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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

G-Ihe y. Y. Irtb7Dle takes the follow
ing view Of the probabilities that the con-
stitution amendment viii lie ratified by the
number OF States necessary 10 give il effect:
-" No limitation Of tune be il observed.
is even surrested Cnn9ro=s l.a-ines dons
ir@ pert tho ratification OF one stale per
anuum until the requisite number shall
have been obtained would satisfy the re
quirement Nay: though twenty States
were now 10 reject the Amendment, the
future Legislatures OF those very States
might ratIiy Ir. and heir ratification would
te valid. Only lei the Amendment stand
unrepealed by Congress, and " the Legs
latures Of three-iOurths Of the States" might
ratliy K halt century hence, though every
State had previously refused to DO so.
Whenever the ratification Of the Legisla-
lures Of three fourths OF Tie States" shal.
have been accorded, il viii have become &
part Of the fundamental law Of the land
We have at present nlrty-Sir states,
where Vi trsut5-Seren must ratiiy TO give
effect 10 the Amendment Tpenly -tro Will
beyond all reasonable doubt, do so within
the present year. Is as if asserted) Sen
atOr Guthrie OF Kentucky wrote 10 Wash
ington 10 urge lis passage We may conf
IDENTITY add Kentucky 10 the number. Ten
uessee. Arkansas and LOusauia Will each
all, through their LOYAL Legislatures.
doubtless make haste TO do likewise. Here
then. are the number required. lacking one.
without vote from the States that are
now predominantlY in lislOYal hands.
That we shall, unless our arms should
meet with unforeseen disasters. soon add
10 their number. is scarcely disputab.e.
We presume no weil-inlormed Confederate
doubts that. were Gen Sherman IL Raleigh
to-day North Carolina would be palpaUly u
Union and an auti-S.avery state within d
month. Apart then, from all hopes based
Oh q general pacllcatIOn, We hope 10 see
the Amendment ratified and in operation
before the close Of 1850"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

VINEGAR FROM CIDER.-C. Il. Wheeler
and others. The Two conditions for The
conversion Of cider or other fruit juices,
into vinegar, are q temperature varying
from 75' 70 l0Os, and free access Of air u
tle liquid Both these are generally disre-
gar1ed- Tie proper temperature is easily
managed: free contact With ar can be IL
measure secured by frequently transferring
the liquid from one cask 20 another. The
addition Of some " mother" as tie plant
which lives IL vinegar is called. OF some
Old vinegar, hestens the operation. II vim
egar factories the liquid Is allowed % trek
le down slowly through 3 tall cask filed
with beecE-w0o1 shaTiDgs, provision De-
ilg made f0r current Of az. from nea-
Tie bottom Of The cask. 10 pass up through
i and come IL contact with tie LIQUID
which being spread over the shsv.Bgs ex-
poses q great surface and the change into
vinegar Is very RAPID.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
No Q3I

Al ACI 10 aIeeCa section fosTtssn, o. a:t number
sixteen q lie Session avs O, ihe year sizhtses
huncret a11 slxty-fou-, s1tilsd az at g author
IL tle Formation o. c1r7lrz..ons for the rurni,g
booming al rafting Z egs
SEr--cS = 1fs Psorls = tssS SS.c of RsHfcan -4a-.
lat sec lcl fourteen, OF = humber sixteen Of the
50 o. -Fs - --e yer ghIse9 huucrs1 and sixty
le~s os a-d -s sane L hereby 7eHtsG 50 as &c re15
a tl-svs
Sec q Eve-y such cc-pora,io1 sSsrl by their cor
po aie nlls, ave power u acquire uss .nt holi =
s-el Tes- All perso a estate By ease or purchase
IS sh - necessity for tle purpose o. csrryirg CT
,ls business q srch corporaiion with ,he fc rist,
o.. se.ii1g sod o-sposrg thsreo,. vhsa rot further
nes1st .c7 The Use o sch corporation: Prurl5ef
That ;hei- real estate shah not exceed I've thousand
acres- lhsT slal have power, an1 tie tight u =
~ ne gable waters G. lAis state nle- = iheir
articles of association % construct use an maintain
a. necessary oooms Tor c2rryilg the business q
such ecrroratisn ProciSed alsrsys Tha. they shs-
-sI lave Obtained from the owaer c. c=ne-s Of the
sLofss q such waters along which, O. n front C.
NhieH taey desire 70 construct such oocn O. Soous
s4tesE y eAss CT purchase Their permission = erect
AAe 1aiAt-i1 such boom O. boo-s IL f-out C rs O.
.A-A AIas AID pT0vtdss rt-.hsr That such boora y
ooons shall % 90 eonstr1etsd as 10 allow tie free
passage q ssais, vsssss, egIsis, lsss n1ssr, lar.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
Chicago Tunnel

