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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-06

III. INGERSOLL.

RoOms ar The LaaSing House.
Dr. kermott has in his possession certificates
from, and is permitted 10 refer To hundreds OF
gentlemen OF high standing and responsibility,
in Detroit London Toronto, and other cities and
towns, who, having been reduced To the border
OF the grave from Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia,
and other diseases, ana having tried in vain their
physicians prescriptions, and most OF the quack
no-trums for the cure of those diseases are now,
from the Use of his Vegetable Medicines, in the
enjoyment of perfect health.
DR.. kermott has, in the cities of London aud
Detroit, during the last seven years, administered
the different remedial agents of the Vegetable
Kingdom to thousands of patients in almost ev-
cry variety of disease, with unparalleled success.
His medicines are exclusively vegetable, and such
a. safe and etficacious in the cure of disease,
without entailing on the patient any of those
miseries experienced from mineral poisons.
Chronic or Lingering Diseases OF the Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys and Scrofula Cancers, all impuri-
ties of the blood, and all diseases of Women and
Children, treated successfully.
Or. kcrrnott has had grea; experience in dis
eases of the Chest and Nervous System, curing
Hundreds of cases pronounced incurablc hv other
physicians.
No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
-" DR.. Kermot,'s residence, Detroit En-
trance to Dispensary, No. II Congress street
entrance To Office Gr-wold street first door from
Congress.
DR.. kermott wiiiaso visit Onondaga the lltf,
Eaton Rapids the 18th, and Mason the 18th of
every month. l29
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t"u P"Nter> srsrraI years Tor toF>r> and ra;t' s.
have una iiirt1 exec irut IN dstrup pr aud d.. af
pAi = 't> I"r M'lcI theS are recommended ir,.
inni Them great MEDICINE iar cattle having ut q
taW Horn. tufE Tire hvrii. rpau t'te li- ~.f,
ahd irvl them - John, tu-!i'irn fsaacf- IAas4
frequently EAcn them So cos> t.at hc,arnc d,tl-..,
Han Jailed ~ giving lilA These Powders t.Ne aIs.N,
son elected \ carr and made tfen :. ttirr u,l.
NfLINaNIilh. n---n NANl.l 4 NNt NJ.
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DIR. HOOELAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,

FUFs TIE
Coughs coils, Influenza, TrouP, Hoarscness,
bronchitis, PrsaRonil, Diseases Of TIE bon
els ARISING from Colts, iacipiea Co,s'pnp-
ton, and for the retjet and IF at all possi-
Jie) cure Of Patients ~ adotnccl siagss of
the latter disease.
This celebrated preparation, ike Tho htPi~, te
confidently relied Ii Ii Designed tor ct-s 81 i--t
general and more fatal than any "tEeT 7" irh
the people 81 thus cogntry ars subject those -f-nSns
from .'sight cnli This eminent authntty, lT Bel,
- will not that Cold. to cur Inha bttnt-
what the PGUg and YELLOW FEVER "a those OF other
countries but can confidently that they usher in
diseases of greater completely ami mortality than these
.tter.n
further proc, of the terrible fatality Of diseases
suit from IA common cold may be seen by glance at
the foosing statistics taken from the records III the
Bbari of Health o Philadelphia conirs-eiy oue OF The
most healthy localities IN the uniVn
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Par val. Mar. val. ther.
ga 900 81, 800

F-f,OOV
Total amount loaned the above stock 20. 20
oth-U debts legally due To said company for Premi-
ums, the Of least hundred ninety eight and
forty eight hundredtbs dollars.
.thT all other securities and moneys, the sum OF at
least hundred twenty six thousand one hundred
enty AMI thirty hundredths dollars All other
securities
Ist. Rank stocks owned by the company, viz
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Total bon s,........S5so 900 -. 40 50! II" 90
Ath-O d-ots legally due t. the said company, AMI sc
curs by mortgage. other than those embraced In the lore
going enumaon the of at least thirteen thousand
dollars.
5th-Of debt. leySly due to said company, secured
otherwise than by mortgage but not due for premiums
the Of at least sixteen thousand hundred
and eighty two hun'iredths dollars Debts other
wise s-cur-I, loans on stocks, wa;
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New Hack Line,

