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discovered at Last :
GREATEST CURE IN THE WORLD FOR
PAIN.
Pres, ChaS. De Grath's
ELECTRIC Or.

ms ms OIL Is me only sure remedy IN the world for
INC CuIe .! h"enhdiISni, Dealhtss. Gom NsurslSi,
LumhngO, Scahca IInal and Bronchial =, r,,I.Is,-
! Tic DO;Oreux, Headache Crarnns Crn,,n p'P -
Ohs Spralhs ana Bruises, Gus and WoubJ. S,r.n.I
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Ear-ache' Ner'ousnesS. CosrIvcness Rurn. a..
Gums ol leethIng Infants. Hemotrhogo 49,. 90
Necks Broken breast, ChIIhlaus JSs,,ar S,.' IIA
Frosted rect Fever and Ague. Chnpprd b.nds A.
any pseaSeS 'nal are sore or painful Is The onlv ,rI
Gle ever nronghi before the public thu will do il.
work perfectly IN EGm three to twentv ,n,rn,. L.
been used toy thousanCs and nronou,;,..d - j. 80 -
best remedy ever discol cred ~ 10 As
Ihe oll "ciS on The system with elscricy-i.. Of
preparation Not he slightest danger
lappFlhg tOui "ardly or inwatdy atnrca -.
permHI eni cure-n most cases from , 10 go,
minutes. " " '"'Hy
The best psychologists of Europe .hav. ,l;Scov.r.s
lhai al organic arrangement OF the animal s,s,.
the effect OF an ObsIruciICn OF The thvsi,.T - :!
IA the organ diseased. skllful apnc,; ~ '.'.
Oh puts immediate motion to The nerve ana ~ -
cure is al"hce ace OmpshG9. No bIeed,,a -. - - -
itng. purgng or blsIerIng ls resort.t =, s'-HO 'eA
REmARkABLE CURES
E,, WI nS gwen IL any Of The following persons
SIOO II they are not of the highest respe,t,bi,x :.
the city OF Philadelphia aud vrinIlv IN
- Rhe"mdftSm-F. DuFFY. Esq ,cerner of Iocp,, -
Twelfth ST., Philadelphia N'' avs
RheumdtiSn-W. BLANCHARD 2O6 EIsv.D,L -,
Philadelphia. ~ @"ss''
Rheamatsm-JoHN CLINTON. 70 ~ Ninth a, Phil.
10 David SlrcHtch. No l. ,burn =, .
SPr0'"ed WriSf-W franklin. % S Eighth =, =.
Fetnm-W. kncads. 24 EghIhsk .
SjsrGiaed WriSt-Jt hn Pible 4O6 Aroh
"af-James Logan, 2 George EST
AeHraigid-Dr WOOd. Ruuds Mns,un
;, IH;fa"'matory GoIi-G. W. Humphrey. Fiji 81
Dickensun streets. Phiiadelphia ''' F"A SAa
RIeumdtiSR-hIrs Sarah Sutt,n 40 8,
street, Philadelphia ''N o"nth Eighth
Rheun'ansn'1S Stetson, Filher, st, .b F,b,h y. !.
IoSS SpFGne% f." AASI Ss also Enlargement Of Eo ois
md per hottie Try evsrythin. els, n, % 10.
nare .e 'F'al For sale by dealers aud
For snle by VIVA TemDIe Ao.., Jsn3l ly
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Southern Rebellion,
Thc WAR for The Union.

