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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
Those having Friends in the Army

We call the attenli of all having relatives friends
in the army the that " Iioohamds German Bit
ers' will nine ienlhs OF The diseases induced by
exposure and prvalions incident to camp life. In the
lists, published almost duly in the newspapers the
arrival OF the sick it will be noticed that very large
proportion suffering from debility. Every OF
that kind can be readily by lioofands German
Bters Diseases resulting from disorders oi the diges
tive organs are speedily removed. We have no hesiia-
ZION in stating that If these Billers freely used
among our soldiers, hundreds ol lives might be saved
that Otherwise would be lost
We call particular attention TO the following rennnrka-
BILE and well authenticated cure Of one OF the ilaiolls
heroes, whose life, to use his avn language hts been
saved by the Biiiers."
NEssRs. JONES L EvANs:-Well gentlemen, yohr
iooaand's German BiiIers hus saved my life. There
is mistake in this II is vouched for by numbers OF
my comrades. some OF whose appended and
who were cognizant OF nl the circumstances OF my
case. am and have been for the last four wears a
member Of Shermans celebrated battery aud under the
immediate command OF Captain X y Ayers. Through
the exposure attendant upon my arduous duties, ] was
attacked in November lust with inflammation OF the
lungs and was for seventy two days in the hospital
This was followed by great debility, heightened by All
attack OF dysenlery. ] was then removed from the
White House, and this city on board the State
OF Maine, p" from which landed the 2eth Of June
could be and still rtiain spark OF vitality. For week
more was scarcely able 10 swallow anything, and
It DID force morsel down. II was Immediately thrown
up again. t..l.
= 1 could not even keep glass OF water my stomach
Lille could no, last under such circumstances and, ac-
cordngly the ply sicans who have working faith
fully, though unsuc essfuy, to rescue me from the
grasp Of the dread Arche frankly told ME they could
do no more for me- and advised me to see a Clergyman
and 10 make such disposition Of my limited funds 5
best suted me. An acquaintance who visited me at the
hospital Mr., Frederick Seinbrowi Of Sixth street. be-
low Arch advised me, as tororn hope, 10 try your
Bers, and kindly procured me bottle From the time
conmenc ID 'aking them the gloomy shadow Of death
Though have taken hut two boules. have already
gained ten pounds, and ieel sangune OF being per.
have heard nothing for eighteen months for gentlemen
am loyal vrginia, from the vicinity OF Front Royal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04

SEVEN thogsand people hsvs died
qt starvation at ssntiOga. Chill
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04

Price rs ct<. per bottle or six bottles fo 81 90.
-For sale by Druggists aud Dealers every where II
the United States, and by J. n. WEST Co. ST. Clars
vile, .utaIi Lur f.f N5 80. I..... ocl5-1y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04

MOBILE papers are very oesponoIng
G,s4t appyAhspsion exists there Of raids,
Fbo:h BY sea saa lssspa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04

See that the signature 0fdc. NJ. JACKSON" i. on
the WRAPPER OF each bottle. N ....-
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFErrs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29

Fvery one with bis eyes open has seen many
men iarmtIs aud others, make great mistake
in .r.tr.nz' early from business AFTER one
has spent the best OF bis days 10 active EN-
plovulent il Is quite unnatural Tor hlm 10 sus
ned ALI work, told bis hands, and SIT down
MI The laneied pleasure dies from him. be
vs. never 10 miserable before. How much
hitter ia il to retire slowly, TO give up labor
and care by degTe 5, aud never 10 give tnem
I'D entirely. Activity, bodily and mental, ID
necessary 10 keep obe's faculties bright ana III
a healthy condition. To the farmer especially
we Nou u LAY, prepare tor old age by degrees
II your iarm is large, lay OIL porhoh vi u
tor fruit culture. Plant an orchard Oh The
choicest varieties of apes. pears, plums, cher
ries and peaches. Ii good proportion Of the
apples are Of the FAN aud Winter sorts, they
will always be marketable, aud will yield Il
handsome income with only little LABOR.
Plant also vineyard. The care OF 1t will FUR
pish pleasant occupation for al old gentleman,
and the grapes and wine yield considerable IN
come This pOiut DE- serves more Consideration
than it commonly receives. The prohts OF q
farm are never too large, even after Inc nara
labor OF ones prime is applied TO 1t. But one
cannot expect 10 plough and hoe, and hoe and
plough forever. Why, then, should we not put
our farms into such condition that when our
linus become stltiened by age, our lands Will
Weld US nearly the same income Win less worht
That a large and we'll selected frult orchard
will do this, no intelligent person will deny
A fruit Tree when young Gusts but tribe, 1t
occupies but little space, does not exclude
hoed crops or grass, aud when grown to matu-
rity, yielcs an annual income OF from SIS to
$40. And besides the orchard and vineyard,
let the old nan have his garden. In this Way,
he will have enough 10 do, and yet not be op
p - 49,, s2d rn s9 20 ms ErCSn 10 so rs
he en- give Them the benefit OF his experience,
while both parties will rejoice in their prosper
ity and their independence
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29
OIs.sFECTING AGENTS.

