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New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

sod ,ha. Ct hi. fellows uould r-in tie rosI Auy
ctbtr .,ifimmo,stion wcu,d meet with ike
reward The directors y ho should is.ue report
70 their constituents, acknowledging .iat they had
10 diyidea6s to p,y then that there va, no lnsaey
il the treasury TO meet the interes: bond. tia!
bond holders. therefore, mad commenced proceed
ings for foreclosure, and that finally the stock
wss god for nothing. tie ho,dsrs thereof rot
having cent on . dollar 10 show 70. their
Investment, would, We firmly believe. receive
justification and praise, II. at the same
tiue they could show that this s.rrfce Of
vested interest was made to prevent tie s.cr;dce
Of life; that the necessities Of the time. compelled
them to this alternative; that they knew .Ast here
culyert was too small for tee body Of water that
might be forced through It; that there bridge
tremtled on an uncertain foundation; that in one
place safety emandsd ttat rails should be renewed
10 another want of ballast might hurl train to
swift destruction; that to do all these things, 10
keep the runnir apparatus Of the road in good con-
dtion. to insure that its employees should be safe
hnd skilled men, took all the moue. they could pos
sitly earn and they had so used it II it could be
shown that til. was a fair and honest aad true
statement, We thibk they would BE- justified. They
would have kept their moral faith with the public,
who invest lives, though they failed, in commercial
exieeDcy, to meet pecunisry Payments Now they
meet the interest their bopds by saving expendi
tuIe on roads worn out and wearing out, aud
quotation of 90 on tie stock hst is of.et By three
columns of details about hundred or two Of pas
sepgers VITO were hurled to destruction at rotten
bridge or a broken culvert
We are willing to make oil proper allowance for
the fact that the business Of railroads is yet in its
infancy, but we insist tia. il ia high time that the
morality OF the subject received some cOnsder.'
ton 1t is time that the Directors Of these corpo-
ratons should learn that they lave relations to the
public as well as to the owners OF stocks and
bonds. In the one case TO money and mer-
camille credit; in the other to human lives, and all
the associations, the interests the affections and
somewhat Of the rights, which cluster about them.
1t is a question between men and dollars, and one
which We should not find il hard to settle.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Special Dispatch to The ~ Y. Tdbgns
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. 4, 1859
Previously to the Presidents departure for Bsl-
ford, indications were not wanting Of tho dips-
sition of the Administration to support Mr.. Cobb
for the succession in 1850. but the latter hsd 10
expectation of SO early declinaGon Of Mr. b.
chapsn. Though surprised like a goo1 captain,
he at once set of to take possession Of the position
most important to himself, viz: Georgia. Stunned
as he has been BY Alex. Stephens's aid and cOufot
to utraisms lie will work energetically during tAs
yellow fever 10 get declaration of his Sas
in his favor, for the Presidents expressions 10 r.
vor of Joe Lane are considered by some a. ,prins
in from desire to have small man for his ae
ce.sor-by others as a means Of making q diver.
zion against Douglas in the Northwest.
Gov. Floyd is no better.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
Visit of the Cincinnati CITY Council

PhILADLLPHlA, Thur-day, Aug. 4, ISJ9.
The Mayor and Council of PhLadelphia were OIL
oialy welcomed this morning in Independence Hal
They enjoyed an excursion on the steamer S;ocktos
inspecting the twelve miles Of city front on the Deli
ware River, parakng Of collation. on board. They
landed at the Navy Yard, and were then conveyed n
carriages to Point Breeze where they ve~ed the Cay
Gas Works. Tomorrow will be devoted to visiting
Essern Penitsn.iary. the Hoase Of Refcse, and {
Falls CT the Schuyk via the various passenger rs'
ways to those points. The visitors will start for Bait
more on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

Yesterday was very hot and sultry until about
o'clock, when tornado of wind and rain momenta-
rly ameorated our suferiugs. For An hour or two
after the rain ceased ii was hotter than before; and
then a second rain came, with thunder and light
ming, continuing till late hour in the morning,
and finally cooling the atmosphere to degree
decidedly comfortable.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
70 the Associated Press-

