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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

We have made general advance Of hsG q cent
upon quotations Of this day week but readers need
little plsnson fully 10 undsrstand the condition Of
the market. 1t vii be seen By our Albany C.ttle
Market Report, that owners there generally held their
cattle at about cent pouod net advance upon ths
the previous week, out that few were sold Owners
came Into this market wth the same views, and tue
opening prices Of Tuesday based upon that calcu
lat.on, aud few sold at that; bat the brokers
soon found that il lake, two to make bsrgsin-that
butchers were willing to concede an advance Of half
cent, and all that could he got over that would bs
sales Of Tuesdsy footed up unusually small it wa
dragging market and before night there was gen.
ers cessation Of business. This morning opened with
q good deal Of briskIess for hrst-clsss Cattle The
butchers were wiling to pay lie. for frst-class,
but they were not to be had. Aiter taking ont
about 30 head, the balance vas made up OF Western
Steer. good ard bsd-some that look as though they
ney,r cane nearer eorn-erib than across ten acre
ID and knew little Of the value Of excel t what
thew had derived from shuck. To these sid old stsgs
poor work oItn ard miserable Dbl cows Altogether as
hard lot a. we ever saw in these yards, aod tia.
made up the supply OF the day. There we've a few
extra CT premium fat oxen that sold at Al di2c v
d. while some Of the poorest brought hardly 7c.,
that the variation BEES e1tremes Of prices was
about &C.; and while owners # the best were wsn
satisfied tbe owners Of the were very sare taat
tic .ske. Yss .? be.:c. Il :. "a. wsak-G iacI .na,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

LEADPiG quiet and steady sales Of % tun. Soft Spanish
at 5 Is, aud 30 10. MEXICAN = 81 cash
LIME-Rockland is inactive at c Tor Common, and 81 70
Lump.
LhrHs-Esstern dull at 81 Bpm.
MOLASsES-Forean dull and heavy; New Orleans s in
moderate sales Of 100 bb At i.a @ the latter for
choice.
NAVAL sTORES-Sp.rits Trpeutine is inactive and the
sgnty easier sales OF Az bbs q, i90 i9tc
active request and further sales
100 bill. Wilmington 20 arrive, a. - 49, aud LOCO on the
spot been made In the DesHbornOOd OF % 81 30 10
Ro.in light stock but the inquiry for moment
limited pending further European adyices aud parcels 10 ar
rive be readily obtained = IS while the stock
In yard cannot b. touched short Of 5 ~ = $40 h. delivered
The medium and fine grades modetae request at
sighy higher rates for the aeT sales Of go bbs No at
~ I2ldS2 % $50 10 $50 do. low No at 81 ~ 75a &SP
$50 n 600 DO No aud Pale White a. $50 90 and 100 DO
Pale re g Tar continues IL good request and,
greatly reduced stock prices hm a. the improve
mept sales Of 80 bbl. Washington, 10 arrive AZ 80 81 bb
Pitch sells slow ~ 3i041 2t y Dbl The exports since
Jan poIt comprise 4sJj boil. Spirits Tarpentne,
1886 do. Cuce, i9l2 do Rons, LIN do Tar aud ~ do.
p,,.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

FRUITs-Rai.iu quiet ssss OF Lay n AZ 20 ~ an
Bunch 81 80 Havana Oranses In lots selling At IS -
bp Dried Fruits firm. sales OF State Appe' - = Vf
quote ct 4josi 50 per DOL.
GRANThe demand neG il more active 10 PAT spec
native buyers sellers in their views a. the close
there ste.dness tue sales 300 BUSH good nle
Michigan 3 81 and SO bush mite Kentucky AZ o.
az 70 Barley : without change; small saes ~ Ii 81
Bailey MALI In limited requs. a. CSC . TO- Oas are hrn
but sctiye; supply fair Of common quates saes u
stat At 5S6oc and Western ana Cauadisn az 6.Gof ana
OOo prime Prince EDWARD lsl.nd at ej Wnite Beans
arr fru.r sales Of 90 bush. a. l50 81 = ol.h Cor
Is frmer moderate al Prices oeos toe views oil
b6es the sales se 1909 buf1 79GSo for White Jersey
ec6s2c for White Southern pat old aisle. for Jersey Vel
low Gic for very prime Yellow Pennsylvania and 8oc for
Mesiern nAod l store. Rye Is qle, suau sae, s. ooSo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

