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The ALpasr EVENING JouRsAL.-ws find % IN

The ALBAsY EVENING JouRSAL.-We IND IL
Journal Of last evening the following notices
The negotiations for the purchase by me OF VI 49,.
tereet Of Tburlow Weed in TIE Albany Erensst " -
nal having been completed, now enter apoa us -
charge Of the duties which my accession 20 'ns ~
imposes upon noe. understand these 70 De IA
for Freedom, for good government, Tor ne 4 as
enlightenment of the people, for the gown ~ 70
State in material wealth for the dimtnu'icn OF zoo
cisl evils and the reform Of its social errors ;oar
,eientousy and manfully reform the dst av o,o
nsjst. These dare undertake, and do feeiy ~ ~
The discharge of the obligations thus assfmyT ,r.
involve no change of principles in The AIM 40
ing Journal Ambition 10 do good may Ss "a b
fed with sharing the labors Of expressing $3.50 ~
columns the wants Of the time and tie fsen .,r
purposes of great and progressive pohtics pm -
TIE friends OF the paper viii learn win P'ssvs ~
tie veteran who for quarter Of century sS. lei
Journal character and inhuen S WIZ co1 70 10 sr
rial conduct and proprietary marsseragsn ,, r,,Os,
couree, and bis sympsssies. SAsrsL
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and Southwest, we are called upon to admit
into an almost illimitably great territory at the
West and Northwest the darkening clrse OF
Slavery. to place it so that railroads shall fail
70 embrace it, and there shall be eventually
a back tide of emigration because Of tie insbil-
ity of tie settlers to maintain themseives-
the people of the older Free states, however,
TO be called upon ultimately to make up the de-
fciencies.
Fre,ne, of the North think of these
things! The issue lies In your own hands.
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,u,,u Danny yuys WASHINGTON Civ or

WILLIAM OGDEs NILES, Washington City, proposes
to reprint Mess Register, fifty volumes complete,
commencing with the work in September, 1911, and
closing with the life Of its founder and editor, HEzE-
K1AH NILES in September, 1896. The character of
The Register is so widely and well known that we
need not e1ps,iate upon them. Twas in its day the
best American weekly, and is still an invaluable record
for the historian statesman and politician. The en-
tire fifty volumes will be afforded bound to subsci-
beIs for $40 So or less than half the original cost.
Subscit tons by NEIL are solicited.
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When The Courier End Erqufrcr aims to make
great sensation. it reprints with flourish some
one or more of its own old articles, by way of
showing that in former age it WAS tremendously
sage or deeply prophetic. On great occasions it
has been know n to 90 back for years aud rehesrse
long columns full of its own forgotten dsquisions
ike pressing old woman who fancies people must
like to hear what she said when she was young
and interesting, and repeats the salles of her youth
accordingly. For ordinary purposes, however
a single revival of something only a few months
dead. is enough and thus the fall Of Seyastopo is
illustrated and rendered memorable in The Courier
by the resurrection of " leader which hrst
delighted and enlightened the world on the 18th OF
July last and in which it is solemuly affirmed that
"Seyastopol must and will be taken This is all
very we'll and we freely admit the surprising pro-
phetic gift manifested in the provision. But not
content with this, our contemporary inquiries If
The TRIBUNE remembers the ridicule it then at
tempted to cast upon The Courier for having
thus foretod the downfall Of Sevastopol To
this inquiry THE TRIBUNE solemnly responds that
it does not remember any such thing. Ii we
laughed at our venerable contemporary then, the
fact has quite escaped our memory; and we are
sorry to say that, az TIE Courier does not always
know so distinctly what has happened in the past
as what is sure to happen in the future its asser-
ton with respect to such ridicule is by no means
conclusive But still it is possible that we may
have been thus irreverent; and we accordingly
desire now to apologize by saying that the article
of July II, republished on October |, was one of
the most remarkable that ever corruscated in the
columns of that Journal and that we hope to live
long enough to see it reprinted several times
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WHAT DoEs IT MEssl-Ihs Detroit Free Press,
tie leading Administration paper in Michigan and th
mOuthpie of Gen. Cas', copies the proceedings and
resolutions Of the Free State Convention held at Big
Springs, Kansas, on the 5h ult and appends to the
same the following remark;
AS this movement looks TO US now, we deeply SYM
psthize with it. We sympaibize with it chiefly for the
esson that il is movement Of the people of kansas
20 -shion The domestic institutions in their own way.
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The Oleaa Journal says eight fugitive slaves passed
through town q day or two since. They were from
Culpepper County Va is reported that one of our
Silver Gray neighbors entertained them over night,
and otherwise helped them on their way. JUS, ike
him. He is theoretical Union -saver, bu. let poor
fugitive come along, and hs hands open wider than
al y mans in the community We hope that every
cle Of them viii become another Fred. Dousias.
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A HANDSOME OFsER-TwEsrY DOLLARS PREMIUM
FOR HoEsEsHogrsG.-Prof. Mspes offers the New
Yolk State Agricultural Society to pay adraft for
$50 premium for the best specimen OF ho'seshoeing TO
be exhibited at the Fair at Eimira Oct. s-'. Trot
out your horses, Gentleman il is matter wen worth
YOUR attention
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ssr HATs-At length after many experiments Genn IS 81.
coded p OBJ aiming richer becoming color Tor the
Fs and inter Soft Hat than hiss heretofore been pro
duoed France America He invites especial attention 70
b Ey sor By that term he has designated TINS new
styeissued for first yeteIdsy The shipe ana tue
pecu set the brm impa air OF elegance 10 me xce
sio' which alt Tenderit popular but the Coo
ncb Is its special erseiion In bringing
out Ibis the model has been varied as TO SUIT
e,son, of 81, sre, young the low crown hiss been
adapted CHER for gentle Of msturef years
Tsre can be little doubt the "Exceor ~hen ssen, VIII
~ snnn,rx GEsfS, No. 2l4 Broadway,
S"' NNs~"'' St Paups.
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the first failures which have taken place that their
success will be the herald of many othsr and that
with the rise Of q cheap press we shall IN due time
sec the downfall Of the established arstOcracy. es
tablisbed clergy established beadles, and all man
ner of old boobies, who have established themselves
in comfort on the sweat and labor of the working
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Bxsfnsss N0tites.
GREAT TaIvnpHs
and
UsrARaLLrLtD Success

