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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-18

STATEoF MICHIGAN, County Of IughalD, -
- AT a session of the Probate Court for tha
county OF lngham, holden at the Probate Office
in Mason, on Monday, the 9Th day o. December, il
the vrar ONE thousand eight hundred aud fifty
eight. Present, Vim. II. rinckncv, Judge Ct
Pronatc. I'm the matter of the estate of James
Na,kcv, sen. dccea ed ON reading and filing
thc petition, duly verified, of James Iarkev, IT,.
PRAYING that an instrument in writing rurport
ing To he the last vii and testament OF sad
deceased, which saii instrument has been filed in
thi- cour; may be admitted 10 Probate.
Thercupon il i ordered, that Monday, the 18th
day of February next, at | O'Clock in the fore
noon, Ice assigned for the hearing Of said petition
and that the heirs law of said deceased and all
other persons Interested in said estate are reqUr-
I'd TO appear n a session of said Court then To
hc holden At the Probate Office in the village OF
Mason, aud show cause, il any there be, why
the PRAYER of the petitioner should not be grant
ed: int II Is tarther ordered, that said petit
toner give notice 10 the persons Interested in
SAID estate, ~. the peGcu,y 0i SAID petition, lIid
the hearing thereof by causing copy Of this
order TO be published in the Lansing Republican,
4 newspaper printed aud circulating in said coun-
" Of lngham 3 successive weeks previous 10
sal dav Of hearing. \ true copy.
WV. H. PINCK\EY.
1
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Mortgage Sale.

nEFACLT having been made in the payment
~ of certain sum of money secured TO be
paid BY an indenture OF mortgage, bearing date
the sixteenth day of February, A. d. 1858, exc
cuted bv \ B. Paine and his wife II. L. Pane.
10 Sidney Cooley, and recorded in the office OF
the Register Of Deeds, for thecounty Of lnGham,
State Of Michigan, on the sixteenth day Of Feb
ruarv lS5S, d, t o'clock 7. NJ, in Liber 10 Of
mortgages, on pages 49, and i93, by which de-
fault the power 10 sell contained in said indenture
of mortgage has become operative, on which in
denture of mortgage andthe promissory notes, 10
secure the payment Of which il was given there i
claimed 10 be due At the date hereof, the sum of
two hundred and sixty three dollars and twelve
cents S363 ~ and no suit or proceedings having
been Instituted At law 20 recover the debts Sccur-
Ell by said inienturc Of mortgage or any part
thereof now therefore, Notice i hereby given,
thar by virtue of power Of sale contained in
said indenture of mortgage, and Of the statute
in such case made and provided, the said mort
gage will he foreclosed by public sale Of the
mortgaced premises. described as follows, 10 Wit
Commencing Al point, the north west corner of
n. C. Grifieth's land thence running south eight
- rods 10 post, thence west four "a RODS,
thence north eight (sl rods. to the south side of
Broadway, thence east four q rods, 10 the place
of beginning, and directly opposite TO lot No.
N Block No one, { u parallel Win the SAID Lot
therein described according TO the recorded plat
Of the village OF Nova Scotia, in the township Of
onondaga, in the county of lnchsm and State of
Michigan, will be sold at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, at the Court House, in the village
Of Mason, in the county of Ingham, and State
aforesaid, ON Thursday, the twenty fourth ga
day Of February, \. Il. 1888, at ere o'clock L.
NJ of said dav-Dated, November 18th, lS5s.
GEORGE A FITCH, Assignee.
SHAW n BaUSso>, Att'ys for Assignee.
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eii;afiCrrY NOiiEr.

>'TATE or MICHIGAN. Fourth Judicial Cir
= cuit-ln Characteristic pending in the Cir
cult Court for the county of ingham, in Chance
~, at Chambers on the 23d day of December,
1858, before Hon. f. Lawrancc. Circuit judge.
Lorenzo ID. Lighthall. complainant, Daniel
" Dunkle, defendant.
II satisfactorily appearing by the affidavit Of
q. VI. Barnes, that the process issued IN this
cause for the appearance OF the defendant, Dan
iel NJ Dnnkle could not be served ON all drfau-
d,nt by reason Of lis absence from or conceal
ment within this STATE on motion of q. W.
Barnes Solicitor for the complainant II Soriered
that the said Defendant cause his appearance to
be entered in this cause and notice thereof To- bo
served on the compIainants Solicitor within three
months from the date of this order. and ~ case
of his appearance, that he cause ms answer 10
the Compliments Bill To be fled and q copy
thereof to be served on the Compliments sol
citor within twenty DAYS after service of copy
Of said Bill and in default thereof that SAID Bill
of Complaint NAV be- taken a cou:.s sod lly the
said defendant II Is also ordered that ,he said
within twenty DAYS from the dat.
hereof cauS.. a copy of this order 80 l." Published
in the Lansing State Republican, a newspaper
printed and published at Lansing. in said county,
or that the complainant cause copy of this or
der to be personally served on said dri, ndagt Al
least twenty DAYS before the time herein prcscgi-
bed for his appearance.
F.. LAWRANCE. circuit JuIgo
"A true copy Attest, 4. H. l.. COVERT,
lq3wf R..,iStar
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Sheriff sale.

