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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-20

A bill vas received from the House to authorize the
raising Of volunteer force for the defence OF Kentucky
Com
Mr., sumner presented several petitions for the eman-
cipatign Of slaves Of rebels
Mr. Wilson reported bill for Increasing the number
Of cadets al West Point
NJ Foo'e offered resolution that the Commissioner
on Public buildings he requested To inform the Senate
by what authority portion of che National capitol has
been converted into bakery Ascf,d a..
! MI sumner offered IL resolution that the Committee
on Mlhtafl Anafs he Instructed 60 Inquire into the ex
pedienc, OF providing ny Legislation that the army shall
over.
hf Latham offered resolution that the Secretary OF
War be requested 10 inform the senate by WINE N,
what "a" passports are required from passengers from,
Ne" York for San Francisco. Agreed TO-
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15

from Taos via Arroyo Hondo. Rio Colorado
Costa Culebra Fort Gar aud Fountain
City and RussAvilie, to Denver City.
Fort Union, via Rayal, to Pupbl,,
independents, Missouri, via PawnDe Fork
Fort Wise, Rayado. aud Fort Union, to
Santa Fe,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15
MARYLAND.

from Blalenslnrg to Burna Vista,
North Fast, via Bay Viw and Zion, to
Brck MIetlng house IN roo. cDunty.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
From CharIrmnt franklin county through 'h'.
nr,hwest @rt oI llawl y and the norhpr.
" part Vi savoy in Berkshire county, T.
Adams soah village in said Bvrkshr
county via the po,t.OIice in West llaNlS
and The house Of Timothy Baker in SaI
savoy
FRANKLIN to SheldOnve.
Charlotte Hail down the the three notChet
r1al to the Great Mills, aud thence t.
Point Lookout
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15
LAWS 0F THE UNITED STATES.
KENTUCKY.

i, go
fNm b'Nhn2 nreen, va llaypooi anu oalnSVlIle
10 ocoltVlle. -,
murray VIA Oooks alIey anu Linh'iie' "
I,t iel,Smla; u,m
McNee, . lcSson cou"'y, VIA W 'ilam WI
en- aaa he"'V'lle, 10 Mouns vernon,
Jolh MOTIFS oh beaver wreck royu coun
y 70 nNrsou'g; Le'eher county rm
li"N'n9 0,'',oo roy '"nV VIZ 'lr''''-
vllle ana 'a'ASo"' Dfea'n''' G 'un'y''o Doon'
r'le' u
DanVlle' boy,e county VA tne pany''Ie'
plH hver anu L'ncasler 'u'npNo rOau' u
Lancaster Oarrard county Fl,
.r'nt v'e' jackson County 10 'ay'e'S'''e'
"uE "h eVu'ti'
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15
NOTICE
III TIE INIlARIlANrs W NEW MENIC).

