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The Portland daily press., 1871-04-11
NONRESIDENT Taxes

TN the city OF Portland, in the County of
l. Cumberland, tor the year 1870.
nonresident owners in the city OF Portland for the
year 1869, in bills committed to Henry W. Hersey.
has been returned by him to me as remsiSR?n 's0S
paid on the Slst dav Of Aug, 1870 by his Certificate
Ser ansg Sate ana Pow remains ppPaia and p9cs
Within e.een months from the date Of Ct tie ssd CITY
mitment Of the said bills, 50 much Of the real estate
taxed as viii be sufficient to pay the amount due
therefor, including interest and charges, will with
out further notice be sold at pubnc auction At the
office OF the easu er OF said city, the twelfth
Gay OF april, IL. at ten O'Clock A. M. 80 +.
Name. Description of property. Val. Tax
Babcock, Abigail g., building and
land cor, Green and Portland g., 1900 17s 30
Bodge, Joseph g.. IL house and land
cs 60 Green street, with stiles, 1900 40 4s
State and Pine streets, 7ooo 1ss 60
Cnesley. Margaret M, land M andN
Dodge. Richard T., foundry and land wv q =
nd ioo Green Green street, 1890 ~ "a
House and land, Portland street, Zoo az sdS
Dyer, Isaac. stable ON leased land,
Building Union Wharf, SOO ID ID % %
0rgeby, Edward building on leas.
cd land; Plum street. 400 s62
RiIlaro. Timothy heir Of, land Mid ~ '0A
e;
johnson, Elizabeth F., part Of Hope
island OF Durgin, INN % On
LarIabee, Joshua b, Mrs. chop and gov
Land, Portland street, 7oo ~ co
Leayltt W. H. VI. house and land W wv"
OF Emery street. ION 90 ke
Leighton, Robert Jr, buildings and 80 W
land w OF Washington street asno on "A
Building on leased land Nswburv oo 'o71
S star % mar els street. &c 400 952
Iibbv. Bsniamin - h Madie street, tO00 119 90
ca land. Union street. Gan 10 "a
Lpoy.George house and land Is Cum
Liner, psr,a1 Ths street; $500 Is 81
1, Sascfe IT.. street., $500 Ge GA
lane, lam % M
Lrn,, Andrew F, building on leased LOW ''"'
land head Union wharf, 5o0 =, On
Mayberry. simeon, house ana land wv nc"
N, rS1t,an m. street, ,.., 700 1s ss
q Merrill streef, pna IN n.
Pierre Charles H. L, buildings and
R lana q si NsxbSry street; 1900 80 "a
s, neose ana n. Pearl streets, 1000 It 60
Green street, Ann "a
Smith, f. o. j. land cor Congress and o 'oz
R EaG6a;ngs streets s, w 5000 100 40
Smith Ns,~ r. w., s,de Cross st.. 1000 95 ~
st MsteIvll Eh ST.; 900 21 ~
land 80 Dautorth st., 1soo 40 a
Stackpole, S, 1-s house and land
~ DAnIorth ST., aoo o, 40
3-l6 store and land Fore st. sso = =
Stiles, Eldridge. 1.2 house and land
canton st.. OF Harris, am 10 "a
Iricnty. Edward, land Mayo st. 3oO III
Washburn, Ichabod, building and
iand Dow and sIsckett sta, 1000 At 60
Portland, April 10, 1871. aprio II S12 |
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International Steamship Go.
EastpOrt, Calais and st. John,
DIGBY, WINDSOR AND HALIFAX
Spring arrangement.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

On and after MONDAY, March
A Goth, the Steamer New Brunswick
a, n3M Capt. 8. II. Pike, and the Steamer
- IE New. England si;ad,. Cart =: Field, win
State street, every MONDAY and THURSDAY
at O'Clock p: m. for Eastport and st. John, Re-
turning will leave st. John and Eastport on the
same days.
~ Connecting at Eastport with Steamer
QUEEN, for st. Andrews and Calais and with
n. B. q c. Railway for Woodstock and Houltor,
Connecting ct st. John with the Stsaue r EN-
PRESS for Digby and Annapolis, thence BY rail- to
Windsor and HALIFAX. and with the e. Il n A
Railway for Shediac and intermediate stations
Freight received on days of sailing until of
clock p NJ.
mr17is1w If AR. STUBS, Agent.
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PILES. PILES,

