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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26
MEDICAL.


rs osnst.trtlonzl disease, q oorruptisn q the
i blood. BY which this 1nd bco<nes vfisfed, weak,
and peer. belns IN de esrcui.uon, Il pervsdes Tie
whole body, aDd may burst oct IN disease On any part
OF H. No organ Is free froa is sftseks. = there
cue Which it may Tot destroy. TIE scrcfnious txin'
u vazossy carsrd b mercariki disease low nving,
dirprdered CT unheaslhy food. Impure air. rlth snd
tithy kabts the depre ssng sice< and xblvc al. BY
The senereai infection. whktcser be its origin. n is
hereditary IN the constitution. descending 'fron pa
rents ehildrcu the third and foarth genera
uon." Indeed, IL seems 70 be The rod q Hin who
says 1wili vislt The iniqutiss e she fathers upon
their childrtn."
Ia Effects commence by deposition from the blood
of corrup; Of uoerous matter, which. II the lnnga
liver, and internal organs, Is termed furo~rcles. In
the giErds swe.linge: and the srrfscs, trurh.ns
or sores This foul corruption. which rezders IN TIC
bicod tepres<er the energies Of c, 20 hAt scrofa-
lous complaints. but they have f.r les power 70
Withstand tie attacks of ether ciseases consequent
" numbers perish BY disorders which. although
scrnfuious In their nature. st rendered Ia
al hy ,his tsint in the system Most of The ecn-
sumption which Gecinsted The human family has IL
origin directly IN tiis scrosulous contamination:
many Destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys,
brain, and, indeed. Of all the organs arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofnic1s. their
p<rsous are invaded by this lufklrg infection, and
fheir health Is undermined BY H. To cleanse 10 from
the SYSTEM we must renoTate the blood by AfeTa
i've medicine. and inygorate Il BY healthy food aud
exercise. Such medicine We supply In
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26


The most oectusi remedy which the medical skin Of
our times devise for this everywhere prevailing
and fatal rnsls5y II combined frhm the uost active
rsrn.dias that hsvs been discovered for the expnr
atien Of this foai disorder from the blood and the
rescue os the system FROM is destructive oonse-
oueuees Hence II should be employed for tbe cure
of not only Scrofia bat also those other Affections
which arise from II, such A.
Eruptivs and Skin Diseases. ST. Anthonys Fire,
Rose. or Erysipeias, Pnsples. Pustnles. kloteh-
ga, Rains and Bos.s, Tumors, letter and Sal.
Rheufn. Scsld Head, Ringworm. Rhsr-
matsm. syphilitic and hercureal
Diseases. Dropsy, Dyspepsis,
Debility, and, indeed. al
Complaints arising from
yirated or Impure
Blood.
The popular belief IN ''inpurify of the bioad' l.
founded IN truth for sorofaa Is degeneration u the
blood. The particular purpose and virtue Of this
Sxrznrnriiia Is 10 purify and regcneraie this vital u
IA without which sound health Is impossible in con-
tnrnin ated constitutions.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26

st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York
Board Reduced 10 81 per sas,

since tho opening cf this va-t and oonmcd.ous
Hotel in ls5s il has been the srg;c en1ea7or of the
esssie,ors TO n,ke it the most ssnptpous. con-
vens~ns snd comfortable home for the cits-~n snd
.tranrcr on thl. side the Atlantic
And shatever has seemed likely 70 administer 20
sAs comfort of its Euests they have endeavored.
wiGbst regard . ee.s . provide, ard . combine
al she slerDenss * lrelsiacnl sad social enjoyment
which modem art has Invented. snA Inotern taste
apprevsa, ard tAc pasrouage rhiea # has eounsn-
ea aurssx ne past ak yrsrs : a graufyins prcof
thss shslr snoFls bavc been aepseeisled-
To net th- exisenees ofthe tsuaes. vixen all are
reQairca % prassie~ tbe ssost slg'a ecsoomy. The
undersisaed-
Have Reduced the Price Of Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
Al she sane ere asssins nsss q tss luxsriss with
whieh .1rsr tasle hss hiaA<Tto Ssea s@ppissa-
rsE4pwEt1 wHucouB CO.
x.~rors. s-d.. :. fssi 5nos
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26

