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Bursting Of the Great Wizard Gun.

The monster gun. whose Castiu5 az tho
Wizard Ordinance Works We described some
weeks since, was on Saturday last subjected
10 so severe test as 10 cause its almost to-
tai destruction. Though Of but fifteen in
ches calibre, the gun, from its peculiar pat
tern, was probably the bulkiest piece Of or
dnance ever made in this country, being
Is feet in length, over six feet il exterior
diameter, and weighing over 46, 600 pounds
The charge was Tar greater than any ever
before attempted, consisting of so pounds
Of quick burning powder, and an elOgnated
shot Of 900 pounds weight; the cartridge
was 10 inches in diameter by Is II in length
the ball solid double shot 10 inches by p
This Is more than three times the service
charge. The gun was fired about dusk
and caused an explosion by which many in
the city, IL q distance Of two miles. were
much alarmed; when the clouds OF smoke
and gravel had subsided, il was found that
the gun had been blown 10 fragments. one
piece Of about -, 600 pounds weight having
been hurled distance OF about 200 feet.
In view Of the immense charge, VI. Wizard
took every precauuOn 10 keep the bystand-
ers az ! safe distance, and 10 his caution
We may attibute the fact that no one was al
all injured, though the flying fragments
passed II alarming proximity 10 many Il
the spectators Whether the rupture W..
caused by defective casting, or was due
merely TO the heavy charge, we are unable
to state--IreHto'l N. j. NOnn0r.
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~ The late Journal, Free Press, and
Copperhc..d papers generally, are publish
ing Manifesto of the Confederate States
10 '..e World" For trhat ? just look at the
acts one moment. \ set of traitors and
rebels are banded together, fighting to des-
troy the Constitution and Government OF
our Fathers: they put in print the best JUS
tifcation of their crimes they can frame
and these papers volunteer to publish it for
them at the earliest momentory all through
the loyal States, accompanied We believe in
some cases, with commentary notices. Why
is this done except to help the rebels in
their work And what is their work, but
the destruction of this nation?
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New Dress.

We present the REPUBLICAN TO our read
ers this week in new dress, and enlarged
to an eight column paper. 1t may, perhaps
be deemed an odd time to enlarge, when
everything pertaining 10 the newspaper
business, aS Wen ~ every UtuCt UIaIICn "a
We confess it was with great misgivings
that We came 10 the conclusion to enlarge,
but felt Impelled TO do So by sense of JUS
tiee to our readers, and our advertising pat
rons Our readers have borne with US pa
tiently, as we have encroached with adver-
tisements from week 10 week upon columns
which should have been devoted to reading
matter. Our advertising patrons have also
been patient never having murmured
at our issuing in supplement form that
which should have been included in the
body OF our paper. We are thankful for
this kindness and indulgence, aud trust
that in our new form We shall be able ~
make due reparation for the past, hoping
at the same time that We may receive that
encouragement in the future which our lib
eral expenditure would seem TO warrant
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MnIARY-The following is an extract
from a letter written by II. G. Lewis, Of this
city dated.
CAVALRY DEPOT,
Cry PoINT Va June %. 1876


