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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
SELECT vocal COMPOSITiON

SELECT VOCAL COMPOSITIONS.
Published in Members, tor the Conyen-
ieDceo Musical Conventions, Choirs
and Singing Glasses 4 schools.
The CHORALfST. W Election Of STANDARD
Choruses, Anthems. Trios, Qaartets, &C., with
an Accompaniment for the Organ or Piano-foris.
Each Is cents.
THE OPERA. A Collection Of Trios, Qusr.
tets and Choruses from Favorite Operas. Zach
rs cents.
TIE LYRIC DRAMA. A Collection of Che.
ruses an Concerted Pieces from the Principal
Operas. Each Is cents.
STABAT MATER. Concer' ed Pieces aud
Choruses from Roisni's .Stabot Naser"
A list Of pieces contained in each of the above
collections will be sent on Duplication to tho pub
iecsipt of price. A reduction Of price will BE-
msdson quantities. OLIVER OLSON I CO.,
Publisher, 217 Washington Street, Boston.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

Manufacturers, using Ma.
chimes, will find it tho best
article known for cemcntinp
the Channels, rs it workd
~ithout DELAY. is not affoctc
oy any enange Of tempera-
lure -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
u e % e lie r Z

u e % e ! e r 3
sill find it sufficiently sdhe-
sive Tor their use, ~ has been
proved.
IL IL Adnpte Il, pc.
ciAl1y 10 Lea her.
and VIC claim az an especial
merit, that 1t sticks Patches
and Innings to Boots and
shoes sufi; GENTLY strong
without stitching.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
Useful & Valuable
Discovery +!
HilTCN's
i nsoluhle Cement

As VI moro general prAc tic .
utility than any invention
aow before the public. 1t
hGs been thoroughly tested
curing the las, two Yeas by
practical men, and pronouns-
cd by all to be
Superior To any.
adhesive preparation known
'GILroh's IHsoLUBLR CEMENT
Is a new thing, and the re-
suit or years Of study ; its
combination is on
Scientific Principles.
and under no circum 10 tspces
or change Of temperature,
will it become corrupt or
emit any Offensive smell.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

Applicants TO. thu
useful Rrts.
A new thing.
It., Com binat!on.
Boot and Shoe
fa0tryava
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
aaritulfurul unA 1oInestit.
Saving Seed Corn.

Tfthere Is one thing that will bear repe-
,it;on every year. in the columns OF the az
ricnItural paper il is the exhOrtaliOn 10 lar
ners in this corn growing country 10 PICK
and care for their seed corn IN due season
&othin0 can be more vexatiOus than the re-
-nIr If planting poor seed, and lL Is some
s,;ne, in ninefv-nine cases out Of "a hundred
- which their is not 4 shadow OF an excuse
We, nothing is more frequent than the ne
Cosby of a second planting Of missing
bnJs Ill over the deld II Is loss OF time,
a lbs of seed and loss in the yield.
Tie time Is fast approaching when seed
corn should be gathered. The amount
needed by most farmers Il not large, ana OF
course il cannot consume any very Sreal
amount Of time 10 do the WORK ol "a IL 'Ilns
In proper seasOn not half so mucn as 10 re-
,,iant where poor seed fails 10 grow. And
Ill. matter OF having good seed corn II a
very simple one. Go early into the neIu'
and select the ears upon which the musk mas
first crown brown and opened Take Only
such as are well filed out at the emu, ana
on which the kernels are hard and nlnty'
and generally large and well formed. otrlp
the musk back. and trace up the ears,
and hang 40 where il j. dry and the corn
can have air. BY so doing not only the BEST
corn NAV be selected, but it il cared tor 50
that il will not heat and mould as corn IL
the bin is always liable TO do ouch see'
corn vii, always terminate.
Though you may have good success VIII
the best corn from the criD, II Is not SAFE &c
trust to il. A single failure wall cost more
than 10 carefully select seed for hozei
years
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
Saving Seed.

