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Checking Perspiration.

E-~ar' Everett the finished scholar N,
accomplished lin.omati,t tie orator m,
statesman. tae ratrio-. became over heate,
ID tes.iit-n- I'D court room. ou Noala,
morning. Wel- to F4nclu Hail. which VA.
cold. s4- iA tr4ft of ar uatu lis turr
came 0 speak; bl- nv hand and fee,
were lee. my lungs oa ire. In this con.li-
ton bad o. 20 aud spend three hours IN
tne court ROOM He died ln less than .
Wees rom THIS checking Ot The presr.ra.
uoa IL was enough 10 Bin any man
i'flit-,u. Mitchell tle gallant soldier
ana t1e Hi's, eloquent Astronomical leciur
eF THAR u4s ever lived while IN state o
pseSpirA-on. il yellow fever. the certain
sl-l ~ recovery, left lis bed. went into an
OF er room, became chilled in 4 moment.
and died the anne night.
II while persp.rinS. or while something
warmer Than usual, from exercise or 4
heated room, there = = sudden exposure I'm
stiffness % a sill, cold air. or 10 4 raw.
damp atmosphere or 10 4 draft. whether In
an open window or door. or street corner.
All inevitable result l. violent and instan-
taneOus Closing OF the pores of The skin.
bA winch waste aud impure matters. which
were making the.r Way ont of the system.
are compelled o. seek an exit through some
other cLanlcL and freak through some
weaker part. not tie natural one ANA harm
10 That part Is the result. The idea j. pre-
scented by saying that the cold is settled i'm
that part TO illustrate.
y iady was about getting into small
boat 10 cross the Delaware: bat wislin.-
10 get an orange al "A irut stand. She ran
1p tie bank of the river aud on her return
To tie boat found herself much heated. for
II WAS summer: hut there was - .ittle wind
on the water and tie clothing SOON felt
cold 10 her. Tie next morning she had a
severe cold, @hc settled Oh her lungs
and within the Year She died of consump-
tiOn.
\ stout strong man WAS working in -
garden IN May. Erriing a ilttletir.,l about
noon, lie SAT down in tie shade of the house
and fell asleep. lie walked up chilly. In
Illumination OF the lungs followed. ending.
after TWO years OF great suffering. in con
SUMPTION. "a opening his chest. there
was s0ch an extensive decay that the vel
iow matter WAS scOCped cut by the cup
f.l
Multitude oi women loose health and
ale every Year, Ia one of TWO WAYS: by
Ou>y!ng themselves In Il warm kitchen un-
I'll weary, aud then throwing themselves on
a bed or sofa without covering and per
maps I'D a room without ire; or hy remov-
lnS tue oa,er clothing, anu perhaps chang
ing the dress Tor 4 more common one. as
soon as they enter the house after walk
or shopping. The rule should be invarl-
ably TO 90 al once into a warm room alrl
keep on ali the clothing at least Tor five or
ter minutes, until Tie forehead is perfectly
dry. In all weathers. i. you have 10 walk
or ride on any occasion. do the riding first.
HalFs JoarnaI Of Healtl.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19
Our Turn Must Come.

Generation after generation. says a
fine writer. d. have felt Is We n0w feel. and
their lives were a. active IS our own. They
passed Ike = vapor, while nature wore the
same aspect Of beauty as when her Creator
commanded her 10 be. Tie world Will have
the sane attraction ~ our offspring YET
ru55rn that size had once Tor Is a. chilG-
rea. Iet q iiltle while and al VIII have
happened. Tie thr0J0ing heart VIII be
stuffed and Ne shall De a. rest Our fune
ral shall find its way, and prayers viii be
said, and then We shall be left alone in 81
lence and darkness for the worms. And Il
may be iOr a short time We vii De spoken
%. but tie things % LIFE viii creep a. al1
our names w-! soon be ilry9ttel. Days
VII continue u move On and laughter and
song Will - head - the room IN which We
died; and the eyes that m0urned Tor &c viii
be dried, All gii>teu again with Joy, aud
even our children Vii cease 70 think Of u,
and viii not remember 70 lisp Our. names. A"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19
Imperial Amusements.

