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EDGAR HOUSE.

lansing. Mchigan-N ". Edgar Proprietor The Edgar
House new. having been just completed and Is nt-
Tel up throughout IN the best styl and with fur
niture On Washington Avenue near the site Of the
Old Lansing House Stages leave this House daily 374
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at Law and Solicitor in
Chancery agent for prosecuting claims Of soldiers and
soldiers widows against the Government for Bounty
Money, Pensions and arrears OF pay-IAnsng, Mich.
Once IN Boebe's Block, up stairs, Washington Ave
hue. 364
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Ssersfarg Of Stdte-WIIIIAM h. SEWARD, OF New York
Secretary Of the TFcGsury-SALMONP 7. CHASE Of Ohio.
Scr1arg Of The Int>riOr-CALEB B. SMITH Of Indiana
y,er,1rg Of fhe Nary-GIDEOS WEIIES Of Connecticut
gseySfary Of War-ED NJ STANTON of Pennsy lvania-
PornarsisT 1eraL-NONIGOMERY BLAIR, Of Mary land
Attorney l;enerdi-EDWARD BATES, of Missouri
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. No

tice l. hereby given, that in pursuance Of a war
rant 10 issued by VIM H. Pnckney Judge OF Probate
for the county Of lngham, will meet the Office Of
NJ VI. Atwood in the village Of Dansvile on Saturday
the 18th day Of August next and saturday and Mon
day the 18th and l4th days of September and sat
urday the 10Th day October next lS63 between the
hours OF O'Clock A. NJ and clock NJ u said DAYS
FOR the purpose oi receiving and adjusting claims against
the estate Of Chaunccy Jessop deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate hereby notified 10
present them 20 Of said days for adjustment
the time for hearing claims expires the 10th day
Of October. 1858 VI NJ ATWOOD,
ID Fox,
H. T. WESTON
4w4a9 Commissioners
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

HUDSON, Proprietor, lansing Michigan, opposite
Capitol building. General stage ONCE kept in conuec-
nou with the House
lansing. Mich. April % 1855 AZ
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~Humbolt estimates that an acre Of ground
nls~tsd ritb banaDas l. sufficient 70 support NJ
ty men. while the same extent 0: land IN wheat
Tould barely supply the wants Of three
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STATE OFFICERS

AUSTIN BLAIR, Governor
CHARLES : MAY, Lieutenant Governor
JAMES 3. PORTER, secretary Of state.
GEORGE n. HOUsE, Deputy do.
EMIL ANNEKE, Auditor General
ERA JOSE5, Deputy do.
JOHN OWEN, state Treasurer.
JAMES TURNER Deputy do.
JOHN ~ GREGORY, Superintendent Pub instruction
CORTLAND h. sTEBBlSs Deputy do
SAMUEL. ;. LACY C1mrnissloner state Land Office.
CYRUS HEWITT, Deputy do.
ALBERT WILLIAMS, Attorney General.
JOHN ROBKKr1OS Adjutant General.
WILLIAM HAMMOND, quarter Master General
WILLIAM h PIIMAN, Inspector General.
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sE-If anybody Is dissatisfied with the United
States enrolment, let him 90 South and enjoy
the benefit Of the JEFF, Davis conscriptioD.
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Street, below the lansing House Wagons con
stantiy on hand, al reasonable prices.
LAnsIng. April ~. 1901. Iy3ll
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G. w. TOPPING. vi. d..


PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Ofice at his residence, on
Main Ssreet, in Dewitt Clinton County, Michigan. All
calls promptly attended 10. S77yls
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THE ARTS OF PEACE.


