davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

20 nIAfles easnSn. Isaar Hail Henry Howell
Lamont, Barbara Miller Jsa.~ t,I-sr -. =
Robinson, ST.; Il Merriam a n tr,h,ss4- - "
1reaehck y 0raves- g Hedges. " FTurner
assignee OF Patrick & Crou.a sac a. - ~,
r use o. scoool Fund, geo Anderson 4 Go:
odt ahl eseh OF Hoa- are hereby noiiaedthafthere
nov 20 ~ I'd the Office u the Clerk Of the Dis.
~. Souft 81 Lee tpunty, Iowa, at Fort Es, isob a
y hi,sfh hsrney Calming OF you, Charles
o. .auboh. me snn Of Five Hundred and ro-lto
s.La ~ per cent ihiereS Per anhru payable
.hLs say az money doe IN AoFt gaze mace b sou
~ hAifes ass9n aud since assigned to said Hiram
na1brf' oatea May loih, A. b. Ir53 also claiming
khst rsen OF sou tte foreclosure Of sEi5 E0rrgze@
.H same orbs upon certain lott Ia the Cts OF 60
80 se,tDea IN said petlii0n, for The purt kass
laSne, 40 LFe county Iowa part or hich have t. \
N ssii AortEsEe az tb4reIn set fort b; rrd
skh f9r sale o. said pre- nies, snd zeueral
Aho u1fse !oo Appear and answer said uetltFc
~ VI oefgre npon OF he second day OF the p@xi
~ :. " Nafa btsttfft Court 10 Commerce al ?,
- e,'s'n on ihe sfst Monday Of December A. D
ment rendered thereon as r-areg for Ia go n,;t,
NOBLE STRONG
oNto-osN Attorneys fsr Pi&inils
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
Louisville Oct. 81,

A Nashville train reported seven hours
behind time, caused by accidental falling
OF rock into the tunnel from late heavy
rains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
1 RON AND NAILS.

svotcnssssorted Bar aud Bundle Irons
500 kess Malta.
A general and full stock Of Pillow Snd Css, st.al
Blacksmith Tools dc. Ii sio, at s. and & Ieyae
Tor sale low for Cash. IS
sepi2o-a CONSABLE 4 SuYTU
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
4 EGAL NOTICE.

TO Arnold Kendall and Mary K,pa.,, s..
VIM lynch, 5 Blackwell. and N Mo-rsson ~
. ~ md each u you are hereby notned IL,
r on HE tho o@cs ofths CLERK Of ths n,,s
same, Lee County. Iowa, atksokuk, petition Of
Kendall, the sum Of Two Thousand Dot,.,.d arnold
el.n. = none due on promissosy note. and IN
m Is against all Of The defendants lie fo,esi
s1a Msry A. Kendall, his wife, 10 secure the n.,n.
one hsn DS,s in ~. ss9nysyns 10. No IN soi
neetuk, County Of Lee, and State oi Iaxa Il5 q
terest. " 70 nave seine in
Unless you'sppear thereto md ds,s,,..,
o. me second day Of the February term ,ssi 81 noGn
District Court, judgment and decree will he ~ sa'a
against yon thereon. ~ fehuefsa
a.,,- a.. RANKIN NccRARy.
o" Attorneys for platufI6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
Special Notices.

Post once open on Sunday from . - 10 O'Clock
An. open svssy ytssespt sssday1 sson7A. n
until = p. n.
J.B. HOWELL. r. n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

tconMuHIcATspI
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A CTRABLE DISEASE !!
a r D.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
MOLASSES.

MI ULASSES.
% eels selsher'sSug House Syrup Molasses
Is bbls and half bbls Golden Syrup:
For svle lev for Cas- h. At s. and IS Leveebv
septaO-d CoNNABIr 4 SMITH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
NUGAR.

