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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-27
OFFICIAL STATE DIRECTORY.
STATE UFFICERS.

Mo-. - WISN ER. Governor.
tpVr SD X FAfRfiED, lieutenant Governor
NEi~DS q I,BElI. secretary II state.
EDAIS A. THOMSON, Deputy do
DANIEL. l. CASE \ .dI,or ten- al
EZRA JONES DrpIty do
uJHN Mckinney, -ts.- Trca-'.ter.
THEOI,ORE HUNTER, D-puty do
John VI GREGORY, Superintendent Pub Instruction
CogTI ANL -TEBBlN-, Deputy do
I.u.l w. -ASBDsN Commissioner state aud once
rlHS II TREADSELl., D-puty d"
JaCpB N HOWARD, Attorney General
FREDnKICK " CURlrSICi, Adj and Qr. Master Gen
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-27
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Town y rth Of Range West.
ne u o'nwi. 30 90 4s 20 : IL
Village of I-sns NJ.
Lot. I, : aud ii. block l7j ~ ~ 20 ) IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07
sEGAEs AND TosAcco.

NASH PURCHASERS ARr PARTICuLspIN TVvrTFD
IA eyenite 10Y stock OF evsna, doueso and tera,nn
CARA opening several invuees nj much beny their
srktt value segars as low NJ 81 per thousand W.
~. CHEEKS, IL BROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

WILMINGTON THEATRE N. c., AND CONCERT
w Han Augusta rent for respectable entertainment
(not hesroaD. Address the subscriber at Charleston ~.
Merchant lessee Also of the Charleston and Norfolk thea
kes aud Merchants Varieties, Savannah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

DARNUMS MUSEUM.-BAST DAY BUT ONE OF THE
ID INFANT PANTOMIMISrS also engaged, for a few days
only the srges. alive Mad Sherwood noble speci
men OF human immensely and human ponderosy. Friday,
january Afternoon at Evening at ~ O'Clock BEN BOLT,
In two acts with songs, duets, &C. by the Wren Juvenile
Comedians The new comic pautonrne with new scenery
new dresses, new tricks and changes &c, HARLEQUIN
VILLAGERS, by the entire Zavsowski Troupe and auxia
ries The Aquaria the Happy Family &c. Admttance IS
centa: children under 10 1H cenia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

NOLEMAN'S
~ CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
Sailing regularly advertised day
CLIPPER SATURDAY, JANUARY Is.
The famous extreme A New York built Clipper ship
YOUNG AMERICA,
II. s. BABCOCK, Commander
Is RAPIDLY receiving her pier Is East river foot
OF Wall street.
reputation California trader
welt need Her passages have
40 1903 days and 0S DAYS respectively aud always
delivered her IN superior condition The large
already made will enable her to give prompt despatch
N.B.--No sal soda taken by ships of this line.
For balance of freight apply To
wM. T. COLEMAN 4 CO.,
rs Wall street Tontns Building.
Agents in San francisco Messrs VIM I. COLEMAN co.
Exchange San Francisco for eale In sums to suit
Limited advances made on shipments of approved
chandse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07
ANIUSEsIENTS.


A CADEMy or MUsTs.--NfZZr DI FIGARO.
Il Ihs FrIDAN evening mt s-sioors opes Al I.
ne putstr respectfully announces that Mr.. BHiHNWA
tng met Win an accident which, a!houg of no great
us preyStd bis leaving Boston TO be here In time for DC
opera to rgtt MARTHA esanct be gwen evening The
opera substituted FOR to night will be Mozars celebrased
opera, In four acts, of
LIZ NozzE DI FIGARO
ney returned.
this evening" LIZ NOZZF DI FIGARO
Che Marriage of Figaroj
Ne observation-disclosures -............. .Susannah
W BIZ fcFrES .Figaro
J he other roles by
mle. GHIOSI. mad BEkKgL, FIOREEzA, PERRIHa.
WEINLICH, MULLER.
The sale OF will this morning Acafs
my OF Music O. Breusnc at ~ and SibepB % We'd
seet at o. Tickets and 70 be had at the door.
To morrow Saturday, att
when will be performed the whole Of Mozarts Il
nom GIOVANNI
with liz immense cast and the choral and nsrunoa1
force as 'ss,
Mile. PICCOiOMlNI ZogsnA
Mile. POIESOT
Anna
GHIoEI. FLoRENzA. LoRINI. C0LETTI wMNLIOd.
THE THREE URCHEsTRAs
Tickets for Don Giovanni" to be bad 10 day.
LAST PERFORMANCE BUT TWO OF THE OPERA.
LA ZINuARA
CHE BOHEMIAN GIRL
The sale OF seats c0mmcnces TO morrow, Saturday.
On Tuesdsy-Tbe 81 Georges Societytirand Festival.
will be given the Academy until the return Of The
psny from New Urlesns Easter Monday, when, In adda
The prominent members of the company eovoTu1
new and celebrates artists viii appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

