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The Shasta courier., 1860-08-18

H9r Hon. John S. Phdps, of Missouri, has
declared for Douglas Also Congressman Clark,
the author of the Helper resolutions, which de-
feated Sherman the regular Black Republican
candidate, for Speaker of the House. We won.
der if any breckenridge has the impudence to
doubt the souudness of these gentlemen on the
niger question" If there be such an one, we
will wager o bat that he Is not Southern man
ky birth, and that before be came to California
he was Wilmot Proviso man. That is the sor,
of material out of which the greater number OF
your California fire-eaters are composed.
The Shasta courier., 1860-08-18

The REASON WHY.-Gen. Dix, of New York,
who was free-soiler and supported Van Buren,
in opposition to Gen. Cass in ls4s, is now sup
porting Breckenridge. The reason is plaiu-he
has the fat Office of Postmaster of New York
city
The Shasta courier., 1860-08-18

MATTEAwAN.-The editorsof the Fshkil Jour-
nal is looking about his sneighborhood and
sketching the industrial Interests. From his
account of visit to the Matteawan Seamless
Cloth Mandatory, which employs $50 or 800
hands, and takes wool from the fleece and man
ufactures coats, pantaloons, caps, boots, shoes,
CATERS leggings and mittens, all acitiout seam
in them, we extract the following paragraph:
"Some may think it little strange that
coat can be made, with sleeves and pockets,
collar and everything, without the use of thread
or needle, except to fasten on the buttons, and
make the button holes, butit is so, and we have
seen it done. In shaping the coat it is placed
upon hollow copper fixing. with steam passing
through it continually to keep it warm. This
thing is shaped some like man, and on this the
coat receives pretty thorough currying Pam
falcons, boot legs, and all articles manufactured
here pass through similar process. Boots and
shoes, like coats, pantaloons and caps are made
without seams. After the leg is formed, it is
cemented to piece of India rubber. and the
rubber is joined to the sole, thus rendering it
perfectly impervious to water as high as the
rubber comes, and they appear to be very eas-
tic and easy to the foot as In fact all their goods
are, extremely pliable, yet presenting a most
substantial substance. As an evidence of the
genuineness of their wares, we would state that
they have large orders for caps, capes, coats,
&C., for the U. S. Navy, where they have been
submitted to the severest test and found to be
by far superior to everything else"
The Shasta courier., 1860-08-18
HOuse-Furnishing Goods.

Comprising
Linen Table Damasks, bleached and brown;
Super. Cloth Table Covers
Pillow-Case Linens Linen Sheetings;
Quilts-l0-4, ll-4, l2-4-assorted qualities
Toweling, Napkins, Diaper, Doylies;
White Family Blankets;
Embossed Velvet Table and Piano Covers;
Bleached Sheetings-extra fine
The Shasta courier., 1860-08-18


cuEEKY.-The editor of the Placer Herald
asserts as reasons why Douglas and Johnson
are not the nominees of the Democratic National
Convention" that the ConyAntion which nomi-
mated them
-"had become disorganized and MS national
body disbanded, by the withdrawal or refusal to
act with it, of more than one-half of the dele
gates properly accredited to act with it."
That
Mr.. Douglas was nominated by n minority
OF the properly accredited members Of the Ma
tional Democratic Convention"
The editor of the Herald is the very first man
to announce the discovery that Douglas did not
get majority of the ''properly accredited" dele
gates. The Breckenridge e-Jolanegers hereabouts,
and everywhere else save in the Placer Herald
Office, do not claim that more than los ''proper-
ly accredited" delegates were in the meeting
which nominated Breckenridge. Take O5 from
303, and we have 1913 still left in the regular
Gonv sn,ion. Is not 1913 more than half OF
303? If 80, and the whole l9S voted for him,
how can the editor say that he twas nominated
by minority of the properly accredited mem
bers of the National Democratic Convention ~
Why, old Falstaff couldn't misrepresent with a
more impudent and refreshing sang froid.
A BUTrs FIRE-EATBR.-Peter Freer recently
was made very angry because the Union ntima-
ted that he would support the regular Demo-
cratic nominees, Douglas and Johnson. Oh, mo-
he too much of fre-eater for thatl One
would suppose, to read his fierce letter, that he
had been raised beside the very hearth stone OF
the disunionist, Yaneey. Why, every word OF
his card flashed FIRE. He was sound on the
negro questionI'-you bet! The truth is, this
indignant tire-eater, Notwithstanding seeming
effort to make it appear that he was son of the
South, was born and raised 10 Rome, in the
northern part of New York and in ls4S was a
Baruburnsr, and supported Martin Van Buren,
against Gen. eass, the regular nominee of the
Democratic partyl Oh, yes, Freer is South
ern tire-eater, he isl Many of the same sort
may be found IN this county.
The Shasta courier., 1860-08-18
Also, via Isthmus,