Here we have the total business Of the year 1853,
amounting to sj,lSj330, net profit Of S?,lG3, 40,
AID net increase in profits over last year OF
500, $50.
I'll, Boston Post Gays:
Money is in better demand as the season advances;
the imports are coming in merry and in fine assort-
neDt and the fabrics of own manufacturers are IN
much better request. AL prognosticae capital trade
to come, with money sufficiently abundant for the en-
cement of healthiu enterprise But in saying
this we have said nearly all there is to say without
corning to the details of the market
The imports at New-Otlesns for the year 1888
amounted TO SIS j27 4SO of merchandise and ,773,.
96J of specie
A party of engineers has been organized to locate
and construct railroad accross the Isthmus Of
Tehauntepec.
At an adjourned third meeting of the creditors Of
Lawrence, Stone & Co.. held on Monday in the Court
of Insolvency. Boston, claims to the amount Of up
ward of s7j, 600 presented and allowed, making
the total amount Of claims allowed something like
50 100, 600 thus fer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

The Philadelphia Press states that tue Pennsylvania
Railroad Company refuse to pay the tunnage tax, i'm
posed by their charter, to the Commonwealth and In
tend to contest its corstitutionay in the courts as ad
vised by their council, Messrs. Cuyer Meredith and
Crittendep, in an opinion recently published. The
amount due at the present time, for the last elk
mouths is ever 100000.
The annexed table will show the amounts at the
several repositories subject to the draft of the Treas
nrer of tbe limited States on the 9th of January:
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Markeu-Rrpor,si BE- TeierrapA.

Pgrt.pFtPHt. Feb. 2-FLoUs firm. WHIar quiet and
pMc- White A5GS 6S; Red, 81 Sldsl a. CoSS quiet
Y-iow 74G7s'c. WRIsSY steady a. Gde3c.
Aosi Feb The sales Of CorToS to-day 90 bales
decline OF t. Mdelng lIGt.ci sales Of TIE last three
osys 81 bse receipts OF the same time 1911 oAea srES
Ling EXCHANGE. i07tGl3
CHARLESTON Feb iThe CorroS market IS depressed sae'
today 26rO bales $500
ArGusrA Feb. AT savannah sad this city all de'crP-
ten, 81 CorroN declined slightly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
v.cc;p,. of Produce..FrB.

p, r,,, Ra,,o1ei GO bis Four 100 DO whisky 81 bush
Nbss, : q 60 Oats 60 Dressed hogs 81 pk Ashes Ola do
10 DO Butter S92 DO. Lard IS do Tooa,oo $50
de-. Leather 50 roll. Co., 10 Hides.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

sses Of Hog for the week endns FEB 1881 ~ Miles
B.r. commission merchants No e1 Washington street:
For T. Abe Lindsay, Allen Co., o., 100 sin fed Hog,
gro. 29 D price &c C. Sephen Nsw-fors lt sail led
Hoss sy po. 2i5 %, o.; Dowt!nf NewYofs 80 corn
led Hogs Il3 VIM csrs ritt.bs,s6 p. \.
con- Ted Hog. az sro. 81 b 4e W. Bsserssa Marion Co.,
Ohio, I5I fed Hos' 10 %, ec.i owner,
81 ooff.d Hos - n, IA Bidd- Bsllsfontsios,
Ohio coEnfsd Hoss iis ID. &C. w A. Bainexs
serecs Co.. Ohio, - cornsd hog, lS3 6ll0o
J. Sloan Seneca Co., o. -. c0rn.fsd Hoss a. xro 1855
lSilooc. PARCEL Andrews. Marion Co.. o. I2 corn "a
Hos. gro. ~ 70. 81 l0c. Same Owners. ~ eornG FED
., 10 corn ed Hop gro. 100 H. Sc. Petty erun,.
nYncie Ia 10 eors ed Hogs, gro. lSS n. 30 W A.
ses BAKE vo.bsrsa. hleh, extra Fac Hos 9rcss
SANE GSnsr. los eoraed Hog. asS' ~. ~ u
90 r. Weea LoTan Co., Ohio 73 sopfsa a1s' ~ gro ~
Di . lflvc. IL Wright, Huron Co.. QUO ~ corn tes
hos' sS arc ls D. 6t.loc. Rddi. geieioutsns ohio
I'd Veg, a" gro $50 ~ tn',''1 a" III
s9.'r u. sOss:ed bsp o. ps ~ D, siee AsaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
REPORT

