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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-27
suicide "a jail

The community we're somewhat startled on
Monday evening last, 10 hear thar Samuel W.
Pipney, who was confined IL jail on charge of
poisoning his wife, had committed suicide by
hanging himsel; in his cell His trial was 10 have
commenced in the Circuit Court on the following
morning
He was seen by ,he iaicr ia the afternoon,
when the last remaining prisoner beside himself,
was taken from the jail and sat At liberty. Pin
new was thus LETT entirely alone, having the range
of the hall. When his supper was taken 20 him
his cell door was found closed, and pushing it
open, he was seen hanging by the neck, by means
o. a sheet attached TO . gt,, some six or seven
feet from the floor. His feet just touched the
floor and he was then cold
The impression here, and also in the town of
Whi,eiord. where he resided, has been that he
vas guilty, and bis act of seiidesirnction, We
presume, viii not dispc that impression.
Some time ia December last, he handed Mr.
Tiden, the counsel assigned him by the court
n defend him, the following note for publica-
ton:
This is to certify that do affirm in the pres.
ence of Almighty God, that | never have been
Instrumental in any wav o. causing the death Of
INV wife Sine was az dear 20 me "a lie itself
aud Of all earthly treasures, she was next my
heart
There wa some testimony introduced ON my
examination that stated false assertions, but |
forgive them | am in chains and shackies in
Aouroe JAIL for crime never committed, nei-
Their 90 believe il ever committed. NV
persecution is more than can bear This is all
have to say, SAMUEL W. PINNEY.
Dated at Monroe Jail, Dee 10, 1860"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-27

Special Dlspsfeh ~ ths y I Ev-nl tos'.
WAsniSGroN, Feb. IS, 1861.
Another in,ialmeni ri Floyds acceptances,
amsunting 10 6rty thousand dollars, reached this
city TO-DAY.
kumors are aiOa' To the effect that the money
raised on the accepianccs WAS wen 10 parties
who we're concerned in the plot for the over
throw Of the government. Bailey, the clerk,
Who seems u have been the catspsw Of the chief
robbers, is said ia have exchanged good securi-
ties for the worthless bonds Of Florida and other
States
The Peace Conference sdnaBed over because
shc Committee or adjustment was not ready 10
report. There Is 10 probability that the commit
Ice will Immediately agree upon report, espec-
ssa'y 1t the proposition to recognize the right Of
secession is insisted upon. h. Northern mem
oers OF the Con!srcuce are geuerals united in
opposition to such doctrine
II 10 announced that Federal officer in Vir-
glnia has been detected in making up false ac-
counts, involving new loss to the government
q some $4,000
The speech Of Mr. Lincoln al Indianapolis pro.
ouees great effect here. Ii is regarded "a an
expression Of the President elect to re,ake the
Scsts, collect the revenue in the ports of the Sc
ee<ding States, and stop the postal arrangements
The influence ct these declarations Of Mr. Lin.
seoln npon the Republicans in Congress is very
peseepnhle.
The opinions expressed in the letter ascribed
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-27

The NEW SENATOR FOR \. Y. - Every one
who knows him will be pleased at the election OF
Hon. Ira Harris to succeed Mr.. Seward. lie is
calm, powerful, and conservative, and will carry
immense weight into the Senate. He was emi-
nently distinguished as a member OF the Court OF
Appeals, from which he has recently retired, as
he has been in whatever position he has been
called TO fill. In every respect as firm, as concil
iatOry, and az able the distinguished gentle
man whom he succreds he is emineDtly the man
for the times ard tor the place-Boston Irdr-
elier.
The Republican members OF our Legislature
have elevated worthy successor to w. Seward.
Judge Harris is a gentleman of high character
and talents, ard will represent the great State of
New York with ability, tdeiits and honor. He
viii use his utmost forts 10 compose the pres
ent unhappy st'ifes, by a conciliatory, union low
ing, and honorable adjustment, ~ithou, any aban-
donment Of the cardinal principles Of the Repub-
lean party.-B;nyh amto,' Republican.
The nomination Of Hon. Ira Harris, oi Albany
on Saturday evening, for United States senator,
will meet with general appreciation. Judge
Harris is a sound Jurist and Statesman. and will
be equal we think, To the emergencies OF the
times. He may be depended on to stand by the
Constitution aud laws iuJari Union.
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southern Members RobbinS the Congress
sio0ai Library.

