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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16


WAR o>E Cesar Misu cas- A,Hvu-
rtsu.-Thc great Ones" Of ,ur earth
have been justly de.m1tr1 los .uc. l1r
hayiusachicttle end sand ohfeat- unHu..u-
cd by their fellow mon. lrv. taw .ha
rise aud proefe.s o. thDu un .lr.i ..r
that NOT only h1, their u.ys.. beeu owing
Co u new ilel or original -les.au. hHt
in o. flr greater measure tu - .r-tewl.ar
mode of carrying ouf jlo rro.r"t.. .u1
briufurthru Goa .ucr,--.ul ..ur. limo
/ instance has this nrt heou mos. TRULY Csc
cmpl.irl thm in the car,rraul
sp.ai plorrr-. 20 Came or Tulls. iI.In-
" AZ. and the rropprtiouatc universal Dis
.cmiuat.un of Dis put. aduNrarNrasa
I specific fr nearly every disease 1f thc
human frame. We have been fortunate
enough To- learn from his oau DIPS Jhr
aats arrraF OF thi. mountaineering
.ystsn. which cyiuc,a it- speriputg NOT
ouly m having reached tlIr rama p' pore
/ frgtiou tu. boo keeping rf,a, Chi. mighty
organization, "harp %. tl'u-ut
.triu9. Co keep iu tune,
L,t the reader conceive To- h.u-gl. t'e
! possibility OF creating ami continuing u
working order 4 Lu.iac.- FROM vha-' ~
ru. two articlrs. with th. in.i. corr1-
men 81 Ilottou,Y's pul. and II,ttlr,,'-
| ut~rur>f. are Kept pcp',ua'ly 90 tug
hand and within tine rr1eh of one .u
oyery hundred or community and Jha.
community contained iu no l-.s limit.
than the circlrof thc alffs's inf art
Vow this 8. not only accomplished, bal
done with case and harmony withalt
these almost ubiquitous remedies call d
originally .a. We are o.urclI fom tLs
vegetable production. %! that soil Which
gave ~, birth. arc moreover ao compound
ed. from careful study aud fr.,orcl.
To- act with diver. teudeucie. lu. wou
dcrnd unity OF clI,c. the individual rr,
prrtir. OF Holloway medicine tse.a
prsff. or ats.. 10 -uit th' eNi-oni a# a
the caac. the Pills c1t,inipe both tonic
~ well ns detergent qualit.,. develops
the one or the other. rs the symptom. %
! the potirut's ca-o may demand. Oh. uut
mcnt being AN "cxpcIlaut a. vc. IS
: healing application. tskc, .m.lar mob
Of attaining the desired emit thu mu
tunily a.,istiug nature 60 cas-: oft che spu
mon enemy, aud .ubdu.us tlir terror
reign of isll disease.
Nuch move could o. .ail'o1 thi- p1iu
. than can wen como within the scope o
p this short article which W. haze tao. 90
g. our duty o. devote toa casual elu.. .
J great undertaking. that may hlsc q,
. capped The observation. anil consequent
10 the due appreciation Of % great portion q
e. our readers a system e1uce.veda 81. BE- wa
y and carried out a. 70 j, by m8.tsr mind
We will ct some future time render SOM
Il further interesting particulars withrcsa
U % this peerless and unprecedented cutr
Z prise - Mtrmtr Nr-.."
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.ttyu,>p. Cl,us 8 Gr1Veg-Hhh.-
We fayc intended fer some time % invite
tbe 81 oeial attention orour country drug.
r.ts phy.ieiaus, planters, aud hcod, Of
families. t0 this large Wholesale drug store
-ouo of the largest and best appointed in
the Southern country. They asc publish
inr now. FROM week o. week. in our pa
r'r. portions 81 their extensive catalogue,
comprising somt thousands ol different
uucles-evcrythiug chat can possibly b'
imagined o. Hpp,rta.unt 10 O. hr.t elias.
vb1lesa,e drug store. These gentlemen
da business iu thr most correct mcthodi
cal and Gir-,lraIug m1uucr-thcy thoE
ouehly understand their calling a
We have said are amply prepared TO far
nish evpry conceivable thing in their Tine
so house Ina Mobile has more fully obtain
ed tho confidence Of ia customers. anil !
j. certain that there u none which NOR
fullv deserves IT,.
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Ia the draft ofthc minutes ~ the Dem
arraf,e Convention held la Quitman on
ihc g-th of February and o. of March.
1850. "a published in the ifrrrfef .N1r'.
1n.I ff.-a abserv that there Is on err
roe. to wit, Tint che Convention recon.
utsndrl the ne dav 81 NAV (which b.
