davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
@oncertzSaCe uno Qaaerbierz@alcn

DER llnterseidncts rnrfeblt benz beutfbet 9u6lifum ieinen ee>
CANT ein9eritte'cn Salon ,u %feifi9enl Ssiuft. Die teilcn 2iqucra
BEN IN esm 2ofale SsiIeIbsn nur 9eRalen. @aui %er9e6ent
l4.Sl q. RuUfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
q. 81 uffcn,
Cabinet Maker.

Ste Stra6e, ;miiten Broad uuc MarI6aufr.
Iue INSTRUMENTATION rnb tie in tiricm @clt6ft pcrfpris
ncneCn 8cparamren perpen i6ncIl uno biui9lf auS0cflbrt.
I'm reht Sablrethe NuftrdSe bitCt ~crse6enlt IS. @uIfer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

ssap Soeten ertaltcn Sambursrr 'gdu6fIeiId,
friihen Gapiar uno 9leunauaen.
Stmpn S~teinIein.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
@eIhGftssG rGfnuna.

MISUNDERSTANDING.
{. Stbtnser, S6Ipder unc Wa16inif,
Srcapltrabc, SpiIheu Der /. uno 2. Strate, i'm
Sauis res 6rn. 8r. 6pQe,
enhpfeblt lit lrineu Greudbsn uno BEN bcutIdtn Nublitum ,r
Nntcrh9an9 aher INSTRUMENTATION pnb &sporaturer. 9elcrs
Sere Made tb Snpters auf mcine Stabberts, Strpp- unS
gBies, Maitinen ahfmerfiau, FUR beren @ltc id sarortirrr,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

. t g r a nj nj.
l. She'll.
l SuSerture ju 3anfreo, SrGeifer, SoieIbicn.
z 1t'r9ent's0. "oeit Mcr9en", ebUr, u. Spcforb.
3 Sdrearc!e, 0Uppelquartett, SIR. Qbt.
a 9rtpourri, aus 81 3rcratcre, DUO
fir Sicline uno Wiano gerbi.
81 @alSbprnruf SoIc NIT 6crt uuo
Yinup6selsituna, Qadner.
g. Srubsr Gut, Gb6re unb Sclc aus
Geripler uno SIpin, 1arIhner.
2. She'll.
i SuSerture su Dame tIan&r, Or
DIETER, guieIbieu
q stuf benz Nbstn, G65rs nit @clo's, Riden.
y SbdferS Q6snolisb, Dcppelquartett, q. MIIer.
~ DUO fir Siplins unb 0ianU.
s. @rCBss SOtpcurri aus Der &esi.
mentstc6tsr, Dori,ettt.
Das Concert besinnt Nbents prGtiIe 8 u9r. Nab
~be;n1elbeu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
@abl=Mmseiaem.
Gttp @eraeant.

Gttp Sergeant.
SD Sstse mid piessriim eeni eraeeenIt as Gin gonbitst
CUR sStseeTeSpdbIuas fur Die Sffes tes gitp SsrstantS an.
2tpmas Il. 9uSIep.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
Der Snlrn

6r. @ppcliuS,
MainftroFC. ,riidCn Der IA. II. Is
@rfudt witr Elm iunaer Wiaun, rer lid in rrr
-gSirthlhaft unc osm @si6Gft bes ilrter,ci,bnstsn
i'm NI9enrcinsn uiibiih maiden mill. Outer 9ubn
rtro 5u9cli6ert. merma @at.
9ettrStura, ga.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

