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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

RRAovAL-Owing TO the increased de-
mand for the famous Gale & Bradbury Pi-
anOes-the Premium Phelps Melodeons and
Harmonious, and the Boston Parlor Or
gans, and in order to be able to keep suf-
flcient stock of the above instruments to
supply the public have found it necessary
to lease much larger room than the one
occupied in connection with my store. Ny
Music Room viii hereafter be found in En-
glehart's New Store, opposite the RepuEh-
can office, where may be found at all times,
the largest assortment of tho above instru
ments found weet of Detroit All iustru-
ments are warranted for years and can
not be excelled by any other in the country
for beauty Of finish, purity of tone and du-
rability, and will be sold at manufacturers
prices 497tr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

The CONTINENTAL. The November num-
Der OF this substantial and sterling work
contains as usual LOG pages, with double
columns OF reading matter. 1t has several
articles connected with the history OF the
times, such as the Progress OF Liberty in
the United States, Fly Leaves from the
LIE OF a Soldier" and the Two Platfoms 3
The other articles are poetical scientific.
and literary. We have a second article on
Scientific Universal Language "a sub
Ject which, as society advances, will ulti-
mately engage the attention of men all over
the earth Two copies $500. John F.
Trow, so Green Street. New York.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

THIEF ARRESTED. Last Monday n man
was seen in our streets riding horse with
out any saddle, and with harness bride
who said he was from Eaton Rapids and
would sell his horse cheap. Officer Rowlev
oeing DESTROYS purchasing, examined the
horse, and becoming satisfied from the an
pearance OF the horse and rider that some
1oing WAS wrong. invited the rider to dis
mount, took possession Oi the horse and
conducted the rider forthwith to the Lock
up. BY the time the prisoner arrived there
he had made u confession that his name
was VIM Smith, and that he had stolen the
NOISE inJackson. Having been thus prompt
I'd showing penitence for his crime. he tbena-
upon claimed TO be discharged; but the
olncer could not see it, and turned the KEY
upon him. leaving his claims for mercy IN he
determined by another power In about
Two hours after his cOmmittal. a TELEGRAM
vas received ordering his arrest.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

PERsoSAL-Hon. d. L. Case. paymaster
n the I. :. Army, IS home on visit for a
CIV days. He viii return TO his duties in
he Southwest In a short time.
Capt J. B. TenEyck, OF this city, OF the
Fifth Infantry has resigned bis situation
With that Regiment. and been hOnorabIy
discharged from the service under the re-
cent regulation allowing all commissioned
officers TO leave the service honorably who
have served three years The number avail
ng themselves Of the order is said to be
quite large. Capt. Ten Eyck len here or
lginaiiy as d sergeant Ia Co G.. Third In
ihntry, and has been three years and four
months in the service.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

AGRicuLTURAL SOCIETY We publish a
list to-day Of tho premiums awarded at Ma
sou on the 5th and 9Th Of October Among
these will be found tho names OF six or the
Reform School boys, who carried specimens
OF palm hats, and nag aud cane seats for
chairs. These branches are taught in the
school and those making the best articles
were allowed 10 70 TO Mason in person. and
present their wares FOR inspection and COM
petition with the rest of mankind The
occasion was much enjoyed by them, and
made quits an episode In the routine of
their daily life and the prizes received will
stimulate them to believe that they can do
something IA the world as we'll "a the out
siders
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

AID FOR THE SOLDIERS. Wa,lnasaor
~sl the two Ladies Aid Societies shipped
ron This city, TO the care of Chaplain Dav
u chicago, for the benefit of sick and
wounded soldiers. 90 barrels and % bol,
Oafreis OF potatoes, pickles, and other arti-
s''S VI 4 similar nature, designed especially
" eounteraet the tendency to scorbutic d,s-
Eases largely existing in the Southwestern
~"ies. These supplies win be Distributed
-Io"s TIE forces centering at Chattanooga
4nu Atlanta. There were also two harrelo
O'e'o'hing forwardedwith theproylslons All
saese We're gathered since the visit Of Chan
All LAY short time since, and II Il DIM
cut 70 tell whether the soldiers who NAV
'e0el'e them win be indebted most - rho
morality Of the givers who have shared
aO"' me Scanty crops left them bv tho
.'04shb OF TO the unwearied personal Of.
'''s OF the ladies' who have organised ,ho
.i' and have worked many davs with
-. O"n hands In the collection and pren-
a'a''oh oil the articles sent All honor -
~, y, patriotic ladies Of Lansing, They have
- ,-s', reward IL what they do: and This ra-
- v" De increased vastly in after wears
. leu our country shall again have bcome
49, 49, prosperous and free, and the public
, ,S''e SnaIl echo to the consciencie Of sacb
.-e 'oe highest praise woman can a,,er -
sae hath dode what she could ;"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
From the n. 4. Home journal
GEORGE TEGG. No 90 State St

