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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30

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III any Diseases
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MANY Chronic diseases incidental to the
human family and even such MS have here-
tofore been considered incurable by the med
ical faculty of the world, are SIX illfully treat
ed with distinguished success by DIR. WIN.
HUNTER, DIR. JAMES HUNTER, and DIR.
HANS V)N BADEN, of Leipsic, Germany
These three scientific Physicians and Sur
goons have been engaged in their profession
for upwards Of forty years They especially
call the attention OF the afflicted to the follow
ing named diseases: ... ....
Coughs, COLDS, Group, Consumption
And the most distressing of all diseases the
Asthma or Phthisic and all other complaints
of the mouth, throat, lungs heart Also dis
eases of the stomach, liver kidneys, spleen,
bladder On bowels, such rs dyspepsia, which
is very distressing complaint, diarrhea, dys-
entery, consumption or continued cestiveness.
This latter disease most always prc-induces
PILES AND FISTULA
Which is treated with marked success with
out resorting to cutting with the knife. The
nerves are often diseased and neuralgia,
rheumatism, govt and paralysis are distress
ing complaints. Also oil female complaints
such as weakness, debility, and diseases of
the womb, all cured without cutting with
the knife.
Cauimona, or Cancer is another disease
which has hitherto bafiled the skill OF the
crudite and learned doctors OF the world.
This monstr Gus hydra must now bow its head,
tor it can be cured. All tumors, WINS ulcers,
or old sores, hip diseases, white swelings,
club feet, alike can be cured without cutting
with the knife.
DISEASES OF THE EYES
Such us lachrymal, fistula, strabismas Or
cross ewes black or white spots on the eye
ball, sore eyes, blindness and cataract. A
large assortment of artificial eyes, perfectly
natural.
All Diseases Of the Ears
Such as roaring Or buzzing sounds, often
>sye discharges and deafness. The Doctor
has tubes and ear drums and oracles Of all
sizes and descriptions, which restore very
perfect to those who are deaf
Persons writing will enclose ten cents.
Write with your full name, town county and
state. Your letters will be promptly answer
ed. Be as particular AS you can in giving a
full history ef your disease. Address
Dr.. HUNTER, or DR. Won BADEN,
Box 6O7s, Pest Office
Hours from 9 4 M to sP NJ Offca No 81,
R,ndo|nh corner of earborn street Chicago
Illinois. n5lv4y1.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30
THE MODEL SEWING MI,
CHINE!

TIE CHEAPEST IN THEWORLD!
SRynL3 ynL4asN !
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
The Public Lands.

On our first page vii be found The greater ,,,,
OF tbe repent Of the General Land OEce ~on.
missioner. Il contains much valuable ia,o--,
ton. A good beginning hss been made ups.,
the Homestead Act, tbe uuaber Of acres er,.,.
ed under Ii for three fsurths Of the year lsss
6eirg i,446 Sl4 acres Al loo acres Each
these entries must have been made by about
600 persons
The amount granted 10 Agricultural and Ne.
chsnic Colleges 10 the loyal Stsies is $50 600
acres, the grant being 5 900 acres 10 each Sen.
Ator AID Representative Ia Congress. Abou,
two thiIds Of this has been located o. seris isu
ed for il.
The report insists tha, a grcster amount Of
mineral wealth. i found within the Territory of
the Unised States, than Ia al other haet.ala
co0uules. Tbs IS & very broad assertion n
make; but il is thought 10 be sustained bs tbs
discoveries recently made 10 the Teuisories. 20,
Of gold only, bat Of silver. iron. copper and
other metals.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

