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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-10

Effects Of lrrexularlties Avoided.
Too much eating and drinking new habits and
modes Of life often produce irregularities 10 the
bowels and general health Of the system Nut
BpaSpRxrH's Pulls will soon cure, ithe stomach
will regain its strength and healthy action Of
the system will be restored No MEDICINES arc
e.,ual in usefulness TO the
BRANDKETHS PILLS,
BR,,NDRETH'S UNIVERSAL SALvE AND
.ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.
r~ar man Of the FIRk ZouAvEs had a box Of
Rc.,pnr. us PILLs. box OF UNIVERSAL SALvr.
md an Ar. COCKS PoRors PLASTER put in their
knapssck fre. Of expense. And TO this fact may
be attributed IL absence any Of fAs regiment
1I rv IN SHiD IER should have Z box Of Bran
dreth's Pills, boz Of salve. and apiece Of Por-
Gus Plaster. They are sURE to be useful, often
life saving.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-10

| am also prepared to supply the market with
the freshest Pies, Cakes, bread. and in
fact everything pertaining to bakery profession
made from the best -four. Parties supplied at
the shortest notice.
Also the best assortment Of Confectioncries in
the city. Call and see me. All goods warranted
jne2o-dtf NJ. MATTHES
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-10
From II. n. Sanborn, Teacher Of Music and
President of Handel Society in Dartmouth Col
levc
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

GsSrLEryN-- American Organ purchased
OF You, though very pleasing in tone from the
first, has become more and more favorite instru-
ment with my musical acquaintance as well "a
with my self. The ease OF the action and the ra-
pjdity with which light music can be executed
upon it surprised me. while for sacred or solemn
harmony its fitness is unquestoned. | take great
pleasure in adding MY testimony to its real WORTH
Very truly, yours Ii. N. SANDOKN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-10

From Thos. Chubbuck, Organst and Director Of
Music of the First Baptist Church, Springfield,
Mass:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-10

6ARPENT8K AND DUl5DEM. SHOP ON
" Commercial Alley, opposite Pos Office, De-
venpOrt Iowa. 1880 s, :, anal -dAwtt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-10
]. !. K. HAYWARD, Gent yup't.
r. Is. GROAT, Gen Ticket A gent.
w r JOHNSON FRI AGENT
Illinois Central Rsilrosi.

nS AND AFTER SUNDAY, NAY 9sth
~ trains will leave from the Great Central
Depo., foot Of LAKE and South Water street
Through Express, Ats:l5 A. NJ, arriving 1t
daily, exc. Sundays Cairo at 300 r. n.
Night Express, s3oP M.'arrives At 7:co A n
This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, 81. Louis,
Memphis. New Orleans and Mobile. =.
Ksnx akee Accommodation, Gl5P.A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-10


GENrLEaES-IIaving had opportunities for test
ing the qualities Of Your different styles Of Anc-
rican Organs in contrast with those of other ma
kers do not hesitate to say tina. find ia them
superiority, both in exquisite purity. smooihness
and volume of tone, in delicate and pleasant touch
and prompt response in rapid playing. can
cheertny recommend them to any person who
may wish to own or play upon such Az instrument
nearest perfection. Respectfully yours
THOS. CHUBBUCK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-10
Dry Kfndling Wood

A LOT OF DRY PINE KINDLTNG WOOD
Anow ON hand ut our mill on I'd street, and
OF sale very l,~. FRENCH 4 DAVIES.
4,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-10
GREAT IVES TERN BREWERI
The Pr >prietOrs
WILL DELIVER L. DAsEHfOhi w
wv Rock Island, their
Cream and Amber Ais and Porter

At the following prices Present use Ale and
Porter by the bbl., S. halfbb'., M.2J: quarter,
1926. Stock Ale and Porter ~ the Dbl, 50; half
3bl., ATS; quarter, $25o.
febl2-dly g. 4 II. SEVERN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-10

GENrLEAEN-llavinge examined the American
Organs. manufactured by Messrs. :. ID. Il H. W.
Smith, cheerful, certify to their superiority in
every desirable quality OF the instrument Their
yoicng is OF the most approved order rendering
the tone clear and reliable, enabling the perform
or to execute rapid passages with ease aud accu-
racy. T. BAKER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-10

