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The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

GREATER THAN NAG4EA-An eastern
gentleman, having visited the Great Falls
on the Snake River-the southern fork OF
the Oregon-writes home a description Of
this marvellous natural curiosity, in which
he says:
"When we arrived at Rood Creek. one
days travel this side Of Salmon Fails Ferry.
We left one morning for the Great Falls. and
took straight line for Snake River. At a
distance Of four miles We came upon them
all unawares, as tie bluffs are over 3. coo
feet high on each side; consequently YOU
could not hear them. There we commenc-
ed the descent 10 the fall on horseback, 10
within few hundred yards OF the awful
precipice. Then fastening our horses, We
soon descended TO q level with the river
above the falls. The sight that then broke
upon the view is too sublime to be describ-
ed by one so little capable of doing il ius-
tice as myself. We measured The distance
that the whole volume OF water falls in one
sheet. and found it 200 feet. Then above
| should judge it 10 be about 25 to 30 feet
tall before ii reaches the grand fall. The
width of the grand fall | should iudge 10 be
about ,, 500 feet | have visited Niapara
many times, but this fall eclipses il far
Four miles further above We found another
one OF less note, where the water divides
into two parts and falls a distance of l6-
feet. Should YOU ever again cross the
Plains, don't 20 by the Fails without visit
ing them, as il is we'll worth one wear Of
ones life, Our measurement may be relied
upon as perfectly correct, as We started
prepared for it.
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

Our lady realcr- wil De iu.ere .ei In
knowing how Mrs. Lincoln dressed ur0n
the occasion Of the New Years reception
az Nashlngton.-llere is what the CORES
pondent Of The Philadelphia Inquirer say
on the subject:
Half the people here were out to-day
making calls. TIE leading feature offi-,.
occasion was the reception Of M and Nr-.
Lincoln, which was auealed bv a. lea-t
five thousand persons. Mr. Lincoln was
dressed in plain suit Of black. with white
hld gloves. Mrs. Lincoln stood near him
aud charmed tie visitors wiki her oueenlv
grace and dlgli'y' Size Was ta-tefullT
dressed IN heavy purple brocade SIX ve-v
richly trimmed with black velvet an ex-
quisitely lle black lace shawl. gloves. heal
dress, with Je~e.Ty 20 correspond Ihe-
took position in the blue room Messls.
Nicoiav ard Hay on Mr.. Lincoln rirlt.
Al twelve O'Clock the doors were thrown
open and the Foreign Ministers were ush-
elet ln. Among fLe first 10 wish q Happy
New Year Was Sel0r Lisbon. Minis er
P,elipotcnLary from Brazil, accompanied
by bis suite. AT tfe other F5reiyn Mn
isiers were prompt I'D their lttenl lance. &.
fun court uniform.
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
Earnest Men.

Enihuslasm ls magnetic. Like The magic
fiddle 90 little Fritz. in tle German legend
- draws aiier il the crowd. No eloquent
enthusiast ever lacked followers. whether
A-s creet were r.-l- or wrong. The earn
es- man az action e,en though q very bun
=.et .A his rhetoric is sure 10 have plenty
ol friends. His deeds speak for him. Crom-
vel speeches Wele generally uninicllE5le
--. ne was terribly I'D earnest both IS q
l1iilc anu solder. l, wlss impossible %
dnApt Tie sincerity 0i his PRAYERS or 10
,ii-slAlels.4al t-e logic OF his victories.
Aa-VlAv- was man of vast capacity. d
-IeA. orator, furious sectlrl1n leader ana
"A Aon-Ae1rteI hero. such d Combination
was Irresistible, and De founded q. once
new empire and a neW creed Hal The in-
i-ect " Luther bcel OF more passive tNne
his c0nquests over error had never been
achieved. IL was tie warllhe ard0r with
which be challenged all letiei Lis autar-
oAiss, BIS ea.bl>iIsm as . cOntr0yersillis.
lAat enlisted sympathetic spirits under his
banner and made The Reformation sue
cess.
To come down u later confidence
ID Als own destiny was The Inspiration of
Napoleon and il was because De believed in
himself .hat his army believed iu him. He
t-rU54A A4itlrtl- Ile-l>~H4r ana SO though
every mau IN his hosts from The mar.hals of
the empire 10 The melncst followers of tle
camp. To This lelus0u. as much AS Id ms
9eulus. may be ascnlei ihe gior.es II his
dazzling career. Stoncwan Jackson.
man oI very extraordinary talent. was an
enthusiast whose zeal and iervOr were
worthy Of better cause and better fate.
No rea-cross knigh, ever shouted tbs cru
saders shl0holetA God wills IT," with
more passionate devotion than he the war
cry OF Treason. The fiery zeal that poss
e-sed lim lie communicated % those ho lei. f
anu they performed prolig.cs or yal0r
II las been ever thus. aul ever VIII he. 4
Without energy anl earnes,uess. nothing .
that The world VIII th.uk it worth While 10 .
remember can Toe accomplished They OF f
ten save 1i. cause from defeat aud almost I
invariably secure tle ultimate triumph Oft
a good one. la inc ueid. the forum and 4
fisel' Hiiltsrt34fe .6is8sasABisF3 ,hsccs,,.,'
An llie l'ct however canaci0us has no
potency without them Il is like shell
without a charge OF powder behind il. '
l Unfortunately, Ia The contest between RIGHT (
and wrong all Tie velomcnce is sometimes .
on the evil side. and hence RIGHT now and 4
then gets the worst Of it. Whatever they
hand lndeth % do. do II with ihy might.
Is q glorious precep,.
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
Interior Of a Japanese House.

