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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

Hill, Amasa Dubois Delhi, Charles HOlbrook
Ingham, Daniel L. Cross0ian. Lansing town
ship. Wn. A. Dryer lansing city: lst ward,
o. B. Webster % ward, WIN. Il. Pinckney.
Sd ward, James Il. Cable. 4th ward, z. E. Bee.
be. Leroy, L. D. Lighthan. Leslie, A r. L.
Covert. Locke, Truman Spencer. Meridian,
Mason Chatterton. OnOndaga, Joseph Gale,
James Reeves. Vevay, Peter Low.
Wheatfeld, George Beemsn. White Oak, John
Il. Gle lens. WILLIAMSON. j. VI. Williams.
We learn that Marshal Barry has removed bis
office from this city to jackson, for the better
conveniesce of the District
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Notwithstanding the present high
price Of tobacco, we can notice no particular
Cessation in its use by those who have become
votaries of the weed As much tobacco is
doubtless now used as when it was so exceed
ingly cheap. We think this is true. at least in
our own community, and We Judge SO by the
constantly Increasing trade of our friend Hinck-
ley, at the tobacco store in this city. We no
lions to his stock, which now embraces all the
choice brands of tobacco and cigars manufac-
tured, together with all kinds. grades and
qualities Of pipes. To all who still use the
weed, we recommend them to replenish, when
ever out, at Hinckley's, as he keeps the best
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At Mason, April 18th, 1873. JOAB PACE Esq, aged
- years
The deceased Of the early settlers Of Lsoni
Jackson county. arriving there IS early 1859. Old
settlers viii remember him as the landlord q tie
Grass Lake House, 1855 and = n 1871. he reno
we'd 10 Ysvay. IN this county, where be opened
farm In August 1874. be removed 10 lansing (having
contracted with Mr. seymour II connection with
sons-i1-aw, NsSsrs- smith and Pease) to repair The
dam ard erect the first mill. a. Lower Town. He
the first settler the Of city after the a
mented Blrchard- Very after his settlement here
be appointed ciass leader, il Methodist class
ths meeting bsag held il the old log house The location
Of the Capital here 81 brought swzrms Of PEG
pie before there house except his and be at once
procured regular preaching, which first held Il
his house and afterwards in his barn Father Page =
(as al loved q call HIM conveying the people with Ms
tea bell In 1852 he removed Mason having pureha-
So Judgs D-nforths the town mills and an
adjoining farm.
FOR several years the deceased h2 been entirely blind
yet his mental energies remained 10 the last Although
A. has been dark without for many weary months. yet
he always cheerful always CAD 70 hear hs friends
and always hal kindly word of chez sor younEo Old
who called upon him Af.er long waiting for his
Lord - the - Good Master has taken him to Himself
Cox
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APPoINTMENrs.-The following gentle
men have received appointments under the Pro-
vost Marshal Of this District:
James Monroe, Geo. P. Sanford, Assistant
Marsbals.
Danl 5. T~itchel, Clerk.
Mr.. Monroe resides at Albion, and served for
two years as a member of the Legislature. he
will undoubtedly make good officer. Captain
Sanford raised Company for the LIST Regiment
OF Michigan Infantry, upon its reorganization,
and remained in the service until sicknsss com
PEELED him to resign his commission. Capt Sar
ford and Nc. TwitGhell are both young men o
fine talents, and well fitted for their positions
The following appointments OF Enrolling Off
GERS have been made tor this county. Thei
names are a sufficient surety that their dutie
will be faithfully Observation-Disclosures, Jas.
Read. Aurelius, Barney G. Davis. Bunke
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nEThe Ladies Militarv AID Societ