There is nothing more trying than TO
have prepared the ground, laid out the plan
for the Hover garden, planted the seed and
then have them fail 10 grow: and as Is very
natural nearly all will blame the seedman
for the failure when the fault may be entire
IN With themselves. or IN the condition Ol
both ground and atmosphere. To avoid
the disappOintments, or rather TO be sure
your seeds are genuine, save all you can
from your own or your DelShDOrs garden
Select the earliest and most perfect flowers
OF sorts, mark them and when iully matured
gather. label and carefully lay away for use
aud distribution among your friend. on
will thus secure such flowers as you expect
in both character and color. This vii ena-
bic you to lay out your garden with certain
" OF producing the contrast and variety IN
color you desire.
Do not coniine yourself to the selection
Of flower seeds Oily, but for all garden veg
etables. Won want now TO watch habits, time
Ofmatarity &C, 20 = 70 produce tho host and
such as come in rotation 70 prolong the
season OF uso.--Prnirie Farmer
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
Clear up the Front Yard.

A pleasant home should never have an
unpleasant approach. In the general spring
clearing up. do not forget TO put the front
ward ITO rights" We do not advocate
ANYTHING stih. formal, or expensive
Straighten up and repair the fence. Re
move everything from the yard That does
not belong there. Have good walk rom
the gate To the front door, not one that Is
sunken below the general level and always
flooded in rains; out let il be little raised
so as 10 be passable in al weathers. Have
some Hover borders by all means, but II
there IS unfortunately neither time nor taste
for these. have grass and some trees anu
shrubs. not set in stiff rows, but dotted here
and there. Then get Virginia creeper
american WOOdbinel, Or wax work vine
from the woods and run II over the porch,
if there Is one. or II not, run II upon the
door, \ climbing rOse may be easily oo-
tanned and will DC very beautiful when II
bloom. 4 small amount Of work, and 1T
tie taste will make even an humble house
look attractive aud hOmeike.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

CRAB APPLE JELLY.-Jelly from any other
tart apples can be made in the same way
as the following: Apples. however should
be sliced. The crab-apples have very del
icate flavor. better for jelly than that OF 9TH
or apples. Put them in a kettle with just
enough water 10 cover them aud let them
boil four hours. then take them of the ire
and rub them through a colender; this will
separate the seeds and the skin from the
pulp, then strain them through flannel bag.
Then 10 each pint OF the juice thus strained
add pint of white sugar and boil for TWEEN
" minutes -meanwhile skim If necessary
then ii Il your glasses OF mOulds and lie
them stand in the sun for two OF three days
till sufficiently hardened.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


MORTGAGE SALE Default having
vi ueeu MADE II TIE coloitouo u a certain mort
-. 6 executed by Joseph Beach anu Coriei4 Bach
as vile u Waite O4E, l-gA4m county, Michigan, Il
samuel Lrosman, " An Arbur, Michigan, -At-d the
nrst L4v u November, a u. l.hteen hundred and
rfty-slx anG recorded January thirteenth elsn-rel
hundred ana diIyslt- II tle cilce 81 Tie Register
VI Deeds Tor The cOlnIy OF l. Eham- IL tie Stale O.
Miohzan IL Ilorr II % Mortgages, on page =, upon
AnIlu nortgaze there l. clalue1 ~ be due A the
cate VI TINS notice the sun oi tSo hundred auc sky
tire. collars Two cents and 10 suit or proceed
LES a. l.w having been instituted T. recover any
Part thereof. Notice therefore HEREBY gwen That
On saturday the Z4gA Gay OF ptemoer leSt, az one
O'Clock Ia the aftlT-o1n sn4A s-ll IL p4bc venoue
10 TIE highest bltr Tie 'front.' door az the Circull
court Hos II lh- village * Mason. Tie cyu-y ID
Ingnarn alorr=al-. The premises "a sail LortSas1
described er 50 mach Thereof shall pe 1ec-ssaf y
90 SATISFY the amount lls on su-h morlg4se- WIKI
interest aha 4rsal costs, together ~tA ~ttorue!
lee II twenty -nve dollars clFenAnie4 tnerell- TIA
IS % say luc following described piece or parcel o.
land s.lLlte Ia IlEnam county. Michigan. VIZ III
stn west quarter ol Tie north EAST carter az s-c
tsa tgclty ~ township No. t~o inertia. % range NJ
t..a a...t u-usvI4ir, June 3 lso4
SAM RI. tnt-MAN Martz gee.
II trw.t.n Attorney 47SNl3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
The Ant Trap.

