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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06
Bnsinsus Notifies.
cH1fpREN's FANCY HATS.
-. hlsh order OF

CHlLDkEN II hANNN
..s,.,o. 40 = rrowins dcmsne for high o'oeso
DnEss HAgs yOR CHIDAES, =,
,u,, opened rev, select, and eesgaal sssOfssn. o.
and msuuscure comprising every desirable
and pattern and furnished 10 the Ss sppIoIs,e man
rsr. general assortment o. DOS 81" A''
OAfS A- wARNoCk Co. Hatters
No SIG Brosdway St. Nicholas Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The Pacific Railroad Committee adopted an
amendment this morning BY s to 4, which some
what changes the complexion of the proposed bill.
BY Mr. Curtiss proposition the road stopped at tho
bead waters of Sacramento; now it goes to tie
Bay of San Francisco, over 200 miles further.
Six members of the Committee were absent and
an effort will be made to reconsider. They agreed
that individuals should build the road and about "
names are intended 10 be inserted as Commissioners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06
Four DOLLAR HATS.

LEAKY Cos ssecessos to HUET DusENsvRt' Nos. 2, :
"a Astor HOUSE having increased their facilities OF man9
re snd purchased their material fvoaoy n ErRoPk ana ~
az -ke are now prepared offer al the above Prce an
Gle which In quality sly aud finish cannot be aPProsneo oy
rnv oshe house the trade. These bats are al o. e
ana made under their personal tuperrisoH and
for OF Years every improvement has been nttoo9ceo e
theft fact es they state confidently that thet sones are
aneeuaffd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

BATcHELORs HAIR DYE, WIGS, and TOUPEEs
are pnyaled They lh easy durable and ht e chm
he b. n e wcrd the only harmless and reliable DYE known
Apply a tie Factory, removed 10 No. 10 Bond-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

GURRNsRY's BALM is the best external remedy
IN e1stsnce gives immediate and permanent relief In the
severest Of keuaga al pain and Inflammation
the Burn Scsld Bruse rs cents bottle Depot
No tx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

PARKER Bros. LONDON CLUB SAUCE is just the
e cEg needed by the public take the place Of the
Inferior which have enjoyed monopoly and been sold
superior cheaper than al others Ia the
seai sails n Is enjoying the best test Of its merits and
clarity sold by ali respectable groceS and by A. J. Parker
No IL Rsekmar.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

We PArrOs, wAIunsunr coAu. receives THs TnsVsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

LADIES Splendid CATERS, win ana Without
Hs !. ~ aud 70 ref pair Cl aming SHIPPERS, 10 lO
lovely Doors and SHOES Tor emoen al ssylss Gu PI.0e'
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private charity the expense Of q must be necessarily
great If native girls are 70 be taken into family
schools, II must be at q tender age. and they must be
kept there for q number Of years, until their charac-
tiers are formed and they are able 10 support them
selves. or 70 settle in life. The annual expense Il
each pupil in Miss Og1en's school i $50, aul the
bqildingsa AMI accommodation are provided by private
subscription
In the school Of Mr.. Bishop, Of Lahaina. the cost
Of each girl l. 500 q year, for boarding and tuition
only and this allows no compensation FOR the Prinei-
pal
In Mr.. Guliek's school the charge is sc Per week
hr boarding, washing, lodging and tuition, or 1912
Per year
In the school Of the Sisters Of the Sacred Hearts the
terms are go q north for boarding and tuition, and
80 a year for the use Of a bed, or say S2fj . year.
Prom this data 4 fair estimate may lie made Of the
expense Of impartiug TO native girls the domestic
training which = their great need, and the question
Il, what part should the Government bear III the
matter: In what ~ay and to what extent should its
AID " extended u these institutions, which are con-
iesse1!y Of the greatest ImpOrtances
The legislature Will 10 doubt give the subject the
consideration its Importance deserves, and act upon
1t IN a way that viii encourage and not check the
current Of private charity that DO" howsin this direc-
Il i q believed that the object can be best attained
b. apprOpratIng a suitable sum Of money 20 he e1-
pended IN aiding private individuals or associations
engaged II the good work, rather than attempting, as
a government, 10 accomplish il solely by its own
means, thus dividing the lator and expense, and az
the same tine enEsting the feelings and sympathies
u ID pbllaHthfcplc IN ttnaI OF the native girls,
which Of itself Is \ thing Of great importance.
Il must he apparent 10 your honorable bodies, that
10 meet the educational wants Of the nation, a much
greater amount Of means i required than il now pro-
videi, and that the strictest economy should be exer-
cisei IN the Lse Of them.
l observe = god many orphan children, particu-
larry IN Honolulu, who are obliged TO obtain a sup
port a. best they can, and who are Of course sadly
neglected, and l respectfully suggest that some legal
provision be made Cor them. II nothing better can
be devised, the Bard Of Education might be consti-
tuted the legal guardians Of all such as are unprOyi-
ded for, with the power 10 bind them out for a term
Of years 70 suitable persons, who may be able 10 sup
port and educate them for their services until Of age.
however, is only a suggestion.
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is only a suggestion.
REHABILITATION.
Z ERAL ITEMS.
TIE CENSUS.

