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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23

and put up IN Glass
;eep in any climate. I
lthe alimentary canal,
and are good and safe
lin all cases where a
iCarthartic Is needed,
lsnch as arrangements
lof the Stomach Sleep
illness, Pains in the
Back and Loins, Cos
ltiveness, p ain and
iSoreness ov er the
whole b o dy, from
sudden cold, which
frequently, If neglect
led, end in q long
course of Fever, loss
of appetite, a creeping
Issnsstion Of cold over
the body, restlessness,
Headache, or weight
lin the head, all inflam-
Imatoryd ga SEES,
worms in children or
adults, rheumatism, a
Igreat purifier Of the
blood and many dis
leases to which flesh is
their, too numerous to
ImeBtion in this adver-
| ltiseaeDt. Dose, ] to 8
! ;lciIi S ~ 81
DIMES. enc
and Family Cathartic
fists generally, and sold
, all the lmge towns.
ORD, N. DE-
iturer and Proprietor.
Broadway, New York.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23

GrAre you suffering from severe cold? Is
your rest disturbed by on incessant cough? Have
you a difficulty Of breathing, accompanied BY
pains in The chest, and, especially towards eve
ming, slight fever with palptation OF the heart,
pectoration? II you have any Of these symp-
toms, use DIR. 'HOoFLANb'S BALsAMlC
CORDIAL, in conjunction with the GERMAN
BfFTERS Of the same eminent physician, and
Won will assuredly find relief. IL you neglect
the means of cure pointed out, younav speedily
find yourself on sick bed, and beyond med
ical aid. . y - q ~. =
Prepared only by DR.. C. M. jackson, No. 4ls
Arch street, Philadelphia and for sale by drug
gifts and storekeepers throughout the United
States and Cannda. Price IS cents per bottle.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23

Pure vegetable Exiract!
Cases, air tight, ond will
The Family Ca-lG
thartic Pill is a'eentle 4,
but active Cathartic IL.
which 1.-THE proprietor
has used in his prac- E
tee more than twentyIe
years. ar..-1.9 LIZ
The constantly in-l.
creasing demand FRONT Z,
those who have long-
used the Pills and thel Z
satisfaction which all
| express in regard to 6
their use, ma: induced r
me TO place them :
within the reach Of all. Is
The Profession WELT
| knew that different
| Carthartics act on Diff
erent portions Of the
bowels. Fg0s -
| The Family . Ga;
| tbartic Pill has, withIe
| due reference to this {
| well established fact, L
Ibeenec Compounded :.
| from a variety OF the [
the pqrest vegetablelH
Extracts, which act !
alike on every part ofle
10 = PRICE {
The Liver Invigorato
Pills are retaifet BY Dru
| wholesale by the Trade
E. s. T. W. SAT
| 4 sis-sei Manuf
! may2 atm u
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23
,l- SANE ORD,s
FAMILY
cATHARTlC PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up, in Glass
Cases, air tight, ond Will keep in any climate ;,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-23

RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04
d z T. II ,

MARTHA NIXON, ormerly Martha 4" Dale" doarted
this lie IN Canada settlement, town OF Oneida Eaton
county, Mich Novembe. 18th, 1861 aged % yecs and
- days.
She espoussd the cause Of Jesus her Lord and aster
when young, and manifested her attachment that
cause by steadiasnes and perseverance unto be end
Her pety both at home and abroad shone out onspcu-
ously as clear and steady light AS INTELLIGENT lady
and amiable Christian her death will prov severe
loss and Will be keenly ie by her cOmpanionsnd moth
err IL the day school in the sabbath school ID In the
hearts OF all her scquaintances.
Her peace is sealed, her rest 10 sure,
Within that better home
Awhile We weep and linger here,
Then follow to the tomb.
Jesus our shadowy path Hume,
And teach the Christian mind
To welcome all that's left Of God,
To ali that's lost resigned. Con-.
Viii the Eaton Republican please copy
Oneida, Nov. %, 1861.
In thi. city, on the 25th November, AN. l. WELLER,
wife OF A Weller, Esq, aged 80 years. months and
II days.
Nrs Weller occupied SO prominent pee II the a1ec-
lions of large circle Of friends was much beloved
vie, friend AMI CHRISTIAN tbt though her de-
parture be to better a1t, yet s;rcFn hearts cannot
veil their fitting tribute lay not be written
-worts may not convey tie gusDgs Q. oppressed
hearts; but while father, mo:be, husband, sisters
brothers children and friends bow tears to this dspen
sacn Of Divine Providence the highest hopes that com
forts the afflicted theirs Peaceful as her death b
her rest cheerful her be the memory Of tn
lesson Of her life and al hopeful in the joys Of reun
ion in that - better life"
The funeral attended in the Episcopal Church, Of
the 2Sth inst Rev Mr. Burgess conducting the service
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matory eyes. No other cases of sickness in

