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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-01-19

MARRYING FOR SHoW.-To
the question often asked of
young men as to why they do
not marry, we sometimes hear
the reply, !" am not. able to-
support a wife," In one ease
in three, perhaps, this may be
SO; but, as a general thing, the
true reply would be. 81 am not
able to support the style in
which I think my wife ought
to live" In this again we see
a false view of marriage
looking to an appearance in the
world, instead of a union with a
loving woman forher own sake.
There are very few men of in
dustrious habits who cannot
maintain a wife, if they. are
willing to live economically,
and without reference to the
opinion of the world. The
great evil is, they are not will.
ling to begin Life humbly, to
retire together into an obscure
position, and together work
their way in the world--he by
industry in bis calling, and she
by dispensing with prudence
the money that he earns. But
they must stand out, and at
tract the attentions of others
by their fine houses and fine
clothes.-[ Exchange.
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BELLEVUE, LA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10 1867

!" IMPOSSIBLE" The word
impossible was hateful to Chat
ham, as it is to all vigorous ma
lures who recognize the latent,
the reserved power in men and
nations. !" Never let me hear
that foolish word again." said
Mirabeau. ssImpossible!-it is
not French" said Napoleon.
My Lord Anson, at the Admi-
ralty, sends word to Chatham,
then confined to his chamberby
one of his most violent attacks
OF the gout, that it is impossible
for him to fit out a naval expe-
dition within the period to
which he is limited. "Impossi-
ble!" cried Chatham, glaring
at the messenger, '.who talks
to me of impossible 2" Then
starting to his feet, and forcing
out great drops of agony from
his brow with the excruciating
torment of the effort, he ex-
claimed-"tell Lord Arson that
he serves under a minister who
treads upon impossibilities!''
One of his cotemporaries calls
all this ranting. "Lord Chat
hams rants" he says, are
amazing" But a. statesman
who indulged insuch fine rants
as Quebec and Minden, who
ranted France out of Germany,
America and India, and ranted
England into a power of the
first class, is a ranter infinitely
to be preferred to those cool
and tasteful politicians who
ruin the country they govern
with so much decorous duncery
and grave and dignified feeble
ness Exchange.
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THE UNION FLAG.
Joncsboro', Tenn, Aug, 80. 1867
LOCAL ITEMS
niarnsting Sight.

4
last Saturday night a negress was found
,.ing upon.the pavement Of the street leading
i, ,bs Depot in state of beastly intoxicHttUn.
w, profanity was horrible, and sick from
,So effects of the m~addening bowl she pre-
,.n,ed A most woful and pitiable spectacle.
Wa simply ask, how long our town is to be
.,.,od with such shameful and indecent e&-
tIh,dops9 Can not its good citizens devlss
,or,c means to punish such abandoned char
tiara and restrain them from insulting pub
Il, decency by such british department p
va think 80. A cNlaboose is just what this
,oru needs, and when these low wrctches,
,rbo have no regard for self or any one else,
oDDoor upon our streets, mad and wild with
,bs LIQUID FIRE of hell, put them into the
o,ogn at once. If we bad this iRStitRtiOn and
,oun officers who would not be intimidated by
aha threats Of lawless and drunken scala
va0,, we would have no more of the rows
and disturbances, which are disgracing our
otherwise peaceful and law abiding village.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

