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CHANCERY COURT, AT LIVINGSTON
TEENESSEE.
CsPECIALl. OCTOBER TERN. 1866.

IoTEJIAIL VlIUULN IEUlus 800.
HnsOlVcnt Bill.
Catharine B. Embree, Administrators Of Joshua T.
Embrce, deceased, o.. 10. Mulkey, e. aIs,
creditors Of said Joshua I. Embree. deed
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO THE
/ Court that the Estate Of Joshua I. Embree
deceased Is insOlvtnt; tits therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in
the Union and American, paper published in
Nashville. Tennessee, requiring all persons hav-
ing claims against said Estate to como forward
and file them with the Clerk and Master Of this
Court. authenticated according TO law and have
themselves made parties to this suit. or before
the 10Th day of January next, Q857), or they viii
be forever barred. J. W. WRIGHT, c. x NJ
Octl9-w4w
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BUTLER and BANKS, two of the military
heroes @ in the late civil war, wide Ber-
muda Hundreds and Red river were nur-
tured in what, by Fourth of July license, is
called the 'cradle of liberty" One was the
most ultra pro-slavery, states-rights member
of the Charleston Convention; the other was
theauthor of enc Of the maxims Of his party
aLet the Union slide BUTLER, in a figure Of
speech introduced by GRANT in his official
report, is "corked in bottle" but if unof-
fetal reports are true, BANKS is constantly
surrounded by bottles uncorked-a victim
to unfortunate habits contracted, so the
Puritan Radicals of Massachusetts say, Gin
the Southwest" At any rate, they are both
to be in the next Congress, provided the one
is not smothered in the bottle, and the other
in its contents. But we have no hope Of
such good fortune
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MAYORS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. October IS. lS66.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ order from this Office, under date Of Sep
tember 4th. 1866. extending the Water Privileges
70 residents Of the suburbs is revoked.
ocil6-lt
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Most Desirable Country Lots
AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER I6TH 1856. AT II
" o'clock. on the premises, We VIII sell

on the Franklin Pike about three miles from
Na<hgiils and sdi0insnS the land8 81 John
Thompson. Mrs McNairy and others. This land
acres each presenting q rare oppqrtanIfy for pur-
chasing most desirable homes. lhe land i eeau-
tifaliy situated, highly productive. WITH q branch
on Brovn's Creek running through Il. Neirhbor-
hood unsurpassed. The Spruce street Railroad
i about 10 Be commenced, and Will doubtless be
extended 10 within z half mile Of the land when
oelcn such chances for safe ana profitable invest
mcnts are offered. A plat Of TIE land can be
seen 81 cur Olice-
rerlrs Hbcral and via be made known on day
AZ rale sale positive. COLLATION. free. omni-
basss sriH isaFs our oEice at % ~. All are in
vifsd. y. l. & 4. ". BLOWN. Agents.
Ew. BaEsEs. Auetiouser. oa,i-tds
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CONsTITUTKONALETY OF THE COT.
TON TAX-OPINION OF REVERDY
Johnson

Hon. CHARLES J. ScoTT, of Wilcox coun-
ty, Alabama, has sought the legal opinion
of Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON, of Maryland
on the coDstitutionality of the "cotton tax"
Mr.. Scorr propounded the following inter.
negatives. and received the subjoined reply
In your opinion, is the Act of Congress:
imposing a three cents tax on cotton consti-
tutional? And would the Supreme Court o.
the United States so decide in the event the
question was carried before it for adiudica
tiOn
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ACTION OF THE KENTUCKY CON.
FERENCE.

