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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-01-01
In Chaneery at Tay!OrsyilIe, Tenn.

A. Upton, Admir-, &c., vs.. Isaac Lacy, ct al.
nURSUANT ID a decree Of the Cbaneery
Court at EliEabethton, Carter County,
Tenn, rendered at its March term, 1868, and
again revived at its September term, 1868,
Of said Court, 10 the cause A. Upton, Admir-,
kc., VS.. Isaac Lacy, ct. al, on Monday the 4'ht
day of January, 1869, by virtue Of an order
in said decree, | will sell, at the Court House
door, in ElaaOethlon, Tenn, at public aue-
ton, to the highest bidder, tract OF land
mentionedin the pleadings, containing 2O7
acres, more or less, probably more,) situated
aud 5sise at Carter's Depot, on =. T. tFYa.
r. r., on the east bank Of Watauga Rivtr, in
Civil District No. 8, Of Carter County, Tenn;
subject, however, TO the interest Of Abigail
lacy in andto said land, charges rs being
80 aeres-said Land will be divided into three
or more lots, aud sold separately, and then as
whole, and the sale yielding the most money
adopted
TERMS OF SALE.-A eredi, ofsiG snd
twelve months will be given, purchaser re-
suired TO give bond and approved security
for the purchase money, bearing interest
from date Sale free from the right of re-
demption. This 23rd day Of NJ, vembsr, ls6s.
II, G. SMITH, G. AN.
ssd'cllWlPf5] By Up. SNirn, d. C.'k w.
10seph Wagner, Complainant vs.. ThOs. WaFd
and wife, Dvlilah, and others heirs At law
Os lanes and Catherine Bradley, deceased,
respondents.
TT APPEARING. to. the Clorkan Master,
from the allegations 10 eamplaiuants
biH, that A. 3 Shell and wife Elsnor, Jesse
bradley, Banirl Bradley, jacob Mast and wife
Eyaline, Nathan Shipley and wife Caroline,
and Elvira Bradley. The las: seven are heirs
at law Of Daniel Bradley, deceased, Tarlon
Dugger Alvin Dugger, Catherine Dogger,
james Digger, Sumael Ward sud wife Orphs,
BsnjAnin Baker and wife Polly snd George
Bradley are non.residents Of the State %
Teahessee. Il Is ordered that pablieation be
made 10 the Union Flag pn0llshei at Jones'
boro, Tennessee, for four successive weeks,
noufrina said defendants 10 arpesr dt.tta
Chart ilIouse IN raylor1rill~, cu the ,ically
Monday in March ntsi, 1859, Ala Chg ear
Cou.l. Itcn Ani thPrs 20 bsheld fos M. req,
- ofiohnlon, IA lie iii Chancsfy ;,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-01-01
LAND SALE.
Harvey G. ElkinI and wife rs. S

Harvey G.. ElkinI and wife vs.. Samuel D.
Bowman, ct. al.
DURSUANT to a decree Of the County
Court Of Washington County, Tenn, at
its December term, 1868, | will offer for sale,
to tbs highest bidder, on Saturday the StlI
da! OF January 1865, at the Court House in
JonesboPOpgh, a tract of land belonging to
the estate of David Bowman, deceased, lying
in Civil District No. 8, adjoiAing the lands Of
Daniel Francis, Thomas Harvey, A. Scott and
others, containing l01 acres, more or less,
with tolerable good dwslling-hOuse and
other convenisnees, about 20 acres Of wood
land, and within seven miles from Jonesboro,
with good spring and creek running
through, called Sinking ,eIeek.
A credit Of twelve and eighteen months
time, the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security, and lien retained until the
PURCHASE money is fully paid. December 8,
1868. ]. F. GRESHAM, CTk i COnm'r.
6SdeellW4pf5.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-01-01


