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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-12
DROBATE ORDER-State Of Mich

l. igan, county of Insham, SAT- a session of the
Probate Court for the county Of lngham holden the
Probate Office In the city Of Lansing, Friday the
eth day Of November the year thousand eight
bred and sixty two; Present. VIM. H. Pinckney Judge
Of Probate. In the matter Of the estate Of John
Moon, late Of the town of Meridian, deceased On
reaiing and fling the petition, duly verified Of The
otore Bathey and Charles H. Waterloo praying that
instrument IN writing purportng to be the last will and
testament Of said deceased be admitted probate
Thereupoa II Is ordered, That Monday the 18TH day
December next at ii O'Clock u the forenoon be assigned
for the hearing said petition and that the heirs
o. said deceased and AL other persons interested said
estate required to appear at session OF said Court
then ~ De holden at the Probate Office the village Of
Mason and show cause any there be, why the prayer
Of the petitioner should lot be granted And it
ther Ordered That said petitioner give notice the
persons interested In said estate Of the pendency
said petition aud the hearing thereof by causing copy
Of this order 70 be published In the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating SAID county Of
1agham successive weeks previous said day Of hear
ing. a true copy.) wv. Il PINCKNEY,
SwSsl Judge Of Probate.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas. de.

AVA fault having been made in the payment OF q sum
Of money secured by mortgage executed By John Van
cercook and Nariah Vandercook his wife, Of the town
ship OF Wiamston. county Of InghAm to David De
Forest OF the city Of Ann Arbor county VI washtenaw
dated Aprl eleventh, A. d. 1861 and recorded in the
Register Office. II the county Ingham the 22nd
day OF April, A u. 1851 10 o'clock A. NJ IN ber No
Is, OF mortgages on page 3'5 by which default the
power OF sale contained In said mortgage became
tve and no SUIT or proceeding having been instituted
law 10 recover the debt secured by sand mortgage any
part thereof. and the sum OF twenty-five dollars being
now cine to be due thereon therefore here
by given that said mortgage will be forecosed BY sale
OF the moftsAged premises, to Wit: Being . certain
tavern stand with all the appurtenAnces thereunto
longing AMI part OF lot Of Land opposite Of said tav-
err stand and across the road from the same all being
the town Of WILLIAMSON, in said county and being the
same property bought by the Aforesaid John vAndsrcook
and AArAh Vancercook Of Mr.. Weber, and described
As follows. viz: block No 3, lot No 3 block No l. LOT
No J. also forty feet side Of lot No eight (e)
block No. one a., ali being the village Of wismssoa
IN TIE county OF Ingham and state Of Nchiezn OF
some part thereof at public acution vendue the
Court House and the front door thereof in Mason
county OF lnsham the fourteenth day Of February
eighteen hundred and sixty three At twelve O'Clock
noon Of said day.
Dated November 12,h, 1862
DAVID DE FOREST, Mortgage
IvTrczEi FRAzKR, Attys for Mortgage aolwI3
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(Advertisemeut.l

GREAT ExclrEMENr.-One Of our fam.
IL came vssy near loiog their lives by using
ssisAs Saleratus. The facts we're these, as Ia
ksa by our own artiss on the spot: A lady who
- heard Of the great success Of Smiths Salera-
~ bas Who bad never used it purchased pa.
pr, took il home, and in the evening mixed up
batch Of bread, using the same quantity of Sal
srasss that she had been in practice Of using
ct Il By the stove and went to bed. During
he night the dough raised, run over the pans
~ Sled the room. butt was 50 light that i,
dses no harm save to child Who WAS sleeping
a The Aoor. The verdict of the jury in tina.
60 vs. dough "a the BRAIN" She used too
mach; that Vas what vas the matter. Smith
eoatnues TO cell IL At Wholesale q usual
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DkOBATE ORDER-Ss.se Of Met

