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We pickup oGrknowiedge as the
time.
Que pound of 1potatoes carefully
ut VIII make one hundred SETS
these wiz plaBt hundred bits that
sheQld raise frcin two Do three bash
els a,ag @ ~
Soak beet and carrot seeds from
Twelve to twenty-four hours before
Euwing. THIS forwagds germiaa
tion and helps them 10 come Up as
9hickly as weeds.
Tim plants and Vegetables sun
cienthE they unist have room az
e0fdmg to sizel fEH
Peas ailil cora maF be forwarded
by soaking the seed. Keep damp
aid nLra. DO not plant leas twice
on Sic same ground tie aale OF lo4-
iOwiEg season.
Needs should be collected andre
moved from the grounds after be-
ing pulled or -hoed- mp they often
seOtand grew. The best way is TO
burn them, root and branch.
Tenihto plants when set Sc over
three iashes tail sAouid be ttitl down
and covered except a few, inches Of
the top: they will give better re-
.Atits. Keep the ground rich -.r
Yopdfess tlIe ground which pump
llins and Squashes Tun over.
Spinach should Re topdressed with
guauo or eompUstGd droppihgs of
fowls. Cut above the crown and ii
will pro,laee successive crops.
Hubbard needs rich soil and plen-
ty Of manure about its roots; remov-
ed TO 4 dark cellar ii autumn, cover
cd With good moist soil, produces
70 Il stalk of nice haFos.
Squash, cucumber, melon and
pumpkin seed put in hills covered,
VII be forwarded by carefully pour
iRgs ON boiling water and Earning
over them q bow or vessel to heat in.
1t is especially good in late plant
! ing.
Eternal vigiIaaes-is the price of
vegetables,
The thamb and finger is the hest
| squash hug trap yet Known. Dust
often with sulphur, air Stacked lime
or plas Ter, use on cabbage and turn
1 ip to protect from fieas
BE in season to make your garden
and be seasonable about all your
operations.
Dwarf popcorn planted in drills
eighteen inches Fart, and thin,
[ will produce abundantly. When
silked SOW early purple top strap
leaf turnia between-the-n ows.
Plants do not eat manure, they
drink the essenee or ~,
: Drop a feN tomato seed with peas,
when the peas are removed thin to
four feet apart; they viii come on
rapidly and make excellent Ike to-
matoes.
Plant lieets rather thickly, those
taken out when thinning make ex-
Ecellent green's.
( in cultisating with fox or rake
t work backward to avoid showing
footprints.
One large, strong eve left on pc
ftato sets throws by enc strong stalk
land gives large potatoes. Several
stalks give many small ones.
= -Four to six hills of cUcumbers
= will supply a family. Plant for pick.
les in July.
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The richest county in Tennessee,
according to the last census, is Dav-
idseH, which is put down at over
sixty fear. millions. shelby comes
next at forty seven millions. Man
~, Haywood, Giles, Williamson and
Montgomery stand next at. about
sixteen millions each. Knox
county heals the list in East Ten
nessec, having pine sand half mil
lions. Greene follows close after at
eight and half millions. Washing
teAzstalses third at eight Rliliionss
B.ount and Jefferson each stand at
five millions. These Valuations in
clude real and personal property.
Tennessee stands as the tifteentlI
State in the valuation of her proper
ity, but as the sixth in the amount OF
her indebtedness. 4t
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court of the United
States fer the Middle District Of Ten
nessee.-In the. matter Of Joseph
Kennedy.
To Whom It May Goncem=5 5ga
TTHE UNDERSIGNED hereby Civ es
notice Of his appointment as As
signee OF Joseph Kennedy, of Pulaski
in the county OF Giles and State OF
Tennessee, within said district, who
has been Judged Bankrupt, upon his
OWL netifion, by the District Court of
said district. Dated Wednesday, the
10Th day OF, March, 1872.
z. w EWING, Assignee.
asntil 1T
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MAGISTRATES.

