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~.Srir->tn-n--!IUte. N lt-yot ~ Grand Hsyea.
Boat all leave Milwaukee uu SATt RbiG'~ a p. VI.
for SATURDAY Sights INpr-.. 1s.eu,ar- V-' hr' 4
tram will NoT LEAVE - SUNDAYS
Trs'u~ l-av. tc-inni dtliv. Sundays eNceur-'.
THr TtIFiRtgH LINE j. nov of-n r,r Irnrlc Rr-i-
CUSNEyTTpS-
At pFTRGIr-tret: Western Railway f.r al points
FaSt-Nchigan Central anil Michigan southern Railroads
an.3 Cleveland Line ~ steamers
Al GRAND HtNEN-Wuh ''iIIran' steamer iar CHS
cago. * e.
Vt NiIWArkET-With tie No.. p,i, lacrosse iht
ca.o. Watert"wn ant Horizon Ran nAG-. fr al! import
prIn'- Wet AMI Northwest. AMI on the N>---lIFi
River, sal with Steamers i'r Ports on Lake Michigan
Passengers 'rr Great We-'-rI RsilStv - tie RtI
wav Perry steamer AZ y Il. Il. ises. leaving Dock
GO 4 VI. ga 7. " AMI % p y.
NIGHT TRANS on ihc g. " = hav" sIfE. iNG n
CARS ATTACHED
The Company Time Tables can Do, had p any - II
the stations
". X. NI-ID, GenT Snpr. =
n. y ". r Offices. AIrIl. $50
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Ut will be recollected by the Lansing
.e0i0cos, who lost some four hundred dollars
. -' 'as' Falls electior in betting on Free Press
results, that such is no, the safes, mode OF
as. The Free Press is at it again:
md Troeooygan will give, probably, IS majority,
:. M tmmet $50, if they got tickets. Mani,ou
A.,ee "e %, II the steamboat Michigan reached
e; she left here on the I'd
"e steamer Michigan loaded with Loco
sA events.
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Sr,rrT OF JOIN QCrScY ADAMS. - The Bos-
ton Tr,relier, SAYS it has been proposed. and the
proportion meets with favor among prominent
members ~ the Legislature, To appropriate $io,-
ca" from t';e State treasury for the procurement
of statute OF the "old man eloquent" 70 be
placed within the State House ground. When
they put Albums into stone, they should immor-
talizr Caleb Cu-hinc in brass.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

A LIGHT House o. TIFF PESINsULA.--An ap-
preparation Of =, 900 was made bv the late Con-
gress for building Light House on the Peninsu-
Ia OF Grand Traverse Bay. Hon. d. c. Leach,
our Representative in Congress is entitled 10 the
thanks of every citizen OF Grand Traverse, and
all who navigate these waters for bis earnest and
successful Efforts in getting appropriation for
80 important u mcasurc.-Grdni TrGrerss Her
sri{
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

Agricultural COLLEGE. R +. Johnstone,
Esq, editor Of the Michigan Farmer, has been
dent of the State Agricultural College. The du-
ties of this Office we understand to be tina, of
practical farm Superintendent. Salary q poo,
with house
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

HIGn WATER NoRrH.-The Midland Sentinel
says: Last season, in the month of June. the
Tittabawassa was flooded from two TO three feet
higher than the Oldest settlers had ever before
witnessed, and this spring it has raised several
inches more than then.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

SALIY.-The aggregate Of salt manufactured
in the United States, during the year 1858, was
lG,30o,00o New York manufactured 1000
900, Ohio 100000, Virginia 1000, 900, and
Pennsylvania 10000 The consumption Of
salt IN this country is estimated at sixty pounds
per head Of the population
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

REPUHLtCAN CELEBRATION IN WAsHSGroN.-
The Republicans of Washington CITY AMI vicini-
ty celebrated Jefferson birthday With great spirit
YESTERDAY Francis =, Blair presided aud Daniel
Il. Goodloe delivered the grafton. The hand
through the miSts which too long envcloped the
Capitol
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRACY. - The Anti-i.e
compton Democrats of Pennsylvania held a State
Convention at Harrisburg, on "Wednesday. II
was fully and strongly attended. John Hickman
made the opening speech, which was pointedly
-Buchauan and anti-submission to the con-
SANITY increasing exactions of the Slave nligar-
civ. This Convention will do good in other free
States "a well "a in PENNSYLVANIA
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