In accordance with Section 759 Of the Civil Code,
il viii be the duty Of the President Of the Board Of
Education 20 make a complete census as possible If
the entire population Of the Kingdom, during the
present year, and it will be necessary to make pro-
vision in the bill Of appropriations for meeting the
expense Of the same.
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advertisements.

G. Err g. co.
Market Wharf
OFFER FOR SALE IL FoLho"iN'
- Dry Goods.
Cases blue drilling. .Baies jeEett city tenims,
S Ssfss ! aisSGfs S 5aFs. Cas-. denim pants:
Roots. shoes and Leather
Mems pegEed Eaat hrosans'
Mem Ts s!s o5lsGn trogans,
Men, Men: AZ i pe.sss5s' + ; as;,: shoes 'e~eh and rSsssd
Russet bride leather
Rigging leather
Fin. extra corn meal. Cafes tomato ks:ehnP'
Barrels extra vinegar, i2os'.r'
Boxes ;. W. soap, SIa am ppe
Gases sAlad cream. " oAeA pePpH'
Boston Beauty; Nos, : ; and !; aDas
Perfect Treasure, Nc.
The above avor..e brands are complete, with hollow ware, &c
Naval Stores, Paints, &C.
Barrels cotton t~ine' RIarE xaT II,
Sss. Sees"aA' Csses spirits turpentine,
sail needles, Gases o'uea Oh
Iron shovels. Bars refined iron,
Axe handles, Sheet Eine y.
Handled axes.
Wrought spikes,
Iron riyets, linen hA4s'
Csst-stael shoyeIs. c. :. spades,
Sundries.
Gases tobacco. Casks coal, Horse art,
Sl,r chimneys. Oi-cask shocks, Bales corks,
Kegs shocks and heads,
CoTdage.
Coils spunyarn,
Coils hOuse-ine,
Coils MARINE,
Coils Am. seLEing,
Coils Russia rathne,
Coils Russia bolt rOp-
ALSO
One TiIbury Jumper, Iso-u
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ACCOUNTS.

The receipts and disbursements on account Of the
schoOl-tax for 1853 and 1859 are embraced in the an
nexed tables marked Up, Up, as before stated. The
returns in the Office are not sufficiently complete 70
enable me to present you an account Of them for the
first quarter Of the present civil year.
\ summary Of the receipts and disbursements I'M
der the appropriations for 1858 and 1889 is herewith
annexed marked NIX.
In conclusion, | take the liberty respectfully to cal!
the attention Of the Legislature to the fact that no
provision whatever is made by the Government for
the instruction. either secular or religious, Of our pri-
soners. The number in the State Prison 1t Honolulu
is not far from one hundred on an average the year
round, and although charitable persons occasionally
visit them with a view to their spiritual welfare, 1t
appears TO me something more than this is necessary.
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advertisements.

