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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
PAraonal.

Gen. JONI B. RopoERs, the distinguished
candidate for Congress for the State at large,
maid US a visit on Saturday last. He is look
inc as fresh and young as if he was but
twenty-five. He now has the track for Con-
sress alone, we learn, and We trust every
GOOD Union man will vote for him.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To ConsnmntiYeA.

The Rev. EDwARD A. WILSON VIII uand ureS 81
charge to all who desire Il, the prescription with she
directions for making and using the simple remedy BY
which he was cured OF a lung Aascsiou and that dread
disease Consumption. His only object e 70 bsnedt M
afnicled and ho hopes every sufferer viii try this pro
s~cFiptinn, As Il will cost then nothing, and may prove
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1866 South Second st., williamsburg, n, Z.
l60Tmay I0yl8. NJ .P.k 90.
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NOTICE.
LAND

ON MONDAY the lSt day OF june nsIt at
~ the Court House door 10 the Town Of
Taylorsyiiie, I will proceed 10 sell to the
highest bidder, en- a credit OF twelve months,
two tracts Of laud belonging 70 The estate Of
Harvey L. johnson, deceased. One tract con
taining six acrts on which ia a comfortable
Dwelling House and othor necessary out
honsss. The other tract contains about 20
acres, IN a good stats Of cultivation-both
itracts Of lahd are within the corpofate lin
its Of faylorBVille, aud are very desirable
locations for building, &c. The purchaser
will be required 70 give notes with good &C.
curity for the purchase money, with interest
from day Of sale, aud a lsin will be retained
on the land until the purchase money 10 ful.
ly paid. April 9Th, 1853.
WIN. T. JOHNSON,
Exesotor Of said Estate.
IsssaprlaiwtPrlfssSt tF.IurV
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RainI Rain Rninii.

The past two week has been spent by Dame
Nature in a ''riOt of rain" until yesterday
and to-day when Sol Once more took a no
ton to exhibit bis smiling face. Smile on
solomon, say We, and give our farmers a
nal' chance to plant their crops. Come,
Sol, be gEaciouII
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Errors Of Youth.

AGsDtlcman who suffered for ten years from Hsr-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and sllthS Effects Of
youth Jul indiserstlon, wil, for tbs pAke % suffering
humanity, send free 10 all who nssdit, the recipe. and
directions fos making the simple remedy By which he
was utcd.s saTsrors wishing to Proht By he sdvsr.
tissFs experiences, can dOsO By addressing, in perfect
confidence. .ef JoHNBs OGDEN,
a. Cedar Street, New York.
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Chantery at BIountyiIIe, Tenn.

JabsE Mitchell Ct. al. vs. Martha Lynch ct. al.
TN this cAssit is alledged in the bin that
d~efehdantse Martha Lynch, Matilda Metts,
Susan A. Lyncb, and Elizabeth Lynch are
pOn-resideHts o. Tennessee. " is ordered
that publication be made lor four Successive
weeks IL the Union Flag ! paper printed in
the town Of Jonesboro' Tena, notifying said
Defendants 70 appear before our Chancery
Court At TIE Court House in Bloantville on
the third Monday in May next, aud make de-
fence TO said bill or the same will be set for
hearing exparte. April Rules 1858.
WILLIAM MULLENNIX, G. & NJ.
apl7w4prsfee$5.
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NOTICE.
JOIN N. pOnelr I'd. Jame, Kees.

