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BUSINESS CARDS.
4 Man OF q Thousand.
qONaTfMpTIVE CffuED.

a c0NsUMPTfYB CURED.
rR. 81. JAMES. a retired Physician on
~ great Sniinenee, discovered, while in
tbe East Indies, a certain cufe for C0n-
sumption. Asthma, Bfonchitis, Coughs,
and General Debility. The rem edy wah
discovered by him wien MS only child,
daughter. wns given up 70 die. His child
was cured, sd n now alive aud weils. Ue-
sirpns 81 benefittiDg his fsllow-mortals, he
will send 10 those who Wtsh IL tbs recipe,
containing fuitdirectlohs for making and
successfully using this remedy, fires OF
charge, on receipt Of their names, with
two stamps 20 pay expenses There Is not
= single hvB4ptom ~ tonsufp tlgu ufpt II
does not hL once taks hold Of and dfasl pate.
Night swents, DeeHtshnssss Irritation Of the
nerves, failure ~ memory, difiieuit expec-
tOrati0n, sharp pains In the lungs, sore
throat, chilly SENSATIONS, nausea AT the
stomach, inacttons Of Lhe bowels, wasting
away Of fhe muscles.
az The writer Will please state the nams
~ tbs paper they see THIS advertisement In.
Address CftADDDcK n Co,
l082 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
sepi0 dam
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FASlHIONAlsLE
Dress and Cloak Making.
MISS M. E. FRsrpp

WAS TAKEN ROOMS AT ruH
,41 Residence of !, II, Green, Onls Styeet
between lhifd and Fourth where ara Mil
ue picaaed to receive orders fur Drekss Afait-
nnk. A long experiences tn the bnainr~,
fHlvRn assurance That abe can please sven
tho most iestidioua, Dreaas Cutting tat.uitl
aus patterns cut ~ ne the form. Aha IN
%itea the ladies tag give her q call. li '''l
ociO div e.lf gs0 rd atb
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as manifested 10 the discovery and
pe6plihg Of this continent in the
Revolutionary achievements of the
colonies, in the formation Of the Gov
eminent, and in It's preservation from
The assaults Of traitors, Hedeserlbed
tho selection Of tbs American flag,
and portrayed It's symbolic signid
cameo with Il beauty and eloqaeaee
that We have never heard ezeelled.
His speech was received with yehe.
meht applause. lsaat,asa
Major Robinson, Col, Jones aud
Capt. Reavis, also, made - short
speeches, accepting The situation
since Tuesday, aud eEhortipg the
Union men, like sensible men and
true soldiers, to follow up the victory
then aehieyeJ. Among other perth
nenL remarks Of Major Robinson, he
said the election Of last Tuesday had,
with TIC aid Of those 10 take place
il November, decided the Presiden-
tial election of 1868. 80. go 80 rom
Col. ,RheldlaDaer was loudly called
for, and came forward, when Major
Hynes moved, ms the sense Of the
meeting that Col. John Iabeinlandef
enjoyed ID the fullest sepse the conf,
dence epd esteem Of the Union men
Of Vapdarbnfgh County, which, after
brief but cordial endorsement by
Dol, Jones, Mr.. Chandler and Col.
Foster. who briefly reviewed bis mile
tary eareer aud his official conducts
was unanimously adopted by ronsing
vote, amid the Widest applause,
Col, Rheiplepder made q brief re-
Spouse, expressing his hearty thanks
for this mark Of confidence and ee.
TEEN, aud assuring the audience that
his defeat would in no wise lessen his.
attachment to the enuse for which he
had fought IN tho field and during tho
canvass. t,,te,.3I .ia .glt 81
A proposition was then made to
make contribution to award the
members Of the Crescent City Band
for tho gallant manner in which they
had borne themselves through tho
eanVusa,
The proposition was seconded ~
Mr., John II Glover, vino proposed to
be one Of one hundred men who.
would contribute rs caeli TO that Oh.
ject, when such d shower Of green
backs. flowed in as we have seldom
seen since the days when The Union
men of Vanderburgh were asked to
contribute for the relief Of the brave.
soldiers in the field, aud thor families
Mt home, We left before the crowd
was done giving, and know not how
much was contributed. ne.s
The Band was present during the
evening and enlivened the scene with
the choicest music. aii7sH fat
The whole'affair was conducted in
y manner widely ID contrast with the
Baeehannlian revel on Third Street on
Wednesday, u was scene where
patriotic men were rejoicing over, the
success Of noble and righteous
cause, aud not over the mere succ ess
OF an individual. iFs
f.4.la 7H'FHF7r f-ff - t4li9 Us
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a1z Madame Fey's Corset Skirt Supporter
Ia an aBFivaled article Of lady's dress, by
ila adoption, the distress accustomed by
tWgina ltne skifA weigh hsafiS Afaind
Tia waist Is entirely obyiated' II may be
saad Of dry=g9ods and fancy stores every
a~harei
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IMpOnTANT no TmE AIOk