Snp. s. @ellpn,
Smpprtcure unb S6ntlCr pru
sSranoteS, 9Stne, Gins, Stunts unb gS6sStts,
Sabade unp Gi9arreu,
Nr. 134 Gorpfrasr, Ri6mpnb, 8a.
Sn mcinent Strre unb Spnbeb goretrufe babe ids oeoenr,drlia
tpl9enee Nrtttcl, Die i'd mcincn Seutfter &unecn tcIenS emrfebS
len taIn Go9nae, &r6Cle unb Saieroc Yranbtes, bpuduei.
ltrn @tu, Sonaiea 8um, Scotib unb SriIb gBbtstep,
Sort, Sberrp~, Mobeiras uub NRulooa- 80 i'm. -
400 Sbls. 9ennI. uuo Sblp pbiSfea,
800 % 8ranbp, Sin unb Smest gSctn,
20 DO So NppIe Sr0ncp.
l25 % oifrrtirten &pe 99bStsY (ruu IL Sabre aI),
100 10 Grtciipr Rpc lSbsfY (fur irel6cu i'd aQciniotr
N9ent bn),
90 8prte 9bdntpa9n !, pcriGeli6e Sprter.
Glorct, Sautcrnc uo 0eiCCsbciner 9ReinC, Curacao. Siftrms[
@e ddbte 6asona @taarreu.
Dantcne fur eaS mir ltibtr aeIhentte 3utrauen, bore i'd burd
runttt6e %uetubruns aatr Iufrdee baiiclte audi fcrner6in mir
il erpalten' SObn g. MieIIpn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
BUR 9eabtuna fir Noiuters.

Srebcn erbotsn cine CUTE @uSpabl better saint unb SscruiIb.
SrnlbeS. audi 9ruIhes GUM gSeiscn.
eSetlp bette Sualttat Sletrsis, 9einIamenSl unt 9erpsnftn.
Z. Ba9ner, Srreeit.
Sde Der 6. II. Srcaefr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
BUR Nahrttht.

Sur yfaCprthr.
0cbbater ron Sos0nna unb 9rirciptc Giaarrrn tret brr or.
ludt, bet Chs. 9~rpdmepcr, SIC. 81. NtaiultraFs, ppr;u.
l%prcdcn, ea nc balclbit Gin mpblaHrritteS 2aaer BON Gis
gorren, Roud1- rme 8autatat eiener G5abrif unb importation
orrfnoen perern. gStCoersrtduicr merbcn &c unecrs octetcr.
enl mtnen SpIratb Su %bsiidiiscn, che tic ibrc 9intduft 0nrct.
marie nafen. GbS. S~rpdmcpcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

53u Sermiet6en.
Cine freunbli@e @obnnnA bste6enb aus ,tpsi fir
zine fieire 5amilte pcer %etn,elne 5erren p~affenben
3tmmern, bel 5enr9 oon @r6ntnq,
Clay Ctr, ;piIbrn Der 7. unS 8.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
sS nj. Z. ~ ourc,
SItiabrttant,

2O7 Srpabltr., .ntten Dem Stcre res
6ru. g. 6iyIh,
%cn,rfetlt fnr bic isbi9e Soilrn fen pplfidnSiasS QaGtr outr
grttn 9iite unb Mutcn, Iripie i%pritiacr in Iplrbcn Wrih6ftcn
Srrtonlmtnesr @rtifsI, bic Su Den t%tlisiten Qrciitn Yerfauft
90 nj. Z. Hpprc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
@de Der 2ten mnb Vrpabfrnl
O%ampfl6iFfa6rt swiI&en 8idmcuO II. @ep gUrf

O%ampfl6iffabrt spil6en Ni6mcno II. 9terp gurt.
Die 6sieen srrBeu unc be9usm cirserittrten Ste.D ampf-
lhtf. nSamestprpI" uno ,8oanpfe" weroea bem reiienccn
Yubitun Sur Senubune beltens %entpfoblen. Der Gabrpreis
betrd9t IN Der Gajutr incl. &stt unb RpIt $40, unp tm 8wi~
lfenoed 50. Die rs lmeStppn" Seridst ibren &Bbarf an
%Sfetto isoen Disnltas I'M 4 llar &afmittags, fpatrrnD bic
abfaert. 9eer eae lestere Oampfibif benuben nil, bat ft
bel ben lnterjeihnsten Gin Sabrbilet 81 I6fen.
GradDt fpirb billi9lt angenpmmen unp punItlt6it 6ef6rSert.
9ehasepreis raG SOrfUt 81. 90.
29.5l 2ubIam u. BatIpn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
@an,en.@tft.

