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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-26

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared BEFORE ne. an AIlsrr,p 81
t1e cay 81 PhiIAaslPaiA, ii. I. Helnkold. vhe.
bel1g duly sworn. doth say, hi, p,pr.,.,,... ,n,.
tain 10 aATeotie, no Esrsary, g. ota,, inSa,iov,
eEnssI tAs are pGTsly vegetable.
II. 7. HELNHoLp.
Sworn and subscribed bsiors be, hi. ia dave.
November, 1854.
VA ?. IlIBBAHp-
Alderman, Niath street, ALLOW. Race rbiIs.
Address Letters for information in oansa.r..
ii 7. HELMBoLD Chemist
n, pepsi iei soath Tenth street, below Chestnut,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-26

Beware of COunterfcitx
AID rsPRiNeIPLED DEALERS.
10 endeaEor to dispose !" OF raEax ewx ard
otasE articles on the reputation attained BY
Atlne0Ats 0enuine Preparations.
:. ExtEast Buehu.
SarsApariila.
Improved Rose Mash.
sod BY all Druggists everywhere
AK FoR HELNBoLDS-T4EE NO OTHER.
14saA5esfs Drag md CAsa.irsl HaysGsase.
ss4 Brcadaaag, Nv Ysrk.
CIi cut the advertisement, mi ts "a for ii, sad
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-21
The Roller.


There is no better pU.veriZer to follow
the pillow than the roller. We have evidence
enough Of this fact No matter how clOddy
the ground lifts, il the r0Oier follows. crush
ing the ciOds as they are freshly turned,
the action Of the sun and air will do more
toward completely puIveriZing cl0ds than
a thorough narrowing and cross narrowing
This is Of importance 10 farmers who may
have occasion 10 turn dry stubble land the
present and next month, with a view 10
seeding il with Fan grain. Let the roller
follow the plOw before seeding. Il will be
scarcely necessary 10 touch it with the har-
row. ii tue rolling Is done the same day the
soil is turned. The soil Is lell with smooth
surface on which the grain fails, and which
Is likely 10 insure its being covered TO a
uniform depth; or if to be drilled in, this
work is better done; but more important
than all, an excellent seed bed Is secured
in which the seed will gcrminate and grow
quickly and continuously without the and OF
a shower. For a packed surface secures
moisture generally. II the clOds are allow
ed 10 get thoroughly dry, the good elect
resulting from the use OF the roller IS much
diminished thereafter il cannot be too
strongly urged that this work OF rolling be
done as soon after the ground is turned as
possible. And talking oil the roller, il
should be here assertee that the farmer can
just profifahly puf in crops aud cultivate
his soil without a harrow As without a roll
err. 1t is gratifying to know that very many
farmers have learned this fact; but there is
still large per centum who are either ig-
nOrant or Indifferent eSpecting IL. Il should
be impressed upon them.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-21
The Drouth and Next Winter.

IL would seem by some observations by
Mr. C. L. Flint, Secretary Of our State
Board of Agriculture, in his last report
that We have reasons 10 expect the next
winter a hard one. Wemight infer so, any
way, from the fact that the last two have
been so open. But Mr.. Flint's views relate
to the connection between severe drouths
and subsequent cold weather. he says:
1.-The cold winter OF lS6l preceded a
summer marked 10y a sore and long contin-
ued drouth in July and August In l74S the
drouth was intense in New England, and
this summer WIS followed by so hard a win
ter that the suffering was intense. In l749
"there was another melancholy dry time; !"
the winter following "lOng and dreary:"
and the summer OF l762 accompanied b va
drouth Of terrible sel erlty."
Tie writer further cites the drouths OF
1854 and 1856. and the winters following as
evidence conclusive upon this point. We
sincerely trust this will be mother instance
OF the old saying that all gns fail in dry
times, but economy and fore ight ought 10
be in constant reQuisition in yiew OF what
may ensue.-BoStOn Journal
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-21

