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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-11-06
Stock Wanted.

TIME undersigned, having been appointed Co
u vernment Agents for the purchase Of stock for
the Army, viii give liberal prices for good draft
horses and mules. One or the other will always
be found in Abingdon.
BENZ ROBERTSON.
G. c.. ROGERS.
Nov eff
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-11-06

Col. G. W. Carter, of the 2lst Texas cav
airy, preached sermon in the Methodist
Church, in Houston, on September 9th. He
has been in command Of Il brigade in Arkan-
SEES.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-11-06

np Gen. W. e. Jones, with his Brigade
was near Jonesboronsh at last accounts. Gen
Williams is also in East Tennessee.
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Appointments of Good Hope
Circuit. !.
Good Hope School House, Sunday, Nov. s
. Valley Meeting House, :. %
Melrosc, :. 29
GEO. R. BARR, supt.
Nov. 6, 1863.
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BAILIE NURSERY,
100 00O Fruit Trees for sale at m,
lOOeOOV Nursery in Abingdon:

Apple Trees at $50 per hundred, deli ~,
vered at my Nurcers in Abingdon. If -
packed and sent to the Depot, d reason
able charge viii be made for packing and dray-
age.
Catalogues will be sent by mail on applica-
ton. s, w. CARNAHAN
Nov. 6. 1863. g.
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n@ Ex-President Buchanan arrived in
London two or three weeks ago.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-11-06

Da See upon our first page, the letter o
Hon. Mr. Clayton upon the question of Fl
nance. tits worthy Of attentive perusal.
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nsg The news is confirmed that large
force of Yankees has landed at Newport News.
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Confederate States of America
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

- q y -dIs'UINI MIN y % UNFA q,
RIcMMoND, Va, Oct 18th, 1868.
Sir: In response to yours Of the 18th inst,
enquiring what it is your duty to do in regard
to keeping your office open after 9 O'Clock at
night, have to inform you that you are not re-
CURED to keep your Office open for the dispatch
Of business only during the usual hours of bust
ness in the place. except at such other hours as
may be necessary to receive,and dispatch mails
Respectfully yours,
B. N. CLEMENTS,
?. NJ. Chief Of Apt. Bureau.
Abingdon,
Washington Co., Va.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-11-06
Cheap Property.

The estates of the following gentlemen. liv-
ing. in the upper part of Fauquier county, have
been sold as confiscated property by the Yam
kee Government:
Col John A. Washington. Col. Thomas
Marshall, Lieut. I. H. Marshall. Lieut.. Gray
Carroll, and Captain JAS. F. Jones. Cape.
Jone's estate, containing eight hundred acres,
and assessed before the war at $50 per acre,
making the whole value SAC, 900, was sold for
the Insignificant SUM of 5000.
1t is stated in agricultural periodicals,
that stacking grain round green pole of sas-
safras, will effectually prevent any injury
from the weavil. The experiment has been
tried in several instances. and in all cases the
result has been satisfactory.
The City Council of Charleston, S. G.. have
resolved to give President Davis public re.
ception on his arrival there.
The Factory Company of Augusta, Ca,
wv. E. Jackson. President.) have given the
Mayor Of Augusta $4,000 for fuel and pro-
visions for the families Of soldiers and other
worthy REGIMENTS.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-11-06
Nov. CIV
sa NOTICE TO CONsCRIPTs.