- AANfiiFiKD ny TnE EEAUTY. rONE FINISH OF A.
n GAIE a co.'s MONITOR PIANO FORrEs
| Taken from the y. Y sunday Mercury !
ne Arts Of Peace The Arts Of Peace
Their hlo0dless triumphs ne 'cr shall cease
nhen sore oppressed with toll and strife
through all the duh routine Of life
iney exercise a soothing power
And light up sorr0w's darkest hour
Then let our grateful numbers aow
n praise Of A. II. GALE < Co
whose skillful hands fame reports
Produce the best Piano FOrtes
Ana Music dwells contented where
Gales MONITORS delight the ear
Twas kricss0n's in wars dread hour
Ihe rebel monsters crest TO lower
And make, while waved our hanrer hi-h
The Merrimac ingorious iy
HIS MONITOR, Ia bloody FRAY
Proclaimed his skill and won the dav
In calmer scenes, meath Beauty's eyes
Lie Gale CO. 5 great victories
Where Music, Airth and Song abound
And merry Dancers wheel their round
There Gales Piano Fortes proclaim
Their maker skill and deathless fame A.
Lansing, Mich sma9a l"
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Judges OF the Circuits Court

lst Dist. EDWARD II. G. WILSON.
"a NATHANIEL BACON.
81 BENJAMIN p II. WIlHkRElL-
4th . EDWIN LAWRENCE
5th BENJAMIN F GRANES
9th SANFORD NJ. GREEN.
7th JOSIAH TURNER
sth H LOUIS :. LOWELL.
9th FLAVICs J. fTTTLEJOHN
10th JAMES BIRSEY.
pDer P~Htnsuld DANIEL GOODWIN
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE. No

4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE. - No
tice Is hereby gwen, shat in pursuance Of license
to NE granted hy Mm H. Puckney Judge Of Probate Tor
the county of nghan the 9th day Of july 1868 shall
sell az public auction on the premises Saturday the
18th day OF August next II O'Clock IN the afternoon Of
said day all the right title and interest Of Walter Vii
knson deceased m and % the following parcel Of land
which said deceased died seized and possessed viz all
the highway running west from the bridge Grand
River. between sections II and 70 the township Of
Ouontaga. and directly opposite and running parallel
with lot No J. on block No. the village Of NOvascO-
tia. and bounded and described follows. commencing
the north west of the building on said
lot, running thence east rods, south rods west
rods and north ; rods to place of beginning Terms
made known on Cay pf sale
NANCY EARII.
Guardian of Lucyrus q. wilkinson and others minors
lansing. July Sth, 1853 420w6
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WISCONSIN 4 LAKE SUPERIOR

State Road Extension for the construc-
of the above named road Will be let al the residence
Of the Commissioner, in Marquette the twenty fifth
5thl day of August 1858. Specifications Of the work
be done and maps may be al the same place on
and after the 10Th day e August next Payment be
made in state Lands Sealed proposals viii be received
up to Il O'Clock NJ, of the day Of letting.
GEO ?. CUMMINGS
Commissioner
Marquette, Mich July - 1868 +Slw4
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Justices OF the supreme COurl

GEORGE MARTIN Chief Justice.
ISAAC +. CHRlsTlANCY. Associate Justice.
JAMES v CAMPBELL,
RANDOLPH MANNING. 80
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=. &. SPRANG,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Oflce at the Drug store
q K. Thayer Son, corner Of Washington and Mlchi
gan Avenues. All calls promptly attended to. 4l9
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@@tial 9irsttorp.
NATIONAL OFFICERS.
THE EXECUTIVE.
IHE CARNET

Prssident-ABRAHAh LINCOLN, OF Illinois
Wee President-HANSIBALH HAAIIN Of Maine
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Board Of Education.

