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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-06-06
Joy to Suffering Humanity,
RELIEF TO THE REST OF MANKIND!
L. 3. BOYCE,
ECIE PHYSICIAN .

l.. -. 81 IL,
ECLECTIC N,
TTAVING concluded TO settle in this northern
i l. country, offers his professional services to
the citizens of Lansing and vicinity. Particular
attention will be given to the cure OF Cancers,
Scrofula, Spinal Complains, Female Diseases OF
all kinds, Pulmonary Complaints, Rheumatism,
&C., &c.
The undersigned, having travelled several
wears. collecting information from the French,
Norwegians and Indians, is prepared to com
pound medicines expressly for the cure OF some
of the worst diseases that human flesh is heir
to- We only refer 10 a few OF them here:
CANCERS.
Cured without any surgical operation, by
means of plaster, which destroys the tumor,
and by cleansing the blood, which removes the
seat of the disease.
RheuMla tiSM.
Past experience teaches you that this disease
is considered by the people, and even physi-
clans, to be almost unmanageable; but prepare
a Liniment and Syrup, expressly for this disease,
and challenge the world TO produce a remedy
that will give as speedy and permanent relief in
case of Rheumatism, as Boyce's Rheumatic Lin.
iment.
For Fever and Ague,
Or any of the Bilious Diseases 50 common in our
country, prepare Balsam, which contains no
mineral or poisonous substance on the one hand,
or quinine on the other, but it will destroy the
disease, and restore the system TO its usual
health.
~ For further particulars the undersigned
can be consulted at his office on Washington
Avenue, first door south of Corye & tensions
store l.. s. BOYCE.
Lansing, Mich, Nov. %, 1859. ly24O
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That they have the largest and cheapest lot OF
Carpeting, Oil Cloths, Druggett, Rugs and Mats,
ever before on exhibition at any one time IN
Lansing.
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SHERIFF SALE.-By virtue of one
~ writ Of Execution, issued Of the Circuit Court for
the county Of lngham and directed and delivered
and tenements 20 Wit: Lots No eleven and twelve IN
block No hundred and ffy-oue. in the City Of Lam
sing county q oxham, and state Of Michigan which
shall expose for sale vsndue the highest bidder at
the Court House in the village OF Mason the 30h day
of June. A D. 1860, at one O'Clock p Dated City Of
Lansing, May II, 1850. EDY BAKER, Sheriff,
6w264 Ry n panu.y
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CHERIFF SALE.-By virtue of one
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Notict

n is hereby gwen that in pursuance 81 order 10
Issued by TIE Judge Of Probate for the county of Iagh
the 9Th day Of May, A. D. 1850, vil offer for
sale at puoic auction, to the highest bidder Monday
the 25th day Of June next at O'Clock r NJ, the
premises, the following piece parcel Of land The
east half Of the southeast quarter Of section twenty
two, In town north Of vest, containing so
acres, less Terms caah subject to all lens and
the widows right Of dover. ROBERT HAYWARD,
6w264 NANCY HUNT
str n toys asYafa Of Elmer n Hmm, dnre.ssH
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Oregon EIec liOu.

The latest news from Oregon, and said
to be entirely reliable. is that the vote Of
that State has gone for Lincoln by a major
ity of al least four hundred votes.
e. Hon. Howell Cobb has resigned his
position AS s. rotary Of the Treasury; and
it is supposed tina, Mr.. Holt. present Post
master General, will be offered The position.
1t will be good change.
~John NJ Bolts has written and pub
llshed letter against secession. He de-
clares that the federal law ought to be en-
forced against sll traitors, and as such he
regards the secessionists
"A slave ship was recently captured
on the African coast, with q cargo of 700
slaves on board She arrived at New York,
with her crew. in charge of the American
frigate Consolation. The slaves were sent
to Monrovia
Tie Burch Case.-This case which has
attracted SO much attention. from the high
character and wealth of the parties. has
been decided in favor of Mrs. Burch. For
the detached portions of the reports that we
have resd. we incline TO believe that she
was more sinned against than guilty. The
verdict was received with great rejoicing by
the audience in the Court. and by the citi-
zens Of Chicago when the news reached
that city.
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HOME JOURNAL, for 1861.
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Thirty Seventh CougIess-2nd Session
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 10.
SENATE.

