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GOES DYSPEPSIA CuREI

Is warranted do all claimed tor it, and We
will furnish you certificates best citizens and
to back up statement
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And Beautifying the Complexion.
NOT A FEW

Of the worst disorders that affect mankind arise from
the corruption that accumulaes in the blood. or al
the discoveries that have been made to purge out,
none ean equal in effect Helmbolds Compound Elk
tract of Sarsaparila 1t cleanses and renovates the
blood nss the vigor Of health into the system, and
purges out the humors which make disease. 1t stmu-
lates the healthy functions of the body, and expes
the disorders that grow and rankle in the blood Such
remedy that could be relied has long been sought
for and now, for the first time, the public have one
on which they can depend. Our space here does not
admit of certificates to show its effects, but the trial
Of single bottle will show the sick that 1t has virtues
Two tablespoonsful of the Extract of sarsaparilla
added to plat of equal to the Lisbon Diet
Drink, and one bottle fully equal to gallon of the
made.
EE THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
TO USE IN THE UNITED safes ARMY, and are
also in very general use in 81 the STATE H0SPIT-
AIS AND PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS
throughout the land as well as III private practice
and are considered as invaluable remedies.
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I'm Probate osha County Court.
CIRCUIT COURT County of Keno
sha and state Of Wisconsiu.

CIRCUIT COURT-C County of Keno-
sha and state Of WiscOnsiD.
The State of Wisconsin, s.y
To the Kenosha County
Bank Spafford G. Field, Jonathan Smead Purple,
H. C. Purple, Sidney Low, John o. Wheeler, War
wick Martin, Gurdon s. Williams Eli G. Runals,
William Golf, Frank N. Davis. Roxana w. Smith,
Administrators of Albert B. Smith deceased, Abner
c. Harding, Timothy G. Bailey, Lyman Phelps, Seth
Doan. Orson S. Head, Edward l.. Clark, Pauline
Gaskill and John N. Purple, Defendants.
VTOU are hereby summoned and required to an
u swer to the complaint of George +. Harding,
plaintiff in this action, which will be filed tn the Of
ce of the clerk of this court at Kenosha city in said
county. Feb. I'd, 1866, and TO serve copy Of your
answer to the SAID complaint on the subscriber at
his Office in the city of Kenosha and State of Wis
consin within twenty days after the the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive of the day OF
such service and you fail to the said COM
paint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this action will apply to said Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint
STAMP. pl al Fl ft 5 Attorney
Witness the Hon. VIM p Lyon, Judge
xx of the First Judicial Circuit of the State
Il. s: of Wisconsin, at Kenosha, this Both day Of
+'.'.% January, A. d., 1866.
6w37 j.. b. NICHOLS, Clerk.
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In PIObnte--KenOshn County Court
In the matter of the estate of John Woodhead, de-
ceased.
Am reading and fling the petition of Matilda
" Woodhead Administrative OF said estate setting
for tn the of personal estate that has to
her hands and the disposition thereof, the amount
of debts outstanding against said deceased, and
description of all the real estate Of which said de-
ceased seized and the condition and value Of the
respective parts thereof, and praying that license
be to her granted to sell much of said real estate
as snail be necessary to pay said debts, and it apS
pearlng by said petition that there sufficient
personal estate the hands of said admnstratrix to
pay said debts, and that it necessary in order to
pay the sell part of said real estate 1t is
therefore ordered that all persons interested in said
estate appear before the Judge of this court Thurs
day the fifteenth day of March next, at ten O'clock
A. M at the Office of the County Judge in the city
of Kenosna, then and there to show cause (If any
there shall beg why license should not be granted to
sell said real estate according TO the prayer of said
petition.
And it is further ordered, that copy OF this orr
de- mall be served on all persons interested in said
estate and shall be published for four successive
wee ks prior to said day of hearing, in the Kenosha
Telegraph a weekly newspaper published at Kenosha,
in said county. ANTHONY VAN WfOhi
Dated Jan. 80, 1866. 4w37 County Judge.
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TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.

