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sANF0RD's
FAMILY CATHARTIC. PILLS.
.ooNponEpEn FRnn


Ftre gsgeta1le Extracts. and put q, In GA
sSkS DIR Tight and aeitL keep d1kysc climate
Inc 5F<4MlLI~ .C4=t sfTHARTYCI PILLS Is
ente nut active tic which the proprietor
has used IN his prnctCe y ir1ore than 4yrent
Thcconstahtly tncreas= = ling demand from fSose
who have long used theiE PILLS and 'tb9 ssfiEl
faction which all express lin rerar IN thar ,,so
has induced me to place ithtn within fTs TascI
of all. ipi - = 's'414t sHe tsl 'sa
me me profession we'll know tlat different Ca
tnarncs act on dnerentt q tportions of the bowels
The FlfALLIr CiTLE-i IA RYICI PILL has SyEitb
reference to thisi7 well 5esta1Iished fact
been compounded from la variety of the 6i,ros;
Vegetable Extract II, which net alike a;,.rys
ny part of the olementa-P4 Inv canal and ors 5sI
9n1zsayS IN all cases 81 where Cathartfc is nee
GGn, such rs OeraTlge-i 3gtetitE of the SGRtdch,
sSteetnes 41LIl3 IN GLG Back and LOiMS. COEtire-
.teS: 11an ana SDTe7lesS The lg9ls G6iy rom
sHIen coiq' which ire quently estcd, end
ma long course OF teteTi Toss Of 1efite a Green
ing .SeNgdtLon of ECRd ~ oreJ ne tolIl RSFffs45SS
ztess, Headache 11fght . lin HE IedlI All L,fg5n
RtQtgry DiseuScE HORNS in Children or Admir- fpIs,
RaatiSm, great I4irife- of thu Blood and MANY is
cIses TO which flesh Is heir to-, IN a.;
in this advert iseInent.t Dn9e, Ifto3
49, PRICE 3 IlTHIES.s3
The LIVER INYIG0RATOR and FAMILY "a
TilARTtC PILLS are retaiird by Druggists generals
y. and sold Wholesale by the Trade in alltile large
towns s. 7. w. SANFORD, NJ. D..
SlanlJa.tnrer and Proprietor,
agents, l. II. l.oGAN q CO dec2=d&w1y
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, 1854
Lo C ATED,
Cor. Baltimore ana CharIos-sts..
|FoUvDED, 1882,


FOUNDED CHARTERED. 1854
Loo ATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Charlcs-Sts..
BALTIMORE. ND.
fNIIIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE MOST
j. prosperous and lourishig condition. Twice du-
ring the last two years has it been necessary to otain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the ip
cretIsiug number Of Students representing nearly
every state in the Union.
1t now oecupios one of the most conspicuous and
desirabiy located buildings IN the CITY, The rooms
are commodionsly nrTngetl, spacious and elegantly
Tho advantages and facilities here to young
men desiring TO qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room or TO Obtain
1hprOltgh Practical BW&insSE iMcation generally. are
nnsurpasse, In any particular by any smilar estab
lishment tnthe UnitS.t states.
Z. X. L0SIER,
prncipal-Iecturcr on the Science Of Accounts Com
nisrce, Business Customs, etc.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor of the Theory and Practice Of
and Commercial Calculations.
81 II. II. DAVIES.
Associate Professor of Bookkeeping.
N. C. JOHNSON.
professor OF Business and ornamental Penmansihp
S. I. WILLIAMS. ESQ.,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. B.YEATBs tERSE.D. d.
Lecturer Commerial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Thos Swami, Vim IL KpiRfler, Esl.,
jacob Trust, Esq, VIM Knnbe. Esq-
The ColIoss Is provided with Commercial Library
Of Standard Works, expressly for the of the stu
dents.
Zach Student has desk to himself, and is seI@-
ratsly instructed.
Thers=heins no vacation during the year, Students
can enter at any tiTo.
The usually required complete the full course
from g to IL, weeks.
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to all GTaduates.
. large md Beautifully ornamcnted Circular. con-
aining upwards of SQUARE FEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, various
Characteristic designs peHnRnsllT &C.. sent ~ mai
free Of charge, accompanied with catalogue giving tu
part1culaEa. Address E. K. LoSIEK
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NJ ED 3; 2 q as 8.
san FO RD5s
Liver InViigorator..
N IS COAIPOUNDED

