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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-21

We observed the other day in the Ten
nessee valley that the prospects for good
crops of every kind were never more fat
tering. We saw cotton upon the plantation
of an old Tennessee farmer that was eigh-
teen inches high, with splendid stand
Thanks to the Bountiful Provider, gaunt
famine no longer points her skeleton fin
gers at the widows and orphans of the fall
len heroes of the lost cause, for their bright
dreams of bountiful harvest are being re-
allied. The golden wheat has been gath
cred, and few more timely rains will make
more corn for these people than they can
consume.
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Mr.. HENRY CORY, formerly a resident of
this place, was murdered in his own house
at PocahOntas, Ark, on the night of the
Goth ult., by robbers who were attempting
to steal from his iewelrv store.
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Monuments.

W WOODRING IS now prepared 70 furnish
karfle Monuments of any quaiity, style OF SIZE 20
order Cali and examine his Seteliea and dfatt.-
,rI monuments arc delivered at the cemetery, let
teTI and nished IN the highest style Of art, cheap
or than they can Be bought anywhere IN the United
So febl5-4m
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Some unknown friend has been so kind as
to send this local deck of cards. We
don't know who he was, but if he has any
surplus greenbacks to dispose of, he can
find us at most any time with the papes in
hand. Come on, old backlog.
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consisting Of Full Bosom Shirts, Linen shirts, IN
der Shirts Drawers, CTavats, sUspendeTs Collars;
In fact q complete line Of
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eEETLEMENs CLOTHING,

which we are selling to compete with Nashville Pr
prices. We also call attention % fine stock Of
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-06-21

EDITOR CITIZEN The destruction of
orchards and neglect of fruit nurseries dur
ing the late war, has left our county more
destitute Of good fruit, it is believed, than
any other county in Middle Tennessee
And as many farmers and fruit growers are
now inquiriDg for trees, and will doubtless
commence planting orchards next spring,
it is desirable that the best varieties should
be procured and with this end in view, a
free interchange of opinions between those
who have experience in fruit-growing will
be highly beneficial. It is therefore pro-
posed to hold a public meeting at the
courthouse, on Tuesday the 9th of July
next, to take into consideration the best
means 20 improve the fruit of our county,
and if deemed advisable, to organize fruit
growing association. All who feel inter-
ested in the subject are respectfully re-
quested to attend.
B. F. Carter, J. F. Smith,
T. M. Jones, James McCallum,
D. G. Anderson, A. Cox.
G. @. Alternately. ST., F. T. McLaurin.
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An important communication to fruit
growers may be found in another column.
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Read the new legal advertisements in this
paper.
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MONETARY.
DOMESTIC MARKET.

ooaREoTED EvERr wEEE BE 5onN .. ELAUFF co.
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DY virtue of deed of trust, duly registered
ID made to me by Burwell Alternately, on
Thnrsdav the 9th nf lime nart
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NASHVILLE MARKETS.

THURsDAr-OAnnrULrr CORRECTED EVERY WEEK.
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4 FFLICTED !
SUFFER NO MORE.

