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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09
WHOLE NO. 50.
A LAWYER POSED.

"William, look up, and tell us who
made you. Do you know +
William. who was considered fool,
sc'ewed his face, and looked thought
iul aud somewhat bawldered, aud slow.
" answered. "MoseS 'spose."
THAT will do. Now" said counsel.
lor e., addressing tho Court, "the wit.
moss says he supposes Moses mado
him. This certainly is an intelligent
answer. More SO than | supposed him
capable Of giving, for it shows he has
some faint idea of the Scriptures. But
| submit. may is please the Court, that
this is not sufficient to justify his being
sworn as a witness. No, sir, it is not
such an answer as witness qualified
to testify should give"
"Mr. Judge" said the fool, "may I
ask the lawyer question Z"
"Certainiy," replied the Judge. task
him any question you please"
"Wal. then, Mr.. Lawyer, who do you
s'pose made you}"
"Aaron. I'spose;" said The counsellor
imitatatihg the witness.
After the mrlh was somewhat subsi-
ded, tho witness eXclaimed-
oval, now, we do read in the Good
Book that Aaron once made a calf, bur
who'd thought that the tarnal crilter
had got in here :"
Tho poor councillor was laughed
down.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09
Reading Ones own Paper.

We believe that, as a general thing,
our subscribers are as honorable men
as can be found anywhere. Occasion,
ally we meet with instances of differ
ent character. Now and then a wo-
begone moneyless epistle makes its ad-
vent to our Office, from some subscriber
who hasn't paid a cent for his paper
Tor years, but concludes with the lacon-
ic injunction, "Stop my paper" On
such occasions we arc tempted to solil-
oqulsc somewhat as follows: " NM pa
per, eh? Why man you haven own
ed paper for years! You have taken
a paper, and read paper-but was it
your paper? Your paper, forsooth I!
Why the very ink that grasses your
name from the subscription list was paid
Tor, with other peoples money! Stop
your paper? Why, you might as well
talk about stopping the revolution Of
yoor earth-or commanding yowr sun
to to stop the supply of yoao daylight |!
Go to, man! "Pay what thou owest,
and the next time thou writest to an
editor for q discontinuance. be sure
that thy request is accompanied with
enough money to render "stop my
paper,' ether than mere figure Of
speech.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09
Hhe ,ANWO Men !
Which IS THE NAN for the Crisis 2
FfEsM ORE

| am determined to
make a clean breast OF
it. | will wash my
hands Of the conse.
quences, W h ateveI
they may be ; and |
tell you that we are
treadlng upontheb bfink k
oi u Volcano, that is IL
a abIe at any momepito
burst forth and over
whelm The nation. |
MIGHT, BY SOFT WORDS
HOLD OUT DELUSIVE
HOPES, AND THEREBY
WIN VOTES. Bur | CAN
HEVER CONSENT TO BE
oNETHiNG iotheNoRTH
AND ANOTHER TO THE
SoUTu. ! should des-
pise myself il | could
be guilty Of such eva
sion. Mr. FiUmore's S
albany Speech.
If THERE BE THOSE
EITHERNoRTIIorSoUTH
WHO DESIRE AN ADMIN
lsTRATlON FOR THE
NORTH AsAGAINsTTHE
SouTH OR fofihe SoUTH
AS AGAINsTTHENo ORTIZ
THEY ARE NOT TuEMEN
WHO should siveTHEIR
sUFfRAGES TO ME. For
my o'cn part, / know
only my country. ma
tghoie country, and no .
Ting but my country.
M. FUHmore'S NetD
York Speech.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09
New york and Tennessee. Q.
AIR" Lucy Neal"

