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TRAINS solss soK1s AND WEST.


Leave Burlington at 400 A. D., sloA- b., 40
p. NJ, and SIS P. NJ. -.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at 8 o. A
NJ Tor Burlin, ton, St Aliens, Montreal Ogdens-
buryh snd est. arriving Montreal at 90 p u.
0gat nsburgh at / 80 A. N.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell at s.oaA.M
via Lawrence st 7-3e A. NJ, for Burlington, Rouses
Point, So. 81 1-- rr.a
Leaves Boston VIA Pitchhurg at 30 AN. Spring
6eld at 7.aO \. NJ competing at White River june
ton with Day Expres. for Burlington, Montreal,
Ogdensuursh ana the West.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified az : 90
A. NJ Burlingtc. at g 10 A. d. for TT Alhans.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 100 I. u
resolving passengers from Vermont Valley X
leaving New York. at i2l5 ?. n, and from Cheshire
r. leaving Boston ct S Do P. n connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
53iP. NJ. for Burlington, Rouse's Point, Montreal
and 0gdensburg, with Grand Trunk trains for the
West
Sleeping cars are attached 10 both the Night EI-
press trains running between 81. Adams and
Boston and St. Albaus and Springfield.
Tickets 10 Detroit chicago and all points West
sold BY n. n. DRURY, Agent, No American Ho-
tel Burlington yt-BsggAge checked through
6. MERRILL, supt.
81 Alhaus NAV I, 1865.
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POWt RS a STORN'S.
We hu, only from the best manufacturers ,,s
warrant every tnsfrunent se sell. MT unl, r. 81,
yea &. baf % uu f1c pacii8ss- az sts-u f+sr.-f 49,.
deliver, rrt up aud AeeIi Do in tune ff. fr-f ,e-
- como hand fian"s tnken ia exchange lizard.
new ~ their iuli value
We are The lie ASsntsf'r Vermont frr hec-I,-
mattel StrinWaN rs Ilitcl c. -. iff. f..,.
tros y. thickerins'a- ] uuhams, and Bra ttl-, -
Pianos Also furnish r. n any other ira Ter H..
sired also a linitevi supply ofa.r uwn mas
Are Agents Tor the Sta gir Mason a. fIsuli-,.
Cabinet Organs aud the An. rcau Ursau. tsi.r-. ,
prrority over the Mel0deUn Is nov uu.vel.sl., ~
nitt-d. ' ava
Among the number who have recently pu-ri,....
Of u We refer L rrDf- Fret r and lin d, > -.
munds Builinst ChAs. OIulstead AMI Mn. D. ID,
man. Rutlald; T. VI Strong anl a - stsD- H.
g"nnes z. fhthorp, rdpoTt a J Corui1 Uuf-
ungtun ; Z t. Andrew. Ki-hm M 49, A.
steele. harlutte Nrs. nr. Norivart rr.rr y
Geo TO sc Undefhl II. o > EIes aff 4. 49,.
erd Jr s. Al ans Mr. Loveisn1. Pitt.~ri i,-
Drew. Water ury. 49,
n n. StVs or y y, r. r. Uo.le. F.rt Gavin.
ton r, K tatun. tss' k. r. lre. rorf lem
Mr.. Nhal"n, Mestpurt E job Rod en-. r...
Brook l.. q stiup-un, li.riaL NJ Bib
h-e-evlilc Mr. Niifrsiies. hamt.Iru ...l.r.r
stone, P.attstursh J A SERVER. il-nulB.....r'
c. y. 7'''.
Please CAL at our Wsrerooras 10 d. L S-..,..
Music store, or address Tor fgrf her .1f0rrI.f. -
Pow tRS STORY
Burlington Vt. May ID. lsi5 DIV
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E0R SALE,-A Splendid ShoS Case. ub:.., will =.
Il sold AZ the cost Of the ola. Anplv 10
= s.. Brown
No 3, Central Niacs Clu-.h ~
Burlington, VI. Barch =. i-,.
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Cheapest and best Route

A Thorough rebuilding. repairing and refurHish-
ing, with several new boats added 20 the Inc ms hes
this now the most Comfortable, pleasant, and
expeditions route 10 the GREAT WEST
q Be sure and the Agent Of this Line, he
forv you buy your Tickets.
ESJhroagh FIotsts over all Western Railrosd
LINES can be ATTAINED on applicstiOu to q EOR6
W SMITH. once corner f0rd and Paterson Sts.,
opposite johnson House, Ogdenshurgh. n. Y.
One Hundred pounds Of Baggage yEEs, TO
each Passenger. Baggage checked through 10 sll
points. For Through Ticket snd other inforna-
ton apply 70 u. A. EDDY,
Offce Steamers Landing. ogdsnsburgh y. Y.
6Eo. ". sErTE. tieni Ticket Agent.
II. J. Goopso, Passenger Agent
II. n derry, Agent, Burlington, Vt.
April n. da~em.
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NEW ROOhS.

