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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08
NOTiC- s..
FpM tie P. ote slant Chuschma,

among our cxcha" Scs few are mort
welcome or more worthy q! commentia-
ton than the National Trccmason. Its
Editor Rev DR.. A!eMurdy, u clergyman
isa thorough scholar an experienced
editor Al aldo writer and thoroughly
inhned with that charity, which is the
tr,,n bond ard cement not 'only of the
cr,'tt, but of all civil and religions spci.
e'v He sends forth paper every
week that is full Of valuable anil inter-
ss.srg matter, not ONLY adapted tomeal-
brrs Of the fraternity bat Tor other
readers. Every Craftsman sLouli sub
'crihe t" it and others might be improv-
ell hJ rc,lingit
tEnqnifer of Con neeiicut
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08
New Jersey Re viev.

The most comprehensive and Catho-
lie Ct publicatioa-an excellent family
paper, from wh;,h everything objection .
aba is excluded.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08
The GOpher;state BitteTs.

A certain and speedy cure for loss
ofappetite, Indigestion, Dyspepsia.
Costivcness, Sick-hcadachc, Jaun-
dico aadrG crelnl Deility.J For
sale at Cfemmers Drug Store in
Cresco. Consumptivc patients will
find spc cdy relief from its usc.rsl
It's plcasaptitoTthe taste,swhole-
some, aWliayigoratingq Put up in
large bottles At va, % each. [2SmS
The NEw York EtEsrSo Ex-
iPR gss ,says4: III 4 We were surpris-.
ed at the manyosuperior advantages
the Plancr, Braunsdorf & Co. Ma
chine possesses over all others,
land feel constrained ato'request all
Others Interested to make a similar
investigation
4 sTsq nachiue rccsenacnded in
the above notice, is the Etna Ma
chine of Which NJ. NJ Jones of Nc
Gregor is the agent. 1t is said by
'thsse sompotcnti tojudge, to'bc ono
of the very best machines in use.
.TFH ! = 2'Hfi1I soft.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08

Westera Home Journal. Kansas
The acknowledged Masonic paper Of
the country
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08

Eastern Journal Md.
The best Masonic pub:icat ion in
Amcrica--this is saying great deal
yet not too much
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08

Independent, VI.
An uhsuroassed Journal
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08
Erpounder Mich

~ EIPUUHUtI NlIUu. 80"
I Every pagefshows the. skill Of the
workmen who devote time to ito CLASH
cal and learned pages.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08
Ohio Sentine
Union Sentinel, Kansas.

The best Masonic paper published.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08

The best established Masonic Journal
in the u. ).
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08

THOMAS BELL, Gen. supt. Detroit
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08
New Advert semerfs,

0nn BUTTER FIRkINS for sale
AOO by
STROTHER e. KIRKPATRICK,
South end Of Brick Block. Cresco,
Iowa august 1st 1857.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08

N3ESH arrival Of Mems Hats, Just
Il from New York, ut
STROTHER & kIRKPATRICk's.
Brick Block, Crcsco. August 1st 1867,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
I'VE Men Crushed 70 death.

We lsaraEthas % Wednesday,, the soth ul..,
two men named Hampton and Taylor, their
Christian names we cid not ascertain were
crushed to death BY The falling Of a large
''eOs- ThsJ were engaged in the work Of
grading on the East Tennessee and Western
n, 2. Railroad, near the residence Of De. oaE-
veil Taylor, u Carter county, audiD making
an excavation beneath . large boulder, n fen
upon them 50 suddenly that thsy aid no, have
'tn' % make their sseapesani were crushed
90 badly about the head and breast mat they
lived but > ew hosfs sRsr the unforuna.e
occurrence
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n ChancerY at Blountville.

