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second Ward tniou school.

Tie e. ~ exercise Of the Second Ward Union school
wiI D. heij at representative Hail. on Friday evening
march 9th Eserc-es to commence at : O'Clock.
f. G. RUSSELL I',iacinsl
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DoNArION-Thc following is an exhibit
Of Donation recently made by the different
charges on Lansing District, for the benei. of
Rev. H. Law, Presiding Elder Of the District:
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Forest Nursery

- "a WI AV 80 W.
THIS beautiful Nursery is situated in the City
l. of LANSING,
Just South of tie CcIar Rirer,
And is UNEQUALED by any stock of trees
East or West. 1t has been raised here, with
especial reference 10 the wants of the fruit
growers and farmers of Michigan, and consists
of hardy varieties, adapted to this climate graft
ed from bearing trees, and is now in thrifty and
fine condition for transplaEtinr.
All those DESTROYS of planting orchards will
find il To their advantage 10 purchase trees al
this Nursery, instead OF from Eastern specula-
tors with whom they are uuacquauted, as the
proprictors
WILL WARRANT THEIR TREES
To be the varieties named by them, will sell low,
and take all kinds of farm produce at cash prices
i'll exchange for trees, and give a liberal credit
TO responsible purchasers, If desired.
All orders for Peach, Plum, Cherry and Pear
previous to April first. E6icggf ' ices furnished
and planted in the most skiul manner.
Send in your orders previous TO May 10th for
the most superb collection OF
Dahlias, Verbenas, Peco;ees and Tulips,
and one hundred other Flowers, ever offered for
sale, and forget not the Evergreens.
The following is a brief list of prices:
Apple trees 10 to 20 cents each
Cherry g - toss -
Plum /" 80 to IL
Pear - 30 cents each
Strawberries, 81 per loo.
CurrantS, $3.50 per doz.
Ornamentas, like everything else, cheap for
cash.
HARRIS, PARSONS & WILCOX,
2J3 PrOprictOrs.
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Sheriff sale.

DI virtue OF one execution issued out Of and
ID under the seal of the Circuit Court for the
county of Livingston, TO me directed and de-
lvcred, have levied upon all of the right, title
and interes, of Spaulding VI. Case in and to the
following described lands and tenemcnts, to Wit ::
Lot eleven in block one hundred and seventy
seven; also lots one and ten in block one hun
dred and sevcnty-two; also lot ten in block one
hundred and seventy-three, in the City of Ian
sing, County of InSham and State of Michigan,
which | shall expose for sale, at public venduc,
to the highest bidder, at the Court House, in the
village Of Mason, on the 2lst DAY of April next
at one o'clock, i. ".
EDY BAKER, Sheriff.
Dated Mason, March LIST, leo. 6x2Ii
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New Hack Arrangement
p MO O p +

MOULD announce 10 the citizens of Lansing
W that he has purchased the City Hack, for
merly owned by c. ". VanEtten. and intends
running it for the accommodation of all the COM
ing season. Parties of pleasure, &c, will be
attended punctually, and on liberal terms.
Orders can be left at the Lansing House, or
at Daniels Livery Stable Office, and will receive
prompt attention.
Lansing. Feb. 9Sth. 1850. :w253
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ID Z T. ID

At the VI. +. Parsonage, in this CITY, on the
9th uit., OF Scarlet Fever, Alice c., daughter
OF Rev. y. and l.. Abbott, aged wears, mos.
and Z days.
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Yearly Advertisements have the p''''''f' o. '"''F
chsnsss. r..es,pply 20 regular and orcinar!
nss.,;:msn:s only. ali Others chargecby
,ss square ---=
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M ILL / N c..

THE subscriber having recently rented the
l. FIGURING Mill of Il. T.. Hart, in the City of
Lansing, respectfully calls the attention of farm
ers and others wanting
G L = T 9 NJ w Q II X
to the fact that his experience in the Milling bu-
siness warrants him in assuring the public that
this Mill be, under his charge, first class Flour
ing Mill, and that every customer Will be en-
tirely satisfied in all respects. Customers shall
have -four from their own wheat, and as well
made from any other mill in the country.
Wheat, Buckwheat, Corn aud Feed, ground
to order, and promptly and satisfactorily.
~ Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal and
Feed on hand and for sale at the lowest market
price. J. W. ZIMMERMAN.
Lansing, Feb /, lS6o. 250tf
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y DUNG MAS.-In a novel at Margate Libra
~, TINS passage was marked and much thumbed
There IS no object so beautiful to me as a con.
scieh,'ous young man. | watch him as do a
star IN heaven. THAT is my view-exactly,' -
signed Miss Josephine Hoops, as she laid down
The volume. "ln fact, think there's nothing
20 beautiful az young man, even if be amt
Of-cieUtoUs :"
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UusfIEIs ~ II ERR.