The Roman Emperor DOmitian. occupied
his leisure in Killing flies; the new Emper-
OF in Mexico, devotes & considerable share
OF his time 10 inventing orders Of knight
hood. Upon his arrival in that country be
found only one order. that of NOtre Dame,
Of Gaudaloupe- founded by I,urblde in 1922
and suppressed by his republican success
s0rs- Macmillan lost no time il revivIng
H. ana IN distributing lis decorations among
his royal friends and paiions in Europe
comparing nis realm with some OF tie Eu-
ropean States, he came 10 the conclusion
that Mexico was much behind hand in the
order line, aud forthwith be invented q
second order, callsd the Order Of the
Eagle OF Mexico" More recently still. a
third - order has been announced. that
OF " Charles Of Mexico" the Grand Cor
don, OF which ne has sent one TO the En-
press Eugenie. What the next Mexican
" order viii be called We shall probably
soon learn. Probably the most welcome
one TO the Mexican people would be the
oFGer Of Aaxlmillan's departure for Europe.
--<~%-@-
Aor = - l.
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Are National Bank Notes Legal Tender

We have received note of inquiry from
a friend in the country, asking whether the
notes Of the National Banks are leral
tender. We answer: No. By the law au-
thoriZing the establishment Of National
Banks, 1t is declared that the notes Of such
banks 'shan be received al par i'm all parts
OF the United States, in payment of taxes.
eXclses, public lands, and all other dues TO
the United States. except for duties on inn
ports; and also for all salaries and other
debts and demands owing br the United
States 10 individuals, corporations and as
SoclaliO1s within the United States. except
interest on the public debt and redemption
OF the national currency"
This Is the only clause in the law requir.
ring these notes 10 be received bv anv per
sons in payment Of any debt and il will be
noticed that il does not touch any Of the
ordinary transactions of business. II \
owes Z. be must pay him in gold or silver.
or IN tie legal tender treasury notes. and
he cannot compel him 10 take the notes OF
any OF the National Banks Tie Banks
themselves are not compelled 70 receive
each others notes. either on deposit or in
payment OF any Claim due them. either from
individuals or Banks organized under the
same law, but can demand payment i'm the
legal currency of the United States.
Ii there was no other guaranty that these
notes Cf The National Banks would remain
at par, than that they are receivable in pay
ment Of government dues, We should ex-
pect soon 10 see them at large discount.
but there Is an additional guaranty in the
fact that each and all OF these National
Banks organized in the cities Of s.. Louis.
Louisville, Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee
New Orleans, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Pitts
burg. Baltimore, Philadelphia. Bogton.
New York, Albany, Leavenworth, san
Francisco and Washington. are required 10
redeem their notes at par in the city o.
New York. and that each of the Banks not
organized in the ab0ve-named cities shall
select some Bank in one Of said cities. to
be approved Of by the Controller Of the
currency, at watch they VIII redeem their
notes at par. These provisions, if carried
into effect, Will undoubtedly 20 very far TO-
wards keeping the notes of the National
Banks at par all over the Union.-Debon
Free Press.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

General sheridan j. instituting vigorous
administration in Texas. lie has Issued
an order notifying refugees that the United
states troops are now IN possession Of that
state. and that they can return % their
homes with security, and resume tie p0s-
session Of their property. lie also notifies
The people Of Texas that no home guard or
armed band for se.f-prOtectiOn VIII be per
mtted .n the state. a. the military forces
Of tie United states viii BE- sufficient %
protect them. I'll acts Of the Governor
and Legislature Of the State under the reb-
el regime arc declared illegilimate.
Foreign papers state that there was % be
q grand Fourth Of July celebration in Paris.
4 committee Of American gentlemen had
obtained FOR that day the exclusive privil-
eye Of the beautiful enclosure Of the Bois
Dc BOiogne, known as the Pre- Catalan and
the present lessee Of this garden had under
taken 70 furnish the committee everything
required for the celebration. An immense
tent was 10 be built for ball and dining
room.
During the war. while In command AZ
Savannah, 'Beauregard passed many OF his
leisure hours with a family. a member OF
whom reports that after delivering himself
VI his usual venOmous speeches about Yam
KEGS and AboliuOnists, he conciu lei thus:
" When | reach Massachusetts mv drs- act
shall be 70 blow Plymouth Roc@ 0ut Of eE-
istence; that Will BE- the greatest aad hap
piest moment Of my life. "
A COOP RULE FOR SPEAKEEs A1D WRI-
TERs.-A public writer thinks that much
might be gained If speakers would observe
the miller's creed-always shut The gate
when the grist Is out.
AZ Walla Walla, Oregon, Judge LYNCH
has taken in hand the cases OF TIE r0gses
who are systematically deprelaiing upon
property thereabout. and fifteen of them
have been hung under his DEGREES.
All kinds Of crops Ia Virginia are now
sFonlsln2 vel.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

