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Office hours from O'Clock, A. N. to9P.
TIcSTINIONIAK-As r1rn x...,..
From the ''Echo du I'aciGc ~
DOCTOR EI-NCFpEnpIn

We wish TO call the attention our readers 70 tbs
vertisement Of this gentleman whose extensive practice
and great is sufficient induce all those afflicted
10 Sys nm call The noetoris not only regularly eiu
Gated Physician but he has the principles Of honesty ana
can feel for his fellow beings He has undoubtey more
practice than any other in San Francisco and
fast increasing To those acquainted with the Doctor
we say nothing as to his skin and integrity as tbev
well Enown but TO strangers do say call at 22G ~,
friend indeed. - "
From The Southern Medical JournaI1
PROFESSOR HCNGERFORD
Although opposed to the system of ADVERTISING v.+ M,
deem il but just TO this gentleman admit that his yt
OF Treatment in Private Diseases undoubtedlv The me-
approved one now IN use throughout the civilized world
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16
For Sale.

For Sale.
IINHE WElIrkNOWN STAND KNOwy AS THE AMER
Il iCAN RESTACRANT is offered at private sale For
terms enquire OF 34-f R. NJ. HUNT
GHEETING-20 Bales A. Brown for lining pusireet
~ also Bleacbed. for sale by
3e-3m o. 2. BLACKMAN, Con m ercial street
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AND AGuE. CHILL FEVER, LIVER
COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE.
ENLARGEMENT OF THE SPHLEEN, q?
ENLARGEMENT OF TIE LIVER AND TnEr:-c
VARIOUS FORMS OF ALI. THE BILIOUS DISEASES
THIS INVALUABLE Medicine was prepared from an
mate and is never known to fail of curing Fever and
Ague or any OF the diseases above named.
The unanimous testimony of all who have used the
American Choagoguc, witnessed its operation es:ab.
fishes satisfactory to every who appreciate evil
dence. the following facts:
ChoaSosue Febrifnge and Tonic properties any COM
biIation OF medicines ever before invented.
2 1t has cured cases of ln,ermed and other Fcvers.
where Inc most popular medicines of the day had failed
y II has cured where Quinne and all other usual
remedies seemed 10 produce little effect.
1t Is mild in IFS operations, pleasant tako. contains
neither Arsenic other dcleteruus drug and may be
taken by persons of all ages with perfect safety.
D, us power IN changing and promoting the bilious
and other secretons thus cleansing the system and
torng the natural md healthy action of all the organs of
the body Is unequalled; hence its efficacy prcvenia
tive, rs well as II curative agent
o. II Is the most ECONOMICAL by one half Of all the usual
RENE lies for Fever and Other bilious diseases.
Among the numerous recommendations of Its superior
efficacy, We will give the following:
EATON RAPIDS, Dec. %, 1854
Dr. r. j.. Jones-Dear Sir: The result of my trial Of
your American Choagoyue. most satisfactory. have
been in the habit Of recommending the India Cholagoguc
more or less in practice in ordinary OF Ague and
Intermittent Fever and more especially convaescents
from those diseases Notwithstanding the exhorbiiant
price charged for it, But now after n thorough trinl
OF the American ChoaSo9ue, in my own case, and OBJ
serving its effects extensively in other do
hesitate TO express my decided preference for it,
other medicines in for the of Intermittent
and Bilious Fevers is searching und thorough
In s effects than the India is also eoialy
rs palatabeand much larger quantity being sold at
much less price, makes difference not to be regarded in
these times OF scarcity and umine. Success the Amer
ican Cholagogue. Yours truly, John p. Sawyer, NJ D.
Sold by all the principal Druggists in the State Pur-
chas'rs should be careful TO ask for and take none but
Jones' American Cholagogue. PARK & WHITE Sole
Agents, To whom all orders should be addressed 81
Merchant street. Sd door above Montgomery. San Fran
cisco. DR. w. G. ALBAN, Agent, Nevada. Sep 2g-3m
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SIGHT CHECKS ON Sacramento and
~ San Francisco in Gums TO suit purchasers
'ah iS' -Ao'4 II DAVIS
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DIR. HUNGERFORD'S
L R1 A L E NJ EDICAL OFFICE,
saCorner of Washington street and Washington Pnco
opposite the Hall OF Receipts and Lafayete Res,,uro,,

DIX HuNGERfOkD respectfully announces 10 his friends
ana the public, that he will continue practice of Med
cine and Surgery at his old Rooms No 226 Dupont street
between Washington and Jackson street
The Doctor having taken all the rooms has so arranged
them that nc can be consulted in privacy BY his patients
except himself ' f
deleterious drugs or medicines administered
Rooms and board for persons who may wish to remn,
private few days under treatment.
