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DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC,
DIR. Bakers Injection.

N. BIN cases of Gonorrhea, elect. and Stric-
ture, DIR. Bakers Injection 10 recommended TO be
used in conjunction with he-Specifc, as it mate
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be used in these complaints.
A treatise on Sexual diseases called the HSelf-
Instructor accompanies each bottle of the Spe-
ciic.
Price-Dr. BakersSpecifc, s., so per bottle.
Pride-Dr. Bakers Injection, 81 90 per bottle.
Price-Male Injecting Syringe, 80 cents; female
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Sent by express to all parts of the country on
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10 North Fifth street, ST. Louis, Mo-, and at their
Branch Store, No. 90 Madison street, Chicago,
Ill.
For sale by all Druggists
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Sold at Wholesale, "a Chicago, by Fuller, Finch
& Fuller, Burnhams & Van Setback, Lord &
Smith. Smith & Dyer, J. II. Reed & Co., Chas c.
Smith, Dietzsch, Block * Co, II. Seoul, W. d.
Harris * Co., Post & Radeau, and BY druggist.
and dealers generally.
nov27d6m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-29

This is one of the grandes; discoveries in med
icele scieace of which the present century can
boast 1t instantly neutraIzes, destroys and rem
ders perfectly harmless every species of poison
Gus or in ectious virus affecting either the exter-
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-29
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-29

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THE
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Weekly Paper, Establishsd Oct. Is, 1851. ~
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E URNITUR RE!

In the line of second hand furniture house
seeping articles 1t would be difficult to imagine
nything you can't find at his store.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-29

DR.. Carriers Cough BaIsam,

Never fails to cure Coughs and Colds IN few
days, and has cured thousands upon thousands OF
cases OF Consumption alter Physicians and all
other remedies mad failed, and the pat ents given
up to die. This Balsam Is the most perfect and
infaihbie remedy Tor all diseases OF the Lungs
known to the civilized world.
N B.-Ask tor DIR. Carter's Cough Balsam, and
take nothing else. Pnce 10 cents tor trial bottle
large bottles, 81 80 per bottle.
aee- Prepared ana sold by DR.. +. Easterly S
Co., No. 40 North Filth street, st. Louis, Mo
Sold al their Branch Family Medicine Store, No
SO Madison street, Chicago, Ill.
For sale by all Druggists.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-29

He has the greatest variety of new and second
and clothing, for men and women, which can be
ound in this city.
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Stoves and Pipe.

The greatest variety of second hand cooking
nd heating stoves, cauldron kettles, farmers
oilers, stove Pipe, &C, &C, to be found any
shere.s
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Military Goods.

Military uOOdS.
SThe greatest-variety of second hand military
Gods to be found in this region, such az Clothing,
avalry Equipments, Swords, Muskets, Pistols,
Drums, Flies, sashes, Saddles, Brides, Haver-
aeks, Canteens, and everything 10 be mentioned
n that line.
Cash for Rags.
For clean cotton and linen rags, white coll
red he pays the highest price in Dash. He
lao buys Old Brass, Copper, all kinds oil
I'D Iron, Second Hand Clothing, Second
land Furniture, and all sorts of traps bought OF
old at Junk Store y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

