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Know Thyself.

MADAME p. II. THoESToS, the great English Asirol-
osist, Clafyoyant and Psyehometriclan, who has m-
tonished tho scientific classes OF tho Old World, ha-
now located herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thorn
tOn pOsse'sss such wonderful powers Of second sight
as to enable 4er to Impart knowledge Of the greatest
Importance h tbs single or married Of either sex
While in a stGte Of trance, she dclineates the very feL
lures Of the PsJsop yQg are to marry, and by the aid
Of an instrument Of intense power, kuOvn ~ the Psy-
chouiotrOpe, guarantees 70 produce 4 Ie IKE picture
Of the future husbapd or wife Of the applicant to-
sethor with date Of marriage, pOsItiqp iB llfe, leading
traits Of character, &c. This 10 20 hpmbug, as thou-
sands Of testimonials can ASSERT. She VIII send when
desired a ssrtlasdcertihcale, or written guarantee, that
the picture Is what II ~purporls % be. By enclosing Is
small lock Of hair, aud stating PLACE Of birth, age, da-
position and complexion, and enclosing any cents and
stamped envelope addressed TO YOURSELF you will re-
ceiye lbs picture and desired information by return
maj. An congratulations sacredly confidential. Adj
dres IN eon6depce, MADANE Z. =. THoRSTOS, 2. U
Bog 22l, Hudson, y, y. (febl5ylCFSCO
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THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG.
FREE to EVERYBODY,

A largo Q PIP. Circular, giving Information Of the
greatest Importance to the young Of both sexes.
II teaches how the homely may become beautiful, the
dosplsed respected, aud the iorsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail 10 send
their Address, aud receive a copy post paid, by return
mail, ls Address 2. 0. Drawer, q,
Feb~lsylCFsC9l L-ALLl. III AIrog y. y
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HTHR LIFE or rHE Flesh Is ~ THE BLOOD" was
said by inspiration long before Haryey's discovery OF
his circulation has brought to light It's purposes and
pseg. huw we know not only that life Is In the
blood" but that disease lnhabits II also. Many o.
the disorders that peryads the human frame, have their
bone IN Il, thrive and grow In IL. The celebrated Df.
J. y. Aver, Of Lowell, has had regard to this important
fpct In making . Remedy to cure these disorders. His
EEtract Of sarsaparilla purgss out the impurities of
the blood and Induces a healthy action In 10 that eI-
pells disease. This looks reasonable, and II Is true, fYr
Ye know by our own experience. Seldom a. We take
under obligations to the skill Of Dr.. Aver for tue Fellrf
which hia medicines nevor fall 10 afford ~ Eben We are
Obliged to have recourse to them.-iCatholc, HALIFAX
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More Horse Stealing.

Henry Hoss, Esq, Of this place, lost a horse on
Tuesday night lastb by the hands Of some daring thief.
Several persons we're aFFested=-but the parties 50 ar
rested proved their i~nnosenco Of the charge. These
hOr'O4AlpvO' should, whoR eaaght, DO properly RHn'
taI,ad
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New Book,

Captain Daniel Ellis, the noted East Tennessee Pilot
for Union men aerosstho Cumberland Mountains during
the rebellion, viii accept our thanks for a copy Of his now
lbook-gIving an account Of his adventures during tho
war, The book Is from the press Of Harper & Brothers
New York, and is gotten up ia real handsome style,
gOntosl binding, with twenty or thirty we'll executed
wood ongravIngs, As soon a. We read tbs book, we
shall give our readers a more extended notice Of tho
merits n the work. Lieut.. Henry 4 Kcily, Druggist
opposite the Court House, Main sFeet, Is tho Agent for
tho IAlo n Capt. Ellis's book ip ibgs Place.
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Vt Although conHes4leni haa elected a Democratic
c0pporh'ad'R Rebel GovsmoJ GpEllAh) oyer the brave
u'n' HaVlsy, she has a clear majority Of tsralea
R~adlcalain her Legislature on Iolnt ballot.
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y "bis Ar is brewing in Europej 70 which
iAns', Prussia, and several oshou Of ts ruling pow
mar aeou. 10 take , part. Anything 10 destroy life
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"DoS'r NJ FooLIsH. "-You Gao make SIX Dollars
rom Tiny Cents. Call nd examinea 40 Invention urg-
nty needed By eEefybo3y. Or sApple sent frse 81
mall Dr bAc- that vtalb easily for n, By H. L. Vol
cod, nv Chafham saulra, Nes Y8l anEg,oayl
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20 We learn that be Rairopd bridge over the Ten.
aa's' At Bridgeport, recently washed away by the
nAAd, vas completed Yesterday, and trains are nov
''A'as p 3 .-trr
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~ John W. Graules, formerly Of this piaee, was
rs'Auy hnsd SIS %, In KROEsIps, for attempting to
give Q. Ramsey . personal druB6iao.
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AFFLICTED!
Suffer No Morel