T Is COMPOUNDED
and has become an
Medicine, known ard APP
ll5el 1t, aud Is nowres0
all the diseases for which
sIthas cured thousands
who had given up all!
numerous unsolicited
session show.
The dose must be adap-
of tile individual taking
titles rs to act gently on
Letthe dictatesofsYo
the use of the LIVER
viii cure Lirer C0R-
DygpeoFia, G1T0HGe d.
plants, UyBertery, Drop
nal Conferences, CS0lie.
Cs02er1 EafnSltu11i, Rla-
HeHlReEEeE, aud may he
fOrdfHUry E1Iaily MedG-
HEADACHE las tllon-
tlgenty Minutes, iftlDo or.
taken at commencement.
Au I1h0 use u are Cir
its favor.
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FIVE PREPARATIONS
JOHN T LAKIM.
[successor to Wheeler & Iakfr

[successor to Wheeler & Takin.1
WTILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
v inspectionHu n Thursday, March 2eth, a new
and we'll selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings!
NISHlSG GOODS. -
Tic patrons Of tho old firm. and tho public in gem
etal, are respectfully invited to call and examine my
stock before making their pnrchnseB as Intent sell.
ing at small profits to cash and prompt purchasers
Ihanktui for the patronage bestowed upon tho old
nr1n solicit continuance Of the same for the new
establishment. JOINT I,ASIN. Merchant Tailor,
mh2s4Wd No. 102 Main ST.. Wheeling, Va.
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Ord B. s. Claiming, of New York CITY, writes:
u most chcerfully comply with tho request OF your
agent IN saying have found yOnr SarsapariiIa
most excellent Alternative In the complaints
for which We employ such remedy but especially
in Eentdte DtseGteS Of the ScrofnlOns diathesis 1
liave curtd many inVeterAto cases of LeucOrrhGa by
1T and some where the complaint was caused nv us
ceTdtion of the uterus The liberation itself was
soon cured. Nothing within my Knowledge equals
it for these female tierangements'
q Edward S. Marrow, ofNswbury, Ala, writes: ttA
dangerous orariql lunar on ono of the females in
my family which had defed all tile remedies we
could employ, has at length been completely cured
by Your Extract Of Sarsapariila. Our physician
thought nothing but cXtrpaion conld afford relief
but lie advised the trial of yOur Sarsaparla rs tho
last resort before cutting and 1t proved effctuaI
Atter taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
of the disease reInains.'
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
OF the Disease.

This is reuledy5so universally known to snrpass
my other for tile cure OF throat and lung compafnts
that 1t is useless here publish the evidences OF its
virtues Its unrivaled excellence for coughs and
colds, and its truly wonderful cures OF pulmonary
disease have nn,lc it known throughout tile civilized
nations Of the earth. Few tile communities or
even families. among them who have not some rcr.
s9nai ex pertenco of its ercts-some living trophy in
their midst of IFS victory the subtle and dan.
gernus disorders OF the throat and lungs As nil
know the dreadful fatality of these disorders and ns
they know too, the effects of this reIncy We need
not do more than to them that 1T has now Mi
tho virtues that it did have when making the cures
mankind.
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INDEPENDENCE, Preston Co. Va. GIL .IuIy. 1850,
DR. j. c. AVER: Sir: have been afflicted with a
painful chronic heu,natisni for long time, which
baed the skiilof physicians, and stuck to me in
spite Of all the remedies could find until tried
Your SarsaparilIn. One bottle cured me in two
weeks and restored my general health so much flint
am far better than before was attacked. Think
lta WpnIsrtnl Ine,ltctue j.RREAAI.
Jules Y Gelcliell.5 OF st. Ionis. writes: II have
been afflicted foryears with affection IF ue Lirsr
Which DESTROYED my health. rieleverything.a and
broken-dawn man for some years from no other
cause than derdlgeRle1t Of tFe Lirer. aIy beloved
SarsaTarilla because he said he knew you and any
thing you made was worth trying. Blythe blessing
oil God IT has cure me. and has purified my blood
ne to make n now man Of me l feel young again
The best that can DO said of you is not lalf good
enough"
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50cele, G0fire or ISiDlIIe,l NecI-.