re.y Som1uoH tnef9 being but few
persons who are mot troubled with them at some pe-
ROD OF their fe The disease exists in small juniors
In the rcctum or about the aLus, which are divided
state Of the veins OF the part second those which
present the character of a solid tumor. When the
tumors are within the rectum, they called inter-
ternal. When they discharge blood they are term
ca bleeding piles;a when no blood appears, blind
piles: Nothing equals BRIGGS PILE REMEDIES
FOR thesr cure. Sold by DruQpists. -
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Wharf Property for Sale.
FOR SALE.

nNE-THIRD IN common Of the Burnhanl Wharf
" property, extending from Fore street to low
water mark. Forparticulars inquire of
mr23-3w JOHN G. PhOCTER, 93 Exch'cs A.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-11

new Many Hhou80na0 Car Testify q RhlD
byUahaDpy RxpoRionoo!
Young man troubled with eniastOns In IeaD-a
complaint generally the result Of 8 bad habit IN
you'll, -ueated scientifically and perfect cure war
Ianted OF NO charge made. ~ ~, = :,
Hardly day passes but We are consulted By one or
more young msn with the above disease, some Of
whom afs - weak and smaciated q though they had
me consumption and By their friends are supposed .
nave IT. Al such cases yield to the proper and only
correct c0ufss Of treatment, aud in shoT1 dina ~
nAds to rejoice In perfect health. Fzxm
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-11

xhere are many men OF the ags OF thirty who sxe
troubled with too frequent evAcaAtions from the blad5
DER, often accompanied BY slight smarting or burn
nef the patient cannot account for. On examinins
the urinary deposits ropy sediment vii loften II
found, and s0metmes small particles Of semen or ty.
bumen viii appear, or the color will BE- Of thin min
tsh hue, again changing to dark and turbid appear-
Ance. There arc many men who die Of this difcuitv
Ignorant Of the cause, which u the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WuAKHuse. ,L
Lean warrant perfect cure In such cases, ana q
fuu and healthy restoration Of the urinary oraane
Parsons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
ean do 20 BY writing, In plain manner, descrip.
ten Of their dseases and the appropriate rensdsa
JAN correspondents strictly oonndentdaI an. IN
y Ieturne1, II desired. - Z =
Address: DR.. J. r. HU0HRa
Text door to the Preble House. Portlsnd. "a.
Bend Stamp Tor Circular.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-11

A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, westerly part
~ Of the oity, containing II rooms, (well arranged
Tor two families desiredD cemsnted cellar floor,
brick cisern, well OF good water, furnace, range
and gas fixtures together with good stable. Lot A
BY 100 feet. Terms favorable. -
Inquire of JOHN Proctor, -a
mr2kd3W Real RpSafa Rrnkor "a Rvch.,,ca
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-11
Real Estate at Morrill's Corner

I1OR Sale. one story house and lot for $1100; or
Il two additional acres for $3.50. Also half
acre lots. Apply to W. H. JERRIS,
aplOd-3m Real Estate and Loan Agent.
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MEDICAL.
! DIR. j. b. HUGHES,
oAH N 1o7HD At HE
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. II Preble Street.

Next the Probe Heu.s,
WnAhE p can % eonsulted Privately, and vit
hours daily, and nom A. n. to r. II,
Dr.. q. addresses those who are SUFFERING undsr N.
Impure eonnsction the terrible vice Of
Devong his entire time to that particular branch al
che msdicel profeasion, he feels warranted in
AnfHENe CUn1 IN ALL CAsAs, whether Of ions
standing OF recently contsoctsd entirely removing ~
dregs Of disease from the system, and making psr>
6Dct and PERMANENT OURI.
He would call the attention OF khs ahy,ctaa In N.
cot Of ne LONG standing and well-sAfnsd reputatioo
FINISHING sufdcsnt assurance Of hie skiii md sus
cess.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-11
REAL ESTATE.