When, by the use Of DIR. JOISyILLES
ELIXIR, you eau be cAred pqruhtneatly, and
at a trihing cost. W
The astonishing success WHICH has attend
ed this Invaluable mrdicinc IET Physical and
Nervous Weakness, General Debility aud
Prostration, Loss Of Muscular EEergy, I'm
potepcy, or any of the consequences Of youth
full indiscretiOn, renders it the most valuable
preparation ever discovered. -,l
It will remove nh nervous Affections, de-
preston, excitement, iDcapacity b stn4y or
business loss Of memory, coPfnsiG thoughts
of selEdestrpction, fears Of insanity ec.' It
will restore the appetitr, regew the health Of
those who haye destroyed i by sensual eI-
cess or Fgil pInctices.
Young NeSr DE ~humbqggrd NO more by
"QuacE Doctors" and iga%ant graet'tion.-
ers, but gend without delay &r the ELIXIR
and be ne once restored to ieglth and hnppi-
5ess. A Perfect G9re u GurGSnteed IN Gyery
nstaace. Price, 81, 0r four HotIgg 70 one
address, So .
One bottle is suaiciept to eFcft q cqte ip
~ ordinary cases, y,,
ALSO, DIR. JOINVILLES SPECIFIC BH,LS,
for the speedy and permapent cure Of G0nor-
rhea, bleet, Uret'rnl Gitcharges, Grggei,
Structures aud all affections Of the Kidneys
and Bladder. Cures effected IN from one 20
Eve days. Fbpy are prepared from yegetabl,
extracts thai are harmless on the system, and
never 'pagseate the stomach 9r impreQnats
the breath. No change of diet is necessary
while using then, nor does their action 10
any w@nner j~nteFiege With DusiEsss pursuits.
Price, ST per box.
Elhsr Of the A~hoye-psutionpd irgclSS will
he segt TO any address, closely sealed, and
postpaid, by weA pr express, on Jeceipt Of
price. Address 2il orders to
BERGER, S,ICTTS ( Co., CheTistS,
No. 2S} RiySF Street, Troj, n. Y.
,febl5, 1sG7-ly-C.FS &Co.
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H~EARrPESs-so called from a Euawins pain and
heat about the region Of the stomach. accompanied
with nausea, and the belching Of a thin watery aeldu.
loua liquid, especially In the morning, are the common
symptoms. To rid yourself OF tbs troublesome com.
PlaIni, avoid articles Of food that EASILY undergo for
H%ontAsion, take Robaek's Stomach Bittors three timOs
a dly, In water, and adhere to a dry diet for a short
tiue, and you will ind yourself cured.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-04-26

