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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19
nENMY KEHLRR.

HENRY KEHLER,
Late Of phaon's Establishment N. Y.,) Rloprisforo
the New York Fashionable Shaving, Hair Outing
shampooning, Curling and Dressing Saloon, No 4;
East State street, near the Post 0fh6s, hrst aoor
where satisfaction will be given In ali the various
branches Ladies' and ghildfen's Hair Dressing done
In the best style. = 49, lpQi4dly
DARIS CLOAxS AND PALETOTs.
new invoice just opened BY PETER BAIN,
deo.u. No. 20 South High street
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19

Ing, with root and fiber, 10 the eternal rocks of
public stability-cannot be uptorn without great
struggle and stupendous crime.
TO BE CONTINUED
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TEOMAs NOODLE, Agent, Columbus, ohio.

Local Board In Cincinnati:
N. W. Thomas Esq. j. D. Jones' Esq Rufus King, Esq.
Thompson Neave, Esq. Rob't buchanan, Esq.
The undsrIgned Agent In this city, will be happy to
receive applications for Insurance In the above Company,
AT THE CITY BANK.
lie recommend It with entire confidence to all deslr.
Gus of obtaining protection against LOSS BY FIRE.
No Charge for Policies.
rovls-h THoa. NOODLE,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19

.THE RECEPTION HOOP sKHRr.
The most gcsful add elegant skifts yet offered for
sale. a new iotiust opened hY Rz1hR DAfN,
dec.ll. ~ No.ae South uiab street.
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What Ohio has Done.

The quota Of Ohio for the war is stated at
$1,000 men. She has now over G00O0 men in
camp AMI field; can have so 900 in service by
November first and might have 81 600 before
that time, If the General Government would
furnish arms and equipments and if the State
authorities would take the responsibility Of con.
soidaing the forming regiments, execu ing the
Scripture text, that unto those who have, much
shall be given, and unto those who have not,
that shall he taken away which they have
Such an order would create cnsternat OF ..amone
Off 'ers OF ten or twelve regiments, and would
be the topic fmany pI Iotests, but would it no,
in the end, lie of great value TO the service, and
for the good Of the service does not evry patri.
ot woi especially every patriot soldier? The
suggestion is worthy OF consideration among
officers and men in camp. who see no fnmsdi.
ate prospect Of service with full regiments
Cin. Commercial.
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Lord John Russell upon she Mexi-
cnn OueSfiOn,

Earl Russell has sent the following circular
as reply to a communication from the Roths-
ehllds and other financiers: .--re..
foREIGS 0fFTcE, Oct, 8, 1851.
GENTLEMEN: heye received and considered
with the greatest attention the memorial you
have addressed to me.
You iave described truly the evils wi ich
afiiict Mexico-the robbery and the blOOdSl ed,
the impunity Of crime. and the absence Of any
controlling authority in what is called the gov
eminent
Her hajesty's government have a right py
treaty, and by allthe laws which govern in
terna ional rela ions t. require secuty for the
persons and property OF British subjects and
the performance ofspccific enga 5ements on the
part Of Mexico.
Hen MSestys government will exercise this
right. - fEtf p. Wa .
But her MajeSty's government cannot think
it wise TO interfere in the internal governm~ nj
OF Mexico. You seem to think that protect
| ing force thrown into Mexico for the simple
/ purpose Of maintaining public tranquility would
succeed in attaining that object, and that even
a small lorce might suffice Tor the purpose |
am sorry to say that think very large force
would be Insufficient to restore public tranquil,
ty.
This is a task which the Mexicans must
accomplish for themselves. There are very
few cases in which foreign interference can be
beneficial, and in those few cases there must be
a large and numerous party in the country pre-
pared to avail itselI Of foreign aid.
! i am concerned to say that l see no proof o
the existence Of such party in Mexico
Her MaieSty's government, therefore, mus
contine their nctlO to the clear and Legitimate
purpose of demanding from the de facto gov
ernment Of Mexico, however constituted, re
spect for the persons and property OF British
subjects, and the fulfillment OF recorded obi
gatiOiS
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SECOND DISTRICT

