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k,NS,s.-Thc y. Y. Iri5ppe SAYS: The Kan
sas Constitutional Convention has adjourned,
after adopting the instrument, which is the fruit
OF its Lbors. by "a vote of 81 TO Is, every Demo-
erat votirg nay. The Constitution is thoroughly
Ant-Shycry. but the right of suffrage is not
bestowed upon negroes. \ competition between
Lawrence and Topeka, each desiring TO be the
capital of the State, and resorting to some ques-
uoAible expedients TO advance its wish, ended
in the selection OF the latter temporarily. The
Democracy" will probably do their best to de-
feat the Constitution before the people.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

BRYAN'S PULMINARY WATERS ARE
unfailing it the cure of CoUGHs, CoLps, ASTHMA
BEoScuIrrs, SORE THROAT, HoARsENEss, Diff
CULT BREATHING, INCIrIENr CoSsUMrrIoy, AMI
DISEASES OF THE LUNGs. They have no taste OF
medicine, and any child will take them. Thou
before dcspared. Testimony given in hundred:
of cases. A single dose relieves III TEN MINUTES
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers-thc orr
sinal and only genuine is stamped Bryan.
Spurious kinds are offered for sale. Twenty-Five
cents a box. Sold by dealers generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y
For sale by R. THAYER, Co, Lansing.
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The ATLANTIC. - This noble magazine we'll
sustains its reputation. The standing features OF
quire rccapitulation; and in addition thereto,
there is always, in each number, new literary
attractions, silording variety suited to all
tastes. The present number contains a most
interesting article on the Zcuavcs.
Phillips Sampson * Co. are doing the readers
of the Union great and continued favCrs, by
furnishing much matter of high literary
character for twenty-five cents.
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Proceedings Of the Common Council.

Wednesday evening. luis eth IS5a
I; ~ 'n"n '"Encli mot prrsu1ni - adjournment 6
w u Smith, Mayer, ~ tie ,h,ir Present: N,,-tner
r'' Netr, ilReSEry, ia.,r ard Nr,,tro.
zoe proceedings - last meeting wrra real corrected
aud approved
IN seiiinn. Peter Esai-,n,ir ana 4; CI,r..,t v.r.
''1s~i hceusr N the ~ Nart
me report Of the couln,itr- On grades. mad The sp..
t'r this "vcoin-, tskrn up ani anl-I.lri b.
,nSrt N the Follow NJ STREETS :, W., ,h.,ry UusI,s
,.sefh' townsend aud Tanner Streets Said amend.
S"s sese accepted, aui the report A. amended was
"r,sns''"n of Geo II. G,.sialere was pre- en.ed and
"'u q, The resolution iehnin. the grading of Wash
ed and host i ~ ''@'"s'i'i
~, m''"n at Al kerr. the N,rshal was directed IN
pumps IA e-rttiu wells 10 thi> cty
49, nat the >ilesalkS sh. have a slnpe Of on. incl
'Set the gait-rs t-,t ,i,ap ami In. c.ptre al
80, i'e' u he level with ,he Walk Al the gutter
S''s some directions t. NJ. St,mad
-" hi''"'n, 'he Couucil Adorned
Gto. !. ARMSTRONG Gu Clsrl.
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New Hack e.iNr.

