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fJlr0.

FOAI'D-On the llth inst, at the residence
of Mr.. james l.. Foard, 18th District, DR..
JOSIAH l.. FoAnD, aged 80 years.
PRiCE.-On the 10Th inst, Mrs. ELIZABETH
PnlcE, in the S1st year of her age. consort
OF the late Capt john Price, deceased
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11
ESr9E:sSe Ssssce.

CTATE or MICHIGAN, County OF iugham. -
y Alta session of the PROBATE 1our: for the
county OF Iacham, holden At ia" Probate Office,
in the village oi Mason, ou "Wednesday. tur 22l
dav Of December in the wear one thousand eight
hundred and fity-cish1. Present. Nm. II.
Piucknev, Judy OF Probate. In the matter 81
the estate Of Isaac iaVicy. deceased. Ca
reading ard fling the petition, duly verified, at
John Ravner Il creditor Of said estate. PRAYING
that letters Of administration may b" granted 10
4. j. liaw'ey upon said estate,
Thereupnr il is ordered, that Monday, Che
nth day Of January next. n O'Clock Ia the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing Of said pc
ttiOn, and that the heirs At law Of Saii deceased,
and ali other persons Interested u said estate arc
required TO appear 90 "a session ot said Court.
then TO he holden at the Probate Clcc. In the
village of Mason. and show cause, i any there
he, why the PRAYER Of the petitioner should not
bee granted Ind Is fnrta,l "~d,red, that said
petitioner give notice 10 the persons Interested
in said estate, OF the p"ndrrcy Of -aii petition,
and thc hearing thereof. - causing COPY ~
this order to b. published IN the Lansing N,opi-
licau, p newspaper printed arl circulating r.
said county Of in@ham successive weeks pro
vious to said dav oi lle-ui''.. ( \ i.u~ r"'.,.
WI II. PI\CKNFI.
3wlal .Iudrr at Probate,
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DIR. MORSE'S
INDIAN ROOT PILLS.


Merchants aud Traders viii De their rusri src not
De imposed Upon hy touu'ertci; q Mouse, iUisu kr'
Pub, sEue3 4 3 E-we All gengil. ludisu Es,t I'D.
have the name Aut sisaNtsrs q i. . fiu, q e..
zach box
Or MORSE, the inventor of Morse's Indian Boot Pills.
has spent tle greater Part h> life travelling having
visited Europe, Asa. au3 Africa. vel Norm Aner
csbas spent three year. auleu Tie Indians al Ne>
tern countTyIt n tH> way ihst the Indian Root u
rSt discovered. nr. Morse The hr>t man To
tabi-h The fact that all diseases from lIt AIl
~ THE RUoI--,hat strength, health ana c eeIend
upon tins vital fluid.
When the passages become closg, and Do not
act IN perfect harmony wh hs drrcuJ functions o the
body, the bl luo>s A. action becuc, thck ezra pied
ana diseased thus causing all pans, s.ckne~s and dis
tres> ut every strength D. exhausted. cur
health deprived of. and nature not s-Ici m
throwing OF the >tasnsnt hamorS. the bnd y. troue
choS-d and cesse - act and thus light of life u r-
ever D. blown out How important then that should
keep the yarouS passages ot the body Tree ana oftn
Aud how PHEASANT 10 q, that W. have an power -
put nieticu' N 4"dI mach namely Morse indian
Root PilS, manufactured from plants AMI root, whicb
around tn. mountainous cliffs IN Nature garden.
for the health ANA recovery u diseased men. one q; Tie
winch opens the pores ol tha skin. and assists Nature
throwing out the Inner parts 81 th- corruption within
The ,ond Is plant which an pcciugsnt, ist opens
and unclos~ The fa>>a" tt ihe lung and ihg-- IA >ot
manner. PERFORM, IT'S G:S by thr. .f H g and
other hUmor> fI"m th" Lungs by e'F"a- >F''.nc The
thrd J. burruc, which gives es-" and ol0. s.sPugth
"a the kIcnty~ thus encouraged, They i ants
of mpurty from the ua"t. which b, then thrown 0uf
bouuyiuliy by urinary or water passage aud hici
could not have teeu discharged any other way. lite
fourth j. ta'hsr;'c, amt acc1mpau . otics proper
tlr- ut the Pills while engaged ia iuTsu the blood the
c"ar-cr particles al mpUr.ty winch pas, 10y the
other outlets, tu~ taken pq aui cus el ~ ia great
4uSntrr, ~ the t.N.i-.
Prom III, above. it r shown ,hst ~. More. Indian
Root Pile ony tu--r ths stomach b.L become United
with the blood iar then had Nay every part and com
p!ey rout cut ami cleanse IN, system il" al! mpuriy
Sat IN" lie 81 n" body which the hi become, yer
ecE healthy tu,ntiy all sickness and ~ drv-
en from the system So they cannot when the body
becomes =" puIe and clear.
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Probate sekIrr.


