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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28

T.. THOMAS LOBDELL. secy a
MARK HOWARD, Pres't.
NOTICE is hereby given that the agency Of
lN the Merchants Insurance Company Of
Hartford, for Saginaw County, has this day been
transferred tie the undersigned, who will hereaf-
ter promptly attend TO and conduct the business
of that company. This company stands No. |,
as will be seen by referring to the statements Of
the Troy fire, which occurred few weeks since;
$50 600 was paid promptly by this company at
that time. Those desiring risks taken can do no
better than to insure in this company.
H. G. BURT, Agent.
East Saginaw, June "a, 1863
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28
CHICAGO.

ITO have GOOD BREAD, use
Il BUTTONS HOP YEAST CAKES,
For sale by Grocers generally,
The trade supplied at liberal rates by
267tf l.. q. ST0RRS a co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28

MURRILL 4 FISHERS fine Table Salt, for
WI Il trade at Factory Prices, Mt
267tf l.. G. ST0RRS a cos, Sole Agents.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28

M. +. CONFERENCE.-THE following
are the appointments of the M. L.
Conference, for Flint District:
PRESIDING ELDER, 7. J. JosIIN.
Flint, Court street-W. Il. Bige-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28
gatal alatttrs.
MUSICAL.

TnE CoScERr, at Irving Hall, We'd
nesday evening, proved as we had an
ticipated, a rich musical treat, and re-
suited in the accumulation of a liberal
sum for the benefit of ST. Paups
Church, of this City. The selections,
both vocal and instrumental, were
mainly from the highest grade of mu-
steal composition, and their execution
elected q liberal measure of applause
from a full and unusually appreciatiye
audience. We might particularize
had we the space, but where all was
so excellent, should hardly know how
to frame just criticism on the per-
Torrance. 1t was indeed a most APP
propriate dedication To the new and
elegant Hall, and it is but fair TO say
that to Mrs. @. ID. Bliss, of this City,
belongs the credit of designing the
plan so satisfactorily wrought out
through her endeavors, and those of
the splendid array of musical talent
which so generously volunteered to
assist in the good work. The other
parties deserving especial thanks are
Miss Truax and Messrs. r. Il. and
J. w. Yarndley, of Detroit; Prof.
Foote, Miss Foote, Mr.. Merwin and
Mr.. Wheat, for the present Temporal
rily sojourning here.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28

PHILADELPHIA, ~.
DISEAsES Of the Nervous Seminal, Urinary
IL and Sexual Systems--pew and reliable treat
mcnt-in reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCfA-
TI0N-Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes
free sf charge. Address, Dr ,, SKfLLTN
H0UGHToN, Howard Association, No. 2 South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa. na36-y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28

A MOTHER ARRIVAL cfths celebrated Weber
B.r. cnrEsBEo A Co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28

PIANOS, MBLoDEoNs, &c.-B. f.
Cheesbro & Co., Grant Block, have
the sole agency for Michigan for the
saie Of Pianos and Melodeons from
some of the first manufactures in the
United States, and are offering for
sale first class instruments on as favor
able terms as any house in the West
They keep on hand also, a full stock
of musical merchandise of all kinds.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28

MUSICAL Preparations
are being made for Grand Musical
Convention to come off in this City in
q short time under the direction of
Prof. Foote, who will be assisted by
Miss Foote, Mr.. Merwin, Mr.. Wheat
and liberal array of home talent in
the musical line.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

'TME LARGEST stock Of Sheet Music % The
D. =. cmEEs8Ro Co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-18
Give MS NIaII FaeIIItles.

