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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05
THE UNION BANNER UNFURLED.

A Grand rally Of the Democracy is ex,
pected on Monday, the 18th day Of Septem-
Der at Red Wing. The meeting will com,
MERGE in the afternoon and continue into
evening. We urge Democrats and Repub-
licans to be present;to judge and decide wise:
ly men should hear both sides. Our Ger.
man fellow citizens should be present to hea,
our able German elector, Joseph Weinn.
man, who will speak in German, ..,, 80.
Give one day to the Country and let all
those who are opposcd to scctionalsm, who
abhor the disnnion tendencies Of abolition.
ism as taught by the followers of Lincoln
and Of slave-codism as taught by seces.
sionis,s Of the Yanccy, Breckenridge school
.: disorganizers, be present on that day.
Come from the farm, from the work shor
and from places Of business and listen tc
tho eloquent and able speakers, who will
address the Democracy on the 18th '''
1t is time for the conservative and patriot.
ic and Union loving men, to arouse them.
selves and fight in tho cause Of. the noble
Douglas who boldly tells the seccssionaists
to their teeth that ifthey dare strike down
their country's Gag, they Shall suffer the
traitors doom. Such patriotic words in
this time serving age should knit the hearts
10: Union men everywhere to Douglas
Compare such acts with tie fear-shakine
Lincoln, whe says he dare not visit his own
birth place for fear Of tar and feathers. A
national party and 4 national candidate
indeed! When lie fears to visit the home
Henry Clay and the conservative State Q
Kentucky! Comments unnecessary.
Douglas animated by q devotion TO, The
country, with warm and ardent admirers il
every part Of the country can visit. ever
State from Maine to the Gullard carry will
him wherever he goes the hearts and The
love of his countrymen. Choose We = Will
ye yote for the muzzled Lincoln-who has
tvsa svl1 +. h.sP ,iis..ev,I sud " hvyr ! il
not suffered to have the liberty to speak, o,
even to wlite letter on political subjects
A party and leader that must necessarily
Keep nam can never successfully appeal to
men OF free and Independent opinions. sb
b. Come then, fellow citizens and hear for
yourselves the great questions. Of the day
discussed in . national, just and constitu.
tional manner. Drive the Sinking advo-
Gates ofseccssion and Abolitionism TO ex.
pose their, disunion designs and this done
tho battle is fought and the victory won
Conservative men Of al former parties
Union men Of every shade Of creed vii,
unite in the name Of the Union and the con.
slitution and put down this dishonest sec.
tionat controversy, which while it can do no
good may and must produce infinite harm,
ADD weaken the bonds Of the American
Union. s.- sit % So ao sSsss 3afs =
r-F = ri
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LIAbHbrr1jis.

x - 49, - blABIhI118Ss Ia - e
The amodnt.o liabilities aaiSp5Srno
os.s. e Ranks q ethel creditors None
Losses adjusted and not due 1,.it' S22, SAT-.
1 psesf rnffsassss +
small eli Ss e, Pr s1s'%s the arc
agents instructed to tade no .isks excseline
y, 900 dollars without special permission s,
The ereatest amount Insured in any enc city,,
low, village Or blood, yaries and depends.
41s Si rs; Ssy = r.o:
Hartford County, = is:H.rttord, July $780,.
se 81 * res sss'is; u2 ss9sss
to administer osths, T.. 81. Ripley; f5sSident..
and Ihomas K. Brace, Secretary and savc1al
!! made solemn oath that the fofeeoifK s:ate
ment Of the assets and condition Of the Etna
. AlENRY'FDwIER, Justice 81 the rsscs
-r, state Of Minncsots, :ressmess QRce..,
the Gtna Insurance. Cdmplny, 81 Hartford,
Conn, having folly complied .ttk The Te2
21,rements Of sn ect entitled ~ Tegu
offsbfuary 3. isso:'i Eesssy s "a ~
said company is authorized TO transact busit
ness in this Sta TO-. 81 -...st,s ,s.
Y s.;s, *, 1tn .b :.d
Slss eigh,ssn aaa.eds s as sists s.. q .p'y'
AR1Es sGHEFFER, ss1ste Tre.aurer..
.,,t;,. -. r. Fss 2 !,,a g. M!leit Ierk.
o''s, Gss sxs11s'sssssj 1saSss 3 ne;
i nidti~ ,s.ettpeNAt Y 4oi ilbaFt, cle1ks. =
r@he91. 10 aniaso1s 81 49,
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Howe's Standa I'd Scales.

