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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-27
M RS. wINSLO
SYRUP.
For Children Tccthing.

which greatly facilitates the process # teethuc b, soft
-nnc the gums, reducing a. tion-siIl aay ALL
PAIN and sp.sraodic actioi, and
SURE To REGULATE TIE BOWELS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-27
To the qualified Electors of the CiIy Of
Lansing.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the several Aldermen
~ the several wards acting Board Of Rez>trsioE
under aud by OF entitled An further
preserve the purity Of elections and guard against the
buses Of the elective franchise by tTaton Of votes
approved February a. ls5s, will Monday, the "a diy
Of October, 1852 AT clock in the forenoon
the following places in their wards aui
nue ia iJr three days and longer
First Ward, at the Seymour House Second Ward, at
the Eagle Ho,el Third Ward, at the L-n> NJ House
When and where all persons entitled the elective
lfanci-e under article secoa at the
ton Of thu state ofMichigan, must their
." enti- them II the privilege OF voting under lr
titled an act Ia Pr---rve the purity OF -ctions &c
ARTICLE :. sEC l, OF THE CONSTITUTION.
ln all elections wite mall citizen every white
ins tstant Tring thc state the twenty ioUrth
q! june, No, white NAH inhabilant Tciin the
State the r-t uf January, 1850 who has DECLARED
intention To b; citizen Of thu United States, puTsu
ant Ia the lac thereof, months preceding eec
o' Oh Ia r-'l tn, sta" years and months
mae nh tbliant lnisu d.-c,nt native OF the United
state, and not memter any tribe, shall b. cector
and entitled To vote but inhabtan shall Ice
elcctor entitled 1" yot at cvciiCn un!-,, he
-hall b. above the Of tWenty years has
sided the STATE three months and in the
ward in shch h. o.r- hi ten day. preceding
such election 4"
BY order Of the Bard of Registration
2w2 80 GEO A ARMSTRONG civ Clerk
Lansing, Sept 10th 1883
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Probate Notice.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ingham, ss
- At session of the Probate Court for the Co.
Of Ingham, holden at the Probate Office in the viii
age of Mason, on Saturday, the oath day of Sept,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and
ffty-nine. Present, VIM. ii. Pinckney, Judge
% II. .,i..se. In tho n,attor of tho ostats Of VIM
fnipp5, deceased. TN rcaulHS anu nn,,5
petition, duly verified, of Daniel p. Reif, Atty
of Peter Phipps, administrator of said deceased,
praying amongst other things, for license to
sell the real estate of said deceased.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the eth
day of November next, at J l o'clock in the fore
noon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition,
and that the heirs at law of said deceased and all
other persons interested in said estate, are re-.
quired to appear at a session of said Court,
then to be holden at the Probate Office, in the
village OF Mason, and show cause, if any there
be, why the prayer of the petitioner should not
be granted: Ind it is further ordered, that
said petitioner give notice to the persons interes
ted in said estate, of the tendency of said peti.
ton, and the hearing thereof, by causing "A COZ Y
of this order to be published in the Lansing Re
publican, newspaper printed and circulating i'll
said county of Ingham, q successive weeks previ-
Gus to said day of hearing. A true copy.
WIN. Ii. PINCKNEY,
93lw6 Judge of Probate.
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BURGLAR SHor.-On Thursday night last Mr.
J. +. Ferguson, of Summit heard somebody in
his celler, and promptly taking shot gun pro-
ceeded TO give the Aforesaid somebody charge,
which took effect in the -, inhcting a serious
wound. The man escapc. from the cellar, bu,
the dog chased him into a marsh near the lake
where he was secured by Mr.. +. His name was
wilkins and he is now in Jail NJ +. has suf-
fered severely during the past year from
burglars, his house and barn have been robbed
several times, and he has finally concluded to
put stop to their operations. We only wonder
he has been so patient. If everybody would
do "a he has done, the gang would soon be
broken up.
=. S. Wilkins was Yesterday sent to the
State Prison for ten years.-Jaeksoa Cit.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
BY ROYAL S&&4SSSA PATENT

