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T1e problem 0t 1,pellir-g life - freezing
IS le1- tested 10 Europe IL switzerland.
q female convict who was sentenced % he
---.-n.i-l tE the neck. has Jeen handed
oFe. u tle Swans f5r them . suspend 1er
l.f- aF freezing rrr. She IS now enjoy yi.5
ar ira rrr J. f rather GOO bad % maze
the f-=- experiment On w-ra1- Tlt lo-
have frozen mln---rr an lcel c9Joler
Tor Instance. J. Is rather cool way q
treatlrva lady. aud Il sle wakes mp We
should imagine she would look rather
c00lv on those Eh0 eDdeaver 10 thaw Der
frozen heat. Hau.e- says . Ophelia:
Be thou chAs-e as ice pure as snow, thou
shalt not escape calgmny. We imagine.
bOwe-er. thai the Swltzer convict during
lie period she j. frozen in ICE, viii be secure
from ali The shafts Of malice. We trust the
exper ment may be Successful and The sus-
pension Of life oy freezing become q frozen
fact
The feedmen's bureau Is making an ex-
tensive report relative 70 the school system
among the freedmen
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Is. n. COLE.

DNTlsr would inform the people OF Lansing and
vicinity that he IS permanently located .n the city
q Lalslus. and s prepared il perform au opera
tons pertaining % tee Dental profession, 10 tho
most sliis. acsory mlrncr- Teeth ule1 with gold f
tn fefl. 0r anai-lm. Artificial teeth mounted ou
rubber base. in the latest approved style. ud e
ever g. Armsir. ngs booS store. lensing. Ncv-
IN. lS65 550Vl
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HORATIO PRATT.

law Ca1ncerv aad Collecting Blsiness, Lansing
Michigan one oger ta" Second National Bank
SOB
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BUILDINGS : NED.-The under
II signed would iniorm the pahhc that ne has .
complete apparatus ior MOVING blllncs. is flmiiir
vain i.e business IS prlciic. mechanic. AMI holds
hlnseI pr pro4 to move buildings promptly and On
The shortest notice and 10 the most reasonable rates
Can be io1nt 90 iny residence near the middle town
depot.
Lansing. July slst. 1866 NJ NORTON.
53f-ly
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ElGOS ant Clrrlre Naser, foot Of Washington
GA street, below ths safe OF the Itus ilg House.
wagons e1astanfiy 90 hand, 40 reasonable prices.
Repairing done $40
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FRIENDS AND CITIZENS OF LANSING
AND VICINITY -Hiviug just returned fr m Al
uly. au ready o. attend to any that mas need OPP
srl.ions ON or aholt che Teeth Office 40 my r,-i
isnco--lEtnaN streHf
5Zgtf j. $ W00p. Dentist
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It is tho Duty
o. every poor man 10 insure his cottage every mod
crate man his residence every rich mau mis- mS1siou
that dependent loved oues may not be ma1eto saf
FER she Unforeseen calamity OF Fire. The Dwellings
should all be Insured
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PHYSICIAN g. SrRsEON, Lansing. Mich. Oflce aud
residence. on Michigan Avenue, a few doors east OF
the Post Olcs SIS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NTOMAN'S LIFE PROTECTED,
STILL ANOTHER WONDER IL CHEMISTRY
WARREN
PAT Nj CHEN MICAL
Toilet and Washing Soap,

Cd. Warren and H. Miller have opened an CflCe
40 Ihe1 Hunters No 3 Cowes Block. where they
intend stopping short time 20 introduce the above
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Celebrated Soap.

This Soap las proven itself be far ahesd Of all other
soap where lt has been introduced.
Iaiies and gentlemen are invited To call and sce
samples ~ THIS Soap.
- airii --.sfu..-s isS- - e'ii
and ct some of this soap, 10 test is quantities ioF no
ing the washing Of their families. without expense
All persons in town or country who are out Of bus
mess or wish O. change their business. and have
desire Go ms 81 lu business that is hauofan' 40
one that thoy csn make frofa
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DIANO FORTE PLAYING.
Easily and Thoroughly Learned
BY TIE Use OF
Richardson's New Method -.

