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TIE DRAFT. The draft Tor five towns in
his county. took place N Jackson ON the

TIE DRAfr The draft for five towns in
this county. took place al Jackson on the
2Sth Of March as iollows.
Deli. Horace ". Chahce William Eply,
Sanford VI. Wait Dennis Long. James a.
Whitman. stephen II. Whifmofe. Alvin b.
Hudson. Geo. ". skinner, swift Grapeel
Reuben p billiard, Joseph Norton. Vim.
Fry.
i,trelias Albert Batcman Jackson
Scott, Edwin Ilaz,lton. Lewis smith, Henry
McIntry Alfred Parks. Lewis O'Del. sid
ney Whitaker. Robert Covert, William
French Elias Brown. Daniel THORN.
Cuon9qJq William Hiatt. John Russell,
Chauncy Carpenter. William j. Hill, Viii
liam Decker, Charles Dwight, George ".
Smith, John Jorden. Murp Cranson Geo.
Cady
Leslie sheldon &. AmsirOne. James
=. Backus. Edwin Ward Henry o. Hodges,
Joseph r Godfrey. William II. Weeks Syi-
yester Is. Palmer William Mad.e. Edwin
". shaw Jonathan f. Shaw. E.-c"mb s.
Hurtnes- squire J. Pa-co Henry -ilvcrnaii
William 3. Doty
bunker HH-Warren Lewis. John ".
Whayand Samuel Lawrence. Christopher
Lavender Patrick O'Erien William Clark
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ESTATE OF GEORG + L. COLBY.
II deccased.-STAIE OF MCMGtN County q Ing
ham, ss.-At session OF the Probate Court Tor
the county Of lngham, holden at tho Probate
ONCE IN the village of Mason ca Weanes lsv. the
2s1h iAy q Ma ch in the wear enc thousand oisl I
hundred AMI sixty dive; Present.. Horat.o Pratt
Judge oi Probate Ia The matter OF the estate CT
George + Caloy, deceased. Ca reading and Sling the
petition, duly verified Il Thomas " Colby rlvinr
that letters or administrator upon said estate b.
granite 90 sons suitable person.
fhcreupon II IS ordered That thurs lay The 9th dsv
81 April, lS65. at 10 O'Clock in tse forenoor be
Assgnelfor the hearing " said petition ana that IL
heirs at law OF said deceased ant al other persons
Interested in said estate required 10 appear al
session OF said Court. then - be holden AZ the Pro
pate once, in the village II Msson. and show cause
u any there be, why the prayer Of the petitioner
should not be granted: And 4 Is further Ordered
inat san petitioner give notice to the persons in
'erested m said estate Of the pcndencv OF sail
PSt,tion and the hearing thereof, by causing cQpy
o. 1hs order - be Published the IAnsuv state Re
puoleAn newspaper printed ana circulating ~ said
Souny OF ingham, } successive weeks previous to
said day Of hearing
Atrue copy-) HlRATIO PRATT
Judge OF Probate.
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY.-The April number
contains 1.-The Adventures OF 4 Lone No
man. " 81 Grit 60 The PettibOnc Lineage. q"
"Up 10 ST. Mary's," Robin Badfellow, "
"Ice and Esquimaux, '' DR.. Johns, "Our
First Citizen" Needle and Garden.
Memories of Authors "The Chimney
Corner" Horace Bigelow," sc. Terms,
- 90 a year. TicknOr and Fields, Bos-
ton
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NOTICES., &C.

HORSESi ES.l-Two pair o.
Il Il H'rscs one par of Mules anl two woke II oxen
for sale CHEAP for CASH II on limo Ith cool seen
rities- Enquire AZ the Farm o. A H,rrlsol. Shire.
miles east 4 Middls town.
Lansing. April 90. lS65.
SLOWS d. C. ( c L HARRISON.
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ORDER OFPUBnCATION-The Ci-cni.

