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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-05

cure a lot, and erect building thereon
suitable fora place of public Worship
They have displayed most OommendAbls
energy and perseverance, in the nndsr-
taking, and as a result have succeeded in
securing fine location on the, corner Of
Hoyt and Warren streets, have put up
and enclosed framed structure thereon,
which it is designed to use hereafter as a
residence for the Priest, and furnished it
with seats and fixtures for Temporary use
as a church. Services were first held
therein last Sunday, under the admins
trationA Of Rev. Father TscnrEDKR, who
will preach there every evening during
the present week, in the French aud
German languages. Next Sunday, Rev.
Father SMARiUs will hold service there
in the English language, commencing at
10 A. NJ aud Up. nj. He will also lee
ture in English every evening during the
coming week, lecture to commence at Z
o'clock. A generalinyitation is extended
to all to attend the service and lectures.
Father s. has the reputation of being an
accomplished scholar and an eloquent and
forcibls lecturer. : " '''"'
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-05

LIQUOR AND MISCELLANEOUS STORE
Read the advertisement of TR. FOLEY, in
this paper. He has large stock Of
Liquors, and avery extensive assortment
Of almoot every thing else.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-05
The East Saginaw Salt Mfg. Co.

This Company, the pioneer of the Val
ley, to whose energy and perseverance
we are indebted for the development Of
the boundless wealth of brine undorlyi
our soil, are extending their works and
introducing valuable improvements in
manufacture. Since the first day Of Sept.
they have erected works for 100 more
kettles, aud arc now running 200 kettles
night and day, turning out large
amount of excellent salt. One Of their
great improvements is the use Of large
boiler, the steam from which, in addition
to pumping, is applied to heating the
brine for the purpose of removing the
impurities usually deposited in the set
thing watts through theiagency Of lime
This method is used exclusively by the
works on the Ohio and Kanawha rivers,
and has the merit not only of dispensing
with the use of lime, which has delete
rious effect on the salt, but of settling
tn c brine ready for the kettles in very
much less time than any other application.
The expense of preparing for it is about
$1,000, but the Company are amply re-
warded in the quality of their salt
Another noticeable feature of their works
is tha erection OF oapaOious sheds for COW
ering fuel and also for guarding their salt
after packing, from the weather. The
Co. have turned out about 10000 bbls
of salt, which finds ready market at good
prices. Their shipments to Detroit to
! fill orders in October were $500 barrels.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-05

THR ALBION UNION HERALD, Is the
title of new paper just started at Al
bion by our acquaintance Of "auld lang
syne," NJ. T. BENTLEY. la appearance,
and news, and miscellaneous arrange
ments it is very proper paper, but in
political sentiments about fifteen shades
too dusky.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-05

PRoGREssIss FiNELY.-The walls of
the New Brick Block which Jesse Hoyt
is erecting, on the site Of Curtis, Bliss g.
Co.'s old stand, will be finished to-day,
and the roofing put on at once if the
weather will permit. The two corner
stores, from cellar to third story above
ground, are rented to N. W.. CLARK &
Co., by whom they will DO occupied as q
heavy jobbing and commission House
The third story over these two stores is
to be used as sail loft.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-05
Nomc aMatters.

~ ~ NOA g
u No sun mo moon 80 II
No rnorn-no noon
No dawn-no dusk mo proper time Of day
VI Nosky---no earhlyyiew-
" No disience looking blue ~
No road--no street-no tother side the way
No end 10 any Row
No Indications whore the Crescents go
No top to any steePle-
,No,recognitions Of familiar people -.fvv
No oourtcsies for showing 'em- e.
Noknowing 'em
No travelling at all--no locomotion--,
No inklipg Of the way no notiOn- III !
'''No go"-by land or ocean " =
No wnrmth--no ehoerfulness e, no healthful ease
No comfortable feel in any member
No shade no shine, no butterflies, no bees.
No fruits, no flowers, no leaves, no birds,
, November! ID "a ,l1 stfrial .- s-7IIooD.
-1liaf NO ri irf A
No favorable news-no fun
No life in any one Hi
No sound potatocs--no dry decent wood
No beverage at to take % i'"A
No fry, no boil, no bake, 11 ..sie
To any wholesome food OBJ 'F"' 'A
From horrors Of protection
No electioni -.a rIr.
No trade in any line
No salo for pine 4- '''
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-05
SHEET IRON WARE,
OF ALL KINDS,

LtttJti 2 ~ - IrIsIttI
Manufactured to order, Of the best material, and in
work manlko manner. stoves put up, Pipe fitted,
Eavo Troughs and Water Conductors made and put
up, Repairing promptly attended TO, Kerosene
Lamps made Cited with Burners and Chimneys
Camping Utensils made in any desired style, Lun-
bormcn fitted out with all essential articles for Gull
nary Purposes in the woods Zinc Boards for stoves
made to order, and everything required in this branch
Of mechanical business done promptly and we'll
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-05

New Goops AT MARKs.-Our merou.
rial friend II. NJ. has just received the
most of his stock for Fall and Winter
Trade. "With head awry and cunning
eye" he salutes his customers, and point
ing with huge satisfaction to his pile of
Clothing, Furs and incidentals, intimatss,
in the blandest,manner conceivable, that
+" Marks is sound" Certain it is, that he
is "alwaysoD hand" and always gay and
happy" His stock this Fall is ample,
and his terms favorable. Give him call.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-05

