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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-03
THE ROAD TO HAPPINESS

Keep the bowels regular and your con-
cicnce clear, and you will enjoy life.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS will secure
the first desidaratum, and laythe founda-
ton for q healthy existence. TO those
who are sick with Dyspepsia, INDIGESTION,
Costiveness, Dropsy, Heart disease, In
hamation Of the bowels, Kidneys, Blad-
der, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, and the
horrible train of concomitants induced
by tho use Of Quinine, Calomel, and msr-
curial posons, may rely on a sure cure
by the use, of these pills. These pills
are an improvement on all Pills, Pow
ders, Oils and Seidlitz waters in use.
Under their influence the patient increas.
es in strength, sleeps well, eats we'll, and
performs all the functions of life we'll.
Persons taking these pills need not fear
exposure to wet, cold damp or malarious
atmosphere, they will so charge the sys-
tenn with health, as to protect il against
| disease.
Physicians will find in these pills q
vegetable substitute for Calomel and
Mercury-will likewise find them .
treasure in case Of Erysipelas, Inasms-
nation of the Bowels, Yellow, Typhoid,
Bilious, and other Fevers, where the pa.
tient is too weak 70 risk dose of the
common drastic Pills Oils, Powders, &c.,
these pills viii purge throughly, but will
not weaken the patient
Drastic purSatives in the treatment Il
acute or infamatory diseases Should bo
avoided, owing to the local action, BY
Irritating the coats OF the intestines,
thoy only excite tho bowels 10 peristaltie
movement, while the bile, and other die
cased humors are left circulating in the
systam. RADWAY'S REGUL ULATING
PILLS are tho only safe purgative med.
icines to take in cases Of this kind.
| FOR SALEDY FRlZEI.LE BROS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-03

Bishop Horne had his dignity some.
what taken down when he took posses.
sion of the Episcopal palace at Nor
wich, in'l79l. lie turned round upon
the steps and exclaimed, "Bless us
bless us wha. multitude of people 7"
"Oh, my lord" said ibystander,
" this is snothing to the crowd last Fri.
day to see man hanged ~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-03

NorniNG Losr.-It has been demon
strated, that nothingis is wasted in max
ing bread and biscuits where tho Chem.
ical Saleratus is used, and the direo.
tons on the papers closely followed.
1t is sure to perform all that it is reco-
mended to do" and is therefore the
cheapest salcratus in the market, as it
is conceded,to be the healthiest and the
purest 1t is made and sold at whole.
sale by ID. B. DeLand g. Co, Fairport,
Monroe Co., N. Y, aud 10y respectable
wholesale and retail dealers generally.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-03
y IRVING N. sNiTIg,

Attorney and Counsellor vt Law and Solicitor in
u Chnncery. ofico in Buem Vista Block,
Particular attention given to Collections, tho
investigatiohof Titles, payment Of Taxes, the pur.
Sehase and saie iof heal Estate, oonveyeneing and
any otheT business, requiring the services oil an
Aatornev
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-03
RUSSELL HOUSE,
Detroit, Michigan, 1862.

The undersigned late of the PATTEE IlousE, ST.
Joseph Mos begs leave to call attention of the tray
cling public 10 tho fne that he Is proprietor OF the
above House.
not surpassed by any Hotol in the Western country
II Is superbly furnished, warmed by steam and
lighted with gas throughout. Its the largest Hotel
in Michigan, has tho Advantages Of pleasant, airy
location in tho very heart Of tho City.
Should you visit Detroit, please give mo a call
M IVY l.. T. MINOR, Prop
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-03

N'"f'. W. .
nj 0TICBis heoeby given that tho late firm Of
Y Niederstadt& Son have sold out their entire
stock in trade 10 Michael and John Leidlen and by
mutual consent the said firm OF Niederstadt A Son
has been this day disolycd and AL persons indebted
10 the atc firm are earnestly requested Immediately
10 call upon Charles Nedersadt and settle tho same
or cost must be made. CIIAS NIEDEBSTADT,
e.lai ~ -2HlGBo NIEDEBSTADT. 7i
East Saginaw, Jan ~, 1868 yil.f alisi i1Iaoa
T. i MERSTION
viii attend promptly TO the Purchase, Inspect
in and Shipment OF Lumber from oBy point on
Saginaw river; Post Office address
EAST SAGINAW ,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-03

C. w. WISNEK. ~.
Attorney, Counselor and Solicitor. ofico in Grouse
nIocl m z 1919 EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-03
GEo.F.LEwIs, PUBLIsHER.
NUMBER 27.