and
USrARaLLsLsD Success
puopRs's FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
on AsTIDoTs TO ahL.ccn; ,ox,v Rvn,
DfhLs fA"~ EEwYoRK. June II. 1855
-, sx.nin.ticn Of RHoDESs FGygR
nase .TIooTE aALAaI. and have tested II for
49, Ms,cnry Outline and Sychnin4 but have not ound
b.t would prove injurious TO the constltn ion
J" oo"P0'''~A JAWS Chiffon, Md, Chemist
LETTER IRON POSTMASTER.
MsxwELL, Deswars Co., Ohio, Aug le. 1885
~, J. RHoDEs-Dear Su Your medicine has met with
the favorable sueoes In IN. nsshboh ?od nave soo
thousb authorized by 70 do 80; bu' took the
responsibility on my:. Ba moi SSte has come os:$ 1 T
cns oss bottles proper 20 do So and wu be
punetus payment relose fifteen dollar. on the meaene
Cure 10 me as soon a. you cIhere has been much
ohiis and fever lived IN the ate a. at present.
CossrAs1rsE, Mich. Sept. q, 1855:
JAMES RYoDEs EsqDe4i sit; have Just sent 60 o,IsI
AsvE CvRE II sold like hot cakes and have only two
One has sold l. bees whsn nave nsst1
20 sS H. snS K did not be then they Obliged
nav Tor H. they satisfied had one case Of emu
where four days but the An came 70 see me 90 tue
MoLIsE Ill, Sept "a ls15:
Mr. JANIS A. RHoDEs-Desr Sir: The box Of AcuE CusE
Won sold and created large demand Tor
70 meet which ordered from general tgent
Chicago ID. Remington. It's sse vii only be eqnse1 oy
10 few y. have bottle Of Cure for every case we rem n
''iPSs' yGH1, smother ofsod.y. p.psf b found
an for RHoDEs's FEVER AMP ASoE CokE
the hst Of gui1g pees9ss Su' Rws werbsDe
sbsrpsbus has for SALE informs rs that ne has old v
ersl dozen bottles and In every case II mas enecteo
proves IN. medicine 20 o. GOO aoo We ''Ae
H'e"'' 'N "0'''' 0da Yellow, Boon.boro, Nd, Sept
OF sse ny Vh or c,csxxtR Co and ali druzgists
JAMS A. RHODES. Proprietor, Providence, r. l.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS
in their fayors.

n. notice can be taken Of anonymous Communcstons Whist
ever intended for be suthe 1cs'ed by the
name and address Of the wer-not necessarily for Pubca'
ton, but as q guarantee Of hs good faith.
csunot undertake rejected Cornmunic stiona
To Our PRmSDs-Subscrber, 10 sending remit snees ne
quently omit to rasrtsn the Of the ana
TEN frequently the OF the state 20 which then paper
to be sent-slwsys mention the name OF the P""oye
and State
ehansed must ate the Cd address well ~ the new
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
RAILROAD ACCIDENT