WV bUUhN.
HIsTD RICAL VIEW otths American n.,,,.,.t..
III by Geo. Washington 6reeue
What % do with the Cod Mutton
Second series Il Grave Thoughts uf q Country
Pars5n.
= vol. Youths Rcheliiou-R laB,st 81. Nf,,--
ireeshoro-hy Thaver
Christian histlke-ay the Author ~ E.l4
Halifax
LIE Of President Line In hv gha,e-. A1..
Portraits Of Pres L.ns.ln
Received At UTNvfNsT..N-s
May l., ISIS
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CON S u N p TT o "

The proofs Of its efficiency so numerous. so
sell authenticated and OF such peculiar character.
that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate 10 receive
the preferred aid.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup pro-
vides q cure is precisely that which has so often
bsfied the highest order OF medical skill. The
facts are tangible the witnesses sslhle and the
safety and efficacy Of the Syrup incontrovertible-
REV J. C. INGALLS,. of Melrose, Mass says
" L1ro0kahs Syrup Ia, implicitly cured Of Bron-
chi Is Of str years sfGnding."
From Rev. B. ?. powLEs Manchester n. H..
sIR;-The bottle Of "Dr. Lsrooksh's Pulmonic
Syrup on so kindly cent me. has heen tried for
hoarseness, the result OF .euers culd. with ueTy
good effect; for this would confidently rec Jmmend
REv. q. C. SisNoss, Of Jay, Essex Co. y. Y.
Says Eeku my duty 10 say f.1rO0klh's Sy'ur u
tae best MEDICINE ,Se 'UeT used IN our Jan1iiy"
Unsolicited Testimony.
Letter from we'll known Boston Druggist q TTen-
" Years' experience, and Steward Of Hanover
street VI. L. Church
BosroS. March Q, 1865.
DR. T. KNIGHTS. Having used LAR00KAH'S
PULMONIC SYRUP myself and in my family, Tor
the past six years, am pr pared 70 say that it il
superior TO any medicine / have ever known, for
the positive cure ofCoughs, Colds $ re Throat and
all similar complaints. As take cold very easily
Ihsve had great opportunity to test the uir'ss, o.
this valuable remedy, and it hasHeuer failed yet
however violent the disease. Having been In the
Drug business for over 2o years, have had good
opportunities Of knowing the virtues Of the various
medicines sold, and pronounce "LAROOKAH's
SYRUP ae best ofany article ,r.- pr-sent-d tc
the public.
Yours, W. R. BOWEN, 50 Hanover-St.
Price so Gents, and 81 90 per Bottle.
M KNIGUTS Proprfetor Melrose Mass
For sale in Burlington by A. Z. Spear and J. "
Robv, and by druggists and dealers generally.
April IL. I'm.
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MONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May Is, 1865.

srRAIxs GOING SOUTH Asp HAsr.
Lesve Burlington 1t Us A. NJ. 20 P. NJ, and
A0ot q - i---.-
Mail Traif caves Rouse,s Point at $50 A. NJ con-
nscting at " ite River junction and Bellows FALL
with trains 70 Boston, Worcester. Springfield and
New Yors, AR wing at New York Mt lO.l5 T. III and
with trains i%lssumpeic x. h
Burlingt N EXPIRES. leaves Montrt al ats IS II
Rouse's Point at 7.45 connecting a. Burlington
with Cham plain steamers tor Saratoga, Troy, &C
Day Express leaves Montreal At $50 A. NJ,
st Johns at 10 AN Oadensl urgh 81 20 A. NJ. for
Boston, &C., connecting at Burlinstoi with Rut-
land Road for Troy and New York. a.itying IN
Boston via Lowell at 10 20 P. NJ.
Night Express leaves Ogdensburgh At II 30 A. NJ,
Montreal b. P. NJ Rouse's Point SIS NJ 81 John:
at 40 P. NJ. arriving at Boston AZ $40 A. NJ, con
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield, &C, and arriving in New
York at 1920 P. NJ.
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Liner Complaint DyspSrsi1, SeJ0hzia, Dropsy, N,u-
ragia, EDiisgsg, krysBst.s BoiLs, ram = S4lf
hh,uEn, Uirers aud >sres. RhtunafisHn, Paia
n IA stomach, I'D. an Bstr,is, d b Ity.
aHa aitesHlyiaiahs ayisIHs from I'M
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WOOL TwINE
Manufactured by
AZ u y > ~ PEI CE.
LIBERTY SQUARE,
BOSTON MASS.
4sn3
NOTICE.

