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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

" fAChEI.-lhe splendid new passeu- sfsd5Tsf;rsg3'
ger steamer RESCU 4, Capt K L. DIsNUKES,
having been purchased for the above trade, will reg
uar trips there during this season.
The ''Rescue"is entirely boat her accommoda.
tons for passengers not excsed by boat ia the trade
and her light draught ony 6 inches) will enable her TO
bring freight Nashville when all other Cincinnati boats
will be compelled to re-ship Capt Dismukes will
give his best attentions all business entrusted his
respectfully solicit for the Rescue liberal share of pat
ronage.
dec29 A HAMILTON.
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Good Secret.

COLUMBIA, April l, 1893.
Dr. j. ?. DRooMGooLE, Shelbyville: My Dear Sir-Not
long since saw it stated in the 'Maury Inteligencer,
that Sick Headache frequently produced by some ie-
male disorder and that your Female Bers would entirely
cure the Headache By first curing the female plant.
immediateyprocured bottle just to try it. and, to my
utter establishment completely relieved my wife of the
Sick Headache with which she has been suffering for the
last two years.
You may safely assert that your Female Bers will cure
the Sick Headache which am inclined to believe is
principally caused by arrangement of the female ys-
am under may obligations to you; and my wife ex-
presses herself by saying that your btters "a power
particularly recommend them. Yours Truly, E. D.
For sale in Nashville by the Proprietor at the Patent Med
icne Store, College street. and by Druggists Generally
!
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I III. CURRET, CABINET MA
81 KER AND FUNER al UNDERTAKEN, e1za1-12s
begS leave inform his friends and the public generally
that he has taken othose large and commodOus Store
Rooms COopers buildings, the of Cherry
and Deaderick Streets where he will keep constantly
hand full assortment OF Furniture of all kinds
Furniture of every description made order of the best
materials and warranted TO stand.
Repairing done with dispatch and in the best style.
Mattresses of all kinds made to order
,1gy" Collins of every description both of wood and
metallic and everything necessary for funerals furnished
the shortest notice
- All orders left at this store will be promptly at
tended TO- both day and night.
- Orders by Telegraph Steamboats,, Railroads. or
from the surrounding country will receive strict attention.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

4 LSO.-Received this week large lot of Trunks
~ Shirts Stocks, ETC., for sale low at
JAM LANDE & EISBACHS.
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NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIs U, S, MAIL PA

UNHE splendid new passenger steamer, A s&Csk
i H. K. W. HILL THos. Newell, Mas et-,arsestt! q
ter will in the above trade this
son, leaving Memphis on her first trip on
Saturday, the ed of October The HILL connects at
Memphis with the Nashville and Memphis U. 5. Mail Pack
cts and will give through tickets from New Orleans to
Nashville.
The splendid passenger steamer JOHN SIMPSON, will
leave Nashville every Wednesday, at NJ with freight
ara passengers for the Hill
A. HAMILTON, Arort
oct6 A. L. DAVIS, agent
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CTEAMER IROQUOIS. c. Pc -,
Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regular

Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regular
Weekly Packets.
TINHE Splendid Passenger Steamers, S7a7@ D
i STATESMAN, j. SIDDEL, Master, (kkstvErs7sssf
CUMBERLAND VALLEY, Ii. G. McCoMAs EzSS7-r=--ss
will make regular trips in the above trade leaving Nash
vile every Tuesday at O'Clock, p NJ Returning, will
leave Cincinnati every Wednesday, at O'Clock, 7. NJ.
The above boats No l, and differed BY expe-
enced business men, who will be thankful for orders for
merchandise and promise TO give satisfaction to all who
may entrust business to their care
dec27-tf JOHNSON HORNE 4 co
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CTEAMER NAsHYILLE.- 1rznu,

CTEAMER A > III L. L. E. f-IpzazA Il
- THOS BELLSNYDER, MASTER This 4ssFisss ID
superior Steamer having been thoroughly Esss=ssr=
overhauled during the past summer is in complete
der and will resume her regular trips in the New Orleans
and Nashville trade, on the first rise of water.
For freight passage having excellent accommodations
apply to j. A McALiLSTER& CO,
nOv22-3n
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L1ALL AND WINTER GOoDs.-LANDE 4

L ELSBACH No. 50, Market street. have received
within the last week large and well assorted stock of ee
giant Ready Made Clothing Of the best MATERIAL that per-
who DESTROYS OF procuring fashionable garments
can be suited
Customers and strangers visiting the city, respectful
y invited 10 call and examine their stock before they buy
elsewhere We convinced that sell lower than
any other house in the CITY, either wholesale retail
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STEAMBOATS,.
NASHVILLE, LOUISVILLE AND CINCIN-
Natl PACKET

