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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-08
ANOTHER RoBBERY.-Thursday morning.

ANOTHER RoBBERY.-IhnTSday morning,
Chinaman who is engaged in packing beef
to French Bar on the Mokelumne river. was
stopped near the ranch of Raymond s Grasso.
and robbed by two Mexicans. They took
the pack off the mule, and after selecting
about ten pounds of the best beef, helped
themselves to what little money he had. also
his boots. and then took his mule and de-
parted. This makes the third highway rob-
berry committed in this vicinity within the
past ten days, and still we hear of no effort
on the part of our officers to ferret out and
bring to justice these bold scoundrels.-Am-
ador Ledger.
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County Court Proceedings.
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1866.
HON. JAMES BARCLAY, Presiding.

MONDAY, September Sd, 1866.
Inc People VS. B. Solaria-Indictmcn for
resisting an officer. Set for trial September
18th.
The People VS. L. Tumy-Continued for
the term.
w. d. Allen VS. Conrad Hizcr-Continued
for the term.
Henry Stoeven vs. D. Latimer-Set for trial
September 29th.
Condee VS. Walters ct al-Set fo- trial Sen.
tember 2Sth.
Juan Sunol VS. Guardello ct al-Dlsmissed
J. Sunoi VS. Observation-Disclosures.
H. Austin VS. r. W. Russell-Set for tria,
September 9th.
Stephen Gillon VS. P. Welsh-Set for trial
September 9th.
The following named persons were admit
ted to citizenship:
Benedetto Perdola. Leon Leoto. N. C. Han
SON, R. ]. Lorenzen, Fan Riew erts, Henry
Lassen.
Court adjourned until Monday. September
10th.
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The editor of the Register says that the
magnanimity of our too confding soul will
yet be the ruin of u.s." There is no danger
that he will ever be ruined by any such
means. He hacks the soul.
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The Register says " it is wonder we do
not forget that there was fraud practiced at
the county seat election" We cant forget
it. The recollection of F." Eighty-fve" is too
strongly impressed on our memory.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR 8 A e.!

A FINE, SIX OCTAVE MELODEON.
N with Rosewood case, piano STYLE and
all the modern improvements, will be sold
reasonably. Please inquire of
WILLIAM LOW.
Mok. Hill. Sept I, 1866. sS:tf.
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THEODORE PARKER said: ''Great minds
have trick of turning round" How beau
tifully the truth of this remark is exemplifed
by the course pursued by the Register. Per-
haps. though. "bread and butter" had some
thing to do with it.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-08

The editor of the Register says that he
will " neither plead ignorance nor deny a
fact If he pleads anything but Ignorance,
he certainly denies fact.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-08

The Register says we are ''out of timber
There is not the slightest danger that that
paper will ever be in the same situation. 1t
has taken the precaution to secure the servi-
ces of a wooden man" as editor.
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TO the Farmers

We would say that we have arranged these
Mills with the view Of PURCHASING
GRAIN IN BULK, if desired.
We have also CAPACITY FOR STORING
TONS OF WHEAT, in good Warehouses. on
TERMS THAT CANNOr FAIL TO SUIT.
LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Wheat
Stored with us.
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EnsGEvCnt Notice.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA } CO

STATE OF CALIFORNIA } IS
COUNTY OF CALAvERAs. ~"
In County Court of said County.
NJ. WERLE, Jr..vs.
HIS CREDITORS.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L Hon. James Barclay, County Judge of said
county. Notice is hereby given, to all the
Creditors of the said Insolvent, NJ. Werie, Jr.
to be and appear before the lion. J. Barclay
Judge aforesaid, in open Court. at the Court
room of said Court. on the Sd day of October
A: d. 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, of said day.
then and there to show cause, if any they
can, why the prayer of said Insolvent should
not be granted, and an assignment of his Es-
tate be made. and he be discharged from his
debts and liabilities in pursuance of the
statute in such case made and provided.
49,, Witness. Hon. James Barclay,
LIS. Judge, and the seal of said Court
'--' this 3lst August. 1866.
ATTEST - j. A. FOSTER, Clerk,
By N. T. NoRCRoss. Deputy.
Mok. Hill Aug. 81, 1866. s1:4w.
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s'EcOnOmy is WeaIth.'-Framk