From Thomas Baker Musical Director Of Laura
Keenc's Theatre, formerly Leader of Julien's
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-10
Exempt from All Kinds OF
Taxation.

and offer better inducements to capitalists than
any security Of public or private character now
offering nj mar. rnch3ldtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-10
Two Hundred Millions Of
Dollars.

an amount that will soon be absorbed If We may
Judge of of the previous success Of similar appeals
by the Government to the loyal people OF this
country. These bonds
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

The question is frequentls asked how much seed
per acre is required of different kinds OF grain.
grasses and vegetables. We give the following
for reference:
CTainS-Wheat ? bushels. rye, IA To-
~ bushels; oats, l. 2 to bushels; barley
2l2to s bushels; barley and oats, oushei
oats Of 2 barley; peas. 10 bushels; ruck-
wheat. / to ga OF 0ushel; corn, IN hills. Z
to s'quarts, n drills, for fodder, to bushels ;
broadcast, for fodder s TO bushels; broom corr
in drills. 2 "a bushels beans( Shite). to .
bushels; sorghum, l-2 To IA bushel.
Grasses --TImDIhy, 8 TO IL Quarts; orchard
grass. "a to 2 bushels; red top, ~ to l6
quarts; Kentucky blue grass. bushels: white
clover. 4 to quarts; red. clover, to quart;
milet IL TO 8 Ousbel; lucerue, TO 10 pounds
For pasture, SOW 2 TO bushelsof mixture OF
the different Q, asses and clovers. Hungarian
grass - To 3 Oushel
Vegetable end other Seeds.-Beets, 4 to >
pounds; carrots, pounds ruta-' aga, 81 To
pound ; tobacco oz, white mustard, TO TO 10
qua Is; cotton, = to bushels; turuiP, 20
pounds A; potatoes, to Is bushels, depending
upon mode of cult tx. or weather cut or not
FAX 10 2 bushels; hemp, TO aud some
times bushels onion, 20 pounds.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

HOUSEHOLD WoRps -Psha~l Stop your noi,,
Shut up this niautsl Ill box your earl Yoh hold
your TONGUE. Let me Del Get awaNl Get o. GEL
oull Behave your sell. | Soi'l Don't bother!
Come here directN. Putaway those things -
Yon'H xiii yourself don't cara. They're mine
Mad Your owu buslSness I'll I'll ma You
mean thing There | told you so You dido't
did Sill have il o, look what haze you
done Teas YOU Won't you catch it though
les nv house Wno's afraid Of you Mth-h h .
Boo, hoo, hoo, 90 What's the matter - &c,
out OF this room directly Do yo bear Delr
NE | never see IN all nv born DAYS IL
Ugh TO send one GRAZ, I WOuldn't.you put a
tuck in it.-Weh, says l S,ys be Says she
Says they Bless me MOI Hem it all this wa,
round Thread Aouuces Gored Worked
eross~ise Trimmed with ve>et! Ten yards
Cot bias Real sweet
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
DrOBATE ORDER -otare OF Me-

i-an county Of Inghim. sat- a session Of IL
probate Court for the county of lngAam h,-eD 81 tl
rebate OElce IN the village Of Mason on Monday IL
18th dav OF April IN the wear ole thousand eight nlI
red AM ixty-folr. Present Vim. H. Puckrey. III le
# Probate In the matter OF the estate 81 fziheti
irifin deceased. on reading aud fling tie petition
July verified u Henry II Croukhite, Leir az llN o.
saii de leased praying for letters OF aiministrat
it0n 4ii estate.
Thereupon u Is ordered That Monday. the 1fth day
lay next, al III O'Clock IN forenoon, De ass gl
tor the hearing Of said petition, and that the heis
NV OF sad deceased and all other persons rested
said estate required 20 appear At session az sal
curt then % be holden al the Probate Odce, The
village OF Mason and show cause, any there be- why
he prayer OF the petitioner should be granted
further ordered that said petitioner give notice &
Ego persons interested said estate, OF tie pcndenCv
ld petition and the hearing thereof By causing COPY
this oraer 10 be published IN the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating IN sait county
tagha successive weeks previous 10 said lay OF hear
ing IA true copy WA H. PlNCkNEH,
47Ow3 Judge OF Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
-Mieh Farmer

