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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
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aESr0IaE alb parts OF 4hes H&dy, Al NV
A. ,1lisssesr HHHOrt iziHrV o. the skfs, bE g Up
HANS ESPIEAr III PowpKE. AK oA bpnd for
sUpharnss DsPnatoFS Pessdar ssnd osAks No other
Price ST. Mated 70 sH5 sdarss for 81 Is BY o,
9 UPHAM. p south gp Eighth street PkitAdolph
T T7pbhhann,s HAIR Gfoss aSdf eur, E, { !
u FLUID Is lhssB best hair Dressing nj tbs void
Ii imp txts beautiful sleAa - hs Rair, kseps =
SurL promotes it4 grew b, &c, Price, 6g cents :
Upham,s letter. OMIT eAtDf2 Al.
rnro for Ist<tE 6s9tJhAsuns G1aEpsd Huuds- issrsi
bsr's itehs d. Price. 50 cents 4 box.
upham1,s Asthma 8 ne 2rI,ssT Tsli
F5sIens p&r5xyssms sf Aaass6 q d ce,F $500, -
elects speedy cure, PSies,. & q PACKAGE
TT pham's DyspePs1a Cure a. 49,
A9 ssT Aos tonS standiHg. Price 81. SentbF msT
Upham's Freckle Banisher ranoxs.
Freekles, Tam SanbaEn, FinEpIesa ms faal -
aeossaHs tins saRsn and zR@anaislea samantartr'
DIR. E& portess-44fe ELIXIR N. -,
hsfFfEe and keiErszusissy Rensdy,-restorss -
manly N1en9 n sAGsete suHsFing from ImnssSsSf
SPIRAL Energy, Nervous Debility, &c ar<Sfs-;
no e v hsstssE cAusf } Pri9333HEfkeI y ss@
: The -Japanese Hair StafH eoIar. A..
Was reg or n sIseE - $50 -
s, ss0Gsss,sof Ssis 0SsPrgYis4 plof vii n5f
lA1s o. VAN out OAAy'eo esuts@s bSxsx
Sold ~ a. slUPHAaS. zrsdaiS rgxf n ,.r...
Pniladslphie, snsee3 all Druggists. CirsuIAEs'
RRoUsEyoS1 %ohp.
go .sroFr cssr1 slTd sin stsfI 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

~ 80 sepsg 1Fl nflHs9 gi.liqs fiils. siIrf ~
DEAn sih:--I have been freapcnlly TeqGested TO
connect my name rith ssonmsndaflena Of differ.
snsknpa % medi0laeplibut regarding the pracEs
ttce - out q my appropriate sphere, have In All
EAsee Aschnsd hut wins cieak p1hbf ia u~rious
Instances, and paq9teulaF1y In my family, OF the
usefulness OF Dr.. Hoonahd's German Biiters,
depart Tor once from my usual eOnFse, 10 express
uiy IaF sonvstssea that Jos ssaAsf dsbaRy al IA
srskae q~d esPsesatly for Liver CopspisGg, Il 10 q
~ 80 - vetlslS femsdassk y may
ciAi - those who suffer from thS at,ov,s
p ,....-.--..----' YOOFss very resp Scthaay, = OF
H1f Lns yahsgpT yrgYa sfil yJsH.KEHRARD,
y Lghth, below Coates stssot,, Philadelphia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
soldler-B6y Waggers.

The Colums1y (ohio) Journal Jays:
Among the sharp boys in Shers dn' a
armyon the grapd uiarchsNak aradul
ate>of the compton jsehoofsof N0rthern
VOhioSythg only sonSofNe widowed moth
er The.fondr nnther lad no w6rd from
her son AEore he.stIilaea The army left
Chattanooga Tn Il feacheaA Atlanta. She
waited for tfdings- With much anxiety
watching ldaily the newspaper reports,
n ~ lspgthvseveral days aftes the tskirabi
III 81 4dahtatlIah bssh annOhAckA,4 lefsi
ter was brought her which read as fol-
lows:
a. ATIkkTA.--oekEmother: Bully boy
all right BOB
In due time Sherman marched ffom
IL Ataanh 1dES&A&aah. Rn&ekk1EfgHt
behiRa SesanRah .4TbA.gidpwed mol 4
read IN the newspapers that the COM
pany to wklc# heAB6y belonged was in
that fight With almost sleepless ahxi-
ETY. she waited for neH&GdHafRA Dne
day she rsssfHd feapserSach read t us:
- SkvAFNAH<-Ilea Mother Belly
'a6dy 46e " h5feef III Ibis hide-not ba9s
,e2ntA bnomAd' ''
In thsnaEShegf events Shermans
meplreathed Washington, were music iEslE
,9TsoSt, a1a VkSecompany to which Bob
belonged came TO the caPNSoY60hic.
Here Bob had his 6nars Fonorable day
alsef etfu Hnou NC nsf0 fhaue IL all
oS5rIgee.3wil Rtte paymaster and was again
CITIZEN be sent the following tel
-sb ;hsegrafnui, hssnd aug dsiGS 10 ia =
- "sa' 'S GordASts, lea bee othef:
sid,Bnlly boyshnme atosmenroHBaa fIBsb %
safsN hen askefBy friends rsdNihom
eea The ipissq 81, and bTeljty Of shis eRis-
s1fas ties home had heet om eta 9 ne q 3,sgh Y be
did not write ofener alta 7ataiief 9aAes
Length he answered:
GO Rullr hauia aaA ~. L. r n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

