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DIR. j. BRYAN. Box 5O79.
TO THE AFFLI ED,
FROM DIR. j. BRYAN,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.
No. 76 Cedar street. New York.

Medical Treatment, 10 he successful must be adapt
eli - each particular case and the actual condition q
the patient az the time. and regulated from time to
time, as The sxigence' OF the case require Medicine
acts more potcnty On some persons than on others
and 1t should Dc Amin stored with view to assist
nature and not % force IT,
AZ tch0 are afflicted Irith, Chronic Difficulties
% any knl Aud have failed 70 obtain permanent ben
ett from The treatment Of their family physician are
solicited TO give me statement Of their condition
az Viii advise Tree OF charge. what treatment is
necessary - eus-rc recovery; the time required and
the expense.
desire t. prescribe or give advice only in such
complicated Gad chronic have bafied the skin
Of other physicians.
To all such viii pay speedy attention and give ev
cry case nv serious Constellation
ADVICE without medicine IS seldom Sufficient. there
Tore. when addressing enclose dollar in YOUR
letter, for which vii give my candid opinion aud
advice and such medicine as can Afford for the same
by return Of mai; and VIII also state upon What
terms viii undertake The case.
NJ professional attention : given more particularly
o. TIE following diseases, which make specialties u
ms profession aut en- treat them as well a. dis
lance as Il eAlis4 upon personally.
All Chronic and Complicated Affections
OF the system,
(and AL diseases peculiar 10 FsmalesD
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints. Chronic Headache
Piles AID Nstgl4 ihroI b. az lhftrnn,,tsrv Phsrrs
t-ua. Neuralgia .li Nervous Diseases generally Con
,fl irbliiy- >cTofula, Cancers an8 Tamors Ch-o,ic
and lanAmanatorg DISEASES Of the Eyes aat Etrs G.
tlrrh seminal Weakness. Impotence, Urethral au Va
sinal Discharges, sexual Ad Urinary Diseases gene
rally.
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS. AND LUNG DISEASES
GENERALLY
treatise On this subject. Illustrating the rari,-,s
stages aud most rational mode Of Treatment VII D.
seut TO any one, post paid On receipt Of a postage
stamp.
Ny treatment for Consumption and Bronchial af.c.
tons has been attended with great success 60 not
follow the beaten track Of she past ages but attack
the diseases upon principles that have sound scien
tile basis, and have restored thousands By simple
refnedies that have been given over by other phvs
clans az inc1raele- Under the ordinary treatment
the patients Always die, under my treatment there Is
some hope Auicted, give me q consultation. I use
no remedies that are hurful. Ia any case Nv motto
IS; Nature has provided for every disease remedies
use no minerals under any circumstances
Ny address IS follows:
J. BRYAN, VI. D, Box son
No. 20 Cedar Street Ne~ Yo-k
Write ysur name plain, also town county and sal.
aud a reply vii be maiiec a. soOa possible
S3y1
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Horses & Carriages TO let at all hours.

OEce and Stable on Washir--rr ~r-e-- he .--.--
the American sEa The E3Ear 5iaa<aS liirs Ss-l.-s
from the corner NATHAN Guile
Lansing July sth. 1884 5a1vI
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LATEST STYLES AND BEST
QUALITIES

selected from Eastern Manufactures snd % our
own make. and hem, al may be slru ~ finding a
Bot OF Shoe 90 slil tAeir taste and a. tlg'f eet
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CHICAGO pays $780, GEO year for hand
labor IN grain shovelling. 1t is now pro-
posed to save time and labor by employing
machinery for this work.
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DIANO FORTEs AND MELODEONs,
q. i. Y Z L - = =,

Who j. sole Agout slr She Gl.-tl o.. ana -na- rs
and Whitney N-l1leoas. la Lansing. N.c- w MD
call the attention of OBJ. flaI- o. -s stock o -sr--
ments Ia tLs P-rcl-- Ot ia last .I.rt tFi -.. KS
are O. Dee lcca,ln.l-.-t- I.1 I-st P-rf-t H3ti.
cal Ins.rllns,lf COM .--.E eTerf -i
which GOES 90 WAsr mp n ..+J ..t--r
else " action. aaI l.rlhi.-y jas .t-.- fos
ssss beautiful AMI ornau atai l...,e o. tlra.t4-e
both OF which are combined ~ tae above .-strl-
ments Those WHO have seen t..n a.l- admit that
thew are not exceiei ty ans IN IN market rvsrg
instrument is rl.y warrslls- o. EiF -A--- sli-il'
ton and vii b. solf a. Ma fscfsre .s p-.ee7
A fine octave Promo. N'tl ~ ta- -t. rrr
rnsnt-. can % seen l-- a:ea iass '-- % tle t4iy
Bookstore
4eg i j. fl-it-
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Upwards OF a hundred physicians Use them cAter-
sivey ia their private practice AMI they cannot a.
feet cures without them.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
Are the original ans only genuine Specific Pill There
are a host ~ imittt0rs-BEN ARE OF inEN
THESE ARE WARR ANTED.
They sre adapted W made or female. col! or Young
and are Tie only l'.- remedy know iJr the
Of all dis, ass sil. from
YOUTHFUL. f'Spf-f r.flION
In all sexual p.-sass. Gonerrhea strietur- Glcet
and m al Urinary aai kidney Complaints, ,aey
ACT LIKE A CHARM.
Relief is experienced bs taking single box ANA FROM
four 70 six boxes generally effect q car..
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY. ~ boxes col-
tanning SIX pills, price g er SIX boNcs IS also .u
large boxes, containilE .ur 81 the small. prise
II you need the BJai, tie Pills, cut out ihis al-
vertisement for reference. and You cannot p-Ocur.
them Of your druggist 10 not be imposed Oh by any
other remedy but ncpse the moley n letter 10 the
proprietor,
DIR. j. BRYAN. Box 5O79.
&c Cedar Street. " Y.
who vs. q take al risk il properly dircctai and Will
send the Pills. secure from o5ser alton BY return
mail, poet pai..
SOLD By DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
DENAS BARNES K Co NEW YoRx.
Wholesale Agents.
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For ordinary lntcrments. Denostinc in
NAulis. and Iransports.ior ilsv hav. ro -'vsl
Iicy are made ~ ths mDsf iunrri,Aabis r,.t.,..l.
ana are en"niciel inside are Out. g. prevent rust
aal tie exterior has a Que Ros.v.,u.f r-..h w.
properly eemcnte1. tlc rgmsfa- oi thr d,...s.d -
Tree from irrupilen ~ water or t-rreslt,rs al -
mln. ald mas without offensive olor b. l.ut !.
.s AZ -e-fcd thus ptr.atrc .he necessity II hssi,
turiAls Their ous sno es-iaI rse and AZ .r--
haton given theHi rcners unlcesssry any erterds,
notice ~ their faiacabic Advantage iv a.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cash or Ready-Pay

From ana ss,-r the FIRST day of SEPTEMBER, ls6,
we shall sell or goods Tor
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- 70 NclAr s-reet, New York
Write ysur name plain. also town, county ana sal.
and reply VIII be maiiec a. scoa possihle
sl3y1
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HOUSE WANTED. Persons having
houses IN lansing . Be ,et. nay Enl = . her
Advantage 70 send tescr pt0rs reference % "a
tion size q1sntiy o. grouni attached terms osrent
Re 10 DAVIS F1E-T -oSE. Lansing pcst-or5ce.
Nsrch J. iSsS 5l5~S
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NEW YORK PIANO FORTESi
ERNEST GABJFR,
MANUFACTURER or
New Scale First Class Piano FOrteS.
NEW FACTORY

Nos. l22, l23, ia & l26 East 22d st.,
Respectfully announces that he has now
COMP tet his large NEW FACTORY an Effected 9th
er reers fr Ire great increase @ his ranuac
turnz fachiiss He Vii Be abe AelCe.orward 70 t1ru
out z PIANOS PR WEEK % supply orders promptly.
without that irc0lvc-.-nt decay O. which lhALs-S
sr- fTgrHASERS have been Subjected. from TIE fact
rt- f-r nl0-. thai tw0 vars past be hzs been COZ
q .raIr h--frel i-str-me-ts behind c. e-s a
ION -ssrrtrlerr lt Al TN Usv De found 81 LIS mar
1rl-t,-v a-1 y l-e--r0--s IL NeT York CITY Evzry
tr---a risrt f--iv warranted for years
5l-u1
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Ever offered .n this cay. p car old friends ana
customers ~t extend e-r thanks Tor tlciI iei
very liberal Patronage. and invite them. art ,hs
rest o. tie Boot and shoe wearing Tubh,. 20 al *
animation Cf oar L-w STOCK - bae.s all Shoes.
which has been scseI ft great care. and strict
reference to The wants ol tle people
Boots aud slices have material 3 advanced since
last spring and must advance ST. more bet are
determined 60 sell olr stock mostly % Ol Prices
and thereby give orr customers benefit la our
store nav 10 Conud all the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

T NsING ACAD E N Y
A Classical and Scientific school fol-
Boys and Girls. and Young Men
and Women.

The First Term a the Secl1- Acale1i year w.i
commence the last Monday il August. f-o-h.l ls64
Ia S-coni Term VII c0nm-uce Dee lsC4
u Third Term ~ g ---1e1cs t-- ilst Monday 3D.
M-r l t2-th.) ls5S
D--ug the first Urn a. especial C-4ss El- 1e
organ zal f1r tie benefit = g. s- expecting % teach
PRICE o. TUITION
p navy 7.uart-nent. per 90
rcuual EnEiish >tgdles. nc-liLz EnEli=-
t-rar1-.-r Arithmetic. Geography, BIZ
Keep x ara Prlua1ship -.-.-.----.-- %
z CHER ElE 81 irc.utiag Latin. Greek l1t
FreLcl Languages. I'D Haths-lli g ...--..- %
ETIEA TrrTTOE-
veal -sl-. ua- EN- --.----.---- %
l-s.-r-7 81 A-sc- T- sem, = %
pi. Pal--i-- ner fe--u- .-.-.........-.... 10 90
i--'--- AL -r-fll------ = ~
Ez-8szri can be 1t-li-ei IN Families 90 the i'm
n- .-s rici-.-T NJ tls Ac4l-1E. o. win re family
Z tie Pri1cigal ~ rls Aclfel-v-
C'nn1n-c7ri'rs - -resssd. c. c. Oils. P-Is,i--l
I'll be- prompt r answered. Ir-ss
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& co.

The undersigned would announce 20 the
citizens % IrEham shiAwassse. Clinton Anf Eaton
COUNTS. ana the resi- q mankind. that they are
now resolving. oqellas aat sNAl0.tag Tor sac, tas
i--fcsi aud best stoek az
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NOTICES.
DROCLAMATIOE.-The Greatest Chance
/ eVer c. -al g. t-T
Good JeW~iry al Low Prices

l00 '-l W4.-rr=. C--ts. Tl1--.-. E--rs B---sis-s,
SOS q -.E-'---- c-.- F--. &c. o.
T. EF SOLD Al e FAc1 ASI NOT Io II PAID FOR
C>IIL- Eg- ANfT - HI spC AR IoSfI
Ce-. 5-1-.- r-r.rz g. article az l-s v.--e are
placed u zel-- e--c.-0-s zl- sell --e-. o-e u
rL-h a.. Re -ea. IS nal 81 any --tress q r-cs-rt
o. rrra ore Cert 1cste s ems fiTe f1r 2. E-ve1
III 8 thirty f.r 3 lLs-e a-. 20 clslks- 4or
r--sf rct the va--e o w --1--T- t-----rs r.tt
r--t.c-lars Er-=- Azores
A. HsE-PEI- CO.
20 R-3aszsy. Ny Dor s-lsP. " NsF York-
4s-u5
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ors Of The rn,t chime L al sle.4as prescribed them
II MANY years ia Ai private practice, and no physi
can was biare truly popular " widely known than
li1a ia he tr-ntfn-nt ~
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MEDICAL.
UARVEY'S FEMALE PILLS,

the most inf.!lole and popular remedy ever kno"n
Tor an DISEASES Of tue female sex. They have ose-
lsat IT, many cases viii lai--lns saeeess-A-- ---s
-. -il Il, In ,.-erv cas-. -or which they are recon
,ucutsi. and particularly Do al clses arising from
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TOR SALE-A span OF horses. harness
l. an W-s1n. Pr Terms 81, in7r.rs O,
Z : SANFORD.
Lansing Nsrch I lsf4 5lsg
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Prepared by an Experienced Chemist.

They are perfectly harmless on the system, may be
taken Al any time with perfect safety; but during She
early stages r Pregnancy they should not d. taken
or a miscarriage may b. tie result. They never
cause aay sickness, PAIN or distress Zach box con
I'm. .IKlV pills and flll alTerlllns Tor Use.
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Female Difficulties.

AL osho have used Dr. utRvEYs FENAIE Pills recon
mead them 70 other Nurses recommend them
,ruists and IAaicr- reaoiln-ud them in preference
10 other fi mes because Of their merits. No lady
objects % take them Tor Thy are elegantly
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-22

Al tie Detroit Private Hosr ,ai estati.lea To- y.
cure q syphlz. seminal ~eafne.s ana tue s'f''
.llrm.t.-a ~ youth all ulaf-T4t5-
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OBSTRUCTION, OK sIoPPAcE Of NATURE,

n ,.tt, from what cause 10 arises. They are euec-
tu hi rsstrlug % health all who are suffering from
yTiress aal Il.blity Uterine Discharges, Nervous
ness. a. a. aud tL-y
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l.. There IS DO Machine maklus the nstt ~
Toca stitch which is e. simple ana 80 sasLs lule-
STOOD
81 There IS 10 machine So tarahls aus So easily
Afrt d. repair
s.. There . no machine capable of t-lls e. goat
VARIETY and rancs OBS w.-k N WORK ever required
b, Family sewing t-t wlat mry te done perfectly
ia e..- - Letter machine. or in manufacturing by
arr " e. Machine
.fh We warrant every machine re cell, 81 give
better satisfaction tA-u any .n market. n money rc
funded
5;h We give Instructions III using the machine 10
4l. persons purchasing
W. 4..n constantly on hand large supply OF
Na.r.. tflt.i.r TN..t incu ard Cotton Thread flr
Machine iisa as eoe,. IS any 10 the market
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Price One Dollar.

f5- Cat this notice Ogt n yol desire Or. Harvey
pm. W Book and u you cannot procure them oi your
druggist 10 not take any other for some dealers who
are ncipied viii recommend other Female Pills
thev can make larger profit oE-0ut enclose the mo-
nev and send direct 10
DIR. J.BRYAN, General Agent,
Box 500. 20 CEDAR sTREEr, y 7
Who viii take all risk u properly directed and you
will receive them post pail securely sealed FROM oO-
serv4tion, Ly return maj
SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
DEMAs BAI.Nts a co NEW YORK,
Wholesale Agents.
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DAMAGES III LIGHTNING

TNCORPORATED 1868.
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FURNITURE.

EURNITUREi FURNITUREll
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by using BEIIs SPECIFIC PILLS. and certificates
CAL DO shown from nauy that have used them
no CASE OF FAILURE EyH. OCClIs
Upwards OF a hundred physicians Use them cAter-
svely in their private practice ami they cannot a.
feet cures without them.
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10! the Poor" Freedmen.

A Macon exchange says ave are
informed by a physician that there is
great suffering among the negroes that
have eongregated around the city.
Many are dying, and more are confined
by sickness. They are destitute of all
comforts. not being able to procure
medical aid, nor even the absolute ne.
cessaries of life. Numbers are crowded
into small rooms, which renders recovery
very improbable. 1t is stated that in
two small rooms there are fifty of these
miserable wretches crowded. This ex.
cessive hot weather. is bringing disease
of cfevery character among them. Unless
there are steps taken soon to relieve
them, they will die by scores. Little
sympathy is felt for these poor creatures
for they are mostly from the country !;
and had they acted wisely, they would
have stayed with their masters. until
provision was made for them. The
government has no means of helping
them at present"
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Important Decision,

The reader Of every class, says the
Columbia 74aair, will do well to note
the following important decision, copied
from the Richmond Whtg, Of May 26.
The principle laid down'will, as matter
Of course, regulate all the relations Of
debtor and creditor, as we'll as those Of
landlord or tenant:
The Court yesterday delivered its
! written opinion in relation to contracts
conferred into between landlord and ten
ant on the basis Of Confederate money.
Rentdue prior to April /, 1865, and
not paid, is to be paid in Federal cur.
rency, such q sum as the amount of rent
in Confederate money would haze pur.
chased of gold at the time the payment
was due, Thus if the rent were ST..
500 per quarter, the SUN to be now paid
for the rent due March 81 is ascsrtained
by dividing the 81, 500 by {say) 60, the
sellingfate Of gold, equal to $25 III
greenbacks.s From and afterthe Ist
April, 1855, rent, for the unexpired
term is, for dwelling houses. fixed asthe
rates in 1861 and for stores and otheyi
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Sentence of the Conspirat ors.

Northern papers announce that on
the 5th of July the President made pub.
lie his approval of the findings and,sen.
tences ofthe Military Court which was
convened for the trial of the assassina.
tion conspirators. The sentence as ap.
proved is as follows
payne, the would be assassin Of Sic.
retary Seward, to be hung =; Harold, the
accomplice, and companion of Booth, to
be hung Atzeroth, who attempted the
life Of the Vice President, to be hung (;
OLaughlin, one of Booths accomplicos,
to be confined in the Penitentiary for
life at hard labor; Dr. Mudd, accom-.
plice of Booth and Harold in their at.
tempted escape, to be confined in the
Penitentiary for life; Spangler, also an
accomplice in Booths escape, to be i'm.
prisoned for six years at hard labor !;
Mrs. Snrratt convicted of using her
house as rendezvous for the conspira.
tors and assisting in Booths escape, to
be hung"
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places ofphblic business an addition Of
SO per cent,
Tomlin against Giles. This case
was decided, SO far as concerns the rent,
IN accordance with the principle above
announced. The rent in 1860, as a
dwelling house, was $500. If used and
rented then for place of public bust.
ness, as portion of it now is, the rent
would have'probably been $400 Add
to this latter fifty per cent, and the rent
is ascertained which the tenant shall
pay.
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The Appointment of Governor Perry,
of South Carolina.

The interest in South Carolina affairs
began to languish week ago, bnt there
was still a considerable amount Of latent
feeling on the subject, developed from rom
day to day by the various rumors put
aaoat by the friends Of ofconaicting policies:
Dr. A.G, Macl1ey was generally accept
ed as the realrepresentative of the gent
me Union men of the State, and he
was also understood to be opposed to-
disappointment Of either of the persons
named by the delegation as certain to be
acccptablefto the people at large. The
members ofthe delegation were open to
the charge of having been active seces
sionists throughout the war. The Cabi-
net was believed to be nearly evenly
: divided in opinion on the propriety Of
making any appointment at present.
Many influential persons were urging
upon the President and Cabinet, that
inas much as South Carolina had been
foremost and slcadfast i'll her. adherence
to the coR:ele.acy, retribp;ivc justice
demanded that she be compelled to
endure probationaryperiod OF military
government before the reins of civil All
thority were entrusted 70 her citizens.
To add to the complications stories
were indus,riously circulated thata vile.
spread secret organization existed among
tile white inhabitants to compel ra!l
negroes to leave the State, This and
similar absurdities were retallcd around
hotel lobbies and street corners, aud
served the mischlcvous purpose Of their
origiuators by melting outside pressure
against the appointment Ola civil gov
ernor. Happily wiser counscls pre-
vailed, and ON Saturday the Presidents
determined 10 end ell discussion bytle
appointment of Mr.. Perry, q gentleman
OF acknowledged ability. Further Cabi-
net discussions could have been produc-
tive ofno good. Differences Of opinion
were honestly entertained among its
members, and theresponsibility ofoction
would have finally devolved upon Mr..
Johnson. BY the appointment ofMr
Perry, no has Enthusiastically manifested
his determination to adhere to his origi-
nal policy of reconstruction, and to SUI
persede military by civil authority
throughout the entire country. Those
entertaining the strongest convictions
against the wisdom ofthe Presidents
policy, accord him undoubted honesty
Of intention, and acquiesce cheerfnlly in
his resolve to make the trial of govern
ing the rebellious States by civil law.
biz ~. Y. Herald.
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Of having in some way compromised
himself with the Confederacy. 1.-THE
righteous cannot be saved, where shall
the ufgodly rebels and original seces.
sionists appear? 1t is TO be regretted
that such men are excluded from office
under the General Government at such
time, but there is no help for 1t while
the law remains or the statute book.
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for ''heads of families Of the African
race ITO whom they have been sold in
small parcels not exceeding twenty
acres each, atfprivate sale, and at the
nominal price Of one dollas and a half nm
acre.
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South, and that, as slavery caused the
rebellion it is well that it is among the
things that should perish by its failure,
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Notice the good things advertised in
to.days paper by Mr.. L. w. DUvALL,
at No. 8, Bank Range. Housekeepers
would do well to attend.