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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-04

as fast as captured, by orders from Gen.
Halleck.
ST.. Louis, Dec. SOth.-- On the 29th, a
battle took place 10 Boone county, North
ern Missourh between the Federals and
Rebels. The Federal troops, numbering
400, under General Prentiss, attacked the
Rebels, who numbered 900. Prentiss' force
killed and wounded $50 of the enemy, cap
tOred their borses aud arms, and took 40
prisoners.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-04

WEALTH OF TIE Prince OF WAIEs.--Tbe
Prince of Wales Cornwall estates have
rolled up balance in the youths favor
which, after dedncting his life's expensee
amounts at present to about $TOO,00o
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-04
Aerada 2emOfrat.
TELEGRAPHIC FROM THE EAST.

The following is from the dispatches re-
ceived 10y the Union, of January LIST:
QUINCY, Dec. 26th.-A telegram from
Charles on. s. G., states that four Federal
gunboats uscended the Edislo river on Tues
day last. aud anchored opposite ROcheville,
on ST. Johns Island. 20 miles from Charles
ton They then shelled the camp of the
First South LCarolina Regiment. Under
cover Of the fire tAey landed u large force.
aud the Caroliuians relreated TO Brick
Church.
Bv the steamer Persia news comes TO
har of the drath of Prince Albert, consort
OF Queen Victoria. He died suddenly of
gastric fever.
Tie New York Tribnne's special says
Lord Lyot lad an interview with Secre-
Iary Seward yesterday. II was friendly
aud satisfactory in its results.
General Kelly is driving the rebels before
him near Winchester. Virginia
Skrmshrs occur almost daily on the Po.
tomac One occurred near New Market
bridge on Saturday last Twenty rebels
we're killed.
The New York Times publishes the state
mcnt of Lieutenant Hnrd. of the SecoNd
Maine Regiment. prisoner, who escaped
from Charleston jail during the great fire.
Colonel COrcUrah also escaped, but has not
been hea from suce.
The Arago has arrived off Cape Race.
General Scott is passenger. lie had an
interview with Napoleon before leaving.
QUINCY, Dec. 26th.
a deserter from the rebel lines near
Centreville says the rebel army has gone
into winter quarters. 1t numbers 100000
men. Rebels on the lower Potomac, nun.
bering 81 600, have also bulls winter huts
Gen. Sumner fell from his horse at The
review two weeks ago aud injured himself
so severely il is thought he will not be able
again TO mount bis borse. lie has been re.
lieved Of the command of his division.
In Missouri, the main body of General
Prices army il retreating southwark TO es.
cape General Pope, Struggling bands of
rebels, however. are committing deprcda
tions throughout Missouri.
The Europa has sailed. and il is rumored
took Mason and Sidell from Fort Warren.
Congressman Ely has arrived from Rich
mond having been exchanged TOR Faulk-
ner, Of Virginia, former Minister 10 France.
Later from Europe.
QUINCY Dec 27th.-The Niagara, arrived
Monday from Liverpool, brings later news
from Europe.
Twelve hundred and sixly-fve troops, q
field battery aud large quantity Of am
munitiOn aud stores came over to Canada
on the Australian.
The British war vessel Cadmus has ar
rived Off ST. Thomas TO protect vessels
against another Trent afIah.
The British press continues bitter towards
the United States
II is rnmored that France has offered her
self as mediator. and General Scott brings
important dispatches from Lonis Napoleon
PriLce Napoleon is using all his influence
10 favor Of the Federal Government.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19
Mcclellan 8 Farewell Address.

