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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-24
-GR0VESTEEN & Co.,
PIANO E0RTR MANUFACTURERS,
499 Broadway, New York.

NSV D'VNyl ~NW AN'"'
THE ATTENTION Of The public aud the trade 10 IN
1 yited to our NSr, Scale, Ssgua Oetaps. Rosewood Plan
FOrte,, which for volume aud purity OF tone are anFi
vailed by any. hitherto offered In this market. They
contain all the modern improvements. French grand
Aetion, harp pedal iron from ovsr-struRg bass, ect.. aud
eaah instrument being made under the personal super
visiOd Of Mr.. ]. n. GRoyEsrEES, who has a ~pFaetieal
experience Of over thirty years In their mAhueacture.
IL fully warranted In every p~Artinlar.
Reed the highest avHrd Of nerd 81 he OSl5ated WerlfS Fair
Who're were exhibited Instruments from the beat maker
Of L0ndun. Paris, Germany, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Bostsn and New York; and also at the American lnEii-
tute for eve successive yeas, the Co.'s and SnvER
MEDALs frOm both Of which can be seeh At our ware
room.
BY the introduction Of improvements we make . StIl
more perfect Piaho-gort, and by mAnnfAeurinS largely
with a strictly cash system, ae enabled to OfeF these
in strumsnts n q price weieh viii preclude all eompsti-
tion.
Our price are from 500 to $500 cheaper than any
6Fst class Piano. f6Fts.
TENNIS Mr. CAsH in current fund.-.
Descriptive circular SESr TRER- lyoA-mlhIAP
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ColOred Patterns in Embroidery,
Crochet. etc.

The wurk-Tablo department Of this Magazine IL
wholly Bnrivalled. Every numher contains q dosen
nr mere patterns 10 every variety Of Fancy Works
Crochet. Embroidery, KNITTING. Bead Work, Sbel,
WORK. Hair Work, etc, etc. superb eoloFsd patternl
for slippers, Putscs, Chair Seat, etc., EiTen-eaeh Of
which at a retail store would cost any cents.
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IL Is said that salt. sown with wheat
aau' sllriness To the straw, prevents
earlier.
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MdNtHiDtH C0t1fc0 FUS"to" 4 '"tCS'
Each number will contain a doublpsire Fashion
rIate, engraved on strrl and Handsomely eolorsd.
These plat scuntGin from fnur 10 six hEnrea each, and
exceed ANYTHING Of the kind, In addition, wood cuts
Of the newest b1nRrts, hats, csps, head-drrsaes, cloaks,
ia. kpts, ball drrsses, walking dresses, house drssses,
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aid Of which a cloak, dress or ehild'S costume can be
et out without the aid % a mAntAmakrr, 60 that each
diagram in this way alone will save a years subseriP'
tion. The PARIS. LohaAh. PhiladelphiA and NsW York
fashions dscFibOd In fail eaeh month,
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A PARIS EXPOSITION,

With full power to purchase any and every article Suit,
ed TO this market, and he has succeeded beyond our
most uauguino expectations, tho Exhibitors preierring
10 sell Al AnV sacrifice rather than be At the expense
and trouble Of removing their goods We have there.
fore concluded To- d~istrhnte the same Without regard
10 value at tho ridiculously low sum Of
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FVHIS Popular Monthly contains more Tor The money
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exceeded that Of ai other Aadies' Magazines combined.
In 1898 u will be farther Improved, where Improve
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pages, lttteel plates, l. double-siGsa manmoth color.
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In the general advance Of prices Il IL tho Only Maya.
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~phAtioally
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published anywhere. Mrs Ann Stephens. Amanda NJ.
Douglass, Mary BsyArd Clark. Blla Rodman, Frank
Lee Benedict, Mrs. R. Harding Davis, author Of Mar
greet Howth," Il. L. q. Moulton, Gabrielle Lee, Rosa.
lie Grey, Clara Augusta, and the authors Of The Sc
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besides all the other popular female writer's Of Amer
lea, are regular contributors. In addition to the usual
number Of uho.ter stories. there Will be given 10 1865
NJ least four original copyrighted NOvsiets, viz;
The Bride of the Prairie,
BY Mrs. Ann 8, Stephens,
The Tragedy OF Fanquisr,
by the Author Of " Second Life"
Guilty or Not Guilty,
By Amanda NJ. Douglas.
P. P p,
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-GRoVEsTEEN g. CO.,
PIANO ElRIH NANTEAEYTRERS.
4ee Broadway, New York.

