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The southerner., 1855-12-08
Hampton's Veg table T5ncture.
We spcah as unto aoise Men-let the res
tored and afflicted judge for
Themselves.

The whole animal creation are subject to
discase-but few die from sickness where
instinct is their only physician. The benef-
cent Creator has given the various plants
and roots for the cure of disease; and it is
upon this great truth that DR.. Hampton ba-
ses the many wonderful cures of his celebra-
ted Tincture.
Truth is mighty. We appeal to our own
citizens. Wherever fairly tried the same
success attends its use in chills and feyers,
diseases Of the liver, stomach and bowels.
AS a CHOLERA preventive, it has been
truly successful. Coughs, dyspepsia, rheu-
matism, sc. yield to its gentle sway. AS a
Female medicine and for delicate children,
we believe it has no equal.
For sale by Geo. Howdrd.
The southerner., 1855-12-08
TIE SOU Il HH D. Iss EEs.
sa4AsIFTON's
Y Vcgetai,ie Tinctnre,
the GREAT
Restorative end [nvig0rafor.

TT. has shovn itself most poserfully GU
rat;ve of NERVOUS DISEASES in their
various forms, siring new life and 7isor, re-
storing the shattered constitution, and sh1s
infusing hope IL place of dependency. y
its mild, pleasant, ard safe action on the
stomach, liver, kidneys, lungs, and the rcc-
voas system, it cures DYSPEPSIA, LIVER
CoMpLA1sF, DIsrAaEs CT TIE UaisAaY OR
CANS, Couc7Es, ASTHMA, BEoNcHLL AFFEc-
r1oss, CoEauNpTIoN, ScRo7uIA, ST. EIgs's'
DANCE, K1Sc's EvIr, WORMS, RHEuMA-
TtsM, CoUT, NEuEALoIA, FRS, fIsIthA'
PILES, with all diseases arising from impure
The southerner., 1855-12-08

For diseases Of the Bladder and Eidncvs,
secret Diseases, Structures, Weaknesses,
and all diseases Of the Sexual Organs,
whether in male or Female, from what
evorcause they may hare originated, and
TO matter of how long standing,
If you have contracted the terrible dis
ease which, when once seated in the sys-
tenn, will surely go down from one genera
ton to another, undermining the constitu
ton and sapping the very vital finds Of
life. do not trust yourselves in the hands
of Quacks, who start up every day in a city
like this, and fill the papers with glarng
falsehoOds, too well calculated to deceive
the young, and those not acquainted with
their tricks. You cannot be too careful in
the selection of a remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pro-
nounced by eminent physicians the greatest
remedy ever known. 1t is medicine per-
fectly pleasant in its taste, and very inno-
cent in its action, and yet so thorough that
it annihilates every particle Of the rank and
poisonous virus of this dreadful disease;
and, unlike other remedies, does not dry up
the disease in the blood.
Constitutional Debility, brought on by
self abuse, a most terrible disease, which
has brought thousands of the human race to
! untimely graves, thus blasting the brilliant
hopes of parents, and bhghting in the bud
the glorious ambition of many noble
youth, Can be cured by this lnfalliblc Rene
dy. And as medicine which must benefit
every body, from the simply delicate to the
confined and despairing invalid, no equal is
to be found acting both as cure and pre-
yentive.
The southerner., 1855-12-08
Geo. fiOic0rd
MORBUS,
DIARRuUA, .DYSENTERY,

CR4NP COLfC,
With al diseases of the STOMACH and
BOWELS, so prevalent during the Summer
relieved and cured by HAMFTON'S VEG
ETABLu TINCTURE. In fact it will be
found that those using this article have an
almost exemption from this disease.
Delicate children, all Individuals, and
Travellers for health, should try this great
RestoTative-its praise is spoken by thous-
ands.
AS Female medicine HAMPTON S
TINCTURE cannot be exceled. Asa beau
tifyin@ agent it is far superior to any of the
cosmetics of the day, producing beautiful,
clear skin, and giving to the cheeks the col
or OF the rose, imparting to every muscle
that life and elasticity which gives to all
who enjoy health. such grace and beauty.
Every family should have Bottle at hand
for sudden dttdck.
For sale by Geo. Hoeeord.
The southerner., 1855-12-08
Uampton's Vegetable 1mcture.
ENSTON, Oct. 4, 1854.

