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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-25

Gas FIxTuREs...........sAs FIXTURES.
j. b. MONTE 1855 Chartres street.
Dealer In Chandelier Brackets Hall Lamps Of French Ep
low prices. ~
NB-J. B. NOME is authorized BY the Ga Company 10
put Qss Fixtures fs9 a.
ID A. PEBBLES, GENERAL AGENT AND Cor
Rthe1dge. "' =
NREFERENOEs-Messrs. Q. @. Miller l. Co.; Woo,..v
Ehsridgs Lane, Aayfsld CO.. Harrington Howard q
Meusphiss feas j
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-25

The Board Of Trustees resolved to psy an interest
six In cash the outstanding certificates
to the holders thereof their legal representatives
after the SECOND MONDAY in August proxino.
Aiss to declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT. per
cent? on the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company the
year ending the 90h june 1889 which certificates be
issued on and after the hrst day of October next.
And resolved further that after reserving Million OF Dol
lars Of Prsft all the outstanding certificates Of Profits Of the
sssue Of the 1856 be redeemed the Second
Monday in August proxiao well pay FORTY PER
CENT Of the certificates Of Profits Of 1857
after the 10th Of September next!nsrss
Both June at
THnS. A. ADAMS President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-25

| E<ASMANN'S IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
BALES.-orders for Fasmsnn's Iron Hoops and Ties,
LIED TO any extent ct cents pound The Hoop
guaranteed to hold and given cotton
pound with them shall be received the
same terms rope bound cotton
Liberal deductions made country merchants
ders. r. bFICHER Agent
12L Commercial Place, N. O.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-25
7 OUIsIAHA MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
= PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.

/ y INSUfIANCE CUMs
- PANY OF NEW ORLEANS
OFFICE-Seuth corner Of Camp and Matches streets
Amount Of Premiums for year ending February a.
-. ~
Net r0uts year. VI
Assets the 18th February, 1853 .......,. gTIN d
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend SIXTY PEE
GENT after paying Six interest outstanding SCRIP
and redeem the Certificates Scrip Of the years LEFT
Interest and redeemsbe scrps payable In cs.h
:hs SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT, and tho certificates
Of scrip for the ending February 1852
and after the lat June, 1882 ae
CHARLES BRIGGS. President
u7s 1y H.e. JANvIER. Secretary.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01

Mr,.eu-. on the other hand, insist that they have
specifics i"r everything. The msttrr stands thus -:
They sly they can cure Oh complaints and Esdway'~
btineul'- "n precisely what ufY solf our Reinche~
ulhl f.ffr promises while the promising aoadcm.-
'an. ar- upon the whole, good turno. they are not
Euoi Tor nothing. they do know how tu '"ls n o..
The Sa-t aut steadily increasing popularity uf our
rcure- b. proof positive that mankind cannot much
longer De- bound by the tTaumel- Of those Sclfcon--
tel Irlirer- Of life and deatI-the medical schools
But for tHe t,th which the unrefertug apt to
pose in long established errors thc-" rurtyeS would
long since have superseded the prescriptions Of the
profession throughout the length and breadth Of the
land. Euf the Faculty of Medicine, it's called has
certain I.tsf growing out 1ftle my sterN m which,
ir'iu motives ot policy 70 has alWs}- -lr"ded IT. do
Iug- The fHs fI1fs OF the -cituce" j. not Tor yul-
gHr eyes. The "rgrle- of the Temple "f E-culapiu-
are uttered tu mysterious language. oi winch one
might truly SOY. tia &c b. -fu Of sound and fury. sig
niiy ing H5fiHf" Nu this mummcry has it. effect
upon TIE ignorant sud t b. only nov aud then when
tic veil b. lHsd. .u the Grcpn and Whitney affair.
tIHt every ltly b. compelled Co own whai very small
men 100 ilt tii"il rr,1t men iu Theory, the hou"i'-
hlD tur t'ltTl really ary.
IT, ~n"tur che torJurs- II acute di-easc-to huild
up o." shattered constitution aud d"biiitated frame
-tu draw is,rk from thc gTaNc'- brink the victim OF a
consuming mIIidr riS n mobile mission. and this mis-
-ipn g AbW ~ : licme'lio- accomplishing Whcr-
ever t4cS g't administered.
What T. asked Of the sick land in no small measure
for their own -aelI not absolute faith this article,
"r any other titt may appear ON the same subject.
lut un ENrEEnENrtL It~r. We invite those whom the
Medical Nrademiciu- have turned their hacks upon
o. lncurahic-whu have proved that the official drug
-t b. upU uhIt t ur~ described to la by writer iu
the dagz uf plrlryt-u-. .UpurflsJa ,safrsTr tile
disgrace ut the dpotur~uho are ia short adrilt with
the disease for companion. and port Of safety IN
Ntcu-to give RAILWAY > Remedies a full and fair
uL according To- the directions. aud report the
suits 90 fhe public. Whatever they NAV hy.
EJduN.~ Remedies arc within the reach Of every
family u North America. Agents are established
for their ~7lr cygTyUhcrv: and they are sold by
The ne bottle ~ box 81 the same price IN distant
places that Is asked for them Jt RNDWAY a cos
Offices n this city. puoe for the Ready Relief -
cents, - cents and Il per hottc Bc-olycnt 81 per
hottici Regulating Pills. coated with gum, perfectly
tI-teeS-. - cents.
The public servants.
RAUWAY CO.
No. lb2 Fulton street New York
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01
Ludicrous attempt at Murder.

