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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26
E. W. wIGGINS,
LAND AND Tax AGENT.
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN,

NTILl attend to purchase and sale Of real estate,
wv locating lands, surve, 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
RS2@Can be found at all times at his Office, over
ILonRh Herskell,s or nt the Bnncroft House.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26

r. j. h6ERSHON
Win attend promptly to the Purchase; Inspect
Ing and shipment OF Lumber from any point on
Raeinsw river; Post ONCE address q q, 49,.
EAST SAGINAW
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$500 Reward
EX else TAX.

EX CISE TAX.
Mamk April and May 1863 Returns Of Manufactures,
S1<rtIe, Hogs and Sheep slaughtered, with the
due thereon adve tised tax additional returns
persons liable tn pay Licenses tax plate, Carriages,
Billiard Tables etc. have been made by the Assessor
and payment Of the is hereby forthwith demand
~ my Once, Court House, Joliet
All amounts not paid within ten days from the date
hereof, will be collected with ten per centum addi-
Eional a. the law prescribes.
All persons doing business subjected to o lisense
without having paid therefor,
MUsT PAY AT ONCE LICENSE.
or they will be promptly proceeded against under
Section So which makes them liable to three times
the amount Of License for each sale transaction
performed without 1t.
LEWIS ELLSWORTH,
Collector 9th District Ill.
BY A. MeINTOsH. Deputy Collector,
2&3 Divisions, 9th Dis. Ill.
&oiiet, July IL, 1858.
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STATE TS q d .L1L11IEToIs'}n.
County Court Of VIII Cannty, August Term, IscS
To All Per aona ConearnrdI


To All Pen sons COneeFntdI
TAKE notice. that the undtrsigtsd guardian Of
L Emerett p MuIIigah . minor viii apply 70 the
County Court Of said county, the lnsust rm
thereof 70 be holden at the Court House In county
on the third Monday Of August for an order 70
sell the undivided interest Of tbs said minor in the
following described real estate, situated in the said
county Of win and State Of Illinois, toWt The 81
Of the M Of Sec. q, in Township 80, N Of r. 70
East Of Sd D., containing 90 more or Iess and
the 81 Of the VIZ Of Sect. %, In the Township and
Range Aforesaid, containing 80 acrrs moro or Ies.;
also seven acres more less, described foows:
begin chaiEs and II links west o the corner Of
said Sec r. and return south 20s 10 chains and
10 links 20 the north bank Of the Despaine1 river
thence south 40 IS chains and CT Iinka thsn-s
south SO 40 chains and 81 links thence north 20
along the north line % said last named Section
chains and IS links % the place Of beginning or land
Of about the last Aforesaid quantity On the NE fae-
tionsl quarter Of said Lass named eectiOn; also the
undivided one third Of the undivided one fourth Of
Lots three a. four (4 and eve (5) in Block eighty
three tS3 togethcr Gith undivided third Of one
fourth Of Reservation br Mills " fri u Of Sec - In
Township 36, 10 cost and that the pettis there
for Is now on Ole in the once Of the clerk Of said
conrt.' = ~ tl &. Tsf
.E- - II 81 JOHN LANE, 81,
Guardian 81 EneEett p. Mulligan.
". ". sITvsEs, Comps Sol
LoekyoFts July -, 1888.
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Ntn .SNbsrtistnltnts.
B R 0 K E J A I L .
5000 REWARD,

I'm Friday night, the Path inst, the following des
~ eribod prisoners escaped from the VIII County
jail at the city Of Joliet, ILL.,
ORCHARD DO0LY, charged with murder He Il
aooat feet inches IN hight, sandy complexion, bali
nearly red. about = years Of age weighs about lsC
loe eyeA light blue or grey, small and piercing, 10
1Eshman but could scarcely be recognised such By
his speech.
WIN. ZEOPR, charged with murder. Zoepf ia ger
man and speaks quite broken. small In stature, %
ySars Of age, about feet inches in hight dark hair
large Hight blue eye, large nose.
{S07~i EFREID EGGIESTIN, charged, highway rob
borys lie ID arman, about 25iyears OF age, little
deaf about feet hes high, walks little stoop-
ing with swinging gait, soIewhat bo"-egged, large
face thin white beard, large light blue eyes, large
nose and weighs about $50 lbs.
ADRIAN PHILIPS, charged with passing fictitious
money Is about 20 years Of age, about feet inch
IN hight fair complexion, some what Ballow, IAS"
smooth shaved, hair light brown and cut short pro-
Jectng forehead, eyes light blue grey and rather
large, and heavy eyebrows.
JOHN HAMPTON, Charged with larceny. About
70 years Of age about feet inches high and rather
slm, full blue eyes large mouth, fair complexion,
brown hair, and down-cast look.
JOHN MUNRoE, charged with larceny, about ~
ysaU ofage, feet inches in hight. complexion =
little bronzed eyes olive grey projecting forehead,
weighs about 145 lbs, b au IriShman.
reverb Of 800 will DO paid for the arrest VI each
Of the above prsoners or 5000 for all, upon their de-
livery 81 the Jail IN Joliet.
GEORGE MONROE, Sheriff Of WIN Co.
Joliet, ILL.,, July %, 1873
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C U RIM