Full Line Hosiery, Gloves Delaines, Organ
dies, Lawns, Robes, Jaconetts, French Muslin:
Cambrics, Irish Linens, ETC., and a general as
sortment of
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10
Forest Nursery
THIS beautiful Nursery is situated in the Cit
Il of LANSING,

TNHIS beautiful Nursery is situated in the City
i of LANSING,
Just South Of the Cedar Ri,er,
And is UNEQUALED by any stock of trees
East or West. 1t has been raised here, with
especial reference to the wants Of the fruit
growers and farmers Of Michigan, and consists
of hardy varieties adapted TO this climate graft
ed from bearing trees and is now IN thrifty and
fne condition for transplaLting.
Ali those DESTROYS of planting orchards viii
find il to their advantage TO purchase trees at
this Nursery, instead Of from Eastern specula.
tors with whom they are unacquainted, as the
proprietors
WILL WARRANT THEIR TREES
To be the varieties named by them, will sell low,
and take all kinds of farm produce AZ cash prices
in exchange for trees, and give liberal credit
to responsible purchasers, If desired.
All orders for Peach, Plum, Cherry and Pear
Trees, Shrubs and Roses, will be filed if received
previous to April first. Forest trees furnished
and planted in the most skillful manner.
Send in your orders previous to May 10th for
the most superb collection of
Dahlias, Verbenas, Pecotees and Tulips,
and one hundred other Flowers, ever offered for
sale, and forget not the Eyergreens.
The following Is q brief list Of prices:
Apple trees 10 TO 20 cents each.
Cherry " 25 TO IS
Plum 80 to 40 g
Pear Is so cents each.
Strawberries, 81 per 100.
| Currants, $3.50 per doz.
| Ornamentals, like everything else, cheap foI
HARRIS, PARSONS & WILCOX,
] 2ma5s Projectors.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD,
no MERCURY
No ARSrNiCl
NO POTASH!
no IODINEi
NO SULPHATE SODA 7
NO IRON,
40. Ntra-Dn
II IL Warranted.

Of any kind or nature in it.
&C. No newspaper pulls fictitious names ! Every
person from whom certificate is gwen their names and
numbers published ANY person address them
by mail and satisfy themselves.-hA
Any person who tries the syrup will discover il
qualities, and recommend il ghy. IL is only Just intro
duced and lot single has it failed yet Weakly
persons only TRY III, and you will regret its
On some people one bottle produces gcal results
with others it requires five six bottles.
81 General Depot, No. IS Washington Avenue, Al
bsny.
Gerry tLARK'S SYRUP, the gIea; Blood Purifier
for Chills and Fever.
HSTRY CLARKiS SYRUP, the grea; Blood Purifier
for Dyspepsia.
eS- TRY CLARK'S SYRUP, for any Delicate Female
Eg-TR CLARK's SYRUP for Scro:lls, Jluniice &c
or any blood disease.
ES- CLARk'S SYRUP in all cases OF Sexual Incapac
ty or Diseases of the spine and kiiGeys magical
Tryit.
sECLARK'S SYRUP, changes the wHo.e condition o.
the blood and kills the poison which feeds the ire
disease.
A5- CLARK'S SYRUP is all vegetable and mineral
| ana that is what the human blood needs.
Er CLARK'S SYRUP for Sore Throat is magical
ES-CLARK'S SYRUP for weakly, delicate Females, OF
sickiy, puny Children, Is sure.
RECLARKS SYRUP is all Roots aud Minerals
$500 will be given for any grain found in il.
ss-CLARK'S SYRUP cures any weakness in Females
% scrofulous Children, Insgcaly.
E6CLARK'S STRUP-This wonderful preparation i
working wonders al the world, and for LIVER
Wombs Scropula Complaints, aud Female Weaknesses
General Debility, II perfectly magical Pat up
quart bottles, and Is ike wine 70 drink
For sale in lansing by !. II. & H. d Bar,hoio
new. -ls-ly
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10
MORTGAGE SALE-Default having

