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Notice to ContractOrs.-NOtice

346 Of sessioL avs OF 1855 provi.lng Tor the con
sIruction OF the Briigton and OSceOia State Road
shall et Jobs for building .hs same a. follows. That
part - road II NswAyg) County, at the Brook 5
House. IN the village AM county # Newaygo, on
Saturday June ths 18th. 1850. a. 1 O'Clock p N
and that portion Meosts and Osceoia Counties AZ
Darling Hotel, the village Of Big Rapils MecOst4
County on Monday, July the q 1886. At ] O'Clock
p n Jobs VIII be- let - the Dwest responsible
biits- sor cutting out SAID rOtl AMI . rods wide
AMI for ca lsewaying With fsttened timber and "a
rails covered inches with earth Plans ol the
work gwen the time o. letting Payments to be
made 10 Swamp Lsn,s. 10 be selected il the counties
Of Neuaygo, Mecosts and Osceola
Datsd May list, 1896. CHAS. CARMICHAEL
579W4 Commissioner
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"a War IS considered certain
-. and Italy, are bringing I'M
Il. into The field. What is to be
/ contest which will probably in
/ r.,.ne Il is not easy 10 perceive.
-~.,.on would seem 10 hold the
s,over M bis hands, and must,
- less degree be responsible
al. q the struggle.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


~ To pursuance Of an act OF the egsature Of cts
state Of Michigan, entitled " An act 10 provide for
the drainage aud reclamation Of swamp Lands by
means Of Roads and bitches approved February r.
1859, and tho acts amendatory thereto, th8 IN Ter
signed commissioner OF the Engshvills and CrotOn
State Road, will. the 10th and 18th days OF July
A D. 1866 a. SextOnyille, Kent county, Mich, and
on the 10Th and 2lst days OF July a d. 1896 al the
Cr0.on House IN the village Of CrOt0n, NewaygO Co..
Mich let the contracts for the construction Of the
state road aforesaid 20 the lowest responsible bidder
excepting such portions thereof are now under
contract Said contracts will DO let for the building
and completion Of said road IN consecutive sections
commencing at the southern terminus.
Scaled proposals will be received by me at Sexton
vile, until the l4ih day = July, 1895. Records Of
the survey OF said road can be seen at my Office in
Sexton He and also 10 the Office Of the Register Vi
Daeds Of Kent and Newaygo Counties.
The Commissioner reserves the right TO reject all
bids IN his opinion not consistent with the interest
Of the State y SEXTON, Commissioner.
Dated May -, 1865 579w4
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MARRIED..

-p-R -0r.he 24lh last. at the residence Of
/ 80. 49,. Ia this city. BY Roy. l.. Il. Potter,
|. n ., Isckso8, Mich, % Mrs khoda
n. 81 ft1sl1E
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&c e. 4 G. e.

&c Z! 4 G. T.!
L The undersigned, prOpristOrs OF the Jones Lake
les hcuse are prepared to supply choice Lake Ice u
families by the season leaving 1t al their residences
every m1rai1g, al reasonable rates. Those who
may cesre occasional supplies Of Ice also secure
the same by leaving their orders at the American
Hotel, Or al. Daniels Livery Sable the evening pre-
vioas, or ~ personal application at wagos while
delivering TO customers DANIELS 4 HILL
Lansing, Nay 18th, 1896 579m2
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CHANCERY SALE. In ru--1-

Z a1ca All y FIrtle q , IsCret q u C-Cll.
C0lr. f3r 49, county ~ l1Cham o. cLlrc-ry. mas.
.hs sIh cav rs Novem5-r. l>55. u CERTAIN cals-
ttsre os-li--. vhereil N.TT l. Humphrey SOON
p.sll-Lt. Alt Emua q Irs.ey. Fla G-itsiu, ne
Cutie. -. hattis I-ll.a- .r- frank G1iseau ar~
-ef-l SAINTS
Nctics - hereby gwen tlat sil. 3 e.. p1r. a.c
tl1 the b -1e-- -le- - tie front aOrr " t-a
court H1l--. pa tae villas ot Ga-1- B. sal cIlc.Y
OF lnEha11 Dr. the safe u y -hl-s- fourteenth
cay Jsiy a. cu- o'closS o. tle aiIs--oll al TIA.
cerisil piece 20 pirre. o. a-- iyiu- ls sul -it
late u the county y. j. CHAN --- Sl-leof chi-lr
All k1osn. bouuisd an ce-cr BED a. f01NNs The
e,; h-f cd oi Che south east q1a-tsr ID % seq
tn uuIb r oo8, 10 Iowa f1.r f4) ulrtl 8. range
tso o. wet. containing eighty 60 4res, b. tie
S1rne moro or less
Date ~ Mason. l-is 18th day Cf Ma ls55
D CHaTTERTUN
CrCllt JOlrt Comm ssl l1cr flr lngham Go. Aich
InlN L-NlTEAR. Slir IL c1r-p -ai.art ira-a
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CONSTITUTIONS LIFE SYRUP