ORDER OF BIlCATlON- Circuit
~ Court for the county Of inghatn-IS CHAzScE4 I'D
Hufc5ns joseph IN rhIns AZ ssssl, D "
10 court d. B.. t tn village u Mason IN sail county
on The 29il Gay Il March. A. D 1865 Prss-a li,i.
Lawrence, Circuit Judge. To salts actorlly app a
lax tO lis court that the defendant J1- pL HlteAns
is non ient OF tins state ana resilient " TIC
state ~ NeF York Ca motion 0f bart & y .el So
l-ilor for .fupsInant 10 IS ordered thai The 81 s
falclut jose lA Hltchin-. cause his spfrzr4nca la
tals la-ss % be entered thin three mon tbs FROM
the Cat 0i THIS order and that 10 case OF his appeal
ance, o. cause bis ansNer 10 the complainant Dill o.
be- fled and copy thereof to 5o served on the com
p.ainants solicitors, within twenty days after -.r
vice oi copy ~ SAIL ball 4lI l.tlc- li tls ur lsr
AL in default llere0 that the SAIL Bop tlkel as %
i-asSl hy tn s-t defendant Joseph llll-Alu-. lad
IS faaster 0rersd, Tint within ets DAYS tLe SAID
r5mpanalt cause q Notice ~ this order O. De pub
isAei in Tie iAl.ln. State Ecpllir4l newspaper
printed in sai county Of j. cham and that the s.ii
publication be ntiuue1 i-a-t once u. cash week
i"r sE a 4a ln ur-es-l)u taIl +l. can 20 d. COPY
% -i.i nf i.i O. ir personally served t-- SAID o.
i'nfl~nt 10 ist tseliy days before ihr t.m, ~ Sc
pre-cr lpai Go hl- sppearalce
LANEE\lE. Circuit T1irt.
DtfT WILEY ~tl'rs for Complainant
"a true copy OF recorIJ
Il8RG FTqer.rt-,. g......-
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Confessions and Experience Of an In


vaIid.-Pubhshcd as q benefit and a caution to
young mon and othsrs who suffer from Nervous De-
tiity, Premature Decay of Manhood, SC supplying
NJ tho same time the Means ~ self Cure 49, one
who has cured himself after undergoing considerable
qusckery Rs enclosing a postpaid addressed en-
vrl.p. single copies msy hc had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq
50em3 Brooklyn. Kings Co. y y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Whistler. !':-Tilose wl slins tine 500 Of wis
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hair VIII please read the card Of THOMAS CHAP
MAN, Do another part az this paper 5i-m3
The Bridal Chamber, an r. say of Warning
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cnvclops. Adde'S. DR.. J. sKlLLIN HOJGHTlN How
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~ Extract sarsaplriila is Blood Psrihsr. ry ~
tract Bochu BE- a D8rs.c, ao5 vii act rs sach ir ,r
cases
H,th are prepared on purely scientific principle
m uEeao-sn5 the mat active MEASURE u eiihrr
that can BE- made A really ard conclusive tsst vii
be = comparison q their properties With thore sat
forth 10 tho following W0rks
So DisPcnszt0Ty u the United States
See Proisssor IETEZs' valuable works On The Prsc
tee o. Plysic
See remarks made by tho celebrated Dr PHr-1c
Iblla
See remarks made by Or. EFHE1 ~ NcDOETlT,s G.
ebrated Physician and Member Of the Royal Coiiege
q Surgeons, Ireland AID published in the Trsnssc
tons q the King and Q0eeD Journal
See Hedic0-Chirurgicsl Review, Published BY Bgyg
TKATKIs, Fellow q tbs Royal College q Surgeons.
80 most @ the lsts standard Works Oh Medicine
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BLOOD. BLOOD! RLOOD
HclmDOId-S
Fluid Extract SarsapariIIa.

For purifying tho Blood removing an chronic oonsu
iutonai discusses arising from an impure state of
the Blood, and the only reliable and cfrtnal known
remedy for the cure Of scrofala. soad Head. sail
kheumf Pains and swellings Of the Bones. Ucera
tons u the Throat andLsgs Botces, Puppies on tho
Face letter Frysipoias and an fcsis ,rurt.ons 81
the skin
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Poetry Notes Hf I-t.-l. At.I I4-- Papers 900 Pom
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ils 'riHf tIt irIt1lls tle irTt-uaa .lni corrupt
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heimbOld's Extract Ruchu.