A LII persons between the ages of Is and As,
IN holding temporary exemptions, and those
who have not heretofore been examined, are re-
quired by Gen. Order No. .35, Adjt and /.
Genls. Office, dated Richmond, Oct 18th, 1863,
to be re-exanined, and they will report at the
following places and times, viz:
Wytheville, for Wythe county, Monday and
Tuesday, 10th and 18th November.
Marion, for Smyth county, Wednesday 18th
November.
Abingdon, for Washington county, Thursday
and Friday, 18th and 10th November.
N. B.-Conscripts examined and assigned to
duty, will be sent Immediately to Camp of In
straction. THOS. p. SHIELDS, Examg.
Surgeon 18th Cong. Dist. & Pres. Board.
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Northern Items.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2l.-The Nashville cor.
RESPONDENT says:
We hold the country from Bristol to Hia
wassie.
y Parson Brownlow and Horace Maynard
made speeches at Knoxville on the 18th. Both
endorsed the administration. and fully favor
ed emancipation in East Tennessee.
NASHVILLE. Oct. 20.-Quartermaster Gen.
Meigs and staff arrived here this evening"
lie reports that Gen. Grant assumed the com
nand of the Department of the Cumberland,
Tennessee and Ohio. to be called the Military
Division Of Mississippi.
Gen. Thomas is to command the army Of
the Cumberland. Gen. Hooker is at Steven.
son, Ala. A. NJ. Stanton, the Secretary Of
War, has arrived here on a special train. lie
is the guest Of Judge Catron.
At an assemblage at the ST. Cloud Hotel
to-day, short speeches We're delivered by Gov.
johnson and Gems. Grant and Meade.
A railroad accident has occurred near MUIR
freesboro'. killing and wounding several.
The telegraph is working to Chattanooga.
CINcINNArf. Oct. 2I.-Gen Rosecrans is
expected to arrive in this city tomorrow.
A committee Of citizens has been appoint
ed to give him public reception, and tender
him the hospitalities Of the city.
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Farmers of Washington county

and Enrolling Officer 18th Con. Dist.
Nov. 6, 1s6s-3t
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$500 REWARD.

Abingdon. Va, Nov. 6, 1863-1t
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HID. QRS. DEPT. W. VA. s. E. TENN, I
ABINGDON, VA, Oct. 18th, 1863

Nov. cit
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

AcKNowL EOGNENT. The members Of
the CaIliopean Society of the Michigan Fema e
College desire thus publicly to express then
grateful Acknowledgements to the following ham
Cd gentlemen: Messrs. William jay, D NJ
Barnes, A. s Gaylord, s. B. Bliss. E B. W.
sas. r P. Clark, Y Cowan, A. J. Reeney
L5ram Smith, J. Q McKernan, Geo. II. House
Joseph Mills, G. w. Woodwork, H. d. Porter
VS. Allen, D. G Calkins, n B. Jones, n. V
Huckley, Frank Wells. G P. Sanford, for the
generous donation to the Society Of splendid
copy Of the New American CyclOps liza, in si1tee
volumes. Such noble additions to our constant
y increasing Library are truly welcome, anc
highly appreciated by the members Of the So
tety. BY ORDER OF TIE PRIEST.
EsrEILA WooDHoUsE, Sec'y.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

FATAL Academia frightful accident
occurred in this city on Thursday last, at the
aW mill Of Parmalee. Esq, resulting in thr
ieath Of Mr. Daniel Dickinson. The circnm-
Stances were a. follows: In saving, when the
log irst strikes the saw the front end tips. pro
fuding somewhat over the end Of the carriage,
snd they had been in the habit of using small
lever to raise the end Of the log so as to clear
ihe shaft upon which the saw runs, being a
regular circular mill saw. The deceased was
performing this act, using small strip OF
Of board for lever, when 1t is supposed &c
have slipped, and coming in contact with the
aw. which runs at lightning speed, it was
thrust upward in a violent manner, one end
striking him on the side Of the face, just above
the jaw bone. and puneturing its way to The
brain, causing death in short time afterward
The details of the accident are Of the mos
sickening character, and can be better mag
med than described.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

are under obligations to the A. L. I B Rail
road, for transporting these donations free Of
charge; also. to the Lsdics Military Aid Society
OF Lansing, for $s5 O5 cab; also TO the Young
Ladics' Loyal League Of Lansing, Tor S25 ca-h ;
also, to the Ladies Military Aid Society Of Ne
ridian aud Alaiedon, for large box OF hosp al
clothing, and several bushels OF vegetables, de-
hVered. by L o Wilson, E-q; also, to several
citizens Of Meridian for large wagon load
of vegetables; also, to the State Agricultural
College for II bDl- of ihe choicest vegetables I:
also to 4. Z. Bag'es, E-q, for Is gallons OF ~
pefb edeiberfy wine also, % tie German l-dgs
for nicely preparing two large 0ol-. Of excellent
sour krout; also, 70 the Lliie-' Military Aid
Associations Of Lansing, .os preparing, in the
choicest style, ) casks Of picked ca1bage, ready
for table Use.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