DREPARED from prescription OF Sir James Clark,
i VI. H., Physician Extraordinary 20 the Queen. This
invaluable Medicine is unfug in the Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident Ia the female
constitution
II moierxtes all excess removes all distractions, anu
brings the monthly period with regularity. These
Pills should be used two three weeks previous To
inement they fortiiy the constitution and lessen the
ring during labor. enabling the mother 10 perform
her duties with safety to herself and child.
These Pm. should not b. taken BY females driag hs
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, hey sure
20 bring a. Miscarriage but at any otacr im> they
safe.
In all eases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections. pain in
the Back and Ions HeAvness. Fatigue Slight ENer
ton Papitation Of the Heart Lown-ss Of Spirits, Hys
;erics Sick Headache Whites and all the painful diseases
stoned by q di>ordered system these Pills will ehect
a when all other have failed and although a
powerful remedy do contain iron, csiomel snmony
ANY other mineral
Full directions accompanying erch package PIee, in
the United States and Canada. One Dollar.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, 0Ate l. C. Baldwin Co y
Rochester. y. y.
NJ Bone Dollar and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorized Agent will bottle ming so pills
BY return mail
For sale by X THAyER, lansing. 1s0yl
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES Il

BRYAN'S PULMINARY WATERS ARE
q ing - The cure 4 EsunuS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
SORE TnRoAr, HoARsENFss, DIFF
CULT BREATHING, ISCIPIESr CONSUMPTION, AND
DISEASES or THE LuNGs. They have no taste OF
medicine, and any child will take them. Thou
sands have been restored to health that had
before despaired. Testimony given in hundreds
of cases. A single dose relevesin TEN MINUTES
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers-the orr
ginal and only genuine is stamped Bryan.
Spurious kinds are offered for sale. twenty-five
cents box. Sold by dealers generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y
For sale by r. TIIAYER, Il Co., Lansing.
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NORTH ATLANTIC
STEAM SIIIP COMPANY

ID OCULAR THROUGH LINE t. san FRANCISCO ii.
IL Panama Hal DAD ami C. meet n unis with
ers Golden Gate q J. Az, ohm l. stephens an! -
MIRA, Of the Pacific NAL >t>,m-Lip Cmpsuy a Panama
direct TO Asp ns.li. The ,plrniIl steamships
BALTIC, ApRIArlC AND ATLANTIC,
having been entirely reiii- an adapted the Csfor
MA trade, wi hereafter above, leaving this OFT
on the 5th U; 81 each month iso The foot Canal
Street, North River
81 Passengers AMI mail. all b. fswarG-i BY Panama
Rahr.ad, ami connect al Psn,m< With the Pacific Maj
ste smship Company. -nincent steamship, hich ~il
b. IN readiness, aud leave immediate 10. san Francisco
They oil be embarked fTe- o expense oIa Railroad b.
the Company steamboat TABuGA
An experienced Surge ! attached 10 each : Z.
St<-rag- Passengers foani cooked provisions D. icn
ami attendance IL = believed that the oAtt
Afforded oy The above ships pass-t by
the world. The pub inurm-d that the = VI :. -
60 Als.y, have ONE OR MORE EXTRA STEAMER
lying AZ Panama, Ready fT sea- 10 AVOID posib &c
tent of Passengers Mails and embark their pas
ger- By steamboat.
For pass.ge apply a. the only cice Il the Company
the shari foot of Canal street, North River,
3m-30 WILLIAM III WICkHAM
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Chicago, H., May !, 1857.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three
sizes. viz: large, medium, and small; the small
holds onchal 4 pint, aud rctail- for one dollar
per bottle; the medium holds at least twenty
per cent. more ia proportion than the small, and
retails for two dollar per bottle the large hold
a quart, - per cent. more ia proportion, and
retaiIs tor -.
%. J. WOOD 4 co, Proprict0rs, 3l2 Broad
way, New York, tin the great y Y. Wire Rail
ing Establishment and III Market street, 81
Louis, No, and sold 10y all good Druggists aud
Fancy Goods Dealers. 15rm3
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To Contractor.
5w23,l

