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was calm and pure. The twin islands d ~
Forth, like vast emeralds set IN 4 liko of silver,
rose splendidly DER the shining water. whick
now and then guTgled and mantlsd theif bag1H
fifeshiTe was spread forth like map. her hun
drcds Of inland villages and cots TRANQUILITY
sleeping in tho sunshine. The din Of the nrti.
zans' hammers in Kirkaldy and QueensieTry
smote the still air; and Duniermline's aproned
inhabitants scattered forth thoir whilened webs
beneath the nOOntido sun. On the opposite
shore, Leith disgcrged her black smoke, which
castle, Ikea mighty spirit from tho q tfv den n
reared her gray bulWarks higl IN al Il s6i Ar
thurs seat roso hugely and darhly IN the back
ground. The chorusscs Of fshe1Tien. fkc
hymns to the great spirit of ths Wafurr. at6ohdol
over Newhayeni and down Gragcmonih, lightly
booming DER Che tide, hoated The tan BARK
The world seemed stepped in .Appiness.
But there was one--a wandering one: an
outcast- -wrctched and despairine, amidst N
its loveliness; her bosom was cod and darl.
no ray could penetrate It's depths; the sun shoue
not for her, nor did nature smile around but %
infict . more exquisite pang on the unfortunaie.
Her steps were broken and hurried. She now
approached the waters edge, and then ftcodod.
NO human creature was near 10 disturb ksf
lurpose-all was quieiness and privacy bnt
there was an eye from above that watched IN.
Jessie Monteith--how mournfnl sounds thif
name at such erisia But Jessie alf herself
down, and removing shawl and bounet from
her person, and taking q string Of pearls iiom
her marble-seemlng mech, and gold iIilf, which
she kissed eagerly, from her hper finger, she
cast up her streaming eyes, meekly implorng
the forgiveness Of heaven on him, tie cinss of
her shame and death Scarce oiidring 4 prayer
for herself she breathed forth the namea 'ef Der
discohsolatc parents, and, ere the eye could loI-
low her, she disappeared in the puro slfcam
Tho sun shone on, the green Of the mrth stirred
not leaf bell did not toll; nor did 4 sigh
spirit Of the lovelieat Of women passed (iiay We
not hope y to heaven.
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"You did not know, then," said she, that l
was employed as an agent by Mrs. Eyers, and
our good minister, Mr.. Davenport, to carry food
to poor man who lived in cave on West
Rock" =
mo, replied the gentleman, "nor how you
escaped from your prosecutors"
" 1t is simple story" said she, "maryellous
as It seems. Mrs. Eyers had closet made be-
hind one Of the pannels Of her kitchen, SO ex.
actly fitted and covered with kitchen utensils
that no one ever suspected that 1t was there.
With this secure retreat In case Of danger, the
poor gentleman could sometimes quit his cave
and live like christian, and, In return for my
services, he taught me many useful branches ol
knowledge. When the alarm was given and tho
shutters closed, we rctreated to the closet and
escaped discovery. But my friends began to
think it was bOst for me to quit New Haven be-.
fore was hung or drowned, and So" added
she, 81 came to this spot with my husband.
My mother Joined me, and here we have lived
for fifteen years. have had healthy family
Of children, and keep up constant correspon.
dence with Mrs. Eyers, who has never ceased
to show mo kindness for the little service did
her friend"
"May ask, said the clergyman, "who was
the gentleman you so essentially scrvcdf"
" You may" said she, Z" for he has gone to
his account lie is beyond the reach Of his
friends or cnomics. lie sleeps under the clod
Of the valley. twas GOtlc, heregieids judge"
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How beautiful u the following by Washington
Irving :-"I know Of no sight more charming and
touching than that Of young and tendor bride
in her robes Of virgin white led up trembling to
| the altar. When thus behold lovely girl, in
that tenderness Of her years, forsake the house
Of her father and the home Of her childhood
aud, with the implicit confidence and the self
abandonment which belong to women, give up all
the world for tho man Of hor choice; when l
hear her, in the good old language Of the ritual,
yielding herself 70 him "for better or worse, for
richer or poorer, In sickness and in health, to
love, honor and obey till death US do part" Il
brings to the mind tho beautiful and affecting
devotion Of Ruth "Whither thou goest will
go, where thou lOdgeSt will lOdge-thy people
shall be my people, and thy God my God"
Be reserved, says Villain Penn, but not sour !;
grave, but not formal; bold, but not rash; hum.
Die, but not scrvilo; patient but not insensiblc;
constant, but not obstinate; cheerful, but not
light; rather be swoet-tempcrcd than familiar /;
familiar rather than intimate, and intimate with
very few and upon good grounds.
The Hcarts-case has an infinity Of provincial
names, as:-Loye In ldleuess; Live in ldleness
Call me TO you; Three faces under o Hood /;
Herb Trinity Jump up and Kiss me; Look up
and Kiss me; Kiss me ero rise; kiss mo be-
hind the Garden Gate; Pink Of my John; Flower
yo'3l "u sIa'iiy "Se'AS0 ~ SV'V'S "AV SeSh
IN inc name oil wool
Ateacher, wishing to explain to a little girl the
manner in which lobster casts his shell when
he has outgrOwn it, said, "What do you do when
you nave ou!grywn your eiOtnosF Aou thro"
'ne.1 =. ~ sS,aS' M " uOn @ ~. n ,,,.,. u,.,
,,, n NV "P"0u S'e "'u' "n0' iee OUT
'no 'D'AS'
Among other amusing superscriptions appear.
L.. Al
ITg upon les.ers pcce'yeo not long since q! inc
STe9Pco post 9unc., INC i0noWng are gwen T:
OnleOPse, y; IL SuAee o. Mass;, ~ conn, Nortn
~. anu ps;1 GL ...;., mus . ~. ~ S ." nuSUAl"
,,
Lherc Is nore meaning and phhosoPny tnan AZ
Iss' apPe1's ;l ;ll Noiero answgr 20 Mnen
"Oh no, madam, have seen too many 70 be-.
lieye in them"
"r.. .. .,,;.. r,.ooIL ILno F., ..;a 1.,.;.,
ais wOodville, in Mississippi; there's no quarrel
or rowdyism, nor fighting in the streets. If .
gentleman insults another, he's quietly shot down
anu mat 'S 'ne i"s' 0i !"
al say, Pete, somo loco stole half Of my pig
aSs nlsnr nn A. - L :, . ,o.o pm,n
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The Infant in his Cradle.