PHYSICIAN a1i surgeon. On.s at the Drug store
of K. rllyei x S'a, in D1igs aad Bs-be's Block
Washington Avenue, Lansing, Mich Ar calls
promptly attended %. AL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

SCOT Sni snos Dealers, have Just received a large
Ass1rt neat uf S1ring stock 0f BOTS anl Shoes.
co'ni'iing of Mas. Womea's Boys Misses.
Chilir AMI H0llh's wear Clstom Work
promptly atisn LED 70.
JOHNS K BAILEY
Lansing, My 10. 1854 473tf
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DENTISTRY.

W u COILS, p-ntist, woad inform the people OF
-, Lansing and vicinity that ne l. pcr-
tIfjn<<<A uAncntly located N the city Of Ianstns
--I1Y1yand Is prepared 70 perform al opera
t'as pst-tiLils O. ths Deatal profession. In the
m'st Satisfactory m,ttsr. Teeth filed with gold
tia f'tl. Or AnUsln Nrtilcill teeth m9lnt.,i on
rioDsr bts-, IA i4' tst'st approved style. Ohlce
25th, 1884 Ivs7s
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CuriOsities of Emigration.

An entertaining essay might be written
under the title Of the "CuriOsities Of En-
igration." The following table shows the
relative magnitude of the various forks Of
the great human stream flowing in upon
our shores:
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ANslNG. M.chi sln-N " Eigir, ,Plsp-ietpr. The
Elgtr dlus, is nsv, tIi o. lifted ~ throughout la
tho 05st style, tud .sith aew furniture. ga Wash.
Ilgtpa Avtl1', near thl sit3 0f the OIL Llnsiag
House. stag IS lslvc this House daily 4T9
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

@ Verse alone IS not poetry. Poetry
IS il ideas. IDEAS come from tie soul
Verse IS only al elegant dress put On q
beaut-tL body. Poetry can be expressed
in prose. II Is only the more perfect under
the grace and majesty OF verse. It's the
poetry Of the soul which inspires noble
deeds, and noble sentiments, as well as no
be writings. A dlsho1orable poet IS & de-
graded being, more base and calpable than
dlshonorao.s man who Is not . poet.
TIsisT Huge.
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WAGON snl cssrllge Mlser, foot Of Washington
ton street, bsiJw -hs site Of ths Lansing House.
wagons coIs;latly On lAal, Al reasonable prices.
Repliring lone. SO
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LargeSiEs. (holding nesrly double Quanuiy.)
81 90 per Bot;le-half doz IS 90
Small Size-75 cents per Botile-half dog 81 90
Beware OF COunterfeits.
See that the ignature Of &C. II. JACKSON il On
the Wrapper on each bottle.
should your nearest Druggist not have the article
DO not be put OF BY any OF the intoxicating prepara
tons that may be offered in its place but send 10 Us
and We "iliorward, securely packed, by express
Principal o4ce and Mandatory, No. esl Arch
Streaf Philafelnhia
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GRO. L. PNR,ONs-

ATTORNEY and Counselor 1t Law and Sol. itor Ia
Chlncery Agent i1r prosecuting Claims of soldiers
aad S1lliers Willows, against the Government
Tor Bounty M1-ey Pensions anI Arrears %. Fay.
Lansing, Men Odice ia Ciwisi' Block, up stairs
WIslingt0l Avenue. go
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JOHNS - HALEY

!. PRICE, Propri1-or Ms1a, the County scat of
Inyltm County, 81 -higla. Llnsiag, JacSs1n and
Dexter Stages stop At this House. Charges rsa
sOuAbic IA
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j. VAN KEUREN,

MASON anI Bluie-, Ltusiag. Michigan Keeps
constantly on had AMI FOR sale Grand Rapids
Lius, s-lcco, All Water Lime. Oinc9 At L. Boolh
royi 4 % , store 1y5l5
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j. l.. LANTERlIAN.