Washington, Nov. IL.
The following farewell order was read to the
troops comprising the Army of the Potomac
yesterday morning at Dress Parade:
HEADQUARTERS, Army Of the Potomac, !
Camp near Rrctortown, Va Nov.7.
"Oficers ard soldiers of the Army Of the Pc
tomac! An order Of the President devolves
upon Maj. Gen. Burnside the command of this
army.
In parting from you cannot express the love
and gratitude bear to you. As an Army you
have grown up under my care. La you have
never found doubt or codness The bate. you
have fought under my command will proudly
live in nations history. The glory YOU have
achieved, our mutual perils and fstigues, the
graves Of our comrades fallen in battle, and bv
disease. the broken forms of those whom wounds
aud sickness have disabled, the stronges, asso
cia,iOns which exist among men unite US
still by an indissoublc tie. We shall ever be
comrades IN supporting the constitution of cur
country ard the nationality OF its people.
Signed, GEO. b. MCCLELLAN.
Major General Z. s. A.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19
The Cay Of Basavss, In Java.

Batavia, the capital city Of the Island Of Java
according 70 the description Of = newspaper cor
respondent 10 Q brilliant specimen Of oriental
snow, are placed one hsndred feet back frsm the
street, the Intervening epace beiag filed with
trees, which are literally alive wiIu birds, and
every variety Of plants and flowers. Ever, house
has its piazza in front, decorated vi,h bes.,ifCl
pictures, elegant lamps. cages &c, Of the nices,
description furnish luxuriant accommodations
fer the family, ~ho sit here morning and even.
ing At night the city is one blaze of light from
the lamps.
The hotels have grounds of eight and ten
scres in extent arosnd them, covered With fine
shade trees, With fountains. fo~er gardens. &c
Indeed, 20 numerous are the trees that the ci;s
almost resembles forest The rooms are very
high ard spacious, without carpets, and but fe~
curtains. Meals are served up in about the
came style a. At the 6rst class Loteis in the Uni
ted States, although the habits Of living are quite
different At daylight, coffee and tea are taken
TO the guests room, and again at eight o'cl,ck
light refreshments. At twelve breakfast il served
and at seven dinner. Coffee and tea are AWAY.
ready day and night No business 10 done in
the streets in the middle of the day, on account
Of the heat. The nights and mornings are cool
and delightful, birds are singing all night. The
Glands At about 50 degrees through.
out the year. The islsnd Of Java contains
population Of 10, 900 600. The island abound-
~th tigers. leopards. anacondas, and poisonous
insects Of all kinds. The finest of fruits in the
world are procured in great profusion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19
IAdvertisemsnt.1

% Upward and upward flashes the
philosophers vision and the heros sword. Look
up, OF there shall be no James proud temple;
NO Olympiaa hsighss-she true plane is not only
forward but up. loyalty, royalty and Smiths
salerasus are not down in the dust grovelng,
but sp. boyans and skywsrd. Nov, BY placing
. small particle Of this Saleratus in its proper
place, and you have at once one Of the proudes:
monuments Of earth. Il 10 new Ornamental; to
make is useful, bake is.
1t vil soon be grated into the Army. 1t con.
tinues to Be sold as Wholesale BY n. 8 Smith,
Grand Rapids. Mich.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19
MuIrAxr AID Soc,rrv Art;cle. ,

NnLrARr AID SoCIErY-Articles re-
cs:ved Nov. 4th: Mrs. q. r Pratt, l bottle
currant vine, l can peaches; Mrs. c. s. Arm
strong, jug tomatoes Mrs d Epson, books
Miss +. d. Pratt, l pair socks; Mrs. G. W.
Coryell, bottles tomatoes, I pair socks; Mrs
Mary A. Boyce, bottle picked peaches, l bot
tie catchup; Mrs. A. 8. Burdiek. 2 bottles black
berries, bottle catchup, 4 lbs dried blaekber-
rss and peaches; Mrs. WIN. p Squires, l ID
10 OF. dried black berries, bottle mustard, l jar
blackberry jam, bottle catchup, l jar picked
tomatoes
Received Nov. 7th: John d. Skinner, Delhi,
! pair boots.
Received Nov. llth Mrs. c. Tracy, pair
WOODEN drawers; MrS T. D. Billings, package !;
Mrs. A. Douglass, Delhi, 9 packages, weighed
lbs OF Mrs. C. c. Darling. l package pep
per; Female College, 8 cans pickles, / package
books, boxes; J. W. Amphett, jug; Car
penter, Delhi. 2 lbs butter, ~ OF dried fruit !;
Mrs. II. F.raHd, stone bottles strawberry jelly !;
B. +. Buck, bottle wine; M.s Ii. N Buck,
can picsled peaches, l bottle ca,chup; Mrs
s. A: Nichols. ID OF. dried apples, l 10 IL
OF. dried peaches, can higdom Mrs. Sarah
Hinckley, 8 cans; VIM. Hinckley, 5 packages
tobacco.
Received Nov. 14th: Mrs. j. W. Amphlett,
IL bush. dried apples.
l bottle picked peaches from Mrs. Mary A.
Boyce have spoiled.
MRS. X. C. DART, Treasurer.
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Tn Ran RoAp-Tbe car, are now rur