This tunnel is 10 hurs0w under The Lake
two miles. out % where The water j. deep
Clear and cool ia all weathers There &
vast structure Of wood and iron weigh
tel with stone. and with three tiers Of
i0odgates 10 let IN The water, .s % Oo put
down 10 meet the tunnel. and il this way
The clty Is 20 be supplied with pure water
when the work is done. So Tar. the work
is entirely successful. SIX hundred ieet vi
the tunne. are completed. L. ls driven
through q vast bed Of sfr0n-, compact
blue clay through which not Ore drop ~
wafer has come. though they struck fire
once and came near being burnt up. Tie
clay is cut with tool Ike q carpenters adj,
and arch-tw0 brick thick. aud each brick
Inspected three times lis then la d ls The
clay is cut Out. The digging has brought
Out sumo curious hints " Ola umes; ls. Tor
ior Instance, great rolled bOullers are
iOuad bll4rl uuler sixty I'VE ieer Oi clay,
and stones with the ulmi-tak41le glacier
groove ln them az tle same depth and
stones Of which no other specimens have
Deceu found between the Alrglalies aut
Rocky Mountains; and iron pyrres with
golly iaclnation about them aud gypsum,
and curious hints Of all sorts i0r those
that love - read " sermons in st0nes.'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

JUsT RisuT.-Sela-0r Wilson has aimed
q sweeping ald long neeled blow "a fts
pros avery case by which our Republic has
beer - .olg sgr4cea, b. iIir1d lc.ag llt0
the senate TIE following D4A eAllc4 a
bi. for tie protection o. pssse-g-l-.'
B.. Be Z enacted. &c. That d. persons
shall be excluded from trate. 1yol aly
railroad or nsvlga0le waters ~ tie United
STATES % account u color, Cr yy reason u
an -iate law OF mCnc.pa. ordinance, On
any rule, regulation " usage VI any cor
pcra-.on, company " persons, AID co.0rel
passengers shall 1e subject ana amenao.e
70 ne same laws as white passengers And
o-else against this aCt shall ye pglis lel
b. 1le Of not less tLal S5g9 " .mpI.sol-
mel. uo- less than SIX mouths"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

