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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-14

Why was not Brngham Miles on hands du-
ring the late rebel meeting in this place to as
Sist In building up his brethren in their most
(un)holy faith We thought this bright and
shining light of MOrmonism was an indie
spensible individual, when rebel methodism
was to be aroused to burning zeal and shout
ing energy. George should by all means
visit the new quarters and sanctify them
with his ministrations Of the word. If this
community is to be deprived of the eloquent
and PioUs sermoHS Of this grsat and Wustrious
Clergyman, we hope that he will write a book,
on the duties, privileges and immunititiss
of rebel methodist preachers, morally, re-
ligiously and socially considered, but more
particularly in a ioeidl relation, and measura-
bly, retrieve the losses we suffer from his not
being able to visit US.
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Dickens Works.

Messrs. W. T. Berry l. Co., Wholesale Book
sellers, Nashville, Tenn, will accept our
thanks for six copies of the unifOrm edition
of Dickens splendid novels, viz " Nicholas
Nickleby !" The famous " Pickwick Papers y
"0liver Twist" " Christmas Stories" "Great
Expectations and " American Notes. AL Of
which are gotten up in the most handsome
style.
Also for a copy Of the last edition Of
"Tannehill's Masonic Text Book" to which
is added much new and valuable matter of
Importance to the craft. 1t is printed with
new type and on fine white p%Aper-with an
excellent steel engraving Of the philanthrOpic
and much esteemed author, the late WILKINS
TANyEHILL.
Oar special regards are rendered Mr.. Bay
less, one of the above named firm, for Cour-
tesies extended. Send to Messrs. Berry q Co.
for a Catalogue of their BOOKS.
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Capt. Geo. s. Ruble's Agricultural
Implement Establishment.

While passing through Chattanooga recently, we had
occasion to visit the extensive Agricultural Warehouse
Of our esteemed friend, Capt. G. S. Ruble, situated on
Market street in that city. He took great pains In ex-
hibiting TO US his various labor-saying machines, with
all Of which we were exceedingly well pleased. His
Reapers, Grain Drills, Cultlvators, Corn.shellers and
other valuable machines should be in the possession
Of every farmer. Indeed we cannot SEQ how they can
get along without them. Captain RublO will have his
machines In Jonesboro' in a short while, when all can
be supplied. We copy the following article in regard
to these maehiuOs from the Chattanooga Union
the FARMERS FRIEND.
Capt. Geo. 8. Rublo Is most emphatically tho farm
ere friend. We paid q visit yesterday to his exteh-
siVs warehouse on Market street and were greatly
pleased with the improved agricultural implements
we saw there. He has on hand a very large assOrt-
ment Of all kinds Of ~ploughs, among which there Is
On improved hillside plough, by which the iuronsh
can be thrown In the same direction each way, Ihls
. As appropriate To-, and our farmers will ind u as
handy among their hills a. the Improved breed OF
sheep Of whom we used to hear, tina. bad their legs
shorter on the upper side for convenience in grazing
upon the hills.
He has also a new eornshsiler, price S9.oo. This
iia as its name indicates a - Little jewell and Just
The thing for a man 10 have to shell out a little corn
to 20 TO mill, who l. not able 10 buy large on4s.
The Eureka Straw Cutter Is the finest In the market
1t brushes straw, fodder or corn stalks and then cuts II
very hus.
a mandy thing Tor \ houaekeepet u ~ PANehh aaN'0
pipe shelf which can be axed upon the pipe Of a stove
and liked 10 rest dishes on.
Sewers and Planters OF every kind, eultiyasors
horse rakes, reapers, and mowers eau b. seen In MS
warehouse.
Every farmer visiting Chattanooga should not TAU 70
give Nc. Rubls aeall. lie will DO sure 10 and something
that he needs Mr.. Ruble IL general agent for these
machines, manufactured by Russell h Co.. OF hassli-
Ion, Ohio, for Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama. lie Is
%Apnetieal farmer aud knows What farmers want.
In addition to the above named articles may DO
mentioned the Seed Drill, (which every farmer should
have Hay Ratei, Hand Looni, tuo house should be
without ons,) Patni spiaAing FAesh, Posi, Sally Calh'
'i''r', WagoHi and cayTiags, Fatr FAesh, Bee Hires
Available inventionJ Cider and Cane MA, &c.
We shall take occasion to notice these Agricultural
Implements further in a future number Of the FLAG,
The Captain will accept our thanks f3r his eOurissis'
extended.
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SharlhaltY,

