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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29
by JAMES q. CLARK.

LroSA the hour draws nigh,
The hour we've awaited so long,
For the angel to open a door thro the sky,
That my spirit may break from its prison, andtry
It's voice in an infinite song.
just now, the slumbers of night
Came DER me with peace giving breath,
The curtain, half-ihed revealed to my sight
Those windows which look the knglom oflight
That borders the river of death.
And a vision fell solemn and sweet
Bringing CLEANS of morning-lit land:
Is'w the white shore which the pale waters beat,
And heard the low lull they broke at their feet
Who walked on the beautiful strand.
ind wondered why spirits should cling
20 their clay with a struggle and sigh,
When lifo's purple autumn is better than spring,
Aud the sou flies away like n sparrow to sing
Ina climate where leaves never die.
Leono, como close to my bed,
And lay your dear hand on my brow;
The same touch that blessed me in daysthatar fed
And raised the lost roses Of youth from the dead,
Can brighten the brief moments now.
We have loved from the cold world apart,
And your trust too generous and true
For their hate too erthrow when the sandercrs dart
Was ranking deep in my dcsolate heart,
was dearer than ever to you
thank tho Great Father for this
That our love is not la,ishod in vain
Each germ, in the future, will blossom to bliss,
and the forms that Iowa. ond the lips that We kiss
Never shrink at the shndow of pain.
by the LIGHT or this faith am T taught
That my labor is now begun: Fought
In the strength Of this hope have struggled anl
with the legions Of wrong till my artuor has caught
The gloam Of Etornitys sun.
Leon1 look forth, and behold,
From heodhnd from hillside, oad deep,
Tho day-king 'urrenlcrs his banners of gold
The twilight advaNs thro' Woodland and void,
Anithc dews arc beginning towoop.
Tho moons silver hair lies uncurled
Down the brood-broasted mountains away;
Ere sunsets red gores again shah be farled
On the walls Of the west DOR the plains of the world
shall rise in umltless day.
J 60 tu, wccp MOI DER my tomb
Nor plant with frai flowers the soi
There is rest a,hong roses too sweet for its gloom,
And life whore the lilies etcrrally bloom
In tho balm-breathug gardens cfGoi.
Yet deeply those memories bum
Which bind me to you and earth, fycarn
and sometimes have tho't that my being would
In the bowers Of its beautiful home to return,
And visit the home or is birth.
Twouid even be pleasant 10 stpy,
And walk by your sidet the last:
Bat the land breeze Of heaven Is beginning 10 play
l.ifa's shadows meeting etcrn.ty's day,
And its tumult is hushcd in the past
Icona, good-byi should the grief
That is Gathering now, ever be
Too dark for your faith, you will long Tor relief
and remember the journey, tho lonesome, is BRIEF
Over lowlond and river TO me
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29
E--In the Enrlish Qumterlh Reriieu

EEIn the English Quarterly Rsricso,
for march, 1926, is found tho following
remarkable paragraph:-Wc are not ad-
vocatcs for the visionary projects that in
tcrfere with useful establishments. We
scout the idea of a railroad as impracti-
cable. What can be moe palpably alb
surd and ridiculons than the prospect held
ont OF locomotives travelling twice as fast
as stage coaches. We should as soon
expect the people of Woolwich to suffer
themselves to be fired off upon one Of
Congreve's ricochct rockets, as to put
themselves at the mercy of such una
chine, going at such a ratc.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29

EE A newspaper before US states
that at the breaking of the ground for
the commencement of the Lynchburg
aud Tennessee Railroad, at Lynchburg,
a clergyman solcmnly and slowly read
manuscript prayer, at the conclusion Of
which an old negro man, who had been
resting with one foot on his spade, and
his arms OF the handle, looking intently
in the chaplain's face, Strengthened HIM
self up and remarked very audibly:
Well, reckon dat's dc first time de
Lords cher been writ to on de subject Of
railroads.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29
Posi Ofice Notice.