EXECUTORS SALE.-In the matter Of
L. he estate 4 ansel Adams. deceased Notice Il
hereby given that by virtue OF license grated 10 Is
by the rebate Court Tor the county Of lnshan 10 the
state Of Michigan as executors O. The LAST vii ana
testament Of SAID Ansel Adams. We viii sell IL pubic
auction to highest bidder al the former resi- e1ce
Of said deceased at eleven clock ~ tie forenoon o.
"Wednesday the 18th Gay Of June. 1864 all the right.
title and interest Of SAID deceased 10 and 10 the FOL
lowing described re4 estate. situated II the city and
tie township Of Lansing. a sll county, subject
20 TIC d4w-r right Of the willow % SAID deceased .
VII about IS acrrs 0 land being part o. the est
half OF the northwest quarter o. section Us fifteen
township "a four north, OF range two ? west located
IL the CITY u Lansing, On both sides % shaw assoc
street, and bounded south oy lands belonging % J
A Kerr vest oy section line and Lansing Ceia-ierE
north by section line aud Llns.ng e-tery an cas-
5y state Reform School 4A--s. \ part q sad lAnls
being encun5eTed By mortgage for 5 90, and
$50 back interest We expect. however 70 o. abe
70 give clear Ute. an = se sAi- Anas Il iois Of
nearly one acre each fronting OF SAia~assee street.
and the avenue fronting the state Reform >-Lool
Also the vest haf q southeast quarter % acres
and the fractional haf Of Tie south fraction Of
the northeast quarter 5lt acres Of section seven
L township : four L4rt1 Of range iT0 ~ west,
township q Lansing county aud state a-ore~sll SID
Ieci 70 llc1DorAlce Of = mortgage l-E = w an
about ISIS interest These anus viii be sod u TWO
&C znt one 81 = acre ots. arrangements having 6een
maze 10 LIT toe mortgage o. tie payment O. no;F
q the dues OF said mortgage q altogether a. nay
SUIT purchasers.
S.B-T1e ci;y property I'll be sod IL lots A
pat Of the sans eau be seen ~ the residence OF Ms
Adams, o. the prerlls-s
BETSET c ADAMS. and
J I'M : WOOD
Lansing AP:il !. 1854 Executors a. .foresAic-
Ths above sale : hereby post oned until TUESDAY
the 2sth Gay o. June 1s64 Al O'clock P. II
BETSEY C. ADAMS and
JOHN = VOID
lansing J-us IS 1874 Executors
Tie above sale l. postponed Until Tuesday, tie ISL
prTsFY 1. .DAWs. and
JOHN : WOOD
Lansing. June .. 1854 -4-9~sl Executors
The above sale Is hereby postponed until Tues
day. the 18Th cay o. August, az O'Clock P. n
BETEY C. ADAMS. ard
JOHN : WOOD.
lansing, July e 1884 -3<4s3 Executors
he above safe : hereby p1stp0nSd tai Tuesday
The 3. day Of August. a. l O'ciock n
BETSEY c. ADAMS. and
JOHN : WOOD.
Lansing. August Is. 1854. 1<-ss5 Executors
The above sale Elll De continued from day % 5zy
a. O'Clock P II, until further notice
BETSET c. ADAMS. ana
JOHN : WOOD,
Lansing, Argus; "a, lsei- ass EIscutors.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-21
aoritulturuI nnA 0umsstit.
parlOr Flowers and their Culture.

