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FOR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE on 18th st.
y west, No. 800 between 1. and III SITS north
The house has eight roo,rs and Is in good order
pump IF good water IN the rear of the lot Posses
sloI gwen on the sd. by applying to 4. BOR-
Ian ID, on [. street, $50. ia l9 S.s
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II ELPER'S IMpENDING CRISIS OF THE
S;fI I'll

Fills terrible book which has Ganeed sn y uc agr-
talon IL tunGreSS. ~ r sa.a ~ \ ABA MrDN's
III at!e''t, "p? sits i+Ost Once pIice - cents.
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f. \. GEEEN. Auc.:nnec-
EXECUTORS ShLEeF HOUSEHOLD AND
"a hITCHEH ETHNITURE On MONDAY, the z3t
ms shall sell, by order of the Executors. al No
IN II street west between O and streets north,
AZ lc O'Clock a. III, all of the personal effects of the
lr'r q. GraDmer consisting Of general asset
trent ofhousehold effects, such as
Rosewood Piano Forte Of good tone,
HFrdsome Gilt Franc French Plate Mirror,
Mahogany f7s and parior Chairs.
N2rhc-tCp Pier aud Centre TABLES
hie-top Commode and Side Tables,
-: Alahaster Vases and Fount,
mantle Ornaments in Etruscar Marble,
Union, Reception, Fancy Chairs,
Brussels, Parlor and Ch2,aber Carpets,
treGch and High post Mahogany Bedsteads.
Mahogany Warjrobes and Dressing STANDS,
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus and " ashstands.
FINE feathor Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
Fair. Cotton and Shuck Mattresses,
y ddInC. Mating ard oil Cloth,
Tire French China Dinner SGT,
china. Glass and CrOckery Ware.
Cooking, Far or. Hall and Chamber Stoves to
ge.hsr with general assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms Of sale: All sur7s lnAer ssa cash /: over
So credit of l. and months, for notes sa:isfac
tOTIly endorsed, hearing Iut-rest
" i,SSGPH hH 9; GRAMMER,l Execu-
IN sd A. GREEN kuct
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crazy. ja l3-lE,r
WE ARE REQUESTED u invite a:ent;On I" the
advertisement of DIR. Woniisan the opticlau. -.
Pennsyivanla avenue, between Nv efth and hr
teentn streets, which appears in the Intellisercer
and states. Will be seen that Ills strang .aennr
spectaoes and eye glasses' are rccouiiG ended ~
many eminent gent emeI. pcesC med to c judges Il
their good qualities, and of the comfort IT, he de-
rlyed from their use by those who req ARE the aid
OF these Important instrunentalIties. D.. W. has
been located III this CITY for several ears. DO ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

FOX SALE-A MnDhl FARM. situated in
Il Montgomery county. Nd ahOG: M es from
GAorgetown. on the turnpike leading l., Enckvi;le
1t Is III high state Of GU uva'on with al tha inn
prove!aents necessary. VIII be sod {, bargain. or
exchanged for city property.
Al.n, two small gaI5es For Rent in Washing
ton, ID. Z. Hrply 10 u. w. BRAY, Real Estate
Agent, No. $40 7tE st. ia IS In"
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HOiSE FOR RENT OR SALE, Containing
Il l3 rooms, gas. Potomac watAr, bath room, 4 c.
Inquire on the premises, No. II Missouri avenue
bctween ~ al 9Th streets. The furniture viii be
sCld or rented with the house, if desired
ia l2-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

A CnTr.GE AND GARDEN. TOGETHER
"a WITH ABUUCTHRE ACRES or LAND,
Fob RENT.IAny person desiring to secure
healthy ard pleasantly situated Residence IN tie
country. only a few inmates walk from the citv
limits, will have An opportunity by applying "a tho
owner, on The premises. adjoining the grounds of
TienWoOG Cemetery, north from the Capitol.
WIN. MMEKT,
Is W. (StataS( Nninnt Mt
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E't RSiSHED ROOMS FOR RE.NF.-Tvo
L very desirable newly furnished H0uIns for rent
a. of u street NORTH between 9TH AID 7th streets
-" ma n
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BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auc,1oneer.


