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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13

The Brightest Jewel in the Spanish
Crown. No one will fail to acknowledge
the beautiful Island Of Cuba is the brightest
jewel OF Spain. Its climate is the most
healthy in the world snd thousands are re-.
stored 10y tie genial influences. Yet greater.
far greater is the healing power and rcstor
ing influence Of Dryap's Pulmonic Waters.
on the lealth OF our citizens. They will, il
taken early, cure your cold and prevent con.
sumption, aud Cuba may be lett unvisitcd,
aud long life enjoyed. IS cents box at
Dubois Il Co.'S
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GOOD NEWS
GREET 7'RIr.uPH! Z
nj Pain Extrac.

Bonham's Magical Pain Extrac!
tor, for removing all local pains.
Beuham's Gargle. ---For Dipthe-
ria, Putrid Sorethroat, Thrush and
liberation of the Threat. .ssYa
Benham's Renovatiag Pills.,
For Nervous aad Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Colds and Sour Siom-
ach. They will cleanse the stom.
ach without any inconvenience.
Benham 8 Worm Pastilla Candy
The surest, safest and mestrel,
able. Easiest to take. No physi
clan required.
Bonham's hygiene Cough Drops
For Cough. Group and ratllcs in
children-good also in Fevers.
Beuham's Liver Pills.-Good to
cleanse the system of al! billitus
habits.
Bcuhan's S Joshua Drops. Like
Joshua Of Old, who commanded the
sun TO stand still and il obeyed
him, so with the Drops. An mor-
bid, or loss Of action will he rous.
cd; all Fevcrs will be calmed down
in an incredibly short time. They
are decidedly ahead of all other
preparations, for Fevers, Cramp,
Group, Spasms Inflammation, Te.
tanus or Lock jaw, Suspended AMI.
nation, Dipthoria, Pntrid Sore.
throat, and in fact il is a perfect
Joshua, as hundreds will tes,ify.
Prepared and sold by
a. BENIIAM,
Melmors. Ssnssa sount,, o.
For sale by d Jbsis 4 Co, Tifu.
jy 4 81 lr
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Percmptory.--Sub Subscribers, who are in
arrears, must either call in ard settle up, or
send arrearugcs to US Immediately, for we
must have our dues II these old accounts
cannot be settled without it, other means
well have to be used.
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Fire and Loss of Life in Toledo

Fire and Loss of Life in Toledo
The Toledo Commercial gives the pariicu.
lars Of a terrible fire and loss Of life which
occurred in that city on Saturday last 1t
seems that while the fire was raging in Gris-
void q Co.'S Spice Mills, the walls fell ON
an adjacent building burying number OF
persons in the ruins. There were six per
sons killed, and number injured.
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Demonstrations.
SALhN, Washington County, Ind.
Aav IE IlEa

SALhN, Washington County, Ind.,l
May Is. 1883
DR. RoBAcK--Dear Sir:-My son Thomas
was given up by the physicians, this last
summer, as hopsless case. He was almost
a skeleton, flesh and mus cles seemed to have
wasted away. He could not rise from ly.
ing to sitting position. One Doctor said
it was case OF Lumbago, and that all the
doctors in the world could not cure him, aud
that he would have been dead long ago, if
he had not been SO well nursed. a callosity
formed on the outside of the left thigh, ex-
tending from the hip to the knee, and the
Doctor said he would have to "open the
thigh and scrape the bone" The operation
being severe, was pursuaded to try your
Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills. procured three bottles of the Puri-
fer and two boxes Of Pills. and TO my aston.
ishment they took away the callesity. and
restored him 10 health, and he is now abie to
W ork. These are the facts Of the case, aud
you are at liberty TO ma Ike what use of them
you please, and refer to me. II you thi
proper.
Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM SAGE,
]. p. Of the NJ Il. Church.
Readeri do You know OF any other rene
dies On earth that will produce .uch glorious
results Us the aboye7
Sse ndrertisfment
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The COME ssions ana Experience