''EcOmOny is Wealth. l.',FramkIin
MTHY WILL PEOPLE PAY $50 OR A
w SlOO for Sewing Machine, when s25
will buy better one for all practical pur-
poses? Notwithstanding reports to the con-
trary, the subscribers beg to inform their nu-
merous friends that the ';FRANKLTN F" and
"MEDALLIoN" Machines can be had in any
quantity. The machine is double thread,
constructed on entirely new principles, and
does not infringe upon any other in the world
1t is emphatically the poor mans Sewing
Machine, and is warranted to excel all others
as thousands Ofpatrons will testify.
@ AGENTS WANTED. Address
JAMES C. Otis & CO.,
Boston, Mass.
trial. jeI6:3m.
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BORN.

Mokelumne Hill, September lst, 1865, the
wife of Mr.. c. W. Grimm, of daughter.
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Township Tax Collectors Returns for
Aug. 1866.
F. NJ. LICENSES.

The following are the Let returns cf the Tax Col
ectors of the various ownshi ps fthis county for
the month of August
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And in accordance with law. and an order
of the Board of Trustees, made on the goth
day Of July. 1866, so many shares of each
parcel ofsaid stock as may be necessary, will
be sold at the Office of the company, on the
seventeenth day of September, 1866, at the
hour of O'Clock. P. NJ of said day. to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale
S. l.. PRINDLE, Secrctary
Olice-In Canal Co.'S. office, Mok. Hill
Mok. Hill, Aug. 3lst, 1866. s1:2w.
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SOME senseless scribbler, who writes for
the Register over the signature of "Anon,"
is very much exercised because we d'gnifed
San Andreas by calling it "hamlet," and
very pathetieally says that we shave been
trying to abuse San Andreas for some time
past" We deny the allegation. We hardly
ever speak of that town in any other manner
than as ga very fine place." He says 'San
Andreas is much larger and better built than
Mokelumne HILL" We don't believe it is
larger, although it may be better built than
this town. We have always understood that
there were some fine buildings there-loca-
ted on China street. "Anon" gives us some
advice. Not wishing to be outdone in gen.
erosity, we will return the favor: Keep your
mouth shut, and no one will suspect you are
a fool.
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We have spared no expense to make these
Mills what this portion of the State has long
demanded, with MACHINERY for CLEANS
ING WHEAT UNSURPASSED, and EVE
RYTHING CONNECTED WITH THE
MILL IS IN PERFECT ORDER; we are
prepared to furnish the BEST QUALITIES
OF
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!
CTOCKTON CITY MILLS.
AUsTIN sPERRY, A. BuRKET, S. W. sPERRY.
PROPRIETORS. /.

Owing to the increased demand for FLOUR,
these Mills. established in 1852, and in sue
cessful operation since that time, we take
pleasure in notifying our numerous custom
ers, and the public generally, that we have
Completed Our New Mills,
On the Levee, nearly Opposite Steamboat
Landing,
With Capacity of Manufacturing
FIVE HUNDRED BbIS. DAILY.
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and Bakers Extra Flour.

We call your attention to the following
brands of Flour:
STOCKTON CITY MILLS, Extra Family.
SAN JOAQUIN MILLS.
COSO, SUPERFINE.
GRAHAM FLOUR, in ! and J sacks.
Also
WHITE and YELLOW Corn Neal.
WHOLE and GROUND Barley.
BRAN and SHORTS.
MIDDLINGS.
CHICKEN FEED.
Always on hand, and for sale, IN BULK
OR SACKS, as required.
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC!

Montgomery Gold e,na Silver
Mining Coaapany.-Hum District
and County Nevada. NOTICE.-There is
delinquent, upon the following described
stock, on account of assessment levied on the
Twentieth day Of July. 1866, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spective shareholders as follows:
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The editor of the Register advises us to
take "dose of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" and suggests that "draft at the
breast" might have a beneficial effect upon
the unfinished room in our upper story. We
were weaned several years ago; the editor of
the Register never was. He never took
"draft from the breast;" he was brought up
ION bottle" and clings to it yet with the
most astounding tenacity. A slight change
has been made in the condensation milk
to whisky. His upper story wouldn't
stand finishing it's too eight"
SPEAKING of what became of the money
Mr.. Gebhardt had in his possession at the
time he left, the Register says:
Did not parties at the Hill borrow it of
him to be used in the election. with the prom
Use that it should be paid back when the
$4,000 to be raised by San Andreas should
be deposited in the County Treasury. as
they expected it would bce
No. If the people of Mokelumne Hill had
wanted to borrow $4,000, S. B. Stevens
would have accommodated them, we presume.
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Notice to Tax paVcrS.