n. su,veyor General Of New Mexico by act Of Congress
,nuysu IN the 2 July, 1854 reg red 70 mike al r.
an uL uians lgintei before Tue cesSon ol '
pIrv Ia IA, Unle, stltis by the treaty OF Gtdlup
~, no vl lS45 ienJtng I'll; vHoS srl'e " V''ei WIZ
"a "a ~ N, ,,,,,al ~ " tn yal1ity ~ hNdi NY VI ew
n .ms uniei IN laws, lsIg :, AM c'stlms
" " ,el,ru lis utsslou h the UMe 'tttes An II
W VI ., e., u,lntSt fapgd ~ n uri " all 'ueDOa eA
tg,'ng N IA. lefitly, showing ulei TINT M EVhE t.
~ '"h a., tuy IN II mni. .. dabtN Il III u SAL t"ou"s
tiv A, An III u.tlrrul u N III T. Va n"' sue
,tn, h. IA, 8 Aocnf ihg u mtl hnm ~Aeh ml! W pre-
,s,,nps b, the ayc,ettym Ihi nt''' WV" WV" '''' 81
h, la .0e Co gass lui Vh 1V'l ',,tp,, EN-
S n. ST hnt ,filsl, wilma yi'w !" ulhlim b"u
grants an CIV llii ei q " 'u' "''' W '
en, s m ,ysly case viii hi req ifci u lle awft1
s,ilut u,ln tue nsm Ol "hesenl ei'lmmt MANI
W"~ ~ .. .,n,l nat te m claim, wa lhei lhchHil'
VI n. ,,r t,un what authority tue oilgn' tllli WE
ppi nth A reference h the uyi elue Ol lhe PWar All
h,rty m lar which tlJ gHtnB Olnc'f my nave ao,e
,nir elatnsl luca,ity notice ana eA'1ut u eNiV'h'
in,ns il any, with reference " wy h'''l " S
an Testimony ruiitd upn 10 eslp.ai 'np ., w. w. w m
trausler Ol light from the "o'lShal g'an''V "'''"
claimant T., 80, .troi IN rnrnish an anih IN
~, nr sltyey surrey his been e1ecHlel, of ole
cvi enes showing the precise locality ana eA'eu' u w
tract Cainei. ,...t Ia .x .,te tha d,ty I'm.
him By law, h. has 70 req lesl All lls III wv
ha rrIn al land IN New MtxleO blore Tue treaty
Isis Ia nucr the evi ences Vi sdeh cas AZ us oce'
santa vs. Us soon ~ pUsslb'o' ,,v u uupAp
Surusyor GeHsrd Asp NeSieo
SANTA rE,N.M Am
Oct ooh
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15
AIlCHIG


From CrOton to Leonard.
'eansatunck, via Holland, to Grand Haven
" Arand VIA Iunlpkius Mills Aurellus Cen
tire, aud North Aurtlius, to Delhi Centre.
Z" koreStville via Bingham, Austin, Elkanl,
Ellington, Almer, lndianitIJs Wutrvu,'
willie, Denmark, und Blunisld Junction "
East Saginaw.
Llnien via Argentine and Deer Greek, to
Oak Grove.
The mouth Of the MenomOnee river, via
Little Bay do NOquet, to Munising, Oh
Lake Superior
Ovid on the Detroit aud Milwaukee rail.
road to Dupain.
Niles, via Berrieu Centre, Pipe Stone, and
and Bainbridge, to Wat.rvllet,
MuskrgUn county site Of Muskegon, "
Mears, at the head of White Lake.
breckenridge in loOnibs county, va Ga
ham Point SytOmiuue, La Fayettc Geog =
tlwn, UUkVla and tnrt AueirrVuule, "
Ptmbina IN Pembna county
" Pins bend, IN dakota cJulty, tO North
field in Rice county,
Cha field Fillmore county, via Car'm1nn
fUestvle Oh ry Grave 1t q, and u ba
Leroy Mower county.
Reed Landing, via Pepin Lokeport, stock
holm and NJ iden kCck, tO Saratoga, Wis
cunsln.
Ltlle Falls to breckenridge
Little Fails. Morrison county, via Granite
City aud the nvrh shure Of Mile Lac Lake
to superior City, Wisconsin.
New Uln. Brown county via Leavenworl
to fut Ridgely Nirolht county,
jackson Minnesota, to fOt Lodge, lows
Jackson Minnesota, tO Sioux lallS Lity
Dakota Territory.
MISSISSIPPI.
From Meadville, via Wells Greek and KnoxvllI
to llopewell Church.
Philadelphia in Neshoba county, via Team
Spring to Mashulavie.
Herbert Ne,hoh county, ION the grei
stage line from Jackson Mississippi,
Montgomery Alabama to Marion static
on the NJ, bile and Ohio railruad
Port Gibson, Claiborne county via Oh
lli to Union Church Jefferson county
Big Oak Kemper county via Marion 81
! ton to Philadelphia in Neshoba county,
- GarvinIs Ferry On the Sunaower river
n Williamss Landing on the same river.
y Greenwood to Sharkpy, and declaring t
" Tallahatchie river post route betwe
e those points, .s,..
T. Union via William Tames BeltOn to CHI
pd keyVile. Am
Y MISSOURI.
From PGkyiIle to RuipdayO, in Kansas
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15

