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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-02
Latest NeKs.

WASHINGTON, March 24.-Sonate-
The caucus agreed to suspend the
tenure.of-odicc bill tor four years.
Ii is reported that Grupt accept
thiG solution, but the repodcrs are
slubbotn-result doubtful.
WAsnISGToN, March 2 -Eighty
two miles will complete the Pacific
Rail Road.
Martial law has ceased in Arkansas.
WASHINGTON, March 28.-The RJ-
construction COmmitloe did nothing
ON Saturday regarding Georgia on
account ofno quorum. Lis suited ia
extreme circles that the COMMITTEES
stands seven in favor Of Buffers bill.
RICHMOND, March 80. : the case
of Gov. Wells, Judge Bond, and othe-
ers, charged with pIrloining a letter
from the mail, tho u. S, commits
sioner TO day discharged all The par.
ties accused.
The Reconstruction COMMITTEES voted
eve to four, TO report Buffers
Georgia bill.
The only nomination made By the
President to-day was that of q. S,
Hamilton, for Marshal of Wisconsin
The debt statement shows but a
slight decrease, owing TO heavy pea
sion disbursements.
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constituency N this respect. He also an.
nounced thar be was 4 candidate for r~s-elac.
ton,
About this time, an iadiyidual appeared
upon the stage, whom we judged to be $, K.
N. Patton, from the squirt Of his eye and the
peculiar contortlons Of his facial %adornment.
TIE burden Of his remarks was the School
Fund Embezzlemsnt, and be informed the
audience he was a candidate to represent
Washington county, in the lower branch o.
the next Legislature,
The curtain dropped upon this scene, JUS
tice mounted the tripod, scales in hand to
weigh the causes Of men and at the sway Of
lis scsptre we retired, leaving the arena to
the progeny Of Blackstone.
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that an aged and respectable negro
named Trunk was busily engaged al
Mis- work, preparing ior this year
crop, when q yourg man named
Tonoy Douthitt rode up to where he
was at work and called him 20 the
fence, lie Their asked him bow ho
liked the sermon his father had
preached to the negroes some sis
months previous, The negro answer.
ed, al did not like IT," Whercupon
Douthitt remarked, II viii! shoot Won
then" and immediately leveled 4 gun
which he had with him and fred,
killing the negro instantly,
The citizens Of Crow creek, with
that love Of law and justice for which
they are noted, tntned out en- maSse,
captured the murderer, and carried
him to Winchester Saturday.
The negroes Of the vicinity were
much excited, but seeing that the.
whites were determined TO bring the
offender TO his just deserts, made no
offer of violence,
Douthitt was Confederate soldier
and, being captured during the war,
the Federal frontier army,
deserted and was not heard of BY his
friends for some years, whea he sub,
denly appeared on Crow creek a hard
and reckless desperAdo.-NdShri
Banner.
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State Items.

Tho superintendent Of the Ten.
nessee Oil Refining Company in this
city yesterday received a letter from
their Superintendent of Wells, III
Overton county, dated Netherland
March 9th, stating; Il have made
u strike for you in the new well,
which is ahead of anything that has
ever been found on this creek. |
have pumped but twentyfonr hours
and it has yielded over fifty barrels Of
Oil and israpidly increasing, l think
you can safely calculate on q fifty
barrel welt.''-Bdnner.
The di>tilIery Of John II. Taylor,
in Lincoln county, was destroyed by
by FIRE a few days ago. Loss, about
$1,000.
Bradley 4 Co.'s reclifying establish,
ment, in Montgomery county, was
also burned on the first of the present
week. Loss, $1,000,
1t is estimated that about 10000
head Of stock have been shipped South
through Nashville during the present
season. Tho Republican Conven-
tion in Cumberland county has recon.
mepded Gov. Senter as the Republi-
can candidate for Governor.
The wheat crop of the Northewest
is promising. The area planted has
been in excess Of any former year,
especially in Missouri, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia.
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WNcHRsrsR, TESSEssEE, !

