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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-02
CIR S;tar aub Cbroaills.
MONDAY. OCT %. 7<Ge.
TO OR LITERARY AND MIS- ELLtNE0Us REiDE
ltuiES AND ,liiiEnt<,

TO OR LITERARY AND MS ELLtNE1IS hEiDEgN,
LADIES AND ,HiiEEtN.
This week closes another Presidential Cam
paugn, as far as our paper lS concerned.
We have engaged IN political affairs more,
for The last four years, than our inclination
prompJed-hut not more than the firm con
viclions of Duty and Justice 10 our coun-
try's bes, interests demanded. We have
no apology to make. We think we have
wrought our share Of lahor-hope we may
have done some eoud-and leave the event
to the Al Wise DiSpo>er who overruleS all
the affairs Of men. Hereafter. We shall
publish more miscellaneous. literary and
news matter, for that class Of our readers
who are not expected to be 50 much inter-
eSted ia the greater issues Of the day.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-02
Impromptu-fnr 'h" STAR a
4 EIN. II.

O. think rot Of u,e In Tia" cittrrinC thron-,
In the tnaay ,,aucr or the rarclrs- song
When companions around are JOYOUS and free,
! wonli not. then. have the" 'hins oi me.
But when all the echoes Of mirth depart,
Aud no earthly cares invade the heart.
whcu thy every thought shnIl sacred he,
In that holy hour remember Inc!
1Iy Tan 1S.t IA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-02

Senator Hammond, burning and shi,
ming light in the Democratic party, is the
author Of the following beautiful senti-
ment: Read it, workingm.n!
"Thc man who lives by daily labor, and
who has to put out bis labor III the mar
ket, aud take the best he can get for it, in
short, your whole class of miuual laborers
and operatives at the North are SLAVES" "
Mr.. johnson, of Georgia, candidate
fer the Vice Presidency, advises his friends
to ''plant their feet on every mans meek
who dares to say that he will interfere
with slavery anywhere"
A VorE FOR LANE.-Recollect that
every vote against Lincoln Is vote ior
10 Lane, who in speech delivered IN
Oregon last year, said:
81 had rather be decent mun's niGyer
at the South, than a poor ohtte laOorer at
the North.'
"Mudsills ~ White Men, remember
these.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-02

rzg-Who is "Fusion ~ Is he Lane,
Douglas, johnson, BEeckinridsc, Everett,
Bell, or who is he? Is be a Free Trader
or Tariff maG "a Unionst or Secessiouis. J..
a Slave -Exteusiouist or Non-luterVenti9n-
ist? a Cuba-s,caler or a Central America
Fillibus;er? Lecomptouite, Slave Codeite.
or Supremc-Court Slave many Who is
he? Reader before you vote for "Fu-
sion," fnd rho and ,rhat he as, or you
may be worse disappointed than ever.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-02

IS-Among the Republican Editors
honored at the recent election, We notice
HIEsTAND of Lancaster, promoted to the
State Senate CowAN Of Warren and
Patterson of Juniata to the Assembly !;
GoopRICu is elected Prothonotary Of
Bradford county; and MMICHAEL, Of
the Philad. "North American" is strong
" urged for the L. S. Senate......Aud
among our Democratic brethren, defeated
for being on the wrong side, we note BRA
DY in Jefferson (who Isaac g. Gordon
outruns, J KEENAN, in Westmorelaul, and
SMITH in Cambria.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-02


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lIu R.I,l I'D and for l,pTl~ fuWu~hI0.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-02

