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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Ten Brock the celebrated Ameri-
can turfman of England, was recently bad
ly Injured 10y being knocked down and
trodden Oh by lis horse.
The Methodist Conference South has cleo
ted four new BlshOps-the Rev. W Wright
man, OF Ga, the Rev, Mr. McCheyne, of
La, the Rev. Mr.. Daggett, OF Va, and the
Rev. Mr.. Marvin, Of Mo. all learned men.
Their choice was nearly unanimous.
Garibaldi has been dangerously i'll during
the winter, and Is but slowly recovering
His ailment is bronchitis, and the attack
this time has been so severe as to serious
ly alarm his friends.
Hugh r. Peasants, OF the Richmond
press-the Nestor OF Virginia EditOrs-has
taken the lecture field the topic OF his first
address being " Richmond Foity-Odd Y ars
ago"
A leading Boston carpet house was re-
Gently asked for what sum they would fur
nish carpets for Gen. Grants house. They
answered that they had no carpets TO sell
Gen. Grant, iut LIE was welcome TO the
carpets for his house.
In this connection we may mention the
fact that the Lieutenant Generals little son
was baptised in Washington q sabbath OF
two since.
me last descendant oi Lwingh, the he-
former, u Mrs. Schlatler Is now living iu
Ohio.
Caleb Cushing, at q recent dinner at The
Marquis de MOnthOlons addressed the
French Minister in elegant French, the
Spanish Minister in Castlilan the represen-
tatlve of Denmark in Danish, OF Holland in
Dutch, of Victor Emanuel in Italian. and
it was believed he could have talked Chi
nese with the representative Of the Brother
OF the sun and Moon, nad one been pres
ent.
Thomas Thompson died at Halton. c. T..
on Tuesday last, aged 81 years. lie Wa.
a British soldier III the Irish troubles q
'9s, served under Sis John Moore in Dis
Spanish expedition, and was wounded a
the battle of COrrunna, joined Wellington
in Portugal, and was in the battles Of Fu
entes, dOnorO, BadajOs, Salamanca, Wit
tOria, ana Toulouse. At the latter engage
ment he was captured 10y the French, an,
released after NapOleon's fall. On the re
turn from Elba he fought at Waterloo, an,
received three wounds. During his militia
ry career he was engaged in 1 expeditions
2l battles, and over 100 skirmishes. IL
had lived since 1881 in Canada, and serve,
as private soldier during the disturban
ces OF 1878.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
The Capture of Jeff. Davis.

II appears from the records OF the War
Department that with the exception Of the
Presidents proclamation, none but verbal
orders We're given Tor the capture OF Jeh
Davis. Maj Gen. Wilson says that
Lieut. Coils. HarndOn and Pritchard are en-
titled TO great credit Tor the zeal and activ-
" with which they conducted the pursuit.
and that il is but simple justice to the wor-
thy officers 10 remark that they we're ign0-
rant Of the reward al the time Of the cap
ture Col. Prilchard says: 1T was so
dark that could not distinguish the uni
forms ON my return 10 the camp was
accOsted by Mr. Davis from among the
prisoners, who asked if was the officer N
command, and upon my answering HIM
that was, and asking him what | was TO
call him, he replied that | might call him
what or whoever | pleased. | replied To
HIM that / would cali him Davis, and upon
a moments hesitation he said that was hi-
name Then he suddenly drew himself up,
and exclaimed: Il suppose you consider il
bravery 10 charge a train of defenseless wO-
men and children, but it is Vandalism.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
Battle Between Rats, Scorpions a Cent?
pede and Cobra.

