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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18

Firm .ilbaay. ca ae-s. ~ a.. $50.

FIRM -flbaay,( o. Ael-s, 81 I. 6tt, l5To.
PENEERToN, TAYLoE & Cot hiss enter
pri,ing estahlishnlcut il one e the institu-
tons - x % q. as Druggists they are the
ptffs d an house ia Georgia willie as man.
Il tufors drugs and medicines, they are
~ bout enpetitor IN the State. and with
bul few IN he South. Their Laboratory Is
ohe Of the licences Of Southern progress
ani the pu5 ~ of the medicines they manu-
iaeture is Bsgjunhig TO keep an immense
trade at home that Formerly went abroad
Educated IN their profession. reliable IL
their dealings. and financially able 10 lead
tile business, the firm Is rapidly extending
ils influence and drawing patronage from al
portions Of the South ana West We COM
mend them TO our jobbors and lea.eFs gene-
rally, with confidence thut Trial WI seen IL
an endorsement Of all We have SAID.
We take much pleasure in calling The At
ten t1ssI7 ~ 7E EsaIieEs ta-tilf sesfsalsoiits
OF dioOe Flower syrup III another column.
This celebrated Lang Remedy j. rcsaF,3-,l by
ali " I'D have tested its IncMts. DO the
most pleasant md truly valuable mediocre
ever discovered. fol the cure Of colds. coughs,
asthma, &c. Like true friend, the more
we usc IL and know it thc'lJattera I'VE like *.
IL - pleasant to take. and unlike all either
cough AefticlEes offered TO tho pa bile, IL
contdinSn no ePi9Ia or any Bauseating drug
aiId WEI Lot disagree Nth the most dclie-ts
! constr tutan- We advise al Who have II -
ease o nc Iun@s. such rs Recipient CopSunp-
l-tien, Gods, Asthma. Bronchitis, &c. TO Try
~ once bottle Ct Globe Flower Syrup
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18
ENGLISH FEMALE RITTERs.

The Meiieai Profession ut large have long
ieIt the need Of in> such Il medicine, corsc-
quehtly tits not strange that th,sv 70 &c IL
prescribe and recommend these Bittcrs 10
heiT female paticuts.
yGurcould see the File Of smiling sp-
Pro'sls and eneopiums from phvri,i..n-
and Il Tnblic V LQ have cured thcir y.!ycs
thor daughters nd fheir ei,ds by the u.e
OF ihese Bitters. no SICILY fcmalc wcrla hes
itEtc To use them. This Feinale Regg,Iator
i adapted for old. young AIRED or incl,
icirales, who are Elected viii. acute or
chronic toTms Of Uterine dcran2enientS.-
hey cure Painful. Impressed, scents, pro-
use or Irregular Menstluption, Chlorosis or
Green Sickness, Fluor Albus or Whites,
l!lyStericS, Falling OF the Womb. pain in tL,
fldc, back or iuine. sick lleadacht. p.lrrita-
TIC n or hUt terng of tie Heart, sv.irnnfins, Of
ne lead, hurried Breathing. cold Fset "A 4
iaHidsi loss OF Apostle, Indigestion. tornitl
A'eli Meiano holly, NeTy ousneFs, Wakeful-
ness, BaTTenness, physical Prostration, etc.
Many OF these arc relieved dy the use Of -nIy
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18
pTVUrGE FEE sECRET

IT. .e- -tt.-a.-#
Before lying. In few years. a. the som
pre- shades OF night began to close around
Der lettering frame, Sic imrarted this rrent
secret to this friend.
=. She 700 CAMEL quite a roI utation. for re-
iiieVing the Suffering Of her sex, ana strange
1t may Prcar-she scarcely ever fai!Cd to
cure those old chronic I'alc complaints
that had Resisted all srdinsry modes Of
treatment. Many years ago the writer of
tbs, y bile eng ged in the Pract &C of Medi-
}ne, by a little strategy, succeed in Procur-
IL ne secret OF THIS wonderful vegetable
3cgHlator, which had never been known 10
tue Medical Profession
lie gave it 4 fair and impartial trial in the
treatment of various forms and stages of lie
male eolaPlsints with such ,lrcide,ESati-f fac
Io.' that in 1850 he called public attention
to lts virtues IN
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18

