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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

RryFrAsIsa AT FLCsMSG, l.. L-About O'CLOCK
on Monday night disgraceful row took place in a
drinking and eating saloon, between party OF village
roaghs aud another party all the way from Hudson
NY. The Hudson crowd wa. headed by two young
men named Miller and Best The row originated In
refusal on the part Of Miller AID Best to pay for the re-
Treatments which thew had ordered and consumed
during the space Of several days at various places In
the village. II appears that the Hudson party adopted
as their headquarters sloop belonging to Hudson,
which was lying up a. Flushing for the Winter
So outrageous did their conduct become that number
of the villagers including ofthe rowdy clements,
determined to lid themselves Of the uneasy strangers
from the North River, whereupon free fight took
place in which the Hudson party got terribly beaten,
one of ZEN having been partly cooked OH red hot
stoys IN the course Of the scss ultimately retreaing
10 tie sloop, which, with view to elude the police,
H.. wuug out into the river aud bid defiance to the
aul,l Zee, who held warrant for their arrest. Boats
Uere ained, and the police boarded the soop, when
tbey I and that Miller AID Beat, the Ingleaders, had
.,oaped II partially roasted individually, however,
found on board ard conveyed to the lookup, and
sgbssoue1ty discharged rs an innocent in the matter
The police are now in quest Of Best and Miller, who
are sunposed 10 be in Hew-foFk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
The mails for Europe by the steamship Arabs
will close this morning at 10 O'Clock.

Impelled by the fear of official dissolution, from
! Albany, The Board of Aims House Governors have
at length resolved to do something for the improve
ment of our city prisons The insalubrity of these
buildings is well known, and the slovenly and reck
less manner in which they are managed has recently
been forcibly illustrated in the deaths of prisoners
from neglect, aided by the rayenous rate. The Ten
Governors yesterday resolved to put the prisons in
order, abate the foul smells from the sewers, in
crease the prison accommodations, and provide
baths for the prisoners. At the same session, for
the sixth or seventh time, an attempt was made to
discharge useless Deputy Superintendent, who, at
salary of s. day, oversees the labOrs of half q
dozen men, on the new Island Hospital; but the
measure was defeated by the political friends of the
man. And so it is all through the Alms-HOuse De-
partment. PrOfessedly managed by non-salaried,
non-partsan officers, it is really the most expensive
and ultra partisan of all the Departments of our
local government. The Offices are filed with the
friends of the Governors who have to be maintained
at the public expense whether there be occasion
for their services or not. 1t is high time that the
conduct of this close corporation was Overhaaed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

70 do. We have probably been twice already,
sgainst our better ju 'gment persuaded by others
into stating the fact IL ct Horace Greeley never
wrote nor imagined the .,bove, and that 1t nsvst
appeared as editorial in l'uE TRIDUSE, and We
presume not otherwise, save VIXEN quoted, aa now,
to brand it as an impudent for5'ery
There are many persons go BIZ. aded By misfeprs-
asntaton and partisan hate that hey could easily
believe US capable Of harboring the "'nent above
get forth; but we indulge the latterng assurance
that even these hold Us incapable Of wri aog feeble
and Hatulent English. Whenever we sh,li see ut
to soy " The Union is not worth supporting they
must realize that we shall rest there, and NOT
weaken the sentence By adding in consec.son
" with the South We can stand a charge ~
treason; but we Indignantly repel an implication Of
tautology.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

There are this day whole Counter even in the Free
States where not one-ffth OF the voters belong to
the Republican party, simply because not half the
legal voters have any clear and true idea of what
Republicanism really is. II we win this BATTLE it
must be by the help of voters Indifferent or hostile
to our cause to-day. Men and brethren we are to
succeed by WORK, or not at ALL and the time to
begin that work is NOW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