Notice to Tax Payers.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the rs.
y -cssmcn, roll Of the valuation Of
the property within the corporate limits
of the city Of Marshall, is now co,-;letc.
tina, the taxes thereon are ROW due aud
tina, oil persons who have take, TO pay,
nrc hereby required 10 call at the Way.
or, oMt-', in the city of Marshall and
pay the same within sixty days from
The date Of this notice
Notice is also given, that the assc...
mcnt roll will be open at said Mayor.
Office from, and after the frat rGhlica.
ton OF this notice aud until the eypr
ration Of sixty days tor the cxamina-
ton of all persons interested and if
any person desires - complain Of any
u,erchargN or Improper taxation. or
over valuation. be Will file his complaint
With tho Mayor, specifying IN what par.
tjcuhr he considers himself oggric,ci.
within the said period Of sky days
WILLS CT RLlN,
Assessor a Collector
Marshall, March qth 1868
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.\tNN Az WI 'F-t'iff' nus.
GREAT BARGAINS!
SELLING At COST
TO
CLOSE OUT STOCK.
$4,000
WORTH OF
EaMcy and staple
NNNA.NNNs,
READY MADE CLOTHING, &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING, &c.

X +. GRIFFIN X CO., DESTROYS Of
-. closing out their larg. and varied
assortment Of Fancy aud Slapl, Dry
Goods. Boots, Shoes &c nc Take this
method Of announcing TO the public that
they vii commence from date to dispose
oi their stock OF Dfy Goods, Shoes. &c
AT COS I, At Their store, No 3, Ieyce
street. and will continue thus 10 sell until
all /, sold OF
10 AID IN the disposs' OF our large
stock an Auction " II be- held al the store
daring SATURDAY lilh March Next, anil
on every Saturday thereafter suHl the
goods arc al sold
"A his sale viii he without Reserve
and during auctions viii ne made 10 a
manner to sui, purchasers, the public gen
efnlly will hud It to their inter-, 5, to call
upon 4. before ., "a too late
s = GRIFFIN A GO
Shreveport, March 9, s6i. t2siit
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INV. NLE1XEDVN CAVFbvtT MOI
ns.p The Picsyunc of the 9Th con.
tains the following
EraoSrors RKroRr II, In, been
stated in .ome Of tho city papers, tina,
DR. Alexander Campbell, Of Bethany,
Virginia, 30 well known for nearly forty
ycars pas, I. an eninen, polcraic and
divine, had departed ,hi. life We are
happy 10 state from the best authority,
dis son, tina, though not so vigorous as
in years past, when be met the Socialist
Owen in debate, ar contcndcd with DR.
\ l.. Rice, Or welded vigorou. and
nhle pen ~ the t0th volumes Of the Nil.
lcnial Iiarbinecr, tina, he il. however, in
full prospect of vigorous life for year-
10 come, though in his 18th wear
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CITATION.
No 1 so.
JOHN e. ANDERSON.
MAONi ANDERSON
Petition for Dirorce
THE STATE OF TEXAS
Il,RRlsoS touSTy

T. The .SberiGoC Smi County Greeting
\\rIItREA~ John g Anderson ha,
w instituted SAT- against Nanuy An
durson, hi. wife, nllrdRlug, that on the
- day OF March / $50. he iutermartlcd
with said M,nn IN the County of Harm
son, that ia the month OF March l,o3.
be- was living with his sad wife IN sad
county and lhrn entered into the army of
the Confederate States. all OF which iacts
were known TO his said wifi, That while
aid plaintiff was serving IN SAID army,
the SAID Naony on the IN day Of July,
isGt, in the County of Harrison, DID
camrit adultery sirh one t T. Nandlscr,
and from said time has continued To live
In adultery with h m, aud praying, thai
said marriage be- dl,.olv, and that pctl
TONER, have the care and custody OF two
children the on.pring OF said marriage,
and affidavit having been made, thai The
e.id,ncc u the said Maony Anderson "a
unknown Th,s- are therefore to com
mand YOU to summon the suid NANNY An
d, ron. bv the publication Of this citation
IA the Texas Republican neSsrapcr.
pgilished IA the tn~u Of Marshall Tor
inar weeks IN s3ccession, that she shall be
aud appear before the District Court OF
Harrison County. aforesaid Si The court
House. in the town oi Marshall. ou the
f1h Mouaav after the 4ccouj Monday m
February 1865, then and there to answer
the petition NJ Ii, 'nid johu { Audrrson
the substance oi which ~ VA this citation
gwen Herein fail not and due rtturn
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dsiCh v, iffb.
All pcrso0s having any 81, msud. against
thc Corporation OF the cily oi Marshall.
either ia drala, -ctip,, ~ arcouuis ARE
hereby notified 10 prcscHt the sauc. with.
ont delay. TO this pairc, in or,,r tina, the
same may be audited by the Boalj OF
Aldermen.
- It A lI1ARJiEI. Mayor.
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ron NV.NI,

