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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
Manhood: How Lost. How

VI RS TDaEI Lust published, ae~ slti1s. q -r
CrLFERWELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAT q tn rIJtrGi
without ne ficinel ofSPKENsToRRHos or seminal
Wezkness Involuntary Seminal Losses. Impctsncy.
az FlysicA Ilcsp4c y, Impedlulenls = Marriage,
&C a-sl Clssr SPTi0N, EPII IL Frs, 4. re. y
self Abuse or s5Iual eXtrzT2E7rce
AZ Price n q sealed euve.ope. only cents
Tie Celebrates. autn0r IL this admirable essay,
clearly Lsino-strAtes from tLTty years successful
prsctce that the sarnI c,n= alueucss = self use
may ~ radically cured without the dangerous n
Internal MEDICINE or the DUPLICATION Of the knife
pointing out Llo-e u cure AZ once simple. CERTAIN
a.t e1e.tlsi. y means g.. which every sufferer 10
matter VIA; his con -ition nay be- nay cre himself
ehesply privately sn1 radically
EE- This Lesturs shoslf bs 10 the harcs Of every
youth an every La u Tia land
Sent, rnisr seal il a plain envelope, T. aay a.
tress postpaid on receipt o., az csats Or two post
STAMPS. Address the publishers.
CHAS ! c. kline < Co
127 Bowery, New York.
S29yl Pest once Box 1855
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06

SMILE CHEMICAL MEANS o. CLEANryi
SILVER Of SuvER-PLATE.- This. which vas
suggested by Dr.. G. Calvert, z. f. 5. il
the recent Cantor lectures, consists IN
p.unging for half a. hour the silver article
INTO a solution made o: gallon O. water.
/ ID. hyphosUipha,e OF soda, OF. muriate
o. ammonia oz. liquid ammonia, AMI I
OF. cyanide Of potassium; III, as tie latter
substance i poisonous, j. can he dispensed
with i necessary. The Plate being taken
out OF the solution. - Teshai. All rubbed
ri-l e r4Sr-Ias-r--
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06

e scts F..s syrplthst.- r O-sa-. ls--ss
tl1 Heart. - QAqisat1l, rs asses g r. rars
pr3tuc.Lg grating ~ t'i1g sasui IN asF .,at
Heat Case and 81 Affections ta.s .ia1-fA-f IA
psrs Ia suffering from any acute p4.- p t-s f.s--
@, tie hearty y Z. oe greatly r4.svsi ly Cl-s.-.t
Life syrup.
BaJAES-DDWN ASD DE-CATE CJNs-TJI.lsr
sCFEzRrSG FA1x IvDisF0sIuJs 70 ErEzTils fAs
TEE 8lrg. Los 0g MEx FoREs r.sos. t. GE.I
CA-AErI FEAR oF prsEssE IixSssa ~ Ylas, O,
H'I Sz,N AM E1TlEHnEs, NAN ~ --Ezr REsl-S
sEss, PALS. HAGGAzo C9rSrIJ4yX ~ l--sslI-rs
TIE NUscUAz sTrH, al rssg- H. 80 I 4
CONSTITUTION LIZ SYRUP
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06

Al s;rota. ols persons sufferias from seasra In.
ity. Euaoaticn Dyspepsia AID D--rsr %. - LIZ.
Abdomen, ar .n TIE fs1lais, Dr0gsy ~ s-s ovlrs
and wonb, generally accompanied " IL iniamnst..
All Liberation d the Utsrus ara psralAneatT Ia,
b Constitution LIE syrup. Tie -.sslss kn.a1 =
Coiire q sNe-ls- Neck TIE L;s sTrsp Wa rsnsn
entirely. The remedy -ao-il be taxes for sou.stEt
a. tae disease IS sxcssaiIsy chrome aul stas5a1
and viii rot De removed without extra ersrt
Tun1rs Of tie OvAri8s T-m1rs o.. ale 3rals. AZ.
swelling " Other -ia--s ~, a.. BODY ~ 10 CT
p.etsly rs1ucet w.sa3lt res1-..-s . fl. szis b.
oIera-.ors - sny XIX
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
G O f F I n =
ALL sZES CONSTANTLY on EANp
Fisk's Patent Metallic Burial Cases.