There are two candidates for this position,
s.. E. Griffith and NJ, P. Boring, both mem
bers of the Radical party. If the Democra-
cy run no candidate, tLcy will unite their
strength, beyond all doubt upon the least
obnoxious of the present candidates, and in
the event of success will claim a victory
We are satisfied, that no conservative will
support Squire Griffith, and Mr.. Boring will
be the man for this party, if they have no
candidate of their own. We by no means
charge Mr.. Boring with conservatism, but
unless incorrectly Informed he is the choice
at present of the leaders Of that party, and
be is virtually their candidate if they sup
port him with unani nifty, allowing that he
will receive a portion of Radical votes, We
have nothing personally to say against Mr..
Boring, nor do we doubt his capacity to dis
charge the duties of bis Office to which he
NspireS, but only speak in reference to the
developments that have come to our khowi-
edge, showing his acceptance with the De-
mocracy. He is most certainly regarded by
this party in making up their choice as the
least Of the evils to them. We also under
stand that an effort is being made by a few
copI erheads in the eastern part o: the County
TO get a colored man on the track. This is
simply a ruse, and done for the express pur-
pose of defeating the Radical party.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

pH- This is truly the "age of progress
and the American people are, beyond doubt
far ahead Of all Others. This is clearly DEM
Onstrated-by the Sewing Machine which is
strictly speaking, an American invention.
In this branch Of Manufacture the EMPIRE
SEWING MACHINE CO., office GIG Broad
way, New York City, stands pre-eminent
Their "Improved Manufacturing Machine"
has no rival. It's built on sound mechani-
cal princiPles-is simple in construction
easily understood, and not liable to get out
Of order.
Its sewing qualities, particularly on cloth
and leather, cannot DO equaled and as such
we recommend il to our friends and the pub
lie generally. &. 5. NJ 10.
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Wholesale Book Store.

We would respectfully call the attention Of
our readers to the advertisement of W. T.
BERRY b Co, Wholesale Book and Station
cry Dealers, Nashville, Tenn. They are do
ing perhaps the largest business Of any firm
ia their line in the South. Our merchants
and. others would do well to patrOnizs this
House, as they are determined to sell their
goods on as reasonable terms as can be had
in the Northern markets. If you want good
books, of any description, or stationery,
fail not to send to W. T. Berry d Co., Nash
vile, Tenn.
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Messrs. Logan & Logan's Law Firm,
Knoxville, Tenn.

Although the recent destructive conflagra-
tion in Knoxville destroyed the law Office Of
these energetic and worthy gentlemen, we
are glad to learn from the Herald OF that city,
that their loss was not very extensive, and
that they have ~r0-opeued an Office over Rayl
& Boyd's store, on Gay street, where their
numerous friends and the public generally
can iud them ready for business. Knoxville
does not contain two more courteous and
obliging members of the bar than jog
and q ToL.n Long may they ,eaps!
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A Serious

We are sorry to announce that Capt. Csc.
q. GRIsHAM, tho Senior of the Flag received
a severe fall a few evening since on the fro
zen ground, One of his knees struck upon a
sharp rock insictiig a frightiul cash. He
has since been confined to his bed, being I'M
able TO walk a step. He is recovering as
rapidly as could be expected, and we hope he
will soon be able to "navigate," and return
to the discharge of his duties at the Capitol.
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DIR. MANLY

Has consented after .hs most urgent
solicitations to resume practice in East
Tennessee, and will make his thirty
second monthly visit at JOuesbOrough on
Saturday January 18th, and will continue
these visits on the Saturday following the first
Monday of each month, one day only at the
Hotel where he may be consulted free Of charge
by those who are suffering With chronic or
long standing diseases.
Ia67dec2Om3
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of a Deed Of Trust executed
II on the 9Th day Of January 1852, by r..
D. Beard, to me, as Trustee for the benefit OF
Matilda Gray and others, ! will proceed to
sell tt public sale, at the door Of the Court
House in Jonesboro', on the first Monday in
March next, being the and day Of the month,
the tract Of land owned by said Beard and
on which he resided at the date Of said con-
veyanee, situated In the County Of Washing
ton and State Of Tennessee, adjoining the
lands Of said Matilda Gray, J.F. Deadsriek,
James e. Deakinl and Others, containing
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To Consumptives.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will S'nd treo Of
eharge) to all who desire It, the prescription with the
directions for making and using the simple remedy by
which he was cured Of a lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. His only object is to benefit the
aniicted and he hopes every sufferer will try this pre-
s%crIplion, as II will cost them nothing, and may prove
REV. EDWARD A.. WILSON.
No. 1855 South Second St., Williamsburg, ny.
lssTmsyl0ylS.M .P,k Co.
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ng- We have never known such a scarcity
of " local items" since we have been con-
nected with the press. No fights, Jail deliv-
cries, railroad collisions, thefts, arsoRS, muir
ders, no nOthirg but cold weather, snow &c.
No body seems willing to deviate from the
wonted tenor Of their way, and furnish US
material to fill our space. Our village seems
wraptin a HindoO slumber and The Flag boy
with it, whose quiet repose IS ever and anon
disturbed by the horrible cry OF "more copy
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-14

Snow.