l,HE CoPARTNERsHIP, heretofore existin
i under the name and firm Of Iittlefeld 8
Maginnis, haysng, been diseoty mutual
consent on the 18th day Of this month, notice
is here by given that the business, Of the firm
vial be ifanSactsd, by tho subscfibJr, wlos vii
continue in;ehafgc of the paper, y ~ y
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; FILE FIRST ELECTION.

nc The Election in Maine for msmbees d
Congress aud Governor, takes place on Non.
day.next.la +. K. Stuart is tho Democratic
candidate foc Governor, AMI Israeli Wash.
Cutne The Republxan. 81 The Democrats
Congressional nominees are as follows: d IL,
District. Thomas51 Al. Hayes; I'd District,
Calvin. Record; Sd. District, AlfrsdiW y ohn.
sou; 18th District, sbsnj. a. Co. Fallsr; Std
district, Samuel HI DlAke;- 9th District, sDiou
Bradhury. srsa SEQ s - aisa .rItla.
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DEMOCRATIC. APPOlNTMENTS.
We call the attention Of, our readers to
the following appointments Of Democratic
speakers: " .7d es!i 'i}sN i,as,12' ,ssTs:sL'
Hons. Wills 4. German, and JOSEPH,
Weinmann, Cia German candidates for Pres
idcntial Electors Hons. John NJ. Gilman
and james George, Democratic Candidates 70,
Congress, and also Hon. Amos Coggswcll
will ad iress the people as sollows: @..@
Red Wing Monday, September II
Pine Island Tuesday, !" is
Mantorville "Wednesday, !" 19
Owatonna So Friday, &c 81
Wilton -ed- 81, Saturday, "'e,tiryl22
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From the Pioneer and Democrat. VI s@sis
ABE lsINCOLNsAFRAID TO VISIT
rs, ONE HALF or THE cOxFEDER.
i eertespsnasnt ii he New 'y York Hs,,;.
I'D, not. long since, visited Lincoln & hi.
home in Springfield, and publ a favor.
ABLE description Of The, rail splitter. This
secon1t h& been copied. with approval a1s Il
into tGk nepub hcan nspefs ofthe conntrv
EIomM, We quote till l5l rs xii pafagfapb
ID y hlth NJ |ll-ihsptn makes Start
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- Ee;i esH toaL aisi etssix e'a4arss1oEa
-Iogi slgsg afssasW asoit qofa o.eD1&Ii
,.saftsnif3a' II st5ivs5.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05

GroaV a1sT7adjBeo eEt s1gfiw asiiimat 1870
-issE 8ds bnaaia gi7E5yoii1sg isas .aasJsisa
-e5Td0 ic1 asadr noaa~saT sfN IL s,usS
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05


