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THE STATE REPUBLICAN
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION':
Jneeopy.by inai lor otherwiri?, per year, f 1
Eleven copien, to one address, ' 44 'J
Twenty . " '
rff" Job-worH promptly anu neauy mcvuiw.
QUrdersfor Printing and Binding of every des
riotion. are solicited. In connection with the
Bindery, the facilities of this establishment
nequaled.
late ol Advertising.
On iure of lOlinea.51 f .rthe flr.t insertion. i.d
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wnder three month.
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YVaJ-Iy Advertiamenta have the privilege of three
ehanre. ..
t-rTh Yearly rateaapply to regular and ordinary
bisiaeea Advertiamenti, only. All othera i-haredbj
the Square-
Tiesday Moroinp, Sept. 27, 1859.
Beauties. Col. A. Williams Las han
ded u a beautiful lot of pecimon9 ol fill and
inter apple, nanu s unknown.
Cayui.a I'iEU-Streak. We Lave recei
ved a sample of the Cay "is red-streak, other
wise called the twenty ounce pippin, raised in
Oneida, by Mr. John Hitch, the larges: mea
uring fourteen inches in circumference.
School Election. School IhVtrict Xo.
4, of this city, held an election last night with
the following renult :
Trustees fur one year, S. II. Greene, I.. K.
Hewitt.
For two year, W. Butler, Franklin I.a..iie.
For three year, Tho. Hunter, Gen. W. Swift.
The Kiff.vo. That priol graphical
ly described by the old Lid y, w hen th? iIht
are short, and the nights a mere nothing," has
been marked by a small deluge. The sun ban
not shown for an hour nt a tin r, for tight 'lay.
The lrottles of Heaven have iwen opened, and
the rorks lost.
Faise ImprisonmentSi.it. Tho Hllit
of Fred. Wildt r. Franklin La Rue, for false
imprisonment, was tried by a jury yesterday In
fore Justice Treat, in the north east part of Ioni
sing, when the jury rendered a verdict promptly
for the defendant. The jury were from the city,
and consisted of the follow ing persons : Charles
Foi, E. P. Davidson, G. R. Wm1 worth, II. In
gersoll, G. W. Swift, ana A. J. Vic Jo.
Death or a Student. EJgar II.
King, a student in the Agricultural College,
whose father R.II. King, resides in Rives, Jackson
Co,, on the plank-road, 9 miles north of Jackson,
was seized with fever on Monday, which resulted
in inflammation or conjestion of the bowels, of
which he died on Saturday night. Ho was ta
ken to Rives for interment by his parents, who
were present at his death-bed. This is the first
fatal case of disease, which has occurred at the
College since its foundation.
Muri.er Cam: Mrs. ('. M. Wheeler,
a resident of Aurelius, in this county, was found
dead on her bed on Friday noon, Sept. In. She
had been left alone, and was apparently well an
hour before Am was found. The Ingham Xnrt
states that on "Saturday an impiest was held
over her lioxly, ami wil day. UrS. I'lielp.
Sackrider, and llalstca 1 performed the surgical
operation of opening the body and head in the
presence of tho jury, and every indication was
death by violence. A Utile girl, daughter of
the deceased was piestioned, stating that her
mother was lying upon the lounge, that her fath
er kicked her, then threw her upon the bed.
Dr. Phelps testified that ho found upon exam
ination, lit or 12 bruises upon the surface of the
body first examined tho abdominal cavity and
found upon opening the same, a quart or more
of extravasated blood. The abdominal viscera
were all in a healthy condition, except the spleen
and a portion of intestine. The spleen was rup
tured or torn, both on its outer and inner sur
face. The attachment of the splenic artery and
vein were broken up and a portion of intestiue
in that viciuity was slightly engorged. ALso
found a bruise internally, immediately opposite
the spleen. Found the throracic viscera and
brain in a healthy condition. The tdTect of the
injury on the spleen and adjacent parts, would
be violent internal hemorrhage. Should think
the injuries would produce death in from 5 to
6) minutes. Am decidedly of tho opinion, that
the injuries to the spleen and adjoining parts,
was the. cause of the decease of tho body lie
fore us.
Pr. C. II. Sackrider sworn, corrolwrated the
testimony of Dr. Phelps.
Dr. HaWad sworn, corrolioratcd the testi
mony of Drs. Phe'ps and Sackrider, and, in
addition that he was attending the family Lust
week deceased said sho fell across tho fence
and hurt her side, but am informed that her
injuries were received from a kick from her
husband, which she told me afterwards was
the cause, and that sho previously told him she
fell across the fence, because Wheeler had
threatened to kill her, if she told the truth-"
The little daughter of the deceased, five yeai
old, was not put under oath, but stated that her
lather came in and found her mother on the
lounge, and kicked her in the side, and mother
id "oh dear," and he put her on the bod.
Both husband and wife were dissolute and in
temperate. The Coroner's Juiy found that she came to
her death by violence, and inferentially crim
inated the husband.
"T& Wwwidj c niruuu.ratioo front uup of the old
ttoj;KM intWntulnwaof th tiwnhiu t Pljm.iuth,
i WayB county, ranrtot fail toconiu.nl it-lt tn tli
himra, 2uiU Auunt,
tkc id i4 ikt Af y.ji Vki tsiM ll.rUi
I frvl it my Juty to ci mmuui, at throucb
jour j.mrnal th f . l..w u- fast, not only a an e
rraa-iun 4 my tbanUuiae,, to Ir K.-rruott of your e.ty,
t tha: tha mtlriui tr..tn like .l.w.. may Liu
ot.J atVr a n,)pr W4, 0J.
riMnu to Mch, Wis, I had uiT.-rd for iwveral
oth front atuin. mn lifmclU.. Purio tli-
aiowtlw 1 tmj.k.y,.! Nnral miT rr(.u,r ,., , .eho..
ayiciaiM, kt tho dWM gradually waMcl rw away.
iMrswtoraud ,rreat q.iantits of .Urk ftrUd matter,
,"rr1 attackn of bU,i,B! !.. my lungs, bad be
ww to far that 1 au not abU. to War my
". kd cbilU and frvr with niht sweats, in fact, all
saw me prwoounord m in the last nUea of eon
"ftien and a -t.m fr the grave.
At thw time I tu informed that IV. Kermo-.t was
'piof Mr. SptTjK n l Mr. Riolh f d.Mase of the
ben they were greatly re.luced. 1 fe t anxi.is
kim. Mj bruther went to lvtroit ul tirouicbt
tl!?il! b" Tt'T eveful am nli. n,
" Dr- "ld m there a et km i m. II.
reribed f me. and fier i.kln, l..
dunn whkh time I gradually regained my
, aa K-nareJ, nl am today happy in the
tuoymeat cf ifr .., , :
. - - i win a.ii inav
tn brn eore1 ,.,.,. , M-.et-lli, n of al!
- w ai trie time.
Ee rraUful, I am, your,&c.,
CKtlRUE CKfXt.
Or. Kermi.tt deo!M !.; time e..t...;..i. .w- ..4
wf chroma or tinfrrin diiaes, and will Uit Un-
13tll nd ih u 9TfTJ mt,nth
Bcrolas Shot. On Thursday night last Mr.
J. E. Ferguson, of Summit heard somebody in
his celler, and promptly taking a shot gun pro
ceeded to give the aforesa1 J somebody a charge,
which took effect in the r. , inflicting a serious
wound. The man escape from the cellar, but
the dog chased him into a marsh near the lake
where he was secured by Mr. F. His name was
Wilkins and he is now in JaiL Mr. F. has suf
fered severely during the past year from
bur'lars, his house and bam have been robbed
several times, and he has finally concluded to
put a stop to their operations. We onlv wonder
he has been so patient. If evervlody would
do as he has done, the gang would soon be
broken up.
P. S. Wilkins was yesterday sent to the
State Prison for ten years. Jarlnun Cit.
Gooo. Aunt Betsy lias said a great many
things, and among the rest, that " a newspaper
is like a wife, because every man should have
one of his own."
3vr AnniED.
In Addison, Steuben Co., N. V., Aug. 31 -t.
at the residence of Win. Bonharn, Esq., by the
Ilev. Mr. Raines, Ksaip Harris, of Lansing,
Mich., to Mi.sd J ask A. Cook, of Ilornellsville.
la Watertown, Sept. 21st, at the house of the
bride' dither, by the He v. C. S. Armstrong, Mr.
E. I- Wntr.iiT, of Laining, to Miss Mary J.
Kittle, ol Watertown.
At Rochester, X. Y., on Thursday, Sept. 22d,
Mr. II.NRY W. Waikmi, of Okcino", to Mi.sa
JlNMt It. A LAWS.
A happy life to them.
In Delhi, on Monday, Sept. Mr. I'lai
Cork kit, aged o years.