CITY POINT, VA, June %, 1916. !
The Michigan Brigade was mounted
Yesterday. You must know that when We
broke camp last spring at Culpepper, in our
brigade alone were several hundred dis
mounted men, about twO-thirds Of whom
were new recruits. Finding it impossible
10 procure horses enough 10 mount rs he
fore the opening of the campaign, Uncle
Sam has compelled Us to march the VIII ole
| weary distance from Culpepper TO this place,
on foot, some attachments Of US doing du-
ty as train guards, &c, while the remainder
Of US were only an appendage to the train,
and a nuisance any where on a march-eX-
cept, perhaps, to consume the scanty "a
tons that were so begrudgingly bestowed
and 10 consume by inhalation the clouds OF
dust, which our train inevitably raises.
Our regiment, the Sixth Michigan cavalry,
as indeed the whole brigade has lost heavi-
ly during the campaign. Among their
names my Lansing friends will recognize
the following: Killed-Sergeant VIM. H.
Daily, Carlos Rider, Levi F. Jones, Charles
Buck. Wounded-Lieut Kanouse, Peter
Bower, Tom. Murray. Prisoners William
Kendall, VIM. L. Lewis, AlonzO E. Norton
H. Cramer. Our camp is near the junction
Of the AppOttomax and James river, and
and We are within easy hearing Of Grants
eternal GROWERS before Petersburg which
is only eight miles distant. The rivers are
thronged with every description of craft,
and business seems TO be very brisk, al
though money is getting scarce We have
had no pay for months, nOr do We expect
any until the campaign is ended. Tell our
friends to write to US, since we have no
stamps to write them with"
Lieut.. Jerome B. TenEyck, of this city,
OF the Third Michigan, has been promoted
TO be Captain in the consolidated Regi-
ment known as the Fifth Infantry. Lieut.
TenEyck left here in May, 1861, as sergeant
in Company G, and has consequently been
in the service more than three years, hav-
ing been through ali the vieissitudes of the
Regiment His promotion is just reward
for his long and faithful services.
". r. Stahl writes Us July 2d: Go. G.
of the old Third, has now become Co. F.
Filth Regiment. and our friends will please
address US accordingly. The total loss Of
Co. G in killed, wounded and missing since
May fifth is twenty-five. Tie following
were wounded at Petersburg June 10th: E.
W. Clark, leg; J. ]. Cutler left breast; c.
F. Shaft, arm The following have been
missing since the battle Of the 22d: Samuel
Mathews, Daniel Shattuck, C. A. Price, lst
Lieut. John Bissell, Sergeant The follow
lowing were killed June l6th: B. F. Ham
mond, P. H. Wiers, corpOrals"
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION. call
attention to the notice at the head of our
columns for 4 Congressional Convention
for this district. AS the delegates to that
convention from this county have already
been elected, it is perhaps only necessary
that our readers should be appraised of the
fact in order that they may know that the
convention has been regularly called II
there are any counties in the district that
have not yet elected delegates, it is import
ant that Immediate action be taken, as the
time is short
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-20

SPECIAL NOTICES.

The History Of HOstettor's stomach
Bitters.-Tle most Teflsrka1le medicine o. The
day. AID the nany cures that have ben psrforme-
With % IN eases o. Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Ner
v0us Debility ant other diseases arising from cis
ordered stomach or liver, Places q olce among IL
most astonishing discoveries tllt has taken place il
the medical word Tie diseases = Wh.ch b.ters are
applicable are e. ors tLst there are 6lt few Of
our frienss who may not tess TIER virtues 10 Their
own faues or circles c. saiutances and prove L.
their own sat sfaction that there al east rene
~ am0nr the many alveri.s-d MEDICINES d e-vng
tie pablic conmellztiol-
For sale By Druggists and dealers every where.
4s2m1
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STATE NOMINATIONS.

For Governor,
HENRY n. CRAI@U, OF Oenesee.
FOr Lieutenant Governor,
K. d. GROsVESOR, of HiIlsdaIe.
For Secretary OF State,
JAMES ID. PORTER, Of AlIegan.
For State Treasurer,
JOHN OWEN, Of Wayne.
For Auditor General,
EMIL ANNEKE, of Inghnm.
For Commissioner Of the State Land Ofice,
CYRUS HEWITT, OF Calhoun.
For Attorney General
ALBERT WILLIAMS, of IOnin.
For sup't OF Public Instruction
%. HOsFORD, OF Eaton.
For MEMBER Of State Board Of Education,
WITTER j. BAXTER, OF IilISdale.
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Editor OF Republiean.-DEAE S,s. W.
your permission wish to say 10 the readers ri, -
paper that will send, by return maj. 70 Al
i Cfree). Recipe, with fun eirsctioas ~
and using simple Vegetable Balm TIA, WI =
tuaily remove, in Ten days, Pimpies, Blo,eh.. =.
Freekies, and all impurities Of the ska. lav,- :,
same sofi, clear, smooth and beautiful
Twin also mail free 70 those having Raj H.,s.
Rare PAGES, simple directions ard imforma,io, a..
viii enable them 70 start fan growth ~ 49,
Hair, whiskers or Mcustaehe. IN lsss than tb,-,r
days Respectfully yours.
THOs ? CHAPMAN. Casns.,
sS2n5 SSl Broadway New YORK
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A CARD.

