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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
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WITH GEISERS PATENT
e SEP4RiTOR CLElAER nlccr

4 a the it
IufeIng machine n
10 cit roiP
thoroughly which generally oh
is
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1t h J. with five
three hundred bushels Of wheat and l-els
in
Iure aofS
WIKI i&anilsfI war; ate
SIr TlN.;tIER> WINN
SrhA =" and 1i,H{ CT rrEiS hand CORN
zsani tiu,noA
ny Mills; FLOtS akini; GLLNOS arl FERTILIZERS
LINTON LANOI, lei North High BAusrre
nanL2 G7--Gm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
NO ICE.
April II, 19G7-ts.

NOTICE is hereby given, th,t Com
q missions have been received at my
office for The following gentlemen Of SAM
Marv's county who are required to appear
and qnality before me on or before the 9th
day Of May next, otherwise their offices
will be declared vacant by law.
MAGISTRATES.
Ist District lanes Roach, John \
Craze, Logan 0 Smith.
2pd District ct.-John II Mi!brrn, James
\ Wise, Il y Clarke, George II Bohan
an.
:}rd District -CharIcs C,ma'ier. Xtch-
cus Tippclt, K II Wathen. Joseph Nor
gan.
4,h District. John Z Matting(ry,
Thomas II Fowler, II Johnson Cotton,
Mail B Chuun.
9th Distrct.-Georg- n Alvey, Henry
G Adams, Thomas Harrison.
9th District.-Zach T Spslding, An
drew VI Garucr, G. W l. Backlcr.
Cotonrrs y james G Spalling, William
} Norris.
Commissioner Of Sluve .Hot'stics.-
George Is Dent,
JNO \ CAVALIER,
Clerk to Circnit Court
st. Mary, Co, Md.
Arril IL, lS6T-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
A April IA. 1867 -tw.

NoTlCEIs hereby gwen 'hat the sub 'cr'.
~ h.,s nave obtained from The Nfph"n>
Court of 81 Nuy 5 county, IN MArN!nhd' ies-
tets documentary on the personal estate o'
JAS Rtchurdsun late Of SAID county, deceased
AA person, having claims against the HHi" "t
3 d. are hereby Wal we'd to cNhihti The Same
with the propcr vonrheIs thereof, :" 'he Su"N'II
h.r, on or before the .}l4t da ui ncto cr, lSb'.
otherv IS, thcy may he excluded hy Ia" from al
benefit nt The s;id e-tate. ttvcn under "u'
hnnt. this I~th day az = pr'l, fchI.
JANlt.; K IA NGt Ef.
WAFER Is LANGLEY,
Executors.
Ami IL ISG1-4W
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
P'I'. KITS POINT,
OR
||OODIILLE,
containing
I'll ACRES,

.
on which Jno \ Crane, f Or, new re
sides. l,iug in St InigocS District, on
Smiths Creek This place is Improved
Ivy a GOOD DWELLING. With out
buildings, well wooded. The land is
rich. in good order aol easily cultivated
The finest oysters aud h-h ia the gr~at2si
abundance.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the De
cree, are one half ct the purchase money
in cash. the rcsidus iu equal instruments
at ole and two years. with interest from
day of sala the credit payments 70 be Sc
cured to the satisfaction OF the Trustee.
JOS II KEY,
Trustee.
April I, 1867 is
The Baltimore Gazette, cory once a
wcok for four weeks AID send bill to thi-
cffice.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

hIbrlcI ~ hereby given that the subscriber
Sh,e attained from the Orphans Court of =
klnw ;. County, Mary land, letters ct "dmlnIS-
tr,,rna on the person u estate "i Joseph N1burn, +,
late of ST Mary y county, deceaS'd. All er-
SONS h,vlng claims against the snld c'ea*ed AR"
hereby warned to c..hIhIt the same with
proper vouchers thereof. to the subscriber, on
or before the 3ISt day otOctnEer, 1867 otherwise
,I,,,y may be excluded hv law from all bcnehr
of the saId estate Given under my hand thrs
18Th day of Aptil, lT6'.
JOHN l. MiLBURN,
AdmnISt ator.
April Is, 1867 lw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
NOTICE
To Traders, Keepers of Ordi-
narics and Others.


