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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-12
Sound and Fury in our Homes.

There are abodes made daily 10 resound
with Guarre!ing and scOlding; there are
families where mother and children all TAX
A. loud, angry tones. Escaping from s1ch
"the solitary" may viii bless God for his
own lot, which, when viewed in the warm,
loving light Of u we'll ordered and happy
iome. sometimes seems almost intOieraDle.
Ye sad, lonely maidens, We sour, iretlul
bachelors, when your desOlauOn becomes
too great burden for you 70 bear, Just go
for TWO days visit 10 the family OF the
"brawling woman, and you viii be for the
time cured. Your silent, lonely room will
b. a harbor Of refuge for you during many
subsequent days.
IrwIves anu mothers could but realize
what they are doing when they bgin the loud
voiced scOluing system, how quickly would
they Gesist. But there must be authority and
punishment in the family; and there Is IN
many cases nothing so good as the rod.
Mothers. 20 the the little ones swarm about
and weary You by their wants and their
vaysy Try for one year the virtue VI low.
mild tones, decided measures, aud in case
OF intentional uaughtmess, the rod, and II
at the end OF the year YOU are not satisfied
that this Is not the best course, break the
rOd and depend Tor discipline Oh scO.dlnS
and loud threats never made good. Chill
dren initiate rs readily as do mOnkies, and
If the mothers voice IS loud and harsh.
theirs Will probably be the same; II her
ways are rough with them. theirs Will be
90 with each other, and their home will be
q place from which We shall DO only too
happy TO escape.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-12
Simple and Cheap Plan for Preserving
Fruits.

A writer In the Country Gentleman says:
Recently have seen fruits put up on
plan so cheap, so simple and SO easily per-
formed by any member Of the family that
AN pleased to furnish il. The fruit is pre-
pared and scalded 10 the ordinary way, aud
the Jars closed while the contents are hot.
The method OF sealing is by simply passing
over the mouth of the jar two thicknesses
Of stout Manila paper previously pasted to-
gether. Fruits thus pat up for several
years have kept perfectly sweet and sound
as when put up in the best seli-sealing
cans or Jars. 10 render the preservation
doubly sure TO inexperienced persons, !
would suggest several Improvements upon
the plan. First, | would close the jar with
a cork before FASTING; this would prevent
any moisture coming 10 contact with the
paper. Second, TO be sure 70 guard against
any opening through which the air could
enter. owing N any improper FASTING. l
would nut the TWO pieces Of paper In Sepa-
ra,ely, making the outside haf an inch lar
ger. So a. 10 extend little below the lrst,
around the neck OF The jar. thus covering
ANY detect that may have been lett In the
trst. firmly FASTING both together; and last,
would cover the whole with a thin coat OF
sheliac or gum Arabic. The whole process
Is very simple. more easily prepared than
any have seen practlced.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-12
Drying Apples.

As this Is the season, hint TO some In
experienced housewife may prove accept
abe Apples sliced thin are least aptt be
touched with worms, though iftsars are en-
tertaiued relative TO these troublesome Wis
uo.s, piece Of sassafras bark placed In
the BAG with the fruit. is said 10 be sure
preventative. Apples Immediately placed
in thesun after cutting. are lighter in color
and more tempting 70 the eve, at least than
those remaining indoors TWO or three hours
before spreading. Some prefer one eve
ning's dew upon them; il paired late in the
DAY this answers well. Do not permit one
apple 10 rot under your trees. Think OF
some poor Tar OF soldier who would gladly
eat the sauce that apple would make. The
pig VIII thank you for the smallest wind
iall- and the Inner man for those a tri-
De larger.-Er.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-12

