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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20

The FIREMEN.-Tbe most meritOrious
and the poorest paid people in the world, are the
Fremen. They go at moments warning to res
cue our wives, children and property from the
devouring flames, through cold, ice, snow, and
mud-they trudse along with their ponderous
Engine ready to brave any danger, and to 90
active service.
Let it be borne in mind that the Torrent boys
Of this city give their Third Annual Soiree at the
Representative Hall on Friday evening Of this
week. We hope that the gallant boys will have
aglorio 3 "bumper on the occasion. Let the
room be filled-there will be a good time-no
mistake
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20
OVER Asx,ous.-Mr. James NJ shearer,

OVER aNXlOCS.-Mr.J james NJ. ChcoIcI,
the worthy host of the Eagle Hotel in this city,
had occasion to visi. Jackson On business OF
Friday last, and starting at an early hour in the
morning; and not having go. the consent OF
some Of his neghbors, certain individuals started
the word around town that Shearer had abscon
ded Immediately thereupon, there was a gem
e,ul scramble for the goods and chattles left be-
hind by the aforesaid Shearer. Attachments
home the following day, he found the house full
and every part theseof undergoing inspection
by the officers. On his sudden appearance, there
was a general REIMBURSEMENT of claims, and a
general running of creditors-ins;ead Of the
running of Shearer. One creditor, who had at
tached for over $500 due him, from the afore
said, suddenly found that he owed Shearer him
self, and on. Now, We have only to say that
We have known Mr.. Shearer for several years and
have always found him an honest, upright, fair
dealing man, and SO we believe him to be now :;
aud be is the very last man in this whole coun-
try whom we should suspect Of absconding or
trying to cheat his creditors We hope this at
tempt on the part Of some to injure him,
viii now that he ias returned, fall harmless
particularly that $500 attempt Some of
those who attached, no doubt were induced
to DO so from fear Of loss and without consdera
ton. Ii was an unfortunate affair for all parties
and we hope hereafter Shearer Gas every mar
should do will when business calls him away,
u
town, the nature of his business, and the time
when he intends TO return, so that all NAV know
and be satisfied.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20

MxN OF THE LEGIsLATURE.-Hon. JAMES BiR-
NEY, the Lieutenant Governor and presiding of.
fear Of the Senate, by his urbane and courteous
demeanor, prOmptness and impartiality in the
Office gained as he justly merited. the generous
appreciation of all who had any business in the
Senate.
The same with truth may DE said of the Hon
DEXTER MUssEY, the able and efficient Speaker
of the House.
Among the hard working, influential men OF
the Legislature, We may notice Messrs. Joy, Prin.
gle, Morrison, Howell, Pratt, Phelps, Shank,
Baldwin, Insersol, Stout, DeLand, Gale, French
Williams, Baker, Strickland, and others.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20

THE BERLIN MIssIoN.-Mr. Norman B. Judd
of Chicago has been nominated by the Presdt mt
as minister to Prussia. Mr. Judd is an eminent
lawyer of high standing, has been for many
years leading member of the Senate of his
State. and as Chairman of the Republican State
Committee. contributed largely to the success
of the party in Illinois. a better appointment
could not have been made. He will be accom-
panied, as Secretary of Legation, by Mr.. Her
mann kreismann of Chicago. a gentleman OF
fine talents and educat OF. Il German by birth,
who was exiled to this country in 1913 in con-
sequence of his liberal political opnions.-N
Y Times
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20