OF n NERVOUS INVALID.
Published Tor the benefit and a, a cautioa to Young
men, and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Esrly decay. and their kindred ailments-supul,ing
the means self cue. Nv ane who has cured him
self, anef being victim OF misplaced confidence in
medical h. mbugand qunckerv. ~ cnclosiuga post
paid directed envelope, single copies may he had ol
the author, N,iHANiEL MAyFAIR, ESQ. Bediofi,
Kings County, New York. ian3O-ay.eom
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BY ORDER OF PRraptNr.
Sad Acciden,.--. YOUNG son of Cbtis

Sad Accident.--A young son Of Chris.
tiNn Link, Esq. of Attica, aged 6yenrs, was
drowned in the well Of Mr. Links Steam
Grist Mill. The boy was sent to call his
father TO supper, aud, 1t is supposed, walk
ing along looking upward, he stumbled into
well, which, unfortunately, was left uncover
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Postal Currency.-Wo are authorized,
by the Bank OF Tiiin, to say that they nave
full supply OF L. 5. Postal Currency. Per.
sons wanting change can have it at par 10y
calling at The Bank.
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TiHim Prices CURRENT.

Corrected Weeklyby \. %. Ssg,TH, Dealer IN a
,iLds OF Grain. &e., lorssef's Block, Tihn
PoRk-3 so 10 AS
hHEAT--l 30 dl,35
LokS- (sheledlbO.
do tERD 4OIsO
RYE--Ot a 30.
BARLEY-- l,uNdl,l3
OATs--OO n 40
forAToES--Jua1J
FLANSgEn--S Sl,s5
bLTTER--l4Al5
LAGp-se
TALLow--Sc.
SMoKEp HANS SO I0c.
do SIDES AND SnoULDERs--4e
PiCkLED PoRK--G ME.
CLOVER SEsD-aBiOdi695 95.
BEEswAx--0O g2Jc.
FEATHERs--HDOo.
RAus--3c.
GEEESiiIDEs- Gls 20
DN do los.
EGGs-l2e. y dozen.
Timotny seed,-l, ,BtQDl,75
WooL-iOQ
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Sonccn County Blble sog,e,v will mo.

Seneca County BibIe Society will meet
on Sabbath evening, Feb. 20, 1863, in the
Methodist Episcopal Church. A general at.
tendance is requested. Tue pastors Of the
several churches are requested to take up
for the benefit of said society and
report on the evening of the eed.
BY ORDER OF PRTsIppNr.
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\ port monte containing about sc, with
and Buskirk on. Finder. leaving it at s..
Johns Drug Store, will be suitably reward.
ed.
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The Great English Remedy!
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrdted Fsmnk PIls!!

Prepared fIoma ption Of SifJ. Clarke, NJ. D
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
rrIls wellknown medicine il no imposition, bat a
sure and safe remedy for Femal Difficulties nd
ObstrHetons from any cause whatever; and although
powsrlul TeAedy IL contains nsthips huFifu the
constitution.
Married Ladie, II !, peeu lisr, suited, Itwil,in
lsnty.
Ia alca,es Of Nervous and spinal ARscnoss. Pain
In the Back and Limbs lleaviness, Fatigue slight
sSsrion, PAlptaiion ofthe Hear. Lownsss ofspint,
Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites, Rhd all the nain.
iu Diseases occasioned by disorered system these
Pills VIII ect cure vixen NJ other have
These Pills have never bssn known TO fail whore
the dIeetionson the edpnge of pamphlet sre wsllob
served.
For mllnarisnlau, get pamphlet, free, ofthe Agr.
n. B.-Sl andB postage stamps enclosed 10 nHy au.
thoAz4d agent, will insure bottle, ng ovsS
Npfils, By rsuiru mail. ootSfy
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Ilsa had lhIng 10 tnnke ar . asht. ;

pisa bad thing to tnnke NJ fight, but
gcod thing to make up qunrrsli but It Is
ettcr to dsht than to have your Grocer palm
oir any other Saleratus on to you than Hct.
rick Aliens Gold Medal, manufactured at
lie Liberty Street. New York. We are glad
to sec that good many Of our merchants
arr selling II. notwithstanding they car not
make So good profit ou itNs on other kinds.
1t any ore wants to get UP a fight with us,
let them lry and put some other kind Of snl.
,ratus or soda Oh to US besides llCrrick AL
lens Gold Medal,
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Col. Lee. Of the 55th Infantry, and Capt,
Adams, Of the 81 Ohio Cavalry, both return.
ed % their regiments on Tuesday last.
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A Administrator,s Notice.

