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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-04
NEURAPATHIC BALSAN
Natures Great ReStOrH

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several Piiy-iclaI>, also all dis,a-,- - 81
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ooiliraoti"in- pill, burns tprai;l-. tl-a--.
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clements q; !l.r such la...gyl-ia irois. -1l5
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hiSt!H charged Wl.h ,lvotrics;v and IN
i.lISam l. lut IN IA BOTTLE .,i,i fi.ll dire
IL AID dollar
for >.I!r 81. B-.:i,-y ~ l'li-- T4irr.r a.
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tie "il- v a.; GRAY ford & Aldrs,,. Ca.,l,... ,
druggist generally
a. HAYNES "a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-04

COMMENCEMENT AT DARTMOUTII.-The
exercises at old Dartmouth, commences
ment week, are the Baccalaureate dis
course by President Smith, Sabbath after
noon, July 10 prize speaking by the
Juniors and Sophomore, Monday even
in9 Class day Tuesday afternoon, and
address before the theological society.
Tuesday evening. by Rev L. n Kirk, ID.
d., Of Boston Wednesday forenoon, adj
dress before the Phi Beta kappas by Rev
l.. \. Park, ID. d., of Andover Wednes-
afternoon, anniversary exercises of the
united literary societies, with address by
Hon. Thomas Russell, and poem by Rev.
Elijah Kellogg Of Boston Commence
ment, Thursday, July 10. We notice that
q large number Of the speakers in the
"laduatln" class are from Vermont. The
following are the ermOnters: Henry
Clay Idle, Passump>ic; Chester W. NIer-
rill, Montpelier; VIM. b. Perrin, Berlin ::
Edward \. Bishop, Windsor; Geo. w
Wing, Montpelier: Grin GambelI, .Jr.,
Randolph; Lewis 5. Wood, Calais The
Gcrnlania band of Boston furnish the nll-
SIC ior commencement, and give the an
nual concert Wednesday evening, July Il.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-04

TRIAL OF JET. DAvls.-NcwSpaper
correspondents are again predicting the
immediate trial of Davis. 1t seems to be
the general impression that his trial will
soon take place. 1t is said that the coy
crnment has retained Mc>srS. Eyarts of
New York. Clifford of Mas. and kos,eau
OF n.y., u counsel Tor the trial. and they
are al work preparing for the case At
torney General Speed has cone West,
some say for health, others. to prepare for
the trial of Davis at Louisville or Nash
vile, IN consequence of the determination
OF Chief Justice Chase that he shall NOT
be tried in Virginia. \ Kentucky or
tennessee jury would probably be more
Likely TO convict Davis than one imuan.
ncled III Virginia. The probabilities are
that his trial IN any of the rebel States bv
Jury would be nothing but farce and ex-
penSe TO the government
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-04

l'rlze speaking al Dartmouth COLLEGE.
occurs Monday evening, July L. The
following are among the speakers selected:
Jah'or CktSS-J H. I.add. Orange. Vi. 3:
Sophomore ChrxS-Jolln h Lord. Montpe-
her, Vt: John W Page, Montpelier.
VT; Charles ParkhurSt, Sharon, Vi. ::
Henry {. Bliss. Hartford, Vt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-04
t.. HAYNES a 90,

