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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

FaoM CMRo.-A gentleman from Cairo.
the 10Th, informs the Memphis Appeal
that there are now six thousand three
hundred men at that plaee-nine hun
bred Of whom are confined with sickness
to the hospital, About the middle Of
JULY says the True Delta, the "sick
list" viii absorb the whole number
horse, foot and dragons.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

NonLE ADVICE Alex. II. Stephens
said the other day at Atlanta:
MY friends forget not the soldier
Send him contributions TO make him
comfortable while he il in the service
Take care of his family while be is absent.
Employ your hands and your substance in
doing works Of charity in this day of your
country's trial. If any should fall in the
battle, remember the orphan aud the wild
ow, and take care of them. God will bless
you in such performances of patriotic
dufv"
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Isaiway's Ready Relief:


Instantaneous ease is gwen hY Railways Bessiy
Relief ia an eases 90 acute plfn, erna cXtcrnal
10 steps ln moment tip iuaddennE agony OF rhen
m4fism, neuralgia toathaCle, burns. se8ds, cuts ana
bruises whom applied nugWsrdlF Torture, that d
saoutnued wold cause death b. arrested bY single
dose of g. IN five minutes 10 suspends disease, CIV
ing tiua fer the action OF the other remedies. al
complains caused ly unhealthy air. such small
p1 scarlet ever. laeaslea, fever and ague, yellow
fewer. cholera, uyseutery. pneumonia, &e, are pre-
vented ~ its occasional use When the nervous
system i paralyzed or confused it produces q rapid
reaction Immediately relieving spasIns commissions.
mysteries Sc For tle dehlitate1 ii IS the best pos
STOLE stomachic, infinitely better than alcohol IN any
FORM Have 90 hand alWpys, for &c may be required
GO any moment and no drug VIII supply lis place.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

ASprrw JoHNsoN.-This degraded Lin
colnite attempted 70 deliver one Of his
lalthsoas haraagues 70 the people Of
Athens. Tenn. few days ago, bat was
Kissed. conghed and hallooed down. ard
actually made to stand under the Confed-
crate States flag. We should think il Is
about time for Andy 81 shake the dust Of
Tennessee from his feet. And il he does
not do it soon We think he should made
to shake OF this mortal COLI
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Black Dsspotism.

Ill weu'd be useless to point out the
many fragrant violations Of the Constitu
ton uablushinely perpctrated by Lincoln
and hi. Cabinet.
A. 81 not Satisfied with the usurpation.
and lawle.s acts IF the Federal Admins.
traHon. the Black Republican State au-
thorides are coming up 10 aid IN the foul
work O. demolishing every constitutions
guaranty Of public liberty and Of STATE
rieht. "a win BE- seen by the following aet
and resolution which have been almos
unanimously passad through both House.
Of tbe Indians State Legislature
L BE 10 enacted by the General Assem-
bis Of the State 81 Indiana, That in time
of war between the Government Of the
United States and its enemies, no State
Of the Union haH right % repudiate it,
constitutional obligations as far as to assert
it neutrality iu such war.
2. Bs 20 further resolved. That a con
Etitutiounl obligation rests upon the Gene
sral Government Of the United States. and
upon the several state governments 20
support the National Con stifution. enforce
the .aws. and protect tho lives liberties
property, and Oh ealstitutional rights OF
citizens boa 8ll past OF the Union. That
the people of Indiana acknowledge the
binding force Of ibis obligation, and that
under Che authority Of the United States
they will hold themselves IN readiness to
furnish military force 90 cooperate with
the friends of the Union in any State
where the constitutional rights of patrio
tic citizens are or shall De assaulted by trai
tor. and armed enemies OF the National
Government.
Here 10 j. assumed that the people
Of the States have no right to Judge and
act for themseives. No matter what may
be the measure Of federal tyranny at
tempted 20 ~ enforced upon them in the
name of Che Government. and no matter
how the people and the States may legis
late for themselves. This Black Indiana
Lerialalure noiua frHCrr- uuuer uuuggucus
and ii readiness to furnish military force
20 murder the citizens OF another State
Il IS sickcning 10 see 70 what depth o.
.nftmy Black Republieism has sunk tn,
Northern people
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

