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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-11

AGlhe following communication from one Of the oil
est AMI most influential men Of the township OF Plymouth
Wayne county, fail TO commend itself to III,
attention Of all who are similarly afflicted:
Plymouth, Goth August, 1859.
!" NE Eilor Of he Miehiyaa Christian Herald:
pRAR SiR-l feel it my du,y to communicate through
your Journal the following facts not only a. an ex
preston Of my thankfulness DR. Kermot of your city
but that those suffering from like diseases nav know
'oo cured ne after all hope was gone
PREVIOUS 10 March. ISIS, I had suffered for several
A'"'ns from asthma AMI bronche;is. During these
months employed several of our regular or old schoo
Physicians, but the disease gradually wasted me away
.apee'"ra'ed great quantities Of dark fcetd matter
Hi several attacks Of bleeding from my lungs had be
""e 20 Tar reduced that vas not able 10 leave nv
had ehils and fever with night sweats in fact ali
' -" me pronounced me in the last stages of con
'ampasn and a victim for the grave.
Al ms tine ! WAS informed that Dr Kernott wa.
aPns Mr. S~rviss and Mr.. Booth Of diseases of III,
when they we're greatly reduced. | felt anxiou.
n'm- Ny brother went "a petrui, aud brought
!" my house, when, after a careful examination
" 'od me there WAS yet hope in nv case lie
ri''~a Tor me, AMI after taking his medicines 81,
,.",'' curing which time | gradually regained my
vas discharged, AMI am To day happy in tn,
'"ens OF hfe and its blessings I will add that
-, "~a Cured contrary 10 the expectation Of al
u" "a" me st the time
Ever grateful, am, yours, Ss.
GEORGE SCOTT
VT nerme;t devotes his time exclusively IN The ,,.,,
a'o' chronic lingering diseases and will vs;, Ian
"as On the the 18th and 18th of every mon,b
Bowl
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EXPLANATION. We have received a
note from Mr.. VIM. A. Thomas, in which he ac-
quits Mr.. A. n. Prentiss, and Mr.. G. W. Haigh,
Of all participation in copying or sending to the
press the resolutions of the Cincinnatus Society,
published by US last week.
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NEwBRo's CHURN-The principle Of
Newbros spring has been applied with great
success, as we Judge by inspection, to the churn.
I, works with great ease, and will repay farmers
far a trial. IL can be seen at this office.
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SPECIAL TICES
Notice.

The Ladies Benevolent of the Fl Presbyterian
Church Of Lansing, will meet at the house of Mr Foster
the Reform School, Thursday evening October 18th
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Nrwsro's SPRINGs.-We have had an
opportunity of examining Alderman Newbro's
newly invented carriage springs. The invention
il ingenious, ana appears to work well. II they
are sufficiently durable, there can be no question
Of success
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CITY CLgRK oPpICn, !
Lansing, September s, 1859 ]


STATE oF MICHIGAN, "a
City of Lansing, }
To William Hnnan, John Thomas, Geo. ". Feck, d V.
Bell, A 8. Weller, T.. K Merrihe.d Lonvysar Il Dart
John A. Kerr, Daniel Johnson i r Wilcox, A. W Vii.
Hams, Whtney Jones, A. NJ. Rofe, s Bender, Burr
Grove, H. Earl, ". +. Davis,S Greene, r. Greene,
Payne Mrs 7. W. Browneil, p Ayres, A. shattuck,
II. Gordon, Mrs Btiisin, j. Haywood, r. Hosner
Theo Hunter, and all other persons interested in the
following described property, the City of Lansing:
All that portion of Third Ward of said city
in blocks lots AMI parcels Of land follows, ocks
l54, l55, 1j6, 49, l5s 159, leo lt9 40 ILL., w. 49,
Ia, 175, 49, Ia rs 49,, sS, ss also lands non
dent being parts of the northwest fractional quarter Of
section ~ AMI laying directly south of block 49, and
east OF block ls, ana north a lands owned by W.
Peck, and bounded east by Gil and River three
OF land also lands belonging 10 Geo w. Peck A.
follows part of the northwest fractional quarter Of
section II, bounded north by lands Of C. P. Bush de
ceased by Grant RIVER, south by lands j. I'm
Thomas, and by the east line Of Townsend street
containing three acres Of land also, lands owned BY
John Thomas bounded follows north by lands me-,
by Geo W Peck, east by Grand River south by mill ss
ervstou by lands If Vim Human be my part Of the
northwest fractional quarter of section 81 aud containing
two and - lt0ths Ot land also, lands of VIM II
being part of the northwest fractional quarter Of
section Il, and bounced follows north by Robert
street, by Lands Of Geo Peck and John Thomas
south by mill reservat on. and bv lands % \
Weller, containing l. AMI So lO;hs of hand Also
lands known lands reserved for hydraulic purposes
belong NJ To John Thomas Geo W. Peck and William
Hnman, bounded A. follows; north by lands owned by
Peck, Weller, Human AMI Thomas, south and east Nv
Grand kIyer, containing i've acres al land.
You hereby notified that assessments about
be made upon You deTay the expenses Of repsi ing
Nam street and highway east OF Walnut street that
esmen rolls have been made erefur, which Gle
IN the office of the City Clerk where they will
To your n>Iecun until the 18th day az October 1859
al ocock NJ, when and where you may pear before
the common uncii Of SAID city and show cause, any
there be-, why the . should not be made
and ca lect.d according Ia law.
T.. o.Gef Of the Common Council,
nx1, Wv lI.,k
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III. INGERSOLL.
LANSING, Oct lst, 1859.
NEW PATENT SPRING.