Gen. RosecTsas has bsen assigned to the de-
partment OF Missouri, in place Of Gen. Scbo6eld,
rel eyed.
Kansas is erected into a separate irpa'- nent,
10 be commanded by Gen. Curtis.
Gea. Butler has been formally assigned 10 tie
duty Of exchanging prisoners. This viii no.
interfere with the command Of his depart
menr.
L is pretty certain that the distinction Of clas
ses In the Consumption bill will be abolished be-
fore Congress takes recess for the holidays, 60
hat the draft, which comes eff in January, may
not fall only on meu under IS, but upon the
whole adult population Of the Country.
The House will resist any attempt 10 pass fur
Their amendments to the CONSUMPTION Law till at
ter the recess, on the ground that the bill IS i'm
are are 'oay likely to make matters R8fsc'" ""'r" u
Statistics have been laid before the committees
showing tha. one-sixth Of those exempted under
the last draft cot eff under the plea Of being the
only son Of a widow-men Ct great fortunes,
whose widowed mothers lived with them. This
will be carefully guarded IN the proposed awend
ment.
Representations TO the Military Committees in
both houses from all parts Of the country, seem
10 be about equally divided on retaining or re-
peaing the 500 clause
Secretary Chase has gcue to New York. Il
IS stated that he wishes to negotiate another
go. 900 600 loan.
Richmond pape's chronicle the arrival there Of
John Morgan.
The House Military Committee will not consid
er the $500 commutation until after the holidays
A sprecial to the Port, Washington, 2lst
says Congress viii adjourn by the middle o.
the week for the holidays, and the dyaft WILDE
postponed twenty Gays.
/ The Russian feet leaves for Fortress Monroe
during the present week Mr. Lincoln viii vi.i
the Admiral in his fag ship Oh Tuesday or Wea
nesiay.
Government viii Dispatch a messenger 10 Hall
lux TO morrow with Instructions 10 our cousu
there. TIE action Of the British auihoTitie
10 protecting the pirates Of the Chesapeake be
caused r.uch comment in diplomatic ciIclsf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
Railroad Meeting.


Al meeting called al the County Cour, House,
in the village Q; Mason, for the purpose of or
ganiziug a Railroad Corporation to build and
construct Railroad from the city of Lansing TO
The city Of Jackson, Via the yillsges Of Mason and
Leslie, IN the county OF Ingbam.
The meeting was organized by the appointment
Of Hon Charles BOrlaud. Chairman, aud E. Il
Whitney, Secretary.
% motion Of Mr.. Barnes, Of Mason, Com
mit.ee Of one from each Of the towns Of Lansing.
Mason, Leslie and Jackson was appointed, to
whom was referred the articles of association to
be adopted by the corporation; said committee
consisted Of Messrs. Hay deu, Jackson; Turner,
Lansing, and Barnes, OF Mason
Judge Borlaad thea addressed the convention
from the chair, in speech of great ability and
force.
a. ~--.-rr-Gv-. r----- -----...-
SOD, Dr. Phelps, and D. Il Smith, to examine
and report to this meeting the amount subscribed
20 the capital stock Of tie corporation.
Nr Hayden, Chairman Of Committee on tie
articles Of association, reported the same to be
satisfactory, and in accordance with the statute
in such case made and provided. The articles Of
association we're read by Mr.. Barnes.
Mr. Gibson from the Committee on subscrip-
tious reported that the total amount found to
have been subscribed to tue capital stock sRs
ass, $50 CO.
On motion Of Mr. Turner, committee OF eight,
to be selected as follows: two from each Of tie
cities Of using aud jackson, and villages Of
Mason and Leslie, was appointed 10 report the
names OF persons 20 fll all the blanks in The arti
cles of associasion.
The committee consisted as follows
Nessr- Turner AID Chapman, Lansing.
- Duusbsca and McRoberts, Mason,
" Dr.. Noodwof,h aud Russell. Leslie,
DEight ard Hbbard, Jackson.
The committee retired for consultation, aai
upon their ;eturn made the following report;
For Directors H A Hayden, D. B. Rib
/ bard, D F Dwight, ". D. Thompson. and Pc
ter B. LOOMS, from Jackson J. D. Woodwor;h
Leslie; John Coaiswor,h, Dr.. McRoberts, Jotu
Du1sback, Mason; II. Il Smith, W. Il. Chap
man, James Turner, aud John A Kerr, Ian.
/ sing.
CommlssioneTs-M A B. Gibson, S O.
Russell, John CoatsFortb. John D0usback, anC
T. " CoVies.
The Board Of Directors elected The following
officers:
Presidsat-H. A. Hayden, Of Jackson.
Trsasurer-Jsmes Turner, Of Lansing
E Il. WHITNEY, Ss,rs.ary.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
causing State Republican
PROcLAMATIOS.