history "iihe Rise and Progress OF the Rebellion
anu consecutive Iaralve Oievens and Incidents from
'he hf'' Stage OF the treason against the Republic
uo"h To the close OF the conflict together with impor
tant dOcumenIs extracts from remarkable speeches,
&c.
n order to accommodate all classes of readers three
editions are issued:
l. In Weekly parts of 80 pages, nt 10 Cents
q IN Semi Monthly paris Ui 81 pages at 20 Cents
s. In Monthly puris OF I2s pages Il 40 Gems
ne want OF an AUTHENTIC and THOROUGH History
oi the Rebellion. Tor present aud future pre-
ersVallOn, Is the subject ol general remark
10 meet this want. and to produce a work Of perma-
het value as we'll as O present interest," the publisher
mas arranged for the issue OF the history as above sci
i"rth-'ln lOrm AID al price which shall render il
acceptable Ia All
lhIs work the first weekly number of which was
punished on August 2ls has received the unonafed
"hc' mIumS vt the press aud OF leading citizens No.
Douy VIII read without satisfaction; II should be in
the hands OF every Union man
10 he had OF all newsdeaers, pOsiInasters and book
sellers every where
Subscribers sending One DOLLAR in a good bill or
postage sldInps To the undesIgned ITO whom all Or
ders ATE TO be dIrecleI viii receIve by mail post
paid ten weekly numbers.
IN ordering c"pIes, the full and exact address, with
Town county and State should be given IN every IN
stance
Competent agents wanted in all Towns and Cuun
Hes' FREOK GERHARD, GENT AGENT,
81 Nassau st Post Box 4OUD New York CIV.
Spl9
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Important, If True

| AND EVERY WORD is TRUE
FOR upwards OF three years past have been enpa.
ged IN business which has Welded me al the rate nC
S5,OOO per annum but being desrOus Of going TO En-
rope in the course Of few months i9r The puTpose nl
there introducing the business am willing to teach
1t to any one who will send me 81. The business is
no hnmbug but OF highly useful and general char
acteT adapted to the Of both cities and VILLAGES
and one that any person Of ordinary capacity yo1nr
or old male or female, acquire with few hours
practice, and by which they secure a yerv hand
some income Several young ladies' who have re
cclved instructions from ME. both IN New York 81 lie
aud Pennsylvania, are earning upwards of ss2O nar
week by IT, and there IL no why any one else
cannOI do The same. InvaIids. even, can do we'll bv
IL. as II Is no peddiing affair, hut busjr ~ thai *
perfectly respectable. Gentlemen and ladies NJ Io;
who would like to learn the business far tbe,
own amnsement or pleasure will find the praci,ca
it pleasant pastime. and one they will take greai
interest IN II. On receipt OiSl, will send printed
instructions by Which any person can readily acouIre
the art, and these instructions will also contain every
particular relative 10 carrying It on so that il will ne
highly profitable. The purchaser Of the "prnted in
slrucOns Will he authorized 10 teach il 10 others
and have something's received as hIgh as 5000 for
teaching II presumably to single individual / No,,Id
state further that 50 30 SO will buy every thing Thai
is necessary 10 commence the business with and lbe
arIc' can be got almost any where in city or c0un
try, or II preferred, can furnish them. Address
ALVORD T.. PARSONS,
35m No 50 eriy ST., New York
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NATIONAL FAMILY NEWNPAPEP
THE HOME JOURNAL.
FOR 1862.
MORRIS AND WILLIS EDITops
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.


