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[ ONO ISLAND RAILROAD.

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
4 STRING ARRANGE MfNT-t hGrgo Of Terminus and
Runrios rne -On and after FRIDAY. Mas lh hUl fassrn
Ger Tssns will auive and their depa rOm the Com
pan>s New Depot, Gt Hunters art . 80, e.
fascnrers going ERst leave J.mos shP aud Jts' feea
NcysYork at9 IN Grceupor.: - T Syos'ct $50: o.
m 4:5O for Syosset $3.50 NJ for FARMING
dslc; C:3i 7. for Jam aioS . 90. 90. d,
Passengers ioT Hemp,icad leave IN, u u $780, $780, aud
$50 p. - m ,,o =, N
and $50 -. m.
Tr.us leave Hunters Point arrival o. reiry boe' from
James slip aud 34th st. Ferries
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA-
4 NY snd TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NORTH
and WESr Trains leave: -,
From Cbsmbers-st . . From th-st. =, :,
Fxnress land IL m and 80 rs 1l25 aud J53 and
q. 5.2s y. IN.
Troy ard albany with sleep p Sundays Included
ing-earl i:,j D. m. ~ ,,..o - 1. *
Pongukccpsic train, am, t'E' T. M, sd i@'t" Au ''
II: aud 4p ?: m'
Peek,kl tIain. 5:5On IN. la:59 = ~ ,, , "a.
Sing Slug rsiu $50 and O:l' O. n ana tio ana f'''
1913 and $3.50 ?. fn'
Il.hki trein o ;gp. IN. 1905 p. m.
''NA'" '''' WV A. f. SMITH, Superintendent
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RYyyoIDsBuEGn. Fnnklia Co, Ohio, I
January 2, l86L )

HEyRy c. SP,tpTva,
No. "a Ccd.r-st, y. T.
DEAR SfRi
Tco.ed find twenty nv. as FOR which send bor Of
Csphalc Pills" Send 20 adde's Of Rev VIM T. finer h"y'
nodsburs Franklin Co Ohio.
Your Ps work like ehnn-cuo headsohe almost 1itaslr
Truly yours, ,,.,, ~ y,r,y,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
TAKE HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU

NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
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Ih,ve tried your Cephalc Fills snd fIke hsu eH thNt
xvart yop TO .end NJ two dolus worth more.
Pan Of hese are the nebos, to whom gave ie" OUT
.fiie Gr-t bor got from you
S'"- ''' ' = ' Your obi trvsrt.
JAMES KENNEDY.
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YPsItASrr. Mich, Jan. II, 1851
Mr. SrAIDfsG,

1psIfANfi, NIchI jan IT. Ij5I
Mr.. SrAIDrsG,
Not Ionr sInee sent 10 you r hoS NJ Cephsc Pills fo- the
ene OF the Headache and Cosseres. and ece red the
they had good efec that was Induced to 'end
for
A H. WHEELER,
Yp.ilAnd. Mich
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ry A s,nrs bottls Of sPALDIaG'S PREPARED GLUE
VIII ave tsn 'itGes its coat ana ally. Al
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
SpALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
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All affections OF the SEXUAL ORGANS
IN ErrrtFR SEX IN EITHER SEX,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

"a ,eas.pt In m taste end od,r Immediate In is action free
iron, al luxurious psopertios and Is taken wiIaoat mn
drancep from f" business"
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Observation-Disclosures,
HospiTALs-AsYLUMs-PRIsoYs.

And her. be convrced We couend that IL dia'
ease roug tho aid of medicine aay the passion unoae
the heat inflammation from whaieveF cause originating
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ere known A. far back hnn'd gears and s recnlar
on the Mental SID oal Powers ere spoken Of 10 ths
b,h.s ,es hy the eminent authors Of the present ana
.nen .ts among whom viii be found Shake,peere. byron
aud Others .tsirs that In the aud p,o,,Ted
ect. arc more pleasing AID docs not ce2es the nerves OF
spidt.-ihs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

Million. Of bottle, OF MRS wINsIoW's SOOTHING sTR-
UP arc sold evesy year In the United States.
None genuine guoss tho Jae'ia'ie OF CURTIS PEhhlNS
New. York, l. OF the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world
Principal Office No 10 Crdarst, Ne~-fork
Price only D. cents per bottle.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

The AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. - The
present term of this College has opened most au-
spiciously Although the term has but recent
u commenced, there sixty students in attend
ance, and more arriving daily. This number is
one third larger than the College contained last
summer, and this notwithstanding the shortuess
Of the the notice given and the fact that many
we're diverted from coming by the necessary de-
l,y in the commencement OF the term.
This fiattering beginning must be peculiarly
gratifying to the members ot the Board of Agri-
culture, who seem to appreciate the true aims OF
the College, and to be sincerely DESTROYS of its
success The views of the Faculty in regard to
the course OF instruction aud the general man.
egement of the institution have been recognized
and sanctioned by the Board, and we doubt not
the College will rapidly rise in public favor.
Much of the feeling existing against this In.
stitution has originated from the ialsehoods per.
sistently put in circulation with regard to it,
from the difficulties incident TO its organization
under which it has labored, and from the gene
nl want of Information concerning its plan and
the work it is accomplishing.
Let the people OF the State visit it, "a they
shall have opportunity, and inform themselve:
in regard to its true condition and the ability o
the men in whose hands it is placed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01
The War.
w ashi

Washington, April 90.
The President has issued the following procla
nation:
Whereas, for reasons assigned in my proc.
!amation OF the 10th instant, blockade Of the
ports OF the seeding States YVES established
aud
" Whereas, public property has been seized,
collection of revenue obstructed, and duly com.
mssoned officers while executing orders, have
been arrested and held as prisoners, or impeded
in their official duties without due legal process,
by persons claiming to act under the authorities
of Virginia and North Carolina: an effective
be established"
(Sgned) ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President of the United States.
The rumOr that batteries had been erected
at the White House, near Mt. Vernon, by Virgin
ians, is false. The place has been thoroughly
examined.
Five employees OF the navy yard were arrest
ed for being found filling shells with sand They
will be tried, and if convicted, shot,
A New York vessel arrived from Washington
reports the seizure of the steamer Uncle Ben,
the crew of which are imprisoned as spies
Vessels from up the channel say that Fort
McHenry was reinforced yesterday
1t is said that two ships have been seized at
Rappahannock, Va, and the crews imprisoned
and required to take the oath of allegiance 10
the South.
The government formally decided to receive
forty thousand of the seventy-five thousand vol
unteers called for for the term of three years,
and twenty five thousand regulars for five years.
New York, April 80.
Col. EllswOrti's Fire Zouaves left this P. NJ
They were escorted to the Baltic by the Fire
Department. An immense crowd witnessed the
embarkation
Three stand of colors were presented to them
previous to their departure. They looked mag
nihceut.
The Washington IN. c. Journal, OF the 23d,
states that the Branch Mint at Charlotte, was Ia
ken possession of on Saturday, under orders from
Gov. Ellis.
Troops are continually passing through VII
ningtOn from North Carolina aud Georgia for
Richmond, ard Gen. Bonham and staff had arriv-
ed there
Gov. Ellis has called for SO, 600 volunteers, ad-
ditional TO the regular militia, and all organized
are commanded to be in readiness at
an hours notice.
4 GriJ,u.e special dispatch from Philadelphia
confirms the arrest Of Senator Mason. He is on
his way to Philadelphia.
private dispatch from Baltimore says seces-
sion is deiunct there. The Cnionists are again
and the reaction is overwhelming in
all parts of the State. On Wednesday the Gus
tom House viii be cleared of traitors, and new
appontees take their places. Secession flags
have disappeared.
A Montgomery dispatch to the Charleston
Courier states that prvateer commissioners are
being prepared, to issue letters of marque as soon
as Congress declares war, which it will undouht-
oil do ms, aip
against seizing cotton in either British or Amer
lean vessels
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01
The Second Regiment.

The End Regiment Michigan Infantry i
formed, and the following officers are appointed
lsaTe b. Richardson, to be Colonel.
Henry L. Chapman, to be Lieut.. Colonel.
A. w. Williams, to be Major.
The following Companies constitute the reg
iment, viz:
Scott Guard.
Adrian Guard.
Hudson Artillery, as Infantry.
Flint Union Gard.
Battle Creek Artillery, as Infantry.
Constantine Union Guard.
East Saginaw Guard.
Kalamazoo Light Guard.
Kalamazoo No. 3 Capt. Chas s. May.
Niles Company, Capt. Robt. Brothschnel.
The ADVERTISER has the following remarks
concerning the appointments for this regi-
ment.
"The Second Regiment of Michigan volun-
teers was organized yesterday. Israel B. Rich
srdson, Of Pontiac, was appointed Colonel; H..
L. Chapman, of this city, Lieut.. Colonel, and A.
w. Williams, of Lansing, Major. Col. Richard.
son served in the Third Infantry through the
Mexican war, and was three times breyeted for
his gallant services. He is a graduate of West
Point, and brave and accomplished officer
Under his command the Second Regiment will
give good account OF itself. Lieut.. Colonel
Chapman, was for some time Captain of the
Light Guards, and is a thorough officer, and a
brave nap. Major Williams has long been con-
nected with the military of the State, and his
heart is in the cause"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