FRUIT AND Ornamental TREEs-The
Autumn season for transpIanting has now vel
nigh passed, and il gives US pleasure to record
he fact that operations in this branch OF rural
and domestic Improvement have been immense
this season in this section. far exceeding that OF
any previous year. 10 putting out trees, grea'
care should be taken to secure those Of thrifty
grOwth and good form, as the beauty and useful
less Of fruit tree depends much on the start
given il while young. Among the many trees
that have been delivered this season in this city,
We think that those from the Greet Western
Nursery. Of Toledo. Ohio. stand unrivalled in
point Of excellence. They have also been prompt
!! delivered and in good season. We call the at
isuiiOu Of the public to the advertisement OF Mr.
B. /. Williams, in another column, who is agent
Tor this institution. We believe that those il
want Of trees for transplanting. can do no better
han to give their orders to him, as be is mar
ron our own midst, is good judge Of fruit, anC
seOaversant with the varieties that prosper ties
IN this section.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

DONATIONS TO THE SANITARY CoMNIs
ucS AT CHICAGO Some OF our readers will re
collect that the Rev 5. Day, Chaplain Of the
Aghth III. Vols, visited our city a few days
snce, and made an eloquent appeal for a con-
routon Of vegetables, for the sick, wounded,
Aad needy soldiers in the great army of the
Southwest Many Of our citizens. together
WIN sundry ones Of two or three neighborng
owns, have responded molly and generously
70 me call The committee appointed to take
soArge OF these donations, shipped on Monday
iS' the following. viz: Ss bbls onions, IS do.
potatoes, u do. apples, do mixed vegetables
10 eee's. 8 do. drisd apples. 5 do. carrots, 2
W pa'snips, do. cabbage heads, do. tur-
ups do. assorted dried fruit and berries, do
P'eA'ed peppers, do. eabbsge, 2 do. sour krout,
% Casks OF picked cabbage. do. picked Gu
'-Aoe's do. elderberry vine, box eranber
'ss' DO sailed eucunbers. 2 do. hospital stor es
'NAA'os 10 all value equal to 1874 bis, weigh
'ng. gross, 26 400 lbs.
We are requested TO say that the cOmuiste,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
ROSTETTER'S BITTERS

Produce Effects which must be experienced or witnessed
before thsy be fully appreciated. In cases Of Con-
stlt-tiolal Weakness. Premature Decay AM Debility
and Decrepiluie arising from Old Age exercises the
electric iuGlence Il the colvasent stages OF al as
eases u operates as delightful nviEorant- When toe
powers OF nat re relaxed, il operates renforcs
aud re-estabiish them
Last, BE-, noi least. 4, * III. Only SAFE SinalGnt
being manufactured from 50 nc and inooc1ous aate-!
ais ani entirely free from tie acid clements present
more o. ss in al The ordinary tones an sto3chics
q the DAY.
No family medicine has ben 20 university and Il
my b. truly sed. dese-vetiy popular with The intel
iEent portion u the comm lni1y as HSTETTEfS BIT
TEIsS
Prepared BY HoSTETTER SMITH, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sold oy al Druggists, GrOcsrs ard StorekeePers eve
T!whsTe. sf6yl
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EXTRACT BUCHU AND
TRPROVED ROSE WASH
Cures Secret Diseases

