sgists everywhere.
RADWAY & CO.,
dawlr So IS John Street., Y. \.
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lied.

In this place, On Wednesday Nov. q, at the
Howard Hotel, Rev. James Miligan, Of England.
In Charlotte, Nov. 22d, Joseph Freddie. only con
Of Joseph S. and Sarah J. Shaw, aged Is months
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WINTER FASHIONS, Is60--6l.

gIULL assortment of NEW PATTERNS, La
z dies Cloaks, Waists, Sleeves, Children's Car
meuts in great variety, opened this morning,
Gs MRS. NICHOLS,
Fyanet CT I'7:e. Denorest's
Nts0 YoTh Pattern Emporium.
Sov. - 1850. dhw
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Married

II Burlington, Tuesday, November 9th, By
hov. ir. Stewart, of Camden, n. j., JOIN E.
PEABODY Of Cambria, Wisconsin, and EvrLIxE ".
TEssEY Of Burlington.
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ESTsAY.
STEAYED OR STOLEN.

sHE01I the enclosure Of tho subscriber, about
L the 18th of October, q dark Ray horse, about
FIVE years cid, with long black name and tail
il liberal reward will DO paid for lis recovery.
JOHNSON WALKER.
ViIIistnr. VI, Roy, L. 1860. w20r3
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THE UNIVERSAL HEMMER,

THE NV ERSAL HEN1MEK,
WITH BArTEY's IMPROVEMENT,
turns and stitches hens CT ary required widen,
and LAYS the hem either on the upper or under
surface Of the work as desired. No other Hermer
does this. In addition to hemmng, it fels, stitch
cs tucks of any width. and serves, generally, the
purpose of a UNIVERSAL GAUGE, which supercedes
the necessity of "6ast.ny," all kinds of sewing,
and adds much to the capacity and value Of
any Machine which has it. No other Hemmer In
the world possesses any of these advantages
1t "a easily attached to any Sewing Machine
and is rapidly coming into general use.
Retail price s. to IS. liberal discount 70 the
Trade. send for samples OF the work. Sold whole
sale and retail, by
j. BATTEY, Burlington-Sole
A gent for Vermont. novI0 1860 daw
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REAL ESTATE VALUATION.

The following is an abstract of the valua-
ton of real estate in Vermont, according to
the appraisal of 1860, together with the loss
and gain in tie several counties since the last
appraisal
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DE.TTLEEORO, ACADEHY.

4 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
n Boys aai Young Men.
Mr. & Mas. \. E. LcAvESwoRTH, Principals.
The first Session in these schools opened with
every room occupied. pac hundred and seventy
scholars have Teen en- terei upon their rolls. The
second session opens on Jan. 9th, ls6l Applicl-
tons must he made II Us early, as but few yloan-
cies will occur.
For Circulars, or further information, apply to
the Principals, "a: WEST BRATTLEBOEO', VI.
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DISEASES OF WOMEN.-DR. MArrl.

attends exclusively TO the the treatment of Pr,vats
Diseases and the special Diseases of WOMEN, at
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE for Special Diseases, at
No. Is, Union ST., Providence, r. I. See his ad-
vertisement Of The GREAT INDIAN REMEDY FOR
FEMALES in this paper.
Nov. q. dawly
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WEIGH BILLS.

VI EEPERS OF HAY SCALES will find con-
IN venient form of Certificates of Weight at the
FREE PRESS OFFICE,
wifi No. 6, College ct.
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Thar BOWIE KNIrE."-Our readers will re-
member how ingloriously Pryor-Potter Duel ter
minated. The chivalric Virginian didn't mueh
fancy being gashed with the keen blade Of the
Bowie knife, although he knew that ReddnG Rus
STA Saive is remedy for ali manner of cuts,
wounds, bruises, sores, burns. scalds, &c. All
dealers have it's cents a box.
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LOST.

an Tuesday forenoon, Gents black fur
OGIove-small size. The finder will be literally
rewarded, on leaving it at this Office.
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WIscoSsIN.-With three counties yet TO
hear from, LINCOLN 5 majority is 20,G79.
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AND
Catarr:, Snuff.

FaNHIS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself 10 be
4 the best article known for curing the
CATARRH, Cold IN The HEAr, ard the HEADACHE.
1t has been found an excellent remedy in many
cases Of SORE EYES. DEAFNESS has been removed
by it, and HEARING has often been greatly i'm
proved by its It purges out all distractions,
strengthens the glands and gives healthy action
to the parts affected. 1t is recommended BY many
OF the best physicians. and is used with great sat-
isfaction every where
More than Is years experience has proved lis
great value; aad at this moment i! stands hi cher
than ever before.
A large number of the most respectable Drug
gists in Boston and New York, in 4 certificate
signed by them IN 1854 say
"The undersigned, having for many years been
acquainted with DR.. Marshairs Catarrh and Heal
ache Snuff, and sold it in our wholesale trade,
cheertuly state, that believe il u be equal in
every respect to tho recommendation given of it
for the cure of Catarrhal Affections. and that it is
decidedly the best article we have ever known for
all the diseases Of the head"
M cor ry-prI;TS
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GEENWOOD LADIES' SEMINARY.
4 FIRST CLASS BOARDING AND DAY
L A School for Young Ladies.
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NOTICE.

