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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-10
By PROF. CALVIN STOWE, D. D.
THE LIFE WORK OF THE AUTHOR.
1T WILL TREAT or

l. The common popular objections to the Bible Al
the present day. What the Bible is Not, What Il Il,
and how 10 Use IT, "
2 The evidences upon which we receive the SaerAi
Bocks, and description Of the Ancient Manuscripts OF
the New Testament, with fac-simile ilIusirati,ns
3. Brief Biographies Of Ons HuHdrrd Aneisni WI.
ae'f@ Of tho New Testament, whose testimony Is mosi
important, much Of II cited In this work.
:. The testimony for the Historical Books, and A full
examination, separately, Of the four Gospels.
|. Lhs ApoeryPhai Gospels, and fragments OF Cos.
s. Modern substitutes for the Gospel History. with
an examination Of the works Of Strauss. Wei.se
Gfroerer, Bruno Bauer, y. g.. Bauer. sehepekeI an
henan, intended 20 meet tho undermining process.
Elin regard TO the authority ofscrPture, so prevalent
u. Acts Of the Apostles, the Apoeryphai Act. and
the fourteen Epistles Of Paul. Tho Catholic AMI ~
APocryphal Epistles. Revelation ofSt. John. ana ~
ApocrphAl Revelations. ~
$ The Bible PrOPAsi' and the Classical oraeles,
Q. The %Apocryphal Books Of the Old Te,,anspt ana
the reason for their exclusion from he Canon.
Nisa work Of rial value, not a~sceariau Al All. M,
ssfn Ineoiogiesl, but 4 just what II puFports to be, 4
History Of the Books Of tho Bible, snfHeientiv %critis,I
70 NEE, the wants Of the Professor, nc Cierryman bnd
lha student, and yet 30 simplihed as 10 IL tbe bost
needed ~ every Family and overy gundas schooi
Teacher a. The Compassion Of the Bible.
tbs 9ook "a new ADD fresh from he pen Of the An.
thor Nno ma. long been urged 70 is preparti,n Nv
fIe.idenia. q Colleges, and leading Mln.ters .nd
senolaFs o. the various Christian denorinatlons anS
nas given bis best energies to is enmplstion
y eo9inna about 20 pagea octave, printed from
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stsy's Of snsraying, BY the beat srtisls in ne eosn.
No. cue OF ue most popular boOks ever pub.
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a sHan EnFlish abridEment, adapted to Juvenile read
ers, IN duodrcimo form, has been reprinted bV another
ann In larger type, and spread over 40 sctayo pages,
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Making Good Coffee.

The making of good coffee is a rare thing in
tuis country most persons boil it, thus ma.
King n deeoction instead Of an Infusion this
'Fectually gets rid Of the delicate and AFRO.
matte flavor and leaves r comparatively
'isteless beverage. The following %particu.
l'rs will be worth attention Never buy
vour coffee ground, but grind il yourself, i'm
medintely before using il keep your coffee
pot, whatever kind YOU may use, wiped clean
nd dry inside adamp tea or coFee-pot &C.
rnires a musty favor that sPoils the best tea
or coffee.
The cheapest and perhaps the best coffee.
i'0ts are those made on the French plan,
oiled cafeiteres. II you have not one OF
these. adopt the following plan Put your
ireshly Rround coffee into the coHee-pot, pre-
'%ionslr made warm, and pour upon it water
"rtqally warm set the pot hy the eide OF
'He hre n few seconds, but do not let j., boil
m, then pour a cIpiul out and return II back
.'lain n the pot, in order to clear IL: having
dnne this, lett stand upon the hob or cen.
ire 10 settle, and in less than FIVE Minutes
" transparent, strong, aromatic Gun Of coffee
may he poured ont.
The proportions Of coffee (which should
not he too finely groundl recommended, are
. ounce TO 4 pint, or q pint Nnd a half Of
'S'ier. The milk used with coffee should Of.
-vrys he boiled and used rs lot as possible ;
'i'r hoiling or milk imparts q peculiar and
"tee"dingly pleasan. flavor 10 the coffee.
White sngsr Is recommended. ~ the molas-
- like favor of moist sugar quite overpow-
ets the delicate aroma.
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To Make TOugh BeerTender.

