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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-25
TnANKsGIvINe-To-morrow is Thanks.

THANK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is Thanks
giving Day, designated as such both by the Presi-
dent and the Goyernor-it WILL therefore, be q
national and commonwealth Thanksgiving. The
churches in this city viii hold union service at
the Baptist Church. commencing at 10 IL O'Clock
in the morning. There will also be service in
the Presbyterian Church In the evening. We
trust that there will be general suspension OF
business on the part Of our citizens, and that the
day will be observed 10 a becoming manner.
Below we give copy of a Thanksgiving hymn,
written By DR.. MuhlenbHrg, author Of the i'm.
mortal hymn, 81 would not live Away" which
is truly beautiful It has been set to music, and
will probably be sung in nearly all the churches
in New York, tomorrow. 1t has been christen-
ed 1.-THE Presidents Hymn" by the consent Of
the President himself;
GIVE THANKS, ALL II PEOPLE
Give thanks all We people, give thanks to the Lord
Alleuias Of freedom. with joyful accord:
Let the East and the West North and South roll along
Sea, mountain and prairie, one thanksgiving song
Chorus after each verse.
Give thanks, all ye people give thanks to the Lord
For the sunshine and rainfall, enrching again
Our acres IN myrats, with treasures grain,
For the earth sti unloading her manifold wealth,
For the skies 0eaning vigor the Winds breathing health
Give thanks
For the Nations wide table, oernowingly spread,
Where the many have fested and al have been fed,
With no bondage their God given rights 20 enthrall,
But Liberty guarded by Justice for all:
Give thanks
In the realms or the Anvil, the Loom and the PlOw
whose the mines and the fields Him gratefully bow
His the foeks and the herds sing ye hsdes and wales
On His Ocean domains chant his name With the gales
Give thanks
OF commerce and tra1c, ys princes behold
Your riches from Him Whose the silver and gold,
Happier children Of Labor true lords 81 the soil,
Bless the Great Master Workman, who besseth your
toll
Give thanks
Brave men Of our forces Lifs-guArd Of our coasts,
To your Leader be loyal, Jehovah Of Hosts.
Glow the Stripes and the Stars aye with victory bright
Rejecting HIS glory He erowneth the Right
Give thanks
Nor shall We through our borders ye stricken Of heart
Only waiting your dead, IN the JOY have 10 part
Gods solace be yours, and for you there shall flow
All that honor and sympathy's gifts can bestow
Give thanks
In the Domes OF Mosszh-ye worshipping throngs,
Solemn ltanies mingle with Jubiant songs;
The Ruler OF Nations beseeching 10 spare,
And our Empire still keeps the Elect Of His care.
Give thanks
Our guilt and transgressiOns remember 10 more;
Peace Lord religious Peace, Of Thy gift impl0re;
And the Banner Of Union, restored by Thy Hand,
Be the Banner Of Freedom DER All In the Land
And the Banner Of Union &c
Give thanks
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ADVERTISEMENT

STITCHES. - Sewing Machines make
Only two kinds Of stitches that are at all desira-
bic. One is the celebrated Grover Baker
stitch, noted for its superior elasticity and dura-
biEty in wearing and washing. The other is the
shuttle, or lock stitch. The Grover & Baker
machine takes both of these stitshes, so that
purchasers, after trying and comparing the two,
can take thei~ choice. These machines can be
seen at any time at Ingerson's in operation manu-
featuring clOaks, and persons after seeing them
work can easily decide that they are the best
sewing machine in existence.
P.S.-Perhaps you want one of those nice
elodks spoken of above; II so call at IngersoI's
at once, and supply yourself or have one made
to order. 44sw4
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AMusEMESrs.-Our city has been pass

AMUsEMENTs.-Our city has been pass
ed by, or rather summed, by nearly all first
class caterers Of public amusement that have
passed through the State. This has been done
for the reason that we were without public
hall of sufficient capacity to accommodate an
audience Of any size, the Representative Hall
being obtainable only for certain purposes.
This desideratum will soon be supplied. The
new hall Of VIM. II. Chapman will be finished
about Christmas, and when completed it will
vie in beauty with any public hall in Central
Michigan. 1t is situated on the second floor, is
20 feet inches between joice, or between the
floor and the ceiling, is &c feet deep by As feet
in width, with gallery capable Of seating a
large number of people. 1t is being finished
in first class style, and in as rapid manner as
possible After the first Of January next, we
have no doubt but all lovers of amusement
will have abundant opportunity to crafty to
safety their taste in this direction.
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A New MAGAzrNE.-Messrs Deacon

