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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MAXWELL HOUSE.

"
SEPT. 3.-GeOrge ID. Martin, Columbus; Miss
G. H. Witt, Lynnville; Melville Williams, Geo.
Martin, 'Olumbia; James g. Green and wife,
Wilmington, N. O.; James Brussell, ID. Fergu-
son, II. q. Wills, Jacob Haas, New YORK; Ohas-
Garriss, Philadelphia; K. L. Dauvenberg. Bslti-
more; ~ on. @. A. Henry, Patrick Henrv, Ciarks-
keli, Tennessee, r. L. Wright, Montgomery,
Ala; Capt. George MssOn, Athens; WD. War
rem, Tuscumba; W. H. Bogart, Bass, Ala u
H. Colwell. Baltimore; j. NJ. Robb, Clarksville;
NJ. s. Newell New York; w. H. SimOntOn, W.
R Whitman, Decatur; Frank Estes, Ell gar FAX,
Brownsville; Maj. H. B. Reese, j. ID. Harris,
Louisville; Col. A. NJ: Looney, Columbia D. z.
Armstrong W. NJ. Paris, Tul'ahOma; W. f.
Norton, Normandy; j. B. Smith, j. G. Roberts,
KeadyviIle; I. L. Green and wife, n. II KIRK,
g. W. DaY s, Springfield; Miss Lizzie Smith,
Adairsville, KY; Col. p. II. Marburg, Jesse
WaIling, McMinnville; Col. Frank Huntington,
Hon. j. Thomas, Columbia; Zach TAYLOR,
Mason, Tenn; A. Buford, Jr., Giles county; j.
W. Martin, Sycamore j. j. Walker, Jr., Ken
lucky.
SEPT. Sd. E. Caldwell, W. Z. Hatcher, =. NJ.
Metcalf, Fayetteville; W. H Wells, st. LOUIS
A. Stone, Claysvilie ~; ". II. BallOW, Miss @
p Ballew, Athens, Tenn; j. Q. Smith, Giles
county; z. T. Stump, WIN. stump, Altamont;
B. 4. Ezell VIM. Porter, Pulaski; W. J. Dun
Kiln, Selma, Ala; c. G. ROse5OrO, J. b. Rose
boro, LsveTgne; c. E. Ward, j. W. Kincsde,
Leslie Miss.
BATTLE HOUSE.
SEPT. I'D. P. Baker, Absrdeet, Miss; W.T..
Dickinson and lady Union Cit'; G. Morton,
White Bluff; L. z. Winston, JOIN, l.. Vaughan,
John A. Campbell, Brown Campbell, NJ. Allen,
Franklin; j. II. Williamson, Triune; Q. H.
Cristman, Memrhis; Col. N W. Carter, Mar
shall county; j. @. T1llOss and lady, Williamson
county; Mrs. Beard, Ashviue, n. G.; S. ".
Thomas, Brownsville; j. 4. Lane, Lebanon; Il.
T. Cobb, New Albany, Ind; Charles Q. Rogers,
jackson; Levi Wade, Esq, Florence; t. j. Al
drich, butheTfOrd county; John Jones, Miss
Ella Jones, MDrfreesbOrO; John j. Walker,
Richmond, KY; f. j. Sanders, Mai. Vat GOoeh,
SMYRNA; j l.. Yates, Mckenzie; G.. j. Qcarles,
j. =. Frquay, Rutherford county. 80
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
SEPT. Sd. A. Brigham, Erin; H. n. Miles,
| Dover Miss Mary +. Lester, Petersburg Va
q. b. scott, Bakersville j. r.. H1es and brother,
l Statewide; J. b. Moody, L0uisvil e KY; Leon
| Genry and wife, France; Col VIII Young, Dthi-
cult; Col j. j Faulkner, McMinnv1ilei Col y.
/ T. Barnes, Red Sulphur Servings; Col. r
i Nayes. Franklin; W. X shannon, 0SsTil.s;
| Col B. NJ Ricketts,, Mai. n. Harris, Waverly5
| d. c. Hall, Fayetteville; Hon. G; W: Blaekoura,
i Columbia: Chas s. Bright, Galatln; Capt. 10.
/ NJ Williams, Jas. w. Morton, John I. Crockett,
Chapel Hill.
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THE FIRE FIEND.
Raging in Maine.