We invite the special attention OF our
tsssinFsHuF pr. lgastsFlsfA advertisements,
Fhieh can hasasH Ia 4ouribsis tStising col
taaa, nf, isasteriy'a Family Medicines
are aeseryedlly popular. ,haYea rapid sale,
awe HhHefal Aaiisfaelien, ahdilars Kept itl
all tha spitneipai dfugsstsfea throughout
the Western and Southern States. II will
Ee seen that hr, iaAstsflS does not reeom'
mend one medicine N cure all diseases
nut prepares 4 remedy for eaeh particular
disease, which can DO relied upon 10 cure.
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MaDeVit, 100, lf - NlfH t1ftfL
heett township II, +, Meeuteben, BE
HsiDiespl toas II If.4N IL BgN4
y Center T0whship-G, W, fnWo0d, Hepub-
iiaaR, 1901 -, w goldsmith, /,
German Township Henry Baker, bstnH
omat M, ~ .tf tft AftAa ~ 49,
Perry 1ownship=M, o, Newman, Demo-
sfat, 1861 W Martin, Republican, 100,
Armstrong Township-J, y, IA, Donald,
Democrat, ~ II, t. tiisfef, z,
Union Tawnship=iamess Sander ttepnbs
liean 1871 Jas. J., King, 80.
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a view aud sarand HpocIs in sae.tieinei
Dr, Maggiei Is the founder of new Med
ieai system The auhniitafianH Whose .Nhat
iHtefffn { aokt@ ohfnebla the atahiA9li aild
pAfhiyNe Use nhwhlH, must give precedence
10 the man who restores health anu hnpeu
lite, with nom one % two of his ektfhors
dinhry riia, and eufea tie most viruient
hofea with hos or SO OF hia wonderful ana
all hea ling Aaive, These two great hpeeits
lesot the Doctors art ihst anpercediug alt
tie atereotN ped nnatiNiiha or the day, ENa
tfaard mary cures by Maggiel's pills and
AhiVe have opened fht eyes 1T the public to
the lnrfilniengA pf the tan nalleol remedies
OF others, hnd upon which people have 40
long hlindly depended MRggiel'H Pulls arc
not OF the olahh ttat are swallowed by the
dozen, ana of which every boN full taken
creates an absolute necessity ior another,
one OF two OF Maggiel'a i'illa Rutiiuea 10
place tie bowels IN pefieei order, tone tho
stoinh Oh, efehle an appetite, ana render
the ~ rita light and huoyantt There iH no
gflpih hnd 40 reaction la the form of CON
atipat ION. II the liver Ia affected, tn fune-
tlopA arc tphtqfeds aud II thesnefvoua hygr
tore ~ hfllrl II d ihvtgpfated. ahiA lnAt'
quarry makes the medicine very deaifa bic
FOR Ga q wahta OF delicate femaleh, Iienraus
aud eruntiVe diseases are literally exs
tingu iHhed by the dianfeotant power OF
Mage iela NhlVe la iaat ID IN here anu
noun oed that Maggiei's hRi0as, DUspeptta
and pfdffh6d rus cure where all others
fnils While for liurnH, Acaida Ghiibinina
CutH and all abraaiona OF the akin Mu00feFs
Hataa y in Iallihip, Aoiui by 4. Afaseisl, Il 1
l'ihe Street, New York. aud All Druggists,
~ ~ EantH i1f h1Nts u he a9awa8 t dMWty
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60 CoLaATn'a HONEY SOAP. = This
-alzasfated Toilet soap, Ia such universal
ssaaand, Is made from the CHOICEST mate.
halls. IL MILD and hhhttthhf la its nature,
aAaRAaTLf seRHThb, aud extremely
eiss sale ny dfdgsistA aRtld fancy gee.is
anfsFa hugA ~
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90 kALLa rEikT4HLE aIGILLAN
ram RHYEHHR has proved itself 10 be
Ess most perfect preparation for the hair
Esef offered % the public,
"a Is q vegetable compound, and contains
na iniuriaaR PFnpenias WliaieYFr
n sgH restore DfaV hhff 70 ~ original e8t9f,
.tL will keep the hair from falling out,
IN aieanses the scalp, ANA makes the hair
aBtt. lusiFaus, and sil4sp. f.,,ss wnstst
splendid liaif dfessing,
Mo person. young of old, ehouid fail 90
Haa a.
IN q Fseag9Dis,.asd gna, ssse ttl ssse arst
uaaefseesi' authority, -
ASS for Halls hieilian Vegetable Hair
uAnswer, ana take no other,
H. y, HALn a co, rFoprietars,
Nashua N II
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.,.-pt y st4.f rs }sa IS fsise2
.tst stiiysaAt4 Dogs
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8s AWs8il 4fiae 4tu af 4A5 h.tu s3ii
stss4 osta ; isiasl' eaase1b olalhsusN,
~&sHa .ssniAl
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How to take the Oath.

