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OUR NEW RUSSIAN PossEssIoEs.
OUR NEW RUSSIAN POSSESSIONS.
OUR NEW RUSSIAN POSSESSIONS.
OUR NEW RUSSIAN POSSESSIONS.
coMIoALLY CONSIDERED
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TO DE HAD ON ALL THE STEAMBOATS,, RAIL
ROADS. SKws STORES 1ND BooKsrAsDs. 4. 10.
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:; B, ryi7ssg fsHef S!ccs' In
REMEDY. Used inwardly. NV York agsA 4, Denas
Barnes Co.. Wells Hclmbold Coddngtoss
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NV PATTERNS. ISL
STORE SHADES 70 order. Al kRLrKS. ~ Dr~aSwAy. r
,.WissA Terpees and ..Oraenenssl HAIR
BArCHkLoRS, 10 Bsnd sfrseA
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pleI Eiliptic--Pe.erson's Magazine for April 1851
useless speak Of the general merits Of the Dupsr
Frank Leslie's Magazine for March.
For sale in all the nrst class IN the United ssaass
A.-Mcts,s, Chemical Pcmands .. Restsres SG,s Gsry
RUsHTON. 10 Astor House and by all druggists.
AT $50 Broadway may, he had all Works On
Charts OF Character given daily by FOWLER 4 WELLS.
a Clear, smooth St,p M s1d s2d H. Besgs,fSI % ,f GcSSS en-,
EXTRACT sARSAPARIL Lila.
II black spo pimpss and AL srupsions Of the
skin
s GesSs M%1,
street: also repairing done. Bolins$l
BroTm SoS ma E,::ss calsS aao MET &
pared by FERRY - Bond street. Sold by all druggists
All Prizes Cashcd in Legal Lotfsries.-Circs-
j. cLuTE. Broker, l7s broadway.
new ,s e use s. aa ol foot once and Z
No. 5de Broadway Of Prince street. ny.
4. dsy p.ss Ms5 bye Psss s !:
ous Factory 81 Barclay street.
nssss. bs.s.s; ssss. fr'.
Gsnse%en HAVING GsuDsrNs sesss tcS NAM. x:.S
featuring Company the best and the handiea for
vpss s o.na sna 'eno
ESfEcfoRaNr certain cure Tor al pSl1aonsiy and
bronchial affections. Sold everywhere.
Have Won Seen CeuIn,s Latest DashIng aud
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We Would Say - livery Mssess
mrs wIksLoW,s s0UIHiNo syRCr xt rs.,svs ~ v, ss
reduces inaamnaioS rsgulasee 6o IL and eures vnA
colo. By relieving the child from pw Anowsn dvkA.
MKS. WiNsLoW,s s0vTy sd sYEur .-,....
having sniie o< Cur0 ~ 'erklne % sns esss
wrnppsr: ali oshsra hass nniIav a
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Ss: n gss:sss..i ifsss 70 ssis :s kz
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The Bsde. Baden TrnysIli.s Case.xTns
q l.dy travellers By land O. e on sshblle
the Iadesof York. renowned in the faahousAe Wos
for their correct as,e this elegant affair srsspecuy ds6
cou.rbae % tneir ccnforA The hes,M q ~ pssssAs
o9 ,s ,.nnb h = nv"uuon rsd 70 aod ~ %
luton In the nsnufseture of runkA An b bought an b
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-09-13
SHERIFF. SALE,

