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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-31
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The Chicago. Michigan and Grand
IrauA Railway Co. have hnaliy decided 20
adOp, tie line from Lansing 10 OtsegO via
Hastings, instead Of the one via Charlotte
... 81. -,e Tie latte- r01te is equally
as saur.. wll afford ~ great or greater
amount Of business j. a easy Of cOnstruc-
ton and wiii furnish q mach .ar-er amount
OF capital tAan the one adopted one o.
the principal reasons why this route has
been -e.eciei is because Lansing, jealous
oi Charlotte. and fearing the result II .
Railroad crossing were made here has used
lis whole influence against u. Tbs iact
We trus- Tire people of This couaty VIII
properly appreciate. Tbs county las beer
sWindled in years past Out u money 10 AID
10 building "a one horse railroad 10 let -le
people Of Lansing ont OF the woods So thai
their present action l. only ia harmony
with the past. Will the people especially
Interested IN the growth and prosperity Of
this county remember it,
We can assure our contemporary that the
Lansing people have had no hand in loca-
ting the route Of tie Grand Trunk Railway
Extension. Neither had the people Of Ian
sing, as "a people anything 10 DO with tie
RamshOrn railroad, further than 20 give
about so, 900 to all in its construction as
tar as thi. city. A. 70 being jealous OF
Charlotte, "ihat reminds Us Of o story. %
rs Abraham Lincoln used 10 say 4 gen
tleman residing in Penn Yan, y Y, We
believe, having visited New York City, on
his return was asked 10y neigLbor hs
opinion % the CITY and as 70 is probable
future greatness. The gentleman replied
IL was something Of o town, but was too
near Penn Ian ever to amount to much.
We fear our town stands in tie same po-
sition with our neighboring town Of Char
L0tte.
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hAiLnuAD cE1-lTE--1 10 e an. -------
sias,!c railroad meeting was he'll u Capitol
Hall o. Tuesday evening. Jan. SOFIA. il &C.
corl2lce with q resolution OF q m4e-lls
he'd two weeks since. Inc meeting ~7
organized by calling Hon ID. L. Case o.
the char, anu appointing y L. Jones see
rotary.
The objects OF the meeting were briefly se-
forth By W. H. Chapman, Esq Wl.e- were
sta-el '' De 10 hear the report o- a commit
lee appolnlei al q previous meeting ID iia"
Up a p-,.'.7a 20 the City CLERK 10 call On
elec,.9- 10 vote Oh the proposition O. -@a--
.a@ 'i- aii % lhe cry 70 the amount O..
sii,+0o - lie chicago and Michigan Grand
IruaA Railway
M'. f'rf->ol- PRESIDENT Oh Tie COL.
being present, was called 1pon iof some i'-
marN7' am I'D q '7.el sneecn stated me COM
li-lon ID 1.e ali.is ol Tie company --. NE
particulars Ok heee'lA5 he-l or SAN. II
Jas, d. Dsifo''' "'ere Nf. Dfy1-e7 a'I ONE
er7 We're pfe7e'''. hs stated 'l2' III
by i5e' expressed n.Iise- 1eeor--- d. .A-
'or o' TIC route U. Ills ''-l .'-'..s -... --''
lniS route ha1 been anople' os me Gran
IflnA Co., and pie4sel 10 II '-e ~.D % the
COMPANY ID securing sufficient bonds o.
Aei % GUAM ''-e ITO" '-N.' -'..l5 '.en ,i
NE foai- VT. MORRISON stated iaa, d
e''o1J per mile was subscribed by tae c-'.-
zens along The lins O.. me roat ia Fo.l--a~,
SUBSCRIPTIONS and mame'pal a-t me
"oui4 De ouA- beyond . -oa'-- lie -a
'n@l he had piedsei Mr. D'y'i-r7 ta-. '---
amount would he subscribed -l the ie-.
ninety days. lie stated 'aa' Mr. bta
assured h-in INA, he HAD le 'ee-4.. .i'.-l--'-
meii-s 4'r running INTO oi-cas' anu .l'. p
Aum0es OF prominent men Oh oilc'-i nA-
asTeeI 10 ASS, do ouid7s The roAl 10 ...e
Michigan state line
Mr. D. l. Case was called ior and made
: very iorcioie speech setting forth ta9 DO
mani iOr Increased railroad facilities, AMI
urging the people OF Lansing 10 imna haze
and energetic action i'm securing The p-o-
posed extension OF the Grand Trunk Rail
way ca this cay.
