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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-30
Election Notice.
no THE OUALIFIED ELECTO

no THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS
l. OF THE SEVERAL WARDS OF THE CITY OF Ian
SING-You are hereby notified that, pursuant TO the
City Charter, an Election will be held the severa
wards Of SAID city Of lansing,
MONDAY, APRIL 4th, A D. 1854,
In She First Wart-st the Seymour House;
In the second Wsrd-St the Common Council Room;
In the Third Eard-At the Etgar House.
In the Fourth WArt-at the Oneida House;
For the purpose Of electing the following city officers
FOR the ensuing year. Mayor, Clerk Treas
urer and Recorder and also to elect tbs following
ward officers, in the several wards, follows,
In the First Nard-One Alderman, one Constable one
Member OF the School Board Of Education
In the Second Ward-one Alderman FOR full term, ens
Alderman 10 I'LL vacancy, one Constable one Member d
the School Board Of Education
In the Third ward-oae Alderman, one Constable one
Member Of the School Board Of Education.
IN the Fourth Ward-one Alderman, one Constable
one Member d the School Board Of Education
By Order q the Common Council
2w4t5 J. B Ten EYCK, CIsy Clerk.
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WARD CAucUsEs. - The Republican
Electors of the several wards are requested TO
meet in their respective wards at the times and
places stated below. for the purpose Of nomina-
ting candidates for ward officers. to be support
ed at the ensuing Spring election:
LIST WTd-at the Seymour House, Oh Thurs
day evening, March Slst.
I'd WArd-At the Senate Chamber. Thursday
evening, March Slst.
Sd Ward-as the Edgar House, THURSDAY eve
ming, March Stat.
4th Wsrd-at the Oneida House, Thursday
evening, March 3is,.
BIZ ORDER OF THE WARD COMMITTEES.
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KENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE
Has ali the flavor Of Old Government Java, and IS but
half the price.
KENT S EASYINDLA COFFEE
Has twice the strength Of Java or any other Coffee
whatever, and whenever used by FIRST class hotels
and steamboats, the stewards say there Is saving Of
so per cent.
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
Is the healthy beverage known and very Euri
tous The-wssk aad inhrn may all times with
impunity The wife Of Rev ". Evans, local minister
OF the Church, Jersey City who has not been able
to any Coffee for 6fteeR years. can use
KENT 5 EAST INDIA COFFEE
Three times day without injury It being entirely free
from those properties that produce nervous excitement
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
Or. James Boyle, Of l5s Chambers street, says;
have never known any Coffee healthful nutritious
and free from all injurious qualities a.
KENT S EAST INDIA COFFEE
advise my patients drink it universally even those
TO whom have hitherto prohibited the use Of Coffee
The Principal OF the New York Eye Infrmary says
80 direct MI the patients OF our Institution TO use eIeu
KENT'S EAST TND>A COFFEE
and would not be without IL On ny account
The Rev. C. Larue, eminent clergyman Of the NJ E
Church. now stationed at HAsley Street, Newark says
KENF's EAST IvDIA COFFEE.
have used Il nearly year IN my family, and md
produces ache Of the head irritation
Is the Of all other Csfees. II is exceedingly pleas
ant and cordially recommend It TO all clergymen and
their families
KENT'S EAST TvDIA COFFEE
Is used daily BY the families OF Bishop Ames, Bishop
Baker and many Of the distinguished clergy men
and professional men n the country"
BEWARE OF CUUNTERFETsi
and be that the packages labeled KeEts East
Indis Coffee, l54 Rsade St New York, there
msrous csunterfos s1oat under the Of Genuine
East India Coffee, Original East India Coffee, kc
put forth by imDostors 10 deceive the unwary.
In h. packages and in boxes Of 20 20 and 100 lbs
FOR Grocors aud large Sold by Grocsrs Gen
orally. 465mS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-30

ARTISAN WELL-Ths Board Of Con-
troll Of the Reform School have contracted for the
sinking OF an Artcsian well in the yard Of the
Institution Il IS expected that abundance OF
good water nav he procured at the depth OF
from SOC 10 500 feet. "A almost all the artesian
wells that have been bored in this State have
proved to be flowing wells, there seems to be
good ground for believing that this also may be
Of the same class. The result OF the experiment
will be matter Of interest to the whole city and
vicinity. The boring will be commenced imme-
diatey.
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DROBATE ORDER.-State Of Mich.