BIrrERs THAT ARE BrrrERs.-There are no bltters
or the Stomach so Immensely popular In this region Of
the country as those now manufactured BY one Of our
own residents, OR. @. w. Robaek). As an appetizer,
and Pieasantand agreeable tonic, thoy are surpassed
byno other importation. Having tried the article, we
can speak from experience, aud most willingly. recon.
mend them as gn Invaluable tOnlc. Commercial.
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following times and places
Seviervillo, SEWER County, Menday, April sth, 1857.
Fair Garden, Saturday, l3, "
cambridge, Jefferson County, Monday, Z" Us, "
RutledEe, Gralnger County, Monday, " q, "
MOrTistOwn, Wednesday, " "a, "
Newport, Cooke County, Thursday, g." 20, I"
Warrensburg, Greene Co, Friday, /" 20, y
WhlteAburg, Hawkins %. Saturday, " "a, "
sneeedyilO, Hancock Co., Monday, May, 2, I"
RogorsVille, Hawkins Co., Monday, June, 3, "
GreenevilIe, Greene Co. Monday, 10, "
JonesborO' Washington Co. Monday, " "a, I"
Blountvillc, Sullivan Co., Monday, July ], I"
Elizabeihton, Carter County, Monday " 3, ="
Gobbs Creek, johnson Co., saturday " Is, "
Taylor,yille, Monday, a." Is, I"
Time will be divided with Epg candidate or candidates
for the same position. WV
Respectfully, II. X, BUTLER.
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JAS, .. bNEE,
GrutChfeld House, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Knoxville Commercial Bristol Gazette,
Jonesb CROUCH Flag, Greensville Union, copy
three times and send bills to this Office.
la6Tapr26w3
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GrG renhasks tnd nobasks arc Indispensable 10
40 uahie welfare, hr Que %susfaius TIE pseuhhry
b.alkofhs hsiion, rhle Ne oihsf p~ressfvt. ihs
phy.katbalih % tbs iuiiriisls romro1lng lhs NJ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
TAYLORSYILLE, johnson County, Tenn, |
~ March Qgtb 1867

March 2sth, 1861.
TO THE FpTERs or THE FIRST COSdREsslONAL DIS,
TRlCT 6B TENNESSEE;
Having been nominated a. the Radical candidate to
represent sNd District In the Fortieth Congress Of the
United States. will address my fGllOw-clqEegs ut the
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-04-26
A Gard tn Inualida.

A Clergyman, while riding In South Aherica A. a
missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for tho
Cure Of Nervous weakness, Early Decay, Disease Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train
Of disorders brought on by hanepl aud vicious habits.
Great numbers have been already cured BY this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire n benefit the AFFLICTED
and unfortunate, ] will send the recipe for preparing
aud using this medicine, in . sealed envelope, 10 Any
one who needs II, Free Of Charge.
Please enclose q postpaid envelope, addressed TO
yourself. Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Blbh House, New York City.
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NOTICE.

The report circulated in this, and other
sections Of the State, that the house of P.
P. PeaSe h Co., Atlanta, Georgia, has failed,
! pronounce TO bp. incorrect, and without the
slightest fOppdatiop. Ny connection with
this house has satisfied me OF their s%olvency
and business integrity. l am prepared TO
make this statement good against oil persons
who question its correctness.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-04-26

