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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-02-08

James Walker admir- DC. SIS.
John West, Sarah West dc Sarah CgcEersI.
Ia this cause appearing tr the satisfaction Of the
/ clerk and master that The defendants, john
West and Sarah West, ace uou-re-iIaut- ot the
State Of Tennessee. that the ordinary process OF
this Court cannot be served on them. ON motion it
i. therefore ordered that publication DE made for
four weeks iu succession iu the PuIa-li Citizen.
newspaper paalizLelin the town Of Pulaski iu said
State requiring said defendant 90 be and appear
the first Iav Of the next term Of the CAaueeTv Court.
to be held for the county Of Giles at the Court House
in Pulaski. on the first Monday IN March next,
and answer conn claimants bin, the same win be
taken for confessed a- 70 them and q. for hearing
s-aufJt1. Ian is. 1867. 4. cox q. & II.
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JUST So.-An Exchange says that it is
Just as sensible a move to undertake to get
married without counting as to attempt any
business without advertising both often
nroYe abortive.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-02-08

A RECENT census of Atlanta, Ga, taken
by one its citizens, exhibits a total pOpula-
ton Of 2O,288,
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THE LOVERS PUzzLE.-To learn to read
the following so as to make sense, is the
mystery. If any of our lady friends can
do so they may call and get the DEVILS
hat
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-02-08

NEVER buy goods of those who never
advertise, says Prentice, of the Louisville
Journal. Those who advertise sell much
cheaper.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-02-08

THAD. STEVENS says that while he lives
the South will catch h-n. When he dis
h-ll will catch him.
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Look out for cross marks on your paper. This
indicates the expiration of your subscription. We
are compelled to adhere to our rule Of payment in
advance. We hope you viii renew without delay.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to Chas. T. Bur
CESS, Merchant Tailor, will save cost BY
calling on r. R. Reed, and settling. 4
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UNDER WEAR.

We take great pleasure Ia announcing 10 the IN
habitaUts Of Pulaski and vicinity that we hsye Sc
cured the services Of Mr. Charles W. Smith, gem
tlauau well known % the residents of Giles county
who viii always be pleased % see and WaIt on his
old friends al4 former customers,
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEF-

Gen JoHN c. BRowN, THOMAS u. JoSEs.
JAMES MCCALLUN.
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Land Sale
Office S. ". corner Public SquaI

DURSUANT to a decree of the Chanccry court at
/ Pula5ki at the September term, 1866, in the
cause of Cock Cock and Peytou, vs. Parker, j..
1 Ill Tie
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!. 2. May ct ais. VS..
James u petr-7. of .-7..

James p. Potter ct ais.
y this cause it appearing to the satisfaction ofthe
4 Clerk and Master that the defendants, James p
Potter, Nancy r Simoufon, Ann Perkins and Juo
N Simontou. eN'r.. and Edward Perkins. are
uon-residens of the State of Tennessee, that the
ordinary process of this court cannot be served on
him, On motion, it Is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made for four weeks In succession, in the
State requirugtLe said defendants to beIand appear
the first day of the term of the cnancory
to be held for the county of Giles, the court house
in Pulrski, on The first monday in September next,
and answer compliments bill, or the same win be
taken for confessed to them, and set for hearing
CZ-partC. feb 1, 1867 \. COX. az IN
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Monday the 18Th daH Of FabrnarE. 1857.

proceed to sell to the highest bidder at the court
house in Pulaski, a credit of and months
with interest, the tract mentioned in the Pleadings
Containing l55 acres and fraction, lying ON the
waters Of Big creek, adjoining the lands of i. II.
Wilkinson, j. II. Campbell and others, and being
the same sold in 1888 by CRANBERRY Tdwell to n L
Gilmore. Notes with good security required of
purchaser and q lien retained. Sold free from the
right Of redemption. [jau25i A COX, C s IN
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the 18th day Of February, 1857,

proceed to sell to the highest bidder, at the court
house in Pulaski, on a credit of and two years
with interest, the tract Of land mentioned in the
-pleadngs, in gth civil tfstre- of 1862 acres ad-
Joining the lands of Margaret Eel, the heirs OF
Featherston HarweH, Nancy Hays dover, Joseph
NcMIllon. Edmond Lauier and Pleasant New
Notes with approved security required OF the pur-
chaser and lien retained. Sold free from RI ght of
ro6ar1DtiCn. iaU25 a. COX O. A. I'M
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Charles n. Ordway VS..