AAsON.-Nessrs. CTOssman & Dunnins
have Just opened frSt-class dry goods
store in Pratt < Niilspaugh's new block.
several Lew business establishments have
been opened here this spring, and all ap-
pear 60 be h0ursh.ng. Amoug Others,
Messrs. Fobes 4 Hitchcock have opened a
clothing store on Maple street. and seem 70
7 e doing 4 good business
A new building on Ash street. vest OF Main
street, intended for 4 bakery. = nearly con-
ple,ed.
TIE Union Hotel has again changed
hands Halsted having sold It TO ". { Cor
don Of Grand Ledge.
The effects Of the Railroad. IN TIE matter
of markets, are beginning 10 be realized.
a large quantity OF pork was bought here
during the past winter and shipped A
.arse amount Of potatoes are now being
bought Tor shipment. while wheat aud 9th
er grain finds q ready sale The only
drawback Is the high ire ghts charged 0y.
the Railroad Co. This IS a serious obstacle
n the way u building up market here;l
aud unless the officers OF this road adogil
more liberal rates, much injustice will b
done 10 Mason and surrounding counts.
as We'll as an injury TO the business Of tie /
road itself. The business men of Dansvne
have already. 10 q great extent, withdraw
their traffic from the road. finding It
cheaper to get their freight by teams to
and from Jackson.
Leroy Smith, who was confined il jail
here, for stealing clothing from Mr. Fitch
ct, made his escape on Tuesday OF last
week, 10 the manner following: He lskeC
tie privilege Of going after pail Of vate,
in company with another prisoner Tie
well being but short distance from he
Jail, he was allowed 10 90. Watch vas
kept over him until be returned insd the
gate, when suppOsing all was right. he was
left without attention for a moment .xcept
the prisoner who was with him As soon
a. The watch was withdrawn. Sui;h drop
ped the pail OF water. and Doltecacross the
garden back or the jail. makng for tie
woods. The other prisone gave the
alarm, and immediate pursut was made
But II beng near night, darAess soon put
a stop 10 Il, and be succeed IN making
good his escape. and has i0t been heard
from since. The next night a horse Of J. !
Stoves, II Ingham, w.. taken, and there
Is strong suspicion that smith Is the thief
Building continues tie order Of the dav:
Mr. Turner has the frne up tor a building A.,
lear where tie oldCdrt Honse stood. The -.
over part Is inteudd for furniture rooms.
rhe second story isto be fitted up for the q
Use of the Odd Fellows and Good Tempars.
Iohn Duasback las contracted The brick.
md IS going (, erect building on the
orner west o the Mason House, 22xeO
ret, two storrs beside the basement. IL
) expected tat the masonic fraternity will
ut on the 3, story tor lodge room.
The peoph Of Leslie are raising money q
0 build q passenger house at that place.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

RAILROAD FREI1uIs. NC.-On saturday
iasl. q meeting q the officers az tie De
iro.t and Milwaukee Railroad and The
jackson. Lansing acl saginaw Railroad
was held n iA.s city or Tie purpose OF
eIeC--Lg arrlI-e Ielts IL. running freight
across from me Detroit anu Nl~-ukee
road 20 ne Michigan Central road ove- the
railroad from Owosso 10 This city and the
road from Jackson 70 tbs city. without
change o. cars. There were present IL tle
meeting Mes>rs. C. {. Trowbr.dge PresI-
dent, Thos. F. Bel. superintendent, Johr
Champion, Genera. Freight Agent. and Mr
Enwght. Civil Engineer, OF the D. * ".
Railroad. and Aes,rs II. H. smith,
superintendent, L. A. Todd, Assistant
Superintendent, James Turner. Treasurer.
and C 8 Woodland, Civil Engineer. Of the
Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw Railroad.
The matter was fully talked over. and al
though nothing was definitely determined
upon at this meeting, there is probably no
doubt but that a satisfactory Arrangement
VIII be agreed upon at q meeting of the
same parties, TO be held IN the city OF De-
troit to-day, by which the desirable end
sought af,er VIII be fully accomplished.
The officers OF the ID. & 81. Railroad came
10 this city from Detroit via Owosso in the
Directors car Of the company, which was
run to Jackson over the Jackson, Lansing
a Saginaw Railroad and from thence to
Detroit over tie Central road
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