TAIrHFuL RiiSIREgs OF HElLTH.-In exYu4ning
no vessels at the Eadoru wharyes VIC find among the
s~arlositles of our commesce the bldg Miranda, bld IN
from Truxillo With . cGgo Of Honduras Sarsaparilla
for DF, J. &. Aver a Co, VI Lowell. 80 particular are
this Arm a. TO the articles used In eompOunding they
various remedies, that they have this drug, like .oRe
others they consume, gathered for thom by = akllfnl
agent Of their own IN the tropical regions Of its
growth. He Informs US that there arc many species Of
ihl. plant, but two OF which are really valuable Ia
medicine the qualities Of thssa are also affected BY the
time Of gathering, node Of curing, etc., operations
which In that region Of unreliable workuien imposes
= heavy labor upon him. One Of the inert varieties OF
sanaparhla grows wild IN our oFn forests, while sew.
eral other, nearly worthless, sbound in Central and
Mouth America, The Intelligent agent assured us that
thc virtues Of this drug hRd never been fully told, and
that The reason u the low esteem In vk1eh many hold
10 is mainly due V Abe importation Of ouch immenge
Quantities Of tho Eortbie4s varieties. HiB accounts
o. hs triPsto Honduras and his business excursions
along the Gulf Of Duleo and tho FVers " hQniagua
and saNYago and apong the ADJACENT mountains, were
Of intenle Interest. We can but eommend and honor
his employers for the fAithfulness and energy with
which thV execute their trust as ministers TO The pub
lie health, and We suspect that this course 10 at least
ons Of the reasons WY their medicines are hold in
such extraordinary favor throughout the civilized
Wohd.-tNag York ON Nerf.
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MANY read this s%erics0f paintings az The ehefd
wi aeafre' 81 American art hitherto; certainly moth
Ing In the department Of ESdRAvISa yet produced in
lhis country excris tho work Qfsmlllle In thoif copying.
The EngtaYiugs were fuGllshed nearly ten. years
since, 1pdF In tic few aud limited chaHnels through
Which tbey have been offered, 4 really demand has been
found. II " h6R proposed to enlarge their sale, and
MI. abbott hfs placid the plates with VA for than Iur-
pose. BtfisVibg that, ssih tte case Of every grtat and
WORTHY composition, they cnnnot be too common, We
have und6ftakeh hdgntet hs Fishcs.
The Trade, CanvaSSers and Clubs viii therefore have
most liberal terms. OlergyWFh and teurhers VIII also
b. entitled 20 = special liseeant, and ~ persobs dis
posed to aid in their sab 10 agb way viii bud Agepsr-
Gus reward for ennTt. uH." sf e.
The prints will hereafter DO issned on better plato
paper and with mure earees to printing.
PrieBsl2 per set, gu rSee!ps Of which they viii be
sent to ahy address.
90 T.. A.. ELLIOTT,
Importer and PubliAe Of Priah, 81 Va1tpgDn s..
Feb15mG61 BOSTON; MASS.
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All dues to be paig I'd advance from TIME 6ftntering
to close Of term. Bbarding 70 private families 50 70
per week, (Wnsblng 1qt ineluded1 Unfurnished rooms
for students to board themaclyes, fdr eagI stu&ent ,Qpe
Dollar per month.
For further Indignation adlroeg the PresiIeRt, or
u, W. Ross, Athehs, Tenn. I"' =
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~ IsPiNNIMC WHEEL,4T

And all kindSlof CASTINGS for REPAIRS,
constantly on hand.
pI- All persons wishing information IN
regard 10 any OF nv machinery will receive
a PriStsd RampAIet, and all NECESSARY inior-
nation, by applying to GEoRGE, S. RuBLE at
Chattanooga, Tephesge or TO ~. s. MATHEs,
Agent, JOnesborougb, Tspnegsee.eGt
GE08GE s. RUBLE,
april26-ls6L Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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N 0 I c f..
"a ChGnBE CaHFt al ElilabshtOu, Carter Co, Tenn.
CtTATE OF TENNESSEE. Carter


StTATE OF TENNESSEE, Cartor
~ County. ChAnesry Court at EliEabghton, John
X. Miller, Administrator Of the Estate 81 Alfred n.
e.. Taylor, deceased, vs. tho widow, heirs and creditors
an. Amended and supplemental Bill, declaring the ip-
solyency Of said Estate, which BIT. il sworn n, and IN
lnjunciqp granted by his HonoF's Fiat; aud Il Is Or
dored that publication be made, for four successive
weeks. In the luton Flag. a paper published In J0pes-
borough, TeDngFsce, notifying said widow, heirs and
creditors Of the insolvency ~ said Estate; and lhnt fll
the defendants to the Original BILL and al the cfallt.
os bf said Estate are made parties, decndaAts to ibis
Amended Bfl; and that they are al hereby expressly
enjofned and inhibited from Insulating any SUITS
agaldst said Adninlstrdur, or taking Rpy fnJthef Aeknl
sieps 10 COLLECT thar claims off Of bimi hut pg r..
quired to dle their claims with the Clerk & Master t.
Be settled ~ this Honorable Court. This 10th day OF
April, 1851. n G. SMITH, .. ~.
apr2Gs4pnfeeF
GTATE OF TENNESSEE, Carter
y County. Chancery .C9gB v EDtebothlon. Jo-
anna P. Upton, William Boyle 81. SgalnP David J.
Gourley, David Fry, ct al An IBIS cause u appePfng
from ne allegations Of coWnlaimnntA' bill, whph i
sworn to, thai David J. Gourley aud Elkana II. D..
Gourlay, defendants, are MOI. residents OF The sllts OF
Tennessee. II Il therefore ordered that publication DO
made. for four success sivc weeks, In the UHton .FIdg,
published Al Jonesborough, Tepneasee, nollylng gad
defendants 10 appear, on or before The Sd Monday In
september next, before the Chancey Court az Eliza
bethton, Tennessee, and mako defense 70 said bill, qf
the same viii be set for heahpg. as 70 them, expar9.
This 10Th II April, 1851. H.C. SMITH Z. = ~
apr2gwfpr sfets5
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EAST TENNEBSEE
WESLEYAN COLLEGE
ATHENS, NoMinl Co. Tenn,


