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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
Notice,

Tho undersigned, having opened Brokef'a oalro IN
the City TrensurerS Room, Fourth Market Streets In
the ehargoof Wm eston Esq, would tall special attpn-
tlan to his list Of Kent and Sussex Farms ssuo every
month for gratntlOus distribution. Al Kind. OF Real
Eatats In Wilmington and vicinity taken Charge 10 sell
aid rent Money Loaned and obtained Mortgage.
Catalogues Of property for sale in Wilmington will lie
of sale thare oftho public paronag, Is respecfuly
solicited. a. q. JOHNSON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24

Public Sale of Manure.
OFFICE OF A. o, NJ
WILMINGTON Del,
January 23d, 1916.
VIII be sold at Public Sale on Saturday the 2sh nst
At O'Clock, at Camp smlthers, quantity of Manure
Ttrns cash, ia u. 5. Currency.
q II. GALLAGHER,
iAn2a2t Capt and Asst Quartermaster.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
Commencing

/ : =
Trains will leave DepJrs~a Il, q s. IS ..:s ri
! WASHINGTON AYENUB, as ! Al! IA 3A sis 5|
| RAPREsS TRAIN at 405 A. 23 |fi 4= H5jfS 54'z
| for BAtimuTe and Washington, st6 IN < 81
perryviile HAVE de Grace, Atofde ~ 8Sa 5S1
WAY.MAIL TRAIN at sI5IA. NJ, tsnn1 5
% or baltimore, Az stopping At all regular siatoi..
ssns .ns psndTats sa haill9aa a. Nipiogou
EMPRESS TRAIN at li6 p. M. {suAdrys. - pis.- W
ION Ki'o1 Perry vile ana HS3ro DC Grace
EXPRESS TRAIN at 90 P. NJ. Sundays excepted) fot
Newark, Elkton, NORTH: :Essi, peryvo syre do Grace
Perry ~ nan "a and a! Magnolia. tssI.1
Washlngtoa stopping at Chester (only take Baltimore
sna MMsshlagSn wash PasssRgers Wilmington Newark, XIX
pAisengers for Fortress Monroe will take tho s16 A.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and VIII
loo0P The $50 p train connects with the Delaware
Railroad fes Milford and intermediate stations.
Leave Wilmington at 0Ab, 800 and $50 A. NJ $50 and
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington At 1900 NJ, 424. 8 80 and e6a p ~
CHESTER FOR PRIIADELpHiA
Leave Chester st 40, sf9, lOi4 A. NJ 1886 sls 45i,
SUNDAY TRAINS
W sArssSS TkAiN at 49S A. Ny ioT Baltimore and
De ae 8SsfasSSRR PSymsns @1@ns'PP aaa psy %
NIGHT EXPRESS at Ills P. M, for baltimore and
washington pssssnsefs wiimpstoS 0i Eaas ana
North; East perryyille and Havre de Grace.
and Way Stations
baltimore FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave baltimore at $40 2. H., stopping AZ Hsvre de-
Grace, Penyville and Wilmington Also stops al Elkton
and Newark ito take passengers Philadelphia and leave
pass hgers from Washington Ballimsrs aud Chea 10
10 leave passeagers from baltimore or Washington.
Leave Wilmington for PhilAdslpha'at $50 i. nj
From BALTIMORE 10 PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore s.96 A. NJ, Way MaH ii0 M. Rx.
press 425 p hr Way Train. 6.s5 T. d., Express e.7b
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester At S.51 A. NJ, 160 and u 90 n
Wilmington at 5.13, $40 A. NJ, 2.25, 5,Os And
1925 p n. - - we anu
a FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached will
leave Wilmington for Perryvile and insrme iona
At 1bo r. M Il. Y. KENNRY,
int
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
Dividend.
r,..,s,. n - ~ nn.m.ur

UNION BANE or DuAwARK.
WLAmr0s, Jan sd, 1855.
The directors have this DAY declared SEMI annual
Dividend Of Fix per clear Of taxes payable to the
stockholders on or after the 10Th inst. al
isn6-4t J. 4. WARNER, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24

