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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-17
AMERICAN Banner OF 1872.

The most. pleasing incident that occurred at
the Fair Grounds yesterday was the presentation by
Gen. William Moore of Lincoln county, of the Flag
Of the company commanded by him in 1912, to the
Tennessee Historical Society. In presenting this
Flag on the identical spot where forty-fve years
ago he received It, the venerable General said:
This company was the first that marched to
Nashville after the declaration of WARMTH Britain and
the Indians This Flag was hoisted and the company
mustered into service the 10Th of December. 1872,
in the organization Of Gen. Andrew Jackson's army
a Nashville; served stOur to hatcher and back This
Flag was again hOisted between our citizens of
Huntsville, Ala, and the invading hostile Indians
Of the South, in September, 1873 assisted BY Cant
John Morgan, Of Fayetteville The same company
waded the Coosa river TO assist Gen Coffee at Tai
lashatchee; aud on the 9th of November, 1873 this
Flag waved triumphant on the battlefield of Talls
dega, and when the flag of the enemy was captured
and taken down, this, our American eagle, was
proudly perched at the same spot, looking on the
slain who were the remorseless ssvages that muir
dered the innocent and dsfeneeless at Fort Minis
This same Flag was in close pursuit and near the
heels Of the British cavalry and in hearing Of the
last cannons at the battle Of NsW Orleans on
the sth OF January, 1915, the closing, successful
victorious battle of that war. And though this
banner exhibits the wreck Of time and the scars of
war is the richest offering thai bring in the de-
vity ofmy life to be deposited in the archives Of the
State by the Historical Society And could have
the pleasure Of passing it through the hands ofthose
pariotio matrons the donors of 1872 would proud
" hand it over to them, and say Your hopes have
not been disappointed your gift has never been dis
bouored Under this, the innocent and defencelSss
blood of our common country has been avenged, and
thehonorof onr glorious Union maintained And now,
our National Bird with her Is stars and wi hout the
loss Of single feather, returns for rest when the
svord of Justice is returned to its sheath where Ius-
tiee and Mercy say let it remain; and whilst the
,smsins Of our much venerated victorious chiofain
rest At the Hermitage, as sleep elsewhere most Of
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What it is doing fr the Sick.-The Editor
of the haDning Free Press says After Of the best
Physicians in this place had faed BGsHAvE's HOLLAND
BIrTKRs cured me of the worst form Of Dyspepsia"
PRAEcIs FELIX, only manufacturer Of the original Sex
ctof Cofsa,' says; 81 know that your Holland Bers
Of the best medicines the world for dsOrdefed
stomach or liver"
DR. Ludwig, Edior of the Packel Baltimore, pronOunces
meicire deserving the confidence Of the public.
Dr. EHRHART, the leadng German Physician Of Pennsy
vania has prescribed frequently during the last three
years. with marked success, osbtated of the d
gesiive organs, or Of the system generally.
Tie Manager OF Baous Vinegar Factory, says 81 used
myself, and therefore in1ueed 10 try its feet upon
wife troubled with the debility common to all of
umpive hsb and really it is doing her good than
nythirg she has ever TAKEN" octII
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Sfnnla Gnnda.

We Rave unusually large lot ofa kinds of Domestic
goods Bleached and Brown COttOns; wool,
Fannels striped eoOns for servants in great variety
Heavy goods for house and field servants; Prints, Cling
hams sery Gloves, every thing line, and
al prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
oct 6 K. c. McNAIRY & co
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CHANCE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fam
In pursuance of suggestions. and by permission of
his honor, Mayor McEWen, the Board of Directors
of the Institute have determined to open the Fair
tonight exclusively for the servants. All the neees
sary and proper arrangements to prevent the arti-
cles on exhibition from being handled will be made
The Fair will open, as heretofore, on Monday
and Monday night, when the premiums will be an.
nouuced and awarded
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spFAKING WHAT THEY KNOW.

