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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

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Wounds,
Old Sores.
Il u r n 5
Swellings,
m ors.
Frost Bites,
L ontrac G
ten Of tie
NJ u sc les.
Weakness
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Joints.Pafn
iuthe Back
and Side.
Khrg mat
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Looking Glassee, WILLOW Ware, dc.
That can be found west of New York city, all of
which was selected with the greatest care, and
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~ The same will he sold at - per cent less
than ever offered in Detroit. q,
parlor Dininr Rel-Rnnn Library and Office
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NOTICE.

There is one condition @: the female system in
which the Powder cannot be taken without pro-
dUcinc a PECULIAR RESULT The condition
referred toi- pEEGNANCY-the result, MIS-
CARRIAGE. Such j. the irresistible tendency
Of the medicine Ia restore the sexual functions
to normal condition, that even the reproductive
power of nature cannot rcfi-t il.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from
any thing injurious Explicit directions which
should be- read, accompany each package
Price, : sent by mail 20 any part of the
Eait,d States secure from dangcror observation.
Addrcs, W. il. WATSON, VI D.,
W Est G.u.s.. - Svr.,ctt.. y Y
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Important go Females.
THE
FI NIL \ no NIHi POIi'DERS

me- 81 the hes, medicines
- for Obstruction, Irregular
tiles ai,d Painful 3'cn-,ruation
ever used.
The combination of ingrcdi-
euta iu these Powders Isl the re-
suit OF a long and extensive
practice. They sre mild in
their operation. and certain IN
correcting all irregularities,
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GRIFFIN PADDOth,
sheriff s:.i..

II. l.. HENDERSON. SoI'r tor Com. 1w206
Dated, Mason, March II, 1872
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Iaiiiul transformations, removing alloh-trucuOus,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache pain
in the side, palpitaiion Of the heart. disturbed
sleep. which arise from interruption oi nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES
These powders are Invaluable, a they viii bring
on thc monthly period with regularity. Ladies
who have been disappointed in the Of other
medicines, can place the utme.t confidence in
DR.. WatSon's Powder, doing all they represent
20 20.
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Years Standing Cured My wife was about six years
afflicted with pain IN her hack and side. Size
hued part Of the time % her bed She made Of To-"
Mustang Imminent. and various other medicines. hu:
obtained no relief until she made use Of -. johns LIn
mert. which effected a speedy
AITiCA, Ohio. April !. l.55. FREDERIC HElSLER.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY

Lansing, April 26th, 1926.
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And at prices which will DEFY competition
for Ready Pay only.
LANSING, Jan. %, 1859 l9t
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-08-06

J. NJ. BEAKLEY, ESQ.,, agen.for this es-
taolishmens, has been stopping in this city
for few days past. Through his polite
ness we were shown some fine blank books
perfect specimens in their way-manufac-
tured at this bindery. To say they were
splendid books, would not half express their
merits the work must be seen to be appre-
ciatcd. STEPHEN I. ACRES, the proprietor,
has long been engaged in the business, aud
from the specimens Of his handiwork that
have fallen under our notice, we should
judge him proficient workman. With such
an institution in our State as the Burlington
BOokbindcrr, there would seem to be nc
necessity for any of our citizens sending
abroad for blank books. We notice that
Mr.. ACRES has been supplying many of the
County Offices in the State with blank books
and the agent informs US that on this trip,
he has already received orders for over
$500 worth Of books, for the use Of county
officers. We are glad to sec Mr.. ACRES is
meeting with that success his works would
seem to merit
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DEsULTORY PARAGRAPHS


