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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-22

10 you wish ~ l- h-iltly aud strnngf Than 70 st
cnE-. anA s-t -oTue d 3icLean's Cordial Il VIII
strengthen aud ayignrtte Y,inr whole fystsal, anZ
hrllths lnI pure eirtliOu q blood % fog tbr aga
every ,-i7. and thu rich. f,sy bloom q health 10
Hsaiut o. yuur cli-ek tgan.
ksrry lsdtls y warranted o. give satisftcls-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-22

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-22

Tie greatest Remedy g. fha xorld This cordial
D di~tiliel flum a berry kn0a Only % ayself sna
chemically combined ~ d Of the valuable
anetiiiiial Ists, herbs aafl brks known the Innd
&c man, viz BfoJu Hoar, DLscE G10r. WILD
CnEREY b&EK, YELLOW DuCE, BASBEis-N, 81 SAP
AEILLA, ELBrG FLowERs, with others pr,slucins tho
inizisls reiEsty kr ths Restoration u health
ever known 10 Is natuH-'s own remedy, Curiu dis
$40 by HItural kws When taken. ~ indueucs .
(, coufsng through every vein Of the ledy urily
ia anil Hcreeratin. the circulation The hlr J. Il
.Ii-, tr,tZrs any Billions riatte in the nae and
.Ltrs igthrn- the whole sauizHtiou.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-22

ST. LcuIs, Sept. 2l.-JOseph Thornton has
been convicted of murder in The first degree fol-
shooting Mr. Charles.
The river is stationary with scan. o. feet water
to Iiro.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-22
. ''IV VIII T TVVVN
TRTNICS.

Also, Ladies French Dress Trunks, sole leather Iro
framed Trunks, Vses, Cary Bags Ladies Leather SatceIs
SC all OF which is Ofereia Ill advance Eastern Cost
My renos and the public generally respectfully insite
examine their stock feeling confident that they will be please
| both IN respect TO quality and price.
| sepl5-I CUAS u UAIJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-22

Stomach. fullness 0f Bd g the Head, Du Pain %
Swimming in tho Heal. Papitaiian Of tiis Heart
Fullue,s WSsht In the Stomach, sour e. etas9as
thinking S,rf1c ItinE Feeling when lying d0Wa.
Drybess lellowness of tn Shin and y e., Night
SWeats, Inward Fevr-s. Pain IN the Small Of ne Bsrk.
shr-t Side, sudden Fishes u Heat nepTes iJn 81
Spirits, Fr,htful Dreams, LsiuEu.T, pasp,i de =
-lEy N-ryvus Disease, SJ B.rtslias ths Skin
ard Fever and Agne or Chills 1nd Fever. "a Nill
sss diseases Of tho Bfefer and W0sil, sch ~
seiH5ssi Weakness. IEcon tilissce af uiA, ia an
EgarY. inflammation u NesS-ra5 vi The Womb or
Bladder, Whites, etc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-22
Nsss Orleans oasstfcation ta Of Lieerroe

Low Mddling ,0,lg,99 Miadlins y 9 ell,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-22
NO. TrrE HAnrul.

Haze been sold during thr last siN Months and IN
20 instance hts IL tilea ia giving entire saiis6 lon.
rs u, then, iii suar lfs Sssuess debility, hen
ICLpans Sirengthenin. C'r.jial VIII cure your
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-22
THEas IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT ".
OVER A RsLLIoN OF BoTTIes

THIS Cordial viii neysF fti ~ ahy II tue th0ys
dlseassss taxes pr e,tiG.s "a each bottle, IN
German, English, ami rencl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-22
20 Hurse1 ~ cther Animalp.

