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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-27
A UCTION SALE OF
NA0NITICENr ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrE, COST SIS

MA0N1pICENT PIANUFOKTE, GUST 5Ut
VELVET BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS.
BY &. ROTH Auctoneer-rhis day lfridayl. May ~,
M IL clock precisely the residence l9 Clinton place,
Eighth street. Fifth and sixth consulting
or bru, sails vslvet Ingram Carpets rosewood,
walnut snd mahogany Paror and Chamber Furniturc
Sres elegant Paor SUITS IN rch French satin bro
Curtains Cornicos Pier and Centre
8abIes Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges Rockers Cnrlod
Ware Table Cutlery and Silver Ware &C.; also good va
isty OF Household Goods exec lent condition. No post
ssonennaut account the weather.
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DMINTsTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
a House and Lot No ~ Remsen street, Williamsburg;
public snction Surrogate order June
4 1884 Il the premsss lot % feet front Rem
'e' ~"~ -'0 ROBERT MCNEIL Administrator
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Ga MONTGOMERY STREET.
JERSEY CITY.

~. saturday, NAY - ~ p'sook r. ~ ~ NO. - FvAuk
Sss srsss Ms Stock aad xs!ssss Of .sossss .S.ss
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Ans DIR. wTos. ocuLIsr AND AV ~ sss 90 -
NJ dponoy, hastng treated ths eye os .ns -
80, ..srs ra MARKED uurs,ins sucesss 10.
sgt and diseases Of the Eye sns 1.s
cur l.sy - tucurab.o, OF sny tucsi abe nahuss
.sstG 81 st.aias The worst forms 49, va, Il 10 a
=. ,saas vssrasoea oa,td InasiaW .,,so. "..r.s
~ y.~sss Vamu4e c,ty rsgsFcnosa ccnss.a'""' -"
q rs. 80 !, c,ccs Aslss tssv, s'is n"seea
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A UCrfoM NOTlCE-wILLIAM II
"A eer.--Wagons, Bugg O., RockawAy
Os0OOD i COOKE WI sell this da,
~ o'clock, At their sa.esroom, 10 Dey st
eiy Top Bugg o..
Yeur No Top Bugg Is.
3hreo Coal Boz " agons.
Four Depot Wagons. two seats.
Two Two Seat Park WAGONS.
Five RockawAys and 0ermanrownA
Three Piano Body Wagons.
One Tiibury.
Ono Biz Seat Coach.
Double ana Single Harness. &c.
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A uortoN NoTICB.-ro BLACKsMITEs. WHEEL
"A wrights and juukmep. 8. J. B00ART, autioueers
i ssli friday Nay "a. at three O'Clock r. NJ in Fort
fourth slrot Filth lnineteen old Stages
3ooa old Wheela &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-27

, A UCrION sALE-BY D. b. TAYLOR BROTHER
"A S3 Nassau street. New York. without reserve and with
out regard weather Tuesday May 81 at " O'Clock
a. the EIchsnge saesroom III Broadwsy New York $50
near East New York, on the Brooklyn and Jamaica Raj
road Accessible at all hours By horse cars from all the
Aurkio
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r. soRez COOK, AGJE y; 4 xr, x,rr,,