FgyHADERS, Keepers of Ordinarir>
ii and others, are hereby notified, il
pnrsu nee of the Act Of Assembly, i"
src'r cases made and provided. to take oui
ana rcncw their LINENNES,
On or before the first day OF
May next,
as the law will be rigilly enforced againsr
those who neglect to comply with the pro
visions Of the Act of Assembly. passed a.
January Session. l>jS
The law does not aut thorile any person
or persons to sell or barter goods. wares
and merchandise, without first haei1g ob
tanned LICENSE from the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court.
BY order Of Inlge Brent.
JNO \ CAVALIER,
Clerk OF the Crrc,,it Court
s. Mary's county,
Md
March IS. lS61-:d
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18

Eo y virtue of decree of the Circui
, Co1rt for Saint Mary county, bear
ing date tn" 2o,h day Of November, 1863
the urderSi~ "1, as Trustee, will off r al
public sale a; the TALL PINE, Riag,
Post Office, i'll SAINT Slarj's county. on
Saturday, the i'h day of May:
between the hours of and ) o'clock, p
N. that parcel O. Ian, or farm known a.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18

CEMENT D. HILL. oRo. wlLsoN
NIL G WILSON,
Real Estate Brokers and Arcsio,sers,
UPPER .uARLBOROUGH
Prince GEORGES County, Md.
Agents Tor the Pr,chase. (. or Renting Of
Ecal Esta
HONPLETE arrangements have bs-n
~ made f,f vrrtisirg throughout the
Northern and We, srn States s,d Canada
Some OF the most productive Farms 10 the
counties Of Prince Georges Anne Arundel,
alver:, Charles ari 81, Marys are offered
ior Sale or R,nt.' He1.,h anil Society good.
Public School Sy>'em perfect. The Farn.s
convenient to Churches. navigation and rail-
road
RS5- Persons hsvin. Farms 10 sell should
send us full descr psion, price. &c. Those Ia
wait Of labor viii notify MS. Ia many cases
we shall bc able % show Farms to ct strangrrs
free of e.pens' : hose and buggy hire.
April 1. lS57--ti
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
25D ApDn3a


This land is located near st Andrew :
Church, in this county, and has smail
Dwelling House upon it, About fly
acres 1t it arc arabic, and the l.sldae Is
wen Sc, in timber OF every description, =
a largemuan,,ty Of cord wood and ra'I
timber cat be spared from the premises.
Terms of Sal, Two hundred dollars
in cash on the day o. sale, ar. the rest
due IN cqna instaim"nts n one and two
years CT, dit-lhc ii fcrrri payments to be
srcurc,i to the satisfaction o. the EAeru ors,
aud 10 bear interest from the day al 'aic.
JAS Y HLAklSTONE,
JAS S DOWNS,
X G. COMES,
Executors.
Aprii lS lSG1-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
rs ~ ~
INSURED
AGAINST
Theft, Death from Fire, Acct
dent and Disease.

'INIlE attention of the farming community
il called TO the atlvantagea offered by
.tIhe Great Eastern Detective Iiyrse Insurance
Conpany,' of Philadelphia. Pennsylvania,
to protect themselves against the above men,
toned risks to live stock.
BY taking advAuta tage of this opportunity
t,ro H.ird, of the amount invested can bs
converted into Liring capital, " application
10 our county agent
q. FRED. MADDOX.
Ieonardtown
BEWARE Of buying horses bran,led with the
letters f.. H. / C., Gu the quarter or nea,
fore hcof, unless the person Offering the AMI
NAL can show policy # Insurance.
Cows i,uldcd on rear horn
S,pt2 ls66-n.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18

April Is. 1867 It's.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-16
The sacret.