the above complaints.
These Bitters are the poor mans
friend, SAVING him many doctors bills
as well a. the rich mans solAce "a
comfort; invigorAting the weak and
debilitated, driving away melancholy,
making life Of misery, one Of unalloY'
cd enjoyment.
These Bitters have been introduced,
and are being used, not only IN the
hospitals, but among the soldiers, a. an
appetizer tonic and regulator Of the
system throughout the
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n nc 4

Ho Sohn McGaar Thomas Me6srr, james MeGarr,
u nAry Ann Meearr. william EeGazr, Sarah Jane
Mc94Haed susAn Meearr, heirs st lay Of william
Mc4ayr, daeeASed, lake6f WI County, uliDois.
Ega are kereht noeinsd that the understEnsd ID.
mihl1i1of ofthe estate q william Mc6arT, Iaas af
VIII ColntT, dnaAbod, will present 70 the CogptJ
Court Of sd onfy ~ teTm dareof 70 be hoIdsn on
fke third Monday Of August nszt being fkS 18th Day
Of August, 1853, ~ the Court Ho1sG n tbs ety a.
Iol petition for order 10 sel The real estate b.
loSging 70 the estate Of the said william HcGa<E, fr
the paSmentS of debts, when and vbarh sIl persons
tntrr I'D therein requested % HhoW any
they hsyO 1SJ s. SheSl= Sst b bsis ~ ;ts p1.sosss
AtossSeS<.
zz%zr oooEIs, As=-.
satiet, sGSes 90 lseA zSsv
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LOST BOY

I'm the II Of June last, boy left Marseills on the
Joliet gravel train, by the name OF John Lehe.
II years old. light hair, wore short linen coat, dark
pants was last seen In Joliet Any person giving in
formation to the undersigned at Marseills La Sale
Co. Ill, will receive IS reward.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

THR0M the subscriber in Charnahon, on the 5th of
4 June, as63, a black Mare, 3 years old. and
uHnk bDcwncOlog, tail and name cropped of o little,
esther large eaTs natSer thick through the under
1EWs, small Whke SpGt In the forehead. scar OF the
right hBe quarter Any person who will give infor-
1Eton OF her or return her to the subscriber will be
literally rewarded for their trouble,
MICHAEL CAUGHLIN.
Channahon, ILL.,, July Is, 1858
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Comfy COuE4or VVnl County,

