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In CoopeFstown, VenaD gocounty, Penn
syIvania, Mr. LsmbeEtOn, While digging a
ealiar disc Jvered q rock cOBtEining silver
or lead and q white ssndgl TIE Teok is
supposed by all that have examined 1t 70
contain gold. n 8 sni8yd aoy2 ilJhirw
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The Necessity Of Daily Newspaper.
One Of the consequences of the war has
sbesn 70 m kstbe Newspaper q necessity in
every mans house. The suspension of the
war msy be followed by 8 diminution Of
the number Of readers, but the great body
of the people once having enjoyed the lax
Jury Of 3 newspaper will never give It up.
Its one of those things that once enjoyed
can not be surrendered While any other Sac
riHce viii allow i 70 be eontinued.-Cki.
ea0O Posi-, s,ses,
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festerdaf EVENINGS Edition.
-BEbLFaKDS.

ised tsttSEL7 BUFFALO, May 26.
Fhe biifiSfd tournament closed here last
night. ne, Hrst prize, a gold mounted
cse, was won by Frank Martin. The sec
Pond prfze : silver mounted cue, was won
By .. O. StuArs. Ill 60
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u.s.. srEsmsR MKrE0R.
WAsH1NaroN, Mry 26

WAsHINGIONi My 70
On enquiry at the Department it Is as
certained that the stes mer Meteor recently
wrecked was not the United States steamer
Of that name attached to the West Gulf
Snuadron- -.....
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The English people are evidently max
ing up their minds to revoke their recog-
milton Of the rebels as belligerents There
is nothing which the English government
reverences SO much IS succ, ss. It win be
IS plant and polite 10 the United statesin
our hour Of triumph as it was arrogant and
iusultirg in our time Of gloom and doubt.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

The Iron and Steel Association Is now
in session at Chicago. It's next quarterly
meeting will be held in this city. : g
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hSII-

Your HleVing Communication has Just
been delivered after my third ineareeFs-
ton IN the above for carrying on solely an
Improbable and disgTaceful business
sfnely-tsllihg the truth 20 Ecoundrels-
] have sufiered much what is called ply
sical paiB-shsmmed more and feel tIsWish
I did not) more supernAl eonte mps than
ever. Of my race. ! wish could pity
them-I cannot I cannot say Forgive
{bsrn, they Know not what they dol"t-t
Per sdvice, 1 hear you intend making
aonev, By the sale Of Hogs blOOd-Which
| is the life. Itis none of my business only
| be sure blood calls for blood; your horti-
cultural notion I prefer, only be gentle in
thy operstioDs,l even there, for thers Is
nsver.dying woman The Hindoo religion
is the only one 1 believe 10 be at all ike
truth. / feel so certain of it that were this
my LAST moment and Death Hanging over
ms on the very eve TO stifewhat Tiny spark
4 was lingering in my heart would declare
l-mFself HindoO versus mundum Had
j there been no fish, there would have been
/ no CruciHxion-do you tske2 Excuse be d
pen, hurry-dirty hand, torn paper, snd
i steamboat about to go. Many thanks- to
Noses and my last greeting 70 his caro-
maestro. YouIs Ever, j. B. Booth.
joseph CoYell. Esq, y ~ 7si- -5br.I
Clsrk's Store, r,-.-1
WhitewAter Township,
boz. Hamilton county, Ohio. -"
II Mr. 6owen statss that when BoolE
o wross{hs above he was walking abodtthi
\ 4eity3sof Louisville, with nothing but
blnn kes on. ssER 70
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. Letter fton, tae Klder BOotIi.