The closing Of trade with North Caro-
Ina has deprived NeW York city Of ifs
supply Of kindling wood. the consurnps
81 which Is enc nous about a million Of
dollars having been annually invested n
this department Of business.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

B1- Mr. Wigfall says in letter to a
friend in Washington, in create conf
dence, that the Confederate army viii
capture Washington, Lincoln and his
Cabinet, unless they leave before the mid
die Of June. He says they have nearly
100000 wen armed troops, and in less
than two weeks viii be on their way to
pniIndnlnhia
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

ReT- The best way to settle the block
ade question, is for Congress to prohibit
the shipment Of single bale of cotton
from the South, until peace is declared.
England and France viii then settle the
matter before next winter.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

e. So isari fht Rsap'a Pres esd nta'.Ie 90.
Henry II. CostHt.--.,ll tiiesnmfs-i have ifsen
troubled with fsoachc-tani Alae. A was tatily
ashamed n tie house Che liusehaH Wrrn a4ars hefa
purchased q toN ~ gonr NxterlnInHt0t aat tftHA
it ana in one week thNre wna upt hpach of Apttae
in the house.
goas n. GivsSs. NJ. "a Eia s. set
Mousekeepers trouhieI with ytfnuu b. - ~
no ION ger. 81 taes use lsefaf's lNisllulr tef.
We haFr used it 90 anll. iI d nfA eN
we would have iE $50 have trieA NNirans Haa tntf
effected notNnHs Nut laslAaH WfMflf kuae fa1
breath 81 Rats alice ana lsad. lHfi qut hf ahhn
we can write IS d i- rrtat demand So 81 ca tlie
country .--HCliisaa toa cio1lirt.
More Grafn aud provisions arc Destroyed an
nuaily in Grant county lIN Acrnlins flan WnH paF
far tons ~ tas lat pnd insect kiiicr Ad .tasfef
l4aF MGraif
Henry re-. CoHfRr--Nnur ESNerniualar e fu-
celfcd lsod, ana nrQnonnced ngeidca suf eaFs-
We used a Ioz ~ L. and thc Hay thr Rats Hn Misc
around premises "lilIsrd AelH thar uE'll a
eailfion o. aIreNaas. sInrc then uat hai tcssr
has hec'i hcafam kitchcn ~ eeilaisriatfe'a laiHl
1faias
! Pave been selling 2oHF hxiermiHf qf ier
TIE Else year. and htN lnuur l siHt sfo Nft Hnes
J ha a. uci known H iuH ln flneie intiance.
Neasal hu.a liusaisi tlfQinltlls @.
We are Selling our preparations ~ dly.-
WI over thuy have NcNu used. Rats, Mice K saeiltl
aI4a arnin disappear Hnmr diatelg.
KnH eTnufflnt Druggists, nNN windsor Me'
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PRovIsIoxs.-One Of the most silly de-
Iusions Of the North IS the impression
that seems TO prevail amongst them, that
BY withholding provisions from the South
e-n markets. they can sfarve 0ut the
Southern people, and thus force them 70
Submission. IN the first place they do
not seem to know shat If it must be %.
I'VE would rather starge than 70 submit to
their dictation and misrEle. Bur there is
no prospect that We VII ever Be reduced
70 such an alternative There IS now IN
the Southern markets sufficient provisions
to satisfy all Necessary demands during
the summer. and IT there was not. IN
climate where vegetation Is almost per-
peiual, and a soil which produces It in
aperabundapce-H a laborinE pouula-
ton amply sufficient for ils cultivation
if. under these circumstances. overshad-
owed as Te are and have been b. the
blessings Of . bene6cent Providence we
nanzt depend upon foreign States and hos
tile foes for the necessaries Of life, then,
indeed, we ought to starve.
They may cause rs SOME Little ineon-
venience just for the present, but can do
as no material injury By the adoption Of
this policy. But what win be the effect
upon themselves. Their people are de-
pendent upon their surplus produce as
their only source Of revenue Their pro-
visions are pefishable, and unless sold and
consumed viii soon be worthless. They
shut themselves out from market when
thev have more need Of selling than we
have Of buying. The result has already
been marked decline in provisions IN
ali Northern markets. which VII con-
tinue until their supplies uiil Be worth
less, both IL quality aud pfioe. This viii
eventuate q their loss exclusively. and if
they can afford such a policy as this, we
can very readily consent to some in
convenience ourselves. We presume
however, bat they win soon be satisfied
with the experiment. Of starving out tho
South.
WELL ARaEb.-It il stated By those who
know, that the Southern troops are bet
ter armed than those from the North. and
what is better. that we have more arms
than they have in the United States, not
withstanding all their facilities for ma
a
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