fhs day. at 10Y O'Clock 81 saesrooms ill Brcadway
psrb Wardrobe Btagere Centre Tables
Ysror Suits In brooetel Chameer ss sdsboards Elen
ands Bookcases Lounges and Easy Chairs, and genera
assortment Of hrst class Furniture
BAT II O'clock superb octave rosewood PAncforte
round corners, carved lcgs--a tine instrument
81 O'Clock, One family Cs~rlage kockaway WAGON
two Top asous OF officers Horse Equipments. II
sIood order
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T,osAcco -roR SALE. oNK OF RoosRs' currtso
= sss. ss SsSg, " ; ssS sS "
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HENRY D. MINER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g
IL Nassau street. oppos te the Post Office: MINER
sOMERylLLE will Sc at anct on, on Fr day Ma ~
1854 at IL O'Clock In front Of Their aesroOu Nassau
street Horses Car age and Harness the property 81 gen
tlemau West follows VIA pair OF ~ Horses
9years Ga about y hand high sound and tnd 10 ~ bar
Coach in good order having been but .ts nsed made to
order by Of best city makers can be used az
summer inter- also set double tc'ty made)
Harness. silver plated and in coed order.
HENRY D. MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
III Nassau street opposite the Post office ned states
Qusrterma ter's sac Of condemned Goods MINER
BONNEVILLE will sell At auction on Iassdsy Nay 81
and Rubber Blankets Kuapsacks Canteens. Hsversack
Major General DIX.
TIP. McEIRAru. Assistant Qasrtermaser.
T EsHALsEY, AUcrroNsER.-sY ). E. HALsEY 4
HARDWARE TRADE SALES. AT AUCTION ROOMS.
IS BEEKMAN AND IS ANN STREETS.
THIS DAY tFRlDAY). NAY ~
At 10 o'clock, at the Auct0 on Rooms
BY CATALOGUE, FOR CASH--A genernl aseortment Of
foreign and domestic HARDWARE. CUTLERY. FANCY
GOODS &c. in lots 10 suit city and country retail trade
Also,
500 Ename lad Maslin Kettles.
Invo Hand. Panel and BACK saws
- Dozen on2. thin PAIRING Chiscls.
Invo Silver Plated Goods
- Dozen Engiish aud Amer can Tape Measures, &e
Catalogues ready early morn ing OF sale
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MO. FIFTH AvENUE.-WTLLTAM KBNNELLY, AUG.
IN wl sell The above House and Lot on Sailors
Snug Harbor Wednesday. June 1864. At IL
o'clock, the Exchange sAcsroom III Broadway, under
the direction OF RICHARD O0ORMAN. 'Esq., referee
Sale d ositive to the highest bidder.
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@ 8 BoGART. AUCTIoNEERs. WILL SELL, On
vltue Of chsuei mo{ssss tse II q Press assi$s
complete; Hand irons Conn iers HAT Btceks peskA
&C Also at o'clock at No 30 Adams street. Househod
Furniture Bedsseais Sofas Tales, Secretary bookcase
g 4 J. B0oART. AUSgioE1ERs. VIZ. sRr.,, ON
k,. Saturday NAY u at l0A O'Clock, al Gao a. .x.zy
60 North VILLAIN street. large qpani - % room
cos pg III fsras, Ssisss g "sse H
g HERMAN & co, AucTIoNEERs. SELL. THIS
~. day Fn.ay MAY al II octcck. at - Bowery the
entire STOCK Of Wines and from wholesale DEALER
w About $50 barrels and casks pd Bourbou and Rye
Whssey fine Brandes, Din. Rum, Port an ShergY Wnes
also about 100 cases aud dent Liquors Sagsrs
champagne, also large Groceries IA bags Coffee
DC. Worthy the attention OF dealers
y WALTERS Agetloneer. VIII sell this day Friday. May
~ at ~ O'Clock, al ~ East Broadway large OF
Millinery Goods consisting OF Ribbons variety Fowers
Hats, uusyons, SILK Linings vevets &c
E JAMES LYNCH. Sheriff
( KELLY. Depry
Above sale postponed from Thursday the 2sth this
cas>'. .ae positive JAMIE LYNCH, Sheriff
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DosTPONRMEHr
II THR CONCERT which 70 have beep given Ter
the benefit Of the CHURCH or rHB RPIPHAkY.sA
Thursday NAY 70 tbut postponed 10 consequence Of SIC II
clsmeucy of the weather) will take place at COOR1B
INSTITUTE. Thursday evening June Is q O'clock
The Harmonic Society Ac 40 w take part - prevte~o
IL advertised
MEMBERS or TAR HARMONIC SOCIETY will Ilssss
attend the regular rehaArsai the ssce rooms. rfesaA
- 80 80 ' W q. DAYXS, Secretary.
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HENRY H: LEEDS, AUoIIoNEER-HEsRY b.
ii LEEDS MINER will sell, At auction, 6atur-