Io The !4ADlkS.--Thc Doctor has n Private Hasp,a
under the Charge of excellent Natron Evss for t
reception of Females. " ~
N b. A1lelters fadvice enclosinS Ten Dollars fsns
no other will be promptly attended To- ' N'"N
Fs- Remember DR. HUNGERFORD No 226t, Durcp,
cisco. ' RIO"
Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ foopN
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Railroad House.

This House Is now open for the accommodation
Of the travelling public. For Cleanliness ir and
fort. it is not surpassed on the Pacific and rial il
sufficient guarantee for continued patron age.-
attached 10 the House tive RESTAURANTS
le0 feet long, extending from Commercial to Clay
street. and will accommodate 900 persons ut time
The Floors and Tables all Marble, and everything t.
corresponds md they hVve the complete ar
rangemenis for Breakfast, Lunch Dinner and Toa in
Francisco, AMI will be conducted upon the most liberal
terms. being confident that lberay patronage
The Hotel part of the houe is kept upon European
plan. Barber shop and Bath Rooms attached.
Entrance to the Hotel Restaurants 81 Clay street, and
4S Commercial near Battery.
Nov lo-3m HALEY & THOMPSON. Railroad House.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-16
ROM r. HUNGERFORD'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL RooMs, No 226ld Dr-poNr.

Becee Washington and Jackson STREET San FyanCisco
Where all diseases of private character receive the
treatment necessary TO effect speedy and eeetua ef
those annoying and dstressful complaints The enyiable
reputation Dr. Hnngerord has earned for himself by hi
extraordinary success in all diseases Oa private nature
renders IT but necessary 10 state his address, he Therefore
avoids the long advertisements Of bombastc promises Of
the empires of the day lavshy held out but seldom
fulfilled Medicines sent to all parts Off the country
with directions for their
Nocturnal Emissions Ulcers in the Tbroal, syphilis
Gonorrhea Structures elect and those dreadful symptoms
of the head throat and skin under Dr. Hungcrord
treatment are head incredibly short time without
mercury Young who have become victims of solit
vice that dyeadul and destructive habit which ruins bo
body and mind call Immediately Dir Hungerfora q, 4
you can depend upon being restored TO health that
est uf Gods blessings
STONE GRAVEL, &c.-The efficacy of Dr. Hunvcrford,
Iithron Trptic has proved beyond doubt 10 Le fhe
certain in the above named most painful cases
the human frame is most subject to. no05 a.
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MERoAWTrLE HOTEL,

Nos l59 and 16l, Front Street, San Francisco.
The subscriber having again taken possession OF tn,
above named Hotel, would respectfully inform his fend
tabshmen and by adding the bedding and re.carpe
ing the rooms, safely say that house can be found
cleaner. The Dining Room and Kitchen will be under the
nervsion Of Steward and Cook inferior 10 none In the
city.
The best the market affords will be daily served up al
his Table, regardless of and it will be his desire
to satisfy all who may favor him with their patronage.
In consequence of the extension Of the city 'front.' the
houe is one street back from the city front and two streets
above Vallejo street, the landing OF oil the River and Ba,
amers:t may be readily recognized at night by two
bright lights burning before the door,
Noy l0-3m GEO BROWN, Sole Proprietor.
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hve every flower that springs Easn he sod,
For each bea,aitally t,ears lis impress IL sGud
Each has iss bright eyesturnca mee,sly tpours.
Clai Ming fsom Vi s love, love for ske aoaers y
rha'viose, hloe.s thar !. blooming sloas
By shesives eocl brink the aaoss- growa stone,
kilts ny heart with love and my eye with 4 tear--
rJ'is ! lowls aowes tha. I hold ,nost dear!
