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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-08-17
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Last Tuesday was day Of re
creation to the Lawrenceburg Sun
day School Ats o'clock in the
morning we were called together by
the inviting sound of cur Sunday
School bell, that has so often made
glad the young hearts of our town
during the last five years. We met
a. the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church where the services were
opened by singing and an eloquent
prayer by the Rev. c. B. Davis in
which he thanked the Great Super
intendent Of all Sunday Schools
for not taking away any of the
lambs of our flock during the past
year. a pro ession was then form
ed and we marched to a beautiful
grove about one mile from town.
And on arriving at the designated
place our Superintendent impress
sivcly reminded US that we had met
to celebrate the fifth anniversary OF
our school and kindly admOnished
us in that parenial-hke way that ev-
er characterizes his remarks when
directed to the Sunday School, TO
regard the spot as holy ground and
to do nothing the thought Of which
would blight the pleasant reeollec-
tions of the day. Next was music
on the organ by Miss Laura Parks,
commingiing its sweet notes with
tho swelling voices of the dear
children. The remainder of the
morning was pleasantly spent in
those innoeent pleasures which a,e
characteristic Of chl5 hood
st the hour Ok twelve o'clock an
elegant dinner. just such As the good
citizens Of LawreDceburg and Vi
entity always prepare Tor such oc-
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collation. ID the pavilion. Choice
wines added a zest to the countless
delicacies spread before rs, and
wit and sentimegt flowed in a per
feet stream. / then returned to
the city delighted with all I had
seen, but nevertheless towing to
my massive snatomy) fatigued.
The princely, open handed, open
hearted hospitality of Cincinnati
stands cut in striking contrast to
the cool treatment at Louisville, .
city that we, as Tennesseans. at
least expected would receive Us
ciyilly, With the solitary excep-
ton of II. Kean, Esq the noble
hearted proprietor Of the Louisville
Hotel and Maxwell House, Nash
vile, who, true to his generous ma
ture, paid US every attention, we
were coolly treated, and this too by
q city whose Interests have ever
been defended by the country press
Of Tennessee against those of Gin
cinnati. But the thunders of that
very same country press may yet
reverberate in the counting, rooms
and warehouses of Louisville 20 the
sorrow Of her merchants. Every
member Of the excursion is delight
ed with noble old Cincinnati, and
viii not fail to remember her for
years to come. 1. ". II.
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YeaderfIsI NnralIFa 80.