A slight knowledge of human nature
viii show that when man gets GU a little
10 The world. be is desirous Of gotting on
a lille further sucL is the growth of
'prOvident habits, that it has been said that
if journeyman lays by tie 6rst dollar, he
is on the high road to fortune 1t has
been remarkedLb by one wli6lh paid great
attention to the state Of the neighboriug
poor. that he never knew an instance of
man who had saved money, having after
wards to depepdpu public bounty. We
may add that those iadividuals who save
money arein the long run tlle most relia-
bic workmenz; if they do not perform the
work better, they behave. better = and are
more respectable. II would sooner,Y
said man Of experiences ON the subject,
.have in my trade hundred men who
save money, than two hundred who spend
every chilling they earn. In proportion as
! individuals save q little money, their NOR
-als are much better they husband that
little and there is q superior tone given to,
their morals sud they behave better for
knowing shat they have 4 little stake in
J society. II Is scarcely necessary to re-
mark that habits Of thOuglllfulseas and
/ lIugaIity are AZ all times Of immeBse imp0E-.
iancs.
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who IS Safer


God has nevsr created 3 mind yet that
can safely challenge combat with the appe-
lite of drink. Earth has no ambition that
is. not engulfed. no hope which is not bias
ted, no tie which is not broken, no sanctu.
airy which is not invaded, no friend, no
knsman, no brother. wife or child. that is
not forgotten, no fibre of human agony
which is not wTung. Minds Of common
mould viii 60 through life WITHOUT
excess, while those gifted with God like
powers are smitien with weakness. The
gifted author of Childe Harold walked in
fetters and died at Missolonghi of a drum
ken debaueh. He who led the prosecution
Of the British Parliament against Hastings.
was hurried to the grave to esoape the
clutches Of his landlords. Poor Charley
Fox ! Aud the author Of Gertrude Of Wy
omihg died dwelling imbecile. How the
Gentle Ella wept over the habit that en-
thralled him. All how these tragedies of
human individual history-of temptation
and fall--sialk before US The history of
the best minds Of our land is dsrkened by
these episodes Of weakness and ruin.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-16

An exeha6gs mentions q singular cure
f0r dFuHkeusss, which is extensively prsc-i
deed IN Holland The patient is BhRtz 1nrs
in .asroom, sad debarred all communications
excePtwIth his physician. As often, as
he Plsases, spirits s---bEandy. Wbisky, gin,
eto.--are given hims but mixed With two
thirds water; all other drinks. suoh as
beer, coffee, wiae,-s etc., are mixed with
One-third brandy, The yariops viands,
too, that are given him-bread, meats, etc.
-aFe ALI prepared with brady copse-
quently the patient is 10 state Of continu-
al intoxiealiOn. lFhislas about five DAYS
at the end. Of that time she asks with en-.
treaty for some nourisllmsnt, without his
reqQest being complied with. and not untlH
Biz organs naturally ,sbhor alcohol 30 The
cure is complete, ahd from that day forth
Gle very smell Of spirits prod duces the ef-
feet Of aTfemstic.oa aofsl' - -#a.s 7ag
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-16

Best pair mons boots - ~ 200
do do do shoes, ssssss sa sjEaI ai 100
do do lodies dU&sBgasH 20 .3BsdqEG aI.0o
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A HopefnI mture.