A SHOULDER HITTING REGMENT.-A gentle.
man of this city, Mr.. John r. Ford, well known
for his strong Union sentiments, is preparing to
contribute one thousand dollars as the nucleus
of fund for the support of regiment, 1000
strong, composed Of men of muscle, who can
hit straight from the shoulder, and who would
be willing TO depart tor Baltimore, and keep open
communication between that city and Washing
ton. As waiting for muskets and other military
equipments would be likely to delay their depar-
ture, they are TO be armed with no other weap-
ons than revolvers, clubs, &c. The regi-
ment must be ready to leave by Monday noon.
Up to that time additional subscriptions to the
fund will be received at the counter of this and
other newspaper offices. When such regiment
duly organized by the time mentioned starts for
its destination the money will be placed in the
hands of It's paymasrer.-N. y Times, Ap. 20.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01
Important Dispatch from Head Quarter

Lincoln is now at the head Of the Government. An
ierson is TO Withdrawn ON Fort Sumter and Spring
Trade being at hand it becomes every one to take qni-
ct look at the varied and attractive styles Of WALL PAPER
row open that trade at Vlse's.
Come one, come all Gree admission aud take look at
the unequaed variety patterns and styles now ready
for exhibition and sale Think of The quantity IL IN
rolled it would easily span The tr distance Of IL miles
Are you eiulous ard for seeing will surely
produce conviction AMI be very likely 10 open the way
for trade and that is precisely what he desires for
trade is the life of business wellss Qualification 10
customers, when wares are prime and prices fair. A
handful of money mot la-ge) will buy an armfu of p,
per- since his prices range from to IS per roll
This advertisement of closing out sale-no sci
ling of at that's business he does not propose
follow bat sale with wing profit and gratifed Gus
toners is the idea in vogue az the
CITY 6DOh SrURS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01
EXTRAORDINARY SCENE AT TAMMANY HALL

EXTRAORDINARY SCENE AT TAMMANY HAIL.
At seven o'clock last evening the =" Union hat
talon of Zouaves,' Col. VIM. Wilson, held a for
NAL muster and roil-call at their headquarters in
Tammany Hall. There were SCI men of the
battalion present. The men were ranged around
the hall three deep, with Col. Wilson and the
other officers in the centre of the room. The
men had all clad themselves in the gray shirts
and pants which have been provided for their
uniform which is completed by common brown
felt hat brogans and a leather belt. They carry
Il short knife about seven inches in length. he
tween sort of bowie knife and butcher knife in
shape Many. also, have revolvers, of which it
is intended that each shall be armed with one
or two, a. well asa slung shot and Mimic rifle.
All the men being ranged against the walls. Col
onel Wilson. with a drawn sabre in one hand
and the American flag in the other stood forth
uncovered and addressed bis men amid deafen-
Ing cheers.
After q short adiuratiOn TO the flag, for which
he declared his devotion, he called upon all to
kneel and swear with him. Waving the banner
and hourishing his sabre, he knelt on one knee
All present knelt with him and repeated the
oath which he put to them to support the flag
| and never finch from its path through blood OF
death. He said he would lead them to Balti-
| more. and they would march through it or die
| at which they all arose with tremendous veil
| flung up their hats and brandished their glitter
ing knives amidst prolonged and frantic cheers
He then pronounced death to the Baltimore
traitor secessionists and Plug Uglies. and said
| they wOnld leave monument OF their bones in
the streets of Baltimore. Amid yells of death
to the Plug Ugles.' he illustrated with hi,
| sword how they should hew their way. and said
though he should be the first man slain, he had
but one thing to ask. which was that each of hi.
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blood. That they would do this, he again call
| ed upon them to swear, and marching around
the hall, holding up the flag and the sword. and
accompanied by two officers. the one on hi:
right bearing banner inscribed, The Unior
Battalion of Zouaves.' :. Death TO Secession
lists" the other officer on his left holding up il
both hands bowie knife and revolver. Wilson
shouted to them to swear, and they Responded
with shouts Of blood blood" We swear
&C."
| The band then struck in with the Star Span
gled Banner which they all sang in chorus, a:
; also ''Dxic's Land" altered to read with few
alterations:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