Nysaderfpt CuragfYo HGeess.
Vinegar HifteHs ars not vile RaEry
Drink, Aado Of P0oP 1tnass EghislesSs
Proof Spirits aud Refuse I.saugsss dec
toreds ssieed and EEsetenrd g please the tzsie.
called T0nlrs." ApDeiiserz." = RcsfersTs. Sc,
that lead The tippIar on 70 drunkenness aHd Fsis.
but 1fno hfcdlziue made froa The Native
ueef5 and 6scrbs - CaIlfsrnts. free frosl ats
Ateehoiic stimufnufss T1cy aru tha
CHEAT BLOOD PuRsFfEE nnd a
I.IFE GIVING FKfECfFt.sl 4 pass1ci
Eensvator and iuvigar-ior q TIE Egetena. carry
ing OF alt poisou5ns uiattsr and restoring the blead
to healthy eohdition. No perzor eau take these
Blitsrs Hcesrdinr 20 dircciion1 nEf remain sonE
uugeil. provided theis beHes are pet DESTROYED
~ mineral poison o. other means, ard me vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair
They are o. fisnfls FarHuGlss aH well
asa ToHlc, poussssiuEs alao. the Bsezliar assrit
a letEnE psueFfai aEcnt ~ relieving Consss-
tioa Or rnnzmmailoa q ths Liver, aud q AZ ne
Yisceral Organs.
F0R FEMALE COMPLAINTS, NhsshsI
IN youns or cid married slazie. - Size dawn e
uoaanheod Or AZ the turn q lie THESE Teak BIZ
tiers have - esusi.
Fer InanusmsssFr Rnd ChFsnic Hheus
utnsinm aud gsauts Dyspopain Or 7n@
dfEcstIons Bfstoans ftemitteuf aHd
lnterfaiatenf HeFerss Diseases % thq
Bleed Esvcrs kidHeya nr1 Bladder,
these I5IfEeFH hara been most saccsssfal. such
uilen l. Funerliiz produced b. tsranssIasef Of
fho Digestive flrgunss
DYSPEPSIA OR fNDTuE8TTORs
Iieadacte Iasn 81 tiie Ehoaiders cousnas TiEhLs
ness 81 ste Chest. Dizziness. fpEr Er5ctatious q
the Eiamaeii. Bad TASTE u CaS Meeta. blicla
Attacks. ualpitalien % the Heast liaasn7asioa o.
the Bangs. raiH id she rr3sia ~ thc fii11sgs nsa
hundred 5thsr fainsai s5mpteas ale The 81,
epsfifes ef 1yrpcpsia-
They iEvizerafe tho El1rlacis and sliulllate 10
torpid Lives and pn41ls- ubl1It rrHdur ilsul q
un1qli4ilal efficacy in salianH he biaoa q aiii1i'
parties. ard i'lpartiug neu hle ard Fiz9r . ths
whole system.
FOR Skin DISEASES, Eruplioi.a. Tst.sE.
salt Eieafa. Biaselzss, Esots. FinHlca. REstaiss,
E5l5s fIaFbnncfa Iiing-yTcG1fs. Sad Had. sore
Fyes FryaIpeias Itch Ecarfs Dlse1agasi0ase q -
akin. EIsl1rs are AlleFl11 ul rlic -slus ot 49,
ever n1Il5 @ aqsHfc, rfa ife1r1iiG fF ~ alia ~
r-a olt e tic system ta 6 slc4t tii1e 9 ~ =.
tsese EtlsI1 One s1r3a in anrt elsEca vii e-s..'
aisla Lfe lz1. IillrlIIsill % their Gag 49,.
Cl.snsa tte Fiiialsd Elo1s rllsasrsr ysu aHa =
Impurities bursting thrurgh tse zisin g. finF.s1
Erupt1lz q Sores cicanso 6 4hczl yas -
ofs.tfTlctsa and sinasish IA tAs griaas c-zzz-e
ai.sa ftts foni. as-6 seur f2-itsfa wa tsii yol =
Kssp ne blood pare. aaa che hsa.th q tho y
Will 1oifse.
PHI TAPE aaa ether WORMS. Hrh--
II Las system ~ lslfiy thousands, are aie7sl-
destroyed isft removed
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS As2p DbAL...s.
J. WAf.EEfl. rrorfistor. r. ~. lfcD.l sAl',.5[
co. I,-1srllisls nltd Gen. HEeifA - - ssrf
a. aHsl . ane g Scl1nlcrre 1lfee-, AsF 49,
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4 Chaneery at PuIaski.
AUausF Runs, 1871

Alat4t EtLLaai lolA-
A. D. sandhsky, ct ais, VS.. Jacob R. San
dusky ct ais.
T n this cause Il appearing from affidavit
1 hled that the defendant Jno. A SEndusky
fsn nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee, 20
that the ordinary process Of this court cannot
be served on him: On motion it IS therefore
ordered that publication be made for four
weeks in succession in the Pulaski Citizen \
newspaper puEiished in the town Of Pulaski
10 said State, Ee9uiTing said defendants to Be
and appear on the irst day of the next term
ofthe CbaneeTy Court, to be held for the eoun
" Of Giles ~ the courthouse in Pulaski, on
the first Monday in September next. and
ans yer coihplGinan$'s bill, or the same viii
be taken for confessed as 20 them and set for
hearing ex-paTte. w. +. BALLENrIN-
aul0-4t G. & n.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATIEE PILLS

perfectly tasteIess, elegantly coated With
sweo. gum. pHTge, regulate. purify, cleanse !,
and strengthen. Railways pills. for tho
cure OF aIi.disorders Ct the Stomach, Liver
Bowels Kidneys BIH6sscT, E6T7ous Dis-
eases, Headache, ns5iiputioa, Gosfveness, =
Indigestion Dyspepsia, BIlioaslass, Bilious
Fever, InfiamTnatiou e. the 81 zTels. Piles +
and all arrangements % the FasoTasi Visce-
"a. Wsrraated % efieet q positive eaFss'
Purely Vegetable, containing 80 ANeBryr
mineTala or deleterious drugs.
A few dcses Of Railways Pills wili free fh6
system from al the above named disorderss
Price IS cents per box. Sold By druggists
Road "FALSE AND TRUE" Send one
Maiden Lane, New York, ipformaJloR
worth thousands win be sept yen. iulY20 "
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u Chaneerv d PuIaski

