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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-01
the ART OF HITTER MAKING.

NJ Winslow, in the Name Farmer, says tia;
fhe farmer shoIld a>c, rtan the charactr oi
his COWS milk separately, iattchins Tor beet
those whose milk does not yeid good yellow
butter. Tn n It's hrkins should Ue male oi
sweet wood, ash, maple, oak or spruce. ana
thoroughly saturated VITA str0Is pickle
work OaG ali the bltterm Tx VITA wooden
ladie; then take for seasoning one pound vi
good salt, one half pound pure white sugar,
and two ounces saltp-tre; mix thoroughly to
gether, AMI u-e OIe oulce OF t1is preparation
Tor every poiId of butter. TIE above quant-
~ is suite enf Tor tweu,y six pounds batter
The butter should be put into iiIkln solid, beat
ing it d0wa smooth with a wooden peste ; COW
er 1t with u lia-a cloth, satugatins the cloth
with sweet hot tallos OF beeswax, taAiug care
to wiring out all the taliow or beeswax you eau
after dipping the cloth. THIS cover viii eX
clude tue air. No salt should be put between
the layers; simply stamp dowa each layer
smooth with tue pest.e, and cover with Tue
cloth until the next layer IS ready. Butter
packed in this manner will neither grow soft
in warm weather, nor crumDle IN cold weather.
and is better one year old thaa whea hrst
made. 1t Will sell Tor from hive to SIX cents
per pound more than comm0l butter.
Ia a A.. y. no cosno a." 's'fr '"~rsan
Of two ounces oil salipeter, and think 1t an I'm
movement. Lee farmers try BOTH
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-01

CHANGING SEsD.-rhe psacic. Of frequently
changing seed is now reco .nized in many SEC
tioas ~ essentially necessary TO Ike production
Of 6,st rate crop We al kaov that the prac
tioe OF proc at. ag ed pJtato from distance
-~y ~ or Is mil, s. aid from tfereat kiad
ar soil, has u most marked influence on tue
uruduct. While the ratIona VI this is not
unite obvious. the tact is indisputabie. The
cans result follows also in the mana cement of
cora, wheat, Pumpkins, bans, and garden
seeds, even where exchanges are mali between
farmers in the SAN. uei saooraood, and where
there is no very marked ddereuce i'll the geo
10 yical or min raj characteristics of tn. soil in
the respective localities, Let those who have
never tried tn. exp-r mens do SON u small
scale ut isst, ii they are at all scepticil. aud
mark the results, Doth - regards quantity and
quality Of crop.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-01

TIE SLAVERY QEsrIoS.--The differences be-
tween parties or sections OF parties Oh the
slavery question, a connected with the war.
have somewha. subsid-d in the presence OF
foreign complications, The appointment o.
General Lan.. OF kan>as. as Br Z ,d.er Gencr
eeal. with his known convict ons Ca tn. SUBJECT.
Il considered Is a certain ind cation that the
Administration is advancing in its position in
reference to slavery. The dan GERS OF foreign
var have convinced the most psaceable at,oehe
Of the government tina, it is nigh time for ac-
ton One OF the mDst prom aent men in
Washington, q Senator. remarked yesterday:
"lt is now necessary for us to give foreign
eoveruments some proof that We can beat
6ack the rebellion; TIL now we have only
boasted-we must fight now, or go the WALL
~ 7. Post.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-01
fufts for farmers.
oive YOUa HoasEs LIGHT aHD AIR