Thu ARTISANS SAVING bAsE, NO. III Market
3treei, Wilmington, Delaware. Office open to
ftceive deposits and make payments, daily, tx
aept Sundays, from 0 O'Clock, A. NJ till T. NJ.
on Tuesday evenings from 10 8 O'Clock, and
ln Saturday evenings from TO T-o'ctcCs
Profits upon deposits in this institution after
layment of necessary expenses, arc all 10 be d.
lel among the depositOrs Dividends arc de-
qlarei semi annually, in the months of April and
0clober.
The Charter enaots that no member Of the
npard Of Managers shall be entitled to receive
~ profit or cmo'ument for his services as auch
qf be allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
ihe Corporatioa
hdnag'r&--Wiliam s. nilles, Edward Belts,
1pseph W. bay, N. Il. Benson, Charles ". How.
land, George ", Bush, Edward Moore, Leonard
2. Wales, Clement b. Smyth, DR.. J. +. Vaughan,
William II. Billany, William Candy, Henry O.
'ones.
WILLIAM S. HILLEs, President.
GEORGE W. Busu, Vice President.
JoHN p. MoLEaR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
New Restaurant and Lager Beer Saloon
GEORGE STR0EHLE,

WILMINGTON DELAWARE.
ID RESPECTFULLY announces that ha has hltel up
III Saloon at the above named place, aud opened lrst
class
Restaurant and Lager Beer Saloon.
All the dscAeies and subslanAls Of the market will
be served up ly experienced In the ap
proved and paatnble styles
Permanent aud transient boardprs accommodated on
reasonable terms.
Meals be produced at all hours the most
be terms. Lunch every day IRON 10 10 ~ O'Clock.
Ills bar will TO always supplied with all the bsst
f3rsign aud domestic Liquors, together With Lager Beer
He invites the public TO give him call. sp 5-6m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
PENINSULAR r. R. LINE.
Change of Hours.

ON and after MONDAY. JANUARY 10th, 1865.
Trains for the accommodation OF Passengers will rua
as follows until further notice
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24

BANK or WuMmGToS AND BRAEDrwnE,
WILMSGToE, Del, Jau 2, 1855.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared Div-
dend OF ten per cent for the last six months payable OF
and after the 10th inst. Z. RICE,
jan.34t Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
Dividend.

DELAWARE CIR FAsK,
January Sd, 1866
The Directors have this day declared dvident Of six
cent Of the profits Of the Bank for the last six
mouths, payable to Stockholders on demand
jAnl0lt WILLIAM W. FERRIS, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
Election.

UHIoS BANK OF DELAWARE,
WILMINGTON, Jan. 50, 1855.
Notice Is hereby given that election will be held on
Monday the 9Th day of February next at the Banking
House, between the hours of two and four O'clock NJ
for nine Directors to serve for the ensuing year.
jan 64t J.T WARNER, Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
Wanted.
An Ordinance
OIL SHOCKS for sale.

We oer for sale limited number Of shares OF the New
DlminOn Oil Company, the Burning Spripg Oh COM
pany sud the Ogden Oil Company. The prospects OF
these Companies good. For particulars apply
JNO MCLEAR a SON,
Jan2l.im Iii Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
Notice.

The Trustees of the Poor of New Castle County, will
meet at the Aims House al 10 o'clock A. NJ the 25h
inst.
Persons having accounts against the institution will
please leave them with Jno Porter the Treasurer for
e1alnnAtion two days before the meeting.
EDWARD BRlNGHURsT, Clerk.
lat mo-, 7th, ls85..lm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24

EYE AND EAu--Prof J Isaacs, NJ D., ocu-
q |st aud Aurst, formerly Al Icy len, Holland, is
Permanently located at No. OIL Pine Street,
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with dis.
o, ses Of the Eye and Epr sill he scientifically
lfeatei and cured il curahc. Artiioial Eyes
lbserted without pain.
n, D.--Tbe Medical ficuliy is Invited, as he
ias 10 secrets 10 hi. mode Of treatment. JULY ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
STOVES !! sTOVEsN STOVES