i combines all tie GoOD QUALITIES OF
other frs. c.4ss Machines ana possesses msly a.
vautsgex over any and -. % tlell-
Is TIE most simple and Perfect - SIS .schz-ica-
Construction. %. aly sewing Machine ger c--rr-
10 the public and the on.y one c1Q-t.- %, l~----s
more ID III Jne kind Of stitch
The lesL may % reversed :; s-y poi1t desire
without stop Iuz the Machine
Change ~ the various stitches D4y Be mace y Bile
the mach ne l. u motion
It's stitches are the wonder 81 all
he bez ~ Q. IS stitch = unsurpassed.
No other covers - large raj &c OF ~orE-
Ssws hight aud heavy i4orcs ~ltl ~ ial fscilty
ne w0rk vi, feei ei-ner u - 81 OF 4eit-
Runs qnistly- rapidly
No t4ttc1.ty exgsr--ucel IL se~ing acisss LICK
seaus.
Needle uors really adjusted tllI "a any --lef
machine.
Ialo-s -scr1t a1o-- - 10 ~ithc-t Us
Every IAN should have . Flor--<s
Is motions are 49, positive
Viii last lii-I'U.s-
No springs . e. out 90. or-er
Is thoroughly 1--ct.c1.
The hsraller The ODD q. pr-ct.cal 81 go
T1rus Wis sui 1---l~ L-Ias. -ll All l--l De---
tfIly-
It brz.is neatly AID a-a1s Ley ~li-o-i lie
slight 81 a-terztior-
lie -osi lnsxp-- .s.-ec cl1 10 -.-c y 10 1-i1e .
els 70 sressss a. rs Machinery 5el-s q he toP
c, the table.
Fvey machine Wa-r&-t-c-
T. Will s-.stAri ale a. ~. claim ssr 4.
= 7 TIEI.E Azslt.
Lansing. Michigan ssSyi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-12

RAISE THE CALvEs.-We have said il be-
fore, and say it again, that the common
practice OF selling our calves 10 the butcher
= one OF the poorest pieces OF husbandry
ever practiced. Not that every small far
mer who has the keeping. or any legitimate
way OF getting Il, should keep bis calves
Intil they a two or three years old. We
do not advOca.s the keeping Of any more
stock than can be nell kept. Very many
OF our farmers by selling their calves, have
lei their stock run out, So does the farm al
90. Now we want such ones 10 turn over y
new leaf. Commence the raising of your
calves. They will gradually increase your
stock, and as your stock increases in num-
oers. SO viii your fields in iertility.-Alck.-
gan Fa1Wer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-12
EXECrToRs, sALE.-In dc matter d

