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agricultural.
Small Farms,

We heartily agree with the Nor
folk Lny Book, when it says that the
old idea 0t extensive farms found \
grave with slavery, and from the want
Of Sufficient help will spring an i'm
porEaat change in all farming opera
tions. Aside from the fact THAI small
farms will increase the population,
Is tho more important fact that q
new system Of agriculture will spring
an which will eventually prodnce
more on forty Or fifty acres then
was produced, under the old giraie,
by one hundred.
We are told that it is no uneom-
mon thing for a German farmer TO
elothe, feed and educate his family
upon the products of four or five
acres. And this is done upon land
no better than ours, nOr the price so
r~emunerative, but the fact is, they
understand the art Of farming bet.
Q than we do; q dense population
forces them TO pursue q system which
husbands every resource, and makes
every article pay. They reduce their
system 10 a science, and by q quick
rotation of crops make n acre pro-
duce as much as twenty or thirty
does ia this country.
We have ia our minds eye an ex.
ample in the high latitude OF Mssa-
chusetts, in which a gentleman who
had pursued the German system, has,
10 frrty years, smassed \ fortune OF
q quarter of q million of dollars on q
farm of twenty acres. He has pur-
sued a regular ard scientific course
by which, ut all seasons of the year,
in winters cold and summers heat
he has something green or riPeninG,
and Of course something always ready
for market.
just sueh. a system must DO adopt
ed in this section, and then the land
will be made to blossom as the rose,
our population will increase, and our
country be filled with a population Of
thrifty and independent people, who
will add to the material wealth of the
State, and will speedily place her w
the front rank Of the Union.
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m-Rrom Wisconsin We have iptelli-
gonco that this reliable Republican
etats stands arm. Notwithstanding
the complication Of Judicial questions
Affecting largely tho rights VI proper
~ 10 whole sections Of the State, We
have carried our ticket and the
Union msn Of Wisconsin win 20 into
the Presidential anntsst with the
prestige Of an unbrohen chain Of tri.
umphs, Our majority IL roughly e..
iimAtsd to-night ~ about three thous.
snd, which taking into account the
detection caused by the fhrm.mort.
gage issue, we'll holds our old lines.
PAL Press.
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Remedy for Bets in Horses.

A correspondent Of the Journal Of
Agriculture, gives the following II
Is well known that many ofour most
valuable horses are killed every year
By bots or grubs, and that any sub
stance of sufficient chemical power ia
kill the bots will destroy the horse
also. / have been informed by q gen.
tleman of strict reliability that the
bots, when placed by him in nitric
acid, would wriggle through it IN
harmed. Also many powerful drugs
have been applied to it with the same
results This being the case, what
can we then give a horse internally
safely that will afford him relief BY
destroying the botsf Well. the sub.
stance is very simple, safe, and harm.
less 10 the Rsso, but death TO the
grub. Il Is simply sweet oil. ltis q
we'll known fact that al! larve breathe
through tho pores Of their skin, and Il
tbey are snveloped in oil they cease
TO breathe, and IS 3 consequence must
die. When a horse is attacked with
bots, give him at once o quart Of
sweet oil, and II they have not al
ready done him . fatal injury, he will
recover,
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Terms Arrays N Advance !:

7 ANS arr raar. -.. 8 2 60
3 eopius one yeSr.-~~.--.-..'-. -.'-~"-~'s'"-'-- y
4 roptea 0n9 NeAr-s.-..s--sv .s+--sssss--sssssss-sss's' y ~
s copies one year, and one 10 grttor ~ u cub. " "
ia copies oao year, and one To geitsr up o. Club ~ "
A Choice Of RTemiums-WheSs . person is entitled 10
an extra copy foF getting up y elah, there viii bs srna
IN preferred, Instead Of the extra copy, asapsrb pre-
miam naxSotiRt isr flaming siEs q Inches BY So,)
swashington Parting from bis 9enerAls," Or LAdy's
Illustrated Album, handsomely bound and tit or sith'
or Of the famous "Bpnyan AsErottnts," me same sire
Asths "wAshinR,on." Always state whether an extra
coy or ono sf The other prsmiuma Il preferred, aud
notcs that for Clnbs or three or fopr no premiums are
given. In remitting get a post ohaes order, OF a aIafs
on Philadelphia or Now York u neither o. these can
Be had. send rresnhaehs or bank notes, Do not regis-
ter your isttrFs. Bprsineha Bsnt 10 ihoss Wshlng 70
gee up Clubs. Address, pest PFid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
No. 500 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Cothre Pudding,

