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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-03
FINKLE g, LYON
Sewing Machine Comply.
sss BROADWAY. NEW YORK. rsl
- aMIt. .LElag.L ~ ML
best Sc wing Machine Tn the worl

FACT No This Company being duly licensed,
their Machines protected against infrinssmen's
or litigation
FACT No. 2.-These Machines make the lock-
stitch alike on both sides-and use little less than
half as much thread and silk the chain or loop
stitch machines HM ~.
Fact No. 3.-Thcse machines better adapt
ed than any other sewing machines in the market to
the frequent changes and almost endless variety of
sewing required in a family They will sew from
one TO twenty thcknesses Of Marseies without stop
D ng. and make every stitch perfect They win even
sew from the finest game to the heaviest cloth. and
even stout hard leather without changing the feed,
needle, or tension, or making any adjustment OF the
machine whatever Is not such machine best
adapted TO family use aud il best adapted 10 fam
lily use Why not for every variety Of light sewing
manufacture For work too heavy for our Family
Machines we recommend our larger si1es
Fact No. 4.-These machines make the most
elastic scam Of any wing machine in use--a fact
Of very great importance in sewing elastic goods or
goods Of any kind on bias
Fart No. Ono machine is moro durable or
more simple in It's construction or more EARLY un-
der God. The reputation Of these machines wher-
ever used will fully demonstrate each OF the above
facts
Fact No. 6.-These machines took the highest
premium Mt the Franklin Institute Philadelphia
Fact No. These machines took the highest
premium ut the New Jersey State Fair
Fac, No. 4 These machines took the highest
Medal nj the American Institute in the city OF New
York together with the highest premium for fine
Sewing Machine work
Fact No. 0.--These machines took both the
highest premiums at the Mechanics Fair, Utica,
Y,
FACT No l0-These machines can do the same
thing generally, whenever properly exhibited IL
competition with other first class sewing machines -
But we have space for only more fact-it is thu
most importnnt fact Of all
FACT No live warrant every machine w
sell to give better satisfaction than any other sewing
machine in the market, or money refunded
r~Send for a circular AGENTS WANTED
Address,
! FINKLE LYON SEWING MACHINE co,
No SOB broadway, New York
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MADE IN IMITATION OF OURS.
Tho metal in them, from the iron casting to tho
smallest piece, is Of poor quality. Their makers
have MT the means to do their work well They are
hid away in secret places where it would be impos
sble 10 have at their command the proper nee an
ica appliances Ii Is only by doing great business,
and having extensive manufacturing establishments
that good machines be made at moderate prices
The best designed machines, BADLY MADE, arc
always liable to get out Of order and are sure to
cost considerable trouble and money to keep them in
repair
The qualities to be looked for in n machine |:
certainty Of correct action at all rates Of speed si
piieity Qf construction great durability, and rd-
ptdity Of operation rith the least labor Machines
TO combine these essential qualities must be made Of
the best metal and finished 10 perfection. We have
the ways and means, on a grant scale, TO do this
The purchasers OF Machines, whose daily bread II
may concern. will find that those having the above
qualities not only work well at rapid we'll as siou
rates of speed but last long in the finest possible
working order. Our machines as made by us, will
earn more money with less labor than any others,
whether in imitation Of or not. In fact, they
arc cheaper than any other machines as n gift
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1861.
FIRE 81 MARINE
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.

Cn II Capiiai.-One Million Dollars.
Assets. JrLY lsr, 1860, 6l,aSI.sI9 81
Liabilities, 5i,O6S ca
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ASSETS,
sI,4si,sl0 "a
TOTAL
LIABILITIES.

Claims for losses outstanding July S54,06S II
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
AT. WILLMARTH, Vice President
j MILTON SMITH; Secretary
JOHN MCGEE, Assistant Secretary
NKw YoRK, July LIST, 1860.
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Singers LETTER A MACHINE
Us The
BEST MACUINE Nv TIE U'ORLD
For Family Sewing and Light Manu-
q featuring Purposes.

