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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-12
REpoUIN ARABS

Nine in number, will a D ar in
their vonderfnl aud Characteristic
frats at each EXHIBITION. There is
no race Of p opb on The globe
around vh'ch -nters more thstfs
interesting to he Tublio in gene
raj, aud the hi1tor'ca st1dsnt In
particular, than the race t. which.
these 1.-the aud gr ceful romAds
belong Whether cOnsidsrsi in
relati n to iHe peculiar life they
Tad the besu'ifui and strangs ira
dti)ns which they hold, their an
Client life aud habits as described
m the Bitl-, their prsp1nderance
IN poetry and song, Their
PoWcrS Of Physical Endlraace,
And their almost IN geulous ska
IS horsemsn, they ohallenga our
wot der and respect Thcs5 at
n fsched TO this ettthli hm a are
doble specimens 0 their TT BE-, AID
IRE, Ont all the pecu'iaTfti 3 Of
th'ir people willie IS Ggmuaas.
Postl7ers and AcrOJdfs. thy are
VI bout parallel.
\ Prominent among tbs attractive
talent Il the arena are such artists
las
Miss Lucy watson.
The besG ifui and charming Fog.
lisH Equts r'eDne, who's career in
Ameii lea hiss b3an marked bF A
succession o. triumPhs uuprecs.
ienEsd in arenic snnals.
Charles Fish,
The wonderful bareback Riier.
Watson Brothers,
Tbs pc Mar ceoic ami SnAkespe-
iriEn Artists, aud great 0iympi n
Performers.
aek&LIffIe MACK
che kumsrous Cgmediaus and
Clogps.
william Holloway.
Principal Bijer a. d GraA. SOmer.
ssult Performer.
=. John on,
Batout Lsaper aud General Eques-
TRAN.
The COnRliu brothers,
The Wonderful CsnnOn Ball Per
formers and Comic fosturisis.
Wessrs- Price and Hannsn
The lnimitsble, ds log aud thrii-
ling lrapezs Performers.
FOUR CLOVES,
Forming a Comic Qua tetts. com.
prisiog sam LOsG, the great Amer
.ican Olfwn; PETE CONELIN. the
Menus of the Ring; JoH-HT MAJ
the BnftOa OF the Ar LITTLE
Mac, Modern GrimAldf.
WILL EXBIBIT AT
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A & G. W. R~AILWAY-EEW LIS
"A. ron BRAECH-WANTs D-Sofse g0od spk-
ers anu o ner hands Hccu toned to trsckfhaylH 70
VII "a ernI wsges will be given. Apply . WI.
LEE New LII bon, Ohio. huee.Io
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There sre Il s5I Iadians residing within
the limits of the state of Michigan. The
total number in the United States is esti-
-sesd- st 3l4622.
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FOR Sale,

NOR SALE-KINDLINsS-At BER
IL YEY. BOUSEFLELD & co.'s Woodensware
liauniactory, on the Flats. Gail soon, or they vii
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EnO SALE5MBN WANTED-Io Sc
E)\lU licit and fill orders for the Lie OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
y R5 = sOLDIERB,

RsTURNED bOhDlEksp
Fxpesisneed AGENTS, Professional men, Lay Peach,
ers. Teachers, Mechanics ard Farmers sven, VII hnu
IN - IEeasRlt. anQ Ut the zame time a lucrative 0o-
Cnpatinn the COMING season.. 'Au pd ag-nt hEHes
Glaze from IS 10 l5 81 scrbers pr week
For frrtber information apply persona L. 10 or ad-
dres byraiL. o. I. BOLTON &BROo5 Publishers q
n1d General Agents for toOss and EngraNIfs, 81
n q - door, LymAn's Book, near Court Honae,
Cleveland, Ohio. lIzz
rft A MONTH"; WANT AGENTS
~ everywhere, at SO a Monhs sHPen--- lid. 2
geu siftsasn Articles, the best SLING ever o1eIs9'
Full PARTICULARS tree Address OAAS !. 90.
Pidr-tord. Name. -
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WANPED-TO RENT-A House for
~ ssran family, in a pleasant location. Agdress
BrN AS p O. AuBie.21
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nHOFOGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN
TLEMFN.-Sample with catalogues sent ior q
cspts Iaclose an enyelole Win your oSn nSnl5s
and aeofesa JeI2;2f4
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anes "a 2Atvater Block, Gener IAssats:

VfJANFFT-Miners, or men wanting to
w leara mining. i sosl mines Just opening zen
work sum aer and sintec. sAppy; ~ letter VS ON
trvf q. to Il. 3. WILLIAhNs g heyhoius 5i@SA'
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sT5-one good
" Lathe Hand, and one Wise Hand. 10 hr,t-
CIa=s II. ds Eood WAYS vi I be paid NVS- T.
RFEkF Noyely Works, corler st. Clair AID Was
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THEIR CAMPAIGNS n GENERALS
This work will contain about 600 OctaSo pages, Is
portrat IS on steel. and 10 hattle-scenes and maps.
From the popularity Of the su DIOR, aud the intense
lr-interesting tutIerth he hAs chosen, wei e confident
sh4r NJ b. ter subscIlptiCnb DO 4 mas ever be n offered
T. sg Its For terms ana %terfitOry, apFty immedi-
ateiy. Those iuciosing g p for Prospectus Book.
Oireulars. &c., VIII have tbs hrst choice, aud receive
-'' eN'H' "o'' j WILSON & co,
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With a den Of Z enorm us Lions
y fresh from the forest, Hntamed end
un%subdued, save b. this beyst con-
qlerOr, vho'e dAting exploit al
A-tls''s Amphithsstre. London,
Won him endoTing fame. IN 3 60
ri0us act consisted IN soing . one
\ into u whole terd ofbeasts whish
4 hal escaped from their cage and
deYoure' = poor fellow who fell in
t7eir waY, and by bis mys eriout
] power q ellmg thei rsgs and
hirst for b'sod, and eadiog then
back to thrtr dens. Mr.. Crockett
/ will appear At each p ~rf0rmancs,
in their enormous cage, ( ed them
with raw meat from his max d
hand, end dsmOn.tIate his control
over them b. making benz per
] form = uumO,r OF manu- res and
! n vel ev lutions Daring an in
tsryal in the Circus performance,
! nr. Crockett Sill 70 thrgu.h his
Iari z and w,ndsrful entertain
ment githin the imma se
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nkN nN NIhn IInNaI

In the center o. the arena. e1hib-
ting t. the audience = degr q Of
ST. ring courage and irou nervs
never before ,quAled by mortal
nan.
In sdlidon to these mot uoique
and n IN 4rkhble attractions. which
of thems " sexcel n others no Y
beiOre the pub &c. the msusyers
tske pride aud pleasure in an
nCuncing hat the
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-12

IT, han Wanu-acture- prizes No oonnectloh
,g;th h. eombine NJ .nOpoly for ii Oh Pnce5 i OF
-tt5s ia~gsst AMI best assrtsd stock OF fAFIh "
- tTtfon 10 be found IN thu cJuntry- BOX
Glen. Ststioners, Printers and Binders WI saw
s.ooey ~ frst examin'ng my stock. Or1ers " man
mUnnSg 6jsd AZ, P. HARD, NholeEale Paper
Is aIer. 10. ii Beekman ST., N Y Che Old s1he'(
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-12

DOR SALE-Hou with twenty years
t ehosd. A good business place, No. ga -.
si.ir s q. r. Boad, Apoiy to J. al. AChhk, Win
49,, L Eeffh MalEr II. HuEb.ZA
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-12

MR. SALE-A two-hOrse covered Car
r.ge. wnh two OF three seats Aao, TOP Bug
o.. vylh oue o. two eats. 3 til in good CONDITION
snd suiTed TO family use, and vii be sold cheap. IN
Gur re At No i3 uperior ST., or AZ corner OF hI6s-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-12

BOARD WANTED FOR A GENTLE
u nan ana wife in town or near horse cars. a
good rOOm q a private ismlY VII re the lazy WOuie
1Ld . essaut home. Address, -
augg: 3i 5. A. ABBOf. American HCuse.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-12
LOST
CPFRN~PORTMONIE


.
~ Young nan who speaks aud writes English ana
German reotly, and is Q ick at n-ures. To Az
on prncurug n. a boaus Of 50 VIII Dc Phius
dress i. W. Lead T Office augE@
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GRANT AND sHEkMAN,

Inn AGENTS WANTED-To Canvass
IUU every CITY Town ami County in Northern
OHIO, for Hon J. T. HEADLEN's new work,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-12

gjn%SREThe whole forming the most at.
rNfIIR ttr ctive out door display ever wit
messed on this continent,
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VNANPED-TWELVB TO FIFTEEN
wv SAIEsMFN-Active Businfs Mep, cap le o.
Gaming rom 500 to 5000 per year, desirous OF sn-
gag n for Nv yssrs u le 9, may az WeA y c5ih1s
Stairs, % Saturday and Mon1ay, August l1ea saa
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-12

WANTED--SPINNER --Oh steady
" york, at Meadville WOODEN Mill. Apply TO Il.
s IL ~ HIInEDUpEK. MeadVLMe. Pa. aulL:At
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EOK SALE-One good Billiard Table
Z at I6I Ontario Il, cor. Michigan. augl2:&6
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TINE LIFE AND tbs rs OF A8BA,
nav i'm = Iv the FMINarT HISTORIAN
and gIoGRkPHER, De. p. BR CKETT, viii con
tan ov,r 10 pages, and probably oNE " Poesss
sfvIe oil ripding. Statesmen want q ~ seILtks Wo'K,
10 hon superior indu ,sm.nIs Will Iy E o1 - ~.
D,O0A. augII ~
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-12

HOUSE AND LOT FOR 81 AZ IN
Ii Der AVN be sold cheap. Tia IS = rare
oppsrruritv for Germa1s or others cesirOls OF sdu-
ca nr th-5r shiidren IT I've schools Of berea, aud 70
o. tam a hJms a. smal hgares. Address Z =. Box
I3I Der, a, u b LEADER O@ee, Cleveland, ONO.
1rgg.E 70
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-12

w NTED-A woman 10 do kitchen
" work At rs 81. Clair ct. aulO:s5
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"Our very hopes belied our fears,
cur fears our hopes bell d
We thought her dying when she slept.
And sieepiag When she Cied."
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-12

FUR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT las
Il Lake ct. Houss Ia tip-toP condition Enquire
On II. ue-Lla-a A.9Ail
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-12

1t is not altogether certain that the sur
est way to establish communication be
tween the two countries is by dropping a
line"
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MIsCELLANEOUs-

NOR SALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
Home q md Is Proepeot street, suitable fsE =
b5ardiuf no SO. Terms easy. Enquire iOOnME6
" NOBLE ~ the lfioe y Rzckus $ non.e. ,-is
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-12

QUIZ SLAVES AND HEADING.
~ The undersigned keeps consts1tly on hand =
la a. sud ell o. ade stock Of seasoned ont StStet u
H.ad1r. q the lowe,t market prizes. FACTORY
resr d sTelana 8 roledo Beiirosd depot
ETordsrs promptly flIrd AM sstlsflcnon var
r.nssI- JUNE & EDGAk90N-
Erenont. O July 1924
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
On Plain Cooking

Readers who are interested in this depart
ment or our paper may have wOnderd why
so many directions have been given for pre-
pairing articles In common use Tor the table.
The reason will suggest itself in reading the
following remarks of Mrs. STOWE. in her
"H0use and Home Pappers", published in
the Atlantic Monthly:
" A table where the proper principals are
observed will neel few dalnties. The
struggle after sO-called delicacies comes
from the p0Orness Of common things.
Perfect bread and butter would soon drive
cake out OF the field: il has done so in
many families. The art Of making pastry.
Ices. jellies, preserves, etc, is far better
understood in America than the art Of COM
mon cooking There are more women who
know how TO make good cake than good
bread. more who can furnish You with a
good ice-cream than a well-cOOked mutton
chop; fair charlotte russo is easier 10
come by than perfect cup Of coffee, and
you shall lind a sparkling Jelly 10 your des-
sert where You sighed IN vain for so simple
luxury As a well-cOOked potato
"Our fair country women might rest up
on their laurels in these higher fields. and
turn their general energy and ingenuity to
the study of essentials To do common
things perfectly. is far better worth our en-
deavOr than 10 DO uncommon things respec-
tally. We Ammericans in many things as
yet. have been a little inclined TO begin
making our shirt at the rulhe, but never
theleSs, when we set about il. we can make
the shirt as nicely as any bOdy-it needs
only that We turn our attention 10 il re-
solved that, ru1le or no rutlle, the shirt we
will have"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
Advice to Young Artisans.

The best plan and the most sure Of sue
cess, l think. Is 10 have every young man,
when he starts in business, select that trade
which best suits his natural genius. Now
phrenOlOgists tell US. and indeed We know
II ourselves, that there is as great difference
In the formation Of the brain rs in that Of
the face. We are each created for some
wise and different purpose. Some BOYS are
natural Mechanics, while Others have not
the slightest idea Of machinery and have no
taste for it, For my part never had the
slightest curiosity 10 know anything about
mechanics l could not state to-day, the
principle on which the steam engine works,
for hundred dollars. You may take such
boy as was, and set him 20 matchmaking
and after seven years he might be able 20
take apart and put together a watch but j.
would be contrary 10 his inclination and
uphill work all his life. But if he selects
the vocation he IS fitted for il is 4 pleasure.
and there IS nothing 20 prevent him from
succeeding in business and making money.
II Is difficult 10 go across the grain. Yer
VII hud. from the pulpit 10 the anvil. many
people who have mistaken their vocation.
Get them on the rgai track. and they vii
succeed. sometimes persons VIII 0eJ o.
the right track ard Sc. nor succeed. be-
cause they ale placed in too circumscribed
q position IL some village or town where
they cannot get full play for their faculties.
A man in this case should get away and 20
where he will not be SO Circumscribed.
p. 4. BdrnUm.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
Custom Work

Made u order, FITS Guaranteed, and all WORK
Warranted.
rE-Rememb-r The place on Washington Avenue
Just south q Cow.es Block, Lansing, Mich.
g. r WOODWOgIH son.
l-sasing October ll.h. 1864 4sl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
Women and Books.

Women ought TO study more. Why
should a woman as soon as she is married
lay aside all her school-books. and give nm
al idea OF further advancement in science
The care Of young family is Certainly 4
great care, but does not mother 10 IN
Jusiee not only 10 herself bnt 10 her
chlldrend, who. by her constant atten-
uon 10 their physical welfare. allows her
mind TO become so rusty that she canno.
even assist them in the solution OF q sim
PIE problem in arithmetic. What woman
Is there who cannot possibly find fifteen
minutes IN the twenty-four honrs which'she
can devote TO mental improvement! And
yet nIteen minutes day. faithfully employ
ed IN methOdical study, would do much 10
keep alive love or learning. furnish food
Tor reflection when tie hands are busy. and
material for many profitable conversation
eenween the mother and her children. In
oeed, the mother herself may be surprised
a. me advancement she NAV make in
hHnO"ie9ge 10 this slow way. Then. when
her enhdren shall have grown up around
heT' aud her hands ind leisure from mater
mai uulies, her mind will still be fresh ana
vigorous, aud she may be able ~ sr ou
much OF the quiet years Of her declin;ng I liz
10 the delightful occupations Of inteIeetn r
c1lture. -~i
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18

EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Ian
Il SING AT meeting q The directors q the FIRST
National Bank q Lansing, held This Day a, the Bank
ing Once Of J C. Bailey Co..
Il resolves that r. capital stock q tbs Bank
be increased 70 Sl0Q o. 80 SAal books " sabscrip
tion be opened FER that purpose :: The otlee o.
C. Bailey Co. II Lansing under he direction q the
Presiden; and Cashier
Books Of subscription VIII therefore be opened
accordingly. for additional Subscriptions 10 saii
Bank. q $4,000. and VIII . kept open until that
amount Is subscribed
The Bank will be opened fo- business - soon as
the new Rznkicg House COW being erected fo- that
purpose IS completed, walsh VII be about tie first
Eav o. October next
or subscrfptsocs - Ter ce-t VII be required OF
the first day OF October next and 10 Per cent PEI
noath thereafter
Lansing, N.ch-s JAY 4, lsS5.
J. G BAILEY, Presidsnt
Tx. HEWITT. Cashier. 2So1
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On one and the same Machine,
And has tie RecerStJle Fed!

Il combines all the COOP QUALITIES Or
other hrst clIgs Machines AID p.s-sss.s many al
yantages Cyc- any aud al % tl1n
J. ths most lulpie AID Perfect d Us Mechanical
Construction. ans Sew. Machine s-t er-re1
o. the public and o.. uA.s -ls r-5-yl- W making
NOR t1aa one Kind o- stitch
The feed NAV bee reversed - a-y pu.1t .-slrei
w.thout stopping Tie Machine
Changes l0r tLl vari.ls stitches las .e ni4t- sLie
lie machine = b. motion.
Is stitches APE a. wonder u all
The oealtg o- l-s z--.-l r. -1s .r pas. e.
- other coy ~ s0 large a rs-ge ~ turs
sews 4glt and heavy talr.ls wi.a rl-4. facility
Ihe rors wl.l feri e.tler O. sac r.rlt ~ llit.
Rll- g-let.y saws rapidly.
~ Difficulty - geri-ucel ~ zesTirg 1cress tlss
seems
Sesls nis.e re.-.y Il. 4-.-s t--a 81 -ls ollie
machine
Ial.c-s czrr.s afford t. TO- without one.
Every family s-lll have .. Fl1re-ce
Is r. lf---s are 81. POSITIVE.
W. Isl q lifetime
No .-rllFs OBJ e.. o-t %. ort-r
/ talrc-E1.y pra-ica.-
Tie l--n-l-r iLe mos. DrA-t.Csi .n a--
Turns vide as harrow Inns 40 VII fv- tsau-
t-4ly-
Il 5raiis neatly AL 14a s.sle.y sitLo-t the
-ELl g alteration
The most lne.7ers1ce- 1ut 10 -.-e-ty ia ls-ls o.
Oils 10 dresses a. IL uac---rs beng % ~ up
20 the table.
EFev uac-- &c N.rr-l--r
i ALL s-tst2-ta.e =. as c-s q lor u
4 FIELE. Agent.
Lansing Michigan. ss.y.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
H0RAIlO PRATT.
j. - u Ir-.-ta
DROBATE ORDER

DROBATE ORDER.-State II Michigan.
county o. Iaghan, Sat a session e t-e Poo
bats Court 1r the county q laghan. holden II tie
Probate once IN the village Of Mssa1 I'D Monday tie
~ day of January. ia the year one thousand eight
hundred a1d sixty Present h-ratio Pratt JldCe
az bate II tie matter 0 the estate u Otis Olls
deceased On reading and fling the petition. duly
verified, Of Robert Fulton praying that letters ~ a.
moisr4tion upon ssi1 estate nay b. granite. % James
Williams.
Ihereupo- . IS ordered, thar Monday, the 9Th Jay
a February 1865, II IL O'Clock "a the forenoon be
gnc1 for tie hearing q sal Petition and that tie
heirs az law " sai1 deceased and al other pers0.s
interested N said estate, required O. appear -
session d said Cocrt then d be holden TIE Probate
Uice N the y!l4age OF Mason. ald show cause i any
there be- Why The prayer u tie pc toner should not
De granted And { IS further Ordered. That siL pc
ttoleT give notice . the persons interested IN sad
estate q tie pe1iency OF SAIL petition AID tie hear
ing thereof, by causing copy II this order o. b.
published ~ The Lansing Republican, q newspaper
printed and circulating ia SAID county @. Inrlau >
successive weeks previous 10 said day o. hearing
"a true copy HORArlO PRATT.
S"sOo Judge O.. Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
GUIDE.
r~,~Hsra- ~ ~rrrr1

VI YOUNG GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK. or,
Every one his own Doctor-8cing Privs-e Instruct
o. for a-rt rrso-s or those about - marry, both
uals ant fsruais Il every tLllE colc-rnirg the
uLysio.o-v -li relations q C-r z a. system ard
The suction OF prevention %. cf-1-i1g Incu Ing
IL rets sco-eries never before r-veu r. t4e -
pitsh il-- gage by WI YONG n T. IT'S j. r--l.y
4 ra'uallc alt interesting work i = written il
pa . language Tor the general reader a1- = Ii-s-
trztei VITA l1waris o. Gre Dbl lirec euErzvings Al
v0a-< married people or those coI-e1p plating mar
-il-e a. having The least III - mat . rnag-iel
me- sLol.- rai .his book- Il 1izciss secrets tL2t
every one should b. acquainted Eith. stu j. =
book that must Be locke1 80. and -ot le about tie
house L Wi BE- sent - any one on tie receipt of
twenty-five cents Actress DIP VA. YONG, Nc
4Is SPRUCE ST abovs Fourth. PhLadepiz-
5g4-6
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Ayers Arua Cure.