John N, Donely 70. James KEGS.
A TTACHMENT levied on = tract of land
az the property Of james KEGS, for a
debt due TO John n. Donslly for thirty doll
lars, which has this day been returned before
me, John CrossWhits, an acting Justice Of
the Peace in Civil District No. 2 of johnson
County Tennessee. The cause Of suing out
said attachment as appears the said &C.
PENDANT kees 10 a nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee, i" which said John NJ. Donel-
ly has this the etb day OfApril 1868 obtained
a conditional judgment against the said
James KEGS as q nonresident, for thirty dol
lars, and all cost Of suit. Said Kees is here
by notified to appear at my house on the
FIRST Monday in June next to show cause, il
any he has, why said judgment should rot
be made inal. Fail not.
Given under my hand this the 9Th day Of
April 1853.
JOHN CR0sSwHITB, Justice Of Peace.
ls65sprl24w4PrsfseS4.
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XXI See the ,adyertaement In another
solumAi beaded q Hide wantsd.e This is
a gp6d change for some one to make money
by buying up hides and. turning them into
cath, or having them tanned on tha sAates.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01

Jesse ALLISON vs. Thomas fhgles. The
% plaintiff on Ahdsvit says the defendant
IS Indebted 20 him, and that the defendant is
. non-rssident Of the Stats Of Tennessee, 50
that the ordinsry process Of law cannot be
served upoa him, and having obtained an
original attachment against him feturnable
before soma Justice Of the Peace for said
County. and the sama, having bfsn returned
before me on tbs 25th dag Of March 1858,
levied Sn the d~sitndsuh property. Il u
therefore ordered By me, that publication be
made ior four successive weeks IN the Union
Ylar. uoll3hr said asfsndant 10 appear be.
.fnuMm4 ~ ~ o1cs, Ia civil district No 10
guI1 IdCW11, Tsuass1se, on tbe 25th daJ
Of ol1ttAttf Iess, Ne sane having beet
stfysd uutii that d.y and anaveF or th'
ssds win bs ytocs~4sd With srpasts.
s. D. STUART, Up.
isssapr7t- 4pfS5 SalliYan County
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
Thanka.

Nh WIN. s. Barkloy has our thanks for delicious
bottle II pure srape wilma. ThisProvsa to as eonsla'
,lvely that gOod wilma con be made 10 this COUNTRY It
IiO proves another fact, and that Is, Mr.. D. know"
hoE to make il. Send aud got afsw bottles aud Try IT,
and b scOnvineed.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01

B65- We would call especial attention To-
the Law Gard Of MeBsrs Owens 4 Jenkins d.
As they are both gentlemen Of ability and
I'D q legal talent, we have no hesiiapey In
recommending them to all who have bust
ness To- transact in .heir line. faa1 m
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
The wheat prospect in East Ten
3f .YnesBee.

Wa have travelled through two-thlrda of Tho coun'
M, Of East Tennessus-frOm johnson b HamltoR-
and We can safely say we never aaw q mofe exeellen'
prospect in our llfs for a splendid whsst crop. II
looks rank and green, and although thin iRplaccs from
being frozen out by tho severe winter, Il VIII only
nsko The grain larger and batter Unlcss we have
pms unforeseen blight, our wheat harvest win DO
most Abundant, -a-
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
Tbrsshing ud-Threshing Machines

The attention Of our readers is called to.
the advertisement Of Messrs David Garst 4
Son. If our farmers wish to procure good
Trashing Machines Or desire TO have their
prAin threshed on low terms, Mr., Garst is
the man to apply To- m + 20 n.vnr
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01

About ons.half Or our fruit was killed by the frost
In the blossom. This leaves us plenty, and viii make
the fruit larger and AMER without breaking the trees
to piscsa, as Is tho case when there Is a more prolific
crop. .A ~.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
THE HAZARD POWDER CO.,
EVERYBODY Read This !