When hv the use Of DR.. JOINNlLLES ELlNlR
vou can he cured permanently, and at a trliiing
cost.
The astonishing success which has attended this
invaluable medicine for PHYSICAL and Nervous
Weakness General Debility and Prostration. Loss
of Muscular Energy, Impotence or any Of the
con, eIucnces Of youthful iudiscretion, renders it
most valuable preparation ever discovered.
1t will remove all nervous affections depression,
excitement, ncapacity to study or business loss
ct memory, confusion, thoughts of >clf-de>truciun
fears of insanity, sc 1t will restore the appetite
renew the health If chose who have destroyed it
by sensual excess or evil practices.
Young Men, be humLusgcd no more by Quack
Doctors and ignorant practitioners, but send
without delay for the Elixir, and he at once re-
stored to health and happiness. \ perfect cure is
BOTTLES to one address, 81.
One bottle is sufficient to effect a cure in all
ordinary eases.
speedy and permanent cure OF Gonorrhca, elect
affections Of the Kidneys aud Bladder. Cures eff
iccted in from one to five days They are prepar-
ell from vegetable extracts that arc harmless On
the system, and never nausoae the stomach or
impreenate the breath. No change Of diet j.
necessary while using them. nor does their action
in any manner interfere with business pursuits.
Price II per box.
Either Of the aforementioned articles will be
sent to any address, closely sealed and postpaid
by mail express ON receipt of price. Address all
orders to BERGER, SHUTS 4 Co.. Chemists,
(S)iG1y No. 2S5 River ST., Troy, y. y.
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Nasty, IN BEHALF OF THE TRUSTEES OF
TIE HAM AND JAruErH ACADEMY :
TENDERS TIE PREsl pENcY TO JEFF.
DAVIS.
To Jcj;T2oa Darts, 6,te President ~ tie
h'e .Soatieyw Coatcieucy:
She unlereincd, your ardent admirers
who tollard willingly yoor lead in the late
tour in the south TO look after addishnel rites
which un!ortuitly resulted in the loss NV
sich Nv EN- cz we he'd, we beg to tender
700 oz Il testimony NV their esteem, the
Presidency NV the " Ham and ,Iaphclh
Academy for the development NV the
intellek NV all races irrespective Of race or
colur,' Nv witch hev the honor to be
one Nv the Fakulty.
We worshift 700 before yoor ontimoly
capcher in female apparel, tor the dignity
with wich 700 bore yourself doorin yoor
prosperous days, yoor manlness doorn
yoOr long and unconsttooshkel incarcera-
ton in Fedral bas,le, land yoor naughty
though silent as>ershen NV the natral
soopenoriIy Nv the Southern man doorln
the annoyin proceedings witch ended in
yoor triumphant release from yoor abasht
persecooter, and we feel that in yoor
hands the interests NV the instlioot will be
entirely safe,
Many reasons impel US TO this course (:
First. We aSsoom that 700 are poor in
this worlds goods Troo, 700 he'd oceans
NV money passin thro the Treasury doorin
the fralisidie struggle forced onto us by
the North, but wat chance he'd 700 FIR
sieelin, with benjamin and Mallory and
them fellows with 700, who he'd the bene-
fit Nv practice doorin Pierce and Bookon-
mons administrations. A man coodent
make days wages pecuatn in Treasury
witch them men he'd gone through.
Second, You wood be Nv benefit to us
With yoor name at the head NV our fac
ulty, the Northern Democracy wood shell
out their stamps with n liberalty never
before witnest, and the lnsttoot wood be
endowed heflier than any similar instooshn
in the country. The Kings name is a
tower NV strength. Remember that the
Democracy NV the No tn give the excl
Vallandigum $50, 200 in ten cent contri
booshens. IF they'd do that for him and
SIGH, wat woodent they do for 700 The
greater swallers up the lesser There
never will be sich a favorable opportunity
for 700 to become ten center, witch is
trooly equivalent to bein hed-center.
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BASE BALL.

4Hr. Edtt0r!
With your leave, l will take
it upon myself to correct some g!aring
errors and some ingenious perversions in
the last Vergennes Fe,moatcr, whose ac-
count of the match between the Wide
Awake and Champlain d. j. Clubs is
worthy of many praises for its braggadocio
but not one for its fairness. The Editor
heads his account, "Grcat Triumph of
the Vcrgcnnes Boys"
If it be any triumph" to beat club
which had never with the same nine
played match in the world, and whose
nine contained men who never had played
the game in any shape bnfOre-then this
was GA Great Triumph" But it must
be counted as triumph of the club who
trained and sent up llickok TO the aid
of the Champlans, for his exertiOns,
without doubt, gained the match. And
will any one claim, while awake and
sober, that IIickok learned to play ia few
wrc ks since p
Then look for moment at the GOODNESS
with which our compaccnt Editor styles
the Wide Awakcs. the "Champion Club
Of Nliddlcbury." Is he not utterly ignor-
ant on the subject, when he passes by the
Middlebury College i. Il. c., which has
strong claims TO the State championship,
and which would like nothing better than
to try the "Nergcnncs Boys" if it were
not for the fact that they are forbidden
by the President of the College to leave
town TO play the game this summer.
am authorized by the Wide Awake.
TO say that they will hunt up all the money
the Champlains Will care to cover in
event of Il game between the NJ &. Club
AMI Champains. Now here is a chance
to make good the statement that they
have beaten the Champion Club Of Mid
dlebury 10y trying the NJ. c. Club.
And lastly, see with what an air our
veracious Editor, when speaking Of the
game between the Rising Star and Mixed
Nine puts in the phrase, ''wc are not
advised of the result. Let me advise
you who lack information that it was,
Rising Star, .fte; Mixed Nine, hremySir.
No wonder he had not heard Of it.
lie. me conclude by advising the Editor
| of the I'cpoatcr in all cases to tell the
whole truth by which means he will
save much trouble in writing it
Yours, &c. CANDOR.
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BASE BALL.