For ordinary Il.e-melts, Denosicinc in
Watts a. rra1SqcEas-oo, thsy have 10 IVA
hey srs maze CT tie Eoss .2p-fsSasle raatsr,,i.
AL srs sasutle1 ms. Al OFT. . prevent r-st
AZ We axsssior has 5 re Rosewood s-!sa WE
properly cszs-te- ths rs-4.zs @, IT, escA@sa5 40
ifs~ = z l-rc7t.1- O, vss-r - -srrs.at1nss, vsr
n Al zAT without 0-szslrs door % kept a
cSS - -alSsc, tAss 0evAtas 10 recsssity Of hAsf-
1StA1 1osItsrS 1s6szecss4fl -ss aza t5s a. S-o.
bsil-- go. sasa rs.5s.s -oas-ssaA-y1rv artss-ss
= 20 + .1s.- -4ll=s- -s--sct ages Iv5-0
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER

IS tie raul1 indicates. n5I o-y EESEws the growth
C. ~ car wien TIN an falling OF, -; positively
rrscs; lsr - tie 3riEi-a. s...e hs II = turning
grey c. white. whether carss CT t.ssass, Erle, Or
Oh
Il Ti osrtl.1lT Cd vl.t a. c.4l1na- f q. lat 70
V-.c- -.----s Is Ia tlo lss..s wLs have Lss. .
a-e rs8-y az wiling - lastly. wha-e che Ls.is
4 il.s.T lss- L. an C. nn-oiiv. Us reputation
s7rsl-s ike wi.1-drs, aat y the beat a.-srs.se-
a.e-l -. rsS5nmsz az Y F7e desire IN tae New
E1slA-c states. zae-a the " gESETE2" or!-i-stei
ths y5-r- ssl8s rss i as ha.r-crsssi1s. lts f3--c
9l t-a t1at s,b.e O., To4.z NEE (a.so al thor Bar
5srs) wals older uea al X 3u,sr, zh0 .esire r.
He,rs- a. Rss.9rlsgs f1r tier greg ioCks al bad
1sa-s I'll lot Be without thS article, which gives il
svs-v Instance s-t.-e sstls,s-.io-
CA TIOS.
: ~ slr -r-SFis- Cr dealer urrs rusr v0-
tIisrs-. article, ss there : T. preparation n tie
Tori- Ike tbs Beware q AZ article p-rportaz -
BE- tbs sane.
II HALLS EAR RESETER sscor.nz g Dsrec-
tl1rs, a-1 FcL y. rs T. ct-ar
II not sold a. druggists l. your tow ~ Al bottle
vii De ss1i y31 y express -poa receipt O: oas c3!-
ar ~ nal th-s giving you a. cppcrtuzttv a.
osee Y testing ~ e--s.7at srslt.es.
orders fo- trsS. 5o~.Ss must b. st-rssse1 g
c. a. COOK. Chicago. Ill.
Gs1sral Agsnt,3- tae SeFt. western states.
z ? hal : CO. Pr -1-.ss7r. Nashua y
S5.3 :; F1oisss.s L Cheap. - Fuller F.-ck &
! u-sr A = 1olsssis and rsszu, al LA1s NJ Nish
- ses@fs Btu3Ia Coas.y. and Holnss Th.ysr
Az o. @f-sz-Is 40 -sasrs ssesrAly s5z2s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
EDUCATIONAL
T N>ING AGA Envy.
ACiassiCal - Scientific school for Boys
and Girls. - Young Men - Women.

