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Aver's Ague Cure.

-'r'I'e' thI> ufiarions poison IN
.tt t.t -f'l.t,t.e> tn LIVER ~ exI,ei IL frar !.
-.. - q -aault. - ~ does care this afpr:.
a.,1- iar with perfect certainty. Aud il doe, r.
or r.tie. docs what i Of more service 10 ,ho.s -,
Jeet 10 tai~ infection. II taken in season i, En-
/. from t1r system, ~ u i, absorbed aud thu, -.
those wEn H,e !, face from j. attacks: keeps !,
system IA health although exposed 10 the disc,
Col>cVfni,g II nos oulN cures. hut protects r.,
the great variety az affections which are ind
D, thi> malignant iuHaeucc. such Is Remi,,.
Fever. Chill Fever. n'nmh. or Masked A.
Periodical iicat..hc, or S,iious Headache. Ri
feNcrs. \curlEs. Hhr' ''l,'i,m. Govt. Blpdgs.
rlothleSc. Elr.ac. C1'3rrh. Asthma P,ls.,
items. Painful Affections If the Spleen, Hy,,.-;,'
Co!.e. PARALYSIS. aud Pajnful AGel tons OF !,
~ as-h and i|'Nel,. ~ e which. when sr.s
from mi, C.g~r. val BE- ff,nd to assume NOR, :
.e>~ the intermittent type. This AoUg Cvs.
removes the cr.~-rf these arrangements, and cur
he disease.
This i, accbmp,i-he, hs Stimulating the .x,,.
tories 50 CNrc the WINS froni the system. A.
these organs hy degrees lccoige hahi;ed To do n,
'!,i, office 81 ihci, OWL accord. Hence arise, uhr
.,c term ~. irHfaft.a. iiuc max ACCOMPLISH =,
-t'c end. hU' often lie a. nor long enough. a, =
l.rirci IN the attempt, while thi> AGrr CrIys
i,,- IL 20 ono. and u.ia safety We have sr,,
rc.,pn ;1 believe this is "a >,uct rs well as 81
...nc,is for tie whole class III diseases uliA =,
-ru,ed by the miasma,ic infection. than any o..
,,ii.h has been discovered: aud IL has - I. sro,A
srrrtant advantage "a the puiiic. which is ~,
e !, cheap as well as good
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Chaucery Notice.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN, Fourth Judicial Cir
- cuit-In Chancery.-Suit pending in the III
cult Court for the county of lnghan, III Chance
~, al Chambers, on the I'D d4y OF December,
1855 before Hon. T.. Lawrarce, CircUit Judge
Lorenzo d. Lghthall, complainant, Js- Daniel
VI. Dunkle. defendant.
Il satisfactorily appearing by the affidavit Of
O. NJ. Barnes, that the process issued IN TINS
cause for the appearance Of the defendant, Dan
lei NJ Dunkle could not be served on aid deten-
dant bv reason of his absence from or conceal
ment within this State, on motion o. -. NJ
Barnes, Solicitor for the complainant, II Is ordered
that the said Defendant cause his appearance TO
be entered in this cause. ard notice thereof TO be
served on the cnHIpiainauts Solicitor within three
months from the date OF this order, and in case
Of his appearance. that he cause M answer 70
the Complainanss Bill TO be fled and a copy
thereof to be served on the ComplainautS eo.i-
citor within twenty DAYS after service OF copy
Of said Bill, and III default thereof that said Bill
of Complaint NAV be taken confessed hv the
said defendant IL i also ordered that the said
Complainant within twenty days from the date
hereof cause Z copy Of this order to be published
in the Lansing State Republican, newspaper
printed and published ei Lansing, in said county,
at least once week for six weeks in succession,
or that the complainant cause a copy Of this or
der 10 be personally served on said defendant at
least twenty days before the time herein pre,cri-
bed for his appearance.
r. LAWRANCE. Circuit Judge.
IL true copy Attest, \. r +. COVERT,
l93wG Register.
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and strr II, TFr: ard will cure COWS - giving rLnOny
NILs Trey also increase tie quantity O. milk The tie
--u- general condition is bad The IT. grvtGr has Ete
assured ih-. rtyy Superior t. ans il. e.. ~ ca'ss
r a. 1uw fi-u Care should ~ sN-~rt--t. t1a; N@I "'
tain :. Irtu, genuine Powders atiG SlheT not y"ur-
s,e- - D. huilhucged WIN Tire assertion that Some
tr...z else h. II,t a. g1u.i.
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Sheriff sHic.