Wan,en. Silt.
Gin ~unfebIbares Nittcl Sur Strreituns SieicS llneeisfers in az
boten BEL g. gDaaner. Srronhf ,"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26

Gin Waphen bon 12-14 Sabren
miro CUR @t,rartuna einss &tnbss 8siu&t. NdbsreS
1T in Der SfFce p. 81. 3u ~erfraaen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-26
0rO6cr SoQ.

Gintvittstarten 5u $l.0O, saItts fir einen lSerrn
uno spti Samen. limb BET einem ieren @iitsIiep res
Sereins unb AbeucS an Der Safe gu BADEN.
Das Gpmmitte:
6. Gutter, @ensel, D6Q.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18
M a H H IE d.
In Okemos, Oct II, 1889, by Rev. C. ".
Knickerbacker, Mr.. GEO. E. LAWRENCE and
Miss MARY j. EDsEELY, both of OkemoS


In the township Of Meridian, October 18th,
1859, MARGARET, wife Of John Cook, Esq,
aged SIS years.
October eth, Mas. CATHaRiSE VI. HUSrooy.
wife of Thales Huntoon, oil Vevav, Mich, aged
thirty years.
The deceased was a member of the First Pres
byterian Church of Bunker Hill, Mich In her
We have another example OF the power of the
christian faith to sustain the soul in its struggle
with the last enemy. She retained to the latest
moment the full exercise of her mental vigor.
Many were the expressions of christian triumph
that fell from her lips as she passed along through
the valley Of death. Among them, II know
that my Redeemer liveth;" :" / die in hope of a
glorious resurrection" A. we beheld her thus
calmly treading the dark valley, how fotcibly
came home TO US the LANGUAGE of the Psalmist,
"Yea. though l walk through the valley Of the
shadow of death, will fear 10 evil, thou arr;
with me. thy rod and thy staff, they comfort
me" [Cou.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18

The RIGHT Word IN The RIGHT PLACE
A New Pocket Dictionary and Reference Book;
Embracing Extensive Collections of Synonyms,
Technical Terms, Authorizations, and Foreign
Phrases, Chapters on Writing for the Press,
Punctuation, and Proof-Reading; and other
Interesting and Valuable information. BY the
author Of "How to Write" How 10 Talk,
etc. Price so cents.
This volume contains the essence OF three or
four heavy works, condensed into a size and form
adapting it to the Desk or the Pocket, and az
forded at price which brings it within the reach
Of all. We hazard nothing in pronouncing it
almost indispensable to the writer and speaker.
In short, this work should be a universal pocket
and desk companion. Sent by mail, to any al
dress, on receipt Of the price, by FOWLER AND
WILLS, sos Broadway, =. Y.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18

The Participating of the effect of Sera-
tor Broderick's death, the n. Y. Tribune says
California is henceforth a submissive satrapy
Of the Slave Power-as reliably so as Arkansas
or Horida-more than Missouri or Texas
Her delegates at Charleston will sustain any plat
form and any candidates that the oligarchy NAV
prescribe; and her four electoral votes will be
given for slsve-trader Lamar, or any other Union
hating IRE eater, in case he should secure the
nomination. A gallant minority will struggle
against such depreciation, but flor the presently
struggle in vain; and if the Shareholders mean
ever to press the legazation of their peculiar
institution within her borders, now is their time.
Hitherto, slavery in California has been upheld
only by Judicial decisions, the last of which was
truly though jestiosls said to have held the
scales Of justice even by giving the law to the
North, aud the negro to the South Hence
forth, the South may take law, negro and ALL
And this, too, shall pass away"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18