Nan. .
N'esT-- +. lisynes * rIca1l.te .-.
i"r tie lat ~ YEAR almost - -,larl .-
The pii'-, and foI;ld nothing -llu- No.lE .r
IL un'l las 4 iis,,r I L., gan To- ta-t,,-
N"lir o'iloa- iFat Ole. thinking Il "a r.. s.
plant ! cv:IIinG,G 20 ta--e L Ia -,s,s..l
An Il 10 To iav IIs-s' 4, li-h. iogud a.
aild nov Huuld lo' b, Ri.hasr nour is'
t'-7l 81 mon = ,l'.N t-:ioyIil-- p, .-.r
have ioT the last Fix y,-.r- You M. 81 ID
fhi> II sou Ihilih la~t- hol,slg Hou i:.ar IS
the III 1i.ir. TIa,y Eoura, alHt
g.. r,>. NJ
l. llsyn,S Z -rr,nyssa.s.- tl:4 d.,
ok LAT hoo,rui. 7 from, n, llusI1l,- IA
IA -rE, Captain Page ON ;ig 10 ilr ,,a.r f.-
ieui't lis> ai..i, I'D Nth -cIIr1y. s41
Sailing laa' t~o application Of kuuI y, ...-
and taking h-if a :easl'eu-.fi.l tric, a Gsl ','
{ lilt'is c-lr- d me i; Nerl,-d Tx "a ch-~..
make zach IL. OF ii ~ yOu pleas. IL .u "a
No - Ny
Be-so>.
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Troubled with worrn-- -,Iiual-lr sfi,.crlu-,
.idiNi--d IL 5ry yuEr N,lirspatiic iial>asl. 81
found 10 NV suIl,ri-c j; had TIN desired Q
ih'';a entirely incln h.r. also iri,d l. ~
croai. NitA r,sl,ct sscc,'--, and &, ii,Ec e -f
thai can i'r l-lrtIl io- ,iiil,T of these com
n liberty 70 publish this il pou think i,,--
witnrse, J. :. I. Casting. CHaEa- . ii.+.
Va
tie lrs..sc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-04

Affairs in Utah are assuming Il some
WHAT srrion> aspect Reports OF an excl
TED and bcIligvrcmt state of feeling anon"
the Morimon> have been current OF late.
anl II has been stated that mysterious
murders had been committed. The Salt
Lake Union Ne'lcttc, of the 18th inst.
gives the "details OF the recent murder in
that city ot Mr, Br;ss>iicld, quiet and
p'.lcrabl, citizen, who had made himself
obnoxious 10 the Mormous by marrying a
i;'iy claimed IL the wife in polygainy of
one of their number The Ec,lctte >ays
that in the opinion OF the Gentle commu
mt.y, this murder was in>tlgated by men
high i'll authority in the Mormon church.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-04

TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.-On Saturday.
the ith OF April, the work OF slowing
away tie cable in the tanks prepared for
lis reception commenced Oh board the
Great Eastern y steam tug arrived
along side with 200 miles of cable. from
the works nj East Greenwich. According
TO present arrangements, it Is expected that
the enterprise will again be tried about
the beginning Of July.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-04
Religious Intelligence.

Ia" lSDuIp. ' IL. lie cliiICilcS oi 'NNEI-
cuse, y. T., have shared richly in the re-
vival. In Amherst COLLEGE there have
been between thirty and forty conversions;
at Bowdoin, twelve TO fifteen; at Yale.
from scventy-fve 10 4 hundred. Rev. T.
l.. Cuyler's church ut Brooklyn, y. T..
has received POP new members. Thirty
converts have been added TO the church III
OSwego. y. Y. of which Rev $ y.
Greeley is pastor,
The following summary OF revival i'll
teligence we clip from tie last Con@rega-
tionali>t. TIE III. +. Dur;,nt referred 10.
has been one OF the most prominent and
successful lawyers of Boston for mans
years:
In Boston, and lis immediate vicinity.
there has been 10 marked change since
or last weeks report. There seems 10
be no limlnution of interest. and in some
sections it Is decidedly on the increase
Rev. Mr.. Earle Is prcachin" every morn
inc this week at Park Street church, and
i'll the afternoons and evenings al DIR.
llaguc'S Qiapiist.) IL. +. Duramt. Es,l,,
Is TUTORING. Tor several consecutive eve
nin9>. in Rev. Dr. Adams church and
his brother. Judge Smith OF California.
who has recently given himself 10 the ser
wee OF the Lord. l. Speaking in different
places with great power. Ii * Il cau>c
Tor great rejoicing when such men - stand
up Tor jesus" and the Influence they ex-
crt. and the good lllcv are the mean- oi
accom- li>hing, is not likely to lc o.cr-r>-
tlmatcd
BY a private lrt!cr we learn interesting
particulars OF 4 precious work OF grace i'll
CASTING. Maine. The whole community
is moved, Il feeling n deep ~olenmi,y per
vades the people. and the revival l. the
principal topic of conversation. ~
whole aspect promises still Greater results.
ana Christians are Greatly encouraged
At Portland, the revival interest h.>. OF
late. seemed 10 increase i'll some of the
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-04

