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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30
DoNArIoxs of Srock To THE STATE AG.

Donations Of STocK To THE STATE AG-
RIcULTURAL CoLLEGE-Mr. James b.
CippeR, Of Coldwater, late President of the
State Agricultural Society, has presented to the
State Agricultural College the short-hOrn heifer,
Emiline," as a representation of his breed.
Emiline is fair animal and shows good
blood, being bred from the COW Sarah Cham
bers, bred by the Shakers, and the bull 4" Wei
hngtOn from some of the best stock of Mr.
Fred VIM. Stone, of Guelph, c. w.
Mr.. Seth A. Bushnell, of Hartford, Trumbull
Co., Ohio, has presented to the College a Ches
ter white pig of his own breeding, which is a
good specimen of the breed, and speaks well for
Mr.. Bushnel's skill as a stock breeder.
These additions to the thorough bred stock
already belonging to the Agricultural College,
will furnish students most ample means of Illus
tration in the study of the principles of stccs
breeding.
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CHRISTMAS. - This holiday occ

CHRISTMAS. - This holiday occasion
passed very pleasantly. The travelling was ex.
eellent, and the weather only moderately cold
Christmas trees, laden with every variety of gifts
we're displayed in six churches, and each church
was filed with eager expctants OF presents. Such
a general time of sift-presenting was new be
fore known in Lansing.
The Masonic festival, at Representative Hail.
on Friday evening, was attended by more than
two hundred ladies and gentlemen, and every
thing passed off in the most agreeable manner.
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THE ATLANrIc.-The January number
of the Atlantic Monthly is at hand This num-
Der commences the thirteenth volume of this
sterling magazine. We quote what another has
justly said.
"Steadly increasing in popularity, since is
present Publishers, Nessrs. Ticknor & Fields, as
sumed its management, it has now a circulation
greater than that ever reached by any American
magazine OF its class, aud numbers among its
regular contributors such names as I4OngfellOw,
Hawthorne, Emerson, Bryant, Agassz, Holmes,
Lowell, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Whittier, and
others scarcely less eminent. Its stereotyped
volumes are valuable repository of original
papers on very great variety of subjects, and
It's monthly issues have a genuine freshness and
fitness TO the hour. II il Is a good test, as il
certainly Is, Of the standing of a magazine that
il attracts and introduces new writers, the names
of IIigginsOn of Gail Hamilton, and Of the la
mented Winthrop are evidence enough of what
the Atlantic has thus accomplished. Nor can a
better proof be given Of the popular estimation
in which il IA held than the demand for a pubii-
cation in separate volumes of many of the seri-
al papers that first Appeared in its pages, such
as The Autocrat,' Elsie Vcnner,' Agassiz'
Methods OF Study in Natural History The
Minister'S Wooins,' Life in the Open Air. 'Ag-
mes OF SOrFotO, Dat Door Papers Thoreau's
Excursions Winters In War Time and
others.
As among the chiefest merits of the Allan
tic also, let US not forget that it has honestly
held aud freely declared It's own opinions, on other
than literary questions, and that while it has
won for itself in literature a position which no
other American magazine has reached it has
consistently spoken true words for Liberty and
Progress. In the present crisis through which
the country Is passing, every intelligent Ameri-
can should know what Influences such minds as
those OF the contributors to the Atlantic are ex-
eriing upon the progress of humanity"
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The LADY's FRIEND-We have receiv-
ell the first number Of this new magazine, which
We noticed shOr; time since. II the number
before US is a specimen Of what Is TO come in
the future, The Lady's Friend is destined to
rank among the first OF the ladies' monthlies
published in this country. The corps Of writer's
engaged on this magazine are among the best
engravings and fashion plates are OF the first or
der, and its typographical appearance ia all that
could be desired. Published by Deacon & Pc
terson, Philadelphia. Terms, 8 per year, with
liberal deductions to clubs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