AUorsT HULEss l5fl.
Margaret GET, by next friead, vs. oscar
Gale and wife ct ais
TT appearing TO tiie Sc isfaction q tHe elsrk
i and Master freTn efadayit that Qeieiio ~ y
ar non-residehts OF the state o.
Tennessee 50 thut the ordinary pro-
cess of this court cannot Be served upon
them: On motion & is therefore oTdeFed t5lat
pal,ifeat ton Be made for four weeks IL sue
cession in the Ptiaskl CITIES, . news paper
ppbljsl,ei ID the town Of Pulaski, ia sand
State, requiring said defendants to be and
appear on the first day Of the next term OF
the Chsncery Co1rs e. Be held fp9 the eouii-
" Of Giles, &C Pulaski, on the ist Monday re
September next TO answer complainant slii
or thesaFae will be taken iOF confessed IS 70
them and set Tor hearing ex-Parte.s
nuIo " i. BALLEEfTNE. c. m
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August 9th, 1871.

Rev. T, Y. Moore, one of the
ablest Presbyterian divines in the
south, died in Nashville, last week.
He was pastor of the first Presbyte-
rian church in that city, and was
beloved, even to idolatry by his
congregation. Apart from being
one of the ablest pulpit orators of
his church. he exempIifed in every
phase of life, those beautiful chris
tan virtues, which shed a more re-
splendentglory on the characters of
men, than all the laurel wreaths of
statemen or soldiers can possibly
do. His funeral was attended by
fully three thousand people, all of
whom besprinkled his grave with
tears OF affection. Well may the
world mourn over the loss of such
a man.
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washington s Leo University
IExTNGTOE, VA.

fFt4E nezs session OF this Institution Wiz
Il |eemraanes. On the third Monday ztstl
Of September, 1871, and cOntinse NitFeat
interiaission until the fourth Thursday in
June, lara. -.
The Instruction embraces thoroegh Ois5-,l-
cal. Iitersrv and Scientific courses, together
with the Professional departments Of Law
and Engineering
The entire expenses for che session OF 9
months need not exceed $500 OF tsZss ac-
eordiag 20 che price of Beard Arran ge-
lnents are also made for messing ~ alsn
students ma5- reduce thsir ex psIsss g go
nor ssssioh. For further Information ad-
dress G. ". 9. lfteE, Pres or
WILLIAM DOLD, Clerk Of Facility.
August 10th, 1s7l-fE.
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casions, was spread and everybody
cordially invited to partake
Soon after dinner we were called
together to hear a report Of the
school for the past year, which
report is as follows:
School fifty Sabbaths during the
year. Average number Of teachers
present each Sabbath. o; average
] number of scholars present cal,
Sabbath, 81; average number Of
visitors present each Sabbath !
average number of passages u
Scripture recited each Sabbath, 81;
whole number of teachers present
during the year, 467; number of
scholars during the year 3l33; yis-
itors during the year, 20sl passages
ofSeripture reeited during the year,
1880; collections for the school $50.
The Rev. Welborn Mooney, from
Pulaski, was then introduced and
addressed the school for about
twenty minutes with a feeling and
eloquent speech in which he beau
tifully referred to some Of the
notices on our banners, such
as 'sufFer little children to come IN
to me-" &c. At five o'clock We
were dismissed until 8 pm, at
which time we again met at the
Church and listened to an excellent
sermon by Mr.. Mooney, who had
been invited to deliver a sermon on
the occasion. We thank all visitors
for their good behavior and hope
that in after years all who were
| present can look back to the Sun
day School picnic at Lawrenceburg
as bright page on memory's tab
let. JENKINS.
August 9th, 1871.
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H'Our ~ &c.
ATTACHMEET.

