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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-06-22

pleasure, lay back in your chair,
on the shady side Of the street, nothing to
do but brush that naughty, naughty" ay,
who persists in tickling your nose, and
listen to tho dulcet strains Of a distant or.
gan, rs the boss Of that melodious instru.
ment comes tramping up street, followed
by brigade Of small boys, tho organ
playing "shoo Fly" Capt. jerks and
other late airs.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Tothc Creditors Of James NJ. Carroll, decd.
TN pursuance Of decree ofthe Circuit Court
| Of the County of Mason, made IN u
cause therein pending to subject the real estate
Of the said James NJ, Carroll to the payment of
his debts, you are required to present your
claims against the said James NJ, Carroll, for
adjudication to y. W SlssoS. Commissioner,
at his office in the town Of Point Pleasant. in
the said county, on Or before the 2lst day Of
July, 1871,
Witness: CHARLES B. WAcGrSrn, Clerk Of
said Court, this 9Th day Of June, 1871
ChAS. B, WAGGENER, Clerk.
June S.-Gw.
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WEST vlReTSlA UNIVERSITY

w III l.i7s - 70 60
Hon 7 Fosr, Prest Board Of Regents.
. . sfuaess. Sec'y Z" 4"
ALEX MAIN. D. D. President. and Profess
Tof Mental and Moral Philosophy. 80
y > NoS A N Vice President, Profess
Dep. ~ lsl'.
SO STEVENS. A. Nj. Professor Of Astrono
p,y and Physics. s.if ~
4 II PIERoE, A. NJ, lCaptq U, IS. A; ) Pro-.
lessor Of Mathematics Of Military Tactics.
j j STEVENSON, A, M..Ph: b. Professor Of
Chemistry aud Natural History. Sifify
FW WooD, Ph. D.. Professor Of Ancient and
Modern Languages, +. u
o W MlLLEn. A NJ Assistant Ia, he Pre-.
paratory Department i.sAi,s I ~, 49,
D 3 PUPfNToS, Tutor.
Geo N HAaAss. Esq. Superintendent az the
Grounds and Buildings, q, n i,,,
HueI " Baocx, NJ D, Lecturer on PhysioIo
gy aud Hygiene. Eiiisl e0 S.'l s' q
y. Hon .,. joan 4 PILE, Lecturer or ciyil and
FALL TERN begins LIST Tuesday N 0srtsmbs,
W INTER TERN," lst Mondsy 10 Deeen,la, !
SPRi,O TEM I" Sd Tuesday N March
COMMENCEMENT. Sd Wcdnesdsyin J66a
Tulrios-Prepamlory, $500 PEI Term Of IL
weeks +. 5'ssf 3 \ s'T
II University $500 Pei Term IL u
weeks n MN Z 3 lfsi sss{
BoARplSe-Not to exceed $4psr week,
Aug, l9, le69.-lY. II A
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser, having been permanently
l curec Of that dread disease. Consumption
by a simple remedy, is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To
all who deslreit. he will send copy Of the
prescription used, tfree Of charge.) with the
directions for preparing and using the came.
which they will find sure CURE for CoSsunr.
rIoS, ASTHMA, BRosoHIrAs, DC. Parties wish
ing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
l65 South Second ST. Williamsburgh, NJ 7.
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SIS Reward.

OTRAYED from the subscriber on The 2lst of
y May. 1871, a large pale red cow, about I
year old and crumplel horns. She was rails
I'd by John L Clifford Union Township, Ma
son county. The above reward will he paid
for her return, or for any information that may
lead to her recovery
ELIZABETH STANLEY
Clifton Wpsf v, lime 3. 1871 Avs
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First prize, Silver Medal for perfect re-
c;ta'ions-N[iss Venis Thomas. Second,
improvement in Rcadiug-Nliss Nittie
Eastman. Third, % Spelling Glass
Master William Hoy. Fourth, Sd Spell
ing Class-Miss Alice Eastman.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. There will
be q meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Point Pleasant Wooden Factory Company,
held at the Merchants National Bank, on
Saturday July lst 1871, at II o'clock,
a. NJ, 2w.
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For Sale.
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS.
Rifles, Double and Single Barrel Shot
Guns, Revolyers. Ammunition.

Sporting Goods, Rifle Barrels, Locks. Noun.
tings, Gun Materials, &c. Send for u Price
List Address j. II. Johnston, Great Western
Gun Works, l79 Smilh6eld Street, Pittsburgh,
Penn.
N. B. Army Carbnes, Rifles and Revolvers
bought or traded for.
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PROBATE BUSINESS. -Last will and tes-
lament Of William George, decd, has been
admitted to Probate.
j. II. Miller was appointed Committee
Of William Yaugor, lunatic. Penalty
Of bond $4,000.
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The MARKET.