Bishop Mcllraine has proposed pray
er to avert the cholera, which will be read
IN all the congregations OF the diocese of
Ohio.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-04

An attempt was made to a>>assinate the
Gar of Russia. but the bullet missed lis
AIM.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-04
600 CORDS OF WOOD
Saved annually br tue

Saved annually By the
: L f. " Il II L y L u ! 4.
Now in use in Caledonia county
d. B0INTON, ST yohn~burF,
Agent f1r tt' 4 .--'
April II, lS66. ga
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-04

April II, 1866.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-04

G. VI. STONE e. co.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
Aqua de MaguC

Aqua de MagnOlia.-A toilet delight The
ladies treasure and gentlemen : boonl The sweet
est thing and largest quantity. Manufactured from
the rich southern Magnolia. Used for bathing the
face ami person to render the sam soft and fresh 70
prevent eruptioas, TO perfume clothing, &c.
Il removes the unpleasant olor Of perspiration.
It removes edness- tan, b,otches *.
Il cures nervous heaiachelnI alays Inflammation
It cools, sofsens and adds delicacy to the skin
Il yields subdued ami lasting perfume.
Il cures musqueto bites AMI stiugs Of insects.
II contains DO material injurious % the skin.
Pstronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. Ii Is
what every lsiy should have. sid everywhere Trv
the Magnolia Water once and you viii use no other
Cologne Perfumery, OF Toilet Water afterwards.
HAGAN's NOLIA BALM.
TINS is the most dehghiscl and extraordinary ar
i,le ever discovered. ltchaages the sun-burn. lace
ami hauls TO pea-ly s.tin texture cf ravishiur
beauty. Importing Tie marble beauty of youth. and
the s-ia ggs learaLce SO ilv-.Es 10 Tie Clty belle
ot aslIo-. l. removes tan. ile-Sl-s. p.mp..s aud
rolghness from ne SKIN leaving the completion
fresh, transparent aul smooth. It contains 10 ma
teral injuTous TO the skin a-roa zed 1y Actresses
and Opera Singers. Il IS what every LADY should
have. sold everywhere. Retail price so CTS.
Prepared by ". E. HAGEN, Troy, Ny
Address al orders 20
aS2yl DENAs, BARNES & Co, New YORK.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01

Lyons Periodical DrOps.-The Great Re
male Remedy for Irreguarities.-The drops are
scientifically compounded fluid preparations and bet
ter than any Pills, Powders Nostrums Being liquid
theraction Is direct and positive, rendering them
reliable speedy and certain specific for the cure ofa
distractions and suppressions Of nature. Theirpop-
ularity indicated by the fact that over 100 600 bot
ties are annually sold and consumed by the ladies Of
the United states, every one Of whom speak in the
strongest terms Of praise Of their great merits They
rapidly take the place of every other Female Rem
edy, and are considered by all who know acght Il
them, as the surest, safest aud most lnfallible
preparation IN the world for Tie all female
complaints tie removal Of all distractions Of ma
ture, and the promotion Of health, regularity and
strength. Explicit directions. stating when they
may be used, and explaining when and why they
should not could not be used without producing
effects contrary TO natures chosen laws will be
found carefully folded around each bottle ith the
written signature Of JOHN l.. Lyon, vs. .thout which
none are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. JOHN l. LYON. los Chapel
Street, New Haveu, Conn, who can be- consulted
either personally by mail enclosing stamp,) con
oerniue all private diseases AMI female weaknesses
Sold by druggists everywhere Price 81 so per
bottle c. c. CLARK SEQ
550yl Gen Agents Tor L. : ami Canadss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
r,u.Iiapg the Bounties.