RIP. Yaney vs., J. S. Freeman.
I n this cause it appearing to the satisfaction
i Of the undersigned, Justice of the Peace,
from affidavit OF the plaintiff that tho de-
PENDANT, j. s. Freeman. is q non-resi-
dent Of tho State so that tbs ordinary process
Of law cannot be served on him, and an orig
inai attachment having been levied n MS
property, It Is therefore ordered that puhli-
cation be made in the Pulaski Citizen, a
newspaper published in the town Of Pulaski,
for four successive weeks, commanding the
said J. S. Freeman. to appear before me at
my Office IN the 18th civil district Of Giles
county, Tennessee, OF Saturday the goth
day Of August 1871, and defend SAID gnit
against him, or plaintiffs debt will be taken
for confessed, aud proceeded with expnrte.
3 81. PARKER.
iul2T-4t J. p. for Giles County.
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There seems to be no doubt but
that the Odd Fellows Barbecue, of
which we have spoken before, viii
prove a grand success. The mem
bers of the Order, and the citizens
generally, have offered to contrib
ute so literally to the affair, that we
are requested to announce that it
will be held on the 18th of next
month. Invitations viii probably be
issued next week, and our familiar
ity with the hberality and taste of
Pulaski Lodge No II, warrants US
in saying, that the barbecue, viii be
conducted on a scale that will do
credit to the Order and the county.
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We are panied to announce the
death of Mr.. VIM. Maxwell, an old
and respected citizen Of this coun-
ty, who expired at his residence
near this place, after a brief illness,
last Wednesday night. He vas q
fine representative of the solid
substantial gentlemen of the old re-
CINE, so many Of whom we regret to
say are leaving the walks Of life.
Nj. Maxwell was a soldier in the
war Of 1912.
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4lo Gifts in all ........... eos. 900 90
The grand prize at the head Of the list Is
a part Of the farm formerly owned by Col.
G. W. Polk, situated on the III. Pleasant
Pike, vest Of Columbia. It contains $50
acres and has q fine residence with All ont
buildings complete and wolf improved
We call particular attention 20 the follow
ing:
Ist. We proPose 20 conduct this enterprise
in a strictly honorable way.
I'd. No person viii be admitted 20 the
drawing but those who hold shares the
COMMITTEES to snpeTintend the drawing must
be selected by the share holders. The Man
ayers will take no part IN the drawing but
merely furnish the appliances
Sd. No person connected with the manage
msnt viii Be allowed 70 hold 2 share under
any circumstances.
1th. Absolute titles 70 the various pieces
of real estate viii DO made by thu Mana
gers, thus avoiding the usual trouble eXpe-
rienced in other distribntiOns-
5th. We viii satisfy the public that this
distribution VIII be conducted IN sach
manner as 70 sustain the confidence Of eve
~ share holder in the management.
The drawing viii be made at Athens, Al
ALBANIA. as which plaes for tickets and infor-
formation in regard thereto address
HODGE a. ATTWELL.
E-A special train will be chartered for
the occasion, that all may attend
MANNER OF DRAWING.
There viii be two glass wkss Is. One wheel
viii contain IS 900 numbers plainly print
ed, being duplicates Of the tickets sold. The
other viii contain 40 prices. One numbez
viii be drawn from the first wheel, and the
first prize drawn from the second Wheel VIII
be the gait Of the number first drawn, an
so on until all the prizes are drawn whoth-
er the Capital Prize or one smaller
sTAu monies arising from the sale of
Tickets viii be deposited IN the Bsnk Of
Coiumbia and Fret National Bank Of Col
umbia.
REFERENCES.
Hon. W. B. Wilson. WI. Dale, Esq.,
Lipscomb Bros, Kahn 4 Tarpiu-
DR.. 7. b. Rains, Col. 7. W. Reese,
Martin & Picksrd, Hon " Thompson
Hon W Z Whitthorne, Jno. b Barkin & Go
Col. A u Looney, A s Hershey,
Wm. j. Andrews, Esq, Willis =. Jones'
James Andrews a. Co, J Il hc8aW, Mayor,
John Frisvso1. President lst Nat. Blk
" 2 Ingram, Pres. Blk Colunbia,
Msi. " Z Richardson. Selma, Alas
Hon. Luke Pryor, Athens, Ala
4 Ll5ral Disooans Girn-to Agenfs.
augfo-td
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A Rattlesnake seven feet lOug,
was killed near the farm Of Mr..
Copeland Whitfield two miles from
this place few days ago. His pro-
portions we're large enough, to have
enabled him to appear in the role of
a boa constructor. Peace 70 his rat
ties.
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NOTICE.