CURES ALL swELINGs or THE GLANDS,
Either OF the Pace, Neck, or Female Breast, and
should be taken as soon the swelling Is detected.
thus preventing their breaking and produeIng
Discharging Sores, which disagure 80 many OF thu
Younger portion Of she community, from siX to
twenty years Of age Young ohilirea are very sub
ject 70 Discharges from tho Bar which depends upon
a Scrofulous constitution. These eases soon recover
BY taking Il few doses Of the Lile Syrup.
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SOOTHING SY RUIZ

For Children Teething,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teetaing by
softening the gums, reducing all innammaiions, will
allay ALL rMN and spasmOdc action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, It will give rest TO your
selves and
Relief and Health to Your Infants.
We have put Up and sold this article for ever 30
years, and CAN SAT- IN CON1DESCs AND TRUTH OF it
what we have never been able 10 say of any other
medicins-SxvsR has II vAILED II a SINGLE INSTANCE
10 ETIEcT CURE, when timely used. Never did we
know An instance OF dissatisfaction BY any one who
used Il. On the contrary, a delighted with its
operations and speak ia terms o. Communication Of
It's magical effects And medical virtues We speak IN
this matter A" WHAT DO Know" amer 80 years
experiences; AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THs TUL-
F1LlNEST o. WHAT WE HERE DsCIARK. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain and
exhaustion, relief viii be found IN from 1,teen TO
twenty minutes afser the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using Will accompany each bot
tie. Mons genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS 4
PERKINS, New York, Is on the outside wrapper.
sold By all Druggists throughout the wOrd-
Price OAIy 35 cts. Per BEETLE. Sa&Is
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

/ q - 7 - Somewhere on Allegan st.
l. on Monday afternoon, May 18th, lse6,-
A BEAVER CLOTH OvFRCOATi
The buttoahOiss were somewhat worn and there
was iinan pocket handkerchief in one Of the
pockets whoever will return said coat 10 the IN der
signed. at Visits saloon IL this city will be libsr
ally rewarded. JACOB STRICLR
Lansing, May 18th, 1866. 579w2@
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~ hereby gwen. that the contracts for the ocr-
--rlction 81 that part ~ the CsSS River ard vi.
Pow Bay safe Ral which lies II Huron County.
will he es at the following piaess, VIZ. Al Mr.
Camp5ells, OF Section 81, town IS North. u range
II East az zen O'Clock A n. the p n cay % June
next. also at r = Slnire-' Wild Fowl Bay. IN tie
2s;h tsy = June next. 80 ten o'clock A u
Contracts Will be let - ths lowest response ble
bi1os- ID Pursuance OF the Acl No HI OF the laws
" 1859 acc the amendments tbcrete now "a force
Payments % De maize n swamp Lands Not less
than one hall mile viii DO let IN sBy one Contract
Specifications are with the COnmissi 0ner AM open
for public inspection. Good security viii be required
o. al contractors
b. JOHNSON COMMISSIONED
Fair Haven Aay 18Th 1906 ss-57a
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IT p. Hitchcock * Brother.
IL. Successors toJ c Armstrong, sell
WINDOW SHADES & FIXTURES.
PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES,
W A l. l. APER,
J L " L LRY,
LOCKS,
TOYS.
&c. &c. &c, &c.
ESTATE OF JAMES w. Bill