enjoyed several opportunities Of Obsel-
wing the internal economy Of japanese
house. A small square table about a foot
nigh, with an outer oige OF am inch deem
All round, standing on iOug legs. is a com
mon article of furniture. UnOn this are
generally placed five Or six small cups.
containing pickles Of bamboo. ginger. &c
with sauces OF various kinds. an very pal
ateable To many Europen tastes. as well a.
Japanese. The family, gathered and seated
round tA- immature table. not on chairs or
benches. such Injuries being unknown and
unapprcciated. but or the mat which forms
the ilOor carpet, are then served hy a hard
working domestic. Who seems kind Of
malU-Ol-al-W0r6 with ii." '~ .r''.N Guns
rOn q -icaMinr clu,drOn. The olive
branches are generally s1natfe,i near. and
whenever We have seen The family meal
appear To have propensity, probably
heightened uk kceluea- OF appetite. for
dipping their fingers into tLe pan (Which
the servant holds in one hand while she
ladies out the rice. seldom meeting with
any repgOOL On one solitary occasion.
however, the maid-ofaA-Work thought
proper 90 show little bL OF aut orltv.
Placing the id on tle caulir0n. She put il
once more on the IRE and then led fhe
refractory urchlns % their mother, on whose
back s.umDered the last-DOru. a hat nabbl-
looking babe. supported by long scarf
siuug accr0,s Tie ieii shoulder of course
no spoons are made use of 70 serve the va
rious little deiicacies that may be spread
0ut The chOpsicks, about hall size
shorter than chose used ia China, dse Do
and out Of The various iittie mosses. bring
Ing back the Blk on which the owner has
set bis or her desire, whether a stew Of
chopped meat The fish il the next dish. Or
any other choice m0rseL They also eat
quantity OF rice and fish \ pa t'cuiar Kind
of the latter they are lonI OF raw. aud this
they parlake Of with vegetable ike our
radish, very finely scr4pei.--4 Laay's I-!s-
Il 70 MmsAu and JuDau.
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

NEw York Jan. l6.-The T5iJuEe has
the following special from Nashville the l6th
Albert D. Richardson, OF she New York
Tribune wiki Wm. L. Davis, cOrrespon-
dent Of the Cincinnati Gazete, and Clerk of
the Ohio Senate. arrived here today. They
escaped from the rebel penitenfiaFy al
Salisbury, North Carolina, On the night Of
Dec. 18th, with Jas H. Brown also Of the
Tribune. They came $40 miles by a route
through the mountains before reaching our
lines, 10 miles from Knoxville They were
assisted by negroes, afterward by Union
mea from the south. VINO secreted them ia
tle woods and in barns and sometimes in
their houses. They hid By day and Travelled
by night the entire route at the peril Of
their own lives. They found snow foot
deep on the mountains anu suffered much
from hunger and from cold IN regi0us
where they dared not build fires. \ hul-
irei miles from Knoxville they Joined %
Union re ugees en- route for the Union lines.
under three mountain pilots.
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