T. THE subscriber bess leave to call the attentlo
d the public bis large and excellent stock C0KO
80 ING AND PAitLOR STOVES, comprising some
szss2A the best patterns in the market.
u hes also hand large assortment Of Plain and ia.
named Tnware Tea Walters Looking Glasses, Knives and
pofar Table and Tea Spoons, Preserving Kettles, Plain,
Wnued and Emerald Hollow Ware Glass and britannia Me-
sa Lamps Scales Weights and Measures, Guns Shot Bags
&c., kc., 6c.
Tho Subscriber will sell all articles In his line Of business
A. inv q. they can be bought for elsewhere.
ROOFING AND SCOUTING, and all kinds OF TIN and
Sheet lion Ware made to ORDER at short notice, and
reasunane terms.
s;-oID STOVES bought sold and exchanged.
M subscriber hopes by strict attention TO business and
suasvoeing to give SAtisiacton receive share OF rub
lic p,tfou4ge. uENPY y. PICKLES,
No. 8 East 18th st., between Market and King,
g;3 next door to the Old Auction Roo
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24

lTauss LaAyg WiLafNdroS ron PHiLApkLrh'A
a, "a minutes before o'clock, morn'ug'
|At O'clock, morning. -L.-
A. 2D minutes after o'cloc., morning
al IL o'clock noon.
a, 20 minut,s ater 2 o'clock afternoon.
|At "a minutes after o'clock, afternoon
an 40 minutes after o'clock, evening
.At AZ minutes before o'cioch' night.
.At minutes before 10 o'clo'h, night
|At 30 minutes afror o'clock, evening" sundayS'
s.,ss LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WlLAIsdroS
A., minutes sftcr 4 o'clock IN the morning.
A. II minutes pft,r . o'clock, morning.
All ii o'claek morning.
Al IA minutes after O'clock afternoon. a
An go'nlock nfternnIH.
Al 80 minutes after o'clock, afternoon
'u 3 minutes before oolock, afternoon
A, 8O minutes after O'Clock, afternoon, .i F.
Al 10 o'clock, night
Al 10 minutes aficf II o'clock, night.
At minutes nfter 8 O'Clock, morning, Sundays.
AZ 10 oalocl, night, Sundays.
A. a, 10 mnutes afl,r II O'Clock. night, Sundays
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
wistar'a Balsam of wild Cherry

Wlstar's BalSam of Wild Cherry
So general has the use Of this remedy become
and 70 popular is it everywhere, that it is un-
uroc.safy to recount its virtues. Its works
rpeak for ii, and find utteranoe in the abundant
and voluntary testimony Of the many who from
long suffering and settled disease have by its use
boon restored to pristine vigor and health We
can present n mass Of evidence in proof Of our
insertions, That
CANNOT BE DlsCREDITED.
The Rev Jacob Sechler,
population IN hi. Country, nskss the iosIns siaie
ment for the benefit OF the afflicted.
Dear srs ;-IIavng realized in my family Important
benefits from the use Of your valuable preparation-
WhrAns BALsAN OF WILD CHRRHY-lt affords me plea.
suro 10 recommend It 10 tho public Some eight years
ag1 Of my daughters seemed to 10 In decline, and
lite hopes Of her recovery we're entertained. then
praunsl bottle Of yosr excellent Halsim, and before
tnore was a great improvement in her health. have
In my individual care, made frequent of your Vau-
able isdlcinr. and have always been benefited by 1t.
JACOB SCHILLER.
FrSm Issss m!.n' Esg PEssldent of the
New Jersey.
e. Having used Dr. WtsTARs BALsAM oP WILD CHERRY
for 4hnu een years, and having realized Its beneficial
camninding it 10 the public as valuable remedy in
rsst- 1 weak lungs, colds. coughs, Nc and remedy
which consider 10 be entirely Innocent and may
tahe with perfect safety By tha ost delicate in health.
From Hon. John E. smith, n DIstinguIsh- !
ed Lawyer in Westminster, MD.
have several occasions used Dr. wisrAR's BALsAM
oP WILD CHERRY for colds and also with decided
hentt know Of no preparation that is more vnicAc
une or more deserylng OF general use.
iho Blsam has been used with excellent effect by
]. D. ELLIOTT, Merchant, lIas Cross Roads, Nd
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
None scnuiuo unless signed al BUTTS" on tho
wrapper.
For sale by
a. T. nlNSMORE, No A9l Broadway, New York
; W. tuWLE& & co. propristors, Boston.
AMi by all Druggists.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01

LocATED.-Frizelle Bros. have Sc
cured quarters in Koehler's new brick
block, the nearest one to their old
site now standing, on Washington
street-where they will at once re-
sumo the business of selling Drugs,
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Petroleum,
etc., at Wholesale and retail, as of old.
They have already sent on large or
ders for replenishing their stock, and
vii! in a very short time be able to
display their usual ample line of mer-
ohandise Of the class in which they
deal.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01

