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HEMBOLD's EXTRACT BUcIIu.

HEMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcIIu.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
cures nervous and dblatcd sufferers and removes all thu
symptoms, amongst which will be found
Indisposion
to Exerisn Loss
OF Power, Loss of Memo.
ry, Difficulty of Breathing Gen.
sra Weakness, Horror Of Disease
Weak Nerves Trembling, Dreadful Horror
ofDeath, Night sweats, Cold Feet WskefuIne,,
Dlnness Of Vision, Languer Universal Iss.;t,d. &c ~,
Muscular SYSTEM Often Enormsa, Appetite with Dvs.on.,
syHapt0ms iot Hands, FlasAiss Of ths Bsdy Dryness
Of the Ska, Pallid Ceuntonance and Erupton
on tho Face Pain in the Back Heuy
ness of the Eyehds Frequently
Black Spots Flying be.
fore tho Eyes,
Temporary suaasion and Loss Of Sight Of Attention
Great Mobility Restlessncss, with Horror Of socey
Nothing is more desirable to snsi Patients than
Solitude and nothing thoy more Dread
for fear Of themselves. repese Of
Manner, nc Earnestsess, Spec.
ulaion, bst Hurried
Transition from ono
.".. question 10
another.
These symptom ii allowed to oawhlch this medicine in
variasiy removes-soon fellows LOSS OF POWER EATUI
~ and EPLEPTIc fITS-ir which the ratir,t ma,
expire "A' can say that these not freeueu,ly
followed by those direful dseases-IEsASITy avn coI
suAPTloNf The records Of The INSANE AsYI.rxs an.
the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION boar an,nI. ,
70 Inc truth OF these assertions In Asylum, the mos.
aanehoy exhibition appears The is actually
sodden and quite destituenehe nor grief .yer vii, n
Should sound of the voice it rarely
" With woefn measures despair
Low sulen sounds his grief beguilcd.,
Debility most Terrible brought Thousands ,,or
md 10 pttrnpty AZ.
many noble youths, 1t be by the use Of hi.
INF ALLIBLE REMEDY
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail nv
j. WRIGHT CO,
q and Isl Chartres street,
General Agents.
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:. WRIGHT g. co.

VRNATING ELIXIR,
Prepared Principles by ono Of
the Ablest Chemists Of tie Age.
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A WASTE OF GRIEF.-The Cincinnati cores
pondent of the Mac-a-cheek press is responsible
for the fnlIoyyinp. Y

pondent of the Mac.a-cheek press is responsible
for the following:
Speaking of funerals, l heard rather good story
OF an old lady, who learned that an almost girlsh
companion of her earlier days had ordered a me-
tadtc, and was on the very day of the intelligence
to be carried out to that final resting place. She
put on her bonnet and started out alone to take
farewell look at friend she had not seen for many
years. Unfortunately for the old lady, in the same
street where died her respected friend Mr. Under
taker Y. was engaged in slowing away one of our
most substantial citizens, whose liver had not quite
come up to his real estate. Our elderly friend
msled by the funeral array before the door,
marched in. She seated herself among the mourn.
ers, and was soon deep in the recesses of her
snowy nose.rag, as the funeral services progressed
When they were ended, the company moved up to
take last look of the lately departed screw be-
lore ne was finally screwed down. Our friend
Went to the coffin, and adjusted her specs for
'ond weeping gaze on the face of her friend. In
stead OF the old familiar countenance of her de-
parted and beloved schoolmate, she saw the iron
lace OF this late substantial citizen. Her first i'm
pulse was to exclam how changed; her next was
to scream and faint she screamed and tainted in
| Ihe arms OF Undertaken G. who carried her gently
70 Y chalr IN the hail. thinking the motion a yery
pretty notion, and quite effective
4 ~, Saiit Yourself, madam; calm Yourself As
sne bbie says, Death cuts down all, both great and
On" sobbed the poor old lady clinginr to the
.ui W. OF the dgniiied underta ker thought il
1 house,. ~ N" WIS., ~ lHe wrong
y Madame, = exclaimed the undertaken with some
Mia.ii, and no little disgust, release me Won de-
~ eile proceedings and interrupt the nrocesson.
the party yon speak of is farther aloppr w. AZ
not bury that party, madam'' ~ uo
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A LBERTsos & NUDGE,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE err
T A B l. E A ND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES,
sAW-MILLS, SHAFTNGs, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
Machinery for Mill and Plantation use,
-Ass, Agents for The sale Of
6LENoNs, BROWN CO.'S
SINGLE AND DOUBLE CYLINDER coqgoY GINS
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WEBSTER & HOLMES.