IL is ascertained that, in addition to the other
frauds perpetrated by the seceedng Members Of
Congress they have taken from the Congression-
al Lbrary-which is, probably the best in this
country. containing many books which canEot
b. obtained elsewbere-sone Of the most yalua-
bic volumes in the whole collection. Thousands
OF dollars worth have been thus abstractei and
carried off by these members. Among them, a
single South Carolina member, l am informed,
has than four hundred dollars worth OF d.
gesrs Of the most valu ible character, and which
can never be replaced. Scarcely one OF these
gentlemen took the trouble 10 return his books,
but, on the contrary, were very cautious TO have
them packed and sent off. am further informed
that member from one of the border States,
who favors secession, and thought his State sure
TO secede, sent orders for upwards of one thou
sand dollars worrh-o books recently, which, un-
der the rules of the Library, were refused. This
is regarded here to be very near akin to what
Webster defines as theft Washington Cor.
". T. Times.
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CONCERNING FoRT SUAPTER. - Notsi;hstand-
ing all the sensational para graphs about the At
tack of Fort Sunpter, letter, very definite and
earnest has been received by + kngmaE, from.
a gentleman formerly III Congress from that State,
stating that Fort Sumptcr will be taken. at hat
ever cost of life, before the ith of March. The
writer himself takes part in the enterprise. and
full credit is given to his declarations here by
gentlemen of high standing. The same writer
also asserts that South Carolina will demand a
guarantee Of free trade in the Montgomery Con-
gress, and tina, she and other cotton States will
oppose any tariff of duties OH imports of high.
rate than IA per cent Washington Cor.
Of the Times.
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser having been restored to health few
week, by .impe remedy after having suffered sew
erai years with q lung affection, and that dread
disease Coasumption-s to make kno~n 10 his
s- los sufferers the means # cure.
To all Who desire it, he will seed copy of the prescrp
ton used ree IF chArge) with the directions for rrepar
ing and using the same, which they will find SURE CuRF
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &C. The only object
of the advertiser send the Prescription is TO benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he conceves
TO be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, it will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing
Parties si>hIEg the prescription will Please address
REy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ly.Sl liamsburyh Kings COUNTY ". r.
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ly.sl wiliamsburgh, Kings County, ". Y.

iNFIAMNArIoSs N. BSzham, celebrated Physician
CIica, Y, say: " have treated cases of Infamma.
ton IF the Lungs Inis 0 the Bf ain, In4mma-
ton Of the B1ses ami kidneys lnhs -ms,ory Rheuma-
tsIn, CLi'i Be Fever With Dr. irasSs Magnetic ont.
wtA peff-ci shen all int nal rrm-
die. have failed; also Lungs SIh IKE J. the
epidemic known the Putrii Erysipelas, b. which s.
many uabe lives were lost ed frequently zIi
it faiI-d of eectng speedy and certain Ia
cases Of BJrn', Sprains -us-s, Frozen Labs, Chill
blans &, it ike charm. y, physician or fam
ily wi be single day u!;i,oat this medicine, after be
con- NJ q IA ed ~.'h ~ Is-i TO cue -
SORE IL :, 1iiArPnD HANDS, AND CHILBLAIN,,
conp sled By two three applications of the
Adgns, mem
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~ AGAIN WE sAY,-Use DeLand 4

