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90 WIZ "a RBYl6s COZ a (. ~
WHOLESALE Al sSEE ASEEEESEE pEEReSHks ESHA THE s4klE q
J"U MI AT A N A / L.@S T.
CoWNoB and ChGrcogl Sheet Iron, y
JUNfATA BOILER Plate,
PRING PLOw AND BLISTER STEEL, STEEL
PLON WINGS, BAR. RON, GR0TtNJ
WINDOW. GLASS, GRIND -
.ianaJ = STONES. tWM.fG.7 ts-7q,1d -
DA RR's Celebrated Fire Proof sA ES, fr ~ l.iiu-
ufa.EdrerHe prices I-.-.a .- sHgi-tszf :
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1OKEl COKIElH COKEIII

GOKEl COKEIl C0KElll -
r. M&EEAGE& a sun ARE Sow. MANU-
VILE strip Vein coal which is superior,
70 aRy other Coke Ia the nfrket. We can fuF1iek
Testimonials from numerous manufacturers who are
highest terms. i.l-sfg ya.s..rI I.ttt ..lIEG
Als5, a c0hstant supply OF HammOndsville strip
Vein SMITHINGl COAL and also tor, Domestic
purposes. tsa 4tu 81 - -. ~ I-l.s
Being located Immediately on the line Ofths Cleve
iand Pittsburgh kaiiTUad, W can ship with dis
D. sch TO any Lft sf the Stats. Orier5 sUl lic1usd
- u. Il. WALLACE SON,
HanmOndsvi1e, Jefferson County, Ohio
inuuRry "a IsHu .He'i7tatN ieblRs
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DREPARE- AGAINST FIRE.
Constantly on hrnd and for sale BY the agent at
his depot No 96 Superior street, large assortment
uf those Justly celebrated WIL1ERiS PATENT
BAHAMANDER SAT- to which the Ettehti0n Of
the public is called.'t r' II. X. REYNOLDS.
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.sI1EIInE SANDY.

EFT 1gEtE tIIEEr.--Ihe ,cbr,sG, B, tDgus4
man man grLEl1Ysd Y Port Yesterday afternoon
rom EaglS21s VIA the.st. LawTsnce, With s
a7s-13 le'a .'-,'-s 7--a'.'l % y1l-yas a,s II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01

me wise physician knows that mar mast seek fer
ne q diseaSe In The agenf that Is mVst
~ y the cause. The IN Rredispts
20! tpis and live Of d sse ans procured
& tIS ysIH here lhef disease originaiest
~ n ~ ~ REgfA49Q nal plants with haalinE inhn-
eaces snatl grgg IN Che marshes aud I51F GToands
are ~ .he 81 usss iof inteEmitssnt feEegs
b srd hsnee It p fhs ths isrS ans are sn-
rni; il8t1 i9eh dis while Lhv stTAR
saEn 2i me remSy p IN cRrsfilliv eDared for
t1s Hss o. the People pt IhF eo9ntrT. - - = - IL,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01
.lR1kolNpEREuf /. |. . .EFtHEdl,Fiis3.. ..i5tHE! "a !.

LeN4uel Bonsali Of PitpbuFRh, for two years Sc
itsss 10 himself and sGeisJyi marry 90 fihts nd
ver, cured In less than three weeks, aud Improved
N els hla hours I- Do .l 3 40 la4 Il l4a.44
Mary K BsIkDap, ,Sandusky, .,i amer Ainsostiosins
hc re4to Well Is strength by Intermittent feyer
with Chilis restored 70 hal ID twenty hS4rS .''
J. B. Titon+Of Belgrade, Ma, brought ir0D death
dOOn having anteped cor fur years, made we'll In
i've weeks, aud improved ia two hours is l.ais.s
Adyph- Al OubrO, Of France, rolievsd 10 tEo hours,
while tlaveling 10 the eETs Of the Fort W ayne and
ClfieaeO b. r. He WIS apparently dying With Ohls
Ellen B. Benson, 'LockPott, n Y, tescHe,i after 7
ysars sufisring, A pYrtset cure. ! lss l..T %
Thousands Of other cases prevented and curOd every
month, and not Asings complaint Of the uafieisncY
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4lptels,

