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kLE & LYON SEWING MACHINES
rent, or for sale on monthly payments Ar
4. II. DIAMON1N ~ the offioe - the FINKI.h
IN Sewing Machine Company, 63s broadway.
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SALE-A VALUABLE FAST WALK.
cart horse, or will exchange for horse OF
ue also a b' autifui b. years Old iron grey for
it,b.e for a grocery man, butcher, bske-, OF
IN; a.so one hand some saddle or wagon pony
Z, aud low priced mare, price 8,G; also q
|2ring Carl for sale. Apply at l2o Canal -.
70 5'l49
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SAI.E-TWO GOOD LlGllIERS,
booner rigssd, about ~ tons burtnsn, hght
strongly built and in god order Terms
1or particulars spply 70 ALBERT HORN,
|ver ~. fell 6l2O
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SALE CHEAP-ALL THE FURNI-
~ Of Metropolitan Hal, Jersey CITY, oonsiss-
me o. the handsomest chandeliers In the city,
skts; also ofG lights each; also about i9o
Inquire ~ Montgomery u, Je 'sey City
feib 1918
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THE NEW YORK DAILY SIN .sss.
\ 70 suosoI6era regularly, every morning,
bn mAn.l FOR 81 A YEAR.
W h0sIs 81 BHAOn, Proprietor eJ the SUN,
NIw YoKK OIFY,
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|INE FOR SALE CIEAP-1O HORSE
yer, nearly new, with boiler and connections,
|pletc, in COED ruunng order. Call On CEIA3.
ERFLKw, at Allairo WORKS, or . Columbia
| 6 o'clock, +. N this weok, h9l a'lH
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gS LEARNED TO OPERATE ON
er's and Wheeler q Wilson's. terms 81 OF
' lesson. Singers family for sale, $50. 2
No 2, 1 W d w, / Empire, sloats ma
r sale cheap, or exchange. Bes, thread,
nd oil 0r sale. LII Chryshe 81 front base
fe2O 8sl4i
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N A RINE
slSlArURS ALMANAC .


CLEARED.
VAMsHIPs-Aris,, T.uny, A,i'h~N.L
lsr4i q u.
sHIFs W. Lfaes-, Fluay, L2nd,u, Bre~ sir
4 O.: For--t uty. Avs.ttny' X '"srdaIn' Wm
R,l,,n d {. Ptmutus. FsgAn' L'nd lAdsEry' Craig
A Me-
n.l<gs slile, tswei! PIul'on, Cork, tuncN,
ur,'.t-s VT Pete tNrl Olsen Cl'k, Sec
.r.,o-, M,rots . wsndt Tisalis, IN = slInsln.
Carr, o. Hmyhi M,lneke & wendt. Eliza tBfI
nayi,. Jrr7,, uNssv- IL l. x uth & n Tyre
M NJ nte.o Bay, Barclay g. Livi- gs'ou Case$
lareRer Tlinidad de Cuba @ 3 S.epE sn%3a oc.
Star Kirg, suiih, Durham, A'icA bisht''u
a utCn,
Int A %, IuUA amith Phuacs,stis Mem a Mer-
MI; P N.yiuS, Srl- j Oo's hAnsanlnA, Brest 500
& Coi ExoelAioT. Tslh,t ssrmndS' a.Voa W,.
80 sonss 49,, NIss Sssi' a,pinwstL Panama o..
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OONER FOR SALE-WlLL CART
tons Of light drAught, and in & ~ order W
a cheap also = number Of srna'.tr aChpl -rs,
Ill carry from 90 10 10 tons. App'y ~ Cap.
OVID, cor. Washington and South Ssh -ts- YER
ty, where they can be seon. iol9 IA ~
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sToCK FLUOTuAT1oNa.
MARKETS..