VIII relieve pa.l. almost instGntansoElsiy and e "
cleanse purify, and heal the foulrst sores In Pn
ereailly short time.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-12
Ou- 0efhenfe mad Der 0cimatb

NttIHe Yduete, Itt. ps AprIne, fur | bis q Opudre.
Dds unterSiihnete Bureau Der Ocean. y Gfet-Be
f6rbtrnn8s-&Ump.~ e~mpfebIt f9 sur prOmpten unb
Tntrn 8efDrcerune Spm Yadeten aaer Qri (bis 3u so plumb
SeDi6D init ieben BON bier a~bstpenbtn y fb6m fer
na~ trsenb etnsns Ortt Der QDelt. SOrsuslt& mad Dentf&-
Seftmmune, O6tr unfranttrt, sesen SarGntie unb 56etn.
8erner wtrrsn @eibaustablun8tH an srgent cine
pier beloret uO Orieinai-Q tuups eeIiefsrt. = Yaage.
8tIltts pom Bremen mad bier unb %uneste9rt, fut Rte
Sreaev 21hoamptl1tHe te6sn wapnat pen bier. s0e@fel, 70.
8leih ~Sablbar, auf mebr ais 300 Stable BON europa ~ausoeRent.
3dttre Austanft Fter Yretf, 3ufenOanssn u: I. 10. erbSli
man auf %psrtOfreie AnfrGstn bet 8. 90 mtbt n. a.
Gtat46nn-.Uant, Ner.gOrt. NsfsM6refet 1T
gpR.NfRee, Hrr Ss. S704 NeW-yUrE. De6-
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StOdS, Gnleiben uno ausue6Iel.
Jobnston Bros. & Go.
Rnnnnir 1S

NO. 1913 Battling efraBe
tduttn uno ptrtauten i'm IaftraS StSds, MerttYaptere uni
aHbere G5teuriip.
Gin OttsItss unfsrtr Strma ~Ubnt antdsti9 ben sisunsen
AuitrdSe rerben fdnea un6 eenou begorat
Mnleiben
6ur& bas bs6enttnbe 8etrtsbs-G un1ertS G5erh5st,s Gnb
mir TN Stan6e nnttr annepmbarea Be6iaounoer Wsfsn a,
Oisepnttr n, 0Uri&uS auf 2D.rIbp apfere an mSSsn urn out
l6uSere 8eit lanfenDe gDe6ftI dufSufauftn. "
Mnssb0te mereen tdeliG an unitrtr NanY INN q itsr m.-.
gems bis 5 nbr Na&mtttass anaen M
AuSpehlel uno Solectionen.
Dieter 8ei9dftsiwsis tit ~fpRemat,th orror,,rt ,rh nur
faO Our3 nett utriwtiste gerbinoMuaen in ben gtcub o.rest
sD.4ltl nO rn5gassars Nottn su on btutefttu SSken iu
btfDrgen. Sonon '"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-12
DIR. 9uppnts aplpene @iQen.

Enb eines Der b fen uRe erfOlsrct6fsR a3netmttteI fur 20,
tntrantbtitea. sic limb mad benz @tespt staes be- ibmt1Lu III
esiAidtea Arjtts p~raparirt uD annt parDiPler Nnlur. hIpi,
reIhe lsa aniHe BON refpe tabltn pe. fenea beEnben an IN ~
ben Der Gissntbnmer. ( 'tUsrosa enra bic sonas Iaisnf ssr
aa.n a&tbarsn M~psrttttrn ssrtaaIl. ano lab bier IL BaIftmsr
an boben BET Setb. 5anee, 9r. 4UH Balttnsrenf. urh 49,
her unb %, ode BON &tarits. unb prnttfr. 0"t
Dtdt YiatR werbsn esstR On! tnOuns psm nj an .
Meentsn. a. Ats &eadtr wtt Der gpN terkank.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-12
xDee nnD Sfaifee.
Der aud mtrflIh ami

Der au1 WITHIN gut Il.
aUtan tbr itlebtsa Elfee unb Lbet uer0rauat. 10 TT tS
eure e.esne SpuIo. 5r tOnnt eanj ppr iIaltd a ntes
aa0 tlltssn Ibst uO Rafee ba6sa In 6tnt 8 tOPt ben
@ n.y., y s. Sds Won y att m re- anD 5ttbsrtdfr.
fspt VINO aap sinlabtt ppn feiafm bidisen uub btlifaten Ybee
wb Rafte ~ taufen IITai6Ir
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OaueN'8
wi agical Pain Extractor.

