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The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01
Head This Statement
Of Cures, Effected by the most extraordinary
Coucoiction of the Agei
A Case of Great Bodily Pain, Ague, Debility

and Dyspepsia Cured!!
Mr.. JNO. b. FLEMING. Merchant Tailor Of Ophir,
in this State, ceres, Sept. 9Th 1854 that Two Bot
ties of DIR. Wcbbers Cordial cured Mr.. j. c. Ewens,
of the same place of PAINS IN TIE BODY, Dyspep-
sia Chill and Hael ing Cough, together with general
Debility Neuralgia and Rheumatic pains.
DIR. James Bonnaut ceriIfcs to the cure of piable
of dccaycd manhood (vhcre the strength nerves
memory, and the whole ply sique prostratcd) by
its use.
Mr.. James Freeman, Mokelumne Hill, says -
My feeling exhaustion, want of Strength
torpor, a want of Vigor, appetite and other nisera.
Bile feelings. One bottle of Your Cordial relieved and
Three have entirely cured me-"
We could give Fifty other certificates, notwithsand-
ing that most sensitive about being noticed
but the above must satisfy any reasonable person.
p The Rccdcr is conscientouSly assurcc that this
really extraordinary Panacea is all 1t is represented
and is not of the Nostrums of the day. Let the
afflicted try it, and they will be thanl ful for having
done 1t is warranted to be uninurous to the
delicate constitution, either age contain
Eo mercury other mineral 1t put up, very highly
contrated in Quart Bottles,
PRICE-Three Dollars; Two Bottles for $500.
PARK 4 WHITE, Agents,
San Fran isco
VERY IMPORTANT CAuTIoN-Beware of Dangerous
Counterfcits and limitations Look that the namos of
T. JONES, and J. WEBER is on the top of the in
side wrapper, and blown in the Glass. Buy other
April /, lS59-:}mis
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01
WHEELER g. WILSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Improved Sewing Machines

MdHnfdcturedat UatertO,rn Conn
TINHESE MACHINES have been in successful opera
tion in the hands of manufacturers and families for
the pastthrce years and in every have given uni
versa satisfaction. They ofcrcdto the public
with that increased in their which the
nitcd testimony of their numerous customers has
rcngthencd and con firmed.
These machines entirely different from an other
principles which they are made bcin. excl usircly
own.
Among the advantages this Machineover others
the following
l. The simplicity of its construction. and the ease
with which it can be kept the most perfect order.
. The perfect ctmanner with which the operator is
bled to stitch and the various kinds of work from
the finest linen to the coarsest cloths
3. 1t particularly exces in the rapidy with which
work can be executed in that respect it has equal
The little pooer required to propeI them, enabling
those of the delicate constitution to use them
without injury 10 their health.
ii. C. HAYDEN, Agent,
San Francisco.
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ON AND AFTER THE FIRST OF APRIL, 1859,
" the trains of the Sacramento Valley Railroad
will leave follows. viz:
The Passenger Trains.
Will leave the Depot at foot of street, at Sacramen
to at O'Clock. A. NJ, and r. NJ.
Will leave Folsom daily (Sundays e1cepted) at It A
NJ. IL NJ, and St p. NJ.
On SUNDAYS will leave Sacramento at I A NJ, and
2P NJ will leave Folsom at y A. NJ. and S p NJ
TICXET OFFICE-On Front street, under the
What Cheer House,
Regular Fare the Road. 50 each w&y.
Excursion Tickets for Sundays, out and back, 81 co.
Freight for Folsom
Will be taken up by every tram, except Sundays
Up way freight by the p NJ train only.
Freight must be delivered at the DEPOT, foot of l.
street. half hour before tn. departure of trains else
it will be retained for the next train.
Rates of Fre ght-Upward, So per ton, to Folsom.
Downward l5O (for stone) per
nto to Sacramento.
The A. NJ uain out from Sacramento connects with
stages for all Of the following named places and passen
gers procuring tickets the ticket Office in Sacramen
to will be sent through the same day.
The stages from all of the following nance d places
co meet with the l2 train from Folsom, arriving in
Sacramento ONE HOUR BEFORE THE SAN
FRANCISCO BOAT LEAVES!
Nevada, Grass Valley, Auburn,
Iowa HILL Forestcity, Downieville
Orleans Flat, Ophir, Gold Hill,
Illinoistown, Yankee Jlm's, Greenwood
Georgetown, Mormon Island, Coloma
FL Dorado, Diamond Springs, Placervle,
Prairie City, Michigan Bar, Cooks Bar,
Wallis Diggings, Live Oak City, Arkansas Digging
Willow Springs, Drytown, Amador,
Sutter, jackson, flddletown.
J.. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
Sacr amento ls59-tf
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What Constitutes Health z

