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Thnix Rodlvivus. . Tbv9 Calif ormari anys the folio ir3 simple and touching retnarkaj" wnipaayin-; Doera s-a'&j'iriiaiBz ro. hand from tie " gion cf aoofffri- TVam t Tfco within "Which I have sot to poetry un .for tlia nam and etyle of "He bono Hi Level Hest,'' waa ouo among the wliitoft men I ever coe, and it not eve ry man that knoweJ him that cau tiiid it in his hoart to say he' glu J thy poso ; is busted and yona homo to the States. Ho was here in an early day, und ho was tlio handyest man about tftkin holt of anything that come along you most ever saw, I judgo ; ho was a cheerful, stoma cretur, always doiu soruelh'ug, and no man can say he ever toe lam do nnything by halves. I'rcacltin wan his natural t, but he wrn't ft man to lay back and twid le his "thuuis, hecauso there ' didn't happen to be notliiu tioin in his own cfiposliiul lino no sir, h(was a man nho would meander forth and stir up pomcthinj; lor himself, llis last act was to o to his pile on "kings ," (oalklatin to fill, but which he didn't lill.) when tliero was a" flush" out ji'ia him, and natorully, you pee, ho went under.. And 60, ho was cleaned out, as you may eay, and ho htruck tho homo trail, cheerful but flatbruke. 1 knowed this talonted man in Aikau raw, and if you would print thi hum bly tribute to his porgis abilities, you would greatly obloego his tmhappy friend. Svxori, SoulLern MIa?a, Jure, 1GGS. niC DONE HIS l.ttTEL SIST. Vm he a taxing on the fiat He Uono it with a. zest t Was be a lending of tbe choir lie dune bis Iwcl bust If he'J a regular task to do, ' He never took no rest ; Or if 'twas off and on the iime III done his level beat. If he wis preaching on hit beat, ' ' IUI trump from East to West, And North to South in cold and heat lie done hie level best. Ho'd cuss n.n4 sing and howl ami pray, And dance nnd drink nnd jest, And lie aud steal oil one to hiui Jle done Li level Lot. YThaU'cr this tain w.is set lo Jo, lie done tt with a zest ; No matter vhat hs contract was, IIk'd Pn HIS LRVt'L BEST. No Use rou Tnowsc?.. On tho morning of tho meterorlc fchowcr in 1832, old Peyton jioberta, who intend ed making an early atart to his work, got up in tho midst of iho display. On going to his door, he baw, with amazement, tho bky lit up with the falling meteors, and he concluded at ju.ee tho world was on fire, and that ho day of judgment had come. Ho ttood for a moment gazing in speech less terror at tho scene, and then with a yell of horror sprang out of tho door into tho midst of the falling stars, irml thero in his efforts to dolge them, he commenced n series of ground tumbling that would have done honor to ft rope-dancer. II vife, being awakened in the mean time, and see .ing l'eyton jumping and skipping about tho yard, bawled out to liim to know " what, in tho name of common sense, ho was doing out thar, dancin' round without his clothes on." 15ut Peyton heard ,not. Tho judgment, and tho long back accounts ho would havo to settle, made him heedless of all terrestrial things, and his wife, by this timo becoming alarmed at his be havior, sprang cut of bed, and run ning to tho door, shrieked out at tho top of her lungs- " Peyton ! 