Deac~As msrkses.
Friday, FEB. n. 1888
ArTllu.-dreeningr e4aet 20 spiuenbergn, ~
aadwtnA, 4 OOa4 50 Rua.eta, B,Tb
AaH-s.--sAlea PU,a, % 9IA. Pe.ris, - -.
Coy~xH-ls.ks rehned ingos, " aaSo.
FtrfA.-AAlea wtaptu aha fnloWtna rnnRa The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-22

AIRY BIRDS FOR SALE-LONG Breed
psirs or single, 70 suit purchasers. Appl.
,nwich Ave, In the rear, bes'n Hammond aud
Ia. fall 2Agsllb
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LIZ sERv A yTS WANTED IN GOOn
aions, daily, q, goo wages, 4" the largea
lss Eleventh n, cor 9Th az Conduc,et
LLOYD. Good places for small girlA IN
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IA FEW DAYS.
b faB FIRST RBe1nENT N. Y. Y,

b fHB FItsT Rne1hENT N. Y. v.
ARinenA commanded by
Colonsl GARRETT DYCKMAN,
n the hexican var, u about 70 be hllsdso
aum namber. Sworn In bu, for two years.,
h hrsesn months % ssrpe, when each man
We bounty Of e10o-making his pay, "
no,s, equal 70 nearly
twenty DOLLARS A MONTH.
ing a the Recruiting Once, No. ~ Broad
spplicsn, receives a, once Uniform, Ra-
Hur 1om the same dag, and is sen, 70
News, Va, whore the regimen, u plea
ua.ed, being In barrdcts sftA beds and
the field, the pieces being Of German sill
Jse desiring 70 snlist will find 10 to thsir
to apply hrst W Lieut.. Col. J. FRED.
Y, ~ Broadway, Recruiting once. .jss1 atao
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ZINC MACHINES FOR SALE-SING.
i "a, Wheeler d Wilson, Grover d Bakers, and
+. cheap for cash, or part payment Machinss
i, exchanged, repaired and improved, A. gsl
way, room ., up stairs, hofiAI building,
94Ac'i08
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Z SALE CHEAP-THk STOCK AND
fixtures ot an old tsNAul sl 20 a mr. a.d e -
corner OF Myrtle end Gran0 ,vo5, B.poklyn.
ow' Inquire on the premises, Sd,-',c. y
ls given for selling. fls O'llT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-22

sSES FOR SALE-TWO GOOD WORK
hoI ses; alsy their truck and hainess, which
arly new. Also French horse, 0 years old,
/ 1880 pounds. Al will be so'd Oh zap Ap.
a Watts 81, bet Hudson ard Yarick is2O g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-22

SALE-A FISH AND OYSTER MAR.
}; eeen established years; hurhe, wagon md
|hll8 complete; sold In consequence Of si0K-
we Propriesor. Inquire so NiEth ave- NJ
/ need AIply. fu1s 5'll4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-22

This large rise IN Western and Southern stocks
has been the huit oi vio ,rics, and the runora u
the loyalty q the cit feus of those States. Tho
profits on the kouiuoky and Tennessee stocks have
been very large 10 the holders. Tho Guyornmeu,
stocks hayo not fclt the influence, for the reason
that o. yet i has done nothing g. make good It's
credit. Tne railroads hang very heavy IN tho hands
of the "rapcr money cl,wo.' who went ln'
largely, ON the pfesumcl ch,t of pApor irnuinn
Tuey are vel lnad,d with stooks that carried easily
while money wr' CHEAP, but the pu,lc are not dis
posed ~ buy. Tie Illinois CsltrL roo the must,
ny reason of the prospect of renewal ~ H. bu f.
moss. The railroads havn hal their DAY, ard "a r-
lng heroalt,r, 10 10 lie VA the public lunds, that
will use mp the "loosc oorns."
The Blsrd OF Brokers viii bold mo- session g..
morrow, in consequence o' the "pnbi5 s.l,mn,-
uis."
The sales of gold at the Board were very large,
At advanced tates--3. q "a. premium. A con-
sequence, paper eIch hsnso was a'so hl cher.
The payment u tne CJVerDmen, coupons pro-
grsas firmly today.
Tho cloarings this morning at the house were
So ,s'S, and the balances 8i,Oio,l19.
H. q. Tanner, late Teller OF tue A. tiians' Bank,
haa bton appointed Receiver.
Toe reports oi the Hudson river and tho II lrlem
railroads for the year to Sept. go, 1891, give the
following
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,IERlKS FOR SALE-LOCAIED ON
Z the leading avenues ia y,pt bus less pisse-.
sale several very dno grncrrl'r and .iqlor
I, drug stores, saloon, restaurant, hnte.s sud
business plsoes. Apply " AIiGnEL''3
y, II Cedar 81. near Br .iw way. 'sls 2t-c'iT
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