ME 1as Roll OF the city OF hebOshA Tor he year
n 1865, IN py hands for collection. Pay
frent OF taxes may be made 10 Mt my Office "a
Bond. building corner ~ Main and Pork streets,
untH the last Monday 10 February 1866 az which
time all unpaid Ia xOs viii be returned the County
OF Kenoshd.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
hereb, We notice that all taxes paid in iu
on or before the 1871 dag OF .uuary, will deduct the
ave per cent added thereto for collection Tax pay.
err are advised to call early TO obtain the benefit
~ hi. deducion, X. H. DkJING,
" City Treasurer.
Kenosba Dec Bin 1853 12w2T
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DIR. Marks Syphilitic Cure

is the only medicine that will cure SYPHILIS in all
its various ond complicated forms, and thoroughly
eradicate the syphilitic poison virus from the sys
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FARM FOR SALE.

sF5#fE
The subscriber offers for sale his Farm, in the town
ss$sRs OF Somers, e.igibly situated on the Kenosha
~ and Burlington road seven miles west of
TIE Kenosha, containing,
- $50 Acres of Land
This farm is in a good state of eultivatieus
convenient 80 y sublgided with good fences ia
several IN 4aAz. closures well supplied with per-
msnent stock aud SsfA family water. 1t has on il
good DIV in III heuse. barns aud several ont
buildings; d good &ias@ bearing orchard and good
supply OF wood land, AID is well adapted TOR keeping
stock or raising graiu Il wr be sold together or in
parcels, reasonable ,etms p ..... 60 TS.T
somers, Feb, 8, 1866, 4w36 PERKINS.
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HeImboId's Highly Concentrated
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSPARILLA.

For purifying the blood removing all chronic con
stitutional diseases arising from impure state o
the blood, and the only reliable and efectua know
remedy for the cure of Scrofula, Scald Heads, Sal
Rheum Pains aud Swelings of the Bones, liberation
of The Throat and Legs Blotches Pmples the face
letter. Eryspelas and ali scay eruptions OF the Skin
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See Medical Properties Ct Buchu.,
PROM DIsPENsAToRY OF THE UNITED STAINS
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the prac-
tice OF PLY sic
see remarks made by the ate celebrated Dr..
PHYsIc, OF Philadelphia.
See remarks made by D.. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL, : Gel
ebrated Physician and Membe Of the Roya College
OF Surgeons Ireland and published in the Transac.
tons ni the Kiug and Queen's Journal.
Sec Medico GhiruEgicat Review, pnbiished by
BENJAMIN TRAvERs, Fellow of x ysl College OF sur
zeons
See most of the late stauda I'd Works Medicine
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or. MARK'S
Syphilitic Cure !!

This Celebrated Remedy is an Tnfallible
Cure FOR SHPH1LIS In the Primary, Sec
Ondary and Tertiary Stages.
IN ALL LARGE CITIES THERE exists a conta.
IL gious SEXUAL DISEASE, called SYPHILIS, which is
capable of transmission by incubation.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
GOES DYSPEPSIA CI1REl

ian invaluable friend to ali who are weak debilitated
aRd in low stats OF normal action.
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Fhe Constitution, once affected by Organic weak
requires the aid of med cine to strengthen and
invigorate the system, which Helmbold's Extract
Buchu Invariably does II no treatment is submitted
to, Consumption or Insanity eRsues.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-14