by virtue OF a writ Of execution issued our If.
ID and under the seal of the Circuit Coat for
the county of Inchan. 20 me directed ami Galiy-
cred, l have levied upon all the right. title and
interest, of Patrick Narkey, in and 70 the follow
ing described lands and tercmeuts. 20 Wit: the
north east quarter Of north wes, quarter Of sec
ton q Nl ten, and the ives: half If south east
quarter of SectcI ten. and the north easi quar-
ter accept and 18th acres from the south west
corner OF section ten, town one nof.h of range
one east, in the county Of Ingham and State 81
Michigan, which property shall evno-e forsale.
at public auction, 70 he highest bidder on the
26th day Of January 1859. At one O'Clock ?. ",
4, the front door of the Court House in the vi.
lage of Mason, Ingham County.
r. Z. LOW, Sheriff.
Dated, December lst. lS5S -wlSa
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Gis:sp,cerE sale.

DY virtue of decrc,al order of tii, Circuit
ID Court for the county 81 lngiam, in Chan
Gerry, made on the seventh day Of October, 4. D.
1855 in 2 case wherein John T. Wilson and o.
son ". Bennett, are compliments and Aimon
VI. Chaplin and Jane Chaplin are defendants; /.
the subscriber, the CiTcu, Court Commissioner
for ingham county, Michigan, viii sell at pubic
auction, at the Court House, in ih, village n:
Mason in said county "i ingham, on SATURDAY,,
the twelfth day of February, 4. u. 1899. al
one O'Clock in the afternoon Of that dav, the
lands in said dcc:cr;L order described rs follows
10 wit The rorth east quarter o. section jhiTtv-
three, 49, in township number two north Of
range numbcr one west, in the county Of luyham
and State Of Michigan.
j. u. RAMSDELL
Circuit COuI; Commissioner for lugham Co Nrh
q. ". BARNES, Sol. for Comprf-.
Dated, Mason, December -, ! - ig2w-
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NOTICE.
Benton House Re-Opemed.