NIANHA'FTAN hOTkE,----Nos.
lVk s3A, and Murray street. ~ door trVnl hIQeq'
way, opposite the Park, New York. Huggins 3 tungl
Pr0preiaTa.g "a, sAngEiBs,. LATE ei Pearl eireet
House Re5tens n, filaEr late ~ LpNe9Y H9tel
NeW 1ark.l-l..L slllL II - i .leel
DAGG'S, 1UrEL, DETROIT. --FHIs,
Haaae a l0gnted tiirvUllN pppysiv tle hlchlgtn
CcutrAl ana Grand Trunk kaiiF9al lepviFi Allg sAl
ths landing uf ilrs ClryRland StgaueYa and bufelQ
Lur Of pr0pellers RsssvRseFs slpRPlng 9llhih Heil
xOWu hgusr g3llsaA kIltp tey lp i4ls lri le fTl
tsrt,nea al a less prize aud equally well ~ 81 Any
OF hsr dEst ess ilsEsl In the ciS-u II va ha iQqnr
a. every respect Desirable place Tor The traYellng
pulic, pains vrsxpense viii be spared 70 make
q tgragabie 70 cur Caests.
,1Ns'ti.sit r. MCDONALD s C0-s riuI
ynsvaI R24 frnprirtora,
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+ BON -1AIND NAILS 1WARE-
II HOUSE, Nos 81, 65, 65, and67 River street, and
n, s5, 81 and IS the Dock, Cleveland sohio.1 "a
VII. cZRKr.i 2 .1t'i 81 MORRISON FosTER.
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i III The # GREAT i 'i.iv R1.NFDy II, !,

Has been found Equally efaeReiols In IN iatitudss
and Of W It's pnsr are living 70
cqnmfp3 is Yrtqea ~ ShOaa who wi Ah 10 BE- secure
against the ln4igOps AdYApQps OF - agents OF ma
tlrs Ehseh erS always ready 70 act An constitutions
open to ~ sfsets,l -. ila u ~ 80. llII.1il Il. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01

ECUL9 ETIG 77'--l
S 90 T E5LN MI c. G1snaSsY ,RSU Pa Pc sst
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S9gi8I u stigFsi3i..9Ie
NnruFRs READ THIS.

The fsfssi6f 4 ~ ssiraci avn = letter eritIn
bv the uS.ss,.r s. ! lihfrrh 70 a. slaufns
and Ne, otf st Heaf sll-
umss Id Iit5r a - Ns
Mas. WE11rA AeaIA ~ ~ Arps A9A 9p
TEErHINV.
I'VE see an nadvertlusmeht IN YourcolnmRs o. AiFs,
winslows Soothing syrgps AsY We, nrYqF said
word IN favor ofa patent msdslne before q our life,
bat Relq,mpeiisa e say TO readers thsFthi'
is no humbug-wR HAye TEtER u, asp Know n 70 /
BG ALL CLAIMS, y is probably, one o. the most
successful medicines ortht dly, beeahheis t one %
the best And those Of your readcrs who have babies
san't DO better than t6 10 iiAsnbply." .Ad
ss. +{tssl yn a6othrr, column stp1Rasi
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.faratpaHe.

q PPLE PA PARE.
"A Core and Sliie-y hat eve family should have
fTiCe5Tcehts each. For sale hy
5E .S.iE ISObWkLL CO.,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01

HAYING TOOLS.-S Y FHakSg
4 IL SRaths, Rales, sytfie-stunes, &C. for sale By
Il. K RAYNOLDS.
Iunels -fif't IS Superior street.
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9ell4istFpl.