feels confident that tho fm give the utmost satisfaco
We shall Be prepared at all times TO oil orders for large or sa
amounts Orders solicited from the eouary AN orders wit
satisfactory reference attended to the same "a left person
and prices guaranteed as low as any other house South
name no Ergo quantities OF eaea ARTICLE but viii be always PIT
pared to MI all demands:
ChsnsieAis' al KINGS
ferfsmery al kinds
!. Fancy Goods, AZ kinds.
i Cream Tartar,
SIENNA Leaves Alex.
| SIENNA Leaves, E. /.
| EPSON Salts,
Glauber Salts,
Sal Soda
Bi.Carbonate sods
Acids all kinds.
Alum whole and ground
Ammonia Aqua
Ammons, Concert,
Aicohoi ~ and " per cent.
ssh eopa'a,
busam fT,
basan To'u
biue mass, r and W.
Blue Mass Eng.
PERUVIAN Bark, red
PERUVIAN Bark yellow.
boras rehned
Calonel, P. and W.
Sslome Eng.
Nitrate Of Silver pure.
Nitrate Of Silver crystal
chloroforna,
ea,.r,.
corks Bottle and Vial
sulph. Ether
eh0ris E'hor,
Extracts for Fiavorhg,
run.els, assorted ted ''''N ''' A''N
Is'uslsss, assorted
Glue
CIV. 49,. -
Gsn Fetds,
Gun Drops assorted.
hops, new crop.
f0n, rtepsfanoss o, Asofne'
Liquorce, Extract.
hoswooa' Chip and Ext.
Mortars, assorted Sizes
Nutmess,
Faints, dry and in oil.
Oils Essential all kinds.
NNtsalls, whole and pow'd.
Mamma, large and small fake.
Aorphia, Sal, Acct and Muir.
1odde Poass., Am, Fr and Eng
Patent Medicines
seid.itE Powders, two sizes.
Soda Powders,
Powders Selected, assorted
snipn. ouinae,
Preparations of Quinine,
Aniseed Cardarnon Seed,
Cochicnm Seed,
eorahaer SEED,
rehne' oafaway,
sty' iienP, f'ape, rA2,
''a,a anu -nas'ate seeas.
ssinsest aetai an Sizes
eyr'hges, GLASS
syFinses, Sell.
Irusses al kinds.
iahhc Acid
aus'c'i Instruments
LOOM oFeePs, assd'
Ahpu'athg Instruments,
bssecahs Instruments,
skeieons' Arueuiated.
Meaicme oness assorted.
fafhisa, oopa.
epo"se' hathihe' o"p' e"sr''se ana surgeons
sh' oop"i
sarnsn' Japan.
'"hsn' nemar.
,ainsa, Lsathe''
WAS ffes' assorted
sAssware,
Linseea,
'Anp'
Sweet,
Boiled and
Cod Liver Oil.
Table OIL
quarts and pints
"o nave only @enoheo low leading articles in this list,
pee stock We those visiting tho city who need goods
- - : s-e : -. oo u
A LBERTSON & NUDGE,
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aew eleans gay Crescent atdnsay aNnu a}apem 23 $50
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

