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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20
CONSTITUTION.

ARTICLE |. This association shall be called
the Democratic Club Of the town Of
ART IL. The officers of the club shall be a
President, Vice President for each school dis
tret in the town, secretary and Treasurer, who
shall be elected the club shall direct, and whose
term Of office shall be six months
Arr. Ill. The President, Secretary and
Treasurer of the club shall constitute the execu-
tive comnstce thereof
ART. ~. Any .egal voter of the township
may become member of the stub by signing
this constitution.
ART. V. Meetings shall be called as the club
or the executive committee shall direct
ART vi. The officers of the club shall be ac-
tive and vigilant IN procuring members and in
promoting the objects of the club
ART. VII The Secretary shall keep record
of the proceedings Vt The club, and report its or
ganzation and all proceedings of general inter
est TO ;he Democratic Association OF the county
ART VIII. The general objects Of the asso-
citation are to club out the brains of abolitonsn,
TO bring the democratic party back to power and
to restore tho country to ion peace and pros
perity.
COUNTY ORGANIZATIONS
In order To initiate the organization, il would
be well for the democratic committee Of the coun-
ty to appoint some suitable person, whose duty it
shall be immediately toopcn correspondence with
the democratic associations formed in he
county, and to labor faithfully and constantly to
prnsote the formation of democratic associations
IN the wards and towns in which none are now
formed, and that he be directed, rs soon as
associations are formed and delegates appointed
thereby, To call tho meeting of the "-County
Democratic Association of Delegates" naming
the time and place Of meeting
CONSTITUTION.
Arr |. This Association shall be called the
County Democratic Association of Delegates
Arr. 2. The Association shall consist of three
delegates, to he appointed by each Of the ward
and township CLUB now formed or hereafter TO be
formed in the county.
ART. 3. The Association shall Mt its first
meeting, appoint President, Secretary Ticns.
urer and Executive Committee of Eve members.
and shall otherwise complete it's organization in
all respects as shall by the delegates be thought
wise and best.
ART 4. Mcctingscf the association shah &c
held rs the ssociatiUn OF the Executive Commit
I shall direct
Ayr g. The Object of the ---Couaty Dem
ocratic Association of Delegates is 10 promote
greater hermOny union and concert of acton, and
more activity and energy among the democrats
and Conservative men oi the Country ~ main
tain the Constitution and Union Of our fathers
to support pure democratic PRINCIPLES; To- defend
truth, justice and liberty and 10 combat error,
and tyranny; to all 20 the extent ol
our ability IN putting out Of power our prcseul
fnnatical wolk, malignant ana corrupt ruiers,
and putting into power irmocrhtio principles and
men, ~ which alone we firmly believe, our gov
crnment can be saved from eGitre su5vorsion
ana our suffering country from total ruin
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20
ARMY OF THE PoroMtc, }
Nav 81 1851 (

"At the present / am in command
of the regiment, Col. De Land har,ng
left in tie hour Of Jatte, and never re-
turned, except to look orer the Jrow Of
nil 0bont thirty rods IN the rear Of the
regiment !"
SENTENCED FOR. CowARDIcE. "A
steamer arrived at Washington last
Friday from City Point, bringing up
Capt II. A. De Land and First Lieut..
Moses A. Powell First Michigan Sharp
shooters, sentenced for cowardice to
Dry Tortugas, at hard labor for the
remaining period of their enlistment.
= OWosso american.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20

been for the maiorities in those coun-
ties whore you never had delegate,
and where the strength Of the party
vote carried you along with it.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20
Township and County Organiza-
tons,

Calls are frequently made for a
constitution for township and county
organizations, and in order to place
one in the hands of every democrat
we republish the following, which will
answer for general purpose:
TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATIONS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20
plARnG l AND pYsENTERY

DlARlG / AND DYSENTERl We have
the most prominent citizens OF CIn0 ,nnati and
Coyington, etc, speaking in the highest terms If
Dr. Strickland's Anti Cholera M,xiurc Ion the
too long to publish Mr. Woods, OF Cosingion,
says he was pronounced incuraLle by the best
doctors in Cincinnati and one bottle of DR. ,tri,k
lands Anti Cholera Mixture effected perma-
nent cure after after suffering for months with
worst form Of Darrhea and dyscntery. 80 cents
per bottle. For sale by druggists.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20
PAPER nANs.sNG..

just resolved, largr sock Of "a ellen, WALL
PAPEk all new and heaat al patterns, which /
oher at the LOWEST MAnK.r inIcts. Come aud
see them ut J. +. FREi'S Stationery Store on
Water street, opposite sIlstee's iuihiure store
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20
Intelligence Office,
GENERAL AGENCY.