time. but there was no certainty that it
could be kept up for any length OF time
He deprecated in strong terms the crossing
of different breeds, deeming il contrary 10
the law OF nature. and in the l0ng rrn
eterious 10 sheep.
Mr.. Howard, in answer to Mr.. Stuart, de-
Tended his assertion in claiming mixture
Of breed, referring to q large number Of
breeds OF sheep which have obtained great
celebrity in England as being crosses Of 2
distinct breeds He alluded 10 most val
liable sheep which Lord Weston, OF Eng
land, had obtained from the crossing mix
ture of two different kinds. and which la d
obtained great celebrity. Mr.. Howard
then offered the following as q substitute
TO Mr.. Bakers resolution:
ReSOired, That We regard the Spanish
MerinO sheep as the breed which would be
most generally profitable TO the farmers Of
this State; yet the long wool breeds Of Engs-
land, and variety whose wool would be
adapted 70 the manufacture OF delaine goods
are worthy Of trials TO a considerable eX-
tent.
Mr. Gardner OfJ0nesvlle, a wool manu-
iacturer. gave his experience in the clean
ing OF wool He had always found tha-
heavy ieeces Of wool gave q much less pert
centage OF cleansed wool than fleeces OF q
less weight. The Siesian wool was OF a
very fine quality, much finer than the Span
ish MerinO, and there was less percentage
Of loss in cleansing. lie would Ike % see
the growing Of this sheep undertaken in
this State.
Mr. Taft, OF Plymouth. Wayne county,
gave his experience III sheep raising. lie
had tried the Leicester. S0uthdOwn, and
French MerinO sheep. The two former he
/ has discarded. but still keeps a number Of
the latter While the sense OF the cOnven-
ton appears 10 be in favor OF the Spanish
MeriuO, he stated that the poorest sheer
he bad ever seen were Of this Kind. lie de
precated the idea that DO good would result
from the crossing OF breeds, and referred tC
instances where some OF the most celebra-
ted animals had sprung from cross breeds
lie wished 20 enter his protest against thl
idea
Messrs. Green and Hendricks made som'
remarks relative 10 the cleaning AMI put
ting up OF wool, the experience oi - %
whom was, that. 40 matter how much car
wa taken in this matter. they received ~
more for their wool than the poorest d.
market
Mr Howard resolution was then adopt
} cd
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FiSk's Patent Metallic Burial Gases,

For ordinary InteTTnerts. Deposiling il
Tlcts a11 Eransport-ta1r- tleF have 10 rival
I1eF a. rnsie ~ the most iTperlslablz n-a.srz-s
zn- are -rs-ne-I ms &c arl ont. - 1re-ezt r1rt
aud the exterior has q lle Rosewood lnsh Whe1
properly c---z-t7- tle remains r. the deceased are
free from - lrtlo1 ~ ~z-sr Ct Lepreatouz q yer
uin and NAY without oE-1slFs o1or be kept -
lo-r as 1esrel- ths 7oFatlc the necessity o. hzzfv
o1-ias Tbeirlorz sn 1cceSsfll use zr1 the appro-
ost.l given them renders unnecsssarv any e1te11ed
rofice % their vsl-sahis Advantages. lvsls
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TLl-- Celebrated Machines u- cla rel0 mmeul 90
the public combining as thcf go all the improve
reuts which experience b4s proved 20 be requisite
in the perfection of tLe sewing M-clmc hey re-
commend theTn9 ives o. the public as The most rel-
Die INSTRUMENT ODD tle market Ine .ca1l-iu oi the
sly acquired abb. th ordinary and attention,
vc claim they viii give nrrfr.t Satisfaction % the
operator ~ tne worl they aIl accomp 20
These Machine arc SD remarkably simple ll their
construction that child cau operate them and ll-
terstani Their me- anism
They ars t4e strongest sewing Machines ia ic u
- aim ~ fn' s-he O. break ar gat them auf ~ OF
Ger.
They are sure in th..r rstlYus-Gnisling tier
weIk IA a un form ans Isrfari rn.tnar
They make tight ioc.--l.tgA. 4llAe on h.lL sitcs
% the work which cannot DE ravect
They stitch, htmi tiul leii. RON, braid ADD gather
without hlstils
They equally well tho lgh'esi and The heaviest
fabrics
hey sew ovci The heavie-t seams without chang
ing TIE &C. SOU ~ breaking the fne-t thread
They use any Sc 81 cotton Thread cog Silk. o.rectis
rom tie spool.
They run easily and are almost D. .l--l.ss
lh-y l1 n1t form ridges I'D tl9 under sile of the
WORK Dor raFcl olt nor ar they Rasfe'llo ~ thread
az b tie case with ali Cham stitch Machines
Ihe} are capable of doing greater range 81 work
and Do more TcIi.ct llalIcr thar ans other sewing
Machine.
Hs- Every Machine warranted and compieie with
HeMmer Neelles an al TIE tools ue1sssarv Tor the
Machine.
81 Binders c.rters. u. ksrs Needle Cases. Nse
lies. kH. Iare1f-. Oh AM sew .ug Hactine l11l1es
of The Fery best quality wholesale au' retail.
81 Please -sra .or Circular and -lmrie. q uors
40 Ir re l.-t io
5+syi 40 OTIS BOOK store. i1 Lansing
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EDUCATIONAL.
II An SIN &C A & A y
-EU-
A Classical and Scientthc etnSrr
Boys a nd Girls and foohs
and Women
csLEyDlR TOP IsG-s