10y VIRTUE Of a writ of vend, Expo, is
ID sued from the Circuit Court Of Wash
ington County, to- NE directed, tested; the
fourth Monday Of Jane 1897, upoR a iGdge-
ment and cos,, for the sum Of S2S2 So, debt
and cost PRONOUNCED BY said Court and in
favor Of Albeft Ming and against JsF. Dead
rick, Administrator Of Joseph Deadrick, de.
ceased, and John E. Williams, | will sell al
the Court House door, in the town Of JoEes-
boro' oH Saturday the 18th day Of October
1907; hF cash In hand, al tht right. title,
claim asd interest tat the said JOHN b. Will
liams has 10 and to a h0tsse and TX situated
In the town Of JonesbofY Washington Goun-
~, District No. IS, lyfhY on. mani street, ad-
b1ni1g the lots Of A. q. Mason and others,
being the same house no@ occupied By John
f. Williams, until said debt and eosf is satiB-
Aed. This the 2sth day Of August 1857.
s. T. SHIPLBY, Sheriff.
1861 aug3owIpfS5'
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(Frofh the Knox vile whis.)
THE Stair GUARDs
Jonesborough Female College.

This institution opened on Monday last under the
most favorable auspices. There are already above
fry pupils in attendance. PFbf HENDERSON Pass
NELL, Principal, has won the confidence Of our peo-
pie by his open and frank d%emeanor, and by his tai
ents and genius as a teacher he will win the support
Of all who nre DESTROYS to advance the interests Of cd.
uCation in our midst. Miss FLORENCE P, BYERs has
charge Of the Preparatory Department. A native Of
this place, and having had the advantages Of an sdu-
cation in the North, she will no doubt conduct her de.
partment in a manner satisfactory to all. As to Prof
Pressnell his abilities as a teacher has been thoroughly
tested, and we trust our citizens will aid all within
their power to make this a first class edueat ioHal insti.
tute. All have an interest in the cause Of eddcatiOn.-
Let us look to the building up Of schools as a sure
measure Of prosperity.
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New Money order omces,

Is' Post Office Department has opened the
following new Money Order Oaces IN This
state. We advise AT who wish to remit
man sums Of money safely, to send through
'hi' admirable system;
Athens, MeMlnu county Bristol, Sullivan
county OlarkSviHe, Montgomery soBn:y
V's'slans, Bradley eouBty : Columbia, Naury
county Franklin, Winiansos cosa,y Gala.
"n' sumner county; Gresneville, Green,
s0ansy ! JonesbOro' Washington county lie.
sanoa; Wilson county NuTfsssSboIo Ru.
wexford svus,y ; Pulaski, Giles county; Shell.
oIIills, Bedford county.
New Money Order Oasss 20 into operation
Monday September Q, 1861.
IN addition 10 those already open; Nash,
'nis' Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga.
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We find the following malicious Islander In
the Nashville Banner, of the 9Th inst:
TIE MILITIA IN UPPER EAST rESNEssEE.
A reliable correspondent from one Of the
upper counties in East Tennessee, IN the
course of a business letter writes as follows
"Brownlow's Militia have Just been turned
loose on the country. Slice their return to
This country, several houses have been enter
ed after uight aud robbed IN the neighbour
mood q JooesbOro', while, during their alb
sence, did not hear of a single Outrage OF
THIS kind. | think it is easy to imply the
source Of the trouble
That the lying scoundrel who perpetrated
'he above SANDER did 1t knowingly, w%ilfully,
and naiieiously, and with malice afore-
thought" every honest person of whatever
pArtyin this community will testify. The rob
oenes were committed, as is well known,
while the soldiers accused, were far from
nere-oyer seyenty-hve or q hundred miles
distant. The demon guilty Of it 10 too base
aud eowardly to make known his nAme-and
'ae men who make pablo such ISLANDERS, and
give them credit as from "reliable eorrespon-
dents are equally guilty with the assassin who
strikes from the dark. What puzzles us Is the
iaet that Capt. Helss,one of the editors Of the
manner, and whom, we cannot but believe is
heightened gentleman, should have given
n' consent TO publish an infamous canard
upon a Company Of State Guards which his
party has paid such extensive ~eulOgies for
good conduct. Certainly, lie will not allow
we villain to remain u~nsIposed.
VaPt CIaPp bsS our thanks for the prompt
manner In which he fefuted this base Islander
through the columns Of the Nashville Pres,
md u.t
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Those Splendid Sleeping Cars
Again.