TION.
aFlNpOIp's BUCHu Tor The B,aidsr.
HFI MBOI.D's BUCHU Tor The Kfdney-
HEIuBnID's BUCHu fcr the Gravel
HFINfOLD's BUCHU for the Dropsy-
HEINBol.Ds BUCHu Ger Nervousness.
HFfvBolp' BUCHU Tor Loss OF Memory
arI WBoIDs BUCHU for Dimness of Vision.
WI Npf,ID,s RrCHu for DiGieuls Bresthing.
UFI NBOIDS BUcHU for Weak Nerves
aEi.xBoi-D's BucHu Cor upiverssi Iss-itnee.
HEIMBoLDs BucHU for Horros of Dhes~s
uEI,MBOID's BuCHU for Night sweas.
aEiNBoi.Drs BUcfu for " wskefniness-
aEI.MBoLD's BUcHU for pryness cf the ssin,
HFf.NBoLD's BucHu for Erupucns.
HFfwBOf.D'S BUCHU for Pain Ia the Bscs-
HFiNBoI.p,s 3UCHU for Keaviness of The Eyeies.
vsth Temporary suFrson and Loss Of Sight.
HEIMBoLD's BucHU Cor Mobility anc ke-tlessness,
with want ~ Attention and Horror Of Society.
HFrMpOID's BUcHU for obstructions.
HriYBOIDs BucHu for Excesses arising from In
discretion, and al p,sss.ss os rr.,rs
FExALRs-fENAIEs-yE
OLD or VOTING, SINGLE, MHEmED. OR con-
TErrLATIsG ksk'
iAnh ~ THEY ARE or 80 AvAu.
HINtsOID's EXTRACT BUcHU
Is THE yEgy BEST kkhfDf ~ Ihk ~NohiD ~
- <,sua fudissretson Habits q Disspation IN The
pECIISE or caAS6E ofIIf
sEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
cOFANffY sBoCIlD fgK WITHOUT IT
r.ss no more Baissu. Mercury. Or Unp'easaps
u.dscine. fsr Unpleasant and Dangerous D.essss-
HFiMBoIbs EXTRACT kCCHU CURES
| SECRET DISEASES
rn all their stages, Atnitie Ksysnss
| Ils;le o. 10 change Of Diet, 20 ineooVenenoe-
ASp Exr9sUEx
| rse ,tfLxBOf.D's EXTRACT btchL fnr frcess-
a. srs-lng from habits ipdalsst :.
~ HcgSe AND Old
Ard ,or diseases arising from hshis q .inspansn-
= --re~~s All improper discharges and VIII restore
tse patient IN short tine V ''a'e O AsA''" -''
psryu rurotps EXTRACT BucHu Cor diseases
| an er~~sIons q The most distressing character
} Tss HEIMBolDs EXTRACT BucHu ser al 'Hse-
t'a' an 49, TaIssny 4 isi ORGANS
! Whether existing IL
MALE cn FErsLE,
" -s::s;' ssS ';s;; TSss s'ssizfs 81 :; '' :
AL he sbsv. diseases sDi synP,o'.s saai, q -
s4sss uesszneoi Aad nsy eTis'ns's ron NJ sam
READ, KEAD. REkDi
1. HKlxRoiD's DrcHr 4 safs Ard pheasant In ts-s
- dor h-t lr4nnetizfs n 81 acticn.
p~-so~sTly appeared before M, Al Alderman q u
zSrx a p<iI Iss.phla. n. 7. HKI.hBoLD. CheDist. sh
ss'ns aaiy s~orn dos. s<y th@i hls preparation g.
sose xanufscturer.
exu~n and Eur<rrfsfd tFIarf u1fs ne II oey
xe-~rnhrr 1sSx wx. P .MEBAkD. Altertaa'
" pr,~~ a. p~r h.te sir fer e.. delivered - ~
r~~-.~.s IN 1T HrIxBOfD,
P~arsicsi Ard Analytical Chernist.
,o< sssth Isash -. e-ie- Co., =. -
mvW AIR Of COgNTEHtEbIs
n AND rxpE1SCrFIkD bxAlkkA
W. -n1ssvor y 1i~po~~ "or r-xn o-r' sna on
m" srrsrrx< ox rru urrrsuns suk"rpH
= E-frsrt Euch1-
- ssrrspsrlis-
Y frurroF~< nc-~ Wssh-
20 Tn. BARw 4 90.
= AZ a. urzS<tsfs -7<rywbsre-
-. lsK yoR HELxBOiVs TAKE 70 oIHkk
-. - =. n sxx<r-.s<-n<r< sr6 s.n1 ~ a.
kpD AvoD urouusN AND KxPoson-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26