MAGISTRATES.
Isl District-L. B. Carter, w. j. Nc
.aasa Nicely.
% Cary Gilhert,eJ P c Reed.
81 Jos. :. Edniundson, Jas.
"a Is EEL A.J0ncs.
4th Jesse Shelton, James 4.
e Warren.
9TH p, !. o. Sneed, Robert d.
9Th q" SIS. Williamson, Jas. F.
Fegg.
7tH Wyatt II. Alternately, Jas.
/. Jones, w. F. AleNan-
der, JOsiah L. Pearcy.
sth &c Sam. w. Butler, Epper-
son Tarpiey.
on Wa q. r. Reason, VIM. H..
Scruggs, Jas. {. Butler.
lOth "a Hardin Griggs, Francis
..a- -es. NJ. kersey.
uh J. Calvin Young, w. W.
i2M E" A. p. Martin, Z. G.. Yam
6 .# eey. t
l3th SEE Chas. Dover
ffA "a JAS. r.. Diclley, Alexander
E ~ l Prentice.
I5th Jas. NJ. Shields, J. Nj. Me
Laurine. J. II Crcnshaw
IGN w. o. West George r.
- fss@ Dismuke.
I7th }. T. Hammond. Jno. Raj
stOn.
IStk {" Levi Reed, }. NJ. Paisley
I9th J. NJ. Parker.
2Oth " Alfred IIeuzs, j. NJ. Bass
..sa -a..sr.r --- He-.
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SAVE YOUR HOGS.
By the use ofInY
Magic Hog Medicine

you max save your hoes from diseases
such as Cholera, Mango, Measles. Sc,
aud thereby save not only your h6gs
buf they Viii f3ltrn og. oue-tllirgl lees
corn. IL also destroys, lee, tties. giials
aHa mites-thus saving chickens and
other stock as we'll as hogs. Try Il
atnnee. No trouble to apply il. Sui d.
recupns with each Box. Apply Al
PoI,e 4 Towler's. T.. e Alernathy's, or
Hili & AtiIseE's, Pulaski.
apr4-em ,. NJ. WRIGHT.
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IreecT.urroN.

rFNUE copartuership heretofore eNist-
ing between Jas Buford, Jr., ana
IT, Taylor, under the frI1 name OF
Buford q Taylor, is dissolved by mutual
consent, the said Blford having EetlFe'i,
r. a. Taylor2 VIII continue business and
Il authorized .t0coliecf and liisburse tor
tbeolsl arm. JAMES BUFORD,
4 frfl 4-inl i. A. TAYLOR.
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COURTS.
Cbancery COurt-Begins the 81 Monday
in February and lst Monday in Sept.
Hon. w. =. Fleming, Chancellor. w.
Z. Ballentiue. Clerk and Master.
Circuit Court-Begins the Fourth Mon
days IN March, July and November.
Hon. VIM. p. Martin, Judge. Henry
81. Stanley, Clerk.
CFfnlfndl Court-Begins the LIST Mon
-dnvs in january, May and September.
Hon. Thos. NJ. Jones Judge. Henry
81. stanley Clerk. Jos Russell, At
tarney General
CaeHt.j COurt-Mects the 1st Monday in
each month. Wyatt IL. Alternately
Chairman. II. II. Aynlett, Clerk.
VIM. Houston, Deputy Clerk.
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Z yeRF 500. Iosaonths 800.
n. s. y. RAILRoAD.
.zlqarat Of truths at P1lIaski.

AfqFCdt Of Ir0l5is at I'1iIdski.
-PAssESoER TRAINS COKE NoRfH,
f. lrriuls adI2 100, 81. and y 20, Z. M
PASSING Els TRsINs GoISq, sovFH<s
4 rriYes. at u 30, A, Al and :OI, 4. NJ
EREIGIT TRAINS.
Going NoFtis--Airives ats 80, P.8 :
s Going SaHth-.AFrives at Igss0s'A ! M.
Fayetteville horse mail route leaves.
,6Ferg Thursday ut 1890 pm, Arrives,
On Saturday at ii 80 am. This MALI
yInilraces Bradshaw, Bunker Hill, Pfssrlh,
CyrestOn and Millviile.-- 1t1cfA
Sugar Greek mails arrive every Thurs.
lay 1T pm. Departs Friday at am.
This niaii eln braces Appleton, Minor
in.Good Springs darbuts and Mock
eson.
LawreheebuTg man arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays ~ II 80 am.
Departs same days at pm. This en-
braces Vale Mills, Bodenlnmer, West
Point and Nayland Springs.
Marcella Rails mail arrives every Sat
urday at ] 30 ain. Departs same day
NJ y 80 pm. This embraces Parker's
Store and Campbellsville.
Elkton mail arrives Tuesdays aud Fri
days ut 10 PIN. Departs same days at
, pm.
Money orders can be obtained at the
Pulaski ISostof1ice upon postOlilces in all
parts Of the United States. A list Of
money order offices may be seen on ap-
Blicatisn. The following are-he rates
I of commission charged for money or
ders: Orders not exceeding $50, J 0 cts. !;
over $50 and not exceeding $50, 10 cts;
ever $50 AMI not exceeding $40, 20 cts. ;
over $40 and not exceeding $50, % cts.
j. D. LEWIS, p. NJ.
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MnSIcI -KluSICI