This Company begs leave to state to the Public
thri they have opened an Intelligence Oiice and
General Agency in Rom No 4, Hess Block,
Three Doors South Of the Fost CDgcs
Our motive Is 10 furnish men and help for an
who may favor Ms with their patronage IL mon
cannot he found IN tbs vicinity. We propose going
70 Canada and other points IN order that we may
We able to engage al the necessary help that
business men generally require, ..iif
Our Terms viii be Moderate.
p. We are aIso prepared 10 furnished Fla,
inc Square IN or. Lumber and spiles, on the
shortest notice a. Cart. Emerson's bayou, near
y. Sears Co.'S Mill
o. a. GOULD 4 CO.
Ess Saginaw, July. 1894.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20

For all articles in the line Of Crockery, Car
pets, Bar Fixtures, Lamps, Glassware and Gene
raj Fixtures, not to be found elsewhere or 70 Be
found elsewhere, call on
$50 AKIN a BABCoCK.
The New York herald., 1864-02-06
Tho Nfnfh Army Ccrns.

Aashoriy having been given the undersigned 10 recruit
se Ninth army corps tc ly thousand men, for special
pcfvoc TO be hereafter guated by tho war Depart
mcns. he earnestly appeals to the citizens Of New York
90 asstss In ang up tie following veteran regiments Of
thh corps belonging 20 their State
THE FoRTY-sIxrH AND FIFTY-FIg5T REGnigNTs.
Hs calls upon all having The good o. the country and
ehe triumph of heart to every effort
asp on this work, by yo1s large bountes from tbs re-
spactive towns and countless by procuring racraits
sstIng recruiting officers and by such other
ardent patriotism may suggest In place volun-
tees be useful to the and become good
soldiers In the ranks OF veteran organizations under
experienced officers.
Tho undersigned has every nope that the loyal people
o New York will send these regiments back 10 the
Held with full raoks to bear proud part In the closing
soe0es OF this glorious war.
Colonel Charles W. 10 Gepdre, Fifty FIRST New York
Volunteers appointed chief OF the recruiting service OF
the Ninth army corps for New York temporarily, with
headquarters at sos Broadway.
All communications relative 20 that service will be ad
dressed TO him.
Recruiting stations hare been established in the va
rious sections OF the State Recruits will DE received Ut
Chem or by any prcvost n:arshal
a. 4. BURNSIDE, Major General.
The New York herald., 1864-02-06
Sales of Real Es,..e - Pubiic Auction.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Dprs-NoS wtfnry--,,n "wednesday mornps fesrn.
ary y 90 -, Matthew church. by the Rev O. Il H. s,obi
manh ~ ", WV. l.. DibBS to LorisE ii yor wNIDrx al
OF THIS city.
BlY-fotttSn--In Newark, \. j. on Thursday even.
M enflary by Rev. ". luuison, Mr.. WV H. ETY. Of
ih,s cV, = hns FANNIE Potf Of the former place
shfs' cnnten BROOKLYN. by the Rev lea tuqreer Henry
y fsro,hm &c Montreal, Canada East. 20 >orniA only
daughter VI W. W. cobron. OF Rrooslsa, Ny.
HstEis-t tr~. -on Wednesday January ~, az the
resuente o INC brides parents hy the Rev. pr Brown
hso> = fhs w this city 30 INN, f., only daughter ot
=. j. fston, ~. H., Of Avon, NY
WANsf -tusSLY.-on thursday, February 4, az the
resdthee OF t1e brides atler. by the Rev r. Dickson
Lieut. Ashks" Wassy, United States Army % Miss k,rY
pthsf stsoh daughter Of James Pursly fsq., % New
ior.
Phhsdsii hia paper. please copy.
The New York herald., 1864-02-06
r FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

