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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

A Authorized Agents Tor l'he Advocate.
The following gentlemen are authorized
to act as Agents for THE ADvocArs. Any
moneys paid to them win be duly scknow-
lodged
Ell HAYw Cd state Of Ma-sachu setts.
J.HS T. MsLLoR, tor the stats Of New Jersey.
NAIL, umahs, Nebraska.
W. n Ga L5stanl, IN.
J G. Hnnss Black River Falls bcondn.
IEwgLLFE ". LLoID Omaha. Nebrsska.
Jus y. H.BaRFaKID, Wheeling, West Virginia.
w. =. srsBBfss Bloomington, Illinois
KicHAKD TNEvELIIcK, for state Of Michigan.
?. NJ. LEONARD, Oberlin, ohio.
wM- J. JEssrP Mes yDrk City.
b. J. MURPHY, Baltimore, Nd.
0. J. swEEskEs, buffalo, n. r.
a. p. NJ PCS, Rochester, NJ n.
LAwREscE snTyH, Fort Wayne. Ind
R. TaoRER, Amboy, IL
}. NIsLsoK, Centralis, hi.
WV. H. RoLEr, L0ckDort, III.
VIZ. HARrLET, Bioomin gton, ~
WIZ. RANsKfLL, Egin, IN.
VIZ. D. HAcKsET. Aurora, III.
DAVID CasTHER, Rockford, ill.,
JAMES DoTLE, Peoria. vi.
FKAsE HUDSON, Springfield. Ill
rHonAsDxLAxT, Milwaukee, Wis.
JoaH fkTLos, Racine, Wis
THos. MooRE, WATERFOWL, Wis.
X II. Hopols, Quincy, M
ALExAspsA MAssOs, kondplae, Wb
PErNR X HcB, Portage City, Wis.,.
A. a. PoRTka, Beaver Dam, VIA
JAyss McKInn. Davenport, Iowa.
:. g. Nooss, Dsbaqne. Iesa.
y. j. sTAsroH, Kankakse, IN
r. B BAgR Houston. rexss.
JAMES BaTcHEn, Louiss IL, Nv.
o. n HRwITT. NaApnn, Via. s
Joss ScHUEssLeE, Lafayette, Indiana.
Jess FHTgsx, Mishawaka Indiana.
Csc. wiLnT, Soufb Bend. Ind
Asst p Doors, tAporte, lad
Jsas wnKIsoM, Evansville. lad
J. VI TrnSER. Lwansp5rt, Ina
q. a. osINBS. wheeling. ". Virginia.
O. w. SfEsux, Norwich, Conn.
W. n. LKR, kfchEnond, va.
Wa .. ILEs. Augusta. Ga
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