The lily % pala tells ~ hpie and ~ trust, 6
~ haasiful heme with pure and abe Just. d III
The slsh.r y Hts.ssssl Nth III IN
ANA iaetnories dear all bright With II come
The rose I've loved 6om ch;ldhoea ! sweet hoers
Ami nunheriess more Of these fairy flowers
love like u theas. and have lived them bong
Their simplest names music and song ~
Thoagh 10 audible tones, M voices of love,
i'hsiiling INV II the bsreze like ne,es trn above
Hssa the flowers FIR vs.. yet they Aensly tell.
saeealy sad story we reneuh;rf,.l wet. u
. We ne dying ARE dying hey moarnisls say
tsar kfs--'tis from dawniag til chasing of day
So curly we fade Aa fair, but as b. ief b /
Az the foam on the wave. is our sunaisst leaf. Il
Mr Ase hsrly ihiHg% for The silksn HAIR. !:
cf st.e maiden yousg II her rasiianse .ss'es
a. she twiasa among her tressrs ioag,
Carolais bl;thIy some snatch Of sssang
Liaisshr's hsxaing sh~ lesson We give,
4 I;,tlss tlreanng iike ~ she doth live
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|sandGthat riff-raff Of miscei laneans aiis-
tcreants that gathers Now and then M the
West and South and assif the old man
mud hin nld wife had been Implicated ia
Irlany dark deeds. and lived there, hy y
Iretribu,ise imprisonment. in replace 81
their ancient crimes But iofa aIi this I
In6ver saw any indications. repeated
Nv passed the night lhereiin safety even
when having property and money VI =
considerable amount with me. The old
If,ikssto be sure were as cross AZ two
sticks Il hut they served me as well as
thsa \ WA PRETTY wsll
used - serve. NY self and it was one
good sign. that they evidently loved their
enormous old tom-cat AZ If il had been
an only child. There was only one
thing @bout them which positively dis
pleased me ], and that was their terrible
avarice. always paid them we'll for
lthey were poor. and needed The money.
And the grin and clutch with whichthey
seized the cash, and The glnating De-
light which they lslt. seemingly. even
10 hadAling the coins. we're ugly and
lhatefnl ia see. II 4. e
ass' WelE III always used toE pvt np
There. hrcsasa u was almost necessarily
Iiuy stoppiag- place. il getting 4 crass one
Iof the twistAd co,nhinatiens pf mountain
ranges thru Fhas s.sila' thee rstern pa il Al
Narih G'ass,iina frsm T'eRnss aAsss
visits ocrprrs dat irregular interests
ldnring ~ verals ars. Will svas ~
M circuit il that section of country
could see that The lid couple new
IIifssaaer Ana weak IL, apsl their varict
lstroags and strong M ssss.s aspd
,o give Wsy. laitesiy n sasanf de-
snaast,aiihns AZ ms "a lin sai Frclif,a III III,
Looming apparently for An other as.H
than they arslss, ,tne l.s|ynsen,
fsr nv hoard md i,,gs Ansd ellss
grs,.e old sat hong first NH
mate tss,4 81 D ca;.isl md irsaky
IN Iki.at sssi, hing hitRss N MI
i1 lF1g III, MN
swiaking u u M s;;tt. his l,ig gIess'
"a
and &, 81 ssrambliny ap il, M
IMP ssto sleep, asld lyiag and knead-
Eina IA ,aliigg iag mn ahs M cjsgs ipsa MN
Y NM IA anisll, after I'M lss l,inn \,
/ aniSA BIZ eats III
hasi sxtspn ssslaere8 one ieht !, IA
4 wards ~ ti,e i
laers aikisi u T. Il grs
n pper and Nm kIast deparied, Isavina
Ithe p,,er s,ld I'M i md Hui M; ,aufshiiine
md arisln;iss ihet ssIer ,a.,llsI
Ear two MI them, II l.auel. 81 81
ifeharit Isss M sisnts n gSSsaI
missed a,sas's Invent t,pall sllla
bls the is,l
asf sllsasd 81 III mi 4 ~
falins .ssls " flsy ",
MN ~ 4 " " l NJ N ;ssias
ss ~ Y IT, ~ Nm jI l \,
4 d ii ]! 81 q Y 4 & M sFss 8 Ne,
N .sllg 4 ! b Mi nv = \ HUI
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80 " 9. - - 81 s fs. D.
