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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23
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HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
vEGETABLE EXTRACT. ~
&, PURE TONIC.
THAT Will RELIEVE THE AFYLIoTEp, AND
Not make NEu.lsarels-
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German Hitters
PREPARED BY
DIP. G. M. JACKSON.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
WILL EFFECTUALLY AND MOST CERTAIN.
LY
CURE AEE. DISEASES
frnYya

CURE AE.E DtSEASES
arising from
Disordered Liver.
Stomach, or Kidneys.
Thousands of our citizens are suffering from Dys
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ing questions spply--we guarantee
H0OFLAND'.S GERMAN BTTTERS
will cure them.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE.
Do you rise with a coated tongue mornings, with
bGd taste in the mouth aud poor appetite for break
fast Do you feel when you first get up so weak
and languid you can scarcely get about Do you
have dizziness in tho head at times, and often n
duuess with headache occasionally! Are your
bowels costive and irregular and appetite changea
bic? Do you throw up wind from the stomach, and
do you swell up often, Do you feel funess after
oating, and sinking when the stomach is empty?
DO you have heartburn occasionally Do you feel
low spirited. and look tbs dark side of things
Are you not unusually nervous at times? Do you
not become restless and often lay until midnight
before you can go to sleep ond then at times don't
you feel dull and sleepy most OF the time? Is your
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VIII cure every case Of Chronic or Nervous Debility
Disease of the Kidneys, and Diseases arising from
a dsordered Stomach.
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Consi-
ps'i0n, Inward
Piles, Eulness or Blood
10 the Head Acdty of the Sto-
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Food, Fulness or Weight in the Stomach. Sour
Eructations Sinking Flutering at the Pit Of the
Stomach, Swimming of the Hoad, Hurried and Dill.
cult Breathing. Fiuttcriug at the Heart Choking or
Sutiocaing Sensations when in lying posture Dim.
ness Of Vision. Dots Webs before the Sight, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency of Perspira.
tion, Yelowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in
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flushcs Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imnginngs Of Evil,
and great Depression
ofSpirits
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23
FOR SALE.
FLAG g. BUILDING STONE.

fINliE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens
Il Of sunbury, that they prepared to furnish
PAVING AND BUILDING STONE, at short notice
ani at reasonable rates.
The stone will be delivered ON the river bank u.
Sunbury.
Persons desiring good stone will find il to their
Interest 10 call aud examine before purchasing else
where.
Address EsllER a MARTIN.
Dee. IL, 1883. SuubuTy. Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK AND MIDDLE COAL
FIELD RAIL ROAD d Coal Company.
TyNllE annual meeting of the Stockholders cf the
l Company will be held at the Office Of the Com
rany No. 20i South 4th Street, on Monday, Is; Of
February, 1854. at II clock A. NJ. for the purpose
of eoeting Five Directors serve for the ensuing
year. and to transact sucs other business us may be
brought before them.
PETER X. LANDS, Secretary.
Philadelphia, january llth, lS6l.--3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23
SERAy EsIY.H..

SERAN KstH.H..
IAME to the premises Of the subscriber in Pcr,
Y ! township. Northumberland county, Pa, ab.lut
the middle oi May lasi STRAY BULL, about
two Year, Old, red sides and ears, sud white back
The owner . requested 10 come forward, prove pro.
periy, pay charges and take hi,a away, os he wil
b, disposed OF according 70 law.
Point township, Dee S, ls5s-2n
JAMES EsGRnRhe's
NhoLEsALE ANA RElAIL
CLOCK ESTABLISHMENT.
4 n Corner seeopl and chssnal 81 Phlialslshia
GLNcr far the PATENT EQU ALIzINa IisIR.
4 N DAY CL0rks, Ysry desirable astlels l0s
,hsTehs' Hotels, banks coualiug ilepssa. Psress,
Also, Manaf .slurs, Il FINE uoLp pExe.
tlueks iel aired and sarfsnlea
Gloss nalalnss a efeFy ae>eilitiqu.
FAhA Phla, JahaaFy ~, iati .-~4f
stray s'e<s.
raue 10 lhs psslalses " ~ p<t@stlkef = tpI@
Y Augufta sdsazhp sststsi n.eet1s z'n4f' ~
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-23

80 - WAsnNGToN, Jan. 16, 1854.
1t ia Understood here that General Butler
hes laid plans before the Rebel authorities
and has yet rcceived no answer. Should
they decline to exchange, then General But
Ter has remedy III his own hands, which,
1t il believed, will meet the case promptly.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-10
Mr.. rloward's Speech.