Tn RAIL RoAD-The cars are now run.
ming 70 Franklin-Ssress, but no effort seems to
The Middle and Southern portions e the city to
get the track il rsnniag eoaditioo 70 Michigan
Avessa. Why b this! The grading b an done
The ties ere ready, and ssss iron On hand.
We en- make "hss." and lay down the iron
In sse's day, If Ne viii Let us have the ircD
hid = far - il vill reach. Why not! Don,
vsit Tor the company 70 move in the matter.
They vin never move. because they have moth
ing 70 move vish. Les the citizens take bold Of
he york for day o. twe in earnest by the
track. and seears the sixty sections Of land fes
IL company. and perhaps they viIl shank % fos
t Il tAsy d ~, " ahan havs ths road
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19

MAIL BuRNsD.-Post Master A. r.
Burr received last night, some letters in char
red and half destroyed condition, aud in explain
asioo the following note from VIM. A. Howard,
Post Master ct Detroit:
p. o. Des., Mich, New. Is, 1862.
The mail car on the GRxAf WHsIERN RAIL
ROAD, With the EAs1ERH NAIL, due W sdnesday
morning, 18th met, vas most Of il destroyed BY
fire. The enclosed letter vas found in dam
aged state. VIZ. A. HowARD. p. NJ
The letter shown 10 was from Havana, n. Y.
1t vas impossible 70 tell 70 whom il was direct
ed. nothing but the pest mark and Lansing
Michigan. remaining lesible.
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indianapolis, Sept. 2, 1857.
Dr ". Rback-Dear Sir Having been troubled
for several years with extreme debility and weakness
so much so thst unable attend my ordinary
business at times and having heard of the wonderful
cures ths; your Scandinavian Blood Purifier Pills
were efeeting, induced by friend to try them
have been using the Purifier for the last twelve months
and find the medicine fully equal TO jts recommends
tons 30 valuable is its use TO me, that cannot now
dispense with the Of it at my advanced age Of life
Icheerfully give this Information for the benefit Of
those similarly AFFLICTED. Yours truly,
See advertisement. 33i-lm NORRIS MORRISS.
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~ Fresh Baltimore and Fair Haven
Oysserv received BY Express every day. For
sale BY the keg. can or dish at very low prices
Pure Buffalo Lager Beer and Detroit Ale on
draught. Call and examine.
CHARLES LEHMANN,
Wash. Ave-, = 00ors rom Bailey . Bank.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19

CLOSING OF THE MAILs.-A change in
the time Of the closing Of the mails in this city
has been rendered necessary BY the recent
changes in she time tables Of the Railroads. The
mails will al be closed 1t IL O'Clock P. n,
instead of 8, - heretofore. See the card Of A.
r. Burr, p. n, 1t the head Of this column.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19

Hoe BUYERS There are several gen.
tlenen purchasing hogs in this vicinity. This
will b. good opportunity for our citizens and
farmers 10 get rid Of the surplus of swine which
they have had on their hands for the last year.
Let the porksrs 60.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19
JadsOn's Patent Transparent Cones.
Used ON KEROSENE LAMPS,