THE undersigned has leased the Benton House,
L Lansing, for term Of years, and is now
ready 70 receive guests. The house and furn-
ture have undergone a tho-ough renovation and
he Is determined that no effort shall DC shared 70
furnish pleasant home, both for permanent
boarders, and travellers.
Persons attending the land GALES, or visiting
the Capital for other reasons, viii here find cool
roons, and a. good fare as the market affords
At prices a. low as at any other hotel
J. ". HOLMES.
Lansing, Dec, q, 1887. 1se
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Particularly adapted 70 TIE y
Il both SEXES, which cssc'sbn
PLAIs ESsLIsB ali that 10 nsv'
ssry 10 know pertaining 70 @
Gener,tiys disor.sr.-bos o.
trActsd-th. influence the. -
duce upon mind and bod"
sll persons ian avoid thsn, q
" they are 20 unfortans'e = :
have contracted such cssesss
how 10 effect = speedy enc .
tain cure. Likewise, II con15
many impoftan; hints rh.cfr
lie found seryieesble 70 thoe
m.rfied life, embracing eFs
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, County Of inEham, =.
y At session of the Probate Court for the Co
of CHAM, holden al the Probate Office in the VII
age ct Mason. on Monday, the third day o.. Jan
nary in the wear one thousand eight hundred aud
fftv-nine. Present, VIM H. Piuckncv, Judge
of Probate. In the matter Of the estate Of J-~-
Sc Demrrcst, deceased. On reading and fling
the petition, duly verified, of Perry Henderson,
a creditor, praying among other things, thar ut
,ers of administration NAV he granted upon said
estate, 10 the widow of saii deceased.
Thercupon it j. ordered, that Mondav, the 9Th
DAY of February. at J / O'Clock in the forenoon,
he assigned for the hearing 81 said petition and
that the heirs At law Of said deceased and all
other persons interested in said estate, are re-,
CURED to appear at session OF SAID Court,
then To be holden al the Probate Office in the
village Of Mason, and show cause, il any there
be, why the PRAYER o.: the petitioner should not
be grantct: Api e IS t"rfb"r ordered, that
said petitioner give notice 10 the persons ntere>-
ted in said estate, OF the penjency OF said prti
ton, and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy
of this order to be published in the Lansing Re-
publtcaR, newspaper printed and circulating in
said county Of inghan : spcce ssive weeks prev
Gus to said day of bearing \ true copy
WV. II. PINCkNEN,
3wI9s Judge of probl'c.
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~ H--I--8l FT'I----' q >-I1-'' = 80
~ turs- vas worked and driven 50 hard. that he
s-..,! completely Utru aud used Cp II be SalArt
..V yAf'- Pc wound treiai|e all over lie seemed Ell
rt a worthless ard abIIt ta die Ea'r tiui various
.-,I.rrr>. t- tirt N-rc ~ no benefit nnaiy save
l.r. 9 7 JOHNS CONDITION POWDERS. lie
rapidly improved until BE- became 9rTieciy ~ en-
... f,t q. .:r hundred dollar 4 shy hAhth-
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A CURIoUs CAss-On Tuesday last q
carriage was driven to the gate Of the Penn,
sylvania Hospital From i: alighted man.
suffering from wasting disease, who ap-
piled for and was granted admission as a
patient He was man of perhaps fifty
years of age, and had arrived in this coun-
try only in October last. His name was
Francois NORM, his native place Rheims
His polished language distingue appearance
despite his poverty-interested the phy>i-
clans In his recovery During his brief
residence at the hospital-for he died on
Sunday night-he was delirious a large por-
ton of the time In hi3 lucid moments he
would speak of child, which he said, he
had left in New York, he having come to
Philadelphia for medical advice II is not
known by whom he was accompanied to the
hospital. but as he was person who had
seen prosperous days, 1t is conjcctufed that
there may be some Interested in knowing
that he now lies dead at the hospital, with
none Of his kin to fulfil the last offices to
his remains -PhU. North liner.
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howard ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.


g; institution established ~ So ttGi ss!"rgeaf
d., ~. F.fl.t e. l. NirI mi !,tt,,y,f oHic' u
,~rL Ijrl,Tf ard Eys,lenc Diseases
I'3E EJN Ann ASSOCIATION. in yi-V al tie tai d.
--rpcr..- human IFS. csa-e.i ~ sexual j>eas
ant t ,r.rr,5.n prariic-i uron The unfortunate vic
riu- ,ac', i-s>. hy uacks several wears ago drec
wosthy Of Their name oopeaa Dslen,ay TOR The treat
@ ,,-r,it.t l,y,t -, ,IiS ,l - t
..- ,h option o., ie,r s,ul,,ioa. ,sgs. orcupa
''oa, sas e a.. s. . AMI ~ ca-eo IF exirene power
~ D. IN ~ Mt.'''r - : f.ft Va 1liHici " Is
g., n.,ir,, :. +. %, r. AZ. and ., .or, The NOS, sr
;so, 90. la.-erl. 'seatnen-.
IT, r'.''-- ,t- T., 2' -, ~ h-tr Am SER
. f,.,,, H. -, -. Ne ti,h... se,,.rr.,.,
@i-u ih" -rcc~-- sa',t A,- attended the labor, oi
''- con, .i''- -" u ne cure =" SP"fm''oT-
i. ,,,.ir .f ,sra 80 ,,,iI,r ~ Slf sf,,.a 70
tn3 rr-fuasn.e &c rhc -su" plan for tie ensuing
.@4
e., - .'T -, a. - , ',A'
a -~a, harrl, - h. a'i....! e,iccall, to the yong
'uf th'g .s." f~-',-i O." i"'"'" 'h-m,elv~- e.ih
u "'' -''.. Co., ''' '''' important S"i ''"'" '''I'''
4rs.r,.,s,. R,..-. -. ,,,,o-rl,., ., S,,,iosl
W-ako--> the -. Of unt.i,m. N,,turbaton. OF s.if
''u> am other diseases OF the 'eNusl organs m ~"
9,9 ,I ~, pl q. 'r' ol ma. tn >i,' IN, IN
r ,.,.,. utl..r Report, AID Tract, IN The nature ami
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al our Rcmedies are f2r saIe br
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
JUST PUBLISHED!