IRST BATE BREAD ROUTE, WITH
god horse and carr, will be so.d ~ ca-sp.
" st b2s Grand Il. fel6 3'iu'
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A WEEKLY EDITION

q Tn NV Yonx sup, issued syery fuNsfsv. a
vrsppsru fOr ths mail, TWO oalrTs fEou, Si ~ lei
sUBsonrrTToNs-rAD NJ LDvArcn
ons COPY, yp.r. 10 o,s Three onpie-. Vs. a n
10, 10 months. ~ ooFys eopls-. DO. ~ q
~ Specimen copies grnsg. Dscouus a y -
In, -. IrCan single rs,e, on each ooTS over ave.
-. fos,.ss within Fev Y,rk ss.,a oniv fkfrts
'0S ~ ysoy-oN. VI as.s .ets, fissnfv-sfs ceafa.
-- - -. :. BEACH, suH 0YTIcr. NEw Yosn1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-22

icK HORSE FOR SALE, SUITABLE
n any kind Of work; and factory g. let, with
Jut steam power, o n por- % by 90, lighted
le lites, together or separate. Inquire ~ loo
9Th -, In Feed store. f2O 3'ilT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-22

SxCELLENT CHANCE FOR OLD
ms,-wanssd ior ,hs e,h u. 9. Infantry,
sgular regiment sbls bodied unmarried
der the age Of 20. Pay from si9 70 81
III. gubsistence pay, clothing ard medi-
'sisncs furnished ffUm dAss Of enlistment.
rtsru ., Fort Hamilton, n Y Brbor. Men
Of snlisting In ,his regiment can apply a.
iting ofics, 1tT Eighth av. w. 9. WORTH,
y Infantry, U, 9. A, Recruiting omcer.
laI
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Ia MACHINEs-wANTED PER

who wish W learn W operate on Singers
iachines; terms only 81, and practice on
Of work also some good sewers 10 lean.
doom trade. Inquire 80 Delaney q, lst
fslT 2iac'i21
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RTICLEs FOR SALE.

LITTLE MICROSCOPE,
Y suIiy ing 500 times, ior lS3 In silver. Five
lrsni powers, ~ Send stamp FOR circular.
OWEN, box 220, Boston, Mas. ielT Aac'
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sG ACHINES-LADlES TAU6HT
-ase on Singer, Wheeler = Wilson'S ms
J an sNperienc ~ operator terms 70 cen,$
,ds Of work. Also one Singer machine mo.
.; price $40, a. No. = Alien -, near Dlyis-
jaan 2San'l9O
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yO MACHINES-LADIES TAUGHT
srs,e on whposO d Wilson's and Singers
nAchines; practice On shop work terms
CAnAl "a. lao 91'iS
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TED-FOR TIE u. 8. NAVY, Sea-
zen, ord'y seamen and lAndsnen; inquire
thing store. 403 Pearl st, cor. vtndew ater.
NJ A. HILT5. ftl9 9itc'l2S
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-28

ID OBERT !. WALLACE, Arror7EY AZ L
II Clear6cld, Pa. CEre IL ssaF's Row, -
Osite the Journal Once.
dec. :, ls5S.-".
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-28
Treasurer's Sale OF Seated Lands


IN PURSUANCE Of the proyi,ijrs Of an l..
i of Assembly, paasei the 20,h day VI April d.
b, lsis, to provide for the collection OF T.4.s
lands whercon 40 personal property Js.. t-.
and where the owner neglect. or ~s:us1s G. De-.
the Taxes assessed, | will expose 90 -aIe at ..
Commissioner Office IN rlelrael o1 'ae sec. q. .
Monday in June nest, being the g,h tly.. ..e
pieces oi lani ~ Cl.lgl~,I caGn.y, p
the taxes due and unpaid thereon, as r..gesu ?
stated
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-28
Ttsa,ufett sale of unssated Land, In
Clearneld county fof Taxes ior The
veats 1890 and 1891