day May IS A !? O'Clock In front Of store No % Liberty
and long tail 1ne stylish action Is Kind and
gentle in harness and . good saddle horse; one white
Horse 10 ODD 10 hands high tag tail stylish action.
kind and sound and good traveller; set OF Dou bic
Harness, silver mounted IN good condition. one faml ?
Open wagon three seats nside with drivers seat well SCI
up-a very substantial aud snowy affair
TTENRY q. LEEDS, ACCOMMODATIONS II.
~ LEEDS MINER viii sail .. auctS q on e Saturday
fifty Sewing Machines. all complete and in tine order,
packed In ready for shipment TO be sold to close
account.
HENRY D. MINER. AuCTIoNEkR.. -sAL!ESKoOM
~ 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post Office MINER
sOMERvILLE win sell at auction Friday. May a. at
lOk o'clock their esroom 81 Nassau street. general
assortment of Household Furniture removed for
venence Of OF which made 10 order By
best manufacturers and but little used MS fo ows
vz:-Eegant vevet Medallion and Per pattern Carpets
rosewood Suit brocatel rich Damask and Lace
Curtains and Cornices mahogany Cheva Glass, French
Plate Mante Mirrors carved ack walnut and mahogany
Bedseads Bureaus aud Chairs Lounge in morocco ma
hogAny Wash Table Spring and Hair Mattresses Feather
Boser- and Pillows. rosewood and mshogsny BOOKCASE
mahogany Centre Table, China Vases Crockery, Glass
Ware. .Ac Also Office Furniture ux.c-Mahogauv and
black walnut Standing and Sitting Desks Aatiog locks
&C., &c.
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AmUsEmESTs.
ktJ,Ao a FRIDAY
w Dosrs apen al h.i e..s ovsrtor- e,nmenoesl -
qaaStes = 0arss,u "a couea tom r-aruusn..-
lluTH si3hr OF
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1.-Two ces Silver Plated Goods
catalogues ready early morn ing ssis.
7 EwJs e. WOOD. AucTIoNEER-MoNIAGUR VII.
IL South Bsrgeb N J.; At auction Also three magna-
sses. paviD scoTT viii sell at auction tuesday
Ma 81 al 5 O'Clock r NJ the premises, the and
cons ne pa na
rooms bathroom no, and cold water gas
In vicinity Of churches and schools and one minutes
walk from the cars VII CHI leave for Jersoy CITY Terry ever
ssn BE- o ,ruee o W ssy and Ssrsor Of Yor
For maps and psttIcu ars appy al scoss Exchange, ~
Montgomery street, jersey CITY.
III Handsome Household Farnurs. Mirrors, Chandeliers,
Medallion and Brgssei, c1r .Pls,,o ~ ! co
will sol, a. auction % rriiss Nay Il 1884 II O'Clock
the resiience No. is Kast Thirty second street.
All the Furn.ure contained in said house consisting 10
OF eaborsely carved rosewood raror Suits Lounges
Pate sf Fer MIRO. rich satin Ssfsn:
AND rno'
Chess Tables Damask aud Cloth elegant mahosa
e ny oosss s Ps:ss silver aud
Chandeers Medallion aud Engs Brussels CARPETS OIL
together with assortment OF Kitchen Furniture, With
which the sale win commencc
Ar DOUGHTY, AgorroSREn.
M. Mortgage sale q Iloa ehod Furniture. Carpets, Par
Tor Suits rosewood Plsnoi nr1,,, AZ
Win sell Saturday, .iss o'clock at 'ss'ro'
Consisting Of 70 ewood mahosany and walnut ParIor
f s.q s..s 10 ssfs s'f XII
Dining Tables Bullets Brussels And ingram CARPETS. Dsss-
lasscs, Lounges Hat lands, &C.
one rosewood octave Piznoorte Ane OF Zoe Oil Paint.
NJ o. FIFTH AvENUR-wrLLTAM KBNNELLY AUG.
IN t.oneer will sell The above House and Lot Sailors
Snug Harsor lease on "Wednesday. June 1864. 81 u
the direction OF RIuHIRD OGORMAN. sEsq., rs'erss
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WILLIAM WRITER'S, AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL
OF large housetwo Parlor Suits brocaie
In fIarcioth. Sofa Sofa Beds Lounges Chairs Rocker,
Bclseads Mattres Feather Beds Sheets Pillow
Quilts Broeate Curtains Dressing Bureaus washst:nds
te Mirrors Booksands Tables. Chairs Oicoths Mating.
nifty and second hand Carpets Gas Fixtures OH Paint
ms Rugravngs Mante Ornaments, Card Tables and al
most every article reque for housekeeping
WIN WOLF. AUcTIONEER. SELLS THIS DAY.
w 81 one O'Clock. heavy Cart Horses, Coal Carts
half spring Cart, sets OF Cart Harness; also. tighter
Horse and Wagon, suitable for grocer and butcher.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-09
A WONDERFUL PLANT