luis may certify that have given my son John
bTeen MS time uring the remainder Of his nj
Monty, HAT shall claim none OF his earnings and
pay no dent; OF his confuse ing after this date
Unierhin May u, 1865 -ditsaas.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale
IMPORTANT
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
GLLlCS CESAR BY Louis Napoleon
u Essays. BY Hugh Miller
Cape Cod, by Henry d. Thoreau.
6host Stories, illustrated bv 2. U c. barley.
6osthes Wilhelm N let T, new edition.
The Thinking Ray onet.
Three Yeas in the Army
Moods, by Louisa VI. Alcutt
husbands am lIUmes b, Marian Harlan
LII treil IL Arran. by ThArIes Liver.
Woods Country Uom,s
oh. ", Their. Dear Jerusalem.
Vanity Pair, BY 1hackersy. new edition vols
green cloth. just received 10y
{. v. FIR NCu a co.
May 5-dtf
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X. X. W. mn
Removed 10 Montpelier.
REvOLvERs.

4 FULL Stock Of the most dsslrab BILE pattern.
~ OF Revolvers and Cartridges for ali sints Of
re Arms, Always on hand ct tie Lowest cash pricss
o., buNs4AID Hide KrH,
Heo'o Ne. Z, Bank block
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PAPER HANGING.
WANTED.
maII,s vegetabIe siciI,an Hair Reneuer.

HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Reviewer.
Has proved itself 20 he the mot
perfect preparation for the HA ever presented 10
the IA Ii
u Will restore gray hair 10 its original c lor.
u all keep the hair from falling out.
u cleans,s the scalp.
u makes the hair lustrous and siiken
u Is splendid hair dressing
% person Id or Young should fail 70 use IT,
TITS rapidly gaining a popularity among all
ciasse- OF the community, such other prepa-
ration i'r The same purpose las ever attained.
=, We very particular 20 ask for Halls Vegetable
ia'r kenewer As there are worthless imit4tions In
the msrlet "
For sale by J. ". Robv ard Amos c Spear.
pfusg'sts, burlington, Vt, and By John F. Henry
GO "aterbur' W snd by Druggists gene rally.
May 18th. s3m Nashua \ II
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NpfeHdid List of .frticIes,
All to he sold for ONE DOLLAR Each.