heimbOid's Extract Buchu.
PROM weakness arising from Excesses U,lsts Ia.
spsiion, Early ludlscrcton. attended MI. e.. =,
loving symptoms
iudspcsitlon O. Frcrsicn. Less ~ Power
A.'-s q N'-hefy nucnily OF Rrceih.nr.
Weak Nerves Tr.r,Ar.
Horror n Disease wakersiness
pnness uf N...on p.tr d, f,.r.
hot Hands F~reh,-- 49, .t.f,.t
wees o. ihe skn. hurtlous u ihs Flcc.
Universal assitufa p,n.i ,,,.....
Muscular system
moss 81 nlious Of allowed g. 60 en- (Which th.s
h"iieioe invariably romoycsl so,n fellow
rArtifN, frHuTlC FITs. a.,
IN one Of which The patient may exp.re Who r,r
say they are NOT Frequently followed b., those iir,o
diseases
INSANITY AND CoNsUAnIIONf
Many areawa of tie cause n their suffering hrf
none VII confess The records ~ iho irs,re ssv
iums -nd the melancholy deaths by e.nafutf,,,
Dear ample witness 60 the truth II the assertion.
The Constitution, once affected IN ors.n.c ua.t-
ness requires the AID OF medicine o. str.uttb,n ,.
inFisoraie the system, which HTINBoIn'S EXTRACT
OF hChU invariably docs A frisl win convince
the most sccpticai
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THDNAs +. CHAPMAN. Chemist,
al-mG 81 Rrnn- inar Wv N.rk

Information Free To Nervous Suf-
ferers.-A gentleman cured Of Nervous Debility in-
competency Premature Decay. ant Youthful Error
actuated by desire O. benefit others will be happy
to furnish Go All who need IL. (rcc Il charge) the
receipt aud directions Tor making the simple roB.eiy
used IA his case sunerer1 wishing pront by IA,
aiVsrtIsers bal experience. and possess a and
valuable remedy can do SD by addressing him at
once At hs place Of business The receipt AMI foil
informatiou-oi viLdimportaace-wil ne chcerfllly
sent by return mil Address
TDVN y aCDTN
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Il }

SOLD BY ALI DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Aires lstters FOR iuforrnAtson, IN conf fence to
n. IT. HELMBOLD.
Chemist.
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Custom Work

Md C. order, Fts Guaranteed, and an Work
Marrlrtoi
H5-Remembsr the place IN Washington Avenue
just south ~ CoTles' Block Lansing Mich
g. r. WOODWORTI a son.
lansing, October 18th 1854 4sI
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EOR SALE viii sell the atore Occu-
Il ped by Brsbin C0nly Tor Drug store, and
better known a. the North ! q Docses block, Tor
isss than is Taae For further particulars enquire
Of the subscriber c c DODGE
jan. Is, 1855. Sosu
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~ so Nl-=ll street. New York.
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~. Elizabeth orHunsnry.

after statue by tho late Paul Akcrs
The cordial ana emphatic rcsponsas which lave
been received from numerous nilentl private sour
cos amt The expressions Of tho press already given
oncuura-e the project rs uf this neN Monthly O., be-
he,g tAt thc 'hrlstitn public Will extend 20 HOUR-
At iloNF prompt and generous support
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TlIE TIMELY RESCUE. Every Young
Il man, woman AMI child. and every father and
mother. hoIlI read this valuable littls work entitled
ihr iiWrIF Rescue ID Health ff. aud n4ut III ass
iir d" uA value L. ytu, seuI u- tolr ratl,- an g..
Nii forward A"I o'pt rce 90 charge los .4iu.,
"a three cent stamp
Address lR. nUIONG
"hi'i'' Drawer 4o@, Detroit Michigan
LNE>T NATIONAL BANK OF Ian
SlNt' At a meeting OF the Directors OF tha FIRST
National Bank ol Lansing. held this iav at the Bunk
ins Office 20 j. e.. BAILEY Co..
u Wa resolved that the capital stock II this Rank
De- increased o. sluo 0O3 aud that books 81 subssrip
i"u De opened Tor that plrposc At the Office or ]
BAILEY 60. 90 Lansing uuder tho tirc, tion of the
President and Cashier
Books " subscription viii therefore be opened
accordingly Tor stitlonal subscriptions e. sal
htnk, NJ tl1o01. AMI viii he kept open until that
amount is subscribed
The anS will De opened for business a. soon AS
the new Banking House now being erected for that
purpose Is completed. which viii bo about the nrst
dsy ~ October next.
ON subscriptions 20 per cent. will 10 required on
ihe nrsi dAy of October next ana 10 per cent per
month thereafter.
lansing Mich Jily 1861
J BAILEY President
l. IA ltN TT .'ashlor 4sOtf
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= PET year 10 aivlaco Single numbers - .outs
'lb- Of VII rt o'vo AN extra copy fo clubs or ~
or moro. Zach ?, 5n
CHARLES eCEIrNER s. co
~ Grand - New ork Pulii-hrr-
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Principal Depots-

Principal Depots-
IIEIABOIDS DRUG AND CHEMICAL WARFI0r-r
No. 594 broadway, y. y.
OF TO
III lrpoI n ArrrIr-.r rr--.-.-
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wA., sIrr. csomssOdy says.


