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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19
ENrIRr NEW AND FREsH STOCK.

VTTE would call the attention OF COrNTnv MEn'
w cuAHrS to our unuaually large stock Of Goods.
Our stock cOmprlses every article In the
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
Line. We have constantly on hand the largest stok
and greatest variety Of CASHMERE AND WOOL
HATS Of any house In San EraneiscO, and our
prices for these goods Ae less than those of any
other house, as We receive them direct from the
Manufacturers, on CONFINEMENT.
Our stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS 10
particularly attractive. and the great feature 70 the
COUNTRY MERCHANT is the unusually IOw price
less than the cos, Of importation. We also keep the
sTAPLR ARTICLES In the DRY GOODS line, which
goods Ve have purchased In this market: under the
HAMMER, and are Offering them At NEW YORK
COST. AND LESs.
We publish this CARD In order that we may make
new AeQuAntances. and Induce those Who have not
heretofore purchased Of 10 call and inspect our
stock.
GOOD articles and LOW prices are the great In
ducementa 10 ell vhO purchase Ia sell again. Mrr.
chants who buy Of us can make = good profit, and
cell 70 their euAiomeFs ut low figure. We remain,
respectfully, your Ohedent s~Tvants.
BADGER 4 kLINDENBERGER,
Wholesale Clothing And HAT warehouse,
Nos Iva and lt6 Battery st.,
S20-Sm fan HTAncisco.
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL DISPENSARY
Diseases treated by the
REFORMED PRACTICE.

MERCURY and other Mineral poisonS not used.
Nl Remedies chosen principally from the BO
tanie Kingdom. Our treatment can do no harm.
and 10 inc0mpaTably more effective in the cure Of
di.ease than the Old School practice. Particular
attention given to CHRONIC ailments and espe-
cially the following are e6ectually removed:
CataI rhal Affections Ophthalmitis and other dis
eases Of the Eye 4; Diseases Of the Lungs; AZ
fections Of the Liver. Stomach and Kidneys;
rheumatism, in its various stages; Neuralgia :,
Nervous and Spinal Complaints Scr0fula, Car
buncles and Affections Of the Skin; CANCER
treated successfully, without using the knife |;
also, Gravel cured.
Those Who are honestly unable TO pay for advice
will be treated BY paying me what their medicines
cost me. Patients in the interior can Oftentimes
b. eVVeA- -ty m<aIeiBee sent 10 them; such mnst
give full descriptions Of their cases.
Address, through Wells, Fargo Co, or Post
once, Box lSs j. eB,-PILKI N(TOE, ~. p.-
Dispensary At 9sIs Montgomery street. Express
Building, San Francisco. D3-3mis
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ThAnkfulness the Incentive 70 Gratitude.
cLhTiTIcAvE.