Before the Kentucky Conference, the ques
ton as to the change of name was deter
mined in favor of the proposed alteration
The following was the action of the body Oh
Wednesday:
The Bishop submitted the question re
ferred by the General Conference to the an
nual Conferences on change Of Church
name.
The name proposed by the General Con.
ference is Episcopal Methodist Church.
Rev. A. II. REDFoRD made an earnest
speech against the proposed change.
At the close Of Mr.. REDFoRD's remarks
the Conference adjourned forldinner, to meet
again at Pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Conference met at o'clock, Bishop
DOGGETT in the chair.
CHANGE OF NAME AGAIN.
The question of change Of name was again
taken M. DR.. LINN took the floor and made
an eloquent speech in favor Of the proposed
change. DIR. ANDERSON spoke against the
change; DR.. GEERINe and THos. BoTToMLY
for Il ,. A. HESDERsoS announced that
he had written a speech, had il memorized,
cent and driedD but was 80 anxious TO get
home he suppressed it. G. II. HAYES took
earnest grounds against The change. Mr..
HAYEy modssty has made him q qaiet lis
teper heretofore in Conference deliberations.
His speech Of this afternoon, however, shows
hi;s 70 be a mar who need not fear TO Parti-
climate in Conference discussions.
RESULT OF THE VOTE
The vote was taken by ayes and nays and
resulted as follows;
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HAYNAU, the Austrian woman-whipper,
sunk out of sight beneath the contempt Of
the civilized world. Not hand, even from
among his own countrymen, was reached
forth to save him. BUTLER, the American
woman-defamer, is Toasted, and paradej, and
serenaded, and listened to as an oracle of
wisdom, and virtue, and loyalty, by large
portions Of the American people. Are we
retrograding in civilization, refinement and
decency Shall we exclaim ooh Judgment
thou art fed to british beasts, and men
have lost their reason their honor?
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~ OBLIGATION.

Ths 6;.,eral Conference determined to in
troduce lay delegation into the AnnqAi ana
General Conferences b. ana VITA ING con,
sent Of three-forihs ofail the members o. AZ
the Annual Conferences voting IN AFof OF
IL
The vote in this Conference vas taken
without debate, and resulted as follows;
For lay delegation, 57i against Il, ~.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Taken Hin

ON SATURDAY THE 18TH INST on THE
~ Hart Place; four miles from The city, between
AND CALF: left ear Of the COW. Is under BIT and
horns very crooked. CHAkbES O0TEN.
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Notice TO Merchants and
Ghinnanra

ON AND AFTER TO-DAY THE DEPOTS
~ Of the N. & c. aud n. X. \. w. X. Rs. will
be opened at $50 A. H., and viii be elosed at
5P n. +. II. EWING.
Octl7-tf Gen1 FIT Agent
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VlHE MAGNIFICENT Steamer u-ua.s- =
4 DAVID WHITE. II. b hl..rS
SHAW. Master, viii leave New
Orlelns on the 18th inst. for Nash -
Vile. Nashville Merchants wishing 10 shil
Freight should accept this Opportunity
Octl9-3t
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NOTICE.

CAPTAIN BEN. F. EGAN, has this day been
- appointed Agent for the Nashville and North
western Railroad, as this place. All Bills Of
Lading given by him viii be respected.
E. II. EWING. @. F. A.
Office, No. II College street. ioetl7
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REPLY.

