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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-09
Wit! Wisdom Wonder
FUN, FACT AND FASHION!
The Ballad Of the Caters.
HOW IAN OLD MAID GOT MARRIED

HOW IAN OLD MAID GOT MARRIED
RICH! RARE! RACYl
= lady lived Il Okem9s.
Whose raua was Sll.ie sq.lgyl-s
Ard s4iiie had ID eye upon
Young handsome Jerry Su-g-i1s
Aud sa-ie tried 70 win Ia love
FElr she ala defsGt
t0r >L-te L0t q Chinese belle
Ia most enormous feet
Besfi.s she wore the calf SKIN shoes
Mao il that country town.
Which maze most outrageous cOise.
Whence she put them down
And though she grew forlOrn and SAD
All sighed - her UIsl4Fs.
let jerry knew, fll vel that she
vs. Always On hz tGpsiN
Although she ue'er had been 70 war.
To loose her arms or legs,
Il ere ' could be said Of her.
she stood CPoS HER PIGS o.
But Jerry 5 sole aversion Vas
Too great for his control.
II was a wonder he d!slIked
Oae with SO large sole.
But Salhe took the hint at last,
AID then she took the papers,
And read-He Gods what ais the girl,
She cuts such curious cspersf
She read Of JOHNS & BAILEYiS STORE
And Of their stylish CATERS
So small, so Cinderella ike,
They q cure all women haters
And then she thought Of Jerry too
And Of his great surprise
To see her feet So trim and neat
So much reduced IN sizei
Her CATERS got-with brother Tom
At once she did repair,
Anticipating fond results,
Unto the County Fair.
Now Tom. the rogue. sly as crow
a clever lad and smart,
Resolved 10 aid mis- sister some
And play winning part
And Saliie. she could act as well,
And knowing well the trick
She took seat and screamed aloud
looked wild-began TO kick
Tom soon brought Jerry to her aid
And long and loud complained
Against the carelesncss By which
Her ankle had been spraned
And Jerry. looking for the bruse
Beheld her gathered feet
He started back in wrapt surprise
The charm was then complete
And he awarded hand and heart
His farm and cattle taere
To her as just premium.
AS the falrest Of the fair
And sally lives a happy life
From morn till night is merry.
And though she does not drink drop
She loves good Tom ami jerry
ieny more OF the same kind Of CATERS. Cheap Dur;
bic and symmetrical also. large assortment OF
Zine Boots. Stogas. Shoes. Slippers
Balmorals. Ladies Heel Slippers,
Cacks. Oxford Ties, Mems
Carpet Slippers.
&c, sc.
Rs- Our stock is Immense-just received from Il
asteTn Houses Our own manufacture cannot be F.
slled Call and examine for yourselves. at the o.
iand Of JOHNS & BAILEY.
Lansing, Oct IS, 1868. 443
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-09

In woodruff. Shswassee Co. after a brief lin
NARY wife OF Bsruard Corcoran, aged A years
Nay her soul rest in peace.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-09
The Confessions and Experience
OF AN
= N V al Id.

Published for the benefit and as a warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility Premature Decay OF
Manhood, etc, supplying al the same time,
TIE MANS OF SELF CURE,
By enc who has cured himself after being put TO great
expense and injury through medical humbug and
quackery
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
422yl Bedford Kings County, y 7
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The Great Diurstc.
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Aud positive ana Specific Remedy FOR Diseases OF the
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Gravel p-o-sv
And AL diseases Of the Urinary Organ.
See Advertisement in another Column. Cut il ont and
send for the Medicine a once
Beware Of Counterfe.ts lm45O
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Notice to Farmers.