SarALtr rIwEs ~ NEW YoBx.-Ths
financial condition 90 New York. (say,
she DIV Baotl is getting to be full Of seri.
Gus apprehension. The effort Of the
hanks Co save the credit Of tho Govern.
menf has clipped their resources 20 such
q decree that they cannot assist business
men. and che consequence Is. they are Al.
GOING by the board. The Evening Pest 3
Republican organ. thus unbnrdens its
complaints;
oar drg goods auctioneers are reduced
N the necessity 81 refusing - make sale-
me Ranks VIA not take their paper
and the owners Of goods could not stanG
ihe excessive street rates, In tsct, w
bave reached an extremity bordering on
general commercial spspeusion OF pas
nnent Tn staple branches 81 trade,
TIE bank loans are pretty well main
trinea. bat thesa consist largely OF poola
sn-nrisies Federal stocks and
Treasury notes taking she place Of bGss
n 5rals 20 Us that there Is no need to
elhnait 10 discredll and insolvency As q
fatality. This 5 thf very emergency When
49, hss ff NAV DO the country great ser
vice. They ara supposed 10 BE commer-aai
Institutions. and their standard Relations.
ARE dfnectiv with commcrce-arf 1-ifa a.
--r-rarrf We have no quarrel with
their investment 81 Errsaf funds IN the
Ftfraf ilt, hua We arprehend that then
fanffflaate serv8ce-tn commerce. which IN
cindes an kinds az labor and industry
world De- az better for the common good
es- The sixth Alabama regiment, Col
SETTLES commanding. has been ordered to
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

Hssoff-at "a - iaeiion Of I.adEay's Renovating
ri GalAaa Na.. asi q South America tire streets
P7a huenos Ayrss, RIO and other
81 e p ara on $500 afonEed with poor and de-
l-a1 tart e.f sis4fse humanity. covered from
1r nlllr and ilaIi sores and 1ieer-. disc hsr
t-nE Res il-lors. TIE use q Radssay's
laalaa has purified clrau-cd ana
l.saliet eIer.. ,seFg Gaze. 80 more crippled and
ar- = - eeen b .i 5e iaui aud sare-eaien bodies
seEere esses m "A itesliveHt aided ID the more
flis slae Haast Ready Relief and Hegniaf.nr
sores and uaar. t.lfe leTer, covered glfh running
Hsfaass- Rss.e.. 'iaes sound clean ana healthy
ald sfs sold 6y Druggists Merchant
Pre- Z - a.sseFers eysryHaeTe.
ana W baa Aadv Relief. = cents O. cent,
en1l PET 1ax tasarts -.lFag p Regulating Fllas u
ia4eag Ksnsss'A ,sath gum % Pllss rs ca r 80
AeaalVenrs so Har hotffa
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lies Eaeea -aHfCs. Ulcers.
isaawag's Renogssine Rasoiyent cures nyspepsia-
RaiAass hnncratnE Rv-glTent cures Bronchitis
Weak Ls.nga Rad Coughs, lneipient Consumption.
Railways Regulating Pills.
Tie P.aosf AID Bess Plrgatiue PM "a d.
AgrdE
Rairsgss Reuuiatine Hsils-Narransed Re operate ia
Railway ReEul. ing Pills are vegetable Substitute
Tor LatNfuel htee ffls. Quiuino, &c.
t4aiWay eegui1ns Pills should he used by Ferlaies
lu agIlcaff AealIh-
haiWss Regulating ls curc an egllale Comp laini-
ha4pss s tts-ual Ialls Quets Nervousness ana
pfaaucce -ieen. SEean. sleeps
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

