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q. WASHINGTON yERRlLL.

otroNp. .-At sooart 81 Probate held AZ Pa
re, w,ihia ssi la' The coun'y "i o,ic'd, on the
hid Ts-.d.y oG NAV, \. u. iso2.
Ga the foregoing peiuioa Ordered, That the
aid e,iiopsr give notice 10 all pers"n. inief~.'.
.d b, csu.,ag esp, of ms pel't,on 18th thu. of'
dee ih-'-oa. o. h. pahl,.h.i three weeks .oce~.-
si,sb ,aihe Oxford Drmocrs,, os~.pap"' pratt
81 At ru,., ~ s,'d C"an,y that the, m', appear
al Probate Coat 90 10 h-ld al Pu,. The third
Ts~..i., ~ Jup- aeu. at tea o'rlock IN the lOI-.
Do-,a. and .h-~ cause, II an, hey have. ~h, the
sane .hOad not ~ grated.
D.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
I'm. rnn,-,IIr.I. J. - IInnh. Krcl.IrI.
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T.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
4 true eop,-sic.t: J. =. ilorps. R'si,iu.

O,rorp. s.-Ats Court ~ rrpbsir he'll At Ia.
r., ~th,p AMI tor the toas'y 81 Oxford, on
the third Ta-.sis, of Nav. Al. Is62.
C,IiARLE~ u. iIAMMON, nsm.i ,>scu'or ~
\ = errtaia Instrument pa'Jo',iag 10 10 the h.'
wilI and testament ~ N'.l L.. iismmoa, lat. II
Peru. ~ aid Coaris. d-crs..,i. has,ng pfrsen,sd
the -s'.- taS P'"inis;
OTis'sf. that the aid executor give NOTICE "a
all p~f.oas ,nis'..ird ~ csu.ing e"p' of ,h,.
order 10 h. Published three week. .socr.-s'l, "a
the Osiori Democrst pt,s,-i ., Pare. tbs, the,
m,, sppei, Ns Probate C''uti to 10 held ~ Ia.
rein aid Cosnty.os the u roc.da, lJan. "ssi
q, nice o'cl"cA ~ the fst.aoon. snd she's cause,
II an, the, have. Why the .,id ,a.itu@eaI shosli
nnl h. proved. approved. and allos.d =. the las,
~iil aad ts.tsmsnI Of .iid deceased.
o., ". WOODBURY.. Juig-.
4 true eop,-aii'si:
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War News.

-. An1 oJ Tia llth Maine Regiment
-. -, discharged from the service. and
~. n.uhsr, returned To their homes.
,,..,,,,d. .prsren,ly on good au,hori-
:, ,,,, Gen Sterling Price "a. killed at the
h.uls a, Pennington.
g SlL,. been summoned 70 Wash.
- I,i.,smorei ,ba,hsuill be placed
,,.L..,of.D,v,.ion.
,,..,,.h f,,m ma, R,i,.,irs Allan.
-. ,i.,,., ..,,m,.,, ooL ,,...
". ,,.Ii,.,' %,
y" - --.'.., o,o., c. o-..,'..,
80 ~, -, Goa -. 80 60.
-, ~ -, .,.I.,,.. -.
- -, -, -. 80. :. ~.
e., -, o,,. h, xon,1.b Our
lo..i.l5k,llei AMI - SOUNDED. The RIB
a.. have burned all tho bridges acrc-. the
B,you De. Arc and Cyprc--. and 10000
A,l.. If ,o,,an han. been Consumed on the
49,. ,,,., ,v o,j,r ten. Beaurr.,rd.
49,, 81 n.
LUZ '' g 80,
:. -,
=. ,nn,.,
"'N', -, U.s. s''" l. - ,..'I..s,.t -.
-. pi.,u,,a o. On. ,o,s EIGHT mile. :;
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Gould's Academy.

NJ UETWEIs, WI.
rI,HE Sauiw-r Trtr. ofIh,. ia.',,aiioa will CON.
m...ce on the 6r.i rar.di, "a Jsss.
WELLINGTON L. CROSS, 4. ~, Principal
TUITioS-Commoa Eng.i.h, $500; Hishs,
Easl,.h aai Luggage, $3.50
Hoard. neat the Acidrmy, $500 pes seek
~a.h,us extra. for farther particulars adias..
the ftiacip,l. X. A. FRYE, Secretary.
Bethel, NAV d, ls-s.
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r. the iIoa. T.. " woojiar,, Judge 81 Probate
So the C"s,at, - pNbfjs
lIUuRlN tspf,,.nt, Il. WASHINGTON
NERRlll., 81 Nutwa,, IN aid Couai', that
be - the .na ol Gcofge ". Ncu'd. late oi Nor.
~a,. ,n .a,i 'osaN. ha d,ci the s,nsi--ath
ia, 81 Ap,l. 4. ID. lsos. latest 10, .~iIei .ad
,o.....ed Il ~, .-Iate. goods snd chaIis., ghi.
and credits, ~hich 'ushi to ~ administered ac'
oo,d,ns To Law. Wherefore your pcid'U"cf prs,.
that .i,a,ai.ua',oa IL ...i -.,ais m.s L. grated
10 him. a.. WASHINGTON NERRlLL.
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O>voNp.ss. A. a Cour, 81 Probate held at
Paris. ~hhin spL &c the Co.r', 81 Oxiord.
ra the n Tuesday Of NAV, A. ID, 1862.
Ga the pe,ii,oa sf,rc'sid. Ordered. Ths, M
,ice h. given by publ'.h,ag = cop, of,h,s pei',.a
Nth tn. order ,h.,eor, ihr,. weeks .scess.rsl,
~ the O>io,d p.m"cr,,, = n~w.pspsr p'is'ed q,
Paris. that all pe'.oas Interested may al end On
the third Tuesday 81 Jan- neat. al ten o'chck
~ the for,no"a, sa Court Il P,olaie ,'c" IN he
hollca ~ Paris, and .h.~ cause, u an,, oh, the
PRAYER of said peii,iun ,h"uld MT H. g,sa ed.
Sneh .ot,ce 10 h. give, i-f,r. .sid Court.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. ysiG,.
A true eop,-siie.t: J. =. llosss, Register.
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A true eop,-aI,e.,i J. :. iIoSS'. Essi.'sr.

o,roNp. -. sCouu OF Probate helda, Tar.
u. within and ior The Couny o'O,fo'd. ga the
third T.e,si.y 81 Wa, 4. ID. is62.
- ORERT GLOVER. Ad@,,.i.irs,"r. With
IL the will ann. ned. ou The estate Il Eanice ~.
1ubl., late ~ iI.b'oa, 10 .a'd Couniy. DECEASED.
hs,,ag p',..a,ei h,. h'si accused 81 sdm.n,.iia.
ton 81 The estate u aid dee-s.ed fnr sllo~ssoc-
Oris-sd. That the .s,d sdmis,.,rs,u' give no
,icc To all p..on' Interested. b, causing cop, Of
thu. ouiei IT, he Published ,hr,. weeks .ucoe.-,,e.
" ~ the O>furj Democ'st printed At Pare, that
they may appear at q Probate Court 80 H. held .,
PARIS, 10 SAID couaiy, oa the th,rd Tae.ds, 81
Jra. n-,i, at tea af the clock IN III. Es.no".
and she's cause, ifsn, they have. VII, ,h. sam.
shuald not bc allowed.
r.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
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r. ~, ,0..,,,,, J.dr, Of Probate CO. III. coaa

To IN. ho.e,ai,,e Jsdxe Of Probate 6r the Coua.
" of Osiord.
ylSUT sad,s.is~ei. gvrdian Of SAMUEL.
WELLS CUMMINGS. mioor heir of Hen.
,..is e.. C.@p,as., lac OF Portland, IN the
Co..,y of Cami-'laa deceased. respectful, rep.
,,...i.; That said minor l. .eis~d and p.....-si
of the ffo~iaE ds-c',b.d teal estate, siri Al HE
r,sh, lc and interest n aad oettsia real estate
Of the Late ~ia,eoa Canniag-, of PsT,s, 80 ss'd
Coon,y ~ o>i,fd. said real estate situate ~ I'D
fBr'-, nud hciag rho same assigned Ia May
Cus,miags, the vile az .a,d simeon. as her dos
~; anl oi which rial estate the said minH Is ~.
titled to osr third 10 che of heir ~ sail Beoj..
mia That al adsania grsus oacr Of hour hundT.,l
dollar. Ia. l--a mate b, >im>rn Cunmings, IL
aid Paris. ~hirh offer "a Gt III. isc',., Of al
coar,rrsd iame,iiiei, 'asccsrs, the proceeds 81
,se To- h. Pot oct iaier.s,. for the hsaehi Of
,s,d m,sor.
Tn. p-'i,io-e' therefor. pray. thai liornse may
IT, gained HIN 10 ..ll and Convey The si-',r d--.
sr,t~d real estate To the p-r-.a ,a-k'ng ssd offer.
aocetli,ag Ia the sisis. IN .nch oa.e. msje asd
provided. sAMUEt. WELLS. Guardian.
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IOtroNp, S.-h = Cauu 81 Probate held At
/ Paris. ~,ih,a ssi T., ih. C-.a,, of O,f'fd. on
the third T"~.l,y ~ Msy, \, u. 1852:
II u BRlDGIiNM. .secu'r,, II Oh. h.i vii
IL. AID ir,iim.ni Il N. ~. Bndgh.m isIs II
Norway. aid Cooai,. ,l-cra,e,I, hssia; p'...r'ed
hsr hasl ,e~osat ~ Administration of the estate
sf .aid I.crs-.d &c sL'-ss'.;
U,ir,d that the said cs~cuiriS give Notice 10
al p~,-u"s inir'e.i-d, Nv can.i"g cop, oi,h.
ns,i.r a. H. pal .hsd ihTs. s.-k. .aec...,sels 10
the Osfo,d D-mocfsi. ptin,rd At PARE. that they
may ap9-ir ~ Probate Cour ~ - heii At Psr,.,
IN ..id Coani,. os the ih'ri T"~sday Of
J.n- n.S,, at nice o'cLrk ~ the 6fcnons. anil
.h'~ cause. u az, the, have. ~hy the same 'houh
MT 10 sIp~r-l.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
A,pe o"py-alts'ii IS. iiosU, Register
TIIE .vh.cr,l-r hs,.l,, give. pnhl,e noi,cr thu,
b. h.. l-.a ,u, app ,in,-i u, the h".ofshls J.ise
~ prI.,i-. H., fh- C"aa,y 81 O>ioId. aai s..ua,.
81 the trust OF Executor ofhe last sill and ie't,.
meet ~
allen X. BRADLEY, Late II fn.b"g,
IN ,s,i County. decreased. b, g'',ng l-',d a. the
Law directs: ". ihsvtw 'vgu..i. I'll I-i'pn. sb'
.f~ indrlacd To- the estate 81 sa'd dso-i'.d. o.
make INN -lI,c ra,mcnl; and those sho have
40, demand. ILsfr,n H. cNh,bt the SANE ."
WILLIAM q. BARROWS.
Iinn,wck. May -. is62.
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.OxVosD, Sc A. a Court Of Probate h.la st
PsSi. within and Coz the Couniy ofOsfotd. oa
the third Tue.d,y 81 Nav. 4. ID. 1867.
.nN III. ps,i,ion IL JENNA DOUGHTY.
widps Of Charles DOughiy. late Of G,-en-
dow ~ ,.s h. a..ised sai set oct 10 he', 80 he
Ia. husiand'. estate. and that commissioners he
appointed tor that IEtpsse.
Ordasd, That the s'h petitioner give no.
lie. 10 all psr.las Interested, 10y csu.ing copy 81
this Orler 10 De pab.hc,i three weeks successive
y In the OxioId Democrat printed at Paris, tina,
the, NAY APPEAR at Probate COur, 20 lie h.Li AT
fs'is, Ia ssid county, on the tbud To.sda! al
Jan. neat at nine o'clo.k i, the foi.noon. and
,hrw csu.e, ifspy they have. Why the same shvuld
not be g1saieai.
T.. W. WOODBURY., y.ds,.
A true oopy-Atie.t; - iloHns, R'gi.fu.
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BRIDGTON ACADEMY

At NORTH BRIDGToN, NE.
THE susnmer T-,n Of ihi. institution s'll CON-
/ meaee Nay e,Ih. ls6s. and oon,inoe ten
weeks.
TEACHTNs.
&. 4. HILTON, 4. H., rIircipsl.
Me. ELIL.HITH AbsOrr, teacher of Music
aR.l french.
Ne. l.. n. GIHEs, teacher VI Du~ing all
PaiatiRg.
The pleasant aal que, beah,, Of hi. ia',i,a.
tisa ohef. p~cul,ar lasIl,I,e. iOr thorough aud
Systematic stud,.
CBa-tarl aad earnest effort !. made Coz the vel.
fare VI thu pup,l..
TUITION.
ComHoa Euslish busSehe', 81 90
Higher do. 30
lsagssss., tO
ha.s. bOp
U.e OF iasitumeat. 2oo
Bo-IJ mar the Aralemy, -. 90 per week.
I. N. MEAD, Secretary.
Notih Bsidstoa, April -, is62.
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O,roRp. r.-h = Goart al P'"bs,- hello =, Pa
~. whhia ADD ar the Conaiy 81 Oxford. on
th. ihi,d Toe-d., of My. A. ID. is62.
an Oh. petition of MARY J MERRILL.
" widow ofJo..pb .. M.ui'i. late ~ Osl'ui. "a
.s,d County. decreased. praying or an allowance
out Of the psf..e, e.iaie al her late hs-land-
Ori.,,d, That the said pe,uioner give NJ.
tice to Ill person. inieres,.iby causing copy 81
ih,. order To - rublish tb'.. ~ee.. .ocee.-s"'
" IN the OSio'd Democrat ,hstihey ma, arpea,
al, Probate Court TO be held At Psris, ~ said
Couaiy, 90 the third Ts.da, 81 June n'si. al
nine OF the clock in the forenoon, and .he~ cause
II any they have Why the sam. should not IL
granted. -
T.. W. WOODBURY.. Jalg-
A iInr cnn,-aIir.ii J. \. IInHR,, lie si.isT.
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A true eopy-,,,s.t; J. :. iioss.. Register.

O,roRp. Sat Court 81 Probate held at Pa.
Ii-. within anil Coz the Cauniy Of Oxford, on
the third Tuesis, Of May. A. ID. 1862.
On the petition Aforesaid o,,ler-d, That eoiice
I've given b, Publishing = copy Of HE petiiioa.
with this order thereon. three weeks succe.sivel,
10 the oSiord Democrat. q newspaper printed al
Paris, that all pess,n. may stierd oa the third
Tuesday ofJvUe nexi. Al Coad of Probate thea
10 b- hoidsa at Paris. and .hew cause, " ANY,
Why the prayer Of sAid petition sh.old ~, grated
l.. w. WOODBURY.. ledge.
A true eopy-atiest, J \. llosBs, Register.
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O,rosp, sat- q Court oi Probate held At IN.
ria, within and cor the Couniy 81 OSiotd. o"
the third Tuesday of Man, A.D. ls62.
an the ,<,i,;os of CAROLINE N. ABBOTT,
widow of James \. Alio,i. late Of fyebay.
IL said C.aa'y. drc..sed. prsy'as 70, an allowance
o.i ~ the ps,.o.,i ~.'ai. 81 hsr late hs'la"di
O,d-,i. That the sa,d petitioner give notice
10 al pet.oa. interested. by esa.ing copy OF
,h. o'ie, Q, " pabl.hc,l three weeks .oooe..ise.
!, IN the Oxiofd Democrat p'ia'.i at Ps,s. that
The, ma, appear U rrols.'e Cour, 10 I've held q,
At Lowell ~ said eoun,y. oa the eishiten'h day ol
June oe>,. ~ t~o o'ol''ck ,a the aiiefnoon, AID
.h.~ cause. II aey the, ha,s.why the same 'hoo'd
T.. ". WOODBURY.. J.dE..
A tue oopy-aiie',i
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o,yoRp. ss.-Ar coart at P,ob.,- held IT r.

A tue eopy-aiie'ii
Us. IIosss. Register.
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O,ronp. ".-A, CONT Of rfol..le held at "a

A iTse cop,-.us.u
J. =. IIoBss. R,sni,'.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-28

FEsrINA LENrE.-On Saturday evening
last, Mr.. 8. C. Crane, by invitation Of several OF
our citizens, delivered his lecture on "Life in
this Fast Age and Fast Country" tOa large and
appreciative audience, at Representative Hall.
Wero We to attempt to describe this lecture,
90 % to convey 70 one Who has not heard it, any
clear idea Of what it ia, We would fail. Were
we called upon to give it a name, we would call
it "what is it," 1t is an omniu,n gatherum Of
the comic and serious Of fact and fancy, Of grav.
i.y and gaiety, Of common sense aud nonsense,
Of humor and highfalutin, Of playiulness and pa
Ties. of ''quips and quirks," Of wit and wisdom
Fsstina lente, indeed! tits the fastest lecture
We have listened to in many day. But that
does not detract from its merits in our estima.
ton. 1t is also the best lecture of the fast age
in which We live, because 1t Is fact. Nobody will
listen to slor lecture nowadays.
Everybody ought to hear this lecture.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-28
BooK-KEEPING.-The commercial

BooK.KEEPING-The commercial inter.
ests Of the country have become 30 developed
a. to render good knowledge of Book Keeping
n-ces.sry part vfevery persons education.
Double Entry, moreover, aside from its great
practical value, is, when properly taught, both
attractive ~ stady. and unsurpassed As q means
of discipline. We are led to these remarks at
this time, from baving just received q circular
Of the Albion Commercial College, an institu.
ton des;gsed especially to give a practical and
complete business education. 1t il pleasantly
located in the well regulated village Of Albion,
which is easy Of access by railroad, and free rem
the temptations Of large cities, and where board
and all expenses are unusually low. Its presi-
dent, who is widely known As the author Of
/" Mayhew's Practical Book Keeping" and from
havirg been many years a school officer and
teacher, both in New York and Michigan, is we'll
sustained by competent assistants. Connected
With the institution is Ladies' Department which
occupies separate rooms. For circulars, giving
full particulars, address Ira NAYHEw, President,
Albion. Mich
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-28

FUNERAL OF N. MINER PRArr. = The
Wstvarise Csti.e~ says, the funeral Of Adjutant
\. Miner Pratt took place at Flint on Monday
~ 3lse inst, 1.-THE funeral sermon vas preach.
- By Rev. G. s. Armstrong. of Lansing. In
exception, composition, and tone, it was one Of
Ne finest discourses for such an occasion We ev-
q heard. His tribute to the virtues, manly char.
sossr, and practical religion of the deceased, vas
sonchinsly beautiful and classical; aud found
ready response in the breasts Of those present
VIE had known Miner here where he had been
bsossht up from his bo.hood-thas drew tears
= many eyes.
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EcLRcrIc.-Ws are in receipt Of this
ssesIlent magazine for June. The engraving
- noath. which is one Of superb excellence,
De hnsss Of His Royal Highnsss Prince Al
sssS The eneravings in the Eclectic are the
- iossd in any magazine in the country, and
Nib a contents i made up from the best Of
'epsan literature. The inducements for sub.
s''iesss which this magazine present need No
yse0 - eoooesdasion aside from the merits Of
es aagasins itself. The price would seem 70
sll9h. bat il . ven worth the money. Addres.
" =. Bowel. No. Besknaa 81 Nsx Yssk.
Sp9 year.
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The CoScERT.-The Union Vocalists
held a Concert at Dodge's Hall, On Thursday
evening Of last week, and sang to very good ac-
ceptAnce to . small, but select audience. This
is a new company from Coldwater, as We under
stand. consisting Of only three voices-Mr. and
Mrs. Hill, and Mr.. Bbbios. Many of their pie
ces we're extremely we'll executed. 1t was good,
solid, plain music, without any attempt at high.
faiutin. Such music suits our taste best. These
vocalists are deserving Of better paying houses
than that of Thursday evening.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-28

Turnstalfs Station, May 90.
The advance, under Gen. Stoneman, reached
Coal Harbor. on the road running to Richmond,
by way Of New bridge, yesterday, where he
found the enemy to be in force. He drove their
pickets in to within tive miles of their main BODY,
and encamped for the night.
Everything indicates that the rebels intend to
defend Richmond with all the available force they
are able to bring forward. Congressman and
Representatives from every Southern State are
there, encouraging their troops BY their pres.
an advance Of the Union troops.
The two officers who came within our lines
with flag Of truce, about q week ago, ON q
trivial pretence, were allowed to return ysster'
dav.
Commodore Goldsbereugh paid visit to head
quarters last night, for the purpose Of an inter
view with Gen. Mcclellan.
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| ETER a life of careful studv "a a mr.

A ETEp N l;co IS nm ,of,l .t,,J.
"a liz ihc VI coiciui Stooy % Pfdc'
ttioner OF the Old and New school systems TO OBJ
tam sure and sale medicine for females suffering from
ITre2uldrltes dc can say with certainty that my
ertons have been ero~n"d With having found
through the Ano"isoSe Z" homeopathy from time 10
Tins, substances WINCH iCompouhded Win greA1 care ana
can no" pace them peiore TOE PIoc III homeopathic
foWdefs as the only true anu reiaoie artce that VIII
produce Aonthiy SICKNESS IN All stages and ccums an
ces they nave been tested since January 1902 lover
three years. IN my private practice on ladies' OF differ
ent Compartments and SO lar have nereT Jded to pro-
ouce the desired elect TAKEN srcty according 10 oi-
rections:
AOhfAl MANY persons ID THIS ana other countries
have no iAith IN the new school oil Homeopathy, from
the simple TACT that they have never been treated with
It's care, OF when done, not properly. Vow, as i am
GRADUATE Oh Dom stems ia the ist colleges OF Europe
Royai 'oiese OF surgery anu Meiiciae, Lndon and
Inc homeopathic institute vi 1iea' brltsih LONDON
Inc iot mer casseI -Nioplhy od schoo ana the lat
tcI homoopl'hs Ne" Hclooi') ana having p'Acueeu
ooth ior pcrod o. years think am entitled
judgment IA lne mater Ai'r attehaihe one course
Oh lectures On 'ne hoioon,nc doctrine, Sinereiy ior
experiment, was inducea oy It's astonishing effects,
70 attend the remaining eourss theh gave up the oid
schoo system aogether ana nave now TOT the asi thr
Teen years praccea ~ nndig u The most proper mode
Vi 'tes.n' psies lne i'e' 'aat inc oni'ed states
Is iou. ouue.ns 'ne Me'nod INTO 's ar
ny ~ anu nav! sou si'ouii oo' ~ e al.
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CONGRESSIONAL FAvoRs-We are un.

CONGRESSIONAL FAvoRs.-We are un.
der obligations to Messrs. Tro~bridge, Howard,
Chandler and Granger, for suodry public docs-
nsnts. speeches, &c, for which We thank them.
Hon. B. +. Granger win accept our special
thanks. for bound volume Of Col Dela6eld's
sapert On the art Of var in Europe, in 1854, IS
- sc. 1t is very large volume. and contains
nansrous maps and eugravings, giving large
ind q Information which could not be derived
&sa any other source.
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NRl this ole aud most remedy IL
Is composed ii The concentrated uiees 81 est
poverfs the soothing lAngs kooss IA
chemically com timed aud insulated vel seals. .As
ooit.es, ana charged by powerful battery, Ihss pcs
sessng IN addition Ia ats ssiesicr medical
hAgLe nc aud kee &c prVfs iol Sis
Ano snAlnenSy qnietss AM seoshlUs IL rshesvs y.
and Inflammation a. once, hen h-.ly ApPheS1 resaN-
ing the strained uscles nerves, sNlg
Vitality b. Its life giving qualities ~ paTae pare snS
cnronie or cps standing paints, SnG se-kEsse al
aging nervous pam, (NrGf~ss ITrsson sn1
distractions like Indeed, ala ho have n-ed
speak VI IL truly voacerfal die.ne, ESTEEM
By tar superior 10 ami al other eAitTnA! rsEssl,s
use IL ed IN season. Il cuIAns eHesl for II.
Group sore rhroAt inhsinatUn 81 the Lung, Bowels
Liver, Moneys, and other Rheumatism sY4ns
Irritation, AgUe IN the Breast ard -. t4nss
nervous hesasehe, Neuralgia, s0sr eyes seAe toctt
Aeee, aSue IN the Pace, isnlles snG tGftous at alt
kinds fs, srIisec and >fTa med lAUh, burns tIossr
p~ris, ChIle.ias, snGo.e-t ana long ssnaug scrcs,
Wounds, So Ac. IL viii also IesloIe Tie .AiI t. The
Bald Head and prevent the Hair from falling The Mag
On has extensively used Canal aud
bra Horses for calls Mo0nds, sprans Snc iams
and when aip.sea hSt, iUf tie sei.Ishes
horses. All sheep. AL the ptsyT.tcrs ask
for the Magnetic ontrnsnt i>ir utKi c"Ehuv nj tlsts
they claim for wil be found he Ia no
neehborhood where II Manufactured many soI buy
II ~ The quantity And Al isk.pI anu used y ai2.r
bItAnt fuT the pa and Ach
every family is or less afflicted with. NesSy again
Try DR.: Trask's Magnetic Ointment
None genuine signed Baeil, WITH len.
Pamphlet containing fuli dectns around each Bottle
and circulars lett witn agents Price shnss foG smsl
and shiilnss Tor large notifies
For safe by Aewbro Brother, and Thsyer Co Ian,
sing AMI ali other Drugg = the
- Ali orders should b~ acd essca Ia Nm NtNSk
90, Esrlv,ile, Madison Co, y, \. 2ls
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-28

ssAHToH.-Ths democratic press are insistisg
hat Secretary Stanton favored General Hunters
Proclamation, and opposed iss disavowal in Cab
net Meeting. This democratic element" in
he Cabinet has been called everything base,
hat the traitosess secession sheets could lay
their tongues to, and Mr.. Stanton is none the
verse fsr THAI Their abuse 70 his best praise.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-28

THANKs.-The foreman Of this Office re-
tarss hi thanks to the person who stole his cash
book from the Office table, for his kindness in
placing the same, when found to be worthless,
In place where it might DO found. If he will
call q this sfice, he shall be suitably rewarded
for his honesty. We will give him book, which
nay prove Of soae advantage to him.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-28
Orleans Ameriean please copy.

GopEY FOR JUNE, was received BY us
lase week. This indispensable ladies' companion
has BOW been published by L. A. Cooley, for .
period Of - years, which is the best proof Of
H. popularity and usefulness. 1t must suit the
wsasn, Or they would not have patronized it
for that length Of tune. Terms $500 per year
h advance-$5.oO for copies. L. A. Cooley,
39S Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-28

% Hinckley keeps the best cigars to
Be found in the city, and the choicest brsnds of
tobacco. Please bear this in mind ye lovers Of
the weed, take due notice and govern yourselves
accordingly.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-28

Sons OF DKMETER-To-morrow eve
mig, Il viii be rscelleeted, the Inaugural Ad
dress Of the 6rst president of the Sons Of De-
meter, will be delivered at the Agricultural Col
legs. Prof. 7. G. Abbott will also lecture before
the Society. Exercises will commence at 8
e'clOck.