Most decidedly the best book of inst-nctson having
regular sale %! twenty i've thousand copies j wear
This popular work .s superior Cd excellence u al
other d. methods an1 The hook that every u1rT
nees Tor the acQuirement OF thorough Knowles of
P-aEo-forte playing Il IS adapted u all Grades q Tu
uion, from The R-lmenta studies q the youngest
70 the Studies and excrcies q Advanced Pupils Two
editions are Published. one adopting American the
other Foreign lingering. When the work is ordered
mo- prefer Zee is designated. the clifton th Amor
ican lingering viii he sent
b. r sure that IN ordering 10 vcI 1ro rarti-ui.r
10 specifying tha New Method" Prce S3.75. Ma ~t
pvsl pad to any address. Seli by AL Music nslicrs-
OLIVER MISON & CO. Publishers. B1ston. 5+Syl
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DocTOR II. ". NELSON.

ATTORNEY and Counselor 40 Law amt solicitor in
Chaucerv. Mls0n. luFnam County, Mch 4s4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1 4 y y q 4 & 4 ID f VI Y!
a Classical and Scientific school FOR
Boys and Girls. and Young Men
and Women.

CALENDAR FOR 1856
First Term hcrils Monday. pteuher 4, 1865
second December (. 1Se5
Third March Is 1866
Daring the 6rs; Term an especial C.ass VIII be
organized for tAe beued; O.. th-se expect teach
p8ICE or TUITION.
Primary Department Per term ....-.....s 90
Common Euslish studies including English
Grammar. Arithmetic. Geography. Book
keeping ard Peruanshi p.........---..---. s OC
II Eher English. including Latin. Greek ans
French Isnr.ases. aal Mathematics ..-.-... : 90
rVrTt TUITION
Vocal Nasi-. per tcrm...... .......... 81 90
Instrument o Nl-ic. rcr term. ..-.-.-.-... l. 90
OI Parlfr-. pr term. -.- --.--.--.- .... 10 %
feucilur ami Drawn ---.-.-..-. ...... 90
Es-BolTl can be obtained .l Families in tbe .m
mediate vicinity ot t'e Aci-0uy. nr with The family
Of the Principal. in On, Academy.
Commuaicltions addressed. 4. q. OILS. Principal
VIII Pc promptly answered. ly-4Qf
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\ HANLIN CABINET

INHE MASON x HAMLIN CABINET
d uh,fAN>, forty different styles. adapted u s5-
cred and secular musc. for $50 o. 5000 each TIIIR
premiums awarded them. Address MASON Z HAM
LIN, Boston, OF MASON BR0THERs. New York
54lyl
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!. y. COWLES.

aAVING BEEN DULY LICENSED As AUCTlONEER,
lenders as services to the public ia that capacity.
de authorized t1 scli property at auction iu any
part OF tAe state. Persons tesirols 20 selling prop
'fiy a. a-ctlln, can DO so only by employ .nE az
al,tl1nesr. iaig licensed o. ~ United S'U.s. The
ali.rsIglei may be found az ail setsonatla honrs
A. lis o.ic- IN Cawles Rock Washington Avenue.
lansing. Charges reasonable. 49tyl
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DIV Filling HOU SES

Insured Tor term Of years st rates greatly reduced
from or snnuai tara and IS low as any other drst
class company writes policies plan that vii com
mend itself t. al who give Il attention.
5+7wt* $ : CORYELL. Agent.
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$500 tO $500 per Month,

CSOO lO 0DOO hbNA 4'hOtaH4
are especially requested 60 call ani see this Soap
made and test its quality, without expense rs we lo
not wish any 70 invest until they have fully tested
Tie soap both D. regard 10 price and quality.
This Soapis made Ia from I've t. ten minutes
az cost os from
Two 10 Nine Cents per Pound
when made THO Washing soap viii save ouc-Aaif
the labor in washing. ana clothes arc much Nhter
when done than when washed with any other Soap
The Toilet soapis the b,sl toilet and shaving soap
in use
eE- DO not fail % call sud investigate this SOAP
Ofice at No. g. Cowles Block, Washington avenue,
lansing
HENRY WARREN, Patentee.
547w6 WARREN & MILLER, Agents.
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Che State 8epublitan:

JOHN a. KERR ~ CO.
ID wr1r 4tt 1rsiSF-s c1ssrSrCArioss sr1rfD
nE ADD .-s.Er.
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ASSORTMENT OF PLOWs.

