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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-10

DOUBTFUL AccrsER.-Lothrop, the dough-
ace nominee fer Congress in the first district, is
.Oing about the State, charging the Republicans
With extravaganza in the use of the public mon
ey; but, as adept az he is at lying, he fails to
make out, in all the six years of Republican rule,
Aaf as much as he once allowed the State to be
''ndled in a single transaction Isn't he a
Lice man to charge others with corruption? Oh
Detroit and Pontiac railroad, oh Phenix Bankl
W, G. Y. n. Lothrop.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-10

NOVEL Quail TIARA quail flew
,s,ouch the window of the compOsitor's room
!, this Office on Saturday, breaking through a
,,Os Of glass in its passage. The little visitor
s,u about among the types, promiscuously, but
"a, finally captured. There has never been any
disposition to quail before, among the hands of
the Republican Office, while on duty.
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To COnsumlptives.

The advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
era years with lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to make known TO his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all Who desire it, he will send copy of the pIescrp
ton used ee Of charge with the directions for prepar
ing and using the same, which they will find SURE CURE
for CONSTITUTION ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c The only object
of the advertiser in sending the Prescription to benefit
the afflicted and spread which he conceives
to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, it will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Iy2si Wiliamsburgh, Kings County,N.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-10

Gov. SEWARD AT HOAs.-On Friday last, Gov.
Srard arrived from the West at 5 o'clock at
BGdao. He was received at the depot in a
quiet manner, and escorted to the residence of
the Hon. E. G. Spauliing, where he was honor
ed With serenadc by the Wide-Awakes in the
evening, to whom he made brief address He
vent to uburn the next morning
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-10

JACKSON Mass MEETING. AT the jackson
Aesans' On the llth, companies of Wide.
.'Aes are expected from Eaton Rapids, Ian.
iecumseh, Napoleon, Adrian, Leoni, Yp.
MARSHALL, Ann Arbor and other places.
1'uean Citizens OF Jackson will assist in en-.
e'sainDs them.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-10

The Fall and Winter Term Of the Subscribers School
will commence on Monday, the 10Th Inst and nue
% weeks Young ladies' and gentlemen wishing TO
rooms can be accommodated, if application be made
soon. Arrangements made for Students 10 farn
lies near the school rooms, that they enjoy all
the advantages Of those living in the building
Sw 2s5 Il TAYLOR.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-10
9.l,eslay Morning, Oct. 10. 1860.

Mss MEETING AT MAsoN.-The Re-
.,s.,os Of this city and vicinity are requested
-. .. the Senate Chamber, on Friday even
!, 4 this week, to make arrangements for at
din, the Clay Mass Meeting, to be held at
u..o, on the 10th inst.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-10

RsprRLIcAN meetings.. w. Fowler,
r, If Charlotte, will address the citizens OF
T,asus spou the political issues OF the day, at
p.,,,seuta.ive Hall, on Tuesday evening next,
I..b inst, Other good speakers are also expect.
Am he present. Let there be good attend
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-10

nAsk FROM THE TooNBs."-We regret to
!. We by intelligence from himself, that
'a the election Of Lincoln, Senator Toombs
-'els to dissolve the Union, and resign his
= IN the Senate. 1t is to be hoped that the
A's0eFaey will survice the shock of the seper-
rion.
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Rates Of Advertising.
,.of iOlines,s 81 for the first insertion, and
)Ssies.sch subsequent publication ,foranyPeriod

i.sy Advertisements have the privilege OF three
s,.,iss;. rs:esspplyt regular and ordinary
y. Sdyertisments, only. All others eharsedoy
=, squafe
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The Edership Confsrence) Of the " Church of God y
denomination, will hold its Seuenth Annual Meeting in
North Brownsville, Kent county, Mich, Thursday,
Nov. s. when all the members and persons
es'ed, will please attend BY Order OF the Committee
&. c. LINSLEY.
Oct. 3, 1850.
Other papers in Michigan please copy.
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GUARDIANS SALE.-Notice is here.