uTH.-[ ER0eliHg aud rocking 0s cJHdEa.
What Is the little one thinking abOutP
Very wonderful things, no doubt,
UnwTitten histOTyI
Unfathomable mystery
Yet be laughs and cries, and eats and drinks,
And chuckleS and crows, and mods and winks,
As u his head was a. full Of kinks
And curious riddles rs any sphinx
warped by collie, and wet by tears,
Punctured by Plus and tortured by fears,
Our little nephew viii lose two years;
And he'll never know
Where the summers go
lie need not laugh, for he'll find u col
Who can tell what baby thinksP
Who can follow the gOaSaneF links
by which the mAnikin feels his way
Out from the shore Of the great unknown,
Blind, and wAiing, and alone,
Into the light Of dayG
Out from the shore Of the unknown sea,
Tossing In ptilul agony
Of the unknown sea that reels and rolls,
6pecked the barkB Of little souls,
BiTks that were launched on the other side,
And slipped from heaven on an ebbing tide
What d,cs he think Of his mothers eyesP
What docs be think Of his mothers hairP
What Of the cradle roSf that flies
Forward and backward through the nlr9
What does he think Of his mothers breast
Bare and beautiful, smooth and white,
Seeking Il ever with fresh delight
Cup Of his life and couch Of bis TestP
What does he think when her quick embrace
Presses his hand aud buriea his face
Deep where the heart-thrObs sink and swell
with tenderness she can never tell,
Though she mnFmnr the words
or all the BIRDS
Words she had learned to mnTmur Welll
Now he thinks he'll 80 10 sleepl
lean see the shadow creep
Over his eyes In sou eclipse,
Over his brow, and over his lips,
Out 70 his little nnger-tipsl
sOi1y sinking, down he goesl
Down he gOeSl Down he gOesi
Rtsin0 and cdrefadlv retredtfn0 10 her Ssaf.
See he ls hushcd In sweet rspoSol
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The Baby.