Fos TIVE WEEK Es6.sc WsbsssDiv, FEB. 2, 1889
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF ALL KINDS FOR THE wstk.
According to the reports from the several IN tho
lily, there have been received this week:
Beeyes. Cows Vesls. Sheep Swine. Total
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

HOPS quiet very firm l41l8c for good to prime
1883 Oh dull .
HAY-The market better and prices are lower with lin
tied LEGAL demand .a,s Of 800 bales a. t0G70c g 100 ~
Straw /. plenty at G57. & 100 %.
HONEY is quiet prices are steady The sales are unim
portsnt We quote Cuba 6367c duty paid aud zoe Ia
bond. ....,
LEATHER-Henlock and Ook are both steady al 81 d25ic
for Light Middle Bucnos Ayes Hem!ocS aud Od52 FOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03
y. ". Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce

,R.ro-.s roh TIVE w s TN TsHuSr by Drew
inc ,Oi 49,. g., ~ ~ 20. .na
pascs NO. Is saSaT sSe ''' the ''o 0'
~ ~ 80, 80, m,II n.n nd-lible direction, on .yefy
pedine weight With tae count aud name of anti
as hi If ps,tienisrs inside Of one s.ge marked
T; Aso , or bv mail with Note when And no W
- - "a
CoMMIs.ossIfoi selling pe e s sn ia ~ rnsr
* 49, az PI . gspersIy 5 q cent
are tor sales al sooa So oa or
istors' prices
~ ND 80. Cb.s 10 bi,br Tbs bulk Of the
.t % @ hand .nd under the stimulus Of fair de.
sp' ,P H. mon our last oaot.op fhere have been stnsl
s at lie and many choice dalre. higher figure
TneIe no export 0e%ssa al s'e. ss aa ali
n y, 1 home consamPon a, With tn.
stock IN re-eI;r.
brIfGG-Me qaotSs; ., an ,ob,o nj, s.,arn coo.l DIS
state "a. 81 '11 t; W Me-, E Es: Vs. l SS
Fair 10 PRIME do..2n a y Central ONO ro'.'"lo ~I'
Ordinary to tar ......'7 9ls
ESIa quany, b.'.l.did t9sli'a pery !oAol'.l ,,
E ~. 10 DAM S 1Go.l III az!
See ,ldes, GOO 3D. Veal eapea,.e..... elo
ffs cary fScep. Of b las. m days have been
The American Express. Company brought SO The
United States. not ENTHUSIASTICALLY about amount,
y G tun, By these routes The demand
3 ls ana We sssve sers s, PoaIs,y Nov % il frs:
ha.o' I'r e. s b", ts sa,,r and the m,rEe;
la. Ian an "P ,"1aI iGI .t%! cno,..
hlNh W 81 80 ,c...e choice p head Is M
5roNls, g't ''''''' ~ - lnVcts ~ n,iI rs "a
iIihrys 10 IN '.' p - ~. ~ 6.s.
49, - \, n n - 10 Fowl. ,bo,e .. d a
-. IL, i.s q 40 IBucks Co Chckeus.u 4l2
S S' .ar =, ~ lSs11,An, .i5 ais
$500 80. IN ~ tis
10 Cb.kers
49, ~ 49,. a. - ~, NC an, s-1. In !.
az At.'' utlti. a. - a. '-if'' $50 $3.50
o~ti q an ISL "eeA' ~ S--e.tII,,-s 4, s so5, 81
hAsA bLths I laH' o.G 5I' I-''''' - -
BED Eesds.......l Wal /. prArir OhcAen''''' 80 -
Canvas BacAs .- OJd! 5oI -
0usL............2 25a2 s Veui,on, carcass. So o
sutrp., Pr rs-We,trrn Soc 4 : So
HUEs-Fliut dry Western weighing lsd2g =, 9G2!c /;
Dry Slated 2fo u, l6Ql7c- Wet Stated, Ss.e ana
Western, 4tGoo d. sfte - - ,,.. ., \, -,
SO - = illo-9s feAp.u D-'Ai - ~ ~
Fs,THEKs-Live Geese, $3.50
Zoos not plenty and are little higher Slin al upward
tendency. We quote; 80,
state Phiia T. do4 l9da Jersey l. L. SUI pss';9eH
Ohio an Nes,s l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

