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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. Ag't.
OFFICE 81 w WASHINGTON s r
T. @. Drawer. 6.i2. Chicago, III.
AGEN IS TAINTED Through rri Mic i
gan, Ind lana, Illinois, wisconsin, MINES, -,
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas aud hcb,ayta.
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(oTer the Savings Bant.)
0-open for Students day and evening.


rTaE purpose of this institution /, to i5,,,ns.
= jouue mon (Shd women toUj IN this pFIncibles
which govern the correct trausaction of bss,n55s
OuAnessand In Accountability and its cOnoOmitaptS
BooIG-KE EPlNG,
stripped of its absurd rerbiags and an,isnt M,
M4ltS e9d lntrteaoy, aud adapted to the modern
Inods OF doing business, especially Ia the Initej
states u the leading subject ofattention It's LAVE
1hleh are as exact unerring aud free from excepl
words, arc hrst made familiar to the student ,bo
who e then eondnetsd through Aeourse Of
Book keeping, in numerous sets o. books In ErsSt
variety q IoFms, he thus acquires ma steTy Of
thSart which enables him to ApoIy h Win ssiit
TO any kind OF buainess. '>i''''sy
do AEWRITING SCHOOL
Is open day AID evening, attended by both ladie,
en1 gentlemen, where, without entering for the mi
SSSeEse, 2 good handwriting can be ootaiped in
.ossG .ARITHmETIo,
and its application 70 an msnnerOf $3.50
coUNTING-HousE CALCULATIONS,
mands The studsab EtiEbs EsadS eaintsS itL
several modes of Calculation not found Ia boolS
tsnotnS greatly to the a6brevtati1n of his work
There 4 open to the student AlSo a coafSeoI
BUSINESS SCIENCE
Political Economy, q inmerciAl Law aud
FInA3ees Banking and Ourrsncy; also ulsxiT1S
o. eminent BudusEl Men in regard to tbe he-1
methods Of eouducttnS business sucoeSsfGiIy M
4na 0ettons In the above Enbieets an. f,e,,.
ca Win 'naTiras aud inc1leafioas teadins 81 ~
o7@leeon q hlgh character ~ men aud eit3yeTs
me course Of Instruction 4 fnssnded "a - a
preiensiIe and thorvpgh a. that Of anV of de
~ ~ -! Soueea while the expense 70 the ttIl
IL. a. 6eg1 ieAye 70 refer thoso 70 whom be 4,
unknown 70 the odie0El Of the bsukS In SI.SIJa
and BrttSePort, and especially to bis Ituaent-.
TERMS, 40.
For The full Iourss above indicated the tuttto,,.
ZEE g $SOs payable on catering For the re0uisIfs
blank books - Time unlimitsd; 70 remain ~ ~
turn Rt pleasure. This course Il ttsnSIiy r.,J.tSS
In from TWO to three months i 49,
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against the proposed Constitution and

against the proposed constitution and
State government Il
See. n Aud6e il further enacted, That
sections, numbers Sixteen and thirty-six,
in every township, and where such sec
tions hayesbeen sold or. otherwise dispo-
sed Of by any act OF Congress, other lands
equivalent thereto in. legal subdivisions
OF not less than one quarter section, and
as contiguous as may be, shall be and are
hereby granted to said State for the Sup-
port of common schools.
Sec. s. And DO il further enacted. That
provided the State of Nevada shall be ad-
mitted into the Union, in accordance with
the foregoing provisions of this act, that
twenty entire sections of the unappro-
priated public lands within said State, to
be selected and located by direction of
the Legislature thereof on or before the
first day of January, ammo DDmini eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-eight, shall be
and they are hereby granted, in legal
subdivisions of not less than one hundred
and sixty acres to said State, for the pur-
pose of erecting public buildings at the
capital of said State, for legislative and
Judicial purposes, in such manner as the
Legislature shall prescribe.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That
twenty other entire sections of land, as
aforesaid, to be selected aud located as
aforesaid, in legal subdivisions as aCore-
said, shall be and they are hereby grant
ed to said State for the purpose Of erect
ing q suitable building for penitentiary
or State prison in the manner aforesaid.
Sec. 10. And be it further enacted,
That FIVE per centum of the proceeds of
the sales of all public lands lying within
said State, which shall be sold by the
United States subsequent to the admis-
sion of said State into the Union, after
deducting all the expenses incident to the
same, shall be paid to the said State for
the purpose of making and improving
public roads, constructing bitches or ca
mails, to effect general system of irriga-
ton of the agricultural land in the State
as the Legislature shall direct.
Sec. Ii. And be it further enacted,
That from and after the admission of the
said Stats of Nevada into the Union, in
pursuance ofthis act, the laws of the Uni
tied States, not locally inapplicahle, shall
have thesame force and effect within the
said State as elsewhere within the United
States, and said State shall constitute one
judicial district, and be called the district
of Nevada.
Approved, March 81, 1864
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
y, ing Rail Road. I5I1Ef


