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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-08-03
day, arranges her rooms and sits down to
her sewing or other work, as the case may

uayJ aEEahS SeS HeF EOOLnS anu oiIS 0O"" "
her sewing or other work, as the case may
be.
A sewing machine is brought into requi-
stion, and one of the number appointed to
use it. For the benefit of those who want
a sewing machine, it may be we'll 70 state
how this was procured.
One day man from St. Louis came to
offer one for sale, stating that his price was
ninety dollars. Brigham bought it, pro-
missing to pay the man whenever he should
call. The man being poor, called in few
days. He did not get his pay. He called
again a number of times, With the same re-
suit One of the wives became quite indig
nant, and said: ''If 1 was in his place
would never ask it from one so high in the
priesthood He had better give it to him
than ask pay of him" The poor man new
er received his money, as soon as he could
get the means, left the territory. This is
the manner in which the Prophet becomes
possessed of much of his property.
Most of the women spin and make their
everyday clothing, doing their own color
ing. They are quite proud of the quantity
of cloth manufactured in their establish
ment every year. All work hard, and take
but very little out-of-door exercise. At
parties and theatres Brigham and one or
two of the favored wives sit together in the
''King's box" but the remainder of the
woman and the children sit in what is call
| ed "Brigham's corral'' This is in the
! parquette, about the centre Of the area
The Prophet goes down once or twice during
the evening to the corral, and chats for a
/ few moments with one and another, but in
a short time he can be seen beside his "dear
Amelia again.
At the Mormon parties much gaiety pre-
walls. Appearances are maintained, some
what, by paying more respectful Difference
to the first wives on such occasions. Cen
! tiles, with whom the saints are on good
terms, are well received and kindly enter
tanned at these parties, and all join in Civ
! ing themselves up to the influences of mirth
aud festivitY. Dancing is not only a favor
ite amusement, it is more; it is cultivated
to such an extent that it becomes passion.
Brigham's women, though better clothed
than formerly, still work very hard. They
are infatuated to their religion and devoted
to their husbands. If they cannot obtain
his love, they content themselves with his
kindness, and endeavor to think themselves
happy. AS religion is their only solace,
they seem to make it their only object. II
it does not elevate their minds, it deadens
their susceptibilities; and as they are not
permitted to be women, they try to con-
vince themselves that it is Gods will they
! should be slaves.
A music master, dancing master and a
teacher of the ordinary branches of the
English education are employed in the fami-
ly school. Also teacher of French. His
children have much better advantages than
any other in the territory. Dancing and
music are the leading accomplishments, and
everything else is made subordinate to
/ these
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-08-03
Little P e earI

a jewel of a little girl
One lucious summer night
The angels dropped, by chance I guess,
Into d nest of white,
Baptized from dainty head to heart
In heavens transcendent light.
What could they name so fair thing
If 'twere not Little Pearl?
Her hair was like a mist of gold,
Each little line a curl,
One watched unconsciously to see
Two hidden wings unfurl.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-08-03

WIZ is President Johnson like poet?
Because he can wake to ecstacy the living
Tyre" (Fornev).
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-08-03
B abv Talk.

Where's ze baby, bless its art,
Muzzer's little darley boy,
Tune and time into its tart,
Suck its little sugar toy.
Now we'u take it ridy wildly,
Dearest, preshus, blrdy, honey,
Ma won't let it sidy idy,
Cause 'twould 'urt her little sonny
On, you pity sugar plummy!
Does it want its story talky?
So it sail; you ducky tummy,
Let its muzzy see it walky.
My! what ails its twetest mouEy!
Mama faid its going to Ky,
Only see its lippeys pouty-
Hushey, darley-rocky bye.
Does the cabbage mama eaty
Make its little tummy ache2
Is its little eyes so seepy,
Hickup keep it wide awake?
Does it want to see its daddy?
So it sail in a little while;
See it trow its tinny paddy,
What does all re blessed chile:
Ugh you naughty pin, 60 way!
Hushey, deary, 60 to seeP,
Mamma by her baby stay,
Uggy fes from baby keep.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-08-03
HOW to Make Good Butter.