BUSHNELL foUSD GUILTY. - Bushnell was
found guilty in the L. S. District Court of rescu.
ing the negro John at Oberlin. Sentence not
pronounced. This is the first Of the Oberlin
rescue indictments ried. This trial took place at
Cleveland, o.
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0BLIGArroN.-Wc are under great obligations
10 Hon. d. c. Leach, NJ. c., for his attention to
our wants in the Document line, and not less 81.
Ma liberal supply, very opportune. of Patent
Odce Garden Seeds
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Vocal HooFs.-Two ladies coming into a lee
ture room in Rochester, very cold. stood over
the register until their steel hoops became hot,
sat down and screamed, dismallY and sinrlta.
neousiy.
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ANCESTRY LAW IN NEW YoRK.-The Registry
Is agreed upon by the Senate, passed that
on wednesday by vote of l9 to Is. As
:, WI uoes not differ from the one adopted BY
assembly, there is a fair prospect that the
after body will concur.
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NOTICE.

NHERYAS NY wife, Betsey NJ Co-Tin, has
W left ny bed AID board without any just
cause or provoca,on. this ! 70 forbid all persons
from harborin- or trusting her on ny account, a.
shall paw no debts IF her contracting from and
after this date WILLIAM Y. CORWIN.
Dated, Inghan, Inghsm Co, April :, 1889.
3v9Os
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Foryp AT LAST. A Locofoco exchange has
this Spring-the Locofoccs are all gone TO Pixies
feak, bu, are coming back with gold enough to
beat US in 1850.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

THE undersigned Commissioners Of the Port
l. Huroa, Bsy City and Lansing State Road.
hereby give notice that they viii let al Ithaca
IN Gratlog County, on Thursday, the 9Th day OF
Nay, 4. II. l>59 ~ L. O'Clock, 4. ". all that
portion Of said road LAYING between the south
line OF Gratiot County and the village o. 81
LOUIS. m sad County o; Gratiot. beginning az
the south lac oi said County n the southwest
corner or - IN toHnIe north of range 2.vest.
r.. .U, uer,agr.y, and letting, in sections OF one
mile each. SAID road u be cleared four rods
aide, -ruh5c3 thirty feet wide and Graded two
ana .fi :e-; high IN centre with rail and To-.
coIse"Av AID si4ices when necessary. with sut-
c.ent side drains Ca carry OF I'll. surface water
All rails and ,o-s in caU-eaAys to hc twelve feet
long anu covered one zoo; In depth S.giccs 70
be two fcet Wide made a, fellows. tso under
>illS TWENTY-FIVE feet lo9-. tWcl,c inches thick,
hewn OF three sides; TWO upper timhers of same
size, sixteen feet long. with I'VE cross pieces.
eight inches square, covered wiki two inch oak
plank sixteen ie,t long
The specifications for the building Of a Bridge
across the Maple River viii Doe given on the day
OF letting. together witt ~acl further information
as msy he required
The above wo-k vi, b' T.; I'm pursuance Of An
Act o. the Legislature - tie State Of Michigan.
entitled = Act to Yrovii. 'ur the Drainage
and Reclamation of Swamp Lands bv mean, Of
state Roai- AMI bitches approved February
II, l>5'.-la"-in.. Apr :. 1859.
ISRAEL NOWRY.
REUBEN HCREERY.
iW2bs Commissioners
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aUooory" Row OF BRTcKs.-A far

,aWoopEs Row OF BRIcKs.-A far
...idipg four milrs from Lansing, informed
=, Saturday, that four large forest trees, which
:, GOOD in line or his farm, were blown down
rbn,.a,y night. the fast falling upon the sec
= and 50 on, ike row Of bricks, set up by
=. ,0,. 10 knock each other down.
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M a Il n L T. ID .

April 18th. at the house of :. Il. Greene ESQ,
in Lansing by Rev. ]. T. Avery. Mr.. LEONARD +.
RY L. OSBORN. Of Mason. Ingham county, Mich
igan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

THr HEAVY Doors oY THE PERIOp.-James,
u describing the costume of heroes, inevitably
gives them the "heavy boots of the period. L.
The other punctuation family, doubtless 60 slip
shod.
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The NorE or PRErkgATIoy.-The \. \. Tri-
bsne is urging powerful speakers, such as Sena-
ors Wilson, Fesscnden, TrumbullandW adc, &c,
to make stump tour in Minnesota.
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STATE or ooSNHcUpI