.lcuJlack zen re, Nassau .,lananis, Mo
fats Store New Lebanon Centre and New
l.hnon tn New Lebln IN springs
Parssville, Sullivan county to Calicooa
DJwt, via Liberty Il Jacksonville, Xpunls
VILE Jetfersmvhle and North Branch
Rockhad " North Branch, via Humans.
Vile.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15
ADV ERTIS EMENTS
co F F E E |

UNOR SALE, forty sacks Of Coffee, which vii be the mar.
II KIT oil aati teby the lOtu lsI aso los lof sac a.
!, M e Iaos BY the l.u. lue above will bo low
fr .ash crp,vs, vp,,v
~ 'rpA.' :" 'nAi''
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15
WILLIAM MORRISON.
BUSINESS NOTICE.

JuiiS :, WAIia
Turing the months Of NovtmOsl uOe''nooE' '4n'"' ,'
rualy, il4 AA.vu, WI, O' "a '"' gay % "-a" sl,
sN,n l' 80, w,u,a i4j Va cal ss'e ~ NJ s-'-
DOS ,cutun bAOro tnS uoat Vi l'''' ''' 2-'
or any VI tue DepAlIuluIs' ,o,,,. w,rIs
rvu .l,s,u ~ Law
~, IA l."y,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23

% After all the pains and labor taken
by d. B. DeI,and 4 Co., to produce pure Sale
ratus, we are rejoced to find that the public
generally appreciate, and are literally patreniz.
ing this celebrated mandatory. DeLsud 4
Co.'S Saleratus has a worldwide reputation for
its perfect purity, and there is no longer any
reasonable excuse for obliging people to eat dis
gushing and unwolesome bread, biscuit, pastry,
&C., made so by impure Salera,us. D. b. De.
Land Cos Mandatory is a, Fairport, Monroe
Co., n. Y. 1t is sold at wholesale by the prin.
cipal grocers in large towns, and at retail by gro.
GERS and storekeepers everywhere. Sold at
wholesale by the dealers in Chicago and Nil
yankee
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23
The LATE JEROME NJ. TREApwELL.-

The LATE JEROME NJ. TREADwELL.-
The death of this gentleman was noticed in the
last Repnbiieam. Since that time We observe 10
the columns of the Jackson Citizen the follow.
ing action of the Bar of that city, on Monday
succeeding his death
" At a meeting Of the members of the Bar Of
the city of Jackson, held at the Office of Nessrs
Blair a. Gibson, or the l4th Of January 1861,
the following Resolutions we're presented aud
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased him to whom We owe
our life, our health, and all things, to remove
from our midst our friend Jerome n. Treadwell,
a member of this Bar, therefore
Resolred, That in this dispensation of Provi-
dence, we are deprived of the society Of one
whose social intercourse with Us has ever been
pleasant, whose well stored mind has rendered
his society highly instructive as well as agreeable
and interesting, AID who as a member of this
Bar, and in all his professional intercoursss have
ever been honorable, high minded and just.
ResoIyed, That we tender to the family of the
deceased our earnest sympathy in their great be-
reavment, and that we will attend his funeral in
a body.
Resoised, That the Secretary cause a copy of
these Resolutions TO be presented to the family
Of the deceased, and that he also furnish copies
for publication in the papers in this city.
WIN. II. GIBSON, Seey.
These resolutions do no more than justice to
the deceased, for he was generous, upright, hon
orablr, genial, and well-iniormed. The cOmmu.
nifty Of Lansing, among whom Mr.. Treadwell re-
sided for some years, will sincerely acquiesce in
the tribute which his associates of the Jackson
Bar have made to his memory. In addition to
these qualities, he was an aifectionate and duti.
full son, and in all respects good citizen.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23