AN Al u .ne4- a. --l Az -4tory Il tle several
axis fe--t- ,- iAs A -sl yaa Seminary 81 Albion
AID tie 4. b Oa -rra- .-i1t. Institute sun-ore-
fe-T--ry "a, ISL.
SECTION r. Ps p. o. l.s S.ce o. N..Liolr s,.a
4l4- tl-r- sA le lrel O. sl.d a-l an rte several
ass t--r-4 rel --leI . seven uew sections % b.
lIAOvrc- q at4n4 IS sections ten, eleven. twelve.
l-r, e-i L-e-- -..-en AZ sixteen O. said ACT As
~ l.vs
Sec D.. Thai comm .ttes be and g hereby cors.i-
9--Vt 81 p known as "the Albion College Endow
n-eli ID t-mmittee, 10 consist of three laynea.
% "-i- - east i"o shal. D. members u the Meth
80 tp.scl pal LAlreL, ald ~ eas. Two OF the com
III --- s-. &c residents O. tie county o. Wavus IN
.-- la.e -. l.-L-g4n. Tie first members of said
-ommite- slal -ol- their Offices respectively for the
terms "i 1nTeei s1 an nne years from The arSt CAV
% sa---ly Is'o, aad perform the duties thereof
"'.-o-l Z s--@lon a1- trle2Li4ly hereafter one
-suD1r " sall committee shall be appointed by the
.@fl o. Albion College - serve nae years Il The
pa-s VI t-- ole whose term Of oflce shall have e.-
plel A-- i-e Il -noers " sail Committee shall give
o--t7 ii -i- 4a-tii-l discharge Of their duties ac
-ot-1e = -ae i-tentof Lelaw -rter which taeY are
app i'- -nt A. vacancies "a sad Committee sha
D. li.-- ot salt board o. trustees
80 a. .-A- Ills 1rst comniittsc aforesaid shall
e.-ss- u tA- i'-owlug persons. viz. John Owen Of
aye ~ a. = 20! tle tsIuI u Line years l. Con
lt!-. y J--s-lL 60 .atv tyr rns t.rrn III - 80
--a LeIilge q. Msrrlck o. Way4e c0aniy. f5r the
term Of three years
Sc IT, Ih-t IL saaii be The duty Of said committee
!, re Fe - money ta4f NAY b- subscribed colec,
Cd 20 t,-l devised - JeQ-l4tLed for the r,5rros.
o el-.-s " increasing The ealoW % .nt fund or said
A.1'- 'i--s-s Al- % invest The same ia such man
Arf as t-y sl1ll deem best having due reyrd = the
secufiIy ~ tAeinvestr III. well AS 10 tue anna
-Acome - Dc derived thereiTom 70 being Intended
a. rrY- 20 ~--A sslA committee W I'll Tie s0s Kan
cement Al ce-tr1. VI SID cldowneutf.r i. trrst
LOT s-l- a-1il college.
So. IT, Iha, . sla D.. the dlty Of sail committee
10 re- oit s-i A-l ally % the board of trustees the
1o-n. az -o1 i.ol @! sail fund, and the amount of
interest which shall l-v- accrue. on the sane ana
O. pay yer so-a ar ally the interest s. accruiac to
The SAID board OF trustees. upon warrant drawn bv
is s.ent an ested BY its secretary said war
rant o DO made payable 70 ths Ireas,rlr of lie
board oi Trustees % Albion College, or order"
Sec IL That member Of the board OF trustees
OF SAID Aio-oa college, while serving such shall be
appoMtsl one u! =All culCg lneut fund committee
Sec 70. Sal corporation shall be known hereafter
as heretofore u Tie narl I'D style 0, Albion CO.
isge."
Sec. Is That all acts aud parts OF acts eont-,o,,
tie provisions Of Ills act are hereby rspsalsd
Approved March =, ls.5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

As lMP.RTAsI BIOGRAPHICAL DIacyvEnT.
The Peruvian government L4te been
snccessin. in opening q ry-t. f.r dlrect
steam communication between their rrh
mountains anu the eastern coast az south
America. A steamer drawing seven feet "a
water, sent ~ explore TIE great river ANA
zon. has found l- navlg41.e from Que eAl ~
the other having asceDded tae Amazon
2, 100 miles. ana co.. miles more ~ Tho
Cc-s j. aud Pacllela rivers. which bad never
before been naT.xatel except Dy Indian ca
noes. u N1yro, about 200 miles from L.lls-
The important fact has thus been a-cer-
talneG that vessels haze been alle 10 pere-
traie that grea' continent 10 Tie foot a. nc
Andes, am thus 70 connect Tie Atlantic
a15 Pacific oceans through q lea Cy4l-Iy
q wonderful fertility.
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AN ACT 10 a-thcr.zs the Detroit River Hank Road
Company u aisc~It.Hus Aut abandon a portion o.
Their Road.
SEcI.oS ~ PsQpls q ne S.sts q Michigan snaa
That tns Detro!i River plank roac company NAY ty a
majority vote o. the stockholders OF SAID COMPANY
present a. any regular meeting OF said company dis
continue a-c abandon any part Of IAeir rad. ylng
- = The corporate limits of tie city q Detrcit
Sec. :. u case sad company shall liscolti1us and
abandon any part Of their Toad as hereubeore pro
Vcec The directors o. sait company shall wiihis 81
y Gays after The vote CT cscontnusncs OF abandon
ent. cause . bs recoT e = tle oGce o. The reSs
ter q deeds o. the county OF Wayne description o.
the part O. ssil roat discontinued Or abandoned
Approved March 2 1855
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

Der or ciar e. taoies along such waters they shal.
l-F- p.~ef : maze a.. necessary contracts for the
-f-f4-E D. -.Ls r--i4-g al rlIElng loss Lumber
llL1 19el 80 -L-E -----4rs they sha- have power -
oafry % t1s ols ess o. -riT-g, booming rating and
Flnn re llgs tlcl.1r. ln5er or other rOatablss or
ei-1-r a s-t- hey may lroE time TO Ii1ne deter
ll-e, a- is- So -se o. s-i- boom or oOons IN the
care ale c1s-o1- " logs, timber, lumber cr other
1oatalles, all eases where rate is Exe1 BY con
tract . charge sl1 coI-ct inform and reasonable
Z ~ --l1As- all Tor such oOORaEe Enc for cri-
we, rating " l--1i-s O. ., timber, lumber ana
O.Ler uyat1b IS s-ch corporation shall have a lsu
upc- tL- .-.s. timber OF ether tcatables driven
boone Is rated o. run ar such corporation shall be
f---l-- e. r--. l-s ss.ss u o. such .0gs timber
lu- q or other r9lttbles much thereof - nav
De ---ssarF o. satisfy t-- amount Ot such b0ouase
-c --- -ps ----sss jos -rlvl-g rafting OF running
- IS, timber IN Der AID other eOatzbles and a.
* 1es-S i-r .-~ilg car o. the SANE Until The sane
s--- D. --i--l.e-, s-tlse- and paid n ths manner
here a4f. prescribed Prosi9ed Cerporatous formed
-nl-r IL pr.vi-4oLs " us at, may charge for
20 ins o. llss iL1 The counties " Mgskeg0n and
N-"ayso ari- ll. O excel tea cents per thousand
let t1el-siv. q r-s.-bs -a-Eges .ot o.asr isbor
tsst0Te1 o. the sam.
Approve MlTrL les
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

IEE SECSK.-Tns skunk Will. now and
t1el. eat chicken, but very rarely. What
does L I've OF then? Beetles, cr.cke,s.
grasshopers, nice, etc. Recently much
has been said about this animal-and we
are g-ad 10 see mostly il its favor The
skunk : Z benefit 70 the farmer; and not
e single one should be killed, unless Il ge.s
70 chicken th-ev.ng. which, of course, Z
Lot very pleasant; and then the chickens
should oe taken care Of rather than the
SKUNK Il YOU do not hurt IL i viii not
hurt you; AID Il VII Gear your ground
o. insects, AMI charge you nothing Tor l.
One Of orr exchanges calls i tie % fzru-
er's friend"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

= BILL has been introduced l1tO tho
Minnesota Legislature, Tor 50 amending Tic
Constitution Of that state thai every m4.e
citizen saaL be abe % read. as z cuai4lca-
ton for exercising the right oi suffrage.
The amendment proposed exenpts Lne
present body Of Ofreglslered voters IL = term
q I've years, a. Tie expiration " which
time The nan WHO in The interim has 10,
learned % read VIII loose his right % vo-e.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

FrRsT Oh DISCOVER is related os
Jonah that when IL took Up quarters .l The
whales Del!y, le wrote home O. bis father
20 come down Immediately, as le L-- l4s-
covered . sple11id opening -. tle o. 0--.-
ness. Tie Le1t Gay he te-e.lag-e- q. Tic
old gentleman es follows: "t1ler. dgLt
cone. In badly sucked il. Plenty or Oh
but 10 market 1lls IS lie first o. Gst ~
account given u O. lie O. business
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30 10

An ACl 20 amend section three thousand four hun
dred AL atty niae OF Compiled LAWS, relative 10
Bonds Of Registers N Chsncery
SECTION l. Hss Ps3pis of the Sas Of Michigan snact
That section three thousand four hundred and ffty
nine, Of the compiled laws bs and the same IS hereby
amended So that the same shall read as follows:
$3.50 Sec g. Each Of saii registers before enter
ing upon tie duties or lis oGce snail execute bond
q the people OF this State IL such sum as the Crcut
Judge shall direct not less tlsl Eve thousand dol
srs with =. least two saretes 20 be approved by tie
Circuit Judge Tor The ,altlfui performances Of the lr
ties o. a.s oflce. AMI whenever tie Circuit Ju5go
shall be OF opinion that fo- any reason the bond CT
bonds given is are or nay be. inadequate security.
lie may REQ lire new one 10 be gwen Do such sum IS
be snail direct. AID thersupon the Register shall.
within such tine - the Circuit Jsdge shall direct, ez
eoute further bond % The people o. the state IN the
s1 50 directed as ast Aforesaid, with al le@s; two
suretils, 10 Be approved By the Circuit Judge and
with ihe - conditions aS the 5oa1 a-si mentioned
Approved T F=br -ary 20 1866.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

HUEBLED.-FOur years ago. Re5el Con
ven..on. speaking f5r South Carolina, de-
c.ared that % tie Caiou heretofore existing
between that State and t5e states Cf North
America Is dissolved, and that 1.-The State
Of South Carolina has resumed her posuton
among The nations CT The lco~lq. 4" Where
/ the pride Of her power to-day, Her
capital in possession Of E Federal force. her
chief commercial city il tie hauds Of The
vulgar Yankees, her territory overrun
by invading armies. her principal citizens
" f1gitivss from justice. how las sic
fallen from hsr high estate.
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GEO. =. PARSONS.

ll- COM Cd DIP at Law ana Ssici.0r in
Cal4-s.v Az8a, ..r p..s.c1l'ng Claims Of soldiers
ali l.iicr' N..lrs. a-.-st tLs Government
f1r Dlllty Hl-ey. p-.s.'ls and Arrears Of Pay
Llnsler, i-l. yl-4 "a C,E.sl Block, u2 stairs
WlshnTtal Av.ugs Ge3
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proved February 20. 1856


AS ACt II amend a. act entitled an act - amend
al act to anrnd 40 act 70 prevent nslng with seines
snd every kind of nets IN certain counties in The
State OF Michigan" approved March sixteenth
eighteen hundred aud S KY one
SECTION The People q the Stdte Of Michigan snaet
That secii ~ oae OF act entitled an act 70 ameni
an act entitled an act % prevent fishing with seines
and every kind Of nets, in certain counties IN tho
atatt Of Michigan" and approved March sixteenth
elsht-aI ed ana s.Ityones BE- ard the same IS
hereDt ainencel 50 as - read a. follows:
sec. That i shall not be lawful hereafter 10 nsh
with seAes or any species OF continuous nets in anv
% t-e Inland lakes or small streams Of tie counties
OK Jackson, li--Siale, WasatenAw, Van Buren, Cal
lo4ai ha-amaz1o, Barry, Eaton AMI the townships Of
kolin, Medina. Seneca, Dover Hudson Canbrilge
Fren-4in -1-a u Seest7siS- ia L9laws- e~~-.--
Sec Any person offending against any OF the
provisions q this act shall, colvi-tiou thereof
be liable - fne n not over one hundred doars or
Imprisonment IN the county jail Tot over sixty davs
70 be ce'.sm1et by I court o, competent jarisd!c-
ton
Approve March 4, se5
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D0CTOR Y. ". NFLSoV

LtlI sl-s.,l q. s. Al has c0msnsncei The prac.
ucs Of ais profession ll all it5 branches. Ia Ian
slg sli sirrl-ui4ag c0Intry once and resi-
G--c1, 'li-- .,s-. lsi4 81 llls Town Bridge ace
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LANSING Wen. any " r gar. Propriets- Tho
tisls tl--s Isl lfs, sd IS lttrI up throughout in
tne o-st s-f4f, tal a4fl lew .Irulilre. ON Wash
lnsnl Afs4Is. nrar Gas sl-s of ths old Lansing
Hols5. Sag 60 lsavo this House daily 479
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From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, Germantown, Penn.
Or. c ~ Jackson. Dear Sir-Pe.sonal experience
enables ne 10 say that 7 regard the German Btte-s
prepared BY you 4 most excellent medicine In
c1ses Of severe cold and general debility have been
greatly oeasdttet BY the use o. ths Bi,ters, and
doubt not they viii produce similar ELECTS otl.Ts
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantown Pa
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

Nli>l 4's ,lJa..st "a G9.l, Silver, or Rub
- '.r stf ---f 80 h.s res. .lsnc- on Grand
49, --r ., f tlsi of ths Capitol. Lln-
Stag, ST. % 4l. 4S0
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

Mineral springs exist about tvo miles 0e-
low Manchester, OF tie River A4l-ln- which
lear Indications O. Oh lie excitement. 5
rot great, - yst
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y. 6. sPRANG.