CALESIAR FOR ISIS
F.r=tTsrn lss.-s 1sy. Septeut.r l,l5
-e-l-r December 1-s5
T-r. AS-c- = 1856
n.r.-r ias -rst Ts-C At es7-c.s. Casa wl.l be
-sl-E-- ~ as-eLt Cc - Fectllg t. t5-et.
PRICE OF TUITION
Pri1-a-v -rsft-e-s Ter "a %
Coma z E-g-s- -.--.es irc.-l.-- E--!-sA
Grs--rllr. Arithmetic IT, gr4r ~. Book
keeping an- Penua-st :. -.....-........ %
E.ELsr Eng.-sl. inCl--.-g IAsIa. Greek s1c
Frs-ch languages an NAthea1stics ,...... zoo
g1rEA rrErtoS
V1cs. N-s.c. Per observation-disclosures 90
T1strLuert1l A-sic Ter term L 90
o. Painting. QeT 10 90
Fslc--ilE 2Dl -rANl--s---- -..---.s....
ES-Blsrt ca1 be- olta.ce- u Families 10 he III
mediate vicinity q ths AGA .ery or Elsh thefs-a!y
os rs Principal z tie Academy.
Coz7unieAtionS adtresset. c. oLDS Pr.aeipsl
WILDE promptly sls~erecl Iy-5Ss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
DEyELOPNENr ~ OR coCyTsT


Under tie act OF July l4.I7g,, pr5T.t.ng
FOR direc, taxation throughout t-s Whole
country. 1853, 746, Ges acres Of improved al1
unimprovei land were assessed - va.G-
alton Of $40, 293, PCS In 1893 the Im-
proved landI in tie United states embrace j
So, SO. 0OO acres IL 1860 the number u
acres Of improved lands ia the states and
Territories was l63 10. 20 and %. ulll-
proved lands 2l4,l0l.s SIS. their cash value
being $6,645, 045.O07 The increase Il va
ue in the agricultural domain II slLty-tw0
years was IN the ratio Of 1886 Der celt- or
2O.74 per anlum
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
" CT CANADA
Great International Route.
Nlrs Hours Saved From Detroi: to Bufal,

Al-s Hours Saved trOn Detroit TO Buffalo,
T-res Express trans .ssvs IT, " U1.11 Depot. %
Detroit To-; 4 Thri Street tal.y. eKcsp: S1a1sys
O. arrival @. Michigan CenIrA. Detroit : Milwaukee.
az 1tksrl trans ,7.oEs
B'i1l-C a. Montreal SIp-sss F.5 - j.
B--A0 ~ SeE Yo-k Express, 1905 A
Aloasrss- Az New YORK Express. ID p VI
T-A-1s ~ - ly C-.cAS. .lL-s - L----.ss Solver
t1G- I'st-o.t tine
T.is tbs onlY cirec; ro-ts . B1rA.1 connect -
without cetslten WIKI So Ere az Nsg~ Yo-k Cs--
TIA railway Culy erect r1lte o. ths Cs1atGs AZ
a. plA-ss e .-s New Eaza-- stats L-xurle-s
sssr car - a. Lls-- t-xl-s smoking CATS VII
elcnrs table, CT DAY sr2.os American currency
taken - par f1r tcksts q a. pl1ess meals srd seep
i1s car nsrths Passengers gong eAst, Z they 81
g. ssve TIM unnecessary changes AMI money. vii
gettcsess "a the Grant Trunk Pa way. an chang
cars a. II Junction khree miles west = Detroit
Tt C-1csrs - .1e k1a- ar follows
EJW A2r REIDI agent PAsse-sr Iept, Detroit
CO BHYDGES. AA-syin- Director e 7. r Montreal.
E BsALH General Agent, Us Broadway. I.
L h HEWITT. Agent 81 Lansing. Aieh 585u
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06

FOR ALL FORMS OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASES.

