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ILLUMINATING OILS.
The Legislature Enacts n Law ON
the Subject.

The Legislature Enacts a Law On
the Subject.
The following Senate bill passed its
third reading in the House yesterday, and
is now a law of the State:
An Act to Regulate.th Fire Test of Illumina-
ting Oils.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of Tennessee,
That no person shall mix for sale naptha
and Illuminating oils, or shall knowingly
sell or keep for sale or offer for sale such
mixture, or shall sell or offer for sale oil
made from petroleum for Illuminating
purposes infamable at less temperature
than one hundred and twenty degrees
Fahrenheit; and any person so doing shall
be held guilty of misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished by
fine of not less than one hundred nor more
than five hundred dollars, and by impris-
onment for 8 term of not less than six
months nor more than three years.
SEC =. Be it further enacted. That this
act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
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.HOUSE.

The House IVES called to order at 10 A.
NJ, Mr. Speaker Richards in the chair
and fifty-six members present.
The Comptroller of the Treasury sent
in an extended and exhaustive financial
statement Of his Office. One thousand
copies were ordered to be printed.
NEW BILLS ANDREsoLUTIoNs. 80
No. 262. by Mr.. Turner A bill for
calling o convention of the State. This
bill provides for holding an election on
the cd of February next in the different
counties of the State, the ballots to be
used at such election to be inscribed with
Convention or mo convention" In the
event of a majority voting for "conVen-
| ton" then the Governor shall call the
Legislature together, when the members
thereof shall constitute convention, ac~
cording to the provisions OF this act,
and NAV proceed TO amend or alter the
constitution as they may deem proper (;
the expenses of such convention TO be de-"
frayed out of the treasury in the same
manner that the expenses OF the General
| Assembly are now paid. Passed, and
referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
| No. 633, by Mr. Richards Providing
4 for the sale OF the Nashville and North
western Railroad. Mr. Singletary added
an anne ndmens including the Edgefisld
and Kentucky Railroad.
No. 694, by Mr.. Hewatt: To incorpO-
rate the Metropolis (Illinois) and UniOr
City Railroad.
RESOLUTIONS LAYING OVER.
The resolution providing for the pay
ment of S242 to Messrs Ruhm Il Bail ey
for printing done by them The Com
, mittee on Judiciary made report, il
which it said there appeared to be n,
law for the action of the House in order
ing the printing to be done, but that tn
charges made were very reasonable, AM
as the work was done it ought to be pai
8 for. The passage of the resolution wa
. recommended, and itpassed accordingly
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
8 To incorporate the jamestown an
1 Crossville Turnpike Company.
, Mr. Dowdy added an amendmen
chartering a turnpike company in tn
i county of Fentress. The act and it
amendment passed.
;, Changing the lines between PutnaI
: and Smith counties. Passed.
r To regulate the fire test of illumination
oils Passed-ayes 81 noes s..
Adjourned to 2P. NJ. tomorrow.
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The Situation in Tennessee.