FOURTEENTH lNFANTRY.-Lieut Miller
the l4th Michigan Volunteers. has returned
nome on turlough, after an absence of about
Two years. He has been with the regiment
most Of this period in Tennessee and Mississi DIP.
Inc present strength Of the Fourteenth is $50
men II Is now located at Columbia, Tenn.
where 1t will probably winter. The men are
III excellent health and spirits. and are conf
u.u' mat one more campaign will make an end
Vi Inc rebels. He represents the country and
'1e Climate as pleasant and inviting. and thinks
many o. the boys will ultimately settle there.
ine government is taking much pains TO
nave The organization Of the black regiments as
perfect as possible, as they are to be the regu-
'Ai troops, and not volunteer force. The
regiments are called black, but that gives no
eOf'ec' idea OF their color. 1t is rare 10 see
save men or women entirely black; and, on
we o'her hand, many slaves are 50 white that
'uey pass INTO camp and out of il as white
persons, The pickets being utterly unable to
sen 1heIr condition from their color. I.ieut
A. OF opinion that If all the slaves he has
s'sn III Two years were assembled. their arerao.
sO'Or would he half white, or rather more
'0an That, and the change towards the meptali.
" Tue white man would be proport;onately
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

- The Masonic fraternity OF Lansing and
vicinity, would take ths opportunity 20 give their
tmony in favor u the celebrated Monitor Piano 81
manufacture! By Mess-s. A. Il Gale i Co, Of \. Y be
hcying that they have accomplished the great objects
lst. perfect musical Instrument. combining every
desirable point which goes 10 make up melody. power
sweetness, o. action and durability ID. bealti
ful AMI ornamsn, riece Of furniture and g. Pric.
within reach Of 90 ~ fo1ht not n y VIII become a.
famous as their nam SAKE, Of rrimac uatsrety, an
hope their agcat, A. J. ye this city, Who cheerful
y favored rs with ior festival, viii have *
tSnsivs demand Tor them All woull advise al W..
wish good Instrument to call and buy one.
By ORDER OF CONsnTTkE.
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Advertisement ]

ATTRACTIONS AT INGESOLL's. - New
Cloths and Cassimeres Just received.
New Cloakings and new Cloaks every day.
\ large assortment Of choice Dress Goods.
New COrsets. Balmorals and Hoop Skirts.
New Cloth and Clothing Department
Garments and Suits made TO order
Flannel and Flannel Shirtings just received
New Stock of Cotton Goods.
Grover & Bakers unrivalled Sewing Ma
chimes.
Full Stock, fair dealing. large sales, small
profits. 4j0g4
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Wednesday Morning. Dc. 3Olh. 1858.
NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The FIGURES which our subscribers will dad attached
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The paper which their subscription paid By the
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may found IN the heading u the paper, which II
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Tne EcLEcrIc.-In our advertising col

TnE EcLEcTIc.-In our advertising col
umrs will be found the prospectus OF the Eclec-
tic magazine for lS6f We call the attention
Of our readers 10 il, and at tie same time would
assure them that this magazine is all ina. it
claims to De- Il Is filled with the choicest OF
foreign literature, ani its engrAvings aFe Of the
most superb character. We will furnish the
Repnbi'can to any new subscriber, aud the Ec
lecdc Magazine, with the parlor prints, for s.
per year
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FREE LEcrURE.-G. b. Stebbins, Esq,
Of Rochester, N. T., will speak in Representa-
tive Hall, on the evening of the l4th of January,
on The Rebellion, the Duty and Destiny OF
the Republic" Mr.. Stebbins is on able and
experienced lecturer. Everybody, of every
shade Of political opinion, is invited to he
Dresent
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

The ACADEMY ENTERTAINMENT The
exhibition Of Tabeaux, &c, by the Academy
hst evening, was quite a success. The audience
was large, and wese evidently well pleased Tn,
address on Bells, by Mr. Peck, Notwithstanding
the dryness Of the subject, was interesting, ap
propriate, and in good taste
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

New YEARS SUPPER-The Ladies
Military Aid Society will give a Supper al
representative Hall, on New Years day W,
hope all will come. Fifty cents per couple
Ice cream and oysters extra Supper rom
till 0 T. NJ
Mas. d. L. CASE. Cor. Sec'y.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

