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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-27

ii Roller town lot in Lynnvilie valneo7
loco taxes 500
WI Robertson TT of land dis 10 of % acres
val $50 taxes $50
Shields & Thompson tr of land DIS "a of 60
acres val 500 taxes 4, SO -
James Fogg's heirs tr Of land dls is Of IS
acres val $50 taxes ,25
VIM ~ ales guardian Rosalee Philips tr of
land dis y 349 acres val II ,63S taxes % -
a H Alternately TT of land dis valued at
$3.50 taxes 80 oS
Elkmont Springs Company tr of laEddIs
400 acres val 5000 taxes 40, 90
Constantine Perkins, in Pulaski valued
5000 taxes 90
VIM Judkins tr Ofland dis of Zoo acres
valued 1900 taxes 800
John Marks tr OF land dis 6, 222 acres val
ued 64oo taxes 3D.
Patterson & v illiams tr of land dis Is
acres val loo taxes so cents
VIM S Walls TT ofland dis % acres val
ueds 600 taxes 8, 90
JFP Gracy tr of land dis IS of 500 acres
| valued loco taxes 800
Hartwell Harwell tr of land dis is of loo
acres val Too taxes $50
MeCaskell tr of land dis is 125 acres val
Jas MeCallurn tr of I'D dis Is 300 acres
valued 400 tax 200
jackson, Pillow & ClacE TT of land dis Is
| 1000 acres val 500 tax 400
| j B Lane tr ofland dis is Zoo acres valu-
] ed 800 taxes 80
| Martin Taylor tr of1Rnd dis IS of II acres
valued IS cents tax 50 cents.
| w L Wilsford TT of land dis IS 1o9o acres
| val loco taxes 100
Helnan Williamson TT Of land dis Is loo
| acres val 400 taxes 6, rs
A NJ Yancy tr of land dis is SEQ acres VAL
! ned 500 taxes j, 80 .s.-
1t is therefore considered by the Court that
| Judgment he and is hereby entered against
the aforesaid tracts Of land, town lots OF
! parts oftoWn lots IN the name and in favor
| Of the State of Tennessee, for the use of the
! Central Southern Railroad Company, for
the sums annexed to each, being the amount
! OF taxes, besides costs and charges due seY-
/ orally thereon for the year 1851; And it is
| ordered by the Court that said tracts Of land
town lots or parts of town lots be sold as
the law directs to satisfy the aforesaid tax
es, together with the costs accrued thereon
| to them severally, returnable as the law di-
| reefs in such cases.
| Witness, Henry NJ Stanley Clerk Of said
/ Court at Office in Pulaski. this First Monday
in April, 1870. II. N. STANLEY, Cl'k
In pursuance of an order of condemnation
issued to me from the Circuit Court OF Giles
county, viii sell at the courthouse door in
| Pulaski on the
First Monday in July Next,
the above described lands, for Railroad Tax
es for tho year 1851, and costs and charges
due thereon. G. NJ BROWNLOW,
- Railroad Tax Collector.
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NARRIED.-Near this city, on
Wednesday evening 25th inst, by
Rev. J P. McFerriu, MR. G. T. RoB-
INsoN, Of Huntsville, Ala. to Miss
Dora, daughter of the late GILES
REYNOLDS.
The beautiful bride, the handsome
bridegroom, and the accomplished at
tendaDts, all cOnspired to render this
one of this most brilliant weddings
the season. We sincerely hope that
the silken harness in which the hand
some couple are yoked By love will
grow brighter and stronger each sue
ceediDg year.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-27

FINE Strawberries We are in
de6ted TO Mr.. Henry White. of this
vicinity, for lot of the finest straw
berries We have seen this season
There were two varieties, the Bob
Lee and the Stone wall jackson. The
Bob Lee were the largest we ever
saw, one Of them measuring over six
inches in circumference The Stone
wall variety is a Seeding of the L. e
and CONES in just as all others are
giving out, which makes it very val
liable. 1t has delightful favor, aud
a finer table berry cannot be had.
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Expelled for Drunkenness.