1 say Peyton ! What do rou mean, jumpin' thar? Come, and put your trowtiors on." "TrowKers! What tho li l'a tho use of trowsers when tho world's on lire?" ,4 Beastly Intoxication. Tho most remarkablo caso of intoxication we ever heard of, is related by tho Troy Time. About a month ago, an ollicit whisky distillery wa- in full blast on (Jrcoii Island, near Troy. One -night it was a &t ill night the man run ning tho machine had made eighteen gallons of whUkoy, and put it out in tho open air to cool. Along canto n cow. She was thirsty, and the bever age looked inviting, f-fhe swallowed every drop eighteen gallons of un rcctiticd whiskey, warranted to kill at forty rods. The cow has been drunk ever since. Fho staggered home,, and is now in tho fourth week of a grand old b3ndor. Tho cow eats nothing, falls down whenever they tiy to raise her up, and has become us lean as a trow instead of a cow. This cow, Iks side, had a young calf, whoso strange behavior lirst led to tho discovery of tho stato of tho mother cow. It iccl ed round and round, nnd lifting three legs and a tail in tho air, actually Epun en tho fourth leg. Oca Two Vf.tkiiass. Veterans aro no longer a novelty in this country. Kvery day they puss in honorable pro cession through tho streets on their return from camps and battlefio.ds. Put we havo two veterans, represent ing both branches of the service, who ii.ro perhaps the moat advanced in figw of any living representatives of the army und navy of any country. There is tho veteran Wintkld Scott, who was congratulated by n party of his fellow citizens at Wut Point on the 13th of Inst month upon attaining his nevcntv-ninth birth day. FVott was born (luring the progress of the Revo lutionary War, a few years before tho adoption of the Constitution and ten years aftor the Declaration of Inde pendence. The great American sol dier anl tho American nation are nearly coeval. Winf.eM fcscolt has lived through three vara, and each war a victory, yet his form is its erect na over. He used to eay that ho was no tall and his backbouo so ktraight tliut people called him proud. If he only had ft fctoop, he thought, he would bo considered ft modest man. However, although in his eightieth ar, his back bone is tt'U' etill. The oldest representative of tho navy, who has also witnessed threo wais, is Pear Admiral Charles Stewart, of Phila delphia, who wai efght-seven years old on Friday, and had been &ixty even years of his long lifo in tho American avy. He was born in 177H, just after the British evacuatedThil ndelphia, and he is reported to-day to T.e " active, healthy and cheerful."- These are veterans of whom the coun try may be proud. Porn almost with fbe republic, they have lived to see. it pfl-s through trials cut of w hi- h few rstina ha rm friumpbontly. r. UM. -po Old Quarters HAVE PASSED AYAY I! FOR TOE TIME BEING, i? v n e k k v a s, MEDICI N E S, DYE STUFFS, CHOICE W1ISIES PURE BRANDY, GENUINE LIQUOR Paints and Oils, Petroleum, Benzole, &c, &c, &c. . Will bo sold for cash as oheap as they can bo Bought for Cash in th9 State, at Frizcllo Brothers, KOEnLER BLOCK, WASHING TON STREET, xonnr or the nuixs. Steam Manufactory SPENCER &HEWCOMBE. Late I". Mumfotd'i, corner JtBi-rjou und Tui coln Streets. EAST SAGINAW. o .Co Orders Fromptlj Filled. IF AVIXn (lirrrmplily rpinir t Mi l m'1e ex tunnive aJiiitU'ii in Mm-hiniTy in the Fac tory formerly o'M-njiif-1 l.y 1'. Mumfurl, we are nuf rrparel to nil nil oraer on .non nmu-o. A pM.il ns-oitincnt tit Poor, Such, Ulind-, nnJ MuulJinjti con-t uiily on lian-l. Ail irrtgulur ire made toorJcron cbirt notice. 