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, 1864-02-06

Good I'm not good I've not got
spark of good in me- said he.
my child, how you speak to your aunt ?
said his mother, gently, laying her hand on
his head.
Il know it mothor,' he answered, in a
gentle tone 'Oh! l know it, and it is
rough in me. Aunt, will you forgive me
for speaking so p
Co. said the aunt and mother, both
smiling.
Il have had good visit, said George, on
his return, bringing home a serious, thought
full and softened look with him 'Jed could
not speak-he only looked and looked his
mother did the thanking. [ did not want
thanks; only it seemed to do her good Jed
grabbed my hand when l came off, and
squeezed it so. Some time or other said
he--and that was all he could say
Twenty years or more passed away, and a
poor miner was taken from one of the Sac
ramento boats and landed in San Francisco.
Poor, friendless and sick, he was scarcely
able to walk, and sat down on box of
goods under a she'd In the hurry, nobody
noticed him, or noticing him thought it
worth while to inquire into his misfortunes.
At last, when the hustle began to lull,
couple Of men came along.
There's that poor fellow they said; 'he
is never likely to see his home again
'Who is it p asked third.
Don't know his name, answered one.
Maxwell, | think said the other, MAX
well--a down-easter'
Maxwell ? he looked up and said, Max
we'll where p
The name attracted the attention of
stranger, who stood on the wharf looking
over an invoice of goods. r.
They pointed him to the sick man, who
seemed to have fallen asleep He went to-
ward him. r.-
"a good deal older than any Maxwell |
ever knew, he said Maxwell, Maxwell
he repeated half aloud-and the name seemed
to food him with memories which took him
far, far back to his boyhood again.
MAXWELL he said again; and again was
drawn to the poor miner. Your name is
Maxwell? he said, seeing him awake.
That's my name, sir--George MAXWELL
answered the man, wrecked on forlorn
coast H
George Maxwell exclaimed the stran-
ger, grasping the miners thin hand in his
right honest, hearty grip. 'God bless you
And who am | but Jed Little, able to carry
a dozen of you on my back. Come, come;
my home is your home. It is all summer
with me now, and you shall share my
summer with me, George Maxwell
Who can describe the meeting, or the
wonderful faithfulness of Gods providence
whereby bundle of old clothes, planted
twenty years before, yielded an abundant
harvest-friendship, food, home, shelter,
and partnership in a better business than
mining could ever be to one so delicately
brought up as George Maxwell had been?
, 1864-02-06

A. WABD, in one of his lectures, relates
his clock-fxing experience, and in so doing,
hits the shOddy politicians and abolitionists
under the fifth rib
When I was an apprentice to the printing
business in New Hampshire, having had
some controversy with my employer, ran
away had no money, and could not beg,
and so l called at farm house and asked if
they had any clocks to mend They said
they had one, and wished would fix it, l
took the clock to pieces, ate my dinner, and
then looking at the table where lay the
countless wheels, l knew that could never
put the clock together again. So told the
folks I was dizzy, and would 90 out and get
some fresh air, and fed across the mead
ows like bright-eyed gazelle, or anything
else that goes quick So those politicians
who went to work to take the Union clock
to pieces to get their dinners, never meant
to put it together again They have stolen
their dinners, but they will not restore the
clock.
, 1864-02-06
SXT ESTERN HOTEL, CORNER OF FIRST


S. D. SMITH. Proprietor.
This Hotel is centrally located, and has been re-
Gently enlarged by the addition of two stories in
height, containing large number of fHardfnished,
well ventilated rooms, for the accommodation Of reg
ular or transient bOarders. If
, 1864-02-06

Be not a slave of authority; if you think
anything Of yourself, think for YOURSELF
, 1864-02-06

What is the difference between the Prince
of Wales, the son of Esau, an orphan and a
baby a
One is an heir-apparent, the other a hairy
parent, the other nary parent, and the 9TH
er nary hair apparent.
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ICherokee dy
cHEnOkEE REJECTION.
uDspnaea fson Roots, narks and Leaves