lathe .midst-of the gloom and depres-
sion presented ia business circles to-day, ]
sayssthe PittsbuFg (Pa.) Repas6Iie, there Isl
asingle ray Of hope which lights uPil the
fatufs. and gives coh6dqhes ztao the .meF-
'ohaat. manufactures sad ,laboTi ngs .maa,-z.
There are such ahRRmistakRhle signs of. de.
Icadeneeia tlgeeRadieal party saeh ooRelu-s
.siEs4 Raoof that jsis falling 70 pieces abE its.
.OWn inheEFent rottsAneess thai the country
at large may yell ind ulgsthe hope. that ct
ne dislspt day ga shall be- relieved from
the thpaldem of this destructive oEgaPizs-,
tion, and our nsiiousi, peliticai, CONNER
cial and manuiacturing interests be salloE-
ed once more to move on. in asmooth uRin-.
IterruPted and peaceful ehanpel, a sz,sig
The Workiagpaen Of the nation have, 2
fearful account 10 settle with tie Radical
leaders. Reguilsd hY their hoReyed words
they Ksfs Induced q cast tl,siE ballets for
mep Whes havs. in every parlieulars falsi-
6ed their premises. saRd who, to-day. net
Witbstanding the depression in business
ciEcies, the upmissakable complaints Of The
workipgmens which come up from eyeFE
peTtien.Of the land, are still pressing thsiF
Fuinoas Poheywith the deiermipsdon of
men bent On rule or Iuin-asrszas saev e,ssr
But there is ightahead. The day is
downing The masses. are sawakeRed full
y 70 The vimgaeRsityo OF the interests, at
stake--tber peace aud prosperity. Of the Pc
tiOn-aDd are silently, but not the less de-
terminedlY, preparing TO hUFl-GFom power
the men she EOfasix 5sassB FasaG have 90
grossly abused the trust fePozsd in thsm.
IL is a azooasolagion shatinz zthe affairs Of men
or nations thers comes aliks day of fec-
koaing-a day ia which sthes .accoaafs of
the past will be audited. and the balance
struck lor or against the accounting par
ties as. the figures may determine. alsilsz,s
So far as the Radical party il sconeeERed,
its day of recOning has arrived, and sths
juEy of the people are summing up the tes-
tino6y; preparatory % the rendition of she
verdict At the coming slecsiohs Il requires
not the ken. 0is-a prophet to- loretell what
that verdict viii be. Already the eulpTit
trsmbles. lor1e 1e0nsOiehssa stricken the1 lea
ders khOWtha the PeoPis whom they have
/ Wrouged, insaltsdsaud oppressed, viii rise
in their might, and with sresistless force,
sweep them from powsrsds This accom-
4 plished50ze may then hook forward conf
I IDENTIFY for better times. We may hope fol
/ a great. revival Of former business actiyi.
tiss.s Our working men will no longer be
! kept in idleness, our factories Will TEEN
with the hum of industry our merchants
will again be blessed with seasons of pros
! PeFily, and the whole people, under she
magic change, will commence. anew their
march toward supremacy among all the ma
tions Of the earth.5 ae asa-e s.srs#
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-SfloS9 sa. tf 9Ela ~ p S,VV
- =. : --zaL-.Lzs =e E!
- I 5assar7 s.f 20 -l5 i,'s' s3-
T1a1rd Day. '.s. So.
- SADDLE sFeOk.A 3 p islaaga
Bsssstallion, years old aad upwards g isst1O.O6
- ssa esslz-@irE sss5zsa ~ $500,
- af5seu gaibssAsau Sac 500
saskii,o oyiasI 10 ssaaada ssl3 yzsSo Pay
uars years cid and hpsafass sA SEQ
ka&sa ~ .ai eazss sssa5s0Os
7ssg sse,s s.5 bas .Hal-sso22 90 90
~. sucklings8 &c asou yss.l ass ia $40
e SWEEPSTAKES sUas sss b's..~
B0st stallion, any age gd-sfs s .sgsaag aw4o.oo
maEs - sH fbrood3 sss e bas 500
exclusively for the saddle e,es 800
gelding 500
JACKS AND JENNETs.
.Bozt yea1a Oh and upwards 500
SEQ
800
49, es5-oo
4 suckling sa 400
. jennet years old aud up yards 500
ea4as . go p s55.09
ra eaz 6ss5a aassssas 100
- 8 s'eknns - ksss assasE ssss 800
SWEEPSTAKES, IS am See
sss' iaelst 5asS, any 'g'' ssa - as ssP S'So 20
SHEEP.
Best. long Wool buck slA J@s@sa2za zoe
1ssa do dossOwo % aa :lsasTssz "a 90
81 midaleadQ buck ssasszsss q e. a. ss.ee
DO sas %sgss eve - = aassgFs 2 200 90
as d. eve zass sa 81 1900
81 - - HOGS. oasspos ssaE
Best boar, one year old and alssptA9dz sasss 2.o6
81 sow ssEa 200
pair pigs a asss sss s.zo2.9o
CAsHMBRE GOATS
Best back .fuEl bleed a v arz Z 200
hshnie S. s s .z 9% 9,oS
o. 5snpis a. g -5 aesaasas sz 400
cATTLE. - ses
Best bull, s ,eass ola aillg aPzsaF,Iz ssas s26g0
DO do saaeesssa - ses So sas 100
do do under enc yeor old zoo
do COW Is yoars old and upwards g 400
do do e do 10 b47 s1sl O. ssia.Oe
do do dOa1 doss ssg 20 s. ii 2,oo
do do under one year Old sz sazozs &, siSo s0S
SWEEPSTAKES.
Brst bn,I anv ace 80 ssass3 L4as5z1a- 500
do cow any ago ss sss7r dsi&a ,azEa ass 800
FARMS. ~ hiA
Ser The hss5 7inis 5ses esantys is adaptatieh to
the various products Of opF country and good re-
pair, convenience and ACCOMMODATIONS for stock
neatness: de-. 81 $1,000
= 49, ~ s5ade gaa has6s7qrs Jos u. Z
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PAIWTTNG.i