IL AGAIN WE SAY,-Us1 VtEiHu q
Co.'S Saleratus; il you have any regard for the
health Of yourself and family, throw TO the dogs
the miserable, impure stuff which has so long
exercised your patience, and made your bread,
pastry, &c, disgusting to look at or to taste
DeI.ands Chemical Saleratus is perfectly pure
and will produce the most satisfactory results
when used in preparing food II is sold by most
grocers and storekeepers- Manufactured at Fair
port, Monroe Co, y. Y. Sold at wholesale by
the dealers IN Chicago and Milwaukee.
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A PIE OF LETrERs.-It may not

undressing to many persons, to learn tina. all
business letters received at the auditor Generals
Office" are, at the close Of each year, arranged
in dictionary order " bound in volumes, num-
h.red and inJcxed. The letters for the year
1860 are now compiled in IL volumes. Some
idea Of the very great amount OF business annu-
ally done in that Office CEN be formed, when il is
understood that the number OF letters just bound
for the last year, is no less than eight thousand
four hwndred and siriy serep.
The whole number Of letters received and
bound in 1885 was 5,o54, showing an increase in
six years Of 3,4l3 letters, or more than sirty-
,.ren per cent Il should be borne in mind that
this correspondence, extensive as it is, IL only
one item of the business of that Office In some
other departments. the per cent Of increase OF
labor has been even greater than that shown by
the ircreasc cf lytters
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A Brliis,. ap.miu T.rss.i s",i Ess shrred I'm
savannah
The British Consul offers a .housc"d Dollars
Rearard for the Names 9th Cuiprif'.


The British Consul Offers a .ko;,so.pd Dollars
Resrard for the Names ofths Cuiprifs.
We published, dav ar two since. a telegraph.
lie statement that an English captain had been
tarred and ieatnerei by mol, in savannah
We learn through a gentleman just arrived from
that place, the particulars Of the outrage.
liz appears that the captain had employed a
free negro stevedore to load his vessel He was
yery anxious 10 push the work; and for this pur-
pose encouraged the stcvedore 10 unusual efforts
by various little acts Of kindness which he con-
sidered calculated t. aid bim in the accomplish
ment of his purpose. Among other things, he
Invited him TO take his dinner shpboard.-
The invitation was accepted. This annoyed the
mate, who communicated Ia some OF his acqiiaint
ances ON shore, with embellishments what the
captain had done.
Il required no great effort to raise the cry of
"kbolitionist" against the captain, nor 10 induce
a gar OF q, unkcn fascals To resolve upon his sum
mary Punishment The plan adopted was carried
out. A mob preceded To the vessel during the
dragged him from his vessel, and clothed him
with coat of tas aud feathers
Thr next DAY. the captain communicated with
the British Consul, who at offered reward
Of Al 900 for the apprehension of those guilty
Of the outrage.
Serious results are likely to grow ont Of this
act Our own government may pay no attention
u similar outraces upon Cur Own citizens, but
Great Britain ia more sen-itive.---1ijdny Ecen-
inq Journal
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The WORK OF TRAITOR-Thc Mobile Ad-
rertiser, says "Duriug the past year, 5,430
muskets have been quietly transferred fiom the
Northern arsenal at Springfield alone, to those in
the Southern States. We are much obliged to
Secretary Floyd for the foresight he has thus
displayed in dsarning the North and equpping
the South for this emergency. There is no tell
ing the quantity o! arms and ammunition which
were sent South from other Northern arsenals.-
There is 10 doubt but that every man in the
south who can carry gun can now be supplied
from private or public sources. The Springfield
contribution alone would a m all the uilli,amen
of Alabama and Mississippi"
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WHEELER & WILSON'S SxwISG MACHINES, NEW
INPRovs sENI., REpCcED PRICES The Wheeler VII
Nanuf,et.r ng Company having gained their su's
al az nth nrngng manufacturers Of S~~ng Machines,
that III. pub shAl be benefited thereby. and
have ,ngy reduced III. prces of their Sewing Ma
ch After this das ihey viii b solo 3, rates tia, ~ill
paw fair profit The Of manufacture capital in
vese;. and expense of making saes, such prices si
be them maxi fret machines, and, here
oioTe, qua item every psrtIca
q " PARrRI JGE, General Agt o- Mch;g gao, Detroit
l. GILLET, Jr., Ageot for Lansing and vicinity.
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A RATA MADE OF WOMEN's HAIR. The
Stockton tCal.) Republican learns that Mr.. Con.
nelly, who had just arrived from Fort Smith,
Arkansas, via. Salt Lake, reports having seen a
Texan purchase RATA, one hundred feet in
length, from an Indian, for about twenty dollars.
The hair Of which it was made was from the
heads Of women slain at the ever to be remem-
bered massacre of the Mountain Meadows. This
gentleman states that the RATA was one of the
most beautiful he had ever behed, even while
the scene of the cold blooded slaughter rose TO
his view as he looked upon this trophy OF the
savages.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-27