ESTATE OF JAMES w. Bill
II lnss and Mary E. Billings. minors.-SrATE OF
MICHIGAN, County OF InghaFa sat- session Of the
ProoateCOuFt for ths county Of Ingham holden at
the Probate Of1ce in the village Of Mason, on the
2Sf csy Of Nay, n ths year one thousand eight
hnnd I'd and sixty six Present, Horatio Pratt
Judge cf Probate. In the matter OF the estate of
James ". Billings end Mary F.. Billings, minors
o. reading and ding :he petition. duly vsrinsd, OF
Elizabeth Billings, guardian OF said minors praying
for license to sell certain real estate Of said minors
Thsreupon 1t il ordered, that Wednesday the 10th
day Of June, 1866, at 10 O'Clock ia the forenoon
be assigned for the Esariag OF SAID petition and that
the next of kin Of said minors and all other persons
Interested IN said estate are required to appear At
session Of said Court then to be holden at the Pro-
bate Once in the village OF Mason and shOw cause
if any thsre be, Why the prayer OF the petitioner
should not be granted And 10 IS further Ordered
that said petitioner give notice tOthe persons
ted in said estate, of the tendency ofsaid petition
aad the hearing thereof by causing copy OF this or
der to BE- published IN the sssing State Republican
newspaper printed and circulated in said county OF
Ingham, 3sucoessive weeks previous to said day Of
hearing (AtruO copy HORATIo PRATT,
Slows Judge Of Probate.
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NERv OF MES 5

NERVOUS DEBILITY SHATTERED NFRVES.
IT YITJS' DAME Loss or TOWER.
CONFUSION OF THOUGHTS, KfuE1sN-
Thousands who have sl1srei f5r years vii bic =
sae aAy On which ihey Tea these lines Particularly
90 weaksl1sr.ag wonss vii this msiiciae prove an
inestimable bless Hsiirecting their footsteps 30
Hope which fulhlls more thAa n promises
ERIC L IAL DI 5 r A SEES
SALVATION ROrTING or B0NES,
BAD COMPLEXION ACnEs n BONES.
FEELING OP WEAKNESS, DEPRESSlOS Of SPIRITS
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T. Il Il Z II ; remaining unclaimed
II in the Posi Ofics at lansing, state Of Michigan
on the 30th day Of May. 1866
A. To obtain any Of these letters the applicant
must caN for Naturalization" give the date q
thislist. aai pay one cent for advertising
81 If not called for within one mOniA they will
be sont 10 the Dead LetterO Iicc
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be sont 20 the Dead LetterOnicc.
Aiken, J. Kennedy, Alex
Alien, Albert Keith, Mrs. II. T.
Adams jennie
Adams, r II. McIAin, James
Austin. Z Morris, John
McRoberts, Chas. II
Benson, Miss Sarah Miller Ms Ssmnel
Blumbrrg, Friend n Miller, MIS- Mary
Bush, Henry, Miller, Geo.
Bogar, David Moore, Miss Angeline
Breeze II. Mitchell ". A.
Briggs. Mrs. Hary Moore Jenney
Beal Mrs Mary A
Bailey, Mrs. Mary }. Newell, Mrs. L c.
Bull, Miss Jennis : 2
Bailey, E.P PolhenuS, Mrs a. r.
B.isbin G.. ) Polhemcs, Mrs Altha
Barker, Ere Porter, Henry
Beal. James Phelps Samuel
Bruen, J. ID Parks, :. J.
Budienbaum, Henry
eastman, Charles Rodgers 5.
croSsmia. stephen Rester, Chas
Richards, Geo g.
Drake, Frederick Reynolds. Mss Julia
Rector Miss Ella
Eiet. George Russell MiSs tmme
Everett VIM. E ROu1es.S s
Fuller, Geo. +. . smith, Judson
Foster Jas SiOcum, Chsrles
Foster, Geo. J. Steikhart, Theodore
Francis, Geo. L. Spragse, Mrs. D. J.
G Slater Hugh z
Gardner, Mary S0uthwsn, X. y,
Green Carney Sutf r.
GortOn. James SAearer, u. X.
Smalley, s. d.
Heath Wm. "A. =
Hsuesy, Miss Reks Thompson, B =.
Hudson, Alvin Tswsy, COrnelius
Harvey, Thos. Turner, Mrs. Sarah J
Hammond, Eugene Thomas, A. J
HiliArd. C. VI.
Hall, Grin E VAnschoist, John T.
Hull, VIM. ). Vsnsch0isk. VIM.
Hahn, John Vsnn0rtWiek, q. b
Hoyer. Lydia
Hagsrmsn, Lucy Walter, Fredriek
Wiiber, Geo.
johnson, Mrs. Rschsl Wagner, Michai
Jacobs, Charles whitney, G. ".
JShnsOa, hrs AarJ uhIte, Dr.. J.W.
&. L0SGTBAR, Pest HAstsr.
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-s.rELERs' GUIDE
owazsO RAILROAD.