s'iI:SFEh'% SiLf. OF BUILDING LOT ON
T. PIN STR SET IT AUCTIoS.-oE MONDAY AT
iERNU0N, sd inst, at half past O'clock. bv
E!riu" If ? deei ci trust, dated May Sta Ia;8 and
Gry rec M "a IN Iiber J. 4 <, 1885, foil go / WI
SCI! at run;lc auction. in front Of the premises Lot
T. IN square 2s GITi'i, Il rt0 twn lots each fronting
j. let "a Inches on the cast q: 9Th, between ID
al J. streets, and running hasa les feet inch.
Terms: Hns fourth cash. To he paid on the dsy of
sai3; ami TIE halarce in G and II months, beaiiDg
interest.
d-e.i gI~e. ard = deed of trust taken.
\ ccGVc; InciG2 at The expnr Sc of the purchaser
X. w. BARNARD. Trustee
"a ll-anS,ts WaI.i.& BARNARD Auots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

No. 3.-The rri"iat!c Profession viii lind ths
Br"Tchlts lei DE- - te soothing li1iueLce OF ME-
HoarhOund. 1t ma. l." found &; tie dcuEII>,, veg,
orally. il I3lrr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

Warren RETURNS.-Th"re Were no cases fer
trial this morning. Two days in Succession this
las been the case. IT indicates a decided i'm
p1Ovement IN tie former Patrons of til" guard
horse, or a LAX cf funds to purchase whisky
Sixteen Tod yeEs Were accommodated
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E'3k - IA small FARE: uf3,a situat
IT t;:c Little Ea'.s having Gintt.-.abla wei
nag l0uSt. corn iouso. St6hias, : veil faaCr "a
aEt watcras; within i1uT Rec of Was hinEtna: IS
acres IL cultivation, f:~ ia anoa IN Ia u; som. va d
Ind 1t j. peculiarly tss Ifshie a COUNTRY resi-
Ec" being perfectly neatly and rcfiiautlcal-
y situated excellent 'iIf 2Td hunting. inauire
81 Mr. MAFkiUTE. bridge heepsr, Chain Britga,
k'.tIt I ais de .-ZaWn
a ?ALtth Oh FAkm CR SALE-S.rated
II hie|aHtrih countr, .Dcas a. miles from
'ei ,Ks,HWn. Al tie intersection Of the GeOTEet5vn
at LII rails ro:ds. cOns sung of leg aores. In
sr;Fe OF the premises, or OF Il. EfCHA 2 DS, corner
'k-h .rd G:iee:s. " ASKING ION, ID. C.. - lott
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afOR .SaLE-On accommodating terms, Orc
= hal square of Ground. on 7th street; viii re
ton he made To the und ersrned, 1t their Jaweiry
anu tanGz Store, 51o 9TH St, opposite The Itelii-
gencar ounce. q. ~. BRAY Il co.
P.S Negroes, for farm haais, will be taken in OK
change IL l-Irl-
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EHU2 RENT OH.SA! E--Tro three stncy brick
J. EOS>GS, situated on Vermont avenue near Y
st est. To punctua and c.r5fu tanantS the rent
Vii! be req Gofaai2, Ir the houzeu vii be soil AZ
iar price, and upon accommodating terms. Apply
az No 400 VI street north, or AT tie matrnpaIi;an
steam f0unns mill, Ohio areuus. nesr 18th atre.t.
ia cow G.. l.. tOi.rNAS
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EfOK RENT-'ri" south HOUSE Of the row of
street. between and +. streets north. Also tie
itoc ne iour stniy DWELLING ith street. front
ms TN. 'ltJ rs So mare. EIree houses contain
g.. :io modern improvements, a'd tesirah's 10
cated. FER terms, &c, apply l.. BALDWIN x
Attorney az Law, Ne. AZ La. avenue, near Oh A.
IO . tntf
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lr Is STATED that within the past week from
fifty to sixty men from this city and Baltimore
have gone South ahuniantly provided with arms
1t ia said they form portion OF large party
whose destination is Mexico to assist the liberal
OOVernnGuI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