be.a gentlemen take pleasure testfyng regard 10
Fab6esock, VeFmiluge, becsu gwo OF the have
u,ed II in their rvGte practice physicians for uubgro
years and they known IT, b oossrTauoh TO be GOOD
NEw ALBANY, Indiana, July 4, 49,
Msssrs B. a. FakHestOck & Co.
GENrLEMEN:-Having sold your valuable NermlIuge ior
some tme aud having IL used for many yeAts, We
would recommend it 10 ali safe sne oI
all cases Of worms In no have We ever seen any
evil results following its administration but always ma
answered the purposes for which wa intended ana Oee
entirely satisfactory.
Believing every thing that has been set forth In re-
gard its virtues strictly in sccordGnce wiz our ooseeA
lions only Practitioner men OF business We
would unheslat gy say all who read this that - me
best VeTmifuge in use and that its virtues are best
known Ehsn tried. Riley, HOOVER & Riley.
Sold wholesale and retail bv all the principal drug
gss and country merchants throughout the United States
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his gallant officers and soldiers let this Bird have
resting place in the Capitol Of our stRte''
! the Part Of the Historical soeety. Prof J 3
Iinssley, replied as fellows:
In receiving from your hands IS q gift for the
Tennessee Historical Society this Invaluable relic Of
past age, permit me in their behslfto congratulate
you on this suspicious occasion. To few msn has it
been aOttedby afavOring prOvidencstO behold what
you this day behold Forty years ago under vastly
different circumstances, you received as the gift Of
your fair country women, who ever encourage the
brave, this flag, since bourne so ga1antly and so
successfully, through many hard conflict over many
aglourious field Then this our noble Tennessee con-
tanned but quarter million of inhabitants. Then
this goOdly city was but an insignificant village
Along our borders lurked the wiley and blood thirsty
savage 10th to give Up this splendid but unimprOved
heritage. Whilst powerful and wen organized
foreign foe was preparing to invade our sea-board
throughout its defeneeless extent. Alarm, anxiety
and almost dismay everywhere and naturally pre-
vailed. Along with hundreds and thousands OF your
noble compeers you volunteered and FASTENED to the
of conflict and right speedily did you give assr
ance of victory and peace and safety To-day you be-
hold the splendid results Of those patriotic sefsac
fees
Our State has qusdrupled its old population, ard
sent thousands Of brave pioneers to subdue the
Southwestern wilderness and all the time it has been
steadily growing in the elements of high ciyiliza-
ton, participating fully in the advancement of an
active period in mans history. Nav you long be
spared to witness its onward progress
The Historical Society in accepting this gift pedg-
es itself to preserve carefully and to place it where
its presence viii recall thousands the vivid
recollection of most glorious period in the history
Of Tennessee, and to provoke them to emulate th
gallant deeds of the early inhabitants of this State
Tennessee has much to be proud ofthe favorite of
God in natural gifts distinguished in its confedracy
by its high position in craftsmanship yet its chief
AMI cOwning glory has ever been the valor of its
sons and through all coming time may this be its
glourious destination.
After the presentation the soldiers of 1912, who
were present were invited to the STAND.
snMEsE Tw1Ns.-COl Wood positively closes the
Exhibition of these wonderful ouriosties tO.uight.
Remember the price is only 25 cents They exhibit
In Columbia next week at the Masonic Hall.
peA. The beautiful colt Frank DunRington, be-
longing to Mr. Van Williamson, of Wilson, took the
premium yesterday. The gallant colt has taken
three blue ribbons this fall and has won them all
f4irlv
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X. a G. A. WRIGHT,S ORIGINAL FRAN
GIPANNI.
o K Z E R ASrING Pc RFU II E
FRANGIPANEI rIRRACTs PRAKsiPAENI PoNADH,
HAIR On, 4" soar,