TThe Ladies Military Aid Society
acknowledge the receipt of the following arti-
cles: Mrs. Z. B. Stebbins, bottle horse radish;
Miss Bell Hart, do; Mrs. c. c. Darling. l Of
picked onions Master George Ii. Pratt, l
bottle hOrse-radish; Mrs. I. ID. Billings ? tar
rels; friend, l l-2 gal. picked onions 4
cans cider apple sauce. 3l-2 los. dried beet; al
so quantity of potatoes, the name OF doaor
not known. Mrs. K. {. DART. Treas'r.
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TAcrostic suggested on hearing play
ed one OF A H. Gale & Cos. ne~ Monitors
from the Brooklyn Daily Times, February Goth, 1868
A new sensation banner Is uuflrlet,
H ave you not heard the '' MONITOR" worldr
C racefuly touchsd, rich harmonies replied,
a Ger the keys III obedient fingers glide,
L Ike fairy music Ger the midnight sea.
ach note awoke the soul 10 melody
A I'd as new modulations changed the chord
Y CIV spirit forms Of music swept the board
D ancng with elm JOY in sweet accord.
HE; Of Arts great trump cards-ihou art confessed
o l.. tunsful MoNIToR'-,he asst and best. C
- beautiful small 7oetave Piano Forte, called from
its immense volume Of tone
For sale by A. J. Viee, at the City Book
Store, Lansing, Mich. lW422
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4 MICHIGAN Man SHOT FOR DEsER-
terrible is war. One brave man
who, at the first call of his country, left his wife
and four weakly children, had served faithfully
more than two years-had been in almost every
battle-was wounded nine times-had nothing
but " hard tack" to eat for bread, asked many
times for a furlough to 90 and see his family,
but was refused The wife wrote him of the
great success she was having in making nice,
light, sweet, spongy bread, and that the chill
dren were plump and healthy. 1t was too much
for the poor man and he left. The mother now
SAYS II it had not been for Smiths Saleratus she
would not have been able TO save her children,
but would have saved her husband.
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seek the grateful shade which the bursting foli-
age Of our forest camp is beginning to afford.
This Regiment together with the Filth and
Seventh Mich. cavalry, are, and have been for
several weeks past doing picket duty on our ad
vance line, four miles from Fairfax Couat House.
How long we vii remain here or what will be
our destination when are relieved from this
duty, is not known in the ranks, but IL hoped
that We will g TO reinforce Hooker Most Of
our officers, as we'll as men, are sn1 ous TO see
more active service, for, nave never had
an engagement Of sufficient importance 10 test
the efficiency Of our arms and meu, they are de-
sirous Of doing SO at the earliest opportunity.
Tie tealth Of our regiment Is very good at
present. and the Lansing boys are well. as far
know, With the exception Of Mr.. Sommerville,
who had his leg broken iex days ago, by lis
horse falling on it. He is doing well. and will
doubtless soon recover.
The present health, condition aud spirits Of
the Army Of the Potomac was never better
copperhead reports to the contrary, notNith-
standing.
True, our late defeats have had a somewhat
depressing effect upon the troops, bu, discour-
aging or demoraliziDg effect it has not had, and
to-day this army is as willing and as able to light
az ever before, and ask for no better man than
Hooker to lead them. H. G. LEWIS,
9Th Mich Cavalry
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HOME TESTIMONY

SPRING PoRT, Jackson Co, Mich. Aug l.
Dr. w RObaok-Dsdr Sir. My boy about eight
years OLD was very much troubled with st Anthony
dance, that at times he unable 10 feed himself
frcqaenty falling down ht-and three Of my family
had the fever and ague. bought Of your soand
navian Blood Pills and Purifier Of your agent here Mr.
Calkins, and great joy they only cured the
fever and ague but my boy Of the Anthony dance
for which shall ever feel grateful
Yours truly, c. II BAUM
Hz-See advertisement.
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Wednesday Morning, May n, 1868.
NOTICE To OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The FIGURES which our subscribers viii dad attached
20 their their papers Indicate the NUHER Of
the paper % which their subscription is paid BY the
'namber" is meant the WHOLE NUMBER, +" which
may be found ia the heading Of the paper which IS
changed weekly being increased each week nifty
numbers constituting year. By referring this mum
in the healing " tho paper aud comparing with
the number attached ~ shs zane, direction the
paper sabcribers readily their accounts
stand on our books
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From the 9th Cav airy.
Headquarters Sixth Mich. Cav, !
Picket outpost, Nav u, 63.