,g,,.- T. PCS. lent 81 tbs GATED Sites, By lis
.-,l,.t.- u t,s sats G the i7th Of October lsii
,,,., 49, -, ce~s-ro-s Of the different states q
ss aad have ea4st-l .st9 sns Ca.ts4 states s-fs1s
,-- ana varl3.s companies az regiments Il la Lac
rom Their respective states ths.r quotas 0, iarse hun
trsd tL91s1nt ma,
And Wdsrs-I, l. E-s o111 Jg-ged recezs-sy o. n2ny
u lie c,lt-s towns az c.ss CO tbs STATE. IL. pro
vlssa sls-.- b. as ~ ia payment o. 5s-n..es u
ss--;e-fs - a--l c,-ats t.was and eit.-s, 70 Ell.
Die tlsn :. e. the several quotas With volunteers
a.lt-ats1rls. si..- 8 necessary, II orcaF 70 gave
~ ll.a "a cr.-- 90 t-s se's -a1 o5gaI.2l' O. A-r-
L-11lcipsl ls-.-s,
FAysfrs D-..-T.-g thzt sch - ezir1of1l-afy coca
81 erists - g contemplated y lie Consi,utoni i
Amin BAR Csvscr CO lie state O. Michigan, Il viz
i.s c. tie psve- v-sts- u &c ty tie Constitution, CO
c,r~.us II Lgslt--s o. tbs state hereby requiring
tie ssz1iors -s1 e9res-uiat.ves 20 assemble 10 tAsis
rs.cectivs Cl-u5ers - lie Capitol, Il I21sirg O.
.assaay. Tia lsta ely q January ns1t, ~ twelve
oc,ek noon 1sn .3t t-sre % eons.ieT Az cstermns
a,oa tie 1.-es proper be adopted regard % The
paysnt Of sue1 5o1nti-s vc-LtseEs ard he legal
la.on % arts arc1sy Gaze Tor that pgrposa and al such
otser Subjects ,s may &c tr0sgl. before the legislature
Il psrs-a5c. @ 10 Const..-lioa.
Iat>l..ss9sy ssssTssf, have Le.e-lts So
~ ham, I'd c4-ss1 = - al--l lis
ISL Great ssal q the STATE, - Lansing, tbs
1.th 14y d; DscsnoeE, IN TIE var q CT
L0rs oas lLssssld : .Li Ls1irs1 ~ six
ty-ilrse.
y -. Governor
LIN. a p-r-r4 sscrsfary z, stats
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
Lansing and jackson Railroad.


The people Of Mason and vicinity seem 10
be vid- awake IN reference &c the construction
Of tie projected Railroad 10 Jackson; and
they propose 10 make their activity count some
thing il the most sensible way-by doing
what they can themselves. TIE last Ns,ss bas
notice Of the proposed meeting OF The 2Zd
inst, and adds tie following:
A preliminary meeting was held 10 this
village last night 10 talk over the prospects OF
the Railroad. and was we'll attended. Some
very interesting remarks were made By Hon.
.. NJ Barnes and others. after Which d sue
scriptio1 was drawn up aud about ten thousand
dollars 10 stock taken by three OF four iudivid-
uals The meeting was harmonious, composed
Of our best citizens. who manifested a deter.
nination that j. always sure Of success, 10
have the road built through a. once. y CON
nittee consisting OF John COstsworih D. ".
Halsted and John Dunsoack, 10 circulate tie
paper IN ih : township Tor subscriptions from
nov until the time or meeting 70 organize the
company on the 22d inst We trust that every
man will be prepared as they are visited Is
the committee u subscribe literally - the
stock as this i the o1ly way il wh.ca We eau
ever get road.
IL Is evident rom the energy Low DISPLAYED
BY the perso1s interested. that the road will Dc
Ulilt il 2 short time The means OF a share
OF 1T, 5 ALREADY secured, an IL only watts lie
action Of the company to put It through Il
;iue ior tie nsxt session O. ihe Legislature.
Tnere are many psT-cns 10 this county TIA.
are wiling 10 subscribe literally 10 The >,ols
o; TIE Toad and q su5scr piol should be cir,
cuaIed 70 t0st effect INN ed ately AZ the ear 81
moment Others tha, cannot pay the NOE =
ca1 hslp materially il Furnishing ties, timb-r
aud ether materials provided they CA DO +;
the coming winter. They should also have :
chance 70 couir butte their mite il e e1terprise
Of 50 much importance. for every dollar ;hs;
cal De ra'ssd II that way viii save los1ing s.
much Of strangers outside OF our cOuut-.
The construction O. TIE road nay no~ D.
considered certain, and the grand ot,eci :;
PRESENT : 10 make i i paving road"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

