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White Lead Works.

uAVINa RE .BUILr AND'ENLARe-
Il ed the above named WORKS. we are now
prepared to supply STRICTLY PURE
WRITE LEAD, promptly In quantity.
The brand OF b. a. Fahnestock q Co. Pure
White Lead, so fayoFably known for the past
twenty-four years, has been so closely inl-
lated, that we have decided to change II,
that the public and ourselves may be protect
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, OPTNIONB OPTHEPRRss.-

OPINIONS OF THE PRES6f@HM Musical
FeBttvals 6eYerul times postponed, oompeli-
ing purchasers Of Tickets TO wait for months
for the Distribution, has impaired public
confidence In such afiain. The only fatI
system Of distTfboting Is the old and popular
one OF 6e1lsd -1FeEsEs. stating the pine tohieh
MI Be delivered Immediately on pdymIeHt d
the one dOiiT. This - the plan o. Harper,
wilson q Co, 10 Broadway, The most aItrae-
tive place Of the kind now in Operation.
They are doing Che Argest business and de-
serve their success. You cannot draw q
10000 farm there, but have q reasonable
chance for q good prize, As we know many
that have drawn and the nrm Is reliable
DGifgNelct, ApIl 2 1stA
Eibuting many valuable prizes We have
examined their manner Of doing business,
and know them 70 be Q fair dealing nru.
IheiE plan Is more satisfactory than Pre-
seutatton sFe8tiyalss1 as they DRAW EVERY
DAT and the EnhscTibeE need moi pay ior the
prizes drawn uniess suited. E-HeeklB zft-
II, Tie s Gin ESsablishnant Of Harper. VIII
son & Co.. at lib Broadway = daily drawing
crowds OF VISITOR 10 Wftness the drawing pro-
eess- The Investment i but = Genus for q
cHAECE aud the pE1Es dnaWns n EAttk faetoEy,
4 fTnuedIafely delivered Tor one dollar a
friend OF 1ours Last week, drew . 500 prize,
which he promptly recelyed.'-del0 XoTE
sHruId March Il 49, lzs-
send for cInGnlar ewing many more refer
enc aIld favorable notices from the Trezs
Ifberal Inducements 70 Agents. HafiEfac-
-flon iRrarnnteedl Eyery pzckaee OF sailed
Envelopes contains one CASH GIT. t5iI
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3 Al let1eg should be addreGed To- q
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Every Kind of wheeled Vehicle.


DEsPECTFULLY IN FORM tn E
X, friends and patrons OF the late firm OF
Busby. Little & Co., and the public GeneT-
aTIv that thew have purchased the Ma
chfnery, Tools, and q large stock OF Lumber
nom sid Busby. Little & Co., for tie purpose
OF conducting the manufacture OF wagons
and Carriages of every description. Having
ample facilities, we are now turning out
Wagons with Wood and Iron ANletree8 and
ThImhle SkeanS of the latest and most I'M
proved pattern, being furnished with the
valuable Improved Patent Washer. We also
keep on hands Hubs. mdIttsed and unmoT-
tissd, far Wagon Makers. - 60. -
We would especially call tho attention OF
the public 10 onr flne light new style BuggleS
and Carriage work, which Is not surpassed
By any builder in the country for STYLE WORK
manship and finish. Having the old mem
beers or the firm OF Busly q Little connected
with MS and other experienced workmen in
the trade. we intend not only TO keep the
reputation Of the old firm for good work, but
shall spare no pains to have our work equal
II not superior 10 any in the country and at
the Lowest prices. We hayea fne stock OF
BuRRles and Carriages belonging to the old
nrm that we intend closing out at reduced
We VIII give parti.ular attention to repair
ing. All the work turned outat our estab-
Hshment Is fully wBrTauted to purc haseTs
Offfca and sales room one door above Gus
tom HOUSE, Market street :
WHEELING WAGON q CARR1AGEC co
marls Wheeling, West Va
q II
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G0n. tLIVER on 5CREAM