Rich Pure Blood, Natural Perspiration. Good Appe
te for food Sleep Exercise and the EMO, of Ma
ture, with strength ofbody, Mind and Limbs-Actvi-
ty ofthc Liver, and all other natural Functions such
stateis felt by ALL after using thisSea sickness and
Delirium Tremens. 1t preventative and absolute
remedy for these. 1t all longing for
liquor. Many inebrates have found that after il has
renewed and strengthened them, quieted their
1t has caused aversion to spirits l have it
f,hc mostfrghtful cases where derium trcmens
ho,-a aIlx
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01
A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
London Cordial Gin! Club House Gin
Schiedam Il Medicated Schnapps!
Roya1 Scbnonnc 90

NUy III '9CTIHHPPs, &C.
Under the above md similar titles the lquor mixers
ofhs city are bottg large quantities of aduerated
unwholsome trash, costing but little, which they hope
to realize large profits by selling in California.
Avoid all compounds. Some skiully prepared
as to good Liquor except with the best Judges
If You would be safe Only the long established
nowned genuine Uolfs Schica0nn aromatic SchnGp1s.
UDOLPHO WOLFE. Sole Importer.
~ Beaver street, New York
August l3, ls5s-tf
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READ AND REFLECT
DR.. C.H Tozer's Card to the Afficted.


Quick Cure and Low Prices at the t.
tablished Office, Sixth-street between
j and X streets.
| Ii. ioHEt returns his thanks to his num.rou.
- patients for their patronage and would .,nIr.r
"pp"rt lnItv to remind them that he continue,
e"hs"it on those difficult cases of VENERELI NIL
nave banned the skill of Of the most crrb,,t,J
p ~ i OIL oI the age and upon which he ha. EETER
r1nED 70 PERFORN R1DTC1L CUPE
DIX, IoZER'S reputation as a phy.ic;.n.t, nm
uaheo his exclusive aattcntion to diseases oC tho
nof, mar! orsanS, for SO many years render, him
PcrIect master of Syphtic diseases
DIX. IOLER has. it is well known .,Lo, n,,;.r,.
from the very verge ofthe Rstrrd th,r, +. pt,
hedh Hefurther states that he deems il 90.
attract the attention fthose who mipht N, ID ,ha
wees of physician in ALL CASES mot n,r,;nn,
those enumerated in the advertisement exccn;nr III
'i" test IN! merits as practitioner and IL rcsulr
,; ~; nSS nsen thus far salts factory my pa
utnts ana myself Nor do deem it necessary to SIN
,""mhs OF newspapers with fulsomc empric AMI
w "shc daNerfSrments, protesting ability to heal
All diseases hesh is heir 10. for o do that ~.
something more than man bat to give those thai
amicted with Venereal, Chronic nd other diso,.,,
understand from long experience am uly eonpo.n,
to trest them successfully, f"'
L rfer no gcnuiDc fraudulent certifc..cs orn,n
my saPe rior qualifications as a pr.ctton n.;,ha a.
assume fhe medical honaIs to which am entitled b.,
merely ask those who disc read tho
and Judge for themselves where 10 apply for relief
tNIy r'oms are so sngci that can he con ,Itcd -;
privale at all hours the day from o'clock nm
til3PM. ~ !" u"
rons Debility. Low Spirits. LaSsiiude Week.-Mrs., OF
the limbs back. lndisposion Loss of Memory Aver,
lonto Society, Love of Love Solitude. 'jimtdity
Dizziness. headache. pain side Affection oftbc ~.
eyes, Pmpcs the face Sexual and and o,har - 81
mites IN Mrn &c, will find it nportant TO eonsnlt I'm
h, Sacramento,
G. II. TOZER, NJ, d.
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The Appetite for Liquor Destroyed of the bean.
tfui properties possessed by DR. Webbcr's Invgorat-
ing Cordial is that it all longing Taste
Liquor. Many nebriates have found that after has
renewed and strengthened them, quote their nerves
it has caused aversion to spirits. l have it cure
OF the most frighful cases. whore dclerium tre
mems has actually occurred.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01
The Howard Association,
phSla n a1nhia

