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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-08-25
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

"ENRY HUGHES TO USE OF JAMES
III J. Hughes VS. Wilson Whitaker. In
this cause it appearing to me that the At
tachuient has been ieyied by serving gRrn-
ishment on one Richard p. Mullcns, rcturna-
BILE before me on the 22d day Of September
1865, and that the defendant is indebted to
plaintiff and is nonresident Of this State,
it is therefore ordered that the defendant Will
son Whitaker appear before me on the ed
day of September 1865, TO answer said At
tachmcnt suit or the same Will he proceeded
in ex partc, and that this notice be published
for four successive weeks in the Union Flag,
newspaper published in the town of Jones'
boro Tenn. GEORGE FOuST.
Justice of the Peace for Sullivan County.
auglSw1prs feeS5.
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HOME AGAIy.--Dr. Wm. Il. Sewer, who
was compelled, in 1868, to fee from rebel
tyranny and oppression, returned to his home
in this place last week II is not Necessary,
for us td.speak of the poliaicss rad charaetct
of DR.. Sewer. lie is know and loved of all
good people of this community-always firm
and unfaltcring supporter of the Union
the Constitution, and the enforcement of the
lnws"-fcarcss and unrcservcd, vet with
that noble forbcarancc which has ever char
acterized him in all his dealings with his
fellow mcn-many of whom owe their faith.
ful adherence and undying fidelity to their
country's cause to his indomitablc and car
nest efforts in the early stages of the rebel
Aion which, by his Unborn loyalty and natu-
ral genius, he SO successfully nstilled May
hc long live to enjoy the blessings of that
Government of which his distinguished rela-
tive, Governor Sewer, was one of the found
prs, and for which he has ever so ardently
laborcd to maintain.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-08-25

Agent ron PURCHASING WnEAT.--An infor-
mai meeting was held by the farmers in this
county on Monday last, and Henry Marsh,
Esqr, was appointed as Agent to 20 North
and purchase seed wheat for use this FALL
This is n most excellent movement, and we
nrc plad to see that our farmers are detcrmin-
cd not 10 trust 60 their present adultcratcd
crop for seed. We understand several tbous.
md dollars will he invested for good orti-
Gle of seed wheat by oar farmers A better
Judge of good wheat, or n better selection
from among our farmers could not have been
made thsn Esquire Marsh.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-08-25

CROps FLoURIsHING.-Wc took ride through
the country early in the week and found we
are pleased to say, the corn crop in most
lflourishing condition looking better than
we have seen for many years. We, ut this
time, have every evidence of an abundant
crop of corn.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-08-25

psynScc Messrs Daniels & lIuddlcstons nd
vcrtscmcnt of " Globe Saloon" Everything
In the drinking line Is kept by thcnl--wincs,
brandcs, ale and bcer-ond they know how
40 manngc their business!
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-08-25

GAIT r. NJ. BcFALr--We are pleased to
learn that this onccr--an old nEd much c.
tccmed comradc of ours--has been assigned
to duty, as A. A. !. General, on the staff Of
Col. RntliG,. Cond'g Sep. CAY. Brigade, De-
partment Of East Tennessee. Capt McFall
Is n native Of this county, and formerly he
1onped TO the stnG Of Col John X. Miller
lie Is u talented and gentlemanly officer.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-08-25

asS' We publish the following nattcrng
notices with no spirit of cgotsm, hut merely
to show our loyal friends at home what our
neiglbors ti,ihk of us-a"d to each we dolr
our beaver thankfully. We are still for the
Onion and the starry banner, howcvcr--all
traitors and rebel sympqthizers to the con
trnrv mni,;.ilhstnnHinm VIZ
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neyr We understand the Government has
turned over to The Company the East Tennes.
sec and Virginia llallroad.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-08-25

e1rSce Mr.. s. T. Grinith's advertisement
Of new Goods, Groceries &c. lie keeps every
thing inthe Dry Goods and Grocery line
and has nlc", handsome and gcntlemanly clerks
to wait uponyou. 70 IA
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Nashville Weekly DispatCh

tal number Of the weekly edition of the NASHVILLE
DisrArcH. The well known character of the Dispatch
news and commercial Journal renders any pronls
ON our part to what the weekly will be- wholly nm
necessary This number may be regarded ms fair
specimen of what the paper will he, and those who
want such paper should order 1t ut once.
Mail communication is being rapidly resumed with
the different portions OF the state, will soon be comet-
3d. that ample facilities for securing papers regular
~ will be afforded the people The present is therefore,
favorable time for parties to order such papers as viii
Keep them posted in regard to the great events which
are TRANSPORTING
Tile subscription to the weekly Is 81, and the daily
Sl per year. The money to he paid before tho paper Is
sent aud IL will invariably be- discontinued ut the OK
niMtinn of tho imn for which Il is nnlh
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-08-25