The committee to draw up the form d..
petition Tor an election 10 vote aid then sub
mltted report which contained tic Id.
lowing points:
lst- That ;he city aid the Chicago anl
Michigan Grand frank Railway o. TIE
amount OF S44.so0.
"a. That the amount be raisci bs issuing
the bonds OF the city payable in SIX equal
annual payments. In 2. /, 5, 6. and years
atter the completion 81 the road said bonds
10 be delivered when the road shall be- com
pleted a"d not to ORA" interest natal DE-
h'erei-
81. That the company build their freight
houses and passenger depot within oue-hslf
of a mile north or south Of MICHIGAN Ave.
nue.
4th That the road should be compls.eI
within five years from the frsi of N1vam-
Der. 1866.
The report was accepted, and Mr. Wait
ney Jones moved lis adoption.
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FoSTPoSESEyr or Mss. ANNA f. DIcKIS-
SONS LEcFCEE.-TAe lecture Of Mss Anna
d Dickinson before The Young Mems Soci-
ely advertised 90 be delivered oa the 18th
o. February. has been postponed until
some tme in April. TIE engagement was
made by Tie Society with Miss Dickinson
~''n the assurance that the railroad from
'ls city % Jacss0n would be completed by
Tue time specified fer the lecture 70 take
pace As there IS but a faint hope that
such VIII oe the case, the Society have been
vo"Sed 70 accept the alternative OF waiting
ans DicAinson's return from the west
~ APfa before being favored with a lecture
nun her or IN postponing the engage
inen' until another season. In the mean
..'"e the society are endeavoring to secure
NE services OF some other first class lectur-
= 70 occupy The time originally appointed
ut Mss Dickinson's lecture.
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0oD EELLowS--At the animal meeting
Of the Grand Lodge l. o. o. F. the follow
Ing officers were elected Tor the ensuing
year.
NJ. W Grand Masier-Wm. Oaks. Cor
uuua.
R. ". D. Grand Master-Jonathan
Sprague. Ann Arbro.
;, ". Grand Warden-S. Il. Biackman.
Paw Paw.
r. ". Grand Secretary-Benjamin Yer
nor. Detroit:
f. W Grand Treasurer-W. :. Wood.
Detroit
H. W Grand Representative Grand
Lodge l. Sc. ". BisseI, White Pigeon.
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C..rrslr,o LIBRARY. Mr. J. c. Arm
s,roor bias added q new feature 70 bis book
store .l tie way o. q circulating library.
embracing ai The latest and most popular
u9r.s Of -ic day which arc let out o. such
a. desire Chem, n thc rate Of ten cents
each volume pes week. This will Afford an
opportunity t0 secure Tie reading OF ans
volume ll iow figure. This library is now
open 90 tle public, III tae terms specified
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-31

BEozE JuL-Threc men named James
". Daily Aansol J. Potter aud Elijah
Lawrence, male their escape from the Jail
Of ibis county on last Friday night. by dig
gns 'hc wll away where the stove pipe
passed. on, of Che room in which they were
coaincl The Jackson CHisen Of Monday
says: ''The escaped prisoners seized a hand =
Car AMI came tc his city. They let the
hand-car ON rhe track near the Prison. and
looS The 3 o'c'ocS tram for the east. Two
men 'eft tie cars no Ypsi.anti The people
there had heard OF the IRE here. and ar
rested two of them upon suspicion OF being
inceaaaries. The deputy sheriff here tel
esraphei on saturday afternoon TO Ypsi-
iaaii 20 have tine prisoners detained upon
tae suspicion that ,hey were the escaped
Prisoners from Mason" 1925 reward is
offered Oy thc sheriff for their apprehen-
sion.
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ILEs. r. R.-The ingham Ne,rs o.
las, week ass. "T.e Jackson and Ian
sin Railroad lave made p change recently
s ill., CJlluclOrslip OF the train. Mr.
W.. &. huntington, Esq, las lef and a
b-other-.n-aw col The President Of the Road
s aDro.atel IN his place
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THE NEN BUILDING OF MEssEs. BUCKLAND
& CuiPvsN We noticed last week the
fact that Nessrs BucNiand, Chapman Co.
were go.l- 90 erect a new building the
coming spring 90 he used for door, sash
and blind factory, 90 he in running order
by The frs, Of Nay next We are informed
by one Of the parties that the building will
be erected and The factory iu running order
10y the 18th of March. We are also inform
ell that FN's improved machinery Will bt
employed. and ,hat not only will doors
sash and blinds le manufactured, but pla
Ming matching and resawing will also bc
done. Dressed igmber will be kept OF
hand for sale no This establishment The
capacity oltae engine 10 De employed vii
be 25 horse power
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n SAD Loss FOR A Poor MAN.-We learn
that on Saturday last Mr.. \. DOane, a
man dependent upon the earnings OF him
self and a span OF horses for the support of
himself and family, while assisting in
moving building in the western part Of
the city, had a leg of one Of his horses bro
ken, and was obliged to kill him.