u ali their stages AZ lite Expense
Littie no change 10 Diet NJ lnconV enlcncei
AND NJ EXPOSURE
bca-ses frequent desire and gives strength 70 Ur-
nate thereby Removing distractions, Preventing ana
Curing ~ri-tGrls ~ tie Tretlra- aay ing Il AMI L.
Illumination ireql elt The class az diseases and eX
pelilg AL Poisonous, Diseased ana Worn oct Matter
Thousands upon Thousands Who have been the Victims
OF QlllSs ani who have pail k-d-y ices % b. cured in
short time have found % - were deceived AID that tie
poison has hv the use Of Pw ERFUL AsrEISCENTs
been dried up ln SYSTEM l. break 0lt 10 aggra
waited form, aal perhaps alter marriage.
U.s. H-mholl's Extract Duchu FOR all affections and
asses oil the URINARY ORGANS, whether existing
10 MALE or FEMALE from Whatever cause originating
ami 10 matter OF HOW Long STANDING.
HFLNBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU Is TIE GREAT DIU
RETlC and Is 20 have the desired eject IN all
DISEASES for which il is Rscommendei
Evidence Of the most reliable and responsible charac-
ter Will accompany the medicine.
Price 81 per botte, ar 8 bottles for IS.
Delivered to any Address, securely packed from obser
vatlon.
Describe Symptoms ia all Communications.
CURES GUARANTEED! ADVICE GRATIS :
Address letters for Information 10
HB HELTBOLD. Chemist,
l0l SOU Teuth-st., bel. Chestnut, PhIia.
HELMBOLD'S Medical Depot,
HELNBOLD'S Drug and Chemical Warehouse.
594 Broddrdy, NeU Fork.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UNPRINCIPLED
DEALERS who cnieavor 10 dispose OF their and
other articles on the reputation attained by
Hembod's Genuine Preparations
Extract Buchu.
" Sarsapariila-
Improved Rose Wash
ALL DRUGGISTS EYER YWHERE
ASK FOR FEINBOLD's TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out the Advertisement and send for H.,
446y1 AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

WAR HAS IT'S TGlUMPHs. so HAS PEACE.
While the a'mias Of the Uuion were winning
brilliant victories, the Chemical Saleratus was
p joyirg series Of uninterrupted triumphs over
the popular adversion to all saleratus. because
the common kinds in use were 'ound % be de-
structve. Science had demonstrated thar the
Chemical Saeratus was not only pure in IT'S ma
ture, but wonderful in iis effects, producing bet
ter bread aud biscuit than any other kind Of
saleratus or soda known.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
Wednesday Morning. Nov. IL b. 1868.
N1TICE no OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

rs FGUREs which our subscribers viii dad attached
sthsr names their papers indicate the NUNEER Of
he paper to which their subscription il paid BY tn
ssuber" Is meant the 60 WHOLE NUMBER, which
-.y be found IN the heading Of the paper, which IS
hanged weekly being increased each week MY tive
s5srs constituting year. BY referring to this nun
Der IN the healing OF the paper and comparing II viii
he number attached TO the name direction, on th
spsr subscribers readily see how their account
s.snt on our books.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

ASSESSMENT RoLLs-Bv reference 10
Act No. 1879, Of the Session Laws Of 1858. il
vii be seen that the law for the assessment
IA collection of taxes is amended In such a
manner as to provide that the assessment roll
..sl be put into the hands Of the township
treasurer on or before the first Monday Of De-
rmher. instead of the 18th Of November, as
ksrotofore
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

CE- A great Goldfish hank, as productive as
The Newfoundland banks, has Just been discov-
cred in the Pacific of the coast Of Russian Tar
tary The fish are being imported INTO Califor
MIA, whore they arrive in better condition than
those from the coast. fourishing trade viii
doubtless spring up
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

