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GREAT SALE OF FRUIT TREEsr

GREAT SALE OF FRUIT TREEsI
n WILL SELL AT. WEST GREEN NURSERIES, 4
IL miles west of Greensborough, Thursday the 4h af
December next, at public auction, a lot of
y. 49,, FRUIT TREES.
have on baud two hundred thousand choice TREES,
ready for planting this fall and winter and deter
mined to sell will have trees ready for delivery at all
times. ~ CYRUS p. MENDENHALLL
. ~ also have for sale large quantity Of the very
best APPLE VINEGAR. 80 -
2 Nor. Is, 1862. W-A. !
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A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
N of the RALEIGH GAS LIGHT COMPANY will be
held on THURSDAY, Goth inst, ut O'Clock, z. NJ at
the Gas Office, oyer Williams Haywood's Store
w. Z. ANDERSON,
Secretary.
November II, 1852. el-td.
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snys OF THE wEEKLY-7Uo Do''ar' per a"7H@ ana
rarably in ina aGTHs TaE sEMI.wEEKLY-bSr Dohar' per
bh:yariably in advance of II. .;,n.
num- ar: discontinued at the srprds'o" Se ''s
AA A,c.s fgptis tSsv haze been paid.
,f Advertising in Semi. MeekaS s,iS.. S'anoA'~'
RATES oil rstes OF advertising are as folows' ~
Our reg n lines or less) first insertion, % "
One 4uL.o,nent insertion, : : :. -. ~
Each suUSTsrtisements in proportion
Longer au Iii he made with advertisers, az tas oo'Os
CONTRACTS for six or twelve months and at tue close o.
5 pr cent will be deducted from 'ns gross
q19 Cards not eye o .
will be nse,bS or 80 for twelve months; or IN DOM
for SO for six months. or SIS for twelve
oo,s. of Advertising in Weekly Standard
soI,o- ner square for the first insertion and twenty
One ao' s bach subsequent insertion hoJsdHet'0" TIs
ss no f n0.D Vii S Ss
nay run t he weekly All advertisements, not other-
racted are inserted in the Semi ana Goa4
wise utS;ngiy. When the number OF insertions Is no'
ed n bs advertisement it is inserted until forbid.
nslS w Money sent us by mail is at our risk.
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SALE OF LAND.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, HALIFAX COUN-
- TY, in Equity, N. Garrison aad others, infants DC
oprre Pursuant to decree of the Court of Equity for
The County of Halifax rendered Fall Term 1862, in the
above entitled the undersigned, Clerk and Master
will proceed to sell separately the premises, Thurs
day. Nov 27th 1892 the two tracts Of lands in the plead
ings described namely: ..-s-...
tract Halifax County lying in the fork of Fishing
Cek and Rocky Swamp and bounded westwardly by the
lands of A Parker and Others containing about thirteen
hundred acres. e
Another tract in county, adjoining the lands of Dr.
~ higgins Benjamin Johnston, aud others, called the
Coage Containing about one hundred acres.
credit Of eighteen months for ouethird of the price,
three for another thrd and of FIVE years the
remaining third will be given to purchasers upon their
hterng INTO bond with two able suretes bearing
interest from day of saethe interest to be paid annually
Delivered at office in Halifax this 22d day of Oct 1862
ANDREW CONIGLAND, C. N. E.
Halifax, n. c, Nov. 81, 1862. 94-3t
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BROWN SUGAR.

a FEW BARRELS OF BROWN SUGAR ON CON.
A signment and offered 1t about suction rates:
JAS. n. T0WLRS, Agt.
Nov.4, 1852. 's@-r ts--n.
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EDRIME CHEWING ToBACCO.-IN STORE
a large lot in 4 and y bikes of very fine Caswell
brands CHEWING TOBACCO.
Expected daily supply of choice smoking Tobacco.
JAS. NJ. T0WLES, Agt
Nov. 4, 1852. Soft
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SUBSTITUTE WANTED.
A LIBERAL PRICE WILL BE GIVEN FOR ONE
over As years old. Apply at the Standard Office.
sP'' D 1867. 72-M
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NOTICE.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT
Raleigh, Nov. 10Th, 1862,

WNHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO CONTRACT
Il for the manufacture of lo00 Knapsacks samples Of
which to be exhibited ut this Office, for inspection.
T. d. H0GG,
Capt. and C. S. in charge of Ordnance.
Raleigh, Nov. 81, 1861. s4-iL
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REWARDS, &c.
LONG HANDLE SUOyELS.