Another little wave
Upon the sea Of life;
Another soul TO save,
Amid its toll and strife.
Two more little feet
To walk the dusty road;
To choose where two paths meet,
The narrow or the broad.
Two more little hands
To work for good or m;
Two more little eyes;
Another little will.
Another heart 10 love,
Receiving love again;
And 30 the baby came
A thing Of joy and pain.
, 1859-08-12

It is The perfection Of happiness nsIiher .
wish ior death nor 10 far Il
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A fellow was doubling whether o. not 10
should volanteer 70 ight the Msxicana One u
the flags waving bbfoTo his eyes, bcariit tl,1 h.
scnplOn "YiciOy Or Dealh, 10mculaf truns
blcd and discouraged him. u
"Victory Is very good thing. said NJ, abui
Why put Il Victory or Dcathl Just put il vi
tory or crippled, and IN 80 that
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE IT.

How much pain suaering-nay life ief-may b
saved having supply of Daeys Magical Pain EXTRACTOR
hand of sudden accidents In cuts wounds burns.
scalds saus to which children con-
stantly subiec-the Pain Extractor the
same Families withoutit Fall directions
company each box The genuine always signed HENRY
DALEY manufacturer, upon steel engraved label.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has thirty years there is hardly per-
what has heard of it. and family that has used Is
could be induced be without box hand in case
of sudden accident When used is become
remedy has equal cnng burns scalds
bruises fever piles and all ether infarn
maory Diseases where the parts affected be
reached.
A WORD TO FAMILIES.
When you look around houses and you think there 10
nothing wanting Your children playful and smiling, and
everything happiness suddenly Of the
dear Young ones falls deep the result Of the acct
look everywhere for relief and You can't IND
-why Because you neglected have hand box of
Daleys Magical Pain Extractor -hs is the whole trouble
Remember always have hand Instant relief will be-
| to hand
DAIIEY,s MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain from the severesa
burns cald from twenty minutes heal the wounds
without scar eecuay fever piles salt rheu
infamnatory reuman and named outs, wounds
bruises old scad head and hunons sprans SWELL
ings ous chbans bites of insects nipples or sweee
or broken breasts NIL nhammaory eutaneous dis
eases, where the parts afflicted can be reached
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and l51 Chartres street.
Sole agents for Southern States and to whom all orders
| should be addressed.
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DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.-We ask at
enon to the advertisement of this popular institution which is
inns morning published by its President occupies spa
clous apartments in the Story Building of the finest
IONS IN the city, and large number of students
pursuing the studies of keeping pennanshp ma,e
ha"es, 1eman French, Spanish English Latin and Greek,
an o. wncn arc incnlcaed by accomplished professors The
advertisement IN question contains clause to (which VIC
would specially ask consideration for 1, refers to the internal
agricultural and mechanical departments of the institution the
prompt establishing Of which should he an ,,,v e.
the taking Of stock by subscribers h
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I Duh Crescent.

- SVa 9enuafTNfS N1VE3fBER 4. 1859.

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z. n, z ~ IL Adninistra
81 sss ~. q " 4 III ~ uhprecc-
81 ~ y s,.I Z lnicipai Pohcc
Ss g y u Spis nacfc Work ana
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II Il i. ~ t,,o avste,not;c
a ,grorant ie.ract;on
" IA ~, 'T.si heen indnlred Il against
;s f.,srt and the Police.-leadnu
d, ,s,;eve nat d. Court
.als Y IN vorse ana the police
49, II ,,s,t pns;t;ve,v dishonest
& -, r,ss.r,e,, ,,rovel, exsc.lv tbe e.
- q. 8 stot;n,, mot
81 ha.,,
s., .s.,r s,,,.,,sa ~ t.
a. NJ n, ,,s.s ,rrrh a.a cause,ass,v mn.
"a a.
& ~ 81 - u A. T.,.. e,a ~
,s d. An.
i lr,nlav morn;nv
IN a
N .,,es -. With
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T1IIILIP RAHM, EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
= RicInand. Virginia.