New Hack Line.
HNHE undersigned purposes to commence run
l. ming la K in and about the City of Ian
sing, for the accommodation OF
Fainter. PGrf;es Fueerqis AM Citizens.
On Monday, August Ist. Fare reasonable, snd
the accomm JdsIions shall keep pace xith the
encouFacemeBts offered
c. ". VAN ETTEN.
Lansing, july y, 1859. a23
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Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment

none genuine uniess signed a. = B..li, sith ZEN zee
Pamphlets cunta mig fuI frrcon- around each Both.
sui circulars left with ay-It- Price shln. Tor
and shilling. 'nr large R,fti"-
f'r saie hy N-uFbro a BROTHER, and Ihaser 90 Ian
ling, and all other Drugg - in tie county
RI 80 orders should b. "a s-a-' e. IN MTlGF A
o. Farlv'le, Nadison Go y ! 2ig
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GBCl RDnN NJ:
AND LUMBER YARD.
| HAVE on hand ami for sale, large and well
L selected stock of
ID Y ny ~ II III ID y, -

PINE l. u VI Il T. r,
Embracing all the different thicknesses and quail
tiles in general use. A large lot OF Sized Boards
for Gothic houses and barns. Any amount of
first, second and common inch, inch and fourth
flooring, which | offer very low for cash
Also, 800, poo feet of !Scant!in and Joisfs,
of all lengths and sizes, Roof Boards, Board and
Stick Lath. lo0,o0n choice Shaved pine Shin
gle. A large amount of lIewed Timber. Bass
and Whitewood Lumber, Ash and Eastwood
Flooring.
The above humber VIII be sold rnnnl or dress
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DR.. j. w. KERMoTT's CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES, manufactured only by
Dr. j. W. kermott, for H. VI. Gdman Il Co, AZ
their store, No. Ia Congress ST, Detroit, Mich
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Willow, IA positive
and never-iailing cure for Ague, Chill Fever and
Bilious Diseases. Ii is mild yet powerful tonic
in all cases OF debility, indigestion, dyspepsia,
ard weakness Of the stomach.
COMPOUND MANDRAKE, or Aperient Anti-Bil.
ions Pills, the best purgatiye now known. These
pills combine power with midness of action, and
in no case produce subsequent constipation.
EXTRACT OF BLACKBERRY, a vegetable Summer
Complaint cure. The only certain remedy in
Dysentery, Bloody Fink, Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cramps, &c.
VEGETABLES PULNoNAGY BALsAM, a safe and
certain cure for Coughs, Colds, ioarseness, Bron.
chitis, Asthma, Splitting of Blood, &c.
q For Certificates &c, see Circulars, to be
had of Druggists and Medicine Dealers generally.
For sale by X. THAYER, Agent
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/. 1. St Johns
Condition Pow.

q e -Thes~
pow ers are llrl.
IN very high e,ti
nation for horse>
Y cases q BIS
hhffk loss
OF APPETITE
HIDE BoUNp
ftI.aw W,
ItR SIifFCuN
Pl AIN n. e.r
They are tNcri
lent Tor cst;i.
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tsllp0rlasa(io Females.


hNE Of the best medicines
~ tor Obstruction, Irregular
tiles aud Painful Mcnstrua,ion
ever used.
The combination of iacredi-
eilts in these Powders is the Re-
suit Of 4 long and extensive
practice. They are mild ia
their operation, ami certain ia
correcting al irregularities.
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MYA eospss @Ps,a'G al and r. s%59 ia
Painful Ntcustrua'iols, removing allobstructians.
whether from cold or otherwise. headache, pain
in the side, pllpitalicn Of the heart, disturbed
sleep, which arise from Interruption of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES
These powders are Invaluable, rs they viii bring
on the monthly period with regularity. Ladies
who have been disappointed IA the use oi other
medicines, can place tlc utmcst confidence IN
DR.. WatSon's Powder dong all they represent
To do.
NOTICE.
There is one condition os the female system ia
which the Powder cannot la taken without pro-
ducing PECULIAR RESULT The condition
referred toi PREGNANCY-the result, MIS-
CARRIAGE. Such j. the irresistible tendency
OF the medicine 10 restore The sexual functions
10 a normal condition, that even the reproductive
power of nature cannot resist II.
Warranted purely vegetable, aud free from
any thing injurious. Explicit directions, which
should be read accompany each package
Price, :J--scut 10y mail to any pant of the
United States, secure from dingcror observation
hddre-, ". Il. WATSON, VI. H.,
No. !, East Gencscc St, Syracuse. y. Y.
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'SAS. TURNER, Agent for lngham County.
A FIRST RATE. NEW, EASTERN LUM.
n Der WAGON for sale or to trade 70. a
good horse, by
GEO. l. PARSONS.
Lansing, Aug. %, 1859. as6
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eU a deslred, a I nave
a HSl1jNjsl. Machine