Gross OUrRAGE-While Gov Chase was re-
spending, on Friday night last, to the call of a
company Of German Republican sersnaders, on
the steps Of the Burnet House in Cincinnati, a
gross outrage was committed upon the audience.
While the choir was singing, some lcrson OF
persons in the building threw glas. tumbles into
the crowd on the steps. Three men were seri.
ousiy injured. One had his cheek badly Gu,
Io,her received a severe wound on the top OF
'ae head They bed profusely; their wounds
we're attended TO. subsequently heavy porce.
AN vessel was thrown from the roof into the
.tosd. The exasperated company rushed into
@e building to administer summary punishment
70 Tue cuprits, but were persuaded to desis, by
1e propr'etors Of the hotel, who offer hundred
s0'nrs reward for the detection of the dirty
sccrldrels-Det. 7rib.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18
ui"Gs Of the Common Council.


n.c Monday evening. Oct Eth, 1859
w unel met pursuant /, advancement
% ,h being absent, Aide Pncknev was cal ed
N.,S S,h ffessnt-Aldermen Burr, Elder Ke-r
u,h =. Q; minutes Of las, ting were dispense,
.n account o. absence of Clerk
vetSW.,. me Assessment, for improving Main stree,
la.. na' street, wee received from w. C. Whitman.
w W a,.snd VIM IL Chapman, john W. Holmes and
"a. NJ, assessment Roll all property assessed which
he Aeea. To the street improved. Lost
aad Va, fos imp owing aain street. both ess,
H., walnut street, wss then confirmed
vas order-si that ,h. ssse.sme,, f,- ;,nn.o,
4. s,rsst BE- advertised. Nv p'"''hs ia'
pe,s aered that the further e,n iteration Of ar
eveane ee' assessments be pos,p ned till Tomorrow
'sJosS then adjourned till tomorrow evening. a,
D. " BAGLEY, Clerk prv Ten.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18

ACCIDENT on THE RAILROAD.-The passenger
train which left Toledo on Monday afternoon at
8 o'clock on the Air Line Railroad, met with an
accident at about l0 o'clock, nine miles this side
Of Chicago on the Lake Shore, in consequence of
damages done TO the track by storm which ra
ged during the night and drove the waves with
great force against the track. The engine was
thrown from the track, and was completely
smashed up. The engineer was hurt some but
not seriously. man who was spunging a ride
on the bumper of the baggage car was killed
The forward end of the first passenger car was
broken in, but none Of the passengers were much
hurt.
In consequence of this accident and the con-
dit'on of VI. :. x \. l. track. the train which was
due here at e:56 Yesterday afternoon did not ar
rive till nine, but the track is now in running
condition again. We understand that the track
Of the III. Cen, Mich Cen, were worse damaged
than the Michigan Southern, and the trains Of
the former were obliged Yesterday to run on the
track OF the latter from Chicago "a far rs the H.
hnois crussing-Adrian Tatchtowcr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18

TRY THEM FOR nYSF EP>IA.
TRY THEN FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
TRY THEM FOR NEAypJS iEBlIlIT.
TRY THEN FOR CONSTIPATION.
Try THEM FOR SICK HEADACHE.
TRY THEM FOR WANT Or APPETITE
TRY THEM FOR WANT or ENERGY
TRY THEM FOR wrAkNESS
TRY THEN FUR FILLS.
You can obtain them Of any dluggi- dealer in med
zines IN the United States, Ctns!as We, Indies.
South Amercs, for IS cents per bottle.
They prepared BY Dr c. jackson, Il3 Arch st g,
Philadelphia, Pa and that h- Signature is the
wrapper 81 each bottle. 2S231
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18
Total.