~ save TO the consumer third OF his Expense
for Light.
This In War Times is an item worth saving.
Another advantage in their is, they prevent the
unpeasint oily odor caused by heated brass cones
third and vitaly mportant advantage is that they
conduct heat TO the oil in the lamp, and with them
very volatile oils may be used with safety.
Briefly stated, therefore, their advantages are:
First-A saving of one-third o. the Of the oil.
Second-the luxury Of clear pleasant light free from
disagreeabie doors
Thri-Secury against accidents from the use OF hight
oils.
These made to fit all the principal kinds OF
Lamps use and kept for sale by Lamp Dealers and
Country Merchants generally.
BEERS, JCDSON BEERS,
81 John ST., New York
POSI- Oaaca adj pox ISL. IN
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NV SIDE WALK-We are 10 have q
II feet side wax on the North side Of Michigan
Avenue from Grand Street to Capital Avenue.
This ID IN improvement much needed, as the old
OF by day.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19
DR.. Watson's Diptheria Cure.

DIPTHERIA-a disease that has for ages at times, ex
hibited 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 TO I'LL the minds of our people with alarm
and in many to sweep OF whole families and per
hape Of people in single neighborhood: taking
the physicians without proper preparation and for a
time bidding defiance to Medical Skill.
REMEDY
For this Scourge Nembranous Group Scarle; Fever
and for all lnhammatory throat Diseases has been pro
duced result Of the unremittng study and labor @
men skilled in the Science of Medicine compounded OF
scientific principles and having undergone the ordeal o
a Wide Test We offer it TO the public on its own merits
that is such As IL shall be fonnd to have trial
will be found for sale in the hands Of
All the Loading Druggists and Shop Keepers in tie Unite,
States
In whose hards will also be found Circulars giving
particular history of the disease its nature and
marks upon its aso directions to the mamie
of its treatment and cure
All orders should be addressed to-
HENDRY BAlLY, Oberlin. Ohio.
r. THAYER CO.. Agents, lansing. S.Sms
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19

THANKsoIvISo- will be seen by the
Proclamation published in another column, that
the Governor has apo nted Thursday, the 9Th
inst, - . day Of thanksgiving and prayer. The
same day has been appointed in all the Northern
States.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19

GoDEY.-Godey for December is recei.
we'd. Thn ends the volume Nov is good
time to subscribe for the ensuing year. Every
body should have Cooley. AddressL. A. Cooley,
1928. Chesnn1-'treet, Philadelphia Psice Is, 20
per yeas.
We did not receive the November lumber
Will the publishers please send il TO Us
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19

New BRIDGE-Ought not the Common
Council 70 sass the preliminary steps to build q
new bridge over Grand River 1t Michigan Az.
snue! The cid bridge probably will not stsad
another year.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19
Wednesday Msrnilg, New. 18Th. 1862.

APoLoGY.-Ws have not, at the time of
going 70 press. received copy Of the Official
Canvass 81 the County. We had made arrange
menss to procure 10. but for some uaaccountaole
cause have failed % receive il.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19

New York, Nov. Is.
Washington letter to the Commercial says
the army viii soon be in motion again, aud a. it
.h De "pplied from Alexandris-and Aq,ia
Greek oy railroad, 30 soon as the line from the
latter place to fredericksburg is repaired. We
may expect triumphant sdvance. All nov
wanted u sutiicient cavalry force to patrol the
ground over which our troops have passed, and
to capture bands OF euerrilias, who commit such
annoying depredations
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19

BE WISE BY TINES,
Do not trie with your Health, Constitution and Char
acter
fyou suffering with any disease for which
HELNBOLDS EXTRACT BCCHC
is recommended,
TRY TT TRY IT! TRY IT.
II will you Save Long Suffering, Allayng Pain
and Inflammation and will restore you to
HEALTH AND PURITY,
At Little Expense,
And No Exposure.
Cut out the advertisement in another colum, and cal
send for it.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFEITS!
Ask for Helmbolds. Take No Other.
CURES GUARANTEED. Selma
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19