A series Of Hard Winters, beginning
with 1850, is predicted by European VII
.ers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-02
LEWISBURG, UNION co, PA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER g 1860

n.ased in the manufacture of Organs,
for Church or farlor service, of any s1-,
price, or material desired The head Of
the firm was originally a cabinet maker, at
Wa,erville-ncxt made small musical
instrument, the "iiarmonist'-and fer 20
or 50 years has been pe.fecting the con
struction of Orgaus, Of which be has sold
many hundreds, mostly in the largest
towns and cities Of all the Northern States,
aud recently at Washington, DC. They
have removed here on account Of superior
facilities for business, aud, with peculiar
Advantages Of experience and personal ft-
ness claim q should say justly to be able
to furnish better Organs for the same mo-
ney than any other builders in the Union.
Ctica includes the site Of "Old Fort
Schuyler" which was built, about lI5G.
near where the first NJ. L. Chapel, and the
starch factory, we're siuce erected. It's
settlement for farming purposes was about
1888 and lIS9-a few years after "Whites
town" (then covering pretty much all the
country west of Albany was founded.
New Hartford, four miles west, has the
honor of having the earliest newspaper
the UAdestO,rn Gazette, in l193-but all
the newspapers for eight miles around are
now absorbed by Utica, which has three
or four dailys and weekles to match, Fif-
teen miles to the northeast, railway cars
take visi.ers to and back from the noted
TRENTON FALLS, twice every week day.
The township of Trenton, with Remsen
and Steuben adjoining, are inhabited large.
ly by Welch-perhaPs the best class Of
immigrants-an in the latter lie the re-
mains Of the il;usirlv : BARON STEuBEN,
of the Revolutionary War, who there de,
ceased, in 1876, on a trac. of land convey
ed to him BY Congress. NEDRow.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-02
ORIGINAL lErIEI Prom ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

The following letter was written by the
Republican candidate for the Presidency,
to John NJ. Carson, E.q chairman Of the
Committee of Lectures Of the Harrison
Literary Institute of Philadelphia. 1t Is
dated two months previous to the meeting
Of the Chicago Convention, and may De
cousidereda curiosity in political literature.
The italics are the coTpositors:
SrnIxeriKIp, ILL.,, April 7, 1860.
Joux NJ. C,EsoS. EsQ.-Dear Nr: Yours
of March li.h, addressed 10 me at Chicago.
and seeking to arrange with me TO lecture Tor
the Harrison Literary Institute. has been re-
ceived. | regret TO say that can moi make
such an arrangement. | am not profession
al lscturer-have never got up but one lee
rure, and that. | think, rather poor one.
Besides, what time | can spare from my own
business, this season, shall be compelled 70
gre 10 Poiiies.
This letter shows, ,conclnsively, that Mr..
Lincoln did not then anticipate bis own
nomination-bu, be did expect some other
Republican would be nominated for fres-
ident, and he did mean to devote b'mseif,
mind aud body, in favor of his election
Noble soul. he is himself in the position
where others are doing for him what he
would have done for any of them, aud
harpens to have much more leisure than
he looked forward to.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-02

sJ-Reader. the Republicans, with
their Platform and Leader, are iucou,es-
tibly for Union. The DisuniOnists are
all opposed to Lincoln, and their Pist-
forms nowhere avow true Union senti-
men.s. We leave it to you to decidedly
your votes-which is the Union Party
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-02
LETTER OF JAMES M0NRCE.

ave none
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02
FLOUR AND NEAL

III = = NlNII = I77NNN9
q. 3 Ind. sup f2bbl "a -
GA Ind. ext f2bbl 5 go 5 q
double extra 12bbl S $50 6 81
Rya Fiour--- f2bhl 4 Si(0 -
Buckwhest f2cWt > 90 a 2 p
Ugrn Mesl- f>cwt 6Je l 20
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NEW YoRK a1ARKEr-T.e. 81.