T1IIILIP RAHM, EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
Richmond, Virginia,
MANUFACTURER OF PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Sugar Mills Saw Mills, Girls, Mills.
Large and Small Draining Machines.
Pumps, of all sizes and descriptions.
Shaftings Couplings Puleys, Hangers and Boxes Of all
sizes
Locomotive, Flues and Cylinder Boilers.
Single, I.ath and Planning Machines.
Tobacco Sorrows and Fixtures of every description
Agent for Berger's Boyle's Machine ground Saws.
Virginia Penitenary Made Axes-esery of which is
fully guaranteed.
H. NJ Smiths Celebrated Straw Cutter
Nv Machinery received the highest testimonials given in
the United States mechanics will DO sent erect
Machinery sell desired and in the event Of the purchaser
discovering that the what represented
be returned at my expense
Orders or communications addressed to the undersigned
through Office, will meet with prompt attention.
Catalogue containing List of Prices, certih
Gates will be mall postage paid to any desiring IT,
| PHILIP RAIN,
Proprietor Eagle Machine Works.
in New Orleans 81 ST. Charles street oil 2p6t-al
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WHITE AND RED Wines AND FREscu BLANKETS
Messrs D. Graaa Co.. importers 50 Castomhose street
have store and for sale large lots and red wines and
q GAMERS blue aud green blankets See advertisements
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Dry GOoDs AT Low FIGuREs.-Mr j. A. Brasel-
man. Who after the late Magazine fire. reopened at ISL Camp
street. selling goods great sacrifices and thus hurrying up
the disposition of saved the conagratisn all OF
which he wishes be rid of before returning to his old stand
and he will doubtless be successful for the exceedingly low
prices demanded rush customers to become
possessed Of the desirable merchandise which being sacrificed
We direct the attention Of the ladies Mr. Us advertisement
and suggest early visit his store Isl Camp
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No. 8 UNION STREET,
Between St. Charles and streets, New Orleans
The Machinery offered for sale by establishments
which have engaged in manufacturing for the Southern
country for the past years. and will be found to be
entirely adapted for which intended OF much
.peror quality great deal Of the machinery brought to this
market extremely liberal prices Persons wishing 10
purchase are cali and examine for themselves
CIENoNS BROWN & CO.'S COTTON GINS have been
used successfully various parts Of the South Tor hteen
and more during which time upwards Of FIVE HUNDRED OF
them sold annually We guarantee them to oe equal
in every respect any gin sold in this section
THE DOUBLE CYLINDER GIN is a recent invention OF
Mr. f. Brown of Columbus Georgia. We refer persons who
interested the following certificate when Is taken from
hundreds which have received
RussELI. COUNTY Ala, February 8, 1859
Messrs. Clemons Brown x Co
tencmen-I used of your Double Cylinder 60 saw
Gins during past and take pleasure in stating my con-
ycton that superior Gin have ever
tried for speed ana safety was induced TO buy
because believed would for itself in the saving OF time
in one crop has fully answered my expectations IL re
anire prcpe thaaa Single cylinder " saw
Gin while twice much cotton per day ana much
easier this accounted for from the lesser width
tho breast and that gin all the cotton that be put il
the roll throwing choking 1t cleans tue seed re
markaby and makes good sample OF cotton as any
Gin have tried The cotton buyers of Columbus have re
nenely told mo superior Gin, without knowing 1T wa
ono Of vour Double Cyiadc Your Double Cylinder Gs
consider great improvement. on the ordinary n and tn
planter who fifty bales Of cotton will lind it to hi
lay aside the Single Cylinder 40 or s saws Yin ant
Mace himself under obligations YOU by purchasing you
Double Cylinder Gin thereby time labor and money
Without tho pleasure of personal acquaintance with you
| permit you Of my friendly consideration.
EDGAR GARI.ICK.
Messrs. w. G. Clemens, Brown Il Co.
anpes of both styles of Gins well other Machinery
| may BE- a store.
| ALBERTsoN & NUDGE,
| No. S Union street,
o2i 2p6t-tf Between St Charles and Garonoelel.
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WINER's CANADIAN vERsIIFUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL IMPORTATION.