SUGAR.
50 hhds Prime n. o. Sugar;
50 obis Clarified. Crushed and PulverIreddo
Instreceiyed, and for saletow for Cash, BY
CONNABLE & SMITH,
septeo-d 37and IS Levee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
They esntain no Alcohol or bad Whisk,y

eases cut Of hundred
Induced bv the extensive sale and untver.aI na,n-
srity OF Hoohsnds German Btt@rs purel vegetable,
hosts Of ignoreat Quarts and uosersprou. sdvenures
have opsned upon suffering hu ny food saes Of
sosrums 10 The shape OF poor whiskey, Wiley com.
pounded with ininrous drugs, and ehrstened Tonies
Stom seties and Buffers.
Beware 81 The tnnuFnerabie array Of AIeohoIir pys
rF-aioHs IN plethorc bottles. aud bag belIsc ksxs
under tue @st sppsilstion OF Bitses; which nstead
a curing. only sgravse disease and leave the dis,p-
pointed sufferer IN despxlr.
HoorLAND's GERMAN B1rrERs
Are not nsw and entriea article, but have stood
The ssi u h-es years trial by the American pu bile
aud their Reputation ard .ae cot rivaled BY any
similar prspar alton The prspretors have thouspd,
ofLeiiers from the most eusinrpi
Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians. and
Citizens,
Teslifyinr Of their personsI knsxledge. tn The
tenefeiaierses ard medical virtues q these Biliers
DO you want something to strengthen you?
Do you want good Appetite
Do you want to buliup your Constitution
Do you want 10 feel well ?
DO you want to get rid of Nervousness Z
DO you want Energy
Do you want to sleep we'll ?
DO you want brisk and vigorous feeling7
fyou DO, use HooPLASD's 6ERxAx gITrERs.
Frs~ Reg ! .kfxtss B-ewx D. D. Editsr Of tA< Ex<x-
risSsdta u R<isxasss Ensxle4gs
Although set disposed - favor ~ reea1mers rsten
Medicines 10 general through dIftruSi # their Iarre
alsnts ard effects yet know Of sacisut ress ou,
~bya man uss not t~sFHs to The benefits he believes
hiuseE W have received from any sa1pfe pr~tst. fr
II tns hspe thai be Hsy the conrioute beneri
OF others.
do shts the more readily To rezz.4s H9osand'.
German Bhfsrs- prepared By Dir. G.. n sArt son OF
this CITY e~ezEss vss prs5ndteet against .Aen for
nsny yrars rn6erthe impression thAf they were cAisf
lF al slcshelt mixture. an tntested 10 nj frts.s
hoeet rtoe ak er, Es fer The removal OF III Is pre
Iaaiee ~ proper tests AID for eneee ageEent Is try
lem, ~b~r snrerint rcra great AEd looS cHsirr~a d.
biiv The Ese - thrve eittes n b-s- RstGerS M IL.
oegiHning 81 he rrreeas yssr, falwed D. xsts~-f
reie and restoration q eexree q holly aad "a en,sI
vger ~heh h&1 Ut feii tyr SIX Esnfhs before saI
bad almost departed * r-gAlriEx sb~ref0re liant
God and nv frlend for directing TIE Es@ II hem
J. NEWTON BRCvN
Phaind@frhia June - 1881
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

WANTED FOR GOVERNMENT
w SUPPLIES.
irisn fotatoee, Butter,
GreenApples, Rrrs
unions, Chickens
Mess Pork, Lard
Prime White Beans, Clear Bacon Sides.
For which We will nav the hi CHEAT m.rket prce in
Cash, At 81 and 50 Levee, by
sept2o-d CoSNABLE & SMITH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

Z ICE.
10 baEsPrime Ran goon Rice;
Just received, and for sale low for Cash. at 81 and
Levee, by
sentes-d CoSS4PLR SNvTH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
HooFLAND's GERMAN BrrrERs

Are not = new and antriei article. but have stoo,
the Ssi u hs-es years trial by the American pu Bile
aud their Reputation srf sae sot rivslfed by an
similar prepar ation Ths prsEFletors hare thoussed
Of Letters from the most eniinTps
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16
Wood, the Dentist. at Home