CsaFTautiFl-s OfFIcE HAEUpED Jan =, 1889
hereby certify that have "sam nd the books anf
securities of the Merchants in-uronc- Company o. Hart
ford, Conn aui D8 IL A-s@t- and Condition a. set pft
the foregoing Statement, an; believe ~ "n're 'ai
al J. safely nye-i-+i an secured
GBJRGE ROBINSON, DTufy Gimp
The sHbcr-r Is duly author 1~t 20 take rk. and !.
-u- policies In the above RELIABLE INSURANCE COW
PASY AZ RATS - premiums A. the nature - ihs
ri-k % admit. Lo-ss promptly aud eJu'asy ADJUSTED
Iv21i jas. TURNER As.nt
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,d,.r.i.men,s have the privilege OF three
fear!
.s,sye.. ,,v rs,es. pplyto regular and ordinary
n r" ss,.rti:men,s, only. All others ehargedhy
sruArt
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DEATH FROM TIE GALE.-On Wednesday NOR
ming in Detroit, about halfp eight o'clock,
while Nr. Isadore Beghcin Wa. passing down
Randolph street on foot, he was soon after pas
sing the corner of Crogan street, struck by th,
roof of the cupola Of the German United Protcs-
died
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WHY LABOR 50 HARD WHEN WASH

" ING. have "a ch,mca, process for
cleansing clothing, hy ihr use o: which the
clothes can be- washed very clean without boil
ing. and with very little Rubbing. By This
method much hard labor can lac saved; the
rrdvLiqg can be done ,n ha'f tie time, aud the
clothes are very white and clean, aud last much
longer. for they are not worn by rubbing ~ by
the oil way of washing by machines, Ac. The
articles used cost hut little, and are easy 10 Oh
tain. mail the receipt to order, postage paid,
upon receipt of 50 cents: three cent postage
stamps good as money.
Address. DIR. J. T. CREAGER,
n205;3m. Baltimore City, Nd.
DIR. CREAGER is the sole agent for Dr. WIN
DERs' Cei.brGted Matrimonial Series" 3
BOOKS, No. ], a Book for Young Men, design,
cd To prepare them for Female Society" No. ,,
- Errors in Courtship;" No. 8, Productive
Control" Each of which will he mailed TO or
der. post paid, upon receipt of % cents.
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ACCIDENT. = George Kennedy, Mate on the
vessel George Thurston." met a sad accident
yesterday, while taking on n cargo Of lumber
from the mill of Oaks * Holland. His foot got
caught in some shape, bending the foot so that
his toes touched the calf of his lec-breaking
the bone twice. He will undoubtedly lose his
leg. Clair Republican.
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folIcK CHANGE IN New YORK. Governor
aorsan, on Wednesday last, nominated Ex-Judge
Aaehei Cshoeifer and Isaac H. Bailey, of this
NY 'or Police commissioners, in place Of Gen.
N!eand Mr.. Ward.
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DEMONSTRATION A. ii. Stowel, a Locoto-
co member Of the State Senate, from Detroit OF
1883, was last week, on Thursday, convicted of
forgery in Macomb county.
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1oip.-The Star in the West, from Aspinwall,
arrived at New York on Wednesday evening,
bringing the mails of the J. l.. Stephens from
Sanrancisco, March 10, brought Sl,i00,o0o in
sch- News not important.
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PAY DONE For. - The hundred days, not of
Napoleon, but of the New York Legislature in
which they can receive pay, is up. and a speedy
adjournment il looked for.
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TO LET.

\ FARM Of - acres-lo acres improved up
y on which one crop Of wheat has been rais-
ell. Situate miles west OF Lansing on the Bat
tie Creek road. Land first rate and well water
ed. Inquire az the Auditor Generals Ofrce
tH2h.. A L XINTER
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Sturgeon and the Yankees.