BANGOR, Me, Sept. 3.-A terrible fire is
raging in the western part of East Surry,
in piece Of moorland, A large force of
men are fighting the flames, hut if the high
winds continue great number of dwelling
houses will be burned as they are all dry
and hardly any water to be had.
An IncendIary Fire.
TITUSvILLE, PA, Sept. Am extern
sive fire occurred at Antwerp, in the Lower
district, at A O'Clock A NJ. Forty buildings
were destroyed, involving loss of $4,000,
partially insured. Il was the work of an
inc, ndisry.
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CRIMINAL.
Assassination I'm PepnsyIvania.

AssAhsInHtiOM II EVuHsyEVWHaHs
TITUsvILLE, Sept. 3.-Wm. Scott, of
Severlyville, near Oil City, was assassinated
Monday evening, at his home. The assas-
sin fred four times, each time the ball en-
tering SCOTS head. A neighhor hearing the
pistol shot', ran to the house, and found
the victim vetering in his blood. He was
asked if be knew the murderer, and in a
dying condition replied, Botsford Chandler,
whose parents reside at Brady's Bend. The
murderer eecapsd.
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CAMEL COAL

From the Knoxville Press and Herald, Sept. ?.
Mr.. H. e. Gillespie showed US yesterday
= tine specimen of camel coal dug from
mine nesr Wheeler's Station, on the Knox
vile and Ohio railroad, last Wednes day.
Mr.. Gillespie informed US that the coal dig
gers struck several veins Of this coal which
were pronounced very rich and superior,
by those whose geological experience make
them competent to judge. Camel coal or
canal coal are merely corrupt;obs Of candle
coal. In geology, we are informed that it
is kind of mineral coal, of black co,or,
sufficiently hard and solid to be cnt and
polished. 1t burns readily, with clear,
yellow flsme, and on this account has been
used as a substitute for candles. The spec
linen shown US yesterday answers in every
particular, to this description, and there can
be no doubt SIS to its genuineness or purity.
This may lead to the discovery of rich
mine of this valuable coal, much of which
lies hidden in our section, and which can
be developed by proper industry and skill.
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A NEGRO in Montgomery, Ala, who was
brought up for contempt of court, said: II
didn't mean to whistle; dat whistle went off
dat time halt cooked" He was discharged.
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A sHREwD old gentleman once said to
bis daughter; ''Be sure, my dear, you never
marry poor man; but remember that the
poorest man in the world is one that has
money and nothing else.'
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Murderous Contractors.