ling Rail Road. IsIE
pa
OE AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov lsth.. 1895 PS,t
9enger TEatnl win leave Bridgeport a. follows,
hoo a. n. Man Train stopping at all stations- an
E 5yes 81 PittsbarEh at $50 P. IL, and
&S6 2. u. Accommodation Train -stopptnS At All
stations arrives at Pittsburgh Il sos
1000 p II. Expires Train arrives at Pittsburgh Al
:. &10 A. ID. and QleyelendRt ef5iA. it,, ,
RETURNING TRAINS
Leave UIeyeiA4d q $50 A. II. and j so PM, Ar
riTe at Bridgeport at COS P y. and 600 a. 81 ~ >
LeAYo Pittsburgh at 1:46 A. NJ 6:i5 NJ and
A. 81. and sos P. II. =. - 80 ~
Connections. are made "a FoII0vys.
Al Pittsblrgh With Ponnsylyania R, n sfpSHarris
burg, Baltimore, Warrington, Phila-
delphia, New York and Boston
AT VieNslahd with Cleveland Toled r. r. for San
d3akyy Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points In the NORM TESI. Will
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
chicago and the NoETH WEsF wifi
E.oYeland Erie R. r. tor Erie, Dun.
e u - ~ Kirk Hn4alo and NfARaFa Falls With
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati tof
iSsnes DeiaTare5 Columbus and
At Hqd.on With TIE O., &o.R.R. for cuyuhoga
Falls, Akron, Miilsrsbureh and Woo.
At Alliance withIr. n W.&So.l r.. .itof Canton.
Massillon, Wooster, Salem, Rnon, d.
AtsteubenVills with P. G. G. Line aud AZ BIZ. n
- AMID with Q. o. o. 3. b for GAINESVILLE New
---ss ark, Columbus, Xenia DAYTON. Injt.
anapolis Cairo; Cincinnati, L,on isyilIs
st. LoGis, st. Joseph and All poIDf5
u. :! Wtst aud South West. ID; .-li5i. :
1s1cursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return e. 90
rare always as low, and time much quicker tIiSn
any other route. ssSsfI ~ ~ -! ~ 7
Through Tickets to ali points IN the West, North
9 11I sst Sn % procured At the pt3ee under the
e aFe. House, wheeling, Vs. or with Ticket
Agent g Brtd gepert statiops q
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates In
any point accessible by thisToSd and its connecfjS
% the East North, West and Northwest ID oS1eF
under y. Lure House, or with It. Agent az Bridzs.
port Station. WIN. D.TERRY, Agent .
sAaK siisl u! Bs}HiLLIAMs, IgsSt, "a
IN M.oU,,ouaU n-.-,,-. RridgePort,o.
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For the full Gourss above indicated the tn,t,or
ZEE y $50, payable ON catering For the reGuiSIts
turn 1t pleasure. This course Il nsaaliy eoFnjstS3
IN RON Two 20 three months. JAM
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70 TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