III was a man, I'd bo a man that
l would. If / was poor, and had q
family dependent on my my daily la
Dor for support, and was deep in debt
in the bargain. do you suppose would
sitin the chimney corner because it
was little cold, or tho wind played a
few mad pranks with the snow, or |
had criek in my back sometimes, aad
feared l might have again2 If my
back was wee bit lame, do you sup
pose Id curl down somewhere and say
| could not do anything, we should
have to so to the poor house; espe-
cially II could eat gOodly portion
of what was sot before me, and sleep
all night and part of the day, too, so
sound that | did not know whether |
had back or not! No, sir that |
wouldn't.
80, yes" says Mr.. (what shall / call
him,) you can talk but you dont I
know anything about it, Don't l
though? ? And 50 do all poor women !;
every mothers daughter Of them, toll
toll, toll, from morning till late at
night TO keep the dirt out, and the
elbows and toes in. No matter for
side. back, or headache, lameness and
wearincss; the work must be done,
and wo must do it. Don't tell US We
don't know.
III was great strapping man, and
had a wee bit of a wife that worked MS
hard as she could, outdoors as well as
III, and everything did not go cx.
actly straight, do you suppose I'd
grumb!s, and lay great load Of blame
on her shoulders TO bear, when | was
as much TO blame A. she, aud perhaps
more so? { | wonder what the ADAMS
do that have not any Ewes to bloms?)
Wouldn't rather praise her, that she
did what she could and tell her not
to worry. that she could not do moro ?
And if she was sick and had boon
nigh to tho gates Of death, do you sup
pose | would 90 to her with the cares
and perplexities that burdcncd nc,
and even bl7mc her that sho had not
managed differently, keeping hor brain
in such = whirl Of excitement and W II.
riment that shc would look longing ly
into the grave for rest? Would not |
rather speak loving, encouraging and
cOnsoling words to her; remembering
she would naturally worry enough,
that sho cannot do when sho sees 50
much to do, without ona unkind, un.
feeling remark from me2
If was q man / would try hard to
be u man. and not a hatcf, !, waspish
churI, ready 10 sting at tho least prov
ocatiOn or without one.
A true man consider to bo all that
is good and noble. Was he not made
in tho image Of God? Couldn't love
such a man as that? And wouldn't |
willingly mind Paul's advice. which
wo have read 80 often .--Wivos bo in
subjection to your own husbands in
everything | think | could and
wcIld.- Purdl New Yorker
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MAxIMs ron SHEEP FARMERS.

Sheep do better in small tlocks than
in large ones. BY small nocks we
mean from thirty to fifty, aud oven il
aiarmcr keeps this number they should
be soparatcd--tho lambs and docropit
sheep being yarded by themselves that
thoy may receive extra care.
1t is better to Keep sheep confined
in yards at this season Of tho yoar
than to allow them to range at will.
Separate yards should always be
provided for sheep and cattle, when
practicable; but il not so, they should
never be turned into tho yards togoth,
er, rs accident and loss often result
thcrefrom.
Convenient and suitably arranged
houses or sheds arc indispensable in
successfully wintering even a small
flock Of shoep. Shelter being provid-
cd, the sheep ought never to be allow.
cd out in n storm Of rain or snow, nor
in damp weather.
All'kouses o. sheds for sheep should
be properly ventilated and wclI light
ed. Attention TO tho first OF these is
Of great Importance.
Yards should be provided with pure
water, in order that tho sheep may
not be compelled to seek it at dis.
tance from the buildings, nor obliged
TO o'oat snow to obtain moisture They
will eat snow il they cannot get water,
but il is injurious to them,
Racks in sheep houses are of great
importance, us the sheep can bo fed
therein in stormy weather without
wasting the forage. Yards should also
bo provided witk them. and also with
grain troughs. But in clear, cold
weather, when the snow ia the yard is
clean, shoep will eat their fodder bot
tor, and waste less 1t fed upon thcsuow
than in any rack ever made.
Give some kind Of root twice week
to tho ontiro fiock,--feeding tho lambs
and weak sheep barley, corn, or some
other kind Of provcuder, every other
dIyS -l'.
Feed with regularity, and treat your
flock with gentleness and kindness
Maine Farmer.
.
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NO\NOk NO M0ve.
FOR SALE BY