fore our ChahcsrY Court AZ tie Ooart House
N Bountville, on the third MondaF In Nav
next, and mako his defence 10 said bill or
the same viii Sc act for hearing exparte.
December Rules, 1868.
WN. hULLENNlX, @. s. N. e
'e9janlw4PfS5
Isaac A. Nickels W. Lanier Bros, 4 Co.
I'M THIS CASE il ID alledged In the bill
that defendants B. Lanier and John w.
helby, Merchants &C., trading under The name
and style Of Lanier Bros. &vCo., and w. Il.
Malone are non-rssidents Of Tennessee. Il
Is ordered AtpubicAtlon be made for four
successive weeks in the UniOr Flag, nothing
said nonresident defendants, to appear be-
fore our Chancory Court at Blountville, Oh
tho third Monday In November next, ana
make their defence 10 said bin, or the same
will be set for hearing expErte.
December Rules, 1868.
g9ianlw4pf5l WIN. MULLENNfx, G. Nm.
Jos. L. King et al, Vs. Iohn G. King and
John 9. English, Executor Of James King
Sr., deceased, et al,
VN THIS CASE il is alledged in the bill
a that defendants John G. English, one Of
the Executors &C., Joseph Owen and his VIII.
Alice, Joseph Hill and his wife Francis,
Joe G. King, JobAG. English and Margaret
his wife, r. G. KING, Joseph L. King and NJ.
W. King are non-resi6ents Of Tennessee. Il
70 ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Union Flag, notify
ing said nonresident defendants to appear
before our ChancsTy Court, at the Court
House in BiountVile, on the third Monday
in May next. and make defence to said bill,
or the same viii beSet for hearing exparts.
December Rules, lS6s.
69lanlw4piS] VIM. MULLENNIX, c. I'M.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-01-01
Chancery Court at BIOuntyiIIe.

Mathew n. Chillress VS. William Lynn ct AL
HNB.E. ACCOUNT ordered in thsS case, at
1.-The November term s6s, will be takeR
At the oiIice Of the C!erI B. Master at Blount-
villeso Saturday The 3Oth. day Of January,
1869, at which time and place the parties are
required TO attend With their proof land on
failure so to do, said account will be taken
expafte. December Rules, 1852
G9janlW4pl51 WM. MULLRNNIX, @. L NJ
Nathan o. Norrellys. Jesse Gross, Adminis-
trftor, &e., al.
TN THIS CASE II is Alledged in the bill
that deiendznis Daniel Miller and Thomas
Miller are Ron-rosidsnts Of Tennessee. Il is
ordered that publication be made for four
SUCCESSIVE weeks, in the Jonesboro' Union
Flag, notifying said non-residen: defendants
TO sppear, on the third Monday In May next,
Tennessee, and make their defence 10 said
bill, or ihe same will be set2for hearing ex-
parte. December Rulss, 1865 -
09janlw4pi5l WM. MULLENNIX, G k ".
James King, Jr., W. John @. King and heirs
Of James King, sen, deceased.
IN THIS CASE It Is alledged IN the bill
that defendants John @. English and wife
Margaret, Joseph Owens und wife Alice, ..
ChalmuI King John O. English, Ex'r &c., Of
James King, SEN, deed, Robert a. King,
Joseph L. King and N. W, King are nOn-rssi-
dents Of Tennessee. Il is ordered that pub
lication Be made for four Successive weeks,
In the,Ionesboro' Lnion Flgg, notifying said
non.resittntte Attendants 10 appear before our
Chanee5g Couftat Blounlville, on the third
Noaiar n NaF AIT, and make their defence
1 sr9me win be set for hear
1.l, - - q. !, " Rules. 1858.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-01-01
IN CnANCERY AT JONESBOROUGH.

Ilfiilebaek, Seasonqood 4 coffi famss anf
Wllds, ttal5. Dlckenson, Price Blshop 70
Eamsl 4 Wllds e aIs. Sladler Bros CO.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-01-01

~ T7IIITII-7-7If7
Jackson, Knoxsille
.er, Cashier PhrnlE
win t o., mo. 70
gr, New York.
|il.nn a Rnfns. BAlll-
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-01-01
JTIcUWNTl
nary Of