Ice on THE DOORSTEP. Many a fall and
severe hurt has been cccasioned bv ice Oh
the doorstep, or in similar places. II il Is
frozen fast it may be covered with a little
coal ashes. and so made safe 10 walk upon.
but this makes il dirty and the ashes are
tracked into thehouse. Many persons use
salt on spots to thaw the ice: this Is well
II properly done. Remember that 4 mix
ture of snow or ice and salt produces a.
once the temperature o. zero OF Fahrenheit.
In fact, that Is the way that Fahrenheit
liked his 0 point. Every person stepping
on the salted spots carries Off on his ieet
more or less OF the salt, which so long as il
remains on his feet keeps the scles at or
near a zero temperature-certai much
colder than they would he otherwise. In
many towns. where It is nor forbidden bv
law, this sailing the sidewalks Is an intole-
rable nuisance Salt may be used. if nee
essary. but clear off every particle OF II As
soon as il has thawed the ice. which win l,e
in few minutes.
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

President LNC0LS's SYxPATRY.-Tbe
following letter from the President Of tie
United States Nov. q. 1864, was received
By Mrs. BixJv, q poor widow IN Boston:
Dear Madam have been shown in the
iles Of the War Department q statement
OF the Adjutant-Ge1eral OF Massachusetts.
thai you are the mother OF i've sons who
have died gloriously on the field OF battle
feel how weak ana fruiIless must be any
words OF mine which should attempt 10 pc
guile you from lhe grief OF q loss 90 over
wne-ming- But l cannot refrain from ten
dering - YOU the consolation that may be
found 10 tTe thanks OF The Republic they
have died 10 save. pray that our heav-
eniy Father nay assuage the anguish Of
your bereavement, and leave YOU only the
cherished memory 0f tie l0ve1 and lost. and
the solemn pride that must be yours 70 have
laid 80 costly Q sacrifice upon the altar q
freelOn.
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

lHE GOFERS0R OF DELAWAEE REcozNEy-
DING ENANCIPATIoS--COv. Cannon, Ed his
annual message - the Legislature o. De.
aware. again taxes strong urouul in favor
o. emancipation in that state. az he Ill in
ms Inaugural address. Pc repeats thar
Delaware l. coHn etf "a Win the Iree State
- SeoEr1lllc4i pOs.-0l aHd Commercial
necessity; ira t-e pr-luci= IL Delaware
dnd Their markets u the N0rrh. a-d fha-
thence come the immigrants WIN erf-a in
creased y4i8e 70 reai estate thai he ra-uI,
o. constant intercourse with the North Is
gradually % assiDil2te tie institutions Of
Delaware . those OftLe free states. a. H
has alTeaay i1entiH Hed their interests. that
slavery N Dela1are. beng merely nominal.
= NOR rLAses5 as an element OF labor: thai
emancipation Of Maryland has surrounded
De aware with free soil, inviting the escape
oi slaves On al sides. as there is 10 .aw
requiring their rendition.
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

Inc lheriy cap was 1rsr used a. an en-
b.em 0l lie committee of safety orgunized
a. Philadelphia e4T.y IL l--J. Ata meet
ing on the 3lst ~ August 0f tlat year. +
vas resolved BY tho committee tha- Owen
Biddle provide a seal Tor the use of the
board, about tie size vi dollar. with
cap o. liberty, Wltn this motto: Thls 4.
NY right and l viii defend r.. Cp0n The
FIRST cen issued 5y The Un..ed states Min-
fJr circulation. in 1873. the cap apnea-s
Ihis cap Is the Phyrgian cap and al na-
Tors recognise / a. tie baIge of liberty
When cpar-lc-s rose ~ Tie head u - fsl-
low slaves against their Roman masters u
obtain liberty. his followers were dis-in-
guisled By this cap. Though their effort.
were unsuccessful. the principle Of T5-
erty slA exists. - De fought Tor until the
last manacie Is struck from the LAST s,ava
Anc mankind has recognized that earl
struggle Tor freedom hy adopting tho can
d. Que or the attributes oil the goddess o.
freedom.
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