DY VIHTUE Of tm Vend. expo. issued from
ID the Circuit Count Of Washington County
70 me diresed, tested tbs fourth Monday OF
June 1851, upon ten t~udgusshlI and costs,
two In favor u James II. Dosser for the sum
Of Sl55, two 10 favor Of Samuel Eeplinger
for Sl2e, two 10 favor Of Isaac Click for
S4s6 90, one In favor Of VIM. Grimes for
Ssl A, one ID favor Of Jacob Hydsr pe Of
James II. Dossef for S16 40, one 10 favor Of
VIM. Story for the use Of Bergman Story,
for S23 so, one In favor u K. $. Cor, adm'r
Of Thomas J. Cos deed, for $50 ~, debts
and costs pronounced b the said Court
against w. J. s. DeBtou sdm'r Of j. Perkins
decd, | will sell At the Court House door 10
the town Of J6desbOfo' on Saturday tie 7lst
day Sept. 1861, for cash in hand All The right
titfe claim and interest that Jefefsou Perkins
has In and W q tract Of land, situated In
Washington County dit. Nc 8, adjoining the
lands Of Isaac N Hanselk snd others eon-
tanning le0 aefes more or less, ann said
debta and costs NJ satisfed, this the 18th
dag Of Aug 1851. 8 t. sBIPLEYi SRG.
ig5faug39W4ynhs9S,
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No. 179. 352.

Se-N
DY virtue Of 8 Writ Of Venditioni Exponas,
ID Issued from the office Of the Clerk Of
the District eotft of the United States for
the EAsbsfh District Of Tennessee, at Knox
vile, on the 30th day of July, 1861, to me d.
rected, | will expose 10 pnblic sale, for cash
in hand, to the highest bidder, at the Court
House door. IN the city of Knoxville, on the
9th day Of October, 1891, all tho right, Htle,
claim ard interest Of Alfred Is. Jackson, in
aud 10 the following described property, or so
much thereon as may De necessary TO satisfy
certain judgements for costs, in favor Of the
United States, mentioned in said Trits to-wit:
The brick dwelling and other improve
ments and lands, known as the Jackson home
stead. Situated In civil district No IS, Of
washiagt8h county, Tenhesse, westward Of
the towR " Jonesborougb, joining the lands
| Of John r.. Cossen's and John Green's heirs
VIM. Maxwell and others, containing, by esti.
nation About 40 acres.
Also two small lots Of land in west end Of
JOnssboroYgh aforesaid, on south side Of the
BroyleSvilte toad joining said homestead prop
erty and iaads Of Ripley's heirs, sometimes
called the hMason lot"
Also One other lot in said Dist. (l5j some
times called the "Polly Wilcox lot" joining
said Jackson homestead and lands OF D.
Guthrie, said to contain about one acre.
Also, one lot and house thereon In Jones'
borough aforesaid, Dist. 10, South aide oil
Main Street, joining the property Of Il. Gone
and Sam'l B. Cunningham.
And one other lot and brick house thereon
IN West end Of JonesborouRh aforesaid, join
fig the property Of n. Cone and others
known As the "Murphy property"
B. MCDANIEL, o. s.. Marshal,
for the Eastern Dist Of Tennessee
la97 aug 10 "a
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To ConsuInptives,

The advertiser, having been restored to health In a
few weeks by d very simple remedy, Rrer having suf.
fered for several years With a sewers ling Affection,
and that dread disease, ~tonsumption-is anxious to
make known to his fellow.suferers the means Of cure,
70 all who desire II; he will send q copy Of the pre-.
%scfiption used Gree Of chaFge), with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will hnd a
SUM tbRB for ooNsuMPTION, ,AsrHNA, BRONCHTTIsI
CoUbtis, OoLDs, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
Tho only object Of the ADVERTISER III sehding the prs;
s~cription is to benefit the aflltted, aid spread lnEotma:
tion which he conceivcs to be invaflabis; and ha
hopes bvery sufferer will try his Tomodyl as Il will cost
them nothing and may prove n blessing. Patties TlAh.
ing tho prescription, FREE, by return mali, will please
address REV. EDWAItD A.. WILSON.
lsC7mayloy1s,M M. f.&Co.
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State of Tennessee Johnson Co,

Y AFAYETTE JONES Administrator oil
L. A. B. Slimp deceased vs.. W.. J Kidd. In
this case an original attachment having been
issued against defendant W. J. Kidd's elects
in the hands of Fred Siimp, and returned "a
my Office, and a conditional Judgement hay-
ing been rendered against the said ". D.
Kidd, 1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Union Flag 4 successive weeks
notifying said defendant to appear before
nae at my office in Taylorsville the frSt Mon
day In September 1867, and do what Is neees.
sary TO protect his interest, or the same will
be proceeded with eIpsrte The tt day o
August 1857.
R. H. DoNNELLY, J. P, johnson co.
1867 Aug. 9 was
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MARSHAL'S SALES.
No. COZ, CAS-, and ls4l, $40.