gan, county OF Ingham ss.-At session Of the
rebate Court for the county OF lnghan, holden the
Probate Once. IN the village o, Mason, Monday the
2st day Of March the year thousand eight hun
drei aud sixty four. Present, Vim. H. Finckney Judge
n Probate In the matter of the estate Of Henry
Stringham, deceased On reading and ding the petition
duly verified, q Henry Strirghan, nephew OF said
deceased. praying that az instrument in writing pur
porting be the last will ami testament OF said de
ceased, may be admitted O. probate.
ThereupOn II - ordered that Monday the 18th day OF
April next 1t II O'Clock IN the forenoon be assigned
Tor the hearing of saiI petition and that the heirs
law Of said deceased snl all other persons interested in
said estate required 10 appear ~ session Of said
Court % be holden - the Probate OGice, in the
Village o. NJ and show cause. any there be, why
the prayer u the petitioner should not be granted
Aud u IS further ordered that said petitioner give notice
the persons interested in said estate Of the tendency
OF said petition and the hearing thereof by copy
OF this order % be Published N the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating said County OF
lnghnm, successive weeks previous 10 said day Of
hearing "a true copy WM. H. PiNCKNEY.
swiss Judge OF Probate.
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wednesday Morning. March 80. 1864.
NOTICE no OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Inc FIGURES which our subscribers will ant attached
20 tleir names their papers Indicate the NCNssk u
bs paper L. which their subscription Il paid By sl'e
..uua5er'' IL meant the "WHOLE NUMBER which
nay be found q the healing u tbs paper, which y
saangsd Sssky being Increased one each week any two
numbers constituting year By referring 70 shis agD
be- a the healing Of the psper and comparing 10 with
The number attached Tue name dlrecion, on The
ossr ssbcrib9rs can readily so how hsir account
! and on our books
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THE True DEMOCRAT. We have re-
ceived two numbers Of a paper recently com
meneed in Ypsilanti, by c. r. Pattison, at 81 a
year. II is we'll printed. and presents a good
appearance. Politically, it will be what its
name indicates. and will repudiate that kind OF
Democracy which makes mans rights to de-
pend on the color Of his skin.
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~ the matter Of the estate Of John Martin deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed by the Hon
Wilhsm H. Pilckney Judge Of Probate for the county
OF lngAan and u Michigan commissioners 10 re
crive, examine and adjust al claims and demands
against the aforesaid hereby give notice that
they vii be present Saturday the 3Oth day Of April
D ls6i and on the l4.h day Of May, 1904, and also
Tuesday. the ID OF August, A. ID 1901 At nine
o'clock the forenoon OF each day the Office Of Geo
Parsons IN the city Of Lansing in said county Tor
the purpose Of receiving examining and adjusting such
claims and demands aud that six months from the 22d
day Of March, 1854, has been allowed by the saii
Tor creditors present their claims Us FOR
am nation aud IL ustmcnt.
GEO l. PARSONS,
L r BEEBE
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Cfl-e o, Comptroller II the Currency,
Washington February IS 1864
Where's ~ satisfactory evidence pres utec 70 the
undersgnei il has been made % appear that the SC
ond National Ba o. L1n-rg the county u L. CHAM
and state VI Michigan has been duly organized sncer
AMI according q The requirements u act OF Congress
entitled al act T. provide national currency Secured
By pledge OF United States st0css All 10 provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof approved Feb
ruarv 25 Is.3 and has complied with all the provision
u said act required be complied with before com
Inenciug the business Of banking.
Now therefore Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller q the
Currency 10 hereby certify that the said second Va
tiona Bank OF lansing county o. IIghAm and state Of
Michigan, authorized 70 Commence The business OF
banking under the act aforesaid
Il testimony whereof, witness nay hand and seal
fsea1 Of Office, this eighteenth DAY Of February
1854 HUGH MOTLLOIH,
suis4 Comptroller %. the Currency.
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DROBATE ORDER-State of Mich.