Ssujhy.I instead OF the TT fridov 18th
,lavi la Nay. ts3p. asa suitable Time tor
holding the District Senatorial t0uveu.
ti1u. ] am informed ALSO that Quiim1n
yBs recommended as % suitable place ioI
holding the District Senatorial C0uvcu
dion instead of up~oto. ns published. II
e1nnot make any material difference ts "a
the uiaec which may bo agreed on hy tht
fhrec counties composing the District
and f neSoto B. prrlered bv Jasper and
Wstno eounties. Clarke will readily ac
4ui.ace iu their preference. liu' thf hr.
frday iu Nav b especially recommended
sa.nnsa the Circut aud Probate courts e
tbis District win not ho iu se1-iou at tha
limo. $. No. TEHRAL.
n .efi 80 ~ a. f.firfH f1H.
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pUoecF Casa pamphlet ha. found
7 IL. way 10 our table, from Philadelphia.
entitled "Eutp Fu's Petition l1r pt-
yorcg. Nv Fry g. The daughter Of Jon,
Gmao. E,q. the wen known tud c.t..r-
"a retired bookseller and Publisher OF
Philadelphia .uj o.. hr 8. widely
known throughout the country. and IS.
hc.idc.. q large laud-hoIdcr in Ef.. t.i.....
sippi, what CONFORM. him and bis. rD....-
SOS something og general interest W.
have read the oyyrmants c1u,aiu., iu lIr
petition with no hule interest and, Bon.
decd thcr' attaches t1it. .u o. large de.
gree. TINT interest which s. rSrit.j wr.e
ur lr.. iu tbr mind. of all reader. 'u p.ru.
sing amy matter of personal cnu,rIys.-
Tho petition, oruthgr tac petitions
iur thDrr 1re tv1-onc from Na Pay .uj
thr other from NJ Gaar iw .lH ~.
addressed o. .ho Legislature ~. TsuH.sl
. wanna. and if th,.r allegations are trua. OF
which we have u1 douh, tnyr q. r.'a
auuurriu,ipi.l fortune hunter" who's
q Disgrace not only o. civilized 1'.tr.
but % the mann, of "mau.
! Nv. lluears 70. Te4. atuuu. uf.m.r
/ who arrm. to have lGyetel .unrt.H
/ dom. hut whose pur.c u... mot ol.r-,.a.t
\ ed. was married to Mis-. Grt... COW ...a au
( day Of August '.l~ SIR csos. .-a wt
! E1narr. and hs. only three OPP .uur .aH
/ drsu. auJ tf' FACE. a- .ur-etu.u owen.
very plainly show. a.d something ttG
with tho affection uf Nr gv Hr .t
daughter. Il.ua- So S.. uIt u.rhI
\ from tha uamaut an.r tlr ur... u
vas Hyed. o. r.re.. .hs uu. u-....
I which h3I artuliri Dim u ..H.us g..
b,rr m. t.. .l...u... r.a. n..
\ .... ..t.r. .f.... F.t.,r. b.. .
I nothing l"t ''E. .l' "'.' '"'.
3 the disposition aud 'u.i.u H. . '...
rather than "a mal. ~h, .r..
pp tL. sI, al r,a n.,rG.u.. when I'd
thc WaIuu. s,-r.t vh1.L u'.af .r ...
ru.saso fw N,u ~, 900 tIr 'r.". ..u
l''' ,'"' ',''.,'., ~ ,... t.'
r,,... IN. I'M r,t 'r..b tbrtr,ubjroI ta.la-
charge or th. Iaaarr. l.l a',ru no
moro Iagn.r thau hr bad allowed m' 60
iaNr' Y "a. . lne ~ z, i.'l' q ~. ".
NJ, ,..,, ,,,t., .. ,.-..i.,, r...;. 81 ~.
| M v4..r,. an, iurral.sd .xr.u f. of the
/ trip. lacuu.r my father had furnished
aunl"mc1u- to do.Hy 'u cN""n.'..
Th.y 9, o. New Nork. and ou ,He ..h
of AUGUST. chow ar. ta tak. tb. ,ar. .r
I West Point. just %. tl, tim. whom .l.-
oushttuI.sy. th. h..rl. d. commence
/ d, er.ts q letter. anil .ls ..,..
| t.t..t.... ,...r.. ...,
49, ,--. \, MI. ,l.. i..l.r. .,.,t.
would d. o., h.. Earthe rr.. D.. mm.
diatyIv rot iut' o. passion E.t.u. Hul told
.n' '3 w ., ,.'' ''1'., I' .''.. .', p. .''.
w.. ,...... ,'..f.... I'll, an. .',..,
di.rl,y.i hi. ur.syrrurE.r t.mr.r. am,
cursed and .v1rr q, mr. tar'aust Il
was ms fault
/ lu the Iro,'nc' "' company u' ''n'n'.
cd bis ungoE'rn''.' i'mH.r. '''. display
"d b when W. ".r" alone in our '..
chamber The lat I'''' r.r.HH."
where IMAM "t irr.nf "'o's p. un>n
20 hIs vile. "1 tH' i.1 %, Nu4'-. ]"
raises % tu'rrri with h"r 90 Wet Point
got hi' H''i' i' -'''t H.. "'i t..
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ers Of these laves have presented their
claims and instituted legal proceeding for
the recovery Of their property The re-
port in relation 70 the discovery and ar
re- are rather contradictory and unintel-
ligiblc.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