Notice is hereby given that tho
Nndersignsd hss bees sppsintsd and suslihsd n Ad.
sninisirsisr on estate sfDNAlEL MILLER, ,dsess'sd
Psb. q, 1888. ADAM MILLER,
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New York Money HIarkct.-We

W" W. n AAOHNy A'Aa~s NJ W =
iiud the following quotations Of the N,
Y. Money Market, dated Feb. 10th:
American gold opened at 53a4 and clos
cd steady at 5Sl4 per cent premium.
Government stocks firm, U. ). IS, 1881
so 95ii @0 96i5. 1880 Treasury Notes,
@l02
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NOTICE.

The co.partnership heretofore ex-
is,ing betwo5u J. II. HAAS, JoSA. SMlrit,
IosnUA ShIrm, N. NJ BAKNts aud A r.
B,RNEs, under firm name OF SNfrn. BARyrs
& Co, i. this day dissolved 10y mutual cor
sent. JoSI. SMiiu retiring.
The business will he continued as hereto.
fore at the old stand by the remaining part
ners under same firm name.
SMITH, BARNES & co.
Dec. 0, leb2. 2.-8m
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Our thanks are due Hons. VIM. Lang
and W W, armstrong, fot Columbus favurs.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

Forths Relicforths Sick aud Di,trousi, Afflicted
with Nirnlent and Chroui, Diseaset sud specially
foribs care Of Oissssss OF The ssNual O'sHns.
MEDiCAL ADVICE si,cngf BY the Acting
sa Surgeon,
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sperma irth,sa, o.
Seminal Wcahness, aud other Disease, Of tho SctuHl
Organs, aud ON the New RrMgnIEs cmplByed In the
DprnsaTy sent to the Hl In sealed leitsr enysl.
ores, itee OF chWgs. Two orIhtee stamps lofpVst.
age WIN he Acceptable.
AdTess. DIR, }. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting
surgeon Howard Assoeiation, No. 9 South Ninth st.
Philadelphia, Pa. iau9.Ir
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no TIE PUBL.lC.

ltrrNry Tow Nsur, CnWiosd co.. JuNs u, ~.
NU. tsitoW--~i if.- lccing it a du'N love to the
Hilt,ted, wis takru VITA bthaus dvfsngsmsnt ~
l~fS. which wssNVTN severe. rcsotted 10 the NJ.
~, Ncpatbtc doctuts, 10 uumbst, ta Rue,rus.
teyelnnd aud RugIrs, ,u The state OF uh,s. stay.
eel i0uf weeks tu tlr,r'ui, getung NO hsusr !
stepped Rugvs, uuiHn 60, ,v1llsd On an old " u.
Nhusatdl had = Taps Notn. Hr givem gfains
ut calomei and tufrrnuuy, u lusstped NY tee h
and was nigh kiIin. ne. uthsfs iu horNtus said I
had ne eLiteftnuiaaint, ,pi gave ~e hog. doses st
rslJn-l sud quirins. sew wer.e ail the time.
some Of the doctors ,tV svd tfa,el TO gaia Nv
he ,ih, while others sad wuuld nt,crg gau Ty hsakh
andgst veil.
Nhsn allmsiicsl sis ofihe elt schccl faculty hsd
exhausted their .ktN Hht ~ hope Nas rbGe ahd ltfs
dspuNtdoh wss prevailed uu 10 sasud sNplsy Dt
\. GENuAN, aphysoptthiv pi.,sivibug Nein,r.
Seneca CO., ohio, Whu, with his niastsTN Kin sud
ssnattse ttmedirs restored NE to health In ahsut =
week, when walked home, " miles, ~ one dsy,
sod soon xctah 10 20 10 work. AMI Wa quite we'll
with the rSceptlon cfthc lire effects ut the csloms
With ttat exception, thsye enip,ed good health ever
since, aud have known W.. \. H~rhan 70 cure mum.
rfou. vases, where thct phvsirisrs hsi abandoned
hvm 'nd t!l hope va. gone would sd,i'e the afc cd
.iocallou ~, \. nepham o., onte aud not DELAY any
iunser lectu hrctk fever, rt snv ucntc " ch'un.
hc d,scass, IA ls,s une ihan ANY physician | ever
knew.
nnNrR JOHNSON
JOSErU WARNER, Nrue.s.
". \. HsuLam'. mssicino' Tor 'slo By nrBSis
4 Ce. TtGn.
iul,tu
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shinplaster. Rcrudlnted In A,licn.