I: f" q good breed ! 8
.ly iatteningj a var
nlar feeding three q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03
CONNECTICUT.
r,1nrrr1n c0n Nm, t-R EEL TsrArE 1rEMs.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY REAL ESTATE ITEMS. -
EORwALKReA Estate Record for the week ending March ~
1861 A. PAek and TtmmABy Ben wife Of James Hopn
ot eoI20e, $50 p Camp 70 Polly wife Of w Ceveia5d
N0ruan 100 J. A. Patrick 70 William b. Bur- o
6OIao s2S J. A J. 70 Rehecca Burr
lot SOIlsU Sl25i the 20 w. e. Besrs ot iN1SIV
f2T5 Zlloh Wyman NJ. Wyman Of land with the
buildings thereon Samuel Mitchell and wife to James shr
house and lot Of Msrn and Natersts % John
aBd wife Henry Seymour three and OnehA ses Of land
with the bGdDg thereon 500 Austin toS heNanars Que
At Ganevie So So W. r. lockwood 70 Mcnamara lot
1t Granterie S2O D. hlan Gilbert H. Caupbsl one lot
sOE5O Norws $500 A. Patrick Warren Sheldon one
Dot 5SI 80 $G The to Sarah wife Of COggaws che
lot 60r2O0, $50 @. Z. LounShuU and p. G. LounsourY
70 }. bOx93 South Nor
Chadwick and wife G. Gregory
rood; SIS W p Wsrng 70 O. Warng lot sosO at
eopth EOrwah; $3.50
BBTHEThe Rev Geo Peon has sold his TO Fredk Sec
ley Price $500
srGMToRDJo,sph ssely sold bis Warrington
~ william r. Jerman for ~ 500
DAHBURY-Jos TAYLOR bought Caleb Benedict farm
The Catholic Society bald
church where the stands Of Maine and
Cent he hOass 8 10 NOV TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03
TRBtNE, TRIPLE SHEET

the reader We would especially dwell on the fact that
The subscribers for the three editions OF THE
Daiy Semi weekly and Weekly, comprise ~
every profession or business; eonseaneplp ruv
ments In eacn disseminate among All cihsNes. 49,
TKlBUNE de espeesi attention TO the repor.s
Of real estate both in tine cfy and country lHs au
greatly 10 the of its columns AZ An ~
dunn The char for al rortisine are Az Iouo"s, go
Tribune Is cents per for each insertion; W
trpipnsE 40 per nns: SRM.WEEKLT TRIBUNE 20 crh's
per upe About DIS average line. atter tne
hns which usually coltaIns only four or h'e "oiuS
Terms cash In advance. Ia-. e.. d -'t-- POI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

NOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT on the Hud-

River NswHaRburg Duehs. Cennyi vsu -
sisd having river frost 20O0 feet eompnnf I
land we'll wstered sdwiug 32Iss feat completely ar Il
In thorough orier farmers coachhsuse VIII Aonnt M
horses The place has on splendid building ss s ~sv.SsSs
Apply a .is wsshngtOs iasuisasl 60, No Ia HrssavS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03
gunq SsIano 8raI Gstat, for Sal,.

TOR SALE or to LET-Furnished or unfdr-
nhsd besaI PLACE the East River At Rsyenswoo onse
b,. n . and Al. nobern perfect orders sshe and
would trade for Apply TO IT, As NO.
1873 wBsms.. where views 81 the place can DO seen
nor SALE or to LET.-At Huntington Har-
IL Dor L. l., SUMNER B0ARDHG-HOUSB. psrty arusies ~
rooms stables bsihbaase. eslt seres two ssiaea r
daily; S6D 50. one heOp
fnrnhed 10 rooms 500 Inquire at No IS SeheHehorn'
Brooklyn.
NOR SAI,E--A fine COTTAGE, with the fur
uture Win6ed the depot Wiz be sod cheap as the
owner going Inquire Of O. O. AADRB"S No
or<o Mr. HYATT, NinBrde . r.t lif I ..l.tL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