NOTICE is hereby given that the letting of the
IN Contracts for clearing, grubbing, causway.
ing and constructing of Bridges or part of the
EAST SAGINAW l. SAUBLE STATE ROAD
AS hereafter described-by virtue OF the Act
entitled AN Act 10 provide for the drainage
and reclamation CT Swamp Lends by means OF
State Roads and bitches" approved February
II, 1889, will be at the public house of j. 5.
BARCLAY, in Bay City, on the 18th dav of Oc.
tober next, commencing al 10 o'clock in the
forenoon.
ALTON:
Beginning at the point, where the east and west
quarter section line through section 90, in town
ship IL north OF range east intersects the west
bank of Saginaw River, thence to a point ter
minating on the bank of Sauble River at mean
der corner in line between sections and 10
on west bank of said River in township number
90 north of range number east. Distance a
IS miles on the line surveyed by the Commis.
sioners. Said Road TO be cleared of all standing
Timber, brush and fallen Timber, four rods in
width and ten feet each side of the center OF
said road, 10 be we'll grubbed, the excavations
made By grubbing TO be filed even with the sur
face so as to form level road bed. All swan.
py and Wet ground TO be causevayed with sound
timber cut hot less than l6 feet long well spotted
down and laid on substantial stringers, where
the character Of the ground makes it necessary,
with ditch or bitches sufficient 10 drain the
road bed. Culverts viii be required of a sub
stantial nature not less than 10 feet in length
where the same are Necessary. All streams &c
be bridged with substantial Timber Bridges no
less than % feet in width. Further information
obtained of the undersigned.
MORGAN L. GAGE,
ADDISON P. BREWER,
Commissioners.
East Saginaw, Sept 10th, 1859. 4w23O
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rue iodo"ing communication from Of the old
most influential men OF the township Of Piy mouth,
wayne county, cannot fail To comment itself To the
~'""non oil all who are similarly afflicted
fpNoru, :0th August, l>5a
~ ING edIT 81 he Michigan Christian Herald
i1Ak sri Zee! it my duty to communicate through
your Journal the f,lowug fact. not only a. an tx
pes'n 81 my ihanktunc,, To pr Kermoit Of your city
out thai those suffering from ike diseases may know
mo cures He after all hope gone.
r'e'ous TO March, ls5s, had suffered for several
"''ns from asthma AMI bronchrti- Daring thsSe
hs employed several Of our regular or oil school
Y''seans but the disease gradually wastei me- away
oPse'Hrated great quantities Of dark Grta matter,
a several attacks Of ble-dn. from nv lungs had BE-,
''"s 50 far reduced that ~ss not abb. 10 leave nv
had et'lls and fever with night swea,s in fact all
-" me Pronounced ms in the last stages Of con
'N"P''n and victim for the grave.
~ 'ns Time MAS informed that Dr. Kermo.t was
lying MI. S~fvs> and Mr.. Both ,f diseases Of the
ss "nrn they were greatly reduced fe.t ANXIOUS
~ &c nim- Ny brother went Ia T-troit aui brouyh,
!" my hoase, when, after \ CAREFUL exam ma n
NJ. Told ME there Vas yet hope in nv case lie
YS'0Fd Tor me, and after taking hs medicine, six
sns' during which time l gradually re,an-d my
.''n' vas discharged, sal to day happy in the
Enjoyment of lie ami It's blessings will add that
-.'s ossn eared contrary 10 the expectation Of al
~" saw me st the time.
Ewes grateful, am, yours. &c
GEORGE SCUrr
" ne'mou cev0:es his time exclusively to the treat
enron'c or lingering diseases, and will visit Ian
y. 'ne the 18th and 18th Of every month.
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LAST NOTICE,