New BooT AND SHOE SToRE.-Wea-
yer & Wilkins, in that portion of the
Wilkin e. Mack Stope, Irving Diools,
formerly occupied by Ritter & Co.,
have opened out with an extern
sive and complete assortment OF Boots
and Shoes Of all descriptions, fine,
coarse, useful, ornamental, plain and
luxurious, for every age sex and con-
dition Of the human family, and de-
signed for every peculiarly of occupa-
ton, out doors or in doors, also rub
bers, slips, lacings and the customary
appurtenances Of the trade.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01
fFrom the pbrenoloUical journal. J

"TnAr's WARS THE MATTER" / can't
work" I" l hate to rise in the morning" My
cyosight is failing" "My memory is going"-
g. can't fix my mind on anything" Have you
been using opium7 "No." Then take regular
doses Of the CHEROKEE CURE, and follow the di-
rections that accompany it. If these ills have
been the result of your own self-indidgence, in
violation of natures laws, and made you dread
marriage or If they arc from oyer-indulgence in
natures own path, the CHEROKEE cunE will cure
you. 1t will restore vigor, stop those nightly
emissions, reht you for practical life, and once
more make man of you, save you from blind
ness, and, perhaps, ultimate idiocy. Read the
advertisement Call for Cherokee Cure. Take
no other medicine until you have tried this. Sold
by all druggists.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01

COMFORTING TO MUTroN EATERS
At recent suit before one of the
Justices in this City, Golden vs. Weber,
it was claimed as a set off to damages
alleged for sheep killed by defendants
dog, that the sheep had been sold for
nearly full value in this market. 1t
was proved positively that four of
these worried o-death +" sheep had
been sold to one butcher by whom
they were doubtless retailed to his
City customers.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01
MARKETS.
EAST SAGINAW, Feb l,

EAST SAGINAW, Feb !, 1865.
APPLES-I.oose 81 so 81 rs per bufhel
81 80 n S. 25 per bbl.
BUTTER Plenty at 36 a 42c.
BEEF-Dressed, from wagon per 100, Sc a So,
BEANs-Retail per bush, $3.50 n 50 90.
CORN do do Sl.50
CRANBERRIES-do wholesale, Sll,50
Retail. $1,000
FL0UR-Whent, $3.50 a Sll Der bbl.
do -Buckwheat, 5000, per 100.
IIOGS-Dressed, from wagon, Sl4 sic.
LARD-Retail price, 30c.
MUTT0N--Dressed,6 8 n loo.
oNI0NS-Retail, 81 rs per bush
OATS do soc do
PoCLTRY-Retail l9 to Zoe
P0TAT0ES-do 81 80 per bush.
sALT-Finc SO %, coarse 50 90
WooD--S3 90 to IS on per Cord.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01

BIsHoP's VIsITATIoN.--Rt. Rev. Bish-
-op McCoskry will visit st. Pauls
Church, East Saginaw, and administer
confirmation on Sunday morning,
February 10th. Services at Buena
Vista Hall at the usual hour, 1890
1t is hoped he may soon have occa-
sion TO visit this place again at the
opening Of the new church, which is
now progressing rapidly toward
completion.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01

ALMOST A FrRE.-The wing part Of
Lloyd's Bakery, Corner of Washing
ton and German Streets took fire from
adjective chimney last Monday morn
ing at about Z o'clock and but for its
timely discovery and extinguishment
must have resulted in another des-
fructive confagration.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01

BRIrISc-A NEW CoScERs.--A De-
pot for the sale of Patent Stretched
Cemented and Riveted Oak Tanned
Leather Betting has been established
in this City over Hough & Fox's
Store, Genesee Street. by WIN. WARD,
sole agent for manufacturers, who
keeps stock also of Calcutta Lacing
Leather, and Belt Hooks, and fur
nishes to order Gum Machine Betting
of any size and to any extent desired.
The samples of Oak-Tanned Leather
Betting offered are certainly equal if
not superior to any ever offered in this
market, and buyers will do well to
look over this stock before purchasing.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01
CTATE OF MICHIGAN,-Tenth Judicial Cir
- cult, in Chancery.
Hurry Miller