PHILApxLPHIA. Mondsy, Oct. l. IssI
tram from Haui,burgh on the Columbia X Iln,.f
of the track this morning near Psrksbarg IN con
seqaeoSGe OF tne er,fkig OF ran Inc engins 70
Ok the passenger cars ran OF. Some trees aloarxfe
the road saved them from being preciptsei I'm An
embaEkment; and four passengers ouly were sish1s
Injured. The train was detained four h0urs.
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FROM RIO DE JANFIRO

CHaRLEsTos. =. c., Sept 80 Isss.
An arrival a, this port from Rio de Jansiro brings
dates TO Agg. -. The quotations for Coffee had uad
gore 10 charge. and good grades were std s'aroe.
The ship Sparkling Sea, from Boston to Cal,s, bal
put into Rio leaking.
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danger that it may fail US altogether. Bat let
the listless be reused, the last vote called OUT
and Free-Soil must triumph decisively' slori-
ou.ly. True Men of Ohio! your country i'm
nlores Won TO do your whole duty
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yIRENFN'S FyCURSIOy

PumADELrHIA, Monday, Oct l, 1855.
The DIigent Engine Company started a, 10 ociosh
this morning from here on an excursion to Ner York
Albany and Troy. They have with them the engias
maGe by Patrick LYON.
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MEKTIsG OF THE DELEGATES TO SYRAccsE.-The
meeting of the Republican Committee, which was al
rounced for fro o'clock this afternoon, will tahe place
at the Aston House at eigh O'Clock this evening.
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FREsuET IN THE sCHUYLKILL RIVER.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Oct |, 1855.
There il oavy fiesbet in the SchuylSiu Riveg.
caused by the heavy rain storm of yesterday. At
Paramount the water raised six eet We csnaot sscr.
tain tie amount of damage that has beea d'ns. -
tie telegraph wires down
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s will offer THIS DAY Sept accordance with Their quar-
vsry custom the Fall Style of Gentlemens HATS Our Gus
suers sod the public generally think will be particularly
pea.ed with style and quality Of the Hats introduced ~ us
Dor the present Autumn in shtnss elegance and duraby
IL has never been surpassed. ,r
B-we offer different goods OF the same STYLE at diner
emit prices. .,,. p.o.a.
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HoLIOwAY's Pills and OINTMENT

HOILOwAY's Pills and OINTMENT are safe and
certain remedies for Salt Rbeum Scroals RheAmas and
Cutaneoas The acting externally sS
he poes the other internally the blood and d
DIGESTION purifying and renoystas the vital fane0 Of the
body Sold q the us1uheosies. No. 80 hidealsne, New
York and No "a Strsnd London aad By 81 prlssisS st g
ceats, 81 cents, end per pot OF box
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Neip5lprk Dailu @ibu,rs
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1866.

ApygsrIsENgs1s ended for Tar WEEKLY TRIBUNE Pf
this should be handed IN by to-day The immense
edition issued Of this paper max peeeay 70 9taer
in their faVor
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stsnd preeinens above al competition suite Of elegant
private apstments for applying hs famous Dye she CREATED
standard article q In kind throughout the world Hs
style Of WIes and rorrEps perfection itse Wholesale
ana retail ct CkisrADoko's, No 6 Astog House.
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The steamer Pacific is now nearly due, with
one week later dates from Europe.
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Rarcnyy HAIR DYE.-WIGs AND T0cprys

qbis celebrated sstabhshmest No 4S Broadway Twelve
private expressly for the application OF his famous HAIR
DYk BArcBELoks Wiss and TopPEEs have improvements
all others exeens in beauty Of arrangement 20 peculiar
TO this house The largest Of WiGs ia the world
BArcRELoRs. No. IS Broadway.
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CARPETINo AND OILrCLOTHS. "A complete
stock Of Velvet and Tapestry Brussels Tapestry Ingram and
FLOOR on Cloths. For sale low for CASH.
BAILy & BRos., No. 45i Pearst
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WHO STOLE TIE DONKEY Mike Walsh,
writing from abroad that his KNOX HAT genuine and
Rocky tain beve attracted universal al
tsptop In Liverpool and elected from crowds OF big and m
ressuuDs the query OF" Who stole the Donkey Ihe wne
fall STYLE has rendered Of date Make him visit and
secure hesdcovcng his Sals0oms are OF NO.
ga Broad ysy and No. 22 sr.adwsy Of Fultonst
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A CARD.-The subscriber, formerly with Alfred,
Edwards Co.. and the past year with Stesrns Marvin
Of Sssmapdcr Safes dees inform his friends that
business with mess b. g. WILDg
Co., Pstentees and Manufacturers Of Wnders word-re-
ncvnea fRE PRooY SAFES and invites hs friends 70 call
send theu Orders to them at No. Ia Waer-st
STEPHEN r. Person
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CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMy.-Winter
sossion will commence Nov. l. Address c. g. HAzELTIsE or
J. A Fowler. Principals, Cherry Valley N. Y.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-27
4 CARR.