Board of Education.
DANIEL r BROWN, wITTER J. BAXTER
EDWIN WILLIS
Regents of the University.
Ist Dst BENJAMIN L. BAXTER
"a EASTMAN JOHNSON.
81 LEVI BISHOP.
4th A" DONALD MCINTYRE
5th " r. LAKlN BROWN
9th HENRY WHITING
7th 90 LUKE n PARSONS
sth 90 OLIVER l.. SPAULDING.
9th WILLIAM NJ FERRY JR
10Th GEORGE BRADLEY.
Trustees OF Deaf, Dumb a. Blind
Asylum.
JAMES A. WALKER, BENJAMIN PIEISON,
J. 2. LEROY.
REV b. NJ FAY, Principal
Asylum for Deaf Dumb and Blind-Flnt
Trustees Insane Asylum.
WILSON Z. EDSEl., ZINA PITCHER,
WILLIAM BROOKS CHAS. W. PENNY,
LUTHER II. TRASK, DANIEL L. PRATT.
DRE H. VAN DEUsEN Medical superintendent
Asylum for the Insane-Kalamazoo.
Board OF Control Of the Reform
school.
GEORGE W LEE, THEODORE FOSTER
JAMES l. MEAD
Railroad COmmissiOmers.
CHARLES TRIP, OMAR d CONGER
HOyEY X. CLARKE, HORACE NJ PECK,
PERLEY BILLS, WILDER u FOSTER.
Inspectors of the state Prison.
AMOS ROOT, HENRY NJ BOIFS, JOHN MORRIS.
wM l.. SEArON Agent of the state Prison
J. EUGKNE rENNEY, state Librarian.
GEO W BROWN, Supt 81. Mary Falls ship Canal
BENZ. FOIIETr President State Agricultural Society.
state Board of Agriculture.
DAVID CARPENTER, HEZEKIAH G.. WELLS,
JUSTUS GAGE, SlLAS A. YERKES,
A. = WEIGH, CHARLES RICH
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Business Direftorp.
DART 4 WILEY,
HORATIO PRATT.
X. THAYER.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at Law and Solicitor in
Chancery, and Circuit Court Commissioner William
ston, Ingham county Michigan.
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cratic majority is but ls. OF course this in.
creased msjority Of Mr.. Gibson, VsS oh-airec
from Republican votes; ard it was ed
too, on the ground Of biz eminent fitness the
Office. We are not going to dispute that Mr.
Gibson has filed the Office Of Treasurer to
the satisfaction Of the people Of the city, aud
that be il honest ard capable but believe Ia
one will say that hi, opponent, Nr. Osblld j.
not equally bonest and capable, and If elected,
wosld not have performed tae duties Of the o.
fee with credit to himself and satisfaction to the
city.
On the other hand, Theodore Foster, the Re
publican candidate for Clerk. il conceded by all
to be the best man for that Office ever elected 10
il in the city. His blane!e 50 character, his abil-
ity, his fitness, the fidelity With which he has
performed the duties Of the ofice.-al these
need no words Of praise from our pen. They
are universally acknowledged But cid he, on
account OF these things, receive any Democratic
votess No. The record shows that bis oppo-
nent, whose fitness for the position is AZ least
doubtful, received the exsc. Democratic majority
Of the city. Many Democrats say they are ex-
treInely sorry that Nr. Foster is not elected
then Why did they not vote for him. o, they
couldn't think Of voting for any nan not On
their ticke. We hope hereafter that Republi-
cans will not put good sOd capable zen upon
their ticket, for the purpose OF slsughterisg
them. but will vote for the men tAey help TO
nominate.
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ANOTHER LANSING SOLDIER Promo
rrD--Wesley Il. Leach, brother Of hon. D.
c. Leach, entered tue lst Mich Cavalry a
private, in the fall OF 1851. When the 4th Cav
airy vas organized in August last, under Col.
Minty, Mr.. Leach was transferred to that Regi-
ment, and received ID Leutenant's commits
sion. Soon after the regiment moved 70 Ken
lucky he was made LIST Lieut., and placed in com
mand OF Company Fl, which place be held Ill
April LIST, when be was commissioned Captain
AM placed in command Of Company A. Capt
Leach formerly worked as journeynan miller
in HArt's mill, in the First Ward in this city
We congratulate the Captain on his prom
especially as he has earned The same. by merit
orious conduct in the camp and on the battle
field
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DROBATE ORDER-State of Mich