To those who have worn down their
teeth m%asticating poor old tough cow.
beef, we will say that carbonate of
soda will be found a remedy for the
evil. Cut the steaks, the day before
using into slices about two inches
thick. rub over them a small quantity
Of soda, wash off next morning, cut
into suitable thickness, and TO notion.
Tie same process will answer for
fowls, legs of mutton, etc. Try it, all
who love delicious tender dishes of
meat
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The advantage which the Warner Sulky Revolving
Rake Possesses over all others, Will be readily com.
pretended. IL gathers the hay free from dust and
sand, carries II clean, and IN dumping closes the win
Tow or rick In good shape Tor pitching.
The rake Is made Of wood. aud, in case Of brrakage,
eau br repaired by the operator, thereby saving the
delay Of sruding to a blacksmith or machiniat.
IL Is built OF the very best material. and is mere du.
rahle than any other wheel rake, an. Afforded al A les,
pricr than any other hT,t class rake.
The nikr-lraw shafts, levyrs. &c. NAV be detached
At pleasure from the sulky, leaving tue latter com
plrte In itself, aud ready for use. Being well built,
gotten up IN good style, with an excellent spring seat,
the sulky II a complete carriage Of its class and Il
alone almost worth the price asked for suIky and raks
combined.
These advantages are Possessed by no no other rake,
and muSt commend themselves to all wanting a com.
plete Horse Rake.
~. 5. MATHES, Agent,
JouysbOro' Tenn
ls6S-Apl1tf
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Cure For Diarrhea.

Mr.. Lalson Of Brooklyn, who served
fortwO years us a private in Duryea's
Z%onaves, states that his regiment suf,
fered much from the above complaint.
Tea made from blackberry roots
proved to be q certain cure and in
many initances within his knowledge
soldiers were speedily relieved by its
use. Two tablespoonful should be ia
ken three or four times a day.
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o1 A Printers Toast.

At a Printers festival, held in Low.
ell Mass, the following toast was
presented "Tho Printer-the master
ct all tho trades. He beats the farm.
= with his Hoe, tho carpenter with
lis rules and the mason in setting mn
I'LL columns he surpasses the lawyer
sui doctor IN attending tn their cases,
"H beats the parson 10 the manage.
mcnt OH tho deyil,n
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Agents Wanted.

Aseah had That EVEN Mihlalsr, s,hS,tb sssool
tqafnsr and blhh reader Vants The book and IN,
VIZ v; hsefal tomniaion paid, makes L tho mel
~ ssneJ y Fhifh you eau engage. Send ~,
"Pnon and con1denual c~lnaulsr, Afdress
,ss,- LEiGLEE. McCUnDY Co,
i~renAyhvsl a III 90 81, cinelnnan, o.
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The above Cut represents the small Machine as a
Reaper, In the act uf dropping a sheaf. This Machine
Is well calculated for small or billy farms. II embra.
c'N all the ~hextbility and strength Of the Mower, with
independent keaping Bar and Sickle, FIVE and a half
t,rt long, which eau be set to cut from one to fifteen
inch Stuhble the points Of tho guards or fingers can
BE- raised or lowered ~ a. to take up lodged or fallen
erain IN tho most perfect manner.
WARMERS REVOLVING sULKY RAKE.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-02
To be Cured or NOPAY