Ether CT tie Nose. Throat sus - a.. Fsrs-.s-
or Sc..p, CO remedy has ever pTovs- .is es.l.
MOTH PATCHES upon tie fen-a.e face eslselzs
upon TIE diseased acton @, tho Liver, are Tarf 3.
pleasant 70 the young VIE ar motaef a les b.
ties u CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP, VA eerrss. 4.
ssereilsn. md remove tie depont ~hicA s alrssti
n Ter the SKI
u TIE diseases q, tie Liver glEl1s rlse % -aaFvf
Dizziness Indigestion, Weak slor-1sh CT &c ui.s7i'.
o. carcerous condition OF tat crss- acco1p4sf,
Will bsrulng0r unpleasant symptom vii be y
Level ~ tie Is q CONSTITUTION l-FE sTR-F
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
A Very Fountain of Youth,

For svsr5 "a. I1sy A1t new ..s a. vitality. Ent
rsst0-s rs WANG e-srE.ss % tAe-- pristine state
T. ths ys-cs 4-1 I1l-1s-Aged. tksv - prove clost
invaluable. IS really specie I'D sts-irS ule-lsins
Here > 1rean- re4-lEsl. tlAi P5as51sLs1l so-sat
,oF tEres e-n-rs- years age. az -sver ,--r- De
1esa- - to--ts.a thsi wo--- restore ste ID .
w -. rAxs vlEts eve
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
MORTALITY STATISTICS


The elaborate mortality statistics COM
piled los the Observation-Disclosures the graft
tying tact that, in our rapidly augmeatlng
population, the ratio OF death 70 lie Is not
Increased. but diminished. for = is found
that in the wear $50, with q population Of
twenty-three millions, 1928. 023 persons died,
showing twenty-three deaths IN every two
thousand: whilst there We're 3s4 l55 who
died in 1860 IL population Of nearly
thirty-one and I half millions: revealing
that in the latter year there We're twenty
deaths TO every two thousand, thus inlica-
ting an increase in vitality over tue pre-
vious decennial period of three persons in
every TWO thousand. il being established
that although the mortality from 1850 20
$3.50 was - per cent. the increase l. pop
ulation for the same period was So. ner
cent. and that, according 10 TINS ratio u
increase the beginning OF the yesr 1900
VIII find with the present limits @. -lis Re
public one hundred aud seven millions @.
inhabitants.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06

C----i stay 80 eight q years h-t they CO. force
back AZ hold al0ot .ss1ss that night = -V ever
re AZ and the young Lst nons hsststs taeo. but
sszs to favorable opportunity KAT o-srs When
taker IS prescribe
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06

CONsTITUTIoN LIFE sYRVF

con TITUTION LIFE SYRrP
C-REs ALL swELIHCs or TIE GLASIe
E.iaer ~ t-s EA-s, SscA. W Fo.-a., Brsas. 4
Should be ta1sl a. soou o. g.. sws-.r. 4. .sl....
thus preventing tler brsAAi-g 4-- qf9-aH
Disslargia- sores. which tiSlgsTs s. -lry On.
younger portion OF the community, frou ext
wsaiy years = ase. Yo-ns cAi1rel are ysry q.
iset 50 Discharges from tbs EA- wL..a ispsuas ur,
4 scrofnlons constltut on Tsqss ca.ss 500 reeve
By takilg sev c1sss 4 10 LIE syr.t
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
REAT ESTERN R. w.
1865. 1865.
Great Central [. :. Mail Route.


Three Express Trans lave W.nGs'r Opposite De-
tr1tl -sl.y. except S4ltAys arrival u " { D. q
u az Y : Hslwsy trans, A. follows
Morning Express oct. Western tiu-e) 730A.x
Day loo A 4
Might 6Ss n
rhs Railway Fs-r "a leave Y 49, & v PSI
way Lcks L. time q -11rsct with tie aba re traits
Srflc!e-tt.-ls s.isF5l g9r rsss at5a-t the Steam
srs
Trans connect closely - Szspers.1- Bridge with
New YORK Caat-a- Rs.l-,a. for B4@ai0, Rochester
syr.euse, % lels5urg, Al5An-, New Yo-k, Boston.
ais 81 Toronto with Grand Tr-az RailEAy. .; Ham
itou VIII R0ya Nal Steamers Il. a. Torort1 With
American Line ar ysI4sl Line q Steamers, Tor
81 ports c. LAKE ontario II RIVER = LAv.elcs.
-rpsr5 rev sleeping cara o. sli Sighs Trains.
A-rsrssu currency tsSer 3 pa e - lgh fares
Sleeping car bs-.hs. at meas S, gscrsshraeat
Rooms
Tickets Z ss374EE ca bsrths =sclr5t atthe Com
paLys &c cr.tr x Ja-srs Il rs-1s an- 1risTo Oh.
stree. Detroit Ne
CHARLIE N1tABE, Western Passenger AzSat. n
tot Michigan
THOMAS SWISTARl Genera A.r.zer. JAEEs
C--i2LTJN Genera. Acer.. EAr-i.t e. rs
5i5t. y 7 WHtIJOM8 Agent. LSrsinE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
y ER Y o [ ; y E ) ;