Magical Pain Extractor.
siterndlS 1T etne Gntsedan8 tn Der Material WSsbniuts
rna1t rGrbcn, wp6ardb Der S@mers 10 I'd eli. seftut n :
unb no 3yetle tn tGrter @ntjiasHne 70 RAID tn tbssn natur
ltd n 3uhano 3uraf8ebraAt over gDane en- unD CSelhwIrs I
1ruEpmmeu 9epeit werbcn unb bdbtt ten yfarten pber Ism.
Htgtn S06bfn; 5urafeelantn, ais bnr& Dalts's masilAe
SnnerS. UtrtIetr.
y Bel e&nittta, %gDanbtn, @trrsntunssm. uns Bra rf&en =
dltn, oeafn 8taSsr tmmsr unterUOrtsH fnS = TT BIZ Dir.
ftIbe! gDtr ptsl S&merSrn anO Gsteea tOanten pt@t Gard
lief . Wtttel D%er9tnbe.t %wsr6en: So fsIbf 6aS esbth bangs
StGperes befa. en- ME ne 8 bruften p~amybtete, auf :ts t1 or.
Sebenf btnjuUeifea mir erIanbe nn. fur beten &Dabrb. 1t ~
Mig ptrantmertlI@ battle.
Stein Eau bet 0et6rennungen unb @erbrlbungen mas IL
nra. - bsbsatenp fein, bat female BEN aapirtsn EN-, unfer~
Irudeneen un0 b<tIenrsn @tgeninafien pom D4ltps S@mer
Sens'Qert l8r mi erltaneen.
Deriel5e IT MUIR ADJ, penn BITE S&a6tel elm tn Gtd9I 0efp
Gsnes etiquette mit Der S'sndtur SGa GH y. s bfd ane
bat.
Trets 25 Cts. fur bic sd sdttI.
~ Gsr Itbts wtr6 ptrtauft bel 9 ttbaS.ASame,
108, 2Defs8atttmDrefr 0ft4.S
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-12

81. 6SnIcn.
u gen beS W efer'8,
7. GtrdEe, Mp. A44,

gegeniber Der Yatent>O6ice
lberntnmt ate Mn3etgen uO SubfcrtpttDne tn
gDafbtnetcn unb ungegen6 far ben Q1sder, l0wte aud BITE Be-
lttuune IDpn DrufarbeIteH, up be(OrGt ~bieleIben in t~lrseler
Sett.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-12
Ieincr1 ola GeilmittcL.

o. sDsna.9- YitManos Satt Senaa.5etscn fOnnsn benz
8O ptwep NIB nue anosrn, aus elmer lFnOrbnuaa p5 0epDna
Mnesi9Hems sntltanOenen Rrantbetten .smpfpbien perDen
Aust4lteBltn pr6partrt BON IDm. 81 0tIman, gbemth 1,
gDailtnet ton unS Su BADEN In Baltimore fur 25 Gts. pr
CD abtrl bet
Ott4.S Seth 6. 5ance. So. 1O3 B~aIttmDreRr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-12
: NHA ueberieeii9e
J %&eAsAA Nd1Idaes9 taentur.