ANOTHER ALARa-The tannery OF Mr..
rck.,eio on River street, took fire on Sunday
,,o,nipr last, but the fire was speedily cXt'n-
,u;shed
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We he undersigned, would hereby tender heart
f~t acknowledgements TO the friends the Lansing D..
trt for their generosity and farewell offerings on the
10 b inst. May their beralty he abunisnty erarded
in this lie and to FIFE ~ core
u iW-
= NJ Law.
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cine, know n aA'l approx
II, Aud - nov Tes1Tt-dtD
Diseases tor which 10 h.
Il has cuTeGIhJusands
Who had gwen up al.
umrrous unsolicited
son show.
The cose must be
meut Of tie individual
such guantI'le, a. 10 act
leItie dictates II Your
the use of the LIVER
will cure LIVER COM
IAChS, DYSPEPSIA,
SUMNER COMPLAINT,
SOUR STOMACH. ia
CiioLlC, CHOLERA,
CHOLERA iNfsNii NJ,
DIE, FEMALE WEAK
used successfully as an
cine. ltwii, cure SIGN
ant- can testify ia "a
;oa,po,nfIi, are taken
tack.
All whI u~e x are "a
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ALSO,
SAN EO Il DIS
FAMILY
CATHAKTsCPIIlS,

Pare Vegetable Extracts, and pot mp IA Glass
Gases, AR Tight, ard ctH keep az any climate.
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m,HvELI.,s CONDITION puwDERx.
SANE(DfslD,S
LIVER lNVIGURATOR
NEVER DEBlLUrATEs.

IT l. COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS, AND
/ has become an established fact, standard Med.
- IL l..
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'i by all that have used
with confidence IA all the
recommended.
within the lssttwoyears
hopes Of relief. As the
certificates IN my posses
adapted II the tempera
taking II, and used in
gently ON the Bowels.
Judgment guide you in
iNklGORAfOR. and i,
PLAINS, BILIOUS At
CHRD\iC plARAiftEA,
Dl >ENIEkl, nROt'sY,
BiIUAL UDSrlNE>ESS,
CHOLERA NOR BUS,
fLAIUlE<CE JAUN-
NES>tS, ami may b.
Ordinary Family Med,-
HEADACHE, las thous
minutes, n two ar three
at cnmmencrrnen; 1T st
iug their test mony in i;-
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Names ofCharges.

This, together with purse of SS50o, preyi-
Ously given by the citizens Of Lansing, make a
total of S42I.g7
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The Resoratv. j. put up Iva bottles Of three sil,,
large, medium ami small. the small holds half = at.
and Te:aiis for collar per bott the medium s"it-
AZ least twenty per cent proportion than The
small, retas for two collars botte the large holds
quart 10 per cent. more IN prop"en, AMI REALS Tor
three dollars a b title
o. J. WOOD * CO, ProPriet"rs, 81 Broadway, Ncs
York (in the great y Vine Eiii.n. l. tab. ,llG1cut
and Ia Market Street, - LOUIS, Mo sold by al lnd
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers - inns
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fiHIADEtPHIA, sept. ., 49,.
- L'eIF b.. Is
p,lng Itself The front, and also the back part
ot my head almost Lost lis coyerlugsas in fact
have used but two half pint bottles of your r. sorsves
and he top of nv head l. vel studded with prom
sng crop OF yOBDg haIr, aud the font -o TccriE
s benefit. have tired Other preparation with
beneat whatever. think from m, persona recon-
mentation, can induce many Others L Try il.
Your. respectfully, n THOMAS, " u.
E.,.S ~
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EEEGmmGiprg UisIe-s. Worns "a th,iirea or Aduis,
Rteatug'ism. great Prifsr Of the BiOof, and many
,li-e...- which --h j. heir too numerous to menton
in This advertisement. Doe, 10 ..
PRICE, THREE nlgEs.
e. The Liver Inyig1rator and Family Catbntic Pills
A.. RECALLED o. Druggists generally aud sold wholesale by
tho Trade ia al the large
: T. W. SANFORD, N. D.,
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THARTlC PILL D. a gen
which the proprietor mas
than twenty years.
Ing demand from those
FILLS, aud the sati-isc d.
regard to their use. has
them within the reach
know that different Ca
portions # the bowels.
InARTlC FILLS. has,
this Nrilestsbii-hr 1 fact
variety oi the purest
which act alike on every
canal, aud are good ami
tAfhsrtic = nee lei such
stomach, Sieepiness,
Ions, cp-tiyeness, Pain
whole body, from sudden
Il neglected. cod in a
LoS- "f Appetite, n
Cod over the body, Rest
~ gil' IA the he.d, all
a
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:. i. WILCOX,