IN w AND j. CRUMLEY VS.,
AJo E Hunt and Martin Fleehor. In Ills case il
dppparing from tho BIZ thet the defendants, y, HUT
and Martin Fleenor, nra non residents Of Tho State.
II Il ordered that publication be made in the UNION
FLAG, for four siccosuivs weeks, notifying said de-
PENDANTS to appear before the ChahceryOourt at Blouut-
villc, on the Srd Mondaylin November, 1888, and make
defence, or this cause will be SIT for hearing tx purte.
October 8, 1865. WM. MULLENlX, Q. 4 M.
Gsoc8w4pi6. Z w#trt HtfNFHW3ffW
,NEC.J. CALLAHAN AND OTHERS vs..
,lM G.. w. Sells and others. ;nihis cause
il is alledged in the Blu thai F.. s.. Hartman,
Elizabeth Hartman, A. A. Minor, Jane Minor,
James Fields, Susan Fields = Hirt and his
wife Sarah Hirt and Mary Owen are monte s-
idents, II is therefore ordered that publicS-
ton be made in the Union Egag, sor four sue
cessive weeks, notifying said defendants to
appear before the Chancery Court nj Blount-
vile, on the ard Monday in November, 1868,
and make defence, or this cause as TO them
will be set for hearing ex pArte. October s,
1868. Nh. MULLlNEX, G. q NJ.
l6SOcDw4pf5.
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Public Speaking.

Maj. A. u. Peaiboas, EIeetor for the First
Congressional District, viii address the peO-
pie on the issuss Of the Campaign a. the fol-
times and placeFt1UFW
Newmarket, Saturday, October 10. 4
seviervilIe, Monday, October II.
cambridge, Tuesday, Octoberl3.l
Gfeenetflle, Monday, October 10 l.
Clifton, Cooke Co, Thursday, October ~,
Pafrotsville, Friday, October IS. g,
Hays FuFnace Saturday, a. !.
Jonesboro', Monday, October 20.
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Chilly the Evenings in DC.
~ tnhar IN

Pill
This Il a common remark, yet how few think Of the
danger Of exposing themselves 10 their innuence' In
al low, mershy localities Ague aud Fever psevail az
this season Of the year. In this disease there ia inya
riably more or less arrangement Of tho liver and d.
gesliye organs. The remedies usually resprtedt TO have
reference 10 preventing the pNroxysin or breaking up
the chiis. II this is effected without removing the
canse, a relapse is inevitable. H0STETTERlS sT0M-
AOH lTTER strike directly NJ the foundation OF the
evil, by acting on the liver and correcting ~digestiun.
Tho cause being removed, the paroSysm viii cease,
and the chils cannot rrtuu, When the paticut IL
weak and debilitStea, the BitteTs should be resortad
to, as they viii stFeugthen and tonelh stomach, allay
all nervous Irritation, aid iRfuso renewed aniwation
Into The hitherto dropping spirits, withOat l~enlailing
the danger Of FeaGtiona
H0STETTERs STOMACH bITTERs Is truly. n pre-
yeltive %nediciny, rendering even the iceblest fraiue
lmpoTyisus 70 all mAlarious i0dhencesi and, asa sioP-
achic aud anti-bilious medicine, IL Is iucpntparable,
and no one who values his health can afford tOdo with
out II. FOrtlfy the system with tlhs inesilniable leHic
aud invigorant, and he tyChills " Octaber Evenings"
viii haye.no terror for you. ~
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nhnnnn.

hbA name to sec how some Of our Peo-
pie are rsslseang The graves " their de-
ceased friends. Why DO you not place some
thing over hen IN DE shape q iomb-s.onss,
pHq thus mark lhsiF last resting place 10
sssad q PRINTING tbs briars and .blsles
20 grow Up and completely hide them ron
view This ought no. % 70 bsln 4 s~iYiil1ad
community.
See NJ. asddsss' advertisement "a srgl
page. Re sails bssaufni Ggaye s.onss At y.
nartatly ioe pirsa. send ahd ssi hen q
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
The Murderer,

A party consisting Of three of our citizens
pursu cd McIuturfi who murdered Mr.. Calvin
Shaw III this place last week, but returned
on Tuesday evening without succeeding in
overtaking him. It is probable he has made
good his escape into North Carolina. We
learn a petition from ZONE Of our best Clti.
zsns has been forwarded to the Governor,
requesting him to issue his proclamation Of
fering a reward for him. 1t should be done
at oRee, " fm lJ1
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09