LOWER Town ITEMS Tie masons are al
work on the cellar walls Of the contempla-
ted brick block, 10 be erected by A. Turner
Williams & Watkins.
". & G. Uehele, Of Philadelphia have
bought the "Sam iarker Property On
Franklin Street, 40 feet front, for 81, COO,
and established a bakery and grocery
store.
The Jackson, I. & 5. r. r. Co., are
building a very commodious freight and
passenger depot IN close proximity 10 the
depots Of the other company.
Mr.. Clark is making arrangements 20
put up a business office near Lis Lumber
yard on Franklin Street.
S. c. Perry has set ont several hundred
grape roots this spring. also several thous-
and cuttings.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

TuF LANSING DEMOCRAT. new Dem
ocratic organ in this city, bearing the
above title made its appearance last week.
IL ia seven column paper, "a by S6 inch
es in size, and presents a very neat and
tasty appearance. 1t is published by Mr..
J. ". Higgs, formerly one Of the editors
and proprietors Of the Jackson Patriot.
We are glad to welcome Mr.. Higgs as a CO.
laborer in the local interests OF our young
and growing city, and extend to him the
right hand of fellowship. Aside from his
politics we wish him and his new paper q
full measure of success.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

The SHEEP SHRARISC ExHIBrTIoS.-Ihe
Sheep Shearing Exhibition held last week
Wednesday aad Thursday, al the Agricul-
,ural College Farm. under the auspices OF
the Central Michigan AT CULTURAL Society
vas a perfect success. The weather vas
4 exceedingly Ire. TIE attendance Of people
yer, lsrge. and tue accommodations for tie
exhibitions we're az that could be desired.
The officers OF tne Agricultural College
Kindly pro1ered the use u the large sheep
/ Barn. erected the past sumner on the farm.
for the use o.. Tie exhibition. This barn i
30 b go feet IN s.ze, butt expressly tor tie
housing aad caria- f0r Sheer. and Is ar-
rausel with every possible convenience .or
I tie purpose .o- which j. was DIES gue- ln
addition TO ths convenience. TIE College
doors we're opened, and visitors from abroad
we're cordially welcomed ard Hospitality
entertained
The attendance al tie exhibition on
Thursday must have ranged as high IS
l. 500, and among those present from abroad
were His Excellency Gov. Crspo, Hon. |
James 3. Porter, Hon. Oramel Hosford. the
members or the state Board Of Agriculture /
Hon. Wm. Hemingway, Of Lapeer, ard
&c. F. Coyel, Of Ionia county Good dele
cations were also present from all the 7.
counties embraced in the Society.
The total number OF entries Of Sheep /,
made were sixty, embracing many fine
specimens. The entries, aside from those /
made by the College. we're all fne wool /
varieties, beiRg full blood Merlnos or their
grades. The College entered specimens Of
the COtswolds and SOuthdowns, with their
grades. Scotch Highlands, Spanish and -
lesian MerinOes, with their grades.
The following Is = list OF the eHtres, ln
the respective classes, which list embraces
the names Of the owners OF the animals ex-
hbited, description OF the animals. with
the live weight OF each and the weight OF
fleece:
CLASS I-SCOURED FLEECES.
Tie weight n the aecces M this Class as given is
the w. lght before beng ciealsei tacT weight WI
again be reported aites beng cleansed.
cAss 1-sC0UREO FIEEcEs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

NoRNAL ACADENY 0F MrsIC Music
Teachers VIII 10 doubt be pleased 20 hear
THAI Normal Academy Of Music has been
located Ia our state. TIE Hester. N0rmc,
-ica3emv 81 Music has been remoyedto Adri-
al, Mich. It's sixth Annual Term viii COM
mence July 10th and continue six weeks.
The Faculty comprises the following taien-
ted Gentlemen: J. William suhern. ~ Chi
cagO, " = 3. Mathews. New York, and j.
NJ. Kieher. Ohio This is the Oldest school
Of the kind in the West. Ladies and
Gentlemen who desire a Musical education,
which viii liz them a. amateurs or teachers
Will ind superior advantages IN this school.
Circulars can be obtained by addressing the
sec. J. Everi=s, Adrian, Michigan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