tleadington, Melancthon W. Oliver, Cincinnati,
Ohio. 81 5E ~ Ia
SECOND DISTRICT.
LIST Sab-iiiWSiH. Butler Preble and Darke:
David l.. Meeker, GretnVille, Darke county
2d Snb-diuSoa: Montgomery, Miami and
Champaign: Eben, zer Parsons, Troy, Miami
county, ..-'---.
3ni S0J Dirisian; Clinton, Green, Warren
and Clark; William White, Springfield, Clark
county.
THIRD nIsTGICT.
l,t S"L,iirision; L~gan, Unun Hardin, and
Marion: Williqm Lawrence, Bellciontaine, Lo-
gan county.
SRI Sob h'rig'oD: Paulling, Defiarce, vii
lmm>, Fulton, and Henry: Alexander 5. LattY,
P,u'd ne, Ohio.
F.rETu DISTRICT.
/ ls Sab hcisioa: Lucas, Ottawa, Sandusky
/ Erie. and Huron y. f. Ia lor, full term, Milan
Erie cuntv. John L. Green, vacancy, FIRE.
mont, Sardu>ky county.
! 81 So6 diUisian: Lprain, Medina, and Sum
init; Stevenson Burke. Eyria, Lorain county.
| 3,1t S"b diUiSop; Cuyahoga: Thomls Bolton
James W. Goiinberry, Cleveland.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
! lst Sub-tLUis,op; Clermont Brown, and Ad
ans; Thomas q. Ashburn Batavia, ClcrmOn
county.
81 S"J-d'oisioo; Highland, Ross, and Faycttc
Alfred S. Dickey Lyndon, Ross county.
Syd Sob diriaon; Plckaway, Franklin, ant
Madison: James l.. Bates, Columbus.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
1st Sub dju;sjoD; Licking Knox, and Della
ware: Thomas {. Jones, Delaware.
I'd Sub ojviSion: Morrow, Rchland and Ash
land George W. Gcddes, Mansfield.
3R Su5 dcision; Wayne, Holmes and Gosh
octon: William Sample, Coshocton.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
1st Sab-diUisio": Fairfield Perry and Hook
ing: Henry c. Whitman. Lancaster.
ID SHb-divisioa; JackSon, Vinton, Pike Sci
otO and Lawrence: Ohm P. Plyley, Macarthur
Vinton county.
SRI SttB-,iiasion; Gallia, Meigs, Athens an
Washington: John Welch, Athens.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
1a SM-diusioa; Muskingum Morgan an
Noble: Ezra r. Evans, GAINESVILLE.
81 Sub-diuson; Guernsey, Belmont, an
Monroe: John W. Okey, Woodsfeld, Monro
county.
3d Sub {jUisiop; Jefferson, Harrison and Tus
carawas: George W. McIlvaine, New Phlade
phIa, Tuscarawas county. r...,
NINTH DISTRICT. .-... ......
1st Sub diUistrct; Stark, Carroll and Coluu
biana; Jacob A. Amber, Salem, Columbian
county. ........ ......
2d Su6-djcision; Trumbull, Portage, and Ma
honing: Charles L. Glidden, Poland, Mahonin
county, .-....s.
3m Sub.di0ision; Geauga, Lake and Ashtabu
la Norman L. Chatfee, Jelie lson Ashabul
county. .- .
TENTH DISTRICT
3rd SUB doisi@l; Wood. Hancock and Put
nam: Machias c. Whitley, Findlay, Hancoc
county. .....
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The REBELS GETTING SUPPLIES FROM THE
BRITISH PEoyiNcEs.--A gentleman recently
from ST, John, n. b., informs the Tanscrii1,
that the British schooner j. v, Troop, a vessel
Of seventy five tuns, is loading at that port with
the intention oi running the blockade, her car
80 consisting in part ofa large quantity Of boots,
shoes and leather, which were supplied from
thes city last week.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.
tSa mUEEsrTJNJ I'M ms

