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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-02-18

C8- At reception given the Grand
Lodge Knights of Pythias Of Tennessee
at Chattanooga last week, on the even
ing of the day that DIR. j. +. Grant of
Pulaski, declined TO be elected Grand
Chancellor, member offered the fol-
lowing toast:
"Our Grant: who, unlike another of
that name, declines the highest office in
the gift Of his peOplep
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az We are invited, by n compliment
OF our young friend Ge". f. WOOdring,
20 attend the Commencement Exercises
lot the Medical Department of Central
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the Louisville and Nashville and the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and st. Louis railroad
companies for an alleged nuisance in the
form of the trestle leading from the Louis
vile to the Chattanooga depot.
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TthcH UFcnaru, AK, Jan. 2U-15
EDITOR CITIZEN II noticed in q late
number OF your paper AN article on a
preparation of milk called Koumis.
am very anxious tn know ihe exact pro-
cess OF making it. VIII you oblige an
old reader OF your paper by making the
inquiry through your columns. By So
doing you will confer a favor on your
friend $50
If any of our readers can give the in
formation, we will esteem it as a favor.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-02-18

EE We are indebted to Judge Logan
and DR.. Harwell, our Industrious and
efficient Senator and Representative,
Tor faYors.
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C8 We will always have on hand a
fresh supply Of Confectionaries and
Family Groceries at the lowest figures
for the money. J. II. INMAN & Co.
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IL Millions of robins swarm i'm the
thickets south of town, and they are
killed by the hundreds every night by
men and boys with sticks
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-02-18

Fresh and genuine Garden Seed from
d. Landreth Il Son, Phil, i'm paper
ana hulk at
lift POPR q GORDON.
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YOU Know, You Know.
Where to get Landreth's Fresh Gar
den Seeds In quantity and in papers.
1851 SUMPTER & LACEY
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E8- The walls OF the Malone build
ing are being taken down to be rebuilt.
Now is the time TO correct the punctu-
alton im malone Block"
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Fresh and genuine Garden Seed from
ID. Landreth Il SON, Philadelphia, In
paper and bulk at
l1f2t Pope q GoRDoN.
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NO 7
oUARTERLY MEETINGS..

Below will be found the 9ud round OF quar-
terly meetings for This district:
Riehland ct. at Elkten Fchiy Is. IA.
Prospect CT At Cedar Grava Fob'y 20, "a
Lynnville CT. al Old Lynnviiie, Feh'A - %.
Duck River ct; lleusley's Chapel Mar. :.
Mt. Pisgah Ct Simpson Chapel. March 5. "A
NJ Pleasant CT. at Mt. D March g., q
Marcella F. Miss Taylor Chai.el Mar q. %.
NebO & WiiliamspOrt At Hebo. April 8 T.
Let she Officers Of the Church make It q
wELLBoRN MOONEY. PR
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Mt. MORIAH CoNGREGATIoE: Our
stoves willsbe ready for use by Sabbath
(3rd). Please remember this.
F. @. TYLER, Pastor.
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To Tax Payers.

The law is imperative that should
force the collection of taxes, and this Is
to notify all taxpayers that | will enter
suit against all delinquents on the 2d
day OF March next. w. @. LEWIS,
feb1l-2t Tax Collector.
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Red, White and Yellow Onion Sets
and Tops in quantity at
.llf2t PORE q GORDoN's.
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Groceries as COOL and as cheap as
RnybOdy's, for the money, at j. II. In
man a. Co.'S. feblS-3t
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Red, White and Yellow Onion Sets
and Tops in quantity at
llf2t Pope q GORDON's
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EB- Landr0th's Genuine Seeds, in
bulk and papers, at Sumptcr & Lacey's
tedl9-2t
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gutal getus.