Picket outpost, May u, '6S.
Mr.. Editor The ides Of May are efecting
glorious changes in our hitherto joyless condi-
ton. What with a most dissgreeabe winter
and an even more disagreeable spring, our so
jlurn in Dixie has been, thus far, only an endu-
rance Of all the ills a soldier can endure IN the
way Of camp tedium, snow, rain mud aud foul
weather.
But April's rivers Of tears are fast disappear
ing beneath the genial sun and balmy breezes Of
merry May. Men, as well as horses, have a.
ready shed their coats, and al, very naturally,
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IDENTIFIED We learn that an individ-
ual who was arrested in this city some three
weeks ago, and taken to Ann Arbor to be lodged
in jail, has been identified as one Townsend,
who several years ago shot a Canadian Sheriff
and for whose apprehension a reward of twelve
hundred dollars has been offered.
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RETURNED Our fellow townsmen AL
bert Z. Cowles and Dr. o. F. Chubb. OF the
Mich 2Oth Regiment, have returned home on a
Furlough o. twenty days. They report the reg
iment in good health.
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Tie incbriate may now bid defiance TO the tempting
cup Or. ZANE'S ANIIDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK IS a
for Drunkenness. It creates dislike for
strong drink, and be administered without the
knowledge Of the patient Price 81 box sent by mail
TO any address, by : c. CPHAM, 4O3 CaEsNUr STREET
PHILADELPHIA PA. Circulars sent free 6m4-O
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LANSING SALT Works The buildings
Of the Lansing Salt Company are nearly com
pleted, and the contractors will be ready to re-
commence boring, probably as early as Friday Of
this week
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TRAGIC AFFAIR.-The Clinton Repub.
lican gives an account Of fearful tragedy
that occurred in Watertown, Clinton county. a
week ago last Saturday. A Mr.. John H. Chap
man shot man by the name of Thomas B.
Std, and then shot himself Chapman was in
stantly killed and Std is likely to recover
The cause of the tragedy was the inGdelity OF
Chapman's wife.
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New FIRM-Our readers will not fail
to notice the advertisement of C. H. Thompson
& Co.. Grocers, TO be found in another column.
Mr.. Thompson is gentleman of unimpeacha-
bic integrity and our citizens may be certain
that he will do everything in his power, by fair
dealing, to make it an object for them to pat
ronize him. We hope he may receive liberal
share of patronage.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

MARRIED. - Our printers had quite a
gala day on occasion of the marriage of one of
their number. Mr.. II. s. Hilton, formerly edi-
tor and publisher of the Clinton Republican
Friend Hilton gave the crowd handsome treat
which was duly appreciated. Long may he
wave
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-27

HOLMES IL Co.-Onr readers will no.
T. 5 Holmes & Co. dealers 10 drugs, medicines,
family groceries &c. DR.. Holmes will not be
forgotten in the distribution of public patronage.
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A RARE PREsEST.-Our thanks are due
to Mrs. John A. Kerr. for the present Of beau
tiul boquet culled from her foe floral garden.
We assure her that the recollection Of her kind
ness will not fade with the loveliness OF her gilt.
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ss-spsrma,orrh@a can be cured "a

Dr. RAND'S SPECIFIC cures SpsrmGt0rrheIe Seminal
Weakness, ImpoeTy, Loss Of POUR DC, Speedily ana
s3er-sIy It's ELECTS are truly magical trial OF the
srzcIsIc VIII convince the most skeplca OF It's merits
Price 81 a box sent postpaid to any address by C.
UPHAM, 4O3 CaEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA Cir
cuags sent free 6m420
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Cutting and Making Done 10 Order
A ADMINISTRATORS SALE-In pur.
no CONTRACTORS In pursuance

Il Of act OF the Legislature OF Michigan approved
February l2th 1859 and amendatory thereto the
undersigned, Commissioner Of the Duncan, Apena and
Saube River state Road will let Jobs said road At
the following times anu paces
At Harrisviile, IN Altoona county, Tuesday, July
eth between 81 and 40 miles Of south end Of sail
road. beginning al River Au Sslbe.
Al Apena on Mon lay. July 18Th the entire balance
extending through the Counties OF Apena, Pressure
Isle and Cheb0ygin, making whole l29 mics
Plans and specifications made known on the days Of
letting Bids Will be received, payable il State swamp
Lands only said land be selected from any q the
swamp lands the Lower Peninsula. Good security
Will be required for the faithful performance Of the
work The Commissioner reserves the right % reject
any bid with the interest Of the state
Apena, May 18Th, 1853
222w4 DAVID PLOUGH, Commssioner.
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A Coop SIGN.-The News states that
the jail OF this county is at present without an
occupant, and that there has been but two con
fined therein during the past four months.
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MORTGAGE sALE-Default having