Within few years one Of the most singular
vegetable productions has been discovered in
the Damara country, in Africa. The plant grows
to be q century old, and its trunk attains Cir
eumferencs OF IA feet, yet it never produces more
than two leaves, and these, siDgularly enough,
are the first or seed leaves of the plant. Imag-
inc the two seed leaves OF squash TO keep on
growing and ~. fading over the soil until they
reach a length Of az ieet each, and some idea
can be formed Of this vegetable wonder. These
two leaves, Which split into innumerable
thongs that lie curling upon the surface Of the
soil are all the foliage that the plant ever pro
duces The plant inhsbits dry regions, where
rain rarely OF never falls, and has no need OF "a
large surface of foliage. Flower stems spring
from the large trunk, and produce cones about
the size Of those of the spruce fir. The name Of
this strange plant is WstwitseLia uairobdiis. and
it belongs to the family of Gnetdceae Of which
We have no representative found native IN our
climate il is allied to the pine family, however
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-09
HOSTETTER's BITTERs

Produce effects which must be experienced ar
before they be fully appreciated In cases Of con
stitntonal Weakness. Premature Decay and nehIlity
And Iecrepitude arising from Ola Age il exercises the
sieciric influence. In the convascent STAGES IN an Ais
eases II operates as Delighted invgorAnt When The
powers OF natare are relaxed operates 10 rseufree
and re-cstabliSh them
Last, but not least IL is III Onfy Crf. cy;..r,-,
oeAs manufactured from sound and innocuous mater
ais and entirely free from the acid elements present
o. the day. '~ -- s'''H-e-4Ss
10 ta-aHl meaielne has been 50 universally and i,
LAY DC Ily ADDED ceServedy popular With the intel
TERS Sf - nOS-H- 40 , ID
rrspSred y HoSTETTER SMITH. Pittsburgh. Pa
rvArs. - ~'''SN'epe [sss re
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-09
CUTTING TIMBER.

A correspondent who resides in Lawrence Co.
H., SAYS:
"wnh an experience of over forty years,
can say that timber can be cut at any time OF
year; 10 matter What the month is, and the
worms viii not touch it. Ny time to cut hickory.
ash, and maple, as veil a. all other white timber
Il from the second day Of the light OF the moon
10 the sixth and seventh Of the uew moon" Sc.
We presume that many people really believe,
that she moon has something to do with worm.
eaten timber, and With abe gro-iDg of certain
crops. We often hear men recommend that this
or that seed should be so-n, or planted At . Ger
tain quarter Of the moon, a theory that has long
been exploded by all intelligent, thinking men
So il is With cutting timber and the moon has
no more to do With It's preservation, than the
last comets tail has in such matters.-Rral
American.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-09
lRAW hide

How few persons know the value of raw hides.
II seems almost strange to zee theE sell their
deacon skins for the small sum Of about 80 or 40
cents. Take strip Of well tanned ra" hide AL
inch vide, and a horse can hardly break it by
pulling back-two OF them he cannot break any
way. Cut in Harro~ strips ana shave the hair
OF with a sharp knife. to use Tor bag strings the
strings will outlsst two sets OF bags. Farmers
know how perpeIing it is 10 lend bags and have
them returned minus strings. IL will Outast
hoop iron in any shape, and is stronger. IL l.
good to wrap around broken thill-better than
iron. Two sets Of raw hide hateTs will last d
mans Iietime-if he don'G live too long. IL
same places the Spanisrds use raw hide log
chains to work their cattle with, cut into narrow
strips and twisted together, hawser fashion. l.
can be tanned so that it will be sOft.and pliable
ike harness leather.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-09