For weeks and even months past
constant stream Of emigrants has
been pouring through E. Tennessee
en- route for the West. They come
principally from \. Carolina and Z.
Tennessee.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18

Two gentlemen recently fonnd
$3.50 in gold on tie farm Of Mi w
Younger, OF Santa Fe. Naury county.
Tenn. The money is supposed to
have been buried during the war.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18
Skins Of Rabbits and Raecoops.

Arranged IL altaruate stripes This bag
contained soTrc old parch nent, curious rel
les. q few light garmcrts, and cinri lar sack
containing a e0ufSr mspfsr made from GER
tain roots known only to herself the secret
of viii b she chung to as with the tonari'y
of death She sailed forth from her wild
mountain home. to act the Good Samaritan,
with the unknown vegetable powder, which
she claimed posseSseds wonderful power
over all Diseases incident to the female sex.
She termed ''womb phvsie'' with which
she proposed to cure al affections and dc
Tangcmcnts of that organ aad kindred com
plants, IRE cfch rye. With such singular
magic did she relieve all no applied, that
wiGhin few years her naIno and fame be-
came known far and wide, and hundreds of
suffering fem lies applied for reliei and re-
turned to their homes healsly and happy -
Many were anxious to know her great secret
and large INNS If mo ey We're ofirrcI if she
would divulge it but She s.ubbornly re-
fused.
During her SOLITARY Iife, Sic became INIT init
! mate with only ore wer1an.l a ncced inid :
wiic5somelniles disthn5, to " hoin 81, prom
! iscd to g. -
/ .rs
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18

The Supreme Court adjourned at
Knoxville last Saturday, and the
amour. of business transacted is
without parallel il the Judicial his
tory Of Tennessee.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18

a white man in one of the bar
rooms of Atlanta, The other day. of
fered 10 pay for quart Of whisky if
negro present would drink it, It
taog sly meE to carry The eofin.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18

q colored parsouof Nashville pro-
fesses MoTmonism to the extent of s
wivee, one Of which he recently stole
from her father. aud h. is nov in du
rance vile on a charge of grand lar
canV.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18
TIE LIVER AND ST0A ACH

Ars thoroughly aroused aiia restored to a
heslithy action by the usa tliesc Bibt.rs.-
Itspeculiar Iron and Vegetable colnbina a.
ton PLACES It fan ahead df any similar irep-
aration before the rIiblic. 30.
Femalcs. after coE6nement and Gonzales
censc from any debiitating Complaint, whs
irenaiu weak and feeble, with little or roap
petite, are at once aroused ard strengthened
Toy It's use. As Fam ii Lgaic for men. wo-
Inon and children, it has no equal. One ta-
be poonful contains more medical proper
tl-s than one bottle Of tlie co nmon and
pleasant diluted sleohol' bittcrs to be
founda over the country. When the man
ufaeturers of the common beverages Of The
day say they. cure all diseases, they we'll
Know they are ''Pu l'ng the ,soeli ever J oar
eyes aud laughs at your stupidity in being
so easily humbuggcd whenever the article
sflaeks OF whisky. If Yen really ,lesire q
iu4b,e Iron and Vegetable tonic for your
self nd family, one bottle Off. Z. 3. viii
last longer and do more good chan one dozen
Of no ordinary 'grog shop hitterS, As one
tabiespoenful in water IS sut,lri mt fer an en-
tie family. As
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18