Price, f,rih Hemmer, AND BEAUTIFULLY 0RSA.
NEsrrDl ESQ.
WYE WOULD ask for our LETTER A Machines,
w the special attention Of Vest Makers AMI
Dress Makers, and all those who want Machines for
light man ufdefurtng purposes. They embody the
principles Of the Manufacturing Machines. making,
like them the interlockcd stitch and are destnedto
be % selehruted for Family Seiring and light man
ufacturing purposes Manufacturing Machines
for manufacturing purposes in general
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES are valuable in
proportion TO the number Of things they do we'll
See what ours can do hefare making purchase
There is doubt MS To the value Of our Machines
for manufacturing purposes hut IL only Of late that
the public began 10 learn that the essentd clements
Of machine best adapted 10 che hedrisst Tork,
could also be the clements TO DC embodied IN a
Family Machine. IL is now well understood that
our Letter A Ma, hinc is the only Family Machine
yet offered to the public which has simplicity
pidity, durability and certainly 81 correct action
While general thing the sewing -machine people
candid enough to acknowledge that our machines
are unequaled for manufacturing purposes. they
are almost sure to assert, in the came breath that
Singers Letter A. or Family Machines are not os
good as Aaeirsl This is mere trick Of the trade.
and we confidently invite those interested IN the
subject to examine for themselves and see what our
Letter A Family Machines with all the recent inn
provements, are capable Of doing. While they will
SEW THE MOST DELICATE MA TERIAL
To PERFECTION
A. already stated, they are also adapted to light
manu- faeturing purposes and this be it remember
ed, cannot be said of any of the other Family Ma
chimes vet offered to the public
| The Nos. | and Machines are Of great capacity
| and application for manufacturing purposes
Our No 3 Machines are especially adapted to all
kinds Of
Light and Heavy Leather Work
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Scrofula. or Kings Evil.

y cta ii.udonsl dil,a -. a torruption-0f tho
blood, By ~hieh risis sltrd bStonies sitia.ed.
weak, and pool. Being IA ths circulation, u
pervades the whole body, ant mEy burst out
in disease on any part Of II, no o. Hrn l. FIRE
from III attacks. nor IL theie ono which Il may
Lot destroy. The acrofulous taint ia ysriously
cruIcd by rcf-nsisl dI,cesA low living. dis
o.1.red OF unhealthy fool. impure air, filth
AID filthy habit. the devfe--i',g vices, aud.
Above all by ths yen-rcal i,ltchon. What.
svcl b! - .gn, u j. hGslli.s;y "a sie com
g '.en. IL. rn lia. ." crl persI.i.. tp clnldr.i,
lglto IL, .hifi M i,ai h q M r''ioa - md al
4, s-,np ~ y, tie inl OF Him who ny,. "A
val visit IT, aiqri,.rs u ia fitkefs uPeu
"a u -hil i--."
Ii ,ffes.- coan, ascs hy = itipn iiosn tn
blood of coygupt " uifefJa- riatl-r. which. IA
the lang. livrr. rnd i..t,ynal o-cans. Is ,rin e
Iabarclci. "a -. glm.1'. sws..nigs; nud on
tie surface, crupt.oal or sof =. Ills fJul cor
iupl.on. which end T. N Ia, blood, d preSscs
,he energies Of life, that sgio;alo'is csn-1tu-
tons rot only sufei irOn bcTotulous COM
plainl,. but they have sir los powi 70 With
..Mld tie attacks OF otk.r disch,ss: tonse-
qiaaty "a nvas.si p-ii d " di'ofdcEs
which, although no. scroiulou, IN .lcir natcrc.
are s,ill rendered fatal by this faint IN the
system. Most Of lie consumption which de-
cima'cs The human family has its origin directly
IN til SCI ofulous contamination; and many
destruc;v, diseases of the liver. kidneys. brain.
and. indeed. Of all the organs, nrise from or
are aggravated 10y the same cause.
One quarter OF all our people arc scrofulous:
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
ction. and their health is undermined by II.
To cleanse il from the system we must rcnoyato
the blood by an alternative medicine. and iu-
vgorntc IL by healthy food and exercise.
Such u medicine we supply in
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Hemming Gauges,
SILK TWIST
LINEN AND COTTON THREAD ON sPooLs,
Best Machine OIL In Bottles, Ac.