IksrRF IN rar RkfunIic lssuRscr CoxpAsr
q Chicago.
PArEK Haxessas AND WnDow saADss.-
Latest Styles. az y. r. RsGBrs. 50 Randolph
street.
RerAL BAxrNc PowpzR CosrASr The west
eru oiice Of this Company, which has recently
been removed to No. 1s5 South Water street, Is
now under the charge Of WIN. n. Clarke, Gen
eral Western Agent, long and fasofably known
in this city and throughout the whole western
country. This eompsuy are better prepared
than ever before to meet the wants OF the trade.
and have ample room for keeping In store such
stocks Of their Baking Powders az will meet any
increased requirements Of buyers The SUPERB
GRITTY OF the goods manufactured by che "Royal
Baking Powder Company over all others, 10 at
increasing, demand for them; wherever intro
duced, the trade and consumers win buy none
other. This company hare capital Of $780,
zoo in their business, ard ara doing a very ga
slsiaetory trade The .spoin'ment Of Mr.. Clarke
to the General Western Agency is an excellent
one. The Royal Bshing Pc sder Company has
secured world wide reputation, and no family
should be without their powders.
a Good Insurance Company.
We invite the attention Of our readers to the
following advantages offered to workingmen IN
The Ph@aix Mutual Lite Insurance Company.
fne Phoenix Mutual Life Il ope Of the most relia,
bic and strongest companies 10 existence. II
places no restric ions on employment aud per.
Sons insured are permitted to travel during any
and all Seasons Of the year The policies Of the
Ptenix Mutual Life Insurance Company are
preferable 10 slI others. The PhGnix invites
attention to the following plans peculiar to IT,
self:
l. All the advantages Of an all cash and halsote con-
pany
2. II party insares to-day for : 900 and pays one
half cash and note on any tablet and should
a. to srrow, week month or naxs year ths
vii amount fine policy Is pa d4 .Ooo-and NO de-
ductions Of NO Q. All notes returned dis
dcnis, and never but four any table. II pay
mes. made all cash the In ared rereiyes in cash
The smount IS ooe. Win dividend. cash add ID.
NJ restriction employment.
a. The inaurd are perD tied 70 travel or reside IN
art Of the United States Rnsope and the sOuthern por
lion south nerca during any and III seasons OF the
yea tree Of charge
DIVIDENDS Ia the PhsrlIx have been ard are now
ffiy per cent
The dividend f IN per rent on al Ia tbles n
the aaal presuia u Is 100. the dsvid nd 4 $50
!. IL pays il sses promptly receipt Of proof.
Al is Foiicf.s arr s.fig1e ting thereby Fos
sihle c'anre Of Zoe 20 the insured.
o. Ordin .ry Life Policies ban-frrieitisg aeer hrr-
payments ~hte the Policy rs In force for the fail
amonn Of sren dollars Of PSemiams paid besides many
other great advantages The Paseaix has paid TO wd
and orp 500 oo0 and has So eco safely
secuF a f1r liks purpose
TO- les lasses have ben met by the annual interest
ceised A'ons and sur lus ofntere-t len over 70 sse
fhe general tnni beionaiBg % The insured.
II. It, rates Of Insurance. cheap any company
doug 90 r husi7ess
TIER is nothiRg esirahe LIFE Innroaee cheh ,say
at b secured IL Ais fsmpasy.
HENRY n. kOON,
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ffty per cent.
HENRY =. KooN,
Nerxnus ID. hiIrtx.

With Iis gsoamy attendants, ow sirts, depression In
voluntary emiss on hes semen. spermAiorri o. oss
Of yer, nav bad, loss OF u emory and threatened
impotency ami Imbeciity, hads sovereign in
HrprsEET's HonEoPAfH,c sPkcIFIo No TsksYT EEoHf.
Composed OF the = liable, mild and potent
tive they strike the OF the matter,
up the system the dschargss and impzrt vigsr
and energy, life and vitality to the They
hAv- rard tr,usaad Of Price ~ per package q
boxes AMI vial wich is Important 70 obstinate
odd Cases. 20 per SINGLE box Sold by drug
gusts, End sent hy nsil receipt Of price. Address
Hnmphr " specific Homeopathic Medicine upany,
So, Broad ~, New York.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

A 4 ncsdsy Pxesrnf 4 ~ nasf apprsprists R.s
y. g. 9see tsene sna a. eIz.s olAss riuar SAN
90. . Z. s:s1: a sss2s;y r
ta-.nErst q v = tppsfEoF ~ pessive nsx. dsr.
pssgg>E1n>ru n O. 81 nn1 ~ 1ipAi q ~ -.
szsssrs ssiiiis - sss'S'ss i =.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

PoRcELAN rie1UREs Noting con be more
appropriate az a holiday presehs shan . neat pr
celain picture Il differs from al other pictures
IN thisfegard, i never fades ten wears hcree
II sill appear e. reat. a. ~ CANT ana re cI'asse
as the day on which the NEGATIVE Vas taken
The photograph gallery, 70 ilS Lake street
formerly Hesler'sJ, n'akesipotceiaia pictures
speciality. aud they are decidedly. tie bes. KIM
of pictures that can pc taken. Rad he adseF-
tisement ID another eolomn beaded "A Large
PasosrPa' A good porcelain picture j. The
best ana cheapesi that eaa Nv presented, Go
and see them.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