CQTrON-Th. mark. 10 b.s-r. ;he s,'es reported a.
- ts r. TIE .xror- hss 5s7 s3o- sish IL sses
for zane period bales W. repes. forn auo,tionI
sEw-YoPE CL.ssIFIcaTios.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

EALS-Cut IN good demand cash. and mos.
OILs-LIsesd consumes good demand, and with greatly
reduced stock prices firm a. the Improvement ,aes OF
5000 gallons American 7vd7lc for immediate aud 75c for
April delivery Crude Whale has further advanced sales OF
SO boIs in New Bedford ooc. for selected We quote;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

Of Of Stock for the week ding this day:
Beeyes Horses. sheep Lambs. swine.
1893 IS los 29.!
By the hudson River r abroad lsst week;
seeyes. Horses yeals sh'p& Lbs. Swine.
1891 % Is 30 1900
Number for This market Forty fourth
TIE price. to-day quoted as follows;
Fiat quality. Dllc-
Medium. Olvc-
Ordinary y ~ &C.
Some good Beeyes may De quoted at..llt0 Or.
The general average OF the market ID 80.
The OF the sales from ~ dlOlc.
Price T. head and y OF different weights VIII b. found In
accounts Of sales OF slndry droy.s
Total number Of Beeyes received In the city this week29jS
This il % head than last week and ~ had
the last year The number each Wednes
market 2722 head while the number to-day
being 1872 head ess than the average and IL head
than this dsy week.
Tie following drove ore On rkel this wool:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

Merket,-C.xETrLLy REPORTED TOR TIE N. Y TElsrxE.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb ,, 1883.
AsHES-Th- ma'tei is I'm with good demand a. 9 %.
for pots aud - Tor PeHlsDoE held Eishet SsersiGs Is
BEEsWAX-sa,s have beea made Of Southern Yellow ai
Sc cash. -.
COFFEF-Tbe sale. to-dsy few; the market how
,r il fg Az stock Ri1 rvclcet .,s Of no bags Ro OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

sEtUs-! r-tl1f fOr kmI.eu
he msIt,t ia eireu-y fr q 10 b,ls 10
- T.Hot2 ssss - bssr y .s. .:ges.ss .s,It...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-03

The receipts been 1000 head this week than last,
been lively better prices Eyso
market be the best.
j. W Moore clerk for Browning siges the following q this
daily receipts: "Wednesday Al Thursday 7 Friday 49, Sun
cay rs, Monday 4, Tuesday 7oo
There very brisk Tuesday and all cleared
esrly To-Day there but few In and Of these we'll
fed from Greene County NJ y that Lsrkn has aud
be thinks they will l2 They estimated 10 N net and
held az 80 bead. Some good fair Lambs he hods 81
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-14
Probate Notice.

NTATE OF MICHIGAN, County Of Ingham, s..
- AT "A session OF the Probate Court for the
county of Ingham, holden at the Probate Office,
in Mason, on Monday, the 30th day of May, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty
nine. Present, VIM. II. Pinckney, Judge If
Probate In the matter of the estate Of Elisha l..
Boswell, deceased. On reading and filing the
petition, duly verified, Of Elizabeth Boswell, Wild
ow of said deceased, PRAYING that administration
NAV be granted upon said estate to said petition
er and Josephus Woodruff.
Thereupon it is ordered that Monday, the Goth
dav Of June next, at / o'clock in the fore
noon he assigned for the hearing of said petition,
and that the heirs at law of said deceased and all
other persons Interested in said estate are regur-
ed TO appear at a session Of said Court, then 10
be holden at the Probate Office in the village OF
Mason, and show cause, if any there be, why
the prayer Of the petitioner should not be grant
ed: Ind til further ordered, that said petit
toner give notice TO the persons interested in
said estate, OF the perdeucy Of said petition and
the hearing thereof by causing a copy of this
order to be- published in the Lansing Republican,
a newspaper printed and circulating in said coun'
tv of Ingham 3 successive weeks previous to
said dav of hearing. 4 true copy.
WM. H. PINCkNEY,
ovolt Judra Of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-14