r<x.l advertisements nfy cents per sq1afe e-en
1-srtic1- IL -. -.
ssusfsstury arrangements ns1e with IT, ~ns
80 Al stvsrtsse by h- year, With The pFiTirgs q
A.--s,< A n..,s.re Tesriy advertisers. he~ever,
-si bs eonansd sirirly 70 the.r regular ee'-n--s'
Asv~r.i-ssnsnss in -. srecsai nssies column VII
Ad~sf.iseureus tive i-ps eosssasiiy On The INSIDE
~ as<sess publsAsa Ia te local columns. q
a.. fl--s az ro1<r viii be charged for erA ins-fton
e. ~ c-s~ Ten llncs ter cents p~r hne -
fve~si-p-nsnts sent IA for 10 spectned unae' VIII
r. sr,e-tst three 3ortts. unless o eereo out =,
!. - -,..~-.sn- % stspaspx advertisement VIII
&C sanf 20 . rer~vL of t1e f>''-, uni'-
sxresd upon b contract - s..e,,,-
~r-s,su-ir- candidates f0r oelce q every cescnf-
- ,II - charged O. 90 for each name 10 tne bny,
a \ a. - ir ne Daily ard Weekly. otedbs " 10
- tc<
No xr.tu.tsus Advertisements Whatever.
ch.~res ali bc raats Ter Inserting The not.ees OF
all s,-dsr. ssrs<ties Or ksso<istcns a. ioloNs'
Fo~ e.rh notice not exceeding lines = os1's io1
"a q ln.ert. on. over eight brss - tbs rats- !,
Announcing deaths with faneral roree s0aeos1'
O.. without notice, Tree. - .--...-
a, bv iutrlira,s or sssocsa'icrs, or BY eharchss'
f@ssi sl~ertss-rnents inserted a. DE exP.nse Q.
Al 5rncTs or.ering ans payment not 70 % es..1es
10 he frrsl proceedngs but collccsnie A. ne 49,
tsnc- rubusheE srt accountable ior IL sS.-reS fsr
sRs' sdvertis<ne-.,s er-ond tbe .rIoe--s e-''s -
their publicat.cr.
he Weekly Express
suslisasa every Wednesday. sssi 50 per .anHra'
srSo paper sent without he u.eney, ror ceutinn-
q longer tlmc than paid Cor.
state. os Advertising tu Weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26
he Weekly Express

ss-Thers viii be TO deviation frcra The ssovr
afea. =. - -
sG Advertisements p1bllshed In both pa1,y snn 10
weekly ili be charged the fall Daily rates Si'1 oe
hsif Of The Weekly rates added
CHARLES cRUFT. PRo'x.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26

fr'uE partnershi9 sxi-ssa- bssv~sD
L .-s.... a l.sal-. = = .rert = frEI aneies
So 4sssl's<Isrs a. - = isf. kF 49, S sm-
.era r. z.,Ies~ Z - = sll.sir - n ss.i-f-
sss>sf, - ,esszs = atsAss's., - - e sf's,.se
xs~.Tc.. u al.ars~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26
Tsro Dailu CoaEerfioss from HarrisbHrqh 70
Baltin0rs aad Washington.
RAcsAGE CHECKED THRoUGB-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE
Buy Tickets csss Pitts
8aoo bus'g.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT Alb MAIN
OFFICES

