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Dr. RAND, SPECIFIC cures SpernsG59rThGrs Sensi7al
Wealaes iuarsis'sey LIS Of P0lo@r, de- Speedily and
caIiy Is elects are truly magical. trial q the
SPECIFIC Wil cuv.nce the most skeptc of It's merits
Price 81 box sent pest-Paid 70 aay address by C..
uPHAM, IO3 CHEsSUT STREET., PuLADElFHA, Pa Cir
cuars sent free 6m4a0
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HORACE HALL, p. +
THE Invalid CoRps we have els

THE INVALID CoRPs We have else
where noticed the organization and object OF
this corps. We think there must be many who
will desire 10 avail themselves of this oppOrlu-
nity Of entering the service. The War Depart
ment have decided upon raising SIX companies
of this corps i'll Michigan. Those entering this
corps will be entitled to the same rank and pay
they had while in active service. We have re-
ceived the following notice for publication, for
the benefit Of applicants to this corps:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-10
SIMONS 4 CALKINS.
The Movement against ChsrIesfOn---Ou
Forces Gradually Approaching the city

The Movement against ChRrIesfOn---Our
Forces Gradually Approaching the city.
\ letter in the Toledo (Ohio) Blade. from a
soldier on Folly Island, near Charleston, says
l see that the correspondent of the New
York Times intmates that our iron clads were
repulsed and says that " Charleston is impreg-
nable." He may be able to make some per-
sons believe such stories, but we who are in
plain view Of Sumpter and surroundings. know
better. If Charleston is not in our possession
within one month, some person OF persons high
in authority ought to sink so deep in oblivion
that the loudest notes of Grabriel's horn would
fail 10 reach them.
Folly Island. which we now hold, runs along
the coast from Stone Inlet north and is only
separated from Morris Island by a narrow
stream. which at low tide is almost Portable
The island is about eight miles long. aud mile
aud half wide, and commands Morris Island,
and on which We can plant batteries that. with
the 4 id Of the gunDOats. We can she'll them OF
of Morris Island in eight hours time; and. once
in possession OF Norris Island. We have Cum
ming's Point, on which We can plant siege guns,
! with which we could batter down Fort Stump
ter-the sand hills being perfect protection
from the shot and she'll OF Forts Sumpter and
| MOultre.
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IAdvertisement1

REWARD OF MERrr.-There probably
was never an article manufactured in thi. coun-
try that has given so universal and unbounded
satisfaction as Smiths Salsratus. Il has simply
by itsown merit, raised itself over every obsta
Gle, and is to-day the most popular SAleratus in
market. He only manufactures one brand, ard
makes that perfect, hence its great ssccess.
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business Noticel

SIMoNs IL CALKINs have now on hand
large and well selected stock OF staple aud fan
cy dry goods and choice groceries, purchased
since the reduction in prices. For cash We Of
fer inducements to purchasers they have not had
in some time. We will give no catalogue OF
goods and prices, but would respectfully solicit
intending purchasers to examine our stock for
themselves. Oar stock comprises all goods usu-
ally kept in first class dry goods store, that is
domestics, fancy goods, &c, &c. We shall use
every effort to make customers satisfied in their
dealings with US. Our goods you will find
marked at the IOs0est figures. " Small profit
and quick sales" is our motto, and strictly one
price We are confident that il will be to ur
advantage to try US before buying elsew here.
We hope to have generous support from the
public generally.
42sw4 SIMONS & CALKINS.
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S. N. HEwLErT.-This popular Tenn
perance Lecturer will speak in this city on OF
about the goth inst. Mr.. Hewlett was for years
a cOlaborer With John b. Cough, in the tempe
rance cause, and is said to be his equal. if not
superior, in those wonderful powers of orstOry,
which have given the latter world wide fame
We can assure our readers that his lecture will
afford them a rich and instructive entertain
ment
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PEW RENTING.-The annual meeting
for the renting of the Pews Of the Presbyterian
Church, will be held at the Church on Non day,
the 5th inst, at four O'Clock p. N.
Members Of the congregation and all persons
interested are invited to attend.
Lansing, June sth, 1868.
BIZ ORDkR or THE TRUSTEES.
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ss Drunkenness Cured.-aa