The report of Comptroller Blackburn
subn;t,sd 70 the Legislature
Shows that l,585,O83 acres Of: land wer
listed in 1865, more than were IN 1907
and that the aggregate value of 10Th
er property" is less in 1858 than in 1867
by So, l53,O7O, and thst the aggregate val
ne Of the real estate and personal property
for The year 1868 is less than in 1867 by
ST., 1904 1913 80 /; also that more polls were
listed in 1858 than in 1867 by 9lS0, and
also that the State and school tax for 1865
in the sggregate-only exceeds that FOL
1867 Sl5O,99l OS, Notwithstanding the fact
that the tax was higher on property by Ia
cents TO the 500 worth.
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floating upon the stream, but her spirit had
takea its flight. She persisted from the
fall, or persisted by the extreme heat after |
she had jumped into the river. Her face
ard features presented the same beauty
and innocence as when few short minutes
before she was promenading the cabins of
the palstial steamer. ~. ~.
Mr.. McFerrin's attention was also at
tracted to young German named Zeigler
from this place, who had but recently mar
ried in Fremont, Ohio. Both he and
wife wereside by side in the water, strug-
gliBg to reach the shore. The husband
had tied the handkerchief around the
wife's arm, and by this means, he was
enabled TO hold her up. they both reached
the shore in safety.
Before leaving the United States, he
noticed lady rush deliberately into the
flames. An old gentleman, after looking
around at the condition of things, made no
| effort to save himself bnt walked into his
state-room, and said Here let me die.
! Two Episcopal ministers, it is supposed,
were burnt in their berth, as nothing had
been heard of them Mr.. McFerrin tells
us that they had an appointment to preach
In Louisville on Sunday.
Barefooted and but half clad Mr.. Nc
Ferrin and his wife proceeded up the bank,
and in a short time were comfortably
qDartered at the house of an old farmer
named Jackson, who treated them kindly.
On reaching the house, he seated himself
at a fire, and just then began TO compre.
bend the fearful reality of the affair, and
gave way to tears. @f
He succeeded in getting wagon ant
with white blanket about himself anG
wife, Indian style and fashion, they wer'
driven TO Florence, Indiana, some TIVE
t miles distant. 1t was very cold, and Macl
I tells it as one Of the incidents connecte,
: with this part of his bridal trip, that h
| was not ashamed TO ask his wife to put he
' arms around his neck, to keep him iron
!. freezing.
r Arriving at Florence, he was liberall
1 stared al, and he jocularly remarked tbs
| the Ku-Klux had come. He took rim
from his finger and sold it for clothing, bu
:, when it was understood afterwards that h
# was Mason, the ring was returned to hin
Is he met some one who gave him fifty cent
d and an old German who keeps a saloon i
l. the place was very cIeverly disposed b
It gave him drink, and afterwards brougf
d bottle of bitters for his wife.
d Mr.. McFerrin and his wife afterward
= took passage on the Gen. Buell., and reache
j. Louisville at seven o'clock Sunday moEI
l. ing, and reached home by the morning
v train yesterday.
z CONDITION OF Mr.. HAYS.
d The following dispatch was receive
II last evening from Mr. Murphy, son-in-la
s of Mr.. Hays .... .....
n CINCINNATI, Dec. 7, 1:50 p. Nm
y Hays is doing well, and will be all right
few daya Gen. Smiley is at the wrecl
3 searching for Mrs. Hays.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Dec. 7.-Consois 923@ 924.
5-20s quiet 74s.
FRANKFoRT, Dec. Bonds 79l.
LIvERPooL, Dec. = Cotton lower,
closing heavy; sales 5000 bales; mid
ding uplands, l0sd; Orleans, llsd. Bread
stuts heavy.
New York Money Iarkst.
NEW YORK, Dec. Money easy, call
loans 597c. Sterling quiet and un-
changed. Gold 1861. New Tennessee
bonds Choose.
New York Market.
NEW York, Dec. 7.-Colton nominally
q sbade lower. Sales 600 bales Uplands
244624I, Super6ne -four s. 65@6 10.
Whisky, Western 81 02l@l 05. Rice
quiet, Carolina S@84c. Coffee nOminally
unchanged. Sugar quiet, Cuba l2e. Mo
Iasses nominal, New Orleans Toe. Corn
81 14@1 II.
New York DrJgoOds Market.
New York, Dec. 7.-DrygOods UNI
changed.
Louisville Markets
louisville, Dec. SALES of tobbacO
light; new Tugs at 6@Sc; old 7@9c. Cot
ton at DE. Wheat 81 65@l 70. Super
fiourS5@6. Corn 5O@55c. Oats 53@57c
Hogs 89S1c, gross. Mess pork S24.
Lard l5@154c. Bulk shoulders 999&e.
Clear rib sides I24@13lc. Clear rib sides
I30I34c. Bacon, clear rib sides 164c ;
clear sides lie. New Orleans sugar 100
I2ac. Whisky nominal.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCrNNATI, Dec. Family -four
ST 2567 rs. Wheat 81 IS. Corn 62C9
Csc. Oats GOOSE. Cotton declining /;
middlings 224c. Whisky CSC. Pork held
at S24; bulk shoulders 9f@94c; sides ~
@i8c. Lard I3@144c Butter 35C93sc.
Eggs 33c. Groceries steady.
st. Louis market.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. Tobacco unchanged.
superfne -four S5@6. Wheat 81 459
/ IS. Corn 63@67c. Oats 53@56e.
Whisky 95c. Pork S23@24; bulk should
era 9G94c; clear sides l3@l34e: Butter
held &c higher. Bacon, clear sides l63t9
Je4c: hams I61c. Lard l4@l54c.
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Line Of Steamers we're insured By tina {
company. Bills Of landing By that com
paDy slipulats that policies of insurance
effected on goods shipped on the boats Of
that company, shall insure to its BENEFIT
the risk being assumed.
This company is wealthy and response
bic, and though its losses in the recent dis
aster are large, it was we'll and judieiousiy
insured, and is doubtless entirely solvent.
It has been one Of the most successfully
managed companies in the country, and has
been in business more than forty years.
The eyer.popular Tyrone is the regular
packet for Cairo this evening at 4 o'clock,
giving through tickets to all points 90 the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Capt. Tom
Harmon commands, and 6apt Wash
Weaver has charge of the Office. assisted
by Alex. Hard.
The little side wheel steamer lie Baron
built at Selma during the war vas lost a
few days since, 90 a reef near the mouth Of
the Mississippi river. She vas used as a
pleasure boat last summer, and had re-
Gently been bought by Capt W. H'
Abrams, 10 run up the Bayou Bartholo-
NEW.
| by telegraph
LOUISVILLE, Dec. River rising with
seven feet eight inches Of water 10 the
canal. A snow storm bas been prevailing
all day. A steamer will arrive Wednes-
day and return to New Orleans Saturday.
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jenkins Stomach Bitters
NOTICE TO ISvkLIDs.