T AURA KEENE'S THEATRE ga BROADWAY
II TWELFTH WEEK
and
UNDIMINISHED SUCCESS
of
TOM TAYLOR'S GREAT ORIGINAL COMEDY,
which achieved greater piece
duced in New York having been performed for
ELEVEN CONSECUTIVE WEEKS,
during which time 1t has been witnessed by more than
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE.
In uence of the immense the management
deem sim ply to announce II for repetition
FRIDAY EVENING Jan. ls!g; ,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

r Asst WEEK BUT Two.-PRoFEss0R BARTOLETpn
industrious neas exhibition at No. so Broadway.
room2 These neasnow exhibited for the FIRST
in America all tanned and trained, and perform
wonderful eas such driving mills drawing cara WORKING
the California gold mines &C Open from o'clock p. n. ~
10 O'Clock y. NJ Admission IS cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

In II. LUDLOW, AUCTJONEER, WILL SELL, JAN
w. H. sde the Merchants Exchange at II O'Clock, that
ny desirable house aud lot NO 80 Eas, Twenty auh street
ear Lxngtc avene house 25x6 three stories ard base
1ent pantry glass III windows an1 stained glass entering
ri room mghoaauy doors and all the improve
vents Loo 70 hy gs feet incles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

~tONsT ABLE's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXsCU-
ton win expose for public vendue Tuesday
an H. Mt First avenue Mt Ii O'Clock In the forenoon
ID of ewery consisting oil ladies' and genteuens
ins gold witches, &c Sc BY order OF Hugh Monahan
ousable MlCIll.. KEHKIGhN, Auctipneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

A UCTION NOrlCE-FOUR SOLID ROSEWOOD PAR.
= Tor sus will be sold very cheap for cash. One SUIT
ne in crrmscn and gola for 500; and two in ,noqust
furn,ure the paror suits carved Of
d rosewood, very neatly upholstered and warranted
kct. apply the 40 Ninth avenue, Twenty
econd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

MOODS MINSTREL BUILDING,
w b6l and 66s Broadway.
Clio ious bill for New Years week.
WOODS MINSTREiS
appear every evening In their popular acts of
NEGRO MINSThELSY,
With all the Comedians,
NJ H. Fox. Cool White first appearance F. Hr0W
Charles White, j. H. Budworth, and the entire Of ths
MONSTER TROUPE or ARTISTS.
To conclude with s. Blee celebrated and original p
written expressly for this estabishmect entitled
NEW YEAR CALLS
with new appointments, &c.
Doors open at OK; to commence at7X
Tickets % Children under L3 ceu1a,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

IL Nassau ssreet-HENkY II LEEDS K 90. viii sell at
ron Friday 7th at II O'Clock IN the gallery
bonn 20 Nassau street beautiful collection of oil paintings
meican Flemish and French schools comprising ihe
Crcpsey Shnttuck Cam bell r. j. Ross inns Williamson,
dodgers acroix. Tracy Dr0rey Leonard, Dreweron, and
+hess 1hcy exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