EASTON, Oct. 4, 1851.
Mcssrs. Mortimer & Mowbray:
Gentemen-I feel it my duty to you and
the public to certify to the effects of Hamp-
ton S Tincture. l was for more than five
years laboring under a disease of Chronic
Rheumatism, and the great part of that time
was so helpless that [ had to be helped
from my bed and dressed in my clothes. 1
the medicines | took done me no good, and {
continued to grow worse. | heard of Hamp-
TOMS Tincture, and thought would give it a
trial. At this time l did not expect to live
one dayafter anoth er. didnot take it (the
Tincture) for the Rheumatism, but in q
short time I was well of that disease From
the effects Of your Tincture and the help OF
God | am now getting in good health.
l wish all the afflicted to try Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture, as have done. with the
same effect that it has on
Your obedient servant, Isaac Be,.jania
We are acquainted with Isaac Benjamin:
sold him some Of Iiampton's Vegetable Tine
ture, and believe the above statement cor
rect. Da1csoa e. Bro
From our knowledge of Captain Benjamin
we are confident that the above statement is
true and not exaggerated. j. 4. johnson,
Charles Ro6inson.
The southerner., 1855-12-08
KERf R.a*2
Family Medicines.
For sale by

The above articles are of undoubted
efficacy, palateable and economical be-
cause the dose is small-will do all that
is claimed for shem, and we'll deserve
public confidence. Geo. Hoteard.
The southerner., 1855-12-08
BALrIMORE. january . ith. 1855.

Ness~3. NJETI,.E9 s. MowrrAr [ take
pl:a~urc in saying 20 you tina: haze ased
y,,.c Hampton Tineture" with very Great
pro6..
Irom a serious threat ancction my general
health had become veg sau:t. impaired,
when commenced 20 use !.amp+on's Tine
ture. found its o.Tec.s upon ny general
health mot asNutary, @y nervous systen
and Gj., .s,iye organs sooa :ightcd up untler
its E>n, ihnye several times recommended
il to ny fsicns's, au1 in 2vegy case. sa far as
haze Le~n i'l.o.i-e |, .Aey nave used it with
success. Gonrs trV'y, JOHN LAHAuAN,
Pastor Of tAe EaetcT st. VI. L. Church.
The southerner., 1855-12-08

bCIeL w OoCNli, nO-AhSENE EIoC, &C.
RiECGoLD, Nd. April lGth, 1854.
Messrs. MonTIMER& i MowBRAY:
Gents 1t is viii real pleasure that,I bear
testimony % thc healing and curative pow
RS Of Or. lIampton's Vegetable Tincture.
Some time last Fall ! was taken with sari-
Gus and baG G-cough, with hoarscness, so that
could scarcely speak above my breath. l
called on che Of your agents for a remedy,
when he advised E,e to Try Hampton's Tine
ture, which / commenced using and in four
lays, my con4h ana hoarseness WAS entirely
gone. now keep it (the Tincture) as a
family medicine, and won't be without it if
it can Ire had.
Yours respectfully, J. II. DuBone.
The southerner., 1855-12-08
:xIlcftcr.

TAKE OUR ADVICE. IF you are troub-
led with a slight Cold or Cough, pay imme-
diate attention to it. Delays are dangerous,
and health is precious. A slight Cough may
result in serious and fatal disease STA
BLER's@ ANODYNE CHERRY EXPEC-
TORANT is recommended to you as one of
the best remedies known for Coughs, Colds.
Group, Bronchitis, Asthma, and all diseases
of the lungs and throat. 1t invariably gives
relief, and has effected innumerable cures o.
long-continued and deep-seated maladies
Make trial of it, and tell your friends of it
good effects. The DIARRHEA CORDIAL
is also recommended to your notice. tits.
capital medicine in Diarrhea and other dis
eases of the bowels, which are SO preyalel
at certain seasons.
For sale by Geo. Homard.
The southerner., 1855-12-08

Has IN Dr. Nampton's Tegete''e 1neture
\ CURE for its .y,mero,,s and complicated
deran gen,outs. Hundreds who hsye been
deb;litated and dispiritod, a'!s on tie rer5c
of {. -renIatCre s,Iavc, nave been restored
b. is u5o % blooming health, Which We f:7e
abu4,.$.ltly able to prove = sch hOst !
The southerner., 1855-12-08
$50 Essysiviazss!!!