These rev, elegant and recherche perfuueres from
the sbortory OF Messrs. R. d G. A. Wright, SOLE ORR
GINAToRS AND MANUFACIU EERS 10 this country. The
Perfume Frangpanni oriental production brought ia
It's original state into his country prepared in it's various
forms by them.
The admiration and demand for these articles Is beyond
precedent, and in consequence variety Of limitations are
sprngingup; bot these whetber OF OMEMANUFACTU
on SOLD AS "iMPoRTATIoNs"b have only an evanoscent
fragrance, AND SHOULD BB AVOIDED BY PURCHAs
BRs For sale by all the Druggists IN the United States
and Canada, and in Nashville by Messrs DErovrLLH &
Bit, Rains BRowS,G W. HESBEKsHoTT, 10. W. BROWN
STRETCH & PICK and J. STEETcH, and at Wholesale bv
BERRY d. pEMOVILLR
R. &G. A WRIGHT, Sole orignstors and manufacturers
in the United States
No. 35Iats % South Fourth Street, PhIadelphia.
July 7-6m
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SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER II, 1857.
STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR


The following premiums were awarded on Thurs
day:
BLOOD HORSES.
Aged Stallion-Dr D. 7. McGavOck, Prem. DR.. D.
7. McGsvock, Certificate.
Two year old Stalon-Dr. John Shelby prem
". @. Harding, Certificate.
Yesrling-W. G. Harding, Prem; George Elliott
Sumner CO., Certificate.
suckling-Gen. W. g. Harding, Prem; Edward
Perkins, Certificate.
Aged Mare-COl Geo. Elliott, Prem; W. G. Hsr-
ding, Certificate.
Two years old Fiiy-Ab Turner, Prem; W. G. Har
ding, Certificate.
Yearling-John O. Ewing, Prem; and Certificate
Suckling-William Harvey, prem and Certificate.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Blood Horse or CoIt-Gsn. W. G. Harding Prem;
DR.. T. McGavock, Certificate.
Mare or Fiuy-John o. Ewing, Prem.
HARNESS STOCK.
Aged Stallion-Tennessee Live Stock Co., Premi-
UNI; Samuel A. Shy, Certificate.
Three year old StslliOn-R NJ Southall, pre-
MUM.
Two year old-John Harding, Jr., premium; J as
P. Johnson, Certificate.
Yesrling-W. A. Campbell. Williamson county,
premium; VIM 7. Wright, Certificate
suckling-M- c. Hawkins, premium; F. N. Mac
Marry, Certificate.
Three year old Mare u. I. Odum, premium; /.
Ranning. Certificate.
Two year old-Jo G. Guild, premium; W. F. Sum
mers, Certificate.
Yearling-T. Platter, premium; P. A. Cartwright,
Certificate
suckling-C. A. NichOl premium; F. R. Rains,
Certificate
observation-disclosures Live Stock Company
premium.
Best Breeding Mare of Trotting Stock-W R. FL
Eston, premium DR.. R. G. Foster, Certificate.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Saddle Trees-Doremus Dunlsp, premium.
Cotton and Corn Planter-Justice and Galbreath,
premium.
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Real Wilton Carpets Elegant Velvet and Brussels, in
great variety Elegant PHYS and Ingrsins, grsns the
largest and best assortment have offered, and
lower prices also Velvet and Brussels stair and hall Car
pets; TWled and plain Venetian all widths together with
Felts Druggets Crumb cloths, Rugs, Mats, Sc &c. We
prepared to make and put down Carpets the shortest
notice We have large lOtOf Floor Oil Cloths the best
makes, and in all widths which will cut in any shape 10
suit customers.
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THE FAIR TO-DAY.

This is the last day of the fair. 1t will be very
interesting. In addition to the large list Of prem
ums in different classes, the premium for the Best
HOrsemanship will be awarded at III o'clock. The
trials in the speed ring come off punctually at o.
clock. There are five premiums offered for speed
on the trOttng trick, and the competition in all will
be spirited.
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sIAMEsE TwINs.-COl. Wood positively closes the
Exhibition Of these wonderful curiosities tonight
Remember the price is only 25 cents. They exhibit
In Columbia next week at the Masonic Hall.
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Curtain Goods,


Elegant Satin LANES in all coors, with trimmings TO
match Elegant Repsin Chintz coOrs, with trimmings
match Elegant Lace Muslin Curtains; all wool, union
cotton Damasks in variety together with COTnces
Curtain Pins, and Bands.
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COMPTROLLER.