y This Il q LOYAL COLLEGE-lTue to Science, Coun.
try, Morality and Religion. Athens is half way by
Railroad, from Chattanooga, or Dalton. to ~noxyillr.
Easy OF access, healthy, moral, Intelligent, and loyat
1t Is tho very best point for such All institutioh II
has been located and adopted as The only NALECOL-
LEGE for the nOlstOn Conference Of the Methgdist
Episcopal Church, which has put two active agcui. In
the Held. Prof. J. y. Spence, who Is now Ut the Noth,
and Rev. W. II. Rogers. No effort will Ne spared TO
make this Institution worthy tho glorious name y
bears In letters aud In morals.
~ Summer Term, as weekrJ opens April 18th, 1867,
TERMS OF TIITlON,
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Ppnuanl to Ne shove order I viii Offer ior sale 10
hshlghei bidder, Or seh 30 hapd a the Conn
1he 30 DAY u Junels6I. 81
IJayrAGER, r.. oa'eag.
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THELATEsT FASHIONS DEMAND
j. w. Bradley's
GELEBRATED PATENT
DVPLEX ELLIPTIC
Ion fouDLE sPRISGl
5 -. I A III

THE wonderful ilexibilitY and great com.
| for, and pleasure 10 any LADY wearing tho
Duplex Elliptic Skirt viii be experienced pnr
| ticulary IN all crowded Assemblies, Operas
Carriag &, Railroad Cars, Church Pews, Arm
Chairs, for Promenade and House Dress as the
| Skirt can be folded when ia use to occupy q
Small place as easily anl conveniently as q
sill; or Muslin Dress, an Invaluable quality in
criuoline, not found in any Single Spring
Skirt
A Lady having Eujoyel the Pleasure Com
tort and Great Convenience Of wearing the DU.
PICK Elliptic S.yi Spring Skirt for siSuLs
DAY will never afterwards willingly dispense
with their use For Children. Misses and
Young Ladies' they ARE superior 10 all others.
they will not bend or break like the Single
Spring but will PRESERVE their PERFECT and
GRACEFUL SHAPE when three or -four ordinary
SNWr, will have been thrown aside as useless
TnE HOOPS are covered with double ortwstcd
thread aud the BurroN RODS are not only double
spring, but twice Cor doublc) COVERED: prevent
ing them from wearing out when dragging
down stoopS, stairs. 6c,
lhc Duplex Elliptic Is great favor'e will
all ladies aud il uniyGrsally recommended by
The FA,uIlS MAGAZINES rs the STANDARD
SKIRT OF THE FASHIONABLE WORLD
10 ENJOY lOc following luthtlnRbic aUVlnta-
GEES in Orinoliuc, viz; SUPERIOR QUALITY, rER.
Hgor MSNuFACTuGE, STYLISH SHAPE AND FiSIsI,
fLExIulLtrY, puRAnILIrY, COMFORT and rcoSlMY
enquire for j W Bradlcy's Duplex Elliptic, OF
Dolble Spring Skirt, and be sure You get the
genuine article
GAUTlON.-To guard against IMPOSI.
1lON be particular to notice that the skirts
offered as "DUpLEX" have the red ink stamp
viz. - ". Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel
Spring." upon the waistband none others are
genuine Also notice that every hoop will ad
nit pin being passed through the centre
thus revealing the two Tor douhlej spring,
braided together therein. which is the secret Of
their flexib!ity and strength aud combina
ton not 10 be found in any other Skirt.
FOR SALE in all Stores where FIRST
GLASS Skirts are sold throughout the United
States aud elsewhere.
Manufactured by the sole owners ofthe Pat.
ent, VESTS. BRADLEY & CARY.
81 Chambers d 10 j 81 Ret dc SITS, N. Y,
mcl2Sm3.
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A Democratic caucus was held in
Nnshlpgpu last week 90 "rut and dry"
The a,xi nominations OF The party for
President and Wee President General
llancoss ID sail to have been 6led up
on usthe Candidate for President. but
the caucus fp|od to agree upon n c,n-
di4ale 3(Sr ylUe Pte,ilont. General
Hiuahck i-'hnr'nberei as one oil the
Membtu othe NJ lilnry Court Iha, tried
and roni aimed Mrs. Sursir, IN the part
she .tupk N the assassination plot, and
for wh'ch the DsmocrMic press denoun'
cal hun 81 andIeher WonIrr If the
D ~ 4Rie slumaob can bear 20 SIrong
q dose7 y =
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
Capital .....,...... $ ] Sd 900.
DIHECT.R,,