FRElGHTS.
rxsa. Roa.r Frslgats of sn dsscTiViiona ca bs
49,. - frc.a rb.isttlpt,a, Nev scrt. Bofoo %
r.f.s~s.~s r. e~y f~tuf en re Railroads - obts
r-r-,~.~ frffasss Ifincz Fisccss4ir. icNs, e Ma
s.~--l ~ pailr..4f - -.
=, s.~r<~i~sr.le Esilrrsd slse cessn@ets e. fto-
- s.ish Ssrs..ss-s - 4hfch Ge>ts csn y ios-
--1r< "a srr 49, o. tie otfo. Huski.s-.ra. kst-
s,.r.~ Tr.rr.stc cunsherispa iinuts. hississlpI.s
w.esersfr. nlsscuri Kansas. Askzrsss ~ Red hi,-
~.-f Il (se.ef4rr1. esadaskF and thtctEo via
~r~xz-~~ - sll sora> - <agsh- y e-i<Fr b-<es
rr--haus< sre <hi.ref stfrttlrE ~ = "a
80 II f,.rz- F<,i n lls CcrnpsrT sxzn re'g w4zh
= fI.<nrs - ia seee.lg sfa1zlt
rftr pATFS az FKgf6liT b s1g point "a thc
we~s ~ a. peunsvs~suis kalreac fre "A tl arfs
=. fa-s-at'Is e. - e.ere1 ~ 4h1 k<rpsa een.-
- sss.iruiar % nsrE psestzst "a fzfsnvAns
Hsransr"
~>EEraR rffstt'r&.t. 49,
uAcr4w 4 fsl,tss sefe-4a4 - Hzitlrr-f-
fFrcR 4 %. -. kstar fieas-. e -. sesth
a ifItafn g.. EfT Tork
lxExr A O.. - s141e - 49,.
81 floc sTosl. 6sesse-ni Fr~irhf Arsst Fhfls-
Fx0srg LEWIS tlsE,sTsl srr'i. AiiaaeA, fszza
1. d. HOUfT. 0erfIa Ntks serif fsli,seipbia
&C f~tT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26
RECEIPTS
DISBURSEMENTS

There has been couniy ordsFs drawn for ne i-lio~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26

A. T. kl1Jzss. A. Y. =.
Terre-Hests. June IL. issl-s~sW
p. She expsnses Il this year as oupsred siu
he eEpenss for isss soi 90. sho~ decr-asr r.
ts.<23
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26
BATES HOUSE.
wn. JUDscN, Prsprsessr-
Garner af IlIino:s a Washington Sta,
rNpsASApoLss. IND.
TERRE-HAUTE HOUSE

TERREHAUTr. INDIANA
frox~rr1r Eso~S - TIE FEAisrE sor~r.)
-f,ru = ONE or TIE rkEsEsT. BEsT Az
nsecrn Al racal crzSrrfses< I1tris y a
wess 49, ~ surcr5er y cv-ry e<srr re<2-ct - s1r
.tn<r - a. eif4. Il cszlsl<5 cus ee11fss -.
t.-sls r.. sasrl eslf ositttet. sd ~rl tzri.soso
i<.str T,c-ss ssxsr8 a. tsrr ~sth f4rirr- sstsct.
81. - - socarrse.sfisn ~ ssr-ti>s y Htassc,
f- - -.-s riexsznt par e - ~. sr< eF-zasn'
Is - Ektlro&< D<pt<s.
sr on1lssssss pa - Al fFez he Besss.
.akx><3u s nOos
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26
LEG l..