THE SUPERTNTENDENTS OF THE
Il Poor Of the County Of I1Ehan. VII receive sppli
cations until January ls6+ for Appo1t snt q Farmer
20 take charge q the County Farm for the wear con
mencng on tie Fret OF April next. Applicants wi
apply IN person CT b letter with references. &c q
either Of the undersEn
Dated December 1st 1sfc
J L HUNTINGTON
J Y. HOMES
44ov4 2. A. MIXTURE
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons are hereby cautioned
n against purchasing any notes held ~ P C. Ayres
signed BY me. as have Offsets against ary and al such
notes be may hold and as over prompt II pay-
ing nv debts, i not likely that shall PIT nv
self 70 much inconvenience 70 pay other peoples
3. v. B0TCE
Lansing Nov. sd, lsss. sr4.s.
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Valuable City Property for sale.

I OTIS l, , and 3, Block 243, and Lot,
II 5, 1. 5. 6. and :. Block 2+s comprising over l.
with = rods frontage Larch Street ezibll
situated for residences On the premises are never
ing springs an rexhaustble well $50 choice fruit trees
and handsome arbor and garden.
Also for sale. Lot :. Block $
For terms and further particulars inquire o. the sub
scriber al the Auditor Generals Ofice.
.. v BAGLFY.
Lansing Oct. =. 1855. s4stf
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SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF APPETITE.
INCIDENTAL To SOLDIERS

Those feelings which - saddcn Us usually arise from
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These organs must be relieved. n you desire be we'll
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VOLUNTEERS. ATTENTION. INDISCREuONs or
YOUTH

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Whereas tuls Ointment lie LluloTs IRON
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Iowa Association.

EDITOR HAwK-EYE:-The citizens OF
i0va, temporarily residing at the National
capital, have effected an organization
anong themselves, for the purpose of "Cor-
fespondence, Conference and associated &C
aon with the loyal and Union organiza-
aons of the State of Iowa and other States,
With view to diffusing useful, correct and
Important information and documents
ending to promote the welfare of our own
Nate and of the United States"
This organization is known as the 'IowA
Assoc!ATIoN; and with the proper con-
cert OF action and freedom of intercourse
existing between it and the Union orpani-
zuons and people of the State, may be
made the means of accomplishing much
COED. -
Alan election of officers on the eveninp
Hi The 18th instant, the Hon. Stephen J. w.
Tabor, Of Buchanan County. was elected
resident; N. McCrea, of Lee. Vice Presi-
Dent VIM. Reynolds, Jr., of johnson. Re-
cording Secretary; e. III. Talbot. of Madi-
son, Corresponding Secretary, and G. p.
Smeed, OF Bremen, Treasurer.
The Association will continue in ha;np
a least until the approaching Presidential
aectlon,-and it solicits the cooperation of
republican and Union organizations, com
mittees and individuals, everywhere, and
eSpecially in Iowa.
All correspondence to be addressed to the
corresponding Secretary.
faapers throughout the State, friendly to
,ae Union andi its perpetuation, are request
'ed to publish this notice.
~ order of the Association,
f.. Ii. TALBOT,
w. Corresponding Secretary.
WARRINGTON CITY, D. C.
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New York Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Sept. 1.-THE great cattle market
opened this morning at AIlertons with an ex-
there would he sort sonv o. and a.. nat
an advance of prices, and some of them refused
good offers at Wholesale under these anticipa-
short supply, we, find that since Thursda az about
40 were sold at Bergen, and about 700 head
here; 500 head were sent direct to butchers; sew
bles, and now to-day we have about {, 600 head on
sale in these yards. The exact figures cannot be
obtained until the close ofthe market to-morrow,
but enough is seen to show that the supply OF
the week will exceed 100 head, and q goodly
portion are heavy, though real drst-class bull
locks are not plenty, and therefore sell to-day at
about az much as last MOnday-some of the bro
kers say at fourth Of cent more. For this
class the morning sales were pretty lively at 100
ly than otherwise would have been the case from
the fact that George Starr, Government agent,
and David Reed were buying l50 head to ship
the head are afterward weighed, and proved to
cost about &c p b, live weight, the most of them
being prime up-country oxen and large fat
at He Fb The medium class ofbullocks, such
as the best wholesale butchers buy it is thought
will average half a cent q pound less than last
week, and sales are remarkably slow at 86o9IIc-
the best at lOc net, with hard work to get esti-
mates Of weight at ali satisfactory to sellers The
market for inferior grades is reported by some
of the brokers, and most of the owners, at q cent
pound net less than last week. and sales very
hard to make at case y 10, vita q prospect ola
very hard close of the market. Unless shutdown
be more cattle left over than can be readily sold
One cause of the slow market to-day, as well as
the large sales on Friday Saturday and Sunday,
is that this is the Jews holiday, and they com.
mand one-tflird of the trade. The Sheep market
op ps harder for growers than last week Sheep
p L. for the meat, which is selling wholesale this
morning at 5@sIac = d; Pelts too are equal
Sne s sell at 5S54c n, live weight: The Hog
about SIC b, live weight
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BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