THAT is a ahOrt act and not hard to under
stand. Let us look first at the digui6ed grounds
on which President Buchanan's Governor bases his
Veto Of il:
To e Honorable he Rouse Of R;pre.ss,sta,i..:s,, At -
Prohb Slavery ia kansas and ct satisfied that
ws It's s n,. pas Isn practical more for
The obtaining mem me morn a ,H Of
this from the articles which have aPpssIsd In the organs q tue
sumo .Peskby authority Of those they Two Of the
y saw and compel me to act in the promises Repuba"
Of tins y T tb seaisry Of the wyandot
Convention dare you ePes,edy 70 is IN senaOs 'ni' Dill
The RpubIicon says: We want to test Gov Medary:"
Jhe tn1mOm over b SssS AND then let them brinr the
subject before the courts and have Iudse Tsney make 1aohs
zee then what these Democrats who howl about assood
And we whether there's anything in their professions
Always willing to Accommodate political opponents as well as
friends with my views on politics or eny osner 1872
extent may go in satisf, ing so generous demand
of course-snce Governors are but men, and
of,en vary smsJl men-bills have doubtless been
vetoed ere now ON grounds as frivolous and irrele-
'''o'' INV ~ =, -
'""' - ,.n ~, o..'I A. .,,o.
was ever I'LL no" 'OO'i'n 'n0OSH W "'A' 'O'H
aVOWaH.
yu,st ma e nr hp
we WEI VIC couiu inaho ioohi ioi 'ho "n'io Va
this unique and facetiOus Veto Message, but it's
-, 80, =.
lnOr0lDhte lenRtn IOrplas. II chipouirs s!noPsis
of the political history of our country-as seen
through tbe Medary MISUNDERSTANDING the descent
of the Republicans from the Tories of the Revou-
ton. and proving that the Federalists and New
ENGLAND men were always wrong, uupatriotic,
,bort.sobted anti progressive, while the Democrats
were inst the opposite-ergo, the Legislature of
Kansas have no tiobt TO abolish Slavery A Terri
torial has n GREAT deal more power than St0te
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

A friend who sees the following paragraph con-
siantly circulating in the PSo'Savary journals wants
us to speak Of it;
awe have no doubt that Fee si slave State, oush. TO
,ep,rs,e Ihe Union worth supporting Ia connection
with the South. "-HoRAcs GRxr1EN
Our friend mus. fancy that we have very little
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

pnn.y,y oy JIwKLRY Al THE PUBLIC SroRE.-A
~ two ,ipce the public store No - Broad street,
o@y S.oLsn into and robbed of jewelry amounting to
w.. so1O warraLt vas subsequently issued for
49, If a man named Michael Murphy, who is
suspected Of hsvng committed Tie r0''0''' u" Nv
la kss not been arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
Nen91ork Dailn Griba,te
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 30. 1860.
no copprspoyDEyTs

TO CORRESPONDENTS ,.,
We cannot undertake to rejected
No notice can be taken Of Anonymous Ccmmuniceon ~ IN.
ever IL intended for insertion must be e. 5ic,
name and address Of the wrtter-nnSSt ne0'''A"' "
ton but % guaranty for his good sh, l. III onsss be adj
Guinness letters FOR THK TRIBUNE snovo |" y" ''
dressed TO HoRACR GREELEY 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
At the meeting of the Board Of Aldermen on
Monday night, in reply to an attack upon him by
The Dailu Ntus. AderIr an Brady said:

would explanation TO the public that he had bean
offered 80 for Ar Tucker for President OF tbs Gro
ton and that the paes to bis house aerwarc a,d
offered him 5000 they then wen. to his brother and osred
to bet 525 that he could not get Alderman Brady
to vote for Mr. fuckers nomination.
The attempt to bride or corrupt any judge, legs-
lator, Alderman, or other public functi0nary is
State Prison offense. District-AttOrney Waterbury
should give the Alderman an opportunity TO state
the facts of the above transaction to the Grand
Jury in order that the guilty party may be brought
to Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

Advertisements for this weeks WEEKLY TRIBUNE
must be handed in early TO-DAY.
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Mr. c. BrRRHu the Telegraph once ,. Sss saob onn
receives THE DAILY fRIBrsE by the carry ean oson
and will be happy to serve II to every ofoet,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

No. 1. SEWARD and O'COSoR.
NJ DrmocRArIc LEADERS FOR DIsUEIoN-Wh.
son's Speech. See advertisement.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03