2Cly sri:Nci:it A MIWCOMBE, East Suginnw M y I, If-05. SAFE INDEMNITY, NY STA'I'I' AITTHOIUTY. 1EW ENGLAND nm; ash marine INSURANCE COMPANY IIARTFORD CflARTtREDCAPlTAtSCam rCASH CAPITAL., JZOQ.OQOQ OWitb a JarjTo Surplus. CS CF0D.MlW7T.Scn.XM'.mUXrn C27Tlii. Coin:iny luivm fully uiliei with ti e Lnw ol l iii M:itr. lire duly ntithiritvd to lnmre kit tin t Lo or L.innpu I'y Fire. Vtm IViUcle lucl mi mi liWitl tormi m any other rcFpolniillo coinnnny, ly r, k. RoiiiNso.v. Aetnt for Cant Sirimixt and tkinit Enst Snginnw, Aiijc Pth, 1?G3 C.ISAM) IIIIMi l( A 1 1. WAV. m -rrc::. ,i,.,:..;bj Tlirco exprcM tniiim Ivavo lctroit dily ns fol- 6.15 A. M. J 10.05 A. It. 5.15 P. M. For IU KFU.O, TlorilKSTKl!. SYHAn'SE, AI.MANV. I.I.MIKA. OWIKJO. IHNfJ. HAMPTON, IIAIUM-r.ritU. I'llll Alir.l.MII a, uai.timoiu-:, K"' V'KK. T:n.sTOX, WAM!N iTON, Ao 2 F-rrrr- truing Ur for I'OKT HURON. I.CX J.OV. IOIMiN'10, KINJ rN, ltKSCUT, MONTHEAI.. rortTI.AND, Ac Con icrtti'u nt i.'nturr, fur nil 1'i.icii in tin Enjjlnnd Flnlew Trnvi rnn y riiicL"' time. bich ii 0 mln- lltro nlowrr thiin J'rtrnit liliio- 'it-lic r lo" il'lf F.nt PnjrinriW Kt Yt , mnke direct Niiinr.i ion nt Junction xritu Night l-.:prf for nil inti Y.r. rn'tngr g'in Ent, rlioul-1 change Curt at ,h"GRANl) TRUNK JUNCTION. Coinr'uny' prim-ipftl I i-ktt ffTice, Iii I Ji'fTrnn Avtnue, Detroit C. V. REACH, Oon-r.il Prcnt, 27'J llroiolwoy, New Vork E. ItFIlY, Agriit Jlrtroit. LOSSES PAD In 40 Yar Over 817,000,000. ETNA INSURANCE CO. OF HARTFORD CONN. NET ASSETS, JANUARY 18C3, $3,077,362,71. FIUK AND INLAND NAVItJAlION RIPK3. Af;enrlrln 1I lltf Pil, rfrit C ltlre nnd Towmln Ibr I'n t d Kntm Arp'ioitioin f..r Jnur;iii'e Kill L froi"it5j ttalr'J to JnN 3. VIIECI.FK, pent. si ! Jaol STATIONERY For the 3Iul(itudc. a o o pq Largost . Assortment of WALL PAPER EVER BROUGHT TO TniS MARKET. ne w a o on s FOR FALL and WINTER TRADB, 1BC3-4 Hat Just recelred targe nJ Mtraotire u y."f 1 . ortmnt of BOOKS AND STATIONERY EMBRACING STANDARD, 3 MISCELLANEOUS, CLASSICAL AND SCHOOL BOOKS, JUVENILE AND TOY BOOKS, BIBLE AND PRAYER BOOKS, Large lot of Cap, Letter and Ncte Taper, Staple ana t ncy MAitonery, i-.nveiopep or all kiodf, lilutik Tuok, Meiuorunduu and Faf Looki. XIABIE, TODD CO'S CELEDRATED GOLD IP E 1ST S , Wnthe. Jewelry, Tare Silrer Ware, Rich tdated Uovda, Cltx-ka, Ae, Ac, together with a lurge itock of . Yankee IVotions. . The largest atoclc of Hall Taper erer offered fr tale in tliia market, of new atylea and patern, tndow Curtnin Taper, Oil t)lrl Inree vane ty, Curtain fixture, Ac, te , all of which will l e oi l LOW tVH CASH, aa ray motto l qukk lulea and mi nil profitf ZlSy I. b. D. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. AT E. P. & H. L. Penfield. Irviny Block, Geneceo Etrcot. FAIL ANDWiNTEH DRESS GOODS, f BALMORAL SKIRTS, KNITT GOODS, r WOOLEN HOSIERY & GLOVES, Woolen Yarn, all Colors. BLANKETS, BAGS, FLANNELS, Carpets, 5 Druggets, i f . Wall Paper, PAPER HANGINGS, &c, &ci &c, A Wo Agents fur tho Celebrated FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. CARLISLE, SMITH & CO. Leather and Findings Store . Corner tf Wator and TqicoU Streets, Eaat Lginnw. t Always on Hand, ; A full and complete itotk of LEATHER & FINDINGS Compriaed in part cf i STAKIPlt AND SLAtT.IITER SOLF, IIAR- KESS AND UPPER LEATHER, French, Spar Uh nnd Slanghtef Kip, French, Jersey, Ouk and Hemlock Ctf 'J Linings, Eindirga, Roans, Ae , Ae. Alro a General A wort men t of SHOEMAKER'S FINDINGS and all kinds of EIIOEMAKURS' TOOLS. Oar goods will ( dJ ns low as n( any ettab- lirbmrnt in Northern Michlgaa, and we shnll at ala times st-ll at as slight a innrgin for profit aa dealers elsewhere, V est or East. CASH FOR HIDES, At the Highest Market Trice. CsTP'roam'' the p'ow, enrnerof Water and luscola Streets, Fust Sglnw. CARf.tSf.K, SMITII A CO. East Saginaw, Sept 14, 1864 2C7yl HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PHILADELPHIA, PA. DT.EA.E3of the Urinry and 5etnal 5ys-tpm-nf and rxliiihlo trentmen. Also the PRIIiAL CIIAMCFK, an Ks-ny of Warning and Instrmilon, sent ia senled rnvetops, fr of charge. Address Dr. J. 6KILLIN llOl'rtHTOX Howard Assoiatioo, N 2, fontb Moth ftreot, rnnm'pn's, i s. .y DUCKHOUT'S COLUMN. . ...... . - v . . . ....- . v. . - On ' ESEctindL FOR 'Ut SUMMER TRADE B. B. BUCKHOUT, AT HIS. NEW STAND, Saginaw Block, NORTH WATER ST., Tlai receited this Fall an nouinally Urge as sortment ef HAEDABE, Stores, Iron, Steel, NAILS CUTLERY, GLAS3, AXES OF ALL KINDS, CADI.C CHAINS .Til LI. SAWS Cross-Cut Saws, BUTCHER'S MILL SAW FILES, ' ' Rub- . ' ber and Leather Pelt Ing, Shovels, Hoes, Fpadrs, Fnrminr Imple ti ents, Japanned Were, Pake ties, Camp Equipments, Iron Kettles, Hnlchets, Frying Pans, Halter Chains, Wooden Ware, Iron and Steel of all kinds for Plntksmllhing, Polts, h'uts, Screws, Tat ka.Nnils, Files, Rasps, Horsc-Shua Rasps. Steel Springs, and Shell Skeins for Ruggies and Wag ons, Ioor Hinges Oate Hinges, Sftd Irons, Lor Chains, Trace Chuins, Carpenters' Tools. Squares, Trowels, puck Saws, Pitch Forks, and other Farming T'ls, Pocket Knives, Talde Knives and Forks, Pa- sors, Scis lori, Ac., All kinds of Oun Fixings, Patent Wads, Copper Flusks, Shot pouches, Percussion rps, and llullct Moulds, Horse Cards, fl jrse Brushes, Wrenches, Shoe Knives, Coop- in Toolt Uniik Shears, Tailors' Shears, Buttonhole Cutters, Everything. SHELF HARDWARE SAWS, CARPENTER' TOOLS, LUTLEnr, POOR TRIMMINGS, if CREWS, OF ALL SIZES, AC. IFACT IJKOG COPPEB, TIIT, ' a yj) SHEET IRON WARE, OF ALL KINDS, Manufactured to order, of the best material, and in workmanlike manner. Stoves put np, Pipe Ctted, Eave Troughs and Water Conductors made and put to, Repairing promptly attended to Kerosene Lamps made, or fitted with Burners and Cbiinneys Camping Utensils made in any desired style, Lumbermen Ctted out with all es sential articles for Culinary Purposes in the woods; Zino Boards lor stoves made to order, and everything required in thislranch of mechsuka business duue promptly and well. A Complete Assortment of everything usually called lor in the line of Tin Ware, always on nana. AImj, boost Iron and Copper ware. A. TTVL.! PTOCK or BRASS KETTLES. PORCELATV KETTLES, PRESERVK CANS, TEA AliD COFFEE CAN S, BREAK BOXES, AND GENERAL TAN MY FIX1UEE3. Particular Attention Is invited to so Excellent Assortment ol FOR ALL PUIirOSES, Of Lato & Excellent Patterns. COOKING, PARLOR, ALL OF UEST QUALITY! Rudsia and common Pipe with all irecrssiBT rt.Ttcnts, READY FOR FITTING UP AT ONCE. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of everything usually to he found In any Hard, wart F.ttlihnient. Fnat or West, with the ad dition of articles incident to the business of I.um hrring, Salt IUHng and Manufacture, Fishing, Hunting end Trsj plug, will rUojs I found ai my Store, where I shall he happy as all times to meet old customers and pew, Pat pntrousga gratefully a kiiuwledcd B.n. buck titer." Esst Ssgtos w, Ang, I, If 31 WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL. t 0 HARDWARE E MJPORIUM. No'a 1 and 2, EMPIRE BLOCK, WATER STREET, Jour Doort South of Oenetee Street, EAST SAGINAW. Cast Steel, Blister Steel, German steel, Spring Steel 13ICST 2srOItWA.V 2STAII-.ROI Ialce Superior Iron, . Hwedish Iron, Pru Iron, American Iron, ' ef all Sire. SHEET IRON, LAKE SUPERIOR CHAIN, AMERICAN DOUBLE-LINK CHAIN. . ' ENGLISH CHAIN. BRASS, COPPER, AND IRON WIRE, WAGON SKEINS AND BOXES, HUBS, SPOKES AND RIMS, SHAFTS AND POLES, Mallcablo Castings, Nuts and WasVors. HARDWARE of every Description. ST O V ES, TIN &. SHEET IRON WARE, TABLE A POCKET CUTLERY, a Complete Assortment of ITOUSE FURNISHING GOODS CUT, CLINCH, SIIEAHTING NAILS, PRESSED AND HAM MERED II. S. NAILS, Cut and Wrought Spike, Fiiii-xliing, Cx-mgr, LUrrel, Clout and Gimp Nu:U and Tack, MECHANICS' TOOLS &C. Turners', Coopers', Maons', Bla ksmitba', Ma chiuisu' and Painters' Tools. Great assortment of Asm, Wedges, Leslie Rin Door, Cupboard, Drawer, Chest, Trunk and Pad Looks, Butts and Screws, and Baildora' Hardware Generally. Ilarness Si Coach Trimmings, Whifflotrccs and Nock-Yokes, Gongs, House and Tea Reels, . Force, Suction and Bucket Pumps, Lead and Zino Pips. Salt-Well and Wooden Tubing. Brushes of all kinds, Cordage, Onkuro and Hemp Packing, Ruber Packing, Gamuts and Belting, Hay, Platform, Counter and Tea Scales, Machine, Carriage, Fir and Plow Bolts, and Log Screws, HUBS, SPOKES AND FELOES. BLOCK TIN, SPELTER, LEAD, Eaboit Metal. SAWS AND FILES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Copper, Tin and Shoot Iron Ware, and Incident to this lino of trade. M ANUFACTURIN G, Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, msnufae. tnred no order at short notice, store and conductor pipes mads and put np with despatoh. Tke continued ptronsge of tha public Is lollo ted. ' SCHMITZ k M0RIXY6. . FURNITURE. The Subscribers now offer for sale at tbe CITY A UCTION STOItll . Large and wall select stocks of . F U R TJ ITU RE, Consisting In part of SOFA. TETK-A-TETES, LOUNOES, . SOFA SEAT ROCKERS, BUREAUS, TABLES, CENTER TA DLLS, BED STEADS, CHAIRS, , BED ROOM SETS! WhatNoU, Hat Batiks, Looking Glasses Mattrassea and Pillows. Moul lings. Picture Frames Blade to Order. In short, everything in the furniture Una! " Ad ditions are lusde to this stock of Goods each week, and parties desirous of purchasing Furni ture will fiud it for their interest to call bars be fore purchasing elsewhere. C. D. BLISS A CO. Aug. 1st, 1064. 