Comfy COuELO( NVtl County,
August Term, A. D. 1868.
Austin Godfrey, Administrator, Miriam Wilson. late
Htiriam Mulllean. Administrative, and Samuel Wilson
hpsband 81 said Miriam and Administration in right Of
pie wife, of the estate Of John Muliigan, deceased.
Vs.
Miriam Wilson. late widow, Elizabeth Downs late
Elizabeth Mulligan, Leila MuIgan, william A. Multi
gan, Sheldon II. Mulligan, Bmorett P. Mulligan,
Josephine d. Mulligan, Lewis D. MulIigaE and EDWARD
u. Mulligan, only children and hei at law Of said
John Muligan, deceased, John Lane, Jr, Guardian Of
said children: Elizabeth, Leila, VIM. Sheldon II.
and Emorett P. Muligan, Hylon A. Downs, husband
Of said Elizabeth Downs, and Samuel Wilson and
Petition to Sell Real Estate.
A IFlDAVIT Of the non-residenee Of Elizabeth
"A Downs, Leila Mulllgan, William A. MuIligan,
above named. having been filed In the ONCE OF the
Clerk Of said County Court Of Will County Notice Is
gan. William A. Mulligan. Sheldon IL NuIIigan and
Hyon A. Downs that the said complanants filed their
Pettion In said court the 11th day Of July, A. D.
lsoo Tor authority 70 sell the following described real
estate which Of said John MulliEan deceased to-
Wit The south half Of the south east quarter Disco
nOp,h % "d y Gz II Township thirysx lS
meridian, containing eighty (S0) more or less,
and the south half Of south quarter dissection
twenty two 22 In said Township and Range aforesaid
containing eighty (eo) acres more or Iess and also
seven and 46lO0 or less described AZ fol-
lows to-SiG Begin nine chains and fourteen links,
Ess of the north east OF said Section
SWo Cd In said Township and range aforesaid, run
oouth 10 cast nineteen chains and nineteen links TO
she north bank Of DespiAiDss River, then 40 49, e
tMo chains and sixty6even links. then 37o40 two
chains and sixty-ive Inks then N 20 W parallel with
the east line Of said Section last Aforesaid
Snalns and forty-eight links thence 500 40 W along
me north ae Of said last named Section three chains
eno links to the place Of beginning, or land
the last aforesaid quantity, the north east
esonal quarter Of said last named section, all si:u-
sAio County Of Will and State Of Illinois for the
Of paying the debts due by said deceased and
st summons thereupon issued out of said court
SsS III ae'endants returnable the third Mon
~ Aegnst, 1865. a. II by law required. Nov M
STni Loe tne said Elizabetd Downs Leila MulliRau
w. =: AHhAgAn, Sheldon ii. MuIligan and Hylon
800. ~ saAu Personally be and appear before said
SS9 Su S19E q WIN County rSt day Of the
said County on the third Mondav ~ I-s STnSs "
snd pissa; answer OF dsnur 70 the aid petition ne
stated will be taken confessed and = S ...seo eoo
sdAgntnSt you according 70 the prayer a .'id Is
tions - o~o pc
=. BARBu, CompI'tg Sol. N'srA'
Joliet, July IL, 1858 nsE.
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STATE OF ILLINOIs, =
CoU5TT, % WIZ,
VIM County ctTcait Court Of oet-isrn thereof lssa
Charles B. Lamb and William Lan.b.l
Michel w. Quinn. A'''eAn'ni-
A lIDAvlf q the non rsutdeno, AZ a.. -.
~ a,enasL y. o1inn, hsving been hled in d o1Sr.
ofthe Clerk offns osreatyeoaTt Of viii coansS -
NC DSssS . thsrstore hereby sfvsn 70 the
AMI Aiche1. ~ Qninn, thar q writ Of att-eh,-o, \.
sned out ofthe cee Of the Clerk Of aid Court ~ -,
;nh o. SnaficS Lamb and william Lsmh 49,
June Sth, D. 1883. for the sum Of Fiys Hnn5,. -
Ar aIeS.ed 70 the Sheriff of aid County which ~
sb,riT. 0ssn rss0Ined duly s1eeutsd b. ths Sais
Nov, messfbre, unIss ySR thu said d.f.vs,zs
lenae W Quinn shall psrscaGIly Be ~ $780, - :,
95s TIE Circuit Court Of Win Comfy ia ths sts,s Of
hinoas On the hrst day e. ths nr1t Term thfroof IL
y hcsoea 81 ne COURT ouss IN the ctr of goIiss In
ne County ana Stats aoresaid on the frst Aondar -
OetooeT next and give special bail, psa ausver or A.
nnr 70 the said plsintids action, judesnent Wi
entered against you by the aaid court and n 49, -
ne sa1d plaintiff and 90 much oftbs proparty
- may he suncent b satisfy the Said fudrl-,s 80
costa vii b sold 70 psg ne sams. go
D. H PmSE4 PfFs ATTY. 9-l-so'stE.
June II, ltss. -.
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THE OLD CONNECTICUT MUTUAL

STksE OF ILLINOIS, L,
CoUNfT or WILL 3D.
Win County Circuit Court Of tba Oct t.rn. n Ia6a
r s.''a :; Russell, |nn in cA..s.-,.
A t6IDAVlr Of the non residence Of Mathew NJ.
"A Russell the defendant above named having been
nieo IN the oGace q the Clerk Of said Court
hoees Is hereby given 70 the said Mahew n. RUSSELL
ina, SARAH D. Russell the complainant above named
oeo her Bill Of complaint In saId court on the chan.
CRY side thereof The 2sd day Of June, A. D. 1885
that summons thsrenpon Issued out Of Gaid court,
eao defendant In laid cause returnable the
nLss monday OF October neat. IL by law required.
NOV unless you the said Mathew d. Russell shaIl
RaIro5ay % and appear bsforA said Circuit Court
WI county on the hrst dry Of tia nexk turm ffsrpol
% noosn at tia Court House thGeity q Joliet IN
s,d couufB al the Aist Monday Of October next and
plead answer or dsmur the said hfIl
noompaint the came and the matters and thiSes th1
N charged and ststsd, win be tAksn a. e6dl6sssd BY
yon ana decree viii b eatsrod against xon a6Sord.
ING 10 thspraysr q Ssid bnl q oomplaiHt.,
,. E.BARHxR, conplb Sol.
joliet. june 90, 1883. nsSv
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM rEnanaoHi ~ b. z