ruANEb
s''T ,,s.ins st II a NJ arriving a.
- oI ?, ,. a.sP N. arriving at Lansing
..x,se AND SAGINAW RAILROAD.
1.,.,ue at sl5 A. u, arriving at
i y x...ou 1850 P. ~ arriving at Ian
4 = P , MILWAUKEE RAILROAD.
4 rsJ1 - -, aae Milwaukee arrive and
2 e 80, = follows ,...,. W.
o. - 4 Mixed. ........ $40 p. a.
.... Mixed -......--- 10 a. r.
200. Nal .....-....- 80 p q
-. - rryrRAL RAILROAD.
M-Hl,A,, -. Csairal Railroai arrive and
!. y - ~. - blows:
4 ron - TRIMS wEEwAED
r s.s'i''. Arnoe.
DqaH ,,-gslAat ...-...-.--l,9.iio 4 =
-ir. ss ,egs lDay Express gee. % p =
49,. s.,1ts iEvenias hxpress - r- n
llp'. xlSishs Express 2;'OA' <.
i '''..... sOcIHERN RAILROAD.
49,. ssort from Jars'oa o. this road,
..s,Sasi l-.s5 p T.
-, ~mlllf0F q
STAGE
7-sr Tuesdays Thur-days and
-s-ss' '....-r 4 a. arrive Mondays
p y. F-.iays
~ ~ ~ ~ n Ea;oa Rapids ans Charlotte,
1 xAA
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RI EU IA IT'S VI.

II there Is Az disease d Wai-h TIE Constitution
LIE syrup Is a S1vereirl. 10 Is a rheumatism an
ITS kindred Affections Ile mos iasens- lAins an
almost iastla;ly alss ksec- Eormoas sNehlHSs arc
reduced. Cls.s enron De- or v.carsols OF twenty OF
II ny yeas siA1 ling have been caT~1.
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1Irs. Winslow, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician,
Presents TO Ae AHentiOn Of Mothers her
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CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purgss the SYSTEM
entirely from all ths evil effects OF MerceTy, rsmov-
ng the Bid Breath, curing the Weak Joints and Rheu-
matte Pains which ths Use Of CAoms sure 30 pro-
duce II hardens Spongy Gums an secures the teeth
As nrmiy ever
TITUTION LIFE 81 RUP
ErAdicatss, root and branch all Eruptse Diseases,
OF tbs SkIn Ike
ULCERS. PIAfPLES. BLOHHES.
and all other difficulties If tins Kind which much
cisngure the outward appear lnoe u both makes and
females. often uakiag them a Disgusting object %
themselves and Their friends.
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nor SALE Sett Of door and window
IL Blinds, compleie, with Bolts ana Bars-sui table
for store
oyster lamp sign
l - gallon Tn OIL Can
l Large Zlnc Bath Tub.
Cheese safes, suitable for GroceTs.
All the above named articles N good order and
will be sold cheap as have no use for them
o. a. JENI5ON
Lansing, May Is, 1886 silva
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TOIIN RNOLD begs to inform
y Of ths city OF Lansing and vicinity
that he has commenced business. Is prepared 20
make Boots and shoes 80 order IN the best and latest
styles A. thinkSfrom his lOag experienced bust
ness, both 10 work aad material, he give salts
faction TO all who Will give him acl Ono door south
OF Ar whitley store and opposite the Edgar House
\. B-Repars done with nsAtness And dispatch
572m6 JOHN ARNOLD.
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Notice TO COntractOrs.-No,ic