.tstent, Wtdnestlay Mari1i,t
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
A MORRISON u BLESSINGS
VIEW AND UpERB
PHOTOGRAPHIC 4 DAGuERREoryp,
LOON,
No. 81 Camp street.
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL. p1AoE.
NEW ORLEANS,
oProsIT THB PIcAYuEE oFr1cR
We bog leave to inform our numerous naror, md A.. 49,,
M mat we have removed from 1874 Canal street to the above
named eommodous building which we have fitted and f
nished in a suitable STYLE with the
Largest sky-Lisht In the City,
LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public
SPLENDID PARLoR AND DREssING-RooN
Exclusively for Ladies', and
LARGE STUDIO for our Painters
Together with all the necessary rooms and convenience. 20,
m.. EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
FROM
THE SMALLEST LoeKEr
FUII. LsNaTH LIFE s1zE OK CANVAS IN on,
PHOTOGRAPHS Life Size, made by the new SOLAR CAM
ERA PROCESS.
PHOTOGRAPHS Visiting Cards. by the hundred.
PHOTOGRAPHS, all intermediate sises
PHOTOGRAPHS, all sizes untouched
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in OIL Colors
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Water Colors.
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Pastel Colors
PHOTOGRAPHS Touched in India Ink
PHOTOGRAPHS Copied from old Daguerreotypes, Ambro
types, Paintings Drawings etc.. and finished in any style
PHOTOGRAPHS taken in Groups of Families.
PHOTOGRAPHS taken Of Buildings any part of the CITY,
taken IN all their beauty and perfec.
taken Of deceased persons in any mart
of the city.
AAbhorffEs taken on new and improved plan upon me-
tallic plates thereby obvang the danger of breaking
for mailing.
ANY, EvERY AND ALL STYLUS
Miniatures and Portraits,
Too to enune.ato here
Gallery open free to visitors the satse year. Sundays ex
epted)
Prices low any similar establishment in the city
Perfect satisfaction given all cases. or no charge will be
,nde.
nd the public may safely give us a trial.
&C tantly on nd
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G. N. MORRISON & co.

N. ~ H. Irgt
G. isTS mud deners In PAINS 3;S 1i nu q
No, IL Magazine street View MI Wv
uSin ra..saI aa. and $50, Nv orieans.
having ieee'eu new ana extensive STOCK OF fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, SURGICAL
| INSTRUMENTS PAINTS ous oI,cc 49,, -
MO. - A',,'' oi''' "i.Nss' e'e' etc. respect
prepared to SAMMY thar, with every article in ,ho n
hey require, all .f the quality reasonable
prices they 10 purchased in the city, Among tho articles
already on hand and coming in store arc the following
200 s ounces sara.e Cuisine French and Americana
y" 's aA1 'ns''s ,a. aaa a"e''e"n'
NV p n,o oaome'' hhsh. 80 ana An''fie"n'
800 pounds Honduras sarsaparlla
$50 peunds bost Turkey Opium;
=" s ss. Sui. and a., Acetate saas A''phns'
- ounces &c., D" So, N sst,.
IN .sss ' Sum O. coda,
= 10 kegs Ger. Blue wash
| 20 ibis oireamA' light;
| scsses indigo, Car. aud Manlla
20 ,a 40 ssss' s 20. and rs'r'"shi
Sc bbls. rure Castor Oil;
| 2s dcmijohns SPIT Sitse;
! Is bills Alcohol;
| 40 bbls Corperas
II ,S ~ 'e s,,n EPSON sa,as Salts
~ u.s. 80 ~, ,A,"a'
~ obs ss,1 s9 s. sr,ph Ts;, ,,,,, ,,, ,,
1000 pounds CT Arabic, select tne and .or,s
Is enrboys Sup Nitric and Murstic Acid
~J"is S"fo +Nituohat
% cRrboys Al. Ammonia:
aa nound. ,,.t; ,,,
~ r He'sie z,ea'
loO0 pounds TarRric Acid:
40 o,s Tamil. .c;d.
-. 1910 1'e'''
~ kegs Pearl Barlye
ia k.rs T,rk.v f,,;,,..
"=....... ,no,r ii-'
foe Ids arrow Root, Amer;
800 lbs Arrow Root Bermuda.
ano n..ra. ,.,,e,,.s. :.
,nn ~ ~ ' An CANS
~ pounds Sasam Capabia
5 bbls Black Lend:
,o..,.
'opis' "ns1 hsst'
10 bbls. Refined Cannphor
20 bascx fa,,1o Sam.
.nn,,, :,
wv sois. Iayenne Pepper;
10 gross Copabia Capsulea
2c,sa. f,,,.-;,a 7 IL. :,
o~ oA''',ss ,@'.s
- $50 - "Aa W.
~ D o o'e"'n iA"f,
ase pounds Ext Logwood;
1908 gallons Coma, y,r,t.h.
o,,, ~,
pois. IVA ursi;
bbls. Gum Myrth;
a Nil, v.,..;. 50.
,,,t, ~ ~ i'""''
Az oo"' lapoca;
bbiH. Sugar Lead white:
5hbl. Scotch s,rr t.; ,as
200 dor. Garretis Scotch Snuff;
loo day I.r,uard,s u,,..ho. S..,
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w1NER's CANADIAN vERMrrueE.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.
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NO MIN Il II A I. 8.