Csupspn1el fsen Roots, narks and Leaves !.
cHER0xEg REMEDY. the ptest Indian Dfsrets
cuy1 III diseases OF the urinary sneh as 1ncef
az nee u The Eriss Inflammation 81 the Bladder Inna
marion Of fhs Kidns, IN the Bladder. Structure
sn those ces Of Flncr Xbrs for " ites females where
all De old nsuseous nedic1nts hsse failed
60 Ills prepared in highly ccnccntrnted fern. the
dose only being from teaspocnsul thee times
- 4, 10 diure4e sns Alternative in it, action. purifying
and cleansing the bocd, cnHSaE 70 TOW In al ~ its
orgnnl parity and vkgsE thus rtosiBE from the system
al persdrtoas causes ~hich have irdresd disense.
CHER0K EE INJECTION j. int Hded ~ an ally as
sstanf the Chcuke Remedy ard sheEid be Used in
comm with that eiicine In all a Gleet, 60
ncrrhea fluor Ahus q Witt IT. ese,s are healing
pain instead o. the bHrnng srd almost PAIN
that experiences With nearly all the cheap qnsek Ia
| ga By the use az the CHEROKEE REMEDY ard
CHEROKEE fSyEcfIoS-tbe medicine. the same
tme-aiI improper dlsca rye. moved md the weak
rned organs speedily restored TO fall sisor and
strength
"a Price, chcrok Remedy, 50 per bottle three
M Price Cherokee IHiestipn. s. per bsttie or thres
a. Seat by Express to any address On receipt ofpee
rTAe Cherok &c sseneay. che Yskes
IN fecss0m and m reher Sufe arr old LIZ III
sn,srpissnx Drsssisis u The eviirtd World Some NM
pfineir@d dealers. fww~er, u sell wer; hiers
pounds in plsr- al theses tsesr shch they putsisse
:, aeheap price and make mare money ~ ssirg th.n
they can thess neiicrrs A. ron vaipe your etth
aye the health Of yeur frrre essIfir 10 tf ~ de-
c,f,-i hs ssr unsrit jssssi fgis1r is ssk
fess eE6tckf II fs sali Et: tuf
thees fr yen rsses thu fseny In Letter ara ne u
send thn yu iy xrre<s, securely sealed end I Nod
free ks.sn ct<~rv~fiesi. 81
LadIes GrfLnlen as.tresS in rtrF,ct t1nf-
d-re% stating fy ad plsirls iifr dis y rp
toms al fs- IN -F0flg- til nr8e
t~nf~Se Pztf~rts reed hr,itnte #irrif
inahiifs ,tsit 4s Lnr- frvete Esiltlf sEG
fay all r.icps ~ ts tisiacd fiUle ~ cofrerrurd
snxG #es 4# ~E ~.4 ~ - s4y
pafrnts asiressif4 rts aec stAie riiny III the
ssEptums e IA r ila ais Ti G.E "
IT, State ans u Wife, asn aSG ineiuse tE1e
sfsssp Ter terry. $50 =
m sesd - psge pa~rkist FIRE 70 rry Athlete
Address al letters fSt hsctS nve~ the PAT ps-
| etoss, rs ~. T. EERNIS Z CO.
No. ~ tstsr1s street kew York.
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ri rrnt Err The S-ts. 81 Itiifef Iess wiseohsir,
Michigan and Indians 10 viii supply DTussttss
regular card prices ~s 5t-cuw
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Observation-Disclosures hedH q - a /
le5e ana - + = - lei 81 - sesgi(
visl1olsl = = 9D,6n)f1A ~ 49, ~ nj
urtpo& 3oooAe - - pspli1o Ct GR6ae
men. ~
ff561sasH - II book-stof(s ard
pfint,skops = oaxraving q ss4|he Uutted |
States 0snaSs q 1884, L rspFsssnD
Henry Chy Il he gttlttde q delivering |
Z spesch, - wAiUh Wsbstery4 Csahous,
Bensen. Olnse asd npmbee ~ Others,
eupslly able, though, perhare, less re-
n6Wned. ne liDteninu atksstiseIy. The
artist Who should attempts similar sketch
1t the present day, would End poorer
material % work upon but though the
days Of SeHatorAl oratory ara past, We
orc MOI without men who can talk, and
talk pretty sensibly It times.