All persons suffering from Dyspepsia, Indi-
gsstion, Sick Headache. COstiyeness; All the
effects Of Fever. Chills Agus. or any dsrAnso-
ment Of the system. will end in
JENKINS STOMACH BIrFERs
a certain and most eiFectual TONIC and IN
VIGORATOR. IL is confidently recommended
BY some Of the best physicians. a. the BEST
SPECIFIC known for all the disorders Of the
Stomach. ard a most efsctual preventive Tor
all MIASMATICAL influences. p
It il com posed Of pure and fresh HERBS AMI
BARKS. and compounded on the most scisu-
tifc principles Of medical skill
The Proprietor holds certificates from several
persons, who have experienced the benefit OF
this GREAT STRENGTHENED AND RENO
VATOR Of the human system.
For sale c. able Druggists, aul BY
X. P.JENKISS,
Wholesale Druggist and Importer,
No. 80 North Market street
Opposite Union.
N--L-su.
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NASHVILLE. TENN.
TCrsDAY. DECEMRER s. 1858.
Now AdvertIsernents,

Messrs. Furnan, Green & Co, whole
sale drygoods merchants, announce to the
trade, through our columns, this morning,
that their stock is new and large, and that
they desire to reduce il before moving into
their new stand the first Of January. We
take pleasure in calling especial attention
TO their card, and commend their house to
the merchants and dealers throughout the
country. This was, we believe, about the
first wholesale house that resumed business
in our city after the war; and their energy
and enterprise have kept pace With the de-
mands of the trade.
VIM. II. Morrow, agent for the Rock
Castle Coal Company, gives TO our readers
testimonials Of the favor in which that cele-
brated coal is held by those who have given
il a fair test. From their rapid sales, this
new competitor in our coal market WILSON
rival, i il does not cutstrip, our old coal
companies, mte
Persons desiring TO supply their shelves
and pafiors with rare shells, ETC., will not
fail to attend the auction sale at Murphy
& Bradshsw's each evening, as they are
selling cheap and the collection is the finest
we have ever seen in the city.
]. W. Wilson & Co. offer variety and
quality Of stoves, cooking, parIor, Office
aud bedroom, never surpassed il this mar
ket. Their advertisement will attract at.
tention. All their wares are guaranteed,
and we can vouch for the firm as one Of the
oldest and most reliable in the city.
Albert & Seeman have most positively
their closing trade auction sale of fancy
china, Bohemian, Psrian and marble
ware, tomorrow, Wednesday. An admi
rable chance for most elegant goods 10 tina
line.
The card of the Stacey House will at
tract the attention of all who desire goot
living. -a
Don't-fOTget the Opera.
See bankrupt notices
The National Savings Company, corne
Union and College streets, is doing
regular banking business. buys and sell
exchange on New York, New Orleans
Louisville, and Memphis, sells drafts o
London, Dnblin, Paris and Germany, sn
pays the highest rates for gold and silve
Yeatman, Shields q Co.; make a fourt
sale this morning.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
ARRIVED.
Tyrone. Cairo.
DEPARTED.
LEAVING TO DAY.
CairO. 4 p. N.