CMEyDAR ToR lsei-6
Fl-sf Te-rs be~ir- Honlay. septerEbcr 8
T N.r,h j. 80
D1rl1g the frat Term AZ csre--1i .-.--.s.t
Organized Tor the benefit ~ tho-e e-ie''-s
PRICE or TUIu0S ..-
Primary Department. Per ts-rl. o.; , ...'.t
C1rrrson E1gl4eh zt1aies, ilc-1-ll-
Grammar. Arlthuetlc. Geo57aft4i
keeping and Perulrs--i P.---------- ----f
II ehe- Frglis1. including LATIN erss-
F~srrf Iarguares and M8themlil-f ..-----'
Ex1zA TrITics 80
vocal Muse. per term..-. .-s..----- j.
Trst~rr.er.fsl y1sic. pr tern ,-.-----'-----
OH Painting. per tern, ---- 5000 so
Psncllirg and Drawing ,----.----- AZ. g
sS-Bosrd csn be obtained Do 49, f.r.Il
-,'-slsts vicinity q the ACADEMY ~ ".'-
q the PRINCIPAL IN the Academy .r~- pr.1fl+
Connunicat.ons addressed, G. g Y--4f ir.sis
viii be promptly ansveredi
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Have been used with she greatest success her MS
sion Il not only o. prevent disease but 70 cure They
search out the various raa1leS hy which tie patient
IS suffering and r. invigorate tle failing system. To
the lzet .nd .ulrm few doses VI these valuable
PILLS viii prove - be
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MISCELLANEOUS.


ITO CONTRACTORS Contracts for the
IL construction or the Inghsm and Clinton State
Rold Will be let IL the lowest responsible bidder At
nv ONCE At the state Agricultural College on Thurs
day. the 2oth Jay Of March next ~ ten clock In the
forenoon
SAIL road IS to be constructed IN accordance with
tie provisions Of act number enc hundred and sew
enteen Of the laws OF 1853 ami tie acts ameniafory
thereto.
\ survey Of the route. together with plans and
specifications for the wor6 may De al my 0flCe
Bids for the construction Of less that one mile Of roai
viii not be received The right TO reject any al
NJ NILES, Comuiss .oaer.
lansing. Feb u, 1s65 5ssv4
TT MBER YARD
II The undersigned are now stocking q Lumber
Yard n lie corner q
ALLEGAN 81. AND CAPITAL AVE.
where We intend TO keep an assortment Of Lumber
lath- Shingles. Doors. Blinds and sash Those in need
q anything IN the above line We shall Dc happy 10
see a. our ofhoe N Mr.. BaSe7 = Machine shop.
R { BIRD ('6ylD A H CLARK
HOUSE AND TWO LOTS FOR SALE
Il Tho undersigned offers for sale his house and lot
situated OF Grand street The lot contains half
acre % ground The house IS in good repair and vel
finished throughout There is d choice assortment
81 CROWNS frut trees on tho premises Viii pc solt
cheap. j. HE0RN
lansing Jan. c, ls66. sou
NOR SALE Or EXCHANGE. The sub
Il scrber 1Isrz 10 sell or rZchlure a Humber q
village lots in The village OF Ale-ln Alaran county.
Michigan FOR city property - ni uct -r from Ian
sing ani would plv the difference b. mnrev. Also
number Of city ots- The terms 90 slitthe Qlrchsr-
VA DAVIS
Third Ward, Lansing. Tee 9Th. lS65 s54lo
A GENTS WANTED.-sl5o 10 5000 per
n month % sell the IMPROVED C1NgONSENSE
SEWING MACHINE Prise SIS THIS 7n.chiae Nil
stitch. Hem, Fell Tuck Quilt. Cori Biud and En-
broiisr beautifully. Every machine warranted Tor
tive years. >end Tor descriptive circulars idress
J. SECOND & Co
563w4 Post-ofhce box No. So Detroit. Mch
OATH SAW MILL FOR SALE AT COST
ID with over h1if rnlii1n feet of rrs i- tie yard
The owner wishing 20 engage iu e-1e- n-s ness viii
sell 81 ! bargain. LEON BENSON.
Bath Feb 2oth. 1855 5s5z4s
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cS- What is the difference between
speudthrift and a feather bed One IS hard
up and the other soft down.
- Why IS chicken pie ike "a gunsmiths
store. BecAnse II cOmtaIns lOuI In nIeces.
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RAILROADS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILW WAY
u OF CANADA
Great International Route.
Nine Hours Saved From Detroit to Buffalo.