A correspondent, writing from India
gives the following account or battle be-
tween rats and cobra, scorpions and a
centipede all shut up together.
saw very curious experiment with
the cobra, which was however rather cru
ei. All houses in India have a current Of
air constantly passing through them. r.
Is necessary 10 protect the candles by glass
bcl.-shaped shades. Under one Of these.
inverted was placed the snake. in cOmpa
rs with three black rats. a couple Of -c0r-
pi0ns and ceDtipede. The ceniiDede is
about SIX inches long. and II IL crawls over
a man leaves the unpleasant feeling Oi a
very painful rheumatism for more than a
year. ! am unable 10 state the feeling. of
tA.. happy family al being thus suddenly
thrown together. ! should iul re from their
proceed ms That their ideas were % say
the least, antagOnistic. The snake las
quiet, The scorpions ran races around the
edge of the shade; the centipede rolled
himself up. The rats were tic only crra-
tures which seemel alive % the unhappy
staJe OF their c0ngnement, and showed 10
by q game ~ leap frog over the ycnom0u-
part o. The family By an unl1cky triD on
tue head Oi the snake. one OF the rats ar
last aroused him from his state or il-en-i-
biity, aul expiated bis Oileuse on the spot.
a. be fell dead from q bite The other rats
instantly darted on the snake, who sue
cumbei 90 their united attack: they bif
him from head 10 tail. AMI he died, having
however, with the little poison le,t aiief
killing the frs. rat, severely wounded the
second The scorpions now began thrlr
+ part o. the entertainment, AID. knowing
+ The drOwsiless OF snake-bites must be kept
of al all hazards, humanely forced the rats
into activity Dy running under them and
singing them a. they hOppel about.
Their mode Of treatment. however. proved q
failure, az the second rat, who bad been
been wounded. died. The two rats had.
/ however, put the scorpions h0rs de co5aJgt
/ 20 that the last oil this c0mD4iive family
were now tie rat aud the celtpele th-
/ last-named had DO chance with the former.
and speedily fell q victim, the raj coming of.
I Tict0r. As a tribute 10 his pluck and Prov
e-s, he was allowed 10 return % bis native
Eaunts. where he may probably be sii.l en-
/ jOying perfect health.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Cen Meade and staff have arrived at
Portland
The people of Pennsylvania want rail
road emancipation
The Richmond Times has been changed
from the quarto to the foliO form
They manufacture whisky from sea grapes
and palmetto berries, in Florida.
The City of Mexico Is to be lighted with
gas.
There is a hospital for superannuated cats
in Paris.
A vein of oil has been struck near Rome.
Ga.
A woman had her husband arrested in
Milwaukee, the other day, for stealing 81
from her. Humph
The Mutton is to be issued twice a week
after this.
A farmer in Indiana has raised a steer
which weighs 4. 600 lbs.
Cholera has disappeared entirely At Hall
fax.
The hotels at Niagara are preparing for
visitors.
A new opera house is being built at st.
Paul
Three hundred German immigrants have
received employment at Augusta, Ga.
A terrible riot between the whites and ne-
groes occurred id South Memphis on the
lst
A splendid new Catholic Cathedral is be-
/ ing built al Mobile.
Forty horses have been stolen in the
counties Of SpOttSylvania and Orange. Va
within few weeks.
East Kingston. y. H.. has neither min,
ister, lawyer, doctor, nor town paupeT.
The first American whaler 10 whicl
steam has been applied as 4 motive power
sailed for Davis Straits on the 2Sth uit
An attempt was made few days sine,
10 burn the State prison at Auburn. New
York.
The Fenian wal" having terminated
the next move i to ascertain what has be
come OF the funds
The President has remtted tie deati
sentence OF l73 OF the Sioux Indians en-
gagged In the Minnesota massacres.
The nomination Of Frank Blair a. Inter
nal Revenue Collector at Il. Louis. was re
lected by the Senate.
The aggregate reduction in the nationa
debt during the last month. is stated bl
the Secretary of the Treasury to be SIS
e56,674.
The postage on the European mails 20
the last fiscal year amounted 70 Sl.44g. 600
Of which the |. :. Post Office Department
received only Sl65, coo.
The principal retail liquor dealers at De.
MolneS have given notice that they will qui
the trafc- Many at Iowa City have dom
the same.
All OF the Union dead north Of the Rap
pahannock are being removed 10 Airing
ton. 200 have already been removed trou
the Bull Run battle field.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