IATs ~ WILLIAM FERGUSON. 0EG4.. -
pubLlC notire 10 hereby giysa; that on n. Sra
SAID month"; shall attend hefore The co:y,,~
court viii County, at the Court House in the eiax ~,
claims against the estate Of william FerFuso1 ~. -
SAG county DECD vixen and where all clnimantS ~
Loaneo ana requested to attend aud prtssnt theiF
claims in writing against said estate for sdiu1tIt -
persons indebted TO said estate are aiso Tsaa~.t
Cd 70 make payment to the undersigned ifhons 1-l~
I,s ia, THOMAS D0IG, EzReatoFs
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DATTERs0N CARSON, at the stor. formerly
i occupied By W. B. Caswell. In BuahS Block op-
pOste the National Hotel Blust- are now Offering At
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s
DENTIST

Or: r. h. oEoS,HRARhE
"oULp respectable inform the inh. hl,.:s..s - "
w Toilet end vicinity; that affer an ah~.ree a q
some years. has returned to Joliet for ths n..--sea
mskns u 81. future home, and adopts this THothod "a
MS friends and the public, that he Ia toA@
'H' f0On' IoEtnerly occupied BY cSIPeAteE Pierce,
OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE,
where he will be pleased 70 sac All vbo . - ::
CLASS DENTAL OPERATIONS. -, ,t. ,-sn1 , ,,t
those who may employ him may be. assared that All
fditRfHu manner. " ~ $50
Nov. &c, 1861. naI.,
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BARNUM'S SELF-sEWER,
FOR ALL SEWING MAcBiNEs 49,

atteaa 70 ne Repairing Of all k1dRof Machines.
Pricss OF hachinss. with Hemneg. FeIler Co..;
" EHH; extra needles full Directions, &C. from S5
Terms to Agents, descriptive Circular, ana .,.-,.
mems S'rk sent free BY mail on receipt Of stAnps
W -. So
ra.T ..l Z. C0KNELE co, - 80
,n-. l39 Lake Street. Chicago.
- Any persons wi.hing to obtain ons Of fhsSs
'a1en,o;' T Isn. % 'IPpl,ed BY c.&e. FARLEY,
June l. 1863. lnsllSl JeEst
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14BNsL IeFtlJ a. u tooo.
Austin Godfrey, Administrator, Miriam Wilson. late
Miriam MUllgan. Administrative, and Samuel Wilson
hpsband 81 said Miriam and Administrator in right Of
bic wife, of the estate Of John Mulligan deceased.
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"1IL hereafter giys bis undivided attsuton % the
w pracoS % hts prnfeHsiop- O3cs the 6rst build
nE after ycu eroes the Rsroa5 ie hsra Joliet o.
Dr. Hopkins vss-scts 70 care 81 kinds Ct pors ey-a
tsGt has 5ee= toE ter tf.ssR sszE ard al sd
-vo-'c ois-sses arr usii-s Of r1zGee ~ Epslane
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-05
A WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE
TO THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT.