TXECUTORS' SALE.-In the matter Of
L. TIE ostit- a .nsel adams, deceased Notics i
er.by givrL tAlt b write q license grated 70 Us
by the bate Court or tAe c9-u'! OF lLsih in 'A
-tate of Mioii.ll as ..tOrs g. the last Viii AA
testament oi s4l- A-sr. Jams, W "ll -- % IlDlI
auction u The highest bi-ler ~ tie !e ~ % 4l-e-e
u saiL deceased al eleven oc.ocA IN The o moon O.
We1aesay, 18Th lai o. 5-A-, 4-oi' .-i Az lislt-
TIKI. an interest vi Sail c----d, ~ lt iD us ~
lowing describe rca4 estate II ts- ia tir ei-. AL
il me township oil .ls.-s, 90 sad co.nt. @-oJft.
10 tie q VIZ right o. tae W. 'c" 90. sAi ees~e- -
WI. about Is --r,z lam % i~ p..-t o. '-- wee
ha4f Of the northwest quarter % s-oi-n 10 14tee-
township - four NORTH VI range t"c ~ We lo-'.e
III the c.ty Oi L.uslng, on totn siics % ehitw -
street and bounded 80. th by lAu-s belonging %
A Kerr west oy section iins ..il Lnsils Ocil 1eF!
north by section line aud LiA-ing EN- ~ Ail e.'7
bv state Reform School lands. \ part o. slt iai-s
u-.ug yuCu -r-4 bk u4J4tEHec iuF : OoOs al i
u give a lear ute, ana = Sell SAIL 4a.Hs IL lois o.
nearly Ole acre each fronting % SAla" see Stree
AMI the avenue fronting tbs St-Ss I.eivini 9-i'-.
Also The wtst hail y. southeast quart 81 it <.
lnt The vrsst fractional halt OF tie south fraction
;-e northeast qllit-r \5l5s Gcr-sJ o. SECTION s-Ne
- township A. four uortH- o.. range t"o ~ vs.
township o. Lansing county and state ai'l ~ - So
rect - ilclmDrAlce o. no t-tsc 1T = wv al
about S5l5 interest These 'aul VIE ce s.- 10 i"e
10 and one u e acre lois, arrangeiato having n~A
to lit Iae morig-ge on the pay met ~ a Ia al
ll the dues on s-l1 mortgage. " .LleBe1A-t = III,
suit purchasers
DAT Of the same DC Al tie residens 81 Afs-
Adams, on tie premises
BsISEY c ADAMS, an4
J JHN =. WOOD
Lansing, April 1, 1So4 Executors az doI-7t
tn. abote ale : u rsbv postponed 1ltll lrsiay
+ tn 2stb aav o. jane 1864 IL I O. ciocs b. Il
Betsy [. AnA3i-- aud
JOHN =. WOOD,
Lansing jane 10 1854 lA,Sllo.s
Ts above sale IS postponed Until Tues iay th 26; p
10y - '-' BETsEY C. ADAMS. aat
JOIN = WOOD.
Lansing June 2s 1854 l4.owil fxe-tors-
The above SAFE Is hereby D. stponef -.ul -tes'
day, the Ie.h cay Of August, a. o'cloce T.
BETSY { ADAMS aud
JOHN WOOD
lansing, July 70, 1851 81 4s2l ENecot.rs
Toe ab0vs SIZE ls hereby p-stP.u-t tA Tues Jay
II 22i day Of August, 1t l O'Clock
Betsy &. AuANI aud
joins WOOD.
lansing August 10 1864 Iw $50 Executors
The above sale will s. continued from day to Jag
alta O'Clock II. until further notice
Betsy 4. ADAMS. sni
JOHN s WOOD
Lansing, August % 49, 1854 ass Executors.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-12
gorifulturul un0 0umsstlf.
Low Headed Fruit Trees.

q.ora are some good hints Ia the iono"-
a. from the Maine Farmer: III ulIn-
lus, srnir trees we should always De care
No. raonre the trunk from the Surnine,
~ solar heat. by being long Permitteu
=. ENC i'm contact with the bark, Is saio "
.o,Id the circulating fluids. Ind thus cause
- at the diseases which Affect lrull tIee9
=. n,a .tis climate. The foliage only should De
1',,, evnosed 10 the influences OF heat, lot
49, i caDable Of bearing il unframed ana
60 10 proft by il, when most intense. II /
~ been asserted by distinguished terracul-
.,,-ss.s that trees which are permitted 70
h-.,cb out low-say three or four feet rom I
re s~round-are rarely attacked by ire
bIi,hi .frOzea sap-Olight, black spol' OF
of6er diseases Of the bark or limos.
THERE'S also another advantage attending
This practice The soil IS kept lgnter'
n. .er anu more free from weeds, ald lhefe
So 40 necessity Of mGicDnS. Inc hlSn
wind pass also almost harmless over the
trees and have 10 power 10 TWIST, rack ana
treak The branches, or detach the iruit' as
th.T do where The branches aspire anu IRE
exUOscd. y writer Oh Tue SUBJECT says
.Tae trees will be much lOnger-hved' more
,-oiifc beautiful and profitable. They are
I5oo-a easily rid Of Obstructive insects, the
rult IL much less damaged by falling, aad
tLsf.ela.les Tor Gathering are much greater
tterc IS less danger ia climbing ana less
DANGER o. breaking the limbs. Ine trees
r.oalre less pruning. scraping ana wash
inf the Two latter arc thought necessary
and the roots are protected IRON the
scourge OF the piOw, which Is TOO often al
loved 10 tear aad mutllate them
Tie proper shape Tor fruit trees Is that Of
m umbrella reversed. When this shape y
communicated by pruning, the foliage Is
more freely exposed 70 the action oil the
solar RAYS. aud 10 the air which ought al
vs. 10 have u free circulation among the
f,liaro and fruit. By communicating
$nical form % any tree although II may
Be r,ther more graceful ami elegant IN us
ss,cts uD0u - landscape, viii certainly III
iursit 10 many ways, il looked on as an OBJ
Nctorpf0nt The fruit ofapp.e trees which
crows on The interior limbs, where the sur
rounding foliage and branches prevent the
suns RAYS from penetrating, and where the
direct influences Of heat are never felt Is
10 certain extent, insipid; II does mol
mature thoroughly. aud viii not keep 50
long and so perfectly as that which grows
on The outside branches, exposed 10 the sun
and wind IL also varies so much IN shape
and especially in color, that we have known
stwo plates OF apples selected iron the SAINT
Baldwin tree, Que Of which was pronounced
by skillful iruit-grOwer 70 be the BALDWIN,
snd ths other plate another VARIETY
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-12