ne" series Of this universally popular famil,
newspaper VIII De commenced on the f urth day o
January neTt-prned, us heretofore on the me; y
paper and with the best ortype.
BESIDES Inc ncessant labOrs of the editors On IN,
various departments olIhe paper. lhe beaullu stor,
Dy an American Wife, called
e. hris time.
which has never been equaIled by any similar pubi
cation, and Ihe f
L0OKINGS-oN AT TIE WAR,
VIII ne continued IN the volume for 1869. In this SC
rles Of sketches, Mr. ills will continue ro giv .n
better studied and more deliberate views of ibe
movements as are impossible to the haste oC
tor the daily papers: including of course sketches
OF the prominent men, and descrlDIions of tho ,osy
stirring scenes at the seat of war
number of other
ATTRACTIVE AND RACY FEATURES
will be introduced. Among these new work
By EDWARD s. GOULD, ESQ entitled
JOHN DOE AND RICHARD ROE:
Or EPISODES OF CITY LIFE
This work OF Mr.. Gould will be carried IN Tho fill
proportion Of a modern novel; ond wII there fore. oc
cupy our columns continuously for six months
Also an original novel, entitled
WHO Is THE HEIR!
BY BARRY GRAY.
Also, a new and beautiful
ROMANCE OF TO-DAY.
ny OLIVER BUNcE,
author Of" Life Before Him." "A Bachelors Story.
etc, etc. And
SOCIETY CORRESPONDENTS:
er letters from The leaders of our lashnnabIe circles
IN New York and the other capitals by which o, r
readers will be unmiStakaHy kepf Informed of the
changes and progress of what commonly unde s,uud
by the " cav wOrd'-a portion OF our fellow bengs |
about whom there is no denying, we all feel moder
aIely news-lovmg CURIOSITY
All the former peculiar features will be contipued
and several new ones added
TERMS One copy. 80; three copies, s5-or one
copy for three years 50; clnh of seven $40: cIuh
fifteen, $50 and at that for larger cIub-oIvavs
IN advance Address MoRRIs AND Willis.
EedItors an ProprietOrs, I07 Fulton 81 New York
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and Water seasons wolld respectfully inve ar
examination Ot stock aud prices from those intend
ng to purchase, as am enabled afford them very
desirable intucemeuts
All nay Fars have been purchased for cash and
maize ny experienced S:d competent hanHs. and as
me present mnmeniary troubles render necessary
1aat should dispose Of nay goods very small ad
Vonce cos.
am satisfied that it will be the interest of those
"uO ues'gh purchasing, To give me "A cell. sep-5m
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Steam DYPing and Scouting Es.
laE}iishlMema.

MRS. T.. W. SMITH
No, 80 N. Fifth ST, bet Market and Arch PAILADrI
PIIA
DIE" + Goods of every description dyed to anv CO.
Il lcr' Ladies' Wearing Apparel of every descrIp.
non dyed IN The most fashionable and permanent co.
'rs' aiid finished III superior style Merlno CASH
mere and Grape Shaws. Table and Piano Covers
carpets Rugs etc. Secured. Pongee and Silk Dresses
red, ed ali cuinrs. and warranted equal to new
N.B-tirntIemen's Clothes Cleaned or DYED on
reasonable ierals. ' VA
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X. WELLS
t II OF 0 crap hic Caller
NJ. T2I ARCH SrrpEr.r

q
NJ. i2I ARCH STREET.
o.,oo FIILADFLTHiA.
one OF 'ho lar gest ar. rnusi c,.rl ,i,.I, lr,
~. :, .,'f - "her" ihe hest Pclurcs. kuowr,n
notoSraph'c art, are Iakep q: p,,,r,
s~' '"'l are Taia Tor n.I>crahle
nv, CarirdiurrS
me ProfrletHr j Pracjlcai iTu,srr.,Lsr .,,..I.
ny every sItiIng-aId allows r;c,r. -
'',e .'a,'eTy uic'S II gives perfect sar,lsrs,
coass re- "hd Amarni!Ic cs ui stserI or Lo
litilus' i'hoI, CRASHED 10 any r.tu,frN sza y
best Artists. f"''eu III Oli' oy lac
'y Pic''re' con he taken in anv weak
- "ei't'' ~ 'Io1dy days rs nhru Itr M .L,..,
,oaX,i'f 'i>''hs 'he rIj' aie respectfully invited
~ Nini"e our Hptc.mehs, winch ior urc. and ,n.i
" Ge!y competition. i anu 4usl-
~ instructions gwen II. Tho arr Of rboIoo,s,,hv
H. AEWELL
GALLERY or ART
~ Arch Slrcof PhliadeIrkIa
COMMENTATORS:
FROM ti"n LEWIs b. CAMPBELL N c ohi.
My family and TRENDS all curcnr IN ~ -;
% ,hnI me lNe"eil PIcIuie more life like lb,, ,sv
thIng they ever saw Nv hkTne., H., 80. ~ 10y ~
edly taken by different Artists II, y,,,cu. ,va',
nave never yet had one which prssens so ire :. a.,
as this. - U''e''~A'S
From Fro, Hon. + JOY MoRnIs, late M:ni,,srt,ItsIv
me eHnuisIe finish, beauty and sonne.s Of tsv,
po'lfaIls, conJpned with their durobv r1 coIo! 80
.a''hluiheHs as hkenesscs, can ,nt inI 10 comu,nS
l"ein TO The attention and patron,ye Of all rks a.
Preclale true art. r.
F'om Cor 1. PAGE.
h3Vng occasion for porn. j.. .,orursd one i,.r,
Nr. Robert NewciI, Of me tiiv ~ pb,I.d.iL
miniature ~ Oh CoIors unGHr he new rror,,. d..
covered y hun, and take great pleasure in
e ",!S''''"h given me, not only Ev the accuracy
OF t'e likeness, bui It's artistic fii,h u, All re.nr!
and recommend hm 10 The ,,alronape of II,, S,r.sI
. encourage The beautiful art
nOI293In
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