THESE PIANOS received the Highest
Award Of Merit at the WORLDS FAIR,
over the best makers from London, Paris,
Germany, the eities Of New York, Philadsl-
phiA, Baltimore, and Boston also the GOLD
MEDAL at the American IaIdias, for FIVE
SUCCESSFUL YEARS Our Pianos contain
the French Grand Action Harp Pedal, Over
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Made under the supervision Of Mr.. J. H.
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rienee Of over ibirty-6ve years, and Is the
maker Of 0Psr RfsVm ThousaHd Piano orfss.
Our Facilities for manufacturing enable rs TO
cell iheas instruments from SlOO 10 $500
cheaper than any 6rst class Piano-Forte.
1851 oct 4 iy-C.H.P.kCo.
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL.
oF
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

A Semi Monthly Journal Of Medicine,
Surgery, Psychology, Hygiene, and
GrRsraI Literature, duUofed 10 ne
Prqfession and TIE People.
ne shsapet nstissl Japsg IN ne veriA, pukii.hsa
arah 81 Walnnf.
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Receipts for Cooking, the Toilet, Sick
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Il 10 economy In housekeeping to take Peterson.
New and fashionable Music In every number. Also,
aints On Horticulture, EauestriAuiSn, aud Sll matters
interesting to ladies.
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Important Announcement !
l862-l867.
ELEGANT Holiday PRESENTS /!

The undersigned having in lss1 succeeded In Pur'
chasing lrom the London Exhibition . large Assort-
ment Of very valuable end elegAnt goods, al prices IA
bulopslv law concluded some time since to send an
experirncrd Agent 10 the
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ILLUSTRATED WITH EUnERoUs EEaRAVlEos.


To BE- complete 10 two elegant oetaso volumes Of
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That's, and With the sams numbsr Of ~full-page WooL,
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THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG
Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PTANOFORTE.
GROTESTEEN a o..

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THESR INSTRUMENTS, ailer ths most
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si6ls, have been pronounced
THE FINEST SQUARE PIANo-FORFE
MADR.lN TIE WORLD.
II has always been our policy during the
TAJty-SI Years that we have manufactured
Pianos, tSeslrs thousand Of which are nov In
usS IN the United States and Europe, to give
the 6nest Instruments at ihe lowest cost
Our superior facilities enable us 10 offer them
from one TO three hundred dollar lass than
any other First Class House.
The tone Of thsse instruments are remarka-
BILE for their peculiar Sweetness and Great
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forced to their utmost capacity. The lower
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the most cultivated Gar.
They are an entirely new style Of Piano,
inished In the most superb manner, wtth four
MH round corners front and back, heavily carv-
ed legs and Tyre Ssrpentine Base richly
moulded, and each instrument 10 fully war
Fanted for ave years.
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Steel and Other EBgrayiRgS.

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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-27

The Hssessisy a : das paoportioa of iron in
the hleod 10 wel3 kAswA anmedical men; when
It becomes reduced frs4 ~ cause whatever, the
whole system suffers, the weakest part being first
attacked, and . feeling Of languor. lassitude
and "all gonenesse peryades the system The
remedy is simply to supplyt the blood with inc ne
eesssry quantity Of iron. This can be dene by
using The $ :
s PERUVIAN SYRUP,
aprotssted solution Of the prooxide Of Iron, which
is 50 prepared that i assmlates at once with the
blood, giving strength, vigor and nes life to the
whole system.
To take medicine to c4xe diseases sceasioned by
deficiency OF IRON IN THE BLOOD, without
restoring it to the system is like trying to repair
building when the foundation is gone
An eminent divine says: I" / have been using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP for some time past: it gives
me new vigor, buoyaacy Of spirits, elasticity 81
muscle"
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures, and
recommendations from some Of the most eminent
physicians, clergymen and others, will be sent free
TO any address.
The genuine has "PkRuv1AN SYRUP blown on
the glass. :
J. P. DINSMORE,
So Dey street, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. may 20-4t
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-27

An gxrcHTpsArE AsfAIa.-Last Friday even
ing while Mr.. Williams. who lately moved to this
place, from Florida, was driving out the Valley
Pike. in Jersey wagon frsm Donovan 4 o'Teole,
with Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. and Ar,. Bsyken, the s
Ms.s. Hale and Long The coupling pin cams
out A. they were descending The hill this side q
cliass Mill. throwing the vshisls upon the hors-
e. causing them to run ID and ending in genera!
smash pp. All Of the party we're more or less
injured, Miss Long having both arms broken, and
the others badly cut.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-27

THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully in
1'form the citizens of Staunton, and the p.blie
generally. that he has opened SHOP on Water
treet. between the residence of Owen C. Morris
ind the Furniture rooms Of J. A. & Y. NJ. Riskis,
where he will be prepared to do all kinds Of
~ - 50 JOB WORK in y
IRON, BRASS AND STEEL,
repair Door Locks, Guns and Pistols, and wia
nave In connection with The above, FOUNDRY
for making all kinds of Brass Castings, Boxes,
&C., for machinery. He will manufaetufs wroughs
iron Crates for csllar doors erect wrought Iron
:ences, and Reyburn & Hunters Star Halvanizsd
lighting Rods This rod excels all others now
N use; it will always remain bright and clean
md meyer c9rredes or russ; thus presenting d
neat and oriamentsF appearance on the building;
worth more than its cost as matter of ornament,
say nothing about its sure protection against
lightning - - ~ 90
All ofsthe above work will be done on the
shortest notce'a IN neat and workmanlike
manner The patronage Of the public is respess-
July solicited. ~ =
GEORGE A. SCHOPPERT.
s aunton march 1877
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z CHURCHES.