His disease was congestive chills.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I)-fVt lvrti-eni-nt .f l'r. .Soit.rl' l.ivr Inij-
itr '! Kaniily Cathartic IM', in aitMhrr coIuilb.
J. W. Kutotor, Irln tii: !'! .iriaii anJ Sur-
if-uii, wi.ut l iu t r--.Tt!ull auui uik-i- tint It vi-it
.St J..I.D-.OQ the l.'tli, l.iu-iii .u tli 1 ::b iiu-l t I'h, an t
II wll mi the 1'ttli of nerv i.f iiMi, iit-i he mil U hap
y In iiit t hi i M fiit bi1,anl r-rte!a:iy I !i-4 mIki are af
Hiolr-t Willi chrome mi I lmr-i ini; J
llMtritl (eriHMii ltlll - tt ul tltat l
aalil t tlx .
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l,,u .Sir In t halt i I Ih- alll !, I u a (. liiiei t
y m I lin--iii!. fl in l im-'- i, kii .w ni
ply tin- i;i X roii.l.li .ii I nt I I r-immi nci'il
t.tL.i. y ur llittei-U-t miuhiu", I wm.i n I ablx to au
an, thin ., i-r even to -it i any rnii .l-rhiB li-ntb l
lime Ik-! in- I ha.l taV. u th- ti -t In. til- I I- t iiL- a !
i, iu, ant iii' ,uft r liai in cnut iiiii 1 tl.e u .f tin in f.ir
a a'l.iit tiiui', in tUi- .r I - .i-ini l th- jt r, I aui ahle
t iUh.r liaitLwy .lay Ti i.v tl.e 1. .t,I th nk I
mr.irl m..r- tni. fit fi Il.e It t tli-.il a'l ntlii-r
lii.lli iii- I haw tal.il I lnv.- ii .t nii'y n-r.l Jour Put-U-r-.
i lf, Imt .av K h'ntlf-aul .ar:sdf tMittles
t i t!i.-.-ri.lll.Uin n i f I T' "ti M. M r l'"ul.Iint,
ami in ry ra--, th-y t. !l uie t! . y Uir tali-ii u Bi-1
mi- 1 1 tx'tii li-ial a th IMt- ri
Ke-jirtfully j'.Mir-i,
JAMES" VMS' HI SSI H'lTKIl
I'ir4iif4 uu'y I'V l'r. . M J.i-k.n, V- Its Arch t ,
I'lii ail-l'hia, anil dr nln by .lrii;;i?iit- au.t stir-ki'f -r
thr.1112h.111t thf L'uiti l Stuti'i at) 1 rn .la I'rire ct.
pt-rb-tttV. -JWJ.';0
A Ihstkrvim; t'un.ll m Sikk Tui;.Ar i t i.h IR. C.
M Ji. k-i. A Mh.irt tiuie ioie I au attarlk.'-l with a Vf ry
i-.! win- tlir.iat ana li.'ar-nif-s. cr..iii.ii.-. kiiii a
mfwt ilintrrx ng an. I H.riit einiifh, which rackp-1 ray sy
t m t.-rribly. I ur I various rfiiif.lii-4 without ohtainin
relef, ari l linally .urctia-ej two bottle uf H-m Band's
Ralamie Conlial, f'li taking which 1 wai nitir.-!y rure.l.
WV have k:iiin n. .1 it for other mcnilx-M f .ur family.
ao'l tin 1 that it nrt r faiU. WV IimU u."n it as the viry
b-t nwilirii.- in th.- worM. lt-"i-ctfiil T voiif.
MXAII imniH
NVwt.twu, N. May 17,
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RI'LIKr IN TKN MINL'Tl!
BRYAN'S rULMIXAKY WAFK1W ARE
-r.ing '.i. 4m euM .It'otuuvokiw, AMrilXl,
L'aoscitiTis, Sori Throat, Hoarskskss, Dim-.
CCLT BatATIIlSO, iNCIPIKSr CoNSCMPTlOX, AND
Disiasks or the Li nus. They have no taste of
medicine, and any child will take them. Thou
sands have been restored to health that had
before despaired. Testimony given in hundreds
of cases. A single dose relieves in tssi misctis.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers the ori
ginal and only geniune is stamped "Bryan.
Spurious kinds are offered for sale. Twenty-five
cents a hot. Sold by dealers generallv.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, X. Y.
For sale by R. THAYER, A Co., Unsing.
Plmplrn on the Fner, ami Skin UUcmmcs,
Are generally eansed by A iiiuacuU- burroulid in the
kin. Ir. Traaa'a Magnetic Ointment, by it powerful and
penetrating qualities, de-troy every ve-.tii: vf tbem.re
turing lieaitb and beauty to the kin wherever applied,
removing Tan and Freckle
IriaMKi ok Soke Kvks. A. Culiiii, if vutU Iiend,
lad , ay ; " The lUgnetie ointment in lh only remedy
in u.-e hei for IntUlnitil f yi. Ibe Auditor i f our county
ha. mi much Uitb in its curative power in tli; diea-e,
that he not euly highly recommend it, but i lTei-i to for
feit the uniount paid for it in each eaie, if it fails, of a erne."
I'iiis l'ile, which are at tliieMiu of the vear par
ticularly trnnbbome,are cured at ooce by Tr.ti-k'ii M.nr
netic Ointment ; apply to the prt-i nlTrrte l i,.l mti ill d(
the buck. .
NkkvoCS or Sk k lluii.vrilK. Apply the Ointment fieely
to the forehead and temple, and b:ick of the neck, a No
to the of the feet and palm of the b in !-i. It will
reli'e the everet headache in thirty minute. Ite.id
.lTertiMmeut in thi paper. '"! I
lrorl:iiiiutioii to tla lol'.
THK PttRTKl tlP PIIVSIT.
Ilrrrlrk's PHI.
lhanin we.-vtlier, tueh a t .
tlln for eiercie of care.
Cold nor liHat nor half iw ticiou
A a Kud len chano of air.
Thouijli you have a constitution
Subject to all human iIIa.
Von may brave the wort of climate,
If you use theoe Sugar Till.
Thou.u.l now are utr.sig au l n but,
Wiio but lately writhed in am,
FTer acWin;, ever prowling.
They have found their health aaiu
Now when cold succeed lint weather.
They've no fear l ague e'jill.
For they ue thie health pre-rver,
Mkkkii-k s Si gas I'oatkh I'm..
More than luO.000 caes of dieaae have yiel.Wd to
their ue during the pt five year, m.ioy uf which have
been pr on ounce.! incurable by distincuieed physician..
A eutd weather i nw appmacLiug, let every otie
eleane their vtem with a few d.e of tlie- Pill. Xo
restraint in diet is necevary wbiW uing tlieui. Full d
rectuiu. go with aacbbox.
4. Sold by all the dealer throughout the world
Ijinge bove l eut. Pee A lverti-euints n .! pae.
f oiio tun.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female lill.
PROTECTED
BT ROYAL
W'jRF.PARF.P from a prescription .f Sir James CI ike
I M. I.. Phvsiciaa F.itraordinarv to the Vjneen. Tin:
invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the cure of all th.we
painful anddangerou disease mcidant to the female
eonstitutMn.
It moderates all eire, remove all obtructiin. an-i
bhnfsonthe monthly period with regularity. The-
Pilla should be used two or three weeks previous to c-n
flnoment; they fortify the ontitotion, and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling toe mother to perlorm
her duuea with safety to herself anl cbil.l.
Thrte bt lakm bwfrmalrs during tkr
FIRST THKFE MUXTHSof reyn.m.-. ai thru arr tnrt
U brimg Mxtcarrttujf, but at any Urr time tkry art
tart.
In all ease of Xerrou and Spinal AfTeetioiis. pain iu
the Back and tain. Heaviness, rat fue on Micht Kver
tio. PaliuUtioa of the Heart, lownesa of Spirits, Hys
terics.Sick Headache, White. and all the painful diseases
occasioned by a disordered sy-tero. tbe fills will ellrct
a car when all other means have tailed, and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony
or an other mineral.
Full directions accompanying erch package. Ti ice, in
the I uited Mate an.l anada. One lsnur.
5i.le Agent for the t'nited States and Canada
JOB MiF.s, (Ute I. C. Baldwin To .)
Rochester, X. V.
N. B. One TVIlar and 6 postage stamp enclosed to any
authonied Agent, will ensure a bottle, containing 50 puis
by return mail
For sals by R. Tiura, Lansing. lMvl
From tha Adrertii ag Aoey of LYMAN BR1GG3, 90
tToodward Avenue, Detroit.
Crockery at Wholesale.