That can De procured At any Ike works. The aite
ton o. Farmer r4rtcriAr'! c-l.el o. bis
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SEWING. MACHINES.

OUR FAMILY SEWING MACHINES ARE
oOnty ~. they make ia, saiue stitch aud 10 the
shiut worn IA tic hith priced lht, hilus Tho, uto
u1iv 10 le seen in operation ~ Mr. Bott'a fancy
atVic ~ hlrd e., hoie orders sill DO IycoSs Cd.
NAllltR A WILSON al
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r NrM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

DAES VS. AMERICAN MUSEUM
rms tTEEF44gN An; FRENZY SIS a. sSi;n.
s4 ~ INV L. VI. M sn,sd t SA
wONNHtN uf NEW YORK
aQRNlNd Al u srlhrL ALlsM t&PosEEp
Practically Illustrated ~ pk Won NLECh,
i"G T0SY BiE.SiFK'iS riNtiSG GIRAFFE.
~ life size moy n1 WaH figures.
PROT. IL iChiNGS -lnc Lightning Calculs,oG
wdofiK6FFfs GGtilfaiSSGlhsss! B Mf0Sls
TWO GLASS STEAM kNHlNtS IN motion.
Grand Aqulria. Menaterie ,niiiion eirio'i,ie..
Admission 30 cen's. Children under ten 10 cents lUr
CLINTON AL d, ASTuR PLACE, FRI
" dav tvcnins, ch ilth, iejj, Piof DANIEL
orator irom the Royal Colosseum. London. urnnd
tulcttnumcnt ,o-ni.ht. Door open " Z, the En-
tcttaiuu,cut will commence at :. Ticket. 6U c'u,a.
SATURDAY, a. VI. iic4ets hal.-pricc. As
Hon. HORACE GREELEY DELIVERS
the 'ih lecture leio.e the Masonic Mission At
I%rcf lnHintc, pu Sau,day o,chins, March I'm
,ut3' Et u. be- a.clnccd io-m" toN iioc'cd. 80
20 pint he ,t.'uie n9d send to the oldiers Pr
"oin any tndiuf matter thcy may wish TO send tho
&ld'ts. iht name Hnd r-tdcuce on each paper. 2Gt
HoOLEl'S. MlNSrRES, 2Ol BOWERY.--
s., me- n,.i,l, u9yy,eli ana uuapprcachahle
nfhled a9u'n' c'Nd'N, ll.usr -ttly bud otth,
Bdrgcs~PvudetrAsi,in spccNd'i,scomu, zee At $ lO5
DATRlIh'N OAKLAND AND DRUM
corp. furnished Tor the pu. to-o Of s. PAtricks
Day, ut ilsadiuatcf' 10 icstcr ~, Of tor-
syth. 3T
THE APPROPRIATION - HAVE YOU
BEEN 70 1iIE ClsClSy
IAN street, opposite the Academy Of Muic
IL NOL TO!
Matinecs eveW "Wednesday aud Saturday. 92e
NAN AMBURGH 4 cos MENAGERlE
AND GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION,
ba9 AND 5ll BROADWAY.
OPEN DAILY, FROM ~ \. NJ to 10 T. N.
LAST WEEK ~ ONE
or TINS COLOSSAL MENAIERIE,
| The mo-t tNtcusiVe aud coiuplee
Exposition Ot ANIMATED NATURE
~ lllE WORLD,
WILL Positively CLOSE
SAIt i.DAl. MAkCu Is.
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY,
| al NV, AN, % and -, T. ~, introducing all thu
MONDEkF ( LILY TRAINED ANIMALS
ADMISSION, ONLY IS GEMS 300
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s'lgss.