Feeding Crlres "A friend of ours, saws the
Genesec araer. Who has had great success ia
raising c4vs on skinned milk and "corn pudding,
adopts the iolosing method He never lets tn
calf suck the COW, but teaches il TO drink cut OF
a pail When the calf is three OF four DAYS Old
be takes a teacuplu1 of corn heal aud pouIs Il
pint OF hot waite over il, stirs It up and let's It
scald a few miuuts. He then pOurs on three or
four quarts of SKINNED milk. OF as much a. the
calf can drink In the meantime DC has Il piece
OF Iron beating. which, " ben red hot, he st's IN
the milk This "scOrching the milk" he consid-
ers of the greatest importance when cllVs are fed
on SKINNED milk-it prevents 1t from securing
the cslves A the calf grows Older he increases
the quantity OF eoru neal When three week
be gives a pint al last, at each meal The milk
at frst is only twelve hours after milking. but
as the calf grows older, the milk may be allOwd
to stand "a co 80 hours before stunning.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
HOSTETTER's BITTERs

Produce effects which must be exDe-ences o. vt,css
before they san be fully aqprlcttes In cases of Con
stit-tlouA Weakness, Premature Decay AMI DEBILITY
aud Acrelilule Aisits from Oh age 70 exsrcs es Oh
eases IL operates aS -eaznt1 Inv -ortlt When o..
powers Of nat re are re.axs1 . OPERATES O. r,r1-
and rs-gs tabisa th1ra
Last, bat a,t lest .t is Tie OH SIZE Sfmulan.
Beng u FROM So l ana i1noclous rllr--i
as, ami entirely free f.om the asia elements presr
Of the ilv
No family medicine has been so uaivcrs lEy and 3
may be truly asAei fes srvesiv u1ftr ,5n fts intei
TIERS
Prepared By bJSIEIIER SAITTrI, Pittsburgh. Pa.
sod By a. Druggists Grocers ard S;oTskeePers eve
!Nnsrst Ai6y1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
DROBATE OkDER-State Of Mich

4 igan county Of Ingiam, sat- session II th'
rebate Court Tor the county OF ngham. holden al Tn
Probate Office n the village OF Mason, on Monday. th
Sth oay Of April in the wear lhousard righ
lun lred ami sixty fonr: Present. Wm H. Piacknry
Judge of Probate In the matter of the estate O.
Mason Branch deceased. On reading ant hAn.
tbe petition duly verified. q NJ T. j. Branch g..
{ slid deceased praying that letters ol imlstra
ton may hs granted upou sad estate
Thereupon Is .rleret, That lay the l1t lay r.
Nav next ~ n O'Clock in the forenoon. De .ac
Tor tbe hearing Of sll petition, and thIt the le- d
a OF sail dece-ei an all 9th persons Interested
said cstat. required 20 appear at session l sl
'ouri then % be noiIeu IL the Probate Office. DO ta
village ~ Mason ana show cause BE- any there le- w
the prayer of the petitioner should uot he granted An
t is further Ordered that sand petitioner give uotlcr pa
he persons Interested lu said estate u the penloct
SAID petition and the hearing thereof by causing COP
u this orer Doe published in the Lansing RcpHbelr
newspaper printed ana circulating iu stIt county
gham successive weeks prevons l. saii day of haaf
.ur "A trle c5pv) va II pINCkNFY.
l70w3 Judge Of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
DROBATr ORDER STATE Of Micbi

L gan, county OF Iugham sat session Of the Pro
Court FOR the county OF lngham holden al The Pro
1ate Office IN Ihe village o. Mason, On Monday, the
~ OF May, in the year one thousand eishE hlnlre.
M sixty -four. Present, VIM. Ii. PincSney, judge o.
Probate. IN the matter of the estate Of Mathew Elder
of tie CRY OF Lansing, deceased. On reading IN
ling the petition, duly verified OF Caista EieT WI
OF sal u Elder, deceased, praying that letters ~ AZ
ministratOn upon said estate may be granted o her
Thereupon Is Ordered thar Monday, the nth Jay Of
June next O'Clock IN the forenoon be Ass.gneC
the hearing Of said petition and that the heirs al av
u said deceased aud all other persons interested il SAT-
state required 70 appear At session OF SAID Court
then be holden at the Probate Otce, ia the village
Jason and show cause any there Be, why The pray
# The petitioner should not be granted And 10 s. tlT
Their Ordered That said petitioner give notice 70 Ac
interested N said estate Of the tendency o. sall
EDITION. and the hearing thereof by causing copy o
d order 70 be published the Lan=ng Republican,
lewspaper printed and circulating SAID county q lag
lam for three successive weeks previous 10 said day
lesrinE.
"A trle copy.l WI H. PlNCkNEf,
4s4w3 Judge Of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

