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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-01-29
REPnRT nE ma cONDLTION


Bank of Pulaski, at
Pulaski, In the State of Ten
nessee, at Close of Business,
Dec. 90, 1878.
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The Nashville Banner learns that
Hon. Thos. II. COldwell, of Shelbvville.
will be an independent Republican car
didate for Governor at the November
election.
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list OF GTFTs.
ToST,AALL,-I2.Ooo GIFTS, ALL
PRTCE o. TTCKETs.

40 = - AAIest dAE Is ALL
CASH, amounting 70. .--. $3.50 81 800. 600
The ehanees fer gin are as one 70 I've.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, SO Halves, s25 Tentbs.
or each couple, s. Eleven Whole Tickets
ioE $500 222< Whole Tickets for 81 GOO;
ll8 Whole Tickets for s. 900 22T whole
Tickets for $4,000. No discount on less
than $500 worth Of Tickets.
The Fourth Cir Concert viii be conducted
IN al respects, Ike the three which have a.
ready been given, and fuli particulars may
6e learned from circulars which viii be sent
free from this Office 70 ali who apply for
them
Orders Tor tickets and applications for
agencies, win be attended 70 in the order tbsv
aro recsiveds and i Is hoped they viii Be-
seat in promptly that there may be no dis-
appointment OF delay in filing all. L5berEf
e Tas given 70 those who buy to sell again
Al agents are peremptoTily required 70 settle
up their accounts and return alI unsold tick
cts By the goth day Of March.
THOS. +. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library o T Kentucky and Nan
eSsr cir Concert, Public Library Bald
ing 41oAisstiies KY deis-td.
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tlgham Young has told his mission
e alya Ia Europe TO send him no more old
~ sA,s. Female saints over thirty wears
@se no longer considered profitable.
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$246, sO6 10
STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
COUNTY OF GILEs.( 3d.
l, w. F. Balentine, Pres't of the Ma
tiOnal Bank of Pulaski, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true,
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
w. F. BALENTINE Pres't.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 14th day OF JAN, 1874.
j. L. PEARCY, J. p.
CORRECT-Attest
JNO. P. EZELL,
j. B. STACY, ST.,
j. B. CHLDERs,
Directors.
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The courthouse fence will be round
cd at the corners,
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Also. in the cause Of
E. Edmundson, Commissioner, 6sc.,l
D. A. Inman and others, pS'


ID. A. Inman and others,
1 will at same time and place, pursuant Of
decree of said Court, sell 154 acres, situated
in said 9Th district, and bounded west BY
John A. Beasley. north by N. NJ. Mitchell,
east by J. P. c. Reed, south by Wesley How
ard. The same was assessed ia ls70 70 es-
tate of Eli. Kimbrough and now owned By
D. c. Kimbrough. It viii be sold for the
State and county tax for the year 1870 IL
Guiding the cost for the condemnation anil
sale in July, 1871, and interest thereon since
said sale, together with the cost of this de j.
cree and sale.
Also, at the same time and place, pursuant
to a decree from said Court, in the cause of
E. Edmundson, Commissioner, dc.,l
W. F. Benson and others, %
I will sell 225 acres belonging to James L.
Gooeh, situated IN the Sd civil district. and
bounded north by the lsnds belonging to the
heirs Of Benz. Step, east by Anderson White.
south by Ed. Bennett, west by Mrs. Jane
Jones and Jos. s. Edmundson. Sold fer the
State and county taxes for the years 1866 and
1867, including the cost for condemnation
and sale in July, 1853, with interest thereon
since said SALE together with the cost for
this decree and sale.
Also, at same time and place, pursuant to q
decree from said Court, in the cause Of
E. Edmundson, Commissioner, 6sc.,t
n. Adams and othe ~,
will sell those lots in Pulaski known on
the plan Of the town as lots Nos 40, 1zl,
l49, las and the lot lying south of las (Eot
numbered fronting east on Third Street; or
so much Of these lots as may be necessaTy.-
Assessed in 1866 as tWo lots to n. Adams
and IN 1867 as one lot to said Adams. The
sale will be for the balance Of the State and
county tax for the year 1866, and the whole
of the tax for the year 1867, including -ths
cost for condemnation and sale for said prop
eTty in July, 1859, with the interest from
said sale, and togetQer with the cost for this
decree and sale
Also. at same time and place, per decree in
same cause, viii sell Tor cash = certain lot
in Pulaski known on the plan Of the town
IS lot No. Isl, claimed ny the =. q d. Kali
road and Pat Dinkey, and assessed IL 1855
TO the 9. s. Railroad, and condemned and
sold IN 1865 for the for the State and county
tax for the year 1856. Sold for the tax and
cost for condemnation and sale, including
interest since said sale, with the cost for this
decree and sale.
Also, az same time and place, pursuant 70 .
decree from said Court, in the cause Of
Z. Edmundson, Commissioner, dEe.,t
Emeline Gardner and others,
viii sell the following lots for cash in
Pulaski, or 50 much thereof s. ie necessary,
known on the plan Of the town as lots R22,
in 1851 70 Jas r. Bunch, fer the state ard
county tax for the year 1857, Including the
costs for condemnation and sale IN July,
1868, with interest from said sale, together
withe cost for this decree and sale
r. ESdnund9OR,
5Aaa Is lsIA-St Rev. CoDs
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Ole 6lED q 81 Nc.