The Market,
(consorBD ny COLE & ROBINSON
EXCELSIOR Mil, June 81.
White wheat 81 80 a 81 As; Red
81 Is o 81 So
Yellow Uorn60c pr. bushcl; White Csc
pr. bush.
Flour-A $3.50; XXX IS; Xxx 81 50;
X 81 per barrel.
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POST OFFICE HOURS. The Office is
open from o'clock a. IN. 10 8 o'clock p. H.
oaSundays from o'clock a. m toS q m.
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ParkGSburg & GallipoliS Mail Packet.
Light Draught Passenger Steamer,
MATTE ROBERTS,
A. MCDANIEL, Master

.E ANAL BOAT-Leaves Parkersburg
$50 burg for Gallipolis every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday morning. Leaves Gal.
lipolis for Parkersburg every Tuesday. Thurs.
day and Saturday morning: For freight or
passage apply on board. June l5ly
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Tho following appears as leading cdi-

Tho following appears as a leading cdi-
torial in the Cleveland, Ohio, Herald:
1--WE wish to give very simple remedy
for fever aud ague, and wish to empha.,
size it by saying that it has to our know.
ledge, proved eficacious. It is simple
common salt. A teaspoonful deposited in
side each stocking, next to the foot, just as
the chill is coming on. That's all there is
Of it; but knowing that it has been very
cficacious in breaking chill and perfect
ing cure, we put it in our editorial col
umns, where no humbug remedy shall ever
find place five know oft"
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A subscriber complains Of certain parties
in the country who make practice Of
shooting on Sundays. The new code pro-
vidcs: "Any person found hunting or
shooting Oh the Sabbath day, or openly
carrying fire arms on that day to the an.
noyaucc Of the public, shall be guilty Of a
misdeneanor, and dued not less than FIVE
nor more than twenty dollars"
The Monroe Register says that wheat
and corn looks we'll. Fruit nearly all kill.
cd. The Kanawha papers makes about
tho same report, but speak ola few farmers
who have lost their wheat by the rust and
others by the fly, Mason and Putnam will
have about half a crop Of wheat and but
little fruit. The border counties in Ohio
had their wheat prospects injured by frost.
The apple crop in Washington and Meigs
WILDE short. "a
INFORMATION WANTED. Sarah Ann
l'rahorn left her home in Clifton, West
Virginia, in February, 1869, and has not
been heard from for eighteen months.
When last heard from she was in Cinciu.
natl Ohio. Any information regarding
her whereabouts will DO thankfully reoiev-
ed by her parents. Address Thomas COL
Inns, Clifton, West Va Exchanges please
copy.
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The July Number of"Petersor's Maya.
zine" is on our table, and is unusually
good, even for this unrivalld Monthly.
The principal establishment is spirited
steel engraving, "Ahead Of tho Field" il.
Illustrating an old fashioned love story.
The fashion.plate is on steel, and richly
colored. Peterson DO it known is ccle.
brated for surprising style and beauty Of
his Paris fashion plates. The stories are
all original. and by our very best writer's.
It gives more for the money than any other.
Indeed, tits a standing wonder how so
good magazine can be published at so low
a price Wis, $500 to single subscribers,
or $3.50 10 clubs Of four. Address Chas.
]. Peterson, 3O6 Chestnut street. Philadel.
pbia.
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The body Of John NJ Woodbridge,
prominent and eccentric citizen Of Mari.
eta, who disappeared on the Sd Of Febru'
airy last, was found in the Muskingum riv-
er on Friday, sadly disdgured. Corners
verdict death by drowning.
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The system needs renovaiiag and Strengthening.
New ylgor must be infused in the digestive organs.
The Stimulating, Regulating and Tonic properties
OF Dr.. Crooks Wine Of Tar will give vigorous
vitality 10 these organs. They must try II, They
will soon feel tsinauence, and must perseycre un.
I'll the cure is complete. Keeping tho Stomach
and Bowels in vigorous condition with Or.
Crooks Wine OF Tar Ia the best defense against
all diseases. While Or. Crooks Wine OF Tar 10
the best remedy for all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, ! is not prepared exclusively for such
diseases, The. rich medicinal qualities 81 Tar y
contains would alone excite q regulating AMI
strengthening action on the Stomach and Bowels,
but there are Vegetable ingredients OF I'M.
donbted Tonic value combined with ", which
cause 1t to build up the weak and dc.
bilitatcT, rapidly restore exhausted
strength, cleanse the stomach, relax the liver.
cause the food 10 digest, and make pure
blood, removing Dyspepsia, Jaundice, lndiges
ton and kindred complaints. Try one bottle.
Ask for DR.. Crooks Wine Of Tar. Tn:
principled parties have copied aitor the name and
style OF DR.. Crooks Wine OF Tar, rs near as they
dared withon Infringement " is DR.. Crooks
Wine OF Tar that has made the many wonderful
cures, ani DR.. Crooks Wine Of Tar is the romcdy
you need, md not The unlliedremedes made oniy.
10 sell and palm NJ on The nsuspecting for rem.
ady Of merit. See that every bottle you pur
chase has the following words on the stamp, u
whitelet,ers: "Dr Crooks Wine Of Tar" "U.s
Internal Revenue, Fonr Cents o. Crook Co.,
for only tuch arc genuine. Sold BY druggists
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NoRNsToCK LODGE No. SIS. l. O. o. F.,
" Of Point Pleasant, meet every Thursday
evening, at I o'clock, at Barcus' Hall.
8. J. SHIN DIE, S.c'y.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-26