y A NA u ki II u NV hA " ~
NTOULD respectfully inform his old customers
w and the public generally, that he has on
hand large stock and general ssortment Of Sad,
dies, Harness, &c, consisting il part OF fu-quil
ted and plain Skaters quilted houu cover and plain
haif-Spanish and faIIbacks, quilted and piain
ed, brass and wood horn demipeaks, plain and
quilted seat, low cantle English trotting saddles.
Also variety of styles of side saddles, with
short and extended quilted knee springs, hoop and
bacK springs, silver colored russet blue. and black
ennmeled leather gu tet and plain pushed seais
He has ulso on hand several sets Of extra fine sill
mounted carriage and buggy harness, strong
yankee team harness, saddle bags, collars, halters,
brides and martingales Of most every description.
Carnage, Buggy and Riding Whips of the finest
quality; in fact most everything usually kept in a
stdd ler shop. He deems it unnecessary TO puff
and blow or let off gass about the material or
workmanship of his work, as it W i'll recommend
itself to those who are judges who use. it,
Thankfal for the liberal patronage he has hereto.
fore received he hopes bv strict attention bnsi.
sss and selling good work at reasonable price,
to merit continuance Of the same. Shop third
door North Of McFadden's store, Cadiz, Ohio.
Feb. Is, lS60-lyr .. ... ..
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DUFF AND NEcCOY'S
COM MEhCIAL COLLEG E,
Columbus. Ohio.

.. .... NOAuLAD0o. OulOs le g9..&
THE thorough manner in which Students of this
institution drilled in all the roatine OF
business, has gained for it the proud distinction OF
The Business RAnm's College,!
The course of study is full and thoroughly prac-
tica All the late forms and improvements are
inlrod uced, and the Faculty will guarantee any
one, after they have completed the course. to be
fully quulnied to keep the books ol any Business
House. .Hsg -n. .I. = rH.H
Daily Lectures delivered on Book keeping, PEN
manship Commercial Calculations, Commercial
law, rolitca Economy, Elocution, &c.
....a n E ER HH s.: ,ss.,-l....
For "a fuil AZ unlimited Course $40.
RFStudents can enter any time and review
pleasure. .-g Geae -.s .l-gs t. .rsaf3 ,sn2 ssa
The usual time TO complete the course Is from
y to 10 weeks. '.5'-i."H" t'T' t.'''a ke@5
Good boarding can be had at SO, so per week.
Cosi OF Books, Diploma, &c, So.
For iull particulars, address Y' .N t-|e
a.3s -,g sa as. fsaqJe Mccoy Il Co..,
--.-. ........ .s. Columbus, Ohio.
Nov. a. ls60-y fif-a" aF"" 80! s@
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EXCELSIOR!

DETER 3LiKENEiSSEsS never were aiken in
ID Cadiz Than are now made at Davis Sky. Light
Ambrotype Gallery. BY new chemical process
the likeness springs iorth into life like bcnty--
perfect image Of the person, giving not only a
peaIy white complexion, but all the minor 81 ades
are 80 diiicut by the ordinary process to ambro-
type, are made perfect The drapery, also, Is rich
and pleasing t"s '7N''F
THIS process gives lima ture far auperIor to
land. 't '' -te" "''70f
i Complete instructions given to any wishing TO
learn Ambrolyping, Photography, or ihe Photo
chromatic art
a N. B, Most Duguerreotypes will fade, and
should without delay be copied into the mDerisha.
BILE Anlbrotype, which will improve them fifty per.
teb. 81, '6l, t..... 49,, 49, f.,. .s-s
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MEANS & BROTHERS,
s II EUBEN WILLIE, OHIO,
IRON FOUNDERS
Engine Builders, Manufacturers Of Threshing Ma
chinr and Mill Castings, Geering Machinery, Pul.
lies, Wrought and Cast Iron Shalting, with heavy
Our facilities enable US to do work Of this k,nd
unequalled in this part Of the State Orders ad.
dressed to Means & Brothers, SteubenVilIs, Ohio
We add extracts from letters addressed TO us du.
RUG the last year relative TO our Engines. q
LAGRANGE, Jefferson co., O.l
August ], 1885, !
MEANs &. BROTHERS. "Your Engine hasnow been
in operation long enough 10 satisfy me. ! have
ground 100 Bushels OF Wheat with 10 bushels oil
coal and think If we had good dry wheat it could
be done withl ess coal. have hesitation in re.
'OD' A. NJ. BUCHANAN.
T1 Hft" #lF1f -H s-' DstAwARE CITy, K. T.
.--. September TO- 1856. !
MEssRs. MEANS: "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
b you, work finely. II does all thst we ask, OF
that you warranted il to do. We wish you could
make more sales in this territory. g..
1900 ~, ODBERT & SOLOMON.
ISLAND GRtEK TowESHIP, jeff co. 4
September Is, 1856.
MEssRs. MEAEs & BROTHERS. "My Engine does
rst-rate. am satisfied and will npon all occ aons
recommend the purchase of Engines of your make.
.-. ....r. - JAMES SCOTT.
IlooksTowN, Beaver co.. Pa.
~# October II, 1856. ! -'
MEssRS. MEANS & BROTHERS.: tOwing to defec,
tive foundation my Engine, bought OF yon last sea.
on, did not do so we'll. Now It does well and we
can grind as much wheat with as little fuel as any
one know of. lwish all wanting Steam Engines
could get one as good as mine. - alH.
-. g. OTHANlEL WOODROW.
MCINTYRE CREEK, jeff. CO., %
October l2, 1886.
MEsSRs. MEANS & BROTHERS: ave have our worn
all finished. Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever saw. Let sny who wish to buy, call anC
see ours RALSTON 81 BROWN.
ScorT PosT OFFICE, Adams co.. O.,
..-t..-.. t...s - b. March. lst, SO.
MEssRs. MEANS & BROTHERS. II have now finish
cd the starting of your second Engine. The mil
men are sausnep: a you nave over ouIlt any tha
they are. Come and see these. i.#.tlf<
. .,.r III 4. OLIVER ROSS, Mill. Wright.
Stenbenviile, Jan. %, 1857
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I'D AMT UP,
HEpNT nnMnr re-