RENOWNED COUGH y LUNG REMEDY.
For The cure II Consumption and all diseases that lead
10 Il. Read what DR. Doran says
RrsHsYLyAElA, Logan Co. p AugH, lsS7.
been dealing IN msdiclnes for the last fourteen yeaEs,
and have mover before found preparations that would
equal your ''Psrry Davis fAln Killer" and "Allen'a
Lung bAlsam.n They not only sell very rapidly, but
give Inc most perfect iAtislAetlon IN every ease that
bas come 10 my knowledge. Insmy pfaetieo ] very
seldom pFe5efibaa patent medicine, hut With yoni
spain Killer aud Lung Dalsama having entire conn
dsncO IN them and knowing that thsy possess valuable
medicinal pr6pertie8. freely use them In my daily
practice. Especially have I ased the .Allah'a LunI
brlsam," and with the most unbounded success. Al
an o1pociurant n u most certainly far ahead Of any
simllar preparations ] have yet ever known. Thu
" Pain Killsr'' Is tho mort standard medicine ! hav'
for sails, and many families In this vicinity would a
soon think Of being out Of beef or bread a. without /
bottle OF a Pain Killerii IN the house. Youts truly.
ISAAC A.. DORIAN, NJ, D.
Sold BY ali Medicine Dealers.
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differentiation.

Information guaSntsed 70 produce = i~uxurlaD.
growth Of hair upon a bald head or bsardlsau faco, also
a recipe Tor the rumoyal Of Rlmplu. Blotchsss Erup'
lions, etc., on the skin, leaving The same aOt, clear and
beautiful, can b obtained without charge By address.
ing TH0s. y. CHAPMAN. ohsmsii,
rfaT bla1f s2s Broadway, New York.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
TO the People Of tennessee.

! have bad numerous applications, from
All pAEts Of the State, TO recall. the procla-
nation authorizing the election Of a Con-
SrsasmAn for the State at large, to be held
% the 1h day Of May, and to postpone said
teeaon until the regular Congressional
election IN November next. This change |
nave not felt authorized to make until wait
a. on IN person BY the three Republican can
uiaa'ss for that position, who have this day
"oafessed msthe following note:
kRoxvILbR, Tenn, April %, 1858.
tohis EEcellsney Gov. We. Browulow
Sia-Ws most respectfully Fsqueatyoar Bx-
S'l'ency 70 postpone the approaching election
,o'a member Of Congress At hrgss pursuant
y RESOLUTION Adopted by the late General
As.snelyi being the oaly candidates for
JOHN, "a. RODGERS.
OF Van Baren county.
JOSEPH A. COOPER,
TH0S. A. HAMILTON.
tsls q, therefore, 10 notify the voters o.
.se State aud Commissioned Of Rselslfat,ou
.ss' 20 such election win be held on N,
Ita o. Nay. ANA'GTNW -
W. q. BRoWNLow.
April -, 1853.
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Chunccry Court at BlOuntyilIe.

@. Q. Campbell ". Henry i. braneoni aha ~
s, Finley. i1
TN this cAsa "A IA Gll.atsa N the Bill iha,
d~etndants Henryb bfprsen, and tf-nh
B. FinJ ere nou-residente o. fs9nessse. y
10 ordered that pnblieatiea be Mahe ior tout
successive Wssks IN tha usioo-ing apaPes
printed % tho tnNn Of Jouaaborofoaga teeal
notifTing uaid sdtfendano 70 swear otlen
the ohH1cary Court ~ blountse.s o.. ~
third Monday % Nay nexh aud mahs as.ena'
70 said Blli or the zane WI ne sstiof osaf-
iur ernag,a April Roles 1888.
WILLIAM HUILEHNTX, O. AN
spiGs irrsfssf5
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
JOHN, B. RODGERS,
OF Van Baren county.
JOSEPH A. COOPER.
MARRrRp.

Aths rssIasass % The btIdss sgEss IN
s't'ol, Isnps on ne 75Ed MA, By tbs Rev.
ID. Tsdlosk, MAJOR william Il. DshauI b.
!. Army, Registrar a tsbtnaa, ". "a IA,
taJstts, l1dlspa, % Hiss salIs A. D.
SaF'oa' daughter o. Ill Bursos, is,. y
!0nssboio' Ten.
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State Of Tennessee, Carter County
CIRCUIT COTRT MARCH TERN. 1861.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Calhatlne Id Ya. Jamea Ia.