LONG HANDLE SHOVELS.
-TUST RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF THE NORTH
ID Carolina made SH0VELS, well made and will COM
pare favorably with any Northern manufacure-sOd at
shop prices only, adding for erpen'es.
Raleigh Nov. z, 1862. 9O-tf
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HORSES For SALE

HORSES FOR SALE.
ZINE COLT, 3 YEARS OLD, (STALION,) BY NOR
gan Hunter, out of an Elevator mare.
ALSO,
- YOUNG GELDING, years old, by Moore's Black
haw, out uf thorough bred mare.
Apply 10 VIM. F. ASKEW
Raleigh, Oct. lC, 1852. s2-tf
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A FINE RESIDENCE AND FARM FOR

... SALE.
II WILL SELL, IF CALLED ON SOON, MY DESI-
Il rabe property, situate five miles west of Greensboro
ON Salem road. The houses are new and complete The
farming lands well fenced; orchard Of near 90 finest
fruit trees and every necessary two hum
dred and Of land hundred and seven
y.ve acres well timbered only ~ miles from the N G.
Railroad where there is demand for wood and sills
perty or address me for further particulars New Gar
den, N c. ..... -... DIR. FAUCETTE.
Oct. 81, 1862. g.. sS-6t
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ap-
plication will be made the Legislatures of Nnrh
Sarona at their next session, for Charter for Railroad
5o oneioy or some other point the Wilmington and
nneriora kallroad to the South Carolina line for the
purpose OF continuing said Road to the Iron Region Of
TO enable the Iron Masters TO Obtain ann
ply OF Ca! from the Deep River Coal Mines
oeP = 1907. 72-Smpd.
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INK.
RLACK. BLUE AND RED, ENGLISH AND CON.
~ federate make This day received and for sale for
CASH ONLY. At PONEROY'S.
70 Oct. a. 1862. ss-5t
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-29
What we Believe Touching the Conduct o
the War.

l. We believe the Union has amply soldiers
| enough, including those about To be drafted,
| TO break the tones o. the Rebellion in si1ty
days.
ii. We believe ,ha. these should be hurled
upon the enemy so soon az they shall generally
be fit to take the field.
Ill We believe that most of them are NOR
fit, provided they properly armed, equipped,
clad, shod. supplied with tents, wagons. &c
That they nov soon will be supplied,
| others may know; We do not lt becomes u.s.
therefore to speak cautiously and mOdestv.
Nv. We believe that there are this day Union
soldiers on and near the Potomac and in Ken
lucky sufficient, if well handled, to deDolish the
Two main Rebel armies.
v We believe that those armies should not
merely be chased away, but in due time envel-
oped, assaiIed. and in good part captured or dis
persed.
VI We believe that commander in any de.
partner: should he provided with al, quate force
TO do the work required OF him, and gwen
enable time wherein to DO it. II, being pro-
vded, he tails or does come 10 time he should
be promptly aud inexoraby superseded by anoth.
err, who should in turn be treated as his pFede-
cessOr has been.
VII. We believe that very many Of our Off
GERS, including some in high position do not
want the Rebellion crushed suppressed, fear
lug that such suppression woald rebound 10 the
detriment of Slavery or OF their party. Major
Key, who has just been dismissed, only avOwed
what mary higher in rank feel and privately ex
press Thee do not mean generally TO have the
Union permanently divided, but want the con
| test muddled along, with as much expense and
ss little fighting possible, until both parties
shall be exhausted and wearied into What they
term Compromise.
WILL We believe that this class have had far
too much Influence in our Military Councils,
hitherto but We trust that il is now waning il
not extinct
TX We believe that the Presidents Proclama
ton of Freedom is a checkmate to these schemes
Tor making war without fighting, and that it is
hated by the schemers accordingly.
" We believe that said Proclamation and the
policy it iuaugurates already alarm the r bel
chiefs and will seriously cripple the X, beliion
from and after the date on which it takes full eff
feet.
XI. We believe that whoever pushes himself
into an important Military or Naval position. and
there proves himself imbecile, coward or a
traitor, to the damage and shame OF the National
cause, should be promptly tried before drum
head court-martiai, convicted, sentenced, and
shot.
We hnmbly trust that God in His infinite
mercy intends 10 save our country from division
and destruction, aud that, after We shall have
been sufficiently punished for our sins against
light, knowledge, and our own congenial princi-
pie, He riU save tin his own good time and
way, 40 that all but the willtuily blind shall see
why We we're, chastised, aud how aud by whom
We are saved.
Enough for the lesson Of the day. Y.
Tribune
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SAP ACCIDENTAL painful accident &C.