E1 virtue of a writ of execution issued ont OF
ID and under he seal Of the Circnit Court for
the county Of Wastenaw, 10 me directed and de
Fvercd have levied upon al the right, title end
interest Of James HyncS, in and To the following
described lands and tencment-, to wit the west
half ot southwest quarter of section 800 thirty
six, and the northeast quarter Of southeast
quarter of section t35) thirty five, and the north
vest quarter of section twenty-seyeu, town two
north range two east in the county O. Ingham
and STATE OF Michigan, which shall expose for
sale at public venduc, To the highest bidder, al
the Court House, in the village of Mason, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of January, A. u. 1859.
K. Il. Low. Sheriff.
", .I...r
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Sheriff Sale.

DI virtue Oft wo executions issued ont 81 and
IL under the seal Of the Circuit Court for the
county Of Wa-htenaw. 70 NE directed and
delivered, l have levied upon al the rigb,.
title and interest of James Hynes in and 70
the following described lands AMI tene-uent=. To
Wit; the west half Of southwest quarter Of sec
ton (36J thirtv-si~, and the northeast quarter
of the southeast quarter 81 section l3Jl thirty
i've. town two north Of range two east in the
county Of 1ngham. and State of Michigan. which
| shall expose for sale at public vendue TO The
highest bidder. at the front door % the Cour.
House. in the village of Mason, in said county an
Saturday The 29th day of January, A D. 1859.
r. r. LOW, Sheriff.
Mason, November -, 1858. 7wle0
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION
PILL AlEI pIIIA

I Gserl.rt igs'i',on established ~ 1ciI enaoruae7
rr ne R.it.f IF n, SD. and Distressed, aHi,ct.d
7cith IirgI.nf AMI Epidemic Disegss
'EHE HDNAEp ASSOCIATION. ia view OF the awful 1e
-trGctioa ~ human life. caused by seNnal diseae
an the deception prtci!cei ur"u the unfortunate
TINS of cii diseases by QIacA. several ago diTec
ted their trnSultnS >urse"n. ~ 'lIARl1ABiE ACT
worthy of their name open -peusbry the
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS 10 all who apply nv lie,
ter. Nth description - Their CONDITION. (s.;, occupa
ton. habits 81 liz. n = sui IN If extreme power.
". = FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE II J.
needless adj that the Association commands The hi.L
e-t Medical skill ot the age AMI viii furnish the most
proved N sern treatment.
The directors the A~-ocis ton IN their Annual Report
upon the treatment of Sevua Diseases for III. year end
nc January 1t 1855, express the highest satisfaction
~fh the success which has attended the labors Of
rioca, Seminal Weakness. Impotence, Gonorrho.a.
iret syphilis the 81 DnaniSrn SELF abuse Nr
am order c"n,inuanc. Il Tia" plan or the ensuing
wear
The Directors, review al the ps>, telas>ured that
heir lshors IA tins Of benevolent effort have been
81" great benefit the iiictci especially the young
aua they have resolved 20 devote themselves with re
nw"d zeal. 'o lhi> very important AMI much iespsed
cause
An admirable Report N Sperin,torrhoes az Seminal
Weakness the vice at outnisil, HaS:uroat-on, self
abuse, and other diseases of the sexual organs by the
Consulting surgeon. Will ~ hy mail lin a sealed en-
velope), FREE OF CHARGE, receipt Of THO STAMPS
for r"S'aC" Other Reports and Tracts the nature ant
treatment 90: sexual diseases Diet &c constantly be
published Tor Eratui0Gs bu;inn, and will Dee
{" the afflicted some Of The remedies and methods
e rea'm nj discovered during fhs last year. Of
vslne
Address, for Report treatment or J. SkIlIlN
HUJ'GHTtN. Acting surgeon, Howard Association No
South Ninth street PhiladeE hia Pa. By order the IN
rector EZRA u HARTWFII resident.
GEo TAIRsHIp Secretary. i16yl
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Sheriff SHlC.