Pastor. sssaay services, ii A. NJ aaa7 r N
RsxAs CATHeLIo :-Aagusta Street, Father J. A.
weed Sunday services, 1e} A. NJ, 81 P. n.
BArr1sT West Main Street, Rsv. Gee. y. Tay-
Ter Faster. sunday services, II A. n, and
7P. NJ,
PnRs,rfER1Axs Frederick Street, Rev. Wn. T.
Baker Pastor. Sunday services, II 4. n,
and ?. II. A
LUTHERAN Main st., Rev ]. l. Miller Faster
Sunday services, II A. NJ, and r. n.
MlTuepIsr:-LewIs street, Rev. John L. Clarke
Faster. Sunday services. II A. N, and ?. n.
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sEvESrY-THlRD ANNUAL CoUAcIL OF TIE PRo-
TEsTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH or VIRGINIA.-This
body assembled ut st. tauls Chrch. in this city
on the zOh inst, 1t IL o'clock, and was attended
by large number Of Ministerial and Lay Dele
gates.
The meraing services were read by the Rev.
George Weodsridge, .. b. Of Richmond, and the
Rsv. +. N. Carson.
An able and truly eloquent sermon was preach
cd by the Rev. J. A. Latane, of Staunton, from
Hosea 10. 18th verses .'Ssw to HourseLres in righi
sousess reap in ssxyey break up your sllo ground
for it time seek the LORD. TIL he core end rain
ri1hteousness upon gov"
The object Of this discourse was to show the
great needs Of the Church At this time, and that
both Clergy and Laymen have no,0 special need
su chsy the injunction Of the text. The sermon
,as one cf great power and its effect upon the
larre eon.reg..;an was marked. -Lyneh6ury News.
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GEAGES CELEBRATED sALvE.

GRAGE.U CELEBRATED sALvE,
From Mr.. E. TucKln, Depot master II Salisbury,
Massachusetts.
Il have been troubled for years with bad
humor; sometimes outwardly, and SOMETHING'S in
ward During the past summer !, manifested
salyc. All signs of it have since disappeared,
without affecting me inwardly, indicating, think,
the eradicating nature Of the salve''
SETH ". FOWLE s SON, Boston, Proprietors.
Sold by all Druggists, at Is cents box. sent
by mail for IS cents. may 2O-4t
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BURROWS
RELIaBLE. " EDIcIN 2,

Z r. L Il d Z 2 ~ = = :" -
!, For the rapid and eGectual cure Of
ssrofula s all scrofulous Affections, Rheumatism.
fEruptions on the skin, Secondary Syphilis,
Chandelier Swellings, Piles, General
Debility, Chronic Feyer. and Agus,. Z
Fistula, Mercprial Diseases.
U,eerous Affections, Erysipelas,
Scarf Fever, Chronic Diarrhaa Chronic
Coughs and Colds, all Bronchial Affections,
Female diseases, Tumors, Boils. and all diseases
arriving from an impure state Of the system.
a. summer medicine 1t stands Pre.emiuent
POWERFUL YET HARMLESS EFFECT.
II thoroughly Pwjfes the BlooA thus ve.
renting many Diseases
This valuable preparation has been in e1issence
for
MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS.
During WHICH time il has performed
REAARKARLE CURES,
Of many years standing. and has also been fosla,
by experience, to be exceedingly beneficial in
Dyspepsia. CsstivsEsss, Liver Complaint
:" Affections Of the Lungs
aad in the FIRST stages Of
cQNspMPTION.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-27

Very HEAvY-The individual and card which
appeared in last issue Of indicator, Of G. King,
the would be pastor all the Methodist churches
in Virgins; he whom we dubbed member Of
Gen. Sche6eld's Conference for hothsring ths
good Methodsts Of Mt. Sidney. We hops the
General will excuse us for associating the two
names, and think c. King had hst.er 60 tp maui
ing rails for he is too far from home not to pass
for . carpet Dagger, and is in country whore
seallaw.gs are at too much discount ts succeed 2.
preachers Of the Gospel.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-27

SrRAsBuRo-From variety of sources, says
the Winchester Times, we learn thst qnr nsigh5er
s.rasburg is looming " in Importance. The
Rail Road is nearly completed to that point, and
the cars will run there during the coming week.
Already the influx of strangers has become SO
great to tax the capacity Of the pnblic houses.
A land agency has been established there by q
Psnnsylvapqisa gentleman, whose sard will appear
in eur next issue, perhaps
Not to bs behind the times, Mr.. J. II. Downs,
of the Virgin. nossl, Aes PVT his house in or
der and it s nav ere ct the largest and best cen
ducisded he,sls in the Shenandoah Valley. We
commend him to liberal support.
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DEATHS.