y the new bill TO equallze
IL i passed both Houses and was
,Sr ihs President z
a b 4 saa g.. III nat ,a,. 70 - e9 ., a., aad
- p snlstsc MO zoe afil iss - .ls C1i-
~ n .sef ~ ,r-,s years AID having served
- - l--..-.-ot. has been hOaOraOly dis
- e. -eceivel " = entitled 70 Re
a. II = ~ - -ta.ss AZ Ter EXISTING lave,
- 1e ~, - such soldier eaiistr4 for not
~ - El0 has D-e1 AonOraDiy Cir
p. ~ - ~ wounds received IN the line OF
$50. MINOR children, or parents 10
a u - y - ,oy such soldier who oied IA the
~ ~ stated Or u disease, or wounds
80 The serS icsl and IA TIE me Of
= VI - 81 /. t..a additional bounty q SiOy.
rs,irs-..s AID every soldier HhO enlisted
! - - - ~ ted sites after the 18th cay
~ 80 The rebellion, l0r q period 81
- = rsars and " 10 j. To- .-cl--r- 10 tAt
~ [~cefy - ssho h..s been LonoTaDly de-
- - .ltsrEervlug tgo years aud VITO
= - -sotltlec 10 receive from the intel
y %s.1klI.',ry AVS. q bounty u so anu 10
H. - 49, "a lis I'd Tor lees tLan Two years,
{ Il s! s---,tly discharged On account ~
- = - tbe line q duty, and the WiiGw,
~ - ,areuts n ne order nzuled, u
Z = - - L.e1 u TIE service Of Tie Uni
NJ l-s.sse o. wounds contracted while
49, fnlted states IN the inc o. duty,
u 4 - lsItional bounty u $50 hereby al
~ - nat any colder who had barter
- Fsi-.,-.r sferred. loaned, exchanged. or
n, :! So .scharge papers, Or any interest
~ ~ --.-,xased b. this or ans other act oil
~ h<ss,s, he entitled 20 receive any sdditi-
- - 49, and When application is made
= IL ~ - ala bounty, he shall be required
" - ~ - peralties OF perjury, 70 make
1. II = y - N lis IDENTITY, and mat he has
MI - assigned Transferred exchang-
~ Esfis. .s.y either hls ischarge papers,
! ~ - az bounty, shall a. Aforesaid. and
NJ f,'frty be entertained Dy the Pay
= $50 or other accounting or disoursmg
- = - spya receipt ~ TIE claimants Ole
- .cconpaniad BY sue statement under
= ~, - .ect.on PROV ded.
II Ifs1,5ka fnrthsr eHdo,sdi lhat 10 the pay
Iei sD.ss,sral bounty herein provided for, Il
q II, 80 a The P4ymaster General under
IS - s9s,1lstious a. may b. prescribed uy
-eErgs- - cause q be- examined the &C
go ~ every soldier who MAKES app.ica-
- - 4 found entitled thereto, pay sail
ID = - ssftlement and payment Of claims
n n $3.50 hourly due the widows az Leirs
1901. the accounting officers Of the
-. governed by the restrictions pre-
- =. b master General by the Secretary
rIc,1 =. meat shall be- made N ike man
- y - direction Of tie Secretary u the
d.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
An EnectuaI Worm I.aici,e-s-,,,r.

An Eneetual Worm uedieine.-Brovn 8
Vermflge comat- or Worm l. z-uge.. Macf ..-s-
ness undoubtedly, with children and ssuis attribu-
ted to other causes. is occasioned by worms The
" Vermfage Comais. although n ctlal "a. destroy.
Ing worms can go p-ssi5ie irjsrv ., the most del
ica;e ch.lf. r.iz valuable ooiat nation h-s ben
successfully --- .y ptys. -s and illu4 q, o. s4.e
and sue ID erAdicatng worms 50 Lartfu 70 children
Children having worms require imme -late atten
ton as neglect Of the trouble oft-a causes pro
louset ckness.
SYMPTOMS OF worms "A children are often over
iooSel. Worms IN the stomach and bowels cause
irritation which be removed Only by the use Of
sure remedy. The combination Of H. grsdents 4sed
IN NAB ug BroD' Vsrmifug> Copfs Is such C., 70
2 W ihe best possible effect with safety.
Curtis and Brown, Proprieiors, New X.rk Sold by
all de'lers 10 medicines, u = CTS. . box 57svl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
Errors of Youth.-Aesp,.e,ass