With Fillmore for our President, .
Our people will all bo
Restored TO peace and happiness
And true prosperity.
CHORUS :--Ncw York and Tennessee
New York and Tennessee
Each give man to save the land
And cherish LIBERTY.
And you who love the Union,
Your votes for Fillmore throw; ....
For him and Jolly Donelson ..
Each patriot will go,
Now York and Tennessee, &C.
When agitation stalked abroad
Disunionists waxed warm, #
Till Providence called Fillmore out,
Who steered us clear from harm.
- New York and Tennessee, &c.
And now msrule has almost rent .
Our glorious land in twain,
We want the same tried pilot in,
To steer us clear again.
New York and Tennessee, &c.
Then shout anew for Fillmore true,
And Donelson o hearty;
~. Take one firm stand to save your land,
And never mind your party.
. New York and Tennessee, &c.
Let Bucks run wild on platforms,
Let Woolly Horses neigh;
New York and Tennessee are surely
Bound to win the day.
New York and Tennessee, SC.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09
BUCHANAN.

] have been placed
upon a platform OF
whichIMosT HEARTILY
APPROVE, & THAT CAN
SPEAK FOR ME. Being
the representative OF
the great Democratic
party, and not simply
James Buchanan, /
must sqsafaMycoatluc
according 10 The plat
form Of that pariyand
insert no ncv plank nor
take one from it Mr.
Buchaadn'S Wheatiand
speech.
In accepting t h e
nomination, ! nee d
scarcely say that ! ac-
cept in the same spirit
the resolutions consti- :
luting the platform of
principles erected by
the Convention. To
THIS PLATFORM I IN
TEND TO CoNFINE MY
SELF THROUGHOUT THE
CANVASS, BELIEVING |
HAVE NO RIGHT, as the
candidate Of the Dem :
ocratlc party, by an
swering iuterroga,o-
rIes, 10 present new 4
different issues before
Me people. Bu:kandn's
Letter Of acceptance.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09

Change Of time Of holding the y. s.
Court for Vest. Dist. Of Va.-An act
was passed on the 26th June last by
the Senate and House Of Representa-
tlves, and approved by the President,
changing the time of holding the U. S.
Courts for the Western District of Va.
The Courts are hereafter to be held rs
follows: Clarksburg, on the 9th of
March and August; Wheeling, on the
9th of April and Septcmberj Charles
ton, on the 18th of April and Scptom-
ber; Staunton on the 1st Of May and
October; and at Wythc G. II. on the
4th Mondays Of May and October. All
suits, actions and proceedings of what
ever kind, now depending in, or return
able to said courts, are to be taken as
continued or roturnable to the terms
thus established. The term of the Cir
cult Court of the u. S. at Lcwisbure,
remains as heretofore, the 1st Monday
In August Weston Herald.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09

COMING OvER.--At recent meet
ing in Columbus, Ohio, the New York
Tribune states that number of prom
lnent Democrats camo out for Fillmore.
The Tribune fears that Fremont may
lose Ohio if this practice shall become
general.
The National Standard, published at
Salem, New Jersey, on Wednesday
last hoistcd the flag of the Union can
didates, Fillmore and Donelson.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09

A man frequently admits that he
was wrong, but woman ncver--sho
was only mistaken" ...
When you 60 to drown yourself al.
ways pull of your clothes--thoy may
fit your wife's second husband.
Tongoe--a little horse which il cons
tinuaIly running away with the.-.wo:
men,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09
A Sufficient E2cnsoE.