SHE undersigned late Of Georgia. having removed 10 the
City Of Nashville offers his services the citizens
North Alabama for purchase
Goods, Groceries, Corn, Wheat Rye, Bacon, Lard
Horses Mules Cattle, and In Short article
"A. trade offered In the Nashville market.
Merchants Of Nashville men OF high charaeteT
and pecunay standing and have large and well selected
that they offer liberal terms, which should induce
merchants Of Upper Georgia. East Tennessee aud North
Alabama give the Nashville market lair trial As tc
the Grocery Market the propriety viii suggest ITSELF TO TIE
mind every merchant in the sections Of country named
( as the most proper fer their trade.
The long connection OF the undersigned with the Railroads
Georgia. General Agent Treasurer and supefntend
emf ransportaon well Agent al thattanooga sew
years for the Banking interest of saVannah Will enable
readily inv Stigate claims against Railroad
Companies for lost goods Tor damage while Ia transitu
for the renewal Of bills in bark, &o
An ncosng orders and money viii receive prompt
and all orders without the money, when saac-
tory evidence OF sovency and prompnes accompanies the
same known 90 be such, shall receive Ike
attention when ordering articles that come under the rule
or custom the market sell time. viii also give
strict attention receiving and forwarding all goods that
stored that be directed 70 my care The
for the purchase OF goods &C. VIII be nFe per cent
commssons and twenty for each box or package Tor
receiving and ioswardiag. -, =. X; MILE
Nashville, Tenn.
REFERENCES-R. r. curLER ESQ., Prest Central Rail
road and Bank, Mai PoRrkR, PIest hank state o. Seor
sa Savanna. sc Scofr ESQ., Prest Macon and West
NPn Railroad Macon; Hon. 3oBs p. kfSd, Pres and eEo
YoseR supt Georgia Railroad, and T. ConHs, fsq An-
gustR; Maj D. >. coorEE Geu supf Western and At1nhe
Ralroad Atlanta Gen. A. J. HANsEIi, Attorney AZ Law,
Marietta; GEoRGE s. BLACK, ESQ, Rome Ca Capt JAMS
wuLIAas and Col J. A. wHuEsEDEs, chatatoogs, :! H.
MosEs and 10. PARsesr, ksQs., knoNvile Tenn. VILLAS
MAIIER, ESQ, Decatur. and Judge LANE HuntsYlle Ala
mdNo- : i. ..
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Patent Medicines will be published 4lO0 per column
daily, or S75 tri-weeklywiih 45 for each renewal.
Steamboats, running New Orleans will be charged flO
or the season; and when running 20 st. Louis CincnDat
t&c. SIS for the Of not than six MONTHS
he privilege Yeariy Advertisers strictly limited 10
their immediate and regular business and the business
Of Advertising Firm Is considered including that
OF u or individual members .. --I.-
Advertisements published at Intervals viz: weekly or
monthly charged 81 per square for the s and 80 cts
or every subsequent insertion. j. !.
Calls become candidates, VIII be inserted as
other advertisements TO be paid Tor invariably in advance
Announcing candidates County and State Offices - and
for municipal Offices g. TO be padin advance in every in
stance.
an advertisements for strangers transient persons to be
paid in advance. =.
Advertisements not marked on the copy specified
time wiz be inserted till forbid and payment exacted.
No advertisements be inserted gratutously.
An advertisements for charitable Institutions hre eoma-
MES ward town. other public meetings. including re-
gious notices, to be charged half price. -.
Marriages and deaths published as news. ~ oo
uani tributes Of respect and funeral invitations as other
ADVERTISEMENTS -yStS ..-..-.e E
tionso requiring notices designed to call attention to Fairs
SoreeS Concerts, any public entertainments, where
charges admttance notice o! private asso-
Citations notice designed TO call attention 70 private
enterprises calculated intended 70 promote individuals in
teres can only with the understanding that the
same Is 70 be paid for. II inserted in the editorial column
(which can be only at discretion Of the edor the same
charged at the Of not less than 20 cents per line
The undersigned publishers daily aud tr weekly papers
IN Nashville pledge y TO adhere 70 the above
bill Of prices and in 10 instance 10 deviae from them
B. r. MCKENZIE & CO, True Wing Office
rtfEE.ts j. L. MhRLING a Co. Union and American. 's
-f.--W W. r. BANG a co., Banner Office. ~.
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From Hugh Erwin, ESQ.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 16, 1885.
MR. JAS. II. sENNoNs-Dear Sir: The BRAZILIAN Pebble
Glasses that purchased Of you about since
proved fully equal 10 all you said respecting their good
qualities. They much superior any have used
and would earnestly advise all who compelled
speetaces to call your Office and procure pair without
delay. -
would not be without them for than Eve timss what
they cost. Respectfully, yours,
HUGH ERWIN
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PROFTrBALF INvEsTMRyT

