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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-08
williamson, April n. 1851. 4w3l2
NOTICE \,

III uM1SJIOAV111t
~ tce is hereby ven, that pu suan. t. order Of
Judge of PIobac Tor the county of Ingham the
unders gned, miss upon the estate of Ebeneze
Jucket deceased will meet at the Lombard House. in
the vii age If Wllam-fon, Saturday the Sth ds Of
June and Friday the ooh day of August, 1861,
O'Clock A. each Of said days, for the purpose Of
ceivng mining and adjustnx cal sgans; the
Of Etenez-I Jucke-t deceased, and months
the 4th day of March, 1851 aliO~ed iitO's pre-
sent their claims against said estate.
SIMEON CLAY,
GEORGE GULICk,
Commissioners.
williamson, April Is 1861 4w3l2
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VsRY this rema RI ace and most interesting rss>a,
i is composed Of the concentrated Juices Of tn "a
aud the soothing Plants and r mai, n
chemic ay combined and insulated in well SEALED 80.
bottles and charged by powerful battery. T,us ,ss
sessirg addition TO IFS superior medical virtues ssr.
Magnetic and Electric properties profoundly p~nesrstn
and eminently auieting and soothing II relieves a
and Inflammation At once. when freely applied rraa
ing strained muscles nerves. giving nev life A.
vitality by its life giving qualities Ia paralzeS parts -
chrome long stAncing mpaints and weaknesaes 81
laying pain, (Neufslgs irritation and rsuo,..
sIeak Of il truly wonderful dicine and ess<eu
by far superior any and all other external reuedos
II applied in is unAilng NEEDY fee ~
Group Sore Throat Inflammation Of the Iuueu hpveA
Liver, Kidneys, and other organs, Rheumatssu So
Irritation, Ague the Breast; and At all tmss cp,..
nervous Headache Neuralgia sore eyes, ache tssef
ache sgue the Face, Pmpes and EIuptions q an
kinds Ees, Bruised and Sprsined Limbs Burns Fru,pr
parts, Chiblsns, Undo ent aud long stand,pe Ses,a
Wounds &c, &c. u will also restore the Hair "a ~
pad Head, aud prevent the Hair from falling rs M
nsuc Ointment has been extensively used upon Canal ~
and q cure when applied hot for the SesaseAe
horses and Foot All on sheep. AL the proprietor -
for the Oin,ment fair trial confident that IN
they claim for it, will be found the letter In ~
neghborhood where il many people h.v
by the quantity and II kept and used BY almost ever
inhabitant fanac~s the pains and seh
every family is or less afflicted With. We say asai
| Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointmsati
None genuine unless signed = Bseil,' With Pea 81
Pamphlets Containing full rectons around each nsesh
and circulars left with agents Price shnss for anal
| and shilliugs TOR large Bottles.
| Fer sale BY Newbro Brother, ana Thayer Co La
| sing, ana all other pTugg SITS in the county.
| ~ All orders should BE- addressed TO WM NCnGR
| 90. Earlv'lle, Madison Co n Y. 2is
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-08

YPsnANn, Mich, Jan Ia, 1861.
Mr. SPAIDIyG, SIR Not long since cent to you for
box Of CephaEc PHI for the Nervous Heads
and Cosv-ness, and received the and they hid so
god an e,fee rods induced 10 send far MORE
Please lend by return mail Direct
A. X WHEELER,
Ypsilsnti, Mich.
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RKYyoIDsEUgG, FRANKLIN Co ONO,
January 9, 1861.
HENRY SPALDrNG No IS Cedar ST n : DEAN SIR
In lo,ed find twenty five cents, (25) for VII CHI send
box IF ''CephaIic ills " Send address Of Rev. VIM
c. Fill er, Reynodsburg Franklin Co Ohio
Your Pills ,oork like a charm-cure Headache almost in
sdnter Truly yours,
VIM FILLER
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From the Democrat, St Cloud. NIn
IL you are, or have been uoed vita the headache
send for box, (Cephahc Plls) you may have the
in case of attack
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-08

From the E1dp,iaer, Norfolk, Va
C-phal Pills accomplish the object for which they
we're made, VIZ: Cure of headache in all its forms
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-08
hUNNEWELL,S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANODYNE.