AAAG SNlut Aooss
NSsSRs, EDIroRs;--In view OF the fact
that numerous applications are made to me
from West and East as well as Middle Ten
nessee TO announces myself a Candidate tot
Supreme Judge in this division Of the State,
1 take this method OF replying TO those thus
honoring me, and say that sn NOT disposed
TO make such ANNOUNCEMENT; yet, ii the
Convention for that purpose should see prop
err to place my name on the ticket, it would
he an honor that could not feel AZ liberty
or disposed TO decline and, IL elected,
would employ Whatever Of ability l possess
earnestly aud hFmly to. discharge tie duties
imposed.
! esteem the position referred to as one Of
great public Importance and for which tho
people should, with discriminating care,
seek for efficient and reliable incumbenis,
rather than that persons should seek the
place for the sake Of Office.
Respectfully, SC, n. a. PATrEssoS.
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The Philadelphia Rresi, a widely circulated
and influential journal, in its issue of March
2Srd referring TO the return Of eI-President
Johnson to bis old home, thus speaks Of the
people Of Tennessee and Virginia:
In the back regions Of these States, we
msy add, a man who has read a book or who
eau decipher a riin, is a parsonage of no
small account"
The Old Dominion, "tbe mother Of
States and Statesmen" with her SIC sem
per tyrsnnis, can fight her own battles, but
We will defend the fair fame Of the " Vol
unteer State" from foul aspersions, come from
whatever quarter they may. This sentiment
brimS with the fell spirit Of sectional preju-
dice and bate, which conceived, fostered aud
strengthened the rebellion, and has It's conn
tsrPart Of contemplate msanness, uImanly
ill-feeliBg and ignoble seldshnsss in the reb-
81 hue and cry Of carpet baggery.7 Its
righteousness, however, consists in its men.
daeity. The popular Intelligence of Teunes-
see will favorably compare with that Of any
other State Of the Union, aud especially with
the one In which this slandering sheetis pub.
lished. But this Is not strictly german to
tbs subject and not being actualed by the
same dishOnorable motives as John ", For
nsy, We would place no stigma upon the ss-
sulehson Of the " Keystone State
We will compare the records Of Pennsyl-
yAnih and Tennessee for he benefit Of this
.Sloa:ed beneficiary Of government patron
sEs, whose political sourss has been dilsin-
Ruishsd " crOokiug lbs prsgnsnt hinges Of
ths knes," that I" thrih may follow" F~orHsyihg.
~Psnnsylvahia has furnished one Presideu,,
Z Jamss Buchanan, the synonym Of treason
and ihbeeiuy, whilst ~beaighisd aud u~neivi-
lsd Tennessee has furnished three. Penn
'ylsenia oas yiee-Presidsut, Teansssss one.
+hesors sasy." Pennsylvania two seereiA-
hs' q State, Tennessee none. Pennsylvania
ss'se SscfsiafisS Of the Treaasry, Tennessee
eaN fenu,Tlvania three Secretaries Of War,
fsanessss I've Pennsylvania zoe Secretary
a. he Na'g. Tsnaessss aous. PsnnsylvaaIa
one sostnAstsr.Gs General and Tennessee two.
% upst BE- usssllsssed tia, ,he land on Penn
WEs one o. ne thirteen colonies. ana
Fsdsp Inhabited SAD progressive State uhen
1seu,ss's V'tA wilderness Of rss,e wi.houi
erm', snd psoplsd oaly By ssrag,,, moi
even a foot q her soil reclaimed from NJ,
tarsa Eili dominion. Frsh ,ss ssry moment
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CLOSING UP.
Important to all who are Indebted
to the Flag once.

The undersigned being compelled to close
up bis business, preparatory to removing to
Nashville, to take charge Of the Public Print
ing, hereby informs al who are indebted to
the Office Of the UNION FLAG, either for Job
Work, Subscription or Advertising that they
must come forward and make settlement by
the 10th day Of April, 1859, orthsir accounts
will be placed in the hands Of the proper
officers for collection.
Those who are also indebted BY note must
come forward and settle or senew the same
with good security.
Go. E. GRlsHGN,
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Very Strange.