ShinpIastefs Ncpudinted IN Atucn'
The Sandusky Register says; A CORES.
rouisnt At Attica IN forps US that all the busi.
ness houses in that place determined neither
to take or ray ont indiyidcal shinplss'ets.
after the sth inst, but to rely upon U $,
Postal Currency for change,
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING

LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING
in the 1iA- rVst o lice, for the month end
ing January 3lst. 1859;
Arnold MIS- Z McClain Mrs Mary c
AYERS " n Meadows W L
Wcler Nicholas Merk FR
Baker Charles Miehacls Amir.
Brvu WIN Morris Miss Julia
Hurrouu Levi Manson Miss 4
Craw ford Geo Miller Catherine
Conrad Fred Miller Mrs Sarah
Cramer Enus Miller VIM d John
Dodson Martha A Nolan Michael
OunhnrR Az NucU Mary
Evy Levi Nicrnier Miss CO
Eyiuger abraham Owen q
Eddy Samuel I O'Brien VI
FLYNN Michael Piau Howard
Fries Solomon Painter Martin :
Gross Miss Martha Powell wm II
Cation III Roberts l. Il
Griffin Eliza Schuyler Miss lcrnics
Gcrring John Shaiirer Catherine A
Glen Elizabeth Smith Mrs Z Z ,
q assrr VIM Steel x
Gallagcr John Snyder NJ A
Hauc sheldon p Stinchcomh Jas
hendricks + II StHckliug Eliza
llcuger Mrs Elizabeth Sohn Clara
llnsscltang Peter Tenu,u' Jas >
lehman Henry Tyrcll Dewitt
Hudson Elizabeth lcmrson Mary NJ
JohusoG Samuel \ Titu- & q
Kline VIM QLyer Cyrus W
Eudcr James $ Wcssuer Mrs Susan
k,ucgcn Anu Nh:temnu Catharine
kiscr Susanna Wuodcrlv Anthony
Lppole Jacob Williams VI W
McCarly John
GERMAN.
Rci,z Edvarl Sull Lewis
RutchmiuH Leo S-iried John
Rein Adam 3 Schulsz T.
Strife Chrstope Tisen Kate
Shagwillyard Christ
Persons calling for the shove named let
tcts will please say they arc advertised
WIN. GALLUP, p. NJ,
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IL slight CoTG,

~7DA Il Slight CoJG,
&SANM Ganah,3Ledrsacss
E1ilHille or Sore ,1hecat,
WSA1kSJ ,ohick might he ehsolecd
~l9> ,viih sintr,s rep7sdy,
Bneglsotsd, often terminates seriously.
'F'etV are atUare Of ths i,rroriauos q
stopping a Tough CT SJHaIt
field in its first stage that ,c9iob
IN he beginning 1Oo,sl5 yield to q
mid remedy, if net attended 10, seer
sttdcles he lungs.
@soLtIi'S MEoncIiidL ,IrocIIrS
lUSre first introduced eleuer years ago.
Il has been proysi that they are The
beet article before the p,tblic for
'%epaha, fields, A8tonchifis,
.Ststhnid, LCdtarrh, the Eao'sins
>csHgf in /Censnn1htien, ard
numerous affections Of the ,SJJirGdt,
CITING immediate relief
PwbIic Speakers " Singers
pla Jfpd them eJect,ial for clearing
and strengthening Tie ,ci,e.
Sold BY all D7tEgists and CDealsrs
in Medicine, q. &5 cents Per box,
>vrloS.-As tier. srs many limitations, ask fo
ana OBTAIN enly "BroNn's Btonohial Trsrhes, whcl
by ens eSpsrencs have proved their value, ha,in.
received the sanction 0fphysycians generally, and
tineai'l' from sminent men throughout the country
nnlf.lr
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\. VI. pI.TTEYCIILA Co,

