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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12
%For the Removal Of O6StruetioHS. an
tAs IJIsurGHes Of Regularity 70 tAe Re
crrr.nce of Tie Monthly Periods.


tAs IyrsurGHee Of Regularity 70 tAe Re-
euzTsnes Of the Monthly PERIOD.
IN The cure or obviats those numerous diseases
that spring from irresuIArity, BY rsPOVng the IL
sa-TSsy cure Suppressed, Excessive and Pain
~ -They cure Green Sickness (ChIorosi,).
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pains
in the back and lower parts Of the body, aeaTines
Fatigue slight exertion, PaPtAtion OF the aesIt'
LOWness Of Spirits HysteFiAl Sick HeadAehe 6ladl-
ness, etc, etc. In word by remoVtnHt the lrreGu.
lArity, they remove the cause and with II ALL the
effects that spring nom it, sr. -. -,
m Composed Of simple vegetable e1traSt1 tney
contain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to any constitution nov
ever delicate, their function being to substitute
strength for weakness, which. when properly nsed'
they never fad to d. II
- They may be safely used at Any lAge. and 4,
any period EXCEPT DURING THE FIRST THREE
M'NTHs, during which the unfAiling nature oil
their action would inhlliby PREvENI Pregnancy -
r. All letters seeking information or advise VII
be promptly, freely and dscreetly answered.
r. Full directions accompany each box
r. Price 81 per box, OF aiG boxes for -
itB-seut by mail, free Of postage, on receipt Of
EE-soIdby all respectable Druggists.
DIR. ". R. MERWIH CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
mr24 dGw1y No, 50 In erty str, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-12
DR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Loudol,
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges IN
the United States and the greater part OF Whoss LIE
has been spent in the bOspitAls Of London PARA
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected noas q
many troubled With ringing in the bead and eaEs
yuen aHIsep, great neTTousnes5, being alarmed a
sudden soundS bAshfulness, With frequsnt blushng.
irnmsIiiafalW-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
Caution to tho Public.
SEE THE DOCTOR HTMsELr.
LET THE AEELlCTED READ


Aud learn that perfect and radical Is warranted
aud gnarauieed 10 all who afflicted With Wcakhes-,
nr,sin f suirits di.trsss and SnvuI.6 of mind les
Of Aloep loss u mHmofy loss OF energy and muscular
power puny gowth, wasting away, and want Of CON
hdrnce in themselves, fainting ITS, oonvusiSe tem'
blings Impotence aud disgust of life.
lIKAR WHAT TnE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
S1tna physicians require Ia he told hn nature Of
dsaaac-tho ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN daa..
not iIi- perfect knowledge ofthg human system ena.
bin 60 describa tho Diseases without any information
from The patient, ~ explain ila original and 60
guarantee its And, what s more valuable still he
will honestly and frankly toll whether you be cured
or not. All his communications and interviews
strictly private and eonhdont ntAl-M -Mesilnai JoHfsai
Tho botanic Romndiss Of Dr. Raphael, tho English
Botanic Physician, never failed yet to make psrset
radical aud permanent Of ALL PRIVATE, sE-
CREr, AND NENEREAL DISEASES, wkhont the uss
of horcury, without hinderAnso from business, End
without tear Of discovery exposure. No deadly pol
sons, such arsenic lux volhioA opium, any other
pusuna. No mercury nor any deadly misunderstanding
this wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic ksus'
dies yot ed 70 the moat obstinate and the
noal dangerous cases and 70 seovs all nerouTy and
dies bad huled.-- Aisdioai JG4Suat
coon MEMS IoR SINGLE MEN coNrEhPLAr'
aSS ~ y. afc S,r 5es, dS MsrsssS .s1
W Thursday, the stat Of May, 1880
Numerous 9f diseases ean.ed By sary indsere
uoh having been perDfued BY the Ehglhh Botanic Ply
soian, feel II my duty, having knowsdge q thsu,
TO state the ot believing that in doing % may do
'iss ssuSs ,S Ss 'Is 9gs Z e e sS. IL s.s
me victim of habit the auson to which
nhudder, and alter Year, Of suiuG aud doctor
log gave np all h0p of reooFsTy He wished 70 marry
end va dearly beloved b. y sweet srl q ever htd
words of auction but he faful, nsrFoss and prs
tfated lie dared not Ned account Of the shattered
state of his system. lie sought relief Al the hands " the
botanic Physician and astonishing a. 10 may seem, a
the bloom aud Vgor Of youth has FptgrHsd, and ha \
nov tho happy hther of pair of bright hoya-"
Any who are suffering, no haatier SAAt their eom
plant call the botanic fhyAican e0nndsntially
They nay rely upou relief uis once 4 al No Sc
AAbT fiFrH Bet syoanoro 81. aud Broadway, ON
a Width 1-9d eol.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
Dayton, Henia aud columbus K,,l,o.,,