Tyrone, Cairo, 4 P. N.
Ella Hughes, Upper Cumberland, 4 P. NJ
The river was still falling at this point
Yesterday, with five feet 90 Harpeth Shoals.
Wea Their cold, with considerable fall Of
snow during the day.
The Tyrone arrived from Cairo with a
good grocery trip, including 100 bids
sugsr. and 100 ibis molasses.
The Robert Moore passed Clarksville
Yesterday at II o'clock, and will be found
in port this morning.
Our dispatches this morning mention the
burning of the steamer d. N. Echols at the
mouth of Kentucky river yesterday.
The Ella Hughes, Capt. William Dix,
departs for the Upper Cumberland this
evening at 4 o'clock. Get your tobacco
and things ready for this popular craft.
1t may be fact not generally known,
but of deep interest to shippers and mer-
chants, that goods shipped by the Louis
vile and Cincinnati United States Mail
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London adviees of yesterday quote
United States 5-20s at 74s.
Exchange on.New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at ! discount and sold
by them at par.
Tennessee bonds we're quoted in New
York yesterday at 6S4c for the old,
and 674c for the new.
Nashville Corporation Checks are in
some demand with but few on the market,
Dealers generally are holding at s0@S2c.
The New York Post of the afternoon OF
the 4th inst. says:
"At the sale of Treasury gold to-day bids
were filed for 100000, and the $500, 900
offered was awarded to Messrs. Ward &
Co. at 1876, which ia about the average
price in the gold room during the morning.
"The money market works very easily to
borrowers on call at FIVE to seven per cent. ;
the latter being the regular bank rate.
Among dealers in government bonds and
stockholders unemployed balances are
generally loaned at six per cent, and IN
some instances at five per cent Shipments
of currency to the South continue on con-
siderable scale; those having the best
means of judging of the amount estimate it
at two to three millions per week. The
market for commercial paper is dull and
rates are unchanged. r#
There is firm tone 10 the govern ment
bond market, although the transactions at
the boards are OF moderate amount. Lead
ing dealers are daily in receipt Of orders
from the interior to purchase for invest
meut; this is especially true in regard to
the registered issues. The amount Of
bonds available foa speculative purposes in
Wall street is constantly if not rapidly
diminishing under this demand"
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the Sd inst.
were asfolloWs
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Criminal Court.

State vs.. Charles Noverdervas, larceny,
nolle at costs.
The court ordered the misaemeanor
docket to be taken up on the Sd Monday
10 December.
Several cases Of gaming were disposed Of.
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Circuit Court.

The appearance docket, comprising
about four hundred cases, was called
through yesterday. ..--.
The case of Hickman rs. Nancy, suit
for the hire Of a negro in the year 1860,
was takea up and delivered to the jury.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Cumberland Prcsbyt rian Church.
We are grateful to learn that the pro-
tracted meeting 10 progress At the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, will be con-
tinued during the week, Rev. DR.. Baird
being assisted by the Rev. Mr.. PoindeIter.
The religious interest in these meetings is
loiIv increasinv
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Rsleased from jail.

Charles Woodward, arrested and lodged
in Jail some days ago, upon the charge OF
stealing bacon, was released yesterday, a
nOlIe prOsequi having been entered in his
case in The Criminal Court.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE
SENATE.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 7, 1S6S.-Speaker
Senter called the. Senate to order at 10 A.
NJ, thirteen members answered to their
names. There not being quorum present
the Senate adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 O'clock.
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BANKING HOUSE
NATIONAL SAVINGS co,

T. S. MARI. Pres.......L. @. TARB0X, Cash.
Deposits received. Loans negotiated.
Interest Allowed on Deposits,
Collections made. and General Bankins
Business transacted. loctl6 IF
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The family of Rev. Jesse B. Ferguson,
residing in this vicinity, have intelligence
shat he lies dangerously i'll at Washington
civ. where be has been for some time past
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Hoxs! Kfogs !

BEAUTTtL!l Those new syies u
hats for the holidays are all The rage at
Virgins. 23, Cherry street.
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The highest market price paid ior any
quantity Of well fatted hogs delivered a.
Norse's Stock Yard. Apply TO Hart *
HenrIey, No. 7gSou;h Market street.
l4-S lW
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LOUISVILLE. Ky.