A New -Messrs. Deacon 4
Peterson, publishers of the Saturday EUening
Post, of Philadelphia, have issued sprospectus
for a new monthly ladies' magazine, which they
intend to publish, the first number of which will
be issued January first, 1864. The magazine
will be entitled The Lady's Friend, aud it will
be devoted to choice literature and the illustra'
ton of the Fashions. 1t will also contain the
latest patterns of cloaks, caps, bOnnets, head
dresses, fancy work, embroidery, &C., &c, with
receipts, music, and other patters'interesting to
ladies' generally. This magazine will be edited
by Mrs. Henry Peterson, assisted by an able
corps of writers, some forty in number. A hand
some steel engraving will embelsh each number.
The January number will contain one engraved
and designed expressly for The Lady's Friend,
and called Gabriel Wilkes Return, which will
illustrate a story, worth the price Of the number.
A premium, one of Wheeler & Wilson's sewing
machines. is offered to every person sending a
list of so subscribers, at 81 each.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed of, in the manner stated below,
at the late session of the Circuit Court in this
county:
The People vs.. Abram II. Everts-Larceny.
Sentenced to State Prison for two years.
The People VS.. John Walker. Sentenced 10
the State Prison for two years.
Ammon Brown and Jacob d. Bunting vs..
Franklin Kimball-Trover. Judgment for prfs,
SSO5 "a.
John W. Green vs.. Jacob VanEtten. Judg-
ment for pPf, 1888 81.
| Ira H. Bartholomew VS.. Andrew j. Sutton
and G. Byron Sutton. Judgment for def. for
| costs.
Franklin F. Russell vs. Delos c. Wey-gar.
nishee of Oramel Armes and Henry B. Armes.
Judgment for prf,, $50 90.
| Frederick Mead ct a. VS.. William Human and
Derastus Hinman. Judgment for prf 1888 IS.
Edward Orr vs.. VIM Human and Derastus
Human. Judgment for prf. $l49 "a.
Norman A. Phelps vs.. Geo. w. Peck. Judg-
ment for p'lf. Sl6s 81.
Milo N. Wygant vs.. Michael A. Howell and
VIM. T. Howell. Judgment 70. prf. 1914 Is.
Peter SKINNER VS.. Melvin Norton. Judgment
for plf. slO5.
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PUEBLO LEcTURE-We announced last
week that the Calliopean Society of the Michi-
gan Female College had secured Prof Haven,
Of the State University, to deliver the first Of
9 series of lectures to be given during the COM
ing winter under the auspices of said Society.
Prof. Haven will deliver his lecture, as stated,
at Representative Hall, on Wednesday evening
next Dec. I'd, commencing at Z o'clock. The
lecture will be free, and the public generally are
invited to attend. The bare announcement o.
the name Of the lecturer Is sufficient, we fee
confident, to fill the house to repleton.
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THE ROMANCE TAKEN OUT" My dear,
the sun is just STOPPING TO kiss the western
wave" said lady to her husband, land l am
reminded that must see that you have some
biscuit for tea as light as the snow fake and as
harmless" "Stop," said she, % cannot do it
for am out of Chemical Saleratus, the only ar
ticle fit to be used for such purpose" The
grocery was doubtless far away, or the lady
would doubtless have found the article put up
in bright red papers.
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uRNs OF SUBSCRIPTION