Probate Court for the county q lnGn holden 4 the
Probate Once in the village of Aasoa, the seven
dred ana sixty two; Present Wm- H. Pinckney, Judge
Of Probate In tbs matter q III sstass q Peter
Jones, deceased DC reading aAA hiing tbs petit
tion duly verified Of Darius Abbott adnnssras up
the estate of said deceased praying for license 10
sell the real Of which sid Peter Jones ded ssiasd
Thereupon 1t Is ordered That xoaday The 1Ish day Of
November next At IL O'Clock IN foreoooa, be Assign
Cd for the bearing sa petition and that tbs heirs
law Of Sail deceased and ali other persons interested in
said esIAt Are Required " appear Il session o( said
Court tarn u be hoiiea at the Probate Once u ths
village U. Nlsoa, Al SHOW cause, any there be- Why
the prayer the petitioner should granted And
further ordered that said petitioner give notice
the persons interested said estate Of the psndeney
said petition, and the hearing Thereof BY causing copy
Of this order 70 be pubahed The LAnsng Republican
newspaper printed and circulating In said county VI
lnghA Successive weeks previous 10 said day Of hear
ing. a true COPY wA H. PINCKNEY,
S0ow6 Judge Of Probate
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Special Notices.
Indianapolis. Sept. 2, lS5,

Indianapolis, sept. 2, 1857.
DIR !" Rsbach-Dear Sir :-Having been troubled
Tor several years with extreme debility and weakness
50 much so that was unable TO attend my ordinary
business at times and having heard of the wonderful
cures that your Scandinavian Blood Puraer and Pills
were enectine was induced by friend TO try them
have been using the Purifier for the las, twelve ou,hs
and Ind the medicine fully equal to its recoommen la
tons So valuable Is its to me- that cannot nov
dispense with the Use o. it at my advanced age Of life
seventyseven years.
lcheerfuly give this information for the benefit O,
those similarly afflicted. Yours truly,
See advertisement 334-lm NORRIS NORRIS
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Washington Matters.
CHANGES IN THE MORTAR FLEET.

CHANGES IN THE MORTAR FLEET
Washington, Nov. 8.
The mortar schOOners at the Navy Yard are
having their mortars removed and replaced by
i0Opound Parrott guns amidships, and two RI
fled guns on the sides. and pivot gun forward
Their destination is not made public.
THE REBEL PROCEKDINGs
Rebel preparations for retreat have been 60
Ing on for two months. All their plans are
known TO be matured for winter quarters at
Richmond. We holi Warrenton Junction,
where the rebels fell back yesterday. The snow
storm will delay military operations in Virginia
two or three days
FIRNNEss OF THE PRESIDENT.
The President notifies all who call on him that
he won't modify or withdraw the Emancipation
Proclamation.
The Monitor left the Navy yard last evening,
and went down TIE river
Gen. Hunter returns in few DAYS to the de-
psrtment of the South
1t sreported that Mcclellan passed through
here to-day, for Trenton.
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DROBATE NOTICE.-Sta.e of Mich

Il isan, County of Ingham, Sat- a session Of the
Probate Court for the county vi Ingham holden at the
Probate Oce in the village Of Mason Monday, the
Sd day of November the year thousand eight hun
dred and sixty two; Present. VIM. H Pinckney, Judge
Of Probate In the matter OF the estate of John Whit
late of the city Of Lansing deceased On reading
and filing the petition duly verified OF Marietta Whit
man, widow OF said deceased, praying that instru
ment In writing purportg to be the last will and tesla
ment Of said deceased, may be admitted to probate:
ThereupOn it is ordered That Tuesday, the 10th day Of
December next at IL O'Clock in the forenoon be assigned
for the hearing Of said petition and that the heirs at law
deceased and all other persons interested in said
estate required To appear at session Of said
then " be holden at the Probate Once in the village Of
Mason and show cause, any there be- why the prayer
OF the petitioner should not be granted And further
that said petitioner give notice TO the persons
interested IN said estate, Of the pendency Of said petit
ton and the hearing thereof by causing copy Of this
order TO be published in the Lansing Republican, news
paper printed and circulating in said county Of Ingham
successive weeks previous " said day Of hearing.
a true copy Wx II. PINCKNEY,
Sw394 Judge Of Probate.
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DROBATE ORDER-State of Mich