Real Estate, Dwelling Houses,
Mills, Store, Cooper shops, &c.,
Fer Sale 1t a BARGAIN,
a HE above Property consists of three Dwelling
Houses, with Stables attached: 100 acres os Land
In lots to suit: Also Grist Mill Shingle and Stave
MIL situated on the Little Osipe River and as good
Privileges Also, stand for SALE consisting Of Store.
Cooper Shop. Blacksmith Shop, House and Stable,
with 10 acres OF good Iand, Iruit rees &C. There Is
Post Ofce connected with the store which are both
doing good business Terms made easy.
The above property is situated at Nason's Mills.
South LiminPton, York county, Maine, III pleasant
location and good neghborhood.
WouId exchange for real estate in Portland.
Innuire nj A. Fl. WATSON,
eod-aor10tt or, JOHN l.. DAVIS, on the premises.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-11
Extensive Mill Property
FOR SALE !
-H,t 5r -. = ..... li
T0ZNNble Investment !

r. HAT well-known Steam Saw Mill, Wharves and
Mill Pond, SIT uate on he Dorih side of kodney
WhaI il The city If saint John, at tie Ferry land.
ing The RrOuI d inc udes half Nelson Sin: the
Pond and Wharves contain upwards of seven acI es
The Mil Is spacious and convenient. anu in thurou oh
working order, containing two Gangs, two Single
Saws three edRing Circulars. three Cross cutting
d. two Lathe and Paling Machines, one CiapDoard
anu Stave machine, two Sugat-box shook machines,
oil the most apirov Ell desc IptIou. There is ample
loom for the erection Of any additional machinery
Tor other manuac, ries. Also, THU ~ six BUILDING
Lots, IRONING on Rodney y haii anu Union Street.
The situation vi the properly in The middle OF the
h2rbor. accessible at al lines, In summer aud win
ter AFFORDS advantages uneq nalled 10 the Province
The said property has ore front on Rodney Wharf
anf Slip its entIre leDgth-about 500 feet 4 he
track OF the Western Extention Railroad will at an
early day. be laid along the said wharf to its outer
end at the public Ferry Landing.
Ihe subscriber Intending to cosd his present busi-
nsse offers he above property terms that will bs
FOUND advantageous, and hich can be ascertaiped
on application at his Office in saint John. large
portion Of the purchase money can remain upon &c.
curty ii the above property il not dir poseu OF be-
1oe Wednesday, 18th AtIil next, it will on that
Gay. at noon, be offered at public auction on the
premises John RO!sERrS0N
SAINT John, N B., 18th March, 1871.
Saint John, 9th April, 1871.
r: s. The above property will be sold at arctien
On the lSth INST. at noon, on the premises. con
siderabi portion OF the purchase money NAV re-
man on interest Tor one, two, three four years
aps-N JOHN ROBERTSON.
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CastasA 60 she Public.

O8ot7oA 60 6he RVhllo.
Every intelngsnt and thinking person must Know
hat remedies handed out for general use shoud haye
their ehcacy established by we'll tested experience il
shs n.nao OF tssuleIly educated phyaan, Whose
and cufealls puxDof e to DO the best in the Vor0
yhicn sss not o1as ssle.s. but Away. Injurious
his phyGcian - 1t ID amentable vet iDconfrovsrt
Bile dot, that many syphitc patients are made MD.
cradle with run ID Consultations BY matreatment
from inexperiepcsd physcians in general prsctice os
iss point generally conceded by the best syphioers
dhera that tho study and management OF fheoe Como
dlaints should snsross the whole time Of those Vbe
would BE- competent and auocsssful In their treat.
ment and cure. The Inexperienced general pract.
toner having nsither Opportunity nor time to max.
himSelf eoquainted With their pathology, commonly
Ing an indiscrnnats uss OF that Anqusted and dan.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-11
3 Farm for Sale or Exchange

For City property. In Falmouth
AMA- four miles from Portland, contains
~ ~ 40 acres, cuts 20 to rs tons hay
d ~ good two story House, Is rooms
barn, wo0dhouse, &c.
Apply to w. II. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent,
mr31s3w Next East Of CITY Han
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-11

- Situated ON street, Knightville, Cape
m Elizabeth, house % by 80, one and one-half
;R.story, CONTAINS six rooms; good garden Rea-
within week. lnqaire ON the premises.
-'t y SAMUEL WARREN,
Knightvle, Cape Elizabeth.
Portland, April 7th 1871 - = - n
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House and Lot for $1,000.
AA one and half story house, coptaipg seven
G;l eQlaasa1 St. Good lot 1l2 It deep. Terms
favorable. Apply to
mr2assw WIN. Il. JERRIs, Real Estate Agent,
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A Rare Chance
House for saIe.