The undeTpigned deairous NJ Arrna tinR those wLn
may b- unfortunate enough IN he similarly afflicted
where permanent relief of th~IF suRvnRs may he
"hatned feels his duty 70 thAa rahlIely ~srrrvs his
most sincere gratitude to IL. L. j. cEaJkay fer The
permanent recovery oihiS health. Borne doun Nv
the dIsaresa!nR symptoms IN cidrpt &" the vici"S.
nctaceS OI uncomfortable pa sNion In youth d~nvr
ed In b0siy and minA unAkie To p@rfnrn1eVrn ti,,.
moat trininR duty Imposed on the daily avora,ion>
Of i've. sought the advice ~ many pLyalcAn. ub,
~ mr." reEaFded my disease. Of TinihS ImpoVt anc,.
hut. alas! amer frw wreka. and In several IN.
stances. month";, Of their treatment. found To ury
uhuiterAbie hoTrng that instead of relief the synr.
IONS became more alarming in their torture; aud,
beng told BY one that my d-cAae bling principally
ecniEed TO the brain. incidence would Be- ~ II,i.
c"nerpuene ! deppaiTesl 81 ever FrgaiIing my
health. airrnEth and energy; and ~ . last resort
and With but faint hope. called uIson Dr. Csaptav
Who. ansr examining nv eAss. rvesrrbed some med.
ieine which almost Instantly rrlirved me Of the dun
rain and dlEsineAs In my head. Eheourag-A hy th..
result, resolved 10 place myself Immediately un,IeV
ms care. and BY strict obedience "a al hk drre.
tcns and advice. my kVAd became clear, nv Aras
collected. the constant pain In my hack and Rroins
the weakness ofmy limb. the nervous TeaetIon Of MY
vhose hedy on the sliGh,esa alarm o. excitrarnt:
the misanthropy and evil foFebOhlngs; the SelE-ds.
trust and vant Of confidence In others the Incapab
ny to study and want oTe solution the fviRstiaL ex-
citing, and At times pieasarable dreams AI night,
followed ~ Involuntary discharges, have ell dlsap
Peared ana In fact, In two months amer havInR eOn.
suited the Doctor. ! feh as itinsPlred BY nev lie
that life which, hat . SheVt time are, euanso,
plated 70 end by my own hand
With . view to guard the unfortunate from fall
ing into the snares ot Incompetent Quaeks, deem
my duty to ooeT this testimony 10 the merit and
AmI OF Dr.. CSApkAy. And reeOaAaend him to ell
Who may stand 10 need Of meAisal advice, being
aasured BY my OWH experience, that once unAeV
fecied y RIl MORE
F,s.e Of California, county Of Fan Trancsco.
,crISed and .woFn 70 before me, this ITih day OF
(Signrd) JOux MIDDl Erox. f.. g. | Notary ruh,ic.
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8. HARRIS

Se nAhSASASs
Plaza G0RN1Rs PLACERvHLN.
TEST received . large assortment of Ghs heat
ssaees q Aayane Oigars, Tobaccos,
ana EIoytng Cards, wholesale and retail ct
San TraReiseo prices, ds-3.,
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19

Remarkable Instance OF Medical Relief
below we publish the certificates of three III. .s,
neIeVs from the CabRs Of disease. WLo, having re-.
covered their former health. and impsIIrd Nv graft
sude. make knoun their eases and remedial Agrl'
and their cAiensrhta are AUTHENTICATED by Notary
Public. Tie demands ~ sn-Iety irrI-viou.ly com
~and their pnbi'rty, and coInmr nd their p-rusal
to the att, n'ion Of all afflicted:
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19
- SMITHS GARDENS, -.
SACRAMENTO.
SEED WAREHOUSE,
Ne. 90 , street, AetS~een 81 aAd ID.

E7VW
0aF FruIt Trees and Seed Catalogues,
A EulLOWs:
TEEEe-Ho General Catalogue Of Fruit and Or.
nAmentAl Trees
No. 9-CatAlogue Of Foreign Grape Vines
No S,-tiencTAl Price Catalogue Of Garden Feeds.
Ne. <-WholcaaIe Price Catalogue Of Garden and
Fbeld Seeds. for NJ dealers.
H HOv particulars, and mOFe minute information,
pleAse address ss shove. and ve vii promptly fnv.
ward any all Of the above Catalogue, shich win
give customers all the information they may re.
qGire, upon each Of the sub sets treated upon.
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complete aasoF' ment aiWays on hand. Orders from
Teachers viii receive prompt attention.
Atlantic Papers and Magazines.
AND ALL THE NEW BOOKS Subscriptions re.
ceived for MaRaxines NewsDspers and other Period.
icais, St PuhiIshers prices. circular win he sent
TO any pereu - reqaeSt, giving extendy list Of
Pq1N2ienlS end the prices annexeA. ne SohSWing
afa anDONe ahe most popular:
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19
10000 California Grape Vines!