There Is no further occasion for with
holding mail facilities from the people of
Tennessee. The State is to day as tran
ouil as Kentucky. It cast, on Saturday
last, ct least 10000 votes; aud the num-
her would have reached 10000 under the
simple amnesty proclamation Of the PTesi-
dent. and this number Of loyal men is suf'
fieiently great to receive consideration at
tbe ha1ds of the Postmaster General; and
we trust that be will do something sPeedi-
is TO relieve them from the embsrrsss-
meuts Of which their isolation is produe-
tive.
Within the last three or four days, We
have been called upon by residents OF at
least dozen counties, all Of whom concur
IA the statement that the msils could be
carried through their neighborhoOds with
entire safety and they all sgree as to the
anxiety Of the people to be once more
IN communication with the outside world.
There are hundreds of men, who were
always patrons of newspspers-Who were
readers, and thinkers, and withal good
Union man, who have never yet seen 9
cnnv Of the Presidents amnesty Proclsma'
fio6: many Of them hsvs not seen news
nsper in six months. Is lsitpossible, undei
sueh circumstances, for men to act intelIt
gently on many Of the issues Of the Gay
Not by any means.-RGsbUilLs UR'oH. --
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-18
Letter from ''UccasionKI.Y

WAsHIEGTeE, March 18th, 1864.
Talking to very rapicsl man, few
days ago, one Of those who think that Mr..
Lincoln has not come up to the extreme
standard, and that he hesitstes to take
what is called "ultra ground he said, in
mis- frank way, that he guessed, after sll,
Abraham would have to submit to another
term. "NsVtr VGs there more uRpropitioUs
tins" he continued, ITO siOgP horses than
HOsg. A few months ago / thought we
we're near the end Of the rebellion; at
present don't think we have reached the
middle Of it. How do you think a new,
fresh man would meet all the terrible
troubles growing out Of such q state of
facts Even il he were Of our party he
would make many changes, and Heaven
knows how many experiments. If of the
other, then God help our poor country
Many things have taken place under Lin
coin that do not spprove-yery many
but would rather such mistakes, HhUily
unattended as they were, should be perpe-
trated by one 1 support and oonhde in,
than that I should be oppressed by the
dreadful thought that they we're committed
by one who was lsboriDg for the destruc-
ton Of his country" What better srgu-
mebt could be made against the "one term"
ory2 Two terms have already been so-
corded to 8 fsitnful President. If Wash
ington, Jefferson, Msdiscn, Monroe, and
Jackson were re elected, why mt Abrshsm
Liucoln2 Do you want fresh man intro
duced into trying and responsible posi-
ton which it will require years to under
stand Mr.. Lincoln came into his high
office inexperienced and new. His native
common sense, his even temper, and his
consistent refusal 10 be driven when he
thought reflection was best, and to be
forced away from position once delibs-
rstely selected and held, are now added
to q knowledge Of his duties and to full
familiarity with the people. he has not
an enemy who, In the midst of his satire
and his slander, does not admit that he is
Hhonest." What an immense advantage
it is to have a spontaneous verdict like
this in favor Of the head Of q Government
in the midst of a war such as no nation
has ever experimental have never pre-
tended that Mr.. Lincoln has not made
mistakes. He admits himself that he has
made many. But who would have passed
through such tempests as those Of the
three years gone by with less2 And whst
new man would be able to pass through
the hurricanes before us, and near us
withoutcommitting thousand times more
10 matter how honest or how sblef
OCCASIONAL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-18
Dr.. Viehois' Female Monthly Pills.

the only genuine Female Pills in the United ststes
NOTICE 70 LADIES.-Ho article Of medicine intended
or the exclusive use Of Females that has ever made
Us appearances has met With such universal success
q tnese ceebrated Pills. No disease Is 50 little m
qerstood, and consequently badly treated as female
0lsea5es- These Pills Rre the result of much study
and careful experience in all varieties Of female COM
Palnt and In all cases Of Irregularities suppression
ie1corrhoea or whites, Inflammation Of the bladder
Kidneys and womb, and loss Of nervous energy ther
use u above All praise. Among the many thousands
that nave used them in all parts Of the UniOn none
speak III OF them, for all like them. They contain no
mercury no iron, steel, no deadly oils Their use
can GO no harm, and when used according 70 direo-
tionsl they always do good.
NJ B. Married ladies' who have reason to believe
themselves in the family way, should not use them
De the consequence.
Price-sl per box. Persons sending for Pills win
ancio8o one dollar and two postage stamps
several persons knowing the efficacy Of these Pills.
nave as being agents for Dr. Vichols' Pills
and selling worthless pill r 80
n D. The genuine VichOlB' Female italian PfIIs
cannot De found at any other place in the Unitec
Ohio, > ~ -1 - N-''oA9ue
Dr Hunter has In his possession numerous esrtia-
eAtes and testimonials which relieved and happy pa
Hents nave tendsred him. and have kindly permitted
MN 70 EXHIBIT 70 those desirUus Of his services.
81 Onice hours from s A. 4 to 9P n cctIHdsu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-18
REAL ESTATE.
n HN q. JENNINGS
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDIFg.