MAILS ARRIVE.
Eastern Mails daiyat II n trd fiPM
Portsmouth & Bay city mail daily jat 0 T.. ~
Vassar 4 Tuscola. mail semi-wcekly,
Tuesday and Fridays.
Saginaw City mail daily az .. PM
MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern mails daily az p. NJ
porsmouth / Bay City daily at 4, "
Way mail TO flint iailyat p. u
yesssr q Tuscpla semi-weelly mud Mondays aad
Thursdays OF r. NJ
saginaw CIV Nail daily at ~ N
Olice hours '-'m AsM. b u. =. 81, and from
l =. ". to 81 2 ~.
.rn.a @. G, HESS. T. II.
Eas: Saginaw, August 4, 1860
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29

There is young man named
Mark. kafc at Bent's Fort, who was re.
Gently stabbed in three places and shot
three times, scalpcd, and left for dead by
the Kiuwa Indians, but who afterwards
regained his consciousness and walked
thirty five miles to place OF safety and
succor. He has now nearly recovered,
but has only two locks of hair on his head,
as all the rest was taken with his scalp.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29

EE Nothing that is not real crime
malSes man appear SO contemptible aud
little in the eyes Of tho world as incon,
Sistsncy, especially when it regards relig
ion or party. In either of these cases,
though man, perhaps, does but his duty
in changing his side, he not only makes
lilneclf hated by those he left, but is sell
dom heartily esteemed BY those he comes
over to.--4da,son.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 80, 1860.

rounded me and statid that they was goin
into the Show free. ef
"Wall, sez /, Yef find individooal
who is gon round lettin folks into his
show free lie let you know" g
"We'ye had ReveIaShnn biddin us
90 into A Wards Show without payir
nothin !" thay showtid.
"Yes," hollered lot Of female Nor
monesses, ceasin me by the cote tales
and swingin me round very rapid, "we're
all goin in free. So sez the Rev
eashun !"
"What's Old Revelashun got to do
with my Sow ~ sez I, gettin putty riley.
4" Tell Mister Revelashun," sed DRAWN
myself up to my full hite, aud lookin
round upon the ornery krowd with a
prowd aud defiant mean, "tell Mister
Revelashun to mind his own bzniss, sub
iect only to the KonstitGshun of the
Unitid Stats !"
"Oh now let us in, that's sweet man,
sed several females, putin thare arms
rownd me in livin stile. 'Becum of
us. Becum Preest, g. hev wives Sealed
to you."
"Not Seal y sez I, starting back in
horrcr at the idee. 1o
"Oh stay, Sir, stay" scd tall gawnt
female, ore whoos he'd sunmairs must
hev parsd, stay, & lie be your JentIe
Gazclle."
"Not ef | know it, You won't" sez /.
+" Ava, you skanderlus femie, ava Go
s. be Nunnery" That's what ] sed,
jes so.
as |" sed a fat, chunky female, who
must hev wade more than too hundred
lbs, @ | will be your sweet gidin Star!'
SEE !, lie bet too dollers and half
YOU wont" WHARF ear may Rome lie
still be troo thee, oh Betsy Jane n.
Betsy Jane is my wiic's Sir naime.
Whilst thou not tarry hear in the
Promist Land?" sed several of the mis-
crabil critters. r.. .-...,
/" lie see you all essenshally cussed be
4 Whilst " roared |, as mad as | Good
be at tlare internal noncents / girdid
up my Lions and aed the Seen. | pacllt
up my dads 81 left Salt Lake, which is
2d Sodium and Gcrmorrer, inhabitid by
as theavin & onprincipuld a set Of retchis
as ever drew Dreth in eny spot on the
globe. ARTEMAS WARD.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29
Selected 2ostru.
A BEAurIFrL pOEM.

We copy below, one of those melodious and spirit.
ual lyrics which occasionally find their way into the
Home Journal, from the soul OF James c. Clark,
and which are rendering the name of ~ author
dear to the lovers of true poetry.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29