t,he aDti-Radical Convention leld Al
| LOUIS on TIE iih Of July, among other
s.hss Of a Copperhead type, y. c. Clai-
ne advised the rebel soldiers 20 take the
iAin he following style:
Take Re oqh-take il as yOH tr0uld
NJ eOcliaR rlea gOu are dry IN tie
rsng. lCheers and laughter. Take
NJ Oath Why can't you take it, Sup
80 Tia. you were On your horse % the
sb.e highway and man was 10 demand
ID vO1 70 surrender your property 10 him,
would Tou DO it2 suppose that burglar
sl i101i breaking into your house TO steal
oar spoons. would You shoot him; or
sad you run and give up your property
what any defense, Is not your vote
Evr1 more than a dozen OF spoons, or a
u1. or your money Il is the birthright
he American people, and there are a
IA many ike myself, that have inheri-
! nothing else but the rights Of an Amer
4 citizen. IL IS my right, and 4 irtH see
| kgiSfer damned before : tr,H gire Il
Cheers J.
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Another Fire in 0ildom.

here was a fire on BeDnehOh Run in Oil
.. on Saturday night. During the thun-
E;i0rm he lightning struck the gas
b in the Western Union Telegraph well,
|snunicatng the IRE with the tank
fh exploded and the oil ran down the
? communicating fire 10 several other
|is, which in turn exploded and caused
Of the heaviest cOnilagratiOns that the
regions has ever experienced. We learn
Il or 20 large producing wells were
q Up, Including two or three large flow
wells. emOng which were the sheridan
Western Union Telegraph Wells, both
hen large wells, and nine large tanks
q With oil. all of which were DESTROYED.
ar as We can learn. some 20, 600 bbls OF
mere destroyed. and some parties esti-
u al much larger figure than this.
I Oh was a foot deep as II ran down 10
Tres. There were also between 20 or
-eFrlcks destroyed, the wells Of which
Nn various stages Of completion. The
aonot be estimated al present but is
y AeaEy.
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chicago and Michigan Grand