No of the many ills flesh is heir to- is preva
lent little understood, and much neglected
tveness often originating in careessnsss or sesnary
habits it is regarded slight disorder Of little
sequenc to excite anxiety, while IN reality is the pre-
cursor and companion Of many of the most fatal and
dangerous diseases and unless early eradicated it will
bring the sufferer to untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils of which cosvensss the usual sttendan,
Headache, Collie, Rheumatism, Foul Breath, Piles and
others of like nsture while long train Of frsh,fuI dis
such Malignant Fsvsrs, Abcssses, Dysentary
Dasrhes, Dyspepsia, Apops,y Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hys
terra, Hypochondrass Melancholy and Insanity, frst in
symptom. Not unfrequenty the diseases named origi-
nate in Constipation but tale existence
unless the cause is eradcated in early stage From
ali considerations follows that the disorder shout
receive immediate attention whenever occurs and NO
person should neglect to get box of Cephae Pills the
hrst appearance Of the complaint, their timely
will expel the nsdous approaches Of disease destroy
this dangerous fee of human Life.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23
HkApAcux is the f.vori.e sign BY which nature make

HEADACHE is the favori,e sign BY which nature make
knosn any deviation whatever from the natural
the BRAIN and sed in this light may be looked
safeguard intended u give notice disease which
might otherwise escape attention, s too late be
edet and its indications should never be neglected
Headaches may be classified under two names VIZ
Symptomaac and ldiopathic Synptom.nc Headache i.
exceedingly common and is the precursor Of great
r.rty of diseases, among which are Appoplexy, Govt
Rhe tsm and oil febrie dseafes In form
u sympathetic of disease Of the stomach constituting
suck headache, Of hepathc disease constituting bios
teddlcte Of worms consumption and other disorders OF
the bowels, well renal and uterine affections bis
eases Of the heart very frequently attended with
Headache Anamia and plethora also ate c,.on,
which frequently occasion headache. IdiopAthic Head
ache also very common be ny usually dstns BY
the Of hediache sometimes ing sud
denly apparently sound health and prostratng
the Mental and physical energies, and other
it comes slowly heralded by depression Of spirit
acerbty of temper In most the pain the
front Of the head, both eyes, and
provoking vomiting under this class may med
Neuralgia
For treatment Of either class Of Headache the Ce
phalc Pills have been found = and safe remedy
levsng the most accuts pains in few minutes and BY
its subtle power erAdca, the diseases of which Head
ache Is the unerIiug index.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23

EscoET FOR LrScoLN.-The published declara
ton in Baltimore, that Lincoln should never pass
alive through that city, on his way to Washing
ton, induces 1000 young men of Baltimore. to
volunteer IA an escort.
The Springfield CIl) Zoaves have volunteered
As as escort, to attend Mr.. Lincoln to Washing
ton.
Major General Sanford's entire division of n.
Y State militia unsurpassed and well drilled
have volunteered
The infantry regiment at Grand Rapids. have
rendered their services.
The Williams Light Infantry, Lansing, have
voluteered, officers, ranl, and file, and musicians
except four pfivates.
Throughout the north, and in Maryland, and
in the District of Columbia, daily occur offers
from military organizations, of all arms, to vol
untoer.
Washington will be a camp, on the Fourth OF
March.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23
Destructive FlRE-A FIRE broke out

Destructive FiRE-A FIRE broke out
on the east side of Washington avenue, between
the Lansing House aud the Eagle, in this city, at
three o'clock A. NJ, on Sunday. January 20, in
the second story Of Mrs. Boswelrs building. kept
q saloon and eating rooms, by George Murray,
and before it was discovered, had well nigh de-
stroyed the saloon, and the boot and shoe store
Of X. Boothroyd L Co.. Immediately under it.
Murray lost all his stock, furniture. fixtures.
wines, cigars, liquors, &c, in all amounting to
$4,000.
Boothroyd & Co, los, large portion of their
stock, fixtures and tools, amounting 70 $1,000.
The building was destroyed
The next building south, was one story wood
en- store, occupied as grocery and saloon by J.
Gould. and owned by J. NJ. Shearer. Building,
and shop IN the rear, were burned, loss about
$500. Mr.. Gould's loss is abou. slOo. in stock
and furniture.
The building next south Of Shearer's was the
Post Office, owned BY Geo. W Peck, a total loss
d $500 c. Havens office, 5000 The mails
were all saved
The night was cold, owing to which and to
scarcity OF water, the Fire Department, the mem
oers OF watch were early on hand with their en-.
gne, we're not enabled to do more than to pre-
vent the spread Of the FIRE. As it was, they
Aved much loss, and worked well with the ate,
which they got from the cistern in the capita
yard. The origin Of the Ere is unknown.
The parties insured, the names of the compan
eA and the amounts respectively are as follows
Boothroyd 4 Co., Phoenix, Hartford. A.. COZ
Springfield, Mass, son
Geo. Murray, Home, ny, LOO
Mrs. Boswell Peoria IN oa<
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23