TT appearing 70 the Cour, from the return
Of the Sheriff in this case, that defendant
James Lee Is not a resident. Il Il theruiors
ordered By she Court that publicalion be-
made for tour successive weeks in the Jsaes-
boro Flag, q newspaper Published IN tho
town Of Jonesboro notifying laid defendant.
James Lee, Ia appear AZ The next term of tbs
Circuit Court Of cArtes County, Tenn, 30 hs
held 70. said County, atths oour, Houss w
EliIsbethton, % the 2ad Monday Of Jal-
next and Ans~er said petition, Or he sans
will be heard 81 rsriee. 4 copy II ths
Record. RICHARD q. WHITE Clerk.
tee5sptl2z fprifstst
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DISSOLUTION.


TuE MERCANTILE CONCERN OF MCDANIEL,
LITCHFiELD 4 co, is dissolved by limitation.
We return our thanks to our former patrons for III cir
confidence, and most ehesrfnlly ecomme them TO
the 400 IraH Ht.I
OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE OF HRSSRS. LIB tTAILOB.
in our city, 10 whom We have turned over our entire
stock, including ell In hand and transit, belonging to
our consiguorsl, as responsible and business gentlemen.
The name Of the concern win only be used in clos
ing up tho business. The Books and papers will be
kept Il tho ofaco. Of Messrs. LEE q TAYLOR, and our
Nj. GEO. A. PRESTON 10 fully authorised to use the
name Of the eonesfn In the pTemlses,
- I'D " TLI ALBERr MCDANIEL,
o.. T. LITCHFIELD,
UIL 2 a. PkAsTON'
LVscHsvis. va February 27.h, lsbs. .Nll
sE GARD 8ch
nv tsfsrrencs 10 he above notice Of Disnolution Of
Melsu. MCDANIEL, LITcHFlEID q %, the
C-OHsIGHMENTs or HArooEcERN HAVE DREH
TRANSFERRED TO 0UR HOUSE.
and if agreeable TO tho parloas concerned, shall DO
pleased TO receive their appreciation Of the transfer,
PROMISING OUR BEST RFF0RRs ron THEIR
INTEREST, -.-i Adj
and In NE absence Of instructions, We shall proceed 70
sell TO best advantage, and rsport sales promptly. w
are elIaibly located, with SPACIOUS WAREHOUSE,
for the advantageous prosecution Of baailep, AID
hope Il viii be your pleasure 10 sdvise d. Regarding
your viaws, be. -
No. II Bridge Street,
n Second door below Old stand Of
-f .rr Mcdaniel, Liiehhsld 4 Co.
LIscHgvla, Va, March LIST, lsSs.
AM""AnIL1 M
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LAND SALE.

II WILL, BY virtue 81 the authority vested
in me By the win oftbe late Samuel NJ.
Hunt, deceased, cell 70 the highest bidder at
his late residence near Buffalo Ridge, Tenn,
on Saturday the 30th day Of May 1868, the
following described lands to wit: F.
0ne tract lying on the North side Of Buff
hlo Ridge I milsb North Of JoueJborOugh
containing about
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01
100 ACRES,

About co aeres In cultivation and balance
well timbered With Dwelling House, SPriug
and Orchard on u. A credit Of twelve
months win be given. By note and approved
security being given and lein retained for the
purchase money! rr II T-1
Notice is Also hereby given TO all PersonS
having claims against said estate to present
them 70 nc authenticated in the mAEper and
tine prescribed BY Law, or they win be for
ever barrsd,in law OF equity. This 2ist day
Of April, 1858.
J.F. GRESHAM, Executor.
-l~sespp!at"5- Ira Crrrfnn
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mRrssEs-@s sslsy's Hard Rubber Irns O1rs.
III Rapture. retains the most dlmenh uite ,aisy
and eass; never rusia, breaks MOVES 81 az,
nsu. Sid b. I'll Druggist. send iof Fa"Pu"'' -
CHESTNUT a., Phla. Pa
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Liabilities.
STATE On %TENNESsEE