Friends AND PATROSs-Again am at your service in
any Of the departments Of Dentistry have bought the
patent, for Michigan, OF Dr. B. Woods Plastic Furibe
Metal for filing teeth article scarcely inferior 50
gold in any case in superior and in all cases
superior the soft gold plugs commonly inserted.
For the sake Of introducing this material propose TO
ill one or two teeth gratutousy for many Of my old
patrons apply within two months from lat Of June
Isuboin extracts from testimonials in my possession viz
DR.. J. s Wood has long enjoyed the reputation Of
being the best Dentist in Albany, and we know him
to be both skful and honorable
" Prof. J h Amrby, N. D., VIM Bailey N. D., L. G.
Bigelow, D., Jas l. Babcock n. D, D. C. Fondy, NJ
D, Levi Moore NJ D, John Swenburn, NJ. D., J N De
Lamater, NJ D. D De Graf NJ. D., l. G. Warren, NJ D.
B F. RomAn Ed. Alb Spectator, L Tucker, Ed Country
Gentleman, Cutivator, Or. VIM Taylor and Harry
Wendell druggists; Messrs " ". wOolford R Andrews
". Cranel, T, Andrews Esqrs. Messrs Robt. Dorian
T. Squres, J. BWasson, bankers Messrs. A. voorhees,
Ira Shafer, W. S Kelly H. A Leak, Isaac Edwards,
small l. Houghtailing, attorneys; Msssrs Elias Griffin
I Il LWilcox, S.W IArcher, D. D c. Mink merchants
June 10, 1858. 42+1y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16
Perseverance triumphant
THE TRANSFORM COMPLETED.
A Gala Day in Lansing.
GRAND FREE RIDE ,

The last rail to complete the Ramshorn Rail.
road to Michigan Avenue was laid last night
without any assistance (pecuniarily) from the
inhabitants of Lansing The completion of
the road is to be celebrated by a grand free
ride this afternoon. Any person eau obtain a
team at the livery stable or use the bus, 10y
paying for it, in getting over to the road,
where the spacious hand car that is to be used
to convey passengers and freight from the
Lower Town to Michigan Avenue will be in
readiness to convey all such a. feel disposed to
work their passage down to Lower Town and
back, free gratis. An assessment will however
be made pro rata upon the participants to pay
running expenses. A huge time is anticipated
Let the advent of our railroad connection with
Lower Town b. celebrated in a becoming man
ner. Everybody is invited to participate in
the grand celebration
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

Our COUNTY FAIR-In almost every
county in the State where an agricultural society
exists. extra exertions are being made TO in
crease the interest and improve the usefulness
OF the society the present season. This Is right
II every one who could DO 80 would take some
articl- Of interest over to our approaching
county fair, 10 ~ held al Macon, on Tuesday aud
Wednesday, October 9th aud 7tb, show #
industry and thrift might be mad. that would be-
Il surprise, aud lasting benefit, 60 al who will
be- ia attendance upon the fair. This is the only
way the society can be made truly beneficial, or
attain that degree Of prosperity which should
characterize a society Of this kind in this county
lngham county is old enough, ard contains -uff.
cient population, to have a FIRST ass fair every
year. one equal, If not superior, to those of her
sister counties. Whereas the truth is We hear
great complaint of a lack of interest; but we
know it comes from those who favor the fair
grounds with their presence only, during fair
time and then merely to see and be seen. The
true way is to lend a helping hand. Do some-
thing yourself towards creating an interest, and
endeavor to get your neighbor interested also,
and YOU will soon see a change for the better in
all that pertains to making your county fair in
terestng and profitable. great deal depends
upon the aid afforded BY the ladies' in getting
up a good fair. They can furnish great many
articles Of interest and attraction, Of their own
handiwOrk, that can only be furnished BY them.
which would add vastly to the display upon such
an occasion, and be a great source of entertain
ment to visitors. Above all, ladies', DO not fail
to frequent the fair. Your presence alone will
add an interest, and BY attending you Will un-
doubtedly learn or see something that will be o.
benefit to you. We cannot urge 100 strongly
upon the attention of the entire population oil
the county the matter Of their annual county
fair Those that attend aud take part in the
affairs of the society, feel themselves well repaid
for their trouble. Those that do not attend, nor
manifest the least interest in the society, are not
aware of the golden privilege they are allowing
to pass by them UNDECIDED of being greatly ben
Gifted. Our county society is making an extra
effort this year to make the occasion of the ap.
preaching fair one of more than ordinary interest
Farmers, mechanics, ladies' and gentlemen q
lngbam county, viii you not aid them in tbeir
effortss IL is in your power to do So Above
all do not fail to attend, that the society may al
least be ben Gifted pecuniarily. The receipts o.
the society Of course depends entirely upon the
number in attendance upon the fair. Give your
assistance in this direction, if you cannot in any
other
METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL for the week
ending September 18th, at 2 Z. NJ, kept at the
Sfasa AyriculturaI Collara nv 4 Ernzrr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