~ RI. Rev. Bishop Quiutard Will
prc.ch at the Church oil the Messiah
next Sabbath morning at the usual hour.
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e To any and every person who will
bring us i've new subscribers and ten
dollars, we will send the CITIZEN free.
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~ We are i'm

Our terms are CAsH only. We keep
mo accounts. j. II. IEMAN 81 Co.
feblS-3t
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If you want the best cigar in the city
for the least money, go to j. II. Inman
q Cos. ieblS-3t
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TT Landreth's Genuine Seeds, in
bulk and papers, at Sumpter q Lacey's
febIS-2t
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-02-18

~ Landreth's Genuine Seeds, in
bulk and papers, at Sumpter & Lacey Is.
feblS-2t
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~ White, Red and Yellow Onion
Sets ut Sumpter & I.acey's. feb18-2t
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L6dNOS lOl ulSITlDuliOu 4yO64 a
Dividing $4,O74 p by 1895, number
of scholastic population, gives to each
43 .932l, which gives to each School dis
tricE the following amounts:
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JOHs $. Cas-, Secretary -

Hereafter ali ismHnieati.us relating %
the 5th C,tncert al uid bc addressed 70 the
underlined, sna pledge mysoif that the
drasing shalI me OF February 2Iih ~ that
every iiHr paid Tor tickets snail be returned.
q. 81. BRIGGS Agent and Manager.
Room fublio Library Bailaing, Louis
VILE, KY.
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caves for distribution

Total receipts 4,O94 50
Deduct your commissions 20 AZ
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NOTICE.

RI r. WILKINSON'S FARM FOR SALE
i = At greatly reduced Price FOR CASH OF
on good terms. nstf
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PUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY,
Death Of Coz. BFa8stefte-dc tloa
Of the Trustees Successor.
IppOfafed-NO More Post
pOHeBieNfs-D FGlOigtg Ger
-. IL. -. IL ~ 4.

Al niesting u tbs .frnsisas Of the Pub
lie Library Of Kentucky Jan. 20. ls7s IL sas
resolved thHt g. n BnFss E-4. Who
under the late Thos T.. BfaInlcsis wa The
real buEinezs nenag n 81 the - u ,-..f.,srf- l
ready given Ia aid Of the Public Iibrars II
kentncky. b and he j. henhB ant asiz 20
take the place made vacant 81 ibu sla5'i d Of
said Brnmlstle. 10 Tire maItast snunf ~ tine
adairs Of she ffth and lEst gin coueart, and
that the drawing aun0uGccd Tor February ~
1875, shall positively ard Hnequisocaily take
place on that day without any further post
ponemGnt or delay ca ahy sse'lunf ,si7nfs.rer.
r 7. DURRETT, Pres.
Jous 4 C.ss secratarv
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100000 DOLLARS 4!
IN GIFTS
ALL CASH I
PRICE OF TICKETS.

W hole Tickets s 90 90
Halves. ..--.-.-..- 81. ..-.... 100 Is 90
Tenth. or each Coupon ....-. 90
II Whole Ticket for 500 90
2zH Tickets tor 1000 %
The payment Of Gin wdl begin th. nfth
day after the Drawing. Ti-kets mast be
presented or sent - B.earn :. Public Library
Building, Louisville. Ky. wheie th.. v IN
be taken aud paid by ca-h Check nfisu the
Farmers Eud DR. vers Bunk Of uui-s iIla
Every Whole lick has ten fsnrss. cueh
part hearii 9 he number ~ tie y h.,i- TEX
et. Therefore, Tenth Of q Ticket entities
the holder thereof 20 one Tenth Or Whatever
the whole Ticket may draw.
For Tickets and information. o. irc.s
FBOS. 2. skAMLETFE
AaEsT AND MAJ EZRA,
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Tom Marshnll,s Las. Hours.

From the Courier-Journal.l
At last exhausted nature gave way aud
he was stricken with his last illness. A
friend informed him that he must soon
die, and asked him some question look.
ing to preparation for another world
He promptly stopped him and said, mo,
sir-no, sir; | do not wish to pray. had
no hand in coming into this world; |
have failed in all thst | have seriously
attempted or desired whilst in il. / shall
make no arrangements for my departure,
nor for another existence. If God has
managed the matter so far, | shall permit
Him to continue it as best pleases Hin"
He dismissed the subject and referred to
it no more. After remaining silent for
some time as if musing, he said well,
well, this is the end. Tom Marshall Is
dying, dying, not having a suit Of clothes
in which to be buried; dying upon a
borrowed bed, covered with borrowed
sheet, in house built by charity. Well,
we'll, it is meet and proper" After an
hour or more, he looked through the
open window, and calling the atten.
ton Of those around him to solitary
tree, standing in the middle of large
open pasture, said: when am dead,
bury me beneath that tree in the middle
Of the field; | have been crowded all my
life, AMI | do not wish to be crowded In
death. He seid no more, but after q
time quietly ceased to breathe. lie
was placed beneath the tree, but no stone
nor mark tells the passing traveller who
rests below.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