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. \, 1865
The following named officers have been ordered 70
the steamer Mohawk, designed for the Home Slasd'
ron: Lieut.. Craven, commanding; Lieate. BAba'
SpepdeD, and Carpenter, Acting-M aster Hatfield
Steamers WyaLdotte and Crusader VIII also joia Gs
Home Squadron.
The steamer Mystic is bound to the coast Of Africa
The following aIe her officers: Lieut.. Leroy, Conr
arcer; Lieufs. Fairfax Horton an arland Acting
Master n. Green; Passed Assistant Saryeon Hsrfison
The steamer Sumpter is also bound TO Africa hd
officers are: Lieut.. Armstrong, Commander; Leutes-
ants Fitzgerald, Stewart, and Greer; Acting Ma&2
Perkins; Passed -Assatan. Surgeon Otis.
Nine guns OF Iified ordnance on trial at Fort Mos
roe have been found fer superior to the smooth bofs,
after . very teyere test.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
The Tribune for California

viii be ready at 10 o'clock this morning. 1t will
contain the Money and Market Repous, Marriages
and Deaths, and all the latest important Foreign ana
Domestic News since the sailing of the last steamer
The Moses TAYLOR leaves to-day at O'Clock. The
mails close at o'clock. Single copies, in wrappers
ready for mailing, for sale at the counter.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

A privste letter from Florence ssys that when
the news of the peace reached tha: city, was cur
renty reported tha. King Victor Emanuel had besn
taken prisoner in the battle Of Solferino, Aad Wa
then in Vienna SO strange did it sppes, that ia
two Emperors should have made sn sruistice, to
lowed by peace, withou: q consul;sfon VITA .fs
king Of Sardinia whose slly Napoleon S.d cretsnce'
20 he
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors, AMI al who
have Wares nvrnon. anything ess to eel must 3D.
vvrise they expect end purchaser aud We believe there
no other Advertising medium good asTHK WREKLy Taisrsr
Il hs. larger circulation than any neOraps the world
circulating largely among Farmer Mechants Aanuisctner'
heohasic. &c Pnce el per Line each Insertion
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
Wheat Statistics.

CHICAGO, Thursday, Aug. Z, lSS.
The Wheat 'ta;istics, published to-dsy.in The Coa-
nercal Epress shows the receipts Of the yesr ending
Aug TO he j,63l 600 bushels against Is go oso IN
the previous year. The shipments were in sbou. the
saIIe propOriol.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
Marine Disaster.

NEw:BFDFoRD, Thursday, Aug. 4, IS5g
Brg Judge Blaney, Capt. Ross, Of and for Bcsta
from Havana with q cargo Of sugar, went ashore -
Pesque Island in thick fcg this morning.
The brig Martha Kendall is also ashore in the sans
locality.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
Cricket.

ToRosTo, Thursday, Aug. 4, 1879.
The cricket match between the United states sad
Canada resulted in the victory of the United states
Eleven, with four wckets to 20 down.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
STATE FAIRS FOR 1859.

7as Pilot says that this is from an official
TAs writer is said 10 be tie Hon. Henry Saith,
SpSsler ef tAe Csusd!sn House Cs Assembly.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