BestsPecimens, landscape ssvZs ssv s diPl0ms
- Pesssi s.s..s.ss lssbiae@s
% ,szss.i 80 a,,o;sra;f = bses b'Eess Iaa.e
- display anBsosypss &Os3aa xaz q g
- sPeeTmen egayon esaWiRg z-vaa -
g = q =, Greeian Paiating -
sa - as animal do 4
NEEDLE WORK AND E5tBB0IDERf
Best speeiaien six eubroidsTy s@as e1.oo
wool .szaHgsfz see Lee
sf tsig g q ieOttOaasAs.-zsssl 1sekiassz ss1.OO
&" g7s.a pAchine Ga work e sss-as ssesa LOO |
AGRtCULFuAL PRODUCTS OF THE
- .suazfaA FIELD. .{.s{ssa sss
Corn, largest yield per acre Of ave seFesi in Giles
Dss' 'Fsel1se' '0ea con so.e' 0es9ss s z ,'H'
Es 3heGeI a0A szs8 wa
.s hsys iaEgsss Eiela Sen eRs aeEs 80 FoRass for
Best sack q barrel Of flour not less than 100 b 200
i dc lasal fIos lsss .tEaa bsslal 100
display and gEesss-a sazists sasssesd SEQ
GUNS
Blms - @ sec
shetgBRs z % esz zoo
a-- sesa e WARES. ezs.-s
39S' spo-'i'ss' - .s@ - ss58s - 'r-Sssi'-
g. ssgs9 - cedar % g ssz5 p ssssgE a
ssa s FOWLS 9
BestpaiF game fowls. sssls5 - diploma
Ct spsslnaen large fswls.s asss3 ass.sss3 5z3
ssssAaas b duekasazsa os &sa ausaszsz5
'Esa8 sssnoyS sssa ~ a8 @3
saas - CARRIAGES. aa aa5
-. =
s, carlisle .s1Assl as = uassz 500
s1na DAIRY AND H0USEHOLD& 1z
Best batter i've spOuhds .ea aze diploma
Do cheese five pepndas D. sszs ss 6 DO q
- isas nS1s5 ~ - PgSi,os sa1, sesa ~ a
do do eoTn saz q DO
do jar pickles 3 sssszasa s do
do can fruit or vegetable Preserved IN fresh
Beat ham with mode Of prefer Wing odccornPa- s
nyingEs @ aas ass do
Best laEd, seRPopndsss ~ ea a do
b 80 e GARDkNs ez
Bssteabbege, 8 heads uss-sse diploma
do potatoes, Irish buslel do
do DO sweet 9do IVA s5 do
dc safnifa, for stock dor ss3sz e. LIDO
dp do fos table do .sua IS do
do paTsnips do - do
do onions hest display R sAazsas es hesdo-a
Best displag Of vegetables raised bgsexhibitoE do
eg sgs .a ORCHARD zsz<sz q ssas
Appless best spesimengpf y bpshsls q. diploma
Pears, do Il do do
Peaehes do do do
GRAPES do @ 8 e ae do
Tennessee wine, from the grape {. do
SHOES, BOOTS AND LEATHER.
Best pair mons boots 200
do do do shoes sSssHs sa ,ssEal at 100
h 10 1o5;os Dr. - & ~
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-16