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Song Echo
y Peters u esGcALleE contains over a
MONTHLY are gefingIhuatlred beatiful
III the latest & bestlSongs, Duets, and
Music for two and Choruses y such rs
three cents a piece. Driven IT oin Home
Every number con- LiltleBrown Church
-ainEs at least So My Fathers Grow
worth Ofuew Music. lHag Old-0nly q Lit
by such authors asltle Flower-Rain ON
Hays, Tlfo4nas, GoJ,-t the Roof Size Sleeps
nod, PersleE, kinkelin tile Valley w rite
Abt, Pacher, Allard, me a Letter, etc.
5trauS, Faust, &c. There Is not poor
SinoIe Comics mai piece in tie book.
led for 30e. Price Samples mdled,
So per annum. postpaid, Tor IS cts.
j. II. PETERS, 10. ETER s,
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co1,xrY orrrcrRs.

SbsriF-D David ii. Parsons.
D.putles-David II. Parsons, Jr., r. NJ.
Biles and RObt. J. Anderson.
Rob't 4. Blow.
Tax C0fIect0r-R. L. Evans.
Demonstrating II. Brown.
Rsgfster-John W. Dyer.
Sotaries I3sfJlic--Jamcs Buf0rd, Jr. and
w. i. Alexander.
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Feeeians are called cannibaIs he
cause they live OFT Of other people.
Then Of course triding sons-in-laE
who live OF then indulgent father
in-laws are eaanibals, and ought to
be kicked.
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$500 For E0lI


In Chaneery at Pulaski, for
Giles County, Tennessee.
Joseph II. Strayhorn Is. JOHN r.. In
man ct ais.
IN THIS CAUSE, on motion of com
4 plainant, supported by aflislavit, that
he is bound as security for Joseph G.
Inman, deceased, in the sum OF $499 SO,
and that said sum was due and owing at
the time OF the death of said Joseph G.
InmaIi, and that he, as such security,
viii. have. said sum to pay; and That
said Inman died iHtestate ia the State
of Alabama, seized and pOssessednof
real and personal estate in the State Of
Tennessee, and that no administration
has been granted upon the estate OF
said interstate in the State of Tennessee,
and having obtained frnm the lion.
Thomas. NJ Jones, Judge &c, an order
for a writ of attachment to issue, which
attachment has been issued and re-
turned, levied upon the estate Of said
Joseph {. Inman, deceased, descended
to the defendants, his heirs at law, and
distributes. 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four sue
cessive weeks in the PULASKI CITIZEN,
Il newspaper published in tie town of
Pulaski, requiring said Elvira Inman,
john r. -Innlan, sWm. Innlan Jackson
Inman, who are the widow and chill
.dren of Joseph c. Inman, decd; Wiley
Snithers and his wife, Sarah, James M
man, Joseph InmlR, Nathaniel Inman,
Sarah z. IEIuan and Mary Jane Inman,
widow and children ofSohn G. iHma n,
deed, to appear before the Chancellor
OF our Court of Chancery for the county
of Giles, at the next term thereof to be
held at the court house in the town of
Pulaski, on tile lst Monday I'm Septenl-
/ Der next, 1872, and plead .answeF or de
Fnur to complinant's bill, or the same
viii be taken for confessed and set Tor
hearing eX-parte.
W f. BALLENTINE, C. & NJ.
Mar. 4-4t
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BsY W00lE03D AND 10E B0WERs