i1AI ali Tfr6m trs Bfrniughsm P0st.l ---ih
GThe widow of the late Mr. Sam CoweU
has plaesd inlour hands the copy of the
following extraordinary letter, written to
Mr. joseph Cowell, the celebrated Amer
lean comedIzn, and father of Sam. Cowell,
Inv Jun4us Brutus Booth, the father Of the
assassin ofoPresident Lincoln. l. proves
that something like madness vas certainly
enc 81, the. .Psy Geological sPecialities Of the
father Of the now notorious murderer.
ID % 5iais1 Exterior Of Louisville Jail
81 -sHr s-,1--a Praise be to AllRht
-;ii5Year of Christ -s o. v5ilow
Fsby 3, 1884. -.rrsbra
of the Pl net
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rHE Amy On TENNEssEE. B


The HerAld's Washington. special says
the Army of Tennessee, tcommsnded BY
Msior. General LOgsn, viii retain is or.
gsnizAtion, and be recruited, 10 its old
strength, by assign ment of veteran troops
from dishanded corps and aInies.9lI 1t is
believed this army win bs sent TO The
Trans Mississippi Department., -s.g
The Commission aPPoinsd on thsIe-
-eommendAtion General Howard, TO look
after the interests of freedmen Of the
States lately in / 1sbeIlion, met to-day And
DISCUSSED plans for parcsling out and eul-
tiys,ing lands, and for the organization
Of the same, but adjourned without re
8 living upon any definite procedure. '.o
l
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, .AY y, 1855
WofenIe.-- Tmnudence,

Mrs. R. E Lee wife Of the late General
Lee, has written to the authorities, claim-
ing Arlington Heights sAs her lrqpsrty.
She complains that the grounds have bean
greatly abu.ei by the Government, and
states thst she viii visit Washington in q
few days for the purpose of demanding this
from President Johnsou3 ThiSrtatehlezs
and ibcOmpsrabls piece of imPudence will
be tresied By the ,anthoEitiss with con-
tempt. a'i 'i 70 'l7 7'.i ~ 80" 81
The latest reports of tbs csangesIa the
Cabinet stste that the Hon. Charles Fran
els Adams is TO succeed Secretary Seward
that Senator Sumner is to be Minister to
the Court of St. James that Preston King
will succeed Secretary Wellea, and that
Mr.. Stanton goes out certain. The succee-
sors named by gossip for the latter gentIe-l
man are General Butler or the Hon.
Montgomery Blair or .as-ssa. -
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A GOOD sUGGEsTIoE.


The Tribune's special says that Senator,
Wilson, Of Massachusetts, has urged the
Secretary of War to issue an ordet, per-
hitting every Union soldier 10 sratp his
home, Is an heirloom to his family. 1.-The
muskst he has borne through the conflict
70. the salvation Of tho = The
suggestion meets with unfEst soysl ,
CONDITION OF THE NEeRoEs u. North AND
80 SOUTH CARshISAE SO sr-d
Letters from Raleigh from persons con-
verssns with the sentiments Of the slave
soldiers in North and South pAfOlins state
that ths negroes in those Statss=srs being
driven away from their old homesbytheil
masters, who refuse TO hire them As 'ffe'
~ ECF .e8O1s1EW. arf o. gH9isuib Or
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special RepOrG.
FINANCIAL.

-''' NEW YORK, May &c.
The Stock Market continues extremely
dull. The market seems to present noin-
ducement to the public 70 either buy or
sell, and brokers have been unable 70 get
up an excitement, The struggle which
has been kept up for some weeks between
two strong cliques is losing its Interest,"
Operations to day are very light. The
prevailing duTlness extends to government
securities. Gold bearing bonds steady, but
no delivery. Ten-Forties advanced ! but
sales we're small. State stocks dull 30
RailroAd bonds quite firm Miscellaneous
list uuiet, without much change. .g, ~
Activity in gold yesterday was not su'-
tanned today. The movement appears to
have been Of speculative lehsrseter, I Ez- <
port Of gold tomorrow not SO large g s!f eE-
uected. ,r.,,.- fs5-- e5r D.st 8essR %
Foreign Exchange less active than yes
terdsy. Money in greater demand to
day with rates unchanged. .ss 7s, he Ho /.
PETR9IIITNI srocI1s-5z1--z-ut
Steady and little moreactive. Gherr7
Rpn 50; Excelsior 400; Germsnfa "A
Manhattan 4o; Oceanic 2O2; Rynd Fsrn
254; Tack lsI United States ls5OtuP'
trolium dull, but firm st S54c for crude
4ga5oc for refined in bond, and 69@7o
| for hes. .------.. - ~ s...-..---.
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TCGR11sr.E Nav &c.