jim Brown (that isn't his name, by.
ihe-by, but we hate offensive PERSONAL.
iy,) is shrcwd Vermont horse Jockey.
a sharp fellow is Jim Brown-cunuiug
as fox-aprodigious brag-and mosr
expert man for plausible excuse in
sudden emergency, tha, can be found in
the fourteen counties of the State. A
while ago Jim bought "a new hurse,'
which he supposed was fast crab
and capable ofthc smartcst kind of trot-
ling that could be seen, any whero
round until a good doal to lis chagriD.
(Jim'S not the horso's) he found that hs
was mistaken. However, before Tho
truth came to light, on tho day Of his
new purchase, jim brought out lis
horse. and mittT--.EC,I yaGEriug on MS
great speed, pnt him on the course.
Bet You five dollars said jim, he
does the mile in $50.
One ofthe bollest Of the bystanders,
took the bet and off started the pony
at regular 'cow-gate,' obviously doing
his possible and coming in in lust
$50! Tie shouts Of derisiou which n.
rose on the air wero terrific. and Jim
was the picture Of amazcment and NOR
tJication.
Well, jim how do you explain Mat?
What's the excuse nOtcP cried twenty
voices at once.
why, I'll toll you, boys said jim.
sOlomnly, and with great delbera,ion of
manner-'the fact is tho distance is con
siderabIy too long for the horse to 90
it in such short time.
The apology was ingenious, and in
genuous, under a second yell oflauph.
ter, Jim rode from the field
CoNFAB BETWEEN a MAN WHO WANT
ED HIS PAPER STOPPED, AND OUR D--L:
Man.-"Sce here, boy, you may tell
your boss to atop sending his id
paper to me ut Grand Gulf"
Devil-"Where then must ho send
| it %
Nan-"Send it to1-l."
Dcvil-"All right--you'll be certain
to get it at that Post. licc.-Port Gib:
son RcvMe,
h 3ofc "6y Authority. The n.
Z. Commercial Advertiser notices an
unintcntional joke in that very grave
document, the United States Treasury
Report, viz:
"Wc find in the enumeration among
the articles which we do notimport, but
manufacture for ourselves, 'viccs Of all
dcscription$.'
OF course, iron tools are meant.
TnE LAKE Cries. - The Cincinnati
Gazette furnishes the following compar.
ative table Of the growth Of the princi-
pol lako ritipr
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09

a Catholic Clergyman IN Trouble.
"A dispatch dated Philadelphia, July
18th, says: "Tho Rev. Mr.. Dewitt,
pastor of one of the Catholic churches
in this city, got married to wealthy
young lady, u member of his church.
lie has been treasurer Of d Catholic
temperance society, and banker for q
great many people, who confidcd their
all to his safe Keeping. He has alb.
squatulated, and the consequence is
that a terrible rumpus will be kicked
up tomorrow.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09

a VoIeE FROM OLD FREDERICK. A
gentleman of the highest intelligence
from Frederick county, Maryland, in
forms us that county will give Mr.. Fill
more at least 1000 majority. The
Wings Of Frederick, with few oxcep-
tions, are all for Fillmore.
We may set down Maryland as safe
for Fillmore by at least 6, 900 majority.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09

Eadorsing d Baah BM-.About d
year ago, gentleman in Hartford,
Conn, while counting some bank notes,
carelessly wrote his maine on the back
Of twenty dollar bill. A few days
since, a son Of the Emerald Isle han
ded him the bill to him requesting him
to give him gold for it. The gentle
man, on looking in the Bank Note Re-
porter, found that the Bank had sus-
pended payment, and accordingly gave
Pat specie for the bill he had SO care
lessly endorsed;
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09

New AMERICAN PAPER. Tho Am
crican Sentinel is to be the title Of a
new weekly paper which will very
shortly be issued at Harrisburg, to ad.
vocatc the principles and candidates Of
tho American party. The friends of
Fillmore will no doubt literally sustain
n well conducted organ at so import
ant y point as the Pennsylvania State
Capital.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09

The New Orleans Bulletin SAWS -
Georgia in its political action is an
uncertain State, and it would not sur
prise us in the least, from the indica-
tions Of passing events, if Fillmore
should sweep the State like d hurri-
cane"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09
Agreeable Encidcn. ian Kansas.