No. ~ Park Row New York, ~ 6 State
ST.. Boston, are oar Agents for the TlFfIN
TRiBuSs, in those cities, aud are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
US at eur lowest rates.
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Lost! LOST

riffn, O., FRIDAY February ) ,aes
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dycrtisiug

Advertising.
Has enlarged many a small business;
Has revived many dull business:
Has rescued many lost business:
Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved many large business;
Has created many new business.
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The A0th in Another Skirmish.--A
correspondent Of Cincinnati Gazette, gives
the following report Of ano ther skirmish IN
which the I9lh Ohio had two men wounded =.
lie writes under da;e of
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09
MORTGAGE SALE. .

nEFAULT having been made in the conditions
- Of a certain mortgage executed by Isaac Nor
ris and Isaac Morris Jr. Of Macomb County, Michi-
gan, Ia Hiram NJ. Jenny Of Macomb County Miehi-
gam dated November 25th, 1857, and recorded In
the office Of tho Register Of Deeds Of Saginaw coun-
ty, Michigan, February 29th 1860 in Liher @. Of
Mortgages, on pages 55s and $50, and which was
assigned by Hiram NJ. Jenny to Royal W Jenny on
the 2d day of August, 1862 and recorded in Volume
X. Of Mortgages on page 81, upon which there is
claimed TO be Tue at this date tho Of two hun
dred and twenty dollars and eighty six cents and no
suit proceedings having been instituted 10 recover
any part thereof Notice is therefore hereby given
that Thursday the twenty day Of July next
at IL o'clock. A, NJ shnli sell ut public auction
to the highest bidder Mt the front door Of the Court
House in Saginaw City, Michigan. that being tho
place Of holding the Circuit Court for said county,
the premises described In said mortgage. or much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the amount
due, with interest and costs 10 wit: the south west
quarter Of the south west quarter Of Section one,
town thirteen north range three cast In the State
of Michigan. ID
ROYAL W JENNY, Assignee.
Dated Flint April 81 1863
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09

"The rapid advancement of the Elk
ecutive authority is topic which has
already been alluded to.
81 believe there is serious cause OF
danger, from this source. ! believe the
Power of the Executive has increased,
is increasing, and ought now to be
brought back within its ancient Consti.
tutional limits. / have nothing to do
with the motives, which have led to those
acts, which / believe to have transcend.
ed the boundaries Of the Constitution.
Good motives may always he assumed.
as bad motives may always be impu ted.
Good intention will always be pleaded,
for every assumption of power; but they
cannot justify it, even if we were suro
that they existed. 1t is hardly too
strong to say, that the Constitution was
made to guard the people against the
dangers of good intention, real or pre-.
tended. n-Ddniel WcbSter.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09
Bodily Carriage.

Instead of giving all sorts Of rules about
turning ont the toes, and Strengthening
up the body, and holding the shoulders
back, all of which are impracticable to
many, because soon forgotten, or of a
feeling of awkwardness and discomfort
which procures a willing omission all
that is necessary TO secure the object is
to hold up the head and move on, let
ting the toes and shoulders take care of
themselves. Walk with the chin but
slightly above a horizontal line, or with
eve directed to things alitte higher than
your own head. In this way you walk
properly, pleasantly, and without any
feeling of restraint or awkwardness. If
any one wishes to be aided in securing
this habitual carriage Of body, accustom
yourself to carry your hands behind you
one hand grasping the opposite wrist
Englishmen are admired by the world
over for their full chests and broad
shoulders ami sturdy frames, aud man.
Iy bearing. This position Of body is a
favorite with them, in the simple prom.
enade in the garden or gallery, in attcn'
ullR IdulcS, dl'lS SloNhOd StlCSNi w
in public worship. Many pursons spend
large part Of their walking existence
in sitting position. A single rule well
attended to in this connection, would be
of incalculable, value to multitudes- -
use chairs with the old fashioned straight
backs, a little inclining backwards, and
sit with the lower portion of the ody
against the back Of the chair ut the seat;
any one who tries it, will observe in a
moment a grateful support to the whole
spine. And we see no reason why chill
dren should not be taught from the be
ginning to write, and sew. and knit, in a
position requiring the lower portion Of
the body and shoulders to touch the
back of the char all the time. ~ very
common position in sitting especially
among men, is with shoulders against
the chair back, with space of severa
inches between the chair back and tht
lower portion of the spine, giving the
body the shape of half hoop; it is the
instantaneous, instructive ahd almost
universal position assumed by any con
sumptive on sitting down, unless coun
teracted by an effort of the will; hence
parents should regard such position
in their children with apprehension, anC
should rectifyit at once. HAIRS Jour
nal of Health
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09