All to he sold for ONE DOLLAR Each.
80 Gent. sold Hunting Case watehes4 - to 81 -
/ 800 Ladiss' Gold and Enameled Case
go Gents Hunting CAss Silver Watches as 4" 70
an Diamond Ring. 90" 100
5000 cold Vest and Neck Chains, Is %
s,oo1 Gold Oval Band Bracelets. {" s
1 1000 Chased Gold Bracelets, 5" %
no ChAfAlaire Chains and Guard Chains. " N
s 90 Solitaire and Gold Brooches {" 10
1900 Laws and Florentine Brooches. - s
300 Coral, Oral and Emerald Brooches. 5
1000 Mosaic, Jtt, Lava. and Rlorentins Ear
Drops. - :
(, so Corsl, Opal, and Emerald Far Drops .
1900 California Diamond Breast Pins, 250 Ia
S,Oo Gold Fob and Vest Watch X ys, 2sO" :
600 Fob and YES; Ribbon Slides, 3" ~
400 Sets Sleeve Buttons studs, etc. 3" =
3.tIl Gold Thinoles, Pencils etc, 4" :
s.ON Miniature Lockets Magic Spring. g." ~
500 Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, etc, ?" ;
5000 Plain Gold Rings, {" II
s. - Chased cold Rings. 4" m
700 Stone Set and Signet Rings, $50" 10
5000 Calf rnia Diamond RipgE, % 10
$500 Sets Ladies' JeEelry-Jet and Gold, 5" is
5000 Sets Ladies' sWelry-Csmeo, Pearl.
etc. IL
5000 Gold Pens. silver Observation-Disclosures. 10
and Pencils &c 10
5000 cold Pens a Gold-MOuutsd Holder, 80
5000 Gold Pens ana Extension Holders 8" IN
500 Silver Gobleis and Drinking Cups $" %
loo Silver Casters. IS" N
1000 Silver ?. ut and Cake Baskets, To-" "a
loo Dozen Silver Tea Spoons. sl6,o s,n
Loo = Table spoons Forks 20 a fSa
SASyEH OF DISTRIBUTION
CERTIFICATES naming each article and tsy.l
ne, are placed IL sEALtD ENVELOPES, which are
well mixed. One of these Envelopes contsininr-
the Cert6cate or order for some Article ~, 81 :.
isssf d0iisr rstdp will be sent by mail 10 any
address, without regard TO choice on recent ~ s,
Cents. The purchaser will see what Article IL
dygp<, and its value, which may be from One 10
Five Hundred Dollars, and then send One DBL
lar and receive the Article named, or any oth-r on
the let Of the same value and after seeing The .r,
Gle fit does not give Derfeci SUBTRACTION We des-s
II 10 be Immediately returned and the amou on psiS
will be refunded.
BY this mode We give selections from a varisd
stock Of fne goods, 81 the best make and ls,ss,
sty les and of intrinsic worth at a nominal rrica
while all have chance Of securing articles r ~.
very highest value.
In all cases We charge for forwarding The Cert{s
cate. postage ana doing the business the sun ~
Tyenty-hve Cents. which must i- enclosed H. ,bs
order. Five Certificates will be sent for Al elevsn
FOR g thirty Tor s.; sixty-ive for $40; one hun
bred Tor SIS
Psrties 6saizg rt. nly ssy ss on hs,fHg p,o,,s,
returns, and rae Gfiet> craso yi % s.f
70 any oSdTss' ey refurr mail or s-yr,ss
Entire Subtraction Guaranteed IN All ea...
Write your Name, Town. County and sts,s pi.,,-
ly, and address
sELDEN x co
= Courtlzndt St, Nev York.
AZ l--w6mos
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DRUNkARD. sTOP:
UPHAM's PIMPLE BANIsHER

Rs-rors, PlnPisJ on the Fore, Frsetiss, 81 u -
suit=ns the skin and beauties the compiler ~
toilet IL comDlete without IL. Price 50 go "a
ed q any address for IS cents BY S { ls1AA' .
South kfshth Street Phila .elphia Pa
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KENNEDY's
SAT- RheMSa Ointment

The Roughesf Skin Is made smooth
Char ped hands are instantly healed
Cracked and Dried Lips are healed and soft.n.s
=, 10 Keep the hands and face comfortable during
the cold weather, put a little OF the Oin,msnt ~
when going to bed. w
Put up in two sized bottles The smaller ., ee,,s
The larger 30 cents, per bottle
sold In this town by n. q. SpEin J. n, Ros,A N.
r2lvi
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NEW DRESS GOODS
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DR.. LAROOhAH'S
SARSAPARILLA
Compound

FOR THE &C < or
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-06

WAGON RoAD TO MAcKfNAw.-Hon.
j. F. briggs, by request of q number
of leading citizens, addressed a meet
in Buena Vista Hall in this city, on
Friday evening last, in favor of the
proposed wagon road from Saginaw
to Mackinaw. His remarks were lis.
tened to with attention and commit
tee consisting Of Hon. J. +. briggs,
M. Jeffers, DIR. III. G. Potter, ID. III.
Jerome and ]. S. Estabrook appointed
to confer with Governor Crapo in re-
gard TO the appointment of a commits
sioner. The committee proceeded to
Flint on the following Monday, when
the proposed conference took place,
and the Governor appointed as such
commissioner Julius X. Rose, Esq,
of East Saginaw, gentleman of
first class ability as a fnancier, whose
energy and sagacity in matters of pub
lie interest have been thoroughly
tested here and elsewhere. 1t is a
capital appointment and gives assur-
anco that the enterprise will by no
means lack vim or vigor in its man
agement.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-06
MORTGAGE SALE.