The Macon Ca Southern C)Etederacy
says: :" Il is Notifying 70 our pride 70
know that such IS the case, but 1t is useless
10 conceal the fact, that bands OF stragglers
ana deserters infest every city, town and
Village IN the State. They are upon every
nlSh"ay through the country, and whsr-
s'el eney 80 are committing The most wan
.on @ctS u obstruction and abuse OF prop
, 80 s' 81 1no~n. They are tearing down
corr, now almost matured, burnin1 sa,ca
rails. kililny stock. tearing up potatos
patches. and 10 fa0t doing overriding ia,
y ~ q and destructive.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-12

SAND FOR BEDDING FOR ANISALs.-At the
State AlmshOuse. Massachusetts, the man.
ager Of the farm beds his cows regular with
sand, which he considers superior 10 any
other substance tor that purpose. Ii is
warm, easy TO lie upon, prevents the cows
frOm slipping when reaching for food. is an
S4cehent ABSORBENT or nQuluS, easily shOv-
eled in and out, u superior divisOr OF drop
pings, and IS an excellent substance to APP
ply 10 cold lands. For these reasons he
likes sand for bedding. Western Rural.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-12

EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Ian
Il ING AT 8 meeting q the Directors Of the First
National Bank OF Lansing held this dsy 81 the BA1k
ing 0fice OF J {. Bailey Co..
Il was resolved that the capital stock Of this Bank
be increased 70 sl1o and that books Of s1bscrip
lion be opened for that purpose 81 the c1ce q !
C. Bailey Co. in Lansing under ne direction o. TIE
President and Cashier
Books Of subscription vii therefore Be cpenet
accordingly, for additional sctscriptiocs 70 ssil
Bank, Of SOL and viii be kept open until thar
amount IL subscribed.
The Bank will be opened for business sOon as
the new Banking House now being crested for that
purpose u completed, which vii be sboCt The arst
day Of October next
On suescriptioes 50 per cent viii be required o.
the nrst day Of October next, All 10 PER cent pr
mouth thereafter
lansing, Nieh. Jsiy 4, 1884.
L 4 HIW III, casAIsr ssssf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
DROBATE ORDER.-state OF Michigan.

DROBATE ORDER.-State OF Michigan,
il co4aty u I-g141, ss.-Ai session u the
probate Court FOR tie county @. Ingh4m, holden a.
the Probate Once. - tie village % Mason, OF
The 10Th 12y o. August, u tie yea- one thousand
eight hundred slG sixty -.our. Present, " II Il
Pinckney Judge Of Probate IL the matter Of tae
estate u A. Lloyd Stce.e, minor. Oareallng and
ding the petition, c1-y vs-l1SG, u AAry ) steele,
mother anu guar 80 o. $40 minor, praying Tor a
cerse - ss lie estate belonging - s4- minor
InsreCpOu Is ordered, that Tuesday. The u Day
u October next ~ Il oc-ocA n t1s forenoon Be IS
signed Tor tie hearing o. said petition. a4c thai
ne heirs Nv o. said deceased A11 a.. other PEI
sOus Interested II SAID estate REG re 20 appear
Al : SESSION q said Court, el 10 be holden a. The
Probate once, II tae Village o. Mason, and show
l4use, L any there be, why he prayer az tie peii
toner slO-l4 Lot be granted Az u s further or
dsrec that sad petitioner give notice 20 TIE persons
interested IL s4i1 estate OF tie pelleccy o. SAID pt
ton tle hearing Thereof ~ causi copy o. I'll;
ordsr - 10 published - TIE LdrSsGC RspEtatcGn,
aeWspapcr printed and circulating - SAID County
u. Ilg-Au. Successive weeks previous % s-l-
-ay c, hearing a true copy
Nj. Il. FINCANtI
owls jude u Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-12
ORDER -Stale If Micbigan.


