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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-07-29
THE LAST APPEAL !

Reader before another number Of
the UNION FLAG is issued, you will be
called upon to cast your vote for Judi
cial officers for the first Chancery Di-
vision of Tennessee, if you are quail
fed voter, Thursday next, the fourth
day Of August, is the day appointed
for the election, Remember it. Go
to your election grounds early. Vote
early. Vote for SMITH, for ChanCel-
Tor, GILLENwATERs, for Circuit Judge,
and HACKER, for Attorney General,
Pay no attention to the thousand and
one falSehoods which may be circulated
against these gentlemen. They are
hon6rablc and worthy gGntIemen--ca-
pGblc of filling the positions with credit
to themselves and honor to the cOun-
Try. They are men of excellent legal
attainments, and will, if elected, adj
minister the laws of our land properly.
They never turned traitor to their coun-
try when their country was in peril.
They never boosted of having fought
in traitors army against the defend
ers Of the United States Government.
They are now, and have ever been. the
earnest friends and supporters of our
government, and, if you desire peace
and the success of Union principles, it
is your vote they merit and will receive.
Then, rally with renewed earncstness.
Go to work so to the polls on Thurs
day next take with you your friends
and neighbors, and see that all vote
for these gentlemen. See that there is
no division in your ranks, Republicans
SMITH, GILLENwATERs and HACKER
are the regular nominees of the Repub-
lcan party, Stand by them, no mat.
ter who it is that wishes to break your
column. This is no time for child's
play. To divide your votes among
personal friends will be fatal to your
own best interests and the interests OF
your country. 1t will open a wide
brccCh for rebel to ride into office
Beware Of such fatal step. If VIC
stand together, every Union candida:,
will be elected by an overwhelming
majority. BE true to your God, be true
TO your country, be true to yourself
and allow nothing to sweve you from
the right, and in the future you will no
have occasion to regret your action
Above all, we earnestly entrcat yol
to drink no intoxicating liquor upon tn,
day Of election. Keep sober, and worl
tor the Union cause and the Union tick
ct like heroesl Do your work soJcrly
orderly and without contention or strife
Let us show to the world that we have
no sympathy for lawless characters no
desperadocs Now for il, East Ten
ncssce UnioniSts Let every one 0
you make an earnest effort to send NJ
the largest majority from your civil dis
'rict, and the victory will be ours G,
u work
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Ind wly i sho"H b, hP ohroE near At hand
l,t Pain Killer is the most certain cholera cure that
medical SCIENCE has produced.
End. Pam h,usr. ~ DiarIhTa aud DyscnNry remedy
i,rne,uallrd II seldom ifryer fails
3rd Pdia Killer will cure cramps nr ihins In any pant
ut thsEystCn. A single dosr usually effects cure,
Nh Pain Killer will cure by popsh aud indigestion,
II used according tu directions.
5th PAN Killer Ia Nh almost never falling cure for
sudden colds, coughs, &c.
9TH. Pain Killer hNs proved iisrlf Sovereign Remedy
for Fever and AEue, and chill Fever 1t has cured
the most ubrt mate cases,
It'll. Pom Killer, lnm"n, h unrqua'd, For
frust bites, chilbHns hurn. bruises cuts, Ipraius
Sc NJ ply sirau can do more lhan II.
9Th. Ihh Killer has cured cases Of Rhsumatism mud
Neuralgia after years standing,
sh Pam Killer will desire, Buil,, Fclons, Whilnws,
ola Sors aud Swcllrd Juiuts giving relief from
Pain Atior the first application.
10Th. Pain Killer cures Headache ToOthachc and Nru.
rHlgir Pam IN any parts NJ the body
llth Pain hWsy VIII save yon days NJ sickness md
msnyH lmlhr IN time ard D"gioI's Bills.
18th. Pam Killer h purely Vegetable preparations
sale to keep AMI to usr IN every family. The simrl
ty attending Us use, together With the great variety
OF di-cU'cs that may be entirely orHdCard by II, and
the great amount Ui pain aud suffering that can he
loyint through its use, mNRe imperative upnu csc.
~ prrsuu ~ supply themselves with this NRluNbl, rem
siy, and =" weep 1t alwHys nrAr ~ hand.
The PAIN Keller II kuowu and Appreciated IN ey.
cry quarter " the Glehs. Physicians recommend IL h,
th'r ptaHlirs, while all classes ui society bLYe found
IN It relief aud comfort.
GIVE II trnl,
DON'T he deceived NJ Induced to nuy the many
worthless NoslrlmS offered by uHpriuCirlrd mru tr.y
cling through the country.
nc lure ard bny TIE ronnlrv. Every Druggist.
Hud marty s'rty country store Keeper aud Grocer
throughout the Lni, keep II for sale.
For sale hy
JAMES 4 DlLLWORTU, ! n-..,.,.,..
and B0yELL u MATHES ""'y'"'
JOresborough, Tenn.
EOiutyp,t
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7oiulysy,
NOTICE.