DY virtue of d writ of execution issued out of
ID and under the seal of the Circuit Court for
the county of Inrham 70 ne directed and de-
lver,i, have levied upon all jhe right. title
and interest Of Amos ID. Natterson. in and 20 the
following described lands and tenements to wit :
the west halt of south west quarter of section
H. town north of range west, in the county
of ingham and State of Michigan, which shall
expose for sale at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at the Court House, in the village of
Mason, in said county, on the l5th day of Jan
nary, \. p. IS5a-Datei Nov 2ith 1855
ISSw7 H. r. LOW, Sheriff
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AYERS
Ague Cure,
roR TUE sprrpY CURE OF

foR THE SPrrnY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever. OF Fever and A.
Remiiien, Fever. Chill Fever. ~
Ague. Periodical Headache. or Bill.
Headache. and Bilious Fcvers. ina
fer the whole class Of diseases a.
mating in hillary arrangement, can,
by the Malaria of miasmatic cour,,,.
NJ one remedy is louder called for hr :.
necessities of the American people than |. -
and safe cure for Fever and Aguc. So
remedy We are now enabled 10 ofrcr. MI
perfect certainty that il will eradicate The =
ease and with assurance. founded On ~,
tina, no harm can arse from lis use in :,
quantity.
That which protects from or preycn.. :.
disorder must h. IF immense service !, =
communities where II prevails. Prrr-gt,.,
better than cure. for the patient eseana> :,
risk which h. must run in violent a,.asls
this hlloiul di>;onpcr. This "CrRr" r,,S
III, m.I,ma,ic poison Of FryR AM A..
from the system and prevents the deygl,
mcnt Of the disease. II taken On the sr. :,
pyoach If its Ircmon'torv symutoms. IL
no: onl, the host remedy ever vet di>,ov..s
for This class of complaints. but also Il
cheapest. The large quantity We s,rn-ly {
a d5llar brings II within the reach ~ cxs-
BODY. and IN billions districts. where Fan;
A<p ND'.f prevails. every body should ls,s,
and ~, II freely both for cure ard rr,,e,,,.
Il l. hoped this Price viii place i; within y
rcach 90 all-titr poor - well ~ the rich.
great superiority oi tins remedy over A.,
other ever discovered for the speedy and CO.
tam cure Of lut,rmittcn;s J.. that II elp,a,.
NO Quininc oy mineral. consequently i, m,
duccS To quinIsn "r other injurious esar.
whatever upon the constitution. Those et,s
hv It are l,it ~ healthy As il they had ne,s
had iha disease.
Fever and Agucis not alone the cousQue-c
of t'c m,a>iuaj'c poison. \ grca, .sri,,ys
di, III - ari~c from it. irritation. among uiia
are Neuralgia. Rheumatism. Gout. HcadasA.
Blu.dlc,>. Tuotha,hc. Earachc. Caiarh. Ash.
M ralpitaiiuu. Painful Affection q. II.
SPLEEN. uy~tcric>. Pain an the Bowels. Colis
Paralysis. and nerangcmcnt If the SiomaA
all ,i which. when originating ia this caus
put on the intermittent type, or become pend
zeal. This Gem cNpcls the poison Inn
the blood. and consequently cures then a.
alike /, IS an invaluable protection 10 inn.
grants ard persons travelling ur tcmIorarl.
residing On the malariuu, districts. Ii taxi
occasionally CT dali, While exposed To- The m
.e,'iou. that viii L. cNCrctcd from tie sy.,,r
.al cannot accumulate in sufficient eusn..,
?. -iicn INTO Il ssa>c. Hence IL i even Iaf,t
,-.li.st.c tor protection than ,ur,. aud :sw wi
ever suffer irlm lntumltiout,. If The, srsl
themselves 81 the protection this remedy A.
f.~te
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He REPESrEp. - One day this week,
Eli Griffin received a box Of elegant brocha
shawls. On getting them down to his
store. while opening them, one was missing.
A morning or two afterwards said shawl
was found on the porch of the dwelling of
Mr.. Griffin. all right. The thief had re.
pented. He probably took it home and bis
better half told him she would not wear it.
But the direction on the shawl" Eli
Grethn, present" looks like lady's hand
writing.
The town, just now. is full Of thieves
We hear Of several small losses among our
merchants.-Niles Rep.
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New LEBANON, Dec. %, 1858.
FRIEND McCAMMoN.-I enclose you a
short history of the Pipe and Pistol as Civ
en- by the Standish relatives here. | have
taken great deal Of pains to see all who
have any knowledge Of the matter andthey
all ayree in what is stated in the enclosed
history.
1t Is the wish Of the sister and widow to
have the Pipe 60 with the Pistol to Plymoth
Hall. l remain very respectful
IL vonr friend BENJAMIN GATES.
DECEMBER, 1s5S-Concerning two articles
that were among the property Of Zacha
riah Standish, of Albany, late deceased
This Pistol and Pipe belonged to Miles
S,andish, Military Captain, and one OF
the " Pilgrims" who came over from Eng
land, in the May Flower, and landed IN
Plymouth, Mass. December 30, 1920
Miles brought them across the Atlantic
and used to smoke in the Pipe, with the In
dams, and this was done as a token of peace
The Pistol was greatly feared by the lndl'
ans. when it was in the hands of Miles, as
be was strong and courageous man; and
was much beloved by the friendly lndlaus
and was greatly feared by those VINO sougn'
to destroy the young Colony
These articles have decended regularly
down from father to son, TO the fifth gener'
alton. The son OF the third generation
whose name was Lacharlaii, lived ana dieo
in Plymouth, having three sons feieg
Zachariah and Isaiah. Peleg Died at the
battle of 1lcOnderoga, heIne Killed by al
Indian ambuscade, IN The revolutionary war
Zacharlah died at Spencertown' '. 1873
Isaiah died at Rochester, Mass, June 9TH
1916. -,
HIS son, Iacharlah, late deceased IN Al
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80 CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
GIrAKsiaAN NNE.E.