CARLIsLE, May 70
d. A ere occurred last night about five
miles. west of Carlisle. Seven children,
the Oldest I5 years, and the youngest six
months were burned to death. Mr.. and
Mrs, Maybe the parents were also Sc
y1eIely burned. The FIRE was accidental.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

Gold, 1885 .-al 371 o5-f
sNewYofk Central ss1s; Erie, TX; Michi-
gan Southern 5857s; Cleveland & Pittsburgh
f52ss, Rock Island "a; Northwestern 2524;
Northveste5a preferred 5s1Ij oht9 Mis-
sissippi Certi6cstes, 241St0 Canton ts6A )
enicEsikEeE, 81. la--sF ,.5 a5i i7
. Market duh aud few transactions. a- g..
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.

nRUes AND NRDIOIHKs-TH.1
Z ntssntion q PhyIieiAnI and an -pornonl "
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

A friend, who saw and conveTsed with
Alexander q. Stephens on board the
steamsr ct Port Regal, writes as follows
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

OUGARS-FRIOES GREATLY akEI-
- Dn0Tp on al kinds Of sugar, and We sFe not 9
p atst@ uodersold. Eiad the right Plaoe-ho' =
= ODIeIf0 ...1S. '''sS' nIuRGETIT. . RRTEER.
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x1OZODONT.-FOR THE TEETH
- us Jesse ogUR0HILL 4 BRoTHER.
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HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT. BUCHU--
ii FoT ale bV OHUECHILL BRO rHEt,
- 80 ~ 9oA' - 1es Ontario street
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15

To our FEMALE REApEns.-we call the at
tention Of onr female readers to the advertisement
in our columns Of the cuKRokKE Remedy AND
IsJEcrIos, for the cure Of Flour Aibus, or the
Whites. These vegetable compounds have been
found mos. sovereign specific ipE this use blythe
removal Of which they also aid in regulating the
periods Of the female system. often Interrupted
by Flour Aibus. They are certain to cure speed
lily and thoroughly, and contain no mineral poisops
are perfectly innocuous to the most delicate
organisation. They are also the best and most
effective cure of Gonorrhea and elect yet DIS
covered Call for Cherokee Remedy or Injection
Sold by all druggists throughout throughout the
country.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
Western Union TeleQraph Co.

This old and reliable company, in
point of capitalandextentof operations
the heaviest telegraphic organizotionin
the world, having lines completed to
all parts of the United States and the
Canadian Provinces on which are over
eight hundred offices, and having in
progress the great Russian line where
by complete circuit Of the world will
soon be made, comes before the peo-
pie for their patronage with record
for promptness, reliability and enter
prise which but few institutions of
like extent and character can present.
The Office in this city, which was
first opened for business October 20,
1864, is located with the American
Express Office in the Bancroft Block,
next door to w. l.. Z. Little & Co.'S
Banking Office, having direct commu-
nication with the office of the Ban
croft House. The operator, Mr.. A
Ferguson, well known to all of our
citizens, is constantly in attendance,
and makes it his especial endeavor to
transmit all messages with the utmost
promptness and accuracy. An opera
tor at the Detroit Office is detailed
especially to attend to the business of
this line at that point, by which means
messages are insured against delay
there.
The Western Union was putprompt-
ly through from the commencement,
to accommodate the business Of Sag
NAV Valley, has been kept up in the
best of order, is under the manage
ment of as intelligent, sagacious bust
ness men as any in this country, and
as an enlightened and trustworthy
competitor for public business stands
to-day, as we have before intimated,
at the head of the telegraphic organi-
cations of the world.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15

