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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-06
sAftt J Aarertsse,tretrfs.

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w shoud send ION Dr. 8. 81. Landis' rrest
teaching all about Sexual. and ,MaITiaRe
Physiology 81, or 16cenE for T'Sern1oh on
GourtsmR and MRtrtaee,p including 8pfc5dI
pIice 6yIeturn mail prepaid AtIIffesg Gan-
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Glrard ave. Philadelphia, Pa, 8I.-
HuRE 80gRSRLEo Of DERILlTY, SEX.
S.UAL DISEASES, 60. Send Your adj
1tesa on stamped envelope and ask for cir
cular Of Pathology, u Direct AMERICAN
NEWS co., IN Nassau st. New York .. =
GuRE YouRsELFof DERILITYSEXUAL
" DISEASES, &c,-Send your address on
;s.I9StnPea envelope and ask for circular OF
~ 1aInology. Direct AMERICAN NEWS CO.
III NASsau-st.. NaNR Nnrh. - -. 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-06

value which may fail in his way, and
Il nothing .preEents he may try the
closets of the upper story. Sometimes
these fellows make great hAuls. For
instance, a sneak thief made an en-
trance into a Fifth avenue mansion
while the family were at a party, walk
ed up to the second story, and there
found in closet q tin box, of whose
value he could not have had an idea.
1t contained 100000 in Government
bonds, and they have never been re-
NOvpFa6 ri
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-06

Probably never before in the whole history of
medicine, has anything won SO widely and SO deeply
upon the confidence Of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series Of years, and among most OF the races of
men 1t has risen higher and higher in their estma-
ton, as iE has become better known. It's uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat have made 1t known n
liable protector against them. While adapted To
Inder forms OF disease and TO young children Is
Al the same time the most efectual remedy that
he given for incipient consumption, and the dan
geTous affections of the throat and lungs. AS pro-
vision against sudden attacks OF CrOBp. IL should
he kept hand in every family, and indeed all
arc sometimes subject To colds and coughs, all
should DO provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled Consumption Is thought in
durable, still great numbers of cases where the dis
case seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
ChFrrlS PICTORIAL. So complete Is its mastery
over the disorders OF the Lungs and Throat, that
the obstinate OF them yield to it When moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
fO5aE they subside and disappear.
Singers aud Public Speakers 1nd great pro-
lection from It.
.1sthIna is always relieved and olen wholly
cured by it
bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
Cherry PectOrat in small and frequent doses.
SO generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish tho certificates OF them here, do mOfes
than assure the public that its qualities are fully
maintained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-06
GENERAL RRMARKs.

In the manner referred to, but to a
far greater extent, crime is subdivided,
and is also controlled by laws peculiar
to itself, SO that under any circum-
stances a certain amount of crime VIII
occur, and hence society is forced, in
self defence, to apply restraint and
punishment. One fact is very evident /:
criminals, even when successful, are
exceedingly miserable, being always in
danger of arrest, while as far as perma-
nenT profit is concerned, the idea is alb
surd. Wealth is impossible, and mere
living is the sole reward of life offear
and State Prison in the end, Between
the fence" and the police, who gem
orally levy blackmail, the culprit has
but little left, and the brides forced out
of him by the latter are sometimes
enormous. Who ever heard OF a rob-
Der becoming rich? ST.. r..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-06
Agents Wanted.

DEoPLE in want of, and Agents who are
/ selling all kinds OF SEWING MACHINES,
are requested TO address me with stamp for
greatly reduced prices and terms J. X.
PEARSoNs, box 4. Charlestownt Mass,
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TNTELLIGENGER IOB OFFICE,
il No. Is Quincy street. -5--
DRAYTICRETs AND BILLS OF LADING
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
CHECKS, NOTES. RECEIPTS.
SHOW BILLS, for Country Merchants.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed.
MANUFACTURERS LABELS.
nSsuRANoE Po11GTEs AND B1ANKs,
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0neI trtet i9lettre1..
SWEET sIxrEEN.

30" ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-18

AFsriAs Isseorle.
Mr.. EDlroR. hope the name 81 DR.. a,
M. Holt will come before the people of
Orange as candidate to rspresent The Eco
bic Of Orange in the Senate AZ ne next
Legislalure. ~
When the people called forinen 70 come
forward and npresent The county ofOrange
in the Mongrel Con, en,ion. Maj. J. Nv.
Graham and DIR. Holt, at the solicitations
81 the White men Of Orange, came forward
and sln,licated tAea rights o. die white
mems party 10 successful issue; aud IN
the Conyeinipn ahey have shown BIZ, ths
course pursued, that they are worthy Of the
support AMI confidence III the people of
Orange. - 1 hope they will We lunanimoarly
uemlnaied Y, represent ine leeapyran. ihe
next Legislature. aid lseaa s.,,,; VI
'@sv@5 r. ,.9s - CONSERVATIVE,
.hslbs has r1~s~S>,>f>rrssTrtis ,insnom
laah ycharls,ss Nsc,.Ms'eA faoaisssi ~
H. q. Badger, Esq, Secretary Conservative Executive
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-18


The Convention. % Mnndsy. passed en- order dis
rcs.iDs che election pphs t.isuaOn Or rsisrtiOn Of
the Cehsli.uiiol. sod for the election otstaIe 06fes
Coass..msn. a&e. 'ebs held ." ne als'ssd. and
2sIsfAgatsf : sssai3.} 'a49i'iale' ~ ,ls
Thseob.ealioa sltournrd sisss;t 20 Tassdsy,
wsespeti to polish iSicuF next issus W. Of ~
.hs Srs Of general id.eres passe - TIE consenllen
wbish win most pfrjsninaie, ihe evil o. The cool
We are 1t now prrpsrtd d say. Some ~ iheifsc'.,
". rink 10y oui,iie y De dsis. hey wee Assem-
bleG i5 tlfJrn; as far ib.iares ihs dIs~ee eases
Are hos our iessi.r caadsgpofe .eomPFisnt, r4Sr'
suaSis tiianai. for ,he rial % saeh eases bsi,s
eacuiaisJ TO Judge .; che law and The testimony. an
elicit ame,e righteous drrisiOn, laU rgpars proceed
inr.iafau s,serably iaufeh.d 81 Putposes % essen
i.Ilse,nssnt g '.a ~ -. . ~ 80.
49, 80 ----.t rss-,~Se- t Iii
The Ifiss. man makes Of himsslflhe NOR,
Ne is. =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-18

oisspized in A,heyille. fprihslndrppse d
manufacturing cheese 90, A. large scale
Bpildings have been eJesisd. FnaehlnstyI
ordered, and q competent, fheess, ipaker
from New York has been employed 70 ~,
perin,rnd the establishment. 80. -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-18

ev3l ", ALL those indebted 10 this once
] SS& for subscriptions, advertisements y,
Ais4sz of JOB work, are earnessly fsquesied
TO maksammediale psypspe, Vur
n ecesses require il. and OUT advanced age admon-
IS hes US Of The prophecy settling up our Affairs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-18

cossxcrreur- The selss,ion in conrsctisut takes
piaee on the fist Monday N April The Democrats
are sangane 10 thsi, expectations o. carrying the
s.,,e. sIiSs ,ksia3 celia ssssfPa ~ u $50 80
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-18

Tn. Hon z.B. Vance h1liRs declined The .Smi.
ns,iop ,be State Exscu,iye conpilies, quite q iul
representation bling pesen on Saturday last poniit
n,ted the Hen. Thorass s. Ashe,. Of Arson, as The
candidate Of the ccnse party for The Office ef
Governor Of North Gar lhna. Mr. Ashs j. eH snslss'
yknown as gen!lsnan Gf anblepishsd and a@iaiis
private character, 81 ,ennsnti slsainnents and hne
address and one Of The paress Psninshe State. ''sa
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