ID THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD
a 81 SrGSSwry ssoS NfY
sfsrS P 81 RE ss SSfs1
New RsR ssn %S siy aSs b iRsYY'sfs a
the celebrated Ethiopian Dromios in new acts.
Doors open at 616; commence at ~ Tickets Is
uIToHcocKs NATIONAL CONCERT HALL, l72 NEW
IL Canal street. p NJ. Eyr 'h sh III Fight
Il s s s Gns WV
will q s Ut TE Il n CHI from the
introducing the celebrated Grsy Chorus host of talent Is
for the % ssRS gsssfa s;s the services
singer aAsS ana S
ADMISSION TN CENTS including refreshment tickle.
INsrrrUTR, HALL NArcHEz, MssIssIPpL-rHls
beautiful hall By he nredssaon ?, an abundant supply
make one OF the most pleasant and conmodous bunss
co sS OF ne hall sfn Rs scen M
pied with comio6e chairs and settles. furnishing
Oar feet above the door so1l5 feet w fSolgbs il
front Two comfortable Withdrawing the plat
form In the Janitor ard policeman provided and nc
GREAT GEOGRAPHICAL WORK OF ART.-AN Ex
ensye panS%rs ai OF travels 10 .hs Rocky Mountains
cipal route now contemplated for the Pacific Railroad
S ws and Rs ana s rS1
ernoons as3 O'Clock Admission cents children half price
I AURA KEENEs THEATRE-THoMAs BAKERS
Cousin or sncezing Polka Introducing he shower Bath"
cellar p@Iormed at the above theatre with unbounded APP
Ws6 sy s ssa al Ss.c e rs
Mr.. D. MIRANDA THE ENGLISH pRIMo-rRNoRE
~ OF Coopers Opera Troupe, has returned TO New York.
bS Ss snd s ~
DopWyossRITIHs sMooN; NO; ss BRoADwAY.-MtEss.
on Thursday evening Jan socacki
M H ~ M on Friday evening jan a. socoeE sH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

Il Nassau sreet-BENkY H. LEEDS 90 will sell at
Saturday, Jan g. ut II O'clock collection of petr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

H. LEEDS l. co, AUCTToNEERS, M. q NASSAU
l. sir.et1hs day. at u O'Clock, bay
together with sleigh harness. robes, bankcs &c be-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

PANvARDs GREAT MECHANICAL PICTURE,
ID THE DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM,
open nj the new hail. Broadway, Blocker ,sreo4
Also, the far famed Panorama Of the HOLY LAND Every
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at O'Clock and every
evening at IA Admission Is cents children. Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

DURTOE's NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY.
ID Under the of j. Moore and WAyre Divine.
To pight-Fareweu TIE stimonial Benefit
Miss FANNY MORANT,
when the popular play of
THE HUNCHBACK
with the following splendid will be given:-JuA No
Moran Master alter Mr. Cano Clifford Mr. GrAsss
Wayne Olwine Tnse Mr. 81. Howard; FstA0Ea.
Mr. Jordan. after which the brilliant
BOUXAkY BALLET TROUPE,
Mile. CELESTINE FkANCK Mile. DUCY BARRE. Mma.
BOU1AEY. NJ. BOUXARY. M. YIILERDI, n SYLOSSx,
NJ CREDIBLE snf FULL AND kFFICIENT CORPS NJ
BALLET. To conclude With
MAID OF MUNSTER.
Kate OBrien, with guitar solo, and imitation Of -
Chares Paragon MT wayne OWL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

INROMhS NnifGiI, AuorIONtER oFFrCB NO 10
fprur st'et- heriie sale pl uice furniture psrtnmerv
f., on saturday Jan \ 1859, % 10 H. 10 srrucr
rect c'pssnkoi ONCE fnrnurc deska chairs, rose
JAMES O. WnIbTT llts sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07
SALES AT AUCTION.

M MERyIN AUCTIONEER-BY BANGS, MERvIN
"A. Trade sale at No IS Park row, oniFriday after.
Jan st4 O'Clock booksellers STOCK comprising large
books many OF calf and morocco bindings ncudnga
preat variety OF superbly illustrated works;
inert OF pulpit and pocket Bibles and Prayer Books
richly and expensively bound, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

4 USTRAIIA PIONEER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I52.--
"A Carrying the United states mas.-saing positively
the day advertisedlle noble clipper ship eRhWSrEl.,
register clark succeeds the spere
will have prompt despatch for Melbourne. She il
only ship the berth for Australia and has splendid
and commodous accommodations for passengers Unehalf
fiber cargo ready engaged and shippers viii please
early application freight For freight passage apply
r. W. CAMERON, No. Bowling Green Sight bills for sale
cash advances made consgnments. Cousignees 10
Australia Messrs. Wilkinson Brothers n 90.
I,OR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANs-To SAN. Posr
lively on Wednesday, Jan IL The United States mail
steamer CAHAWBA, j. ID. Bulloch commander, will
receive freight Saturday jan pier foot of
Robinson street. N H. No bills of ading signed after the
of sailing. For freight passage apply TO the agents,
LIVINGSTON, CkOUHEKOE& GO.
No Park place
EyOR NASSAU IN. P) AND HAvANA-TfIE BRITISH
and North American royal mail ship Capt
Browpless viii sail from the dock Jersey city
for the above ports the day aer the Of the
Africa, which left Liverpool 10Th December.
TASshke money W
Do do. between Nassau and Havana .......... is
For freight passage apply 10 K CUNARD No Bowling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