For Sale
BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
The Cargoes Of the British Banks
HUMPHREY NELSON"
AND KATHLEEN"
FROM LIVERPOOL,
Dry Goods.
Blue eos'9ns White oo,,ons .aF-T4ae White eo,t9as'
yelo. F5,ats, PLAIN Ia[5sy ri e59;h, sias-
PLAN AMI 1ancy silks, Victoria lawns,
furniture prints, eotsoa sheetiHs'
e0,'oa handkere4iet printed
Val-nciennzs hand
kerchiefs, Tur-
KEY reido,
LINEN
hAadEerchie.s,
denims, riding hats,
cotton umbrellas, SIX
umbrellas. sewing cotton. blue
and scarlet serge shirts. PHO; Jackets
Bel ncks- white blue and I'd blankets railway ~TappeEs,
meriaos, alpacAs, plain and figured, sup-rtne and common
mems felt hats, six haHtSzrchiefs, supvThne tweed trouSeTings,
shepherds plaid, blue t~livi flannel, plain blue flannel white
shirts, cotton trouserlngs, printed musHns, &c, SC Se, sc.
Hardware.
Bunlies round iron, asstd, tat lar iron ass;d,
Tenor saws, assorted locks knives and FORKS
y. NJ spoons, scissors, c1rkscreEs, plated spurs,
Butchers steAs, carpenters AIDES,
Iron hurdles, 5 IT long, in ! upright ana . horizontal bars,
CoJp-rs' rivrt-. brass butt hinges. plane irons,
Cut nails, ass,d sizes, metal brace buttons.
Naval stores.
Tarrel rope, asstd sizes, Manila rope. bolt rope,
H Hnngrn Hn e.l5 bole sP iinserd oil. spirits saT t Of taTpen.ine,
sAl canvas. asstd, barrels Stockholm tar,
Barrels pitch, ship scrapers, sewing palms,
Iron aud bras. screws, caulkine irons.
RedPa'hs pa'en; pumps Tiai hy wheel
Gases sLeatnlar Upper, II a. a 50 o.,
Casks composition nails, assorted sizes.
Groceries.
Gases English bacon, do do hams, 6 Cheshire cheese,
Candied orange ami enron peel, cases pickles.
Preserved meats and vegetables, cases maccaroni,
yermieeIi, tapioca, sage, cloves, cayenne pepper.
Gases sardines, in half and quarter tins, salad oil,
Muiagatawny paste, stearine candles,
ieliow soap, motued soap
Liquors.
Pale Cornac, Pale sherry, Pine Old Port, Caret,
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER,
Hhds Salts Ale, hhds. Younser's Ale.
Sundries.
White saltwater soap, perfamery, false jewelry,
Crate g. as:o rte s ea5then"aTe,
Iron Po'., tin plates,
Small chain, Liverpool salt,
Baeksmiths' coal,
steam coal,
Green paint.
Hoop mon, l case superior assorted English cutlery,
FIFTY TONS RICE, in lo0-fb bags.
ALSO
Received per bark SEA Ny II II. from London,
MARZETTTS ALE AND PORTER,
md per bark from London, an assortment
Of ENGLISH GROCERIES.
md By the FIRST conveyance from England after the HUM
'HREf NELSON, for which, vessel they were too late, a beau
tful assortment Of ENGLISH PRINTS, including pink and
elbows. and other choice styles.
II The designs Of these prints, as well as Of those received
er ." Humphrey Nelson" are entirely NEW, and not copied or
orro~ei from the old designs Of inspirations by other houses.
lGOJf JANION, GREEN * CO.
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IL
Hist fEfnilpn nHE ann
~ AAN
a-..er -- srr.u
I'LL MN n HkkIVnt ~
osss~st -ht HttiitsnHSs
=. Do
="
BOSTON w ATER CRACh
Id Boston crackers,
Boston butter crackers,
Boston oyster crackers,
Boston milk crackers,
Boston ginger snaps,
Boston jumbl-s,
;. Z. water crackers,
Assorted English biscuits.
Case Goods.
English Jams,
- jeHies.
pie fruits
American pie fruits,
3" pickles, pints and quarts
English pickles.
" Durham mustard,
" sauces.
" Lea & PERKINS, sauces
french ohves,
eapers'
- ,
~ ipIles, III '1S H"' '"''
- y'
cr,ib.Iyy -; 49,
800 - 80. .y,5n
N syrup
-. &. -
p pIm meat
IT,
us ~ sloi s!luPa a. g..
49,. -
Los1eis IN l IA = II
LAM "a u TINS
A.uH's H > auu : 10 Hs
IN = 10 TINS
G'
49, I'll
S1 ar Ia Ia
saIar,,s.
neast Powder,
Herbs assorted
IuHJ p'"uer'
Cayenne Pepper,
Tomato Catsup,
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Makiki Family School.