Disastrous COHFLAGRATIoN- - About four
o'clock this morning, fire broke out in the fin
shing room of J. Miley's Cabinet Shop on Main
street, and before the flames could be extin-
guished, consumed the entire row of buildings
between the Massasoit House AMI the river.
Had it not been that the wind favored, the Mass
asoit House, together with the store of Messrs.
j. & +. Woodruff, must have been consumed.
A great portion of Mr.. Miley's large stock was
saved and aside from the bulldogs, the loss was
comparatively trivial Altogether, three buildings
wee burned. aud the Massosoit House slightly
damaged.-NIes Fireman.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20

lNFiAMMsnoSs.-N. Bin cham. c-ebated Physician
Utica, y says a. nave treated cases Of lnfsmma
of the I.duys, Inflammation of the ain, lDfamma
ton Of the B,~el, AMI kidneys, lntianmatory RheuDa
tsm Chi Bed Fever, with pr irs>k's Magnetic ONT
with pef-c, siccess, shen all internal RENE
dies have failed; ai,o Lungs with like 10 the
epidemic known the Patrld ysipeias, by which So
many vausbe Ives lost, ties ed it frequently and
fail-d of eIecng speed and certain In
Of Burns, Sprsin-, uses, Frozen Limbs, Chill
b.an- cures like a charm. y, physcian fam
lily single day xi;hout this neicsns after be
comng aeiua nted with its POSER to cure "
SORE i.PS, CHAPPhD HANDS, AND CHILBLAiNi,
comp cured By three applications of the
Magnetic Ointment
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20
EXTRAORDINARY ELOPEyExr.-An extraordi

EXTRAORDINARY ELOPENExr-An extraordi
uary elopement was carried out at Cincinnati
on Wednesday. A stern father having forbidden
his handsome daughter to entertain her lovers
addresses, she left the honse in the morning, and
wasmarred. Soon afterwards a gentleman took
passage to Memphis for himself and negro SER
want, and arrived just as the steamer was about
sailing. The negro at once set to work TO darn
coarse woolen stocking, in which she was en-.
gagged when, accompanied BY policeman, the
suspec,ing father passed her. After the steamer
got under weigh, from the ladies' s,ate-room
beautiful wife emerged, beamine with JOYOUS
hope, and elegantly dressed. Her negrodom was
not even skin deep, but burnt cork.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20

Group OR RArIIss For This dangerous disease, the
Mag ueuc On meut may be relied unfAiing Ien-
sdy, If apples season Apply profusely To the throat
and chest, AMI heat in.
Buns ess- OF all pain in very fe~ minutes, AMI
heal without scar. 1t is sovereign remedy for burns.
FROZEN IIMRs keep f:om the fre take the frost
out IN or ice water, then wrap up in Ointment Re-
new the n,ment in II hours they will
pain after the frost is out and will be entirely we'll in
few days.
Bronchitis and Asthma cured by Dr. Trask's Mag.
DIN ment, and Consumption has in q number
O. ca .es been cured.
Read Advertisement IN -,is paper 3mjsn1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20
To Consun,ptives.

Toe advertiser having tee restores 10 health IN few
week by npe remedy, At sr having suffered
eral years v.,b lung sd.e1ien and That dreac
dises-e iIsCI p'ions "a make kno~u to hIs
& los q res mean fcrs
To al ii" desr. it, he seed copy %: the prescrip
Il use iee f charged. q. d.r-eirns for rrep~r
Ing mi usiog which the, ~ and SURE CrRF
CoSsCNrroS ASTHMA BRONCHITIS Sc, The only oblec'
Of he DIV. s-n ibe ir >crp'"n IS TO b-ne 81
the zfe5-i sDi spread inf ~Hih he conceves
b. invaluable. and he hop-s,v-', sss - sill try his
d., u VII COS, them no and may prove
oe-sipg
Parties wishing the prescription VII 2 ease address
Rev. EDNA ARD A WILSON,
ll3sl vi Liza MI lrrh CnnnfI Y Y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20
u TakEN-However that ia ne;.be,

TAKEN -dOwever, that Is neither
nere nor there; she went home to breakfast,
and had scarcely caught the full flavor of the
nrst SIP OF tea, when the servant passed her a
plate Of Biscuit. the sight of which, to say moth
ing OF the smell, immediately threw her into
Violent Mysteries. "Oh!r she exclaimed. in an
asoazins tone OF voice, take the horrid things
rom my sight" This sad spectacle would have
oeen prevented had the cook used ID. B. De-
Land a Co.'S Chemical Saleratus. instead of
'aat worthless, impure stuff which did find its
way INTO hat otherwise peaceful and happy
household. ID. B. DeLand & Co., Fairport.
Monroe Co, \. Y, make a perfectly pure and
,'haoie saleratus 1t can be procured of most
ueaiers In groceries. Sold at wholesale by the
aealers in Chicago and Milwaukee.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20
Rev. EDW ARD A WILSON,
ls2s4 Wi liam burgh kngs County,N Y
l2s4