)ENIlSr. Tech molntei on Gold, Silver. or Rub
ay,-- Der Base. once at his residence on Grand
S<$3A street. tirectly east Of the Clpitol. Ian
Si1B. Michigan. $50
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J. II. COVVLES.

HAVING BEEN DULY LICENSED As AUCUONFER.
tsalcrs his services Go The public Ia that caracitv
II, IS altl,rize1 % sell property al auction in anv
part % sac STATE Persons iesir0ls Of ssllinr prom
e-ty - alcti1n. can 10 50 only oy omolovinr a..
anctioae,r, da.y li-sssel by ths CaisI Stuss Tn,
uplrrsiElsl may be tpIn 4 AZ all scasonabio hosrs
al ms ohce n c5wiss 8ocx. Washington Avenne
Lansing. Catrycs rcas1nabls. lasx1
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
EDEAR UnI-SE

!. HUDSON. Pr'prist1r, Lansing. M.ch gsn, opDO
sits tls ttplt1i piillilg G3ner4l stlge OGIc.
kept "a connection with tho House SIS
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DOCTOR R. w. NELsnN-
a. G.. sPRANG,

'HISCIAS * sURiEON, Lansing, Mich Once aud
resi- lence, on Michigan Avenue, few doors east OF
the Po Ole 5Is
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HDR4TIO PRATT.

LAW. Chauccry ana Coissti1g Blsiness. Linsing.
Michigan On-s = the sc0uI National Buk
y foSGYEis 503 a--G1I
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ATTORNEYS, Collseirrs aaI Slhcitor-. Lansing.
Michigan Pr1npt tt'ntioa given T. Collections
ray yaent of TA1-s ana lnvsstis CATION o. Liad Titles
2 DARE L. AS d WILEY
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TTORNET AMI Counselor al Law and Sllicit0r 90
ClI8csry, Wiiiumston Iugham County Mich 4s4
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From Rev J. = -wlol i.roSn, L. p litar o the En
cyciopedla Oi il. R.Ag.eus knowledge ana tie Chris
tiln Chronicle. vhiia-clphia-
Although ROT disposed 10 f-lor or recommend Pat
ent Melcin,s iu general through dl-trlst of their
ingredients aud elects, yvt know 90. 40 sufficient
reasons why man may not testify 20 the benefits
no believes himself To have received from any simple
preparation in the hope that he may thue contribute
% the bcuclt Og others
10 this the more readily IN regard to Hollands
German Btters, prepared by nr. c. n. Jackson. Of
this city, bcclgs, rreuticed against them for
many years under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture / am indebted 10 my
friend, Robert Shoemaker. tsq. for tho removal Of
this prenlcr by proper tests anl for encouragement
TO try them when suffering from great aid long con
tiuuet debility. The OF three bottles of these
bittcrs NJ the beginning OF the present year fol
lowed by evident relief and restoration to degree
u bodily ant mental vigor which had not felt for
six 1nths before, and hai almost despafred Of re
gaining therefore thank God and my friend fo-
directing ne &c use them
NEWTON BROWN Plua
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ER - NJ y III r. z II
THAT THIS BITTER Is
n OF ALCOH HOLIC
Contains no Rum or Whiskey, ami
CAN'T MAKE DRUN ARDS.
But Il
THE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD!
READ WHO SAYS sos