C.rCa.t CO1rt Clmrn ssi 1acT f1r lngharn Co Aich
J0lS " LasCTzAR. Siir lc- complainant tw57
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DY agreement with the new publishers Of
- the Gazette, all Inscriptions which have
been paid in advance will be credited on the
new list; and those in arrears for six months
or less will be transferred and become PAYABLE
to G. L G. K. Frysinger. In cases where sub
script ons are due for the whole year between
lat January and lst March. charge them
for the whole year. Tenn porary advertise
nents in the paper up to lst January are
payable to the undersigned; but all others.
except where special contracts have been
made, will be charged by g. F. & Son from
Sd January, unless ordered to lie discontinu
ed at once. Where special contracts exist,
parties will be notified to whom they are paw
able.
We are preparing our accounts for subscrip
ton, advertising and job work for settlement,
and trust all who know themselves indebted
will call and make payment.
Those having claims against me are re.
quested to present them for payment.
DAVID OVER,
-Iewistovu, Jan. 10. lS66
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Care Of Hogs in the Winter.

Store hogs especially shoats, really
ought 10 have warm and dry apart
ments during cold weather Their thin
protection Of hair affords them but lit
tie warmth, hence the Importance OF
warm pig sites, we'll Uttered with dry
straw, and so tight that cold winds
will not blow directly on them. 1t is
far more economical to keep the ani
mais warm in snug, well ventilated
piggery than by extra feed, and this
viii promote faster growth, if they
are kept comfortably warm by good
building. When piggery Is spacious,
with one end open to the weather SO
that winds make their sleeping place
uncomfortabIy cold, a portion should
be parttiOned off with boards having
their edges well jointed, and narrow
entrance made at the point least ex-
posed. Then nail board six or eight
inches high across the bottom Of the
entrance to keep the straw from being
worked out. Let q liberal supply of
straw always be provided
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Entire Confidence

goes ne place in the merits of his Restorer
tni he "tfers in cases to refund the mona,
s'ter thorough trial of two bottles if !,
iaiis TO give perfect satisfaction. Nrtb.r.
Hn'se ehildren's hair is harsh and uirv or
'llh and scant, will find 10y using the Re-.
s'ofer II VIII Immediately improve. thereby
iaying the foundation ior good head Of hu,r
50 desirable in after lille. N u ""i'
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Elegantly Perfumed,
Furely Vegetable Production.

we challenge the world to produce an in,
stance where the Restorer has failed when
used according to directions 1t is used and
recomm Re, ended by the Clergy and the Faculty.
Ine proprietor ls aware of the many who
nave been disappointed by the high sounding
PIetehse OF the numerous hair preparations
win which the market has been filed for a
few years past, but such
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OH, HOW LATE 1T is
But better late than never,

So now I'll turn the crank just wait
And sec " hats kept the thing laTe;
But my machine l. bard to run
To use i now for sport or fun.
But more important news you'll hear
II the machine don't get out of gear.
While fact | EOw give 10 the nation,
lis genuine Russian Stoves-no imitation.
New in design. very pretty and neat
For sarIng VoUITTie ann raIsIng heat.
My Gas burner Stove indeed cant be beat,
None ike them elsewhere youmeet.
have q large lot. and now us late.
Therefore the prices viii accordingly rate,
Many other Stoves with my celebrated Cook,
Are in the same fx-Just give US a took.
And here you'H see very fine lot,
OF most handsome Oh Shades I've bought;
Also, Stair Oil Cloth, US new style,
With table aud floor 10 wear awhile.
Treble plated spoons and Forks first rata
White ivory handled Knives. all to mate,
And something in Cutlery youl md new,
As well a. IN toilet and chamber ware too.
But please remember this little bit.
| sell new beginners complete OUTFIT,
Cheaper ana better than you do
By buying here little and there few,
Now as for Tin-ware. I've plenty of that;
Also Lard Cans, and Presses for fat;
For jubbing spOGtIng you're just right,
If you call at the Coffee Pot day or night
Many new thing indeed you've missed,
For I've not had time to give you a list
And now Ia ike 10 say still more.
But this only III say have full store.
And turning the crank I'm tired It's seen.
on thar had pIcuy steam machine
To keep YOU AL posted Of things IN my line,
Kef: st the famous Big Coffee Pot sign.
by J. IRWIN WALLIS.
Bovl East market IL, Lee IStO~n Pa.
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End Of the War!
New Grocery and Provision
s T OF &.