A TKlNS0N AMI. BUTBEk.---
Are BosF prepared p wi IJg .apd ajlg % exc.
ohaniea Dentistry ia itf very tgsi stgis, snd.
PrnIupfly Niss l6=i7 tiotIap t 0poesite the
New PPFt atapel 400 .msrlsRs,o1s..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01

.. '''HFGR efi1BB &F EllBEEF8INGsad ,,asl4ss
which q, eatly facilitates the procrs+ OF teethlng 3'
sofi.nine he gums, reducings4l hfammatt9ns-w
- 10 n EGUIKT \ III j Is. ', y. ., :, % a-
pspend upop II, IaOthera,jt twill Elgs Esst To- Eagrs
selves and >. soosI hns .bs1sdn1n s.zOd 10 81
= RELlRfAND HE!NLTH TOs4 egRL2SgA65Is..sd y
it we bslv mn this fyieleI 1rgragotrd
yesrs, aud eAK sxY & ~ etIl'E4DE 1.tt. I,
nv otb,r ,ne'iirins Tss NFVEN HAS FAILED n
4 siNGLE & iSsT1NCE "a To T. fetSyF A CC Re when
timely 9sgd, Ne ger did Ye kay ~ ~ i o ~ tI
~ ali are ifsiitGd wfttifs 5pgr lss ifl
terms of rommsndaiOn u the taa Ss4 3- ~
medical virtues. We spsakin Ehs M FstetQ PIP A4
W & DU KNOW, AFTER tcn years.. OK 3eElsp es ahq
pledge Fepul&iVnsfof the fulhllmsnL y 49,
here deolaTr La q nssti eFsTy INSTANCE s Sifsts
inttnt is suffering from pam and eXhAu>tl W. ~
viii be ipund IN ntteen or tWynLy minute5 ~
This vsrIsbfe Preparation fl the pFessript Oaoi
one of the most Experienct I'D aud ski iiu y
New England. and has been used 'Fi,h Neve1=fAiisk
- - THOUSANDS. OF CASES 10 .ra5a5li.sl
1t not only relieve- the child from pain bpO fngig
orates he stOnach and b'.ypSls, adiiy ll4
gives toue tnd eIit,gy TO the WhOls system II VIZ
almost iiIstHHtlyF heVe - = .l4 -zEa 2 - s0g
GRIPINGIN THE BOWELS, and WIND; OOEIQI
rernedfed end ib delth Ne IIIty Ii tie stBp at,t
remedy in the word, ia VI caas5 1T Dyse1iery
and DiarfhosT children, wethgf q arises Irof1l
TpcIhibg any Op1er ctllae. ~ ygpuld say ~ eN5
cry Mother he has chTid sufbsrtBg from hay IT Isl
foregoing com plaiut nOtel yuuri prtJudlcssi eF
the pref U!ces VI OIherss sgHil btwrgp ypg aud your
Aunerng Child and he relief lAal Will " S9tei yes
4 bsoluieg suIe " tgIl " iha liseo Ills MedicneI
R,,Iy each bottle S5is Eei5utbe iniesa ftIis SfC27
SIM lie ol CURTIS ( PEitKfNS, New PJrs = is eha
the outside wrapper. Sofd Dy druggists thF6a6 IuuOI
the World.
Principal Office, IS Cedar Street, New York
% PRfcE, ONLY 2J GENTS PER BoTTREsaoI
annfTa a aa IHHH Hn- lrg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01

DOROELAiN x KlTILkS AND
sahos Psnt, Tor sale by '-'' -
COLWELL q CO, -
arRfilH 'i''I- Ni tt q - Is3 ontario ST.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01

c. .HUssET, Pittsb'E. }. q. HUssEY GEO. SINCLAIR.
huaia HUSSEYS & COMPANY si,4 q .
INOAl. MERCHANTS, WHOLE
u SALE AND RETA IL fIsis ]. .rs In PittsburEh,
ss!uevilie and strip Vein CiiAb -. Also NAT COAL
for Smithiug. Office On the east side oi the AAeEe-
land 3 Pittsburgh r. Z. Coal pier GlsTehAnd, 9hi0a
Ur,srss- leit at Hussgy Mrbridr,s tMinHi'lW's q
M.-l.,tl-... viii r.,Is .,,,l .It.intian derlr-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01
.RTGHTS sPRINGREp B0T.

