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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19
Suited for the WorE

nc reoe' Methodist brick Church at
AorrisIoWn, in which Etheridce spoke 10 a
''n''u audience Of DISTINGUISHED rebels. was
a most appropriate place ior his speech. II
is the same house in which the late r,hol
revival was conducted by the rebel m;n;stcr
Hickey Ana il is the same house that was
dedicated about the commencement of The
war, by selling of TO the highest bidder
the largest lot OF negroes ever sold Al one
ume IN East Tennessee. There. children
were separated from their parents. bathed
cars Of bitterness and sorrow There
-. ,sS' ana husbands were separated in an
60 s... '','o 'esrs No wonder the colored
men rSiasee TO sit in that Stare pea and hea,
inc reoe' Candidate for Governor sneak
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME r. THORNTON, the great English Astologist
Csiryoyant and Pychomerean astonished the elent.
&c classes Old World has nov located herself at Hudson
Y Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers o
second sight, enable to mpart knowledge of the
greatest Importance to the single married Of either sex
While in state of trance she dneaes the very features Of
person you to marry and the aid OF an instrument
of intense power known the Psyehomorope guarantees
produce ie picture of the future husband or wife Of
the applicant together with marriage position in e
leading traits of character &C. This no humbug as thou
sands Of testimonials assert She will send when desired
certified Certificate written guarantee, that the picture
what it Furpors tc be- BY enclosing small lock OF har
and stating place OF birth age disposition and
and enclosing fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed to
yourself you viii receive the picture and desired
by return mall All communications sacredy
Address in confidence MADAME Z. F. THORNTON, p o.
Box 223. Hudson, n. Y. mayl-ly
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n- yoiSa TAnY returning to her country home after
soonrn Of few months the city hardly recognised BY
- Siens In place of coarse rstc, flushed face she had
oft rny compiezion almost marble smoothness and in
stead of twenty three really appeared but eighteen. Upon
s,;rv ~ he cause great change, she plainly fold
them that She used the Cfrcassian Balm, and co IN
sdere an nvanable acquisition TO any Lady toilet By
pearance an hundred fold 1t simple IN combination
Nature herself simple, yet unsurpassed in efficacy
drawing inpute from. also healing cleansing beauti-
tying skin and complexion By its direct action
same leaving the surface intended should
clear soft smtoth and BEAUTIFUL Price = by
Express, on receipt Of m order byf F|
W. L. CLARK S co, Chemists.
No. West Fayette ST., Syracuse, n Y.
The emily American gents for the sale of the sa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

edical.-Not only In this city, but this entire country
has become familiar with the reputation Of Dr. Coleman
the most reliable and successful practitioner speciality
in the south Perhaps has given attention
to- and applied himself earnestly and assiduousy te
discover the most speedy and positive Diseases al
kemaleSs Diseases of a Private Nature,
MamhOOd's BebilitieS, Self-abuse, Nervous
Debility Sexual HnfirmiIies, etc, than he has
Patients who reside in the country have the a
phcabe to their several disorders forwarded TO any part
fully secured in portable compass and in every respect
convenient Ladies need hesitate applying for adj
vice. personal interview not necessary Med
ee with instructions, can be administered through the
MEDIUM Of correspondence.
de. Coleman may always be found in his office, in
the rear Of his Drug store, McLemore street His
medicines carefully and accurately compounded by edu-
Gated and accomplished pharmaceutists Address,
L. L. COLEMAN, N. D.
may 2)-2m 2l0 Church street, Nashville Tenn
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Wonderfni hnt True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned Astoogst
and somnambustc cairEoyant Wills in state
deneates the very features Of person you are TO marry
and by the aid Of instrument of intense power known as
the Psychomotrope produce perfect ana NE
like picture Of tho future husband wife OF the applicant
with date of Marriage occupaon leading TRAITS Of eharac-
ter, &c. This no imposition, Testimonials Wisnont
Der assert. BY stating place of birth, age disposition.
color Of and hair and enclosing fifty cents and
envelope addressed to yourself will receive Inc picture oy
return mail, together with desired Information
BS- Address in conhden9e MADAME GEAIhUDE REM
INGT0N, P. o. Box 297, West Troy, N. J.. mayl-Iy
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Fletcher's Great Speech.