\ 4 will address my fellow citizsns of the
FIRST Congressional District at the following
times and places, and will divide the time
with any one thai is a candidate for Con-
Beans Station, Granger county, Monday
Rdtledse, GrSfpser county, Taesday octO-
y Bl AN X ros@. otsussr county, wodns..
Henry Roads, seSier sshnty, Thus
day, October rs, fHatAr
Trpnuels = Roads, Ssrler county, FSiday,
October IL. Aigk F 70 =
ssylervills, ss7isF county, Saturday, octo-
fair Garden, Sewer soupty aouday, oetO-
Der 10.
Newport, Cooke comfy wednesday oc'O-
Der 81,
Psrrottsviile, Cooke county, Thursday oc-
tober %,
oausy Branch, Greene county, Friday, Ocr
tober 30.
GrssueYllle, Greene county, Saturday Dc
tober "a.
JOussbOiO Edshiaston county, Monday,
October 26. fsi fr '-
Johuson,y Depot, wAshingtou county. FRI
day, October 30.
FlizabethtOnf Garter county Saturday 0e-
tVpet 80 Ht ~ -I..t -
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lookout Mountain School.

owe notice that the summer term Of this
vslLknown institution closed last week, there
having been in attendance II scholars. Gen.
John Eaton, the State Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, attended the examination
aud delivered the address, Among the prize
speakers in The closing exercises, We observe
the name Of William a. Good, Of RhsatoWn.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
Robinson's Circus and Menagerie.

6~ODAnbOue OAhSup uAu oho6O
aOn Monday next, the 18th inst this extern
slEs C~Ombinatios Of Ten Shows IN Ope--cOn-
sisting Of numerous D~sxterous Gymnasticsl
Performers, from almost all parts Of the
world, and a host Of curious wild animals
collected fOm almost every portion Of the
habitable globe, will be on exhibition IN
Jonesboro- At Nashville, Chattanooga, Knox
Vile and other cities they have had Immense
crowds of people to witness heirekhibitions,
and we doubt not but the same Interest will
be manifested by our people in this chance
for sightseeing. .TI
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couniv oonrt

knetptag No apppolninsnl 81 J. d. Price,
Btqi., chaimsa o. ~ Court sna y n ioss
a alsesuee, 70 reprsspu. ne intsrsst Of
Washington County a. ne coming sIssaep
sfes Board Of Director if ne y q IVA. r,
Rotd but vsry lirls business q i~upastsbea
uns transacted, hy ibs msmbsis of shis
Houofatls hody.s
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09

= ZION. ThOs, A. Hamilton md Gen John D.
Rodgtrt shs Rspublican candidates foe Con-
grssu for the STATE a. barge, will address their
fellow-siiiIens In East Tennessee at the iOl-
loving llmsB, and pisces, tolwiss HOO
New MARKET, Saturday, Oct 10th.
Elizabethtouy Ocfslith.l ar
se4fertile, October 18th.
Dandridge, October 18th lra % el
Sneedviilo, Thnudayf Oct 18th.
MafyviIle, Oct. ASA,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
Judge Howard.

This unfinching dispenser Of tustice'
Jrdge of the First Criminal District, is en-
forcing the Ku Klux and other laws to the
letter. This kind of work, thoroughly per-
formed, win soon cause bad men to stay at
home and attend strictly to their bust
meas. e-1
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
CORRECTION.

Cart s. A. Bowel viii speak At McKee,
Church, (ohushy vais) on Tuesday October
ian, and not stPhiaeslpbIA as appears in
Al lih q AppolasAshis ne bsiiIAlsp speak
At UrhAnao Church, rear Limpssns, on iO-mOr
row Saturday abe 10Th ! d r
Hon. Newton Hacker has consented 10 Be
'%ptt,tn, sad saarssj thb people 49, I
Broglssslle wsdnssdty, 0cvober 100.
p1sstAnt Hiil, Thufsday, October 1913.
Paynslswn. Saturday, October i1tb. -
gohnsous Depot Monday, October letb,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
SRERIFF!S SAFES.