are no signs that the case is hopeless
Scores OF cases in the recent epidemic have
recovered. In addition 10 the second
mixture. brandy. a teaspOOuful every half
hour bottles Of hot water surrounding the
patient. especially the extremities. sinap-
.smS and friction. will OMEN in an hour or
two WorA wonders
ItWsf-ln these and in all advanced ca
ses. thirst creates intense suffering. The
sufferer Graves water. and Is soon Is he
gratiIics his craving the worst symptoms
return. and be- falls victim % the transient
qualification Tire ouIy safe way = to have
"a faithful friend or attendant who Will not
listen 90 Ais entreaues- The suffering may
Pee however. safely ali6y.aiel and rendered
endurap.e. Frequent garglnE Of The throat
and washing out the mouth Will bring some
relief \ spoonful OF gum arabic water or
~ camom'le tea may frequently Oe given
10 wet the throat Lyndeuhams White
DecOction may also be given. both az
beverage and nOurishment IN small Quauti-
ties frequently In a day or TWO the sui-
iering from thirst viii cease I'm a large
majority OF cases lt las not been intense
Tor more than tweuty-iOur hours.
D.et-Rice water. arrowroOt Lyuicl-
hams White Decocti0n. crust water and
camomile iea are The best articles Tor q DAY
or two aNer the attack is controlled. Cam
Omile : very valuable ia restoring the tone
~ the stomach
Tie Typhoid Fsrer.-A typhoid state Tor
"a few days Will follow all severe eases
There : nothing alarming in this IL has
very rarely proved fatal Patience and
careful nursing will bring il all right. The
greatest danger is from drinking too freely
When the patient seems 10 he sinking.
little brandy and water or arrow root have
revived him. In this terrible visitation OF
Tie cholera. We have considered ourselves
perfectly armed aud equipped. with hand
bag containing mixture No. / mixture Ne.
,, ,tor vomiting, &c a few pounds OF
pounded mustard. bottle of brandy,
paper of camomiie flowers. and paper OF
gun arabic.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
II To ascertain the real origin

- To ascertain the real origin Of sud-
den deaths. the experiment has been tired
in Europe, and reported At a scientific Con
gress held al Strasburg. Sixty-six cases
OF sudden death were made the subject Of
q thorough post mortem examination; IN
the-e cases only two were found dead from
apoplexy, while there were 40 cases OF con-
gesiion OF the lungs. The causes that
produce congestion Of TIE lungs are cold
feet, tight clothing. cOstiye bowels. sitting
still until chilled after being warmed with
labor or I rapid walk. going too suddenly
from 4 close, heated room into tie cold
air, especially after speaking and sudden
Oppressive news operating Oh the blood.
These causes Of sudden death being known,
an avoidance OF them may serve u length
en- many valuable lives. winch would 9th
erwIse be lost under the verdict Of heart
complaint. This disease i supposed 70
be Inevitable and iHcurabie hence many
may not take tie pains they would 20 avoid
sudden death. il they knew that i lay IN
their power.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

Mr.. Wilson offered in the Senate new
Constitutional amendment providing that
payment shall never be made for emanci-
pated slaves. or for debts Incurred in aid Of
the rebellion; thar Representatives shall be
appOrtioued among the several States ac-
cording 10 population: that the basis Of rep
resentau0n shall be reduced in proportion
10 the number OF disfranchised citizens. and
that the Representatives OF any State rati-
tying the above provisions shall be admit
ted 10 Congress.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

A special dispatch 10 the Chicago Iri-
tune reports the following expressions con
cerning the report Of the Reconstruction
Committee, which may or may not be true:
"Caleb Cushing and other Conservative
authorities express the opinion that the
Republican party viii De irresistible 10 the
North With this platform in the coming
elections. Chief Justice Chase Is IN favor
Of the Constitutional amendment. Gen.
Grant pronOunces the report wise, just and
expedient, and he warmly commends i. Il
was read to the President BY number Of
Congressmen, aud when the reading was
finished, Mr.. Johnson made the single re-
mark, T. Is not that taxing step back
ward.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
The Charge Of FASHIONS Light Brigade.