4 NEW WoES sTLESDIDLY ILLU TEATED fsIrn Bhs
RATE ESCRsysSsj or NEARLY so IA GEs rSE BIZ
WORK oS DissAsEs % THE eENITsL ORGANS EvEk Is1t
DICED TO TIE PUBLIC, IR kEYSoLDs MEDICAL trH
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IL. ST Johns
Condition Pow

AitA.AAil01 = wv
c c RS hese
powders are held
IN very high est
NATION for horses,
in cases q, DIS
TEMPER. loss
or APPETITE,
HIDE Roc y II.
ELLpN VA
TEs STIFF COW
PL AIN /. etc
They are eNcr.
lent for cattle
FHaaT are kFET.E
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A Curious CURE A correspondent OF
tt. Clinton Courier, in We,tmoreiant re-
lates very singular cure;
"Nrs H.. some two years since, was
thrown from her horse, and sustained an
injury to her hip which from that day to
this has bafiled the skill Of the physicians
Of this vicinity gradually her limb short
ened, 40 that standing upright her toes
touched the floor and by the aid cF crutch-
es it was barely possible for her to tose 4
dozen steps, perhaps, each day From
paininy her severely only at intervals, She
came 10 be at last IN constant agony and
at night il was only by her husband rlac-
ing MS feet around her foot aud pushing
the limb toward, the fo1t Of the bed, hat,
She could obtain ret About three weeks
since, "a her husband was relieving her III
this manner ~ was his wont, fhc timb
suidcnig gaze ,ray Mrs. b uttered a
fearful cry of pam, ANA the bone slipped
into IT socket. For two years she had
been suffering from hip ont Of Joint -
The lady SION regained the Use Of ner limb,
and i now almost a- well a. ever
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New Firm.

TIE subscribers having recently associated
l. themselves together under the name Of the
Lansing Planning MI Company, for the purpose
81 manufacturing Sash, Blinds and Doors-also.
Planning and Matching all kinds OF lumber. ami
filing all bills Of work for the entire finishing Of
houses, would respectfully invite the attention
Of all having business in our linc n give u 4
call. a. we are now prepared tn receive al or
ders. and DO the work in the best possible man
ner. Shop opposite the Presbyterian church, or
the river, Middle Town
c. c. DODGE.
JAMES JOINS,
r. A. BAILEY.
Lansing, June 4, 81. los
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Price IS cents per Pox; g soxes for Sloc

Gres; numbers of Ciergymen. Physicians, State
a,u. AID eminent pcrsonages. have lent te
iamcs to certify tho unparalleled usefulness o!Aes
remedies. but our space here viii no, permit
insertion Of thcm. The Agents below named 4
ui-h gratis our AHTHIcsN ALMANAC in which IN
axe gwen; with also fall descriptions Of the sboH
complaints. and the treatment that should bel
lssycd lur their cure.
ID not De put off by unprineiped dealers W
other preparations they make more profit
Demand AYKE's. and take no others. The 80
wan; he best aid there is for them and they sbol
have IL.
Al our Remedies are for sale W
Il. THAYER, Lansing; j. W. Phelps 1 U
Mason; Nath. Champ, O1ondaga; Brsnea
Son, Stockbridge; and all dealers in Nediea
everywhere. Wholesale 10y Farrand wha
on, Detroit lyFl
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o. W. KISS HIM FOR urs MOTHER. {"

