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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-12

SI REV ARD.

I 0ST OR STOLEN, Yesterday, somewhere a,
IL or about the Lansing House. or Third Ward
Polls. Calt-Skiu Wallet containing 8 or dol
lars in money. note of fifteen dollars past due,
PAYABLE 10 ms order, with other papers OF value
TO ne, and a God Locket, &c. The pocket book
has tn. name of Justin :. Cressv written on both
the outside and inside The above reward vii
be paid on return of the same, and if stolen the
take will confer favor on NE by returning the
papers, Iccket, &c, and keeping the money.
:. u. BINGHAM
Lansing, April 9Th, lSi2-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-12
A SYLVAN MARRIAGE IN PORTER, Van B,k.x

a SYLVAN MARRIAGE IN PORTER, VAN BsR.S
ootSTE--on the morning of March Sd. as Elias
liarman, E,q., was at work in his sugar bush a
woodn'an came TO him with face full of mvs,..
~, and enqured Of Mr.. Harman if he cou,d
leave his work few moments and ro with bi,,
AS the man did rot seem TO be ac,ua,.d nv an,
foul nature, Mr.. iIarman Consented and ,fro.
walking for abou: half mile into the forest
his guide stopped at coal Dit and sugar w,,,,,
which were located there, and invited U.rm.n
70 b seted on log There WA xorn, w.
man and also Young man there--he attended
!" tue sugar shi the Young nisn looked after
Inc welfare OF iLe coal pit. After sitting and
taking abou; general subjects for some time. the
iia;i OIL the coal pit stepped around the fire and
taxing the young woman's hand, walked up be-
lore MIR. Hartman and said s'Sr, We shall
be infinitely obliged to you if you will perform
The marriage ceremony for myself and TIL. lady"
"hereupon they we're married in short meter
In Potter, Mich, by Elias Hartman, ESQ. Mr.. c.
IT, EegSs, 10 M-s Dorcas Z. Sweeney, ali of Por.
ter. Immediately after the ceremony was Der.
formed, the lady dipped Gu. of one Of the ket-
Ties which were boiling over the fire, contairing
maple sugar, large dipper full Of the article,
and handing il to Mr.. Harman, told him to slide
The happy couple plunged into the forest and
were not seen tor two days, when their friends
fearful lest some accident had happened to them
sailed out in search. After searching several
hours. they were at last discovered in hollow
tree. After receiving the congratulation of their
friends, theys returned TO the sugar works. and
having finished their honeymoon, set TO work
making sugar and burning coal-7Hr-> Rieers
He,ojd.
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The BEECHER FAaILY.-The family of Rev
DIR. Lyman Beecher, residing in dterents parts
OF the country, came together during the early
part of this week, at the house Of Rev Henry
Ward Beecher, in Brooklyn, for family re-url-
ion and visit to their father, who has now reach
ed the eith year Of his age. All the children
were present except James, who is now in Chi
ma, engaged as Chaplain to the Scamen at Hong
Kong. Their names, in the order Of their ages.
are as follows: Miss Ca,harine Bccche: of Hart
ford Rev. Vim. Henry Becchcr, Of North
BFookheld, Mass; Rev. DR.. Edward Rerchcr. Of
Galesburg, ILL.,; Mr.. Mary r. Perkins. OF Hart
ford, Conn. Mas. Harriet Hccchcr Stowe, of An
dover, Mass. Rev. Henry Ward Bcccher, Of
Brooklyn; Rev. Charles Heccher, of George
town, Mass; Mr. Isabella Hooker, Of Hartford
Conn Rev. Thomas X. Bccchcr of FlnIira. y
\. The absent son, Rev. James &. Bcccher. is
the youngest of the children. So large a family
gathering, Occurring at per.o': when the young
est bad reached she prime of life, the original
circle at the same time remaining uulIokcu,
Is seldom witnessed in any family The health o'
DIR. Beecher "a still gocd-h,aey ende,t.
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ioik PicayuHe says tha! the battle CT Waterloo
was not al American victory, and it is matter
OF doubt whether any Chinese took part therein.
boarding houses were unknown in the Island of
Juan Fernandez at the time Mr. Selkirk resided
there Mr.. Chanfrau was not the original Nose.
but Nose in Esitto. Lace--bier was unknown
IN the days OF PtoleInv. The O'Rycn family are
descended from the constellation Orion. There
are no existing Sanscrit manuscripts Of Puss in
Boots. The IEelodies Of Mother Goose are IN
doubtedly the production Of Upper. Postage
"ss not prepaid on the letters Of Juniu. The
egg broken by Columbus va, hasl-b0iled Sam
son Is presumed 70 be the frs: gentleman that
ever travelled Oh hi. muscle The Yankeeisra.
DO Tell, was originally us-i Il, bov named
Albert, 10 his faIher, u Swiss gentleman, famou.
Tor his skill with the bow. Indian corn" would
seem 10 indicate that aborigines had an occ..
casonal need OF the services Of a chiropodst.
Salt was originally manufactured in the upper
stories of buildings = hence sometimes called
Attic Garrotc collars were frs, worn by GUY
Fawkes
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HoS. SAMUEL ARNoLD.-Some weeks ago we
announced the denomination Of Hon Samuel Ar
mold, Of Connecticut, for reelection 10 Congress
We are pleased TO observe that the people OF his
State are 30 keenly alive TO their own interests as
10 continue him in public life.
From the same State We have received the
cheering intelligence that not only Mr.. Arnold,
but Mr. Bishop and Mr.. Hyde will be elected 10
Congress, thus increasing the Democratic repre-
-.ntation from Connecticut one member Wash
Union.
IL will be observed, however, by the return.
given elsewhere, that Mr.. Arnold didn't get cleo
ted. Also that Mr.. Bishop didn't get elected
Furthermore that Mr.. Hyde didn't get elected.
The democratic representation from Connect
cut, instead of being increased to three mem
bcrs Is decreased To none, Such rethe unpleas-
ant consequences OF counting Democratic chick
ems before they are AUany Joarnai
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-12