Some time since an article appeared as an
editorial simultaneously in three papers pub
lishsd in the respective States of0hio, PeAn-
~sylvania and West Virginia. What is more
remarkable, the same article appeared pre-
viously in the original matter Of this paper.
Most wonderful cOncate nation Of phenomena,
this How can il be explained
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-02
WASHING MACHINE
LATELY NIucA MLPROyEp-AND TnENEw
UNIVERSAL gLOYETS VRITGER

Improved with Rowelrs Patent Bog-whecls, and tn,
patent Stop, are nov unquestionabIy far superior Il
any apAratus for washing clrthes ever iavented, and
will save their cost twice a year, by saving labor and
clothes.
These who have uHei them give testimony:
"w like rur machine mich; could not he pursua.
ded TO do without It, and with the aid az Doty, we feel
that We are masters Of the position .n-Rsv. Bishop
Scott, M X. Church.
1t is worth one dollar = week In any family IN,
Y. 7ribrHs.
"ln The Laundry n my homo thera Is perpetual
Thanksgiving on Mondays for the Invention OF your
excellent wribgvr.p -RsV. TAeodorp L. Cutler.
81 heartily commend Ia Il economists OF time, money
and n-k,r. Dr.. Bellows :
81 asSnre you our Machine, amer a years nse, Il
thought moru ~ to-day than ever, ana would not be
parted with under any circumstances. p-Salan Robin.
soB.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-02
Gem. Stokes and Kon. r. R. Bntler

= Our faithful and devoted Representatives
in Congress, the most working and indus
trious members Of that Honorable body have
our thanks and he thanks Of the loyal peo-
PIE of Tennessee for whst they have done in
their noble work to relieve them from the
shAckles Of Andy Johnson, They will be re-
membsred when the thrones of tyrants shall
have crumbled into dust.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-02
MURDER IN TENNESSEE.
TheCltIzens Turn Outand Hunt the
Villain

Alotter 10 the Banp from Ander.
son, Franklin county. dated the goth
instant, furnishes particulars Of a
deliberate and unprovoked murder
committed on the 10Th (Friday), on
The body Of a negro MAJ, formerly
a slave Of Colonel J. r Andcyson.
The letter, which comes from 4 TO-
liable and responsible source states
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NEW MUSICl
S. T. GORDON,
FOG BROAD WAY, N. Y.

VOCAL
Alice, Where art thou?
French and English words.
(5l Romance. u 1scher. 81
A beautiful French Ballad.
Gould You?
Words by George Cooper.
Ballad, with Chorus ad Id. 10y
Music by ChaS. +. Pratt. 30
We wandered in The twilight gray,
Along the pleasant lane;
Ne took my hand upon The way,
And told his love again;
We fingered BY the garden gate,
WAis stars were "a the bluei
Iwishpd to 90, the hours we're late,
couldn't tho; could your
The melody is bewitrhing, and will be sure
to please.
Come, Holy Spirit.
(D n. MiNdra 40
Sacred ouartette, with Solos sor s. T. and
B.
This beautiful melody is taken from Nil
lard's Mass in @, and arranged and adapted
for the use Of Protestant Churches.
Daisy Bell.
(4) Song and Chorus. Frank Hordrd. 30
This song was sung with great success by
d. Wambold, ESQ. The mnsic 10 by the same
author MS Daisy Deane.
Beaming with beauty and gentle as the fAwu,
She's the nirrst 81 all In The dell,
And as loving and pure as the opsning rose at morn
Beats the heArto my charming Daisy Bell.
Gmde me, on, Thou Great Jehovah.
(sj Sacred Quarteitc, with s. 7. and B.
Solos, J.E. Gould. co
I nerer can forget.
4 az Alfred Melon. 80
Sung with great applause by Miss Moore
in the popular drama " After Dark We
recommend this song 70. its nelodic beauty.
hriSh E~migraafS EarepeH
[5l Ballad. Fad, NoRtnAdBsr. 30
A touching ballad.
Laughing Aisses,
LAT Via Zencor. 0Ftn5aek. so
Bonletts's song rom the comic opera Of
Blue Beard, English translation by Or, Wet
more.
Model Husband.
Un Mari sage. Isl 06sabae6. 80
English translation BY DR.. wetmore.
From the popular opera La Belle Helene.
Ny Grdndfather's Goblet.
tsl Legend du Vsrrs. From the Grand
Duehelse. 0Ssn6ceA. 80
English TRANSLATION BY d.. wstmors.
ly Heart III Keep jor You.
l4l II. Millafd. 40
Ballad Tor me1zo soprano.
Though other frisn,ls may elnstor ronnd,
Aud claim the smile or tear
Though pleasures DER my say abound,
Aud liio be blest and dear,
Whatever joys await for me,
Whatever Ma porsue,
In pain and care, On land OF sea,
NY heart III keep for you.
This Is Mr. Millard's latest song. II has
been received with great applause wherever
i bias been sung. The melody is s,rikingly
beautiful.
On the Beach.
[4l Ballad with Chorus. 10
sung with great applause BY W. II. Lin
gard.
Twas on the beach At Rockaway, one ane day,
! met this handsome man. who stole my heart away.
Nov, ! feel 40 happy, as biissful moments glide,
The day 4 quickly coming when I shall DO his bride.
Our edition is illustrated with a beautiful
picture In colors.
6oapril2w2.
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PLATFORM.