\ Office is hereby given, that pursuant "a az
y order issued by the Judge OF Probate for the
county of Ingham, on the 22d day Of November,
A. d. 1855, will expose for sale at public auc-
ton, on the premises, in the town OF Leslie on
the 2ith day of January next at J o o'clock /. NJ.
to the highest bidder, the following piece or par
eel of land, viz: Ali the land across the north
end of the west half of the south west quarter
of section twentr two t22l living east OF the Mil
Pond of d. f. Dsighr, over and above to 6l-oo
acres, in town one north OF range one west con-
tang 20 acres-MaSon, Nov. -, \. D., ISIS.
Gwl9O AMOS WORKMAN, Guardian.
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Tue BALTIMORE PATRIOT ON SENATOR
SEwARD-Ihe Baltimore Patriot devotes
a long article to the importance of the IN
ion of the opposition for the next Presideu-
tial canvass. ard the comparative availabili-
ty of the different candidates The follow
ing tribute to Mr.. Seward is new language
for Southern paper, and We crnnot for
bear quoting IT, Ii. spite of its unwarranted
conclusion
"Mr. Seward is without doubt, one of
the most remarkable Statesmen of the age
and ct t!,- country OF vast culture and
requirements Of shrewd clear-eyed broad
visioucd. and Thoroughly philosophic intel
lect; of a temper and temperament singu-
larly self.possessed-dignifed and serene
combining in an extraordinary degree the
shrewdness of the politician with the be-
nevolence of the phlanthropist-of spotless
life and character-of perfect consistency in
his whole course, and heroic fearlessness in
utterance of his sentiments, William ii.
Seward stands to-day on an historic emf
hence which few other living public men
now occupy,
Mr.. Seward is one Of those rare sons of
centuries who leaves no man Indifferent a.
bout him. but makes every man either his
enemy or his devoted friend
"Such a man as this is the great power
in aud over his party; such a man may
control its policy and inspire it with ideas
but such man cannot receive its nominal
alton. tie is not available. Mr. Seward
will not be the Peoples nominee for Presi-
dent
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Sslnc.ii Sale.

DN virtue of a writ of execution issued ont Of
- and under the seal of tn. Circuit Court for
the county Of Iugham. to me directed and dev-
cred, have levied upon all the right title and
interest Of Daniel +. Leek. in and TO the follow
inc described lands and tenementS, viz: the
south part of north east fractional quarter of sec
ton ten aud the south 55l fiftv-five acres OF the
east half Of northwest fractional quarter If sec
ton ten, town (%l north of range one west, which
| shall expose for sale, at public vcnduc to the
highest bidder, at the Court House ia the village
of Mason, on the 18Th dav of January. 4. u.
lS52.
x. X. Low. Sheriff
November u u ISIS -yISS
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GiB;lsaTs'ry e.ic.