MHMNMW2WM ~V"D~~ %%HEbbAtAI%
- Die unterjtt0neten bsben nit benz Saul,
pcs perm &pMarb soon, S6iTs. @Esbsr ub 5Gtfs.
oeLra@tsr, in Srtmen in gsrDtspans unD featn fiji Ms6.
aune oenesptn Gnter pOrtpstIeaften 8sDtnsunssn uae u bsn
ntter tSten Bremen Sdsta nuf Elm Sabr SrtIos
Ya az q etnt aus uno srar fir &ailte. Stern - .nsh
3D'l@sneed NIT rt8 el ~md6t8fn padetf6tffeasn IN
oremen nGn nuen p1ffn Der Beretnigten Stdaten' hsfrr"
eets aeer na1 8dlttmrke. Der gDeg ubr Brera,n "a S"r
Oeati@e .aHertannt br DpttbtiIDafteife, ub ba inn mi%,ths1
nnsungsfane os 5hetne5 fem bitFaen Aus,ohler baS ~ ~
aelt9ert bleibt, 70 empfeeleH mir Denieniasn, welhe Srsnns
oe UNI Verwanote BON Deatfblanp beruber fommen iaTsr
gDllea, uaiere Ssrmitieluns rurh pbtses 5aus eraeb,nT iue ~
S~t8ettptttt periaHea Bremen am 1. unS IL sSs,r
Dfcnats. = ltSeH
SbsniO f6nnsn BEL uns YaFasef4sine ie6tr GlaH. unter a..
le8nne Der YlaBe FUR ots neutn unc prahtopn Elm.
sttt$tsten OampffStLfe So aOrbbtutfse
|3tpsD Gb SHREVEPORT mad Bremen, ale aud ~"
Gb Srsmen SHREVEPORT
~ ben . dbtn Der &~pmpasnie (fcbe ndbere' 4n,sio,1 mater
Glet1en 8ebtnsunsen fur 8s6nuns Der 66. @eInT.
8tutgen unp u d cit, Nsenltn Der Sd,iFe In ~
y prt ~eat8egeRG nprnmen werotn, unb bd man mil GsH,
etelsa S9then cen UorSug gsben lam, anb burd @noo osnsst
pei nns Netl { n &c pr Uetrl8eretsn Durh y { NJ !. NCrfs.
Munnet 8eTtert inb, 10 ~empfeblen MIR aud bterfn nsr,
VIplttMm unitre BermtttIun8.
Die %bfu9rtstase Der S&tfe Fb mite fSIstt
Bremen. Capt. WtHeIs, 10. Stunt III Suii
9ubfpn, gDtnte. IL. Suit I4.t3uo
Wtwsg prt,, .. Santen, 81. SuIt "a Wmo
Dtftr, GGtien, IA. Ana. ii cent
g1e5su nGberer Austumft meube man ids an
Bed unD 3 a d nj mn.
Jnlnt Ro. ia, 10. GpmbarDAr HaIttm ore.
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Health Health Health !
Or. g ~
9ufammsnsefeSter
@ilDfirfanem GMrmn.