SABBATH SCHooI. CONVENTION. - The
Sunday School Convention of Ingham county,
which was organized at Mason on the eth Of
October last, stands adjourned to meet in Mason,
at the N. E. Church on Wednesday, the 4th day
Of January, 1860, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The fol.
loving topics were reported by the business
committee for discussion:
l. What is the present number and condition
OF our Sabbath Schools.
:. What position does the Sabbath School oc-
eupy among the instrumentalities Of doing good,
at the present day.
Teacher and superintendent, and what prepare
ions for their weekly labors are essential?
4. What should be done to secure a full at.
tendance Of children ard adults at the Sabbath
schcol-how can they be retained and made
punctual, and what course of exercise and in
sTuchon will prove most useful?
i. The most appropriate time for Sabbath
School exercises
: The means of gathering in the children.
D. HE exercises, opening school, reading the
scripture, recitations, class instruction by the
'eaeher, methods of teaching. Superintendent :
questions and remarks, singing, &c
:. sabbath School record.
D. Visiting absentees
,. Addresses to the SUNDAY School.
I. Library.
All Interested in the above subject are respect.
"N! and earnestly invited to be present and
p1ucipate in the discussion.
Lansing, Dec. 20, 1859.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03

New YEARS AT LANSING Monday was
kept as New Years at Lansing, and was enliven-
ed by a couple of trots on the ice, on Grand
River A mile course was marked out and track
ed, and before the appointed hour, the River
was thronged with seighs, cutters, Jumpers men
and boys. In the unexpected absence of the
reporters of the n. Y. sporting press, We give
the following minutes of the race.
LIST RAcE-M;e heats, best in 3-Purse IS
in money and $40 in fun. Contested for BY
Shearers Barney Csmpau, age unknown, Wei
den's sorrel stallion, years old, Bush's Lady
Greyfoot, years old.
lst HE,r-Won by Welden's horse.
I'd Very much ike the first, only more
so. Welden's horse winning the two first heats
and the honors Time not taken.
Cd HEAr-Dr. Sharks Grey Saddlebags, 6
years old, Treadwell's Fleabite, years old. Won
BY the latter in two straight heats, best two in
three. Time not taken, but supposed to be from
to minutes.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03

y. bingham, a celebrated Physician of Utica, y. T.
says-"i have treated cases Of Inflammation Of the
Brain, Inflammation Of the Lungs Inflammation Of the
Bowels and kidneys, Inaamma.5ry Rheumati.m, Child
Bed Fever with Dr. Trasks Magnetic Otment with per
feet success, even when all internal remedies have failed
also cases OF Group, Scarlet Fever Canker and
Throat and Lungs, with Ike success Ia the Endemic
known s- tho Putrid Erysipelas, by which any vau
able lives were lost este, frequently and
oil eh-ctns speedy and certain Ia Of Burns
-pfan-, Bruises Frozen Limbs Chilb ans &c il
Ike charm. No Physician family will be a single
Jay without this medicine, after becoming acquainted
with its power to cure
SORE LIS, CHaPPED HANDS AND CInIBIAISs ale com
petey cured by three Of the Magnetic
Ointment
E1- Read advertisement in this paper. 3m232
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03

LECTURES 1t is shame that the PEG.
pie Of Lansing have no Hall or public room, fl,
for lecture.
Mr.. Worrali Of Grand Rapids is in town, and
gave free lectuse last evening TO an audience
Of ladies' and gentlemen, at the Free Will Bah
tist Church, on KalamazoO-st. He bad good
audience, and gave high satisfaction.
This, and the two succeeding afternoons, he
will lecture to ladies, and on the same evenings
to gentlemen, at the same place.
All who regard the preservation of health, OF
both sexes, should attend.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03

CLOSING SroREs.-Thc merchants and
business men generally, in this city, have agreed
in writing to close their respective places of bu-
siness, at O'Clock 7. NJ, for the next three
months. This is good arrangement, as it gives
clerks as well as proprietors, an opportunity for
an hour or two Of tireside comfort thus TO devote
aportion Of the time to reading, lectures, and
social enjoyment.
1t is to be hoped that all parties to this agree.
ment, will live up to its terms, as the failure OF
one to do 80, is the destruction of the entire
arrangement
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03
DIR. 1HOOFs.iNsf'
RALSAMIC CORDIAL,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group, HoarSD.r>s,
bronchitis, Pneumonia, diseases Of hcho~-
els arising from Colds, hreiPie"t Co'ss".'P-
tioT., and for the retief and III at all posse
6le} cure of Patients T.. ddodnced stages of
the latter disease.
This celebrated preparation, Ike the Bters, Mag he
confidently relied i, il designed for class Of ,a-
more general ami more fatal than other 1u ~isL
the people of this country subject - those efrU-
from 'slght cold" This eminent authority, ur BEL,
:. will not say that Cois t. our mia btA -
what the PLAGUE and YELLOW FINER those o other
countries but confidently that they u-ner I'M
diseases of greater completely and mortality than these
latter
further proof of the terrible fatally of diseases
suit from ''commOm cold may be seen by glance at
the following statistics, taken from the records 81" the
Board of Health OF Philadelphia, confr-cy of the
most healthy localities in the un,o1:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03