e bN ILDINU Has BEEN - IN
and furnished from the money and articles contnbuou ,t.
me residents OF Honolulu, so that about ffeen pupils, -
~ !" nos already in the school above named, can "N
well accommodated.
Gris OF from five TO eight years q age, and those -
probably be kept in the school until their education IS compN~
VIII have the preference.
The moral and physical. as well as the mental training =
pupils VIII be attend TO. To make them intelligent n' -
keepers, and give them habits Of Industry and usefulness W.
De the constant aim Of their instructors. AN.
Mss ogden, the principal, has had long experience. y ..e.
saal success as a teacher Of Hawaiian Girls and the ~
d uhs school have great pleasure in assuring parents ana Tsnt
hands.
Terms. Three dollars per week, for board and tuition; >C,
for further information, please address, or confer WIKI ~
Ogden. By order Of the Trustees.
CHAs. R. BISHOP, Secretary
Honolulu, May 25, 1860. C2IOim)
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FRENCH HOTEL.

- THE NED. DESIRING To
80. retire from business, offers 20 sell out his entire eStab
- lshmelt on very favorable terms. The central and
convenient situation ~ the spacious premises are well known.
and also the respectable patronage the hotel has enjoyed during
the last twey" years. The inventory j. complete and will re
quirr hut Ii-tic renovation. The lease ~ the premises i also re-
tuswable under avorihL, terms. For further particulars, apply
to t2l2lmD VICTOR CHANCEREL.
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iNbfrtistmtnts.

i. T.. Q
Shipping and Commission Merchant,
HONOLULU. OAHU, IL. l..
OFFERS For , F9E =, SIZE A.Iek& At LHE II L 3sL-
wAi;s Linen Ha3tksTchiefr
B!as FLANNEL suits,
Sl'' Laiiss Riding eaunae,s,
D''i Ra7ESs DUCK,
Britannia Casters,
Table spoons
SETS Crckery Ware,
Crates Croc1kSry
Ceokips >so,e-
ooIoNa
Dried Apples, China Rice, CArolna Rice,
COFFEE PROM TITCOMB'S PLANTATION.
Extra Prime Pork.
LOAF sUGAR, CRUSHED SUGAR, NAVY BREAD, HAMS
Ground Pepper,
Water Crackers,
metropolitan Caokers-
~ Jaim6ies.
Jars Prunes.
MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pocket Knives, Jack Knives, bag: Shot, boxes Needles, slvef'd
SOLAR LAMP C%HIMNEYs, Do. LAMP wIcKs, Nos.1&2
Rolls House Paper,
Carpet Tacks,
Assorted Files,
Handouts,
Iron Bed-tend,. One Cabin Table.
Large C~ompasses, Copper Pumps, Boat Comprises, Door Mats.
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES,
S SGSSFEs
Black Paint,
Green Paint,
Lewis s Brothers pure White Lead,
Pacific Co. Extra White Lead.
Kegs Lewis & Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint,
Cans Lewis Il Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint.
u Fore sails,
S''dains A A;;ci AND CHAINS.
BRUSSELS CARPETING.
OiIcIoth Carpetiug.
One sup. Patent Force Pump, Baltimore cane-seat Chairs
Rrogans, Assor;sd Shelf Hardware.
Brands Whaling Guns,
cutting Sas n sSocR:. WITH T4n ahsin ' Pgnd naa !' %iaei SRs I ist h ifSa ' Boas
Anchors, Iron Rowiocks, superior New Bedford whaieboats.
OIL CASKS M SHOCKS.
Coopper's Rivets.
Oak Plank, II, and Il inch.
Large nssorrm't Manila and Hemp Cordnse.
Cutting Falls,
Whale Line.
Try Pots,
Composition Sheathing Nails,
Composition COppering Nails,
Kegs Cut Nails.
MARZETTTS PORTER, SALTS BURTON ALE,
quarts and pints, quarts and pints,
FETLEY'S ALE, pints, BALES CURLED HAIR,
Indian Vegetable Btters, Essence Norwood,
Cherry Cordial, S~tOughton's Bitters,
Hot Drops, Essence Peppermint.
Palm-leaf Hats,
White Straw Hats,
Brown Straw Hats,
Drab Straw Hats.
Chndren's Hats.
A SMALL INVOICE or
STEEL y RAWLINGS.
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OAHU COLLEGE