The fashionable world of Washington
has been In q great f1utter to-day over the
marriage of Miss Nettie Chase, daughter
OF Chief Justice Chase, to VIM. Sprague,
of New York city. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop McIlvaine, of Ohio,
in st: John's church, on Lafayette Square,
the Chief Justice giving the bride away.
The church was superb in its floral deco
rations, and was crammed with the elite
of the town and invited guests from
abroad. There were four ushers, one be-
ing the son of Secretary Fish, and another
member of the diplomatic corps. The
British Commissioners all attended, as did
most all of the ladies attached to the diplo-
matte corps. The bridal party entered the
church with the bride leaning on the arm
Of her father, the Chief Justice, followed
by Mrs. Senator Sprague, the brides sister
leaning on the arm of the bridegroom. The
of the same falling over the face and
around the form. The dress was looped
with exquisite white flowers and wreath
of tie same was worn on the head. The
bridesmaids were all dressed alike, in white
French muslin, with ruffies, trimmed with
white satin pipings, top and bottom bodies
heart-shaped, and trimmed to correspond
with the skirts. Natural flowers in the
hair, and dress looped with white flowers.
Each carried boquet of pink roses. All
except one wore black velvet around the
throat. Mrs. Sprague's dress was of rib
green silk, with court train of pink silk,
which had ruf1ing of the green silk, and
an elegant point lace shawl draped about
her white Shoulders worn as a head-dress.
The ceremony was conducted according to
the impressive forms of the Episcopal
Church from three to five p. NJ. The re-
ception took place at Mrs. Sprague's resi-
dence, and nearly two thousand invited
guests attended, including gabouteverybody
in the official and social life of the capital.
- Wash. Cor. Courier Journal.
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STEAMER ASHORE NEAR CHARLESTON.
Prsmlnens Citizen Murdered I'm virginia.

-EIOAAAkkSAs NAtAAc4 1AuF0tEGA IN
New YORK, March 25.-The French Re
lief Committee have received in the past
two days twenty-four hundred dollars. -
A large number of delegates TO the Sa-
vannah Railroad Convention departed to-
day, among whom was Erastus Brooks.
There was a special shipment of half a
million of dollars to-day. 2 i4lsr
RICHMOND, March 25.-Charles Frend,
q prominent citizen of Prince George coun-
ty, living near Petersburg, was murdered
last night, near his house, by band of
negroes, who took him into the woods
where he was found. He lived long enough
after his discovery to tell the circumstances
Of the assault
There was white frost this morning on
the line of the Fredericksburg Railroad.
CHARLESTON, March 25.-The steamship
Falcon, from Baltimore, is ashore near the
bar. 80 .srsr $50; s;t.t..s-
The weather is unfavorable
The latest advices from the Falcon re-
port her in a bad position, throwing her
cargo overheard. An attempt to get her
of at high tide failed, but another effort
will be made tonight. ..sasss.~ d
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WAsHlNcToN.
Subscription to the New loan.

WAsHINGToN, March 25.-No Southern
nominations were made to-day.
The nominations Of Rapier a. Assessor q,
the Second Alabama District, and Corbin
as Attorney for South Carolina, were con.
Dennis Gum, who Killed his sisters Sc.
ducer in San Francisco, was acquitted
The Mississippi Senate refuses to concur
in the House resolution for Federal aid.
The total subscription to the new loan
amounts to s2s, ,O00, 900.
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Proceedings i'm Chancery.