Most Of our space is occupied this week
with the able and conclusive speech Of Sec
rotary Fletcher He convicts the great
Carolina liar Of forty deliberate and pre-
meditated falsehoods We shall ISSUE thou-
sands Of copies of this speech, that the hon
est people Of Fast Tennessee may appreci.
ate the Bd1triaa labors Of one Of the mosl
infamous liars IN the rebel ranks
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
LYNNTILLE NJ. MYNATT,
OF KNOX.
For Joint Representative,
CHARLES INMAN,
or SEVER COUNTY.
Republican Union State Central Gem
mIftee.

ist District-R R. Butler, Taylorsville.
I'd District--John W. North, Knoxville, Tenn
Sd District--Dr. J. A. Fuson, Liberty.
sth District--Lewis Tillman, Shelbyville.
STD Districts B. Brown, Nashville a.,
5tb District-Col. ]. J. Roach, Trezewant..
sth District-Gen. John Eaton jr7 memphis.
The following members from Davidson county
vere added by the Central Committee:
nj. II. Harrison, George W. Blackburn, l.. T
Cone, II. II. Thomas
OFFICERS OF THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Chairman, r. r. Batler; Treasurer, B.P. Cone
Secretarv, II. Fl. Thomas.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We authorized announce REUBEN ROGERS OF
Campbell county candidate for the State from the
18th Senatorial District composed of tho Camp
bell, Anderson, Claiborne, Grainger and Union.
We authorized requested announce the name OF
T. G, @. READ, the unconditional Union candidate for
Representative Of Hawkins county, in the Branch
the next General Assembly He offers himself q candida
of the solicitation Of many friends and fellow soldiers
We authorized and requested to name
STEPHEN MATHEWS candidate for State Senator from
the counties of Bouut SEWER Cooke and at the
suing August election
10 the Voters Of The adal Uaioa Pary Of Eaor and Roaae
0orntss CoIOred acluded.
Not having been forced out by solicitation from de-
sire to be elected freely and Voluntarily announce myself
independent candidate for the State Senate supporting
G. 3rownow for Governor and subject the will Of the peo-
pie fairly expressed
Very Respectfully,
D. F. HARRISON.
We authorized and requested the name of
W. L. LEDGEkNOOD, as candidate to represent Knox
county in the Lower Branch next General sehr
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Agricultural Implements

~ following described articles :fas eei
Threshiug Machines Horse Powers Clover HHlcrs Reap
and Movers Corn shelters See1 prs Patent Spinning
Wheels Cider Mills Hay Presse water Wheels Flows Of all
Cotton Planters Portable Grist Mills, Hay Bakes, aud
Hand Looms,
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Bull Frazier In a Rarn

DR. Ball Frazier is reported az saving
uglv words about the KNOXVILLE Vino. Il
was not the Wne that convicted his broth
en- turned him out Of the Judgship, and
disqualified him from holdingofice 1t wa
the State Senate and Why not let fly at thai
body They were IA to g. Come Bull
par with the fore foot. below, and -!
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19

EDITOR WING There will be celebra-
ton and mass meeting at Madisonville,
Monroe county, on the 4th of July. The
Hon. H. Maynard and Prof o. i. Hughes,
and others, will be present as the speakers
of the day. - e
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19

WE publish Card from NJ. j. Childress,
Esq, merchant of this city. Mr.. c. is in
every way worthy the confidence of honest
men, and is only slandered and abused by
liars and dishonest Copperheads.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19

THERE will be celebration of the incom
ing Fourth of July at Sevierville, where the
citizens of Sewer and the adjoining counties
are invited to be present. Col W. F. Pros
ser and others will be present, and will adj
dress the meeting
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19

We understand that a good many eiti-
zens of Tennessee are abandoning that
State, and seeking refuge in kentucky, on
account of the intolerablo condition of af
fairs under Radical rule Louisville Courier.
Eight or ten Of them broke cut of The
Claiborne county jail.reecntly, on account
Of the "intolerable condition Of affairs
they would have 70 meet, and have taken
refuge IN Kentucky" where they viii find
moro sympathy than they met with in East
TENNESSEE aT
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19

THr KNOXVILLE WING styles poor Bax-
ter a North Carolina felon. The WIG,
it seems, has feEon on its hand, and has
cut it to the bone with a sharp knife
Nashville Press and Times
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19
Ravter,s Figures.

Baxter states that before the war 1he peoF
nlo If Tennessee were taxed s33O,OGO The
comptroIler's report for 1860, shows that
thex-.u:1rs taxed over 100000 aBdxtcr
eafs.e Villain $4,000 of the truth aNet-se
bad for Harmon's attorney
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19
The Game OF BInR.