Dy virtue Of vrud' Expo Issued from the
Nircuit Court Ut it0 March term 1870, TO nv
directed, pronounced hy sad court upon u
Judgment and costs for the sum Of S27 ob In
favor otW J Maney ana against Vim Cove,
will sell vt The Court House door, in the
town Of JoGcshoto, Tenn, on Saturday the
Both day Of july 1870, nh the right, title
claim and interest that VIM Love hm 10 and
to a track Of land situated Ia Washington
equity, Tenn, district No. ., adjoining the
lands Of Di!lnrd Love, Robert Love and
others, said to contain 200 acres more OF less
until debt md costs Rrc iuIly paid This
June o. 1870. 5. T.. GRIFFITH,
10juylw4fj }hUN
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CONSERVATISM, As A NAME,
MERELY A CONVENIENCE.

and ear have been greeted with the
sight and sound of the word CoaServa-
the. What it was designed to mean
was little hard to tell. But, now, all
doubt is removed
The Nashville Banner prints three
fourths OF a column touching the can
didacy OF MIR. Lillard for the Criminal
Judgship Of Davidson Gnd Ruther-
ford, fully eyplaining--that Nr l.illard
is the only candidate who is a true
representative and exponent Of the
Conservative party"-that is, he en-
tered the rebel army in SCI and fought
to the "bhtter end" which is explained
to mean that he fOught on until "hqn-
er~bty ro&naesg' at Chickamauga. and
thcn retired to his home t. find it
made slesolate by the kedrt'e>s mra-
Der" bpt that he did not surrender, as
a prisoner of war, until May 1863, after
the rebel armies were captured"
This eOHdset of Mr.. Lillard is pre-
Scnted by himself and friends as his
merits; and, by express words, they are
contrastcd with the merits Of his oppO
nents, Aamelyr that they took refuge
under the flag of the army Of the United
States, and accepted office by military
appointment contrary to the wishes of
the people,"
Very truly, light is coming but it is
that peculiar class and kind Of light
that fringeS and ornaments the exposed
edges Of the clouds of hell. 1t is that
light which is not only darkness but
the mother of night. 1t is light that
exposes the fact that as the fruit of
official treochery and defiance Of law,
Tennessee is to be ruled by officials
who were not only false and recreant
to their national obligations, volunta-
rily dying their hands and garments in
the blood Of treason and rebellion, but
now openly boast of those stains rs
their h0noraJle merits. And all this is
affirmed to be the constituent of the ex-
ponential representation Of C0nSerrd-
tiSm. The definition is beyond doubt
accurate. We accept it as such, and
make an application Of it as of record
The definition then stands: "Conser-
vatism in Tennessee politics consists of
bold unconditional and relentless adj
herence to all that was cOmprehcndcd,
meant or expressed in and by the late
rebellion. 1t means no surrender to
the authorities of the United States
until May 1868, although compelled in
1868 by an honorable ChickdmdVqd
'FoRRd" TO return within the Federal
lines to a home made desolate by the
'hedrilCSs jRrdder"-tO wit: the Ma.
tional Army of the United States. 1t
means further the most positive disap-
prevail Of the reorganization Of civil
government for the State in 1868, and
the acceptance and exercise of Office
Hereunder, for the purpose of estab-
fishing order and civil law amidst the
terrors of discriminating gucrillaism,
bold rObberies and incendiarism. In
other words. Conservatism means the
worst and severcst form of mrcpcntcd,
unrepcnting, State-rightS, Rebel-rebcl-
lious Democracy, Simply this, and
nothing more
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Gen. II. Z. Lee has furnished a lock
Of his hair, which is 10 be made into a
ring and ratified for under the auspices
Of the Memorial Association Of Spring.
field, Missouri - Exchange.
Mr., Abncr Light, will also furnish a
lock" il applied to in respectful
and dignifed manner. His address is
JoneSboro'. Enclose o stamp.
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OUR PLATFORM.