IfERCIIAXTS AN D OTHERS it tending to
During the STATE FA I It,
are invited, before purchasing elsewhere, to ex
amine our stock of
Crockery, Glassware, Plated Ware,
LOOKING GLASSES, CUTLERY. tC.
An eiperiecce of 20 years in Jobbing in this
City, and our facilities for importing, enable us
to oiler a
FIXER STOCK & BETTER TERMS
Than any other House in the If'est.
We shall be pleased to show our Goods, sale
or no -ale. F. 1VKT.T1 OKE& Co.
Importers, 63 Woodward Avenue, Detroit.
II IT IL UI . ii
AND LUMBER DEALER.
T AM PREPARED to funiish materials, and
L build Houses, or anything pertaining to the
Building business on hoit notice, and on the
most favorable terms,
MASON WORK & PAINTING INCLUDED.
Lumber, rough or dressed, and doors. Pine or
YhitcwWMl, for sale low. (.'. lMKiK.
Imsins, SeptemlM-r 195'.. l'.irl
Stray Cow. "
STRAYED from the subscriber, in the town of
DeWitt, near the Uig M.irsh, on or about the
7th in-t., a bright red Cow, ubout 8 or 9 years old,
with lutln r liijh bul k horns ami bra-is knobs,
pr. tty long t-lim ueck, and has the app-ranee
of being part Devon, smooth built and rather
tmnd. Auv person returning said Cow to uie.
or giving ii. formation where she tuay be found,
Mull be iiliernllv rewarded.
K. V. SAN" FORD.
D. Witt, Sit. 24, 1h.'.9. 2wj?.l
BEIN'fi deteruiined to close up the map busi-m-'S
in this county, all persons indebted to
us either by loihscription, note or account, will
lo wi ll to call at the map office in this city and
settle the same immediately. Those subscribers
to whom maps have been ojfert'l will be treated
in the sime maimer as though they had actual
ly reeeived their maps.
C.EIL, II A RLE V, A SIVERD.
Lansing, Sept. 17th, 1859. lm'JSO.
C1 II AXCF.RV SALE. Ryvirtue ofTdecretal
) ord-r of the Circuit Court for the county of
Ingham, in Chancery, in a cause wherein I'riah
Coulson is complainant, and Abner E. Richardson
and Elijah Richardson arc defendants, and made
on the 231 day of April, A. D. 1659, by virtue
of which said decretal order, I, the subsciibrr,
the ( lrcuit ( ourt Commissioner of the said coun
ty of Ingham, will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Court House, in the village
of Mason, iu said county of Ingham, on the (S)
eighth day of November, A. D. 1859, at one o'
clock in the afternoon of that day, the lands and
premises described in Said order of sale, as fol
lows, to wil: Fifty (5n) acres off the north-east
corner of section eighteen (18), in town number
four ( I ) north of range one ( 1 ) west, in the town
of Meridian and county of Ingham, and State of
Michigan, it being a portion of the same land
that was purchased of Hoyd by Elijah Richard
son and Abner E. Richardson, deed from Boyd
to said Richardsons is recorded on the records in
the said county of Ingham and State of Michi
gan. C.RIFFIN PADDOCK,
Phillip Mi Kirsas, Circuit Court Com'r.
Solicitor for complainant.
Dated September 19, 1859. 7w231
lrolat 3lotie.
OTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ingham, ss.
O At a session of the Probate Court lor the Co.
of Ingham, holden at the Probate Otliee in the vil
lage of Mason, on Saturday, the 24 th day of Sept,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and
fiftv-nine. Fresent, Wm. II. Pinckney, Judge
o f. .!,... In tl.o auditor of tka UlsU of Will
t'lnpps, iteceased. n reauing sou um.p, ui
tietition, dulv verified, of Daniel P. ReilT, Att'y
of Peter Phipps, administrator of said deceased,
praying amongst other thing, for a license to
sell the real esta'e of said deceased.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the 7 Lit
day of Novenilier next, at 1 1 o'clock in the fore
noon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition,
and that tho heirs at law of said deceased, and all
oilier persons interested in said estate, are re
quired to appear at a session of said Court,
then to be holden at the Probate Office, in the
village of Mason, and show cause, if any there
be, why the prayer of the petitioner should not
be granted: And it i furthrr ordered, that
said petitioner give notice to the persons interes
ted in said estate, of the pendency of said peti
tion, and the hearing thereof, by causing a coi y
of tliis order to be published in the Lansing AV
puhliean, a newspaper printed and circulating in
said county of Ingham, o successive weeks previ
ous to said day of hearing. A true copy. J
WM. 11. I'IMKNhY,
231w6 Judge of Probate.
ireat Male of linprovel Laud
at AiM'tioii.
rriIERE will be fjld at Administrator's Sale,
X. on the loth uav ol November next, the
whole of the old "Dayton Farm," located in
Delta, Eaton county, comprising two hundred
and forty acres of tho original farm, and two
hundred acres of other land in the immediate
vicinity, all excellent farm land. There is one
hundred and forty acres improved, with enough
good meadow to produce one hundred tons of
hay per annum. The whole farm is abundantly
watered with tine living springs, and a stream -t
pure water runs the entire length of the farm.
There is also a good orchard of choice trees, a
spacious farm house, well enclosed and painted,
and a log barn and other out-buildings, with a
variety of soil which makes this one ol the best
crazing farms iu the State.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock A. M.,
on the firm, at Dvlta Center, four miles west of
Lansing, and will be sold together or in parcels,
to suit purchasers. Those w ho w inh to purchase
real estate will do well to h present.
S. W. FOWLER,
CJIAUNCEV GOODRICH,
Adm'rs of the estate of L. C. Holly, dee'd.
Sept. 12th. 1 $.'.'.. " 4w229
Tin: ii:vr.iAit.Ai yet.
ORAM) VALLEY FARM, coutaininz one
IT hundred and fifty-five acres, and divided
near the center by the Amboy, Lansing and
Traverse Ray Railroad, is offered for sale, in
whole or in part, at a price so low, considering
the extreme fertility of soil, eligibility of location.
and extent o! improvements, as to make it emi
nently worthy the favorable consideration of all
having monev for safe and favorable investment.
That portion King north of the Railroad survev,
covered w ith a luxuriant growth of beautiful and
valuable timber, will be sold for twenty dollars
per acre, i ne portion ivicg soum, on which
arc the buildings, orchard, and blty acrts of im
provement, is offered at forty dollars. Or the
whole may be had at thirty dollars per acre; or
it will bo divided in almost any form to suit, and
a portion of the putchase monev remain on time
One thousand dollars wiil be required in hand to
meet encumbrance. .Vo ahatrmmt in thtt
irt rex.
Inquire ol o.Mhouse i butler, or of the
subscriber on the premises. TH. TREAT.
Lansing, Sept. 13th, 1S.W. Sw229
CITY ClKkk S tSU.T,.
I.vn--nj. September l, 1.W
SlAIK Ml'HI'.VM, .
IMn.l Ijius ng, I to
To C M. seU y. Arm Co , (if 11 Cassimeie, A. Tur
m r.B F. A; A N Hart, It Seymoi.r,L lUmjo. F. Barrlev
A A. Hilt. W. Hendricks, T. W. lirfen. Ir A tferls.i.. L
Pngmsu, J. Turner, Chs. Turner, Oej. Turner,
lliuctir, ana an oilier per-ocx ntere.te.l in the billowing
lesoiitied prem , 111 : Sixty fret dev pen Franklin street
north to ti.e north I ne l lot T, ownei and ocecpied br C.
M -!. r. lot 5 anl 6, lot- 4, 3, 1.2. in block 11, also 25
feet bv feet n.rth -n the aouthwe-t c wusr of biocc e
all north of A Turner A; Co., Ivirg on Turner street, oo t
lot. beU nj.ng t i I! K A A liirt, lot n on block 11
we-t half ..t bl ick-T and s. anl ail of b:ks 9. 10 and 11
You are hereby n. .titled that aw s meets are about to
be ms le up. you t efray the eipece of gra.Lng Tur
oer street, trim frank in t:et t" Nth M-rrt ; that a
ses-ment roll have Nen tni then f..r, wh cr are . HI
in the ottice of l-ie City C erk. wt,ere "Ley wi.l remain open
to your inspectii n until th' Ikth dvy t eptemher, l'oy
at 7o'cbk P. M .whenaad where y.umyatper before
the fommoo C .cneil of said ci'y arl shewcau-e,il auv
there be, why the said a-jaoueut should uol te made
athl collected according to law.
P-y order if th Common Connc.I,
CwCTil GFJ). A. ARibrTRo.NU, City Clerk.
XORTII ATLANTIC
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
REoTUR THRulOH LIF.T ISaV FrUVOSOO. via.