The rebel programme now IS 10 brow
beat, and generally tointimidate the Union
men, from this time forward to the first of
August In East Tennessee. this game will
not win. 4 party SO larselyi in the ascen-
doncy and knowing themselves to be in the
right, don intend to be run over by DULLES
and traitors. In other words, the Radical
Union men viii meet their foes, come as
they may They viii pay them in their
own coin, and ought TO do so
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19

writing of American contributions to the Exposition,
says:
T" Messrs. Mason Hamlin of New York; have sent a
beautiful collection of cabinet organs Tho workman
ship Of the compares voraby with the best speei
Of the kind in the French department. and the de-
signs light rich and elegant. 1t is only of late
years that the cabinet organ has taken legitimate place
in the everextending family of musical instruments. In
its old FORM it pFovoeation to psalm sing
ing; loud nducement to howl in short long metre.
The grossness and inequality of its scale sueed to cover
up every defect Of the performer the custom of sing
ing through the which is yet prevalent in certain
pous and occidental districts. Messrs Mason Hamlin
among the first to seriously consider the possibility
of changing toy into instrument of music. Under
their hands, the various registers have been equazed
and the whole character of the instrument is thereby
rendered homogeneous Tho quality of the tone is clear
and vocal and the contrva for blending it in many
forms ingenious without being complicated. In Eu-
rope they still adhere the rugh loud Tone which with
has baen totally superseded. Messrs Mason Ham
lin have therefore, to struggle against prejudice, or
rather prediction. Some Of the most eminent organ
lists in Paris have already declared in their favor and
hope that the jury may do the They alone in
the honor of ghting the rest ef the world aud uld
be pleasant to record that victory had perched upon their
banners.
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no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The advertiser having been restored to health lew week
by very simple remedy after having suffered for
years with lung Affection and that dread disease
Consumptonis anxious make known to his fellow
ers the means Of
10 al who desire il, he will send copy the
used free OF CHARGE with the directions for preparing and
using the same which they viii find CURE for Cox
81 NPFioS, ASTHMA, BR0SCHIrfs, COUGHs CoLBs and All
Throat and Lung Affections The only object Of the advort
ser sending the Prescription benefit the afflicted and
spread Information which he coneeives Invaluable and
he hopes sufferer viii try his remedy as il will cost
them nothing, and prove blessing. Parties Wsbinr
the prescription fREE by return mail will please address
REV. EDWARD WILSON
mays-ly Williamsburg, Kings county New Yorh
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CHANCERY COURT 4JAcKsB0RO'

JUNE RULES ISbfi Ed te--l
David T. Rogers, Administrator Of d. Caywood deceased,
vs. d. ?. Jones, Alexander Chadw John kincaid Jr.,
and ID. Hart, G. & n. ls s.r 0lla
IN oITHIS CAUSE, TH APPEARING
from the allegations Of the bill that Kincafd Jr
PRESIDENT Of the State Of Tennessee 1t is ordered By the
Clerk and Master at the Jane Rules. that publication be
made for four successive weeks IN BrOwnlOws Knoxville
Whig newspaper published in the City of Knoxville Tenn,
requiring said defendant John Kineaid appear
Chancey Court to be held for the county of CAMPBELL
Court House in the town of Jacksboro tho third Monday
Of October which shall be fled the Monday
October next the time fixed by Rule Of this Court for return
of process then and there TO plead enur the
bill in this cause the viii be taken confessed and
set for hearing ex psrte as to him, --s -.-
June H. 1s67-4wS = - D. HART, @. & NJ
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s.e FRANK BALLARD, a
Wholesale Commission Merchant
no. zoe & 2O8 Franklin Street. New York.
CINCINNATI, CUMBERLAND GAP AND
CHARLESTON r. B. COMPANY. ofh

No ice to Con tracto I
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
will receive Sealed Proposals until the oath July next
for the Graduation, Masonry and Brgng Of the first
miles Of the above road extending from Morrown Beam
Station in the direction Of Cumberland Gap. $3.50 81 -
Plans specifications and estimates Of quantities be
the Office of the Chief Engineer after
of July Thss fine section ofwOrk of heavy character
and passes through interesting country Enerprisin
contractors the solicited, and should and
anime the work. The Masonry Of Holston Bridge is i'm
pOrtant structure r. Q. McOALLA, Z
.l Ilf SIX 4tlHI tlAaF Chief Engineer 1
Morristoyvu- Tenn lima =. 1857. funel2-stss
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TooY HERE, RAILROAD YEN AMI
AeO]- BRIDGE BUILDERS

VNHE SUBSCRIBER Us PREPARED
g faraish. e. be sloFs the sars saas
Ca any 9santity aHd qAality Of FRsF CLASS YELLOW
hEAEI Pins LUMBER frcm 70 e . ssri In snsht Al
dress ne az Charleston, Tenn athaEe Fisher osr
horge. Ca. all bills warrenied gxe satisnse ticu
Refers to Greer Barke. caTAaft Sards and " q cef
respan4lbu91 Sad tr0ulptneaA
trial ARa iet my Lumber spesl - tt,stt
nsglesaa chaFiesfor Team.
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MARTINS n sullivan e Andrew Sullivan.
THE DEFENDANT ANDREW Sill +.