For the relief ofthe Sick aRd Distressed oA;,c,od
With Virnlent and Chronic Diseases. and especiaIl,
Tor The cure Of Diseases Of tho Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. bs re A..
Surgeon. u 't~"'A
Valuable Reports on Spermaforhaa or Seminal
Weakn'ls~ and other Diseases Of the Sexual Orgass
and on me new Remedies empoyed in The DispeI ~
sent to tho afflicted in sealed letier enveIonas ESQ
charge. Two or three stamps for uosape ,.iI ~ " ~ "
ceptahls. go 70 @'-
Address Or. J, Skillin Houghton. Actinv S..u
uwsrd Association, No. South Ninlh Sis.s'
I" H'""'~t " dsc.6-ly
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FUR SAVE ara RENT

In "Sandtown." Milli0gtsn. a Brick Dwelling.
suitable for tavern. with Cellar rooms aad passage
on the first floor, IN the next and ia The t;aIret
also Slorehouse and Stable Good water viii he
solder exchanged Tor land a vesssl
JACOB A. BULLEN
aursS 2n MllIAgipn, Md.
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Philadelphia Advertisements.
IMPORTANT FACTS

FACT No. l,-'Ihis Company being dnIv licensed
their Machines are protected against heterogeneous
or litigation.
FACT No. 2.-These Machines make the locl s,icb
alike on both Sldes-and a Illle less than h. II
as much thread or silk as the cham or loopsich ma
chimes. ~
FACT No 3.-These machines o,o bo,,or ,1,,,,o.,
than any other sewing machines IN market 10 The fro
queHt changes and almost end iess VARIETY o spUiuu
required IN family. They will sow from one t9
t" eniy lhIcknesses of MarseiIles vIt,oul s,onnr,
ana make every stitch perfect They will even sew
from the llnes gauZe TO the heaviest colA and even
stout hard leather without changing the feed needle
or 'esnh' or making any adjustment of ma, hine " hal
ever. Is nOt such machine best a,Ioptad T., C,,,l
use and II BEST adap pied for family u,e vhv nt G
every variety ol light sewing manufaeIurpi For
Work 100 heaVy Tor our Family Machine We recon.
mend our larger sizes.
FACT No.4.-These machiaes make the most el,..
TIC seam ol any sewing machine in usea fact Of Xer
great importance IN sewing elasllc goods or go,,I i
| any kind on a bias " s'''" -
| FACT No 5-No Machine is more duraI Ie or sim,
PIE IN lis construction. or more easily Understood
The reputation of these machines wherever nsed i,,
| luiIy demonstrate each OF the above FACTS
FACl NO b-Ihcse Machines Inak the Highest
Frehllnm at The rankin Institute PhIadelphIa
FACT hO, l. These Machines tnnk The Uiobos,
Premium At the New Jers, SuIe FAIR
FACT No. S.-lhese Marhlnes took the biobes,
medal at the Amenran Institute IN the Civ oC No.,
YORK together with the highest premium for fine sew
ing machine work.
| FACT No. 9.-These Machincs took tho Liobos,
premiums at the Mechanics Fair, Utica, n. Y
FACT No. 10 II hese machines can 60 the SAVE
@ @.l,ug stheraNy whehevef property exh!bied in com
petition with other first class sew q ma, h,ues K,
we have space for only ene FACT m0re-it tbo ms,
important Fact Of ali. '''O mus
FACl no. live warrant every machine we sci
10 give BErrl satisfaction than any ma
chlhe IN market, or money refIuded
@TSend for Circular Agents wanted. Addros.
FihhLE d LYON SEWING MACHINE CO.
Pi'T NO $50 Broadway, New York.
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Fancy Fairs! Fancy E'urs .