We are authorized to announce WILLIAM F. MCGREGoR
Of McNnnvle candidate for Comptroller Of the State
sept 4-tst
We are authorized TO announce HUGH Francis Of Wi
chester, candidate for Comptroller Of the STATE.
aug 2O-te+
We are authorized TO announce Gen. JANIS T. Dun
LAP, Of Paris candidate for Stale Comptroller.
aug 25-te+
We are authorized to announce GBoRGR T. MCCLEi
Lam of sullivan county candidate for Stale Comptroller
aug 2l-te
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Murfreesboro.
I WILL take the Exchange Bank Notes for my Goods,
oct Is III M'GILL.
Shirts, Shirts.
lust received another lot of Shirts warranted of supe
~ Tior quality and OF prices TO suit the times.
I5Oct J z M'GILL.
Byron and Standing Collars.
SUPERB assortment of collars, every size and style
"A and for sale by J N'GlLL.
Embroidered Shirts.
VUSTreceved small invoice of hand omey embroidered
y sbrs made suitable for party and wed
ding occasions. oct IS JHMGILL.
Buck Skin Shirts.
4 Pew best quality of Back kin shirts; received and for
II sale By octl5 M'GlLL.
Underwear.
1 VERY variety Of fashionable Underwear, all al moderate
= prices. OCT IS M'GILL.
STOCKS, TIES, AND CRAVATS.
FIRST rate assortment Of Scars Stocks Ties and era.
watts every style and color, with endless variety
goods received and for sale upon reasonable terms by
oLI5 JH M'GILL.
TRAVELLING SHAWLS AND BLANKETS.
ALSO large stock Of Gentemen's travelling shaws al
Il Blankets and WOoen Jackets and scars just received
and for sale by oct IS III M'GILL.
ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
LIVERY size and style Robes de Cnambre Smoking
u Caps, for sale by octl5 M'GILL.
M Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing @SSa
Store, corner Square and College SITS. (oct2
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$1,000 REWARD!
GoVERNER's PROCLAMATION.


q NDREW JOHNSON, Governor OF
- the Of Tennessee, 10 all 49, sfCIl{ktA
who shall these Prsseuts-Greel- -
Ing: ASse4S-A8z%
WHKREAs Il has been made known 10 ne that certain
FRANCIS H. PUGH charged with having mitted foul
and atroeous Murder the 5h day Of November, 1885,
upon the body ofJEREHAH p THOMPSON late OfOur County
Of Giles, has nedfr0m justice and Is running large
Now, therefore, | ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor as
aforesaid byvrJue Of the power authority In vested
do hereby offer Reward OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
70 any person or who may apprehena the said
FRANCIS H. PUGH aud deliver him 20 The sheriff or Jaor
Ofour county Of Giles in order that justice in that behalf
Say be done and executed.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
- tkt& my hand and caused the Great Seal Of the
" ~ state 10 be afdxed at Nashville, on the 9seOEd
~ 9tf9 ldsy Of March, 1857. -
%yzHHs ANDREW JOHNSON.
81 A. W, BUXTON, Secretary OF State.
DESCRIPTION.
Francis H. Pugh above medium size square built and
raw boned ak feet three inches nigh weighs about
one hundred and seVenyavs pounds and thirty hreeyea
~ stands erect shoulders rather thrown back, right
~ har blue eyes, swarthy COMPREHENSIVE
bis chin also eli xht or lump the upper lip.
u5 n addition the above reward offered By the Gov
erpoT win pay the OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
ne aid Puah apprehension and delivery the proper
horities Imar3l-wul J. T. THOMPSON
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Wanted.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND LEATH
Err VALICFS