I WOULD call the attention of the public to
L my New Spring, patented Sept. ~, 1853,
and which, in the words of the patent may be
used for bed springs, for chairs, lounges, bug
gies, carriages, or for for any other purposes
where springs can be employed"
Town, County and State rights for sale or in
exchange for other good property.
S. ID. NEWBRO, Patentse.
Lansing, Mich, Oct. %, 1859.
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Scuoor. Second Ward Union
School will open on Monday, the 18th OF octo-
,.- pnder the direction Of +. &. Russell, Prin-
cipal
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Tuesday Morning, Oct. ii, 1859.

COOP SIZED MURPnIEs.--Mr. Dearin
le., a. the Office on Thursday; two pink-eyes,
one weighing three lbs. and the other three ana
quarter.
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DREPARED from prescription of Sir Jane. Clarke,
VI. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This
invaluable Medicine is unfaing in the of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident 10 the female
constitution.
II moisrates all excess, removes all distractions, and
brings the monthly period with regularity. These
Pills should be used two three weeks
fnement they fortify the constitution and the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother perform
her duties with safety to herself and child.
These Pulls should not h. taken By fendles during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy. tbey s,rs
20 bring Miscarriage but at any other thy
safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain in
the Back and Lons, Heavness Fatigue Slight Exer
ton Pspitation of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Hy
terics Sick Headache Whites and all the painful diseases
occasopei BY di>ordered system these Pills will effect
a when all other have failed and although
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, cslome anmony
or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying erch package Price, in
the United States and Canada One Dollar.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, Cate |. C. Baldwin X Co }
Rochester, y. y.
~ B-One Dollar and postage stamps enclosed any
authorized Agent will bottle pills
by return mail
For sale BY R. THAYER, Lansing. l50yl
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L.poRyRs WASrED.-Messrs. ThomP-
son 4 Hunter are in need Of from Twenty 10
,xentv.fve laborers on the Washington Avenue
grade.
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7ETYNONIAL.

have examined Aid. 5. ID. Newbro's Spring,
for which as yet there is no significant name,
there being TO spring described in the Science
of Mechanics similar TO il. Ii is substantial, du-
rable, and as elastic, if not more 80, than ordin.
AIRY elliptic carriage spings, and possesses advan-
tages which no other spring possesses.
T.. ;. CLARK,
3ma32 Practical .Nachinist.
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ss- see advertisement of DIR. Sanford- Liver lnvigo
rato' aud Family Cathar;ic Pills, in another column.
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DRY GOODS,

Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Crockery and Hard
ware, ever before offered in this city, to which
they invite the attention Of all concerned.
Knowing that money - the qreat tercr Of h1-
man actions, and that people think more Of their
dimes than they DO of anything else, and that
the great absorbing question ~, Where can j
trade the cheapest, and thereby save the most
money!" We answer in as few words "a possible,
IL I'll. a. l..
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y..,lr Advertisements have the privilege OF three
changes ,x,o ,s,plsr and ordinary
-. Advertisements, only. All others chargeoos
the Square.
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hve' grateful, am, yours, Ne,


'onday, Oct. 10, in this City, at the resi-
" A'e OF his brother, Horace Angel, ESQ.,, Gxo.
w. ASssIL, aged IS years.
% naftering was his disease, which was con.
N~poon, that he rode up to consult DR.. Shank
wy 'ne day previous to his death.
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TTIE PLACE.