A lady experienced in making butter,
says: Before go to milk, put kettle,
say one third full of water, and large enough
to let the milk pail into it, on the stove,
where it will get boiling hot by the time l
come in with the milk. then strain the
milk into another vessel, and wash the pail,
which should always be of tin, and then
pour the milk back into the pail, and set it
into the kettle of boiling water till the milk
becomes scaldirg hot, taking care not to let
it boil; then pour it into pans, and set it
away in the cellar for the cream to rise in
usual way. Cream produced in this way
will seldom require more than twenty
minutes to churn, while by common prac-
tice the dairy maid may often churn for
hours, and then, perhaps, have to throw it
away, as l did before l became acquainted
with the Russian plan, the essential features
of which 1 have adopted in my present
mode, as given above. The method is ap-
plicable to all seasons-summer as we'll as
winter.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-08-03

A Richmond paper thinks there should
be a new Cabinet officer called the Secre-
tary of the Exterior, and appointed from
the South.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-08-03

This portion Of our Union is represented
in Congress by twelve Senators and twenty
seven members.
Now, look over there toward the setting
sun, yet not half way to the Pacific! There
are six States. Let US figure little. Take
vour peuciI and set down
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-08-03

A Western editor has on exhibition u
his Office, the bladder Of a musquito, which
he says, contains the souls of twenty Gov
ernment swindlars, and the fortunes Of
dozen or more editors, accumulated IN pub
lisbiDl country newspapers.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-05

ass 1888, Organization. zE
q Sen. Wni. Geo. s. Ebontas, HrGiibent.
q. gB. Sobnfon, gi;ez ptdfioent-
G TeLir a. GbeatAdm, $etret6r. IS JG us go
An5om 9elion, Shatmeiiter. 3
Sofepb Satioed, 9enerolsagent fir GinIpdnbe<
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VIZ .. 90 sAnnouMcenneh1@54Vk OsA1ASh@Ss
'.'l'$ay Or STATE CIFr1cRRs: Is 3-ss $40 0
COUNTY ='f'-oAes-E 100
dry 5
Advertisements in the Special CNumn, f
time, from lto5 lines, 81 .0q-each additional lin
20 cents; subsequent Insertions 10 cents per line
- In Local Column, first time, from to lines
elG8-@-eaeh additional line, 80 cents subsequent
Insertions, 15 cents per line.
Advertisements of Benevolent enterprises
Syitl be inserted in paper free OF charge
& FOR adgertsenlentssof societies we will charge
half prize. II.
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: Eniiftn !. .....-.......I 1O.UO
- $xuDt O'oO
gInseigen IN Der SpeedIsGpnIte beirr erftet Stale
500 fur IS renreoe rueitere 2inie 20 eefFtsE
aSeitere Mnseigen per 2inie 10 Gents.
@uaeigen IN ben 2oeaIipaIten wer6en nit 500 fir
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ben. gratis aufgenommer. &nseigen
BON @efeai6aften nnb 8ereinen berea<,
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dnserbdIb StaSt erbtteu mir uns prdnnmeraiibo
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bnrd Yoft=0ffeezSr6res.
Sennefee Staats3 eitllngsz
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Giienbabu Mreting.

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untermprfen. SHnfrirte gircAInre lper6en fret g.
fonot 9an aSbrsffre Sbow u. glart in 8iboefpr
29m6m
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1866.

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sepIast iinb,, ut5sen ti,lrs gefar's erterminatDr
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,siiten anb SdnbIern. 9 !, 17inI ART
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Sn4jsn nnb nit Der 2ouiSuile unb RafbpiHeeatn mad
allen gnntten n6rblid mn6 bHfid. 80.
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pile. l.Ssf1
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3 Die Sanptswede Der @eieuf9uft finb Grmunteruns
sur Ginwan6ernng in unferen 5tGnt unS geri4afs
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mel9eiM wstbiMSan1 ftsben att bet 81 ttnb q. 10.
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GinG Ieprftpn8 2ua perIdst Chattanooga
Yeest isben Senhtng nm zoos q. 90. nod einsitnst
&prin9ss Nnrad 1etiaes hsr NuB nm 8 MR.
V1hn fit Din unE Aurild 81 .25,- Z. 81
&isets ms IA 6dbsr Sci 8. 81 sddfons gegsnlbef
81. GIpub ectel oeer an Chattanooga 3epet.
= SO. ~. GisaeS, Geul. Gapt. =
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8. SIS. o r.afDss
General MaiI. Maemf.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

Allcock's Porous Plasters.-A Druggist said
he other day, you have need to advertise your
Porous Pasters, for every sold certainly
dozen tn be sold, and dozen sells gross, and
You will be able to supply the demand But
we supply a thousand yards day.
AFFECTION OF THE SPINE CURED.
Hartford, CoNN; Nov. Iith 1861.
Messrs. THos. ALLcocK Z Co.-Please send, with
dispatch, twelve dozen Allcocks Porous Plasters.
Our daily experience confirms their very superior
cellence. this moment of writing man applies
for one, who, by enlargement in the shaft of
chinery, had both his legs broken spine severely in
jured, and was for nearly year entirely helpless
This found relief very by the application Of
a plaster to his spine. He enabled to work,
and now he labors we'll He would cheer
fully pay IS for single Plaster if they could not be
had at lower rate. am surprised that surgeons do
not make of these perforated plasters to the
cusion of all others, their fsxibty and adhesive
greatly in advance of all other pasters with
which am acquainted while the perforations pecu
liar to them rendered them greatly superior to all
others for ordinary surgical uses. Knowing the pas
ters to be useful, have scrupes that my senti
ments should be known.
Ss J.w. JOHNSON, NJ. D.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
Sold BY all Dealers in Medicines
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26
A "Ciyil Rights >, Case.