W lSilES to inform the citizens of cadz and vi.
w cinity. that he is prepared to do all kinds of
Painting, fancy and plain, Graining, Pnper Hang
ing. Nc, in the neanest aud most beautiful styes
and on the shortest notice. Having had many years
experience in the business, l am prepared to war
rant all my jobs TO give satisfaction both as to
quality OF WORK aud price. | respectfully solicit q
share of pubic patronage.
marl3-ly # pas GEORGE C1NOLJ,Y.
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES,
.ss ss.... AT ..-. r...
GEORGE & WILSON'S.

STOCK ErESh ana Complete. b. q
VIZ E have on hand, and are now receiving iron,
w the South and East, the largest Stock o,
Groceries ever brought to Cadiz, to which we wish
to call the attention OF Retailers and others wish.
ing to purchase for their own consumption. We
are determined to sell as low if not lower than
either steubenvlle or Wheeling prices Our stock,
;,n e,oC
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MILLINERY GOODS!
MFRS. M SPFNCFR

NILND. M II LLN OTIO,
Thankful for tine liberal patronage she has hith-
erto received, takes this opportunity of nnnounc.
ing to her numerous friends and the public gener-
ally, that she has just received large assort-
meht Of Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons, Hosiery,
Gloves, Mitts-- short, Fancy Goods and notions
of every description 'a'a "" t5.''. q
9J Ladies' call and examine our goods, we assure
you every effort will be made to please in style,
quality and price. ..,...r... 4. ......s. i y
| Oct 9, 1861. - - !. = -
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B. K. QUEST

las now on hands good assortment oil Goods in
the above line, which has been bought low, and
consequently, he will sell them at very
low prices. His goods are all nice and
fresh, and cannot fail to please
. buyers, both in quality and
prices; he therefore solic-
Its on examination
OF his stock and
prices
before purchasing elsewhere--in so doing, he feels
confident that he will MERIT a large share of pub
lie patranage. He keeps no Watches but what are
selected with great care, and consequently, all
watches sold are warranted time keepers or no sa Ie
Fine Gold Hunting English Levers, full 49,
eweled from ). .....s...............S S75 tOs l0C
Fine Gold Hunting Swiss Leeers, full r
jeweled from ................... 35 to S.
Fine Gold open faced Levers and Le.
pines, from. ........ ............, 90 to 3:
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers, T#
full jeweled, from. ......... IS 10 A
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers, sS@a
seven jewels, from.....,. .......... 81 to
Hunting Swiss Leyerand Lepines, four n..
/ Jewels, ff0m.... ...................E IL to II
Silver open laced Levers and Lepines.. to /!
Carving Finger Rings, Breast Pin;
in great variety OF styles and prices.
Ladies Gold Chains and LOcixets
Gold Vest and Fob Chains.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-11-06
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE!
BALTIMORE& g. OHIO RAILROAD
Improved Schedule! os