COSsUMPTIvEs, TAKE NoTICE.-Every mo-
ment Of delay makes your cure more hope
less. and much depends on the judicious
choice Of remedy. The amount Of testi-
mony in favor of DR.. Schenck's Pulmonic
Syrup. as a cure for consumption, far exceeds
all that can be brought to support the preten-
sions Of any other medicine. See DR..
Schenck's Almanac. containing the certif-
Gates Of many persons of the highest respeOta-
bility. who have been restored to health, after
being pronounced incurable by physicians Of
acknowledged ability. Schenck's rulmonic
Syrup alone has cured many, as these evil
dences will show; but the cure is often pro-
NOTED by the employment of two other reme-
dies which DR., Schenck provides for the pur-
pose. These additional remedies are Schenek's 5
Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. By the
timely use Of these medicines. according to
directions, DR.. Schenck eertifes that most
any case Of consumption may be cured.
DR.. Schenck, is Professionally at his princi-
pal office, corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all letters
for advice must be addressed.
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MEMPHIS, TENN FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY r. 1876

or his insane dread Of the ground
devil" He will smoke his pipe Of opium
every evening, lying in his bunk and en-
joying that pleasure that seems at first
almost divine in its nature, but which in
the future exacts from its yotaries such
fearful penalty. The other great vice,
that Of gambling, has by no means such
bad effect on his physical man, for It is
not in him to recognize the moral guilt
involved in the festive game OF tan.
One who has visited Chinese gaming
house to witness the game, which is q
kind Of lotto, must admit that John can
both lose and win with gentlemauly
passiveness well worthy of imitation by
those gentlemen who resort to the Wads-
worth Rouse to fight the tiger" or
shake the bones for half dollars on
Third street. But withal we must admit
that John is not good moral character.
He lies, he pliers aud he's dirty. When
be becomes criminal his crimes are al
ways cowardly in their nature; he beats
and biackmails his unfortunate country
women and thinks it manly; he stabs
young boys and calls it bravery, and al
together he does not appear to have an
overabundsnce Of those virtues we call
manly. Whether our Chinese population
will eventually prove curse or a
blessing is too deep political question
to even glance at, but as Artemus Ward
said of the crisis, he has come and is
bound to make long stay.
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4 Relic OF WnshinGton.

An interesting relic OF the early days
Of George Washington has been for.
warded to the New York University for
ibe State Library. The relic dates back
to the time when General Washington
was but land survey, and consists Of a
map Of 1861 acres Of land situated in
Augusta county, Virginia, and a oertid.
cate setting forth that the same had
been surveyed. Both the map and GER
ti6cate are from the pen Of Washington,
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and are models Of neatness. The GER
ti6cate is signed &c. Washington, and
is dated November I, l749-tbe surveyor
being then in his seventeenth year.
After Washingtons name appear the
initials IS. c. c." which stands for
surveyor to the county courts. The doc.
ument is in a remarkable good state OF
preservation, and is inclosed in stout
metallic frame, and protected by glass.
The New York State Library already
contains the Surveying implements used
by Washington, and this addition will
materially increase the interest attached
to the collection.
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J0HN 5, CAM, Secretary.

Hereafter all Communications relating 10
the fifth convert should bo addressed to the
undersigned, and | pledge myself that the
drawing shall come of February 9th OF that
every dollar paid for tickets shall be returned.
G.. NJ. BRIGGS. Agent and Manager,
Room 4, Public Library Building, Louisyille,
Kentucky. dtw-l22-llo
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AT A RRGULAR pINNER
ID John s VICES.