"B E d r 0 r d, j. N. CoRBErr, Master
THIS new and swift light draught steam frRnSsA n
er will rnn regularly between the above 7,ss7assi
clties-leaving Nashville each alternate Sat
urday p NJ. and Cincinnati each alternate Sunday
! 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Captain CoRBErT will give prompt and careful attention
TO any and all busine entrusted 10 his care.
respectfully solicit from liberal public a due proper
ton of the business between the cities and promise they
shall not be disappointed. A. l.. DAVIS,
jani Agent o. s Mail Packet Office
Regular Cincinnati and Nashville Packet.
TINE splendid passenger steamer "EX-- r-. +,
i PEESS," Capt. T. s. SoUDDER. will ,-l9-S
running the above trade and ssnzszss@s
axe regular trips there during the season.
For freight or passage, apply to A. HAMILTON,
ian2 Agent.
Degular Burksviiie and WaitsborO SraaS2z-s a
II PACkET.-The steamer REPUBLIC, W. -
Capt ARMSTRONG will commence running
in the above trade, water will permit and con-
tnue the upper trade during the For freight or
passage apply ITO D HAMILTON,
decz9 Agent:
CTEAMER IROQUOIS, c. Pc sraS=a
y TERS0N, MASTER This splendid steam Y ,ys=a5sSS
er, having been thoroughly repaired, will run =
Nea regular Packet between this Port and
Fw Orleans and will leave the first rise of water For
eight or Passage apply to J. d X. IEATMAN,
oct2S. Agents.
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TIME SALE OF GROCERIES,, By HI.
NEGROES FOR SALE

r.
DY virtue OF Sundry executions from the Hon. Circuit
ID Court of Davidson County, to me directed will sell
to the highest bidder for cash. at the Court House door,
Nashville on SATURDAY, tie 14th inst 1854 the follow
ing valuable Negroes:
One negro man. Davy, aged about 40 years. Martin aged
about "a years. Lewis aged about IS years. other
named Lewis aged about years. man named Abra-
ham, IA first Carpener aged about 81 years. and
named jack aged about 50 years. also negro
named Freeman, aged about 80 or 40 years
The above named Negroes all healthy and sound and
to be I'D for cash, without Abraham is a
good Carpeusrthe balance can't be beat appearance
Tor usefulness l.. W. RUSSELL.
janlI-td Sheriff of Davidson county.
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- The Queen of Spain, it is said, has become per-
fectly reckless of public opinion, and her conduct
rivals that Of the worst of her predecessors.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF! THE POCKET EscULAPIUs
OR EVERY ONE HIS OWN PLY SICIAS

TINE Fortieth Edition, with Que
i Hundred Engravings showing
Diseases and MalfsrmatiOns OF the
Human System in every shape and
form. To which is added Il Treatise
on the Diseases of Females, being Of
the highest importance to married
people, or those contemplating mar
rage. BY WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ %.
Let no father be ashamed to pre-
sent a copy of the 4ESCULAPlUS
to his child. II may save him from
an early grave. Let no young man
or woman enter into the secret obi
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS !!-NO y
OSHANiNG ABOUT am receiving daily SasA ~
Holt Matby's superior planned Oysters thru Si/
from Baltimore, in ice Selling at my old price s. per
whole 81 per half Warranted to be large fine
and fresh. Remember the place No. z Public SQUARE
south side between Front and Market Streets sign of the
Red Chest, WILLIAM NJ MILLER
dec30 Age,t
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NEW GOODS.-5O PACKAGES OF New
styes staple and fancy Dry Goods, direct from tle
Eastern cities comprising Stuff Goods-New style dress
goods and trimmng per steamer Queen CITY
s DUNCAN MORGAN co,
lam No rs and "a Public Square.
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ME RESPECTFULLY inform our friends and the
w public that we have hand large and well
assorted stock of Fur, Silk and Soft Hats Mems and Bows
Cashmere Hats Chidrens Fancy Hats and Caps Mems
and Boys Cloth Flush and Fur Caps every description
unsurpassed in good quality style owness of price
which they offer at wholesale and retail.
jana LANDE & EIASBACh,
LIT and Cnr, Mnnnf,rtnru No
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UNITED FIREMENs INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 500. 900: SHARES s2O-