FINiIE undersigned purposes TO commence run
Il ming a Hack in and about the City of Lam
sing, for the accommodation of
Families, Parties, Funerals and Citizens.
On Monday, August lst. Fare reasonable. and
the accommodations shall keep pace with the
cncouragcmcnts offered
c. w. VAN ETTEN.
Lansing, July IS, 1889. 223
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In this city on the 3lst ult., by J. P. Cowles
Esq, Mr.. Henry Elderkin, of Lansing, to Miss
Emma Moore, of De Witt
On the 26th ult., by S. o. Russell, Esq, Mr.
John Bell, of Delhi, and Miss Emily Fishel, OF
Leslie.
BY the Rev. l.. ii. Moore, liz the township OF
Delhi, at the house oil the brides father, Mr..
Washington Irving Holmes. and Miss Louisa Ma
rion North, eldest daug .ter of Ii. H. North, Esq.
I'll the same place
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DY virtue of one execution issued out Of and
ID under the seal Of the circuit court tor the
county of InGham, "a me directed and delivered.
| have levied upon al the right, till, and interest
Of William :. Mead in and to the following de-
scrihed lands and tcnemcItS Ia wit: Lots Ne. ;.
q, lo and |, in block M =, in the Meadyilc sur
vcy, on section twenty five -, township two
north OF range one east, county Of lncn8m,
and State of Michigan. which | shall expose for
sale at public vcnjuc, L. tho highest bidder, a;
the court house, in the village Of Mason, on the
18th day OF September, so, II one O'Clock !. ".
Dated. Mason, july Esd, ls59
fw223 EDY BAKER. Sheriff
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Mortgage Sale.

DEFAULT having been made in the condition
~ of a certain mortgage executed by George
W. Derr to John Sample, bearing date April 18th
\. ID. 1851, and recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds of the county OF Incham,
State OF Michigan, Angus. 9th, !. D. 1857, in
lber of mortgages, on page 51S, which said
mortgage has been duly assigned to and is now
owned By me; upon which there Is now claimed
10 be due the sum of sixty eight dollars, and no
proceedings at law having beeninsttnted for the
recovery of the same, notice is therefore hereby
given, that said mortgage will be fOrecloScd by a
sale of said mortCaget premises, To wit the
south Lalt of southwest quarter of section three
60 in township one a. north Of range one west,
Leslie, ia the county Of ln.ham, State Of Mich
isan; a; public veniue, at the Court House in
Mason, in said county. on the sixth 10th day oi
August next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
JOHN ". PHELPS, Assignee.
BARNES x HUNTINGTON, Att'yS.
Dated, Mason, MAY H. \. u. ls5a. 2llwl2
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ANS, Fans, az the
CITY BOOK STORE
Notice to Contractors.