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ALBANY EVENING JOURNAL ALv.NAC.-
We have received from the publishers,
Nessrs. Weed, Parsons & Co, the Albany
Ersning Journal Almanac for 1856. l.
contains vast amount Of statistical inf5--
nation, compiled with great care auGIabor.
and 10 excellent form. We think il one Of
the best publications OF the kind il the
country. Price 25 cents; : copies 81: 100
copies Sl2.
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xo.;ca IN SubScribers.-

N0IILE 10 - - = = = = - : : =. m =
-. Ia oar subscribers VIII ind attached % theii
af-1 tfsfr papers Indicate tie NCEBER OF the
n,-- 4, which lneIr subscription = paid 81 TIE
pa 49, f. meant ths .- WHOLE NUMBER which
- h. r3srf in tle Asaii4s ol The paper, which d
~ ..-l.- being increased enc each week l'ts
-.,.,.rs constituting a year. Pr rcfcrr ~ %
~ -.,sr ia the healing ~ the paper aai conlY-r-
iA' -'.t tfo number aftlraed % the ulnne. or d.
i-s - r.s n4a.r .1lr s-rloers can readily see
.l r --.llts stand 1u our books
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TAXI, Tie time f0r the payment Of
.ares in This ci,y win expire on the goth Of
February. rs viii ie seen by notice of
,he Civ Treasurer 60 another column.
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RELIGIOUS MEETINGS. A series of meetings
have hael .n Dro.re 10 the First and sec
ond Presbyterian Churches in tins city for
some d1y past aud we learn with goo,
results considerable interest being maniics-
ted Anumber of conversions have taken
place. Tho meetings are 20 Dee contin-
ued during The remeinier cfthis week, al
ihe Fi-s, Presbyterian Church commencing
a. O'Clock. also al the Second Presbyie-
riln Church commencing a. O'Clock.
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To SUBsCRIBEEs TO THE LIFE OF ABRAHAM
LINcoLNEY DR.. HOLLAND. The local agent
Mr.. C. NJ Hasty, Of this city, has just
shown us a copy of this work, and assures
US that the books will be delivered to sub
scribers within two weeks We think the
work cannot fail of giving universal salts
faction.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-31

DLr0I os rHE LANSING AND JACKSON
RAILROAD. A rumor that the Lansing AMI
Jackson Railroad bad located their depot il
this c.'r at Lower Town has been PM IN
circulation. all has caused q good deal Of
sensation. We are assured by Hon. james
Turner lat the only depo. buildings that
wl.. 1e erected hy One company IN this city
wiz .ruel on Michigan Avenue. II
any others AFRO bni.r 30 will Doe by private
enterprise.
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GRAND LEDGE Masonic LODGE.-The ma
sonic lodge AZ Grand Ledge which procured
charter at the recent session of the
Grand Lodge. on Saturday evening last
elected and installed It's officers for the en-
suing year, as follows:
George W. Thomas. ". VI
James Mcmillan, :. "
VIM. +. Jeuison, j. W.
T. Tinckham, Treasurer.
II. Cole, Secretary.
John Rail. : d.
T. Boyer, J. D.
Cyrus Beach and Eli Gallup. Stewards
f. Russell, Tyler
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STATE Insurance. CoNFAST.-The annual
-o-o~- orthe state Insurance Company, Of
.b's cts. win be found in another column
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10 o. IA lodge of ihe Independent
Opler of Odj Fellows was organized az Les
lie. la Obs county on Thursday evening
last A meeting was held AZ the council
room in This city on Friday evening last, TO
ascertain If ihc blse OF this order that
once eVi,'e IN this city could not be re-
vEei Neare informed that but little was
accomp' she'd 80 thc meeting. We see no
good reason why this charitable order
should no. flourish as in days Of yorc
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MEEinNN lrUis. We are indebted % VI.