EvsRYTHING Is ADvANCING.-And so in pub
he estimation is the Ch mc1l Saeratus-the Ho1sc
wives F4vort,-a pare article. making wholcsor
bread Il IS initiated by c'unterfeiters who put up
their trash green papers and sell j, where they can
Beware OF IT, ana by only thar in red papers with the
name n r. De Land < Co. upon therl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

machinery az ias,run-, which measures she opera
tion Of the mini Itself Tn tim u tlkes tor seusa-
tion 10 The ng o. reach the brain the brain u com
muncaie MS order o. The muscles and the muscles O.
Telegraph back the brain hv this machine DC is ascsr-
ianei that the whole paroa required Tor an executive
act q the mini twotenths Of 81 second i IS Won
dergl To cousier that this IS exactly tac time u takes
Smiths Saeratls 10 raise loaf a. brsal Us as quick
as iightaing aai "a fact is lightning
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- The contrac' for supplying the Post Of
De- Department. with Scales ms been awarded % the
Messrs Fairbanks Their Sclies are also very excn-
sive'y us.i ID the Army aud the Navy Yards. c..
tom Houses, ATS nAls Pabic Work.. sc throug hort
tn country
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~ Ats meeting of the Lansing TEN.

pie Of Honor. Dec. %, 1868, on motion,
Rssoluef. That the thanks of the Temple be
rendered to those ladies' who have contributed
so largely to our pleasure and comfort in beau
flying our hall by making the carpet
J. l. LANTERMAN, Seen.
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Wit Wisdom! Wonder
FUN, FACT AND FASHION!
The Ballad of the Caters.
HOW IAN OLD MAID GOT MARRIED
RICH. RARE! RACY!


LADY lived IL Okemos.
lose name as s.lllie SplIggus.
avs >4-.-e lad eye upon
.l-s. handsome Jerry Sml-Eins
49, ----ie tried o. VII his love
a r--tE She lli fsfscf
4.r Saddle. dor a Chinese belle
ia ll.st -l0rmlls feet
5 -, wlra the ca-fsk,n shoes
M.e pa tilt country town
Winch ul.e a most outrageous noise,
Nhene 70 she put them down
Ana though she grew foT.0ru and sad
AH- sighed 80 her mlsharS
81 Jerry knew full well that she
Nas always on her taps i'
Although she meier had been 70 war.
IT, loose her arms or legs
lt -ure y COlli be said VI her
She stood UF0N HER PEGs '''
Bat Jerry s sole aversion was
Too great far his control.
u ~as wonder be disiiked
one with SO large a sole
Bat S4e took the hint At last.
And then she took the papers
An rca--Ie Co.'s what ais the girl
she cuts such curious Capersf
She read of JOHNS & BAILEY STORE.
And of their stylish gaiters-
- small, So Gin erelll Ike
Thy cure All women hater-
AMI then she thought Of Jerry TOO
And ~ has great surprise
To See Der feet So trim and neat
30 much reduced 90 size
Her CATERS yot-with brother Tom
~ once she did repair
Anticipating fond results
tnt1 The County Far
SOW, Tom. the rogue. sly As q crow
clever lad and smart
Resolved 90 aid his sister some
And play winning part
And Sal.Ie, she could act well
And knowing We'll the trick
Size took IL seat ami screamed aloud
Looked wi.t-began 90 kick
Tom soon brought Jerry 10 her aid
And long AMI loud complained
AZ lnzt the Carelesness by which
Her ankle had been sprained
Aud Jerry, looking FOR the bruise
Behelt her gathered feet
H. Started back IN wrapt surprise
The charm vas then complete
ini ho awarded hand aud heart
lis farm and cattle there
Do her as just premium
As the fllrest OF the fair
And sally lives happy life-
From morn I'LL night Is merry
AUD though she does not drink drop
She loves good TIM AMI Jerry
lsnty more Of the sam sd Of Cutters. Cheap. Ours
Die ana symmeirical. also, a large assortmento
Zine Boots. Stogas, Shoes, Slippers
Balmorals. Ladies' Heel Slippers,
Cacks, Oxford Ties, Mems
Carpet Slippers.
&c, &c
Go Our stock Is Immsnse-iust received from tn
astern n0us.si Our own Manufacture cannot be EY
slled :. Call and examine for yourselves at the OIL
iand of JOHNS & BAILEY.
Lansing oct. 2s, 1858. AS
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Is64 1864.
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CAUTION ,-Nolo are genuine uuiess ths
words ' ll0ilUwAl. NEW AukA AND lOApoN, are DIS
Clruale VAR MARI every leal oi the ttok al
directions around each got or boa. tls Same may la
plainly ~ adding tie ieaf ~ ne iihl handsome
reward Wll ue given Cd any or4 rcl4rru. such lliOf
NATION ay lead O. tAo detection Of any arty ur par
ties couuterleIilus t, iueleits "a ktlalD. %, slLc
knowing them o. BE- spurious
s.f-1l 40 thl mandatory Of Professor HuiIoWai .
80 MadUu Lane. New lorA, and ay a respectable iiruk
glsis and Dealer n Medicine. Throughout the siNl1rd
world, in boxes AZ - cents, o. cents and 81 each
B5-There is considerable sagug hy takas The larger
y B-Direciious Tor the guidance ol ratienis uey
cry disorder are affixed 60 each box
4O5yl
Sa-uetieis Iu nay well known medicines can hls r
Show cards Circulars Nc. them frDc of IA peure
by addressing Thomas Holloway, 30 MAiion lane. \
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SCH HEADACHES AND WANT OF APPETITE.
lNLlILNIAL il e-IIIlL-