In consequence Of the greatly Increased cost Of pa
per- printing materials and labor the Undersigned in
conformity with the recommendation Of the recent
Convention Of Michigan Publishers, have raised the
subscription price Of their respective papers 81 90
per year payable In advance, which rates will be
strictly adhered to. No Club or Campaign rates will
be adopted BY Us, but We will receive subscriptions
for three six or Line months at tie rate established
above.
Lansing, July 10Th. 1864
JOHN A. KERR l. co,
Publishers Lansing State Republican
PECK & CHAPMAN,
Publishers Mich State Journal
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Republican Congregational Convention
Third District, Michigan.

Republican Congressional Convention for :he Sd
District, Michigan, 10 nominate candidate for Rep
rssentative In Congress, will be held Bronson Hall
in the city Of Jackson Tuesday, ths 2sth day Of
July, A d. 1854, at IL O'Clock z. ~ The several
counties will be entitled to two delegates for each
Representative in either branch Of the state Legisa
y. uanRTssoro-S,
Mason, July 18th, 1864 can. Cong. Com.
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Stone sHELLs.-A private letter from an

Stone SHELLs.-A private letter from an
officer at Bermuda Hundred saws:
The rebels have Just unmasked a battery
which they had constructed behind some
trees, and have been throwing in shells
with no great damage, however. They are
using stone shells-a new article To me in
warfare Ihaye read of their use in Oriental
countries, but did not know that thev
were used by enlightened men. The SHELF
are made OF stone, In a conical form =
Some are foot long, with hole wh;oh
contains the fuse and combustibIe mata-; ;eI
the same as In any shell The adyantaras
claimed for these shells are that thew Az
INTO more fragments and are cheaper. but
tney are less reliable for accuracy. The
stone is kind of quartz.
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ns- The following item from the wash.

~ The following item from the Wash
ington CAronicle, a semi-otficial paper OF
the Government, may be entirely true.
. From the front we learn a fact with re-
gard TO the situation which must be graft
flying TO every loyal citizen to know. 1t is.
that Gen. Grant, in all his interviews with
the President, while the latter was at the
front, never complained that lie did not
have men and supplies enough. He never
limited that he wanted another man or a
single thing more than he now possesses.
The army is in perfect condition, and in
excellent spirits"
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s- For some time, an army correspon-
dent writes:
Many OF our officers in front of Peters
burg, have been IN the habit Of creeping
forward and setting their watches by a
large clock uopn one OF the church steep
les But on the Fourth thirty-pOunder
shell was sent crashing through the face
and the works within, completely KNOCKING
the clock - out OF time
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-20