matory eyes. No other cases of sickness in
our company.
In my communication published on the 9Th
inst. you made it read that we we're located
10 miles north of the capitol" when it should
have said "(z) two miles, rather good dis
lance for 80 minutes walk, 1 should guess.
'acA na'iard, from Delhi. gave US a visit
yesterday. he is at present located about
three miles north of US, and is in charge of a
park of horses and wagons which do teaming
for the government. A great many of our
supplies are now brought from Baltimore by
teams, railroad facilities proving inadequate to
the task.
few more company officers not mentioned
heretofore, have been appointed as follows !:
Buglers, Otto Harmand, DIETER known as
" Dutch John.'1 and Orlando Wheelock; team
ster. Jerry c. Gallup. Lieut.. Baker, is we'll,
as also all the Lansing boys IN the first Mich
igan company. Lieut.. Calkins has had the
ague a triae since his arrival here, but in most
cases all the men have seen from Michigan
look and feel remarkably well. We receive the
Republican regular, and trust it will continue
as punctual in future.
Yours, as ever, JACK.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Notice

n hereby given. that pursuance of license TO
gran BY the Hon Vim u Pinckoey, Judge Of Pro
for the county If Iugh,m nday, the Sd dsy of
June, ID. 1861, shall Sc at public aucu IN the
the to~ If lie hi, the county f lngnam,
Nonisy he 9th Gay Of -epember next, (lS6l
O'Clock the afe Of SAID day. thu folio .Ipg real
OF John decreased, 10 sit the Undivided half
Of tn. half 81 nth quarter of section town
north of range west, about u less
Terms made known On the day of sic.
WM II CHAPMAN,
Administrator of John Lucas, deceased.
Lansing, July %, 1861. 6s326
The above sale is adjourned Saturday the 18th
at O'Clock IN The sfter ION. At the place.
wM H. CHAPMAN, Administrator
Lansing, Sept. 9, 1861. 3~333
The above sale adjourned to Saturday the 18th day
Of Octo oer oclock the afternoon, at
pace. WM H. CHAPMAN, Administ' ator
Lansing, Sept IS, le6l. 3~336
The above sale is adjourned TO Saturday, the 30h cay
Of November, O'Clock The afternoon ut the
place. WIN CHAPMAN, Adm N strst"r.
Lansing, Oct 10th, 1861 6~339
The above sac adjourned to Thurs 'ay, the 16 da
Of January clock the after at the same
place. WIN CHAPMAN, Adm MIS- rator.
L,nsing, November 30th, 1861 345w6
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500. 1t should reach that now, and the only
cause for lis falling of, think, is the failure Of
It's friends through the county lock after ito
interests II the pap, i started again. il shoe
be with a paid up subscription list, oi at least
l.2o This would obyisre tie Necessity OF d
lev leading men supporting tie paper.
The policy OF calling upon the friends OF q
Journal TOR Contributions never should be resor-
ecu AZ uH'n Osiie. ..sN...S E.-a ha.n exhausted.
BY securing subscribers you secure the pecuni.
AIRY aid aud subseTve the very object OF the pa.
pers publication, VIZ: the reaching with areu.
ments the many-the building up and strength.
ening OF party, "hle at the same time YOU max
the party supply the means. When subscribers
cannot be got, contributions are last resort.
Business men can materially aid paper by Ebe-
raj advertising, While at the same their business
receives Al impetus which more than repays
them.
This would make the paper entirely independ
ent Without drawing uEequalv upon the purse
OF any one. As 10 the necessity for a paper
here VII say nothing-neilhsr tina, this is an
unfortunate period for It's suspension Just at the
opening OF Congress soon to be followed bv
special session OF our own Legislature, these will
but Just have cosed when the State Campaign
VIII open. But # all these YOU are aware
Whether the edi'Oial tone OF the .Jonynal has
met the appreciation Hf is patrons since il came
under my supervision am unable to saw.
Ii it has commended itself % the Democracr