FvNiiE Commissioners of the Lexington and Flint
l. River Swamp Land State Road will meet at
John Flannerv's Hotel, in the village of Davis
vile, in Sanac county, on "Wednesday, the 10Th
DAY of July next, at l0 o'clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose of letting all that portion of said road in
Sanilac county, commencing at the northeast cor
ner of section ST, in township Ia north, Of range
Is east, thence west eighteen miles through said
county.
Also, at the old stand of Isaiah Butler, in the
town of Allison, in the county of Lapeer, on Fri
dav, the I'D day of July next, at Ia O'Clock, 4.
NJ; and also at Peascley's Store, in the town OF
North Branch in said county, on Saturday, the
33d DAY of July next, at Ia O'Clock A NJ, for the
purpose of letting all that portion of said road
and bridges in said county. commencing at the
northeast corner of section 81. in town l" north.
of range l. east. thence west and south To Flint
River, at the village of Lapeer, in said county.
Said road will be let in sections of one mile
each, 10 be completed within one wear. The road
is TO he built as follows
To be Crubbed thirty feet wide and cleared OF
all loose timber, brush and stones four rods wide
nd all that portion of said road which i laid ont
Pix rod, wide Is 10 be chopped out three rods on
each side ot the centre. And the whole rual j.
Ia he turnpikcd in such Il manner that the centre
ot the road will be two feet higher ;lau the sur
tace of the ground either side, sut'icicnt Ia
form a dry road bed.
All causeways 10 he built of timber not les
than six inches in diameter and sixteen feet long,
and covered with earth one foot in depth.
And all culverrs to he built not less than -four
feet wide and twenty feet long and 10 be covered
with three inch plank.
The number of side drains on each section, the
length of each. the number OF rods of causeway
TO be built, the number and size of each culvert
together with all necessary information. viii be
given on the day of letting.
The above work will be paid for in money and
swamp lands, in pursuance Of an act entitled
- An Act to provide for the drainage and recla.
nation of swamp lands by means Of State road
and ditches," approved February llth, lisa
Lexington, June :, 1889.
STILES r. NETTLETON,
DAVID CUTTER, Commissioner,
JOHN B. WILSON. SWIFT
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DREPARED from prescription Of ST James CLARKE,
L NJ u. Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen. This
invaluable Medicine i untilng the Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident 70 the female
constitution.
IL moterates all excess, removes all distractions, and
brings the monthly period with regularity. These
Pills should be used three weeks previous 10
nement they forIify the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the mother I" perform
her duties with safety tn herself and child.
Tisse PiiS should MT b. taken tg females daring the
FTRST THREE MONTHS II PrsgaIHcg. ,teg stre
d briBg McarriIJc. tt AZ dEy otasr tias they
safe
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain in
the Back and Loine, HeaVne~~ FATIGUE slight Ever
ton Pslptation the Heart, Iwne>> OF Spirits, Hys
tercs. Sick Headache, Whites aud all the painful diseases
occa,Bed hy iii ordered system. these PHI, vii etiec;
cure when all other means have failed sn although
powe rlu remedy do not contain iron, cIlur antimouy
81 ether mineral
Full directions accompanying erch package Price. IN
the Unit-i States and Canada. One Dollar.
Sole AGENT fnr the United States aui Canada
hop HtrT-, Eatc / baldwin < . J
Rochester. =. !.
V B-One nallar anA postage stamps enclosed =" any
authorized Agent viii h,tl- containing nj pill,
~ return uan
For sale hv L. TnNsg Lansing. l50y.
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Two Eoor-IAcKs-City airs continue to
abound No sooner does Higgins appear with
hi. cab on the street, than Van Etten starts a
splendid turnout--dark-green cab and black
horses. which would do credit to Broadway.
Second Ward against the First, and hardest tend
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ASCENSION AT DErEoIr.-Mr Bannister made
asuccessful balloon ascension at Detroit on We'd
nesday last. The lady who designed to arise
win HIM, was compelled 10 remain on this
planet owing to her specific gravity The bal
loon landed safely in Canada, after soaring more
than mile high.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

BOARD or CoSrRoL.-The Board of Control
OF the Ste. Marie Canal, left Detroit for Sault
Sic. Marie this afternoon, with view to exam
Inc and ascertain what repairs OF an immediate
Character are needed, AMI TO determine if the
man work can be deferred till July next, to meet
Tie wishes and convenince of the people of Lake
Sunar;nr
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Going East:

INSTRUMENTATION IA Depot at Grand Haven
Boat will leave Milwaukee on SATURDAY : az : = "
for Saturday Nights Express passengers wet. hut
VI train will NOT LEAVE uN SUNDAYS.
Trains leave jermini daily, Sundays excepted.
THE TELEGRAPH LINE Is now open fer PUEIC Gtsi
stsS-.
CONVICTIONS.
AT DETROT-GTest Western Railway for all P"iui-
EIst-Mchgan Central and Michigan southern Railroad
and Cleveland Line 80 STEAMERS
AT GRAND HANEN-Wth "Hurnn" Stesmer Tor Chi
cago, nc. &c.
AT WAUkEE-With the Mississippi, Lacrosse, CHI
cage Waterfowl, AMI Horizon Railroads ur all import
points West and Northwest and on the Mississippi
River. and with Steamer Tor Ports on Lake Michigan.
Passengers for Great Western Railway IA" Rail
xay Perry steamer al - & VI. Il. Uck, leaving Dock a.
o. \. NJ IL O0 Noon and 80 Y. VI
NIGHT TRAINS HAVE SLEEPING CARS At r
TAtlItD
TAe Company Time Table can be- had at any Of II
the stations.
W. X MUIR, Gen'l sup't. y
H. X VI. 4. Offices, June. 1853
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Yearly Advertisements have the privilege of three
charges.
~ The yearly ratessppiyt 10 regular and ordinary
,1.iness Advertisements, only. All others ehargedby
the square.
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BERRIES.-lhc rich ana luscious Wllu
berries, Indigenous to a newly settled region,
form great addition to the diet OF the table.
Icreabou,s, We have raspberrics in abundance
Swamp whortleberries suffered badly by frost
and were almost cut OIL, but there j. prospect
OF blackberries, though they also suffered by
Oh. June fr SITS
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4 RESOLUTION TO EXTEND Sill