and can fill all bills OF work and material for tn
entire finishing of houses. All common sizes o
Pine and Whi;ewood Doors for sale low
Those in want of houses or building matera
will do well to give me a call, for / am bound t,
compete with all competition, let the price b,
what it may. All kinds OF producc and occasion
ally horse, wagon, watch, or good cash not,
taken in part pay for building or Houses anC
Lots. &C. DODGE.
Lansing, January |, 1859. la6
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ST. 500 90 81 $50 %
Aggregate. value Of the above stock go. II go 20
- Stock notes interest, for balance due on
stock Notwithstanding ~, 80 90
id Interest accrued bat due ......... I,3l. 81
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yaunice Cara.tc NeYoous BcJ,lidy. Diseases # the
Klinegs ahd all diselSes griiag frls dls0rerei L'r
$0Ls1ch.
Such Consumption, ln.ari Pies fulneS7 or Blood To
the Head AciJity of the stomach, Nausea, Heartburn
disgust food Fulness Weight IN the stomach, sour
Ercaion- sinking F.utterny al the Pt 81 the ~tOm
ach, Swimming Of the Head Hurried and Difficult breath
ing Flutterng the Heart, Choking Sufocatng
.ations when lying posture, DUnes- OF N.-lOn bot.
or Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull PAIN IN the
Head Deficiency If Preparation iellowne-- Of the skin
and Eyes Pain in the SIDE, Back, Chest, Limbs, Sc sud
den u-hes Of Heat, EIrnug IN the Flesh, Constant
Ina Mugs Of fvtl AMI great depression %! Spirits
The proprietor, calling tue attention - The pubic
this preparation 30 with feeling 81 the utmost
confidence virtues ami adaptation to the Diseases
for which : frc"WIu~ i.l.vi
Il l. 10 suI - article bat that ba- stood
Tia. test % years tr,l before the American people
and reputation ani -s GnTiE aided toy any similar
eXtsut The testimony ~ FAVOR gwen ~
prominent aa! wc hysIcian- and individuals ~
all patt- the country j. nBen>-, ani careful peru
sal # the Ainaasc published annually 10y IA" pToPri.
and b. had yat- % any of ms Agents, cannot but
satisfy the skrpy:! that this remedy i really de
serving the great celebrity il has obtained lyls3
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Ma WILLIAM ENrsH. IN reliant. ittr~Ysft 0...
Sfii~-. AuE, l@bl. am about "It ~ srGr condition
f"sttf> IT, fir best -ft l-isf t,if any ur,u.
4eiCIa" ever ~".i u goa can -ruI ga s -upl 4, a
81 immediately.
Horss nearly Dead with Disiempsr.-nr 1
NAr. Reed Iusa.tii. Seneca Go. %. lat = horse =.
ttfN afflicted with t-irmp.r, tttt ris hef>rtocint.
ti tim 10 lake him 90 Tie els Co. iir rutc Wa
ril'cIri by inlus ham trry pIp- ui 81 Joiu, Coui
uou P,y lrfs.
hur-c i''e Tot cured horse thtf ~resIri used ug at
about u die i- w.at not eat Pos g,Irg flf- la~
drr-. prepared ~ pliils ta'u Ter -tHrt h
tls water afd ten pouring them down from a ibiii-
TINS d the uniy Wy rs can h- administered when tl-
horse viii NOT eat
SsL IS AL NJ .lt..- prt.,ts. Who H.d fun. h -.
Jnhn's Aimanae's gratis. l. T. - john A -. riHa
cify. ~ Grnerai Agent .or ti- Western stats.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

III " I'-NfsIt
y. G. ISBFLL, Sec'y of State n226
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-23
DISTRICT COURT--OCtober Term.
Hon. S. NJ. Bliss, JUDGE.
SATURDAY, Oct. 22d.