HuNyyw1rs ToirE AyoDyyE dsvecpes in TIE most per-
feet fora the requirements of opium without prodac
ing Of lis horrors The ply stefan patient who.
for the want Of god substitute, has witnessed The de-
sfruc,ive effects Of Opiua will no, fail made trial
the s'dyne ana it, perfect results not only upon
dsese but The natural state leaves the patient For
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Nervous and Chrome Head Ache,
Actual and Partial PARALYSIS 10th and Far Ache Bo-sl
Q rnp's''''s pei'irm Tremens. through all III. minor
y rvcus Comp ants TO that at Loss az ---p has no
p.rai:-l Pu ehasersof both Tie Anodyue and the
Regeiy, hoald b. cautious TO purchase o those tho
de eni hat:he perfect result of gsnu ne NAV
be disturbed Sod by all dealers See advertisement
and call for psrsphlets
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRfANsS
PULMONIC w FERS

The ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED 1885,, and first ar.
ticle Of the kind Introduced under the Of PrI-
NOyC WATERS, ia dis dEy othr country; oil other
P1sonic Hofers counterfets, The gesatre can De
kaoaon by The nGrse BRYAN Jeiag Stamped on each
WAFER
BRYAN's FCLNoyic WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, sore Tn oat Hnarsenes-.
BRYAN's PUIMpNIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BEYANs PCINoNIC wAFERs
Relieve Splitting of Bopi Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN PUIM1SIc WATERS
Relieve lnripent Consumption, Lung Disease,
BRYAN PCLNDNIC WATERS
Relieve lrr!tati n of she Uvuis and Tonsils.
BRyAS'- PULNoAIC WATERS
He.ieve the above Car pis ats IN Ten Minutes
RRTAN's PULNoSIC wAFERs
Are BLESSING O all Classes ana Constitutions.
BRyAN's PULNoNIC WATERS
Are adapted far ,cas,s and Public Speakers
BRYsN's PULNoNIc wAFEks
Are IN a simple form and peasant - the taste.
BaYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Not oay relieve, but eiIec' rapid and lasting Cures
BRYAN : rUINoNIC wAEERS
Are warranted 10 give satisfaction to every
M Esmly should be without a Box of
BSYAN's PCLMoSIC WATERS
IN the house.
No Traseier should be xithout a supply of
BRyAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
N his pocket
No person viii ever object % give for
BkYANs PJINlyIC wArEIs
Tsenty Fave Cents
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor Rochester, ". Y.
For sale by r Tbayer Co.. Lansing. Iy2ss
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SLAvELY DOOMED By REvOLUTIOS.-The ven
cradle Amos Kendall, in his patriotic appeal ID
his coun,rymen to save the Union, calls the at
tentiOn of the South to the fact that there il no
other property so mach put in jeopardy by rev.
oluton as slaves. Look, he asks, at st. Domingo,
Mexico, and the Spanish Provinces of South
America In them all, slavery persisted in revo-
luton while in Brazil and Cuba, which the rev.
dictionary fires never reached, it remains intact
and unassailable
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MOTHERS, READ ruIS The fsoSiay j. extract from
iet written by tho pastor Of ptist Church tn the
oasna! aud Messenger enc mat, Ono. and speak
vo'unes in favor II that world r-nosned mathematics
WISsIow 5 SOOTHING SyRrP FOR CHILDREN rsEnNG
= We see an adv rtisnenf ia YOUR columns of Mrs
WIGs : SHoihing Syrup Sos sad 4
IN iav'r "' patent Medicine before he. but W.
feel compelled 20 70 your reaie that this ham
hug-wE HAVE TRIED KNOW IT -
|; L.. P-oosby, e the uccessfa! niefc
the day, because ia d The hest And those of you
readers who ave bah can't Do better than lay