We take pleasure in again sailing the attention o.
our readers, and the public generally, to those mag
nihesnt moving palaces in the shape Of Sleeping Cars
now run upon our railroads BY hessrs. Pullman,
Kcmblo and Ramsey. They have certainly neglected
nothing which would add to the comfort and enjoy
ment ofthe travelling public. The Conductors, MesSrs.
James Cumming, Jr, P. Crounce, r.. L. Hopkins, T. J.
Ware, d. Garrett, James Kimball and Richard NJ,
johnson, are as courteous and polite gentlemen as we
ever had the pleasure Of meeting with and We assure
our friends who may have the fortune to fall into
their hNras that they will have every attention paid
them. Do not fail to take a berth in tho Sleeping
Cars when you travel at night.
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VIM. Baker, Esq, Editor Of the Nc
Minnville ENTERPRISE.

We had the pleasure Of mating the acquaintance OF
this live loyal editor ola truly loyal newspaper a new
days ago. lie Is one Of those s!efiing and devoted
patriots who have stood up and fatgd the rebel music
with persevering zeal and efeFgy-with a Hons
strength and a lions heart, thoash surrounded by an
element adverse to every principle he advocated. Such
men as Mr.. Baker, who have dole the wOrk Of keeping
our country straight, and who have contended so faith
fully with the countless hosts Of treason, should GER
tainly receive the support Of the loyal people every.
where. Mr.. Baker is a candidate for the position OF
Clerk Of the Senate, and as he Has been cripple from
infancy, we trust his eminent services as editor Of IN
unconditional Radical Union paper will be properly
appreciated by his unanimous election.
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Disbanding Of Co. "B," lst Regi-
mant of Tenhessee State Guards


This Company wAB dhBahded mot discharged and
paid of on the Srd inst; III this place. In regard to
the closing services OF the company, we copy the. fol-.
lowing extracts from Our exchanges; not for the pur.
pose OF self i%audationi but to show our readers that
we e3me OIL all riSht=having made friends among the
respectable portion Of the people wherever we were
stationed, Notwithstanding the lying reports OF GER
tain CopperheSd individuals to the contrary
(Ftofi the Fayetteville News-Conscryatlve)
THE MILITIA.
Much to tic sttrgw and regret Of all our good citi-
gems; the "Melish, - /" wilfully, mali ciously, aud with
malice aforethoughtn picked up their t~ent.clOth aud
camp.Rettle and left; said " nobody to nothing" vale
longuml farewell to things below to things under the
ground and over tile gt6hnd:
But all jokes aside. capt. EtlshAm did much better
" Melishh were controlled rs well Va they were, The
Captain .~assutedly deserves credit for managing such
an adMi&tHFe OF dlscordaut AND heterogeneous ele.
mehts ahd tolors rs we'll Us he ala; e. y
From the Knoxville whis.)
THE sTATf GUARDs.
Captain Grisham's sbr.p4RS; frohl Washington tghu-
ty, WIS disbandeda at JOhesbuFuugh on Saturday HIST,
and paid Off. They hAFB been in the service fol hvo
months; being one ofthe first Companies mustered Into
the service, and were p1id Ss;Otd, .that was 4 good
company and was well Oficered and drilled, All but
five or sin Companies, DIT of setbhteeh, have been mus.
tered out and paid OH, Ahd the rev remaining compAn-
les will he ~ s46h. Is The rebel bushwhackers west Of
the mountains Will Behave themselves and allow quiet
to reigh.
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MARSHALlS SALE.