WAGON ali -i-r.lEe MU0r, foot os " sshington
"a -.rssi. 1'iiu .as site " tl3 Lansing House.
N4sl-s % st1iiy Or htli, a. reasonable prices.
H'pf-sii- ."l5. 457
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J. p. CD.YLEs-

HAVING B-rN Duly Ll-ENs ~ As AUCTiONEFR.
tsllc-s l's s.g.,-s O. tls pl1ic IN that capacity
II al. l-r ral O. 81. property 4. auction Ia any
pEt l. ils -fits Porous l1slr1Is o. selling prop
eIiy b, ilci1n, cal 10 50 only BY employing an
--e-i'l,.f, il-J l.--lssl y - Lgisi ,.lfes The
ra-ersi- -'e. ~ Pc Oh lai 40 sl s-lsorare hours
y A.i '.--- h -JS.es 3scs. Washington Avenue
A..-.'.. l4trt1s reasonable. 4s6y1
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ArfERICAN uOrsE.
EDGAR HOUSE,

n. Ht95)F. '.lp-.-.1r, Llns.as. nshlsln, oppo
all Che l-.--l- ..i.-. General stage Oalcs
A1pt ii -f-4---.lI N-ta ilc House 489
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ExCHAVGE HOTEL.


J. PRICE. 'rrp-.s.lr. Mason, ths County SCAT Of
ln-atn .nl.tyi st catrt. Lsusing, Jackson and
Dexter a-'.-s Sop 10 th.s H5lss. Charges rsa
sonii-c ly 473
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LoyGyrAR < pf-RTCu
IORATrO PRarT.

Law Cls-e-.y t.l c4iic.llg Business, Lansing
Michigan Ouss " q the Sscont National Bsuk
y t1sar-4E 513 2. o. BcaIca
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II. TIIAYER.

ALTO 02Na4 a1i Counsellor 40 Law and Solicitor n
Chancrry, .li llro 10 Court Commissioner, vii
htn ,14, iasill cl-nty, Nch. 49,
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DART a. WILEY

ATTORNEYS, Clras-. IS s-- Solicitors Lansing
Mctiyl. Prompt t,t.lfi1u givea O. Couectioas.
i4yu--a Ix-s. -n ilss4-. s1ti9a of L md Iities
r. c ot2. H. -l8 D. O.. WHEY.
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=. IAN ESFUREN

4AeJl ana ill t... -t4si.y. al hi.la Keen,
clls-.i.- ~ a4lt sat f- sale. Crtni RAPIDS
LIN -c'. ID Va. Llns. Oiics at r. Booth
tos- = ~i-'7 s-i-a. Is 46S
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PHYSICIAN ana Surgeon. O.1cs al ths Drug store
ef t 4-ty-r G S la, .a Dji7e aud B-e5e's Block
W'sai1stan Avenue. Lansing, Mich. AL calls
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PAY ALwATs N 4Dv4ycR
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orders - Printing alt Bia-.ag o. every descrlp-
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Ia facilities t4ls Es-l.l4s4mslt are uneq 1Alsd.
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From Rev Il Turner, Pastor Of HeIiing Il F.
Church. phia
Dr. Jackson Dear Slr-Hlving used your German
Btte-s In my family frequently, I an prepared 60
say & has been u great service believe that ir
most cases OF genera debility Of the system u i tlo
safest and most valuable remedy Of which lave
any kn0wletge Yours, respectfully,
! II TURNER.
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J. NEwION BROWN. -.
From the Rev Jos II Kenarl Pastor q the 10.h
Baptist Church.

Baptist Church.
Dr. Jackson. Dear Sir-I have been frequently re
questei 20 connect my name With Communications
y different Sinis 0f InsdIc4les b-t regarding th-
practice out of my appropriate sphere ! have Ia
All cases declined but ii clear proof ID various
instances aud particularly Il ny family. Of The Use
ullncss of D. Hollands German Btters depart for
once from NY usual course 10 express my FUN con
vction that for general debility of the system and
especially FOR Liver Compliant 10 is a safe AMI vail-
able preparation In some cases 10 may fail. bur
Usually, doubt no., 10 VIII be very beneficial 60
those who suffer from tie above cause.
Yours, very respectfully. } H. hENARD,
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia.
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There are 20e banks in Massachusetts,
wlsk q capital OF over $l7, 900, ooe.
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England took se275, 900 Of ps;rols1n lsst
ys4s fren this eouz1y.
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Ghe State Republican:

Rgs-i2-Al 10y HlDHAsDAY E9kSINC, BY
JOHN y. KERR ISc CO.,
70 EIJN ALL 3-sIgEss c0x1rSicA1oss 1zorLD
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