{ NnMNiSSiDNER'S SALE OF LAND-By
X virtue ola decree of the Circuit Cou-t of FAIR
fax connty, pronounced IN the case of Lewis John
sen Co, AGAINST John NJ. nonn and others, Al it's
>G:c'nb"f tenn, 1880, shali, on MONDAY the
~ GsN OF fehrnary 1857, (Court day. in !,out OF
Ia" Court House OF said county, offer st pubic aue-
tOn 10 tee hiE hast bidder. certain tract of Land
IN the said county, adjoining the lands OF Y. G.
,icheldnr ailH "thars within halfa mile of Hern-
don station, on the Alexandra. Louduun and
Hampshire Raj roa! and Containing ABOUT IGc acres
Il Is a very desirable property.
FERNS Ui sale: One tenth ia hand, the residue IN
Cq@a. ipstaimerts rf 8. II ard IL months with In
srest from day Of sale, the deferred payments to be
secured by IN" bonds Of thu IrchaSer with oot Sc
CHrfy the property 70 he resod at the cost of tho
purchaser al tie cash payment forfeited in the
cv: at q! lbs not complying with the tarIus Of SALE
- l6-2awts ALFRED MOSS, CONF
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sCOR RENT OR SALE-A desirable fou--star,
l. Brick DHEhIING-HOC comtai6img II
rooms. and sas throughout. heGiieS Stahe ana out
buildings. u has spacious 10. IL the rear. mum
hereii Z, on Aano avcnua, between ~ and 9th SIS.
Il Ont : go per an3pm, raye hls monthly. ,c2y 10
ROBERTA. MATTHEW 5, at VI rs ia, 70; No,
/ IL at d..
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s|OR RE\T-Scvera fine X ODNIS. inrIi ,trd or
a unfn'ilshef. ~ ~ Pa. avenue, two doors cas-:
al the klTsH"0d House. rD19-tf
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E'QR kENT-A new end 6esirahIe four- story
Il BRICK DWELLING. situated on 18th street.
north, near h street.-The. Ii3. RoHt rn0dr5ate
Apply tn J. L. LEHMAN. No. AZ 70 h St ia a
:IOR E:NI-A FURNISHED PARLpE AMI
l. CHA MBER, on the second floor, or Il desired
large chamber aona, beautifully situated, front
Ing on New York avenue and ony a few Yards
from the pces dents House. Apply on New No-k
avenue, FIRST door cast Of 18th street ADJOINING the
drug store the corner. 90 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

ENOR RIM T.PARLoRS az! Ct!AtiHERS
Il. HaE'isoIneiy nrnlsho1, with not and cold wster
and bath room (sotnT!ac wafer! Tne apartments
gre !aTge and airy; four rooms or floor .rcn TIE
frat h"nT up. Inquire Of WALL, STEP HENS d
CO, 1922 Pa. avenue, between 9Th .nd i5ih sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

ORPHANS COuRT.-The settlement Of the estate
OF the late Geo. b Scot: has been going forward
IN this Court for several weeks past and has been
finally settled by the Court during the present
week. The following important opinion was
read by Judge Purcell on Tuesday last. in rela-
ton to the duties OF administrators
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-12

The State Democratic Convention of
Michigan met at Detroit Yesterday
JONI =. BARRY, Of st. Joseph wa, nom
mated for Governor He held the posi-
ton of Governor in the carly history of
the State. WV. FENTOY, of Gcncsce, is
the candidate for Lieut.. Governor. lie
is noisy little Doctor.-Ba5alo Patriot
g. Journal
This little piece of information will,
no doubt, he news to the people of Mich
igan, more especially Of this section, who
are wont to look upon Mr.. FENroN as II
sta!d, quiet, diguiiied Attorney Il Com-
selor at Law" standing six feet in his
stockings, straight and s;alwarl; aud who
never disseminated pill in his life, cx.
ccpt it might be "bittcr pill" t. "the
prisoner at the bar" client, or black
republicans. Bat the "Governorn "can
take joke" aud he will relish with cx
treme uncton the above ludicrous item.
"Sich is fame"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-12