Ed Hyi>fcr.-Gcmicmea Below the
score Of Il very interesting game of base
ball, played by the members of the Green
Mountain Base Ball Club of this place.
The gtme was got up at the request of
Mr.. Moor, Of Chicago, a gentleman who
has been stopping here sometime, and
who has taken deep interest in tins club,
helped it various ways and taken part in
its games. The men were chosen for
both sides by Mr.. Roberts, and the game
played for ball presented to the winning
side by Mr.. Moor.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Rev J. f. Bruce, of Shorcham, will
preach in the Univcrsalist Church at East
Mildlebury, next Sunday, at ) o'clock,
u. NJ.
Rev. Silas Aiken, d, D., of Rutland,
was elected one OF the Vice Presidents of
the Massachusetts Sabbath School Society
at its annual meeting, May 30ih.
CENrENGAL CELEBRArION.-The Con-
grcgational Church in Westminster East
will hold its Centennial Celebration on tue
1ltl of June next. services commencing
at 10 A. Nj. The Historical Sermon will
be preached by Rev. rliny II. White,
after which the dinner will be served at
the Town Hall. The public exercises
will then close with the celebration of the
Lords Supper.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District CfAddison. Com
missoncrs to receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands If all persons against the
estate of IORA WALES,
late Of Wcybridec, in sald district, deceased and
also all claims pnd demands exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from the 9th day of Nav
being allowed by said Court for that purpose. we
do therefore hereby give notice thit We will attend
to the business of our said appointment at the
dwelling house Of Isaac Drake, Of Wevbridgc, on
the first Thursdays Of June and November next,
from nine O'Clock, A. NJ, until four o'clock, =.
NJ. on each ct said DAYS.
Dated at Wey bridge. this 1jth day Of May A.
D., 1867.
SNNTI F.. COOK, c,--
s;3w G.. l.. IREtNGTON. tom RS
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CrATE OF vERMONT-District of

Y III.
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison.
TO all persons Interested in the estate Of
HIRAM SMITH,
late Of Bridport, in said District deceased.
Greeting:
An instrument purporting to he the last will
and testament Of said Hiram Smith. dcceasei has
been presented to said Probate Court for probate
and allowance;
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified TO appear
before said Probate Cour'. at a session thereof, to
he held at the Probate Office in Middebury, on
Wednesday, the 9Th day ofJurc next, a. d. 1867 J
at ten o'clock in the forenoon. and show cause 4
any you have, why said instrument should not be
proved and allowed as the last will and testament
Ut said deceased
Dated at laid Aliddlebury, this 10th day of MAY
a. d. 1867,
S;3w JED s. DT-SUNEII Ref-is,cr
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TIE HARLEM RAILROAD EXTENSION
We learn that within the past ten or
twelve days some large subscriptions have
been made toward the building of the
extension of the Harlem road TO Bcnning-
ton, in this State. The whole amount
subscribed for the project now foots up as
follows:
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INRRORS OF YOUTH.

IL A Gentleman who suffered for We RS from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects Of youthful ind,cretinn, will, for the sake
Of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
it, the recipe aud direc uuus tor making the simple
remedy by which he was cured Sufferers wishing
to profit by the advertisers experience can do 50
10y addressing in perfect confidence,
9;1yl JOHN B. OGDEN, - Cedar St, New York.
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G. o E S
DY PEPSIA RE d.