Mr.. Fesscadsn. when in the Senate,
was. 1 think, the readiest debater in that
body. There was very listle attractive.
ness in his manner lie never coDsaltsd
the principles of orstory or defamation,
but for good commandments talk, on
whatever might be under considssation,
he was not e4cslied.
As the Ssnats ~ stands, Rsverdy
Johnson is, taxa him I'll in al, tho best
off hand speaker. There are particular
topics npoo which others are betfsr than
he, but for general bnsiness debates, none
are his superiors. He can make some
intelligent observations on everything
that comes up. His manner Of speaking
"a, at the, comuaeuc sa.cnt Of his remarks,
almost diasg reeable. He rises, makes
his bow 10 the Chair, pusa both. hands 10
his pockets. and turns 10 the gentleman
that preceded him, to whom he rnutters
something iaaudible to the galleries. Ma
ture has endowed him with tho. faculty OF
looking ct opposite points of the compass
at the same time, 10 you cant tell from
his eyes exactly what he is plancing So
Ioa few minutes, however, he gets warm
ed up With his subject, and becomes both
graceful aud eloquent. Then be keeps
right along, and the longer he spsals l6s
less tired You feel in listening 10 him.
Mr.. sumner has fine, deep, rooorous
voice. He seldom ever addresses the
Sepafa and hardlv ovar vithout fhop
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TIE oIEAT ENGLISH leI H'!f |
/. SIR JAMES cLARKgs
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tbo.e p,iufuf and dangerous diseases to which ths r.
uase eopstitnsion 10 subject It1odsassali excess and
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lied On
u \ peculiarly ssi.ea II WILL IN short time, bring on
che aopthly period With regularity.
H.ch bos,ls psiee ous Dollar. hears ths 0ovsanens
ssu.p OF ossas sris1is, y ssseaseosnsssf-tA
CAUTION.
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FIaST THREE MONTHS Of Prssssa<s, - fAsS sys
ssts . sr,ss Aiesvrsp ~ q sAsr st.s tAss
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IN all C~ses II Nerveusan Spinal Ahsetssps Palm -
the Back and Ls, Fatigue slight eHrssoa, Paiptsa
tiaa Of the HeAs Hysterics and MbitfA Aess fiils s
ssct care when aiiothsr neAns hare faied; and u
though apswerni remedy d. not contain iren caiosnei
antmony or anything hursfh, 70 ths eSnsfisnitpn-
Fun drsctioas In the pampAist asssnd seh ps<kAss
which should he earetasiy preserved 49,
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N.B.-slce and fossase seznrs enclosed to ~ -
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Coal.
IN ". RoDEFER
Has o. Asnd ssdis esussasuyrscstvisst
|I9uchichianock Coal!
Aho the wsll-known.
WALKER COAL.
dss and rrcI~s~dfo MI orders tls mark price
Give him call 10 b snre jon get
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iev Msin street. nsvs-d
|CoAL' e Goa
THE KEoKUx
GOAL ASSOCIATION
IA. o. A.nd and i. esastaasly rse.,ri-s
IA SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF COAL!
vassA hey 0ssrspr -. - tn. lowest .Art.. r.ass
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HARTFORD FIRE INsURANCECO.,
Of Hartford, Coun..
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lesess e1se,s5o ~
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cLoAks Z sHAWLs,