klR Howard ASSOclatlOL,
Philadelphia.
BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION Established by
Special Endow m..nt the Eeef of the Sick and dis
tressed afflicted with vfrusent and Epidemcat disease
N times Of Epdemcs it is the object Of this Institu
tion to establish Hospitals. to provide Nurses Ply
scians, Clothing, Food. Medicines. sc, for the sick
and destitute take charge ofth orphans of deceased
parents and minister in every possible ay to the
lief Of the afflicted and the heaHh OF the pubic at large.
the duty of the directors at snch times, TO VII
personally the districts and provide and
eeuse relief. Numerous physicians, not act-
ing members of the Association usually enrol their
its Books subject to be called upon to attend
it. hospitals, free of charge.
In the absence of Epdemics. the Directors have su
horisra the Consulting surgeon to give advice and
medical aid to persons suffering under Chronic disease
offs vruent arising from abuse of the phys
cal powers ma treatment, the effects ofdrugs, SC.
Vaross reports and Tracts the nature and treat
Of Cha onic diseases, by the Consulting Surgeon
have been published for gratuitous distribution, and
will be sent free of Charge, to the afflicted.
Address, for Reports or treatment, Dr. George r.
Calhoun. Consulting Susgeon Howard Association No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order ofthe Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, Pres't
GEORGE FAIRCHILD, Sec'y. nov l9-ly
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TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH.
aggregate THOUSAND,
ELEVEN DOLLARS

prizes ENTIRELY NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
desirable
The prizes will be distributed ticket holders having the first numbers drawn
hundred and
valuable the tickets have the low cac
ticket will be admitted and be
in the distribution of the prizes.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01
Excess, Debauchery, Nervousness, Et,
1t is a Cure for Intemperance /!

An Electric Thrill of Strength is permanently givel
by DR.. Webber's Sangufcr. The whole functions O
Nature aroused Constipation, dyspepsia cured
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01
MOST BLESSED, DIVINE, HEAVENLY
SCIENTIFIC. PA NACEA,
Fo. curing Diseases
Incidental to the State of California;

That Acts on the Blood, Brains. Intestines,
Sincws, Nerves. the Fluids and Semlf luids,
and the whole Physique. The gloomy Hypochon-
drac, the Dyspeptic, the Nervous, debiiltated and
Feeble, the doctored the Bilious and
Liver-dseased Sufferer, the Gourmand,
the debauchee the Incorporate
and all who suffer lhealth-
CHOULD PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICKNESS
- overtakes them, for then worn-out nature sue
cumbs to DEATH because she has not strength to re-
.ist Now, DIR. JACOB WEBBERs INvIGoRATISG CoR-
DIAL causes strength-that is its main quality. The
nrst operation TONIC the pnrtaker feels then that
Sujation is caused-his skin is damp, his limbs supple
and active he feels wish for exercise, and knows he
has strength endure he is light spirited his skin
becomes clear his Eyes, too, bccausel
His Liver is made Active, the Bile neu-
tralized or rejected, and his Blood
is Trimmed and Purified
otherwise. Again-lt Immediately relieves Belch-
ing prevents accumulation of wind in the Stomach
The Stomach, the great receiver of disease and its
cure. | will enumcratc few of those diseases
where | have Di. Webbers Invigorating act most
beautifully General arrangement Of the System
Weakness from various causes viz Change of Climate
Long Sickness, the Of Mercury, being otherwise
doctored from abuse of Nature and her Laws, by
Drunkenness Commanding, Debauchery and other
excesses, Trembling, Fever and Ague Chills. Rheu
matte, Neuralgia and other Pains in the Body OF
Limbs Want of Appetite. Sleep Memory, Sour or
Bilious Stomach, Tickling of Ears, Tic Doloreux, &C.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-01
N- d A l. US -H
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

j. put mp in cases containing One D;zen Bottles each
For sale BY all the principal Liquor houses inSan
Francisco
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-04-06