IL every business and profession indeed in avarv
department 81 science or skill there is always som,
aSkhoWledgec head-some one who stands ont n
ooit RELIEF among his fellows as a sort Of leader IN
'He study and treatment Of deafness and catarrh ..
special diseases, Or Lghthil OF this civ orcnreS
yusl tne position above described. he has devoted
years OF labor 10 this speciality and il now rasnIno
the reward Of his industry The editorial colnm5s -
the tribune OF recent date bear witness To- H.
DOCTOR success 10 this department of madeleine Wa
quote the paragraph. We
CUkk OF DEAF AUTE-L0uis IoeWeinstein 81 Lad
years OF age, born In Germany came To this
Oisy ~heh ABOUT Two years old. soon after his A.
IN~l mere ne WAS taken sick and lost his hearing :
Ds uesIees ne became first deaf and then dumb For
10" zen years ne was mute, unable 70 hear The
iouIest voice, OF TO artculate word Abont or
year ago ne was placed by parents in the hands ~
VI Lisuthli, VINO has so far Succeeded IN M
- MIN MS lost powers Of hearing and uttersnc tbI
ne can converse with those who sneak 10 him fts
sinctly ana deliberately. During the last fonr -
I'VE months he has been under the tuition ~ NJ
oouecAe suu mas made considerable progress In
reading and arithmetic ~
Having been supplied with the Young mans al.
ICES, We lurtheT Investigated the matter and dis
Kat previous 70 calling on Dr. Lighthi tha
youths case was considered hopeless ana he w. -
w ears an inmate or the deaf and dumb asvlnrn :
1Ie nsF John Mott, ID. D. professor in Union CoIlgs
ocnsnectsoy IN published letter tendsrs his 80
tuue 10 Ut Lg6th for treating successfully ~ go
oi os1ness Rev Fred. S. Jewell Professor on tbs
90 ma Scnool a. Albany, also testnes to hay
- 49, s.Ieu VI CAIarrn Dr.. Lighthin Possesses
tnef written testimonials and tributes TO his taIsnt
rom some OF our Weslthiest and most prominent and
respected Citizens, which may be seen on aunIcatio
l. nOuIo DC olmcult 10 speak 10 any but terms ~
praise OF hs treatment, in the face Of these r1anv
proofs ano faets testifying to his success
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

ATLANTIC. The November humber con-
talns an article entitled Leaves from an
Officers Journal" on the capabilities and
habits OF colOred soldiers; " Finances Of
the Revolution" and the Twentieth Presi-
dental Election" These are all seasonable
articles, referring TO events right among Us
Besides these, the House and Home Pa
pers are continued, and articles Of gener-
al literature are added. Subscription price
Is raised to "a year: 81 copies for 500.
Address TicknOr & Fields, l35 Washington
ST. Boston
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

That FLAG. Flags are used politically as
smoiematie or typical Of the party that
provides or carries them; and in this re-
spSct the naS raised by the Democracy. &"
on their hickory pole, ut the beginning of
ths campaign, Is strikingly significant of
the fortunes OF the party. The first day il
was raised, It became fast in mid air. so
1hat II could neither be raised to its proper
place OF taken down; and there it has re-
NAMED through all the storms OF the cam
palgn, until hall Of it has blown away. and
the remainder is waiting its appropriate time
Tor Disappearance. The names of McClel-
Ian and Pendleton still appear on the float
Ing remnant; and if those gentlemen
should come this way, they would doubt
lee feel at once In common With all other
oeholders, that nothing could be more fit
rngiy symbOlical Of their actual standing
before TIE country.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

EOR SALE--A small dwelling house and
four contiguous lots comprising enc acre a. ian
p,s1sNnty located On Cedar street, First ward CIV
so sna.n fArn Of - acres situated On the Trsxsl
IS, salcnnE the Earn q C A. Taylor. ferns ssSy
Apply Q ?. Sevbro, Lover Town, or address
We s aao a. osrfs, csnssss o., n Z.
s"sH L 3 FURn
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

ED-The agency of the Wilcox
and Gibbs noisless Sewing Machine has been
transferred 70 A ). Viele, for Lansing and
vicinity
The Wilcox and Gibbs IL well known a.
q superior machine for family use, being
very simple durable ana easy to learn to
&c
Mr.. Yiele can now offer the two best ma
hines forshop use. and family sewing.
One feature Of the v. & G.. Is very attrac-
tive for family Use, its entire freedom from
noise. A good Sewing Machine should be
m erery Jaeily in the land
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