As the season is now ut hand for those
nests. the ants. house wives and others who
are troubled with them may probably use
the following trap TO advantage.
Procure a large sponge, wash 1t well,
and press it dry, which will leave the cells
quite open; then sprinkle over II some line
white sugar, and place it where the ants ar'
troublesome. They will soon collect upon
the sponge and take up their abode in the
cells. Il Is also necessary 10 dip the sponge
in scalding water which will wash them out
dead by tens of thousands. Put on more
sugar and set the trap for new haul. Ihr
process viii soon clear the house OF ever.
ant"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

TAINTED BARKELS-A Neepar. Ohio.
SAYS; d" Fill the barrel with hay. then til up
with boiling water. let stand for twenty
four hours. and the thing is done" We
have seen hams, which during long over
land Journey IN warm country, had acQui-
red al unpleasant OdOr, reLd cred periectly
sweet by putting them for day IN tut
with hay and cold water Vim. l.. Orange
County, New York, directs 10 ill the cas-
with sour milk or whey, let it stand severa
several days. then refill with water anC
change occasionally.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

\ correspondent Of the New Haven Cour-
Ter nuts in for our horses and oxen:
These anDOvances Of these summer pests
10 animals can be greatly mitigated by the
use of a mixture nna-third kernSene OIL
and twO-thirds lard oil, applied 10 the legs
of horses. oxen or cows, with feather or
hru-h or what is better, but more object,
ionable to the applier, with the hands rub
him, il we'll in. 4 farmer in the ncighDor-
hood used il last summer On his oxen, hay-
inc il applied twice a day On their gong out
to work-mOrning and nOOn His cattle
,,ained in flesh during fly time. | have
used il on horses and two COWS. Its benefit
Is Immediately observable A horse uneasy
fretting aud stamping, becomes, aiier the
application, an once quiet. Those VINO
svmpathize with the noble animals IN the
constant teasing endured by them from
these pests, will be glad 10 use any harm
less remedy which will spare incessant work
when not called to labor in the harness.
Horses will keep better on less supply OF
food for the repose thus obtained. Cows
will give better and more milk from the rest
that they will get from the mixture.
While on the subject OF Relief 10 Animals,
allow me to suggest 10 oxen and COW own
ers. the use OF a covering Of crash, or bag
ging. or canvass, during the fly season.
/ consider that am well repaid for the
trifling expense of a cnver on cows. In the
south OF Europe, the use oil covers lot COWS
and oxen is almost universal.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

II combines an the Coon QUALITIES 81
other nrst class Machines and possesses iA@nE all
rautages over any AID al oi them
Z tie most simple ava Perfect DOB iis '0htl'
Caustructiru ~ any -.W.lr Machine seq "i'fr
% the u.alir and tla au,y Uae 0af,' n' --A.-t
more than one KIND of stitch
tn. feed NAV boz reversed ~ any point 'f-r'
without -toqciu. the Machine
Changes ~ TIE varels stitches may De mace "ii.
the rnarhir- is in motion.
It's stitches are the wonder ~ -.i-
The h.aetv ~ us stitch is -lsu fa--e-
Mother covers 80 large % range " "a OK
Sews light and besvr fabrics N-i- el-a- 30 .'''.
| The work viii feed either T. tAe rigAf VI ieit-
Runs quietly, sews rapidly
NJ c rculty EXPERIENCED 10 sewing acrpS- -----
seams -.,..
Needle more readily adjusted than IN any oihe'
machine
Tafio-s cannot afford % Do without one
Fve-v family should have s'- Florence
It's motions aye al positive
VII last li.eiire-
~ sn-i rr- o. 81 OK ot order
T. thoroughly pract.caI-
me- bernrner tie III sf gractica- in l-e-
Tr-us lie and uarrow hens AID "H -e-l D1@
tfllT- t. o.
Il brails neatly AL L4aislraey without l-
slightest alteration
liz --st irsxr-rieucei tni Do ..y ID -sirs
oils 10 Irezs~s al rs Inacll1ers being 10 thF %
% the table
Fv-r machine warr aiits--
ItuiI subsia1tIate ~ - claim ,sI q
A VILE Agent.
Lansing Michigan 4sSs4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