ASD OrH cExEAAL xrRSGny sTrE ~
FRUIT,
ORNAMENTAL TREES,
SHRCBB,
ROSES, amd
GREENHOUSE PLANTS,
Il unusually laFRr snA Ane
We iRvi~ sI.reinl attention 70 our iAnGR and TAAIm
sTIsE of HOMEGROWN
GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS,
All Of which We guarantee 10 he oi OCR own
GROWING. and. beiLR the crop Of the present sea.
son, are all wARhAxTKD to be
FRESH AND GENUINE.
Planters aud dealers In eeeds, AFTER reading our
Catalogues wiil hnd they purchase . more rvll.
able article In this line, at
Less Prices than any other House ON
this C0asaI
ET Orders respectfully solicited. II
Pure California White and Red Wines
FOR eAle BY the gallon OF case, containing nothing
hut the pure juice Of the OrAP~.
A. P. SMITH I co
Seed Warehouse, NO1AyJ street.
earTamento, DEE. I, 1865. dI I'm
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- A CARD FOB 7"
Fall and WlnteF cIssAIag Trade,
OF San TRANcIsCO.

BADGER 4 &LENDENBERG Err
Nos. lOe and los battery street. San Francisco,
IMPORTERs AND wH0LESALE DEALERS
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-19

IAs Greatest DtsSoeery Of tie A0e--Gre0t BESs.
"aG 70 AGaktSd-Ianocent. Lss Reeeat.
D1. I. J. CzAPKAYT Prophila ctIcum, (selfdIsin.
leesaag e4satJa sure preventive against 0OnOFEhGa
sna SYpnusae elaea1ee, ana an ansaFvassed renedy
tor ~ veneteAl UerelalouD, 0anRrenoas and CanceS
~ T,eess. h1e.4 Discharges Ifom Vagina, Utesos
eases. FOR sale ~ up. l. J. CSabkay'S once. HacVa-
meneo g, esIew Monle0mery, opposite Pacific Mall
UeeaneAip Gas once. A. inoculatioa e apFeVsa.
Hve stalnss suAn pox, - is nr. L. J. CsapkAy's
uonosrn0l o.!eesea. MaEmleSs b ITSELF y posses.
ss ss Ine p0ve. 81 ehoUieany Destroying ths eyphtts
Virus, and thereby eayln6 tAsaanAs - as6auehees
diseases. Let no young man Who appVecIaleS heath
Pc Without Dr. CHapkay's PSOpAlActlsan, N 4 In
very convenient packages, and win be found con.
Vemens 70 use, being u1ea O q soap. Price. g.
ND ,ean TSAncitco, ,csliiornis. OlT.Sw
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Remarkable Cure OF con.umption.

Acmark0blo Cure OF Consumption.
The almost Miraculous cure that has bren Effected
10 my Gaze, prompts 10 impaTt 10 those oT ny Gr
how eTeaturcs who may be suffering from like RAiie-
ton, the source Of relief, with short description oI
my case Several yeaFS ago, ny health bryan N
t.i. vas attacked By general weakness aud DC.
nhhy' which reduced me TO the mere shadowof my
IOFn'er self A. that Stage sought medical assist
anee, ana expended large amounts, bat Without the
leAa beneficial result That fell destroyer COnsumI-
ttop had already srised upon ny vhals. vas daily
drawing closer 70 the tomb my phyaicIans held out
hope Of recovery; my strength kSd wasted, and
vas state OF almost utter prostTatIOR vas In
formed BY my physicians that they could do nothing
Tor me except to smooth my path TO the grave,
when most fortunately, applied to Dr.. l. J. Casr
kay. and am nov we'll and perfectly FOund maiI .
Is dlcuh for 10 express the emotions Of derTest
gratitude experience when reaIlsnE the Imnes su-
Iable service ! have received at the hands Of Dr.
Csapkay and feel rcj0ced that u u 1T least IN NV
power 10 tender this feeble recognition Of hls great
skill and capacity. To the Ahllcied would say do
not despair, Tor whatever may be the nature Of your
esse, am confident that you will nnd reIiefTy AP
Theaa 10 balm In GlleHh. and there IL physician
there" HENRY WESSLIN0. II. sI
e1b.erioed and sworn to before me, th,s Hoth day
Francisco. In the elate OH California.
IL. 81 EJ. THIBACLT, Notary Public.
:. The nndersISDed is personally acquainted with
Henry Wessllng, and knows that the circumstances
rsiated In the foregoing certificate are true Ne ssw
Henry wrestling during ha Illness, and bears willing
tesseny % the fact of he remarkable rure ny DR.,
Id CsaPksy. IL.R.l A. ROsENHIiN.
cneScFSAed and sworn 10 before me. dis Irh day
o. October, A. Dl6Se. City and County Of San Fran
cisco, In the State Of California
H. 81 y. j. TmBAuLT, Notary Public.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27