History informs rs that certain emperor
loved . fAvor.ts :ior.e 50 much that be had a
gold n IN N ger male for him. ThesexIrava-
gene app .ar. unparJolable in the estimation
Of many, no VA days and We, il is more par
doaable than the oppos.te .xtreme Ineanness
in the treatment OF the horse. Ia looking at
the construction Of q very large proportion OF
our horse stables an sometimes led 10 think
that the Object VI the builder must have ben
70 see how widely he could depart IRON every
principle OF Humanity and eAped.ency-hu-
mainly in compelling pat!eat aad faithful
animal 10 remain penIed up 10 close. dark
and filthy apArtnent-eXped eacy IN thus sac
r.hcins not only the comfort but the health,
and consequently the usefulness and vaine Oi
tie "a NAL
Light IS indispensable to the plant and to
the msn-is it les 30 to the hOrse. Ii it is
why! When the iyrants OF the old cOunir es
sought to iufiict their most fearful punishmenis
next u death, Confinement III a dark cell was
considered the most severe. Is 1t reasonable
that the borse-whose native home i. in the
desert and wilderness, where there is nothing
TO obsiruct the free light OF beayen-is il rea-
sonable, 1 ask, tina; h. shoIld not suffer fro
confinement in our generally dark aud gloomy
stables. Is il not a shane. IN land Like our.
whrr; glass enough for a moderate SEED VIII
dow Can lie had for fifty cents, that a valuable
horse should he shut up day after day IN
d,rk stall or stable? Let every horse owners
heart, il be has one, answer!
l. ioul air Who'll some Tor plants? Certainly
not L. it wholesome for meu! Most EN-
phat caily, no! II not wholesome for plants
or men can il be Tor horses? Tue answer is
- empha, cally, no!
WY thea are the majority OF our stables
constructed without regard To that most impOr-
tant feature ventilation? la thousands OF
eases an animal. than which none other loves
the fresh air better, l. doomed to confinement
for days and nights at time, in a stable, The
stmo- phere OF which is so iosl that man
would die in it. How many of the diseases to
which our horses are subject may be traced to
this objectionable errorg say objectionable,
for no man possessed oil either common sense
or common humanity woaid thus punish one
OF hs best aal most faithful frlends-the
hor-e.
A word 10 conclusion Farmers, if you would
have hea thy. lively. serviceabie horses, give
them plenty OF light. God VIII supply it, il |
You will only furnish the means whereby it
can BE- made 10 reach yOar stables.
Look to the veGt lari0n of your stables, if |
you would not have prematureiy old and worn
out horses. Depend upon it. plenty Of light, |
and plenty of ire-h air in your stables, will
save you many dollar ia the cOur-e CT a life |
me.-Coryesporde"ee Farmer and Gardener.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-01

'NhN This remarkable and NOS; inter-.,;,.
s"mpe'eI u the eoneentrs,ea Juiees ~ -
po~~rts aud The nosI ROOT hing il.u,,.,a r. 80 .os
...i tt seuoia.. sbc i1seia ed ~sA ,sal.a 80.
~ A". ,eh-fs-o os Powerful battery Thu.,..
ess"S 10 aciition Ia IT'S I~s lot p,s.,e. y,r,~~
Magnetic and Ei-ciiie properties rroG,uns, .r.,,t
~ e.nin'nN! 9ee'lng anc soothing II r.b,v,. ~
A"u .nns"AAson al eaee, lwLsn rssl, aprh.a 4 ~,
ns e sf~iied museiss aud nerves. Sivi,e r.v IA. -
''a! os i's lie giving Quahl G.. 10 IA n, rrs MAJ,
n.e W ohS s'Anains Complaints, and w~sknss.~, ~
sSloS pervous pam, (Neu gta tri,st,.n ma
oe-trse; On, ak~ n e1srm lr.i.ea All y ho h...
'ieak al II as truly ~on erfll m. me ana s., ~
o! Tar superior 10 al, and all o'L.r external 10. -.
1se II apird IN season. II IL puiailn, rvu &c,
Group, sore Throat, Inflammation Of the iuns~ 49,
Liver, hrn-Hs, and "i3rr oiesns, Rheuu at.m $50
Irritation, ague n the br-ssi ard At all ,,,., -
nervous Headache. N-ursiga, san. eyes %, - e's
Set", sgu- m the Face. timple. aud E,ur,o,. 80 "
kinds, fties BRUISED ana >lrAinet liubs Rurn. -
Psrts. Ch,cSms, irdo eat and lols .t.pd =, -
Wounds, &c, &c. l. vii ais" resio e III. R,,. q,
Bald Head, AID event the Hair from falling n. ~
metro o,ntmen' has ex'-ns,si. SD mn C,,.i
and - cure, when piled hot Er the sc,.,.a
hr-s~s. snd fou AL on sheen. AL th. uepr,-s,-
or the Magnetic ON reui f~r tial eotft. n, 49,,
h-y claim for ~ viii be found TO the ~,,s, 80
neigh hoI hood " here n IL nsnu. ctuGec M n,
Il bs the qusnti snc u sk.pi aud used ~ slr,s.,.y
ma b,sp' as tsnsc@- the % q. ana 49,,
every family is or les- afflicted with ". -
Try DR.. TrAsh's Magnetic Ointmsnt,
None genuine unie-s signed =. Bsen - 9TH ~, a.
Psmph cts contapieg full drec,ns around each hua,s
and circulsrs left with * PTsce shiln., fcr -,
and shugs 'o- large BOTTLES.
Fer sale nv >.whfo 4 Brother, ami Thsyer ca Ia.
sing ani all other prugg Ste IN the c unity
81 All crdets should b. AID essed 10 WI Ntrncs
Go Esrv lie. Madison Co, \. Y. 2e
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1 DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Notice