w ANTKD tfoo 70 t1o 90 70 aysss n wncle.s,e Ia
alot6s. arrs1Y estahlaled- M
N-8-AHy peFt0n hsyirE he ak9ys xun ls ilves, can
naks 4rrss - se Is gersonal sftsnton hsr-
wise, Apps ~ is.isr y E1x fsk Flat Cnes Nsshvinr
stat'nE shen and a. inisTSiss ca Be- Aa1
anss-u IA
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From the Hon. David Dale oven Q. s e'eoiosi.t,
From Egbert A. Raw rtb, ESQ.,, City Recorder.

NASHVILLE, July 81 1855.
MR. j. H sESnioNs-Sir; Alter days Of
the Sosctacs obtained from you feel guaranteed in tes
flying TO their Efficiency restoring relieving impaired
vision. Previous TO obtsinng them my manuscript duties
performed with much labor TO the eve and often sith
pain; but since have used your Brszan Pebbles have
experienced noting Of TIE kind but feel perfectly reUseR-
Gtod. Whether the ief proceed from the peculiar form Of
the glasses the material both combined cannot say
prefer them to any glasses have used and
pleasure in recommending them to the pubic.
Respectfully, EGBERT A. RAWORTH.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-27
From the Rev. DIR. J. 7. Edgar.

z,
MIR. SESNoSs-Dear Sir Having used for time past,
pair your newly Invented Brazilian Pebble Spectacles
feel hesitation in te tfyinR to their superiority
any glasses heretofore known IN In addition their
unequaed purity Of surface they mpsr from their pecu
liar mechanism, visual and comfort, preserving alike
all q pain uneasness 70 the eye however long
any time they may be used. H
Very respectfully your friend, J. T. EDGAR.
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
r1 ta DIR. C. W. CR0ZIER's
Camphor Wash Mixture,

Patented July IL, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last. Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious 10 Clothes also
a Great Pain Killer.
TNHE undersigned, having repeatedly been solicited to
Il make consgnments Of the Patent Camphor Wash Mix
ure, has concluded 20 se county rights in this
state ou VIII IN mture have the Improved Camphcr Wash
Mixture put up aud distributed throug this state Eek
cept IN the counties where the rights been disposed of
ana IN the state OF Alabama And that he may be enabled
more enectuay 70 make this arrangement he proposes
shares fourth to be retained, and the Tenaindsr750
shares-wil be offered for sale. person remtng ten
dollars viii have share Patent fourteen
years from July II, 1854, and viii be the time In
vesng also 1--WE dollars 60 be used In the purchase Of the
Ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure OF
tie means 10 prepare and distribute the Mixture for sale
COnsgknents wh be made TO shareholders, (who may
remittance And they vii be alowedS commission Of SO
per cent on their sales and also their proportion Of the
profits atlarge, s- 4 sa' 's -. n ] 8I
pro1ts reristed 70 each shareholder No debts viii
tracted, will the Company responsible any
basness viii be conducted upon the cash system.
Any Of those who have purchased for counties In
for share the prices they have paid This exchange viii
be made at the cost Of the Patentee. .rrr-r- alT
i desirable TO have at least active share
holders In each county In the States named Subscptions
ior shares vii be closed BY he list eePteber And
consgnmeni oG the Mxtarn win be made very sson there
aer Certificates issaed 70 shsrehoders who vii request
the Agency n they desire a. p
The undersgned WI Agent until the sharehoiders
elect thsee directors year. who Win have the
management unta their shall be eleeted
Newspapers IN Mobile, Montgomery, Tascaloosa Hunts-
vls Taadega and Tuscuuaeia that win pHbh this twice
and other advertisements to TIE amount Of oars and
send one copy, wih receive one share. Address - .
jess Knoxville, Tenn %