ANEw WAYioF MARRYING. In New
Hampshire they used TO choose all their
State, county and town officers, from
Governor down to Hog Reeves, at one
town meeting, the annual March meet.
ing. AS the town Offices re'very nu-.
merous, il was customary as fast a.
they were chosen to walk up before .
Justice of the Peace. and Ihave them
sworrintoi Office, by" companies, half
companies, pairs and single" I" Squire
Chase "of Cornish father of Governor
Chase, OF Ohio,) being the most promi.
nent justice, had this task to perform,
and severe task it was, occupying
much ofhis time from morning. till
night.
1t was on one ofthese occasions, after
the labors and tolls of the day were
lover, he.returaed to his home, weary
and overcome with the fatigues Of his
employment, and, throwing himself in
his easy chair, he fell into sound sleep.
In the meantime a couple who had beon
waiting impatiently for some time for
the justice to, Join them in wedock,
presented themselves in another part Of
the house, and made known their inter.
esting desire to Mrs. Chase, who, some
what confused and agtated; attended
them to the sleeping justice, whom she
found it difficult to arouse. Mr..
Chase, Mr. Chase, do pray wake up;
here is couple come 10 be married"
| The justice, having administered oaths
all day, was dreaming of nothing else,
half walked, rubbed his eyes, and, look.
ing at the wishful pair, asked:
!" Are you the couple ?"
They nodded assent.
d" Well, hold up your hands" They
did SO with come hcsitatson. Ysu,
severally, solernnly swear that you will
faithfully perform the duties of your
| office, respectively, according to you,
best skill and Judgment, 80 help you
DC" -. ~
The astonished couple looked wild,
the justice added soothingly, That's
all, excepting the fee,- one dollar" which
was quickly dropped into his hand, and
they went of, donbting as they went,
| the legality of the process, but they
concluded to 90 according to the oath.
| w RITE TO THE SoLDiERs.--h coraes-
pondent writes that could any one who
has friends or acquaiDtances in the
army (and who hasn't p soc the joy
with which the order to "fall in for your
mail" is. haied by every soldier, and
the desponding, "devil may care" look
which follows failure to get letter,
they would never afterwards forget or
neglect a frequent, friendly, cheering
episte to the soldier, whose routine Of
camp life is only broken by such CLEANS
of sunshine and kind regard. Fathers
(mothers and wives | need not ask), SIS
ters, brothers, "sweethearts," and
friends, write often to your soldier boys
The letters will be blessings which will
return to gladden. your hearts by and
| DIV.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-03
BNnos u. BUCkuoUE1TD

Wholesale and Retail dcalerin English and American
Hardware, Cnltciy lr5n, Agricultural Implemcnts,
Stoves, Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, &c.
Brick Block, North Water Street. ~
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-10-17
The BLOSSOMS AND THE LEAVE,

The BLOSSOMS AND THE LEAVES.
When the blossoms fell of in May
and remained withered and pale the
leaves raised their voices. These
veal. useless things though just born,
fall already to the ground. See
how we stand firm and survive the
Summers heat, ever growing fatter
and broader and brighter unit, after
: long months Of service. with brilliant
colors and under the salute Of the
storm artillery, We 60 to rest. But
the fallen blossoms said, "gIadly we
fall.after we have brought forth the
fruit"
Ye siiIl.unnoted. and quickly van
ishing ones 10 Iowly dwellings, in
hu,nbIe stalls. uncarsd for in high
placss.--ys noble weiI-doers without
name 10 history, be not ashamed at
the pomp Of rulers and palaces. At
the iriumphal arches over the VIC
tins Of batsie. b not ashamsd-Yel
arc the blsssnms,-Jsan Paul.
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SLEEPING CARS
OF 0Hr aAixsT TO
PAiladtlphiu. .Ne~ York and Baltimore
Baggage Cheek Through and Trans.
ferred Free.
: r ElCHTS.