Where you can invest your money and obtain
more Good, for a doiiar than at any other Store
in town. We have adopted the ready pay sys-
stem, and we are determined to make it an OBJ
iect for ALL who wish TO pay down for their
goods 10 trade with us difference Of at least
twenty-five per cent. lin favor Of our cu-tomers)
will readily be seen, between our prices and
those who trust. We mean what we say, and
will satisfy all who call us, that it Is a Fact.-
We particularly invite the Ladies to examine our
stock of b.autiful
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Read the Pamphlets.
CLARK'S SYRUP.

ylNIIE osly real purifier of the blood IA existence For
i Weakly iemses or Young Children who are Scrofu-
ous. magical Every person Knows that II his bood
.. pure he b. well Nu~, al tins processes Ia do
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SIXTH.

Ii will be the object of the proprietor to keep
at all times stock of Goods, that in extent and
attractiveness shall not be exceed, and to offer
them at such prices az shall secure the Cash
Trade of both city and country. Old customers,
new customers, citizens and strangers, are re-
specially invited 10 look through our Newly
Arranged and Newly Christened Institution, and
TO patronize to the full extent of their pleasure.
II. UN(:ERSOLL.
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I'll, Warranted.


ns-No newspaper puff, fictitious names Every
person from a certificate given their and
numbers published. ANY person can address them
by mail and satisfy themselves.
Adv person no the syrup will discover ts
usliti-s and recommend u ghly II only just intro
,iuc.d ami a single ct-- has IL fai- Vet Weakly
persons. Only Try H. ami you vii regret its
On people one bottle produces magical results
with other il require, tive sS tStte-.
He- General Depot, NJ. ~ Washington Avenue, Al
bsuy.
Rs- TRY CLaRK'S SYRUP, the great Blood Purifier.
for Chll- and Fever.
ss-TRY CI.ARK'S SYRUP, the gre., Blood Purifier,
FOR Dyspepsia.
es-TRY CL,EKS sYRiP, fpr any Delicate femalc
as-TRY CLARKE SYRUP for Scrpfua. Jtunlice, Ae,
any blood disease
ep-CIARK'S SYRUP, in all cas- of sexual incspsc
ity, diseases of the ~pinr and kdu"ys - magical
Try
es-OLARK'S SYRUP, changes the wan g condition as
the blood, AMI kills the To"n which feeds the fire Of
disease.
Re- CLARI'S SYRUP j. all vegetable aud mineral,
that i what the human blood needs.
En- Cl.ARk's sYRUP for Sore Throat Is magical.
ss-CLARKS SYRUP for weakly, delicate Females, or
scky, puny children
sGCLARK'S SYRUP i al Roots and ne Minerals ;
$500 will be- gwen for any grain found IN il.
aS-CLARk'S SYRUP cur-- any weakness in Females,
>crofulous Children, msgicaily.
ETCLARK'S sYRUP-Th- wonderful preparation IL
working wonders all over the world, aud for Liver,
Wombs >,ropui, tumPl ni-, and Female Weaknesses,
General liability, II j. perfectly magical Put up IN
quart bottles, ani - like wine To- drink
ss- For sale in Lansing by |. H. & II. u. Bsr,holo-
al.-lv
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Take them and Live!
q Neglect them and Die. n

iESsIcK's SyGAs CoArxp PfilS
AND kIp STRENGTHENING PiAsrE<s.
rESS These unsurpassed rene.
dies have. by common consent Of
mankind. been placed AZ the head
OF al similar preparations. Her
rex, Vegetable ll.ls, n universal
s,siEesS, safety and certainty n
the cure q; the various diseases IL
man. excel all Others. and their
sac unQuestionsbiy - treble that
Of al oihsr kinds. In full doses
they are active Cxthsrtic, in
mailer doses Ie-sc, spS cleansing
N al hlioUs Complaints, SICK
Headache, LIVER Diseases, Kidney
Avraug, meDtS, stomach ihsor-
isrs. and skin Afiec;sons, they
ure a. II by MACAO. Tlese
S,ls are purely r9cfGls, can L.
AIKEN at any time by ed ~ ycase,
slthout change IN camp =, meut or
|h-t Hrn-uT-l i g,ssi nrclcine
a hen properly u>.i. out ~h~n
.omIoundrd VA fiiit.T universal
- AZ s-yf as. a. yr.Ff Of .-anetis-
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ins the H-rricks Sugar Coated fti> nave newt
er been LHar - rsf.r~ mouth sod aching I-nts.
have some others Therrfore, persons IA ~sni OF
family Pin peasant TAX certain Q" cure aud used BY
m lu. n. r.-t,inl, lax Tor NJ other rar~e tfi,
covered with c,atn. q pave ~hr >u-.r. taste 81
medicine about th=n bat easily taA"n ~ his 81
confectionery. FAMILY BpNES. =" tt>i> b'NES,
A.
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A CAR ID.