IA = = = = y LileiOf OF and many
other nauseus medicines can be taken easily
and safely in Dandas Dick A. Co.'S Soff
Capsules. No tasts- No smell. Sold bV
All druggists in this city. Send for circular
70 s. Wooster Street, Esw York. l6-an
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Chancery SaIe Of Town TOtS-
Saturday, Jan. 3Ist, I874.

Sarah j. Moore ct ais VS.. Dangerheld Rodes.
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery
i Court at Pulaski for Giles county in the
ahova aauao I will
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RESOURCES:

RESOURCES:
Loans and Discounts $50, $40 AZ
Overdrafts ...-....-... $50 %
= iation Ei1e y ''.....e..,. 10000 90
Other Stocks, Bonds & Mort
cages .................. 1873 50
Due from redeeming and Re
serve Agents 80. 6,9s1 7e
Due from National Banks q ,456 40
Due from State Banks and
Bankers 49,. ............ Il, 1886 30
Furniture and Fixtures - 2,140 20
Current Expenses ... 179 So
Premiums ...........-.. 1921 o.
Checks and other cash
items ................... "a 10
Bills of other National Banks 1899 60
Fractional Currency, . POI 20
| Specie, viz Coin .. 7S9 65
Legal Tender Notes .. q, 800 90
$246.s 10
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in .... $4,000 90
| Surplus Fund observation-disclosures. II 900 90
Profit and Loss ............. 7,46s 81
National Bank Circulation
outstanding ............... 81, 100 90
Individual Deposits .. 1924 IS
Time Certificates of Deposit. 3,1I0 90
Due to State Bank and Bank
ers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
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Saturday, Feb. z, 1874.

at ~ O'Clock, NJ, the tract of land consisting
of about 40 acres, situated in the 9Th civil
district, and bounded south by Geo Kelley's
sold placer, east by W. B. Roberts, north
by ] A. Beasley, west by - Brooks; The
said land is claimed by VIM. Tomeriin and
W. G. Inman, and will be sold for the State
and county taxes for the year 1866, includ-
ing the cost for its condemnation and sale in
1859, with the interest from said sale, toReth-
er with the costs for this decree and sale.
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A Full Drawing Certain
On TUESDAY, 3lst or MARCH, NEXT.
$4,000 CASH GIFTS
S1.5OO.OOO

viii be distributed among the tieket-holders.
The tickets are printed in coupons, Of
tenths, and all fractional parts will be rep
represented in the drawing Just as whole
tickets are.
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SALE OF
Lands & Town Lots
FOR BACK TAXES.

E. Edmundson, Commissioner, GEL
Ruth Paine and Others. e.
DURSU ANT to a decree of the ChancerY
L Court at Pulaski for Giles county, l Will
sell at public sale to the highest bidder, at
the courthouse door in Pulaski, for Cash, on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-17
Hartford IteHs.