The following story is the talk of vii
lage in England. Itappears that certain
woman felt her spouse an incumbrance
and applied to the druggist of the village
for n sixpence worth of arsenic. lie very
properly refused. and informed her hus-
hand. at the same time inquring Of him
for what purpose his wife could require 1t.
The husband told the druggist that If she
applied again he must sell her some
harmless article in lieu OF the arsenic,
and they would see what her objects
were. She did apply again. and the wary
anothecarv delivered her some carbonate
of soda. telling her husband OF what had
occurred. When he went home he found
\ meat pie prepared for dinner; he pre-
tended at first want of appetite, and in
vited her to help herself. She refused,
and at last he ate a quantity of the pie
In little while he professed himself un-
well. then feigned thirst, then alarming
sickness, and finally death. The treach-
erous woman manifested great concern du-
ring these proceedings but the instant
death appeared TO her to have occurred,
She passed a rope through the chamber
floor, and tied it to her husbands neck,
in order that when the neighbors We're
called in, he might appear to have hanged
himself. She ran up stairs TO draw up
and fix the rope. The instant she had
disappeared, the dead man revived, re-
leased himself of the rope, and passed II
around the leg of the table, and the wo-
man hung that useful and domestic ar
ticle. instead of the other one, her nus
| hand. The latter also ran up stairs, in
ouirinc of the faithless woman, ''what she
was after drawing off that way?" The af.
| fair has ended for the present in his, as
! the phrase is, taking the law into his own
hands. He has given her, as the York
/ shire folks say, "a right down good
| hiding"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01

RESTITUTION Practical Ckrtstianty.-C Comp
troller Green informed us yesterday morn
ing that he had Just received, through the
hands of Rev. j. NJ. Mitchell, Rector of
the Protestant Episcopal Church of this
CITY, the sum of tro thousand IRE Hundred
and ftty dollars (S2,550) in cash, with the
information simply that it belonged to
the State of Alabama. Any attempt to
discover from whom this money is receiy-
ed will, of course, las it shouldl be en-
tirely, futile. 1t is enough to know that
some pe,litcnt has fulfilled solemn obliga-
ton, and made restitution of money un-
Justly obtained from the State. Not long
ago we noticed that large amount of
money was restored in the same manner
to the County Treasurer, Tor some other
Officially of Madison county, through the
hands of Rt. Rev. Bishop Cobbs. The
leaven of true religion is evidently at
work, and these are the practical results
arising from it, from our secret heart. we
say, may God speed the good work. We
know not how our worthy Comptroller
will enter the above money on his ledger;
but if we may be allowed we would sug-
gest the following:
''The State of Alabama to True Repen-
tance Dr.-S2550." ."-noatgomer Adrertiser.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01
qOttrn,
A Country Home.