The most Interesting question TO the grape
vro~er at this time is, lis It's cultivation FOR mai
ket proftables' This great question, il seems 70
me- is fully and satisfactorily aaswered by the ioii
owing figures and estimated iacts' taken from the
sales OF last wears crop, and the expense oil grow"
ing and marketing them.
ISABELLA CROPS.
Oliver S Chaplin, the Fruit King OF estern
New York has 81 acres OF l-aoeilaz, 4 'hAinIo- u
a,uie O, chard OF I2D acres, and large pear or
e1s,d He has picked from 2-3 acres, planted
inthe sprn u Is5g, nO~ in full b. arin1, ,,soz
unutd- of veil grown and fully ripened fruit,
which hesold tor s5.IS5 So. The expense Of
crossing. picking AID packing was $40. Inc
cot Of boxes freight. selling. &c, vas si,os9 %.
which leavs a net profit OF 50 l76 81 hom : 3
acres Of land. This 70 net P'ohI Vi s4l4 IS 10
each acre.
Frederick Peck, OF the same town, sold from
two acres Of I-abeilas I, 500 pounds OF good ~eil
g,oSn fut. for so75,-expense Of crossing
picking sud marketing them was sZ2I.-"hich
gives profit, on this hight crop, OF s454 This
sproft Of s226 SO 10 The acre. NJ Peek say :
his average op Is s. 900 pounds to the acre
j c. Cross, VI East Bloomfield, has IRON
rinet, five I-abella vines planted one rod apart,
escn Nay, ). 1913 puoDds OF very large, carefully
rioeneo ffun, ~hicb he sold ih Utca for siJZ -
IL cost him 10 gro~ and market them : "a 90
Thi. leaves a let profit OF $50 g. Al TINS rae
an acre would be worth s5ol O. above all ex-
penses.
John Beach, Of the same place, raised from a
quarter Of all acre, ; 900 pounds OF very extrn
I.sb-Ila-. which he sold az bis house tor $40
Il cost han but .leven dollars to gro" them
This eavs uet pfo6s Of $l39. At THIS rate, tn-
p.nfta Of an acre, al only Sc pound "ouid D.
e546.
NV Plny + Sabborne, OF West B.comh-li,
soid. frouI ole lhtrd VI acre, 200 pou"d- OF
tins grape at &c pOuud. shch amOunt-to Sly4
The expense Ol growing them was 81 THIS
gives a profit a. tnis ~ price, 81 So You
will see. at thu rate, that the profits OF an acre
would be Sz46,-enough TO pay Tor the l4nd,
vines and fixtures. tS'ce over
EN- Bradley, OF East Bloomfield. sold 40, S64
pounds OF Isabella grOSu on Al 4 ncres Ut land
planted With vines IL feet apart each way, to-
g. 24o So The expense OF gro~'hg and mai ket
ing them vas : 6O5 OS-wbIch gives a bet proi-
il of az 40 81 Tnls gives profit alter, all ex-
pensrs. vt,lanug. growing. picking. boxing. ma
ketInR &c ut So44 81 10 The acre. THIS Gro.
YOU viii perceive, wa- about IL. 900 pounds to
the acre and xas sold for about 10 5. ound.
glvn.s profit Of 6 2c apouud on the avcrHge
Tor the whole crop. IL averaged 81 poands
of grapes to each vine, aud gave net piotI OF
81 % each vine.
Tax ug the above crops as fair acreage OF
fruit 70 the acre, AMI the price as the average
price that the IsabelA sold for, and IL will make
the average profit 1892 ITO The acre Adires'
Of S II Ainsuo,t IN, Rochester, n. J. jar
~. 1864
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