#. I. nN TL NH VIZ H' |H. f." HfNyN
nYVIRTUE Of two ri. Fa's issued from
D the Circuit Court Of Sullivan county,
and to me directed, : viii proceed to sell,
TO TIE highest bidder, for cash in hand, at the
the door of the Court House, in Blountville,
on Monday the I'd day Of November 1868, all
the right, title, claim and interest that VIM.
PooF.has in and ton certain tract ct land, In
civil district No. 0, of said county, adjoining
the lands Of George Horn, john Hawlsy and
others, known as the home farm, containing
1876 acres, more or less, levied on to satisfy
two jndgments-the one in favor of the State
for costs. and the other in favor Of A. A..
Kyle, for debLand costs, and both against the
said VIM. Poor. Oct. 5, 1868.
7. II. EASLEY, Sheriff.
ls6soct9w4pfS5
THY VIRTUE Of a Yend. Expo, issued from
h this Circuit Cour: Of sullivan county,
and to me directed, l will proceed TO sell To
the highest bidder, for cash in hNhd, at the
door oF the Court House, in Bloahtyille, on
Monday the I'd day Of November, 1868, sll
the life estate of defendant W. d. Haynes, las
tenant by courtesy in u house and lot lying
ia the town of Blountville, county Of Sulli-
van and State Of Tennessee, adjoining and
east OF John Hammers residence--Ihe lot
levied on supposed to contain one half acre,
more or less, and ia the property where said
defendant now resides, sold to satisfy = judy
ment for debt and costs in favor Of John b.
McI.in and against said W. d, Haynes.
, Octo5, 1868. T. II. EASLEY, Sheriff.
Is6sortsw4pt$5 ..aq
my VIRTUE Of a writ Of Vend. Expo.
b issued from the Circuit Court Of Sui
livan county, to me directed, tested first
Monday, OF July, 1862, | will expose to
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
at the Court House door, in Blountyille, on
Monday the I'd day Of November next, all the
right, tile, Claim aud Interest thst Joel N.
Barker has in and to 3 certain tract of land,
| lyingfin 9th civil district, of said county, al
joining the lands Of james Ssnaker, Carey
Cox, VIM. Sno1grass aud others, containing
$50 acres mora or less, to spiisfy a Judgment
for debt and costs ID favor of WIN. HeNland
& Son VS.. Joel N. Barker. Oct. s., 1868.
4. II. EASLEY, Sheriff.
is6soct9B4pfS5
10y VIRTUE OF TWO ORDERS of sale,
ID issued from the Circuit Court Of
Sullivan county, and TO me directed, | will
expose TO sale. TO the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, at the Court House door, IN Blonnt-
willie, on Monday, ID day Of November, 1858
all the RICH t, tisle, claim and interest that
Archibald BrNner has in and 20 Que tract Of
land containing H4Aeres, more or less, ad.
joining the lands Of the widow Stanford,
-Elzea and others, in civil disfrict No
IA, to satisfy two orders OF sale~-one in H.
vor OF James A. Boyd, aud the otheriu favor
William N. Powell for coats aud against J
T.. TIivilt aud Archibald Bruner Oct. s, 1868
~ H3e r. II! EASLEY, Sheriff.
7fB6soctgw4pf8B W
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Commendable.

Mss Ella Baovs Ane Miss BSrTrh A.. O.
sAAF, deserve great credit for their Efforts,
On Saturday last, ip raising money 70 aid
Mira. shaw, whose husband WAS 50 bru,ally
rn~Srdered-ahd who we learn, hns 1 sick
shildst the verge Of death. Nearly thirty
dollars we're the fruits Of their labor,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
East Tennessee University at
Z rrfN r.xL-s ...H ...Tsr.

East Tennessee University at
bslse h9iG Knoxville. il9y
See the advertisement Of this old and ex-
cellens educational institution i~neanother
.colpma Rev. Thos: ", HOasa, the Prssi-
dent, writes us from Knoxville On tbe ID inst,
in regard to the condition Of tbs Institution,
as follows:
"our University opens this, the Winter
Session, under encouraging circumstances.
The number Of students is large compared
with that Of last year, at the same time, The
advantages Il offers to youth at this thine, are
very considerable
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
Maea-Meetina At Knoxville.