UNPRovoKED ASSAULT IN THE FIRsr
WARD.-Daniel Randall, farmer of some prop
erty, living in the township of Bath, Clinton
county, few miles northeast of Lansing, be.
came whiskey mad on Thursday, and attacked
r. d. Henderson in the First Ward, with an axe.
He took the axe from his wagon, went up to
where Henderson was standing, and struck at
him with the axe, which cut through his clothes.
An inch closer would have disembowelled him.
The assault was wanton, and unprovoked, the
parties never before having met. At home,
without whiskey, Randall is called quiet re.
spectacle man. He has family, and is some.
what advanced in life, in view of which facts,
Justice La Rue, before whom the case was tried
iorebore to imprison the man, but fined him
$50 90. The assault was made at o'clock p
II. on Thursday. Randall was tried on Friday,
and had until Saturday noon to pay the fine, o,
10 default to be imprisoned sixty days. The
man SAYS that it will be a warning to him tc
go and drink no more"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27
Democratic Thrift and Honesty"

During the five years Of Democratic rule
preceding January |, 1855, when thew were ex-
PEELED from power, there was kept in the Treas
ury (nominaly,) an annual average cash balance
OF s23i,756 40. By a law passed bv the same
. Democratic" party, the rate of interest which
the repositories of the public money were re-
CURED to pay the State was fixed at one per cent.
II this law, dishonesty low as the rate of interest
required by it was, had been faithfully complied
with, the LocotOco State Treasurer would have
PAID into the Treasury in these five years. for
interest, the sum of e!egen thousand tvo hundred
and hiHy-seUen dollars and eighty-t,co cents, or
s2,'47 40 annually. But instead of this, not
dollar was paid in until 1884, and then only the
beggary sum Of ,5j3 ST, showing that
the State was cheated out of S9,GSi sc
But this Is not the strongest evidence the Lo-
coiocos left On record during their five years
rule OF democratic thrift and honesty" The
State debt for that period averaged not far from
:2,50o,O1o, on which the people were compelled
TO pay sir per cent. interest. Thus they kept
nearly quarter Of million OF dollars in the
Treasury, that they might have the use of il for
their own benefit, without interest, and permitted
the interest OF the State debt to 90 on accumu-
lating at SIR pei cent, leaving their successors
to provide for this burden. The interest thus
left unpaid by Them and which the Republicans
have had to meet, Is as follows
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27
PHILADsLPHiA, Sept. ., ls5,
Probate Notice.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ingham, IS.
- At session of the Probate Court for the Co.
of Ingham, holden at the Probate Office in the vii
lage of Mason, on Thursday, the 18th day of
March, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and sixty. Present, VIM. II. Pinckney, Judge
of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Will
lam Angel, deceased. On reading and filing
the petition, duly verified, of Edmond Alchn
praying that an instrument in writing. purport-
ing TO be the las, will and testament of William
Angel, may be admitted to Probate, and that
letters of administration upon said estate may
be gran ed TO said petitioner.
Thereupon il is ordered, that Monday, the 10th
day of April next, at ii o'clock in the fore
noon, be assigned for the hearing Of said petition,
and that the heirs at law of said deceased, and al
other persons interested in said estate, are re-
quired TO appear ST session of said Court
then TO be holden at the Probate Office, in the
village OF Mason, and show cause, if any there
be, why the prayer Of the petitioner should not
be granted: Ind Il is further ordered, thai
said petitioner give notice 10 the persons interes
ted in said estate. of the tendency of said peti
ton, and the hearing thereof, by causing a COP,
of this order TO be published in the Lansing Re
publican, newspaper printed and circulating il
said county of Ingham, 8 successive weeks previ
Gus 10 said day of hearing. A true copyl
WM. b. PINCKNEY,
256ws Judge of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27