SATURDAY, Oct. 22d.
Bradley VS.. Gasherie ct al.-Judgment for pl'ff.
Bender vs.. Aubrey -Rcmitttur from Supreme
Court filed and judgment entered for plaintiff.
Bowen vs. Aubrey ct al-Demurrer Withdrawn
and ten days TO defendants to answer.
Groves vs. Walton ct al.--Same order.
Garwood vs. Magruder-Demurrer withdrawn
and five days to answer.
Horn VS.. Porter-Continued.
George VS.. Tompkins ct al.-Decree and fore
closure entered.
Witty VS.. Tompkins 4 Haun-Demurrer with
drawn and case set for Monday.
Winney VS.. McKlbbey-Change of venue to
Nevada county granted.
Fall VS.. Bennett--Passed for service.
Rice VS.. Mahoney-Demurrer argued and sub
mitted.
Drummond VS.. Crary, and Drummoud VS.. Bra
dy-Passed
Des Lanzier VS.. Borden-Passed.
Brady Il Brady VS.. Rice & Co.-Set for Satur-
day next.
Graham VS.. Satnal Bailey-W. G. Graham, Ad-
mr.. substituted as plaintiff.
Kaiser VS.. Wahl--Motion to strike out answer
argued and submitted
Parrott & Co. (substituted for Stewart co..
vs. Abel & Monte ct al.--Motion to compel pflfs.
to perfect service on defendants or dismiss as to
them sustained. Cause continued till Tuesday.
Court adjourned till Monday morning at ten
O'Clock.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-23

Tue REFUSE AT PEIHo IN ENGLAND.-The
London Times, after describing the opera
tions at the Peiho, which resulted in the de-
feat of the allies says: 1.-THE termination
has undoubtedly been calamitous; but the
triumph of the war party in China will be
but short Every one of our ships must be
built with Chinese silver. 1t remains to be
seen what compensation we shall exact for
the loss of so many gallant officers. France
has given most gratifying proof of her
friendly feeling in the alacrity with which
she offers to cooperate with us in bringing
the MantchoO aristoeracy to reason, and, il
we are unable to aid her by more men from
England, we can at least repeat the service
our mercantile navy rendered to her troops
in the Crimean war.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-23

The SoNoRIANs ExcITED.-The Eel Clamor
Publico, published at Los Angeles, contains
an extract from letter written from Hermo.
sillo, in regard to the report that there is
about to be naval demonstration at Quay
mas, to demand, on the part of the United
States, the fulflment of the contract for sur
veying the unoccupied mineral and agricul-
tural lands The writer says:
Whatever Offences may exist among the
people in regard to local and State politics.
but one sentiment pervades the mass of the
population in regard to this contract They
consider it unconstitutional, outrageous, and
gross insult to the sovereignty of the State.
They will insist Gov. Pesqueira to resist at
all hazards every attempt to enforce the Sur
yeying operations. They prefer death to in
justice, and base betrayal of the rights,
honor and dignity of their country. Gov.
Pesqueira is using his utmost energies to ral-
ly the people in defence of their native land,
and to die like men before surrendering their
blrthright. If President Buchanan and his
Naval Squadron are determined to seek
hostile collision by the enforcement of this
unjust demand, tAey will be met by a stern
defiance. The Governor has an ample
supply of firearms and some cannon and
large amount of ammunition. Whatever
others may say, believe he is a brave man
and as good as his word He will die and
his men with him, before they will permit
their rich Inheritance to go into the hands of
foreigners against the provisions of the con-
stitution and the will of the people"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-23

VAccINATIoN OF CATTLE.-The London
Medical Times says that in Holland there are
three assurance offices for cattles' lives One
company has all its assured cattle vaccinated
as a preservation against contagious pneu-
monia. Another company inoculates only
when the disease has invaded the animals
stalls. The third company does not vaecin.
ate at ALL 1t has been calculated that the
first company has lost six per cent. of cattle;
the second eleven per cent, and the third
forty per cent.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-23
A French correspondent, writing from

A French correspondent, writing from
Paris on the 5th of September, says:
have to mention that Mons. Felix Belly
has brought about, in London, fusion of in
terests that enables us to hope for the speedy
solution of the interminable Nicaragua transit
question. He has put on foot Franco.An.
glo American Company. intended to unite in
one single partnership all the parties who
have heretofore been fighting against each
other, Mr.. Dallas, American Minister at Lon.
don. and Mons de Marcoleta, representative
of Nicaragua, have both given their adher-
ence to Mons. Belly's plan. One of the dele.
gates of the American Company, who held
concession from Nicaragua, and who happen.
ed also to be in London, has also given his
acquiescence to the new project. We are
therefore permitted to hope that we shall
soon see the sterile examinations and recrimi-
nations give place to one energetic co.opera-
tion to carry out the great work Of connect
ing the two oceans.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-23