WHEELER. On the 9Th iHst., nsar Hermitage,
in this county, Mrs. Margaret Wheeler, in the
SSth year of her age.
HANGER. Died At the residence Of her grand
fshss CT as II. Robertson in this COUNTY
daughter of H. Miller Hanger, decd. in the
18th year Of her age.
pnsumo.it. on Friday, ii. 18th inst, James s.
Supple, in the 34th year Of his age.
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EXCITEMENT
L ia the Valley.
THE
Great King OF Pain.
The Greatest Med cal Discovery

OF TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY !

OF TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY!
Prof. FRENCH, of staunton, has taken room
on New street, were citizens are requested TO
call and see certificates of cures Of nervous and
chronic cases, some of which were considered in
Durable. There is not pain or ache, nervous or
nfammatory but that the King of Pain will re-
lieye, and in most instances, entirely cure. lie
have healed, With the Ring of Pain, the worst ca
ses OF Acute and Chronic rheumatism, the most
painful Neuralgia. the longest aud worst cases Of
sore Eyes, some Of the most violent and threaten
ing forms of Heart Disease hundred of cases Of
spinal Disorders, go conmon among women, and
so distressing and exhausting. Of that terribly
common cause of suffering in America-Liver
complaint and Indigestion or dyspepsia, would
only ask trial.
Read the following certificates.
srApsros, Nay II, 1853.
Some time since was riding in buggy, and
nv horse becoming frightened, ran 81: The
buggy coming uncoupied was thrown out and
sspraned my wrist very badly by being entang'ed
in the lines which caused me much pain. Hav-
ing bottle af Rrsf 'Frrenshss Great KIM: 81
Pain, made one application. and in rs minutes
was entirely relieved and could use my hand a
well as before I take pleasure in recommerdias
it in all similar cases. Yours, Sc,
JOHN LIPSCOMB.
SrApNToR. Nag, IL, 1858.
Fhis is TO certify that one Of my knees was sc
badly sprained so much so that'it Was with diff.
fculty could use it, One application Of Prof
French's Great King Of Pain relieved me entirely
| consider it one Of tie most powerful remedies
in the wesle, ii ease Of sprains. 80 - :
= - - g e. ~ proc. PLUME.
srAuxTos, May II, 1868.
This is to certify that had my left fost SO
badly spraiped that was confined to my bed
One application Of Prof. French's Great King Of
Pain relieved ne in 10 mirstca. It is indeed a
most wonderful remedy for sprains. have also
been relieved Of Rhumatism oy the use of it.
may ID b. HOPE.
aGy- All orders must be addressed to
Prof NJ. FRENCH.
april 15-tf Stauntox, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-27

Eminent men Of Science have discovered that
electricity and magnetism are developed in The
system from the iron in the blood. This accounts
for the debility. low spirits and lack Of energy
person feels when this vital element becomes re-
dnced. The Peruvian Syrup, proto4ide Of iron,
supplies the blood With its iron element and in
the only FERN in which it il possible for it to en-
ter the circulation
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-27

LAND sA1r-M;ssrs sahols, B.ll fatlsts :
Ho:ehkiss, Land agents Of this az III.
week, the Guy farm, 81 acres, on MIDI =
in this county to Mr.. N. Lyman OF Ches'' =, w.
pa for SIS 900 equivalent TO sssh. from al y
,..n understand Mr.. L., will b good citizen anu
b. the means sflhriusins laAng 9sAsrs y :"
Iii. -. - ;. ST. 4 -
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-27

Dr.. T. Van L. Davis, of this county. has formed
a business connection with DR.. Sims, Of Richmond,
under the name of Davis Sims, and will do q
whole sale and retail Drug business, At the cor
-, Of Main and 18th sts. Our friends can make
. ndols 1T this.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-27

CHURCH TRoupLEs.-The Clarke Journal says
Lieutenant Cheney, Of the United States army,
visited Berryvills during the past week, and
closed the Methodist Episcopal Church. For the
past two years dispute has existed between
what called the Northern and Southern Meth
.odists."
That is what the Carpet Baggers would like to
have Gen. Schofeld do with oil the churches they
are not alleysd to dssserGts. We hope the COM
handing General will find out what kind of AMI
mails he is dealing with before giving then, any
attention, aud we are quite sure if he lays his
eyes on some, he will give them quits at ONCE.