+, \ ,He I4sttev Of the estate of David C. Me.
i Clure. deceased On reading aad fling tn.
petition OF Henry Il. Mcclure and Samuel :. o..
ryeil executors of the last viii ard testament Of
-.id deceased, PRAYING that an order NAV DO en-
-er.d limiting the time for presentation Of Claims
Is creditors of said estate. and no Commission
err having been appointed upon said estate FOR
the auditing and allowing Of claims. and after due
elaboration IN the premises, il !. ordered that
eight months from the date Of this order, be and
the same j hereby allowed 70 creditors against
said estate 10 present and prove their claims be-
fore lie. the undersigned AZ NV offi-a ~ tho W.
h-e Of Lansing. Claims may be- presented A.
any time, from the publication of Notice 10 az!
including the las, day appointed herein -,- tie
allowance OF claims. No proof viii b. taken or
claims allowed again = said ,>tat. texce,,r upon
special notice on any but the fp!oviu, iav-. viz
on "Wednesday the 22t dav of F.i-lary. an
Wednesday, the Goth dav Of April on T-edacs-
siav the : i day OF June. and on Weine=-
dlv ihe 10Th isy OF August, 4. \. 1859. between
the 5B-S OF O'Clock \. Il and : o'cloc. T. "
ot oh Of said days And !; Is further ordered
that said petitioners give notice 70 all persons H.
~es-cd in said estate bv causing a cor~ Of this
o5de- 70 be published in The Lansing Republican.
newspaper printed and circuja ing in -l;i c,ur.-
y Of In-ham. and also by posting the san IN
four public plrce' in said county OF Ir:ham. for
weeks S~ccessively Immediately after the grant
iuc Of this orie..-Mason, Dec. 20. ISIS
/ true cop-.l M. IT, PINCKNEY.
19lwt judge Of P-Gbtt-
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ffreslasG 1efiee.