STATE az MlCHiGAN,)
County ot lngham,
cry Or LANSING.
To Josephus Woodruff, Lucian Merrill AMI Geo W ~ fl
OF the CITY OF Ians ns-Gleetng.
heTedS, lie Common IOgncI. of the City of Lansing
have Resolved u grade Turner street ami also
the who'll al the expense Of the be def ayed by an
assessment On the AMI OCCUPANTS Of land. ana
houses To be benefited Iherepy and that the sum m he
Sd assessed IL six hundred dollars 5000 60 and ais
hat The portion Of SAID city VII the Is 10 he
assessed follows, 90 feet ce-p Oh Franklin
street north To the north lice of lot T. and occu
ped by L MOseIy lots . amt 6, owned by A-ms CO
lot !, owned ty Geo GassmeIe lot 3, unAn Jwn
ami lots All. = Owned ant occu JED by {. Jsely,
upon block IL Also IS feet by so feet north on The
southwest of block No o. owned occup ed by
A. Turner Co; all north of A. Turner 4 Co living on
said Turner street, up lot g. belpngin, to t. "A
" Hart also g. ned by II Seym1u- . upon block
also The west h-f of blocks AMI and ali u blocks
and 10, and ali oi block ii
Ther.tors, the u the People If The Stat If Mob
tgdn Ii IS heIe"y ordered, and YOU he coy uI eel
to make an assessment upon ali the owGers ami occu
pants OF houses and and- with tire pOrlOn Of the ~l,
city b0ve design ed, If the Of TIE expense
ABOVE slated, IN proportion, as near be- n
advantage when each shall tie deemed require BY the
mas ing Ui the ment and report the same
the Common Council with ali CONVENIENT speed
ne AZ the common council room, this 18th day of
August, A h 1859. III IL SMITH Myur
1Eo A ARMSTRONG Clsrk.
CrrS CLEkk : OFFICE, City of Lansing
herebr tifv that the above The riynal order a
made The date there stated
Witness nv hand ami the great seal OF
Il the City Of 1sn~ ny, this 21d iav Of August.
A. II. 1853.
"Eo A ARMSTRONG ctr Cle,E
Thursday he 29;h tay Of October at o'c ok P. NJ
is cned The time FER hearing apyeais from said
I a-se-SIlsn.
GEO \ ARMSTRONG City C7srt
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18

GRANDFATHER WITHOUT "LIrrLK NELL."-
An o'd gentleman from Tennessee was wheedled
mo gambling hell in Washington, and tricked
Wv Of thousand dollar draft. lie processes to
- UNCONSCIOUS Of all that trauspired after he en-.
Sreu Tue room. The parties were arrested. and
"a ~ .ne oid man offered to play bluff lost $500,
s saa gave this draft as security. II was cashed,
su' .ns balance was not handed to. IL is
doubtful whether it ever will be
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18
Tuesday Morning, Oct. Is. 1883.

Nrw LAW FIRM-Messrs. Pinckncy
and r ]. Ramsden have formed a co-partnership
in the practice of Law. Their card can be found
in another column. Judging from the reputation
heretofore sustained by these gentlemen, we pre-
sume they will NEE, with success in this new ar
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18

ys.,lv Advertisements have the privilege of three
changes. -, - o-,;,.r,
,s,ne.s Advertisements, only. Ali Others chargedhy
the Square.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18

