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| A philosopher iiue talka ~ hh
young lady friends ID theprorsr rfv
70 treat certain inifpdem that have
stiDgs, -s
Listen said I. rlybsn The wasp
now In the window, entered ,hs
room, yon few az It with an kinda n
violsnce, 4 wonder that IA lid hot
sting every one Of SOU. Nov, iofu-
ture, lot . wasp, whenit conse, have
its boatand makeits litllsnoise. Don't
sur q nansele--dent move lip-ebe
quiet as Diana, or any body of that
sort until the waap seSme inclined AZ
at this momeht 10 settle, then do as I
do now" Wberenpon, dipping ths
teatbered end ofthe pen II ths cruet
of salad oil, approached the waoy
and in the sofest and tenderest
manner possible just oiled itupon the
oody--the black and yellow Ike 4
green waistcoat t--whea down Il fell.
turned upon its back, end was dead
in a. minute There, eirls,y aaid
see what kindncss and q little oil
do" .s rs
And the morafwhich The philosopher
would draw from hisis,that when you
find yourselves annoyed b. the intrn.
sive ill.temper Of certain human
wasps instead Of flying 81 them il \
Jury, You'll do better % try little oil.
ThropghsDot as fatal as III The above
case, II viii very likely be 90 effectual.
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wanting Friends.

4 wish thasI had some friends to
help me on in lifsF cried idle Dennis,
With a yawn.
Good friendsl Why, you have
tenl' replied hls master.
I'm sure havn't halt so many; ard
those | have are TOO poor 70 help
me-
'cOun. your fingers, my boy said
bic master.
DennIs looked At bis large, strong
hands ta.f -
Count thambs and slI,' cried tho
master.
4 have, there are ten said the lad.
Then never say you have not got
ten good friends able 70 help yon
on n Iifs. Try what those true friends
can do, bsfors you begin grumbling
and fretling bscsuse Jon do not get
help rom others. f
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-05
An ingenious Table.

Request the person to inform you
in which Of the following columns his
or her age is contained then add to-
gether the figures at the top Of the
column designated and you have the
secret. Suppose an age to be seven
teen; you will tind the number sew.
enteen in only two columns, viz: the
first and the fifth--and the frst fg-
ures at the head Of these columns
make seventeen. Here Is the magic
table
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B0- ANaouRcIHa CAHDIDArss-For Muniei-
ipal Offices, 80 90; County s. 90; State,
$40 90.
JoB-PRmrHe, Of all descriptions, neatly
executed F W.
slAs All communications tending TO per-
sonal agrnndizemept or emolument will be
charged the same as advertisements
Advertisements aud subscriptions con.
1Rmed unless arrenrmgeS are paid and
ordered TO he stopped. and they win
be charged for accordingly. &
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Doetrp
lwria'N for che IOnssbaro', eronn.] Ualan Blas.l
Have You shOuIdered a Musket :

l"Fiusn TOT tha @onespero' CTenn. Union blas.i
Have You ShOuIdeFed q Musket 2
" HASs yuu shoularred gun :" said warrior brAys,
TO hiacomfads IN peaes. and his paar In thu realm.
"You differ from me In yaar s6oris TO save
The rsuOsn ofihs State, a. yOu work a. the hsh ?"
have walked in thu tsnAsOf ,hslOysl and Srevsi.-
For three years and Ger I breasted the wEvs--
whilst many went down BY my aide TO thsgrAve, M
n the saaIs of true hssdom-thsir eORAtry to savs
But what hiss the VArrIor'a fane AOv 10 DO
With tho records Of Justios and paAss Of the alAts
His battles Of eArnase,hs sesAss he passed through
{ Are sArollsa-Ars lhsy lrusi are ,hsy good are
they srautl y
rhs fact that be nIEod With the rank, Or the Ale,
Il, sure, not passport a Aonors bright erown
Even there. We have met the low and TIE Vil',
And thief may a. easy srt rsnovn
A fool may haYs entered The army and fought
Jus. as brave a. tho bravssti and, yet Is be wissi
AZ wrll might such tabolous doctrine be taught. Y
AZ that mon pOssDas EnOWlsdgs proportional TO siss
Put brains in the head of your soldier, and thsn.
In the hoaft put quaA,um of honesty. toe;
Then is. him mako statutes for women and nsn;-
II studies the laws Of hiA country asp'R %.
wALfsn p
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West Virginia.