STATF0F MICHIGAN. County Of incharn, =.
- AT a session OF the Probate Court Tor the
county of Inel,an, holden at the Probate Office,
in Mason, on Monday, the eth dav al December, in
the wear on, thou~1ud eight hundred and fifty
eight Present Nm. II. Pirckucv, jude #
PROBATE. H. the matter ot the estate Of james
NarSrv. son. jrrra-cd. ON reading and fling
She petition, duly verified Of james Markey. r.
PRAYING that ara instrument in writing. purpprt-
inc Ia he the last viii and Testament OF sad
deceased. which said instrument has been filed in
this court, NAV 10" admitted Ia Probate
Thcraupon II J. ordered that Monday, the 1tb
day OF February u"Nt. n / o'clock in the fore
noon, he assigned for the hearing Of sid petition.
and jh1g the heirs at law o: said deceased. AID al
other persons Interested IN said estate ore reuuir
II "a appear AZ a session Of said Court. then 70
b" holden AZ the Probate Office i'm the village of
Mason. and show cause, if any there BE-. why
the PRAYER Of the petitioner should not be grant
ed: lint us f,ii.r orEereG, that said petit
TONER give notice to the persons Interested in
S,id estate, u. uc pcHtc..s q -S,i j,ct'tiOn ard
the hearing thereof 10y causing copy Of this
order "a "a" puhli-hcd in the Lansing Republican
a newspaper printed and circ .tng in said couu-
~ Of lu@han = successive weeks previou> -
said dav Of bearing. \ truc copy
WV. H. PI\CENEl.
,N 10. JuG0a nt pr,l,f.
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a larpe ~
the globe. j the consequence Of a diseased a..
in the system. induced by the poisonous mas
vegetable decay. This exhalation is eyol,ss T,
the action Of solar heat ON we. SOIL and ris,s :.
the watery vapor from IL. While the sun ;s \, -
the horizon tins vapor fingers near the ear,h,s-e-
face, and the virus IS taken with il throu,t !.
lungs into the blood. There il acts as an irr,,,.
poison on she internal viscera and excretinr o,,>
Of the body The liver becomes torpid and 6S-s
Se-rcte not only this virus. but also the N;,s 3.
t.e blood Both thcNirtss and the bile acru-pns
in tic circulation. and produce violent e,as..
,ir-al disorder. The spleen. the kidneys. ans :
stomach sympl,hize with the liver, and b.
..>e-icrca al>1. Finally. the instiRc, Of ON :
-auiS-u. II in an attempt 20 cxpel the no,i,
infusion. concentrates the whole blood Of the ~:
.H fic internal eNcrciOTic> 10 force them 10 es~t
rt- The tl01d leaves the surface. and ruShes
,-, -pl'r.l organs with coagcstive violence n.
, t.cfuiLL. Bat IN this effort IL fails Ther =
FtB follows. - which the blood leaves TIE a.
tr1l organs a0i PUSHES ~ the surface as a.
trn-rr r'pf, ,o e>pel the irritating poison thru.
h.J other great cxcrcton the skin. In =
g. ., It sul.. and the system ahandcns the at,s-~
rNL tu>,el. end waits Tor the recovery of s,rer,.
.f .c.e4, thc hopeless effort another day. TSs
r. tar Ais or pAruNysmS OF FEVER ASp Az,
sch institutional disorder viii Of coarse urs
e. hc1lih III II ! not removed.
+.- hts- lah,rci II ind. and have found
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Mortgage Sale.
DEFAULT having been made in the paymen

nEFACLT having been made in the payment
- of certain sum of money secured 10 be
paid by an indenture Of mortgage. bearing date
the sixteenth da. Of February, A ID. 1853, exc
cuted by A. T. Paine and his wife II. L. Pane.
to Sidney Cooley, and ecorded in the Office OF
the Register of Deeds, for the county O. ingham,
State OF Michigan, on the sixteenth day OF Feb
ruary, 1855. al 4 o'clock z A., in Lber 10 OF
mortgages on pages i92 and i93, by which de-
fault the power 10 sell contained in said indenture
Of mortgage has become operative. on which in
denl4re of mortgage and tie promissory notes, to
secure the payment O; which was given, there i
claimed To be due ST the date hereof, the sum Of
TWO hundred and sixty three dollars ard twelve
cents s=63 ~ and 10 suit or proceedings having
been Instituted al law 10 recover the debts secur-
Ell hv said indeu.ure OF mortgage or any part
Thereof. nOw therefore. Notice J. hereby given.
that by virtue o. power of sale contained in
said inienture Of mortgage, and OF the statute
in such case made and provided the said mort
gage viii be iGreclosed by public sale OF the
mortgaged premises, described a. follows, 10 Wit
Commencing at point the north west corner OF
n. C. t1ritieth> hand, thence running south eight
> rods 70 pos, thence west four a. ross,
thence north eight - rods, to the south side OF
Broadway, thence east four ~ rods, to the place
of beginning, ard directly opposite 10 LOT No.
III pi"ch 70 one, ~ Iiifteh Win thc -dlh i.o'
therein described according 10 the recorded plat
Of the village Of Nova Scotia in the township Of
Onondaga, in the county of Ingham aud State Of
Michigan viii be sold Al public auction. TO the
highest bidder, AZ the Court House. in the village
Of Mason, in the county Of ingham, and STATE
aforesaid, or Thursday, the twenty fourth (2i)
day OF February, i. u. 1889, at one o'clock /.
". at said dav.-nated. November 18th. 1855.
GEORGE \. FITCH. Assignee.
SHAW x BRUSsoS, Att'ys for Assignee.
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sheriff sale,