Edward Perkins, A. v. Perkins ct ais.
j appearing to The clerk from the return of the
1 Sheriff of Giles county and from AFFIDAVIT filed,
that the defendant, Edward Perkins. Is d uon-resi-
dent of the State of Tennessee. and resides i'm the
State Of Illinois, that the ordinary process this
court cannot be served him, ON motion IL is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
weeks in succession in the Pulaski Citizen, news
paper Published I'm Pulaski. In the State OF Teunes
see, requiring said president defendant to be and
appear at the next term of the crcuicoUrt of Giles
county TO be Leld uy tile court house i'm Pulaski on
the lst Monday i'm April next, to answer. plead or
demur to compLainauts Of action. or the same
viii be taken for confessed and Judgment rendered
by default as TO him. +. T. McLAURINE,
febl Aw clerk.
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LeMOINE & WILLIAMSON,
ARCHITECTS.
Office No. II, Cherry ST., near Church
NASHVILLE, TENN.
P o. Box G75.

Plans, Specifications and Estimate
Promptly executed. = variety Of Drawings for
Cottages Villas, Hot Houses. Gardens, Parks, etc,
&c suit all localities and tastes, be at this
office.
RrrEnExcEz.-John Kirkmau, Geo. s. Kinney. r
NJ Thompson. a. y. Duncan. w. r.. Berry. Robert
Thompson. Mai. W. 3. Lewis. tl-tiau
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John NJ Siuionton. eNtr of W w Potter decd ct ais
vs.. James Potter ct ais.
this cause it appearing to the satisfaction of the
clerk master from affidavit that the defendants
James Potter, Edward Perkins and VIII ANA Y
Perkins, are non-Tesidents of the State of
Tennessee that the ordinary process of this court
cannot be served them, On motion tits therefore
ordered that publication be made for four weeks in
succession in the Citizen, newspaper published in
the town Of Pulaski in said State, requiring the said
detenc ants TO be and appear on the first day of the
next term of ta cAaucary court to be held for the
county Giles, at tie court housoin Pulaski, on the
HTst monday IN -areh next. and answer com
plainauts biz. or the same viii be taken for con
icssed as to hiIa, and set for hearing x parte.
feb /, 1867 \. cox @ G IN
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Announcement.

Announcing candidates for State or District Off
ces ten dollars; county do five; always in advance
Obituaries and tributes prospect over ten lines in
length charged for at the reg liar advertising rates
Marriages, deaths and religious notices gratis.
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ChnmCez.w SnEo.

PURSUANT to a decree of the chancery court Of
1 Pulaski, Tenn, in the cause pending therein of
Cranberry Tidwell vs.. Sarah Gilmer and others, l
will on
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Anauias Oliver and others.
IN this cause it appearing the satisfaction of thu
/ Clerk and Master from affidavit that the de
PENDANT, Phillip oliver, is nonresident Of
the State of Tennessee, SO that the ordinary pro-
cess Of this court cannot be served on him: On
motion If is therefore ordered that publication bc
made for four weeks In succession in the Citizen,
newspaper publisheI in The town Of Pulaski, i'm
said State reguirirg said defendant to be and APP
pear ON the first day of the next term Of the Chan
cerv Court to be held for the county Of Giles at the
court house I'm Pulaski, the first Monday I'm
March next. ana answer compliments BILL or the
same viii be taken Tor confessed 90 him and set
for hearing lr-DaJts. a. cox, G.. dc NJ.
feb. /. 1861.
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PURSUANT to q decree Of the chancery court at
/ Pulaski in the cause pending therein of Willis
Worry, eX'r., John y Mitchell, a j Partin and
J Z Red. viii. on
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TnsoIvent Notice

THE insolvency of the estate Of Labau A. West
/ m0relaud having been suggested and admitted.
all persons having claims against said estate, arc
hereby notified 60 H!e the some with the 1of the
chaueery court at Pulaski for pro rata payment.
doc * AaCDE- e. Ia
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PULASKI, TENN-
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GEETs. FURNISHING GOODS,

consisting I'd Full Bosom Shirts Linen Shirts. I'm
der Shirts Drawers, Cravats, SusPcudeu, Collars;
ia fact g. complete line %
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CIoaks and shawIs. Hats. Boots and Shoes,
GENTLEmEUs CLOTHING,

which we arc selling 10 compete uith Nashville pri-
prices. We also call attention TO fine stock Of
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CROSS MARKS XXI

FRIDAY MORNING, FEB'Y. 8. 1867.
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Orr1oE WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE Up STAIRS.
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Tran sporlation, Etc.