West Yirginia, during the past year
has built three thousand school houses
where there we're scarcely any before.
This large gain for the cause Of pop
ular instruction must bo attributed 70
the influences Of liberal principles,
West Virginia, although poorer than
the remainder Of the State form which
u was eut of, is already fara head of
;, virginia 10 providing for the sduoa.
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THE UNION FLAG.
Tonesboro', Tenn, March 5, 1869.
Ct. IL. GRESHAM.
I EDIT0R AND PROPRIETOR.
Terms.

Terms.
Rer The UNioS FLAG will be published
every Friday Morning, on ibs following
terms t.tt
One copy, per year, 50 90
Six months, 400
Single copy, 10 cents.
TERMS FOR cLuRs
TO a Club Of Five subscribers, each, So rs
To a Club Of Ten subscribers, each, 2 50
TOa Club Of Twenty aubscribers, each, 2 90
No attention win be paid to orders for the
paper, unleSs accompanied BY the CAsH.
TcrrHs Of Advertising.
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~ A head properly oonstilu,sd,
can can accommodate Itself 70 Whalsvsr
pillove the vioisiitudss " fortune
may place underiI ~
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Market. by Telegraph.

FORElGN hA6hEIos
Losbox, June 2s-Noon, Securities unchanged.
L1vrzpoo1. Juns ,26-Noon.-cotto nrm; qucts-
tons unchanged; Gales $4,000 bales; sales OF the
veek $1,000 bales, Of which 10000 were for export
and 1900 for speculation; stock $4,000 baes; OF
which 2l2.O00 bales are American; stock anoat
SOS eco bales. Of which $4,000 bales are Anne loan.
Evening..cottoa quiet; .splands 12xd; Orleans
12Hd; sales 1900 bllss. ]
HAyRE, June 25-Cotton firm.
DOMESTIC MARKETS. =.
Nth YoRt, june 6ANoor.-stocks strong. No
hey 7, with I.s2 commission. God S7E sterling
sx. Cotton steady at 33c. lurr entine 42aA21c
Rosin nrn; strained 50 90a235.
Eveuirg.-Money easier at 2. Sterling hrmer al
sx. Gold s7H. Cotton very nrln; Gales $500 bales
m'ddlngs ssc, Floos 1Oa2Oc lower. Wheat 2aSc
lower during the day, Corr closed active and
drmer. Mesa PORK .hsay at sshs2,f. Groceries
seady. Naval stores qutet and unchanged.
BA11noaE. June 25-totton very firm at 50
assxc. Flour weaker Wheat lower; choce red
81 IS. Corn closed weak, Provisions quiet and un.
changed. whisisJ fat stsi osal o. a
CNo1sNAr1, June 2a--whishey dull and unset
tied a. $50; no buyers Met. pork at $50 7tsss; no
sales. Bacon nominal II quotations; shoulders l4c;
s.des 17xaiscs Lard held a. 1870.
ST. Ioms, Juns 2.--Ness pork sssasL Raoon,
shouldeis 1sc;l clear sides 1870. wh,skey ssc.
LounvnI1, June 26.-Provisious quiet. Ness
PORK sss Is. Paeou. shoulders l4Kc; clear sides
Jshc. Whisiey s4c. Fsia,., 5z===:.=.: z....s==:=....:
iw1IMNaTos, June 75-splrits turpentipe quiet
at STAG. Rosin quiet at ST stae Crude turpentine
unchanged. Tsrs9 as 10"
AUGUSTA, June 25-xarket firm; sales 1S5 bales;
receipts as bales; middlipgs SIC Cotton crop &C
counts from al parts Of the state favorable. :"
SAVANNAH, June 25.-Market quile active; mid.
dlings SIc; psles $50 D.les; receipts 100 bales ~
MoB11I, June 26.-Recepla OF the week 6s8 bales
exports to Great Britain none coastwise SJ49 bales
stock l2,s47 pa.e.; sales OF the week 800 balesS
sales to-day 200 bales; srket firm; low miadlings
soc; receipts lo1 bales; exports 1895 bales..
4 NEW ORLEANS June 76.-Receipts to-day 24Q
bales; for the week 1870 balcs gross and 1852 bales
net; exports lo1s bales; ior the week to Great
Britain 1915 bsles:to yers Cruz 2ea bales; coast
wise e4i7 oales; ssoci lFsfbaIes; sales to-day 2ss
bales. sales Zoe the week 1000 bales; uddl'Dss &c
Gold ssxassK Sterhns SoxsSi. New Yest sight
X premium suga-teasier; common sAsioKc;
prime 1sxc. MolAsses steady; iermentin8 4oa64c
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Cstson aaoda Market.