Ills one Of the most beautiful character
tst;cs offowers. that they are ATTRACTIVE a. a.
seasons Of the year, and never more 80 .na"
when made the objects Of hou7ehOi'l d r..
-, fhron0hout the winter months. Inc
nresence OF flowers in piaAl caoino' ~
small conservatory, or IA til@t pte'.les1 az. IL
most interesting OF modern NV S.isiy' ''.-
vrordian case cheats The winter OF hall us
,;.ror and Is a never ending source or graf
1fcation. Evrey one VINO has grown even
sery Ieraniuns IN pots, knows what an air
orbeautv their rich blossoms give 10 the a.
nartment In which they are placed. Inc
rarest and most deliberately carved iurnit-
IRE the most gorgeous Ornamentatlon,
nictures and statuary; velvet tapestry OF
RrnsSels carpets; curtains 1.-THE most cost
nest brocade-nOne Of these Injuries IN
which wealth indulges, can vie Win lie"
tastefplly arranged flowers. la impaIting 70
a room that natural elegance which springs
from the presence OF some vlvliylng princl-
ME however simple IL may be. There are
Two things which give 10 an apartment III
winter a charm which nothing else can
these are. a clear burning IRE IN an open
fireplace. and a stand Of flowers in bloom.
Leave a fireplace blank. heat the room Win
a furnace. and take away the nowers, ana
however handsomely the room may be iur-
nisbed, the sense Vi something wanting VIII
Immediately make Itself felt. freight IN
the winter is equivalent 20 sunlight IN sum
mer: and those old poets dl1 but express
tie common feeling. who sang the 9iories Of
1.-THE Yule lOg." and Of " the cheerful
hearth" which 70 the family circle, had
almost the elect Of q living presence when
the north wind was blowing. and the frost
was on the window pane. There IS 4 SINH
lar sense Of companiOnshi7 IN flowers; and
where they have once been introduced into
the parlor and dining room, those who have
been accustomed to them well know how
much their sudden removal IS missed, and
how impossible il Is for any work or art
adequately 10 supply their place. The sew
ing girls Of Paris seek % compensate FOR
the loss Of rural pleasure By cuiiivating
few simple flowers ~ an OblOng box Which Is
placed 10 their attic window, and the sOlace
which those few buds and blossoms afford
them In their weary hours of labor can
only be properly understood By those who
are similarly situated. IN Germany IL Is
common thing 10 grow ivy in pots, and
train Il 10 festOOn over The windows. The
effect OF this drapery Of living green Is very
beautiful. The difficulty with the geueraA-
" Of our fair country women, IN attempting
to grow flowers in the warm dry air Of an
apartment, has arisen from a want Of
knowledge as 10 the best manner OF treat
ing them. When badly managed, they have
a sickly look and no not blossom freely; yet
if the proper kinds Of flowers were chosen,
and their culture understood. tho attention
which they really require would be found 10
be very small, aud would be a1undantly re-
paid by the vigOr Of their growth, and in
due season by prOlus.On "a bloom.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-21

A NEW ARA new portraiture Is pre-
dicted from the discovery OF Mrs. Swan,
which presents a solid htelike likeness of
any one enclosed in 4 cube OF crystal. tn
effect Of the new process is to exhibit Tie
subject Of the new pOrtraiture with life-like
versimilitude and in natural life. You take
up small case. ana look through what APP
pears TO be little window. and there stands
or sits before you, in a pleasantly lighted
chamber, a marvellous etigy OF a woman or
man, as the case may be- The projection
Of the nose; the moulding Of the lips, and
al the gradaJiOns Of contour. are as dis
tinct as if an able sculptor had exercised
his skill; but the hair and the flesh are OF
their proper tint, aud the whole thing has a
singularly vital and comfortable look. H.
deed. were il not for the reduction in size, it
would be difficult To avoid the belief that an
actual man or woman III ordinary dress,
and with characteristic expression, was
presented 10 your eve. The swan system is
about 10 be introduced into the United
States.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-21
And has the Reversible Feed!

II combines all the GOOD QUALITIES OF
other nrst class Machines and possesses msny a.
vantages over any and all " tLem
Is the most Simple ani Perfect 90 iis heoharlca
Construction. Of any sewing Machine yes deere
70 the public and tie only one capable o.. u a rs
more than one kind Vi stitch.
The Feed nav be reversed a. -lg lsi-t desire
without stopping the Nlc1ine
Changes for the various stitches may be made rli
tie machine IS II motion.
It's stitches are Tic wonder ot Oil
The beauty u Is stitch i l1s1r qa--el
No other covers So large range NJ Wrs
Sews light and heavy fabrics with equal facility
The work viii feet either q ,L- risl-t " .4it-
Runs quietly; sews rapidly
No difficulty e1pert-uce- n sewing across tli-s
seams.
Needle more readily ADJUSTED than 10 any Other
machine.
Tailors cannot az I'd u 90 without o1c.
Every family should have - -' Florence
Its motions are al posiiiTe-
VIII last a lifetime
No springs 10 get oct - order
i thoroughly practical
The hernuer the most practical ID use
Turns VIDE anc narrow hens. ard VII fell bea-
tifuly-
Il braias neatly ami handsomely without fa.
slightest alteration
The most fnsxperieuced tot 10 iifcuity in 1sur Is
Oils no dresses al lis machinery being % the ~
Of The table
Evsv machine warranted.
Uwil substantizte al we claim f0r t.
4 J VILE. Agent
Lansing, Michigan 4syl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-21
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NTORTGAGE sAIF-Defanl, bavi,