WRIGHT'S SPRINC-R Red BOT
VIZ EAM uia ths BEST thing 9f ths kind syeE.ig7
wen nEgdi 1ls ana over 9thsi
Splilg " SO1lsist N Us prsfissR
ike sBrlig s9ta PqtlqIns l1stead 81 haying Ione
6oarl glsts tEnRg On stli tF9R spEl as hq gems
T$iEET s ,FA fES q Sc x ~ q BED BOTTOMS 4
have number oi sOta wig 81 seting Ipqs-
penlleillly ~ sseh OtheTy bftFd to fhe Bi
e'ic sPFiug Spy cred With a Eogl9ed RQ9sR epYet,
about inches III dianeter. Each une OF tht5t
Springs. VIA sette without lstTging Tue rest. o.
Qre7snlinslIAI sqpsElaE ~ aay qfhsE id, tor4 thg
is4-Ii WIZ gss ,stsF (df The RattFass
so MI gSs 4lsEs S spi pqiss s iottst BED Bot
G is @ to fhs human iG 4 Jody aitch nor, atla
9erlFctly khgli a1y 0tiisr kIAd.sl 80 s..lq u. 1
10 Fts 4f4 4 iipL w Up s54sNsyo Ike fhe ths5
klA9 VI i9fi lpLiPL4 III u4 lF .sgiltifr4 y. -lI
kEs I A s0ttr tllAla auy gfbeT KIND. ~ .zlr --I
~ y lslsssi iiHkls-5 ~ get gpk ~ tOrdeFs7 81 s-gi
II Psfsgs, lhgHe bed B9tlQllsi are pgt SAT-
isns ftiisI ta srFl thsy San ~ s4rp Fle9i lId the
uUubEJ W y Eet t4llti ugEit zIJe. Ias1E ii n
IyJrS kXJsGp,lt E9P{et9rSl lsf be Right fqF thY
i 4issgi Az sale BY QI. t. gent +
angSidSE5yfs I u9iH egGt - QnlaIll, q E9sliLy
frI Z sE !IE n mr. ~ y iI1l L. 55 y~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01

ItAIFg WAphR. LIN Bid LAMB
~ PHAsTE r. EftaB asads CdudI,i sluioa. paetEsl
ass. for sale AZ tie lowest rata hgf st H tsIl
r1ayZ2 g1ll.raa. 4-. q Ark GAIeANRR = 90, "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01

. .RADLES-4MULAY, GRAPE VINE,
= etrdighf, &C., for sale Uy ~, 4 s..Il...i IN
ias5 --Ir-i .. .lairal''' q h. K, RAIN0LDS.aq
,IfnefsWgi ~ - ,r1u-iaii - oB Sn1,riuT street..
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DaaleIIlals q t.lIiszlIe a IA NaaEEk.aI 81. 4.

pee es Dugias sez give poplar sdvereHty
good bio in The paper. u ols.ol Is s,si77a
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vi ts55ea sss :a most
q ...WORD .FOR HEALTH-

''II - ~ 1ll0W0IUN - 40 D. I.II u lI4.lI
""-' o.'.i o. a'-.4- --'l...i.5,g l.-.4 s,I l.l,I
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TPEoTINE, INPECTLNE, ...a..,s,.l..i,..,. h. ...
" INPECTINE, 4INRE.EscTISIr, N n D. q. q '.'''.''
INPEoTIEE, IEPEOTINE.