"LEr NE KISS HIM FOR hrs MOTHER.
The editor Of the New Orleans Adeocate
has this incident about the ravages OF the
yellow fever in that city, related to HIM BY
one of the Methodist pastors:
"The preacher was called re" DAYS
since 70 attend the funeral Of young man
Before his sickness he wasa stout, buo'an',
manly youth He was from the State Oh
Maine, and had been here bat short time.
He was attacked by yellow fever, and soon
died. with no mother or relative to watch
by his bedside, or to soothe him with that
sympathy which none but those OF onr OWE
dear kindred blood can feel or manifest
He died among strangers, and was bur'eo
by them. When the funeral service was
over. and the strange friends who had m'u-
is,ered TO him were about to finally close
the coffin, an old lady who stood by, stop
ned them and said, lie. me kiss him for ms
mother We nave yet TO find the mrs.
man or woman TO whose eye this simple re-
cital has not brought tears"
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Quick WoRK.-One dag last week an
Irish servant girl in this town, having fin
ished her days work. including the wash
ing" obtained half hours furlough, "to
see gintleman friend The half extern
ded to the whole hour when Bridget ap-
peared blushing and half smiling IT
you plaz,, ma am, must lave you to-day,
for I'm to be married if you place, tonight,
ma am" why. what does this mean,
Bridget" enquired her mistress "I never
heard you were engaged" No more was
l, ma'am; but boy Just now FROM the
ould country wants me to have him, and
me cousin thinks had betther, and so |
towld him / would And she did
Pitfsfeid Eagle.
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AMUSING AT Durham ASsizcs a very
deaf oil! lady, who had brought an action
for damages against neighbor, was being
examined, when the Judge suggested a
compromise. and instructed counsel to ask
her what she would take to settle matters
What will you take - asked the gentle
man in the bob-tailed wig of the old lady.
The old lady merely shock her head at the
counsel, informing the jury, in confidence.
that she was very hard o hearing" His
lordship wants to know what you will take"
asked the COUNSEL again. this time bawins
as loud as ever he could in the old lady's
ear. Il thank his lord>bip kindly" the
ancient dame answered stoutly. land if its
no i'll convenience to him, Iii take a warm
ale" Roars Of laughter Eng paper.
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PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK: THE POCKE7
ESCCLAPIUS. Or Every One hi- own Doctor,
by w YoUSG. ". n. II Is written in plain Ian
guare for the general reader, and ! Illustrated
with upwards of 100 engrsvincs. Al vouDe
married people or those contemplating marriage,
and having the least impeachment 10 married lif.,
should read this book. Il discloses secrets that
every one should he acquainted with: still, itisa
book that must be kept locked mp. and not lie
about the house. 1t vii be sent TO any one on
the receipt Of twenty-five cents Address pr,
WM YOUNG. 15s Spruce street, above Fourth.
Philadelphia, Pa. lo0yI
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pEErAI.ED n
Ayers Cathartic Pills
eHs fll Tue PURPOSES os A puss,IW Mfucw


For Co>fINENLSS:
FoC THI CURE oF DYsrEPSn,
For yAUNpIcE:
''oE THT CrRE OF INDIGESTION
FoR HEADACHES;
foR THE CURE OF DysENTERy;
EOR 4 EorL STOMACH;
EoG INF CUEE ur ERysIpBLAs;
foR THE PuIs:
EcH TIE CURE oP S,EorrLA;
FoR All SCEoTvIoUs COMPLAINTS
foE TiiE CURE or EHEtNaTIs
EoR DISEASES on THE sam.
EoE THE CvRE oF LIVER COMPLAINT.
For DRorsy;
For THB Cure or letter, TUaoRS AND SNi
kHEIM;
F0R WORMS;
For THE CTEE OF GoUT:
FoR DINNER Pill:
EOK IHE CTRE OF NEURALGIA
For PURIFYING THE Bloom.
They are sugar-coatca. 50 that the most sens
tive can take them pleasantly, and being pure
vegetable no harm, can arse from their use IN az
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Lansing, June 4. 81.
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Wholesale and Retail.
A. large and comprehensive as-oF'mc-.toF goods
IN their line CA De found in the Wet
Their stock Of Books embraces:
Scientific, NcdicI
C'asscli. Lerri
School, Agricultural
Theological. Historical
juvenile, Ni-celiaucous
works of Science aud Art, and Standard Poet
and Prose Writers, in every variety NJ srvle and
binding
Citizens and strangers are respectful, invited
[" call and examine our stock
We have also a large stock Of Letter. Can and
Note Paper. Envelopes, Ink, States. Blank Books.
Fancy aud Staple Stationery, ia qualities. STYLES,
aud prices which cannot Gail TO please
our arrangements for obtaining stock from
first hands. and on the most Favorable terms. en-
soles u 70 offer Country Dealers. Teachers. l.
Drary Committees, and Others buvin- in quanti-
ties liberal discounts from retail prices.
10 connection with our establishment. We Iav.
4 Btnderv i. Blank B1ok Uanufqctorv.
Using the best Of materials and employing com
petent workmerl, We are prepared - ST. orders in
this line, and can safely guaranty satisfaction IN
ali cases RAYMOND SELLECK-
II" 90 Wo0Ixsri Az, Detroit.
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s.se:sorsant Ia Females.
THE
FANiL \ NOV ~ PO UTDERS