D<snch and American Flowers, Embrcidered Sets Mourn
Ing Collars Ars Gloves of III deserptons Fyenel
Osssss unnp Sk - Supporter. se6s variety Of oshs
0~lA1s fsr the Fall trade iani-d1y
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EOR SAL&EEast haif Of Lot Ds Block
~k3e, % sass lido n Rspa1sau street, b$tsssa efb
~ Nh veg ckpap Tor cash. WeqlA like 70 hare ~ a.
fr. Itnn6e ~ solA Knqpss ~
r. HTKu-ErCx.
lu1V1 RAaj ns1see A0nnt.
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
THE REBEL GENERAL RAMSEyR DEAD.
THE CASU ES,
&e. &c.. &c.
THE OFFICIAL DEsPATCH.

Secretary stanton to General Diz.
wAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Oct 2l--1l 40 A. n.
rns following telegram received this morning contains
easther particulars Of the battle Of Cedar creek
CEDAR cRssx, Va, Oct 2o-ll 80 a. N.
Lieusenan, General U. 5. GRANT, City Point
We have again been favored by great victory, Won
from disaster by sailantry of officers and
Tns attack the enemy made abou, three O'Clock
?. n by let hall vince! OF the whole line with divi.
sion OF cavalry turning each flank or the enemy, tho
whole line advancing.
The euemy after siuobor pfesissnce, broke and 6sd
end pushed with vigor.
Tho artillery captured viil probably Be- over nfty
pieces
rhs Of course Includes what was captured from our
wo5ps ID tho early morning.
A. least sxeso hundred prisoners have been brought
y; also wagons ana ambuiances in large numbers.
Shis moran, the cavalry made dash at Fishers Hill
md carried it, the enemy having nod during the night
,saving only small rear guard.
have 10 regret the loss OF many valuable o1fcers
killed and wounded, among them Colonel joseph Thor.
bcru, COMMA sndiag q division OF Crooks command
killed.
colonel J. Howard Kitchen, Commanding q brigade,
wounded Colonel n. g. Mckenzie commsuaing a brigade,
wounded severely, but woili not leavs the Geld.
1canuoi ycs give exact details.
Many OF our men captured In tbs morning have made
neil escape, aud are coming ia.
Rarseur, commanding division In Earys army
died ibis mornns. r. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General Commanding
General Grsnts appreciation Of tho victory at Cedar
Gsek Is expressed in the Following icspasch-
CRY Poyr Oct 2o-Eigns O'Clock p. NJ
Hon. EDWIN n. STANTON, Secretary u War
hsA~
armies here nred in honor Of shsrldau's last vctory
rsrrio ,ohat bad fair 10 be disaster oleoss yc.
ovy ia ps Shsrtdan. ,chd haW Glsva,s thought ssa,
~ Of the dbIci II Gcnerois.
US. GRANT, Lisutsnsnt General.
me Medical Direci, reports that seven hundred aud
seventy slightly wounded have reached Winchester from
sAs Seld
Aithe wounded that are able - bsar transportation
wfl be forwarded Immediately 70 Msrtinsburg.
the telegraph no is now working 10 Atlanta, ba 10
ne reports nave been received By the dsoart,asni
EDWIN NJ STANTON, Secretary OF War
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
THE HERALD DESPAT cH.
Hx. Ca nr'e5 IL. FIannam's 10 patch.
oyrps barrlA F;slp, NKAa CspAs CRx Y, Va. 1
Oct. lc-lDpM NJ