MOTHERS READ rHs-. he folio~ iag i. from
let by The pastor of pti- Church to ia.
journal and Messenger NC mat, Ohio and spe 4,
volumes favor Of hat World ned medclne-MRs
WINSTON : SOOTHING SYRUP FOE CHILDREN TEETHING
- We advertisement N .oar coiUms of Nr-
Wins oa's Sooihirg Syrup zoe lever said n VOID
in fav r a pat. mt Med cine before n our life, but
fe-i compelled 'ese that this hum
nug-wE KNOW III tn BE ALL IT CLAIMS -
l. p ooably. # the essfu! medc Of
h day because il j. 81 tie hest And those Of ynur
readers ave babes CAM do better than to lay
.uariv lyao3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having

AV1 been mad in rhe concit gu. OF a certain n,rya.
executed by Horauo H aud Loc-m-, his fe and b
ntIart- X. aud Mary, his WIFE If chi.an, Mary
IN, of New Yo h. dated tie nth dy Of Eecember
a. -ght-en hundred and hty eight ed D-cem
nth, A 1853, IN The Orce of the Register of
leeds the county OF lnghi the Stat-of Mich
hber II Il mortgages, pages H. and LIS, upon
gage the caImejt t. te due at the date of this
notice tn. # tselve humid ed and thirty dol
las and fit. cents, and suit proceeding, law
instituted 10 thereof
the eo hereby gwen, that "Wednesday the tftn
ay # June xt at elv- O'c ock NON, all sell at
puol ion, The CHEST bidder (sae take place
h-Iont dos vi the Ing ham ca cut curt house the
village # Mas,n ~ the pens ntaned in .uch mort
gage Tor much thereof shal be ary
y the 'unt due such mortgage, wnh ten
est, and esai costs, tge her NTH A,toru.y free
If Gf;y dOrs coventnted tor therein, hat is to
following Ia cel Of land ate in nghsm cDun
y, Mich gam the no, tn quarter of n
~ and the North west quar-: of section ten lO) in
town north Of range tao vet
MARY BURNS Mortgage
WV J WATERMAN, Attorney.
Dated Deuor, March 5th, A d. 1861. 13AS07
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20
GROWING IN THE SENArE.-The correspond

UHo"L iN' IN Ihk SkNAiE.-ine CosTesPohu-
ent Of the Cincinnati Gazette, telegraphs IA fol-
lows, concerning the objections, raised in the
Executive session of the Senate, concerning
Bates and Blair:
Senator Mason, of Virginia, said he should
make no objections to the Northern men. but he
vas opposed to The confirmation of Blair and
Bates, they were citizens Of slaveholding
States. On them he voted "NO," with Mr..
Mitchell, of Arkansas. and ClDgman and Bragg.
OF North Carolina. The other nominees were
confirmed unanimously.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20
HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
Cough Remedy

TITS vs'asble preparation, freed Of AL the common
cnps nsnt-, sGch op a,-s, EspectGfAuts, ~hich
not .Dy down the -m, but destroy all OF
Nil be toGnd trisl IA possess the tliowog prop
ertes, and u -1ieh the most valuable Iesno may
o- found IN tie pampb'es
Fs ~hcopng Cough. and scot hing syrup il Gets
every ~sot, ami BY early ia gest pro-
PARTON of ruptur-s IN children hieh be u>ced 70
whnopn- Cough.
In ornssry Coughs and Bronchial mp,ants, the Fore
runIers 0f Consumpt It's splendid properi
make uot cuy he m perfect enemy 20 ti>ea-e but
Guilds up sus,aIus he y stem against
II tie complaint No n1s-y should ~lhoat 1t, nor
bou parents fail to get pamph IN b. found With all
dea as The only ~ O Justice 70 its value
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20