Council Bluffs is at length, happily, rid Of
. nest Of gamblers, who had long cursed it
with their worthless pressass. ! saw two
Of them near Fort Kearney as l came down,
and heard of several more en- route to the
same place. They may possibly carry on
their nefarious practices there with impunity
but will probably 60 Westward with the
tide of emigration in the spring, and at the
mines they will stand good chance to fall
under the. gentle jurisdiction Of Judge
Lynch.
l notice in Mr.. Greelsy's letter, dated at
Denver, June 10th, that he has very poor
opiuion of the Indian braves with whom he
has come in contact. He thinks Cooper
and Longfellow painted their indlans, not
from living subjects, but from models ex-
isting only in poetic fancy. Horace is right,
and had Lougfellow left the classic halls Of
Harvard and spuffsd the dainty odors of his
heroes wigwans, he would never have writ
ten Hiawatha.
We are much gratifed to see people cut
ting down the weeds We spoke Of last week,
and we hope those who are still allowing
.be,. nu;sances to luxuriate, on, and about
their r,emises, will get scythe, sickle, a
nea hook or big knife, and cut them down
forthwith
The spiri. CT progress which was nearly
quenched by the spring stampede Is rapidly
reviving, new buildings are going up in sew
eral parts of the city, and our citizens now'
that they have become almost universally
convinced of the solid reality Of the new
eold mines, are making preparations Tor
renewal and extension of the trade when
the returning army SO suddenly squelched
last spring.
Some reckless individual has been endan-
gering the lives Of the little folks about
town, by throwing out poisoned food for
dogs. On Thursday last, Mr.. Jordan's little
boy, six years of age, came very near losing
bis life by eating piece of poisoned bread,
which he picked up near home. If any man
wants to kill dogs, let him shoot them, hang
them, drown them, cut their throats, in
short, butcher them in any conceivable man
ner, so as not to risk human life. But this
throwing poison about hap-hazard, Cannot
be toe strongly condemned. Any man who
does it thoughtlessly, ought to be shut up
in safe place, and have his head poultced;
and any man who has ever thought Of the
possibility of a child's beng poisoned by it
and then does it careless of the consequences,
ought to booted from the bluffs to the river,
ami shipped off to the FIJI Islands.
have heard that the project Of planting
trees along the new road from here to the
river, was preached by some shade loving
individual, at the time Of its commencement.
| hope every body interested will bear in
mind what q delightful avenue such an ar
rangement would make, and not forget the
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ycLy Maintain Gold Reporter.

Han. THOMAS GIBSON, formerly of the
o,ucv (I!.) Wing, subsequently member of
IA Nebraska Legislature, now one of the
.r,ors Of the Rocky Mountain Ne~s, has is
,ed the prospectu, Of new paper to be
,,bljsbed in the heart Of the mining region
!, the Rocky Mountains, and to be entitled
.s1ove. It's designed to make the Re-
,o,fer"a detector of counterfeit reports,
and to publish nothing that may tend to lead
n. oawarv astray- and veto define clearly
VIA. has been, what is being, and may be
lone by the miner in the gold region of the
Rocky Mountains. Terms, mailed to the
States, $500.
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The Buqle's thunder about Mr.. KIRK
nvoD's waking skip in his appointments,
fsym the Sth to the 18th of August, with
he evident intention of lodging the great
trarsrrs CESAR, was manufactured OF very
sender material. Mr.. X. makes no such
.ap-tao Brlgrlicr General will have all
- chance he wants to canvass with MIR.
Ts>woo1. Have ne fears Of that, dear
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Geology Of Iowa.

At last we have been placed in pos
.,,.ion Of a copy of Vol. l, of the Geolog.
.trova, For the book we return our thanks
>, The LEGISLATORS of Iowa for its promp'
,,,;verv to US, we are not under obligations
;, snv one, for the reason that it was MOI
,,onptly delivered-the editors in the East
=, mart of tho State have been in possession
.t,bs work for about three months. From
n,sorv examination, we believe the work
.,asr confederation, to be one containing
~ocb practical information respecting the
.,s,urces Of our State.
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Republicans! Rally
- --- ---r-H- .a- 10
RELIGIOUS.
IlNI-N. =. y. II II n w WIZ.
Republican, Ca didate Governor OF Iowa, '"Ill addr'
the people Of Western Iowa, at the times and places

Services at the Consre gational Church-Rev. DR..
HASKELL, PASTORAL 10 \ O'Clock A. " and ! = P
NSabba,h School, conducted on union principles-at
g, O'Clock n the morning Immediately preceding the
forenoon services. An efficient number OF teachers
will be in attendance, and all families of every name
and denomination, afectionately invited to send
their children and come themselves.
Regular weekly Prayer Meeting on Thursday evening,
at early candlelight, in the church Sabbath School
Teachers meeting Friday, at early candellght, at
the house of the Pastor. Female Prayer Meeting
Friday afternoon, at4 O'Clock.
, The public respectfully invited to attend
vol M
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An sld Tessi Raxiysl.