% Look out for Counterfeits not on
ly of bank bills, but of everything truly valua
bic. We understand that even the indispensa-
bic articles known as " Family Dye Colors are
no exception to this rule. The limitations, like
all counterfeits, are utterly worthless. Remem
Der that Howe & Stevens Family Dye Color:
are the original, the only valuable and usefu
thing Of the kind.
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THE STATE CoNTRAcTs.-The follow
ing are the awards made by the Board Of State
Auditors to-day, of the various State contracts
Printing and binding to hessrs. J. A. Kerr L
Co.
Stationery and printing paper to Messrs. Corn.
well, VancIeve & Barns, of Detroit.
Wood to Mr.. Homer Lathrop.
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Wednesday Morning, Nov. 18th, 1868
NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The FIGURES which subscribers viii find attached
their names their papers indicate the NuxBsR Of
the paper 10 which their subscription IL paid. By the
nuBsbsr" Is meant the WHOLE NUMBER, which
may be found IN the heading Of the paper, which Ia
changed weekly being increased each week
numbers constituting year By referring TO this num-
Der in the heading or the paper and comparing 1t with
the number attached the name direction, On the
paper our Subscribers can readily how their account
stand our books.
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To CORRESPONDENTS - Those sending
articles to this paper for publication, whether re-
jected or published, need not expect us to pre-
serve the copy, or hold us in any manner respon-
sble for its return.
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FrREMEN's ELEcrIoS-The annual elec-
ton Of officers of Torrent Engine Company
No. /, will take place at the regular meeting Of
the company on Tuesday evening Eext, Decem-
Der Ist full attendance of the members OF
said company ia requested.
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RELIGIOUS MEETIEos-Ws are reques-
ted to state that Rev. 8. Chase, of Detroit, will
preach at the First Baptist Church on Friday
and Saturday evenings Of the present week. and
also on Sunday next.
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Auction Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Sale
~ Of Personal Property Of the late Anse Adams IL
postponed until saturday the 2slh Of November, at 10
O'Clock A NJ. The lumber and few other things were
sold the I'D.
b {. ADAMS and j. 5. WOOD,
44swis Executors
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SECOND Ward MEErING.--At the meet
ing Of the citizens Of the I'd ward, held on Sat
urday evening last, pursuant to call, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Whereas, This ward has heretofore furnished
its quota Of all the calls for troops by volunta-
~ enlistments;
AHd sshsreas, A new call has been made bv
the President for 100000 more troops, of which
number the quota of this ward Is II: therefore.
RssOlrsd, That we will unite and cooperate
In Cling the quota of this ward by voluntary
enlistments. TO that end that each enrolled
man Of the FIRST class in this ward will subscribe
and pay into a common fund the sum Of ten
dollars and each enrolled man of the second
class a sum not less than FIVE dollars. and that
out OF the fund so raised we will pay to each
person volunteering in, and mustered and cred
lied to this ward, the sum Of $3.50.
Charles S. Hunt. VIM. II. Pinckney. E. D.
W. Burtch, and W. K. Williams were duly ap-
pointed committee to obtain subscriptions
and collect the money.
Inc bounties which each volunteer from the
second ward Of this city will now receive, are
as follows:
e1 states county, $500 q
Vh veteran, s4O2-)
Ward bounty ,so n,
@f''''s--ss.. 100 y.
''"'0m Tor an accepted volunteer, .......... Is o.
WA 0a''''-'.. .........-.-.-...$@o 9 o
Inc amount received in cash, upon beins
seSepsed and mustered into service, befor,
leaving rendezvous, is as follows:
VI United States bounty ,................s75 O
---- N
One months pay tn advance Is O
Ward bounty ,xo =
'''A @''.'--..-.., s2Ss o
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PLASTER AND WATER LrME-Read
the advertisement Of Messrs. Turner and Parma
lee, in another column.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned
IA against purchasing any notes held by P C. Ayres
signed by me have Offsets against any and all such
notes he may hold and as am not over prompt IN pay
ing my debts 10 is not likely that shall put my
self to much Inconvenience 10 pay other peoples
3. " BOYCE.
Lansing, Nov. 23d, 1868. Sv44S'
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The Best Paper for Farmers aud Fruit Gro,0
ers-Eight Dollars Premium for only
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1icenty Subscribers
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~ subscriber receives two Of the beat Grape Vines
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So Every person who RENTS 81 will receive the pa
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% Santa Claus has already arrived a
the City Book Store-go and see him.
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letters advertised subject charge q one
cent Persons calling for them viii please say Atver
tised "
Abels Warrentine Kellogg. Hon. J. ".
INDUS Samuel
Lewis Mrs. Mary
Brandon, Frederick Luther, Mrs Cordeia
Bradley. VIM Laroy, VIZ.
Baker John Lambert, II A
Buck Ellen J.
Bover Alonzo Martin William
Bailey Mrs Elisabeth E Aerrel Otis
c y
Collins, Joseph Nash, Herman
Crandel Mrs Eizs
Connen. sarah A Price Jones
Clark, Henry Page, A J.
Church " Piper MARSHALL
Clark, Mss HELEN
Chapman, s. ". ROby, stephen B.
Case. Mss LOue=a Record Mss Minnie &
D Russell, Hiss Mary 7.
bunker Carl Fried Roberts, Mrs. Fanny B.
Degraf Miss Aseuatt
Denison Eathen Southworth Miss Cslia2
Z simons. Mrs. IAvinA
Elliott, A. D. Sweet, John
Sell c. ".
Farnham Mrs Zelpher Simons, Mrs Esther
Fulmar Elias
G Taren, Miss AAryett
Granger, Miss Henrietta A Thompson, Miss Seoulla
II Thompson James
Hamilton, Henry
Hemenway Co, Asssrs Van Dusen, A l.
H Vning, Arelious
Hindss Patrick
Hatch E O. ZOhn, A.
Hoyt, Mrs. Nellie Z
Z LOSGYEAR p NJ
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I VTN nv OUT 7NJl11OI1OO OI10
w OF Uncle Sans Boys, from some " the
sweet gals or Michigan, who would think IL pleas
IRE 10 drive away dull from drsary Camp and make
A soldiers life more merry, by addressing
f. N. ELLIOTT
Co l. % Mich Cavalry,
4iswls via Louisville, KY.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS and OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives IN the Army or
Navy should take especial care that they be amply
supplied with these Pills and Ointment and where the
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected 10 provide
themselves with them, 10 better present can be seat
them by their Friends They have been proved 70 ee
the Soldiers never falling friend in the hour Of need
COUGHS AND COLDS Affecting TROOPS,
Will he speedily relieved and erectuAlly cured BY
using these admirable medicines. and BY pSying proper
attention % the Directions which attached 20 each
Pct or Box
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF APfETIfks
INCIDENTAL TO SOLDIERS.
Those feelings which sAdden Us usually arise from
trouble or annoyances DISTRACTED persprAticn. or eat
irr and drinking whatever n unwholesome. thus ais
turhnr the hcathful action Of the liver and stomach
These organs must be relieved. you desire 20 Be veil
The Pills taken according 70 the printed instroetion
will quickly produce healthy action m both liver ana
stomach and as a natural consequence, clear heAa
and good appetite.
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Wit! Wisdom! Wonder
FUN, FACT AND FASHION!
The Ballad of the Caters
HOW IAN OLD MAID GOT MARRIED