gentleman who has recently returned from
England, relates Al anecdate OF Mr.. Spurceon
that Is too good 70 be lost. The great preacher
had for his theme one day the power of individ.
ual, personal cilJrt and To Illustrate !. he told
story OF a.kee" "a Mr. Spurgeon called
him, VINO boosted that he could whip the entire
English nation himself. And how could he do
Il: said q bystaEdrr. "Whv, said the Yankee.
" | would take one Enclishman at a time: /
would whip him. and | then would take aro-
ther, and 50 | would 20 along until had whip
pen the entire nation" At the close Of the SER
mon, Mr.. Sturgeon, the reator of the anecdote,
and several friends, retired into a ves.ry Soon
after there came tall, leanfaced, solemn looking
man, who hailed from the State OF Maine. He
presented to Mr.. Sturgeon a letter of introduc-
ton, and was welcomed By the preacher Soon
Ar. Sturgeon addressed the new conner by saw
ing: Well, my American friend, how do YOU
like nv Illustration Of individual power drawn
from your countryman 'Oh," said the men,
Der from the Pine Tree State, 4" / was pleased
with il because it was 80 true, and this was said
with the utmost solemnity of tone and gravity OF
manner. $50 true. so true said Mr. :; what
10 YOU mean, sir = - | knew a Yankee that did
that once" was the reply" And what was his
name:' Mr.. Sturgeon a.kei-to which the Yam
kce answered. The name, sir, was George
W ashingtOn; perhaps you have heard Of him
Mr.. SpurgeOn was dumb for a moment He then
joined in a hearty laugh, AMI allowed tina; "the
Yankee was too much for him.--Bosfon Jo,tr
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-..sa,y Morning. april 10. 1859.

,s,nLoss-Mr. George Lyon, living
n.,i,, road, n mile AID half from this
r., los. hi. only cow a fine ne" miIeh animal
III, tree being blown over upon her on
thursday.
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Cause.-The Jackson Patriot saws that Che
icy was removed from tine Jackson Post Office,
eecause he did not pay the drafts of Government.
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Or, DEAR, How CHARITABLE WE ARE ALL AT
OScE.-On Monday evening says the Banner,
as the Republicans were celebrating their victory
in Hastings, By burning few pounds OF powder
in the cannon; "a defeated locofoco candidate
said they had better spend their money for the
benefit of the poor"
SO they do Mr.. Locofoco. They spend it 70,
the benefit Of the pOor-thc opprcsSed-the on
! shaved
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AlBANY.-This ancient city has overthrown
LocOfocOism, on Wednesday, horse, foot, and
dragons
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Sheriffs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF a writ Of execution issued GU.
IL of and under the seal of the Circuit Court
for the county Of ingham and State Of Michigan,
to me directed and delivered, | have levied upon
all the right, title and interest of John Pollock,
John p. Decker, and MyrOn J. Pollock, in and
10 the following described lands AID tenement-,
to wit: the west half Of the north west quarter
of section (2Si overweight; also, the east half
OF the south east quarter OF section (29l twenty
nine: also. the cas, half Of the north east quar-
ter OF section (2s) twenty nine, in township %
three north of rang ~ one east, in the county Of
lngham and State OF Michigan, which .hall eX-
pose for sale at public vendue, at the front door
Of the Court House in the village of Mason, in
the county Of lngham, and State of Michigan, on
the ninth dav Of June, 4. d. 1859, AZ one o
clock j. ". Of said day.-Dated. Mason, April
l4th. 1852. f. BAKER, Sheriff.
9uSyf
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CHANGE OF NAME-The Union il to become
10 Constitution" 1t has long been its misin-
epreter.
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CTR AND LrP-Thrce weeks ago. letter writers
at Washington informed the public tina, Cabinet
meeting had solemnly determined with the So
lemnity doubles of a community owls thst the
4 Administration members of the next House wo'd
he enough 10 organize it. This grand feat gas to
he done by gaining one member in Maine, one in
New Hampshire. eecting three in Connecticut,
aided by what few of weak faith, now elected
that could be picked up by promise Of prefer
mcnt II looks dark Cor an Administration Spca-
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RrRuN CoGososcERE CArsAs. = The Grand

RERUN COGOSosCERE CAUsAs. - The Grand
Rapids Herald knows a thing or tw0-it saws:
While upon visit to Detroit, week or so
before the election, We took occasion TO enquire
Of a number Of Democrats a. to the chances Of
Gov. Felch in various portions of the State. II
appeared to be the general impression, that the
Republican majority would be largely decreased
and that Wayne county, and Detroit in partic-
uiar. would evidence what Democrats could and
would 10. In return, we gave our opinion as
follows; That Kent county was usually warmly
contested, and such would be the case az lis
election. That in the city both parties appeared
more lstlesS than was usually the ease but in
The country the excitement WAS pretty well up.
That the Republican, majority would PROBABLY be
about the same az usual and that jude Martin
would run ahead Of his ticket. The result nas
confirmed our impressions az to Ken, county
What Detroit has done Is well known 10 our rea-
aers"
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FINALE ENrEErEIsE.-Two girls passed thro'
Providence, ILL.,, a few days since on their way
10 Pixies Peak with an OK team
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FKu pU JoIX.-The Republicans of Washing
Ion few days since fired one hundred guns over
The receut elections AT thc North and West.
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From, the Editor If the Sunday Merc,ry
OFFICE "SUNDAY MERCURY"
PhiIa March 80. ISIS.