Our meighbor of the East Saginaw
Courier, in recent issue of his paper,
sets down the population of Bay City at
LILO. We do not wish To ACCUSE him
of being heterogeneous in his statement,
ior we think he has been nisinlonncd--
which he is quite likely to b'if he listens
to all that is said of Bay City, 10y those
who still entertain the deep spirit OF
jealousy which has characterized their
conduct towards this place, in past times.
But we do desire To contradict its falSity,
which is calculated to detract from the
Importance of our thriving place In
stead of LILO, Bay City contains pap-
ulation something over 2,400 as we are
informed by Deputy Marshal Fay. VIII
the editor of the Courier please make the
corrcction?-Bay city Press.
Our information in regard to the pop
ulation of Bay City came from per
fcctly reliable source, bat when we re-
cciyo different figures from source
equally reliable, we shall be happy to
make the correction. Neither Saginaw
City, East Saginaw, nor any other place
that we have heard of, has as large a
population as was represented before the
census was takcH but according to the
Press, Bay City has over 400 more than
lis most reliable citizens claimed. This
looks rather unnatural, but may be ac-
counted foc 10y the fact that the bounda-
rics of the place are somewhat indefinite,
as will be seen by the following extract
from the Portsmouth correspondence OF
the Midland Sentinel Speaking Of Hon.
James Birncy, the writer says:
While at Lansing the following winter
[winter Of 1859 he concoctcd corpora
ton for Bay CITY against the wishes,
and, indeed, without the knowledge OF
thrce-lourthS of the people OF the terri
tory intended to be included; but As ne
got only three sides to the boundaries OF
the ,ilage in the bill, one end has been
already let out, and the remaining por-
ton has suit III court, and'lS expecting
to get out.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-12

Tho American Railway Review furnishes the fol-
owing particulars relative to the Flint and Perc
Marquette Railway of Michignn;-
The trading on this read was completed last Fall
from inc city IT Flint to East Saginaw, distance OF
thirty three miles About thirteon miles OF the iron
was delivered, aud eight miles hid before Winter
came on The ompany have purchased sufficient
additional iron TO complete twenty m."N OF the road,
which is now being delivered This secures the Tnl-
liable grant OF land made to tho Company by Con-
gross. The Company have executed a trust deed
tor the first forty Li cs of the line from Flint, West,
and $4,000 acres of land, to Shepard Knapp and
VI yron ii CT trk, OF New York, an james NJ Ed
monls, of Detroit trustees Under this deed, the
company will issue $4,000 ofbonds-being $4,000
per mile-with the proceeds of which they will paw
for their iron AMI equipments for the first division OF
the road. The immense numbering business carried
on in the valleys of the Flint the Cass aud the Sagi
nav rivers, and the recent establishment of suit
works at East Saginaw, will, it is expected, throw
upon this divis ON OF the road large amounts of
trcghts AMI good passenger business.
Tho road, being u link m the great line Of the
GrInl Trunk road to the Paeilc Ocean, must attract
attention from the friends of that protest 1t is
thought by many that the first line of road opened
across the continent to the Pacific will be upon this
route, thence from Monotowoc to st Paul. ana thenee
Westward to the head waters of the Columbia and
down thit riv5r 10 its mouthj or, striking further
North, terminate upon the waters Of lrazer's river.
and that this will bc dome by private English capt.
tai, while our government are discussing the policy
of rendering ad To some ether route However that
may be- we are gratited to know that substantial
progress is Icing made on the / mt and Pore
MIrquctte railway.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-12

