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FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for ffty een,s.
There is not a remedial agent IL this wsrla
that viii cure Fever and Ague, aud all ether
halarioUs, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yal-
low, and other Fevers (aided BY RAD.
WAYS PILLS, 50 quick as RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF. Fifty cente per bottle
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Christmas Chimes.

Each new subscriber to the CITI-
ZEN who pays 50 in advance, gets it
for nothing,
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Refarancor

Il. Burns, Pres't let Nat. Bank. Nashyiue.
John B. Smith, Pulaski, and others,
If necessary wiz visit Pulaski 70 eonsula
with claimants. setIz-sYn.
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McKISSACK'S
HEALTH BITTERS.

DREPA RED from Herbs of the Best Me-
4 dicinal Virtue. They purify the Blood
cleanse the System, promoting health and
restoring al the disorganized functions of
the human body. Especially acting upon. the
Liver and Lungs, restoring lost appetite and
making the feeble frame 81 rong.
ne vegetable composition Of the Bitters
can do no harm. They are preferred to al
others by those who use them. TIE trade
can be supplied on liberal terms. On in
spectiOn the Assessor st Nashville classed
them as medicine and not subject to the
liquor tax. Prepared and sold by
j. W. McKISsACK,
feb23-1y. Vale Mills, Tenn.
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LIVERY
And Sale Stable.
Pulaski. Tenn.

I IA pleasure in saying to the public,
1 thar my commOdious Livery Stable on
Main Street, north Of the public square is
now well supplied with the
Best Of Harness and Saddle Horses
Costing Buggies, nice Carriages attentive
and accommodating 0stlers, and plenty of
proveg1der.
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HEALTHY BEAUTY !
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Ecery drop Of the SARSAPARfLLIAN
RESOLVENT communicates shroagb tBe
Blood, Sweat, Urine, and ether iuids ~
juices ofthe system he eig0r Of lie, for Il re-
pairs the wastes Of the body with new ~
sound material. SerQfuka, .SgpAilis, Con-
sumption, G2anduldy disease, U2oers u "A,
throat, A0litA, TaRs0rs. Nodes IN ~ OlnS,
and Otlser parts Of tie system, .Sors Eyss, sim
HlayOas discharges flOia he ears, and az ssor.t
forms Of sksa diseases, Erapti0Hs, Esrsr Sars,.
.Scald Head, Riag Worm, .Salf B1sxEa, 1r1-
sipslgs, fcRe, Block lSpOfs Worms n ~
flesh, IlsDsoTs, Cancers "A lie WOsab, AID aif
treakeRiag aud pafnfal discharge, N5H
S,0eGfs, Loss Of Sperm and az s0astes 0flf
lie principle, are S5ltAia f6e curativs raagsof
tbs s00adeF Of A0dorn CheaRssfrg, aud q ne
dGgs' uss s0flt groUs to any person using 81 tr
eltser 0f,tseSs forms Of dsseass is potent poug
20 cure them.
Not only does the SARsAPARIyLTAN REp'-
VENT excel all known remedial agenh N
the cure Of Chronic, SerofnlOus, Consttu.
tional, and Skin diseases; but il is the only
positive cure for
Bladder and Kidney Complaints,
Urinary and womb diseases, Gravel Diabe
ties, Dropsy, Stoppage Of Water, InoOnsi-
hence Of Urine, Bnght's Disease, Albumi-
maria, and in sll cases where there are brick
dust deposits.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

The application of the Ready Rsiief,,
the part or parts where the pain or difiosltv
exists will afford ease and eomfUYt.
Twenty drops in half thmbler Of usta,
viii in q few moments cure CRAMPS
SPASMS, SOUR STOMACH, HFARTll
BURN. SICK HEADACHE, DfARRHFa
DYSINTERY, collie. WIND IN TIN
BOWELS, and all INTERNAL PAINS.
Travellers should always carry bottle Of
RsdWayts Ready Relief with them. A
few drops in water viii prevent sickness aud
pains from change Of water. Il is beftsr
than French Brandy or Bitter a. = stimu-
ant
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SPRINGS.