NEv0CS -EEL-rY. SHATTERED NrEvrS
- WIS pASCE InSS Oh p,rv-
CONFUSION VI TEOCGH-s. EpuR
E-e-sA-l - W. law s-Je-s- fer ys.rs So .,.
t-s "a re w..c- tlsy rsA1 these Les Fart
ID WeA2s4ss7.as voasn vii saiT re- ,las p-ss,,.
.-sst.mAbls b.sssins-.iirecs. her foossis,, !,
Z '7e When .ll1.-s more tAAs II premises
u ( K { [ + \ L D ASKS
SALVATION RorTISc oF alSss
BAD COMPLEXION ACHES n p0NE
FEkI-N0 ug WEAKNESS. I ~ REsSllN Or sY-s-x
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
MANUFACTURES

The product OF American manufactures
increased from Slss, 6l3,4I "A the year
1910 10 the sum. in round numbers Of 80
O00 QUO. 00O in the year lS60
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
Life-giVing Pills

Save tss- css- NJ. tAe greatest s-cssss Ter IT'S
s1- ct ~ 3 V-sTsci disease cri 3 c--s They
search o; TIE various rl8.ssss ~ which tas Ps-ni
s-Ssrl-g a. sCrats tas falling systaE-- 70
rs axe. &C. .aerE sev 1cses q. i-ass vsl1A1ls
Pills w. r--Ee :. -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
- c X O Z L L 4
X II e L N A TIsr

I. sAsrs = Acy disease = va.-1 t.s C..s,,s.,
LIE syrup 3 sovsrsis-. - 5 II Rss-r..,su :.
Is Sintrs1 a-segio1s. Ths most Ints-ss a.. :
a-ra'si assaniiy aleviAts1-snosnsls swsa.,,,.
re--cea Cases. chrsr.s ~ v.cs-l'1s. fr,-.- :.
s-.riy y .Ars sta. .ls have bss- czr-.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
AN ETERNAL SPRING,
These Famous Remedies

Il -. f1- tls 1Ay II her 70 rsAss tas cream
&C. SOW Z &c si5-,1-s ,Act tie usss tat "a =
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS

N1tLlag car be no-s prc-retiT = cure thAr tasss
Flls T-alr A. - Las, 4l--slcs Is is.t s. once.
a. : the us-al c11coui tacts y 80 Gs.rsss.uz
csease srs remove Ttsss rsIe.ils II nae
from TIE pgrsst
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06

Only three banks were 10 existence When
the National Government went into opera
ton. Their aggregate capita. was about
s., 900, 600 On the lst OF January. 1850.
the estimated amount OF nat-Ol4. bank
notes was $3.50, GOO. 600; Of state bank
notes, $50, 000, 900; and $l29 GOO 600
were supposed to have been issued since
the lst OF October, 1865. 70 nati0la. banks.
The gold and silver products from mines
for the fiscal year, ending the s0-L Of June,
ls65, was 800, 900, 600. and tie receipts
into the treasury for that year including
loans amounted ~ 1929 100. 600. -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06