lJNOD II OhDEh-St2te or Mich
L igan, county Of Iagham, ss.-At a session Of the
Probate Court FOR the county u hgham holden the
Probate Oce, in the village " Mason Monday the
2sth day OF March the year thousand eight hun
drsd and sixty foar Present, VIM II. Pinckney Judge
Of Probate. In the matter Of tho estate Of Joseph
EugeAcr4t deceased On reading and fling the petition
duly verified, OF Eva Engeherdt, widow Of said de-
t0ased praying that letters Of administration upon SAID
estate may be granted 20 said petitioner or some other
suitable person
ThereupOn is ordered That Tuesday the 10th day OF
April next. al IL O'Clock the forenoon. be assign
Ell Tor the hearing Of said petition and that the heirs a.
aw Of said deceased and all other persons interested IN
said estate required to appear Of said
Court then 70 be holden AZ the Probate Once, IN the
village OF Mason, and show cause, II any there be- why
the prayer Of the petitioner should not be granted And
further ordered that said petitioner give notice TO
the persons interested said OF the pendercy Of
said petition aal the hearing thereof BY causing copy
of this order De published in the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating said county Of
lngham successive weeks previous 10 said day Of hear
Jag "A true copy VIZ. II. PINCKNEY,
4t6wS Judge Of Probate
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An APOLOGY DLcLISED.-A lady apologized
20 her visitors the other day Al the tea table for nsr
o. biscuits. lady who was guest accepted the spo
ogy oay upon condition that her friend would promise
ever after to only DeIand Co.'S Chemical sAlerA
tls assuring Der that with that article she would have
occasion to apologize. Few housewives ignorant
OF the value Of this article aud nssd b. FOR all the
best grocers sell it.
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THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The Allan
tic for April has come to hand. II contains l26
pages and Is articles, making two large vol
umes each year. The price for 1864 is s. a
year. Two copies fors5. Ticknor & Fields,
Boston. 1t seems to US the work could not
possibly be afforded for less.
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FIRE-Ou Monday morning, abont 10
of J. c. Bailey Esq, occupied by Mrs. Russell
on Michigan Avenue. had become ignited by a
spark from the chimney Of an adjacent house
The wind was blowing gale at the time, but the
fire was fortunately discovered ia season, so that
Is was eItinguisbed with little damage. The
fire engine was promptly on hand, bat its help
VAS not needed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-30

THE SALT WELL. - On Monday the
tubing vas pus into the well. aud the pump set
a. work raising 5riac. Blu. the packing having
oeenderangei 10 descending BY the rough surface
Of the rock, the tubing is being now repaeked,
after which all viii be right Brine. full eighty
per cent. in strength, according to the salOme-
ter rose nearly 70 she surface, and was discharg-
Cd AZ The rae Of 80 gallons per minute This
result Is fully satisfactory to the prcprstors. and
We understand that kettles and other nple
menis Tor the manufacture # salt will be immc
o'aiey ordered. To have well profitable in all
respects, iosr things are necessary. There must
oe abundance Of brine, Of good strength, Of SUIT
nc'ert purity, and it must rise to the surface, or
near TO H. Nov, in this we'll the depth o. salt
bearing rock penetrated j. loo leet which IS said
70 Dc greater depth o. salt rock than has been
round IN any other well in the State, with one
exception. Eighty per cent. strength Of brine
As great, or greater than the average Of salt
"eiS that are worked: and where il rises to
NE s1rfAce, large expense necessary for raising
IL III saved. In these three particulars, then.
'ne well Is an excellent ore. The purity Of the
0'0e has not yet been tested BY chemical anal
,''' eus Il viii be done without DELAY These
ua'A seem 70 De sufficient Co Justify n cur cit
~'a' 'ne expectation -perhaps we nigh, better
SAY 'ae assarance-that the project of making
'.' Probably, in Lansing. in unlimited quauti-
Ties, will be full success.
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SOLDIERS BoUSTIEs. - The Common
Council have resolved that they are ready TO re-
ceive claims for advances Of payment Of bOun-
ties ia the several Wards The claims will doubt
les BE- presented and allowed in the gross, and
viii be paid by orders drawn on the several
ward funds, payable year hence.
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Cry CoAMITrEE-The City Committee
appointed on Tuesday evening at the Republican
Con vention, was follows;
Ist Wards. D. NeSbro, DR.. W. II. Haze.
2d A" " B. Jones, A. W. Williams.
Sd Geo. x. Grove, Ezra Jones.
Alb j. W. Barker, N. d. Osbsud.
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COPY LADIES BooK.-The April num-
Der Of this Interesting work has arrived. IL Ia.
the usual large number OF Embellishments, for
patts.4s, needle work, fashions, 81, and varie-
" Of reading and literary notices.
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EF At ST. Paul's Church on Monday
last the following yes.rymen were unanimously
elected
WIN. II. Chapman, F.. r. Merri6eld, E. II.
Whitney, +. NJ. Cowles, S. l.. KIbOurne, {.
Camel. $. Hunter. c. " Butler, J. f. billiard
Pews will be rented on Saturday afternoon al
9 O'Clock.
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LARGE misunderstanding 10 the
at call OF the PRESIDE ut. the large bounties
heretofore paid by the Government will cease
,n the 3l-t instant. After that time only
300 will be paid.
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TEMPERANCE SERMoNs.-Rev. Mr.. Bry-
ant will preach on Temperance al the Methodist
Church ia The fret ward uext Sunday morning
Rev. Dr.. Walker ~u speak on the same subject
at Capital Hal on Sunday evening.
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PEMOvAL-JC Bailey & Co.. bav-