"A CARD.
MOT having disposed of our lots in Lansing,
IN We again call the attention of spectators,
and the rest Of mankind, to the fact that We own
the following lots:
Lots /, and 6, block l5S;
Lots snd 6, block l59;
Lot 2, block 100.
We want to sell the above al at once, or
siugly, for cash. Roll in your bids, gentlemen,
to W. W. MARKHAM 4 son,
3m329 Coldwater. Mich
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o, s,u,re Of lines for the first insertion, ana
20 cents forssch subsequent puoiea'on''o' M!
.nder three months.
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LAST NOTICE.

QEING determined to close up the map busi-
- ness in this county, all persons indebted TO
US either by subscription, note or account, will
do we'll 10 call at the map Office in this city and
settle the same Immediately. Those subscribers
70 whom maps have been offered will be treated
in the same manner as though they had actual
ly received their maps.
CELL, HARLEY, x SIVERD.
Landing, Sept. 18th, 1859. lm2:o.
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nsRvELu.s CONDITION POWDERS.

Thee ola established Pow lefs, veil kaoe-s Al the
lous Island Hdcr CatrSs. y. ami SOLD m immense
quantte, through the Middle and Eastern States Tor the
past years continue 10 excel all other kinds IN
diseases If Horses ami Ce thrir excellence h scknos
etged ytere They contain nothing Injurious. the
animal can be worked While feeding them ample dnec
tons 20 with each pIkIc ami good hoTsrmen invt-
Ell To and judge OF their g-ssfnoSs- -
LARGE PACKAGES. - CtNrS
ps- Tie above articles sold by - 900 agents
throughout the United states Canadss aud south Ameri
ca wholesale 10y all Druggists IA the princiPa
cities. hthlNt n y hhplltElS>,
Practical CssaiSas, 4lsIay, " Y
a. Sold AZ Isns ne nv all dealers Medicines, and BY
Druggists and country Merchants every where.
Il II. PALMER, fasil,as Agcut.
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COryeIl 4 JeniSOn

4 RE now receiving direct from New York,
II Boston, and Philadelphia, one of the largest
c,..La Of
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4 RESOLUTION TO EXTEND SHI.

4 n AWSSEE STREET-RsNr,d by tie Com mon Council
~ tie CITY II lansing hat il bv them deemed neces-
t. extend SHAW street in direct line
from Grand street 10 Grand River, and Of the
width the SAID ShlawasSee street
the continuous street from the west line Of
sixteen the grounds of the Reform School
and that they intend TO take private property therefor
which property Is described : follows viz: A strip OF
land off from the III side of lot (9) in block six
Grand RIVER bounded south by the south bound
line of Shawssse street extended from street
through said lot nine 10 Grand River and also
land off from the south side of lot eight S)
block sly (6ut, extend NJ from Grand Grand
River, AMI bounded north by the north boundary line
Sh street extended from Grand through
said lot eight 81, 10 Grand River, and that they ~lll
the 18th day OF November 4 H. 1852 O'Clock in
the afternoon apply the Recorders Court the
of Lansing, al the Common Council room of said
Lansing hat beng the place for holding said COURT for
the drawing Of to ascertain the Of using
the properly intended 10 tr taken and
the just damages and compensation hich
may be entitled if such intended improvement be
made, And 10 ascertain and such damages and
compe n.atitn Ia and upon all lots premi subti
pvovement.
Done al the common council room, this 18th day Of
September, A. II. 1889.
CLERKS OFYICE City Of Lansing.
|, 6eo Armstrong Clerk OF the city of Lansing, DO
by The Common Council Of said city, the 18th day Of
~ ptemba-. A. n. 1859.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
H. City of Lansing, this I'D day of September,
A. y. 1859.
INoS2 GEO A. ARMSTRONG CTR CI.yt
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PIANO. MELODEON. ORGAN.

III SIlISllIS IHUrUusI bdse, ANU tn INC UerIIall
Language. Pianos will be tuned and repaired
thoroughly. iirst-rate new Five Octove Melo-
deon for sale, or exchange for small city property.
REFERLNCES-MissA A. c. Rogers, Principal,
Miss Segur, Music Teacher, Female College
Mrs. Smith Hunter, Lansing House; DR.. Price !;
II. c. Guest, at Rep Printing Office.
Orders may be sent through the Post-Ottice,
or left at the Republican Office. 233w3
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Hcrrick'> Hid Strengthening
RDlns1erS.