The lands Of the Comp -uy- except in some eases
NAeTe the surface indications have been auu-ulIIy
promising have been selected with particular refer
enee TO lEeT ueaTle~s to tran-p 0rtariou either by
water or ran, fact OF very great Importance in
es[inat-ng the value Of It's property.
Parties owning lands having oil or mineral IN 7f-
cations Of special excellence, invited 20 COM
mun-ca-e with any officer or director OF ne Com
pauy.
Efficient and reliable agents are wanusd IN the
various localities, TO procure subscriptions to the
stock; 70 whom a reasonable com uensattor wllI be
pad. Applicants sIou d address the Secretary. at
tula7Alr Tenn Applications may also b. made 70
the Secretary bE mail, and eer,i6eate7 wiz be re-
turned without delay.
Su9segin -ious 10 the Stock may be made Of any
g-L--s. 3D. director OF Tic J-uHs.4y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-25
Republican Candidates fOr she
GubermatOrlnl Nomination.


The Republican managers are just now In
trouble about candidate for Governor.
Governor Cox does not relish the idea Of be-
ing compIimemted with but one term, as were
DENNIsoN aud TOP, and yet his friends are
tImid and his opponents decided to an ex-
tent that must be anything but flattering
to his Excellency. His effort TO be honest
and Republican at one and the same time,
and his final abandonment Of the Admins
tration policy and adhesion to the Radicals,
has led his party managers to distrust him.
They are now endeavoring to weave about
him such network of political wires as
will compel his withdrawal from the can
vass. But the Governor don't die as easily
as they had hoped he would. He is actively
engaged in taking soundIngs-his friends
are being consulted-his strength is being
measured-and It is given out that posi-
tive position will be taken by him in about
two weeks, when it will be known whether
the thrusts already received, In the house
Of his friends, will prove fatal, or whether
1t will be necessary to publicly slaughter
him In convention. Two short weeks, we
are told, will decide this question. ri.
GRANVILLE MOODY, a poor preacher, a
poor soldier and poor politician, thinks II
BRowNLow can be Governor of Tennessee,
MOODY should be Governor of Ohio, and
his followers are striving to secure the
nomination for him. Whether his claims
are based upon religious, political, or milf
tary services, is more than we can say; but
he is to be a candidate before the conven-
tion, and as his conscience will not pre-
vent him from indorsiDg all the usurpa-
tions and outrages committed by his party,
he will stand good chance to get the NOM
tnation. H.c.s .r .lsr beg
COLUMBUS DELANo, the man who was de-
feated for Congress by the gallant General
MORGAN, is also on the programme for Gov
erDor. He has more talent than either Of
the two above named, but he has been such
an unwilling follower Of the Radical lead
ers in Congress that he has not the ghost of
achance TO receive the nomination.
Senator HALL is being put forward by
his friends in the Northwest and may yet
come out ahead. He is quite polite gem
tleman and would put French manners
into the Gubernatorial Office than either
DENNIsoN or Cox have adorned 1t with.
His friends urge his nomination on the
ground that the present incumbent is a
'.weak stick" and the Northwest is entitled
TO the Office, as no Governor has yet hailed
from the Black Swamp country.
Doubtless there will be many other can
didates in the field before the convention
meets. and we will not undertake to pre-
dict who win be the nominee.
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employed oy tne husband and blended WIN nis ear
inss 50 tnnt u cannot be separated me most IaVVt
noIS h Pos1loI snS ud; can pe anooen 70
snttieA ~ har monsv SnS in,ersst ~ ~A-
ol tne dlstrcs Sonrt new s.lal
krantou' Auu causo Fenanueu ior iurtnei P'V0e'u-
lnS Al u0nr, G Fo,,,or A..,lroo R,odoricl,
Np, ~, 1enLy o. ToWer, Asslgnes, y aI,e
lF9peln anu OtheIS. IN error W ene ouporlor oou's
OF n1nIg9}mneIry e29uhnny' county Ns@ @N NJ
s'VVrI. v; .. noiui i -. -. .;lo..t,or .Dd mr.
porting to be cOay ysnco Of real estate from hGsI
"a Tsno uiarecty 10 MS Vos3' DUN ~ Ia" """
q such deed, though made with intent to de-
fraud not transtef 9ony ,in
sbo ans ~ nr sso tHs SssnsnS ~ moSe Of ai
mlnisterng assignments N gnst lor lhe DencnI ~, O
sne, Sn,o scauir
@ vnnnos 10 n @ ~ anntians nnon
~ NY PlloIeeles oiiioh ~ suoiefS 0seNesHs'V
'ng III pdIerndsVs aNs IN rrDod
NS 'i1Ts ls a. , a;.,,, Samuel C,,.rk Rul of
ravic a; ;asna - tnnot ~ ~ intia NJ re
Io.ts~ ~ ~ ~ " 1tnislou ~ ~ ~ sSussoi ctN
poT o. Io See ease WIZ DC maze, a. s.mnsl Tru;tt
Eso ~: -, ~ al ntsi, r % Ros: connty indg
mant sgismed S Tnis On a being decided by bare
,no;nr;t, ~ H. Cnnrs ond nnch Sovht heno enter
,;1ad X III III ;' a aS a ON ths nonts invoyed no
fnrtS a. y, .ort ~, ~ - thns viilh he msac
No. 20s Horaee flaines \. The State Of Ohio
Error to tba Iiommon Pleas NJ AshtNnuIa county
IbdgmsDt tn seSsrsed on authority Of Fouts " Tnc
Sfste q 0b;o II "a
NT'tFSSs' SFSHDfi'f'y ~ '3LA NfN - II z
No. 40. The Trustees of Spencer Township in
Gnernsev county v The Tru u,tees of Pleasant Town
hin IN Parry no,ntv Moton far lesye 10 6le ne
tIti,nn n in error w T4-SS'f,SSf' t.fT
Inv THE CoURr-Held.
4 The IeSai ssttleinent of n minor child. member
of his fathers family, ,ntinues to be in the town
shio where hsfnther was last settled = not
WitS ne 'Sthsr removes with bis vile and
children to atownshipin another cSunty and there
ahandons them n neither he nor his family remain
in such township long enough to acquire a new
a. The abandoned wife, dining coveture, is not
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IncOrpOraled.