Or the Republican
Half block hali 0locA
Htf block onward,
Down the Grand Avenue
swept the slx hundred,
Onward The light brigade,
BFesk far the stores, they saii
into temptation Jaws.
swept tie ak hundred
On~sr the light brigade
Was there a belle smavsds
so. though each dsmsel knew
b-r dimes we're numbered
Tlsirs' not 10 make reply,
Theirs not - reason why,
Theirs bot 10 dress or die
iltl Tie gates ~ pride
sac tie SIX hundred
lac u tie right Of them
S.tius - tie eft Of them
Neiveis IN front of them
Quietly sumbersd;
Stormed they with greenbsck shells
-eply they charm q the swels.
Down through the dusty streets
Down into Fashion : hell
swept the \ hundred
Il triumph their ribbons tbtre
Waves nu t1e perfume AIT.
Each daIghtsr ~ mllonu--
Counted her suit0rs while
AL her friends Wcudcrol.
Pllugel INTO Fashion WLir
On thro' the dance tl,y " ri
Wlile the poor maileu-
IaZei by The fash cf gems
Thought she h4l O.ludeTel
SAT she rctIrnel. but DOT
Yet the six hundred.
plndirs 10 tie right ~ them
Dandies 20 the let Of them.
Danti IN frOlt Of them
simper aud wonderel
storm their false riugiets vel
While rouge ald powder fell,
Eaiiy they wish 10 sell
They woke from their festal dreams
Game from their ball rooms p4lr
All the unveiled ones
Left Oi slx hunfrct
How brightly they were arraved
How can their glory fatef
How can their bills be psitf
Their fathers ali wondered.
Remember The charge they made,
And honor the Light Brigst,-
Lovely six Hundred
Il 5.
IAVsT.C Aur.i l.ff
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

The PitsDurg Gazette notices the fact that
when Hester Ciymer, Democratic candidate
for Governor, ran for the State Legislature
in 1880, be ran ], jV9 behind his ticket; IN
le60, when be ran for State Senator, ne ran
C54 behind his ticket and in sci and lsCf.
when be again ran f0r the Senate, he clme
out behind bis ticket again.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

Ex-Gov. Andrew and Hon. William Viii
ting. are spoken Of as candidates for Con-
gress 10 Massachusetts, and the Newbury-
port Herald suggests that John g. Whittier.
the poet, be run for Congress a. a proper
candidate 10 the district which John Z. Al
ley now represents.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
e.. "a. COLE,

Nil>l would iaiorm the people Of lansing and
-,a-f tna' he IS permanently located Ia the CITY
.' L.i-i's- sn4 is prepared - perform all opera
F'.<.a'As % tle DentA profession, IN the
.-iTAcs'fs mAlncr. Teeth allet with golI
o. l'u, of amaglm. Ariifeiai teeth mount N m
.''' 50. IN tbs iAtesl approved stvie- ono
5is. 1915. A'us.IS ssa Wv
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~ i's' al! dealer in j.welry. clicks
~i.,h.s. pens. &c &c. Store with carr = 90 M
hn'ey NeN Block Mel. Av. Soleaysn. To- -
..-AA "a'el Co. watches .PiQuetto's celebrated
pp...t-' pens. back and Co.'S spcctacles &C &c
.'oA2 AID the public generally invited a. nex,,nIu..
'H ant prices Spec al attention siVen. - h-r,-
~. ~ ine msnlfactgre Of iewelry and requiring
s'i Avenue. Lansing Michigan. sS,I.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

The payment OF the May interest on the
gold-bearing coupons known as the 5-20's
will not be anticipated, but will be paid on
the lst OF May. the period at which it falls
due; $50. 300. 900 IS about the amount 70 be
paid
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C.


wf WI a.t a. agent for buying and selling real
lst.e aaI piyas t-1es thereon for foreign pa ties
552yl
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j. l.. LANrERNAN.
LII. LEAVENWORTH.