Hartford. after employ Ing Caleb Thom'
As 10 Investigate the legality OF the claim
in The town house assigned them by the
Literary Society. on the %. voted 10
finish a room in their part Tor an office
Ton The selectmen and town library; also
raised $3.50 for tree high schools. I'm
der the Rev. Mr.. Stevens ~ Moderator.
all an. town business WAS Accomplished
within four hours-though not one per =
son or one cent OF capital was used in
town Tor manufacturing by water or
,tcam power, the tax last year was not
one-third 80 high on a liar a. in Buck
field. where hundreds OF persons and
thousands Of dollars are used for manu-
factoring by both water and steam.
In January. 1866. farmer sold in
Lewiston. Eileen barrels OF apples Tor
also. Those who know how 10 keep
dried apples through the year have been
well paid. Scarcity will furnish god
market another year, il We should have
Nh abundant crop OF that hea Thy and
delicious fruit.
The free schools commence in Hartford
on the 9Th. one at No. Il, (AiIey) by
McCollisler of Canton. and ono ut No.
AZ (S,eison) by French of Tdrner.-
LcWiSt0R Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-17
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. Bulhnch street, Boston.

when a thing is coun,erfeiied, Ii is proof of it,
excellence and popularity. The Peabody Medical
Institute is a case in point. Founded in good faith
many years ago, and the only establishment of the
Kind IN the country, its success and ever Increasing
popularity finally caused the name Medical Insti'
tute) 20 be prated and adopted by lot ofinfsmous
quacks, empyrics and pretenders. who have been
endeavoriug to cheat the public by sailing under
stolen flag The founder OF the Peabody Medical
Institute can in no way be held responsible for this
misuse OF the name of a reputable and wel.known
curative establishment and legitimate medical in
sttu;iou, which has been from the start specially
devoted TO the treatment of nervous arrangements
and affections, from whatever causes proceeding.
During existence there have been Issued from u
several medical publications quite recently work
on Diseases OF the Nervous System, which have
had almost n verdi wide circulation and popular
ity. These publications sufficiently attest the high
character Of the institution uader whose patronage
these medical works have been published. Mean
time il is gratifying to know that several OF the
imuudeni chariatan-, who have stolen lis name 70
cover their notorious Waciices, are getting tpelr
des4res 10 yhs pensa INSTITUTIONS 0l The CQmmoh'
wealth. Boston Heraf1 nuso'5a'um
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-17
Oxford Items.

Tue Lecture last evening was given
by Rev. j. Benson Hamilton of Doston.
His subject "Shams" was treated in q
very pleasing manner. The sharp hits
given 10 many shams OF The day, caused
more merriment than is usually given in
an evenings lecture. Seldom have our
citizens enjoyed y more hearty laugh,
than when many OF the present ludicrous
customs were shown up. The closing
lecture is to be by Rev. AIR. Smart. next
Wednesday evening, subject. Success
ful Life The course OF lectures which
have been given in this village, this
winter. have been a perfect success, in
every respect. Much credit is due the
committee for the efficient manner in
which this, our first course, has been
managed.
A meeting has been called Tor next
Saturday. to see what action our citizens
will take in relation TO establishing a
Cheese Factory.
Whitney & Clark are abou: TO liz up
part of their Slave works Tor Grist mill.
-Norwdy Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-17
Special Notices.


The prolific source 90 Headache, Dizziness, HeSrt
bum. OpyressiOn OF Fool, flatulency sour StOm
sch. BAD Taste 10 the Mouth, sick Headache, Pal
pltAIion or tlutteslug OF the stomach, Yellow "
B. .Cus skin. Pam 100 the side, y earness, Weak
ness. etc. DR. HARKISON's PERISTALTiC LoZEN.
SEs cure ali these. - uiptOms, heius OOth lANA-
tive and toulC CCInbiuct. Agreeable 70 tar palate,
operating i-ifh0ut pam, ny quicken the Liver,
promote digcs.i and are The only preventive and
cure Tor Iass 1rlal oON. 81 cts. Large BOZ, 0sc.
maucI fec ior this iast price.
Or. uAREl>ON'S ICELAND BAL>AN,
q splrudil cure i0r COUGHS, HOAKSkSEss and all
IHR0AI tua IL q COMPLAINTS. tor sale b. + =
HARRISON i Co, Projectors, Ne. / fremont
Trmple Boston, auI AL Druggists.
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OUR TABLE.