Sold on the most reasonable Terms.
Agents wanted in every town and county IN
the State. Please send for circulars and
samples of the work. Everybody should
uso the
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storeo aud Supplies furnished the Govern
mont, &e., &c. Vouchers purchased.
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The Best For General Uses.
Ituses 4 straight needle and makes the
Lock Stitch alike on both sides of the goods.
Its great economy in Thread, using only
~ yards of thread to make seam one yard
in length, while some others require yards
for the same length, also uses glazed and flax
thread. It's great power and accuracy of
adjustment, passing through, with ease and
oslerit,y,
Thirty-E'ive or Forty
thiekncsses of Domestic, and without
changing tension, needle or thread, passes
on to tissue paper, making beautiful stitch
without tearing it. Its simplicity of ten
SION, the bottom thread being always right,
onI J remains to conform the top thread toit.
It's the only Sewing Machine in the
arket that is clear of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-21
The New Cotton State.

The marvellous energy and rapidity with
which California is multiplying her industrial
resources, far more than compensates for the
decline of her gold mining interest. Her
farmers are already engaged in the culture
of coffee, cocoa, opium and tea with the
most fattering prospects OF success. The
vineyards Of the State have proved 30 remu-
nerative that each year they are made to
cover an increased area. The planting of
the mulberry, aRd the growth OF silk, sheep
and cattle raising, and wheat, have each
been found profitable; and now we are hardly
surprised to hear that the Golden State bids
fair to claim o place among that sisterhood
otGommonwealths whose staple production
is cotton. One firm are planting.,hree hum
dred acres in the Merced bottom, aud an in
dividual has five hundred ready for planting
in Los Angeles. Other like undertakings are
reported elsewhere through the State. We
shall watch with great interest the result Of
these experiments in State which less than
quarter of century ago was wilderness,
and which has already achieved no mean
prominence in the Departments OF mining,
agriculture, grazing, manufactures and COM
merce.
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key engage neither to construct nor maintain
any naval or military sisehal uponits coast
in securing the aboItion.oi the restriction
imposed;by these clauses, Russia is enabled,
without ihcurring the hazard Of interference
ON the part of her neighbors, to take the tirst
step towards that gobbling Of the domain OF
the Moslem, which, since the time OF Peter
the Great, has been the dream OF every Car.
The shores OF the Black Sea will now be
speedily fortified, and its waters will bristle
with Russian fleets. When this is accom-
plished, we are likely to learn the reat sig
niicance of the recent rumors Of secret al
lance between Russia and the new German
Empire.
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The Russian War Cloud.

The result of the recent Conference of the
Powers on the Eastern question dispels, for
the moment, the fear of another great war,
growing Out OF the abrogation OF the restric-
tions placed upon Russia by the treaty OF
1856. The obnoxious provisions of that
treaty, which are formally wiped out by the
new treaty just signed, are the following:
ARTICLE XII. Fhe Black Sea ia neutrallzed
"nlle open TO the mercantile, marines on all
nations, lib waters and ports are formally and
in perpetulty kterdicted to vessels of war.
whether belen s1o nations having territory
bordering INA thsnEise.
"Article Il seabeing neutral
lied BY iOa rseyislon, Russia and Tur.
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of the diamonds. In the rough now obtained,
Brazil furnishes the bulk. But they are gene.
rally small stones. Not more than one of
eighteen carats is found in ten thousand
picked up. The antcipations raised by the
discovery of the diamond fields in South Africa
have not been realized. 1t is not thought that
enough will be found there to affect the prices
of diamonds to any great extent.
Henderson 0xendine, the negro despera-
do and outlaw, who for six years past has led
gang which have been the terror of several
counties in North Carolina, was hung at Lum-
berton, N. c., On Friday last. He madea ful
confession OF his crimes.
-The New York Herald, of Saturday, in ITS
reports OF the stock market for the previous
day, says: s'The Southern list was quiet and
generally strong. The only feature was sud-
den rise Of about two per cent. In the new
South Carolinas ia the afternoon upon the an
nouncement that the State agent In this city
will pay the April interest in gold coin on and
after the 1st proMmo. The old and new issues
are gradually approaching in value, owing 70
the prospect that bonds OF all kinds will be
funded into the new sterling loan, which will
make the State debt more uniform than 1t
now fs."
"A census of the people of Great Britain ls
to be taken at midnight on the I'd of April,
confined solely to the enumeration Of inhaoi-
tants. Four days before the enumeration
blank schedules are delivered at every house,
and on these are to be recorded the names
and ages of every resident Of the dwelling, at
midnight, on Sunday, April 2. No child born
after midnight is to be .tncluded, nor is any
person dying before that hour on that night.
These schedules include the age, birthplace
and occupation. The districts are made sufl-
cienNy small to enable the agents to collect all
the schedules on Monday, they taking the
pains to see that each has been filed out ac-
cording to the directions. Each family makes
its own record, and delivers the paper to the
collector In this way the enumeration In the
whole island is simultaneous, and is complet-
ed in a single day, giving the exact population
at particular hour. The general estimate IN
England is that England, Scotland and Wales
Will show an aggregate population of 81 l.O00,-
mn
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The Reign Of Terror in Paris.