THIS is to give notice to all whom it may
4 concern, that J. L. M0sely has been ex-
PEELED from Bee Spring Lodge. No 50, /. o.
Good IemplaS, tor the crime of drunkenness
and is thus published for adding Insult to
injury, by sending to orr Financial Scereta-
Try refusal TO settle has dues in the follow
ing offensive, PTofaHe and seWTTIleGs RSta:
April list, 1870.
Mr.. Mel nalRng, Eqr.
Mic Dear Feand if you and your Feand
Want you Dues you mus go to Polaski. you
ma go to CalbOs 81 Barnes if so be that We
have heard him and have been fought BY
him as the troth is in jesus.
YonT Feand
A. l.. Mosely EQR.
It was also resolved shat the Lodge pro
coed by law to collect the balance of unpaid
dues charged against the aforesaid j. L.
MOsely, i'm otherwise promptly settled.
By order of the Lodge.
j. ]. STEVENSON,
may20-2t Acting Secretary,
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HOUSE BURNED.-We learn with
regret that the dwelling house of our
friend Gill BufOrd EiIb all
Of its contents, was totally Destroyed
by fire last Wednesday night. He
and bis family were absent, and we
nave not heard the origen of the FIRE.
LATBR.-Since the above was writ
ten We have ascertained that only
Mr. Bulord's kitchen was burned
Glad TO hear it was no worse.
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is com petent and deserving.
A deiigh tfsI dag vas spent in Il

A deiightfsl day vas spent in the
woods last Friday By the pubils of
Mrs. Adams aud the Misses Hunts
schools. We Rere there and
knocked balls, ate sHgsr candy and
talked TO our sweethe&rt TO our hearts
content. We enjoyed the fun huge
", as did everybody else sPpa-
rently, and hope that We may be
enabled soon to pass another such
day %
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TERRIBLY MIxED.-Last Wednes
day night, it will be remem bered, was
exceedingly dark. We heard fell
low at the New Constitution saloon,
whose tongue vas little thick, try
ing to say it was ''as dark as stack
of black cats" His first effort re-
suited as follows, BARK as a sack Of
clat backs" his next, ''dart as a cat
of sat black" next 'cart as sat of
back elats.'' at which he became dis
gustsd at himself and exclaimed that
be didn't believe it was dark ad-m
bit.
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]. T. MEDEARIS & CO.,
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN.
Mav0n 1Y -
TAX SALES M

Lawrence County.
1868,
DY Vii tue of an order of sale to NE d.
ID rectsd from the CirCu.t Court of Law
renee County, Tennessee, will sell on the
First Monday in July Next,
courthouse door in Lawreaeeburg, the fol-
lowing described tracts of land for the taxes
due thereon for the year 1868, also 20 satisfy
the costs which are clerks fee 81 90,
collectors fee 81, 90, printers fee sl,50, il
each case, to- Wit
Permeliar Capertor tr of land $50 acres
district /, valued $50 taxes $50
w B Hall TT ofland AIS acres dis1 valu-
ed 500
Martain, Perkins & Co TT of land of 40
acres dis valued 215 taxes 2, "a
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Secretary Of State.

Thos. H. Batter. of Jackson coun
ty, was elected Secretary of State last
Saturday, On the 4sd ballot. He was
a lawyer before the var and served as
Circuit Cevrt CLERK many years. and
Is eompetent and deserving.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-27

STRANGE THINGs.-The weather
has been as warm as the middle of
August-Tennessee is entirely from
under radical rule Grant has refus-
ed a pFesent-ths Mississippi is be-
ing bridged. and DR.. Whitthorne has
all the finest perfumes. latest patent
medicines. toilet articles and drugs.
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The Fenians.
me Canadians are on another

The Canadians are on another big
scare about the Fenians. The ex-
,ciLemen runs higher on the border
than at any time since 1866. The
Feuians are in such motion along the
line from Boston to the frontier as to
indicate that they mean business
There are Tumors that large numbers
of men are ready to ship from Boston,
Concord and other points, and are
awaiting transportation. A dispatch
from MoCtreal on the 24rh says -
The Government has receive, in
formation of threatened Fe5 e
nlonslralious on tie ironti5 {
news does not excite inns
alarm, except 10 connection wit
Red River Expedition. tits teI
the frontier alarm is a feinl to-
an attack on the expedition
enters the wilderness, and I'd
reinforcements from being senCo On.
A report was received at Albany
on the 25lh at 4 p. m. saying that
heavy fighting was going on near
Franklin between forces under o.
Neil AM Canadian militia. Gen.
O'Nrill was forcibly arrested by the
U. E. authorities at St. Adams on the
95th and committed. Several fights
were reported in yesterdays dispatch
.es.
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Items.