In Maryland, Virginia, District Of Colum-
bla, Chic, AMI otfer places, cI q. ''hom,
'r3hoM single etecpttc7, have approved o.
the formula, ard NEST c. them acknowledge
that they ere the bc2t remedies till sliaT |
have eTer known Tor tie cure CT tie c-a-
eases Tor which icy aTc TcccEsr:an&scd. |
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''e''' 80 ,''''<>, - '''i 'sI' - '''o''~ ''0
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s''h'.iAa n'''"''y' II hi's lii le" weeks
u'he Aei 'i"'e s'o" '-''" Az 'i't '@hlc"'es
0Ne NO Hoi''ol0ie o9co o"oer ao4c liieoiea'
counsel
FROM H'' H. l. "'Fh'"9'o"' A""f@f Aa.
'A''er several months use OF your hNfec-
'orai'' oo'l' III my own laniiiy' an! III gen
eral practice | am confirmed IN the opinion
expressed OF IT, when hrat ma1e acquainted
with the recipe For one thank yon fo'
Of Of tia @ wIl rhorrrn r @NA''''' . p-ei'''' '''V'
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The southerner., 1855-12-08

Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see
cures of Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Nervousness and Gen
eral Weakness. AS a female medicine or for
delicate children we believe it unequaHed.
Sold By Geo. Howard, and Thigpen s. Wall
ston, Tarboro'-J. b. Willard, Sfarta-Jas
L. Cobb, Falkland-Jas. Davis, Greenyille-
and by dealers throughout the State.
The southerner., 1855-12-08
AN APPEAL TO COMMON SENSE
Let tie Sick hear the Truth.

Let tie SicI hear the Truth.
CAPTAIN Wherever known his
testimony will be conclusive. But lest those
who do not know the Captain should be
sccptical, DR.. Dawson & Bro, with others
of the Lest known and most highly respecta-
bic citizens of Easton, endorse his wonder
full cure by
The southerner., 1855-12-08
r3D,.aR~ssA.~ee'@ *
{ Life Pills ond Phe,air B1ffer"
The best Family Medicine now before the public

s
It has been computed, that during the last
twenty years, three millions Of persons nave
annually been benefited by the use Oh o.,
these Medicines; a fact which speaks VOLUMES I:a
in favor Of their curative properties-a single l''l,
will place them beyond the reach OF competition ~
the. estimation of every patient. BY their use ln1
from all impurities. The system is not reduced
during their operation but inviy'rated and they
require no restraint from business or pleasure
The afflicted have in MofIat's Life Pllis
and Phmnix Bitters, remedy that VIII ~
for them all that medicine can possibly effect
The genuine of these medicines are now P"' uP
with a fine steel engraved wrapper and iAog.s
and copy right secured according to the laws OF the
United States.
Prepared by W. B. M0FFAT, II. D., Ne"
York.
For sale by
Geo. Hoscard, Iardor0''
The southerner., 1855-12-08
DsErrDofa 1urDls1,

The valuable medicines above named are
not empirical, but are prepared in agree
ment with the experience of some of:he
most learned and judicious practitioners, and
ARE not secret, further than is necessary to
protect the proprictors and those who use
them from loss ard ind imposition, as the
component parts have been made known,
co,FIDENTlALLx, from time to time, to per-
The southerner., 1855-12-08

EN2bTOldPTieS, DC.
Merchants throughout the United
States are solicited to examine our as
:ortment, which IN
Nnveify, t2iclsnass ana paritiy,
l. believed to BE unsurpassed III this
metropolis, azd Az 7ted 20 the wants Of
the "ory best trade IN this country: all
of whch Will BE offered to C@sl aal
fist oi4s5 SIX mos. Buyers, OH the most
favorable terms.
The southerner., 1855-12-08
Vt. P1EES. VI. D
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital.