SAP ACADEMIA painful accident &C.
cared in this city. on Wednesday afternoon
RESULT & in the death OF M. John Bates. Mr.
Bates vas engaged in digging a we'll, at the res
nence Of John A. Kerr. Esq and had got down
10 the depth of about twenty feet, when the
earth caved in upon him, burying him to the
depth Of FIVE or Elk feet Being 30 far down,
and the nature Of the coil being that Of light,
bose sAnd, il vas found necessary to curb the
veil before the unfortunate man could be
rssched. as the earth kept continually giving
way. The operation OF curbing and removing
the loose earth took so long time. that al,ho'
the most strenuous efforts we're made to save
the man alive, upon reaching him is was found
that lie was extinct. No blame can be attached
oany perscn, except to Mr.. Bates himself, as
she vas adjured by Mr.. Kerr to curb the we'll
md kne~ full we'll the nature Of the soil. Mr.
Bates vas an old veil digger, having been en-
eyed in the business, in this city, for severa
years past He was poor man, aud leaves q
large family in INDECENT circumstances.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-29
The RAMS HoRx-Last week We ex.

The RAMS HoRN-Last week We ex.
smined the bridge recently built by Messrs
Brown and Bum. over the " sink hole F" on the
rsil road. IL is u substantial structure $40 feet
long, and 30 far as the bridge itself is concerned
will sustain any train that sill ever be run over
it. But We are not 90 confident as TO the to.n
dation upon which aporton Of it is built. II
books to as as though more logs. brush and dirt
we're necessary, in the central sink. to give the
bridge brOader foundation. But the iron has
been laid upon il. and trains have run across in
safety.
We learn that the cars will run to the Ballard
Road to morrow.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-29

LADIES' MILIrARY AID SoCIKTY-Ar.
6eies received Oct 2lst Mrs. c. Tracy, l
sAeet, pairs WOODEN socks Mrs. B. l. Will
iaas sqts catchup; Mrs. DR.. Hull, h. dried
P'sns; Nra c. G Darling. l-2 lbs. dried cur.
faats l "a lbs dried cherries, l = lbs dried
peaches. l-2 pts. currant jelly; Mrs. Smith
Hunter, 2. cotton nandkerchefs; Female Col
kge, 2 pairs wooden socks. The following
nom Okemos: Mrs. Geo. Youngs, l sheet, !
iea dried apples; Mrs. s. d. Alverson, 4 lbs
dr'ed apples, lbs. dried plums Mrs. ". F
Kelly; lbs. dried apples. To- dried currants
An Thomas Humphrey, / towel, l roll cotton
Ia dried pit ns. ID. dried curranis; Mrs
Samuel Melcher. 5 34 lhs. dried currants; Mrs
John Seffrye, ID. dried currsnis
Articles sent in the Gath will be published
next week.
An packages can be left at the bookstore o
Al. viele, or at the State House, every Tues
DAY and Friday afternoon.
The Society propose to forward barrel t,
70 A. twentieth regiment. as soon as sun
seat quantity is collected to gil one. All per
~ wishing to send articles to any Que in tina
.sapany, can now have an opportunity Of d.
ne 20 The barrel will he sent through tn
A'ealgan Soldiers Relief Committee, Detroi,
= washington, subject to the order of the Com
~
tx xrA B. G. DART, Treasurer.
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fAivertisement.l