LANSING SALT CoMPANY.-There will
salt Manufacturing Company at the Office Of
John A Kerr & Co, On Thursday, Nov le,h,
at 7 l-2 O'Clock P. n. Important business sli
come before the meeting, and promp, attend
auce Of all persons interested is requested A
toll report Of all the officers Of the Company
will be made.
445w2 JOHN A. KERR. President
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% We would call the attention of
hose interested to the notice Of Mr.. A. c. Win
Ter. in another column, who states that he is pre-
vsred and snxious to pay all his debts. BE
nsss this method of notifying the public of the
hc, for reasons given by him in the notice.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

o The Young Ladies Loyal League
VII hereafter bold their regular meetings on
Saturday, afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the Su
veme Court Room. An earnest Invita- on /.
extended to all the young ladies Of Lansing
lnd vicinity, to meet with US and aid us by
heir presence and their hands.
LANSING, Nov 3. 1868. -
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THANKsolvINo.-By reference 10 the
exclamation Of the Governor. in another col
nm IL will be seen that be has appointed
thursday. the 2eth Inst, as day Of thanksgiv-
hg and prayer in this State. This is the same
ssy as that set apart by the President.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

SHEEP For .AtE-I have twenty
bucks pure blood. and g'sdss-and a fock Of
twenty fVe young Neathers, for sale at %" e.
ures for cash GEO /. PARSONS
LANSING, Nov. 10Th, 1858. lw-446
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LANSING ACADEMY.
TO the Qualified Electors of the
Gity OF Lansing.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sew
y e-al Aldermen OF the several WARDS, acting IS
Board Of Registration under and by virtue Of an act
entitled An act further 10 preserve the purity OF Fec
lions and guard against The abuses the elective
chise BY registra OF electors" approved February
l4th 1852 amended By act Nc. 1874 of the session
avs OF lS63, approved March 20, 1873, will meet on
saturday the 2lst day November, ls-3 between n,
hours Of O'Clock in the forenoon, and O'clock IL Tbs
Afternoon
In the First Warl, 81 the Seymour House;
In the second Ward, At the Common Council Rooms.
10 the Third Ward, al the { gar House;
To the Fourth Ward. al the oneida House;
Tor the plrpose Of completing the lists OF qualified 70
ts :. when AMI where al persl rs entitled 10 use tn
elective franchise, under Article seven, Section one
the Constitution Of me STATE OF Michigan, must register
their names, 70 cltite them % the privilege OF votn
under said act
BY ORIER OF THE BOARD OF REGISTRATION.
JANIS 3. Ten EYcS. City CLERK. -445w2
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WE THE UNDER,IGN 20

w hereby give notice to al whom It may concern,
that II IS our Intention 70 organize Insurance CCmpa
ny. under the laws OF this state and 70 De known III
d" STATE Insurance Company. Michigan to transact
general Insurance business, in conformity with
entitled An act for the Incorporating Of lus 1ranc-
Companies and defining their powers anu duties" ap
Dr. we'd Feb. 3. 1854
lansing Mich. October 18th 1884
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ID Mon Ina az dar OF Setenh.,

u ~ NN.-On Tue -fiu udR VI 81 Dtf
l. last about half mile North u Wllamstor. a
PARK BAY MARS COLT
Black aad tail about four oil. supposed TO
have been stolen. Tie owner IS requested . prove
Prop ,rty, pay charges AMI take her away.
AARON BOTTSFuRD.
wiIlianston, Oct. 5, lsss. 6w442
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City Property for sale

I OTS l. ? and 3. Block 243. and Lots
IL s., 5, 5, and : Book PAS, comprising over IS
with s. rolls frontage Larch Street, eiigibv
stlafe- for residences 90 the premises neverfai
Ing springs inexhas ble well $50 choice fruit trees
an handsome arbor and garden
Also. for sale lot :, Book s.
For terms and further parclars inquire o. the sub
scriber al the Auditor Generals Ofce-
D u BAGLEY. P
Lsofi7g, Oct. Fl, Isss. 4s2H
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M - IL KR L e u.
In vermontvie, Mich October 2sth, al tho resienc
OF the brides father, by the Rev. o Spoor. ALBEk
" BACON. Of Traverse City, aud HATTIE ! Gh-
VOID, of Vermontviue.
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Wit! Wisdom! Wonder
FUN, FACT AND FASHION!
The Ballad Of the Caters,
HOW AN OLD MAID GOT MARRIED
RICH. RARE. RACY.

