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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-20
1865

1ses. 1865
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Eighteen years established IN y: cry
"On1y intall1ble remedy known"
"Free from PoisOns."
Not dangerous TO tne Hrman FsmI5.
"I.es;s come cat of thelI Goses 20 Gle.
''coets,'s" RAJ, Roach, &C., Ex:e.'s,
is a paste-used Tor Rats.
.ffce, P2sssa.eS h.lrk GaG
BED AY.s, &c, &C, &c. SC.
.h7ostar's" Bed-Bag EsterniIa::.,
;sa !traiG, OF wash. used 10
!es..oy, and also as & pre-
ven,ive Tor Bed Pegs &c.
aocs:sr's" y.eo.-ic Powder .or -lsse;s,
= for N'oGhs 1ios9uifaes.
fieas, EsaR;!gs, LSecis ri
4
4s-so,a by al Druggists ana Retailers every
where.
-! HswARE!.. q al worthless .'nitadons
01-See that '.CosTAR's" name IS on escn Box.
Bosle AID Flask; before you by
A1-PRlHcrPAL DEPOT 49, BROADWAY, y. 7.
Ss-sod by III Druggists and Dealers "a Bur
ung;on, iowa
1865.
INCREASE OF RIA Cs.-Ihe Fsr3ner's Gdse.te
pa,r Of rats will nave q progeny and descend.
ants no less than ISL $50 in three years. Now,
unless this Immense family can be kept down,
they wOuld consume II ore FOOD than WOnld EuS.
tain IS n0 human beiEgs.
ES-see "cosTAk's' advertisement n his pa-
1865.
RATS .erssls BIRDS.-Whcever engages n
shooting small birds Is n cruel nan whoever
6ids in DISCRIMINATING RATS Is q beae.actor We
should like some Of our correspondents to give
these pests. We need something besides dogs
cats. and traps for this Dusiness.-Sc.e,sg.e
ps, see Cos rAa's, advert ise,nen, n rs pa.
per.
1865.
"CoaTARs' Rat ExTERMISATGF.. s s.'n-
pie. safe, aad sn,e,-the most pe,ieet -, na>-
ton meeting we have ever attended. livery
Rat that car GET il. properly prepar.l sccord.
ing TO recttons. viii ca, Il, and every one that
eslsit viii lie. generally n. some pace as dis
taken,-Lose SRcre Much. IH,rfos.
tA.See "GosTAR's" advertisement; =, LIS pa
per.
1868.
HoUsEEEEPERSt troubled VIZ. ver.n.n iced
be SO no Longer. y they r.se "CoSTaRs Sgtsr-
ninstor. We nave used il 20 our keLsfsctIcn !:
and /. a box cos, S.. we would nava il We lave
tired poisChs. but they affected notsAEg bat
Costtrs article knocks tie breath OK. o. Rats,
Mice, Reaches Ap:as LI Be1-Bugs. cC.cke. Ian
we cs.u write. i = II greet ftef 49,. - t,S-T
the country HedtttI ono. ..Ltec.S
se.Ses ttCOs.Ak, advertisement 81 49, pa
l.i.
1868.
A VOICE FROM THE f-.E WE-f.--- ~ ,: :
ing Of COST AKA Rat. Roach Art. &c. t.Ittr.
In.:.ator-"raure grain and ntay4sians are de.
Stroyed afspits4!iy il Grant C,.,ut. ~ TE--sI,
tlau woIi1 pax fGus NJ tti- Ia sd 4 L ~sct
Killer ''-I.uasiY34. t.t., Ecf.s.d.
rH.see "sto>raRs Advertisement. = Is pa.
per.
1868.
FARMERS AND EOUsEk EXP Frs 9uid
rech.iecr that hundreds 0. dGl-ar.' volt. q
GIa.l, Provisions. s. aye aunral.r Destroyed
by Rats, Mtce Ants and other insects ana YER
min-aA o: Wkte. can be prevented by Few
dollars worth oi "to-TAk,s' Rat Roata, Ant,
DC. Exter lcin1!oE. bought anu Used ;ieely
SY-See "Co,TAk 5" advertisement N LIS pa
per.
ur-saia n Darlington. Iowa, ~ all Druggists
ana iiea!e!s.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-20
100000 Watches. Chains. l.ockets Brace
lets, Rings. Cold Pens, &c, sHas
Var.h $500 600.
Worth $500 600,