A.".aH IT. "L
We talTo thesarticlc below from the
Dice FHfmer Of the 9th ultimo
The observation and experiece of
the best wheat growers throughout
the world establishes It as q fact, that
wheat properly put in with a drill,
will uniformly yield more than that
put in BY any other known method
in other words, that drilling is the
best method Of sowing wheat, This
fact was established and almost uni
versally admitted years ago, when the
facilities for drilling IN wheat were
comparatively rude and incomplete.
Ofcourse, therefore, tho superiority
of drilling over all other modes OF
putting in. wheat, is all the more in
creased now that wheat drills are
made next thing to perfect.
The Farmer adds that drilled
wheat is immensely superior in
length Of stalk, size of head and gem
eraI thriftiness Of plants. There are
other benefits as equally great from
drilling wheat, ~ are.
/. SdUin9 Seed.-Nnmberloss expe-
riments have demonstrated that it re-
quires 25 per cent less seed to an
acre IN wheat BY the drill than II does
broadcast This saving is secured by
tho drill, depositing the seed with
regularity, and at the proper depth to
secure vegetation.
,. The hTedsed GroWT @ Paats.-
Tho productiveness Of a wheat
plans depends on tho extent to which
it %tillers. Thatis tho number Of stalks
that it sends out from one root. This
tillering Is increased in drilled wheat,
by admitting air-by allowing a
larger amount ofground to the sup
port of each plant by allowing.of eul-
t~ivation, and the easy and direct APP
pieation Of manure to the crop. I'm
der these influences, the experience Of
The bcst-wheat growers 10 the world,
has established that drilled wheat
viii produce 20 per cent, more than
that sown broadcast. But in order
that n drill may be used effectively to
put in any kind of seed the ground
must DO well broken up and thorough.
" pulrerized. This. fact. we fear viii
for some years to come, keep the drills
ont Of general use. In the fulIness Of
time, however, we hopo and expect to-
see a good seed drill on every respect
able farm in Tennessee.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
Canning Grapes.

tits not knowR that the grape can
be put mp like other fruit for winter
uso. Bat try il and sec. There is
no fruit easier 70 manage in this way,
or that retains It's natural favour and
excellence better. Mako a syrup of a
quarter ola pound Of sugar for one
pound Of fruit put the grapes whole
into the acalding syrup and ski m
thqm out soon, and let them partly
cool, and then can them as yOu would
any Other fruit Ifyou wish 70 have
the pulp clare Of the seeds, ron have
only 70 run it through a colander.
Nothing in the limo Of canned fruit
makes a moro palatabie pie than the
grape prepared in this way, or with
less trouble.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

NEW Y0RK cITlY

WIZ. .|NH. -...N -AtmN TT
Owing to the great demand for our BRASS
and GERMAN SILVER Musical INSTRUMENTS
for BANDS, we have been obliged to enlagg
our facilities and make extraordinary M
provemen,s in our machinery IN order p en-
able US to supply our customeFa VIII ihe ~.
most bromptness and dispatch. Il s 0ari N.
tention to keep full sets Of BRASS enc
GERMAN SILVER Instruments constantly
on hand; also, q large variety Of ORChbs'
IRA COMETS, both top. and side aruons
bell front, upright and round in tae1 qeg
SHAPE, STYLE and PATTERN ever nfas
III this or any other. country. we Roais4
therefore, invite LEADERS Of Bands lnar
yidual musicians and those con'enPssns
forming New Bands 10 get our terms ps'O,
purchasing elsewhere, We fully Narsa9. Y
Instruments mau ufaetutod BY us, and v0l'
antee PERFECT SATISFACTION. Wsnaq
allow Bands six days 10 trythese instrpnsAI
the express agent retaining the amour. q
bill atthe end of thAttime, Il not sau'ho,
tory, 70 be carefully repacked and feV.na
TO The express agent, and The money ls'uns
ed These are great advpbiages 70 mapyny
inr far away from the market.
We have also made large aduiaons
Immense stock Of FOREIGN Goods en-
arrangements for obtaining them, NOV.
our agent IN Epr6pe, give rs mapy ae.s
.tares. Our stock on strings comprises III
Of The choicest To- be found IN the mai.st
amonr them We have French, German ~
Italian-tbe latter ought to be more hposs
10 be Appreciated. knowing full ven "
value. OF nrst-clasa Yioiin Strings loi
f~essional use, we bare taken che gfsA
pains 10 have them made pf The eeiI 'e,5
and by The most experienced borkineal
shipped direct lor our trad. our s4.fs
Guitars, Voloneellos. Violin Bows b
Trimming, &C., are from ihe best m1.s
Europe. Also, our DomesNe psps M
VIII Be found consisu,ly supplied ,.isr
best Of goods made expressly 70 oespsng.
NO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO ID
lss6jnne16-ff
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
Bstttns W.
Among thc Corn.