DEPORTS having been circulated that We
II were ceiling Beef a. 10 cents psr pound,
and such Fepeits being utterly Incorrect
we take this means of saying 70 the public
that gs are selhag the best Ercsh Beef AZ
six and eight cents according q qGaEty.
Give US call and We u4rrantea eatistaeti on.
aaFlT-lm IL. BUCHANAN 8 BIO.
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& deputy Collectors
A

EF1HE Sc 81 lard lssyetofose ed ferliss4 .
ssld cn be 9Th inst,s under =, 2
Wrrtsnt. issue6 81 .Janes Aullins. oiiee
tor snd levied upon the lands q Mary An
derpon. Kate " hiteIEan ana Samuel alAsei
banks. Is hereby postponed 70 Saturday nc
esth day Of August at CorDersyilles 1e9n'
auIB td S. {. M0FFETF, Dep Col
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Edgeso}d Junetioa. Tenn, Importer and
Breeder of Itslian Qaeen Bees and fr0pTi-
etor Of Iszngstrosh's Celebrated Movable
Cenlb Bee Hfpc. fer the STATE u Tennessee.
\. :. TOW SSESD. Lecsl Ageat, Pulas-
81, TenE- arglT y.
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NOTTCE.

I'm the 25th day Of September next ] wiz
~ offer for sale to the highest bidder, at the
late residence of Thomas JONES, dec'd., the
Tract Of Land (inciuding the Mill) upon
which deceased resided before his death
TERMS One half due 25th December next,
and the balance due 25th Of December, 1872.
Bond with approved security required and q
lien retained 90 secure the payment Of the
purchase money. n Z. ALExAHDER,
jul27-4t Ex'r. Of Thos. JONES decd
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We call attention to the charm
ing poem by our talented young
friend E. o., on the outside of this
manor
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Fruit Trees.
CUmBERLAND NURsERIEs.

CUMBERLAND NURSEtStES.
HAMLIN & BARNUM,
Ed GEEZEED JUNCTION, TEFE.
1.hE Ian gest stock Of Apple trees IN Ten
Il nessee. Peach, pear, plum and cherry
trees, grape vines, straw Berries, faspberries,
ornamental trees. DC, IN great THristy.
Wholesale and retail. Prices very low
Catalogues sent free. aug1F-1y.
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RADWAYs' READY RELIEF
Will AFFORD INSTANT EASE.

The application Of the Ready Relief to
the part or parts where the pain or difficulty
exists viii aford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops in half rambler Of watar
viii in G few moments cure CRAMPS,
sPASMS. SOUR STOMACH, HEART
BURN. SICK HEADACHE. DEARRHEA.
DTSINTERY, C0LIC. WIND IN TIE
BOWELS. and al INTEREA Il AIMS
Travellers should always carry bottle OF
Radwayss Ready Relief with them. A
few drops in water viii prevent sickness and
pains from change Of water. 1t Il better
than French Brandy OF BiiteTs ns stimu-
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FOR SALE.
The Most Desirable Residence in
Pulaski.

