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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Tho following lettor--from former patient Of
Dr. J. n. CUNsIyGHAM of this city, who was afflicted
with Liver complaint in its worst form, tolls its own
story as to the effectiveness of this Doctors skill
and mode Of practice:
Bronson Harbor, Jan. 18th, 1863
DocTOR CUNNINGHAM -
Dear Sir--Somc timc last Fall called on you at
Grand Rapids, for medical advice and treatment 80
| was suffering then with Asthma. You at once
pronounced my case Liver Complaint and thought
my days wore nearly ended. But after taking the
medicine you gave me, thought | was nearly well.
| heard in the meantime that you had left some
Liver Medicine for sale at Muskcgon. get bot
tie Of that, and am well satisfied IL done me good
am now OUT Of all kinds of medicine, begin to
feel ms | did whom You first saw me at the Rapids,
only not as bad. Now Doctor, if you will send me
such medicine by express ns you think need md
send yonr BILL l will remit the money the first mail
that leaves here after | receive your bill. would
like the medicine rs soon rs / can get it-belorc
get as bad as when yon first saw nc. ] am at least
one hundred per cont. better than was then.
Hoping this will find you happy in your new
home, l anu Yours in friendship, love and truth,
CHARLES HUBBARD.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
NOTICE.

NJ Office is heoeby given that tho late firm Of
y Niedorstadt & Son have sold out their entire
stock in trade to Michael aud John Leidlen and by
mutual consent the said firm of Niederstadt a Son
has been this day Dissolved and all persons indebted
TO the late firm earnestly requested Immediately
TO call upon Charles Ncdersadt and settle the same
or cost must be made. CHAS. NIEDERSTADT,
GEO NIEDERSTADT
East Saginaw, Jan. ~, 1868.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

The LAST WoRD.-A good matron
who made her nice light bread her
boast, lately babe adieu to a favorite
daughter, just married, and going to a
distant state to settle. The last words
of advice the kind lady uttered in con
fidcuce were, "Use DeLands Chemical
Salcratus, and you will have good bread
and nice light biscuits, and your hus
band will love you the more as good
housewife w The mother was right and
if her advice is needed, that match will
doubtless prove happy one.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
RUSSELL HOUSE,
Detroit, Michigan, 1862.

The undersigned late of the PArTEE lIousE, ST.
Joseph No. begs leave to call attention Of the ray-
cling public to the fact that he is proprietor of the
above House.
For elegance and comfort the RUSSELL HousE is
not surpassed by any Hotel in the Western country
IL is suporbly furnished, warmed by steam and
lighted with gas throughout is the largest Hotel
in Michigan, has the advantages Of pleasant, airy
location In the very hoart of the City.
Should you visit Detroit, please give me a call.
RI y l.. 1. MINOR, Prop.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, The undersigned keeps the largest and
best assortment Of oil kinds and styles Of Boots and
Shoes, not only at East Saginaw, but also in the
whole Saginaw Valley and
Where's, lie sells any and everything in bis
line for less than any other establishment Of the
same or any other kind and
Whereas, lie sells tho host and finest durable
ware Of all and spares no effort 10 please his pat
rons lilo hereby proclaims TO and all that II
Is highly necessary and essential to everybody
health to keep their feet dry and warm and that
this can be done best by buying everything in the
line Of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, at his Emporium.
Having received his large stock before the last rise
in goods aud being under much less rent than his
competitors, ho assures his patrons that they shall
have the benefit Of H., and that everybody will be
we'll paid by going INTO Water Street, next door "a
B ID. Buckhouts Hardware Store for their Boots,
Shoes or Rubber
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

TEAs.-Greene & Bro. who make the
article Of tea speciality in their trade
and who are fully posted as to all the
peculiaritios Of the trade, and the arti.
Gle, havo on hand as usual very fine
assortment of all the different varieties
of tho herb.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

HARDWARE SToRE.-We call atten
ton to the new advertisement of Shaw,
Reynolds g. Spencer, in this paper
This firm have removed to No. 2, Bue.
ma Vista Block, where they have large
assortment of everything in their line.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

BUILDING NEXT SEAsoN.-."Arrange
ments are now being made for the cree
ton of some half dozen new brick blocks
in this city next season and the indica'
tons are that there will be more than
twice the building of all kinds going on
therehas been in any one season before.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
SOI.AR s ALI.