NHw Goops-W s. Allen has Just re
turned from New York with a large addition
to his former large stock of Dry Goods He
has now complete stock Of Dry Goods, also
bats and Caps, Boots and Shoes. Groceries,
Crockery, &C., &C.. all OF which will be sold at
The lowest cash rates. He will also take in ex.
change, at the highest market prices. Wheat,
Corn, Oats, Butter, Eggs, Beans, Potatoes, &c
He will pay one shilling per pound for any
quantity of good butter. Every person in
want Of goods. or having any Of the above
named articles Of produce to sell, will find it
to their advantage to call at Aliens One Price
Store, on Washington Avenue, Lansing, Mich.
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ADVERTISEMENT

The PAST AND PREsENT.-Fulton ap
piled steam to the great practical uses of The
age; Morse has brought Galvsnism to be tbs
maze of the stars and made their motion the
mariners's guide on the trackless ocean. Blu,
Smith has merely taken the great discoveries ii
science aud chemistry and made them availabl.
for the wants Of every day lite. in manufacturing
an article of Salerstus that actually astonishe.
the world. Ladies make your biscuit small " her
using this Saleratus, as they will rise to be a:
large a. new moons. Sold BY dealers almost
everywhere.
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Special Notices.


h. Il. K.
DIR. RADwAYs Push cases OF Inflammation Of the
Bowels, Bilious ColicCongestion-six To eight of these
pills will secure brisk operation in six hours There
is no pill, powder oil purgative medicines known
that will operate thoroughly, and speedily these
pills.
Another important principle, possessed only by these
pills. is their tonic influence every dose that is taken
will increase the strength OF the patient.
Persons afflicted with Costiveness, Indigestion, Dys
pepsa, Heart Disease, Liver Complaint, Spleen dicu
ties Jaundce Nervous Affection Ache, Dizziness
&C. will enjoy perfect freedom from their attacks by
the occasional use of RAILWAYS PILLS One two
tax twice three times per week will secure goot
appetite-calm and undisturbej sleep-on awaking IL
the morning you will feel refreshed, with bouyant spr
s-your bowels liver pancreas and kydneys will eac,
perform their functions, BEAUTIFULLY and regular. Le
those who dispirited retfa inclined to be disssts
ID with themselves and always out Of Sorts take tw
three OF these pills for few days guarantee they
will hardly know themselves-f i'll health induces il
humor-Radway's Pills will secure good health and
happy dow Of spirits.
Price IS cts. per box, sold by Druggists For sale il
lansing by Newbro L Brother, and by R. Thayer Co
3s2w2
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Wednesday Msrniag, Oct. 2Sih. 1869

CRocKEKY S1oRE.-We would call the
attention Of the public to the advertisement OF
!. ". Amphlctt, in another column. Mr.. Am
phlett keeps constantly on hand first class
stock OF goods IN his line, and those wishing to
purchase anything which he advertises for sale,
will ind il to their advantage to buy Of him.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-10-29
REPUBLICAN Union MEETING.