Painful Ner str'latioD-, removing aliohstrUctious
whether from cold or otherwise, headache. pain
in rhe side, paipitation Of the heart disturbed
sleep. ~Hch arise from interruption of nature
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some new ones-living in the expects

Iioil Ihat raiirOad, ere long Will come
down from Grand Haven, and pass
through their town on its way to New
Buffalo and the great west. May their
hopes be speedily realized Our jour-
ney, made on the only spring-like day
in this month, with one of Denison's
best, was pleasant and invigorating,
and we have been feeling better for it
ever since.
Michigan State Agricultural College,
Il Greeley's Opinion.
We are often asked to indicate the
best seminary or college in which a
youth may defray the whole or part
of the expenses of his tuition and liv-
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wAGIAC:
~~s
Thursday Morning, April III, 1859.
End OF VOLUME ONE.
This number concludes the first vol
ume of the REPUBLICAN,. In compile;
ting the first year Of our labors in Cass
County, We cordially express to our
friends our gratitude for the amount Of
support they have accorded us. and per-
nit us to hope that we may continue to
be recipients of their favors during the
coming year. In this connection we
wish to call the attention of our read
ers to our club rates for volume II, and
the extra inducements we hold out for
getting up clubs to the Republican,
The terms We have fixed upon for the
coming year, are as follows:
One copy, one year :: $3.50.
Five copies to one P. o. Address. 500
20 4" =" 4 : 5000
In order to make some acknowledge
:ment of the kindness of those friends
who have promised to assist us in ex-
tending the circulation of the Republi-
can, We propose as follows:
To any person who will obtain ten
subscribers to the Republican for one
year, we will furnish one copy free.
To any person sending US a club OF
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P

TWO 10 I'VE nOUrS OF CdCL StCUiar UUy.
Rather than write so many letters, we
take this mode of stating that we know
of no such Seminary except the State
College of Michigan
which is open to citizens of that State
alone. Our own State, Pennsylvania,
and we think one or more beside, are
trying to initiate such Seminary, and
our Peoples College" is being erect
ed at Havana, n. Y. Had not Presi-
dent Buchanan vetoed the Agricultu-
raj College bill, we should inevitably
have had many such seminaries forth
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A Trip to Berfiens
Mn. EDIroR:-We made flying trip
one day last week to the county seat of
Berrien county, Wehavearichfarlniug
country between Dowagiac and the
village of Berrien. Notwithstanding
the winter broke SO early, spring has
made but little advance, exception the
growth of fall sown wheat. Farmers
have not done much as yet, but some
early blowing and repairs of fences,
&c. The breadth of winter wheat is
usually large, and looks uncommonly
fine.
The village Of Berrien is pleasantly
Situated on the banks of the st. Joseph
river, in rather an ut-of-thc-way- place
at present, but surrounded by rich
farming country. The people of the
village appeared to be rejuvenating the
place, in setting out ornamental shade
trees. to adorn the side walks, and in
reDairinr old 1wallinrs and eroctinor