WHEELER 4 WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, WITH NEW
INPRov.xEyIs, AT REDUCED PRIcxs-The Wheeler 4 Wi
Nanufctr NJ Company having gained ALL their suits
with infringing manufacturers Of Sewing Machines
sr"pcs-s that TIL pub -hal be benefited thereby -nd
have ngls reduced the prices of their Sewing Ma
chimes After this day they will b. sold at rates that III
paw fair profit the cost of Manufacture capital in
ed and expense of max ng safes, such prices vii
-nsb DE them max. FIST ciass machines and here
,oiore. qua them ia every particular.
q NJ PARrRl tiE, General Ag't Tor VI chgsn Detroit
| GlIIET j. Ae-ut f. r. Ian NJ and vicinity.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20

NAN kILLED.-At seven o'clock last evening,
Martin keaf was killed at the depot in this city.
He was waiting with his wife for the e. l. c. L..
r. Il. train intending to go to MciIenry Co.,
Ill.,, where lie Ewes, when he undertook to cross
one of the switch tracks and was struck in the
head by the switch engine Wolf, breaking mis-
skull. The engine and one freight car passed
over his body, breaking both of his legs aud
smash ng the righs one in horrible manner
,Janesyiiie Wis., Republican.
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SINE DIE.-The Legislature adjourned

SINE DIE-The Legislature adjourned
sine die on Saturday lat. having passed nearly
800 bills and j,int resolutions. The business OF
the Legislature closed on Thursday noon, and
large numbers If the members left on that day
and Friday. We snail endeavor to publish soon
the titles OF ,he laws that have been enacted
business wa- transacted with railroad speed du-
ring the last days of the session; printers and
clerks had no leisure moments and sleep, blessed
sleep refused or neglected to cover them. Ike a
hin, kpt
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20
DoGs.-The Legislature last week pass

DUGS.-lhe Legislature last week pass
edthe dog law. 1t provides for the levying Of
dog in their several districts. The proceeds, at
ter re im5arsing property owners for damages
done by dogs, to be applied to the support
Of common schools. There appears to he dog.
ed determination in the State to support the
Schools. Several "dogs" have probably had
their day. We must confess that We are dcgged-
ly glad that solemn dogs ology will soon be
sung over several worthless "dogs" that have
infested streets for months, to the small Diet.
riment of crinonc in muddy weather especially.
Requies-cdt-Eo dog.
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sIUSlClPAL ELECTIONS.
Troy, n. Y, March ).

Troy, n. l., Marcn >.
Geo. 3. Warren, Jr., Union candidate. was
elected Mayor of this city to-day. The Union
men also elected Assessor, Justice, and one OF
the Council.
Rochester, March 8.
John c. Nash, Republican, has about 900
majority for Mayor; all the Republ can City
ticket is elected, except Police Justice. The
Republicans elected eight Aldermen and the
Democrats four. which makes the Common
Council fifteen Republicans aud nine Democrats.
The City Superv isors will stand about the same
as Aldermen. Possibly five Democrats to seven
Republicans.
Poughkeepsie. March ).
Jas. Browne Republican, was elected May
of Poughkeepsie to-day.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20

CorGHs - The sudden changes of climate are
sources Of PULMONARY BRONCHIAL and AsrHxATc AZTEC
Tons Experience having proved that simple remedies
often act speedily and certainly when taken the early
stages OF III disease recourse should al be had
- Brosoh's Brnnchia Tochs ;" Lozenyes the Cold
Cough, or lrtaon of the Throa. be ever so sight as
by THIS precauyion more serious att ack b. ef-c
tualy ~arded off Pubic Speaker aud Singers Will fud
he eectua for clearing aud s,seng Leung the voice
see advertisement 6moaS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20