MANCHEsIE EK June 1.-The effr ct which might
have been expected from the alteration IN the rae VI
discount 10 lost Oh this ma ket contequence OF
the recent he4vy local fuilures which have cast q
gloom or the mument over commercial transactions.
ahe market ior sh.ppns yarns has been very quiet;
but there ls no change to note whatever IN prices,
and eplnners, being well un. er engagements. are
net ap11vus to Ell CT sales which would involve anv
CONCESSION. Cop ysrns for the home trade a,e rot
In mu- b uemauo; tie uneasness c4uscd by the late
futures havilg had dspres ing eject. hut this is
looked upon as a erely temper Try shadow upon
the market. and producers continue to ho.d their
goods with considerable f M eBs at the quotation.
There is 10 change Of importance In the cloth mar
ket either to price or 20 the state OF business
SINCE Tuesdsy. Ru ers continue to hold back, an
sellers fud 1t difficult to ojtan Cfers. For the most
part manufac urers CO tiuue firm in their quota
tions nut in sou Q cases o SIRE 20 realize sy III
duce a slight conces. on IN price An apprehensive
fee ing arslpg frum the recent ia lures OF NJ ssi g.
Liyes.y h thorpe md Of Mes rs. F. L'ah Il sOn
fas ca u, ed add,ioral duness aud depression, and
tn, busn,ss e cied in Goth TO day has been within
ye.y narruw limits.
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Nashvillc Market.

Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, June 22.-CoTI oN-Afer o week o.
great buoyancy the market at the close Is very dull
With downward tendency We quote: Ordinary
2e; good ordinary 27Ha28; low miadhng 2sha2sc
To-day was the dulest OF the season.
Stock ON md septemberl !, 1858.
Received to-day. y...................... 26
- ..
Total. m ''''1'
Sh;ppped nrev,onslv 50,6C6-50 60e
snppeu pee'''u''' 49,
Stock on hand. ............................ ....1 0Ss
CoRr-The demand is considerably ~ aavance ;an 2,
the supply but our dealers are snppng ~ iap haud
as possible anu wnen M opr ns usrsbonses Our me1s
si,.,o.s o ,,agoge IN keen even by ayersge daily
ano a,s!ineaS IT, msh shd6,,snts todov embraced 27O0
reeeap,s. 90 - oe annts .scSs; and deIivsred in
9os 9usne's' 81 '' anU ~ ~'''''
WH..rLDurino the week the wheat market has
onaned with a slight degree of animation basis
~ on cents for Mediterranean 81 tor red and amber,
80 ~ sI IN for Ronphton We hear however OF one
- =. ,ors rSo refI,ses 10 oper Ate at these figures
believing that prices will decline to 70 and % cents
Up to this time the sales for early delivery aUouns
to upwards OF 5000 or 7ooo ousees. Inc purensse'
to-day included 2225 bushels at the ABOVE ngures. @
BARLIY-The new crop Is coming n' apo eonn
mands 81 20 per bushei. ~
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THE DAHYNEWS.
The other Day.