I DR.. addresses all those who have injured them.
selves 6y improper indulgeDgenee and solitary blt.
itEs which ruin both body and mimi T,nS,,j IA, I4s
loE either business, study. society or marriage
These are some Of the sad a melaucbOiy aHs.,.
Productd by early habits OF youth viz: Weskp,.,
OF the Back and Limbs, Pains In tie head, DIIa6ts
OF Sight. Loss Of Muscular Power Palpitation n H.
Heart, Dyspspsia, Nervous lrritabiiity, Dersprs.
ment Of the Digestive Functions, General DsbIl,t,
Symptoms OF Consumption, DC
MIHTALLI.-The fearful effects on the mind Ar.
much to be dTeaded-lOss OF NIomUry. Confl,i5n N
Ideas, Depression Of Spirits Evil ROfbodinCs Aver
son g Society, se4fDistrust, Love Of Solitude Tim
tdtty, &C., are some OF the evils produced
dHousASps OF persons of all ages can no5 iud,,
what Is the cause Of their declining health io,sS
their Tigor, becoming wssk; pale nervous M
eursciated, having siDguia. appearance aIout NJ,
eyes, cough and symptoms Of consumption
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Bedset that sound mind and body sre the M;
necessary requisites to promote connubisi hippi.
nes5 4ndee1I without these the journey three b
NE becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hS5r.
~ oArkens to the view the mind bec.me- .hadoWel
with despair and filled With the melancholy rsssS
lion that the happiness Of another becomes uish.1
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DISEASE OF IMPRuDENcB.

When the misguided and imprudent votasy i
pleasure hrds that he has imbibed the seeds OtiEa
pAinlu4 It TOO often happens that au tintd
sense OF shame, or dread Of discovery, deteTs hin
from applying to those who, from Education AMI
TespeetabtittyI can alone befriend him. della yng TIL
the constitutional symptoms Of this horTid Gis,Ass
make tle1r appearance, such as liberated sore IhOst
diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and
nDs, dimnes5 of hit, Deafness nodes on the sbis-
bones and arms, blotches on the head, face and
IEemttss, progressing with rightfufrsp!ty. tiA Al
last the palate Of the mouth or the bonss nost
Ial In and the victim OF this awful disease becomes
hoETtd object OF COMMUNICATION, until death puts
period 70 his dreadful sutieriDgs, BY sending hin
traveller returns"
u T. melancholy fact that Thousands fall rietia'
% rms Terrible disease, sing 10 the Rnskiliuse1
Of ignorant pretenders, who, by the use OF Tia;
Deadly fofsoi, Mercury, ruin the seustituIiOu lEd
make the residue Of life miBer, BILE.
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ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS.
ne many Thousands c1red at this instiiutoo
SsT 1tter year, and the numerous Important sur
hesseu by the reporter Of the SUM- "CiPPsr
Ana many other papers, notices Of which have ~
PseEeo egaln and again before the publicl besiosS
his standing as gentleman ofcbararter and rssPOn-
h0llity, 4 sufficient guarantee to the Afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
e5-No Letters received unless postpaid and eon-
tanning stamp 70 be used on the reply. PeIsoo'
should state age and send portion oil sa'e''
JOHN II. JOHNSTON. n. D.,
tan91y% Maryland.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
HE oNIIHEPLACE wHpp
.Sgg5Se cANgRR OBTAINED a
" EsTABLIsaED AS A REyrev .s ~
e. oUAoKERY.-Ga we KRON