1 Il ste sby ven, that n pursussce II hcen
NE sntet oy Mn. Pineknes Jgdee Of Probate to-
the ouDiy Of inEbau1, shall sell fubtc n On
the premises S.tJ o-y, he p rsy of J.nas text
At ociaek 10 the afternoon cf -alG da, ali ire GIT
Title sni e Thu Eiwo-d deceased % and
the I'll oon. pa ces Of and sub ali eps nd
cumo Anc-s up q tie s-us-. and tie usiO.s right a.
d,~e Therein, va, the south ives If the south
EAST GUAR OF zee on twenty (ee) forc g.
ny'- of ranEetso (l ses c'at.io 40 .cr-s
less Also the nf-eo l5) IS Of south east qus-
Ter Of souih east iar;sr # sect tsenry l2o)
tOs 4 eor,h of RAJ ge vest Ie maze kncun IA
cav Of ale SYLvE-leR >CosIELD.
One Of tie Exec1tors # the Il E.ood ceased
IAn-ips Dec 10, 1861 ss3ts
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Legal Advertisements.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Detault having

AvA Il &c -. ..ras i lie 1E,.
I4a III. age sAeS-,eG - J~LI IOoA Ea.c
AyeIs, 1-ssl sLe -o.L -, - eSs-A a Asol 49,
q Sl-~e u h= .s<s 4 A<e to- a..
cunt. ~ los Sac ~ Aeasa Vu Nc -, ~ M c.
IDOL, a. SSe = d Ike. - 81 5.Js ssse, Pase
80 sL>h uaos gage 49,. sae- .. "a TLio I.
ape ~ lie Il NAL, Ate ne
,-sLu.rai IeoO.CVG lh- sSi0 re- ~ u~eGs II
lie ~ u .sy =. Mash, IS l, .. o'eaOe1 VI {,
A@Uer ~ Vi El-as,s p-ss go Z ~ CO mol
prlAeaPal u .eT,s, su@ vi t~O hsna CT an
seven CO. al. o. lio~eeG!Is a. OE CO
y Las Ell 1-tsgI-c tOE lie IeeSsey VI lie Ile -
AZ. part IAeeSi EJIsee iDsE.fis Er.eoy sNen Rat
ksgc DC To- s,.osG o, sAEe = tLe
e., ALL that By yiE-Ge u rv~es VI IlE
= sAsG gss-, UaCse q tAe sl~t. u s.SE
ro..ceS, Pea4ares SeseaINe- IL
ig4gr ~'4i Gr 10 "a! sLe aLO-H. iae- cGe
Wa Tie .ie!oss ilerOS, seAei ~!tE kOO
a. sJTlr, pTOsDe- ivI
a-c gee " such al pubic Lv sGe-t
o-ceE, tie ICU4t tiOG,e lie y4.ase hesO. De-
Vi holding iEz -. c4I Co... Il
ln.Ua4, Inv Stay The 4ota 20. =; Al. neat,
lie ~ VI Jc4oeA Z he forenoon he sci.
TX Lee .aE, GlOeA Tie ~
DAY. SAFE all te suc.rct lie Il S.uv
ans interest be- yet ~ b- "a
lac euaIsss ceselIted Tga.e uol,b
lAI II IL s-yvb ~ u occA 40 Aa.c iOrl.
(-StJ cay VI IL. sll 4, Ihs county Ils ham
auG S..lr Of Aeag-r
", peS.uo IDIh, leol
HIRAM Il SMITH,
Ass sre- u sa i AOrt.sge.
L. LoNCYEAR. Attorney. To- ol1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-01