Bu igesa Property. A good Building and Lot Of
Public square; now rented TO pay 10 = cent on pric
Also Buildings and Lots on Superior and Ontari.
Firz lass Residence on Euclid street. west of Erls
with marble mantles, bath rooms. hot and cold wa
ter, &C $500 and 1900. =. II =
Lake Street. Good two story Brick HOUSE. with
Darn, iruit, &C. IS ,00O -r-- n 80
hhlneman street, near Forest Gothic Cottage and
NE asres sanoi with barn. fruit shrubbery, &c.
~ STREET Good brick House and LoI. p5OO0
.,5 Io1 street near Clinton Park. Good House
,d6s asmltOn Street. Good two story House and Lot.
,d6b Ainsman Street, near Ferry Gecd House and Lot
OF Ontario Street. near Lake. Good House and Lease
a599se, store and Leashold on Bond Street. 5000.
Fea5i street. Cottage Eouse and Lot $3.50
49, eno a street, near Perry; alto near HudsOn-st
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rho New oailf.rl Two Hundrsa ThOu.an.

n
Soldiers,
The President yesterday issued call
for two hundred thousand more troops. te
be enforced by draft on the 18th Of April,
# not sooner filed By voluntary enlist
ments. This call is not entirely unex-
pected. 1t may not be generally known,
but 1t is nevertheless strictly true, that
under the last call for two hundred thou
sand additional men in February, the
FGovernment has actually received a fsr
less number Of men than it called for
though most Of the States have filed their
quotas. The reason is plain. It was an
nounced that the last call was for the pur-
pose Of squaring up accounts, and there
upon sn extensive system Of research and
figuring was begun in every State; all
loose accounts Of Provost Msrshsls and
State authorities were balanced up; old
credits, not before allowed, were brought
forward and allowed on the new quota;
scattered men, who had enlisted and never
been credited, were counted for the first
time; enlistmepts in the naval service
have been credited as recently allowed by
law the veteran enlistments, which came
In lsrgely, were credited, and aided msny
localities to escape the draft; every exer-
ton, and many systems Of figuring, some
Of which we fear we're not as straighfor-
ward as they ought to have been, were
used, until many Of the States hsve an
nounced that their quotas were full under
all calls, IOih a sUrPLRs. We have in mem
CRY st present, New Hampshire, Vermont /
Rhode Island, Connecticut, indiana, Hin |
ois, Iowa, Minnesota and Kansas, and
many parts Of Michigan, New York and
Massachusetts, all Of which have filed |
their quotas under all calls, and most Of |
them have surplus left, which is being |
constantly increased by veterans and |
volunteer enlistments not heretofore cred, |
tied. The army has, notwithstanding, !
been largely and grstifyingly augmented, |
but not by any means, to the extent Of the
last call That call, as we have said, has
been largely exhausted by the credits for
old enlistments never before counted. /
Hence, this new call Though succeeding SO
rapidly to that of February, csD and will /
be promptly met in most Of the States, with
out any hardship Whatever. Many locali-
ties have surplus already to be credited
on the new quota, while the necessities of
the naval service, including the Marine
Corps, offer larger field than heretofore for
the choice Of the volunteer. Only in those
localities which have been hsbitually be-
hind in every quota, will the new call be
as 8 hardship. This quota fl
led promptly and honestly, and the srmy
will be so strengthened that we think all
future calls can be dispensed with.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-18
EARMs Avn onr LOTS