Or. GtunDne'S
9ufamnsnsefeSter
&SilDftrfsDeu GUrmp.
!. %ran 1h 7 gtlStn sr a%nnesmnsasn = anb fur wslqtSf
tsaaantStsa SOIesn aus DshtH @straudt I'D Ssiatea, man.
t%ruaisrrttL blauer 5ufsn 8lutfpeitm, 5etierfett, lHwod,
Sttntns, Stttsnas$en OOsr 8rual4msrssn. ssf6UG&te &Os
Eteutten (De8en WttBbrauh BON &aIcnel un6 aneeren liz IA,
@tnl 2sriHcpten Oeer 5erStrantbtit, fissInbt Rehuns pbs,
Sntsaaonns Der &sels. &C: Seine n~atrbaftsn 9isenf1aftr
s TStteln SIS.
Setlung BON Mftbmd, 8lutipeicn IL. I. ~.
Gt1e anoere 1uBerprnentlihe beiluna
GS inadt mir utdt alein @~erenasen fUnbern ia talte IS
aud fIr Eftat sesen Ole Ietbsuee Msnld6eit, su bsfdttasa
MIR MIR ss gsi e s sa' So su pStt sss ttusm 's s,fIs,a sS e sT !
fallen, NIT 8IutfpeteH unb fawertnt @tptrr, 70 bae i'd BIZ
GAME Ma6t austr btm Bette feiH unb fstn music SD
SerlOnfte MIR ote Obtae %wsrtbSDue DteoiSin pDn 6trrmann
Titus IN Benialtm. welGer ebenfans Btleueen fdnn t az ip
~bUutannts euEtrt ippreen bin.
Benfalem, Buds co mtv, is. Nat 1857.
y ttters! VttterS! Critters!
DIR. ~Swayne's Bitter Catholicon
Was NIT elmer St4trbsit benuBt Utresn. DtIde eine Mebt.
GIN peer 1rt MO nts srfaprsn: 20 perletbst benz spRtm
wlattt, Der Dpeptptf6e. Der MtutbIOfe Ger sferpenidpadt.
tfat etTsn @sfanSesit bet 0Oresradtem alter babtn i6win.
pet, ineroen neut Nrafte uo etnen guten Appettt erba alien,
Na9t etne yrpbe bamtt unb unisr gBUrt Safar, Tor wrrbs
%safrtsssn fem. Dtslss Sttni& ~wtrtptOle 8ittsrs bat sruse
Gtaeni&atted. = Nur so Gtnts BITE YCtttl.
Gdnbert nnN reini0st OaS SSIuf!
Or. Sm1pne'S tart c%oncenhirter
Tlnto @rtraft y. Sarfaparttla.
Oar erOse SIatretnistr, unb Nlitttl aar 6diuna BON ScrD.
fAla mertnItalf6 tH &rGntbetten, NbsupGtismus, 5ant.
an .l9las' 0sl3Sarfn ~@rpFptlns. Ydd4sn, olsemttnsr
S3md8e, fppbtIttifher SpmptOme fc, &c.
Nuen nnOeren Nillen ODrnMS
Or. Swapnt'S nbtr5uftrte Sarlagnriaa uub 4peer pill.
len, se9en ale b~tltOsen Qetsen, unoroentltbsn Stpblaaua,
6opfiGmert. Der BON perfDrbenem Waesn Derruprt, uebtI.
ttts, unperoauIt8lett. ~unresdmdBietettsn BET pta srauentim.
a.erH, tIssnb Srantbsiten Der etbt, bee Waassus Obn Der
@so rmt; au6 retnt8yn lie jusletd oas Blut nnb ~DerIetten
BEN Spten neas Kraft I rtren ptfIt seteen, lt. man ni1t
n tprem Strrt9 paltea iDate 8cgstst niAt cine VrObe nit
bitten ~UsrtpsUatn Ytaen III maiden 8ttftrttst nletn set
Or. W . ne unp SOpA
L. North Seoentb Street, Iber benz WtatI
MbstqbeIptta.
Berfauft BET:
5. .. q pU I So. rs 8alttuErelraBe;
p. ~. Rp@1tng, 30. 95 BrpaDmap;
6 6rep, Ys. 81 North @aphraet, unb
IN Der DTTce DIS Baltimore Weder:"
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Cine anoere puncerbare Sur.
NeerpSle 3rantbeiten.