~ by given. that IN u-- of eens- 90 grant
Ell By the Judge Of Probate for The county If lngnam
the Is day o. 0etoter, 1860, -ha .xpoee for ..e
al public auction. the premises Saturday, the 10Th
day of November next. at O'Clock = VI thu oiios ing
piece parcel of land viz The sourheas; quarter Ct the
northeast quarter OF section twenty north,
OF range tuo east Tims ina e knows day u sac.
2 p VESSELS
Guardian % Rush G and Others. children
6sas4 IF E:vard ,iree.e, deceased
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- S" "rDk-AwAKEs.-The Irish Republicans
lscase have formed Wide-Awake Club
Ancn Lawrence Powers is President.
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CITY CLsRk'S OFFICE.
Lansing, October Sta, 1850.
STATE or MICHIGAN, Is
CTy@ lansing, !
10 j. Z Bailey, II. II Smith, Albert Cay pool, j. r. Ben
nett and all other persons interested in the following de
scribed premises viz The north half Of northeast
ter OF section seventeen and south half of
ter of section eight, town north, range west
You hereby notified that assessments are about 10
be made upon you to deray the expenses of improving
saginaw Road from Saginaw Street to the cy line
that rolls have been made therefor which
on d!e in the Office of the City Clerk where they will re
main open for your inspection until Monday tie
second day of October, 1850, at O'Clock r. when and
where the Common Council will sit hear appeals from
said assessment and you appear and show cause
any there be- why said shall not be made nd
collected according to law.
By order of the Common Council
2W2ss JAMES g. STAFFORD, City Clerk
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AFTER HlY.-The special Washington CORE

AFIEk HfH.-IHc sPeCIaI W 1SHIHoVVH COITtS-
pondent Of the n. Y. Tribune wrote on Thurs
hst 81 hear in several quarters that Secretary
Cobb is going to Georgia next week. If so, it
sll probably be to head of Mr.. \. II. Stephens,
rho writes here that sith i few weeks more
ascrssion Mr.. Douglas strength would greatly
exceed that Of Mr. Breckinridge"
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having

A'A been meie 10 the Conditions ~ c-ft,'n tgaI-.
execute hy Amer h. Hunt, of onont,ca, Michigan o
Ira Davenport, o New IurA dated the sixth day ID.
cember, A. ID. eighteen hundred and fifty sx amt Ieror
ed December thTteenth, ID 1856, in the Office al the
Register of Deeds for she county of n.afa the state
Of Mchi- an In tei o! mortgages, page iU1 upon
which mortgage there Is CLAIMED be dae the
of this notice, the of three hundred and thrty-s
dollars and eighty three ccnts and suit proceed
igs law having been instituted any part
thereof Notice is therefore hereby given, that Tues
day, the twenty fifth day Of December next at twelve
o'clock noon shall sell at Public Auction the highest
bidder ale take place the front door Of the
County Circuit Court House, the village of MaSon) the
premises contained an such mortgage Tor much
OF "a shall be necessary to satisfy the amount due
such mortgage, with ten Per cept interest, and legal
costs, together with attorney fee of fifty dollars
enauled for theren that is 10 the ollown piece
reel of land situate in inyham county, Michigan,
Viz the east half al the south east quarter Of
tSentyt~o (2s) in township % north Of range
% west Dated Detroit, september 20, A. T. 1860.
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgage
WV J WATERMAN, Attorney. l3w2s3
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Cir CLERKS OFrCK, ,
Lansing, October Sta, 1860. 1

CHi CLERKS OFYCE.
Lansing, October Sta, 1850
STATE OF MICHIGAN, l.
CITY IF lansing,
To u. l. Case, James Beals, Vim. Adams II Seymour
James easier, John X. frce, Peter Supry C. Price. C
". Butler, Z. Parmlee, John Ssdler, Case, c
Crane, Mrs. Stoddard, ii. Haze, J. Parmlee Geo La
throp, b l. HMt, c. T. Dodge, GotEebSt.aub, Spencer
Harrington, Whitney Jones. d. NJ Bsgley and ali other
persons interested the following described property
viz: Lots l, II. Block Is =. lots l. "a 5, 81
g. and part 10 and IL, block IL lots s. o H. 10 Is
blk IS lots 5,s 3, Il, Is, L. II, bkI7 VIZ Is,
blk 247 lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, g, IS, blk 2.s
You aie hereby notified that are about
De made upon you to cefray the expenses of improving
Larch street, from Franklin 20 Shiawsssee stree,
that rolls have been made therefor which
on hle in the ONCE Of the City Cerk where they will re
man open for your inspection until Monday the 22d
DAY OF October, 1850, at O'Clock p. when and
where the Common Council will hear from
SAID assessment and you offer an show cause II
any mere be- Why said not be made and
collected according tn law.
By order Of the Common Council
ZW~So JAMES G.. STAFFORD CUy Clerk
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ANcE LITTLE JoR.-Onc OF the last acts O