The inebrlate nay bad defiance 70 the tempting
cup nr. ZANEs ANIHOIE FOR STRONG DRINK Is a
certain cure for Drunkenness. Il creates dislike for
strong drink. and can be administered without the
Suowle-ge Of the patient Price 81 box sent by mail
% any adiress, by : {. UPHAM 4O3 CHEsSUr srEEE1.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa Circulars sent free. 6m42O
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The FoURrH.-Steps are being taken
in some cities, to celebrate the coming Fourth
Of July. If any celebration is intended, here
or elsewhere, is is high time the intiatOry steps
we're being taken. What say our citizens ,
Would it not be well for our Mayor to call the
people together for consultation
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NorIcE.-The annual election Of Chief
and Assistant Engineers for the Fire Department
Of this city, will be held this evening, at the
Common Council room. A general attendance is
rooaaate1
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Wednesday Morning, June 10, 1868.
NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The FIGURES which subscribers will find attached
10 their their papers indicate the NUxEER Of
the paper - which their subscription i paid. BY the
snumbsr" is meant the d" WHOLE NUMBER - which
nav be found in the heading Of the paper, which Is
changed weekly being increased each week atty Two
numbers constituting year. By referring this
Der the healing Of tina paper and comparing with
the number attached 10 the name direction The
paper s1bcribers readily bow their accounts
stand on our books.
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PLAsTER.-The Charlotte Republican
states that plaster bed Of very pure quality,
and eight feet thick, has been discovered at
Grand Ledge. at a depth of twenty-four feet
II s sverlaid by coal Of the best quality for forg-
Of wealth to the farmers Of this section will soon
be worked
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A CH.NGE-Mr Walter A Nimock

A CHANGE.-Mr. Walter A. NimOcks,
whom many of our citizens will remember, as
assistant EngrossiDg and Enrolling Clerk of the
House of Representatives, rstires from the TIE
cunseA Herald, of which he was proprietor, and
is succeeded BY Mr.. J. S. Castle. The Herald
is staunch Republican paper, and has our best
wishes for its success.
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S pecial Notices s.

sssolaiers, 70 your health, 90 not trust 70 the
army supplies Cholera Fever and Bowel complaint Vii
follow your slightest ntiscrsti0n. HOLL0WAY's PILLS
AND OINTMENT should be in every mans knsps1ek
Tie British Az. French troops use other meticins
Oliy IS cents per box or pot.
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IROS CLAD BREAsTwORKs.-Wh ile the search
was being made OF the passengers on the Cen
trail train, on Wednesday evening, soldier no.
ticed that lady's dress appeared more full
breasted than il ought ~ have naturally been,
and MS quick eve also detected that the srti6c-
IA cpatents OF the ladys bosom were pressed
o1t against the folds OF the dress, as to make
il almost certain that pistols were there. He
vas a very polite soldier, aud in the most gem
tlemany manner approached the lady and said:
" MADAM. want those revolVers." She replied
indignantly "Sir, ! am respectable woman
and have no revoivers" The soldier then said
again, very cody: MADAM, l wish you to give
me thoss revolvers," and pointed to her bosom.
She again denied that she had any. Without
further questioning, the soldier in the discharge
of his duty, thrust his hand into the place OF
coBceaIment and drew oct a revolver, and kept
on repeating the operation until seven we're cap
tured Then gathering up the pistols, be pO-
Iitely remarked to the lady: Madam, yOul
breastwOrks seem 70 be iron clad "-lHdiSaaP
oils Journal.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-10

APPoISrMENT.-We have the pleasure
of announcing that Geo. l. Parsons. Esq, late
editor Of this paper, has been appointed U. 5.
Com missioner for this county.
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Nor TowNsEND.-The man calling himself ~.
W. Hunt" now confined IL Jail in this city, on
a charge of sheep stealing, and who, as rumOr
had it, was no less a parsonage than the verits-
bic Townsend, has been visited by officers from
Canada, who declare that he bears little or no
resemblance to the notorious Canadian outlaw
and murderer. "-AnR ArJOr Journal.
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BRINE At CORRVSNA The Adcertiser ana
Tribune says they have received a vial OF brine
from the new salt well al Coruuna. 1t Was OBJ
tanned at depth Of s. , feet, and before reach
ing the salt rock. The depth Of this rock A,
Saginaw IS about 600 feet aid d. the above
brine Is Of considerable strength without touch
ing the rock as yet the prospect 81 profitable
well is considered good
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The Confessions and Experience
NJ V LID.