Panama rUii t, an-t c nne.-t ni ouiv wi'h steam
ers Oo,.!-n Gate, M - en Ae, .cLu L ?'.ejuu- aal J
nira.of tbe facinc M t 1 -t -in-L p l.n.(.u at Panama,
direct to Ap nw.lt. Tue i.pVn 1m1 t.-:u-h j.
Baltic, apkiamc ano atlanlc,
having bet-u entile! red'.te I anla-'.apil to the C!if.r
uia tra-le, wit. hereafter run a- at.v-, iravinz tui i-rt
on the Sin aul 'JU'.h of .mc ui u.u, Ii uii the f.wt i.t Lul
Street, Nortli River
4aV Pa-eu-r an 1 mails wil be f warded by Pain ma
Raiiroad, au t connect at Pativm w:tn the Pacific Vsi.
Stesmship C imoany' uhti ncenr -: smbip, whirh wi.l
be in rea'liuew, auJ t-ave .minedia y 1 1; Sn Franc -co
They will be embarked fiee ..f ev,n-e fusai lUi'.ruwd, by
the Company steamboat T.irVH.A.
An eiperienced Surge -i i attjc!iel to each ' ip.
Strerage t'.ujer fuoiit in cooked pnivi.ioue, t-l.Jing,
an 1 at.eu tance It is b?lked tbat the acc iniioli: u.
alfofiVd by the above ships are uuaii--l by auv m
the world. The pub ic a e informed 'Lat the Y M S.
Ut.aiwsys have I INK OK Mr;E FXTrlA STEaWKR-.
lying at Pauauia, ieaiy fir m-x, to avoid any w.b e .:-teii-j.
u of i'a--eugrs or Ma.l, aui eiobArk their u
gers by stevmboac.
For passage af ply at tue only i-ffiee f the Company , cm
the whart tout t Canil stieet .'.North Rivt-r, t.
3miSH WILLIAM II WICKHAM
To the UuwKnrd Klrrlor or the 1'Hy of
l.anwlni;.
NOTICE is li.-r. by given, that the seieral AMeriiini t
the -v rl warl, act.og a.- a Hoard t rU gi-U.li. i:,
un-ler and by v irtu ; of an act entitle 1 An act further to
prew-rve the purity of election au l f uard ajiut the
9u.-e i.t theelecloe lrauch.se, by a rexu-tiatani of vote,'
approved February II, l-i, will on MouUy, the dj
ot October, lnj.i, at uine o'clock in the fnre:i. n, m.-t at
the fallowing pbice in their re.peetive wrl-, an 1 cm
tiuue m sesstou Ijr three sttccewuke day, and no k nger,
fit :
Firt Ward, at the Srvmour Hou-e ; Seend Ward, at
the Fagle llo el ; Third Ward, at the Iiu- n; IT um-
W ueu and where ail teroii eiititK 1 to u-e the ekvtire
frauchi-e uuJer art cle seven, section one, of the euuMitu
n of llis State uf Michigan, mu-t eiire.ter their nsim ,
entitle fieri t the pririU-e ot votin unil. r the vet .n
tille.1 an act to pre-erve Ihe purity of eeti-n. Ac.
AKTI. l.K 7. fW l,OF THK CoNTITI TIo.
In all elections, i ery w lute mat.- citi n.evei v w lute male
ulittutant le-i liug iu the Mate on the tweutv lourth dsv
f June, Is.;.!, .-.e y while nil. inhabiiaut r.--i I.ug in the
Mate on ti,.- flrst ! J.inuarr. Is.si. who lis d. cUiel h s
intention to nuea citizen of the 1'n ted SUT.-s. pursu
ant to the law. tlo-re.it, n iie.nlll- Mecediiur an election.
h I. I. --.!. ii th- Sta'.- two .-r. and six hm i.:1
au I .li e ar.-.l ins .n" ,it on as at .!esi.t.an l ev. rv c.vilii-.l
ma'e .nlnhitaiil ol lnli.n .1. r. rit, a nttoe ol the IU !id
ta'. s, and ni.t a im uli. r . I :.ny tntx-, -hall b.- an elector
lid nt it led to tut.- . hut Cil.i.li or iiihahtsiit shal! I
ikvtor or entitle 1 lo v..t-- at any ;. cti n, unle-s he
II he above the aire of twenty ne vear-, an t h- re
side,! ui the Stab' thie in.. nth-, aul in th tiwn-hn or
w.rd in which h oiler- ht fo: ten .lavs next I-reo ami
uch election "
By order .f the llrd i.f Reir:-trati(in.
2wio0 i.Ko. A AKMlK.Ni;.t itr I" tk.
Iausing.Sept l'.th, lv'..
NOTICE TO i 0Tlt TOItS.
'I'HE undersigned, Commissioner of the l'ort
X Huron, B.iy Citv and Linsiiijr State Road,
hereby give lotice that they will proeeed to let
the work on caid toad to the lowest resnonsihle
bidder, as follows: All that part I vinpr in the
counties of St. Clair and Sanilac, at the Lamed
House, m the city of l ott Huron, on the 12th
day of October, A. D. !.".'., commencing at 'J
o'clock A. M. All that part lying in the coun
ties of Lapeer and Tuscola, at the Va-s.tr Hotel,
the village of a-s.tr, Tuscnu coiintv, on
Monday, the 17th day of October, A. D. ls.-,,
at 1 o clock I. M. All that part lying in Ray
and Saginaw counties, at the Sherman House, iii
liav City, on Thursdav. the 2nth dav of October.
D. l5y, at o cliK-k A. M. All that Part
lying in Midland rounty, at the Midland City
Hotel, in Midland City, Midland county, on Mon-
lay, the 24th dav of Oc to tier. A. D. 1809. at 1
o'clock A. M. All that part lying in firutiot
county, at Comstin k's Hotel, in" the village of
Ithaca, on Thursday, the 2 th of October, A. D.
ISay, at 9 o'clock A. M. And all that part Iv-
ing in Clinton co.inty, north of the village of St.
iotins, at the Amencan Hotel, in the village of
St. Johns, on Monday, the 3 1st day of October,
A. I. ISo'., at '. o'clock A. M.
Contracts will be let to suit bidders, but ::o
contract will be considered for h ss than ore-half
a mile. The road to be cut and cleared fo.ii rods
wide, with bridges, sluices, ditches and side-
drains sufficient to carry oil' all sutf.ice wat 'r,
and cross-ways where required, cross-ways to be
twelve feet wide, and covered eight inches deep
or more. The specifications for building bridges
across the Chippewa and Mack rivers, and all
small streams will be given on the days of l. t
tiug, together with such further information as
may be required.
The above contracts will be let iu pursuance
of an act of the Legislature of the State of Mieh-
igan, entitled " An act to
age hiiu leciaination 01 w
p
rovide 'or the dra
amp Aianus oy means
of State roads and ditches," approved February
11, 1S5'..
ISRAEL MOWRV,
UEU REN McCREERY,
NEWEL AVERY,
Sept. 9, I 3w2:ii VominiiitHtr.
To Contractor).
ATOTICE is hereby given that the Commission
11 ers of tho Newavgo v Northport State Road
will be upon the ground on Tuesday, the iMh
law of October next, to receive bids for build
ing that portion of the road south of Newaygo,
cotnmencin's at, or now the comer of Kent
County, thence along the line heretofore survey.
d by said Commissioners to the Mu-kcgan River.
Distance, about ten miles.
Sad road, to be cut out six rods wide upon all
unimproved lands, and w here the same is settled
and improved, four rods wide. The entire
ength of said road, to be cleared of all fallen,
or standing timber Ac, four roils wide, and two
of the same, to be well grubbed of all stumps
and roots, and turnpiked, with good and sufficient
Inches to carry on all surface water. Center of
road to be raised not less than two feet above
the surface of said ditches, where tho nature of
the ground is such as to require it. Where SIu:
ces may be necessary, to be built in a good and
substantial manner, of sound hewn timlx-r.
- Upnn Swampy, Marshy, or wet ground, said
road must bo constructed with timber, not l.-ss
than Eighteen feet wide. Said timber to 1h-
icwii or flattened on one side to fomi the sur-
fuco of the road, and tho sides sufficiently
straightened to form close and compact work;
the whole, to be sHtted down upon good and
substantial Stringers, so as to form s smooth, and
evel surface.
The aliovc work will lie let in sections of one
mile or more, to suit bidders. No bids w ill be
considered, for less than one mile.
Favmcnt for the above work will be made in
money or Swamp Lands, at the option of Con
tractors, subject to all the provisions, and condi
tions of au Act, entitled an act of the Legisla
ture of the State of Michigan for the drainage
and reclamation of the State Swamp Lands by
a system of State Roads, approved Febuary 12,
1 8.r.v.
S. O. KINCSRURY,
HENRY PALMER,
A. It. WATSON,
5w25i Commi$ionrr.
To Coiilrarlom.