I1S ARCH s.. between
7lh and Sth sts.,
(LaIe "f SI8 Market St. ,
P Iladelph'a
IMPORTER and MANUFAC.
TURER OF and DEALER N
all kinds of FANCY fURs
tor Ladies, Misses and
ChildreE's Wenr.
: Having nnNy manuGac
slnred and in store my usual
sSarge aud be autilul assert.
5nent Of all the various
sly les and qualities 0fFurs
adapted To the coming Fall
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
Peninsular Railroad Line.
CHANGE nE H0Irl

On and after Monday Nov 9th 81
Trains for the accommodation Of
! passengers will run a. follows unlll
" further notice;
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~ Tasssensers from Baltimore to Milford, seafo,d
ana Salisbury will take evening train from BaIrimors
and spend night in Wilmington u''''i'0ie
Passengers for Dover may Leave RI,,,,o.,
=. and proc2cd same evening - -''
L. q. SEWALL, Jr..
SupI Del EailToaL
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New H'aiI GOOGls.
IhOs. ", EvGes & Co.,
New Fall Goods,

assortment Of
New Fall Goods,
~ embracing all the NEWEST styles in Silks, Dress
Also full assortment If Mourning Coz DIS, White
Goods Hosiery, Gloves, Mlts, &C.
The stock IS principally T.. w Evans q Co. q own
Importation having been elected IN the best Euro
pea markets. expressly for their own retail trade and
sonaba prices. ~
Nos. SIS AND $40 CHESTNUT Sr.
BELOW CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
=, PAILADELPHIA
N. B-Wholesale buyers will find il advantageous
!" 0A""i"e 'hiS soch' Oct3l
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CAnLIssT slQNs Cd cQNsGmerLor
EFFECT OF IYE REMEDY

IL on the earliest appearance Of thosc siens Of
Consumption, the patient takea daily aI,oyt to,
grains Of the IrTPo2HosPIIrrs. he VII, u.rarI-
see tAsin al d-ssppear in period varying from a
=" "''N1 70 Is'T month"; and by continuing tho
seeaslonsl use Of the Remedy ~. WIZ ep,r1,
III FISD HIh5ELR II THc ENJOYMENT or
sUcA HEALTH As EE. PELHAPs. HAD NEVER
KNOWN IL MS LIFE BEFORE"
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Do YOU KNOW T2

CONSTITUTION Is TIE MOST FATAL. sC0rIGC c.
ItH!ND. i has been truly regarded as An Iyct IA
BE h4i4HY ~ ever sgrviv!. iis attack. C7ae si-i
g ne UA ie e asqH rae" says Dr. CIURCHrI ard
-. ~ cNE lIAIF or All. THE AiiIT IC. L.
LII II r1oet c'-zet ccInrnr III i'IiIcH EY TIE
ItshA-E y What sad cCn.m.ataIy the bOastcI
C-1rl2v u ihe Healing Art
ihe b~...,at &C very Of rr Churchill made 10 the
I'M 'erial AGaony ofNslcine OF Paris Las royed An
t1saclie boOn tc tha world II TIC US, Of this xcw
a. E0.seyfuL rsre .aL alclk krnsc1
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Hincbester's Genuine Preparation"
Is THE ONLY REIIARrE