IaE LADT's FRIESD.-we learn from =.
tsOssnoer number OF this New MAGAZINE ', os
.. -sa'on aud Literature that il has aI-aoS =.
= s. .. large circulation. The aim =,
n ,..l publishers IS to rival the three dol,or
s,S --ines IN the quality of their engravinr.s
prS ~ contents Thus it has given during the
s 80 year in every number. a fnalT an
P9,S aga and colored Double FasbioD
an !, ' "n'le It's other numerous epcravinos
Ian, - Tue hes; quality The long and hr;,'
tbsIa a'.ay Of the literary Contributors -
H., lay :, !. Friend, nearly all ofwbom arc 10
sas : highly creditable to the man .a,s Ia
arss -. -, 70 the country, as showing hoT
it S = aOd cultivated class of lssv gr; nov
,b ss ss Many may wonder how a | moosa
u Van be got up in so handsome an 'I,I va
q - "Anner as this Is, at the low nr;o .~'
tocI0ss saying nothing of the reduced 49,
Doe :. The publishers say that II is on,''
aouer LAY. having a very large cicrulation =.
vito, would certainly be lost on a ma. az
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

PRrERsON's MAGAZINE. Now Is the time
TO renew your subscriptions for this valu-
able work, as it is cash publication, and
all subscriptions for 1864 will terminate
with the December number. For next year
the publisher promises many new attractions
In the shape Of original stories, superb en-
cravings, an entirely new Cook Book, and
other things. Two dollars a year-aways
In advance Fourteen copies for $50.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

This amount Is exclusive Of School, Coun-
~ and State taxes. In the discussions in
the Council, Alderman Barker stated that
The rate OF taxation to each voter in the
the city, including all taxes, would be be-
tween eight and nine per cent on the
amount OF his valuation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

Namoero or Years have elapsed since the in
A010e''0n OF hoSIETrER'S CELEBRATED BTrTERs
70 'he PUBIC The prejudice existing IN the minds
O' many persons against what are denominsted nat
sn' medicines at first greatly retarded its sale bu,
As Us virtue and merits became known, this barrier
Vi preJuoiee was overthrow, and the demand in.
20 rapidly that in few years scarcely VII
Isss existed IN the United States in which the aHct
~ asa not experienced the benefits arising from the
use OF 'ns Bi'tsrs I" and at the present day there
are 10 De found in all parts Of the world vouchers for
me srsAi merits Of the article No greater cure for
Dyspepsia be found
See ddVeTtissnesg
for sale by druggists and dealers generally ever.
where
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

Th;s visit IS made at the earnest solicitation Of
many parties WhO reside IL Lansing aud vicinity
who are unable TO take journey 10 New York city
for the purpose Of being trested These visits Will
be repeated at regular intervals as long a. the re-
quEemeHts u the patients demand IL
This visit terminates November 18th positively -
From other testimonials the following local ones are
selected
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

RELIGIoCs.-Rey. sam. II. Hall, late OF
Oswego y. Y, will preach at the First Pres
byterian Church in this city on Sunday at
the usual hours Of morning and evening ser
vice
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DiarrhTa and Dysentery.-we have ex.
ahmed great number OF letters from some OF the
most prominent citizens Of Cincinnati and Coyinstop
ste speaking in the highest terms OF DR. strcklspds
Anti Cholera Mixture for the cure OF Diarrhoss ans
pyssntery The letters are too long to publish Mr.
WOODS OF cOvington says he was pronounced incrr
aole BY The best doctors in Cincinnati and one bottle
OF Dr. strieklAnds Anti-Cholsra Mixture efssctss
permanent cure amer suffering for months with the
worst form Of diarrhsa and dysentery For sale bv
druggists
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

NOflce I'd SUDsLINUtfS. nc II
sres yhch our subscribers viii ind attached to their
.s--ss an their papers indicate the SUxmxR OF the
1ens- ~ which their subscription IL paid By the
: s,s.l,r', Is meant the " WHOLE NUMBER" which
nv be focnd In the heading OF the paper which Is
sbanged weezly being Increased one each week any
TO numbers constituting year. By referring 10
his number IN the heading Of the paper and compar
isr II With the number attached 70 the name. n d.
retion on the paper our subscribers can readily see
how tieir accounts stand on our books
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