This great Neuralgc Remedy and Natural Op;ae calls
Tor special attention and interest being free Opium
or preparations OF Opium, Of any but icty
tabe and medical properties. For Neuralgia, Rhuma-
tism, Gout, Tooth and Ear Ache, Spinal Complaiuts
Bleeding at Lungs or stomach Rose or Hay Fever
and all MINOR Nervous Complaints
For Loss OF Sleep Chronic Nervous Head Ache Sick
Head Ache il has equal and which We offer testi
mon alsfrom undoubted sources
For Dehrium Iremss it is a Sure Re NEEDY.
For bosei Complaints, Including Cholera Morbus il is
spen1dly adapted in only removing the pains but
acting physic, great it'll Opium Which not
only constpa'es AMI drugs the system bat makes the
remedy worse that the disease.
From Physicians We ask attention, am on demand For
mulas or Trial Bottles will tie developing in the
dyne an Opise which has long been wanted and in the
Cough Remedy such entely central p,In.
cips
from nvahcs We ask correspondence for Pamphlets or
explanation, without q postaye-stamps"
frces-Large Cough Remedy, 80 cents per botile.
Tolu Anodyne. so
JOHN l.. HCNNEWELL, Proprietor,
CHEMIST PHARxAcErrrsr,
No. Commerciai Wharf, Boston, Mass
for sale ov all usua wholesale and retail dealers in
every town and CRY.
IhAHER & CD. agents. lansing. l13o-
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From the Erdminer, Norfolk, Va.
C-phalc Pills accomplish the object for which they
we're made, VIZ: Cure of headache 10 all ITS forms
From tn. Eranainer, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested more than a thousand cases
With entire
From the Democrat, 81 Cloud. ki.n
II you are, or have been oled vita the headache
send for box, (Cephahc Pls) so you may have them
IN case of an attack
From IL. Adueyti,er, Providence, RI
lhe ephaic Pills are said 10 be & remarkably etfec-
Tor that very frequent compiA Mt which has been
discovered.
From the Western X GI.e1te, Chicaao, H.
We hereby endorse Mr.. SpAld.ng and his unrivaed
Cepass PISs
From The Kanauha Valley Star, Kanpoha, Va
We that per suffering with the headache
who try them, will stick 10 them.
From the Southern Path Finder. N. O La
Try them you that afflicted, and are sure that
your testimony be added to the already numerous
s that has received benefits tina, other medicine
produce.
From the 81. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephae Pills. is
rapidly increasing
From the Gdse.te Davenport, L,r1
NJ Spald would his name with an article
he did not knoD TO possess real merit
Pfom the Advertiser, Providence, r. /
The testimony IN their favor is strong from the mos
respsctab bic quarters.
From the Daily Ners, Davenport RI
Cephale Pills are tax g the place OF all kinds
From the Commercial Bulle,,n, Boston Mas
Said to be very eficaeious the headache
From the Commercial, Cincinno.i Ohio
Suffering humanity Can nov be relieved.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-08

From til. E11niner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested than a thou sand CASE
With entire success
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-08

pOCKET-KNIVES.-A splendid as
sortment Of Pocket-Knives, which viii be sole
cheaper than before offered this city this DAY re-
esived at the Hardware Store Of
LAasine, Oct A. 1850,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-08

THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDINC'S
Cephalic Pills,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
HEADACHE.
Speedy and Sure Cure
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH
As se zssimo"ials unsolicited by Mr. srAlDso, they
afford un9uerinNaue proof # the efficacy Of
this truly scientific discovery
NAsoSvluE, Conn Feb S, 1861
and like them 80 reil that want you to send two
dollars worth more.
Part of these for the neighbors to whom gave
few out of the Fl st box got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and oo,ee
Your ob't servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
HAvRYORD, Pa, Feb. 6, 1861.
Mr. SPALDlNG, SIR Il wish you 10 send one more
box Of your Cephsc Ps haze recered great deal of
benefit from item. Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE
SPRUCE CREEK. HrNnSGroN Co Pa
January IS, 1861.
C. SPAIDING, SIR You will seud me two boz.
ss Of your Cathartic Pills. Send the III m-diately
Respectfully yours,
JNO B. SIMONS
P.S-Ihare used one b q Of your pills and ind them
excellen1
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan Is, 1861
HENRY SPALDING ksQ -Pl- fni enclosed ~ ent
FIVE for which nd another box of
ic Pills. They are tuiy the lest pals erer tired
Direct, A. SLOWER, r. "
Belle Vernon, Wyaniott Co Ohio.
BEVERLY, Mass Dec. IL 1sGO.
II. SPALDING, ESQ, II wish for some circulars or
large .h1~ IL, TO bring your Cepbzc Ils partc
ularly before my Customers If you have thing of
knit, please send 20
headache, Casually lasting two days. ed Of an
attack in oae hour BY your Pills, which ssn, her.
Respectfully yours,
REYyoIDsEURG, FRANKLIN Co ONO,
January 9, 1851.
HENRY SPALDINC, No IS Cedar ST N. Y DEAN SIR
in osei find twenty five cents (25 VII CHI send
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Prom IL. Adrertiser, Providence, r. I
The Cephalic Pills said be & remarkably effec
i've remedy for the heatache and Of the very hes
or that very frequent compiA Mt which has beer
discovered.
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Pom the Advertiser, Providence, r. /
The testimony IN their favor is strong from the
res sc ta bic quarters.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-08