There lie no need Of having candles that vii
run down and spill the grease on everything -
When any one intends TO make candles, the Gre,
thing TO do is to put your tallow With an equal
quantity OF water into kettle and boil il for
Eve or ten minutes, then let cool, take the tai.
low from the water. scrape the sediment Of The
bottom 0. the tallov, and then il you use good
clean, dry ~icking, you will have a candle thai
you will not be ashamed OF. The reasan VII,
poor candles are made from apparently good
clean tAllO- is that all tallow before il 10 cesnseo
BY water, contains some gelstine which wont
burn, but which 10 removed by boiling in water
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-09

LARGE SrEKRs-Luther Bartlett, OF DuPsge
Co, III, brought to This city last week. twelve
head OF stesrs, whose average weight was l34O
pounds Three Of them we're two years old
three in the sprine-and weighed 1925 each.
The latter we're half Durham, out Of the Sull
Chicago Duke" The lot vas bought BY VIM
Tilden, at IS rs per hundred.-C CHICAGO paper
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-09

How TO DRIVE Cur SAILs--It is often a g.
cult to drive common cut nails into hard timber
boards etc. They will never fly out, however
II nrs' rubbed With sosp-comuon bar or ar,
hard soap will answer. Screws treated in tn,
same manner may also be driven with mucl
greater ease Soap is much better than oil. an,
At the same time more convenient.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-09
HALF 4 NILLION.

The prominent names in ia Direction. well known a.
among The arst OF New York Merchants place As obs
Of She leading Companies Tor stability ana reputA
zion for prompt settlements and fair dealing viii enarg,
with is future business as tho guarantees presented &c
the public ample assets and Just anu honorable treat
neut " all dealers.
Risks accepted on Dwellings and their Furniture oi
one three and i've years also Buildings and Nerohau
die Produce IN store and transit Hubs CargOcs and
Freight monies A. j. NlkLE, Agent.
AT the City Book store, lansing
Losses occurring under Policies issued tbs Agency
nAii here lN4nQ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-09
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

TIC WorIds Great RemedY Tor
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been so long used and 80 uni
versally known, that we need DO no more
than assure the public that It's quality is kept
UP 10 the best il ever has been. and that il
may be relied on 10 do all il has ever done
Prepared by On. !. G. AyrR a Co.
Practical and analytical Chemists,
Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
r Thayer & Son fori d Wells Newlro g. Bro and
ali Druggists in Lansing W Phelps L Co Mason
and all Druggists everywhere
Wholesale by Farrsnt shelley 2 Co. Detroit
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-09

J. COMBINES ALL THE GOOD
Qualities Of other 1rst class Machines and
many advantages over any and all Of them
Is the most simple and Perfect Ia Mechanical Con
struetIon, OF any sewing Machine yet offered the
pGbcs and the only one capable OF making than
one kind OF Stitch
The feed may be reversed any point desired with
out stopping the Machine
Changes Tor tbs various stitches may be made while
the machine Is IN motion.
It's stitches are the wonder Of all.
The beauty Of Us stitch IS unsurpassed.
30 other covers 50 large a range Of work
sews light and heavy fabrics with equal facility
The WORK Will feed either to the right left.
Runs quietly, sews rapidly
No difficulty experienced IN sewing thick seams
Needle more readily adjusted than ia any Other
ehine. - - - 49, -
Every family should hav9 = % Florence .
Its motions all positive
VII last lifetime.
No springs 70 got out % order
i thoroughly practical.
The hcmuIer the most practical Ia use
Turns wide AMI harrow hens and will fell beautifully
Il braits neatly and handsomely without the slightest
alteration
The most inexperienced find difficulty in using it
OILS no dresses ali It's machinery being the top
the table.
EFey machine warranted.
II will slbstantiste all claim for IT,
A viELE, Agent
Lansing Michigan 43iyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-09

WHAT ARE Docs WoRrE7-The dogs CO.
among the Aerinos Of J. d. Patterson. ESQ
worth Of sheep.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-09