WINER'S CANADIAN VERM1FUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION
Chapman, of Philadelphia has laid it down az
rule that suspected child where there is
especially weakness Of the bowels accompanied
agree thorough the stomach and bowels
must nvgorated well tho themselves discharged
WINER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE fufls both these
dions 1t only extrpates the vemicu but strengthens
the digestion the solvent Of the gastric juo
npars healthy action the bowels Hence its
complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being rescepacle greedy worms is sickening and yef
4x every children less afflicted with them
Why the when there volumes Of te
prove doses of Wnsrs Canadian Vermifuge
will diseased make of this estab
lshed fact the medicine free from all
deeerous substances.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION,
Certain in free all mineral substances, and
invigorating system these the merits of W1NERS
every of internal with degree Of dispatch that 10
q agreeable it is astonishing.
Fer sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO., Sole Proprietors-
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

GREAT DISCOVERY.
Ample tests by able practitioners and chemical analysis
have great value of Prof. Deats beautiful
combination called
ELECTRIC OIL
for the relief and pain But the people themselves
rendering their both unmsakabe salts
factory More twenty thousand bottles have sold in
very short proportion to those who heard others
recommend who had tried it, That it's splendid discovery
is everywhere acknowledged and nothing before
prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL Prof Derah's, which
is had of all respectable Druggists this city, and At
wholesale and retail at the popreors prices of the Agent
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
AL ly q and Isl Chartres strees
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

PHOTOGRAPHIC.
A NDERsON 4 BLESSINGS
NEW AND superb
SALOON,
No. GIL Camp street,
.. CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE,
NEW ORLEANS, |
orr osITE THE PIcAYuNE OFFICE.
We beg leave inform patrons and pub
lie that we have removed from 1874 Canal street the above
named connections building, which have fitted
nished in suitable STYLE with the
Largest Sky-Light In the City,
A LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public,
| A SPLENDID PARLoR AND DREsSING-RooM
|
.IApGE STUDIO for our Painters,
iose'ner wiz" al 'n' unnecessary 0''A anu ''
the execution of
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
|
| Miniatures and Portraits known to the art,
| we"
10
-, .,,r, -,
| .......-
PHOTOGRAPHS all intermediate sizes.
,n.s p.i,,rss nr.win,s etc and finished in apy STYLE
PHOTOGRAPHS taken In Groups Families
PHOTOGRAPHS taken Of Buildings In any p' OIL inc e''s
,nnr,o,,.,rs ,.,.o. - s..oos.s ,.r,,,s IN any MAJ
}. of the city.
.ic mates thereby obytating the danger Of breaking
'''e''''>N : ,"'~, : ',s''''
roo..r.a.,,s 80 .r,n,sr.to hero
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WEBSTER & HOLMES.