261 ly NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS! East Store Crouse Block. Q. H. & J. B. Crouso & Co., Art now opening an entirely New Stock o General Merchandise in tbe East Store, Creuse Uenesee btraet, uiock, , . . EAST SAGINAAV Their Stock consists of a large and wtllselect d variety of Bomestlo and Staple Coi.s'.stlng cf Silks and Dress Goods, Prints. French and English Merinos, Delainx, Borages, Wool snd Cotton Flannels, Mittens, Gloves and Hosiery, Denims, Stripes, Sntinetts, Cloths and Cassiniers, Brown nnd Bleocbed Sheetings and Shirtings, Clinks, Linseys and Plaids, Grain Bags, Toweling, Table Linen, Napkins, Table Covers, Striped Ticking, Burlsps, Ae. White Goods and Fancy Goods in great variety, Cam bries, Lawns, Check Cambrics, Curtai" Drapery, Wall and Window Paper. CROCKERY FgLASS-VVARE A Urge and beautiful variety of Lamps, Look ing Glasses, Chamber Setts, common and fine Taole Cutlery, common and silver Forks and Spoons, Egg Whlys and Btisteyi, Pocket Knives, Shears, Scissors, Ac, with a general variety ot Yaukee Notions, as Pins, Needles, Thread, But tons, Ae. Drcrs Trimmings, Ladies' Gloves and Hosiery in great variety- GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, Jackets, Overalls, Merino Shirts and Drawers, Heavy Itihed Drawers, Hats, Cap, Fur Goods, Buck Mittens and Gloves. ( HARD W.A.IR.E. Cast Steel and Silver Steel Aios. Nails, various kinds of Shelf Hardware, Ae., Ae. Groceries and Provisions, A lares and fresh assortment of Coffees, Teas, Rug". Molasses, Syrupa, Spices, Saleratus, Coal Oils Dr;'f and Mediciues, Fisb, Fruit, Dried Apples, DrI Plums, Ac , lo. Kerosene Lamps, Chimneys and Wicks. TeVThese Goods were bought for cash, by an exerieneed buyer, and at great advantage con sidering tbe precarious state of the market. They will be oflered at a very small advance from cost. All those having purchases to make, and the puMio generally aro respectfully invited to eall and exiimine Goods and Prices before purchasing elsewhere. . 0. II. A J. P. CROUSE A CO. East Saginaw, Jan 1st, 16G5. 1865. George W. Merrills PROPRIETOR OF THE East fiaginaw Foundry AND MACHINE SHOP, Announces to the public thnt the establishment is better than ever before prepared to meet the wants of increasing business tho aJilion of a LARGE IRON PLAINING MACHINE The longest and hes vest in this part of the Stats and a 1ST 23 "W LATHE, Expressly built for cutting Threads on Salt Tu bing and some other editions to machinery makes tbe shops well suppliod with good Tools .nd prepared to execute promptly all orders for Sm.m Mill and Grist Mill Irons. Plouchs. Potnsh Cauldron and Sugar Kettles, Bos Stoves, Sleigh Shoes and And-lrons, Brass Boxes and Composition Casting. Forged Steel and Iron work. Particu lar notiss is hereby extended. TO SALT MANUFACTURERS. I am fully prepared to eut Threads on Well Tu bing, manufacture rumps Tor Fait ells 01 ne ft.. Ka.mr.lra in na mnd da ell kinds of Iron work usually wanted at Salt Works with Uis- pa'uh. AU Work Will Bo Warranted, To do good business and be In all rorpects as represented BifTbe Patronage of tha Tubllo Is respect fullv sol'cited. Brass and Corper bought in ex change for work, or paid for in cash at all times. Shops are situated In id ward, w ater aireei. on tho Dock, Eust Saginaw, Mich. lau or Aaaress O.W.MERRILL. P.O. Vox W. VM. ItOIJKUTS' PHOTOGRAPH & AMBROTYPE Waahlnrton St.. orroaite Toet Office. Ess Sagaw, Mich. tlr. MILLIfJERV. Superb and Faablonabls) Stock of MILLINERY GOODS j . BONNETS j HATS bO.j AT