- -. N Nh 3 sssssssS-
trtst. Sig lra iralns il1,, Esst wa cointus. 5I..
iiI"o n bay Trans East ItA,1us fn. n,i.e.
and CsI1S,. I,a N'shL LApits aOs a.; ar,., ,s l'
stop oniy M Nsn Pieeh ht lilaa a. tn tho INN.
Uoialnls.i' "' al way stations tetseeh Bss,"p AN
arriving AZ Dayton, mint esr,o.. ,r
press ~ .. In. 'u' ana tincinhRti hre ~
eI Liam ISly ',,, oy Column os Tine. .sbicL s nput,.
calling on - ~ ets can BE- lad Tor all Easterv
uuT e "a - 'I,h't agent.
- r. N-iWuonkA.tiJ, supar,,,,ot,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

ll the hand OF the prOyident nther reaching
forth from the grave aud stan nouriAhns his offspring,
and Keeping together the family. By It, the faithful
aaa7llbG 8nh snni1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

nN AND after sunday, Nov 10, isO3, tikns VI
" leave Union Depot oiath street, iOi Iu,,a6 a.,
ali iniermeuiate ppnis ~ iOiluws. ..
Ioledo anu CmcHgo Nal AT 10 " m.
lineage hnd Detion Hight LApfess a. $40 ni
nolI IL. M. .shOEhAkkh, super.tt, ts.nt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE his MFE

1NHF lEtna grants policies FOR LlFE, FOR a5term
Il VI years, kndo'glnent poelos amt ehHdlene En-
downent. Also, Non Fsrleiung Polici0s on which no
payment is required amer ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid LOSSES in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the cOntrivanceH Of men TO protect ihe
family circle from want, found moro aim-
pie IN IT. character, noble in it, features, certain IN
5results. than Life Insurance. lts the prop which
the dying husband caves to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
Dpring 7pOusr.
pYEIM Ho USE

NO, 80, 81. cLAtk, hkr. FOURTH WITH,
Dayton, Ohio.
YINHB undersigned Informs the putic that be 10 a
practical DYER and has established dsa house at
b. above place, and 10 nov prepared ~ color ali kinds
an ooloT that may 10 desired. I..i nl
Grease and STAINS rcnoyedfrom al kinds ffahrioa,
y warrants 20 huish al goodf Ia manner 20 give
aatishrton, having al ARTICLES necessary 70 pefbrrn
his work IN the best posablestyle.
sui9 HERMAEH wIEaERD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
Baltimore ana OHIO RgI,,o.,.I

lLka ldf Ix; sa.tgszssss "a 5J.,74,.-- - I. y
A4k Sl& &H- N.Y. ,sss;sttii.i
Hmai a,.',, SAil1NAL ,l.i kQurE.-Iernllt11'- q
bonNoOd anu t.rkerst,,rS or ~, hs i'st' anu bun
pont NJ tba aIosas. etosmer, hc ior nn'i ~ t'l @
Three 'ff,,as I,,,i, w. s9t ana AorthHesi
M ny - T. the ohiy route 10 MAsiiuvIs,. ~
ana S.,,, nnuuoie ~ 1T 4.dO, 79U Hnd h,lon n, -
I., ~ ~ on SuhdHyH ~ i.JU aua 7l,, ' - un ' ~
Len hoSse washington at tuB, 7:4U tA,i n ~ h 6ub
Thrpp1mg MI ~ hGndays nt $3.50 aud ii on, ana sat
VIA WSHhlngtdn CITY az an can he leoUur
i,n,l - tuh endfare as low al b, IN, tS s., ~ 90
At any OF the principal I,A'ro ,, .ha ohio harup
- h suLL!VAG, cen. W.',n'sI' n'sI'
" p sNt,Tl ~; M. q. OOIAs, Cen flclet nj If'NAfl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
sandasAi, dayton and Clnclnna.l a. /.