=
he was obliged 10 male IN c.eer to eIP'sa
lis Ietres., vas 3 co-fessiC- of The imsres'
liable .lr,Is.h Of the Austrian .-ottier, behind
wtich she may luIk uail .uckg tour sls'
dawn OF her reco-querinE sr-.s. Arc N 'ae
meantime tee pcsce Of Its! is 70 be preserved oy
the distant terror of Ii. French armies. and her
Liberties 10 be Consulted BY Confederation under
tie presidency Of the Pope or the Pope JUS!
bsrtzsd Il TIE blood Of as Perugisa massacre,
VITA Bopsparte ssswe,i,g 10. hin as Ais sponsor
before Europe and the world Tti. must give
keerer po.gnanc, TO the gIief nth which the un-
expected tIeacher q VlilaCsnca must have pierced
the best hearts ef Italy A Confederation Of which
F,sucis Jc.e pc as King Of Ysnetis 10 70 be COM
poDent part Confederation. conspiracy 1t
stould be caiei AID ose mcrs craftii! qualified
to cheat expectation Of realities, While It ainu'es
With shadows. could hardly have been devised by
Msrh;ayeiii himsei: There has hardly been az
embrace 60 cruelty trescheGcu. since the kiss In
the garden Ct Geth-emane, as that " hich betrayed
TIE rising hopes Of Italy.
The fret Dstslment cf the price Of this new rear
rspgement Of the Italian tyrsDnes will doubtless De-
q. We have repeatedly intimated. the suppression
Of the Only constitutional Government 10 which
there can be any freedom of speech or the press.
within the Peninsula. The King of Sardinia, in
copsentirg te be reduced to the estate of Sstrsp
Of the Great King at Paris, must consent also to
receive bis policy az well as his usw damlnions
from bis master. And uuhsppily it is policy
which kings are but TOO ready to receive essential
to the power on which the good Of their subjects
depends. TIE Pope, too, must accept bis strength
ened power as Gef from the same suzerain. and,
as soon as Paris demands a new raree show, he
will be found performing bis reluctant homage BY
placing the Imperial crown the head Of the most
faithful con Of the Church. The Iron Crown may
be left uudisturbed at Monzs, for Bouaparte may
we'll dispense with the empty title of King Of Italy
as lopg az he holds more than regal power over 1t
through his yiceroys at Turin aud at Rome. But
viii the Italians submit patientl! to this dashing In
pieces of their hopes and to this conspiracy agarsI
their liberties WLo can tel what brief time
may bring forth more successful Orsbi nay
change the face and the fate of more than of Italy.
The course of Nature and the punishment OF profit
eaey may bring about natural solution OF the
complications which are bound up with The fbers
of single life. Alferi said of his couptrymen,
and 10 man understood them better, that if they
had always been slaves, they at least had always
been rebe.licus ones. The breakfast at Nlaffanca,
where their liberties were devoured at rnouthtul.
and the fatal embrace which crushed out all their
hopes between the meeting bosoms Of the despots,
will not be without their bitter blessing. They may
teach tie Italians the great truth which Byron put
into song:
They have king that buys and sells;
In native swords AID native ranks
The only hope Of courage DIV, liz"
nj thav ,nsv issrn foo th6t though IL some
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

DIR. BRoNsoN's BLOOD foop is particularly
ADAPTED 10 LVEx COMPLAINTS DYSPEPSIA and oserue % the
N,ky,s and OsSsNs Ieenns in Consumption Sqarers aer
tr,iss other Will hpd this certain 81
rrsr h,<tls. Circulars lve. II. r. CHVscH Co,
Druggists. No 50 Maiden lane.
PosrAGk STAMPS (three and ten eents) for SALE
= c&ceL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
Pn.Es! PILES PILEs I.


Thcssnds peroDs hsSe Puaer for years with the dis
~ Know what iS how IL curtd Every case OF
Prh. manifested in the form of external iamo ire
ouent h,.dps itchps and irritation depends
stis ppon Of the ahsomioa circulation
Ths p ducts enlargement, ds'cn Of the veins rmicn
az pain and suf-ros and the dis se can
only be Fundamentally cured by mcdcipos which taken inter
nafy relieve the stdomrs congestion. Hence ONT
uSp,s washes snd even Injections. 90 ipef~etla
HVMpnsrY's HoNrortTHIc PiLk SPECIFIC simple sussr
Pill sAeu thrcc cav the disease by cur
an. The condition upon which tie disease aepds Hundreds
cured of the most oes,iae csscs All vi"
b. pr, mp;ly e,n-htea es H. frce ~ Seo's boz. s.
NB-Afnn sct c( uVMruRsy's HoNEorArHIc SPECIFICS
vi,h Rek az Ditectn. and Rsuedies In lArs Sdrachn
$S do in plain -; family case
q Is bcNts and book. 81
The Rsm.d. hy the single box fun sent 10 ad
orrss hy expscSs Of charge. crP Of the price
Aiires DI. T. lVNtHSEV Co,
Ne Sc RfoSawAy, New-lofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
Ntw41mk Daily @ribm,te
FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1850.
TO coRRTsPoypEnT3.