sorn @ OF ~. Churehiips Remedy. lsiade from, tho
1laaI fornlA.l lhe actioa Of the Hyporliosphit.s ~
Iso-1oiD and specific sncTeain1 tho prirciols I,fs
o,sIlI. ~ SERyota PoRcs, and They are Tho MO-
I~anttL bLs GENERATING AGSIs ~. WV The en- "a
eIoa mo taboreular condition Is Di;IEIIATF .tS I'm.
cxsse1L sHErToNs r-sAPPRAEiSG win y ,r,r,,, - 49, 80
: 10y raETEers They rsliere tho corgh dininf,f
o,aIlon, tHFrors the appetite arrea diarrtsva
teeo.ns raagLGr, and IAE E.KEr CAIN Akn rnesorn -
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THE HYPOPHOsPBITEs.

The CURE of CONSUMPTION, even In the
FeeeAd and Third Stages (af a period, therefore.
Hsen there can be no doubt as to the nature Of
lao i'1sea@el i the IcJj.L, WhIie EEATII IS tn.
EzCEPrIOS." K~oy-",ov.D- q
" hat they Will prove not only az SURE EEs-.
EoI In SoSsc --PT:GN as cuinine Ia IN Inter.
iniffent Fever, bat also rs cEcctuaI a PIESEk..
'Ai1' = ~ vaccination in Small Pox.".
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HIS PU OBLIGATION is JUST WHAT 1s WANTED

Now in course Of publication hy JAMES D. ToRREY.
New YORK CITY, and open for subscription. a great
p0puidr National Work OF IhtslInable value to all
beautifully printed IN large Syo viz. Tho
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Vests Improved Pumn

lS5 Washington street. Boston. Mass.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-16

ceries, provisions and supplies Of all
kinds is, so heavy, competition so sharp,
and the facilities for shipment such, that
dealers are quite as apt to be under as
over Detroit figures, even. Wood is
high because the people don't see" the
immense amount required, When they
wake up to the necessity of stimulating
this branch of business, instead of try,
ing, by the weazel-iaced economy of put.
ting out their kitchen fires, as has been
recommended, to curtail the demand, it
may be cheaper.
AS whole the Free Press article is
the best and most valuable which has
been published in regard to this section,
and that journal is entitled to great
credit forthe pains it has taken to give to
its readers such fund of interesting
and useful information concerning the
Saginaw Valley.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-16
DIED..


At Oatwood, Oakland County Mich, Dec IL,
1862, SOLOMON LATHRoP, aged ~ years, 7
months, and was buried Dec Is. Rev. Elkanah
Whitney, Pastor of the Congregational Church at
lockwood preached the sermon.
Father Lathrop, as he was Familiarity called, was
the senior Deacon of the Consrc gatonal Church Of
this city, to which Office he was elected October 81,
1857. Deacon Lathrop was native Of MAssachu-
SETS and gra dusted from Yale Cslleg in the year
1911. lie was grandson Of Rev. Dr. Joseph La
throp, who for over Fifty years was Pastor of the
Congregational Church of West sprn gaeld, Mass,
his first and only charge.
Deacon Lathrop began the practice Of Law about
1914, at Springfield, and continued until 1885, when
he emigrated to this State. He brought his letter
rs Lawyer and united with the bar of Macomb
but gave up his profession and retired to pr
vate life Hewas the father of nine children seven of
whom only, grew up to manhood and womnnhood
lie came to this place about eight years ago and lived
with his son Dr. Lathrop. When tho Congregation
al Church was organized in Oct 1857 he was one Of
the most active in the work. and was one Of the CON-
mittce appointed to draft tho Articles Of Faith and
Covenant, and Rules of the Church lilo was beloved
by all the church and highly respected by all who
knew him. = ~
When the salt interest first projected, he was
one of the most jealous in its development. Hav-
ing with Prof Sliman Of Yale and President
Hitchcock Of Amhest ofton studied Geology in their
rambles through Connecticut and Massachusetts, he
was n good Gcologst, AMI with more than ordinary
interest hc watched the borings Of the auger in
sinking the first salt well on the Saginaw Rivst
But his work is done, and he has gone to his rest,
with his fathers and his fathers God. ....t =,
OBITUARY. MIC HoLAs PIPER. Esq, of Mohawk,
father Of Conductor Piper OF this city died on Mon
day last mt the advanced age Of sixty-two ycar.-
lie wa. born in the town OF German Flats, spent
his long lie ia iferkimer County, and ives Cor many
years recognized rs one Of the first business mon in
that section. With an cstimable vito, he reared a
respectable family Of children, who doeply lament
the loss Of . kind father Utica Observer.
Deceased was thofathor of Mrs. wx @. Drrrs Of
this city. rhs rWrs tYrH
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-16
r. X.
R.
MRN DO NOT LOVE TO DIE.