Ladies Large Dress Trunks with Trayss;
Bonnet boxes large sizes,
English sole Leather Trunks;
9 - Buggy
Ashland Yalces, (supenor artieIe;l
Leather Travelling bags. Sre
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
Il. 6, French and Son,

an TUESDAY, OCT. 90, viii offer for sale in front
warehouse, CsIk street, 10 O'clock the fol-
lowing articles Of which desire to close out with
out reserve, viz:
30 hnds Sugar, from fair to5O doz. Painted Buckets
prime; $40 reams Wrapping Paper,
100 bags N o. and Baltimore 25 bbls Domestic Brandy;
Coffee: 25 bills. Holland Gin;
1000 kegs Nails choice brands 50 bbs Julius Smiths Old
$40 boxes Star Candles, full eser-e Whisky;
weight 90 cases Matches;
2Ol0 bbls. Whisky, vaFOuslO0 boxes Corn starch;
brands: 100 Whea starch;
100 boxes Tobacco; 40 4" CherOOt Cigars
1000 sac ks and Sait;I5G TalIOw Candles
$50 600 Cigars, d brands 50 I" Backing, large and
$50 dOz BroOms: small.
$50 boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles the grocery line too numerous to
mention Il. s, FRENCH & SON.
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THE UNION & PLANTERS BANKS.

In consequence of the late general suspension Of
the Banks throughout the Union, and because Of
our knowledge of the utter inability of the Banks of
Tennessee to the product of the country or af-
ford any the least facilities to the community under
present circumstances, while continue as hereto
fore to pay coin for notes. We, the Union x
Planter Banks of Tennessee, have this day resolved
to suspend temporarily, the payment Of Coin for the
notes of our respective Banks.
Attest J. COREY.
D. WEAVER & Co.
N,srry,rr,p Oct 18th 1897
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND GROUNDs FOR

ON Monday the 18Th OF October, 1857 the upper end Of
~ Tie new Court house building, betWet the hours OF
and u O'Clock, w be sold pubic sale 10 Inc hgbed
bidder that valuable piece Of ground acres with
somort1oie dwelling house and all Necessary houses
rom NAshVls and lately occupied b Capt. Brooks
trust executed BY Capt brook and wife and Honr Trnet
Itaslse, and registered in The Regstsrss Once Oh
power Of Attorney from Captain Brooks and vie
slso auiy proved and registered, convey ths
shOie ue iree ir0m any equity redemption. The pur
chaser will be required 70 pay one forth Of he purchase
money IN cash. and 70 give notes, with good security in
eaA lhsameuts for the residue, payable Bank al sx
Twelve and eighteen mOnlns, with ineTssr from date AID
lien will De retained the until the purchase nOnss
Is lnliy paid W. p. FOWLER, Trustee &c
- n
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA.

AT AUGUSTA.
TENHB TwentySxth Course Lectures in this Institution
4 will commence MONDAY, the Cd NoVkMBER
next.
Emeritus Professor of Anatomy, G. N. NEWTON, MD
Anatomy, H . F. ca PBELL, NIL.
Surgery, L. A. DUGAS, MD.
Institutes and Practice Of Medicine, L D. FORD, MD.
Kateria Medica Therapeutics Medical jurisprudence
|. p. GARVlN, MD
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Infants J. EVE
MD.
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy, H V. NJ MILLER
MD.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, ALEX MEANS, I'D.
DemonstTator of Anatomy, ROBr. CAMPBELL MD.
Assistant Demonstration of Anatomy, S. B. SIMMONS
MI.
Clinical Lectures will BE- delivered in the City HopKs
and at th Jackson Street Hospital.
Fee for whole Course, SlO5.
Matnculation Ticket Ito be taken oncel IS.
For further particulars, apply any Of the Facu
ty,orto sept % p. GARVIN, Dean.
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II viii save great deal Of unnecessary trouble i
our friends in whiting to us will bear in mind the fellow
ing rules;
Always give the date post Office, county, and State in
the body II your letter
II you wish the paper changed from one Office to an
0ther give both Offices in full
Yod write business and on other matters write
Separate sheets OF paper different leaves Of sheet
Attention 20 These matters will greatly Oblige u.s.
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FAIR GROUNDS.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 18th, 1857.
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The following premiums were awarded on Thurs.
dav.
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Bragg'S Improved Liniment.
DIR. BRACES ARCTIC EMINENT.
Have you the BRONCHITIS