WIN make the present season at the
stable OF the Itude signed, commencing
the st of March and snding the LIST OF
July. SIS by thessedson or SIS ofHsifre
for the firs5, and So by she season for
the 81 ond. Money due when the mares
are transferred.
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GESERAL ROUSSEAU Was sired3Y Conf
modoFe, (half brother to Revenue, y llYs
Boston; lst dam, N0tty Price, by Cost
J0hnson-he by BoStoni 2d dam, Sallie
Jones, by Imp EeKinthan; ID, -6'har-
Iotte Hamilton. sby Sir Charles; .4th LA
-dy of the Lake, by Imp. Sir Harry; 18th,
by Imp. DioIued; 9th, by Imported St.
George; 9Th, by Imp. Fearnaught; Sth,
by Imp. Jolly Roger; orb. an imported
mare afterwards called Mary. Gray, by
Round Head. For Mary Grsy's pedi-
gree see .SmeTic;n Turf Register, vol
I, page 54S; and English Stud Book,
vol. I, page. 167; 10th,5 by Ishlgbone;
I1th, CrOft's Partner; 18th, by 'Croit's
Bay Barb; 1861, by 3Iakeless; I4th, by
Brimmer; 18th, by Dickey PiersoH +;
10th, the Burton Barb Mare. Some of
our best judges of pedigrecs say that
Rousseau has u pure crosses. Of I)iolned
blood, being more than any horse in
d America --rr
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From a family ps per's answer to
correspondents; FArnER-tN LAyv.-
Arsenic Is the most certain for can
mbais. Pat little in his tea.
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PFRF(OR NTANCTS

~ j N(LA4NL - ~ - 1sCs go
March 20, 1896, Rousseau 1y,n and
won his first race Of "a miles at-1Iob1e,
IL, Magnolia Coarse, III ? 81, The
next day, same Course, lie won the Cof-
fee House Stake, best three in FIVE, beat
ing with ease, among others, Captain
MOOre's famous fflleY, Maiden, time
1.52, / 81, .511E. Maiden was cOuSid-
cred enc of the fastest horses in the Uni
ted States, having won the Frayers
Stake at Saratoga in 1865, In a field Of
30, only starting, among them Sarah
*, own sister to the renowned Jack
Malone. April, 1866, lac won \ dash of
two miles at New Orleans. The. I7th Of,
the same mouth he beat War Dance, by
| Lexington out Of Reel, , mile heats,
I time 3:H, track very heavy, War Dapce
let down. On the Goth same month and
/ Course Charlie Armstrong. beat ROHs-
I seau 4 mile heats, RousseI winning one
4 heat in z go. March Goth, 1867, lie won
4 Post stake at Mobile, Ala, 4 mile heats,
/ beating Mr.. AIexander's celebrated Al
! derbaran, Jack Armstrong, &c, time
1 Z SGT IS =, S:02J5 the eth mile was
run in the extraordinary time Of ] 30,
1 the best seventh mile on record. March
Both, same ye@r and Course, ne beat AL
de.baran in q race of three miles, time
3 ~, 40, 5:57iI. April 18Th, 1867, be
! Won Joeky Club Purse, 3 mile heats,
1 over Nattairie Course, New Orleans,
/ beating the famous race mare Fannie
/ Brown, Hede e., Billy Conner, gCc,,
time 5 ;413z, 5:43lf . :4S$z. This is but
a part Of tile brilliant career of this no
Die horse. lis famous trainer, Dir. 4
b. Patterson, after making successful
campaigns for two years over the vitri-
Gus Courses of Nashville, Memphis, New
Orleans, Mobile, &c, and his uuparalel-
led performance of running with great
success y miles in p days, says s'he
considered him first-elads race horse
atalldistances from enc to four miles =