Fiourcales Of g NJ $50 ass q for super stair
s5sOGS5 50 for extra Sate 95 so for super western
s. 3 TO- ~vtr4 Etsfrr1 s. y as
0r inferior good shipping brands extra rouTd hoop O.
Market nrmcr with GOOD spe0ui. Ie dena-d- Closing
uui=t with 40 s. lltIs az / lsiIe prices
L Cquadnn FOur-Nats bois ~ s. al 50, common IL
Ch ice extra. Market quiet aud -
Rye Fauur-lu islr request Et : 5 ~ -
Whca-aIsrle huOYant. Sales $50 lns at 81 30 prime
Rge-Nefy hrm gt apld9-c.
Bsriey-Qu'ut al 1901
Corn1FiTm Sales IA O.Otus at ee5s9s9 .O7 new wdite
and yellow.
CrralIau.
Waissy-A 81. de bs'ier. Sales 2Os bbis st 2s5se.
Polka shade Tmer. 7s5 bhis Sl9C6 for mess;
ST. 90 prlge t. u stuC n u the la yarts
New York ard Brook yn g., ,l2 bhS;
II 900 bhis: sane time last car &C $50.
Rssf-Unfaaged- SlleE 10 bbls Si(4 70 for c0unt
pume; s. 80 for ~ mess; IS 3 so rep1cked
81 al 60-Or Il meas. Tna stock al the packing
yHros g. parksges time last month g. 63
lime last year 7L7s1.
Prime Mess Beaf-Quie. at SlT(IS,9
Cut fleug-Sieady Sales So b3s al 6f l65f for shOu
dErS; d 5St6'O fJr hams
c01-Q liss Sales 60 boxes shart ribbed mddles ut
qSc
i.srd-null. SalsE250 bbls 1T IO5SGIss..
Bciie Ia moderate request at lllec for Ohio, md l
&c fr Sr,Ie
Chs,ss-Steady at s9.I54o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02

FLOUR--Isl in good demand and firmly held
Sales are: 50 brs common extra at IS and la5 brls
good do. at s., so.
WHEAT-Firm. Sales are 2 cars red at 81 ,25
and car white at 81 80.
C0RN-Continues active and firm. Sales are,
ears in ear at SIC and cars sheIled at &c.
OATS-Sales one car on track at 44c and 600 bu.
from store at same.
SEED-Sale ll6 bus clover at 81, % per 60 lbs.
FRUIT-A lot Of g. bus. dried apples sold at c &c
and 4 brls. cranberries at $3.50.
H0GS-Steady at ,5O9s6.
BUTTER-Sales brls. choice roll at I64<9le3zc
and 3 brls do. at lie.
EGGS-Sales brls at Iec
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02
Gfddl NcfifEa.

M ASrEK'S SALE : PUKSUANI
NA tO th- C0mmand Of deceial order Cfs sale from
The Court Of CommOu Pess OF CuyghOgi ouniy 1t the
s1it Of he dodc Seyerance an0 Caroline M SeYeancs
against Norman C. Baldwin. NAY H Baldwin, John u
AHnsto 8 tnd hers, whirh order is 10 directed.
shall expose r sale ut Public Auction at the Of The
Cbut House cnu,r Of AeueG aud Chamblain Streets
The cy q CleveHnd tbs 7th dgy Of January. A. D.
1850, a. the hour Of 2o'clrk NJ, The T.. piecfs and
hce Of land, situate bud being the city Of CleVelond
aud described aafOllogs, 10 wit:
hltune In the township Of BfuOkyu being ub ssvep
~ the thirteenth lenee u townships in The Connecticut
NeseL Reserve, IA The sta OHIO. and which also
nthe County VI Cuyu oga nnd T. known by being 10 that
pa q t city II CT vel cd which fOTmey the CITY
ono. hrd described rs fl1ws 10 wit ;-Islsnd Block
Nos 2S, 80 aud 81 od n and survey made bt
AhsZ merchnnt AID recoded ia the Cuyihoga County Re-
cords. SAID block btng the heretofore decided
Norman Baldwin by =. TnomnsOn, be the samt more or
less, but subject all legal hshWEs Said lots up
praised us follows, 10 VII 10 number ~ SiOO Lot
number 30 At $3.50, lot uIpboI 81 at S750.
TUrmSOf sale ca'h
A. G LAWRENCE, Master Commissioner.
No. Sphngl RS Block.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02
The Oval Parior Stoye called
TH E H e A R Il

For Anthracite Coal OF Cove is beautiful pattern
bv the OF using the
tcls 70 be perfect great tconomzes OF fae, and great
Heater.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02
Mrs. HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, AIstrou
Mr LEVI BUTTLHS, Business Assistant