MORTGAGE SALE. Default having
vi oeen made ID tie colcit.oa q = certain InorI-
sags executed By Joseph Beach and Correll4 Beach
his vile, " Wll-e OAK, IlgLam county. Michigan -
Samuel CTosuaAn, O. Am A. BIZ Michigan, lat-c TIE
1rst Gay u November, A. D. lslteen hundred and
lityslx. anu RECORDED January tllrtreLt1 eighteen
nunareL au1 L ty-Sslt, - tie once Vi TIE Register
Of DEEDS ior Tie county u CHAM, the Stale o.
Michigan II Ll0eT IL u Mortgages, On page IS, upon
which mortgage there is c--lElr1 % be due the
Gale u t1ls notice tie sun o. lao hundred ans sixty
three dollars -n1 t~0 cents all suit proceed
lngs ~ ~ having been instituted 10 Recover any
part Thereof Notce s therefore hereby givel, sh4i
u saturday, the 24.1 dAy Of September next one
O'Clock 10 tie Afternoon shat sell al public vendee
70 the highest 0ll-er al The door o. tie Circuit
court hose, u Il village q Mason. The county o.
II CHAM afores4l4, the premises u SAID mortgage
described, Or 50 n4cl thereof shall be Necessary
70 satisfy tie amount --e o. suca mortgage, Win
laterest All eg4l costs together with a. attorney
lee .. twenty I'VE dollars clvela1ts1 therein, t44t
s 70 say the following described piece or parcel %.
and siilate IN Ingn4m county. Michigan, VIZ. the
south vest quarter of The north quarter OF
lion twenty l. township No two forth, CT range NJ
Two eat. D-nsv4-4e, June 1s6f
SAMlE Il GRESHAM. Mortgage
VI. u ATWOOD, Attorney 47s~l3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-21

EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN present the
printing business seems TO have the largest
accession OF female help ofany OF the trades.
Many country newspapers are exclusively
"set up by women. and there are few
provincial printing offices in which they are
not employed. In this city, in the Offices
ofseveral Of the weekly papers. the compos-
itors are exclusively females and in many
large book and JOB printing Offices there is
an increasing per centage Of feminine
typos. Other trades have also under
gone salutary change in this respect. and
The old preludices OF workmen against the
employment and competition of the other
sex are rapidly disappearing. " I. O1Se7--
Ger.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-21

A LARGE OFFER FOR = HoRSR. We
understand that Mr. WEIGH al Phila-
delphia, lately offered Mr. Rysdyk. Of Or
ange county. thirty thousand dollars Tor his
celebrated stallion Hamb.ctoaian. This is
tne highest price, We believe, that has ever
been offered for horse in this country.
hanbletonian is the sire OF George Wilkes
formerly Robert dillingham; and n great
many other first class tTOtters. He is a
Hagnlneent horse, remarkably well bred
ior producing road-horseS, and is unQues-
Sonaoiy doing more towards improving our
lAst rotting than any other horse OF which
We nave any knowledge. Mr.. Rvsdyk de-
Suneo MI Welch's ofer.-W llkeS SPIRIT.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-21

DROBATE ORDER.-State OF Michigan,
i county Of Ingh4m. sat a session o. the
Probate Court FOR the county Of Iugham, holden ~
The Probate ONCE. "a the village Of Mason, on
the loth Gay OF August, IL The year one thousand
eight hundred and s4Ntylour- Present, Vim H.
Pinckney, Judge OF Probate. In the matter Of the
estate u A Lloyd steele, minor. On reaiing and
fling the petition, duly verified, II Mary } steele,
mother AMI guardian OF said minor, praying for a
license 70 sell the real estate belonging 20 said minor
Thereup0n IL Is ordered, that Tuesday, the III day
Of October next at IL clock the forenoon, be as
signed for the hearing u SAID petition, ak that
the heirs al law OF said deceased ans al other per
sons interested said estate required 10 appear
a session Of said Court. en- 10 be holden al the
Probate Office, IN the Village u Mason, and show
cause Il any there be, why the prayer Of the petit
toner should not be granted And Il IS further or
dered that said petitioner give notice % the persons
interested said estate OF the tendency Of said petit
ton and the hearing thereof, by causing copy u tins
order be Published in the Lansing Republican, Z,
newspaper printed and circulating IA said County
OF Ingham, o successive weeks previous 10 said
day Of hearing iAtrue copy
NM II. PINCkNEY.
sw4S9 Jude OF Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-21