9s AS citizen Of Goodhue and Of Zumbrota..
interested alike in my own interest, and /
claim for others also, Isuggcst to- you that
fair consideration f the business inter-
ests Of Red Wing which understand 70
he the object Of these Improvements, would
require fair notice of all points situated
on the same great route, which all wc have
TO say as tar IS Red Wing IS concerned, is
the road stretching into the interiiv;: AZ right
angles to the Mississippi from that place.
Excuse me for troubling you with these re-!
marks. We are. largely Republican here
it is true, but our whea: is IS, good, our IN
fuence in directing its destination as grea.
as if we were more orthodox ia politics.
Hoping you will receive these lines with
the same candor in which they were writ
ten. 1remain. very respectfully 81 a-"*tt *
We give place to tie above ccm,,munica-
ton with great pleasure. The writer is as
sared that the citizens Of Red Wing fully
appreciate the necessity of securing the
Zumbrota trade. For that purpose all our
citizens have contributed to the thorough
improvement. of the road leading to Zum-
brota, and we say toithe writer and to the
people Of Zumbrota, that they will reap the
ads antages Of tho good road we have. made.
The proper pride Of our Zumbrota neigh
boEs in: promoting the prosperity Of that
town. we do not believe will blind them: to
the necessities and wants Of other l,arts, Of
the county. We know that Zumbrota is
on the direct line TO- Ashland Concord
Yasioja and Albert Lea. Your. people
should also remember, that you have i good
bridge built At the County expense, ~ The
people Of Red Wing say to you that should
any casualty happen o,a.Aatz bridge that
they are willing. to be taxed to replace it;
bit. your people should remember that there
ARE other towns and farmers letsew here,
with heavy crops; that are equally entitled
to consideration and if they'r require i bridge
the people Of Zumbrota should b the last
% refuse their application and deny their
Just requests. H9ttod ie...s9 a,tazsi b:ta
tits clear that the North Branch Of the
zumbro should be bridged at the old ford ;
. bridge having peea buns at zumnrota Tue
justice Of the demand is thereby increased.
The people Of Pine. Island and the farmers
in that vicinity want il, and they should
have hay it, and We say that the citizens of Red
Wing will do alls,hey can ia. complete
the road West and South of Zunrbrots, SO
that the trade naturally flowing through
Zunbrota will come there. We believe
We have thus freely given expression 70
the views VI thu citizens Of Red Wing and
can assure our friends that there was i no
intention to ignore the Claims Of .Zumbrotaa.
AS for the Republican proclivities Of
zumbrota, tina. has nothing to do with the
question. They might be Africans instead
Of mnlattocs and still this constellation
would have 70 bearing upon tho Necessities
ofeur farmers who demand facilities in get
ting their crops to market. We should
have published this letter last week, but
cur absence prevented i y being reeeiyed -
time. -. -. ia VS. es;s,r.s al
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E CONDITION OF
s..sss..:-. ..
!. as required by. the
III, .hsIhba H.
4 IT. HaattorazCon-
Hsz W w
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j q : HELL u j. e:
any are +:
'p Val. Market Val:
! 377,499.3l
saKIW Gaa 2s7,15
1A,l6l,sG
'nsbaaas As,a9o.M
2
se4tpeNr aA'oos.
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l-a5 y Gaa, Jas sa:z
: 25,oo9is .ssE,ooo;s
6sgit oi+&1oouisG 10
!; $4,000 $1,000:
II, I!ig. Leei.ss2. s,sg:
sissymu evis $4,000.
p iaioaan rcaa BIZ.
slqa1ao;a ze!sI
nS1o, 900 so, 900.
- s,eoosaT 5000.
Nsi-.s...
; -: .sp,oqe IGS2 SIS
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3 10000 .al5gka.
'r so xrN9is7o1 Azs
81 .sttssa vrs.
10000 1000.
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hE'as G-.kT Falf
! s5,eoossA $4,000
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05

u u $500 oitt2t1 . - : = IN g II
;sIuoifraI .aatf III nj aoda Taatc *aa IA
sfSGlis fssIsS 81 Eevfa noftGs7Ss
y 81 scts~ vs?s
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05

,lT5Va % s3ET3 soI q a:ls77 .3E3A ,0Iali 5.fEso
f,a Il galts % s,iGaf aE5t syad .aaasaii-
estf'ta- IL ag.asa 4&.ss--5 t5lsasssasg is2a nssa
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05