"VTOTICE is hereby given that the letting of the
li Contracts for clearing, grubbing, causwav
ing and constructing of Bridges on a part of the
EAST SAGINAW & SAT. BLE STATE ROAD
as hereafter described bv virtue of the Act
entitled 44 An Act to provide for the drainage
and reclamation cf Swamp Lends by means ot
State Roads and ditche," approved February
12, 1S59, will be at the public house of J. S.
BARCLAY, in Bay Citv, on the I'.th dav of Oc
tober neit, commencing at 1 o'clock in the
forenoon.
LOCATION:
Beginning at the point, where the east and west
quarter section line through section 2" in town
ship 14 north of range 5 east intersects the west
bank of iaginaw Liver, thence to a point ter
minating on the bank of bauble River at mean
der corner in line between sections 3 and D
on west bank of said River in township cumber
23 north of range number 9 eat. Distance 77
7-3 miles on the line surveyed by the Commis
sioners. Said Road to be cleared of all standing
Timber, brush and fallen Timber, four rods in
width and ten feet each side of tbc center of
said road, to be well grubbed, the excavations
made by grubbing to be filled even with the sur
face so as to form a level roal bed. AU swam
py and wet ground to be causewayed with sound
timber cut not less than 16 feet long well spotted
down and laid on substantial stringers, where
the character of the ground makes it necessary,
with ditch or ditches sufficient to drain the
road bed. (. ulverts will be required of a sub
stantial nature not less than 16 feet in length
where the same are necessary. All streams to
be bridged with substantial Timber Bridges not
less than 20 feet in width. Further information
obtained of the undersigned.
MORGAN L. GAGE,
ADDISON P. BREWER,
Cmt'or.
East Saginaw, Sept. 10th, lS5i. 4w230
SAXFOKD
LIVER LWIGORATOR
SEVER DEBILITATES.
IT H rOMPCVPKD FAT RELY FBoM GUMS', AND
g. "S Pe-,iiT)e
n e-Ub
hed fact, a SUndardVIei
cue, ka w ii od ; pn.v
i. an 1 is u m ie-.rtej t
diseases ..r wnich it i
It tia cure ! th luim't
In hsd gve3 up all
Uumeious uillici'el
s . ri .l,..w.
The J.ee roust be
( e-1 by all that have uW
I with C'nSenee 10 all the
I teeamn n.'.e i
within the la-t twoyear
hi(e. of relief, a the
1 ceruticat.'s iu mv nosr-
t
a lapte i to the tempera
taking it. and used in
gently on the Bjsel.
judgment ruide v.u in
lVi;-KAT'ifi. and it
FL4LNTS. BIL1.RS AT
CHRONIC 1'lARKII.EA,
I'YsENTERY. I'hVUVY,
HlTl'AL UaSnVFtESS
C1KH.FRA M OK BI S,
FLAT I tJCNCE. JAf.N
NF:ssf, aut ma be
J4S.r Unn?y MttU
HEAPAtHt, (a thou
minutes, if two or th'ee
at commencement of at
merit of the inivilual
u. U oian i' iea as tn act
Let the -ticla'esof our
tbe use ..f th 1.IVFR
will eUre LIK inM
U K', i Y I' F. I'S I A,
l"M4r.H l! 'I ,!VT-.
NH It r luMu H. II A
ni-d.IC. UlULKH.t,
(H'ilU IVFANTl'M,
I'U E, FEMALE WEAK.
u--i success! ul'.y as an
-i.' 1: w II cure SU'K
ii 1 can te.tiiy.) in "JO
teas(nX.u!'d.ls are ts.eu
ta k.
All who use it are giv
f.v.r ing their testimoriv in its
- M.v. W.tter in the Jloulh
vil ..tl ..w b.th t.-."e:tier.
l'rii"e l ti per U n;!e.
th tl.a Iuv.goratr.
AI. I,
A . P O K 1) 9 S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COM Pol MEt FI'.OM
Pure Vrprtt',!e Ext raft, and put uy In !!a
Cte, Air Tl'iht, m,i will ktfp in any climate.
It.e FAMILY CA
tie, but actue CsthaitiC,
ue I in h s practice ni-Te
Ttieeonstautli meres
who have long ii- ttt..
tu n win. h all express in
indue. I mr tJ p! Ki
ef a I
Tue I'r..f.--in well
til litics a.-t on t.lleieut
I he F A M I I. Y CA
witti due r.- ei. ni-e lo
h- en coinpouii le 1 from a
Vegetable F'vtracU,
psil of the al.nieii'ary
af- in all c.k.-s w hen a
T1KTI0 FILL i gen
m which the propr.etor bas
than tweii y vears.
i ing demand fioin tho-e
I'lLl.s. and the .ati-tsc
regard t. their Use, ha
them within the tevch
Lu iw that d if. tei.t Ca
-rti lis ..1 the tms. Is.
TIIVKIir 1'll.I.s, hs-.
this well e. tat. iuli. 1 f t
varie y ot the pure-t
which act alik. on eet v
causl, arid are g.sslan1
sthenic is ne. 1.-1, siieh
Stomsch, S le e p i n. sa,
Ixins, Costivenes. I'ain
whole rsslv, from su.Ltrn
if n. glect.-d, . & 1 in a
Ios of Appetite, a
told over the l!v, K.-t-w.
V'l t IL h I. all
in 7.'.7. n or .IJ; . .
m Is ran 'en.eut- of the
Pii i.s m f Ki k and
anl S.reness over the
Id, which f-e.jii,t:v,
iij ciuii-.- 1 1 levi r.
Cr.-. pin,- Sensation of
I r,. , Headache, or
l;if uiwitism. a tre.t Vtiriiter of the HU,l, and many
di-e..-. t which lies', i, ,ir ti nu Iu. rous to un-ntf u
iu this iftterti-erm nt. i.ie. 1 to:;.
rilU E. 1IIK1T MMF.-s,
ti1). Ihe I iver luvi.orator and Fsni ly Cathartic lils
i letailed by Iii u.'.'.sfs i.eral V, and sold hole- 1.- bv
the Trade :i. ail the la-ir. t wns
S. T. W. SAN FORD, M. D.,
Moiuf.ictiircr and I'lopru t r,
lv-'J7 S:.."i Ii... ., N. w Voik.
HOTU'E.
ril 1 1 E O .RA RTN ERSHI l HERETt K RE EX-
isiitii b.-tween the subcriU'rs under the
name of John Tho.nxs A Co., is this day dissol
ved bv mutual consent.
The unsettled accounts of the lite firm will fie
adjusted by A. F. Weller, with whom the books
of account, notes and cl.tims of the same, have
been left, for settlement and collection, and to
whom all debts due them must be paid. Dated
Lansing. Auirust 17. W'..
JOHN THOMAS,
A. F. WELLER,
m:; E. R. MERR1FIELD.
xoTifi:.
rpiIE RL'SINESS HERETOFORE CONDl'C-
ted bv John Thomas & Co., . i!l hereafter
be carried on by the subscribers, at the old
stand, under the name of reck Si Mernfield.
fiEO. W. FECK,
E. R. MEI.RIF1KI.D.
Dated Lansinir, August 17, Ih.VJ. 2'J".iu:t
FOKKST iMIKSKKV
flllllS beautiful Nursery is situated in the citv
of LANSING,
Just South of the Celar liii.-r.
And is CNEtjCAI.I.ED by any stock of trees
East or West. It has been raised here, with
especial reference to the wants of the fruit
growers nnd farmers of Michigan, and consist
nt Ii-ihIv vseiotios. niLnit!.! tjv fl.isi elmijOe rrrsfl-
ed from bearing trees, and is nor in thrifty and
line condition for transplanting.
All those desirous ol pl.inting orchard, will
find it to their advantage to purchase trees at
this Nursery, instead of from Eastern specula
tors with whom they are unaci tinted, ns the
proprietors
WILL WARRANT THEIR TREES
To be the varieties named by them, will sell low,
and take all kinds of faun produce at cash pri
ces in exclunge for trees, and give a liberal
credit to responsible purchasers, if desired.
The following is a brief list of prices:
Apple trees, lo to 2o cents each.
Cherry " to o.r "
Flum " to 4' "
Pear " 5o cents each.
Strawberries, 1 ier 1m.
Currants, 1 oO per do..
Scions, 1 "25 per looo.
We have also a quantity of evergreens and
shrubs.
HARRIS A PARSONS,
Proprietors.
Lansing, August t!3, lsV.. 2iw
A CAKIL
NOT having disposed f our lots in Lansing,
we agtiiu call the .ittentiou of speculators,
and the rest of mankind, to the f.n-t that we own
the following lots:
I.ts 1, 5 and '., t.I.K'k l.'.s ;
Its U i nd bl.K-k 1
Ilt bl.K'k
We want to sell the above ali at once, or
singly, for cash. Roll iu vour bids, gentlemen,
to " W. W. M ARK HAM A SON,
r.m22v Cold water, Mich.
