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East Saginaw courier., 1861-11-12
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And this Is positivcly the LSe4c Gait r''sa'1'
East Saginaw, August I, isGlar Z.
CIIANCERY NOTICh.


C,TATE Of Michigan Tenth JndtoHrl Circuit Suit
- pending in the Circuit Court for the County IT
Saginaw in Chaneery, Mt the city Of Sagiusu on the
l4th day Of October, A. u. 1861. between William
Gray, complainant, and Joseph I Copelapd. Mary
j COPELAND Samuel Copeland Ale evpuaor v. Walsh
Samuel Coulter Calvin Howe, and the President
Directors and Company of the Washington County
Bank ana volncy A. RiJiey, ~ satisfactorily ap-
nearing hy the affidavit OF William Gray that the
asfendants Alexnndcrl Il Walsh samuel Coulter bud
Calvin w Howe are all non-i csidents OF tbs, the
said State Of Michigan, and arc residents OF the
State Of New York, and that The Defendant, .the
President Directors and Company of Washington
County Bank s a foreign corporation created by the
laws Of and located and doing business in the state
Of New York On motion of WIN l.. Webbor, Cpm-
resident defendants and said forrgn eorpornton do
cause their Appearance 20 be entered in said cause
within four months from the ac of this order and
that IN case Of their appearance they eause their nm
swcr 20 sail coinplanants bin OF complaint hlcd IN
this cause to be fled and copy thereof scrvcd on
the solicitor FOR said complainant within twcnty ds
ater service on them of said bill and notice of this
order and that in dcfut thereof said bill be taken
rs confessed by them.
And il Is further ordered that within twenty days
the complainant cause Il copy Of this order TO bc
published in the East Saginaw Courier of East Sag
NAV in said County and State and that such pub
location be continued mt least once in each week Tor
six successive weeks that he cause copy OF thts
order to bc served personally on said defendants at
least twenty days before the time horeu prescribed
F7'5 A. s'GAYLOBD, Circuit Court Commissioner
~ I-'f l-A ii Saginaw County Michigan.
wIILrlM L. wrbBrR, sopr for Conpl't sai
1rffHauf "...N trur CORY fWu Mott Re,ristcr
East Saginaw courier., 1861-11-12

All goods warantc cd to suit OF the m0uey refunded
o. exchau for other articles nj the bayeTs' Op
tion A trisli is solicited .s '--rr-tf a.f. g. 81.
s1,plsass remember tho location, next door North
Of ths Post ofcc and opposite Sagnlw land -Oniec.
-sss1, lrtse.n .. sc.H-. GliEEhE d BkOIHER
b East Saginaw, July "A is6l s--a...t 90 t..rrrp
East Saginaw courier., 1861-11-12
lNN J. B. SCOTT, rM
ship MIRGHAHIT AND SHIP BROKER,

Will ATTEND TO THE
PURCHASE AND SALE or VESSELS,
WILL PROCURE OARGoEs FOR VESSELS,
Aud Supply Vessels for Cargoes, Season Charters &c.
ID eing Proprietor of six good Vessels am prepared
ID TO transport Produce, Lumber, Slaves, Timber,
Rail Road Iron, Pig Metal, Coal and Stone, to and
from any Of the Lake Ports, reasonable terms.--
Lumber delivered 10 Albany or New York, at cur
rent or special rates 'aa.r. .IaaI'. ba1.
q Office on Atwater, between Randolph and Bates
Streets, with p. l. Price & CO.. coal dealers)
DETROIT, n27 MICHIGAN.
East Saginaw courier., 1861-11-12
NoTTcE--
orrlnr errrln E.SAa snr Me-. Co.

orrIce opr,m E,Skq SAT- MF'G. Co,
East Saginaw, Oct "a, 1861.
NOTICE u hereby given, that Wy 4 resolution of
- IN the Board ~ Directors adopted this tuy, a
further of two per cent uron the entire
CspitaiStockpft Oomig,ns vas icYied,ppyablc at
the SccrctaIy's Office in East Saginaw as followH
OF one per cent (being IL cents pc, shssey the
= 18th Nov 1851 n Ike snh Dee lB 1861 like Gum
Jsn'y Ia, 1862, ard \ fike suni Feb rs, 1862 .i,
BY order N the Eoard ~ Dircctops
.''lt- :. WM T. WEBBER, Sco'y
~ I AGsR,' Cpuntx an1 FeYt slvN - 10
IJAi ~ siIsDEEs
East Saginaw courier., 1861-11-12