nR Mp.~E tie --rel.t Nn'-st IasAn aoo, Sd.
- hs- -t-nt tu- -l.v pa SO - Hir O. lrs-e ~,
ii-E az svl Sus A-. 90 sl-.1t- a. Vel a. Nat-
AsI-rt5-..as sp-u- % .e,-- al II th- j. ..-
Western raUutrtt thf~ 9sy that tho lrti-u
Bu"t iI> NY ut ll7cus-r pg More III 1r-t
= '.tat nh t- ise' tua' o.. --e- ar.sa from .as
p4ats e tt- a.sa.--i-- strength. heath ans -
l-, .'.'-i plu th stti q Itt-
"4en vauJu- passage o-eoue oozgei, AMI So DOT
set IA perfect AAImony Wl. he -er-u. unctuas ai tie
ro1y, tie Oh I'D l1,ts u 30, ia h. rag--.
aut -i--a~. 'hU- causing al pain. scAne., AMI c.s
tres Of every utms our -telgi eK.au-'e!, ca
heath ~ ale d-puVea o. and 1t uature n1t ss,-te III
tHrpsng off ire ,sgutut lamIis The b.cid
chok-d and ce's- {" at, AID Ihus our Igatd Il G 80
forever bee bosn 0u'. How mp rttnt Then rhat
sh,uli keep the varirus passages ii he
open Ant how peasant Ia IS tist we nave .UT
. 70 pat MEDICINE your reach, l-In- g 80 -
Ia ian Rrot ms, man ts;tuet IN b. ans sut -.ors
which grow -ouui ih- mountainous Il q, IA NAiut-
garden, for the Ee 9TH AM cover, - disease. man
tine ~ the roots fam winch shes F..e IA c =
~GAHrrrc on eh opens the ,aures to al.
Nature II thToan- ont the finer - ST tue c'- ~
ril-n 10" ~..'ut I- giant wa cu j. II ENIe-to
hat ol~is ami -uo'1s lie Fs-s-Gr 2" Tie ms. III
thus, srtI manner. &c form, du ~ I.lus IN
q puegn, other uuu"f- iun.- ~ con nt.
-gIt uI In~ IA ~ pur-tIc, which gyc> e an
dpub suen<'D t' tue Attueys thus .E:.urAg-, Tie,
ara IA s-c atnuau 81 mfu = i.u-. tie bv e. whrh
ben throsn out no;u fully by Tire v-te- ra-
sage, an: arch cpEti not have been us har--d
"t.r T. fHf-th tNIuaT .lc. an q COM n 90
TIE rli- tto.e u~ ihc r- Eh ~ engage pa n ns
the bb ne cur scr iaIuc a. o shch
pass by the other outlets, taken VI an. couvr1e
of 3 ca qGsniItiv, O., Tie nJWcs
RI IA the ,5'ye, = = sh an tlat Dr. NJ, se- lnlitn
Root i.s not -n-er tie stomach. blr become rure
N'h he oood' - hey mn va % "Ne'y pAi ani o"In-
p, - ~l'--'e - :, .'eui i'"lh Il 'ihFuri
and thu HE Of tie body, ~hrh uroi, become Jer
-, .,,.,, 80. - 49, -. d. -, q -
INDY IL. one, :, nnn,c ,tic " "
\ a,e-n - H. - :. -. =. i - -. =, s
nj, - ,,,ry A., = 10 -. -. =. -. -. "
Inch ali p,s, to The ,,,.rai and .ii'
n ,,,u,sI ,,,...,. ,,.r ia, a -. >, =, - =
h.nc, az o',@,,.-y If - - r. - Ia'. -
bod ed and lie -'.r,a.f An nv tins a.. 49, 80.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18

u.AfHs-Dr. INITIAL. for several years Pro-
rf OF Botany at Harvard University, died in
.usAnd, lew weeks since. aged IS wears. He
Engiishrnan, and came TO this country
aTS Gl'y years ago. He published works on
D. Iae uenera OF North American Plants" "The
~ us OF the United States" and several papers
'" 'ae Shells and plants Of California.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18

Es- Dr J. W KsFNprT. Eclectic Ply, clan and SUI
geoI ud most respectfully announce that he viii visit
Johns the 18th, Lansing the 18th aud lih, an,
Howell the 18th Of every month, where he will he
py meet his old friends and especially those who sf
dictea with chronic anil lingering !i-,.-e 81.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18
DETERMINATIONS.

Rngham celebrated Physician OF Utica, \. \ ,
ssys-''I have treated cases Of Inflammation Of the
Brajn Inflammation Of the Lungs, Inflammation cf the
Bowels and Kidneys, Infammatory Rheumatm, Child
Bed Fever, with Dr Trask- Magnetic Ointment with per
feet when all internal remedies have failed
also Of Group, Scarlet Fever lker and liberated
Throat and Lungs, with bike In the Epidem
known "a the Putrd ErySipeas, by which many vau
able hves were lost esei frequently and never failed
of etectng speedy and certain Ia If Burus
Spran Bruises. Frozen Limbs Chilo ans sc 1T cures
Ike charm No hysieian family will be a single
Gay without tbs medicine, after becoming acquainted
with its power to cure -
SoHE LIS, CHaPFED HANDS CHILBI-siNs, are com
petey cured BY three applications the Magnetic
DIN tment.
nc- Read advertisement in this pay.r am232
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18
4 CAR ID.