Published for the benefit, and a warning and
A CAUTION To YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility Premature Decay Of
Manhood, etc, supplying at the same time,
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE,
By one who has cured himself after being put 10 great
expense and injury through medical humbug and
quicSery-
BY enclosing post paid addressed envelope single
copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR Esq.
222vI Bedford. Kings County y Y
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s25:I EMPLOYMENT. SIS
AGENTS WANTED

We viii pay from SIS 70 SIS per month, ard az *
peuses, 10 active Agents. or give Commission Par
ticulars sent free Address ERIE SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY, r. JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio
4Ie-m6
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DROBATE ORDER.-State of Mich

igan, county u lngham sat SEES ION Of the
Probate Court Tor the county OF Inglam holden 1t The
Probate Ufhce m the village Il Mason, Monday the
frst day OF June. m the year thousand eight
hundred and sixty three Present. Wm II. Pinrkney,
Judge Of Probate IN the matter 4 the estate Of James
r secrance. deceased On reading and fling the petit
ton, duly verified. q Henry W Resonance son Of
sad deceased, praying ira. letters Of Administration
upon said estate may he granted SAID petitioner
Thersupou IL ordered. that Monday the 9th dAv Of
July next. a. II O'Clock N the forenoon be- gned
Tor the hearing Of SAID petition AMI that the heirs a.
Of said deceased and all other persons interested said
estate required - appear q Session OF sail Court
then 10 De holden a. the Probate Olce te village 4
Mason ans show cause. any there be- why the prayer
n The petitioner should not be- granted And il fur
Their ordered thai said petitioner notice - the per
Interested in said estate of the pendency o. said
petition. and the hearing thereof. by causing copy Of
ths order Dee .-iei il the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed 49, clrcuaf III IN said county n ns
h.m successive weeks previous said day - lear
Ing. "A trzs copy) WI Il. pINCkNET.
s24N3 Judge o. Probate.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT thanks are
rendered Hon. Jacob NJ. Howard for Congress
sional documents.
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e A precocious young man, blessed with
the name Of Isaac, saws that " if he is drafted,
Abraham viii be offering up Isaac as as acrifce."
-Erch.
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HEAD QUARTERS, Pro MAR. 81 DIS.
.nard of EnrnllInnnf "a Die MicIIn,an

Board Of Enrolment, 81 DIS Michigan. !
Jackson June 4. 1863
Notice is hereby given. that in compliance
with order No. los, TIE Board of Enrolment
will be in session on Mondays and Tuesdays oil
each week. for the purpose of examining appl-
cants who may wish to avail themselves OF the
benefits of the said order.
ROBERT J. BARRY.
Pro Mar. and Pres Of Board OF Enrolment
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The removal of Com. Wilkes is said to be a
fixed fact. BE viii be succeeded by Com.
Lardner.
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In this city. the 9th ln-t of scarlet fever. JOHN
A only soa OF Robert and Mary " Reece, aged years
5 months and - days
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Lansing,
THE ARTS OF PEACE.

As EAEMfIIfiEp BY IhE BEAUTY. TONE FINISH A..
d. GALE 4 CO 3 MONITOR PIANO FORTEs.
Taken from the y Y Sunday Mercury. !
The Arts Of Peace The Arts Of Peace
Their bleodiess triumphs ne 'er shall cease.
When sore oppressed with toll and strife
Through all the dun routine Of life.
They exercise a soothing power
And light up sorrows darkest hour
Then let our grateful numbers low
In praise Of 4 II GAZE x Co.
Whose skillful hands fame reports
Produce the best Piano Fortcs
And Music dwels contentei where
Gales MONITORS delight the ear.
Twas Ericsson s IN wars dread hour
The rebel monster s crest TO lower
And make. while waved our banner high.
The Merrimae ingl0rols Is.
His MONITOR IN bloody fray,
Proclaimed his skill, and won the day
In calmer scenes, meath Beagty's eyes
lie Gale & Co. s great victories.
Where Mlsic Mirth and song abound.
And merry Dancers wheel their round
There Gales Piano Fortes proclaim
Their maker : kiil aui dedthia ss fame C.
For sale by 4. J. VIElE, al the City Book store il
Lansing. Mich. 3m423
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New Advertis q mentS.