Thirly-two out ofihe thirty seven
States Of the Union Lave elected rep
resntat;ves n: the Lower House Of the
All Congress These States choose
223 81 The 24l me mbers Ct the II,ase,
over nine-ten,hs Of the whole NUMBER.
We append tabular recapi'u!ation
OF tbs list. shosing lie political d.
vision OF each Safe delegation. as
compared with That in the present
Con 3ress -
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18

In consequence of the late food
and destruction Of crops in Texas
corn has risen to 81 busLel on The
Guadalupe.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18

.dfondoy. Dec. 9Th, 1870.
sell at TtiYaic sale. to the highest bidder at
the coprt house door in nuiiislui the town
lots, including the magnificent Bliek dwell
ing house. known ~ the PerkiHs Eonsc,4
mentioned II tho RasadiEgS. diVidedinto
valusbie lots Al being . subdivision of lot
No. % on he SIAN Of the toxin of Pulaski
Said property IL situatcd in the town Of Pi-
laski, fn a. fflc lneigboThoOd, convenient to
water and the business part oftcwn and al
together ono Of the most desirable proIcrtys
IN the town TERMS - ne-third on the
list day Of JanuaFy next ard tic balance on
ard survey l. on file in the Office Of the { m.
Notes with approved security required And
lien retained M W BALLEs4IHE & IN
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18

The Democrats, it will be seen,
make gain of twent, fye members
IN the aggregate. TIE States uhicA
nave yet 10 elrc. members are c..
gia, which votes on the LIST, 81 AMI
81 Of Deem ber: Connecticut. On che
Isl Monday in April; New lamp
shire. on the 9 Tuesday In March;
and California and Texas in Februa-
~ These States elect 81 members
to Congress. Of p HON 10 vii! prob i
bly, be Democrats and II R~publi-
eans-msking the total Of he House
1876 R-pu licans ant lO8 Democr It's
n'jo ity of IS for the former. This
is quite a contrast to the present
House. whirh stands l67 Republi
cans and rs Democrats.
Our calculations for The present
House ars based on the presumption
tFat Democrat from the SoulLern
States sill! all be admitted to their
seats. II Congress, however. should
see fl to throw out those w.o can
I not take the test oath, il will have the
eject Of materially increasing The Re
/ publican preponderanoe. But We do
not anticipate such will be their poll
cy CT desire-B Banner.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18
For The citizen
Died

g On lie r1ern.ng Of the IonE atrh-
e. atuee of 3.el a Ander1 81. uear
F aklih D ] LEE liUoHEs. ia ths
% ear of $ age
Apo,ber tr-ssare has droRrFd fres
ourFite. An~ther grave Pas been
opened aod closed The strong al
lection o. our heart, strengthened by
sufr-rirg. aa: entwined so closely
sruppd Liw. could lot save hlm from
l,as sl6om stscken down sudd5a-
y IN the bio. N aud v;gor Of man
lg5s5si, ysigl,zs'ss siss5iiessSa3E laHso1 lills
unfinished Sincere, manly, geRer-
Gus. high toned ahd eagle spirited,
Lee all carry with him 10 his early
grave The regrets of many hearts.
Kind to-ever y1.ing. .'bgautiful IN
hi--rrIa lens 10 interiors;, dslightiHg
IN his plact e holding himself evef
ieady 10 sleiirve suffering, to enior
tive lowiy howell 40 readily as the
Iofdly mansion. and grooming Lis
lie wilh many beau tiful acts ofchar-a
~ thus eudearlng himself 70 All
Witli W hon he come in contact. But
alas he 90 h2s been taken from US;
and bis loveiise bright stal beam
which threw its radienee into he
darkness and loneliness Of our life,
has gone out n the torb.
Aud while our bleeding heart
speaks out in lis human utterance
against calami.ous death, we would
not question our Fathers uuerring
viii. but ak Him in humility to re-
ceive the immortal -pirit of,our loved
one. 10 mercy. if it be His will.
F. NJ. J.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18
PrLA-N1. Tenn. Noy.i5. 70