y JILL ~ NO-> AAe-1N CA1l- N~--~N a.
~ hereby gwen XIX IL Pursuance - al act oi IL
s!ature. entitled d" An act q provide Tor liz
r4iuare aud reclamation q swamp Lands by means
81 STATE roads am bitches approved February III
1859. anu tie acts an .ll4t0ry thereto. lie luieT
signed. Comm issiOler Of the DowagAc swamp -tsie
road WI lat u tle lowest responsible b! der con-
trac for tl- cousll uctgu Of said road ~ tAe vgt
4 D0waglac Thursday, Oct Der -.ihi ist+- Pay
lnuuts for tue Work 10 be male in swamp Lands, l.
oe selected from ANY swamp LIND ia Tie Lower Pen
,ospla belougag to the site O. Michigan The = u
missioner Ieserves the right 20 reject any or al BIDS
not consistent with the interest OF the STATE
T. 4 STEBBlNs, Coumlsslon~r-
DoWaglac, September 10TH ls'i 4s"i
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GUARDIANS SALE.-ln the matter OF
u tls estate o. L1-ret.a Cranson, Ella {. Cr4-s0l
Az John CransoD, mn Re The undersigned, guar
Ian Of SAID minors hereby gives notice that BY vif
Tue Of authority granted t. Inn by tue lfoo45 court
tcr the county VI Ca.houa, il tbs St4'e az Michigan
0n the 5th day september, SD, sinai. s- - i-o
nc auction - tbs highest bidder al Tie front door o.
the stale House lle Cry o. Lansing, ia he county
II Ingham, IL tae state Of Michigan al one CO.'S
he Afternoon on the 27th cay oi october, ls04 all
Tie right title and interest Of said minors II az
lhe following described real estate, 10 VII l"eN
y acres c O. west size o. tn est thirty sever
81 acres If the hat Of tue south west 4-afte
Vi section thirty three 5 IL the township u L1As
ing County Of llgh4rE, stale OF Michigan
ps.el Marshall u iigan, september o, 1854
4yuS7 CiARLt- 5 GLOVER, Guardian
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Nervous Attacks. LOlCnsSS q SPIN"
and FITS Of La"gN0T'

Fpd prompt snt permanent felie, ifo j.. 81
he tes,l1ory CT t-s po-nt g Mss
ron bcfh sszes .st.,si- ,sFuEfsc
n az..r u p o-s Gle = NH AZ. .,s,oosHy
1910 - ~ he q. ra1sui srl y 100 -
r---rrt Z - t tLr Tet.r1 o. u 1,--l
prevent
Asa5,-era. 4ga'c
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Nothing that s. nCt Wtc.esoIne. ssni-i eI1 I..-s
tfv- III IL Uat1re enters mo TIE compcsiiiN
UoSTFTERs -IDHAlH I.llLl-- lls p'y--
- - ,,r,.I.s 20 rnlrera. ~ any k.1i 10 csae
n totarica. eerlelt. ~ Gerry eEciiene1ti %. -
crb.nst.on u tlc s1iracfs g rals q -. -.
~ usrt. x.tl lhe rlfsst sul nlee.toi a. cll-'''
st.r.ulaIts 49,. - &C
a. - tie human -vstsln car b. protcctcc y L--
r..srs azs.lst fns.a. - slFel asrsl ~ a. -
.orre atrr1srlerr impure Watrr anc oi1e, si.e "a
carscs HO-IITIiI.S Llf4t4A may &c ie''e- -
Z, fI,-.t. iu' rt-l 18th Fsv>r and <gus, y 80 ~
i--r for.ul frfa.bc ~ preventive an nfes1-ss
a a remedy alc tl0-s411s ~ho Ferofi - = 49,
r-tat ii e. - ll -ttack. escaTf t1e feo-'ts =.
,s,',.--.ls wro neglect % avail. tleuseisfs . -
Protective els..f -s in t-TaIce, are S-fta 1870
..-i.f e .irsc = It's marvs.yrs mellclLs 49,. -
AGE patents after oelfg p-ed VII - -. a
--,ff- Ii vsl1. lrfi fairy sti-ftle1 - - ].
----,-. .Irsioit are M gIfreg le1Ly rs.'S''-
Las,,L r.ti.a E ser -sys y tie -ss q
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CLANS FOR PENSIONS. BOUNTIEs
And Back Pay,
Presented. Prosecuted & Collected.

