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srnhins and Mercurial Disease.

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From T. j. French, " D., on emiRenf physician 81
Iarr,nr6, Mass, trio Is q prominent member -
Ihc Legislature az Massachusetts.
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lul alternative b. required
NJ. Chas. S. Ian Iicir. # Neir Brupsri-i, n. J..
hal dreadful ulcers his legs, caused by the abuse
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him Few cases can be- found more nNeierale ana
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CerroS AT THE SOUTH-A recent article in
the Richmond Whig estimates the amount OF
cotton at present within the limits Of the "Con-
fedeHcy" at 8, 900, 900 bales, of which the reb-
Ell government owns about SOC, 900 bales.
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Stomach. Liver & Bowels.

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Of
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HOSTETTER'S BTTTERS.

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DROBATE ORDER-State If Mich.

Il lgAn. County Of lng--ra. sat d sass b.. Tie
Probate Court for the county ~ In-l4m. . q --e
Probate Once N the village ol Mt-Hl. VA Nla f-
4th day OF January, the year oue tA. .s-l -l-
dret and sixty four, Present. VIM. II lllal S -
Of Probate Ia the matter oi tA. estate oi Isaac -
ley, deceased. or reading AMI llil- t1c --.f
verified VI A H9lley admin str4tor 10 t-- estate o
said deceased, praying. among other things. i- l f
der allowing him o. settle ana Dr. discharge + a- b
Ininlstrator,
rhereupon Is ordered. That Monday. Tie ls- .aE 1
February next, at II clock ia the forenoon. 0e ASS
for the hearngol sal petition and thai tn le-- , M
Of said deceased. and all other persons interested U
estate, required 10 app 10 o Session o sa irt
then u be holden al the Probate uc- u The village 10
Mason and show cause. L any there boz. wE te ar oyer
OF the petitioners should l9t te granted Aalit -ter
ordered that SAID petitioner give notee On tae p- ~
interested 10 said estate II The rrlterE oi -I ft'
ton and tLe hearing thereof. bv cll-ll copy H
order to De pab-ishei 10 the Lansing plhi-. news
% Der printed and circu4tilg 10 SAID county o r
50 cesslve weeks prcyioes 90 sall day al hearing
a true copy W3i- b. plNtANIf
SWISS JlL-a u. + l-.-
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81 Ayers

TIE WORLDS GEEAT REMEDY FoR
Scrofula and Scrofulous Diseases

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Legal Advertisement is.
DROBATE ORDER-State Of Mich

DROBATE ORDER.-State Of Michi-
Il gan county OF lnEham- $ At q session u tle
Probate Court FOR the county II I-gllll. Ll 10 t
Probate ONCE in the village u Mason. Az t-e
7th day December. II the year one thousand lt -l-
dred and sixty three Present. Wm II Pnckls J-lcs
Of Probate In The matter ui tile estate Ct /. ll-t
z True. deceased On reading and L-ll- tLe rlti-
ton duly verified, Of MlQs McRalert. a-mn-strltar
upon said estate praying for license O. SCH the zeal
state OF which said deceased died seized
Thereup0n i i Ordered thar M0l-av, he i>t y ID
February next Al Il clock ll tLl r-leL. hs
FOR the hearing Of sald petition ana t-4- --e A-i-s
at law OF said dece4se- and Al other persons inter
ested said estate required 20 appear a. ss- a-
Of said Court then o. be holden 10 The Probate Hle
the village Of Mason all show cause y any there Doe
Why the prayer Of the petitioner should lat h granted
And i further Ordered That slli petitioner V
tce 10 the persons interested y sali estate ~ rIe pel
dency OF said petition. and the hearing thereof ny
ing copy u this order % Doe published l Oh L-r-
Republican, newspaper printed and circulating - SAB
county Of lngham successive weeks previous O. --
day u hearing.
A true copy Wa II FlNthNtf.
45lW6 Jl g. ot pr .--e
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St. Authony's Fire. Rose, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head Sore Ewes.