Esrm Of 100 acres Lake Shore II miles froua the
CITY ; good House, Barn, Fruit, &c.
sa5m OF lhl acTe7, II miles from tie city; good
buildings: Price $40 per acre
Farm Of lis acres IN Oranra tov-DabIn On rfanlr
rosai good buildings, kc sIg par acre.
ings s 0l Lis seres IN Independence; good build
~, arm o. lO1scres on plank road 10 miles from city
orchard. &C. Ao" ~ u7e' s"-u
:, 10 @A:-Sone good improt ed Farms mar Muscs-
SsrI eL ~ acres in northwestern Indiana, near
WI exchange for City Property '-
nice building lot. ~ '
most excellent land - = ' N--NS' - Aeis''
MIn9n avenue Five acres near KinRmau-Gt
Euclid kead, three miles nom Post Offic ce 81 acres
Win ITont also on Cedar STREET cOnsidersbe Ernit
ano beautiful stream Of water A desirabje lot -
- seny 81 sores near the Wafer Ouls and on same
ana ~ acres land, $500.
Il wenty one acres on Spanglaris Ageuus, near Will
'ol sslees. FIRST quality Of laDd. $3.50 per acre.
SeNe9teen Acres en- Crawford Road near supsii ior
SHeet Extension. t2S0 per acre,
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MElIcAL.
DR.. HUNTERS
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.

DR. HUNTER STILL OONTIN
~ TIAUES at the old established place, No. ~
! 41atheW8 Block south gide OF the Public square
~ OhioI elIihs al that eome--in Iaets ne
following diseases, namely: SorOful8, Cancers, u
GERS Iumors, Fistuls, Asthma Broneh1al and Luni
diseases, Rheumatisn, Agus and Fever, Semina
Meakness, and all diseasis peculiar to Females Leu
eofrnoea or hites, Suppression Of the Menses Pain
the Uterus Or Womb, ProiapsHs or railing Of m
MoDo- All diseases Of the blood and akin entirely
Ieeneratien Of male or female Of whatever name o.
nature treated in careful, thorough and iudicoul
CATION. - -
Low prices and quick cures. Recsnt cases cursc
ouTisl tsints entirely removed from tba svsfe1
Dr. HUhTER Is constantly curing cases II from
three 70 eight weeks that have been treated by other
physicians from enc to three years. -
Young men afflicted with ssminal weakness shouId
apply 70 Dr. Hunter Immediately, sither In psrson I
By letter, he fails to cure His renedes .fs
perfectly safe and unknown to any other physician
Patients Of either ssx living at distance, by stat
ing Lnelr diseases IN giving all the symptoms
an oDtain mealeines Win directions for use, By ad
dressing Dr. Hunter Of Cleveland, Ohio, post paid,
M enclosing g fee-
All communications CONFIDENTIAL.
from bis experience and extensive practice he
makes no serupleS in asserting that whatever he IN
derstkee in his speciality, he will MOST CERTAINLY PRR
E9kA; ne matter how hopeless may be the case
whether from extreme debility and prostraton. the
system, or from unsuccessful treatment Of empires
or sei-styied "d-D.'a'' whom many have unfortn..
nately been under, from the false delfcacy thai
many Of my patients tell kept them from an early
application 70 me, the no lsss fatal ideas Of over
coming the disease by the adya1cement on aea and
stLloIy mora 5tnd for they, one and ALL make the
being entirely local. It Affects the entire animal econ
omy, and then requires general we'll as local treat.
1ient which Dr. Hunter is happy to be able to ssy
IhaI Lnorough INVESTIGATION, and great improvement
the treatment Of private and delicate diseases oi
Dot1 se1es Of however long duration, yield to his
mode Of treatment. If the unfortunate yaue life a5
age and experience. 49, -
~ No charge for sdVice. The Doctors onceis
constantly thronged with patients from all partaoi
the country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-18
vUon,,, CuIt,vates a slight Moustache
~ nud nIarFtes a Woman,