SELECT SCHOOLS NOT UNDER THE CARE OF GOVERN
MEST.
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A0bfrGStmtMs.

II. q A..
OFFER FOR SALE II FOLLOWING eonns ~
ARRIVED PR 9'Cl
"SYREN !" FROM BOSTON
HEAVY brown MEMS woo.
Heavy Auoskeaz dsnims, Nests Of ,rnrt.
Heavy eagle denims, Cases corn meal
oil cloth ~carpe;ing, Cheese. '
Cotton pants, prunes,
Jackets. Hams.
Shirts, Sarsaparla syrap.
Grey, blue and scarlet hAnne! Lemon syrup,
shirts Ounces,
Pears,
Piums,
Preserved milk,
English mustard,
Curry powder,
HaIihuts,
Cases refined lard.
Crushed sugar in half bIS.
Raisins,
Chocolate,
Sailed herrngs IN halfbg.
hdders cordial,
Pain kiie,.
LICENCES aud Canis.
salt water sop
Whiting in half barrels, boiled un-e,d on '"~soAFs
Pure white lead, bales fax tzine,
Ash oars, ID, l. and Is feet long.
Doors and window sashes, assorted sizes.
Also
A large assortment of Boots and ca
Consisting as follows.
MEMS thick boots, Mems kip boots.
Mems glove top Congress gait Childreu's and vou,h,.
erS. Mems colnrei 49, c0s
Mems opera Congress CATERS, CATERS. 0' N0ogTs|
Mems stepped Mems kp brogaas,
Mems black cloth, patent tip Mems calf
Congress CATERS, Mems welt calf hros.p,
Mems calf boots, Mems pumn sia -
Youths kip and calf brogans,
Ladies' glove kid slippers,
Ladies' cloth kid slippers,
Mems metallic rubber boots.
Mems metallic sandals.
Mems metallic overshoen.
Mems calf welt long boots
Nomens metallic sanisl.
Momen's metallic oy,ryh.
A large assortment of Ladie. Gaiter. =,
~SIipPers Iq
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
biennial Report
OF THE PRESIDENT OF
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF 1860.

CCsaeIgied from las. zek)
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Balance in favor Of paper,............. $50 81

\ more economical arrangement was made with the
Director Of the Government Press at the commence
ment Of the fourth volume, by which the expense Of
printing was reduced some 81 200 below what II was
in former years, and hence the improved financial
condition Of the paper. as above stated, which has
enabled the Board Of Education to pay the editor a
small salary Of $500 u year for his constant labor,
and still have a small surplus. This will be eIPend-
ed in procuring cuts for the greater improvement OF
the paper, which the editor will purchase during his
temporary absence. The paper is temporarily IN
charge Of 5. {. Armstrong, acting Clerk Of the De-
partment, until Mr.. Fuller returns. The prospect
now is that the number Of subscribers for Vol ~ will
increase to 26OO at least, which is a good indication
Of the popularity OF this small weekly, and of the
thirst Ct the people for knowledge. The entire Civil
Code Las been published in its columns, and Is thus
placer in the hands Of its subscribers at a very tri-
fling cost.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-16
Pablo H..