A French Preparation. which preseryesan
the nutrioIous and medical qualities OF the
pure on. --i-E ,---.- -A
Is free from all offensive taste or smell,
andzbeing agreeable to the taste-is easily
digested. thus affordIng the patient the fun
benefit OF the quantity taken.
IsreadIIy taken mixed with water. thus
avoiding the use Of whisky or other expen-
sive or hurtfuI additions.
Is Recommended and prescribed by the
Medical profession. Price 81 q bottle. For
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UIRU6SES-HSEELEY HARD RUB
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.
a Chance 10 draw any Of the above
Prizes by purchasing Sealed Ticket for 70
cents. Tickets describing each Rrtze nle
sadEed In Envelopes and thorouEhly mixed
drawn without choice and delivered 1t our
once, or sent by mall 70 any adde's The
prize named upon tt VIII be delivered TO tho
ucket-hoider ON payment OF one aOlinF-
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lt You VIM .hnoW Hhat your Prize Is
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: Es-Our patrons can depend on fatrdealIng.
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dFaWn ValnaDle Prizes and Kindly Perrnli-
ted Ms TO publish them:
8. 4. Wilkins, 314 sixth Ave-, n. Y, 81 600;
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ar 500; w. Curtis, New Haven, Gold Watch,
500; Robt- jackson, Dubuque, Sewing Ma
chine, 500 Philip McCaFty, Louisville, KY,
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Piano. 500 8. i. Ferr1s, rev Orleans, God
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&. a. Patterson, Nashville, Temp, MeIO-
deon, 80; e. Dayton, Mobile Ala Diamond
sI00S A. 7. Atkins, springfield, III Diamond
Pin 500 ME-. n. WafWoth, Trenton, n. J.,
el25i Thos: Rarrows, % Clay St, Baltimore,
Sewing Machine. Sz5S 8 4. Alderman, 30
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$50; "A. Schirley, Louisville, KY. Diamond
Ring, 500 q. i. Mason, 20 BROAD ST. n Y.
S8goi Mrs, a Aelrose, Sixth Ave, near 20h
tive publish no names without permits.
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. THOMAS r. AGNEW occupies his own
store, owns the property, and has no rent 70
pay, imports and buys exclusively for cAsn,
never gave note in his Life, consequently
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14
Grand Rally at MaynardEIIe.

On Monday, October 9Th, according to the pub
lished appointment, Col D. NJ. Nelson, our gallant
standardbeare as Elector the Republican ticket
in the "a Congressional District, met and addressed
the Republican masses at Maynardville. 1t being
Circuit Court day, his Honor, Judge Gillenwaters,
at Il o'clock adjourned the court for one hour and
a half The attendance was large. The court house
was filed to overaowing. Col. Nelson being intro
duced to the audience, led off in of those bold,
able ard eloquent speeches which he is so able to
deliver he vindicatcd the Republican principles
with a force and ability which did honor to the Re
publican party, often eliciting applause The Col
onel gave the Rebels onservatiye-Secesh- Kuklux-
Democracy some crushing and whitening blows,
demonstrating to the Republicans Of Union county
his abilities as a champion and defender of Repub-
lican principles. ri
Union county is alive 70 the great cause of free
dom and liberty, and will roll up rousing major
ty for Grant and Cofax and the Republican ticket
in November. She is ready and willing 10 come to
the rescue of that great and glorious cause for
which many of her gallant sons 50 bravey fought
under the leadership Of the victorious General U 5
Grant who saved the life Of this great and noble
nation. Peace we want-pesco we will have-a
lasting, permanent and enduring peace.
MORE Avon.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14
The Wlckedness Of Democracy.

Il IS difficult to conceive 90 adequately portray
the uster malignity Of purpose and heartless reck
lesnsss OF results aud consequences which eharac-
serizs the leaders Of the Democratic party. Mo
phistopboles bad heart and honor when weighed
agaiEst tho modern bogus DemOcracy-the child Of
Burr5 Calhoun and Breckenridge; the creed Of
Wilkes Booth Wirz, and Jefferson Davis. There
seems 10 be no moral limit b. the defiant and des-
peralG attempts Of the leaders Of the party which
dpenlt pFoclaims its mission TO be the apotheoss OF
treason. They fear neither God nor man They
are willing 20 plunge the nation into new war or
tchaway the hart-won fruits Of the late contest
with equal avidiiy, Nothing is too dangerous, too
dcsperate too wicked for their endeavor- There
are no means however hearless, cruel or mercile1s,
they viii not use.
In 1850 and 1861 the Democracy promised tho
impetuous South that they would stand by them
Secede if voa must said the Democratic leaders
and IL war comes Il will he in PennsylvaRia, and
hand 10 hand in the great Northern cities. New
York alone will furnish YOU an army, cried Tam
many. war did come, and the Southern people felt
the brint Of it. No Democratic lsgions came to
their aid The bravery Of the doughty Democrats
had vanished In words.
Now we have the same story over again. The
defeated Democratic politicians Deliberately advise
the South not 10 come back; not 10 enter the Old
Union Of American Commonwealth They prom
ise too 10 resurreet the lost cause by revolu
ton. And why is this advice given ? For the good
of the desoated South and the ruined Southernersl
MOI but simply that these desperate political game
sters nsv have another chance 10 retrieve their
wrecked fortunes by proiOnging the national trou'
bles They can only live whea the country IS surg
ing when business is unsettled, and All is disaster
and confusion. They know this and feel it and
unable 70 make trouble at the North because OF th'
intelligence and integrity Of the people they TAX
advantage Of the general ignorance and exaspera
ton Of the South. No matter 10 these gambler
that the Southern people suffer- no matter tha
Southern business must languish and stagnate; M
matter that Southern lands and bonds 90 down
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14
What a Varied Industry Does for a
III State. a q