CHsIsrN A. AND INK NEw Christmas and
the New lesr are II hand, the season for ssy
and tl-anNfalness tie school boy sind the little
child are anSi"usly awaiting the coming Of
santa Claus with his sini= hvncred castom Of
stockings. II Is a season Of JOY because 4
briggs together, around the social board, rel,.
tives ard ifiends who, perhaps. have beer sep
s-Sted Tor years, and calls 20 memory the days
Of our C ilehood. and Thousand incidents in
our lite spring up 10 our miad fresh before us-
il points US to our daty IN tie future b. the ex
perehce ofthc past Let US enjoy this festive
season around the social table, exchange con
gratulAtions with our friends. present in sub-
Stant;al manner our feelings Of esteem and Ie
gard Let nirth snd music prevail, but let us
not n the midst Of oar Joyf, forget the giver Of
ali good, and, when the year lSes, shall have
Joined with the history OF the past, let Us
buckle on our armour with renewed yieor. de
termiaed 10 do battle more strongly against the
evils and aluremcuts of lie. Let US enjoy these
festive occasions but not abuse them our hap
pines< rests III gsest measure. with ourselves.
let us ne the means With which kind Provis
dence las endowed us, ard to sll the readers Of
the AnvoeAw we wish Happy New Year.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

SOMETHING NEw.-hr. Jas. Gcsry corner OF
Madison and Dearborn, is disposing Of Ar 10
mepse stock Of uuredeemed pledges. consisting
OF w atches. Jexelry Silver and Plated Ware,
OIL Paintings, SC, by lottery Seventy-hve
cents purchases pound box OF candy, and With
each box present is given, waving from 10
cents ID $500. This j. 10 humbug, as tic goods
are on ex ibition.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

H7LIntT JEwELRY PRrsRSTs.-Wb ID o..
tain articles for presentation OF excellence and
heau,J 90 moderate cost il now tss absorbiug
.sesdou Of these holiday times. All those ~ho
contemplate purchasing lifts that vii last a.
cherished m, mentos for many year, should re-
pair 70 the old established iewelry Ia Sc o.
Wendell & LYMAN, .. 81 Lake street, under
NE fremont House, where they can select from
a magnificent stock Of watches, plail, gold. and
richly euameled, ~ celebrated make. JeWelry,
dismors, gems, triakets, aud gifts Of III des
cripuons, specially imported by these gentle
men, sho viii dispose Of them a. prices 80 suit
the traes
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

DsNTAL.-Ou former occasion VIC called the
attention u cur readers to the card Of Or. Geo
h. Sanford, Dentist, Ne. lo9 Was ington street
AZ practical dentist, Dr. Saufor Las few su
periors. Ne Is graduate Of the leading dental
college Of PeHusy wanna, ana has charges Nili ~
found extremely moderate, while his Wolbsrrii-
shin cannot "a surpassed
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

CHRIsTNAs GINS Morse, Rodden a Hamil-
ton, watchmakers jewelers., g., Is one Of the
leading firm, IN ,his city their present high
stock Of holiday presents srd valuable keep
sakes, il large and exquistely beautiful Their
stock is Of the finest quality, and they are at
present offering special Inducements For neat
gems in itwslry e % Moose, Rosdei 4 IIamii-
tons, No. lee Lake street
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

M. ODLIS, the well-known confectioSer, who
Aas recently opened magni6centiy fitted up
estahlishment AZ 7s South CLARK street has
already secured an immense patronage From
customers, who are willing to 90 little out Of
Ch.ir way to secure pure artsie. Mr.. Q. man
uiactures bis own candies, and bis old custom.
ers deaIe no better recommendation
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