&sSs SN@D SNNt 0AN AOE4g c9Ss
DY virtue Of two writs of Venditioni Ez-
Id ponas, issued from the offices of the
Clerks Of the Circuit and District courts OF
the United States for the Eastern District oil
Tennessee st kH0kville, on the 3Oth day Of
July, 1851, u ne directed, will expose to
public sale FSf cash In hand, to the highest
bidder, At the Court House door, in the city
Of Knoxville, on the 9Th day of October,
1861, ell ibs right title, claim and interest
OF VIII, \. Biait, in and to the following
describ9d property, or so much thereof as
will satisfy certain Judgements for costs in
favor 5f Tho United States, mentioned III said
wits l6swlt;
Two houses and lots, situated id TIE town
Of JonOsborough, Washington county, Ten
ne6See, on tho south-sidc Of Main street
one Of Said lots joins the lots Of o. B. Ross
helrs and Montgomery Hunter, the other LOT
Joins the lots Of said o. B.. Ross heirs John
II. Crawford.
B. MCDANIEL, U. s. Marshal,
aug 10 va for Eastern Dist. Of Tenn!
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For the Union Flag.l
Camp Meeting,

There will be a Camp, and Quarterly meet
ing, on the Taylor camp ground, on the
E,izabethton Circuit, commencing on Friday
September the 18th and continue until the
following Monday. The camp ground iS 3
miles South Feast Of Carriers Depot, on the
p. Tenn. and Va. rail rOad, and about 3 miles
North West of EliEAb0thtOn. The members
at EliEabethton Station, and on the Circuit
will unite together in holding this meeting.
Ministers, ard people Of all Christian denomi-
nations, are cordially invited to attend.
This conference year will hsclOsNd on this
District, by holding a basket meeting,on the
Brush Greek camp ground, near JOhnson's
Depot commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ, on
Friday the 9th of September, and continue
over the following sundAy-all are invited to
attend. L.. +. DRAKE.
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DTED-0n Sabbath morning August 18th
1861, Mrs. Nancy A. THOMPSON, wife Of Rev.
D. A. Thompson Of this county, in the 3Sth
year Of her age. She was the daughter OF
Rev. Peachy Harrison of Washington County,
deceased--was married in 1850, and LETT to
mourn their irreparable loss o husband and
Eve children. She was for over twenty years
a consistent member Of the Methodist church.
Her last illness WAS attended with extreme
suffering, but no murmur arose, no impa-
tent utterance fell from her lips-she could
kiss the rod because It was in a Fathers
hanl, and she remembered that "He doth not
aflict willingly, nor grieve the children Of
men" 'But strikes with pity, and but wounds
to Redl.h
She was aware Of her approaching end
but death had no terrors for her-her Master
had extracted his sting, and placed her feet
upon his neck.
May her husband and children follow In
her footsteps, live her life, die her death and
form an unbroken chain in that upper ant
better kingdom, where tdreDeH Is a word un'
known.
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Chancery Court at JOneSbOragh.

T0HN NJ. BROWN-Answer and cross
D bill, to bill fled by 2. L. BurSon Va.
John NJ. Brown and VIM. II. Crouch. In this
case II Is alIedged that VIM. H. Crouch and
John B. McLiu two OF the defendants named
in the Bill are non.residents. Il Is therefore
ordered that they appear at the Chancery
Court at JoueSborough on the Alb Monday OF
November 1867, 70 answer said cross bill,
Otherwise 1t viii be set for hearing as to
hen. August lstls6T.
HENRY H0ss, o. kA.
1867 Aug . va
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WIN. RICE vs.. JOHN DUNCAN, By
w virtue ola decree In mh Gauss In
said Court at May term 1887. will proceed
to sell 10 the hrgher bidder at The Court
House door in Jonesbofo' on Monday 9th day
Of September 1887, a lrae. Of land In Wash
ington county, Tenn, district No. 10, on the
west side Of Indian Greek, and on the east
side Of little mountain and containing is
acres more or less, also a tract Of land In
same county and district on the waters Of
Indian Creek, on the south east side OF little
mountain and including improvements made
By Thomas Bowen and eontAinlug--aeres
more or less.
TERMS-Cash In Hand. August 8, 1857.
HENRY HoSSy o. NJ
1861 aug . Va
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10. SO!