A TTENTlON, LiDIES-THE OLD ES-
~ tahlishcd y. V ius Manufacturing Co ~ Chat
ham st. opposite JIoO'. " bite Marble notot n cell
NIX siu- D., set At th.tf inCiufy wholesale prices IAl
early uud vet choice aud bargain sRiSg,
mutH ami collars 1900 each and upwards ~ bertan
-iLittCls. u tch NAtiu and link cable sDtts very
los. Aitcl.us AMI repairing to the mte.t STYLES.
equal ~ new r,csiH given to purchasers inAiiitus
uhiust Wo'hs LOOE nor tue mammoth IS. iIEM-
INt,. AuuNpl d.
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HANFLu

NA\Trp-GTRLS To MAKE BONNTT
' t-arncs' to NO on Illusion no vo-l given out.
A''' 81 So 'rce.e 81. y. J. CpN.
WANTED-GlELS To FINISH CLOTH
" hN.t. A.-u operators CA sitlr . spN..s ua-
~ nos Nou- Tut experienced hands Lpvd a.pV at
o' tN u.- tnirs. y. klENI.. tu. ri
WANIEp-A STOUT BOY lJOR T. Years
" Old Use tv tue csrs Of hotsfs a.. a. " i,tiN.S
HWel, tretut,,d, Coacy Island fu.. L. l. Com,
Is'"Hd .Als '..ut Nou 20 th, dcol -
NANItb- PERSONS WHO WISH To
- learn to one ate on singers and Nbceler A.
hson -t~ las uiachiuet. IernstA.,. And nf.,tie,
90 au A;as VI .U.k Also COOS ttstts To- learn pnts-
'''l h''n-. Inquire Il Christie -. 1T loor s..J
\NANlLD-WOMEN AND GIRLS To
'utp tobacco Apply At ~ Watcrst. $50
WAN1EN-GOOD JOCENEYMAN BAR
~ ' or IN 'ai,". hai trc.'u. .ooI utecs a. W
81 = '.h DO. Apply - and a. 32s'
W ANIEp-2Oo FIRST CLASS CLOAK
shy u.utiI o maker. scru. ur.ci TO the tu,.t
work Apply ~ white ~. 3 Noo- B"5
"a GIRLS WANTED TO MAZE PAPER
- - lo'cs. Appy at &, Gold Il.
~ SKIRT MAKERS WANTEp-GIRIS
40 AXE hoop skirs and ,ipug,ers Oh s,it.i,ed-
v0uttst
100 SHIRT HANDS wANTEp-GOOD
wv hands eau have steady ctul 10, i.cut At Inch
~'t's a. the EA.le stiu Work., 5gA tiItt ave. aJi
pCM EXPERIENCED BUTTON HOLE
wv makers wanted On shelter touts AZ ~
l'oaHtd st. biookbu, u. IL
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W ANJs,U.

A BOY 10 OK /, YEARS % Age Wut,l
- ypr ii Cort'lq-d alley. bet white and Wake
G.. 10 the Cooper rc3
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ri 400 FOR THREE YEAR SuBSTI-
BOARD AND ROOMS.

a HALL BED ROOM TO LET, On THE
hhrst fUor, with OF without b0ard also one on the
81 floor Tor . men that would loon tOgsther Auyly
tor days 81 beecker st. 81
A RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOMAN
~ would let "a furnished bedroom or would have 90
objections 10 or gifl. ~ board. Cuu all week At
l4l West - IA St. 50
FURNISHED ROOMS TO Lk1-FROM-tI
to y . "eck' at 2JC CANA 81, col Hu.berp. ~
HOTEL GAkNl, l3j EAST 3sTH ST,
Il door from - avenue Furnished bedrooms iDr
itsprcublc Inechanc-, each separate room, irOui
20 10 . 10 per Seut, double bedrooms ~ per
Hoek, pn the European sty ie. 35t
TWO YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOMNO-
l. dated with board, or a man and y lie in Tie ui
waite family of y rsouA 81 GOuveiueuf Il IN
quiTe iof dnyA Ia the store 81
, YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
= VIA po4rd and single rooI4s at Is Madison st.
Il runs moderate Y.y
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" Az TED.