Prom E0rrfu seeker, fSq-, ne 00ie edfor W Ah
IimkiurIurt Dcmocraf, FenAsglrdHi0-
our only child, about three years ol age, was
attacked lv pimpics on his forehead iheN rapidly
.r,.d ,,pfil th,v formed "a loathsome aud ,irulent
sore. which covered hs face, aud actually blinded
ms ewes ior some DAYS A skiiiu physician applied
nitrate of silver and other rcmcdie-, without any
atnareut elect For fifteen DAYS guarded his
hands lest with them hp should tear open thc les
t.rin.- aud corrupt wound which covered his whole
face Having tired every thing else we had any
holc from. Ne ht-an giving your SAil>ArAilLLAs
anna applying Tie iolidc oi potash lotion, az You
direct Tho sore began 10 heal when We had given
the first bottle and was well when we had finished
the second The child's eyeashes, which had come
out crew again. and he j. NOW as healthy and iair
AS aIv other. Tho whole ncighborhoOd predicted
that the child must die
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
pureativcs in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, that we need
not do more than 10 assure the public their
quality is maintained equal 10 the best II ever
has been. and that they may Doc depended on
TO DO all that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. c. AVER, NJ D., & Co,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
b Uayrr a. -0a Ford & Wells Nswhro Bro and
al. Irlgg ISIS n Lansing. j. ". lhf.ls Co. Mason,
and 40 Urur.I-t7 every where
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DROB ATE ORDER-State Of Nieh-

l. igan COUNT Of Ia-nam. sat @ sss ion Of the
Probate Court tie coilty ol llsl4n. holden t tr
Probate once ID the ylaE nj Nssol. Nll-. 8. OIL
An day OF Janrery- Tie year oslo thae- e.-it
hundred aud slxty-our. Present. Wm. II ll-r.a. a.
Judge Of Pr0bat- In the matter vs. the estate 90 J. I
Boswell, deceased ON reading ANA ding rlr ne
ton. duly verified, Of Josephls WpolAul. I-tr
tor OF estate Of said deceased. praying. among other
things, for an order allowing ham O. settle and he a-
charged As such admlaistratlr-
Thereupon II IS ordered that Monday tile lst 'r 20
February next Al oclocS n the toreaoan. ocas
for the hearing Of said petition and that th, ter-
Of s1i1 deceased. and all ltlar persons iltersi l -
estate. required To appear AZ session e. -l Court.
then To be holden Al the Probate o.lc DID Ga.
Mason, and show cause any there br. why tAt prayer
Of the petitioner should NOT boz granted ANA j. lur
Their ordered, that sail petitioner give lotce f Tire per-
Interested 10 sand estate o the tendency % st
petition ant the hearing thereof. by causing copy %.
this order 90 be published lu th- Lansing EapIl.l.
newspaper printed ami circulating ia SAM county Ni Ing
ham, successive weeks prev ID sail a4F .i-
ing. a true copy WI IT, FNtNNtl.
+54w3 Jli oi Probate
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Piano Fortes & MeIOdeOns,
is SOLE AGENT FOR THE

w GALE Co. Piano. and SIMMONS WHITNEY Melo-
deems Lansing, Mich would call the attention Of the
public 10 his stock OF instruments. In the purchase o.
Instrument. two things 10 be accomplished. The
first O. perfect ALsicGl Insrunie7st combining every
desirable pollt which goes make up melody. power
sweetness IL action. and durability. The other
o. possess beautiful and ornamental piece Of furniture
both OF which are combined 10 the above instruments
Those who have them viii admit that they
excellec by any the market. Every instrument Is
fully warranted TO give entire satisfaction and Will be
sold al Manufacturers Prices
fine Octave Piano with ali the late improvements,
cal De for few days Call at the City Book store
AZ A J. YIEIE.
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7 Q NJ S Q r | A L i.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.