L igan, county o. Ingham sat session Of the
Probate Court for the county Of InghAm holden at TIE
Probate once the village OF Mason on Tuesday, the
l4h day OF April, IN the year thousand eight
hundred and sixty three Present VIM. II. Pinckney
Judge Of Probate IL the matter Of The Of Moses
StrnEham. deceased. On reading and ding the petit
ton duly verified, Of Vim. II. II Wasbburn, praying
for an order authorize Avian Sirngham adminstra-
Of said deceased to convey certain real Of
which said deceased died seized, to said petitioner
Thereup0n IS ordered that Monday the rst day Of
June next At IL O'Clock II the forenoon, be gned
for the hearing Of said petition and that the heirs
Of said deceased and all other persons interested in said
estate required 70 appear at session Of said Court
be holden at the Probate Office in the village Of
Mason. show cause any there be- why the prayer
Of petitioner should not be granted And 1t Is fur
ther ordered that said petitioner give notice TO the per
interested in said estate Of the tendency Of said
petition and the hearing thereof by causing copy OF
this order 10 be published in the Lansing Republican s
newspaper printed and circulating county OF Ing
hsm successive weeks previous 20 said day Of hear
ing A true copy WI d PlNCkNkH,
4I5w6 Judge Of Probate
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State Agricultural College.

THE TERN of study for 1868 in the
i State Agricultural College has lately commenced.
BY late acts Of Congress and the state Legislature,
large and permanent endowment has been secured the
Institution. The of study ncIuues the usual
routine OF History, English Literature, Mathematics
and their applications 20 surveying, Mechanics, Sc.
while the study Of Botany, Horticulture, Chemistry
Animal Physiology. stock breeding &c Is pursued u
extent unusual in other Colleges especial attention
being here paid 10 the Illustration Of all sciences and
practical operations connected with the profession OF
farming student labor three hours daily, the wages
applying on the payment OF board. The average
pense students Is not over so year. There i
Preparatory Department IN which the first half year
devoted TO the thorough review Of studies pursued in
Common schools.
For Catalogue giving fun particulars. apply 10
T. {. ABBOT, President
Lansing Michigan, March IS. ls63. 4l3w4
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ToBAcco SEED.-H Y. Hinckley, at
the tobacco store, in this city, will furnish all
Who apply at his store, with first class article
Of tobacco seed, free of charge. Mr.. Hinckley's
object is to induce our farmers to try the cult
vstion of this crop. Tobacco can be raised very
successfully in this State, and it will be found TO
be the most profitable crop that can be raised
on the farm. We would advise our farmers Ia
try the experiment, and by calling at Mr.. Hinck-
ley's tobacco store, he will furnish ,he seed and
give Information as to the raising and curing Of
the crop.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

SPRING PORT Ja.kson Co., Mich Aug l.
Dr.. c W. ROback-Dsdr SIR, BY boy about eight
years Old very much troubled with It. Anthony
dance, that at times he unable 70 feed himself
frequently falling down at-and three OF my family
bad the fever and ague. bought OF your Scandi
navian Blood Pills and Purifier OF your agent here Mr.
Cakins and to great joy they not only cured th
fever and ague but my boy OF the Il Anthoays dance
FOR which we shall ever feel grateful
Yours truly, G. II BAUM
RE-See advertisement
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FOr the Republicaa

Tor The Republican
CAMP OF THE STH Mich. INFANTRY
Lebanon, Ky, April 9th, ls6s.-hR. EDuoR:-
Il may be interesting to some OF your readers to
hear Of your former friend, J. A. Elder, being
promoted to the I'd Lieutensney of Company
Z. This is as it should be; merited promotion
Of one who has served as private, ssa nom
commissioned officer, and always with universal
satisfaction to his fellows, as well as to hs sspe-
rors in rank. There is a bright prospect in the
future for him. OBSERVER
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70 On Tuesday last at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, the following persons we're duly elected as
wArdens and Vsstrymen Of st. PAuPs Church.
Lansing;
DR.. Frederick Christ, Senior Warden Mr.
VIM. Lee, Junior Warden; Judge Vim. II. Chap
nan, Treasurer; Mr.. S. L. Kibourne, secretA-
~; Messrs- E. II. Whitney, Smith Hunter, B. f.
Bsek, Z. r. Merri6.ld and James billiard Yes
trHmen
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TO THE YOUNG OR OLD.