NATURAL MILLiNERY.-A new style Of
trimming for bonncts and head dresses
has been introduced in England. 1t con.
sists of the magnificent foliage of the
antumnal woods, tho colors of which are
more varied, rich and beautiful than any
over yet developed by the dyer's art
Nature is wonderful chemist, and the
fall tiuts of our forest leaves are among
the most glorious products of her uni
versal laboratory. We have often won
dered that the scarlet and crimson, and
gold that gloriy our sylvan scenery in
October and November, were not used
for.ornamental purposes. Nothing can
be more graceful than the shapes OF
leaves, nothing more gorgeous than their
contrasted autumn hues. A light coat of
colorless varnish would preserve both, and
there are many decorative purposes to
which they might be adventageously ap-
piled. Probably it is because they are
costlcss and common that these "glories
Of decay" arc 50 little valued here. In
England, where vegetation has no such
dying splcndors our rainbow leaves are
better appreciated, and we understand
that quite large quantity OF them have
been sent to London this year, to be
formedinto wreaths, etc, by the maresuds
aes moass.--New York Day BoOk.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29
PRINCE or WALES!!
THE PRINCE OF WALES HAVING At

rT'HE PRINCE OF WALES, HAVING At
4 lss let cur shores of his nltive hills and thc
excitement ,f bi visit having ia measure ulsiial
am now prepared 10 execute upon more lbcul
9g1 extended sr1lo iagu ever Amhrutypos TcrIco-
typts Photngrrhs phj in short cvcry tt,e Of pie
u.o n0v iu Qstc 10 ,ho ncatcst auJ E.1s, arprJyo4
stvss
cir, Enterprise in which those Sitting fr pictures
viii be entitled 20 Vr, vhoTs the price OF pictures
amount 90 one dollar upwards | rulwuteo per-
feet satifiaetinn or u. s8'e. -. n. EASTMAN
P.S. -N].hca are r-qrosia4 % bring IN tboiI
ctiilr7n ia TIE toro put II th- dav, 90 avoid The
.9Udai tbca.tarsopn. ii u, Il.
East Siru1w, October 22 l551
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29

DIsuNIoN or REvoLrTIoN,-The Black
Republicans are making themselves
hoarse with crying ont "rhey can not
dissolve the Union" They dare not
scccde," and all such kind of prophecies
about the course the South will pursue
in the present political crisis. But they
say nothing about the destructive linan-
cial and commercial revulsiou which their
insane war on tho South viii invariably
produce. The political influences which
are raging the material interests of d,i-
fercnt sections in hostility to each other
are the most painful that ever cursed any
country, Republican or monarchial. Its
disasterous effects surpsss all that was
witnessed in thegcondict between the old
United States Bank, and the State bank
in lS30-37, the ruins which could be Lift.
ed from the shoulders of the people only
by a general bankruptcy act.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29
"A CARD.

DR, A. q. BISSELL having located in East
IL Saginaw, offers his professional services TO Tho
public, and will attend promptly TO all calls during
the day or night. Office in lloyt's Prick Block.
Icfersto George A. Lafhrop, Eat Saginaw.
East Saginaw, May H. 1860 ni2-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29

Ea.- Boys and girls, here is word
for yoa get ontof bed early ia the morn.
ing--sing, dance and jump till your eyes
are fairly open; DO up your chores and
IN lrnng walk with viii, and then be
off to school with light heart and
clear head, and you will be happy all the
LAY. The active boy makes tho active
man, and the slow, moping, listless, lazy
man was oacc the boy who grumhlcd
when he had work to do, or lesson to
learn. Wake up, then, and DO of to
school
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29

WHAT FAYNY FERN is Sick OIL
am sick of politics. l Iam sick Of torch.
light fzlles. ! am sick of " the Prince"
! am sick of the man who never talks
sense to women. / am sick Of seeing
boys of seven years Of aye, smoking
cigars. am sick Of gloomy Pharisces,
and wordy, idealess sermons, and narrow
crceds. / am sick Of lawless Sabbata
rians, and female inilcls, and free lovers.
l am sick of unhealthy, diseased books,
fall Of mystifcation and transccndental
bosh. am sick Of "chsstc ribbons
and ravishing lace" an sick, in an
are which produced Brontc and q
Browning--of the praie Of men who as
scrt that erery woman should bca perfect
hoasckecper, and .fat dSs that every
man should be a perfect carpenter. l
am sic!, Of women, (self.styled :" "lit4rary,")
who think it proof Of genius to despise
everyday household duties.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29
RUSiNr;SS CARE.

Peoples Bakery, Corner Of Washington and German
Streets, South % the Bancroft House James II
Henderson, Proprietor. See advertisement in
this paper.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29
MUSIC! mys,C!!