The Chinese are victims Of two great
vices, each Of which they appear TO be
incapable of shaking OFF; these are
opium aud gambling. A Chinaman can
no more give up his taste for the cursed
drug than be could give up his ",Joss "
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PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD.
Mail and Freight Train leayes........ 800 pm
a. arrives........l0:00 q IN
The mail and freight train leaves CoyingtOn
for Memphis at 7a.m. and returns to Coving-
ton at 7;65 pm. Trains leaving Memphis will
start from the Underwriters Warehouse.
j. W WILBUR 0sT'i Sup't.
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A CHINESE BOARDING HOUSE.

Many of the hotels now given up to
the sole possession Of John were twenty
years ago considered ornaments to the
city, others are the merest novels, and
all Of them have been rendered, through
Oyercrowding, hardly fit for humanhabi
tatiou. Those whom the ups and downs
OF California life have introduced to the
accommodation Of twS.bit lodging.
house, where moderate. room is
split up into several small cabins, resem,
bling the state-rooms of steamer, but
where each lodger has bis separate bed
can imagine what a Chinese lodging
house is; where four or FIVE persons
sleep in the same space on shelves, one
over the other, and where the air is
heavy with the fumes from the opium.
pipes; from the dirty little oil lamps
beside each smoker, and from an atmos,
phere rapidly becoming rich in carbonic
acid gas Some Of the larger of these
lodging g'houses room close on two thous
sand Johns, and certainly, the cubic.air
ordinance to the contrary notwithstand-
ing, do not allow anything like the legal
800 cubic feet Of air to each lodger.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY

Death of Governor Bramlette-Ae.
lion OF the Trustees-A SuccessOr
Appointed - No More POstpOne-
ments-DrRwIng Certain February
27th.
At a meeting of the Trustees of the Public
Library. Of Kentucky, January l6. 1875. it was
the late Hon. Tho. Il. Bramlette was the real
business manager Of the gift concerts already
given in aid Of the Public Library Of Ken
lucky, be and he is hereby authorized to take
the place made vacant by the death of said
Bramlette, in the management of the affairs
Of the nth and last gift concert. and that the
drawing announced for February n, 1875,
shall positively and unequivocally take place
on that day without any further postpone
ment OF delay on any account whatever. a
R.. 7. DURRETT, President.
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AN. AN. Pm.
Mail Train daily.......,... 100 $50
Freight and Accolnmoda-
ton daily.......-........ 7.U 6,W
Sleeping cars on mail train. Depot Center
Landing, foot of Washington street. Ticket
Offices, 2S7 (cor. Madisonl and 28 Main street.
T. S. TATE, Asst. Sup't.
Passengers get a GOOD SUPPER or Break
fast at Briukley's 70 miles from Memphis.
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Directors:
SAN FRANCISCO CHINAMEN.

How they Run their Thea fere aud
BOARDING. Houses -JOhn,s Objec.
tiOnaDle Vices.
San Francisco Chronicle, January 3l.l
The Royal China theater is situated
on jackson street, between Dupont and
Kearny. A gas lamp before the door
bears on the side facing Dupont street
some vegetable inscription for the hea-
then wandering down, while the side
facing Kearny street contains the name
Royal China, in good plain English
for the benefit of the outer barba=ian
wandering up. The entrance is through
a narrow passage way, on one side of
which there is counter spread with the
refreshments most grateful to the Chi
nese palate, some of which are of sub
stantial character. such as roast duck
soaked in peanut oil 1t is necessary to
take something of solid nature if de-
termined to sit out q play that com
mences at six in the evening and does
not conclude until three the following
morning. An ordinary play occupies
this length, some plays longer The
first drama at the Royal China lasted q
week. Outside in the street the orches-
ira can be heard from time to time as
the door opens, but once inside, the
clashing and whanging OF gongs aud
cymbals aud inverted saucepans make
night hideous, 1t can be compared to
nothing but the noise of the foundery-
men on Fremont and First streets, as
they rivet together the immense boiler.
plates Of the mine engines, Very little
can be seen with comfort. To the
Mclean man it appears to be scene
Of confusion, actors rushing furionsly
on and off, in mimic fight, and all so
mixed and so much alike that it is a
matter Of utter impossibility TO get the
faintestidea of the plot. John, however,
appears to enjoy it hugely, and with hat
back on head and cigar between his teeth
grunts from time to time unqualified ap.
plause
No women take part in the Chinese
drama. The genter sex are represented
by young men, who, when children, are
subjected to a special dramatic training
in order to render them capable Of Civ.
ing an artistic rendering to female parts.
Nothing is, perhaps, more striking than
the soitness of voice acquired under this
training A stranger not aware of the
fact, would be certain to decide that,
without doubt, they were women.
4
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MANHOOD REsT0RED--A VICTIM or
M youthful imprudenpe,. causing prenla-
{ure decay, nervous debility, ,ete,, having
tried In valu every known remedy. has 'opnd
his "a os suferers. Address H. REEVES,
rs Ma an street. New York. Eeod-2-Ex-a
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
-lND
Great Southern Railroad.