la sSIGf EES SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Sc
IA gars wnep tea. NJ CHiSTALAR, aucNoneer No
Bowery will sell this day It'll inst at oa O'CLOCK casks
imported French brandy in bond casks bond 70
casks of otsrd cognac ard MaTell brandy gin aud
yhiskey Also in cases. brandy whskey gin aud Eng
ish cordial eip in cases and casks; 60 baskets i'm
champagne bay rum, Rhine wine. in and casks
geher with about 40 boxes aoap and candles musar tea
dc. Also about 300 conchas aud other segars
}y der q ass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
NOCToR wARD-OFFI6E 4S6 BROADWAY, SOUTH
east OF Broome street, second floor ONCE hours
nom A. NJ to 10 r. NJ, daily On Sundays from A. NJ 70
an
TAR NJ LARMoNT, 81 MERCER STREET CORNER OF
| J Spring opposite st. Nicholas Hotel, New YORK. O1ica
hours from 10 and to 8 sundays by appointment.
INR RAIPH's OFFICES, NO. 50 BLEECKER STREET
| J Hours from los TIL q and from TIL
nR WATSON, $50 BROOME STREET SECOND BLOCK
~ west Of broadway. Office hours from In the morning
to & In the evening
nR HUNTERS ONLY OFFICE IL AT NO 3 DIVISION
- street, New York city. Open from In the morning
until 10 clock at night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

COLkMANS
" CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
Sailing regu arly advertised days.
CLIPPER sATU RDAY, JANUARY y.
The fast sailing clipper ship
DICTATOR,
Zerega commander rapidly loading NJ pie IL East
river This elegant and substantial clipper bl. been built
pressly the California trade having all the improved
atons aud has always delivered
don offers great Inducements shippers dsrous OF landing
their goodsin San Francisco from and other mage
she nsures at the lowest rates aud having large erens
will be despatched on her advertised day
n. BIO sal soda taken on vessels OF Iris line.
For balance OF freight apply to -
WIN r. COLEMAN 4 co.
So Wall street Tontne Buiirr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

EDWARD LUDLOW, AUCrIONEER VALUABLE
H. plot 81 ground OF Thirty iiSth see at auctonE b.
LUDLOW x 90. viii sell auction 1uesitv, jtu H. ut
Z O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange available plot of
round Thirty sixth ghh avenue; the valu able
lot g und together with the buildings the north
de Thirty sixth street l7 feet 10 inches of eighth
venue suitable 20 build large tenemen, houses manutac
ries OF arv kind Seventy i've cent Of the purchase
remain Tor three five Il desired.
apa full particular the auciOneers Office II Pine
|ireet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

VAN WlNKLE, lUCrIONEER by VAN wiNKrE
&WlNANS, at the Mercnnts' Exchange this day l2,
|cocN 800 acres ~ verv choice weern lands In ry
ruhcha fn particulars before the sale at the oce of the
fcuones " Pine arret tso, fine stable ani lot
|ast lhy NTH street li1 hrd avenue; and some
lew brown stone houses Al incop,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

DBOADWAY THEATRE.
II sole Manager and PFoprtelcr ........... NJ. 49,
LOOK AT THE SCALE or PRICES.
fbe whole of the beautiful parquet -
Dress circle 80 csnts Family circle u curR
and oommodious smphihesle, comprising tho ennrO
third and fourth terra capable OF seating two thousand peru
Adnlsson IL oeao
BENEFIT OF TONY PASTOR,
which ocbasion
Mr.. VI. DONALDSON,
Mr.. Tbos Neville, MIR w. Armstrong Mr. W. Pastor win
pear In &C dition 10 the great
ST TROUPE
Sixteen beautiful acts and the
NEW EXfR AVAGAEZA.
Saturday afternoon grand performance at O'clock and
also IA being the last OF the Circus Troupe.
UOWERY THEATRE.
D .Mesns q. L. Fox and J. ". LknOAsA
Friday evening. Jan. Z,
JONATHAN BRADFORD.
ASPHODEL.
Bsbas.. Mr.. G. L. Fox Mime. Rgobert Miss HearG
CAPTAIN KYD.
Robert Lester .......... Mr. g. G. Boai0hoo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