=. Il ANAS~iF >IIsEtl -R.ei-ed ID III IuBs8gla tYaq
dF fhe 'iy II Ian ,sg That by them deemed lie
c-s-aTy tu s,trLl ,A-Sase- street, direct In
ward, r,Iu and street 20 Grand river, and - The
un form Ws.iH 'E- sst Shasas-ee street
make the sur ia tsum The line
"t section sixteen - the grounds of the Reform
hoo" AM Wat tlcy intend To t1a- private property
therefor. which property described follows, ~
>tT oi !dut of U Ire north --y 81 lut eight. bJrh
-NN six, ia the Ciy &C Lansing. eNtsulu. from Gran!
street - Grant ryrr and b'uuri south by the south
Boundary line q street evening from Grand
,ireet through -ai eight 10 the Grand river and
another strip 4 land ,n from the -Hnth side al lot nine
IA said block >IN'y IS extending it,m Grand street Ia
Grand river and lud"i nh by H." month boundary
Ga" - III N4~-- street, extended ttsaud street
ibt"a 30 ~,t t i, O. trtl River Aut that they viii
n the J"ct ty 'tlp-r 4. D. l>j4, at tw ell ca
IN tie at = apply O. q E'uT,er C4uri If the City
Of lanu,, al tie toiau 'uunci Rom. IN stid CIV
THAI beng thu place tar boiling said t0urt) tor
the drawing uN u f-,-!tt tai necessity of using
The property !H' !-d 90 Dr. tt the 4,t dam
age and c'nr-u-a winch ans per- u hr entitled
10 If such intended made - a-cer
Ia'D ami Assess $50 Ia '1tl"~ AID compensation ami
upon AL It, rTriui--- aud >6ii, thereof winch
N3ii h- h-neIf'ei hy such imp "yem-rt.
Done al 'n- cpntlrn council rum, THIS IIh day of
July, A u i>aH
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS.
The examinations at the Agricultural College
commenced yesterday. short vacation OF ten
DAYS will follow.
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sheriff sale.

DY virtue of one writ of execution issued out
ID OF aud under the seal Of the Circuit Court for
the county Of In-ham, 10 me directed and de-
livered, l have eTied upon al the right title and
interest Of Harvey Lee, in and To the following
described lands and tenements, to Wit: the north
half of the south east quarter of section sew
enteen III also, the south east quarter Of south
east quarter Of section l. in township three
rs north Of range two l. east, county of Ing
ham and State of Michigan, which | shall ex-
pose for sale at public veniue. 10 the highest
bidder, a: the Court House, in the village OF
Mason, on the 5th day of September. $50. at
O'Clock T. NJ. EDY BAKER, Sheriff
Dated, Mason, July 22d, A D. 1859. 6w222
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1T j. W. krEHrrr, Eclectic Physician and Sur
Noud r'ast respectfully announce that he will yisi,
'"nns On the 18th, Lansing the 18th and 18Th and
.'~ed On the 18th Of every month, wb-r. he will b. han
meet ms old friends and especially those who are sf
''e'ed With chronic and lingering diseases.
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!, '.eo. Armstrong, Clerk 6f tie City If
Lansing. a. hereby @. tfy that the above re>o
luton vas adopted hy the Common Cuunci! of
J SAID CITY. Al the Council Room. on the lin dnv
H july, \ u l>5F Witness my hand and the
Sea! Il the tI'v OF Lansing
~ aEO. a ARMSTRONG. C,fy CI.,t
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,,rxc-Thc work of trading Wash