LoUI0N. KY. April 18th, 1880
SIR Permit me to address you few lines. ;,4d 70
the honor to reply to request that will make in the
conclusion of this letter, sc
] am graduate of Tr4nsyvania Medical University;
have prc iced medicine this wilderness counry about
five years bur owing to eAp0Sue bitter cold weather.
have been lnlI- posed with Acute Rheumatism about six
months After having XII" uSel skin IN the
of my case, and deriving heHeit induced give
your FLUID EXTRACT OF ARsAPARLIA fair trial, and
accordingly purchased bottle of your me cne from your
agent, Mir George F. Brown about two weeks ags and
must confess tiiHt one bot e has en- r-lv cured me
1t Is MY opinion that your preparation of Sarsaparia
is decidedly superior 10 any other preparation i'll ue
and will take great pleasure in recommending it to the
afflicted as being remedial agent and | will advise the
ply siclans to use it in their practice, &c
Respectfully yours, B. b. ALLEN, NJ. D
The southerner., 1855-12-08

We esrsesy invite all persons who are suffering with
he ills that flesh is heir to-, 10 call on III
Bulls agent, and get copy Of Bulls Fanny 'onl 'u1
GRATIS and for the sake Of humanity We nope t ns
single indiydiia will be found unwilling to give i 10
Sarsapariila TRIAL after reading and a. .i
time, that il is impossible Tor the Doctor % i
the part Of he number Of certificates OF
performed by his SarSepariIla The amount Oh 10 %
tinony voluntarily siowered on br Bull h in
from well known and distinguished individuals, both IN
public and private life, has t~en perfectly .
I- DR. John BuiS Principal Office, vest SIDE rn'A
street first door below Main, LOUISVILLE, by.
For sale by Geo HI3CuIri, Iorjo'".
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17
Ncws licms from Olbcr Counties.

NORTHUMBERLAND builders O
the new Lutheran Chapel, Sunbury, ar,
putting up the stecple, which will be ovel
one hundred feet high Some of the citi
zens have suggested the rropriety Of put
ting Town Clock in the building
The Editor Of the Sunbury An,crican was
sercnaded by the Sunbury Brass Band, the
other night, and gives them quite com
plimcntary " lift. On the 3Oth ult.,
Mr. Philip Hilgcrt was admitted before
the Court at Sunbury, to the practice OF
the law.--A meeting Of the Agricultu-
raj Society of Nor,h'd Go. was held at the
Court House, Sudbury, on the 3Oth ult,
to make arrangements for the next Fair,
which will be held there on the third
Tuesday of October next, provided the
citizens can raise money enough to meet
the ordinary expenses Of the arrangements.
The Miltonian says the health of Milton
at this season Of the year was never known
to be better than at present.
LYco,uNC.-The Nuncy Luminary says
-" We learn that new train of cars has
been put upon the Sunbury & Erie Rail
road, between Milton and Williamsport,
which viii make regular trips twice day
to connect with the packets at Milton, two
daily lines Of packets haring also COM
meHced running between Milton and the
Junction, where they will connect with
the pcnnsy ylvania Railroad" "-The tele-
graph between Williamsport and Elmira is
in complete working order-Citizens
favorable to the formation of County
Agricultural SO:iety are requested to meet
in Williamsport next Monday-The
MethodistS Will hold 4 Camp Meeting, about
half mile from Zion's Church, near Larry'S
Creek, commencing Friday, the 3ist inst.-
On the night Of the OH inst, Herman Fink,
who was IN jail awaiting his trial for forgery
at the Autumn Court, broke Jail and escaped.
y freight car, loaded with valuable merchan-
disc, was burned last Tuesday night, near the
Wiliiamsport Depot. 1t is supposed TO have
caught fire from the locomotiye.-On Mon
day las; large party Of gentlemen and ladies'
started on an excursion from Nllllamsport to
Niagara Falls.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17
The LeWiSburg Chronicle
Az ISprrENrsNr rsNILT JOURNAL,
Issued on Friday Norniags at Leo'Sdurg,
T,;ou coupfy, Pennsylvania.