ear No change Of cars by this line for Lo lis-
Vile, St. Louis or Nashville. Pullman Palace
sleeping-cars on all night trains.
For Tickets or information apply at
Ticket Office, 2S7 Main, cor. Madison.
JOHN 7. FLYNN. sup't Memphis Div,
JAMES SPERD, Ticket Agent. :l-t
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HON JOHN EATs.

Nearly all the Chinese eat at home,
especially those who are engaged in trad.
ing and keeping stores; still a large
number resort to the restaurants, Of
which there are several in the quarter,
the principal being the Hang Heong,
nearly opposite the Royal Chinese Thea.
ter In the evening this restaurant has
quite gay appearance, being brilliantly
illuminated with varied colored lanterns.
The ground floor Is occupied by the cui.
sine, while the up staiFs is devoted to the
dining rooms. Pigtailed walters are in
attendance to receive orders, and you
can dine a Ia carte or at a fixed price.
At A REGULAR DINNER
5u commence by drinking a small cup
q a very sweet spirit prepared frsm the
sugar cane. The FIRST course consists OF
roast duck cut into very small pieces aud
served in bowl with peanut oil; tea is
then brought, together with sharks Gni
then comes boiled rice, preserves and
cakes, and the whole is washed down by
another cup Of Sea with biscuit, The tea
is most excellent, but the rest Of the
dinner 10 hardly suited to the "Melicau
mans palate Bow vow can be pro
cured on order, also BIRDS nest SOUP
when in season.
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Whole Tickets, S50 Halves, S25; Tenth, or
each Coupon. IS; Eleven Whole Tickets. $500,
For Tickets. or information, address
.If THOS. y. BRAMLETFE,
Agent and Manager, Public Library Building
Louisville Ky.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-12

MEMPHIS AND LITTLERocK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
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STOVES.

THE BEST WOOD COOK STOVE IN THE
j. World. Awarded First Premium at Gin
cinnati Exposition over all others, and has
taken more FIRST PREMIUMS within the
last two years for actual merit than any stove
ever invented.
over 100000 Of them are in daily use
without u single complaint. Every stove ia
warranted TO give perfect satisfaction.
SOLD BY Z. URQUHART Il CO.,
33A Main street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
l08-xx3-mw6s
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In every section Of the State and throughout
the South. Plainly printed. on superior pa
per. with large andllinCreasing circulation.
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aAILROAD TlME TABLEs.
MEMPHIS AND LOUDVILLE RAILRoAD.
Arrives. Leaves.

Arrives. LeaVea.
r-~- ----A----
An. P.M. A.u.P.H.
Express. except Sunday. zoo $50
Mail Train.....,.,.......,.... :. 4.lO l.25
Nashville Express. except
sunday ay.."..........,,.......,.lO,UU i 800
Depot at head Of NJ ain street
Ticket Office. 2S Main street. corner Of
Madison. NHt
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ADVERT, SERS

Cannot fail to see tbsgunrlvaled inducements
offered by us 10 the way Of cheap and profit
10 Advertisements
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How they Run shetr Theafere aud
BOARDING. Houses -JOhu,s Objec.
afOuaOla Vices