NOT having disposed: of our lots in Lansing
~ We again call the attention of spectators.
and the rest of mankind. TO the fact that We oan
the following lots
Lots l, 5 and {, block ISIS;
Lots nd 6, block l59;
Lot ,, block loo.
We want TO sell the above all at once, or
singly, for cash. Roll in vour bids. gentlemen,
10 W. ". MARKHAM & son.
3m2z9 COlivate- Mich
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18
: Eel A i MOTTO Els.

RI See advertisement of pr. sanford Liver Invgo-
t"r anl Family Cathartic P,Iis, in another column.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18
lnfla IN nation Of the Eyes,

Like all othe' nfsmmat Is caused by impury Of the
blood which causes all eTuptve diseases salt Rheum,
>eurvy, BIiis, Sores, Ulcers, Ne The blood being
he slthy, AMI of impure nature also occasions Drop
The blood becoming DISTRACTED ia the vens tie
ws,rry part Of the blood consequence Is thrown out
from their sxtremes, ani rop>y is the result Many
times il occasouei oy improper treatment Of some
former cstse and the vessels being filled b. serious hu
rofs instead Of blood Free excavations by these pills,
open the passage into the bladder and carry oil the
rupted humoi = and them ,h pure and althy
booi which viii drive cut If the body all na
her with erup,ions Of tie skin ami all rOpsicai
complaints They will De shield 10 every form Of DIS
t. guard aud keep you from the cold srs-pug hand
Of DEATH and life and sreny tfsfo a. and the
cDun,ennce brighten with the bloom Of beauty and
health.
pr MorS-a milan Root Pills sold bs all dealers in
Neic mes 233w3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18

as Tie terrible foe have encounter in this
country is Consumption First manf-stinx Itself in the
form of sight cold, it gains strength while its victim is
unSsrciCus of danger, and later nine
out Of ten inmates fatally. Among the various
dies before III. public for the of this terrible disease
is equal to Hollands B.'-smc Cordial Even this
may not you hut, if the disease is not too far AL
van,-d, you may confidently rely upon it. Try it.
Prepared only by DIR. g. VI. Jackson No. AIS Arch ST
Pbadephs and for sale by druggists and s,orekeeper.
throu he United states and Canada Price IS
per bottle. 4x232
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18

DREPARED from prescription of -'r James Clarke,
il ~ H., Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen. This
Invaluable Medicine is unfaing the of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident TO the female
constitution.
II moderates all excess removes all distractions, and
brings the monthly period with regularity. These
Pills should be used two three weeks previous
fnement, they forfy the constitution and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother perform
her duties with safety 70 herself and child
These Pm, should MT bs taken BIZ females daring the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they
20 bring Mcur,iIpr, bat al any other time they
SAFE.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections. pain III
the Back and Loins Hesviness, Fatigue Slight Ever
ton. PaiptatOn OF the Heart I0sn->s of Spirits. y
terics Sick Headache Whites and all the painful disc
occasiur.d nv di~ordered system, these Pills will ee CT
when all other means have failed, nd alhou-h a
powerful remedy. do contain iron cs0ru-l
other mineral.
Full directions accompanying ereb package. Price in
the United States and Canada. One Dollar
Sole Agent for the United States ami Canais
JOR It,SE-, late I {. Baldwin 4 Co }
Rochester y. y.
y. R-One npar and postage stamps enclosed t0 any
authorized Agent will bottle, containing 80 pills
nv return mail
For sale by x. THsyER, Lansing. l5oyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18
AL~O,
SAN 70 Il DDS
FAMILY
CATHARTlCPILES,

Pure ;ey,tIiie Eyiracts. dad PET Hp IA Class
Cases. Air 3aght, ard ,oiN keep in any climate.