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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-15
Con gers
MAGIC REGULATOR,

CURES NERVOUS DISEASE OF ALL KINDS
CURES CHOLERA.
CURES CHOLERA M0RBUS.
CURES DIARRHHA.
CURES DYSENTERY.
CURES BLOODY FLUX
CURES CHOLERA INFANTUM, OR
DIARRHEA OF CHILDREN.
CURES VOMITING.
CURES NEURALGIA PAINS.
CURES SEA SICKNESS.
CURES HYSTERIC FITS.
CURES CONFUSION FITS.
CURES PALPITATION OF THE HEART.
CURES NERVOUS FEVER
CURES BILIOUS FEVER.
CURES FEVER AND AGUE
CURES NERVOUS HEADACHE.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES DELERiUM TREMENS.
CURES any disease arising from n derungvInUnt
Of the nervous system.
This medicine has become celebrated for its mild,
certain safe, immediate and egeet1al cure of tho
above Diseases.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-15
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
A Beneroiem Institution established by special En-
dopment, for the Relief Of the Sick and Dis
treSsed, afflicted nth Viruient and Epidemic
Diseases and especially. for the Cure Of Diseases
Of The Serddi Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting
lNl Surgeon, to all VINO apply by letter, with de-
scrption Of their condition, Gage, occupation habits
of life &c. and in cases of extreme poverty Mcdi-
cnes furnished free of charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhea, and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispcnsary sent
TO the afflicted in scaled letter envelopes free OF
charge. Two or three Stamps for postage will be
ceptablc
Address DR.. J. SKILIIN H0UGHTON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association No. 2 South Ninth
Strcnt, Philadelphia Pa by order Of the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL President :
GEORGE FAIRCHILD, Secretary 34-l
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-15
1861.
FIRE 81 MARINE
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital, One Million Dollars.
Assets, JuLr lsT, 1860, $I,fSI,SIo 81
Liabilities, 51,0GS ca
Losses Equitably Adjusted and
Promptly Paid.

TINE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS herewith
l. present to the Stockholders and Patrons OF the
Company their FOURTEENTH SEMI-ANNUAL
Exhibit Of Assets and Liabilities, showing the con-
ton of the Company on the lsr DAY OF July, 1860.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-15
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE!!
Harnesses for the Universe.
Saddles, Trunks, Talices, Fixtures,
&C., &C., sc.

FULL PARTICULARS
OF my stock cannot be given hut below will be
found an enumeration Of the leading articles:
Harness Of all kinds, light and heavy, for team,
carriage or fancy; Saddles, Spanish, Columbia and
American; Miscellaneous, Ilalters, Brides, Surcn-
gles Bits Spurs, Martingalcs, Curry Combs, Cards,
Brushes, Brush Brooms, cheaper than the cheapest,
Whips, the best assortment Of Whips in Northern
Michigan; Horse FIXTURES Eastern made Horse
Blankets full trimmed and lined, not lined, de
sired, cheaper than they be sold in the State.
Whip idslles Buckskin, oil lengths from one to
twelve feet Collars, Boston Dray Collars, Scotch
and other patterns, all of my own manufacture.
CANNOT BE UNDERS0LD.
Bear this in mind l am determined to put all
Articles down to the very Lowest Prices, and defy
competition
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
And Repairing Of all kinds done in a workmanke
manner and with prompness and dispatch. Cash
and the highest price paid for Hides and Sheep pets
Lumbcrmon Farmers, Business men, everybody, call
before you purchase or leave orders elsewhere.
N Western and Southern Fvnds taken
Payment for Debts. L. ID. HOVEY.
East Saginaw Nov. %, 1860
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-15
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
ANTHONY sCHMITZ.

HAS opened an Intelligence Office at his store in
IL Young's Block, for tho benefit Of persons seek
ing employment and those wishing 10 hire Servants,
Laborers or Mechanics, either of whom win do. well
TO give him call.
East Saginaw March 30 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-15
PRINCE OF WALES!