REPUBLICAN Union MEErISG-GeO l
Parsons. and Others. will address the citizens Of
Lansing and vicinity, on political topics, on Sat
urday evening next, at Z IL o'clock, q, the Rep
resentative Hall. The speeches Of Hon. Geo
W. Peek and Hon. Wa. II. Pinckney, delivered
on Tuesday evening last. will be reviewed, AL
without distinction Of party, and especially the
ladies', are cordially invited TO atteSd.
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Judsen's Patent Transparent CsDes,

SED ON KEKOSENE LAMPS,
~ save to the consumer oae-third VI his ETpsoss
FOR Light.
This ia War Times n an item worth saving.
Another advantage in their is, they prevent the
unpcas ant oily otor caused BY heated bras cones
third and vitality important sfvantase ~ thes they
CONDUCT 20 beat 10 the oil in the lamp and with them
very volatile oils may be used with safety.
Briefly STATED, therefore their advantages are:
second-he luxury Of clear, pIeasAnt Light, fres ffo0
cisagreeatle doors.
Th5-securiiy against accidents from the uss u light
oils.
Tnes. cones are made t all the principal knls q
Lamps in use and kept for sale By Lamp DEALERS md
Country Merchants generally.
BEERS, JCDeON Bl119,
- John g., New York
Post Once address Boz 1877. 596O3
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them able to be around: Ward Master A.
dams; Privates W. L. Mosher, A. a p. More
house, F. T. Ro"ley, A. j. Hooey. J. E. Gibson
n. B. Walker, r B. Wheeler, A. Sitter, A. Ed
wards, Bignari, HUT, s d. Nicely, II. Strickland
A p. No-fsr Post Master Hudson has beer
quite sick With ctii!s and d, -entvry tot il much
better now Private DANIEL J.ssay ~as taken
suddenly Yah a curious t~itching Of ore arm
and shoulder. W. tear il i. something perna
nens He .ill probably be discharged.
Private James Ward has been reported to
Gen Burnside a. deserte We dsliked very
much to loose him, and sope that his joining
another regiment wiil clear hun, although be
did 90 without the consent Of the officers Of this
regiment.
To day Gen Wilcox takes command Of the
corps. and Col Fenton. of the 9th Mich, takes
command of the division, and Col. Wilmington
OF the lst Brigade. Gen. Burnside assumes
sore command at Harper's Ferry, what it is I
have not yet learned.
would not send this till the brigade returns.
but probably nothing Of any importance will
transpire with them, if there does l uill mention
il in my -ext.
Respectfully you're,
A. E. c.
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FOR SALE BY

s. D. Newbro. Lansing C1osslnAa x Avery, Daasviis
J. C. Branch stockbridge r. ThAyer r Co., lansing
Jno. A. Lesla wiliAnstown n. Champ. Onondaga /,
Reed 4 Covert Leslie Peter Lnterman, mason w.
E H. Earie Onondagz G. n. Walker, Oksmos aad
by Druggists aad Merchants generally throughout the
Union S5syl
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81 HOMEOPATHY in the ascendant Immediate re-
lief guaranteed DR.. SxYrHs, from London has opened
establishment in Philadelphia Pa for the realmen,
of Female Complaints Read bis aivcti. in anoth
er column, headed Ladies, Read" 1y3.O
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merchants aud business men Of the City Of Ian.
iss. to close their stores and places Of business
u o'clock, r. n, Saturday evenings excepted,
from the lst Of Nov. 1852, to the lst Of April.
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New AdvertiSemen
$50 Reward.
STOLEN FROM THE GROI-NDS OE

y the Forest Nursery Lansing, on tie night Of the
20 ias ABOUT Peach trees, years Old short bodi.s
AMI bcshy tops about 10 Grape vines of ehocst v,,a
ties canes from 10 feet ana long fbrous roots shou,
Il Pear trees years old grated on Ounce root. from
70 isst high and about 20 Apple trees Of Golden
RGssett and Snow Apple varieties 20 re, hiSb I
years old, very smooth and thrifty Golden Rrss-,,s
nave long specket shoots by which they are DESIGNATE;
slightly carved dark colored shoots All Of the ahnrs
Can Dc easily Identified Aay detecting the The
VII receive $40 reward and the stolen property to boot
recovered. = wv
lansing, oes q, 1ss2. 1evs
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NONNt no WNOvo.