FTHE undersigned viii sell privately the
i house and lot lately occupied by John
H. Pointer, dec. The lot contains
-Four a creS.
Price and terms made khcwh tc parties
wishing TO purchase on application % either
of as.
JOHN C. BROWN, v-
augIo-st N. cH1LDREss. executors
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FEVER I'D AGUR.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for ffty cents.
There is not remedial agent IN this world
that viii cure Fever and Agua, AMI al other
MalaFious, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Xel-
low. and other EeveFs aided oy RAD
WAYS PILLS. 80 quick as RADWAI rs
READY RELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle.
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~ SUBsoR1BEEs TO PETERs' M /
Mucieal Monthly get al the
latest and best Music at one
and two cents piece Eve ~ /
" number contains from "a
to IS worth of new music; -
~ and it can be had for so cents -
The JulN and August num-
bers contain 80 pieces Of Mu-
80 sic, (72 pages, sheet music
size. and Wlll be maiiad for
ID so cents. AddressJ. l. Pc
TIERS, see Broadway, n. Y. aug3 I'm /
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A young man by the name of
Thomas, G. Steeley, who dwells a
mid the syeamores of Sugar Greek,
and whose face is undoubtedly IS
imperyious as his name, was fined
5000 and costs by Esqr Alternately
last Saturday, for paying public at
tentiops to a notorious conrtezan
of this city. It IS to be hoped this
wholesome tax on the contents Of
Steely's pocketbook, viii have the
saIutary effect of correcting his
morals, and teaching him the re-
quirements of common decency in
the future.
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh and
Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Eteyg dTeD Of the sARSAPARILLIAN
RES0LVENT communicates through the
Blood, Sweat, Urine, and other fluids and
juices ofthe system he ri9or II iife, for It re-
pairs the wastes Of the body with new and
sound material ScrgulG, SspAilis, Con-
suDlBti0u, Glandalar dfseass, 62cSrs 81 ~
ttroGs, Mouth, Tuners, Aodss IN the qlGAds
and 0tAer parts az TIE Sgstezss Sore Eges, Sfrg-
discharges from tse ears, and the sp0rsf
forms Of sbiA G5&eaees, Erapttols, Fensr Sores,
.Scald Head, King Horn, sSalt RAeuR1, ESy-
sipelds. dene, Black Sses, Worsas 81 "a
feSh, Thns0rs, CaRcsrs a sAs Holsb, and al
seeakeniRg and pGsafuS discharges, d1cks
iSoeafs, loss OF S5erns and az tgaFtes QffAe
life pTiaciple, are srithia he eVrGtsrs rage Of
tsss IC0ader 81 AodeyR Chemistry, asd q fsl5
days Use s0iIl pr0Us 20 any person usiH7 4 fsr
either oftbsse Forms Of daseass is patent Poacsr
70 care fse1s.
Not only doss tha SAEsAFAHIs EFAS REso-
WHIT excel all known remedial agents in
the cure Of Chronic, ScrofHloas, Constitu--
tional, and skin Diseases bEt is is the only
positive cure for
q Complaints,
Urinary and womb diseases, Gravel Diabe
ties, lropsv, Stoppage Of Water, fneonti-
hence Of Crime, Bright's Disease, Alhumi-
maria, nndin all cases here there are brick
dust deposits.
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FOR SALE

n GOOD tvo-lorss WAGOS, newly re-
paired. Price $50. Apply At This Office for
twenty days sHgig St
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NOTICE

MVI4Ck-
Gilea Hudspssh. aasmr SIS. Charity Ann
Ailisons g ais.
A IL persons having claims against Wm.
"A Z. Allison dee. ara hereby notified 70
file them duly satksnticased With me on or
bo1oFe the fsE Monday 10 January neat.
aa1a-4 ~. T. H4LLENIzEE, g. = u.
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DR.. S. c. Dickson has favored l s
with a splendid specimen of Ten
nessee natural leaf tobacco. grown
on his farm in this comfy.
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New Saloon.
HAVING opened the saioon Ia the Ten
f1 nessee House. propose - keep on
hand hne stock of al kinds ef
Liquors.
ToBACcos.
AND CIGARS.

r.. select the best custom and viii be
fis,-ssafeai 10 deserve 1t.
h-~. Butler, from AsTses Hill. viii Be
f.s,id behind The bar st all times
as1sF-lfs F.J. DEVER & co.
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q. a. J. WHTTTH0RNE.

OFFERS his professional services to the
" eifizrns Of Pulaski and vicinity.
E~OEFIcE:-At his residence opposite
Ms. Charlie Carriers ii Ar. Osborne's
brick building. agility
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TO TAX PAYERS.

7 WILL attend at tho following timos and
i places TO recei ve the State and County
Revenue assessed for the year 1871 in Giles
a0unev fr-vrik
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HEALTHI REAUTY ll

STRoNo aS0 PuEE RIoH BLOOD IGcREAsE
OF FLEsH AND W EIaHT-CLzAR SKIN AID
BEABrzEu Cox PLExIOa SEoUHAD TO Ar.
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Next 81 prizes, building lots, st 256 ZOO 90
- 80 prizes, Building lots, atS25o $50 90
{" 19 prizes, Building lots, $3.50. 1850 90
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DIR. IkADW AVS
SARSAPARILLIAN RES0LVENT

Has Mans THR MosT AsrsEEHIEs Cum;
So QUEoR, So RAPID ARE THE CHAKoEs
THE BODY UNDERaoEB, UNBER THE INFLu-
CINE THAT