-l- .rf-Ia yle- lev- t+r.t .-tf q. .1--t--.-
-h.e Tor rt.e p-.-r.r.t- IS fl. al.~ r--l- g.. r-.
C1.-ri-s 20 rsr1. I--t-l- All. I----l L-re
% nd f.-- org isr-rr
I E- ~. -- tt-s ---l-
hz-i-- f-s- go 1-g tn. FL-ElgEE ~ CIs-Es D.
Ire Psrs % = = u W-sl.l g1c. a-i t1e-e5-- lsr-
tx . tl-r1csl k-o~i-cCs ~ tie t-s.l-ss - c-1
sf-Iv ssx that ~ al sec1re t1ss ANS El-L l--
DELAY And E1PENSE than any ci1er trm T. ~
state -r.al zt-anti0c gwen Q tie az ktnsrt O.
SCS2ENT H ,IAIIS. and claims hat have loog beer
Pooling te-0re III Departments
HaviDz al cface 10 Detroit We ~ favoTab-y sta
40. { for 10 G. lection q STATE B1C>IIE--
0Hcs u Llnsing. over Mad 4 Rsosons store,
Ns1ie Town O5ice N Detroit. IL SLY Block
r G RUSSELL. Z tV"Lr>r
Trr-1r -Ln4s1 Lansing.
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HOsTETTERs BITTERS

-.,,.z ..ri. n..t ts szpsr .ssess q -,
80 $780, nv ca bs e. sFf1l e--ie, - s-s
=, r-stt-tlona weak-ess- Fre5-s - -. a. a
-.-v 10 Icresir1ss srlsi-E irorn % .s.s1
-. tie eec.r.c iu11e1ee- u =. ,ss,,-l,- ivf
s.ares q sdisss.ssi u cIsra.ss sve r-i.rse,
L., - ~. a5s sa.i i j. Tas oy sac '.s ..
- r..,l ctsrec from Sound sll -ersssis
teria. and entirely free tf.5 .-si',rr "a - -
u--sent more % lsss 4 a. ne
.tonscbics y ihs Gay .-sx.-ssly. Ard.
~ b ,rs,v asesd. deserved po7s 49,
he ,Vert porilo- q ihe eoun1-i's' -
EI1IERS ..,,-r, p.,,rtrrfh, -
Prepared ~ Bos1FrIkH 81. =. -. s,ursssspSs
sofa ~ al pr.sEis's, ef''''' - stki
svsyshsFs
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MEDICAL.
HELMBOLD's
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

-, COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BrcHr. 4 Pos.
$3.50. S.S.as heraey .oE Diseases u he s.scce,
j. -. ;, SiANel, Aac Iroqsic&i Swclsnrs
Iais tedieine increases he pousr AZ n,-..,.,-
1855 s.e ne Aosorec1ts luto healthy 800
?! SaieA TIE NA;s-y OF CA.cATsc1s aeDosstio,s
:. ..A'|rs. EnarsetaeHss ar~ reduces, a 80 a.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-12