those feelings ~hlcl salieu - usually arise fror
trouble annoy ALees Olstructci ptrsrirat&a ur cat
lls al4 crl-Allk Whichever is uuWlolesous thus DIS
turlMs tAt lealtliu action az tle liver ana stomach
These pr. must be- relieved, 81 sou desire be we'll
The Pills, taken according o. the printed mstruciions
VIII 4u.cAy produce healthy acfOu u hoil liver and
stomach, ana, natural couseg ltncc, clear hssa
and good lurUt.lt.
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HOLLOWAY'SP PILLS and OINTMENT.

All who have Fri,nds ana Relatives IN the Army az
Navy should take especial care that they he anpl,
supplied viii these Pills arf Ointment ana whore tie
brave Soldiers anf Sailors have neglected 70 provide
themselves With them no better present car h. sent
ih'm lA then frler-s. They havc been rrovet O. he
iAt Soldier never falling FRIEND tie hlur ~ need
COUGHS AND CUiIS AFIFCIlNc TROOPS
W. be- speedily relieved ana crcctrars cured ~
using these admirable medicines. ard ~ pls ms proper
.tention On the directions which are .stohcd a. each
Pot ur n1N
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Better and Fresher Oystel
Valuable City Property for sale.

| OTIS |, , and 3, Block 243, and Lots
II g. B. 6, AMI :. Block 2+S. comprising over l.
acres with = rods frontage Llrch Street. egihiy
situated for residences On the premises are never fail
ing springs neXhaustibo We'll $50 choice fruit trees
ani handsome arbor and garden
Also, Tor sale, Lot :, Block -.
For terms and further particulars inquire " the sub
scroer. NJ the Auditor Generals once.
d N BAGLET.
Lansing, Oct =, ls63 assn
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Sores ans 'ccrs Hoiches and Swoliuss can u iti
certainty bt radically eure The llis takou night
and morning. aui THE ointment tr freely usei as stated
l abe printed INSTRUCTIONS. li treated ll nns either
rl4ltr tAeg lrH ul OILS para o. break ost in another
Whereas th- ointment WlI remove abs humNTs from
tht y stgil tc lllelt vigorous 4nu healthy
nan 10 Wl4 relle liua Iflsea .ralce .a Dad cases
/ ----r- l LII .--.-
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Notice TO Farmers.
THE SUPERINTENDENTS OF TT

TUE 81 PERINTENDENTS OF THE
Il Poor Of the County Of lngham. vii receive aupli
cations until January 1854 for Appointment q Farmer
o. tiSe charge ri the County Farm for the year CON
u 'lCiug Oh Tie FIRST OF April next Applicants ri
apply iu person ~ letter With references e. 4
either Of the IN iersiguei
Dated December lst 1888
J L HUNTINGTON
J. " HOLMES
++9~4 r A MIXTURE
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Winners Perfect Guides
TO THE USE OF
Every Musical Instrument.

Winners Perfect Guide for the Violin.
Winners Perfect Guide for the Flute
Winners Perfect Guide for the Guitar
Winner Perfect Guide for the Piano
Winner Perfect Guide for the Me0deon
Winners Perfect Guide for the Accordion
Winner Perfect Guide for the Fife.
Winner Perfect Guide for the Carionet
Winners Perfect Guide for the FageOet
ALSO,
Winners Flute and Piano Duets.
Winners Violin and Piano Duets
The instructions IN these books given in a manner
adapted the comprehension of all grades Of scholars
The exercises Illustrating and enforcing the lessons are
not dry and tedious, but sprighty and enlivenng and
the selection OF music, varying from the simple the
difficult comprises the most popular melodies Of the
day Price 81 each so cents receipt Of which copies
vii he mailed post paid.
OLIVER DITSON X Co, Publishers, 81 Washington
Street, Boston 44yl
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OF CO.PARTNFR.