OLD Folks CONCERT. --One of the
pleasantest affairs which has come of
in this city for some time was the Old
Folks Concert at Irving Hall on Tues
day evening last, by a number OF the
singers from this and Saginaw City,
for the benefit of st. Paups Church.
The Hall was crowded to its fullest
capacity by a thoroughly appreciativs
audience, who attested their interest
in the performance by round after
round of earnest applause. To Prof.
b. f. Cheesbro, who presided at the
Piano; Mrs. @. d. Bliss, and the
Ladies and gentlemen from Saginaw
and this City, who so kindly volunteered
their valuable assistance, st. Pauls
Church is certainly under weighty
obligations for the material aid !"
resulting from their efforts, and our
citizens in general who attended are
under no less obligations for the inter-
esting entertainment furnished them.
The costumes were magnificent, the
singing in the main, and especially
the Solos by Mrs. Bliss, and the Glees
by Messrs. Gaylord, Terry, Sprague,
and Stevens of Saginaw City, excellent;
and the instrumental part by Prof. G.
and our venerable fellow-citizen, Mr..
Eggleston, done to a turn" All in
all, it was a capital arrangement
throughout, a success pecuniarily and
otherwise, and when again this Cont
mental Congress of musicians meets to
edify the people of our day and gen.
Grafton with the "songs of olden time"
may we be there to see,"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
RHCAPITULATIoN.

MEAT FOR THE MULTITUDE. Capt.
George Carter, whose restless energy
is sure guaranty that business will
move with vim and vigor under his
administration, has opened an extern
sive meat market and packing estab-
lishment in Lathrop's New Block,
Washington Street, opposite the Courier
Office, where he proposes to sell all
manner Of Meats, Produce, Butter,
Eggs, Lard, Fruit, &c., at Wholesale
and retail, at very reasonable figures.
The Cap. certainly keeps q neat and
attractive institution, one which our
readers will find it worth their while
TO look into, if only out Of curiosity.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
NEW MUSIC STORE.
B. F. CHEESBRO g. CO.,
Music Dealers, Grant Block, East Saginaw.

I iano Fortes, Melodeons, Guitars violins,
L Banjos, Flutes, Clarionets, Accordians, Drums
&c &C., DO
A large assortment of Imported Violin, Gull
tar, Banjo and Violinetto Strings, Instruction
Books ana all Musical Publications.
We call tho attention of the people Of tho sagi-
nav Valley to our stock of Sheet Music. Eslo-
cial attention given TO Orders
BY recent arrangements with Eastern Publish
ing houses, We are enabled TO procure my piece
Of Music published in the United States and all
Foreign Music.
Exclusive agency Of the Saginaw Valley for
the renowned Bradbury and celebrated Weber
Piano, and s. ID. a III. W Smiths American Or
gans and Melodeons, also Kinard, Dreher Co.'s
Mclodeon.
Music mailed free to any point upon receipt VI
Market Price
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
EEA man has a right 10 exnec, ,

e. man has a right to expect a
return for his trouble in providing for
the wants of his family; and it is a
great proof of forbearance on the part
of men in general that they submit to
as much discomfort at home as they
do the results Of laziness, ignorance
and false pride on the part of their
wives and daughters. Nothing to eat,
could be as often and as truthfully
placed over the comparatively rich
mans dining room door, as over the
poor mans cellar, all for want, not of
raw material, but of cooks.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15

VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE FOR
SALE.-Attention is called to the ad-
vertisement in this paper offering for
sale the desirable premises on Wash
ington Street, lately occupied by DR..
II. G. Potter The house is one of
the best in the city, situation pleasant,
and the general arrangement of
grounds buildings and appurtenances
such as to insure the utmost comfort
and convenience.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
DIED..