1-N.lsf. festh mpantsd on Cold. silver. or Rub
OR Base uiicr Il his residence on Grand Street
tn'r.iy east of the Capitol, lansing, Michi-
..u. 532lv
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

q ate sargesu Second Michigan C4vairy) Pas s.cian
,rl Surgeon. Oace formerly occupied b. Or.
-.aag. uorih q The Capitol i,esiience' Americ IN
HOUSE iausils. oo0AN'-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

s -1NtloR, St Charles, Saginaw county, Mich. will
~t'nl promptly q survey ing aud Mapping, Exam-
N'ls iAi Describing L.a1s, Examining Titles, Buy
"s and selling Lands, Payiag lakes. SC. 57OyIs
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. Lot No.
IL II. Block IS. fronting on Seymour Street said
lot contains good cottage house and barn There i
choice assortment Of bearing fruit trees s1d shrub
cry on the premises. Also good well and cIstern
The above s very desft2ble piece Of property, be
lag pleasantly located, and in good repair Terms
cash. Inquire on the premises. or Of
lansing. Nay "a, 1896. DR.. { PRICE
575-wss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

!. " IhrockmOrtOn and George W
Jones have been invited by q number OF in-
1uential citizens Of Texas, headed by John
Hancock to stand as the Johnson candi-
dates Tor Governor and Lieut. Governor.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09
sPRANG ~ HUNT,

WAGON auI Carritgc Makers, foot Of Washtenaw
street, below the site Oi thu Iaasrig House.
wagons constantly ON hant. al rcAsOut1le prices.
Repairing done. 512yI
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,rmnOD q FRENCH.

trrlgN EYs ani seors At Law aud Solicitors ia
lnltelf. Particular attention vail DC given 10
cIuli g-1SI1g nlt Of the recent ~ar- once over
Tlei Hunter store.
4 b. Nw uu. l1juy J n FRENCH Jk-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

HJIjsATHc PHYSICIAN X SURGEON, Lansing
lisa UAcs three doors east OF the Post Once
e..llcac5, cosa-r Of Cherry ald Hlsiale streets.
5IOyl
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-oet AMI Shoe pellsr., have Just received a large
Assortment OF Spriug stock OF Boots and Shoes,
-llsiialg o. N5n's Womens Boys, Misses
Cllircls tal Yoc.A's wear Custom Work
fr'sDliy attended O..
.-l-tf JOHNS BAILEY.
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j. VAN KEUREN,

MASON aal Biiller, Lansing, Michigan. Keeps
constantly on hand 4nd Tor sale, Grand Rapids
Lime -tlcco. AMI Water Lime. Oihce at r. Booth
rsg1 s Co 5 Store. ly 625
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-09

.s,--,s.,rs 10 J C. Bailey 4 Co ) Bankers ami
r.et,.,s Hr5Aers dealers IA Government Secpri-
rss by AM sell Exchange
Lsa-ing o.. g. is65 o''yi
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4. II. MARTIN.

nAEiL..iNG SALOON over Dart X navis's Hardware
-.'fe. lansing shaving aud Hair Cutting IN the
Attest style. las also ialios Department. for the
ln'nuiactlre Of all Kinds OF HAIR Work IN connec-
tin with his shop. 56SyI
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DART ~ WILEY,