From the Southern Poth Finder, ~ o La
Try them you that afflicted and Ne are sure that
your testimony can be added to the already numerous
list that has received benefits that other medicine
produce.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-08

From the Western Il X GIsette Chicago, H.
We hereby endorse Mr.. SpAid.ng and his unIivalls
Cephss Plxs
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BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1861
HENRY SPALDING, ksQ -P find enclosed ~ enty.
five cents for which nd another box of pbs
ic Pills. They are tuiy the lest pals ere' tired
Direct, A. SLOWER, r. ~
Belle Vernon, Wyandott Co Ohio
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From the Kdnduha Valley Star, Kanpdha Ia.
We that per suffering with the he aeache
g no try them, will stick 10 them.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

men were in the house. Add to this John Home say
ing to bin at the Poker Club, when everybody won
deped what could have made clerk Of Sir William
Forbes run away with G9OO-'I know that very
we'll esys John Home to David; for when he was
taken there was found in his pocket your Phtosopacdt
Works and Bostons Fourtoid State ct Man
The book abounds with pleasant sketches oil
this sort of the most famous men of the time,
and is not less interesting for the insight 1t gives
us into of the character of the writer, and the
manners of the age century ago.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

COINS METALS, AND SEALS, ANCIENT AID NOD
ERN Edited BY w. c. PRIME Svo pp zS2. Harper 4
Brothers.
The author Of this volume, who is well known to
he literary public euteprising and intelligent
rental traveller, and fresh and genial essayis has
ere presented the fruits Of his researches in differ
mt field of labor, applying the results of his numis-
matte studies to the popular calculation of branch Of
earning which is rapidly advancing in inter-
ct and Importance in own country. Inspired
V true antiquarian enthusiasm, he has become
familiar with the leading series Of medals, which
challenge the curiosity Of the student. and at
the zane time has mastered the current sources
Of information which are usually found in bulky and
expensive works The publication of This volume, &c
cordngly, takes place at seasonabe moment, and viii
be found pleasing and valuable guide 10 the novice in
numsmatic research. 1t contains condensed but ann
pie mass of Instruction the origin Of coins the pro-
gress Of the among ancient DatOus coin in America
coinage of Continental Europe, and other kindred
topics, The illustrations Of the volume, which e.
sentis TO the intelligent comprehension of the sa4eet
are no lees remarkable for the dsnctuess and beauty
of their execution, than for their profse variety Mr.
Prime handles bis theme with great psinness and sim
phcity and il will not be his fault Ii his volume is ma
welcomed by the yoiaries Of numismatcs, as an ad-
mirabe introduction and guide to their faYorte pCr-
suit.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