7 CAPTTAL 500 900; SHARES 800.
THIS Company has now been ~
| -FSY in successful operation about -NEsfs-
SzzeS twelve months, and by act pass S+s6ksSSS
t. ed by the Legislature alst No
vember the charter has been amended allow any
citizen of the State to take stock The Citizens are allowed
TO have Director tor Five Hundred shares held
By them Those taking stock will have pay 20 per
on their subscriptions and give note for the balance
The Books open at the office College street
where our citizens are invited TO cal and subscribe
Us DAsuIErL Secretary deci7.
DUTTER.-JUST RECEIVED PER BEN
ID Coursn, barrels and IA half barrels Western Re
served Butter, For sale by STEWART WEAKLY,
JAMS No. 8. Broadway.
r EMONs.-JUST RECEIVED 25 BOXES
l. fresh Lemons, for low sale to close consignment By
jams STEWART q WEAKLY
DEACHEs.-JUST RECEIVED PER BEN
COUSIN "A Cases Rern.eucally Sealed Peaehes fresh
when taken frum the tree For low BY the Cases
boz. or single Case, to close consignment by
jams. STEWART WEAKLY, No. 5. Broadway.
n RHODES, N. HAGEN, wR, cAsoS,
Late of Tenn Lateof Nashville. Late of Columbia
RHODES, HAGEN IL CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
40. "a Sycamore Street, East side, belOO SecOnd,
CLyCZNE4TT
VIII give special attention to Forwarding Goods, Pro-
duce also the purchase and sale OF all kinds of Pro
duee and articles of CINCINNATI and PIrrBuRG Maniac
lures.
Refer to Nashville Merchants generally
JAMES COLLINS ECO, Pittsburg, Forwarding Agents.
jan4-d tw& W en-.
DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership of r. j. Nixon this day dissolved
Il b. mutual consent. X. NIXON,
jams J. NIXON, Jr.
HAVING purchased of r Nixon his interest in the late
hrm will hereafter continue the business under the
style Of John Nixon, Jr.
jams JOHN NIXON, Jr
CHEAP FOR CASH.
WILL sell nearly every thing in my line, wholesale and
RETAIL from 10 to 20 per cheaper than formerly
Hereafter will keep Books. Below is the price of few
leading articles
Sick Candy lie per b. by the box;
Fine do l5c do do;
Common Kisses l5c do do;
Fancy do zoe do do;
Bread, "a loaves for 81.
jams JOHN NIXON Jr.
TIME SALE OF GROCERIES,, BY III. s.
i FRENCH Friday, 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock i. NJ.
100 hhds Fair to Prime Sugar.
so bags RIO Coffee;
100 bbls Molasses;
100 halfbbls Golden Syrup;
100 bbs Whisky;
With other articles IN the Grocery line.
Terms made known day of sale.
dec7 II. 9. FRENCH.
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~ REAT BARGAINS.-HAV- ga
" ING recently purchased the Store G%A
now occupy on the Square, and designing IA IA
to enlarge and reft the same as soon as 80 ~
practicable, and TO do SO will have to va <s4SSskNEA
cate it for short time all who want goods cheap will do
well to call will close out my present stock CONSISTING
of Watches, Jewelry, and fancy Goods at a small adj
vance on Eastern Cost at No. Is Public Square
Nashville Dec 2O-n w HCALHOUN
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Saint Louis and Nashville Semi-W eekIy Steam

THE AMERICA.-THIS + A ;t g
i vOrte Passenger and Freight steamer, sf,5f7lssss
now Smthland. has been thoroughly
paired the past summer, and will resume her regular trips
under the command of Capt JEEsE JOHNSON between this
port and New Orleans the first of water and
nue It'll the closed orfregh passage APP
ply to JOHNSON L WEAVER,
novl2 Agents
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LYONS 81 co.
Importers and Dealers in Havana Cigars, To-
baccO, and all kinds of Foreign Wines,
Liquors, etc.

No. 10 CEDAR STREET, Nashville.
Country orders respectfully solicited and puncualy Al
tended Ia
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HARD.-THANKFUL TO MY FRIENDS
and the public for the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed on the late hr respectfully solicit the for
my successors in business.
ian4 NJ FISRACU
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1 lISSOLtIION.-TIkE "A IA NERSHIP
~ heretofore existing the name and style of
LANDE, ElSBACI CO., was this day dissolved by mu
tual consent by the withdrawal of Esbact. The bust
VIII be continued in future by the remaining parners
under the style Of LANDE EIS8ACH, who witt lquidate
all Liabilities OF the old firm. A. .ANDE
NJ. LSBACH,
Nashville Jan. H. 1854. ID LSBACH
p SAl persons indebted to the late firm are request
ed TO cali and make immediat payment TO
bANDE It ELSBACH Nos. As anil so Market St
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ZIG CHEWING TOBBCCO.-THIs TOBAC.
CO is far superior TO other in USE being OF he
pures Kind without any mixture adulteration it
make become Universally used. The only place be
found in Nashville isat LYONS CO,
novl3 10 Cedar street.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-30
Frightful Mash up.