The girls eat down mid the r~ustling cora
AndstaFsled a Restlsd bird,
And NJ d sPyane Win a burst Of song
Bari DO not think $40 heard,
What does She think about sitting there?
What does her spirit see2
Is she thanking Cod ior HIS golden sk
And for river and hill aud tsse q
No for her hearts in the city streets,
Where che working day q done
The crowds are hurrying bone, abe knows,
But she only thinks Of one
She seesa room in 40 old brown house,
Vita q window long and low,
TAere, above ,he hum apd dusty mcil
Some country gerRniuns grow
She dreams ef the iiN ths vomea have,
Who live III such q hcmely place;
Is II the light Of the setting sun
That is glowing On her face
Let her sit and drsm mid the ~asting9 corr
Tin The golden sky grow gray
We scarcely notice Gods earth is fair
Till soms,hihg gone away
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
SHERTFF SAFE

.DY VIRTUE or AN. ia, ISSUED FROM
ID the Circuit Court Of Washington coun-
Y, 20 me directed tested the 4th Monday Of
June, 1868, on a Judgment and Coats for the
SWIM Of SIO6 80 debt aud cost, pronounced
by said Court against Giles 3 Cecil and
Robert A.. Akin, his security, 7 viii sell 1t the
Couri-house door IN TIE town Of Jonesboro,
Saturday the 26th day ef September, 1858,
~ the right, tide, claim and interest that
Robert Akin has IN aud % a tract or parcel
Of land, situated in Washington couaty, Ten
nessee, Distfic, No, Is, containing $50 acres.
more or less, edioiaing tbs lands Of Edward
Armstrong, Harriet Kennedy and Others. uu-
ul said debt and cost Is satisfied. This 26th
Augult 1868. s, z GRIFFITH, shsfid.
IeeAAng2sNlpfSa.
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IL e stated that over 1900 sacks
1t wheat are on tho Mississippi banks
near ksokak waiting for high water
for transportation down; and wo learn
from a Chicago papor that $50 ears
would not supply the daily demands
Of the burlington and Missouri road.
There mover was such a nude in
wheat y e rushing like a mighty
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
Iu ChancerY at JOHeSbOrO

MINK COMBS AND WIFE VS., PHILIP
w Malkey e. al. IN this case Il Is al
that the defendants Mark Hale and
Mary bis wife, Hampton Muikey and Hoard
Aulkey, are residents Of the State Of Ken
lucky, his ordered that they appear at the
November Term, 1863, tbeing the ath Monday
OF said month Of this Court and defend, or
this cause, AZ to them, will be taken as con-
fesset. August "a, 1865. HENRY HOSS, 4
lS6Saue2sw4pfS1 @. A N.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

M The Manufacture Of wood
.1isd hooiA and shoes Is one Of ne
litesi Boston novelties Il 4 chained
thai they Wi last much lourer, are
tmreryious 10 water and only coat
anlut ope half .as much al leather.
several hundreds have alroady rome
nao uso IN Bosinn, and orders have
secn filed for New Orleans and 81.
IJuis.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