A SMART neutrality-suspicious. IN North
Chester, Vermont. two or three weeks since,
offered as prize copy of Web>ter's ma
bridged Dictionary to the one Of the scho!-
ars in all the public schools in town who
would spell all the others down" Seven
scholars were accordingly represented, and
about dozen teachers and large crowd
of SPECTATORS were present. when the trial
took place on the 18th ult But one trial
was 10 be had on word. and the unfortu-
nate who missed must take bis or her seat
Eighty scholars contested for the honor
and the prize. and, after FIVE hours trial
Eve pupils remained standing and the enthu
siastic audiancc soon raised the ncedful {,
purchase eacl, a copy of the great ma
br,lced
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-12

AN OLD SoAKER. - Between nine aud
ten O'Clock, on Saturday night, after a spell of
sunshine n fierce rain-storm came on from the
east, which continued, with short intermissicns,
until Monday morning. All through the weary
Sabbath, the thick clouds impended, and the DIRT
wing rain KEEP, all within door who were not driv-
en- abroad by necessity or duty. The ground was
fairly flooded, and Lansing after the storm, might
put in claim to he called Cairo No. ..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-12
A Sw,r. - March has evidently been

A SwAr. - March has evidently been
snapped traded oH for April-,ll the do
ing of the Clerk of the weather, without consul
ting ANYBODY. lie pretends, it il said, that it is
for the benefit of the fruit RidiculOus-the
fruit was al, killed last fall Well then to prevent
corn, wheat, and garden stuf from getting so
forward As To feel the late iross. Still more non
sica for they will all be- killed by early frosts-
Well then, because he takes notion to have il
So That last excuse will do, and upon consult
ing with RYAN, we are prepared TO call i, suffi
Gent and to submit accordingly.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-12