hEFAUIT having been made in the condition
IL OF n certain mortgage executed by Nathaniel
blanchard OF thcCity and County of Saginaw,
to William X. Bliss, Of East Saginaw, County and
State aforesaid dated the twelfth day of Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1864, and recorded in the Registers
Office of Saginaw county, Michigan, on the 18th
day of December, A. ID. 1864, at four and one
half o clock p. M, in Liber l." of mortgages,
on page 463, on which mortgage there is claimed
10 be due mt the date Of this notice, the sum Of
five hundred and twenty dollars and fifty cents,
principal and interest, and also an Attorneys fee
OF dfty dollars, covenanted 10 be paid as stpulat-
cd in said mortgage
Therefore notice is hereby given that on Mon
day, the 10th day OF October A. ID. 1865, at
two o'clock in the afternoon of said day, shall
sell NJ public auction TO the highest bidder, ut
the front door Of the Saginaw County Court
House in the city Of Saginaw, that being the
place Of holding the Circuit Court of said county,
the promises contained in said mortgage or 80
much thereof as shall be necessary 10 satisfy tho
amount due on said mortgage, with interest and
legal costs, together with Attorneys foe Of
fifty dollars covenantcd for in said mortgage,
which said mortgaged premises are described in
said mortgage, substantially as follows, to wits
Tho following described lands and premises
situated in the City of Saginaw, county and State
aforsaid 10 wit Lots seven (7) and eight (6) in
block number ono hundred and thirty-one, (l3l)
according TO the plat Of said city Of record In the
Office of Register Of Deeds Of said county, and in
the division Of said city north OF Cass street-alI
Of which mortgagcd premises are In the County
Of Saginaw and State Of Michigan.
WILLIAM X. BLISS,
Nortgagee
cHAuScr II. GAoE, Airy for Mortgagss.
Dated East Saginaw, July ls 1866. n3ll-l3w
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-06

CTATE OF MICHlGAN-Tenth Judicial Cir
~ cuit-In Chancery.
David Embury RS. Theodore +. Smith,
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for tho County
of Saginaw, on the twenty third day of Au.
gust, A. ID. 1865.
1t satisfactorily appearing TO this Court by the
affidavit of David Embury, that said defendant
resides out Of the State of Michigan, and in tho
State of Tennessee.
On motion of WIN. Newton Solicitor for the
complainant, it was ordered that the said defen-
ant, Theodore Smith, cause his appearance 10 be
entered in this cause within three months from
the date Of this order and, in of bis appear
ance, that he answer the bill Of complaint fled
in this cause within the same time, and in default
thereof, that said bill be taken us con essed by
said defendant
And it is further ordered that within twenty
days the said complainant use n copy of this
order TO be published in the East Saginaw Cou-
rier and that such publication be continued there
in. at least once in each week for six weeks in
succession; or that he cause n copy thereof to be
personally served on the said defendant, at least
twenty days before the time herein prescribed for
his appearance.
j. G.. SUTHERLAND,
true eopy) Circuit Judge.
ii. Is. FERRIS. Deputy Register.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-06
(From the Ne,0 York independently


HYPocnoNDRrAsIs, diStdste for everything
whether sustenance for mind or body, lassitude
and exhaustion, imperfect secretion and circula-
tion, are cffectually relieved by the timely use Of
wRrcur's REJUvESATISG ELIXIR; this great
tonic and restorative remedy will expcl every un-
pleasant symtom, imbue both body and mind
with energy and vigor BY its continuous use ev-
cry animal fluid will be purified, every obstruc-
ton in the evacuatory channels swept away, and
every organ rcgeneratei. These may seem
strong statements, but they nre fully borne out
by the unquestionabe testimony Of crowd Of
witnesses. Cid men and Tomen will find won-
derfu re-vitalizng effect in this Elixir. Sec ad-
vertisement.
if/~NERVOUs DEBILITY, Seminal
Weakness, Etc., CAN BE CURED by ore
who has really cured himself, and hundreds Of
others, and will tell you nothing but the TRUTH. +.
Address with stamp,
EDWARD ii. THAIER,
2e6yl Lock Box. Boston, Mass
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-06