A NEW, Two Story House for $3.50. Located
"A near the Cumberland street Cathedral, good
two story house containing IL rooms convenient tor
two families. Rents for $27s. aprs*st
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-11

Scripture and Science have met together.
Genesis and Geology have kissed each other
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-11
House for Sale.

A ONE and . hal STORY house, centrally located,
"A and In coed repair. Hard and soft water on the
premises. This property will be sold at q bargain If
applied for soon. Enquire at % Cedar st. mr9tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-11
FOR SALE.

tien In Knighsville, Cape Riizabesh.
SANDY ground, perfectly dry cellars. with tho
~ best OF well water, large cisterns, and pumps in
mnks; thoroughly finished throughout, both two
story; one mas two story bay window, seven large
rooms ana ample store and closet room, nicely ar
ranged Tor one family; nice stable and shed at
tached. and garden with i've PRIME apple trees The
other has nice piazza, eleven large rooms. etc., ar
apple trees. Lots large and adjoining. This Ioca-
tion is a. near the Portrnd p. o. either end oil
Portland and Ogdensbufg Depot, and Dry Dock.
will sell the above or $1,000 each, less than the same
as well located in Portland can be bought for.
Applyto d. u g. FOSTER, e.
ap7tf -.t.lara sr 20 Commercial st.
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Aeu say they rest y hen labors cease;
They watch the sun'et down the sky,
and sit With folded hands for peace,
As ifthe night brought callnness. Whyi
Toll mover ceased since iiio tcgnn,
They only rest whose day IS done.
The stone which mar',s orr mortal slceu,
Doth most unlovely seem 20 lio
Iii moisture cold aud silence deep,
Our prison house and barrier. Whyl
No living couch bat hath lts moan
Yet sll sleep voll who take this stone.
They walk in silence round our feet,
And round enr heed with mafiisd sigh,
And in eoT grassy winding sheet
They drove the whispered scandal. Whyl
SeoTn, shame and wrongs are mortal baaes-
Nor car nor hesrt have moulderiag names.
They plant the laurel whore We ret.
And trajl The glossy amarauth hugh
aud wreath the blue torsct-iae- not
with iminortslles and ivy. Whit
ra'e love laughs no. nor feveri~b we;
Bat who laughs 70 ~ saar VS. hs 'ewl
Men, deeciy maSsRs staFwar3- faln
Would pjeres the hops OF yopjer Skyi
They crave 10 hive iiis's dreams again.
And link eacsh's broken tcJJors- Wbyl
iiecravs, nos chairs " hose treedom's won,
They only rest whose ioving'> done.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09

OEcuARD GRAs&-During the
past ten years this grass has grown
50 rapidly into public favor that
seed dealers have found it inpossi-
BILE to supply, at "a reasonable price,
the great demand for seed. We
find farmers in every part of the
State lsyiag aside the older, aud
heretofore popular grasses, and are
taking mp with this new candidate
for popular favor EStravSgaDt as
are some OF the statements in ne
gard to its superiority over other
grasses, we are disposed 10 credit
them. No one has ever been dlSap-
pointed in it who has given it a
fair trial, Its hardness, great
yield, Duration, aud early as well as
late growth; its excellence as q
hay grass, its power 20 resist graz
iog its quick growth, and many
other valuable qualities, not the
least ofwhjeb is its fertjlIzjag prop
critics. certainly are sufficient to IN
. daee our farmers 10 go largely into
it, Nash union and Ameries0.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09