/ IIealso remarked to Col. Baltic Peyton
OF whom il purchased Rousseau, thai
after visiting the races Nortb, be
lieve Rousseau could have beaten any
horse j saw except Kentucky, ana
have my doubts rs to him." Mr.. J. G
4IiIF, reporter for the Turf, Field anC
Farm, wrote to Col. PeytOn after Rous-
seau's secood race with Fannie Brown
THAT he considered him the best horse OF
The turf for endurance, the finest larg'
horse in all the land and a superior race
animal. / have certificates from Col
Peyton t.. the above.
/ Re 29-2m Il. +. SMITH
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ElEG..lB 2.iEIg8S
bLS1k2A err -ssSJ
AblSI3El:: Bs3i&A
!! wAtssH r'srris,es Eii s'srss,ss 4 g. 80 80
q ti1n ASslii. saH Ffzi1aeese ~ aH- = laaiis''s
MILLIONS sErnr 'resifsaoi.y - thsh
Hsnacrfui Cnrusiso Eaeeis'
Vinegar Isiflcrs arc not va FaHfS
Brisk, Nads Of Rsar Itum. Whi@ksI'
Prsor Spirits anI ltoraso I.lgunrs' e.
iaFed. sale-d aud sweotonoa 10 pi-ase th' 80
eaiel % 1snics. - Apsotlzara." e iirsiorefs -
that bead the tipgl-r oa 10 drupkennoaa aad -
bntaru tfus Mslicine made fon lis -AAs
Rssla Rni Herbs 81 California, free irom -,
Alcphsiic sIImuinRfa. GliY arc
GREAT RI.nun PURIFIER ana
IfFE GIVING rttfSGtPbE, P,
konuEztur EHd l-FiFefafor uf Tie nfHteHl' -.
Ing on al asfsaants flaiteranl r-sioflus no -,
ga o hosilhF rauditian- No psrsoae iu iHAs -.
Bitiers aeshriinE ia eireetioaa ana reali1 ~
uiieen. provided taeiF hoses sro nos sss''
BY mfaGral poison o. ether sneaus, aHd 70 -
oFraHa Wasted bsTnua ise PaiHt q repair i,
They are t1cnsIe PurguttFe - -,
80 g Tuuies paaleiaziuEs nia1. tie pee'H
81 acting a. a powerful agent On relicfing t'
too Or iuflaiamataH u he Livef. aui y l'
FnE REMAt.E coztPI.AIzTs'. sa'i-.s,
iu youuz Or uit- af8rriei ursinris' o. ne ~
vomauiisoi o. a. TOE turn II ", theal Ao''s
tcra have 30 ctua3. -
Fer mannnsnioi.y ana Chronic -
Eiatisiu aud finufs Dyspeprih "a
dieesfIeus Dlllnnas Nemittsat -
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Bleed. Liver. Kidneys Hua pl".s
these BiiferH liaye bgeu rsosi Fueee''5l' ,,,.sl,
Discusses ars 1auald ~ Flfiafea
wHisL b generally prtalasrd " asiH''s'
ulu Digestive OreaHs. Lax.
DTsFEPRiA OE IShlt'i@ 80
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moss 81 tisa Chest. Isiz1i,4ess. Siiiir hftt' ,.s
tto litpuaells Bad Taste Ia W. ..sH
AtfsFl.s. raiHiiation or The Heart. inatn,''-
tAe i.naar l'ahi On fiicreiafiau % me hi'' Il
q hundred oui=r iainad sylifaiiis ~ -
Springs Of pyslaeIssia. afs
They invisorats iho ssanaef gna s-.3'. =
torpid Liver nad Bosais. siiaii frHa,' ,-gl..
unn5n ilegi emcaey ia lisansius tlir -i..' 7. &
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ever Hurln ri HafHrr. aFn lHelNit w a. ~ =
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impurities lussflaa thrauah ms s.ia e 81
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si,strne.ca ai,d siueaissi Do the sa'''.. .asn
uI.sn il d faii and s.f1r sssnga ~. - $50
Keep iiso liaod l,,,ir. uua TIC AeliR q
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pm pAT'l.. ani other Nutsss su-Hg
o. ile aysti.in 30 ssfgHn1 tlqnf-iH'.'
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MuSICl MuSlCI