WINrER.-The old fellow has leaped
from the lap of Spring entirely" and having
embraced once more his ''orisinal principles y
ia bound " to reign tremendous DER the Goa
ouered year" For the past week We have had
piercingly cold weather, and to-day We are hav-
ing thick driving snow storm, with the snow al
ready two inches deep.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20
SOLDIERS FROM FoRr Srup,re tn,

SOLDIERS FROM FoRr SUNPTER-Three sol.
diers recently discharged from Fort Sump,er.
have reached this city. They report that Mai
Anderson is short of fuel and provisions, and
that twenty-five of his men would be discharged
from service yesterday. by the expiration of their
time OF enlistment, none Of whom were disposed
to re-enter the ARMY. Y. Tribune.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20

The BENTON COUNTY MURDER CAss-The
case Of King. Rogers and Haggett, the men ar
rested some three weeks ago by the Attica Reg
ula'ors, On suspicion OF having murdered Dr.
Rowe were discharged by the Benton Circuit
Court to-day. the grand jury refusing to find in
dictmen,s against them. The parties we're de.
Tended BY James Young and Jacob Benedict,
Esqrs, OF Oxford, and Major Mace, and Jones &
Huff, OF this city.-Latayette (Lnd) Courier.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20
CHARITY LODGE, l. o. S. NJ,
A. lCcs

Grand Commander Mnne-ha ha Lodge, o.
S. ~, Philadelphia Il beg leave to notify
your Lodge that, at a meeting held last evening
a, the Grand Commandery in this city, General
Twiggs Of the u S. A. was expelled from the
Order unanimously. Hi, name is now inscribed
with 80. 5. A." Notify all the brethren in your
circle to shun him.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20

The UNIVERSAL CorGB REMEDY CASES. OF WHoorNC
CorGH There probably more cases OF Whoopin
Cough continued ~ g5rst length Of tine bg the
i.e contain ~. .rctlant which not only sggra
the . ugh. bat down M system, making the
cough fatal, p0ducirg n,ura zion, than by any OH
cause. THIS coup tel, obv.~,ed IN the Universal
Cough Remedy. which II thing TO produce
p'nstr, and the Cough yields naturally bile
the system sustained Re ults Justify this declaration
and all asked satisfy themselves by uia See ad
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20
March 4th, 1861.

l. LsSrEKN,S, nsnt;s,-would say that he is now
prepared TO make teeth yalesnie Rubber Base
AMI that lasfaliy, by having purchased Paent. re
vii furnish the sane To tho-e wanting teeth in
factory m nner as they cheap nd durable, AMI may
" preferred 10 Gold or Silver Plates Office ms
dence, on Crane Street east 1T the Car ,oi. 5w30!
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ID L Y ID.

In Oneida Eaten county. March 9Th 1861 of Conees.ive
fhils, RACHEL, n>crto Robert Pointer aged Al years
Ms Pointer exlcren ed religion a. D. 1sil, and join
ed the " Church, OF winch she lived an accepa bic
rnber until she changed her relation and 10 ned the
church of the United Re,hren in Christ. She lived a
consistent christian life, snd though lie III came sudden
y il found her really. She eft husband and FIVE ch.
tIen - mouo her loss Her funeral attended by
large cpnro1rse of friends
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20

FIRE. A small dwelling house in the
FRS, Ward, belonging to Capt. }. X. Price, was
consumed bv FIRE yesterday afternoon. 1t was
occupied by a tenant, whose furniture &c, was
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20

SxAsu-UP-As Mr.. L. LaRue. Esq, was
driving down the avenue yesterday. his horse
took fight and threw Mr.. l.. from the buggy
the horse made splendid race, having lett the
burov behind in a demolished condition. Mr..
L. escaped with few slight bruises.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20
CITY CLERK UFEitE. }
L1nsiao, Ma, Cd 10ts, 1861. (