FOR SALE or to RENT, atl cost of building.
ToSR Y en- J. about boar Y~ New York elegant
,sess se.nsr &s IBqa Of JEo sTiGER Co. Has io ssd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

tlth-ss IT'S ofIOthavs 3oi0TsSa David Brown to
's.fs h SO Of oiiii: ssIa Nathaniel bailey
sS. H a John 4 B.i; O
ssS m:T is 1 Sf ii1;: ;Gica Reuben Cud,pp to
S. Is Of lsI 9;iioS Miij D:%sg: to Ei1aSd
isS s1 10 81 i;. sOls Di; Dii.: Wv
ss:: sisiyi pii E.es: G,I Ei:s rs s.,
fsafs Yarn o Nos su5S srt' o. Hoe. ke =.
ss.Ssh icS q shave: iaSSs jaisonto
. sss1'sd 80 fi;: s5Iio John
,as s:!s:I y; Of Si;: siic Js1s,wcoi Kate
soI! los Of isti1. loiso John wiiIi. to Michael
.s ksy no Of iii s1: aslioG; Rc.:od Mallory
sgsSst - TO- ITTiIioOSi Ri Sarah Taman
IOsS s1': e s 4 d C6tI. 5GISdii I1p%i6 Toph
stsSt sS@RI sss Il ci,H; H. ssosii Herr;
ss aoiT 2 rs Of sd,. aaIiCS
,ssis. 81, oFs5; Dives Brsdiio
s SssIss cc Of ais;: asi Mason Bis1:tOI
ssSss sSS Il ave: co., SiccS DAVID
as rs q l5iic Eds; Boss Isaac Net
Az. Is a Of iii,. ;iiCO Richard H. ;ad Peter Hoe
ss1d rts'i 10 s H. Henry H.:s;
, a,'. a. i;: scI;s Ta IaGg:
sdsv. cor oiasS; Si1S T;rdns6G Mayer MJ
y. SSa =. SIC .: Hai;oi ai5c Pi.6. Mcoacd 70
,,SsS I'ss i;: o6is Ogden Nj
iS Sis "s 80 i sii., iiiisias Geo Pstd:
isSS.a si dave IT, sophia TaIaa
nsSst 100 fSiSsTs ,so Jane, Tucker 70 B6so
,sn ioC y',IoCi scpG. Ti;a and
%I.S 20 1884, Sii;ic iSS iGsci:i: Ip.ca
sGns 10 .: 1sT sSCi Iaca: iSsSos1 '
John a $500
ss., "a ls,S;S' :gT 10 H. 'l.s.'
sssh 10 Of IiiSsve a;ioo; s1seuo ssisi ''''
s a@ and i sS ~. co.. executor: Of sarah Tai
ss Sss AID ss1s cor isicc Tai
Isl ii al ave-. siaiGis
s.Si as% o ss Of ol;isld iil Jacob woSic
os ssP S scS iOiiii 7SIie ES
E. nsI iash S =. s;s Of 1icas. L. ssioa5 IS:
e1. ssSlsS Ne rs liiS Theodore Poster
ss % sii;; sCii Ed.:ij
sS: s Of si. iiic Pam; Joseph
M:1s si Of sCI sI wS wilson Iso F:i;ei
siLo La. Road loo 81 iI icss,a4I ssIiOC
,sSsr, and saSs cor, siOIiOO Thomas Ward G'Ow
SSH S..'''Ss 80 II ii,Ss1s asiaia wa 10
a S.' ass sS" ss iIs @ iiSiiiio
7ss 1S1sr ASsSas A. lSiiSiGla EIr. Of
H II.s 50 Of iS; 1850 Gsd. H,f.n:a
2s' sss i1. aSiois Edgar no"andtc
s NJ; =, ssS.S Tr. =, 1880
sS s ssb ,,"o ns' 1900
sS H. 81 'o." $3.50
se $1,000 sSS s ts's w. Ao.. 1900
lasbt O. 400 Of 6th.sTs SOTl2L1iIls84 TbowsS Me-
EDWARD bailDeer.
i7lhIs $50 Of 6tbavs, 7sIlO22, Ehsa Miller &S TO
"s stS"s L. 1900
BISs,iss .sa $500
'0 "" i Isss.s.' 1900
~ psIso Lew 1900
Ysns. tossf L. sGas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

A NJ. WAY g. Co., t1
~. No. - NeisoD-st. New Brupssek, n j., fr-. D.
PARMS other
price from $4,000 S5SH0 We sell exclusively
al Ter together maEs their bar
"a there ihsg hide aud SEEK In the case
dealing the Hon Marcus Ward Governor
william Is T.vlor, er P. NJ. No. 20 Pinest. ~ T. City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing renting such pro-
perry win ind 1t TO their interest TO advertise In The
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
other newspaper and in addition 10 hS advantage The
TRIBUNE viii be found. not only in EewYork and all its
cities and villages, but in every state and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should DO ade AZ
hriaf ms w the advantage offered being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