Dr. Wright thinks well 10 stake his professional character
on the fact that minerals component
part OF the ingredients in his REJUvENATISu ELIXIR
"en knowing what ruin has becn entscd community by
opium and mercury.
"enerahf 70 Tho deblitated Dr. Wright would say
despair No matter how 20. may be-no matter
no" WEAK you matter what the may
ios"ke AT once whatever has led you depart Hygene
principles; take his
REJUvENATINa ELIXIR.
and will find yourself man prds instead NJ n.
to friends and healthy sound and uortbr
Der of tho whole human family.
For sale by tho Proprietors
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
n and l5l C1artres street, Now orleans Il
Sole Proprietors,
And by Druggists generally throughout the United states
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-12
PROM WAsHINGTON.


Mr. Phelps, of Mo-, made an Intellectual effort TO-
day to have evening sessions in the House for two
weeks for general speech making; his object being
to devote the earlier part of the day TO legislative
business.
Intelligence has Just been received from Jeffer-
son City that the Constitution amendment limiting
the Missouri State debt to S30OO0,OOO, will proba.
bly, not be adopted, but that is likely that the
Legislature will grant some S50OO,O00 to aid the
Railroads by the further issue Of State bonds.
A Central National Club was organized here to-
day, the object OF which is to present John Minor
Bolts as the Opposition candidate for the Presi-
dency.
Mr. Billinghurst has given notice in the House of
his intention to introduce bill to abolish the Office
of First Comptroller, thus devoving IFS duties upon
some other officer of the Treasury.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Sidell, which was in
audable from the gallery, was for an appropriation
to facilitate the acquisition OF Cuba by legislation
The bill says that, Whereas, Cuba geographical
| ly possesses the large and annually increasing
! trade, foreign and cOastWise of the Mississippi
valley; Whereas the island in its present condition
must combine a source of injury and annoyance,
| endangering the friendly relations between Spain
and the United States, by the aggressions of its
| local authorities upon American commerce and cit
zens, for which to-day redress can be made by cir
cuitous demands on Spain.
And, Whereas, in the opinion of Congress and il
accordance with the views of the President, thC
last means of settling existing and removing fu-
ture difficulties, it is expedient that negotiation:
| for the purchase of the island should be renewed.
Therefore, be it enacted, &c, that S3O, ,OOOO 900 bC
| placed in the Presidents hands for expenditure
either from cash in the Treasury, or to be borrow
ed on per cent bonds of s 600 each, redeemablt
| in from twelve to twenty years.
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VeIU Works.