"LET ouR LAWS AND oUR INSTITUTIONS srEAK
NoT ov wHIrE MRS, NOT OF RRo NEN, NOT or
SLACK MIN, SoT OF MES OF ANY COMPLEXION,
HSr LitR rus LAWS or GoD-THE Ten COMMAND
Mnsrs AND rus LoRp's PRAYER-LET THEM
aPkAK or THE PEorLE.n-H0RACE MAYNARD.
ne. Treason must he made odious. Traitors must be
punished and Impoverished they must not only he
punished. Init tuiir social power must DO destroyed; and
amer making treason odious, every Union man aud the
government should he Reimbursed out of the pockets of
shosr who have inflicted this great suffering upon the
euuntry ANDREW Johnson. Aprii l. 1855.
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Proclamation BY the Governor.
EXECuTIYE DEPARTMENT.
NAsntlLlr. March 81. lsea.

NASHVILLE, March %, 1869.
"HEREAS, the General Assembly Of
wv the State did, on the Esd dny Of
February, 1859, pass "An act to bring
on the elacijons OF the Judges, Chan
c%eIlors, and At tornoy Generals"
Now, therefore, l. ID. W. @. Sonter,
Governor etc, by virtue Of the power
in me vested, do hereby. in aceor.
dance with sad act, order an cleo
ton to BIO opened and held by the
Commissioners Of Registration, at the
various places OF voting within the
limits Of tbe State, on THURSDAY,
tho 9th day of May 1860, for the
purpose of eieoling three Judges Of
the Supreme Court, and an Attorney
General aud Reporter for the State
and also for the election Of Circuit
Judges. Ch~aneellors, and District
Attorneys General, in each Of the Jn-
dicial Circuits and Chancery Divis-
ions throughout the State, where
the present incumbents arc now hold.
ing their respective Offices by appoint.
meut from the Governor ] and also
for the election If Judgos oftbe Grim
inal, Common, Law and Chancery
Courts Of Memphis, and fora Dis
trict Attorney General Of this Ciim.
inal and Common Law Courts Of
Memphis; and the officers holding tho
elections in tho various countios 10
this State shall make returns to tho
office Of The Secretary Of State within
tho time pretribed by law.
- In testimony whereof, /,
SEAL haze bereuhto sot my hand
- and caused the great seal
Of the State to DO affixed At tho De-
partmont in Nashville,on this, tho GOD
day Of March, A. ID. 1860
BY The Governor:
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LIE NN1oN FEAa Las