NEW OtktA, &c ~. o. aAAASIA 1CSgOA-
day, at the inquest relative to the death Of
eight persons by the fall of building in
West Eleventh street, said it would not
Rave cost more than tive dollars 10 brace
the walls and prevent the disaster.
The coroner's jury rendered the following
verdict: We find that John Foster and 9TH
era came to their death from injuries re-
ceived by the falling walls of building No.
23I West Eleventh street, on the 22d day of
August, caused by the gross negligence Of
the contractors, J. w. Crawford, j. New.
man and NJ. P. Partner. The bail IF Craw-
ford and Newman was fixed at 5000 ard
Partner $1,000, which was furnished, and
they were liberated.
Smuggling Diamonds.
Tonight a large diamond said to be
worth $4,000 were seized from Messrs.
Maunce and Joseph, passengers from Eng
land by he steamer Adriatic on ground of
smuggling them INTO the country and offer
ing them for sale TO q jeweler. They also
rendered them to the custom house officer,
not knowing his position. They state they
intended them for their own wear.
Iowa Train Robbers.
ST. LOUIS, Sept "a special from Sc
dalia rays the Lafayette county vigilant
committee, who have been in pursuit of the
Iowa railroad train robbers, returned here
Friday and disbanded. They traced the
robbers to johnson City, st, Clair county,
and surrounded the house where they were
supposed to be hiding, but the birds had
| flown. The band consisted of the three
| Youngers and the James brothers. Mccoy
was not with them, The reported fight be-
tween the robbers and yigilants few days
since is canard. 1t is believed the robbers
have started for Texas, but this rumor is
doubted, aud it is affirmed they will be again
heard from within torty-eight hours.
UnrequIted Love.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3.-Adolph Andrews
was to-day found hanging stone dead from
bed post in bis room at the boarding
house on the corner of Bremen avenue and
Fifth street. Cause--unrequited love and
| sickness. .-.. $3.50 81 .r.-r
...-. Arson.
NASHUA, N. H, Sept. 3.-The Merrimac
House and stables, and three houses adj
Joining, were burned by an incendiary this
morning. Loss $4,000.
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. Sat six O'Clock
this morning a fire was discovered in tee
rear of A. Michoff & Co.'S. hardware estab-
lishment, destroying 5000 worth Of stock.
There is no accounting for outbreak of fire
except by hands of incendisry.
e PIuribus Unum.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Sin the United
Safes District Court, John j. Millner,
formerly deputy collector for the fifth dis
trict of Maryland, has been convicted OF
embezzling money from the United States,
and sentenced to pay fine of SPAS and
cos,s, and imprisonment for six months in
the Baltimore Jail.
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ACCORDING to reports nearly half the
population in the vicinity of Shocko, on the
North stream of Red River in Logan coun-
ty, KY, have died with the cholera during
the summer. The first case was refugee
from Gallatin, and the disease continued to
spread. No community has suffered equal
TO this.-CldrkSUale Tobacco Leaf.
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The New York Democracy.

The following is the text of the call for a
Democratic State Convention:
The Democratic Republican Electors of
the State of New York, and all others who
favor the restoration of pure and economi-
cal government, municipal, State and Fede-
raj, and who condemn monopoly, will elect
one delegate from each assembly district to
State convention TO be beld at Utica,
Wednesday, the 1st of October next, at
twelve o'c'ock, noon, to nominate candi-
dates for State offices, and transact such
other business as may properly come before
the convention.
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BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE SOUTH.
Court Clerk, issued riagelcenses to the
following persons:

Court Clerk, issued marriage licenses to the
following persons:
WHITE.
WI Notgrass and Mary z BlsckOurn'
George Kelly and Josie Scolds.
John Anderson and tennessee Cecu'
BID Taught and L j Amis. ,
VIM Brown and Julia Jordan, both OF
this citv. "may thy live long and prosper"
JP Sowell and Virginia Vestal.
WD Williams and Mary Frost.
j n Cheatham and Maggie BLOCK
ard.
BOOTHS AT AUCTION.
Monday last the booths to 90 used during
our Fair were sold to Bob ID. Jamison, OF
this CITY. He gave SEQ for the dinner stands,
confectionery stand and horse hitchlng
privileges. Hugh Cook OF this CITY PAID
$40 for the shooting gallery privilege.
Cant. Hardeman of this city bought the
privileges of bsrber-sbOp.
DEATHS.
We deeply regret TO announce the deaI
of William ]. McRady, Of this county. he
had been sick only few days, having re-
Gently returned ftom Decatur, Ala, where
he was employed by the Nashville and De-
catur Railroad. We knew aim well, and
in every svoc2tion OF life ne performed wen
his mart. He was a member Of Co. b,
Rates Second Tennessee Regiment, and
served throughout the war in said regiment
He was a good citizen, q trustworthy,
efficient business man, dutifu son, q
kind, affectionate husband, a genial CON- com.
nanion. a true, sincere, faithful, stea1Iast
friend. Az such all admired ard loved him,
and as such, now that he has gone, we VIII
cherish bis memory. He died OF typhoid
fever on the 22d Of last month al the resi- resi-,
dence Mr.. Shade Loftin, four miles from
this city. He was in his 30sh year when he
died. 90
Near Culleoka, in this cou7ty, Aug. 20,
Mr.. Samuel Holdin, OF tux.
At Culleoka, in this county, Aug. 30, DR.
John d. Bennett, . prominent physician
| of fiux.
AT Culleoks, in this county, Aug. 30, Mr
Mart Davis, Of fux. Tom THUMB, JR.
a contemporary has bsen studying pao
l.
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CHOLERA.
In Kentucky,