A proof that the Blood Purifier and Ps sse pursls
vegetable have the certificates Of thoss eminent chs.
lists, Professors Chiffon Of n. T., and Locke Of Cscinna
Read Dr. Robacks Special Notices and CsrtiAcssss psb
hshed In conspcuous part Of this Papsr from tine
time.
Prics Of the scandinavian Vegetable Blood PusfAsr q
per bottle pr haifdozeu OF the sc.ndluavtas Veg
stats Blood pills. Is pr boz. boxss 1or o.
Principal Oncs and 6slssroon, No. Eass EeueSh e,
"a Building from Main st., Cincinnati, q. LAhssasoy
No. Is Hammond Street.
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OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF SIATE, /
LANSING MICH, August liz, ie'Z
10 TIE Sheriff Of the County of In0Aam:
NOU AXE HEREBY NOTIFIED
Il that the next General Election 10 he held ON tb
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday in November next
eiee.ee VIZ Ooveruor secrets
VI ns, o.s nleasuier, Sonns
In,enden, Of Public Instruction, Member Of the state
Board Of EDUCATION IN place Of George Willard, who's
term Of once VIII expire december 3k, 1862, and n
representative IN congress Tor the 3rd Congressman
District OF this state TO which your county Is attached
Also senator Tor the twenty second senatorial DIS
trct consisting OF the counties OF Ingham and Clinton,
agreeable 10 the PROVISIONS Oh act No 2 oil the Session
Laws OF 1901.
Also, representative Tor eacn OF etwo Representa-
i've DISTRICTS into whicn your county diVfed asree
aoe 70 Tue provisions Oh ACT NO ITO " The Laws
OF 1901
iou are, also, hereby notned that Al said Genera
Election an amendment OF the Constitution relative TO
r movas rom once provided Tor by JOINT Resolution
No 10, approved March loth, 1901 also An am "a rnent
10 and four article fifteen the Const
tuition concerning BANKING Corporaions an amendment
10 secton SIX article tnteeh Oh the constitution reia
1--WE TO the election OF Regents OF the University an
Amendment TO section SIX article nineteen OF the Con
sttation, relative elections n tne Upper Pennsaa,
AND an amen1ment 70 section Two, article twenty OF
the Constitution relative TO the revision OF the Consi
n M
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HOME TESTIMONY.

SPRING PORT, Jackson Co, Mich, Aug. l.
DR.. C. W. Roback-Dsdr Sir: Ny boy about eigh,
years old very much troubled with st. Anthony
dance that at times he was unable to feed himself
frequently falling down in f-ani three Of my family
had the fever and agae. bought Of your Scandi
navian Blood Pills and Purifier OF your agen, here Mr.
Cakins and to great JOY they only cured tie
fever and ague but my boy the S, Anthonys dance
for which we shall ever feel grateful
Yours truly, G. r. BAUM
- See advertisement. 3e0ul
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BE WISE By TINES.
10 not tree with four Health Constitution and Char
acter.
you are suffering with any disease for which
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHC
Is recommended.
TRY IT TRY n TRY TT,
II will cure you, Save Long Suffering, Arayins Pain
and Inflammation and Will restore youto
HEALTH AND PURITY,
A, Little Expense.
And No ExI sure
Cut out the advertisement in another colum sns cal
send for it.
BEWARE OF CoCNrfRruTS,
Ask for Heluboii's Take No Oshar
CURES GUARANTEED 3osr9
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POST OFFICE HOURS.
From and after this date the Post ONCE will close pre-
sisey .. O'Clock r. NJ mails close at l. Eastern mai
closes at s..
ecxpaYs-Oncs will be open from 70 haif-past
O'Clock p n, at which time the mail will close.
A r. Burr, r. NJ
lansing, Nay 10, 1862