Annual Report OF the Auditor Of yigo
County.
DErORT of TIE Auditor of yigo connfy. showing
IL the ancrnt received and disbursed for the yea
5oumencing June isf, A. D., leso and ending My
Jist, A H.. 1871. inclusive
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

-, -. ,, q, inaira.a. for While NE an. 70
y P.se.y .,,--,, .,hg.,.,,n, ana .trr prthvu.n.
the tAs.e,n = - 80 a~;,,ssr ,-n.,a,.. an, r.
!" 'ae Wa ~ -. - ,,,,;,, md ,hus restores
ne 'ne ~ " ~ 80 -. \ I. ~ .,,.rks of disease
anu Ieh'e's uIe $500 $500 - os.rsa 70 q vo,i IN
= - 80 80 =. ., n. v,,bin the reach of all. 20
PPo'e' ne m. .,,,,hn., a. IN n. the n, II now
enc m.e.A' ~ 1870 a. ,,sa az 10 aff IA mr.
u '"uo so a. - - ,,,,,r a., b-,<. sco,hs IN.
Ioes - - ., = ,,,,..r,vs o,g.rs ana AL
osdSesi A''de" an -, -, 90 7, - 80 ,,,f-ety
iAy AZ nei 'oas ~ . 80, - 80, :, /; ne tolnxed b.
nnAlsAus "a -. ~ ,,,,s I,,.comno-ea en,lf-ly
HSss'o'' y, w =. - - f--h,. .o,,hn,,y nor ,t,l
oi sese'A".es sil4 '" e. s.o-s.o,.n,1v "a , ne,
"ni- Auu So',.ns 49, ~. 10, r. ,et 10 h. . a.
erngore- SuSh ~ ,s - hv ~. ,b,,on,,,Iv
'defA'am "a ,ne nee 80 ~ 80, hv IN VIM n,ye -u,
s."el IA n,e ..ar, ,n.ai.~i IN ,or tp,xI
-'eo ii"n uooy -. sol-s N ,,..k nj ., sac
egg even 70 'ee - .y o,.r 20 m. NJ. Z. Of
snd ~ ,n I-ss,s 20 ,h,eb nor humanity Is
many VI '"1 -. r., a..r,ni. y. The foIIox mo
coos'Sn y -, - I,a.,1a, Jysn.n.;. I,.s of
.on-uwP, ~ 80 49, -, b,I;,y <e,r.Iyi. Pal
app" ~, vaI,.ho-, d.n.condr,a Niyn,
P'Auon u ~ =. ,;.s1 "a .ii,h., cl.ss Of ca ... So
- ..,,.,,s, "a =, tine csll.d Eyu,1e
,,e Is,I,r;,;s, Ala, LIVER l.rapyem.nt.
"eS'ses - /, - ,n,,i.,rrs DIs-.,ss ot Inc k,d
:" i"'p.',y ,,,nss ., ~. Irri,. or any y,n
NJ .ns. - 60 Urio.rv Or,an. Pain N the
81, 80 , -. 80 ,is Sb,nIders nr-d;.p ,I,lon 70
:, - ga, U,.kn, and Contioued Cough Emaciston
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
STRAWBERRY CULTURE.

A writer in the American Farmer gives few
plain rules which he saws, il followed to the let
ter, will prove themselves good rules They
are, LIST. Never have the beds 80 wide a. to re.
quire the gatherer even to lean on them. I'd
Never use animal manure. Sd. Keep the beds
clear Of weeds and grass. l find that any time
from August to the blooming season will answer
for transplanting. The first requisite is to have
the beds in good order. Lay them of five feet
vide. then spread evenly over them . good coat.
ing d well rotsed wood pile manure or woods.
mould, which is to be deeply spread in. During
. moist or rainy spell set the plants in three
rows and from IL to "a inches apart in the row.
l never permit the runners to take entire posses.
sion Of my beds. but keep them back BY pinch.
i~g in the spring. and a foil needing. BY this
treatment my beds are pretty we'll covered with.
out being matted. After the fall wedding, the
beds ere sowed over With wood ashes, and d.
ring the early winter, as there opportunities,
they are all covered over with wood. pile manure
OF apent tan. During the early spring, when
the beds are covered with young green leaves,
they are well busted with plaster or shell lime,
and when the blooms show themselves, they are
again sowed over with ashes. Thesebowings are
slreys made in damp weather. This comprises
the entire culture required to this fruit in
perfection.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich.