Three Express trains leave the 50 Union Depot '
Detroit foot Of Third street. daily EXCEPT Sundays
GA arrival Of Michigan Central, Detroit Milwaukee
lul southern trains follows
Buffalo and Montreal Express els A n
Buffalo and New York Express. lc-05 Al
Montreal and New York Express, SIS P "
Irsius are run by Chicago time - minutes slower
than Detroit time
This the only direct route 20 Buffalo connect ne
without detention with the Erie and New York Cen
trail railway Only direct route 10 the Cansdas and
al places 10 the New England states. luxurious
sleeping cars on All night trains Smoking cars wt1
euchre tables on lay trains American currency
taken At par Tor tickets 10 all PLACES meals and sleep
ing car berths Passengers going east, II they Wish
70 save time unnecessary changes and money vi.
get tickets "a the Grsni Trunk Railwsy and change
cars At the Junction three miles west u Detroit
The officers or the Road ara as follows
EuW ARD BEIDT Agent Passenger Dept Detroit
CT BRTDGES. Managing Director q 7. r. M--treal.
Z P BEACH. General Agent, Us Broadway. y 7
L h HEWITT, Agent Al lansing Mich scott
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GUARDIAN SALE.-By virtue of
VI license % granted by Francis Nelson, Judge
IT Probate Of the county * Gratot, and state Of
Michigan as guardian OF Ellen J. Jennings and
Francs Femngs. minors shall offer Tor sale the
following described property of said minors AT pub
Die auction on the premises Thurs day the 5th day
OF April 1865, al one O'Clock p VI Il ssla day, The
undivided ith Of the east half OF the northwest
quarter Of section thirty. 800 township four (D
north, OF range one q ~ St the county Of Ingham
and state OF Michigan according L. the Z 5 survey
SANFORD VAN SICKLE
Guardian If said minors
Dstei February 18th lseG 555w6s
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Cannot st4y Tie d.-1i o, yeas. olt they can force
back az hold alo0. disease tAat might III lmpl Owe
tue aged and tue ylll. lot l.ls hesitate tlYn bii
seize t1s favorable opportunity that oH5rs. When
"a. IN N NJ srrIh.I
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GUARDIAN SALE BY virtue and IN
" pursuance u license g. M granted by Horatio
Pratt. Judge OF Probate, OF lngham County Michigan
] shall sell az public auction al the Court Il use, IN
Mason. IN said county the -tb fay Of April, IS06
al one O'Clock T. NJ ali the right title and interest
of Henry " Kirkland = minor ia ami 10 certain
land Ia said county described and bounded follows
The north part Of the south quarter OF
ton eleven n town three north. Of range one east
c0mmeucinr AT the north east corner u land form
erly owned by Washington l. Whitcomb. running
thence east Aue OF SAID Section. 80 rods to land
formerly owned by A. J. snow thence west lie rods
to land owned by Wilson Richardson thence south So
rods thence east rods T. the place OF begiun NJ
30 acres of had JOHN " KIRKLAND.
565w0 Guardian Of said minor.
February 5th 1850
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DEAsONs WHY persons DE-ROU,
10 PtRCHssF a sFwISG wACHTSR
-H0L ID PURCHASE THF
SIN G. FIR MACHINE.