A larger Circulation than amy other PA
pos in Upper East Tennessee.
THE OFFICIAL JOURRAL
, Em The First Congressional District the Stats Il Ten
ueSee, aad Die UHied States.
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~ The small pox and measles are
prevailing . an alernlng eSlonl in
Louisville Keriurkr
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INFAMOUS LIE REFUTEDl

kVNh t~llainnnH atIurdrel has pad In cirrnfuIo,
thai haye puf ny prppfny ont Of ny had. ~
henatro.a u defraqiinr NJ cfeiiior. never rat
81 onltr E-rth oi ptaPany oui of ny hanjs IN nv
~ FTscnsl. a ~ al NJ d.bis, trlse ioli. ~ ~ u
hafs more In than The slanierons mar mai stsrts5thI
Hpaf. HENRY JOHNSON.
"nan-Li Iohnanna Dspst. Teas.
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u. W c. n

A. J. FLErcHER. Secretary Of state,
[All the papers entitled 70 public
advertising will publish the above 10
their weekly for four weeks and once
within q week preceding tho election.
0~oapr2w6,
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A FAIR F

Send the retail price. WASHER, eIs, extra wrlnger
$40. aud will forward either OF bath maeiines, flee ~
freight. TO places who're No one i%speliihg and 70 sure
are we they will be liked, that We Agree TO refund the
money II any one wishes 70 rriurn the machines free
,Canvassers, With exclusive right Of sale, make mon.
ey fsst selling ihem.
Sold by dealers geaeullv, to whom liberal ai-counta
are made. II. &. BROWNING. GeaIAgL
69ApriC2ifl 81 Cortlandt Street, New York.
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Go. z. GRIsH.
False and SlanderOus.

Editor oad Proprietor Uaion Eog.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-27
Allegheny Live stock Market.
ALLEGHENY, Nav =.

CATTLE-The number of cattle on
sale this week aggregated 900 head,
against 700 head last week, and $50
head the previous week. OF the num-
Der on sale this week fully 20 head
were from Chicago. The receipts being
so heavy the market ruled rather dull,
although there was little or no change
| in prices from those ruling last week.
Good to medium cattle sold at 7 OOa7 30
and prime TO extra steers at OOa5 u
per cwt. There was considerable in
Guiry for stock steers, and readily taken
at ) 50a6 80. The bulk of the sales were
taken for this market, there being NO
shipping demand, and a considerable
humber left over were taken to the
Central Stock Yards, and some back
into the country to await next weeks
market.
SHEEP-The receipts have fallen off,
aggregating but 900 head, against fully
! 1900 head last week. The market, how
ever, ruled dull, principally because the
quality offered was not the kind in
quired for, and those who had prime fat
sheep realized good prices, say from
6 OOa6 so per hundred. Lambs brought
from 3 O0a4 90 per head, as to quality
HOGS-There was hardly anything
done in hogs, as the local demand II
very light and will be so until fall. liz
q retail way some sales were made q
10 O0all 90 per hundred, as to quality
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". h WALKER Esq:
DEAR SIE-We have ussd your Tonic Bittsrs
With great satisfaction, aud can recon- mend
them for their great medicinal qualities and
also a. agreeable invigoTatinE beverage and
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register. ]

