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f'TfINls or NFTrnhs ffNatt'ty btsrtAA'a -
Hpis.t an. all ds5o,se, lstHg fr,hr q d0Iisret Lar
er N0HlGfb.
suci Consumption, In"ari i''-. fu@-' or b"ol Y"
ff Head AeI!ty the stomach. Nausea, HEARTBURN,
DE- gust for Food, F4lue- Weight IN tue stomach Sour
EratlDu- sinking Flutterug at the TT 81 The >"m
,~ mIll IL The Head Hurried AMI Difficult Breath
ny Iufarug - ti- Heart, Choking or Sun"cains e-n
ipn- wI-n Igiag posture, lhHues- oi VISION, Dots
or Webs before tie sight, Fever and pulI pam IN the
Heal ~. reucy of Per piT..tHn IelowEess q" the SKIN
and I've Pain ia tire ir Back. Chest, Limbs, &c, Sud
len FLASHES o. Heat, Burning tire FLESH Constant
l.g4--uirz- g.. Elfl al great ivpre--i"n 1T spirits
T.- p-.YI5arI-. calling o." attention - the Tuohc
20 t.l- ptriir-t.I. p SD SI,h Ia'n- "i the utmost
ran,--- - - virtue '1t patton I" the diseases
f,r AieIt 90 s- r~,"a1-E'"L
d b. m ss-s anil u.tr,} article bat that has stood
-t. If year, TRIAL b-'." the American people
tnt - reputation and ~ uur.y ilri iy any similar
r--rarfau ,Sraut lie testimony IA i- 't'"T gwen 10y
monument and n- Lu.~n Piy clau7 au individuals "a
d r.f- o., t.. r.ntrv - .uIIneu-a and CAREFUL peru
sal eco. N4.rt. published annually by tie prOpri-
tor AMI &C. .sI i- e. any 90 lbs A--ni~ cannot but
s-, t. mot -a-rucal that tuis remedy D. really d"
-rrylus the great celebrity Il has obtained. 80
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EDss. isGOEEAND'S
BBLSAmIC CORDIAL,


CouqLs, CoIi,, h.7He,,-a, Cronp, HoarseHcss,
BrancLitiv, Pn00nonid, Diseases Of the Bo'o-
els arisiny fron roiis, heipie'h Consnmf'-
ton, and far TIE roiict anil tt at all possi-
Le} c,irc of Patients ~, advanced stages 81
tie iatter disease.
This c--brated preparation like the Httcrs, may be
confidently relied II is ir-i yucd tor cla- o dsea-
mni- general AMI fatal than any other 10 which
The people o this country subject - those sPrnsins
from a .si.s cold. This eminent autlinTiy, lr Bell,
-v- e. vail not that tols - inhabitants
what 10. ritot AMI IfIIoA FEVFs Ia thoe 0i other
euiHtlir, bot confidently that they usher ia
,.~. Of ,r,t.r completely iuI mortality thar. thee
latter"
further prof 90 the terrible fatality of diseases
alt from rult be- seen by glance at
the ,lwur statistics. tsk. from the records al I'll"
Bard Health of Philadelphia cunt-~'ly of the
M. I.tLftN -r.lltt.,.. IN tn. nnun
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Rloolv Milk Frc-Nr James ,

Bloody MILK. Etc.-Mr james Crukrte. omEr
olfu. saws had horse badly am rfri win d,i,in
pr and gave linn -. johns Condition Powder lhth
operated ike charm ttl-ctiug cure u % j." a'N :
T-y are given 10 cows in oar uv e Ilunt with 'N'r
lent riiy Ct. purifying their blood ami improving ,ir
condition. greatly g. Increase ihrlr gitufiN "i
mIA pu- COW had ti" gtrgrt. Which caH~ u ar ." give
bloody u,S. \ cGte soon elected " ia these -
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Pom r.si,I..nf ~ PHHrl,lJLiI. ~.