Clerk Of Board Of District Sfer1ras.
lansing, March Sd, 1860
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LIVINGSTON. AA-. Zen. Il, lNs-.
PROFESSOR WooD-Deu SIR. Your Han Restorative
h,s done mach good THIS p.rt OF -. country NJ
hair has been -igbtiy dimn >hny Tor several year.
cau-ei sappIse f1om a slsht hUtn phcn va, 4u.te
infant ] have been usng your tar Restorative fer
and find that have a fine head q; hair nov
growing after having uei all other remedies knoSn,
no effect | think il the vslua remedy
Jaut ami advise all who afflicted that way 10
your remedy You can publish this II YOU tn nk proper
Yours. Ne " MlnDIETDN
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re- Nix Water in the Mouth with the Invigora,or,
ant swallow both together.
Pre-. al 80 per Bottc.
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You will find Us ut the old stand of c. S Hunt
X Co, corner of Washington and Michigan Az.
enues.
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iferrick'> Hid Strcm:thcmimg
pblnS1ers.

Has obtained enviabi- reputation IN tie cure of "a.
auh, L's> oi Noce, Deafness, waiery and lndsned
Bye, and those d>ag -eah- noises, resembling the
whzAuS Of steam. distant waterfalls, etc parey y~get.
able. comes with fan duectious sni delights all that
II - sneezns snuG II cannci be o}uIiof PRICE Is
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Group ga .satsir..

~ See advertisement Of nr Stnf,rd- Liver InvcC
tn- and Enr.,y Calharllc Pill. anllhar snLmnn
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Take them and Live!
Neglect them and Die. e,

'ns the patent. H-rucG's Sugar Coated fs have newt
eJ been lEGeR frsacr ll.E.A aching joints
A. have ,osu~ Others. Therefor. persons of q
tAmiy Ifd. peasant IL tax. certain 20 aud used by
hons. Will certainly Iona or u.l-l Tar>s rlls
cosre' WITH coating OF puTe hts sugar. Of
medicine about them, but casis t.hcn bits of
cauicct ourry. FAMILY RbNiS, - ,F,l> BoNES
a. INtgf Al
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Something New!

Something New!
ID. b. DELhND * co.'s
CHEMICAL
= \ IIIEe A i L s!
The very best article OF Sslera.us now in Use,
The best S,,leratu-, the cheapest in the end
This Saleratus cannot be cNceled for purity
and excellence.
This Saleratus j. Healthy,
This Saleratus will produce more and better
bread than other saleratGS.
This saleTatus will all dissolve.
This saleraiu-, owing TO its purity and superior
raising properties, Is becoming very popular.
THIS SalerGtus IS Better than Soda
Ii is unequlled for economy and health,
Which combined lead 10 prosperity and wealth,
If perchance you don't believe Us, try it,
When we are sure you will always buy ii,
Much has been said of the injurious effects Of
saleGatus upon the health, but nothing can be
more harmless than perfectly pure saleratus
when properly used. This saleratus Is perfectly
pure, and is refined by process entirely our
own, by which all impurities are removed. Deal
ers and consumers everywhere please try it. 1t
is warranted to suit in all cases or no sale. Also,
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The Only Article
UNRINALED IN MARKET
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND.