New York, September 20, 1S66.-DEAR
SIR: Your note Of the Sd, is received here.
The question you have put to me l have
heretofore considered. My opinion is that
the tax of three cents, imposed by the Act OF
Congress you refer TO, is unconstitutional,
and believe the Court will so.decide.
Very respectfully, your obedient serv't,
REvERDY JOHNSON.
We learn from the Wilcox Times, that the
cotton planters of that county are concert
ing measures to have the question tested in
the Supreme Court.
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This is a large, varied, and splendid ex-
hibition of industry, and contrasts well with
that of any similar community in the world.
The finances of the State are improving,
and her credit is as good as that Of any Of
her sisters, though she has literally used il
in behalf of great public Improvements.
The debt proper of Tennessee, as given by
the Governor short time since, was in
amount, including interest S4,744, 100; be-
sides which she has lent her credit TO the
railroads to the extent of SIG, 600, which
the roads will eventually iquidate. The
debt proper includes bonds issued to turn
pixies, banks, railroads, the Hermitage, and
the State Capitol and the loan of bonds, on
which interest is due to the amount OF
Sc. 769. 507. is as follows:
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Total State bonds lOaned..........$l4. OO,. 900
The fnanciering must be very defective,
and the management Of railroads very cul-
pable indeed, if the bonds Of Tennessee are
not shortly at premium in the market.
The following is the extent of railroads in
Tennessee, as classified by the United States
| o,,tbortf;as IN IQgOs
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Ioux MINOR Borrs has relarned 70 Viz
einia. lie denies that BE- was one Of the
asostharn loyaliss pilrrims,' and says that
tbeif sentiments are alrocious.' Mr.. BorTs
refused the invitation to accompany tie
BaowSsow party.
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FREE TERRTTORY!

nor SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT, CORNER
II of Church and MeLemOre streets, fronting IS
feet on Church. and running back $50 feet. The
house brick, containing seven rooms. The pro-
perry free froom State, County and Corporation
taxes. A bargain offered. Apply to
ANDERSON, J0HS0N < SMITH.
Octl7-lW
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Joseph C. Rye,
IN 3 q R A N AN OE
AND
PRODUCE BROKER,
AxD
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,

O6ce. Martin 4 Pickard. East Side Prblie
Square, Columbia. TenneEsse.
Is PREPARED TO MAKE ADVANCES ON
a Cotton aHd ship b the mod reliable gommls-
lion Houses IN New York Cincinneil, New Or
leans and Nashville. Orders for CutiOS OF
other Produce will resolve prompt attention.
totseetlona nade. and proceeas r.miltee
promptly JOSEPH G. RYE.
octio-1m
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Iimo-l:465s; las l:s95s.


ProprietorS stake Of 500, three-fourtl
mile dash for two year olds.
GRIGsRY a WEsr name Oh. BY Inn. Austria
liam; dam Dolly Carter, by Imp. Glencoe.
A. X. RICu ARDS names b. c. by Lexington: dam
Betty Wards dam. by Whalebone...... ......
Iimp-l.lQ
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woODLAwN RACEs-TIIIRD DAY

FIRST RACE-sUMMARY.
Jockey Club purse Of $500; mile heat
three best in five for all ages.
A. II. BRAND names u. Shy'O b. c. Gen. Shor-
idan, four years old by Revenue dam
Boston. Dress red and red ............... /
J. W. FoRp names b. 9. Grant, three years old.
by Lexington, dam by Glencoe. Dress
black and black..s. Z
W. Il. MLTON names Capt. Mathew's) ch. m.
Kate Anderson, three years old. by
second Altoh, dam by Job. Dress pur-
pie and purp - ......3
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DR.. SAMUEL GILBEkT'r
letter OINTME V'E
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,

ls most excellent preparation the cure OF tina
class of malades usually termed
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EYE, THROAT

AND
l. U n G ID l S Il A S E s
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THE PUBLIC

May rest assured that the manufacturers spare
nSeInef pains nor expense in the preparation OF
.hese remedies They are made of the very best
medicines known, in highly concentrated form
upon strictly scientific principles
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Dr. X. :. Buck, DR.. j. T.. Bailey and
Jno. +. Buck, under the name Of Buck, Bailey
Il Co., having been dissolved by the death of
IJr. Il. = Buck. it becomes necessary to close
up all outstanding business ....
Therefore; all persons indebted to the recent
firm, are hereby notified that they must settle
without DELAY, or the accounts will be put in
The hands of collector.
The business Will be continued at the old
stand. corner State and Pearl streets.
p. 4. BAILEY,
ie2IdIm JNO. II. BUCK.
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SRECAAhs NOTICE.
Los ] N G o U t

M RS. f. VOORHEES, would respectfully
1v1 inform the ladies of jackson and vicinity,
that owing to the rapidly declining health of
her father, in a distant State, Maryland,) she
feels it her duty TO close up her business in this
city. Her present stock of Millinery, Dress
Goods, etc, will be sold at greatly reduced pri-
ces by the 18th inst. Also, afSewing Machine,
and smdry articles OF desirable furnitures
She takes this occasion to express her thanks
for the liberal patronage extended 70 her while
In jackson, and would respectfully remind
those who are indebted TO her 10 call and set
July =, 1ses.-dst.
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TrulA ana uouc.,y.