=
"a citisen OF Delaware writes to the Ger
martown Telegraph:
Common copperas, which costs but three cents
per pound. Is perhaps one OF the mOst efficient
economical dsiniectIDg agents known. II two
hounds of copperas be dissolved in ten quarts OF
boihre water, aud the solution poured into gut
ter. sinks. cesspoos and other places where hlth
necessarily accumulates its deOdOrislne power vii
become speedily and convucingly apparent.
advise every hOusekeeper 10 provide quantity
of the article, and keep IL constantly on hand, 10
be used hen wanted The unpeasent odor EN-
AMAZING from the barnysTd, aud other places
where manure is stored or kept during the hot
weather ordinarily experienced during the Vsrna
and Summer months, is speedily neutralised b!
a slight spriublipg If this solution, as well as the
extreme urf .ssant smell eDgendered oy decay
irg ariu q. AID vegetable substances IN cellars
~ ut house, " hich il isfrs quentlyiound difficult
a., urevent Coppvras 10 also al excellent manure.
IL actsas an ALSO. bent and f<eT OF the gas
eous and volatile products Of decomposition, ard
ii Us becomes all tfhcthl medium OF their trans
poriatiou 10 the fields aheTe Itey are inquired
TO give energy 10 vegetable HE. Aud he'e per
nit NE 10 mention a te~ u'her important facts
IN Connection with this sui Jec'. Sulphurc acid
another cheap artice-wnich ike cOpperas, ma f,
be obtained OF tne druggists ~ suy desirable
Quantity, II is also most valua;le article for this
purpose II used n d dilute state, aud spiukleO
over the fnors OF stables and Otaer bu ding
where snimsls att kepsit will 10 short the dis
infect the same OF all nsuseous and unpleasant
odoIs, and render the atmosphere perfectly pure
ard sweet Liz. copperss, IL is also good man
ure Another article OF great efficiency IS found
BY stacking hme TO thick, plastic, mush cousis
iefee, Nth water saturated with Salt. This Is
what may be properly called domestic chlOllde
OF line, beng NJ every respect similar TO, If nOI
strictly identical With, the chlorode oil lime found
at The shops although 1t Ct mes at less than one
twentieth the cost.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29
aQrltultural ana 0unlsstit.
POPULAR ERRORS.