Parents assured that Eh boarding pIpils contribute
much more Day pupils TO he support ;he perma1ency
Of the institution enco.ed. BY system
attic Of their time, theL sY, thelf reera-
orTupnns Il home aud society TO do VASTLY more ala pet
ter them than daf pupils ard trd TO them
Ifs tbersfore hote that all hu come from abroad VIII
5OGdig pupils, and .nat elLehs Q, Cle'elan4
will tney on make y eony nlent 20 ao 20 selu
their da gter boarding pupils thus aVaneluB Le pros
p4fity and usefulness heir INSTITUTION Of winch
thsy should snd justly be Droudi and at the same
be than repaid BY the greater adVanisg stheie
NO pains will be spared 10 rsrdr their connection with
the Institution both pleasant a7d pr able lt viii be the
the manasement Of the Institution, 70 secure the highest
possible advantages in al departments Of thorough and
liberal educaian -,
attend ena Nnsic, local Muic, Er6ch, Draw
ing an Pain IS these lepartmens are under the
-harrs Of sac ers vho devote then sevsy 70 their
snesVe de ailments and have ihus attained high degree
Mons Subit ma I've Of PariF ue scholar and superior
n rarely 6bseryed aud as he resss in the Sem
ina his pupils have The heSt possible opportunity Of
iearng spe,k The langurge correctly Dd with huoncy
I Al 70 spsnd the Sabbath at home, but Odeduci5n will
be made ifom bills Of suc1 expense is thereby
saved the Seminary. 1ud indeed. greatly prefer 10
have nH remain with Us Wihout inteuptiun through ths
9sv pupils deiiring the services Of the 0mnbus r.
their homes th. Seminary and hack be accormeia-
ted at areasona6e rate By applying a. the Omnibus oHee'
CzsI and olRsrs are invited 10 call and examine the
Institution aud its beautnl surroundings and sas ineul
Teves that Advantages superior those here oeed are
not 70 be found IN his country. -.
TgRvg.-For Bard and Tuition per Term o. Twenty
Bs payable IL afvazes No pupils received for less than
- FoT faftfeT iaiUfrnstion and admission address
dse.S s. n. SANFORD, Principal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02

" These Stoves together with the largest AMI hest va
relies OF Eastern Stoves fOr Cooking ParIor plnlns
Room Bed Room, School House, ore and Church PuT-
poses Just received the best assortment III tie
market. Our large stock Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02
CTTpr T1paANTED.

Dr.. AMOS son have deTsisd their attention sffia
syely to this peculiar class e. y fiov re5
tures Il f teSfsd snd fully &C knoiedged by con
erraf -ftntg ar others daily hrrlVlne N town funl ~
1rs of ~ country the eIprees purpose nv o. consul
1fionS isirs xeItiOns hgve beenfff ed oI me most
nn- into the causes Of these inieetlous cumoalnf1
from their most simple condition 70 that Of the most dan
- 10 and nvcterar6) they have always entertained th
5-b nv Of their preventien, ant removal. and hkews
raby found IN mcst horrible and malignant form,
~ sars could alms invariably be traced % Of The
faIiOWing Ipiorsnce, negec ortha bad eet 30
unsklfu and tmprupef fFec ment therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeedsd n disceverng in theu election Of
heir remedies saF eeciud and cautious course omit
ting all combination Of remedies VII ch bear equtvoc
charafter well those " huse premature niuci
Application might be productive o bad In the
ands Of rtTate ndEduals In short he audebe End %
r.Treuedies s the lesseung Of great mass Of human
sey by the aleviafOn reisf aud preFeucnn OF those
rievQps acons al are IN realtty the secret lee5 ~ m
and which, while they extensively surround
orGar skill and ntsrfs renee IN their exteruinaoil
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02

YOUNG MEN IAkE PAhIICULAk NOTICE.
Dr.. AMOS SONt axe pleasure IN announcing that thsy
have invented important instrument for tho cure o.
the above diseases II las been subjected ov the
must eminent phTsiclans in Aondql, Paris, Phiaela
New York; has been declared the only useful lfu
msp ever Invented for tho of Seminal Wa sle9 y
any disease caused By the secret habits Of Jouh Fo
80 tymail or express.
" B.--Dr. AMOS SON, in order to Estisy ne lost
akanticai astO the merits Of this instrument plelse
selves ai m aaY instances v here it maF pIoee -
tory, ofer fair trial The viii De fsiu1su y "
turIln. tla .nsLrume menl IN GOD order
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02
HOME TESTIMONY.