AT meeting of the bar, at Raleigh,
ON the 9th ult.. :. A. d. steele, ESQ.
was called To- the Chair,and Jno. Z. WIKI
lliuson acted a. Secretary. After the oh
icct orthc meeting was explained hy the
Chair. the following preamhl' an" f''olu-
tiuns were unanimously adopted
UTrrr1s Since the last term OF this
court 10 hath pleased an oll-wisc Provi-
dcucc to remove from the walk, OF life,
Levi. W Strickland. an attorney oil this
court and we his associates at the bar,
think IL proper To pay q becoming tri-
butte to ms memory. Therefore,
R.atff. That we have heard with deep
regret the premature death OF Lewis W.
Strickland "a Young man who bld iair
To become an ornament 10 the profession
of tho law that he had risen To the posi-
ton he had attained by his own eNertions +;
that hc was honest. brave and generous,
and possessed the elements OF success IN
his profession. and would have attained a
biph place i'm the confidence and alice
tions of the people, as he had already
,p,or,, hi. os-ociatcs al the bar.
Ps.ot.sE That the above preamble and
resolution, be spread upon the minutes OF
the court. and also be published ~ the
Brandon RrubEcu and Efs''" t.f'Fo".
Approrriate remarks were made 10y
Judsr Watts. Mc,sr-. Harper, Jennings
and Naycrs.
~A. ID. STEELE. CHAIRMAN.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-04-06

The trial Of Sickies, for tine shooting of
Key. commenced to-day. Seven lawyers
appeared a- couu-c, for the prisoner.
WisHINCToN April The Washington
Union of to-day states that the Govern
mcnt L. determined 10 carry into effect in
Central America, the provisions of the
tlaytOn-Buiwer treaty as construed by
the American statesmen. The Govern
mcnt is i'm possession OF all the facts to
show that the British Government, in lis
recent negotiations with Nicaragua. acted
with perfect loyalty and good faith 10 the
United States; and the Executive is a.
-ured that should Sir VIM. Gore Ou--ley
have exceeded his instructions. in ncco-
tiating the Nicaragua treaty. he viii be
held to a riei account.
The British fricatr Curacao. which sailed
from England on the -ul of February.
with the recently appointed Minister TO
Washington. Lord Lyons, ON board, has
not yet arrived. and serious alVrohcn-iou-
are entertained ier hor safety. She has
now been out thirtv--cven days.
NEu YoES. April I've have later adj
vices from Paraguay.
President Lopez has informed Commi--
-ioucr Blwliu that DE- was anxious for am
amirJllc adjustment Of taH officially be-
tween Paraguay and the United S,1te-.
and Ls-ile-. was ready to conclude with
l him "a treaty similar to those already exist
ing between Paraguay and the Govern
meut- Of Great Britain, Franc" ami Nar-
/ dinia.
President Lopez proposed Ca transfer
/ the negotiations Go the neutral city Of Or
/ r.eutc-. Commissioner Baw,in accepted
/ the proposal. and the negotiations were
| To commence within thirty days.
| The Cabinet to-day have been engaged
/ in NicaIauau affairs. II j. understood
| that Uu.elcy'- diplomatic mission there
| viii br severely -cIufiuUgd.
Tho Government is IN doubt about the
| truth of the report that "Nuam1n has
| sold TyHuauteU,a.. bat viii not be- sur
pri~cd it thc next steamer brings c1utir
mJtory intelligence. u true, they vii
take strong ground against DO, and ro-a~
scmLlc tougre-- 90 consider the matter.
WN,uINsToy. March 2l.-Iu view OF ia.
important intelligence received 10y Oh.
| Government from N.caga qua hy ID,
| Northern Light. 10 Is said that the Pr'-i
dent has determined 20 send am addition
81 naval force to the coast o' Nicaragua
for the purpose of protecting tie person
and property of American citizens ia tina
country.
NV Yorz. March al.-Au arrival a
this port brings adyieo- from lldyu q
the 18th inst. The country was gulot
. and quite 90 number OF Haytiau~ win
= had been Haui-hed during Soul1u!uc'
, administration hal arrived at lurt-au
= Prince. from Jamaica and other ports.
The steamship Hammouil, which lei
% Hamburg ON the 18th inst. arrived q
D | this mort This morning Her advice
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-04-06