9Ol5EALS oEAHL L.
BY request We republish the follow
ing article whichappeared in ourissue of
last week. The scarcity of wood, and
the difficulty, or rather impossibility, as
present appearances would indicate, of
obtaining anything like an adequate
supply for the next seasons operations,
it is not at ak unlikely, will DO the
means of stimulating operations in the
solar line to an extent, the aggregate ben.
efits of which, will, in the sequel, over
balance the evils and inconvenience in.
cident to so unexpected contingency
as the lack Of fuel:
AS the salt interest in this section
becomes more fully developed, and tho
business more systematically conducted,
far greater attention will undoubtedly
be paid to manufacturing by soral evap.
Grafton, a process by which, without
difficulty or the slightest liability to
failure, subject to no contingencies as to
fuel, and free from any Of the impedi.
ments which are sometimes met with in
other works in the publication of the
brine, an article of salt can be made
which has been found by actual exper'
iment to be equal to the very best of
home or foreign salt for packing, dairy
and general use.
Many reasons operated against the
general adoption of this plan at the out
set, the man one being the length of
time required to test, by actual expert
ment, its adaptation to the Saginaw
brine, which of course has peculiarities,
differing from that worked by the solar
process 10 other localities. This point
has been favorably settled. Lack Of
proper general knowledge as to the
construction and management of covers,
lumber of suitable make and quality,
and contractors Of sufficient experience,
are among the other reasons which have
operated adversely, all of which have
been in a measure obviated. An expc-
rienced workman from Syracuse, Mr..
Abingdon, will be here early in the
Spring with machinery for dressing,
growing and iointing lumber for this
purpose, and the general facilities for
putting up covers will be developed du.
ring the next three months to all extent
quite as astonishing as the progress al
ready made in the manufacture by the
boiling process.
One of the best posted men in the
Valley, gentleman recently from Syria
cuss, who has been for years engaged
in the manufacture of salt there, gives
the following figures in regard to the
cost Of erecting covers, procuring brine
and manufacturing solar salt, which we
deem of especial interest at this time
90 covers may be built upon an acre Of
ground, at a cost, allowing for the pres
ent high price of lumber, Of 81 200. A
good well will supply so acres Of COW
crs. The average product per cover
each season is IL barrels. Cne man
will tend 100 covers, and need only be
employed portion of the time for that
purpose. We give the result of cal
culation upon 80 acres, or 1900 covers,
for a run of one season, allowing ample
margin for any inaccuracies which may
occur in the figures:
Cast Of Building Covers, $4,000
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
L OF SAGINAW

L n TIE NINIIII OUUhI IVh TIE NVUNIl 4
Il OF SAGINAW,
The President, Directors and
Company Of the Lee Bank,
rs
Elisha Bliss Jr, Dwight A.
Horton and John NJ. Northrop
Notice Is hereby given that on the tenth Day
Of December, A. d. 1862 a writ Of attachment was
duly issued out of the Circuit Court for the County
Of Saginaw, at the suit Of the President, Di-
rcctors aud Company Of the Leo Bank, the above
named plaintiff, against Elisha Bliss Jr, Dwight A.
Horton and John NJ Nor,hrop, the above named
defendants, for the of three thousand and three
hundred dollars which writ was returnablo on the
sixth day of January, A. ID. 1868, upon which writ
property was attached.
JOHN MOORE,
Dated Jan. 90 1863 plaintiffs Atty.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

Liars PArrR.--yve are under obliga-
tons to JONI b. HAmrLroS, of the Carl
ton House, Flint, for copy OF a
Charleston, S. c., city Gazette, OF Sept
-, 1905.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

LUMBER FOR SOLAR WoRKs.-l ,25S
feet of lumber is required, according to
bill as given by an experienced workman,
for the erection of one solar vat and
cover.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