RICH. RARE. RACY.
liy lived ID Oxen g
Whose nam vas >llle Sp-uggl--,
Ard -alle lad al eye upon
Yong. handsome Jerry Snl1ggins
And -als triel % VII his love
81 T--Ar she iii dg-1t.
f- -i4.ie. 41- Chinese belle
a. il 80 eLcrm1-s feet
B-,- %. were the cllfskl shoes
la tI.t country town,
Wl.el ,ll-. most outrageous noise,
NA-L-'er size PAL them down,
AID though Sd. Erew 90 .orn ard sad
an siEled al Ter mislaps.
Tct rry know tlI- wei. that she
Vas AWAY on her .Ggsf'
Although she ne'cr had been 10 var
T. loose her arms or legs.
Il -ure y could DC sai1 OF her.
she stood UPON HER FEGs
Slt Jerry sic aversion Vas
Too great Tor Als control,
il : wonder he dis.ke1
Uls with So large sole.
BIT saIie took tie hint At last,
And then be took the papers,
Aui read-Ye Co.'s what ais the girl
she cuts such curious capersf
She read Of JOHNS < BAILEY 5 STORE.
Ard q their stylish CATERS
50 small, 50 Cll1erlIla Ike,
They cure Al women hstsTs-
And then sAs thought o. Jerry, too.
AID Of Lls great surprise
TO see her feet So tim lll neat,
50 much reduced ll slZa
Her CATERS E1f-wifh brother Tom
At once she i. repair,
Anticipating t1ll results
ULtJ the County I4.r.
Vow, Tom. the rogue sly as crow
\ clever lad and smart,
Resolved 10 all bis sister some
And play a winning part.
And Sal ie. she could act Well
And knowing well the trick
She t00k seat and Screamed aloud
Looked w!il-oegan 20 kick
Tom soon brought Jerry 70 her aid
Ani long ami loud complained
Against the carelesness BIZ which
Her ankle had been sprainec
And Jerry, looking for the bruise,
Behcld her gathered feet
lie started back in wrapt surprise
The charm wGs then complete
And he awarded hand and heart
His farm and cattle there
To her as a just premium,
AS the fairest Of the fair,
Ana sally lives a happy life
From morn till nieht is merry,
Aut though she does not drink a drop,
She loves good Tim and JerTyi
'eaty more Of the same kidd Of Caters Cheap. Dura
lie and symmsiyicali aiso, large assortment Of
Fine Boots. Stogas. Shoes. Slippers
Balmurals. Ladies' Heel Slippers.
CackS. Oxford Ties. Mems
Carpet Slippers.
&c, &c
e. Our STOCK is lmmense-llst received from tn
Eastern H1us 3 Our own manullcture cannot be (,
.elled Gall and examine Tor yourselves at the Ol
stand of JOHNS * BAILEY.
lansing Oct. Is 1868. 4l3
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Females, Females, Females

10 many Affections pee altar % Females, the EAIRACI
BCCHU is uneqlaei by any other remedy, az Ia Chic
ross OF Retention reglarty Paillness, or suppress
sion OF Customary Evac-atiOus LIBERATED or Scrrhols
state 0f The Uterus LelchorrhRs OF Whites sterity
and for AL complaints incident the sex whether ars-
Jag from ildscrctOn Hlbits Of Dss patton, or IL the
DECLINE OR CHANCE or LIFE.
Take no more Bssam, Mercury OF unpleasant Meti-
cucs for unpleasant aud dangerous diseases
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11
HELMBOLD'S
Genuine Preparations.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BU-

" CHU Positive an -pec.Gs Remedy for diseases Of
the Pad er. kidneys Gravel I'D DroYs Gal Swl-ilgs
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exclts the Ahs1rbens into healthy action ny which the
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NATION.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-11

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In this city, on the eth ins;., Mrs. CHARLOTTE F
WILSON, wife o. Tim. Wilson, aged 50 years.