AN IMP0ETANT PRINCIPLE. - The power OF
townships to run in debt for public improvements
came UP on Friday, the House being in commit
tee Of the whole upon a bill to allow certain
townships of Allegan county to tax themselves
Tor river and harbor improvements on Kalamazoo
river. The committee of the whole manifested
much distrust of the power and of the expedien-
cy of placing the rights of minority of citizens
in the hands Of a majority.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23
DROBATE NOTTCE-State of Mich.

Il gsp, County of lnshsm, sat- a session Of the
Probate Court for the County Of lngnau, holden at he
Probate Office, in the village Of Mason Monday, tee
ed day OF January in the thousand eight hun
dred and sixty Present, VIM III Pncknev, Judge of
Probate. In the matter Of the estate of Norma Clark
deceased. On read and Sling the pet ton duly vef
ed, OF Elizabeth Cars widow Of said dece se, prs
that letters Of administration upon said nsy be
Co, Mich:
Thereupcn it is Ordered that Monday the Is day Of
February next at Il O'Clock the frenoOn be assign
ed for the bearing Of said petition and that the hers
Law Of said deceased, and all other persons aie7es
said Estate, are required TO appear at session ~ said
Court then to be hotGen at the Probate Once. lie wi
lage OF Mason, and show If there be- why the
prayer Of the petitioner should be granted And il;
further Ordered, that said pstore. give notice n the
persons interested 10 said estate, OF the Iencelcy Of sad
petition and the hearing thereof b. copy u
this order to be published the Lansing Republican, a
nesspape' printed and circulating County o Ing
ham, three successive weeks previous 10 s av of
ing. (Atrue copy wM H. FlNCKNEY,
3vSc0 Judge of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23
The WEArHER.-We have had all kind.

The WEArHER.-We have had all kinds
showed, frozen, thawcd and hailed, all in one
day. Sunday was the first really beautiful day
that had occurred in a fortnight. The weather
and its prognostics, bid fair to become a regular
science. Mr.. Ryan has applied to the Legis!a'
ture for aid to send his treatise and system oil
weather prophecy to every child in the State
drawing public school money. Pretty soon they
will each and all know as much a. he about tina,
matter.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23

The Bon SLED Term -Sleighing. after
a fashion, commenced hereabuuts on the twenty
fifth OF November Since Dec. 20, there has
been excellent sleghing, without Interruption
A fine winter for al kinds of Out-oi-door work,
and highly conclusive TO hrtatons in sparkling, and
some desperate cases taking toll on bridges, from
the lips Of pretty girls.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23

Rev. Mr.. ViBBERr will preach in the
Senate Chamber next Sabbath, Jan. 81, at 10 -
A. NJ, p. NJ, and O'Clock in the evening
Subject for the ecsaing: "The doctrine Of
endless punishment is not taught in the Old
Testament"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23
DROBATE NOTICE.-Statc Of Mich

l. igan, County Of Insham, sat a session al the
Probate Court for the County Of Ingham, holden at the
Probate Office Mason, Monday the 2ist day az lac
uary, the year thousand eight hundred AID sixty
one Present, VIM II Pnckney, Judge of Probate. In
the of the estate Of John Tower deceased On
reading and filing the petition, duly verified, IF isaec
Carl, ying among other things for the probate &C
writing purportiug to be the will and
Testament of John Tower, deceased, and for letter,
mentary upon said estate 10 said petitioner, named
executor in said will
Thereupon orcerei, that Monday, the 18th day
February next at ii O'Clock the forenoon be
for the hearing Of said petition, and that the heirs al
Of said deceased and ali ether persons interested said
estate required TO appear al session Of said Court
then TO be holden at the Probate Office, the village
Mason, and show cause, any there be- Why the pIaye.
Of the petitioner should not be granted Is further
Ordered that said petitioner give notice the perso
interested in said estate of the tendency Of said petition
and the hearing thereof by copy of this oder
be published In the Lansing Republican, n.vspapei
printed and circulating in said county of ngham,
eessive weeks previous to said day of hearing
a true ccpy.) WI. Fl PlNCkSEY,
SW5OO Md tff 1yCIs-f
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23