When travelling at the West. had a Valu i"v NlT>r
attacked with Inflammation e the lung IL, cough
~, worse d. IA have ever known hnI 20 h'ihE 81
c,tur, have. His culgtr.g wuld some .r> a." abe %
n,. ,iur.aE tl.r git Ny itIrut~ '"u-.'r'I it.l '
durable. ana would have taken forty dollar "a nun
procured some ut l. l.. ST JOHN : CONDITION POW
ptg~ and gave linn. They ~uuu effected 8 iH'I uEi
,.ur.. and nuN value hjm a. f1un W-h O" carry t'
alwty- with when trayriu-; with uV - u :, l aili
wulil recommend other, a. Iu so have made a. "i
~l,au-. Merchants. and various Cher hot-' powder -
tIt ave ~ JOHN ~" d,ciird pfcfeIsL." -.
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VI. \ NEWMAN proprietor 81 livery stable thu
nIia >lyS. july .tl. -, " can give Y.u z gIttt
,-amtl.uI ltiuu iIr your COMPTON, POW bti;>-
have used them during the pt-t i'ur Year. AMI during
INT time ms horses have Uttered with i>ftup'
although number of times prry tllyl FNirii-N-Y
around Three 81 horses were recent Alta ki
DO cuusi during III" prevalence II tt-truIcf ga 90"
ntriiaThnni. They were evidently g'tiug The di,
t-merr. fed them your CONDITION foN ltE-. aud
cured them perfectly IA tUo days
np WILLIAM Et>rl.H. merchant. EFausport ONO
write. AuE. l-I4 about out ~ N"ur condition
Powders They give tue best Satisfaction ii" any i'f,r
medicine ever sold. II sruI M 4 supply. tH
imIurd lfry.
Horse nearly Dead with Distemper. Mr.. l. =
We. Red Township. Seneca Co, -. hat a hor-" so
Athletic, with ti~rln-r, that he horse t''fS
fa.i 4lm To- take iu the woods t. tie cure
~ 4l by giving him three papers of = Johns touI
ton Powders.
doctor cured horse that seemed used up AMI
about tu die. bee would not "at 10y giving The Tow
,.rr- prepared hy putting them I'r short time an i.
ris water and then pouring them down from "A ipttl"
THIS only Trey Ice administered w''' "a Tie
tul-,. viii not eat
SID hy an Medicine Dealers who will fHru,h II.
Johns A,mluac'~ gratis. ! l. -. John 4 60" ti'iIn
rIty. - Geu"rtl Agent, tor the Western states.
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co q i T. Il W OR X,
TrasS Hoops Cisterns. Packing Barrels, Butter
firkins, Wash Tubs. Well Buckets, Sap Buckets
&c. al prices TO suit the times. One door north
of the Episcopal Church.
THOMPSON i HUNTER,
Lansing, Nich. lva09
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Aggregate value of the above stock 81 go 90
"a. Stock notes interest, tor btltuc" TIA"
Stock. ~ wv
3D. Interest accrued bat not due ....-.. 4.Is -
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MALL PAPER from ct-. to 75 cts. per roll
w at the CITY BOOK STORE
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X. THAYER, Lansing; J. ". Plelps 90.
Mason; Nath. Champ, Onondaen; Branch a
Son, Stockbridgc; and all dealers IN Medicine
everywhere. Wholesale by Farrsnd a Wheat
on Detroit. 1ylI4
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z~nt- ia thu principal Cite. shl Tosn- IN the Uni'
Losses PROMPTLY PAID.
lh:lllccrN Sale.

Application -s--iyei an ,,i-. i..u-. aBd renewed
tho A Armstrong, Agent,
a, Lau-iax ly2i2
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Sheriff Sale.