Nc. $40!
DY Virtue ola writ Of Venditioni EEponas,
Il issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of he United States for the
Eastern District Of Tennessee, at Knoxville,
on the 2oth day Of July 1867, to me directed,
| will expose 70 public sale, 10: cash In band,
10 the highest bidder, ct the Court House
door IN the city Of Knoxville, on the 9th day
Of October, 1857, one tract Of land In the sth
Civil District Of Washington County Tonnes
see, adjoining the lands Of Jno. ". Simpson,
G. Bowers aud others, heretofore seized ~
the property Of Noah Baldwin, and III bic
right and Gils thereto FOR the term Of bis nstu-
raj ffeS which said tract OF land was con-
densed az forfeited to toe United States by u
detre6 Of said Court, pronounced 81 Nay
fern issT.
} B. MCDANIEL, .. s. Marshal,
for the Eastern Dist. Of Tennessee.
l~s67augl6w4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Errors of Youth.

A Gentlemen who suffered for ten years from Ner.
vouS Debility, Premature Decay, and all the eHects Of
youthful indiscrOliOn, viii, for tho sake OF suffering
humanity, send FREQ 20 all who need It, the recipe and
directions for making tho simple remedy by which he
via cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by tho adver.
tiser's experience, can do so by addressing, IN perfect
COnhdohtei JOHN b. OGDEN,
q Cedar stTedl, New York,
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Cumberland University
TENNESSEE,

sinss the ridltion o. bisui. Gen. A. p. Stewart snd
PfoL J. NJ ssaom 70 o. Faculty, and the establish.
mani Of q preparatory ehgol Of The highest grnds, Al
cher instiiulioh In Amsrka. Next session opens MI
MondAy 10 September.
Boarding ~ y 70 IS pr Nsst.
Tuition ga 90 Per session.
Por salalo1ars sddress IN PrstlieuL
RsV. D. W. heDONHOLD, y I. n
LAaaoa, Tuua-
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A Card I'd Invalids.

A Clergyman, while riding in South Amefica DO 4
missionary, discovered a safe and simple rethBdy for the
Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay disclose Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the who'll tfalR
OF disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits.
Great numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by 4 desire to beneAt the AHiioted
and unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing
and using this i%irdIcin0, In a sealed envelope, to any
one who Reeds It, Free Of Charge.
Please shrloso q ptst-psid envelope, addressed to
yourself. Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station. D, Bible HoHssI New York City.
decl4moslD. I'll
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NOTICE.

II WILL 0FfER YOR SALE AT THE COURT
y House door, IN The town Of EliEabethton on me
and interest that Jas. D, Rhea's heirs has In and TO |.
s,eftAln tract or parcel OF land, said 10 contain onehunr
va acres Of had more or less, embracing what ls eall-
y We Taylor ore bank, lying In the loth civil district
safter County 70 satisfy 4 Judgement and cost that
= Love obtained sgalnst him In the Ohancery Court
~ EhEahetht01 At January term 1890, and WIN DO
.oa unless dsbt and eost arc sooner paid this 18th day
o. August 1907. w. J. FOLsON, }, :
H5~lauk13yfpft5
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NEARGARBT BROWN EXBOUTRIX OF
lyl James Brown deceased and others, VI.
Thos. Burton and others. In this case II Is
alleged that Lewis W. Burton and Joel 8,
Butler are non-resiGents. II Is therefore or
dered that they appear at the November
term 1867 Of this Court and defend OF this
cause will be taken for confessed and set FOL
hearing e1parte. July 3lst, 1867.
HENRY H0SS, O. "
l867Au7w4pfS5
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HOlStOn Male Institute.