ANcE LITTLE JoB-Onc of the last acts of
Hoa. }. W. Shearman, Superintendent Of Pub
ie Instruction, in December, 1854, was to give
the State Printer an order for unnecessary
banks, hot required by law, aud never used, to
publican Board might, as they doubtless would
ave done, refused to allow the account, the
ane was allowed and paid at once, and before
lhsvork was done. These blanks were not only
aeedless aud useless, but were absolutely not
aihorized by any law They were sold for waste
sper
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M "a IA ~ =

q - a II II Il u ID.
INST > AZ the house Of the brides father, IN
p,s...S y Rev 6 5. ARMSTRONG. Mr.. CHAs n. HAIR
" Ma JENNIE MURPHY, all of Lansing.
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ESTRAYS-Broke into the enclosure
II of the subscriber. -. miles ives. of wfiams.on
On the night of tie sd Of July last span Of black
ponies supposed 10 be 10 or l. years OLD Inc owner
thereof requested 70 prove property paw charges and
take them Asay WILLIAM L AkEI.%
WiIhamstown, Sept 5. 1850 6s2sI
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-Notice

\ DMlN1S IhalOa = SALE.-N0t,ce
is hereby given, that pursuant 10 License . me
granted BY the Judge OF Probate for the County of Ing
ham. the 10th day al July lsso. shall -e Xthc
anctiou the premises Saturday. the 18th cay Of
November next. a. O'Clock NJ, the !, e :, of
" I. Of Sec 20, r2S. Z ? W. 20 acres
Terms made kno~n on cay Of sale
J. ". TOWLES
sw 2s. Admir- E-tA'e OF L H. Fowler ce,essei
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ECIAL NOTICES

Lost.
A.s between Coryell & Jeuison's Store, and r.
~ a'a.e, . Blue Merino Sack, trimmed With blue
nm ies Under will receive . reward on leaving n
s~ AK.rr'. Printing osee
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Herrick'S hid Strengthening Plaster.

Tie Great Streng.hsner and Pain Destroyer
HOUSEHOLD REMEDY IN THE WoRIDi
These renownei Plssters palms, weakness and dis
tresS, IN the bsch, sides and breast five hours In.
deed certain they - DO this that the Proprietor
warrants hem Spread from resins bs sans and gums.
On beautiful Md leather renders them peculiarly adapt
Ell to the wants of females ana others Their application
l. unyers,l-equsy {, the strong the delicate
man, and the feeble infant To each and al they prove
balm and blessing Theruse is agreeable, and with
out annoy trouble Each Piaste. will from
Ia for months, and in rheumatic plants. sprains
and bruises frequently effect whilst all other
des fail Fall directions will be found the back
each Public speakers, yocsss, ministers of the Gospel
and Others will strengthen their lungs and improve their
voices hy wearing ta,a on the trodS PRICE lst CrS
Ee- Tie above articles sold by all the dealers
Lansing. by Il. Kent Mason and by Druggists through
out the United States Canadss and South America, at
wholesale by AL large Druggists in the principal e;es.
HERRlCk 4 BROTHERS,
lvis256 Practical Cs.flist,, Aitdas. ~. y.
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Faafs Episcopal Church.
yin b held regularly every Sunday.
iok o'clock. Evening, Z O'Clock
SAss', 3e'cleek p. N.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