TUSr received a large lot Of shccet Music, which
- Is offered at reduced prices, at Swans News
Depot Orders solicited for Musical Instruments Of
oil kinlA Gho. H. SWAN.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29
IiERNHON g nROR.
RICHARDSON & FARRASD,
h. BARNES. M. ID,
DIR. w. III. BUTLER,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Late AssisiQnt Physician, Charity Hospital BuTllo
ohicc ON Gcucsee street. 81 door west Of Post
0lisa,up stairs, EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29
notice..

-III |---- ~ 4 LtIi.
l. oFFIeE or THE J.. SAd. SALr MIRO Co }
East Saginaw, Nov !, 1869
rT'HERE viii he n spccial rnce'inc Of the stock
holders Of the East Saginaw Salt ManuCactur-
ing Company in East Saginaw nj the Office Of the
Company on the h.; day of December, 1860, at Z
o'cock Il. NJ, Of that day which meeting is called
for the purpose Of trnsaetinC such business ne may
then bo brought forward
BY order Of Board OF Directors
VIM L.. WEBBER, socy
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29

say, priatcr, do you take
Manhattan money !"
No.
Whats the rcason-ain't II good ?"
dyes"
Why don't you take II then 2"
Cant get it,"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29

A GENTLEMAN wishes Board and good Room
in private family. Address Box II, L. o.
East saginaw, November ], liGg
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29
Travellers Directory.
GOING EAST.

eII ra GOING EAST.
poss & BARRELS Stage leaves daily for Flint and
Holly, at 8 A. VI, and p NJ, connecting with
D.la NJ RlW. 70 Detroit
Steamer Forest Queen loa,cs Curtis, Biisy & Co 3
dock Wodnesl1Ys ana Sotnrl'ys, AZ O'clock
p. n for Detroit aui nterpcd'lte parts.
H. RIVER R0UEES.
s,Oamor FOR oayes Curis Bliss 8 Co.'S dock daily
att a, NJ. end +. =. " for Bay City.
Steamer BeH S,yt7op7 leave, Trcs3ays, Thurlnys
and Saturday, al o'clock a. NJ, lgr Ail-aud
City.
steamer ctri lcav-' John Derbys dock daily at 10
"a. ~, and = &, togLay City
Propeller star l.av-g Cu-Is Bliss b Co.'S, f7c'.
hourly ctch dav if1'n S n TO 10 p 81, for
sagints City AM iatcrm3,,sto ports
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29
NLOTTCE.

orr1cE or THr r StG SALT Nre Co }
Last saginaw, oct. 23 1861,
4 7 A MEETING or the Board Of Directors Of tho
n East Saginaw SILT Mfy Co held this day at The
Office OF the Company further assessment OF one
half of one Per cent was levied upon the entire capt
tai stock Of tho Company, payable the Seeretarys
Qiice on the 9th day OF NovcmbCr, Oct 1860,
by order Of tho Beard Of Directors
WM. l.. WEBER, SoGy
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29

HOARD WANTED.

A RRANGED for String aud Brass Bands and
N Glcc Clubs. Leave orders at Shaving Saloon
bancroft ITousa Fast Saginaw s q. CLAY
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-29
CATRIs.