NOTlCE IB HEhbbi alVEN, nat In tuf.
~ tuahes oi bn Act of Auemtly passed mo
ii,h day of June, A. D. 1913, tnuIsd IAN Act
to amebd an A., directing the mode Of selling IN.
seated Lands fot htes,' there will he exposed 70
Public Sale, On cutlery, At the court houte, In the
borough oi tloathold, on the Second Monday Of
June, 4. u. lse2 The following ,tacts Of unseatsd
Lands In Clenueld county f9t the iates due there
on for the years 1850 and 1901 and previou, years
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-28
~
nm WILLIAM h HuRDS
worm WASH,
stRF RrNtpY TOR
nan III Attn

SORE MOUTHS.
CANRER,
DISEASED KLILplNG GUMS,
NURSING sORE MOUTH
And tho best 'rocitcuow 10 usc for ANY d~
Gs,d condition ofthe mouth. II is particularly
beneficial to rcrscns wearing
ARrIFlCIALTEETH,
completely dg'troyiug every taint Of the mouth,
absorbing and rcmo,i an uIurties, iusuring
A SWEET BREATH
10 ell who make use Of IT, NO YOUNG LADY
or YOUNG GENTLEMEN who is Afflicted with
A BAD BREATH,
should delay applying tbis remedy for it lea
certain cure, and If approved and recommended
by every physician gnder whose notice II has
been brought
A BAD BREATH
10 an ctionce fer which there is no excuse while
DR.. VIM. Is. Hurd's Mouth Wash
can be procured.
Many persons carry with them lad breath
greatly to the annoyance and often 10 the die.
gust of those with Nhom they come in contact,
without being conscious the fact. To relieve
yourself from all fears regarding this,
USE DR.. VIM, HURD'S MOUTH WASH.
Cleanliness fthc mouth is Of great importance
to tue general health, which is often affected and
net untrcqnen,'y scriously impaired, through
want of proper attention to this subj ect
USL DIR. WM. HURD'S MOUTH WASH.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental office, No. II
Fourth Street, Brooklyn, T. d,
Price 81 Cents Per Bottle.
A liberal discount made to dealers,
ADDRESS PRINCIPAL OFFICE, TPIBUNE
BUILDINGS, Mol, SPRUCE ST. NEW YORK
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyot Co., 1872 North
I'd street o. 5. llubbell, lllO Chestnut street,
an by all Druggists.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-28
Shaving and Hair Dressing.

JEREMIAH NORRIS respectfully a1e5sn'si
~ 10 his friends Of Cleariell and yici g that
he has returned to his Old stand and is vel prs.
pared to render the most peri ct saps ss1Cl7u tJgl
who may desire his prois-sio.-l zeJv-es
CieurhCld, Airl 2, G..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-28

T ADY's DRESS GOODS, selected with much
l 4 care, just received and now opening, and are
offered for sale at small profit, by
D. I. ETZwEILRR.
March u, 1862,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-28

DRoPosALS for baildInc d New Pawn
Il the court house in the borough 0f C.-lrssia
will be received al the Commissioner 0Aos OF
hl the 9Th day Of May LeXL Pla-s aa1 -
hcatlons can be seen at any ..gs 8 tbs l'H-'-'
sioner's Office. Proposals must be sealed
By order Jf the Board
WM. s. BRADLEI, OlsiA
March &c, 1862.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-16

TEETH SET ON EpcE.-All acid food,
drinks, m ,dicines, and tooth washes and
powders. are very Injurious to the teeth.
If tooth is put in cider, vinegar, lem.
on juice or tartaric acid. in o few hours
the enamel will be completely destroyed
so that it can he removed by the finger
nail as IL il was chalk. Most people
have experienced what is commonly
called teeth set on edge. The explana.
ton of it is, the acii of the fruit that
has been eaten has So far softened the
enamel ofthe tooth that the least pres
sure is felt by the exceedingly small
nerves which prevade the thin mem
branc connecting the enamel and the
honey part of the tooth. Such an effect
cannot be produced without injuriug
the enamel. True, it will become hard
again when the acid has been removed
by the fluids of the month. just as an
egg shell that has been softened in this
way becomes hard again by being put
in water. When the effect ofsour fruit
on tho teeth subsidies, they feel as well
as ever, And the oftener it is repeated,
the sooner the disasterous consequences
will be manifested.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-16
MERCHANTS'
Insurance Companv,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CASH CAPITAL, - 100000,