FAIRFIELD, Conn.-One-third mile from De-
pot fronting u Plain Psf surrounded BY srs.s. ispf's
the RESIDENCE with land Of Henry Incfp ~
ceased The house to1% .h eghfeet plsis. % rss no
extension substantially built By work ded en DIS.
the has modern LoeAtioa deghn ef
surpassed within short drive Of Fsssh Beash
JAMES THORP No. lso wilnanst, where phesegSes w
property mar be seen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

por COan. the property loue known the TAYLoS
sa%%sr resort ~ r. . Tylor The hsS.s b IN GOOD sts
and will be sod with the furniture and all bsgs necessary M
tuHance Of the business For particulars stc Apply 70
MORGAN, No 2 9nest NesI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

arrange, n. J.-For SALE-A new
OFreuch HOUSE Rooms Junction Depot East Orange
Aliress A. D. BALDWIN, y O. PastOlee.r 1. 49, = ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03
SruuhIpn g,al Gststs for Sale.


nor SALE or to LET-TwO first-class brown
J. fost DWELLINGS Eoa 3 and 3S UbonL. Brooklyn
psE with all modern location desirable
for sale reasonable Inquire esrpenteshop Of
VOORHEES, Of Bond and Third South BroOiJp bis
residence. No lsS Presdeni-st, In evening
DOR SALE in N.-Lafayette-ave.,
u feet PTsnkR bar Windows HOUSES 3storV, bsss
neH aud all improvements Also alTgs double HOUSE
y all Improvements 3sory Housion 200 feet north Of
WoughJs betwsen MyrleLve Also HOTEL at Par ROeks
waT, L. Apply TO s. 4 NORTON at the buidnEs
TOR SALE-An elegant brown stone front
IL DWELLING with modern improvement In Coaeordst
Wsshugont. Brooklyn well ou good repairs lot 250
house 1855 Possession May or Apply 70 A sPAF
ARD, No. l3o Remssn-si BrookGn
TOR SALE--Thc three-story, high stoOp,
bnh HOUSE No a. Bsdf.r north Of Wilson.
st. Broetyn Terms possession April n Apply H. NJ
WARREN. No 20 sPmee-st. RsS.ycrL
UH Snn-NEW HOUSE, with two lots,
RO,cOO Jefsrsou Brooklyn, for SALB
story aud attic I3a With I2o eli SLED u marble
and wsserPpes 10 hnsd Terms Inquire Of
W. A. FITCH No AS Broadway. Hes.Yerh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03

MULLER, WILKINS
f BslsSd Sans
-t'%i 4. ifAme Lou'e aoa Nv 10 rear 20 AIS
,to name hops, and iot adjoining same are 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-03
yl,b-susrp 8ral 6stati fur Sal'.