A2tL nm M IN NJ Ff-r~tsIt,s
4 IN ana alter hOyehttf 40, ists, ana ooi, ,,,,
~ notice, Passenger ale freight 1rai,,,' ,,, 'tlt
bAh1VNt golug nurtni A. lOilVNt: ' ''''|'
lO.An A. N. through Freight and Ar,,,,.,..
OstU VIII Passenger Laf Aitauled, ''V''
Iu.skn A, NJ. Mail tram ior sIringBald 4, ,.,,.,
lVsOU UrtAua, helleontane, bUr.st ,i,'., 80
5aliounky, connecting nj springfield MIN t't-, "nl
LOndoh aud ColumbuHi nruVng "a Johfp,1,- a., l
nj ~ bft@na Win uhlh ipr COluuuils. a. g.,
Iran on thtHbutg, -. wayne a Chicago A. N''' /
hsst' aryng ih q estDe ~ !, ~ aid Ini 'ns
zJu M, a. Nlidu Win tfAin IIv y, ihpn - -
~ H. kohS bhHti arriving ili NioYt4t,, H., = 4'
DunhiiA ~ $50 M enu hhflRu ct 40 ~ y -
West dnuug IA Toledo at ~ iVn i l.t,,, ", NVl'F
M chicago NJ 1851 IA, ana atuui ky A. ,sal '"
lE.I A. al, Nlkht kAplvHs iOr .,uehrI,, -,
Osl and bolioiuntniilU, cUniiustifp til t, : '' ''
TRAM HoluB haHf on fithLuIH, ~ Wa,anf AT a.. "'',
hohd' hilNihgt Jiestliit AT 900 d M i,ll.t., 80
~ Solng Ne~t Win Iran tfl Nm NJ ~ h 81 "',N
o'<o N, anu Chicago ~ lU4u NJ at No. ~, y 'e ~
oh CieSelmu anu tuieuu ~. H. aIii,iu IA, i'1i'
U'Jo M buhkiik ~ s:uV IA ituiai,. Al = "A, ' o.
reacies Sandusky at 7.aG u a.. ~ '""4P ~
Y .iIk 4. IA. huntsAnls ACuunu.atafo, - J
t.OO Dayton ON ANNA u AlaIb nan, ,,,n,ar -
ieA.ihhk Springfield 90 H'a3 Ia, 4 .tl,,et n l,ss
Mtsi LluVtty at ii.sS m, BtHoieii,p, f,tstP ~,
ana Ia huntsNIiio al iz.l4A IA. ''''' i''
a., lckelh lh the LIMO 10 all pviuts N,il 49,.
west, oAh De lad hi tie Tenet Once 10 On h -, % '
-SAM ". kINu, tivknt Agent. --T ~'' WV
- rare hlNHJs 49, low ~ W an, other tn,,,
=, Fof ihiVfhattb tciutNc % rlIt,uur h tt,,'t, =,
sso'oi aPll] titur t,tilAiy r fu..nt 80 - -
mASohli agent A. hitfk 80. - 70 . -
". u. uLArF Gen. lic1ri a gent. ,'. ',''"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

Ihat no may gnpPie with It tne wise man, that hs
y suldy ~ nature and palliato it, threatening Tho
u PuI@ on are Si h'hd Of elsy acoass 10 all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

N''h Or 1lMh. .U..E
~ S,rnnd aud alter Monday, November Is. isei. po...
LhANE hAf1UuN. '''''""'
SolhB NofQI, $40 y IA and n l1tt,n,, u
SOlhE notlhi 400 = iua aud ksAO a ~
H.. 80 LEAVE PAAA.
Nolhs norm, 6.O1 and = ;hI ti,,,
E9ihg soutbi llJVA M Aua 7sa5 ~, si. .aI
holi W 7, JOHNSON. Gen. p,ss,,.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