We surrender several columns Of our paper,
this week, to the exclusion OF our usual variety,
for the purpose Of making room for the speech
of Mr. Howard, in the Z. s. Senate, on prop
osition 10 eensure Garrett Davis, OF KY, tor Of
fering reasonable resolutions to that body. Mr..
Davis bad gathered together the misrepresentA-
tons, eraggerations, falsehoods and eItravagan-
css which are usually rstsiled at the corners OF
the streets concerning the Administration snd
its designs, and having organized them into
string Of resolutions, offered them in the Senate
for adoption, asserting that these alleged grieV'
ances and usurpstions of power we're sufficient
reasons Why the people Of the United States
should at once REVOLT" take all power into
sheir Own hands, turn out the existing govern
ment, and establish another.
The object Of this movement was to gi'e
dignity and currency TO those foul SANDERS oy
having them appear as important Senatorial Res
olutions and after being published in the GLOBE,
they would be copied into all the Copperhead
papers 10 all the States. Mr.. Wilson moved that
Mr.. Davis be expelled: Mr.. Howard moved tha
DO be censured by the Senate and bis speech
is in support of that motion. We believe al
our readers will be much interested in it, as it ID
marked by Mr.. HOward's usual ability and grasp
Of mind, and the topics discussed are those most
prominent in political debates.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-10
Township Meeting

WHEREAS, BIZ the terms Of Act Nc. T. approved Feb
w rusry 81, 1864, emitted AZ act "to amend
entitled authorize the ciy OF Jackson and TIE
several townships Of Jsekson county 70 pledge Their cred
H. and tie county Of Inghau o. raise By tax, borr7
money aid in re construction of Railroad from Jack
Lansing. approved March 20 lo65 is provided
FOL ows, 70 wit
secton 1. Il may and shaf e lawful for tie city u
lansing ard each Of the townships ~ i7gham county
pledge TIE credit q aid civ township aid ~ the
CONSTRUCTION Of Railroad from the city ~ Lansing by
Of the village q Mason, 70 the city Of Jsckso1 ol
such suns, rot exceelng TX per cent q Inc
sessed valuation Of such city township the electors
Of such CITY t0Enship shall AZ the auuuai reeting
any meeting ca ed r. that purpose ceternns, and
-aay issue bonds for such sums"
And BY section OF sSc act i is further proTiie1
follows.
~ SIS. BE the cutv of he ~ aid citv Of Ian
snS and the Supervisors Of each Of aid toEnsnps u lie
county OF Iaghar, cal sueh meeting or n1setrrs a
the electors hereby authorized ~henerer request
I'd IN writing bg ef.een of the eeetor- thereor."
And where's, J. the uncerriyned, Supervisor ~ iEe
'ovuship e Lansing. have been requested ~ Geen ~
ne electors q ssid township % call meeting oftre eec-
- said township provided n tie Aforesaid act
Public Notice e therefore hereby gwen thar meeting
Of the electors of The townshp of Il nsng m be held
the Council Room ia p 2 CITY % Ian.uv n o'clock
NJ Thursday, 18th day o. February In.t u take
such nezsures 20 aid 10 TIE construction q Railroad
from Jackson Lansing, they nay then and there
determine IN pursuauce oft5e Provisions q The orssae
act
Gvsu unasr ny hsad At Lansing, I'll. losh dAy OF Fss-
ruarT, A. D. 1884.
TM. A. CRYER Supervisor
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-10
Township Meeting.