~ SHIP The firm OF Montgomery & NLlar IS this
lay dissolved by mutual consent Mr. Montgomery av
iug disposed Of his interest t. Mllar who NJ; con
tnue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business as here
toiore carried on by the above tru auf assumes All
accounts and liabilities
Lansing. November 10. lSf3
G L MONTGOMERY.
45l~5 Z 3 NIILAR
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA. Pa
.DISEASE OF THE NERVES. SEM
II inal, Urinary and sexual Systems-ueW and reIi-
ale tream nt-iu Reports a. the Howard Association
sent by mail N sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
AilTess Dr. J. SKIIlIN HOCGHrON Howard Assosis-
tOn, No south Ninth street. Philadelphia Pa 432yI
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SUNUA1 cOHUUI BUUhS-hept
~ BY A Epson, :. :. Missionary, corner Of Capitol
Avenue and L1pssT Street Lansing Mich
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27
HARDWARE.
C. d. POTTER g. CO.
TTAvE NOW IN STORE THE LARGEST AND MOST
II complete assortment OF
American and Foreign Hardware

III complete assortment ot
American and Foreign Hardware
yer offered in this market, consisting in part of
20 Tons Relied, Hammered and Swcdes Iron;
Naylor Cast, E B. German, A. B. Spring, Steel;
/ Ton T. Z. r and American Nail Rod;
Wagon, Buggy, SHlky and Seat Springs, OF Eastern
and Pittsburg Manufacture;
Axe. Vices, Anvils, Bellows &c; Coil Chan4 1-16,
q and T-16; Log Halter and Breast Chaius Cow Ties
Pump Chain and Tube; Bolts, Nuts; Washers &c;
200 Boxes hrst quality Glass from X9 to 30N4O any
size cut To order) Sash, Doors and Blinds furnished
at manufactures prices;
Paints-whitc ana Red Lead in oil and dry, French
Zinc, White Iitharage, Nenltian Red, Whiting, &c;
Turpentne, Iinseed Oil and Putty;
Brushes-Iaint, Yarnsh, Whitewash. Horse and Shoe
900 dozen Locks and Iatehes complete assortment;
200 dozen Grcenwoods Butts 100 doz. Wrought Broad,
Narrow, Table and Brass Butts; Palmer's Blind and
Greed woods Congress Butts; Blind FastenIngs and
Sash Locks; cord Gimblet pointed Screws
Il A IS l. e. q L II l. f r Y
c. n. p. Co. would respectfully cali the attention
hOusekeepers and others TO their stock OF utery
consisting of Ivory Balanced Handles Buliaio Horn
Cocoa ami common Handles, with = and tined Stee
Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled Carversi
so doz. Pocket Cutlery, IS different varieties;
American and English Shears and Scissors
Axes-Robert's, Whites Hunt's, Simmond's, Brooks
Brother Broad Axes, Hunts and Simmond's Bench,
Shingc and Iathiug Hatchets;
Augurs-M wright's, Carpenters c. S. and common
Bitts-Clark's Graduated, ChurchIll's Hammer Twist,
I.'Hommedieu's and common.
Chiscls-C. :. Socket, Mortise, PAIRING and Farmer;
Saws-Lea and Leavit's Muay and sash, English ana
American : Cut Shepherd & Irvng's Spear X Jack
sens and other makes; haHd panncl Rip fenon anu
Compass Saws
Bench Planes, Plumbs Levels, sc.
Haniles-Saw, Plane, Augur, Chisel, Pick,
Gate hinges Substituting and common lO0OStraP ana
Joint hinges Wrought Rasrs and Staples Gate l@tches
Wins Whn Iashes and Tlide Whips Patent nd tnaIn-
cIed leather FInalrrtFs,l Carriage Cloths 0ITable
Cloths and Oh Carpet: Sd,dlery and Harl irihl'
mings shoe Kit, good assortment b. Nages
Gllsscs Canary See ,ctc., together with SAM
other articles, which the attention Of the p il
respectfully invited. aug.