DR.. Railways Remedies.
THE TRUE MEANS TO PRESERVE
AND RECOVER HEALTH.
LET TIE SICK READ AND REFLECT
AALNAl7s READY nELIEF.
81 I. "a. {. IRRITATING pills;

kAh"Afs RkNoNAIiN6 RfsoiNlZN
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lte ftaac ffc.ss "a Satl frls7iaa. Us Cree a.
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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

rsT- Or. Davis Meredith Reese, a ply
stefan disiinuished in the country, died in
New York yesterday week.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

~ Efforts are being made in North
Mississippi to raise two Independent regi-
menss Cor the Confederate States, to be
Commanded By BrigadierGenerAl Mott
and Col. J. F.. CushmAn.
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IRGINIA.
saASSoSDAIE Miss.

TwE NIsstssIHFI LETEEs-The reports
recently Published by the Memphis Ia
p-rs that a levee had been cut beio1
friaF's Plsnt MAS incorrect. The Coaho-
ma Ct-rl says q leree had broken near
MeCloud's. which did no danaae what
ever and VIII not The river 5 rau5ailv
falling, and II 5 nov out Of the POKER II
Lincoln 20 inundate the bottoms. how
ever much he may be disposed 20 do 30.
The banks are guarded IS wea armed
mens and an euissaFy would assurediy
meet death n an attempt 70 cut the
leTees.-l II-ks1arg Wfig-
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Already the fair minded portions @.
Ii,c,lu's forces fl that the Northern
49,. ,-.. .l,.-,,.,l a., oy,r,b,o,, II, over,
i''if sAe'AH.. VITA 'ii' otsiiei" Uoois
kcad enc following
The Washington correspondent of th,
New York Istmr telegraphs 10 tina
pauer of the "a inst. the followin.
1uinion .rxure4.eti bv Can't. Oakes. OF tia.
III s ARMY. la reference 10 the troops I.
the Confederate States.
Can't. Oaks. late 81 the ARMY of Texas
and 5ne OF tha officers under Gen. Twiee-
commnud. rerartcd at hcadouartc~s thi
morning. be- having Just arrived from hi
late post Ills account OF matters south
ward 7, very sussestl'e ana luil ol inter
,o,;,.5 M. ~seste- ~ ro-sib,. sc''v;tv
Troaps were catherine nd am principal
points. the men looked we'll drilled well
and seemed enthusiastic IA their esteem
g. s.'e.,A '.'.s.. re s'ss tsolls Ire no
Tre,bbnrg aud fbot the eonrse of m.
Administration ia following up its wa
like preparations with the greatest vieoi
~. -, ~ Nv 5'.Is 'eOo'.i', .'.,i'. -.
wifb fbe da.ire ~ ro,one.t s0r Tisbi'
was their crv a. first. but now the LEGEND
on their banner reads, "Hoi for the capi
tal Down with tho Yankees A oa-
Z t",.'.'H t"slt Ecu o. Wei "iills"
.'-At'- t-'
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

