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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-06
TROUBLE. I'm ATLANTA.
A Hotel Keeper Dezuged-The Military
Called Oaf. :

C6AAe0 OHt. sse j
The Atlanta papers Of yesterday havo
but very little to say with regard to the
row in that place on Tuesday night and
the subsequent action taken by General
Terry, the commandant Of this departs
ment. From q gentleman who arrived
here from Atlanta on yesterday we get
further interesting particulars. It seems
that e B Pond, the proprietor OF the
National Hotel, Gen. Terry and Govern
or r B Bullock were seated in front Of
the hotel at about nine o'clock conYersr
ing together, when Gaines Chisolm, a
well-known sporting man of Atlanta,
approached the party, followed by Eve
or six Of his friends. In his hand Chi
solm carried bucket, partly con-
cealed behini him, which was filled
with very offensive compound.
When within few feet Of Pond, Chisholm
halted and asked Pond what was
trumps?7 Pond, net seeing the fatal
bucket, made some reply, upon which the
sport" exclaimed, well it's my play
now" and emptied the contents OF tho
bucket on his head, deluging him from
head to foot, and also splashing a liberal
supply of tbs offensive material on the
person of the commandant oil the De-
partment and the Governor Of the State
OF Georgia. As the astonished and be-
smirched officials started from their seats,
scarcely knowing what to think of the un-
expected showersbath, one Of Chisholms
friends fred a pistol in the ground in or
der to draw q crowd and make the joke
public property. On hearing the firing,
large crowd, of course, collected around
the spot, and thesporting men vamoosed,
not, however, until Chisholm went to q
stranger, who happened to be sitting near
the dignitaries at the time Of the shower,
and had come in for sprinkling himself
and begged his pardon for the uninten>
tional insult. No apology was made to
either Bullock or Terry. Terry, either
frightened or acting under the adj
vice of Bullock, which is more
probable, on the instant ordered
out the military and put guards
around the hotel. On Wednesday our
informant states that troops were march%
ing all over the city, the guards still res
tanned at the hotel, and company Of in.
fantry under arms in the railroad depot.
No arrest had been made up to yester-
day morning. If these reports are true,
Gen. Terry has acted in a very silly
manner, and we have no doubt but that
by this time he feels very much ashamed
of his conduct.-AuguStG Chronicle
and Sentinel. June 4.
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The International Exposition Of Is7s.
L, a IL 4 :

10 the EullOrs OF the Union anu American
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF IMMIeRA-
TON, NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 3, 1862
A meeting has lately been held in the city
Of Boston, Mass, for the purpose Of pre-
pairing the way for an International expo
sition, to be convened on the 4th of July,
1876, at which are to be exhibited products
of the various arts and industries of this
and other countries. The committee ap-
pointed at that meeting has addressed
letter TO His Excellency, the Governor,
asking him whether be considers the pro-
posed exposition feasible and advantage
GUS, and requesting the transmission Of
the names Of the presidents Of the agri-
cultural, mechanical, manufacturing and
other industrial associations in this State.
His Excelleucy, the Governor, has re-
ferred portion Of that letter TO this Of
fee, and has requested us to furnish reply
to the request just mentioned. As TIE list
ia nv possession is not complete, re-
spectfully ask such associations as are
reached by your journal to send in the
names of their respective Presidents.
/ also beg to draw the attention Of your
readers 10 the fact, that there is 8 mineral
room established in connection with the
General Land Office at Washington, in
which an alcoye is set apart for each State.
Specimens weighing as much rs four
pounds can be sent 10 the commissioners
Of the General Land Office free Of charge.
Yours, truly, HERMANN BoKUM,
f.. Commissioner.
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The steamboat EXCURSION.

Yesterday was in every respect a grest
success, and was very agreeable to the
large party who composed the excursion
lets. To the music of Wilson, fine string
band, dancing was continued throughout
the day, and all enjoyed themselves finely.
The Velocipede race created no little
interest. The distance fixed was seventy
five yards, and premium of handsome
bOquet was offered to the winner. The
following we're the entries, with the result
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, GA, June 5.-The EIbertOn
Gazette states that an insurrectionary
plot has been disclosed by a negro,
having for its object the burning of the
town of Lexington, the county seat Of
oglethorpe county, and massacre of the
inhabitants. The sheriff and possee,
while arresting negroes said TO be implis
Gated in the plot, we're resisted by one
whom they shot and killed.
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NEW YORK.