In Dyspepsia, Bilious Complaint, Custvenesl
llarrhca and Dyscntcry IT HAS NO EQUAL
curing the Diseases quickly with few dosc1
hy removing all irritating secrotions and intian]
matorv tendencies, and giving the stomach end
bowels natural, healthy tone.
This medicine has been used over II ycarl
yet it is unknown III many parts of TIE stat
from the fact that it has never been advertised
lie Proprietor never intended making it fd
general use but al the urgent request of Phys
clans who have watched its effect in sever
chronic eases, and friends and others who ma
recovered by its use from diseases that appearc
hopeless, he will now furnish it to Druggist
and Dealers throughout the State.
hS- Circular containing certificates of tn
most remarkable cures ever effected, from PLY
slcians, Ministers and others of the hghea
standing Ill the different towns where used, vii
be furnished by dealers FREE, or by addressin
SlLAS SMITH,
Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor,
3mdNw22I East Georgia, Vermont
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ELECTION
LOOK OUT FOR SPLIT TiCKETS!!
A BATCH OF TRUTH'S!!!

We would respectfully call the attention of
the pubic, to our new and well selected assort-
ment of Fall and Winter Clothing just received
Comprising Fail and Winter over Coats of all
the different STYLES, also Black and Blue Tricot
Suits. Black Castor do, Brown Meltons do
Silk Mixd. and Fancy Casr. do. Got up in the
latest style. Pants and vests IN new and desir-
able patterns. Also a large assortment of Hats.
aud Caps, adapted for Fall and Winter use
We also have large assortment of Gents
Furnishing Goods, comprising Under Shirts
and Drawers, Plain and Fancy Flannel Over
Shirts, Buck Gloves, Neckties, Paper Collars
and every thing comprising First Class Furnish
ing Store. Also large assortment of Fall and
Winter Boots, which we offer at prices that can
not be beat III Franklin County.
Give us call and satisfy yourselves Goods
shown with pleasure. Remember the place.
NORTON a. PERCY.
Lake Street, American house block. dwtt-95.
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FOR ONE DOLLAR

WYE SELL. DRESS PATTERNS, PANT Pat
w terms, Webs, Cotton Cloth, Shawls, Car
petings, Sheetings, Dry and Fancy Goods, &c,
&c. Circulars sent Free, giving full particu-
lars: on Twelve Chez Rs sent for One Dollar,
twelve different articles which we will
sell for One Dollar Each.
ST Ladies' and gentlemen wanted az Agents,
to whom the most liberal inducements are offer
cd, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
CHAS. LET'S Il CO.,
MANUFACTURERS Agents,
ca d CO FEDERAL STREET.
20S-ly] 1oston, Mass.
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Willow Baskets,

Large and small. These additions to the stock
previously on hand enables the subscriber to
he fonnd elsewhere in Franklin County. The
entire stock is new, has been bought cheap for
cash, many articles at a large discount from for
mer prices, and will be sold at a small advance.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
thus far, continuation is desired.
2O2-tf G. Ii. BAKER.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN DENruJ

REAT IMPROVEMENT IN DENTus
VI TRY
I'll" attention of the public is called to gres
discovery in Dentistry.
TIE GREATEST ADVANCE STEP EvEt
MADE IN THE ART.
The main difficulty in wearing artificial teeth il
they do net hoid in their place firmly enough
and add to this the annoyance of food gettn|
nNdcr the plate while eating. | have discoS ei
I'd method of 81 constructing the plate o|
~hich the teeth are set that they will not star
u crop while eating or speaking, neither vii
any particles of food get under the plate. nj
matter what the condition of the mouth ID
which Is not true OF any method hitherto used. |
have secured Letters Patent tor the Unite
States, England and France.
The improvement is not in material, but II
the construction, whichs ccurcs the atmosphere
pressure on the entire plate.
| have sold the exclusive of said improvement
to DR.. l.. Gilman. to wit, the Counties of Franhl
III, Washington. Chittcnden, Lamollle and
Grand Isle. Those wishing t. avail thcmselve|
II such improvement, will call ON
DIR. l.. GILM AN.
III. AiBANS. ............... VERMONT
n. T. FOLSOM. |
November, II, 1867. l9l-tf
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VERMONT
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.