=, q establishing to witness the degree OF ig-
Do-sacs that prevails in this country upon toe
,3;s.ases OF domestic animals, and The constan'
harDar,ty that "a too often practlced upon Lneu
with q view Of alleyiatIng tner aches anu
mains. II we take for instance, what Is tsflneu
a. horn.ai!," or "h0IlOts horn" we venture
that more than one-hali OF those who owl CO.. :
tle regard this as q disease, when ID i~e' - -
but q symptom OF the sane -. 49,
~ tb- nase OF the horns is elmer TOO nOt Oh
too cold. II 10 only an evidence OF ioSF u
,ouil,urium In the CIRCULATION OF We oioOu'
ea,.ed by a disease else~n-re located WIZ
d,sturbs the natural clrculatloni ana sul'Ho.e
-.....c,e. sbonld be admin stored for the treat
,nent of the real maiady, and not resort "
an. cruel practice OF thrustlng glmoiet NO
tbe byrns' and cramming tneir Interior WHO
rsnn.f AID turpentluc, Tor sucn treatment Is
sur,Iv calculated 10 excite or produce disease
In tb. m, mDrane Wnich Ines tue interior Vi Tue
hOrDs aud lronIal sluuses-
Anotn.r practice no less baroarous, also we
re,nit Of Ignorance Vt the anatomy oI the all
mai il that OF splitting open Tue eAue LILY
If a cows Tall, al tuen crammlnS inc V'ioS,
win Alt &C, ~ cure sO.De lmagtOar5 ui7S~9e'
Al the pOiut VI iuc. sIon, Tor space u aoOu'
mr.. inches. tue tail Is lacking OF ponei a1u
tbs isaItalure Of every COWS taii' ia lls nas
ural state and il lbus serves as weapon u
derense-a ilylng, 1exioIe "hip-Ior Toe cnAS
tisemeuL OF annoying Insects, ANd 40i Luz pr
tsctiOu OF the sides eGd POsterlOr parts VI '"'
body.
Of swine, wnen Suffering IRON well WaiAeO
n. m- az internal disease; cutting out tn'
"h,.ks" frum Iorses eyes, pouring toto then
ears .caldiug nixtures Tor l1e cure OI Po"
evil: squ.rIiug tobacco juice into The eJes .
dom--t'c ANIMALS Tor tue cure OF OpathSimia
and last buI uOI ieast- bleeding norse SlinOs
10 death, with the insane NOTION vi restoring
him ~ health.
such ,rror-. aud many others which mg-
NAME. will coutluue untd Toe rays oil VetcriA@
~ sclcuco gbten up the DARK halo which Low
hover ABOUT the staole and barn yard
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29
lIROBATE ORDER-state Of a.ichi

Il g-R, co4Lty o. 4lsAaH Sat = session @. tA-
rrvbas COA.tI. TIC cO-ulg ~ l4sAao no~eA ~ tAe
Probate Ucu u tue YAsss ~ A-sul, o. Aol-ay, 49,
Oh cay J-ne, the yer cn- IT, Is4uo eight 14l
-red Jour, fle5-l, " ~. H. rllcSlsy, JUG
ei Probate. matter CT H. estate u u-4sk
AsnLls deceased. % rea14ng t-lag Tia petlton
4ly verified u rno1 MA@er, DlistlAtoT " estat-
u DeCs4s-- pray Las loT s--s- - 49, the re e
tate ~llSA st44 D--ca=-0 Cleo Sr4<--.
Ihers.Pvl u lsUrlsre1 No4-ay, tac 18Th day o.
July next, /. oc4oOk IL the forenoon, Be Gne-
.or 1sallAg "a s-l1 petition, an4 thai tAs lrIs
4 law u deceased all Ctl1r persons inter
este1 IL s4ll estate, -Te- 70 appear
" CO-rt y b. 1.4-en ~ tie PROBATE Ol-e
vlAsss u Mason, SAW ca-sr 4 any there be
WY prayer - ts petitioner sA0-C Lot Gra-te-
Ala l.4l1sr Uf-ereds IAt ssl1 petitioner sve 10
-- psTs0ls Interested ~ SAL estate " It's p-u
a-aCy p-lt-L; t1s n-a Ing Thereof, Os
10 - copy Lls oraet 20 b. p-o.ls1el the LasI-
-olleaL lsWs9Sp- qTl-ts1 49, c4lC-44ttlg SAL
eoty Q. IgA4n, Successive weeAs previous 10 zAi-
10y VI lsaf--s
lAtfue copy.l vi. Il PlNCkAEf,
s7lwe ~ &c u PROBATE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29

LARGE FLxEcxs OF WooL.-Mr. Henry Good
year, of Manchester, writes to the Ann Arbor
Argus as follows:
II have just finished shesring my aock Of
thorough bred tso year old ewes, forty-seven in
number, which sbesred over eleven pounds Of
clear WOOL, each foue years growth The high
est one, tso year old eve, which has raised a
lamb, and weighing but si1ty-two pounds, shear
ed fifteen pounds ard hsl. Also my three
bucks, one three years old, weighing one hum
crsd and sixty pounds, shearing twenty-five
pounds +; one Two years old. weighing rinety six
poundstventy p0urd', and one weighing ninety
pounds shearing nineteen pounds"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29