Z IkL VA E4IIN II Unto = I|fFFl- y tIl :
june 70. lst6 -NoUCE-Ihere XII te = meeting o;
the stakeholder q the {. NJ ~. + T.. COMPANY al
Waterv.iet. Berf.eu COUNT &I-h, A-sust :, 1876
10 vote Oh the question If c,Is-l.lat4 Win she
Port Huron a. , Lake Michigan Railroad Company On
the terms agreed upon by the Directors al regular
meeting he.l ~ their lIt.e Nay l-tt. lLe terms
Of a.r.erneut J. be- ratified fe DO the ONCE q
tie secretary aid val Zee l-srn;e1 at Ele meeting
AL transfers Of stock must he made by tie eth Of
4 uzuxt as -le IT.. books Vl .r u stl thereafter
uuiI tne vote is laken sH ouistGic ur accounts
me- be g-e--ute. tr a-llstuient ty A-g--t i.to
By arl.r ~ - IuaEu of .'t-,t =
Al .RRiSON. President.
3 rHpr-HFE ~ttrat4rr 5~5W4
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POLITICAL.

70 Iobnson Clubs at Washington have
a. ~ r,II from North Carolina Tor funds 10
7. slsq, Worth Governor. The Union
:. A. North Carolina will hold their Con
..,on 4, Raleigh about Aug. lst
s,,,or Wade Is candidate for Presi-
:, rro len, OF the L. :. Senate, 10 sue
- Foster.
prusratlons for the proposed Conven-
!. I, loyal southern men are going for
"a and il will be held II Philadelphia or
,tT0re
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z 10 the Senate, on the eth, Mr.. Nor
q Fsse1ted a memorial from the New
ia UAamber Of Commerce, against the
.NSSaihe Tariff Bill. Mr.. Sumner pre-
Tl'sai petition OF the Presidents Of in
.-l11ee 6npanies for the passage Of "a law
..u.-oaeg the importation Of India fire
-&seS Mr. Trumbull presented q bill
s-lor 10 appointments and removals
q e1ee Mr.. Wade introduced = Joint
, .lcn guaranteeing loans TO the amOunt
~ 200 600 10 Mexico. At l:50 the
'-As adjourned. The heat being so intense
:. Z aai already Frustrated several Sen
- 400 threatened others. In the House
Nneuek made an appeal 10 the House
..sAFu 10 the various army bills pending
-'7sl ne two Houses: but nothing was
- he House resumed the considera-
!. he Tariff Bill. and continued until
: adjournment.
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TIE GEN BOOK STORE.-F. +. Russell q
Co. have opened Box Stationery and Fancy Goods
store ole door south ~ tie Boston Shoe store and
wolld oe happy - chow 10 thelr customers q the
st0ck a: Books, ststiouery Wall Pap.r. Mirrors Pc
ture Francs, Jewelry, Watches, Clocks and Fancy
Goods, al 0: which viii be found q drst quality and
guaran teed 90 give satlEaction They have also
nected With them M +. Richmond from Ger eseo.
y Y who be a practical Matchmaker and Jeweler
10 attend 70 the Jeweiry department Mr r. comes
TO Us well recommended, and Will not iaIl a. give
entire Satisfaction. Try hin. 5s0mG
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.bov. sur Handy Andy 0!