Filling Of Bonds TO Release Ihe Quaker
City.
NEw York, June 5.-The application
for filing of bonds 10 secure the release Of
the Quaker City, has gone over till Mon
day.
Robert Boyd and George J. Delaney,
Postofice clerks, were to-day sentenced
respectfully to ten and three years for
ernhaZZlinp money letter. Z.
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MENU

MEMPHIS, June Oh. ]. Barnes, a no
torious horse thief was found hanging TO a
tree, near Shelby Depot, last Thursday
morning, riddled with bullets. From pa
pers on his person, it is supposed that he
was originally from Newark, New jersey.
All the stock, except some three thou
sand dollsr, in the Memphis and 81.
Louis Transportation Company has been
taken. IL is proposed 10 have the harges
IN nnerciinn hv neNi fall - -
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The present Chairman of the Finance
Committee says il is customary for the
Committee to make their report only at the
expiration of their term of Office. Then
Why did he not require report of Ogden
at the expiration of his term Of Office?
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5-Two police
men Of this city, named Moore and Nc
Lsughlin, were arrested and held TO bail
each in ST 500. for trial, charged with en-
tering two houses last night and beating
: the inmates almost to death, breaking fur
niture, etc. The sufferers were colored
persons. The ssssilanis were newly APP
Dointed ofiirers
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June 5-The ceremony of
decorating the graves of the Confederate
soldiers at DOudon, Park Cemetery, took
place this afternoon.
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DR.. JAMES MOULTRIE, grandson OF
Gen. Moultrie, of revolutionary fame,
died in Charleston on the Doth ult., aged
n years. He was a very eminent ply
stefan, and for thirty>three years Pro-
lessor of Physiology in the Charleston
Medical College.
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Trna nm Fnnnh

The Rockville Rhig learns that the
grand jury Of the Circnit Court, in Blount
county, has found true bills against num-
Der Of persons for participating, aiding and
abetting, in whipping Rev. Mr.. Smith, of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
aome time since. .H. ..uT. .
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June ga dispatch from St.
joseph, Mo, says Frederick Freeman,
Nice-President Of the Southern Recon-
slraction Society, passed through here this
evening on his way to commence on lee
turing tdaf through the Southern States,
with view Co Che extensive introduction
Of CooIie seridom throughout the South.
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CINCINNATT.

CIEoINEATI, June 5.--GoV. Bullock, of
Georgia, congratulates the City Council by
Telegraph on its action in reference to the
Southern railroad, the terminus of which
will be Chattanooga.
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DURING the past week 992 emigrants
arrived at Columbus, Ohio, seeking homes
as follows: Ohio, l27; Missouri, ISL lie
linois, BIC, Indiana, AZ; Kentucky, 81
Tennessee, 30, Wisconsin, l29; Minneso.
ia, 81; Michigan, rs; Kansas, 80, and
Iowa, 40
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Negro Murderers Executed.
HALIFAX, jane Baker and Thomas,
two negroes, condemned for the murder
Of a coiored man named Ward Detther,
in Weldon about yesr ago, were 10 day
privately executed.
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Ogden in recent card says, in his aets
as chairman Of the Finance Committee, he
lAbored for the interest of the Taxpayers;
yet when committee of citizens politely
requested him to say what disposition he
had made with the public money, be In
snItingIy refused to answer.
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The latter bearing off the premium. The
officers we're complimented throughout for
their efforts in attending to the comforts
and happiness of the party on board.
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shooting Agrav M FrankI,u.


On Friday evening an exciting shooting
ARRAY occurred at franklin, between
james Medley and Black Hawk NichoI
They met in the street near the Orutchet
House, and interchanged nine pistol shots
at each other, all without effect. One Of
Nichols shots missed its proper object and
entered the thigh of John Cotton, spec
tator, inficting flesh wound, but not
serious. Col. House interfered and
stopped the bad Workmanship of the par
ties. .-HsHHiisai laa b. -s.I.H /
The affair grew out of a difficulty which
occurred several days ago between Medley
and another party, in which, NichOI, as a
policeman, undertook to arrest Neeley,
and was resisted. We hope to hear moth
ing further from these disagreeable ARRAYS
10 our usually quiet town of Franklin. (
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The Assistant Treasurer at San Fran
cisco writes to the Treasury Department
that he has six million dollars in the
snb-treasury at the disposal of the gov
eminent
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Administrators. APPOINTED.