EE- The Dayton (Ohio) Journal gives an &C
count Of the Susw berry patch OF M. Rams, rea,
that city. de has purchased sixty acres OF lane
ar d. signs TO improve the most of il In this way
Last year he had sone City lsborers employed
IN setting out sussberry plants, and he will EN-
ploy as many more this year. He has chosel
The " ilsoD Albany fer bis purpose, they being
not only magnificent berry. and thrifty grower.
but they are a solid berry. aud are best adapted
to transportation. The Squire sets tie plant:
out 10 straight rowe, about l. 900 plants to the
acre, be will have over twenty acres TO pick thi,
year, and over forty more next year, if be hss
anything ike lie usual luck. This will be the
largest straw berry patch in the country.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS

Produce Effects which must experienced or witnessed
before they be fully appreciated. In Of Con
sttutional Weakness, Premature Decay and Debility
and Decreptute arising from Old Age, II exercises the
electric influence. IL the convaescent stages Of all dis
eases i operates delightful nvigorsnt When the
powers Of nature relaxed il operates 10 rsenoree
ard re-establish them
Last, but not least. il e The Only safe &sMBldHt
being manufactured from sound and innocuors ateri
ais, and entirely free from the acid elements present
more or less in all the ordinary tonies and s'oaches
No family medicine has been So universally and, il
may be truly adAd deservedly popular with the intel
TES
Prepared By HOSTETTER SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa.
sod b al Druggists, GrSesrs snd stoTsksePers eve
EywRtss s46yl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29
DROBATE ORDER-Sta,e OF s.icui

Il gan, cc4Dty OF Ingnam- SIT a session Of tie
r0oAe Court the county y. lnglam, hOi1eu a. the
rroOats Ofec ~ tie village OF Mason on I-rs-Hys TIC
1th Gay june, 10 Tue year Ono tlol ss11 elglt Luz
Irsd slxty-O-r. Present, Mu- u Il1ckDey, J-Cge
Of Probate. Ia tAs matter u tne estate q Robert
89ntg o-ry Sceas-c Un re4-ng and 1llg lie petition
luy vsI4lea Il john French. J, rstor upon
estate, praying l.r Settlement aa4 1nal discharge
rom t-rt2-r ls9-tl-s SeCn administrator, ana
having 1.el 1ls l-sl account s-cl a1DuIsIrater.
ThereupOl IS CrlsTe-, that Aon1ay, The etn cay Q;
July next II a tle forenoon, De ass gue4
Tie hearing u SAIL petition, ald that the heirs al
aw u sal. 1scvase- other persons Interested IL
sale estate, required u appear al session " sal
Court eu TO DC hO41eD az tie Probate orc, ~ the
Village Of Mason ana snow cause aly there be, WY
tie PRAYER OF tl- petitioner should not be granted
And il = tier ordered mat s1d petitioner give notice
persons interested SAID estate Of the tendency
OF soia petition aud the hearing thereof by Causing
u TINS T. be Published a. tle Lansing RspEticGn
aewspaper printed aud circulating II SAID county o.
nearing "A true copy WA. II. PINCkNEG,
3u4-- JGds OF Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29
HOSTETTER's BTTTERS.

The weak stomach i raaidly nvigorated and the ap
petite restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence II
works wonders Il OF Dyspepsia and in less connrm
ed forms OF Indigestion Acting as gentle and pain
less 4pperent as well as upon the liver also nvaria
bly, relieves The Constipation siperinduced by irregular
action Of the digestive and secretive organs.
Persons Of feeble habit, liable 10 NsrroEs Attack
LOrHsss Of Spirits aud Fits Of Langlor,
Find prompt and permanent relief from the B,ters
The testimony on this points most conclusive and from
both sexes.
The agony Of Bilious Cole g Immediately assuaget by
single dose Of the stimulent, and BY occasionally
resortng to 1t, the returnof the complaint may pre-
vented.
As General Tonic
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29
INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND MUSIC
FOR THE nELODEON,
AID ALL
EnsIruments of the Organ Class.