Ney Ue ~srsr Usnt friend ~ . bstsle 10 stos
At vas favorits sentiment among the asvotes,
Of Bsochus, while thsy imbiblns liquids which were
securing for them nohns but povsrty aisrses m,ssrv
and death But what change has been oasoeed No.
the discovery Of d. sAIIHs Electric on Many pain-
full complaints enesndered BY the old eusto AayS
- % hs maGie nouAAee Of this masAloss rxepafnto
and those who have been renovated b. is - ~ an
or BETTE % Dr.. sMIIns Electric oil. b sir. 49,
" 7. Popsr. ~ s''s ""s
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Geography School.

r,.nigbt at Concert Hall, Messrs. ISRAEL
,lnrDyrR, open a Geography School
r,.;, Man of teaching is novel and interest
=, Go and see what they purpose doing.
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Council Bluffs

SOAP and CANDLE FACTORY.
THE undersigned have commenced the manufacture
| Of Soap and Candles and are now prepared to sup
ply the trade with good article, and reasonable
terms +. MILLER n co.
July 3o-ls59-v3-n14.
To S!-Publishers Of newspapers
are respectfully auoned not to insert the fasehood
specting myself Of q young fellow assuming French
which have appeared in several newspapers Of late
Such notices would admitted where be is known
G. B. SMITH, NJ, D
1t Proprietor Of saITH'S ELECTRIC OIL
From the best Druggist in Indiana
Or. SMITH, think make good thing from
the sale OF your Electric Oil here, for believe from my
own exper encc, it is really good article.
Yours respectfully,
II. c. LAWRENCE,
Lafayette Ind. Nov. II 1865. Wholesale Druggist.
I'D
10 every steamboat had full supply Of SMITHS
Electric OIL what amount Of suffering would DO re-
neved II every family supplied, how soon pain
would fee SMITHS Electric Oil is the most soothing Of
all PREPARATIONS and do harm How pleasant it
is on an infants gums, ladies' gathered breast feon
or any inflsmatory, painful case, TRY 1T AID see.
Ask for Or. SMITHS Electric OIL
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10 the Pacific Ocean, and other public docu
NeD!s.
! !" rhe Neokuk Gate City has been
fsoss one dollar bill Of the Iowa State
Bank altered to a Eve The genuine ones
lave Likeness Of GOV. Lucas, and the Wig
ne'to is gaze, woca.o milking scow, etc.
'hc fires. have 4 likeness Of lie Claire, and
'ae ''gncite is n movers wagon, etc.
y Inthc Kansas Constitutional Conven-
'}n, Memorial praying Congress to annex
Southern Nebraska to ksnsas, vas laid on
re table or the 22d, by note Of % to l9,
aus fixing the northern boundary of the
State at the original Nebraska line. Tone
! s'has been made the temporary Capital.
y The late Republican State Con7ention
O. Minnesota nominated Alexander Ramsey
IT Governor, }. II. Baker for Secretary Of
E'a'e, and Charles Schoffer for Treasurer,
!fu' Adrlch and VIM. Windon are the can
a.lates for Congress.
U lie shortest answer tina: can be Civ
81 TO the tFequen: enquiry, " What is the
'ua's O the "ar'" is to say, that Austria
""s 0eea covering more ground than she has
deed Of,
~ Late reports from Utah would seem
y, 4''4n' 'oe belief that there is a prospect
/ ''Ss''og up Of the Mormon ipiqui,y.-
'' number Of d'safected Mcrmons, now
Yang refuge in the States is said to be
"' and 1t IS reported that Gov. Comjngs
,''''o On Gen. johnson for troops stuff.
" ~ escort the disafected Mormons cut
~ Dates from Havana, to the 2sd Of
- state that the yellow fever is prevail
> "''e 10 a considerable extent, but the
|years. W.
~ The AIchisaadsrs seem iubilant cv.r
",'''' that they are able to build Rail.
,n,s al time when railroad building has
o1' ' everywhere been suspended" Not
,,t 'u1'' out they are ironing their roads
."' ron made from their own ore h. ,ho;.
| ~Sr .'''''n'' Verify, they have reaso to he
~ - las Overland Mail from Ca,iforn;.
ar, ,s ,,s' TO the 4'h of July, bring. the
p,, "a, .'' a, lire at San Francisco, DESTROYED
It,,.. a. al the buildings on Davis Street, be.
li.,s;,D.' oA0nsy and valligo also the wharf
| W Da'is street. Loss not stated.
Nj !, ~ IN nj speech at Fort Laramie, on the
liza. 'uae' Horace Greeley, said he believ-
l,.e @1 n se!a'''asns quartz Veins Of the Gre.
ss'oss, inexhau,tahls.
lhM,.' Puo'ic lands advertised to be sold
H., '''a from the lst to the 18th of o.
ls,5.,, embrace the Government alternate,
lsap.s sus SIX mile, limits of the Railroad
I,ario,' uu The pine lauds Of the north. east
Gss AZ, 81 i, that State, consisting of one mil.
| ' 'aFee quarters of acres.
1 Thai Kansas Free.
Eaa,io,s, 'sn"0Fth Times, says the Con.
I!as, h, Convention, has declared Kansas
lIss3 "a vote of As to |. at ha. taken oI a
soa, hi, . . and bloody fight to bring
b.aoe,,' result; but it is here. The old
% Il. s! yields. 1t can no longer com.
hss,b. 4s9 element Of freedom, and it
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give no Interest in Schools"