Dyspepsia Can he Curcd.-Dyspegsia. r,
matter o, hoS long standing yields al once 10 u.
Mans Dyspepsia Cure % The ELECTS ul tlis r.tu,.v
40 sE1ly magical Try u 49, le eouvlloed Pr.ee
s. hex sSnt post paid - aay address. ty 5 c
Vphsm, III South Fssrih ST.. Philadelphia Ia CIR.
cui4rs ssug Tree. sttus
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ETRST NATIONAL BANK OF Ian
Il IsG AT a meeting of tle breton a. H. ffsi
NATIONAL Bzak " Lansing held t1lE laJ az ~ Lals
ing Oflee u }. {. Bailey A o..
u was resolved thai Tie cat.. silc. ~ tlls iA-A
BE- increased = 5000 and tLat 0gsss " s-1scfl
fi1n Be osehsd flr that purp0se 20 ODE .f.ca ~
q bailey O., ~ i-.lsils -n-sf ln- irccii-l u Of
PrssiIsLt aud Cashier
B1.ks % s4bsSr. pt.on VIII therefore lc cItlei
4-cordIa.iy, for Additional s4tslrifiions o. $40
.izLk, q f50.0O0 AID ~nl - kept op-l sltl il-t
amJDlt h. sgJscr bel
TIE BAnk Sill be opene1 for b. meas 81 soon ~
tie DcE EAlking House EoE being erected lor ilhs
purpose Is completed, which viii be about he lfsi
az - October nett.
Or subsuiptlo.s ~ per cent vi b. required 20
lhe FIRST day u October net. AID 10 I-r -c1t f-f
month thereafter
lansing, Mich. July 4, 1874
J C. BAILEY rTes.cent
K HEWITT, Cashier ss0r
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"a gentleman. eer.l = -,

Rs- Gentleman. cured q nervous A.
tlAty, lneompetency Premature necsy and Youth
lul Error actGsted by desire q beneft Others ~,
De happy % furnish 10 al who need u. I.rs, ~
charged, the recipe and direction Tor MAIN, n.
simple remedy used IN his case. Those w.sliss !,
pront ~ his experience, and possess a vAiu.hls
Remedy, vii receive The SANE. hv return ,,n
Carefully soaledl. by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN.
s-3mS W 90 Nassau street. New York
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Save Your Lifc.-DyspeYsiz Erysip.,.s kis.
aey Complaint. sicA aud Nervous ne.lAcle. Nh.
laigia, Gravel, Isgtsr, la boE licL al4 fAlress
IrsAsiss On the above Diseases wiih thsir spo.ly
and PERMANENT cure, ssnt free % any sl,ress Al.
-ress 5. e. UfHAM, No. IA south foaIth stsost.
Philadelphia, Pa. s5ims
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TINTED STATES ASSESSORS NOTICE.
u -Noiice De- hereby given ~ al persli4s con
corasd. thai Tie lats valgatl.ua an cllmefa-l9as
ma1e aud saken BY tue Assistant Assessors f0f
sae County q lnghAm, uhl b. open Or .asplc.l9l
II The once q A =. Steele, Ia Assistant AEssf
ar, ia the village u hAs9u, IN SAD county ffor
the en- day u July, isos, g. the 1sth day u Jly
1854, (S4nlays sIoepte6.) and hat lmmelist-l
thereafter, o. saturday tie 18th Cay u JOY. l-cl.
appeals VAL BE- received AID determined iy o. ~
sslf ofl1e relative 70 aLy erroneous az rrc-ls-Fc
Valuations made ~ said Assistant Assst-ofs.
Al aJTcoIs ra1Sf Be male IA uri,ing and u.-si
specify the particular cause % error comp allei ~
inf respecting which leri-lYn is rcq.eetel
Dated LsI.siIg, The LEI dAy n joy isf+
WuiTSEY JDNf-
c s. Asssssor "a Collection Iastri,t - Aichgan.
4slWf
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~ Hon. John F. briggs. OF the Sixth
Congressional District. has been ren0mina-
ted by the Republican Convention with only
one dissenting vote.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-20

Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. The Loz-
enges are prepared from highly esteemed
recipe for alternating Bronchial Affections
Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs. Colds, and
Irritation or Soreness OF the Throat.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-20