4 elegant TIVE story Store iicn- in
n Port tadls Harrison county, icSas.
1t IL is lrrt long, 30 fee, ~ilo, contains
line barge dry goods room, with wei in
,shed large counters, and u capable Of
containing ard properly displaying =
stock OF rom dity to seventy five thousand
dollars worth OF goods 1t also has a
fue counting and fine sleeping room.
This store house il situated IN one of the
best country neifhborhool- IN the State
For further Information enquire Of the un.
,irrs'gued.
RENE FITZPATRICK
March . 1866 rs It
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STEAMER M0LLIE FELLOWS,
Runs btticcm Slrerpo,f aud J.70son

o., 1nE Steamer Mollic Eel
tff lows. Ilagl Derby. Mss
ter. and Jim W Parsons,
CLERK, will run regularly in the Lake
trade making two trlps p,,k between
Shreveport and Jefferson She is new
side wh"i bon', built al New Orleans,
and especially adapted to this trade Her
accommodations vi be excellent. ard no
pains or expense spared TO render her wor
thy of patronage
March ., 500 ?S ON
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MisccI1s1eou. Advertisements.


G. q. GREGG & CO.,
WILL SILL.
At REASONABLE PRICES,
The following described property:
Clear md Mes Pork. by the bb or n.
Bacon and Hans, hy the three or n.
Rice. by the barrel sack, or n,
Sugar, by the barrel or N.
Vinegar by the Dbl or gall IN,
Soap, by the Dor or 10,
Dried Apples, by tie bbl OF H.
Dried Peaches by The bbl. or n.
Soda Crackers. by the bbl or n
Hard Crackers, by The Dbl or N,
Mule Harness. ~hoyel-, Axes. &c.
Cotton Gins--Gri.' Stills,
Bark NJ liz Cast lrou.
Wrought Iron 60 Bee Iron. a., sna round,
Boiler Iron Slab Iron, Shaf'ing,
Hangers, Pul les iron and wooden
Mill Gear, Steam Fngipes,
Bniler- Bol's, Boxes,
For Cotton Gin Gear
S'enm Piring,
Furnrc. Doors. freln- Crates Foundry
~ldck complete Woodeu and Iron fla.ks.
Gudrcons or wooden gearing. Cauljron
perllrs, Salt petrc, Leather Saddles &c.
including articles too numerous to men.
ton
Ilack'milhs, Mschinis,-, and Foundry
Men can frd in this assortment many val.
ushle bnrea .
eor Wool, Hides, Or Cotton. taken 10
exchange. or cash pad tor said articles.
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LIVERY STABLE.