The foreign kilograms, printed this morn
ing, show that the unfortunate capital o
France is now in a worse plight than wheI
the German lines gfrded it round and ,hostA
shells were falling in every quarter OF tht
city. Then the people were united. In th'
presence Of the common danger they stood
firmly together, and were ready to- brave
every peril to save their unhappy country
Now the Germans are marching homeward
and the '.Reds" rise in revolt, and do al
that they may to re-establish the horrors o.
the great Revolution. The moment that the
victorious Germans withdraw, the rabble Of
Paris do their.best to cut thethpats of those
whoE, theswar had-spared.t. THINKS as.char-
acteristic as it is horrible and disgusting.
,During4hs closing days:of-the war France
learned that there was people outside OF
Paris-that the fair city on the Seine was not
all France. This lesson will Fnot beiorgotten
in the moment Of civil strife. Bordeaux and
Lyons and, Marseilles may bluster and fight if
they WILL but The provinces will be ready, If
need be; 70 march against Paris. and will
stand ready to sustain any government which
promises security and peace.
~WsbelisveTthat at thissatime the; French
people care little what form Of. government
is given them Their homes are desolate,
their fertile lands are laid waste. the national
flag trails in the dust. They consented to
peace because q longer struggle was use
less, because they sighed for quiet and re-
pose. And now that France has no hope,
save in steady work and administrative re-
form, the bowling Reds rise in rebellion,
shoot down their law-ahiding brethren, and
cast abroadthe bloody banner of rapine and
revolution.
For NJ. Ehiers and his colleagues there
can be no backward step. They must crush
out the revolt, or the Germans will do it for
them. There is. in truth, every reason to
believe that all Frenchmen who have any
thing to lose had rather be ruled by a-Ger-
man general than by the insurgents who
threaten with death the very generals who
have deserved best OF their country. 1t is
hard to teH what the end will be, but it is
certain that by French bayonets or German.
needle-guns the insurrection will be crushed
out and the semblance of order restored.
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9rerial .Moflress