Il n
DISEASE OF THE NERVES. SEM
~ nal. Urinary aud sexual Systems-Dew and reli-
able trsatmentin Reports Of the Howard Association
sent by a IN sealed letter envelopes free OF charge
Address. Dr. J SKILlIS HOCGHTOS, Howard AssocLa-
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ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HEIMBOLD'S TAKE NO OTHER
Cut ont the Advertisement and send tor 1t.
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MONTGOMERY q uELLAR.

Al Charlotte. BY z ~ SHEPPARD
Al Mason by Jn0- Coatswortl. and J. Du-sb1rl.
Al Eaton Rapids. ny Leonard * c..
At Howell. by Wn. McPherson & Coz 5f-ph-r=cn *
Nils. and Wm Riddle
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-08

Brilliant Victory Of Col. Ngulligan--Ths
Rebel Less---Prisonexs and Ooserters.

Brilliant Victory Of Col. llulligau--Ths
Rebel Less---Prisonexs and Oesertexs,
New York, Feb. s.
The Herald has the following specials
to- might:
In the Field, Feb. 4, P. M.-After
six hours hard fighting Col. Mulligan
drove Gen. Early from Moore6eld and
then sharply engaged Gen. Rosser on the
south fork.
We have met with brilliant and signal
success.
Headquarters West Virginia, !
In the Field, Feb. s.
Gen. Early has been compelled to re-
treat up the south fork of the south
branch towards the Shenandoah valley, in
consequence of the vigorous manner in
which be has been attacked and pursued
by General Kelly's forces. Our arrange
ments have proved successful in defeating
the enemy's designs. We have taken
quite number Of prisoners and recap
tured many Of those taken from us.
Our forces drove the enemy out Of Pc
tersburg. The enemy lost large num-
Der of men BY assertions, and deserters
continue to come in.
The occupation of the wires with mill
tary business precludes the possibility Of
sending larger dispatch at this time.
Weather fair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-08

a - se Columbus, O., Fsb.8.
About one score and ten broken down
politician ssssDblsd By several Of the
gentler sex, have been in conclave all to-
day, calling themselves the, New Church
party: They we're under the leadership
Of High Priest Olds, Of Fort Lafayette
memory. and = political scsllawag By the
name OF Given, an en- Methodist preacher,
Who was 50 much affected with sece.h
doctrines as promulgated by the Crisis Of
this place and Times Of your city, that
his congregation gave him peremptory
notice to fod another Geld Of labor
Nothing but talk was done other than to
name the new organization the Christian
Union Church. Indeed. the whole move
ment seems to be . failure. A dozen or
more backsliders under the lead of such
miserable political and moral sinners as
Odds, Given and Van Trump are not like
~ to revolutionixe the theological world.
Thi. very select body Of very exemplary
Christians is still in session in the hall,
out of reach of the general public.
Basil Duke has been released from con
fnement in the Ohio Peniteutisry by or
der Of the War Department. He is now
on parole with instructions to report at
Camp Chase.
The House to-day passed resolution
censuripg and condemning Cox and PEN
dleton OF Ohio, copperhesd congressman.
for voting against the patriotic resolu-
lions offered in Congress by Greene Clay
Smith. Of Kentucky. on the ground that
they have proved false to the war plat
form on which they we're elected.
The South Carolina delegates with a
few weak kneed Union men voted against
the resolution. The Legislature has
passed bill to accept congressional grants
Of land for an Agricultural College.
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New York. Feb, 8,