A woman, in soldiers clothes, was ar
rested in this city last week, on account Of
complaints from MsnitOwOc that she had
married 8 woman in that place, taken her
money and decamped. Upon learning of
her arrest here, officers from ManitOwoc
came through and took her to thst place
For trial. We learn that she formerly
lived at Bay de NOquet with her husband,
tSst her husbend lives now somewhere on
tbe sbore Of Lake Michigan, that she has
bosD absent from her husband nearly two
So..s 80. Tart Of the time in camp st Madi-
son in 8 soldiers uniform that she sPsssS
Two i or three languages, has cultivated
WgSt s%S = moustacbe, and like some Of the
s5S5TtsTfsit money now in circulation, al
first glance, is well calculated to deceive
She has been brought 70 ssaaaen aHi' ~
| her wild, career, and we trust viii b
tsusht q lesson that will make her wiser
sud better woman in the future Gree
Boy AdVoeats. -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-18

Rave, By thorough trial OF more than tsl YoaEI,
11ssAtnod reputation thgt no otter HAehias as
5esn able 70 hc7uiEo-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-18
BROWNs BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.

81 hare never char ged ny mind respecting them
nom abe first, eIcsEiing 10 think yet better OF that
winch began thinking well Of II isSy Henry Ward
Beecber.
ssThe Troches are Stan Of Life to me.n-[Prof
Edward NOrth, Prss't hamilton College, Clinton,
EeW York.
aIor Throat Troubles they sres Specific I'm. r.
"rO0 favorably known to need commendation -
rHon. Chas. A. helps, kres't kiass senate.
@Contain no Opium ANYTHING injurious -
lDr A A, Hayes, Chemist, Boston.
"hn elegant c. IL JILa ion for Coughs. ''-ICF. @.
BigeiOg, Boston.
al commend Ihs.r use to Public sreasers '-[Bev.
Y. 3 Cbapia.
[esdost salnSary re- lief IN BronehiHs.'- Rev. 6.
seigfried hOIristoWn. ohio.
s-Nery benahcial when suffering from OOlds."-
Rev s J. p. Anderson, st. Louis.
"a lnost "a stanE relief in t distressing labor Of
bsesrh DFsecaliar 10 AEthms"- Rev. A. q. Egele-
ton, Kew York.
- they have suited ny case exactly, relieving my
threat that 1 cOutd eing with ease ~ r. iHchar-
ne, Ohcristar Fr,nch Parish Church, Montreal
0EAs there are limitations, be sure 10 oETAJs the
eENUIRE febl2 ~ I'm
sESoid BY all Druggists and Dealers In msdioins
tia United States ard most Foreign countries. st
IS osntI psF box jaul2-R2
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T~3sietioa-gTroYn tlbs Fieno6.5 :; 915H1