An enormous quantity Of snow has fallen
duEiug the present winter, more perhaps up
to this time than the six preceding years
put together. An abundant yield of wheat
will be reaPed the coming harvest, if the old
saying holds good, " a winter Of snow and a
summer Of plenty" We should be content
with frequent visitatiOnS from the Ice King,
If it fills our granaries with plenty and our
homes with cheer.
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Religious Notice.

Having aeespteda an Invitation sHtsndsd me
By the Masonic Fraternity 10 this place, TO
preach a Gospel Masonic Sermon in the
Methodist Church, on the hrsl Sunday IN
hareh nsHt At II o'clock, A. NJ, Rev. James
a. Ruble, will attend my Quarterly meeting
a. Laws meeting house, on the TaylouSil.s
Oircais, commencing Saturday the 7sth lust.
ftb. i2thi 1888 L. 7. pRAKF.
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Washington County Republican
Central Committee.

J. NJ. scudder, President J. F. Grisham,
Vice President; N. B. Owens, Secretary S.
IA. bovell, Corresponding Secretary J H. A.
Kelly, Treasurer ; s. E. Griffith, ELS Cox, Jas.
Deakins and DEC. Wheeler. The organ
cations of this Committee will continue until
tho Presidential election, and all communica-
ton should be addressed to S. a. BOyell, Cor
responding Secretary.
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Rev L. z. brakes Letter.

The special attention Of those interested in
the important matter of common schools is
called to this communication. He confirms
tSe statement we have previously made
that the school fund will be forthcoming as
soon as the registration of those entitled
to It is completed and furnished TO the State
Superintendent of Public Instruction. There
SD ,uld be no delay about organisation, as II
works detriment TO our educational interests,
and partially defeats the important objects
contemplated by the new School Law. The
revenues for last year, We presume, are now
coming into the Treasury and ~ the time the
common schools are closed in the spring,
the salaries Of the teachers will be In rsadi-
ness.
Mr.. Drake, as County Superintendent, is
dischsrsing bis duties with faithfulns's and
zeal. The prosperity and efficiency which
are attending The schools that have been or
gained under bis direction testify 70 bis e.
ness and competency for ths position. We
hope his sPpoiatmsn, will DO continued, as
be has the advantage ofa long sI7srisues In
conducting public schools, aad bis efforts TO
make the provisions ofcur School Law fnlly
effective ars uutifipg.
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Papers. Magazines. go.

Our friends will fad the counter 81 Gibson
4 Kelly supplied with the latest publications
Of the standard magazines and psriod ideals Of
the eountry. Such as Ha-Per's Magazine,
Weekly, and Bazaar, the New York Ledger,
Weekly, the Atlantic Monthly, &C. &c, which
are sold a. the lowest possible figures.
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NON-EXPLOSIVEI

The public are respectfully invited
to call and SOC this oil. Messrs. Squibb
4 Mahoney, my Agents, will take
pleasure in exhibiting the same to all
those who may favor them with a
call, 1t will be sold in any quantity
to suit purchasers at heir+Storehouse,
Deaderick Block, Main Street.
WIN. II. SHEPHERD.
JoNEsBoRo', Tenn, Jan. 10th, 1868.
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THE UNION FLAG.
JoncsbOrO', Tenn, Feb, IA, 1868.
LOCAL ITEMS s.
mo- correapondents.

You will please be governed by the follow
l,oy established rules of newspaper comma
nications:
Write plain with pen and ink
no not write on both sides Of your paper,
Write on subjects that win prove interest
lag to our readers
/ Study condensation. Be brief. Any thing
veil said is always said in the fewest words.
We will not return rejected articles, or
,oke any notice Of those unaccompanied by
a responsible name.
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100 ACRES,