SURVEY OF THE Suffer- GRANT.-For sever
al days past, says the Sacramento Standard,
Me-. Eaton, Deputy Surveyor under Mr.. Won
Schmidt, who is the Deputy under Mr.. Man
deville, U. S. Surveyor General for the State
of California, has been engaged in surveying
the Sutter grant, and has completed the two
league grant in this county and also the sur
vey of the nine league grant on both sides of
the Feather river.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-23

Boa DURKIN, a boy we'll known o--the po-
lice of San Francisco and Sacramento, has
been arrested in the latter city for being en-
gagged in the robbery of man named Geo
W. Davis His counsel has asked for his dis
charge, on the ground that he is under thir-
teen years of age. On this point, the testi-
mony of his mother, who resides in San Fran
cisco, is required, and she has accordingly
been sent for to testify.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-23

The Governor has pardoned w. J. Roberts,
convicted at the March term, 1868, in the
Court of Sessions in San Francisco, of man
slaughter. and sentenced to the State Prison
for six years 1t Is considered that the evi
denee was not of character to justify convic-
tion, and that subsequently, party far more
criminal was acquitted. Roberts ispardoned
on the express condition that if he is convic-
ted of violating any law such violation oPe..
rates as forfeiture of all the conditions OF
the present pardon.-ErchGnge
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-23

OFF FOR SAN QuENTN.-Deputy Sheriff
Nuttall left last evening for San Quentin,
having in charge the prisoners Sterrett, Fttz-
patrick and Jesus Marias, all of whom were
sentenced at the late term of the Court of
Sessions. to imprisonment in the State Prison
for the following terms Sterrett, for grand
larceny, years; Fitzpatrick, same offense,
8 years; Jesus Marias on two indictments, 8
years-Stockton argus.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-23

THE WAsHoE CouNTRY.-A correspondent
of the Mountain Messenger, writing of the
mines at Virginia City, in the Washoe eoun-
try, says:
"The only means of breaking the rock for
gold saving purposes is the Mexican arastra
fifteen of which are now in use at Virgin
ia City. The celebrated gold and silver bear
ing quartz vein, which is in very close prox-
unity to the town, is quite extensive; al.
though but fifty feet of the ledge is now
being worked. The vein is four feet in
width, and quartz containing gold as well as
silver may be found SO close together as to
puzzle the brain of the greatest geologst
living. The accommodations at Virginia
City are of a most inferior kind; there be-
ing no hotel, and but one restaurant at which
six persons on watch may pertake ofapoor
quality of victuals, at seventy five cents per
mead Travellers and prospectors provide
themselves with blankets, and generally find
lodgings on the hillsides near the town.
Our informant is of the opinion that Virgin
ia City will eventually be one of the most
Aourishing towns in Utah, or Nevada Terri
tory"
The correspondent adds that lumber is
quite scarce, and is hauled from mills in Car
son Valley, distance of about fifteen miles
The cost is about $25 per thousand at the
mills and the same amount added to this
sum, for hauling, puts the cost at S5oper
thousand; consequently, stone, a good article
of which is found in the vicinity of the
town, is used for building purposes in prefer
enee to lumber.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-23
The CARSON M1SEs.-The Placerville OBJ

The CARSON MINEs.-The Placerville OBJ
server says:
1--WE have refrained from publishing many
reports we have received, so astounding was
their character. We have specimens before
US from the Bryant lead at Virginia City, in
which the silver is plainly seen. A ton from
from this lead was lately assayed. and from
it was taken $4,000 in silver, 81 100 in gold,
and nearly forty pounds of copper. BY run.
ming tunnels and sinking shafts water has
been obtained sufficient to supply arnstras at
the gold veins, but the silver, at present, it is
necessary to haul to Sacramento The vast
lodges of silver ore that have been discover
ed, and which are worth from $4,000 to
$1,000 per ton, will soon create business
and a wealth in the new Territory that will
surpass anything ever witnessed in America:
will furnish a market for California produce
and will decide, without doubt, all ques.
tions of Pacific Railroad route"