WHEREAS. BY TIE terms Of Act No !, approved Feb
" ruAry 81, 1864 entitled ian 20 amend
titled authorize the city o. Jackson, the
several townships Of Jackson county pledge their cred
IL and the county of Iushgn - by tax borrow
money. aid IN the construction o. railroad from Jack
soc, to Lansing approved Marsh % 1851 Il j. provided
follows, 10 Wit:
"Secon l. Il may aud shall 30 laanl Tor the city Of
Lansing and each Of the townships q ugham county,
pledge the credit of said city township aid The
construction 81 Railroad from The city Of Lausng, by
way Of the village Of Mason, 20 the c II Jackson. oT
such not exceeding Fix per cent az the
sesssd valuation Of city township the electors
OF such city township shall az tie aonual meeting
any meeting called FOR that purpose determine, and
NAV issue bonds for such sarns.s'
And By section Of said il IL furher provided fol-
lows:
at shall lie tie duty Of the Mayor II said cy OF Ian
sing aud the Supervisor each Of said townships Of the
county Of Ingban, 10 call such meeiag tngs Of
the electors hereby authorized EbeDever
ed il writing by 6fteen Of the electors thereof"
And whereas, ], The undersigned, supervisor o. the
electors Of said township call etns Of tbeeectors
Of SAID township provided tie Aforesaid ret puoe
notice is therefore hereby given thu. meeting q the
electors % The township % Delhi viii oe held az the
house Of John Ferguson SATURDAY, the 2oth day Of
February, Inst az o'clock p ~ 70 take such measure.
10 aid IN the construction Of Railroad from Jackson 70
lansing. they NAV then and there oeteunine pur-
suance Of the provisions If the aforesaid act
Given uDderny hand Delhi, this elh day u FebruA-
~. a. d. 1854 cOHN FER6U son. super7isor.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-10
Proclamation by the MAYOR.

TTHEkEAS. BY the terms Of Act No. J. approved Fet'
w rusry Sd, 1894, entitled act "io amend act en-
te1 10 authorize the CITY Of Jackson and
era 0-nshps Of Jackson county edge their 1t
the county Of Ingham 10 rase by tar. OF borrow
ey 70 aid IN the construction Of railroad from Jackson
to Lansing approved March %, lSo3 provided
follows, TO Wit
"Sec;ion l. Il may aud shall De lawful or The city nj
ansing and each the townships Of nghsn county,
pledge credit Of said city township AID in the
construction Of railroad from the city Of Lansing 6y
way the village Of Mason The u Jackson fo
such exceeding per cent OF tie assessed val
uson n ssch city township the electors ot suei
city township shall Al the annual meeting, AZ
meeting called for that purpose, coternne aud insy h
bonds for such runi snn,s"
And BY section OF ssi act = IS further provided al
follows:
at shr be The duty Of the Mayor Of SAID city Of Ian
sing and the Supervisors Of eac % sid town-hirs 81 Il,
county Of lnghain. 10 call such meeting meetings
the electors hereby authorized, whenever
ed in writing by fifteen q the electors thereof"
And whereas l. the uneers gned, Mayor OF the city O
Lansing, been requested by fifteen % tie electors
said CITY, 10 call meeting OF the electors u said city
provided in the Aforesaid public notice Is hereby CIV
en- that meeting OF the electors OF the city OF Lansing
will be held ~ the Council Room, Thursday Eve
nng, the lSh day 81 February, inst O'Clock tai
to aid in the construction Of Railroad iron
jackson 10 Lansing they may then and there deter
mine, in pursuance of the provisions Of The toaess
act.
Given under thy hsnd tie Ci.y d Lsnsas tas atl
day - Fcb-usfy. A. D. 1891.
Il BARTHOLOMEW Nsvor
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-10
The State Beauty Law.