All Of which a,e sale at really low prices hambug
alb mt thAtl
Remember ;he place Next Door to A Turner n Co s.
Lower Town
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AMERICAN INTERVENTION IN CHNA.-In an
other column will be found notice of a meet
ing of the Boston Board Of Trade, at which
memorial to the President was adopted, mg
costing that he tender the mediation of this
government to England, France and China, for
the amicable adjustment of the difficulties
arising out Of the battle of Peiho, and thus
avert war which, entered upon, would in
evitably be q protracted and murderous CON
flict England and France, though powerful in
the field, would probably find an obstinate foe
in China, which, in point Of the loss of men,
could hardly be made to suffer as much as her
adversaries in any event, for she can spare two
or three millions out of her immense popula-
zion without missing them
When our Commissioner 10 China, Mr.. Reed,
followed out his instructions and abstained
from interfering in the late trouble, the Lon
don Times abused the American Commissioner
and American policy, because we would no.
interfsce to aid England. Now 1t turns GU
that 1r. Buchanan's policy was exactly right;
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Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2S, 1860
CottcnSales to day 500 jbales Of changed prices
Sugar, 6hc TIC. for fair to fully fair. Mess pork firm
ut SIT 90 SIS l2K Lard firm at 1ohc.
MOBILE, Jan. %, 1860
Cottou-Sales to-day 2,5c0 bales at unchanged prices
SAvAmAH, Jan 2s, 1850
Cotton-sacs to day 900 bales Prices irregular
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. q, 1880.
Flour quiet superfne, S. 80 a S. o21, Wheat un
charged red 81 "a 81 IS; white, 81 40 81 So Corn
dull sales 600 bushels yellow at 75c Whskey dull at
23kc. aMIc.
CINCINNATI, Jan. %, $780,
Flour firm sales 100 barrels At S. so S. IS for gu
perhne. Whlskey-Sales 200 barrels at 20kc 20a<c
Provisions buoyant. Mess pork held q. SIT SO a sis
Bulk meats dull at full rates. Lard held at lOl4c 1lc
Bacon firm at 73sc. On.
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and to 1t we owe the fact that we are not alone
the first Power in China to-day, bat we are in
position to mediate between the three bel
ligerent Powers, and possibly prevent a war
disastrous alike to England, to France, and to
China. We learned by late advices that the
Chinese government contemplated appealing
to our Minister Mr.. Ward, to obtain the media
ton of the United States; and we think that
the President ought to tender it to the three
governments, in this emergency, although we
would not urge an infraction of the general
policy of non-interference SO judiciously
adopted by our government.
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Arrival Of the Quaker city.

Arrival Of the Quaker City.
The steamship Quaker City, Captain Shufedt, arrived
this morning at one O'Clock from Havana, having
left that port Wednesday, 18th ns at FIVE O'Clock p.
NJ making the passage in four days and eight hours.
The Quaker City reports the following movements Of
steamers from and 10 Havana
JAM 25-rhe Moses Taylor from New York, with CALI
forna passengers from steamship Daniel Webster e for
New Orleans.
Jan 25-The Daniel Webster arrived with New Orleans
passengers from Aspinwal and sailed the same day.
JAM 2e-The English steamer Clyde, five days from g.
Thomas.
JAM 23-The Spanish steamer Ocean Bird from New
York.
The weather at Havana has been fine, with very little
rain during the Quaker Gtys stay. Health good.
Sir William Gore Ouseley has arrived at Havana on bis
way TO England.
The people at Havana are now having sufciency Of
amusemens. Opera, in full blast; representations are
given TO crowded houses Campben's troupe Of negro
MINISTRIES, with Donets learned monkeys and dogs are At
the vlaneuva THEATRE quantities Of gymnastc ieats at
The circus bearded woman great giants and little dwars,
and several panoramas Of Morocco victories.
sugars-No activity; crop coming In slowly; 900
boxes In store old and CROP No IL at os 10 RAILS
Molasses-Clayed light stock quick ct ~ as rails;
muscovado do. 1t * . bK RAILS
Freghts improving Charters Of four American vcssela
last week. Rates 70 Northern ports-Hhds sugar. % 90
. -; hhds. molaDes, 81 co. boxes sugar, 76c s7kc
European frelghts malls vessels 10 direct ports "a
Exchanses-Loadon, sixty days, l4X lax per cent
New York, sk 4; short sight, New Orleans, AZ; Paris
sixty days, ak.
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Death OF Ex-Mayor Gilpin. OF PhiIadeI-
Exchange