| bv q simple all llexpelsive nlScs-1e K
extracts the oxygen O. lie @-r i-o-- = PIE
pared alright box 0r ar Z W1ic- lis Ir1--
or vegetables are contained an re---as
the same ar minus the oxySe1 . lie eo-.
This q OF course ni.r0ge1- A.-rC-s- :
perfectly OlOrless AID inert. Tie boz he
M thus filed with this nitrogen @ l1er-
air there i no such pressure - or from
without as taxes place : the ar : szaaCs-
tel aud q Vacuum made " v2CrCm
however IS more surely preser-a-.Te han
nitrogen. The machine By which tlls i0ag
desired result IS obtained L - simple. -
easily understood and worked AM = mex
pensivs that 1t vii soon be aimoE- IS rec
sssarv in every house a stores an c.J--ss
wringers. The boxes req--TsI ara -l5Zpe--
sive. NAV be male OF any slZ5 from CLe
quar-. 70 i've hundred bushels az o wood.
paper or tin. Il must however .e quite
alright. We are told thai arrangements
are now being made for boxing s--2vDeE-
RES a. soon as tLsy rlpel 81 that TIE rro-
cess vi. be subjected 70 tie seve-es- test
the strawberry being one o. IL most IL
rcult Of fruits 70 retain IL freshness .01g
time The principle o. lie parent :
equally simple and efficient o. .4rgs s.
OF q small scale. 20 that wholesale dealers
in foreign fruits, fsn AM Vegetables must
ind ia an immense eC0nOmiZe- q enabling
them 70 preven. the enormous Destruction
By decay -la, they are subject .. Finally
our bodies after death may Js pr-s5cve- SIS
vel as peach by the application o. tie
same simple process. 90 that they nay be
KEEP, or transported with 10 marks OF DIS
solution 70 adj % the horrors Of death
DEVELOPMENT Of OR CoCSTRT
The Secretary or the Interior has pub
lishsi fourth volume OF statistics Obtained
from the census Of 1860. which treats u
Banks. Canals, Railroads Population &c. F
\ century after tie year 100. the r0ta.
nlmbsr Of inhabitants IL the Ang.0-Aler- B
lean colonies vas 262 600. l. I7i9 ~ the .
estimated population was l.0Oo, 900; Il .
l775. 2.359. 300; in 1890 il bal rlss- u g. /.
929 81: il 1850, by the eighth census
il had grown 10 81, 442, 32l-5eins a. IL
crease from 1775 10 I,90 VI s-xtT-.9lr PEE .
cent, and from 1890 - ls6y o. seven bal-
ired per CEN.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
POSTAL sEREICE

The mail service az the beginning Of tie
fiscal year 1855 embraced COP routes Of
an aggregate length OF AZ, $40 miles, the
aggregate transportation being equal 10
81, 993, 494 niles
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06
MEDICAL


---ss L-ls-rszsales are GOV. Tor tie frs; Gne
.re- p-h.ic.v g. tAs wcri- For cv-- quarter Il
c.at--y c. private r-..sss Sc i-g-s-sRss y tesss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-06

s4T- IA saasrsl B.o0t Par.y.-s Assls 1as "
Syrup sax = -nriv1Lsl b. sny srsqafii.-- = -
HDr.t
TIE Rich AND POOR
ar i.atls % sas sane d.ssases Sa,ar- 81 -,
h. nzis tue C0SsTrr1 lbs LIFE -Yauf - .
ge-eat V, a.
PURE BL % y
y .ucss healthy me- a.. vam-a sr- T., i4s
stftuti1- - ussisctei Y y,ut- -Issssc ~ e.
1sat1 - Tue result
Price e = Pr b9stis o1e ~ q - " ,
wv u. GREGG. y .
s0Lg PRgPaIET0R. SET T1s
E0RGAN ALLEA
w-o.ssAe u-lsssa.
4ssl-
~ q CO s--ss' EeT n
CONSTITUTION C2THARTl- LIFE fi--'
CONSTITUTION CATHARrIc LIZ FILLS
CONSTITUTION CArHARrIl LIE FILL.
CONSTITUTIONS CATuARTIC LIFz Pill
PEr-E q CESTs FE- lJ-
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IL 1850 there were 54,0OJ churches OWL
ing property valued at Sl7l, 3ss, 452. AMI
capable Of accommodating 1874, SO per
sons, averaging one 10 every 5S4 inlivid-
nails
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RAILROADS AND CANALS.