= gan, Coanty OF Ingbam, sat a session of the
Probate Curt for the County Of Ingham hoden the
Probate Office IN Mason, Monday the day Of May
in the year one thousand eight hundred and SIXTY
one Present, VIM III. Pnckney, Judge Of Probate 10
the matter VI the ate Of tlpheson wAdo deceased
On read ng and ding the petition duly verified of Cor
nelia A. Waldo, (sidow OF said deceased PRAYING that
letters OF adm ZION may be granted upon said
to :. K Ibou- ne:
IhereuP'n II Is O dered that Monday, the Sd day of
June next al III O'Clock the BE- assigned for
the hearing Of said petition, and that the heirs of
said deceased ant ali other persons interested in said
estate are required 10 appear at session Of said Court
hen To be holden at the Probate Office the village of
Mason and show cause, there be, why the prayer
OF the p-ntioner sh,u be graosd And IL further
ed that said peutloner give notice the PERSONS
IN crested IN aid estate Of the peacency Of
the caring the 7eof BY copy Of his order
to be published in the Lansing Republican, newspaper
printed and said county of lnghA for
ce-sive weeks previous 10 said cav Of hearisS
q true copy) WM H PINCKNEY.
SaSt6 I,ay. of ,,nh,,.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

PA Bue.-One Of the great difficulties atten-
dans on the growing Of field peas for seeds, is
the attacks OF the pea bug. This difficulty is
overcome by sowing 90 late that they do not be-
gin To pod until after the season for the insect
to lay its eggs has passed, which lie early in july.
In the month Of June the insect is ready to Law
its eggs and il the pod is then just formed and in
it most tender state, it is pierced and the egg
deposited in the young and tender pea. Peas
eo"n after the FIRST week in June will escape
The bug does most injury in dry seasons. An
objection to late sowing arises from dry weather
which assaiy prevails in the latter part of June,
ous snss may iE . great degree be overcome BY
deep seeding
Field peas should have a heavy dressing
OF plaster - soon As they are fairly above
ground.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
CTATE OF MICHIGAN County Of

~ lngh~m, AT session Of the Probate Court for
the County of ngham, hold the Probate Office IN
sae village Of son, Monday the 18Th day of April
the year o1e esht hundred ard sixty pres
ent Wh h PNcxSEY, Judge Of Probate. In the matter
OF the estate Of Charles Foster and other m nor. On
reading and ang the petition duly verified of LYDIA
RAynor pray Nc that she nay Be- licensed to sell the
real estate Of sad Minors situated the county Of
Clinton, State Of Michigan:
Thereupon 1t orcerea, that Monday, the Sd day Of
June next, At II O'Clock in the forenoon, be assigned
Tor the bearing Of said PETITION and that the heirs
Ia. Of said deceased and all other persons in
sad estate, are required 10 appear 1T of sad
Court then be holden at the Probate Office 10 the m
aee Il Mason, and shcv cau-- any there ~by the
prayer Of the pettner snou.d granted And it
tortSer ordered that said petitioner give so,ice 10 the
persons in said estate of the pensency Of said
Petition and the bearing tbersof By causing copy Of
tnls order 70 Be pablsssd in the Lansing Republican,
printed and circulating said coCnly Of Insh
Am, III successive weeks previoas to sssd day OF hear
ng. rus eopy.) VIZ b. PINCKNEY,
owSIS Judge Of Probata
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