A CARD.-AN ADVERTISEMENT HAVING APPEAR
"a ed In the Herald Of the 9Th inst which possibly b
mscons'rued Mss EVA BRENT inform her friends
and patrons that being under an engagement 70 appear m
at the first class hail. 596 Broadway saturday
the Sh inst the IRE engagement offered her At the National
Concert Hail. liz Canal street. could not be accepted Miss IS
solcs aconnuance OF the patronage heretofore so literally
bestowed upon her
ITO LET-THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, FOR ANY NIGHT
during January, except Sundays having been already en-
PACED for = ----
FREE SABBATH EVENING SERVICES,
the seventh Of which will take place Sunday next Jan "
and will be continued
Appfca lon 10 be made 10 Mr TUNiSON stage door ta
Academy Of Music Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07
FINANCIAL.

a III. BILLS OF BROKEN BANKS BOUGHT AT TAX
best rates Bank Of England notes sosereigns and AZ
land Ireland and Scotland JAMES TAYLOR speaie and
exchange broker Of Chatham and BOwery
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-06
rosIy SAID

"
Mr.. 7. L. Fugh the Betaocratic stats
Rights candidate for Congress 4, the 2nd Con.
gressional District, Ala, at he close of an
eloquent and convincing address to the voters
of the District, gives utteranee to these patri-
otic sentiments. The people val honor them
selves by endorsing them at the polls:
do not pretend to claim more for the Dem
ocratic masses of Alabama than am willing
to concede to the masses in this State outside
of that organization. It IS not my intention
to institute offensive comparisons, but to in
duce our people to discard the old party preju-
dices engendered by past struggles, and unite
in the preparation of the present dominant
party in Alabama for resistaace by secession
whenever the contingencies happen which
have enumerated. And | sabmit to every
fair mind, unclouded by prtjudice, whether OF
not my proposition is reasonable and practi-
cable. Admit that our principles and purpo-
ses are all the same-that We have an institu-
ton upon the preseryationpf which depends
our very existence as R9ple, then your
want Of confidence in the Integrity Of the
Democratic party of AlabaIh5 is the only diff
ficulty in the way of harmdlious cooperation.
Whenever you place yourffefIsal to affiliate
with us upon that ground shen commences
the work Of detraetion, ordination and re-
comparing anheedents, &C., and
Judging from the past Should say it was
most likely that game would result unGlvora-
bly, to the opposition
/ have no doubt but hat the gallant and
patriotic Wings of Alabana have often re-
GREETED that they did nd iaEor the resistance
movement of 1851, as TIER predecessors had
opposed the infamous doctrines of the Procla-
nation and Force Bill 10 man ever encoun-
tered fiercer opposition lhan / did ten years
ago because protested @ainst the dedication
of the Wings of this Darict to the cause of
paramount Unionism, and cndeavored to rally
them around the standaA Of united South.
To-day | again fling mJlanner to the breeze
covered all over with thanotto Union among
ourselves for the sake q the South" Come
to its support, and if the State Rights Democ-
racy Of Alabama dishonS themselves and de-
grade their State by permitting it to remain
in the Union after the eletion of Black Re-
publican President, theul pledge myself to
join you in raising an Alabama regiment to
light the torch of revoldion in the capitol at
Washington. J. L. PUGH.
EUFAUIA, June 4, 1854
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-06
G1z1anieafed.
H..s