T. II Logan. T P Shallcross j s, Rhodes.
Geo. Mcudel, j, II, Hobbs, Samuel Mcul"t
Ian, q W. Franzhgln, Jas. II. Vance, Alex,
Laughitn.
This COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
! organized four years and in that time
done II successful business, is sill prepared to-
take risks at fairratcs On building. ofall kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments,
Furniture, Steam Boats and Cargoes on the
Western Rivers and Lakes,
This Company offers superior Inducements
to Farmers, whereby they tan he insured on
dwellings furniture, barns, and contents, for
3 or ; years at reduced rates,
This being home institution, with tho lar
ges capital and surplus Of any company. IN
the State and composed Of some ninety-tonF
stockholders, moSl Of whom are among Gus
best business men, recommends itself to the
favorable consideration OF the insuring public,
and solicits their patronage,
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to BY the Secretary
Office ~ Monroe street.
N. G. ARTHUR, Secretary,
ShN'L MCCLELLAN. President, rg.g7
GEO MENDEL, Vice President. a.
y ". COEN, Special Agent
GEO. MARTIN, Agent, Point Pleasant.
va, I'une sO-ly'
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spodKsilAyl = Gan The Native hue Of
reSoDvtion' be initiated With paint!
W9uhl a Gors' look well with twice
,WhsaHssim. viseged wor 'mOotbed his
wriDkIqd lFuul,' did no iron his >hi'i bo'
soml
When church yards yOwn are they
u,Neb sleepy!
Was there ever an mn nal with a
,ronnd unvarlisbtd toitT
Was the fruitful river in the eye vv.
geographically described?
Wos butter ever made from tho milk
Ofhuman kindness!
Gan amOu fly with pair Of wings as
swift as meditation?
Are the tender Ieovcs Of hops green?
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u. E.lwA NOREEAL,


i,ylus uudcr-isorJ, BESj H YHGGCH,
l formerly Clerk Of tho lIon'v Of frmesss
la,vr4. mud late Commissioner o. Pubno'
Bai'dm.. KibLIAN V |HALEY Nemb.r
Of the House " Representatives, Itom Wrstrsn
Vir.inia. Of 37.h, SSth. aud 34.h UongrvSs's.
mud EZRA l.. STEVENS, late 81 The lutetiw'
/ Department, have this day iorNpd y rartl.f
ship in business under tho hr'u Of Frrnes,.
Whalcy 4 Stevens.
They will attend to The prosecution andA
collection nrclairns OF att descriptions a9aiuS's
the Go, crnmcut Of the Unted States, or.
against Individuals They viii act OG AitoF
ncys and Agents in all ma;cr+ o' business,
that may br entrusted to their care.
Having had mEuy years experience in Si,i
the Departments ut Washington, they &suS,
those whomaY think proper 10 employ them,
that ihcr facilities for bnsiurss are unSurpas"
ed, aud that the mast energetic and strict Ar
ten,inu will be given to Whatever they undet.
I take 10 10 anil the most prompt sud business.
III c dispatch 70 every application they NAY
receive -
We VIII also transact III hISiuvsa vent 10
rs BY local Agents in other places for tsL'
souahc Commission
Especial attention given 10 al Apple a;ioa',
for Patents hume lS-tr.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

The members OF the Ahb,m Conven
4ion who refused 10 sign the Constitution
adopted, have issued 90 address to the
people giving their reasons for the refu
sal. aul calling upon them to defeat the
adoption Of the instrument.