FLOWERS. Of acres Of soil
are annually planted with flowers in France
and Italy, for making perfume alone. \
single grower in Southern France sells an-
nually 60, 600 pounds Of rose flowers, so,
600 pounds of jasmine and tuberose, 40
900 pounds of v'Olet blossoms. besides
thousands Of pounds of mint, thyme, rose
mary, sc, and he is but one Of hundred:
engaged in this branch OF horticulture
The atmosphere of some OF these towns i:
SO filled with fragrance thai Z person !:
made aware ofhis app.cacl 20 hem by III.
odOrs which gree. Alla mile. away.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

CisTERNs.-Cleanse before the Fall rains.
ana II good well or spring water cannot be
obtained, introduce a filter Clean rain Wa
ter even unhltered, is the most wholesome
Tor all purposes, and after a short experi.
enee Is agreeable TO the taste.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

ALL DRUGGISTS FNFRNWHIrr
$50 80. tttf MAI iIf TAhI SEQ OTHER
crfaattLr Advertisement ana .rli i.i B.
f4r,1 ANu AVOID IMPOSITION AND iNIuSlhf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

y ~
l. Al i'i. '-''i' "
l. -nr estate. ~ A-.4 . ''.-'7-
-'. $500 80 ,......,.,,... n, ham. to M.
"s tAt !. n'' ''-'' Jog 'A ''-'-'s ~ .,..
state col M'hi-"i- 80 'N, '''.'''a "a "a. PUN ~, NH
testament oil s-iA A4--' '''li-S y . " -
"D''i'A t' '"' ~ o.'- as '- ..-,, ~.
-, f. t, ,f .Ion- ls64 adj th. right.
N''le7'''s 'to ''t' '-'s ~ 80 - -, tl .,,,'
- .,.ri,,. real .sf,., situated IN the city and
i""lA- ''.7'i .''' ',' s -. - bsrt
3" .ie ''""s-f ~ .l'-.-, -, -.t Ivy $3.50 ,
.i.o,,t ie land h.ia.. part of tle 5, .~t
,'f ~ ,, ,,.I-t.r an s.etisu u.s. nfteen
,'' ,,r ,-,,. u,st a,.lte4
t'"iS"il go 'g1. "- .- tt ~. y. -l. ,,.-..
i' '-e 'li. ~ In t'. ,,, a.
~ ',, h ..., .,. s.'-l 4. r--,
a =, - -. t.,4s mr. al SAM lands
'hsr,s f,, a riorteasa ion 81 O5O ans
.,os ', " -, l7,,.,..r =. 30. tAI.
fIoV "4' n i--'c'. ,---' go, f.l. ID, .,.t- ..l
80 ,,s ,1r. ,,cu fronting on -sw4s-g, street,
ana the avenue fronting the STAT Reform 1'a'L
Also the west hall of southeast quarter 20 acres
ar tle ,,zt fractional Alif az the south frlsti't "
49,. rorti, east efter 81 q. arre-J of ~ectru Eru
n township a. four iorta. oi range u.s." -, vs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