,eh where be has preceded them ne eternity. by IL
@ noheHt debtor AHtishes his contdnR creditor w6ea
lNle seeihed least propltuus. In moral und worly
Senss, u Is one great weapon by which to roll desh u
10 ule tonight would those whs are dear To- mo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

H., , a'oso ohildreh have comfortable homo and
e n.Alis OF eiucauUhr Would Ihis vie i,,,i.,an'
sSsd sn. ~ aoid eAAri'es Of te wodf Would Tins
,sIsta a" ',oo'e Pafeht be- provided tort Wond my
hos,y oy iorcod sales an ainnistrntor TO n,ee,
in OF crediiors-aaeB made wbon ths marked
nov now iew can answer the.o question to tssr
thai M NY leaf to ask them, aud chorish tho bsol
,.h an nave long lease 9n lifn Thus ~ Loih fool.
nave "'A"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
FnR sALE BY

WIN Wsnsthon aud " W Stewart, Dsyton George l.
Boyer, MtsUnisburR; stoe alageTs UDoni q Andor-
sou, Centerviiie; EMyers. New lebanon n Jackson,
ChaubersburR y II Bauer, Harrisburg pB OlNne'
Johusuls; Arnold & Limbeni south Arngsohi Jeeon
Smy err West Baltimore; KOOke& Go, 0efnantpwni
j W MnrpB, VandAllR; " Niokols, Libs.ttysD ID Rees,
FarInaravilo, ueyernnq A Herr, Halefni W hyImont
Williams AWaner, Weat BaitimoFei PARKER, Bro.
Co; ParkeFsbuTg; and by Drugglrta and Merchants
geuerAlly hroug ghout the Unted States aud Canadas
r.Hr Aukldly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

CHANGk ~ 1lMk Ii.lfI
ON aud Aftsr Monday neSt truins Oh tho ihuiai
" Central Will lesyo THE UmUn Depot, hiAth street
NJ sbb And 400
Return,ng, viii AfnYe ~ 1. 10 q N VI 1880 m.
The 500 m, anu tiAOP hh I'd ptees "a iajt u o.
olose gunpecuons to eil points ~ ihe Mtfi IA out,
and $50 IA tfan IL the shortest ana quick ~. ut,
TO chicago aud tie NortliW est I'sW
nol7 n. w WuODwAHb, SuperintrhtFni
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

Ito will tell You thelr circumstances and their ntur
prospeus aud what Is brier than ALL he can tell yut
their thoughts and what their "real Intentions are
What Is better still, he toll you II they Will make yi
happy. .H
NJ. Raphael Is, therefore, u suro dependence.
Toa ia business his nd dvice Is Invaluable. He can re
tai with the greatest certainty, the result of h com
inefc and business transactions and HnecuaiUns W
falling accnracy,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14

diency of such measure is only a
question of time.
"a system Of policy thus constitu-
tional, and pcrvaded by the influence
of Christianity and freedom, would
receive the support of almost all truly
loyal men, would deeply impress the
rebel masses and all foreign nations,
and it might be humbly hoped that it
would commend itself to the favor of
the Almighty.
"Uuless tho p}ipciples governing
the future conduct of our struggle
shall be made known and approved,
the effort to obtain requisite forces
will be almost hopeless. A declara-
ton Of radical views, especially upon
slavery, will rapidly disintegrato our
present armies.
"Thc policy Of the government
must be supported by concentrations
of military power. The national for
ces should not be dispersed in expedi-
tions, posts of occupation, and numer-
GUS armies; but should be mainly co..
lectod into masses and brought to bear
upon the armies Of the Confederate
States. Those armies thoroughly de-
feated, the political structure which
they support would soon cease to ex-
ia ~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14
r.otter on Extrayagance.