We pubEsh TO day. In full, the Law enacted
last week regulating the bouDtiss paid to soldiers
and The manner of providing funds for the same.
Every man IL interested in understanding lie pro
visions.
A We read the Law, the action Of individuals,
or Of committees, heretofore In the raising or
payment Of bounsiss, will not authorize taxation
Tor reinbnrsing the amounts paid, unless the &C.
tien Of the individual or Of she committee be
sanctioned By the authorities Of the town or
city; and this action Of the authorities may be
retrospective - well prospective. This ressric-
son 10 proper, and necessary to prevent frauds.
Il vas doubtless difficult to frame Law which
should meet all possible cases in the best man.
Dsr; JET Ne believe this law viii well answer the
principal end Of iis passags-,o legskze and pro
vide for hquidasing by taxation, q vast amount
Of paper obligatiOna existing in almost ever
town and city, which could not be speedily or
seuisably adjusted without legislation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-10
and the flames communicating with her maya.
zine she was blown into fragments.


Later.
Newbern. I'd PM
Nearly two-thirds of the crew of the Under
writer are safe. Acting Master Allen aud all
the officers of the vessel, except the Sd assist
ant engineer Allen are captured.
1t is reported that the rebels are moving on
to Washington and Plymouth. aud that they
are recei ing large endorsements
All are confident that the enemy will attempt
a desperate assault on Newbern 10 night.
Lates.
Tuesday Evening : O'Clock
Newport is in possession Of the rebels. which
cuts eff our communication with Beaufort
This also gives the rebels toe command OF the
approaches to Newberu. by the Neuse River,
should they choose 10 fortiiy It's banks
The impression is ths. Newberu VII stand
long siege.
Washington. Feb. 5
Gen. Early has been compelled to retreat up
the south Fork OF South Branch, toward the
Shenandoah Valley in consequence Of the Wig
orous manner in which be has been attacked
aud pursued by Gen. KeIy's forces.
Our combinations have proved successful IN
defeating the enemy's designs We have Ia
ken quite a number Of prisoners and recaptur
ed many OF those taken from Us
New York, Feb. 6,
A Nashville letter dated the 23d saws:
~Lougstreets forces which have Oeen heavi
" reinforced from North Carolina, are concen
trated at Seviervie Our communication
with Gen. Park at Cumberland Cap is Gu
of, but Park announces by courier tha, b
can hold the Gap for months.
The battle at Tazewell on Sunday lasted
number of hours Gen. Wilcox was paiuful
though rot seriously wounded. Our force
were repulsed but fell back 10 a good position
since which time they have not been modest
ed.
New York, Feb g.
The army OF the Potomac is again back g
winter quarters. Gen. Fitzpatrick crossed q
, Cupepper Ford aud secured the country frol
Jacobs Ford to near Fredericksburg, fndin
nothing but cavalry pickets. aud returned I
camp this noon.
: Gen. Warren crossed the Sd division OF Ii
I'd corps at Mortons Ford. Last evening Ii
q I'd division fthe same corps crossed and q
D tempted to join the Sd division. The Rebe
opened on them with musketry from the ngl
4 of the Ford, where they had been conceale
! The night was dark and rainy, aud the firing
n each party was directed by the fash Of Il
II guns OF their opponents. After the firing h'
: ceased our men were ordered 10 return aero
i the river. which they did without moIestatio
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-10
Wood. the Dentist, NJ Home

FRIEVDs AND PATRONS Again am a. your service 10
any Of the departments o. Dentistry have bought the
patent, FOR Michigan % Or. Woods Plastic Furlbls
Metal for ding teeth article scarcely inferior 10
gold any case IN superior and in az csses
superior 10 the soft gold plugs commonly inserted.
suooin extracts from tes; moniAs ~ my possess
"Dr. J. s. Wood has long enjoyed The reputation Of
being The best Dentist IA Albany and we know hin
% be both skilfai and honorable"
"Prof. u Armsby, NJ D. wm Bailey n D., Z G.
Bgeow VI o., Jas l.. Baocock II n, u c. Iondy, n.
D, Levi Moore, n D., John swenbarn. " D.. J. NJ 10
IAmster, NJ n, D. ne Graf. NJ D L G. Warren. ~ D.,
B. r Roman, E1 Alb Spectator L Tucker, "a Country
Gentleman, ana Caltivstor, Or. wm Taylor and Harvy
Wendell, druggists Ncssrs " " woolicrt r Andrews
J ". Camel 7, Aatrews, Es3rs MessTs Ko3t- Dorian,
T. Sanres J. Bwss o., BANKERS; Messrs. A. voorhees,
Ira shafer ". s. Kelly b A Lsas Isaac EdWarcs } Il.
small /. Hoagbtailing, attorneys Messrs- Elias Grim
tn Lwncox sw LarcAsr, D. D. Mink merchants
June 10, 1858. 49a-ly
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-10
nROBATE ORDER-Stste Of MICH.

a gau, county q lrghar1. sat session q ne
Probate Court Tor the County q ngham hoden a TIE
P-oba,s OHce n the Village q Nss0n Monday, the
Isl czv o. February n the year cos tlCcssuf gbf tUc
cre1 and SIXTY four Present, n II Pncknfy- J1fgs
81 Probate II tie natter q estate o race nc
ceceasef o. reading a1c Alag the pst tlcn. Guy
verified Il Charles D. Ho1art pray TX ior tie probate
q irsyuuerf 10 zTiting purportnE n b Tie lszt
willard testament O. Horace hobart, ate q Agre.ius,
- ssi1 county ~ InEhsrn. cecezre1-
There pon IL IL Or Tered, Tai Monday tie IN csT o
March neTf a. l. ciock the forenoon % SIS srs-
fortne hezrlrg - said petition and that the hers Az
C sad deceased anc All other persons i-@este1 = -ad
estate required appear 81 session - SAID C1rt.
then hoid~ III Probate once. n the village o.
N4son z11 show a1se T any thcre be- Why To- prsyer
u the iic1sr shoglI not be granted. And 8: s frr-
TIER orccrel tLzt sad pcttoner give 1cce n TIE pr-
SO ntzre~st % ss1 estate q TIE prlfe1cy c. SAD
PETITION ard The hearing t3eraor b slg eeTg o.
ibis order 70 &c p-b-- N zoe Iarfi1g Eep-ei-c1r
Newspaper printed enc cfcGai 1g n s1l county n rg
han successive weeks, prcv1us - sad 1sy II k-r-
irE "A true cc--1 w z PlSCzSET,
4ssws Judge q Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-10
OFFICIAL
Clothing to soldiers by Mall

AN ACT to amend the law prescribing the articles - be
admitted into the Mails Of the Uaited States
Bed snsssd b. tho Senate and H0usey Represtottes
Of the Caisd STATES Of America IN ConTcss ssse1s5led
That articles OF clothing being manufactured Of wool
cotton linen and comprised IN package not exceed
Ing two pounds il weight, addressed 10 any non-con
missioned oecer or private, serving II the armies Of
United states, may be transmitted by the msis OF
the United States the of eight cents 70 be in al
prepaid for every four ounces, or any fraction
thereof subject 10 such regulations as the Postmaster
General may prescribe.
Approved January I'D 1854
Editors Of newspapers throughout the United
States, will doubtless confer favor on the SOL
diers in the field, as well as their friends at
home, By giving publicity 70 the above.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-10