Cm ClKk'- Of tli :, J
l-sn-.ll, S- j.t liltier l'. l-- )
; . tk .r Mi' in.. , (
C.ty of Ijirising, )
Tj I-ssr T..wn- q. and all . 'tiers int. r -t- d in th f.d
1 .win? described property, vi; Then..r:h fraction it th
northwest quarter ot section 9, containing Vivu liO l 'tli
acre.
ou are herel.y u.-tdied that a--,,meu! aie h...ut t.
be imtde upon you tu .lefray tie" Xsnf of repairing
loan 1 Kiver rea l from I be west en 1 of North stieet west
tothecity limits; that as SKiiient r""- hsve hern rnsd.
in the premise. wh'?h are on Ble in the oftice of the City
Clerk, where "her will r. min ojen to y.ur in--.-twn un
t.l Friday, the ;0'h d.y i f S-pteu.b. r. 1--.V.4. at f o'c.k
P. M , when an I where yi.u rosy ap ir ltore the I'.m
m n t -iunejl of sad city and shi.w csn1. if any there be,
why the stid aeniienl -t.ou'.d not b- ina.1.- and c.!. c'e.i
according to law
I!r order of the C .rumon C.mnr.I.
2w'is ' viEO A AHM-T'l'iNi;. Cite Clerk.
Citv Cikrk s in-n. . I
Iaii-mg ep,,..ntH.r j., js,-r j
State e Mirns.ux. I
City i f lnint-, I "'
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Ier. F a J w, su. v nir.-s. 1. t ILllmrl, K. i'nee.
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C Bevch.S F. IU-tin.'..C T.-gi-r. Have., jver so
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if C u-en, .1 W Ho; k.iis. M-s. Ane 11. J-hn T. nik.Of,
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er, Aon Sro.'.h.S Cnls-y, P. ,ark. o. j. T.s ker.s. Ira-y.
K N. bnlley, A Xicbj.-, C Crane, Ja- iisrw.ck. Ii."io
Seyrnou. J"b T s Lir, J Yaij-r, anl a 1 other er n
ir.leree 1 in 'be following deer.bed profrST, v:r
B -s-ks, half f SI. sill, s. Laif of C4. ha.f of 41. 1J, 41. bal
of 44. ha t f 5.. isl, ha.: id 54, bad of t.a.f cf '4
bail -ft. ta f of t?. ta'fcf i. taifof 3, half of 'T.ha f
i f ev.La.lis tT. l.a f of lOU.balf of 101. Laif f 1M. bait
. f 111. ha.f of 114. ba f of 115. half of 1. t.t of ll-..
half of Iii, half cf 1 .. half of 149 had of ii. half ,f
15T. Laif of 1. half of 171, half ot 172. and k u v.l-j, 11.1
13. 14.15. block 177
'iu a; hereby n t.6-l that a-se..rr nts are aVnjt t-
be made up. u y..u U defray the ex.eti.-s of cra-l.Dg I
Wa-b-ng'on Avenue, from Frank! n t!et tn Va.ti street .
tbat as-e--ment ro 1- have been ma le out in the piem,-...,
wb.eh ar on ft e in the rfBe of the Oty CVrk. where
they w ll remain open 1 1 your ro-peeti.-n nnt.l F.id.y, the
3T.h day of Septenulr, 1-5, at s o'c'.-srk F. U , wtlea and
wb- re ou rr.iy appear be'oie the O.a.nKu G-unr f -a J
City .n l bnw cauw, f any th' be, why the saic a--.
nvut shonld not be ma.le ao-1 Cs;s-.-tei aeeord ng to law.
Hr order of to- Cumm n O-onciI.
2w-S " Gfo. A. ARMSTRuXV.. City Cerk.
'ANS, Fans, at the
CITT BOOK STORE
! MRS. WINSLOW,
Aa eiper eoced X jrs and Frma'.e Phys'eian. prexts to
tie a'.VLt .i vf mother-, her
soouu(i svui r.
Por Cliildrt'U Tcciliiiu
which greatly facilitates the prices f teeth rg, b ..'t
en:ngtne gums, re-lucingal intlimmation wnl al.av ALL
PA IX and spasmodic acuon, and is
SIRE TUISEilflJlTE T11K BOWFl-S.
IVol npin f, motlie-s, it will give re.t U v.-u'setve.
and A". .Voavl j.: t.i yw.r Jntn:t.
We have put up and o.d this'artu ie for over ten vesrs,
anl can jy, in conSieuceand truth of it, ht we" hsve
never beeU
fans other
Xi ins
a mx.ii a In
F r k c r a
31 r.
SUOTIIIXw
MVKI'P,
Hied
timely u-ej
kn w an in-
st;is(-ti..a
wtio used it.
trmty, all are M ,,-hted with its per
terms ot ln-bct common iat.i.n ot r .est eS, an !
tue.l:cal virtues. We sisik m this m...i,r..i .
awoav,"' a:ier tea year.' experience, ud p e.'.e our rej u
tatH-n for the fu fidiuent of what we here .le.i.re. lu a!
nut every instance wliere the infant is sutler nir tr. in
pain audekhaus'.Hir. rell will bef Kin i iu li leeuo: taentv
minutes a!Ur tbe syrup i a tiuiin-re e l
this va uable i reuaiati .n i. th- i le-.-r i.".. .. ,.f .iIu. ,.r
the mj.t 1 vpenrcced aul Skdliul Nurses in Sew rug'aud.
aud has been ue,l w.th neier fail ng uec. ss iu
TH'l sANlS .F CASKS.
It n.d otlv leheves the ch 11 1 rro : i
tl.lt 111. c x'.
the s ouiach an l U.uris. cm. .-t,
and ene- gy .
tl.l
s'.el!l. It
-laot;
rel:e e
ilKU'lX
IN T1IK It HVKI s vi . r U".
cnie i
v iii i, im: i: . r
ti:i:tiii;. :!:;',;r
and over
U I I Oils,
not Si-e.!i
die.l,en. in
believe it
suie-t r. in
worid.'n ail
TKK and !; vt:l:.l.rv in lli.Mrv n. w ,.-th.
teethicg. or tr..iu any ..ti er c..i-e. W .
everv mother a h.i h is a child si.iVriinr :.
f.'rei.siig ciiiplaints J,. n..t ' jour p.e
pre.ud.ces i f others. s'auJ Msi ru ,.,.!
ii f. r ii; ehild
ai: ! I 1 1 1
ar.t the r.-lief thit wi.l I si :k--ve.
I'KE to !....-w the u- ..t tli . in-.ii. ne.
Full .1. fec i, ns f..r u-i.f w :l .i in i
n ueu un-, n
ii!. .s ti. f.,e . m:!,. ,. i
KINS. ,..
S-ild by Ihtu'gists Ihtoiuh .
FhlNi'Il'AI. OFFICE. Xo. 1
ill
v: sun r. n
1'rlrr only
i Outs ti r Mottle.
MOitb TO BK ADMIUKD Til AN I HI!
i:k lllT IU AIU-YI
E Vf l
Worn hy Kings nr iMiiporors.
117(7.' H7,y, li,,,,,!,;, ..,. Htlr.
BECll'SE
iintt id.'.
l is t!.i
I ll llll. -lit l.l. lllls. If
Iwl nil mil
i:,:i.. r. al
bi iohtly in
-p:lr kiing.
though the ni-e mis i.I.M.iu
the glowing In-, k, t lie c.- I.,
the teeth be tin is." id it llo- In- i.l i-i !..
reft of its cov. iing, i.r tin Ii m I..-si,.ii I. .1 .ni l
shrivili-d, f,,ir'i ,ixd ';. ..r :. Mill, if
sprinkled with gr;iy, imtute will i i. re tli.tn
halt her charms. 'Pmt. U .....1- ll.i.i l.'. st.nu
tive, it used two or t!nv" linn :l k, will le-
tore and peruiunenilv eruif to iill s;n Ii :m nr-
tiameut. Lead the follow .m-1 i.i.L'.-. The
writer f the lirt is the .l !.i.it.. ri:itiii.
Thallierir:
New York, Apiil l'., Is.'.S.
Ir. 11'i.m; lfar Sir, Permit mc to -x-
press to you the ol.Iiati.His I am under for the
entire restoration of mv hair tons original color.
About the time of mv anival in tbe Cnite l
States it was rapidly Inc. lining !'i.i, but upon
the application of your " Hair II-tor:itive," it
soon recovered its original li'ie. I eon-ider
your Restorative a a erv w.m.Jeiful inveniion.
quite eflicacious as well as agreeable.