Mass-ldeeting at Knoxville.
A Grand Republican Nass-Mesting Is to
be held at Knoxville, on the 22ad inst, at
which Gen. n. P. Banks, and many ether dis
tingOished orators are engaged to address
Ihs psOpley ~. rqli gf
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
/ Good and Nov Mnsin.

If you want the newest and best pieces Of
MusiC, send 10 Messrs, Lee 1 welksr, Music
Dealers, PhiladelPhia, Penn, bsa
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
ReY. Jonathan 3. Mann.

ThiS eminent divine preached ip the y, E..
Church, 10 this place, on Sunday night last,
and we do not remember having, for many
years, listsnea % ! more eloquent and excel
lent Iermou, HE lusnt delivery, hi powers
Of fheiOFie,S-his complete command Of the
most ehasts ana beautiful lshgnage, far suit
PRssss, Ia our estimation, any Of the pulpit
etstors in this country.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
c0l. Rranner strleken with Paraly.

We are panied TO learn that Col. Johp n.
Branner, President Of the Bast Tennessee and
ylEginis Railroad, AZ Knoxville, Tenn, was
strietsa whA something like paralysis, on
Monday lass, and that he is now ias very
Prscsrious eOaditiOu. Coll BrSnner has
proved himself to be one Of the most able
and s%iclsnt Railroad men in the Uuitsd
stAiss, and the public generally will deeply
symPaehise With him ia bis afiicllons. We
a~lncersly trust he win recover. A..
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Cnnferenna.

The HoIston Conference Of the Methodist
+. Church, commenced it's annual session this
week a Chattanooga.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
LINDEMAN & SONS

ttlufNteu AM ucAo"heu a
Patent Cycloid Piano Fortes
wnrs awarded at the late Fair bfltle Amecieau Insti.
iute tbs fIRST PREMIUM GOLDM MEDAL, yor Nords
d, Superiority and EEcgIsncs. III
Vvrdicfef the Jadges Of the Fair Of tks Ahlsri-
can IHStiiiis.
"Thsrefpre, considtring the nnyrng and value az the
Invention, Hnd the results which spring frum n, .to-
wit, the pruinctlOn of al the elements which 70 %
form q perfect Piano, We. declare No, W, the vrcLOIn
ftAsn, Tatputsd aud manufactured BY Lindepan 4
S,as, of New Yprk, jasiy entitled to the firsi Premi-
uni for the bgsi PianO on exhibition, In the present.
Fair 81 the ARir rioan l~nstivute,n
similar tcstl aionals WIRE awarded these superb In
Ftrnnwnis At tho State fAirs Of MICHIGAN, INDIANA
saad wherever they have been ~eAhlhiied IN
competition.
Rend the Opinions Of Great Artists.
Gottschark the renowned Pianist, saya ia is the
hne,t lnatrliaient 81 the Square clsss that 7 have ever
tried. The tDua csines Dat a. rich and solid a. that "
a Grand Pitno. Z have tested n " would \ Grand
Piano for Points ~ ~delicncy aud VI strength, and 3
has siaod The test iHefefg trny.n
fhe following %stuinent Artists concur IN the atove
~opiuioni
John NJ P%aiiison. Carl Ausghutz, A. Bagi,H, Ahred
A.. Pease, William Mason, Gustav Stgekri, Harry san
iersun, Vim. X. Dassford, Charles frrdal, CD. Hop
kins, Thee, Bisiield, 0eorge W.. Morgan.
No. 2 Ioroy Place, Blocker Street,
OSaug2lmosl2l NEW YORK. :
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Appointment Filled "Ad Interim"
Arebsl Methodist preacher, named Vaughan,
had IA appointment to preach at JacksOn's
achOOl House, In this County, on Saturday
lat. The crowd collected, but his Worship
/, fat did not see proper TO make his appear
sncs, owing to some cause yet unexplained.
In the meantime, Capt, s. "A. Bowel happened
along ain the nick Of time" on bis way to
ell his appointment At Douglass Shed, aad
By special invitation addressed the people
on the political situatiOn. The meeting then
adjourned 70 the Shed, where a large and in
tslligent assemblage bad come together, who
were addressed by Col n. b, Owens, Capt.
s. "A, 5oveil, NJ. +, &. shipley and others, in
behalf at Grant and Cqlftx.p A regular Rad
zeal revival took place, aad the few outside
% the pale Of Union salvation were taken in
and aow Fejoice IL The true kaitht
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
AwHERE,s KooPER =