The following important resolution has passed
both houses, and been ordered printed aud cir
lated with the General Bounty Bill.
JoIsr RESOLUTION relative TO the relief Of the
families OF volunteers mustered from this State
into the military or naval service of the United
States, or this State, and declafatory of the
meaning OF act No. LIS, Of the Session Laws
of 1868, passed for that purpose
Resoired by the Senate aud House Of Repre-
seatatires. Of the Sta 9 of Michigan, That act
No. 1913, of the Session Laws of eighteen hun
bred aid sixty-three, entitled an act 10 amend
al act to amend an act entitled an act TO provide
for the relief counties the of families Of yolun~
seers mustered from this State into the military
service OF the United States, or Of this State,
approved May fourth, eighteen hundred and six
ty-one, and TO add certain sections thereto" APP
proved January seventeenth, eighteen hundred
and sixty two was il tended aud is hereby de
clared 10 make it the duty OF the Board of Su-
petVisors OF each organized county, TO make ad-
equate provision for all requisite relief and sup-
port Of the families within this State, OF nou-
commissioned officers, musicians and privates
enlisted or drafted from their counties respec-
lively, or substitutes for persons so drafted and
mustered into the military or naval service Of the
families reside in the county where such enlist
ment was made and to which such soldier is
credited or not; but said act was not intended
aud shall not be construed TO r, quire or author
lie the board of Super visors Of any comfy, or
any member thereof, TO apply any part of the
family relief fund OF such county, or furnsh re
lief to the family Of any soldier, credited BY the
military authorities to any other county, or who
belongs to any regiment or battery from any
other State. And il shall be the duty OF the SUI
pervisors Of each township to furnish relief to
the families Of volunteers who are credited to
such township; Previded, the families reside in
this State at the time of the enlistment Of the
volunteers, aud are in circumstances emitting
them to relief under the Provisions of this act
Aforesaid"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-10

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-10
Special Township Meeting.
AUTHORIZED By Law
MEETING OF THE ELECTO

A NETTING OF THE ELECTORS
n o, the township o. ve-sy, VII be he-5 n the
Town Hall IN the village q Asso3, on THURSDAY the
eRhteeath day Of February list az O'Clock il TIE
forenoo5 fr The purpose Of plecgiug The cre-t e, tbe
township 70 az Il the construction o. railroz1 from
the city Of Lansing % the city o. Jackson The VI
age 4 kzso- % provide fr the issuing o. bonds o-
the purPose, AID 70 determine tie co-cio-s, al ether
particulars n regard q said ps1Ee q credr Or loan
br7-s. 5-fors the rsstnT g pr-srzuce o. az act o.
Legszt p Ct re St1te O. Nchlgl-, rssed a. the
extra sesz.o- o. 81, entitled act = sns,-
eu:ils act sutho-zs the city = Jsc.son ard tie
several townships IL Iacks51 c0-aty, = pie'gz their
c-esit-srd the county O Ir-1sn - -a-ss y tar
borrow rorey aid IL re ---st-rct.7c = rair1ad
from Jackson - Lansing approves E-rch eot1, 1893
Yevzy, February "a, lsc4.
Zs9-i Low, SIP rv..or.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-10
NEvER AGAIN.

Broken the golden chord,
Severed the silken tiel
Never again viii the old days come.
D~r,iag, 20 you anc l.
Dead ard besriis1l Past
Scattered around IS bier
Pale thoughts lie thick, and nsnoriss
o. days that were 50 dear.
Menoriess Foli them r7-
Lay them sacred By,
What avails the dreams o. tas Past
TIE future for you anal.
Broken The silent chord,
Severed tie golden chain,
Li.kiag - with The beautiful days
That nsveT cAa eS1s aSaln-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-10

EDIToR or RFruBuclS-Deay SIR. with your psrmt-
sion wish say the readers Of your paper that Will
send BY return mail 70 AL who wish Il (frec), recipe,
with fsl directions Tor making and using simple Fege
table Balm, that vii sleotuay remove, IN Ten csys,
PinPes Bo,ohes, Tan, FFeckiet ans al Impurities Of
lie skin leaving the same scft clear smooth and beau.
tnul
Iwin aiso nal free 70 those having Bald Hsacs, OF
Bare Taces simple directions aud in'orm,ton that viii
cable them 70 start f1I growth o; L1xsTa.t Has
whiskcrs or a NosEisehs. 10 ess thar tl.riy days.
AL applications answered By return NAL ~ithoat
charge Respectfully yours.
TB0s. = CHAPMAN, Chemist,
3mt40 sol Broa1way Sew York.