Hx. Ca srfe3 al. Hanna mas Dc patch.
ogTps barrlA F.gsc, NxAa CspAs Cas- y, Va.
Oct, 1910 y. "
Fr1 nAytE oKDsR oSEsK.
Tue sun has again set title Geld 10 tho sasnar
Assn valley, and the rare Of tho waning diuiy
hshtng the pathway of tho re,restng rebels General
saeridap's victorious troops are swiftly pursuing ,hs
broken and scattered remnant OF Esry's army, now
rapidiy dying up tho valley.
fhe battle vhicb just ended "a sorIonsy fer ,hc
or abe Unop viii doubtless be knru ID hstsy ~
ana 'bus OF Cedar crsek. havine been fought on
banks o. that Insignificant but historic slroan u
Aas been an extraordinary aud eorce arugzis and IN onc
rsepecI uneouaed 10 tho history OF varfsre sitber N
Aac,eni or modern mos. has proved tho ma v,ca IN.
auence master mind eacrcees fsso OF battle
n Inspiring with renswod coursge rs,rs,,ina army
sxd turning a probable defeat into . deosivs ana
s1arouo victory. Tho who has this dag achieved
% vsuderful fsa, Ia MaIo General Pbip Shsridau
the hero Of tho Shenandoah be Idol of soops no
commands
PRELIMINARY.
tro mako tho account or our victory more utelgsbc
will DO sQcessnry TO relate few events which tran
splred prsyicus 70 The grand struggle Of to-day. ia
saturday lesf tho 18TH instant General ebersan pro-
seedcd TO wassAgiou and lefl Genera, wrgn, In com
maud OF sho ARMY. About midnsh, on Saiurd " orders
wore Issued 10 hayo breas,works thrown up m
trout Of tho Eighth sad Nineteenth Corps Our army Al
That ,sss rss,ou ,hc nr,n of Cellar oreck ,hs
g,sb,h corps or Army ol Western Virginia was on ths
h tho ns,esuin corps 10 Tho centre, ard ,nc si,,h
ssrpa on ,hc right General Cus,ers cavalry division
on ,bo right o, tho s,Aih corps AbiW three omar
~ milo 10 tho a ihe Eighth corps was on.
ssmnst ,hs prcysoual DIVISION onder the command ~
Cc.ooe HI ching, Of sno sixth Now yors heavy arm.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28


AIR "Wah for the Wagon"
Come brothers and unite with US,
Come Join US, one and all,
Unite we must conquer,
But divided wo shall fall
Our Union Gag we'er raising
For cClellan--tried and true,
Who'll uphold it--and revere it,
IT'S the Red, White and Blue.
CuoRus-Thcn Hurrah for Mcclellan,
Hurnh for Mcclellan,
Hurrah for Mcclellan,
And the Red, White and Blue.
Our ships the Constitution,
With our leader at the helm,
Wen bring her into action,
And her foes we'll overwhelm.
They'll find that we'll be "up and dressed
Enough to put them through;
Let our watchword be Mcclellan
And tho Rcd, White and Blue.
Our flag shall be respected,
Not trampled in the dust
The stars and stripes shall not como down,
Though traitors say they must,
Thank God, we have captain,
To his country ever true.
Wen stand by Mcclellan
And tho Red White and Blue.
Como then, all good and true men,
And let US all unite,
With such gallant leader
We are sure 10 win the fight;
To our country and the Union
Let each OF ms be true,
We will fight with Mcclellan
For the Red, White and blue.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28
ErThis nation undor demesrati,

EEThis nation under demssratic
fule was the wonder Of the oge for
its prosperity and the happiness of its
people. But three years and a half
Of Lincolnism have brought it to the
verge Of ruin. These truths should
continually be borne in mind, and ev-
cry patriot should labor as industri-
ously in the dissemination of truth as
abolitionists have, under Lincoln, in
the dissemination Of error. A change
of measures with patriotic and COM
petent men to carry them into effect,
is our only prospect Of present safety
and better future. The voice of tho
people win demand this change in No
vember next, and woe to the man or
men who shall forcibly attempt to
prevent a free expression Of that
voice.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28

TnE DrErEREScE. General
Mcclellan had saved Washington
from capture, by the bloody battle Of
Antictam, fought with Lee in Mary
land, Lincoln appeared ON the field,
and while it was covered with tens of
thousands Of corpscs, he called upon
Marshal I.ammon to sing comic no.
gro song. The latter responded and
struck up "Picayunc Butler"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28

EE Lincoln recognized the JEFF.
Davis Confederate Government when
he refused, at niagara Falls, TO hold
conference with Coafedsratcs because
they were not accredited with author
ity from Davisl lie wanted nothing
done without Davis authority, and
thereby recognized it!
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28
EMPOUNDFD.