I am, dear sir, vow tiulv,
S. ni i.i:r.i.:.
I'rvsi.
Welsh News,.;,,...,
nil;
I:; N.,-i.i st.,
April I ' ls.'.s. t
I'fJ. '... II'.....: ..rr Sir, Some month
or six weeks no I lee.n. ila bottle id vour
Hair Kestoraiive and give it inv wile who con
cluded to try it on her hair. Utile thinking at the
time that it would restore the .ray hair to its
original col.ir, but to her, as well as inv surprise,
liter a few wet k tiial, it has pet f,,rii,ed that
wotnlerlul clleet I.v 1 1 1 r I . i : i ; ' all tin'
rav h airs to
lark brown at tin
satne tun.' I.e.iiilifv ing and
I stlOllL'iv reroriillielld the
thieketiin the hair.
i:...!,.. m ..0 t.rs....w ;.. ..r .,..t.
a hanire of their Lnir.
riiAKi.Es r.i:M:v.
New Yotk, Ji.lv V.;., ls',7.
l'r,.. n. .. II',.....- Wiih c.iili leiov do I
recommend your Hair K. si.n.ttive, as l.- i:i the
ino-t euii aeintis ai licit' I CUT i iiee iism
your Ht.r Ke-toralive, mv l.uir and whiskers.
which were almost while, have gradually giowu
tlark ; and I now feel ein.ti.l. nt lliat a ft w mon
applications will restore them to their natural
color. It also has relieved me of all dandruff
and unpleasant itching, so cnnuium umotig per
sons w ho perspire t reel v.
J. i. KII.HY.
1 rof. II ...: About two vear ao mv hair
cotnun'iiced falling oil' and tur iiinir irrav: I was
fast becoming bald, and had tti, .1 many n ine
died to no (-fleet. I commenced u-ing your Re
storative in January l,.-t. A few application
larUciit'tl my hair tirmlv. It began to till up,
grow out, ami turned la k In us fnrmtr color
(black.) At this time it is fully restored to its
original color, health, mid appearance, aiid I
rhecrf ullv recommend its use to all.
J. I. II. iKS.
Chieago, III., May 1, l-,7.
The Ke-torative is put up in bottles of three
8ir.es, viz: Iirgf, medium, and small ; the small
holds one-h ill a pint, and n tails f..r w .l.-ll.ir
it bottle; the m.-diuiti holds at least twenty
per cent, mote in proportion than the small, an I
retails for two dollars p. r bolt!.-; the I no hold
a fpiart, d per cent, more i:i propoi lion, a:..!
retails lor i'l.
..!. Wifl A '., IV.pri, tors, r.1'2 I Ir..:, I
way. New Yotk, (iu I lt- great N. Y. Wire Kiil
ing Kstabli-hm.nt,) an 1 lit M.iil.f 'ir.-ri, . t.
Louis, Mo., and soi l by all good Id ul-Isis a id
Fancy (joods Ileal, rs. tui;
WATCH ES
ANn
V. II AT 1 1 hasj-i-t r.cive.l a I r-.-
ell
1J a Selected ,1r.il tliletit of J.-W elt V, nt hi-
NEW STORE,
One dor South of t't.ryellA .I.-t.is.!ia oTirti!i'
of all the l it. st -tyl. s f.f
Jewely,Gold & Silver Watches,c.
II.tviii J.HH n isei n St.-ck i-ii-
tirely in the Kast.-ni inaiket, and f ir i '.r, I H it
ter tiiys. !f that i can s, !l .-i; ti.o J. w. Iry a
cheap a. any est.if.li-hnierit w.-st o: ti.e it v- t
NeW" Yolk. I deal in IlO'-e 1 .t tl.o
i'ftijifftf 1'iiri'tt' and . Ayj-rt.nd .'', '
Hivini? ha 1 ti loti i p. ri. tic- in th- bn-im-ss,
I am thu-enabled to pi.rchi-e tin- (,im ir. ar
ticle, and eoti-e'j'i' mly none r.'her are o"ered at
my cout-ter. Knowing that I can s. .1 a In tt.-r
article for a less ptiee tha:i :iT' other st.i'.li-h-Tllelit
ill the city of I.'t!i-in,I itivite h!l w!io wis),
to invest in rut Iii..-, to rue a n 1 before ;-ur-Chasiti2
tlfwh-r.'. h .',,. hr .' I. V. IIATII.
one diror .Siur!i of forve'.l ,v J.-ni-s.n. Ws-hin'r-
ton Avenue. City of Lan-ii-.f..
I keep 4. fir-t ckiss workm an, an 1 one who can
not le beaten at watch repairir-.j by ar.y work
rtian in the country. Hi work is warrs'ited to
be superior to that of any other ever euiplov.-'i
in Lansing. JS Watches ar,(i Clocks r .air.-1
and Warranted. I. F. IIATII.
City ' Jsihtiuy, Maii 1."., 1 -..:.
Lansing City Foundry!
11 V TII07IIKI V CO.
G
1 P.IST AND AW MILL GEARINflS, ML'LY
Iron haw-Gearing, orel Saws. KuiMinir
Iron of the mt
I in proved PallYr!.,
Mle to order on fhort notice. AL I'lnws,
Cultivators, and a!! kinds cf
FARM IHPI.E1li;.TS,
On hand or made to order. Engines and Thresh
ing Machine" repaired on short notice.
?S All work warranted charge, moderate
JOHN TOMPKINS,
A. B. WAT KINS,
ly21i JOUN TWKER.
Take them and Live!
'oglcc. Ill and Die. j;
litKKU-V's StUvK CoaTkll Ilu
M Kii Mht..tln.NU l'LTkk
tkks. Dies unsurpassed reaie
dies have, by c.iiuui-n c nsrut ol
B ai.kiud. Nsrn placed at the head
of ail similar prvparats-n.. Her
rick's Vegetable 1 ui, u uu:versl
., sitrtv and Certainty "n
the Cureol the various ttiseasrs ot
can, excel all o l.er. and their
aV uniuesti.ixbiy is trvble that
.f ad o;bvr kinds. In full Jom-s
thee are active Ca.hait.e. iu
mailer .lose 7 sw.and ciean
n all Vi lions t omj laiou, Si.-k
Headache, hirr ISM-a-rs. k dney
eracgeuienti., Momach 1Hs.t
icrs, aud sk ri Atlevti.ms. tl.ry
lire as if by e.i .-. TLe-
"i ! are j u"r!v r-csn I
akeu at ai.v l.a-e lv .'.i yw .-,
ith"Ut chants .n . tt'i iiM-iit i-r
i t V-ri-. visa i;s". nre.'.i-.i e
hn p". iie ? I. but when
rsi s u.pi um'e.t .a a I i. i -r iii.i.et
'-s-ar. It J : '. Is. .. 1 I !s U. l.s.
iu- ti e ra'ta-nt. llerrtc. s Sa :vr t..u- ; l'i.l l.t.e urn
' er !i-n i. n t fivu. e s re ui. i.ti. . .1 h i , i -nls,
! a have s-'ine ethers. Tl.sref. re, m w n! ot a
fitni'v I'll!, p'rasaut to taic. ceit n t fuie. aid u-.- hv
! m. !.ei. will cettain'.y l.s k I r n. '.'. r. 1 ' e I' l:. aie
i covered w, Mi a e .ating ol pa e !.. . i... l.v p'
lies! c ue a!ut II. em. hut a;, s. . .. .. t ... n ss I. : ,.:
r i.fect ..i,iv. r AMU V I! il . i I s . .. l. i IS,
ONK lol 1 U
IIMrri-k liil t i-"iicllw-iiiiis
llalcr.