NOT OF WHITE MEN, NOT OF RED MEN, MOI OF
BLACK MEN, NOT OF MEN OF ANY c0NptENl0Sr
But LIKE THE LAWS OF GoDIrnE TeS COMMAND
AENTs AND THE LoRDs PEAVEE--EEr THEN
SPEAK OF THE PEOPLE ."-H0RACE MAYNARD
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PER-, Unyi., PAIR Killer.

Perry Davis Pain Killer Il All excellent regulator Of
the stomach and bwcs, and should always he kept on
hand espcCiallyAt this sonson Of the year when %
many suffer from bnwel complaints. Thrr1.is nothing
81 quick 10 relieve in attacks Of cholera.
Sold at only rs cents bottle by Merchants
generally
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A Entail Accident,

BosToN, July 25.-Two men we're
killed by the fall of the railroad train
elevator, at Lowell. They are said to
be buried in the ruins. Thermometer
QGo
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NOTICE.

by virtue ofN VI ia issued from the Circuit
Court Of Washington county, ut lis April
term 1870 for tho sum Of $3.50 G5, in favor
Of the State Of Tennessee and against James
Jones, will cell at the Court House door In
The town Of Joncsboro, Tenn, ON The 30th
day Of July 1870, MI the right, title, claim
and interest that James Jones has In and 70
a track or parcel Of land sitpalrd 10 Wash.
ington county Tenn, adjoining the lands Of
Alfred Carr, JOHN Lyle and Others, said 10
contain 20 acres more or less, 10 district No.
until debt aud cost are fully pnid THIS
June ~, 1870 s. T.. GRIFFITH,
70july SHERIFF.
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Troops 10 Ala Kick.

FonT MosnoE, July 2G.--'rhrcc com
panics Of artillery left here, this morn
ing, for Raleigh, N G., TO aid the Gov
ernor to enforce the laws in that State.
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sim Philadelphia.
Vc;It aud EatcHs-
r.HncR
Of the French Win
s.,

appears \ ne n0d DCcll lOr ScNeral
days prece, lg.thc act depressed. lie
distrustea ms ability to discharge his
important duties, rendered more diff
iicult By the war declared since he left
paris, lie bought derringer pistol
on Wednesday morning and after re.
firing "Wednesday night, deliberately
shot himself through the body about
half Qnineh oyer the heart The only
inmates Of tho. house at the time were
Il Frc6th servant man and his house.
keeper. ION his table was lonnd the fol-
lowing mcp!orandum:
II kill myself, Je. Ne. NJ. Berthcmy,
come back and stay. PARADoL."
The body has been cmbalmed and
will be sent to France. His daughter
and son were at Newport at the time.
lie directs that they return to France
to his sister His wife died some years
ago.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A WondcrfmI nIicroscanc.