One pint OF Aour. two teaspoonfhlla
Of cream Of tartar, 4 little salt, q
piece Of butter ~ large as an egg,
oRe eupfull Of whito sugar. one egg.
n largs isaoup Of milk with q tea.
spoonfsli Of aodA well dissolved In il.
Bake a halfa an hour
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IN H az M'AT w. AZ
NJ
alat she
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The Snest inettnmeuts et tho I0weat e0at.~-
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from one % ahses Aaudred dollar less Shea
any other First Glass Hoaae.
The tone oGthose INSTRUMENTS Arc femarAaa
Bile sot sheif peculiar Sweetness and Great
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forced 10 their utmost capacity. Ths lower
realater retaining its positigenesa does not
destroy the middle and upper registers by
mingling With them ID disRgseeable eontn-
sion, The refined beauty Of tone being
eqaally delightf1ltO the nnpGAetsced and 10
she most cultivated ear. \
They are an entirely new styls Of Piano,
6piahed ID the most superb manDer, aslA few
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moulded, and each lnstrgmeaa ID fally war
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AGENTS WANTED.

CAMPAIGNS on rolpEsr ASP HIs oAvAEnr.
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This historicsl record ofths bob, brHIlsut
sxploila ard darinR aiFsniurfs 81 the var,
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Chancery Court EuIIiEan Comfy,

TAcoB HAlEDTOE ss. John 8. Hansltsn
81 ct A.. hairs At Law Of John b. Hamel-
ton. decaaSed. IN this case Il - nlledged
w tt bill that The dsfsadants yohn 81 Ham
elton, JAMES A. Davis, guardian &C., Robert
II. Davis, Alice Davis w. @. Davis aud Laura
Davis are non-residsau Of Tennessee. u IL
ordered that publication Be made for four
successive vseks In the Uaioo Flag q paper
pBblished In The town Of Joussboro' Tenusu-
sss, sot'fyiug ssid d~sfsudanis % appsnf %
NE third hoaday 70 Way nt1i, before tAe
Cbaassry Osart Il Blousitfis, and make a..
fsues 70 nid bin or The sane WIN b taken
Coz hearing sEparte. April Raisp, 1883.
w. H~uLbEENIx, QtH
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Circuit COurt Sullivan COnRlr.

TH0S Pam VI. WIN. T. whaley aud 9th.
ers, hsirs at law Of VIM. Emmers de-
ceased. In this case itappeaFing from the
ShsriTs return that William I. Whaley, s.
A. Whalsy, r. {. Whalsy ard ]. Whairy mi.
nor heirs Of Mary Ann WhAlsy deeeased, for.
merly Mary AnE Bmmers and ]. r. 8. win.
helm and vile, are nop-rssIdeuts Of the State
Of Tennessee. Il il therefore ordered that
publication Be made for four suecessivs
weeks in The Jonesboro' Flag, notifying sale
non-residsat dsfendanis 10 appear before our
said Circuit Court, on the frst Monday il
July next, and show said cause II any they
have, why plaintiffs judgsment shall not be
Satis6ed out of the real estate dscrsed 70
them from their ancsSior Wn. Emmert, de-
ceased. March 81, 1855.
J. O. b CLOUD. Cisrt.
issoapTiovtP15
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Colored Patterns in Embroidery,
Crochet, eec.