Our readers, we are sure, will rejoice
with us that anything can come ou, of
Kansas. The following is related by
a Kansas correspondent Of the St. Louis
Republican,"
"Qnite an amusing incident occurred
the other night. When Gen. Richard,
son heard that Lane was coming through
this country, with an armed force, he
determined To intercept, and gave no.
tIce, 10 the militia of this district to- hold
themselves in readiness to respond in
a moment 10 his call, and hs Stationed
line OF vldettes at convenient points,
so that Lane could not pass by nigh, or
day without his being apprised Of it
One ofrhe points at which it was sup
posed Lance forces would bivouac. was
Cottonwood Springs, near which vi
dotta was poStOel.' -iJou6 t-ii;gi,e D..
discovered at the spring a camp fire,
and upon closer scrutiny, discovered a
tent or two, and persons moving about
Supposing it to be Lanes army no dash
ed at full speed to Gen. Richardson 8
residence aud made report. The gem
eral started dispatches and express to
every town and prominent place in the
country and men were riding at furi-
Gus rate all night and the whole people
up in arms; and just before tho dawn
of day, tho general marched to Cotton
wood Springs, and surrounded it with
several hundred men, and made ready
for coup de main, when the coming
light revealed to them two Indian wig.
vans, containing about a dozen friend-
ly Indians. The forceo went to their
several homes rather worried and pro.
voked, but yesterday it was heartily
laughed over at the barbecue"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09

The friendship ofsomc people is like
our shadow, keeping close by while we
walk in the sunshine, but dosertihg US
tho moment We enter the shade.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09

Tyre Maupin, and w. N. G. Douglas,
of New Kent, opened the campaign at
Williamsburg, Va, on Saturday night,
by a political discussion.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09

The Coroner's Jury in the case Of
the late Railroad Slaughter near Phil
akolphia have given q verdict attribut-
ing the calamity to the criminal ncgli,
genco Of the conductor Of the excursion
train, and ccnsuring the Company for
defective arrangements. The eonduc4
tor committed suicide by taking poison
in anticipation Of the penalty of the
law.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09

CocKRoAcHEs.-Nothing is made in
vain; the illuminated CUckroach, the
pest and the detesa,ion of housekeepers
has found an advocate in writer who
has discovered that like most every 9th
er animal and insect, it has its natural
enemy:
He says, as people keep cats to clear
their houses Of nice; as hedgohogs are
converted into domestic pets, that they
may MUNICH up tho black beetles that
swarm by night; so, sometimes, it may
bo expodient to keep cockroachoe that
they may indulge their instinct ofoxter.
minatiug still greater nuisance thar
ihernselves-namely, bugs. Webster's
Voyage Of the Chanticleer' informs us
that cockroachos were plenty at ST. Ho
lena.
Prevo;is to the ships arrival there
the crow had suffered great inconvenience
from bugs, but the cockroaches no soon
er made their appearance than tho bugs
entirely disappeared. The cockroach
Preys upoh them, leaving no sign OF
vestige where they have been; and Is,
SO far, most valuable and praise worthy j
insect Mr.. Newman also acquaints
the London chronological Society
with the same fact; discovered in a
boarding house,) that tho cockroach
seeks with diligence, aud devours with
gusto. the common bod-bug. Ho is con-
fident ofhis ioformor's verocity, but dis
crcetly refrains from mentioning names
Of places.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09

a Certain Ciwe for a Ran1csuake
Bite or Spider Stj,tg.--Takc the yolk
of a good egg, put it in n tea cup, and
stir in as much sdlt as will make it
thick enough not to run off, and spread
o plaster, and apply it to the wound,
and | would insure your life for six
ponce. The subscriber has tried the
above remedy in number of cases, and
never knew it to fail in onc.--P. pyet-
lyman, ~. ID.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09

'How sharp your toe nails, are, as
Paddy said when he caugh, the hornet.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09
FACTS FOR AMHRrcAMs.