:. :. COScEnT.-Tho Quarterly Concert
Of the " Sabbath School Union OF this
city. will be held in the Baptist Church next
sabbath evening (NoV. IL. 1864 at I-2
o'clock II is hoped there will be a full
house, and a good concert LIP
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

DYSPEPSIA, NERvoUsNEss AND DEBIILF Z.
DR srRIc LSD's ToSIc.-Ws can recommend ths Sc
suffering from the loss Of Appetite Indigestion, Dr
Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous Debility to use
Strickland Tonic 1t is vegetable preparation II &c
from alcoholic liquors; 1t strengthens the whole nsr
Vous system II creates good appetite, and is wEr
rantsd to cure Dyspepsia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally at 81 per bottle
Prepared by Dr. A Strickland, 9 East Fourth Sire
Cincinnati, o. aOov1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

Acrimonial.-Iadies and Gentlemen. II Won
"l'n 70 marcy, address the undersigned. Who viii
seno you without money and without price. valuable
Information that viii enable you to marry happy and
speedily irrespective OF age wealth or beauty This
Information viii cost you nothing, and II YOU wish
10 marry will chssrf0lly assist you. All letters
strictly confidential. The desired Information SAINT nv
return mAu and no questions asked address,
SARAH B. LAMBERT,
tsoLnL Green point Einrs % u -
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From Rev. John Mott. ID. ID.

/ FkOFESsOR IL UNION COLLEGE. SCHKSECIADY X /
since first acknowledged the great benefit which
received from the skiful treatment Of DR.. Lghihil
IN regard 70 my hearing letters OF inquiry have in
cessAniy poured upon me from al parts OF the coun-
try from parties desiring learn the particulars Of
my Gaze, and am indeed surprised at the number
u individuals who are affected similar u The manner
in which have been and therefore feel Il more AMI
more sacred duty which owe 70 thoss sufferers
10 direct them 10 proper and reliable source 10 oh
tain the beaent they - much covst and which 80
many afflicted ones have hitherto sought in vain lust
as had done previous 10 applying to DR. Lghthn
had from infancy one very deaf ear which always
discharged more lsss offensive matter and Wa the
source OF The greatest annoyance and discomfort to
ne Last year the other ear also became diseased
and both ears discharged yellow matter very FRO
fuse and highly offensive. BY hearing became very
much impaired and the discharge produced TIE
greatest debility Of body and depression of spirits
applied 10 my family physician an other praot!
TONERS without deriving any benefit anl almost de-
spared Of being restored 10 health when provItea.
italy, applied to Or. Lghihill. Under his traa,
mont my ears began 10 improve at oacs and coatin
uet 10 do 80. until In comparative short time both
ears were healed, the discharge removed, and nv
hearing restored A. first feared the euro would
uo' u POI AAIAt or That the 81 page q discharge
o. ~ long standing might prove detrimental ~ ny
genera health a ie4r which n01 great many CD
terrain II regard u tie removal Of discharge from
the ear Ny experience, however, haa proved con
cllHlvcly that NY GppreheLsiCns were entirely I
srocndless IN both respects for both OARS are - well
and ny hearing Is good al present As the day left
ID treatment, and the stoppage Of the discharge
stead u proving detrimental TO my health has given
ne the highest elasticity and vigor Of body and
DO" Of spirits not experienced for long time pre-
7iOus.
wish the above statement might serve AZ zen
'TAl answer TO those interested but should one or
De other desire 70 apply to me personally or By
etier, / viii eheerfuliy satisfy al reasonable Do
nAnds upon my time
laval hyseif Of this Opportunity If again publicly
xpsessing my desply felt gratitude to Dr. Lizhthu
'hom esteem as gentleman ard man Of science
whom the highest confidence may be placed
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
From George Tegg.

Member Of Royal College Of Fste1aary Surgeons Lu
don, England
ROCHESTER, Dec. 10, 1868.
DR LIGHrHIL-Dear Sir Allow mo IN arnrass nv
gratitude 10 you Tor the cure Of deafness you have
eneeted Oh my right ear, which has iroubed me very
ucn 'f several years, and was almost entirely deaf
LOT = &c" weeks past-but more particularly graft
'uue lor your excellent success upon my deaf ear
which mas been useless TO me for the past twenty
years The noises and uncomfortable roaring in nv
ears which at times made me very nervous. has dis
appeared
you may publish this acknowledgment should II
be Of any service 10 you
Gratefully yours.
GEORGE TBGG. No 90 State st
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

40 consumptives.- -cOnsunptlye sufferers
M reserve valuable prescription for the cure Of
consumption. Asthma Bronchitis, and all Throa, and
lung a1ee''0ns (ree Of charge b. enclosing their
AodFess 70 Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
"AiiAnsburg, Kings County, New York
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

DISSOLUTION or COPARTNERsHIP. The
nrn OF A Turner Bi1by Is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent A Turner IL autbor,zad N se,,i.
the debts Of the concern
All persons indebted to the late nrm OF A. Turner
Bixby are requested to be prompt In the settle.
nent o. their debts
AMOS TURNER.
ALFRED BXBY.
Lansing, Oct IL, 1854 aosra
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
Detroit Testimonial.
Eroca p keTan9, Esq Of Dstrog.