The following are the proceedings had in tho
Chancery Court, Saturday, Hon. o. P. Temple
presiding:
Thomas r Crookshanks VS. w L Russell, Ell
al; referred to the Master to take and state on
N M&E r Cheathanl VS. Jno A Dobson, ct al
report of sale confirmed.
VIM o McLin VS. Mary o. Koon. ct al alias
process awarded. ~ -
James Bright ct al, VS. Joseph Bright, ct al !;
decree to sell real estate for distribution
Margaret Lnsk VS. Nathan Lusk, divorce
granted to complainant.
r Brack vs. Catharine Brack; divorce
granted to complainant.
Hon. NJ. l. Hall presiding, by interchange
with Hon. o. P. Temple, &C.: :~,
CA Esmes vs T ] Powell, ct al; decree for
T Powell.
A and g w Mabry VS. A Nee; demurrer
overruled. and defendant fled his answer and
movedto dissolve the injunction.
VIM Odell, ct al vs. James and John Henry !;
rule on complainant TO give other security, or
justify the present, by Wednesday, 9th proIimo,
or his injunction will be dismissed
The State of Tennessee VS. the Mineral Home
Railroad Company, ct al; motion by complain
ant for Receiver to be appointed, which mo-
ton lies over for the present.
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KNoxYILLE, TENN SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH &c, 1871

ton. Then the jeweler perceived that
talent, even in a pecuniary light, may be
more valuable than the most precious dia-
monds. Liszt continued to go to his house,
and, to the merchants great Joy, he soon
perceived that his daughter was the cause
of these visits. He began to love the coIl-
pany of the musician, and the girl, his only
child, certainly did not hate it.
One morning, the jeweler, coming tothe
point, with German frankness, said to
Liszt:
"How do you like my dsug hter?"
"She is an angel"
"What do you think of marriage ?n
"I think SO well of it that have the
greatest inclination to try it,
ssWhat would you say to fortune of
three million francs ?D ssssss. 5,
'T would willingly accept it.n
"Well, we understand each other. My
daughter pleases you; you please my
daughter, her fortune is ready-bs my SON
in-law.u ~ss stk IS
with all my heart. ("
The marriage was celebrated the follow
ing week.
And this, according to the chronicles of
Prague, is true account of the marriage
of the great and good pianist, Liszt.
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Yesterday afternoon difficulty occurred in
Reeders saloon between John Cox and Ed,
Enzer, which drew quite crowd. Enzer was
playing on violin when Cox entered, but hav-
ing finished the tune laid down the instrument,
when Cox requested him to play another
piece Receivinga wink from the bar-keeper,
Enzer declined, upon which Cox told him he
should play, whether he wished to or not. This
provoked Enzer, who remarked that he was
not to be, coerced. and again refused. Cox
then become very angry and went" for
Enzer, when blows were exchanged, but they
were separated by the saloon keeper, who
persuaded Cox to leave.
Hearing the disturbance the police came up
and officer Shea seized Cox by the arm and off,
Ger Badgctt attempted to seize his other arm,
but Cox jerkcd loose and seized brick, with
which be was about to demolish Shea. when
Mr.. Badgett gave him tap with his billy that
staggered him, but Immediately rallying, Cox
started toward the latter officer, who gave him
another blow. cutting his head and causing the
blood to flow somewhat he made no further
resistance and was taken to headquarters,
where he was released on giving proper Sc
curity.
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Liberal Programme Of General soisst.
,uapartfsts and 0rIeanists in Danger.
Garibaldi's Son Comnanding Insurgents
Their Suppression Strongly Urged.
Miscellaneous and Washington News.
MISCELLANY.
EMPIRE IN THE ASCENDANT.