STEAM PLow.-A patent hse been taken
out for steam plough by S. X. Barrett.
of Galesburg, Illinois. 1t is laid that this
plough performes finely, and is so arran-
aed as 10 be able to draw several plouqhs
through the earth, in the usual manner.
at the same time. Its easily guided and
kept in straight furrow. The following
is a description of the machine:
The wheels Of the truck of a steam
engine are so arranged that the truck may
be readily guided and turned, and the en-
zine rendered available for drawing a
gang of ploughs to turn over the earth in
the usual wav. The invention also con-
sist. in a peculiar manner Of attaching and
applying the gang ofploughs TO the truck:
also in the employment Of track clearers.
arranged in novel way, and in SO attach
ing the boilerto the truck thati i allowed
to remain in horizontal position when the
truck rises and falls in corresponding with
the incqualitie, in the surface Of the
ground"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-04-06
Special 3lotitrs.
Holloway Ointment ana Pims-Flqa5-

Holloway Ointment and PiIIs-Frru7e
There are no frauds 20 overrable as those which inn
peril health and life. Therefore the late attempts TO
dI- eliminate c1Wterter.- of the ahoyc-uarncd araat
lai-amir remedies are infinitely moro destastaf,a
than the operations Of the common forg.r The We
TINS ot -rrofn's cupton- cancers. tunurs sore legs
etc. etc. throughout the uuiou look t. Tie Ointment
the only element OF cure. Sufferers from dy-pap-
s5. bilious disorders, affections Of the bowels etc.
have au equally firm reliance the Pills. What
then. should re-. the punishment Of the m-oreauJ
who offers perucioU- -alve ia the place ofthe one
ana = vie drastic compound uudcr tho name ofthc
other7 lu order to Doe sure you have the genuine
ucIe ao that rlo watormaIk Holloway. Sew York
and London. ~ on every leaf Of tile book Of dr,c-
tto4- .rr.I a-5ro arr4
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-04-06


MoutE q ONO R,uao,p-frou enough
has been purchased and a now in course
Of arrival Co lay the track of the Mobile
and ohio Railroad from the present tor
minus at West Point, 10 Okolona. and
aIso 30 lay The Columbus branch. Thfe.
c1rgoca have alrcaly been landed I'm No.
bile. and two more on the way. are IS.
pectoi shortly to arrive We have con.
Trajectory accounts IA % when the Conn
r1ny viii proceed to The LAYING down ct
these rails ou tho main trunk. Tho $40
bile Advertiser aya chat but lor tho wet
bnl muddy condition OF the pruiric coun.
try between Wet Point and utol1ut. The
work would ere thl4 have boon common.
ogd The Mercury says ON tho contrary.
tb1t before tbe track LAYING &, commenced
che people along che lime arr expected o.
d1 something 90 help &c along The H
rset1ry veuturel upon the 1il received
in Mobile mako "a purahasoor iron. with
the expectation That aij voulj bc receiy
"a from che country % hy it. aud tba
before they proccgd further .h1tai. mus
hr given
20 would aoem pity that after IRON h1
been procured. tho work Of loyiue 10 down
should bo suffered to staud suspended fl
want of the comparatively small amour
required 20 deiry the expenses thereof
and we should think tbe wealthy couutr
So deeply interested in the extension a
the road, would advance literally Tor tina
purpose. We have no doubt that al
which energy and determination on Oh
part of the executive oilicrrs Of the Com
pany can DO. will bo done o. hasten loI
ward che work. and II it hgs it will mi
De their fault.
This road is now under most cvcellor
management The Company were fortr
nate in securing the services Of Jude
HnowN az President. while T.. j. FtruiN,
Eaa. che Chief Engineer. and our oil
friend J.uv W. Guopwtv. have few.
any. supcriors. iu the business In whic
they are engaged.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-04-06