200 steel plates; morocco antique; price
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MATRIMONIAL

To THE LADIES THE UNITED STATES:
1t has been my good fortune to restore to health many
thousands Of my country-wosnen-
NV success has excited the malice of the envous and
aou but their prosecutions have served only TO extend
nd establish my reputation. Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved So long held in afectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
skill ON afford despise the efforts Of mischief
nd Slsnderers.
NV yfrends nave repeatedly urged place my med
cine for producing mensiruaon within the reach Of the
ladies OF the United States ndsposton enter
field so occupied by quacks with their peous nostrums
and fear unpTncped cOunterfeers might palm upon
the public worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States
Atast yield the enireaes Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
Inregard to the efficacy of the "AM1E DE FEMME"
need only say that in liquid fom and exactly such
have used my pTaccein France for MANY years and
that has never failed satisfactory result.
The "Amie de Femme and menstruaon stand in the re
laoa of and effect. 1t alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual flow where it never has existed, and
restore where has been from any suppressed,
In orierto guard against imposition the wrapper Of direc
uous on each bottle of the annie de Femme will bear M
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing be-
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price. $500 package. o,-,
PARIS, January. 1857.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No g Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply tn
Annie de Femme at the PrOprietOr's prces.
aulOdkwlye
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Ibsgreat popularity ofthis delightful Aroma has lnoae
- me5v aifst which the public should gnaId sgaiaii
- na persuaded TO buy anything else until
purchasing BE no., Holland Bitters fair trial Ons
Eten oOeIhaVe -hnltely superior II Is 70 Al
bottle will convince you howl
these limitations bot.les for $500 b.
y Sold at $1-sO per tOttle, or siA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-12

WAGGING AGAIN.-That oseous counterpart Of
the weapon of old Samson, which forms such a
prominent facial feature in the Herald, has been
wlgging again.
In yesterdays paper we gave an incomplete
statement of the amount of -four and wheat received
and shipped here. 1t was simply putting into an
other shape the figures of the Collector. No one
of ordinary sense, reading the statement, would
have failed to see that it was incomplete The
Herald local had just enough sagacity to discover
the fact and PresuHing it was intended to be 8
full expose of the business done in those articles
be wags that family weapon of his in style which
would betray his asinine procivities if there had
been any doubt about them before.
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EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEST!
HEGEMAN, CLARK & cos
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL

Has been proved by twelve years experience the best
remedy for CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, Sc, and Is
commended BIZ the most Eminent Physicians
CAuTIox-Beware preparations pretending to possess
the properties Of the Oil in concentrated form, many Of
hem are worse than useless. The PURE OIL has been
ouud to act better and have speedy effect than any
ely OF other preparation Of II.
q Sold by Druggists generally dec4 d3m 20
r We would invite the attention Of readers to The
new "AGuE CURE advertised in columns. 1t is from
such quarter as will give the public confidence in its eff
cacy and we have learned from reliable sources that its
virtues will sustain their fullest expectations Citizens OF
the West cannot fail to appreciate the paramount value to
hem Of s and certain remedy for this affecting dsteni-
sr without either Qunine or minerals and consequently
without injury to the constitutional health We have more
than ordinary satisfaction prOclaimins this remedy be-
cause we are convinced It will answer crJlng want
among US aud serve to relieve great amount of suffering
; p,tIi.,, TV,rss,s INF dcel
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ERDAYAFTERNOONSREPOR7
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.

Mr.. Hill, of Ga, asked but failed to obtain leave
to offer joint resolution declaring tnat no new
State ought to be admitted into the Union until it
has been aseertained by census that she has suf-
fcient population for member of the House, ac-
cording TO the federal ratio.
The House took up the resolution reported at the
last session from the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
disapproving the act of Com. Paulding in the seiz
ure of Walker and his followers, but inasmuch as
the view of the President is in accordance with
this position, the Committee took no action.
Several amendments thereto pending-one pre-
senting the thanks of Congress to Paulding and
his officers; a second, that PauldIng's act, being
without authority of law, meets with the condem-
nation of the House, and third asserting the right
Of our citizens to expatriate themselves to help
their neighbors struggling for freedom-a right
constitutionally deprived them.
Mr.. Smith, of Va, moved to lay the whole sub
ject on the table Negatived-s3 against l35.
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nIARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOLICON

CON Is One U0I7dT Q1l Q LIIV pcT 5Ill1Tc UOTfIe.
WEST BEDFoRD, COshocton Co Nav "a IsrT
Mr. H b Kingsley, SIr-I have been selling The urd
cine oftho Genberg Company for the last ten years and
invariably found them TO good satisiartor and
the pills have sold to great many families as reeuiarIy
theirtea and coffee and with my trade they have 6ecom
sapear- cle- MarShalis Uterine CafhOcon is a me0f
cine that 9s done great Of good female isess
One lady sod 1t to told she had received more
benefit from one bottle than she did frem of
medical treatment by the most skillfal physicians
gF<za Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
January lst, 1853.
-
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FIRE.-Last evening, aboul eleven O'Clock, a fire
broke ont in the Laboratory for the manufacture Of
Porcelain Teeth, owned BY NJ. L. Wright & Co
situated Lake street cast Of Erie which entirely
destroyed the building with its contents. Loss not
large. The building was undoubtedly set on fire by
an incendiary, as there lad been no fire in The
building for the past three weeks.
Several other buildings were set on fire in the
same neighbOrbood at about the same time, but
were extingushed before much mischief was done
It is high time that the Mayor offers heavy re-
ward for the arrest of some of the perpetrators o.
these diAbolical outrages.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-12

ARREsTED.-Deputy Sheriff Simmons arrested
young man named Roswell Trask, at Strongs-
vile, on Sunday night last, on a requisition from
Governor CHASE, and at the instance of the Sheriff
of Iowa City, Iowa, on a charge of horse stealing
committed about three years ago, the horses being
the property of Quaker near that city. Track
at that time living in that vicinity, and is sup
posed to be the guilty party. He is young man
about twenty-three years of age. He was brought
TO this city and kept in Jail until Monday night,
when he was delivered in charge of a Deputy
Sheriff from ICwa City.
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THE WEATHER.
N,,-- w.


The thermometer in Wall street this morning at
o'clock stood at . deg. below zero-the same
point at which it stood yesterday at the same
hour. The rivers are full Of floating ice and nlVi.
cation is somewhat impeded. The driver of one
of the Broadway omnibuses was frozen to death on
his box while driving up town. a driver of one
of the Bowery stages became helpless from the
cold and fell from his box while the vehicle was in
motion driver of the city railroad cars became
so lady frozen that he had to be removed and it Is
thought he will die Other drivers had their limbs
frozen There is prospect that the rivers will
be closed unless the weather mOderates soon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-12

q It would hardly do for any one nOw-a-
dnys to have the teery question the excellence of Dr.
J. HoSTETTER'S CELEBRATED BITTERs' for all
diseases Of stomach In of Dyspepsia Bodily
Weakness, CosYeness, Dysentery aud general oeanse
the digestive organs their many virtues nave long
since been made plainly apparent They purge from the
system the morbid humos which reard their natural func-
tons and which bring paleneso the cheek and sueng
the brow They Danish those clogs upon pleasure re-
sore the system to high health, and necessarily prove
valuable auIct to the digestive organs tral is all that
is needed to establish the confidence Of the skepc
bv druggists and dealers generally everywheIe
HoLLowAY's PILLs-For the periodical II
regularties Incidental the weaker this Alternative is
an invaluable remedy. From the first blush Of woman
hood to the peness of old age may be taken as an aid
invigorant eIpeant strengthens the fading energies
occasioned by astude long life; revaizng the blood
and recruiting the debiitated system
Sold at the mandatory, No so Maiden Lane New
York and by all Druggists 26c, &C. and 81 per PCT
boz Zc0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-12

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL ANNIvERsARY.-Hon
Chas. Reemelin will attend the Children's Aid So
ciety and public exhibition of the Industrial School
and deliver an address upon the occasion, on Tues
day evening, the 18th inst, at the Melodeon Hall,
which has been generously and gratuitously ten
dered by Mr.. Brainard for the occasion. Mr.. R.
will be greeted by crowded house.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-12

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