TESTIMONY OF FOREIGNERS AGAINST
EACH oTHER--LET THE FACTS BE KEPT
BEFORE TIE PEOPLE.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-09

The LAKE CITIES - The Cincinnati
Gazette furnishes the following compar.
ative table Of the growth Of tho princi.
pal lake cities.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-02
RELl:iOl INTELLIGENCE,

The Board o. Managers Of tie "Pro;ora-
ton Soricty" whose funds now reach n,arl,
Il. ooo per anuum, and those design is the
spread of the Gospel met L, MiItlt'v.2i:h inst
We noticed among them. Chivt Justice Rcd
field and Bishop HOPKINS.
An American gentleman residing in
Scotland has authorized Rev J p. TLom,,-
son % New York. 10 olrra premium OF = 300
Tor the best ori.ina! tract npl cxrrr,linr 81
PAGES. to he r,ti!r,! II, Fnaiy I:fo,loy n,
nN'r''d L4 ~rr,rn. The object OF he ram-
Iicr Is to BE toc<h;hit the effects Of Slavery
upon Tie Social rc!i ,,iou> and domestic char
actrr Of families.
1t Is stated 10y some one who appears to
have raii attention 70 'hc statistics. tha, dur
iur N" pt>t wear r,>iNaI> have Ercn report
cd ~ thirty uiuc cities and towns in touitc,n
different States. in which 2l99 conversions
hal ;akcn l!a". This number of con,cr-
>ions mus be- uu' below she tr.,h
From .u ,r,iclc il he New York Tx.
anincr ,'uiy -, We learn that. aulin. The
year $50, the increase in Tie REGULAR E.r-
tit Church in the United safes, ov,rl 1871.
was As follows: Associations, II; rhurchc>.
2N6: ord.i,.yd ministers, IS: liccn;ittcS.
III mv".hrr>. ?G.>o2.
7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-02

Tommi'tc- Grin Cutler. Barton G"or@"
Er,alt Ira>hur.h: Levi, Nvr. Cosrnt,y
II l.. Gilman Clover: Zrnas Cobb, bcrIv
I'm awarding Premiums on Oven and
Steers. Jnrtirul.r reference will be had to
age, a. we'll a. 10 CLOSE matching, excellent
trathin. speed and dociliv.
Best Stud Horse owned and kept
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-02

'ommi'e.-Dr. j. s. Sias. Glover: Ira
Sessions. Coventry VIM Il. Cole. Charles
ton: ;. - Howard, lra,bursh Lev, Brig
ham. Lowell.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-05-16
Sign of the Skeleton Wagon.
Southern Carriage Repository.

HE subscriber begs leave to inform the Merchants
and Planters, that he has opened a repository for
the sale OF Carriages Buggies, Harness, De- at No. 90
Beekman street. running through to IS Spruce street
entrance on either street. The main floor S5 feet In
Lengthy affords ample room for keeping always on hand
large ana complete assortment Of every description
and variety.
Having learned the trade In the Factory OF his father
ne Is particularly familiar with every department in
the business and Is therefore enabled to orders
Tor any kind OF work entrusted TO him. and superntend
every stage OF its manufacture His long residence In
the south and West, and intimate knowledge Of every
section, and his experience while with Messrs Baldwin
Starr, and Messrs rockingham, Newell Co., gives
MN many advantages In the selections required for the
ulnereht parts OF the country Also an acquaintance
Wthe character ofwork draft track height OF Wheels
quality and size of springs and axes necessary for the
particular localities. Particular attention paid to spe
cia oruers either through merchants or to the subscri
per dect ana all prices guaranteed to be as low as the
WORK can possibly be furnished, and which will be equal
IN every respect to that Of the very best and oldest city
or country establishments.
20 Deekman street within few doors OF the Park,
on ue southeast side, across from the Astor House,
ana IN line from Park Place, Murray, Warren and
Snanper streets, the Brick Church, Lovejoys and
olhton Hotels. Having convenient office accommoda-
ons' ana papers from the Southern cities and towns,
ne trusts that he may have the pleasure OF call from his
friends and from those who viii do him the favor
anime ms assortment, and being the only establishment
10 the southern trade In the lower part OF the
cry, ne respectfully solicts share OF patronage
ne pegs 10 refer those unacQnnnted with him. TO any
tne Jobbng Houses In New York city, engaged In the
southern or Western trade. Great will be taken
~ pacshg ana engaging freight insurance &C dis
count allowed TO the trade. VIM L. MCDONALD.
N. B-Wm l.. Mcdonald takes pleasure in referring
TO the merchants Of this place.
New York, Feb /, 1s5G-6m-3si
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-05-16
FIGURING Mills.