DY Virtue Of an execution issued frHm the
I'D Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
OF the United States for the Eastern District
OF Tennessee, at Knoxville, on the 9th day Of
August 1861, I'd me directed. ! will expose to
public sale on the lstday ofNovember 1867,
to the highest bidder for cash in hand al the
OourEHoase door In the town of Jonesbo-
rough, Washington County Tennessee, Tie
following desctibed property, to wit: All the
title, claim and interest that Charles A.
LOngmires has in and to one tract of land
situated In the nh civil district Of said
county, lpining the lands of John Longmires
sr] W. Mclnturf and Others containing 03
acrss More or less, with all the improvements
theteBH; levied on rs the property of said
CHARLES A. LonGmires to satisfy a judgement
Obtained in said Court for costs in favor of
the United States and against the said Chas.
A. Longmires.
fa 5a B, MCDANIEL, US S. Marshal.
sept6w4DfS5
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been restored to health In 4
few weeks ~ q verJ simple fsTHedf, aftsr having tuf'
fered fOf ssvefal ysafs With 4 severe lung Affection,
and thE, dfezd disease Oohsamfaion-b anxious TO
make known 70 his fellow sufferers the means OF cure,
~seription used free Of charged, with the directions foT
preparing and using The same, which they viii And 4
srRE crRu for CoNsuHPTIoE, hsrHnA, BRoScHIrts,
Coraas, CoLps, aud IN Thfoat End Lung Affections,
The only object Of the advertiser In sending the Pre-
s,rlpUon ls 10 benefit The EdiEled, and spread informa.
.irn uheh he eoncelVes TO Be invaluable, and he
hopes sfsry suaegor will try hi. remsdy, az II will eosi
lhshn nothing, and may prove 9 blessing. Parties wish
I'M tbs preseipllon, TREE, b return mail, will please
sddrsss REV EDNARDA A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Hisgs Coz New York,
is6Tmayloyis.M .P.ACo.
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Gard 70 rnvalfds.

AClsryam, vhis riding in South Amsriea " q
missionary, discovered a'afs and simple remedy for the
Cure Of Esrou, weakness, Early Decay, Disease Of
the Urinary and seminal Organs, and the whols train
Of disorder brought on By bansful and vicious habits.
Grss ssussa ts,s bssn stssB5 sosedh7 ihs Aobls
remedy. Prompted By = desire TO- bsnsN IN aHiieisd
and u~nfotauassrI vii End ne fssps ~ pfspsrtng
and uslng this ~usdlcins, In . S.aisd snvslops, 10 any
one vho nssis N Pre- n otsg. r..f..H
Pisas eusiop 4 posi.paH ,nvsIops, Addressed TO
yousslL address,
JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
s,atIon ., Blbls Hous,, New Yorf6itJ.
a~.rrtwostaIT .H."F
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namnArannA.

We are glad to see the forward movement made Bs
our young men In this matter. The curse Of drunk
enness Is Of all the most beAstly and degrading Let
the good work go on. We should be glad to know
that every yOang man, yea, and every old man, alsOI
was behind an imprsgnable bulwark OF a Temperance
aud a Union League! Then we should feel safe from
the incursions Of both internal and external fooS!-
Onward let them move, hand. inland, til; the whole
earth shall be "Rlled with their gloryi"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-09-13
NOTICE,

L VIII Offer ION SALE AZ ,THE SQUIRT
L House door, In the town Of ElizRfethfojl on the
Bt7 dsY OF September lS67. all the right; titte; claim
and interest tbSt Jas D. Hhea's heirs hs ~ and to a
certain trset 1t parcel Of land, said to coftafn one hnn.
dred aefes of hnd more or less. enIbracihg what ttatii
ed the fRyfpf ore 6shir; lying In the 10th efYfi d8tGtt
Of Carter County 10 satisfy a Judgement and cost that
n. Love obtained SgafhN him ~ the ChanteIy Cuuft
at ElizabethtpI at 5Suusfy tetnY 1868; AMI ,SHi be
sold unless debt and cost are sofner paid ,fis, tah day
OF August 1857. W. J. FOLSOM, b. s..
gg7ang2aH3uff
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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 effects OF
youthful ihdlscretiou, viii for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free % ali who need 1t, the recipe and
direction, for making the simple temedy By which he
was cured. shaerers wishing to profit BY the adVer.
li,er'. experience, sn DO so BY Addressing, IN perfect
confidence 5OHN b. OGDEN,
ls6fmsy1Oysittip.k C0. e .r.H
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Railroad Receivers.