DI virtue of a writ of cxecuiion issued out OF
ID and under the seal Of the Circuit Court for
the county of Wastcnaw. 10 me directed and de-
livered, have levied upon al the right. title and
interest Of James Hvres. in and to the following
described lands and tercmcntS, to wit the west
half Of Southwest quarter Of section (36) thirty
sN, and the northeast quarter Of southeast
quarter Of section $50 thirty five and the north
west quarter of section tweuty-S"veu, town two
north rang" two east in the county Of iuCham
and State of Michigan. which shall expos" for
sale at public vcudUe, to the highest bidder At
the Court liouso, in the village of Mason, on
SATURDAY, III" Goth day of January, 4. ID. lS59.
X. Il. LOW Sheriff.
November ~ \ H. ISIS .wlau
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Sheriff. &Hsr.

OY virtue of wri; OF execution issued ont Of
ID anc under the seal Of the Circuit Court for
the county ot ingham TO me directed and de-
livcred have levied upon AL the right, title
and interest of Amos ID. Matterson, in and 10 the
following described lands aud tcnements. To Wit !:
thH west halt Of south west quarter OF section
] +, town north of range west, in the county
Of Inghain and State of Michigan, which shall
expose for sale al public auction, To the highest
bidder, at the Court House, in the village of
Mason, in said county, on the 18Th day of Jan
uary, \. u. ls5n.--Dated, Nov. 24;h, 1855.
lSSw- II X LOW Sheriff
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Ir CoME, AT Lasr--poiitlcal retrihu-
ton, though slow, i iolcrably sure. It has
been in pursuit Of the Indiana Democracy
nearly FIVE wears. bat II l. abou; ov"rtaking
them AZ ia,t
When the Nebra,aa nill Was passed, N
1854 ho.h tue Senator- from that State
Bright aud pctri') voted for It Petit :
term expired the next year. Brlghts not
till 1857. But As the Indiana Legislature
only meets biennialy, and As there was then
a Nebraska majority in one House or the
other, at each of the succeeding sessions,
no meeting for joint ballot could be bad and
nothing was done Finally. however, tie
Democrats, by illegal and informal action,
obtained what they called a Joint Conven-
ton, with Democratic majority III 1t, and
thereby elected Mr.. Bright tor another term
and DIR. Fitch to ill ont the term of Petit.
But this high-handed proceeding recoiled
on its authors. BY leading to the election,
last fall, of Legislature pledged to rebuke
and annul IT, This has been done by the
Joint votes Of the y ;hlcans and ANTI
Lecomptcn Dem0r at. II the Adminis-
tration leaders at Washington are WISE they
will acknowledge the validity OF the claim
of Lane aud McCartv. Should they refuse
they will lay up a store of defeats for them
selves in Indiana for long time to come
AID .Jour
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

DEAD BoDlEs SEEN AT SEA. - Captain
Spencer, of the packet ship Daniel Web
ster. from London, arrived in New York
last Friday night, reports: Sept 30, in lat.
43 so. Ion. As, on the outward passage.
passed large number of dead bodies,
swollen and distorted, with the sea birds
preying on them. They were, no doubt,
Of the steamship Austria's passengers
They were near together, in groups of two
and three.-Alb Journal.
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ssR. j. ~. SsI.s7sssT"s'.
Ecis tic Physician and Surgeon