AVA been made in tie payment OF certain mortgage,
(vhsreby the therein eona ned to EEL has
operative executed BY Benz amin Tyler and Nancy j.
his wife, 10 Mary Burns, dated March twelfth, A esh
teen hundred and fifty nne and reco d-d March sixteenth
A. 1889, in the Ingham County Rsgi's' once in De
IL Of mortgages on pages 234 and 25 ups which
gage claimed due at the date Of this notice
the Of 6se hundred and fifty eight do lars and thirty
three cents, and suit proceeding at having been
instituted recover any part thereof Notice there
fore hereby gwen that Tuesday the thid day o. july
next At twelve O'Clock Of that day. ~ the front Of
the Ingham County Creat Court House, tie village Of
Mason shall sell at public auction, TO the highest bdcsr
the premises described in such mortgage or much
sha be to satisfy the amount due such mort
gage, and interest per and legal costs and
attorney fee eovenan.ed that is to say the
LAND in Inghan County, Michigan The east bali Of the
southwest quarter Of section thirty three ) in town
one ~ north Of range ore ~ west.
Dated Detroit, April ., 1850. MARY BURNS,
WM- j WATERMAN, Attorney. 3m2So Mortgage
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LOCATION OF THE DEpor.-The CO

LOCATION OF THE DEPor.-The Com
mon Council having granted to the A. L. & T.
B. Railroad Company the right OF way through
East end other streets necessary, and depot
gosndb having been rendered to the Company,
and Tie requisite amount in money having been
nearly Or quite subscribed, the location Of the
dep& grounds have been permanently fixed
upoa Ne river.aat on the east side, south Of
the lido bridge. Before Lansing is three
month s'dss, il b hoped that the scream of the
vhiala md ths thunder of the train, may be
heard within her bounds.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10

BuRGLARY.-The Hardware Store of
Mounts 4 Jones, in Cowles block, west side of
Warrington Avenue, was burglariously entered
during Monday night, BY taking out large pane
Of glass from the front window, through which
the burglar entered. The window was occupied
By number Of valuable guns and rifles, belong.
msso Ar. Cottrell, who is q gunsmith BY trade,
out Who is at present employed in the ambro-
tps business. The robber must have been
AIDED BY light, or have been very well ac-
quainted with the location. The arms taken
"ere-Four plain rides, with black walnut stocks,
carrying seventy 70 the h., two feet eight inches
ons IN the barrel weighing eleven pounds to
INC gun aius $s4 One plain double rifle, bar.
!" s"o feet ten inches, caliber eighty to the
pound, black walnut stock, back.action locks,
,IOe s4o. One three barreled gun, two barrels
nAed and one smoOth-bore, two feet ten inches
y '0e barrel two locks, one change.ble, value
w. Also one pearlhandled dirk knife. The
ane OF "A. Cottrell" was stamped upon nearly
u The shove guns.
me 'olo"lng property, belonging to the hard.
'''e stock Of Mounts Jones, was taken: Two
s'''a 'lv'r'pated forks; four pruning knives !;
@af s'ssu ivory.handled knives; a lot of table
nives; one hand AZ; lot of scissors. percus.
A00 eaps, pocket knives, and other articles Of
naG Importance.
N h~shss left tso keep-sakes behind them,
we consisting Of boot-track on the black velve,
lns NV window in which the gun. stood
sNs eshsr in the shape of heavy hickory
-aols IN the shape of a cane, with the bari
@ss fees nine inches long, with Whitfield
~ much forms the handle Of an implement
49, o1g scratch awl, inserted in the cane
NE other end terminates in bras,
~. NO other circumstances connected with
sse have come to light, though Mr.. Spry
- irs Ward, who was sitting up with
6I heard a team pass very rapidly at tive
enng the violent rain storm, and tax,
ssent road. We also learn that bur
80 nnnitted at Eaton Rapids on sunda,
49, Q which no clue has yet been obtained
:Ay b that this visit has been made on
T ne same party on their way to the nortl
Look out for the rascals.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10

CHANGE OF REsrpENcE.-Mr. II. Jipson,
Eq., formerly landlord Of the Lansing House,
and for the last few years an extensive and en-
,srprising farmer, residing two miles east Of this
city, has exchanged his farm, which is model
for cultivation, fences, &C., for farm and mill
property in Bliss6eld, Lenawee county. We
regret to part with Mr.. Jipson as good neigh
Dor and citizen, and as an enterprising and ener'
setic farmer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10