certain that opposition will be made to it in the
House by members who will argue that il IS
more favorable to the poor man than any
clause il the bill The question Of amend
ments to the CONSUMPTION act has been securing
q large share Of the attention Of the Military
Committee Of both Houses.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l4.-Senator Bsyard, Of
Delaware, never having taken TIE aati rebel
lion oath required by act Of the last session.
was Informally reminded OF the fac. by the
Vice President TO day, and requested to say
whether be vas prepared to take il. he re-
piled in the negative, adding, if Ihe Senate by
formal vote required him to take il, be should
resign. The question will probably be brought
up tomorrow, and there IS no doubt if he keeps
his promise Delaware viii have . more fitting
representative.
". (. Sebastian arrived IL Memphis Oh tse
4th inst OF bis way 70 attend tie present ses-
sion Of the [. S. Congress. BIS term Of Seua-
tor has Jet two years to run. His admission I.
a matter Of question.
The House Committee on Territories will
soon repor. bills 70 bring Nebraska, Utah, aad
Colorado into the Union as Sta;es, and also 10
create new territory cut Of s9ue portion OF
OF Nebraska.
Mr. Ashley, Of Ohio, viii Introduce to-day
an important I'LL, provlding, il accordance
with the suggestions Of the Presidents Mes-
sage aud Proclamation. for The esiabl shment Of
a Provisional Military Government for tia di--
tricts Of the country il rebellion. and Tor ali
thor z.ng citizens Of such districts 10 organize
Stat governments.
The oil Of Mr. Ashley colfers Oh thu Pres
deat III power to appoint for every district in
the rebellion Military Governor. who IS to
have the civil administration until State gov.
eraments can be formed and Senators and Rep
resen tatives TO Congress elected.
Whenever the people desire reorganization
II State governments the Military Governor is
to order an enrolment Of the loyal electors.
A soon a. the number Of the latter will be
equal % one tenth Of the voters Of the Pres
Dental election Of lS6O, the Governor shall
order he election Of State Convention which
shall be authorized TO form q State government.
provided that i! be not repugnant to tue Con
-titution Of the United States OF tie Presidents
Proclamation OF January /, 1868, ard taat
slavery be forever abolished and prohibited.
The new constitution is to be submitted to
the people, aud after is adoption Senators AID
r. representatives. to Congress may be chosen.
all the laws Of the former constitutions OF
those districts, making a distinction between
black and white persons, are abrogatcd, and
auy Infringement Of individual freedom Is ~
De punished as kidnapping.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

Tee continued need Of money to obtain CON
forts aud uecessaries for the sick aud wounded
Of our army has suggested various devices for
the raising Of funds. The need Of money for
this sacred purpose still continues, aud il con-
sequence Of this, the ladie. Of Lansing, part Gu
larry those connected with the Military Aid
society. viii give New Years Supper at the
State House, for this purpose, from 4 O'Clock
tn P v. the 1t day Of January, 1854. We
would mos; cordially invite the citizeus OF Ian
sing also our friends II the country. all who
are il this good work, 10 give us their hearty
cooperation 10 alleviate TIE suffering or our
brave soldiers AID trust VIXEN the hour Of our
supper arrives, IL gentlemen viii take their
wive= or some other lady, AID come 20 tie
State House, where many good and excellent
things Will * 10 readiness for them. TIE FOL
loving edibles VI be acceptable: Turkeys
chickens fowls Of any kind, Lam-, teef, cOrned
a,d fr=sh, turaips. cabbage, potatoes. cbeSe
butter. eggs. Cream. aPple-sauce, pickles Of al
KIDD. cFaaberries- &c. &c. Doaations from
he country should be brought IN at least the
day lefore. a1d can be LETT q. tee house Of c
c. Darling.
We are confident that all that come viii feel
tie the and money well spe-l No pains vii
e spared to make the entertainment Que Of
proe-, mentally IS vel as pecun arily. We
trust . The patriotism of the people % GEE
bra;c this New Years day IL tbs way, and give
Of their bounty as tie Lord las prospered th=m.
Supper IS ceat- per couple. Oysters. either
cooked CT raE, . cents per di.h.
NRs. D. L. CASE
De-. a. 1873 CIR. Sse'y L II. L.. S.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
EXcaASGE OF PRISONERS