In the Probate Court yesterday, before
Judge Glenn, C. H. Judkins was qualified
as administrator of J. w. Judkins, de-
ceased, and gave bond in the sum Of 81 600.
Jacob Steifel was appointed sdministra-
tor of Wendelin Maier, deceased, and gave
bond in the snm of 81 900.
Henry Stone was qualified as admins
traitor of ii. w. Bent, deceased, and gave
bond 10 the sum of 5000. 3
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Death OF Andrew FIypn.

Mr.. Andrew Flynn, the well known
theatrical manager, died on the I'd inst, 10
the vicinity Of HuntsViIle Ala, Of wounds,
voluntarily inflicted by his own hand
with pistol, on the 3Oth of April last. /
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CommissIoner., Court.

Only three cases before Commissioner
Stone yesterday. The morals of the city
are evidently improving since the suspen-
sion Of the corporation bank.
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A jury in st. Louis awarded james
Murtaugh $1,000 damages against the
city, for allowing his toes to be frozen in
prison cell.
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WHEN the former Chairman of the FL
nance Committee makes his report, he
would do well to gel Rufus Henry, the
former Treasurer, to csrtify to its correct
ness, otherwise some people might doubt
its truthfdlness.
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The Confederate Dead as KnoxvIn.

The Confederate Dead as Knoxville.
Mr.. james II Renshaw, Of Knoxville,
has very full list of the Confederate dead
buried in and about Knoxville. The list
comprises about three thousand names.
Persons desiring information concerning
lost friends, may possibly obtain important
intelligence BY applying to Mr.. Renshaw.
His list indicates places OF residence as
we'll as names. -.rrt....s .... g. {
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French papers are full of portraits Of
Minister Washburne, engraved from
portrait of Vice President Colfax-just
as we'll.
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LET not one dollar Of fraudulent checks
be paid, is what the people demand, and il
ia what they are resolved on. H'
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Opposite Upper End of the Markslhou


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We PRESENT THIS sRAsOS.: MOST
unqusstiOnabIy. the LARGEST nd FINEST
stock of Linen Clothing in Tennessee. Oar
goods are Of the most perfect character in poi
of FABRIC. CUT. FIT, GENERAL MAX
UP and ELEGANT PROPORTION. Fhss.
goods are known to have undergone a thorough
process of shrinking before making up. and
beautifully laundriSd aftsr they are made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-08

Bear this in mind,-that although tonic is, to
a certain extent, a stimulant,-u stimulant, un-
modified By any medical substances, IS not tonic
Jut A DRBILIFAST. In HOSTETTER'S ST0M.
ACH BITTERS there Is a stimulating element
of the purest grade manufactured in this or any
other country. Every fiery and corrosive oil or
acid which contaminates the ordinary liquors of
commerce, is expelled from the rye spirit which
forms the alcoholic basis of the BITTERS by
careful and repeated rectidcation. The juices
of the valuable roots, barks and herbs infused
into this wholesome product of the finest grain
still farther modify its nature; so that il be.
comes in fact, simple diffusive agent, minus
all the heady and brain exciting properties
which belong, more OF less, TO all liquors in a
raw state ltismerely the safe and harmless We.
hicle which renders the medicinal virtues of the
preparation Notwithstanding their active
power, aud diftusing them through the system
Hence the pleasant and gentle glow which is ex.
perieBced After taking q dose OF the BITTERS
Instead OF creating headache, "a unmedicated
stimulants are apt 10 do, this saluhTiOus tonic is
the best known remedy for that complaint. II
Gains and sOOths cerebral excitement strength
ems the nerves, promotes the secretion of the
gastric Juice invigorates the bowels, determines
the fluids to the surface, improves the appetite,
increases the animal Vigor regulates organic &c.
ton. and from its mild yet effective Alternative
qualities, is the very best preparation that can
be administered to the weaker sex in the pecu-
liar difficulties TO which their organization sub
jeCtS them. ... .#rv...r.r ...
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 Public BemefactiOn.

The remedy that promptly alleviates suffering
is certainly the most priceless of public bene
factions. Nothing can be more grateful, moth
ing more valuable nothing more desirable than
health. Let the sufferer, as well as those threat.
ened with disease, try the new popular remedy,
"IRISIN." Physicians endorse it and patients
praise it. II is no quack remedy. Its discov'
erer does not pretend that it will cure AL
the ills that flesh is heir to- For the com
plants enumerated however, as subject to it'
control, it is infallible. Try and then endors q
1t is on its merits alone, or the medical practi
TONERS would not adopt it. marlS-lmd&w
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q T. r II Y y h a. RG
WATER,
Its Wonderful Cures and Gu
FatiVe Powers.