TuR Wr,rHtn ~ GTE MONTH OF MARCH rOR
SGvKSTY YEAEs.-Thc fall of rain at my place OF
observation thus far in the month of March of
this year. has been S5-lO0 inches, and the
number Of dav. on which ruin has fallen here
this month, inciulin. TIL. day, count up II. In
March, 1926, rain EEL on 10 days, and in 1897,
1919, 1914, 1850, 1888 and 81, on II days,
in March, in each of those wears. lu the years
1921 aud 1922, rain ic!l on but 4 days in the
month Of March in each year in 1898 and 1911
on but DAYS that month in each year, and in
the wears 1889, 1902, 1912 and 1916, on but
DAYS in III. month Of March in each of these
wears.
During period of 50 years, the least quantity
of rain tha; fell here ia the month of March va,
S3-l00 inch, in the year 1882, and the largest
quantity, 5 oS-lco inches, in the month %
March, 1880. In the measure oi the fall %
water. the water from melted snow is not inclu
dcd. r.. NEEIAN.
Marcl, -, ls59-ll:l5 A.
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Honey. the Best of Honey.

| HAVE a valuable receipt for making Honey
L which | viii send to any person upon the re-
ceipt Of 81 cents. We make and use IL in our
kmily al half the cost and consider il as good as
the bcs, article of genuine honey, ''f,om rhieh
q cannot b tod" ANY person who Hili make
and sell it. can clear om tao TO three dollars a
day ! only requires four articles 10 make IL,
ard they can be had at any store for 50 cents.
Everv family mag have this delightful luxury, for
any lady can make il in fifteen minutes at any
time. Three Cen; postage stamps as good a.
money Addre-. j. P CREAGER, Baltimore
CITY. Nd. tn2o5:Sm.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-12

MosT or THE CLASS ABSENT. - No, a long
while ago, company of "Sophs, wishing to play
joke upon certain professor-ked for hi HUI
NOR, and equally respected for his hig fame as
scholar; but who, hitherto, bad turned the "a.
blcs upon all who had attempted tn nonpus him
in the small hours Of one night. worked with
might main, and finally succeeded in Getting into
the professor rccitation-rncu,, IA" fourth
floor, very obstinate, ami equally long cared
mule, where they fastened it in until morning.
Well, in the morning, the hour of recitation,
came, and as the professor proceeding up
stairs to his roam, he was me; by the janiIor, Who
told him the fact-thst ''there WAS a donkey ia
his ROOM"
"Hhat," replied the professor, 'only one :"
There was no recitation that morning!
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n OF ICE.

WHEREAS my son, James F. Butler, has left
w nv house and protection without my
knowledge or consent, and whereas, the said
James +. Butler is minor and has married
against my wishes, and without my consent, there
fore. all persons are hereby forbid harborinC or
trusting thu said James f., Sarah Butler On
nv account, As shall pay no debts Of their con-
tracing after this date. And further. all persons
are hereby forbid paving the said James +. But
Ter any moneys from and after this date as long
rs he shal remain minor, as | shall claim all the
avails Of his labor during his minority
JOSEPH BUTLER.
Mason Surll Sth 1889 6Wou.
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SPRING TRADE.
MICHIGAN STATE LAND OrFIcs. !
LANSING. March Z, 1859. (