DROKE into the enclosure Of the subscriber 10
1.-the Town Of Buena Vista, on or about the
25th ult., large BROWN MARE, switch TAIL
have put the animal In the found Of the Town
ship Of Buena Vista. subject 70 charges for dam
ages, advertising &c, whore the owner is re-
quested 10 call, prove property, pay charges and
take her away. WIN. N. LITTLE
per s. c. WILEY,
Eaa ssgins~. Aug. g. 1864. n762--6u
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28

Mrs. LincolA aud her inter.
esting son, Bob, have gone te Saratoga
to splurge awhile. Now, Bob is a
fine grown, athletic young man, with
shoulders plenty broad enough to car
ry musket and knapsack. While
the "old man" is calling for " iivo
hundred thousand more" why don't
he step into suit of blue? II Is q
little singular that all the fighting
stock of the Lincoln family should be-
ON the rebel side. ft
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28
The Condition Powder

Is composed principally of herbs and roots, and
may be given At all times and under all circum-
by long experience, to be highly useful In the
cure OF the various diseases TO which horses and
cattle are sebject, viz: Distemper, Hide-
Bound, Loss Of Appetite, Inward Strains
yellow Water, Information Of the Eyes,
Fatigue from Hard Exercise also
Rheumatism, Commonly called ithe stiff
Complaint.) tits also n safe and certain rem
edy for Coughs and Colds II carries OF all gross
humors, and will remove all inflammation and fe-
yer, purify the blood loosen the skin, cleanse the
water and, and strengthen every part Of the
body.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.

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edy. Half 25. cent bottle Of SIoan's Instant
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Saginaw, Saginaw City, and all dealers In medi-
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28
Selsttsd guttry.
FLAG RAISING ODE.


ArR-"America."
Our country tits Of thee,
Sweet land Of liberty,
OF thee We sing;
Land where our fathers died,
Land of the Pilgrims pride,
From every mountain side
Let freedom ring.
Our noble Washington
For US our freedom won,
or him we sing;
We all revere his name
His maxims we proclaim
Wen shout his glorious fame
While freedom rings.
Unfurl our dag ON high,
Hmblem Of liberty,
To thee we sing;
May all thy stars be bright
With freedoms holy light
Protect it by thy might
Great God, our king.
Now lot all patriots raisc
Their voice in notes Of praise,
For one they love;
McClellan's name we hail
With him we will prevail
Our cause must never fall
Wstrust above.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28
EXTLe st. Louis Asseigcr, Q Ger

man Republican paper says:
'McCiellan's letter viii make good
impression among all patriots and re-
fiecting men of all parties, and we
have no doubt that it will be signal
for thousands Of republicans TO desert
tho incapable, corrupt and perjured
Lincoln Administration, and gather
under the banner Of Mcclellan 70 save
the republic" M ifti-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28

ELWm. II Ogden, Of Chicago,
State Senator of the Republican party
from the county Of Cook, is ou, Cor
Mcclellan and Pendlcton.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28

LIScoLx's ULrrMAruM.--Thc last
man and the last dollar, or the abso-
lute extinction Of slavery in every
Southern State.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-09-28
HORSE OINTMENT.

For Mildness, Safety, Certainty, and
Thor0ughness, Sloan's Horse Ointment excels,
and is rapidly supcrseding all other 0intments
and Liniments for the cure Of
Fresh Wounds, Pollevil, Cracked Heels,
Foundered Feet, Sand Cracks,
Scratches and Mango.