MR GEO II. SWAN, late orcanist Of the First
w Dapist Church Detroit, bogs leave to anuouncc
to the citizens Of East Saginaw, that he will by re-
quest take limiici number of pupils on The Piano
foriei those wiehmg Instructions the same nrc
requested 10 call n; swans News Depot, opposite the
Bancroft House for terms &C.
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ans; = ses'ter. wie fie bier sinses.iTen baten
= eusHce. mir wsrcsn fGarf reiten milIsn,
wenn pir tic mpratn einto.en rrll,n
St mir ftdri rsirn- unp rcHn lib audb fieic
pferre ,u gsunrr ritts leter al psrlcrrn, oter
hanaen muB ib ris Ganaltlen istu bdnasu
- Ionit fdnn id nitt mrbr rubia Itlafen
Dfir mars. ais Oh it ciuen Strtt bSrtc, nj
ip'r rrrt rben um bic umscfaIns Glide bcrum-
rltsen. ihatr Curtis - mars Gnb nitbt audb Ios
ia. erwi'nerte 5uSiirlO - IT'D b6rte trras, ras
'rire ats mrb! sin panib aemeien lin, cs s,rbt
csr:n wrbl Hrd bier Sshi!Itruh
= asnna tsf Gprf = tsipnrcrs bier in Der
@rarnr; Ycr adt laarn babe i'd crit cinen as.
ibrlitn. nnp 8dbrten iinc i'm u. bn ilue Oh.
2Sie 1T renn rs 5nrib? frus tusfrlp icst iih
i'm Sattsi 3urudrisNrnr irssnp rins t;eie St,le
bier. ris ssIlbrts werpsn t5nute?
Sa auf orr dnreren Stlts, erwiperts Curtis.
lnBt Nib uur orrau reitem, ch femme prn Nl,t.
Samit l'cB rr icin p;ero lansiam p,r iteiis ufer.
Rant b'na"iG atbn uup r,tt, uru psn uspriaen in
3npidnttcr u ibc gsfuIlt. ,um anperen uier.
Ssbt 3br Die 01b'trn ra, irus pasf,lp, Der
sen ,3us teiheB.
S'a mrbl pcrltcbt fh. rici Curtis ,uriId =
nc tpnntsn anh nirgenes anrsre hinauf = as-
rars Irrt aui Ter Stfabs. - 10 ,pabr lib Curtis
bs'Be; fl ssrIGlitn iid ami rir itnclrn puie ib.
rer Jh,crc. H
9Sas's aerr nidt tcier, mir murItn Dir Sadein
81 m:ay irua Grps iclicn mir ibncu rirt.
i6 nahe 10 "nlfE. ~ hbn lte bic lcuttensc en-
SrlnDe m wcit
Sas 1T wahr! tritltigte Curtis, Die i dsn
lothen MIR ous; iiup lie aui rer Strabe a lie
een. mas 'd,itet feincn AuJsntIif mrbr bs,rpei.
lie, 10 Gelen mir lie a. b ein unp OIL t61nsu uus
Gle treanfnccn Elrnipheuc nur Shapcu tpuu.
alic iDrt nit ibnsr llnp pbns rcitsr rne 3u-
ltin'nuna Ter ucbr'aeu ar3tra:ten, ltbleursrts er
isiar tSid,l biHiite IN pas femtbte Saub, no lie
iu9entl'dlirb crlri6. Scinen Sriiyiel fclate
Scrf. unr nEr' SuSH;Ip iubte hob nit Dem Qiht
an Srrsn, nm ric tefanntsn 6uifpurrn wleper
f,uiinrsn.
S'e Inn bier bcrauf, ricf ibm Gurtit ,u-
t'c' in rer Strabe itltf iiup il Die 5lbrten.
Sbr bait Niles esrtrcten, idate SusIeIp. nun
msinr'mraen anCb i'm Dunfeln Den gBea wtrosu
mir il nibt perfthtcn fSumem.
III nibt mralrt. srwisptrte Gcof. psntaiiens
n''bt in risier 9tdt', renu &c miro wphl beu leiu
sRe MIR rtc Stfas crrsib;n, NO sr aniinst nm.
ps:Tlioo ;u prrprn.
o'at - rrrmdrts rrnn, rief Susfelp, inoem er
leinr Eirniplbns stsufals ucu fb mari. psr.
mlrtS, unc wcr v,n 9utb Die erlte Sano an eie
Stnfts lsst. bat rim 6ai 9Sb,stsY bel mir M
SuH.
lie Nanner jntrlt:n tlut auf ii6cr oeu Vrsis.
nne BIN auf Ger Strabs. oen b.5sn Saeusn Al.
foaen lie IN srltf.dten @acpp - S,sujons
5abrtsn ieissno.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-17
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RfCr une (3stcir. rrTcl aer slr Raftes une 1bttan
ue, "anrtu 3nn, gct. 2ritanna unc Nccrraiiirre
2brctrcrcr, SpeueI uno Spieaelsdier aurr Gjrtfrn.
Sut~. Re,r.r, Sfcn une Shraufturter, ar( alerbanh
trs 2Hod'en une 5pceue SSrcurtrduftr pc cen
ts 'cilbrt fhcen. t crit pp,Rir-cosE "a tr
Stdnec H. linen t;fS perdufcn III tpnren
Shaac Il. Hru,r. edc Der 5. IL grr1rir.