ing IN very plain Eagi'h the aceur'ed
doctrines of Notification, The Cover
nor of South Carolina issued a counter
proclamation, calling upon the people to
disregard the proclamation from Wash
ington, and To prepare for civil war
The iirmneSs of President jackson pre-
vented bloody conflict.
Other mobpUra,ic movements have
from time to time occurred in various
sections of our Union; bat the fifth in.
surrectim-anl God grant it may be the
last which shall disgrace oar land-was
the recent foolhanly bat atrociously
wicked affair at Ilarper's Ferry, which,
though intended 10y the sanguinary con.
spirators to be such, did not prove a SER
vile nsurection-for in it not single
slave participated, though one lost his
life ia feeing from old Brown aud his
Observation-Disclosures Press.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-12
SCOVILL7S
Sarsaparilla and Stillingia,
or
b LOOD AND kIVER SYRUP.

:. Prof II. 8. Newton says in Cincin- -
- natl Medical Jonrndi, [vol |, No 3, pnge =
- BIG, in regard TO the cure Of MARTIN ROB
=. BINS, one of the most remarkable cures on :
record
- "IVhHe he ras IN uie rorSt imaginable =
u condition, We were called 10 attend him for a -
fracture cf the leg, produced by fall Tho =.
: indications of a reunion of the bone under the :
:, circumstances, we're very unfavorailc, for bo n
would sit day after .ny, picking om small :.
- pieces Of The bone rhich rouid slough Of,
- found him using scosiTs preparation rhich -
- he continued 10 use until cure ,ros effected :
ave gave him no cons titutionsl treatment, :.
: being in ATTENDANCE only ms a surgeon; yet we
~ confess we had much curiosity TO see what :.
could be done in system so EXTENSIVELY =
= DISEASED Ms his was
The Journal remarks, in passing on, that u
: Many other equally bad cases HAVE ngrS -
: cunED in this CITY, by the Syrup Of sarsopa-.
= ruia and StiHiagian =
I'VE ave known the manufacturers Of IL =
: personally for many years, and can say that =.
= they are reliable men" y
Sold BY JOHN p.PARK, Proprietor, Chicago. tn
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-12

PEEsoNAL.-We sincerely regret hav
ing to chronicle the departure from oar
city of Dr. WILLIAM IL. BUTLER, who left
yesterday with the intention of locating
himself in some one of the large Western
cities. The DR. in his long residence here
has endearcd himself to large circle OF
friends who will cheer(ully concur with
us in bearing testimony to his fine talents
aud moral worth As the able Secretary
of the Medical Society here, and as Il
practitioner of far more than ordinary in
tcligcnce and scientific attainmentS, lac
has gained position in his profession
which few ,yonng men If his age are able
to occupy. We are confident in the be-
lief that Dr. b. is destined to ill high
and prominent place among the medical
men of the country, and are only sorry
that Buffalo is not to he the field of his
labors.-Ba0alo Courier, My 18th.
Our citizens will recognize in Dr.
BUTLER noticed above, the "correspon.
dent from Buffalo who was "wth US"
at the opening of the Bancroft House
last fall, aud who paid MS another short
visit in June last. The DR.. has, very
wisely, we think, concluded to locate in
this City, and, for the present, quarters
at the Bancroft House.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-12
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made In the condition oil
IL a mortgage executed by John Crosby and iiar-
rict Crosby his wife, If the town a Lima, Living
ston County New York, 10 james L brown ct the
same place bearing date the twelfth dnyof February
one thousand eight hundred and 6fiy-five, and re-
corded ON the lih day of April 1885, in the Office Of
Register of Deeds for Saginaw County, Michigan, in
liher 9" Of mortgages, on pages d6l and a62i ond
said mortgage having been by the said mortgage
therein named duly assigned TO Henry u. CLARK and
John Draper then of Lima, Livingston County,
New York. by deed Of assignment bearing date the
25th day of February, 1855, and duly re- ordod In
the said Register office on the ll;h day OF March,
$50 in liber ID" of mortgages on pages 2lo and
PIG: the amount claimed To le due and unpaid ON
said mortgage and the bond accompanying the same
at the date of this notice being four hundred and
seven dollars and fifteen cents md no suit or pro-
cecdng having been instituted ut law 90 recover the
debt now remaining secured by said mortgage or
any part thereof
Notice is therefore hereby given that by virtue Of
n power of sale therein contained and by virtue OF
the statute in such cose made and provided on
Saturday the twcnty-ninth day of September A. ID.
1850, at two o'clock i'm the afternoon Of TINT day at
the front door of the Court House, of tho County of
Saginaw, in the City Of Saginaw, in said county and
State Of Michigan we shall eel ut public auction or
vendue to the highest bidder, the premises DESERT ell
in said mortgage towit Al that trnct or parcel of
land situate lying and being in the sou,he quar-
ter of section fifteen 5)to~n thirteen (l3). month of
range three 81 eust, containing eighty acres Icing
the east half of the said southeast quarter in the
Saginaw District State of Nj, hgun according to the
official plat of The survey OF the said land returned
to the General Ianl Office by the Surveyor General,
HENRY ID CLARK, ,..,,roos
JOHN DRAPER, ASS sVo's'
WEBER & WHEELER, Attys.
Dated June 9th. 1869 ni9-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-12