J'IIB cbof excellcuce of thls map is, thati gives
~ L. apcrfcctly accurate plat with all tho latest
corrections and additions OF Saginaw Ciiy,
East Saginaw aud tho other points mentioned,
with the location ol sieem muls, salt Works, and
prominent business points, II gives also the cor
rect survey of the Grow, Riley and other rcserya-
tons apd the location OF heroads built or protected
Tho map is rot up IN good style hhndsomeiy mount
cd on rollers, and isa cheap useful and necessary
article, for holders of Tropcrty in this vicinity.
'afor sale Ny WM. BINDER, Saginaw City.
.t,,oe ls Ie6t
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l., R. HONEY,
FULL PARTICULARS

FULL PARTICULARS
OF my stock cannot be given, hut below will be,
found an enumeration Of the leading articles:
q ffirrtrsss9 9e AL kuds git and hcsyy, for team,
'earriage OF fancy; Saddles, Spanish Columbia and
Ainercnn /; MisecHahc0ss, Jiat.rs, Brides Surcin-
giles, Bits spurs, Mutingalcs, Curry Combs, Cards
Brushes, lIru.h Brooms cheaper than the cheapest.
Whips the best assortment Of Whips in Northern
hiichigm, Horse MIXTURES, East tcrn made Horse
Blankets full trimmed and lnod, or not lined, as dc
sired, cheaper than thGy he sold in the State.
Ifhip iashcs, Euckskn, OIL lengths, from to
tweysrfeSt CJHars) loston brsy Collars, Scotch
aad other patterns, all Of Iay olyl- manufacture.
CANNOT BE JNDERSOLD.
Gear this in mind / ON determined TO put all
Articles down to the very Lowest Prices, anil defy
Scmietition. 2. sitl ~.
rrT ssie +, CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
And Eeparing Of all kiuds deno IN vorkrnanlke
nanner aud with prom fncss aud dispatch. Cash
aud the highest price paii for Hides and Hheep pelts
Lumbcrmcn, Farmers osisincss men, ovcryDd call
before you purchase os loavc orders elsewhere.
n, g. Western and Southern Funds taken
Pavement Cor Dctts -nin.infnf L. Ii. HOVEY,l
East saginarv, Nov. %, 1850 s'n'lbhi)
East Saginaw courier., 1861-11-12
Il EA ID A III S I
lll' rr.. t1lL T q .r.sl.f .....t
All parties indebted ia tbe lrm Of r 10
a.. NM ID TEr L Gn

Are notifcd that unless they cnHimmcditcy NJ our
once In the new warehouse IN tho dock, settle mp
and mako arrangemcnts TO satisfy The claims we ho
aganst them, said claims and accounts viii be pa
in process Of collection by legal means,
East Saginaw courier., 1861-11-12
MIDLAND CITY HOTEL
GEO. II. BALL. Proprietor.

THE PROPRIETOR bcgs leave to inform the
4 public that he has iust opened his new and com
melious house in Midland City, who're he will cvcr
hc ioun, ready to suit aDd satisfy all who Will oblgo
him with their patronage D--N,V
p Midlaul city, cetoter II, ls6l hl2isH -
East Saginaw courier., 1861-11-12
uwrruofr FrRTHER NOVICE