This Great Remedy for all diseases Of the
ST = NJ \ G II.
Is tie discovery Of the inventor Of Coo, valuable
Cough lai~am. while experimenting for his own
health. 1t cured crarlp in the Stomach for him
which had before Welded to nothing but cloroIorm.
The almost daily testimony from various parts
Of the country encourage us to believe there is no
disease caustd by a di,ordcrcd stomach it will not
speedily cure.
FhJstiaas 3n1aa :ll use it. -LiliStas 57a testimony
Of its Efficacy
And from all directions we receive tidings Of cures
performed.
bYSPEPSIA-It is sure TO cure.
HEARTBI 'RN-One dose will cure.
SICK. HrADACllE-lt has cured in hundreds OF
eases
HEADACHE AND DIzzINEss-It stops in 80
minutes
ACIDlTY OF THE sTOMACH--lt ,orrccts at
RISING OF THE FOOn-It stors Immediately
DISTRESS AFTER EATlNG-One dose will re-
move
CHOLERA MORBUs-Rapidly yields to few
doses.
BAD BREATH--Will be changed with half bot.
IT Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS !
| : unprecedented success is owing to the fact
that
1T CURES ASSISTING MIXTURE
To re .s>,ert her sway in the system.
Nearly every dealer in the United States sells
it at
ONE DOLLAR FER BOTTLE.
G. G.. CLARK d CO.,
PEorRI-rors
33ow1y NEW HAVEN, CONN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CCnENCKS MANDRAKE PILL.
A certain Cure for Diseased Liver and the mary
Dangerous Maladies which are caused by
a mnrhd condition OF lInt nr,,nn

A certain Cure for Diseased Liver and the mary
Dangerous Malalies which are caused bv
morbid condition OF that organ.
10 give the public clear understanding of the
mode in which SCHENCK'S Mandrake Pills pro-
duce those wonderful effects which are attested bv
thousands Of reliable witnesses We present brief
DESCRIPTION or THE HUMAN LIVER
and its functions, which will make the operation
OF this popular medicine pcrceptible to every mans
understanding.
The Liver is supplied with blood vessels, nerves
and ab>orlunts. One of its Obvious uses is TO
sccrete aud prepare the bile. 1t likewise filters
the bloud and separates that fluid from all impure
ties. How mdi>lcnsablv necessary to health is
the proper performance Of this fuictiuni II the
liver is Diseased, it cannot purify the blood. nd if
that is sent back through the lungs. brain and
other parts in morbid condition, it must cause
Jaundice hliouSness, obstruction of The kidneys
gravel anl many other complaints more or less
painful and dangerous, but the least Of them out.
enough TO make a man sick aud urcomrortahle
and unit for the performance of any Of the duties
OF lile This unhealthy state ct the system very
often cnds IN pulmonary consumption.
The circulation OF the blood Is conducted in tLr
same manner 1.-The heart sends the vital current
down through the arteries; it passes through the
flesh, taking up all impurities in its protrnss I.
then tile stream ct blood flows backward through
the veins, ana passes to the liver to lie Purified.
1t Is impossible to cure consumption. scr0iula, lr
scarcely any other kind of liberation while that
important organ, the liver is diseased 1t is for
that rca''n that Irregular ply >icans" rarely cure
consumption. They usua ~ begin their treatmcnt
with the use Of some cough medicine. the basi. of
which is morphia or opium in some shape. which
locks up the liver instead of relaxing the sccrc.
lions, giving tone to the stomach and PRODUCING.
a heal nv How Of Die. DIR. Schcnck's
IuINoNlC SlEul, SEAWfEp 1oNIC, AND MNN
DRAKE Puts,
VIII strengthen the system, purify the hood, and
rpen and heal ulcers on the lungs.
volume would he required, to give bricl ac-
count Of the remarkable cures performed nv DR..
Srhcnek ; medicines Viz:-Pulmonic Syrup Sea.
we Tonic, aud Mandrake lill,-nll Of which are
atco npanicd by fail directions for the Use OF them.
DIR SCtlENCk will he professionally at hi,
ro ms every week, - Bond Street. New York.
ana 80 Hanover street. Boston, from A. M until
3r. VI. lie gives advice tree. but for a thorough
examination with the Rcspromctcr the charge i.
five (D doll.rN. His medicines are for sale bv all
druggist, and dealers. Also lulI supply at all
times at his rooms. Price ol the Pulm0nc SvruI
aud Scaweel Tonic. each Fl 80 per bottle, OF
800 the half dozen. Mandrake Pills. % cent.
per huN.
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO.. 8s Hanover street
Agents for Boston. For sale by all druggists.
Sol,
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,Jo,h Billings truthiully remarks that
trying TO live on the reputation of a dead
grandfather is just alb ,ut as cnterpri,nc
as trying to hatch out rotten eggs under
tin wcathcrcock."
A. Evershed Of Ironlcql)it, n 16
years old boy, won the first pre- at the
New York, sport5man's convention at
Leroy, last week, for shooting birds on
the wing, Lring.ng down thirteen in sue
ccs,ion.
Our government is investigating the
seizure of the bark Cocoon Home at la
vana, a few mounths ago, and is likely to
come down on the Spanish government,
as the English did in the case Of the
Tornado lately.
Thomas Middleton, the Beaver county,
Pa, treasurer, disappeared mystcrious'y
last fall, AMI his body was lately found in
the Ohio river, in circumstances which
make it probable that he was murdered.
The German republican commstce of
New York city has formally resolved
to withdraw from the republican party
un'csS the state constitutional convention
shall agree TO repeal Of the excise and
Sunday laws. They are bound to have
their holiday and their lager, without
restriction.
There is singular custom of taxation
in the free city of Bremen. The govern
ment announces the sum that it requires,
and a chest is placed in the town house.
10 which every tae payer brings the pro
portion which he judges it right for him
TO pay. The amount Of tax received has
never failed to surpass the estimate of the
public necessities.
The New Lebanon (N. Y. Shakers are
disturbed over the recent marriage of two
OF their number, David Harding and
Martha j. Cline, the former % the latter
10. They had never spoken together
during their life with the Shakers, but
carried on clandestine corres2onience
until it was discovered and Harding
promptly expelled. Miss Cline then fed
to one Of the neighboring worlds people
for consolation and protection, and soon
became Mrs. Harding.
An estimate in the New York Evening
Post for the next presidential election
gives Connecticut and the reconstructing
states to the democrats, making their vote
80 to 22O for the republicans. If New
York and Pennsylvania also 20 democratic
the result would be lGl republican to $50
democratic electoral votes. But it is no
use figuring; New York and Pennsyl-
vania will not 90 democratic unless the
democrats make a clean sweep
Legislation is getting to be about the
most dangerous business going, and when
n Legislature adjourns the people rejoice
that its power of mischief has terminated
The Philadelphia Inquirer says ofthe late
Pennsylvania Legislature, that committees
were created by the dozen for the special
purpose of b!ackmailipg special inter
ests; that members had not the slightest
hesitation in becoming personally interest
ed in profitable bills which were TO pass !:
that the laws were passed cat the rate
of thirty an hour, without being read.
except by their tiles" and that after the
session was over not Il single member had
the slightest idea of what had been done.
~hat bills were passed Or what interests,
public or private, had been promoted.
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rVuE CONFESSION AND EXpE-