E.THoMAs L0BDELL, See'y.
MARX HOWARD, Pres't.
NOTICE ishercby given that the agency Of the
IN Merchants Insurance Company Of Hartford,
for Saginaw county, has this day been transferred
TO the undersigned, who will hereafter promptly at
This company stands A No. I, as will be seen BY
referring TO the statements Of the Troy ere, which
occurred few weeks since; 10000 was paid
promptly by this company at that time. Those do
string risks taken do no better than TO insure In
this company III. Q. BUkTi Agent
East Saginaw, June ~, 1862.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-16
Selected goetry.
Prom the Vermont Phoenix.
THE DYING WIFE.


THE DYING WIFE.
Lay the gem upon my bosom, let me feel her sweet
warm breath.
For strange chill DER mo passes. and know thai
IL is death;
would san' upon the treasure, scarcely given, ere
Fcciher rosy, dimplsd fingers wander DER my chesi
Of snow
am passing through the waters but blessed shore
Rnsel beside me, husband dearest, let me kiss away
the toars;
wrestlo with thy grief, my husband, strive from
midnight until day;
II may prove an angels blessing when It vanishe,
away.
Lay the gem upon my bosom, tits not long she can
bo there;
See! how in my heart she nestlcs-'tis the pearl
love 10 wear
If in aftor years, beside thee, sits another in my
chair
Though her voice be sweeter music, and her face
than mine more fair;
II churb calls thee father far moro beautiful than
this,
Love my arst-born! oh. my husband turn not from
the motherless.
Tell her sometimes Of her mother you call her
by my name:
Shield her from tho winds Of sorrow,if she errs oh
gently blame!
Lead her sometimes whore I'm sleeping, will an
swsr If she calls;
And my breath will stir her rnglets, when my voice
in blessing falls;
And her soft blue eyes will brighton, and she'll won-
der whence II came
In her heart when years pass Ger hor she will find
her mothers name.
II is said that every mortal walks between two
angels here;
Ono records the s but blots it. IL before the mid
night drear,
Man rcpenteth; If uncanceed, then he soals II for
the skies,
And the right hand angel wespcth. bowing low with
veiled eyes.
will he her right hand angel, sealing up the good
for heaven,
Striving that the midnight watches find no msdeed
unforgiven:
You will not forget me. husband, when I'm sleeping
meath the sod,
Love the jewel God has given US, as love thee.
next to God.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-16
Gen. Banks and the Habeas Cor
Dus.

Sens baUhAS stbO VIC hnaDeaS COR
pus.
To New York. on Friday, the father
of Charles G. Raught made application
to the City Judge for his sons dis
charge from New York regiment.
belonging to General Banks expedi
ton, which was then on board the
Northern Light, and about leaving the
city. 1t was alleged that young
Raught had engaged himself as a ser.
want to Captain, and that the latter
had. against his will, placed him in his
ranks; also, that he was unable to per.
form military dnty by reason of hernia
A writ of habeas corpus was issued
and served or General Banks, who, at
the hour named for hearing, appeared
by counsel, and made return that the
Northern Light had sailed, and was
near the Narrows at the time of receiv
ing the writ, and it was impossible,
therefore, tn reach him in time TO obey
the writ; and that he (Gen. Banks)
would have the Northern Light oyer.
hauled and searched before his fleet
went out Of the Narrows, and would
have the within named Raught found,
and discharged and set on shore"
Judge McCunn said that the return
was entirely satisfactory, and reflected
tho highest honor on General Banks
Instead of acting, he said, rs the sub
ordinate officers had done in this mat
ter, in attempting to bring the civil
courts into contempt, he had acted like
patriotic citizen and an able and high
toned General, showing that he was
willing to respect the civil laws when it
was properly exercised. That this
simple act on the part of Gen. Banks
would call forth the esteem Of all law
abiding citizens, and strengthen the
hands Of the administration when it was
known that man so high in authority
as Gen. Banks could not be swerved
from the right by the petty spites and
influences of political machination. He
was happy to know that our courts
every day were becoming more respect.
ed by the military authorities, whom it
seems had suddenly become aware
that the civil laws should be enforced
and the rights of all through them be
protected.
The soldier was found on board the
Northern Light by one of General
Banks Aids and sent before Judge
McCunn, and, upon the proofs alleged
in the petition, he was discharged.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-16