We are determined 70 have a full settlement n
this tiu.e with everybody aud respectfully cal a.
tention 70 the fast that ia regard TO enforcing 1t L
legal means, II needs be, ...,..- .-...tl
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iEs BcrLRa, AGAIs..-The Massachusetts, Nj
litia General is in a fair Wayt become famous.
He is almost the only General who gets his
name in the newspipers-the only one who
issues flaming orders and makes bonn tic
speeches Gen. Scott is nowhere by the side
of den Butler. and We should not be sur
pris.d at any time to learn that old Chippewa
had been Superseded by old Picayune. The
latter made II speech 10 the multitude" III
Washington, Thursday night, when, accord
Ing 10 the Star
He said that he had always been a warm
friend OF the South, while the South was
Ioyal to the Union When they shall have
laid do wa their arms he would again be their
friend, but 50 long as they Continue In their
present rebetlious position he would meet
that rebellion only with cold steel. Inc
breaking up of our glorious Union he regard
ed as 4 much more dreadful event Than the
shedding of blood, This Union had cost too
much OF blood and treasure To be thus torn
asunder, and so help him God, he would never
par, with 1T for any thing less Than ii cost
He held every man TO be his brother VINO
stood with hiiG in defence of the nlG Of our
nation, but who dissraced and trdmpies on IT,,
a traitor OF the d-epes dye. TINS Union must
be preserved, though every man capable OF
bea airing arms on this side OF the ArctIc re-
gions perish in the attempt 10 sustain it
(Cheers II the thirty thousand men now
here be- killed in endeavoring to maintain the
Union there are thirty thousand more ready
to step into their places their places can be
taken BY an hundred thousand men and theirs,
In turn, by a quarter OF million, and when
no more men left the ladies Will take u p
their broomsticks and rush 10 It's defence -
Laughter and loud cheers SO tar as he WAS
concerned, he should take no step backward.
His face was TO wards the Sonth and he in tend
ed 10 keep IL in that direction.
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BONDS OF THE CoSFEDKRATE STATES The
New Orleans Picayune thus describes the
plate engraved in that city for the Confede-
rate bonds:
AT the head of the plate is splendid Wig
nette representing commerce, agriculture,
trade and manu- fac lures. Two beautiful fe-
male figures represent Commerce and Agri-
culture, the one holding a sugar cane, and the
other n sickle, ana near her a sheaf of wheat.
AID bale of cotton. On the right is a ship
under full sail, and one in the distance. On
the left by the side of Commerce. is the shield
OF the Confederacy, with the ten stars and
the three bars, while in the back ground is the
tall chimney of a mandatory, emitting its
cloud of curling smoke. This chaste and ap
propriate design is a most artistic piece OF
work, and WAS executed in the short time oil
only six days. at the foot of the bond are
twenty one coupons of interest. They art
printed on paper of fine texture, made of sill
and cotton.
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~ ............Special Notice..

$4,000 WORTH OF
ELE q A ~ IT y r g Q % . >
FOR CASH ONLY,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
ia consequences Of the general financial derange:
to sell OF our superior and desirable stock Of
ID K Y 90 o ID ;,
at GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business as soon
:sr thi. day svsry srs,sl: .,s a, s, PEiMf
In H0UsEkEEPING GOODS, our stock IL very
large and complete, consisting Of
Table DAMASK,
Linen sHEETIS8,
Pillow Case LINENS, ~
TOWELS, HUCKABACk, @s.' &C.
'p'enai' sLRGANT DRESS SILKS,
and al, The latest STYLES of French and EngIisn
FABE CS,
for Ladies' and Childrep's Dresses Ior 'pi'As'
Winter and summer.
BosIERY GLOVES, HDkFS..
noei 81 wis CLOAKs and NANTES,
SEA Loo sUfRTTN0S and SHEETIEGS.
yr.YNRLS and BLANKETS, Of every descrip-
'9 pRRIsH LINENS and DIAPERS.
RoWRAZINES and BLACh ALPACAh-
Is-ue stock Of Goods for SEW ANTS summer
ana Winter Clothing -, 80 IT,,
sE Purchasers are invited to cal ana re see ior
ils Main street, Eagle square.
u.B.-All persons indebted to as, wiz please
,al1 and settle their accounts without delay, as
l0 ,og sn lnsnissn'' Will A'' - A K P co.
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sE Bakers Premium BI,,ers.--Are you 9

n Baker's Preml nun Bltters. Arc you
Dyspepticf If so, take BAKERS PREMIUM
RlTTERS. They are the only panacea for disease.
90 you sufsr FROM Con tipation, want OF Appetite
or Indigestion BAKERS BITTERS never fail
to cnre each and all Do you feel feeble, debili-
tated restless at night, and incapacited for bust
ness BAKERS BITTERS will invigcrate your
system, entiee the drowsy god TO your pillow, re-
fresh your SAUNDERS, give you an exuberance Of
spirits, that will make the labors of the day az
mere pastime Vegetable in their properties, and
prepared with skill they are adapted to the cure
If all diseases of the stomach and bowels and act
with electric rspidity upon the blood Ind liver.
Price so cents per bottle To be had of all Drug
sists. NH It's
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fillmore Exchange, o!