. Property Holders should never be
without a Fire Policy in the old, well
tried, and Reliable State assurance
Company of Nashville.
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We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at at bargain. by
application at the o'ti"e OF the UNION AND
AMERICAN.
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Judge Shackleford has deferred his deci
sion in the great injunction case until III
o'clock this morning.
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Grand BaII

VIII be given at the Masonic Hall, Iues-
day evening, December 8, 1865, ~ 'he
Order Of Pale Faces, for the benefit OF Tie
Orphans. Admission fee, 81 90.
NoyZSId
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NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.

A CALLED MEETING OF THE MEDICAL
"A SOCIETY OF NASHNI LIZ, will be heli
At its Rooms. corner Of Church and Vine
streets. on
Tuesday, the 8th inst, Il Z P. Il.
For the purpose Of considering the NECLs-
SIrH of putting a stop 10 the tkEnat
SYSTEM in Medical Practice.
Members of the Society are required e. at
tend. and Physicians in Edgedeid and the vl-
einity are respectfully urged 90 be Pre- snt-
By order Of the President.
GEORGE = BLACbIE. VI. D,
dec3 q Secretary.
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Dull.

Criminal cases were rather dull with our
Magistrates yesterday. Hardly one ap-
pesred on their dockets.
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CONDITION OF MR.. HAYS.

CONDITION OF MIR. HAYS.
The following dispatch was received
last evening from Mr.. Murphy, son-in-law
of Mr.. Hays .a-.- ............
CINCINNATI, Dec. 7, 1:50 p. M.-Mr.
Hays is doing well, and will be all right in
few daya Gen. Smiley is at the wreck,
searching for Mrs, HAYS.
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SCoTCH CAPs!! Another invoice OF
those popular caps just received at Wig
gins 2S Cherry street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HaYeI in stored and are still receiving 4 very
extensive and desirable stock Of DrygoOds, Car
pets. etc. which they offer low. Call and sy
anime them. deci-tE
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C.rrXinr CONCEALED weapons.

A man named KepkoB was fined So and
coats by Justice Mathews yesterday for
carrying a concealed weapon.
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neserter Cantured.

W. McCullom, soldier belonging TO
the 9th L. S. Cavalry, WIS arraigDed before
Commissioner Davis on a charge OF deser-
ton He was transferred TO Ash Barracks.
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BateheIOr's Hair Dye.-Thi splendid
Hair Dyo is the best in the world. The only
trHe and perfect Dve-harmless. reliable, instan-
taaeous No disappointment No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown Remedies the
III effects Of bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair.
leaving il soft and beautiful. The genuine IS
signed william A. Botchslor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
BY all Druggists aad PsrfGmers. Factory 81 Bar
cav street. New York. fspr29 u.
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l.. G. CHISHOLM, Surgeon Dentist, does
c7cslls,; wor.. At No. lg3l Church street-up
st,irs Sec2-tJp
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slThere was but little fuetualion in gold
yesterday. The following are the New
York quotations: opened at 1881, was 1864
at 1920, 1864 at lilo, 1851 at 1925, 1861
at at 2;45, and closed at 1851 at 3 P. N.
The rates here were l35 buying and 1861
selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday az follows:
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MONDAY, Dec. 7, '6S
CoTToN-The market to-day was dull
and irregular, with very little offering
some selections of strict good ordinary to
low middling bringing 2O} We give the
closing quotations as follows :
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ERRING BUT NOBLE-SELF HELP FOX
IL young men who have erred, desire better
manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
Of charge. If benefited return the postage. Ad-
dress, PHILANTHROS. Box r.. Philadelphia.
ceu-ft-.ru
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Extra Special NOtiee.-BsWars Of COun-
terfeitsl Smiths Tonic Syrup has been eoun-
forfeited. and the eOuntsrieiter brought to grief
SMITHS TOSIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. Dr.. John
Bull only has the right to manufacture and sell
the original John Smiths TOMS Syrup, Of Lou
isville, Kentuelsy. Examine well the label on
each bottle. II my private stamp is not on the
bottle. do not purchase, or you will be deceived.
See my column advertisement. and my show
card. I will prosecute any one infringing 4
my right. The genuine Smiths Ionic syru5
can be prepared only ~ myself
The public's servant.
DR.. JOHN BULL
LOUISVILLE. Ky.