TNHE PRINCE OF WALES, HAVING AT
Il last left shores of his native hills, and the
excitement of his visit having in measure subsidized;
l am now prepared TO execute upon n more liberal
and extended scale than ever, Ambrotypes, Ferreo-
types, Photographs and in short every style of pic
turc now in vogue in the neatcst and most approved
styles
In connection with the above, have established a
Gift Enterprise in which those sitting for pictures
will be entitled to prize, where the price of pictures
amount to one dollar or upwards guarantee per-
feet satisfaction or no sale. III. N. EASTMAN
p. S. - Mothers requested TO bring in their
children in the fore part Of the day, to avoid the
crowd of the afternoon. III. N. e.
East Saginaw, October %, 1860.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-15
BENTON HOUSE
LANSING, MICH,
WIN: HINMAN,

WIN: HUMAN, Proprietor.
TIME Benton House has recently been refurnished
Il in tho most substantial manner, and the Pro-
prctor feels confident that he is prepared to meet
the wants of those visiting the Capitol who desire
the comforts Of first class Hotel.
The building is of brick; rooms large nndair
and situated in tho most pleasant part of the city
Lansing, juno 20, 1861
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-15
C. D. PATTEE,
w. l.. T.. LITTLE s. co.,

Bankers and Exchange Brokers, buy and sell Ex-
change, Bank Notes, Gold and Silver, &c. Will
give prompt attention to Collections, and remit
drafts at current rates Taxes paid for non-rcsi-
dents, and all matters connected with Land gen
cyprornpty attended to. EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-15
ASSETTS.
sI,4sl,slO 81
LIABILITIES.

Claims for losses outstanding July S54065 76
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President
A. +. WILLAMETTE, Vice President
j. MILTON SMITH; Secretary,
JOHN MCGEE, Assistant Secretary.
New YoRK, July lst, 1860.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-15
PEOPLES BAKER "
Corner Of Wellington and German Street,,
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN.
LANES NJ HENDERsoN, PROPRIETOR,

JAMES II. HENDERSON, PROPRIETOR,
Us prepared 70 furnish all who may favor him with
A call on short notice with all kinds OF Family
Bread and Domestic Cake baking, also Bntter Crack
ers, Boston Crackers, Soda Biscuit Wine and Cali
ornia biscuit Sugar Crackers, Hard Dread, also
Graham Bread, which win be sold rs cheap as can
be bought in this city or any other place. Fresh
and stale bread always on hand Orders filed dis
atehed and all articles manufactured of the best
uaity. -
PRICE CURRENT AT THIS DATE.
Butter Crackers, per pound, by the barrel, , cents
Boston 4" ~
Soda Biscuit !" - !" q
Hard Bread, a
Sugar Crackers, ["
Common Cakes by the hundred, 30
Best Cakes, %
This being the only place where can be found all
kinds of Cake and Bread, il is really tho only
PIRS II @ Il A S s u x Il x Y,
In this section Of the State north Of Flint.
Il. Sag Oct 4, 1860. J. DONNELLY. Baker
, 1861-09-12
Deepening the Soil.

Almost any soil may be made to reach q
certain medium degree Of excellence, but in
going beyond this, much will depend upon
what sort Of subsoil there is beneath it it
Inay be too open or gravelly to retain mois-
ture or manutes, or it may contain qualities
poisonous to the roots of plants. The soil
may be deepened at little cost and to great
advantage when il is undeilaid Sith strong
muctuOus, fne.grained suhsoil Of loan or
clay loan, that holds q fertIlizing matter
well, and 0n suitable exposure to the atmoS'
phere sla! es or disintegrates willingly, 50
that II is susceJ tible Of fine mellow tilth.
A suhsoil of this kind brought tO the sur.
face by deep blowing, enlivened by atm0S.
pheric influence, high manuring and thur
ough cultivation, aud mixed with the older
surface soil, will give better tilih and in.
erased production; the land better with.
stands the pcculiarities Of q too wet or too
dry sea-on; the rOuts form a stronger hold
upon the sol, and the crops are not 80 easily
injured by winds and storms; the manure
may be suitably inclosed in mellow earth
near the surface, where il has greater and
more lasting effect upon the land; and when
the land is laid down TO grass, ii holds out
longer in productive moving, because the
roots, having a deeper range, do not so soon
become entangled in web near the surface.
and the sod is not so soon bound out"
With dressing Of 25 loads Of compost
rer acre, It would be safe TO plow eight or
nine inches deep where such a subsoil is
tur' ed uP-with 40 loads per acre, still
deeper-suppOsing that six or seven inches
was the maximum depth previously attained.
This is going down two or three inches at
once; but il the subsoI is poor, or in.
clined TO be sandy or gravelly, and the sur.
face soil is loose and hungry, the process of
deepening must necessarily be more gradual,
bringing up not more than an inch or so Of
the lower soil at each rotation Of crops, aud
manuriug that generously. As in ali other
operations, good Judgment must preside
over ones attempts To deepen the soil, and
the particular circumstances Of the case in
hand must temper and govern the action.
Where deep blowing is to be practiced, it is
usually desirable to do It in the fall, and
give the uptnrned subsoil the benefit Of ex.
posuse TO the action of the weather till the
following spring. The cOmmon grubworms
and the cutworms are good deal disturbed
and cleared out Of the land by late fall
plOwing. But Gall blowing is not absolutely
requisite, and II convenience were better
consulted by blowing in the spring, il may
be done then with success.
, 1861-09-12