FGipLv, Feb. 5-6 T.. ".
/. There was 4 large business done IN stocks At The
first hoard this morning, al improved prices. As
comparcd With the sales at the first board on
THURSDAY. New York Central advanced 4, Erie
IA kric preferred Hudson River "a, Reading
Ia. Michigan Central >, Michigan Southern ?. II.
lnois Central 21,. Cleveland and Fittshufg "a,
Galcna and Chicago ., Cleveland and Toledo IL,
Chicago and Rock Island Il, Milwaukee and Prairie
du Ciien 3. Fort Wayne =, Chicago and North
western -. and Chicago and Alton 2. The excite.
mcnt caused by the rise in stocks grew more in.
tense ~ the afternoon. and the pressure Of outside
purchasers caused still further advance, Erie
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

"fi In frrny morning fcb. s. AFTER short ~.
net lHesss y, only son oi rbona. g. and Margaret
Ben. aed year, months and is days
It casyes ard iriends Of tho family respectfully
inved 70 'tna the funeral. from tha residence Of hts
pafetis No lT6 Wooster sseet ths (sssurday) after
nUUu. 81 two clock.
BfN,.--oh Friday, February 5, after short and
u Csfan. ireiana, 10 the S4ih year Of his age.
The relatives ana frcrds o the family arc respectfully
mvNM =" sWehd the tanefa from hrs late residence
No y. fTs avenue, on Sunds, afternoon at halfpas
one oclock
tesfs IN iIoay February 3. alter short Illness,
TEo oFs WnEsIYs only child ar lanes 8 aud Frances
l. Combs, secd years. month and "a days.
le ifenas aha reayss OF tue family respectfully
requested W ssnu ne funeral, from the residence OF his
parents les Fast six,y Nth street. bcween first and
Second avenues, on Sunday afternoon, al hafpast Que
O'Clock.
Cosovss.-sud0epiy, on Friday. February s, PHrss
months
The re,styss aud friends Of tine family are respectfully
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

The money market was again plethoric to-day.
and the rate of interest may now be considered
fairly below the legal standard. Mr. Chase con.
tinues to crowd il his interest bearing legal ten
ders. which are taking tho places OF the green
backs, and forcing them from their quiet retreats
into general circulation thus Initiating the cur
rency and adding fresh stimulus to the spirit Of
speculation. And this is likely to go on FOR some
time to come, as it is well known that the Secre-
tsry Of the Treasury is now nearly hundred mil
lions Short of the necessary funds to meet his
payments, with no immediate means TO supply
his want, except through the channel OF
tic four hundred raii.ion forced loan known as
thr FIVE per cent Treasury notes. Every dollar
Of those notes which leaves The Treasurya, Wash
ington ADDS Just tlot amount to the volume OF
currency, and contributes to make what is termed
az easy rncney market, IT does more than this.
II helps to buoy up stocks, which arc always ready
and eager to respond to the announcement that
there Is an abundance Of money. ~ exhibited
il inc sales TO-DAY. aad crowns tuem with Z hc
ttioas value. II advances the premium on cola
and gives Impulse to gambling The public see
this, ana viii OF course take advantage OF the
golden harvest which is spread before them. AS
the bulk of circulation continues to be enlarged 50
will the prices Of nearly all descriptions Of stocks
continue to rise without the aid or influence Of
bulls or stock iobbers "cornersr and Outsiders
can buy without fear Of breakdown before the
four hundred millions Of legal tender interest.
bearing notes are exhausted.
The quotations at the gold exchange to-day
roia
The New York herald., 1864-02-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Feb. 5-SP.M
AsaEs-seceipts, 6s bssreIs Demand moderate aad
market unchaugcS ssles % parres s. ~ - 8 for
pots and el0pesrs.
BsEswax.-soo lbs. Western sod on private terms
BnsADsroIrs Receipts. ,ass barrels 1our, 5vt bar
reIs and 81 bags meal 500 bushels wheat 5,3
do corn, lo,s37 do. oats 4,Sl5 do. barley malt Tho
market for state snd Western -four red dull ami prices
were shade easier on the kinds Of Western,
Trade brands depressed bu, without matera vara
tion The demand mainly restricted to the wants or
the home trade. Ine sales 1900 barrels, tho
market closing fiat. fns market fos Canadian aour
duh anu dropping, with sales OF 500 bb's Southern our
was also in favor Of buyers with sales OF 900
Corn meal was in fair sales OF 800 barrels
81 80 IS 60 for Jersey and Sc 70 for Brandywne Rye
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

-en a. or
ns ,ssa, a,s, pe' .oo los
. .a. .' ,s aos "s uu., anu uvP. ~
,' p,s ao' " Wno % VAC ...s ~ n,',,os neo ,ha, -
"ooo ~ .o eNsent Aho saies were o'oov oospe' !"
% o. ~ & - a. o ~ 2. DO - w "a 'r e.
a. 20 t =, :. "a ~ yc ", ao ~ W ~ p, ~
~ ~ W Mluoi eu "esol u, - ~ o. 80 W eni,
uo. . nyv wao nolniuaW ~ 20 - 20. Lne cory ma,
WV. h h, 1on oo iunes vus %
80 10 ao, WV ' nukn' 'v''uv uop'.s =. ~ ~ " - -
nv reh.ss % ~ ~ epno , - :, ,,
W. VI -. s @ s ~ sle - 80" ,, wv ~ :" ~ y
w1.p ses'a So 70 w 'ene
was wthdta"n sales a tao reellas way aa 900 ouss
.is, ~ o. ~ ~ =, u vI X Il n,
ua. ns,r n..Ny Was nlc'ug VIZ psc5 ~ e,.uV
pushels, AZ ~ ~ TOR state hsr'ey mat u unN- WitD
So y " uofuc.9 Z. ~ =" on "ee uv4 -
a ,rd az 49, h,c TO- I'M. "a - - o''
oan, anu 'VS, = VIC. ioT @ sue @ 'nc Wesse'n.
-. =, X, Nv eaes VIZ wy -,oVo 80 - ~! 'a''''''e
par .. &c. !" -ac' aaa ph.. ~ I't'Ys'e ternr'.
COFFEE was quiet out hfnrwth SOAR sa.ca a. rs.
- sc, ior no, NO ooo,,.. ~ ,.,..
tolIfs-.ouuO ips a't ~ soiic 4oc. 10 naitn'Ie .
and 9lc. 4l'sc tor ialc
CorloS was duii ana h"aiual2 tower. sales eot oae'
at S3lfc. a SAC for mddlngS
FHblCais were dG, aGd depressed ENGAGEMENTS 10
Liverpool, rer American nag 1000 bushels wheat ad
IN ships bags bulk room cnnld nave been had at 20
500 bblS -four, TO fiji 10 3D. zoo Dbs beef Is. Cd 50
tons oil cake, 10s per neutra 200 boye, bacon i5s,
and per steamer, 100 ba'es sis waste, ldd 700 bes
apples as Cd; 200 packages butter aad cheese -
800 boxes bacon aud 90 tobacco 50a. TO London
per American, 900 bushels wheat. 5tSd. TOO bbls.
Hour, Is I'D per neutral 500 obls lour. 1s ia.
per American 1 900 bbs -four ls Cd and per neutral,
COO bbls acur as and 100 boxes bacon COS Aneutrsl
brig 500 tons was chartered for barsees rlI cargo
ne,ToIenn, at ss I'd a,othe- To north sJe Cnba ond
bac,, Ajc Tor sugar and 81 Tor molasses on deck
neutral schooner 1,3 tons to Nassau. 81 600 half gold
mud hacL from \ SAT- island AZ l(c oar bc sacI
UFp remained very Arm There we're further sales OF
200 bales Manila 10 arrive a, lc and 900 do iue OF,
nr{v,le terms
H,nss were de without change in prices. sales 900
Pic (rnnoe - arrive nj .S,c 500 Ho-ota ant 600 "A.
~ ,,,. ~. ~ Nv .;, " !, ,a,,a M - 49, '''o 9 ~ W
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

Railroad shares at the close stood at 1897. New
York Central 1924 Reading ii7Ts, Harlem sold
down to 1927, Hudson River las. Galens and Chi
cago li4N, Cleveland and Toledo 1881 Michigan
Central 1857. and Cleveland and Pittsburg Il4T.
The following table compares ths quo tons for
the leading railway shares to-day with the prices
obtained on Friday OF last week
The New York herald., 1864-02-06
Esseniias 10 Femases.-Mistakcn Idea