L. There l- l9 Machine making tha Tight ~
Lex stitch which b. 81 simple srd ~ easily 111ar
stood.
- Tlrre is 20 machine 81 durable and 90 easily
kent iH repair
30 There IS l1 machine - Fable NJ doing e. great
variety srf range of Eork. 80 Tors ever required
90 Family sewing rlt 91at may ts done perfectly
on orr Letter a nscLlne ~ ID ul-r -sact1r1ng -
our No . r Mach ~
81 re warrant every n-4-a.ae ve sell. % g.vs
better satsfact 10 Khan any b. ulsrset m9lcy
funded
5i4- We give i-str -ct ems l ls4rs tls machine g.
al! persons purchasing.
We keep constantly "a hand lsrge supply u
Needles Machine IN-st. Ire- ard Cotton Thread Tor
Nlchiue Use. as good az any ~ the market
CALL AND SEE OUR Nj CHINE
Before yo1 purchase. fo- re are satisfied that arr
person Who tho-olsllT eE-uinez our machine. zld
eosn1--' 10 Eth Others sii give it the preference
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GUARDIAN SALE=In the matter OF the
~ estate o., Eunics A. Bliss ami sarah " Bliss
Notice "a hereby given Ilat ~ ~irtre af cusc
granted by th- Probate Court If the county Of
Ingham. bearing date tue twenty lrst day of Febru-
ary. lst6 shall oder tor sale public auction 10 the
highest bidder, at The Court House tie village u
on Monday the 9Th day of April next at one o'clock
d. the afternoon all the right title and interest Of
sail minors, iu AMI TO thc following described land
Commencing AZ tae southeast corner o. ton one
IN township three north o. range two - ST running
thence st one hundred and sixty rods thence north
city rods. thence cast one hundred AMI sixty rods
thence south a.ty rods 10 the place u beginning
coutlIulnE hftv acres II land
Dated Mason February 2lst, 1906.
56fw6 GEORGE ALTRICH
Guardian of said minors
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ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS. OF
~ Michigan. Tie Circuit Court for tic county Of
Ius ham 10 Chancerv
hhoda wilbur SUIT pending IA the Circuit Court
for the counts of Iugham, 10 Chan
Noah Wilbur } Gerry. a, Misln. Ola the 10th day Of
February, a D. 1906.
It sat.sact0 riy appearing that the defendant Noah
Wilbur Is nonresident ol this State. On motion Of
Dart x Wiley, -ol itors f1r complainant, it is or
derea that the deteui his appearance this
cause g. be entered tim two months from the date
ui this order, and that case Of his appearance
he cause bis answer 10 the complainant bill - be
He'd, aud copy thereof T. be served on the com
planant's solicitors within twenty DAYS after
vice of copy Of said bill and notice vi this order
and n default Their OF that the said bill be taken az
confessed by the said defendant 4nd IL IS further
ordered That within twenty days the SAID complainant
cause notice OF this order 10 be published in The
Lansing State Republican, newspaper printed IN
said county of Iugham, and that said publication he
continued At least once in each week for six success
weeks, that she cause copy u this order 20
be personally served the said defendant al least
twenty day before the time above prescribed for his
appearance
y CHATTFRTON
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These Famous Remedies

t was LEFT fs- THIS day 4ui ne-f - rearst lie ireA
.nt show Ia oas gl3ri1ls fact the magic that male
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NOTlCE.-Whereas my wife, Mary 4.
~ hyde, has LEFT my bed and board, without just
cause OF provocation this is therefore 10 forbid al
persons rom harboring or trusting her on nv &C
count as shall pay debts Of her contracting after
'his .ate. WILLIAM J. HYDE.
Delhi, March eth ls66 service
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET
l. ORGANS, forty different styles. adapted 10 So
cred ana secular music for $50 to 500 each THIR-
lf-fINE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS or other first
premiums awarded them. Address. MASON & HAN
LIN, Boston, OF MASON BROTHERS. New York
541yl