CTATE OF MICHIGAN;-Tent Judicial Cir
- cult, in Chancery.
Harry Miller
rs Suit pending in the
hawson Ii. Chaplin, Hen Circuit Court for the
IL. chspin, Josiah B. County Of Saginaw, In
Chaplin, Oscar ID. Chaplin, >Chanccry. nj the Citv
Charles A. Ryan, John Of Saginaw. on the
I. johnson, Eleazer /. 18th day of Decemb.r.
King, Lorenzo b. Curtis, A, ID. 1864.
and Stephen w King.
1t appearing by the affidavit Of VIM NJ Miller
solicitor for said complainant, that Charles A.
Ryan, John T. johnson and Elcazer I. King are
not residents OF the State OF Michigan, and that
said Defendants Charles A. Ryan, John T. John
son and Eleazer /. King are residents Of the State
Of Ohio on motion Of VIM. NJ Miller, solicitor for
said complainant, II Is ordered that said defend
ants Charles A. Ryan, John II. johnson and
Elcazer 1. King appear and answer the bin Of
complaint filed In this cause within three months
from the date of this order, and that copy Of
this order, within twenty days from the date
hereof. be published in the East Saginaw Courier,
q newspaper printed in the county Of Saginaw
and that such publication be continued therein
once In each week for six weeks in succession. or
that copy Of this order he personally served
upon said defendants Charles A. RYAN John II
johnson and Eleazer I. King, at least twenty
days before tho time herein prescribed for their
appearance. 10. SUTHERLAND,
Circuit Judge.
A true copy.
III. b. FERRIs,
Deputy Rsgister. 2eo-6v
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01
gotal aNattsrs.
PROF. EVANS, LECTURE.

PROF. EVANS LECTURE.
Prof. Il. p. Evans, Ph. d., of the
University Of Michigan--of whom the
Bay City journal says "Prof. E. is
"said to be one finest scholars in the
Estate" and the Bay City Signal says
professor Evans is a native of our
estate, graduated at our University,
"and afterwards spent number of
''years in the best Universities of Eu-
"rope, where he mastered the modern
Languages and extensively studied
"the ancient languages through the
''modern. He then went to Italy,
"where he spent some time as devo-
"ted student Of art. He afterwards
Fingered for some time in Paris and
London, passing around those storied
capitals with the lively instincts Of
can elevated and chastened curiosity,
''and the quick apprehension of
Thorough and accomplished scholar
"Soon after his return from abroad
che was chosen by our Board Of Re-
''gents as successor to the distinguish
''ed Grammarian and Linguist, Dr..
Louis Fasquelle, in the Chair of
"Modern Languages, which position
che now holds. AS a philosophical
''writer he has few if any equals i'll
''the North West. He has been dis
''tinguished by the title Of Ph. d.,
fDoctor of Philosophy, by the faculty
"of the German University where he
Studied, distinction which is there
conferred only upon men of the most
"eminent ability" and doubtless
these journals are right--lectured to
not over full but very uncomfortable
audience, the Hall was cold and the
lecturer bore, on Friday evening
last. His subject, "The Philosophy of
the Fine Arts" was manipulated after
the manner of tho "House that Jack
Built" the lecturer going to and
fro among the various divisions
thereof Architecture, Sculpture,
Painting, Music, Poetry and Prose-"
like smooth shod traveller on
slippery hill side. His dissertation on
Architecture sounded familiar in all
save the intensified highfaluten evolv-
ed, we have read something very like
it in a book; author, Victor Hugo.
If it is philosophical to write and
speak prosily of prose, unpoetically
of poetry, treat discordantly of music,
vapidly of painting, ungraoefully Of
sculpture, disjointedly of architecture,
and egotistically Of everything, and to
gorge very plain ideas to disgusting
obesity with "words Of learned length
and laundering sound," Prof. Evans
is unquestionably a philosopher,
veritable Ph. d. Ho is, no doubt,
thorough scholar, but he has some
things to learn and many to
unlearn before he can ever become
popular lecturer. His French Romance
style of composition, with its mys-
''terious rhapsodies about the Ideal
"(always with capital /, its wonder
"ful short paragraphs, its rockety rhet-
'oric and its redundance Of excla-
''mation points" is by no means cal
culated to 'take" in a country the
chief characteristics Of whose model
writer's and speakers are practicability,
distinctness, simplicity and perspicuity.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01