D. Cha,ter,o0 Esq. for the following items
from Meridian: The total amount Of money
expended hy the township TO aid in crush
inc ont tae rebellion including relief
orders, has been sl5,7l0 IS. The indebt-
edness Of the township at the present time
is Sl,sel. TIE members of the Presbyter-
ian Church Of Okemos. aided by the citizens
generally, have erecteia ine church ediice
in that village. which viii be completed the
comin- season. The friends OF Rev Mr..
Hoag- OF the W. Z. Church at Okemos,
gave him donation on Thursday evening
last Amounting o. S1l0.
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GErU ireunN SALE. one Of the great
est auction -l'e Of Goods that has ever Ia
ken place foo tins city will commence on
Nonl1y uelt. ~ Capital Hall The goods
offered 40 iais sale wiil not be the oIscour-
ings Of o'i refuse stocks from some Of our
large cities. out will Doe taken from the
shelves oitvo of the most successful busi-
ness firms iu This city, Nessrs. Fobes S
Hitchcock and Messrs Amphlett, Roth
rock & a.. The sale VIII continue alter
noon AMI evening during the entire week.
See the advertisement in another column.
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sse--~I.rcRu. MEEIN0.-The Union AZ
.,.-i.n-sf Society w.u meet ct the council
room to-day q. II O'Clock.
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CHRIST Rejected This work OF art,
noticed by Us last week, has been on exhi-
J-iou n this city during the past few
days, aal has been admired b. all who
have hal toe pleasure %. seeing iJ Quite
= number " orr prominent citizens have
subscribed for it. with tue agent OF tie
work, W. :. Walton. Esq Any others
who may desire ID OBTAIN copies can ID 50
hy applying either t0 Nessrs. FObes *
Hitchcock, or G. Il. stebbins. Esq. We
append a iist OF those vino subscribed for
the engraving ia this city. James Turner
:. r. Wilcox, d. y. Van AuSen. A. Turn
er. T.. Tracy J. Gule.r. Jr. F. w. Cowles,
Joseph Mills Z. Longyear. b. F. simons.
:. p. Bingham, \ Baerkle. J. ". Amphlet.
J. II. Bartholomew, r. G Kedzie. &. &.
Robinson, c. 3. Ste5bins. A Bixby
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COTVax- AN-D W00rrNS
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TNGERS0LL'g9
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Clothing and Cloths
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Clothing and SgOl5ss
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CALL AND SEE.
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ALL AND SEE.
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RELIEF FOR THE INDECENT SICK.

We have been requested by the Lady Presi-
dent OF the above-named Society to call the
attention Of the public TO its present needs,
and its deserving character as one of the be-
nevoent institutions Of the city, a request we
comply with, with much pleasure. Founded
more than forty years since, and comprising
amongst its managers during that period some
OF the brightest ornaments that have graced
society and the church, only four of those who
originated it are now left; but their work hav-
ing fallen upon those imbued with the same
philanthropic spirit, the good work has not
ceas ed, whilst, of course, the field of labor has
been greatly enlarged to be shared by other
benevolent agencies. The fact that from this
noble organization have sprung some of the
most deserving charities of the city-the
'Aged Woman's Home" the Protestant In
firmary," the ''Home of the Friendless," etc.,
tell the story of its labors and its influence,
and are a sure guaranteed any was needed
that any thing placed at its disposal by the
charitably inclined, will be suitably appropri-
ated. We now give the appeal of the Lady
Managers to the benevolent, adding, merely,
that any funds that may be donated for the
Association in question, can be handed in at
the counter of the Commercial
The Managers of the Society for the Relief of the
INDECENT Sick" tender their thanks to the sustain
ers of this long tried and efficient charity and conf
IDENTIFY trust to the same benevOlence and liberal sup
port for the coming year.
We care all aware that at this time the most healthy
and capable laborers can but barely sustain their
neeessaries Of ife but when sickness wihdraws the
wiling hand from labor, want and suffering must in
s IDLY iooW 10 ameliorate the condition OF the
TO be the almoners of your bounty as in years that
During the year ending November. 1865. 325 indi-
gent sick persons have been visited. Of This number
509 were relieved and l6 died. - WAY
MRS. E. HARVEY. President.
Mrs. Z. WHITEFoRp. Treasurer.