Such was the reply made to US, few days,
since, by gentleman in response to our in
vitation to become a subscriber for the
Journal. "Pve no interest in schools, and
hence have no use for a school journal."-
Such was the argument of a friend, and his
is the argument Of thousands. No interest
in schools Let Us see-no interest in the
spread of intelligence-in the building up
Of a sound school system which shall be the
pride and ornament of the State. No inter-
est in the rising generation around you-in
their moral growth and intellectual advance
ment! No interest in seeing the youth Of
our country we'll educated, that they may
become Fathers and Mothers in whose hands
We shall be afraid to trust the destines of
the commonwealth No interest in placing
our gallant young State in the front rank Of
the thirty three sisters that now compose the
| family of Freedom
No interest in the rapid completion of the
great system Of internal improvements
which is now going on in our country, that
is to bring in its train rich fruits-wealth,
happiness, intelligence, industry, and worth
all the results of education No interest
in aiding to carry on to final completion the
great benevolent and religious enterprises
earth with their blessings, and making green
the barren wastes of ignorance, superstition
and crime! No interest in seeing our COM
mcrce extended udtil the gallant crafts Of
our merchuntIle navy shall whten every sea,
and bear to our ports the products OF every
cline! No interest in the advancement Of
Agriculture, that great source OF our nation
al wealth and the right arm OF our national
treasury. If you have no interest in all these
then your proposition is correct-you have
truly no interest in schools.
But again-ask yourself the question and
see if you feel no interest in the destiny,
welfare and happiness of that group of little
children who each morning pass your place of
business, with buovant step and smiling
countenances, on their way to the village
school. Watch their career; they are soon
to become members of society, to mingle
daily with YOU in the business marts of life,
and with YOU determine the moral tone and
intellectual standard of the society in which
YOU are moving. Look again at that little
group of village philosophers as they return
homeward, at the close of the day, with their
brains racked with their alb abs of science
and wait, reflect long time and hesitate
before you tell US you feel no interest in
their welfare.
Would YOU benefit society by lesscning the
amour, Of taxes required for the support OF
paupcrs and convicts throw open the doors
| Of your institutions of learning, and educate
Thoroughly educate all the youth of the
! land. Would you decrease the number Of
your prisons, multiply the number of your
school houses. Would you secure to the
! State of your abortion the title of the Queen
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Goufational Department

lntreductsry.
Feeling lively interest in the cause Of
Education, and its advancement in this
blooming young State, and particularly on
the Western Slope, we make our bow, and
take our seat in the Editorial Chair, for q
time, with the hope inspiring our hearts that
we may be able to accomplish some good in
our new sphere to assist the Teachers and
parents in the noble cause of developing
the moral and intellectual faculties Of our
youths. Should we succeed in arousing the
Teachers and people properly on the sub
jscs Of education, or to awaken one person
to realize the necessity of thorough system
of education, our labors will not be in vain.
Every great good is accomplished by Titles.
Every mighty work, by the persevering
efforts Of the laborers and by faithfully
holding up to the public gaze, the most ap-
proved methods Of teaching, the latest and
best plan of constructing, furnishing and
decorating the school room, we hope
thereby to accomplish some good in the
noble cause of education.
Teachers, do you properly feel the great
responsibility resting upon you? Arouse
properly to the work, and ignorance and
superstition will vanish before you.
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. - .
XyOrS