BY this 2 'uic RI igai> III nil descriptions can
be fUrWarded 10 aud fr"m Phi NIL, lphia, New
York. Ros on or Ialtimore. t. and frum m,
point on the Raj rosds 81 Obi d, kentuck,, Ind,
~ a. tiinoi-. W'sconsin lo~a or .M,-s,ur n,
Rail no n DIR CT.
III Penn'a C.nr Ra lr,ai also ronner.s h,
m s''urg Nth Steamer. Nv ~hi,.i q" ~. can h.
,M~ar0"s! H. any I@rt on ib,. Ohio Mi--nrppi
siis-Ouri. k'ns1-. ani o hsr western iver.; a.d
t (Ievelant. >aniu-ky and ch.crg" " j. h Stem.
m-rs t' all Ports an tue North ". -tcr Lakes
Me chauis md ipp,r> enisusi,rg tie trans.
pr aIi"n Of u.eir freig tt his Company. M
r,ly with ronfi'iehce ~ IT. speedy trA,sit
The Rates oi Freight I" and from
any pint in the Wei ny ,n. Ps Cenr,mi 4 H..
are NJ NIL times q FAVORABLE US a.c cha. eti b,
other Railroad Z mpame-.
SThe p.,i euiir ~ mark packages VIA rExx A
CAMEL X. r.
tor Ere gut C'n,rac's "r Shipping Di,cii,n..
app y ""r drers iti,er OF tl.e IoiOwi.s A.en,s
1T N L. mDany:
d. A STEWART. r. 1igh' Agent Pittsburgh.
LIKE ~ 80. 1ran-te, Agens. Pittsburgh
Ia Nm Ia. Cincinnati, OHIO.
}. t. SO0kE. Oil-vii.. Nv.
X. + Sass, >t L.u.s. Missouri
Ola He Co Chicn ~, 1Ii
Il. &. Meidruni. General travelling Agent ter
the osuth and West.
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OLDEST STOCK IN KAs,

:, We say o ~. buy ,r-~. e,
Nursery. Trees raised in Il:
climate are the only on~. ia -
for setting oct: you WI , Law -
from the Eas, knDw b, ~1,- IN.
Our stock consists . Ill.
Apple tees fr"m y-,rlin
ing size: Pears. Plnm~. C.@
Apricot. Neetarine. E,ap.> E.. Il
RssPb-sries. G.ss~b-rri.s. -
ries. Ornamental Trees. Sh,u =.
Rhuharb. Asparagus. DC.
We will take Grain. S:.s-l ..
IN exchange for F,uu Trees :.
. catalogue and price li~. t..s
depot between 6.b and 6,h
Kansas Avenue. immedia;sI,
The Commercial House. A ~l.,
sas-
October ~. 1861. &c q
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-10-17
To All Who Use a Pen.
a ann 1OlH PEN

a GOOD GOLD FEN
!. al-nys ready and reliable. ant. il adapted tn
the hind makes writing n pleasure. net . 'ask
The beginner makes m re tnpd progress with
Gold Pen th,n Nth snv other. bccanse the
-sme pressure Away prsiuc, The same rer"lt !;
and the pr. fcIent - Re ter = II ird VT h's Ia
,or. iecaus- 81 the uniformly of us writing,
AMI the ease by which l. l. p ducsd.
IN MAKING MN Pms.
the subscriber urss so.i.r i ne gold at the
poi Il brought q a Stale al ius,on. wh'n he
D int silks i.in il, aud the tuu b como ms IN.
metal. eniir' ly imierv, ia to ih. 'ci 1T th
&c dr. in inks. The IAN be d n- il max pg new
p~ps, hecau-e the gold l. more than tar. 'i'oes
~ thick il IL after the zen l. rolled To the pro
er ihiniaes at the fi.lshed state.
wnEN p NJ ARE REPoINrpD
solder mu-t b. u-rc ~b ch viii melt ~ oner
Than the gold Of which the pen il made. Other
wise the oints uiil Gu INFO g obular 10 M
ty is proce the yer j. taken s'ut 4 he NIB.
the ela-tci'y des roy al, and the pen sui,c'e Ia
the sure prcsss corrsi a. On ihess .c' ount-.
and knowing tr ID Ing ex ,,erie 20 thai r'piot
cd pen- an rarely give sntistnci u. Tho subs. ib-
er must losi'ively R-iu-r IN Re,s'int Gold Pens.
RETURN TtE PEN
within ten DAYS Ter 8 r~repi ion, il stamped
"a. Morton. and mt AL .p,-d 10 you ha' d. sta
ing in what ,especi u NIGH b. lmprov. d. e.
will be tls. bet 9, i'd. IN lee ing one that =
State ut what angle yen bod the pm an the pa
per. and WI ether -quarciy or iea ng Ia III night
or l"ff. Ti,e-e I'oi,'s, briefly and ce riv ST tr4
will greatly as>its j" maxi a selecri n i.a VEN
Any one sending -in!ir letter pst stamp
will receive circular " I'll Jae-sfmste clgrsv
lngs Of oil the size snd prices.
Address, \. MORTON.
las IS Maiden L.ne. New York
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1T A BA'RGA.s,'ii