oh. give me a home in the country vide.
And = -aat ly the farmers wood fresidn.
Where the fire burns bright
on frosty night
Where the Jest and tine song and the laugh are free.
Oh the farmer, home is tho home formc.
On, give me home jn the country wide.
When the earth comes ont as a blu,hinz bride,
With her buds and flowers.
IN the bright spring hours.
Her bridal song ringing from fresh lcayel tree.
And melody floats On thc pogfrmcd breeze.
In summer, seat ia shady nook.
Aud close hy the side Of a cooling brook.
Whore the violet grows,
or the pale swamp rose,
Painting and SEEK meath the suns searching beam,
Dips her fair petals in the cooling stream.
OH give me 2 home in the country wide,
In the golden days Of the farmers pride.
When the barns are filed
From the fields he's Tiled
And he feel- that his yearly task is done,
smiling az winter, he beckanS him on.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01
Once and kesdehee at the
ELECTRO CHEMICAL INSTITUTE,
14s ST. JOSEPH STREET,
CBetween Camp and st. Charles streetS)
NEw-ORLEANS,
Where the Doctor can he consulted from S A. NJ tin
gP.M Families visited at their Residences do
sired. special department for ladies.
ENTIRELY NEwi ENTIRELY NEwI
WHAT IS TT4
THAT WONDERFUL PURIFYING AGENT.
Darby's PrOphylactic Fluid!

This is a New Discovery. II is the result Of Learn
Ell Research. II l. a triumph of Scientific skin II
Chemical union Of materials, provided hy Nature
herself for rendering pure the air We breathe H.
action is in obedience 10 fixed laws.
QUICK, SURE POWERFUL
Il purifes dwellings. sinks, kitchens
Il removes all offensive odors.
II cures burns with instant certainty
II sthe best preparation ever used for fresh wounds
Il destroys an vegetable and animal poisons.
II relieves in a few seconds the bites Of insects etc
u scatters boile when forming
II sOothes hollis when formed and heals then, ill,
Il j. good for carbuncles, ulcers corns and srr,s
IL cleanses the teeth and purifes the breath
The worst symptoms of Typhoid and Scarlet Fcve,
are mitigated hy the Of this F1ud IL has bee,
known To check the spread ofTyphoid Fever i'm Fam
lies and upon plantations
Leading phvsicians are using Il in Charlcstor "a,
lumlia Savannah. Augusta, Atlanta Macon Coir,,,
bus. Montgomery. Selma. Mobile and New OrIe,rs
The Hospitals Of \. orleans and Mobile are 1sin i,
Hospitals. corporations ship masters manuf,ctnr.
or planters, physicians furnished by the gallon at
reduced rates.
Try at least one bottle. Price 50 cents. Follow di
recons.
As-Manufactured only in the Laboratory of OAR
BY PRICE Auhnrn. Ala,
For sale in Paulding by Dr. s. z. CASTEEI. and by
all druggists and country merchants Throughout the
South
NIB. Persons wishing ores, soils. water. etc. an
aysed, have It done on reasonable terms by send
ing 10 Prof j. Darby.
Auburn, Ala, May IS, 1850 32-ly
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01

w. 1 4 srTrfEnLAND BURKE.
THE DEATH OF col s,NproRp.

" DC other daY, news was received that Col. sand
fnrrl whu accompanied ten. PaeE on hi= return 20
Nenerel had died 1t Valencia II r0laifu or yellow
Fever. Tie hal 70 is o. - presumed, the regular
treatment lad down A. Law ~ the faculty Would il
- tss f7ch - IVY tl,at. snfffr - cFse. b. stir
rumbedt Aud t- u not fair Co infer that. iE like Mr.
sutherland Burke ef Hand-horo. De- had taken Ran
wATs NEtuY EumF instead uf leiug druEErd arrord-
ing a. The di-pcuSary, De would have recovered
40 ths icver- 60 which We have referred lslOnu To-
one family They are invariably ocet-luued ~ an
unhealthy prnrtpe Ia the atmu-phefc. M their
head stands YELLOW FEVER; lut hy ftr the most
common phases uf WalaripuS disease are FEVER
AND AttE aud BILIOUS EEMIlIENT fever. 10.
then. Rtpwtrs KE,pf RElIu will cure the most yIru-
lent mHlady of the whole class there hg Doubt
% it- prompt Bnd certain remedial action iu the mi
nor disorders. However. this conclusion does not
rest on logic and reason alone. U b. tHrtnrd ly
~ afirmafs tgsfialalu from every section IT the
country where lNTERMlTTENI- and REMIT
TENI- urevafl
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01