stHnt GnAs-A stranger. ON visit 60
nt'. lev. requests us Co explain the origin
r,f.. a. Grls. and the reason Of the pccu-
E. v.fes which attend IL. annual re-
'", w,rdi af,. means literally IN French
ar. ~ n ,u7mc given 90 The last , day
i,T,...i.,, he. ore A.h "wednesday. the
,.f6.. Fwt, ,lays fat called Lent, %
mi t..osrs, n wa the longest 81 the
g rl,.oiet' N oid J,vou, rasanins long d
Mcneil Gras. then. eina thc 's.t dey pc, ne-
Gre Lent 10 which fasting 49, ig y. i.''
sports were in ordor-that = ~, u, 49, ~, Il
!, Carnival )eunr elis Latin on iales ~. !,
A. meat WIS naturally madf the mos. l y
h, Roman Catholic countries ioa VI
siandanment To mrrr v.makinR mo Wv Wv
6,anerv. De has alway been celc,, ~.
v,tb the greatest eclat Boz Rome and nv
..s anil many nuthoriiies assert tnht ~
faf.Vsi Nas derived iu italy rom me ~
.rp.ila af nasau Rome. modified ~ th'
atrlv Christnna- NHe ~ 'afaf h'hhf
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

"lt the sense Of smelling more pleasing
than che SENSE 0l iastinet wa. tha ul,-
jrtt before T. Western debating club Ia q
har-room. Uncle Joe vas tho last ID
speak upon the negative. aud am were
anxiaus to hear him deliver himself
Walking up to the har-kecper. De- caileI
or e hoe whisky punch. and dsart ID "a
eth great uastD. then turning .o ha
-. ,uts D. handed lhe empty sass "a
the leading 49, ~,
" Noe NmrR q. yuu 49, 80. -, 49,
lees 10 add that Uncle +, 49, ~, !
the house. > and also the dccis. ~ '"'
negative.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

FrNmtt 4tLua tHHNraa Gfs-
rHtt.- Wmi.sta. MHva iH.-Iu. hta"-
ul oil the hir I..w. V.nr.a. Brown
took pI1.r t1-d.r. ni u attended e. %
very lars. c.uc1gg.e. including .ls p..-.-
dent. the Cabinet. t3s ~up' NU. ana m,m-
her 90 thc house Us E.Hreru.H,rrt 'u..
cim Minister. many private citizen. 10
Washin ,tou. AMI strangers from other
cities
Ihe fun fal procession "ar ON" 81 the
largest over .s.i in thi. ,.te. twas moro
fhlua milsi Boz .urtb.
EFtrt. a-e J.,ur mlja. anl plan. ou
frot. to mako th. ea.l af au cxtrt session
OF Cane.o.. um .e-Iry bu. tur prevail.
ing opinion &. thst ii cannot be avoided
I jaime. Buchanan l.euv. tho lrc-i
I dents private secretary. j. about resign
ing thai pos; 10 engage in the practice Of
A the Law.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