Poor old Massachusetts, ~ T. World
Poor, tickle World! Commencing life as
religious" organ-eDdins i, as the scsvenger Of
ce the Wood and Rynders Democracy AN.
xtG. Jour.
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NOTICE

~ tice d hereby given that IN pursuance OF var
rant 10 issued by William b Pinckney Judge Of Pro-
bate for the county Of lnsham, viii meet q, the
house Of Charles Jinings in the of Aureius Ius
ham county the 3Oth day Of December lst2 and On
the lst day Of Nay 1885, between the hcars Of O'Clock
A. NJ and O'Clock p. n Of said days, for the purpose
Of receiving and adjusting claims against the estate Of
Elisha Cranson, deceased AL persons having Gains
against said estate hereby notified present them
Of said days for adjustment, and that the
time allowed for Presenting said claims expires on the
9th day Of Nay, 1855.
Nos BLANCHARD,
WNSL0w Turner
Co0Rlaoionere.
pAssdNov. lAtA, lsaa sosvI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19

CorENPORANsOus HIsroRY.-There is reason
to b, lieve that chapter Of cosemporaneous his
tory. from the pen Of Gen. Hallsck ID about to
b given to the world, which will cause no lit
tie stir in military and political circles. So says
the N. Y. 1ribxnss Washington correspond
ent
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ETATE OF MICHIGAN C,rcu

~ Court for the County of IGghAm, In Chancery-
Naha.a GassbrOok complainant, vs. Ayron Glassorook
.e!cELat. IL sal s.aciOrly appcaIins by sGavIt
lie Is5 that the above LaLe1 .siel1aLt My
Case brook, not resilient VI ILLS state, but
resilient U! The U. New York GA motion OF Geo.
l. solicitor Tor the cOmpalnaut ordered that
the 5.li My G>-oTOOA Cause AIs appearance 10 be
entered Ia wltLin three months from the date
tins order, t.1t vi Ills appear ance he
his answer to the complainant biz 30 be nied
and copy thereof to be served On the complainant
solicitor within twenty days alter service him OF
copy OI salI BAL anu notice vi the entry Of this order
default thereof The SAID oi viii be taken
essec by said deen.aDt, My GiassbGooS. And II Is
f Ihsr ordered, that within twenty days the complainant
oi 10 be published In tue Ian
sing state Republican pubic newspaper printed pub
se and c1l.t.g saia county anu that said pub
ctIOn bo continued least each Week Tor six
Weeks succession, that she copy OF this
be personally served the said Myron GLASS
brook at least t~enty days before the time prescribed
Tor has appearance
Dated Nov. 10Th, 1862.
HORATIO PRATT,
Circuit Court Commissioner for InghAm Co. Mich
GEO 1. PARSONS, solicitor for Compt.
3s5wo Register
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LOOKS LIKE BUsrNEss. notice quite
Q drove Of fat bslIecka have been collected by
some Rochester man for shipment on the Rail
Road. A large drove Of hogs were weighed
here on Friday last preparatory 70 shipment
in consequence Of the completion Of the Rail
Road 70 the city.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19

~ HOMEOPATHY in the ascendant Immediate re-
lief guaranteed. Dr. SMYrHE from London, has opened
an establishment in Philadelphia Pa for the treatment
Of Female Complaints Read his advertisement in anoth
er column, headed Z" Ladies, Read" lya7O
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New Advertise ments
| DMINISTRATOR'S SALE

n is hereby given. that by virtue Of license to me
granted by the Probate Court for the county OF
lnghan a. administrator Of the estate OF Epheston
Waldo deceased, shall sell At public auction to the
highest bidder at the premises in the village Of Okamos
IN said county on the first day Of January A. d. 1868
the following real estate viz lots FIVE (S) and eight Is
Of block seven q, in said village Of Okemos
Dated Lansing, Nov. 18th, lst2
SAMUEL L KMBOCRNE
3otw6 Admin istrator
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THEODORE FOSTER, Dep. City CTerx.-