010stCttgCetes u0ttFef or olUetled &Neck.
zebulon Sloan of Prospect, Texas writes: sTliree
bottles of Your Sarsaparilln cured from Goftre
- hideous swelling on the neck, which had Suf-.
fered from over two years.
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j. @. Orr g. Co.

I06 Main Street.
ITAYE JUST RECEIVED THEIR FALL STOCK
III Of Books, Stationery, &C., and prepared to
ell As low as can DO bought in the city. Our stock
of Envelopes, Blank Rocks, Motto, IscttOr and Can
Paper is large and well assorted Also large stock
81 Sunday School Libraries, Present Books for the
old, young and middle aged.
Albums,
Portfolios
Writing Desks,
Ink Stands,
Campaign Flags,
Campaign Medals,
Campaign Envelopes,
School Books,
Blank books,
Miscellaneous Rocks,
Sunday School Books.
JUST OUT,
Marion IIatland's New Novel; Nemesis Scarlet Let
ter. by IIawthornc tho Little Deauty, by Miss Grey;
tho Queens OF Society, by Grace Wharton; Wild Life
BY Capt. Mayne leit!; Life Struggle By Miss Par.
doe II Fnlrci,las: Mill on the Floss, Marble P4nn
Say and Seal, CA4sCls Illustrated Family Bible. etc
We have just received few copies OF The Political
Text Book, for 1880, complied by Horace GreeIey
We invite onr friends and tho pnhic generally to
call and examine onratocl before purchasing else
Mhere. JAS. C. ORR & Co,
ASllI1l 100 Main st.
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u. n ED 8 &, q a..
ssarsapanilla,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RI0OD

tor DAG snecdY ctra M thh snl,ininrIl nrirfina N


Auditor the speedy the suscined varieties OF
iT9tatG aRd ScTQflous 4tIsctSoRs, such as I4Mosx
HcerS SortA ETllptiOlis. limpIes Itstal&s Bl6tcI.
q, Boils, Btaia&, andlsaA SKIN DiseGSts.
OAKLAND. Ind. 9th June. 1880
y, o. AYR i Co. Gents: I feel It my duty to 40
EnoWled what yonr Sarsaparilla has done for me-
Having inherited Scrofillous Infection have suf
fercd from It In various ways for years Sometimes
tt burst in Ulcers on my hands and arms; some
times Il tturned inward and distressed ME at tho
stomach Two years nEo it broke ont on my head
and covered my scalp and cars with one sore. which
was painful and loathSome beyond deecrintlun,
tried many medicines and several nhySicians but
without much RELIEF from nytling In fact the dis.
order crew worse AT lenelh Was rei6iced to read
in tho Gospel Messenger that sou had prepared an
Alternative (arsal arIln knew froni yonr rr,,T
tation that anything yoh made must te good
sent CINCINNATI and cot It, used st till 1t cured
me- i took it, as you advise in kmalI doses of a
teaspoonfnl- oyer month: and used almost three
bottlcs Now and healthy skin soon becnn To form,
under the kcAbs which after n while fell or NV
SKIN Is now clear. and know by my feelings that
the disease has gone from my syLtenI You can well
believe that feel what saying whom L tell YOU
that hold you to be Of the apostles of the age
aud remain ever gratefully, Yours,
ALFRED B.TALLEY.
81. d,,thoHg's Fire, Ross Erysipet1F, IsteT and
sat RheHRt, Scald Head, RiRgtoorpt, Sore Eyes,
. DrODsG.
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MI WATER 4 N;E1iTHE lfoUT8 IP sT3
TIE LST7G0RAT0R, AND ESW!4IIojv. S0TJJ#
TOGETHER. " ,fSs 20
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER DoTrLE,
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ALFRED b! TALLEY