GUARDIAN SALE.-Notice is hereby
~ given that IN pursuance Of license 70 granted
by William II Pinckney, Judge of Probate the county
of lngham, the 9th day Of June 1868 shall sell
day Of July next, at clock the afternoon all the
right title and interest Of the heirs Of William Melton
deceased, and 70 the following pieces OF parcel Of
land, VIZ. the a ON = Of section 2l town three
north Of range two west; and also the north half OF
north haf Of I Of Of SAID section n contain
M so acres more OF less.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
ALEXANDER BLAIR
Guardian Of Maria Melton and others minors.
442-6W
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NOTICE.
Mineral Range State Road.


L William r. Stevens. Commissioner Of the Mineral
Range State Road for the County Of Keweenaw Will re
county for the construction OF the Mineral Range state
Road from Keweenaw Point the village 81 Copper Har
her said county Of Keweenaw, from thence to the
southern boundary u said county upon the route a.
gabished by the survey Of Henry Merryweather John
F Bandy and Edward J. Hubert
Notice Is also givun that said Commissioner will be
At the Phoenix Hotel IN the village Of Eagle River ia said
county on the seventeenth day OF July A. u 1868 Al
O'Clock ID the forenoon for the purpose u examining
all proposals OF bids which may have been submitted
HIN for the construction q the whole particular
Of said road and the letting ana contracting for
the construction or the Whole any part II said road
% the lowest responsible bidder subject the approval
u tbs Board u supervisors q Keweeaw county be
paid for out Of the swamp lands in the Upper PENN
sua according 70 the provisions Of the acts and amend
ments thereto # the legislature for the
Of the Mineral Range state Road
Dated Copper HaEhor. Mich. Nay 80. 1857.
WILLIAM II STEVENS Com'r
Mineral Range state Road. for Keweenaw County.
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Tne American Publishers Cifcular aud Literary
Gazette is published on the first and fifteenth Of
each month, by George w. Childs, 62s and ESQ
Chestnut street, Phil 'delphia. II is valuable as
reference for those wishing to purchase books
Terms = per annnm.
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| DMINISTRATORS SALE-In pur-

4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-Inpur-
n suance u license % granted ~ the Judge o,
Probate To- the county ~ Iu-lan the 18Th day Il
Nav. 1865. / shall sell AZ Public Auction the
front steps 81 the Court House IN the village Of Mason
Saturday the llth day ~ July next O'Clock ia
the afternn Of sid day, al the rht. title and IN
terest ~ Ebeuezer Austin deceased fslhect the Wild
4. ~ the y z = Of section twenty nine 70 town
north II rang one west. except one-hsf u
the corner. and also. seven acres iu v csrr-r
q iha " = of the Z 4 of section twenty-nine. -
TAN ~ r W Containing 80 acres, more or less.
Terms made known "a day q sale.
WM AUSTIN
Admir- Estate Of E5enezsr Austin. deceased.
422w5
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ESTRAY Ny Cow left ny premises
l. some two months ago, So without any Just cause
Or proFocaf1n Sic has Eaite sgt about the q
a tEa shilling piece 80 far a. can remember hoW
tKo shilling piece looks Little 20 the right O. the
center q her f1relaa- cthsrwise she Is tarS brown
clur medium SIZE about years OLD black bag w.th
Eve teats hereby forbid al persans haro0rilg Cr
trusting her OF ny account as xi pay debts con-
tracei D. her after this date, but all pay
bic compensation for hsr return
y 4. JENISOS.
Lansing. June q. 1855 4z3tf
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NONNNN NO MOvC.