CTRAYED-From the subscriber, in
~ the township OF Lansing, about the LIST of Sep
TENDER, 1862, good SIZED
CHERRY RED BULL,
years DID, past, with rather short horns. Whoever
viii give any Information that will lead TO his recovery
will be iiberay rewarded ;. q. SCOflt1D
LANSING. Nov. 18Th, 1862 3x394
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Special Notices.

For the purpose Of eecting Officers for said Company
for the ensuing year. punctual attendance of the
members OF the Company is requested.
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An ORDINANCE FOR THE CON.

n ORDINANCE FOR THE CON
n sTRUCnoN OF A SIDEWALK ON TIE NORTH
SIDE OF MICHIGAN AVENUE
Whereas Ii Is deemed expedent to construct Side
walk North side Michigan Avenue, from Grand Street
to Capitol Avenue; Therefore,
section !. Be Ordained W the Common Council Of the
CIy Of Lansing, That the respective owners anu
pants each and every lot house ing aore
contemplated side walk, hereby required lay
so much said walk 10 be constructed front of
his OF lot house, and at his her proper
cost charge expense, in the following
Is to say: The side walk is be o sound white
plank, and oneha inches thick, and not more
than eight inches wide, to be land ransverseiy four
by four white oak strngers. SAID side walk t. be
twelve feet wide and the plank properly nailed down
with cut nails To be done under the direction
Of City Marshal, be done and fully completed
on or before the first day OF December, 1867
Sec II shall be the duty Of the City Clerk forthwith
notice OF this ordinance To be given TO the said
and occupants by publishing the IN at least
newspaper printed and published in the City Il Ian
sing at least once in each week for not less than
and also by posting written printed copy OF
least three public and conspicuous places
the said where said side walk is to be
constructed
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1859 -------, ----r-
Neck and Groin Ulcers and Fever Sores, Scad Heads
be of good cheer! One six bottles OF the RENOvATNG
REsOLvENT will cure you. Persons vino have been SO
unfortunate as to contract oathsome disease may rely
upon being cured by the Of RADwYS RENOvATING
RESOLvENT.
Ladies suffering from weakening discharges Prolapsus
Uteri Tumors in the Womb few bottles will cure you
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE, OR SIX BOTTLES
FOR FIVE DOLLARS,
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POST OFFICE HOURS.

From and after this date the Post Office will close pre-
eisely At O'Clock r. n.
n Az mails will close At OK O'Clock p. precisely
from and after this date
suxpAya-Omcs will be open from 70 ball past s
s'sisck r. n at which time the mail will close.
A. r. BURR, Pm.
Lansing, November 10, 1852
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DR.. RAILWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP,

DR. Railways CLEANSING SYRUP,
CAIIKD
RAILWAYS RENOVATiNG RESOLVENT.
Persons siA Sore Eyes, Sore Haads Sore Mouths,
Shin Eruptions guoromteed qsick
By the we Of the Resolrent
RAILWAYS RENOvATING RESOLvENT repairs the
waste of nature replaces decrepitude with vigor extr
pates every form of Scrofulous Generous Syphitic
Mercuria and Eruptve disorders Opthalmi, and
all elections of +he eyes and ears is invaluable to fe
males in the latter crisis of life and is the nvgor
ant and rejuvenant yet discovered
Persons suffering from Asthma, Bronchitis, Phthsis
and Lung Complaints, may rely upon deriving mmedi
ate after taking dose Of RAILWAYS RESOLyENT.
1t soothes and heals ceanses pures and renovates the
entire system.
TO THE UNHAPPY
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19

Letter from the Rev ID h Nichols 1.-The
Co"srshs"ds Not "a Burd." Co the Govern
m~Ht.