sac ArfnrNr. ltst III, trstaf, Two
little sons of Mr. N. d John, on living
nsar chs city. says The Wetump,ta spec
i,tar. ~ tho IN instant we're poist ned by
esf.ur che huds 81 lhe yellow Iessa, nine.
Ons died in a very short time. and the
other narrowly escaped
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

asd The kHp. b.mr ha. no idyi
ofany serious opposition % The re.uomiuo.
ti1n and election of Hon. Wv HENspur
Jbo r1Ihnf faithful Representative of tbe
tbrd C0nere District
- telut.nil lnl aeeomrli.hod1 Young
hIy in BALTIMORE. NI-. Stuttou. o. icv
night. age. Co returning from rlll ten
deal ia the -tfg,t. o.. e was .uprr.cal FROM
disease Vi thebratt
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

pUuruur 8 MWsuVtt-V obh. A. sgcd
time g upon us, anil the time too when
planter. and gardeners need fertilizer.
ror their laud4. we bog to call attention Co
thc advertisement of the above house.
which appears IN or rnlumns rhcrcad.
cr viii .ce thr extensive assortment ol
valuable seeds which they advertise A.
elsie section of country B. filling ZAP. anil
tbc budt being fenced end clcalcU plant.
ora win have o. make provision for their
stock. and not depend a. Formerly upon
tbc 'rauet" They should devote % por
tI1n ~ their tiur Co Tho cultivation OF
raeea anil crops Of small grain Mcs.rs
pom,roy anil Marshall viii supply them
with The most approved seed. Of all jc
srr.ptloua
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

Wv p,rm.--Wc have received the
Gr.t number Of a new paper called the
C,Has Ttp.uiHf published at r.tt-horo.
Nis4. hv Nessrs. Us. Bv,V. and j. r. W..
pynrauY. ltsa .prisltIv and vol rriu-
ttd sheet. and we hope willrcpay ,llcrro-
priciof4 ur their labor
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

ruro,r ,sp Lpyes.-pr. e.. T.. tEsNr.
of New ulc5nt continues e. treat all
malldjcs affecting thr above organs. hv III.
wen approved plan of inhalation. pr. e.
s. % scientific man. and his system We are
os-wclis based upon scientific principles.
The thoupud. ofsuilercrs FROM complaints
1T this character ore directed % his AL
yertiscmonts which appear every week in
this paper
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CHINESE PIGS.

- from Imported stock:
A l.So BERKSHIRE AND SUPPORTS
~ FOR sale by HENRY FENNER.
=, ,o.s South Orange, New-Jersey.
June leoN' 91-t
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DIR The sensation paper. 10 che North
are sprc1dinf Themselves for grand
".plursr" upon theSiekle' Tragedy. ror-
trait. 81 81. and Nr Sickle. Mr.. Butter
worth. Mr. Key drawing. OF The .s,ur OF
Che tragedy. &c., ore announced iu lemiug
capitals. Saaya tbc New York Day Book.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

Law C,ub.-rhc law card Of Mr.. J..
Wrrmook. who has located at El,i.vIlle.
Tor thc practice Of his profession, will bc
found m our paper Of to-day. u Is q
good opening for d lawyer and We hive
mo- doubt Mr. Wc-tbrooS may do well
himself and Prove -cryicc,blc 90 iho conn
muuitV
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

Wou,N ruuE lI,Ncrp.-A vom manned
Mr.. ll,atu>o. has been found guilty at
Alhany Ncu York. of the murder Of her
husband anil scntcuccdto Doc hanged. Il
IS supposed the Goycn1r will commute
hcrpun.shmont 90 imprisonment, Tor life.
and cha. prevent the disgu.tinsaud horri-
Die spectacle of hanging 10 woman.
Tur W,rrEs-Bain ia great quantities
has fallen throughout thi. whole section
If country. within week pat Tho
rrer' have boon e. high o. they were
ever batgo seen. and travel u great
measure suspended. We have been cut
on from an communication by mil with
the Western part of the State. tIa wator
c1ursca North AMI West OF W. having
been too high for crossiue. Tho weather
appcrt now to h' ssttlod. anil $50 sup
pose thc waters will subsile. and the mai
carriage brrcularly r,umod iu day o
two.
rhc spring has oprd'd upon brluu
fully sre.l time h1s come, aud industrI
ou planters farmer. and gardeners ar
beairrinr thcmsclyc ga tho sgaaou r.,
Uuirus
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pr New York lrucr says. thlt "a
rrcs, rush took place 90 Brady Gallery
whom e became known that portrait 1T
Mrs sickle. was to De- seem ule.o. The
proprietor, however ike gentleman. as
hc &. put lhc portrait undcr lork aul key,
and dinupointed the morbid crowd
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rcmc nda5tad 20 ~. ...oaI