TIVE TRUSTEES have secured the safvl.
ces of Rev. D. Y Culver to take charge
of the HolstOn Male Institute lin JonesbOrO)
commencing on the Ind day Of September
next. Mr.. Culver comes well recommended
both as a teacher aud q scholar, and will
give, vi doubt not, entire satisfaction.
NJ. V. N0FFSINGBR.
1857 Aug. eff ~
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Maannin Notice.

All Companion Royal Arch MaSons, mem
ber of Washington Chapter No. 81, are
hereby summoned to attend at the celeora-
ton Of the "Cap Stone, on Saturday the TN.
day Of Sept, ls6T--thRt being the regular
time to elect officers for the ensuing year.
By order of the Most Excellent High Priest,
JOHN s. MATHEs, See. Protein.
Aug. 26th, 1857.
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MARRIED--0n Tuesday 27th inst by the
Rev. A.. J.. Ryan, at the residence Of J. P.
Matthew'S Esq, near Jouesboro' Tenn Mt.
JAMES NJ. BARKIEY to Miss MoLLIE G.. Ma
rHEws, daughter Of the late John P. Mathews
Of Wytheville, Va. E .
May the sunshine Of happiness ever gild
your pathway.
We return our grateful acknowledgements
for the Printers share of the "good things"
WytheVille papers please copy.)
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1856 Acres more or less,

on which there Is q good dwelling-hotse
barn and other out building and one Of the
best springs of water in the country.
TERMS-A credit OF twelve months will
be given the purchaser giving bond with Ap-
proved security with a lien retained on the
farm until the purchase money 10 fully paid.
August 9Th 1861. J, ?. GRISHAM,
1897 aug 0 w4pfSb Clerk and Commissioners.
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Constable Election.

Last Saturday an election was held in this
District for Constable, which resulted in the
soccess of Mr.. James Reyes. Being a strong
Union man and disabled for labour he de-
.srras the place,
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This IL No Humbug I

By sending 20 oents and stamp, with age, hslghtgol-
or Of eyes ADD hair, You will receive, by reiutn mall 4
correct picture o. yodr future husband or W. W.
nsn,s sbd date or mafdaEe. Address MINNIE ChtF'
FONfP. o. Drawer, No. 8s, fultonVllo, MY
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Tho Amerinrioan Wit.

We have received a number Of this spicy
and laughter provoking sheet, published by
Richardson & Collins, 81 Nassau St., New
vo,k Price 25 cents a year. Send for it.
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hip We are authorized and requested 10
announce the name Of s. Z. GRIFFITH as a
candidate for Sheriff Of Washington County
at the ensuing March election, subject to a
general Convention Of the Radical Party.
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DIVORCE.
Grcuit Court washington Go,

ELIZABETH HUNTER W. WILBiAA HUNTER,
~ In ihis case Il appearing that the 5ubpeHa 70 A..
verbs been returned By the sheriff, endorsed thsdss
Ienaani MOI ODE found, II Il thefefofs ordered that
payheatiou b made IN the Union FlAga Newspaper
paohihed IN ne town OF Jonesboro's fgr four success
aHe Eeeks nodying the defendant 10 appcar a the
sskt terra Of the Circuit Court Of Washington county,
- held a ne Court House IN Jonesboro', On TIE
2urh Monday ia Oclober, 1881, 70 plead, answer or
ssmhrto M bfl, o. the sane will b taken f0f confess
yss,hnd We eauas ~ o fr hearing erpafts. This
o. Auga iWg. JAhBE. DBkKIEs,
"auSswipaS Osrk.
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"DoN'r De FooLlsH,"-You can diaks Bl4 t0iiafs
rom Fifty Cents. Call AID GXamlie ali ihVshtlbh urg-
ntly needed by everybody. Or d sample Geht free by
mall for Soc. that retGilS easily ff So, By H. b. VOL.
OFT, 40 Chatham Square, New York. Auga6eyl
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Petition 10 Partition Land.
In Chancert at JOnesbdrO', Tenn.