Lansing, -Ndrch Z, 1889. \
NOTICE 10 hereby given that certain State
~ Swamp Lands embracing One H.nirad and
Tirenty thousand Acres, more or less, situated in
the towns and ranges mentioned below. will be Of
fered for sale at Public Auction AT this office on
7h1rsiay the l2th day Of Nay merit at ten o.
clock A. N. of that day, at the minimum price
of one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre and
on the terms established by law.
~ Included in this list are those lands pre-
empted under the 9Th Section of Act 81, approx
ed February 4th, 1858, on which no payment
has been made, and AL such prescriptions on
which payment as required by law shall not be
made on or before the Fourth dau Of Nay mer.,
will be forfeited and the lands will he offered for
sale as above mentioned. As this is the first
time that any of the lands embraced in the list
have been offered by the State, having been
reserved from sale since $50, they embrace ma
ny valuable pieces in the now thickly settled
counties of Clinton, Allegan, Ottawa. Newaygo
and others, admirably adapted to farming purpo--
Is and in close proximity 10 markets and will
offer fine opportunity 10 persons OF small
means desiring home, a by Act 81, OF 1858,
they arc entitled to purchase AS provided in Sec.
OF said Act, which provides that Any person
over twenty-One years Of age, who shall, at the
| time Of purchase, either at public or private sale,
make affidavit before said Commissioner of his
or her intention to become an actual and Jona
fde settler upon said lands so purchased, and
| furnishing satisfactory evidence to said Conmis-
sOner that said land is valuable mainly for agr-
cultural purposes, shall be allowed to purchase
| the same by paying at the time of such purchase
twenty-five per cent. of the purchase price, and
| the balance of principal, At the option Of the
purchaser, any time within ten wears thereafter,
and paving interest annually Oh said balance ot
principal and .aid Commissioner shall, upon
| the payment Of said twenty-five per cent, issue
| to said purchaser . certificate agreeable 10 the
terms OF said sAle which certificate shall bc void
il said purchaser his assigns shall not within
one year thereafter, settle upon and become an
actual and permanent resident thereon and cult
yatc and improve the same"
This applies TO those only who purchase lands
for the purpose of making bona Pit and PR
maneut settlement thereon. In The rdr-
chase does not make the required aihIAv,t 81
| settlement ~ mentioned in section :, the IN
amount Of purchase money will be required 1"
! be paid At the tine of purchase.
| JAS. W. SANBORN,
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Fo"~ Long-StsndIng Cases of Fever ansi
Acus cured after using Osgood's Indian
(sC!o-OSue.

frHsd Te.TNert,J= Dr,2gi B-itsrs-, o. Ny =, -
IENrs an Ou: o: your A--e syrup. "a. asa .ou
wo1.t ward NE supPly Immelistey L h,s r8->
flV P-usei rselfa e--a. rem~1y IA Fever an A.la
have nyt fesrd Il - falling "a sa-e Instance - ..
rhoryush know q f,ar hong s'aldl. cav. b..
which osoois in ;ian Oh legnSne aud many other ~ % =.
we-v aset without breaking up the DISEASE. Your A'
>fhtP ELECTED speedy AMI pc-mNurn- ra-.. -
months hav. elap--i since thr-- e the c,e ,se
cured. Tie fourth IN nv osn flrl4v. e ,.-
q aye ~ months .taniias tn" CiYoz, .l- t o..
s',-i but your medicine eFeetei -qeeiy cum.
" ussl n.
VI. 4 ". RpYs1 '. - Pnia-ki. - ssys .>pe.- tl.-
virtues 81 YOUR A'I SYRUP BECOME known e. at-
prrsdei Chry.;es Balsam and sl other Agu. prepare
tons Y, unpleasant effects attended its u-e he -
tient Fay soqg res strength, anil ALL ~ 20
work. .wlhj
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Kelley IN TEN MINUTES

BRYAN'S PULMINARY WATERS ARE
uniailing it the cure of CoUGHs, CoLDs, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT, HoARsENEss, Diff
CULT BREATHING, INCIPIESr CoNsuNPrIoS, AND
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS. They have no taste OF
medicine, and any child will take them. Thou
sands have been restored to health that had
before dcspaircd Testimony given in hundreds
Of cases. A single dose relieves in TIN MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers-the ORR
ginal and only genuine is stamped Bryan"
Spurious kinds are offered for sale. Twenty-Five
cents a box. Sold by dealers generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, NY
For sale by Il. TIiAYER, X Co, Lansing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-12

FALsEHooD.-"It has always been the posi-
ton of statesmen from the South, that the Con-
sttution carried Slavery into the common Terri
es."- Washington Union.
The writings of Washington. of Jefferson, and
Of Madison, the speeches of Patrick Henry. the
action of Monroe, of Jackson, of Benton, and
of Clay, would seem to indicate different con-
clusion. Southerners though they were, they
were, they held the Constitution carried with it
Freedom. But then the Union probably does
not admit that any Of these were statesmen.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-12