FTfrIVf fOUrf fOIHUifNNt0H'f,
2Ig-Gw hgbGm ConmiN NeLigaE.
p,taI Mason lime ~ 50
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A s T H n A.
A s 7 II n A
[LefteT from a Clergyman ]
NST,rashar, VI


lake grea, pleasure in stating the wonderful eec's Of
s.\VH,r,oaBs REMEDY FOR ASTHMA, on my wife.
She has suffered for years moe than my pen can de-
scrhe vii the spas Rodlc form Of that terfIb disease
con.f ed uume phi sicIans OF the highest cell buty
As Often as ten or lNeiVe ulnt s
" 80 en-. was brought the very gates Of death,
,,,r;, ia n or three watchers sometimes, for several
dove and nights esson At unef, for hour, Il
,h ssam as n every breath must be the last;
o,iigsd m ourn doors and windows ia midwinieT and
80, IN every expedient that affection could devise TO
L5on hsr sl,ve A one uue she gone that
-, f,hvsif.n could count her pulse. Al Length /
heard III WhiIcOub's Remedy Pit acted like charm
IL en- allied her sleep quietly IN few muutes, and
baudand though IL has not cured her IL has done won
ders in the way Of relief am Methodist clergyman,
stationed here shall be happy TO answer any mqui
mes respecting her case and you nj liberty 10 make
any of the foregoing facts that will benz ht the ac
ed Yours truly, KIMBALI4 HADLEG.
Mr.. BURNETT.
Jonas whitcombs Remedy prepared only by yO-
SEPH BURNETT & CO, Central Street, Boston. For
sale in
New York, by Hegeman 4 Co.
{" Sehiefein Bros. & Co.
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Ana nv an Druggists throughout the United State
N" - Canada.
One dollar per bOttle,
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AYERS sARsAPARILLA.

A COMPOUND remedy, in which we have Isbof-d
N 10 produce the most efectal alternative that can be
made Ii Is concentrated extract OF Para SarsapArIa
combined with other substances st greater t-rs
1--WE power as 10 af, ri effective anldoIe Tor The
diseases Sarsuparilia rrpuIed To II j. believed
lhHt such remedy - wan ed by those who suffer
Summons complaints. and that hich will accom-
plIsh Icc must prove Of immense service 10 this
large class Of our afflicted fellow citizens How com
pleely this Ouud will do IL has proven by Fl.
pertinent many of the be found OF The
following complaints
Scrofulu ond scIofulous Complaints, Eruption. and
Erupuve Diseases, Ulcers, Pmples Bloichcs, Tumurs
salt ilrUm, SrHid Head, y phiIS and SYphIuc Aztec
lions, McrcurIal Di>ea e, Drnpsy, Neuralgia CT Tie
Dou1aTruT, he5iluy dyspepsia and indigestion Ery
slpelas, R0s Anthony FIRE. indeed the yynoe
class amrai. arising from lmpuny OF The Blood
lnis compound viii be found promote ui hrHh
when taxi IA the spring to eKpe The iou bumor. winch
fester III the blood al that Of the year By tho
njpteJ IN lhr bud MuItiIUdes can nv 1be All az ~
remedy, spare themselves from the endurance OF foul
eruPuns aud ulcerOus sores, through which the sysm
will strive To raj itself Of corupuons assisted 90 DO
tins through The natural channels Ot lhr body by an al
eIatve Hird cine Cleanse the vated blood when
ever you find it, IMPURITIES bursting through the skin IN
pmpes rrupuOns sores cleanse IL when you lind
Il "nHlIhcd ana sluggish in Inc VEINS cleanse when
ever II Is tOui, and your feelings will tell you
Even where puruc lar disOrdeT IS felt people ENJOY
better health aud 1--we long Tor clea slug the blood
Keep the blood healthy, aud all is well bat with lhls
P"b,riu sd a, ,a~rs L~ IaatiHg health
sooner OF later something must GO wrong and the great
machinery OF lie Is dIsordcreG overhrnyn
Sarsaparila has aud deserves much the reputation Of
accomplishing these ends. But the world has been
eerepousty deceived 10y preparations OF H. partly be-
cause the dTn alone has all the vuue that claimed
tor Il, hut nor, because many preparations pretending
10 be concentrated extract IT, CONAN but e The
vITlde OF Sarsa psrIia. or anything else
During late years the public have been msltd by sss
bOuies iTeu ndug give quart Of Extract Sarss-
paria for dollar. Most of THESE have been
uPou The sick, for they not only contain Hue Il any
SITsHpdIba, but Often no curative properties whsleyrI
Hence, huicr end pguiul disappointment has followed
the Usc Of the various extracts OF SarsaIaIla which
Hood The market uutl the name ise Is justly despsei
aud has become synonymous with impOsIusu and cheat
sun we Gull this compond Sarsapanilar and intend TO
supply sdch remedy shall rescue The from he
load of oboquy which rests upon And W think we
have ground Tor believing Il has which r.
TcsIsuhle by The ordinary the diseases II intended
O cure. In order TO their complete eradication
the syst m the NEEDY should be IudcIOusy taken
according TO directions on the boule.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the Purposes of Family Physie,

