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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-03

et ee a. hena ! Baggage conveyed free otcharEe
Passe Rs by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
" le pay steamers and privileged laU Our al gLt
ny PHR 9Hf EfSqRs i tg By dsygh
checked from those cities to BAY BoAfS from wbe ggsRf
For gTher information and Through Tickets apply in
fi hunh a. the Companys Great Southern Railroad
Pearce gig also the New Jersey Railroad ONCE foot Of
aboSe In fSEfSB Fl Ba at
% a any h 0fe n " corner Of Sixth and Chestnut ss
6fo at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Comp n.y. foot
Theiarge ana com rnodiois new and hHaII;tir,l s,
LOUISIANA and ADELAIDE repete With every ty' Gom
iAGe being nov composed q the splendid steamers 0UiS
ANA, capt &. Russell, and ADELAIDE, Captain Jas
GannVh having unsurpassed state and berth accom-
e. SsE Es a9 so 81 T daIa saE
- Ar ~ O'CLOCK P M.,w
xcR NV a york t ar "5rf S S EEgaEss Ty
d. The following is the Schedule " -
New York, at o'clock, A. N Portsmouth At cck, N.
B smofSe i Il $ $flaGR at At 4,
F9r augusta Charleston and the South, ia the Manchss
The train from Weldon in the above schedule zoe, to
Wilmington and Raleigh 7 "
points the River with James or R as S Sc
PeSs { 2 ae5 lea'9g Bsimo5s
lngton Weldon Godsborc Beaufort, Warsaw Raeg} and
miRE0n ~ c. will find ii most pleasant direct and
Baltimore, November 1860 Ins-tfi President.
EA.s!I-S OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
SslsAaA<zza-az5s1 COMPANY
=, FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA, AND LAND.
ms ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER
- me steamer VIRGINIA, Captain N Fairbank leaves
PfbmoFG' 9m her berth at Meedhams ierLight street
,ffTf1IT2WIpg leaves fredericksburg EVERY TUESD4Y
Pun at O'Clock, Immediately after the arrival az
the tram Of cars from Richmond and Washington Soppin
at an the regular Landings the Rappahanncck river
gong ana returning to land and receive freight and pas
/ sengerS 'a'' '''' pug
Is cor, ,-.,t,.,,, non THE VIRGINIA
sih new and was built by merchants Of Frede
ana farmers residing the counties b6rdrriny
on me happahannock for the express purpose of keeTig
st ,sS steamer on the route During the winter ne 0r
Eat ueck mas been nciosd, thus aOrng complete mo
tCsoh lot horses and other live stock Carriages Of All
sS can pc taken on board and carried under cc without
'hhS on the wheels Her StaterOou ana berth accom-
cations re large and cDmmodicus and her "a, sCt1 n,
leieht extensive AS passenger freight h. nj sf
no superior on the waters of the Chesapeake '
lrouE freight received in Baltimore and csr,.s mid
Oy FL CAPRON co, Bowlys wharf 49, '
ana thursdays, and on Fridays up O'Clock p NJ
or further information aud Blank Recent cf Corr psl
ny the Company, apply on hoard, or to
K, j. CAPRON & co, Age E,
r. or ,,,,r,rr--, , No y eOwiy' s wharf, Baltimore
Ia
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-03

The Colonial Government at the Cape of Good Hone has
given notice that and after the 18th day of August
1850 light would be exhibited from the lighthouse re
Gently erected at the entrance of Buffalo River East Lon
don Southeast coast of Southern Africa The light is
liked white light elevated As feet above the level of
water and visible in clear weather from disanse of
ABOUT eleven miles The lighthouse, painted in alter
nate bands of red and white on the reef at the
south side Of the entrance of the river
BY command of their Lordshps
JOHN WASHINGTON HydrographeI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

How 70 PSEsERvE EGGS The following is
sggs fresh and sound, tor any req aired length oil
sims. Houssksepers would do well to give il q
trial:
To 8 gallons Of water add pint of quick lime
and pint salt, and stir till we'll mixed and dis
solved. No care is needed in putting in the
eggs. IS they viii always settle right eud up il
just dropped lightly into the vessel. None out
those perfectly sound viii sink. Those which
dat should be taken out for, although they may
be good snOush tor immediate use, they are not
entirely sound. IL is not important whether the
eggs os si placed in the vessel at once or at DIT.
tsrcns umss; AMI they eau be taken out as they
ere needed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