\ CLEVELAND PRISONER IN WAsHINGToN.-
The usually amable but now rather belligerent
Cuyahoga Judge of Probate. was taken prisoner
OF war III the beleagured Federal Capital early
Friday morning. He left his hotel at A. NJ.
to take the cars for New York. and while wait
ing alone on the pavement for bus, attracted
the attention of three patrols, who uneeremoni-
ously made the good-looking CuyahOga official
their prisoner. The colloquy was brief but en-
Phatc. Captors-' Where are you FROM"
Judge-'Ohio." Captors-.Are you friend?"
Judge-"That depends on yourselves. If YOU
are secesSionists. not by ID sight" An in
slant and honorable discharge followed-Cler.-
land Herald
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

Il
PARE FOR THE CAMPAtGN.-Thc following hints
to our volunteers are timely, and should be
needed
TO OUR YOUNG SOLDIERS.
!. Remember that in a campaign more men
die from sickness than by the bullet.
2. Line your blanket with one thickness OF
brown drilling. This adds but four ounces in
weight and doubles the warmth.
5. Buy small India rubber blanket (only
81 50) to lay on the ground or to throw over
your shoulders when on guard duty during a
rain-stOrm. Most OF the eastern troops are pro-
vidt d with these. Straw to lie upon is not al
ways TO be had.
4. The best military hat in use is the light
colored soft felt; the crown being sufficiently
high to allow space for air over the brain. You
can fasten it as continental in fair weather,
or turn it down when it is wet or very sunny
5. Let your beard grow. so as to protect the
throat and lungs.
6. Keep your entire person clean; this pre-
vents fevers and bowel complaints in warm eli
mates. Wash your body each day if possible
Avoid strong coffee end oily meat. Gen. Scott
said that the too free use of these together with
neglect in keeping the skin clean) cost many a
soldier his life in Mexico.
4. A sudden check of perspiration by chilly
| or night air often causes fever and death
| When thus exposed DO not forget your blanket
| An OLD SOLDIER.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

FIRST MICHIGAN BRIGApE.-This brigade has
Seen organized-A. S. Williams Brigadier Gen.
eral
O@ceN of the first regiment are as follows :
orlando B. Wilcox. Colonel Lorin J.. Com
Stock. Lieut.. Coloael; a. +. Bidwell. Major.
The following are the companies of the regi-
ssnt: Detroit Light Guard. Jackson Greys,
Cc'dwater Cadets. Manchester Union Guard.
s'eueen Guard, Michigan HussaSs, Burr Oak
Iuard. Ypsilanti Light Guard. Marshall Light
1uard, Hardee Cadets.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01
r. WE believe that D. i. DeLand X

Co., Of the Fairpcrt Chemical Works, fairpcrt,
Monroe Co, " Y, are manufacturing as good,
Il no, the best Salcgatus that has been ever pro-
dueed in this country. \ new discover, in re-
sniny, and not used in this country, except at
this establishment, places them in a position to
successfully complete in point oil quality with
arv manufactures OF this article in the world.
Their Salera,us is perfectly pure, of uniform
quality, and perfectly healtfu. 1t is now for sale
b. most OF the grocers throughout the country.
Sold a, wholesale by the dealers in Chicago aud
Milwaukee,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

WHEELER ( WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, WITH New
INPRov znENIs At REDUCED PRICES-The Wheeler VII
Manufacturing Company having gained ALI their suits
law with infringing manufacturers Of Sewing Machines
proposes that the pubic shall be benefited thereby and
accordingly reduced the prices Of their Sewing Ma
chimes After this day they will be sold at rates that viii
pay fair profit The of manufacture. capital in
vested. andexpense of making sales such prices as viii
enable them make FIRST class machines, and, "a here
tofore, guarantee them in every particular.
q VI PARTRI OGE, General Agt for Michigan, Detroit
]. GUIEr, Jr., Areot for Lansing and vicinity.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

AUSTRIA AND IrALY.-The Aus;riaus, accord
ing to late accounts, are making formidable war
ike preparations in Italy. The notifications Of
Peschiaers are being greatly strengthened, about
three thousand men being constantly employed
on the works. The Quadrilatural is to be Garri-
formerly looked upon as sure sign of approach
ng war. The Austrian officers speak publicly
Of soon entering the Dutches and Lombardy.
Alta review Of fifty thousand men, held on the
I'D ut, at Vienna, by Marshal Benedek, in
the presence of the Archdukes Albert and
william, the Marshal made use of Very warlke
hnguaoe
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

LETT. MAURY's MAP OF THE UNITED
s,,rrs-Mr. Howard Fisher is in the city sole
;,;pe subscribers for Lieut.. Maury's new map Of
the United States. From personal examination
Of the map, we can assure our readers that it IS
v,ry valuable. IL contains, besides a full map OF
States and Territories, Botanical, Geological,
geological, and a Thermal Map. Mr.. Fisher
can be found at the Eagle Hotel, and will remain
in town one week Persons wishing to subscribe
for this map are requested to call upon him and
examine for themselves.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