VAN, being confined in the STATE PeniientIary as
charged In the bill II Is ordered that be made for
four successive weeks yg notifying said DE-
sndant to appear beors the Shabesy Court az knoxyo
me fourth Monday Of July then and there 70 make
Tense 20 the bill, or the viii be taken for confessed
set for hearing parte. cepy q the order.
suns -. lss7- - pf5 D. A. DEADERlCKs Q. 4 ".
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19

EEw RULE IN T. 5. CoURT.-The following addition
al rule of practice adopted by the Circuit Court of
the United States
Ii is ordered by the Court that all actions of debt
assHmpsit for money if the defendant shall plead the
general issue other plea denying the plaintiffs right
the amount sued for, the said plea shall be
eOmpaned by affidavit that the defendant has sub
santia defence the action, and that the is not
interposed for delay"
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DIED.,

At Washington, D, g., on the sth inst, GRANT FOX
child OF John b. and Mary f. Murphy, aged four montl
tyenty-one days.
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For Bronchitis, asthma. Cousumptive and
Throsr Diseases.
rEoctrs sBr rsrD Win ALWAYS coon sUCcEss
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Free Id Evervhodu

large pP Circular, giving fufsr,ustisn If a. 1870.
- ~ AeeH % The young Of beth eezss.
y efhfs hos the hoIney may become ieaeffn,f- a.. u
rt.tea feAI'ected, and the fefeakeu Iosasi 80 ~
9"nE lady gentleman fai A.. se,a
-'F ~ spPa post paid by snafI
Addfeas T. %. DEawKE n
"-''f Troy, \. u
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HON. HORACE MAYNARD viii speak

Charleston, Brady county, Friday, June 81
Harrison, Hamilton county, Saturday, june p.
Ducrtown, Polk county, Monday, june q.
Benton. Tuesday, June %.
Philadelphia, Monroe Co, Saturday, June 10th.
Kingston, Roane county Saturday, July 18th.
Montgomery Morgan CO., Monday, July 18th.
Huntsville, Scott county, Wednesday July 18th.
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and Refafss alta sana q iti a shy etef ~"
IA ocf 1patl0n. ct .rIEH HfE0 IN
hRss also the lee keepeEs TIA Bos wash Ae III
thoroughly revised and much uscft
= iastTattse with huE1eroas ererssfDes yfh
rsfere1ee bock al suhests q pinetif = cox
minute li1ertiona iet nt-i ~ Ees-
month Of The year, IN both a. any OF
Any person wishing feF nfor dsscrfrf We 81
the Maehpes viii receive pratt. m n 81. llafl
thsia - Apply ~ me- sitiee- ff GEO. 3. krBEE. -
- Ne. y Saftet street above u, if
90 v'l'"-l .-aef t.fef flhsttaE 0oxal u m.
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fnE Card Of r Leonard Of Monroe
county, shall appear next week
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COUNTY coURT-KEox COUNT,
PARTNER WANTED
CIRCUIT CoURT-KNOxVII,I,F
NOTICE TO NoN-REsIDEETs.
BENJAMIN Dickev " EveIins TempIs At Al

THE DEFENDANT, VIM. s. GALLOWAY
Il being nonresident Of Tennessee stated 10 the bin
II ordered that puc be made for toug
in Brownlow Whig notifying said defendant appear L.
fore the Chsnesry Court at Knoxville, the fourth Mona
u july next, then and there make defense Bill
I've same viii be taken for confessed him. and set for hear
Juneieth, ise7. p5 D. a. DEADERIck, c. r.
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AZ 3. Flsher V. s. elonsrs. q als
ME DEFFNnANT TH0s n FIsr1rp

I'LL ULF ENDANI- IHUo. T. fish ER
being resident Of Tennessee stated ia the Bill II i
ofeefed that publication be made four weeks n
Browniows Whg notifying said defendant 70 appear before
ths Ohancery Oourt Knoxville the fourth MONDAY III
5ay nezt then and there make defense e the bill 81 T
sans vii be taken for confessed hin and set hear
lag * parte copy o the order
June 70, 1897. pf5 D. 4 DEADERIcK G AM.
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AGENTS WANTED
= - For a NelR Religious Work,
81 ENTITLED
Sacred Biography and History,