MEETtSG % W0RKNGNsS Ca Thursday
yening last, a meeting Of workiugmen WIS held
IN THE Trades Assembly Hall, PSI Randolph
.treet
. Oh motion. Mr Miller was chosen chairman,
nd Julius kodberlus secretary
The chairman stated that he bad been invit.
d to attend by scme gentlemen and did NOT
eslly understand The object Of the meeting.
Mr.. Dsaid Vaughn then stated thu, sbout tEo
reeks ago there Had been meeting IN the
bird Ward, end The subject Of Convict labor
lsd been thoroughly Investigated aud talked
yer by the persons there assembled, smong
hem the repre- 4entatives 10 The Legislature,
ie7srs. KnickeI booker and Dege, ard AZ the
lat,sE nov stoo there acre great number 0.
onvieis engaged In TIE mechanical arts in our
tate prison, and that some laws ought t. be
lade In order not to inJure on mechanics 70
lch an extent, and that We At orce take steps
petition The legislature 10 redress the Nror y
ldsr which We are Tow l4ooring.
Messrs O'Conneil, Ncwlsud aud Vaughn, sd
cssed the meeting 81 SINE length
The chairman next expressed his views OF
nsiel labor, and thought tie ccnvists oughl
be put to work to mauu'actnFe articles la
ere not produced in this state or country BE
50 stated that he was 10 favor Of an amend
ent 70 the lien law, the abolition Of tbe la
lie black law, and the adoption gf an cfisicni
premiership system.
By request, Dir. a. @ Cameron addressed III
seetirg length. He said be was opposed Il
9 yestiasmeh asking sac legislature 70 aboI
81 mechanical labar al tI,r penitentiary, be
use he thought they EoaId fail 70 accomplish
ything by 80 doing BIZ con6ning thsir es
Is toa prohibition Of the contract system
equalization o. the consiels' nber aad HI
sage Ofa lsNcampelIing the Commissioner
a 80 9 ~ tIisir pFodapts At market fasss. The,
I'D secure The hearty es-spsrasiou a ever
NEST employer 10 she State b Tier to do .
Esin ppiat. than build woskiugmea u
hopes that would never Be realised.
p nei'Su, he following gentlemen we're sp
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

Lw6LRr, WAreHKs, &C. There is at No
] "A site street ne,tly ttted up isNelTy stare
TIE coed, are chsste and elegant, an every ar
tee guaranteed by tie proplirtors may be
lied upon. Il is such store as workingmen
should patr lnire Particular attention paid 10
repairing watches, Jewclry, Sc
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

Sharply 4 : 1zT,S's MfVsTRSl.s --rhs is The
best minstrel company we h4,e had il Chicago
jor some yssIs sheir singing is harmonious
TER jokes rich, their o Iinea,ion Of uatu E
true, ard their whole performance free from
yugarty Go and see them at their hall corn
sr Of Clark ana Monroe streets
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

ClxeISSAu METAL HkaifE ASSURANCE 20
That 4 i the dusy Of every workirgman 10
proviae against accident or natural sickness, is
tact which 10 one VIII dispute. We call the
atteutIou Of every reader of the ADVOCATE 20 the
advertisement Of the Cincinnati suiasl Health
Assurance Compauy designed and especially
adapted for Norkirgmcn. This company pay
a weekly campeusalion from five to fifty dollars
Ii is q solid aud substantial eompany, having
capital o. $50, 600 For a comparatively small
srm, workiugmen msy provide sgaiust the day
Of distress or accident, and thereby maintaaa
their independence. Let wOrkirgrnen io1k to
heir interest snd provide thems Ives silb a
policy from this coppany
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26
CITY MATTERS.

GO vss Bssr.-pyhrcngarthis Working rnau's rnl-,
ege "a skns~irdgedto h he best Training sool sot
Young uen 10 thecouhry. Boek-kaetiae fennsls.ii,,
Commercial Arithmetic Commercial kaw, corrslans
dsnos aud TslegraphinF, tAuebt iienuuehl5 For
papers, eTraiArs, 4e., aaarsss Dyhreafnrts wSkug-
msns College. iis Randolph street, Chicxsu, al.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