TT G,ias,l5I..a6a 4E;dgs5d s;tt Ga. ia55dsR
~ is494" 20 q htIa- ,ssals lssF
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05

elect between the two principles repre-
scented, and the respective leaders
pledged themselves to resign all their
authority and arms into the hands of
the governments TINS designated under
the sanction of the intervening pow
ers. Our own Government is under
stood to have announced that while
n pacific intervention Of the sort con-
<emplated, if htails to. Command the
assistance cannot provoke the hostili-
~ ofthe United States, no armed In
reference to enforce its provisions
must be made without due previous
notice to the Administration at Wash
ington. The results reached are at.
tributed principally to the activity of
the Ptussian Ministerii in Mexico, whose
souatymen are largely. represented in
the foreign population Of the Republic
and to the influence Of Lord john
RUSSELL. rasoA EST ia5a5a& sili1 ta'iTt
The Douglas State Convention Of
Mississippi heldan adjonrned,session I,
Grenada on the 18th inst, and filed up
the electoral ticket 10y choosing +.
Smith elcctor for the State at large,
John Calhoun for the fourth district,
and ]. F. H. Claiborne for the fifth
'Fhe attendance was.large and cathus::.
ssme greats. A.; powerful speech was
p,ads by lIon..J. n. Clinton. ,yala-s e
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=, For the. Sentinel Sci Il !,
:: ROAD .MAE;EERs.a

!, "a .'A =. 'DZumbrota, August 21st, 1860: :
wv. ePnEIrs, DEAR SIR We, ar,
glad to- seetb BY your last paper that active
measures have been taken by the citizens
of'Red Wing to improve tho roads leading
70 the country. This we consider very: dc.
sirable on all ACCOUNTS, yet as citizenss Of
Zunbrota wc:considcr5 our trade and abusi:
ness Of some consequence and of growing
importance, We know that three. loads. d
wheat will cross our: stream on,;its .vaya to
market, where two@wili cross it at any other
point, above or below-to Red Wing therefore
We:knowius these things think tia little
strange, to saythe least, that inl;as notice
ofimprovements upon roads which lead 'as
directly toithis point as any other for al
least twelve miles, that no mention should
be made ofius at all; that we should Le ig,
nored entirely. Lake City people have in
idea Of policy, when they tap the Red Wing
trado'nt this point, aud! have spent much
money in smaking good roads to this point
and last fall as many rs thirty loads eo
wheat have been semitic Lake City ina day
by an agent Of that town established here.
@ AS q citizen Of Goodhue and Of Zumbrota
interested alike in my own interest, and
claim for others also,t ! suggest to- you tina,
a fair consideration :of tho business inter.
ests Of Red Wing, which I understand !. 70
be the object Of these Improvements, would
require fair notice of all points situated
on thesame great route, which all wo have
10 ,ssayas tsr IS Red Wing IS concerned, ;. is
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-E@Eittfi. ie s nfasoI5 st3t - :
sss1 ,ATtsssggTN .agYT Gsx
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Hail storm in Geausn and AshtabuIn


A severe hail storm swept over portions of
Geaugs and Ashtabula counties a few days
ago, doing much damage to windows and
the crops in its course. The first damage
was sustained in Hambden and vicinity, the
storm sweeping some twenty miles in length
and one in breadth. The Chardon Demo-
crat says:
The first man whose property was serious
ly injured, was Mr.. F. S. Quiggle who had
20 or 80 panes of glass broken, besides great
damage done to his orchard and corn. His
brother, Mr.. P. J. Quiggle, had considerable
property destroyed. Out of 72 panes of
glass on the west side of his house, only two
escaped destruction, and the whole number
destroyed was 90. His next neighbor, Mr..
Joseph G.. Wemple, had even the sash
smashed in by the hail.
About this point the storm appeared to
divide into two parts, one branch going
southerly by Mr.. Lyman Stockings who, a
few hours before, could pride himself on hav-
ing 8 or acres Of the best corn in Hamb-
den, but which was wholly destroyed in less
than 80 minutes of time. Along these pla-
ces, the hail fell to the depth of 3 inches in
the open fields, and TO the depth of one foot,
beside the buildings and fences. Some Of
the hail stones were as large as hens eggs
and hail was found plentinlly on the Satur-
day evening following.
Another branch of the storm went nearly
east through Montville and Leroy, and did
great damage in FootYille, Rome and Harts-
grove, in Ashtabula county. All along the
line of destruction, apple trees, peach trees,
and vines Of all kinds, were stripped of near
ly all their leaves, and hundreds of bushels
of apples were stripped off and bruised to
pieces. It is needless to say, that all the
buckwheat along the whole line was
threshed, much to the dissatisfaction of the
owners
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VIENNA