THE subscribers respectfully announce to
l. the public that they have recently put
up MILL u miles South of Athens, on Eas.
tanallee Creek, on an entirely new and i'm.
proved plan, and are now prepared to a,com.
modate those who have Wheat and Corn to
grind They can grind any quantity on short
notice. and insure fine 'turn out" They
solicit the patronage of such as de.
sire a superior article of Flour for family use
SMITH, HAMILTON d SON.
Jan Is. 1856-tf-3S2
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-05-16
II I a NJ o ..

INHE subscriber IS now receiving a new Sc.
i lection Of SPLENDID PIANOS from the
Oldest manufacturers, and selec. ed with great
care from more than thousand Instruments
among which are the new Corrugated Sound.
ing Boards, of Boardman, Gray d Co., which
are receiving so much favor both in America
and Europe. This valuable improvement
adds one half more space to the Sounding
Board, thereby largely increasing it's power
producing greater volume of tone, together
with peculiar distinctiveness and inderend.
ence of the notes, and nearly equaling the
Grand Piano. All Pianos warranted.
Also, receiving large selection of Music
Songs, Polkas Waltzes Variations, de-, de-;
Guitars aud Strings
Pianos tuned and repaired.
Sept. IA. Ii. G. COOKE.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-05-16
Against the wv QrldI
"Edesire TO call the attention Of Farmers and
w MAters to our lately improved
DOUBLE EENUNS, xvuU.r FAN.

WE desire TO call the attention of Farmers and
w Niters to our lately improved
DOUBLE SCREENING WHEAT FAN,
Patented by 7. DOYLE, April GOTH 1852 which are
manufacturing In LOTDON and RHEA TO WV, East
tennessee. This popular and extensively used Fan
has taken the highest awards wherever exhibited, viz:
AT the Maryland State Fair Baltimore where there were
AZ least MY rams OF most approved makes Of Virginia,
Maryland and the Northern States exhibited; at the
Virginia State Fair at Richmond; at the souis Ag
rcuural Fair, at Petersburg, Val at the Virginia Val
ley Agricultural Fair; and the highest honors OF the
Fast tennessee Agricultural Society, at Knoxville IN
1904 and 1850. Brownlow's Wing, In speaking OF u,
says "Other Fans were exhibited Of excellent quail
~, but none to compare with those manufactured by
the Messrs. Doyles, OF Rheatown" We have received
other prizes too numerous TO announce here and hun
dreds Of certificates Of our Fans superiority rom
practical farmers OF Virginia and East Tennessee
We have had an ample 0p,p0rfunnD 10 hM our fd"
and are convinced II Is the best IN use. we MINK we
know what the farmers want and that our long and ex
tensve experience In the business and arduons abors
to bring Fan to It's present perfection enables us 10
suit them better than any other person In the Fan bus
ness and they may rest assured pains will be spared
10 give them the best Fan In the market Our Fan has
gained its enviable popularity entirely In consequence
OF It's merits; and for a Fan to retain Its popularity and
trcts for three years. Is OF the best evidences Of
lis value. Our Fans sold ON trial, and WARRANT.
ED TO clean faster and cleaner than any other Fan IN
use Our Teams will deliver them at almost any point
In East Tennessee.
N. B.-we will also MI orders from Middle and West
Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama. All orders to At
Loudon or Rheatown, East Tennessee will be promptly
filled.
Betcare Of Hmpositiop.--An our Fans have TIA
q. y. Doyle stamped upon them. For Certificates and
References, see circulars. T.J.&G.f. DOYLE.
Louaon, Dec II, 1sb5-6mf377