Wcara Injected 10 slia. ..eul iu
l.a..'. ora COPY, ~ Iamphiet .o.u. u.th,
r.u. Ur g. The Molila AND u.., n.fI-
... Company. as Us L.a meeting. t
eaar.-u- q rama-!laniy fan account of the
present condition Of tho w.... ANA tic
situation aud means Of tae Company
Iaa uamiL.e, ia line Specimen o. typo
g uhg. from the job oH... Is. oa.-aLd
.r..u.. JOAN ~ Thompson.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-22
NO. 81.
Qailg 0atlOnal Ilrmucrat.

VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-The Solano Her
aid is informed, that an immsnse formation Of
rock Of superior qualities, hrs been found on
the margins Of Green and Suisun Valleys
It's spoken of by a correspondent of the Her
aid as follows:
~ Is convenient to the navigable branches
y. 9u'sen Bay. 1t exists in great quantities
IL Is soit light and readily formed into any
su"Pe; grows hard 10y exposure to light
aho Hlr, and resists absolutely, the action of
The hottest fire. II is pesfect. or almost
perfect. non conductor Of heat II hos hoa,
tested III the furnace of q steam min 20 &C
certain ITS relative value in such consfruc.
tons, and found incomparabv superior 10 all
other material heretofore in use. 1t possess.
es no power of expansion whatever, and
would form the most perfect crucibles for
mining ores. Every furnace in the State
should be supplied, or constructed with it,
ana DOUBTLESS will he, so soon as the truth of
my statements can be verified by proper tests.
Volcanic action has had something to do with
It's production, and it may be, lava is the
chief ingredient Its non conducting ouali-
ties may be aseribed, perhaps, to ashes, sup.
! posed TO constitute one Of its chief component
parts. Handsome dwellings, and magnif.
cent church, have already been constructed
OF thi. stone. Chimneys have been built of
it, and all who have given it trial, speak
in exalted terms of its value
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-22

Matters IN CHILE.-In the Bee appears
the following extract from private letter
written at Valparaiso, and dated April 18th.
We are in the greatest state of excite
ment-the officers Of the Government orc
rallying their forces. and we soon expect an
attack upon this city
On the l4th Of March the Government ar
my OF the south was completely routed by
the Opposition forces-the Government loss
is considered very great
Our Minister has had several plain talks
with the Government in relation to the mur.
der OF American citizens, &C., and he is de-
termned and viii demand ample Justice for
his counlrymen for all wrongs perpetrated
upon them.
| The Government press-and there is mono
other tolerated in Chile-have been publish
ing gross ISLANDERS against the people of the
United States and Their Governmant, and
there is now great prejudice against Ameri-
cans generally.
Our new Consul, c. W. Ryckman. is get.
ting along fuely-his appointment has been
satisfactory to all parties here-he las at
present large amount of business before
/ him.
The Prince of Wales, m English steamer,
ran on hidden rocks in or near the Port OF
Mount, and Immediately sank. The passen-
gers. crew and mail were saved, but the boat
is total loss"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-22

ARIzoNA.-The citizens of Arizona City and
vicinity, held meeting on the 7th of May.
and unanimously adopted preamble and
resolutions setting forth the grievances of the
people of the Territory, and recommending
the election of delegates to Territorial
Convention The following are the most i'm
por,ant OF the resolutions:
Sd. That We hereby recommend to our fel-
! low citizens, that an election be held at cuta.
/ bic places throughout the Territory on Mon
day, the 30th inst, for the election of dele
gates to n Territorial Convention, to be held
at Tucson, on Monday, the 9th day of June
| proXimo; aud that Arizona City elect six,
| and Gila City four delegates to said Conven-
tion.
4th. That we also recommend that said
Territorial Convention, when convened and
organized, shall have full power to adopt an
organic law, for the future government of the
Territory, to apportion the representation.
and if deemed necessary, TO elect, femporari
ky the various officers Of the Territory, and
to do such other acts and things as said Con-
vention shall deem meet and proper.
5th That this Territory now contains q
larger population than did either Kansas,
Nebraska, or Washington, at the time Ct
their organization; and that the opposition
to our Territorial organization must be re-
garded as the result of either ignorance or
ianaticism
9th. That if our population is less than rep.
resented, we are the more entitled to Cover
mental protection, for the many cap protect
themselves-the few cannot.
18th. That United States tax collectors are
located almost everywhere in our midst, and
that thus is the government reasserting the
odious repudala English doctrine of "taxa.
ton without representation"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-22