his ngdem Should be given was drawing nigh in
are all things well with the noisy wassailers Of
the great political revel which IL is sad destiny
10 see. A General strikes down the very pillars
from some Circe-smitten and unreasoning horde,
hail the fatal blow Men seized without warrant
Of law and sent into exile; but no CLEAN Of awak-
oning lights these stolid and besotted eyes.
Federal officer at one swoop orders the whole
adult male population of fourshing town 10 cease
the pursuit Of their daily avoeatons and converts
city practically into prison for its whole popula-
tom but still the glasses clink and the bacchana-
liam chorus rings out loud above the sorrow and the
shame, the wantonness and this wrong All the
signs which portend supreme social catastrophe
gather IN the air-the passions of political calumny
and intolerance creep into every household, pollute
the ordinary intercourse and poison the common re-
lations Of men. The machinery which has made
tho worst governments Of history execrablo in the
eyes OF mankind is openly set up in our streets
Spies go about the land the drum usurps the forumi
the bayonet supplants tho press. Men are taken
from their beds under of tho night, to vanish
alike beyond the control Of law and the consultations
Of love- the ostracism of ancient Greece is publicly
recommended, fhe deportations Of modern Russia
openly practiced And all these things are done
with jubilation and applause, without shame as
without remorse, without respect for the insulted
past, without consideration for tho imperiled future.
Can we wonder in the daily presence of such a
spectacle ms this that men should talk of tho Amer
lean experiment is u failure, and summon the ma
tsons TO study, in contortiOns Shameless and so
exravagant, the death agony Of the once proud and
pure republic
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the conditions
~ Of a mortgage executed by Edmund Sterns o
Saginaw County, Michigan, to Russell Bishop Of Gen
County, Michigan, dated January 5th, 1855 and
recorded in the Office Of Register Of Deeds Of Sagi-
nav County Michigan January 18th 1858 in Volume
IF, " of Mortgages page III, upon which there is
claimed to be due ut this date two hundred seventy
seven and 30l00 dollars. No suit OF legal proceed
ings having been instituted to any part there
Of,
Notice is therefore hereby given that on Thursday
the twenty third day Of July next ut II o'clock A
VI shall sell at public auction to the highest bid
der at the front door Of tho Court House in Saginaw
City, Michigan, that being the place Of holding the
Circuit Court for saidCounty, the premises described
in said Mortgage, or so much thereof as may be
necessary 10 satisfy the cunt due on said Mort
gage with interest and costs. To Wit: Wcst half Of
north east quarter Of section twenty town nine
north, Range three east in the State Of Michigan.
Flint, April n, 1863 -
RUSSELL BISHOP,
Mortgages.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09

UNION SCHOOL HousE.--Wo arc in.
formed that arrangements are nearly
perfected which will insure the building
of a School House in this city during
the coming year, work thereon to com.
mence immediately--which will be an
ornament to to the place, and of suf-
ficient capacity to accommodate all the
scholars on the rolls, with liberal margin
for increase, which 10y immigration aud
otherwise is prodigious. The estimated
cost Of the building is $4,000 and the
plan is so designed that further ad-
ditions can hereafter bc made without
marring the harmony Of the structure.