'AeS'\i ~ " ttioOI OttSN WI
Notice OF Assessments for 1865.
The members of the Vermont Mutual Fire In
surance Company are hereby notified that the
following assessments have been made BY the
directors on all notes in force on the following
days, to wit:
September 3, 1867 per cent
November 4, 1867, 4 per cent
December %, 1867, i.per cent
January 10, 1865. per cent
March Is, 1868. per cent.
April 2, 1868, per cent.
April s, 1868, per cent
Apn ~, sos, per cent.
May II, 1868, 4 per cent
July /, 1863, per cent.
July 8, 1868, per cent
Making per cent. for the year ending August
|, 1868. said percentage 10 be cast upon the
original amount of Il e premium note, without
reference to any endoi sement and to be paid to
the Treasurer at his Office in Montpelier, on ol
before the l4th Y of October, 1868.
Members OF the Company will find in the hands
OF the Representative elect to the Legislature,
or Local Agents Of the Company, a schedule
showing the amount of assessment due from
each respectively; and they are particularly d..
sired to see that the money for their assess
ments Is forwarded to the office in October
] he asses sncnt must be paid when due Those
VINO ran thus to pay ought not to expect to be
pald II their property Is destroyed by fire.
little attention to this on the part of the Mem.
Defs oil the Company, at proper time, will save
the" expense and trouble [Sec Section sth
Act OF incorporation, on your policy, which will
DC enforced
il. THURsToN,
Montpelier Sept. l, 1868. Treasurer
3-2JI
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4 GENTLEMAN from Oswego, on a

IA summer trip down the st. Lawrence, stop
ped over sunday at the Dunnagana Hotel, In
the day Sunday he was seased with Cramps,
vomiting, VIOLENT pureing, &c.. indicating a
disease called Canada Cnolerp. He dispatched q
servant for medicines to the druggist but on
SUNDAYS those Consei vatories Of medicines are
closed, "a poor show for those who get sick on
Sundays.
He was constantly craving worse until his
symp oms became alarming. DAVID Gaic' the
then manager, called on me and wished me to see
him. ! Immediately gave him o tea spoonful Of
Ready Relief. diluted in half q tumbler OF water
In few minutes, his countenanee wore a lively,
feel much better" 81 feel easy" 1.-The pains aud
cramps are leaving me-" 80 gentle heat ia spread
inq ali over nv BODY" In the course of an hour
gave him another dose. In an hour after that
he alto his dinner In the evening he attended
church. On his return TO Montreal by called on
| ..e and stated that he believed Railways Ready
Relief saved his life j. kEpwAf, d. w.
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General State News.

AT fully attended town meeting
on Wednesday, Montpelier decided, by
a unanimous vote, to subscribe the full
amount authorized by faw to the Mont
pelier and Wells River railroad, and
appointed James r. Langdon, John A.
Page and Denison Taft M commissioners
under the act
The extensive steam lumber mill In
Bloomington, owned and run by the
Gallup Brothers, was destroyed by fire
some nights ago; loss between Sl2, 900
and $4,000.
Rutland offers $4,000 reward for the
conviction of the incendiary of the
latest fire In that unto rtunate village.
Sheep killing by dogs is generally
supposed TO be u summer pastlme, but
at Bethel a few nights ago, a flock be-
longing to Myron and James c. Bur.
nett, was attacked while confined In the
barn, and 81 were bitten several ofthen
fatally.
George p. Hayes Of Windsor dice
suddenly In a fl while In church a
that place, last Sunday, He was, 70
.everal years, mail agent between Spring
held and Newport, VT, but during tn
last year has been general agent In Yer
mont of the Travellers Accident insur
ance company Of Hartford.
The Rutland Opera House is com
l.leted, and will be dedicated this eve
Ming and tomorrow evening, will
concerts by the Parepa Rosa troupe.
A young man named Daniels, be
iongingin Greensboro, was killed Will
II, work with a saw machine at Victory
some days ago. by lever striking hin
In the head.
The st. Adams butter market wa
quiet enough on Tuesday, and the bes
fall articles sold for 40 cents and white
for 81 87s tubs were shipped.
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Addison County.