ington ayenue-the principal business street
goes on steadily, and before another issue, Ian
sing will have three blocks of uniform grade,
with sidewalks, perhaps.
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FROM t,Fy. u TsGGART-Trenton, NJ, March !, 1855
DR. g. VI JACE-nN-nF,E SIR. ! have ben troubled for
some titue with = cold and bad cough. | thought /
wuul let it alone an1 it would get well, bat instead "'
getting better grew worse, until lungs ser"
that became ou>ly alarmed ion the Tecommrn
alton of Jtmes your agent IN this place s'ts tot
tie "f Corii,l AMI before u out cough
entirely we'll think IL IL the h,,t remedy tn cough !
saw aut have since u Ia al! friends
who have been troubled n That wav. Yours truly,
H. TAGGARr.
They prepared by Dr c. N JACKSON, as Arch
street, Philadelphia, Ia, snl soil by druggists and store
keepers IN every AMI village the United States,
Canadas West Indies and South America at - per
bottle. Two
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Tuesday Morning. August ,. 1859.

BUrLDIxG.-Wc learn that Mr. Ingersoll
has purchased the unfinished building com
menced by Mr.. James Shcarer, and will 90 on at
once TO finish it.
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A PJ-BlIC SINGER CURED or BRONCHITIS OF LONG
STANDING

PHHADA, May l., ISIS.
Ia. G. u. JACESoS-Dear Sir Thanks your IIOof
lands R,!samic Cordial, am now believe thoroughly
cured o that in the throat which has distressed
IA" for many years. You may not know that am
mainly DEPENDENT upon my salary leader of choir
FOR subsistence. About egh, year, a;, h',t felt
w~akne-. IN the throat, winch a. supposed was hat
Temporary, gave uurt,less f;Ht % soon became
painful To meal acitst me, for tune, filling
my situation therefo- dr.i-i,-i e. ON ali vocal
e-es Tor a month, when my al ost b"c 'e't~r. Re
-'.mns an, tue returned with ea-ei yip
wards g-yeal avr li-ri f"ui! e. ri h hat IL. f
f.ct DesptI.ny 81 a cue, rsIngu~h.d >tui'iau
and had turned attention To o'h~' hu~iue,,
81 your r.ulAt, Tell into my Lanl-. d-rrm ned try
the Cordial, and bought b,ttr with hat NV. IcoEd
not that any better, after taking Il, get deter
mined persist. accordingly b.. sht -couA. and
af'er third b,ttle by which time felt much
bette, Mat, IA u.h could sctrc-ly aT"ll il, deter
mino,i to purchase half dozen. When hal taken
-ixth bottle felt that cured AMI have taken
since. Six months have passed away, aud have
felt "f The ii,ca-c Ihtve Md any oil -itu
atom and ,he future "ok- b. .ht tir thlk y"u
are entitled To this crrtii.,te' Is at your s~rvic"
truly your-. g : GARRETT
Prepared ouiy ~ Ir &. VI Ia~k-"n, :" : Arch y
Philadelphia aud for al. nv druggists aUi sorekerrre
through ut the United state aud Canada. Price -
per battle. -
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iHANKs.-Hon. L. Chandler has our thanks for
documentary favorS.
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Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment
Commissioners Notice

THE Undersigned, having been appointed by
L the Judge Of Probate of Ingham County,
commits sioners 10 receive, examine and adjust al
claims against the estate of Chancey Culver, de-
ceased, late of said county: Notice is hereby
given, that they will meet at WilliamStOwn. No
vember 18th, al IL O'clock \. NJ. and at James
smiths, November 10th, at . o'clock, A. NJ. and
at Jesse p. Halls, November . 4. at Ia O'Clock
4. NJ, 70 receive, examine and adjust all claims
against said estate. Creditors are allowed six
months from the Esd day of Nav last to present
their claims {. /. MCRfl,
iw24u JAMES TYLER,
Commissioners.
Ill NIill,n,n.,n,u Inn. .Iith I.in
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JeweIv,Go|d &Si|VeT Watches,&c.