The advantage whicllt the Warner Sulky Revolving
RaSe p1ssrsses over All otbtfs, Will he readily csn-
prrhanded. II gsugtrs mo lay Tree FROM dust and
aud, carries II clean, aud NJ dumpiug eiosvs the win
row sf rick Va go'al ~ShApetaE pitching.
The rake " insde Of wuoi, and, ia case Of hrnakage,
ran III repaired by the operator, thereby slyihg tho
delay u srndins 20 hlacksiaith or machinist.
u iabuiit tthe very best anlerid, aid T. mere du-
rshlr tlahl amy uther whriirake, aus atonled al a less
prire than any other hrot ctsss rake,
The rakr-1lraw shafts, lrvers. 6c, may be detached
AZ PLEASURE from thr uulky itpSihs the latter roth-
plttr ia Itself aud ready Pr use, Being well built,
golfeo up IN g,sd style, with an e~ycvltctt spting seat,
the kulky Is a cumplets cirfiage - is class.and H.
alnne almost Nurth The prize asked for suiky and rk+
eonibhirl.
Those advantages are Ipssessed hy no no other rake,
aud mnsi yulhmsqd themsdyes taal wanting 4 cent
plctr Horse Iike.
Ez. s. MATHIS. Agent
Sonesboro Tom.
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HTnES WANTED.
w. DOTlI3EGAE n,
Author OF tile scienre Of Penmanship,
90 NHERRY STREET. NASHNIIIE

b. rHNHN Author oI lMo tFAfNtf Oi ftnNNutntpe faa.
80 CHERRY STREET, NASHVILLE.
Persons RON 8 10 60 yearstef age can afa tbs
systea.
In q few lessons ladies' are taught 10 writeihla neat,
EASY aud rapid manner, and gentlemen IN bold, rapid.
business styla.
Instead ~ teacbipg Peumamship merely ~ an fniia-
hoB Al, I'm experience Of 20 years has enabled hin to
reduce 1t 10 The ceraiRig OF a Nieace, 80 that, being
guided by ~knoeedge instead Of ttndog, pracic, pdriis
from 8to 90 years can la a short time tisrnAto write
with EASE, EhEaANcE and RArIDfTY.
PHONOGRAPHY
IL so simple aud easy that rs principles can an be learn
"a ia a few hours, and a small au0hnt u practice will
enable one u use II for the daily purpose Of lie.
None but those who are acluHinna with Il > uform
any idea Of Is great brevilY and simplicity, or o. the
6nse with which Il can be learned.
Photographic Reporters are. much needed and fnd
ready employment and good pay.
BOOK KEEPING,
IN alt rs varieties, Taught practically. Tho beat
qualified for business command The bestsaiary.
fsjuiystG
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
4 NEW BOOKS.

PAryES PRACTICE or MEniCrNt
Anew work Just lasnod BY W. p1ino. 1f.n pro.
ifssnr Of The f%fiuciplos tnd Practice ~ trlf|el,,, "a
easfey seihgr u Pllss's Fiacirn u sufr-fy =
rrH eclcc h~cnsjiss an Epuotne of Ehl1lI4s prr
ire, y a~ediciaef a Review o. Horfsrnihr a rork
~ ne histctf - Madlihs Ediaf ~ unis.riftt
sils ~ sarsleal Journal 4ey4s HharoysI
~ drea,ef k1e~u n meiicine and a4frrrr iaIfs,ilot
t9see % vdrtn thdriliben. fos.Ihefal ih9rsrh,
rosl ~ i-.imsnt ~ ~ NJ ner ADJ IhpIovsd
Aadres 90 aaihor 90 Afeh street,, u~naashhi.
ALSO, A9Ew YORK.
ksirlea W. hooi N~oiirlas. uhlrs ! a. .,,,
eyer f1pn.aed eron Dlifrn 1ffiIct. anbrs.
s titnf Aretih H1uatnsftIc. alf Fofidit r.,s
~, VIII Z mll nfnaf uaicfit M.d9a ~, -,
rP'iase Tree Adir4 ~absss.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