supply - ly2aS
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CoUGHs - The sudden changes Of climate are
If PULMONARY BRONCHIAL, and isrHaATIc AFFEC
Hons Experience having prove! that simple remedies
oen act speedily and certainly when taken the early
stages Of the disease, should be had to
" Browns R-oachi1i T0chs, z-nges, let .he Cold,
Cough, Irritation of the Throas be sight,
By this precautiOn serious at ack may be- e-c
tuslly ~srde of Pubic Speakers and Singers viii and
hen efectua for clearing aud Strengthening the
zee Advertisement. 6ni.93
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to Mr.. Peabody, Of London, opposing conces
sions on the ground that they would impair The
credit Of the government abroad, attract atten-
ton among the leading capitalists here, and have
been brought to the notice of the Cabinet 70.
,i.y
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By Inc Ct these P.is the periodic attacks of Nerr-
as Or SICK Headache mss be prevented and taken
the eoulmen cement Of stt.cs immediate relief fr
pain ani sickness si'I b. "btaiLed.
Tney dom fad IN NJ the yauss, and Hsaiacas
10 which lena Is subject.
They act geGily upon the bos-ls -:emoving ChStix-
For LseTd'y MN, Starsts, Delicate Females end ali
p-'-ous Il SEA 'tay habs, they valuab. L1r4-
ics. improvns the dppeie giving tome AMI rgor the
yestSe organs aud restoring The natural elasticity and
sj.engte Of The sho.e system.
TIE &c: HALO Hills the result # long invvsty
ien al carefully conducted experiments having been n
many years during which time they have prevented
sni relieved vast amount II pam suffering from
ieatach- shether orgir sts in ILe system or
f. ON 6eranged state Of IA. s.5mdet
They entirely zeJa he their composition and
may he taken At ali times with Eer-c; safety without
making any change di-, the ats.nee If anu disr-
Tedtle taste renders easy administer ea 10 Gladden.
BEWARE or CUUNTERFEITS.
each Box.
I'D oy DrUgg.ts and all othsr Dealers IN Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepared receipt of The
PRICE, 20 CENTS.
Ali orders shoa.d BE- addressed Ia
HENRY G SPAULpING.
- C-,.sr street, New YORK
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s = Eel l. NOTL ES.
A CARD.

The suhcribeIs return their hearty thanks all those
kind Trends to whou, they indebted for the liberal
donates, made essay ing, Feb. 10Th also those
Who have nee showed their lecraty by geuc,ous cf
Their thank ulnes increased By the eecuon that they
ccmps ra;vely trang-rs and such did expect
such kindness u II VIBB. RI.
a yIRRFRT
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Wednesday Morning. Feb. u. 1861.

Rev. G. II. VIBBERr will preach in the
Senate Chamber next Sabbath, March Sd, a.
10 L. A. NJ, and i. N. Text for the eve
,;,c. Luke l6 1871, and Rev. 20: lib.
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MI a II n Ho ID.

0n Tuesday morning Feb 20, 1851, the Of
Hon. joan Kerr, b. Rev Harvey kitche, Pastor Of
the F. 81 c, eg,tioEal Chnrch f Detroit n.CARF Wis
NET, of the ate Geo ". " snar E~9 of Poutiac
Miss EIIz.BErH KERR, of Lansing
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ID = t. " ,

In Prariavile, Barry Co, Mch FEBRUARY IL, 1861 Of
Typhoid fever, Miss MINERVA MARSH aged 10 years
The deceased vas the youngest laughter Of H'sesh
Marsh, and formerly of this city she visit TO
her brother in laws, Geo, Thomas, Esq Of III. former
D ace. where he died, If er a shor, illres-
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Masonic Notice.