Essenfial 20 Fem mases.-MistakeM Ideas
Of deilcscy should silow suppress o. the
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS are saving han
dreds Of lives. and referring untold suffering among the
reetlcr s,x and this should bc universally known. Pie
dchiliatcd girl suffering deraugeG systetn ard
scarcely knowing the of her paus phs
cal pros;rason and spt. sscud learn before her all
fcuisies end in consumption. OF least baD.tual ti
health where she mag find balm tay her sufeGines
helr for her tropbJas Tia. osu help
found IN
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PIlrs.
and cher preparation before the wo.d. Her
strength spirits he pain aad unnatural ar,sa
pass away the hue y ber complexion Is
exchanged or fresh tint n heah sac gains Hesb ber
appetite and digestion novssi -na she
joiccs that greatest Temporal blessings tna
in a sound body"
Sold bs druggists generally Sent prampts BY nol 81
per box SIX boxes for S. All orders addrsssedtc
HUTuINGS HTLLYE2
The New York herald., 1864-02-06
REsTAuRANTs.

C5 70 BrNBys AND GET TURTLE sour-wuk62
VI II sseyved ur every day Hfark rnw
NfAtSOS DONEr -kC EEFABLB TO fHb or hA-'
M pressed dezite af visitors. TIE nropreot O me
Doree mas recently cncaed 70 the rubc spacous
fitted With eyrf srces.prv aud c.nyrstnce And
an,ng i2y The table IS repe,c WIN sMspe M 80
vice. and aud reception rooms lu
luxurious clrgaMs Cuhs and dinrer cnu p.,s-
uotice p,nner served vhet sne,er u.sfsa vi s,pp,-
dnncr service amt Ornaments Wf1"as -" ~
supys ea lmrscppiu. Ctsans ssA ssaltestm3 "S'
n haAt
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

Lottery Ticket. asked In All Legal
dzcd Lotteries Information gwen
JOSEPH BATES Il aall street. room No |. n. 7.
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

COrns, Duu7Ons, Inverted Naflas En-
srgsd Joints Of feet cured without pain
fncony eniense the patient. DIR. ZACbARlK Bur-
geoa Chiropodis 7C0 Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

Crfstsd0rO's HAIR DYe, rreservetfve
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail No Astot House.
The dye applied by skilfu Adi5ts
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

Cherokee Pnis.-wemsic ReguYasss..-
The unfaiing Indian Medicine Sold by all druggists
everywhere. One boz ST. siy boxes IS Sent free OF
OF postage by the proprietors Dr. W. H. MERwrN 90,
pLibertJ street. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof
Safes Also sdebnard and Par'or ascs for silver plate
DC. at 63 Murray street, corner OF College piece
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

vshingThese the supcraves universally applied 10
PHALON SONS Nigh Becoming Cereus. And why noY
1t has aynoLg tefCues either pcrmanence
rchness and IS 80 aud enerea that although It's
ts fndelible It leaves no s'alr.
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

GcusRud's POudre Subtitle Upr0ots Hair
from low foreheads any part Of the body warranted a
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

Chaps, Chafes, pimpics, Erupftons,
saItrheuri esh worms &c cured bv oOURAUD'S Italian
Aedcated Soap, at his new depot ASs broadway
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

Prlzes Cashrd in All Lc-aIized l.otte-
rtes aud Information eigeA. GALLAGHER L BENJAMIN.
Brokers. $40 Chcsnu. street. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

Messrs. Simw0ns. Rogers - Co. are
authorized to receive and make collections
account H. l.. SIMMONS d co.
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

Dniiey's Pain ctOr, from the UNI
OF materials rctas at &c. TOO IA per box
The New York herald., 1864-02-06
Mul'Sii1it'

PINE TEI.E TAR DROPS
The most Dopuirr remedy -Stant,
toi As,IL.a. II ou;iiitla. Coughs. Costs
Tickling or soreness 0t t'lc Ihrcu.
Are veiN pleasant ano clcciusl
Neatly pr np II sliding eases
Convenient Tor the locAct
sod al 10 nna - csuts i'et asS
~ dealers IN utGisgacs gcunrsAg
Prepared only bY Ghns r. Marshall Tgca,ol, Y. r.
Now York Agency III iifiinboda
Dr,g ana tDettei Warehouse. J9i BIoa-yav
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