CoNrTRNLEmO uca NASHVILLE January hL 1863
Gt tOsmh the State Missouri has produced me mHsh@ye evidence that mdC mGyh@ complied with aammns
Of hehwsd hs State Tnmem pmdw hmnne Companies; and further. ~F that Taos h. SL Dn Agent
49,, Wh"d%SM dSt Louis A@hL life L"ur%sea HNHa authority ms MISUNDERSTANDING nG business ohUMs in
hhs@a AH - g. WlHAKBURS Comptroller Em@w
aea4a NAT b. OVENS Local Agent for washington County.
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TRE 81. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
UIChNOA OUNII AMI.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
THOs, Il. SCOTT, District Agent.
D. A. JANUARY, Preildenl. .
". I. SELBE, Secretary.
ears as in most Companies.

Membership over ton HoMhd, Losses paid @S85OO
Dividends payable annually and not rMWd for ueor four mr as most Comnmlo4 +.
All policies PptcpGem the Profits and are hohfnsung
1hoe mS bwmeSO thu Company mt doubled The year 1857.
Oneh third OF the AnEudlPTmE loaned to- policy holders
No restrictions for rhdhg Soh Or W@b for haMngm Europe a u8 +
TheMloWng %atenet shows uSd audng GC Company on the st day ofJammrvB 1868.
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9per iaFe A. the Court House door N
Soneso'te Tenn. on saturday 2sd das AZ
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Worthy Of all Farmers Attention

Br5uning's Excelsior Phosphate 10 without doubt
the Best fsrtilirsr that varies IN It's composition, sc
eordinr 10 the crBp for which u Is iniended 10 DO used.
Pamphisis giving FUN particulars. furnished free Of
charge, By Addressing the Manufacturer, GE0RGB u.
BROWNING, 20 Markstst., Camden, MI. Tho man
ActuroF u a practical hrmer.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-01

VHE DISTINGUISHED RACE HORSE AND Stall
i LION, JACK MALONE,
The sire Of Mngglhs, Duke of Orleans, Mary wynn,
ChlekamAuga and others
will make his next season at my stables.
AT ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Mares CAREFUL kept during tho season At hve dol
lars per month.
Mares fAIlng 10 produce may be returned gratis
next season.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-04-30
Things Worth Remembering.

lie that lives without prayer or prays
without life has not the spirit Of God
We must all appear before the judg.
! ment-seat of Christ.
Remember that you are at the door Of
eternity, and have other work to do than
to trifle away time.
Turn to God and he will turn to you;
then you will be happy, though all the
world turn against you.
He that loveth not, knoweth not G God
for God is love.
If we forget God when we are young,
he may forget us when we are old. II
we expect to live with Christ in heaven,
we must live with him on earth. Christ
satisfied the law of God to the uttermost,
and therefore can save those who believe
in him to the uttermost.
Benefit your friends, that they may
love you more dearly still.
Benefit your enemies, that they may at
last become your friends.
Hope is the sweetest friend that ever
kept distressed soul company; it be-
guiles the tediousness of the way = all
the miseries of our pilgrimage.
Christians are not so much required to
live out of the world, as to live aJcUc it.
A hard duty, indeed. yet there is vic
tory which overcometh the world.
Many flowers open to the sun, but only
one follows him constantly. Heart, be
thou the sunfower, not only open to God s
blessings, but constant in looking to him.
He that is good may hope to become
better; he that is bad may fear that he
may become worse; for vice, virtue and
time never stand still.
In matters of conscience, first thoughts
are best; in matters of prudence, last
thoughts are best.
Religion is much talked of, but little
understood, till mans conscience is
awakened; then a man knows the worth
of soul and the want of Saviour.
Religion must be our business, then it
will be our delight.
Four things 4 Christian should spe-
cially watch after; to be humble and
thankful, watchful and cheerful.
If we would not fall into things unlaw-
ful, we must sometimes deny ourselves
those that are lawful.
If you follow Satan, you will find the
tempter prove a tormentor; if you follow
the Spirit, you will find the Counsellor
prove a Comforter
They that spend their days in faith and
prayer, shall end their days in peace and
comfort.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-04-30
Evening Hours for Mechanics.

