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1.-THE Nashville Union refused to publish the
third degree of the ritual of the American party
when requested to do so, The Union, however,
did publish it paid advertisement. This is not
The first time Eastman has been paid to print the
truth The fact is he rather likes this sort of palm
oiing-ltemphis Eagle and Enquirer.
We did notnotice The foregoing when it appeared
in the Eagle and Enquirer. As it is now made the
subject of some ill-natured comments in the Au-
g1lsta (Ga) Chronicle d Sentinel, we remark, that
The latter paper entirely misundersands or misrer
resents the facts. We printed the first and second
degrees from the Blue Book itself When the re-
puted third degree, some time afterwards was pub
lished in the papers, we doubted its authenticity
and we have no evidence yet that it has been GEL
orally adopted. The Gazette gave rumor that we
lad refused to print it as an advertisement We
contradiced the rumor, and this contradiction in
duced gentleman actually to try the experiment,
which proved successful
We charged the price Of printing to the Banner
office. But we here publicly agree to take our pay
out in advertising in that paper, if it will publish
far us a. equal amount OF matter consisting of wei
authenticated resolutions passed by kaow-nothing
councils in the free States
- The extract above, probably by accident
states one faos-suPposing the third degree to be
genuine. This it says SIS not the first time
EASTMAN has been paid to print the truth" Ger
tanly it isn't. We have been printing the truth in
Tennessee for sixteen years, and nothing else-ex-
cent an occasional extract from know-nothiug no-
ner 1t would be very hard if, in all that time we
lad never been paid for our labor When we &c
termue to Go the work of the devil, and to do it
GRATIS we may Join the know-nothings
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advertisement.


CkRnTIcArs DKUeeEr-Testimonials like the iol
lowing reaching the proprietor continually exolng
the efficacy Of B. A. Fahnestocks verifge and bearing
witness of its curative powers 1t is the great worm de
stroyer and bat for its discovery hundreds in the
enjoyment of e would have been in their graves. Use
it with confidence there was preparation pos.
sessing such extraordinary powers to ezpel worms.
AUSTIN, Texas, Feb q, '5S.
kssns. 3. a. Faansstock d Co., Pittsbwg, Penn.
GKSrExsS: During the two years that have been sell
ing your celebrated Vermuge have witnessed its efficacy
in expellng with satisfaction. 1t will certainly
pei SUCH il there be worms in the system AS druggist
take pleasure in bearing testimony the merit Of your
valuable Vermfuge and but echo the sentiments of num-
bers of my patrons ard customers, when say that be-
ieve it to be the best article in for the expulsion Of
worms. Truly yous, &c,
$3.50, !. FRANCIS J. DUFFAU.
Sold wholesale and retail BY all the principal drgg lists
and country merchants throughout the United States
may4-lmw.
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Judge MCLEAN, of the United States Supreme
Court, has over-rued the motion for an injuncd IN
to prevent the Rock Island Railroad Company
from building bridge across the Mississippi at Rock
Island This decision probably settles that ques-
ton in this country for all time to come, and in
manner too, that justice ard the interests of the
majority concerned demand. The company will
proceed at once to complete the bridge, and put
Chicago in connection with the interior of Iowa.
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KNOw-NOTHINGISM AND MAINE LAVISH.
The telegraph gives sketch of what know-no-
thingism means in New Hampshire. Read the
following, Tennesseans:
s. "CoNcoRo, n. H. June Gov. Metcalf was
insugurated to-day. His message recommends as
little legislation as possible the encouragement of
agriculture in the State as preventive Of wes-
tern emigration, guarded action regarding corpora
tive privileges changes in regard to the public
schools, and the establishment of State reform
school.
The Governor also denounces the liquor traffic
as public nui,spce, and recommends the prohibi-
tory law with limited discrimination. The mes
sage is elaborate the subject of foregn-born in
fuence religion and politics, and is strongly Ma
tive American. The repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise and the Nebraska act are emphatically de-
nounced as a violation of faith and great wrong
upon the North The message is strong on slave
ry and the liquor traffic, and against foreign born
citizens holding office without residence oftwen-
ty-ons years"
What thin; you of that platform, know.1othngs of
Tennessee There is no complaint that your
brethren of New Hampshire have not taken "he
third degree" You are in q council with these
men, and you have taken an oath, if they vote
you down in the council, to submit. They are in
the majority, and you are in their power.
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800 REwARDl