81. A,tboRy's FIR, Ross or Erysipela4 Isttsy and
sat RheaR, 'Scald Head, Ringtoorpt, Sore Eyes,
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LeneoTT3tod or Whites, 0rdFidn TuInor, Uterine
liberation. Female Disedses
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". P. sN1Tn. Mater OF Transportat
L. II. COLE Gent Ticket Agent. nor2s
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Pare Vegetable Extracts.
. .SE.S Ar 1fnht- nt,,l
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SO 0 THING S Y.R. u P
FOR CHILDREN TEETuING. q

which greatly facilitates the process Of tcething by
softening the gums, reducing all inflanmntiOn-wi
allay ALL PAN and spasmodic action: antlis
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ONAND AFTER MONDAY. November 2sth, 1860.
rsassenger Trims will leave Bridgeport a, fol.
lows. Sundays cxcepted:) -
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.HERRINGs,-gs4
inE, Just resolved on;
u. RRILIY
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or write to ns (enclosing postage stampp. Of
and your inquiries shnll be answered far as pract
or JOHN G. UNDERWOOD. General Agent Am HHi-
grant Aidand Homestead Company, No.146 Broa,sWay,
New York. fe25.'Sq w
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TRAENSPORTATION
sMINTElI gaCI4EDHIIEIE
AS al aer .e SeTsaSs.. 81 lsY S6sp -

WHbELIN15 9th Move lla6J.7
ON and after the 18th sSoyenlber, 1885,
" ser Trains viii he run daily as follows:
FirSt-The orthWestern, Cleveland, Chicago, st.
Louis. indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus,
theeiing. Benwoo4l BaltimoEc aud 1TashnSt CITY
Express departs daily except S1pdars Mt g;45 A. a.,
aud arrives in Bal af451 Am. cunnecting With
heeaCltcst tho Eastern and cities
Returning, Leaves Baltimore Mt "A. b. and arrives.
at BenNood at S:lS@P 81 and Wheeling at S:45 A..
direct N It'll the Western press
tram This train stop for wood and water
and moalinE the passeugers. q
Second-The Great Sonthw estefn ST. Louis Cinein-
n9tI. Columbus, Wheeling, BenHo5d, Daltimorezanl
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
2sS r. ~ arriving In ENltimore at a:35 PAL, con-
neetpS with the afternoon trains tothe Eastern and
Southerneties. Returning, leaves Baltimore at p.
and arrives atBenuood at T:45 A. NJ and Wheeling
atS:lSA. 81, making direct connection whit great
Mesiern Express trains This trn will only stop for
wood and water and mealipg the passengers
freight Train with passenger eNT attached viii
leave daily except Sundays, for Grafton 4lOA. "
Returnipgs will arrive at 3-15 P. n
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Tho connecting of tracks by the Rail Road Bridpe
at Pittsburgh, avoiding all drayAfye or ferriaee 81
Freight, together with the saving Of time avan-
the Travelling Public. 3
For Freight Contracts Shipping Directions, apply
t. or address either of the following Agents OF lie
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'S0IaI0ads osIY