PrLA-NI. Tenn. Noy.i5. 70
MIR EDITnR-I deem it but JUS
To Dr. FISK. Who as been occupying
my olIiae for some six weeks. "a d
"uribg that time has treated : great
many cases Of OPtha!mic aid Aural
diseases with extraord snsry ability.
to make these ; alemepts. Two ca
zes will mention. as they repgesen.
for example in their cE,ss The msjjr-
ity Of sore eyes, whiuaare PerPlexirg
and intrac,ible and very difficult %
cure, VIZ: Trf oLorna and Serofulous
IriIis. Mr. VIM. Saudereon brought
TO my ofic- some six weeks ago an
orphan boy d bis charge. vita Scrof-
ulous IriL,s y hich- case has been IN
successfully treated BY myself l9r
months. and 10 tie bort time Dr.. T.
has been treating binl he has dis
charged him about cured. Another
case from near -Gllbertsboro, Al,
OF five years S an'jag. Of Trschoma
win implication Of the iaFsal Car!ila-
ges. which Lad been previously IN
successfully treated the Dr.l hsen
t eating Tor bur eight OF ten days,
ard the patient is low rapidly recov-
ering and very soon, doubtless, win
be we'll.
Dr. Fisk is a scientific gentIemsh
of rare attaiuments and is fully al il
the latest and mos modern Treatment
in dis department lie has. also.
treated successfully cases of long
standing Catarrh and aural troubles.
wilh entire satisfaction. The doctor,
as is we'll known, is The au hor Of
several Medical Works.-aa Is now
re wiIting his Opthalmie Surgery,
which will soon be upon the market.
Yours Very specially,
J. C.RQBFRIS, - D
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18

In Williamson county there is a
man who was defeale for Trustee
last March and for the Legislature
last week. and who now announces
himslf as a candidate ia the Face two
years hence.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18
JOS B Childers c. ais Us Ben Epperson ct


a.
X this cause II appearing TO the satlSiac-
ton Of the Clerk and Master from afhda
viz filed that the deicndan: Ben Epperson
i q non re- ideut OF the State of Tennessee, 20
that tie ordinary process Of this -eonrS can
not be served on I'm: On molten therefore
tits ordered that publication be Inido ioT
flur consecutive weeks in the Pulaski 9th
zen. a rewspaIer published in the Is Wn OF
Pulaski. recurring tuid non resident Dc
frdtnt 10 lie and appear, at the
next torn Of the Chaucery Court. 10 be held
for the county Of Giles at the courthouse
Lin Pulaski, on tho third Mohlfay in Feb
marx next, aud answer ccpulainant's bill,
! or tie Same will be taken for confessed IS 70
| LlIr and set tor hearing r-pG4t@
poll ". Z. BALLESTlNE- { III
/ ti,a!,btth White aid others vs. Eliza Nebe
/ and ihers- Ia.
/ DURsUANT to- dee.ee Of the County
! L Court Of Giles Coun y at the 3FIast
/ and .IuHe Terms, 1870, VIII sell to The higii
est bidder on The promises on
The 26th day Of November, 1870,
I or. \ credit of / and , years with Intelsst
from date, Ile acres of lsnd, being I. portion
/ of the lan.l men iono,l 10 tie proceedings
I belonging TO he estate Of L''lcb " mite dec
/ A r.lat Of said land win be furnished uper
! slfs lav uf sale. Bond and security requlr-
/ 81 and rer. retained t
oct2Sf u. a VI L l i 'isi
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18
Administrator's Notice,

y = . IOA = a ULJCs
HAVE been APPOINTED by the County
4 conre OF Giles county administrator ur,cf
all persons holding claims again5t hin, arc
hereby notl cd to present them within the
time prescTIbadhy law. All persons ind, BIT
e,' 70 nm Viii please come forward and set
Ie. s3o-2lI ALFRED W. PAEkER. Admir-.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18