RgAcrIoS.-Says the Baltimore Exchange, of
Friday last
Everybody who is conversant with the tone
Of the Northern papers during the past ten
days, can scarcely have failed to notice that it
has gradually become less declamatory and
warlike. The reason is obvious; the popular
excitement, which burned so fiercely for n
while, is exhausting its fuel Men who.
lew weeks ago, dared not open their lips IN
depreciation of the war, are now beginning 10
inQui what good result can possibly be &c
com plished by an appeal to arms. Letters
written by various merchants and capitalists
of New York, to their correspondents in thi
city, state that every third man may now be
said to ba opposed to entering upon war
which could only be prosecuted at the expense
Of a vast amount of blood and treasure, and
which must end, after all, in a separation De-
tween the North and the South.
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STARTLING News PROM ILLIyoIs.-A military
company in Chicago recently passed the fol-
lowing resolutio
" Whereas, Since General Beauregard has
shown so much Of the milk of human kind
ne~s as TO request the departure OF the wo-
men and children from Washington before
Saturday :" Therefore be it
" Resofped, That said Beauregard be hung,
when caught, with rs little torture rs posi-
BILE"
We marvel (says the New York Day Book }
that they propose to wait TO catch him before
hanging hint is moderation not usual
with Republicans in these days.
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ALUM WATER.
w AT = X OF II Z

"A r.. - Il 4
w ROCK BklDGk ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
BOTTLED AT THE SPRIN
The undersigned have constituted the house OF
dENEKAL . AGENTS Tor Or tie UNITED STATES,
AID the CONFEDERATE STATES of AMERICA.
The reputation Of this water, as medicinal
agent, is established in Virginia, and many parts
of the South and is rapidly extending over the
whn-e country. The important fact Is now well es'
tablished, that it Is one OF the few Mineral Waters
which will bear tran sportat. on, and that it has
been kept from two to Ave yea RS in glass, without
apparent damage, either to IFS taste or It's medical
qualities.
The many remarkable cures performed by it in
Dysycpsid, Chronic DiaTrhnG ard DyseHteyy CtronE
Lirer Disease, Scyefula, and ali GIandiar and Sin
Diseases Chronic Nerrcus Comoints Bronchitis, Piles
&c, have attracted the attention of the most emf
DR.. Cartwright, OF New Orleans, says: "fn
truth, know Of no water liz Europe or America 80
rich in medical substances as that Of Rockbridge
Alum Springs
Dr. Moormsn, resident pt ysician at the White
Sulphur: "lt is a matter OF no little Importance
ens eeaey Of tbs FoekbrdgPs waters in
strumous diseases especially. They have long
stood a reproach to our profession and never, but
in these waters, has a remedy been found that de
serves the name of speeihC for their cure
Our pamphlet hlled with letters OF the mos
eminent physicians, clergy men, lawy ers and ali
classes OF our fellow citizens, who certify their
personal knowledge and experience of the viz
The undersigned have now completed such ar
rangements for bottiing and transportation az
they confidently believe will enable them hence
growing demand.
CAUTION The unprecedented success Of this
Mineral Water not only az used at the fountain
by the visitors who have thrOnged thither, but by
invalds at their distant homes, has naturally had
the effect to bring into the market, to some extent
other waters bearing similar names Therefore
persons Who wish to use this water will do ell to
apply din ectly to the Undersigned to their gen
eral agents in Richmond, whilst the trads will, IN
all cases procure their supplies through the mouse
of PURCELL, LADD & Co, by whom also they will
be furnished with the proper certificates and show
bills.
The ALUM POWDERS or MASS, being the re.
siduary salts of the water, obtained by eyapora-
ton. have keeH found by long experience to re-
tain the med zeal virtues OF he water, and to be
excellent substitute for the II is sent with
entire safety by the mail, and TO remote points
where the water cannot easily be transported.
For full particulars, see pamphlet.
We will send the pamph ct, ost-paid, on appli
cation by letter, addressed TO
FKAZlER RANDOLPH, Proprietors,
Post Office, Alum Springs,
kockbridge county, Va; or to
PURCELL. LADD Co, General Agents,
p,p q
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A CRAkAcrER.-There is an old cofored
drummer in one OF the Roanoke companies
now here, who served in the same capacity
during the war Of 1872 He still looks hale
aud healthy. and upon being asked whether
marked, ives, masss I exnect TO live TO vii
oio Liekum's skuit." This is charac ters lii
Oh the general feeling amongst all the blacks
VINO are now serving ia the ranks Lynch
burg pr9tatda.
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Who WILL SrARvgr-The New York Da,
Rock ans uers the u ups ton:

WHO VIII STAkVEE -IHe NBW 1UrK DHy
Book ans wers the question:
The mistake that Mr.. Lincoln and his party
labor under is to suppose that the Sonth will
starve il they do not sell their cotton. This is
u grand deiusion. All the br eadstuf neces-
sary for their existence they can easily raise
on their own soil, and II the South did not sell
a pound Of cotton for one year, it would by no
means ruin her, Will, Ii would send starva-
ton over the entire rid. The products OF
the South as We have often shown, are OF
more interest to us and TO Europe than to
herself The white mechanics, farmers, mer-
chants, &c, of the North. make a larger per
centage of profit out of the cotton crop than
the south does. This war is one, there ore
waged against our own bread aud but tier, and
we shall find 1t out before we get much tarth-
er into it,
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Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, has agreed TO
. marriage proposed between the Princess
Alice and his Grand Ducal Highness Prince
Louis, OF Hesse. ms
Don lsidoro Ayaujo de Lyra. editor Of the
I'd 10 duel.
German eompositors can lind lucrative en-
pioyment ut the office OF the Saedtiche Post,
ChaFiestop, 8. u.
Horse. whipping a Secessionist has been de-
cidsd by "a jury Ia Wyoming county, Pa, as a
perfectly legal and constitutional act.
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d A. BODEKER & CO., APOTHECARlEs
go AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN STREET,
NJ near Old Market Richmond Va, will keep
IA on hand general assortment OF pure Drugs,
Medicines, micals, oils Paints, Window Glass,
Putty Dye Suits, Patent Medicines, Brushes, Of
all kinds; Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid, AL
Seeds, Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, snuff,
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours with special
care, by members Of the nrm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and tho most reliable medicines fur
nished. tao
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AE-We weuid advise the soldiers In camp
10 nse BAKERs PkEMIUM BITTERS NJ sure
core for Dysentery, Bowel Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Nervous Headache, and Ague and lever. These
Rittors have proved to be the best medeans made
in the south. They can be had OF all Druggists
In The city Of Richmond, and elsewhere in vir-
xinia. NY "a
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- ArrkNrInN. ANGLEKs!-