SHEEr Grove Tacott, of willistou bought a
lev days since, Of Merrill Brigham. of Cornwall
OF Nermout. eleven lambs OF the Atwood breed.
paying therefor $500. Sheep culture, under
the stimulating Influence o. dear cotton. il be-
coming one OF our most successful institutions
Mr.. Ed"ard-, Member OF the Assembly from
Saratoga. u just now negotiating for H. heat
bis present Hook consists OF eight huudred -
HIS far@ measures 200 acres, being one of the
most extensive 10 Saratoga county. Some OF
the oucks which he is aoou to purchase in Yer
moas. vii cost him from three to four hundred
dollars each.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
An Extraordinary Heifer-Beat Ii Who
Can

William Whitfield, Of Waterford. Oakland Co
sold some Of tbs very choice tat cattle to Smith
the Marine butcher, about a week ago. Am nZs'
them was t~o year old heifer, that il to say she
would have been three years old some umr l
NAV next, had Smiths ardent desire To grace hi-
stall with choice beef dIring the Easter market,
not pre vented her from attaining fully to thai
age. This heifer weighed on foot before she wa
killed 1877 pounds. and -he dressed aud yiel
ed 500 pounds OF beet aud IT'S pounds Of roueh
talow and the hide 40 pounds. Making IN di
lO45 pounds or a yield Of 10 pounds per loo OF
live weight, and showing ouly "A poundA of ofi'
II there be any feeder or trader in this State o.
any other that can beat those figures Oh age aAl
quality, we should like TO hear from them.
Mich Farmer
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
lITY LOTS FROM 500 To 5000.

For SAFE l. Lat- On B5cs 80. eElhv 81 faxed 0n
Larch aud Sliaxassee Stree ana Tie Fll Rat I'll =
are II red IL tl- oE price o So Z So 4cror-r
lhCatioc ID w-rralrv i-ei s-re-- Also Tor sac
Lots an :. Book IS E.-h barn thereon Also L
:, Block s.
Inquire q the Subscriber II the auditor General :
ltce. p Bazlev - his Grocery OF ~ l. y How near
The premises. D u BAGLEY.
Lansing, March q. ls6S f51Ss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11

Ratio Of Proft.-The New Hampshire Journal
OF Agri. utuTe says in an article upon corn cul
ture; The ratio OF profit in cultivated crops
Is. We imagine, not very clearly understood by
many. Or it understood is not kept in view
We estimate AS bushels 10 the acre will pay twice
as much profit as 30 bushels TO the acre Add
fifteen bushels more, witch would make 90 bush
els, and the profit Is three times as much a. al
80 bushels. So that the mar who raises small
crops is always at the short eud of the lever o.
a. any rate, is working bis lever without ful
crum, which is up hin business AZ best"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
Farewell indigo Bag.
YOU HAXE BEEN RUBRED ANI

y UJ INV L BEEN 10 b BED A ND
L squeezed until y0l have become about used up
while Murray Co. Of Det OFT. furnishing the mi
i1a vita their Excelsior Liquid Baug. u which ao0u
tslspoont-l is Sufficient l. blue tub OF water. l.
es 10 IS cheaper t4An l4tlgo-Ar more cOnveLlenl-
.li y I'D not got strsas your ciatbes By its =
hat pecItr whi-crls Gvs rltle IS All ael, wllcL
lnnat lrei by the 81 any other article. Mi
iy x 90 have Commenced lis manufacture IN Detroit
lad alrea progcc hun Irets az certificates show
% be vastly superior 20 any 0he- article yet
q f4r 1.uiug purposes Don't fAl 70 ask for botil
he next time VOC the store Il costs but ? cent
half pat warranted 10 give entire satisfaction.
spl b.. merchants almost every town the state
sold by the gross haf pint bottles to dealers aui b
ne gallon cans Tor public Institutions aud hotels b.
MURRAY < Co.
3-nings Of Keystone Oh Works. 3 81 shelby Street
uet-at. Mich. f5un4rs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
DROBATE ORDER State of ,.ichi.