..,..ra weeks We -aeksd 'hsne
~ -. =. r,s roth.rs handy o.
. . - 80, shs aifrl dream
. = doughty Andy o.
,.sdseu.ed mighty NAB
ne.'-.s,.sr e liz Brandy o,
r ~ the rsoonfirae'i'e pan
..-..-os,.saeiiIg Andy o.
-, uerhsps, was formed IL fun
-. - ~ lsgspious Gipsy o.
,.re,snee the tb.ng begun
~. lssY J Ess 'ipsy o.
,r,,spoi uleed 70 ne
-.,,.sr who're It started o.
nssarourishsd-sinoe We zee
a..,.s,sss all departed o.
..s~ % Andy very dear
-, % trslefs ThAddie o.
r,sr,r,r yet has had a fear
msrdls daadieo
Al rbssdl, Is mighty host
-..gts.4r all believe TO
sin vii prove a harmless gnoA1
- .Ba sumner lave TO.
sorIBoF II
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NEw SPRING MILLINERY. Miss Barrett
ane sister, are nov al Their New Rooms, with the
argesi AID most elegant stock q Spring aad Sumner
Millinery yer brought 10 tbs marsei which they
WI BE- happy 70 show 70 their old customers and -
many uew cnes az Will favor then with<a call
Stairway between P.Ml4ls Grocery AID s.taaus
SH.s S.o-e 57lu
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NEW FIRM The public are respectfully
infl rmed that Phillip Eag chart aud Abraham Cot
trel stsC together under the style o. Ii
gehart * Co;i-el Photographs Artists, and Il
tend L. carry - the business = az is branches
Cur facilities hong equal % any Il TIE state We
hope Tor a su@re o pubic lairouase AID wi ld -
our frenos, $50 si'ange-s Wis ting LAS ur. 10 can
AID re- .W5.s
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SOOTHING SYRUP

For Children Teething,
which greatly facilitates the process Of ;eething, by
softenins the gums. reducing ali iudammations, viii
alay AL PAIN and spasmodic action and is
SURE TO REGULATE TIE Bowels.
Depend upon II mothers Il viii give rest 10 your
selves and
Relief and Health to Your Infants.
We hsve put up and sold Tbs article for over so
years and CAN SAY y CoNFIDESI ND TRUTH of It
What we have never been able 10 say Iof any other
medicine-SEyER has 7 FAILED ~ a SINGH ISsTASCE
To EFFECT A cuRE, when timely used. Never did We
know 81 instance OF dissstis acton ny any one who
used o. on the contrary. a. are delighted with its
operations, And SPEAK 10 terms u commentator Of
It's magical effects sni medical virtues We speak 10
tbs matter WAT We DO Know. after " years
experience. ANp rlEDGE oUR REPUTATION FoR THE FrI-
FlLiNENT OF WAY We aERE IECIARE In almost every
instance where t1s infant suffering from Pam aal
exhaustion. relief all be found II ron fifteen &c
twenty minutes after the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for usinE viii accompany each bot
tie. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS &
/ PERKINS. New York is On the outside wrapper.
sold by ali Druggists throughout the world
} Price Only IS cts. per BEETLE. Sm.5T4
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No ls Chambers ST., New York

S-T-Is6O-X.-Drake g Plantation Btters,
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create bssity appetite.
They are an ant.dote to change OF water and diet
They overcome effects Of dss pAten and late hours.
They strengthen The system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miAsms and Intermittent feveTs.
They purify the breath snd acldty Of the stomach
They cure nyspeps .sand Constipation.
They cure Diarrhsa Cholera and Cholera Aorbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are the best Bitters L The world They make
tie weak strong, and are exhausted natures great
restorer. They are made Of pure St CroiI Rum the
celebrated Calsaya Bark, roots and herbs, and are
taken With the pleasure OF Z beverage, without re-
gard TO age or time Of day. Particularly recon
mendec TO delicate persons requiring gratle stimu
ant sold by all Grocars, Druggists, Hotels and sa
looms Only genuine when Cork Is covered 10y our
private Z : Stamp. Beware o. Counterfeiss and re-
filed bottles P DRAKE co
55cy1 = Park Row, New York
Mrs. Winslsw. IL experienced Nurse an
Female Physician.
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VELIE's Music HALL is still up TO con-
cert pitch and ts proprietor would say TO those de
string Flrst Cass Piano Organ Meiodeon 70 call
and purchase one Of the Renowned Stenway Chicke
ring Gale vose, Bradbury and Boardman Gray
Pianos Mason 4 Hainhn, Carhart, Phelps Prince
Organs and Neodeons have the State Agency for
the Phelps Premium organ and Neodeon, splendid
toned and well finished ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wanted
IL every town II tue state-exolusve territory and
terms given 10 agents on application have also a
aue STOCK Of Guitars, violins. Sheet Music &C
Kvery instrument WGrranted second hand lnstru-
ments taken n exchange for new ones.
A VILE
LANSING lime 1gff rsGmo
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TIE RrGrT Nan N THE R-GHT PLAcE-
Washington was The for =. Jackson vas tie
man - XII The monster Bsuk sll N-l.ldcai.o- Zoe
Lincoln vas Tie man Tor '6o 40 Grstt ne nan -
crush OF tie Rebs.l.1, 2 :. "a oitt Z uoN Toe
70 supply tie n4ioa siil tie Best soaE. u he
age H.s soap VII lie4-se TIE fsce. oo1y go as
clothing satisfactorily VIII ass LABOR all e1Gense
tnaa any other n use. Ecoaonsls should -se
B4bbiIs soap and = erst-s SOD ~ grocsrs every
VhefS 5s5vl-
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E.tate of samuel Mathews.