~ Pursuance Of al act OF the legislature OF the Stale
OF Michigan entitled % an act 20 proFle The drain
and recarn tion Of alds by means OF state
roads am litcnes approves Feb ltn, 1889, and the
acts alnenttOfy thereto The uulers gIed
or oil the West DIVISION or section, " the Lexington
and tat River Stale Rold, Will proceed let Jobs to
the lowest poLs0e b-ucr AL that portion Of said
read remIinng unfinished ana not under contract
tho same bing IN LIpser county said Jobs u be let
at Beechsr Hotel IN tie town Of North Branch on the
-yth day oi March, 1851. SAIL r0ll is 70 Be grubbed
aud graded OF proper width and have al necessary
slGIces. bitches ANA zlte drains secure dry road
bel Inc commissioner reserves the right To reject all
bids not consistent with Tie interest ot the ~tat.
fHlw4 CHARLES BALLARD
Commas Toner.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-09

The peculiar faint or
infection which we
call ScRoFuLA turks
IN the constitutions of
mulumdes Of men. 1t
either produces or is
produced by an en-
feebled. vitiated state
OF the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent 70 sustain
'the vital forces in their
Vigorous action. and
Sleaves the system 10
fall info disorder o,a
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-09
EXTRACT BUCHU AM
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
Cures Secret Diseases

Il all their Stages At little Expense
Lttle Or no change ~ Diet No inconvenience
AND NO EXPOSURE
Il causes frequent dssre anu gives strength 10 Uri
nate, thereby Removing Distractions Preventing and
Curing Structures Of the Urethra a4VluR Pain In
peiling all Poisonous, Diseased and Worn out Matter
Thousands upon Thousands who have been the Victims
Of Quacks and who have paid heary fees to be cured
short time have found they deceived and that the
" POISON has by the use Of POWERFUL AsTRISCENTs
been dried up IN the system t. break out aggra-
waited form, aud perhaps after marriage.
Use Hslmbold's Extract Buchu for all affections and
diseases OF the URINARY OKGANS, whether existing
IN MALI or FEMALE, from whatever cause originating
and no matter Of HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these organs requires the aid Of Duretc
HELABOlDS EXTRACT BUCHU Is THE GREAT DIU-
EIlC, and certain 10 have the desired effect in all
Diseases for which u IS Recommended.
Evidence Of the most reliable and responsible charac-
ter viii accompany the medicine.
Price 81 per bottle, or 6 bottles for IS.
Delivered to any Address securely packed from obser-
walton.
Describe Symptoms in all Communications.
CURES GUARANTEED ADVICE GRATIS
Address letters for information to
II. Is HELHIBOLD, Chemist,
l04 South feminist, bel Chestnut, Phila
HElNBOLD'S Medical Depot
HELABOlDS Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
5g4 BrOGda0ay, NeaO York
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIIS AND UNPRINCIPLED
DEALERS who endeavor TO dispose Of their own and
other articles on the reputation attained by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations
Extract Buchu.
" SarsapariIa
d" Improved Rose Wash
SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HHLMBOLDS. TAKE no OTHER.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-09

DROBATE ORDER -State Of Man

DKOBA II ORDER State Of Mlchi-
gan. county u Insham. sat session Of the Pro
bate Court FOR The county II lnghz holden the Pro
bate Office Il the village u Aasol Aol-ly. the 50
Cay Of Fe5rErF the year thousand eight hundred
AM sixty -four; Present, Wn. Il Pinckney Judge %.
Probate Il the matter o. The estate q Uri NJ Ch1pQel
deceased On reading and fling The petcl, duly vsrl
LED ul Jonn C. Martin. executor unol sail estate
praying among other things for license % sell tha
rsAl estate of wh4cA s4it deceased llet seized
IAereuIcn u IS Ordered that M1a-ay tie III lay q.
sarcl NJ X - u cock the forenoon. be Ere,
Tor ne bearing o. said petition and tlt the hers
o. sAl deceased, and al other persons interested il SAID
estate are req ire . appear 10 session 0f SAID Court
then ~ be holden u the Probate lce Ia the village OF
Mason AID show cause ID any there De- Why the PRAYER
q tA- petitioner should Let be granted And
tlrr Ordered That said petitioner give notice PEI
sons interested i SAID estate Of TIE p-ndelcv Of sal.
petition, and tie hearing thereof. by Causing COPY Of
tbs order - De- published 10 The Lansing Republican
newspaper printed ana Circulating said c0unfv u Ing
ham, FOR 6saccssvs weeks previous said LAv u hear.
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a trus copy WI z. PINCKNEY
4o'Wo Judge VI Probate.