The New Year, 1860 "came in like
alion.n The thermometer stood at l6 deg. be-
low zero, when the first hour OF the New Year
commenced, andh has hardly reached to zero since
II the first three days OF 1850 are samples OF
what is to come, it will rival 1916, and attain
the nickname OF "the cold year"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03

From these figures, ii will be seen that nearly ,u-
fourth the total deaths the country caused by
consumption, 10 say nothing Of tie numerous other d.
spring ny from - -It cold.
DO not trIe with your health but if suffering fIoI .
cough cold the lungs, buy tottle of HOUELAN~
BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and you may >sfel, count Z,
cure Thousands have dore sn, and have certified to
wonderful effects.
peptc state Of the stomach, m which the &c.
Btters should be used. In of weakness, cr gen
eral debility Of the system. resulting from Iro'Tac
ted cough, the German BteIs viii he found If great
benefit.
Prepared only by Tr. C. ack>on, AS Arch Street
Philadelphia and for sale by DRUGGISTS and >orekeeTer-
throughout the United States and Canada. Price -
cents per bottle
For sale by T. Thayer Co, T. u Bafin-ton. sni View
DO Bro, Lansing, and all respectable Druggists tIe
Union ltl@5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03

y.,,,, Advertisements have the privilege on three
eh,lr r.. Y..rl,ratesapplyt regular and ordinary
-. Advertisements, only. Ali others chargedoy
the SQUARE.
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a. No Newspaper pUf- fictitious Nance Eyery
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py mail and satisfy roemseives.-aa
Aly person rho the syrup viii discover it,
qualities and recommend 1t ghi, IL only just lot o.
D-rsons only Try IT, .n1 you W.! regret IL
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.IIn others Il requires i've OF slN bytl.--
IS General Depot, 40. - Washington Avenue, Al
oany.
SCTnY CLARK'5 SYRUP, the great B.ood Purifier,
.or thlls and Fever.
a6TaY CLARh'S SYRUP, the yrea; Blood Farmer,
for Dyspepsia.
~ Try CLARK'S SYRUP, tJr any Delicate Fenale
- Try CLARK'S SYRUP for ,crofaa, J1snioe, *
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~ CLARK SYRUP, IN a.. ea-e- q Se,a.l Ineapac
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the blood and XII. Tie oi-on which feeds the ire 0.
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81 CLARK's SYRUP Is all vegetable and mineral,
ana that hat the human blood needs
81 CLARK'S SYRUP FOR sore Throat cal
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"CLARKs SYRUP i. sn Roots aud DO Minerals
$500 sII be gwen for any gram found IL Il.
GrCLaRK's SYRUP cure. any weakness. IN Females
or >crofalous ChiIiren nsAgicAny.
srCLARK's sTRCP-rni. wonderful preparation i.
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| NEW. 2lE-y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WATERS.

lHE ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED 1887 ard first ar
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Relieve lncipent Consumption, Lung Disease.
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Relieve lrrtati of the Uyuls and Ton-ils
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Not only relieve, but sec, apid and lasting Cures.
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No Traveller should he ~itbout a supply Of
BkYAN's PuIMOnIC wAFEKs
IN has pocket
No person .ill ever object 10 give for
BkYASS PULYoNIC wAFETts
T<enty Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, SHE Proprietor, Rochester. n Y.
For sale by Il Thsyef 60, Lansing. ly235
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Administrators sale
STATE OF MICHIGAN,

STATE OF MICHIGAN,
COUNTY OF INGHAN,
DURSUANT 10 an order by the Hon. WIN H.
Pinckney, Judge Of Probate for said county,
made on the 10th day of December, A. d. 1889,
snail On "Wednesday, the 22d day Of FEBRUARY
next. 4. d. lso0,) at one O'Clock 7. NJ j., al the
front door OF the Court House, in the village OF
Mason II said comfy, expose for sale 10 the
highest bidder, in cash, all the right, title, and
interest which William L. Thompson, late of the
State of Texas, deceased, had at the tine Of his
death, in The northwest quarter OF section TWEEN
iy-eight, the northeast quarter OF section TWEEN.
ty-nlne, aud the southwest quarter OF section
fifteen. all in township four north of range two
west, Iugham county. Michigan.-Dec 3lst,
1852. l.. X. HEWETT. Administrator
Of the estate of VIM. f. Thompson, deceased
2i5we
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T-RNlS
tine c rpy, wear.