FFT6asietiou-{T From the French.l
EitsE having pisyocOn the Pianos OF meesr1. hnAha
Co. it is impossible not to bear testimony to thtE
qualities which have acquired tor them the eminent
st1E on which have PLAYED, are eIcssdinF.
u remarkable Or their qualities Of +cHH. The Bars
e power III, without hardness and the upper not
HIeet, clear and hesmoniously mellow (chrYgtlan,1
and DO not hestae to express in regard 10 these IT
Itruments my entire satisaction and to declare thf
they are equal If not superior 70 the best manufSo
tured in Europe this country By the most celeerE
ted makers. ISiEnedl L. n. GoTTSoHALK.
10 Mssars. VIZ. KHABE Co.. BAltimors:-I can.
not but congratulate you upon the imm9nse proEre.
Toar Pianos, which in my opiriOnl rank among tbs
ysFT best in the country. m. sfkAAOSOh'
IN ESQ. 4. BARLOW :-Thess noble Instruments
0ssoss immense resources Of power and expression,
Zhs baa is sonoEou5 and grand the middle regtstsI
liant, clear and pure as silver bella.
The scale Il even without single 1av; the setiot
ne fnhst Of which the Piaroforte Is susceptible.
In q word, Knabe's Planes are worthy Of the great
estArtists, and capable Of rendering the 0neE'
COMPOSITIONS known in this realm Of Art.
l. --rTsl 1-,IFr ELIZA sHEPHEBDI
HF, G. A. BARLOW, Dear slr:-It gives me pleasuF
70 state that consider the Knabe Piano equsl to
and superior 10 most instruments made in this oon
~ a11SertSilv n TirbneS1 and 1ol1r1a1 OF tone
Having used one Of the same tor ten or more noun
each day for two years, teel confident IN recon-
mending them ts all who are unacQuAinted with thei
"Sreat qualities sns reg 52eSti9liy 3 A99Esi
i -L39cHeG O4 1luhAC OAcNoAAAN AoAA1Ao
| g. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T gives me much Pleas
uEe to be able 70 say that consider knabeI Piano
hednsst both in volume and sweetness, which hag
/ tVer played upon, either In America or Gurope.
I Theoe a as operats With better este5t than in an
IotheFins tFunsnts; and in fact, nabe's motto ma
| truly be, 'sEKcslIiOrs" Mrs. y. g. DOUaLAsS
4' Teecher oi Music, Cleveland
Prot H. j. E0FHEAaLE, Teacher Of MuBio In u
Ohio State Blind Agylum, writes -" After exsmlnin
large number OF WIn. knabe b Cos Piano Eortei
/ unhesitatinglY pronounce them superior 70 any
have seen Their tone Is grand and nOblei they hAy
9rest cspsc!ty for sustaining the sound and taei
volume Of tone or power have never heard sxcele<
| They combine with fine touon, depth, EHeetnsB
tone, purity and durability" H .
tsSs ~ -
faThat the KnAbs Piano is superior 90 al 0thel
made in this country, FOR brliancy, sweetness, an
volume Of tone needs Oly tS be heard 70 convince
| the fact t"-{stats Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
| sugl5:R27
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MORNING
FRIDAF moRNNg, MAR. is. is64

Eer Special and TeIegFaph News--Ses
News--9eS Fourth Page - ~
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THE ALL sUFFIOIENT THREE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
n -th1ssEMAR I, and :, are protected by Roy
a. Letters Patent or Nngiand and secured bV ffe
seals Of the Ecole de PharuAcia DO PariI md M
imperial college OF Medicine, Vienna. ~
30. One i9 1nVeluAbls for Exhaustion, BpsFmatoF
Eneaa and all phYslcal disabilitfss
aos Two completely eradioake8 all tracoa Of fhous
diseases that have heretofore bean treated by fhs
3eous snu pernio1ous ugs OF coPaYia and cubsbs1
nos three hAs entirely 8upDsntod the einiuriouI uaa
q mercury tAeEeRY inguriRg to the sufsror spsSdy-
TRIEsEAARi Nos. j. snd = are PFsparafIons q the
and divided into separate doSe8, - AM ~
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or cases for 50, which saves s5; and IN a77 caves
whereby there Is . saving oi-s9. To bS had whole
ale and retail Of DT. BAROWs No. IA Blssoksr-sk,
ImnsdistslY on receiving remittance Dr. BarroW
VII forward the TTiessmar to any psrt Of tho world
securely packed, and addressed 6ocortinT 20 NJ ~
EtructiOna Of the writer n
sIs-s1id 5v O. " OZARK. Agent Sor mrvsl.rd.
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r AND OFFIOE.-H. H. LITTLE
~ mas constantly on hand q large number Of i'm
proved Aarma for sale for cash or on time Also
SsEleJy o. CITY and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and NisgOuri
Mnich ne Will exchange for Farms City or Personss
I'd floor. - 0 mavIa' p