THE 0NBfKEPLACE wup
.Stg95Bs4 cANtRH oRTAINED.
6RR JoHNsToS Has 0IScovvn, -,
IL Certain, Speedy and Cl5Iv PGSi 1ttR MOST
N the World for ali Private 6fsessSS VA Kennedy
tie Back and LimbS, Structure y y elkhOl q
Gna BLADDER, Involuntary DiSebsIs.s u
Poeeney Senefal Debility, NeryuusnesS' n, - Ia.
LaDsuoT, Low Spirits, Confusion al 49, EsPail
5iOn Of tine Heart Timitity TTembIin 1; falpitA-
OF 6lddtness DiteSse of he ia 4,a
Ngss % SAID, Affections OF the Liver 4eioa;
aeh or BoWeis-thoge Terri IL 49, Iss, sIOa
the Solitary Habits Of Youth-tboss 1919 lsos trOR
Prsetices more fatal to their victims ,Sa 81.
t5s. u 70 thS Mariners of Ulysses boSs
ing marriage, &c, impossible. tshdsl.
- $50 YOUNG MEN
Especially who have become TIE victim.
llcS, Enet dreadful and destructive habit SbisiAJ
sweeps to an untiuisly grave thOusaSS AZ
Young Men Of the mOSt exalted aIepts SN5 ans q
intellect who might other Sise have enfr1t'ahI
tening senntes, with the IhundeIs Of EIooISs so H.
SaSed 10 eestaey the living Tyre, may cs itS 81
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Ytuae a.eu contsr,.,.,
marriage being aware physical WeaknesS d..SaS
debility, deformitiss speedily cured ''tEAns
he Who places himself under the care Of n,
may regously cehfetn his honor as yentI.,s.5.
AND son ndentiy rely Gpon his tkill as physjSiSa
$3.50 ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured aud Full Tigor Restoys3
L This Distressing AHectiou--WRIch reHG:ss r,,.-
Marriage tmpOssible-is the penalty raid - ~
victims OF improper indulgenceS YU1ns DeTs5,, we
too apt 10 commit excuses from uot tsi6 50 ne
the dreadful consequences that may en.5e S 81
VINO That understands the subject viii bTs,sS :.
deny that the power of pTOIreAtion ia Inst - 70
those falling into improper habits than h. 9
aentt Besides being deprived Of the ples.--I ~ :,
healthy offspring. the most serious and tstra.,fS
symptoms to both bodyH miad arise The -,
becomes deranEed, the Phys cal aud ISsiSi ;s'.a
tons Weakened Loss OfProcreatiye p wer NerTaT.
IrTiEability, Dyspepsia, Papitation OF the E,S,,
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, Eastias .;
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay aud ns,,s
Office, No. 2 South Frederick ST
Left hand side going from Baltimore street i, g.,
I and number - '''V - =
Iotter4 must be paid and contain Siam N.
Doctors Diploma hangs in his ofbee aus
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
No HercKrv or Ngyseo,,, D,,,.
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DE. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College Of surgeons. Lo,3.,
ron one Of the most eminent College. h
the United States, and the greater part of wL M.
has been spent in the hospitals Of London Ss,
philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected SONS =
inc most astonishing CURES that were over krcs6.
Wgeu asleep, great nervousness, being sIsT,o :,
sudden SOUNDS, bashfuness, with frtquen, bip,bip,
ATTENDED sometime with arrangement Of MIND. Ne,
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain pr,,l,s
indulged in whom alone, a habit frequently Itaf5sd
Hogl evil companions, or at school, the edeciI Of
which are nightly felt, even when asltep, and fbN
both mind and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that n young man, the hope OF Lii
country, the darling Of lis parents, should =
by the consequences OF deviafinR from the p5th 4
EaturO and indul ing In certain secret habit Susa
peFlOn5 uusl, belors nnfhnnn' nfinS -
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FAMIIfYl DIVE OOLORs

For Dysfng slIk Woolsn aud hixsd Goods, ShANls,
seaEfs Dresses; FISbons, Gloves, B0nnetss Hats
Rezthers, Kid Gloves, children's Clothing,
and an kinds Of WeRring Appapel.
ara SAVING OF so PER oENT.sEa
Por % cents you can color As many goods as vouid
otherwise cost I'VE timEB that 0um. Various shades
eau Be produced IRON the same dye. The process Il
success Directions In English, French and German,
Inside Of each package.
ROr further Information In Dyeing, and giving
perfect knoWledSs what eoloTs are beat adapted to
dye over others with many valuable rOeeipes) pur
chase Howe stevens Treatise on Dysing and Col.
orsug. Sent by mad on receipt Of Priee-10 cents.
Manufactured by HOWE STEVENS,
go BROADWAY, BOSToA.
for sale by druggists and dealers generally.
noT2S1ySmpB eA
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