The FOLLY OF ScUFFLING. - Thomas
Ship, a man dependant upon his labor for the
support of his family, had his leg broken in a
scuf1e with a friend, after the fire on Sunday
morning. Thus an industrious man loses a
months work more in dead Of winter, 20 pay
for a few mnutes dangerous recreation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23

MorHERs Rad THIS The following is extract from
letter written by the pastor Of Baptist Church to the
journal and Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks
volumes IN favor Of that world renowned medcne-MRs
WINsLcw SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TRETRING
We see All advertisement in your cclums of Mrs.
Wiusow's soothing Syrup. Nov said word
in favor al patent Medicine before life, but We
feel compelled say your readers that this hum
bug-wE HAVE TRIED TT AND KNOW n
Il probably, Of the successful medicines OF
lhs day. because It Is Of the best And those of your
readers who have babes can do better than to lay
supply" ly2oS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23

PROBATION THE MOTHER OF Conf
DkNcE-A man here in Lansing. receiving news
that the house OF a near relative had been rob
bed by burglars loaded double barrel gun,
and placed it in a handy place. After this was
went quietly TO bed, leaving his front door
wide omen
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICE
TEETH ON RUBBER PLATE.

shall remain in lansing few weeks, professionally
and wish TO inform the public generally, that am build
ing. Sets of Te-eth VULcANzzp RrBBER, a new and
very superior bass for artificial teeth And in that
is fully equal If not superior to god only endorse the
opinion % large number o. patrons who have used both
kinds It's eheapness, durability, great strength, and
perfect seetness in the mouth, speak volumes in its
praise. II about one half much gold. Let all
Interested call and see specimens Teeth ded cleaned
and extracted in equal to the best-ch1yges
Ba2jerdts, and ali work consciestious!y warranted
flee oyes N:ele's Book Store. j. 5. C0RBIN.
REsEsKScTs u. c Bailey, Banker Rev. J. n Gregory
Chares Thayer T Ford Timothy Baker, 81 Johns.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23

CgoUr or RarrIEs-For this dangerous disease, the
Magnetic Ointment may be relied unfAilng
edy, applied season Apply profusey to the throat
and chest, and heat in.
Burns are essed Of all pain in very few minutes, and
heal without II Is sovereign remedy for burns.
FROZEN IIxEskeep away from the dre take the frost
out in ct ice water then wrap up in Ointment Re-
new the Ointment in Il hours they will no
pain after he frost is out, and will be entirely we'll in
few days.
Bronchitis and Asthma cured by DR.. Trasks Mag
netc Ointment, and even Consumption has in number
OF cases been cured.
Read Advertise ment in this paper 3njanl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvED.-Mr Spalding has
sold two millions of bottles of his eebrated Prepared
Glue and il is estma that each bottle 1T
dollars worth Of broken furniture thus making an
aggregate Of twenty million Of dollars reclaimed
tai loss by this valuable invention. Having made his
Glue household word, he proposes do the world
still greater service BY curing all the aching heads his
Cephalic Pills. and they good his Glue Head.
aches will soon vanish away like snow in July.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-23

CcUGHs - The sudden changes of our climate are
sources Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL, and AsrHMATc AFFEc-
Tons Experience having proved that simple remedies
often ct speedily and certainly when taken in the early
stages Of the disease should at be had to
" BroCn's bronchial Troch-s " Lozenges, let the Cold
Cough Irritation Of the Throat be slight
by this precau ion serious ack may be efec
taaily vsrded of Public Speakers and Singers will End
ths eeeua for Gle srng and strengthening the voice
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