TRIESEMAR /, 2 AND g. PRO
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PAINT Of
England and secured By the Seals Of the Ecole De
Pharnaacie De Pariss and the lmparia College OF
Medicine, Vienna.
No. Is invaluable FOR exhaustion, sparmafouhGa
and all physical disabilities.
No 2 c0mpletely eradicates al traces Of those dis
eases that have heretofore been treated hy the nau-
cious and pernicious use Of copaiTa and cubahs.
No. 3 has entirely supplanted the injurious use
mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy re-
lief, dispensing all impurities and roofing out the
venom Of disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. !, 2 and 5, are Prspar the
form OF ozenge, devoid OF taste ard small, and
be carried in the Waistcuat pocket sQd in tin cases
and divided into separate doses, administered By
Valpeau Iallemand ROux, Ricold, sc Price So each,
A for So, which - and in 81 cases,
whereby there is saving Of So 10 be had wholesale
and retail, Of Dr.. BARROW, No. l94 Beeckar street.
New York. Immediately On receiVing remittance
Dr.. Barrow will forward the rrieseular to any par
Of the world, securely packet and add tse accurd
ing 70 the Instructions Of the writer.
81 Sold also BY GAILO1D a HAN
Wv. FISK. flavaiand iana'
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HOME TESTIMONY.


WEST BEDFoRD, Coshocton Co, o., May 4, SO.
Mr.. ID. B. kINGsLET-Sir: i have BEEN selling the
medicines Of the Graefenberg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them 10 give
good satisfaction and the Pills 1 have sold 70 a
great many as regularly as their tea and coffee and
with my trade they have become staple article
Marshals Uterine Catholoon is a medicine that has
done great amount Of good in Female Diseases.-
One lady sold 10 told me she had received more
benefit from one bottle than she did from a long
course OF medical treatment by the most skillful
physician. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg MARSHALL Uterine Catholi-
con.
Is offered as a certain cure accompanied with the
following Gymploms:
irregularities ~ eakless - taintRess--Dara
Appetite-Sallow Comprehension q the
Back and kfdueys-Chilla-Col Hands
and FEET -Bioaring-k eVeris shness-
Neuralgia-Headache-R
lessaess-Disturbed Slesp-Flushes
Of Heal-Generai Pain-CraWling and Pain IN
the Spine and between the Shoulders-Acid
Didicult Passing Of Urine,
with heat or emarting-I Itching, Burning and Irri-
tatiOn in the Urine OrFans-N -Nightmare-Dis
,pepsia -Hysterics-Anx Face
Nervous MISUNDERSTANDING
-OOnstipation--Irritabls Temper
DePrayed APPstite-F -FlatHlenee-Blostsd
and Irregular BoWels-Unpleasant Dreams
Pains in the Uterine Organb-Numbness and Pains
in the Limbs.
~ Sold By CITY Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country. r..r
- For Medicines q Age1eiss address
novl2dkw General AGENT for Ohio.
All of the Grsehenberg Medicines are for
sale by .li.su s.sls ll-
-. CHURCHILL a BROTHER, Druggists,
RIO $. W. cor Ontario st. Public Square.
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From Pixies Peak.

Gold is coming out more freely from
the Peak. The Express which arrived at
LeayenwOrth on the 9th ult., broughta con-
signment Of$35, 900 in gold, and about $780,
600 was brought by private hands. Mr.. H6dy-
son, one of the exploring party of the
Smoky Hill route had been killed by the XII
owa Indians.
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PEN1TENTIARY APPoNTMENTs.-Mr Charles
ComstOck has been appointed Clerk of the
Penitentiary, in place Of J. b. Goss, whose
term Of Office has expired. Mr.. james Bar
Gus has been appointed Steward, in place Of
Robert Wilson, whose term has also ex-
pired.
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Sttnrntgs ut 4aW,