How eloquent is eUencet Ae~
Qujescencc, contradiction, diser,
eaee Gss1aia, embarrassment, and
awe may sta oe eNps esseJ by 81,
leRee, Ituav be necessary to iI,Gs~
sra,e tals apgsreat paradox hl s
tcw examples, Do Yen seek an as
sUraeee CT yoae la3y-love's styee-
tjoa2 The fsir ore confirms her
lovers gon3esy hopes by a eomp}j,
ant and Ssseatjag silence, Should
You hear an ssssr,joa, which You
msy 5eeSa false made ~ some one
81 whose veraeitv p0lSte2ess may
withhold yea from opealy declsr-
ing yoor 1o8ht, You denote diff
fgteaee ofoplajoa A}, remaining 81
yeoe- Aye yoo receiv5ng 8 rcpri-
mSn3 iyom g saperlor3 Nou mark
voay respect hv &tte2tlve silence,
Are yoU c00pe}e3 70 listen Co the
0ty0tous conversation of & fops
NoJ Ss-aJN year 0pjajon of him
by ,eeasinE Ais ,oQoae5tY With eoa-
temp,0oGs sl,ea>e, Are y00 In the
coarse ota ANY negotiation about 60
enter oa discussl2a paia08l to
Year eva feeling, ana Co chose Who
ave concerned its The subject is
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09
PULASKI, TENN,
THURSDAY, NOYR 9th, Isl
Editing a Newspaper.

Many people estimate thc abilt
" ora newspaper and the industry
snd talents of its editor, by the
quantity orelitorial matter which
IL contains, Its comparatively an
easy task Cor a frothy writer 70
pour ont daily columns of words
words apon any and all subjects.
Ills ideas may low in one weak,
washy, everlasting Hood" and his
command OF language enable him
10 string them together like bunch
Is Of onions, and yet his paper NAV
be s. mcager and poor concern.
But what is the labor of such a
man, who displays his beaded mat
Ter" ever So largely, TO thatimp0sed
on the ja3icious, well informed ed-
lto-, wSo exercises his Vocati N
with an hourly consciousness of its
responsibilities and duties, and de
votes himstltto the conduct ofhjs
paperWlth the same care and assid'
ATTY that o sensible lawyer bestows
upon 4 suit, or a humane physician
upon q patient without regard t.
show or display? Indeed, tbs
mere writing part Of editing a pa
per is but 8 small portion of ShI
work. The care, the time employ
edin selecting, is far moro impor
tant, and the tact of 8 good editor
is better shown by his selections
than any thing else, aud that ",
sll know is half the bsttle, But
as We have said, an c(itor ought &
De estimated, and his labogs un
derstood and appreciated, by tbt
general conduct of his pSPcr-its
tone-jts tcnpcy-jJs uniform, con
sjStent eouyse-its principles Its
aims-itS maDginess-its dignity
its propyicty, To preserve tbesl
as they should De preserved, il
enough % occupy fully tae tjm,
and attentions OF any man, lit
this be added the general super
vision of the pe"spaper establish
meat, whlch most editors h9ve Il
encounter the woader is how the,
can find anne or room to write an
--Lfsrgy Ccmpeai9a
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Gcorge 5. kn0x e a5lers.. com si. i1anss, Is.
Amaud8 : Euaz q e5her~, de8andluzs
Z r aapeur NJ r1 the sfiss.dgsioH af eAechsRSS
and hi-.1er rom ureuf nzi- t,.lslendsina q
James, A MuCnHluE john & NJ luuaeI assss
ii 3LsCanuai James q Mcdonnell. Ail1tsu
e 4aCabrei lsurv So Aegaunc} E5er5
AcEuuHul ami Jaey Rhhe lieCualaei
aFs uIu r1-jicH1s or 5he Sla1s e3
faune-s~-e So lhst che ordinary pro-
ee~s uf tl5s 1,urg ean1rt1 De -erve,l uPaa
caem @n uinrifn Ia H. liizrsii re gr,ler-d shag
pu IcaEiflu 1t maiia for H,ur weeks iIr SIX
-es~5an in -le D'ua>;i g1TIzEN e Hew~E a3rsF
published if ..iu usWu -}f Eusas~st ia ~siisl
>i-I1s requiring -;lIi de.uHstaIr-- % BE- and
apreur beiure tla U.eFt and Master a.
rue-- GA llie dr-5 day of tbe HeE term ai
tle Ghancerv .-sur' CD at leI,i for s.Jl es.ufl-
ly at sz5-u-, a. tlia-.si ga sha I'd Arlfily IN
Iautarv Hes.1 and ~hstV sisiI-s, y alsN theN
have wis Gins sun =1uulai net 5e reviewed a.
gtl1-G rlem.
eeEIA " z. LESTlSe. C, 81 "a
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09
DIR. RADWAY'S
PEI FECT lTRE4TIFE Pills.