Hobbs, of the Ban.
croft" is in the habit of ducking his
guests in the Fall and Winter to keep
them in good humor. A game landlord
is Hobbs, 4" which nobody can deny"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
DETROIT RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Great Western Of Canada, depot at Windsor"
Day Express, for Suspension Bridge al 7, 80 n. m
Mixed Train, for London, at. ........ll IS a. m
Night Express, at.'','',' 900 p. m
Grand Trunk Of Canada depot foot of Third st.
Buffalo Express, leaves at'..'... ..... 80 a. IN
Night Express, at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 u. m
Mixed Train for Port Huron. ........2l5 D. m
Michigan Central, depot foot Of Third street
Mail Train, leaves at''' 720 a. M
New York Express, at $500. ...., 1000 M
jackson Accommodation, at .........5 10 p. m
Night Express at ......s.....9l5 p. m
Michigan Southern depot foot of Brush street
Day Express, for Chicago. and Toledo 1910 n. m
Toledo and Cincinnati, at.''.'.......930p p. IN
Detroit and Manaukee, depot foot Of Brush street
Mixed for Grand Rapids, at. ........ 7.20 a. m
Mail, for Milwaukee, at..........,,l 10 Is a. m
Mixed, for Fentonvillc, at........... 345 D. m
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS,
Great Wcstern--
Night Express from sus Bridge, at. $50 a m
Mixed, from London, at......,.".3. 10 p m
Night Express for Chicago. ........... $50
Day Express, from Sus. Bridge at. $50 p. m,
Grand 1rnk-
Night Express from Toronto, &c, at. 40 a. m.
Mixed, from Port Huron, at........l225 p. IN
Buffalo Express, at '''''''''''''''' 900 p m.
Michigan Central
Night Express from Chicago, at.....645 a. m
jackson Accommodation, nj. go a. m
New York Express, FROM Chicago. 90 p. m
Mtchgdn southern
Night Exp, from Chicago, Toledo, &c, s45 a. m.
Detroit and lHuaukee-
Accommodation from Fontonyillc at 1905 a. m
Mail from Milwaukee, at...........525 n IN
Mixed from Grand Rapids, at........ Gas p. m.
*fhe Great Western ferry boats leave Detroit for
the depot at Windsor 30 minutes before the tfuins
start
NoTE.--The running time on the different roads
varies from Detroit tune, n follows: Great Western
go minutes faster than Detroit; Grand Trunk, 20
minutes sioUer; Central 20 minutes si0rer; South
ern, 20 minutes siOlrer; Milwaukee Road on 10.
rolt time
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

NEGROES IN A STATE OF FREEDoM.-A n
officer in the army writes "You must
know that amongst the ruins of tho for.
mer town of Hampton, Va, there are
now living some 5000 to 1000 negro
runaways. At the Fortress there are
as many more likewise. At Norfolk
at Hampton, they have built little wood.
en- cabins, which they place against the
remains ola chimney, and there they
live like beasts and run vida state
which they call freedom. / walked over
to Hampton day before yesterday, and
meeting negro | thought would ask
him few questions, to find out what
ideas they had, if any. After talking
TO him few minutes and finding that
his idea Of freedom was in doing nothing
| said But you cant live on in this
way all the time, how do you expect to
live or get clothing to wear? Looking
at me as If such question was super
fluous, he said. ave is waiting for
our president to make another procama.
tion--and tell us what to do he'll attend
10 that
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
FRIDAY EVENING. FEB. G.

To select nine delegates to attend the
County Convention at Saginaw City
Fsb 7, and transact such other business
rs may be deemed proper.
-sL BY order of Dem. City Com.
East Saginaw, Jan. 90, 1868.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
PRODUCT.


$4,000 bbls. at 50 per bbl, $4,000
Leaving profit at these figures of
s25 ,42O, after paying expenses and in
tcrest on the capital invested. Let the
price 60 down to 81 per barrel, which is
not in the range of probabilities, and
still there is fair margin. The cost OF
manufacturing solar salt in Syracuse is
5 cents per busbel. At the East Sagi.
nav S. NJ. Co.'S works it has been be
tween 8 and cents, SO that our esti-
mate as to expenses far exceeds the
cost, as determined by experiment.
We have cut down the estimated pro.
duct also, leaving on both hands ample
room for contingencies.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

I offer my Goods at reasonable rates, aud shall be
glad 10 see my old customers and rs many new ones
as desire good Goods ut fair prices
Nv. TOMS.
East Saginaw, Jan. 3, 1868.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
CAN BE FOUND
A Large Assortment

IRON, STEEL, NAILS, GLASS, -
AXEs, CUTLERY, CABLE CHAINS,
ROPE, FILES, CRoSs.CUT, CIR
CULAR and MILL SAWS,
CARPENTERS TOOLS, Coorxns' DO.
HEMP s. RUBBER PACKING, ... ',' .
LEATHER BETTING,
STOVES, Tx SuEET-IRoN WARE.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
FROM NEW YORK.