For the speedy and certain Cure o. Intermittent Ts
ver OF Chl.s Al Fever R,-uittelt Fever. Chi e
yer Dcunb AE1e. Periodical Eeslache or Bilious
Hsassche ard B lors EevsTs indeed for the whole
class o. diseases Or Enatl-E ID hillary ce-l1E c-elf
caussi BY the malaria G. u2srnatic countries
Ths remedy has rarely failed % cure the se-s-est
cases Of ellis and Fever ard . has this great adrsu
tage ever ether ACue malicnes- that Z srh5ues the
complaint without injury . the patient Il contains
quiniEs other celeterloas Substance. nor dos
Z produce c151sn OF any iujurio1s eject Ehatcve-
shaking brothers o. the army 4lc tbs west try L and
YOU vii endorse these asserfcrs-
Prepared by :. c AVER 90. Lowell Nasz 40
sold BY B-soln < Consly- z P Nsw5ro Fc-d & Wells
Lansing Thaysr Condor Mason, and al Dealers u
Nsdie1ns 4esn7
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

DROBATE ORDER.-State Of Michigan.
Il county Of Ingharn, sat- a sessil OF the Pro
bate Court Tor tie county o. Ingham, holden the
Probate Once II the village OF Mason. Monday tie
ID day q January. n the year one thousand eight
hundred and sI1Iy-1ve Present. Hlr4t!0 FraIt,
Judge OF Probate. n the matter o. the estate 81
John NJ Tyler. deceased. On reading and ding TIE
petition, duly verified, q Isaac Tyler acninisrat.r
Of SAID estate, praying for license tfs the zeal
tate q which sait deceased died seized.
lhereupcu i 5 ordered, That Monty. the ccth iav
o. February lsf5. a. 10 O'Clock IL the forenoon be
assguedfor lie hearing o. sad pet-ion and hat the
heirs AZ law OF said deceased anl a. other persons
interested u SAD estate. are required appear
session q said Court. then 70 be hcdea - the Pro
bate Ofce, N the village u A4son. and show cause,
4 any there be. Why TIE prayer O.. the petitioner
should not be granted And u Is further Ordered.
That said pctiti1ner give notice % the persons
tereste1 II SAID estate. OF the tendency q SAID
petition, and The hearing thereof. Dy causing copy
OF tA.s order % be published u tbs Lansing Rcpub-
hcan- uewspape. printed ans Circulating IL said
county Of IlgAaU. SIX successive weeks previous .
sai- cay O. hearing
"a trle copy H0RATI0 PRATT.
c"sul jas - Probate.
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\ Classical and ScIentific school fOF
Boys and Girls. and Young Men
and Women.

The First Term Of the Second -AcstemlG year wi.i
commence the last Monday iu August. l-5th b lS64
he = .conl Term viii commence Dec 3 1864.
Tna Third Term vii commence the last Monday iu
March, (27th) 1856
Darilg the first Term 81 especial Cas- vii D.
organized, Tor the benefit o. those expect 20 teach
PRICE or TUITION
Primsry Department, per term...............s 90
Common English Stldies, including English
Grammar, Arithmetic Geography, BOOK
keeping and penmanship, Observation-Disclosures. 9 Oc
Higher English including LATIN. Greek and
French Languages, and naihe mat cs .--.... 90
EXTRA ruITION-
Vocsl Music. per tern, ...-. ...-........ : %
Instrumental Mosic per term, .............. L 90
Oh Painting. ner term, ..-......-...-..-. 10 90
Perciiing and Drawing. .......-..-.....-..... Oc
Es-Boari can be obtained In Families 10 the i'm
mediate vicinity OF the Academy, with the family
OF the Principal in the Academy
Communications addressed, { C. OLDs, Prucira!
will be promptly answered lvs95