ETNAET CO., Cor NTIRFEIr- ANH lNrfiNci-
rlrn o. ffI.- uho,at,aNor Ca i.rtsr o' fl-.r oal
"a . other articles en che reputation attained ly
Itiic.mhu.f Genuine rrtparafIUle
IefraOf NHHIN
~arfaHsTfia
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
FIRST premium for Family Machine.
First premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First premium for Machine Work
Indiana state FAIR.
First premium Tor Machine for all purposes.
First premium for Nsrhine Work
Vermont state Fair.
First premium for Family Machine.
First premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work
oAio State Fair.
First premium for Machine Work
Iowa State FAIR
First premium for Family Machine
First premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First premium for Machine Work.
Illinois State Fair
First premium for Machine for all purposes.
First premium for Machine work
Eentneky State Fair.
First premium for Machine for ali purposes.
First premium for Machine Work
Michigan state Fair.
First premium for Family Machine
First premium for Manufacturing Machine
First premium for Machine Work.
Pennsylvania State Fair
First premium tor Manufacturing Machine
| First premium for Machine Work.
Oregon state Fair.
First premium for Family Machine
| First premium FOR Machine Work
Cbitlenden Co. (vt) AgrI Soc
| First premium for Family Machine.
! First premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First premium for Machine Work.
Franklin Co N " Fair
First premium for Family Machine.
/ First premium for Manufacturing Machine.
Champlain Valley (vt) Agr1 soc.
First premium for Family Machine.
/ First premium for Manufacturing Machine
/ First premiam for Machine Work.
Hampden Co. Mass Agr'l Soc.
! Diploma for Family Machine
| Diploma for Machine WORK
Washington Co. CS. y Fair.
| First premium for Family Machine.
Queens Co. x " Agrl Soc.
| First premium for Family Machine.
1 First PIsLniuGI rOT Manufacturing Machine.
| First premium for Machine WORK.
Saratoga Co q. " Fair.
First premium for Family Machine
Mechanics Institute pa Fair.
First premium for Machine Tor all purposes.
First premium for Machine Work.
Greenfield (O) Union FAIR.
First premiam for Family Machine
First premium for Machine Work
Clinton Co. CO., Fair.
First premium for Family Machine.
First premium for Machine work
Montgomery Co PA } Pair.
4 FIRST premium for MAchiae fr al purposes.
First premium for Machine Work.
san joaquin Co. (Cal.) Fair
First premium Tor Family Machine.
First premI4m Tor Machine Work
san Jose District (Cai) FAIR.
First premium lor Family Machine.
First premium Tor Machine Work.
Ca The above comprises all the Fairs at while
rae Groser Il Baker Machines were exhibited III
year.
sales Rooms III Woodward Avenue, Fisher
iiacSJ Detroit, Mich
III. INGERSOLL. Agent,
For Lansing aud vicinity. 10 mo
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
HosTETTERs BITTERs

.r...s -.ffrt r,rst be experiences = -
--.. r.s.-s icy can be lly apfrec---7-r, - -
~ Cr--t.tls.o-sl Wr4knsss, ffeIi---. ~ Is .
r.An5tr ano I.ecrsr itlce az eng u i ~
--r.-e- IT, s.ecfrc Influence ~ = 100 i-Ff
staces cf ID diseases % oieia-' - ~ rsllra-
----.t.s n reinforce and r. e.ial ~. S..ul--si
Ia IN uot leazt d j. ~ - .-..esa1s "a.
j, ing rauuiarturel from so.a. l ~ s-sli.
teriss aud entirely free p ,- ---5.-g io.i.s aa-
mont more or lss- 10 al t--
-tarnachics % the cay Cd. --.fre-saiiy 40. =
10 family medicine b-s bee. !, 49,. 81 4Iii ~ y.
nav be tralv adse. deservect y. - H0SlElIEk :
- gent portion O. The coml,---''
BT1TER- ..-r5 D,-t.t1rzh. p
PREPARED BY HOSIEIIA-' - Storskss psrs
sold By all Druggists, SFooe'' tieyl
everywhere.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

:. - AT SaybroOk, Conn, they are catch
ing large quantities of white fish for ma.
nure. - "'o
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
HOrSes & carriages TO let at all hours

o.n-..-s s..tre IN washiurtrn street. between
80 a--l~.-su and t1e Edsar Hose. ilne st.D.e
- - = - NATHAN GTHE.
Lansrg July sih, iss4 AS'4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
\ SAVING OF so PER CENT

For IS cents you can color as many goods as would
otherwise cost i've times that sum Various shades
can be produced from the same dye. The process Is
simple, and any one can use the dye with perfect
success. Directions in EnglIsh, French and German,
inside Of each package.
For further Information in Dyeing, and giving per-
feet knowledge what colOrs best adapted 10 dye
over others with many valuable receipts purchase
Howe Stevens Treatise Dyeing and Coloriux
Sent by mail on receipt Of price-lO cents. NAn-
ufactured by HOWE & STEVENS
44Sy1 go Broadway Boston
For sale by druggists and dealers generally.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
CLOTHES WRINGER.
WE BFLTFvE IT ADVISABLE TO PROCURE
A PUTNAM WRIN G f r ,
BECAUSE,