What have evening hours done for me-
chanics who had only ten hours toll
Hearken to the following facts:
One of the best editors the Western
Revie1c could ever boast of and one of
the most brilliant writers of the passing
hours, was cooper Of Aberdeen. One
Of the editors of the London Daily Jour
nal was baker in Elgin; perhaps the
best reporter of the London Times was a
weaver in Edinburg; tue editor of the
Witness was stone mason. One of the
ablest ministers in London was a black
smith in Dundee, and another was watch
maker in Banff The late DIR. Milne, of
China, was a herd boy in Rhyme. The
principal of the London Missionary So
ciety's College at Hong Kong, was a sad
dler in Huntley, and one of the best mis-
sionaries that ever went to India was a
tailor in Keith The leading machinist
on the London and Birmingham railway,
with seven hundred pounds a year, was
a mechanic in Glasgow; and perhaps the
richest iron founder in England, was a
working man in Morap. Sir Jas. Clarke,
Her Majesty's physician, was druggist
in Blauf. Joseph Hume was a sailor
first, and then laborer at the mortar
and pestle in Montrose. Mr.. McGregor,
the member from Glasgow, was a poor
boy In Rosshire. James Wilson, the
member from Wcstbury, was a plough
man in Haddington, and Arthur Ander-
sen, the member from Orkney, earned
his bread by the sweat CT his brow in the
Ultima Thule. These men, however
spent their leisure hours in acquiring
useful knowledge. They could not have
the eminence they did hanging around
hose houses, or spending their time in
tayerns.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-04-30
A Curious Case of Suspended Animation

/
A week or two ago the wife of very
respectable merchant residing on Twelfth
street, in this city, died after short i'll
ness, and the usual arrangements were
made for the funeral services. One OF
the city undertakers, at the request of
the husband, provided very handsome
coffin for the deceased, into which the
hfeless remains were placed, and they
were permitted to remain In a room. Du-
ring the ensuing night, however, one of
the watchers, who had heard and read Of
reports of cases of suspended animation,
and being imbued with curiosity in the
premises, decided to ascertain for him
self whether there was any probability of
truth in such reports. A favorable op-
portunity presented itself for the fulfill
| ment of her schemes, and having salts,
fed herself that she was really alone with
the corpse, she obtained small looking
glass and laid it upon the face of the de-
ceased. To her great surprise there ap-
peared evidences of breathings upon the
face OF the glass, aud she resolved, for
fear of deception, to make another test
with another glass. The operation being
repeated the same signs were manifested
aud she revealed her discoveries to the
other watchers. Each in turn tried the
glass, and each had the satisfaction Of OBJ
serving precisely what the first did. OF
course In the morning the whole affair
was discussed with the family of the de-
ceased, and it then occurred that long
time ago young man, a member of the
woman's family, had died, and previous
to the burial the corpse had actually
rolled over on one side, showing signs of
life, and the case was declared to have
been one of suspended animation by the
best medical testimony that could be pro-
cured. Under all these circumstances it
was by the husband deemed advisable to
deter the funeral ceremonies, and accord
ingly notice was given that the interment
would not take place at the time previ-
ously announced. The corpse was left in
the coffin several days, and upon the fifth
day, after the supposed death, signs of
life were so numerous that the body was
removed to a bed, where it gradually be-
came warmer, and finally its previous
deadly expression forsook it altogether
The ensuing day the woman opened her
eyes, spoke on the third, and she is now
in fair way of recovery. Three well
known medical gentlemen are now en-
gagged in examining this case thoroughly,
and when their labors are completed, we
are promised their written opinions con
corning the affair. = Mobile Tribune.