1'liE resson why, is that By Natures oan TT,cc-.
restores the natural oolJr permanently AT or the
hair becomes gray supplies the natural uds, and thu.
msh-s II grow on bald u-ad, removes all daniruiI item
ing and heat from the calp, qui-ts and up the
serves, and thu all headache ami may
be relied upon TO all diseases # the scalp aud la
Il will stop aud keep from failing ciI makes a. SIT
glossy healthy ana bcItVuJa, ans usei by Young
two or three tiues week, ii will fall become
gray then, reader, read the following aud judge lT
yoursef:
NEw GoES, Jan. ;, ISIS.
MeSsrS. q. j. Wood e Co.
GENrEAEN-Having heard n gpod deal about Professor
Woods HAIR Restorative, ana hair being quite gay
made up my mind 10 lay aside the pre- ucicvs winch l.
IN common with great many p-Is ms, had against ali
manner of patent medicines, and "A short c8n
ms.lced using your art Gle, II test IL for myself.
The result has been very satisfactory that am
very glad did 50, and in justice you, wsH
The encouragement Of others who may be gray /
but who having my prejudice Without my reasons
for setting aside unwilling To yoGT Restorative
trial til they further proof, and ia best proof
being ocular demonstration lwute you This letter CHI
you AZ -hoS 10 any SUCH and also ii,ect them
for further proof, Who in and out II the \. Y Vine
s'lng Establishment every day
Ny hsir Is IT, Natural color and much improved in
appearance every way, b-ng g".,er and thicker ami
much more healthy look ny.
Am, yours respectfully, HENRY JENKINS.
Cor. Columbia and Carroll Sts., BiOoklyn.
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Read the Pamphlets.
CLARk'S SYRUP

Il He osly real purifier C the blood IN existence. For
! Weakly rema.es Young Children VINO are S.roid-
ous, u zeal Every person kn,W that Il his hood
j. pure he must be well. Now, al tins processes to do
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o,,c. Of Advertising.

.,toiiges, 81 for the first insertion, ,nd
Oss siai'e mt pubics;or .forany period
.s.tbree months. 49,.
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Now to all, far and near, high and low, rich
and poor, great and small, and the rest Of man
kind generally, give a call, for We feel conf
dent that
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M RS. WIN SLOW.

able t. saw
lri.clue.
II FAIIEp, N
rEANtE, I q
CURE When
A-yerCid sc
staEceolG8>
by any one
t'n the en-
The new era., 1860-03-29
PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The Special Committee Of the House
on the, Pacific Railroad, discussed the
various propositions yesterday, and will
resume the subject tomorrow, vii the
intention Of taking decisive vote on
Tuesday. All the indications warrant
the belief that they will report in favor
of two roads, one already begun under
the auspices off. dgar Thomson, Mr..
Stevens and various other railroad men,
and the other along what is known as
the Central Route, stretching from st.
Louis to San francisco, with a branch
extending to Oregon in the hands Of
Northern Railroad interests. The COM
mite has not reached the point Of the
propositions of land and money to be
appropriated, but the bill which contem:-
plates two roads propose an advance of
S5 ,OO0,0 900 after the first fifty miles is
built and equipped, to be centinued as
each other fifty miles is constructed,
and the government being secured by
an original mortgage on tho road and
lFoPSty' AasMms 8aai -aa e~am m@4aff
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that IS necessary to make it one Of the
richest portions of the United States,
are the facilities OF a railroad TO, Superb
or, and a communication thence with
the great lakes.
earnestly hope the enterprise ~ili'be
carried out. What little influence 1
may ever be able to exert, will be given
in its favor. Yours. z...s y sv..L P.l
The new era., 1860-03-29

The MINNESOTA INTEREST CASE IN
THE SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED
TATEs.-The following is brief of
the celebrated Minnesota interest case
as it's published in the reports Of the
Supreme Court by the National Intel
Hgence,' Of February 25th: aaf 81
r No. H. William Brewster, appel
liant, ae William Wakefield Appeal
from the Supreme Court of the Terri
tory of Minnesota. Mr. Chief Justice
fancy filed the opinion Of the Court,
reversing the decree of the said Su-
preme Court, with costs, and remain
ding the cause to the Supreme Court
of the State Of Minnesota for further
proceedings to be had therein, in con-
formity to the opinion of this Court.
The decision ofthe Supreme Court
of the Territory of Minnesota, referred
to above, gave the same rate Of inter-
est on a note otter maturity as, before.
Substantially. therefore, this decision
of the u. S. Supreme Court sustains
the late decision Of the Supreme Court
Of the State Of Minnesota. making
per cent, the measure of demages after
maturity. .bsronoasi5
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Adrian and the Old Soldier.
SAUK RIVER, Feb'y. 20, 1860.