Aseo"uon.
weha,e learned aston SIZED at nothing Years expe
riencc correspondence tcuoug throushos,
stt,es o. Che bsbite gobe have turned theories into facts
are are not surprised At snen 'ac. as The following sthongh
elrclmsaaces hence tee liberty to indorsc Their state
Nfw Brproap Mass Nov. =. 1872.
DssE se Il have been afflicted many years wih severe
genera dsorderel syseio physicians medicines asd
who were using ranatloa sars. they prevailed
q Suas G Ae Teens ses m @ '%s ~ Ta s svs s @
.oSisssa g Gnd ne eolness and n, tad ep,rcy
nst done ios IL se another hens; appe,is
Plantation Biitcrs Respsafayy. JUDITH RUSSELL
R, EnsnrEv, wis sept 10. 1884,
-. -. have been q .hc army hospiials Cor fGgr
~ ssss sssis q y" r"assiloa ] nsrs fss " -
Tho Moving is from te manager of the Union Home
soaool Tor the Children n 81 unlccrs:--
=. n,v s Sss YSES s1:st;a AGsa'' bi,ls, i lsss ve
esse gsea & % SOM q our e ehildsn s sfrns r" rom
Ms s snd ~, ss hsng wans % ~ oan p t nj w.
commenced with but confal Of Brers day: Her
.s .Ss1'ss sespeetfus sa ipa'" ''' MRS pEvoE
owe much > ~, .or I verify bcsyc lie Plan.
''''' ''''' : :" '''' nhv. v. 4; wAcssoSyE.
Thou Wit sr,c r. ;vo bottles N ~ q ,'is Fan
tstou s.eTs Ny vic - been sre''t ge9s;,H * tafr
philadelphia. fennsyltsnia
have bccl sufferer fr,5s ,i.snsg.i; and
hsss cured me. EV, ~, n oA.lipgN
holhes'rr NcN i"fe.
s.,, ,,,ve,,. ,,,r dozen moro u vour rlsr,,.
too B.ees the opnafii q which y daily iasFea N WIN
''' -''''' : ~ nous SYKES cUADwrcE &C..
'iN!'e9is " 49, " ~ ''' IL
ybaye ciy,p i,c rianfa.on pt,ers IA hundreds
- ''e "''o'ed s0'ac's "" '"e g. W. ~ XNDRrwS
Superintendent solL.-r.' TIoane' Cincinnati Ohio
The Pianta,on Fi,,ers have cu:a ae me o. i've liver
.saaaSa ''a lay business :.
u =. k.N"shsf' Mn cleveland oh'"
The rrgo"o VI ss have sr"s cTsa , pe s :. -. =
1rsss.d mc for yeas az r,e elarln;
Co. &C.. a.. &C. sc.
Tue Plantation Blttcr. weak .,roar hc ansaa
sre COMPOSED Of celebrated caisaya Bs!A incrascn.
.'ssi,s' &. csaIs sslS MoS'' her0S - = ~
.aas ralss,lon Of The ha.r lax OF aiec dtstrcs sr
satinr torrid liver nstpinn tc Grssrre 10 spacr 4
NIX bhsy wa AZ 40, srg MEM ia - e e siauosi.-s
apd arc warranted 10 urnlno, IN ,mmejiifn beneficial
.asw,sss .aru, s'es a'e eN''u"-. "a''' f '
NoriCs--Any perxon precndirs 70 .en Plantation R"rs
IA bulk or by the gallon, i sNndcr an onstor ~ ~
I'd with imitation deesrips staG for which svcsa per
Uuitsd states ,iamp y" cor unmutSiod aud "sn'
sofa bs respectable deaers h.oai,oW ~ hs oo s,oae'
2o' Broalwa'. Nsw f"rk.
A Beautiful Complexion. = r,r ird's
.ays for bosuaiyine III complexion and sin. Al dug
siss and isl Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-02-06

II tho Baby is CattfnG Teeth. use that
ola and well tried remedy, MRS. WINSLoW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP which greatly facilitates The process and s
regulate the bowels 1t relieves the child from PAIN
rects acdity and wind collie and giving quiet
natural sleep gives rest to the mother Oces IS Dcy
n. T., and 205 High Hoborn London. England
The New York herald., 1864-02-06
UURWU
CROSS RYE sfRAiGnTENEp IN ONE

And every disease of the Eye and Ear requiraa either
medical surgical aid attended 10 by DR. Won ELS EN
BERG at his consulting rooms ai6 Broadway near Twelfth
street
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