| am fully repaid tor my labors IA to the onin'
ions Of Others, | have no solicituie: for xha.
Democrat can expect to please Republicans with.
out compromising his own honor Au,a,,;nv
control of its columns as last resort, and aS.;nsr
my personal interests as did, l shall be but to
glad TO be relieved OF its responsibilities and la
Dor, and to return 20 my profession, whenever |
| am AS ured that my successor will continue il a
| bold, high-toned uncompromising democratic or
gan. Necessities for the continuance of the Dem
| ocratic organization were never more numerous
nor stronger, ard its disbanding or coslescing
with any other party OF the county, | should re-
gard as nothing shor. of downright treason to
| the Union ana the cause OF free Government.
We have every reason 10 be assured of the spec
dy return of the people TO Democratic principles.
There is great Cause for encouragement, and,
| there has never been time within the history
OF the country when judciously conducted Dem
cratic journals could exert a greater or more
healthful influence upon the public han tie
present.
The Journal will resume publication Just as
soon as il receives sufficient encouragement, from
the Democracy OF ingham County.
| aDl most respectfully, yours,
). l.. klLBOURNE
| Ed. and Pub. Wich. State Jourml.
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IxIAMMArIoSs N. Bingham, a celebrated Physician
of Utica, n Y, says "Ihaye treated cases Of Infam
mston of the Bra ,iof animation Of the Lungs, nfan
nation OF the Bowels and kidn Us Inf 'mmatory Rhsu
ms.sm, Child Bed Fever, with DR.. Irask's Magnetic
Ointment, With perfect success, even when all nerna
remedies have aed also of Group, Scarlet Fever
C4nke and liberated Threat and Lungs with Ike success
In the epidemic known tie Putid Eysepas by wnic.
80 mauv valuable lives lost, tested 1t frequently
and it never failed of eGec,ng speedy and certain cure
In cases of Barns rains, Bruises, Frozen Limbs Chill
blan. &c u it cures Ike charm. No physician or fam
iIy will be single day without this medicine, after be
coming acquainted with its power TO cure"
SORE LIPS CHAPPED HANDS AND CHrLsLAINs, are com
pleey cured BY two or three applications OF the Nag
netic ointment
Read advertisement in this paper. 3r,S36
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inAxxsorvINo At THE Re- FORM School

i1AAxsorvINo At THE Re FoRM SCHOOL.
ne eeys It The Institution enjoyed the bene-
~e Tnank'givins day, in . variety Of active
~" % Ne yard, and in dinner for the occss.
e'"p''dss choice assortment and ample
PPg q good things. The present number Of
..a'es y las; hey are gathered from the
sno h'esways, and often from homes
.s sn'y have learned little except suffering,
% ef'es. and are placed where they re.
-" "'d and clothing, and instruction and en-
yss's; and Is 10 impossible to look upon the
ns'' and comfortable appearance of these
se md youths, without commenting the
aansns ef the Institution a. one of the
go results Of modern civilization.
.oe Of the boys will be employed in the
's'lding during the winter /; and in the
6 soeps viii be erected for the employ.
asas Il IN.
A''a OF the Institution at present is re.
..''. Tie hospital department. having been
g closed for the past six weeks.
present. o6cers. ano most Of the en-
- u addition to their other qualifications
-. s'snl years experience in the Ins,i
.e'snsase Of no small importance in
" ben interests of the School.
- meeting Of the Board Of Control
" inmates were deemed worthy of dis
.e nsss Of these have since joined tn.
epsnies organizing in this place. Til.
49, readily 70 catch the warlike spirit o
I'd from letters received from vari
k u b known that quite a humble,
49, sl'shasssd o., now in actual service !,
0-sAs. armies in Virgins. Kentucky, sou.l
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New Advertise ments,
CHERIFF SALE-Johu Coatsworth.