Would most respectfully announce thar be- Nil
visit Lansing on the second DAYS of every month
for the purpose o! meeting patients afflicted witt
Chronic OF Lingering Diseases
Ro0nS ri the LduA,u& UD.Se.
Dr. Kermott has in hi possession certificates
from, and i permitted 30 refer 10 hundreds OF
gentlemen of high standing and responsibility.
in Detroit, London, TorcHto, aud other cities and
towns, who, having been reduced to the border
of the grave from Liver Complaints, dyspepsia.
and other diseases, and having tried in vain chem
physicians prescriptions, and most of the quacl,
nostrums for the cure OF those diseases. are now,
from the use of his Vegetable Medicines. ig lie
enjoyment Of perfect health.
DR.. hernott has. in the citio- ut London and
Detroit during the last seven wears. administered
the different remedial agents of th,, Vegetable
Kingdom 20 thousands of patients. in almost e.
cry variety of disease, with unparalleled success.
His medicines exclusively vegetable. and such
n safe and ciicacious in the cure Of disease.
without cnt:diing on the patient aav Of those
miseries experienced from mineral poisons.
Chronic or Lingering Diseases nj the Lun-s.
Liver, Kidneys, and ScrofIla Cancers. all i,rps.-i
ties of the blood. and all diseases cf Nur,,r and
Children. treated suce~Stllly
DR. kernott has had great experience IN dis
eases of the Chest and Nervous system. curing
hundreds OF cases pronounced inCurable bv other
physicians.
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
~" Dr. kermott's residence, Detroit. En-
trance 10 Dispensary, No. II Congress street:
entrance 10 otice, GriswCld street first door from
Congress.
DR.. kermoti will also visit Howell the 25rh
and Brighton the 18th OF every month. 100
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.ulect known IN The catalogue @! human lila - ss1
real. other diseases Of the genital organs.
M1Hiery, Miscarriage, Impotence and tsrrent<s
Ilon, other topics, treated ~ith AL the osnsosss
which Their lnD0rtanc- cersADds-it Icing ia fact e&
pete and PRACTICAL work the Physioio snl Nj ss5e
th- male snd female system, ami vii be mailed N -
wrapper. % ans Ert 81 the World AZ the srosedinf
once Of TWENTY-FIVE GEMS, or five copies f~ -
19iisr.
AGENTS WANTED IN even state, county, ct, AZ =
age iu the United States ana Canaens.
pr. REYNOLDS continues u dispense his inrasss
remedies t. fbnse afflicted Tiih Secret Diseases, VII.
attendant upon thirty yesrs Of personal sfy
Renee and FrsctIee 10 hIs profession zone iesss
treatment hall cured. He always giyes the best on
fscton. furofrfoeea fiieet SYPHILIS Structure, supfs
s0n cf the neusez IN fenses &e, suocessfr; ;resre
Young men, who ~ inealying in secret hatd.A -"
contrncte That sHui-subduny. Inind-prostatny e6sS
sirotDg vice, snsu1 apply - DF RErSoiDs r1th's''
In thess vel a. a. other e.ses q private ns:sr
Dr. RKTSCi0s comments s,riy Application, snc "
out any vanity or aspiration, decidedly states It's:
ease within TIE reach Ofm9rtAl aid shall ever leave =
ElthogtA cure or saiisfsrton gwen
BeEare Of empires and tlnersnt sslfstylet proies'
who ATTEsPT cares, bat never s0oceet- Dr. X - Ire
5 responsible Physcian in this city who ioeroiss
@0ie time sIoiEsosiE 70 the treatment q diseases
fuvate natur~. Ihe afflicted would 60 vel 70 -
s0rne enquiries before consulting those sdvertsnf
THIS citF Dr. Rs practice extends through every saf
r. the Lnicn And tic British Provinces.
y. B-nr. REYNOLDS 2. sole Agent for Or. yieboS ft
male Monthly Pills Among the many thousand oDxss
tuese P-s annGsly.oi not one complaint has ye, -
Tn.s against them. Ladies in 8 certsiD situation tsos.
not uss them; The particulars ~ which VIII be scrnc
'ie directions accompanying each box. Price u -,
~ mai % any part Of he world Beware Of Cogste',sS
Ttsys-e rot On sale e. any otaer place.
Letters cescrilang sge, symptOIns- occupation. q
properly attended 20. and medicines securely sealed I've
ot-erraton. sent 70 al psrts Of the worid.
No =t;ers eil bs answered unless they contain o |"
flit'srre of one dollar
Al communications addressed 70 r. J. Rsrnolda
n. No. - Exchange Place, Ro>hestsr, y /, vii nss
= It'll urnnr. attention
0fics hours from A n, 20 y. NJ
49,. r.csA - frG--
= Likeness q ~. r. Beware of other adre.-'seDess
~i,h Ike enErxviry.
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fif,esn Hors.s in ore stsh!s Cured Of Cough