ZUNDEL'S MELODEON INSTRUC-
~ Or c1Lf4uIlg tne srler % cf y sr frosfsssi'e
49, I8
srr Method f1r to- w.'olror selected rlalliy iloz
Z sl.e. Irstructor and corfaIrlrr I Al fcl % -
sons ana Excrc collection ~ Fogs.lr no1g a.
variety ~ Psalm and Hymn Tones ~
Cariiart's Hs.odegn flefneutary ard Progressive
studies viii co-lction - cl-l-s N.ca- -L- M
mental Mlsc :.
Arner.can schoolf0T TIE hel0lcgn y
Model Nl.oleol Instructor
Winners perfect 5lide for the Nsloleen hft -f- :.
Z SER Instructor y ID Cl0lle q la4c-
M-i0.aon without kasler -
Woodbury. Ne oleOu Instructor II
Green and Whites Ne0ceon Instructor. -
Howe -araphne and Me.oceon lrstrDctrr
The --r7Vaue collection 70 N-s.c i1f f-e - ,-s.-
Seraphinc and Reed Organ
Tie instructions ezch u TIE above tc9s are s.l.e-
not 11y the NeIDlerl tlt - a. -lslr-rle- " -
A. corstY-cti0r sat pet plit ~ receipt y Pfice
OLIF ri. DlISy>, 4 Co., i-0..5l-fs-
s---I - Wasl.r gtrl street. l'9--,l
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29
T COMBINES ALL THE GOOD

T COMBINES ALL THE GOOD
Qualities " other erst class Machines alt possesses
many Advantages over any and al o. them
= ths Dpe anc Perfect in lie Mechanical Con
struca9n, p. az sewing Machine Yet offered TO the
qlo.ic aad the J capa9.9 o.. making more than
oue kin u st4t-l.
The FEED sy b. reversed ~ any point desired with
Jlt stopping tie Ascllae.
Changes .9r tae VARIOUS stitches may be made while
IL, machine u II motion.
Its stitches the ~orter " al
The beauty OF It's stitch = unsurpassed
No other covers So large q range Of work
Sews light and heavy taorscs with equal facility
Tia WORK WILL feed either u the GIT or lett.
Runs quietly. sews rapidly
W C-rclty experienced sewing across thick seams
Needle more readily dJuStsd than IN any other
cliue.
Talors cannot aIord 10 10 without one
Every family should have a Florence.
Its motions are all positive.
VIII last a lifetime
NJ Springs 70 get out Of order
u thoroughly practical
The lemuer the most practical IN use.
Turns vice and narrow hens and Will FOL beautifully
u brains neatly AID hal is9rney without the slightest
Iteration
TIE most inexperienced nnd no difficulty ia usng i
OILS no dresses al its machinery being on the top o.
Tie table
Erey machine warranted.
Ii Will substantiate all we claim FOR Il
A. J vIELE, Agent.
Lansing Michigan. 45lyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29

THE CHEAPEST FooD.-The cheapest and most
nutrieious vegetable used for food is beans
Professor Liebig says pork and beans form a
compound OF substances peculiarly adapted 10
furnishing all that is Necessary to support life
quart OF beans cost in Cambridge cents
i-z pound OF pork. 6 cents. This, every house.
Keeper knows, will feed q small family for ds,
With streDgthning iood. Four quarts of bean.
ana two pounds Of corned beef, will furnish n
COED meal 20 40 men at cost Of so een,s-l IA
EMS meal.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29
LEATHER STORE.

OPPOSITE THE EDGAR HOUSE.
" Lansing, Michigan vii keep constantly OF
hand the following articles. So.e Lssther to,oret
Roans French Car SKINS Upper and kip Leather No
rocco KID Lining and Binding Skls shoe Thread Last
ings Laces GOloous Knives Piacers lacks, Pegs Nails
Brlstles RAsps Lzslsof al kinds Boot Trees Crulps
AL q whlch vii sell as low as they can BE bought
IN Detroit, with transportation added.
The highest narksE pries vii be paid IL cash FOR a.
kinds q hi5ss. (t1s1el TON. c. BELL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29
DROBATE ORDER.-State of MicL.