A press convention is talked Of
Florida.
Augusta. Ga, contributed s4O3 to
the Richmond sufferers.
Cuban ASSOCIATION meetings are be-
ing held in-Jacksonville, Fla.
Two ak Confederate officers are
teaching cOlOred schools in Grimes
county, Texas
Memphis papers say that e. ,OOO.-
600 worth of buildings ar &auer con-
tract and being bVibzSn that city.
The Selpas me and Dalton rail-
road v ably be completed by
the June.
The prisoners cou6ned in the stock
sde at Sulphur Springs. Texas, re-
Gently overPowered the guard and
made their escape.
About / 500 children attend school
in Columbus. GA. OF these about
600 attend public schools, of whom
$50 are colored.
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AOOSs
RY yiTtue OF an order of sale to me direct
ID ed from the Circuit Court of Lawrence
County, Tennessee, / viii sell on the
First Monday in July Next,
at public sale to the highest bidder at the
courthouse door in Lawrenceburg the fol-
lowing described tracts and town lots, tor
the taxes due thereon for the year 1868,
also to satisfy the costs and charges which
are N each case collectors fee $1,oo, Clerks
fes Sl.5o, printers 81 so
Tract ofland dis II 119 acres valuedsl5
taxes as cents listed to II Ally.
f Hunter tr oflOo acres dis eleven val
Is taxes Is cents
II Maxwell tr ofland GIs eleven 200 acres
valued 200 taxes 200
W S Mcbride tr of land III acres district
e'ev, val rs taxes 10
w K McKennon tr of land $50 acres dis
eleven val $50 taxes 9, so
A L Piekard tr of and 800 acres dis elev-
en- val one hundred fifty taxes l so
John RenfrO tr of land 264 acres dis eleven
value d 400 taxes 400
Suamer Town Company tr of land zoo
acre ,sleveu9sEal 4sO taxes 400
THStewart - in Henry Vile no =
valued IS taxes rs cents
J TurnbOw TT Of land loo acres dis eley-
en- valued IS taxes IS cents
A J n White tr of land 100 acres dis e,ev-
en- valued Is taxes IS
David HeltoR 81 of lan1 100 acres dsstr ct
twelve val 10 taxes ten cents.
Vim Martin tr of land 102 acres dis twelve
valued so taxes so cents.
Robert NJ Cooper tr ofland 1914 acres dis
thirteen valued 100 taxes 90
Cross tr OF land $50 acres dis thirteen
valued rs taxes IS cents.
Stafford heirs tr of land 200 acres dis thir-
teen val Is taxes IS cents
W H Smith tr Ofland I72 acres dis thir-
teen val $50 taxes $50
Luther Wood TT of land 400 acres district
thirteen val 100 taxes LOU
THOS. DUNN,
Tax Collector.
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A burglar made an Intellectual at
tempt to enter the dry goods store Of
L. Soiinski Wednesday night. Tie
noise awoke the clerk wto made ey-
tensive arrangements to give him a
warm reception.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-27

There was an immense crowd at
cha closing Of the Agricultural aud
mechanical fair Saturday. The e1-
hibitiaa Wss attractive. The hoFti-
cultural fair closed with grand ball
- Maxwell House and promenade
1t at Masonic Hall. Both pla-
SWere thron ged. It was the M os
brilliant affair of the season.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-27

BEWARE OF CoLD.-This ohangea-
bic weather is more trying to the con
stitution than anything almost to
which it may be subjected. Colds,
coughs, and all diseases of the lungs
and bronchials are rapidly cured by
the Hungarian Balsam of life to be
fouud atSanv druO store.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-27

SgIRIFED MAIS.-An exciting and
contested chicken fight OCCUR
ust under our windcw the other
Richardson & Co. Dropped iu-
9 ring their large and iaglorious
ghsi bird, Gray Eagle. while
Cheatham entered "Dew Conslitu-
tioD," small speokled domiDicker.
The sighting was kept up very spirit
eddy for abo ut fifteen minutes, when
it was ascertained that New Consti-
tuition was too light, though he prov
ed quite as plucky as the other bird,
and the entries were Withdrawn.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-27

Ladies will 6nd relief from their
headache, oostiveness, swimming in
the head, collie, sour stomach. rest
lessuess, ETC., etc by taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
Persons living in unhealthy local
tiles may avoid all bilious attacks by
taking dose Of Simmons Live Reg
ulator occasionally. to keep the liver
in healthy action. It should be used
by all persons, old and young. It is
not unpleasant, is purely vegetable
amd. is not injurious to the
delicate constitution, and will
Yep the liver in healthy action.
Equine Remedies and be your own
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-27