FLYING PAPERs.-An instance Of the in
jnries resulting from the practice Of
throwing papers into the streets occurred
in this city on Friday last. As Mr.. A. J..
Yiele was driving down Washington Ave
nue., paper passed under the horse he was
driving. aud became entangled In his legs,
which frightened the animal and he began
kicking and continued until he had entire
" demolished the shafts 70 The carriage
and loosed himself from il. Had tie horse
been naturally fractions, runaway would
undoubtedly have been the result. NJ
paper, or loose flying material. should be al
lowed to be thrown in any public street Of
the city.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

OKENos-On Tuesday Of last week.
about . o'clock in the evening the barn OF
O. c. FIJI proprietor Of the Okemos hotel.
was burned down. II contained large
quantity Of hay and grain besides a cutter
and harness, all OF which was burned. The
fire : supposed to have originated from a
lapern while putting out travellers team.
L'ss between four and five hundred dollars.
20 insurance.
Peter WesteTelt, a young lad between
the age Of thirteen and fourteen, was com
mitted 10 the Reform School on Saturday.
for breaking into the store OF Collins aud
Thurber, and stealing sundry articles.
The work Of enclosing the Presbyterian
Church commences to-day. II is hoped
this good work VIII not lie delayed on ac-
count Of delinquent subscribers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

INCREASED FACILITIES. We have ordered,
and are daily expecting, one OF GOrdOn's
superior job presses, for card and circular
printing. This is made necessary by the
rapidly increasing demands upon us for
this class of work When we receive our
new jobber, we shall have three power
presses, giving US facilities superior to any
office in the State outside of Detroit, for
the tasty execution Of plain or fancy job
printing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

Coos FoUND.-lt Will eres.|
our raiders that on the 18th ~
a stoe was burned up. in III
I Onodaga, and that it was c,,.-
the 9ods We're destroyed. =
vas 'wned by Mr.. John Sbe-,.]
Ocopied by NesSrs. Esslest,.
deaars ia Dry Goods. G-ocs-.s'
artlles. The STAKE Insurs,..
OF tbs city. Lad a policy or.
thehailding for S6oo. and O., !,
$4,000. On The eay aaer,,se.|
p1y sent the.- agent 10 Ono,s.
after the matter. and on The ,l
rad Mr.. sherman the amoan,
lri Informed Aessrs. Fr-las...
Ia. their loss would le se,,,ss
lpoper proofs were igrulsAeiof.. |
/ q goods destroyed. They iss.
nth the company swo-. -
FOODS lost. and we-e q. on,s
.the company that they Won
for the goods insured tha: Us,,
IN the schedule On FRIDAY
man living near Onondasa o.
the woods 10 feed his youpy -.
box OF goods concealed IN TIA
the appearance OF having be-.
but 4 few hours before. He III
sisiance 70 handle The ho, |
goods were removed from n.
weer Unidentified by bystanders ,, |
& the stock OF goods claimed
fsgleSton y Dakin 10 have has.|
destroyed by fire. These fac,s i
municated 10 the officers or In
surance COMPANY. and on Nopa,,
.ast the Secretary Swore out 4 Il
'Ore Justice Carpenter for The ,-
gleston and Dakin Tor enJeayo-.
cure money under false nre,,.,
warrant was pa, into The hands |
Green, who started aaer Il.
lie arrested Dak.n al Dansvias !
lad been stopping since The i,
ire. but Eggleston. who had ~,
II Onondaga up 10 the time n 4,
goods had taken his departure on |
or parts unknown. Dak IN wss
his city yesterday morning ana
md waived examination ua,7 |
Text, and was held 10 bah Tor
nee in the sum ~ $1,000. wta
lished- pakin plead iguorarr
knowledge % The goods -
lot yet been arrested.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