Bragg'S Improved LInlMent.
DIR. BRACES ARCTIC EMINENT.
Have you the BRoNCHITIs7
Have you the NEURALGIA
Have you the EAR or TOOThACHB
You may rid yourself entirely Of these distressing evils
by the use of DR.. Bragg's Arctic Linimlnt.
Areyou afflicted with Old sores?
Are you suffering from old bruises
Are you enduring pains from sprains ?
One bole of the Arctic Lnment will surely give relief
speedily.
Rheumatism is dreadful complaint
ScrofGla Is a loathsome al e9se!
Cancers are very alarming!
YET such the wonderful healing properties Of Brnggs
Arctic Linment that will almost instantly acute ana
chronic rheumatism; re owe seroua ana In time XIII thai
most stubborn Of enemies TO health the Cancer.
Why will you endure scuryY
Why will you suffer with the Piles!
Why will you submit TO ChilblainsP
When by using the Arctic Mniment you may find perma
The Arctic Eminent is the discovery the ar-famed Dr.
BRAe g. of Saint Louis, VINO since seyerng his con
ment has devoted the most of his me study which
has given the world LDiment when possesses even
of the healing quality. In this he has been success
full.
Wher Dr. Kane, undet the auspices Of me ea tA Is
gions the north-hmsef medical man-aPpied 20 sew
eTal scientific ply esns Tor Prescription tnSs sa9gla ena
ice. Among others was Doctor Bragg tnen on VISIT
CIESf which having been submitted The seveest analysis
was accepted by Dr. K and by him during hat
deul voyage discovery. Hence the origin Of the name
Arctic Eminent.
HOW IT Is RECEIVED
The very announcement of this medicine has been TO-
CO with nd confidence. Letters containing cerh
Gates permanent da y received al the manas
terry while expressions gratitude borne TO Ihem By
every mail.
ITS PREPARATION.
The ingredients Of the Arctic Linment of the most
costly kind, while the utmost is bestowed upon COM
pounding by member OF the company, no makes
a personal examination of every bottle puI up.
FARMERS AND Livery STABLE KEEP
ERS.
The Arctic Eminent is also sovereign remedy for Hot
ses and Mules afflicted with bruises, sPransi wounds,
scratches sweny, spawn, ring bone, head, poll evil &c
No person owning vOuabe bOTses mules should be Win
out it, it will cure them.
IL is put up in Csc, soc and 81 bottles Inc oOe DOL
and 81 bottles contain so and 100 per cent more nl-
mant proportion their aud are the cheapest Ev
cry buying dollar bottle OF Bragg Afuc bi-
nentwill be furnished with Emersong United states Jo r
nal for one year by filing up the certhe To around every
dollar bottle sending 10 Bmersoni 81 Broadway,
New York
For sale by Bragg BurrOwes, sole prOprietOrs,
St. Louis, Mo. -
w w BERRY & DBMOVILLB,
Wholesale Ag ents.
And by A. H. ROSCOE, C. W. HENDERSON,, and J.
STRETCH Oc1 I-dI"~"Ay
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81, 1914, leby s4 10 by IA, 10 by 1914 DEmask Table
Cloths g. 4, la and l04 Table Damask by the yard. Ali
sizes, WOOL Union and Cotton Table Cloths, Plaid
striped Tonetes Napkins, together with all kinds Of Dia
pers ToWengs, Marseilles Quilts &C. &c Also all widths
cotton and linen sheetngs Pillow Linens Domestes, etc.