These r .-n n.. I Clusters cure vni. viU'.. and !.s
tre-s, in tie bsi-k. sides and bt.t. in lue a rrs In
.!ee.l, s.. c. riain are they to do this that, the I'ropvwl.T
iri.iut. "t.em. Spia.l fr Mil 'i- i;. t vsins and cuius,
. si t.enii'.'u. k it 'esth-r. tei. lei- il .-n jss-,,1 xr v a.t. t
e 1 to the w.xiit. . I h si i.'r an t i-the's f ch l lxter will
ni i,.in.ii- t.i fi w in. irli. and iu ih..iiiix'ic cm
p'muts, i n. itn I f fci". . ti ;'ient'v f :l.s-t ,nre,
I. !s! i I .."her ret he. a le t I nil .1 n cti. ris w i I I
. !. I i II the t."k el CI fiib! c s.-exVel.. .v",ii.t.,
I llll I- . t the !.-.(.! all 1 .s'hees. W ll sf lenf'heu tte.r
Inn -s xii l mil l.e th.ir voice. 'v .T li -1 en the
I -ni riUCr l-. cixrs
lr. ( wstl's j"ll- t'wlwri imfl.
lit. .rtiiii'l aiifii. ia hie reput t'leii in t. e cure .' Ca
litil,, . i.l ,. ce, liratuess. tvatei v and In ro d
I've-, and th-.se .lis.,- i-.. tie noises, isiiitliug the
1. ..-..!. el straw, list int wat. it. l.s. r:c ; pu"e y ert
ah.e. . . ines w Hi lull .Vei-i i..ii. an.l del.s'l.ls all that u-
t a- a .i. -e." nir si,if a ,. inn..! ! ri.!.'.,! I'K.t'F ".'A
l
II lt F.I.I.'S 0lllll(i ItllVDEIts.
ill e.t
nt .
d '..
w-ll i H.itm at the
1 1 -! I in iti.tne.te
tem Stxt.-s i..r the
S .I ot lie I k II Is . l
M. l lie
i.t one t.i
I XI. I i
lite
a. A,
Vet .'!'
n .th ug ii.,. ir the
I ii ; th.'in , ample .tirec
,. . I.oisei.ien are tnv it
ii Ve t their j,...'s..
lima' ciii Im w. rle 1 .
ii.- w .lb esch 'J 1
an 1 i
.. 1 i
. I t.
I. !:. I'VI k i.f
."it I N I s
t-W.I.e sts ve .
till. ll. h... It the I I. I
C. nt sli d. -le hv
-ell
1.ISSI shell's
I l i.e.. OiliiIxs j,i,.t ss.uJn V,i,en.
I'l'i'L'e I'm.'ir '-in the ptmcipa
lit ililb K V Mli.iltlUls.
fi '! ll iVsi ', l"-mv, V. I"
I.v all .tea . r. m Vl-.tvtws, an t by
1. tehalit roil a lie re
II I" AI Alt- it. f "i'li A lf.
Krad llir ramplilrl
CLARK'S SYRUP.
' ' 1 1 K .' re.xl put, ti.-r .d t!.e I :.. I ...
1 e .k.v 1 1 in es .r Vo inn: ' I" " '
f slell.". I
. le. aie S.-ro
F.erv h
well. V
, thai ll I.l. b .
he must Is
r. Ie es to
PIKIKY
Till: lU.OOK
I NO kit Ki 1 KY '
i'Ysrn-ix.
1.1 V f tC iiMi l AINT
XO Alt-FXI.-
XO I. iTAsll '
no i.;iNt :
.no si i I'll tit: sit
no iiinN :
No MINI It. 41. 1
Oi auv kiu.l -r tiatuie in it.
I'xixi ix Tin-, lives . Silk.
riM:'IF ON flit: Fi K
KIl'Nt V l'1-l st
si: .Ml i
FKYsil't . '.
.1 l N.i t.
It Is Warraiiltd.
H-No itew-pM-er l-'id or tict itrs.ti . name.! Fverv
peis..u from whom a cert h.-ate is
ii their names and
mi, libers are pubu.lie
I Any person ran address them
by mail an t san-ty It viti-elv.-..- ttB
AiV rs. ii who Ire. tbe siu(. wi.l on discover it-
I'lalities, and r.-. ...iiiii. n t it h ir'.iv It L.s.lv jn-t intto
.l.-ed. sli.i , ..I n a n.-le cx.e hs. it t.ik-l Vet W . k v
ir "I- , oi.'v 1K 1 1,. ii I .... will to.t te-i.r ilsr.si.
'll len.e I ."p US le.ttle p...t.,.s. ,.. I. i ,l-u'.l,
W.lll otliel- ,t te.,.l ir. Lie or - I I. Hies.
toiler. I sp..l, N... Ss ri a h'.l. .ton Avn.ie.
ban v.
A'at-TUY tl.MlK
.r lulls an t leier
-V. ill I', the
.t It
-.1 1'u.il.e.
rar-TUY I. AUK';
i I.l I',
l ::.h.. I'.inller.
fof ltaM-ps.a.
ta-H-Y CI !'.h'S SVUI IV
TarTItY I . A I'.K S S". Ill I' I
t..r si
r s, r-
V In fc.xte 1 ems'.
or any l.l.s.d disea-e.
rat-Cl xl'.lx s SVKI I', iii al. c.s. . .
itV, or l'.l!-.xses i.l t'l Sj.,,,.. n I
l,y it
l-r.Utv'S SYlil I', Clixt ll.
tl.e hi. .. I, Ii I l IH the ....,. 1 .,.
is-l. .
ii-ci i:k's s i:r ; aii ve.-.tai.
anl ihst is wl.nt the li.inix i t....l ,eo
.- I.KK S SV lll l' I .r S .re Ti,,..
eaCCl.fi.'x's: .- l:l"l'f .r we.L'v..
.icsiv , pl.l.v l luldien. ' -ur
Jtar-l'L.VKK S ViJr i s il
i an l m l ne,a',s
I in it.
f i w 11 Is- t ven I .l any p a n t
t-Cl.tl:K S , l;l eenre
nr .-ef..li.l..us I Ini lien. Iil .ir
inr :ilii" in temale.
1
At-' T.AIllv S s i:( ( n, .
Working W-.lldels al over the
'in prt-t.vr
, and b r l-.e,
Womb- or s,-.i.i.i,U
'Illp! oi.ta, aud I el.
is peitecMv mngt
.le win. to ,!,,ul
ing by I. II. k
tt !akiie.!.es
l lll up .,
l.ener.l Ist.dty, .t
ju:irt Ifittles. Si,, .
C at Cr sa.e in 1.
mew.
11. II. l'.arth.d...
-IT 1.
Con ell Jettison
VRL' now receiving direct from N"(-w Yuk,
lloston, and I'hi'adelpliia, one if the l.trgent
Ktocks of
.1
tlroeerieri, Units, S'ioei, Cnirkery aud Hard
ware, ever before offered in this 'i!V, to which
they invite tie- attention of all concerned.
Know in-. tii it mum i it tlii nri-tt lerrr ft . x
(.! ilf i.lii, and lliat people tlniik tnoie . their
'.lime-'' than they do .l atit tiling -ls', atel that
ihe or.-il a'lti biti .'i.--t ion i-, "Win-re can I
trad." the chf .ipe-t, and thereby -:,Ve the ,.,st
money V we au-w, r in n l-'w words a.- po--illi",
tint ihi- is
the riiACE.
Win te you can invest your money ,l,u'ni
morr ''..- for i d-'lltr 1 1 in nt any oth.-r Store
in town. We lull' adopt. 1 the ready pty ft--i.
iii, and ne ate ii l riuiin .1 to n. ike it an ol.
j. el for A LL w ho w i-li t pv .l-iwti for their
!"e. i t i ti l I ' W.th U-. d.fl.Mcliee ,,f at least
tn.-liU file p. r cent. I in favor ot ,nir ei.!..lliers(
will r.-'i'l.Iy to' -!?., between .r ptiees a'l'l
tlios,. w !io trii-t. We mean what we e.:r, a' d
will sati-fv all who rail on ns. tl,at il is a i'art.
We parti, ul irlv invite ti.e I.:.. lies lo -v -iimm itir
tor k of b. -mtif-il
S.lk-,
I'h.ilii. -,
l. -Laim s,
l'a-!ilnere-
Mrrino's,
M-i-iit.s,
;':l."!,-l!iis,
t'a.'iitii i-s,
Andr-rd-
lilov. s,
I. aunt!. It-,
M.tts,
Ifo-letV,
Tritnti.it. os,
K'.bbons,
I'...- a-o!-.
Hoops,
aii I st,, k of othf i
Shawls,
.4. ill-.
Il.-nbroil.-ii.-,
Lin. 1.-,
I r-1. . v. -,
I "ill.tr s.
Cot!..!.-,
11 lilt-,
g'Ktds t.-i i liiri.-r-
fnis to mention.
7'. t hr tl'ntl- mfti w' would m.r.lv ir that
we are doitig i-..,c in th.; elofhitig l,n-, ai. jirti-pte-.s
to clothe a m in ail over in a .,ip,. airf -til "
that his shadow won't be-i'raid tof.'i .w l.i'i. a'.d
To llir World al l:ir
We say p'vi; us a cail and sati-fy yoiira.-lv, s that
there is one store in town where you ran pet the
l -t -f 7 s.ds at asloni-hinj low price-, a- we are
determined to sell poods r heaper that they were
ever l.ef-re i, in th:s market. No grturiblir.rr,
or charges riiide for "how-ing p'Kels.
Store in the IIlmes .t Wiiht l.!or k, ntie .J..r
ponth '.1 IJurr li lirov'.
i oiu i:i.i. .v .ii:io.
In-ir.7, May 1,
xn ti i:r coji i-i.a i .ts.
Viz : Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus, and
Flatulent and Spasmodic Cholicn.
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