A letter of Franklin to his daugh-
ter. written in 1881, rebuking her ex-
pressed desire for "Erench fnery,"
might furnish good text for our pres
ent importation leagues
"When ] began to read your ac-
counts of tho high prices OF goods, u
mir of gloves seven dollars, yard OF
common gauze twenty-fSur dollars,
and that it now required fortune, to
maintain family in very plain way,
expected you would conclude by teh-
inn me that everybody, as well as
yourself, was grown frugal and indus
trious and could scarce believe my
eyes, in reading forward, that there
never was SO much pleasure and dress
ing going on;' and that you yourself
wanted black pins and feathers from
4 France, to appear, / suppose, IN the
mode! This leads me TO imagine that,
perhaps, it is not SD much that tho
goods are grown dear as that tho
monoy has grown cheap, as everything
else will do when excessively plenty ;
and that people are still as easy, near
". in their circumstances as when a
nair of gloves might be had for half
a crown. The war, indeed, may in
some degree raise the price Of goods
} and tho high taxes which are necess-
t ary to support the war may make our
: frugality necessary; and, as l am al
WAYS preaching that doctrine, can
{ mot in conscience or in dccency en-
A courage the contrary, by my example,
{ in furnishing my children with foolish
1 modes and iuxuries. ! therefore send
e oil tho articles you desire that are use
: full and necessary, and omit the rest
( Cor, as you say you should have ,grea
: pride in wearing anything / send, anee
i showing il as your fathers taste
;, must avoid giving you an opportuhit,
: of dsing that with lace or feathers.
L If YOU wear your cambria rufiics as
% do. and take care not to mend tn
'r holes, they will como in time to b
of lace; and feathers, nay dear girl, ma
,r be had in America from evory cock
tail"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14
Old Times.
The Providence Journal says:

The Providence Journal says:
DO any of our readers remember
having seen some ten years ago--nay,
only five years ago the following pc
tition in circulation in this State?--
We do. Every year, for many years,
this petition went the rounds, aud was
signed by all or nearly all the leading
abolitionists of New England. Such
men as Garrison and Philips headed
the list of signers. We know many
of those who signed it in this city, and
all Of them are supporters Of tho rad
ical policy of the administration
They call themselves unconditional
unionists, and dsnounce all democrats
as eopperheads and traitors. We do
not know that Abraham Lincoln ever
signed one of these petitions. bat We
do remember his declaration that ca
house divided against itself cannot
stand," and that the Union "cenld
not exist part slave and part fres."--
Here is the petition:
TO the Senate and Uoase Of He United
States:
The undersigned, citizens and in
habitants Of, respectfully submit
to- Congress that, in tho nature of
things, antagonistic institutions can
never unite.
That an experience of more than
three score years has demonstrated
that there can be no real Union be-
tween the North and South. We
therefore believe that the time has
como for a new arrangement of ele-
ments so hostile, of interests so irrec-
] such i1ltruttfi jjpsaitutians so incongrn-
DIV, peaceful and equitable dissolution
of the existing Union, as the exigen-
cies of the case require, leaving the,
South to depend upon her own resoar-
ces, and take all the responsibility in
the maintenance of her existing slave
system, and the North to organize an
independent government in accordance
with our own ideas of justice and
right of man.
Accompanying this document was
the following:
"N B--1he person to whom this
document is submitted is earnestly re
ouested,to circulate it for the sigma
: lures of mon and women, and see tina
il is speedily sent to either Senator
Wade, Wilson, Hale, Seward an'
Fessenden, or to any other suitable
:. .,--.----t-t:.,a in Cnnurnss
Wade, Wilson, Hale and Fessen
: den are still United States Senators
and Seward is the Presidents " Pre-
5 mier." All Of them arg distinguishes
leaders Of the present "unconditiono
Q Union party"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14
Ssltfted goetry.
RED. WHITE AND BLUE.