VGxrILATIVS OF rag APPLE BAggEL. - BY
this ,Aira.i Tie boring vi ho.rs la the head VI
tue slaves vi the oasreis that All aIios the e.
Cape vi sne moisture that Is CONSTANTLY passing
"a from The Er~Iy gaInrreI iruH. We hazai Z
nothing Ia the -Ia1e,..euI that one bali the ifui
Oxng l.Is skrt tnis Season, 50 tar, has been
material. injured !rUm this Cause. Iae et-cl
Of counurd vAror upon the apple Is not at oucv
sPpAsenI Tue iruII appears UAconanony bright
on tie nrst Opeuiug-oaI a. tie sui lace dries III
Sas apple U-sIns " g:oS cai! ioGA!ns, aud II a
hsoI sk.uued apple, Ia q day VI t~o ~l.I present.
the appear a.ce VI hall oaArd iruiI.
But tnis steatnlng irou. confinement not only
iDjAses Tie sale vi .ue i.u. oa. ~ TIE grrs. cis
appSiuIinrug vi tue cous0 nrr, his isui- docs hot
Keep ss ne supposed 1t would AID as the variety
OF apple De purcnaJed led nin 10 suppose II
would Premature decay Is sure 10 ioilo~ as
consequence VI rnss want Ot vrut.lAti0u.-Lhi-
cog, fruit Dealer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

SsAsoSADLE HIxrs. - Winter il at hand
Good warm shelter for stock is indispensable.
Actual experience has demonstrated that with
proper warmth, animals are KEEP, with much
Ices expense than when subjected to cold and Ell
poaure. A mercifal man is merciful to his beast.
Economy Is well as humanity requires that stock
Be provided with comfortable shelter.
An excellent mode TO keep apples is pack them
In $40 dust
When the garden vegetables are all gathered,
The weeds, grass aud dead vines and stalks should
b raksd into piles and burned. This will de.
ssroy the noxious seeds ard insects by the thou.
sand. which otherwise would cause much
destruction and unnecessary labor next year.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
fats for farmers.

soxosUn IAICAraAsr II Nok'hAAs 49,
nara = vus Of Tie greatest iHa"p.s " 'as
~ ovsr secessioad0u, nAs been sAa'eo ~ .'s
3. c,.r~ oS limos N Ins Succession eui.~fs W
-,n, vrovrh VI chinese sugar CAne. IL Is sso
....~d nat Ia La sale eouaty tis'e Is eD0ee'
ned 70 make syraP ior noue CONSUMPTION H,'o
h.y. soms " spare fae.e axe eisut VI lev
e.os mills Ia iuu tiAst Ia Ottawa AID iu'meoiass
v,e,sisy, aud bos many are running ~ 0tos'
psrss Of the county, We can oaiy guess from &c
s,outs Of the amount VI sorghum rAieeo- Ihe
numpsr must De over tity, a1d perhaps nun
Ae~d Each mil VIII MAKE al average oi o.s
and q bait barrels 0i syrup day Ia TIE assfs
ss.s, AID .iI.s.Gz Tie season oi opera.ioIs l" u
tn,rty days, sbicu - PROBABLY saos' sD"os-
esuu.sGs, sd nAss, b, tA- so"ess cAie .iA''"'
auvvI z, zsU barrels Tor tie -easoDs u'Axe' %
About ssv xao.s " each l.aii, ~o1.An, AID chi'1
Ia ,ns cvuuty. I.At - rrest! s"S-t, Out los
succxss vi sorghum has u~cii made certAii, aae
the prospect fvs q soasa-ru supp! being PfvcAn
ops o. TIE rsosI.sou, The e.i.0se v. sofsn~u
v,Ii be stimulated, ~ that IL Viii sou os4ouis
one Vi Tie pnucipAi staples OF ilauoi,-OssaT.
(HI.l kepa1tses~.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
EsEPixo PorAroEs Is WISr.R.-Potatoes 500

u W ISIkR.-fOtdIOe9e OOl
In winter, II ouuej, irJm three Causes. First
and greatest want OF ventilation. Seconds,
and nearly allied, dampuess. THIRDLY, and more
rare, freezing. Farmers ind most OF their pota
toss spoiled al the toy OF tue heap, where they
became frozen but IbIs Is Lot the usual cause
the damp, foul stesmiug air assembled there and
could MT escape, aud spoiled TEEN. A hole
male IN the top, s.th cro~oar, aud closed with
. wisp vi straw, " JuId have allowed egress "
the coanard air, and saved the potatoes. the
beet way ~ secure potatoes out vi doors, is 10
make large heaps, 81! hily or sixty bushels, see
thai tacy arc Day anu Clean, by digging before
Vet weather cones Gu, cover them all over
With one tot OF packed straw, aud three incne:
OF sartn. Tue straw ~Il prevent dainpues-, aud
fsw inches OF earth will favor Ventilation. A
iArmer ono RAISES many potatoes aid practice:
this mode IS not lose u peck, on al average
IN nity bs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
DsYIxe APYLis.-Xr. A. J. Slb!ey, Of Arms
A. Men owe. the fo.lo~ method If Or, III