Yhs shadow OF some hundred years
Fsils on . mansion quaint and arsy.
WHARF I, with mingled hopes ano IeAfs'
whispered swest secrete IN the ears
cH ons whom now see through ieafs'
- '.i:!-,I only the other DAY.
-. ri. =.
oh, Ha-earetl my Margaret
Z c le on tD rhyme used 70 say
ajrl With the eyes OF violet
HoHin the pine.woed walis We met
!. Vbsn early flowers with dsw we're wet,
Twas but the other DAY.
When sunset SHES we're amethyst
We to the woodlands found our way;
At eve uuc elders played at whist,
Aud We, Of cou1ss. were never missed
when We stole out, and talked ano Aisseo
:. x. .;s....@-sS Only the ether Day. -
I vent aoross the Fat see foam
We correspondent while away;
:. Psxis ~, Vienna, Rome.
To Bsidee Of siGhs, 81. Peters dome,
And then, With hungry heart came nome
By steam the other day.
Nv Msdge was married 10 IN Earll
la eouty one, I'm glad to say1
!. Her trssses have the -self-ssme curl;
through rosebud .tipe ] see the pearl
= But Oh / she's not the little gifi
. 70 Iwoopd the other daS'
-
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.,E. go - risso.a.v ,s.s 5.,,,,,nea n,
nrer ~ Csundan Postoffce to his successor,
II. Bosvsp. q : ges. "a. ,.,:ls
Ths Camden journal intira'es that the en-
folmsns oftAe militia x'n-oesin ~ An GARY
deX. .o...,,orua ,aray. han re-
esvd ihe sgpoi2tnsnts Of 1spsys ysor o1tsS Kss
Hsates HAa:asA - snAA- '~AAee
9naM H,s.tg ~ r,,.,., o,,nd;no 10 tbe pro-
& 1ne S9IeSS S9ssIat ttIs 1n~r hv Shestnan' q
@%msre. % ss' 3 fun account Of which has already
Deea &5fHHn ~ ~ fsEan - recover. II
sssoS so as s.ssS - ~ oooSs ss belong TO our
pssaole. Socn " .n1 so.' -. -, -
IoSiSGSH iSG;SHSS.li.. s,l.,.,.i "a
2AsiIoa htESaH1,S - -. - IL Il. -s.,,,, :,
Rey. esm1el n. H1ee9 aaA aAsPtsg sSent nSe. nys.
~ Ss,es aS o" res,SsSss .esS oa :aa a. one bun.
Ioe9 Eses es ,h.oa nsa .crss n land. ali 10 one
En-! ~ sE3ts 35oS tSsS:o Jhs purchaser expects
60 Occupy the place and also Intends increas-
~ TnssspFsse H 81 ssys: ion Monday our City
Council had meeting to consider the proprle-
Il ,N suhscriblng for ostoqk lin the. AIRLINE
Eaiiroad. ON the condition OF its passing
fh0eRtathBHlaeeslndH Herejoice 70 announce
that It WAS determined 70 gqoacrpe the sum OF
one hundred thodsahd dollars by the corpora:
tioq. The ,QQupail went tne Hnoie eAvtetntopt yen
th67indae Il echftet.o o'''. '''''>
sumter.
IN. snu,s.,z.I Nar1sa saws: awe have taken
hne - oI%s LUZ - Nv crons OF corn and cotton
p pe.s ~ G,sne.rcsud . "A T6sn truthfully report
%Sss hoth ara looking well. The cotton
slfhon0h vet ouita small. looks healthy. and is
doinU 1el}' fHs corn presents the best ap-
@ s,ea .srcs ss va hsYa seap, for many day. There
- ystiSs "sthsn Snmr miles of the courthouse,
AkV&&f1ddfc "AsA... 49, 49,, k,.da1s
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,a13a1IzsT.zT THE. BLONDES.
An Hx-aetresLasaalaaes aes the Nude Dra-
na-Oftyo LoSan's Latest Fulmina-
tteapysNprs rsAFrsaSnnent Of the Thea
f1s ASSsxers of the Period.

That spiciest Of female writer's, Miss Olive
Logan, raised perfect storm among the he
atrical profession in New York City By her de-
nunciation oil the demoralzng tendencies Of
the modern stage; the alleged pandering pro-
peasittsa OF mansgers and the creatures
WITH yellow hair and padded llmbs." who fig
me 20 prominently before the public. Many
OF tbe pspers, she says, attacked her publicly
md m private; she WAS assa1 ID by anonymous
letters from every quarter; she was even ac-
Gused Of having been one Of the first to foster
the taste she condemns. This treatment
hap eo4seathe Lessnp irs'. and in Packard's
Monthly shs steps for b fully armed and pre-.
psSod1he battle against the 'nude drama" and
al its attendant evils which abe tackles with
spirit and dete. m nation which is wonderful
10 behold. .lIi's, -:
She was an actress, ssys this little woman,
and the uaughler OF m actreas, but never
ssballet girl or even Q jig dancer." Though for
Some years she had not play ed part, i'll she
was nos aitnKeth.r separatt d hnm assCciHton
with .h.slr.ca, people. sh, has for g. long
t1me Observed tie taste for '.nudily" 81 reading
through tho theatres. and mourned over its
prfSntgNr Of, ,ctbefs Mat are not 20 cease Until
f&Ea woman has been made odious to
~ tyA and driven in dis race from The
"a this bo d defiance Miss Logan
sSSHsl IL chsectss shie fea ures 81 Q massed
n EY fnta one sn st Mhole-the "1As Busi
nesle and 70 acL md ever, one Who ccntdb-
uiess64 sSupPerS. b. suuws po qua ter. She
eo4s Efter tho Nude Wumats sHathe. 1rlsh-
ma% 4 DonnybrQok fslr, only she .tims her
.ekIAish 81 tie padded calves, Bhlle she
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Charleston and Savannah do 81 6oa2 do; Charleston
una NorfoIk potatoes $9a4 per Dbl; Norfolk string
souashes s2 per Dbl; New Jersey sting beans, first
Of the season. 50 so per Dbl; Long Island peas S2a
80 per bag; Strawberries 2oa26c per quart or extra,
lSa20c tor good Sa3hc for half pints, huued cher
ries l0a1bc per ft.
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Possengerh