To be sol, AT ONE .lOLI.A each. withou. re-
gard TO va!ae. and not 10 he paid Tor until you
know what You are 10 receive. anu not TO he Kept
unless you are perfectly satisfied.
Snlln6as Is. II c,r,ilts % Re sold fos. 81 ench
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-20

The Boston 7sasscript says that the faith
Or Of Commodore Winslow. Of the Kear.
sarge, Mr.. Edward Winslow, died at
Charleston, g. c., during tho war. He len
no will. but expressed the desire that biz
house servants should not be sold, and that
e. Whole %n q his ss,ss should g to s
the payment Of Q few small debts, and the
whole Of tho property in South Carolina
being personal. and consisting of e22 bales
Of cotton, several negroes and personal eff
fects, was sold by order of court The adj
ministrator now returns his account. to
Commodore Winslow Of $ii5,OoO (Confe.l
erate) in bank. and seven shares Confeder.
ate bonds Of $1,000, eight per cent, invest.
ed by him. Other property, consisting OF
some $40, COO or 81. 900 in the large cotton
mills (Rock tish) near Fayetteville, N. C.,
and not subject 10 the order OF court, was
burned by Sherman. Thus tho whole
property is gone. Mr.. Winsiow was a
strong Union man. His boast was he had
never voted in South Carolina, the law ex
c1yGiiny him.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-20

The emigration through our town this
spring will equal that Of any former
spring since l86O.-Centreville O1iseH.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-20

AHEsD Btfefo are prepared, In pure 6O0tlOL
Whisky. from combination Of over twenty dH
!.rent kinds Of roots, banks and hefbs, which Get
10 perfect concert one with other, pespased fruE,
the origfnal formula given BY the great chief Rec
Jacket, TO Dr.. Chaplin who used them succesnaus
10 his psactics for many yeafS, and BY their =.
gained o great popularity in the Treatment anc
eare Of Dysrepsia, Liver Complaint, Constipstsa
Click and Nsrvons, Headache, Fever and Ague,l anf
al diseases arising from torpid liver o. indigestion
Pesenna suffering ffom either Of these loa,hs1ne
diseasee viii mud sure cure BY the use Q. ihoes
Bitters which are perfectly pure aud free from ~
those drugs sDd poisons usual! put up IN SIC
preparations and 'ralrned al on a. snsuspecuas
public s,nele trial Will convince the most skei
tical that in the RED JACKET there 10 vnsue
which no other Btsers pnsseA o1es
They Strengthen and invtgotsts or.
They are uneaualed for general dssdli-
They are . sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy ap0etase-
They assist digestion. -.
They are tho best stimulant IN e1ass-
once.
They 40 preventive Of Fever ana
They relieve constipation. 80
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure ana p.iataoAs
Ard persons and dslieats fsmslcs Will nnd they
can cave la1gs DEBTORS bills by " W " ~ =.
psvar, Of eczpteslats. he ID jacket Bitter
Are onlv sold In bottles With or name blown o.
.b. side and or private govGnmsnt swamp eesU Il
sle cork. -oUH-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

Speculation runs its head against shale and
coal aud is brought to halt by rock. NY
theory is founded upon the scriptures, and
therefore it must be correct. Before the
flood the earth was densely populated
There were giants in the earth in those
days" The cattle upon . thousand hills.
and call flesh wherein is the breath Of life. 4"
were destroyed with the earth. The
mountains were covered and washed down:
the fresh water killed all whales and salt
water fish, and the salt water DESTROYED
fresh water fish. The earth was filed with
dead Of all things in whose nostrils had
been the breath Of life This vast mass Of
men, animals and whales, the fat and lean.
We're buried together by the action Of the
waters upon the earth the grosser part
making shale and coal the fat being our
pure petroleum. This, / insist, is the cor
rect theory, from this fact: that although /
)il IS mentioned in Gen, 2sth c., 18th v, /
when Jacob made the first oil stone men /
Toned in history yet | am satisfied that /
was not discovered prior TO Jobs
ime. lie says, Job, 29c, 6v.,) THE rocks
poured me out rivers Of oil"
\ geologist, Of any eminence in his pro-
ession, cannot be found, who viii claim
hat, at that time. sufficient period Of time
adj elapsed since the food for vegetable
natter 70 produce oil-even were he a be-
ever in so eight a theory, Jobs great
fealth, exceeding that Of the princes and
iDgs Of his times, is conclusive cOrrobOra-
Ing evidence that he struck oil That evil
ence, however Is not needed He has
orne, for a number Of years, a good char.
cter and his words will be, If not now.
enerally credited. There IS not, nor has
iere been, anything lost The fat, or oil ~
everything in whose nOstrils was the O
cath Of life, has been gathered in the |,
isins, cavities and reservoirs Of earth. for
e use Of posteriiy, and we are now at
DIRK pumping up the antediluvians; and =
though they may be said 10 have lived in n
dark age OF The worlds history. it cannot
denied that they yield much light upon
Is.
More anon, JONAH
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

LANSINc ACADEMV.-N Notwithstanding the
aniayorable weather, there was quite a full
attendance at Capital Hall, on Wednesday
evening, at the exhibition of the Lansing
Academy The music was Of n more in
teresting character THAI usual; and one
piece which was sung about ''On on the
Brain, was certainly very seasonable.
Some twenty Of the students, Of both sexes.
we're speakers on this occasion. and the ex-
erciseS were favorahly regarded by the au-
dence. Among the speakers was Edward
I. Shawenah, an Indian Of Sault Ste Marie.
Who gave the audience a discourse on "Our
Rights, in the Indian language, which he
afterwards spoke in English.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

IHiE7Es IN LANsING.-Last Tuesday night
william WoodhOuse and P. c. Ayres had
NE misfortune TO have thei, clothes lines
saureiy stripped by some unknown per-
'0ns, VINO evidently had not the fear Of God
" Of The city officials before their eyes. But
4S'''leal search Of the premises the next day
's!eaied continuous succession of fem
:, ,.'De steps leading to the house OF Mrs.
AacAeral IN the Third Ward. where the
s's-,er portion of the stolen property was
.o9ul' a number Of women, answering TO
:, Ne names Of Mary Ann Dorr. Arvilla Drum.
vary Jane Bryant and Rose Craig we're ar
. $50, ior being concerned in the larceny,
y SIu '4Aen before Justice NewbrO. who fined
-. 'ane Bryant $50 and Mary Ann Dorr
w ana discharged the other prisoners.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

The WEATHER.-We have all sorts Of
weather in the course Of q week The frost
IS out Of the ground in most places, and
mud IS very abundant. The sugar making
season will be- brief and rather unfavOrable
unless we have quite a severe freeze again.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

VOTE OF THANKS. The members Of the
Young Ladies Loyal League. tender their
sincere thanks 10 Mr.. & Mrs. P. c. Avres.
iof iheT very Kind assistance on the eve
nlng OF the "Old Folks Supper" and to
Aessrs Fobes x Hitchcock for the use Of
ueir piano on that evening. Also many
~anks to Mr.. & Mrs. Cyrus Hewett. for
generously giving the League the use OF
.aeir sitting room, for its place Of meeting
uEing the winter. Thanks are also due
senator Perrin Of ST. Johns. for his liberal
siN o. - To the society, and to other SEN
a'os and friends for donations aud timely
assistance on the evening Of the Supper.
FRANK d. PRATT SscU
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

REAL EsrATE.-H. II. Smith Esq. has
sold 70 Theron Ford, Of the firm Of Ford &
Wells bis farm Of PA acres, situated about
three quarters OF a mile west Of Washing
ton Avenue, at the price Of $50 per acre.
One hundred and City acres Of the farm are
improved.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

TIE attention Of our readers is directed
10 the advertisement Of J. +. TENNEY. in
. her column Of our paper. A rare op-
p ~, is now, for the first time. pre-
sent procuring a copy Of Prof Win
cbells Neurological Report. Persons
would do to call at the State Library
immedidtel LEY wish to secure a copy
Of the latter i...ned book
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

PErEEs0S, FOR APRIL, opens with beau
ufal engraving Of The Young Photo
grapher." The magazine for this year, in
addition to the usual attractions, will have
several original nOvelties-the Missing
Diamond" "A WOman's Revenge" THE
Last Plantagenet, and ''COquet vs.. Gro
quetr Il has also new and fashionable
music in every number $500 a year. c.
J. Peterson, Philadelphia.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

ACCIDENT on TIE RAMsHORN.- Mon
day last as the passenger train, with large
oad OF Legislators, was on its way 10
OwasSo. when about the centuer of the Big
Marsh some breakage on the freight cars
occurred, and several cars were successive
y upset. We have not learned Of any
great damage done But several persons
we're precipitated into the water, and one
or two slightly injured. The evening train
due from OwassO arrived in Lansing about
four o'clock Tuesday morning.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

Arrested. On Tuesday MyrOn Green,
formerly Of this city, and now Of the Town
ship Of Lansing, was arrested by an officer
BIZ order Of the Provost Marshal Of Jackson.
on q charge Of melting a soldier 10 desert
from the military service. He was taken 10
gacksOn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

.'H1LEvN.-The inquiry we made two
yeas since, Of our business men. A. t. The
-''S'ence OF the valuable fluid underneath
= us had the effect to call out the follow
communication, in which the writer
opposes he goes to the bottom Of the sub
-. - We submit his theory for public con-
- s'-''on without committing ourselr in
= !. important a matter:
-rEfkoLEUN-wHAT Is IT-wHENCE
DOES 1T CONES
-~, EDITOR: notice in your last issue
,s.. -''c'e 9pon ''Ile." and was sorry to see
o. sou did not treat the subject with that
,~'A's 20 important an article of wealth
=. - convenience seems to demand. There
'Hnous theories as TO its production.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

LANSING TOWNSHIP CAUcUs. The Repub-
Icans Of the Township or Lansing viii meet
in caucus on Saturday the 18th day ofMarcb.
1865, az two O'Clock r. NJ AZ the Common
Council Room in the City Of Lansing for the
purpose Of nominating Township Officers.
By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22
IN STATE REPUBLICAN.
Local Items.
Morning, March p, 1865.
Malice to Subscribers.-The Fig

- TbIch our subscribers viii lnd attached 20 their
- on their papers indicate the NCNBER n the
- 10 which their subscription j. paid By the
Pss.,.S,rs' - meant the - WHOLE NUMBER % which
= ne fornt IL the heading of the paper which IS
So weekly being increased one each week ffty-
- numbers constituting year. BY referring L.
- nun1ber IN the heading of the paper and comnar
80 Nth the number attached 70 the name or d.
Ion on the paper our subscribers can readily See
-, their accounts stand on our books
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

PUBLIC SCHOOL ExANINATION.-Ag general
review and examination Of the public
schools Of this city, will take place as fol-
lows:
9TH Ward School-MOnday next;
I'd Ward Scho0l-Tuesday and Wednes-
day;
Isl Ward SchoOl-Thursday and Friday
A general attendance Of those Interested
IN the success OF these schools, is earnestly
requested.
BIZ ORDER OF Con- on SCHOOLS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

Hos. II. II. SMITH, formerly Of this city.
has changed his residence to Jackson,
Mich. } to which place he wishes his cor
10 be addressed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22
CLEANSE THE BLOOD.-With corrnnt

CLEAN>E THE BLOOD.-With corrunt
y disorieret or vitatei Flood. you are sict al
over IL may burst cut 10 Pmplas o- Sores .- +,
some active disease or Il may merely keep VOC rst-
less depressed and good Tor nothing But yo- can
not have good health while vou- tf-oI is ,------,
AYxRs SARsAPARTILt pu-ges ont these iru1rifis ans
stimulates the organs o. fe into vir-rlrs action "a
storing the health and eIpeIinc lis asc. Hu,a Il
rapidly cures variety Of complaints which Ire
caused oy npurifv - the hioc5 such rs C---r,rr ~
Kiag's Erll, FIHl0rs Tiers S,rss F-7,r-i,-s Nm,
PIES. Bl0tctfs. Boi's s. 4RtR5sg's F~s P-s. ~ r..
stpeias, I1sr ~ SAX Rss1.-7 SAID Heed Rin1 Wo1-
Ca1cer or Ii'ic-rors l1trsors, S7rs Eses ~ r-
ss stsch az h.tsnti1n f--eJil'rfl-g clfr-ss Ig-lt
SeTility; als0 Syphilis or T.1~-iIf Bi.-rsss &c.
c0iHpldiats. G'sd Heart Diseases Try AyER's S,zs,P.
RiIA- am see Tor yourself the slrnr>in- ..t...-v-
with which l. c-,ars.s tfs hrr,,.s - -. :. - ~
orders
During late years the rab'sc have hen r,-sr,t b.
iarEa ootihs. pretending g. -i-a quart of ~ -a- -
- ..l--' i li- '..- H'~i ll these have been
i.A-3s - liit -i-S -o- u M U- b .c--ate f.tl.
d Suy >lrsiptr La brt ost,i. no c1r.tive r-,rrts
~hiteNer Hence bitter -s.rp .n.matt h5. Isl we
the use of the various extracts af S-s.na-i-f -,
u9ca me market until The ranc .ts-.f hss hs...-,s
synony ro1S with imposition 4rL Client SIN NJ ,.r
ms compound >arsa2arila- AMI inflni q SUNNY
seen remedy as shall rescue he name from th.I5t
Of ooio4uy which Tests lpor L. We think wo have
grolnd Tor believing Z has virtues wti-l are i--.
iole oy The Ordinary rln u the diseases . Is ---ii
% cure We can only ASSURE he SICK that We or
mem me best s-ia-aiiTe which know h1w & pro
crce, ard We have reason 10 believe it Is By ~ tie
most e1ectual purifier y the blood vet is.crs-s IN
any BODY -
AIS IAERRY iEcroRAI s 50 universally Known L.
- ssers oi1er remedy f7r the cure ~ Coughs
Sotls inuleuza, Ho1rsenfss Cro1u 1-rr-hiriS r--f,
ient consumption. and for the RELIEF OF C,ss,rr..
parents N advanced stages q the disease thai q. l.
seess nere u recoEnt the evidences or is virtues
The world knows them.
Prepared BY J. c AYR + co ro,-.u NJ,
slssoS2z N--'s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

TELEGRAPH-The Ingham County Ne,rs
saws that a project is on foot 10 build a new
telegraph from Adrian, via Jackson and
Mason, 10 Lansing. and that there is no
doubt but it viii soon be built.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

CONGREGATIONAL Church. Religious ser
vices viii be held at the usual hour in the
Senate chamber, next Sunday, and every
Sunday thereafter until further notice.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22
{ }
HelmbOId's Rose Wash.

An excellent lotion for diseases arising from habits Of
-i's patton, used in connection with the Extracts Ru.
clp ard sarsaparia, Do such sesses a. recommend
cd Evidence %, the most responsible and reliable
clarac,1r Ti acc0mPany the medicines Also q
pies directions t1r Use. ,oih lundrefs - nosrand,
F .ng w.tleeses. and up1ards q 700 unrolicref
cerillc. Ter ard reconmencatory letters. faanv Of
Which are from the highest source. incIooing crit
n-nt fny7ieians. cergymcn, statcsmen. 6e TIE
fr9prsior has never resortsd % their publication N
the newspapers. De does not d. this from The fsct
t1at his articles rank Standard Preparations. and
1o nor raad O.. be prop1--s up - e-runoates
The Science ~ Medicine, ike the Doric Column
should stand simple pure majestic. having Fact FOR
i bass. j. sctlu f9r its pillar and Truth alone for
Cap.is-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

VI YOUNG's GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK. O..
Every one his own Doctor-Belng a Private Instruct
or for married persons those about % marry both
male and female ln every thing concerning Tho
physiology ana relations Of our saxnal svst,r, ami
the production or prevention of offspring nc'udnr
all the new discoveries mover before given r th I'm
psh language, ~ VA YOUNG. NJ u This IS really
a valuable aud Interesting work 10 is written y,
pam language Tor the general reader aud = Iluz-
Tated with upwards Of one hundred eugravinrs All
young married people, or those contemplating mar
riAge, and having the least impairment % married
life should read his booS Il dscoSes secrets tbo-
every one should be acquainted with StT L is
book that must De locked up and not lie abort TIE
house II viii be sent % any one on the recent II
twenty I'VE cents Address DR. VA yOrNC NJ
A6 SPRUCE s.. above Fourth Philadelphia
S04ms
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22
ASn HFAUuHNG TIE COMPLEXION.