READ TIE MEDICAL TESTIMONY a di-tiny uishei medical
gentleman says, in letter to the proprietor 50 II
be little Irregular for TO say anything ia favor
patent me icine but still bear witness the
efficacy 81 DR. iio1FIsND's BaisAsIc CORDIAL Ny wife
had long been suffering under violent cold, which lie
he'd all The curatv. means at my command when, with
out my knowlege she purchased bottle Of the Cordial
and was vsibly relieved that myself procured
oni bottle for her taking the coa,cnt Of which she
vas radically cured"
This invaluable remedy, 10 the efficacy which other
MEDICAL men have testified, well the writer Of the
above, is prepared only by DR.. VI Jackson, AIS Arch
Street, Philadelphia, and for sale ty Druggists generally
throughout the United States au1 Csnad. Price =.
cents per bottle. IR3lG
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-14
aaunsonds Reasons for not Fighting.

sr Samuel IL. Hammond, in a letter to st.
Louis gentleman, dated March I'd, 1859, tells the
allowing incident OF his editorial experience:
While edited the Albany Register offended
hot-5ooded member of the +. F.'s of New
ioTk He sent polite invitation, through a
Trend, Tor me to visit Baltimore. Having no
oaslness in that direction, declined He again
through his friend invited me to visit Canada
haVlng Just returned from a fishing excursion To
NE interior OF her Majesty's colony, and having
10 occasion to go that way, l again declined.
lie then, in direct terms, invited me to name
lnehd and time, weapons and place, to indug Q
% Tue pleasant pastime of cutting each others
'aroats. | thought the matter over, and de-
chned third time, assigning the following rea-
sons:
|: The thing was contrary to law, and had
20 desire 70 DO hung for killing him; or that he
sneuli be hung for killing me.
:. had wife who loved me, aud who would
mourn for HE il l fell. He had only mistress,
sho would rejoice at his death, as relieving her
rom the necessity Of flying from his protection
70 that OF some other man.
). had three children, for whose education
vas IN honor and by nature bound to provide
lie had none.
t. Society had no stake in his life His con
unuance would be no blessing. and his extin
saishment no loss Society had claims on me
Upon him it had none. | had some claims OF
"ciesy-he had none
D. I'd see him DID first
And there the matter has rested ever since.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-14
SIleriffS Sale.

by VIRTUE of a writ of execution issued out
IL of and under the seal of the Circuit Court
for the county of Ingham, and State of Michigan,
to me directed and delivered, have levied upon
all the right title and interest of Edward Elliott
in and to the following described lands and tene-
ments, to wit: the buildings on the south forty
four feet of lot six, land the lease of the
ground thereon) in block one hundred and
eleven, and lot seven in block one hundred and
Gle ven and tcnc mcntc, also The entiro bloch. ccy
enty-three, said property being situated in the
city of Lansing, county of Ingham and State OF
Michigan, which shall expose for sale at public
auction or vendue, at the front door of the Court
House, in the village of Mason, on the twenty
third day of July, a ID. lS5? Mt one O'Clock L. NJ.
of said dav-Dated, Lansing, May a5th, 1859.
EDY BAKER, Sheriff,
Tw2l5 Bv III. II. DUNkS, Deputy.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued out of aud
ID under the seal Of the circuit court for the
county OF Ingham, TO me directed and delivered,
have levied upon all the right title and interest
Of Austin Paine, in and to the following desert
bed lands and tencments TO wit: The north part
OF the north east quarter OF south west quarter
and the north part OF south east quarter of Sec
ton GIL thrty-one; also, al the right title, and
interest Of L. NJ. Clark, in and 10 the south east
quarter OF the north west quarter Of section
(3I thiItv-one: also. all the right title, and IN
terest of John NJ. Hudson, in and to the south
part Of the east half of the south west quarter
and the south part Of the ives, half of south
east quarter OF section (3lD thirty-one. All the
above described land being on section 81 thir-
ty-one, in township % north of range ID west,
county of lngham, State Of Michigan, which
shall expose for sale At public vendue, 10 the
highest bidder, at the court house in the village
Of Mason. on the 18th day OF July, \. D., 1859,
at one o'clock 2. M.-Dated, Mason, May l.th.
1852. EDY BAKER, Sheriff.
9I2W-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-14