NJ CITY TAX notice. OFFICE OF
CITY APPRAISER, CITY HALF CHARLESTON,
s. O., FEBRUARY. 2sr, 1s71.-Notie8 10 hereby
given to all concerned that RETURNS for all
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, within the
limits Of the CITY Of Charleston, shall be made
and delivered at this office on or before the
twenty first day Of March, 1s71 Tor the year COM
-meneing on the first day OF January 1871, verl'
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under his control, either ss owner, agent, parent,
husband, guardian executor, administrator, trus.
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with the VALUE Of such PERSONAL properly SO
held or controlled
BY Section 81 OF Act No. %, OF the Legislature
Of 1858, approved September 18th, providing Tor
the assessment and taxation Of property, which
act was extended, so faras applicable, to the City
OF Charleston, BY an act OF the Legislature pssseo
March 1st, 1870, 1t is made the duty OF tne olty
Appraiser to add fifty per cent, and one ooiiaE rs
penalty for failure or neglect to make returns oi
property within the time glvenso odo, and must
be observed.
The following must be returned for taxation as
Personal Property, viz:
Horses and Mules.
Neat Cattle.
Gold and Silver watches.
Gold and Silver Plate.
Piano Fortes, Neodeons, or Cabinet organs
Carriages.
l.. Wagons.
Drays.
Carts or other vehicles:
Dogs.
Average value OF Goods, Merchandise, or othef
commodities pertaining to business as mercnsns,
agent or otherwise, between the drat days oiIan'
uary, 1870, and 1871.
Average valne OF all Materials used or provided
for useip business as manufacturer or other
wise, between the first days Of January, 1870 and
1871.
value Of all Machinery, Engines, Tools, Fixtures
and Implements used or provided, and of all man
ufactured articles on hand on January lst, 1871.
valne OF Moneys, including Bank Bills and elr'
culating Notes ON hand or deposit.
Value Of all Credis over legal Indebtedness.
Value OF alliuvestmsnts In the Bonds or STOCKS
Of any company, corporation or person, Ia or out
Of this city Except National Banks oat OF this
city,) and OF the gross receipts Of Insurance
Agencies In money and notes. between the nrst
days Of January, 1870, and 1871, namely:
Value Of all other Pereonal Property, iHcluhng
ass feSs2NImo P. J..cooGAN, City Appraiser.
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A MEDICAL lENTs
suffering from Diseases PEI taining to the 0ESiTO
URINARY ORGANS, will receive the latest Hcieii.
tiac treatment by placing themselves under tho
care OF DR.. T. REENSTJERNA, olice No. "a liascl
street. three doors from the Postofllce..
sep2o-tuthlyr
w BE GUIDED BY WHAT YOU
KNOW.-There Is an old provcrb which saya,
"EXpcrlence Is the safest guide" To this guide
the sick and alllng naturally turn when cnstlng
about for the means OF relief. They inquire what
medicine has done for others. before they adopt
1t themselves. or all the remedies and preven.
lives In use HoSTETTER's STOMACH BrTTERS
meets the test most triumpna1ily. and pence hs
Immense popularity and vast sales. The sufferer
from indigestion Is sure 10 Illid some one among
his friends VIM has been cured Of that alment by
the famous vegetable stomachic. Tie victim Of
fever and ague, liver com laint. constipation,
nervous prostration, or general debility has only
to make inquiry In the neighborho0d where he
resides In order to discover what this standard
resi- orative has effected in cases similar to his
own. In the published testimony to Its merits he
will find volume OF proofs OF It's sanitary prop.
critics, which It is impossible for his common
sense to resist. He tries 1t, and The effect 1t pro.
duces on his system adds another 10 the host OF
witnesses In Its favor. Thus ita reputation,
founded on facts. not assertions, continually
grows and spreads. Charlataps and imposters,
some Of them mere local tricksters, and others
who take a somewhat wider range attempt to
thrust into the hands and down the throats OF
invallds their 'haphazard concoctons, as substi-
tutes for the tonic which for so many years has
been a medical staple throughout the United
States, Spanish America, Canada and the West
Indies. but only succeed to very limited extent.
In this reasoning age, the ,ople, having ascer.
tained what is really deserving OF their ,ona.
dence, decline 'running after strange gods"
marl8.8DAC
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TEAS TEAS. TEA 81
u WILSON i BROTHER

. 10
viii issue at an early day Catalogue OF the FNR
GROCERIES, with which their establshmspt Is
stocked. :. 4.-S33
But at present they desire to call attention
more especially to an extract nom 'eThe American
Grocer, rel8ttge to the great Tea swlgdles which
are now being foissed upon the American peo.
pie. Anlovers OF Tea should peruse the remarks
otthe editor Of the able journal fpm which the
extract Is taken, and be warned in time.
Referring to the large Tea Companies ofNew
York City, the writer says: -. ,sy
sTI have now in my possession sample Of bogus
Tea, without one single leaf Of the original Chi !
nese Herb to sdulteratei 1t with. It was made for
O. arMonster House, sold to Monster House. used
by Monster House, and distributed BY base,
eerruot myrmldons Of that self-same Menstar
House throughout United Ssatea OF America
to do its deadly work Of gradually poisoning the
free, yet unprotected, people Of your. Great Be.
publc.' ....s.... .eg E,,.,
The citizens Of Charleston who Wish toa avoid
using the poisonous compounds, too often sold
under the name Of Tea, should take the precau-
tion Of purchasing only from responsible houses,
which haves an established reputssioa for dealing
in PURE TEAS. -
For RURETEAa OF all qualities and prices, 60
to wIbsoNts BROTHER erdsrs,
Anson and Society streets.
d sr All Goods delivered free.
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SOMEBODY says, with homely force: "You
'can't eat enough in one week to last whole
s.year, and you can't advertise on that plan
s'either.'
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r OsT, TEN (1O) FIRST MORTGAGE
IL BONDS, OF the Cheraw and Darlington Rail
road Company, for $500 each and numbered as
277 These Bonds are easily identified, as the re-
ceipt for the semi annual interest, October, 1870,
Is endorsed on each Bond. All parties are warns
The finder will be rewarded BY applying at this
Office. fesls s,marls, ,aprlS