l. igan, county O Ingtan, ss-Ata ses ion Of tie
Probate Court ror the county o. Inghau ho.cen
Probate once IL tie vsge Of Mason. Tuesday. the
IN day of June IL tie year che th0uszn- eight
hundred and sixty four, Present Wm. Il. Plnckney
Judge Of Probate In tie matter u the estate CT ohl
TYLER. deceased. On reailng and 1lrg the petition.
duly verified q Isaac Tyler father Of sad deceased.
uravinz FOR letters Of administrator UPON sad estate
Thsreupon i IS ordered that Tuesday, the 5th cay O.
July next az IL O'Clock The forenoon oe assigned
for the hearing OF sad petition z11 that tie heirs a.
SAID deceased and a. c.-er persons interested SAID
estate are required 10 appear az session 0 s11 Court
then 70 be holden Al the PROBATE Oce - the village q
Mso1 ana show cause, II any there BE- Why The prayer
Of the petitioner should not be granted And II IS t-E
Their ordered that SAT- petitioner give notice t. tie per
sons interested sad estate q tie pen1eEcy o. sa-
petition and the hearing thereof BY ccs-ns copy O.
this order % &c published u th= Lansing Republican
newspaper prlnte1 and circulating IL SAID county c Ing
ham, successive weeks previous 70 SAD day OF hear
ing A trus coPy.j WI Z PlNlhNEf,
4--uS judge Of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29
CLOTHES WRINGER,
We IELEYE II ADVISABLE TO PEoCCRE
A PUTNAM WRINGER,
BECAUSE


Ist-The R9us being q vrLC aNr2ED RUBBFE, VII
beor bot and cold water and viii neither break lgf ~
q buttons
"a Our improved method n fastening me R1h0er 70
the shaft Secured O. W ~ Lettct Patent ~ teefe
10 ne very superior o. Any other
81 -The frame being Of iron thoroughly Faivani1ei,
all Danger from r-st is removed. Az tie hAthIy 70
shrink swell sIt, &c. 20 unavoidable in W0oicl IA
chimes IS prevented
Al Tho spiral SpTings over ue Rolls reader
this Machine >etf Adjusting. 80 tlat snail ana
large articles well articles uneven ia tlickresa
are cfrf4in % receive III for n pressure.
5th-The Patent Fastening ~ which he Hacine y
frightened y TIE Tub, beeye o. De slncror u az
= city and tfcienry, 70 anything yet c1efet.
cl1-t Wi. wiring thor0lFhy srF thiuE. from ei''
GLE THREAD o. a BED quilt, without ary Alteration
Whatever.
7ta.-No thumb screws or complicated fasienns' V
OFT get out q 0rler ii can o. Fastened tfnJ
o. tie tub iu a slngle second
J ". AsTHIEIT. l0at f0r IHphap cgusiy, a a.
Cro.tery sure oTPoaie ne c1faioI. LQnrrg Nh
40 -u.3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29

Nothing that Is not Wholesome genial and restorative
IN lis nature enters into the composition OF HOSTEL
TtR'S STOMACH BITE =. This popular preparation
contains mineral OF any kind, deadly botanical
element dary excitant: but is combination Of the
extracts OF balssmic herbs and plants with the
purest and Inildest OF ali dif1sve stimuants.
II s well 10 be orearmed against disease, and FAR
human ~ De Protected by human means
against maadies engendered By an gnwhoesome atnos
phere impure water and other external causes. HOS
LETTERS BITTERS may Re relied on as a safeguard
In districts infested with FcrcT and AgEe II has been
found irfaible as q preventive and irresistible as
remedy and thousands who resort il under apprehen-
sion Of attack escape the scourge aud thousands
who neglect 10 avail themselves Of its protective quail
10 advance by very brief course Of this
marvellous medicine. Fever aud Ague patients after
being Piled with quinne for months IN vain until fairly
saturated With that dangerous akaed are not unfre
Quenty restored 10 health within few days by the
usaof
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-29
DIRECTO
Max Howard

MARI HOWARD,
Wo0DRrFF (Pr-s't Woodruff Beach, Coz
JAMES BOITER (Of c II. NorthOm Co..
I ROBERTS (Of Keneys, Robe u GOodNin.)
GUY PHEIPs, (Secretary Connecticut llie ms 20. }
TIMOTHY SHEInON. Contractor and Builder.)
JAMES f. FOSTER. (P est Mechanics sSvlnga oSnA'j
SIDNEY A WHITE f0f spencer. White & Co
CHARLEs GILLYER. resident Charter OAK bank. ,
EuJAH II. OWEN. (Of Day, Oven Co
HoNER BLANCHARD. (Of Blanchard 6Co.)
RICHARD y HUBBARD. Estate Attorney
NJ NJ NERRTHAS, (Of Merriman
VIZ l. COLLINS (Cf Collins Brothers COZ
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JAMES TURNER Agent,
lv43s Lansing Mich.