! PARIS, May 25.-The Orleanist Legit
imists and Monarchists have been beat.
;en everywhere in the election. The
Radicals are victorious in Paris and
Lyons. NJ. Theirs and Jules Favre are
defeated. The new Corps Legislatif
will be composed almost wholly OF
Government and Radical members. 1t
meets on the 18th of June. Tranquility
prevails throughout the country.
GRAND STAND, Epson, May 26.-Io-
day is the second day of the Epson
summer meeting The great feature Is
the renewal of the Derby stakes OF nifty
sovereigns each; the second horse to re-
ceiyo three hundred sovereigns and the
third one hundred and fifty sovereigns
ont of the stakes; two hundred and fifty
four subscribers. There is tremendous
tbrong on the ground. The Prince OF
Wales and other notables are present.
The weather is fine and unusually
warm. The result of the race will be
promptly forwarded.
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NEW YORK, May 26.-In the New
School Presbyterian Assembly to day
the committee on Ministerial Relief re-
ported that S32 900 be given toward the
proposed fund of S2OO,OOO for the relief
of the ministry, and recommend an an
nual collection for the same purpose.
The report was adopted.
The standing committee on Home
Missions made report, claiming that
large proportion of the Immigration is
Protestant. and that this proportion
will always continue, and recommend
that the Church exercise its efforts to-
ward Outstanding the Chinese IN this
country, and the establishment of Mis-
sion Schools in cities, and the union OF
domestic missions. The report was
adopted.
The standing committee OH Freedmen
reported the work of educating and
christianizing the negroes as progress
ing vigorously. Seven ordained mis-
sionaries and one hundred teachers
have taken the field, and many others
not appointed. Only $4,000 vas sub
scribed last year. The committee want
100000 this year. The report was
adopted.
Rev. DR.. Fisher, OF the Joint committee
on Reunion, announced that the report
of the committee will be submitted to
both Assemblies simultaneously to-
morrow morning.
At the afternoon session, the report of
the committee on Religious Narrative
was read, giving list of pastors deceas-
cd within the year, stating the condi-
tions of the Churches and Sabbath
Schools, and reporting that three hun
dred Churches are now without pastors.
The report was adopted.
Rev. DR.. Ormisten, from the Synod of
Canada, made an eloquent address IN
favor of reunion.
In the Old School Assembly, the COM
mittee on Board of Education made a
favorable report on the records Of the
Board and of its executive committee.
A paper was received from the Synod
of the Reformed Church, recommending
a plan for a National Council of Evan
gelical denominations for promoting
fraternal union aud the maintenance OF
common doctrines and ethics of the
Christian Church, 10 be held in New
York in October next. Referred 10 1
special committee of three ministers
and two ruling elders.
Receipts for the year So ,172, disburse
ments SIS, SOP. Fifty uine ministers
seventy widows and twelve families o.
orphans have been relieved.
Rev. Dr. j. X. Taylor, rs representa-
tive from the Reformed Church of South
America, and Rev. DR.. Ormisten, from
the Presbyterian Church of Canada
made addresses in favor of reunion.
At the afternoon session the reception
of delegates frem corresponding bodies
took place. Addresses were made
by Rev. WIN. Bruce, of The Presbyterian
Church, Rev. VIM. Adams and Hon
VIM. Dodge of the New School Assem-
bly,.
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DISEASES OF MPRvDENCE

! When the misguided and lmprud.rl r,Lar
pleasure linda that he has tmhbot .ls 49,,
| this painful disease, IL too o""n haTpsts
| An iIl.timeA sens4 Of shame or dread OF l.srr
detara him from Supplying 20 those u.o .-rH
| ucatiDn and respeCtabilitv. can alone Js'H
him. delaying til the constitution. 81 1pio-
! this horrid disease make their sprsapHut 81
as u LIBERATED s-re throat diseased Fass Dot
pains In tho headsa 'H1e-' q -
| deafness. nodes on the shin Uu.rs ait q,
blotches on the head. face and eIusa.t'
crossing with frightful rapidit, O..
palate Of tho mouth ar hc b0Brs
iall In, and tho victim Of thlA avn. q ~
comes horrid object N COMMUNICATION
puta a period 20 bis dreadful suffering =
Ing hin 10 THAT Undiscovered 1our. 4
whence no traveller returns
Iii 4 melancholy tact that tb0usand' q /
tins 20 this terrible disease, owing u p .
skillfnIlness Of ignorant preteRdsp vh1 Tt
uso of that DEGDLI P0isOS hEAr,ET ~ (
constitution and make the residue Of lie =
able.
OFFICE-7 SOUTH FREDERlCK sILl
Left hand side going from BAltmsr' -
few doors from the corner. - "a %
serve name and number.
~ No letters received uninss po'i r.
containing a stamp 10 b used on ~
Peraous writing should state AZ" And -
hon Of advertisement describing symF".
The Doctors DIPLOMA hang To- b -
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRS
The many thousands cured AZ ihs ''.''
ment within tho lat twenty 81 ear A1a -
merous important surgical Op"r HloH' ~
by DR. Johnston wituossef W th' f'r
the Sun. and many other papers roi.'''
appeared again and again o''orr no
sides his standing A. . gentleman o.
and responsibility IL sufficient guam
afflicted. 49,.
skin dlseasos speedily cured.