IL 1850 the commercial railroads were
thirty thousand seven hundred aui ninety
three miles il length. and the cost OF their
construction Sl.I5l560,S2a. Tie CITY
passenger raj. roads were equal 70 four
hundred and two miles, costing Sl4. s5e.-
$40. There were one hundred anu eighteen
canals and slack-water Improvements CON-
pletei. They were i've thousand four
hundred and sixty-twO niles in length.
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Vegetable COmp unds.

Thay VII : hArn tie MS. -a.s,sta ss-s.e a.
oan b. sven Win .33l eject Il P-es-r.1st i1sss :
sla ye1nsest BABE
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Connecting at Jackson with Michigan
Central and Mich. Southern r.. X.

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Tue PRESS

In 1875, thirty-seven journals were prin-
ted in the American colonies. IL HIS the
weekly press had 900 subscribers. ami
their annual issue was upwards OF 600 =
600. In 1850 there were ?. 526 newspapers
OF all kinds. with an annual circulation OF
over 1926, 400 GOO. IL lss0, there were i
05l newspapers. with a. annua. circulation
OF nearly OPS 900. 600 copies, being al u
crease OF lis per cent. over the rreceiiD-
decennial period.
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For CuianeOus Disorders,

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valuable L .-1s cot L4al externally alone bls pea
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DR.. MAGGIEL'S PILLS

ES- NoUCE.-N3na genuine without the engraved
trade marx arOlnd each Pot or box sigaei by iiR
MAGGiEL. IL Pine street. New York, 80 co-ntsrfeIt
which felony
sol. ~ Brisbln C3aely AZ Holmes Tlsysf
Lansing Mich. AMI by all respectable dealers Il mod
lone throughout the Ur.ied states anc Cau1iAs-at
- csats per box or POI 55syl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-08-25

VINO Ruxa THAT BELL ?-The incident recited
in this article from the Boston Recorder, occur
red during last Winter;
THAT there is sleepless Providence watch
ing over all the affairs of men, and often. by
special agencies, bringing to light, as In the
flash of a moment, the crimes which they COM
nit. finds additional confirmation N an event
which has recently occurred in this town, ana
which merits more permanent record than
mere passing thought. young man belonging
to one of our most respectable families, but who,
from his irregular habits had been strongly sus-
pected of being guilty of criminal ofenses, and
had been once under arrest for passing counter
felt currency and escaped by forfeltng his bonds,
one Sunday night a few months since, broke IN
to a store at Hazardville, Connecticut and load
ed wagon, which he had previously stolen and
drawn to the door, with various ki"ds OF mer-
chandise.
He then entered the stable and attempted to
lead out a valuable horse owned by the man from
whom he had stolen the goods, intending to har
ness it to the wagon, aud make off with his booty
in the stiffness of the night, when he thought no
eye could see and no ear hear him. just at this
moment however. the bell from the village
church-tower struck out an alarm loud and clear
upon the night air, startling the inhabitants from
their slumbers, who, supposing it to be an alarm
of fire. rushed into the streets, and caught the
thief, with his plnnder, before he had time to
escape from the village.
The ringing of the bell however, was mys-
terry But upon inquiry, it was ascertaned that
the sexton, in ringing the bell for the church
service the day previous, by seeming accident,
turned it up and set it, that he could not pull
it down with the rope, and not having the key
to the beltry door, he was obliged to let the bell
remain in that position. Just in time to detect
that youthful criminal it came down without
human help, and sounded that midnight alarm
After his arrest, goods were found in his posses
sion which were taken from store in Thomp
fessed that, with the aid of accomplice, he
had broken into the store, and stolen several
hundred dollars worth of merchandise. The
owner of these goods had formerly employed
him as clerk in his store. Thus the ringing of
the bell without human hand, brought several
criminal offenses to light, and arrested the Of
fender in his dishonest career"