WI been made IN the conditions o. certain n0rtg age
whereby the power therein contained 20 sell las become
0yeratlvc) executed by William Tobias and Ella !
Tobias. his vie, Uf ugnam county Michigan. 20 Ira
davenport. o. the state Qf New York dated The
t-enth day OF December, A u. eighteen hundred AM
sxty-3le, and recorded Dec mber twenty eight. A
A 1861. ID the Office u the Register Of D-els for
county Of lnghan the state VI Michigan .lber
i Of mortgages, % page o.. upon which mortgage
claimed - be due. al the date u this notice
the % hundred and twenty eight dollars and
eighty three cents. and suit proceedings a. iaW
having Instituted 10 recover any part thereof
tee therefore hereby given. that THURSDAY the
wenty seventh day oi August It al twelve clock
noon shall sell az public auction u the highest bidder
sale % take pace a. the front loor Of the lrgaaIn
county Circuit Court H0use. the village Of Mason j
the premises contained s-ca mortgage, (or mach
thereof shall DC necessary % satisfy the amount due
Oh slch mortgage. Win per interest aud legs
costs together with attorney fee covenanted Tor
theren) that . say the follow piece parcel O.
lAnL siilate Z Ilgnlu county, Michigan, viz The
e4si hall north east larter @ section Twelve ~
IL township three north ~ range east.
Dated Detroit Nay -5th. \. b. lsr5
Ira DAVENPORT, Mortgage.
wv ! WATE2NAS. Attorney lSw2-
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S,IIiERs TO THE REscuE'-Yoang men, rushing into
exposures and dangers Of soldiers lie should prepare
themselves for the fAlal Fevers the DyseateFyi the
Sores AMI scurvy, which almost certain 10 follow.
holloway PILLS used occasionally during the cam
p4igl Will insure sound health 10 every Only Is
cents per box. "a
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IAivertisement.l

T"Onwar6 to Richmond" is super
ceded by the cry of Forward to the City Book
Store, to buy the fine stock of books, station
cry, wall paper. clocks, and jewelry, and to
obtain look at the new " Monitor Piano."
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RELIGIOUS SERVICE Prof J H. Fair
child, Of OberIn, Ohio. will preach in the Pres
byterian Church next Sunday, at the usual hour
Of service.
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NIARSHAL.S sALE-State Of Mich.


VI igau county % Inghsn. SPY virtue Of a wit
OF teri sacas issued Of and under tae sea- q the
Circuit Court n the United states Tor the eastern
t-ct q Michigan cirscte1 and delivered against
the goods an chates and FOR want Thereof then n
he lands and tenerne1ts n v liam Hin zsn al sarah
Hrzn and in favor Of Ebert L B. Curtis Ihavs seizet
and levied upon the following described and an1 pre-
sas 70 Wit: Lois1unber dteen and sixteen Of bl.cS
one hundred an seventeen the city q Lansing
" OF lngha and state q Michigan Aso piece lad
described a. follows Bgnning I've 81 RODS south
OF the south 4 block lss n the vags c.
Lansing county and State Aforesaid, running thence
south slxtv-tW0 and haf RODS thence west tweve
rods and twenty links thence south twenty rods 10
Grand RIVER thence westerly along said river 70 point
isr twenty rods ard twenty Inks Que vest q
he st described lne thence north seventy eight rods
or the-ezb0uts 70 the south Inc q Robert street
thence yur = 100 RODS % tie place Of besnrng
conta.n-E sixteen and 100 acres more O. less, Th ca
LANDS and premises shall sell al public auction % tie
highest bidder therefor ~ the outer 1oor O Tie Court
Hoes il The village o Mason n sai1 county Of lngha
q saturday the eleventh day o July next a. the hour
~ cre clock o. sad day -Tafe1 Nay 18th. So.
CHAS- : 1ICHEY- Llite1 states Marshal
By 2 y BCE-cH. SPECIAL neputy | : Marshal
6w4-2
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S pecial N office S
Special Notice.

Young gentlemen and ladies' wishing 10 prepare them
selves for teaching enjoy q. the best opportu
mites school IS devote all ny time to limited
number Of that class R TAYLOR
Lansing, March 10th, 1853. 4I2.f
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BE PREPARED IN TIME.


When seized with Pam, whether in the head bowels,
stomach, joints limbs back-w neither it be the Liver
Kidneys or other organs, use RAILWAY READY RE
LIEF IN few minutes all pain and unsasiness will dis
appear All diseases that indicate their presence by the
sign Of pain, discomfort OF uneasness, RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF administered when pain IS eXperien
esd-win positively arrest No disease would grow
upon you If it promptly met on It's first approach
Fever and Ague Yellow Fever, Typhoid Fever, Cholera
Dysentery, FuI, Dipthsria, Influenza, Small PcI. are
more easily prevented than cured-and II RAILWAY
READY RELIEF is used when symptom. Of discomfort
or paroxysm Of pain experienced serious sickness
will follow Let people bear this in mind be the pain
slight or severe use RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, and
you will avoid sickness Neither Opium, Morphine, Yer
atrum Arnca any other narcotic Anodyne will
levs you from pain quick
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
Nor are the effects Of these drugs and posons pleas
ant as the READY RELIEF
Qlinine il the favOrite hobby Of Physicians, in the
treatment Of Chls and Fever and Ague and other Fe
vers. Now RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, VIII prevent
attacks Of these diseases and il seized viii the
patient much quicker than quinne and leave the patient
sound and healthy condition Quininc will not DO
this. If RAILWAYS READY RELIEF was better under
stood there would be very little sickness persons
when they feel pain would it, there would be
crease Of pain or growth Of sickness 421w'-
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s25:l EMPLOYMENT. $50
AGENTS WANTED