SHE undersignrd o6sn 81 So,
i hxur~e. quarter sse1ioa . s.ht
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gco'; s~'tlsoeat suroaAAs -. I'D 80 ..a;s
" ne Stses. yUHN 81. pAY,
asSbSeooA 1888 s2ssss D0 BNeb 49,.
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SfEREoSrePEs 4 sTEREoSCoPlC VIEW,

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address on receipt of S'nmp
E & H. T.. ANTHONY.
Manu!actur rs Of Photographic Materials.
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l. We SOCK.

D'ove's ani tarm.r- W n lind thi. the MOI |,
advantageous route tm Live 81 ok Cnpaciu,,,
YARDS well ~at-rtd snd III pied y iih ev "
n'e"ience, have been - nd on this line sn,i
ITS connections aad every stienri"n is paid Ia
ihslr wants. with cliice at market - Philsdel
phis, New York or Bs.i,mor aud via Allen
town th. shortest, qu,ckes, aud moss direct route
TO New York
ENOCh LEWIS. Gen'l Supt, Altoona Pa
L. 7. h'IUPc. deal Ticket Al ent r., Isdis
d. d. HOUSTON. Coal Fre,gh. Axt.. Phil.
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CASH PURCHASERS:
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
200 Hogs'd N. .. Sugar,
2CO Bills. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bbls. Clarified >>ugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 Bis. :. II. g. NO. MOIasscs,
100 Els. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Coffee:
1900 Kegs Assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
ltO Boxes Mould do
100 lks. Mackercl s. Herring;
80 Coils COrdage;
100 Half Bis. S. &. Soda,
lON Bxs. Babbilt's Salaratus:
800 Bxs. Yeast Powders:
300 Boxes l&aisinS:
400 do Manuf'd Tobacco;
300 Boxes Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
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A. NORTON

No. Is Maiden I.a,,s, New Y.fk
Any one No. ding .ipal. letter pn-, siam
will receive . c'rcuia with the engraving nt.,T.
seterr.d
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Merchants, Bankers, Railroad
and Insurance Officers

Will hud it to their advan'sgct TO give him trial.
ms his MACHINERY is Of the NEWEST EAsrkRN
STYLE. and his BLANK PAPsR Is from The BEsr
MILLS IN fHK East. All Kind. of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-11
Prescott, Feb. 3, 1868.

SINGULAR, vERY.-A few evenings
since, in our "priyate club there was
a learned Subject, a. Bad
bugs and heir remarkable tenacity of
life."
One asserted, of his own knowledge,
that they could be boiled and item come
TO life. Some had soaked them for hours
in turpentine without any fatal conse-
quences.
Old Hanks, who had been listening to
an outsider, here gave in his experience
in Confederation of the facts. Says he
Is Some years ago, took bed bug
to an iron foundry, and dropping it into
the ladle where the melted iron was, had
it run into skillet. Well, ny old wo-
man used that skillet pretty constant for
the last six years, and here the other day
it got broke all to smash, and what do
you think, gentlemen, that ere insect
just walked out Of his hole, where he'd
been layin' Ike frog in a rock, and
made tracks for his old roost, up, stairs
"But," added be, by way of parenthesis,
"he looked mighty pale /"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-11

A writer beautifully remarks that
mans mother is the representative of
his Maker. Misfortune and crime set
no barriers between her and her son.
While his mother lives, man has one
friend on earth who will not desert him
when ne is need. Her affection flows
from pure fountain, and ceases only at
the ocean Of eternity.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-11

Ia lev GEoRos GnrrLIAS' s'. =.
tish Clergyman and writer Of soi''s r. ~ -.
nence, recently spote Of Stone"a'. n m,
SON as ~ miserable caricatuFe 9 ~ -,
YER CROMWELL who "preaoaes :. - 4
and makes prayer before Bis s'.D ~, +
behalf Of the most diabolicai P'''
bell that exists in this word.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-11
THE KINGS ENGLISH.