DY recent important changes this road is now
liable 10 furnish unusual facilities for intercom
mu1ication East and West, Northwest and South
west f@
FUIL coNNEcrioNs with all through trains to
PHILADELPHIA and New YORK, in the East--wifh the
SeUTH, by its Washington Branch Road-by Cleye-
land and Pittsburgh, Central Ohio and Marietta
and Cincipnat trains, the NORTHWEST, WEST AND
SOUTHWEST. ytsEls 2 efggs5ffLseN
Through Tickets to or from Baltimore, Philadel-
pha, New Y ork or Boston give the privilege OF
Iyiug over at any of the intermediate cities. Two
DOLLARS additional give the privilege OF visiting
Washington city EN- ROUTE. q t fa .h
This is The only route that can furnish Through
Ticke is or Baggage Checks 20 or from WAsnISG-
TON CITY. Co.,.
Fare aslow as by any other route. va
Sleeping cars on all night trainsi e. 5s:F-f
Ask for Tickets by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
.. . ....-. J. II, SULLlV AN, aaa
Gen'l Western Agent Bellaire. Ohio
W., P. SMITH, Ts. Eag l.. Nj. COLE,
Master OF Transportation, Genl Ticket Agent,
Baltimore Md. @
March g. lStil-ty -aas-s5 sss-ss
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List tofCOm,nOn Pleas Jndgcs elect.

fIbST l1SThICT.
Hamilton; Charles c. MurdOck, Nichols
leadington, Melancthon W. Oliver, Cincinnati,
Ohio. 81 - ~ 80
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-11-06

3"i Sch Dirisinu; Clinton, Green, Warren
and Clark William White, Springfield, Clark
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-11-06

Is, Sab-iiiuisiR: Butler, Preble and Darke:
David Il. Meeker, GreenVille, DarEe county.
2d Snb-dirision; Montgomery, Miami and
Champaign: Eben, zer Parsons, Troy, Miami
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Union Hotel.


.n. t.aa.a- Union Hotel. ag s,t5-.--
ARCH STREET. ABOVE TdiRD,e s.-fas
.. PHILADELPHIA PA
R~--A THE Undersigned having purchased the
$500 interest OF hts former partner. Nr. Evans
SsisK VA il the above iloieL would cali attention
IlAIH H38SS OF the public 10 its convenience in ev-
zASS-sas cry particular for those who are visiting
the sity either on business or pleasure. lis quiet
location and uninterrupted ventiIa lon tbeng sit
uatcd opposite open space OF 400 feet, which is
shaded with trees OF beautiful folage,) still within
hall square OF the very center OF trade, offers
to business men inducements to sojourn rarely met
with in pvpulons city, dis. s5ui s4ess5sg
Passenger Railroads, which run past and in close
proximity, afford to those III search OF pleasure
cheap and pleasant ride 10 all places Of interest in
or about the city
The proprietor gvesassurance that 'fHE UNfoN
shall be kept with such character will meet pub.
lie appreciation and would solicit Western patron
age. .' taa'a UPTON s. NEWCOMER.
S,pt. ,l9, 1860 ly 81. IL .sftguSq le SO gfa6
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40 Pigs M. X. Raisins, in half and ar. boxes
Also Figs, Prnues Dates. Almonds, Cream Nuts
Peanuts English Walnuss, &C., &c, at h31s. 4
g.. w
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EIARNTE5S.