FIRE AT ORENOS We learned, but too
late for our last issue, that the saw and grist
mil OF Z. Walker, Esq, at 0kemos, was de-
strOyed by FIRE on Wednesday morning last.
The ire is supposed to have been accidental, al
though the usual precautions of looking over
tne mil was taken before retiring for the night.
IL IS attributed TO the sparks from the smoke
smoke, falling in the saw dust, and smOuldering
until the breaking out of the flames, about s
O'Clock in the morning. The mill was an excel
lent one, and was Of incslculable benefit to the
section OF country in which it was located, anC
also to this community, being one of the sources
OF oar supply OF -four. The loss falls hesvil,
On Mr.. Walker, being his chief means of gain
ing livelihood. The loss is estimated at from
5000 TO s. 1000, with no insurance.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

RoPE WALKING.-MOns Gillett, rope
walker Of considerable celebrity, who mas beer
surprising the people along the line of th,
Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad, with his won
derful feats, will give an outdoor exhibition il
this city, on tomorrow Thursday afternoon
and evening. The exhibition is free to all
being in the open air, the expenses of the en-
tertainment being paid by subscription. Mons
Z. advertises to do many wonderful feats. and
our exchanges are unanimous in saying that he
does all be advertises. His entertainments
have been witnessed by large numbers of peo
pie wherever they have been given, and We
anticipate large turnout here upon the oc-
easion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16
A WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES

After thorough trial OF more than ten ysArs, the
time pieces manufactured BY the American Waicn %
Of Watham, Mass. have gained arm hold upon The
favor Of the public and now, no less than 1900 Of
them are speaking for themselves 10 the pockets OF NE
people From very Insignificant beginning the bushes.
has increased until JUSTIFIED IN stating that WI
MAKE MORE THAN ONE HALF Of all the watches sold
in the United states Repeated enlargement Of our fac
tory buildings and the labor . 800 operatives, stin
find rs unequal TO supply The constantly increasing de-
mand And we may here observe that Notwithstanding
the hgh price Of labor and materials actually sell
our products At less prices than current i've years ago
We refer 70 these only FOR the purpose Of proper
v Introducing another subject relative 70 our nAnufae-
ture Of watches Hitherto chief object has been 70
make good watches FOR the million al the lowest possible
price-somethng take the place Of the make believe
watches called Azores " Lepines" English Patent
Levers - &C, annually thrown upon this market, IN
countless numbers, by European workshops-watehes
which are the refuse factories unsAeAois at
home and perfectly worthless everywhere
This object we have accomplished, and now We have
70 announce that have commenced the man uaeture
q watches Of the very
HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO cTIRONOkErRY,
unequaled by anything hitherto made BY ourselves and
unsurpassed by anything made in The world fof tins
purpose we have the nmplest facilities We havs crsa
"~-@
branch Of business and have nsd II with The beat
workmen in our service Prohtng By our long expert
ence we have remodded the form Of our watches, In
troduced such improvements A. have been suggested
and proved be good from time 70 time and have In
stituted new and severe Of sochronsm, ADJUST
ment and compensation. New machines and appliances
have been constructed which perform their work with
co.'s unate delcacy and eIActtude and thS choicest
and most approved materials only are used. Nothing
in fact wanting either in mechanical principles, ma
teria or workmanship 10 perfection In The re
suit
We continue TO manufacture our other well known
qualities under the following names:
APPLETON, TRACY & 90"
"P. s BARTL ETT"
And the " soldiers watch {"
WM ELERY"
Tho latter the lowest priced watch make, IL sub
stantla reliable time piece cased IN sterling silver
hunting pattern and liable 10 get out Of order
either In marching lighting All the above described
watches including the finer, which IL named AxERI
CAV wArcH CoEPAST are sold BY watch dealers gsnsr
ally throughout the country.
ROBBINS l. APPLrTON
Agents FOR the American watch Company,
4s4insids eow4n 1s2 Broadway, n. z.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16
New Advertise ents,
COMMISSIONERS notion