. ,a.. al, =. hen Of ANONYMOUS CozauL!saaas wkss
ever IL for insertion uus Be sata.t ~ ,s
name sddr.ss Of the ~rieInot any Nt >@es~
ton but ss guaranty for his good ~ih-
- ,nAer.sh, 70 rv.urr rejected Com pnra.natoas
o,p.. letters for fHs TaIsrys Once ssoni ~ osss -
saArsss,A to Hos GKtkLSy Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
Hop- not for freedom from the Franks
They have a kins that buys and sells;
:, natl. s.n,da ara native rAuka
IN nAfiF~ - OfuS aIau IiatIst .dLAS
The only hope Of ovursee dw, li,."

And they may Learn, too. that though it is some
times tire when rogues fall out that honest men
come by their onn, it is seldom 50 when the rogues
have crowns on their heads and swords IN their
hands.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05
To Advertisers.

Mr. W H. wsrrks will supply ffiead. ia LTrLr FALt,
with TnE TRIsVsE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-25

We understand that A. u. Moore 4 Co, the
Agricultural Book publishers of New York city,
have presented to the Agricultural college, The
volumes, l2o in number, constituting two differ
eat School Libraries, which have been extensive
y introduced into Illinois. The books are judi
ciousiy selected, and embrace mary Agriculture
works. The value of the Books a. the usua
trade price is sl35, and the gift evidences great
Gberaity on the part of the donors,
The Institution is also under obligations for
handsome donations from the New York publish
ing house OF A. s Barnes \ CO.
The President of the Institution has been All
vised BY Messrs. Reber i kutz, extensive stock
breeders Of Lancaster, Ohio. that they will pre-
sent pure blood Durham calf, from their valua
leherd
VI. A. G. Harris OF Toledo, Ohio, formerly o
Adrian, in this State, has rendered to the luSti
'asOn also. two full blood Suffolk pigs.
The Institution is also indebted 10 Hon. 10
sph A. Wright. L. s Minister to Prussia, to
very valuable Books. Reports, &c, relative t,
the famous Agricultural College at IIohenhierie
wurtemburg.
hs gratifying to record these repeated eviien
ss ot the high appreciation in which this pion
Ger Institution in our country is held
may be added that the Library of the Col
eye IN indebted to Hon. c. F.. Stuart. [. s Sen
@or, Hon. d. c. Leach, W. c., and Hon. Richar,
Ao't NJ. G., for valuable Congressional books
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-25

II THIS age is remarkable for valuable i'm
provements and discoveries III all branches of
Science. Probably no recent discovery in Ned-
cine, apprO1imates in value TO DR.. st. Johns
Cough and Consumption remedy. This medicine
is attracting no little attention throughout the
country, by the rapdty with which Coughs and
Consumption yield to its virtues. II is constant
" curing vast number Of cases, for which the
most noted consumption remedies Of the day
have been used, and most eminent Physicians
consulted, and after being given up as incurable,
this medicine has been resorted to, and the pa
,ients soon restored to health. We learn the
Doctor ha. been engaged come twelve years in
getting up, improving, and perfecting this grea.
medicine, and that he now designs manufacturing
il upon a very extensive scale. and placing it as
soon as possible, in convenient points throughout
tie country 60 that it may be within the reach
Of ali
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-25

Tho undersigned and family, desire to express.
their thanks 20 their numerous friends in Delhi
Tor the very generous Donation given them oil
the lSth inst, at the house of Seth North. Our
friends in Delhi understand getting up these
matters in the most capita! style. They presen
ted literally Of the fruit. and grains of then
farms, As slight tokens of respec: and consid
Grafton, and after . pleasant social season, anC
the partaking Of the good things with which thu
early hour, feeling that this was another Of tn
sunny places in the ministerial lie, We ;hani
our friends for the occasion, and pray the bles
sings Of our good Father to rect upon them.
{. W. KNICkERBACkER
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-25