EER. r. R.
MRN DO NOT LOVE TO DIE.
To live is the natural desire Of man:
but to enjoy life IL is necessary to possess
health, and health can ouly be secured
by strict observance of temperance in all
things The moment pain or discomfort
is experienced, it is sign that disease
threa tens to infict its torrents upon MS.
Then is the time to use RADwAY's READY
RELIEF. Let this medicrne be resorted
tn on the first indication of pain; in n few
moments all pain aud uneasiness will
cesse. In case Of sudden colds, coughs.
sore throat, influenza, Group faceache,
headache, toothache, pains in the bones,
joints, ETC., if Railways Ready Relief is
used ~ a fs,0 minaes relief will be expert
enced, and in a few hours the patient will
be free from sickness.
HOT RELIEF SLING.
Add teaspoonful Of Ready Relief TO
half tumbler of hot water, sweetcned
with sugar, on going to bed; it will cure
the worst cold, stop the most troublesome
coughs, and insure calm and undisturbed
sleep. In attacks ofrheumatsm, neuralgia,
stiff joints, sprains, ETC., one or two appli-
catious of the Ready Relief will effect
cure. Every family should keep this
medicine in the house; on oil occasions
where there is pain its use will secure
you ease and comsort. We beg to pre.
sent to the readers of the -Adrocats tho
following letter:
MEMPHIS, Mich, Sept. 4. 1862.
DR. Radcay--Dear Sir: About four
years since | was affected with.
DISEASED LUNGS.
My friends thought Ihad the eonsunp-
ton. i was entirely unfit for business,
raised blood, and had every symptom of
the above fatal disease. Ono night on
going to bed, thought would take a
sweat, and took your Ready Relief lin
hot water) as stimulant to sweat me.
1t did so. The preparation was Of a
slimy substance, aud offensive smell.
followed taking the Ready Relief every
other night for four weeks, aud at tho
end ut that time was entirely well. This
is . true statement Of facts, which will
testify to under oath Yours, etc.,
JAMES SAGE, Sage's Hotel,
,f4Asl Memphis, Mich.
Should smallpox, scarlet fever meascls,
d'ptheria prevail, use Railways Ready Re-
lief daily as drink; and in case you cx-
perience pain, headache, nausea, watery
discharges from the eyes and nose, IL will
prevent serious illness from these CON-
plants. SmaiiPor can be arrested in it's
progress, and cured in It's incipent stages
as readily as any other disease; and il
Railways Ready Relief is used when
pain is first experienced you will have no
further tronble from smallpox or any
disease. DIR. Railways Ready Relief 10
sold by druggists everywhere. DR., RAD
wars OFFICE 81 Maiden Land, N. Y.
FOR SALE Br FRIzstLE BsoruExs. 70
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-16

njcalousy existing between not only rival
establishments but rival towns on the
river. The people of Salina, Saginaw
City, East Saginaw, Carro,ton, Ztlwau.
kee, Portsmouth, Salzburg, Bay City,
anil Bangor should understand that
outsiders care nothing about the par
ticular merits or dement's of thor par.
ticular towns; all they want is good
article Of salt, and that will be accept.
cd whatever town may offer it.