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills purely
vegetable have the certificates q those eminent chem
ists Professors Chiffon Ct n l., and Locke Of Cincinnati
Read Dr. Iohacks Special Notices aud Certificates pub
lsbed 10 conspicuous part o. this Paper from time 10
time
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier, 81
per bottle g rr hafdozen OF the Scandinavian Veg
etahie Blood Pills, y per box, or boxes for 81
Principal Ofoe and salesroom- No. East Fourth ST.
81 Buildiug from Main ST., Cincinnati, o. Laboratory
No Is Hammond Street.
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FOR SALE BY

s. d. Ma bro Iluzln. ,rossiniu a avery iansy He;
g. Branch. Stocshrilge J. Ihaycr g. Co., Lansing
Jno A. I<-ia WIliian-toHu- a. Champ. Onoulaga
R.-.. a Covert Leslie Peter I.lie-fnan. Mason Vim.
4 p Earle OnoDfaga g. y. Walker. OEem0s and
ty Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the
rnion 355yI
r. Dealers IN ny vel known medicines can have
slow Carols Circulars kc.. sent them Free ~ Ezpense,
by addressing Thomas Hollo.ay. ~ Maiden Lane y T.
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=. y. PIXIES
Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy.
CataWba Crane!

THIS BRANDY HAS BEEN MAN
4 ufaetard for severn years from the pure Juice Z.
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Work Nike, u C\N0vVN.
We MOOD RMs

are the most active and thorough pile that
have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver, excit-
ing that organ to such an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its former con-
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply purgative pill
Il,or orc really q
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&ooA Medicines,

and you should try them before going for
physician.
Get a Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
agent and read the certificates, and il you
have ever doubted you will
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D\O0A AVNA ANvsv PIM,
which, in conJuuc tion with the
S\OOA RNNvNSNSv.

VIII cure III the AIuremenhOned dlsease4,
and, Of themselves, viii relieve and cure
Headache, Costiveness,
Colo Pains, ChoIera llorbus,
Indigestion, Pain IN the BolUeIs,
Qlzzlness, etc.
Try these medicines, and you viii never
regret it.
Ask your neighbors, who have used them,
q Nd thnr ,rill sar fhnr nrn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

by virtue Of lc'ns, from ne Probate Couft " ne n-
- trict ~ Washington 20 sell piece u lana ~ the q,
steot Charles Taft VI Barre deceased described =, toll
loFs 1t being oil NE thhd division oflotuear the North
East corner Of The town containing twcnty.our acres
The same will he sold At public auclion on Fiday ths
eih day OF March, 1893 a. one O'Clock p y on nc
r-mises near Samus. Cltt' 10 said parre.
1873 JCSlUS KINNEY, Adn'y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

STATE OF VERMONT 10 rfDhate Coutt hudrrat
R,vpolrn ps1mcL rs. Hfuokdeldon The el.i day OF
February, 4. u. lsd3
JAMES STEELE, %, Administrator ~ the t.,aie
y of Joseph T. Steele i'e uf itookned, 100 said district
deceased makes application Go sad Court, for n.e Co.
sell 80 ot the real estate uf aid deceased. repre-
seuhg TINT said -ae IS necessary for the payment Of c
debts ut said deceased
Wherupon, It is ordered ~ said Courthlt said 1nn-
cation under consideration 49, he heard ou the Ii
day Of March, A. n. 500, ih. Probate Once boz Brook
field aud 10 is further ordered, that all persons
Interested, Ne notified hereof by publication Of uuceof
this application and order thereon weeks successive
Is m the Green Mountain Freeman, printed al Nontpc-
sr btiute SAID time OF hearing ha, they may appear az
said time and place and II they cause object thereto
ny the Count.
cwQt Aftrs.-I Il CTEAX Avn trd.a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

Valuable Real Estate iur sale Nd Wuamtiawp. 81.
ccmprt'nf t'c ntw Nfist san House and Uarr saw
Nhl, NAr, ami Oou " hcr u land. The atots mons
eiN pays pee cert. a. VIII tr s0ld On rsafphahs
pf,miss' ASHLEY HUBBARD,