MY MILLINERY EMPORIUM, ,' 1 Washington Street, opposite Bancroft llouso, East Saginaw. CLOAKS & CLOAK MAKING, Dress Making. The Ladles of East Saginaw and Vicinity are respectfully notiCod .tbnt I have employed the services rf an accomplished and experienced Dress Maker, who will never full to give entire satisfaction. WORSTEDS. I have also added to my extensive assortment of Hats, Millinerv Goods and Clor.ks, a vast amount of ZEPHYR WORSTED, Double, Ei.p lish and Split. I also have a great variety of SILK Rib HONS, and all kinds of DHKS3 TRIMMINGS. ALSO AGENT FOR ," ' GROVER &: BAKER'S CELEBRATED SEWINQ MACHINES. Call and see them. MRS. E. G HAMMOND. East Saginaw, Oct 21, 1SG3. : , 215y FREY BROTHERS DEALERS IN SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, SHEET MUSIC, ' TAPER HANGINGS, YANKEE NOTIONS, FANCY ARTICIJA &c. book: binders And Illauk Hook Manufacturers. ToyM ! Toys J J Toys!!! The largest and Best Variety of Toya, In East Snginaw. . Also, a splendid variety of articles for Holiday Presents. Wster Street, opposite Silsbee's Furniture Store ii .irt nugir.w Mug CASH En O O WAREHOUSE. THE LARGEST AND BEST BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE In Northern Michigan. IS CARRIED ON BY lli. S. LENHEIM, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE WALKER A GOOD INOS NEW WAREHOUSE, ON WA TER STREET j ;!Kast Saginaw. It Is prepared to supply sveryoody with Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, ot the most Fashionable Styles Ttit BEST QUALITY and at the LOWEST TRICES. i Particular Attention Paid to Custom Work, AND ALL WORK WARRANTED. Mr, George Crabbo, THE BEST CUSTOM BOOT MA KER OF THIS CITY, Has Charge. of the Manufacturing Department J. W. GILBERT &. CO., MANUFACTURERS OF Compos! ion Roofs, and Roofing Materials. Aim BLACK JAPAN VARNISH, 1 .'OR pointing all kinds of iron work, such as a rail road hridgrs, rar trucks, steam tailors, sheet iron chimneys, tin and iron roofs, eave troughs, shutters, window csj s and sills, columns, fen ces, agricultural Implements, mill gearing, union, mump, miro, nuns 01 vessels, ic. 7 I.I. v.ntl.h latKa ..t nn.t J,.l,t. coating for iron. work now in use, and ran le ap- pnea ny any inexperienren Jierson. A iinerai discount to tha trade. Rambles sent when re quired. urdera addressed te us, box EJ3, will roccive prompt attention. streets, Office, 61 Jefferson avenue, Detroit CIGARS! GIGARSI A large lot of cheap and high-priced eljrnil Just received, and for sale whn1os.land retail ty ' M. II. ALLAM'l A to, Inlrg Flnck, ere dror weM of t LUtl"'s fark Mm s CHICAGO MEAT MARKET, 2STO. lk CntM ttrMi, 4 doort Edit cf the EvrA Uvute. John (U. Tholl, Keeps at all times, at his well known establish ment, an assortment of FRESH MEATS Of tbs choicest qnality, also a fall stock i SMOKED, DRIED AND PRE SERVED MEATS, Of every description. The utmost attention paid to the preparation of tneuta cither fresh or cured Meets delivered in all p'vrts of tho city free charge. Euet Sngtnaw, lUy 25, 1S64. n-250-jr WM. ZIMMERMAN & Co, AVhole aate Dealer in Foreign Wines , and Liquor Boniostic Ilrautlyv Ohio cctlilcil Whisky, Ao ' South Store, Union Block, Water St., East Sag inaw, Michigan. , Ilavs facilities for rectifying whisky of at kinds, at their stand. W. Z A CO. Eutt Saginaw, July 21, 1SC3. 