ATTENTION, ANOLEkS'n
&sEsSFRksH SUPPLY or ! n } ~ ~
TACKLE, Bel am low opening the most com
plets assortment OF FISHING TACKLE ever offer.
ed In Richmond Amongst nay assortment nAy %
found all the variety of HOOKS, such As tifsia'A'
besides full assortment % HOOKS on Cat aHi
Gimp; also. Cat and Gimp extra. kigssd siAes
with Floats and Hooks eoInpi sts; Sea orzss tSa'
and sinkers extra, Cotton, Linen ana fl~A
Lines silk Lines, in great variety, a9d o. US
nor quality; Trout Flies and Reels; WAXING
Cane Fishing Rods, Sc. cn,rs
Also, lost received, a n ne assortment OF wa
celebrated FIyE-sH0ork Rs, all sizes
JAMES WALSH,
Maker and Importer Of Cans, Hises' ss'
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GETTING A SUBSTITUTE. New York
DAY BOOK has at last heard OF one Wide
$500 W ~" eaine near going TO the war; but
his wife told him he must get a subs titute-
.'But what will you do il don't'" inu uired
be. "Why, get a substitute for YOU was
the fair ones reply. He had a reasonable ex
cuse for not going with his regiment
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NJ Physiological View of Marriage
Containing nearly 400 pages. and 100 fine plates
and eugravisgs of the anatomy of the sexual or
game in a state Of health and disease with trsa-
Use on self abuse, its deplorable consequences
Of trestment-the only rational and successful
mode Of cure, az shown by the report of cases
treated, truthful adviser to the married and
those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts of their physical condition. Sent, free of
postage, To any address, receipt of rs cents In
specie or postage stamps. by addressing,
fs 2d-i&swsm DR LA GR0IX. Albany. N.
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An EsaLIsH opIkfoS. is stated that tn.
London Post, the organ OF the Palmers Tor
government, acknowledges that Presiden
Lincoln has "a right both to declare a block
ade OF the Southern ports. and to treat Sou tn
era pFiyateers, when captured, as pirates"
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- AKTiFiCIAL TEEIH.-:Iass

ANTIFTlTAIa ZEE y II. 10
AXeY CHEOPLASTIC AND VULCAalrs
&C. W. JONES, Dss.
-LLII TisT, having the right for the shows
mode Of making Teeth, and beiag Satisfied d -
absolute superiority over all ether methods, eAn
with confidence commend 1t to these desiring 'n.I
or partial sets of teeth and especially such as may
be dissafis aed with those they are now uslns.-
fhe perfect adaptation Of the plate TO the me1lh,
and the suction thereby secured, enables him -
Insert ons or more teeth .eitAosa dIsPs This ne
thod having been adopted by those standing hlsn'
est In thu profession, North aud hoath, testino-
those wishing to see them. Sets Of Teeth. Oh god
or any other plate, will, OF course, be made io'
those preferring them. FiiliBg, Cleansing a'
tracing and ali other operations gently and th9'
roughly performed. Teeth extracted BY sLs''
TRICIfY, ar.thotst pain. ,,.
Ry osSes Main street, opposite Corinthiss
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pEDFOKD ALUM AND IODINE MASS.

This article is prepared from The water of the
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by =
careful and scientific method of evaporation.
whereby all of the NIP eral Ingredients and medi.
cinal properties of the water retaine In IL
Impaired. Call and procure a pamphlet OF our
Agents, containing certificates Of Prof. SAMUEL
JACKSON, of the J ferson Medical College, Phila-
delphis, and also twenty other Physicians of emf
nelce, testfying to its efficacy in various dts
eases. The MASS and WATER is kept for sale
Druggists, Richmond, Va
T. ECHOLS q SONS,
10 13-dsm PropEietors.
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1861,

HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW 0oops.
ROBERT L. DICKINSON, .
fsuccsssor TO Binford, Dickinson i WeistRer,)
No. rs Main Street, Richmond. Va,
Has open and In store full and rompleie stock OF
HATS CAPS, and STRAW GOODS, OF the latest
and most fashionable styles which Will be sold ~
Wholesale and Retail, on the mosf fAversois
terms.
The attention Of merchants 10 most respectfully
nILiTARY HATS and CAPS made " order at
the shortest notice
Cash purchasers viii dad 1t TO their interest 10
m III ana ar amin NV stock before purchasing
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DENTISTRY.
GEORGE *. STEEL,

szs- GEORGE Is. STEEL,
&as94@R DENTIST,
UYTWeA Office and residence on Main, be-
-IlIi Stwssn 7th and Sth streets lhrs
doors above the spotsw Ood Hotel. Richmond, Va
Having been engaged in the study and pfseties
OF his profession liz this, his native city, taes The
year 1873, ne feels oufdsnt OF giving satisfaction
TO those who favor hiIn with their patronage.
an 2g-lm
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sss--s' -'--'. -. - - =
H Special Notice.

Prom this day, until further notice, We shall
sell our goods only for CASH, or Its equivalent
nv s--tg nam IL n. FhIGb u Co