Premiums and diplomas viii be awarded foEspeh
articles, tie 1nanafactnre and growthof ths State,
as shah be lIsassts sostas alter szaminaSlOn Aad
sEs the s1tsss, loi1tsd gos ts6t Pusiaoas.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-16

Fashions for August. c Sc
fsI never noticed ladies' fashions SO
much as I have done lately. = ssid geE
tleman the other day. 'ssnd it really sesms
to me that they never wOEs sozmsuy pretty
things, or looked SO charming and pictures
que as they DO now. 81 saa
Was not that speech worth the ackaowl-
edgmeutof boRq Wen, dear lady Fea-
ders, all Of whom We know are schsFmings
and wear sspreay things.' We made one
in your behalf, and felt delighted 70 let
you know that your efforts (abuse of CHG
nous and crinoline to the contrary notwlth-
stsnding) are appreciated.
Candidly, We think the gentleman cor
rect mainly in the assertion. The present
style Of dress. While. simple a0d cOnYeni-
eut. is at the same time varied, full Of
quaiutness, if one may be allowed the ex-
preston and above ell picturesque. The
trained or short gored5 skirts, the high
heeled boots, the loose pointed jackets,
the massed hair, creWned with the little
round bat or bonnet. have the merit Of
novelty to thel present generation. aud az
ford opportunities which striking. stylish
woman make the most Of.
The most noticeable fault isin Oyertriul-
ming, or ip usipg Toe many coiors but
this is inevitable in q community Of tastes.
Concerning visiting cards. the following
Is the Iatss: style ip fashionable circles ::
"a plain card denotes a passing call the
lower right hand corner down, a visit !;
left hand corner. eondolenee3 right hand
upper corner. business left haud upper
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-16
NUMBER 23.
A Curious Monster.

The Louisville Journal Of the 9th say5
At the drug store of G. w. Anderson,
corner of Fifteenth and Walnut streets,
yesterday afternoon, we saw a most extra
ordinary monstrosity. shocking, enormous,
and horrible. - Il hEasla.Big with clearly
defined human face. The chin, mouth and
eyes are particularly noticeable for their
similarity to those of man, thougI the
nose Is not 50 mach So it tnrns up unlike
a pigs, and has no nostrils. EThs animal
was therefore neeessitated to eat end
breathe through the mouth at the same
time. This strange creature lived thirty
hours, and during the time cried ike q
child, made noise like an ape, and some
times grunted like pig. It's body is like
a well shaped pig. and rather larger THAI
those animals generally are at such an age.
The owhsr Of the SOW. its mother, was
.afratd Of It and gave i to the druggist
shove uaHed. Who had il preserved in al
cohol, Thecurieas can see it BY calling
az the drug store. a@ i~ asa
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-16

Fer tle ess Iilnia Gies eeantys Is adaptation to
the. various products Of ouF country and good re-
rnir. convenience and Recommendations for stock,
neatness: de-, $1,000
. ESSa ~ s5aae vaa bas8s.qrs 5oa q.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-16
SWEEPSTAKES.