composed that disease within the range Of
ton rarely Withstand evade Them Their raT.
uaung properties search, and cleanse, and uvlgo.sl-
every portion OF the hnmau organism CORRECTING IN. n
eased aclon, and restoring It's healthy vaia les A.
consequ of these properties the invalid who j. how,
with pain physical debility l. asOnIsbed IN No..
his heafh or energy restored by remedy at once so SIN
pie and inviting.
Not only DO they cure Tie everyday complaints a
r. body, but also many formidable and dspoeros
diseases The agent below named Is pleased 10 turpIt
eTHts my American Almanac containing ceFufcss, ~
tneIr cures and directions for their IN the ioov
complaints CONire,ieSS, HtGftGNrn. Hsnfael, ar,gs
from DSOrdsred Stomach AoUssa IadigeSHCu Pam IN st
Mo- btd btGetOS Of The bOIrt FkdsHy Loss of Ar7,
JGuHd1ee, aud Other knsTed complaints ARISING ION !
low sat 81 the body obstruction OF lis functions They
are an excellent Alternative tOr the Renovation OF the @
and the restoration of tone strength to the system de-
hIlIHed by disease.
Prepared 10y DIR. J. c. AVER 4 CO, Lowell Mas,
Sold by all dcale rs in medcme everywhere. Gg
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A s 7 II MA
Letter from a LalcyeT IA Rstcblsryport Mass
NewburypOri, February 25 ISIS