VNHE GETTYSBURG SPRING COHPANi
i Annouhos that they completed hTraiF
ments for supplying abe Gettysburg hsd,csA
Water on scals commenguTate Will The 9
mand. Physicians and inyalids desiring ibiF
nation a. 70 tbs therapeutic value asd viita' :
this Water viii, on application 10 tbe Sho :
the Company, or any Of tho Druggists st0fr' :
furnished With printed copies Of ttabneh' /,
invallds. and reports ~ eminent medical M. .
20 its CURATIVE GFPECIs the only unerulF H'''
the value Of any wator ~ Bedicine. ..-
They are alsO referred 30 the thous7nd' o. =
vslids and their medical advisers IN ever ~
Of the country who have. since the E'h'iA 7.
PRODUCTION Of this Water among the peops, y.
six msnths ago, been cured, by its uss 2"
tresaing or fatal malsdiss. ..-t
This combined testimony ostablishs' - -,
al reasonable dOubt, The Supsnony
Water, a. a remedy fer Ehe nf1ats1, 90 80 r.,
err. and BoWeI Diseases (BlliogsHesa, hr =
tsrrh, Neuralgia and serEous D.sSf.s,sy
All Othsrs Known 20 matsriA msaleA' Z"
the mineral springs Of modsrp uHfa -, j,
IL has Iosn dsmnnstratsd IN snuHSH
stances ~ $500 tho psWer Of solving 49,, $3.50.
or atone In the bladder, and The Eras 80
of chalk stonea formed BY RbssHs-s,sI 90
and Gravel, and Of PEEHNtsIsi "a ~ 80
diseases, for which medal - - lisAsrts g.lI
celebrated mineral wa1n
P' %IsS o. s1Tsssins tb. vrgp.s Z =; -, "
nently curing. AlbuneHur!A
sA TIt. w,..r Ga confidently elslnst N'.,.I
one -, ,o,nsTsI sprinz water With uhS. rrs
renArkabls cures have been snseS@'
DEPOT g Liberty street Ne, .IYrss,1TyirZLD 4
FOR sale By NccAbEzyy .., DSS as Drsss
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For ST. Louis, Direct.
I'm the District Court of the
United states for the District
of West Virginia.
George W. Dickerson

u.s. In Admiralty
The Steamboat emperor" aud - 80 49, -
Val. B. Horton, jr. - -
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
District Court of the United States for the
District of West Virginia made and entered IN
the above entitled cause OF the lFth day OF
April, 1859, whereby, among other matters, ~
was ordered that 10 be referred TO James r
Rogers, Commissioners to ascertain the am ti
dns the HbeIIant and the other creditors of said
steamer and such ether smatters as may be
deemed pI oper by him or any other persoA IN
terested and report the same 70 the said Court,
will on Monday, May 2ith, 1869 at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at my office on Fourth street, IN the city
Of Wheeling, proceed to ascertain the amounts
named in the said order and make such report
to the said Court rs is by the said order required
JAMES p. ROGERS,
mys.till24 U. S. Commissioner.
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Bargains i'm Splen-
did Farms.

rTHREE ADJOINING FARMS, CONTAIN
4 ing. respectively, $50, 2OJ and l4O acres,
situate in st, Adams tip, Licking county, Ohio,
shout ten miles from Newark ana four miles
from Granville, are offered for sale. An elegant
road runs through the farms and TO Granville.
This town is justly celebrated as the seat Of two
of the best institutions of learning in the cOun.
try-ene for young ladies and the other for
young men. Two public school houses are on
lands adjoining these farms. The farms are
each well improved; living water in every field;
good orchards Will be sold i'll a bsdy or sepa-
rately. Taken in body, no better stock farm
caa be found in Ohio. Terms unusually easy.
Apply TO VIM L CHAMBERS
N.Y. No 100 Market street.
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NOTICE.