In hospital at Bridgeport Alabama, December
LIST, 1864, Of typhoid fever, CHARLES FREDERICK,
eldest Son of NoRTor l.. and FRANCES L. MILLER
of Lakeville, Oakland County, Mich, aged 20
years.
The deceased, a nephew Of ours, enlisted last
Fall in the Sd Mich. Inf The first authentic in
teigenco received from him by his parents since
November 18th, was the above sad announcement.
Poor Fred, his fate, though no worse than that Of
thousands Of the noblest youth in the land, seems
to us the harder, appreciatiug,as We do the acute
and peculiar sensibilities of his character, his
ardent though undemonstrative affection for pa
rents, kindred and friends, his sterling manly quail
tiles Of head and heart, his pure principles and
uncxceptionable record. In this, their first great
sorrow, how painfully his parents will realize that
Life is short, its joys are fscting,
And our hearts though strong and brave,
Still like muffied drums are boating
Funeral marches to the grave"
none can know God grant that they may find
consolation in Him who alone is able TO comfort
the afflicted. arI
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15

ProsEER's BALL.--The grand Terpsi-
ohorean carnival of the season, comes
off at Irving Hall next Wednesday
evening, the 22d, under the auspices of
Pioneer Fire Co., who never fail TO
make success of whatever they un-
dertake. Everybody goes to Pioneers
dnpces and everybody has good time
there, as everybody undoubtedly viii
on the coming occasion.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15

OFFICE or THE East Sac Salt mr'e. Co
EAST SAe'SAw, Jan. 18th, 1865.
he Annual Meeting Of this Company will be
Il held according to the Bylaws, on Tuesday
The i4th day Of February 1865, at tho Office Of
the Company, In East Saginaw, Mich, at nine
o'clock in the forenoon Of that dag.
Proxies must be renewed In one year from
their date OF they viii not be recognised.
WIN. l.. WEBER, Secretary.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
Rope & Irvine, Paints & Oils,
Groceries and Provisions.
PETER KRAMER

HAVING opened n new Grocery and Provis-
IL ION Store on Water Street, 81 Ward. 81
corner above Fishers Slave Min, win keep con.
stantly on hand full supply of GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS, COUNTRY PRODUCE.
&c., which he will sell nj the same prices as sold
at the down town establishments.
East Sagusv Sept. Z 1864. 20C
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
Flint & Pere Marquette Railway
WINTER TIME TABLE, 1865.

TRAINS LEAVE EAST SAGINAW, 90, A. M
100, p. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT EAST SAGINAW HOS, A M
2.40, p. NJ.
500 train only, runs directly through to De-
troit
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
NOTICE.
safarrr's orrIcn. SAGINAW corsrY

sHfRrrf's 0FFicH. SAGINAW corsrr,
SAGINAW CRY, February I'd. 1868.
NOTICE IL hereby given that In pursuance OF
IN "An Act entitled to provide for the I'm
provement Of the navigation Of Saginaw River,
and 10 authorize tho county of Saginaw to loan
money in aid thereof" approved January 25th,
1865, by which Act" the question Is required 70
DO submitted. 10 vote ofihe electors Of said
county, that the question Of making such loan
will he submitted TO the electors Of said county
on Friday, the tonth day Of March, 1865, In each
and every township and ward IN the county OF
Saginaw, aforesaid.
JESSE H. QUAcKENBUsH,
Sheriff Of Saginaw County.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15

& A Frenchman writing a letter
in England to a friend, and looking
in the dictionary for the word preserve,
and finding it meant to pickle, wrote
as follows: MAY you and your fam
lily be picked TO all eternity !"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
MARKETS.