Washington, Dec. 10.
The Star has the following:
The Chiefof The Beaureeu Of Exchange OF Pris-
ouers, Gen. Hitchcock, has received from Gen.
Meredith . copy Of letter addressed to him on
the llth inst, by Robert Oald, rebel Commits
sioner Of exchange, announcing the deter nina
tion Of the rebel War Department hereafter, to
receive 10 more provisions from the North for
our prisoners in their hands.
We learn from Fortress Monroe that be ale
ges that persistent vilAfcstion and abuse with
reference to the nauuer in which the rebel au-
thorites have ca ried ont their pledge on the
suit Jet, Ia the reason for breaking up the ar.
rsngenent He promises TO dsver faithfully all
the supplies in question tia, had been received
up 10 the time the letter vas written, aud adds
that hereafter our prisoners in their hands Vii
be ratioued precisely the same as they ration
their soldiers in the field
Without doubt the allegation OF villi6catou
sad Misrepresentation, put forward as the reason
tor declining hereafter to receive supplies, is g
mere subterfuge, the real reason being the press
aud the jealousy Of the people Of Richmond u
the fac. that through the liberalty of cur Gov
eminent and their friends at home, the Union
prisoners in their hands were said to be living
better than any family could live in tho reoe
capital
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

y Tie Psovost Nsrsh.l General report.
the amount Of comuo,s;ion money receiTsd 10
Nov. Il, 10 b@ sio,73s,ooO, which was paid BY
$3.50 NEE.
TIE nsu5sr Of volunteers received into The
Criied States service, il ten months, ron Jan.
!, 70 Nov. J, 1868. xss ss,242-of whom es,-
sis we're f5r three years or the var. Nearly
y, 200 s5seutees sll desersers were spprshen-
3ed be,<een Nay Is. and Nov lst
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
To ConsumnlIxss.

The Rev z a. Wilson's Rsasty Tor co-ssmpii5a,
Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, coils, All a. IAroai All
Lung Affections together with q pluphli givirr
TIE prescription al sLoTt Ls.sfy c. hs case ca -
obtained OF FORD WILLS,
%'-n2 L4-I!-g
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

= Al accounts from Washington represent
hat tie Influences coming in from al quarters
against the repeal Of the lbree hundred dollar
cis1se o the C0uscriptiOn Act are very power
hat The rePesl might ssrse TIE price fo- sub-ii-
Isies a.. over tie country u run Up 20 tl,O0e.
Il e considered better fer tie poor man that the
az should remain =. il t.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
sAPoyrFIER
OR CONCENTRATED LYE FAMILY
Il A.

Ut W. : % y 7 n y . y " I'd HI
SOAP MAKER
WAR makes high prices; sapoa.s,r hsips 70 reduce
them i makes soap Tor F0ar eeats poan5 By us.ug
your kitchen grease
- CAUTION AZ spurious lycs ara o-5-s1 a.so, b
careful All only buy Tie Patented arss pgt % Il Lea
cars, a. others being Countcrfei,s
PENNSYLvANIA SALT MANUFACTURING CO,
Pa!.a-eiqh.a-No. - W4.luI si-esi.
s47ns PituburG-Pil Street and D-s1esae Way.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
Special Notices



Regular Comm -nicaii5u @. lansing LotEs 10. =,
T. aad A N vii be held II Nlsoalc Hal, On Thursday,
ltom0rrowl evening, Al o'cloek. a. wAi.h tina shs
annual election Of ocaoeFs wll taks pace p-as1-L
attendance OF the members isrcQasstsd.
by oRDER OF THE w
g P. ML-s, soe'y.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

~, applied to Gen. ROssesu for permission 10
take the oath Of allegiance under the amnesty
proclamation. He SAYS il aletter that The sciual
position IS 10, understood Or appreciated oy the
Teuuessee4us il The rebel army, sd that
their eyes have been opened oaig STAGE ne esp
tgre.
Washington, Dec. ).
TIE Star furnishes the following Ia advance OF
its publication:
kilograms were received last evening from
Knoxville Up to yesterday. Gen Poster had as
samet command Of the troops lately under Burn
side, and the latter had departed from the city
o. Cincinnati All Vas then quiet 10 tie vicinity
Of Huoyil.s
Chattanooga, Dec. l2.
Col Watkins, Commanding Kentucky brigade,
returned to day from cavalry recOuro;ssso ce as
far IS Lafayette. He dashed into Lafayette and
captured rebel sisua station, SIX officers AID for.
- priyases. The Colonel Of 4 large force Of rel.
els fed.
Twenty months Pennsylvania regiments have
been ordered home FOR Through, having enlisted
as veteran volunteers Numbers Of veteran reg.
ineis and batteries are prepared to enlist uuder
the lev order
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