Rev. Mr.. Leavitt's donation In Fer
risburgh amounted to about 500. and
bountiful enterta inment
Il. Mott, of Vergennes, has opened
a new eating house and oyster saloon
in basement of Dyer's block.
Miss Laura WEIGH, Of Essex, NY,
was thrown by spirited horse, at the
residence of VIM. Joslln, ofFerrisburgh,
on Monday of last week, end received
some injuries.
The Nergennes water works are In
successful operation, and the supply Is
abundant for all the dwellings.
A Lyceum was organized in Wey-
bridge, last Saturday evening, with G.
l.. Harrington, President, F. L. Stewart
Vlce-presldent, and w. l. Twitchell,
Secretary. Subject of discussion next
Saturday evening: Resolved that Re.
ligion exercises greater influence on
the human family than Passion.
BRIDPoRT.-Dr. ]. J. Towle has
recently removed from Brldport Ia
Stockton, n. Y, whore he takes charg,
of n drugstore In addition to his prac
tlce.-The Ladies' Sewing Society ha
voted to refit chandeliers and lamps
so as TO light the church, that It ma,
be used these winter evenings TIL,
Congregational Sabbath School, has de
cided to adopt, for the coming year, tn
series of lessons prepared and publishes
in the Chicago S. s, Teacher. Bird
port has been recently visited by tn
agent Of the Bible Society, Mr.. Jane
Witherell. Eighty-ons volumes Of tn
scriptures were disposed of, worth Sal
70. Twelve families were entirely des
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STATE OF Observation-Disclosures ,

Addison, s..
ihe Probate Court OF the District III Addison
/" all persons interested in the estate If
~ THlRZA ADAMS
'a'e "' 'l'dlehlrv, in aid District, deceased.
u.. Greeting
ha'lnnn y. Sheldon administrator of the estst.
81 said lhirza Adams, deceased, presents hi.
administration accoun; for allowance and asls for
decree o. said estate;
therefore, by the authority OF the Stale OF Yer.
mont, you are hereby notified TO annear befors r.
Probate Court tor the District oil Addison. at a
session thereof, to be holden at the Probate Oice
IN Middiebury. in said District on Monday. d,
4th !iay ct January next, QsG9) at 10 o'clock /.
me forenoon, and show cause, if any you have,
Why saiu aceouat should not be allowed, and such
decree or order made as shall he necessary 10 co-
the settlement of said estate.
Dated at Ni'hlehwv, this 10th day of Dec.
\. u. 1868. led : RI'Su[EII ''
3S3w -,
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THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND
REMEDY

HE GREAT NEW ENGLAND
l. REMEDY.
DR.. w.POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND
Cures Sore Throat Colds, Coughs, Dptheria
Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood. and Pulmonary Az
iections generally. 1t is remarkable remedy
for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes. Difficulty Of
voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and
Bladder. Gravel and other complaints,
Boston, Jan. 20. 1868.
PoLAND's WHITE Pine CoMPoUND.-Ater hav-
ing given it a thorough trial we can confidently
recommend Poland's White Pine Compound as q
very valuable article tor the of colds coughs,
and pulmonic complaints generally. la several
cases we have known it to give prompt relief
when all other remedies which had been tried had
failed. 1t is an article which, in climate so
promotve of sudden andise, ere colds is that Of
New England, ought to be in every family and
we are sure that those who once obtain it and
give it fair trial, will dot thereafter lie willing
TO be without it.-BOsioH Journal.
A VALUABLE MEDTCISE.-DE PolanIs White
Pine Compound, advertised in our columns, is a
successful attempt to combine and apply the med
icinal virtues Of the White Pine Park, 1t has
been thoroughly tested by people in this city and
vicinity, and the proprietor has testim mails to Its
value from persons we'll known to our citizens.
We recommend its trial in all these cases Of dis
case to which it is adapted. 1t is for sale by all
our druggists.-N. Y. hdependeat
The White Pine Compound is ow sold in every
part Of the United States and British Provinces
| Prepared at the NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC
DEPOT, Boston, Mass. 10;1y