Or. Gbalmer's aSeIunbbttfs. 9inttur beist zine befonh,r.
6ei.iraft fur Observation-Disclosures. Ste reiniet Das Uiut pnn
ben psreerblihen Saften uno frdftist bic pteper, BE burn Ner.
pentrantpttten gel tten BADEN. Die 3etIirafe ber q. nftnr nan
wabrbaft munoerbar Anb taben fp rer art b1AEa bewiefsr
Sdwdne, Mbmattuu8 u6 Gebensuberbrub fnb iebe1,ett Unr
Der Gtnt. ur gebetlt rprben. Sn auen Jaurn BON eHraloie
Ropfreb, SdwinoeI. NervshiGmerien 3erJtlp fen, aaailtns
6hGd6e, unluf al benz llmganse NIT IieRlnen, rrltSIoIsn,
aeabett, SieGen I'M 8OpTe, 3tSe tn GetGt, Qebensubef6rn6
ic. III bic Weoijin NIT pbne &rfol8@ gebralnt wgrpen. SIS
Tinftur fiji IT In unaIaablth turser oett 5eiluna berb,4 mnS
bat lhUn bGufa @ebanttn al SeIbfmpro, BeturTtunosn "
IDabnRnn &c. Yertr eben. Die 1inftur f6rhert une foadt -.
nn Nppstit. irdtist Sei&waGse unD siebt BEN Rraaisn nsusS
frtIhes eebtu wtfher.
Sdmade bes g1n3en SbIfemS
Won Wm &. Rtmmp, $50. @iaentbTmsr
3eu9ntb prn Ntuamae ~ber1putter rneunnnttlGer Salbe.
BoittmGre, 10. Wldra fS "A
6rn. g. 5ancs. - Gs 9trsiGt mir gum 9r6btea Seranuoen
metH 8ea8ni6 ben vteien anteren ~ @unnen Der @efnnb belts.
Gtnitur be- Or. &t1lmtr 1njuretben. S6Dn Idnaere 8ett
lit I'D an Me<ptnlhwane MGti8teit nno 3errurune Ger aans
aen Natur. Sd mann NIT iebem Gage mebe ab. QE1breaN
bteIer Belt mar i'd INNER traurig unp mutptps, unpt Qhte. bos
id ihnel qb,epren wurbt, wesasaeu i'd perf2ie ene Rittef o.
cen tene !Nronfbett aebraunte 6te uuBten ae ntdt5. o..
unatfdbr 3 QDphen rtetben Stt MR., ~. epalmer'r Welunh.
bel .. Itnftur an eebrau@en. so tol8ts Sbrsm Rotte. pbn,
itfph an einen beferen @rfOIs, ais bet ben ubrtgsa WNhtsInS - ~
. Isnben senten Sie fb nun mem @rft0unen. ala ia -. go
Sas Ids metn Appsttt f9Sn mad Der swsiten Dpfg perns g
uuS Id, roHt et 10 Iaunt cine BlaiNe penOmmen bsnsu,ssf
l6rFer ub t,1ftteer otDprcen mar. SD 1apIe mid nun 49,.
braefslt, eTe NIT gutsm Arpettt, netme ieoen Taa an nnh EssS
Aarf aerue, um tr9eRb siHc Atbett Az sc rihtsn. Sps 2 49,.
Or. Gbalmst's bat wtrtlia 2Dmtler bel mir aem,rf ms;rs
empfrblr ptbbaIb aaen 3stcenben befeS Nltttsl Inn bSnfsTr
@rGbe. ". e. Ntntmp, SO. 1855 8auettefr.
Yrsts $l.OO per 0IaiSs, 5Iai&tn $3.50, ea talOsS Lassu.
Slal&tn So.
8um Ssrtaafs BET Seth 9. 5aass ~. lOs eaatimUrsRr
baltimore, We. Ott4.S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-24
Last Nights Report.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHNGToN, Dec. 90.
HOUSE.
Mr. Seward dcnied the authority Of any
member holding him responsible Tor endorsing
Helpers book. II was none oil Their business
He read such books as he pleased. There was
nothing in his part Of the county, which would
not stand the test of free discussion and crti'
cism. lie proceeded 10 arraign the ID Smooratic
party for endorsing a book called "Bla2k DlaN
mond," written by Pollard of Virginia, and
/ caused TO be read various testimonials in It's
favor, adding that the writer advocates the go-
inc into Africa and seiZing and deludng the
,atives to gain their consent TO be shipped to
th js country. The writer admits that il would
bo Sn infraotion and violation Of the laws Of
the United States, but iustihes it by necessities
of In = case, and says tue Union could be pro
aorved only by this conservative policy Is this
the sen, timent of the Democratic partyl
Mr.. G obb--I deprecate re-openng the slave
trade Now you speak out and say whether
YOU endorse Helpers book,
Mr. Farnsv5orth would like TO ask Mr.. Miles
the question whether he endored those sent-
Mr.. Miles replied that from the bottom of his
heart he deprecated any evasion laws.
Mr. Farnsworth wanted to know whether he
was in favor of re.Opening the trade by repeal
laws,
Mr. Miles Ieplleu s!i~' no va NY p'opaiuu ,t ~
say whether he WV. - ,i,a ~, @ Wv
slave Tsae ~ ~ tps isrJ forbade angaang in ,bs
as the laws Of tue lsha Iolo@ue engaging ln the
trade. he peheVou NOV use'oSs S'.s 20 ulscusS
the question so long s' tns SoIsl uG .e'naln ~ ~
tho Oonieaefacy, ho snouu tlHo " N9A "A,
Farnsworth whetnGr IG no was III 'A'o' VI fePSA''
ing the !, EuRlelse S'SaV saDiiad th.t ho uo,,1 49,,
Mr.. FarnsworLh IoPnSI snS' "o "ouiu an
Hwer Tue pues',on no, bo b.d oo a..
Mi. heagen felhaissu .,.4 .ns' no i,Au come ou
in the canvas On JnS. tr"d Wv nt ~ sL
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EnnNI wAsnINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Doc. 23.
A postal convention has been executed be-
tween the. Postmaster General and the Minister
of Belgium, establishing a regular exchange OF
correspoudence in closed mails, between the
United States and Belgium, to be conveyed via
England once a week or oitener, and in ooinci,
dence as far as possible of the regular sailing OF
the Anulo-American steamers. The single rate
Of letters and samples of merchandise origina'
t;ng in The United States and destined for Bel-
Oium and vice versa is fixed at ~ cents.
The difficulty etween Senator Johnson oi
All and Repfesentative Hendman, which was
supposed few Gays since would lead to hos
tile meeting, has been amtcably settled, through
\ Mr. Toombs and Pryor
Hon. Judge Mason, of Iowa, late Commission
or of Patents, has become connected with thu
| New York Scientific American.
The Augusta Constitutionalist Of the 2ls
saws that the Medical College OF Georgia la
resolycd to invite Southern students at tn
North TO finish their course OF instfuctions
4 their place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-24