.a - ..M AEE - l..
This d the solema question that now greetS
us on sysTy side. Aad echo answers, wHERE2
I'd. Kooper, (sonetiHiss spelled with q Kr)
late Sec. o. His Accideney the Great Aogul
of the Democracy, was 70 have addressed
his friends 81 The lLost Cause at this place
on wednesday last, bat be came up in the
v~Oeatvs 4 No Cooper came to sauiaeA the
burning thirst Of tho half dozen 9, s. AS,
who #ood upon the street coraers a~nHiOusly
awaiting his arrival. It is said that when
cooper arrived az Greeneville, on Tuesday
Che renowned place where Andy johnson
played Tailor and Alderman at one and the
Same time, and found himself walking as
ain some gloomy han deserted there not
being even a Corporals guAsd Pressut to list
ca v his haraaane, he Immediately took the
back track 20 the land where Ku Kluxes are
more oanerous, and whore the "White Mans
GOvetumentn Is not SO much on tue decline.
Let US have peaeei
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WANTED. AGENTS, 9 s.9 3ia 400.

ereryNherr male and female, TO inlroduce the n
ING MACHINE, Tltls nRcine will atiteh, hem fell,
tuck, gail, cord, bind, bruia and elnbroideri In a most
supetiRs Bitnuers Price only SlS. Emily werranied.
TOR lee gears We will pay Sl0OO lofnny uiAchiBe il'Nt
will sew a stFonger, mora heantiful or more gastid.
seam than npFs, II makes the 'Blastis Lock Stitch. =
aEvery second stlielb lcan BE- cht, and am she
cloth cannot BE- pulled apart without tearing H., We
.gise kgrnts frn,n s75t0 $40 pse maRth aud cspen-es,
male, Addrsaz sEpOMB & co. Pittsbutg, Pa, or
Horton, Maes. Aafe AU ra2N tHs va ahs Bl4uN
CkrriOss~-Do pot~ belmPoaed upon by'cthor parties
santr nrne or otherwisea Ours IL the DHlg genuiAv aud
reatls rFaetiral choap machine manufactured.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-29
LATEST NEWS FROM THE 'FRONT.'!
Awful SLAUGHTER OF TnE ENEMY
THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING IN HEAPS
on THE FIELD.


THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING IN HEAPS
on THE FIELD!
UtHIS terrible yet desirable result has been
l. brought about by MILLER's Raj KILLER,
one IT the greatest discoveries Of the age Il
never fails but always does the work effective.
ly; dead shot not only 10 Rats and Nice, but
to Reaches. Ants aud alt other kinds Of vermin.
Among the many advantages II possesses over
all similar preparations. are the following:
II can be placed with safety anywhere, as il
contains mol = particle Of that most dangerous
aud inilsmmable of all known substances,
IhospAorus, which enters largely into the COM
position OF all other Rat Pastes sold. and which
sometimes causes serious destruction Of proper.
" by fre--wc would. therefore, advise farmers
and others who have much combustible mate.
rial about their premises. hot 10 use these phos.
phoric compounds. as they run a great risk
therefrom.
our Paste is composed Of ngredients Of which
Rats aud other Vermin are specially fond Of,
hence they will eat IL when they refuse other
kinds. II never hardens aud becomes worth.
less like those PhosphOric Rat Exterminators,
but always retains its proper consistency-loses
none OF its poisonous properties, acts promptly
and efficiently ia the destruction Of these pests
Of humanity above mentioned. Rats after eat.
ing ], have raging burning thirst which CON-
pels them ~ leave their holes In search Of
water aud " the proper precaution be used 10
have no water open about the premises, they
will 60 oil To- find il. aud die elsewhere. For
particulars see wrappers on bottles. Try a
bottle; We will guarantee IL ia every instance
I" 'io ~ we say. Prepared only by
4. J. MILLER,
" y. Howard street, Baltimore.
X. WILLIS, AaESr. Towsontown. Md.