DElNG determined to close up the map bust.
IL ness III this county, all persons indebted TO
us either by subscription, note or account, will
do well Ia call at the map Office in this city and
settle the same Immediately. Those subscribers
to whom maps have been offered will be treated
in the same manner as though they had actual
~ received their maps.
GEL, HARLEY, l. SIVERD.
Lansing, Sept. 18th, 1859. lm23O.
INIIANCERY SALE.-By virtue of decretal
~ order of the Circuit Court for the county of
lngham, in Chancery, in cause wherein Urish
Coulson is complainant and Abncr f. Richardson
and Elijah Richardson are defendants, and made
on the 23d day OF April, 4. d. 1859, by virtue
Of which said decretal order, l, the subscriber,
the Circuit Court Commissioner of the said coun-
ty of lngham, will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Court House, in the village
Of Mason, in said county of Ingham, on the (S)
eighth day of November, A. ID. 1859, at one o.
clock in the afternoon of that day, the lands and
premises described in said order OF SALE a. fol-
lows, to wit Fifty 500 acres off the northeast
corner of section eighteen QS), in town number
four { - north of range one (D west, in the town
of Meridian and county of Ingham, and State of
Michigan, it being portion of the same land
that was purchased of Boyd by Elijah Richard
son and Abner f. Richardson, deed from Boyd
to said Richardson's is recorded on the records in
the said county of Ingham and State of Mich-
gan. GRIFFIN PADDOCK,
PHILLIP MCkERSAN, Circuit Court Comr.
Solicitor for complainant.
Dated September 10, 1859. 7w23l
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Are generally caused by Atimacule burTOughed in the
skin pr Trasks Magnetic Ointment by powerful and
penetrating qualities, destroys vesge Of them, re
storing health and beauty To the skin wherever applied
removing Tan and Freckes
MI SORE ES ES-A. c. Gushing; OF South Bend,
Ind says The Magnetic Ointment is the only remedy
here Intdmef Eyes. The Auditor ct county
has much faith its curative powers in this disease,
thai he not only highly recommends it, but oilers 10 for
iet the amount paid for 10 each case If it fails Of
Pis Piles, which at this of the year par
tculsry troublesome cured at by rrasks Mag
nec Ointment apply TO the parts affected aud small OF
the back
NERVOUS oR Sick iiEADAcliE-Apply the ointment freely
the forehead and temples and back of the neck also
the soes the feet and palms of the hands. IL will
relieve the headache in thirty minutes Read
advertisement in this paper. Smj,l
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In Addison, Steuben Co, n. T., Aug. 3lst,
at the residence of VIM. Bonham, Esq, by the
Rev. Mr.. Raines, KNAPP DARRIS, Of Lansing,
In Waterfront, Sept. alst, at the house of the
brides father, by the Rev. C. $. Armstrong, Mr..
f. l.. WRIGHT, of Lansing, to Miss MARY J.
KirTLE, OF Waterfront.
At Rochester, n. Y, on Thursday, Sept 22d,
Mr.. HENRY W. WALKER, Of Okcmos, to Miss
JENNIE II. ADAMS.
happy life to them
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% 1--we
Great Sale Of Improved Lands
at Auction.

THERE will be sold at Administrators Sale,
l. on the 10th day of November next, the
whole of the old dayton Farm" located in
Delta, Eaton county, comprising two hundred
and forty acres of the original farm, and two
hundred acres of other land in the immediate
vicinity, all excellent farm land. There is one
hundred and forty acres improved, with enough
good meadow to produce one hundred tons OF
hay per annum. The whole farm is abundantly
watcred with fine living springs, and stream OF
pure water runs the entire length of the farm.
There is also good orchard of choice trees, a
spacious farm house, well enclosed and painted,
and log barn and other out-buildings, with a
variety of soil which makes this one of the best
grazing farms in the State.
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
on the farm, at Delta Center, four miles west OF
Lansing, and will be sold together or in parcels
to suit purchasers. Those who wish to purchase
real estate will do well TO bs present.
s. w. FOWLER,
CHAUNCEY GOODRICH,
Admrs of the estate OF l.. c. Holly, decd.
Sept 18th 1859. 4w229
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DgATH OF STUDENT. - Edgar H.
King, a student in the Agricultural College,
whose father r. H. King, resides in Rives, Jackson
Co., on the plank-rOad, 3 miles north Of Jackson,
was seized with fever on Monday, which resulted
in Inflammation or CONGESTION of the bowels, OF
which he died on Saturday night. He was Ia
ken to Rives for interment by his parents, who
were present at his death.bed. This is the first
fatal case Of disease, which has occurred at the
College since its foundation.