Dnr Ror IN LrvIso TREEs AND VrNEs.-
Iho Londun Gardener's Chronicle, noticing
the unusual prevalence of disease among
gFape-fiues IN England this year, attributes
i IL part TO The effects Of dry rot. This
great destroyer Of timber, as is generally
kuuwn, CONSISTS Of a minute fungus, which,
BY IL growth, disuIqlnizes the substance Of
TIE uood. making ii hriille and worthless.
lho editor Of the Chronicle, Pruf. Endley,
Is onnrinced BY repeated observations, some
Of them made a. far bach as lS1s, that this
fungus may, under certain conditions, estal
Iish itself upon the rOots Of living plants.
i FIRST attacks those which, from other
causes, have lost their vitality, and araduAlly
advances until tho whole Of tle roots are
destroyed, and The plant perishes. Rotten
voOd lying IN the ground may, at first, be
the seat 81 tie fungus, from which Il may
extend 70 an unhealthy root. In the case
OF two erape-gines, recently inspected. the
dry rot was plainly the cause Of their death;
where it originated was not aseertained.
Tie presence u excessive moisture, or any
canse tending TO weaken the vitality Of the
rUola, would render vines or trees more
liable 70 attack hence the importance Of
gell-drained border. Il may also be
worthy of consideration whether the use Of
chipdirt IN the grape border is not OBJ.
FASHIONABLE, for fear Of breeding the destruc-
tire fungus.
SoN1No SEKDs.-Nature covers lightly.
She scatiers seed from the ripening stalk,
for rains 70 wash into the earth, or The fall.
i1g leaves % cover: The gardener often
, 1861-09-12
Conf and RhsumatlmS

Nay b cnIed with the saiest ceFtuntyR n large ou1h
Titles q The Ointment BE- vel worked into the complain
ing parts, and this perseverengly done for ms time
II y no use 70 smear = On The skn rnly Il mus b. Rol
into the system. rske - many Pills nightly as viii act
tuo of tnfe times during the ~ hours e1cheu the use
Of cqhe. and ell smulanll. When these cumnalnls aFe
leaving The system. he Viruence q he eomnaint re
auoufIV noonie % incnnana
, 1861-09-12
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, 1861-09-12
The Action Of the HsaIi. DrupSy.

This last named direAse q commonly preceded by n
regular actcn Of ne heart, and dicult resplFaiirn
uhlru symptom. are aluays severe. and um bad
"a uuna unleaa pluptr means are rsaarled 70 IN Hao
uaysunIvaed Ointment end Pills the drnpsicai patient
viii ever nnd succ0ur the present relief derived from
The use a these remedies J. marve0usy duir and pre-
seserance N The steady application Of this famous Oint
mcnt. invariably resnlls u cure They act with such
energy on the circulation and absofbeui system that the
dropaoa aud vanisheas and TIE sufferer finds n the oD.
preaiye ympioim daily decline IN natural health re-
turna. 5t7Ef
, 1861-09-12
IndIssr,ilOn Of YOulh.

Sores ulcsrs, and uuelngs, can with certainty BE-
cured II this Ointment he thoroughly rubbed an around
the complaining parts twice or three dsv keenin9
them cogertd with hnen rag npTOad with The aams.
The Pills must Be taken accoFdng q The printed al
rectou1- The blood being IN impure slate pef1o.
verance = neceaaFy. Fromhumane n0tiVcs letters of
advice viii BE- answered Qraint0ney 10 ave caaeH.
the Pills end OIntuent should be obtaiued n ths neigh.
6oshnod q is nneDE, and not from HolloWlys Ef1b-
, 1861-09-12
GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pub.