~ That Springfield Mass is 1 pro
greSslve city can no longer be doubted
lne republican says thai members Of the
weaker sex peramOulate the streets even
ings with cigars in their mouths and canes
III their hands; and gaily atiired Young
man appears and IS recognized by many a.
a Wearer OF erinoline in the day time
ioung gentlemen are getting timid. and
ma II necessary 10 90 in squads TO protect
themselves.
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

Tie ma1argegs 0i tie Ladies Fai- IL
New Orleans having objected 10 displaying
the natief a. fac. on tie ground Of" "pollt-
zeal symbol" General Hurlbut sent a note
TO them SAYING ii was the =. symbol OF the
great American Nation under whose DrOtec-
ton they are" and ordering that It be IN
mediately placed over tie principal en-
trance OF their hall o. that the nail be
closed Instant arrest OF ary one insulting
that flag was also ordered.
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

= he NeW lOrk IImes says II j
safer u tahe q stroll on tie picket une ot
.he James than 20 walk alone through the
streets Of New York after nightfah TIE
Police Commissioners Of the same CITY. IN
Their last annual report, say. IL no city
Of the civilized world, lot the theatre Of
actual war, = human lie 20 lightly priced
and subjected 70 as great hazards from vio-
lence a. il New YOrk and BROOKLYN" 50
II would seem. from tie statements Of its
own journals and officials, thai New Tork Is
2 pretty hard place 10 i've il.
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

LATE surgeon @. 5. A. y has commenced the prac.
tcs Of hls profession IN all It's branches, IN Ian
sing AID surrounding country. Office and re-i
dsnce, Ai-h. Ave, near Middle Town Bridge 466
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

BOOT and Shoe Dealers, have just received large
Assortment of Spring stock OF Boots ani s ioe-
consisting o. Mons, Women's, Boys, Misses
Caiiirens lnt Youths wear. Custom Work
promptly attended TO
JOHNS & BAILEY.
Lansing, Nay 10. 1854 4T3-tf
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
y. VAN KEUREN.

MASON aat Builder, Llnslng. Nchiran Keen
constantly ol hand and FOR sale, Grand Rapids
Linz, stlcco, .ni Water Limo Oface ~ r. B1o,h
r0yi Co Store. Iv 4es
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

FROM Rev Warren Randolph Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, Germantown, Penn.
Dr.. c. " Jackson: Dear Sir-Personal experience
enables me 10 say that regard the German Bitters
prepared oy you as a most excellent medicine IL
cases of severe cold and general debility have been
greatly benefited by the use Of the Bitters and
doubt not they will produce similar Effects on others
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantown Pa
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

v. II. COLE, Dentist, would inform the people OF
kG[ lansing and vicinity that he Is per
UfpSZ - maneuty located IN the city OF Tansin4
IIllyand Is prepared 10 perform al opera
toas Psftuliny % the Dental profession ia tn
most satisfactory matter. Teeth d.iei with zoli
iia foii, or amlisIm Artificial teeth mounted OF
rubber htse, n ths lat approved styis. Ode,
over william Cars Bookstore. Lansing, June
25th. 1854 1r4-s
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. once at the Drug store
q z IEiyer 4 SON, "a Dodge AID Bsebe's B.ocS
Washington Avenue, Lansing, Mich. al calls
promptly attended TO- al
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

Mrs Lincoln has dismissed Jimmy. the
olt GoorAeeper Of the White House, VINO
las ne!G that post since Jaekson's day.
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

DENTIST. Tes,A mounted on Goli, silver, or Rnb
- Der Rlse. OncO at his resifenc. on Grani
S}A Street, directly east o. thu C.piioi, LIN.
AAN sing, Michigan. $50
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
II. THIAYER.

ATTORNEY AMI Counselor al Law aud Solicitor In
Chancery, and Circuit Court Comuissl1u l1uer. VII
lamstoni lngAlm County, Mich 432
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
II. G.. SPRAVG.