CITY CLERK UFFi,E
Lnnsia0, MAJ ca 10th, 1851 (
70 tie qualified electors II the City Of LInsing;
Notice i hereby yv- the al Il the
several Wards, acting a Board Of REGISTRATION under
aud b. virtue of ed further To pre-
the purity of elect and guard aga the abus
approved Feb Il 1859, wil, en- thursday and FL
day. the 18th and - days of March, 1851 be
between tn hou OF O'Clock in The TO- euoon and
nve 10 tn afte mon.
In the First " -rd at the Office Of J P. Cow,es.
10 the Seeoni Ward at the common C,uncii Room.
In The Third Ward at the Lansing Hue
10 the Fourth Wad at The II tel k-p: b. J. II Hill
When ant where all persons .ntitec TO the elee-
tive franchise under attic seven. section one, Of the
Consttut al the State IF Mich gan, esiker their
n'i,le them the privilege OF NJ under tie
ed preserve the pa.ts Of elections
r. order vf the Bcar-i of Reg s,rauon-
ewSa. JAMES q >T.F-OR City Carl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20
wednesday Morning, March 20. 1861

REPUBLICAN Caucus Republicans
Of the town OF Waiertown will meet in caucus
a, Loxelrs School House, on Saturday the 23d
ms. NJ two o'clock p. NJ.
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s i + c A l. Office S.
Republican City Convention.

Repubi can City Convention " II he'd AZ Representa-
tive Hall "a Thursday even March II, 1891 for the
pup Of nrmnst;ng candidates for city eff. ers
sa ported AZ The city election. and The trans
action OF other necessary business Each Ward will b.
entitled to Is delegates
By ORDER OF CITY COMMITTEE
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STATE TEACHERS INSTITUTES. - The
Teacher, Institutes TO be held at Howell ard
Three Rivers, we are informed by the Deputy
Superintendent, viii be held bur five days, com.
nepcins a, noon of the day appointed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20

Xiv Advertisements have the privilege OF three
-harges ...r,,, nd ,riin.rx
,.;..s. AIver ments, only Al others charseao!
T.. square
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plaster.
! The Great S;renythener aud Pam Destroyer!
AThsT


HOCSEHU ID RtMtDl IN TIE WORLDl
These reno~ ned ilss'-rs aD weakness and dis.
tress, in the back sides and breast h,- hun In.
deed certain they To do this that the Prop etor
warrants hem Spread fem esns, la sans gums,
BEAUTIFUL Kid leather, end-rs them recusry ada
ed To the wants Il Females Others Th- ppi,cati,
unv~T.Ui- qnsy u the strong tie de
man, and tie f-bl- infant To each ana al the, rove
balm and b-ssrg heir Use l. eeso and iih-
out annoyance or trouble Zach fast.t viii wear " IN
q fr months, and Va rheumatic comp sinis .p aims
and uiSS frequently effect whilst other RENE
dies fail. Full directions will be fe, Il IN the back OF
each Public speakers, vocasts ministers of
Others viii strrng hen lungs improve ,hei
voices by wearing tn the east PRICE IsA Gle.
So Ire above articles sold b. tie c.a err in
Lsus ng by X. Keot. M,oa, snc b, Drugg-ts through
out the United state, Cnaass and south Amer ca at
wholesale 10y all large Druggists it- pnnci,ai cities.
ifRRlCk H BROTHERS,.
1yis256 Prrcfcai Chm AL1rg, ~. y.
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Masonic Notice.

Accommodation ri Capital Ledge If :. u. Ns. 66,
si be held a. Mas Hall, every Wednesday evening
al O'Clock There he ork or school of NC
ton st each Communics,on
EFF. SIyEgD, Sreary
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WM c FILLER.
Up uANu. Mich. Ian Il 1851


Mr. SPAIDIyG, SIR Not long ne .-nt to ,uu for
box If Cepbalc ri for the Of Nervous Headache
and Ce>tv~nes- and received the same. they had
god an eJfeet 1 uos i.dtc.d T. send far m9re
Please .end by return mali. Direct
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-20

Sons OF MALrA-The Sons of Malta, Of New
Orleans, have given evidence that, although they
may Ike the treason that their section profits BY,
they despise the traitor. Read the communica-
ton that has been received by the Mime ha-ha
Lodge of Philadelphia: