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NUMBER 455
PRICE. TWO CENTS
Great Remedy for ConghS, Co'ds nno
Kidney Difficulties.
WHITE PINE CONT CUCT.
rREPAREDB By
DR.. j. W. POLAND & 90.

GoFFsTOwN CENTRE, MI.
THE following testimonials will tell so,nehu. about
Medicine that is now becoming popular faster thar
any other article sold by druggists =
Rev. J. X. Chase, OF Rumney, N H. nnder date @.
April 4th, 1860 eays :-'' Whtn your ia, o.. itvn Lc
tles OF White Pine Compound was rae eived was sna
ering from most severe cold. took the CompoupJ
and was able to preach in two days. believe
the tn Com9ound j. all invaluahie medicine do wis
thousands who know nothing Of its virtues, would b,
come better acq TAINTED with tn
Rev. l.. c. Stevens, Pastor of the Baptist Church a-
&" Some of my family have tried it. On. G. Com,,o!nd
with signal success behsre it BE- Of ltt 6e,r
Congh Remtd,ss trr ppared Besides its value as a.
Congh medicine have good to believe it to be
all 1t claims TO be for Kidney Diseases and Diabcesn
MI Asa Goodhue Of Bow, N. H., was prost. ed by
who him thought that he could possibly live throue
the month AS last resort, he thought he would try
,he WI'at n pan. comHo"d They procured bottle for
medisely showed signs OF amendment. Fleven month
afterwards (Feb: 49, 1859 in full stateorn OF his
esays =" believe Dr. Poland's W hie Pine Compour
under God, has been the means OF L. iecoyery thu
qndreds re- Of cases e of Kidney complaints rrrD
reported by druggists Here are two samples
An aged man in Danvers, Mass, heard OF theCom
pound, as wonderful curative for kidney comp aInts
Beng great sufferer from that difficulty sent to the
App thecary for two bottles. They CURED him He sa,
they were worth fifty dollars lie has since sod gvc
The second case was that of business man Il. eyp
Mass ne Wasalso cured of the same complaint. After
journey brought on return of his for.ne, ScuN ana
seeking IN VAIN in MrlescG .0r the Com, and he WIS
warded by express . '
,"JNiy, 1860. DR. POLAND :-Nr.J c. rutterfed. Jr
VINO sells your Medicine, bas requested NE to give
brief statement Of Ti.a your lTAj.s P. Caoy9, mt a.
uol Tor me- had been afrted With t! iGnry Con-.
plai9t ior eng time anG had bad Nough OF ~,
years standing. vhich caused ne to >:et DIoud au,.
nel"chiy' 30 one oi ny &cquaints .c"a expected
that houid ever health a:en. .'It t,rn 5..
Icy, s,os o. 02f "s f"" tGh%"%nd ~. tu2lt 6;
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.


Please read few certificates from the following rclia
BILE and well known people
MESsRs. HENRY 7. WILSON & Co--Aly wife is now
using your RegeneraOr for tie hair and pronuunces it
far superior to anything she used for the hair 1t is
easily applied does soil in the cast-has no disagree
able odo increases the growth Of hair prevents it fall
ing OH, and often cures the headache. forward you
TINS certificate unsolicited, because think article
that will do what Your Hair Regenerator will should be
widely known. think it is the hest article for tk. hair
now IN use. RtSpfctlnHy, &C.,
Rev. JACOB STEVENS, Sewhuryport Ms
IKE he H?,r Rsgmerator oa& Dressing rery
much" REV GEO. " Wo.DINC Hartford or
~ HnhSWatingig pr0Honnce II ,a&aiuu4ie nrtt-
Gle from the cffct my oWn acad.,'
. A HILL, wife of Rev. Hem! H, Manchester.N : H.
"H renderCd ny hair soft ami gioyqy
Minor HAHRAR, Saratoga SPRINGS, y. y.
feel confdeat mt il operates &or AZ due, but
TO restore the roots IN fPr autHrd( Iedithy atdte
REV L. N. kELLoo, Nashua, y. Fl.
81 most cheerfuiiy recommend it all persons."
KEy c. RUSsGI.L Itletou n. II.
November J.
MEssRS. Henry p WILSON g: Coz have no hastancy
IN saying, in my opinion, Mrs Wilson's Hair Eegenera-
tor and Hair Dressing the best hair preparations now
in use. shall continue - them with pleasure
REy. ii. IL. HARTWELi, Lawrence Mass
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NEoiGsala aoL Eo al! EEenk.
24TyI TTPEll Eh. ".
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DRlCE OF an Italian Queen Warranted pure). with
few workers TO accompany her, 81 Her safe arrivs
insured at her destination Full in sructons for untnl
the queen with common stock will be sent with each
queen. Address, GOODRICH SASB0RN
3Sm9 Rast Y" ~dwiok, Vt,
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VEGETABLE LIFE METZ INES.
are well known t. be iniaibl-
DYSPEPSIA by thoroughly cleansing the FIRST an seco,q
sue macls aud creating flow Of pure healthy bile in
tead OF the STALE and acrid kind: Fix; rcncy los o.
! APPETITE heartburn headache, Rese4sne,., l-temper
hnxiety Lar guor ond melancholy h;ch are tho aen
era symptoms OF Dyspepsia, vii! vanish az natnr1l
! con.eQc noe oi it> cure.
CcSrIvENEss by Clear2iug the whole h,n-l of tho IN
te>tmes with >o'Nen process, aud ,rth,u violence.
al Yioeut purgts leave the oovels cost,e within ,wo
d2ys.
ula cfcuiaon through the process OF i-sirutinu /,
in h cases, and The thorough solution Of aH i,,hil,
, obstruction in Others.
The Life Medicines have been known to own, R,,,
tisn leimnuently n thee Weeks and ,u III haif that
tlme; by removing oea! hfamafion from the muscle
ana Il9alnentS OF the JOINTS
btorstl:N OF q! Eind! by tre ing and .Ir4nyth-in
the Eitceys ard bladder they oerate je igrtniv
on these important organs nI.i hence ,.,,. ,tr I.n'
ionnd certain reredy for the worst case, OF Lrn,r
Also MoRaia. ~ usGG ing from the pruings of the
b'WeS the gny matter to Which tls Sc CreaF"ra ;er
SCUEVY, ULCERS ami luyeteI ate Sores ~ fi. T. rt.,
purity which these Lite Medciue. TO the O 1t 4i ii
tie humOrs.
atera'ne elect upon Tie fud hit iced tie >.in anu
'hc mChd STATE f which sione All riA,,iva car,
i' "a al ow, cowdy and ote' disasrc-,,, c,n..->.
rcrse of these rjIls for very short tinr WI ,a,.
an entire cue OF Salt Kteurn aud s:r,toy toproy,
nt ~ lie ciearMess OF the skin tcTnn,, odds and
lniiue"zo vi a!"a,s be cuTea b. one do Is, II
Ike worst cCscs.
Pins tile original proprietor ut .cr :. .tir,,o e,
cured ct iie' "i 50 leaf S"d * b. 'Le Cst ot .t
lie Netc:Ies alone
Atvtn ANp AG,r- 70! 1hi, scour..o + tie v,.t.,,
cUautr', ;heHe &'edcm,S will H. f,ulo , safe speedy
~ certain cneov Ot'i'r djcIecs oava ~ :, .fcIu
s&,J-c' 30 eeCsr ST rhr d'Ne7" b, t,sr u,e,..
Nn5S IS Permaue - ihcm be satisfied. ano r .a e.,
p E'Li"'S FhF Fffs AND LiTNH COMPLAINTS ---,,et eI.
Debility loss f Appetite DrcH,> "r Feuu III. lto
iee' 'Ir Zee" G''d With t." most eoe''c, result
cases o' t'is description .--hl2IS tHL and Scroiui.
III It, wort tu'u!s. Ni.il. ~ flr mid vet u.g,frl
10" o. tnest remarkable Medicines, Nig'. S rrct.
%eiTou- pehuly. AeY VI, Com, .ap's ot a.. sat, Pa
ii-tuhS %; III E.GTt, .Attrs tu> oTa Srgely CTR
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MRsSRS. liFNRY p. WILSON L Co.: deem Mrs vii.
sons Hair RegeAerator and Hair Dressing the standard
articles OF all hair preparations have, in many in
stances, known them to restore the hair where it had
fallen off, remove dandru the hair to its original
color cure entirely the most painful headaches-and in
some instances most serious humors Personally have
been a Sharer in several Of these benefits.
Rev. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. Il
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NGoFTs-A-
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BTTTERs

NHESE MEDICINES have now been before the puh
nc Tor period Of thirty years, and during that time
nave maintained nigh character IN almost every mart
oi the gloOe lor their extraordinary aud immediate
power of restoring perfect health persons saerino
under nearly every kind disease to which human flesh r
liable ~ ~ =
The following among the distressing variety n,
human disc >eS in which the -
VEGETABLE LIFE MEprTNES
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'FaRN sh&N 4i,EsaaNI ssEG2l.

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~ copies furnished at III" 100 price. Mailed free at Il
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MRS. WILSON'S
G O C O A. N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs. Wilson, Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles
and rctals h 81 cts. per bottle and for dressing the
hair 4 any person, young old, there is it. equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish 1t
10 he, ard moreover, it has perfume that is ninicl;
sap -i1r any Of ,hr fashionable extracts either repn
American which alone should enti;l it to place on
.ycu lrdv's toilet table.
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AN INDEPENDENT
DAILY, SEMI.WEEKLY, g. WEEKL
NEWSPAPER,
FOR
National Circulation and Family Reading,

! THE WORLD has now been in existence for little
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ronage, and influence which has Only beeu equa ed By
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For the coming year labor expense will be spared
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In POLITICs, The World is Independent, but n.rt
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UNION THE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAWS
In the future, has the past it will give to the
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A COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE VAR
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- tire Rcgcn 'rator before retiring a. nigh, anu
IT, tie morning apply little Of the Dressing and No.r
hair will hc even moro lfeke in color and beauty.
- nothing on Your hair but these preparatIons and
use these according to directions and warrant Won
good hoathy lead of hair.
Manufactured ana sold at Wholesale by Henry ?. vii.
Co., Manchester, Ii.,to whom all letters should
be aidrC sS"d.
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ALL THE NEWS

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pattneNt Ct human activity. PALIltrAL AGKIiUT
~ nKAi. a4o COM NERCIAL, well as III L!rERN
lURh SCIENCE urd AR
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lohs DISCO er1eS, and Works OF Art the same car, I'll
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-05
CNnER THE ICE

FOR FEBRUARY.
Under the ice the waters run;
Under the ice oGr spirits lie
The genial glow Of the summer sun
Shall loosen their fetters by and by.
Moan and groan in thy prison cold,
River ~ lif--river - love:
The winter IS growing worn and Old
The frost Is leaving the melted mould,
And the sun shines bright above.
Under the ice, under the snow,
Our lives are bound in a crystal ring;
Bv and by will the South winds blow,
And the roses bloom on the banks OF Spring.
Moan and grcan in thy fetters strong,
River Of life-river Of love;
The nights grow short the days grow long
Weaker and weaker the bonds o: wrong,
And the sun shines brighter above.
Under the ice our souls are hid:
Under the ice our good deeds grow
Men but credit the wrong We did.
Never the motives that lay below
Moan and rro1n in thy prison cold,
River OF iife-river Of love:
The winter Of life is growing old,
The frost is leaving the melted mouli,
And the Sun shines warm above.
Under the ice We hide our wrong
Under the ice that has chillei us through
Oh that the friends that have known us long
Dare 10 doubt tia; ara good and true.
Moan and grOan il thy prison cold,
River Of life-rive, Of love;
Winter growing warm and old.
Rnses stir in the melting ulouif,
We shall be known above
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WI been made in the conditions Of certain linden
ture mortgage executed by Charles A. Price, Of the
city Lansing and State OF Michigan, to Jane Maney
If township of Delhi in the county OF 1ngham and
state Michigan dated the l4th day OF April, A. d.
1860 and recorded the 10th day Of May A ID. 1850,
AT o'clock A in the Office of Register of Deeds, for
the county of Inghsm State Of Michigan in hber IL oi
MORTGAGES on page 1885, and the amount claimed TO be
due on said mortgage the date Of this notice, being
the sum OF one hundred and sixty six dollars and thirty
seven cents ($l66 3.) and proceedings at law or
equity having instituted to the debt
remaining secured by said mortgage any part there
of and the power to sell contained in said mortgage
having become operative now therefore, notice here
BY given that the 9th day Of April A. D. 1862, al
ock in the afternoon Of said day at the front door Of
the Court House, the village Of Mason in said county
of Ingha (ad Court House being the place of holding
the Circuit Court for said county there will be sold at
public vendGc to the highest bidder provided by law
the lands and premises described in said mortgage
SO much thereof shall be necessary To satisfy the
amount said mortgage at the date Of this notice
together with the interest and costs and expenses
allowed by law together with the attorney fee OF thirty
dollars provided for said mortgage, which said land
and premises described IN said mortgage follows,
viz: lot number four a. in block number eighteen s)
of Seymours subdivision the town (now city of Lam
sing) plat OF lansing in the county of ngham and State
of Michigan. WM ii. FlNCkNEf,
Atty for Jane Manley, Mortgage.
Lansing Jan. Is, 1862 35lwl3
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THE NEW YANKE pOOpIE

Away down south in other days,
They used 10 sing so handy,
The time our fathers loved to sing
OF Yankee Decide 6Andy,
And Hail Columbia once they sing,
Be. TOW they've grownrrcivii
The starry spaugisd banner too,
They hate il Ike the devil
And the flag, the brave old nag,
No more with them viii take, sir,
They've buried that, and II its piaee,
They we got pessy snake. sl-
BIT we're the boys 20 keep the Tag
Oor Washington fought under;
Long wave that Tag, that good old fas
The Stars and Stripes, by thunder
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4 DNINISTRATOR'S SALE-Notice

a q hereby gwen that in pursuance cf . license to
me granted BY Vim, H. Pnckney. Judge Of Probate for
the county Of Insham shall sell At public auction on
the pre- Saturday, the 18th OF January nex
o'clock 10 the afternoon If said day, all the right.
le and interest of Ehu Ervood, deceased in and to
the fol owing parcels Of land subject TO al liens and in
dose- therein w. the south vest quarter of the south
quarter Of section twenty nine (e) in town four az
north OF range D vest, containing 40sefss, more OF
less Also the vest 6teea 5) OF south east qaar
Of south east quarter Of section twenty nine ie)
,ovn north of range vest. Terms made knevn oo
lay Of ALE SfLNEsIEH SCOfIELD,
one Of the Exeenfs of the estate of Ewood deceased
Lan.pg, Dee 10. 1861 es3so
The above sale IS adjourned until Saturday, the sth
day Of February at O'Clock p N at the same place
S5Sw3 s. g. SCOFIEID, Executor
The above sale is hereby postponed until saturday
the sth day 6 March at the same place and time Of day
3sev4 & G. SC0fI1D, Executor.
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MORTGAGE SALE-Default having

NI On ohAC.@Ocloult uoSiuk
Xv1 been made IN the conditions of certain mort
whereby the therein contained to sell has
become operative executed by vra Ranny, Of the
county Of Ingham and State II Michigan, to Alya IL
True Of Jackson Michigan dated the sixteenth day Of
August A. D. eighteen hundred and fifty eight, in the
the Office Of Register Of Deeds for the county OF lngham
in the state OF Michigan in Lber eleven OF mortgages on
pages 652 which said mortgage duly assigned the
tenth day Of April, A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty
one BY said Aiva G. True to o. ". Bennett which said
assignment duly recorded the twenty fourth day
Of December A. d. eighteen hundred and sixty one in
said Registers Office in hber IA mortgages, on pages
go and 62l, upon which mortgage there S Claimed
TO be due, at the date Of this notice, the sum OF
seventy dollars and fifty cents. and no suit or
proceedings at law having been Instituted TO re
cover any part thereof notice Is therefore hereby
given, that Thursday, the twenty fourth day oi
April next, at four O'Clock in the afternoon, shall
sell pabc auction 10 tie highest bidder sale TO take
place at the front door Of the lngham county CIRCUIT
Court House the village Of Mason the premises con
tanned such mortgage (or much thereof as shall DC
necessary TO satisfy the amount due on such mortgage
with per cent interest and legal costs
with an attorney fee of fifteen doars that Is TO say the
following piece parcel Of land situate in Ineham county
Michigan sixty Of the north part Of the south
west quarter Of Section number nine, In town number
three north of range number west
Dated Jackson, January l4th, A. n. ls6:.
ORSAN ". BENNETT, Assignee.
Psunett RtpkeY AttOrneys l5.wl3
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~ Two hundred and fifteen human beings
have been recently buried alive, by An accident
10 IN English mine.
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SALE.-Default having

Assignee OF SAID Mortgage
Z Ioxayrkp AttOrney 13s347
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lPCBuC-No. l6.l

AN ACT authorizing the Secretary Of the Interior TO
strike from the pension rolls the of such per
SONS as have taken up against the Government.
or who may have n any manner encouraged the
rebels.
Be Il sa1otd by the Senate aud House Of Representatives,
Of the United States Of ABseriod Congress assembled,
That the Secretary Of the Interior be and he Is hereby
authorized and directed 10 strike from the pension rolls
the Of all such persons have may hereafter
take up against the Government Of the United
States who have in any manner encouraged the reb
els or manifested sympathy with their Cause.
Approved February L. 1852.