ACCIDENT - Thomas Burrow. 81 this
city, youth of fifteen, wH' recently Injured IN
the hand and head few days since, by the hnrst
inc of horse pistol, which lad been a long time
CHARGED tu, which he was asked to- fire, hcine
,old that it was recently !nadcd
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-12

THINGS IN PrNNsYLvANIA.-The old keystone
nov presesents the only true picture of the Lo-
swallowed and endorsed the diplomatic or out
ade policy, measures aud acts of Buchanan, hut
coming TO Gov. Packer, they threw him up 81 to
81, whereupon they made arrangements for a
second Convention. and in the wransle, the world
vas Informed by delegate that he State would
20 Republican, in the tall by $1,000"
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nARVELi.'s CONDITION POWDERS.

The Old established Pus:rrs, oil L,o,os 81 The
Long i-nnt RI,e C.HFs>. y. Y ant s,i iuuui- use
guan-- through tie Mii- AMI Eastern STATE. for the
past wears. contuu. excel al other MS
t-e.s- e H's,s ant siilc their -Sccl IL acku"~ 4
. g-c ychef> IH-E contain nothing nj az tie
animal can ~ worked while fe-dn. them ample ''nrc
x wiz zach pJo ,r. an good i.nr-inen uvt
81 :" H. ter Str'r- a.! nudge 81 'lI.r yn-i"ess
l. AIt,t r,Ch AGf-. . tNT-
NJ TIE shos- .iiici-- -"i' b. - 900 gent.
throughout he tEjicI STATE 'aIads aud South Amer
cs, w'esal- ,, ali age Druggists the priucIpal
c,,.r- jFRaICH & PIsOrHERi
Practical Ch>n.s.. IRlay, ". r
ss- Sid - iJ-n- YS ~ all iea Mel by
Dr..s - ami country Merchant. ss-rv~hrr-
X II. PALMER TFareil..y Agot
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The Reason Why Brother DICKsoN LETT
THE CHURCn.-Mr. Dickson, 4 colOred barber
was shaving one Of his customers, Il respectable
citizen, one morning, when n conversation occur
ed between them respecting Mr. Dickson's form.
er connection with colOred church in the place
" believe YOU connected with the church
in - street, Mr.. Dickson said the custom
or.
mo, sar, not at all.
"What. are YOU not a member OF the African
Church,"
"Not dis year sab"
why did you leave their communion, Mr..
Dickson? if {! may be permitted to ask"
WHY, | tell YOU sab, said &r. Dickson,
-trapring "A concavc razor OF the palm of his
hand, ut was just like dis iined dat church
IL cool iaif glib ten dollars toward de stated
preaching Oh de Gospel de fus year, and lie pee
pie all call me Brudder Dickson. De sccon year
my business not good, and only glib five dollars.
Dat year lie church people call me Mr.. Dickson.
Dis razor hurt you, sab; -
NO: the razor goes very well.
"WcIl. sab. dc third year | felt very poor,
sickness in my family, and didn't glib muffin for
preaching Well, sab, after dat dey call me OLD
Niger Dickson, and left en-
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The RAILROAD Dan Beckel. as
sicnee of the Railroad contract between the cities
on the eastern terminus. Mr.. Times, the Origi-
nal contractor, is the actual Superintendent and
will reside at Lansing. Fight months, they say,
will build the road.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-12

LANSING Brass BAND. - GA Friday
night, our excellent Brass Band intend tn give
vocal and Instrumental concert, assisted by ladies'
and gentlemen of this city. They deserve well
for the progress they have made, and for the
pleasure which they impar,, and il is hoped that
the public will give ,hc,n lift 10 help with their
heavy EXPENSES
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-12

No PEACHES THIS SsASoE .-Our friends
from the country tell Us there will be 10
peacoes in this part Of the State this season,
the buds being all dead This Is the story
frome very part of Middlesex County We
wish it might be contradicted - ", j.
FredOrind
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F57r, TIE Eai:3r ef u. Sandy Msre.n-,.