Kaufman Co., u. SiIord, Lancaster 4; r., Knlh,
Rushyillc; Abbott SON. Ccnrport; +. llanc, Pleas
entyllc; e. f. ilamlin, uaSlNnd; Harmon Curtis,
iickcrngion; Becry & McCAndlish Bremen; Sundcr.
man knnuiL Amanda; T.. u lrattin, New Salem 4;
Joseph RAIDER Millorsporl H. Il. llarner, Basil. and
10y druggists aud merchants generally throughou
he United States aud Canada.
! pesl.lSl2-1J
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s1.ifO is a besatifaI night, in which.
not star goes down bat another rises
70 take its place.--JeaR Paul
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PENSIONP

PENSIONT
Are allowed to all soldiers who have bs.n di.,Ll.I u;
an! degree by wounds disease while in the seryic.
III Ihslnc of dusy-tO widows Of deceased aoldiorato
G%,naan strl M or widowed mother dependent on the
uece~Seu soider Tor support.
Hack Pay.
We have every facility for the col.,tio, q, p,cs
PAY. IL hnal papers are correctly made out vs ssa
nave the money in hand in four DAYS frsm the time
Ihe papers are delivered to us. Soldiers who have
M.lI to "' Pny |e them from the Government will de
wen 20 cal on rs, As we can collect the money for
much less han it will cost to 70 to Columbus or .se
"here AND much sooner than the State Pay Aren't
can collect theirmonsy. -
Write to rs,
And will ad'iae you, FREE OF CHARGE, and ssad
;.t nanSs with instruction, for fllin. them up, 90
'hat you can prepare your clam without trouble.
Bc Prompt.
Ths sooner you make your application. IN. ,oo,.,
you will get yonr money. II Application for Psnson
10 not nade within yssr from the date Of dscharrs
a yearly pension is lost.
Henln N ber the Piacsi
r. N. CLARKE, CLAIM Asrur: Onics--south ,jd.
Main street, Tallmadso Block, Lancaster, Ohio. =
ReTc renee: i"
Martin Co., Bankers; Hunter Daurhsrty, Attorney,
i. u. Wagsnhals Pension Surgeon,
firrnpRa LANDING TruSrssla, I
May, 1883.
To tho People of Fairnsld Countv.
We are personally acquainted with r. NJ. CLkpKE.
Esq, and believe him to be honest and capable We
cheeriully recommend him to our friends Of the l7th
Regiment ~ proper person to attend to the collection
OF soldiers CLAIMS, Back Pay, Bounty, Psnsion, DC.
John NJ Connel Colonel 18th Regiment O. v.
N. +. Moore, Lieutenant Colonel 18th RsR OWL
A. j, Davis, Adjutant lIth Oho
Daniel KutE.
Captain b. T.. Buttsrhsld, Comd'g Co. A lIth O. v.
Lieutenant j. II. Amey. -
Captain Ezra Rckst. Company r, l7th Reg.
Lieutenant d. O'Sullvan' -
J. W. Stinrhcomb, Captain Company h.
4. 7. Ashbrook, lat Lieutenant Company r.
Wilnsm H. Pugh 2d Lieutenant conn pany B.
4. Ogncn, Captain Company |, nth Ohio.
Leo Nole', lst Lieutenant, Company /, lTth Ohis,
D'M. RSa, Captain Company X, 18th ohie.
s. h. Collins, I'd Lieutenant s...
q. y. Peters, Assistant Quarter Master nth ohis.
j.. II showers, Captain Company q, 18th Ohio.
Captain G. II Rppey, Company D, 18th Ohio.
Lieutenant q. NJ. Webb, Company D. 18th ohis.
Lieutenant o, B. Brandt, Company C, l1th ohie.
Lancaster, juno lS l563-12f - lI 'l.g
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-09
A Juvenile compo.i,ion ON the elephant

Tho Elephant is the most largest
Annymile in tho whole world. He
eats hay and kakcs. You mustn't Civ
tho Elephant Terbackor, becoz if you
do hell stamp his CRATE big feet upon
you aud kill you fatally Dod. Some
folks thinks that tho Elephant is tho
most noblsst AnnymuIe in tho world,
but rs fer me, Civ me the American
Egel, and the Stars & Stripes, Alex.
andcr Pottles, his Peace.