1gsATfsB9Hh Pfitst, who had usually a

.7gaA, Treheh, Pfitst, who had usually a.
spAll c9pgEsgatioqi TpS sn&aF PEeschJ
ing at tie church ih -hiF village, wheh
sn4ihe doors being opeDa,,a ,ga5dnsE and
several geese, came stalking 4Igthe mid
s1idle alden The ipreachaF; arnine him
~ self Of tie cifedidstaifce, oBgerted that
be could no foBger ffHd fEufE wfva7he
@ aneoRtes iof tho (diststGE aptl non avg nd
49, ance; because, though they did not come
themselves, they sent their representa-
tiyes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

=. ffcni Row. Newton hfosp, d. D., pdstor Of
The Eoryclopcdia Of Religious Rnowlsdgs and
ChTistinn chroniele, Phiiadsiphlh: ~
AlthoqgA not, dispo~nd % favor OF recommend
fAtsht hedieihes m general, through distrnat 81
unlr Ingredients aud. eee0ts. yet know, Of no
sanieieht reasons whyA gnin may not tsstffy 20
the benefits be believes himself to have r. ceived
tea Ahy sinasie pfipsrttsaG IA tHS ass that be
may thus centribgta 70 chs ibeneht OF others
do this the more rhaaiily in regard TO Hoof-
Jaeksod 6t1sisi cttS, 'bScause I vas -nrsiudIced
against them for masy years, andsf t6s Isapres.
sion that they ware shisny "a ai6bhblla mA1iurs.
l am Indebted % my friend, Robert Shoemaker
ksq. for h Fsglovat OF, this prejudice By proper
tests, anu ror eheonrAgefnsnt 10 tIR then yhsa
sndering from great and long COZ sinusd dahlIty
The use OF tirse bottles OF thEss VI ftsH at fF be-
EnPlBg q ths pIssept year, was followed ~ svi!
dspt fensi enq Fest1f 4tihn, 10 ugkrtA of bodily
ND tn6nta Sikof fhjeh r kkd 'b5t kylt 'l6r ~
months PsfoEs, and A9d, kGnlaEt dssbyiEsd ~ re-
IS 'b az s ga gSa kna y ishd
haa .iusn..p1,q Il ,SsEEswcfosSo 9isogr,
ffTiiA i7i1is ~ ,sa9G coil sdI sfFNr1S'pnlN' a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

why Injure the E.dta b 81 lon ~ 81
Powders or Washes VII eh choke OF iii I'D tbs
pores of ths skin, when Halmbold's Extract ear-
sapArillA answers better ths sans purpose and In
mefs no harm my12-3mdAW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
A elas4nYAs recitiag,a lesson in meta

A classNYas recitisga lesson 10 meta
physics-+the chapter ion motires open.
ating onts the human mird-when q
mackerel vender Went by shouting,
"Mackerell fine fresh mackerelp Sud
denly, disturbed By the noise, the mas Ter
inquired of the class what motives the
man had 1pe. making sgch>a noise. No
apswes being made M sol. they mist
be deaf as hadGOcks gpdS ffstas found
ftrs, not toNperceive tBAt it was a SelE- fsE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

The,isurgson- Of an EHglisha ahipsof
wa. used to prescribe salty gater for his
patterns in ali tfisordersl HaSiny haaill
ed one evening on q party 'oP pfeaspfe,
be happened by sonic fnisehante 10 De
sdFo~Ieda q TReH 6sptaTS, lsaR9 RSd Not
4 heard of the disaster, qasksd a0ne of the
'tars that dayif he had heardIanyihing
sof the doctor a4tYes, laianswsredaJaek
the was drowned asbsnightin ihisi6wh
medicine chesss'UstaH ilis ssisu sdi ssd.,
aafaaat 40 s,hl qei ga5f riaIT.il5y esf ~ .mEtm
Mrs. Mehitables Sizing le,es who hai Is
Iron a QoWRa East village, about two
miles on this side Of sunrise on return
. ing home lroms;R Yisits 10 sour. ctyAhe
b, other day. informed hersisAarteEis.emi-
Isma that she cum purtyisne ear being
y PiEened ut the, hotel with sons SOUPS ey
. called Violoceilt sOuppa and she iSHOsedt
itTwas Fiolohcello sohb5 dfoPf shesf found a
hull lot of strings in itabtao asiaogs 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

:. From Rsv. wsFrsh hEbdoibb. Pastor sg m.
tssRsl ~ N gfSn y PeFpiAp fshn7s 1o4
Z DEAR bH :-PerssnAl experisaee enables me 70
aaS ahaCL rsgAfd othS Iisfasah 1BItsdrS 16Ads b.
you ~ most excell ynt 1htdcins In cases Of ss-
we're cold and general debility have been preatIy
btnsAftd by che use 81 tbs Bftasru "a q orIbt not
topE will produce sInilsE. sfecta on ottIsrn -
feqrs, nuls. fl W ABR ~ r 4SBeBPH.
II -@eA GERM 6asWm,i Reun.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
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GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPGSIT, AND
AUCoE6 OF MILKY Discharges
AFTER URINATING.
: IRRITATION. or THE NICK 0FfHHiRBfD.
DER, THE KIDNEYS,
OATARRu 0F-FBE BLADDER.
c1fSSS - or 6 fss : aTf f '' TeSSF1ttA53
Fer these diseases % IL truly a soyereign remedy
and too much eAnpot be said Inits praise Asla.
sEie dosshss hsen knokh t6rssfsEe Asn,ost anrsSt
symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing Main IN
thee @aQ u bs back and thrangh tase hfnai A
leaSpsoBfoa q day Il Ale OonsSftstions uaisr akli
relieve yop lihs RAsacs JesJg 4vta,f
PHYSICIANS
Have long sinoe given up the Of baehu oubsha
nqpa ngfpSF - Aha tFeas eTepta sf tllFss aiseassu
aud only use theht far he Want 81 belIsf fIs,1SS
CONSTRUCTION wATER
Has proved Itself squal-ts the task taat has de.
No igndupen tGrHsrb td-U arr ssss,F wsrrfrFa
.s7aSassss7 IDIGREIICS.nosss ,efy., !
IFrttAse end drenah she kldneyas and. b. constant
ussapEod uos phrOnle. dsgensraftbn and CONFIRMED
disease.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12
TIE Growing Wealth Of India.

Tile effect Or the war in this country if
felt in every land open 20 commerce. fuf
perhaps in none more than in India which
has been looked % Dy English manufacture
iOr a supply of the cotton cut short by t.e
blockade ~ the southern ports Pre-, l0us
10 1850 fAe cotton export ~ India was mot
seven millions sterling annually. THE iW
port Of bulii0n into Bombay that year.
chiefly ln payment i0r cotton. was seven
and quarter millions sterling. lUf In fte
four wears since not Jess than sixty millions
sterling in coin have been poured into fha'
city which nOw aspires 20 be The LiyerpooI
OF the East To all India Europe n1w ray-
nearly f0r'y millions sterling % felr. oI
which more than hall '- ll bullion i1r col
ton. Tie largest share ~ the trade In
Bombay j. ID the hands 81 the nafle-
many Ol whom reckon their wealth DB mI
lions. and speak wiki contempt oi 90 petty
an amount a. a lac " rupees, ~ 80, 01l
TIE influx 0f wealth b. not confined 10 fhe
mere ants. bur The mass Of the peasau'
wLo raise cotton are rolling in wealth
though formerly burleuel with debt and
slaves - the usurers They hardly kn0r
how % spend their suddenly acquired
wealth. one making the tires ~ Prs carl
wheels OF silver; another, in an Iloiairol.
procession. carrying enormous bags oi r"-
pees al the eud Of poles. while -peclid'-9n
RACES wildly. Many % the wealthy oi tl-
educated classes are giving largely 10 puD-
lie objects being lavish lu their public
spirited expenditures o. make Bombay p
great commercial capital Bni a. mi-i'
Je expected, since prices have Quairup.eN
in four years lu Bombay. while a. rich ar.
growing richer The poor ard ihora WifI
fixed incomes are becoming poorer. an.
the rich are becoming ia-f dsmsla.I .Ir@
with unhealthy speculation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12
The Literature of the Prssan. DaF.

OF al the writers Of the present day who
hold the good Will Of the public. and wh0se
works enter into the present lie Of the peo-
pie. there is not one who betrays dirty
heart, or Who. j be possesses one. dlre- %
exhibit il Ia his works We have no Field
ings in teton, no Sternes in philosophy, n0
Byrons DO poetry. Dickens, TAackeray.
Reace, Ir0llOpe. Charlotte Br0nte. Mr..
StOwe-these and their cOtemDOrarie- new
er betray 4 trace u that great seusualiiy-
that del ght 10 dlrt-whicl Characterize
the writers Of The previous age. Tenuys0n,
Mrs Browning. L0ngfeiiOw, Lowell, Whit
tier. Holmes Brvant-n0ne % these ind
occasion in the pure selsiolities OF the age
10 erase Z line they have written PernaI
IN some or most Cf these there might he
mOre Of the religious element. which a
coming age Of writer's is certain u illus
trate: bat What they write i pure. W0-
man i respected al ALL aud wherever w0-
mau IS respected there l. always purity
Even a. W. look back upon the earlier
English poets aud dramatists. aud writer.
Of lctiol, a. those Who llvei in darhnes-
- vii those wh0 we nov regard ~ Tie
great classical writers Of the language 70
tire into the night from the eye- " those
who follow Us We believe the literature
q the present j. far in advance u the pre-
ceding age in every moral quality. Il be-
longs 10. and 5 Illustrative Of better civ
T iliZatlOn, and shows that the world and ii
writers are slowly but certainly adFancinl
toward purer light and diriner life.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12
Suffrage in England

From ths Y. y Evening Plst
On tie ath Of May great debate Occur-
red in the British Parliament upon the
question OF an extension OF the suffrage %
a more numerous class OF wOrkingmen.
The right 70 vote j. II present confined.
in Great Britain. % certain classes Oi tie
population. Under present regulations,
occupants Of houses O1 the yearly value 0t
el0 are electors IN the towns: aud a cor
responding class ia the counties The pro-
pOsai debated IN Parliament was 70 give
the suffrage 10 - house holders, and thus
% admit a large number OF the working
men.
With these limitations tie voters IN
Great Britain. III population OF over II,
600 600. amounted. in lsG4. ID l.335, 600;
but our Presidentia. vote il l-50 numbered
1. 662. 10 with q population, if We leave
of the three and a half millions then
slaves. three and half millions le=s The
distribution Of these electors in different
districts is somewhat singular. Wales r.
turns one member of Parliament for every
} l, $50 voters; Scotland one for every I. $50;
Ireland one for every l.s5s. and England
one for every 2. O73.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

ANsING, Michigln-N " Eisar. Proprietor TIA,
Eiglr House - now and g. utt.i uft tnrsa- iDlt Boa
the BEST styl, ami with new furniture un Wash
instpn Aveuur, near tho sits of th- oid Iaus ina
House. stages leave this House lails Az
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

The Honalulu papers are discussing tie
question whether tie vernacular Of these
islands shall be discarded in the natioua
schools FOR the English language The off
cial Journal is not in favor Of the pure Eng
lish system. Should the project be cagried
out a. Is probable, the Hawaiian lang1age
vii become extinct within generation or
two.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

" II. cola, Dentist, would iafor,n the peopl. Of
@S- lansing and vicinity, that hc Is per
,rYrSA maueuty located in On. clty 90 i.insIuE
~IIInyand Is prepared o. poriurtn All opera
tons psrtuning o. ths Dental prof,~sion IN the
most satisfactory matter. Teeth ni.-l with gold. .
tin foii. or amalslm Artificial tsstl m'lutcJ ou
rubber base, ir th- latest approved -tyle. pmce
over William. tw.s itosstors lansing. june
25th 1851 IL as
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JOINS 4 KNII.EY.

SCOT AMI shoe nsders, have just received 4 lirg'
Assertm. .nt oi Sarinr -fnck of Boots aad Shoe
consisting oi Mems. Womsn's Boys Kisses
Children S aud I0Ith's wear. Custom Nnrl
promptly attended t0
JOHNS s. BAILEY
Lansing May 10, 1864 473 tf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

PHYSICIAN aui surgeon. Oince At the Drug store
of fhaysr son, iu Dodge and Be.be's Block
Washington Avenue, Lansing, Mich All calls
promptly attended 90. AZ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

The LaCrOsse De7n0crgL in noiIcin-
some Of the recent speeches of Miss Anna
Dickinson. makes the following rather ul-
gallant remark about the gentle lalie.
" L Is fortunate for somebody that .he f.
making speeches instead Of raising a fam
ily For a babe 10 draw kiudness Irgm the
breast which has 80 much 0i hate AMI rai-
calism in it, would be ike getting pepper
sauce or nitric acid from is nursing bot
tie p
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

The Hudson Herald says s:-Wm Purchase
Esq. Of this village. has COW from which
The butter made during one year endIHg tie
5lh ol last month amounts 10 46I lhs-ava-
raging over I IA lbs 4 day for the satire
year. some part Of tie time a. . a
week We're made from her milk. \ nro-
duct OF over 500 in value In one wear from
q single co" d. Beat il who can.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

To PRESERVE GRAPEs.-Plck when IN
blue bloom. fully ripe. in a drv warm dsv.
lay the clusters carefully in boxes HOLDING
30 lbs. with LAYERS OF paper between eac6
layer OF grapes: cover and put i'm = cool
dry cellar, and they viii keep fresh until
May.-S. II. :. "a Rural Ns,r ForEs,.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12
DART - WILEY.

ATTORNEYS. CJnnselors aAI Solicitors. lrs'l-.
Michigan Prompt attention slynu g. Collections
payment ol I,v-- sni iag.st ,ii0ii of l-,nl I..is
a e ptar Is as D. o. wlfsr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

Slavery nov has an existence only il
Delaware and Kentucky. Il Kentucky the
best men Of the State favor its immediate
abolition, and in Delaware it Is SO insignih-
cant as TO be AZ absurdity.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12
EDGAR HOUSE.

" HUDSON. froprie.or. Lansing, Michl.ln. opp
site the Capitol battling Gsnerd ~tlro umr
kept in connection with tho House 5ls
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

HAVING BEEN DULY LICENSED A AUCToNFFR.
tenders his services o. the public "a that oapac 49,
he IS authorized 10 sell property at auction in any
part of ths state Persons drsirous ~ -elins prop
erty at auction. can do So only by employing an
agctionesr dag deceased by ths JHi.-i Stl.s The
undersigned NAV De found az all srlsonahl- hours
al his olirr n Cowles BocS Washington Avenue.
Lansing. Charges reasonable 4qsvI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

WAGON ta4 Caring ~. Nlser, foot of W4shigatp
ton street, h-i'w lhe site Of the I.tnslus Hlus,
Wagons constantly ou h,nd, 40 reas,usblo prices
Repairing dome. $40
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EXCHANGE IIOrEI..

PRICE. Proprietor. MIs1n. the Comfy seat o
ingham County, Michigan. Lmsinr. Jackson .,lU
Dexter Stages stop At this House. Chlrgss r,a
souablc. L. 4-3
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Che State Republican {:
JOHN A. KERR ~ CO.
ro WON ALL BrsiSKss c)zxCNcAuOSs SHOULD
~ ADDRESSED.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

On Copy year rl--.-.-..-...-.-- ----.-S -D'
PAY AtwATs ~ ADVANCE
q, Club rstcs but subscriptions received ior tI-aS
time thau ono year % tie above rate
ss-Jo5 work promptly and meath executed. "a
Orders for Printing and Binding d, -.ery ie-cril'
,..n are 41ilclted In rIluertl..u - OBJ Co. fr -.'t
,bsficiiities OF This Establishment sle44al-l
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DOCTOR x. ". NELsOv.
q. q. SPR RNG.

'HYslCIAN 4 SyRGEON. lansing, Mich Onics aul
resilence on MICHIGAN Avenue 'eV doors east OF
the Pot one 5is
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

Ah, Charley" said one little fellow 10
another, " We are going to have a cupalo
on our house. Pooh, that's nothing. re-
Joined the other, papa's going TO get a
mortgage 81 ours.r
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81 90 per bYttlr-hllf i.E ss o.
Snail Size-75 ceuts psr Bottl,-hsif DO, - u
Beware Of CounferfeitS

zee Thai The ruAtrrg of .- e. II JACKSON 80 IL .-
the Wrapper on each bottle.
should your nearest Druggist not have ihe ar,icl,
90 not be put Of by any of the intoxicating prsrar
tons that may De offered n place hut SEND 10 rs
and we wlliiorward, securely packed, by express
Frincipal Office and Mandatory, Ne 6Sl Arch
Stralf phIIlI.IuLln
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HEATISTI,N.