I'D p. SPALDING, ATTORNEY n
lSs Councillor at Law, No 4 Perkins Biook,
LluFelnnd, Ohio. sept
WlLLlAM h. SHERWIN, AT
w TORNEY al LAW and Proctor IN Admi-
raltyi No. Perkins Building, Public Square Cleve-
land, Ohio. mar2OR2i
ELI BRUCE, ATTORNEY AND
IL COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Pension Agent,
Notary Public Once No. les Superior stret, staers,
Olsveland Ohio.
D0ARDMAN AND INGERSOLL,
ID Attorneys at Law, AtWater Block, foot Of Su,
perior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
v, .. BoARDnAG, teh6 3; ?. EeERsoLL.
DROOKS & FORD, ATTORNEYS
ID AT Law, Perkins building Public
bluare.
D. ". BROOKS, feb6 I. ". FORD.
WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
wv ATTORNEYS AT Law. Once No. sO Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio. s WILLIAMSON,
lan2l a. G. kIDLE.
A SPER, j. E., ATTORNEY AT
"a Law, Warren, Trumbull county, Ohio. Once
10 81 Market street. dec3d3l
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BEWARE OF ALL IMITATIoNsl

bAWAhA VI ALL AmlIAIlOAol
The Pain Killer is sold by all respectable Druggists
throughout the U. States and in Foreign Countries.
PFiess-25 cents, so cents, and 81 per Bottle.
J. n. HARRIS CO., Cincinnati, o.,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western States.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Gaylord & Hammond, Wm. Fiske,, c. S. AIacken-
zie, T. ". Sackrider, Cleveland And by Druggists
everYWhers. anel
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
III MEN.-Read notices In the Tribune since Dec.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
MEN.-Read notices in the Tribune since Dec.
Erom his Excellency JAMES D, WESCOTT, Gov
ernor Of Florida, and member Of the U. S. Senate;
''kOr upward Of twenty five years was afflicted
with disease in my family which the best medicine
and surgical talent in the country failed 70 cure but
which yielded in most satisfactory manner, to the
Graetenbsrg Remedies. cOnseentfously advise their
use. JAS. ID. " MESICOHT.
e- NV foRK, February, 1859.
Dr. j. Il. BRIDGE-Dear Sir: Some two years ago
an intinate female friend had been suffering from
falling Of the womb, whites and dsranged menstru-
alton, together with the attending symptoms 50
clearly described in your advertisements and PAM
phlets. She had the very best medical skill in this
city till entirely Frustrated and her physician finally
told her that be thought her life might possibly be
prolonged little longer under the most judioious
treatment. For two weeks alter that she continued
to sink, when came into your office at the Grae-
fenberg Medical Institute and related her symp-
toms. As you was confident Of the Graefsnberg
MarshaPs Catholicon, in relieving her, she dischar-
ed ali the physicians and tried it. though doubling
ly- PrOvidentially il relieved her quickly and i've
bottles entirely cured since then, for near two
years, there has not been any recurrence Of the COM
plant, and she Is strong active and healthy a.
when young girl. JNO. R. BRIGGS.
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2l0tels.

M ANHATTAN HOTEL.---NOs.
lNE 5,5 and Murray street, I'd door from Brood
way, opposite the Park, New York Huggins Fling,
Proprietors. n. Huggins, late Of Pearl street
House, Boston. d. g. Fling, late Of L0Teioys Hotel
New York. .'a decl ]
pAGG'S HOTEL, DETROIT. THIS
- House Is located directly opposite the Michigan
geRtrul and Grand Trunk Railroad DepOts, and near
the landing Of the Cleveland steamers aud Bufalo
Line OF PrOpellers- Passengers stopping at this well
koWn house, will save EUy CelfE Omnibus fare be en-
tertained az less price and equally well at any
other rEt class Hotel In the city. 1t will be found
in every respect desirable place for the travelling
public no pains pense viii be spared TO make
a ttagreeablo 10 guests
Il. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
may2lk2 kropTietOrs.