more or less, under decree Of The chsnesry
Court at Jonesboro' in the suit Of II. A. Craw-
ford against said Beard and others, said land
will be sold on a credit OF sir and twelve
months, without the right Of redemption.
Bonds and security repaired for the purchase
money and a lien retained on the lapd until
paid for. J.F. DEADERIcK, Trustee.
January 1903.
iausirfpET
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NLAIMs h PATENTs.-Chas. s. Whitman, After.
" ney-at.Law in the Supreme Court Of the United
States, Court Of Claims and Executive Departments,
Prompt attention given to all classes Of Claims against
the United States to the Procurati0n Of Patents for in.
VentoTs.
Once; Cor Fifth and D. StS., opp. city Hall.
WASHINGTON, d. O.
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naA- "Bridgct, has that blockhead
cleaned off the snow from the pave.
ment?" "Yis, marm." "Did he do it
with aIacrity?" mo, marm-wid a
shovel"
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DGs- Gam | not a little paleY" in
quired q lady who was short and
corpulent, Of a crusty old bachelor.
"You look more like a big tub"
WAS the blunt reply.
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Change of Base.

1t will be seen from the advertisement Of
Mr.. Shepherd in another column, Aurora
Oil" that Messrs. Squibb L MahOusy are his
agents at this place, where tue oil may be
had at all times and in any quantity.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-14

L MILTON SCNDDER Administrator Of
ID IIAae Tucker, deceased, vs.. Hannah Nc
CrAekiu ct. al. In this cause It Is alledged
that Jacob Tucker, Margaret Moors and her
husband John Moore, Mesbaek Tucker, Jos.
Tucker aud Sarah Cogiers are non-residents
Of the State Of Tennessee. Il is therefore
ordered that thsy appear at the Court House
IN Jonesboro' Tenn, on Monday the and day
Of March, 1855, 10 answer said cause, other.
wise said cause will be set for hearing
,Iparts. January 18th, 1883.
il. GnSHAY, Clerk.
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In ChancGry at JOneSbOrO, Tenn.

Banlz L Bovine vs.. J. N. Wheeler, ct al.
TN this case ii Is alledged that defendants
James NJ. Wheeler, G. E. Wheeler, David
Wheeler and the heirs Of Sarah Garbsr, for
merry Whesler) viz; Wm. Leahr, Leuia.
Isaac, Thomas and Elizabeth Carrier are uen
70 'idsnts. It is ordered that they apper AZ
the May Term, 4ih Monday, Is68,of this cour,
and defend or this cause will Be taken for
confessed, aud that the said David J. Whee-
Ter and Q. Z. Wheeler be enloinsd from sci.
ling or IN any manner disposing Of the tract
OF land bought By them Of the said i. n.
Wheeler and knovn IS the Wm. Wheslsr
Tract Of land 10 Washington County Tenn,
pear Johnssn's Depot, and also nom payinf
the said j. u. Wheeler :hs note or any pari q
Il which they eieeatsd for said lsnd. TLta
77th Deer 1861. HENRY Rosa C6I.
isssJ.E!bvspss-s5
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DY WRITE Of a ri. Pa. issued from the
ID Circuit Court Of Washington County,
70 me directed, tested, the fourth Monday Of
October 1861, upon a judgement and cost for
the sum Of S2,235 30 de5t and cost pro.
nouneed BY said Court in favor Of Cowan b
Diekenson and against Benjamin =. SWingle,
| will sell At the Court House door In the
town OF JonsSborough, on Saturday the 12nd
day Of February 1868, for cash 10 band all
the right, title, claim and interest that the
said B ?. SvinEls has IN and to'a tract Of
land situated ia Washington County, Dist.
10. I, adjoining the JaudS Of Hannom's and
Thomas brown shd Others, where the said
SHingls now resides, containing 400 acres
more or less, until said debt and cost is salts
6ed. This the 2iIt day Of January 1858.
$. :. sE!PLEY, sser1
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Information,

Information guaranteed to produce = l%uIuriant
growth Of hair upon a bald head or beardless face, also
a recipe for the removal Of Pimpies, Plotehs', EruP-
lions, etc., on the skin, leaving the same soft, clear And
beautiful, can be obtained without charge BY address
Ing TH0s. =. CHAPMAN. Vhem'H'
SOS Broadway, Nss York.
1857 nayioyls.M.P.&CO
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Tenn.

l would respectfully inform the citi-
zens of Washington County, that l
am now prepared to furnish the Au.
rora Oil in any quantity, together
with Lamps and all necessary fixtures
for burning the same.
This Oils superior in every respect
to any other burning oil now in use. 1t
is'free from grease and doesn smoke
the chimney. BY attaching the Light
House Burner it will burn in any
lamp, and make a light far superior to
any other oil. And last, though not
least,
The Aurora Oil is positively
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MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL.
CHEROKEE WASHINGTON INSTITUTE.