gas, 900 TO THE MOUNT VERNON
- FUND
NE propose 70 themcdc9I faculty and manufacturers
of medicine throughout tile Jnited States. TO raise
the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars for the ben
eft OF the Mount Vernon hy q trial oi skin IN the
i ~, ~. qn4gt t,- gn,"n1 ana 20
governed and 10 iuly discharge the same:
l. We propose 10 test the qualities medicinal vir-
tues and curative ctngaces of our stem u the trea
ulafIug Pills. and Ryu0yatug R--,lyeut against al
other treatments medicines mul0ycd for the cure
0ithe sick either underline supervision Of ply sicaus
ni ue regular pIa'ure ot tAe mtdl'al2n Oh -oirn's
manufactured as spcrait.cs. commonly called patent
Ready ReHet Resolyeut and Regulating Pills do not
prove the most eeacIous and suecg-fUiu the treat
Ineut OF the sand diseases in which they are employ
"a. ana more speedily and oieetuaIy cure The pa
uent- than the medicines and treatment Of our oppo-
uents we VIII pay over 20 the Treasurer u The Mount
Vernon Fund the sum OF twenty-five thousand dol
lars ON OF before the LIST day of january ls ou con
tie same amount on or before tie above date if our
remedies prove victorious in this trial OF skill.
We invite all physicians within the United States.
either in hospitals or private practice, 20 compete
with US IN testing their system Of medicinal tTsal-
mont against the eftcacieS of our three remedies
the Ready Notwithstanding ReSoIvont and Re gula-
the trials TO- be made in puhlcthe privilege OF So
ertng any hospital in New York. Boston Ph-iadel-
pija- Baltimore Charleston New Orleans. -. Louis,
| CINCINNATI or Chicago M which sand hospitals one
half OF the patients 10 be over 10 charge,
and subject only 20 the treatment; of suCh of our
lAIea helheue- o. we may deem approx pirate Tor the
nature Of the disease of sai patient the remaining
ali - ne under the charge only Of any three physi-
cans INST may he selected Tor the s3ipt
> We invite all pin manufacturers to test of the
cacy Of RAILWAY : REGULATING PILLS. In the
treatment Of all diseases FOR which they recommend
their pills as possessing superior and extraordinary
virtues
There are several spirited liberal minded and skill
fnl gentlemen engaged IN the manufacture aud -a'e
# pills who have not only realized great veal D. bat
have been highly successful iu curing the sick with
their pills The most successful and popular these
pills however made after the recipe 81 gentle
/ a. IN as
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-04-06

EVERETT OPINION OF Louis NAPOLEON
Gle has given o. France the strongest
royeumcnt-pJuivulont, ! fear. in chat
country to thc best govornment-wh.ch
she has had since the downfall Of his un-
Gle. lie has completed public works
beneath which the magnificent pruius.ou
OF Louis the Fourteenth staggered. Tie
hat decorated and improved Paris beyond
all his predecessors on the throne. and
projected and accomplished the most
gigantic undertakings throughout the in
terror and along the coast % France.
Abroad he has c1us1lil1fel th. conquest
OF A.f.Iu-ma|u,a.u.d an uui11itel ia
poriffty i1r Fuurr over the armies of
England aaoeltcd'ui'b ler u Che Cri-
inca iHruld a fm alliance uiIh Great
brituu. eII.uHt whom hts uncle w.a.d .n
iutcru.r'ue war Cor twenty ysFrt; and
has .tolrd DIS country tp Dor former
rank iu the pntIc. oe Europe. iu ac-
I complaining tAtse objects. the press hl-
boon ictto.ed and the tribune .ilenccd.
/ anil those lihsrtiea. which the Analo->ixon
mind reFarls ia Che email causa 81
I tho political societies of men. have been
previously abridged bat France has vet
I o. show Chat She l. capable 81 ENJOYING
I them iu peace
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-04-06

JN~rTE R,TTLE Hor,r.-Wa call the at
tantion Of the travelling public to the ad-
vcrti~cmcnt Of Col. WI. II. FuvoN-pN.
who has opened bis popular and well
known Battle House in this place. for the
accommodation of tho public COL +. has
established % reputation as a hotel keep
er, second to that of uo man in tn. por-
ton Of th, state, and hi, guests may rely
upon receiving at his house always the
best that the market affords"