REBELS AND RACE HoRsEs- Morgan in
his late raid near Lexington. heuIucky.
took with him a large number of kentucky E
from John NJ Jlay-4mOnZ them the ia
nous mare " SAelaudle, Tor which le had
refused -, 600
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the raid has not been very successful for the
invaders. They did not derange any OF the
plans OF Grant; they took neither Washing
ton nor Baltimore; they achieved no great
victory; they destroyed some property, and
carried away some more; and part OF the
raiders are doubtless taken prisoners, ana
a part of the property Will be retaken. II
has not contributed to prOlOng the war, but
to shorten it, by concentrating the feeling
at the North in favor of its prosecution to
as speedy an end as possible.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Ia the Town o. Eagle Good Baldiu.s ANA a Gaol or
chart. Any one lshug o. purchase. wll do Vel o.
examine the aoOVs farm as % location quality ard
prise
Also. arsi class heavy Engine. II zach bore and
% lach stroke. Enquire 81
= nAkFR
4s-~s Lansing. Mich
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! ETTERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED in

IL the rosI once al Lansing. Stale 81 Michigan
ol the 10Th day OF JAY, 1894.
az 10 obtain any u these letters the applicant
mus call for iddrerfised leffers give tle daio IL
TINS Inst. and pay Que cent Tor advertising
g. n not called for within paoisA they Nill
be scut 10 the Dead Letter Onlcc.
FKkE DELIVERY uf letters by carriers. Al the
residences Oi oWners, may Dc SECURED ~ observing
the follow ing Rules
1 Direct letters plainly % the street aud ngnber.
AS well as the post ONCE aud state.
. Head letters with the wriier's pa.t.fcf. and
state sireot ami nnIaber, sgu them plainly with ill
name aud request that Answers De- directed aOc0r.
dinghy
Latters O. strangers ~ transient visitors In a
town city whose special address may bc unknown.
should be marked in The lower icf hand corner with
the word Transient
Place tie postage stamp on The urrer rrht
hand corner and leave space between the stamp and
direction Tor pet marking ~ihosi intcri,rug with
The writing.
MA Request Tor the Return 90 letter 20 tlo
writer II unclaimed within 80 days or less written
or printed with The writer n name, post uu0c, AID
tate acres the left hand END o the envelope, on
.oapiird -i.h "a tno u.laI
rate o. prepaid postage. payable ~Arn the letter b.
delivered t. the writer So. IS Lam ~ 1853
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