The work.Tahle aspaFtmant Of THE Magazine 4
wholly unriV1llsd. BvsTy number ~eontainp q daAef
or mere patterns In every variety Of Fancy Work
Crochet. Rmsrolapry, Knitting, Bssd Work, shsl
Work. Iatr Work, ETC.. etc. saperb aolCred pattern
lor SIippars, Purnes, Chair seats, etc., ElVsn-saeh o
gh.eh al 4 retail store wouia cost hgfy eenta.
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G-RovEsFEEN q 90,
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THESE PIANOS received the Highest
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sen these Instruments from 800 70 S2oC
cheaper than any 6rst class Piano-Forte. :
1851 oct 4 iy--C,HP.6cO. I'll ~
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
Educational Institutions.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN,
CHATTANOOGA. TENN.
TaEsE SCHOOLS ARE sIrUAfED ON RIM sAs.
4 tern hrowef Lookout MeuatGin, gro fset above
at, TsmarkAbis Ior hssiihfainsss, And extent of Snris.
y of scenery The locahons AVA miiss iron chattA
nOogA, 10 esptFal, and easy Of aeoesi from al parts Of
ths soeIh; "a ns'ursl Advantages fSr sducauOaal pur,
poses are hslieyed 20 Do unsurrhrssd- TheaO schools
we're handsd with the design of nFpiahink 10 white
youih q esah ssz~ AsheF0uEA sdasaii3a - nodsTSae
TAs Rdndluxa are asw snd tasr.. ana wsv nt..a IN
10 The spring Of 1868, under the airsston Of an sxpe-
rfenced educator, expretsly Tor their present use, Al .
cost, including f~urnlinrg 81 ever forty thousana dol.
lAFs. an ne appointments are Ia ksepinE With thin
liberal ontlay. The Teechefp ln Tho several depart.
nenA have been selected With great care, tOm The
besi IustiatlonsA and have hada S~uceeAsfal sxpsrisnsO
10 The m~Anagswsns Of scheUla. Ills intended The
vosr,s o lsAsTsesoH sAAiI 70 sqoAl % shai q ths
airei and impartial, che ~rellglops inhuenes % decided,
and evangelical, bat DOT seetAftan, The schools having
10 sennssticn With nv ecclesiastical BODY. No pupis
suitable pruAsisney e iurnisAed. ClAssss are formsd
for those whose sinaiss we're interrupted By The War.
SESSIONS AND VACATIONS
rhsrs ss I've ssssioas pus year. each iwsn.y wssks aud
two vacations each elk weeks.
sssHla s,ssIoS s4(.a MAyiS. 1857. WSrEA saa.
aIoB begins Nov. u, 1881.
EXPENSES.
Board yoea IiEhl., tpi.ays tuition n an EnSiah
stnasuig sleeping inafgs airy deFniiohss
WssSiSs jSiais .l.Nns, per ao.. "a
Books sold q PuhlshsFls Prize :, or leaned
NJ sils sSs.s AsrSs ssaa.s~ s.s.p.6r,.tss !. SaIs~
PaVlt are ~ squbad y brisg ihsa. anw " hcifise.
Pcsng. eiationery, and alhsT psponal eEpsnsas safy
s w - ss,ss aes i - IN q iss iss1slsaA and
cg-r ExrEAa. Fsu
Insstustlsu - Rians rorss mo saarrs iSr ne
q insiru@snQ s.sh tseieu etoco
esu issirunsntl pasS iissisa Nn
iastrssTSns 10 TrsusS ma o.rnha, "a 500
Private foema, tse eoeupanp. furuhhing thoir Z
y wood aea HghH, '.eh pupn snin pr
All Tsy@sssssrs a-qahrnsss sr,rily N s~a,suss, sSS
40 ens vin ;. tsslssd nsm mbsr q ~ tpsii.e-
teas, % san.nasa = sesa. Si'Aeste hosfhi CON-
riynsnis So = insiisnlsis n4eirua hsarshg %
delivery.
Is asssusasasshnynsa uho brss pol az snsss,
81 etucalinE thsf ehll3gsn q ihfy dlslla. ths Trustees
pfgFca "a tsIlosipf, ~ Auy MiniIRr u 20 Co.
psllolfcduclag ~ IsiqFiaD has pupls % he Ahoal
shAil hssea = bag nthsy tsp&in,a ~ stholautip
~ oua z bic childfan, Of hs unqnlrd 49,, anoant
ip4 70 500 pr bution, o. ~ any numtsf aater ~
and Bl ttS lhan ~ baplls. . sskaiaratsp n tbs sal.
sseffo -. hsihir ahfusiaa, VIA urohirr.
ssstGiniaf rarltahIa. af9lra
RtGcER. nkFcROTr, prirsfai; o.,
nsF. q IoAnPfETtn, eufsffoibr4snb
HEgERKNCI9s
ua Hoaae1 NaTslab, KnoEsnA1~
= w. hoIaag, Marlnitston. t'an'
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A a n EXPOSITION