VNHE FIRM OF DILLON, THOMPSON &
4 CO., Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters, was
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Jacob Is.
Hughes having purchased the entire interests of
James NJ. Dillon and James NJ. Richards The
books and accounts are placed in the hands Of
James NJ. Dillon for settlement, who can be
found at the efiice of the new firm at No. lO2
Market street. The business will hencefortR
be carried on under the firm name Of Hughes
Thompson & Co.
DILLON, THOMPSON e. co.
HUGHES, THOMPSON & co.
Nav G, 1862
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Sale "
GEORGE r. BULLARD,
horticultural Hal.
Wheeling, W. Va.
The following comprise the most popular and
profitable varieties;
LUCINDA, or KNOX's 7OO.-Larze. eopio.I.
bright crimson; excellent favor; riPens medium
20 late Mr.. KnOI says that For uniform and
large size, beauty Of form and color, enormous
yield. long continuance in bearing great profit
health and vigOr Of plants, adaptation 70 shin
meat and other desirable qualities il h he
mnst Tsluable strawberry Of which We baro -,
kno|leSEe." Stock from NJ. KnoT al -,
dor. s. per 100. ~
hAPOLEON IIL-Fruit large 20 very large
irregular; color handsome rosvret Az 80
snowy Whitsness, firm. and Of spTigh,lv Nh,
nayoT' With delicate aroma plant viroro1s
anS beSlthy' WIN large green foliage very
Dr NlCAISE--The largest atraubsyrv q,
me "oTia' the osrnes weighing over u ounce
y 70 the DOundJ aud earlyi red bri 30 -
slossy; hesh white and Of the best qua7ity.@y5
cents per plant. ~
wilson's ALBAGY.--AT ,bt,,, .-,,--
60 THIS u the best Hs1Tb,t Jerry knovn 49,.
Sonlcal5 dark crimEsL; hssh firm. fair o,sIis,
bears handling well; fine szleabIe srns.-a-Syy
EreNs wei In TnoBt sells and situstio1s .1J
onasIIuliy prodHetiTe; plants very bardv sn5
NsGfo1s-59 cent? Per d0z. 81 % rar I6S' anu
TRIOAPHR De GAND.-VeTv 80, ~ 49,.
ooho shape; Inc bright glossy crimson, srro.
sweet peculiar favor: ripens medium con Urn
~ Sss long time in bearing-50 cent nST a.
a.. FiiLLMoRE.-ULifornly large. fine shane.
dark Crimson solid; fne ssvo- - - =,
aaee hardy and productive; ripens me.
pT-piI5' 80 - g. - cents Der dor 81 per 100.
s, B1ERs new PINE Medium ne; Ono
--' OIeoi agnadant bearer; rather soN. GOOD for
90. h4tAet pistillate, requires perfect flower.
IN ~ -, ;,d near very eaFiY.-50 cents per doz
CARBOHYDRATES Large, irregulzr.
i-I toIneumes cock iseOmb shape; color
crimson; neah quite firm; sweet, good aaEOr.
PiAAt forms Isry large stools; ripens Rediun-
~ cent? pei aDE- Si.0O per 100.
,GCLOEh SEEDED.-Medium % large: dark
SIossI Crimson; fine favor; npens after Burr's
sew Pine favOri e market variety.-S0 cent?
per dog tlDO per 100. 80.
kIIEEYS GOLLAH.-Ver large; exesIlep4
nzvor, and abundant bearer. Fine late pariarr
rs esuts per doI. 800 per 80. apri5
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New ADVERTISEMENTS Excelsior
Baking Powder.
Admiralty Notice.
For st. Louis, Direct.
Universalst Church.
Card from ]. NJ. Dillon.
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EDITORS REGISTER Please announce the
Hon. VI. C. GOOD "a a candidate for the office
of Judge of the Municipal Court at the coming
mvS.Te ...-.. MANY VOTERS.
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A FULL LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Pomades' Toilet
Sets, Perfumery, ETC., just received by
Edmund Booking and Booking & Car
roll
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e. B. p.

WHY Because it is tho best IN the market
WILLIAM TALLANT, Esq, of Baltimore.
writes us-"My wife has tried several kinds OF
Baking Powder, but can find none equal to
yours"
PROF. TAYLOR, of the Beaver Female Sem:
mary writes rs "Our people are delighted
with it."
REV j. L. READ, of Pittsburgh, writes US
"You have permission TO use my name to any
extent in recommending your Baking Powder
HUNDREDS OF LADIES' from all parts OF
the country, have sent us similar testimonials.
DEALERS tell us that our Baking Powder
sells better than any other!
1t is CONVENIENT, WHOLESOME AND RELIABLE
SOLD BY DEALERS GENERALLY.
LOGAN, LIST a. CO.,
PRorRIEToRs.