:, on, EssRNoR or LIFE. 'i
PREPARED EEoN PuKs YEeRFABLS RxTRGeTs coSTiM
- use EOiHIxo II JUnIdIas 70 IHE 1Ibs{ DttiGIrE.
The ReInEenatibg Rlixir Is tiIaresuIt Of mod.
ern discoveries in the Vegetable kingdom; being an
entirely new and G63traet method Of cure, FreSpe,I
tive Of all the old and worn ont systems 5.,fll-f
~ This MEDICINE has been 6 SEtd BY the most
euiinent medical nen7ob the day, and by them pro-
les of the age. : z5iN'sf TO II -
81 One bottle will sure general Debility.
3, A1-Ons bottle enna8 PAipitatinn of the Heat
IA few dpEes restores The organs Of generation
EA-Proufoue TO three bottles restores the manii-
ness and full vlgpr OF, youth. an .
H5a.A lew doses restores tie appetite Z.
it&&Thtes bottles cure the worst eases Of Inpo-
tency.
H9e4 few doseseure5 the low spirited. so To-
! ~ Gne bottle EcBtOEeh m0uIal power. - .,
TIA few doSes brinss the roses to the cheek
fH9-Thts msdilins restaIrs t0lmanlY sYiror and
robust health The poor deblitated, worn down and
dsspArigg dey6tes Of .ssnsual pleasure. s'ii
ReThs listless eqeryAttd You h, the over taxed
man Of business, the victim Of nervous depressIoh
the tudtvidual Suffering BEN general de6iIityS or
rom weakness Of aiRgle organ, will all find Imms-
dAte and relief by the use Of this Elixir
tn9LPEiee, g per bottle,,oF three BOTTLES for S.
and forwarded by Express, on receipts Cf money, 10
Hnyf 6ddr6E8.- r-11N nd ID F.ltF
H9-Sold by all druggists everywhere.
DR.. W. R. MEkWINsG Co
% Aa'zasisa 7Sss5. Sole Proprietora,
z mi24 t&Wly : No. 69Iiberty Str, New, YorIs
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-30
CIIECKING pRESpIRATION.

A suggestion to the wise is enough.
The following extract merits consider
alton:
A merchant, in "lending n hand
on board Of ono Of his ships on q
windy day, found himself at the end
of an hour and a half pretty well ex-
hausted, and perspiring freely. lie
sat down TO lost, Tho cold wind from
the sea was delightful, and, engaging
in conversation, tho time passed faster
than he was aware of. In attempting
to rise he found he was unable to do
so without assistance. He was taken
homo and put to bed, where ho re-
manned for two years, and for long
time afterward he could only hobble
about with the aid OF crutch. Less
exposure than this, has, in constitu-
tions not so vigorous, resulted in in
ilamation of the lungs, (pneumonia)
ending in death in less than a week,
or resulting in tedious rheumatisms,
TO be source Of torture for a lifetime
Multitudcs of lives would be saved
every year, and an incalculablo amount
of human suffering would be prevent
ed, if parents wouId begin to explain
TO their children at the age OF three ol
four years, the danger of cooling oil
too quickly after exercise, and the Inn
portancc of not standing still after
work or play, or of remaining OK.
posed to wind, or of sitting at ar
open window or door, Or of pulling
of any garment, even the hat or bon
net, while in the heat. 1t should be
remembered that cold never come.
without cause, and that in foul
times out of five, it is the result o.
leaving off exercise too suddenly, or o
remaining still in q wind, or in {
colder atmosphere than that in whicl
tho exercise was taken.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-30
AN APPEAL TO HEAVEN.
A STORY OF PIONEER LIFE.