SAUK RIVER, Feb'y. 20, 1850.
DEAR ERA,-I notieed rrecently in
your columns communications written
by some one who styles himself South
Side, largely ,expatiating on the great
and glorious qualities which the writer
sees in the person of Governor Wise.
/ suppose that :" South Side'' thinks that
the Governor has laid an egg, and for.
gotten to cackle. He evidently CON-
siders the most excellent Governor too
modest to cackele for himself, and so Is
desirous of doing it for him.
Now my opinion is if we were to do.
the cackling of all who would like to,
govern at the North, as well as at the
South, we should have a plenty Of ID to.
do | think It best for us all to follow
the example of the Emperor Adrian,
who, when once on a time, he was 90
ing to the public baths, saw an old SOL
der who had served under him. rubbing
his back against the marble wall. The
Emperor, who was wise, and there
fore curious and inquisitive man, sent
to the soldier and asked him why he re-
sorted 10 that kind Of friction.
because, said the veteran, :" / am
too poor to have slaves, TO rub me down"
The Emperor was touched with the
reply and gave him slaves and money.
The next day when the Emperor went
to the baths, all the old men of the city
were to be seen there rubbing them
selves as hard as they could against the
walls.
The Emperor sent to them and asked
them the same question he had put to the
old soldier, and of course the cunning
old rascais made the same reply.
&c Friends" said the emperor, "since
there are so many ofyou. you will please
rub one another"
And this is my opinion with regard to
the leading politicians Of the present
day let them rub one another.
Yours, ANTONIO.
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sentlments--the witnesses against him
are toonumsrons and too strong But
he says i" Catching before hanging. !"
Well. his running propeasities I never
heard extoled before but if he could
NOT make better time running from JUS
tice. than think he would runniing on
the Presidential course. fear the hang
ing would be certhinH " II b3jibT
About a year and a half ago, i think,
" South Side" declared publicly that If
Fremont had been elected, he would
have shouidered his rnusket and joined
others in preventing him from taking his
seat at the Capital. Well, Il is some
consolation to be derived from Fremont s
defeat, that Minnesota has to-day a
worthy citizen that she would not have
had, and there is one less grave south
OF the Potomac than would have been,
had those things come TO pass, for the
hanging would have come SO soon after
the catching, that it would have been
difficult to have drawn the line of de-
markation. But am happy to see that
his northern sojourn has considerably
cooled his fire-eating propensities. He
now says thet in the event of the cleo
ton of sectional candidate by a
sectional party on a sectional issue
sc. :" that the south yill do so and SO.
| really, Mr.. Editor, can't see but
sc South Side" stands as good a chance
now of dying natural death after all,
for can relieve him by telling him that
there is no such candidate, party or is
sue in existence, or ever likely to be.
With the best wishes for his long life
and prosperity, under Republican rule,
am NORTH SIDE.
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THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
CONVENTION.
Washington, March Ia.

washington, March Ia.
The pressure has become so great
upon the National Democratic Commit
tee for a change from Charleston to
some other place for holding the Dem
ocratic Convention, that the Committee
have determined TO hold a meeting,
with view to consider the subject.
Every section ofthe country is COM
planning of the threatened extortions
$50 per day will be charged for the use
of parlors, and everything else in pro-
portion. The National Committee a
gree to pay $3.50 per day for the use
of public hall. IL backed up by the
Democracy of the different sections,
the Committee will change the place Of
meeting from Charleston to Baltimore
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Hotel prices at Chicago During
the Convention.

The Press and Tribune speaks author
itatvely for the Chicago hotels, as fol-
lows
We have taken some pains to go
through the list of our Chicago hotels,
and shall publish the same in the proper
time. 1t is enough here to say that we
have thirty-five hotels in Chicago whose
rates range from ST. to Sd so per day
The proprietors OF these hotels, with
out reception. promptly declare that
they will not advance upon their usual
rates during the Convention week All
will be crowded, Of course, There will
be less ample margin Of space in bed
and board, but prices will not be rails
ed, .ae bas $685.