ooLoNG, tBiackl Soc, soc.. sfo0, best y. 30
per pound.
MIXED. Green and Hlack), Soc, soc., u ,0v,
best n. 20 per poand
YOUNG HYSON. tcrssul soc., 8, 90. ti.25.
best 81 so per pound
UNCOL0RED JAPAN, soo, a 90 el.l0
best 81 rs per pound. M -
INPERIAL. {Greeul Soc, o., 90. 81. 1851, 20.
best III. 80 per pound.
GUN POW DER tGrsenl. tI 90, $l,io. y as
best 81, no per pound.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, s9c, ~ 90, 81, 10
best 81 rs per pound. ~
FRENCH BREAErAsrsC0FFE ase. psr
pound. -
UNION JAVA c0ErEE, soc pc psusd.
OLD GOVERNMENT Java. zoe. Per NJ.
GROUND CofFEE, asc., so, she
best 4oc per pound.
TAs Ainiss "a nussly osnpsnS,
\ ~ ntnAs ssre<L
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naS. ]. G. 4 T. II. TRfNE'S
NJ Owe vi EMIT CURE!
poR WA
TrsatEsas Of 0hrenie Diseases,
10 LocArka2ar
aMa @rATK aEnruw



And h " esssfs cperzsion Promlne-. .n,ou !,
The srs ord ere: Seal lag spinal ,urvaiurer
Imr trfsct circniaoa, forsdity 70 Lives OonsTipa
IN. pvspepas Parsysa &c. y me a'nost aaiImrei
processes 81 the Movements Care, We Eha means A
dlrccsinF the circuIasa und natrts5 nso nrre selv
hese esanasIs wsse theV oss he sded y, 0 = =.
II wonep "a ineaimHsl ~ 10 here presented, Ths
-ause >. every meG assn 81 Pelvic Wsakns-s N surely
~. raneafiy AMI ssshnu' Ind iescy removed IN
rhrsudc conNipasf a TIE Resfment IA iufailible m
deryoumess- n rev4lrx Of ui'rry operations
supply d. Fur On Win l-ferrnA
a. nnsc3s Nlrrox ssts& Unequal Shoulders an
Dr0uksA 6p4nsa, tne Nv opera Care r
au1fa indisensahla FsF b411ss delrnne hnnlEh ara
IN psssons o. Lo~ yltsly. anrd the m.s sares.bls
sGrctlvs and tesmax nut Moons Of reBlormfIpn n. y
Ths novemsnhs ars specially prescribed, nnA v~nsa
cGre go Grktenrss observed IN treating vuak r-.]s-
hs svsnshfnsy and saescy Of ths Msvsn@. '6a,% Il
shua1snzy sntofrsd NJ psgssusof atsIiEsnss w. ~
fnsuent. AS per Il o. inGH1Gfan ss 80 -.
Avs nsssms1n w INV 6G5fi&7 73 w shs bod7. y }
% sp>siloas ~ ksse a. -. maz1a k-own ior AZ A.
eu5 ~ eFsnsr Vi shs bloax WI tAs ~ N
pyoss.s - sesoa nad strsa~rhA ths vasfDns issss
i6va7s - ssspsesfslr nvissa "a ssla .nd sr.nlD.
- mm1M = Owe inattaikehs
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

McVNEERs THEArFR-At Mcvicker's during
the week, Lottss numerous friends have had
the opportunity Of greeting her again after az
absence Of nearly year. Letra l. beyond all
doubt the most eharmi actress Of her cIass
no~ on the stage falconcr's Fire Fly writ
ten expressly for her, is decidedly rich, ard
everybody shonld 60 and see her.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

THE OrERA HorsE.-Tae celc rated Jao. L.
Ovens hss BEEN the attraction At the Opers
House during the past week The mere an
noepeemeni y biz name Is efficient 10. draw
coed attends .ce ANY lime. The company az the
Opera House = daily increasing ia public favor,
aud Mr. Ow = has been veil sustained during
his engagement, which closes this evening.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

Moons AUsxrx.-paring the past week the
very excellent company az the Museum has
been greeted Nth crowded houses. On Msa-
day evening. Mrs A!lcp the lending lady took .
benefit, which We are happy TO sly sas success
iul. both a. regards setting and attendance.
Yesterday being Christmas. three performances
we're given. "a each occasion the house was
crowded.
On Monday evening, the iuiuitabIe Mr. Dill
lon viii take benefit, or wl,ics occasion three
laaghabIe comedies viii be introduced Dillon
j. deserving u substantial response. and we
trust the houss viii be crowded to ovcraowing
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-26

DKARAoRS TnKATRE -.he Dearborn Theatre,
since nc opening night, has been doing good
busiress. The company Is really good and the
plays selected are light and highly alnasiug.
Hernandez is hest in irimseH-his guitar solos,
and his shadow pattomine. cannot be sarpass-
ed. On Monday evening, "The I.oee Man Of
tbe Ocean, will be produced
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-03-06
Quarterly Meeting.