New Ok, jan. "a.
The Express says that, on Wednesday
last, General Wool issued orders to the
several commanding officers of the reg.
iments forming the whole militia in the
State To report to him the number in
each corps ready for duty with other
particulars relative to their efficiency,
,ho arms in their possession. The or.
ders were quietly served on these officers
and the commanders of the regiments Of
the Third Division responded by pre-.
senting their reports to Gen. Wool. 1t is
understood General Wool informed them
that he was empowered 10y the general
government to perform this duty. Some
of the First Division reported to Gen.
Wool, but others boldly refused to DO
80, on the ground that Governor Soy.
mour was legally the commander Of the
forces of the State. Yesterday Gen
eral II all first heard Of this movement
of Gen. Wool. He Immediately pro
ceedod to the headquarters of the con-.
mander Of the Department of the East,
and had a lengthy interview with Gen.
Wool, during which he entered vigor
Gus protest, in behalf OF the State forces,
against the order of the General requir
ing them to report to him. This new
movement has created great excitement
in military circles, and the prevailing
opinion respecting it is that it embodies
the design of the national administration
to place the militia under their control.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

Al the above establishment the subscriber offers
inducements in the way Of Amusement unsurpassed
in this section. A Spacious Dancing Hall, Bowling
Alley, Pigeon Hole Table and ample facilities for
EMO lment and recreation Supper, Hall, and
Music furnished for private dancing parties at the
Hail. Eaables of choicest variety served up for din
ing or other parties.
A. sTRASBURG, Proprietor.
East Saginaw, Dec. 9, 1862.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
q. w. WIsNER.

Attorney Counselor and Solicitor. Office in Grouse
Block, EAST SAGINAW
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
Democratic City Caucus.

A Caucus of the Democratic electors
Of East Saginaw will be held at Buena
Vista Hall
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
EXPENSES.

Labor for Season, Sl,OOO
Barrels. 6,000
Packing, DC, l,5N0
Interest at per cent, on Investment, 1880
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Country Residence for Sale.

The FARM owned by the late
A<MCO Hon. r. X. Goodenow, situsted
MIflSx3R within hundred rods OF the
( SiayEIx0 County Buildings at Paris, Oxford
S1S County, Me-, is offered for sale at a
great bargain.
The Farm contains 40 acres of land. of excellent
quality which produces At present about 80 tons of
hay. and the amount may be largely increased
Fruit. wood and water All abuudant. The dwelling
house and out-buidings are commodious and in good
repair The location Is pleasant and healthy. ofer-
ing desirable country residence.
For particulars inquiry may be made on tho prem.
ises Of DIR. w. A. RUST. South Paris, or WILLIAM
G0ODEN0W. Esq, Portland. (v3eodn
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CaDitaIiStS !!

V0UR attention is invited to an examination of
L some of the most important and valuable inven-
ions of tho nineteenth century, important and val.
bor-saving principle There never were those arti-
ccs better suited for parties in out of business to
make money on than now have the pleasure of
small Investments. CriosfD-seekers do not rant
put mon of business, who with a few hundred dol
iars cash In hand and who mean business. can make
call and be satisfied of the above, at the INVENT.
ohS, EXCHANGE, 22a CONGRESS STREET.
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FOR 8 ALE

Tn Saccsrappa, Westbrook, miles from Portland,
L five minutes walk from the Village and Depot,
buidnes. consisting of IA story house, with eight
finished rooms. stable aud wood-shed, nearly now /,
all in good repair, two wells OF good water. and els
tern in cellar. 80 fruit trees Currans. Gooseberres
Raspbcrres Strawberries. &c. Also one horse, nine
years old one wagon, one sleigh, and one good cow.
Will be sold for $500.
Apply on the premises, or to CHARLES L. PART.
RIDGE, at the Portland Companys Works, Port
land. Me. sept26 diff
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Real Estate for Sale or 20 Reut.

. The Farm formerly owned by John
AN,b Mountfort. lying In South Gray,
sAA containing 100 acres, co Of 10 improv-
ss&S2El&41Lr r ed. the remainder wood and timber,
well fenced with stone wall Good
buildings and enough Of them. Two hundred apple
ELIAS MoUNrFORr, on the premises. = 9ll7
Also. the Brick Building in Portland. situated on
Fore and Chatham streets. aug12 it'd vs.
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3 UIL ING LOT
For Sale.

FvNHE LOT corner of Spruce and Bracket streets.
Il will be sold. II applied for Immediately Said
lot is go feet on Bracket, aud 90 feet ON Spruce
street.
Address Box l577 p o.. or apply at 50 Salem 81.
ocI dlws : : -
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FOR SALE.

handsome bay PONY, 0 yesrs old.
El weighs about st0 pounds = warranted
N Vt sound and kind in harness or ssddIe-has
no vice or tricks. and sold for no fault.-
Perfectly kind for children. ENQUIRE or eppcbsnt
Depot Master, IVORY LITTLEFIFTn
kenncbunk, July %, 1853. ~ iva dff
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PROF. FERDINAND SUBlT.