L deceased. s1A1E OF MICHIGAN. county oflngham
At -.s- oil u she r ale Court fur tie county
Of Ir.haua holden AZ tLs Probate o1ce IL The VII
age Of Mason. on tie aiuth Jay q July, IN
the ye.- 1ae thousand ..Lt hundred SD sixty az
Present HoralIo Pratt Judge o. Probate. In the
matter az he estate az Samlei Mathews deceased
On real ug and unE the petition. duly verified. q
IeIIlle Mathews pTay.lE r letters u alMllstrs-
ti0L upon TIE estate VI said deceased.
Thereupon II - Ordered that the sixth day
OF August, 1ste - ts- COCK IN tne forenoon
be assigned Tor the hearing Of said petition ant that
the be RS a. " deceased and all Their persons
interested IN said estate required 70 appear At
sesson osSAid Court then 10 be holden Al tue Probate
Office N the village sf Mason and show cause II any
there be why theprayer u sbs petitioner should not
be granted And Il Is further ordered that said pc
ttioner give notice TO the persons interested in said
estate OF he pendency ofssid petition and the hear
ing thereof by causing copy OF this order be pub
iished IL The Lansing Republican, newspaper print
sd and circulating IN said county bingham 3succes
sive weeks previous to said day Of hearing.
AtFue copy. hohAilo FkAIl,
5s5wS Judge Of Probate.
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BUILDING. The subscriber : prepared 10
furnish materials 4ul do auv and al k.nos Of WORK
TIA, may CON, u tie IKE II Building Business
55sf C. c rcnCE
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-IATE uf MlCIIAA,
CorSrT OF INGHAa lss-I Joseph Mills Cashier, dc
soemuly swear that the above statement ls true 10
the best u nv knowledge and belief
JOSEPH MILLS C0fsier
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this % day Of
July, lsot LONG1 LAX.
5s5wl N,sdrg Pubic I,tgtdr Co.. Aick
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The Thermometer reached IS II
l0ik on Sunday, and there were SO
3 q sun stroke OF which p resulted in
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

WAY No person who desires neet fsl 20 get &
business train.rg all every American yo-th Should
desire such a. education The UsI0N BusSEss Is
sTrrrTE Of Oberl.D. OHIO IS noted for taoroughness
and cnespuess Dos Jau GO address a. above. De
fore gong elsewhere. 5s+W4
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Gold aud silver Watches cat be found at the City
Book sore 5sOm3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
:. VteI.-s Mnsie HAIL. r.n y.

VieIe-s Music Hail - you want a
frst C-4ss Piano Organ o- Meio-eln Yoa XIII lad
the sre-tesi variety z x.-h sau II The Cly BOX
store. consisting u Steng4v. ChickerinE Bradburv
Gale B1r mau s Cray anc Y0ss Panos an H1son
Hau.in Carhart smith Prince Estv and Pneip.
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