PERsoYAL.--Brcvet Brig. Gen. Lister, the
Superintendent Of the Freedmen's Bureau
Department of East Tennessee, and 5. c..
Mercer, Esq. the spirited editor oft Nash
Vile Press and Yi,scs, petd us a'aall on Tues
day morning
Also, JOHN Slack, Esq, our cetcmporary Of
the Bristol Neps. The latter gentlemen, we
are glad to learn, succeeded in making ar
arrangements for Che successful circulation in
our idst OF their respective iournols-both
of wlich are well gotten up and ably edited.
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Opinions of tho Press.


On the lst of March last there were only
nine newspapers il, Tennessee. To-day there
are twenty, all in aprosperous condition, and
we hear of four or FIVE more starting.
We are glad that three of these papers have
been started in EastTenncsscc--o at Kings
ton, Roanc county, which we have noticed
before, one ut Grccncville, called the New
Era, and another, the Union Flag, ut Jones'
borough Washington county. All these
papers in East Tennessee have the ring of
the true metal; all supporters of the admin
istraton of President johnson, and the
Amended Constitution Of Tennessee.
Wewould rejoice to see paper published
in eyer county Of the State, rs there is in the
Eastern States, shpt liritt nrfglit tc'dssetni-
mated among all the people on all questions
The Jonesboro' Union Elngis edited by Capt
George Il Grisham, whom we have seen fight
armed rebels, and he is now making vigor-
Gus war on unArmed but malignant rebels and
seditionists We trust the people of East
Tennessee will sustain every loyal paper now
published, or which may hereafter be pub
lished in this section of the State.
q" Mighticst of the mighty means
On which the arm Of progress leans
Mans nOblcSt mission to advance
His woes assuagc, his veal enhance
His rights enforce, his wrongs redress.
Mighticst of the mighty, is the Press
From the Bristol News.
The enterprsing publisher of the " East
Tennessee Union Flag" Jonesboro, is publish
ing the Adventures Of Lieut.. George W.
Douglas, of the Sth East Tennessee Infantry
the renowned Unionscout and pilot--embrac-
ing period Of three ycars-Dctaing his
Adventures among the rebel gucrrilas in the
Mountains of East Tennessee North Carolina,
and Kentucky" The author, Capt Grlsham,
we believe, yields II clever pen, and the locale
of the marathon gives it an interest Of impor-
lance in this section.
From the Kingston East Tcnncssecan.
We have received several numbers of the
Union Flag" neat ana spirited paper
published at Jonesboro and edited by Geo.
Il. Grisham. We wish him abundant success,
and hope he may continue to reflect his light
upon the dark and benightened regions Of
upper East Tennessee, which have been Slight
ly obfusticated under the reign of Mudwall
jackson. -
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neo..Seo advertisements of Exchange Hotel
Drisiol--kcpt by Mcssre Luttrcll and GilIcm'
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Bycommand Of
II. ". MsTER, Brcyct Brig. Cen
and Supcrintent B. Il. +. Il a. L.
w. +. CoupETr, Licut. Il \. A. \. &.

pey" pArEns.--0ur thanks are due Mr.. s. II.
Snowdcu, baggage Master, Ak. Lewis, Mr..
Homer, Conductors, Mr.. Doyle, Mr.. Policy, and
Mr.. Coleman Express Messengers, for f,vors.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-08-25

RSSn The paymaster made matters flourish
ing in ,Ionesboro u few days since.
nSAp Circular No. 2, from Col. Williams
received too late for this issue.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-08-25

nn. Rev. Dr. l.. y. Drake has our thanks
for fnvOrg.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-08-25

TDIlE UNDERSIGNED, CLEJsKS or THE
various Courts, desire to say to those
who muy file tho different Legal Notices, aud
which nro required by law to be published,
that they poy three doliars in adcancs. TbiBlS
required by the pretcr and If paid IN nd
vance, will be two dV5larS LESS, than tho prlco
charged.
WIN. MUbLESSlS ! ", Sullivan County.
lirSW Hoss, G6M, Wash, g
In. ARMSTRONG, Gin. Gu. @ Wash. "
JNo. y, GRESHAM, C0unty GO Wash.
H. 9, SMITH, as N, Caster
JAS, u. BnADlEy, Consty q q Cdrtor
g. Z. ToSoRAY, CIR G q Garter d"
WV. 9. SSArN COvniy CT. @ SULLIVAN "
JAMES r. PACE, @ y W. HawkiW
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-08-25
THE UNION FLAG.
JoncsbOro,' August 95, 1865.
LOCAL ITEM S.