Issued on Friaay Mornings at Le,o'Sdurg'
Union county, Pennsylvania.
TErgs-sl so per year, ne PAID ~ ADvAScE-and
., the same rate for a longer or shorter period Ih"'
cents will pay for four months, 80 cts for six months
u for eight months s. for sixteen mouths 3 for two
v.,rsS &C. single Nos, cts. Payments by mall uaid
iy.i in gold postage stamps bank notes at theII
,Iue here rnpapers to stop with the time paid Tor.
ADVERTISEMENTS handsomely inserted at 80 cents f'F
,uare one week - cents each subsequent insefhon =
for six months - a year. Half sIuare-2'e l5c -
:, Two souares-sl sec. 81 $3.50 Merchants &c not
,.r t,urth of column. :0 year All others as may
m sroes upon. square is lG lines Of BREWER, or l. Of
p,uarr Largo cats sereotypes, and advertisements oi
- I,moralizing tendency are not admitted.
Communications desired topics of general interest
, within the range of party sectarian contest All
letters to paid accompanied by the name anu
address Of the writer. to receive attention.
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is located in the Office
q, tho Chronicle by which often set important News
IN ADVANCE f;he Mails.
Connected with the Office ample materials Tor most
lals Of JOE PRINTING. which will he executed WIN
,,sstp.s. and despatch and on reasonable terms.
- Casual Advertisements to hc paid for when handed
g., aud job Work when delivered.
aocc on Market street, north side, second story, 81
d,o5 above tho Post ofice
WoRDEN & CORNELIUS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17

ST. LorIs, Aug. ll.-Najor Armsteai
and wife, have fallen victims to the cholera
at Lcavenworth- 1t is reported that forty
eight other citizens Of that place had died
of the disease. Fur,hoy adyices from Fort
Riley confirm the death Of Capt. Ogden,
and state that the wife of Major Woods
and four of her children have died. DIR.
Simmons and the ladies of garrison have
left, and the Chaplain is the only officer re-
manning in the fort. The cholera is Of the
worst type and very fatal. The worlmen
employed about the fort are endeavoringto to
get at the public funds. Capt. Lccomrte
and party, left Leayenworth for Fort Riley
today.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17

MrSsUs. EDIT0Rs-All0w me 10 EXPRESS for
myself and quite all of my companions-al
F'Nng ladies, assure you-our gratitude to
me graduating class Of young ladies' of the
'n>.ln'e' Tor not appearing before us in coats
and vests. And the same to the Young gentle
men Of the College for not appearing IN cap
ana gown. If there is anything mere repulsiye
"'4A "a Strons-minded woman" in pants, we
uIhA 1t Is ''weak-minded man. in frock.
l'eh sort look as graceful as an elephant in
Inc act Of trying 10 dance. lie, each sex stick
" their proper clothing, and we hone that the
Young men especially will cunlinue ,o ,nrc,r
ia 'he'r proper dress, for any girl who is worth
proposing for would rather see one yo,,,r, il
nice dTess-coat, than five questionable 10
ngs IN frocks. E.1r
t5'Counierfeir ten dollar notes on ,be p,r,,
~ Montgomery County, (Norristowpl Ic,,cr
"' have made their appearance. The notes
..'.. ..'' ~'A executed. Thank fortune! printers
VIII lose nothing by counlcrltits Of ,ha, dc.
nomination.. '
g fresh lrui's az. brought M on the c,,.
'.'sa Railroad daily l.cm Phlala.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17
EeWtat,tirg 81arket.
DIED.