Urime wears slippers Of list, and his tread
10 nOiseless The days come softly dasning. one
after another; they creep in At the winao~s;
their morning air 10 grateful the lips that part
for e.; their music is sweet To the ear that list
ens 10 it-un,il, before ve know it, whole life
Of dass hes possession Of the citadel. and time
haa taken us for It's own.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-01

n is h-seby ven, that 10 pursuance % hc-n-e TO
ue granted ~ wu T. Pnekne.. Judge OF Probate for
lie .mn,y OF Isstap the 18th cay of Noreu o-r A.
1851 shall exPo.e for sale be fol1.'cg pa
OF l.n ~ aoe auction The eri-es 70 the 20
snip { " sms'on q sad eoun Of Ioxhsn, >s'ur
u'dsy, the lsio Gag Of J4nu.ry Uext Al clock tie
sfleru q sad Gay the south nSf It south east
Of s-cti t2) in rosn.h four north Of
arge ID East, eons.Innx SO acres. nore le
The subject al i~as ami The v dos light
Of cover. Terms nads knosn 90 the tay Of sac.
SSse AARON BDiI>FORD,
A3Dy e tho egfs1o cf Ebsosoey jacket, doe'd.
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rThs Chicago Times says We have oaly
one var steamer upon the lakes. From Osse
~ "A Fond du lac. we have not single fossi1ca.
- vhich could bear q days siege. Tue De-
80 ,he Be- Clair and she St. Mays rivers
ve.H N b q he mercy Of well-discplned
6oepA
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Nolice

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-NotIce
Il A. heiess gwen, that pursuauc. Ui q lI.en.e
.4.e E. o. Lac Wm i tnck.e., Jucy. II FRO
Dale los he county f L. NJ u The 5d ia, ~
June, u lsol, shan at puuhc IA 4, the
eLIlses Town If lie HI, a. county iuxaam
honGsy he slb nav e. ENTER next, lsol al q.
oc4ueh n lie afte noon uf sai IL fo.J.. real
u e OF JJi Lc drersse~ 10 ~It he un1v.o-c hs II
" th- ~es hal y. attn vest 4aaiier > g. TOW
s q Irth Of ran5e aoJ.t II acres or less
IeInis mace knosn On th- day Of s,le
WM II CHAPMAN,
Admin stIstor of JJhn Lucas &c cared.
Lansing, July % lecl. 6.S26
The abpvs sale adJJurned 20 Saturday the osth lost
at one O'Clock IN he ate The sa pace.
WA IL CHAPMAN, Acm insIrator
Lansing, sept ., lsol. 3aS3S
The above sac adj urned TO Saturday, the l. ds,
Of " cJck u, on a the n ne
pace WA Ii. CHAPMAN, Aom n ator
Lansing. Sept IS, Isti. 3s $50
The abJy- adjourned to Saturday he 80 Ia Ca,
OF NUv.mrer, clock he moon at he 81 M.
place. WN h CHAPMAN, Adm u tor.
Lansing. Oct 18Th lsGl eN339
OF January, AT one cIv,A
pace WI CHAPMAN, Acrn IatOT
l., nsing, Navemte 80 IA, letl. 3i5s6
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. II

Ihe matter OF tbs estate Of Ira u. DAi ling, de-
ceased tn un i-isg ned havrg been appon by
the Hon. Wm rnckn-y, Judge OF Probate Tor IL.
county OF lnghsm, la tie state f Mchg Al. Comms
TO receive, Examine anu Gst ali claims aud
Dds against The estate 81 tie sai1 decreased, hereby
nstce that 81. Ii Get for the pur pose of
ylug, mil AID acJu- -Ich Claims and -na I'd
al the UNIV Iea-ur.r Otre IA Mas The IL,
.' Jinu 't, neat, aud The DAY If Angus next,
so'cnck tn forenoon # each Day, and that q
q rs fem the sh day Of >,v~mber r sio~ e.
nv Jgig e oi tTutse TO creditors Of O
present The caia for such eysDinstion adjust
Daled Mason, November 5, 1851.
WOODHOCSE,
a ( oTeEL-.
t.-.iGr
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE-Noice