eE'1t "D"HHuJ ai san .auoI - - asil4s...
-''""' ".v.iL "a, -------4-,1 u14It ,Jpyi4.t 81
--L-LL ~ -LL-LL---.L -L--.--.- ----..---.-- =
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DOUND ANDTSQBARE IRON

II EYNEsY' 4 JULES ROBINS
Il STSrs sII. en-, Islay NAT Rhi7 - ,n 81
ID, = Irish " Thlsky. Port ami y me ~ bona
Just recslysd. .-5. las. s. CU NstH gtA -,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01

D0AD SCRAPERS-PLANK-
s95sals l9EJa HE RAYtN0LBs.p ,51At 10 sI1s.f
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-03
97M r0naa...sayws oIosed and al


37h rOHpa---SaySs closed and FELL
HOenan gave him one on the head while
he had almost reached the ground, it be-
ing question Of foul play, but was not
perceived, and being considered as an
accident.
Ssh and last rOma-Heenan got his
arm around SayerS neck, and to all APP
pcarances was strangling him; cries of
"let him go,p take him off" were
raised. Heensn, however, stuck to his
hold, and the ring was broken into. In
the great confusion that prevailed, the
umpire was carried away in the throng,
and the fight was prematurely put to a
close, neither having been decided the
winner, 1t is quite evident that Heenan
was the best man, decidedly, and would
have killed Sayers if he had not been
pulled off.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-03

conduct in swinging the beetie-how ex-
cessively odd? l was SIRE you were mad.
And why did You insist upon dropping
the bug instead Of a bullet, from the
slsuip
WHY, 10 be frank, | felt somewhat
annoyed by your evident suspicious touch
ing my sanity, and so resolved 70 punish
You quietly in my own way by little
biz Of sobermys,ilication, Forthisreason
] swung the beetle, and for this reason
dropped it from the tree. An obserya-
ton OF yours about its great weight sug
geSted the latter idea.
Yes perceive; and now there is only
one point which puzzles me. What are
we to make Of the skeletons found in the
holc?'
This is a question l am no more able
to answer than yourself. There seems,
however, only one plausible way OF ac-
counting for them, and yet it is dreadful
TO believe in such atrocity as my sugees-
ton would imply. 1t is clear that Kidd,
ii Kid indeel secreted this treas .
IRE, which doubt not, it is clear that he
must have had assistance in the labor. =
But, this labor. concluded, lac may have
thought it expedient to remove all par
elephants in his secret Perhaps n couple
of blows with maottcl, were sufficient,
while his coadjuotrs were busy in the pit;
perhaps it required a dozen---who can
sell'
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-03
New YoRK. April %.


The Times London correspondent says:
II visited Heenan last evening, and found
him most comfortable and in excellent
spirits. He is anxious to fight Sayers as
soon as possible, If he is not satisfied with
the present result. The Indignation Of
the Americans here, and in fact large
portion Of the British public is loudly
aud vchemently expressed. The ring
was broken into by pacl, Of thieves, who
used the excuse to rob every one. It
was we'll known that Mr.. Heenan would
not he allowed TO carry the champions
belt out Of the country, and the English
men who had bet their all on Sayers, as
soon as they found their champion was
losing, resorted to the most unfair means,
keeping Heenan back and pulling him
down. A meeting of the Americans will
take place in London to night and you
may expect to see some controversies in
the papers. Mr.. George Wilkes will de
msnd the belt for Heenan, and viii furn'
ish testimony to prove that he is entitled
to it. OF one thing your readers may be
certain, Hrenau's rights will be properly
attended to, and his position will be
maintained to the LAST
The Tribune says: "A gentleman now
at the st. Nicholas, and who witnessed
the fight, says that, when Heenan haC
got Sayers in such a position that h,
must inevitably have won the battle
John Morrissey cut the ropes, and lei
Heenan fall to the ground"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-03