CIRCUs.-The big circus showed
here yesterday to large though some
what drenched audiences. We go
to press Wills the performance is go.
ing on. ana a -.--
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SLIM jan This celebrated cIgrs,
and other fine brands, in great varie-
y and quantity, at Finley d Moore's.
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Kings Nashville Directory for
1870 shows Io1 saloons in that city.
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DIED In this city. on Friday
night Goth inst between IL and !
o'clock, of Jaundice. Mrs. NJ j. Pull
ley, wife sfsQsslP uIley Esq, aged
81 years
Mrs. Pulley vas devoteSs
and loving, kind mother. This. i
woman's best epitaPh.
made home happy ard
Although not amen
she was known to all as
woman. Her death =
a large circle of relati
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BRICK sTORE HOUSE.
Exeeutor's Nnfiea

The shdersighed having been qualfged as
Executor of the last #i1l of =. w. Mason,
indebted to said deceased VII PLEASE cofHe
forw nd and settle at oree. All fer,ons
having clair1s against his estate faTss pre-
sent them, duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law or they viii be bar
red. In my absence Mr.. j. 2. Ezell will be
in control OF papers, and viii receipt for
money due the estate on same.
niaoon-&t B. F. TAYLOR, Ex.
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The i
Mr.. Ed.I
elected c

liter the close OF The war
NE to Nashville and devoted
himself to business, chiefly in the in
terest Of leading cotton house in
New York as agent. Among all with
whom he has had personal or mercan-
tile intercourse he is deservedly pop
ular aud thoroughly respscted. His
past career affords ample guaranty
that be viii render faithful and eff
Gent service to the State. Above
all. his honesty is unimpee ebable.-
The Legislature could not possibly
have selected better man.
DR.. T. NJ. Morrow. of Knox coun-
~ the newly elected Treasurer. is
comparatively young man, having
probably about reached his Thirty
fifth year. In the late unpleasant
ness be was a surgeon 10 the Confed-
crate army, acting as Medical D irec-
tor at Knoxville for some time. He
is gentleman of fine abilities, cour-
teous in his mapRsts. aud will bring
to the dischaT is new duties
qualities and rements which
wall fit him fof~shGB6sition.
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The Fair-Grand Ball and Prone,
made Concert.

Equine Remedies are warranted.
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State and County Taxes, 1858.

STATE OF. TENNESSEE, GILES CO.,l
Circuit COURT, ARRIL TERM, 1870. !
WHEREAS, William A Malone, Collector of
the public Taxes for the county of Giles, has
reported to the Court the following tracts
ofland, town lots, or parts of town lots. as
having been assessed for the taxes for the
years 1869 and 1868, that the taxes thereon
are dne and remain unpaid and that the re-
speciiye owners of the same have no goods
and chattels within his county on which he
car distrain for said taxes; to wit:
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WaggonDer's meat market is just
iammed with fne beef and mutton.
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Urnment

pth houses have agreed that an
rnm ent sine die of Congress
Id take place on the Ssh of July.
Members say that this will be ample
time to pass all the really important
legislation, including the bill to re-
duce internal taxation, the funding
bill. the appropriation bills. and other
important measures which are pend
ing in the committees.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-27

BUsTED.-A negro in this neigh
borhood a short time ago conceived
the idea of firing of big christmas
gun. Accordingly he procured a
glass bottle, filled j: with powder and
dropped a coal of FIRE into it. 1t
took the doctor two hours to pick the
glass ont Of his face.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-27

When yeu go TO Nashville go to
McKoin & Cos, Sc College street.
to get your Furniture. They sell
cheap and would take pleasure il
selling you goods in the house or fili-s
ing orders seut by mail.
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TAX LIST.
Railroad Taxes, 1851.

STATE OF TENNESSEE, GILES CO..l
APRIL TERM GILES County CRCUIT COUHTf
JUDGMENT OF CONDENSATION, April. 1881
Whereas, George NJ. BTOwnlOw, Railroad
Tax Collector for the county of Giles, for the
wear 1861, has rcpo' ted to the court the fol
! wing tracts of land, town lots or parts of
town lots. as having been assessed for the
taxes for the year 1851: that the taxes there
on have not been paid and are still due, and
that the owners of the same have no goods
and chattels within this county which he
can distrain for said taxes, with the addi-
tiOnal costs attached to each case Clerks
fee $3.50, Collectors fee 800, and Printers
fee S 80, to-wit:
John Kimbro, one tract Of land in district
no. 8, 125 acres, valued at l 80 dollars. Taxes
l dollar SO cents.
Mrs. Susan McCracker, one tract of land
in district no. 3. of77 acres, valued at $50
dollars. Taxes IS cents.
Wm Tomlin, one tract Of land of140 acres
in district no. 8, valued at 140 dollars, taxes
20 cents.
Robert Cobb, tract of land in district no
8, of 81 acres valued at 500 dollars, taxes
3 dollars and so cents.
d F Graves tract of land district no s.,
of us acres valued at 800 dollars, taxes 5
dollars 60 cents.
Sarah A Neal. tract of land in district no
s, Of lI9 GcreS, valued at 200, taxes $50
II Mrs Sarah A Neal, guardian for Henry
Meals heirs. tr. land district no s, of 354
acres valued at 81, 400, taxes % 50.
James c Madrv tract Of land So acres in
district no , valued at $50 dollars, taxes 2, 10
G f Mcclure, one house and lot in town
! of Corr svil C valued at 81, 200 taxes 1928
ThOs NJ Miles, tr of land district - II, of
1903 acres value ? 200 dollars, taxtS,26. %
L Hurt town lot in Cornersyille, valued
! at $500 dollars, taxes 1870
Mrs Jane Davis TT of land district II, 81
| acres valued 1876 dollars, taxes SO.
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Germans in Tennessee,