We manufacture our own Needles, and would
warn all persons using our machines not to buy any
others We know that there are needles sold Of the
most inferior qualify, Mt higher prices than We
charge for the best The needles sold by US are
manufactured especially for our machines A bad
needle may render the rorking Of any machine
almost useless
Our customers may rest assured that all our Branch
Offices furnished with the genuine articles.
In case Of small purchases, the money may be
sent in postage stamps OF bank notes.
Correspondents will please write their names
distinctly IL Ia all important that We should in each
case know the Post Office. County and State.
R All persons requiring inform tion about
Sewing Machines their sizes, prices working capaci-
ties and the hest methods Of purchasing, obtain
it by sending to us, any Of our Branch Offices, for
a copy Of
II. M. Singer & Co.'s Gazette"
which is beautiful Pictorial Paper en,rey devoted
~ the subject
H1-IT WILL BE SENT GRATIS -Ha
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DENTISTRY.

r G. WHITING, from Detroit, would say TO
lie those DESTROYS Of dcatal operations that ho has
located permanently ut East Saginaw, and Tor the
convenience Of attending TO other business, has
opened an office on watr 81 at foot Of GcrmHn st
whore he would he pleased TO sec all who may need
ms services.
Bss Saginaw, May 81, 1850 ni4-ly
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Light and Heavy Leather Work

They are Of extra size with arm long enough In
take under il and stitch the largest sized dashes
There IL scarcely any 1T Of Trimmers' stitching
that cannot I've better doue with them than by hand
So too, the saving OF time and labor is very great
the table Of these machines is "a inches long, and
the shuttle will hold six times much thread as the
shuttle of those used for tailoring purposes. The
large machines work as fast as small ones
We have always on hand
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a Y E 'S
Ague Cure,
ror THE SPEEDY cUPE OF

FOE 1BE SPEEDY cUPE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever aud Agu~,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Hea dachc, or Bilious
Headache, and Biiious Fevers, Indeed
for the whole class or diseases orfgt-
mating In hillary dcrangemont, caused
by the Malaria OF Minsnntic cous-
tries.
we arc enabled hero to Oder The community remedy
which, while II cures tho above complaints With ces
,anty. still perfectly harmless IN any quantity. sneh
a remedy Is invaluable ia districts whore these aicting
disorders prevail. THIS "CuEEn oxpes tho uasmatic
poison OF FRyER AGUE nom the system, and pre-
vents the development Of the disease f taken ON Tho
first approach Of Its prcnontory symptoms IL u nos
only tho best remedy yet discovered for this cnss q
conplauts but also the cheapest The large quantity
supply for dollar brings IL within the reach Of erety
body and in bilious districts, where fryKH AND AsJs
prevails every body should have II and IL freely 10th
FOR and protection. 1t is hoped this price will place
Il within the reach Of all - the poor veil tho rich.
great superiority Of this remedy any cther ere
discovered for the speedy and certain OF Intermi
tents H. that II contains no Quinine OF mineral conse
queptly 1t produces quinism other n.rrcus efecs
whatever upon tho constitution. Those erEed by 1t are
left as healthy they had hsc the disease.
Fever and hgue Is net alone the conscluence Of lhs
niasmac poison. gIea, variety Of disorders arise from,
Its irritation, nmoag which NenFviya, Rseasatiss,
Goa Rt,sdaeiS, B.rdaess Tootiaei, Eiraehs caa,rh.
Asthma, Palpie!.on, FdEful Agseti,a u Gs !sSss".
HyScJic', Pun "a ns B2itels tHc fdTlfySH, and Ia
Tap0emcRt Of Oe QlnacS all Of which, when original;
Ing in this cause put on tie if,rn tc tyre bccous
perodicsl. This "CUEEn expcls the robson from thu
blcol and consequently them all alike. II an
nvau7blc protection 10 immigrants and persous travel
ling temporarily residing In The maarous districts II
taken occasionally daily while exposed TO tho nfec-
ton, that will he from the system. and eannos
accumulat. in sufficient quantity TO ripen into dscnse.
Honce II is valuable for protection than cur.
and few will suffer from 1ntentents IL they sysl
themselves Il tho protection this remedy affords.
Prepared by DR.. j. G. Aver & Co,
LOWELL, MASS. fg
FRIZELLE BROTHERS, Eas. Saginaw
EPTING 4 EASf0N, Saginaw City
GEO Il. SMITH, Bay City.
FARRAND, SHELBY q co, Detroit, Genersl
State Agents y
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Losses Equitably Adjusted and
Promptly Paid.