Il igan, county Of Ingham, sat- session of the
Probate Court for the county of ngham, holden
Probate Office in the village of Mason, Monday, the
hundred and sixty two; Present, Vim. II. Pinckney
Judge OF Probate In the matter Of the Of SAs
Agcr, deceased. On reading and fling the petition
duly verified, of Hugh Weber, Of deceas
ed praying that letters upon said estate may be granted
to said petitioner upon consent Of widow Of deceased
Threupon It ID ordered, that Tuesday, the I'd day Of
December next at IL O'Clock in the forenoon be assigned
for the hearing Of said petition and that the heirs law
Of said deceased and all other persons interested in said
estate required TO appear at session Of said Court,
then u be holden at the Probate Office the village
Mason, and show cause any there be- why the prayer
OF the petitioner should not be granted And il fur
Their ordere that Sail petitioner give notice 10 the per-
interested in said estate, of the tendency said
petition AMI the hearing thereof, by causing copy
this order to be published in the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating said county Ing
ham, successive weeks previous said day Of hear
Ing. "a true COPY WA II. PINCKNEY,
SAWS Judge Of Probate
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RruNroN-A pleasant social reunio

REuNIoN-A pleasant social reunion
enc % at the Benton House. on Saturday eve.
nhg let. There we're about $50 rejoicing Re.
psbIeans present, and the company partook Of
= szcsllest oyster supper. prepared BY that
piles Of landlords, Mr.. n. Hudson. Very short
pssshss we're made BY Hon. John w. Long
yssr, Hon. J. E. Tenny and Hon. Daniel L. Case,
ehsess given upon full sto1achs over the Repub-
lem success in the State, and at about l O'Clock
~ company retired 70 their respective homes
u GOD order. $685. i
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ESTRAYED.-Fum the possession Of
~ the subserabsss, o. about The 1esh day q Sep
sember last,
NO COWS,
. deep red, and the other red and white medium
SIZE, ages unknown, but both supposed % be young
somewhere from four tos ola The red vas
Dry and the other gave milk At the time they Jeff Any
giving information that vii lead " their recovery
viii se literally rewarded.
WOODHOCSE BCTLR.
LAMSS, Nov. s:h ls62 30kwa
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Coon CIoARs.-Hincklev has now Il

Coon CIoARs.-Hinckley has now the
choicest lot Of cigars ever brought to this city.
Among the best varieties be has are "Silver
nsdsls, Tigers" Seek no farthers, Legal
,ssders," Bells. " Octoroons," &c. wehave
tied soos Of these varieties, and pronounce
hen the best cigars that it has ever been our
esssns to get hold Of in this city. Hinckley
10 hes the best brands Of tobacco. a full as
ssstnset Of oil kinds Of pipes, and in fact, ev.
sythins pertaining to first class tobacco store
ca nd be convinced.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. Wood, the Dentist, is at home again and fully pre
pared to execute any job in his profession. Teeth
mounted Gold Silver Pate o. Rubber Ra,e il .uv
prefer it, Teeth Aed With Cold Silver or Tin. or any
other operation all done in the perfec, manner and
at low prices practice Of 30 years and very mspv
very Hattering Testimonials from eminent citizens a:
Albany, anc reference in Lansing should be sucisn;
guarantee. Call and see.
Once e his rssideuce On Sn~insv sfp>.H -,
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AyornER REcRuIrISG OFEIcER.-Our
sisissa. NJ. A. Cameras, Orderly Sergs. in the
issA Regiment Michigan Infantry, is now at
bess /, this city, On the recruiting service. He
kings the best Of recommendations from the Of
Sesrs II HE regiment - to his soldiery qualities
We hope be may meet With success in getting
recruits in this vicinity for his regiment.
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PETERSON The December number Of
Psssrson's Ladies Magazine Is upon our table.
= usual, fret Of oil the Magazines. From =
hasty examination We think this number an IN.
sssally good one. Iss table Of contents is too
hege 70 give in detail IL 10 fast becoming a
rsas iavosise With the ladies'. Chsa J. Peter
-, 500 Chestnut St. Phila. Terms 81 per
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DIPTfIIA-a disease tina; has for ages at times, ex
ho.d its fell fatality in various parts OF the world, and
other receded TO be almost forgotten has
the past few years made such developments in our
country fill the minds OF people with alarm,
and in many sweep of whole families and per
haps Of people in a single neighborhoOd: taking
the physicians without proper preparation and, for
time, bidding defiance to Medical Skill
A REMEDY
For this Scourge for Membranous Group Scarlet Fever
and for all Insmmatory throat Diseases has been pro-
duced: result OF the unremittng study and labor Of
skilled in tn, Science Of Medicine compounded on
scientific principles and having undergone the ordeal OF
Vile Test We offer it to the public on its own merits
that is such shall be fonnd to have trial
will be found for sale III the hands of
Au the Leading Druggists AMI Shop Keepers in tie United
States,
In whose hands will also be found Circulars giving
particular history Of the disease its nature and
marks upon its also, directions to the manner
of its treatment and cure.
All orders should be addressed to-
HENDRY BAILY, Oberlin, Ohio.
r. THAYER Co, Agents, lansing 373m6
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DR. Railways CLEANSING sYRrr,

RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLvENT.
Pesrs xs.A Sore Eyes, Sore Hasds, Sors hexzAs,
Sksn Erptiou are sssrontscd qsiok esss
b. he We Of GkS Resaluea-
RAILWAYS RENOvATING RESOLvENT repairs the
waste Of nature replaces decpitade With visor extr
pases every form Of Scrofulous, Generous syphi1c
xercuria and Erupsve disorders; cures OpthAlma and
al elections Of the eyes AID ears Is invaluable fe-
males in the latter crisis OF fe and the nvigor
ant AID rejuvenant yet discovered.
Persons suffering from Asthma Bronchitis, Phthisis,
and Lung Complaints, may rely upon deriving immed
ale after taking dose Of RADwAY's RESOLvENr
It soothes and heals sesnses puraes and she
entire system.
TO THE UNHAPPY.
Let thos, who suffering the miseries inflicted by
ScrOfu, syphilis Swelling Of the Glands Jumps in the
Neck Groin, Ulcers and Fever Sores Scad Heads-
be OF good cheer One 10 SIX bottles 0. the RNOvArNG
RESOLvENT VIII cure you. Persons who have been 50
unfortunate contract loashsome disease may rely
upon being cured by the use Of RADwYS RESOvATING
RESOLyENT.
Ladies suffering from weakening discharges, ProApsus
Uteri Tumors in the Womb few bottles willcu you
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE, OR SIX Bottles
FOR FIVE DOLLARS,
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New Advertise me ntS

STRAYED.-From the subscriber, in
~ the township Of Lansing about the LIST Of Sep
TENDER, 1862, good sized
CHERRY RED BULL,
two years old, past, with rather short horns Whoever
will give any Information that will lead to his recovery
will be literally rewarded. 5. q. SCOFIEID.
LANSING, Nov. 18th, 1862. 3w304.
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At his residence, in the Township Of Lansing Nov sh
1852, JOSEPHE. NORTH. aged II years.
Mr.. North of the first settlers in this Town
ship having moved here . years ago last Spring Upon
the organization Of the Township he gave il the name OF
lansing, from Lansing, Tompkins Co, " Y, his former
residence.
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II "Man proposes, and God disposes," said
pious aunt to her over confident niece Let
q man propose to me if he dare" was the re-
sdonse, "and will dispose Of him according to
my own views, as be suits me-"
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NOTICE No.