are opposed 10 thar part 81 ,Ae Col>cri.',ioA
law which require ministers 10 l' military
service. on the ground thar ..tae ministry,
Is Divine INSTITUTION 't.i--At- Tor -l'e-
ems ana eAelas.' e. ''.'.-'''. -.-l . exempt
from all AaDii-'''- '' '--'''-.-'' ''-' -'''' ''@
Il may De oe'o.el '' '"' '-..'' '' "- '-'-
ins' ana mus ''7- sustain ,"r -.''.''- '-
'ne S''''''
The President. I'D @ct'-i--ce "tn iAe .
ioint resolution ol ton-te7s. has issued q
proclamation appointing The INST Thursday
OF August next as q Gag .l .iiA-.~i..A aAl .
PRAYER lor 'he pe'i'ie ~ iie 1A'l'i Ni'i't9.
recoiii'iel''-.'7 .Deil 40 e...'-',- '-''' leie-'
oi lheiF AiAN-l''d SINS. ~..i -l.ete 'Ar e'ii-
passio" anu i'r-l'e % '-e A..l'-l'.s
anu To pray ,.-.' ID '''''' "-.- Ills '---'
'He existing Ne''''io" may '' ''''-'. sup
pIes7'u' @''1 INC -'->--'~',- '- '.'' 0'"s-'-
luton am i''"s ~ 'i-e '''''i '''''- '' go
lAoiisi'eu 'liiou-Dou' inc S'~.'s' ''''' '-0
heve.s may i"' o'H" '-r'' "'"' ann
spv10's '''1.' I'D '''. ".' '--'''
'nel n'". i'o' we U',''i' '-'' gag ''''.
me eHUs'0H ". "''o~ 'i''' Dc say ''' ''''-
that amiy and fraternity may De restored
"li" p''' ''
''ol''e'7'
The rebel pirate I lo'aft is cruising o1
the Atlantic coast. she has taken the
9leaine, L 'sc'''- Spare running between
Ne" 'fA ana Ne" orleans "-'h o' 'aS'
Oh man s'l'u'D7 'l '"e ere" 10y all A''7l'7''
vessel 3ile was aus" .Dlpn'eA' e'io'7" 10
oul" d JAIN "''"' ii''i'i'p- n'''-' i''-',
gun 'o"'7 s''lle' "i.'' He.- ~-i several
DINER 'e7se-s ol war
N-r-'iN'l''. '~-> ~
Ai'io"s i"e recently passed. acts "l '""-
5fe7s L one "ool.7-lu7 All o'-e.4ii-'.-'''- OBS
IL 10 Tue euiI'i'S ileD' ol persons OH lu74i'
OF private vessels WIN 'Ae i.o'l'o Ia q
Officers Ol ''7s'.s Ol 'i' Nite' -.,i.''- 9''''.'
III all ca7es 'e c.e-@tl- '"e'e'.
Inc Dbl To- encourage eil'l--''''.'.-. '- DE-
naiiy passed oy oo'h Houses p-''-d'- lo.
lhe appointment ol " ! oiii''i'77l'' VI Eli
o'0. 49, ~, - - ''''" '''' '''''.
80 - Jus, '''.' -,
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also creates Il oupeIln' e"''eA1 "a llil-"' Ii"
non at Ne" i''N' "' 81 ~'i'-'s 90 9-''o'
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- A religious writer recently spoke Of
an opponent a. exceedingly sectarian IN
seetarian-a very bigoted anti-bigOt =
This describes a great many men.
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Do You wish to be Cured .-Dr- Bseha1 .
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sxuaI and SsrToas AGscsioIs, 70 matter from T-'
cause produced. Frics, one dollar Per oo1 sax y
nal. Ioss paid, o. receipt q Al oF-er ons box VII
persect the cure In nosi cssss- Aatress
JAMES g BCIKR,
1sans General Agsri, Al BEoacvsy S.Y,
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a Card TO the sunering.-sx.

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or three bozsheafs q Blchu. - Ionc Bttersi
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~ The Democracy" Of this State, of
ali varieties are TO meet in Convention at
Detroit Sept. LIST.
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Union Nominations
For President,
Presidential Electors

Al Laros-ROBERT R BEECHER,
THOMAS d. GILBERT.
Eyrst Dssfret-FRE. EH1CK WALDORF
S.cond Distrtcf-MARSH GIDDINGS.
fkird Dlsfriet-CHRISTIAN EBEkbACK-
Fb,.yfh Dlstrect-PkIlkY HANNAH
MA Dtsfrlcs-ONAR ID. CONGEk-
S,xfA Distrtct-GEORGE ". PACK
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-20
4 Classical and Scientific school Tor
Eoys and Girls. and Dung Men
and Women.

The FIRST Term ~ The second Academic year uIn
commence the last Monday in August I.pih lSCg
The second Term Will commence nac ls6g
To Third Term shi commence the ilsi Monday in
March, (27th,l ls65
During the hr.t Term A. especial Oass will be
organized Tor tho benent ~ those cXpcctns O. teach
PRICE Of TUITION
Primary Department, per term. ..........-S %
Common English studies, including llGlish
Grammar, Arithmetic. Gcoefaphy, hsoA
keeping and fenmaushi p...-.. ..-....-. @ uO
IL CHER English, including Latin. Ire.k anl
French Languages, and Mathematics ..-..-.. 90
ENrRA TrIrIoN
Vocal Music per term .---. --...------- ... on
Instrumental Music per term ..-..-.-.- u o.
Ol Painting, per term, 600. ...-. ........ TO 90
fsueAins ALL DfA"iAg ..-..-----..----. %
as-Bosrd be obtained la Famlies Ia ihs im
mediate vicinity u lhe Academy CO With tAe family
Of the Principal. 10 the Academy
Communications addressed. T. Oils prncinal
viii be promptly answered l. 80