These rcnosnei fasters cure aims weakness ana DIS
tr->s back sides and breast. ave Aerrs In
deed they DO this mat the Proprietor
warrants them Spread fgOra resins h.>sm> aud gums,
beautiful MD leather, renders them peculiarly adapt
"a To- the of ErtIis ant oihers Zach Plaster VIII
wear from on - fear months, Aul IN rheumatic com
pSints sprsin. aud a-ts-S. frequently eh,cl cures
whilst other remedies ftlei. lull directions Will h,
f1isri the hack eira iuhc speakers, N"cslists,
ministers u the Cos pei aud others ~ strengthen Their
lungs improve their ~ wearing fAss on ih.
Y-sfr PRICE Isl GINS
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Respectfully you're,

JOHN c. QUEENS.
Ask for Hollands German Bttes. Take nothing else,
and that the signature of NJ. Jackson is on the
wrapper of each bottle. These Btters for sale by
druggists and stoekeepers in every town and village
the United States Canadas, West Indies and South Amer
lea at IS cents per bottle 2w232
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Another Case Of Dyspepsia.

BaLDwNsNiiiE,N D. March ', 1890.
Ug L NJ. JACKSON-Doar Sir. Having received great
benefit from the Of Hoosni. German Bters think
my duty friend Of mankind TO let them know it.
had for been afflicted with Dyspepsia arising from
affection of the Liver and arrangement of the stomach
under the of the Ply Of this vicinity, but
obt.inei relief | induced through the advice OF
friend to Commence the of your Bitters and took
faithfully, according TO directions, three bottles which
entirely cured me- and find myself in good
health a. | have enjoyed.
Resi- lIy
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.


DYSPEPSIA.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
PANS ~ THg RACK OK SIpK.
PIMPi.ES On IliF FACE
KIDNEY DISEASE
SCRDFULA.
kRlSlptl.AS
SAtf\nltE
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Tia, obtained enviahe reputation IN tie cure "i Ga
tsrrh, Is Of Voice, neAfne>-. Mstery sni inusmed
Eye, sna tho-- diSsc e"she noises, resembling fhe
whiEzns 81 steam distant waterfalls, etc purely '-gei
able sth fu directions, snd delights all that use
i; sn-er.us snud It cannot BE- el'sdisf rkCt 20
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en-. h11Rl AID a. gcJv-
lf.ant N ~ e. IT. IT.
..i--s-s-> 'nr winch It :
IL us~c-r~i'h'G In :
who hal gwen u1 al
u.lc--laus un.a.IsI -
-.u lbs
It- toe must -
.....-.- ... ell. r,.H.y-. suaf
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SANFORD,S
LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER DEBILITATES.

IT L ,ONPJCSnEn ENTIRELY FROM GUNS, AND
h,- become n established fact, STANDARD Ne
~I1- 81 Gv ali have u.-.
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Pare Vegetable Ertrdcts, and PET up is Glass
Cases, dir ISqht, and nil Keep IN any climate.
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To the World ut Large

We say give W. a call and satisfy yourselves that
there is one store in town where you can get the
best Of goods at astonishing low prices as we are
determined 10 sell goods cheaper that they were
ever before sold in this market. No grurnbling,
or charges made for showing goods.
Store in the Holmes 4 Wright block one door
south Of Burr & Grove.
TEIU A. uEEQGIAN
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And cords and stacks of other goods, too numer
Gus TO mention.
10 the Gentlemen we would merely say that
we are doing soD,e in the clothing line, and pro-
pose to clO,he man all over in a shape and sly lie
.b., his shaaox want ho afraid IN FOLLOW him and
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ei by ali that have us-,3
with conf --nc- 10 ali the
lee 'mmen3et
within the last wear.
hopes u relief, So the
certificates il nv posses
adapted 10 the tempera-
taking II. and used IN
gently on the B0-els
Judgment guide YOU IN
lNSlGURArOS, and IT
PLAINS, BILIOUS AT
CHRONIC nlARaNHA,
nI>ENTERI. DRUSY,
BlTUAL UuSUNE>ESS,
CHOLERA MOB BIS :.
FLAIUIE>CE. JAUN-
NE>>h>, AMI NAV ~
ordinary FInily Ned,
HEADACHE. As thou.-
minutes, # two or three
at CONNIE ncemeai Of a.
Ing their testimony in is
tn with the lnvigorator ,
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M RS. WINSLOW,
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