"A he eo- gv.n, that pursuance of license t. re
zrsn'e, b, the Hlo Wn II bckn~y, Ja1ge Of Probate
for the c,uory ln-haG, tie .con: caf Of
Der, 1851, -ha sell psoie suctio the p-erl
the Iosn Of L-ns ny. n The eoUn'v Il lnya~u. IN
saturday, the o. February, ls62 n DEL
&c the .ft-rpoon If s.c day. tn foos reel 4
Hugh H.mo-', ee-~ss<i, TO OF he south ra e;ioOal
nat " the oorth sest 9uAr'e- Of secn SIX, n tos q
four north Of range .es,, county, State o:
Aeh a, con An NJ nreis aces. uore or l-s--
HsNaY HENDER-ON,
Admir- 9th he vill annexed Il r. r HAuoei, tc-asei
I1'e1 e. 10. 1851. 6s35
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
Cspbalc Pills .ccpmpi sh the object for which they
sere made, VIZ Cure Of headache 10 all its forns.
Prom ii. E11ms.e- Eorf.lk. Va
They have been tested than q thou sand cases
With entire success.
From the Democrat, 81 Coud, MINI
YOU ave, or h.v- heeu troubled sta The headache,
send for box (C~phahc Pills 50 you may have tn. z,
a case OF an attack
From II. Advertiser, Providence. RI
The CePhalc riils sad TO BE- en,rsaby ehec-
t,- th.tv.y fr.qu-nt compis which has ever been
::.cJvered
From the Western n Gmai>, Chicago, III
We hereby en.oise NJ. Sp.ld ng END b.. unrivared
cePhsl c Pills
From the Kananha vall>y Ssa,, Kam,ooAa, Va.
". are sure that per.ons -.ferng r.h the headache
~ho try them, viii stick TO them.
Pom the Southern p IL Fad>r. N O Ia
Try THIN you that afH cied lad sure ;ha.
your t-sum can be ADDED TO The a'resdy nure-ous
list that has receveo bene that other medicine can
produce
Pom he st Louis Denocsot
The immense demand for the article (Cephac Pills, is
rapidly Increasing
Prom The Ga,ete, D1p>~port klc1
NJ Spa!dns could not = b With artcle
he did not lnoc 10 1ssess zeal me IL
On he Adseytise-. Precedence r.
Thetestmn NJ IN tneir favor is strong from tie mos
respectable quarters
From the Daily Nsus, Davenport r
Cephalic Pills are TAX ng the place Of ali kinds
P~-a Il. Conme cldl BHllsis Bas.on Mas
Said to be very efkc,cI,us toy the heafscise
P-ow Ae Chwnyupi Ctaeinxdt Obs
Suffer pz UNI, NIFTY al he relieved
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CHEhIFF SALE-Jubu Coarswor,h

SHEhlFf SALE JOHN Coatsworth.
~ 10 tie &c u William Grsd.D rs In n nic-
y. SItue u srt o h-r.f.c as issued 81 and unde
tD~ seal oi tue u cult t'urt for the nty % Ing
20 ne erected .ud l-ive ed ,iLs the gods and chat
rss, aEcs '-u- mea Of Jarb u Inuc-, "a tie
9'h sy e o-p-en-e 4. 1851, levy updo the right
ut!- aud ne'es Of re lid O. L@n ins,'c vat named
- the wing dec IBID lands tso-repts
TO cit tn north qusr aud tie est hs 81 tb-
south e-st Arer 4 &c ION turry (3o) toe nshi,
III e ~ n,rh - rs6se One ID set the esuny 81
InghsII, Michigan, which rgB ute AMI IneI~s' shall
p'e fH pUo auction The .',n; door Of the
CHAM count. Cuu't House Saturday, The 18th cay
IF January next, al lOcOckP u.
TRCHAS SPENCER, sheriff.
Dated Mason, Dc %. ls6I 1sSl5
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DROBA h NOIlCE-State OF Mich.
l. EAU, ,Ounl. Oi InsHAuI, ss.-at a
.Uote COGr ioI lHc CoIH's Vi ADsnaD, LOaru a. lie
bate Otlee. II lie sDeer IL Aa IA, AUn az, lie
l. day vi LIE tnocI, .Ar zeal .ixLt
b-a1Iet AID ssAis Ne eseUL IL h. .uc4. Juu.e
81 rIUoa IL lie mattel II lie e.Iste
-e~-aseC Uu Tea1ag ana mag in- IetiIru, 90.
>eit.cI II No ii@oL II 49, p'~yts assl al ul,u
At Lg, rUI uLg &c ne st.L 81.
sai4 teIsare las Tie ad1u "a, bale,
-D~4,ar. N, o~ aut.c ~ sail ie..l.V.er, up
u estate.
iGer,us IA IS ordered, that sy, the 6 h day
jan II y Ci,C 81 10 90,
lie nva As ~ sau ~ ilUu, tAe at
GeceaseC an -I4 -tLeI i-.sOus NE eseu
laie '.4u irG - app~aT a 81 UII
ikea 10 oe ,i"-n Trooa the village
Nash, nj siio~ Al an te, why lie page.
VI tLe ieut oEer shOuiC gIant-d.
eie, tnat said ieItOneT gaze nome - TIE
nt-fesl.o II -ao III the i-n-eUcs VI ie.iIi,
AID az lie ing ,heI-Ol, b, COZ,
~ ce p4oisLv- N he LausEs nepu Ussn, ue~sfsp~
pinned snc rcu Alins county u
successive weess previous To ssic Gay vi near NJ
"A tu-copy WI II. tlNIhNkY,
SSS4o Judge %
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DKOBATE NOTICE.-Stare of Mich.