class Of maladies prevail to a fearful extent in com
muny, doomng least 100000 youth OF both sexes an
nuay to an carly grave. Those diseases very i'm
perteCy understood Their external manifestations
sy nlptom are Nervous Debility, Relaxation and eX-
haustion; Marasmus wasting and consumption OF
the tissues of the whole body shortness OF brethng,
or hurried breathing on ascending hiOr flight OF
stairs great palpltation OF the Heart Asthma Bron
chitis and sore Throat shaking OF the Hands aud
Limbs aversion to society and to busines or study
dImnes Of Eye sight loss OF Memory; Dizziness OF
the Head Neurac Pains in various parts OF the body;
Pains in the Back Limbs Aumbago Dyspepsia or
Indigestion irregularty the bowes; deranged sec
tons OF the Kidneys aud other glands OF the BODY as
Leucorrhn or Fleur AlOus, &c. Likewise Epilepsy,
Hysteria and Nervous Spasms. 1'-
Now in ninety out of every one hun,
dred all the above named disorders, and a host ol
others not named, isConsumption of the Lungs, ana
that most nsldious and willy form OF Consumption oil
the Spnal Nerve, known Tabes Dorsaes and Ia bes
mesenterica have their seat ana origin III diseases OF
the telyc NisceIa. Hence the want OF success on the
part of the old school practice III treating sympto ms
only. ..
DR.. Andrew Stone, physician to the Troy Lung and
Hygenic Institution engaged in treating TINS
class of modern maladies with the most astonishing
n The treatment adopted by the Institution is
it is based up scientific principles, with newt
Yered remedies, without minerals or poison. Inc
ABILITIES of cure such that patients can be cured at
heir homes, in any part OF the country, from accurate
descriptions oftheir case by letter and have the med
icines sent them by mail or express Printed lnterrog
1 atorles Will be forwarded on ppllcatlon .r.
IT Consumption, Catarrh ana diseases of the throat
cured well at the homes OF patents at the lnstu
tion by sending the Cold Meoicated lnhaling Basamlc
Vapors with inhaler, and ample directions for their us'
and direct correspondence. sI.I| - h
Rypatients applying for inIerrogatories or advice
must inclose return stamps, to meet attention.
G-Ihe attending physician Will be found at the In
situation, Tor consulta from A. NJ. to z. NJ, o
each day. Sundays 10 the 1erInoon. Address
I-.a DR.. ANDREW STONE.
Physician to the Troy Lung and Hyglenlc Institute,
Physician for. Diseases of the Heart, Throat am
Lungs, 81 Fifth street, Toy, New \ IorE. -....
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THE sEMI.wEEKLY TIMES

Published on Tuesdays and Fridays, and contalnin,
eight pages OF reading matter in every number is sen
to subscribers at the following rates:
Single Copies, AZ
Two Comics L-..r---- .------
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CR0O WILL BE FORFEITED ny DR. L. DIX
pCOO if failing to cure in less time tina MANY oher
physician, more efectuay and permenantly, with ess
straint from occupation or fear of exposure to al
Gather, with safe and pleasant ne edicines
,st. SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
a5 Their effects and consequences; 4 ~.
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
Incident to Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISOR OERS
Mercural Affections Eruptons and all Diseases of the
Skin Ulcers OF the Nose, Throat and Body Pmples
on the face Swengs OF the JAnts Nerv vousnes IS
Constitutional and other Weaknesses in outh, and the
more advanced, of all ages OF
f. BOTH ) EXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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Late Agent of U Patent Office Washington, under
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A FTER extensive practice of upwards oftweny
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also in Great Britain, France, other foreign coun
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The Agency is only the largest in New England
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The besid hise xtensve library Of nd mec
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TESTIMONIALS.
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course.
CHAS. MASON, - Commissioner of Patents.
have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and trustworthy
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20 secure of t!e an early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE,''
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During eight months, the subscihel in course of his
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| K. H. EDDY.
B oston, Dec 9, 1862. vi
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"A RARE CHANGE.

EOR SALE, at bargain, the DEACON WIN. WELL
FLhCE, in Brookheld. 1t consists of saw Mill
large Two aud Three Story Shop, with good powerful
water-power connected two good dwelling houses with
out-ouiIdngs complete AID some 80 good cult
vaied iand The mills and house will be sold separately
II desired. Applyto WIN. WELLS,
Bro kield, vt.
Or inqnre for information at the FREEMAN Office Mont
pelier. wiatf
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THIS work is of high moral tone written in chase
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CHEAPNESS OF ITS ISSUES,
THE
ENTERPRISE OF ITS MANAGEMENT
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-05
100 000 BARRELS OF THE
IOO,OOO LODI MANUFACTURINc co.'s
POU.DRETTE.

This Company, with capital of 10000 the most ex
ensVe works OF the Kind in the world and experience
OF years. with reputation long established hav
ing also the extensive conrae of all the ght soil of the
great city OF New York prepared furnish an art
izer in market IL greatly increases the yield and ri
pens the crop from two to three errier at an ex
no labor - ~ ''"' "a
Also FIFTY TONS of BONE TAFEU, being mixture
oil bone aud night soil ground fne 45$ per ton-a
perior article for grain and grass. 49,
pamphlet, containing all necessary information NAV
be had Tree by addressing letter to til subscrih '
JANES I FOSTER
Care of the Lodi Manfacturinc Cnm,rarr
I.vve n ruon. -. :. 90 Courtland ST., ~ Y.