-Dh-
HOW IAN OLD MAID GOT MARRIED
RICH RARE! RACYl
A lady lived n Okemos,
Whose name was Salhe Splnggins.
And Saiiie had eve upon
Young. handsome Jerry Suuggins
And Saliie tried 70 win his love
A FIAI she did dSfeGt,
For Sallie not Chinese belle.
Had most enormous feet
Besises abe wore the calf-skin shoes
Mlds IN that country town,
Which male most outrageous noise,
Whene'er she put them down,
And though she grew forlorn and sad
And sighed a. her mishaps,
Yet Jerry knew, full well that she
Was always ." on heT taps ''
Although she ne'er had been 10 var,
To loose her arms OF legs,
Il surely could be said Of her.
She stood b. UPOS EER PIGS
But Jerry's sole aversion Was
Too great for his control;
It was a wonder he disliked
One with so large sole
But Sallie took the hint at last,
And then she took the papers,
And read-Ye Gods what ais the girl,
She cuts such curious capersS
She read Of JOHNS & BAHEY'S STORE,
And Of their stylish CATERS
So small, 80 Cinderella ike.
They'd cure all women hateTs.
And then she thought OF Jerry, too,
And Of his great surprise
To see her feet so trim and neat,
So much reduced IN size
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 70 aid bis sister some
And play winning part,
And S&llie, she could act as well,
And knowing well the trick.
She took seat and screamed aloud
Looked wild-began 20 kick.
Tom soon brought Jerry 10 her aid
And long and loud complained
Against the carelesnees by which
Her ankle had been sprainedi
And Jerry, looking for the bruise
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 there,
To her just premium,
AZ the fairest OF the fair,
And sally lives happy life
From morn till night is merry,
And though she does not drink drop,
She loves good Tom and jerry
Plenty more OF the same kind q Caters, Cheap Durs
bic and symmetrical also, a large assortment
Fine Boots, Stogas, Shoes, Slippers
Balmorals, Ladies Heel Slippers,
Cacks, Oxford Ties, Mems
Carpet Slippers,
&c, sc.
az Our stock is Immense-just received from Ii
Eastern Houses Our own manufacture cannot be p
celled Call and examine for yourselves, at the Oh
Stand Of JOHNS & BAILEY.
Lansing Oct 2s, 1858. 443
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CAUTION None are genuine unless the
words HOLLOWAY, NEW lORK AID LONDON are ala
oernabe as Wdier marx every leaf Of the book OF
directions around each pot box the same may Dc
plainly seen by holding he leaf to The t0d handsome
reward viii given any rendering such tnior
nation As may lead the detection OF any party or
ties CONTRIBUTING the medicines or vending the same,
knowing them 70 be spurious.
s.ssold At the mandatory Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane New York and by all respectable Drug
gsts and Dealers Medicine, throughout the civilized
world, ia boxes at rs cents O. cents, aud 81 zach
HSThere considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
B-Directions for the guidance Of patients In ~
cry disorder affixed TO each box.
8O3yl
~ Dealers Ia my well known medicines can have
show Cards Circulars &c sent them Free Of Expense,
by addressing Thomas Holloway 80 Maiden Lane, n. T.
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NOTICE
Valuable City Property for Sale