The Kepublie. Washington, ID. C.'-Renub'
lie Publishing Co. t2oo per year.
Thi. magazine is devoted TO the disssmiuation
or political information; and 10 one Of the best
educators In regard TO our political Institutions
which can be obtained. The February number
contains an article giving M excellent and com
plele description OF all the branches, and sf he
working. Of the Treasury Department, which VIII
enable persons who and it impossible to rist The
Capitol, to gain 4 correct knowledge OF this vast
national enterprise. 10 also contains good articles
upon Capital aud Labor" The Postal Telegraph.
Civil Rights, etc, etc. its condensed "Views OF
the Local Press OF immense value, setting forth
a. IL does, Ihs opinions OF the people throughout
tho country, as expressed in their srgsns-ths
local pTe.e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-17
BrUdni's Pond.

Iii. Ladies' Levee of last week al this
place. came off quite satisfactorily; the
Ladies' Social Circle realized between
Iorty and tilly dollars towards the support
OF the minister. The ladies. lille
handful OF them, have kept their Sewing
Circle in operation Tor twenty years. thus
keeping the Society alive. otherwise II
would have been dead and buried years
ago. Their DIANA was not quite MS per
feet as they could have wished. rs some
Of their actors were obliged 10 leave
town for Kent's Hill on the following
Monday, where they are attending school,
thus making their time Tor rehearsing
limited.
Our villsge is very dull place this
winter-no business. and not much fun,
except occasionally horse lrot, aud then
they don't get more than - well. |
won't say how many.
Az OBSERVER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-17
written tor the oxford Democrat.
Ia Memery!
rY MRS. p a. s. N.

riie follow e. lines were suggestedby seeing III
emans OF II Young maiden passing To their las
-cstipg place she having died At the same ag
.ni or tho , me disease ms q sister two year
oder.
Two Yeas 40, an angel hand
Entered hSppy household band.
Aud led to celestial land,
Dear Gussie.
Weeping, the lonely sister cried.
OH would had with GussIe died,
Oh would that now laid beside
Nv sister.
The plying angel, waiting, heard
The mourning sisters thoughtiess word.
And deep his loving hesrt Was stirred
For Ina.
Wait patiently" he softly said,
In two ahon years, side Gussis's bed,
Shall pillowed be the youthful hesd
or Ins.
True to his word. the angel came,
Aud loving friends trouid not ieisIn
The suffering spirit, rscked with pain,
or Ina.
With gentle hands they laid her down.
She dropped the cross. took sp the crswn,
Aud In the "City OF RcnowR"
Lives Ins.
Two angel sisters. hand In hand,
Wait for the broken household band, ~
Who sosu viii Join In tina, bright land
Gussie and Ina.
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MARRIED..

In Lowell Fob. l, bv Rev. y. D. Abbott, Mr..
solomon Head of Lowell and Mics Sarah W.
WILEY OF Frycburg.
In North Fryeburg. at The resiionee OF Charles
Nuiter, ESQ by Rev NJ ". Howe, Mr.. IsAAc y.
sanboTn Of Baldwin, anil Mis-, AnRie NJ BOynton
o. Limington.
In Greenwood, March ltih by z. y. Rand, Esq,
Mr. Alexander Day, Jr.. and Miss AuEusia NJ.
Iurges both OF Woodstock.
In Bangor, March sh, JScob Heath, formerly OF
West Paris, aged 81 years months IL days
Funeral services by Rev. George Briggs the
llth. at North Paris where his remains Was
brought for intcrmenI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-17
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