- y '" ana HAonesty, r." n
=, nai are the "Grcat Southern Prepare
Are they the result of medical exnerience in
the South? tl E'HF w " SNif'''''NN' ~ III
Are they secret or Patent Preparations!
should we give thea preference over Nor
thcrn Preparationsy 7t.r
cmeSy I'D s-t-s i-1-4l b
DO they merit our patronage aud conf
dencc?
Are they prepared specially for Diseases Of
the SOuthy
BUCK, BAILEY a Co. will take pleasure In
answering all of fhe above questions.
ie2Odlm.
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the most lucrative Medical Practice in the South
mas ~ ast consented to allow several of his most es
.oemeu remedies to be prepared and sold as proprie
tary medicines This resolution has been engender.
ca by the repeated solicitations of those who have
experienced the benefit of his remarkable profess.
nonai skill, and by the impossibility of giving
ospec attention to each of the written applications
n,aoe 70 nm for prescriptions by those whose pecu-
possibility of applying in person to him
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NEW ORLEANS. June lG, 1866

NEW ORLEANS. June Is, 1866.
have associated with me in my Commercial
House in this City. Me~srs. Mckinnell Il Co.,
Hazclhurs Miss, AMI Alessrs. Adkins, Dun
ham x CO., ApalachieolI, Fla and will con-
timie the Cotton Factorage and General Com
mission business under the style and firm of
GIeFriII, D"nbn'n Nc XinneIl g. Co.,
t.s...- l.. NJ. MERRITT
Referring to the above we solicit for our New
House the patronage of our friends. Our best
attention win De given to the sale of Cotton
and other produce, and to the purchase of Yves
tern supplies, Groceries and other merchandise.
Liberal advances will be made on con>ign-
ncnt, to our friends in New York, Boston,
LondOa, Liverpool and Glasgow
MERRITT. DITNHAM. MckIN NELL CO.
T. Carondelet Street,
New Orleans.
June :iodh, lSGG-Gm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..


To EverJ Man and wemnn.Zwith no
ordinary degree Of pleasure, we call attention
70 the ADVERTISEMENT Of ]. p. Dromgoole& Co.
Inc Great Southern. Preparations" are pre-
pared with medical skill, experience and abill-
ty, by some Of our resident Physicians, with
determination that they shall merit public
esteem aud confidence. They are not secrets
or patents; ,,re selling well and giving salts
faction, and being an entirely southern enter
prize, we predict an immense demand. MEM.
phis Daily Appeal
ie- 20 I'm. htl
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.H.U.. ",u
tyIN .0.rpt rund tN closes
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
81 Lexington, Virginia. fE
f A ogUL n NJ:


AG7UiLsT 1sE:s
GEN. ROBERT f. LEE, President.
carter J. Harris, Prof Of Latin,
lanes j White, Prof Of Greek.
Fd. s.. Joynes, A. NJ, Prof. Modern Languages
l,ro he appointed, } Prof. Moral Philosopy'-
A. I. Nelson. ii M, Pros. Of Mathematics.
VIM. Allen, A. NJ, Prot; APPLIED or DO :,
4. :. McCuiloh, A. M, Prof. Nat Philosophy.
Jaln i. Campbell, a. NJ, Prof. Chemistry;
John " BrockenRrpu IL u. Prol; Law Law
H1rry Estill, \. d., ASA Prof. Mathematics:
g. Powell Grady. A. NJ, Assistant Professor
ITO be appointed. Assistant Prof Greek.
A PREPARATORY COURSE has been in
"A ttdted, in which students oi nnpTe Itrnc
for the Regular Classes may recelSe ls.i W W.
ton in necessary branches. The Session be-
gins End Thursday q 3thJ September, and ends
list Thursday in June. asl -
rrvn,,a -T,ition. and other Collegefees, 500
All other expenses, including Board, Fuel
: Iiolte. &c, need not.eSseeed5 2oo
Eor firther information or for Cataiouge,
address re the Faculty of Washington College
Lexington, Virginia. Jy !" I'M
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'IIII CLARION And STANDARD
.,,,nl,s for Sale!!
u, DEDUCTION IN PRICE

,-..auautity Of Blanks on hand,
b. .3,f.d ON GOOD paper, which we
st' '-.r. ut one Dollar per quirc.
embraces.
" ,e,tif, before Grand Jury:
KNIT summons; ,-.
g,, subpoena for Witnesses;
.,rrt Writ,,
."r. Wutof Error;
N'"' Bond:
.y..r-.ni and Executions;
'." sire Farias state Eases:
.pnI, a Letters Testamentmy;
W. BONDS and Citation in Error
i'.'t r,.i,, suit or judgment;
N,, Writ and Bonds;
'" ,.r.uit and county Court;
a..'. ~. mIemput, High Court;
.rr... Apprentice Bonds and In
,. Lhnh-. ur my others printed
'f'' E"I 10 um. Dollar per quire.
cd" lr blanks will be filled AZ the
'.-' aul m the best style. The
".. ,rI depend on the quantity or
N.. ...,.ftIy blanks, but we guar
I'd. r.flltiuu. not only in the exc
....r, bat inprices. dNw Inn.
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isE2. Z; s:s:&l TEaG QUEES
- e.
a. THE QUEEN OF
Es.sEat 4>I1ssERsS

10 NE bur ~ Virtues RI y ~ n
Il l. iuf,lh0i'- *, stoFer aud Preserver Of the
Hsis II taithluliy pp led
lbs Hair DyeI tt
directly upaa the Of tha .ir, changing
grr, hair is original If. color sIresIing prema
tn decay mi 20 linz out Of tho liri eGkdtcatng
scurf aId taltrtG auH tSIr,uK all hunOrs f the
sruir
.tti.u Of e 1i=eft srri,.s ~ the Toilet.
It all "a ,hs- dc~ wirY hair eft aud luAu
IL, NJ tr--sts
II impair . i-.iyh fHl fragrance To- the hair.
IL short il ynu-Sisn IL restore your bhiT, 10
youth sud retaiu Il through life use.
Mrs. VV8nsIoTv's QUeen Hair RestOFer,
F.irr - ger bottle. sofa by al Druggists.
janis CONCEAL. Y halss ale Agent
Mayt.Gm NEW ORLEANS
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DIR. CREIGHTONS

OFFICE HOURS for these SpecAlitiss from to
9 oelock and from 60 o'clock m Persons
wishing Or Creightons services most consult ms hr
rangement Office in prrg Store, No. 44i MAJ a.
south Of heal. s
u Fees for Professional Visits esch. Ten Dol
lars ApI I4d3m
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-.C8sTaEr.~ EXTFRMINATOR IL simple.
safe ,ii .l- tlg al st perfect RAT-tii, alton meet
fnI 70 have, cVe- attended Every Rat that can get
it. r,p,s lIrPsred will at IL, and every IRE that
"a - s .itr generally ~ Tlae- distant as
no $ bic tom NEc', Il gves ttkru Lake shore.
Met L6au.
s.y-Ss- Costs - 81 a-ti st nleDt above
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1866.