~ for the Sc of Niham Graden rs John ,hics -
B, virtue Of wrt FER fac issued of and unde,
the zeal OF the Circuit, Court for the county of lngham
10 directed and delivered gsinst The goods and
tells lands of J"nn u CaIlc-, DID, On the
e'h Gay If S~p'emoe A 1851, levy UPON the right
tt- and interest Of the said oe-nAnr Sad named
10 ADJ - the fa~ny described lanes and Is
TO st Ih- north quar- ADD tire e-s, ha Of tn.
south ess. arer # lection thirty (30) q tounsh,,
th-e' 80 nhrth Of rage one ~ set the county
luehsm Michigan, which righI title an; interest shA,
exp-e fu sac ~ pub auction At the front doo- of
Ingham county CouT; House Saturday, Tie 18th Ca,
Of January next, q, o'cockP N
TRUMAN SPENCER, Sheriff.
Dated Mason, Dec. %, 1861. ..ass
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THs STATE CoNrRAcrs.-These CO.

THs STATE CoNrRAcTs.-These con.
taes we're let last week BY the Board Of State
Asdison, 70 the lowest responsible bidders, in
ssa6Rnity 10 the oct Of the last session Of the
legislature. Msssrs. John A. Kerr & Co.,
4 this city, obtained the contracts for the
saas Printing and Binding. The contracts for
ssaiesay and Paper we're let to Messrs. Corn
ssn, vanClevs 4 Barns of Detroit. Orame
ANA Esq, Of this city. obtained the contract
r. furnishing Wood for the State Offices and
Capissl The contracts for printing and station
~, ~ 1t as much lower prices than two years
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04

Nor SEcsDED.-SecessiOn rages-but
IL assics Of Tobacco still finds its way through
he sssnys lines. At Hinckley's you will find
To ehoiesss chewing and smoking brands, from
BGdnore, Louisville, Chicago, New York and
Dsseik BY the ounce or barrel His cigars are
chg IL BY the thousand, and never fail to give
wdiaesion. Country dealers can do better with
lin han q Detroit.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04
A NV DsNr1sr readers will oil

ANEw DsNrIsr readers will OBJ
ssvs from The advertisement in another column
,has D.. g. 4. Morrison has opened an Office
ws 10 Clothing store Of Martin j. We'll, on
WsAiagtoa Avenue, and 10 prepared to attend
10 10y business in the line Of Ientistry. We
undssstand Dr.. Morrison comes we'll recommend
Il nd have - doubt he will both please and
afisiy n Who favor him With q call.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04
lAdHA1fiaAnAnfI
yLorHINa. "A Rood stock of clothir

Clorama. "A good stock Of clothing
stspt at lnssrsolra and also variety Of cloths
ID ssiomings, with facilities for making up
a's o garmsnts to measure, on short notice,
warranted to 1t. All clothing sold at IngersoI's
BOT home manufacture, which means in this
a. not merely that it 10 POLITICALLY "got up
Under his own supervision" but that all gar.
sess kept Or cold ct Ingersoll's are actually cut
"a naas in Lansing and vicinity. Shirts, un-
'ss''shes. collars. neckties, &C., are also KEEP,
siagssselfa in addition to his extensive and
''ssdfsI assorsnsns Of Dry Goods.
As's New Goods viii arrive in a few DAYS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04