As previously announced, a series Of rsli'
giOus services begun last night at the MethO-
dist Church in this place, which will con.
tinus over Sabbath. DR.. ThOs. II. Pearne,
the Presiding Elder Of the Knoxville District
will be present. Hejustly s~ustai"s the rePu-
tAtion Of being one of the finest pulpit ora
tors in the South. He Is a DEVOTED Christian
minister, and is laboring with all energy and
zeal to build up the waste places of Zion in
East Tennessee. We call upon our citizens
to attend upon the ministry Of those who
will conduct this meeting, and We hope it
will end in lettering the condition of the
community. Let the religious bigot forget
his 2reJudices, the partisan his political creed
and the slnuer Of every class, and the saint of
every denomination improve the privilege af-
forded Of listening to the word Of God in the
power and ~eloquence Of its truth and sim
plicity,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-03-06
GeOrgIa C%OnyentiOn.

ATLANTA, Feb, 29,-The cenven-
ton to-day resolved unanimously TO
request Congress 10 make liberal APP
preparations for the building of an air
railroad from Atlanta to Charleston.
A motion TO adjourn sind die was
passed. A motion to reconsider the
action of yesterday In tabling q reso-
luton indorsing the course of Con-
gress in reference to impeachment
was passed-yeas 60, nays So.
Mr.. Holcomb moved that the con
vention adjourn to, meet,on the third
Tuesday in May and remain IN SEES
sion as long as necessary foR the pro-
lection of loyal Georgia, as the Con-
gress Of the United State win proba'
bly, adjourn on the 18th Of March.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-03-06
Col. James White.

We met this gentleman on the Western
bound train Monday last, on bis way home
from Washington He Is Mail Agent for Ten
nessse, for which benefaetiou be is indebted
to Andrew ]. Consequently he has 3 very
high opinion of His KIN @, and reports all
events at the Capitol 10 his favor. He says,
Congress is backing down, and A.. J, is re-
eeiTiug daily concentrations for bis bold
course, from every quarter Of the Union.
Several Of the Northern States, have offered
him as many soldiers as be needs, should the
present rupture precipitate an armed con-
dict We also received the information from.
him, that Butler was not admitted, and.
Brooks Of N. r. who, We suppose runs hs
machine assured him he would not be. The
Colonel Is good on a Cock and Bull story.
Can't DO beat. o-a
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Bg- This is truly. the "age Of progress"
and the American people are, 5syond 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 6lB Broad
way, New York City, stands pre-enihent.
Their Improved Manufacturing Machine
has no rival. Il is built on sound mechanic
cal principles--iS simple i'll construction
easily understood, and not liable to get out
of order.
Its sewing qualities, particularly on cloth
and leather, cannot be equaled: and as such
we recommend il to our friends and the pub
lie generally. Il. 3. NJ. 20.
Is68ian24t4
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-03-06
Mr. ]. Milton seudder.

1t is with sorrow that we announce that this
gentleman has seen ft to leave our cOmmu-
nifty and cast his lines elsewhere. He was
with us for three years, and by his correct
department and gentlemanly manner won the
esteem Rpd confidence Of all, with whom he
came in contact. He is a man Of the highest
order of talent aud profound legal abilities,
and will make his mark wherever he goes.
We have known him intimately for the last
year, and it affords US the highest pleasure to
say that q nobler, purer and better heart
never throbbed in the bosom of mortal man.
His faithiulness as a precsptor, and his I'M
swerving fidelity as a friend will be one OF
the last memories that shall fade from our
mind. May his moral worth, and his charac'
t%eristics of true nobility be fully appreciated,
wherever he casts his lot, and his name re-
corded on the registry Of fame, encircled
with a halo Of imperis6a5le glory.