IMPORTANT To FARMERS. Cattle &. the
present kline are bringing extraordinary
high prices. and must continue 10 do 50 for
a long time 10 come, or at least until the
supply IS adequate TO the demand. This
: fact should induce the farmers this State
10 turn their attention more in this direc-
ton, aud to engage more extensively IN the
raising Of cattle As an instance OF the
high price paid for cattle, and the conse-
queHt large prom, to The raiser. We would
mention that Mr.. Andrew Burtch butcher
IN this city, last week, paid Mr. D. AID
rich, Of Delhi, two hundred dollars forj
pair Of two year Old cattle for beef -
The live weight OF the animals was
?, ESQ pounds. and the net weight 55S los.
These were very fine animals and Of supe-
rior weight and quality Of beet, hence one
reason Of the high price paid. But 1t costs
no more to raise good cattle than it does
poor ones, aud the high prices paid for
such stock should be sufficient to induce
stock raisers 10 keep only such Mr.. John
A. Kerr was paid last week by Mr. Burtch
SIS for calf weeks old which weighed
us pounds net weight. Three years ago
two year old cattle could be bought in this
market for from ten 20 twelys dollars per
head. These facts are worthy the atten-
ton OF the farmers Of this county, and OF
the State at large.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

OLIvET.-The citizens Of Olivet, Eaton
Co., are making strenuous efforts to secure
the construction OF the Peninsular Railroad
10 that point. They make the liberal Of
fer, OF between sixty and seventy thousand
dollars to the company, to make Oliyet
\ point on the road and we think it
would be for the interest Of the company
TO do so If it can be done without making
too much OF curve.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

PHOTOGRAPHS. We were shown few
days since. oy Mss Harriet smead OF this
city Photographs Of the Death bed OF PEesi-
dent Lincoln. Miss >mead has the agency
for selling these pictures in the counties Of
Washtenaw, Jackson and Ingham. They
are taken from Littleheld's celebrated pain
ting. aud are finished in the very highest
style of the Photographic art. There are
four sizes; the Imperial intermediate. No
,. and the card. In each twenty-five per-
cons are represented, among them many
officers Of the army and members of tic
Cabinet. These photographs are pro-
nounced by competent judges lhelike and
true 10 design and execution, and an who
revere the memory Of our martyred Presi-
dent. should possess one OF them Mss
smead is a Young lady u high standing
and We bespeak Tor Ter liberal patronage.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

STREET SPRISKLING.-It is to be hoped
that our business men will do something
towards securing the business portion Of
Washington Avenue sprinkled during the
present season. The benefit Of sprinkling
streets can be better appreciated by con-
trasting the condition Of things before and
since the recent shower of rain.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

Governor Grape. by invitation, paid a
visit 10 the grounds Of the Society. tract
embracing about forty acres ofchoice land.
situated ore nile and sixty-dve rods south
and west Of Michigan Avenue Tie Gov
erno- expressed himself highly pleased
WIKI The location and general lsy Of
the ground. ani voted L the hanlsonest
far ground, prospec,ve.y. lie had ever Wis
tied
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

SLAUGHrER HOUSES. - The Board Of
Health have given permission to the own
ers Of the slaughter houses in the city TO
use the buildings now occupied by them
for this purpose only until the first Of June,
when they will be required to move.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

LAKE IcE.-The lake ice now being fur
nished to our citizens by Messrs. Daniels *
Hill, is very superior article, pure and
clean, and free from any bad taste. Their
advertisement will be found in our columns
TO-DAY
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

APPoINrMENT-At the late meeting Of
the Congregational General Association of
Michigan, Rev. C. G. Mcintyre, pastor OF
the Congregational Church OF this city,
was appointed as the delegate Of the Asso-
citation to the next General Association Of
New Hampshire. This is a good appoint
ment, and just compliment to this young
but growing church.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

BOoKs AND STATIONERY. Messrs. H. p.
Hit chcock and brother, successors to Mr.
J. c. Armstrong, advertise their stock Of
Books aud Stationery in our paper to-day
They have a good stock Of goods, and pro
pose to sell 40 cheap as the cheapest in
this market.