THOMAS BROWN vs. WILSON BRIGGS
and otterI. By virtue Of 4 decree in.
said Court at May term 1857. will
proceed to sell " the highest bidder at the
Court House door In Jonesboro' on Monday
the 9th day Of September 1857. The tract
Of land 10 the pleading mentioned ID district
No. 10, Washington county, Tenn adjoining
the lands Of VIM. Elder, VIM. Brown John
Tilson and others, and containing about
$50 acres with the exception Of . small per-
ton which the said Briggs sold TO Henry
Franks, and BY Franks assigned TO John B.
! Tompkins. Bat In the event sh6 remainder
Of said land fails to satisfy the debts and
costs, then the portion sold to Franks will
also be sold.
TBRMS-SiK mo1ths credit bond and APP
proyed security and lieu retained until puri
chase money 10 fuzzy. paid. Aug. 9Th, 1901
henry H0SS, DAM
1867 aug 9 va
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LAND SALE,

DURSuANT TO A DECREE OF THE
County Court Of Washington County,
Tenn, at It's August term 1881. will offer
for sale at the door Of the Court House In
the town of JonesbOro' on Saturday the 3lst
day Of August 1857, a tract OF land belong
ing to the estate ofThomas Galloway deceaS-
ed In civil district No. 10, containing By eSii-
nation
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THE BEST MACHINERY.

CO0PER's old extensive Factory has Or sale
100 IMPROVED PORTABLE ENGINES, 8 to &c
horsepower.
90 IaPRoVED STATIONERY ENGINES, 20 to l25
horsepower
100 CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Of all siEes.
l23 PATENT FRENCH BURR FLOUR N FEEL
MILLS, with bolts, and CUtiblele Machinery for same
1000 COOPHR's PATENT SUGAR PANS; Sto 10 feel
long. Price s91to SIS.
1000 CO0PEHs PATENT UNION SUGAR Mills,
s sizes. Price, Heavy l-Ipfsb Mill, So
All arc being erected In the most approved and sub
stantial InanAeT, with recent valuable improvements
This Arm WIS the first 10 Ebtimeute the practice oil
furnishing complete nxtdres for Saw and Grist Mills,
and Millwrights to erect ahd Get them Ia operation
hence their unprecedented success and. reputation fOl
building the best Mills in the world. Send for circular,
Address y. 81. COOPER, Mt. Vernon, Ohio,
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% Missouri Immigrant Guide" containing de-
wi %scription Of Missouri products, price OF Ia
Dor, Live stock and Lumber, with other valuable In
formation to Travellers, Land Buyers, and Exploring
parties In Missouri. Has also State and Railroad Map
eomplets, aud Catalogue Of Lands, with pricosoin oy-
cry county In the State. Sent postpaid for Bc FOR
copy Address ALLEN p RIOHARDSONi
Jefferson City, Mo!
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VXTANTHt=t40 a day to Agents=LlOyd's Great
w Double Map Of Earope and American Combin-
Cd, mounted and vanished, with ribbon binding, nm
lshed to-day, shows ten million names ~ofcities, towns,
villages, railway stations, rivers, mountains, lakes, nc,
cost 100000, yet sells at q, worth $50. Each map 20
square feet, occupying the space Of but one on the wall
map can be thrown front. Every i6qbe Ia the land
wants u copy. Printed Instructions HIN to tAiyess
we'll, furnished our agents. Ladies' do He we'll ID gien.
Send money for sample and see the map first. II not
sold, taken back on demand. Wholesale agents With
capital, for Western States, California, Texas, Nc OF
leans, Canada, South America, West Indies and NBN
England states, could get $40 copy for this map.
Ut. LLOYD,
q Oortlandt street, N. Y.