Ab-ulU.ciy SAFE Percttly o.oiie->- Al~sH
sniiutm. ilCm mating quailiie, superior 90 gas
-i-- ll -ul l,mp r.ucut Danger OF tNl .lodlag or
Uh.us .se I.ru'arttTci eNpic-.iy 90 Olsflayr
under ever ,, >-ioie t-st anu Is perfect burning
s,.si tir- age proved oy Us continued use IN over
81. 81 families.
NJ IiiuL- or gallons have been sold, and no ace
deut-iirccsly or IuUtrertly-nA- ever occurred
from burning, .torlug OF handling il.
The iuIuls ust yetriy iOrs Vi llte and properly
resulting frOn the Use u cheap add dznge rous
oils 10 tLe Iultvd states, j. AppSllug
The Insurance Companies and fire Commits
sioners tinU saout the coUnsry, recommend the
ASTRAL a, the bost safeguard when lamps are
Esed send Iur circular.
For sale IA retail b., the trade generally, and az
wholesale uy tie prJpgie.Ors, CiiA>. PRATT
co, iUS Fult0n street, New York.
- IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-17
O. y. BRADBURY. W. D..
Centaur Liniment.
uSr<psI

Taerv is no vain Which tcntSuI Liniment NJ
1T relieve, no -velins 70 VIII not suhiue. and no
Smeness which 10 .li not cure. This j. ,trsnS
lssKuaEr, tut e Is true. Where the parts are not
gouc its etccts are marvellous. I, has prodacsi
more cures OF rheumSt IN. neGralgia. lock iA~
palsy, spra'ns, sWcli.ns>, caked breast, sc-lts
hgrn~, salt rhcum, ear ache, &c, upon the human
frame. and ~ strains. SPAWN, gals, SC, upon
a mats ia ono wear. than have all other rsae'ies
since the world began. ltis counter iTlitant, an
a healing pam r,'.-,er- C-ipplcs thrvW away
t,ir cu;che-, The lame wax, POISONOUS bite arr
rendered Itrmlcs-, aud tue wounded are heSled
w.lLout a >csr. D, is uJ humbug. The recipe D.
published around each bottle. 1, selling ~
a-tc't yyrr Before SOLID suo 10 sell, because Il does
jt.. vlat Oil. l..,.cuU- tu do Those who now suecr
FROM rheum1t..,n. pain OF swelling, deserve T.
,uf-s, 90 they ~.ll NOT use Cent-ur LiuimrnV-
Na4c Than 60 81, .t.r-at~- % remarkable cure.
including ,roEea limbs. ch.0aic rheumA, sui, goui
running tarc- dc have been received. We will
segd circular containing cerlihcA'e,, The recipe,
&c. graft, 90 an, one requesting O. one o11-ic
OF TIE yellow wrapper Ceu,Aur Lin.m,nt Is worth
one hundred Juib.., Tor spawned or svecnie'
horses and MULE. o.. t.- -srcv-,yo.la 10 sheep
stOck-o uer. ts- burn l- worth your attention.
No family should ,- Without Ceul-ur Iinimsn,
}. T. ROsE q co, N.. t..e.
Castoria is mor,. tlla a substitute tor Castor
Oil 10 il ihC only ftf srticle tu existence which
a. ccrsn 90 a~-imilate this food, slate the bow
els cure Wind colo aud produce Natural slocp. IL
-ontsiu. neither minerals, morphine or alcohol
ami b. pleasant TO take. Cuildrvn need not cry
aud moJhcrs may rest. dec5l - l2m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-17
DIED.

In West Bethel, Feb. IL, Mrs. lleuie K, wife OF
W L. Grover aged 81 years, 6 mouths.
In Bethel, Dee. -, Mr.. Msttha Clark, aged u
ycar., 10 months, 10 DAYS; Dvc. 81, Mary III CLARK.
aged so years months; Jan. s, Roxcena ID. " at
,on. aged 50 years, months.
In North Waterford, Feb. ID, of besH'dissass,
Mary b, wife OF ~ II. Hod,don. Esq aged W
years. She Vas = worthy member " tho Cougre-
x,tionRl Church, and disd Ia triam phaut Faith.
In Cnarlsstown, Mass, March J, Mrs. Hannah,
wife " james Pearl Of Porter, aged ~ years.
In Bangor. March 0, Mr.. jacob Heath. aged
about 20 years, aiorrner rrsdeni Of this town his
remains were brough; 10 North Pare for inicrmcnt
where the funeral took plscs on wednc- lay, irsn'
the meeting -house.
10 Norway, Jan. IL, Leanicr Lsgrsw, aged 81
years months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-17
kentucky Library Concert.
4 CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.