nv. Daniel Wise y. =. editor ofhc New YORK
snndny school Airora,,, thus spcan " the rslr,
btaiod craig Micro,cupa
''lir simplicity, yhtnIbr'' and great tnagnih Ing
power sirrk me With iHfptls Then VA ~.
nmininF NJ eye by NJ pbl, and was Wfuh vlh
wonder AZ The skui and power NJ The VfsaiOf Witch
ird,rhysi Nv NJ structure. when 1 Aav q state
mcrt IN en- Advertisement ihal me OfsE Micro.
scope magnihed me hundfrl diameter and frnlt
be- hInRh fof $3.50 I thunrhi II vns me Of thu
hnmbuRr Of Tho hour, fof ! bad pad ~ hf 4
nisctoscopr not long before. Bn nav / md n IN
be rally valuable instrument Witch shtnh lie
~ 100 miudHtel into the iHndllrs NJ uur rra1tfa
IN place NJ The manifold useless tuyF Which plsute
Tor IN huuf and il then Destroyed Tls moro.
sr0pa would beth Amuse ard ibslturt them aud |
mlvise "yrrr bot and Rii Who boz ~ know tho
v4udHp which lir M little things 10 sutu his
money nnill b. has f-,ib, Witch vii pay nv tho
miriusrNpt anil the pusings when seni BY mail
~ holiday Wn ihis microscope " unsurpassed,
b'ltE Wnnlnobih Instructive Hru4ng sinl rhenp
md urvrf luusw W. interest Agents aud dsalrfi
snrtll"d rn liberal terms .ahpie viii be- mailed
pet pHtl, 10 any aldrtu iot t4,7b. ~ 4. " uu.s
~ L'tIsi H.. ~. LuIN NJ.
lhad ilc alttfllrnenl IN nnoihsf rolHmn
0t1u 1nojh &c..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
9 Z 9 i 9 j .
COUGH! COUGH ! COUGH !!
Shun Worthless Nostrums.
USE THAT WHICH IS GOOD.
". TRY FIRST
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM :
WHAT TIE. DOCTORS say.


Amos W"'ly, NJ H., of koscusra Co.. Ind, says 3
For three. years past AANe used Aliens Lung RAJ
sam "Nt"iNis"ly iE my PraSts' and an sntrhrd
there IL no better medicine taE lang diseaSrs Ia u'e'
Isaac u. poran, ", D.. "f hagsn eonnt!, O., say.
Aliens Lang BALKAN Not only sptiS rapidly but
gives perfect satisfaction ~ every ease Within my
know l"lga. Iitvfng confidence IN IT, and knowing
that II PoNsrssS valuable nspciRtl properties, free.
ly ~" II in my daily prnctirc, and with unhoundrd
Ucc".a. NJ AN ex@ctorant. It Is most certainly far
head OF any preparation hav" ever yet known"
NHthHniiF Harris ". H., ~ Middrhury, Vt, says
~ have nodoubt II WILSON become u classical rem.
ed lab agent Tor b. OF alh Diseases Of the Throat
Bronchial Tubes Hnd lungs"
Dr. Lloyd, Of Ohio, surgeon In bhe amy during tho
says ~ have no hosunn0y In sayiRg that II WAS by
the use Of your lung BssGm that { sul nos alive
and enjoying health"
Dr. Fletcher, of Mo-, says II recommend your
Balsam Ia preference to any other medicine for
Coughs, and II gives satisfaction"
Alters Lung DRIsnTu p tho reBse,y 10 cure
all lLaug and Throat difficulties. IL shend b thor
Oughy tested before using any siLet bdbnm. II
VIII cure when all others tail. Directions accom-.
pnny each hpiils.
J. T. HARRIS & Co, sole ProrrIctors. Cincinnati
ohio.
SOLD ny ALL DRrGGIsTs.
For sale by
JAMES 4. ntLLWORTH, !
and BuNELL MATHES, ! Druggists,
Joneshorongh, Tenn,
CHAMBERLAIN & ALBERS, Druggists,
KNOXVILLE, i eRn.
Kerry & DENOvlLLE, Druggists,
7Oiuysyll Nashville, Tenn.
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From Utah.

SALT. LAKE, Cry, July 2j.-Last
night at the reception given by Col.
Findlay hu' srson to Gen. Augur and
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The Che ster Tragcdy.-AI tic
l'QpOmCr'S