A ONE THING Is APPARENT, at least
~ for tn present aud that Isl That Conutp Lie M b.sI nsw
Workers bso~ee aanshs anywhere 70 ne nor1g-u ~ .p " ~
as the c9runpLh M usS
great for daily ousndin use AEW-SBSEl ose ALL
The T"a Of PASSAC l. Of the charming 10 SerJer'ey
the delightful romsrbe river OF Inc sAne
drives ard from points vide varied unfold them
the aluing views conceal no mAsni Al. 'n' hES A."
The sshin boating ssd skating is faous
only niles All comforts and o. ns ss
able spot There TIRE Reformed bapnsL Roman
Mi 0ist Pseshytrrisn. and Episcopal Churches -
Capital facilities Eineabsn Afforded By PrO John non'Os
TS. River bsus Saa til. point o large schooner. lumber
sIs and ss,y y. sns nsrs for ths sapp
dT wants Good sidewalks roughoh The entire Older pirt Of The
convenience 81 the cost q the projectors ne eest
improvements noveinrn nov 90 foot which WI prohao tsss
ADD beant aed While the literally devised from the
rsn Ia short newcomer. have to buih the Town
vet ps are Moderate Macy tasteful houses are the market, and
much snEl. village los 10 plots OF several acres
charms time insrrng pestae invest
sns Il Is Tas time 10 buy properly Aes zoe S "n .rs Ss
pnb1e spirit There train. daily over the EIs Railroad WHICH
& sSr S IS nitrate or 20 further ta % hirtyfs
T. from the same PoiDt Of Geparafe WIN ne , raas also
stations he easily and pleasantly accessible hn P1sse
from most ofOsr city TsasSSss SE pos S 90
Sss, 'ft cr Al az a.pas f.:..e-
A 4 NEWARK-Two new French roof COT
n TAGEs; Ioo%s, every modern eOas1s1Ss A sa 10
iuu 10 depot, propertyi Immediate prices
cIaJ..L n T. or 40. ~ Braad,st. Newark.
GROWING SUBURB, only 40 minutes
n from Chamhers II tans each daily consultation
Are only seven cents RUTHERFORD PARK j. art station
,h. Erie Railway BUILDING PLOTS close the depot offered
b. the MOUNT RUTHERFORD Co. private sale only Apply to
BLAUvELT oGILBY. No Isl Broadway or R. H. BARROWs,
supt Rutherford Psrs. M.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-03-31
NEWSPAPERS IN AMERICA.

There is something instructive as well
as amusing IN the following story, which
is told by the following correspondent of
the German Reform Messenger, Of the
impression made by "a European travler
by witnessing the eagerness Of Ameri-
cans for newspapers:
'He hastily approached me with eyes
cleaning with admiration and delight"
What a wonderful race the American
people are, was his earnest Outbuest.
Every man with his newspaper! See the
drayman there sitting on his draw ca
geFly reading his newspaper; aud that
hackman, mounted on his perch, with
his whip on bis knee, eagerly diving in
to his newspaper; and yOnder that labor
er stopping on the corner to buy his
newspaper; and see the paver Just ieav-
ing the leyee with his newspaper stick
ing out Of his pocket, where he has lust
placed il for further reading at his leis-
ure. So / have seen it in evry .Aineri-
ican town and city. There is nothing
like it in Europe. No other people, thrO'
all its ranks, can be so versed in the cur
rent literature Of the world. Wonder
ful people these American people, was
ms pointed summing up, as if to hint at
the profound prophecy embodied in this
popular phrase and fact This express
sion brings up to view the vast educa-
tiOnal value and effect of the newsDa-
per, in American society, social or endi-
vidual Understanding and fashion,
ing national, social or political charac-
ter.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-03-31
LOTTO

To keep the hair healthy hUis certain to become bald
yUu wish to see bald heads look at the successful
lawyer, doctor, statesman, merchant, banker, Ec-
He has given every moment Of his time and thoughts
to his profession. and not thought OF his hail..
On the other hand If the mans development does not
prompt him to be first in the worlds drama, but rath
er remain at the tail end Of every thing, such are
never bald without brain fever other prOsra-
ting sickness brings the hair out. The two characters
described can be found in almost every lamily-thC
children of one father. Is badness then hcrcditayg
Chemists have prepared articles for the hair until
there sale for il and then like the ChamclCOu
change its color and name and nothing else.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-03-31
HoOfland's German Tonic
DEBILITY.

There is no medicine equal 10 HooTdRTs GeFHiaR
Bl9eTs- or Tonic ig gUEElE cases Of Debility.
They tmp1Tt tone n land uig0T 10 the Ig50tc
gySteH, strengthen The appetite, cause
an enjoyment Of EbCU food, enable Gie So
mach 70 digss q purity 5s blood giUe good, sound,
healthy complexion sTddieats G5C ys0ig tiHge from e
eye iHPayt bloom 70 s cheeks, and change Ee patient
from Eh0Tt-bTsated Cnldeiatod, t5eal and Herrous
iHUdlid 70 fuI.fa StoS and vigorous person. g
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the BlIterg or
Cines. They can be administered with
perfect safety 90 a child three months
old, the most delicate female, or man
OfHinetYs
Thsss Remedies are ths bGst
Blood Purifiers
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