AN ARE SRA correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Ledger, writing on board the United
States steamer Wyandotte, off Pensacola, makes
a remarkable statement. He saws: "Leut.
Semmer, in command of Fort Pickens, has ar
rested eight slaves during the past week The
slaves were making their way TO the fort TO aid
Lieut.. Scmmer. They report that they were
told that there was going to be war, and they
must fight. They preferred fighting under the
Stars ard Stripes They report one hundred
and fifty more coming to join them at Pickens.
Bergman, of our ship, took them on board, and
delivered the tugitivcs TO the Marshal at Pensa.
cola. 10 be sent To their masters
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

READ THrs.-Croup, Dyspepsia ADJ Liver Complaint
cured by TrasA's Magnetic Continent
Indecent Tamors and Sores cured By Trssks Magnetic
Ointment.
Cancers cuei by Tracks Magnetic Ointment
Erysipeias cured by Trssk's Magnetic Ointment
Salt Rh-um cured By Tasks Magnetic ointment
Itch cured by Trask's Magnetic o.h,men'.
Erup;ions cured hy Tracks Nagneteoutmen.
Hair restored ny Trask's Magnetic Ointment
Read Advertisement in this paper. su3lO
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

orr OF HIS HsAD. i Lord Adolphus Vane
Tempest, who hast month made his appearance
at London Police Court, has since been sent to
lunatc asylum where he ought, according TO
all accounts, to have been long since. His pres
encc in the House of Commons was always a
source OF apprehension, as it was feared his de-
rangement would show itself under cxcitement.-
Lady Vane Tempest is the daughter of the Duke
of Newcastle, VITO will be recollected as one of
the suite Of the Prince of Wales, and married
Lord Adolphus az inst her fathers wishes, since
which time there has been complete estrange-
ment
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

AAJoR ASDERsoN's Mania reply TO ques
"a gentleman connected with the army, 81 Tn.
. man is haii-starye6, half smotliered, halt.
p"'soned, and on the verge Of ternity in this
"aae, he can never know what men had, o,
saoefstand the measure of the valor that made
surrender the last thought with them"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

PHOTOGRAPH OF CAPT. DoUALEDAY.-Mr.
n n. Bagley of this city, has just shown US a
,bo,osraph Of Capt A. Doubleday, taken since
,bs evacuation Of Fort Sumter. IL looks like
N. ,,pe Of noble and brave man, and is pro-
rouuced a very correct likeness.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

AN INDIAN RKGrMESr.-Mr. 5. ". eager, who
"s5rned to Buffalo Monday evening from visit
'ne Cattarausus Reservation, states that the
INDIANS OF that tract held council On Thursday
last week and unanimously voted to organize
" Indian Regiment" ore thousand strong, to
'ave IN defence Of the United States govern
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

Tur FIRST VOLUNTEER FROM LANSING.
Tho first volunteer from Lansing was Charles
v y.r,and. He joined the Detroit Huzzars,
-ho ,e,e attached to the First Re iment. Well
a,oe for young Farrand.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

CorGHS The sudden changes Of climate are
sources Of Pulmonary, BRONCHIAL, and AsrMATC AZTEC
TONS Experience having proved that simple remedies
often speedily and certainly when taken in the early
of the disease shoud at once be had to
Brocns bronchial Trochss Lnzenses let the Cold.
Cough Irritation Of the Throat be slight, as
by this precau,ioa serious att ack may be eii-c
tualy warted of Public Speakers ami Singers will find
them eectua for clearing and strengthening the voice
See advertisement hul3'"3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

MOTHERS, READ rms.-The folosing is extract from
aleter written BY the pastor Of BaPts, Church 10 the
journal and Messenger, Cincinnati. Ohio, aud speaks
volumes in favor of that World renowned medcne-ARs
WINsIow : SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErBING;
- We see advertisement in your eo!gm> Of Mrs.
Wins.ow's soothing Syrup No~ We never sad a wo5d
in favor o. patent Medicine before Life, but We
feel compelled 20 To scers thai tins l. No hum
bug-wE HAVE IT TO BE ALI IT CLAIMS
IL PROBABLY, of the successful medicines Of
the day because il Ct the best And those of
readers ~ho have babes cam do better than Ia lay
supply - ly2s3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-01

rHR TreER GoxK ur.-Amoug the effects of
We var excitement it is mentioned that the gam.
oaae'houses Of Washington are almost empty
aney have something else to fight now than the
"dger.n