On motion Of Mr. BlGLER, the Stand
ing Committees of last session were ordered
to be continued.
Mr.. SUMNER offered a memorial from
Thaddeus Hyatt, praying that relief be pro
vided for the sufferers in Kansas
Mr.. SUMNER suggested that relief be at
forced either by an appropriation Of money
or land.
Referred to the Committee On Territories
The Homestead Bill passed its first read
ing.
Mr. POWELL'S resolution on federal
affairs was called up.
MIR. POWELL said events were rapidly
crowding upon us which, were they no
speedily suppressed, would result in dissolu
ton Of the Government.
The resolution proposed legislation to
give power for the correction of evils. Our
duty to the country requires us TO act promp
tls. The eleventh amendment to The Con
shution was made in 1894, and in 1903 the
nineteenth was made Our fathers acted in
emergencies. and can we.
Mr.. COLLAMER moved to strike out
part OF the resolution, leaving in only so
much as refers to the Federal affairs, and
that it be referred 10 a Special Committee.
Mr.. KING inquired whether additional
siitution.
Mr. YULEE inquired hat was intende d
bv the amendments.
Mr. GREEN said he would not vote for
the resolution and amendment to the Con-
sti,ution or legal enactment. Unless prop
er sentiment goes with it. or the strong arm
OF the Government goes with it. it is not
worth a straw. Our efforts must be to bring
about the public sentiment, or alteruatively
we must arm the Federal Government with
physical power TO enforce the Consultation
everywhere.
Mr. LATHAM said Calisornia would re.
main with the Union OF the great North
and West, no matter what occurs The
Pacific Railroad was the great desidera,ion
OF her people.
Mr. POWELL accepted Mr.. ColIamer's
amendment TO strike out.
HOUSE.
Mr.. HAWKINS gave additional reasons
why he had ask ed to be excused from serving
on the Union Select Committee.
He regarded The component parts of the
Committee as peculiarly unfortunate. He
criticised the composition Of the Committee,
especially Directing to Mr. Davis OF Mary
land, as not a 6s representative Of tha< State,
arguing that all no voted Tor a r. Penning-
ton for Speaker, were disloyal to the rights
OF The South. a a
Florida is a small State, but, nevertheless,
is entitled 10 all the ghis and immunities of
the other States She cannot be forced to
remain in the Union. and the Southern States
are pledged to defend her in the event Of
attempted coercion.
He was satisfied of the unanimity perva-
ding that State TO seek redress of its rriey-
sncss in its own way, and by means of other
than Congressional compromises, which lat
ter have never accomplished successful
purpose ~szssss "a
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basis 10 gone: one By ons the alleged grew
aneso Of the extreme South have Keen de-
molished and ahondoned. until the only pre-
textsleft ia. = want of affection between ths
two sections. Something more substantial
thas shis must be pleaded in favor Of divores
even granting that the indictment can be
sustained.
D.-as iad'anapoiss, on raarsi.y a,raiae
ON ihs' Of Paralysis. AG.SxAvO N..u2DY
former .yo' sais city. ased ahoss IS ysan.
.a0 deceased "aiss rs.sassrsa .by Amy Of ear
cid oitisens. lie came 10 this Ola. i, ~, -
Ten mere m 1855. He vac highly ssspee.si By .
--on Sevsnth dag msrnias. iesA iaseans 40, -,..
cas-; OF this cay GrsasInA HsxIxy rses Of u, late
A.eAiAA Henley. dseesssi. Agsi . y~zs- -
-NeAr Daver. Wayne County. 81 sas-sass.u,. al
pasia isAssr. Ars Dvissixs vie sAzssf Dsixrs.s
ia ths city "a Wednesday nernins last, Of Aip'
hhsra MslissA daughter Of silas 8lsahs<h Rhodes
aged years.
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strument is to be opened up for amendment
4 must Be amended in accordance with the
will and wishes of a majority of the people
who are to live under it. A Constitution
made and adopted BY a minority # the
people would be dead statute. Whenever
an opportunity is offered to the American
people. they will strike from the Cons'itu-
ton that provision which confers upon the
South the unjust representation based upon
their slaves. Will the South submit to this!
Will the North take any backward steps?
1t is proposed to re establish the Nilsson
ri Compromise line, at SO deg 30min.. and
extend it to the Pacific. We are willing
at any time that line shall be established
north Of which slavery shall not go, but we
sre not willing at the same time to say that
it may be established south of that line
If such a line is to be made. south of which
slavery is to be established, we want thai
line to cross the continent somewhere south
of the Isthmus.
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r. w: ROBINSON,S
Patent Improved Pitts 8eparafoa