NOTHSG i so becoming T. a man or yso-
man a a soft luxurant head q! hair. /. ;, the
Growing ornament of humanity. But ala-, how
soon it = lost, and with it all beauty IN, u.r-
shed AID inyigorated 10y some chemical FfeFsla-
.on, tor which nothing Ia, Vet been di>cov-r,a
equal TO Professor Woods PrePafa-jor-
CACTIoS.-BcsAre OF wor,li,s- iuitat. u.s :. a..
several are already in the mar. 3, called Be-. III
terent names. Use none unless the wc5J- Pro
iessor Woods Hair Restorative Depot - Lou'-
No, and New York are blown IL tn. ha't'e
Sold by al Druggists and P..teat Medicine Deal
er7. Also by al Fancy and Toilet goods dealers
in she United States and Canals
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-25
|, Pleasant MEETING. - I

A PIEAsASr MEETING. - The ;.
Senator elect Of Michigan, met his friends at the
ps,,on House, on Thursday evening last
The occasion wa. delightful one, and will hong
>. remembered q, such by those who took part
!, !, The house, above AMI below, AS crowd
A nth the fellow citizens OF GOV. Bingham, Of
10th poi,ical parties, who came forward TO pay
their respects and TO give their congratulations
An elegant supper was prepared in DR.. lloIm-
be-, style, siIcrting every luxury OF the table,
~ which Il zest was impaired BY the
aCup, pl.ieL cheer, b,.l no. .ntor,c1ts
Aa late hour the guests shook hands with
THAR entertainer, and all separated, a cam" the
esl.hra,ion Of an even! To which all men at all
oripjons. accord their ready acqUiesccnce and
satisfaction.
Oulv one thing served To mar the entire pleas
m, Of the meeting-the person who undertook
IN deliver the cards OF invitation at Lower Town,
failed to DO 20, but placed them in the Post Of
Zee whereby large number of the Governor ;
sumest friends were prevented from participant
Ing in the pleasure o; the evening.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-25

DHEPAKEo from prescription % Sr Jane, Ga .ae
j II d Pm, ,ican Extraordinary 70 fh- Queen IT,.
ussusb- Medicine l. uniaIng Tie car oi AU tu.---
painful and dangerous diseases incident u the Ems
constitution.
Il mo erste- all exc-s- removes all ob.tructisu- an
brings on the monthly period with regularity. The
Pills should b. used three previous con
in- meut they ,rry the constitution. aud lessen -.
suffering during labor. plIn- the mother o. perform
.tr :utie- with safety :" herself aui s'iil1
Thss> itS staid ~ IL tItru Jg fytaa,.s urtAf tl.
FIRST TUHEE MONTHS # Ir@sf.ilru as .t,. ar s.r
70 tt.g AtscrIIys, be-, any aft.~ ,igsc ts.t o..
slfe
Ia all cases IL S-rvoU. ami SpuAl Affections. pain ri
lie Back and Ioius H-avineS5. rat gu= ~ III hi Fs-r
lion, P-lyatou OF the Heart. I-Sars ~ spirit Hss
erc-, sick -aische, Whites NJ stLe IA l' sea
c-casioD-d by d-orered ss>t-m. these Pills Rll effect
Shen all other have failed 4nI altLpuyt,
Dpserfl remedy 10 couta irou caIoIu- sntrmonv
any other mineral
Full directions accompanying erch pseAa.-. p &C. in
tie United states and Canada. one iioa-.
SCI. Agent for tn. United States and CanaG.
JOB I0SE~ date I. Baldwin 4 Col
Rochester, \. b.
y Il -One Dnllsr an pa,,..e -tsmp- enclosed l, nr
sathor r-t Agent. vii ensure n,tt,e cpataning 10 pills
T., retuTu III.
FOR s.le by K THAYsE. Lansing. Il..I
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-25

STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY - THIS body
met on Wednesday last, at the seat Of Govern
ment. and listened to an able address 10y d.. J.
A. Allen Of Kalamazoo, upon the necessity u
obtaining vital statistics DR. Gum Of Detroit,
read paper upon Omitted Fractures"
The annual election Of officers held re
sul,ing as follows;
Presidential b. Shank, Of Lansing,
Vice yresident-Moses Gum of Detroit
Secretary-E +. Christian OF Wyandortr.
Treasurer-J H. Beach OF Coliwater.
The following delegates were chosen to the
National Medical Association Drs. Pratt OF kal-
sr.azoo; f. Leach of Owosso. H. ). Buell. Of
oakland; Niles OF Flint; Cornell Of Iona
Shank Of Lansing; Hoyt of Oakland; Fairhauk.
Of Genesee; Wilson of Port Huron; Enos o.
Berrien Shepharn OF Grand Rapids; Clark OF
Detroit The President WAS empowered to APP
point substitutes.
The Society adjourned to meet at Cold"ateE
next year.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-25
Near Dune AND BLISD.-On WedncS

DEAF, DUNE MD DIIN " 0u'''H'
a., arsuing. some % the inmates # the Deaf
n-.,b and Blind Asylum ~ !l;Gt, ,utert,iUcG
:, Interested all who could -lUe,zs in,o the
nm If the House, by their exercises in reading
.,,;,.,;on conversation, and other accomplish
,,s Previous exhibitions OF the same char
40, have taken place here. aud have always
80, attended with the highest qualification Y
,bs humane and benevole"s. In tie minds o!
legislators, they excited 4. renewed interest IN
.otIe charity which they represent.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-25
lxrluISzA. AND CoYnoS CoLD-Like thieve

iSFLUkNzA, AND CoYnoS CoLD--Like thieves
in the silence Of she night. have carried manv 70
the silent grave They are caused BIZ sudden
cheek of perspiration, bv which the stomach IS
rendered inactive, and the lungs become loaded
with corrupted matter, which enters the blood,
and disease is the result. For all colds coughs
and chills. succeeded by heat. and for all fevers
of every form, hcarseness and ravneSs Of the
throat lungs and stomach. and for al weakness
and sickness and -icknes. Of every hind, from
,hree to Ave Of these PHI. on going 20 bed for
few dave, will be all that you require 10 restore
\ GU TO perfect health. /; has been admitted and
claimed all over Europe that there never was a
medicine. hat will sI.irpase all manner Of diseas
es from the system. equal 20 Or. Aorses Indian
Root Pills" tha. the more you take them. the
stronger YOU grow. They are founded upon the
principle tina, the huusn body is subject 20 but
one disease. namely; corrupt humors. These
Pills no, onr cleanse the bowels, bat also follow
the blood through every vein and artery, and &c
purify il from all morbid and corrupt hunorS
,ha, disease Of every name IS driven from th'
/ body.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are solC
by all dealers in Medicines.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-25

1REKLE1 AND THE GIRLs-Mr. Greeley makes
'0e Following sensible remarks. in his Ann Arbor
letter:
The Normal School of course welcomes 10
s young women as well a vouug men /;
-, University as vet opens lis doors TO males
pressure in favor of a more liberal and
;up~,Ai rule begins to be felt. and the demand
sacked by Gov. Wisner, in his late excellent
- ge. think l ain correct in stating that
Nc !acuiiy Of the University form the chief re-
ISI'os obstacle 10 the admission Of women. and
dinve,era,ely.r - NV - T. '''''
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-25

- How many household have been desolv.
ed by that terrible disease, Consumption. And
how gradual and silent its approaches 4 slight
coda hacking cough-spitting OF blood--and
the pc: of he family lies cold in death. But i:
shelf any One--would take Hoodaud's Bal
sarnc Cordial in the first or second, and some
times even i'll the third stage Of the disease,
immediate relief would ensge and Etr~te pro,
onSed.
So also in Influenza, Laryngitis, Asthma, Bron.
chitis, aI: particularly in Group. The latter Dis
ease, the terror Of parents, i. completely innoc1
Gus in presence of the Balsamic Cordial, and may
be cured by few doses.
Prepared only by DR.. c. ". jackson, No. AIS
Arch Street, and for sale by Drussists and Store
keepers throughout the United States and Cana
da Price - cents per bottla I9swl