An IHrEREsrING BooK.-A. j. Viele,
our enterprising bookseller, has placed upon our
abs . very interesting work, the sale of which,
inaamueh - Lansing has not yet gone Locofoco,
snos strictly prohibited" This book is cnti
tied, "Piet"res Of Slavery, in Church ana
&s'' iselsdiag personal "reminiscences and bio
repAseal sketehes, anecdotes, de-, with an ap'
pendix containing the views Of JOHN WESLEY
md others, BY the Superintendent of the Phia.
dspha Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
CSurch.' The present is the third edition, and
ns book will pay perusal. For sale by Viele.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10

WALL PAPERS. Viele, at the City
Bookstore, will have, in about ten days, one of
the largest and choicest collections Of new pat
terms Of Wall Paper ever exhibited in Central
Michigan. Please call and examine. His stock
on hand will be sold at very much reduced pri-
ees 10 make room for his new stock.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10

~, Cssssity - President Buchanan,
ase Wen Of q gentleman who had
49, Z hAdness during the Presidents
IN "the Co.fiet of Ages."-Ask two
- how old they are.
40 Rs6e1iioss Josr. Of Lynr.-Why
1919 Ike the Red Sea!
= = nat The Bos-phor-us.
~ 4aws~t-"A loas, a-loan, ah, woe,
q GOOD So -7cYlt -, ~. -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10

THARTlC PILL Is Q gep-
which the proprietor hiss
than twenty yeara 10
ing q. mabd from those
FILLS, aud the tatsssc-
regard 20 their use, has
them within the sessh
know that diaeren; Ca
portions NJ tine bowels.
THARTIC FILLS, has,
this well established fact
variety of the purDst
which &C. alike On svery
canal, and are good and
Cathartic ~ needed, such
Stomach, sleepiness,
Loins, Coetiveness, Pain
whole BODY from sudden
IL neglected, ed In .
Loes Of Appetite, .
Cold over the BODY, Fest
weight in the heed, al
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10

The h A VI H. ! "a
tie. but active Csthartic,
uke1 IN his practice more
The constantly InereAs-
who have long used the
iion which al express IN
iniuerd me 10 Place
Of all.
The Profession we'll
tharucs act on different
Tie FAMILY ca
with due reference 70
been compounded from a
Vegetable Extracts,
part OF the aiIDentary
safe in all cases where q
as Dersnyetoen's OF the
Pains in tie Back aud
and Soreness over iss
cold, which frequently.
hong course Of Fever.
Creeping Sensation Of
lessnezs. Headache, or
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10

fnT1msaasory DleaSr Worms In CnldTeN Aduus,
Raeusaa,iua, great Purifier Of the Blood, and Esny
diseases which flesh is her too to mention
IN this advertisement Dos, o3.
PRICE, THREE DINRs.
o. The Liver Inrigorator and Family Cssharte Pills
are re,aed By Druggists generally and sold Wholesale ~
| tie Trace IN all the large towns.
s. T. W. SANFORD, N. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor
ly2Z7 335 Broadway, New York.
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LAW SC IOOL
OF
HARVARD COLLEGE

The Ias'rJLct0Ts in his School are:
Hoy. JoEL PARKER, IL. D. Royal Professor.
HoS. THEoPalLCs PARSONS, IL D., Dane Professor
HoS. EMORY WAsfBURy, IL D. -, University Professor
TIE COURSE or INSTRUCTION embraces the variou,
4 branches of the Common Law and n Equity, ADM
Iaiy, Commercial International and Law
and the Jarsp of the United States The Law
Library consists Of about Is 600 volumes and
works appeal they added and every effort is made
render il cpmpe:e
Instruction is gwen by oral lectures and sxposi;ions
(and ny rectatons and examination in connection with
Court is holden each week, at which, cause pIsyi
ousv gwen out IS sryued by four students and opn
Lc we - by The PRESIDING Instructor Rooms and
O-ner facilities provided for Club Courts and As
semby IA held weekly for practice in debate, and for
acquiring a knowledge Of parliamentary law and pro
lngs.
Students the School at any stage of their
professional stud es mercantile pursuits and the
commencement of either term, in the middle other
part OF the term.
They at liberty To eject what studies they will
pursus, according Their view Of their own wants and
attain nsnts.
The Aca,ienical Year, which commences on Thursday
six weeks after toe third Wednesday July, is divided
terms of twenty weeks each, with vacation OF
weeks at the end of each term.
During tie winter vacation the Library is opened
warmed and lighted for the Of the members Of the
School.
The Exercises Of the Spring Term viii commence on
MONDAY March 9th those OF the Autumn Term, Oh
MONDAY. September 81, 1850
Applications for admission, for Catalogues, any
further information may be made TO either o: the Pro
fss-ors at Cambridge.
Cambri1ge. Mass, JAN 10, 1850 3w25S
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Read This.