IL nE sold Out their old Banking House TO the Second
National Bank, vii move the Trst OF April the
store occupied by : SimOns, the corner OF Wash
ingt1n ant Michigan Avenues. where they viii
the BtaAl1E i ENchAnge business heretofore. until
their new Blinking House Completed Tor First Ma
tOnai hank.
IN the meantime, al communications 70 rs OF 70 the
First National Bank Of Llsiug viii with prompt
Attention. J. C. BAILEY & co. Bankers
Lansing, Mich, March u, 1854. se5H
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Dr.. NKLsoN - In another column will
be found the business card Of Dr. r W. Mel
son, who iss recently come among US, and pro
poses to make Lausilg MS permanent residence
DR.. y. il gentleman Of experience in his pro-
fesson, and has been in the military service
Of the Government. The following certificates
from Z. S medical officers of the highest grade
will show il hstanding while there:
CAIRO, ILIs., Dec II, %.
Lave known Dr.. Nelson during Soma sixteen months
past surgeon charge Of diGsrsnt Hospitals a. New
Madrid ~ Island No. Ten, Tennessee; Columbus, Ky,
AID here AT each Of sail points Dr. Nelson las given
eatre Satisfaction The Doctor thoroughly educated
gentleman, physician and surgeon, eminsntiy eompe-
slperinteud An conduct any q our Hospitals
with tia greatest advantage - the service an entire
atsiAction to these highest ID authority. .
(-igued) G. T ALIEN.
Med. Inspector L. s 4
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Wit! Wisdom! Wonder
FUN, FACT AND FASHION,!
The Ballad OF the Caters.
HOW AN OLD MAID GOT MARRIED
RICH! RARE! RACYn


RICH! RARE, RACYn
lady lived ia Okenaas
Whose usLn0 Sallie SpluKgins
And Sallie had eye upon
Young handsome Jerry smuggins
and sa-lie tried - win his love-
FE4I she did dt1eaf,
for Saliie not Chinese belle
hAd mott enOrmoIs feet
Besides Sho the calf. skin shoes
Made IN that country town
which made a most outrageous noise
Mhene or she put them down:
And though she grew forlOrn and sad
And sighed ~ her mishaps
Yet Jerry knew, full we'll that she
As always " on her tdps t'
Although she no er had beon 10 war.
To loose her or legs
It surely could be said Of her,
she stood PRcs %
But Jerry sI< aversion wa
Too great for his control:
Il was wonder he disliksd
One with 30 large n sole
But Sallie took the hint At last
And then she took the papers
And read-fe Gods what ais the girl
She cuts such curious capsrsS
She read Of JOHNS & BAILEY'S STORE,
And Of their stylish CATERS
So small, 80 Cinderella ike
Ihey cure ali women hatsrs
Aud then she thought OF Jerry too
And OF bis great surprise
To see her feet 30 trim aud neat
So much reduced In size!
Her CATERS got-wth brother Tom
At once she did repair,
Anticipating fond results
Unto TIE county Fair
Now, Tom, the rogue, sly as a crow:
clever lad and smart
Resolved TO aid his sister some
And play winning part,
And SAllie, she could act well
And knowing well the trick
She took ssRI and Screamed aloud
Looked wid-begsn TO ksk
Tom soon brought Jerry to hsr aid
And long and loud complained
Against the carelesness by which
Her ankle had been sprainedi
And Jerry looking for the bruise
behsld her gathered feet
he started back IN Wrapt surprise
The CHARM WAS then c0rnplstc
And he awarded hand and heart
His farm and cattle there
To her as just premium,
As the falrcst OF the fair
Aud sally lives a happy life
From morn til night is merry
AID though she does not drink drOp
She loves good TbH and ysrrIg
Plenty more OF tie s1n-s kind Of GsssrI Cheap Dura
bic and symmetrical also, a large Assortnentof
Fine Boots, Stogas, Shoes, Slippers,
Balmorals, Ladies Heel Slippers,
Cacks, Oxford Ties, Mems
Carpet Slippers,
&c, &c.
Eastern Houses Our own manufacture cannot be RI
eelied Call and examine for yourselves at the Old
Stand o. JOHNS A BAILEY
Lansing, Oct. Is, 1868 40
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VI USIC