CONFUSING a DESCRIPTION OF
~ Pasths fun aHd highly interesting account Of ths
Patrarshs 1ias and ffope the ves of Christ and shs
Apostles VIZ notces Of the most eiDent Reforsrs, aRd
ketchesof the ruins Of the celebrated ancient cities
iHg large eed upon which little has been written. This
work published 70 supply want long felt By Christians 81
coaneetsd and rliab history, written IN style at
tractye and instrueye Finely bound and illustrated with
5eautifni steel eng Cravings.
AisoJ Tor an entirely and sery popular work. nsd
SHRisI AID TNELyE scenes and events In hs liz
our Savior nd His Apostles. Edited By the poPaar AH
thor aud Lecturer DIT .. G. HgLEAsD. .f..
Ministers Teachers aud others viii ind the Rtrodacgn
and sais % tie both iecFafiFv and hUnerab
swplSynent f0f Cireuls siypg ssTHes snd dsssFP''A
address IT. q. dDHSSONf Publishrrs
esaFHrn'f Gfr NV. Uarnsr fth and Race streets
iune5-lus Cincinnatir OhiSt
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RUSSELL'S REAPER AND MOWER.
This simple and compact ma chine embracing an the
fexbHity strength and Hra by requisite hrst class
Machine. IL runs lightly both in Rsapns aad 7osng on
level ground and comnion cutting By actual tet e
IS found to vary from Us TIC pounds Il q fFE
Would refer al those wishing intersection Is the foIioWing
named gentlemen, who present Reaper trial on the
farm Of Arthur P. Wakns, Chafanooga Tenn On HE
5tb day Of July ses where the Russ Reapq vas as op-
rated with OtherE:as tar - t4e7 sartar rest.r
John 4. Divine, Esa Judge r. ~ Hook, r. r. Hamilton
NJ D.. y. Mccormick. Esq Chaftanooga- Tenn
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Public Speaking.

HON. A. j. FLETCHBR, Secretary Of State,
viii speak to tie people at the following times and
places Let all parties turn out and hear for them
selves
Maryyille Blount county, Wednesday, June 18th.
Sevierville, Sewer county, Thursday, June 2oth.
Newport, Cooke county, Saturday June I'D:
New Marke1, Jefferson county, Monday, June
9TH
Rutledge. Granger county, Tuesday, June 18th.
Knoxville, Knox county, Thursday, June 9th.
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Mary 3. coho y. squire H. c,lio.

l. u
from the state Of Tennessee parts unknown charged
the bill aled divorce: It ordered thar ubliea ton
naae ter four ueeesaFe weeks BrowHloW Whg notify
s~le 70 appear before the ChsaaeFy Court
en- ne fourth Monday July next,
ss - 5aAs aeiehse 70 the BID The will Be
eelesei He set eI hearing parfc cey u fhf order
Sene rs ~. ttpl0- b. A. pEApERlcK. b. 4 M.
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TIE Paris correspondent of the New York Daily Times
writing of American contributions to the Exposition,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19
O. u 1A4eOLD DOLLAR SOAP

a. p 1a--9OLD DOLLAR SOAP
- . An fEfra hns sOap Tor LeuA1ry osa Eirssi's
s1d OF me best mater ai5 With special regard 10 asi
s-s inen ana AL kinds clotkiaz sad e.
fst heHre 81 vitAogt shrinki7s thea. Il free Jrous
and we commend i 70 AT prudent houssksspsr re-
Ne r. eppomcei than poorer quality which may Be-
each tfE Tx - p = = ~a' = ~
Nte up Ia X - "A d.. each. Priee % eentap per D.
PAINE GbEANlNG soAPIa this comblEati AL strong
aas ee been carefully excluded avoiding he ceis
tsFers ais of cOmmen roug soaps agon paint
" = if tartsiee q "a Paint cleaned with shis
preparation. VIII ear mitch longer than which
4a4ry Rpienoes ed. Ia Possesses al the me paint
rcahin aaties Of Silver soap aRd j. much cheaper
Tn bars each. 35csnts each
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IMPORTANT TO Hay MAKERS.
WARMERS
REv0L WING SULKY RAKE
Combines all the advantages of both the
SulkY and Old ReYOIHing RaLas !

By means Of the lever with s and stops the driver
has perfect control the Rake than can possby he
had over the old fashioned Revolver 1t Goes dust the
nay as wire teeth usually 90 Is easily handed by boy and
ported, and
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19

IF YOU HAVE TETTER, SCALY
a Ertpfoos PlnpIss BlViss-ea be face. Ulcers Ran
rtng sezea eisess r.ns from pere state Of he
blood, 50 . D. JANIS R0DeERs, aa1 sal ; hottie 81
Gfegs's Constitutional Life syrup. Sb5stf