In Sunbury, lIth inst, GtrruS H. YoRKs
late member of the Pennsylvania Legislature
On the 10th inst. Anna Francis daughter .
j. W. and Anna Elizabeth Shriner, aged
years months and l lays.
On the lth inst, IN Jackson townShip,W Wi
liam son of William \, and Hannah Taylor
age months Is days.
On the I2lh inst, IN Union township, Pete
son Of Albert and Mary Nlncgarden, age :
years.
On the same day. in Lewi>burg Edwin The
odorc son of Jacob II. and Mary \. Brown
age mcnihs = weeks days.
/ On the 18th inst, in Lewisburg. James
/ kremer Davis son Of Franklin and Agnes Spy,
ker, age months II days.
/ In MIddehurg, 3d inst, James Barbin, late
County Commissioner, aged 6i years,
month and 10 days.
On the 81 INST, at M'Ewcnsvi!lc, Perry Pi-
/ per Trego, only son of Mrs. Mary L. Trego
aged - years and months. The deceased
came 10 his death by the kick of horse,
which he was leading to water. the blow hay
ing taken elect on ,he head. lie fingered five
DAYS.
On the .7h ult, in Turbut township, Nor
ihum'd Co., Martha, conSort Of John Moor
mick, aged So wears.
Ga the 9TH inst, in MEwenSvile John. in
fant son Of DR.. Rober. ana Mdgdaicna Wat
son, aged weeks.
Near Turbutsville, Northumberland Co,
81 inst. Rev. JuHS BRYsnS, in his 9Sih year.
This venerable man had been a minister Of
the Gospel for over seventy years, most or i !
of the time as pastor of the Chillisquaque and
Warrior Run Presbyterian churches. HIS fu-
neral sermon was preached by Rev. DR.. Clark
of LcwiSburg.
In Jack son. Susq Co, Pa, Monday, 9th inst,
in his G9lh year. JEssE b. WoRbES, father Of
the Senior Editor Of this paper. He was a
native of Rhode ISland-an officer in the War
of lSl"-and for nearly forty years faithful
preacher of the Gospel in connection with the
Baptist denomination. The memory Of the
Just is blessed"
sg-Thc death of the above veterans Of
the Cross, reminds us of the fine poetic
hymn of MONTGOMERY
Servant Of God, well dome:
Rest from thy loved employ
The battle fought, the victory won,
Enter thy Masters joy
The voice at midnight came;
He started up TO hear;
4 mortal arrow pierced his frame;
lie fell, but felt no fear.
Tranquil amid alarms,
II found him on the field,
A veteran slumberIng on his arms,
Beneath his red-cross shield.
The pains of death are pasti
Labor and sorrow cease ;
And life's long warfare closed al last,
His soul is found IN peace.
Soldier of Christ, well done;
Praise be thy new employ;
And while eternal ages run,
Rest in thy Sayior's Joy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17

AK OLD PIoNErE.-lsracl Donaldson.
now 30 wears ofagc, piad a visit to Hills
huro, Ohio. 4 few DAYS AGO, to some friends.
il j, stated that he walks about actively.
couycrscS with animation, and reads with
out glasses. He cnj"ralcd from New ,Icr-
scv 81 wears ago TO Ohio, when il was Il
wilderness, and Was subsequently taken
prisoner hv the indians while on a survey
Ing cypidition with Gems. Massc and Lytlc
the two latter making their escape on foot.
The Hil-boro' Citizen saws:
Donaldson suffered all the horrors Incl
dent to this species Of savage life, and IL
nally, one night, whilst lying tied between
two Indians, each Of whom was on one end
Of the rope, lac managed TO release himself
without awakin% them, and escaped to Il
small prairie near bv and concealed
himself in the grass, rs it was Just day
break woen be found himself free.-Thc
Indians almost immediately discovered
their loss, and with loud yells commenced
the pursuit on the back track. Donaldson
remained concealed in the grass till they
all got out Of sight, and then struck in
different direction, towards the Ohio river
He spent several miserable DAYS and nights
in the woods. but finally. just ms hope
had almost abandoned him. he heard the
sweet music of a chopping axe, which he
soon discovered to be that'of a settler at
Fort Washington. now CINCINNATI. lie
was carried to the hUts and kindly minis
tered TO. until he recovered his wasted
strength and found his wounds and bruises
healed, when he returned TO his former res
idcncc. greatly to the surprise and joy Of
his friends.
Mr. Donaldson is the last survivor of the
convention Of !.Nt. hich framed oHr guoj
Oh coH,.-t,t,'l.