On Monday last, as the Freight Train on the
Eaton & Hamilton railroad was coming up, in
crossing the bridge below CollinsviTle, the
north span gave way a moment after the Lo-
com,tive crossed, and six large freight cars
were precipitated into The creek and mashed to
atoms-the Tender to the locomotive was also
torn loose and shared The fate of The cars
Fortunately, no one wasinjured, the brakemen
being all further back on the train. A preach
er by the name Of BLOOMFIELD, anxious 10 get
home, had taken passage on The Train and was
in a cor which was empty, and as it came in
contact with the pile of ruins, was turned up
on end and he escaped with a slight scratch
on the lip. The cars which broke the Bridge
were heavily laden with iron. We visited the
place on Monday afternoon, and never witness
ed such a nile Of ruins.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-30
Richardson's Election,

The Cincinnati Enquirer tr%ulyuemarks that
the triumph Of the gallant Richardson, for
Congress, in the Quincy district, Illinois, is
one which will afford great pleasure 10 Demo-
Gratis all over the Union. He rem distinctly as
the Nebraska champion, and canvassed his
district on the merits OF that Issue almost ex-
clusively, Indeed, his Identification with
the bill was scarcely less notorious than that
Of Mr.. Douglas. The result IL, although he
had the strength of the Know Nothing organi-
cation to contend against, as we'll as that Of
the regular opposition, a majority for him in
the district Of upwards of 800, considerably
more than the usual democratic performance.
We are satisfied II the Nebraska measure had
been the only element democracy had to en-
counter, the results Of the recent elections
would have been very different.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-30
Tragic Affair in Texas.

The Slate (Texas) Gazette tells The follow
ing tragic story:
A daughter Of Daniel Merrill, of Liberty, had
the misfortune to bestow her love upon a VII
lain, who had succeeded in marrying her,
After a few years of Infamous conduct, The
wretch, whose name was McCrory, abandoned
her, and not centent with leaving her 10 the
cold mercies Of the world, took with him their
daughter, the only offspring Of the iIl-starred
match. Mr.. Merrill pursued him, and seeking
to evade his pursuit, McCrory pushed on to the
sea coast,Stil carrying with him The child. Al
this time, as though Heaven had chosen to
wreak vengeance upon him, the awful storm
took place which swept away the town oil
Matagorda and everything in its path. 1t was
during this terrible visitation that lie found
himself near the bay, and placing the child in
a Temporary place of safety, he undertook to
brave the maddened elements in reaching the
town. Night set in, and while darkness en-
veloped the earth, either the sudden rise oil
the ocean or the overwhelming blasts OF the
wind became the avenging arm OF his injured
wife, and Smote him TO the dust. His body
was afterwsrd recognized, horribly mutilated,
and the child was rescued alive to gladden.
the face Of its mother.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-30
What's in the Wind

We have already stated that orders had
been received 10 fl out Immediately the Uni
ted States sloop of-war jamestown, at Phila-
delphia, and The ships Cyans and Saratoga,
at the Charleston Mass Navy yard. We
now learn that orders have been received al
Portsmouth, Va, to fit for sea, as soon as pos
sible, three United States ~frigates, and TO has
len the completion of the two now in course
Of construction there. Similar orders, If we
mistake not, had previously been received
at the Portsmouth IN. H. Navy Yard. Al
the Brooklyn Navy Yard about one hundred
and fifty mechanics are at work upon The Uni
ted States frigaie Congress, fitting her for sea
with all possible dispatch. The Sabine is
also being fitted for sea at the same yard.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-30
The Soule Order,