Inquest, the following particulars in
regard to this tragedy. MS reported BY
the Richmond Dispatch, we're dcyci-
opcd
"Bcuiamin +. Lindsey, the dcccas.
cd, arrived at Chester on Wednesday
afternoon ON the SEQ p. NJ. train
from Richmond, lie went to the store
and took drink Captain Hayward
met him there, and told him thnt GEN
tlcmau in the hotel wished to see him.
lie took him up stairs very coully. and,
approaching the bed, said: "Lct me
introduce YOU to your son and the
victim Of your viIlainy." With this he
turned the bcd.clothing down and show.
ed him a newborn infant. Turning to
his daughter, who was lyingin the bed,
he asked her II this WAS not Lindscy's
childY She replied rhut il was. lie
then remarked: You, have heard
what my daughter says Mr.. Lindsey.
What have you to say = He replied, -
am taken 50 mnch Ivy surprise that | de-
not know what to say Captain II put
the question again, and Lindsey repli.
ed. That is my child if she says so. "
Upon this Captain Hayward drew a
small Smith Il Wcsson four.shooter
and commenced firing. Lindsey, who
was sitting upon the bed at this time,
arose, but made no residence. Can.
tain II. discharged the four barrels,
two of the shots taking effect one in
the deshy part Of the leg, and the 9th.
or in the apdomen. The wounded man
fell, and was taken to his room, where
he linpeaed throgh the night and died
at .! o'clock the next morning"
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EIJRt
WAR NEWS.
Smiling ef 'getlch FIcct.-ROmc
Il x Evacuated.

PAats, July1s:-The news from the French
army viii b. iarsisbca TO the Pres from the
War DepsrthentA based, upon oIbcial dis
patches. re jar ~ al -sage
SrRAsDrHG, eIuly 2l.la-The Prussinns have
blown up toe p,istern end Of the bridge con-
meeting Slrasburg with Kehl.
! PAks,' July. .2j,y-Yiscount De Frielard,
presentlfreRfb, Munster TO Chill, succeeds
PAradol at Washington. -,
4 The T.ulen Reet sailed tO-doyt reinforce
that Of CherbouTg. ,.t ..
The gradual evacuation Of Rome has been
&ecidsdcppon. -.
The journals of Metz say the French have
taken forty prisoners so far.
4 The Emperor presided al the Council OF
( Ministers, yesterday
7 The number Of volunteers already enrolled
is 10000.
4 ltistUle certainlthe Duke De Pnlikao
will he COM cr-in-cAief of the Baltic.
/ The Jo'~ Geiat this morning publishes
I a decree the seyiOns Of the Senate
and Corps ntllf. Tie JoarnGl has several
other ollic thrationt one touching the
. inyiolabi he neutrality of neigh boring
powers, ,er IN regard to strength
enIng the lions o. France.
I ltisTer dry that the Emperor has
gone to Cl visit the fleet.
ut is Nc he Emperor will go to
4 the fror lursdHy,
! FORB The Pru'sians have
been rc 6arlin. A reconnaissance
/ has berl the Prussnu soil blythe
Frrnch.
SuARB ly Via Berlin) "a --Ycstcr-
day DO ussans creased the frontier
near Sa They penetrated into the
country piles aud at length founG the
French ,ruble force near the town Of
! Geismeil nnFp diminishing eusued be-
tween the The French soon retired,
leaving tel and wounded on the hrld.
No los, un'l. RUSSIAN side. This Pcion
/ hns demonstrated that the needle gun is su.
prriOr 30 the .ChNssepOi. Subsequently,, h
company of PnissiAns of the 9Th regime nj
! OF Line, captured the French custom house
at Schrecinge1 The oii"@S OF the custom
! hnuSp 'hydt 1t srnp; ttsi"tHnce and wr?e, all
klIrG 0rCaptured, One Prussian Officer was
/ slightly woURdci in THIS Engagement DE-
sertcrs frcmShr French army are very mum
erous. Thrt ARE continually coming within
the Plussial liNeae
DrpLlS, Jliy Az The sympathy of Ireland
/ is almost np8njnousy With France. Large
! meetings were held ut Dublin, COX and else.
/ where in ireland yesterday ut which strong
REGULATIONS it1h Or Vi France we're adopted
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Austrin Hnd RussiH 10 Rcnlnin
Neutral.

VIENNA, July 23.--It is believed
here that Austria and Russia have
ageed uporlpeutrality.
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Through Bill LHding given from all ship
ping points. Rates guaranteed; quick tran
sit to all shipments Loss, damage, aud
over-cAargO; promptly investigated and set.
lied.
A. POPE, Gen. Freight Agt.,.
Western and Atlantic Railroad.
10julysw3.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY NY
WIN. WALLACE SONS,
o, 1918, Commercial Block Gary st.
RICHMOND, VA.