~ The number Ct e,isranls ianted il NsE
York Jas, week was e,s9s. making 'he ;ot-l TT
he year, so IA. 1885 sgails. c. 499 . the
corresponding period las year. Tie s-ouui
Of the conuuis..oa fsud a. presen; II bank Il
szs,oeT IS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
Tzox -ExyEssEE

Co. s,z-er reports fron Columbia -, rebel
ie-sr,ers sad G. zeas 47e f3-s'n- 70 Ia. posi- Il
great nsa GERS. a-sin- - De aAo~e5 10 tske tie
cab under re Presidents Proc.arna;iou- Co.
Y z-er says IN regard 70 tie n-uoess arriving
la. be has never seen the Ike. \ se~ days
$50, CsP,. Pelkios Of tie 10Th TeHsssss csTsl-
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The Confessions and Experience
or ~


AhC NVuiCSSiOho anu LApcTltHCc
L NJ " n Il y ID.
Published for the beaed, and a. a wsrriig al
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who su5sr from Nervocs DEBILITY Premiere Decay q
Manhood, etc, supplying a. the s4E-s slms,
The MEANS or SELF CURE,
BY who has cured himself stsr being pat - great
e5passa- 80. 42.rST -JSI9-E1 ms-ca! E-m5uE aud
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, rsQ.,
G22yi Bedford, Klass County, s.
HuBoLc's Extract BCcEr.
TIE GREAT prarlIc
Hs!nboid's Extract B1ehu-
rs cTas. IlsrstA
He!nbolds Extract Brchs-
Ths Great risrste.
Hs,mbola's Extract Bssha.
rs Great ni1fctis.
And positive sns Specific Rsns;y sof Dsessss o. rs
D adder, Organic Weaknsssi El-Ecyt,
Gravel D!cp.y,
An1 all diseases o. tAo Urinary Organs.
See AevertsemeDt 80 another Co.1-. Cut . CIT, and
send Tor the Nsdi-!Hs 81 ores.
Beware 0; Counierfs.ts lu;c0
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
EOR ORDINARY INTERVIEWS,

EOR ORDINARi INTERVIEWS.
L Ds2os.ti1g Il Wants. a1c Trzus rg-t1 IA. ~
azvs 70 r.-z hey are nlie q tl- za-s II
materials az are e1s- -.c. irs.-s - CT y P-.-
ru-f All the eztsr.o- Las l1e R1s-v7o- --.-1- -
properly cs-r=ure he rsra1s O fls -e---s-i AZ
.r1-- pt..1 o water, cepre -i-S-. O Sc
-lzy Va rt = 1s4vs o-or b ksrt a 4--s > -
e. tbs c5r.--i-E tie -eczssi-y o. nasiF ~. =.
o-z az G--csss. : Sc a. t1s -o.- ~ f.F--
rs..ers .cnecsss-y ar s-s-2-s1 acs--s :. i--.s "a
aba s1va1l4Ess-
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there IS nothing yery startling or remarka-
BE IL tie uews Of The week. yet there seems
10 have been steady progress on the whole.
Gen Butler : waking Up Is Depar;m II.
On the l2ih inst. an expedition penetrated a.
TT as Charles City Court House Ion tie north
Sle O. james RIVER 10; ~ below City Po.al)
hea captured eight officers and So enlisted
men' beng The whole command Of three COM
Pan;es. Tie eneuy's camp. with lis equip
meat arms, ammll.i ca. and provisions, was
destroyed. Our loss IS Captain Gregory, So
ve1ely WOUNDED, one serseant and one corpo-
ri killed. ald f01r men wounded. The New
York Mounted RGes, 4 n hours, marched 20
miles, IT, 1881 y. l. Infantry, il 81 hours,
marched IL miles. mostly il severe storm.
moving day and uight, ard walking their
shoes 60