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CAMPAIGN REPUBLICAN FOR 1860.

,,,,;.h ,,s I,y-yG STATE REPUBLICAN,, in the
IT,. If INGHAM, CLINTON and EATON, from the
18th az March tn the 18th Of December,
arF For Fifty Cents, IA
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srPAYNENr IN ADVANCE IA
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c,,e,, Rank Notes. or Postage Stamps, can be remit
ted by mail at our rfsk. ,n.wru & xrpu
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lIv mIJcERY, JUSTICES COURT
ayD CONVEYANCING
a1.AR93exS-

uocvyR L KERR have just completed, and
s.rs for ale at this office, by the ream' cure
- o .iaeIe sheet, full assortment Of Law, Chan
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.. ai .,;n,ed on good paper, and warranted cor
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Marriage Certificates,
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WATERS

TIE ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED 1867, and first
ticle of the Kind introduced uner the Of Pull
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No Family should be without Box Of
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No Traveller should BE- without supply of
RRYANs PULNoNlC WATERS
in his pocket
No person will ever object to give for
BRyAN's PUIMOylc WATERS
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester. N. Y.
For sale by R. Thsyer Co., lansing. 1y2a5
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SAN FOR DIS ei
FAMILY
.CA7HARTICPIlIS,
COMPOUNDED IRON

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up ia Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and 'ciH keep in cny climate.
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.a,,rsisments have the privilege Of three
cnsnTss: ,rstesapply regular and ordinary
sS.:ssments, only. Ali others ehargedby
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\ DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Pur

n suant TO order 10 granted by the Judge of
Probate for the County oflngham the Sd day Of
d. 1860 shall expose for sale at public auction, (on
the premises Saturday, the 10th day Of May next
o'clock p. NJ. lot. No and 4, block No 8, 10 the
village Of Stockbridye. Terms, cash
AARON WESTFAIL,
6W259 Administrator estate Of Levi Westfall DECEASED
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cine known and approx
IL, and Is now Iesortedt 10
disease. for which IL Is
IL has cured thousands
who had given up all
n eIOus unsolicited
slon chow.
The dose must be
ment of the individual
such quantities a. 10 act
let the dictates Of your
the use Of the LIVER
will cure LIVER COM
TACkS, sPEPS1A,
SUMNER COMPLAINTS,
SOUR STOMACH, Hs-
CHOLTC, CHOLERA,
CHOLERA ISFANTUN,
DICE, FEMALE WEAK
used successfully s. an
cine. Il will cure Sich
snds can testiiy,) ia -
easpooncails are taken
tacE.
All who use IL are CIV
favor.
H~ Nix Water in the
- - Al. 81. So q a >
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with confidence in all the
recommended.
within the last twoyssss
hopes Of relief, a. the
cor,iiisaies in my posses
adapted to the tenpera-
taking II, and used In
gently On the Bowels.
Judgment guide you In
lNvIGORAT0R, and IL
. rLAINTS, BILIOUS AT
CHRONIC DiARRHGA,
DY>ENTfkY, DROrsY,
BliuAL COSrlvE>Ess,
CHOLERA BUS,
fLATULENCE. JAUN-
AE-S>hS, ana may he
Ordinary Family Mesi,-
hEADAIiiE., tas thous-
minutes, II two or thee
st commencement IL at
Inn ~ e;r ssxsis,<.nv t,. iex
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ECIAL NOTI G. E s.
HERRICK'S SUGAR COATED PILLS
The Whole World United,

a3-sICK PEOPLE, THINK AFTER WHICH, ACT ,-sa
You'd scarce expect, at this late dav.
With startling cures a book to ill;
This is the case, the million say,
With the of Herrick's Pill.
They come from East and North and West,
And with glad tidngs the papers fill,
Because they the cheapest, safest, best,
And superior to others is Herrick's Pill.
From Roots and Plants, and Flowers they're made;
They always cure-they never kill;
Thousands now in their graves we're laid,
We're il not for Herrick q Pill.
For years he's worked to heal the ssk,
With joy eate his bosom fills;
For tens of thousands nov rejoice
At the magic powers Of Hsrrck's Pills.
~ HERRICK'S MATCHLESS VEGETABLE FAMILY
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Over Ave million of boxes now used annually, giving
employment to eighty fl We men and women to put them
up. Their numbered by thousands-ther prais
es on the tongues Of all Citizens Of Michigan and else
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