The EXTENT OF LoNDoN.-London is ra-
pidly extending its boundaries. Itcovers
an area of l2l square miles, equal to a
square of ii miles to the side. The popu-
lation in this area amounted in the year
1901 to 95S,S93, and in the year lSoV
1852, ,S36. The London, of 1858 Is equal
to three Londons of 1901. 1t has now a
larger population than the six New Eng
land States
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01
| GRAND PRIZE OF $4,000 !
s5,sii PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO sjls,iOOi
Whole Ticket. $40, nal,,, ss quarter, 81 so.


rs ORDERING TICKETS COR CERTIFICATES.
EurlH.e tbe money 90 our address f1r the Tickets
ordered uu rrgript Ul which thoy Will BE- forwarded
hv first u1l
The tiat ot Drawn Nulut.r- aud Prizes will be sent
tu purJ hHsor- immediately uilrr thr drawing
Af' Ur.hHarrs will please Wrtc their signatures
pIfIn HHl give their Post uffre County aud state.
So 40 prize. &c slruu and under. paid Immediately
anrr the dutwlul-othur prizes ut Tie usual time -
thirty d1ys
Notice 60 Correspondents.
Those Who prefer not SENDING money w mall
uar IUE AuNNs ENpHI-- COMPANY. whereby
money lYr l,srts. iu sums % Ten Dollars and up
wtT.lz. aBu ha sent us Ar ut B RISK AND EXPENSE
lrUu Huf eos ortuuu where thcy hJve au ofhce. The
money Uui ufrr uust te euela4rl u a-tioyerufncnt
pHaf uihrr stIHiIed Envelope che ~ prssa Com
nHuN UtuuUt receive them.
NI communications strictly confidential
Address roo ufdgra ior lIU keta ~ tertincaies 10
Muuu, EDDY co. Augusta. Georgia.
Dr. Wuuu. EDDY co. Atlanta Georgia.
or. Wuuu. EDDY &tu. Wilmington, lat
g. li4t 81 the uuWlers that are drawn from the
uhrrt with te amount sf thr prize that eneh b.
entitled t0, will De- Published after every drawing. in
the ftuWiuu papers - Hgasir tOaa tiasiifufi0antst
Nar ufilnns nIf. WhHf Ransfff. NrsirIis G1fsfis
Atlantis flfeHgeierr. Nac iart Wfsltr nHu R-ot ~
rraaHt fttiig Nnrs R.fiaalai DJafrh. Nes iork De
paiah lnHttlr tMssI C1rai. rai Liffc Roct tArt)
Tuf n.HnerHf
reb t1 iap. isu
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pIS INCREMENT oF THE FACULTY IN TIE
TREATMENT uF CHuLERN-TlIE HEATH OF
THE LATE DISTRICT ATIUENEl. Y d BLUNT,

un Che best manner uf treating CHOLERA d1d us
kaIHirfi diseases thg Faculty not entirely agreed
The most approved Programme. however. = cui0aid
and upifHt-thr zhpetauehur~ &C the profession
Than this. nothing that the ingenuity ~ man could
devise, would De- more pCruIgUua. u b. simply a
prescription o. rougc-t the brain and Cugur-e the
liver No wonder the HnuUTatlS were more sue
ce~sil than the 'regular- during the cholera sea
n j. infinitely better o. give what viii do neither
gpud nor harm. than o. administer poison: and here
have greatly the advantage uf the d0cffGffcs. What
is really required IN Cholera D. SON othing that vii
gently stimulate and tone the nervous system, and
restore to artivitv the sluggish circulation. and,
therefore, BAbWANS : READY RELIEF j. AN al-o-
lute specific for it Had uur distinguished fellow
citizen the Hon. Nathaniel y. Blunt who fell mar
iyr o. this disease few years ago. had bottle Of the
Ready Relief within reach, De might have been alive
this day. He had. we suppose. the ~uthrial treat
meut' Instead, and rs3v tafuraiia, died In a few
uuura.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01