b button The nas. fopsovsd pian, ana - peAf.
sss.s ras<st@ Ispreve.est for ssvise ossis, =
- sSe a1 W.yne Conny Pair. shrashsA ahe este Il
Isn sixty 70 skv1NfY DUsHRLs or MN -
~ HUB WITHOUT ANY WAITE UF - c.
essss h<len ~ espsrAsoss have he 49, 81 ssvic
Is eiss.ing Ae Eai. ks<s sAaa any kinl 40 -
rassss oouese geaFed Hosss Pogs. neee1ee1 =
81 70 se ~ - he tigAsse runnng power 1sAe1-
yIn s.es vse...rs e sseplyisg. sAArrs. paa
besSs pvng su descriptions. pfiess. &C. AAdssss
r. ~. DODgN00Y.
RICHMOND, IND.
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s1F Rarey, the horse tanner. has arrived
in New York. from his European tour.
~The President still refuses to send
additional troops to Fort Moultrie.
The steamer Huntsville from Savan-
nah, arrived at New York on Monday with
sc steerage passengers, sent North by the
authorities of Georgia This is not un
common occurrence to have our citizens
forced home from the slave States. How
long is this to be borne?
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Prepare for the Holidays,

/ c. ZIMMER, continues to manufacture
Candies OF all kinda, and has large of
fancy candy, candy toys. china, German and Ameri-
Toys and great variety ladies baskets fan
cy notions and useful articles for presents Also
fresh oranges lemons, raisin, figs, prunes nuts &c
all of which W be sold wholesale retail at sma II
profits. Call and see the goods and prices No. 40
Main street. 5ltf
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RoHRERs PRACTICAL cALCULa.

ROHRERS PRACTICAL CALCULA-
IoR.-We refer our readers to descriptive
advertisement of the above work, in another col.
umn 1t comes highly recommended a. snpply-
ing public want, in Offering in a comp.c, form
PLAIN SIMPLE rules for every calculation. required
Tor Ordinary business To the man who has so
Tar eutsroHn bis schooling as to feel rusty when
called upon for wotk or eslina;es on, of the line
of bis esery day basiuess transactions, i, A.
fords the clue more readily aud conveniently -
while TO one de6cieat 10 al but the raairnen,s az
a mathematical education. its lucid Rules and
examples are sufhc'en, 10 enable him to soirs
every qaes,iea presenting Itself ia any %. ex-
traordinary Business Transactions. As handy
book of reference il is invaluable, and may be
relied on . authority.
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re- 4rthur's Home Magazine for Jsnu

AIRY 10 in advance Always prompt, nd always
bic TO those ho spprecats god reading r. s. Arthur
and Miss Townsend, each have article in the
before For The family circle magazine stands
uhrivailed, and in department Of life where
be will be admired its high nteiiee u
The strict morality its ehines. Nov good
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Dissolution.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that part ership
= tofore existing between kiward ii. GonxIe, and
Miles }. Shiaa uadsr the Shan d (on
ks. has been dissolved By mutual fassefsrs
requested to call Nd Coukie. IL autssriseI 20
settle the came. Mills J. SilInN.
EDWARD III coz KLB.
N B-rhose who delay longer, ta.a the arss Of I'm
lr6i will ind their hands OF shs
proper officers. A o wise, dke.
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R%The Annual Exhibition of the E.

R4 ne Annual Exhibition OF the &c
ceitian Society Of Miami University, will be held
Monday evening next, the 18th inst. Oxford Ohio
In the of the exercises essay the Miss
ion of intellect" by j. Milton Hiatt OF Crawfords-
vile; essay THE thinking man. by Isaac Morris.
Of Richmond and An Address to the Society" by
Mr.. Hiatt, will be read
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Estate Of John L. Davis.

IT ETTERs Of Adminstration have been issued to the
Ia under zig Jed. the estate Of John l.. Davis
ceased, late Of Wsyne coa1ty All persons isotsd
to the same are requested 30 make
havog elAf1as sgsinst estate. mast pses.as
them LEGALITY xussensesaed according iax. rns ss-
tate 10 PROBABLY solvent.
Dec I3,h. ie69. IN
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Peferson's Ladies' National M0oazjn

for January 1t an Improvement on
the last volume Now is the time subscribe. We FUR
nsh Palladium the Magazine - 25 per year
1t CHEAPEST magazine published the country
1t illustrated with the finest engraving every
lady who fails to subscribe, misses q great treat
want to send fifty names this wear
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- We are loo modest to permit our
neiehbor of the left to overflow rs entirely |
with compliments. without suitable &C.
knowkdgmento Of the same whilst fresh
henos the sesoirg to him. Of our promi'
nence As an applicant for the Postof1ce'
before our readers. The subject has been
of his own selection. and if he has gained
no laureIs. he has only his Elderly 'nditer
and self to ceusure. The fable he alludes
10 has no application to our case-haslng
had no opportunity to'sueH ike that Elder
iy COX" A passage from scripture, how
ever, Just recurs TO our mind. and We quote
it for the edl6ca,ion of both these worthless
who preside over the editorial columns OF
the Jeffersonian. as peculiarly applicable
to their cases: The or knoueth has o'cner.
and the ass has masters crib"
We have very little to say in regard to
our popularity" as exemplified by the vote
Of our fellow citizens two years ago, to
which the jeff S editorial team exultingly
allude.l Our readers viii pardon US for
speaking of it by way OF vindication. Our
worthy competitor for that post. had among
his supporters many who were and are per-
sonally friendly to Insufficient TO have
given US the majority had ular out and
t-liquor and billiard man been our oppo-
nent. Twas not that the peculiar friends
of this species OF gambling and whisky sell
ling and drunkenness. liked our friend Aus
tin, bu, because they particularly and espe-
ciaIly disliked US. for daring 10 speak of the
internal liquor traffic, and of the inciPient
steps to the trade Of the blackleg, 10 plain
and unequivocal terms of condemnation, TO
the public. Suffice il to say. We are proud
of the vote we then received--the endorse.
ment of such sober and substantial friends
we prize as higher honor in defeat, than il
we had been elevated to the highest Office
in the city by the aid and influence of those
who
Deal damnstion around the land,
Alike on friend and foe +"
And when those who have been SO free IL
speaking of our past course against liquor
selling as sfanatical,' shall see their sons le
gaNy manufactured into drnnkards, ant
ready to fill drunkards' graves. they will ther
Conclude, probably. that we were not quite
as ultra as they once thought US.
"Relief This is the title By
J which the Mills of Messrs. ApDINGToS
BRows. situated on Elkhorn. are known
and when we say it is well-deserved cog
nomen we speak knowingly and from actu
ally experiencing substantial relief from
that quarter. in the shape of sack Of thei
superfine No. /, Flour. Mr.. Addington, i
too well and favorably known as an expert
enced Miller. for us to bepraise his skill
his work rises in the yeast, whithersoever
goes. and praiseth him; and all the wome'
in Whitewater Valley, who have been sup
piled with Flour from the Relief Mills,
rise up and bless him, whilst kneading tn.
dough as well as after it is baked w
commend Naessrs. Addington ~ Brown, t
the patronage of all who want tie "Statf 0
Life
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Turnpike Election.

fpHERE will be election held the ONCE Of John
3. Ly Esq IN kichmond, Saturday the 5th day
January tor the Of eieo.inx Board
Directors for the Richmond and Lick Greek Turnpike
Company. tor the sasaing year
Il wILDRIDaE. P,ess.
Lee. Is, $50. - .
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by7Ae Cosmopolitan for December

is table 1t is the finest nd interesting
have seen. 1t needs Tuf All who to snbscrib
10 % by calling this Office. With it you may &c
q
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ILLINOIS MONEY
a - a r..

l,HE signed viii sell his entire OF l8OOas
aud Sh Oes. at 4lis regular prices. Aai take III
par Nov 10 the tins to oisAr of
your money good terms. iiis stock 10
ceent AND embraces . great variety Ere
J. r. BERRY, No. 3e Main Street,
Dec. 18th, 1e6o aga Richmond, Iad.
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Dec l3,h,ie6s