Having purchased nay Stock EN-
trely in the Eastern market, aud for Cash, Hat
ter myself that can sell Gcuuinc Jcwelry a.
cheap "a any establishment west of the city of
New York | deal in none hut the
Choicest Idrisii,s and most ipproc,d Stvlss
Having had a lon. experience in the business.
lm ihu, enabled ,o purchase tie oS>rIsE ar
ticic, and consequently nonr other are offered AT
my couutcr. Knowing that can sell "A better
article for less price than ANY other establish
ment in the city nf I.anSins,l invite all who wish
Ia invest in my line, 80 give me- a cal before pur-
chasing clsrwhcrr. Roacn,Lcr! H. +. RATil,
one door South of corycll & Jcni.on, Washing
ton Avenue, City of Lansing.
keep a first class Workman, and one Who can
not he beaten at watch repairing 10y any work
man ia the country. Ills work is warranted To
be superior To that of any other ever employed
in Lansing. =" Watches aud Clocks repaired
and Warranted. -. r. q ACu.
| Cjfg If Lansing, Nav H., 1859.
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Take them and Live!
Neglect them and Die. e

ug Tie pa'itnt I-frcA> Sussr Coated fiS have newt
been tEerrs 20 Iiars mouth aoa aching lonis,
have some others Therefore, persons m want 81
family lll, pleasant - AK certain :" cave and used p,
hons wiI certainly loaA tv other iae>c hls are
coNrrt with coating Of pure white sugar, no taste oi
medicine about them. hut easily taken as hts III
Confectionery FAMILY RlNES. - tf>1> BONES,
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UNsVEUsSALiST BOOKS,

III Al be found constantly on hand for sale at
vi the residence of the subscriber Some of
the latest publications and standard works of the
denomination. {. W. KNICKERBACKER.
Lansing july Is 1859 13lm3
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Attorneys and Counselors at Law and Solicitors
in Chancery, Lansing, Michigan. Office in
Cowle's Block.
GEO. /. PARSONS. D. q WILEY.
\. BID. c. Wiley will defend criminal cases
a. heretofore. a23
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
RATES. OF Advertising.

One s1uare Of lines 81 for the first Insertion, aud
so publication f"r sny perioo
unier three mouths.
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hR UNDERWOOD, Of Chicago, IL, the E:lNEST and
i SKUTFUI operator ou the ~ T. and EAR whu-- repu
t4on well known throughout the United ~A'e, Will
in Lansing Mich, Iue>dsy the 9th al August
aud VIII take AZ the Lansing House, whore lie wi
rcu4in until Friday, the 18th Of August F Iud-rw BOD
being regularly educated Physician AMI surgeon If the
Oh >chou vii be found fully competent :" perform any
1sr,'iru The Eye ard Ear required - restore lost
ht ur hnlrnr hy other sci. ufihc
docs those delicate within tire reac't 81
science .nt human sJii. 1le extraordinary AMI tJrW!
Nhir u f'tcu- h'ely performed - r Underwood, on
several cases OF I4t pymbUe-~, ~ which they we've
made "a hear and speak oprTa zion believed 10 have
before been successfully reformed 10y any other
the American C3Lt u-ut,3 j. certainly calcU
lated create hope Cnly in those similarly afflicted
inspire ui aud entire cuafo-ncr in the minis
those p may lie suffering from partial ToTI Deafness
that they have their diseases comp eteg removed
and hearing = styre,!.
pr VII b. provided with references Of the highest
e>p-ctahty which will o. furnished TO applicants WHERE
t.1 red
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02
New Firm

THE Subscribers hayin. recently associate d
i themselves together under the name Of the
Lansing Planning Mil Company, for the purpo-..
of manufacturing Sash, Blinds and Doors-aso,
Planning and Matching all kinds Of lumber, and
filing all bills Of work for the entire finishing
houses, would respectfully invite the attention
of all having business in our line, 10 give us a
call as We are now prepared to receive all or
iers, and DO the work in the best possible man.
ner. Shop opposite the Presbyterian church, on
the river, Middle Town.
e. &. DODGE,
JAMES JOHNS,
e. A. BAILEY.
Iansing, June 1, 81 ls3