H NTTNVT T. UT NN n ' 7 I'D.
Published for the benefit and as a CAUTION To
IoUNG Mss and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood &c., sup
plving at the same time TIE MEAS or SELF
CuRE. BY one who has cured himself after nm
postpaid addressed envelope, single copies. free Of
charge, may hc had Of the author. NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, ESD, BROOKLYN, King Co., MY. lilly
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

Tic celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time to the treatment of all diseases in
cident to the female system. An experience of
twentv-thrce years enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent relief in the worst cases of
Suppression and all other Menstrual Dcrangcmcnts
from whatever causes. AL letters for advice must
contain 81. Office. No. 9 In icott street, Boston
y B.-lilarl furnished to those who wish to
remain under treatment.
Boston. June =, 1866. (N>13;1y
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CTATE OF vElsNIONT-District of

STATE OF VERMONT.-District of
y fddison. 50.
Dv the Probate Court for the District Of addison.
To all persons interested in the estate Of
JAMES JOHNSON,
late Of NIildlcbury, in said district. deceased.
erecting;
The administrator Of the estate Of said deceased
having filed his application for license to sell all
the real estate Of said deceased Therefore.
You are hereby notified to appear before said
Court, at session i.ietcui to bc held at the Pro-
bate Office in Middehury, in said district ON Mon
day. the 18th day Of June next, g. d. 1861 at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause it any Won
have, why said license should not be granted.
nateu at Middlebury, aforesaid this 18th day
Of May, a. u. 1867.
D;3w CALVIN @. TfLDEN, Jude.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CosTGvENEsS Is THE SOURCE OF DIS
~ EASE.
1t causes Piles, Headache, Dizziness, Biliousucss
Sour Rising, Oppression OF Food Low Spirits,
Worms. Indigestion, &c. DIR. IlARRIsoN's PER-
IsrAtTIC IozENGEs warranted tn cure all these and
every form of Dyspepsia, and the only cure for
Piles either bleeding or blind-as all outward
applications are only time and money wasted
For sale by J. s. HARRISON & Co., Projectors.
No. fremont Temple Boston, and by all Drug
gists, or will be mailed on receiving 60 cts T94w