We vii pay from SIS 70 SIS per mouth, ana al eye
penses 70 active Agents. or give Commission Par
ticgl4rs sent free. Address ERiE Swing NAcElSE
CoxPASY, r. JAMES, General Agent, Ni.aa, Ohio
4l9m6
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DROBATE ORDER.-state Of Mich

DROBATE ORDER.-State CT Mich
gan, county Of InEhzu, ss-At Es=sicr ~ tie
Probate Court Tor tie county OF 1Ela holden ~ the
P-oozts O1cs II tie village O. Mason ~ Hl1-a- the
18th DAY o, Nay, IL TIE year i18rssL- ght l1
drsd an sixty three. Present VIZ. fcck1cy Jl1re
o. Probate Il tie matter q TIE estat8 q Robert
Montgomery csce@sec o. reading a-t l-E 10 1etl-
tor duly verified, O. John william aid Jo-s' % 2o-t-
Eonery, praying that John d French. Jr.. 70 Eztol
Rapids Il ths county Of Eaton. Nichgsl ulsT q sp
pointed Administrator upon aid estate
Thsrsupon u q ordered That N01cay the i5-h 1ay =
me reIt. - il O'Clock tie forero-r. Re as g.
FOR TIE hearing q Ss1 petition and thsr The hers a.
Aw q "a deceased zn1 a. oLner persons i-teres1 =
Eslc estate required - appear ~ sess'- q -e1
Court then . be hoi-e1 a. tie PROBATE y-ce - ll-
village o. Mason AID show ease az there o. WY
the prayer O. the pstc-sr s1o-1 1ct oe zrz--- A11
i further ordered that sai1 petitioner Fs 11t-- %
the psrsocs sac estate q --= --ecy q
petition and tie bearing tnsreot y cz-s-g copy
o. u order b p1blslsc AZ the Lansing sp-5czu
Newspaper printed and circulating SAID county q
uEhaz Successive weeks previous % sad DAY q hear
ing. "A trEs copy w z PNCkAET,
42zvs Judge o. Probate.
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House andLot for sale!

THE undersigned offers for sale the
l. House and Lot row occupied By him SAID lot Is
situated OF The q Seymour and Lsqeer Streets
The house Is one story building, with five rooms. and
pleasantly situated. the whole : vel furnished, pas
tered painted ani papered throughout The l0t < ~e
set % shrubery fruit trees. &C VII tzke span q
good horses and = good ws<o1-the balance on easy
terms Please give cal before purchasing csc
where. and you vii lad i 70 your Advantage.
For particulars enquire az this once
B.w. BOTCB
Lansing, April II, 1858. evle
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DROBATE ORDER-State of Mich

l. igau, County Of lngham, sat- 4 session OF the
Probate Court for the county OF lngham holden al the
Probate Olce, the village Of Mason Monday, the
18Th day Oi May, the year thousand eight hun
drel AND sixty three; Present, VIM IL Piuckney, Judge
o Probate In llc matter 81 the Of CSssIus
smith, deceased OF readng and fling the petition
duly verified, OF ThOmls PARK and EiIZ4beth smith
administrators pray ing Tor license 10 sell portion OF
the real estate Of which SAID Cassus smith died seized
Ihereupon Is ordered, That Monday, the 9th day Of
July next al II O'Clock the forenoon, be gned
for the hearing u said petition and that the heirs al Ia
Of said deceased and all other persons Interested m
estate required 10 appear o. said Cosrt
then be holden at the Probate Once the village Of
Mason and show cause If any there be- why the prayer
petitioner should not be- granted further
ordered that SAID petitioner give notice - the persons
interested SAID estate, OF the tendency Of said pet
ton ana the hearing thereof by causing copy Of this
order 10 DC published the Lansing Republican = news
paper printed and circulating il SAID county OF u ham
Successive weeks previous 70 saiI DAY OF hearing
"a true copy.) WA H. PINCkNEY.
6w421 Judge Of Probate
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Work Nike q CNNovVN.
we HAOOA PINS

are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon liver, excit-
ing that organ 70 such an exte, rs that the
system does not relapse into it, former con-
dition, which is too apt TO be the case with
simply pursative pill.
They are really
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First Door North q Dodge and Beebe's Brick Block
EE-A share OF the public patronage IS solicited "a
C.H THOMPSON & co
Lansing Nay 81 1858