tFfi's y May VIZ liN,
Pha March 81, ISIS.
DEaK Slg 4 few weeks since suffering under a
severe cold, which, Ike old ryer Grip, took complete
possession Of nv system, rackinr with pains IN tie
joints, headache, throat, and feeln, Of general
ansuor and debility, alm9s. unbearabe. CUnsolng nv
self with the reflection tina; il only cold,
and woald soon pass CT TOOK remedy Cor 4: bu;
rapidly became and was compelled to make
effort 10 check its progress therefore bought bo-
of your Balsanc Cordial, and happy say thstits
effects were almost magical; in three days time tie
grip was looened. and by the end Of the week I
completely cured. should unhesitst;ngly
mend your cordial TO all similarly afflicted.
Truly yours,
GEO W JONES.
Prepared only b. Ir. e NJ. Jackson. AIS Arch Street
Pils iehia and for sac by Druggists and Soreke ers
throu yhout the ntel Safes and Cans IA. Price -
per bottle. 4w3u5
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'NIessrs.

L,ysryG AND poHr Iirrov - Messrs
vcCreery and Mowry, commissioners on the
Swamp Land Road between this point and Port
HURON. were in this city last week, aft,r passing
over the line The, advertise for contractors.
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Tl,c Great Female pills.

AR J. =. CREAGER is the agent. wholesale
~ aud retail, for DR.. Whestlng's celebrated
Female Pills These Pills are truly valuable for
ladies', for they will restore rest or the monthly
courses, which they may stop from any cause
whatever, they never have failed in any case
where the directions around the box containing
the Pills have been strictly followed indeed,
there has no case of failure occurred to our
knowledge. Being purely Vegetable, they are
perfectly SAT-. Single boxes mailed to order,
postage paid, upon receipt Of {l-S cent postage
stamps good az money. Address DIR. J. Z.
Creager, Baltimore CITY, Nd. n2p3:3m.
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NE GROWING WuEAr-From all We can learn
~ INQUIRY, the wheat crop of this country never
SHed more promising At this time Of the year
:. .a.h u does now. But little has been Injured by
@e winter, and the spring il air lady So far adj
.."eed that there can ne hut it'll. danger
ao'a freezing and thawins. We car, reasonably
s"''eipate a fruitful seaSou.-Eal. Ga
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Going E:.~s


fOnly 90 7 bat ill on SstuIia,-,ni u Is
A. VI tram q SUNDAY Not Monday
30 so + # Al Will cave sunday.
THE TIL EGRAPH LINE j. ol~n tor PUsIc BrsI
CONVICTIONS.
AT rETROlT-,i-sat Western Railway tbr Ill points
E,st-MIch-au Central AMI Michigan Sou;hesu Railroads
ami Cleveland Line ~ steamers
ATGKANp HtNEN-Wth Huron Sts<n,.r 'ur Chi
cage. Il. e.
Al NiLWaI kEt-Mith IL. Misses pFi. Lacrosse, Chi
ca 20 Matcrtown, ant I,rcru Rail rst., T. all import
points Wet and Northwest, and the N,Ssss ppi
H,v.r AMI with Steamers FOR Ports Ias- Michigan.
Passenger. 3or Gfest Western Rsi~Ay 40 the Rail
Ferry steamer at H. VI X. Dock, leaving Dock al
90 A. ". 80 r. u and 20 =. VI.
PARCELS left At any If III. TICKET OFFICES, +
are forvari-i ~ PAssg>Gss TksI>s AT NKRN Nnps- u
RArE R.Tss
The Company : Time Tables can be had at any Of
the stations
W. X MUIR, Gen'I sup't. -
D. L VI. Il. ofhces, April, 1859.
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AwrrL.-Some ladies' aroused Al elderly gen
,leman from his rcveric, few evenings since, hy
asking him, ''What are Your thoughts: He
promptly replied "Why are the ladies' bonnct>
ike downright liess Do you give it up: Be
cause they are h,rc'aced fa'se-hood-. evening