the undersigned, having been under the ireatmenl
Of Dr.. u J. .CEapkay, although nnsoliciied hel called
upon 70 give publicity b. the efficacy Of BIZ ireamru
hoping that BY doing 20 may he lnatTnmennl IN pfa
venting others from the fearful suffering and mlSfr whcf
Inexperienced, and sheh 80 often result rum tho peIi
c0Us praclce Of preteRdea Ny tlstase has been that
Of physical and meual debility whish follows IN eo1a
qneDce o. indtseretions In youth. The agrniea whkh
endnTed are peFbape unnecessary for 70 deiali tht
are known to those who have exnaFienced them. Huo
y TO say that having called the services II d. J:
Cztkay Into requiaiiion, ell the exTectatiuua phrb
may have formed Of him were more than TenllEed.
would therefore recommend DR. Czapkay h al Who mny
ind themselves aiieird with that dreadful mandyi ny
oject 10 andonr bring sympathy f6r suffering huIauy
and g heartfelt desire Of relieving them. u ! s.1i
d. J DAHLEE, Prinie. !,
On this 3lst day Of July, AID. 1856 before pe wmC.
Jewe Notary Public, personally appeared y. fehe1
known 70 me. who, being duly sworn did dapose anf
Say, tha! The conieutsof The card herewith agntq
IN witness whereof, have hertunto set ny hnnd 80
affixed my olcal seal the dav and year ah1ve VlieA.
tL.s1 WIN. Q. JEwETr. Notary PuhAo.
, 1861-09-12

The ingratiiude Of man to bis fellow man i 50 olcn
met with IN life that testimonials prompted by the liner
feelings Of the heart, are cases IN the life Of those who
ell Walton OF tie lie Of Trail mortality. Empricism
n1Ods the columns Of our press with fraudulent and
hctons letters, singing pgans 10 the worth Of theroWn
eg0tistca charlatanisn. Below We append ceFtfcate
frm worthy man, wlo, bTiel period since, seemed
destined 70 shue of bis mortal colt; vino luoked of
ward 10 his diHsnton with that pleasure which only
restored him b bis former health Relieved from bis
terrible situation, and iupelied by gratitude. be makes
known bis and his agent and bis statement
IL auihentirated hy Notary Public. The demands of
society imperately command iis publicity and ~ gwen
more 10 the unWaFy than % sUnnd The pr ses Of
physician Of whom scores Of like eases can be cited.
, 1861-09-12
Bad LsgL Bad Breasts StrOiulOus Sores and
Glundular SwsIllngs

In such the Ointment operates surely and with
the psF nrcted. after they have hsen f0Fmenied with
lukeuam water The purifying and cnr.live poutfs II
lhs mafvo0us unguent hays itied. Anyald SIRE.
n bad hIcaaia milk levers, ~ action u W0nderfn
Giandnl.r surllngs nay soon BE- ledncsd By following
the nrlulad fIreclinna
, 1861-09-12
THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture,

By HEERY SFEPHkNs, y. r. s., VI Edlnburgh, and the
late Y. Norton, Professor Of Scientific Agriculture
70 Yale College, New Haven. vols. Royal OctaVu.
l6UO pages, and numerous EDgnyings.
This Is cOniessedly the most complete work on Agr-
culture ever published and In order to give Il a wider
price 10
So for the Two Volumes!
When sent by mail [p1st padl 10 California, Oregon
md washington, the price will be o. To every other
part OF the Union. and 10 Canada, [pOst paiil s6.
~ This Is NOT the old " Book Of the Farm"
Remtanees for any Of the above publications should
always be addressed post paid. to the publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. 81 Gold street, New York.
, 1861-09-12

0rlocal weakneas Bervuus debility low splri lnl'
veaknesa Of the llmbs and hack, lndanan and -
pAhiity Tor labor and study dnIneai of apprahol y
loss Of mtmnry. aveIslod % nuolfly live u Eoli1.
unidy ell diIuet. dizziness, headarhe, intulnnily
dschargea, pains In the side, antrllans Il ne -
are cured By the Justly celebrated phy1can and 1uI
L. CHapkay. Hls method o. curing diteoau
unknown 70 eihenl and hence ths Gfual shccc1L ~
Consultations, b. letter or otherulle, me. t
ean FiunlAoN
, 1861-09-12
The EldnsyA Stone and Gravel

In these complaints, the Ointment 1ao acts like Z
cha N, providing Il is very ectuny rubbed over thl
regions Of tbe kidneys which 70 viii penetrate and gvl
almost Immediate relief while the Pills should be Aker
according % the printed decions. when the most ex
, 1861-09-12
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Pfibatc lJeeicaI ape SVtgica' institute
Established in 1as4.