PowERLEss FOR EvIL-PoTENT FOR GooD.~-
When pain Inflammation is present. and Brandreth's
Pills used they seize upo the humors which
are the occasion Of the pain and Inflammation and remove
them from the body This guilty alone sezing hold
snd causing the expulsion Of depaved humo possessed
BY no other medicine For Brandreihs Pills operate solely
upon those Impurities which surpuni and Beo the tis
and affected by disease BY natural ofnity
they seize these umofs because their life is below that
Of the surrounding paris and oxpel them from the body
Young people cannot but mild aged aud old people eau
in measure apprec te that cine Vhch, being used
IN sickness acts only the Of disease and which
has power except upea those hors whose presence
produces every pain und whose removal every
disease Whatever organ is affected there these wonder
full pills penetrate, and impurities from; thus pre-
venting settling Of the humos; because they removed
from hebody In rheumatism pleurises, pains in
the side dyspepsia head aohes cottvenoss Asthma colds,
coughs, throats piles ulcers, bos they give mme
diate relief; and taken early, prevent organic disease
Maladies, pronounced beyond human skill have yielded
10 their influence and moas OF humun lives have been
saved by their timely OH how important IN sickness
that sdlcipe winch onl eNtinguishes the db
and leaves no evil enec behind,
Sold No. 29 Canal Braudrehs Building; and by
A. S. Gadin No 220 Superior street. Cleveland; and by
j. b, Wheodon Hudson, and all resrectabie dealers IN
medicines dsw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-24