EAST SAGIsAw, Feb. Is, 1865.
APPLES-very scarce, Loose 81 so q 81 rs
per bushei, 81 SO a s. % per Dbl.
BUTTER Plenty Mt IS 36c.
BEEF-Dressed from wagon, per 100, Sc IS.
BEANS-Retail per bush, S2b0 a 50 90.
CORN do do Sl.50 ~ ~
CRANBBRRIES-do Wholesale, ST., 80.
Retail. $1,000
FLOUR-wheat, $3.50 n sll Der Dbl
do -Buckwheat, $500, per 100.
H0GS-Dressed, from wagon, Sl4 $40. a
LARD-Retal price, Doc. 8a Az ~
MUTT0N-Dressed, 8 a l0c.
ONIONS Retail, 81 rs per bush.
OATS do SOC do
POVLTRY-Retail, l9 to zoe.
PoTATOES-do 81 80 per bush.
SALT-Fine 50 %, coarse SO 90.
wO0D-s3 90 to IS on per Cord.
i1rNERVOUs DEBILITY, Seminal
Weakness, Etc, CAN BE CURED by one
who has really cured himself, and hundreds of
Others and will tell you nothing but the TRUTH.
Address with stamp r4e" ro.+~
EDWARD ii. THAIER,
266yl Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
PHOTOGRAPHIC
AT
Saginaw CITY.

A TTENTI0N is called TO Clarl's New Photo
IA graphic Gallery, over the Post 0ffice Sag
NAV City, which Is thus favorably noticed by the
Detroit Tribune.
We have been shown specimen Of Photo
graphy executed at Mr.. Clark's Gallery at Sagi-
nav City, that Is equal to any work Of similar
character we have seen produced in our larger
cities. Mr.. Clark has recently removed 10 Sagi-
nav City from Syracuse, New York, and, VIC
should judge from appearances, 10 producing an
excellent quality Of pictures 276-3-m-pJ
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15

r2- This Company having fully complied
with the Laws OF this State, are duly authorized
to insure against Loss or Damage by Fire.
RG- Policies issued on ms liberal terms u
any other responsible company, by
&, X. ROBINSON,
r Agent for East Saginae and picinii;
East Saginaw, Aug. 9th 1863.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
FOR SALE.


SEVEN GOOD GRAIN VESSELS,
Capacity from 10 10 l6 Thousand bushels each;
also six good lumber vessels--capacity from l2s
70 800 thousand each; also one side wheel tug
light dran Apply TO J. b. SCOTT.
p263--tf No. Woodward ave Detroit, Mich
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15

lust RECEIVED. Afne assortmen. Of vi
- olip Strings.
By. cnEEsBBo.& Co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
BEWARE OF couNTERFEITs.

WHNE VF VVUN 4 HNr HIIc.
See that the signature Of 40. M. JACKSON" 10
ON The wrapper Of each bottle.
Should your nearest Druggist not have the ar
ticle. donot be put OF by any Of the intoxicating
preparations that may be offered in lis place. but
send 70 ms, and we win forward, securely packed,
by express.
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. 63l,
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
JON Es q EVANS. Successors 10 @. M.
jackson A Co, proprictos.
For Sale by all Drcriss aud Dealers In every
town In the United States
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
AN ACT

10 Proride for the improvement Of the Mari
cation Of Sayindp Riper, and 10 Auihorize
the County Of Saginaio 10 Loan Money IA
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-02-15
FRESH MEATS
or the choicest quality, also full stock "
SMOKED, DRIED AND PRE-
SERVED MEATS,

or every description. Tho utmost attention psA
to the preparation Of meats either fresh cured.
Meats delivered in all parts Of the city FREQ Of
charge.
East Saginaw, May rs, 1864 n-250-y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-09

DRAMAT1C.-The Troy Times speaks
in terms Of high praise of the dramatic
talent exhibited by the "Thespian" Club
of Bennington. 1t says:
, "The hall was filled, and although
there were many crudities, and much
that should be corrected, yet upon the
whole the rendering of the play would
have done no discredit to company Of
trained actors, instead of being the
work Of a few young people of a coun-
try village, entirely self.taught, the
most of whom, probably, have never
seen the interior of theatre. The casts
were mostly well sustained, but could
not help being particularly struck and
astonished at the almost classic render
ing of Hamlet by Mr.. Frank Bradford, a
young man who would shine as star
in the theatrical world If he could be
induced to adopt that profession.