RATS t.is,fs RIRDs. Whoever engages la shoot
in. small bFaa T. cruel man whoever aids IN eN-
taiiasu. ugy rats f. q tczefac-Ur. We a>ou'd Ike
some ID, g. gig, the benefit Of heir expeTieroe IN
ar.viIl OUT these pests Ne need something b. sides
dor4 ,.t. aud ~ p f0r III business Scientific
American y.
r-g--Era .CasJar'sr advertisement at6ya
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'-'-'''"-l--'l-l------l------
MEDICAL. VgY
DIR. SAMUEL GILBERTs
L X E p A r ATOMS.
RONIC DISEASE

Oh. SAMUEL GILBERT, so celebrated "a
having had for the last twenty Ave years, in tho
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Snip REFUGE. NEW ORLEANS, July :, 1853
l am Sir, Yours Respectfully,
JOHN HOWARD, Maste

Z ne uudersiened Fire Warden aud Fire Inspec
= ~ the New Orleans Insurance Companies areoi
o,;nion that the Iron Tie affords greater protection
against loss in Of fire than the CD stSle 81 oang
VIZ" iof0 JOHN ADAMS, Fire inspector.
A"""'"' u" ' ALFRED BELANGER,
Ex-Chief Engineer Fire Department,
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ICE CREAM SALOON
! FANCY CONFECTTONARIES.


w H. CO p P o c X
Oppd 10 !. q. Shcpardson'., state street.
HANDIES, Cakes, Foreign and domestic
- Fruits constantly on hand.
. Fruits. lee Cream and COnfectionarics of all
kinds furnished families. and for parties ana
balls on sh0rt notice. IS t.r .a....tt. J.
A inc and retired saloon fitted up expressly
for ladies. -...-..r... .-rrt al Je-Zu"ih
A GFNTLENIAN, a Presbyterian Minister
~ desires a situation as Teacher in some hlgf
school. Qualified to teach the modern Ian
ulages Address this Office.
9..June 30 1866 It.. .LlA asat1 i.s-- 1914 q
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June 3olh, 1850 en-.
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HURLEY'S POPULAR WORM CANDY.
As this is really Specific for Worms, and
the best and most palatable form TO give TO
children 1t is not surprising that il is fast TAX
ing the place of all other preparations for
w0rms-it being tasteless, any child will
take il.
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INK INK. INK.

I1Nhy INhI
Sc Iton's Chemical Writing Fluids becoming
world-renowned for its superior quality. Hav-
ing been introduced only about six years, il
has become the principal in use with those who
want fine, free flowing inA, and for perIna-
nency, il is decidedly the best ink for records
that can be used. For counting houses, banks
or schools, it is unequalled, and needs only Il
he tried to be approved. For sale by Drug
gists and Merchants everywhere.
HURLEY, PUDDLE g. Co, a.
.Proprietors,
Corner Seventh and Green Streets,
fbl7d&w6m. Louisville, KY.
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and which are popularity known as Chrome erup-
tions, letter Pimples hlisters Scabs Scald Head
Milk .cTrst, Ring worm, etc, etc
1t viii also kin Itch and other local vermin which
prey upon the skin. 1t softens and detaches the
excrementitious matters deposited upon the skin.
heals the cracks blisteTs and pmples and renders
the eutaneous surface smooth and plable. 1t has
been used by DR.. Gilbert with most satisfactory
suits, for many years 1t is offered for sale in this
style, from the hrm conviction that it must necessa
rty meet with the hearty appreciation of those who
make Of it.
Full directions for the method of using these
edies plain and accurate description of a number
Of the different varieties of skin diseases and
valuable suggestions in regard to their cure viii be
found printed on circular accompanying each pack
age These suggestions are the fruit Of most ample
experience acquired by DR.. Samuel Gilbert during
his extraordinary professional career III the treat
nent OF this class Of diseases in the cities of Mem
phis New Orleans and New York and viii it i.
is expected enable most unprofessional persons to
treat their own cases with much greater success
than that which usually falls to the lot OF ordinary
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