VISIT OF Coy. BRowNLow- Monday
evening last His Excellcncy Governor William
u. Brownlow, accompanied by General Lis
ter, Mr.. s. G. Mercer, editor of the Nashville
Press and Times, and other distinguished gem
Nemen arrived in our town. The Governor
is looking in excellent health, and expresses
his qualification in finding matters in such
fourishing condition in this department of
the State. His Excellcncy and suit proceed
Dup the country as far as Carter Station,
the present terninus of the East Tennessee
and Va. Railroad, on an inspecting tour. The
party returned westward on Tuesday morn
ing. His Exccllcncy was accompanied by
the Band of the l4td U. S. Colured Infantry,
which discoursed some very fine music
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-08-25

Blanks Blanks For Clerk u Mas
tcr's, Circuit Court and County Court Clerk
Sherir's, Magistrates, and Constnblc5 neatly
printed to order, at the "Union flag Oilico,
Joncsborcgl, Tennessee
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-08-25

ne Mcssrs Brock Chaplin have, rs with their usual
mngnanimty, furnished us regularly with the latest
daily and oiher papers. They are the successors to
CONC 4 fIificif tnu kprp constnly On hand all The
late daily papers, plctornls and periodicals also the
largest assortment Of school and other Books Mt reason
able prices. Give them call when you visit Knoxville.
uea. The conspiracy prisoners at
the Dry TortogAs arc employed as
follows: Mudd is assistant surgeon,
Arnold rs clerk, Spanglcr is carpcn-
tcring, and 0 Laughlin is made useful.
DGy~ The Atlantic Telegraph Cable has
again proved u failure Wants u Yankee to
get hold of it-thcn it's all right.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-08-25

FREEpMEy's BUREAU AND CoNFIscATEp
PROpERTY.-0ur townsmnn, S. E. Griffith,
Esq, has received the appointment of Assist
ant Superintendent of the Refugee and Freed
mems Bureau, as the following order from
the War Department will show. All persons
who have in their ensploy freedmen, are re-
quireG to pay thema stipulated price for their
labor; any violadoa of these regulations
will be attended witt. Investigation and pun
ishmont:
WAR DErAnTNEsT, BuREAU OF
Refugces Freedmen and abandoned Lands,
GREESEnLLE, Tenn, Aug. %, 1861 J
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7. Samuel f. Grilith, citizen OfJoucsboro'
Tenn is hereby assigned to duty"s Assistant
Superintendent Bureau Refugees, Freedmen,
and Abandoned Lands, for Washington cOun-
~ Tenn with headquarters at JOncshoro',
Tenn. He will &o obeyed and respected ac-
.nr1inrlv
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HHOy -
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Notions.

And all such goods generally found in
we'll conducted store.
All articles are now offered at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES, and no pains have been
spared to secure the best and cheapest goods
in market, and all efforts will he made to
meet the approyalof and render entire saGis-
!istnction to all customers.
Soliciting your Patronage, | invite you to
call and examine my STOCK and PRICES,
with the assurances that it will be to your own
interest in making your purchases at the
store Of
S. GUGGENHEIM,
At ]. NJ. Hoss & Cos, Old Stand
.-,, ,Jonesborough,. Tenn. -.
Hesr, Country Produce of all kinds taken
IN exchange. iy2l-tf
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aug28prs lccSi. H. ARMS long, Cth'
CAMUEL SNAPP y5 4. h. }CKSON. Cir
- cult Court Joncsborongh Washington
County, Juno term, 1868. In this cause 1t
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
from the affidavit Of the plaintiff that Alfred
u Jackson defendant TO said suit IS II non
resident Of the State Of Tennessee and the Mt
tadhmcnt having been rendered by the Sher-
ilT levied on the property of the defendant, it
is therefore ordered that publication bn madc
for four successive weeks in the "Enst Tenn
csscc Union Flag Notifying soid defendant to
appear NJ the next term ofthis Court atJoncs-
borough on the fourth Monday in Oc1oher
next TO plead, answer, or demur to the plan
tins demand or the same will be taken rs
confessed os TO him and judgment rendered
accordingly.
r NJ. ll0SS & CO., LAND0N g.
81. Haynes. In this cause tho defendant
being non resident Of the State, and n0ida.
Wit having been made and bond given rs re-
uuircd on attachment cases, II 10 ordered that
publication bo made for four successive
weeks In the "tnion Flag paper publish.
cd In Joncsborough, notifying said dctcndun,
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Coughs and Coias.