Aihsss Tss.ia.9iais 'nsolieisl BY ~. sr.Biso
thN a7ofu objectionable proof of fha C7ea-
cef Gas fug scsnfl9c discovery
~. o.. MAsOSvnaH Conn. Feb. 8, 1891.
slR. have tricd your cephalie Plus. and fAhs tisu
g ,aeA thai want you tosend me two dollars worth
Part ofthese are FOR the neirhlors, to whom gave
few Of the first box got from you.
send the Pills by mail aud oblige
Your ol't Servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
-, HAomroun, PA, Feb O. Isu
sias-I wish yen TO send me ono more box of your
ephaiie i1is hare reoeirsi great deal II seacfoH
MARY ANN sToIKHoUsE.
srRucu cnErE, Huntington Co pa
an ~ e january Is la6l.
sR -Yog viii please send me two boxes Of your
Cephalie Pills; Send them immo diateiy.
JNo B. sIMoNR.
i, ? Sd have used one hos Of your Pills and and
BulE vrssos, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1891.
Please ind inclesed twenty-five cents for which
end ne aneti,eT Z. hon Il your cephaiie Pills zAy
nlns Vsrhss. IN th y,n. -. II, 2
60 BEvnIr, Macs. Dee Il, lsci.
! wish for some circulars Or LARGE shou biis, to
bring your Gephalic isils more particularly before
ia tff ita fHT
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

Ia Lieut.. Richard K Meade, late Of
the U. S. Army, and on duty at Fort
Sumpter, during the siege by the South
Carolina troops, has resigned his position
and returned to Petersburg, Virginia.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

Bsy~ Gen. BEAUREaAED is about IS years
of age Gen. LEE is about IS years old.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

A new volunteer company, called the
HeaareEard Rifles, has been Organized Z
Nieksburg.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

So Hon. Robert Hatton, late Union
Congressman from Tennessee, is the cap
tain Of a vulunteer company in Wilson
county for the service of the Confeder-
ate States
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

a- The sixth Alabama regiment Col.
Settles commanding. has been ordered &c
vir.iuia. and Is probably new on is way
thiiher.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

From ne Hestoa p r. Gazsfis. chicago, H.
BETsolussuHG, Franklin Coz oho.l
January q 1851.
ffrNrT &. spkIDTEG. no. ff Cedar 20. ~ u.
Dntn sir -Ina osfd find twenty five cents, f25l for
sfch send box 81 aCcphale Pals" Send o. address
~ Rev Vim. &. Filler Aeynaldehurr Franklin co.,
Ihio.
Poar Plls rork iite ctaraa-efre Headacte almost
aist1afa. Truly yours.
WM q. FILLER
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ssooHtRr's" Rat, Roach, &C. ~ KternaiIi ator.
.sCostar's" Bed-bisg I1xferminater.
ssCostar's'' 1slec trlc Powder Tor Insects.
In %, h0o.and 81 .a1 Boxes Bottles and FLA -
81 and 4s 81 new iur Plantations, ships
. aafs, iiniels4 he.
d1-sed ererHrhCrs by
All WHOLESALE 10 ulsIsts Ga large cities.
All Retail urise sfH aroeefs atare-ilrennrl &C. Ia
Az CuuM4rf NiiinEaH and Towns.
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and Naval officers. Merchants and others. endorse
The superior ofheaey Of Dr. RAILWAYS REMEDIES
READ THE. RECORD.
Hon. j. j. Middleton, Of South Carolina
seen. Jose amiil. 81 the Army Of Ecuador, S. A.
Lr, frederick 3. Page, Of Mississippi.
Hon. John A. Qgitman OF
+ sutherland Burke, Esq- of
Measrs 8laei.wcl Floyd Merchants Mississippi.
nr. jos NJ. Stewart, Livingston La
Siley 81. cgures' Esq. hs.rri -onburgh, La.
Isaac hadllesfan. Esq. iluddleston La
Col John IA stanford, Clarlzs vile, Ga.
Col WIN kllo- Dahiouean. Ga.
Isaac Pitts Esq, Draylon, ca.
Ilr- j. S. Lorug. Lafayette, Va.
Ir. Jno. Fink n. c.
M S z. Latimer. Mount Vernon, Ga.
Dr. ID. Hopkins, Fneasue, Va
Cen shields ". s. 4.
Col Lyons. sth Reg III H. S. NJ
Dr.. T. W. Esrle Ahhcvilc, s. e.
s > ashton hsq- Jacksonville Fla.
Col j. Richardson Galveston. Texas
LiaHt. GOV. Dickson. Texas
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
RADWAAs REGULATING PILLS
kADNAAS EENoNAriNG REsOIVFNT
and have cured themselves and others with these
remedies atler stli oaermedcines failed. Every one
Of the above named gentlemen viii vouch for those
remedies a. being tAe emily medicines that restored
recommeudad them. to health.
REPRE- EN rATIvEs OF THE PRESS
spoeisi Correspondents d
The London Tlmes-England
The New ork Herald.
Tie New Orleans Pcagune.
The New Orleans Dalta.
The New Orleans True Delta
IN llle Charleston Mefssfry.
Ift Galveston n As.
Ant f. iaet p lisuf Cores pandenis. Reporters II
Lnc fnu.t iifipnlal ARWsYapfrs Ifousi.nnt Fiifape
NORTH aud sonth America ana the (aaadas endorse
RadNaHs kcadY Relief
EadWys kegHlannr Pills.
Isniway kenovatinq Resident
having effected the most nshingcrres and Il.
cure e s.s more rapidly than az other systems Of
medieation Anown o. the medical faculty.
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eRi have tried your Cephaiic Pills, and tlk6 fiea
50 mct tha want you % send me two dollars worth
more
Part Of these FOR the neiphbors 10 whom gave
lev Of the FIRST box got from YOU
send the Pills by mail and otlue
Your oht Servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