Per steamsr Pilot D =. from BluHton, via Bean:
fort, Ac-J Hancock, + a Chapman, N Fay. "
walker. a Fu.1s, alias Lang'ord. Miss Botume,
" A Jackson ami wife. D Thomas and vie, Hop
kinson, ar " aev. Major Jenkins, G Christie,
&c seaorook a Clark. Mrs Ephratm Olars, J
child and servant, / II Bailey. and IL deck.
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto and Rockville
Mr LudovskI, Miss jenkins. Miss fIipp, and on
deck.
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Gpmmlsrdal.

charleston Cotton and i;Ice MARKET.
5EtloR Or TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEwe,
H.: sGlAsLrsToa. Ericay Evening. June 70.
CoTrox-There was moderate inquiry. bat the
business WAS light In the absence Of stock, pr1;es
remaining steady. ssles about 100 bales. viz:S a
sx u ss 2s 10 at 2sx % at 80; at so; 81 at 81.
We quote: -
Ordinary 10 GOOD ordinary 49,. .28he2Sx
Low uhdling. g....................0 @so7s
hiddlfng. ........................a g
BY New York classification We quote:
MiddlInz.. .......... .............SlA@- -
R1oE.-The market for this grain was steady. with
rather good demand st unchanged rates ears
about 80 erces Of clean csrona, viz: 20 herces At
sx; Tat X; % 81 X; IS stsc p b. We quote
common to tair clean Carolina at 7k@7xc; eoodS@
skcRb. =. ''''
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pRopH1rr,s LIVER MEDICINE.

PROPHITT,S LIVER MEDICINE.
Dr. Prophin-Hayine used this medicine sufa-
cently long to test its virtue nd to satisfy my OVID
mind that it Is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that hundreds
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be spnay benefited as he has BEEN. BY Its use, We
deem It duty we owe to this unfortunate elass 20
recommend to them the use OF this remedy WHICH
has given hot only himself but several members OF
his family the greatest relief ,
Of the Georgia Conference.
DooLY COUNTY, GA, April, 1867.
This Is to certify that was confined TO ,he house.
and most Of the tire to my bed, and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable With hbeumatism, fof
1ve months, and after trying every ayalapie RENE.
Dr. o. Frophit's Anodyne Pam kl IT, each cost
ing fifty cents only; 1t relieved me almost instantly.
I therefore recommend 1t IN the highest degree to
that 1t is one OF the best family medicines now out
certain. Yours truly, W. a. fohEhAND.
covNeToN, GA, July 0, 1867.
Or. Prophit.-Havipg used your Liver Medicine
for more than year In my family, chser1uly re-
commend 1t to all persons suffering from Liver al.
fectlons. Dyspepsia or Indigestion In any FORM !
also recommend your pysentery Cordial as the best
remedy for that disease. y. 1. hodEhe.
SrANFoRpv1LLE, PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct !, 1851.
Dr. o. S. Prophan-Dear Sir-Iht. is to certify
that have used your Ague Pills for the lasi ten
We rs, and have never failed 10 cure he Ague ID
eipcle instance with them. They alwiys break me
chils the first day that they are given can recon-.
mend them as being the 'est aRue meGcine tnsl
have yar found. aud they leave no bad effects ionow
ing them, as Quini1e &c. ,,,.-n,oov
Yours respectfully. A. wEsibhooh'
PurSAM COUNTY. GA. September %, 1863.
DIR, O. S. Prophin I'll have used for the last
two years in my family you Liver Medicine, your
pain Kill It, and yon Female Tolic, and have no
fe1 in saying that they the best medicines IhaVe
Rht tumatic Affections, Beadache. Collie, and pains OF
every kind are subdued by them. After using the
medicines SO long, ] cheerfully recommend them to
aLy aid every one and all that afflicted as the
best and safest remedies for all the diseases for
which they are recommended, &c.
Yours respectfully, JAMES WRIGHT.
DIR. PROPHITT'S FEMALE TONIC.
This Medicine, With its associates, is o safe and
certain remedy for all curabe diseases to which Fe-
males alone liable. II Is also an excellent pre-
ventad1e OF Nervous Blisonets, or Nervous. Dis
eases in either male len ale It s powerful ner-
vine Tonic setting up full and free etrSnAeoo
throughout the svsep.
al OF the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the southwest
ED. 8. BURNHAM.
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. AL Ktng.street, tnear CaIhoan,)
Charleston, G. c.
Prepared only BY DR.. o. 8. PRoPHIIT:
April I6 stuth6mos ooHngton, Go.
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Couuunccs per sourn, aiouua raiIroad
June 20.