DsYIxe APYLls.-Ar. a. J. Sibley, OF Arma
dA, M.cn., gives the folio~irg method ot dr,in.
apples for ~,ntsr use, IL the Ce">sss Farmer
Aprl,s can Dc pared, quastered and cured ~.ti
mscs,rsry. Tie! suoUil tneu De strung, an.
huug ou app racks In-y must thea oe Keep
Ia . ssra. pace unlii drird. ~ s!scins tn-n
aud Dr., lnx oa plAt--, they can DC made mos'
ike Lesa sppies, bat tIese Is Lot c.ueF-ncs
enough ~ compensate ior Tie hard Labor.
Tot apples arc the best ior eoaunon use
Oris1 ssess apples are very good ste"-d anc
mixed 9th pic plAi.t, and miaAe ali economies
pie. fn-y s.so MAKE eXcSi-nt preserves, Pre-
pared ID tic to!lo~GDs "a. Soaa them lea
bvu.s ~ warm ~ster; 10 ever. pound OF iIsi
take pound of sugar, ani COX lhein- whel
aovus bali doae, aud iruou, sliced thin. Whel
the spyies are uoue .kui IIielIi out, aud boil TIE
sJrur dosa unlII c,ear, tLen POur II over tbs
spyl<s, AID 1 tauk yoa vii DC satisfied VIII
yvuf preserves.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

10 SroP BLEEDISe. Kemper, Rose Co..
Ohio. writes to the Amerieas Ayriculturist, that
bleeding from sound on man or beast, may be
stopped oy q mixture of wheat -four and com.
mon salt, in equal parts, bound on with cloth.
II the bleeding be profuse. use a large quantity,
cay from one to three pints. 1t may be left for
hours, even days ii Necessary. In this manner
he saved the life OF a horse. which was bleeding
from wounded artery; the bleeding ceased in
I've minu'es after the application. II was left on
three DAYS. when il worked loose, and was easily
re0ovsd, and the wound soon healed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
xAaKErixo Por lroEs-Solon Robinson "a,

that isrID would save fourth Of their price
By separating the large from the small before
sending them 70 market. The small po,atoe:
eoly 6h up the interstices and lessen the valus
Of she whole, while when separated the larg,
ones bring better price and the small ones left
ere Of considerable value, especially for food for
hogs. or other stock. We very much doubt
however, there being 80 much difference as one
fourth in the price they would command in the
mArssS IL would perhaps BE- well to expert
msns sith IN assorted load. II would then b.
very easy u determine whether he surplus price
above unAssorted Potatoes would pay for assert
ing them. Perhaps some OF our readers have
already tried this! II so. will they please tel
- whether il paid Mich Farmer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

TLA1 COrfox CALIco.-The Providence .Jomy.
"sI. soeaking OF priLts made in that ne;ghbor.
hood from combination OF FAX and cotton. in
the proportion OF twenty five per cent. of the
later material TO seventy Eve of the former,
says that they show decided advantage in
texture, color and general appearance, by the
side OF cloth made entirely OF cotton. The raw
material is afforded at seven cents pound.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13