= = .
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that the:FaIl Term 20
the University Will open Monday Sept. 7th, 1868
The Academical Year embraces forty aoeeks O.
study, divided into four Terms, with only two
weeks Of vacation, previous to the end of the
year. Consequently Students can, enter at any
time although It is better to enter at the com.
mencenent Of a Term.
Tuition in the Primary Department So or 81
a TO the studies pursued: In the High
In the Collegiate Department including Modern
extra. 'e
Board within easy distance of the premises
ron Sl.75 to S2.25 per week. Students frequent.
ly board themselves at much lower rates
Room Rent . cents per week. The cOmmodi
Gus Rooms IN the main Building are now under
going repairs and Will be made every way com
Portable and attractive.
FACULTY:
Rev. L. B. ALLEN, D. D., President and Prof o.
Miss JOSEPHINE A. CUTTER, Principal ofthe La
dies Department and Teacher of Mathe
matics and French.
- Professor of Natural Sciences.
Mr.. E. A. VAN METER, Teacher of Vocal Music.
Mrs. ADA B. ALLEN. Teacher of Piano Music.
Miss LOUISA LEONARD, Teacher of Painting and
Dratwing and Assistant in q, High School De
Miss JULIA c. ALLEN, Assistant in Primary De-
NJ partment.
These Teachers have all had experience, some
partmentS. ALI the Glasses will, however be uu
der the immediate and constant supervision O
the President, or the Principal of the Ladies' De
partment.
The Professorship of Natural Sciences will bt
filled as soon as the services of separate Teach
er in that Department are required.
The President by residing with his family or
the College Premises will be able to extend t&
those Students who occupy the Building many
Of the acknowledged advantages of Family
School.
~ Ee hare heola.f,A and beau&Jul location
and O. fine Buiidin1
2 xave a It5,oyyy of nearly 1000 Volumes.
We have an ample and excellent Apparatus fo1
Philosophical, Astronomical and Chemical purposes
We have a small but elegant Museum of Specimen
IN Natural History and other c,t-lositeS.
Thankful for the appreciation heretofore on
numerous occasions. Bestowed on our labors We
purpose to deserve the appreciation ofour friends
and the public more and more
sept2dsw&Wtf. LIB ALLEN. Prest,
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE

me demand for Oats was light, and prices
No. at 44145c n VII ~ IN, ~
-, Rye was firm and advanced %, with sales OF
NO; az 6o96Sc and No. 2 at sc in store
y, 546c per buslef, With liberal sales at
10 Tor No. and 81 ,l2al ,l2,a for No. in
stofes closing at3l G5 and 81, l2i =, rEeI- =
Timothy Seed was dull and easier. with sales
OF good and prime grades at $2,l4Qs2,l5. High
Ilnss were very firm, but inactive, at 4611c--
holders generally asking 47c.
"a Ness PORK was in good request, with sales of
10, mo1 Darleis city packed at yl3,2 Country lots
0nunal AZ 1L2,O0@l225, Bulk meats inactive
aS s.t nominal ats Beef Cattle steady. Hogs
a ~. and shade better. Sheep in good sup
change -'--'1s 40 800 - :,
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DON'T READ THIs.-Rev. Jas. McFar-
lane, Esopus, Ulster county, N. Y, writes
81 have no hesitation in certifying that
Mrs. 8, A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer
and zylobalsamumhave restored the color
and increased the growth of my hair, and
would, cheerfully recommend them to
those whose hair may either begin to fail
in color or decrease in luxurianee. ;, ----.-
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot,
1913 Greenwich ST., New York. dAwlt,
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Chicago Markets.