.WANrEp-A rcY itYr,us OF Air.
" rA'. T. SSaiq IL tsGT3t'i ,e 'i,2 Be- -4Eoh
NANTEp-2 GOOD I1AT.bTuDIES-
W ,tidy imneiistely st b.. { RUCk. Is Beach
.WANTEp FOR THE T.. ;. NAVY-Cocks,
stewart carvutcr- hack.mitls, iuachnist',
TN, old shrpus once. a. Cottandt 81, up staf. 2>l
WANTEp-A JOBBlNG BLACKSMITH,
w MllLA's. Al rrscucs'. 30
NANTEl--A Roy To WORN N a ia.
w korv. 'all lis wooster". l'o
NvANTED-A YOUNG MAN IN 4 Grocery
w store. cor VI iIud,oa and Sp1us sts. i5j
\NANTuD-A .LASTER ON COPPER
w hailed shoes. " HElMLRDlNgLE
NNrhNTEr--A BOY IRON Ij TO lG YL9.
w atpra 70 take care OF d. horse and r. ~ frs ds
Al ~ 80 second ave, cor si'Ast. Gcod ref uec
\XTANTFU-A FIRST CLASS OrEE NTOR
w ou wheeler & Wusou'- u,csirs. ir u nr.i c.a.s
tf,s4makinr business Son" lut good tru i- Who rlu
o, , on arc,.e, , q R d, not ap'7 Ia uc 1917
NkTANTEp-AN OPERATOR OS Wheeler
w a Wi,on'. -cwinc Oh ,ch'ne ior dress masking
Nlao an crrund firL Npny ~ ''h g. :,
N\IANTIp-A BOY ABOiT l. YEARS
w Of A.c, Of GOOD character Co vort on tAfm
Enquire At Jacoh Fl. IS
\TANTED-GuOp HlSps ON WHEELER
w & wlisou'e .nMlino, % lad.,,' uract-. AZ.
ii,,'iLs' ~ .' oa N",JA = "H1','. ,1' e., I'd
e1l Ia VINO 2 '' 10, ''9I to s' S1, .5 ta'''"
\NvANTrD -, or 2 oo,,.yt..T u,t.i-
street. =
NiTANrEp-A MAN WHO UNDER.
o, ,'} }a t i' 7ns win e. , i.e 4, 60 ,5
Iag1ire O., I4C Fs,i 35t. q. -
w I'D - - kI~ftt IAiLL4 NOl Nc
w firs York o1 d.y Icsd .ua .,.aa o.u.m,n.
:, I,'g'' I or g ee.'i si o., ,.'a a
-....,.,
"A ANlEl'-SlN NJ MEtklNG MACHINE
y. IL, groom. .n IT., '''''L'"'a' '"A N..g '''
w pa,ar ,-9 ", ,, n am'i i ii - >oc
CO.. Nc. l!' ''eea"ieh It, s''
ANANif u O't.E\itk~ on WILCOX
'r. d, r,,.. i., A. l It,. &C.. . .Ha
w '',' ~ li'' ',,.,'' ~
co. Grand .a. jhr., -.
w 49, NV J. ~ 'i 'i.ii,.A
Aray 10 NscI1i ,f.ss igc o,, '.,,
"a,,. D.,
NVAN1Ep-A RESprCTAuiE 10Y OR
,r ain. III. far: 49, J,.i.iou 81. unr tn,t ,p,,k.
% man anu r,siles ~ ur Uhno'ho"d eff
'el' u
w Ail,,. ~ i,, ~, .,,n ,.B'. ' .,,,,'''
NTtp-CARPENTFRS ANp SASH.
w D.. .ud a..1 door l.t, .. ht.aa .. ..t, ..',.
rs. 'i ,1.,, "a, "a"
CO... "r,cur. Jc..., Cit. ~
a \ 1
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A Young MAN M 4 BOY WANTED
e otoa oJs:,rs, a; CAELlNG's Gster ho,se.
vi - ave
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A BOY WANTED To UPfN OYsTERS-
AAtCAFltSG'' oyster Hose, 81 lhird d, Ne
ieit oPth ~. e.
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'a'' ~ ~ sAiAA " ~ otA D ~ ave. adl
1(n EXPERIENCED BUTTON-HOLE
49, makers wanted on shelter touts A. %
l"oahtd a. biooklyu, y. u. IL