HOmoNp, Va, July %, 1870.
We beg leave to quote our market prices oi
this DAY : ulc..
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In Circuit Court for Johnson Co,

TOM SNYDER, Plaintiff, vs. VIM 4 Ebert
~ Hodge ct al Defendants. II appearing
from the SberiFs return on the Sol Fa, H..
sued In this case, that llettie Hodge, Nary
Hodge alias Mary Davis, heirs VI law Of de-.
PENDANT VIM Hodge, are uon.resideuts Of the
State OF Tennessee. II IL therefore ordered
that publication he mndo tor four successive
week In the UsloS Fac, Published ~ ions.
boro, Tenn. notifying said noB.tgsid, ptt to
appear nj The Court llUuie In Taylortyills
Tenn, ON the 3rd Monday ~ July next and
defend their Interests In said suit or The asme
will be proceeded With o1parte lone 18Th,
1870. ROBr h. BERRY. CYetk
1o,nlyiwlps5.
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LYNCHBURG
Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED ny
LEE, TAYLOR & CO.
GTOten Commission Merchant, ANIL prodDe, Bt,l,n
II Br'dye Street. Ign hJurg, Va.

II bT'"ye NTftef. Ign N6Uf0, Ia.
LYScnBuRG, Va, July 30, $50.
Several changes To-day, 10 which We ask attention.
bacon active at advance, noted. The advaicc In
Wheat, Flour and Coru, during the past week. 10 uu.
p'"c"dcnied. in this country In peace times. All
ba"ad'inhs Of prime quality al'o all lots Of ehoice
Bacon readily taken ainutside quopiions and receipts
entirely inadequate to meet the cOn,qmptive aud
speculative demand eIistns here just now.
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VII CAROLINA.
z Judge PchrSon-Hc
ItirlI's Disregard of
cilS Corpus Valid.

40 u, "a, IljckcG NdrShdi Of
he Supreme CoH':
You ARE hereby commanded, in the
name Of the State of North Carolina,
iothSith to bring Adolphus &. Moore,
wherever to be found, before me, Rich
mond NJ. Pearson, Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court in the city Of
Raleigh Herein fail not aud have
then this writ and make due return
thereon. y,,..
[Signed 'RIeuNoND VI. PEARSON,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court .r..
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spun 'IAlltY Is Ccttalns
Row., y 23--Thc last of the
prelates ave been here in attcn.
dance rumcnical Council, are
lenyinf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-26
MARVELLOUS SCIENCE
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

Achievements in Chemical Investigation by the
late Prof. Hall, brought forth to the world the
greatest remedy for Catarrh, known.
PROF. L. B. HALLS
Homeopathic Catarrh Specific
A sure and certain cure for Chronic Catarrh, no
matter Of how long standing,
WHAT PROF. HALL SAYS:
'The discovery of my Catauh Specific, now the
property of Dr. Scott is the result 20 years prac-
tic experience and chemical investigation, and
as to my faith in regard to its medicinal properties,
In connection with Sootts Catarrh Snuff, for the
cure of Chronic or Long Standing Catarrh, do not
hesitate to offer $1,000 for a single failure, where
the tr satment is continued reasonable length of
time, and there no other diseases existing to
prevent the specific action of the medicine"
Yours respectfully l.. b. HALL, NJ. d. LID.
The following persons have been recently cured
Of cGtarrh by this medicine; ID Pollard, two yrs
standing; Miss Martha MalOney, yrs standing,
Proct0rs1 He; II Howe, years standing, Lud-
low; II q Smith, Is years. standing; Mrs. IIewe,
NJ S. Il Haskins, and l. Sargent all six years
standing.
Hundreds ofcertiGcates could be furnished if re.
quired. However n fair trial of the medicine will
convince the most SIX optical.
at is now established fact the worst cases
of Chronic Catarrh yield to Halls Homeopathic Ca
tarrh Specific, and Scotts Catarrh Snuff and rad
ica cure is the result ~ Western Family Journal
Nov, 1869
Price of Hall's Homeopathic Catarrh Specific in
GLIDING hottie of ScOtt's Snuff, 81 co.
To he obtained only by enclosing and 10 &C nts
hotties WARRANTED to cure. If it fails call at
DR.; Scotts Office and get your money. Prepared
only by c. w. SCOTT NJ D.,
29f PrOctOrsvillC, Vt.