THURSDAY, p NJ, Sept. Il, 1858.
nave to note "A continuance OF the activity
a9a hrInness in Wheat, with further advance
Si e per bushel The inquiry was mainly for
sPrH,ng grades, at prices ranging from 9SGsl 90
ioa no. aiS96c for No. 2, and S71a@S9c for Re
1ecIeu. Winter grades were inactive at an ad-
snve % OF z2glc with sales at 81 oil for No
Dusnsis Oh Indiana Red sold at 100 in store.
rIour was nrm and in fair demand, but there
v was no advance In prices Sales foot up $500
DaIIes' at prices ranging from S. 25@7,5O for
good TO choice White Winter; IS. 30 for Red Win
Ter; ~ ior Winter Superfine; NG5@5. on for good
anu S5,oz12 Tor choice "a favorite brandy Spring
There was moderate speculative demand for
Coln' Dn1 the market ruled quiet and prices
were w ~ material change. Mixed afoat
67H95Sc. and Rejected 1t ,f07c. A'S -.
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New YORK, Sept. Il.
FLOUR-5e better. Sales at 81 90n5 05 for Ey-
ira state SIS S5cD6 81 for r. II. O..
:, WHEAT-ic better. Sales at 9fcGnSl II for
spring; 9sc@0i II forMilwaukee Club; 81 1901 "a
for Winter Red. -
CORN-Reoeipts, Y, 800. Dull, and slightly ia
yors buyers. Sales at 1910.
Money easy; SOS y cent. .j} Il
Sterling exchange tirmer
Gold 32la
NY. c., los; Reading, l7Il. -
Y. s. IS '8l Coupons 1867; sos, Coupons,
lO2llss; 1905, lO2A; Registered. l0S4
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Females! FemaIes, Fe,r.Ie., :

Use that Safe, Pleasant Remedy known as
HEMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU.
For all Complaints Incident to the sex. Ne ra-
mily should be without it, and none will when
once tried by them. 1t is used by Young and Old
In the Decline or Change Of Life Before and after
Myrtd0e, during and after Confinement, to
Strengthen the Nerves, restore Nature to its pro-
from Whatever Cause osi0in0ttn0
Use no more worthless pills! Take
HELABOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
See advertisement In another column. Cut
out, and send f0r IT. julyN-Wm
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MARKETS.
BURLINGTON. FRID