The Gettysburg anil Arcanum Turnpike
Company" filed their certificate of incor-
poration in the office of the Secretary Of
State on the 23d day of January, 1867.
Henry j. Foreman, Isaiah Baker, H. G.
Bristley, William Foreman, Jacob F. Fore
man and Samuel Rodebaugh, as corpora
tors, propose to construct turnpike road
from the town Of Gettysburg to- the town
Of Arcanum, in Darke county, Ohio.
The capital stock is fifteen thousand dol
lars, divided into shares OF fifty dollars
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-25
The Town street Races.

An unusual crowd was present on the
crossings of the different streets crossing
Town street yesterday in order to witness
the,exciting races between the fast nags of
the city, and those which were brought
here for the purpose of distancing every
thing upon the track. Columbus is ahead
so far. Bring on your fast nags aud we will
give you fair chance free of charge. tsi
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VIM, Knnbe & Co.'s improvement I'm
rgHars RiOnO6.-s MrnHHsanH

VIM. Knnbe & Co.'s Improvement In
-C4HfgF Pinnos.J NupEIfaFf
We clip the following notice1of VIM.
iKnabe & Co.'s greatest of piano improve
ments from Theodore Hagen's New York
Weekly MtsicaI Reutew of January II, 1867:
The firm of William Knabe & Co., one, of
the three great pianoforte manufacturers
in America, for quarter Of century the
controllers of that business throughout, the
South and West, have recently made an
Improvement in the Piano which they have
p ,tented, and have illustrated in some Of
their first class square instruments! We
have examined many improvements lately,
and. have witnessed the results; but the
principles by which these results are OBJ
tanned remain unexplained, for the reason,
that they are arrived at by two directly
opposite means, the one metal and the
other wood; In both, cases the improve
ment is SO positive, that the ieast delicate
ear could hardly. fail 70 perceive it, = tlaial
The improy ement upon which Knabe d
Co., of Baltimore and New York, have Sc
cured a patent, we examined at their ware
rooms, $3.50 Broadway, in, one,ot their new
Souare-grands, and may thus be described |:
1t consists Of a Metal Agra6s Bridge, which
is fastened underneath heiron plate, and TO
the front ofthe tuning block, thus resting
between the two. The screws which fasten'
the iron plate to the tuning block, pass
through the Agraffe bridge, thus fastening
the whole immovably together, The string
passing through the Agrafes,s which
are fastened to the metal plate, pass back
ward to the tuning pins over ridge cast In
the iron plate, thus giving apowerful down.
be4ring tothe strings, which serves 70 bind
the iron and metal plates, and the tuning
block together still more firmly.
The inventors claim that this combinarl
tioh, 50 perfectly made, gives, an unuysaI
sirmness and sOlidity to the tone, and pro-
duces better and more telling quality of
tone than can be produced by any other
means. "
We have carefully examined and tested
the result of this Improvement by com
pairing them with instruments Of the same
scale without the metal Agraffe' Ibridge,v
and fiadthRt the volume and solid ekeelI
lehce OF the tone is vastly Increased BY that
addition, and the. quality of tone improved
In an, equal degree in purity and beauty.
Knabe & Co.'s new Square-grand Is an
instrumeptol greatpower, possessIng fne
singing qualities and rare equality
Throughout the entire scale, and combining
the best qualities lof the finest grand pi-
amos. Such Instruments cannot fail to add
to the present wide-spread reputation of
the house Of VIM. Knabe 20 Co., and to
cawet their Instruments 10 be sought for
stIIHh6re eagerly eo Hi nwuf alVs
For a firsediass cigHEE,l 4 Y 90 J Is t. Asuneb0S
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-25
Gnna I'm.