'.' ~ ~ '' III Mo ~ ! srds 81
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ID !, a'es. 81 vi 4 y. .e'''s so ihas s,he
J .'''n 4 4, ! i s',s1' ass. and ,hs
w a'l's''at .n'ag M hAt far the traAs-
parent ~ r.x ~ ID, INV INV
y m's N ~ 5lss@ sitin showed
m ''is fl 81 iay sprsss ss M ~ \, ~clI-
ioa l's|F' J. 3 Us IL .teni With
same ffa'f''' n Il ]. 4. & 7 had a 40
81. sea ke 'n 'ls .'Ei ~
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'.e' 81 should rt n 1'. ha ser back
e them g win iood onshe Gay = ieh them
II Ivy |aa', { Il.
ns o!d n m r. 'ay f.''d n upon t l VS.
arg nss W'lstu p'n I'M 4. h ~
s 1' sa Il vas the deb'l 't
ing ss q 81 py prsyss,us css't at'ons,
ne o s rscsg mn snd hendish ,iru-
ss.,, S. 80 x, e.
c.''ra IS 'yas .se "a sns'se1eo nr q
WI, unsseaoy name nP''n 'he beast 4
ae' 'ay k'ckseg n1 shs s'f'. WOUNDED ''e'tf
MN. new taa'il YAK I y laorse, Stun
Ih''n l'l fhssrs Dlind atright enc stroyt
Esss N ~ I'm ~ shlIsI
prison-
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s. depr sir. z saii . psle Ngentl.,-I
masiin well-6tiing hlack sui, ts,.lcs.i
issg M elbow md Asil resSine MN sb-1
rudy ~ \ stood 4 lookina n over NIL
aaf Ir.iil fths Stanin gtpn came N
deas seves ary ce..aas hax
fled "a people, nor praes irts rapport
slsiosis n II M M M
" s anzs I'M u
dt,f f.lepd pra c.ice isnposiiis,ns either
81 ests sr mi. ]; Hit u ses no rsasopl
my dibiss ysnded by ID oidi ptfA!slssI
sE,s.sl AN ny assssssry VIA sIys
salA6iS oihsrs. y ~ M 1sSs M u
sSa / 81 pseialiy Il Js.aI sre resIsling Is
es,n,irs De- ilirsiiens with smile! y
Ii1 WI AN sdyllia l' Vll
i tleIl Nv y. LINN Y NJ Y w N
shitI eass ,l,.. \ li,t lhssfs n
reall, nm dssl % rim An 4iIsyiss
Id 81 I'M II a s n .Ill AN
nssr ~ m 1 Il INN N Iss U; M
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sAl|K RAF6s n

gssll5 IN ssSss ETssg3 IA
Al H 1lSs M. III 7
W. ssa l ' p u L e w
I'M c,,pc VA 4 4 .l,..,S n \
ed tol tbe chaog.ahf,, mn n, 70
beast, He had l;rst I'M ~ NJ s Y M fiSsl
Sha,sd ,ne withot,t nm ~ u III, N s
ma Mn ,na.ls y, 4 y. n. D. ..,.s, "
Mn, e;,hs Il. 4. 81. N, I, ~ ,g;
aver coos;de ssd fha, e; nm i;.,,,I. B d.
d,,re the ,.n,,,;,v q yaII,,w ,,,,r,., u
even II the NM ~ tj;,,,,.n.;.a ma n
Dismissed th.. ", ttsr fan ,ny 81 o,ii,H
/. Il NV weeks alferw ,, wbils
was Is Nashyiiie uni Md Nh, q 4 a sa 1|5
Eont IN ssock 4 I'M d ,,.ss
lirut d II. ;sar - N WI ,;isii n @
transacted same l,,s;nes. reo n ;,sss -,
Il come imme .h;th., q, u NM IN !.
arranaemerts Il ,,ndsr, / 3 &, Sss, II,
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u. 81 M, IL Il nm ,.s,.,la 49,
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,'s'.'Y' '' Al III q nas' N MIA s'fas
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E'aae 1sspsc1ao'e qNao1p pe & ''as' ~ Ea
IN ''''Pr sha e ssE IA MA n
N S's'h n an N n s " lss| Ma M
sf'a'' ID, y 4 NM \
nembered eire 4 4 vlrIifstl 4. Il
before est'aP q - ,a iii II ] sst
ere klast NJ VI n ~ \ a. M
'''a aady re'parksd ts'E tE t'asb aa l 'ls \ \
f'a;shsd 4. tinf fag end 81 lesa sss S
bacon a ~. crust 81 coEsl a1s Abat
| sl,e d " knsty what Il
4 sgt II dn nm dinner, nnlsssSl culd
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m " 49, "
NOS.