L gan, county Of lnghIln IS AT a session O. the
rO5ate Court the county Of uglam, holden - Tho
Probate Uf8ce the village OF Mason on Mlalay, the
18th Cay 0I April the year one thousand eight hon
iret ana sixty-t0dr. Present, Vim. II rnCSnty. jllg
Of Probate Ia the matter q the estate of jobs
Down, deceased ON reading and flag tie petition
iuy verified q Arnold Walker, deceased. praying
that an instrument ln writing purporulg 10 he tA'
asst VIII ana testament OF said deceased, may oe Al
mittel 10 probate
Ihereupon II ordered that Monday, the 10th day O
NAY next al II O'Clock ia the forenoon, be assisna
For the herng of sail petition an- that the hriis a
VI sail deceased and all other parsons interested l
SAIL estate cqlre1 10 appear at ssI0u pt sal
Court en- 10 be holden al tie Probate Oflce 10 IL
Village o. Mason, ana show cause, any there be- why
the prayer OF the petitioner should not be granted
And 1t further ordered that sid petitioner give motto
90 the persons interested ga said estate. of the psuccncs
said petition and the hearing thereof by causi.g
THIS Ter u be plOtslsl Il IT, LGaslnJ Rpnl
newspaper printed ami circulating N sair County G.
ngham, successive weeks previous 10 said cay o
hearing "A true copv.) WI II IINCkNFY.
sw47O Jud Of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
IT COMBINES ALL THE GOOD

IT COMBINES ALL THE GOOD
Qualities OF other drst class Machines and possesses
many llv-ut4gcs over -lt alc 49, c- tleul-
Is the most >iua DE lui Perfect is Mcla-i,a. Con
-truction- aly sewing Machine yrt oh-rr- 30 the
public. --l t1e only ole --lAee % iaS-s ii-r- than
Ai.l u- stlt.i-
TAe .sel aay reversed - 10y po-t desired Nth
lui stop ling the Machine.
Chang or tue vaIi.-s stitches may be made " --c
ms machine is ia II ton
rs stitches tls wonder oi ALL
The -auiy OF its stitch IS unsurpassed.
20 otaer covers 81 large r4lge OF work
Sews i-ht All heavy flsrl-s With equal facility
The wOrS wili feed either u tI- rlglt or isit.
Runs quietly. sews .apl-iy-
No lit-uulty .Npe-lce in sewing across thick se,fs
Needle fn1r- r-4-iy adjusted than ID any other Ia
chIue.
T44lors cannot afford % 10 without one.
Every family shoaid have 80 Florence
It's motions are .l4 positive
Viii 81 a lllelirl-.
No springs Go get out o.. order
is Thoroughly pracil---
The lemlcr the most practice. ia use.
Turns vie ani narrow las. ara VII Tel. Beautifully
Il brli= nest ANA han 'slue wit--l tle slight 81
alteration
The m9st Inexperienced la- 90 difficulty using IL
oils dresses al rs machinery oeil. or The top O.
he table
Esey machine wL-rAnte-
Il wi. Substantive 4l US. claim for %
=. !. NILLE Agent.
Lansing caisan. syl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
,HANCERY SALE In pursuapc,

- and BY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court for
be county Of Ingham- ID Cbancery, made on the I1lL
lay q November, lslS, n a cause therein pending
wherein Henry sheldon j complainant ami John
-o1Eyear IS defendant, shah sell al public auction
the highest bidder al the 'front.' door of the Court
House 10 the village q Mason in said county the
txeuty seventh dav OF May ls54, az O'Clock 10
The afternoon o. said day the lands aud premises de-
rihc N said decree the hall Of the south
west quarter OF section number Twelve, f2.l in town
hip number four ~ north u range number %
west the county Of l. gham an1 state OF Michigan
Dated April 18th, lss+.
H0RATTO PRATT
Circuit Court Commissioner Tor LIZ Co Mich.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
NISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-

IL SIP The co-pa-toership heretofore exsllng ua-
Ter the name and style q A Turner * Co also th-l
,xisting unler he name style q Case Co. IS IBIS
ay dissolved b ra-t-s4 consent Et1er party IS az
d rzsi 70 settle the accounts Of the sane TIE books
SAIL firms NY Dc found - the store u Amos Turner
Lower TgEu wl.re a. acco1uts W. be adJnste-- Al
'srsous la1ebssi 10 The neern O. Csc Co. are re-
lusst-d % cal ana settle without DELAY
AMOS TCRSFR
DANIEL I. CA-E
Lansing, January -. 1sf+ sm3