Steamship compdays eoIos Sna FraHeiscO.
Established in 1854,
For the permanent Cure Of all Private and hronic Dis
eases, and the suppression OF Quackery.
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. ,PKAY, MD,
late In the Hungarian Revolutionary war; chief phyut
clan 10 the 30th Regiment of HnnVes chief surgeon
10 the military hospital of Pesth Hungary, late Lee
tufer on Diseases O and children and honorary
member Of the Philadelphia College Of Meditine.
Particular utenton paid 10 the treatment Of Diseases
peculiar 70 women and children.
AT Once h0uFs-FTum AN. t9P Pan.
Communication strictly confidential.
IN. Permanent cure guaranteed, ar no pay. Consul
tatins BY letter ar otherwise. irre. 1Eu
address DIR. l.. J. CzAPKAY, san Francisco.
, 1861-09-12
mn.

Prompted by an honest desire of my heart, wish q
laN before the public o case which dearlvs . cnmmen
aiion, not only a. act Of scientific ski but that q
humanity als0. About two yean agn. suddenly, and
nom causes unknown 70 me. Waa eeized with hl Of
sPep>y wh b. Owing 10 my inability 10 meet the sx
penses conecqnent rp0n thorough medical treatment,
and the dacniragemeni which met with on attempting
it SOnn became such (ar then led 10 belev ario
defy the skl Of any physicisn. vas ittquehty. while
In pursuit ~ my calling thrown dow b. the ground
without the sl hiest warning; and although lnrenslhe
10 the agonss yet despled The miarIiea Of ny M and
soon learned TO lCk upor those who Wnud Rner aassi-
ance OF shelter me nun danger eBemies who eougt
to probing the existence n my miserea W. Ne IN th1
state, and having. previnua 10 my sctl0n. tasted The
sweets cf life once m1re induced 10 attempt aek-
Inc aid Of physician and by Recommendation, called
upon ". J.Czpkay. ltodhm cf ny eiFcumslnnces,
and 0f my inability t6 reward him f,r bis Rryices, ~
gardess II which, however, he At once undertook ny
case, and, with the blessing e God WaS once more
restored 70 perfect health. Unabe 10 reward hlm iot
The bfnn which empty Ut present. and yet conacnns II
nv indebtedness, ! consider u dne % myself and 81
'ctsd 60 make the pnlc. IN order that th0e n
nee Of medical advice may end phy sician In whom
every canndenre can Be placed.
lL.s.l M.YlBlONkKY
Stat of California. County Of San FTanrisco. sub
.c.led and sworn to before ne, this lst day o. August
ISL GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pub.
, 1861-09-12
CURE IS AT HANpl
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT
Ssabulls ErupilOnI, as Sore Head, and SrrufalOhS
SVsIlinsL

n this powerful Ointment be well rubbed into the
parts entcied al skin disease will he speedily overcome
acts not ~ Repression, but repuison. Il enters the
but consilnllonaly purifying the whole system, nean.
tr.1lng al depFayed umonrn, and efeoiing Fudical
and complete cure. The Pills should bo takrn as an
auxiliary % The Ointment. as they are 50 prepared as
70 act in unison With Il, hsiating aud confirming the
conqne.t Of DE dlaaaae.
, 1861-09-12
IIpIlaIa. TIssraI.d gar. ThraaL md QuIn.sy.

The above complaints have Tor tWerty years been
ireated with Hjlowaya Ointment and Pills With p-rect
success. The eures have heen so remarkable speedy
aud numrrona that these oen fatal diseases ere more
easily cured By these medicines than even the common
sore throat, n taken 10 time.
, 1861-09-12
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, 1861-09-12
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DIR l. J. CZAPRAY'S private Medical aud surpic,,
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Opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Comuapvs ,fEss'
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Sc The following letter. which emphatically sne,I
ior ITSELF was written by the Dean Of the Faculiy n
" Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal" San Fra ,rI
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, 1861-09-12

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-11

OLD ABE on Hrs TplvELs.-The President
elect leaves Springfield this morning en- route
for the White House. He travels In special
trains, accompanied by numerous suite. The
arrangements are all completed; no outsiders
are to be admitted to the Presidential presence
and office beggars are particularly requested
to clear the track. Sundry offers of o military
escort have been very scnsibly declined, but
receptions by the local militia will not be OBJ
jected to. Among tho military gentlemen ac-
companying the Presidential party Is Colonel
Ellsworth, Of the famous Chicago Zouaves. So
'ne soldiers who turn out to do honor to Ola
Abe must put their best foot forward. Without
doubt the journey Of the new President will be
after the manner Of q triumphal march, e,nd al
together the most agreeable Of his official cxpe-
riepses.