With full poRsr 10 purchase any apa every artie.s suiss
"A 10 thle market, and hahas a~nreseaad beyond our
most s~anEnine expectations, the E1hfssters preferrlng
u sell At any saGrihcS Iathsr than eaAt tae expenas
snFe concluded to distrgbnA the same wiihoas fegars
20 tnlus a. ths viaicplogsly low saw Of
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OWE DOLLAR EACH.

The Stock includes, God and 6t9vFr
Watches, Pianos, IMslodsans, SeRIng
|, Machines, Jsrslry or all descriptions,
and of the finest and most fashionable
pattern 1, Ladies finest Sik Patterns,
Kid Glovss. SILK Hose, Lacss, Shdwls,
Ladies and Gents Uader Wear, Silver
Plated Ware, Albums, some Of the most
Tmproued Agricultural Implements,
Cotton Gins, and a raristy Of ARTICLES too
numerous to mention.
THE PLAN TO BE ADOPTED.
Cyrtihca,ss calling for he whole Of the different ar
,ltlos win be placed in sealed S~ays!opet aud thorough
N mixed, aad sold a. Is sents cash. without d'SaAs'
ton Of fayoFitism.
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Receipts for Cooking, tie Toilet, SScA
Room. ete.

IN. orIrsnal Hsaashola R.rsipta, Of Peterson are
ouite hneaB.s Tor 1855 car Cock Book VIII BE- cor
linusd. Every one Of these receipts has been tasted
This alone wiilbe worth the price OF RetsIsoa. pther
Reesipta for the Toilet, Sick Room, 80, viii - given.
Il 4 ssopoay IN honasksppiaE 10 take Pstsrspn.
New and fashionable Music In every numosr. Also,
Hints On HortiealtHre, EqaestriAnis0, and all matters
Interesting 70 ladies.
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MamnNoh J0E0red Fdshlon FIdfsS.
Each number viii contain q aoaSls~iEs FasAien
Plate. snRfApea On steel and handsomely eolorad.
ThOaS plat seontain from fur 20 six hsarea each, and
rSoAsa Nnything Of the Kind. In addition, wood eats
Of aha newest bonnven, hats, caps, haAa~drtEees, eloAks,
jakrts, hall d1osses, walking heaeus. house dresses,
etc, will appeAr In each nambef, Aisa he greatest
variety " ehildren,s eressea. ALSO Diagrams, By the
aid Of which a cloak. dFsss o. ehlida eostnme ear %
eat out without the Ra Of a matchmaker. 50 That each
alaarasn In thls way alone will save a years. guesyrtp
tisn. The Paris, LoBdon, PhilAaplPhia and Esw Tori
fAahioha described In full eacA NaoAth,
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IN "ML "M Iii CO. ~
faaass Rcppias iaoplkgg soptaR2 pegs a. W msncg
6hsh AnY Ca the eeflA. 2te tperga end aigApnesa
10 A6qg proved ~ ~ mt thai n leNg ~ clrynlNian
eocoeAA thaeof az whEf Ssdiea' MaEA4lnee ecuhiped.
"a tSSe n van ~ hsflhar lmpscscd, Nhsss ingpgsye.
meht ~ ippna pcgsltiA Al UAA caaiAli ntAfN AfVs
lpaesa, iaatsA plnteA k@dqphAaAipeA namRuoih eoAnr.
tdttsi MaAbn Pst&a, va ne tesA sgefegiase-eha
~ this fr owy EAyear, % 4 deliAs IVES IAen mstN-
SA NJ ReusFas aasAaveI pslpes ne the only Aasa-
phAnwaAy
Ire Maoesiae for tAe Times.
ThSstures ih Essersen Nv copesdcd 70 Va tho bet
pAhlishad AnywheFN. Mrs Am stephene, AnA1dAM
Douglass, Mary Aayar4 Clark. Rna Rodnaa, Frthk
Lee banediEt, Mre.A Harding Davk, anthof Of .hAr'
gu4 Mowth,w Y. \. o.. Mention, 0absiehe Lxe, knaa"
lfe Grey. Cara Augusta, ana he aathors Of the NJ.
eend Llse,N u snsy Ia DIARY y and Of "DotAs Ooia'
BESIDES a the cthst populAs segnAle Nfitcse " Amer,
lea, are regnlat eNntrlAutos. In eddiien 70 ae asnA
| nupbss 81 ahoster a~sorsea, theirs win ~ EtfeA In 1875
a. ltaat fonr ov Rlnss copy FiEhsed Ngyeleu, Fifs
The Bride Of the Prairie,
By Mrs Am aseshsna.
The Tragedy Of Fanquier,
hS TIE AhthoE 81 =" sseond iAis."
Guilty or MOI Guilty,
~ Amsnda N. Douglas.
P. r r.,
BY Frank bee BcesdHs.
In ia kluHtratiens Aiao, Peterson " uhriTalled. The
nnhN.hNr Nhallgnrnu Al comparieqn between ia
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17