BURLINGTON, FRIDAY, p. II.
The weather early in the week was very warm.
On Wednesday night we had one of the heaviest
rains of the season. and it has cleared off very
cold. The River is again falling and looks as
though it would go down to the low point reach
ed in July. The Packets plying between the
Rapids make their trips with regularity,
The receipts of grain by wagons are very light
| for the season, scarcely Corn and Oats enough
for local wants, and we again advance our fig
ures. Millers are unable to get Wheat enough
to run full time, and all good samples offered
meet ready sale at our outside quotations. Far
mers are busy seeding, and as far as we are adj
vised the breadth sown will he large
There still continues an active movement in
| live Stock; we have never known year when so
many hogs have gone forward so early in the
season, present gh!prices and prospect of short
corn crop probably accounts for it.
In Chicago the grain market has been active.
with large business in Oats and Corn, with sales
of the former at 1885, the latter 57@5s for No. l:
No. spring wheat Csc; No. 2, a4c. stH
We annex our usual full quotations of this
andlother markets, latest received at tnis Office
by mail and telegraph. -
,i sgGA tso Crushed Ice; Refined white
COFFEE-2132c -
= MoLAssEs- the barrel-Reboiled COO; Syrup
NAILs-Tenpenny S,
SALTS 25@3 50.
RICE-9l.(9l0c.
FRUTr-Raisins, prime S. OOa5 Is.
BRoOMS-$l $685. . per dozen. ='.--
s6 25. ''''
WHEAr-ospring, eo@7O; Winter, so@esc.
CORN-4Oc.
RYE-40c 3
BEANs-sl 5O9Sl IS per bushel-in demand.
PoTAToEss.New, 5000 per bushel.
OATS3S@35c.
BUTrER-12H@l5c.
CHICKENs-slOO@l,2 % per dozen.
HAY-Hmothy, S9gsl2 per ton.
WOODS 009S4 90 per cord.
HIDES-Green, 618@7c; Dry Flint, l5Al6c: Green
Sailed 712@Sc-dull; Crubby Hides two-thirds
price.
GREEN CALF SKINs-sc; Sailed loo,
SHEEP PELTSL75c9Sl 90.
WHIsKY-4l@f2c firm.
LARD-7c; in bbls. Sc p h.
Z DRIED APPLES-69713c p H., Green, a@S0 per
busheL.
TIMOTHY sEED-sl 75@I 30 p bushel.
In demand.
CLOVER SEED-S6-no demand.
CORN MEAL-356SfOc q bushe.
BACoN-Hams, Sugar Cured, lie, Country g.
Shoulders, sc; Sides &C.
RAGs-21IG3c p b. AE
Coal OIL-75c D gallon by the barrel.
tISH.-Mackrel No l, half bblS IS 90; No. 2
70 IS: No. Kits 81 rs, No. 50 so; Salmon, half
oets: sil; Shad So 80; White Fish No IS 90, No.
WooL-5s@56 dull
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CATHARTIC PILLS

gatives in the market, and their superior virtues
are SO universally known, that we need not do
more than to assure the public their quality is
maintained equal to the best it ever has been,
and that they may 30 depended on to do all
that they have ever done.
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# .OOK HERE.---We are paying the
IL highest market price in CASH for Flax
Seed. War checks, but does not stop US. We are
particularly anx 5us TO buy of those who have
loaned seed ofus, but have been induced to l. ell
to others at less than we are paying.
0ctl9-d2twtf BURNHAM Il JAEGER,
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Union Meeting at DodxevilIe.

Union Meeting at DOdgeville.
There will be Union Meeting at Dodge
vile on Saturday, the 10Th inst, at half
past one o'clock IN the afternoon. The
Rev. A. J. Kynett, and perhaps others,
wiz speak on the engrossing topics of the
day. We trust that the people of Franklin
Township and the country .thereabouts will
turn out en- n'dsse and listen to the words of
truth and patriotism. d2tw1t
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'"st Oh Appointments OF the iowa
Annual Conference.

nEokUk DIST. T. RowLEY P. e.
heokuk, Exchange St.-S. M. Vernon.
Chatham Sqnare-W. bennett.
~, Clreuit-to be supplied.
pparmington-J. Hayden.
iBentonsport- Laubach. orasi
Wninchester-C, G. Mines. a'
CHARACTERIZATION HAYNES.
Li.ibertyville-J. b. Casebeer.
,nNeosauqua-J. w. Latham.
Iroy-M. B Wayman.
ihebanon-G. w. Friend. @.a e.
svernon-to be supplied.
"; Il: Hare, Chaplain in 36th Iowa
ITO, l. Stewart, Chaplain in Keokuk Hos
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Wanted.

"A young man of good moral habits and
Observation-Disclosures a situation as assistant
or senior editor of some Republican news
paper. Salary 10 object. dad
Address at this Ofice-L. Med. dSwtf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Diseases Of the Nervous. Seminal, URN.
ary and Sexual Systenas.-New and reliable
treatment-in reports of the HOWARD ASSO-
CIATlON-Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
Of charge Address. DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.