To THE YOUNG OR OLD.
Male or Female,
II you have been suffering from a habit INDUCED in
by the
YOUTH or BOTH SEXES.
WHICH CAUSES 80 MANY ALARMING SYMPTOMS
Hnfts them for Marriage,
And Is tine greatest evil which can beiai
NAN Or WOMAN
See symptoms enumerated in advertisement and i
you ara sufferer,
Cut out the Advertisement,
and send for IL al once,
Delays are dangerous
Ask Tor HelmbOld's.
Take other.
Cures guaranteed
4llW7 Be01re Of Countsrfeits and limitations
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G. r. WooDwoRTH & SoS-We call
the attention Of our readers to the advertisement
Of this enterprising and reliable firm, which
may be found in another columns. Il will be
seen that they have enlarged their shop, and
increased the business facilities of their estab-
Hshnent in every respect. They keep the best
wOrkmen that can be found, and their custom
work cannot be beaten by anybody. Give them
A call
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no. os3l
BY III PRESIDENT or The CSTTED STATES
II pursuance Of law. !. Abraham Lincoln, Presi1en
u The United states Of Amera co hereby declare
u2ke zno~a thai public Sll be held al the der
mentioned Land O1ces ne Territory q Washington
and the states q Michigan Ald Kansas al the uerlo
/ hereinafter designated, % VII
TE sTATE oF MICHIGAN
Al tie Land once al Ionia. commencing On Monday
tie thirteenth l5hj day q July next tor the dispose
Of tie vacant lands the Numbered sasi0rs 1n1
prts y seio7s, within the Aforementioned townships
Slcl remain 70 the Ilted states within miles %
each side Of the railroad from Grand Haven and Pers
Aar4 -ette o irt and thence 70 Port H1-on subject
l As required By law % minimum Of two dollars and
/ any cents per acre. viz
North = tie base line and west Of the prlncipA
meridian
/ The Z =. Of y = and Z. q 4 Of section 2
Tie = A-a = " section = section {, the - TIE
b =. q I'D the = u = o. section >, lie
r =. i..e -. 20 a 4. the = o. =, ana The
y Of sectlon 10. sections T. - and Is re L { !.
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sections = A-l y. the = q = TIE = Al
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4. oi s-cii. 3 The : "a = d section 80 the
tie q VI section 81. the = u =, Tie = VI
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4. OF : = and ale = % section - The q O!
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Tie - =. O section 70 lie = ol = Tie " =
OF 4. aul toe = 81 % section p, the 4 {
8. oi = u s-ctio- 81 Tie Z u 4. u section
- AMI the = e. a % section So Of township 10
. rang 8
The p z. The Z a Of " = and 4. u =
Of section Tie "a = tAs q = oi = and the "
o. section o. ot township Is sections :, and g. tie
= : of = Z. oi : = " :
= anu 3. Of 4. OF section ; sections 10, y Il
anu le. the q :. Tie q. all Tie = Of = Va
section 70, sections - anl - the 4 anl TIE = Of
= Of section 20 the Z. the = Of " = and
the y . o, = Vi section :, ne "a Of =
and q. "a a : oi section ~ The Il a oI a "A
q " = % D. = < All Z oi g a ana = OF 4.
oi Section 81. TIE Il q u . the = " =
the z q. ~ y = the = ID " = and tbs q Oi
section - the a Of L : tnr Z. o. L a anG
tie I. ~ y = % section 30 OF township 10 Of
! range G
Al the Land Office o. East saginaw commencing on
MONDAY the third 3i) Gay August next for the dis
los D. the vacant ian Us n the cen Numbered section.
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M a "A RI y ID .