oPERA.-The Opera Of "The Bohemian Grp
was the attraction last night at the Academy Of
Music. In this, as in all previous operas, the
Cooper Company were triumphantIy successful
Miss Anuie Miner as Airline, Mr.. Bowler as 1had.
Gus, Mr.. Cook as Devilsbooi and Mr. Rudophsen
as Count Arnheim-sl sustained their parts with
effect aud power. In the opinion of great many
this troupe much surpnsses anything ever before
in Cleveland, Miss Miner is undoubtedly, one
of the best singers on the American STAGE and the
other characters are well sustained, The opera
season is short, aud all should go to enjoy the fine
artistic singing and acting which is nightly pre-.
sented
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-24

JoHNsoN's DOMESTIC SELF-GRNERATING GAS
LIGHTs.-our readers have no doubt noticed foy
several nights past that the rooms OF Messr g.
Myers, Uhl & Co, on Superior street, have b. zen
brilliantly Illuminated by the newly patented jelf
Generating Gas Burner, which Is placed th' re for
the inspection Of the public by Mr., r. p " obe of
Buffalo, who, we believe, sprOprietor oE the patent
for this State. The article used in u ns nufacture
of this Gas is the common burhin fluln, which is
placed in fountain far away from the point Of
combustion, presenting an ins .operab!e obstacle 10
any explosion. Moreover, 10y a peculiar arrange
ment OF the burner, the 4 Gid is converted into a
brilliant gas-equal TO The best coal gas. with
many advantages over It, and at an expense of one
cent per burner per hour. II is the thing for al!
families where the arrangeme ats for coal gas are
not at hand, and must speedily take the place Of
all other lights, both in town and country. The
cost Of the complete app aratus for burning the
gas, is from $500 upWFSds, according 10 STYLE
You can pipe on your house as with coal gas for
about IS cents per foot; or you can have each ap-
paratus complete in itself, either as a chandelier,
bracket or to stand on the mantle or table, or to
cary from room 10 room by hand The same
style Of Chandeliers, pendants, brackets, &c,
USED Tor coal gas can be used, together with many
other ornamental and plain patterns, expressly
manufactured for this now invention. II gives
from one TO two minutes light after the ilow OF
haid is cut on by the key. There Is no disagree.
able odor II allows 40 gas to escape, for none il
made, except when burning, 1t is perfectly clean
about the house. lG
i We haye had an opportunity Of tcsting this new
invention. and we must admit it goes ahead o.
anything except coal gas and "a it's equal in illu.
minating power, and Superior In the facility with
which it can be applied to use. Residents beyond
the reach Of gas will and thii the best light they
can use, aud we eau testiiy to its economy. Afun,
brilliant jet equal 70 six loot bnrner win not ccsl
more than one cent per hour For illuminating
purposes the inventor has beat oil competitors
We take pleasure in naming Mr.. Noble as polite
and agreeable gentleman, who will explain the
principle Of the invention to all who may call upon
, him. raI tr .4f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-24

SLRIGHING-The Herald oillce and news men
took their seats in Geers big four horse sleigh yes
terday afternoon at o'clock for trial Of the snow
upon tho plank. With plenty Of robes and plenty
Of fun, jokes and laughter the party called up At
Richards q Potts spIiug Pond House to warm up
the faces, hapcs aud feet that the north easter had
made to tiugle and ache, After short stop at
this excellent house, the party under the guidance
Of Frank Parker, who handled the lines, rode into
town, when they were waylad by the Angler
House people and told to walk up stairs to supper
which they seemed 10 be resigned to. A hearty
supper was then disposed Of with readiness Whici
spoke well for both the larder Of the Angler anf
the appetite prpducble by q ride afteg the spritod
bOrses which Gter keeps for the aeeommof atior
Of the public. Avery pleasant time was had. W