HAT LADIES CARRY III THEIR HA MIS-.

SSsg M 81 Ssf
Isn.s II the strrris and promenades,
esrty M cane III their hands, or like tbe
fourth squerrt pf Ma,Ibnrough, siisyH
esrsy moths & NJ III JVrarn lsn
ten changed thsies fancy fos this aidfos ]
dspe,tsarni, the Inst arm<ssry pf the
Iteiiet The handkerchief, ttr fan, 3theAS
work-bsa, aud q thousand ,ah.r baga-
fsIlss ii tnsn, hare al,.ssssls sai,td
Ishe pri.ilege Of piayiaa beise Sshsir
lsns.rs, and ~ -aaga n "
II tl'.ilsa'sE A 4 Nj n
o Il aIsI,ssa IN lisst.sa Fxible
cane was the first tSrhiasIs 81 4 8
this kind, although il Is the lfas
for the hands Of women. HItixsz Insift IN Oh
of history TIN. Constance. so,ttl
rife Of King Rs,btst, put ont s;of
heracnnfpssar Eiienne. with i mail cai,e
which ladies' vere n the IN
ed ~ easry IN the tsa M IL
the court of Louis X md IIse.sfs I
carried canes, III aid them ia Wi hing
which vas rendered difficult by che
weislstEsf their g'irinsnts, and t6e height
of their heels. The fashion VAS res5 il
fransi+ntly At the CONNER ment w: I'M
Empire ]: and now again fashionable la
dies are seen using small and handsome
canes fs,n support inlpng cnunfry walks.
aud lar remesings the hranche. which
llshra a,er their paths u the forests.
SIS The fan has been used from time im-
Inen,orial. and al all countries. India,
1hina the Ronsan word, aud modern
3fsnrope. have all hren accustomed 10
see the fan ipslhe hands Of the ladies'.
This gracefs,l instrument Is susceptible
nc an safts III ornament, and can be em-
Ih9sllished u, sny eatent which fancy or
t'stray4 gance sisty desire. BY lis ~.
RENE suppi.ness, Il paatakes Of every
Increment DC the humid. Il commands,
II invites, Il repsss. like the hand So
sensitive - i. indeed, that the fleeing
emotions af hose wh carey II, ARE rx-
[hibited By ifs delicate oscillations. It
assirnilafesG itseIf 10 the physiognomy Of
4 lady snd yibrates wirh every swelling
mi her Sosnm. when yelling half the
Efacr, itssffs OF The h I'D and eniighfcns
the eyes and il cnnceais blush ,,r i IL
Iexpressise smile. Il shows pretty things
fand coDceals those which are pr, t,ier
iseili. Ius first fans were nude ~ bird
Iieaihets md the style has been revived
recently with much success
Under L.,ais XIV the ladies carried
m riding and even while walking, q
email mirros ID The hand. This custom,
Shioh y d of short duration, arose,
lwiahoat doah. from the great inper-
ltanca then attach4d a. 4h~z head dress,
MA tfis nece4siiy ~ fiequentfy atrang-
Iing tise hair. III fsct. Il this time,
llke.ld dresses yaried ds;Iy. and were We
133e1 Snt uue of these, that caileda
knss. ha,l 4 angular origin
ba,a snes was one day hunting
sas snafs wind ddiisarrsnging !.
issssk 4 sky-bioe yibhsn
81 l 49, u 4 atter, and sird
HI II II. king finding il .
11Ef s6sed hss II ny-d 10
M NV lsysf hair III Thar n,.ir,-
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Nk NsseSsttMAiS4 H NtetIt lHssy tHY ef-
asay,ra M dflixr l then. AVN " M kilsS
ne iuii VI ffpelish fears to;,approac h 'fhe,
soIitary frame house 4 d nreaea the,.
whole cass oysr ana oysr I ma repeal tssI
sdiy Min iIIestsd NV seif a.f'
nHrv s1siHIess W loll, III rilly dre aiming I'LL
B,t as VI prooe sidn of TIE
rsp and .sssIli u ID even be-
jImSfps I'M MI! sll MI llid ghosts
! l1|I''
rapacity Bprry lng since u i cpn,ld al, 10
better. ts sispsl, Il " Siose u e.,coda,ierl
And fanil mn NM alsf 4
zcrs m I'M th VI, NJ IN ina.,
,c III pI.s II
| t,lls tllst hasII,ss NH Nh ,slat crowded
aus gassl IA more as6 more sysry.