For this dangerous disease the Magnetic 0Etmen may
be relied on as unfans remedy, applied in season.
Appv prouseIy to the throat and chest and heat in
BURNS are ea,ed of all pain in very few minutes and
heal without scar 1t il sovereign remedy for burns
FROZEN LINES Keep from the fire take the frost
out in ice water, then wrap them up IN Ointment
Renew the Ointment in l. hours; they will cause
no pain sitter the frost is out ami VII be entirely well in
few days
BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA cured By Dr.. Tasks Mag
netic o ntment and consumption has a number
Of cases been cured.
c5- Read advertisement: in this paper. SmeiS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27

A BKAR PAYS VIsIr-The editor of the
Sullivan pa Democrat saws that a large bear
entered clearinghouse in the town of Cherry,
and seizng little child which was playing
aoou. the fosr, commenced csressing and fond
ling il in the most tender manner. The child.
3 wen as the bear, seemed highly pleased, and
strange to say, this singular proceeding contin-
ued Tor several minutes, till the terrified mother
the only person about the house-seized upon
me opportunity to bar the door upon the
Uugn intruder while he Glanced to be on the
OUTSIDE. The offended animal being thus shut
ous nom further sport retired to his home IL
where IS the bear-local OF the Detroit Ere
Free.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27

RAILROAD DEPoT On Friday and Sat.
urday, the management Of the A. l.. Il T. b.
Railroad had up for consideration the question
Of the location of the Lansing depot and station
The determination is yet in allegiance, but we
are authorized to say that the location will be
directly west Of the State offices, unless the sum
Of $4,000, including depot grounds and RICH,
OF way, is made up and secured to the Company
within fifteen days, by parties interested on the
east side of the liver.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27
Special Notice.

The subscribe. would inform the public that in conse
quence of the early Spring the present Term has closed
nearly one month earlier than usual. The Spring and
Summer Term will commence Monday, the 18th inst.
and close about the first Of July An excellent oppOrtn-
nifty will for Young Ladies wishing TO prepare
for teaching Summer Schools. Young who pre-
pairing for teaching will also enjoy that mental training
so necessary to the successful Teacher.
2y256 r. TAYLOR.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27

CAPITOL SENATE-There will be reg
ular session of this body in the Senate Chamber,
on Saturday evening next, March Slst, common
cling at o'clock precisely.
The following resolution will be discussed:
Resolved, That women should enjoy the right
Of suffrage.
Ladies and gentleman arc respectfully invited
to attend c. ii. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27
4a- See advertisement Of DR. Sanfords Liver lnvigC
rator and Family Cathartic Pills in another eolumE


As perfect health he greatest blessing thst We can
enjoy without which all other blessings ot little con
sea lenee deem il Of great !nlo.ta-c- poln- CIl
the way for you TO enjoyit Tue bowels must IL keti Il
state by which they enabled 10 carry OF tns ue.~s
matter they the main channel which nature has
appointed TO carry everything that IS unnecessary AM
Il impossible 10 tell what large amount Fl s.chuts-
has be caused By constpaon, eJstSel-ss IA other
words by Dot keeping the bowels regular u the ma Z
road to ali diseases the Of unnatural rriton
to the mucous, lining membranes Of tie G1-e.- hav-
Ing los. their natural strength, they cannot object 10
wat required OF them. Hence, the bowels become
ir1am-d, and unless you find speedy relief thoGsanc
other complaints ready 10 drag you through
sersb.e and wr.tcHed life such medic mes must be
given viii cleanse stomach and bowels, and re
store their natural strength To accomplish this there
IS compound valuable these Pills other
medic sink to utter ins nhcance when compared 10
them though the Author of Nature had de
signed them FOR this well other complaints. From
tw 10 five Pill day viii increase strength and elite
and cleanse the stomach and nt.stne from whatever
in! dri-us
DE- Myi,., Indian Root Pills sold by al dealers
Medicines. Im25i
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27