Late in tho Fall Of 1880, Grand
Prairie, in Illinois, was burned over
one night, and an immense 1mount of
damage done to tho farmers living in
and along its edge. Numerous fences
were destroyed, and crops of corn
ready for tho gathering, were laid
waste; while numberless stacks of
grain and hay put up for tho winters $
use, were set OH fire, and burned to
the ground. Tho havoc was worse
because Of the conhagration's coming
suddenly and quite unexpectedly, as
when the night came on no fire was
disccrnable, and such burnings were
invariably pcrcoivable long before
night set in, warning the farmers to
be prepared. But the evening of this
catastrophe, when the sun went down
and darkness covered the prairie, no
smoke arose from the Southern edge
Of the plain, nor could any lurid glare
be seen resting upon the sky, to indi-
cate the grass was on fire-and rs it
generally took whole night for the
flames to cross tho prairie, all the
farmers living on the Northern edge
retired to their beds in apparent secu-
rity. But III the middle Of the night
many Of them were aroused to find
their fences on fire, their habitations
surrounded by flames, and in some
instances, even the houses in bright
blaze, from which they with difficulty
escaped alive. A farmer, whose fam
lily was composed of u wife and only
daughter, the latter some seventeen
years of age, who resided some six
miles in tho prairie, had his house
destroyed while himself and wife per-
ishcd in the ruins. The daughter was
saved by the daring energies of 0
young man named Clyde, who had
discovered the fire, and arrived just in
time to tear her from tho building ere
the roof fell in.
The morning after the conhagration
the inhabitants Of the little village Of
Button, situated on tho edge of the
plain, were set in commotion by ru.
mors of the fire being the work Of
some heartless scoundrel, who had
thus gratiiied his malice upon some
individual, by injuring the entire com
munity. The rumors ut length be
came fixed fact; as, about ten o'clock
q man namod Gray, rowing charac
ter, with no ostensiblo means Of live
lihood, appeared before the Squire o
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-30

forts in popular assemblages to ap-
plaud the orator by whom il is reite-
rated. Tempcstuous enthusiasm is
the truest of all badges Of stale
idea and when we sec crowds going
into spasms over our "blessod Con-
stitution," our heavenly devised form
of government" and the other cur
rent phrases to the same effect, wo
cannot help but understand that the
spasmodic parties have ceased to care
particle for tho. substance of that
whose montion gives rise to such OK
travagant demonstrations.
But, admitting that we, as peo-
pie, are morally prepared to entertain
radical change on the principles Of
our government, the process of tran
sition from the relics of tho old pres
ent to settled and tranquil condition
under the new, is full Of dangers and
difficulties. III wo never knew our
selves very well, We know less Of our
selves now than ever before. lyo
have cut loose from the established,
with no distinct idea whore we arc
going, or whero we ought to GO
The country is full of dcspotisms
which are tolerated by the people only
upon tho idea that they arc terapora-
ry ; and the people are bearing a null
titude of burdens sustained only by
the hopo that they arc soon to DO re-
moved. TO attempt to build stable
future upon the notion that the peo-
pie, as whole, have become SO inurod
to these burdens, and so accustomed
to these dospotisms, that they viii,
without rcmonstrance, permit them to
become concretod in institutions, will
DO an enterprise full Of trouble aud
disappointment.
Wo are approaching period OF
great national and social peril. A re-
turn to the past in form and spirit will
be impossible, and every day of the
prosecution of this war removes US
farther from that which will bear any
but one form of Govsrnment; ana
against cvery other than that which
we have known, we have, In addition
10 our ignorance, violent and numer-
ous prejudices. The traditions Of the
past will be at war with the actuali-
ties of the present, and all that we
know of the contest is that it is full
Of the elements Of bitterness, dissen-
sion, and of civil and party antago-
nism,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-30

SOME of Mr.. Lincoln's admirers pro-
pose that no should take for his arms
tho Imperial Golden Boe: but others,
more considcrate aid less iigurative
suggest that his emblou should bo
Golden Beetle, as pypical of the way
"thc Rail-splittcr" has managed to di-
vide tho once unanimous sentiment Of
the North, ''nnd consolidated that of
tho South. h."--Lonisrdie Democrat.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-30

Tho following is the first public
speech Mr.. Lincoln ever made:
Gentlemen, fellow-citizcns; pre-
sumo you all know who / am. / am
humble Abraham Lincoln. l have
been solicited by many friends, to be-
como q candidate for tho Legislature.
My politics are short and sweet, like
an old Uomda's lance. / am in favor
Of National Bank. ] am i'll favor
of tho internal improvement system
and protective tariff. Those are my
Continents and political principles.
IF eleciod ] will be thankful. If MOI
il ~ alI tho same.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-30
Groceries and Provisions.
PETER KRAMER

"AvINd opened now Grocery and Provis-
Il ION Store ON Water Street, Sd Ward, 81
corner above Fishers Stavc Mill, will keep con
stantly on hand full supply OF GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS, COUNTRY PRODUCE,
&C., which he win sell NJ the samo prices as sold
NJ the down town establishments.
East Saginaw, Sept. Z, 1864 roc