The above Qua represents the small Machine as a
Reaper, in The act q dropping a shcrC. This Naehino
is WILL calculated Tor small or hilly farms. It embra-
cvS an tho h~rSibtity and strength Of the Mower. with
independent keaplug Bar and Sioklo, 1--WE and = half
fert long, which can bes1t ~ cut fnlm oic 70 h0ccn
be RAISED or lowered no as 10 take ~ l0lged or fallen
grain IN The mvst perfect lnsihsr.
MARINERS REyoLyIYG sULKY RAKE,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

sT AGENTS. TAKE E0TicEi This gfea, work
being complete viii NOW command large circulation.
Good CauvassorS, male or female, can readily realize
w per DAY N taking names iqr 4 Very liberal eons-
circular Of particulars address AZ above,
'ssmaYs2Jll JAS u. TORREY, Pgblisber.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

Above we give q cut Of the Suiky Corn ard cotlan
CuRivaior, WILDLY aud favorably kaowR as the Hawk.
eve. II ias been betore the farming community six
years, AVID having been tested In every capacity ID
which such implanrnts can DO made servioeahia,
and received their unqualified approval, we eau re-.
commend q With confidence as the most thorough and
perfect implement 81 It's class IN Wse.
It's ecanauiy over the double shavel plow consists in
saving The wagesofors man, while the work Is done
hotter an. with greater ease TO- both man and tesn,
ForstirriBgIan plDNinE hpd putting IN email graln-
with the Sth shovel piArhed-and for marking out.
com ground. II IS also extensively used. The nahu-
nctupcrs have made snch IMPROVEMENTS IN fhis& na-
rline. tcr the ceMipR years, ~ VIII meet and aver
COME every objection h~erelofcIe eIscd against sulky
Cultisaters,
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GRoVEsTEEN b CO
PTAI0 EDRYE MANUFACTURERS


400 Broadway, New York.
.YTNHRsE PIANOS received the Highest
Mwatd 81 Merit AZ tAh WORLDS FAIR,
over the best makers Dom London, Haris'
Gernany, The cities ~ New York, Philade
.phie, Baltimore, and Boston also the GOLD
MEDAL AZ the american Htsai4ie, fbr 1--WE
SUCCESSFUL WEARS 0as Pianos contain
the French Gfnd AttIoa Harp Pedal, over
strung Bass Fan Iron Frame and All Modern
Improvements WSfraMed FIVE FeaFs.
Made under tho eunefrision oil Ma. Jl IL.
GROyESTEEN, who has 4 practicel expe-
rience OF over tiirty-hve years, and IS the
maker Of oeer Elsten 7Abngha Piano Forms.
Our facilities for manufacturing enable IA ID
sell these instruments from 500 10 $500
cheaper than any first class Piano-F Forte.
1867 oct 4B-CH,P .6Co.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18

Vet The Precedent elect d~lpersetHe
earpei-bag State governments -SeH
Bt0ur and Blair
Lss % have peace, Grant am
'oIag.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
INIERlET HlNISTEhl ASSlEIAHIlI
OF D

OF CALIFORNIA
~Ineorporeed noder thr laws Of THE stste,
November SOD, 1861 lor sbe purpose Or pro-
Fidink
Homes for its Members,
and promoting imisrutiOu.
CAPITAL STOCK slpOoOOo.
Divided iulo aoo,Ooo sharss a. g taob, pay
abI8in q. 8 Cufrenoy
Certificates of stock Issued 10 subscfibera
imusdiately upon receipt Of ne money
No Person ARorea b Hold more than
Fire Shafes.
A Circular codtainiug a full description Of
tbe property 10 Be- distributed among toe
Shareholders win Be aent 10 aU address nnon
recsipt u atamps % bsFerttdfn postage.
Information as % price Of lard N any Dor.
ton OF The State, or upon any other SUBJECT
Of iBtertstto paftist proposing 70 migrate
viii he cheerfully furnished upon receipt 81
stamps fof posuee
an letter. should Be addressed
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