II OTIS l, 2 and 3, Block 243, and Los
IL sass, and S, Block 24s, comprising over Is
acres with 50 rods frontage Larch Street, elgpy
situated for residences On the premises fall
ing springs inexhaustibe well $50 choice fruit rees,
and q handsome srbor and garden.
Also, for sale, Lot :, Block SIS.
For terms and further particulars inquire Of the sub
seriber, at the Auditor Generals oEce.
N BA5LEY.
lansing Oct 81 1885 Asst
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On the 24th inst by Rev L Potter at his residence
in this city-Nr JACOB BERGSTRESSER and Miss MA
RY Ann KINBLER, both Of Eaton Rapids, Mich
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WEAKNESS Or DEBILITY INDUCED BY
OVER FATIGUE.

VIII soon disappear by the use OF these invaluable
Pills and the soldier viii quickly acquire Additioad
strength Never let the Bowels be either confined "
undulv acted upon. Il may seem strange that hole.
WAYS Pills should be recommended for Dysentery and
FuI many persons s1pposng that they would increase
the relaxation This Is great mistake, for these fuh
vii correct the liver and stomach and thus remove all
acrid humors from the system This medicine VIII give
tone and vig0r % the whole organic system, however
seranged while health and strength follow a. matter
u course Nothing vii stop the relaxation Of The Do"
els so sure as this famous medicine
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New Advertiser ntS
I IST OF LETTERS re

1ZPost Once 1t Lansing Mich. November IS 1865. All
letters advertised are subject an charge Of
cent Persons calling FOR them viii please say Adver
ffo
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FOR WOUNDS EITHER OCcAs1ONED BY THE
BAYONET, SABRE, OR Tia BULLET,
SORksS OR BRUISES,

To which every soldier and Sailor liable there are
no medicines 50 SAFE sure and convenient, as HALFWAY .
pills and Ointment. The poor wounded and almost ~
ing suferer might his wounds dressed immsoats
~ # he would only provide himself with this mAtehlese
Ointment which should be thrust into the wound and
seared all round IT, then covered with piece OF men
from his knausack and compressed with hAndksrchef
Making night and morning, OF Pills. 10 cool the sys
TEN and prevent Inflammation. .
Every soldiers knapsack and Seamens Chest should
De provided with these valuable Remedies.
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VOLUNTEERS. ATTENTION. INVESTIGATIONS or
YOUTH.

Sores and Ulcers, Blotches and swslings, can Win
certainty be radically cured II the Pills taken night
aud mornne and the ointment be freely used A. stated
n the printed instructions. II treated IN any other
Wners.s tbis ointment will remove the humors from
tbs svstem and leave the Patient vigorous And healthy
man Il vii require little perseverance In bad cases
70 insure 4 lasting cure.
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Fine Boots, Stogas, Shoes, Slippers
Balmorals, Ladies' Heel Slippers,
Cacks, Oxford Ties, Mems
Carpet Slippers,
SC, &c.

a9- Our stock is Immense-just received from the
Eastern Houses Our own manufacture cannot be Ex
celled Call and examine for yourselves, at the Old
stand Of JOHNS BAILEY.
Lansing Oct 2s, 1858. 4i3
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FAMILY DYE COLORS.

Black,
Black for SILK
Dark Blue,
Light Blue,
French Blue ,
Claret Brown
Dark Brown
Light Brown
snuff Brown
Cherry,
Crimson,
Dark Drab,
Light Drab,
lawn nrQh
Light Fa v
Drab,