'flsr Teeth m3IuteI 0a Gold. silver. or Rub
Der Base O1ice a. hif residence on ,.rlud
- Street, directly east Of ths Cipi,ol, Ian
LIZ sinr, Michigan. $50
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JONES & EVANS.

successors TO c. NJ. Jackson Co. ,Proprietors
ieTs In the Vnitsd States. Iv'asa
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

Aw Chsn-ery 4u3 r1ilsrfinr Hlsu.-- ftn~in..
Michigan Oilce owes ths sra.l Ntti.aa rs.k
tpssYg,n 5O3 s.ef.i
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12
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Japan b. "a country ni paradOXes and an
0maiie-. They write from top to bottom.
from right to leil. in perpendicular instead
of horizontal lines. Their books begin
where ours end. Their locks turn from
left 10 right Their day Is our night
shops 70 t0 customers People -.t upon
their heels. Horses heads are where their
tails would Dee In an English stable. facing
The entrance. the food hune from the rooi
In basket. Their old men ny kites. while
the children look grayely ON. the carpenter
Uses his plane by drawing 10 90 him. their
iailOr- stitch from them. they mount their
horses from The of side: the bells 90 their
harness are always attached 10 their hind-
quarters instead oi The front ladies black
their teeth instead of keeping them white.
their hair i- turned back from their face.
which was deliberately painted and pow
dcrei. and their anti-crnolue tendencies
al- carried 90 the point Of inf~-i ru- mot
Oniy Nlih the grace oi movement. hui with
at incomoiinn. 80 tightly are fhc lower
hmhs from The wa g downward. gifi rouni
with their garments Top spinning is foil
owed az "a profession. They indnlge in
frequent and loud eAuitat.Ons, as evidence
OF a good meal. Their pocket s. their
sleeve. They wipe their face with "a nice
square OF paper. aud carefully fold The en
velOps into The sleeve, or give % 10 an a.
tendAut 90 throw away. Their music B.
without melody. their landscape without
perspective. light or shade. their lrure.
without drawing mere crude coi0rs AN,
grotesque forms dancing in mid fir. with
ont ground ~ rest On. They have hanl
notes 0i the value oi a irtlinr 1hei
have lOng perfectly understood The utiiiza
ton of sewerage. and the Manufacture o.
paper. not from RAYS. bat from tine bark o
trees, OF which they have Sixty seven dih
erent kinds, all with different uses. The
Use DO milk 0r animal food; horse and OK
en and cow are employed for purposes 10
draught only; they have mo- sheep nor pics
the flowers have nO scent, tle birds Oh
song, and thoir fruits aud vegetable n
flavor
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

coastlntly On Nshf REUIIEN.
Tim, Stucco, tnl Water Lame. ulncsat H. Booth
royt 60 = Store ly sis
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

ATTORNEY ani Counselor a. l-s~ Ana Solicitor u
Chanesry. Wiil.nistou lngl4m csunty Mich 4si
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

Prom E.v , y Et'u BreNa. o. y r.iitoT si the Ia
cyclopria oi isels"us hnn~lrcs, aud the Chris
tan Chgoli0r. l-uia.H'I I'ut-
Altho ou.h uat disposed g. favor or rocoinnrnd Pat
ent Medicine il -eueri, through distrust cd thur
infreIieut- ami eu-cts ~ know "t n' sufficient
rcisous Why ulln may not tcstfA Go the benefits
he believes himself O. have received from ANY simpr
DR.. parttiou the hope that he may thus ceutfhgt
u the benefit - others
40 this the more readily in regUi tn iuohlut s
German Btters prepared by iir g. Il jackson. II
this CITY because MS prrjudiced against them Tor
many years under Tie impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture ] am Indebted TO my
friend, Robert shoemaker, tsl for the removal Of
this preul. hv proper tests ana fnr cement
10 trs them when suffering from great and long con
tinuef debility The use ot three bottles Of these
hitt-rs At the beginning of thc present year was FOL
lowed hy cs l-nt rcii, and restoration 10 degree
n bodily ana mental visor which Lad not frt FOR
six months before, tud hli almost desgaIrci of fc
| gaining tlNrefnre thank God and my friend foi
I directions .n o. ust them.
j NEWTON BROWN Phua