w tu.-- MsrG. dealer IL horses. whey ~ "" ga
Naf-r Vr---rI OH,- syS; have made use "f J. J. -
l.r. "r.tfr-ar T. ut:ers fsr Couch. Di-eTl3cr. "tut
~ AVp~.i., tic clI,litr them aTtleir n' grr11
w ans ID. t--i horse Medicine with winch am &C
4. f W. some rirl- since at the lEcrE siAhg -
i,-I g.ging~ at Nsurne- cry. ana i"Gu1 lf- horses.
fifteen 5u riutafr~ Affected with cough advised ORB
l. ,.. Them = Jri- Condition Powder Ia eight "7
ted cav, learned lr had -uia'rl my a't'ic" sfi tti
r.- f..t--.. = Pc tf.fr perfectly WI.
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W. -. i -, 50
AMOS WORKMAN. Guariia'.
sheriff tsHin.

D. virtue % a writ Of execution issued ont of
ID and under the seal of the Circuit Cont for
the county al Incha'n, to me directed and dciv-
cred, ] have levied npoH all jhe right Tile and
interest OF Daniel : Iecl, i'm and to ~. follow
ing de~cThcd lands and tcucmen,s. VIZ. the
south part of north cas, tract0ua! quarter or -
ton fen. and the south tj5i fitv-fivc acrr~ of t
raSf half OF vorth-v,st fractional quarter nt SEQ
ton ten. town - north If range ono west, which
| shall expose for sale. at public venduo 10 The
highest bidder, at 5he Court House in the VII, go
OF Mason. ON the 18th dav "f January. :. y.
1889.
r. Il Low. Sheriff.
Novpnlfe, II & D. 1875 -.ISS
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AEssssiS s.is.s..

\ nTlCE i hereby given, that pursuant 10 az
! oricg issued by the judge of Probate Tor The
county 81 inchar, on the I'D day of November
i. u. 1855, viii expose for al, at public suc-
zion, on the premises, in the town Of Leslie, on
the 2ith day Of January ncN' N o'clock u. "
20 ;hc highest bidder. the following piece o. par
eel of land, viz, All the land across thr north
end o. the west halt Of the south west quarter
Of section twenty two l22j wing cas-, of the Mil
Pond Of u. !. Dwight, over and abov.. j.. Gl-pr
acres. IN town one north of range one west. con-
tajue - acres Mason, Nov. -. 4 b, ISIS
6sIqn AMOS WORKMAN t,uyrji,,.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

l2O aCRE ss6 GO acres s5 rnaf5 good improve,
the premises, number of bearing trees. a FIRST
rate well of water. frame ba n and house. and
just as good soil as Michigan affords. loan and
gravel, on Sec. 5, in township OF Stockbrid-e,
ingham county. For further particulars, see the
premises. Enquire of r. 2. Low Sheriff
Mason, May 10, 1855
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

GooD.-Without dissenting voice, the
House Of Representatives Of Georgia has
passed bill repeating all laws which au.
thorize lotteries in that State, and prescrib-
ing certain penalties for all schemes and
sales Of tickets after the LIST Of June, 1860.