Lately, in our leisure readings, we
found piece of eloquent English, which
we hero copy:
these communities, (tLe thirteen col
onies) by their reprasentatiges in. old IN
Dependence Hsl, said to the world Of
men. awe hota these truths TO be self
evident. that al. -Islen are born equal; that
they afoe endowed by their creator with
iualienabe + eL,s: tlat among these are
lire, liberty, all tie purss.it Of happiaessf
This was tho.r lofty, and wise, and noble
understanding Of Tie justice Of the Crea-
tor to his creatures. Yes, goJemen, to
az his creatures, 10 the sehole great
family 81 4aan. Ia their enlightened
be.ef, noitiuc ssar1 ed with tho divine
ina &c -ai4t.~ ..Aaasas vas sent into the
world to be sro,len on, and degraded,
AID ir.1su,ed b. It's fellows. They
c5asuca ret oa1g 14aracs Of men then II
sing, lat s. reaslea cgaeel, aad seq
81 upon -e -heraa- pas~ Ley
created b beacon tD a.a3 -Ael children,
an8 er eli a.esus cllfen a1d he
w,to sloa l;aaao. lie
emf oa WIaasataa .neA as
lev knew ca9 gaa af Of
l. lsal 4y,ans; 81. so they
ae, Ga great ss aat ..a.-s
wien p tno distant fae, some
0e ua some in-e.
oJsHas aat noa3 .s
-EsH H.. f#rGs .
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-11

- The Illinois Legislature, it is be-
heved, viii favorably act on PROPOSE
ion making liberal appropriation for a
monument to Stsbben A, Douglas,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-11
THE SUBSTITUTE.

1 little town IN the hlIl-countfV or 1uii-
necticft. 1t was night-fall now, and
man walked slowly home to the wife who
watched and waited for bin. He WAS
tall, handsome fellow, tdirty-fve, per-
haps; vigorous Of limb, strong Of muscle,
with kindly yet earnest eyes, well cut
features, End an expression OF fearless in
tegrity. You would have known him at
once for what be was--a good, snselfish
, courageous, honest man, worthy Of win
ming, capable of holding a woman's love.
She who listened for his coming heard
tho slow step upon the gravel, and sprang
froal the door to meet him. You could
see, even in that dim light, what bright
CHEEKY. pretty woman she was; with her
! loving eyes; her dark, satin smooth hair;
her red, tender lips; and the fresh roses
on Der cheeks. She went up to her hus-
/ band and put her hands on bis arm low
inglv.
II know you have bad news for mo,
I John !"
Yes, Mary; must GO. I was the
/ ...i.1 aae G-ete4"
Ia -4ler. if1hs shake, and she
tae 5fst las she could not stand.
/ A}l lss e9s of her nHtUre seemed giving
was. aa she Faaad Ufarev. For lis sake
she vsa4 be III aul strong; but she
n aaa1 ISL hen. ole led him
.Ia,3 tie eae He e Ilfen were
five --ea; ten IN the
ase something in
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A booty fellow wss 0bssfsea ). q !,
other day driving 'pig,' hoIo'a !. "a,
his tail, and when asked wn"s = 70.
doing, replied that 90 was stnay'Ds'
hog raphy.
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NEWS ITEMS.

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then rendered # to Mrs. Mcclellan in 8
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men who doeth well whatever da.y L.s
called upon TO discharge. So w.e.
as merchant, Governor, or u. S. Esas
we do not doubt that Edwin D.
will honor the State Of his adoption.
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ly part of the war, lift property in
| Chicago valued at $50 600 Richard
B. Washington, BY G. II. Hughes, Ii.
attorney, applied for probate Of the vii
in Cook county, which was objected
on the ground that the properly was pro-
perry subject to confscat'on. he Pro
bate Judge, BralwoIl, after hearing the
case admitted the will to probate.