AszEuEzS, Aug. 18th, ls5s.
DzAR KrsE-t pm the principles Of justice
end t1manit1. ~ Induced 70 ask ysur permission
toine1rt this lniea tIsn II your papsr, beliey-
ing, as do ~ it may be the means Of preyen-
ting nnlimslf roR II many happy household.
o. Friday =, having bean for several days pre-
Eioas abss6t u NY family, 7 found, on my re-
turn home. s ny infant aged about Is months,
was quite well, fr0n some unknevn cause
suppesed 3 tsething. Upon an examination,
itla4 procs|e ffem3worus; and having been told
by T1spe& &shle phgzicizz that Winerss Cana
dlan V6f5hifuge nas sovereign rsmedy against
this terriHe enemy q children, was induced to
give & "a, rslastAatiy By The aeauissesnes Of
on 81 folioriaz nasnine, Saturday, j cam.
msnqgd administering it by direetiens, save in
quantity, hsing1ff6ld % give the amount Of pres
cription, j Nss unable 70 detect any impression
azys ald sbi1I1 nol thsn, but for the discharge
q splfs 4i<teea zprms, varying IN length from
two All half % 81 Inches This / thought
renazkab kanbzr fsr ) nursing infant. Bat, 10
ny gIeat am1<en1ek about one o'clock the next
ls1zz'a4 - areesed from my slamber 70 witness
- i4>-r4 BE nuuber 81 one hundred and thirty
az - - sFaeeAf1en.
- freszfzsE tEs nsxt morning, (Snnaay)
- |zS ses administered, which vas
l4I|l@@ y - 1f&Esrgs Of ffty during the day.
Ibg re d.. 41sdAy1 none was administered;
d1ys z.yyi4E 4 .i[e and 4usntity ~ described.
On tnsAiag mining following, one more small
dose vas alni1i5isIsd, making in all i've doses OF
quar.er q 1t1stoenful instead of half as pres-
cribsd ~ ne t114 Of direekions. In all. the little
ersstuls haz 1Ilstzrgsd 70 this date, the rise Of
three hlntrM eS<ns, = majority Of which will
Agerags fye q = inches in length, and is run
ming atoat = 1zssl with returning evidences Of
good health end lzififs. Having met with such as
tonishing c1e<4 8 the case Of my infant, was in
1nesd tonse - 4eFmifage on six other children
hnder ny llct4l.isn, varying in age from two 10
ben yesr1 Cd sud h eFery case save ore, that Of
Pc oldest - ~ happy results have been pro-
1uced.
These fks3hrs ziisfted, lst, because Of nay anti
iethy he<etcIbfe iD nos1rums Of every kind snd,
v, besal41 ~ sxpefience has convinced me that,
j the exfs48 8s1g haze made with Winer,s Ca
ladian tef<liI1ke, it b due to suffering human
u, as uel4 lie nanufacturer OF the medicine,
make ps1li.tke results Of my observation.
W. II. yASSER.
This Ysimif6ls q free from one objection to all
her Wor1 4slI6fnes Il contains neither mercury,
-Dflny of Il colrssirs oxides and yet II Is more
kpeditioai ed eatain IN It's expulsory action,
t0re 30 TIN any of fhe remsdiess 90 called, that
~ imprez1Atet With mineral poison.
bs partiel1r tnd rensmber the name, .Win-
~ Cana&ian Fsrnlifn<e,,s this b the only
ntItle thAtssn - rsliedon.
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
NeH0rleans.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-06

eU1 - And CalHo u. z.ss.s4 IS
At d saine place, o. - 18Th Of Septembss
1859, a thirty-feaF townships and paris OF town.
ships q theeounties Of ke1sha, Marshall and Poi
foN0tI Iilie.
It Is Land Oasee 1t EsropptDn, on the 18th d
July t5eb bf ffEf six townships and parts Of town.
shipsI4 IL esu1ties Of L7kins, Linn, Douglas and
FrsutIin.
Al <hs 7.zae pizcs, on fhs 22d Of August, 1853
Of ti.rty- -ieren teHashipz And parts Of townships
In n couhfiss q ShaWnse, Weller and Cofey.
Al The stme place, on ~ 18th of September,
ls59 Of fsrty-tHe tounsh md part Of townships
IN ttscoahiiez of Rieharda1H, Breckenridge, and
Madison
al tie LAID once ct ogl.nso the 10Th Of Au-
gus. 81 thirty-six f9Nnships and parts Of
eqF1zt g il The counties Of kettoNottomie. Riley,
q. - and Wise.
= Attle same places on ttelsth or September,
ls5s, q twenty-ssgen tounshil and parts Of town.
ships i the counties Of Rils5, Davis, Wise, Clay
and Dkkssn. $.
The lands Nfn Sc offered Hi& usual exceptions
Of schssl seefi0as, &e. ke.
The Ales win bs kept spsn until the lands are
all Offered which s 20 be eouflished within two
weeks, and no lonzer; and no pfisate entry Of any
Of the lands WI ks sdmittsd an after the expra-
ton ef the TIVE Hssks
RE emptjen claimants are rcG|lired TO establish
tnetr ehinB 70 the satisfaction the pro2er regis
tes and receiver ard make payment for the same
on or afore the dsg appointed ibr the eommsnce-
ment q the public sales, othef8ise their claims
wa Dsforfeited. TH0S. A;lIENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of fke Gskfui Land 0diee.
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