THosE PIcruREs.-Attention is call
cd to the illustrated double column
advertisement in this paper, setting
forth the advantages, excellencies, pc
culiarities and characteristics of a trio
of enterprising first class establish
ments, in a manner and style which
cannot fail to attract and enlighten
the reader.
The PIONEER CLOTHING STORE is an
institution whose popularity brightens
with the lapse of years, and the infu-
sion of Frank, jolly, demonstrative
gent to have general supervision oc-
casionally, is byno means a detriment
to the concern.
The PIONEER HAT STORE, which is
entitled to the credit of having pro-
dnced the first genuine silk hat ever
manufactured in North Western Mich
igan, under the administration of our
popular friend Mack, is all right, and
is daily getting Fighter and brighter
as is the "big boss" of the concern.
The Boot and Shoe establishment
boasts a fine and tastefully arranged
assortment of goods, embracing every
variety known or required in this mar
ket. For particulars in this case, as
also in regard to other establishments
noted see advertisement.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-06

BURR & BEo., House, Sign, and
Ornamental Painters, having at their
command, first class facilities for do
ing all manner of work in the line, in
Guiding papering, glazing, decorrtive
painting, calcimining, ETC., are doing
an immense business during this sea-
son Of activity in building, general fin
ishing and rejuvinating. Their shop
is on the second floor, Post Office
Block.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-06

A RAY OF HoPE.-To weak, dcblitatcd Dys-
peptics, groaning under a life Of agony, we offer
PLANTATION DITTERS
rs good and sure Remedy. This remarkable
medicine relieves Sour Stomach, Headache
Heartburn, Distress after eating and all the sym
toms of Dyspepsia, at once.
Its good effect is felt upon the first trial.
Plantation Bitters are the pleasantest tonic in
the world.
The old, the young, and the middle aged, nc
knowledge their wonderful health-giying power.
No change of diet is necessary while using
them. Eat all you want of the best you can get
Plantation Bitiers are exhausted Natures
great Restorer. They give tone to the Stomach
and brillancy to the Mind, and driving away
"--the doubts that roll
Cimmerean d dukness o'er the fainting soul"
n To PROVE IT-TRY Bottle.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-06
GUAROIAN SALE.

TN THE matter of the Estate OF Christ'ana and
j. Catherine Heinzsman n. 'nor. Notice Is here
by given that by virtue Of license nd authority
10 me granted by the Probate Co.ut OF 'he county
of Bay, in the State Of Michigan, | va" sell az
Public Auction TO the highest bio der c. 'he
premises hereinafter described, in the Town oil
BiGmfed, in the County of Saginaw, on trlday
the 22d day Of September next, at ten ocloc.t A:
NJ of that day, the following described parcel OF
land, to wit, lie undivided two thirds of the
northeast quarter OF the northwest quarter
of section twenty, in town thirteen North, range
six East, County Of Saginaw, State o. Michigan
APPLETON STEVENS,
G,,osTJ,oa
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-06

WATERFALLs.-If "thing of beauty
is a Joy forever" what inconsolable
grief must this latest horror of wo-
mans invention, the Waterfall, rep
resent A concatenation of everything
disagreeable and disgusting in appear
ance, "a receptacle, we are bound to
believe, if we believe the newspapers,
for almost everything unsavory in the
line of woman's = araphernalia, huge,
unsightly mal-formation, a deform-
ity TO the women, a disgrace to the
age. 1t cannot be said, however as is
sometimes the case, that language
fails" to give an adequate idea Of the
institution. The " Kings English" is
peculiarly liberal in furnishing appro-
pirate names therefor, Of which we
give few for the benefit of our lady
readers
Promontory, projection, hummock,
protuberance, knob, excresence node,
bulb, boss, clump, fungus, fur
nucle, Hange, button, mole, jetty
swell, beetle, ridge, wen, wart-water-
fall-.ony one of which gives better
idea of thu, structure, its beauties and
peculiaritles, than the last, by which
it is SO inappropriately characterized
in fashionable parlance.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-06
Flint & Pere Marquette Railway
TIME TABLE, 1865.

TRAINS LEAVE EAST SAGINAW, 700, A. NJ
1925 NJ. l.20, p. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT EAST SAGINAW Ills, A. NJ
LOS, p. NJ. 9,l5, P. M.
All trains run directly through to Detroit.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-06

NEw GooDs. Livingston & Toms
have just received very large invoice
of new and fashionable goods for the
fall trade, which they offer at tempt
ing figures for purchasers. See new
advertisement.