Of tn worst disorders that a.ci mankind arts. r,
inc corruption that accumuiates in the Blood Ofau
'-' -''Fefes mat have been made 10 purge 81 out
"'"e can equal IN eject IlrNBoIDs CoNrorSD Fl
.A'' ~ s'hsAfARit. Il cieanses and renovates tho
n'oo lns'iis The vsor o. health into the system,
ana pa'f'7 ont the humors which make disease. Il
'ii'al's ihe functions ~ tie body ana erncis The
disorders mat grow and fankic In the blood SCR
remedy That could te relied IN has long been sorght
'r and now for the first time the public have ono On
winch t-ef can depend. our space here does nat al
ni ~ certificates o. show It's cects but Tie trial Of
single bottle VIII shov O. the slck that L has its
virtue s1rI i' NJ anything they have ever taken.
Two Tablespoonful ~ the Extract q sarsapsrilla
added - pint of water equal 10 the Lisbon Diet
Drink ara one bottle is fully equal 10 gallon q the
s,r1p ~ s'rsanariila, or the decoction A. usually
made
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22
&c. BAILEY President
L K. REwFTT Cashier. 4s0tf

GUARDIAN SALE.-Notice Is hereby
~ given that by virtue AMI "a pursuance OF license
and authority granted O. NE hy William S.-sles.
Judge Of Probate Tor the county of Clinton g. Sc GER
tain real estate OF Aieil A. Tyler sarah A. Tyler.
Lyman J. Tyler, Alice a Tyler auI Mary F. Tyler
(minor children Of stephen r and C,sSa TYLER. cs-
ceased which land shah sell AZ public auction to
the highest bidder. on Wetnes Law the -Gta aav Of
April Al the hour OF two O'Clock IN the afternoon Of
that day the premises hereinafter described To-
wit. lots number one ana two in block number two
IN the village ~ Okemos the county OF ngham and
State Of Michigan, las surveyed BY John IT Nuuctt
with the house now thereon.
Terms Of credit made known on the day and time
OF sale
March 81 1858 JOIN n Fsrr0N
5loW6 Guardian Of said Minors
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22
IL
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD
Helm bOId's
Fluid Extract SarsapariIIa,

for purifying the Blood removing al chronic const
'i.onAi discusses arising from an impure state OF
'De mona and the only reliable and erectual known
remedy ior the cure OF scrofua, scald Head. salt
iAeun Pains and sWeilings q tho Bones. Ulcera
tons % The Throat and Legs Botohes Pimpes On tho
Face letter hrysipelas, and all sesly eruptons Of
the SKIN.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
Hu"sr' hidnsys,Gravel and Drou.,.,
SwelIings.
H
heimboid's Extract Bucbu
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Hei"ibold's Extract Bucbu
''-- "e-Aness arising frou Excesses u...,. N.
''iA''a' t-'f y indiscFeiou. attended uth ~. =,
i"i-s symptoms. '''-
---'sl es '.'A u Eeruon. Loss q Power.
~. !' laliculty u Breathing.
y, avs Trembling,
Horror 80. Disease W.k.e,,.
A'innsss ~ Vision PA, ID, ,h. n.
he. Hands r4..A.-----
r- SIC SNni krupilous Or the lace.
'-''s''--'' Fal.it Counienancs.
Muscular system
= i'oHis II allowed 10 60 on. (Which tbs
N''',-ae invariably removos) soon follow
FAULTY. ununc n-s.N
'-. '' "-en Tie patient may expire. Who can
s ''s 4fs not frequently followed By th,so sir.o,,
diseases. '-''o va 'iu
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
many are NN'f' % tie cause o. their suHerin- bu,
n'-e "iil confess Tie records 81 The ,ns,-. -.
i-ns and tho meauchoy deaths bv c,ns.r,-,,,,,
gear ~-i e " illness % TIE truth - the assertion
4-' Constitution, once affected by ore,n.. u,,t.
TOSS 'ii'res tle al OF medicine g strenbtb., ,.,
-' .t'T.i' tae system, which IIIIAlBOID.s EXTRACT
~ A-'hI invariably does A trial will ,,-,.,,..
tAe l-0At scentcal
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

EOR SALE--I viii sell the store oceg-
Il piec oy Brisoia ( C0uly for Drug store, aa1
better Known A. The North = q Dodges block. ,or
ess tnAn rs value. For further particulars enquire
q the subscriber c c DoDGE
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