Sudden changes of climate are sources of Pull
monary, Bronchial and Asthmatic affections. Elk
perience having proved that simple remedies often
act speedily and GER ainy when taken in the early
stages of the disease, recourse should at once be
had to Browns Bronchial Troches," or Lozenges.
Few are aware of the importance of checking a
cough, or common cold" in its first stage. That
which in the beginning would yield to mild RENE
dy, If neglected soon attacks the Lungs. Browns
Bronchial Troches," or Cough Lozenges, aray irri-
tation which induces coughing. having DIRECT in.
uence On the affected parts AS there are limitations
be sure OBTAIN the genuine. Sold by all dealers
in Medicine, at 35 cents box jams d&w1m
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A PERTINENT INQUIRY Winona
Republican, referring to Mr.. WINDOWS
resolution looking to an investigation of
Indian affairs asks: - f.
Why did not Mr.. Window introduce his re-
solution demanding an investigation before
Did it never occur to him that our Indian pol
icy was ali wrong until after he had, by reason
of the part he took in the recent Senatorial
contest, incurred the hostility of Mr.. Wilkin.
son and his friends andiappointees The pro-
posed investigation is all right In itself but
Mr.. WINDOWS newly awakened zeal In the
matter has strange look, to say the least.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-02-10
Income TAX.

From the Cleveland Paindealer. LID 81
We are informed, that during the past
year, young man of goodimanners and
well dressed, made his appearance in one
of our large towns. He gave his income
to the assessor at several thousand dol
lars, paid the tax and had the pleasure
of seeing his name in the lists among the
nabobs of the country. On the strength
of this he courted a wealthy mans
daughter and married her. Then it was
found out that he had no money and had
sold his mothers watch to pay the income
tax. The government made good thing
oft, SO did the young man., and the in
stance shows how much the lists are to be
depended on. So long as the income tax
is in force, the assessors return should be
confidential, and neither the wealth or
poverty of our people blazoned abroad to
the public. 80. g...s
Hon. Isaac Funk, State Senator from
the Bleomingdale District, Illinois, died
very suddenly at his residence, at five
O'Clock Sunday morning. His wife died
four hours later. Mr. Funk was the
largest farmer and stock raiser in the
State of Illinois,
The gallant Gen. Louis Bell, who COM
manded a brigade in the attack upon Fort
Fisher, and was killed, was son of ex-
Governor Bell, of New Hampshire, and a
graduate of Brown University in the class
of 80. He was remarkable for his great
sincerity of character and earnestness in
military duty.
The following was addressed January
26, 1865:
To VIM. p. Hood, Superintendent, of old Capt.
toll Prison: 81.
SIR: Col. North having been acquitted by the
Military Commission before which he was tried,
the Secretary of War directs that he be at once
released. Report the receipt and execution OF
this order
(Signed Ed. TOWNSEND.
Assistant Adjutant General.
Gen. Terry CHANGED upon his great
fame by an accident. 1t is said he was at
Gen. Grants headquarters the day after.
the news of Buffers withdrawal had been
received, and in conversation with Grant
said: 81 think Gen. Butler could have
taken the fort" "Do your" said Gen.
Grant +" then go and take it yourself
And he was forthwith put in command Of
the expedition.
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT IN
~ DIAN AFFAIRS, t1r
st. PAUL. Mimi, January Ii, 1865.
en NOTICE