CINCINNATI, Sep. S.-There were four
fatal cases of cholera in Mlllersburg, KY,
yesterday, and two in Paris.
Chicago,
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-There were SD
deaths in this city last week, eight from
cholera against five week before last.
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A contemporary has bsen studying Pho
notypy. Here ia a specimen; swat Kant
b ord must b ndurd."
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POLITICAL.
Uom,ua,,en of state Ticket.

Massachusetts Democracy In COnyen'
ton.
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Naium aud Smerieam,
GOLD was steady in New York yesterday,
at 115s6l16, closing at the latter plice.

TENNESSEE BONDS were quiet in New
ork, closing last evening ct S2t for the old
issue aud Sla for the new. q
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COTTON was strong in New York yes
terday with brisk spinning demand. Mid
dlings closed at 2G4tc.
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s., 600 WORTH OF BONDS.

The City Council of our city has order
ed S25, 900 worth of corporation bonds to
be prin ed FIR the purpose Of aiding the
building of the Duck River Valley Narrow
Gauge Railroad, between this place and
Lewisblrg. These bonds will be cashed at
par as soon IS they are thrown on the mar
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WORCESTER, MASS, Sept. 3.-The
Dem ,cratic State Convention, to- day NOM
mated for Governor, VIM. CASTOR, of Bos-
ton. The State ticket was completed as
follows: For Lieutenant Governor, VIM. L..
Smith, of Springfield; Secretary of State,
BENZ. 4. Wells, of Willlsmstown; Treas
urer, N. Clark, of Lynn; Auditor, Waldo
Cobnrn, of Dedham; Attorney General, G.
Osgcod Morse, of northampton.
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ClLORED FAIR

The second aunu fair Of the Maury
County Colo:ed Agricultural and Live Stock
So iety will commence Oct. %, next, aud
continue four days in succession. Compe-
tition en- to the world. The best OF eornet
and string music (Jordan McGowan's) will
be in attendance. fine grounds of the as
ISOLATION are beautifully situated & he same
belonging to the white Maury County Me-
chanical and Agricultural Society one mile
and half from our city on the Mt. Pleas
ant pike. Greed Taylor, the Secretary, in
forms rs that if arrangements can be made
wit Frederick Douglass, that he will be in
attendance at the fair aud will deliver an
address
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-04

CIRCUII COOh4
commenced in our city last Monday, Judge
VIM P. Martin presiding. On account OF
a number of orr bar being absent in your
CITY, attending the special term Of the Sn-
prerne Court, judge Martin adjourned
Court until next Monday. VIM. j. Whit
tho-ne, the kind, obligiDg and always &C
commcdating Clerk, informs Us that there
are on the civil dock't 3G4 cases. We are
under obligations to Mr.. Whitthorne for the
names of the following jurors:
JURY NO. 1.
I'll. Treadway, Sam. II. Crane, Geo.
w. Irwin, W. E. Witherspoon, Robert j.
Bauguss. r. B. Allen, II. g. Chafin, JAS.
N. Alexander. Nat. w. Jones, w. III. Nc
Rady, n. B. Sowell and Tyree Noles.
JURY no. 2.
j. G. Fitzga raid, T. j. Mays, VIM. A.
Younger, David K. Hays, w. ID. Davidson,
W.B. Porter, Andrew Jackson, John B. Al
derson, E. II. Fitzgerald, NJ Ssmuels, Jas,
N. Williams, and Jas. G.sVoorhies. Officers
to wait on the court, james G. Murphy and
j. B. Alexander.
FINE TOMATOES
We gratefully acknowledge the receipt OF
2 basket of tomatoes, presented by the
Smith Brothers, of the Columbia Athe
peunn. They were grown in their garden,
aid are of the largest and richest variety We
have seen this season. We will send the
UNION AND AMERICAN the next basket.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
During the week ending Wednesday
Sept. 8, inclusive, Capt. hickey, the County
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Iowa Train Robbers.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3.-Adolph Andrews
was o-dsy found hanging stone dead from
a bed post in bis room at the boarding
house on the corner of Bremen avenue and
Fifth street. Cause--unrequited love and
sickness. .e--.-rE .r--
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Ghe SaiIg Arams.
The newspaper organs of the mopor