AN ACT to amend an act entitled can act for
giving effect to certain treaty stpulations be-
tween this aud foreign governments for the ap.
prchension and delivery up OF certain offenders"
BE il enactcd by Mc SENATE and House Of RcDre-
sentotiUes oftle Unhed Siatcs Of America in COH.
greSs dssembLed, That in all cases whore any depo.
,idons warrants. or other papers, or copies thereof
shall he offered in evidence upon the hearing of an
extradition ca. under the second section of the
act entitled "An act for giving effect to certain
treaty stipulatiUns between this and foreign gov
ernmcnts for the apprehension and delivery up Of
certain offenders approved August twelfth, eigh-
teen hundred and forty eight such deposttiUn war
rants and other papers, copies thereof, shall he
admitted and received for the purposes mentioned
in the said section, if they shall be properly and
legally authenticated So as to entitle them to be
received for similar purposes by the tribunals OF
the foreign country from which the accused party
shall have escaped. and the certificate of the prn
cipal diplomatic or consular officer Of the United
States resident in such foreign country shall be
proof that any paper or other documents Offered
is authenticated in the manner required by thi,
act
Approved 90 June 1850
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-16
pnl,lic 10.

AN ACT to declare the meaning Of the act en-
titled "An act making further provisions for the
satisfaction Of Virginia land warrants" passed
August thirty one, eighteen hundred and fifty.
two
BE II enacted Jy The Senate and House Of Reorp
antatiUes 9th UnIed States Of America in Con
gress assembled, That the Secretary of the Inter-
or, in executing the provisions of the act passed
August thirty. one, eighteen hundred and flty-two
entitled can act making further provision for the
satisfaction of Virginia land warrants be required
50 to construe the same rs to authorize the salts.
faction in scrip of all warrants parts Of warrants
issued on allowances made by the execution OF
Virginia prior to the first day of March eighteen
hundred and fifty two coming within the principles
already recognized by the Department of the In,
terror in the execution of the provisions of the said
act. and whether issued before or since the first
day Of March, eighteen hundred and fifty two:-
ProrideI. horerer, That no warrant or part OF n
warrant shall be satisfied in scrip, founded or issued
on any allowance made by the executive of Vir-
ginia since the first day of March, eighteen hun.
drcd and iilty-two--
/ Approved % June, 1860.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-16

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Female irregularities. weakness, uterine dispacc-
ments, and all local uterine dinicuties and cUnst-
tutional troubles Of women, arc entirely cured bJ
the GRAFENBERG MARsIAL's UTERINE CATHoLl-
Con.
In this connection, Miss Bcecher sister of the
Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr in letters to the people,
page l20, syys:-"l have nine sisters and sstcrs-n-
law. and fourteen female cousins, all married md
all delicate and ailing. Amid the immense circle
of my friends aud acquaintanccs cannot recall ten
married lndioS in this century and country, who are
perfectly hcalthy,' In cases, however, where the
Grnefenhcrg CathOlicun has been used, we must
say that heath has rapidly taken the place of dis
ease, and ladies have become robust, strong, Wig
orous and healthy.
Mrs. Clemson of Elmira. says: 'Beautiful in
deed is the conhdiug, trusting nature of woman n.
but how much does II need to be protected by Il
wlchtuness that will lead her, in time of disease,
to appeal tO medical adviser of scientific cducn
tion, moral worth and purity of character" All
these maS be secured By addressing the Gracfon-
berg Company.
It gives me great pleasure to certify to the inveri-
able curative action of the GraetcnbCrg MARSHALL
Uterine tnthulicun IN all eases of female disease,
and to the skill and high moral character of the Med
lcal Dcpar rtmont ol the Graelcnbcrg Company.
j. 7. LAMBERT, NJ. D.,
Auburn Four Corners, Penn
Is 0ched to witness the feeble health of women, n:
] have Travelled my circuit preaching the Gospel
thank God, however, that | have seen all these
diseases give way to the Graetenberg Marshall
Uterine taihuIlcun, wherever 1t has been used.
Rev PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, Mich,
formerly ut cStcrn stark, Medina Co., q.
HS For sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealer.
Mlrrsburg, and u. G.. TUrTAE, Nashville
N4.tOr medicines or agencies, address
ii. Is. hlNGSL(, Cleveland,
No96ly Agent for Ohio.