One pv vrt-.. Isl Five coIIcs year.....s
Thiee ."re-, Netr,.... cnp5es, year,. l.
Twenty cope" p" ,ue aff'ess,........ -
lent, ,uli-~ address Of each subscriber -
AM IrfS u Ing - n club of r. enty. more VIII
D. en-. l-i =, copy. fp club of Ftrly.
will sent The Semi N..k : irbuu-, am for club oup
Hon .f"i, TIE Dab Tribune Will be- mt gratis
Suh~.ri ,rl.u- NAV commence at time Tr1m~ al
way, "a q lvsnce All -'te'- tn be aidres- ct tn
IIrGAra GREELEY * co. Tribune Bu.tt,ur~
3a9ifal. cw Nassau -. New York
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03

TAxEs-The time for the collection Of
taxes in the City of Lansing has been extended
to April lst, 1889.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03
To Contractors.

40 CONTRACTORS.
By VIRTUE of the Act elti,led Gan Act to
provide for the drainage and reclamation of
Swamp Lands, by means OF State Roads aud
bitches" approved February Il, 1889,
NOTICE is hereby given, that the letting of
Y the contracts Tor constructing that portion
of the East Saginaw and SaUble State Road from
East Saginaw TO Bay City, will be at the Com
mon Council Room, in the City of East Saginaw,
on the 10th day oil January next, commencing at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon. Said Road 10 be
constructed according TO the Plans ami Specif-
cations on file In the Commissioners Office.
MORGAN L. GAGE. J.
ADDISON P. BREWER, ION T.
Fast Saginaw Dee - 1859 2;iw3
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The New York Weekly T,Ibune.

large ght page paF~r os the untry, pLbIi,l "a
every Saturday, and cuut rtlrIal- tie important
top If the times the # the week
,pontence from all parts If TIE wn ttr Yes Gnk
catte, horse, and produce Markets interest ~ aut IT,"
abe p'l.tical, m-chau.c7I an -rcui'u-ti .I'clrs
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w -'ai'. i.rrg tins year, a. a.'ae.'a, s.-. H''y
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Ueu t.'rr!-i by The Weekly Tribune. shch. intent
, ~ 'n be the best Family Weekly Newspaper
.ubi>tr': IA b" world We C lu,l-r the cattle magk-l
repnts s'H" icy worth to catte rs!~es years sub
scrip.
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The New York Daily T,I,un,

printed large imperial sheet AMI published every
morning ana evening tsuncay- excepted IL csu'a-U-
eclloTia On tie topics Of the times eEplJyus large
corps 81 the best ne Yrie> f The CoTa--f
ana ioreign rrespontsnce proceeding, oi Congress
reports II lectures city cattle, horse, ant pro
duce markets rev.e1s Of bOoA- literary int i-cuc-
papers on mechanics and the ants, cookery, &C Ne
strive 10 make The Tribune paper 10 meet he
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over SIS 900 per aEnum.
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Or. aG1 = nos IT, .Tt-Itp
-.sea ~ :or winch u l.
Il la,cGIelrlI4sAa6s
wa had gwen Up all
Z = E-r.o- AZ AcI-ei
.l ia
tic c--- must BE
Urut 81 The us ylt1al
such guam ..lt, g. u act
l-lr.- DEBATES 0fsuur
he - 81 she LIVER
All. cure liver ouN-
IA h. NG ~tE.> IA.
>, nm q CON AMI.
SUR -IINt'.E. HA-
C5ipLiC. ItftI ERA.
CHOLERA INrANIt VI.
lu g.. FEMALE WEAK
.-l.. -.ae v>-ta.ty a. an
c,a. ItWsii cure >lJh
au!- can testify ) N -
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03
state Roads Letting.

PROPOSALS for the construction of twenty
l. two miles of the Lexington and Flint Rive
Swamp Land State Road. commencing in IL,
town of Allison, and terminating az Lapeer. La
peer county, will be received until Dec 10th
All necessary information regarding the con
struction of said roads, and the paw. will be givcI
on application to the subscriber at Lapeer.
JOHN u. WILSON, Com'r.
Nov. 2s,h, 1859. swell
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03

advertisement of Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigo.
FAMILY CstAartie Pills, in another column.