From the Examiner Norfolk Va
Csphslc Pills ccnmpish the object for which they
we're made, Cure Of hea cache 10 all its forms.
From n. Er1mia.-, Norfak, Va
They have beeu tested II than thousand cases
with entire success
From the Democrat 81 Cloud, MINI
II you are or hav- ceeu troubled sit1 the headache
send for a box, (Cephac Pills so you may have them
IN case of attack
From Ia, Adoeytiser Proriience RI
The Ce phalc Pills a'e said 10 be = remarkably efec
for that frequent eompla which has been
discovered.
From he Western G,,e..e, Chicaoo. III
We hereby endorse Mr.. Spsld,ns and his unrivalled
Cephai Pills
We are that per.ons suffering with the headache
who try them, will stick 20 them.
From the Southe-n P,.a Fsad>r. ~ o Ia
Try th-m you TIA, Aft ced. a.d are sure that
your testimony can be atde. to rhe Already numerous
list that has received tene6t that other medicine
produce.
Pom tie 81 Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (Cephslie Pis) 10
rapidly Increasing
From The C1,1.e, D.renport Ioc1.
NJ SpsdIng aoud not come his With article
he did not k"o1 10 possess re, me il
Pom tie Afu>rtiser, P-orideucs, r.
Thetestn in tneir favor il strong, from the most
respectable quarters
From he Daily SSrs Davenport. p
Cephalic Pills are TAX nz 'he place of all kads
Prcns II. Corsme rcial Bulletin. Baron Mass
Said to be very efhcacious 'or the headache
Prom The Commercial, CIncinndti Ohio
Suffering hum-nity can COS be relieved
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

REcIPrs-Eag PYdd;a9-Six eggs. six table.
spoons Of four, one pint Of mix, little salt
Bake half an hour.
SIDE Bisesit-Oue tea cup II sweet milk, two
even teaspoons OF cream tartar, one Of coda,
butter, siss Of hen's egg -Aiehigsn Farmer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

AssAAAors BrDs N WrSrrR.-In november
cut do"n the old stalks and burn them, spread
ING the aahes on the bed, or better, put the
etoeks IN the compost heap. Cover the bed With
two 70 four inches OF veil rosted manure, digging
noss Of Il into the soil.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
DhOBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich

L igaD, Io-n.y OF lnsnAm, SAT- session ot the
Probate Court fr the county VI Iugn.m, huden al he
Probate Ohce, tie village OF M.sJn ILescas. the
ia day " ne thousand eight hundre1
and sixty present Nm rISckSEY Judge Of Probate
L. the Of tie estate OF kDb-It smith cec-as
ed reading 81 ng the P-ttIvn, dU. verified, o
caoch smith, scmbisAlJr, pray oih-i things
that may .i'osed 10 DE his ina account as such
.tof and 6..chAi ged foIn ali further la Oils
lies toe premises
rhereupvn it ordered, that ,ndAy. the 18Th day
Of November ne,t, ~ IL O'Clock tie forenoon
sgneo for bearing 4 sAt petition, and nat The he'll
Vt lad deceased and all other person. CRESTED
IN sad estate requ red 10 ppear session OF SAID
Court, then be holden ~ the Probate Oce the wi
lags Of Mason, and show thee be, WY The
pre-, Of the petitioner should MT suI-c Ano it Il
further ordered that said Petitioner give ce To the
persJns interested SAID estate OF the Deficiency OF
petition, and the hearing thereof b. causing copy Il
thus order 70 be puosLei in the Lansing kepubncan
newspaper printed and circulating SAID unity u Ing
ham, successive weeks previous 10 sac Day of hear
ing q true copy WM- H fINthNEf,
3w340 Ju1ge q. rr"bsfe-
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ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.


We have seen a great variety Of pumps sud cnntrvsn
for drssu .s,er. but ia u soud ex
Gel Nhee ers W.t-r D-sser The striking features are
SIR king implicitly If and tue Unps'ale
I'd with shich u viii water any requi ed DIS
tsnce 9th Itta labor ihi- water frswer can oy n
nary usage cot If order II. 81 Lace II wrhn
the each family IL ta.iei !" both SELF an
eel ami the >at-r Is brought up fie.h-oaio Ndie
Jy4 nal
We its operations during the different e,hi
bitious several and County Fairs ana Institutes
tie fall and have ia: ample opporUnit of ting
MS pa t and state thst opiDi las
thai Il msny no cam Iei Z AT the sane time Is
one f unqualified approval ~ dti0n1i AgrtcatErts-
This les aud valuable improvement we have been us
ns pien-~- for ONE tine aud pronounce II the
best tn ny OF the KIND eve Itis hamoug and
Is ali II Is represented to ue.-Aoiina Herald
II il fine vel apparatus and &c ieel safe in recon
dng il to he pu Michigan State Meas, Ann A =
tcr.
WATER nRAWER-CiUTTON.
Tie public toned aga nst manufacturing, sell
ling using Water lr.s any constructed ss
To infringe Vince e''s ia A. IL - lno~n nv us
that par assuming trade ma K, a. Wa e.
Drawer" vioiai ng rgh's. and try 70 effect
sac nf articles whch sutDrfisd b. piten,s, and
20 sc County Rights ella m ~nrihs tie name OF
patent h-rsb NOT " al person. that shall pro-e
Ill If mfr Ia IN. fullest extent Of the
lsw, and coll.d pdtsnt f,.s.
WHEELER L Co.
Cleveland. Ohio March Is. 1851.
B. To All parties HON The caution fts,'' ve
pu; it in end prosecute eases Il in
frnsem.n Pa such time, md IN .uch
as ue think best TO secuIe our rights
3m325 WHEELER Co.
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QTATE OF MICHIGAN-Tbe Fourtf