THEORY AND PRACTICE or THE M0vEMENT-C CURE
BY CHAHIks F.YsrTE TAHOE, MD. l2mo, PIP 70
Lndsay BLscAiston
The therapeutic system explained and enforced
in this volume has been introduced in this country BY
the author and as we understand with very eonsi-
cradle degree Of success, especially in the case of
chronic infrmities Of long standing. Its founder wS
Swedish Psychologist named Ling, who while saner
ING from an atack Of sou in the elbow conceived The
idea of curing the complaint by exercise and with tAs
object. applied himsefto the art Of fencing. He mes
with such succes in this experiment as led him to BE-
eye that other disorders also might be remedied by
suitable combinaiicns Of movements, with a view~
inducing the proper physiological action in the part e
ercised The theory OF the movement-cure with dh'
recons for its application, is fully explained oy Dh
Taylor in the present volume, which cannot fail to W
tract attention from the believers in the improvenen'
Of medical practice.
HYMNS FOR MOTHERS AND CHILDREN conpi'ee,Y
The Author Of Violet" Daiyt" &c lzmo PIP 80"
Walker, Wise Co. =,
One of the compiles of the Hymns OF 'ne As''
has here collected in attractive volume 'Ar':
poems adapted to the juvenile mind, and tenuuis
Quicken the imagination, develop the moral Iee'"ss
and inspire the love Of beauty and goodneea "h ""
seanty materials at her command, she has met WIN
marLable success, and her volume may Do cora'.y
commended ne pleasant and improving ADDITION 70 y"
resources of the domestic circle. =
sARGENTs ORIGINAL DIALOGUES. ByBf<s SAH"
l2mo,, pp. 336. John l.. shorey. .ndsr
Mr.. Sargent has increased the obligations aD's.
which he has already laid the teachers Of Amsoss.
common schools, by preparing this original colee'%
of dramatic pieces for reading and rePrese n's'va
the more advanced classes of pupils The oa0s
are spirited in their tone of great variety N
topics and movement, and expressed in ianii'A.
effective colloquial diction The volume wen sap
place which has been long vacant in educsa'''
literature.
HYMNS OF THE AGES. Second Series na'0' "
Ticknor FiedA
The admirable selections Of religious poetry VI .
tanned in this volume comprise msuy Of the c"'"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19
In Tint village on the hin

Lhe hous, s,s are thatched With grass aud
Mover clock to toll the hours;
The marble doors are always shnt.
You cannot enter in hall or hut:
All the villagers lie asiep
Never grain to SOW or reap;
Never IN dreams to moan or sigh;
Silent and idle ana low they lie
In that village under tho hil
Wien the night j. starry and still
Many weary soul IN prayer
Looks to the other village there
And weeping aud Hghing, longs 10 70
Up to that home from this below;
LOngs to sleep in the forest wild.
Whittier have vanished wife aud child
And hearetb, praying, this answer fall:
Patience that village shall hold ye all /"
touch of human experience is embodied b.
medtative fancy in the following impressive lines,
I'm EsPAGNE.
I built Palace, white and high,
With sweeping purple tapestriedi
No dusty highway ran thereby,
But guarded alleys to il led;
And shaven lawns about were spread,
Where bird and moth danced daintily.
SO gracious were its portals wide.
so light and fair Il turrets stood.
No flaw mine eager eye esped,
fashioned it, aud called It good;
And lavished on its solitude
All gaInishings Of pomp and PRIDE.
That was in golden Summer.time;-
The Winter-Wind is bowling now,
BY Palace has passed out OF time,-
The sward ia only sheeted suow,
It's hangings with the dead leaves blows
There comes an end to mortal prime.
And 1, who laid it stone by stone,
Stone after stone do take ii down.
What if a king whose state bad flown,
Should pull apart his regal crownf
For kinQy hearts no fate can fr0wn,
They rule forever Der their own.
In different vein is the following arch efa-
sion, betraying a subtle humor, which sometimes
interlaces the grayer imagnations Of the poetess,
ONCE BEFORE.
Sole she sat beside her window,
Hearing only rain-drops pour,
Looking only at the shore,
When, outside the little easement,
Weeping in a ieigned abasement,
Love stood knocking
Knocking at her bolted door.
Slow she swung the little easement
Where the Autumn roses glOwed,
Sweet and sad her deep eyes slowed.
And her voice, in gentest measure,
Said aloud" Nor Love, nor Pleasure
Can come in here any more
Never, any moreV
But am not Love nor Pleasure
am but an orphan baby;
Lost nv mother is, or maybe
Dead she lie, while am weeping.
Sobbed the cIild his soft lie creeping
Through tie maiden's door,
Low she said in accents lonely:
Once let him in before,
Once opened wide my door.
Ever since my life is dreary,
All my prayers are vague and wearyt
Once lei him in before,
Now III double-lock the door!"
In the rain be stands imploring;
Tears and kisses storm the door,
Where 81 let him in before.
VIII she never know repentingi
VIII she ever, late Telenting,
Let him in, ss once before?
viii she dOuble-lock the doorl
The volume closes with several translasions,
mostly from modern poets, which eyince an un-
usual mastery of expression, but possess no
special interest except as studies in pOetical
construction. We prefer the productions of the
authoress herself, which never fail to impress the
reader with her fertility of resource, her true
communion with the heart of nature, and the
nura and oracione sentiment which gives insDlra.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