THE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS herewith
| present to the Stockholders and Patrons Of the
Company their FOURTEENTH SEMl-ANNUAL
.xhiiit Of Assets AMI Liabilities showing the con-
ton of tho Company on the lsr DAY OF July 1860.
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Glass OF ls44--Simon h. Buckner
Glass OF lsa6-E Kirby Smith, Bernard E.
Hes, Wm; .. Whiting
oiass q o. lssS-Tnomas J. Jackson. Oadmus
1.rcn. cScx' David X. Jones, VIM. n.
Glass Of ls&e-Nathan q. Evau..
Oiass OF 1851. 4. b. Stuart.
"sHHhALs wno w1RH Hor aRADrArm At wssr.
PoIxT.
The following Generals were appointed to
the old United States Army. without passins
through the West Point Academy: David u.
IWlEGs, appoin ted in 1912; VIM. W. Lorinx.
IN no rsso Tnos. I. aun'leroy. in 1886.
J., Inc following Generals first saw service
=. jackson. Gideon J Pillow. Samuel r.
Anderson, Chas. CLARK, Thos. u. Hindm an.
yohnC. Breckinridge, Benz +. Cheatham,
hiedarl aieaard Grilhth, Albert Pike. Adley H.
me following Generals participated in
the Texan WAR; and the wars with Mexico
Ben McGulloch, Louis r wigfall.
The following Generals saw no military
y. Floyd. Henry A. Wise, Robert Toombs,
Richard Taylor, Thns b. Elournoy, l.. Pope
Walker. f. K. ZollicoRsr, William Malone.
L. OBJ Branch, William H. Carroll, X E.
educations At STATE institutions
Virginia has 10 Generals in the Confederate
armies. South Carolina 8, Louisiana 8, Geor.
kAo Aonaesste 0, Nortn carolina 8, Ken
tucky Z. Maryland 4, Alabama 4, Mississi ppi
4, Texas 8, Arkansas 2, Florida /, Missouri
none.
The following were born At the North,
though previous to the present war they
were citizens Of Southern States: General
Cooper. born in New York; Ripley, in Ohios
remberton, in Pennsylvania; whiting, in
Massac n usetts; Pike, in Massachusetts; Rug.
giles, in Massachusetts; Blanchard, in Mas ga.
chusetts; French, in New Jersey.
The following Onfederate Generals are
South Carolinians, viz: Huger, Bonham,
Bee, (dsad,) ID. Il. Jones. Ripley, r. H. An.
derson, Drayt ton, Evans, Trspier, and Gregg,
and the following are natives Of South Car.
olina, though citizens of other States, viz :
Lougstreet, of Alabama; Lawton. of Geor-
gia; Donelson, Of Tennessee; Withers, of
Alabama; Hill, Of North Carolina; Glad
den, OF Louisiana; and gfall, Of Texas.
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A DSsxRrxD VILLAGE. Such II our town Of
Edgeaeld at this time; and although. unlike
0oldmith's "U. w" she looks forward 70
Z day when her plsasant places shall b.
again frightened with life and animation.
yet for the nones, Heaven knows she II de-
ssrtsd enough. You may walk ont upon
her public square any morning. at . o'clock.
and you shall scarcely And . Aalf dossn NOR.
tAis Of ali colon and ages In view, and some
times not single business door open, n.
ways excepting that of the A1sssis0 ol1ce,
canIs. The condition Of tAings 10 indeed
cherries, hut Ne keep our sptyls mp - beet
Ve may. Our incorporation beat yesaans
less thah the lAgal tlmnant @ mse bstweee
II and q: there are now only eloveu. and
several OF those disshlsd. Our Whole 1htte
msie pouuiation may now b Chased - fol-
lows Fathers Of tsmiltss. q; bachslors,
or s; and OF boys not tsw. The eattYe pop.
ulataou or our town II, In ordinary uWss,
1rom 100 70 eOo.-E44efsM A6uwtts~.
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LOST MANA gentleman named MIR. For
ward Movement has been missing for several
months past. He was thought to have been
seen at Manassas Plains, but it proved not to
be him it Was Mr.. Trotter, OF the firm of
Street Walker L Legget. He was again sup.
proved to be MIR. Diver, of the firm ofSink ker,
swimmer e Traveller, who left without pay.
ing Mrs. Potomac her wash bill. He was
again thought to have been seen in Missouri,
but it turned out to be Mr.. Extravsgalce, Of
the firm Of Woolly Horse, Rocky Mountsin.
Frank Blair & Dad He was few day since
thought TO have been near on one or both
sides OF Green river, KY, but his friends met
with another sad disappointment; 1t was not
him. 1t WAS Mr.. Slip Back.over- the river
i Co., doing forwarding business backward
for Squire Linkin.
Mr.. Forward Movement is about Is years
old, more or less, five feet ten or ten feet five
high black Whiskere, dresses fine, wearing
heavy gold fob chain man ufactured from
the finest candlestick brass he Is . tall, thin,
thick set man, with very large feet; some
think he has gradually wiited down in his
boots. He will deny being any relation to
James Buchanan, the Last Rose of Northern
summer He Is blood relation to MI. On
to- Richmond; his n other Is almost distract
ed on his account, fearing he may be burnt.
On account OF his sluggish tenn mperament,
she AYERS he was, when q child, so lazy he
would not break out with the measles, or
whoop wi tn the wLooping cough. The old
lady is growing for her sprightly offspring,
but is yet willing to surrender him to the
country, coming to the conclusion, ON ac-
count Of his monstrous feet, that he must
have died standing.
All papers friendly to the friends of Mr..
For " rd Movement, will confer q favor upon
the surviving relatives by giving this one
tasertiOn.- Cor. Nashville Ga,stte.
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fror the Rlehmond DispatsA
Randem Thoughts On the War Rreu :.
8esrgia Stand Psint.