Errors OF Youth gentleman who suffered
Tor years from nervous debility. premature decay
aid al The e. cts Of yo-tltl4 naisoreiJn viii for
the sake % 'rering humanity send free % an who
heed II. Tie receipt and d.recIons Tor uaSiug tie
simple remedy by w.ich be vas cured. sufferers
wishing O. ~ 20 by the alvertisers experience
can Go 50 by ADDRESSING ia per'ec, coadl euce.
JOHN B. OGDEN.
5'5n.' NJ. 10 Chambers 81, New York
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

said q lie ladies' Of France, that, as a
I ~ are he haadsomest in the world With
I - ,Ase1s aad black hair, who can help but
" 'elpau Pills never fail to make the
tana ga healthy and rosy hue Ladies try
\ 'NsAe oy al Druggists. 55Sw5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01


~ - THEogIEs. GIVE me a place
81 q ever 90, says Archim0les,
al ~ IN move the world" "Glve me
nj .lwaiulteratpd drugs" says Medi-
Z II |ss Olden time, land ! Will cure
Z r~ssose. both or these learned pun
"a a. he yeriest Charlatans They
ri ~ vas no place 10 rest their lever
A 80 % move the world or 10 cure dis
q Mechanism was 10 backward state,
lEs y -silea profession was but another
~ Z. 4, orery, and I'll tie adjuncts OF
q (, ges anil charms Of the d" evil eye, "
M y, ,,sse latter days have borne into US
{ T.ns more than even superstition and
~ ever dreamt Of in their madest
: why 10 these days Of practical
= wat was theory IS fact to-day, and
a sa6 tine notions become as bubbles
n. !, m anil burst and break with every
sEs draw.
2 4 Arhime,les shoulder his lever and
~ sad Q resting place Tor IL 10 move
~ wd etmine ancient Medicus pant
.lb0 more for the drugs be So sorely
5r We have them al our hand, ever
% serve them at his beck.
% bel 10 tie Laboratory OF Or. Maggiel
lss sx materials kn0wn in the medical
~ son are oalaiulble by any one. His
IN : Gspeg.ic, aud D.arrhea Pill stand
" lsl, and his Salye operates with
wy raj feet upon burns, scalIs, and all
ri Ulcers OF the skin.
t1 We think Macsiers Pills and
:, are .ie wonder of this century, and
90 happy in the thought that many
tmGolr brethren Of the craft agree
~ j. We would earnestly counsel that
- Anls provide themselves With DR..
- ,gkis PpparatiOns at once, and keep
IN raj At hand, so as TO use them III
-. lis gy0r,une time and as occasion
: ns-lalsy Sentinel ly-557Oam
AL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01

n Nothing ike Dr. yelpau's French
i''Png the complexion fresh and entirely
IaaaPes The cause Of which Is that it
'as sa'ire female system. Sold by all
5S4w4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
Brandreth's pills. Infuenza.Diuth..

BrGndreth's Pills. Influenza, Dipthe-
ria 10 iuaammatoTy Affections, when no bleeding
is permitted a free use Of these Pills soon modides
the earning symptoms, and Perseverance. according
to The directions, usually quickly cures and certain
ly, nothing is rskec Using Brandreth's Pills FOR
Cold Iniaenza, Diptheria, ans OF the Head. Dizzi-
ness and Apopiexy no medicine can be compared 70
them Ia EryspelAs, Fever AMI Ague, Small box.
and all the diseases Il childhood their Sc insures
speedy recovery OF health. They produce these-e
suits simply by taking from the blood It's impurities.
leaving
THIS VITAL FLUID FREF.
20 aii weak locality % recover is proper and
necessary status on health
BHANDREIHS PILLS have affinity for tie
SUBJECT MATTER OF DISEASE.
and cats, It's
CERTAIN EXPULSION FROM THE BODY
Sold by f Wells. Lansing, Mich. 5s6w5
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NC best'-The Florence Sewing Machine is
. NE world 'or family use. Gives the least
ls 'psraior. VIII do the greatest amount
I'd The leas. machinery Of any before the
~ And see lor yourselves, Al theCiiy Book
.A-sag.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01
GRAND ROUTINE OF ARENIC ACTS!