10 the Persons rho haze Sustained Damages By the
Siotr Outbreak in lMinnssota in 1860.
The Secretary of the Interior has transmitted to
me duplicate receipts corresponding with the claims
remaining unpaid and file in the Interior Depart
ment of persons who have sustained damages BY the
Sioux outbreak in Minnesota in 1862. - =
The parties interested may call or send to me for
these receipts, to be properly signed by them and
transmittedto the Department of the Interior which
may be done through this Office or one of the sena.
tors or Representatives in Congress from Minnesota
or through the mail directto the Department. 3,
The receipts and powers of attorney must. in al,
cases. bs signed in presence of tro .nesse. a. that
the identity of the party signing it win be bevond
dispute. Ai ir
On the reception of the receipts by the Secretar,
af the Interior, signed as above directed, checks f,
the amount due viii be drawn in favor of the parties
The checks win be handed to the Representative ~
other person who may present the receipt s
If any OF the parties desire the check to be sent tn
them direct through the mail they should be careful
to give their Pbst-Ofee address in fun
CLARK W. THOMPSON.
;snls-d2t&wzt Superintendent Iudian Affairs
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az THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID. -Pnbshed for the benefit and
as CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN and others, who
suffer nom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of
Manhood, &C., supplying at the same time The
MEANS OF SELF-CURE. BY one who has cured him.
enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be bad of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Eco,
dec9-d&w1m Brooklyn, Kings Co, NY.
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STRAYED-From the subscriber,
y on or about the LIST Of December, one HORSE
COLT, three years old In the spung, bright s0Frel
and meiIium eize; and one MAKE COLT, two yesrs
old in the spring. dark bay, and medium size. Who
ever win return them, or give information where
they may be found, win be suitably rewarded.
Elk River, January 90 1856.
jaha4-dGv9W WILLIS LEAVITTE.
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q
/ 49, rises from the aches ss It's IRE. 4 4 ~
. animated With "s,y H., sss- this Elk Fix,
gY- The geiuYenating EIisir;, sle result of mod
ern discoveries in the vegetable kngdoui; being
an entirely ness ad'abstraot ethod f cure, irres-
pectve OF all the .i,d ani Woplsoai systems. s,cf
1F- This medicine has been e sted by the most
eminent medical m-n Of he day, snd by them pro-
nouncc,i to th's sreAlrst aldscoveriss
Of the age. 4 .gy'srlHR Is.s
STz- few a..ses 81, res s.stsrics In females.
Sc one bottle cnres Palps alton of the Heart..
S1- FroEi to three bottles restores the manli-
ness and full vigor % youth. lnsg ie .afF
fW- Few doses restores the appetite.
n Three bottles cure the worst case OF Impo-
r. few iorrs cures the iosg spiriied.se
EW- One bottle restores rnent;1 power. ss,t
YeA Es,o doses restorys Mergans Of generation.
"a. Afew doses bring the rose 10 the cheek
~ This medicine restores 70 manly yigor and
robust health the poor d.biIitated worn-down snd
despairng.
~. The lis,Iess enerva.ed youth. the .ta.k.
ed man Of bu sine the victim Of ner yous flerression
the individual. suffering from general debility. or
from sccokness nf Singi~ wgin, viii all find inme-
or Essence Of Life fs-A af,..,
~ Price, ~ per bottle or three bottles for Is.
and forwarded by E%press, on receipt eos money
% A'' A4'sss o2,aF sasmssa ss7g
~ The Cherokee Pills and Rein.
venating Elixir, sold by all enterprising
Drugsstsi IN the eiviHxeIsoridt Some unprincipled
Dealers however, tgy 70 sell worthless compounds
IN place OF these those which they can purchase at
2 cheap price, and make more money BIZ selI.
lng than they can on these medicines. As you value
your health, aye, the health Of your future on
spring, do not be deceived By such unprincpled
Druggists, ass r ebsse yed5cfnes and fdkx no en-
era. y the Druggist will not buy them for you, en-
close the money In letter, and we wilf send them
g you BY Express, securely sealed and packed, free
Ladies ~ Gentlsuer c.n .ddrss.sh,,. e.,
confidence stating fully aud plainly their diseases
and symptoms, We treat all diseases Of chronic
nature In male or female Patients need NOT hesi
late because Of their inability to visit MS asve have
Treated patients successfully in all portions Of de
civilized globe, by correspondence. 4,
Patients addressing US viii please state plainly an
he symptoms Of their complains, and vrite Pc.
Disse County. state and name 81 writer. plain, and
: We send oar 81 page Pamphlet FREE n any aS
dress Address for Pamphlets Or advice 70
Or. W. 3. MERWIM a CO..
~ 80 No. 81 Liberty street. New Yoe+.
n. DIGGS, q. PauI, MA.
'ols whosssa md retail Agent 1or6k PAIL
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye 2

BACHELORS HAIR DYE lie the best in the
world. The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless-
Instantaneous and Relable-produces a splendid
Black or Natural Brown-remedies the i'll effects OF
Bad Dyes ard frequently restores the original color
Sold by all Druggists The genuine is signed W. A.
Bachelor, 81 Barclay street. New York. jan6-1y
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Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal
Urinary and Sexual Systems = new and reliable
treatment-in Reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIAs
TON. Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge Address DR.. j. SKILLlN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street. Phil
eiphia- Pa - ap2 dibwry
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should be fed at least three times day.
During these short days it is very import
ant that they should be fed early in the
morning.