perfectly ra~5siesss- elegantly eoaessE with
s'see5 gum Ptfrge- Regulate purifv- elsar--,
amt >tru uzclheH- RgfwavT~ Pills. for Ihs
cure ~ ST sIisar5er< ot the SJsu7sls D. Eivlr-
B1Nsi- kptaeyz Blathler- Nervtsss ElI--
eases iisusllesss- enu~tiparban- Ga veus. So
indigestion Dyspepsia Bt.l.arls-lte-s Ell Isrss
fevl-r- EHfa18E la5is q ~ che 3. WsIs~ TIes-
aBd 1il derana TTleIr- 90 lhs Internal Fi-se-
ru- WHruart-,i 20 effect R'sasli-e cure
Pare Y E-sZ-lalsls- our.fHlu-r TO mB ga
rs Gs-ru IS .8r sii.ie1eri.syI~ irug--
A hsW q -e-0f Radwav', ri is vii free rne
~y~Cem frsH al chi. sn,,r nara 81 dil4rIn &.
Plice - rvBH- per BOX s,lit rs dtWrei,>rs,
Es.u,I e. = Z~E ND T CE SEMI one
.enrer stamp G. r sUWAT & gtB n 2
Mahlen Lime Nv i riz. In rmriz-nf,
wurrh rhlus-ia.i-- viii be --H5 v.eu- Hf'v4i Iy
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09

a Peaasvlvania ru-aIlsss a1Een. lsd
tie nlr rseeuely-, and bought a large
purple egg plant. Alter he bad
cAswed il 60 a -uaiallum be Plai8l-
fyeEv renarSeds Tbev doua raise
no such jeey millions a. tasy Gsl
before the war
a latle boz, w1en asked hy 81 ia-
dv tcAe saulse1 bard at school ala
II Goae bart ayself ae i AIS
sas3 the las}ys yoa Ras5 ste1y hsgd
+ ~ yoa uevey te Fres5 }eae et the
+ Jaue1 Stasa N9ma'ssae cyisst tae
oey. bas 3 &oas eNUee5 % bes l'ua a
+ Democeat.
Teo goo8 pstase3 Irshaea, on a
eeslaa oec9sioas ocee P5e& tae
aae be3 Ia tAe aesalg enc g,
T tAen ia2azes1 ef she oahee
DeaaJz, ds3 re hsas the lA4adass
lsss nigas
No. Pas al Il rafiig eauader.
Ies Il sAaa1ecsd Il Aive0 aal
Z ata ws3 eume tugisler
sac &ive .14aa ye Weke
zee Cor Sc kaQvI saaasS sles2 vAel
Il tae41sss.
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MeKIssACK'S
HEALTH RITTERS.

DREPa RED e-srn tferbs - the BEST We
dleinaI FirrHe Eheg purity che Eis d
cl.Ha-e tile ~vs en- PrnTnssCinss EHal1h Ansi
RESIDING ail the G-~aEg1IFlizltl fll1cE5,sHs &C
ghe hannah belly E-aeviEllv slsfflilc up,fH Fbs
tivisrunsi LUr-7s rsssiriulr iiissl appeti1t asld
azli Isistze h,s .is hiss rsufa rsuE
he veeel'tbits Gem ao-illifu- at the E5giers
can de ~ hurim rhHv ara. preferred o. al
sUlirr~ b. gasi~e E hfsu-e uirm- The trade
can se suBpiiad Goa Gberal uarHls- ca iH-
-HscEiilu ui,, 2-sss--sr a1 Nt-tlsille cil--ssi
rhsnt les. uieiifrine aud HstC subject e. the
liquor tax Rrgspurlss- aIi,l -1isl by
81 MeE T>SACF-
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-09

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