220-3mp . WHO WANTS? - .Who wants prime laml'wool undershirts, Or splendid Drawers or Hole, Who wants Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs Or Camhric if they chose 1 Who wants asnow-whlto Llnn"hlrt The tezturo superfine, ' Who wants a killing necktie The shirt-collar to entwine 1 . Who wants a stylihh Coat or Vest, . Or any shape or shade i . Who wants si handsome pair of Pants As cod u ever were made 1 . Who wants a Brt-rate Oiercoet To ward old winter! chill, A "Ruglan'or "MoClellan," "Bnng-up" or what you will, Who w.intt Scarfs, Shawls, Gloves, Gauntlet Suspenders or Valise, . . Trunks, Carpet Bags, or aught that tends Gent's comfort to increase. To Marks' fsr-fsraed Tower Hall Should hie them in a trice, And know that he aluue tupplics Primo Clothing at Low Price. TO II. M A It li K Clothing mid (.cm' rurnisliiut? oi umpoi itmi. Genesee Street, opposite the Bancroft Hons East Saginaw Mich. Livery Establishment; A. W. CMTES A CO., A T their New. and Extensive Stables, om ii. Washington Street. EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN. Have one of the I Best Livery Establishments in the West. Family "turu outs" linrses and Buggies, Sadie Horses, and "rigs" of all styles, single or four t It UUIEl'F. I'H'Uil 1 Ijr imcu HUI. NEW AND IN STYLE. .. Everything ntout the estntlikhment is in good shape, tidy now and of late style. Horse always iu good condition nnd carriages and Har neses nentand tidy. llEASUXAlilE RATES! only, charged in all instances, and the utmost pnins taken to give entire satisfaction to all exu tomcrs. a. w c:ati:s v Co. East Saginaw, Aug. 8, 1SG3 Dress and Cloak Making. MISS E. McBRIEN, THOMPSON Street, South side, 3 doors from Jeflcrson Street, will attend promptly and sntisfnctorily to all orders for Drers or Cloak making. East Saginaw, March 1G, 18G5. 293-2mr Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD. CONN. CASH CAPITA!,.-. $200,000. E. THOMAS 1.01 DELL Soo'y MAt.K HtiWARD.Pres't. NOTICE is hereby given that the agency the Merchant's Insurance Compsny Hartford, for Snsinuw County, has this day been transferred to the ondornignod, who will hureuf. ter promptly i ttend to and conduct tho business of that company. This company stands A No. 1 , as will be seen l y relerring to the statements of the Troy fire, which occurred a few weeks sinter i lOOOU wss paid promptly by this compnny at that time. Those desiring risks tuken can do no better thna to insure in this company. 11 U. IS L 1, Agent. : Fast Ssglnnw, June 24, 1EG3. NEW QUARTERS. New and Extensive Stock of Wine LIQUORS, CORDIALS, &c. C.L. I.--4-18G5. A. 1 TV ROOT & MIDLER, RECTIFIERS, WHOLiaiLE AXD HETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS. Now occupy the Corner Store Burt's Block, teit to Gooding A Hawkins Warehouse. Where they bars s Full Stock of' PURE LIQUORS,: Imported snd Domestlo. Rectified WhUky s. very Low Figarra. ' A.M. ROOT. A. J. MIDLER. East Saginaw, March 29, 185S. 295 Lath Sawing machines.. THE subscriber eontinaea to manof.ictore atv his Foundry and Machine Shops in this cWr IhecclobrslelHI.AlKIK A CLAKK'S PATENT SRLF-ACTINO LATH 8AWtN MILLS, and Improved BOLTING and PICKET MACHINES also the SKLF-SETTINO SIDING and FLOOR ING MILLS. J NO. E. KITTON. ft, Clair, Mi.k , April 3d, 16C.S,