NtsETAEsY.
A TTENTION--PRIzE MONEY. PRISON
Aeis p'y oncots and soldiers pa, cashea, officers
D1,T e. obWhucd, pensions and leuuties collected
ShtlL,nN a ttthklS, Military aud NayM BanE.
co. ~ PARK Row ll.ues blldiug. JgO
A sllLLERl, CAVALRY. '''''''v.
L lANCoCk,s CORPS. HASCuCl = CORPS.
lD o,n either OF she ,mn. hes cng rc,en, a, .ov
W. IN IN .a.t which uiy DO Do. .u,-t ca. . paid
NuiUHtrt r4.. 90
substitute, . year. -.
n siitltr-, { ,gft.. ... ..... ,u
i ni,.a.s. advertise Apply liSbA, fss 20 ;N Is
A BILE AND ORDINARY SEAMEN, FIRST
4 ,hd syo,ai Gle. n,cmt vsntcI. hllort bounty,
NiW TnE 81, ,,,,s ,-o ,o 10 igra.mea litus
> 81 BNIiTrrE WANTED tOR ONE Year.
- re hirl,.t ca-h bounty paid, At rarA rlsc.
a WORD TO THOSE aBOUT TO En-
LlsI.
20 not i'i broker aud rluu,u se, hold VI you, and
nus HlUtt-r Bnr Nrrts ARE SOW PAID
~ NV intN AMI tn' f.ovost Arsha,s Sill not
N'o~ 4. e. men " De- demanded.
'th ~ REGIMENT N.I.s VOLS,
= 'A,an' onaui.at'ou,s ith .ooi ,ocori, snnt. mcn
45NrS kR!iF- WsrHSS<iFbj I' TX G Co them.
thi'h Is new Company and vll have the selection
I'M no. NrlEs AEt
sc Sc t .2E I M YEARS.
~uU tuK ONE var,
I'm Te'''i lo h'n,i!es uek,t or which siIl he
u,,us osu hand, and nobody Interfere. nh N sid
uu 4,lu''ion !. mo-, from IL
,.l and zee thr Canaan. sho win give YOU every
her tHTil B,
No &C bkpADNAi,
Any MAN rxLIsr1S COS Is Of rA Ai.oi E r.ee
SltlL EFcElVF siW MORE B6t'S1Y HISS6Sb
WhAf - srNrib ABOvE IL
a TTENTlON LANDSMEN Nj MRIR
% Hllr h"ilct men aud stout bo,s over l. yopfs,
10 u" h~eu ioi IT, :. navy. Also oual yass. IN,
I tnrl ana toancn. LHrre -, ADD hourty Apply
l. 80" Ht -l- h.o.iwtN, room l., Alec d Luml 81 u
b"uuu paid. Ill
4 kMN-ALL NiSHING To ENLIST AT
80. Ne, i, York kecfuunr a. onc,, 1lo I'M 't,or
sc.t r5unty cl m land ar ,.,is 81
\ RMf AND NAVY NOLI NTEERS
- wanted to-ia, 81 SHELDON LEFFrETs
Nlit'i' bankers, q Part Row lines Buidiuy can
aud aro ~. o.
A 81 BSTlTUTl CAN BE IAD ~ AP.
-thF.n- At i'' south -t. 40 hiykr-. need app, lG2
a IIESiluE-tAND MONEY , HAND
It. pa iHt L.sN lcu o. duy. SiFi ION &
lftitkIS Niitsy Clliin AGENTS 40 PAL Row.
l,n ii-it.us. >,
ATTENTION LANDSMEN-FIVE ABLE.
l"i.'I men "II. /. tL,a th. d., snd rsid IN
lON Saw snr ~ Giocr Wal Il ~ ~
HEFORE YOl' ENLIST FIND OFT Where
Lyon are roinr sri stat YOU urr going to get Come
% an old a.iu. ohco AID get iu, Information as to
u!Nioc, Including IA" uR'y and Hancock corPs.
We a%onWnIut ma, husoHnts can enter the
Iouu'lof Paid Ia this ct, aud yet relief tor nmlra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-10