MRS. s. d. FOBES. HAVING LO-
IVA GATED permanently In Lansing, will instruct
pupils On the PIANO. or NELODEOS, At the residence
Of Mr.. James A. Ba1com.
TERMS
- Lesscos on Piano. %
- with 81 do ......... l. 90
Payable n middle Of tcrH-
Lansing February 18th 1854. s6OmSs
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Med. Inspector I. s 1

r. ". NELSON, Pos. Surgeon Cairo, us
by DEAR DOcToR-About % start southwark to the
lad u Orange Towers All Alg@t9rs take the last
moment 70 express 70 you my sense @; your worth
man and YOUR ability AMI faithfalness ~ an ocsr in
the service o. the Government.
For fifteen months you h2yo been duty IN this dis
irct Under my supervision anu during that time your
alnilisirstla ia al Hospital matters placed IN your
chag.e Las given entire s4tisl4c.i1l.
take pleasure il sending you this erpresson q ny
esteem and condolences. TRUST you Wi. not adhere 10
yolr determination leave the sorycs Ia the Spring
With much respect am truly yours,
T. DERBY, Surgeon q ;. "
Me-. Director Columbus, by
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- 5Oo7 100 90 sOollO OOiIs OO,25 90 20 %
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x,,ess in local column charged at s.x cents per
r,-. for each Insertion
rrisla Basaess Directory 9fEiE lines or less s. per
year .. -, 49,. i,.,i., ,s -,
- rhe Yearly rates apply % regular and ordinary
..-..ss Alv8gsssflllis Jaly- Al others charged BY
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EE- 1t is a well known fact that E. B. MIL
LAR has Much the largest and Freshest Stock OF
Groceries in the City which he WHOLESALERS at Detroit
prices and Rstails at prices that defy competition
Country dealers and housekeepers, call and him
and money, and get No First Class Groceries
Hs pays Cash Hides Pslss and Furs and most kinds
Of Produce.
So In Besbs's Block, Lansing, Mich 4olyl
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WEAKNESS Or DEBILITY INDUCED BY
OYER FATIGUE,

vii soon disappear BY the use o. these invAlusbls
PAls, And ths s0aier vii quickly acquire s1clI0nAl
strength Never st ths bove.s - either sonnnsd
4ndliy setsd upon IL may seem strange t1AG hole
way fils should bs TeSSnusnGs1 l0r IyseutsTy and
fIu1 many persons supPosng that hsy ~0gla
Tue Retaliation This = mistake Tor these lil.a
WILL correct The liver AID stomach, L1us remove al
Acrid hanOrs from tbs system Ills mellcins viii give
tone and vgor 10 Tbs Nnolc orgsnls system however
deranged, while heAlth And strength follow matter
u course Nothing MI step lie TsLax2Gion Of The Bou
e.s So sure - Ihis famous ms1lcIne
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Second National Bank
Lam 81 NJ O..
Capital, $50, 900!
Authorized CanifnI $4,000!
Authorized Capital $3.50, 600.

JAMES l. MEAD Pre,t HIRAM II s3rTH, Tice Prest
JOSEPH MILLS C<-h4-r
Notice is hereby given that The Bank vii be open FOR
business o. Friday, April 81, 1s6i Banking Office,
(purchAsrd q J. c Baiiey O.. corner u washing
Ton and Michigan Avenues
Lansing, March 10, lea.
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FOR WOUNDS HTHER oCCASIONED BY THK
BAIONET, SAhlkk, OR THE BULLET.
SORES OK RRUIsES

10 which every soldier and sailor liable thsrs are
No medicines - SAFE, SURE and souvenisnt - Holo-
way flils and Ointmsnt. The poor wounded and al.
nust ~ ing sufferer might have lis wounds drosssd i'm
Asdiatsy, lie would only provide himself with this
matchsSs Ointment which should b. thrust into tbs
wound and sme-red all over II, then covered with
piece Of linen from his knapssck compressed with
handkerchief. Taxing, night and morning or Pills
90 cool The system aud prevent inflammation
Every soldier . knapsack and Ssamens Chat should
De prov ldsd with th-ss Isrn sdIss
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VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION. NDIsCREnONS Oh
YOUTH.

Sores aud Ulcers, Botehss aud Swslngs, can, with
certainty b radically esrsd the Ps are taken nsht
and morning And tie Ontmsnt - freely used - stated
IA The printed Instructions II treated M any othsr
manner they dry Up IN part ~ break another
Whereas this OlDtInSnt vail the Lunors from
the system and leaves the Patient lgorous and heal
Thy man. IL Will require httls perseverance, In bad
oases " insure lasting cure