WAGON aul Carriage MaSer, foot Of Washington
toa street, below the site Of tho lansing House
wAgo1s constantly on hand, at reasonable prices
Repairing done 467
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

- Eight thousand dollars Is saved 70
the nation this year by omitting the usual
Christmas gin Of knife TO each govern
msut clerk.
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C.
Ii. n. BAILEY,

Physician AMI Surgeon, Lansing
Alch. Once on Washington Avenue. over Ilssr
soils Store Special attention given O. ch-5a,
Complaints, ant female diseases. 1vI9T
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
LoNGYE.R g RrRrcrI
HORATIO PRATT

Law Chancery and Collecting Business, lansing
Michigan. Ohce over the Second Nationai Bunk
T. ~ LONGYEAR. 500 D. D. v HrRrc4
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
AMERICAN IIOusE-
EDGAR HOUSE.

n. HUDSON. Proprietor, Llnsng. Michigan, oppo
site tna ClnitOi btilling. General stlgo Oflc.
kept m connection with the House 469
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

see that the signature II q c NJ JACKSON Is o.
the " WraQper on each bottle
~Honl your nearest Druggist no, have the article
Do not be put OF by a-v of ne irtoxirats- r-',ss
to9s ,at nay be cerei il its place, but send to IS
-ue III % 'SAr Securely packed, by express
fElaeiPAl O1Hce and Mandatory, No. e3I Arch
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
LEVI G BACK
From shs Rov JOS H. Kenard, Pastor OF the 10

From Ih3 Rov JOS. II. Kenard, Pastor OF the 10th
Baptist Church.
Dr. Jackson: Dear SiT-l have been frequently re-
llcst-l % connect my name with concentrations
( different kinds Of medicines, bat regarding the
9-actce as ont Of my appropriate sphere I have in
all c-scs declined, but with clear proof in various
instances and particularly in my family Of the use
ul!ness Of d hoo1lnt's German Biitcrs depart for
'nce from my nal course, % express my full con
Tcton that, for general debility Of the system and
specially iog Liver Complaint Il is a safe aud valu
able preparation. n some cases i. may fail. but
lslliyt l doubt not, IL Will be worry beneficial 10
those who suffsr from the above cause
Yours, very respectfully, J. H. EENARD
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
From the Atlantic Monthly February.
The Mantle Of st. John De Matha.


a Leesnd Of the " Red WHIT aud BIsle. A. D Ils4-
l8s4
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

From Rev. J II. Turner. Pastor OF Hsdding n f
Church. Phila.
Dr. Jackson, Dear Sir-Having used your German
biIters n my family frequently, I am prepared L.
sai !, has been Of great service. believe that in
most cases o general debility OF the system, Il is the
safest and most valuable remedy Of which have
my knowledge. Yours, respectfully,
J II TURNER
Ne ZEN Ninalearrh Sf-aat
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
Ne. T,6N. NiaeIeeath Size

FROM the Rev J u. Lyons, formerly pastor Of the
Columbus, q. 7 ) anu Nilestown, (Pa } Baptist
Clurc1es.
New Rochelle, y Y.
nr. c VI Jackson; Dear Sir-Ifee it a pleasure thus
'i my own accord % bear testimony 10 the excellence
n the German BIttsrs. some years since being af
Alcte1 with d! spt lsia. s Them with very beuef
cal results have often recomm ended them 10 per
sons e2eeo.ec by that tormentng disease. and have
heard from them tae most CATERING testaorisls IS
u their great va.le In cases Of general debility
believe j, 90 be atomic t4-t cannot De surpassed
J n LYONS
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
DART q WILEY.
GEO. L. PARSONS.

and Counselor AZ Law aud Solicitor ln
Chancery. Agent for prosecuting Claims oi soldiers
and Soldiers widows, against the Government
FOR Bounty Money, Pensions aud Arrears Of PAY
lansing, Mich Oflcs ia Clwlcs Block up stairs
Washington Avenue t63
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01

LANSING. Mch'sin-S ". Elgar, Prop....,- The
EisT House g new, AMI is lifted up throughout ir
TIE o'st iylo, aud with new furniture on Wash
inston Avslrs, near the site OF tls OIL Lansing
house. stag leavo this House daily S79
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
n Il M L M II ER
THAT TuI3 BITTER IS
n OF ALCOHOLIC
Contains no Rum or Whiskey, and
CAN'T MAKE ORUNKARDS.
But IS
THE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD
READ WHO SAYS sOs