SIS = : - - =. 1900. -. 'suglon
-Sqt pIV slalrutd IoJ -stvIA 40 rtlEA ssgo aSTRr
$40 o. 'suonasIIp VIA 'ssxoq psIslIsI sISuV5
SO 60 suoHaaIIp UNA 'ssxoq psisqmnu sIsGts
I N9oa pua 'ps45qmnu tssxoq o 10 asRS
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and put up in sGLASSiC.4.
.!tI 4S ~ a,.y elimate.
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'AHOA-42N '4TAGHOud S9e ON 100 2 sAIHHI
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pup sSqa 10 $500 y dn s4gur !1sI sip LsAo 4ooI
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aud whyi because 4lerer ftlils 10 d6o, f,stauta
Tasuis reliff When given In time. IT acts as by
magic, and one trial alone will convince you that
what Ia true. cnntaiiIs
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9'9s LTaln, stopping All stNtfons
except Liverpool, Smiths Ferry; Indus
try, Beaver, New Salisbury East Roch--
ester, Earlville. Macednnia Bedford and
Newburg; arrives at Pittsburgh at 2:40
A. 81, Baltimore ut 600 p NJ, PlIlafiei-
pliia MT 500 I. NJ. New York at 1920 p.
a., Cleveland at $40 A. 81; Toledo ut
1880 p. ~. Detroit Mt 600 r. 81, and
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-14
Proclamation by the Governor.

This has leea year of plenty. Fruits, and hoseEs,
and golden grains have been spread out before Us IN
sbusdAnee AID now that The yellow tinss Of Autumn
tnoai.h that the harvest !. over II IS good for US
. De ourselves and give thanks 10 the Giver OF al
so<S let a. around hTesdes, and cur aitars
aud ely thank the God OF Heaven for the macy bless
.ngs lhst daily receive a; His hands Ard IS our
hearts sen n er.t;ade let 40: forge. TO pray that
var pes.lenee famine and civil commctions may be
svsed from happy land and that th, great eoaisce
rscy Of STATE. nay be ceEensd IN bonds fasting friend
a, and thereby esctuay secure the blessings
VI Liberty u osrsges aud pOs.ery FOR ali time 10
come
lido Therefore sPpont Taursdsy, the tseaiy ninth day
" November next, day a Thanksgiving and Praise
20 ALMIGHTY bis e3 ,ayOrs. Let On that
dsy abstain fom a secular aoOs, and with contriie
hearts humble ourselves before Him who alone IS alb TO
save
IN WlISXss WHEEEJF, l have hereunto set
IL 81 my hand sni caused the Great seal OF the
State Of aieh yan to BE- affixed, at Lansing,
this OH day Of October A r. 1850
BY the Governor d. NA>'r4.
y G. IssEIL Secretary 81 state
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-14
The Party Of :. One Consolation

Defeat affects different persons differently.
Certain ones, it causes to blasphene and swear
No; SO the pious soul Of the st. Johns Democrat.
Him it inetes TO quote scripture, after a fashion
He SAYS whom the Lordloveth, he chasiiseth."
Now, though the "the Devil may quote scrip
ture," il seems that Douglas editor cannot
hence an inference arises, not fat.eTing to the
Douglas editor, but comparatively so TO the
Devil. This wrapt soul continues:
"And no one, considering the result OF the
elections can fail Of being convinced that He
who doeth all things welp regards us-we mean
the democratic party-with especial favor.
We most respectfully beg leave of our pious
neighbor, rejecting expurgated text, to accept
the following:
"For whom the Lord ioveth, he chastensth,
and scourseth every son whom he receiveth."-
Hs5. -XII-6.
Now it appears plain TO Us that the editor of
the st. Johns Democrat and his friends, have
passed through their great cas;igation. Can they
ever have fear of greater: and are received
into "Abraham's bosom:" If We are right, then
indeed their sufcrings are ended, and they have
az the DtHOcfdtS say, oic eohooioiioh-
The Democrat proceeds to mingle reflection
with Scriptural quotation, or for what is inten-
ded as such, as follows:
ave console ourselves with this reflection,
now chat we "behold the prosperity Of the wick.
ed"-the republican party. They are not
plagued as other men are, and Their eyes
stand out with fatness," vet We hope at no dis
tant day to behold their downfall. Watch and
pray"
We admire the Democrats determination "to
watch and pray" but it is much TO be feased
that if he prays until he sees the downfall OF the
Republican party, he willfall among the category
of those "who for a pretence, make long pray
ers," and if he watches" for that event Till it
comes, he will "be weary with much watching,
and will "seep heavily
The epistle of Timothy to the B-hreys. from
which our neighbor Of the Democrat makes Al
attempt TO quote, contains many excellent pre-
cepts and nculcations, and it is hoped that he
will not confne his readiny to chap. xii, but vii!
read on through The next, and closing chapter,
where in the third verse, he viii read,
Remember them that are in bonds, as bound
with them; and the!a shich suffer adversely, as
being yourselves also in the body
Also let him ponder and regard the seventh
verse,
Remember them which have the rule over
you, who have spoken unto you the word oil
God; whose faith follow, considering the end Of
their conversation"
Also let him not forget or overlook the seven
teenth verse,
"Obey them that have rule over YOU, and sub
NIT yourselves; for they watch for your souls
as they that must give account that they may
do it with joy, and not with grief; for that is
Improbable TO you"
What Timothy inoulcates We urge, trusting
that by obedience to it, he may deserve and
adorn the beatifc condition, in which his acts
have placed him.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-14