The Harness man who has been in limbo
for some time, had his trial before the
Mayor yesterday morning, and was bound
over to appear before the next Court OF
Common Pleas in this county, in the sum
Of $500. and falling to give the requisite
bail, he was safely ensconced in the county
It'll
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-25
Rumawave.

Rupaways have become common !; and as
a local we scarcely ever make mention oi
tthem-but yesterday afternoon as we were
standing near the corner OF High and State
streets, we noticed q black horse coming
up on State, likeifsomething was the mat
ter, and we stepped aside. The horse left
the shafts at the corner of the American
Hotel, and ran into the hack horses
then put down the street unloosed and clear
of all membranes. Where he went to-
or where he belongs we know not. .ssi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-25
ConstitutIonal Question

We give, as far as we understand legal
phrases--a synopsis of the argument before
Esquire Meeker in the case of Dolson v.
Homan, and hope that no offensewill be
taken if we happen to make mistake
such things will happen, aGs1rgT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-25
Offtha Track.

The freight trains going south towards
Cincinnati yesterday, by some means '..te,o"
the track, and occasioned a delay in the
regular passenger train to Cleveland. No
person was injured and everything is now
oil ti0ht ...f, , O. . q . .,... .. 80 DO. ...,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-25
No SRI

: '-I 1---'V- NW UT " Y y
It is true that the popular remedy known
as Goes Cough Balsam doesInot dry upla
cough, but loosens it so that the patient
can expectorate freely. a GlveTit To- the
children freely and take 1t yourself for bad
colds. IS ~ J g v g Il 20 J y -
1t does not take week to receive benefit
from Goes Dyspepsia Cure. 1t will i'm:
ynediately relieve pain ID, the stomach
sodring or rising Of food, and cure the
worst cases Of Dyspepsia. ian2Sid&Y1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-25

Mr.. Weaver, manager OF the Atheneum,
is on hand every night with varied en-
tertainment to please the large audiences
who visit sold Drury." A change of
programme will be presented 'this evening
which will astonish the natives. Go and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-25

VEGETABLE 1HgTR REsToRA-
.TIyE,to whiehewas.a awardeA thermeed Of
praise and the : First Premfumy stthe late
New Hampshire State Fair, is now gaining
ltheThf6hest reputation as tlIeielsaNest, Ithdl
best, and the most c6ectad1 preparaticSPevefa
offered to the public, being entirely free
from any gapmg sticIes airtD substance, the
general complaint Of many similar prepara7
lions now IN the markatrrso Q say the dFpg1l
gists, the chemists, and the consumerssIsdw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-25
How 70, Reau.lry one OompleEI0n. =

What isthere so niortifying to q lady az
to have her face covered with SpimpleS'
blotches, and cutaneous eruptions, and yet
how how many there are who Though phfS
neglect, suffer them to exist Go to the,
drug store and have the druggist make you
an. Ointment with twenty grains dodIaecf
lead, and one ounce of simple cerate or
fresh lard. Apply this 20 the face every
night; at the same time keep the bowels
gently open With H0bdceS Blood Pilis,' and
take che Blood, Pshyasf three timssa d6y,
and you will be perfectly yiastonished at the
result produced before week has passed.
Continue this treatment until perfect cure
is effected, which will be in a very short
time. AAE T'A Eaf jan23-d d6w1RA
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: II M. 6. A. 'aAOF

nizOne OF the results OF the OF ofganl1atl0l vi
the Y. M. G. A. is the formation OF de-
batting, club composed 0f yenpgs gsnenwle
desire mutual imptpvement This club rs
dot ohIya benefit to those pattIcipetiog,
but Interesting to those attchdiHg theif de-
bates. Al annbuhced ins 'ouf yehtef1ay'B
issue, the club held their discussion last
eFenidF, Yheh was pstenea 70 NTH much
interest by those present.