PoIAro Ror-A PREvExrlvE-A writer in
the Gardnsr's Chronicle, starts with the theory,
that the potato rot is due to the deposition by
the atmosphere of a minute fungue, which, IA
king up his habitation, FIRST on the leaf and the
haulm OF the potatoe plant, propagates with as
tonishing rapidly, and ultimately finds it way
TO the tubes and completely destroys them !;
recommends the planting the potatoes in double
rows, about one foot apart When the haulms
are full grown, bend them down right and left,
adding earth between the rows, and pressing
down the hauIms. so tina; they lie away from
the hills. The rain falling cannot then carry
down the young fungi to the roofs, but falls in
the vacant spaces between the rows. Boards
laid on the rows. SO that the haulms are forced
to spread away from the roots, the tubes being
protected from the rain by the boards, also pro-
tects the crop from rot. These conclusions are
the result Of experiments on quite large scale
Potatoes treated in this way always produce crops
unaffected By rot, even when those cultivated
in the common way, in the same field, are badly
ininred.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

~ lnshsri. sat session Cf the Probate Court for
the unity of lnsham hoten at the Probate oee the
village OF Ma-oo on MAY, the 9th day Of May. IN
the year one thousand eight hun red and one pres
ent, WIZ PiNcENEY, Jucge of Probate In the matter
OF the estate Of Geo sc Mech, deceased On read
,og ant o. ns the leuten, duly verified. of Ephrain
Aeecn administrator Of said deceased praying that be
NAV De Auiho lied 70 sell The said estate Of deceased
ihereupon II ordered, hat niay the .th cav of
July next at IL ocloek the forenoon, be assigned
or me hear ne Of said petition and that the heirs
OF sAa deceased and AL other persons interested
are aret tn appear at session of said Court
neo 10 oe hocen a: the Probate Once the village Of
anu show cause if there Be, why the prayer
q the petitioner should be granted: And fur
hef oroefed that said petito1er give notice the per-
cons in'e ested IN said estate OF the pendency Ct said
peaoon anc tne hearing thereof. By causing copy Of
this ORDER be Published in the Lansios Eenrbiesn
printed and said county Of Ing
ing "A true eopyl WV pISCESEy
SvSio Judgs Of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
HUNNEWELL'S
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10 Ordinary Coughs and Bronchial mp ants the foe
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Dealers the only way 10 do Justice to its value
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22
DRORATE NOTTCE-State of Mich.

l. igan, County II lngham, sat q session OF the
Probate Court the County Of Inghsm, hocen the
+ ob4te Office Mason, Monday, the l5th day Of
April, the year ,usand eight hundred and sixty
one Present Vim ii Pincknsy, Jadgs OF PROBATE. la
the matter the estate Of John Lucas, deceased On
reading and Hing the petition, duly verified, Of Vim II
Chapman administrators upon said estate pray ng for
licen 4 - SSH estate OF said deceased:
pom oioered, that Monday, the Sd day Of
June next, IL O'Clock in the forenoon. he assigned
tor the hearing Of said petition. an that the heirs at
estate appear session II saId Court.
hen oe hod- the Probate Office in the village Of
Mason, and sho~ cause any there be, Why the payer
Of the pet oIer should not be granted Aud II is ur'her
Ocere, that said petit give notice Tn the parsans
interested said estate of The pen1sncy Of said petition.
and The hearing thereof by Causing copy Of this ORDER 10
printed ana rcGistng SAID county Of ngham,o sue
ce--ive weeks previous Ia said dav of hearng
a uue copy wM ii PiNCkNEf,
6w3l2 JUDGE Of Prstdte
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-22

A"ScAar CRow."-The following is said to
be . remedy against the depredations Of the crow
and elsssoird in the cosn6eld: Take 6ne, plump
seed corn, a quantity Of il, string each kernel on
. hotae hair. white Is best, tying knot in it to
prevs:s - slipping Of. Scatter it over the
ns'd IN spets where the birds will see il and
ensnee They win eat but one kernel of it and
WI NOT trouble that Geld Tor any other) again.
La: Two ends Of horse hair sticking out of
snei. assehs vel anchored in their crsw bv .
=! sne ss'nal Of corn, is BY no means pleasure 70