ArrourED LIEUTENANT. We learn
~ Manning K. North has been appointed
lussaans in Capt Jeffries' Rangers. He will
RE good officer and brave soldier, and will
kse many into the company who would not
shervieo enlist.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04

TEE PRHsrDENris MessAGE-As Con.
rss sssenhlsd Monday, the message of Presi'
asss Lincoln win undoubtedly be received in
Dssis By Tuesday night. We have made ar
s,essssss TO furnish the message to our sub
sribas, BY Issuing N extra Immediately on its
reception.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04

Carr. CRAvArH's CoMPANY.-Captain
cnvash left Monday y ish another squad of men,
IL the camp 1t Niles. Over fifty Of the COIN
my ars nov in camp. Lieut.. Guest can be
band q I'll timss ss tie recruiting Office, two
joors east Of the Post Office, ready to enroll
recruits.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04

u..ux TO LEAvE.-Hon. B. F. Gran.
=, u..b.r 4 Congress from the First Congress
:...I pi,s,iek in this State, is sick and unable
.,.aye lcs Washington at present.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04

~LSslsLAfuRH.-The n. 7. Tribune
~. y" Senate consists Of 81 who voted
~, and Hanlin last year, and IL who
s"e fssisn ticket The same paper
s ssest 20 members Of the House
Ansel., aad % for fusion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04

A TuAuxsclyINo PRESENT. Mrs
o,n Brandon, Of WILLIAMSON, in this comfy,
,,aesssd her husband on Thanksgiving morning
I'm, children at one birth, two boys and girl
A. a the children hes since died.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04

AVAcAxcY.-There is vacancy to be
m.A &en this district in the United States Ma
NJ Sehoel.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04
Nov. 1, LANSING, 1861.

NO advance in Pri-
~ ces-On the contra
ry-having re-organiz-
ed our business on a
Strictly Cash Basis. we
expect to sell goods, on
the average, lower than
heretofore. Goods can
be sold for Cash lower
than on credit. Per-
sons paying cash sho'd
satisfy themselves that
they are dealing where
the pernicious system
OF credit, with Its lnev-
liable consequence
High Prices---is not
practiced, and where
there are no losses to
be sustained by the
cash purchaser.
J: We shall endeavOr,
rs heretofore, to deal
honorabIy and fairly
with every one. Ten
dering our thanks fol
!; past years of unparal-
leled and unabating
!: patronage. we invite
: the attention of all t.
; our present large and
attractive Stock.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04
Special Notices.
PRIZE POETRY,

Let chief,aips boast of deeds in war,
And minstIels tune III ar sweet guitar.
A nobler theme my HEART 1t ills
In praise of Herrck's r.atchless Pills.
Their cures are found 10 every land
Amid Russia s snow. and Afric's sad
Their wOndrous works the paperFhl
Produced by Hernck $ matchles,Pii's.
Does disease silict you' do no doubt
This charming compound vii search II out-
And health again your sys'eh I'LL
If you fly at once to Heric,'s Pills.
They's safe for ali-both I'D and young,
Their praises are on evev tongue,
Disease. disarmed-no lnger kills,
Since we are blessed viii hsrrick's Pills.
s1-Put up with English, spanish, German and Frer
rection-. Price % cents per box. Sugar Coated.
See advertisement on 3ipage.
ly323 W v CApRoN, Iraveing Agen'
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ALIENS.
ALIENS