Gov. Brownlow has appointed DR.. D. B.
CliGe, of Franklin, Receiver on the Memphis
and Ohio Railroad, and Hon. Charles J. Nc
Kinney Receiver, on the Rogersvilla Branch
Railroad. Both of these appointments are
excellent. No truer or better men could be
found to Gil the important positions assigned
them.
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TRIBUTE or

SANrEL h. CrSSISoHAN, NJ. D., departed this life
Sept. It'll, lSG7-aged 20 years II months. The follow
Ing resolutions were adopted by the session OF the
Presbyterian Church, Of which he was an active and
earnest member:
Resolved That since God In His holy providence has
taken from usgut beloved brother and co-Elder, DR..
5 u. Cunningham, we DO consider this a very sore az
Fiction, both 10 our church EAA car community.
Rc'Olre2, That while We coRA hR1sbly submit to this
Gricvous dispensation Of Gods provaGeneS feeling that
lie doeth an things well, wo would assure the family
Of the departed, or our sympathy in their ~atltetion.
R,olred, That in this providence We discern Gods
voice calling usas a CAa,ch and as = Session 10 a Ash-
+reoniecfation ~ lie, and greater fAithfulness N the
work unto which he has called us.
JAMES G. MASON, Moderator.
So. W. Lucky, Clerk Of Session.
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Mnannin.

Al 4 stated meeting Of Washington Chapter, No.
81, held sept. 7th 1871, the following Ohoera were
elected for the ensuing year "A. R. Piper, II. p.
Jacob Adler, Kingl Baml. Guggenhelm, Scribe EE. &
Mnthss, Cant. Host A.. @. Mason, Prin.Soj, Geo. y.
drisham, ROYAL Arch Capt @. Wheeler, Master 3rd
Vail; WIN. NJ. Fleming, Master % Vail; VIM Graham,
Master ist Vail John s. Mathes, Sec. W. NJ. Ian
dreth, Treas. VIM. n. Head, Sentinel.
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Cumberland University
LEBANON. TENNESSEE,

Since The addition Of LIEUT.. Gan. a, ?. Stewart ARt
P0L ]. 81 sxf6fd toths faeuftJ, af de establish
msnt Of a prqpsratofy. Ehpol Of the highest gfadei A
tie twelve eShifs n 1s tnrehsity are hasd " Vel
thai It's fhends woaH dbt exchange teachers wiz AM
other Institution IN America. Next session opens hrr
Monday In September.
Boarding 81 50 10 IS per week.
Tuition ga 1885 per session. -.aFr
Yor catalogues sidrsss the President.
Rev. I. " MeD0NN0LD,L ED.
LsbauoRf fsdh.
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THE UNION FLAG.
'JonesbOrO' Tenn, Sept, Is, 1867
LOCAL ITEM s,
IN Of pr. saml. D. ounnlnghAm.