From tha Rev Levi G. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, y j., formerly Of the North Baptist
Church. Philadelphia:
I have known Hoodlnd's German Bitters favorably
FOR number 0f years. have used the II IN my own
shat Iwas induced % recommend them 10 many 9th
and know that they have operated IN strikingly
9encucill nlAuer- take pleasure IN thus publicly
lrnclgImiug this fact, and calling the attention Of
hese ai ctei with the diseases Tor which they are
recommended, % these Bitters, knowing from ex-
Dlrienc- tl4t my recommendation VII be sustained.
10 th.s more clssr'4 lily He01lud's Btters are in-
tended 70 b.uelt the afflicted and IS not a run
irnk" Yours truly,
LEVI G BECK
From Rev. j. Newton Brown D. D., Editor OF the En-.
cyclOpediI OF Religious knowledge and the Chris
tan Chronicle. Philadelphia.
Although not disposed % favor or recommend Pat
'nt Medicines IN general, through distrust of their
ingredients aad effects, yet ! know Of DO sufficient
ieasols WY Clan may not testify to the benefits
1repar 1n, the hope that no may thus contribute
20 The henelt oi others.
I DO this tha more readily IN regard TO Hoonand's
''rmln Bitters, prepared by Iir. C. N. Jackson, of
-his Cty, because WAS prcjudcet against them Tor
a1ny years, unucr tho impression thai they were
-hely an alcoholic mixture. / am indebted 10 nv
friend, Robert shoemaker. fsl, for the removal "
this prejudice by proper tests and for announcement
% try them whom suffering from great and long con
uaucl debility. The use Of three bottles Of these
ot-rs az the beginning Of the present year was fol
Owed by evident relief and restoration 10 degree
4 bodily and mental vigor which had not felt for
SIX months before, and had almost desparei OF re
gaining. ! therefore thank Cod and my friend for
directing no ID use them.
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
j. p. COWLEs,

HAVING BEEN DULY LICENSED As ArcrovrrR
teniers his services 20 the public IN thst c1pscitv
hs : altlorzeG - sell property a. auction il any
part q tns StSta- Psrsoas Gesrols O. selling pron
efty q auction, can DO 50 only BY omn.oyinE a.
1ls'i9neer, day iicsussl by ne Tinted Stlss. Th-
undersigned nay be found q all ssas1raHle hour
a. as oilce u Cowies' B.oc<. Washington Avenue
Lansing Charges reasonable. .Qsvl
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
srom IA, Rev Thos. Winter, Pastor OF Roxborou.,
Bap,4st Church.

tFlI- - ~ IllV. NtlI'Ti IlslcF OF kl1bOrorEt
Bap.4st Church.
Or jackson, Dear SRI feel it due 10 vour EXCEL
cnt preparation, Hcoa ands German Bi,ters to add
ny testimony % ;he deserved reputation il has ob
iainet- ! have for wears. al times been troubled
Sitl great soTdsr in my heai and nervous system
vas aavlsea by friend % Try bottle Of Your Ger
nan Btters- ] cit so and have experienced great
and unexpected relief. nv health has been very
materially osn ittcd. 7 confidently recommend the
rticle where meet with clses similar 70 nv own
nd have been assured BY many OF their soos effects
Respectfully yours, WINTER,
RoxeCrorgh, Pa
sfom kew = :. Herman, o ihe German Reformed
Church. Kltztown, Eerks COUNTY Pa
Dr. n. jackson. respected SRI have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty wears. and
have never used any MEDICINE that did me as rnucb
proved iu a'gitN after h1Fir- ken Eve tott,es
Yours with rcsp,ci = : SVrRNsN
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
JONES & EVANS

Successors 70 Z n Jackson L Co, ,Propristors.
- For sale BY Druzzists ana nssl.-s = -
tovn In the Cnltsd States. IT xoS e,s
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
SEYMOUR HOUSE

BY Lewis C. LOOMS. Corner Franklin and Centre
Streets, Lansing, Mich. This House IS aIaceut g.
the Depot. 1hd has been Thoroughly re1lte
Throughout Il s the intention OF tha proprist tor
90 keep 10 IN hrst class style Iy 4-4
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-02-01
ENCHANGE HOTEL

J. PRICE, Pfoq-ietor. Mlson, tho Coantv seat Of
lnSnam CJlaty, Michigan. Lansing Jackson an
Dexter Stages sop az this House. Charges r,a
sonaoie ~ i73