- HER1FF SALE.-James b. Howe rs.
~ Benjamin Hart and Alvin y. Hart-B, virtue Of
wit Of teri fAcias issued out Of and under the seal Of
the Circuit Court tor the County ~ lngha ADD
Michigan, and dIie ed and delivered sgsins the
goods and cnAttes lands aud tenemsnt, Of BENJAMIN f.
Hart and Alv Hart, did on The 2l.t day Nov~m
Der, ID 1861 levy upon and tsxe all the right tite
md 10 crest OF the eefendaots said writ named,
10 the follow ng zee parcel of ian 10 VIII all that
piece or parcel ct land situate, lying and be ng
u The county Of lngh.m, and State of Michigan
knos and stinguishsi the Map Pat of the
age tnow cry) Lansing, recorded IN he Office II the
Reg OF Deeds for the county Of nghaH part Of
lot number (6) block oumber twelve (2) together
nth u the prvege Of ras ug The OF Grand
% opel the Flornx Mil standing thereon, whc
sas conveyed by d-ed from Hiram II smith, DAa ell l.
Gaze ana E zsbeh Danfotn 10 Alvin n Hart and from
ALVIN IL IT To Bepjamn Hart, he NJ tie fret righi
20 Sid waters of sac Grand r far Necessary
fT propelliog four Of mill stone with m
ch alta he'd thereto with ali the
logging The etc, and koown Harris ri ,u'ins NIL IN
the OF Lsnnx, uhch right, uIle and est shall
exp for sale at public aue to the CHEST BIDDER,
the Law ec ut the frun door Of the Ing
Court House, in the village of ASson saturday, the
lsih Cay of January next, AZ one 0 clock Y. u.
DATED Mason, Dec. "a, 1861
1886 TRUMAN SPENCER, Sheriff.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, WITH NEW
rxPRovtxES1s AT Reduced PRIcRs.-The Wheeler Will
Manufacturing Company having gained ALL their suits
at s~ with infringing manufacturers Of Sewing Machines,
proposes that the publ shall be benefited thereby
have accordingly reduced the prices of their Sewing Ma
chimes After this day they will b. sold that will
pay fair profit The cost Of manufacture capital H.
vested. dexpense of making saes such prices will
enable them make first machines, and here
toiore, gusr ee them 10 every particular.
PARTRI )GE, General Ag't for Michigan, Detroit.
I.GILLET, Jr., Age0t for Lansing and vicinity.
MOTHERS READ rHIs The following is extract from
let urtten by the pastor of Baptist Church to the
4" Journal aui Messenger nc matt Ohio and speak.
volumes Of THAT world ned mecl ne-NRS
WINsLow SOOTHING SyRCP FOR CHILDREN TEEIHING
" We see advertisement ia your columns of Mrs
Wibsos : soothing Syrup Ses We never sad vost
III favor OF = patent Medicine before life but
feel compelled your are = that this n,
oug-wB HAyK rRl AND KNOW III TO BE n CLAIMS
Il Is, prooa5y. IF the most uc-essfai meHc
he CAV. because Of the And those of
readers sbo babes cans do better than lay
supply = Ives
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JACK.
THE STATE JOURNAL.

Our contemporary has been obliged to suspend,
from financial pressure and insufficient patronage.
As we learn that but few copies of the following
circular have been struck off, We publish it for
the benefit Of the Democrats throughout the
county and State.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-04
TAKEN UP.-Came into the enclosure

Il OF he undeIs gued this city, about three months
dark red t~o year old steer. Said is all
dHI red the Tip end of tail ANY person owning
ai steer have him by proving property, psyn
ges and { king hiu away DANIEL Ellis
Lansing, lee I'd, lstl S~345
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S2jI EMPLOY1ENT: lS7
AGENTS w ANTED.

We will pay from s25 to t75 per month and all e1p'n'
SEES, Agents, give comml,scn Particulars
sentf ee. Address ng Machine Company, n
JONES, General Agent Mi an ohio. lyo12
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CAdyer0senent.1

fAdvsibsement]
~ Red Aliens new advertisements
a, lin ean.
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HORATIO PRATT,

Attorney and Councillor at Law and soieitofin Chan
Gerry an Circuit Court Commissioner, Mason lnSnsn
County, Michigan.
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DIR. s. A. MORRISON,

SURGEON DENTIST, having pc -manentiy located At Lam
sing t~n-ers the tizen-. He HIS open
ei Office Va ng avenue, over Martin J.
WeB's CIoth ng Store, and sltsf u no with every
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