HYMNS OF THE AGES Second sehes nu'o' ~
Ticknor q FieldA
The admirable selections Of religious poe'f!
tanned in this volume comprise msuy OF the c''"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19
NEW PUBLICATION
cARLYLE's AUToBIoG-
RAPHY

AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF THE REV. DR. ALEXANDEK
CARLYLE, MINISTER on INVERESki CoSTArSlhe
MEMORIALS THE MES AND EyEsTs OF HIS lime
Boston: Ticknor Fields.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-17

MI is precisely what us name indicates,
4 for while pleasant 20 the taste. II is re-
,ivifying exhilirating and strengthening 10
the vital powers. Il also reviviiies. rein
states and renews the blood in all its origi-
nal purity aud renders the system invul-
nesable 10 attacks Of disease. 1t is the
only preparation ever offered TO the world
10 popular form SO as 10 be ia the reach
Of all. Az cure preventive and cure Of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Indigestion, Dys
pepsia, Loss Of Appetite. Faniness.
Nervous Irriisbiii'y, Neuralgia,
Palpatation OF the Heart, Mel
ancholy, pochondria,
Night Swea,s, Lam
gor, Giddness,
and oil that
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State 81 Indiana, County o. Dubni-
n ois Com. Pleas Court May term, 1861.
Julia Joneu,
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HOUSEHOLD MEAsrREs.-We find
the following in an exchange and com
mend it to test BY any Of our house
hold keeping friends:
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Wheat
-four, one pound is one quart. Indian
meal, one pound two ounces is one
quart; butter, when soft, onc-pound
one ounce is one quart; loaf sugar
broken one pound one ounce is one
quart. best brown sugar, one pound
two ounces is one quart; eggs. aver
age size, ten are one pound.
LIQurD MEASURE. table
spoonsful are half pint; eight table
spoonsfnl are one gill; four table
spoonstnl are half a gill; common
sized tnmbler holds half pint, .
common size wine glass half gill.
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NOTICE IL hereby given tha, by virtue
IN Of decree OF sale. issued from the Of
flee OF the clerk OF the Dubois Common
Pleas Court, and 10 me directed, will Of
er for sale at publ c auction 10 TIE highest
bidder. for cash In hand, AZ the door Of the
court house IN Jasper, on
SATURDAY, April 27th, 1861,
between the hours prescribed by law, the
rents and profits for seven years Of the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in Du
bois county, to.wit:
A part or the southwest 4 Of the south
east Of section 80, town 2. south range
west, bounded a. follows: Beginning at The
southeast corner q said LOT o! land; thence
running west % rods, thence moth 8 rods,
thence northeast 70 the north end OF Ger.
tain levy; thence northeast 10 Anderson
river, thence up said river 10 the north and
south line dividing said tract from the south
east Of southeast Of said section SO;
thence south on said line 70 the place Of be.
ginning; and also the northwest 4 OF tie
north east Of section /, town Q, south oil
range 3 west.
And on failure 10 realize tho full amount
OF principal, interest ard cost called Tor BY
taid executionsI will al the same time and
place and 10 like manner, sell the fee simple
Of said real estate.
Taken Ia execution az the property Of Pri
Or Felknor. Mary Ann Feknor, and Isaac
Newton. At the suit OF John Wilson and T.
6tarbird, on foreclosure OF mortgage.
JOHN WEIKEL, Sheriff. G.
spril 3, lS6l-sx. 50 90
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OF or.i..ary pursuits. hut promote sound s.c,p
and healthy digestion, Tie complaint il W.
rnorcd AZ speedily * Il consistcnt Will as ~
dueiicn of q thorough aad permanent cure.
Fer T'y-.ons IN dlrarrei lsaYs. WHO a,a
suffering from an enfccnlcd constitution al
infiIa bo'ly. these ltcrs are invaluable lsn
restorative q strength AMI ,igor' rni nrsd
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h'c'nef Nh1'e nur,ihF ''.en' oi'sers a'e .l'-3-
pcnsen.e' vspees'.ily .Asso ,hs n.o'a'ls n'.s,
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