Exchanges
CINoIsNAn, Jan. 2S, 1850.
Sight exchange on New York Y per cent premium for
gold
CHICAGO, jan %, 1850.
Drafts on New York at sight "a "a per cent premium
for currency and u per premium for gold. Private
bills ~ per cent premium.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. %, 1850.
Sight drafts New York u per cent premium for
gold ~ per cent premium for Missouri funds, and
per cent premium for Wisconsin and Illinois funds.
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comparing the article and the speech, the
reader will see that the HERALD was six weeks
ahead of the Senator In proposing an interstate
neutrality law, and 1t will be further made evil
dent by the comparison that the Little Giant
of Illinois has copied our ideas. In this we
think he shows his good sense, notwith.
standing the taunt of republican leader
that the HERALD supplies brains to the demo-
cratic party. There is another point in which
the distinguished Senator follows the HERALD,
and that is as regards Stewards Rochester
speech and Helpers book, and other incendiary
publications Of the black republicans, leading
to John Browns invasion of Virginia That
the reader will find passim in the HERALD ever
since she startling event took place. This is a
healthy sign in the case Of Mr.. Douglas, who
has been SO long laboring under political bal
lucinaion. 1t Il decided symptom of return
ing convalescence. We trust he will soon be
completely cured of squatter sovereignty.
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Obituary.

Mrs. ELIZA Ix1 Folu, widow Of Professor Charles
foien Boston, died 1t her residence, IN Brooklne
ON the 2oh inst Of yphus fever. Her husband was Pro-
lessor Of History In Harvard University and was lost BY
the burning Of the steamer Lexington Long Island
culture For several years she edited the CRiPs Fid
and published Selections from Fenelou, and work en-.
titled the Well Spent Hour" She waS also one Of the
most prominent members Of the Ladss' Anti-SuAvery
Society. Her asc was o years.
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.yarsaY City News.

Copx1xRyur MONEY Charles Breats was &reeted in
Jersey City, on Friday night, for attempting 70 pass
counerfet ave dollar bill Of the Mount Holly Bank Later
In the evening Geo. W. Wilson arrested for passing
the description Of money An unsuccessful attempt
made 70 food Jersey CITY With ths bogus money but
the above wore The only parties arrested.
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Drawings Of the Delaware State LOtte.
rtes WOOD EDDY CO., Managers Of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
DELAwARE-ExrRA CLASS No. ~, JANUARY Is 1860.
AZ, 60, IL, 81 As, IS. IA, 10, Z, "a, SO, rs, 20.
DELAwARK-CLAss No. IS, JANUARY g. 1860.
As, co. "a, II, 81, 4, 48, SO, Al, l6, SO, so, 80.
Ctr ulars sent free Of expense By addressing
WOOD, EDDY co, Wilmington Delaware
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TIE HERS on TIE LATE SENATOR BRopMm.-Immedi.
ately after the death Of the late Senator Frederick the
question turned upon the point whether he had made
viii or not, and who were hi heirs, If any. Some few
weeks elapsed and appeared to claim an interest in
the late Senator's personal property or real estate We
have since learned that Robert and John Broderick n
cousins Of the late Senator from the fact that their father
and the late Senator's father brothers, claim
hership The estate In addition 10 the above heirs
have additional ones The persons Of David Colbert and
hs brothers and sisters, Of Chicago. who claim 70 be
second cousins 10 tho late Senator.
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Married.

Married.
CooPE-JACKsoN.-At Palmer, Mass, Aug. I, 1850, by
the Rev. DIR. VAIL D. D., s. NJ CooPE, Of New York city,
to MARY r. JACKSON Of Springfield, Mass daughter OF
the late Geo Jackson of the firm Of Jackson Robbins,
New York city.
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express themselves pleased with the praise be-
slowed in the Presidents message on the con-
duct of the British Admiral, regarding it a. an
implied censure on General Harvey. They, of
course, do not look upon the language of Mr..
Buchanan as yielding anything to the English
Interpretation of the boundary line. Thus the
question remains for the present. Matters are
now so arranged that there is no probability
of any further difficulty occurring until the
negotiations between the two governments
shall have decided which is right on the main
point in dispute.
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o. A. Bills, Exchanxe and COmmfsslon
Booker No. i76 areapv ch street Pses lsgAizoc
lotteries oaahed.
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second Hand Shelving and Fixtures
be paid for Address D. L. Is Blocker street. up stairs
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Singers Sewing Machines.
The superiority Of these Machines well understood by
who them. They adapted to all kinds
Of sewing either fine; perfectly simple their
operation, and easily kept in order
The Family Machines $50 and $7s have become
sity wherever they are known. l. NJ. SINGER CO.,
as Broadway, N T., and LEO Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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Ladies' Furs and GentIemen's Winter
Caps cost WHITE, The batter ZIG Broadway opposite st.
Paula church