The steamer Edinburg. from Liver
pool, Goth. arrived this morning. Her
news is anticipated.
The Times Newbern letter Of the ed
says our loss is not heavy-perhaps hun
dred would cover all our killed, wounded
and missing.
Lieut.. Col. Fellows, Of the 18th Aassa-
with several other officers, have not been
heard from.
The gunboat Underwater was captur-
ed under the guns of our fort, which
shelled her and set her on fire and she
blew up.
The Tribune's Newborn letter of the
LIST Gays our pickets we're driven in on
Sunday night. At Bachelors Greek,
Deep Gully and Briar Creek.
Lieut.. Col. Fellows, of the 18th Macs
achusetts with lis men, and q detach-
ment Of the Goth New York, with = sec.
ton of Captain Churchill's battery, went
on the Washington road this morning.
Another section went out on the Trent
road and was captured. Only lis men Of
the 18th Massachusetts, came back. The
enemy came on in overwhelming num-
bers, but our troops held them in check
until the baggage and camp equipage
could be removed or burned. Col. Eel.
lows, Surgeon Gsloupe, Captain Lloyd,
Lieutenants Lovy, Comins, Hill and Mann
are missing.
A detachment Of the 18th Massachu.
sets under Lieut.. Conn, got to the
camp Of Col. Classou, with some of the
1894 New York, in time to help to burn
the camp and hospital stores. Lieut..
Conn saved the garrison, which in the
confusion had been left. The enemy fol-
lowed our men closely until they we're
under the guns of our fort.
Our total loss is probably 90 or 80 kill
ed and wounded and perhaps loo cap
tured. The enemy's loss is supposed 10
be 10 or lie killed. and so or 60 wounded.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch
has a rumor that Gen. w. ]. Smith is to
command the Army Of the Potomac.
Gen. Butler confidently believes that
an exchange Of prisoners will yet be con-
summated. Commissioner Ould returned
to Richmond from City Point fully con-
WINGED that our Government intends to
sustain Gen. Butler. Ould is in favor of
the exchange.
There are nearly sci 100000 in gold
in the Treasury.
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New York. Feb. /

New York. Feb. 8.
A special to the Post from Washington
says the Presidents friends assert he will
veto the CONSUMPTION resolution il sent 70
him by Congress.
A Nashville letter, dated esd, says
Longtreet's forces, which have been
heavily reinforced from North Carolina,
are concentrated at Sevisrville.
Our communications with Gen. Park 1t
Cumberland Gap are cut of; bu, General
Park announces by courier that he can
hold the Gap for months.
The battle ct Tazewell, Sunday, lasted
some hours.
Gen. Wilcox was painfully, though not
seriously wounded. Our forces we're re-
pulsed, and fell back to good position.
since which they have not been molested.
Our loss in the brilliant cavalry affair
was 100. Leslie, of the 4th Indiana, was
MORALLY wounded. We took 1877 prison.
ers and three guns.
Skirmishing is constantly going Oh
along our entire line.
Lonstreet is hourly expecting reinforce
ments from Johnston.
Gen. Foster 10 in direct communication
with Generals Grant and Thomas. No
doubt is expressed Of his ability to carry
out Grants orders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-08
New York, Feb. 6.

=
The steamer Columbia brings New Or
leans dates Of the 3Oth ult.
Politics were at fever heat.
II was thought John Michael Hahn
had the inside track for the Governor.
ship. District Attorney NAPLES was also
prominently mentioned. TT. Earhard,
was mentioned for Attorney General, and
Robert Montgomery for Treasurer,
Paymaster Lawrence had been robbed
Of $50, 900, distracted FROM safe.
The Columbia brings Havana dates @oi
the Cd inst.
Vera Cruz advices were to the 2lst Of
January, and from the city of Mexico to
the 18th.
Report said Zacatecas had been occn.
died BY the French. but Sociadad denies
it. s'
There had been few .k;rm;sh..
throughout Mexico, but no imnor,.n,
lighting.
The occupation Of G uadalaxsr. and +.
naz Callntz BY the French troop. is coS.
frmed Gun
News from St. Domingo reports an :, !.
tack on Spanish supply steamer and
several attempts to recover the town =,
Crustodale. IL miles from the cap;tal
A council of Generals was held A. H..
vana on the Both ula. at which General
Ve'sus stated nothing could be done in
st. Djmlngo. without 40, 600 more troops,
ana that even when the rebellion WA pui
down, $4,000 must remain there tee
years. Vergus is the Commanding Gen.
eral in St. Domingo.
II was stated BY Others that over ak
millions dollars had been sen. from Cnb.
alone. and that there ase 1000 sick no-
in the hospitals at st. Domingo. Porto
kico and Cuba, and also that no more
men, money or equipments can be sp.red