u gan, COGniy III Il guam, - Al Vi Tie
Ivoate Iod tio TIE L.uAt. y; !agham, nUiGen The
rIUoa Once, Ms. a NoDda, "a Gay of Dec
IN the ysar uue thousand eignI s.AN
one. q eseat, Wan Ii rIncABe. Judge 81 In
tie matter u lie oi rbIp NJ ne max,
dng III niG tie Petition, Guy veIiEsl, Lue,
Nche nan, ~Ii- ~ Deceased, pr~y SLst -ttes
I aauin stiatOn saIc estate Ie granted 10
Der ADD orIAucO 81 barnes Ot Mason, Miehigan:
Inc eupon It Is Ofdvred, that Ayuday, 9th day
OF JsaaaG; LexI at IA OciocA tie IL assam
ed iIr ile OF said PETITION, and tnat the Lv,
law Il saii eeelsei anu ali other persons 10
sad estate are leqGTeI 70 aYiesT at ut said
COurt then u be holden at The trUb,le Utace he
village OF Mason snVs cause, If tLefe De,
lie payer Il tle petitioner should ganied an
II - ufIner OrGe ed tBat petitioner give
tie pefs u, INTERESTED "a estate Of Tie p-ndency vi
eton, and tne healing tLe-vi, by ,aus!ug copy
vi lLs der De puol Eed The Lansing Eeputican
a new ,papeI nIe4 and aung IA ss c. vi log
a uue cpPy) Nh tlNChNrY,
J.cpe A
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BY the Il these Pills the periodic attacks Of Nerr-
Gus or Sick Headache be prevented and taken at
he copnen Mt of att ok immediate relief m
IDey se com ny oousea ana hsdddchs
70 which females subject.
They act geo,y upon the bowels -removing Cost
ness
Fer Literary MN, Students, Delicate Females, and all
Of sed ntdry habits they valuable AS Lara
tr> improving the appetite giving tone and rgor TO the
digestive orgAu-, and orns the os,ura elasticity and
strength Of the = hoe system.
Toe CErHALIC FILLS arr the result 81 long invsstg
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They entirely v-getab bic in their composition and
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-01
DROBAIE NOTICE-State OF Mich.

{ LoyGyEAR, Attorney 10. o+7
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
- o;,. IN snrport Of the great principles

b;s voice in support OF tno Bfea' P,"N'p'S'
m Gn ,;nS we orc contending TIE other the Hon.
Tyman 1V Treman) is younger, indeed, but as good
scd ard Of the DeuScrall' p+rys ~
(Attor,ev.General and alNays holding n high COM
mai ding. and infuen,iel POSITION in that parry.
They sought to bribe him last year. by nominating
him 10 the Office held hy my disiingulsbed friend
mon my right: but ne wa insensible to the bisn-
di.hments Of Office lie knew his country, and only
his country, and he declired promptly; Applause
He Is now here, having lifted ils voiee,
and now again ready to lift his voice
in favor of the country, irrespective of psrty.irrc-
spective of every larty bat the party OF the umon.
L commend the eloquent utteranees OF these men TO
you to prove not only lh.t the Democracy CT the
country-the loya Democracy-is with us, but That
we are engaged III the hohest OF causes, and tnat
success with proper efforts must attend everything
we do in behalf OF the country, now distressed ana
bleeding from the effects of tie Rebellion. APP
plause.
CHAs s. SPENCER, esq, then nominated the fol-
lowing gentlemen. and they were elected Vice
prasi6e,fs oni Secretaries.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-24

A DbIn Isl k . fUh'S NO1lOh.
"a : o1iss is hsreoy siVen that the u1eers e
haT9 heen APPOINTED nd QnRl bed a dminigtra-
i0rs of The ssIals Of Edmund Ola K, decesssl,
AN N. Cls hA,
Ian6EI BENhH q Of.anK-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-24

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