FINHE WINTER TERM Of the Troy Conference
L Academy will open Thursday, December 9Th,
and continue II weeks. Perspective and Land
scapc painting are taught by superior artist
Send t3r 4 Catalogue Circular.
J. POOR, President.
Poultney, Vt, Nov. l6, 1860 w3,'
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ENS &z97<SN sNs52 gSySNaElyZ)A
~ ny ~ Il zN
MI - 80 y
), ..e, ,,,d =, -o,o,1-, =.
Cou1hs, Coids, Group, Asthma, HhoopinS-
O0N9N' T"s ~ 0'1, ol0'''n "tS' tiouiSe
II IS warranted to relieve Group n I've min
utes
10 break up common cold IN single night
10 relieve the Asthma at once
To cure all coughs and diseases OF tho lungs,
previous to liberation.
The tnatchless success AID unprecedented oopu-
larty which this remedy Las attained IN one short
year, would seem to he a sufficient guaranty OF
its excellcrcy. faag enc doubts !. let sEch give
1t one trial.
Read the following: From Hoa. Levi Underwood
Lieut. Governor Of Vt
Messrs. E.. L. Magoon { Co. have used your
Weeks Magic Compound, for severe colds and
sore throot, and it has proved OF oe.cent remedy.
II il a valuable accession - tba Il. & o,;.,
for Colds coughs &c
D...;,-,-a a.. 81, -, 6t'I UN DhfN ODD
From Hon. Timothy T. ReiGeil.
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
(Frolr Walton's Daily Journal.l

OF MR.. ST0DDARD OF TOWNS.
bend, Monday, Nov. 10, on The bill abolishny
grand 1uries.
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ILLUSTRATED QUARTERLY REPORT, and
Hf,,,o, o. p,pTs AND NEW YORK FASHIONS,
for Ladies' and Chiidren's Dress.
- at NICHOLS.
Nov. q. Cd"
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r AIDES ANGOLA SKIRTS, at
IL NICHOLS.
Nov. Il. daE
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@. v. 8 20. Q. CLNEDICf.
Burlington, Agents.
ROW IS TIL TIME TO BIN.
NOW IS TIE TINE.
These reductions are made in consequence Of tie
fact that the long pending suits ct the heeler
& wilson Company, against infringing; manufac-
turers Of Sewing Machines, have ell been decided
in favor of tho Company, and they have procured
iniunctions upon number Of such intring gers
Thus freed at o1ce from the heavy expenses OF lit
iration and from good deal Of competition, they
3ropoge t. share With tho Public tho benefits
tderefroLl.
The prices &c ror a5 low as to machines can
be sold at, ari pay fair prot, retainaz the first
class workmanship, which VIII always Character
liza them.
No further re1uc;icn, can tLa-,f,To DC expected,
ard Consequently NOW Is 1HE TIIE 70 But.
/ full stock On hand.
CIV L G. G.. BENEDICT,
Agents, No College ST., Burlington
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GREAT REDUCTION THE PRICES.
OF THE
GROVER & BAKER
SEW WING HINES.
These unrivaled machines, with new and VAL
uable improvements, are now sold at prices 20 to
30 per cent less than heretofore.
Their FAMILY MACuIsEs-some Is different
patterns-I now sell, with the "Universal
Hemmer," advertised in another column,) 1T $46
500, and upwards. And their MANuPAcruR-
ING MACHIxEs-as many different patterns-I can
now sell at $40 to 500.
~ Their new $50 Shuttle Machine, . large
SIZE double-speed Machine, with many late and
valuable improvements, is very far SUPERIOR eth
er for Manufacturing purposes. or for Family use,
to any other "Lock-Stitch" Machine in market
J. BATTEY, Sole Agent for tho
IChamp!ain Valley.
Burlington, Nov. 81 dawtf
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BEWARE OF C0CNTE.

fac smile of the signature Of the Proprietor,
CHARLES BOWEN, is every bottle Sold by
Druggists everywhere. nov27dawlawlyr-
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MOTHERS. READTUIS,

King County, New Yor'
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CATARUli

Williston, Vt, Nov. L., 1860.
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Sov = 1850.
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Loss.
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I 1 ST s TEE3Il BELL

w2Iw3
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-12-13
Bank Exchange.
NJ VI tn ATT nj ru

III u - IT III a u M tt.
In the basement Of J. l., Kings Block, corner Of
Woodward and jefferson Avenue, Detroit
II HIS popular place of resort is always supplied
4 with everything the market affords being situ-
ated in the very business part Of the city thus afford
ing every facility 10 Farmers Merchants and BUSH
ness men throughout the State visiting this city,
stopping at Hotels and paying large prices (no need
Of t) get you room and you can get what you call
for at the Bank Exchange, You can get such
OYSTERS a. CLANS
as you call for 1t Is the only place in the city that
you can get tip-top dinner for % cents. The pro-
pretor thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
received, hoping by strict attention to customers,
good fare and low prices to merit continuance Of
the same.
Parlors for Parties desiring Refreshments always
ready j. lIEFFR0N, Proprietor.
Detroit, April 1860. n37-
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R II WI o v II ID.

l. JOSEPH HERB, Matchmaker and Jeweler
IL has removed TO the stand formerly occupied by
r.. Barclay, Washington Street. one door south Of
Youngs Exchange, where he Is now receiving an
addition to his stock Of Clocks Wa,..s and Jewelry
East Saginaw, September n, 1860.
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WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE.

change, GeneSee Street, Corner Of Franklin.
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN,