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Daily national Republican., 1865-03-01
sRRIousIY INJUpun- Tbi. n,

bBRIoUsLI lNJURRD.- This morning.
A0oOt ten o'ol0os, iss Houak was peTiOusIv
inquired ~ wagon Iunning over her, near
the northern market, The horse attached
10 the wagon became frightened aud ran on,
Iolbs on We pAvemtnt. lhe lsdy was knCekso
down and the wagon pASssd OTeT her 10 Il
,houHht she u seftOusly inluTo1 IntaFnAlIy
latre. man Leach procured sAFIlASs aud enl-
yeyed Nhe lldy 70 her residence, On MAssAshu.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-01

ond, over the body OF . boy named Roh.,,
- on, ahou' fourteen years of Aee.. The vers
ntct of tho Jury was fhhthe cHme to his dr.ih
from gup-sSot wound. the hall en'sstar ~
bodJ upder The right arm sud ming out nes
the hack bone. n tassms the guu WAS In me
hands Of ssmusl n HoiismAP, ana hv som
hceident went on. The jury also belisy yed ihs
shooting 20 be entirsIv accidental.
SUPREME CoURT or THs UNrrHD sT,yv.
Ma cal -On mo loo of Hon. J. M. Elovatd' a
4. Mchynolds, Etq., Of Michlgan, w.s Al,
mltted "a attorney snd eouassllor o. thI.
ooud.
90 motion Of For. Frauci, Tsvpau. otA...
iel Y. Atwood and Le nsrd G. KiibAn. Fsa.
OF New York, were admitted attornsre M
oounseilois Of tkis CONT. -
On motion Of Hon. neverdy johnson, John
L. Minor, EIq Of Ohio, SAs admnted "A N.
tornry and o unHellor ofthla eourt.
No. 27S The Miiwaukis and Ninns,ot.
Railroad Company, appellants, W. las. r.
soultsr, ct al, survivors, ks. The argument
q tbs esuss was eontinusd By ME. Cay and
Mr.. Carlisle for the sppslie~G, and oUneiuded
by Mr.. Carpsnter for the appellants.
No. $50. The nilwAukis and Minnesota
Railroad ompany ct Al. A. Fleming, appel
ant, W. James T. souitef, et AL, Gufvivors.
a. This eau e was argued by Mr.. Csrpsnisr
Tor The appellant, and BY hr. Cary for the
appellee.
sdjourSsd until Tomorrow. At II o'ol0sk.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-01

ACCIDENTALLY sHsr. Yesterday morn
T.. asoet .sn .,slesk yas..ss nnly Hsld an N
6esOes between Twenty-aFst AnA IWSntyaOs.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-01
Passage OF ths Lsa n BIlI.

The ak hundred million loan bill, which
passed the House yesterday, to-day passed
the Senate without amendment.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-01
BY ELE APH
Success OF Growers Gran,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s.-Grover's Ger
man Opera continues TO draw immense
houses here. They are attended by the
fashion and beauty of the city, and the
coup d'oH is most magnificent.
The ladies appear In dresses never sur
passed for costllnoss In any operate sea-
ann
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-01

EOR sALE.--,A TRUCK FARM,
sod sOIs plea y of nmbsri large peach
orchard.
also, House and los On New Jersey sSsHu"
~ Ssdi::. Is'fs'' /. :sItttA I,sIsssiGA IsSsss
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-01

.,"The Urand Fail lor the bsas nc g
the new FOUNDRY METHODIST kPIsCO-
PAT CHURCH, eOTueT OF q and Fourtesnth
streets 10 now open. The Audienos room has
been beautifully decorated and Arranged with
spec Al regard TO the eOnvenienos Of visitors.
music each evening. ..r -
A crest variety OF Interesting attractions
can be tXpt eteJ, Including short oif-hAad adj
drtn'eG from prominent men, Waits nom the
tsh22-'l 1T.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-01

~ Nottc no more AdastaeaaI
tickets for ladies will be sold. The tiehsis of
admission for gsntlealon viii ILelude anV
number OF l,diss. =
Parties hsVirg purchased lad.e.' tiskess vii
have the money rrfut dej. . ..T' .II'I.I d
By otd0s OF the supervisory con- mitlee:
mi-u .. d. n. FRENCH, Chairman.
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removed to NO. 2sS = stIest, between iwsIfth
and Thirteenth streets. Al information Of
or their friends, furbithed gratui'ousiy upon
application At their now rooms, elther In per.
1On o. By letter. No. 98b N street, between
mi.aAtnthtf ..H .. ..
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-01

E1-Tobs Rsp.stsd.-r 0rand Con-
cert gwen ut the Fourth Presbyterian huroh,
Ninih stree, on The 9Th mat, VIII he repeated
~ O'Clock. Tickets 10 sentl, 10 be Obtained Of
the members oft choir and afthe door.
feb2Oot
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-01

- Bank OF the Metropolis, Wash
IS0ToE CITY, March I, 1855 This B,hk viii
be closed on sArUED AZ next, the am inst
,nd al notes or drsfts falling due on that dsv
By order Of Board. -
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-01
n. Il. PAESIOE, Secretary. mhi-lts

~ Attention, seventh Ward Ex-
ESPFIo CLuD-1he DRAFT IN the ssyt nth ward
SiIl oerIA Ainly take pl CO Tomorrow, Tnurs-
rAv. h tHstsnt. The Cub wtil meet THIS
EVENING ~ Turner Hall, corner Maine ave-
n 20 and fUut-suC-A. Hall Atrset, At1S O'Clock.
Pune ual attendance is earnestly IeQu,G Gted,
~ buNnssa of I'm poTtAnee vii be brought be.
lore the meeting, u
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-01

U- nair-Drsssing- q -Mr. "a. PhlIippi,
HAIR.DREssER,
from Paris, win Dress Ladics' Hair during the
day and evenings, at 80. '.''F
NJ. WILLIAMS
fei-im BBe PsnnsylVauia Avenue.
star and EhTnnlcla o0uV.l
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-01

ASSOCIATION The regular weekly meeting
Of this Association vi lbH hald ~ 1emperanee
Ha THIS Is(WEONESDAY) EVENING, March
I, 1856, At ~ o'clock. kyery M mber Of the
Association falling TO p,y the Assessment OF
twenty i've dollars will fOrfeit all the benefits
Of the Association,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18

ALGArORs NEsr-They resemble Hav-
cocks, four feet high, and five in diameter
al their base, being constructed with grass
aud herbase First they deposit one LAYER
OF eggs on a floor Of mortar. and having
covered this with a second stratum Of mud
ana heritage eight inches thick. lay another
SET OF eggs upon that. and 50 on 10 the top,
there being commonly from one 10 two hun
dret eggs in nest With their tails they
then beat down round the nest the dense
grass and reeds five feet high. 10 prevent
the approach OF unseen enemies. The fe-
male watches her eggs until they are all
hatched 10y the heat OF the sun. aud then
she takes her brood under her own care.
DEFENDING them and providing for their
subsistence. DR.. Gutenberg. Of New Or
leans once packed up one Of these nests.
with the eggs, in a box, for the museum AZ
81. Pet rsblrg but was recommended before
he closed IL 10 see that there was no danger
81 the eggs beng hatched on the VOYAGE.
On opening one a young alligator walked
ont. and was soon followed bv the rest
about a hundred Of which he rrf in his
house. where they went up and down stairs
whining aud barking like young puppies.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18

HERB is very good anecd0te. remindil.
one somewhat Of Mrs. Stoves 'Topsy."
During the last winter q scontrabard
came into the Federal lines 10 North Caro-
Ina, and was marched up % tie officer oi
the day 20 give an account u himself
WLereupon the following cOllOquy ensued:
'-NAats your name -
Ny names sam"
SAN what"
NO sah; not sam Watt, Tss list sam
What's your other name"
Il hasn't got no other name, Sab. Tss
Sam-dat's al.
w hat your masters name -
Use got no massa now; massa ruined
away-yah YAH Use free niger now"
"Bel, what's your father and mothers
name
.l'se got none Sah--nebber had none.-
Ise llst sam, amt nobody else
'Hav NJ you any brothers and sisterzs -
mo, San, nebber had none. No brnd.
der, no sister, no fader DO muder. no mas
sa-no,hing bat sam. When volt see SIN
yoH SEE al ders IS of u.s.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18

TIE MOrNTAIN TRIBES OF INDIA a cor
respondent Of a London paper thus des-
crihes the mountain tribes 81 India who have
reyoitcd against the English. Physically
they are splendid race OF men: aud clld
.n loose flowing garments. and turbans Of
blue, are a. formidable a. they look. To
watch any single man among them coming
10 The attack. reminds one Of some traglc
character iretiing on the STAGE as with a
huge shield On his left arm. and sword brsn-
dished M the right. be starts towards his
antagonist, and then goaded on bv the
shuA music Of The bin pipe, which differs
httle from the one used in Scotland. le
shouts lis war CRY. which is taken no hy a
thousand of the wild band. their drums
beat, and banners are waved iranticany
and one and al charge down upon our ser-
ricd ranks and breastwOrks.
Let Us give these men every credit. VIII,
si1 days food on their backs. with their
sword and shield or ruder lrel0ck-. they
have ialtcd 20 the patriotic call now riuc-
ing on every mountain crest, and iu every
cavern over the northern frontier: the AZ
hOyn oi Swat. aud tie Moulve AbdOollab
rom their Wild homes. have spread .he frs
Of ianatcism far aud w.de. until those ba-
niSnted tribes have Joined % lght f0r tlcir
iertie hiil-embosomei valleys and their ~
AgiOn."
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4 letter from the gunbOat feet on The
Tennessee lated on Eastport. Ala. Dec
2sth, published in the Pittsburg Cona 0ler
ctdt says that there has been three dav's
hghtng between tie rebels and the gun
boats. On Christmas dav the iron-clad
NeOsao, tin-ciac Reindeer and ihe Fairy
went up 10 Florence. On the bluff opposite
Florence the rebels opened with infantry.
and on the city side with two four gun bat
teries. After half an hours firing the
rebel batteries were silencei. and next DAY
the boats moved above the bridge While
on Muscle Shoals three rebel batteries fired
upon the boats. hitting the Neosho twenty
seven times. Three men we're killed and
five wounded on the feet The rebel bat
teries were, however, finally silenced.
The feet then turned down the river ayain.
bat had not gone more than nine miles
when K was again fired ~ from two batter
les. 4 fight ensued il which the rebels
were once more beaten. The assaIants OF
The feet are supposed 10 be detachments 0.
Hoods men LETT 70 protect his crossing.
dis force IS passing over n squads. A
considerable number was reported six miles
above Eastport, and Il was intended that
he feet should 20 up and attack them
The ircn-clads Pitsburg ald Gin ilnst Crlw
TOO much water 70 allow them 70 move fur
tner up the stream.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18

4 SECRET let ne tel you secret
"a secret worth knowing. This looking
Forward 70 enjoyment don't pay. From
vhal We know OF y, sc would as soon chase
butterflies Tor living, or bottle up uioOp-
shine lo- cloudy nights. The 01l. Tue way
70 be happy Is 10 take the drops %. hsnr5-
ness as God gives them 10 u everr day of
our ives The boy must learn 70 be happy
WINE ploddlng over his lessons: tie ap-
prentice While be i learning his trade. Tie
merchant While be i making his fortune
II ne iaiis 70 gain this art, he All b. sure
70 mss his enjoyment when be las gained
what be sighed for
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18

THR NATIONAL DEBT.-It has heen-esti.
mated that, should the war close in 1896
with debt Of 80, 900. 100000, bearing an
annual interest Of $50, 000 00O~it would
when allotted among the entire population
De 30 per cent, the debt and interest re-
naming TIE same in 1909. the average debt
per head VII De SS3 81, and Of interest 81.
Al the eiose Of the war. the average wealth
Of the country would be S632 52 per person
making each mars share Of the debt Sss
or less than One-seventh Of his available
assets The present debt OF Great Britain
. $3.50 As per head, Of Holland sll7, Of
France $50 IS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
How Does Man feel During an Earth
quake.

The Boston Traveller publishes the lol-
lowing extract OF 4 private letter from Man
lila, giving: the writer's personal experience
and sensations during the late terrific earth
quake which visited that city:
II would be impossible TO give YOU an
idea Of the late earthquake, fOr though |
have read the accounts Of many severe ones
never could realize the position until |
had ielt one, aud never knew what dread
fHl destruction it could make until the 3d of
this month. l have heard nothing talked
about but earthquakes for the past ten DAYS.
everybody telling their experience and Civ
ing their idea OF causes and effects Of earth
quakes in general Ny experience was
that had finished my soup, and was help
ING myself 10 nsh, when three or four tre-
nendous up and down bumps came. ran
Tor the AZOtea, (piIzZa covered with iron
roofing Then came tie fearful swinging
MOTION from north 70 south. | ciung 10 the
post wooden, which supports the iron roof
20 Keep myself from falling, expecting every
mqment that tie stone walls which support
the Azotea would give way, and that |
should be thrown into the river with the
house on top Of ME. The whole shock did
last over half minute, but il Was an eter-
nifty 10 me- The falling Of stone houses
and OF tile roofs was terrific: part OF our
own roof lweighing seyety tons fell in
About three hundred feet from where | was
the tower Of Binondi Church Iell through
the roof Of the church; this tower Is one
hundred and ifty TO two hundred feet higb.
9uAt OF solid stone four 10 six feet thick
1et the din from falling churches and hous-
es was so great that did not DISTINGUISH
when Il fell. When tie shock Was over Tie
air was SO fun Of dust Of line that copij
scarcely breathe. and there was not
breath Of air. When the moon arose later
Manila was fcightful and drearv sigbt TO
see. Every body was in the streets prayinc
or fleeing, with what they had saved into
tle country. For days the people walked
the streets without speaking. And there
was no noise OF garages and no bells in the /
cliy where there were thousands moving be- (
fore al al hours"
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GEO. I. PARSONS

ATTORNEY aud COun5eiDr al law 1ui Sliicit1r %
CAancsiy Agent Tor prosecuting Claims of soldiers
aud >pl4igfs' Watpwst .s-l..t sh. -
Tor bnanty Money, fsu-inn- aud Arrears " Pay
Lansing, Mich. Ofn-o in C,wles' Block lp stairs
Washington Avenue. 463
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For the lansing Republican.
The Snow Fleece.
EzsPEcrsrItY DEDICATED 70 The IADfEs Ain socE-s -
LANSING

God srsnt that the descending snow.
" Llcn WA-teLs al The scene 1l-lW
Like Gideon r=ece,
Nay proGise triumph ia the blow
We s-.lEe s-r pe--e-
Vast 4s the sheet In Pet RS dreams,
Tbs lal u woven SLOW -l4kes serms,
Dropped softly down.
o. silent hills and from streams
And forests brown
As Charity's broad mantle whit.
Concea.s our faults from human SD
The falling STOW
Hides from c-r view tie STAINS al nl ght
Ia crimson glow
white veil woven IN the ali.
Falls on The young brides golden hair
WLltenllg her head
And sn her hero husband where
His blood wAs she'd
U, build beneath our stormy sAv.
shaft Of snow y w4nis that si.l
Above his grave
But wall not, FOR they never die,
Whose souls are brave
Nay s0rrONs Ike the snow fake sol
kai On our nearts from skies alOr
AEd disappear,
And W He song birds Ia their croft
siag songs O. cheer
CE1EGH -. huNGAT.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18

WITHDRAWAL OF FRENCH TRooPs FROM
kONE.-Ihe impression gains strenrtb
that the withdrawal OF the French tr6ons
from Rome will be virtually leaving the pa
pacy 10 lis fate. ana finally settling he
question OF the temporal sovereirnrv Of no
rope. The Liberal party in Italy regard il
as grand movement IN favor Of human
progress, sure 10 bring = speedy close 10
Papa! tyranny IN their beloved land Tho
significant Iact has been noticed thar rTs
year 1906, the time fixed by Louis NaDoleon
Is the very year on which mostof the WI
Iers on prophecy. from the time Of RisboD
newton concur IN naming as the wear in
WHICH FOpery IS 10 receive its deatb-bIov-
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LAN>lNG. Aichisln-S. W Eigar, Prop-icsor The
Eiglr houss - nsw. and O. ntted up thrluyhOut iu
tns otst styi,, ant with new furniture. on Wash
lnst0n Avenus, n-sr the sits OF the old Lansing
H1lss 5tAS.s Ielvs this Hlnse aallY. 4Tl
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p. C. sPRANG,

WAGON Ant Carriage Maker, foot OF wlshinvtor
toa street, below the site of the Lansing House
wagons oasi'atly on haud, Al reasonable prices
Repairing done seT
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SJOI ani sh's Dl4lirs. have Just received a la-ge
Ass)ftmeat % Snrils stock OF Boots anl Shoes
consisting %! A'l's. Wonen'- Boys Misses
Chillren's AT Yog:h's wear Custom Work
pronptly atten ie1 %
JOHNS & BAILEY
lansing. Nav 10. 1864 4r3 n
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sEyMOUR HoTsE

BY Lewis G Looms. Corner Franklin and Crnt-e
Streets, Lansiog, Aich THIS House Is adjacent 1.
TIE Dspnt, All has bean thoroughly reftto8
throughout. Il Is the Intention OF The p-on-i.tnr
20 keep it In nrst class style IL "a
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.


J. PRICE. Proprietor Mlson, tho County sat O.,
inshan C'aaty. Michigan. Itus.ng Jackson and
Dexter Stages stop At this House. C.arg,s rea-
sOnahle 4, t7q
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
LOXGYEAR * BUKTCH.
HORATIO PRATT,

Law, Cnaacery aid Coll citing BusIneas, i.n-.ug
Michigan. On-s over tho 5scont National B4-A
4 y. lOsgYEtK SOB EDw ucsl,u
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Tod prisoners cnntnrei

al pil>outi- = captured .-... ~. sou
The rebel losses Of killed and wounded
are fully twelve thousand, al Franklin Nash
vile and other places.
REBEL GENERALS PLACED HoRs Du COMBAT.
In NirSinia, Generals Dearing, Ramseur.
Battle and Conner 4
In Georgia. Generals Garthrel and Harri-
son. ,
In Tennessee, Generals Cleburne VIII
Jams. Adams. Gist. Strahl Cranberry.
Brown, Carter Manisault Cockeriil
Scott Gordon, Jackson, Smith. John
son, Quarles and Buckner .......... II
In Missouri, Gems. Marmaduke and Cab
ell .
Total o
During this time there has not been. if we
mistake not. a single UaiOn General taken
prisoner. General Bldwell was killed near
Winchester, and Ricketts, Wright and Gro
yer wounded. Generals Stanley and Brad
ley were wounded at Franklin All are.
however, recovering.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Ofnco al the Dug store
q Ihayer ( SJ1, On DDtga aud B.ebe's b lck
Warrington Ayslue Lansing, Mich All calls
promptly attended %. Al
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C.
Is. r. BAILEY,

E0nEOPATHIC Physician aul surgeon lansing
Mich Ofnco on Washi1g,oa Avenue, over lager
soils Store Special attoltiou given g. ca onic
complaints AL female llstlss8 IYlS-
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j. l.. LANTERNIAN.
DESrISrRX

-NIlSI. rse'h mountei on Cold. silver. or Rub
vnun bsr B4s,- Olco at his residence on Crane
49, Street, '.ifaotly easi of the Capitol, Ian
LIZ sing, Michigan 4SO
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
EDGAR HOUSE

a. HUDSON. PropTi tor, Lansing. Michigan, sppo
site the Capitol building General stage one
Kept In connection with tho uouse 4g9
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y. VAN KEUREN.