. tce Is hereby gwen, that IN pursuance Of a
rant 10 Us issued BY Wm H. Pnckney Judge OF Probate
TOT the count! Of lnghsn, viii the Office oi
Henderson Peck, u Mason, n sAid cOGEty, On Tues
day the 30 day OF December, A. D. 1888 and on The
twenty nth day Of February, A D. 1854 between tie
hours Of nine O'Clock IN the forenoon and I've O'Clock
The Afternoon Of said days for the purpose Of receiving
and adjusting claims against the estate q Leonard True
deceased AL persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notne 70 present them on one SAID
days FOR adjustment the time limited for the prssen
tation q claims expires OF the 7th day Of March A.
1854
Mason, September -th, 1855.
ERAsTUs PECK
4 HENDERSON.
tE&S Commissioners.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16
UNIvERsALIsr CuuRcH. This new

ONIvERsALIsT CHURCH. - This new
church ed6ee is now completed and ready for
occupancy. # is finished in the latest STYLE OF
ennrch architecture, and is not only an ornament
ousa credit to the city. 1t has rot yet been
dedicated, but we learn that it will be some
"me next month. The society has purchased
S0o put up in the church an organ, of fine finish
and excellent tone which will undoubtedly be
source OF considerable attraction, being the first
one In the city. We can say one thing, in
Iutn, IN regard to our city, and that is no
Town in Michigan of the population o. Lansing
nAs zone more in the way OF building up
enorcnes than she has. And it gives US pleas
ore, also, to record the .act that the attendance
upon the sSSOath upon these places of worship
exceedingly good There are still however,
atsv vacant pews left. -5.-sI 81
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

MORE WAR-TRoUBLE ANTICIPATED
TRoUBLE WITH SOUrH ANERIcA-THE PEOPLE
DETERMINED 10 STAND FOR THEIR RIGHTS 1t
seems that for hundreds of years the people OF
that country have used for food what is called
bread ilut; it grows upon trees, Is very hard,
aud resembles very much the bread made in
IBIS country With the miserable saleratus that
l. adOat. They nov refuse to use any bread
unless It is raised with Smiths Saleratus. They
are sensible, if they succeed, and they will, Of
course. This saleratus will have a circulation
equal TO Uncle Toms Cabin.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

The Academical year Of 1868 and 1864 Will open at
this Institution Wednesday the 23d inst, at clock
A n. at which time a prompt attendance OF all who
contemplate prosecuting studies in any OF the several
departments of instruction, IS urgently advised
The Trustees Of the Institution happy to announce
that Miss Babcock who in former years taught in this
place with so much profit and satisfaction to all
ed will be present the opening Of the term
her abors the College. Ample assistants in all de-
partmeuts Of instruction will be afforded
BY ORDER OF TRUSTEES.
Lansing, Sept. s, 1868 4S7w4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16
Il. r. r.
DR. RAILWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP,
E.llaa