Many sNare oi she Causes % thsir ssr,,,,, -.
H1ns ~. cerflss "A Rso4r1 q tis Iasa.s &c.,
Ana Ae.~-elc.! l<-tas - Cousumptiou bs.r .,.rI.
Sitless 90 The trltl So tle assertion f
Tue constitution oece arccte4 pllA OrTsrlc Vel
less requires The al 81 mclleiao 10 ,trersta -,
.nv glr-te the system
Nhieh Hsm1oll's iNrRACT pCcIU irvari.,lx A..
tr'A4 viii coaslaoe tas Inos. Skepgloai
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GROCERIES.
cash FOR EGGSi
KNOTT & PAINE

Have opened A LACE EGG DEPOT in
Humans Block, opposite the Capitol, where We pay
The Highest Price, in CAsh, for AL fresh Eggs that
tome.
We have also = large and well selected stock Of
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NEW REATMENT.
Private and Confidential
MEDICAL ADVICE
Or. AMOS 8 son

A; ne Dt-r.t Pfisate Hcsritai established fcT tie
cl-e = syphilis. ia. We14aes e. Al lie ssef-i
alru.ties VI 81 O. sl- majority
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NOTICE Bids for the construction OF
~ ihe e. tire NIFTY Road only, from Fort WI
sins The scoasin State Line. EiI BE received 81
NJ o1sce, s. HocEhton. Michigan, 1o- s.xlv DAYS
Payment - be made IN the lsuds E-zu.e's b- he
Cuitec states the state q Michigan II I'D q the
sane NzpS and sp-c1hcstious % ssi1 rad can De
zen a. ny ofice Names q securities on tue en-
tractors bond most accompany the bid he entire
road - ,. completed Il eightssn months frcn TIE
dAy O. accsp;znos q tbs bid
lnEsss Is, 1854 3 SHELTON,
sssvs cs1mlfH4b0.
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DYE C0L0RS.
A SAVING OF so PER CENT

For 5 cents yoE car Cl.0r as ms1y goels - p- .-
othsrWise COS. I've tins hat SIN WHO'S s-a =
an Be- p-O1u- u from Tie slla. Eye. Tie process
simpie. sd a-F o1e ctu ESe the DE With perfect
success lirectio-s IN EnE.is french an German
inside = each package
F0r further ll5TUation II DEe-nE- an giving per
ssct kno <ietg- What cOors are beat zdspte- ~
others, with many valuable receipts purchase
Howe : stevens Trssilss On DTeng AM Coloring.
sent uy mail OF receipt o. priee-lo cents M1n
-facturel BY HOWE STEVENS
4+Syl 26o Broadway. BcsI0s-
Fer ssls ~ druggists and dealers generally.
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HelnbOId's Extract Ruc,,r
lmpotency, Fatuity, Bpileptio Fits.
.NsANITY ~ coNsrNrrIoN .

ia one @. which tae patieat may expire
Mo san saw that gley lTs Ia ffceaentlv fsllsv.s
~ sAose cd llrei-l l.s.-s>s
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HOsTETTER-s BITTERs'.

Tn. ..sk .tor,aca = rsp.ty i1ygorsec - -,
go, r..tors1 Is th.s sFreest.e Ions AI- - -.
.'.--.s r5-Ee-r y cases % IyGpeFss az >
er-arrDrs firms = In1lgest.o1 Acting :. 80
~ r--fsss .rt,.rssrt a. ue.l - upco ne 49,
-. -,-.,flv '.eves tie ConEtipstcr o. pefi-.,.
5v irregular acton q The digestive -na ''-''
organs. ..
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FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALESl

u many srecso-s peculiar O. Females N, II
TRACT 81 lit b. uncl 1Alel - 4uy other fclusIy A
10 tAorosis cog ket'lton, irleg-larits, raiufiine.s
% Suppression 10. Customary Leacuafi0u. Uloerstet
" serrho-s stale " The ltsrls loneloTi hoera o.
Whites Slcriity, an Ter al complaints lucasut "a
Ae So vi. iAer siisng iEoa ia4iscsgi.ou Habis Il
'ssll atl14. Nl II tae
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