TIL subscribers have Just opened out on the corner
OF Market and Brown Streets in the room lately
occupied by Edward FTysiuger. as a Tobacco and
Segar store, large splendid and cheap assortment
Of GroeeFes, Provisions, &c consisting IN part Of
Inc best qualities OF Sugars in the market ranptny
from l212 TO 10. Is, :" and % cents per pound -
syrup. sugar House and Baking MolaSses.
Lagnyra and Rl0 Coffee. Tomaon's celebrated Pat
eDt Cotees, Rio, Turkey and Essence Of Coffee Ba-
kers Chocolate; Imperial Young Hyson. Oolong ana
Japan Teas, the finest and the pure>t IN Ihe market
4 complete assortment # Spices. ground ana
whole: Cream Of Iarter Soda Baking and Washing
SaiaTaJu-- Starch.
Dairy Salt u large and small sacks to suit pur-
cnaseTS.
Briggs swifts celebrated CincInnati sugar cur...
Hams Dried Beef: Burlington Herring &c-
SheppaTds celebrated Pitt-bHrg Crackers. water
Butter. sugar; Soda and Ginger Snaps.
And everything that II generally found IN srerI{ai
Grocery and Provision Store. All Our goods have
been selected with great and with the view 10
furnish the citizens Of Lewisiown and vicinity with
first class Of Groceries al low figure share OF the
public Patronage II respectfully solicited.
Country produce taken IN exchange.
june :. WEBER 4 SON
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Puff Cake.-Six eggs, six cups OF
flour, four ofsugar, two Of sweet milk,
niue ounces Of butter, four teaspoons
OF cream of tartar, two Of soda.
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Wine So.ce A pint of wine, halt
tcacup Of butter, and enough sugar To
make it into Il syrup, with or without
fayoring essences.
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Telegraphing.

The arrangements for Telegraphing are far in i'd
vance of anything of the kind ever offered to ths
pubic. regular Telegraph Line is connected win
me institution with twenty branch offices various
parts al the city, where public business Is transacted
ana IN which the students OF this Institution per
united to practice. No regular Office practice can Cd
nag III any other school of instructonin the county!
without which one can Obtain a rositinp as prac
ucaI operator. Young men cautioned against tue
deceptive representations of those who without 81!
such Iacilities, pretend 10 teach Teiegraph.ng.
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r e 9 T = Z 8 !.

A Simple Ren,edy.-A New Hamp-
shire gentleman says: Take large
tablespoonsful of cologne and 2 tea
spoousfal of fine salt, mix them togeth-
or in small bottle: every time you
have any acute affection of the facial
nerves, or neuralgia, simply breat!,
fumes in your nose from the bottle
and you will be Immediately relieved
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"r' clocks Excelsior Hair Resorar

whsra I .e &c no other. Sold by druggists every
r. on at 81 w per hottie, nr sir hn,,Iao g.
$0'oo' Dr. F. b. CLOCK. Proprietor '''
f. D. Holman, Agt. for Mifiin CO. ;n24-an
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07
A Single Trial

" VIII e'n'ince the most sceptical of its merit.
Cp'e CnEe use 1t and you will always use use i
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07

YNIlE following is list of the Collectors Of
II State and County Taxes for 1866.
Wayne-Wm. B. Lukens.
Olyer-Albert H. Bee
Newton Hamilton VIM. S. Uttley.
Granvile-Joseph Burns
Derry-William Cunningham.
Lewistown-James Wallis.
Decatur-Samuel Brewer.
Armagh-John NJ Bell
Brown-John Hays
Cnion-Albert G Gibbonsy.
MennO-Wm. j Fleming.
Brattnn-Thomas Rnop.
All Of whom are hereby notified to appear
at The Commissioners Office on Wednesday,
February 18th, with their bonds signed by
the Collector and two good sureties Blanks
can be bad ut the office
jan24-3t JOS. S. WAREAM, Clerk.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07

Cookies.--Four teacups OF -four, rub
IN two teacups Of sugar, one of butter.
two-thirds cup Of butter-milk, egg,
nutmeg, soda.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07

Co5d Sauce.-Beat up fresh butter
and powdered sugar To q cream, flavor
with nutmeg and any essence. This
is used with hot cake.