1st-The Rolls being of vULCANIZED RUBBER.
will bear hot and cold water, and VIII neither break
nor tear of buttons
2i-Our improved method Of fastening the Rubber
10 the shaft secured TO Us by Letters Patent, we
believe 10 be very superior 70 any other.
3d-rhe frame being Of iron thoroughly gavanlzec-
all danger from rust is removed and the Liability 70
shrins swell split. &c, 50 unavoidable IN wooden
machines Is prevented.
4th-The spiral springs over the Ro-ls render
this Machine self Adjusting so that small ard
large articles. well as articles uneven N thickness
are certain 70 receive uniform pressure.
5th-The Patent Fastening, by which the Machine
IS tghteued 10 the tub believe 70 be superior 10
simplicity and efficiency, 70 anything yet offered
6tn.-lt will wiring thoroughly anything from
SINGLE THREAD To A BED QUILT, without any al
! tsration whatever
/ 7th-NO thumb screws or complicated fasteninE'
10 wear out get out Of order II can be iastenel
| firmly 70 the tub IN a single second.
/ J. ". ANPHLETT, A GENT fer IH3hdHs County. AZ u
Crocsery Store opposite the Capitol, Lqnstn9 No
/ 4-5u3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

ii There is uo Machine max n- the Tight cot
Inck ~tltch. 9i.h is So smpl. ana so llsI.y al0fr
stood.
- There is 90 machine so Durable Al@ 50 easily
kept iu repair
5I There IS no machine capable 81 lore $50 great
a variety and range of work n "ors ever requires
ia Family sewing. but what may be done perfectly
On our Letter A machine. or On manufacturing ty
our No > Machine.
4ih We warrant every machine we sell, Ga 1850
better satisfaction than any .u market or money Pc
funded
5th We give Instructions il using the ml'AHf O.
All persons purchasing.
We keep constantly hand large supply o
Needles Machine Twist. Liner and Cotton Thread ioi
Machine use, as good aS any m the market
CALL IND SEE OUR NiCHINE
Before you purchase for we are satisfied that any
person who thoroughly examines olr machine an'
rcn,nsrcs Il with others viii give % the preference
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

! MACHINE OIL just received
WI <s5u AT NIL1AR'S-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
DIANO FORTES AND MELODEONs
a. u. " K T. z.

Who is cole Agent for the Gale x Co, and simmons
and whitney Melodeons, Ia Lansing, Mich would
call the attention Of the public 70 his stock OF lnsrl-
roents In Lbe purchase of al instrument TWO things
are to be accomplished The first Is Perjed AAst-
cal Instrument, combining every desirable point
which goes 10 make up melody power, s~eetness-
ease Of action and durability The other Is % pos
sess a beautiful and ornamental piece Of furniture
both Of which are combined ID the above insiru-
rnents Those who have seen them vii admit that
they are not excelled by any IN the market Every
instrument Is fully warranted 20 give entire saIisc-
ton and will be sold al Manufacture. : prices.
A fine Octave Piano, with all the late improve
nents. can be seen for few days Gail al The City
Bookstore
469 A ~ Nltif-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
IRON WORKS.


We are manufacturing Hot AIT Furnaces for o.
Fuel. OF better model than any heretofore offered II
this State 10 which xe invite the attention Of build
ers school, district Boards and Church Trustees Our
Furnaces are cot . upon scientific principles and t1e
plates being al nveeEhtS Of Sd inch thick. We can
assure those who may favor rs with a. order. that
can give them furnace that WI asst four times
long any that sent % this State u Eastern
make.
Fire box four feet long IN the clear twenty inches
wide and twenty two inches high
Al experienced hand sent TO any part Of the state
L to set I'd Furnaces.
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We are prepared 10 furnish Registers AZ the Manu-
facturers' prices. Catalogues Of styles and price:
sent By mail without charge
440tf JAMES TURNER BROS.