RAOWAY'S RENOVATlNG RES0LVENT,
Is the effective and rapid curative OF Skin Diseases
Skin Eruptions Fever Sores Ulcers Tumors in ths Ar
Of Medicine. One Bottle will all ordinary
skin diseases, either Salt Rheum Ring Worm Pnples
letters, Rash or Common Sores.
Two to SiI Bottles will cure Chronic, Scrofula and
Syphic Sores, GlandulAr Swsings, Tumors, CAnksrs,
OpthAlma Strumerous discharges. It IS superior all
preparations OF sar.sparills Mixtures, &c. &c
The dose OF this Medicine is small two tea spoonfuls
being full dose One bottle Of the RENOvATING RI
SOLVENT, will 60 farther than hall dozen quart
bottles OF Sarsapara, &c pure skin. clear complex
ion-hsAlthy blood Is secured TO those who take il
RHEUMATIC SOkES. HEALING SORES FROM THE
BONES.
LENA, Illinois, July 18th, 1856
ksssrs. Rddrdy d Co.
Three years ago my youngest boy, sixteen years
old was taken with the InfsmmAtory Rheumatism and
was confined TO his bed Tor nearly SIX months after
which be enabled to get about with the help Of
crutches-in the mean time running sores commenced
his and legs, and little pieces OF benes would
work Of the When you sent ne the medicine
last fall was induced to try your ResOlVsnt At that
time had little hopes OF its doing him any good SIS
had tried all the best this country and
era different kinds OF patent medicines without effect
after using two bottles very percepble change Tor
the better apparent He 10 daily getting stronger
and look upon his final recovery certain The med
cne acts upon the system, driving the foul humors
the outside in small Jumps, as big hazel nuts cags
ing them 10 disappear and HEALING THE SORES FROM
TIE BONE Respectfully yours,
4S4v2 WILLIAM AILES.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16
ACADEMY MEErNG.-An adjourn

ACADEMY MEETNG.-An adjourned
meeting Of those interested in the Benton
House Academy project. will be held this even
ing. at Represe~ tative Hall. The contract for
repairing aRd fitting up the building in proper
shape for opening the school will then be let
The election Of trustees will also take place
and other important business connected Will
the interests of the Academy will be transacted
A general attendance of those interested il
solicited.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16
s&Drunkenness Cured.-Gs

The inebriate may bid defiance to the tempting
cup. Or. ZANES ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK is a
certain for Drunkenness 1t creates dislike for
strong drink, and can be administered without the
knowledge Of the patient Price 81 box. Sent by mail
any address, by 5. C UPHAM, 4O3 CHEsSUr STREET,
PHILADELPHIA Pa. Circulars sent free. 6m420
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

A DECIDED IMPROVEMENT. - Ry a
change recently made in the running time of the
passenger train on the A. L. & T. B. r. R., our
eastern mail now arrives here about o'clock
in the afternoon. This is as il should be. It is
injustice to this community to keep them without
their eastern mail until o'clock at night, when
it arrives at Owosso before noon. We trust
that this new arrangement may prove a perma-
nent one. 1t is decided improvement
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16
Lansing sept Il 1888

RS-The sale Of Fairbanks Scales the present year
particularly at the West has been largely in advance
any previous year during tho whole history Of th'
Me-srs Fairbanks business which shows the unusna
prosperity % those branches Of business in which weigh
ing done AMI also the increu Ing popularity with Tie
public Of tA-.a celebrated scales +3sWl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16
Wednesday Msrning. Sept. Is. 1868.
NOTICE no OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The FIGURES which subscribers viii lind attached
70 their their papers indicate the NCSBEE u
the paper 20 which their subscription il paid By the
numJxr" is meant the " WHOLE NUMBER" which
may be found in the heading u the paper which is
changed weekly being increased each week nifty two
numbers constituting year By referring 70 thsnum-
Der 10 the heading Of the paper and comparing il with
the number attached to the name direction on The
paper our subscribers readily how their account
stand on books