III bales Cotton, 81 bales Domestic.. 1s packages
Facon S52 sacks Corn. To Ra1iIoad Agent, feIsef,
Iodrers 20, b e slosn; q " WillIsms& b co. q
" alter 4 Co, Johnston. Crews L Co. Grseser
,mith, L J Wiss Kirkpatrick Wltte, Hurfsmp,
r @ Krucke, Recke 4 schsehte, B o'Nein, Tide.
mann & Co, Buhrte b Rohdes, Goldsmith Bon, '
Adper Co. and Litschgt ..'
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Uruas, Gbsmifals, Gtf.

X q l. D G n e,
| SUPERIOR TO TIE BEST IMPORTED CO.
| IOGNE WATER, manufactured and sold wholesale
and retail by Dr. d. b aEt,
June 81 NO. 13l Meetlng street.
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THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDI.
CINE.
Letter from the Surgeon General of The late Con5eder-
ate States.
RICHMOND, Va, January IA, 1852
JoHs DARBY & Co., No. 100 Wilham-street, New
York:
GeutLem.n-I have received your letter Of the 18th
of December, 1865, calling my attention to your
,Darby's Prophylactic) Fluid.
Imost cheeriuuy state that the Fluid was furnish.
ed 10, and eItenslvely used by, the surgeons in
vice With great benefit to the paiienis-a the sur.
geors making favorable report q great deal Of it
was used 10 the hospitals.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
SAML PRESTON MOORE, NJ. d,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-26
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THE ASTONISHING
DIS IN F. &c T A N L.
EMORY COLLEGE, oxToRp. GA, December 2s 1868.
gagged for many years in the active duties OF the
Medical profession. am only supt trhclaly acquaint.
ed with the CLAIMS ef your Prophylactlc Fluid. put
am well acquainted with its chemical elem ents
While, therefore, cannot speak e1perlmentaily OF
the value of the compound vet the dIsinfectng and
therapeutic properties OF the agents In It's
comrofItion, together with the well known reputa-
ZION If its dlscoverer, chemiet authorize me 10
regard its merit as OF hi.h order; on the whole 1t
must be considered valuable contribution 10 the
class Of articles 10 which it be!tng
These views, may add, are sustained by the testi
mony OF many Competent judges, VINO Lave les'ed
its pl operties Believe me, dear slr
Yours. respectfully.
A. MANS, II. D., LII. D.
CIJREs BURNS, WOUNDS. STINGS, &c.
ALABAMA INSANE HOSPITAL,
TuscALoosA December %. 1858. !
Messrs JOHN DARBY Co., No. 160 Wihsm-street
Ge,t,emen-I received your circulars of the II th
instant asking an expression OF opinion from me as
to the merits of your Pro- hJlactic Flu d. 1he pre-
parat,on has been 30 & morally used by the profs-
sion and public at large. and 30 universally esteem
ed that il seems to me to need no further rtcom-
mendation.
AS dIsinfectant and remedial agent too. when IN
6,cat d. it is not eIceIl b, any similar preparation
We use perueanganic prepa aiions very extensively
IN this b, sptal, and cou d not do without them.
consider yours tle best and most elegant prepara-
ton of the Kind manufactured
Respectfully yours, &c,
sup't and Physician Alabama Insane hospital.
DOWIE g. NOISE.
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