E'SCAPED from the State Pententiary of Tennessee,
II on the night OF the 10th inst, Sunday Convict
under sentence for three years. dating from Esd October
1854.
He is 81 years Of age; weighs AS pounds; feet 90
inches high black hair; fair skin, and blue eyes. be
born in South Carolina and moved to Hickman
ty in July. 1854. He has two unc.s living in Hickman
county by the name Of Forester, and two uneles ia
Graves county, Kentucky, by the of Forester He
has no trade
The above reward will be given for bis apprehension and
delivery at the Penitentiary, near Nashville, Tenn
RICHARD WHITE,
1tUE c,,nst of fha
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Lfbr tls raian and ,1mssiean..

fftr Ae Easaa sAd szmsrican.
love this glorious Union,
IFS freedom and .is tssTs'
lose valiant people
Who battle in its cause.
Though born in foreign countries,
Across the mighty deep;
love the honest Statesmen
Who faithful vigils keep.
Hove this glorious Union.
The stripes that Ger it wave,
II is the land of fieemen,
OF honest, true and brave.
Though bad men viii annoy US.
And Popes claim power supreme,
With srisdona for our guidance,
We fear no trick or scheme.
s-Ye +Ss J. A. STEWART.
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w. II. h. n CO.

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-Haps also Just recsissd-
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. By O'Nean-
NAPOLEON, HIS COURT AND FAMILY. By the DucA
sss D'Abranies.
THE LAND or THE sARAcEN. By Bsyard Taylor,
woLFERI's RoosT. By Washington Irving.
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GENIUS. By Henry GILES.
THE LIFE AND EPISTLEs OF ST. PAUL. By tie Rev
w. J. Conybard and Rev. J. S. Howsou
RESTORATION OF THE MONARCHY IN FRANCE.
By Lamartine. 4 vol.
HIT4RY OF THE GIRoNDIsTs. By Lamartias-
LIyES OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND. By Mas
Strickland. With Portrait Of every Queen
THE WONDERS OF GEOLOGY. By DR.. MantoII.
THO MEDALS OF CREATION. By Dr.. Man
RICHARDSON'S GEOLOGY.
DANTE, Translated into Baglish Verse. with Flaxnas
Designs.
PLINY'S NATURAL HISTORY, with Notes.
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN. BY Lieut. Colons
Charles Hamilton Smith.
LAwRENCE's LECTURES ON THE NATURAL HIS
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THB GEOGRAPHY OF STRABo. Literally Translated
With Notes.
LILLY'S AsTRoLOGY. vol.
CELSIUS ON MEDICINE. Translated by J.s- GrsIvs MD
DUNCAN's HISTORY OF RUSSIA. vols. I2mo. n.
ustratsd
POPE'S HOMER,s IIAD. Illustrated.
PoPE's RoMRR's ODYSSEY. Illustrated.
GUZorS HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION. > vols.
THE RELIGION OF PRorEsTANTs SAFE WAY TO
SALVATION. BY William ChillinEvorth.
CHRIST THE END OF THE LAW: Being The P,efusz
the Genevsn Bib:e 1850 BY John Catin Tn BlAsk
Letter.
TACITUS. The Oxford TRANSLATION.
THE BOOK OF SPORTS. BV Pisrea Egzn.
CYCLOPEDIA OF UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY-Embra-
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I vol.
CYCLoPEDIA OF CHEMISTRY, with in Application TO
Mineraoey, Physiology and the Arts. VOL, limo.
THE LAND WE LIVE IN: A Pictorial and LiteaTx
Sketch-Boo Of the British Empire. vol.
MANUAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCE. I vasans.
With Alias.
THE BOOK OF RAPHAELs CARTOONS. By Cater
mall Illustrated.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS: Weekly Journal Coudustsd
oy Charles Dickens. 10 vols.
THE PROSE WRITERS OF GERMANY. By Hedge.
EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES. By HaIlaa.
LITERATURE OF EUROPE. BY HziAm-
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND. HsTlaa
MORNINGS WITH JESUS. By William Jay.
NJ Together with many other Valuable
New Publications, just received by
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


az There are few things which afford us greater pleas
ufe than sitting down to write notice Of the celebrated
Hoofand German Bitsrs because are fully conscious
we are confsring public benefit and heart tells Us
hatby our notices many have been induced to take these
Bittsrs and been rescued from death by dyspepsia liver
complaint &c. for the Of which is certain. 1t is
prepared and sold only By Dr. c. NJ Jackson at the Ger
man Medicine Store, No. 100 Arch Street, Philadelphia
See Advertisements janel-1wd&w
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W- The Nashville Gazstte has favored us with
the name of its correspondent from Sumner, who
signed himself An Irishman; or rather the cor
respondent has written another letter with his pro-
per signature attached. He signs himself Patrick
Otis" Now, Patrick, as you have given Us your
name suppose you furnish US with the names of
your brethren of the Emerald Isle with whom you
say you have "conversed, and who express them
selves in favor of Col Gentry.-iSamaer Flag.
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ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBE

ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS!
Persons wishing tickets in Nashville will please leave
their orders with R. H. BROCKWAY, II Public Square,
is authorized to receive and forward them and to
whom the schemes and drawings will be regularly sent
A compliance with the above will much time aud
labor necessary TO individual orders from tim 10
time. p.
Tickets So. Halves 81. Quarters 81. tf
~ Bills on all solvent Banks ut par. All communities
tons strictly confidential SAMUEL SWAN,
junel3-td Agent and Manager, Atlana Ga
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BIG HARpETH, June 9Th, 1856

DIG IIAkPEIHi JuIIt utIi IOVO'
NEssRs. EDrToRs Il notice in the True Wing q
lengthy speech of certain DR.. Anderson, who
processes to be an old fashioned Democrat, but
can see enough through the cracks as the fellow
SAID when his wife told him the stars were falling,
to convince me that he has deserted the democratic
ranks and gone over to acknowledgment. In the
course of his speech he tries to impress the minds
OF the people that there is a new kind Of Demo.
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RAG CERTIFICATES.

ON the LIST day of July the Premiums Rag Certif-
" Gates to be awarded All persons contendpg for
the Premiums will please have their Certificates handed
and H. Looms win be the Judges and award the Pre-
mums, which will be paid on the same day.
jel3-tll july w. s. WHITMAN.
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BEpFoRp COUNTY,.

We are authorized to announce DR.. d. G. DEA-
SON as candidate to represent Bedford county in
the next Legislature.
We make this announcement with great pleas
IRE. DR.. DEAsoN is able and popular man. and
the democracy of Bedford viii have in him faith
ful and true representative,
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wILLIS's NEW BOOK,
SECOND EDIz7Og NOW READK.
TH E IL AG.B AG:


w. T. BERRY * CO., have just received
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFR, EXILE, AND CoNysRsA-
TIONs OF The EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By the COuMs
DE Las CAsAs- With Portraits and other nlustratons-
edition In a vols.
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NE1v YoRk, June II, noon Cotton unchanged,
bnt limited business doing Flour has declined
1910, good Ohio 9 5Oa9 70, 500 bbls Southern
sold at II 25all 60; Wheat trlfe lower; Corn
firm; 10000 bushels sold at 0l3al OBJ Pork tn
fie higher. old mess II l22, new II 62al1 %;
Beef firn; an active speculative demand in Lard,
sales of 1000 bbs at loialls; Ohio Whisky dull
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REGULAR MONTHLY SALE
AT AUCTION
Staple, Fancy, Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS sc.
"A. J. DUNCAN & CO,


TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY,
JUNE 18TH. I2TH AND l3iH ;:,rnxnsn,v
WE viii sell 2. A1s;iSn TU IR ,sr 5 an
largest and superb stock have ever offered OF
entirely NEW SPRING GOODS, Of Foreign and Domestic
the the Spring and Summer Trade which VIII be sold oe
RAINY anu "''A'' FOREIGN GOODS.
Black and Fancy Coored Cloths OF French English and
German manufacture Black and Fancy Cassnsres o. all
silk, English Weiing Marseilles and Printed vestngs
Fancy Column silks Satin de Chenes Florence
and Gro de Rhine Silks; Black and Fancy Silk Cravas and
Stocks Of entirely new style BandI9na re5sss ana sns
Ribbons large and handsome OF entirely
styles Babcoeks Importation Of haniua Taneta ass and
of styles and bright eolors French Lawns and Jaeo
nets organdies, Brans and Bereges French Paid Cha
French Bereges Of plain and fancy eolo Green Blue and
Brown Beeges French Scotch and English riaia striped
French and English Fancy and Plain Prints french and
English Oil Prints Of all widths and qualities Freneh and
English Fianuels all DOL and weo Irish, French,
German and Russia Linens Of ali 9uahIles ran, ana Iwh
and pink Coored Linens French Linen Dring,
Superior qualities, OF all eolors; rsh French and Ger
French Linen Cotton and SILK Threads Buttons and Trim
ninss Of The greatest vaIis, French and English white
Gloves and Mtt Of styles Suspenders Port Monaies,
Needless Pound and Paper Pack Pins &C., De altogether,
embracing largest Of Foreign Goods we have
ever had the pleasure of o6eringI
STAPLE AND FANCY AMERICAN GOODS.
Prn BiaeH Red GTssn Blue and Orange, Yellow and
Damask Prints Furniture Prints Domestic Ginghams Man
d. Pennsylvania do 800 Bales Brown Sheetng,
Shifting Drilling, osnaburgs; Ia4, Ia 1914 Brown Sheet
ing Bleached Domestcs, Of all qualities and widths;
Beaehed Drngs, Black and Colored Cambries, sesias,
Padding Canvas Padding CoOnades, Of all qualities
Plain Striped and Plaid Blue Denns and Dings, Union
Linens Book-fold and "A Nankins and Linens Silk and
WooIen Tweeds, An-Wool Tweeds, Andeusian herino
Cloth new article; and Coored Ca-hmercs and
Fancy Sanets; Baskiie Linen Of unique styles, new
whitienton Cassmeres striped sanetts Cade. Mixed Cot
onades, great variety Of Trimmings, DC &c; Umbrellas
Paraols, all sizes and variety Fans, OF every variety
Bonnets and Bonnet Flowers, oe.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Pioneer Mills, Robertson CouHty, Tennessee.
Sumner Spinning and Manufacturing Company, Sumner
County, Tennessee. t..-
Mount Verd Mills, Athens, Tennessee.
Sylvan Mills, Shclbyvfe, Bedford County, Tennessee.
Augusta Manufacturing Company, Georgia
Macon Manufacturing Company, Georgia
Rasswell Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
The above comprises OF the Leading articles of the
Stock in store. which will be sold freely.
Sale commencing al o'clock. -.
Terms liberal. A. J. DUNCAN d CO.
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EDGEFIELD LOIS FOR SAL
SALE OF CEDAR LAND.

DY virtue Of decree of the County Court of Davidson
ID County, rendered at the May term 1885, will offer
for sale at the Court House in Nashville Saturday June
s0th tract Of Cedar Land containing rs acres lying
Davidson County, in the Sd civil district and about IL
miles from Nashville Said land belongs 10 the estate Of
Joseph Seat deceased and sold for distribution Terms
OF sale will be $50 cash. and the balance q cred of
aud and years, notes with good security required
junels-wSt F. r. CHATHAM, Clerk
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BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
Fort Gaines AeademysIOttery

l. ers the Agency and Management Of the FORT
GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, has established the
principal Office at Atlanta, Georgia and intends conducting
the Lottery the plan thas Of the Southern Mill
tsry Academy Lottery OF Alabama
Grand Scheme for July-Class ,. i.
To be Drawn July 3d. 1885, in the City of Atlanta Geor
9ia when Prizes amounting 10
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COALT COAI!i
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.

ID DOYLES Coal Yard will be kept open during the
i summer months for the sale of Coal Apply at the
yard on Market street, south of Broad st. uneis-am
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Reduction Of Ereights
FROM NEW YORK TO CHARLESTON
McCREERY & H00KE,


COTTON FACTORS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Bro,rn's Hart, Charleston, S. O.
WILL attend promptly TO the sale of all kinds of pro
w duce to the receiving and forwarding of goods and
to the filing Of orders in this market
The Steamship Companies having reduced tie freights
to Sc per foot makes this the cheapest and quickest route
By which to ship Goods to Tennessee Alabama Ken
lucky from the Northern cities All ship and forwarding
charges will follow the goods to their destination el3 =
EDGEFIELD LOTS FOR SALE.
I'VE have SIXTY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS in
w the thriving and handsome village of Edgehed,
within ten minutes walk of the Public Square, which
will sell to those persons desiring to build upon exceeding
iy favorable terms These Lots front fifty sect Faith
erland Woodland Russell Foster and Hobson streets and
the Gaatn Turnpike, and running back hundred and
seventy feet to sixteen feet alleys.
They viii be sold ON a credit Of !, 2, s. and years.
WITH interest for notes payable in bank with satsfacto-
~ endorser upon the two first notes with lien retained
upon the ground.
will loan those persons who wish to build liberia
amount OF money, to enable them to put up comfortable
and desirable houses taking mortgage the house vnd
requiring the owner 10 keep it insured Tor benefit
Here is extraordinarily favorable chance for indus
tou5 mechanics to obtain homes upon never before
offered in this city. Apply at once 70 --.-
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GREAT SPECULATION.
WYE are offering for sale the most accommoda.
w ting TERMS a desirable ira 1t of land, containing
about 20 acres situated from to ~ miles from the city,
fronting the Broad Street Turnpike Said land be
divided into IA lots of EACH all mbered and many
of them commanding Building Sits Said land is mme
diaely opposite the handsome building lots sold by W.
II. Gordod ESQ., and Messrs Gleayes Bowling and 9th
ers The neghborhood svery desirable and settling up
BY many of our best citizens Terms-An unusually long
credit will be given for bearing interest in Bank
satisfactorily secured and lien retained DOM oil cali
at once on JL&R W, BROWN
unel0-2m Az Cherry Street
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s $4,000