IFor' p. 1eTarrss, Esq Of Detroit
do hereby certify that for the past fifteen months
my hearing has been affected TO considerable Ell
tent, and that by an operation Of Dr. Lighthi have
been restored TO my full hearing As reside in De
troll and ntsnd leaving FOR homo soon those DESTROYS
Of knowing the veracity OF this may inquire OF Mr.
Macarthur. No. 81 Broadway
? McTERNEY
New York Sept y 1853
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

hUtHAsIsR, Dec 70, lS03
Dk LGHrmI-Dear Sir Three months ago I placed
my sen, Charles Fuller. under your treatment for a
ceAness that was every day growing worse. accom-
panied oy very offensive and disagreeabe discharge
ol mailer from the ears. now report to YOU his
ea'iTs cure. The actual treatment was but two
months, yet the discharge Is entirely well, and his
nearing restored His general health is as good As
could desire and his spirits buoyant and lively. In
TACT he seems different child With the grateful
thanks Of mother am, Sir.
Respectfully yours.
Mas c e FULLER, Genesee. Ny
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DETROIT Sent 2-th 1894

DETROIT sept 9th, lst4
DR LcHTalI-As testimonial from me may he
oi some benefit 10 you, let this certify that have
on deaf 10 nay right ear for i've years Besides be-
lls deaf was troubled with noises in the head
aAa much dizziness Having heard OF your success
Ill your specially, came here for the purpose Of re-
csiVlng advice Of you; ami now Sir after few al
most Painiess) operations at your hands can hear
perfectly can heartily recommend YOU to the
a1cted aud give you full permission H. refer 10 me
hoping yoa will soon pay professional visit 10 Chi
cag0
am Sir, yours truly
Ell RICH
No l43 sherman street
Chicago Ills
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


HAVING BEEN DULY LICENSED As AJcToSEER
tenders lis services 10 the public n thtt capacitv
tie Is authorized 90 sell property It aucti.a III any
part OF IA" state Persons DESTROYS Of selling prop
@rS Al auction, can do 50 only by employing an
auctioueer, duly licensed Eg ths Until w. TSs
Undersigned may DO found az all s.asonaals hours
at his ofnce in COwles Block. Washingtoa Avenns
Lansing. Charges reasonable lo,-l
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

a. ne american In this city, by Rev L. B. Potter
On tns ON inst, Mr. NELSON J. HARFWICK ana Mis-
kAiLf 4. NEAR, both OF vevsy. '''7'
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AoEIse ASSISTANT P u GKSzRA1's OTucx

pEIAoIr, MICH October 1lth, 1854
ruone notice Is hereby given that all claims 70,
p'snuns Tor presenting recruits must be presented
70 capt A.c Durysa, lst L 2 Artillery MASTERING
ana Diseursng Onaeer, Detroit, Michigan. for nav.
nent before Slst inst f'
40 claim Tor premium presented after that date
will be paid
V~"o' B h BILL,
L.. Col T. 5. Artillery
acting Assistant Provost Marshal General
(ofheiaD RJR.ppv
N-Pan and Provost Marshal Sd District Mich
4e5we
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

DR. LshlHlu, 50 hatteriLgly mentioned b. the
above named gentlemen viii be At the American
House, Lansing, from November I4th I'D the lsth
Sea advertisement so5.sa
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

From the Rev. B. II. yvelch- nm
toT"'STiy q The Pearl = Bapsis. CaurcA 4EB.4pv
Dk LIGETHIII-Dear Sir Allow ne 10 srn-ssS ~ =,
grateful thanks for the skill and kind attention ra1
- ny daughter, whose ears have been balIr
--ee "a iof many years. and for some months at
pSst mas been nearly deprived Of her heaTipv- IT,
81 ear, from her infancy has been baalv d,s-ssas
Al times dischsrsing an offensive matter IN -,
"a : ny Vel and iron present indications an
'ielp ate Tie restoration OF the left ear A.
an dear sir, gratefully yours
B 7. WHCB, D. D.
Sewtonville Albany Co.