ANOTHER HEAD ROLLING IN THE DUsr. -
amongst the first appointments made By the
present hlustrious occupant Of the White House.
vas that OF Hon. Sam Clark. formerly member
congress from the Kalamazoo district, "a Re-
gister OF the and Office at Buchanan, in Min
T qsso'a about eighteen miles from Superior City.
mere being no service to perform during the
shter, he found lis Kalamazoo home more con-
GENIAL to his taste during its dreary months.
Ihis spring he started for his field of labor with
TIE hrst Lake Superior boat, but had the bad
nck to be frozen up in the ice for two weeks.
but after much tribulation he reached his post
OF duty. But it would have been better had he
remained in the ice, for he only arrived at his
estimation to find missive from Washington,
informing him that his services were no longer
required. So all he had to do was to set his face
eomeward again, and he reached this city in the
ast boat from above, broOdng over the instabl
ny Of all sublinary things, and the ingratitude O
Of Republics. Mr.. watrous, from the Yves
Tern Reserve, is his Observation-Disclosures.
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FEVER AND AGuE.-FOr the benefit Of

FEVER AND AGuE.-For the benefit Of
hose Of our readers who are or may hereafter
become acquainted with this ever unwelcome
nd unpleasant visitor, We take great pleasure in
ringing to notice a medicine which We believe
3 well worthy OF trial, called "DR. SrgoHG's
TsrE FEVER DESTROYER" This remedy, AZ We
snow from experience, nil permanently cure,
lot merely arrest, this much dreaded disease.
whole box ia warranted to produce cure, or
the money will be refunded. Price of a whole
box, ~ 25 half box, 81 %. For sale in large
Or small quantities by r. Thayer 4 Co, corner
Washington and Michigan avenues
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TnE FRosr-We had something in TN,

TnE FROsr-We had something in the
Tay Of frost here, week before last, but it was
only nibble around the edges in comparison to
what We have had since. Last Friday night was
settler on every green thing Of tender age"
was not merely frOst-it was literally a
freeze. Ice was formed of over quarter of an
nch thickness. The corn crop can now be con-
siered as harvested. The wheat crop, We fear,
considerably damaged. Apples are falling,
lot in price, but from the trees; cherries ditto.
Currents share deeply in this, as in all current
vents. Potato tops have gone to drink To-
asocs are mix cum rouse" Beans are among
ne things that hare been. And, finally, not :
outstanding the possibility of war, there will
probably not be grape enough raised in this vi
unity 10 loai pcp-gun. All hail, King Frost I,
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The FoUETm-Last Wednesday eve
ing meeting Of the citizens WAS held for the
,TrpOse Of making arrangements to celebrate
he Fourth of July. A committee were appoiu-
I'd to solicit subscriptions, and We understand
hey have succeeded in raising upwards of $50.
there will be a meeting of the citizens this eve
aing, at the State House, to hear the report of
he committee, and to take such further action
i shall be deemed proper. Let there be- full
attendance.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-14
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES! 4!

BRYAN'S PULMINARY WATERS ARE
unfailing it the cure Of CoUGHs, COLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONcHIrIs, SORE TmRoAr, HOARSENEss, Diff
CULT BREATHING, INCIPIENr CONSUMPTION, AND
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS. They have no taste OF
medicine, and any child will take them. Thou
sands have been restored to health that had
before despaired. Testimony given in hundreds
of cases. A single dose rclieyesi in TEN MINUTES
Ask for Bryan's PulmOnc Waiers-the orr
ginal and only genuine is stamped "Bryan.
Spurious kinds are offered for sale. Twenty five
cents box. Sold by dealers generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y
For sale by II. THAYER, X Co, Lansing.