Domestics Onahurgs, Lnseys Jeans. Calicocs Linens
Mushns, tiinghams, Clothing, shoes. Hats.etc
together with large assortment of
Hardware Cutlery, Groceries, CrOckery,
Tools, etc, etc, etc,
all Of which will hc sold for cash or country produce
such as Hides, Chickens, Beeswax, Tallow aS-Cash
paid for Cotton.
DcSOtO Jan. s, 1859. 13-Iy
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01
NEW GOODSI
1T Low PRICES FOR C.GSH O.NLI.!
ON WEST SIDE OF THE RAILROAD,
(Near Ferrells Hotcl)
DeSOtO.
EVANS a, MORRTSON

III AVE received and are now opening a largo stool,
IL Of fwel-selected Goods. Of every description and
and are able to afford them to those who wish 10 an
ply money to the best advantage, at near Mobile
retail prices. The assortment j. as complete ~ any
IN the place consisting of everything usually kent IN
stores and new supplies will be constantly received
Persons wishing 20 purchase especially those who
have the cash to pay, will certainly find 1t to their in
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01

Tur SL,yE TRADE Law IN MISSISSIPPI.
The Vicksburg Wig understands that the
Hon. J.. :. Yerger charged the Grand Ju-
nv, at the late term of Washington Coun-
tv Court, to diligently inquire whether any
negroes from Africa had been introduced
into that county, in violation of the laws
of this State.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01

\ COTTON FACTORY At RAYMOND, MISSIs-
IrPI.-We learn from the Raymond
blinds county, Gazette of the 18th, that
there is a very fair prospect for the estab-
lishment of a Cotton Factory in that
town at no distant day. One of the oldest
and most influential citizens of that town
has taken the matter in hand, and has al
ready, from four or five citizens, received
encouragement to the amount OF s5o'oVo
to $4,000. The Gazette believes the work
will ro ON
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01
DISEASES or THE EAR,
DEAFNESS, &C., CURED.

DR. Crane respectfully calls the attention Of those
suffering under partial or total loss Of hearing 10
the following statement OF his method of treatment
In those diseases affecting the mddl" or internal ear
be uses the mcdicated puucheS. now used M the in
hrmsrie~ Of Berlin. Lepsic. Hamburg and Il Peters
burg, and recently by most eminent London Aurists,
with astonishing >uccess This method. ~ fact j. the
only one which has proved 70 he universally success
full.
As proof Of its success a great number Of names
can be gwen Of persons who have been treated
for diseases Of the eur IN various sections OF the
tnlted states and who have been completely restored
% an acute sense Of hearing. In eases Of Mucus de-
posts IA the EuStachIn Tube. and accumulation oi
wax upon the ~lTum.n or Tympanum-in cases OF
Inflammation Of the Mucus Membrane, all nervous
of cold the use Of qunine mercury, or those gath
erlng~ m the ear peculiar 10 CMldhuod-and m many
other diseases and difficulties OF the ear. this treat
ment y the only reliable and the most certain of
success. When the auditory canal J. dry and gives
of kind Of scsy deposit fau~ed by stoppage ut the
ears like soft. musical chirps falling water, ringing
tones, Ike those uf bells. sounds like the rust
ling Of dry leaves when continual pulsailons re
pcrlencet- and discharges of matter occur; when IN
the act Of STOPPING. feeling ike that Of rush 81
blood 90 the head Is experieneed when the hearing
l. less acute IN heavy" and cloudy weather; IN
cases Of cold affecting the ear, this method IL nvar-
ably successful
In deaf and dumb cases. if the hearing was ever
good al any time, both the hearing and speech are
very often restored.
In all eases undertaken by Dr. Crane. be engages
either 10 eject perfect restoration Of hearing OF
produce such decided benefits 70 entire satls
faction Applicants by letter will please state then
age how long they have been affected, and all the
symptoms peculiar 70 their case As eNphcty a. pos
or not and the cause, supposed cause. Of then
deafness Also,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01

French writer has said that to dream
gloriously, you must act gloriously while
you are awake; and to bring angels down
to converse with you in your sleep, you
must labor in the cause of virtue during
the dav
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Ell &c TRICIT TT