The newspaper organs of the monopoly
system are in state of CONSERVATION
Since the famous victory over the mopon.
olists in Illinois, there has been the VERY
devil to pay All over the country, the
cultivators Of the soil appear to have riser
an rebellion against the politicians aDf
plunderers that have so long been engaged
IN the service Of the monopolists and treas
ury robbers. From every direction come
announcements Of meetings to organic,
the honest men Of the country, who don
expect to live by robbing their neiphbors,
Into new party upon the principles OF
political economy The noble army OF
postmasters and tax collectors are horrif
ed by the spectacle They baw aloud in
very despair but il is the old impotent
cry. Don't carry your movement into
politics y Which means simply Don't
abandon us, the office holders and Office
seekers who have used you and abused
You so long Let us Oh do let MS. con
TRUE to use you for our desires. Stick to
us. hang on to the tail of our monopoly
Kite and we will see what we can do for
you :"
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GILMAN! CLIMAX!

Pages Climax Salye, a Family
blessing for % cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
We warrant it tOcure Screfula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilhlains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
SealdS, Cuts, and SprainS.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
It has no parallel-haying per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is compound of
Arnica, with many other Ex-
tracts and BalSamS, and put up
in larger boxes for the same
price than any other Ointment.
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trade platform, declaring: ''You are all
right; we want the same action every.
where J" Evidently, Smith has been con-
yerted' In some unaccountable wav he
mas been brought to see the error Of his
ways and TO perceive the way of salvation
Tor the farmers. Let Smith be made wei
come Nevertheless let somebody keep
watch Of Smith to see that he don't back
Side: For they do say, that have known
nm INN IN years gone by, that Smith as pol
itlclan, Is man who can be everything
by turns, but nothing long After par
ucipating in the farmers convention at
Springfield, he went into A. b. Meeker &
Co S supplementary side show, and tried,
though failed, TO upset the farmers plat
form Then he promised, in the judicial
contest, to be guided by the action of the
delegation from his county at Princeton
but the delegation went for Craig and
Smith Topped to Lawrence. Neyerthe-
less, ''let the dead past bury its dead. +"
Let the redeemed, regenerated, and dis
onthralled' Smith be made welcome in the
goodly company Of radical crusaders for
treedom-provided that Smith will stick. -
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The Real valpa1 Female Pills.
Warranted French.

fHe-c Pills. 30 Celenra--a MANY var. A., b,
rfr'- 9 itr -Hllsfnf female irs--, E5-rtss- and II
ter"S.a- 'nr Else eHmfrs. .mg.asm,.l. ia M. .rf,
t'Ca 60 GHfr..T .t .aN a.er.G .t s.. Tar tla fir r.
IHt 81. Amer. They lHsa bees Sep. Ea -al,...-
,'g ot-eH9l tFrn 'ue iIr. hat tag ri-insta- DR.
Ntlpau r. ph4 S!csaE III IarI- uI cruat wealth and
bas ~lFci conscientious principles and has withheld
LheiuItnn general use lest they sn0u.d ~. gnl,tog III
Tor unlawful purposes.
IA overcoming tcmale DISTINCTIONS FnfEua Of rt..
Womb Whites. Green Sickness. Suuu-r4-r1n Re-.
ttuiloI- us lHmpdcrate Flow OF the Manth,v li.-
CHafges Nervous and spinal AIec ions + .l- iu the.
hdth Al2 LIMBS. Fatigue on slight gxers.gn Fa.uf:s-
u"h o. I'VE Heart, Hy-jeri-s. ,Ec. ard wifi infect ii
cure when nj, other means have fised anG although
powerful remedy, dc not contain caLumrL guf mo.
ny. or anything huriul TO the CONSTITUTION
To married. ladies and Young Eirl- ,,hu have newer
heeh regulated, they are peculiarly stuffed They
with gusvlfv
AT fipN Married ladies should never tste Thorn
Whnb iHeFr is ANY reason go believe NJ nss - r-.
Half tlT iHty vii he -uFr to produce mI-ca-rl4--.
Lad'tn ear procure a box scaled from tHp agg-. ~
.tr curious nv enclosing uu'tH.Iar auG six pa-g1-a
-lAinns :" NJ. ". NAluhBEE, rrucral AGENT 5lr
authorized AGENT. -+
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MOFFAT's LIFE Pulls
aud
PHOENIX BITTFRS.