7 r RAYtlSS has opened tie Brick
-. stable. on Twas Street, n.,r tn,
Market. whore he Is prepared 10 attend 70
the wants oi al wishing anything 10 his
lin. Of hHs.nesS
lis Old friends and ocqnaip'anee. are
Invited to Give bin csll
sh- sVc'' 9cy' -. - rlGr
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CIIAUIO\.---<o. Ago.
SIMEON d. tROSSGROVE,
JACOB GARRETT.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To tie Sheriff Of Harrison COUNTY
t,RssIfSG:
YOU are hereby commanded tina, YOU
j summon, by publication, Jacob Gar.
rctt who resides ia the State ui l1u 81.
gua. 70 be and appear before the District
toltt 10 b. ho den IN .nd Tor the County
ct Harrison, NJ the & urt Hon q thereof.
IN the town OF Marshall On the frh Mon.
diy after the sec ud Monday in Fchrua.
~, \ y l-66, then and there to susNc,
the petition OF S,ur,on d Cfossgrovc.
flied 10 said District Court against said
Jacob Garrett, and alleging IN substance
as follows. to.WIt:
That tie sad Jacob Garrett ia now
aai wa on the u,h DAY OF Aprll. \ y
J sos Justly indebted 10 lhr saet Simeon
u Cnb.>gruvr, in the sun ~ ihrcc thoua
and luar hauir,j sud lwtoy-uiuc dol
,ts, and tbuty I'VE ccrts tor goods wares
and mefchaudt-e. suli by plu,u,.'i before
said tune 10 d'lrudsut at hs special IN
stance and quest and for work and Ia.
Dor performed Toy plaintiff Tor defendant,
at lis ilslance al.l ',qlcsi, alr' tur pro.
visions ARD goods lurHi-he-i by risIn'ia TO
dcitudsut's servants, AM ler divers sums
at nuucy expended by lssr'A tor de-
itndspt al ~ lI- sr,cul instance ami re-
quest, aud Ice otlrrr service ref.irfcd ty
p'aiuta To defendant at 4is l1starcc ari
n.,r ty r.,,,r.,' .,b,t,, -a,l. ,al,
of Inc rel,t,',,. ori hat IL. J,l,jso,
,tr,rsa,4s r,o,,,,.,I al n,ut. r,,,.,i, IN ma,
rl,u,,,a .,iI snm ~, no,,v ,L.., ,,-,,,.i.
I'd hv nlo,ni,lr M tod. eel, ,b,t M, dc.
,.pi,,i ,bonsL aim ,,.,...,.d hes .iI.1
+, NAV nl,,r,,n .,tI -uo, r., ,nons, IN tha
damage al n.,,plT .,ycn ,h,..,nd dol
lars plautiA pra,- tor Judgment against
defendant ,or h,s debt damages a,ri cost.
and for a writ of attarhupnt ant for nab
hcat,on. and makes oath tim, the defend.
ant IS ror n s,,j,rt ot this State
Fyhib,y 4 mad, poyt Of n, P,nton
JACOB .AKRllT. DE-
10 <lMwuS u tpossG ROVE
From Sep, 6th l-63 to Oc,
ist. l-G3 200 ~ beet at
u6 u NJ SO 90
Sen, srb i4fg t,p,irrd one
wagon sA,d....'........ . 90
Sent 2Oth ISG3. rcpnirs on
wagons. ....... 10 Oe
Nov 18Th, lsnJ. wagon
body. ........... 10 90
From De-. list, INt1. 10 NV.
9lsi 1894 RS nerrncs)
lTs5 n, h.,f stu6 y IL lOI 10
Nav ?.. isC3 10 Dee 7th.
l.6l f2I re5ro,.sl rn,inn.
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Issued lith Febt, l-66
j. NJ HENDERSON, Clerk

Received in oficc February e0'h. 1866,
and BANGED TO the Editor Of the Texas
Republican the samc dsv Tor publication.
|. ". JOHNSTON Sheriff II G.
F. - 80. = -
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lust received. and for sale by
- PHELPS & CO,
50 PoNe. Asst Sonp,
p tardle.
l2h Gross Yeast Powdcrs,
- Cases Pickles,
so Boxes Candy.
aug. %. IS ut1 Il
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SHREVEPORT, IA.
Successors Go smith i Lewis and Bal &
pnshcllc. a. Bll. 4 nashirllc's old STAND.
l. EEP constantly on hond large r.,i
N we'll selected stock o. Good, 70 our
line, which We invite the attention Of
those visiting orr city. and the public
generally, "a eXAmn" before Purchasing
elsewhere We have experienced clerk.
and tc,l confident that We can make il 20
the Interest o. buyers to give " trial
Hoping by CLOSE attention and prompt
ugs- Ia al business entrusted SO us. 20
merit continuance Of TIE patronage So
Internally bestowed on the old firm, vs.
ueccri u, no, forget our stand Neran
dab Drug Store, Ball Il nashieiies old
,and, shreveport, Is
WHITE & co.
!. " smtu Agent
Feb lG, l-bi
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New Advertisements.
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5000 HIDES WANTED.
Jefferson Advertisements.