The hve years experience Of Or. Crane warrants
hiin IN Affirming and guaranteeing that these baths
Will relieve aud permanently cure. all those atticted
with rheumatism unhammatory OF chrunicE Paraly-
SIS. Neuralgia Contracted Muscles, Sth and Enlarg
ed Joints and the various nervous and dyspepuc a-
tectlons caused hy the presence Of minerals inthe
system.
The remedy is simple in its arrangement, and al
most instantaneous m its effects differing Tar nom
all other medical eXpedients; il simply strengthens
nature IN her efforts by agent at once potent and
kindred IN character, and thus enables her TO eXpel
the morbid causes Of disturbance. and reform the
normal conditions of health.
For ScrOflla and al affections arising from impuri-
ties Of the blood aud in the class Of Uterine mala-
dies these haths have proved mfllhle Their clec-
tine and beneficial effect in Of Fever and Ague
and upon weak and debilitated females who lack VI
tai energy, is truly wonderful
Dr. Crane respectfully invites the Profession and
Trade % call and examine his varied apparatus, the
result Of many years study and experience.
My Electro Chemical Inhaler; Patent Glass Inha-
Ter. large and small sizes.
Pocket Inhaler. ShOwerng Syringe (silycrl. with
the Fauces. Trachea and Mares
Also my Galyanic Batteries for Electro-C hemcal
hand, foot and body baths, think will meet with
your approval.
For sale at the Electro Chemical Institute l46 st
Joseph Street New Orleans
And ~ all the principal Druggists throughout the
United States Price Of Inhaler S. each. Small So
Sc Liberal discount to tho trade
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01

building for the eduea'l9h al tho ol ritT morse Sc
doctors is now going up IN the CITY Oh
New York, at n cost OF S4u,UVO.
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m. .. ~. AvFRA,

n z a n T. r. ~ r. . ".
fH'AETS tia method uf taulcriur his professional
i services tp the puhlIr.
lly prsratad Co., perform elloprr9iion-in Mechan.
ir.d l,ri-tr1 with 100 tlIe htc-t improvement. AH
asarf rrrrruHf4f
lr a. respectfully toul,r. his thanks On hs friends
1uI Goo Iune tar lle hNrutl patronage extended On
uIu Jnd trusts tIt bv hy4 cNrrutod Dos work u such
W1Uu.r Ha fu wHrIl q continuance uf the same.
C.pi.s... April ~ tsaS. 21-ly
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01

AND MI N1IEES
J. nov wen established laast ratioaa' and 9ulg
g.loile methoda tiing q Cure
No MEDICINE takeu ~ ile stomach can cause
~ a removal Of the tl##1aIo deposits upon the
lungs ohyiate the tend ~ % the system to fur
tlier deposition.
Consumption Is a local So generated and fed
ly the blood in a certain 'N'cai condition through
the medium Of the diSea ~ NFEan To accomplish
tins purpose. as We canno& 4EIy colds or fluids 10
cavity designed only for 81 leccption Of air. we re-
duce them a volatile ed non, and form an appro-
priatc instrument 10 fnla'N NNF breathe the yap0r
by the inhalation Of var s ~ can produce all the
Lenchclal effects capablo I#lIE NFnduced by med-
rinc- much more spneI|# # 4EI EIIocnfly than from
the administration - rrNe iIEIicinrs through the
stomach The Pyar1iee snefisii,cs by the
tionalle; first because tiie 10 iot como drcct
contact with the organ affected secuAdly. because
their most powerful action j. pended organs in
q healthy state. or only disordcrcd through sympa-
thy. thereby derangng digestion aud destroying the
nutrition ofthe body aud finally. because many agents
Of great value can only be administered in the case
ou~ state.
For the better accommodl lton of those pulmonary
pdrcnt- who unable 10 visit the city. list OF
questions has been prepared which viii DE forwarded
desired. BY giving correct answer, 20 these quc--
uuns. the Doctor Wlll BE- enabled to judge of the na-
turc and progress Of the disease and will pUtUp med
icnc- inhnlcr~ etc. with written instructions Tor the
whole regimen, which viii BE- sent according {" drcc-