Best mule, any age !, = -~-s. 500
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How 70 Become d millionaire.

New OFleaBs, has engraved upon his tomb
a series of maxims he had prescribed as
the rule for his guidance through life, and
to which his success in BUSINESS is mainly
atlribute3.s They contain so much wis
do5as thatshe cops thsfa go est- s.ar
RgLzs SEN THE sGytaAsoE aoEaHr aLIFE,
Iso4 - Reraesaber ahGays that labor is
one of the conditions Of our existence
Time Is gold throw Rot, one minute away,
but place each one TO account Do unto
all 10 en- as you would be done by. Never
put off till TO- morrow That can be done to-
day. Never bid another do what you can
do yourself Never eogeL-whati is not your
own. Never think any matter SO triAing
as not to deserve notice. Never give out
that which does not first come ia. Eey er
spend bat to produce. Let she greatest
order regulate the transactions Of your
lifes Study in your course Of life to do
the greatest amount of good. .Eea.
Deprive yourselves Of nothing necessa-
ry to your comfort, but live Ia an honore-
bic simplicity Labor, then, to the last
a1onaeut Of yoar existence. Pursue strictly
the above rules, and the Divine blessing
and riches Of every kind will dow upon
you 70 your hearts eoutent; but, 6rst of
aIE, remember that the chief and great
duty. Of your life should be TO tend. by all
means o your power, 70 the honor and
glory % our Divine Creator.
8Tbe conclusion TO which have arrived
is, that without temPeranee there is no
IbeaIthz. without virtue. no order; without
religion, 20 happiness; and that the aim Of
odr being is to live wisely, sobefly aud reli-
keiously. e.ze .rs- JoHN n MCDoEoU0H.
New. Orleans. March 2, 804 e. 81
Z he LoAisyiie Courier drawssa striking
contrast between. the manner in which the
election 10 that State and the recent farce
in -Teube we're eOaducted. and poipts
oat the yet more striking contrast. between
the two results. After showing the diff
ference, it pertinently asks us the e1hi-
bition afforded By Tsnnessee or Kentucky
most in accordance With the true idea Of
Republican government {? Can there be
an individual in all. the broad land who be
FlisYe the liberties and interests Of the peo-
pls wiz be subeerVed by making all tho
States what Tennessee u0W Is q
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-16
SPECIAL PREMIUMS OFFERED by
MAJ.GEO. q. ALTMAN. - -

SPECIAL PREMIUMS OFFERED BY
s MAJ GEO, ALTMAN. 49,
For best stallion colt sized 0y Ggay Albion season
9f Of msge} ., - en-, rss s. 6r.v Albion season Season
a5f marcy So 80 t% $500
To be exhibited iEnmeaiately safeer the thoroRgh-
hrsa horses. ~ sa5sses aaas As.
For the best stallion colt sired By Frinee Pulaski,
5saason of1nare1 s fs @s s $500
For the best ilysiFed by Prince PuIaslEi, season
of InaFs1 a @a $500
To be exhibited Immediately after the saddle horses
For the best of the various kinds of stock, owned
by any gentleman IN Cries county, the commit
tee to eSa1nine them At shs oWners house and re-
port last day Of our Fair, premium Of 2 fne R2lI
Berkshire pigs, worth sHs s.. 49,. -. 500 @
so the lady who exhibits the greatest variety Of
homemade fa5rics q pair ofzbsahtifnl pain Of white
Aiisbury ducks worth IS, and pair Of galae fowls
worth $40, sfsEa ssza - $lb'Vo
: Entrance TO this special list free. 81
Entries to be 1nao by the 10th Of september, with
j. B. stacy, Esq secretary, ebo., SThoSiii advise
ts corn1nietee and they viii notify the parties Of
the day to examine and make their awards last day
. of our air. =