ToRNADo.-A terrible storm recently visi.
ted the vicinity Of Camden, Arkansas The
Herald says:
within a distance of less than FIVE miles
that part of the track examined, although The
breadth did not exceed one fourth of n nile
there were more than twenty houses of
different kinds literally torn to pieces, and
their con ents scattered in all directions. No
lives were lost ten persons however, were
more or IS injured some of them severely"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-22
DlssOlutiOn Notice.

vESFFE coPARTNERsHIP heretofore existing be-
d tween the undersigned, under the name ana style
OF J. TOMB co., has been, by mutual CONSENT us
j. TOMB.
JOHN ARNOLD.
Msrysville, April %, 1889 sPfVt"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-22
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

Is Dlllished svery Saturday morning, ana contains
twenty eight cJlu Of reading matter The aim OF
the pnl fishers will be to make 1t good paper and
asItshe cfering fOrtriendsin tha Atlantic states.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-22
Removal.

TVESSe UNDERSIGNED have changed their ioes
I lion of busInr.s from their cid stand on d street
10 ihe opposite side, adjonding Rice Coffin Co., or
the south where they viii he pleased 10 see all those l.
want Of DRY GOODS, CARPETS, &C. 80.
mbl III WALKER, WILSON 4 co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-22

CARD.-It is well known fact among medi-
cal men, that there has long been wanted Il good and
reliable preparation of SARSAPARILLA, as nearly
all that manufactured in the East CONTAIN SPIRITS
and some nfthem MERCURY, although protesting
not to do soconsequenty for all cutaneOus Diseases
etc, they injurious instead of beneficial Now in
the preparation we offer TO the public we are willing
to show the receipt to any one-no matter who-Doc-
TOR OR NO DooroR-as every man has right to know
what he is taking:
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THE COMPOUND SYRUP
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SdrsdpGriIid, Yellolo Dock and 0
Lodids Of POtdss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ooooooooooo
Is no more less than what its name implies, each
dide Of Potass We defy competition in this article
as our arrangements are such that get Sarsa-
parlla Rootd direct from Honduras, and Iodide Of
Potass directfrom England, in large quantities. con-
sequently we believe we are the only firm who can fur
nish the SAME ARTICLE at 81 per ottle it be sold
by all respectable druggists at the above price, Be
careful and get the genuine article-use other,
and from past experience we are well assured that
will give perfect satisfaction to every person who
may use t-packed in and dozen cases, ready to
ship to any part of the country Druggists will find
~ their advantage to sell this Sarsaparla in pre-
ference to all others. r. HALL CO., Propretors,
l43 ond l45 Clay St., below Montgomery,
San Francisco.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
RICE, COFFIN & CO, Agents,
mhl-Sm street, Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-22

syrup of Yellow Dock. SarsaparIlIa, aud
IOdlde of Potash.
1wouldnform my patrons andfriends that can
guarantee my Concentrated Syrup Of Yellow Dock,
Sarsaparla, and tolile of Potash 'as the very best
preparation ofsarsaparilla now in use.
We simply ask atrial of this medicine II is fur
nished to the trade in boxes containing me doz bot
ties each, and suppedupon the most avorableteTns.
Ampledlrectiohs accompany each bottle.
Applyto S. T.. WATTS,
Wholesale Druggist,
First street, ,Narysville.
For sale by EF. SPENCE,
jeot Druggist, SO Main street, Nevada.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-22
TEASl TEASE TEASE TEAS Nll

un CHESTS COMET TEA:
AO y chests Congo Tea
10 chests Extra Fine oolong do
80 chests Assorted Green and Black Tea
For sale st holm 6. FALLS,
feha-y Merchants Hotel block Marysvfils
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-22
ICE! ICE! ICE! ICE! ICE!
FOR SALE.

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