THE FIGuT.-The announcement Of
the receipt of news from England Gre
atcd an immense excitement in the
streets yesterday. The result Of the
fight was so different from what was OK
pcctcd that people were very 10th to be-
lieve it, and ii was notuntl the telegraphic
dispatches were made public that any de-
gree of satisfaction was attained. EX-
tras were issued from the Office of this
paper in advance Of all other sources Of
information. In the evening bonfres
were lighted and numerous demonstra-
tons were made at the virtual success Of
the American champion.--DetrOH Free
Press, ADrH 29B.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-03
Democratic County Convention.

A Democratic County Convention will be held at
the Court House, M Saginaw City ON saturday, The
18th day of May, at O'Clock 2 NJ, for the purpose
Of olectng two Delegates 10 represent Saginaw
County in the state Convention TO be hold at Detroit
on Thursday, the 3lst day Of Mny 1860 Also, two
Delegates 10 represent Saginaw County in the Con-
gressioual Convention TO be hold ct Port Huron on
tn 30th day Of May, 1860. The ratio Of represent
alton will be the same ms heretofore, to-wit; Sag-
nav City and East Saginaw SIX delegates each, and
each organized Township in the County three Dele
gates.
by order of the County Corresponding Committee,
W. l.. =. LITTLE Chairman
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-03

The New York Tribune is strongly
against the miserable CovoDE Investigat-
ing Committee in the House Of Repre-
sentatives. 1t thus speaks of it:
"The fact may as well be stated that
this whole business of developing poll
teal scandal By legislative Investigations
has already been about run into the
ground. Intelligent, fair minded men
are growing sick of it. In so far as pub
lie functionarics and other recipients Of
public money arc required to give an
account Of their dealings with the Treas
ury, we uphold the claim to the fullest
extent. Even this may be abused; but
it is saluiary conservative power and
we rejoice in seeing it fearlessly #, search
ingly exercised. But dragging private
citizens or those who were private citi
zcns when the acts as to which inquest is
made were committed, before Investigate
ing committees, to be catechised in Sc
cret under circumstances which secur,
them no protection from insult moi
against the most inquistorial and imper
tinent peering and prying into their pr
vate concerns, will not answer. 1t mus
. be strictly limited or utterly stopped"
When the most prominent Republican
in the Union thus speaks, it is prett.
evident nothing can be made out Of tn
partizan charges against the personal in
tecrity of the President. The republi
cans hal better give 1t up. -
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-03
VALUABLE TESTIMONY
IL rAvOn or THE oxrarxArrD BIrrrns.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June To-
Having made use Of the Orygendted Baiers, pre-
pared by DR.. Geo. B. Gre n, OF Windsor, VI, and
from knowledge obtained of their efficacy in other
cases. we cheCrfully recommend them 10 the public
believing they will fully sustain the Recommendation
Of the proprietor. We hope that this valuable
edy may be so generally difTuscd throughout the
country that il may be accessible TO all the afflicted
SAMUEL Is 5, , PHELPS T. Senators from VT.
JAMES f. SIMMONS, L. S. Senator from Rhode
Island
Ut MoREHEAD, u S. Senator, and formerly
Governor of kentucky
l.. III. ARNOLD, Member Of Congress, and for
merly Governor Of Rhode Island.
WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE, U. S. Senator, and
formerly Governor Of Michigan.
M. L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wis
cousin Territory.
Such testimony as the above is worthy tho conf
dence Of the public.
JOHN II. PARK, Proprietor,
Cor. Fourth = Walnut Sts Cincinnati, o.
Sold by all Druggists
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-03