WI ANV.
~ tice u hereby given, that In pursuance Of . war
rant 70 u Issued BY VIM Pnckney, Judge OF Probate
for the county Of InShAm, viii meet at She late
idenee Of Heman Low, deceased, IN the township Of
Ssockbridge, on saturday the cab DAY Of December
and saturday, the 2oth day u december, 1852,
between the hours OF O'Clock A. n, and O'Clock
n VI said days for the purpose OF receiving and al
usting claims against the Of Heman Low dscess
ed. All persons having claims against said estate
hereby notified 70 present them 70 Of said
days for adjustment the time for hearing claims sx
pres oa the 9Th day Of April, 1853.
JAMES REEVES,
ROYAL STEPHENS
4w3oS Commissioner.
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CAxcrp HAxps-Tbe Gratiot News
be- passed into the hasds Of Ar. w W. Com
suck, the frss proprietor 81 the paper, and No
ses Toupkins Jr., retires.
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BEAR KLLxD-A large black bear was
killed in the county of Gra,iot, last week. 1t is
the fret that We have heard Of being killed this
season.
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VEsIsos.-Tbe Clinton Republican
says that venison ia ccring into 81. Johns in
large quantities One deer purchased there last
week, weighed 200 pounds.
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kOR SALE.-A New Lumber Wag.
Il on Enquire Of Grove 1 Whitney.
PmO c. AVER
Lansing, Oct. 9Th, Ise4 S0Ivl
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M "a H H 7 Z: d.
In this City on the 10th inst at the residence Of the
brides father by the Rev. H. Beiing Burgess B. n, M
WILLIAM HAYNES, and MSS GERALDINE LANSING
daughter Of Colonel S. Lansing.
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M a H HI f. 4

~ Be charitable; three cent pieces we're
made on puraoee
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II Why are pesged boots like the ghost of
Hamlet? Because they harrow up the soul
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BE WISE By TINES,
Do not ,rae with your Health, Constitution and Char
actcr.
II you are suffering with any disease for which
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU
is recommended,
TRY 1T, TRY IT. TRY IT.
II will cure you, Save Long Suffering, Alaying Pain
and Inflammation, and will restore you 70
HEALTH AND PURITY,
At Little Expels',
And No Exposure
Cut the advertisement in another colum, and cal
or s.nd for it,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETS.
Asa for Helmboli's. Take No Other
CURES GUARANTEED. 392m2
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Chicago Nov. 3.
The St. Paul Press says that Donelly, Repub-
licsn in the First District, is elected to Congress
by thousand majority. In the Second District
Window, Republican, is also elected. The Re-
publicans have majority in the State of s, 1000
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fAdyeftt0eme0t.1