DROBATE ORDER.-State OF Michigan,
i county Of IagAam, sat session Of
Tie Probate Court for the county u lnghaR holden
at the Probate once 10 the village u Mason, OF
I.eslay, the 9th day o. September II the year one
thousand eight hundred AID sixty four Present
Wm. Il Pinckney Judge OF Probate. IN the mat
Ter o. the estate Of Elizabeth = smith, deceased
o. reading Cling tue petition. duly verified, OF
Hiram smith praying that a. Instrument II writing
purp0rtiLs 10 Dc the last Will ald testament Of SAID
deceased, may be admitted 10 probate
TLereupon il IS ordered. That -nday. the 26th day
Of September next Al Il cock IL the forenoon be
signed for tie hearing u SAID petition, and that The
heirs law Of s4la deceased, ami all other persons
interested SAID estate are required 10 appear IL
session u said Court then 10 be holden IL the Pro
bate OElce. 10 the village OF Mason anu show cause
4 any there be, wAy the prayer u the petitioner
should not be granted And d Is further Ordered
that SAID petitioner give notice 10 the persons nteres
said estate, OF the pendency OF said petition
and the hearing thereof by causing copy OF this or
der u be published IL The Lansing Republican,
aewspaper printed and circulating IN said county O
Ingham successive weeks previous 10 SAID day o.
hearing fAtr4e copy WI H. PINCKNEY,
4sgw5 Judge OF Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-21

- when General sherman's army was
sshOssng tne Chatthoochie, a tremendous
s snun1sr storm arose, The lightning was
, ILL., ana exceedingly vivid. and EIGHT
0 0en were killed aud twenty injured hv II
stack or m1skets. O"e ID .
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-21
TINTED STATES NTERNALREvENUE

- lax and License Notlce
THRU DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN Notice is
hereby given that tn Annual Assessment List
for lSo4 has been received 10y tie Collector that the
duties licenses and taxes therein assessed have be-
come due and payable, and that SAID Collector OF his
Deputy Will attend for the collection OF taxes il Ing
ham County, al the following named places TO vii.
For tie City u Lansing ans the townships ~ Lansing
Meridian. Wllliamstowu, Locke, Leroy, Wheatheld
Aaieton and Delhi, from the sth 10 the 2sth day OF
september IS a. 1t the Office of the deputy in the
Secont National Bank Of lansing
JOSEPH MILL, Deputy
For the townships OF Aurelius, Nevay lngham
White OAK StocSbrldgc, Banker Hill, Leslie ana On
ondaga from tile sIb L. the 18th day o. september,
80 1s-r--y 49, lts-. 81
Mason. H. HENDERSON Deputy
y. B-The Excise Laws require that Ten per cent bc
added 70 al due AID unpaid after tne days here
named for payment, and that ali taxes oe PAID III
lawful money II the United State
Persons nezleciing payment Tor more than ten day
beyond the specified. subject themselves 70 ti-
cost OF special notice AMI The expense OF serving H.
IRA MAYHEM.
Collector Third District of Michigan
Albion. September, s. ist4. 4osw+
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-21
DROBATE ORDER.-state of Michiga

DROBATE ORDER--State OF Michigan,
i county of Iughlm, sat a session Of the Pro
UAte Court Tor the county OF Ingham holden ~ tho
Probate Office ~ the village q Mason, Oh TIE
9th day Of september ia the year thousand ght
hundred and sixty four Present, VIM II PncSuey
Judge Of Probate In the matter of the estate Of
john W Phelps ate OF Nevay. deceased. On read ing
anu filing the petition, duly verified, Of Mary e.
Phelps widow OF sand aeCeas. q, praying for letter
Of administration upon SAID e. tate.
fhereupou Il l. Ordered. that Monday, the 10th DAY
Of October next al IL oc.ock ia TIE forenoon be-
assigned for the hearing OF said petition, and that
the heirs at law Of said deceased and all oth~I
persons interested IN said estate. are required "a
appear al session oi said Court then L. Doc holden
al the Probate Office, the village q Mason, and
show cause, if any there he Why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be- granted AMI 70 IS further
Ordered That said petitioner give notice 10 the per
sous interested in SAIL estate ui the tendency cd said
petition anu the hearing thereof. by causing copy
OF this order 10 be Published IN the Lansing Rtpub
Hcan, a newspaper printed and circulating IL sad
county Of Ingham. g successive weeks previous 10
said day Of hearing
A true copy WI H. PlNCkNEli
-guw3 Ju ige OF Probate.