Mcclellan. the hope of the Nation,
The choice Of the brave and the free,
We join in heartfelt ovation,
And all offer honors 10 thee.
Our voices arc joined in communion,
We remember the solcier SO true,
Who fcught for the glorious old Union,
And stood by the Red, White and Blue.
No factious dssentions shall sever
The bands which our Washington wrought
The Union, unchapging forever,
Is shrined in each patriots thought.
Our love and our faith are not hollow;
In strength they we're nourshed and grow
The Chief we have chosen we'll follow,
And stand by the Red, White and Blue.
When war waged its wide desolation,
And threatened our land to deform,
Mcclellan, the pride of the nation,
Bore our flag through battle and storm.
His heart beats with freedoms emotion,
| He is ever most steadfast and true,
lie swears 10 the Union devotion
And stands by the Red White and Blue.
Our songs then unite in communion;
The stars of our flag are above;
Iurrah for Mcclellan and Union;
Hurrah for the man that we love.
The old Union ship shall be guided -
By him who Is e'er staunch and true,
And he, through the States undivided
Will sail her in Red, White and Blue.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14
The Condition Powder

Is composed principally Of herbs and roots and
may be given Mt all times and under all circum-
stances with perfect safety. IL has been found,
by long experience, to be highly useful in the
cure Of the various diseases 10 which horses and
cattle are sebject, viz; Distemper, Hide
Bound. Loss Of Appetite, Inward strains
yellow water, Inhamation Of the Eyes,
Fatigue from Hard Exercise; also
Rheumatism, Commonly called ithe stih
Complaint.) II is also a safe and certain rem
ody for Coughs and Colds. IL carries on all gross
humors, and will remove all inflammation and fe-
yer, purify the blood loosen the skin, cleanse the
water aud, and strengthen every part Of the
body.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14
EMPOUNDED.

ID R0KE into the enclosure Of tho subscriber In
Dthe Town Of Buena Vista, on or about the
25th ult, large BROWN MARE, switch tall
have put the animal in the ound OF the Town
ship Of Bucna Vista. subject TO charges for dam
ages, advertising &c, where the owner Is re-
qucsted 10 call, prove property, pay charges and
take her away. WIN, N. LITTLE
East Saginaw, Aug. 9, is64 n2e2--s~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14
HORSE OINTMENT.

For Miidness, Safety, Certainty, and
Thoroughncss, Sloan's Horse Ointment exeels,
and is rapidly superseding all other ontments
and Lnments for the cure Of
Fresh Wounds, Pollevil, Cracked Heels,
Foundered Feet, Sand Cracks,
Scratches and Mango.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14

The tener Of some singers should be
like that spoken Of in Giay's elegy, a
'snoiseless tenor.
As waves pliosphorosce, let joys
flash from the swing Of the sorrows OF
your eou.s.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14
MAI ND HO Il K l..
GoDERIcH, G. w.
b. WILSON, PROPRIETOR,
fUa.o II IIoSkarl

(Late L. IIosker)
This Hotel, convenient to the buslr part OF the
Town. Is situated on an eminence commanding
beautiful view Of the River Maitland, Harbor
and Shores Of Lake Huron. Spacious Gardens,
Pleasure Grounds, &C., attached. Every con,
vonience for Fishing Parties, Tourists, and
those seeking pleasant and heaphy SUMMER summer
Resort Choice Liquors and Cigars Omnibus
belonging to the lIouse in attendance at the
Boat and Cars.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-14
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.

sroAN's INSTANT RELIEF Is truly great rem
edy. Half 25 cent bottle Of sloan's Instant
Rclief.s given in pint Of warm water, seldom
fails 10 cure Horse Of common Cole In few
minutes; in extreme cases repeat the dose in ff-
teen minutes.
Prepared by walter h. Sloan,
Chicago, Illinois.
Sold by all the Druggists in Bay City, East
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Slocum abundantly confirms previous inteli-
gcnce. The Twentieth Corps occupies Atlanta.
Still more momentous is the news that the main
army is on the Macon road, near East Point,
and that battle was fought near that station,
iu which The Rebel army was cut in two, Hood
defeated and Hardee killed. The Rebel army,
then, has no remaining line ofretreat; is shut up
in the triangle between the Macon and Augusta
roads; and may even be already destroyed or
scattered. At all events, there has been grC as
battle, and it is as the result Of that battle that
Sherman to-day holds not only Atlanta but the
Macon road also. There seems no reason to
doubt that the overthrow Of the Rebel power in
Georgia is complete and irremedabe.
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