10th of DR.. saml. B. Cunningham.
OmirO to the absence Of the editor we failt
~ notice in Out last Issue the death Of
4, most estimable and much esteemed tili-
i, He departed this life on the morning Of
r,n,smber 4th, %ls67-aged Oixty-nine years
.,svep months. Well may it be sald that
,,s{ man fs gone! We feel that one OF The
liners has fallen; and we are sAFe by the
Is, At this useful Citizen, 4 consistent,
,,oo.L active Christian, he has LEFT d void
,hs hearts tF the people Of this t5nma-
,,s which eauhtt soon BE- Rlledj fol-, as a
.Systsisa add surgeon and as an BOnored
t,smber Of society hs was Internationally
eminent.
n, Cunningham vas born in this county,
n,,ober 9th, 1897. He obtained his collegiate
%.du,stion at Washington Collegt; After
,,,dusting at that institution he attended a
sou,,e of medical lectures, and graduated at
T,,usyvania University at Lexington, Ky,
Soou after which he began the practice of
HI, nroGession in our town. In October 1926,
h. made a public profession of his faith in
rbri,t. Ia March 1885, he was elected an ell.
der in the Presbyterian Church, and cOutiD-
nod with increasing zeal in the work of his
Master, till he was called home; The words
of light on which his pastor founded his flu
neral discourse, were peculiarly applicable
n bim-Acts XIII 36-FOr David, after he
had served his own generation, by the will of
God. fell asleep" He did, indeed, serve his
avn generation. As q member of society, he
sought to advance her interest with an ener-
gy but few public men possessed. Our East
Tenn. L Va. Railroad, which opened our
mountain home to the world, owes its success
in no little degree to his indefAtigable spirit
o. perseverance and industry. As its first
President, he filed that position with no in
ferior ability. He was not a politician, yet
he loved bis country, and was true 20 her
when theStorm-cloud OF rebellion grew dark
and lowering. Asa physician and Christian
elder, his memory will live long among us ;
at least the many beside whose sick bed he
had miuistered, cannot forget him. He was
a faithful follower Of Him who doeth all
things Wells and as we look at his life now,
it seems indeed worthy of imitation and re-
meubrance. 1t was not by any means a per-
Ja lijO We have no perfectlives. But It was
an earnest, successful Chr1taN iie.
His remains we're followed to their last rest
ing place by probably the largest procession
Of sympathizing friends that ever turned out
in Ibis place upon such an occasion before,
Business was eatirols suspended, and every
body seemed Impressed vita THE deep and
solemn loss sustained by tae community at
large.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
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THE BEST MACHINERY,

C0OPER'S old extensive Factory has for sale
100 IMPROVED PORTABLE ENGINES, 8 ta 20
horsepower.
So IaPRovBU s%fAfttSERY ENGINES, 20 to 1876
horse power:
1913 PATENT FRENCH BURR FLOUR M FEED
MILLS, with Bolts; and complete Machinery for same
1000 COOPERs PATENT SUGAR PANS, Sto 10 feet
long. Price S22 to SO:
LOCO COOPER'S PATENT UNION SUGAR MILLS,
: sizes. Price, Heavy l-HOrSe Mill, SIS,
All are being ereEted in the most approved and sub.
stantial manner, with recent valuable Improvements.
This firm was the first to commence the practice Of
furnishing complete fixtures for Saw and Grist Mills,
and MilSrights to erect and set them in operation
hence their tfbfceedented success and reputation for
building the test Mills in the World; Send bt citchlar.
Address 3. AZ: COOPER; Mt: Vernon; Ohio.
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XftANTBb=A0 d. dsy to Agents-Lloyd's Great
w bBublo May u tnrJbe ahd AmetIEai 0otiBlht
cd, notified ind FaFflished, With ribbon biHiiitE; Hi!
ished to-day; shuwb ten million iidiles ~0fcities; towns,
villdg4B; tatl#a5 stations, riversi tiOlptalnSj lakes; &c,
cost StOB,B 66, yet sells at 81, worth SEQ. bdtH map 20
square feet. OcoupyiBg the space Of bit one oh the wall
with double laced roIlets and reverssrs, by which each
map can be thrown fFeht. Every house III the land
wants copy. PriHtEd iHstructioh' hBw to canvass
we'll, furnished odr aSehts; ladies d. as we'll as men.
Send tichey for sattBie and zee tBc tiap first. If not
capital, kt westefH states, California, Texas, Ne Or
LEANS Cdhddai SOUTH America, West Indies and New
England statEsI could get $40 copy for this map.
j. LLOYD,
% Cortlandt street, N. Y.