OAHHlAII Il AND ~ n " -EsT3 3
f7 LEATHER WHIPS, gfessat trF
I, t..l.s.r h.s COLLARS, TRUNKS,
and all other articles in my line. Repairing done
and work made I, order on the shortest notice and
OF the best material uad workmanship. 9Ft7
~ Please call before purchasing elsewhere, as all
work is warranted 70 be as represented |, and as
cheap as at ANY other place, ~, stgg,ss NM M
Cadiz, Aug. Som,
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E,AI4I1 AND WINTER GOODS
lots' BROWN 4 MCCORMICK ~

I ARE now receiving their stock Of Spring and
n. Summer Geeds, and offer great Inducements
10 Cash and prompt six mlnths buyers,
Oct 9, '6I BROWN & MCCORMICK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

TEE REoENz CON WEATHER.-The late
period Of extreme severe weather, appears
to have caused much suffering along tho
railway lines through New York State. Our
exchanges abound with accounts Of the
freeaiDe Of limbs and various other disasters
consequent upon the cold aud the great
quantity Of snow which fell. The Central
Express ran into a freight train which vas
frozen up between Utica and Little Falls
The passenger car was demolished, and the
stove, upsettiug, set FIRE to the ruins and
two freight cars with their contents were
burned up before the FIRE could be extin-
Quished. A fireman was slightly injured.
The train from the West due at Utica on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock, did not ar
rive. The Observer says: "It could only be
ascertained By telegraph that it had left
Oneida on time,and had not since been heard
Of. At 2 O'Clock an engine was sent from
Oneida in search of the missing train, and
this, also, remained unheafd Of. Finally,
at Q o'clock P. NJ, two engines with wreck
ing car, with a full force Of employees, un-
der charge of Superintendent Priest, left
this city to rescue this lost train or perish in
the attempt. They found the lost train with
the extra engine from Oneida, at Verona
Both engines had been stopped by the freez-
ng Of their pumps, and were hopelessl ,
frozen up. The bands on the train were
nearly exhausted in attempts to relieve it;
At one time during the night, seven en-
gines lay upon theroad between Little Falls
and Utica, distance Of q miles, disabled
by the freezing of their pumps, by getting
short Of water, &c. The men who were sent
back 70 warn approaching trains against
collision, were unable to proceed far in con
sequence Of the cold.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

MEDICAL GAzETTE.-We have received No.
2, Vol. III, of the Cleveland Medical Ga
zette, edited by Gustav C. E. Weber, NJ D.,
Professor Of Surgery. Cleveland Medical
College, and Drs. L. B. Stevens AID Jno. A.
Murphy, Of Cincinnati, with five regular
communications, and various editorial no
tees and translatiOns. Aperiodieal A Of much
value to the Profession.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

e'APPEARANcEs. To-morroweyening Mr..
Geo. W. Pettes, the well-known poet, Of
Boston, will deliver his poem upon AP-
pearanees,P before a Cleveland audience.
There viii be no failure this time. It will
be remembered that he was prevented from
reciting this poem, a few weeks ago,
By sudden sickness in his family. The poem
VIII be delivered under the auspices OF the
Library Association.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13
Ooa..lpasIon or Cosslvsns...

No one Of the % Many Ills flesh is heir ton
is 90 prevalent, 90 little understood, and 60 much
neglected CostFane88. Often originating IN care
le5ilea.s CT 4eQeuf1ry nallt1i tt - re1all11 14
slight disorder Of too Mtile con56quence 90 excite
anxiety, Whils in realltY IL - the precursor ard
co1Dpanion Of many Of the most iatal lld dan s1cl
dl1eaeeas and unless ezrlT eradicated % vii 1-iuF
mo Euuerer 70 an untimely grave. Among the
lfnter evils Of Wlc1 co1rlFane18 d the ulu1l ltte
dEnt are headaghe, Oolic, Hheuma1igu. Eoul
Breath, Piles and others Of ike nature, While long
train OF mighttul diseases such as Mdligu1t HeTel
Abcssses Bysntary ,Diarrhesa, Dygpepsa- ADopiezY,
Epilepsy Paralysis Hysteriat Hypocdo1driasls.
Melancholy, and insanity, lndicata their pres
ence In the system BY thus alarming ETI17 7f1. Not
uutreq lently the disa5es named originate In Con-
supationi but taks on an independent existence IN
ai these considerations u loll0H5 tllr TIE l11flr
1hould receive immediar8 atteneio1 Uhonalsr Lfcc-
Cephaltic Eiil8 on the lIat appearGlcs 81 TIE
plaint thair tiuleY use WI dispel the iusduOus
% human LIFE.