From the Rev Levi G Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, y J. formerly of tie North Baptist
Church. Philadelphia.
have known Hoohand's German Ditters favorably
Tor number OF years have used the n IN my own
family. and have been 30 pleased with their effects
that Twas induced 20 recommend them 10 many 9th
RS ani know that they have operated Ia striSingly
beneficial manner. / take pleasure In thus publicly
procaimiug this fact, and calling the attention Of
those Affected "a tAe diseases Tor which they arc
recommended 90 u So E4tt-rs. knowing from tx-
oerieuce that ms recommendation vii be sustained.
lilo this more chesrrly Houiaul's Btters in
tended O. benefit the atl ctel an, not "a rom
rink " Yours truly.
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From Rev. J. II. Turner, Pastor Of Hcdding =
Church. Pails.
Dr. Jackson. Dear SiT-4Iymg used your German
Bitters IN my family frequently, | am prepared 10
saw il has been Of great service. | believe that in
most cases OF general debility OF the system Is the
safest and most valuable remedy Ct which have
any knowledge. Yours, respectfully.
J. II. TURNER.
No 70 y. Nineteenth Street
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lrs, very respectfully, J. II kFNtRD.
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia

From Rev Warren EIndoiph, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church. Germantown Penn.
Or. Jackson. Dear Sir-Personal experience
enables me 20 say that l regard the German Bitters
prepared by yol A. a most excellent medicine. In
cases OF severe cold and general debility have been
greatly benefited by the use OF the Btters and
doubt not they viii produce similar effects on others
Yours iTlly. WARREN RANpOLTH
E.rmaI TOWN p
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Ihe State Republican :
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From ;hs Rev. Thos Winter Pastor e Roxboroush
Blptist Church
Dr.. Jackson. Dear sri f.ci u due 90 Your excel
lent preparation HcoGant's German Riiters 10 add
my testimony - the deserved reputation i, has OBJ
tanned. l have for years at times. been troubled
with great disorder in my head and nervous system
was advised ov friend L Try bottle OF yclr Ger
man Bttcrs | iit 40 and have experienced --eat
AMI unexpected r-iiei. my health has been verv
materially heu1t.cd ] 0nfiently recommend the
article where meet with c1ses similar 10 nv own
snG have been assured by many o their gooi effects
Respectfully yours 7. WINTER
soNhorcrEl Pa
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From the Rev. Jos. H. Kerard Pastor Of tie 10Th
Baptist Church.

From tte ItfV- jos IT. k'r1Tt, PASTOR Of lie ION
Baptist Church,
Dr. JlcssOn- Dear ~ir-I have be. frequently re-
Qlestci u connect my name with cOmmeu tatious
OF different kinds Of medicines. bat regarding the
practice Is ont of my appropriate sphere have m
AL declined. bat with clear proof in various
instances and particularly my family. Of the Use
funcss u D. il1ol iud's German Bttefs depart for
from my rs al course, 90 express my fuil con
vcton th4t, for gen ral debility of the system and
especially for Liver Complaint i Ia safe and valu-
able preparation. In some cases Il may fail. but
usually, doubt not. u viii be very beneficial to
those who sulf,r from the above cause.
Yours, very respectfully. J. II KFNARD.
Eighth below Coates Street Philadelphia
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From the Rev 7. NJ Lyons. formerly pastor Of the
Colum5us. .N. : > Iad Miiestown. PA ) BAPTIST
Churches
New Rochelle y Y
Or " Jackson. Dear S.r-lfeelita pleasure thus
~ nv acc0T q bear testimony 10 the excellence
of the German Hi.torS. S1me years since being az
ilctet With DyspeTsis. used them with very bench
cialresuits- have often recommended them 70 per
sons eafeehlcd by that tCrmeutinE disease and have
heard from then tn rost fltterirg testimonials A.
- their great value In cases q general debility I
believe II @ b. q -onic that canao; be surpassed
] u LYONS
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Is, 600 nsn. ''''' "
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From Rev. J : dsTmsn, of ths GcrInan Reformed
Church. nutTtOwn, Berks County Pa
D-. q Jackson; Respected Sir-I have hc-r
troubled " n Dyspepsia natry iEorty years ant
have used any meii.'n that tif me IS much
good as Hollands Bitter J am v,fs much i'm.
proved IN .aith, ai.-r Ia .irs taS.a lvs bottles
Yours. with respect. J. s SHERMAN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

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sarso. ssss- y.s dea's rry. - tnn yau
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