Permanent Glasses and Private Lessons in
Frenoh---Season 1904.
REGS TO give notice that his French Glasses will
- be resumed on Monday Sept. l4th-No. sac
Congress Street Persons .preierring Parisian
Pronunciation. know that he is the only French
Teacher In Portland, native from Paris. The Prof
is requested TO proclaim publicly this fact His on
cidt papers prove it. Prot +. S. will continue TO
give Lectures Readings Soirces, etc., etc. which he
hrst established himself in Portland.
N B-PIof +. s. was born In Paris rue de q 14r5re
gee tDry Tree Street.) HIS birth has boon regis
area AZ me Msirie des Petits Peres Mayors Office
OF me Little Fathers1 His family resided then
race as Hofef de Vile, tCity Hall SquareD
IERhs-for classes of any number of pupils, $500
f" teachers, ana
RGfere1ces-Rey II. Stebbins Rev G. Leon Walk.
or, Rev. Z. c. Bollcs, Rev. SEQ Bosworth. Rev Mr..
Shailer, Rev: j. w, Chickering, Chas A. Lord. Mr..
Il. ii. Elwell, s. Fitch, NJ. D.. Barnas scars Presi'
dent Of Brown University. ETC., etc, etc.
sep2l dlms
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For Sale or to Lease.

OTIS with large water front, suitable for shin
~ yards or other manufacturing business within
one quarter ofa mile Of Portland line and Adjoining
the Grand Ttunk Railroad for sale or toIesse on the
most favorable terms. Apply to
JAS. X. LUNT 6 Co, los Middle Street.
ort5 d4w ~--S~''
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House and Land For sale.

- House No. 179, corner of Cumberland and
E;;s Elm streets. Lot about so by 100 feet. House
.S6sA may be examined at any time. For particu-
lars call at l66 Middle street. (up stairsl or NJ L.
Woodbury.. or G. w. Woodbury., or
JOHN G. PRoCTER, Lime Street.
Portland, Sept. 16. 1868. - , oc6 II
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SETH z. BEEDY
Augusta, Me.
YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY,
Library Room, Mechanics Hall.

The IdH Session Of this School tciH open on
Monday, Sept. 21st.
TENHE Regular Course ofstudy embraces the higher
Il English branches and the Latin and Fronch
Languages and Litcratures Instruction given in
ofhe languages when desired, and in Of decided
preference German may take the place of the Latin
of the Course.
In the Preparatory Department Misses are fitted
for the Regular Course.
The rooms occupied are spacious and elegant and
furnished With every convenience for exercise and
recreation.
A Native French teacher will be employed and
other masters as the school may require.
Ponceling is one of the common exercises of the
school, but Crayoning, Painting, &c. are OPTIONAL
Pupils from out of town be furnished with pleas
ant boarding places upon application 10 the Princi-
pals, and win be subject to their special care.
TERMS for session of twenty weeks - Primary
Glasses $500; intermediate Glasses S12 00 Advanced
Glasses, $500. To be paid at the middle of the
session.
For circulars with particulars, apply to tho Mise.
SYM0NDS, Principals, is Brown street, or to Mr.
II. PACKARD, Exchange street.
Portland, Aug. II, 1868. 5weod
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For Sale or to Lei.

/ CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
rooms. large stable and sheds-sifusted two
and one-half miles from Portland and the
In finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for 4 wa
6zn teripg place, and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire Of GEO. OWEN,
app dtf 81 Winter Street. Portland
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For Sale.

CPLENDlD MILL PROPERTY in Manistec cotin-
- ty, Michigan with first rate water power, 10 foot
fall with $50 acres of good pine timber contiguous
to the mill upon aud adjacent to Portage Lake This
lake is four miles long. with average breadth of
aud one-half miles. and never falling in its wa
ter. and forms the mill pond. at the outlet of which
is the mill rhe mill is in perfect repair and nearly
lions of lumber annually There is q railroad track
SIS feet long from the mill to Lake Michigan A
ing house % by 45 feet, good cottage dwelling
workshop. blacksmith shop and large barn. All the
buildings ard improvements in perfect order This
property beiopgs to gentlemen who have retired
from business aud ~il sell the same at low price
and liberal terms. II presents an opportunity 10
any practical man to improve his condition Hnan-
SPRINGER Real Estate Agents. No. Is Metropol-
i,sn Block. Chicago.ih.; or wM. COFFIN. Batavia.
IN. sug29 2aw6w