MISS Z, W. WAEsCHE, Secretary,
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Handy i'm the Houan

Of all the things which really HANDY to have
in the house." believe us when we sincerely assert
that the most useful and most valuable is 50 cent
bottle of Railways Ready Relief. We say this de-
oerately conscentlOusly, and without fear of con-
radctl9n on the part of any one familiar with the
extraordinary virtues of that popular medicament
From bruise to pain in the bowels from cat TO
choilc. from spraned ankle to an attack of drsen-
terry. from mere cold to severe commissions from n
sore finger to the rheumatism, from diptheria down
to deafness, and from a pmple on the face up TO n
paralysis Of the limbs, there no case in which Rad
ways Ready Relief will not remove the pain as soon
as 1t is applied and remove the disorder altogether
in manner most surprising well as truly eXped-
perienced ismmediate Taken internally in
water say teaspOOnful to wineglass of water) it
instantly annihilates pain in the stomach, quickly
cures darrhma, destroys all Inflammation and re-
stores health. The Ready Reflects prepared from so
many of those little ingredients to the fam
lily household that it is positively indispensable TO
the prudent wife and careful mother For females
especially, it is blessed gift and one susceptible
OF use IN nearly all their peculiar difficulties and de-
engagements. For children it is even lust rs admir-
able mixture, Kidding them of aches and pains and
healing up the manifold sorenesses with miraculous
ease and celebrity. For it is neyer-failing rp-
sort of comfort and relief in a thousand instances
among the daily ills which flesh is heir to-" We
would earnestly impress ii upon the public mind that
bottle of Railways Ready Relief is the cheapest as
well the best article TO have about the house.
five dollars which would otherwise have to be paid
for the attendanceofa capable physician The Ready
Reiefis whole apOthecary shop in ITSELF IT is good
health put up in bottle for everybody's USE who is
wise enough to avail themselves of its services Sold
by druggists. fe6-2w
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lbs Baltimore Street. Baltimore,
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EDWARD NORWOOD,
VIM. II. MILLER & CO.,
TR EGO THOMPSON m
OFFICE OF THE MERRILL's PATENT J
NJ [

OFFIUE OF THE AIEKRILLS PATENT I
FIRE-ARM MANuFACToRY,
BALTIMORE, Jan, %, 1866.
Messrs. WHITE & BUTTERwoRTH:
GentLemen-Having watched the operation of your
Bolt Machine, as well as the Spike and Rivet Ma
chimes since they have been in operation, l take
pleasure in saying that they perform admirably,
making Bolts of the most perfect KIND, at the rate of
three hundred per hour. The, Spike and RiUet Ma
superior finish at the rate of from fortyve to fifty
per minute.
with the cheapness, simplicity and durability of the
Machines, and the large and growing demand for
them and the superior work they turn out cannot
tall to insure success to any company engaged in
their manufacture and use.
Respectfully, J. II. MERRILL,
tl-t President.
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HHROSPECTUs
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

A frstcass establishment to which the citizens of
Baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer was
sought for in vain during the past season. To supply
that want and to present at the same time profit
able investment to subscribers, attention is called to
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance of about
~ miles from the city, 600 feet above water)
the Northern Central Railway which, with its double
track and present facilities, renders to the
Springs easy and frequent. The location of the
most healthy IN the United States and the scenery is
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
OF character. Magnificent trees abundance of the
purest water, beautiful ravines, clear mountain
streams and lofty hills contribute to make this spot
attractive. and to point it out admirably adapted
for large Summer Hotel. The surrounding neigh
delightful prospects.
1t s proposed to profit by these natural advantages
by the erection on one of the most eligible sites, and
within view ofthe Depot, of frstclass HOTEL under
the direction OF the Bentley Springs Company. of
Baltimore County. The amount of Capital is fixed
at One Hundred Thousand Dollars. in Shares of One
Hundred Dollars each, and the undersigned are the
Officers and Directors.
1t is believed that in asking the citizens of Balti
more to su6scribe to this project, we are advancing
their individual interests as well as that OF the city
itself.
Our citizens will be waited on by the Directors of
the Company for the purpose of soliciting subscrip-
tons to the stock.
Application. may also be made to the Secretary,
BOARD Of DIRECTORS:
"A. ABBOTT, Pres,t;
H fGHR = f Y: Hutchinson. oliver = RafEsf
A. L. Knight, Isaac Goaie, Jr..
G. W. Burton. lsaaS 2; george,
Woodward Abrahams. g; W. Bentley
w. T i. B. knight Secretary. u024-E
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over 20 years Daily increasing in public favor Com
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Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
EAAIIM ORE, MD.
,sONDAY MORNING. FEB. ~. 1865.
To CNrrespOl,denfa.

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