The manager is DESTROYS that every tiekel-holder
in the Fourth Concert which comes vi in Public
Library Hall. on the 3lst Of Msrch. shall be per
fecily satisfied with the distribution oil GINS which
IS TO take place at that time. rhs distribution OF
u 200 600 ia affair OF 30 much Importance that
although the interests of absent tckrtholiers III
be faithfully cared for by the management, yes
hey would be glad for all to sce and kfoe. each
one for himself that every thing u done which the
most scrupulousy eXacting could ask, % make
the distribution absolatcv fun and impartial. All
arrangements for the drawing on the part of the
management arc complete, and the 'icke,hoiaers
are invited TO send delegates 10 n meeting to be
held in the Public Library fulfilling, on the crh Of
March, to select committee to operate with the
committee appointed by the trustees TO count aud
examine the tags, and see that every ticket is
fairly represented in the drawing. The time is
short, and whatever is to be done must be done
promptly. Your cooperation in this matter Is
earnestly invited.
You're.
THos. Z. BgANLETTE,
Agent and Manager. Pub. Lib. Ky,
For tickets and information apply to
THos. II. HAYES 4 Co, COO Broadway, New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-17

We have before alluded 10 the chromos Issued
by the famous Seedsmsn and flurists, BRIGGS a
BRo, OF Rochester. y. \. Their new Psrlor Chro'
mo for lssl differs greatly nom the former ehronos
OF this house, or from the o binary cbronos usu-
,lly issued IL represents vases OF beautiful flowers
and plants standing upon n marble foor. sud
r.necting portion OF tile loral display In large
mirror. Thu. chrome 10 given a. premium TO
purchasers OF seeds 10 the extent Of ave dollars
or upwards, or will he .cut po-t.p by mail for
one dollar. BY enclosing rs csats TO Briggs Bro.
one can become \ subscriber for their four quar-
t..riy noral publications, containing complete
guide to the amateur OF professional norist The
quality Of Brig, Brs's seed, IL sinphaticsily
endorsed by the press and people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-17
ENTIRELY WELL
and is living now. which fact ia to be ascribed
mainly 10 the dee of the
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam

Very truly yours, John CAPES.
Boston, Mar IL, 1878 No. Worcester Square.
Price in large bottles which are much the cheap.
est, 81. Small bOttle-, old style, - cents.
1o-As there are many worthless limitations, be
careful TO get the genuine, which Il prepared oEly
by CUTLER BROS & Co. successors to Reed,
Cutter 4 Co, Wholesale Druggists; proprietors VI
the Prize Gold heada Cooking Extracts, Pure Splc s,
Mustard, and other choice goods Tor family use;
also CIters Extract ot
JAMAICA GINGER with sweet Flag,
pronounced the finest preparation OF lie kind; and
"OCEAN FOOD" one Quart for One Cent.
Shredded Carragccn for Blanc Mango, Cruel &c,
food in the world. \ few cents worth will make
a inner dessert for family, AMI for invalids and
children It l. unrivalic,- fui up in packages sui
hcient TO make ~ quarts, Tor only IS cents.
sold by grOcet- AMI D. ,heclrIgs. tssLcow6t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-17
Children often look Pale and
Sick

nom no other cause than having worms IN the ston
ach DROWN'S YERMIFUGE Z 'MFITS
viii destroy Worms NithOu; injUry ~ the child,
being perfectly WHITE. and free nom all color
IN Or other injurious Ingredients usually used IN
worm preparations
CURTIS Z BROWN, Proprieiors,
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
sold Be- al Druggists AID Chemists and Dealers ~
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