Bonapartists and OrIeanisss Threatened.
New York, March 25.-The Worlds
special from Paris, yesterday, says the reac-
ton in favor of the empire increases hourly.
ENGLISH NEWS.
LONDON, March N-Midnight.-Soiss
has undertaken to concentrate the loyal
battalions of the National Guards at Rue
de la Bourse and re-establish the staff
headquarters there. Soisset is disposed to
parden the soldiers engaged in emeutes, re-
store the municipal franchises, continue
the pay of the Nationals, revoke the law
in regard to the payment of bills, and re-
concile the conflicting interests.
lHs.S ,sE FRENCH NEWS.
PARIS, March 24.-The insurgent COM
mittee threaten to arrest and punish the
Bonapartist and Orleanist agents among
them with speedy trial and execution.
The sitution is unchanged and q conflict
feared. .- sses s.s.eA - s.:.1si
The insurgent official journal says the
committee have decided to occupy all the
Mayors offices of the reimbursement, and
dissentents to be tried upon arrest. The
trial OF several dissentent journalists has
been ordered. @ ~ -. - srf ~ .f
Menotte Garibaldi has been appointed
cemmander-in-chief of the insurgent Ma
tionals. $50 -r.s ss - E1aF
The journals supporting the Assembly
demand the employment of force against
the insurgents.
The insurgents make demonstrations,
but SO far have retired without fighting.
PARIS, March 25.-The Mayoralty ne
gotiations resulted IN the Mayors giving
their support to the municipal elections
q nd the election of military commanders.
The National Guards hold the present
position. Duval, Brunei and Endes con-
troll the insnrgent military power until
Menotte Garibaldi arrives who was unan-
imously chosen their chief
VERSAILLES, March 25.-Favre has re-
eeiyed two additional dispatches from the
German authorities, declaring it the duty
OF the Versailles Government to conquer
the sedition. e 'fit
The withdrawal of the German troops
has been entirely stopped.
Soisset, who commands ten thousand
of the National Guards with guns and
mitraileuses, has been empowered to offer
insurgents amnesty, and in case of refusal,
TO attack them and secure the Central
Committee.
Fifty thousand men are enroute from
Boulogne to suppress the insurrection.
PARIS, March 25-Later.-The news to-
day centres in mere proclamations, where
of the usual number was issued.
= The removal of the barricades is expected
tonight, under reported favorable nego-
tiations between the Mayor and insurgent
committee.
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Memphis Intelligence.

Mr.. Robertson proposes to open the jar Of the
Brinkfey Collese ghost on the soth inst, and
sell tickets to witness the show vt ST per head.
Charles F. Kendrick, the missing mail car
rier, of whose mysterious disappearance mention
has been made several times in the Avalanche,
is said to have been seen in Nashville few
days since, alive and well.
Gen. Forrest and ex-Gov. Isham G.. Harris
advocate building the Memphis and Selma Rail-
road
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

seated.
The discussion over Blodgett's and Gold
thwaite's credentials gave wav fo. tba def;-
ciency appropriation, which passed.
Sumner stated in debate that while fhe
Secretary of the Navy complained of the
lack of vessels, twelve were girdling San
Domingo.
Chandler wanted immediate action re-
garding the South, where ne said thou
sands and tens of thousands were being
scourged and murdered, and these outraget
were certainly on theincrease.
HOUSE.
Ihere was no session of the House to.
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Queer Items.

Country papers occasionally give interesting
items .of news in their local columns. We
quote one from paper published in San, An
topiol Texas "out Of thirty or forty practicing
attorneys in this city, not more than six or eight
drink to excess And this is another from the
same column Some family near our sanctum
had onions for dinner We would like to have
an ordinance passed prohibiting the sale of such
Q vegetable --...-..... =. y. -
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CuirnberIand River appropriation.

The Banner says that the forty-frst Congress
appropriated $4,000 for the improvement of
Cumberland River below Nashville, and So.
ooo more to complete the survey; this, with the
Sl1eoo expended last year, makes $50, ,000 Tho
positions of the Steamboat Inspectors were
also made second class, instead of third, and
salaries raised from S4O0 per annnm to 81, zoo.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-26

There are at present some 200 white, and 81
colored patients in our State Asylum for the in
sane. The insanity of many of the latter is of
a fanatical type, resulting from yaudooism,
pretended witchraft and the like, which are do
ing immense mischief upon the colored people
in many parts of the country.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-26

Goto the CHRONICLE Office to have your Bill
Heads, Posters, Cards, Labels and all kinds Of
Job Work executed neatly and cheaply
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-26

A communication to the Christian Adroeate
says that there are now some forty or ffty pre-
fessors of religion among the. convicts in our
penitentiary., Very recently, class meeting
has been organized.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-26

Il The symptoms Of liver cons
n 4 piaint are uneasiness and
pain In the side. Sometimes
n QIhakG0Acg h the pain is in the shoulder
SlIHMOtNS 4 and Is mistaken for rhesms-
u tism. The stomach is affected
1 M with loss Of appetite aua
sickness, bowels il general
costive. some alternating with
lax The head is troubled with pain. and dull heavy
sensation. considerable loss Of memory. accompanied
with painful lsensation ofhav-
ing left undons somethinx
I 1rs5f -ssrats.., which ought to have been
done. Often complaining Of
ttVfR weakness. debility, and lgu
IiV Et spirits., Sometimes many Of
& the above symptoms attend
r as ~ 10 the disease, and at aother
times very few Of them; but
he liver is generally the organ most involved Care