,rIJsgeIs C,lnsel.rs aud SJhcitors. Lansing
Nrmfm. Prompt attention given - Collections
rasne1t of ri,cs ana Investigation OF Land Titles
p C. ntsr Is $50 D. C. WHY
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HOISE
.InIINS L HALEY

u HUDSON, Proprietor, Lansing. Michigan, eppo
ste fhs Capitol building. Geuer4l stage One
kcp; On connection with the House 57Oyl
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n. 4. HAILEN

Physician lni surgeon, Lansing
Mai. iiIl.sal|l rs lelle. Nelt nd VI tAe Midi
rrT4bui.. s,c-iG attention given ~ chronic
csfnp' ants, ,li ieialie diseased ly53y
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c. A. COOK. Chicago. Ill.

General Agentfo the Northwestern States.
R. P HALL CO, Propristors. Nashua. y. H.
Sole AZ wholesale, IN Chicago, by Fuiler. Finch &
FULLER, and wholesale and retail, at Lansing, Mich
by Messrs- Brisbin Conciy, and Holmes x Thayer
and by druggists and dealers generally 553mo
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TO THE FARM RS.
TO T. AR NJ r. RS .

The quality oi custom made Boots and Shoes,
with which you have been familiar for the past
twenty i've years Is % day BETTER than before.
our stock is tanned THE OLD FASHIONED WAY, and
not destroyed by acids and hot liquors in hAsty tan
ming as is too often ths With Eastern stock
Our custom work Is warranted IN evory particular
and embraces Mems, Boys, WOmen's, Misses and
Children's wear. Ask for H. P BALDWIN 4 co :
CUSTOM WORK. 556yl
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IHE revenue tax OF i've cents per pound
upon cotton Is expected to yield so. 600. p
900.
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Ghe State 8epubliean:
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rOHN \. KERR * CO.,
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81 ADDRESSED
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
PAY AL~AYs ADFASos

A c,Dv Of the paper will b. sent gratis ols year
70 any person furnishing cl-' ol i, or more sud
,--.oers AZ 81 81 e--a per year.
eg-T11 Wo-k promptly and neaais executed a9
Orders for Printing ard Binding 20 every de7efip-
..,- t-e solicited ln connection With the bincefy
tso ftrrt..s of this Establishment are uneq q1sied
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NJ E D. - twenty-five frSt-class
w Joiners, for which will pay the highest cash
price c. c. DODGE.
Lansing, April 18th, 1850 4w57s
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c 4 u Il OX

Don't let any druggist or ieslc- urge upon you a
different article, a. there Is No preparation in the
world like this Beware OF any article purportug 10
be the SINE.
Try HALLS HAIR RENEWsR according TO Direc-
tions. and you viii use other.
II not sold al druggists IN your town, a trial bottle
will be sent you by express upon receipt Of one dol
lar by mall thus giving you 10 opportunity at
once of testing its excelsnt qualities
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JNO. ". LONGNEAK.
uOitATIO PRATT.

LAW, Cllucery aud Collecting Business, lansing
I..ai-lu. On.e oguI the Sscoad National Bank
6O7
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DOCTOR II. w. NELSON.

Attorney aud Counselor al Law and Solicitor IN
Chiaeory Mason, Ingham County, Mich. 1856
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TAILS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REN WEIR,

The name indicates, not oaly RZNyvs the growth
ot the hair when thin aai falling Of. bat positively
rsssrs s color 10 the original shade hen II IS turning
grey or white whether caused BY disease, grief or
old age.
Il viii certaialy DO what is cllimei Tor it, fact to
which hundreds, nay thousands, who have used it,
are iy and willing 20 testify. Where one bottle
Is fairly used, in any community, its reputation
"sprsals ike wili-nrc, and i@he best advertise
ment AMI recommendation NC desire. In the New
Elslani States. where the " RENFWEE original "a
the young aiics use Il as dressing, il IS found
on the toilet table o. young men, also At Their bar
bcrs } while older men ali women who desire a he
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