pect ofsuccess being good, five hundred
more have been erected during the past
season, at cost of $3.50 TO SIS each.
Five hundred barrels have been thus
far produced, which is OF excellent
quality. AT the Orange County Salt
Cornpauy's Work, at Corrolton, 200
covers have lately been erected, but are
not yet in operation. These include all
there are upon the river.
WORKS IN OPERATION.
Atthe close of the year 1860 but
one company was N operation, the East
Saginaw Company. On the 3lst of
December, 1861, there were eight COM
panies in operation, with eighteen
blocks. AT the present date the follow.
ing companies are in operation, with
the locality of their works, and the
number Of blocks they have in opera.
tion
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-16
Rail Road Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that the second installmcni
Of FIVE per cent the capital stock Of the Flint
Pere Marquette Railway Company has been ordered
and directed Ly the directors Of said company to be
paid to the Treasurer thereof before the second
day of January next by the severni and respective
stockholders by order Of the Directors,
WILLIAM II. BRONSON.
Sec'y. and Treasurer.
Detroit November IL, 1862,
n 22-t jan
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-16

These companies nave also eight
more blocks building, aside from those
already in operation.
PROJECTED WORKS.
The following works are either now
in process Of construction, or else the
land has been purchased, or other steps
taken for the erection of works. Many
Of them have their wells dug, and their
blocks nearly completed, while others
are Just commencing. The list is prob.
ably not full, but is as near so as it is
possible to make it:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-16
f. W. wIGGINJS,
LAND AND Tax AGENT,
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN,

"ILT attend to purchase and sale Of real estate,
w locating lands survc, ing, investigating titles,
paying taxes &c. in Saginaw and adjoining Counties
Particular attention given to sale and lease Of
City property. Information given in regard to
General Business Operations.
RS7-Csn be found at all times at his Office, over
Hough A Herskelps, or mt the Bancroft House
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-16

In this table we have estimated two
blocks to each company. and fifty ket-
ties to a block, and, where ovaporators
are used, we have estimated one as
equal to two blocks.
COST OF MANUFACTURE.
The cost of erecting works and get.
ting every thing in running order, really
for manufacturing, is variously estima.
ted by different operators some putting
the figures, including the purchase Of
land, boring the well, erecting the
blocks and sheds building docks, SC,
a. low as $4,000 to $4,000 for sin.
gle block, while each additional block
costs from $500 to $1,000. This es.
innate, however, is low, and $4,000
woul,rprobaby' come nearer the true
amount for the first block. 1t would
be scarcely safe for an inexperienced
man to venture into tho salt business
with cash capital anywhere inside of
$4,000. AS with all new places that
have received sudden impulse, tho
people on the Saginaw, and especially
those at East Saginaw, have got their
prices at altogether too lofty figure
for their own good. at the present
rates they rather frighten away, than,
invite in men of limited capital, that
very class who would make their best
citizens. For all salt sites . river front
Is deemed necessary for shipping pur-
poses, and for that reason all the works
are on the immediate bank of the river.
Lots OF this kind aro usually bought of
from three to ten acres, and have been
10 III at different points on tho river all
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-16

Hasty people drink tho. wine of liso
scaIding hot.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-16

These companies are all on the Sagl-
nav River. Aside from these we have
the following Companies, which have
already commenced operations:
Sweet Co, ear the mouth Of the Tittabs-
vase
Wayne County Company, three miles above the
mouth Of the same river.
DR. Whittemore, on the Tittabawasse, thirteen
miles from Saginaw
John Larkns proposes 10 bore at Midland City
on the Tittlblwssse
A Btllou Co., boring tho Kawkaw-
lin River. three miles from its mouth.
Fredk A Kaiser is boring the same river
nearer its mouth.
Penney & Gordon arc boring near the mouth Of
Cass River
b S Upper has commenced work on the Csss,
q short distance above
Eostor a r. o.o kox;rx "a nr;J oo,oxt
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-16
SOLAR SALT.

But little has been done as yet in
the manufacture of coarse or solar salt
the, East Saginaw Company being the
only one that has as yet turned out any
Originally this company erected twenty
covers i6 feet square, and, tho pros