ill be distributed according to the following magnificent
chemel ~ And remember every Prize is drawn at
ach Drawing, and paid, when due without deductioni
Prizs of Al q nnn Prize of 900
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BUENA VISTA SPRINGS,
THE undersigned has taken and will keep the above
1 Springs for the present season. and ii costs
siderable of money to have them well attended to-
we hope to be sustained BY liberal public.
family of any number will be waited with water
st the spring gatest s. for the Small families
at 81 so Single person pay what they think right.
junei3 L0THAR Essen 4 co.
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FUTURE SALES FOR 1855
JULY........I7 ls, 10. iN0VEMRER-...,.l3, "a, Is
AUGUST..........I4 5, I6 DECEMBER...,.u. Is, ID
OCTOBER...... ID, II, is. A. j. D. "
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CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR AT
ERANYTJN

TOR the benefit of those who desire 20 hear the sd-
dresses of the Candidates at Franklin Saturday June
Is, 1865 an train the Tennessee and Alabama
Railroad will leave Nashville at half past O'Clock, M
and return after the speaking is over.
Tickets be procured At the General Stage Office
der the Verandah Hotel at the Railroad Ticket Office
junel8-td A. ANDERSON, Superb
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CUGAR,-75 hhds N q. Sugar
y so =" Clarified dc;
so bbls Crushed and Loaf Sugar;
1853 bbs Molasses. Just received and for
sale by june13 s. II. LOOMS co.
r ONGWORTH'S CATAWBA WITNESSING
have just received fresh supply Of LOngworths wine
in quart and pint bottles Also the dry Catawba in casks,
s. ii. LOOMS 4 co,
iupel4 WE Sole Agents for Nashville.
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TOR HIRE.-A Negro Woman, without incum
II brance, good Cook, Washer and Ironer Apply to
iupe1- st w T. RFRRY rn
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The GREAT RRaEBY fof RhemztisB, Gagt pain In tas
SIDE, Hig, Back Limbs and joints Scrouls Kings Er
hts swelling hzfd TGE7ors, strJ5uts, z1t Pans Vsss-
Who're this Plaster iszPPlsd pain cannot exit.
u hAh Deen beneficial as weakness Pafa
aEd Weakness In the stomach, ez D, tamaaess AZ
lection Of Iae Lungs In thes primary stage. Il dsFo5a
nzmsiioB BY perspiTatOn.
Janis L. Boyd, Pekens district, south C-Toins tssf,s
That, By its alone. cured Of heuTuztsz
Of his knees, Of several years staining.
The following Wa handed Tss7scsEbis ph yaclan
Georgia:
MRssRs sCovL MEAD :-Geais- Ihzva been r.i-r ycar
LysrwoT and Tar Hebrew Plaster very e1tsasvriy b ny
practice for three years past and s with pleasure thsf
with which acquainted f0g the purposes which IasT
recommended. Inc Hebrew Plaster. especially.
uSTIERsAL PANECEA for local p=us ns also found
most sxee nj EPHlesli1EfOr PEHs Gac Bruises gFss
universal satisiac wherever Used IS. O5LiN, A. j.
knoxville, Ca, March 9Th. 1913
u = Beware OF COunterfeits and tRas limitations.
The genuine will in future have sLatFe Of Tsrfaa
OF he steel plate engraved On the label or he top Of
advised tbata ucsn counlerfs q bis a..
Ucis Is In existence.
Ths genuine ss0id only by b oar agents apoat
Cd Through the SOua1Es PEBLAR ~ Allowed as aE1t
Dealers sad Purchasers generally c-scHed aaaa
bRyng OF EBy bgt regular agent Otherwise ihsy viii u
imposed upon with worthless article
sCOvL Z MAD.
Ill Charities Street, New Orleans
Sole General agents the Southern States 20 whom =.
ogdsfs mast iHy arisbiy be addressed.
SOLE Also ~
BEsgT 4 DEMOvIiLE,
hWlN sRcTHEhs,
N.F. GRAY.
iaiyi--dgv&vGm In. LlNl.ARNAE