OOY ATTED-AN HONEST. ACTIVE
a. IN. vic IAN be well -ecomtn,...ad. TO run or.
and, In millinery estsblishment Apply At s. nj
s.rtity Place, near lifh o. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-10

a RTITllIti FLOWERS-WANTFD %
"a rccd nsld1 ard some branchers Immediately.
UJd wEses md steady work. Apply - Walker Il 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-10

FAMILIES OR EMPLOYERS WHO IL-
size any service, except lcusc .o.f - cN can io
= formed by Won c0, ere invited 90 soni notice OF
heir wants 70 the office NJ she " orkivg WuJGru'f
Protective nion No. a. Chaiuoeru %, AMI tHu. nui-
rtt ARE number Of WORTHY and iu3uitrious women
mfuv ot whom are -odiCif Relatives vino f.yC4 UI...
Lee. here are many Occus.ufA ryINltOH IN u.uust
every family, such ~ the utEiut ". rgpiits OF car
Tan accepted, though shey give employment ior lut
-iurl" nour. az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-10

DERGLN MEIrNrs rRnpLElN-T

acuu, Hvtr NO-ttnnd ave. sac. Ap,.y o., the
No ~ la
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-10

\\IANTEn-t NOTSG Man ABnl r 20.
w and Dog about /, years Ole one to attend the
paint sci hAdu arU store the uthrI 20 usi-t and learn
n" laiutirr luriuce'. i.uuirs nitel O'clock. Of
y. hhNnOLfli, corner o. Count uld pourlls- -ts.,
BROOKLYN. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-10

a COT N1Bi SEAT OF 20 ACRES, BEAuTI
- uilg situated The liiurs oro int cisas qDf
hHNc every Convenience. The -oi IL m tuOi WORK az
ol'tI Af IVoi ttupi, near Utchur hcs,, choula
stores t'iH' ant hunting, near -ivcr L. ruiu4 from
cry IL tines da> to and itu; suit gentleman DO
~ Neslnt.- .u : !. Inquire TODAY, tom 10 10
o.-l0ok- Oh LLN kLn-. & MAE.IL M I,rn n III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-10

'shdt' auuu lance of i.uIt, ON, t1utN Al. l, GA
prcuusc' Piu'p e. n, near Coul Iuut n.. !, .,
Take Harlem or 81 ave car. ~.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-23
A New England Colonial Mansion.

The Boston journal of November 9th saws:
The death of the venerable Madame Eus.
lis which occurred early in October at the,
old mansion on Eustis street, on the line be,
tween Roxbury and Dorchester, awakens re.
mniscences Of ''ye olden time" OF the
hundreds who drive over that thoroughfare,
and mayhap observe quite stately old pile
among the trees and shrubbery on the east
of the road, at distance Of some fifty rods,
few know much Of its history
1t was built by the Colonial Governor
Shirley about the year l743, and was for
those days an imposing residence. 1t is two
stories high above the basement with an ob.
servatory and piazzas commanding a fine
view of Boston and the harbor, and is some-
thing near IS feet square upon the ground.
Its oak frame was brought from England.
Its grand reception room, dining room, IL
brary, hall and staircase are finished in a
very elaborate and elegant style.
Here his Excelency holding his commits.
sion from the King. gave his semroyaI lev
ees, dressed in bag wig. ruff1es and small
clothes. Here at a later day, the RepubIi,
can Governor Eusls lived and flourished,
though in less ambitious style than his preY
decessor. lie died about 1924, shortly after
the visit OF Lafayette, whom he entertained
during his stay here. Governor Eustis, in
his youth, studied medicine with DR.. War.
rem, the patriot General who fell at Bunker
Hill, and on the morning of the battle drove
that gallant officer with horse and chaise
to the bloody field. Gen. Washington, on
his arrival at Boston to receive his commits.
sion as commander Of the Armies Of Amer.
lea. made this house his temporary abode.
Mr.. Webster was once on a visit to The fam
lily, and, remaining over night, was shown to
his chamber by way of the grand stairway.
"Whal!" said he. as be mounted the broad
steps, "did the old Governor drive up to bed
with his coach and four?"
Madam Eus,is continued to live upon tho
estate ill her death, refusing with true
Portsmouth pride in family and homestead,
all propositions to part with it. Besides be,
ing the wife OF Governor, she was The niece
of John Langdon of New Hampshire, and
daughter of the Governor Of the same name
and State. The Langdons were singularly
handsome race of men, and queer stories are
to this day told of the prowess of one Of
them among the too susceptible ladies of his
native Portsmouth.
The old house is now sadly out Of repair,
but the ample grounds show evidence of for.
,ner careful culture. Madam Eustis bad on.
ly a life interest in the estate, and il now
passes into the possession Of the descendants
Of Governor Eusts.