Situated four miles South Of JonesboFough
on the Ashville road.
THIS SCHOOL WILL OPEN ON MONDAY
January 18th, 1868, under the control
OF J. @. Ysoder, Principal and T. G. Yeager
Assistant. The Trustees have Fixed the rate
oftuitioa the present session Of twenty weeks.
PRIMARY CLASSES, 81 on
INTERMEDIATE, IL o.
ADVANCED, is OO
Half Of the tuition must be paid at tbs
middle, the balance at the close Of the ses-
sion. No dedactionunless Ia case Of protraei-
cd illness.
JOHN WALTER, President.
D. VIZ. PEOPLES, Secretary.
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WANTED,
BOOK AGENTS,

NOR rag MOST POPULAR PUBLICATIONS OF
The present day. The TerJ best Inducements q.
tsr.d and an opportunity for live men 70 make money
49, AdIrsu. I'll. DtBBLE, Publisher
No. fos Main Street, Louisville, NY
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East Tennessee University,
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Rev. THOMAS W. HUMES, President,
JNO. X. PAYNE, Professor Mathematics,
FRED. D. ALLEN, Professor Of Languages,
JNO. G. MINOR, Professor Natural Sciences,
+. NJ. GRACE, Professor English Literature,
TVNHE SUMNER SESSION BEGINS FEB
ruary 9th, 1858.
Tuition per session Of 5 months, Sl2.5o
Board.in families per week S7.50 TO 400
Room rent per session Of 5 months, 2.50
For catalogue or Information address,
GEO. NJ. WHITE, Secretary.
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40 ACRES;

Also, a house and lot situated on the corner
OF Main and Cross streets in the town Of
.Jouesboro', adjoining the lot Of VIM. X.
Blair and opposite the residence Of DR.. NJ. s..
Mahoney. Also, an undivided Interest Of
two. thirds in a lot at the East end Of said
o adjoining the lots Of Andrew ]. Brown,
the heirs of John Greene deceased, and 9TH
ers, containing BY estimation four acres, all
of which valuable property will be sold on a
credit Of one and two years, on the purchas-
era executing bond and security for the pur-
chase money. ]. F. DEADERlCK, Trustee.
January 1858.
jan3lw4pfSs
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urw pIscoyERY IN rRorrING HORsEs.-

NEW DISCOVERY IN TR0TrING HOhsEs.-
\ has lately discovered = nov and simple EaJ o.
t,af him any hone OF colt 10 irot fst. By this neE
method hsrmsr't con bays two colts for tl25 eaen,
and makes them irot In public In $50, and be ''l'
then for $40.
Anothsf boz maksfa common farm hors trot ~
IA apd n Is sold for ss0o. An paesn are complied
70 trot. A circular with fall s~xPlannion sent 90 70
rsiot Of one dollar.
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WANTED.
TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE Of a Deed of Trust executed
ID by John II. Crawford, on the Ord day of
May 1855, for the benefit Of his creditors, |
will proceed to sell at public sale at the
Court House door in JOnesboro', on Monday
the 2nG day OF March next the following de-
scribed property Of said Crawford, to Wit d:
The tract Of land on which said Crawford new
lives 10 the County Of Washington, adjoining
the lands Of Peter Miller's heirs, James
Hammer and others, and containing by eSti-
malinn
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Grovesteen & Co.
Piano Forte Manufacturers,

400 BrOadUdy, New York.
THESE PIANOS received the Highest Award
of Merit at the Worlds Far, over the bes,
makers from London, Paris, Germany, the
cities Of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Boston; also, the Gold Medal at the A.
merieaa Institute, for FIVE SUCCESSIVE
YEARStl Our Pianos contain the Frenei,
Grand Action, Harp Pedal, 0verstrung Bass,
Full Iron Frame, and all Modern Improve
ments. Every Instrument warranted FIFE
years. Made under the supervision of Mr.. J.
II. GR0YESTEEN, who has a practical eK-
perlence of over thirty6ve years, and IS the
maker of over eleven thousand piano tortes. Oar
facilities for manufacturing enable us to SELL
these instruments from 500 $500 sAeapes
than any FIRST class piano forte.
Gaugl7-ls66-2yH6P
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THE HOLIDAY JOURNAL,

on P.,iar Plays, Sports, Canes. EEpsTi.ssi'. P5o-
IvklLshs rs, Bciion.
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II EFORM FOR LADtEs-Madame Jumel's Mamma.
IL rial BALM aud Patent Breast Elevator, DEVELOPS
the best physiologically. Depot, GOT Broadway, New
York. send stamp for particulars. Sold at Druggists
and Ladies' furnishing stores everywhere.