Phs March 80, ls5S.
severe cold, which, Ike old .ryer Grip" took complete
possession at my system, racsin- with pain. in the
joints headache, throat, and feeling of general
laDguor and debility, almost unhesrable Consonc my
self with the reflection that /, only cold,
and would soon pass Of took remedy Cor j. bu: II
rapidly became wore, and uas compelled ,g Some
Effort 20 check is progress therefore t"a.-r bottle
O" your B,'ssmic Cordial. AMI happy say that it,
effects were almost r.sg.cal in trr- d,r> time the
'-rP Wa '"o-enet, and ly ia" epl f til" we-S wa
comp~;"., cured. should n,v unhe.,tatingly
meal your co-ls. Ia al similarly afflicted
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Good News tor the s.nd,c,.

Ny LADY that will send her ii-,.S- 10 Mrs.
\ +. CREAGER, Baltimore CITY, Md. with
3 cent postage stamps enclosed, viii receive by
return mail information Of importance. TO her.
Woman know thys,lf, aud be happy l2l5.am.
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Herrick's Hid Strengthening
tbllslcr<.

These reuHSne IA>trr~ cure FAln., weakness sni Dis
tres, th- back, side ana breast, IN 1--we hnvrs In
tv' certain they {" b TINS that the Proprietor
~sraut- them >prvst trnm resins, Ia sans and guns
on o-futtul h.t leather reu-r them peculiarly adapt
ci O. fic wants at ag.s ant others Zach Plaster ei
~rsr i''u un- - foHr months. AMI N rhcanstc coui
plants, spans aua hrats-s, fr~i uenty racct CURES
whilst al other remedies faded fui directions will b.
faIhd che bach oi cl. Public spesAvrs, Nccalsis.
n>'er> 81 thr Iu>pti ani othrrs viii strengthen their
lung aul their yuacc, Nv wearing lara the
-
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SrCH WiNp-IIow it did blow on Thursday
at, and how in did pour on "Wednesday night
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Tue PEEsBYrERY OF DETEoIr-This RELIGIONS
body were here in session last week
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For Pixies PEAK-Auothcr party Of six, left
Detroi, for Pixies Peak on "Wednesday.
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C. p0cToR kERy0rT, OF Detroit will h IN Oaonls- "a
on the llth, Eaton Rapids on the 18th Mason 18Th and
at the Lansing House, lansing, the 18th days Of
cry month, 20 attend 20 patients afflicted with chronic
or lingering diseases. see advertisement
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APRIL Syow.-Twelve inches of -unw fell in
& Paul, Min, on the lst inst
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Prepare" only ny Iir {. VI jackson, us Arch Street,
Pla tPha, and TOR sale hy Druggist and StoTekecp"rs
throughout The United Sa,e- and Canada Price - cts
Per bottle. lw206
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NEW BOOK STORE!

N NJ VI. tARK, has moved M stock one door
w north of Ba-levs Grocery, on Washington
Avenue. Papers. Magazines. Books and Station
erv. Call and examine before purchasing else
where. Is3
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- GAIL WOLF, Prof of Music, designs, if
he meets with sufficient encouragement, 10 COM
lneEce Immediately course of instruction. In
the city OF Lansing, on the Piano Forte. Me-, il
on, Guitar, and singing Also, thorough 5a-.
and harmony. For particulars enquire at the
printing office.
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Take them and Live!
Neglect them and Die. 81

tERRlCA : SUGAR CoATSp f.Iis
.>p hIp STRENGTHENING pl2srEgs-
unsurpassed reme-
dies have. by common consent II
mankind. been placed 81 the head
.: al similar preparations. Her
mex Vegetable Pills. in universal
goddess. safety sud certainty in
the cure % the various diseases ci
man, excel all . hers. aud their
sac unque,tionatly Is treble thS.
Uf all c,her kinds In tali doses
they are active CSthAriic. IN
mailer doses Ir.ic snG cleans Nc
IN Al Bilious Complaints, SEX
,tisadache. Liver m,eA.es. Kidney
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