The news by the Canada corroborates The
statement in the Union that the French En-
peror had revoked his order forbidding Mr..
Soule the privilege Of passingthrough France
is now a we ascertained fact. Lou is
Napoleon has certainly come out Of this affair
with a considerable diminution Of c edit fol
s~agacity. One of two horns Off dilemma he
must tske-either his first order was given
precipitately, without due reflection, in hasty,
inconsidsrote manner, or else he has shown
The white feather by not carrying out his or
ig!nal intention. As a monarch las the linea
successor Of the great Napoleon, neither o.
these suggestions are very complimentary TO
his ability for holding the reins OF government
II he intended, in the first place, to disgrace
the great Republic, by publicly insulting one
OF its { reign Ministers in the view Of the worlt
he has not only failed TO accomplish itbut hal
materially lowered his own credit in the esti'
nation OF Europe.-Enquirer.
rWe have frequently heard the celebrated
German Bitters, sold by Dr.. G. M. Jackson
100 Arch street Philadelphia, spoken ofin term
of the highest commentator, and We honest
ly believe that it is one Of the best medicines
advertised for the complaints for which 1t il
recommended. They are pleasant to the taste,
and, can be taken under any circumstance,
by the most delicate stomach. The press fal
and wide, have united in commencing thi;
invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, debility &c.
and such are the healing effect ofthis pancea,
that We hope it may be introduced to ever,
family where dyspepsia has, or Is likelyts have
a victim Nv.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-30
MErrrNa or rHr nEIAWARr rRrpE.

According to previous arrangement, those
natives of little Delaware who reside in Eaton
and vicinity, with their wives, sons and daugh-
tiers, assembled in MARsH& LocKwooD's Hall,
for the purpose Of renewing old friendships,
and congratulating each other upon the pres
ent position of their native State. About one
hundred Of the "Blue Hens Chickens were
present, and it reminded us Of the family
meetings Of the Patriarchs Of old, when the
children assembled at stated periods, to honor
the grey hairs of their sire, and renew upon
The holy altar of the family circle, their devo-
ton to the birthplace and the scenes Of early
days. No doubt, membranes were ava
kened in the m.mory of those old grey heaced
pioneers, which for many years have been
locked up in the inmost heart. Again, came
wildly before the mind in panoramic view the
old homestead with all its endearments-the
cot by the bill side-the old farm house-the
rill which went murmuring by the school
house, and upon whose green banks many
pleasant moments were spent in gathering
flowers, whose fragrance perfumed the air, OF
watching the sportrngs Of the minnow in its
crystal waters the woods. in which, with gun
upon shoulder, youthful %alacrity, and hope OF
success, many miles were travelled in quest Of
wild birds-the old church where every Sab
bath assembled the people to hear Of the rest
which the Christian hoped TO enjoy after death
the graveyard, where sleep in quiet, undis.
turbed by the scenes OF earth, the men who
lived in 'the times which tried mems SOULS"
and who left as a legacy 10 their children,
civil and religious liberty. These things no
doubt came up in vivid array to MANY present
and caused the tear TO start and the heart to
heave. I; was q time when the closets OF
memory were unlocked, and things almost for
gotten were started afresh, and the mind roam
ed through all the scenes Of early life 20 mem
DRY dear. 1t was an occasion that will bear
repeating, AMI might be enjoyed annually by
the natives OF other states who reside in this
vicinity. Addresses were delivered by JOHN
B. DRAWER, ESQ. q native ofthe cold Keystone"
and JOSEPH l.. Campbell one of the Blue
Hens Chickens. A sumptuous repast was
prepared by W. A. SNYDER, TO which those
present did ample justice. About four O'Clock
the party dispersed, each well pleased with
the festivities. and feeling that such occasions
are calculated to warm into renewed life and
vigor the best emotions of our nature, anG sof-
len down the asperiiies oflife. In the evening
the whole affair was concluded by o grand
dance, in which NEST OF the young folks Of
our town participated, and which was enjoyed
by guests from Cincinnati, Hamilton and other
neighboring piliages. The entertainment was
enlivened' by music from the Eaton Brass
Band, en- Institution which is hare to beat in
The music line, particularly when it is lead by
tina! master of sweet sounds, JERRY Guild
At a late hour, all returned to their homes, no
doubt to enjoy pleasant dreams after such a
pleasant occasion. In another column will be
found a programme of the proceedings.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-11-30

UFraud appears to he the order. When
ever a good article is introduced you always
find imposition rracticed upon it. Such is
the case with the celebrated Hostetter Bitters,
SO favorably known for lis medical virtues
Some unprincipled person collects ond refills
the bottles with some vile pre- p%eration, ond 10
the unsuspecting palm them off for The genu-
inc. We would caution all from purchasing
from any such. The genuine are covered
with q metallic cap, and sold in that way by
all respectable druggists and dealers generally.
The counterfeit has no caps on. Look out
for and report any imposter, who will be dealt
with according 20 law. For sale by B.ookins
4 Son, Agents, Eaton, o,