~, p, wEST BEDEoRD; Coshocton Co. o., 1ray Il, 81
NJ d. y. kNGsLtY-SiI: III We been selling the med.
eiRea o. lhe Graeei berg Company for he las yrar
and nave aDy found them 10 give Oh sactiun
au9 lle rus We 50 many fHmi les Teeu-
beooms staple article bl ThalPs Ut Tien Calcon Il
medihne that has don great Of Bod Female
Diseases One lady 50 II TO told 81 had Tec iVod
more beneht rom one bottle thpn she DID from a long
course Of medical treatment " the skful phys
clans. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg Marshall's Uterine
CatholieOn
Is offered ns certain anol with the iol wing
9hpcml:
lrregnlaTilas-- saknessF Fairtue9s-DeranEed Ape
ue-Sallow Comple1On-Pain In the Back and
kidneYs-C lils-Cold Aands and Feet
BlOafing-Feverish erishnenE-Neuralgia-
Head che-Res J. ssness--
Disturbs Bleep-F ushes OF Heat
General Paiu--Cfnwling and Pain 10
in the Spine and between the Shoutders-Aeid
observation-disclosures passing Of Urine with heat
fmaTtng-ltchiIg. Burning or Irritation IN The
Urine OTgans-Nightmare-De espail-Hys-
tercs--AnxeIy--Red Face
Nervous TWitching Starting
COLstiTpa ion-Irutable Ten eT-Snd-
ness-EepraTed Apreiits-Flafu enCe-Blcat.
cd und Irregular bDwe s-Unpisasant Dreame--
Pains IL Ute inc Organs Mum JneEf and Pains IN Limbs
E5Sold BY City Druggists and Medicine dealers Trough
the country,
ES- For Medicines Agenries address
II. B. KINGSLEY, c. 'evelaBd.
n0vl2d&w General Agent Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02

Young ny TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

An II srument for the nf Nocturnal Enssioes
properly known Seminal Weakness &C. Can be per1a
nely cured IRON feen days % two months b. the
d this instrument when used ccuiOinty with medicines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02
rnnnrpV TNuaITn.

/ COUNTY, NV llIlIlli, =,
Persons IN anV mart Of the world may Be successfully
reated - forwarding correct detail % their - Wiih
remittance for medicines kc. - .
IddTess Dr. AMOS Z son, corner Rlaia and Qusy-sts
Buffalo N. Y. lanSdAHly@os
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02
No, Sphngl RS Block.
RANNT' RAcKUs NOBLE. Pl.i tia's Ati0m'y.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Under and
"A BY Vrtue Of the authority vested ia b. deed Of
assignment eNeruied and deliver by Marshal Ca
sou II eve ant snol offer Tor sale at public
tom AZ tore No si Sue iIr kCst, Ia tbs city OF Clet
und cOluy o. CuyAhoea aud Stale OF Quiz Wednes.
daJ the sh DAY OF bru7ry A ID. 1861 at 10 OclOrk A
M the ertre suck o. Goods couta.ued sBid Store,
consisting Of Palrr HahgIngs, Win Shades, Paints,
Glass Varuish ond Hgt' u other artic together
with xures OF Store
dtc2s..cg HEMAN CFI1TTENDEN Aseienee
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02
NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr-Doc. 81.
rBY rELEaEAPH.J

sec1rd b1ard quiet Nurw Wore sO5S B T.; Chi Il 1
62gS: Ceve Toll do 90 Gal & In s.; 4 s5 Pana-
ma L; il 5I1s; 10. bonds Sisl gtd II ~ NJ G
3s; Mo sizes s; FRI lst bond 80; Pac Mail 76{ Hud-
son nsS Reading 3 n Central 751l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02
CHERRIES SALE.--PURSUANT