ArlN FowELt.
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a.. "a. COLE.

NJ" Z. "'aii inform tho people Of LANSING ars
'"' t-t hf f permanently located in tb- c,tv
'''.'i- ana s pr'paret o. perform all onor,
'.' ''t.ihins O. t-c noua. profession. ia tb.
'.'.s m'nner. Teeth dllei WITH gold
.'. t'ii. "f Ahttlm. Artid .isl teeth lnouutla ~,
't' .-,'. DO thl aicss approved stvle. oR.e
A'nstr"uE book store Lansing NJ,
aiOVl
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4. "a. MARTIN.

81. .'a'iN' SALOON over Dart & lavls Hardware
-.''' liu-.ut Shaving aud HAIR Cltting ia the
.a -i o.. lis also iaiia- Department for the
ii' i''ilictlre 81 al Sinis oi iair Work IN counec
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a. 4. SCUAFER

ANH, t''itE Esk aai dealer in iewelry click.
-- " Nr store with Carr 4 Co. M
N'.s s NgN h.sts Nah. Av Salearent r,r s,I, m
+" Niieh'e watcie-. .Piquette's : cslehr,tsI
.tlf iAl1 Raj ani Co.'S spertarics a. e.
l"t''A- in tnr yabhr generally invited 1, ev,rnsn
Is ilt 'rices. SPECIAL attention given a. es-,
.i' mtnii'-t ~ ltweiry aaI repairing
"'.'Aii-i Bailey New Box Nichi-
gam Afcuae. Lansing Michigan
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At-'N ana bliior, Linsiug. Nj, higln Keeps
,'a'tintf on hant and Tor sale, Grant Rapids
ia'n-, -titcn aui Water Lime. umcc Al H. Booth
r'st s. ga. 's Store. Iy-e2s
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''4 anu HA'f Dealers, have inst received large
a. 'ftttfnt "i ~rlius stock of Boots anI shoes
.ti-i'int "i h'us. Nsm-us Kns' Misses
'iAir.As snd N"uths wear. Custom Work
rr HnrUs attended O..
-'N JOHNS 4 BAILEY.
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ATWOOD ~ FRENCH.

ATTORNEYS and Couuseiors al Law, and soc itors IN
Chlnrerf- Particular attention will be given to
CLAIMS ,rsElaE u4t of ths roc,at War. once over
Iia u4hter store
n II.aHf Iaany ~ n. FRENCH, %
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DIR. GEO. r.. RANNEY.

late Surgeon sscond Michigan CWAlryJ Physician
ani surgeon once iorlaariy occupied by Dr.
shank. north II tns capitol Residence American
House lansing sb5mUs
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>PRANG ~ CLARK

WAGON aui clrriIge Makers, foot OF Wishtenaw
irret below thf site ot the lAu-aIs House.
~ rnns constantly ou hand. al reasonable prices
Repairing dome. 5-ryl
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DART - WILEY,

Aii0..tf-. tuHn-cl1rs and Saicitors Lansing.
aI .nttl. Ifa.upt 40 sutlen given O. Collections
l'F n.uto ol fixes and Investigation OF Land Titles
uttr. Is $50 a. WHY
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MISCELLANE NEOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR rem WEIR.

me name indicates. nor ouly EENrvs tAe growth
o' the hair when thin anu falling oa but positively
r'@'''s ,'or % Tie original shade eA.u il Is turning
grey or white whether caused by disease. grief or
old age.
Il viii eertaialy do what is claimei fsr Il. fact to
which hundreds, nay thousands, who have used II.
are really and willing 10 testify Where one bottle
i iairls used, in any community iis reputation
spreads like wild-hre and Is the best advertise,
me0t and recommendation we desire. In the New
Eagland States where the ' BFNEWFR ori-isat,i
the Young ladies' use It as harercssing. It is found
on the toilet table OF yoan men. l-o Al their bar
bers) , while older menaad " .nca WHO desire n r..
He'c'T ami ssoraiios Tor ther grey locks and ha3
heads will not b. without this irtc', which gives IN
every Instance entire sati-f4riian.
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H'Ht 'rtmf PHYSICIAN & SURGEON lansing
Nah naica thr,e doors east OF the Post once.
A'ail'l.. s'fnT OF CAorrs aAi uiiis lao streets.
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