FlsD.lis I! Nh Nh
w N hAld ,raysI, |
y /, chsd lis s, n ilsipas watched NM
the fsr s sc w III faotstps
III, III I, I, MN but A edSid
I sss sni s,, csd rsila is,s ,.l oIsI
"a me, xsshsd sIlli tai., u 6IIsd l NH,
xipd dtiyssI III q N ~ q sisd
and q ~ d sIs Is
sIsfd lh4 M III q
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s1i " si,Iisad Il IN, VI
crossed fhe sunni I iss
lfs,,il wliir Iss, 1 asf
tlse risn III 4 /. I'D ! w l5sl M s =
M ths wide WIN \ VI 81 a y 81
of tise Itssi d ssiss Nh
III 1hs md M NM hsl sil
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Isr, IN tt,s ifiIpi,ds VI e,iek sll Num-
" III. u III spss,,ise u
AZ NH MA 81 t N Il lllI g.
" 'll saoss,l, pt,nged ilIls
a N u! N n - " algl =
ce,trss ma flaming ld ~ j i's,l
the bare ts,,,se ma w u, ts4 sn hs
'1cis ariiug is, INN Urtsr aisd sbisfoj
silcncs n spt N ~ N l g;on NH
iheaf erse ]; Ind, snsitk s8lis
breeze xoed Hands. ns,t I'M bira
ot 80 \ lnoys ~ sp@ak Id
nv 4 inn MA FIN ~ illt
[Iindistins s.,se ~ 15a
sxsrris ~ " n.as ~ = W sl
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and snsss sish aaig 81 III M it l
IN NM Il Il, k,.o,x. slI ~ y l IN
hssita ti5gig sst .l:.rward ill s|
.,oDe sssx noue hut VII ESsa
hsars mn ing except she - MI i1
srapl s. Al III lIi weary horse q sss "a
NM laaic Nh l Ri i sI1I
Rin M his slt NJ III ~
|,asd lss,s'afd asafs N Y; "a a
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callss did,,sslY M v n
shs sha,i s.siea bls..s ss
1. Hun lI n M aa;iI e. lis1E u
IN 4 I n ~ hss u IlEsl y E|| ri
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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-29
FRANCE AND SWEDEN-THE UNITED
STATES AND DENMARK.

We translate a couple of paragraphs from a
letter of M. Gallardet, dated at Paris, Deem
Der 6, to the Courier des Etats Unis, in Now
York.
General Canrobert has arrived at Paris
within the last two days, but nothing has vet
transpired as to the result of his mission. The
correspondent of the Independence Belize, who
signs himself Y, Tread Sydney Renouf) writes
that the Monitear will before long give us some
information in regard to this embassy; and
he afiirms again that it has had a very impor-
tant political result. There is not yet ques-
ton of a treaty of alliance offensive, and de-
fensive, because the Allies have resolved to
solicit the aid of no one They have not
need of conquerpg their adversary what they
have need of is moral manifestation by
Europe to constrain it to peace. The Emperor
Napoleon intended to ask neither more nor
less in his speech, as M. Walewski has estab.
lished in diplomatic circular, which serves
as a commentary on that speech. Therefore
Mr.. Sydney Renouf denies altogether the re.
ports which represeot France and England as
having sought to obtain Spanish contingent
or Swedish contingent. They will only ac-
cept the Allies who offer themselves voluntarily,
as did Sardinia. 1t is sufficient for them at
present to have obtained the splendid (eclatant)
adhesion of Sweden and Denmark TO the cause
which they sustain.
:" In regard to Denmark, they are quite ear
nestly engaged at Copenhagen with three
things besides the Eastern question. These
three things are the trials Of the former min
listers, the reconciliation of the King with the
heir presumptive Of the Crown, and the refu
sal of the United States to take part in the
conferences relative to the Sound tolls. 1t is
feared that these obstinate Yankees may yet
want to force the passage, and thereby to raise
up conflict next summer in which the two
Worlds will be involved"