Newburypor, February 25 1855.
Dear Sir: II is now nearly twelve months since re-
cevcd the first bott'e of your valuable medicine for
OF The Asthma. For thteen years suffered with
the Asthma, and uurmg that time the bat few
msnlhs III which dad not suffer with a paTOxysm that
entirely prOsuaied me for Two three da and
times To- ger. will say, Il at from the lime took The
first desc # your Remedy" 10 the pEssent hOu have
not hao a bad attack and now my system free from
that active exercise aud exposure dom has
any other effect than TO slightly lungs Your
med! cine dIspels that sensation, and can safely
ella IA general Ieesse from the IOtmeHioT Please ac-
cept my gratitude for the blessing believe that
shall endeavOT 10 LuOdnce the Remedy whenever p
portunity occurs. With great respect your obedlth
servant j II BRAGDON.
IoshpH BURNETT, ESQ.
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ne n
lious Headache, and Bilious Fevers indeed Fl, ~.
whole class Of Diseases originating in hillary Dersrr..
ment, caused by the Malaria Of Mlasnsuc Coun,r.,'
MO one remedy is louder called for by the neca..
IN Of the American people than sure and ssf, c7,s'
Fever and Ague. Such now enabled Ia M ~
perfect certainty that II will eradicate the disc
with assurance, founded on proof, that harm can
from its an any quantity.
That which protects from prevents Tins disof,i-, ~
be OF Immense service ia the communities where n -
walls P5srsahOn Is better than cure, for the no,,.i
caPes The nsk which hs must run IN violent Attack q,
this baieful dstemper This Cure eXpels The UJs.g
poison OF Fever and Ague from the sIem, and pyar
the development of the disease, If taken on th, t,,
prOach OF ITS premOnItory symptoms. IL is nor oI -
best remedy ever yet discovered Tor Tins class a,
plants but also the cheapest The lsIge quaUury ,
sOpply for dollar brings wi hIn The reach OF ~ NC
body aud IN bilious districts. where Fever and y
prevails ever body should have and use 10 freely ~
for cure and protection. Ii Is hoped this prlce .JI %
Il within the reach OF all-Ihe poor well rs The
great superiority OF Tins remedy any 9th T ey., A
covered Tor The speedy aud certain cure OF Iue,,,
IS tha At contains no Clunme or mineral, cousq-ueuIy W
produces no quluism or other hyUrous effects a car
upon ihe constitution. Those cured by IL are ITr
healthy rs It they had never had the disease -
Fever and Ague A. MOI alOi The CONSEQUENCE or.t
mlasInatic poison. great variety OF disorders
from irritation, among which are NeuraIgIa Pr.
usn GOul. Headache, Blindness, Toothsche EsrartI
Caarrh Asthma Palplation, Painful Affection I'M a. >
SpreB, Ifl es, Pam IA the Bowels, COlc Psrs,ss
aud DrIangenICut OF the stomach, ali OF yyhirb ,,t
origin ting IN Is cause, put The Intermittent t,,r -
become periodical. This " Cure eNpels the nois,, -
the blood, and consequently them all alike l.
an Invaluable prOecuon TO enlgrans persons
tlhng or temporarily residing m the malanous dlstU
II taken occasionally daily while exposed 10 The moo
uOu lnst VIII Ee eKcTeed from the system and csrnof
accumulate an suhclent quantity 10 npen into dsessa
Hence valuable for project on than r,.
lew will suffer from lnyeTnlens, II they ava
themselves Of the protection this Remedy ahoIss
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JONAS WHITCOMB'S REMEDY FOR
ASIHMA

DREPARED from German recipe, obtained by The
i late Jonas WhtcOmb, IN Europe II Is we'll known
L. alleVlatrd thus dIsOrCeT IN his when all
Other Appliances Of medical skill had been abandoned
by bm IA despair In no case Of purely AshmaIc char
has II failed To give immediate relief and u hus
hecled many permanent cures, Within the last Two
years dy has cen used In thousands Of cgse
with On shlng and uniform success Ii contains no
poisonous or injurious properties WI Rtever infant
may take IL with perfect safeiy.
The following cert6c sIes from gentlemen Of the high
TespaD;abIy, FURNISH conclusive evidence OF The
nf this Kennedy:
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JOHN MINOR Bolts ON NATURAL
IZATION.

The Hon. John NJ. Bolts, Of Virginia, takes
bold and strong ground against the doctrine OF
the Administration, that naturalized citizens are
TO be abandoned to the conscription of European
despotisms. Some twenty or thirty naturalized
citizens. and others, recently addressed him on
this subject, TO which he responds with his ac-
sustomed frankness and directness. His let
Ter is dated New York. June Is. The follow
ing extracts give the spirit of his able response.
It win be seen that he bits the nail right on the
head at every blow
"When a foreigner has complied with the
provisions OF our laws, aud taken out his natural
ization paper, which emphatically declares him
10 be a citizen Of the United States Of ADeri-
a. he is as much entitled to the protection OF
this Government as if he had been born upon
American soil and within the territory and ju-
risdiction Of the United States. There is no
such thing known TO or contemplated either by
the Constitution or law, as a halfway made
citizen, a iaere political machine for helping
certain parties into power, and then being cast
of as 50 much driit-wood OF the shore, such as
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Price 81 pr BonLe Sil BonIes t0r $.
AYERS CHRRRY PRCTORAL

has for ItSef such renown for the cure Of every
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wherever It has been employ Cd As IL has long teen %
constant throughout uIs section, need not DO
than the people ats qualty A. kept Up 10
the best has been, aud tat a. may be relied on
do their relief all u has ever been found do
IL Prepared by Dr. G. Aver Co, L0weIl, hla>sa-
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