WHAr BECOMES bF THEIR MAJORITY A cor
responder. of thsN. Y. Tribune well suggests
failure to securYa Republican majority in the
House Of Representatives gives a very tolerabe
aspect to the accession spasma of Alabama and
South Carolta.
Suppose fhe secession of those States, and even
Of Georgia. Florida, and Mississippi, the only
States whose secession is amongthe possibilities
Immediately thereupon beth the SENATE and
HorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES become completely
RsPCBLIcAA. Congress and the President, wise
iy acting upon your excellent idea of mastery
inactivity as to coercion of the secedents. will
find nothing in the way of their speedily passing
liberal Homestead bill, an effective Pacific Rail.
road bill, and Protective Tariff act
Then what can the Secedents do to prevent
the business interests Of the country from spring
ing forward, in career of accelerated prosperi-
ty, such as will make the UNITED STATES the
foremost power and the happiest and most pros
porous nation in the worlds
To NE, the prospect ahead seems of the
brightest, whatever may be the course of South
Carolina Disunionists
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-14

ROMANTIC WEDDING TO CoNR On.-A short
time since one of the many agents that ars
abroad selecting musical talent for America, cen,
on to the care of this house French gih, sbc
was engaged TO teach for one year in . southern
institution on a salary of 60 per year. On Der
nay to New York, she saw German merchant
of this city, who was smitten with her, for che
was young lady of dazzling beauty. BE 10.
lowed her To New York, and made formal pro
posal for her. hand. The gentleman ~ vel
known 10 the head OF the house ofAAdams Co,
a gentlemen OF wealth and standing. BuI
the young teacher declined the proposal q lex
till her contract for teaching should expire, sst
the consent of her parents obtained. But TIE
gentleman was not u be put of. The lady has
great confidence in the integrity Of the company,
and relied on what the house of Adams 70.
said Of the honor and position Of the suppb,rt
She repented and yielded, and cards are pov Oe'
for the wedding at one Of the most fashicoabs
hotels. and this yovng adventurer, with soshas
but her talents and beauty, viii soon Be q "
head of all establishment, with husband seri
$500, ooO-N. y. Cor. Boston Joxy~sl.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-14

OLD VErfRANs.-Jesse L. Parmeter, of the
town Of Concord, is ninety -four years old lie
attended election and cast his vote for Genera
George Washington the first time he was elected
President, and has attended every Presidential
election and voted except one. On Tuesday
last he went to the polls and cast mis- vote for
Lincoln, Hamlin, Blair, and the rest of the Re-
publican ticket, and exhorted all his friends to
do likewise. No wonder that Concore rolled up
such rausing majority with snch veterans 10
lead the van.
Mr.. Clifford. another resident Of the same
town, is ninety five years of age, and also voted
for Washington, and has attended every Presi.
Dental election since except last TUESDAY. lie
was prevented from voting for Old Abe by res.
son of broken thigh, which made his removal
from the house impracticable.-Jack. Citizen.