Concentration OF CAPITAL Lodge Of No &c,
will De- held at Mas Hall, every Wednesday evening
Al O'Clock. Th.rs vi be soIk. school Of ns;ruc
tion ST each Communication
L. r SIVEoD Secretrru
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HERRICKS SUGAR COATED PILLS
The Whole World United!


You'd scarce expect. at this lare day
With -tArtling cures a book To fill.
THIS IL the case, rhe million say,
With the Of Herrick's Pill.
They c'm- from East and North and West,
And with glad tidngs the papers ill,
Because they th- cheapesJ, safest, best,
And supef ~ others l. HerIick's PHI
From Roots and Plants, and Flowers they're made;
They aisays cure-they never siil;
Thou sands now in heir graves were laid,
Were 4 not for lierrick's Pill.
For years h- - worke.. 10 heal the SEX,
With JOY -ltte his bosom fills;
For tens of thousands now rejoice
Al the magic pIweI> If l1-rricks Pills
Or HERRICK'S MATCHl.ESS VEGETABLE FAMILY
PILLS have indnistel tde world with tteir opu,ariry.
over hve lion Ot boxes used annually, Civ ny
emp 'oyment to eight i've and TO put hem
Their Numbered. o. thousands-their prais-
the tongues Of all CIT of Michigan AMI else
where, have you used tIrDy up English,
Spanish, German spt French directions. Large lsmy
boxes, 25 cents Five boxes for 81 sid where
see advertisement on 81 sage. ly2:S
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WN G FILLER


IT II-aNII. MICH IN u, I-Fi.
Nix >PAIDiNG, FIR Not long sne cent - .nn ~ 4
b ." tcphahc III fhF the Nervous Headache
and co-tv1n-ss, and received the sre and tey had 50
g'fd an cyst aoIs ,"dac.d q end foT
fle-se lend by return mai. Direct
WHEELER
1o-ilsn'i, Mich.
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REYNorDsBuRG, FRASKiIS 90 emo,

January .. 1851.
HENRY SPALDINC, y, As Cedar : n DFARS!P
In ips.d find twenty fve cents (25 for VIII rh So I'd
box Of ''Cephalc Fills " SEM Ia .l5ress az Rev VIM
F,ier, R-yno d.burg, Frsrkin 90 Chic
Your Pttis "ork iit chasm-ct,e lie i5Gcke ap,ss IN
s,anter Truly yours
WN filler
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Herrick'S Kid Strengthening Plaster.

The Great Srsngfhener and Pam Destroyer!
BsST
HOUSEHOLD REMEDY IN ilE WORIDl
These renowned flasIers palms. and dis
tress, IN the back, sies anu breast, tive hbvs In.
deed they la do this that the Propretor
warrants them. Spread from resins bsi-ams and gums
beautiful Kid leather. renders them peculiarly ads
"a - the wants 81 tesadiss an others Tin sppcat
uBv-r-al gn~lis 4 the strong man tie debate
ID the fee hlr iLiant i" al th.s Iroyr
= haim and blessing h-rus- j. sgreea pc and " It'll
cut annosan'. trouble Zach Plaster wear from
far months and IN rheumatic comp ANTS sp,sins
and bruises frequently effect cures whilst other
dies fail. Full directions will be fsad On the back Of
each Public speakers, vocA-s ministers al the tsospe
and Others will strenc hen their lungs aud improve thei
voices by wearing TIM ~ t.. hredS PRICE 1sA CIS.
81 TIE shov. articles AZ. soIf b. al toe G-a
Lansing by X. n-nt Nsson, Sud b. nrgyi-ts through
out the United state a. ns,s aud south Amer ca At
wholesale by lssgv br=.>t- III. yrincirsI cities
iifR@lIk 4 BROTHERS
1yi~256 f'voofacii -. Histz, ilJdnU. y T.