IHR fRANKING PRivILEGE.-The amount of
nee mail matter sent from the Washington City
rostofice was, for the month of January, 1860
Leuer postage, si,S66.27; newspapers and
pamphlets, s6s.l0; books, s5S,5O4.5O. Total
r sent In January and February, sll1,17S.S2.
Inc amount Of free mail matter received, amount.
eu, Tor the same period, in letters, to sS,2lS47
aeSspapers and pamphlets, s266.12; and or
JOCKS to slS.l6. Total for January and Febru
NY, ts,497.37. Total amount sent and received
10 January and February, sl26, 21567.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27

In the Ci:y of Lansing, on Wednesday, the
2ist inst, by Rev. c. ). Armstrong Mr.. CHARLES
5. Hum and Miss EMMA \. COLLINS, all of this
city.
In this city, on Sunday the 25th inst, at the
house Of the brides father, by the Rev. j. y.
Martin, DIR. l.. 5. BoYcE, to Miss EMILY
OsTRANDER, all of Lansing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27

THIRD WARD CAUcUs.-The Republi-
cans of the Third Ward will meet in caucus at
the Senate Chamber, on Wednesday evening,
2sth inst, for the purpose of nominating Ward
officers. A full attendance is requested.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27
r..sI.v Morning, March u, 1860.
clrpiIcN REPUBLICAN, FOR 1860.

,.,., ,he Lansing STAY. REPUBLICAN, in the
We vi" ,ycu,u. CLINTON ami EATON, from the
- ~ - March to the 18th Of Deoembef'
xFor Fifty Cents, ga
cab. Of Ten Subscribers to One Address; or Tor
Hive Cents for One Year,
rPAYMENr II ADvANcE'-sa
viii furnish flr any timr, not ''ss than enc
-, Rank Notes or Postage Stamps, can De remit
ted BY man al oD' UOSVER ~ KERR.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27

ficfoS HuNrING.-Pigeons and pigeon hunt
rs al the rage in this locality just now. The
oius ny thick and fast, and our sportsmen are
u'er them with double bareled guns, faster than
. wax. Several wagons, well loaded with this
'pecies Of game, were brought into our city las,
evening, the result of "a days shooting.
o.Uusd pigeons, pigeon pie, and pigeons
@nk .-whew! where's our gun !-Grand Rap
ids Eagle.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27

SECOND WARD CAUcUs.-The Republic
cans of the Second Ward will meet in caucus at
the Common Council Room, on Wednesday
evening, 2sth inst, for the purpose of nominal
ing Ward officers A full attendance is re-
quested
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27

Regular Communication Of lansing Lodge No. 33, F.
and \. NJ will be held at Masonic Hall, on Thursl, J
Evening, April 5th, at O'Clock. general attendance
the brethren requested The late action Of the Grand
Lodge renders doubly important that all Regular Com
muuiea,iong should be punctusly attended.
E Z. MERRIFlELD, W. NJ.
Nelson JONES, Secretary.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27

forND DEAD.-A man by the name of Hin
.C, who was in charge OF sugar works belong
ING 70 David Gam, some 20 miles above this
PlAee, vas found dead few days ago in the
soeo, supposed to have been killed BY limb
aon tree. He had probably been dead
ens two or three days before found.-Ns'caygO
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-27

4 I TIE FOREST NURSERY, Ne shall com.
n mence selling the most superb collection OF
Lilacs, Snow-bails, Honey-suckles, Towering Al
monds, Mountain Ash, Japan Ounce, Strawberry
Tree, Peonies, Blackbcrries, Raspberries and
Grapes, ever offered for sale. Also fifteen vari.
cites Roses all large size, and warranted to suit
We can now tit up the conspicuous part of our
customers residences in a most tasteful manner
HARRIS, PARSONS Il WILCOX.
Lansing, March lith, 1860. 6w2J5