HANDSOME COMPLIMENT TO AN EAST
SAGINAW S1NeER.-The Ypsilanti True
Democrat in detailed account Of the
ceremonies at the opening of Hewitt
Hall at that place, pays the following
fattering compliment to Mrs. G. II.
Bliss of this City:
Beside this home talent we were
pleased to listen to Mrs. @. ID. Bliss
of East Saginaw, and Mrs. Eva Nc
Allaster, formerly resident of Ypsi.
lanti. Our citizens are
indebted to Mr.. Pease for introducing
here so charming a singer as Mrs.
Bliss Possessing sweet and cult
waited voice, of great fexibility, she
charmed all hearers by her graceful
manner and artless simplicity. In
such songs as the "Cradle Song" by
Gottschalk, and the "Song Of the
Drum" from the opera of "La File
du Regiment" she will compare favor
ably with any singer we have ever
heard in our city. We are certain
that Mrs. Bliss will always be well
come to an Ypsilanti audience.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01
Groceries and Provisions.
PETER KRAMER

HAvING opened a new Grocery and Provis-
IL ION Store on Water Street, 3d Ward, 2d
corner above Fishers stave Mil, will keep con-
stnntly on hand full supply OF GROCERIES
AND, PROVISIONS, COUNTRY PRODUCE,
dc., which he win sell at the same prices AZ sold
at the down town establishments.
EaN sasipav. Sept 2, 1864 266
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01
NEW MUSIC STORE.
3. r. CHEESBRO & CO.,
Music Dealers, Grant Block, East Saginaw.

Dinno Fortes, Melodeons, Guitars violins,
l. Banjos, Flutes, clarioncts, AccOrdians Drums
&c, DC, DO.
large assortment Of Imported Violin, Gui-
tar, Banjo and Violinette Strings, Instruction
Books ana all Musical Publications
We call tho attention Of the people Of the Sagi-
nav Valley to our stock Of Sheet Music. Espe-
cial attention given 10 Orders.
BY recent arrangements with Eastern Publish
ing houses, we are enabled to procure amy pieco
of Music published in the United States and all
Foreign Music.
Exclusive agency Of tho Saginaw Valley fer
the renowned Bradbury and celebrated Weber
Piano, and s ID. q IL. w. Smiths American Or
gans and Melodscns, also Knard, Dreher 4 Co.'S
Melodeon.
Music mailed free to ~ poin. upon receipt of
Market Price,
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01

FHlINDELPHIA, Pa.
nISEASES Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
IL and Sexual Systems--ncw aud reliable treat
mcnt--in reports of the HOWARD ASSOClA-
TI0N Y Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address DR.. J, ekfLLTN
HOUGITT0E, Howard Association, No. 2 South
Fintl Street, Philadelphia. "a n236-y
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01

EGLadies get the Antoinette reg
ulator. 1t is just the thing. See ad-
vertisement in another column.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01

EE Young and middle aged men
read DR.. DIR. De Bontin's advertise
ment in another column, headed 'pri-
vate."
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01
Flint & Pere Marquette Railway
WINTER TIME TABLE, 1865.

TRAINS LEAVE EAST SAGINAW, 8 90, A. M
leo, p. N.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT EAST SAGINAW ll.05, A. NJ.
2.f0, P. NJ
500 train only, runs directly through to De-
troit
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01
DIR. H. T. HAWLEY,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
DR. H. is now permanently located in East
- Saginaw, and will promptly attend to all
calls in his profession.
Office two Doors south of p. o +, in Hess Brick
Block, No 7, up Stairs 269m3p
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01

ADDITIONAL LOSSES BY THE FIRE
The following items of loss were
omitted in our list published last week:
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01

A SPLENDID LOT Of imported violins
IA bought before the late advance.
ID. II. eHEEsBRO A Co.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01
PAPER HANGINGs

TAGEO HtANUhN1Ss
Just received, n large stock Of excellent WALL
PAPLR, all new and beautiful patterns, which
offer at the LOWEST MARKET Prices. Come and
see them at J. +. FREY'S Stationery Store, on
Water street, opposite Silsbees Furniture Store
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01

DIR. II 7. Hawley, Office effects, $500; no ins
Herring & Ziegner, Tailors 500; no ins.
d. Il. Reeve, News dealer, $500; no ins.
II. L. Hildreth clothing, &c, 5000; no ins.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-02-01

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