We are indebted to Hon. JAMES HARLAN,
=: vol. y, of Explorations and Surveys for
aHto,oai Route from the Mississippi River
10 the Pacific Ocean, and other public doeu-
Hcuts.
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From the lnroest dsaleys South. ]

tFrom the iareen dso!eys South
Or. SMITH, Philadelphia.
We enclose check for your OIL psr bill Of the M,
for which please acknowledge receipt. We wond sus-
sest to you the p.npety Of advertising here Our NJ
wrlsht will soon call on you. Respectfully yours.
JwaIenr Co
From the beat dealer in Aoesy N,YJ j
Dr.. SMITH, Phila.-rhe demand for your Electric
on has been most extraordinary-Ih have retasd ~ ma.
ny Is u large bottles in single day. besides the other
lies Its highly spoken Of and some great cures nsvj
been made here BY IT, Please send mo u dozen more Of
sssh sIse. Co!ise yours truly,
w.L:JEs,soS. brussht. 3
ISL Broadway, Delsvsn House.
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Religious.

.<o d.v, meeting will commence a. the
A"O .;ou,l Church, (Rev. J. S. Has
con t,' to-day, Saturday Aug. esh' con.
''' III. Lords Supper viii be administered d
Of 'u' Preaching this evening at .
' ',,'n,t, and at the usual hour tomorrow
&c o'.'v ab,;c are respectfully invited to attend
ln' W. KING, Of Magnolia, will assist in
h''' ..,;,o. fhe Choir are desireds to meet
"A nirht for practice.
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CuERIFF.

.,.,,,at 10 announce GEORdE Do0"
,.s.D.nden, Candidate for the once OF sn. =,
Al County, subject only to the decision "
4, tn. palIo,-oo1 on the 18th Of oe'' 1857
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The square of the sum Of two quantities
is equal to the square of the FIRST plus twice
the product Of the first by the second, plus
the square Of the second. With this Vheo-
rem any number from one to a hundred can
be squared. viii! any one square sixty -four
and explain the process, by this Theorem !?
If not, We will, in the next paper.
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6, Joseph Female College.

". uanld direct the attention OF oar
~. tn the advertisement of this instltu'
. .;nn, to be found in our columns This
",u' ., under the management Of WV. CAM
''1' -. ,on for itself in the West, an
s s reputation. For any information
'...,;rc charges, discipline, ETC., address
w. n,;neipal, at St. Joseph, or SAx'L 5.
R.v1Iss, Council Bluffs.
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,. 70 ,,.om hi. paragraph Gomez '. a. :. No.
q 1ho'. ..;.. rho, iAs NoxrARrIL vi" DC y.
I'll 'ss. "s.', &C., ADDRESS, until "old 'eore' are
s,er 'snt to 'He sa, -, cay, 10 you r please
d.. notice and yss,.'ls srsss ssr IL.
aa's ',s ss =. hs. paid the paper AG' ssp''es'
"at ' ,spsr siu in no case be sent for longer r.
'~ ,,an ocid for in Advance.
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5ht at'etklg 9oupafe'h.

"a map Of busy me- +.
--s.E.. ana it's vast concerhs'
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!" rhe Neokuk Gate City has been
fsoss one dollar bill Of the Iowa State
Bank altered to Eve The genuine ones
have likeness Of GOV. Lucas, and the Wig
nettc is ga,e, woca:o milking scow, etc.
'hc fires. have a likeness Of lie Claire, and
The vL.utite IS movers WAGON. etc.
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hH. tuspuOI'c land, advertised to bs sold
s5.. '''a from the l,t to the 18th of %.
WITH, 'u0'acs the Government alternates
Ran. ''A miles limits of the Railroad
,rjo, 'u =. 'ne pine lauds Of the north. east
Gaa ,os ., wat s'ase, consisting of one mil
.u'ee quarters Of acres.