Use Equine Remedies and avoid ulischia.
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he Tressury's
Tue audited debt of
ID it appears upon the
bod Treasury department.
May -. 1870. shows ths folloving
comrarisoDs with the same spscies
of debt. April LIST. 1865
Debt MayI. 1870 "a. 3d. 20, ss3.334
Debt April I, 1s69....s.....-- 1864, o55,oT7
Increase. ..................S 81, So9, 257
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The New state Government.

The Humboldt Headlight con
cludes a lengthy article upon the
good effects Of the New Constitution
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE

brilliant affair of the season.
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1860

One of the Securities for T NJ Scott, Dc;
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DY virtue of an order of sale to me direct
ID ed from the Circuit Court of Lawrence
County Tennessee I will sell on the
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es.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-06
SherlH's Eala.

Under order Of Judge OF Probate. W. W. Rife
=, M ~. 90. II 9. Riss, ct as-In Partition.
i son Wigg, Judge Of Probate for Mchland
County, will sci, on the fret MONDAY in
March next, In front Of the Court House, in
Columbia, within the legal hours. -
ali thatLOT OF LkEG, situated in tho c,,v
OF Columbia, containing one-half acre. more
or less, known in the plan Of said city as Lot
no. 1905 bounded on the North by 0ervais
East by land now owned by Charles Hamburg
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third cash; balance In
one and two years, secured by bond and mort
gage OF the premises. Purchaser to paw for
stamps and papers. P.F. FRAZEE
Feb IS NTH y ~
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SheriH''s 8 Sale

VIM: Wheeler Moyc, by next friend, rs. Thos.
Il. Brown, Administrator.-In Equity
Il Circuit Court, sitting in Equity. in tho
above stared case, will sell, on tho first
MONDAY in March, 1870, in front of the Court
house, In Columbia, within the legal hours,
All that TRACr of LAND, in Richland
County, containing 200 acres, more or less.
bounded North by Eliz. Browns land: East
oy GI1bert Garner and Joseph Bates; South
and West by COngaree River and JOS Bates
ALSO,
Tract OF Land, situate in st. Matthew's.
parlsh, containing $50 acres, more or less: and
an island. - n
=, The above described property will be sold at
the @ risk OF tho former purchaser, he having
failed to comply with the terms of sale
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash sufficient to nav costs
and expenses OF suit and sale; and tho balance
on credit of one. two and three years, &C.
cured by bond and mortgage of tho promises.
Purchasers to pay for stamps and papera
rep 10 mtn l.. +. FItAXEE, 4. Il. G..
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DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.


The life OF tho flesh is in tho blood" ia q
Scriptural maxim that Science proves to be
truo. The people talk OF had blood as the
cause OF many diseases, and, like many popu-
lar opinions, this of bad blood is founded in
The symptoms Of bad blood arc usually
quite pain' Bad digestion causes impSrfact
nutrition, and, consequently, the circtiaSion
ls feeble, the soft tissues lose their tone and
elasticity, and the tongue becomes pale,
broad and frequently covered with pasty
white coat. This condition soon Shows itbaif
In roughness OF the skin, then in ERuPrIvE and
LUCRATIVE diseases, and, when long conti-
nued, results in serious LESSONS OF tho Brain,
Liver. Lungs or Urinary Apparatps. Auch,
blood. 1t is estimated by some that one-fifth
OF tho human family are affected with Sdrofuia
in some form.
When the Blood is pure, you are not 80 liable
to any disease. Many impurities of tho Blood
arise a. from impure diseases Of large cities
e and good sprto fsr saie 1ae o
strength will return to you.