SAD PIcTURE OF MATTERS IN Iowa
We find the following in the Lexington,
Ken, Observer:
Those Of our citizens contemplating
moving TO the North or Northwest had
better ponder well before doing so. -
Let them read the extract or = letter from
a gentleman OF high standing residing in
Iowa, and think il the change is a dcsir-
able one:
"Do not trade for anything in the way
OF real estate within the limits Of the
State Of Iowa, with q view Of selling it
at any price within the next five years"
"The value Of lands is nominal you
may count it at Sl,25 or $40: neither
price would bring cash. have just sold
lands bought in the county north of your
county, for which l paid so in 1857 f.,
(good lands,) at 81 per acre and that in
trade"
81 consider lands anywhere within the
limits Of this State, unimproyed dear at
Sl,25 per acre, except in counties border.
ing ON the river"
NO man living out Of this State can
have any idea Of the hopclcssness Of the
state Of things in Iowa. Speculation has
been the ruin Of the State. The river
towns are so flat that they can never get
up again until there is an entire change
OF population. Towns themselves are s,
hopclessly in debt that they can ncvel
get start again unless by paying off in
debtcdness by reputation. This place
which contained a population in 1857 o
$4,000, is now reduced to less than 10,
coo, and people leaving just as fast a
they can get money to get ava.
upon. The place is in debt one millioI
GRda qaarteri and she, as well as Dubuqu
Ct al along the river, are now talking o
repudiating! So don't own lands in low
if you can avoid it 1t will make yor
just that much poorer
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-03
AUG. c. BALDWIN,
J.. O. WILLIAMS,
j L. KlTTON,
j, VI. GRISWOLD,
q. +. LEWIS,
A SHERMAN,
April 10, 1860.
Democratic state Convention.

4 Democratic State Convention will be held in the
city Of Detroit, on Thursday, the 3lt day Of May,
1860, at O'Clock A. NJ. at firoman's Hail. for the
purpose OF nominating candidates for State Officers
and Presidential Electors and the Transaction Of such
other business may properly before the con-
yCntOn,
The ratio OF representation viii be the same as
heretofore towit Two delegates for each Represent
alive in the lower house of The Legislature and one
delegate from each organized county not attached to
q Representative district.
BY order Of the state Central Committee,
S D LLWOOD Secretary.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-03

FROM CHARLESTON The latest news
from Charleston, to May 1st, is that Vir-
ginia has resolved not to secede, and
Maryland, Tennessee, and a majority OF
Kentucky, North Carolina, and Missouri,
will remain in the convention. No bal
lettings.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-03
BUILDING.
1860.
1860.

l into a copartnershp, would respectfully announce
that with the best Of facilities and the advantage Of
a long and varied experience in tho Carpenter and
Joiner Business, they are enabled to execute all
work in the line promptly, neatly and cheap Our
motto is
'sExCELSIOR."
And we feel satisfied that we shall be able to give
entire satisfaction to all who may favor with their
patronage.
Plans, specifications and building agreements fur
nishod. Sash and Blinds Of superior quality made
rs cheap rs any in the city.
East Saginaw, April 25, 1860.
j. " McFarIin tenders his thanks 10 the people Of
this city Cor their past liberal patronage and hopes
FOR he continuance 10 tho New Firm. n30-ly.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-03

a FINE SOUTHEAST Sunday there
were twelve vessels moored at the differ
ent docks along the river, ell within
sight, and with their colors flying; they
made beautiful appearance.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-03

LUMBER BUoYANT.--A lot Of lumber
was sold in this market last week at the
following prices: culls, So 90; common,
So 80; box, $40 90; fourths, SIG co;
clear, So 90.
This may be accounted for from the
fact that the logs are now nearly all out
of the streams tributary to the Saginaw,
and the stock viii fall several million.
short Of the original estimates.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-03

DECLARE YOUR INTENTION OF
our foreign born population Who desire
90 vote at the Presidential election should
lose no time in declaring their intentions
70 become citizens Of the United States
Saturday he 5A day Of Nay 'eia5s The last
day for doing 50. Go to the county clerk
Office and get the necessary papers