UI virtue Of dccrctal order 81 the Circuit
IL Court for the county OF In-ian, in Chan
Gerry, made on the seventh dtv of October, : D.
1858, in a case wherein John T. Wilson and Or
son W. Bennett, are compliments, and AimUt
VI. Chaplin and lane Chaplin are defendants l..
the subscriber, the Circuit Court Commissioner
for Ingham county, Michigan. viii sell n, public
auction, at the Court House, i'm the village of
Mason in said county Of lnghIm, ON Saturday,
the twelfth day of February, 4. II. 1889, at
one o'clock in the afternoon OF that dav, the
lands in said dccreta order described aS follows
to wit The north east quarter Of section tlIiitv-
three, t33,) in township number two north of
range number one west, in the county of lngham
and State Of Michigan.
J. g. RAMSDELL.
Circuit Court Commissioner for lngham Co. Mich
o. NJ. BARNES, Sol. for Comprr>
Dated, Mason December -, ! -. l92w7
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DIR. j. w. kERMOTT.
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon.

~
Would most respectfully announce that be viii
visit Lansing on the second days of every month
for the purpose of meeting patients afflicted with
Chronic or Lingering Diseases.
Rams at The Lansing House.
DR.. Kermott has in his possession certificates
from, and is permitted 10 refer 10 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, and having tried in vain their
physicians prescriptions, ana most OF the quack
nostruIns for the cure of those diseases, now,
from the use OF his Vegetable Medicines, in the
enjoyment of perfect health.
DR.. Kernott has. in the cities of London and
Detroit during the last seven yca-S, 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
as are safe and eifcacious in the cure of di~-a-e
without entailing on the patient any of those
miseries experienced from mineral po;Sons.
Chronic or Lingering Diseases of the Lungs
Liver, kidneys, and Scrofula Cancers, all impure
ties of the blood. and all diseases of Women and
Children, treated successfully.
Dr. Kermott has had great experience il dis
eases Of the Chest and Nervous System, curing
hundreds of cases pronounced incurahle hy other
physicians.
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
- DR. Kernott's residence, Detroit. En-
trance TO Dispen-arv. No. u Congress street !;
entrance to Office, Gr-wod street first door from
Congress.
Or. Kermott will also visit Howell the 10Th,
and Brighton the 2sth Of every month. l24
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%: The Memphis Eagle and En-
QNiyer tell Of farmer, in that vicinity
who sold yoke Of oxen for fifty dollar
bill. He put the bill in his tobacco box,
and the ensuing night he walked up, and
wanting chew Of tobacco, he opened his
boz. and BY mistake, took out the bill and
ehswed it up. and spit it away to moth
ing.
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Dated, December 1t, 1855. 7wlsq

NTATEoF MICHIGAN, County of In-hau. -
:, ~ n session OF the Probate Court fo- the co.
Of Iagham holden at the Probate 0ffc, In the. vii
lage of Mason, on Mon day, the third dav Of Jan
nary in the year one thousand eight hundred and
iity-nine. Present, VIM. II. Pnckucv, Judge
Of Probate. In the matter Of the estate of .Je--
- DemcrcS:. deceased. On reading and fling
the petition, duly verified, Of Perry Henderson.
a creditor. PRAYING among other things, thar let-
tiers OF administration may be- granted upon aid
estate to the widow Of said deceased
T'creu3on il i ordered. that Monday. the 7th
day Of February, at l o'clock In the forenoon.
lie assigned for the hearing of said petition and
that the heirs Al law OF said deceased and al
other persons interested in said estate. are 70.
qUircd 10 appear AZ Z session OF said Court,
then 70 be holden AZ the Probate Office. in the
village Of Mason, and show cause. if any there
he, why the PRAYER OF the petitioner should TOT
be granted: Ind Il is rsrfher o,derel. that
said petitioner give notice TO the persons iner,s-
ted in said estate, of the tendency Of said peti
ton, and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy
Of this order 10 be published in the Lansing r.
P-hltcG5,, a newspaper printed aud circulating in
sad county Of Inghan 3 successive weeks pr,vi-
Gus 70 SAID day Of hearing. \ true copy.
NM. ii. PINCKNEY.
SWISS Judge of Probate
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Benton House Re-Opened.


THE undersigned has leased the Benton House,
4 Lansing. for a term Of years, and i low
ready ~ receive guests. The house and fJrni-
ture have undergone 4 thorough renovation, and
nc i determined that 10 effort shall Be spared 70
furnish a pleasant home. both for permanent
boarders. and travellers
Persons attending the land sales, OF visiting
the Capital for other reasons, viii here find cool
rooms, and as good fare a. the market affords
AZ prices a. low a az any other hotel.
J. ". HOLMES
Lansing, Dec 81, 1887. 13e