Brill ant Bedouin Arab Entree
GREAT DOUBLE PONY ACT.
BY Master Frank
THE QUADRUPLE GLOBES,
BY tie Unrivalea Cyrnnasts, Conrad aud Blake
DASIlING AND INTREPID HURDLEAC
by LOUIS TIE Co.orol henomenon.
LEAPS AND AERIAL GYRATIONS.
Iiy tue Troupe OF voltigeurs
THE QUADRUPED WONDER.
or the Performing Pony. Lucy BERIRAa.
Introduced ~ 81 John Robinson. Jr.
GRAND ACT D'EQUITATION.
By Master Prank
EXCITING REPRESENTATION
o. Pony Monkey Races
GREAT HORIZONTAL BAR ACT
BY Nessrs Courad, Bake aud Cutler
GRAND QUADRCPLE PONY ACT.
by the ndomitatle Master Prank
BRILLIANT POETIC ACT
o. Equation, la s. lpAide, By II he France
COMIC SILT ACT.
By Conrad AMI Blake
THE WONDERFU Ill LEAPING ELK.
The most cxtraord mary trained animal ever intro
eacei Int' TIE Arena. ara all - through BIS per
iirnaice under Tie supervision ~ NJ. r. IsD.asln.
PETE JENKINS on A RAMPAGE.
a humorous representation by Mons Iesu.
\ BEAUTIFUL ACT OF EQUILIBRIUM.
En,iled she Floating wire ly Mlie Louise
GRAND BAREBACK HURDLE ACT,
hs Mr. j Egbinson.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01

' husie Hall 10 you want a
~fAao, Organor Melodeon You viii find
Il = 'a''e'y IN Michigan at the City Book
Il .'as ots'einway, Chickering, Bradbury ,
= s'ay ami Vose Pianos, and Mason
/ esna'' smith, Prince, Esty and Phelps
: A'oleoas, AZ manufacturer prices
"a Seeond hand Melodeons taken in ex-
oaes 562m6
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| ar lOUR GUARD. -WOlcOtt's Instant
b iiaihilaior. None genuine IN Michi-
nass the name Of A. T. Turner, l42
EiRiver ST., Detroit, Mich, is stamped
Ron the outside wrapper.
%lIOam. x. ;. WOLCOTT.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-01

\ broken Down System.-Tlere is a dis-
ease 70 which the Doctors give many names, but
which few Of them understand Il IS simply weak
noss-a breaking down OF the vital powers what
ever rs causes. land they are lnnumerableD its
symptoms are 10 the main the same Among the
most prominent are extreme lass tude loss II appe-
'ite, loss OF flesh, AMI great mental depression IN
digestion and Stomach Cough are also frequent con
oomtaIts q this distressing state Of the body and
OF the mind The common remark in relation
to persons IA such udIiion 50 that they are con
samptIge. Now what thess unf0rtuua.es really
want Is cig0r-rital strength and az certainly rs
dawn succseds darkness they csn reeuperate their
systems and regain perfect health By resorting to
H)sTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.
IL Is as clear that a LiierovvDg Tonic IL required 10
such cases, as that the dy ng ame q an empty lamp
requires 10 be revived with Lew supply Of OIL Per
tecily pure and innocu0us containing nothing but
the most genial vegetable extracts. and combining
the three grand elements Of stomachie, and alter
alive and a genial NV gorsnt. HosTETIER's BrrrERs
AR suitable to all constitutions and are as applica
bic 20 the diseases and disabilities Of the feeble sex
as TO those Of men. 5Ssw5