Curtis, BLISS, & Co. - Our readers
will find in another colum the advertise
mcnt of these enterprising and business
like merchants.
Many Of the citizens of our county have
visited their large and extensive cstab-
lishmcnt at East Saginaw, and made in.
vestnents, and such will do SO again.
East Saginaw has grown in few years,
from the woods to become go-a-head
thriving city, noted for its active, wide.
awake business men, and Curtis, Bliss, s.
Co. are mp with the times, and indeel,
have helped largely to make their city
what it is, Read their Advertisement
-Grdttot Nelcs.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-12

IMPROVE THE RoADs..-If there is any
thing that our county needs, and any
thing that is pleasant to behold, it is i'm
provcmcnt in the roads. When we get
so that we can drive right straight along,
with no stumps to hinder, or swalcs to
founder through, it will seem more like
living.
We are glad to notice a gradual change
for the better in the vicinity of this place.
Mr.. Comstock has fixed up, tho road
leading north, on his beat and the road
is being opened towards the southwest
in Newsrk.-- Grafiot Ne,cs
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-12
WisTAR'S
DALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

"WISrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY" is
tho remedy that gives immediate roiict, aud per-
forms rapid cures Of Coughs, Colds Pains and
Soreness Qf The breast.
Influenza and Consumption. - IL Is indeed n
melancholy truth that thousands fall victims TO Con-
sumption every year from other cause than neg
leeted colds; yet we find hundred find bousands who
treat such complaints with the greatest Indifference
and let them run ON for weeks, and even months;
without thinking of danger. At first YOU have what
you consider slight cough cod; allow business
pie sure carelessness TO prevent you from giving
II any attentions il then settle upon your breast YOU
become hoarsc, have pains in the side or chest ex-
pcctorate large quantities Of matter perhaps mixed
with boo1 a difficulty of breathing ensues and then
you find ynur own foolish neglect has brought on
this bomplnnt If, then you value your life or
health, &c warned in time, and don't tribe with your
col L. hut Immediately procure bottle two or that
famous remedy, Dr. WisrAR's B,LsAu OF WILp
CHERRY, which is well known TO be the most speedy
cure ever known thousands will testify who lives
have been saved by IL.
For Influenza il is the very best medicine in the
world.
b not deceived, remember that il is Dir. wIsrAR's
BALsAN OF VIVID CHERRY TINT performs the most
wonderful cure, AMI il is the remedy that will Afford
you immediate relief.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-12

n FoUT.-.DLAIE, of the Republican,
over the river, and JosLTS, Of the late
Enterprise, formerly published in this
city; are terribly "by the ears" about the
State Tax printing for this county, which
has been awarded to BLAIR. JosLIN, in
his rage, divulgcs some very interesting
facts about Auditor General CASE, and
"goes in" con his muscle" for what he
conccives to be his rights" BLAIR
counters" beautifully on JosLlY's "knob, p"
calling him unreliable, "seedy," Sc
Harmonious Republicans.