WEBSTER Y HOLMES. WHOLE
.nr .Sn Rpr.u
M ma q rsyS -
=, ~ .,. r,..,.,h,rsn .tre.+
- .ss.'., 49, ~
NV y n = y = = 2 - y,
inse the Mehaon pfues,s's % rnIISTS
iAnets, . ,ne.I any a.ssu 800 ~ .Ncv s,nonc ,
: nAtoAi~' Aoai."A - ;, -, - .a, -,
iof 'ne ai 'au "h"s ""'', ~ '. -, ~ -, xa.r,
~no h.e'SA . . ~ y - on. -. =, ~ ,r.d.
s"se - $3.50 ~ - - Fl. ....,... .,,,.f. ,I:nr
feels conndsn 'has Ae nn' ssa a s las.
We snaA Pc prepared, =. y. .ies' y -. - So ;,h
amounts ofaets soi'ei.eN ~. ~. ~. ;e ~, T., or
ses'aes'y references a'e'asN ~ Wv ,a,a so,.h W.
ana prices esa'asea - ~" ~. III, ~. a1,-or nr,
name no large quanu''es % e'e- '-A>'e '"'
parco 10 ~ AZ as'1"nts'
Chemicals, all KINDS
Perfuncry, all kinds
Fancy Goods, AN kinds
Brushes, al kinds.
Cream Tartar,
Gum eampner
SIENNA Leaves Alex.
seis.a Le"ses, ~. =
naso,' ess,
S,ss
n: S,u, e,a.
,,;,s al r;nas
a.. n', ~ ai a S,,, rro,,a
An,n,on;a aona
Ar,,,ona concert
Alcohol "a and O. per cent.
~ I.S-,;S,
~.
piue lass = 80 "
hi"e MISS, rus'
Peruvian Bark, red
Peruvian Bark, yellow.
BeraS refined.
Calomea r and ".
oaemS' Eng.
N'1me .. sn NV 80. pa's
Nitrate o. snse'' Wy ~'
Chloroform,
Copperss,
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YER AND AGU e .
osGOoD's CHoLAGoGUE.

osGOOD'S CHOLAGoGUE
This the only and remedy for this hateful dis
No need again complain Of having it. unless they
taken this celebrated remedy If once they take
osGooD's CHOLAGoGuE,
A farewell to Chlls and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole agents for the South and whom all orders should DO
addressed.
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]. WRIGHT & co.

J. WRIGHT 3 co.
DR. WRIGHTs CELEBRATI1D REJU-
vENATING ELIXIR,
Prepared o. the srces Pharmaceutical Principles by ono q
the Ablest Chemists Of ths Age.
NO MINERALS.
Dr. Wright thinks well to stake his professional character
the fact that form the least
part of the ingredients in his REJuyENATING ELIXIR
well knowing what enaled the community By
opium and mercury
Generally, to the debitaed, Dr. Wright would sny,
despair No matter how down you may bono matter
how weak you the cause may
fosske whatever you to depart from Hygeni
principles; take his
REJuvENATIEG ELIXIR,
and you will find yourself man, pride instead Of he
reverse your friends and healthy worthy e1
Der of the whole human family.
For sale by the Proprietors
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l5l Charities street, New Orleans, Ia,
Sole Proprietorss
And by Druggists gencrally throughout Uned States
HEMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
debilnted sufferers all the
symptoms, amongst which will be found
Indisposion
to Exerion, Loss
of Power, Loss Of Memo
ry, Difficulty of Breathing,
oral Weakness, Horror Of Disease
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror
of Doath, Night Sweats, Cold Feet Wakefulness,
Dimness of Vision, Langus Universal I.assitude of the
Muscular System Often Enormous Appetite nyspeytir
Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dryness
| of the Skin. Pallid Ceuntenance and Eruption
| on the Face Pain in tho Back, Heav
Of the Eyelids, Frequealy
| Black Spots Flying be.
fore tho Eyes,
Temporary Sufsion Loss of Sight, Want of Attention
Grea. Mobility Restlessness, with Horror of Society.
| Nothing is more desirable such Patients than
| Solitude, and nothing they Dread
for fear of themselves, repose of
| Manner Earnestness, no Spec
Nation a Hurried
| Transition from
question to
l. another.
These symptoms allowed 20 on-which this medicine in
variably follows LOSS OF POWER, FATUI
TY EPIGEPTIC FITsin of which the patient
expire Who say that these not Frequently
followed by those dreful diseases-lNSASIlf AND CON-
SUNPTIoNs The records Of the INSANE ASYLUMs, and
the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION bear ample witness
to truth In Iunatc Asyums the most
melancholy exhibition Tho eountenance is actually
quite destnteneither mh grief visits it,
Should the voice occur, it rarely articuate.
with woeful despair
suen eonnds his grief beguiledn
Debility terrible and has brought thousands
graves thus blasting the ambition CT
many noble youths 1t can be cured by the use OF this
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