s
On Wednesday night last, two colored individuals,
male and female having determined 81 take each 9th
Or .for better or for worser,' made their arrange
nents to have the knot tied by Squire Pos but when
the hour arrived that to have made their two
willing hearts "blend together in one unrufied
stream" the cruel she "parent,' being opposed TO
the match, prevented the parties from coming to time
by locking the bride in her Here . clear
that under the provisions of the sCivii
Rights Bill, . for the bride of lawful age, and
could make . binding contract of this kind-the OBJ
ectons of her maternal relation 10 the contrary, not
withstanding. Accordingly, the disconsolate, but
resclnse tobs bridegroom. got little legal rscssPs
from the Squire, that takes q male female well
whers he she is Is whk he she snt, and with
a competent Officer proceeded to where his duleenia
vas mprsoued and dsmaaded her iusnsdiase release.
After considerable palaverng sd soma persuason on
tbs part of the bride stepnather The maternal pa
RENT relentsd far open ths prison-door; bat,
when the daughter made her appeafance, the temper
Of the mother edrvesce and she stretched forth her
hands and choaked the expectant bride, until COM
psed to release her iosas grasp from her neck BY the
odacer and his assistants. The observation-disclosures
bridegroom, with the recent fair prisoner hanging
lovingly on his arm, then triunphansly marched up
70 the residence Of 'Squr PoH. who. then and there,
eon6rrsd them BY virtns Of his oE1s M TIE uasri
1o.al Civil RigAss" shessanso bslo.Gisx and 10 10
70 be hoped that they may trot happily together IN
do1hls-harnsn, ~ balance of their born days.ss
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

Up AND AT IT.-Our friend, d. 3.
Robbins, informs us that he has re- built
his store house that was burned down at
Farmland, Randolph CO., Ind, last win !
ter, again placed stock of Goods there
in, and is now saleing prosperously in
the Dry Goods line, with renewed ener-
gy. Fire doesn't stop such indomitable
perseverance and enterprise as he pos
sesses. Dan has a goa head-i tiveness
about him that overcomes all obstacles,
and he deserves and should receive 3
plenteous harvest OF, commendation and
patronage. rec
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26
Anew REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH
Is THE BEST.

It's made the best principle while the foreign
watch is generally made no principle at all. The
foreign watch is mostly made by women and boys, by
hand. While their labor is cheap their work is dear
at any price. Such watches made without plan,
and sold without guarantee. They are irregular in
construction, and irregular in motion. They
designed only sell, and they buying is the party
most thoroughly Sold Those who have kept cancers"
lepines and 'Swiss levers, IN protested repair for
few years will appreciate the truth four statement.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead of being made of several hundred little
pieces, screwed together, the body of the American
Watch is formed Of of SOLID PLATES. No jar in
,erferes with the harmony of its working, and no
sudden shock can throw its machinery out of gear.
In riding business pursuit. it is all held togeth
firmly single iece of metal. 1t is just
what all machinery should be-
lst ACCURATE, ID. SIMPLE, Sd. STRONG, 4th,
ECONOMICAL. n
We not only secure cheapness by system, but
quality. We do not pretend that our Watch be
Dough; for less money than the foreign
bu: that real value it is sold for onehaf the
price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH named VIM Ellery is
what its indicates Solid, Substantial and aw abs
ReIiable-warranted to stand any of Marching,
Riding any Ching.
Our next higher quality of Watch manned p s
Bartlet il similar in size and general appearance but
has more jewels, and more elaborate finish
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brought out, i.
pnt up in great variety of patterns, many of them
of rare beauty and workmanship, is quite small, but
warranted tokeep time. 3
THE PROOF Of the merits of our Watch may oe
found in the fact that employ seven
hundred workmen in factories and that we are
still unable to supply the constantly increasing de-
mand.
Our three-quarter plate watch is thinner and lighter
than the others have described Its fine chrome m
eter balance is deicately adjusted
ton caused by change Of temperature. These watch
the fruits OF the latest experiments chrouonety
and are made by our best vorknen, in separate de-
partment of our factory. For the finest keeping
| qualities they challenge comparison with the bes
works OF the most lannon's English and Swiss makers
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Co.
| 1s2 Broadway, New York.