MASON ani Birie~, Lansing. Michiy.n Ke,p-
eonstAntly on hani anl Tor sale, Grand Rapids
LIN. stlcco, All Water Li0s. Ofsce al R. B,oih
rOyd Co - Store. ly 46s
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". II co.'s. Dentist, wosii iafcrIA the people or
oi-A lansing and vicinity, that he is per
ifF(4<<<-A maDeltly iocStedin The cIIy of Lansing
S]IllYTf fana Is prepared to perform an oosra.
ton- psr.siliug t. tas Dsltal profession in th,
most satisfsc.ory n ltter. Teeth n,ied with gold
Tia f'ii. or amsl<um. Arti1siA teeth mounted on
raooes osss, IN ~ i,trst approved style Oficr
over Ham. a Cars Bookstore Lansing In,e
25ia, 1854 " 4-s
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Il. THAYER,

ATTORNEY ani Counselor at Law and Soliritsr
Cnance.y, aai Cl-clit Court Commissioner "
hamsto1, iashtn Coun,y, Mich 49,
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DOCTOR n. w. yrLsOv

QATE Surgeon L. : A ) has commenced the prac
tlcs o. hs profession IA all It's branches in Ian
siag AMI slrrouu Ing country Omce ami resi-
delcsi Ai;h Ave. leir Middle Town Bridge 40l
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Our Progress Against the Rebellion Rebel
Losses since October 17th.

Let those a. home and abroad who have
asserted that We can never Subdue the re-
bel.i0E look AZ the following. among other
results Of two months work:
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READ WHO SAYS sOt

From the Rev. Levi c. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, \. J., formerly Of the North Baptist
Church. Philadelphia.
have known HOohand's German Btters favorably
Tor a number OF years. have used them IN my own
iamiy and have been 20 pleased with their effects
th1t Twas induced TO recommend them to many 9th
ers, and know that thcy have operated strkingly
beneficial manner. / take pleasure IN thus publicly
proc!aiming this fact, aud calling the attention OF
those afflicted with the diseases for which they are
recommended TO these Bitters. knowing from ex
perlence that my recommendation Will be sustained
10 this nOre cleertiy Hoof8nd's Btters are in
tended 10 henent the afflicted aud IS 80 not a rom
drink Icsrs truly,
LEVI BECK
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LEVI BECK

F. E-v } wtoa Brown. u. D., EiiIor Of the En-.
cyc'opelia of Religious knowledge aud the Chris
tim Chronicle. Philadelphia.
Although not disposed 20 favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines IN general through distrust Of their
ingredients 1nt effects, yet l know Of no sufficient
reasons Why man may not testify 10 the benefits
ne believes himself 20 h1ve received from any simple
preparation IN the hope that he may thus contribute
10 ths beuedJ Of others
10 this the more readily Ia regard 10 Hollands
German Btters, prepared by Dr. L. NJ Jackson OF
this City, because was prejutced against them for
manv years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. l indebted TO nv
friend, Robert shoemaker, FsI Tor the removal Of
hs prejudice by proper tests anG for announcement
70 Try them when suffering from great and long con
unucl debility. The use Of three bottles Of these
otte-s n the beginning % the present year was fol
lowed oy evident reif and restoration 10 n degree
of bodily and mental vigor which bad not felt for
SIX months before, and hll almost despaired OF re-
gaining. therefore thank God and my friend for
directing mo 10 use them
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DART & WILEY

ATTORNEY5, Coanseiors ant Solicitors, Lansing
Michigan Prompt attention given - Collections
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18

a SMOKER, commencing a. IS years Of
age and ending az IS, averaging four ci-
sars day, would smoke over nye miles
Of cigars.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18

JOSH BILLINGS says: " Tsw bring up
child IN the way be should 20, travel that
way yourself