Tie feelingiu Georgia 10 universal IN IA.
vor OF our twelve months volunteers re.ep /.
listing. Fathers who, like the writer. have
young one. come Out. ihs olS g mem m ~ ,ns
killed, the ladies will take their places.
DuBLLIxa IN rHH ARMY.
This bArbarous practice should be sun.
pressed In the army by the high hand Of au i.
thority. II civilians ch oose to shoot each
other, let them do It. But men who 60 forth
to resist an army Of invasion, should not be
permitted to throw away their lives.
RBsIaKATIox OF oFrlcERs.
This is another serious evil that should not
Be tolerated, except cor i'll health and incom
potency. Men are put In office, and valuable
trusts conlided to them, and 1t Is trififnR
1t, il they capaciously resign. II an cficer
does we'll, he deserves well, and promotion
should come, but not at the bidding OF such
oficer, or his friends. Let him bide his time
until the proper authorities say the word .and
then 20 mp. But never let designations be
accepted, rendered capriciously, or from dis
appointed expectation.
YxUDs BHrwEHH oYyrcBls.
Feuds between officers are Of tho essence of
treason they hurt our cause and give aid
and comfort to the enemy. The higher the
standing Of an officer, the g.eatsr the crime;
ly on the often der. It 10 to be feared that
large political influence may screen offen-
ders in this particular.
wHIsKRY.
This has been the scOurge Of our army
Ye man at Richmond, high in authority, we,
fathers and mothers, beg you to save our
sons from the awful curse. If they fall by
sickness or the sword, we are resigned. But,
oh F.! save them from being poisontd and bru.
taiized. In this connection the furlough
system Is much abused. Returned soldiers
On furlough, drunk and beso tied, are seen too
often In our cars. Far better keep them un-
der the restraints Of the camp.
RIGHTH OF JANUARY.t.
1t would crafty the people if the Congress
at Richmond would do away with this day
as a holy dsy and for military reviews, and
substitute 2lst Of July England must and
will be our ally. Let US rejoice over Ma
nassas. A GEORGIAN.
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TIE TowH OF RoNEsY AS Romney is be.
coming place of some notoriety as a strate.
gic point, short description of the town
and its vicinity may prove interesting to
many Of our readers. The town itself 10
beautifully located, resting upon the South
Branch Of the Potomac, about eighteen miles
from its junction with the North Branch -
It is surrounded on all sides with declivi-
tous hills and mountains, and Ii well forti.
fed would be almost impregnable to an ad-
fortified by nature, and only needs the hand
Of science to make 1t = powerful post for pur.
poses OF defence. It IL forty two miles from
Winchester on the North wei tern Turnpike,
sixteen miles nom the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and twenty -flve miles south of
Cum berland, Md. It is the shire town of
Hampshire county, and ntains about FIVE
hundred inhabitants The town was founded
by Lord Fairfax. and il one Of the Oldest in
that section OF Virginia.
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he great Ase whiah occurred n our city Last night
ID them 10 innsdists injusy, sth9 n thalr sieeh
a private housaa
We fssl this annouucensot 6us - suT Ai0ds
Qhar1estoa Dse. IN. 1851. Il le-N