AsHlNGToN, NOV 1.
The following letter from Gen. Scott
was received by tho President on Thurs
day NJ: 80 s..-t .....,..,..
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-05

vi CATHOLIC C#URcu SERvrcEs.--Some-
time since we noticed that the Catholics
Of this city were making an effort to pro-
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TIE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

d. Henry stephens FRS of Edinburgh. and ~ ls,s
Y. Y Norton. Professor IL Scientific Agriculture n
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IbOo paFss and numerous tnFfavings.
This is,eoi<ssselly, the most complete pofk on AZ.
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Union. snd % Cansds. pos. paid. 80. ~ This wo,k
i SOr the old Boob ofihe Pam"
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LEONARD SCOTT co.
No.bt Gold -rset, New Ycrt.
December ~. ga
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purse bad you not expected to Be paid for

purse had you not expected to be paid f0rl
It,"
Sir" said the widow, her tone indig-
nant. her thin form towering; and Q. the
whitening rebuke in her vnice and manners.
The stranger paused, holding the purse IN
his hand; then drawing forth the smallest
possible coin that it contained, offered it to
her
For moment she drew back, but then re-
membering that her poor bays were hungry
at home, and in bed because there was no
fire, she burst into tears as she took it, say
ing, This will buy bread for my poor chill
dren," and hurrying away, she buried the
bitterness Of that morning in her own heart
II vas four o'clock on the same ,lay; Sa-
rah Goodwin sat by scanty fire, busy sew
ing patches on the very poor clothes Of her
-four boys.
run to the door, Jimmy" she said to the
eldest, as a loud knock has heard.
20, mother" the boy cried. returning, "a
big bundle for US! What is It. What can
il be-"
"Work for me, perhaps" murmured the
widow, untying the huge package. when sud-
denly there came to light four suits OF gray
clothes, with four neat black shining caps,
each set exactly fitting 10 the dimensions Of
her boys. Almost paIalyzed with astonlsh-
ment, the widow remained on her knees, her
ewes riyeted ON the wor,ls-.A present for
the fatherless;" while the buys, apprupriat
ing their wardrobrs. danced about the floor
shouting with glee.
What's in the pocket heres what's in the
pockets" cried Jimmy, thrustlng his hand
into that receptacle, when 10! out came the
very purse Of gold the widow had returned
that morning.
A scene OF joyous confusion followed, and
the voice OF prayer ascended from Sarah
Goodsin's full heart. Again and again she
counted the gllttering treasure. Five hun
dred dollars Ii seemed an almost endles.
fortune. How her heart run over with graf
itude to God and the stranger.
She could not sit still. Throwing on her
bonnet, with cheeks glowing now with hope
and happiness, she ran back 10 the hotel to
pour forth her thanks
A carriage stood at the door laden with
trunks behind. The driver mounted The sea,
as she reached the steps, and turning lei
head, there within sat the mysterious stfan-
ger with the tong beard. She had not tim,
to speak, but he Nodded his head as he saw
her with clasped hands standing there, ncr
very face seeming prayer embodie'l.
Sarah never saw the eccentric stranger
again. She took a little shop. aud stocked il
well. and put her buys to school.
/ To-day she is the proprietor Of hand
some store. OF her four BOYS. two are min
listers, enc is doctor, and the other a lhrlS.
ing merchant.
Nobody knows where the man with The
long gray beard has gone, but i he Is lIriag
and hrs eye meets this, he will have the con
ISOLATION Of knowing the noble results of thi.
generous deed toward Sarah Goodwin and
her four boys. Peoples orgal
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THE AMERICAN
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A Novelty in the Art World!
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Give the devil his due. Certainly saws a
contemporary but it is better to have no
dealings with the devil. aud there will Dc
nothing due.
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from lAe suo.hern FieIl ana Firssils.
A WEEK

A WEEK.
week Of time. sh what is i'll
That one should grow inpatient,
And wish The passing hours were gone.
The Aeeting moments spent.
TweFc better faI to sigh and mourn
To have that little week return.
A week Of lime. lis but a speck,
bubble on llfe's rolling sea,
4 grain Of sand upon lis shore,
An atom Of Eternity.
A passing breath, sigh tone,
Are emblems Of a week that 5 gone.
A week Of time, one little week;
How much Of life is crowded there!
lijoy or grief o'eraow our hearts,
They find relief in tears or prayer.
How much Of feeling, sad or sweet,
Ii centred in one little week.
We should employlthe flying hours.
Nor sadly brood DER discomfort,
Give 20 the winds our sickly thoughts,
And be TO future good intent.
Then weeks, and non;a. and years will seem
pleasant, but transient dream.
Hollywood. MElonrl
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SOUTHERN FIELD and fIRESlDE,
A Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper
Published in augusta. Georgia.
DR.. D. LEE, Agricultural Editor.

DIX. ID. LIE, Agricultural Editor
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
WIS is The title Of Weekly paPef devoted to Ar.
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graphical In utility il will be sil thai the hest ~
rculura science and practlca knowledge u the South
can furnish. weekly visitor 20 the homes Of SOUTH
crn planters and farmers il will be- more useful and
acceptable ~ hem than any monthly journal Of equal
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contributions from the mesl pleasing southern writer.
Of both Much latent talent will be brought to
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people.
Full many gem 81 puesl ras Serene"
will lish before the admfing eyes and cause gene
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The Agricultural Editor will b. DE-. Daniel Lee The
guisted Prof q sgfiebiius 40 the Unissrsis
n Georgis ~ many Ta.i ntIhr soutken
Guiiiyainr. and leading roniriuisf ~ many NssiL
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81 The National Ihiesencer, and southern Liiefaf.
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