pr Nainharie Of Curacao. writes 10 the spee.sl
- VI hallway follows This is one 81 tie
.-r.-e- -,s piaees In The woTd-fnedicines ii
49, 8. tnal VII cure diseases If the came char
nere pI places have effect upon the sick
II. -ov,-F-t sc h42uF HElEr RsGrEAgIsg IILIs and
evars 49, ~ 2-yEs7 prove happy exceptions. fof IN
a.i-affiste-s teFe these miraculous medicines are
moss s.rsl ihey cure the SICK. ] have cured Tie
~ .f.a54 -asfs Of yellow leveF- fever and sEue.
M ~ - congestion of the liver bilious fever
81 81 .iae Ready Relief and Roadway Pill.
.r.trV : t.-Ag Relief and Re-ulatiug Pile ITs
ff.a Mos taAalefa 1eef mes pa.t-iifne. ana
var5a.e.d 4 -fnaIl PoK changes toa mild form 81
~ s#v tst,f tfietfa i Asthma is speedily reduced
boa stsg.r. NJ. 20 breathing in bites u snakes
Rsl.f &c is asng "a pplicafIan ~ the ftcasf
tsfeI aa-H TIE polsau and sn8othes the irrl
~ - hs- .fe rzed several ca=ez Of pal pitation
r1.la iri1.s a u blood - the bead and fits Of
F1Ia. lev doses Of Railway Regulating
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

ASthese Testimonials uusoiico3 ~ hIr sraaniso
they gHora uHquesfi0aab9e proof Of ne cHe4-
yer GAS guig soiaatlic discovery
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SrRroE CHhEE, Huntington Co Pa
january Is, 1851
SR;-lou will please send mo two boxes Of ,i.lrf
Cephalic Pills. Send them immediately
Respectfully yours
JNO. 3D. sfMONE
p. ST. have used one box Of vnur Pills and ana
them excellent.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

Ffsa nc AdBsrfissr, Prouidoess r. J.
The Cephalic Pills said 20 be . remarkably o.
tive remedy Tor the headache. and Fl the very
best forihat very frequent complaint which has ever
been discovered.