ThemOst Successful Medicines
in the world.
Established in 1885, by one of
our Most Eminent Physicians.
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases Of diseased
Liver, Blood, or Skin, IndigeS-
ti0n, COStiyeneSS. Bilious Com
plants, Rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detailed
accounts OfperfectCU RESefect-
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System. and
put all the functions of the body
in Il healthy condition.
= sold by Druggists everywhere.
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just opened at our store on Illinoi,
street, Party Col Kids, Point Lace Collars
Neck Rufles, Fans, New Scarfs, Parasol.
Thread and Val Laces, Lace Wells, ORES.
Goods, Black and Fancy Silks, Hoor
Skirts, Bustles and in fact the finest as
sortment Of goods to be found in Rock Isl.
and or Davenport.
NADsWoRTH K Parsons.
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Beware of Counterfeits!
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-r.r,.. M, .'t-r' are t07 kl-ss en- tis,f,,r. T,a
ta.tNt rms are uufaiiluE IN the cure "a M .,, l
p"lA5ll aha dangerous diseases to Wb,cb - s
Constitution ts subject Tbav r,,yis-t sue ieinAie
WI" ~ suppression OF the mensas Wien -snss5
x 80 iluAil ma hon or disease In an rssss ~
~ 'PPa al spinal Affections, Pains IN M E.rk
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sHr Lieert mysteries and Whites thsv vz1Ii go =
AL ."s[li contain nothing hurtlu 70 me most
uaTh tnttle Etves tull direction and advice iN
80 ~ SEN JiNE Pills are sold most iruc stora. bv,
3 'ouF druggist cannot supply the gFNTsrsF - -
~ hl.g4leg IT, accept any counterfeit nr bogus A.
uu' s"n1 pne Dollar n the sole proDrletor Tnb
.sn-t-~' g ,ortlAndt Street, New YORK WIN No..
sal-l9ss 1u.ee a. when you will call for the pack
je anu bsttte 81 the GEsrI,yE Pills secursly And
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- ~ lliiaiu 81, New J nrk, MAY Z. 1872
The e. Brown Chemical Company arc now the
sou Prpphft"r- ui 'br G. !. Browns Young Amer
l.a ldututHt, and are determined 10 prosecute To
thg Iull extent Of The Law an persons making or
sellInE ~, imitation or counterfeit article
tAullON.- rms liuimcnt having been exten.
siyviy cOurtgriuiicd tho proprietor bavc M he
necessity % protecting the public by having pri
Yatr reVrntt stamp engraved expressly for NJ which
stamp VIII be found over Inc cork uf evcrv bottIs
% the gontino II represents handsome sliced led
! ny Eronu, ami Is encirclcd by the words uDR C
+. BhONk YOUNG AMERICA LINIMENT"
Ir g browne Young America Eminent has
been igund to be sure and speedy cure for the new
Horse Disease INFLUENZA.
OBJECTIONS. Rub the Neck and Throat with the
Eminent otee day; and mix Tablespoonful OF
" lh NE hor7- food for two or three nights They
must be fed only soft feed. the waite: (hey drink
ana not Pc so cold, and they must be kept warm
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