GHERIFF'S SALE.--PURSUANT
~ 10 the commend OF writ OF Vendi 1pOnas, issued
r. IN he CouTi otCOmmnn Pleas Of CuyahOga COUNTY he
tuit Of A. Girlne pf against Fredriics aussTman,
doit TO me directed, shall of fer sale auction
At he door Of the Curt House tc1rner Seneca Cam
pala s1e Al ~ me ciy Clever ne IN SID county, GA
the following desriped lands an iensmnts to wit Sit
10 the tOWnsh OF Parma, cOuuiy OF CuyahOsa, Ohio
ard kaoFn part OF Lot No SsveHen l7J IN the Tuck
efmaa TTuct s. called being all Of said Lot No u eDt
Ing on the south part thereof cOvtyed by said
Frederic Hausernan to John Hausermsn rs iiy
deed, end b0uncel q s0uh the and ~ lot
ines uud the nth by line 10 drown parallel with
said SOU line from eat 70 west through SAID Lot No IT,
and tuT euuugh rm aid south line contain
land less the piece erey utenied conveyed
being fty Of land but subject 10
all .egal highway ." Appreised n $50 90
D, L. WIGHTMA N, Sheriff.
nr N.ana
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NEW TREATMENT,
RnfhlO REedicaI DispensaEY

Dyspepsia, General Debility, Ferer and Agus
Asthma, EneiDient ConsHRPtiOa, IatrH-
ities of You'd and Oh Age DC
EMO MERCURY USED. "a
DR.. AMOS & SON.
Corner OF Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, N z.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS In
"A ths State who member Of the ROTal College Of
Surgeons London May be Consulted from o'clock n
the morning until ng 10 every sage and symptom OF
disease Ike relimeutthey adopt is the result0 upwards
OF thirty years extensive practice in 1rOpe and erica
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r. DraGg.
AMERICAN WO-
JAS. D wEsFcoTr.p -

Dr. J. = FRID0e-Dear Sir Some two tenrs 20 an ir-
tmaie female friend had b. suffering I0m falling
womb. whttes and dfru Red stTuaon togeti with
TIM tndtna symptoms clearly aesgribe in our adVei
and pamphUta She hsd the very best med cal
silin ms city uni ire y pros rste and her phys
finally tol hert Al he though her lie migh possibly be
proaDnged little longer under TIE most iudlci0ua
trea nenf Fnr two wee fer that she nad % sink
Wnen cams lnfo your uco NJ the GTneftubsrg Medical
and reia ed her symptoms. As you conf
dent Of the Gracituherg MsTShas Chih0icon in reaV
ing her she discharge all the physiciaps AID tried it, tho
doubtugy Pr0videutaly u releV her quickly, aud
bot g. entirely cursd her. Since then years.
tnere has been OF the complaint mud
sh3 Is active HLd hea thy when yauue girl
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miscellaneous.
Cleveland Female Seminary.
s.N. SANFORD, A NJ Principal.

N, lt65, under he Following able and eTpeTisneed
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
sN SANFORD, A. NJ. PRINcIPAL,
Natural Rnd Moral Sciences.
Mrs M. L. SANFORD,
SAMUEL ST. JOHN, IL. D.,
Natural HE tory and Physiology.
Miss LINDA 7. GUILFORD,
Mathematics and English Grammar.
Miss JULIA s. HOPK Ms,
Rhetoric, Criticism, and English Literature.
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH.
Lstin. Greek, and History.
Miss JULIA L. HUGGINS,
ATil hme. L, Geosraphy, and History.
Miss SARAH A. NOBLE
Hrs. S. C. BARRETT,
Mr. ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mons. FERDINAND SUBIT. NJ D.,
Preach Language and Literature.