uea HoaAsI Na1sAno. Kaotlmao~
R i1sftt. ~ ', rrus.
Ltesst M~.slisls, fsda. Aug Ia. iiH
h1isr2'u
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17
MammotA COlOred Fashion Platss.

Ana those Of other MaSaslnsa, aaa one sioel engrA4ln
as beast ~ given IA eAsh nunb0E.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-17
Steel and Other ERgraYingS,

In ia tnunerstiausa lao, Peterson Is Wnritalled. The
nahA.Arr hhAllAnRna Aeompariasn baawven ita
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-08-14
Reading.

We learn that Hon. Prosper Merrill
OF Felchville, declines a reelection as
representative from Reading this year,
as on account of his health he will leave
for Florida, before the session of the leg
islature, to spend the fall and probably
the winter. This leaves the field open
for new man, and we hope old Reading
will give us one of her best votes ON
State ticket this year. VIII it be too
much to say 200? Make it 175 surel
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-08-14
Good for old Cayendisb,

The Union men of Cavendish have
not only appointed their rallying COM
mittees, as we stated last week but have
now raised funds to pay the expenses of
absent voters to come home to vote.
There are some 300 voters in Cavendish
and only about 40 democrats, and vet
the Union men there are working as
though they were a doubtful town in
New Hampshire. such work in every
town in the State would carry old Yer
mont for the Grant and Colfax ticket
by more than thirty thousand majority.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-08-14

THE DEATH OF Mr.. WILEY.-Under
the usual head the death of George r.
Wiley, of Galva, Illinois, formerly of
Saxtons River, was briefly announced
last week. As he was citizen and for
merly well known in this town we copy
the following which explains itself:
AT meeting of the business men of
Galva, held at the office of L. II. Peck,
Esq, Rev. III. j. Smith was called to the
chair, and Theo, F. Hurd appointed sec
rotary, after which the following pream-
BILE and resolutions we've adopted, viz:
Whereas, it has pleased our Heavenly
Father to remove from our midst our
much respected fellow citizen, George
Rodney Wiley. Therefore be it
ResotUed, That in this affective dis
pensati6n of Divine Providence, we are
reminded of the uncertainty of life !;
"that in the midst of life we are in
DEATH"
Resolved, That in the sudden death of
6. R. Wiley, this community has been
deprived of one of the most exemplary,
honorable, and public spirited citizens,
and That we deeply deplore our loss.
Resolved, That we hereby tender to the
family and friends of the deceased our
heartfelt sympathy.
ResoIUed, That out of respect to the
memory of the deceased, we will close
our several places Of business, during the
funeral services.
ResoIved, That copy of the foregoing
be presented to the family of the deeeas-
ed, and to the Galva Union for pablica-
ton.
WIN. J. SMITH, Chairman.
THEo. F. HURD, Sec.
GaIva, ILL.,, July 30th, 1868.