Massachusetts has lately been Publishing the re-
suits Of census for the year ending May lst 1868
some Of Them are very remarkable, Look at these,
Tennessccans, and sec what comes to community
from diversity Of its Industry, instead of an ls
population being engages in erop-raising. g.
Massachusetts has no mines Of any account even
if we reckon in her marble and other quarries. By
this we mean that all her mining and quarrying
put together form but an Insignificant fraction Of
her whole industry. Her navigation does not enter
into the account VIC here present either. The fg-
ures relate solely 10 Der agriculture, in all its
branches and 10 her wonderfully varied manufse-
tures Hl
The number Of persons, Of all ages and both sexes
engaged in manufacturing callings during the year
nbove-namc1 was 7l,i2i, being considerably over
quarter Of Il million Of men, women and children
The number Of those employed in agriculture was
6s,636. The total number in both kinds OF business
was aiO657. Now, look at this. For every soul
engaged in raisisg any kind Of product Of tho soil
gain, roots, hay, fruits beef, pork, there
were very nearly four standing ready 70 bug that
produce No wonder then, chat prices Of every
thing the farmer raises in Massachusetts, are high,
--N~r
and in which no Tenneseeean would stay a single
year Tho capital invested in this Massachusetts
farniing and manufacturing is, in round numbers,
one hundred and seventy-fve millions Of dolara
And now, with this capital invested and these
numbers employed, what do our readers Imagine is
the yearly product We win tell thcm. 1t foots
up the enormous value Of five hundred and seven
teen million, two hundred aad fifty thousand dol
lars This gives the wonderful sum Of over mil
lion and half Of dollars for each and every work
ing day throughout the year. And, what is better,
this value is not carried off and away from the SOIL
ike the cotton Of George, the bacon Of our own
Tennessee. No, it is kept the soil, consumed
thore, and adde fertility, till bleak Massachusetts
can raise more 10 the acre than Tennessee and
moro tobacco to the than any bur tho very best
lands Of Kentucky. So much for putting Tho man
tho artisan alongside the farmer, and
the loom and the anvil within arms length of the
pillow. . s. .r.... ..I.....fT
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14
Rock Notices,

Martindale's History Of the United States, pub
lished by Eldredge & Bro, Philadelphia, IS a little
hand book for use in schools, ana has some points
Of novelty The authors definite aim is to present
the essential facts-the events-in their strict chro
biological order, and stated with such precision and
eoncsenoss as &c mako a distinct and clear impress
sian on the pupils mind. What happened, ,oheye
it happened anG loHc,i It happened are what const
tutes the kernel of history-ani this kernel DR..
Martindale gives Tho manual is, in fact, chFe-
nology somewhat enlarged beyond the form and
size Of mere table the events being carefully Cas-
sinod and arra4Eed b Coloeb-. st-te4anl AdFaIn-
situations AEsh0 end OF the volume i collection
Of Review Questions" or rather of examination
papers, which were prepared with unusual judg
ment as to what such questions ought 70 he,
Persons who have had pretty extensive historical
reading would find this quite valuable as a means
and guide in condonsng and concentrating that
reading TO eXactness and point and ali who are
preparing for examination upon the history of our
country, from the discovery of tho great Genoese TO
the repeal Of the ordinance Of secession, in 1865,
would do we'll to possess themselves of it and get
| il up f" thoroughly. We would suggest TO tho pub
fishers and .he author careful revision before the
next edition. For instance, such II statement as
that on page l2l that at the close of the second day
OF Disadvantage the rebels withdrew their forces
4 too grossly wide Of the truth 20 be tolerated.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14
Democratic Resolutions.

The following resolutions were recently passed by
the Democracy Of Madison township Hancock
county, Ohio;
Resolued That all such creatures as Lincoln, tho
tyrant Stanton the traitor, Butler, the weman-in-
sulter and thief are the elect of the devil and that
there will be day of Joy for earths children when
The last Of The trumvrato Of demons shall be called
10 his long account, TO enjoy forever the birthstone
hospitality of the Prince Of Radicals, who will
place them high in the halls Of perdtion for carry
ing out his principles in this worlC promoting strife
on earth as he had once done in heaven.
Resolcod, If the Radictls wish TO amalgamste
with the negro, let them 60 20 Western or Southern
Africa, OF upon the coast Of Madagascar, New Hol-
land, Van Dieman's Laad, Now Caledonia and
Guinea, where they will find this variety character
lied by black color, black and woody hair, thick
lips, projecting cheek bcnos, large and fat nose
raised chin retreating forehead, crooked legs, and
shin bones behind, with Radical scent.