HTHE REV ERITEVERY No. Of
Wy the NE PITS Il Peters Musical
ULTRA Glee Book Monthly contains
has been introdueedIor Piilho Songs, ;
il has been prenoun-lor 5 Instrumental
ced superior 10 ali Pieces, besides Xo-
otter works of itslcal Duets, QHartets.
kind. 1t is the larg-land four-hanI pie
est, latest, fiileet fi1-I ees-in fact, we gear
est, and onlycollec- ahtee ever yearly
ton OF new CleeS & Subscriber at least
Quartets,s nearly ali $50 worth of new
of which have PiauOlchoiee Music. We
Accompaniincnts.- offer four yearly COP
Sample Copies reg Ior ~ ,-
mailed, post paid sample mailed for
for 81 90 30e.; back NCs. 81
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! Nashville anil GaiFa PasEst ca


Nashville and Cairo Packet GG.
STEAMERS
Fynene, John LuHsdea and TaliSman.
ONE THESE FINE STEAMERS
~ wiz leave Nashville every
Monday, Wednesday, = Friday.
At 4 o'clock p. M :, connecting with lloats
ut Cairo, for st. Louis, Menlphis, NapO-
leon, Nicksblres, Red River and New
Orleans, and also connecting with tue
sf8indis Central Railroad At cairo for
Chicago and all points ont III tAe far
N est taking first and second class pas
sengers at very reduced rates
4 First Class Tickets, including
70 St louis $40 90
fes3 Cairo s..A l 6 90
f-f Memphis s.-..... ..-...l'-s. . 90
New Orleans -..... .s.--- ~ Is 90
Second Class Tickets to the fol-
lowing points:
To St. Louis ,.....-..-... -..,.S 6 90
Cairo 4 90
Memphis, ........ ..-.. 5 90
saAcw Orleans ..-.-sa- 10 90
The John Lumsllen, Davisy-Master,
leaves on MONDAYS at 1 2. IN.
The Tyrone, Harnan- Master, leaves
on Wednesdays 1t 4 p In-AtlA ste -
The Talismans Simms, Master, leaves
on Fridays at I p III.
Al of the above Steamers are IN tine
order, and have fine accommodations.
e. The Stpamer Tyrone iSthe same
as a neW boat iii every particular. She
has new boilers, aud her hull is a new
one, having been built entirely new this
last fail ut Paducah, Ky. There is now
pleAtys of water Ia Cunlbeflansl ritter.
For information of amy kind regard
ing freight or passage, address,
c. II. ARTHUR & Co,
Special Agoht5, II & - Upper Wharf.
fsb22-4m Nashville, Tenn
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Rerenue TtE ASSesSOr-J. II. Morris.
RerenHe Tar CoHeetGr-S.C G. MOlfett.
POstmaStsr-J. ID. Lewis.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-25
PEDTGREFS

BAY VVOODFORD was sired
by Edwin Forest and ont ola Membri-
no Chief Mare. For further reference
see pedigree of Edwin Forest and Menu
brine Chief.
JOE. BOWERS was sired BY old
Traveller and out OF a Traveller mare,
making him a double Traveller.
Mares sent from distance win he
pastured n ST 80 per month. No -lia-
bilitY for accidents or escapes, should
ans oeonr. GALE TIIG)AI A..
Mar.7-2m Agent.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-25
Description and Pedigree

Butcher is a dark brown. Is hands
high, years old, and presents the ap-
pearance, style and action of his ill.ls-'
trious sire, Columbus, whu, besides bis
great speed IA harness. MAS asssl0sFl-i
edged - he the best lsorse-of-ail-Wark
ever bred 10 1in thiseouatry. his colts
almost universally possess his action,
strength and doeility Of temper, and
Butcher is probably more Ike him ia 81
these RESPECTS than any OF his numerous
SOILS Biucheras LIST dana was by Ogles-
by, and ID dam by Tallyfand.
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh and
Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Erefg deob Of the eARSAPNFILIIAN
RESOLNERF communicates through
Binod, Sweat, Urine, and ether huidsglt
iutees Of che system RE ~ speof fffs feritrs,
pairs the wastes 81 the body with sew al
sound materiGl. ScrtTHia, NfgtRis, o..
salnptisR, Cla5sdgEef ofsdllss, G}rsrs ia a.
tAroak. Ggnth. IsgRsrs. Afaea a. tie glus4s
and sfher Fsi5fs n tie hR.keae, SeFe fges, .Nfp
Discharge gfrHl re eers, and M ,s,,r.t
fo.7nS ~ skin aiseassS, Efsefi,snf, fsgsr Sotes,
Scgli Had, KiRq livu,, .Nsit k1eum, by
S3aefQs. Aeae, Rlack .Spo's Uortns ia ~
ReAh, Tsnp "a. Csihctrs i s6s Hofnb, and az
sreatenIsq aud pGinJb9 diseIargfs, Aiglt
4Sreafs, Laes Of .Soe3nl and an sgdstes q he
tie grinriols ar fo5flia he cgFaffee raBgs9
thiS 'eaadss-,f Aads~a tAsMsstly, aAd q Jess
draS uss lriil rr0gs 60 a gcfseaA using q fa'
either afthsse firms u dsssss6 as tatsst g,aes
IT, cure heGl.
Not only does the SARsAPARf LTAN RIA,
vENT excel MI known remedial agents
the cure of Chrome, Seroinlous, Constity
tional, and Skin diseases; but il is the only
positive cure for
HINDER Kidney Complaints,
Urinary and womb diseases. Gravel Diabs
ties. Dropsy, Stoppgge OF Water, lnconti-
neRee Of Urine. BriElll's Disease, 4Albumi-
maria, End in AL euseh here thero-are britk
dust deposits.