70 Allen has the best stock Of goods IN
the city, and sells them At the lowest cash rates
He will pay IA cents per pound for butter.
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81 HOMEOPATHY in the ascendantl Immediate re-
Lief guaranteed Dr. SNYrHK from London, has opened
establishment in Phisiephis, Pa for the treatment
Of Female Complaints Read his advertisement anoth
er column, headed Z" Ladies, Read" ly370
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; II A mans boots and shoes get tight BY i'm.
bling water, but the mm doseu'e
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% The undersigned business men of
u City Of Lansing hereby give notice that they
vi from after this date, posisirely refuse to re-
ssivs in Our business any and an checks, due.
kAs. o. other issues Of individuals or firms Of
hsesiooal parss Of . dollar, other than those is
nd By the Banking OMces Of J. G. Bailey / Co.,
nd rheo. Hunter.
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HIGHLY oOxCxSrRArlDn T
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BrCHC
Positive and SPECIFIC Rems1y
kor Disease :. BLADDER, h1pNEYS, GRAVEL. and
rhs Med,ene increases the power Of DIGESTION and
exeisss the A>vxbs> II heAiSAy ssssI by which
the V AfEai oR CALCASsoCs Sspos.tiors and ali UN-
SAICkA kNl-AH6kAENrS are reduced e. well - PAIN
ANp INFLAMMATION, and IS good for MN, WOMEN,
Oh CHILDREN.
AUDou's EXTRACT BucHu,
For Weakness
Arising from Excess Habits Of Diss.pAioa Early Inais
ATTENDED, With The FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS -
inasposis,ou 10 Exertion, Loss o: Power
Loss " Memory, MAcu!y VI breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling
HoTro. u Dasease, wAkei0iness
Nmnrss Of VISION Pam IN The b. (
gn.v.r.. LA...,ai. Of The Muscular system,
Hot A>ass, Flushing VI the Bo1y /,
Dsyness Vi The S>in, Erupiloas On TIE PACE,
PALlID CoCNrENANCE
These symptoms, u allowed ~ 50 oD, which this med
cine invariably removes, sooa follows
APVrEsScY, Faulty, EplLEPyIC FITS,
N ONk OF whiCh IaE PATENT May EXPIRE
Who cAn say th4t ihey airs aoi frequently followed b.
INSANITY ANDooNsUNrUoN."
Many As A~ A.e u TIC eAase .. Ihe.r s-aeTiRg,
Blf NOM WILL IoNfkS>-
THE RDCORDe Or rHh INSANE ASYLlMS,
And iA< AsIa.cAosy DsaaA. ~ cs.s.nr<'0".
s.As AArn wIrSS< ~ THx ruin % ras AssHslcS
The CONSTITUTION ONIE FtECikO WITH oRoANIt
WEAKNESS,
Requires TIE AID Of meiieine " 81. engthsn AID
Iavi,orate the system,
WAseA HSIAsoLDs EXTRACT DlCHI ,soaTsalsy dos
TRIAL WILL c0NyINcx rUk AoST sAEPTIcAI
FENALES-KEAALE>-FENA
OLD OR YOlNG, slNulE, MARRIED., Or CoNrENPIA-
I'M Mailt.i.AOE,
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PLcl LIAR TO FEMALES,
the Extract Bdchu Jailed by any etheE remedy
Suppression vi Customary Excavations, liberated
oerrhous state u sAe lIels, LeaeoFroea or Whites,
SterLty, aud Tor al Complaints aciienI lae
whether arising from la4lscreion, Habits VI Dissipation
the
DECLINE OK CHANGE OF LIFE
siAPIOXs ABoyk
NO FAMILY SHOULD o. WITHOUT IT
TAKE No xOKE BALsAX, MSRcuEY, og USrIxAsANr MKpI-
czNB VxPLkAsANT DANGEROUS DisEAsA,.
HELxBoLDS EXTRACT BlCHC
ClkSs
Sc CRET DISEASES
In all their Stages, AT little Expense;
Little change IN Dict, NJ Inconvenience
had ~ Er,posure
causes frequent desire AID gives sircagihto ur.nate,
thereby hemOvIug Oosls lSiiUa,
PreSeAtinS ALL curing SlTici4res Vi the CEethra,
AIIayins Pam AID Inflammation, frequent the
Class diseases and cXl lis al Poisonous Dsseasoi
and worn oct 411eT
THOUSANDS THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEN TIE VICTIMS OF QCACKS
and who have pa!g lIEAvY b. cured a short
time, have found taey uoceiyed, anc thai the
POISON has, by the vi POWERFUL AsTKSGESrs
been dried ap Tie SYSTEM to breaA oct aggra-
waited form, ana
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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.TULIPS.-We have . quantity Of Tulip
l. Bulbs ready for planting and ean furnish those
Who want; nov b ths best time 70 plant Also Snow
Drops and HyHcmsh- Orders from sdntanes dued With
nta J. HARk1S
Ianhg, - q, IN 4e7vs
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KANSAS.
The contest in Kansas has been strictly per.
sonal-Lane and anti.Lane.
A. Carter Wilder is elected to Congress by
over three thousand majority.
The following State officers have been chosen
GOvernor-Thomas Carney.
Lieutenant Governor-T A. Osborn.
Auditor-Asa Hairgrove.
Treasurer-Wi lliam Spriggs
Attorney General-W W. Guthrie.
Superintendent of Public InstructiOn-Isaac
j. Goodnow.
Associate Justice-L. D. Bailey.