M a "A ES L - ID
In Meridian Inyham county Mich, April 9 by Pew. J.
r. Curnalia, Mr. JOHN II MUILETT aud Miss MARY E.
BROWN, Of Meridian.
On the evening OF the 9th INST, At the Benton House,
IN this city by Rev. l. b Potter, Mr.. ALBERT BUTLER
AMI Miss LORINDA WHITE both Of vevay Mich
Also, by the same, At time and place Mr MOSES
" TRUE, OF Blackman Jackson Co Mich. and Miss
ADA WIGHTMAN Of Vevay, Mich
Also, the 14th inst, by the same, al the Benton
House Mr.. DAVID '. SMITH, ami Mrs. LYDIA JANE
TUCKER. both Of Aaiedon ngham Co, Mich
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CHANCERY SALE.-By virtue of .

- decreial order, made snt entered II the Circuit
Court the United for the District Of Michigan
in the wherein John " Knox complainant, anc
stanley Briggs and Ann Briggs defendants shall
sell - public suction the front door Of the slate
Capitol il tile city Of lansing county Of ngham and
state ~ Michigan the 2Sih day Of Nay. A D. 1858
al o'clock the Afternoon. al that certain piece OF
parcel u situate and being the village OF Ian
sing county u Iagham AMI STATE OF Michigan being
pert u lot number nine. t-) IN block number ia 10
said village = Lansing according - tie recorded plat
thereof and bounded ani dsscaibsl follows. com
nleucng at the south corner Of said lot number
nine Running thence east lis feet the south line
O. said lot thence north - feet thence lis feet
thence south p feet TO the pace Of beginning Wash
nztol avenue being the premises heretofore con
veyed by C. e. Darling and wife 10 the sad stanley
Briggs BY deed recorded IN ib5r l. OF deeds page
344 in the record OF deeds OF Ingham county Aforesaid
Dated April -, 1868.
GEO C. Bull
Master in Chsncsry q sail Court.
w. A. MooRs, Conpiaiaant's solicitor. 4low7
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Wednesday Morning, April Is, 1868.
NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

ne FIGURES which or subscribers will fad attached
% taer names their papers Indicate the NUMsER u
,bs paper - which their subscription Is pad. D. the
snnu.Jsr" - meant the 90 WHOLE NUMBER, which
nav BE- found 10 the heading Of the paper which Is
changed weekly being increased one each week MY two
numbers constituting year By referring 10 this nun
Der the beading Of the paper and comparing il with
the number attached 70 the name direction, thu
voer our subcrbers can readily how their accounts
stand on our books.
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E WHAT CHEMISTS SAY WIN. II
DeCsmp, Chemist, says: Il have analysed the
Soda Saleratus manufactured by Henry s Smith,
and find it perfectly pure and healthful Il j.
very 6ne and white, and il equal, if not superi-
ortO the best English soda" This SalerAtus i
sold at Wholesale by Henry s. Smith, Grand Rap
ds Michigan.
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A SUCCESSFUL MERcAANT.-The successful
merchant is always the one who keeps the best
class Of goods Of al kinds, and as many Of them
are aware of the fact, they keep the Chemical
Salsratss, manufactured by D. B. Deland Co,
at Fairport, Monroe county, New York. For
sale by most wholesale and retail dealers in the
country.
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House andLoi for sale!

THE undersigned offers for sale the
4 House and lot now occupied by him. sait lot IS
situated the Of Seymour and Iapeer streets
The house IS a story building with Ave and
pleasantly situated; the whole Is well furnished pas
tered painted, and papered throughout The lot S well
set 10 shrubery, fruit trees &C. viii take span cd
good horses, and good wsgon-thc balance easy
terms Please give 4 call before purchasing else
where. snd yol viii Ind II 10 your advantage
For particulars enquire az this Office.
& " BOYCE
lansing, April IL 1868 6w4l6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-04-15

A. Turner g. Co., at the Lower Town,
are nov receiving neE goods, which will be sold
at reduced prices Cash paid for produce.
We shall keep Plaster during this month
oulV. 4l6TS