~ Ju1,ei,i G cult the Circu; Curt for the County
Il lnghsm, in Ch.ncery. Notice il ter-oy gwen, that
By virtue OF ceereta order made IN this here
Samuel 3 Coryel and Henry B. Mcclure, executors o:
the ssts,e Of David Mcclure. deceaei ,mplAn-
aats, and race Baker And " Baker cef.nc- n,.
shsIl ell to the CHEST BIDDER a. public auctr
the ffent door Of Bailey Cos banking Once 10
the city Of LAnsing the 9Th day # Deoemb-r,
1851, ct too o'clock in the afen Of sad cav, the 70
loving, al Of certificate number four huotreo aod
sixty one issued b. the Comm s.iuper Of The Ian
O@es, Of the STATE Of Aiehgn, for lot nunbe ore Of
block number eighty -four ls4) i" the city Of L.ns n,
eounty Of Inghans, ard sfste of Miehigso
HORATiO PRATT, Circuit Cour. Com.
P1xsoys WHY. Solis fJr Comp.
Nasoa, Oct FL 1861. ,v3So
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persons are hereby warn.

4 ID and c un'Gsd s<.,ost purehas,g prom- soey
note made oy me, and Dated Nov 18Th fr TIE sam
II thuty doilA's, payable D. mand TO Cosles or
beaver Said note givea Tor wager On the election
n the State Of Mes York, that IL could give Lpco
5000 vity. Part of the electo had rhs, vote and
part did not and BY the best dc .ce
u be dras, under that state II fse:s ahA nor
pay JOHN EERR
Lansing, Sept 20, 1861.
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q II Il hw among the Japanese that he
Who Isnds them eash In this world, viii receive
- Ne nsss world Tie capital and ten per cent,
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| DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Notice

IA 10 hereby gwen, that Pursuance Of an order TO
anted by ,he Jacge Of Probate for The eouny Of
Ingham, The ls day Of August a Q. 1861, shall
o. the p,eus .. the flos nz piece "a, os
land The west half Of soatbesss quarter of seeiin
sgh,esa Cs), the tines 90 nh. of ranse tvo (2)
east, valued 81 80 %. subject al
lAsd. Isras nses knosn % day Of sale
ESHRAIM MECH.
oeS9s AAD'r e Ne estate q Geo. Nessb, de-
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. County o.

~ IN, IS "A: W IiIe rooA Co. Tor
IoAary VI Lug ham, hold a. the Probate once u
vlAse vi Ms Nopiay, tie IA css At OIot-r,
The year - ip"us~nie gu nGnlieC AIc A oDc pres
81 h. tISCKSEY. yu-s- " Poo.te- Ia sae uiAIt-r
II the JsDex-r Jacke;, deceased On eA-ns
and uLnS tle P~ut.oU Cup seIine, 81 Aaron bJIs o,
AsmInsu uron said estate, play ID, IN other
thias., for sell the zeal estate Of sad &C.
ceased
Thereupon ordered, that Monday, the Is day Of
NovemU next, ii ocek the 10 euoOn, DC
be uearnS OF pel.l.on, ADD tnA. heals Al
81 deceasei ami ali oIner pers ID e. Ia
SAID estate are rei ~ sppeAT al season ~ 50
{, then be rrJoAte Othoe the siI
lage Vi IA AMI II thee shy the
prayer Of p-tIli~ner Dot rs aulet AMI Is
iurber ordeieu that said Pc: loner We louc- 10 the
.Ac ate, o the ency U: said
p<lIou, bearing tnereof, by Causing T.! Vi
LIS be pIol,cei Lansing -bi.e4I, Il
nesspser prn,-d ana circulating SAID com Il high
an, weexs pIevIJUs 10 SAD day OF
ing "a true copy wv fl>thNki,
ov337 4cg- OF Probae.
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A DMINISTRATOK'S SALE-Notice

\ DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Notice
- Is HEREBY gwen, that n pursuance of license
Ne grsn'ei BY III. Hon wm rInckOes, Jurge Of Pro
hate Tor the county Of rDgh M Hay the Sd tas
June. u 1851, shah Sc At paoIc aucu On the
p. enses u tie tos Il lie hi the comfy logan
On Monday he 9th CAV Of epemoer next, Qsel ne
o'eJck he ate nom VI sAs1 tn folio -'ug real
tate OF John 8, d-c-sseI 10 sit The univ.d-d half
Of tbs sesl half Q: nth sest quarter of e:ton
nyrth u range ao ut Of less
Terms made knosn On the day of sic.
WN II CHAPMAN,
Admin s-rator Of john Lucas de e,sei.
Lsns ng, July 3, lsel e.326
The .b've sale adj burned 20 Saturday the 2stn n.,
At O'Clock n he af,e on a. the "a Dc pace
WA n. CHAPMAN, Aominstra,nr
Lansing, Sept. Q, 1851 3~3S3
The above sale adj urn.d TO Saturday, the 10 DAY
Of % ooer at ocLck the Of o. on at the ane
place WV r. CHAPMAN, Acnns' a'or
Lansing, Sept -, leel 3.33s
The sbYve sale adjourned 70 Saturday he Both cav
Of November o'clock he af he "a me
place WV n CHAPMAN, Acm q str.tor.
LAnsuR, Oct 1oeh 1861 esS3o
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E>OR SALE.-Two Eighty Acre Lots
sag. h1es hoa $40 70 Sll 81 aers. d p kUiY.
Lannng, August lath, 1851. SVaD
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DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich.

L Igan, County of lngnAm s.-AI a session OF The
Probate Court county Of lngham holc-n at the
Probate Office. the village Of Macon, Mon LAY, Tie
2lst day of October, ;he year ole thoGsADd eight
hundred and sixty one, present Wm H. rnck"ey Judge
of rrobse Ia TIE matter of the estate Eoepe1er Au-
stn DECEASED On reading and fling The petition, Guy
verified Of Og.en ards cred tor prs that
tiers Of mioi.tr.ton may be granted to him up saG
estate:
Thereupon l. Is ordered, that sy, the Is day o.
Nov. IL o'cocs Tue f1ren be assigned or
the heA ing ot petition and that the lie al Jaw oi
50 CeCeaeeo, - a =
tate Tequ red u appear at session of SAID
thee be nuren At the Probate Once, 10 the village If
Mason, and show If any the De, why lie pTaye'
Of tie peutioner should not anted II turtbrr
oruered, that said petitioner give TO tie
interested laid Of III. tenieocy Of tetriCn
and tie he ring hereof, b. ny copy .: tn,
TO be puolshed he Lansing Republican, newspaper
pr ed and stIpg county If Ing ham,
successive weeKs previous to saiG DAY of n-ar.nx
(Auuecopy) WI n. tl>ChNY.
$3.50 judge OF rrob.te
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Sid USp1nrhs b. prevented and II taken
the rmeneemsnt Of attack immediate relief fron
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They Sc dom "a. IN ng :h- Nausea and Headaoh,
Ia which fena rs subject
They act geoily up1n the boue.s.-remov ng Csstire
Nsss
For Literary fr,n, StHd.r.t.. Delicate Females aud al
psIsons Of scE,dyy hiatus they valuable L1xa
tire. he arr>,it>. giving tone and ri9or to the
digestive aud ofng The nstursl elasticity and
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The CEpHALIC FILLS the result. Of long investig
ton snd carefully CONDUCTED experiments having been
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an relieved q vast amount of pain and suffering from
esdachs shelter orig, stirg in he system
from Gersngsd state Of the stomach
They entirely vegetable in th-i- Composition and
be taken az all times with perfect ss-'y vtbou,
making any change Of d. and The abs>nc. Of any disa
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BEWARE OF COCNTsRFEITs!
Tie genuine have five signatures of Henry Spsudiny
on each Box.
Sold oy Druggists aud al other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be lent by mail prepared receipt of the
PR I G E, 25 CE NJ 3.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c SPAULDING
IS Cedar Street, New York.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
Csphslc Pills -ccomplsh the object for which they
we're made, viz Cure Of headache 10 all its forms
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13

From the Democrat Sc Cloud, MINI
II you are, hav- oeeu troubled sIt1 the headache,
.end for box, (Cepharc Pills so you may have tn, 10
IN case of attack