The Tennessee Legislature meets
the lst Monday in December. The
Legislation on the sui j,lcr Of tho sale
Of de.aulling railroads is said TO be
defective. aud viii probably be rem
elied when The Assembly meets.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18

s1-artiscrnents Inserted ut $3.eo PCT
square. (le lines OF le'F. - this tspe lor nc
first. and so cents for each surscquent iAseT-
ton.
her Of Insertions desired viii be inserted
rnd CHARGED FOR At the regular rates uutil
ordered out.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18

Tie trial of 3Ir. S. A Pointer for
killing Col. PEBBLES at Spring Hill
closed Friday night las will the &C
quittal Of BIr. Pointer. TIE TIA
lasted all day, and twenty five or
thirty with 'sses wee examined.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18
mApA7gE prIACTIA7IPS-

. MADAME PELACITA3EFSv
IOKE INA Nj NTAIN fDRGE
81 - cnSe nzsf amid the wis ofsof.e
tbe Middle IS, lived MadAiae Della
shum *. many -yssrs age. ssith Is kuo1ea-
protector. save faithful deg that ever
stood beside her to defend her in time 81
| need. Her small. n. - covered cabin
WRAPPED with the wild-r"-e and honeyHsIel,-
le appeared hid away by a cluster of M
dcrgrowth, and close y cuyiroued on the
snorth aRd east-bE deep. ersrg1 ravire that
"a avg kaek aosthe nacuqtuiI gorge. .
Here smiling the aInbicnt air, waftcd
from natures greer Hward CliuTiUc to tire
mountaiu side batniHg Ter brow IN carly
rlicrfiss- tctlctc- cIc5s1ro5. iitct sss!ftdrt.
and acne for planv long ycaIs. The cat@-
mounts vsf5ets.tlss 1pidnight yell. aI'A tbs
@ef = ty0ieful howl, E5aq aoutly- ;sruased her
from plodsa1tai light sliiuberS.
Eoy and then she wolld emerge from
der unknown home and ningle will the IN
h.sbitancS around about for one or two
months at a time, She. WAS ccccntri in her
.acfs and all viewed her as living curiosity.
r While from home, she appareutis had
sbut one object and that was { he rciiefofh
afsiieted sex. Under a bel. on her left side,
coUld be seen ien old IA Is oIIeJi dirk of con
Sidei able size. eayrieds for her own pro,ec-
. ton, while strapped across asr.sboUller vas
suspended curious sack male from the
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18

Thereare Is. 500 Masons Ia Tenn.
Missouri sends to Congress four
Democrats, two Liberal Republicans
and three Radicals.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18
The 26th day Of November, 1870
" \ Rel OF nl.-,s. Rebt ] Garretses as.

" \ Reed ct ais rs. Rebt Garrct5ct as. -
stGuse j. Fl Tcnrirgto the court that
i the defendants. R0btJ Garrett aaioIliers
whose nSInes are unknown Efe lhon-FeSi-
dents OF the State CT lcunessco 80 that
tL1 ordinary PROCESS cannot. be served on
them; 1t is therefore ordered tllat rHblica-
ton be made in The Pulaski Citizen rcQrir-
ing said def udsnts 70 appear before THIS
court at The q urthouse IN. tulsski on the.l =
Monday IN Decen Der ilekt and ahst sfs 90
,,i SON, or II will b.stdktn for cor fpsse as
10 thcia sssi set sIor hearing eN7Tar;o. ~ .T.
Uov4 l- s II. IA a WILT, CF k.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18


There is law in Michi an which
quires every man to vote where
his washing IS done. Al The el-c
ton last Tuesday nine tonths of the
Rsd'ea Of the State exhibited their
shirts as sG44vits that they didn't
have their washing doae anywhere
Immense Democratic gaius.-C.J.
The Knoxville Wing and Register
says: The election OF Tuesday has
brought the question squartly up
Can Congress Feecnstruct a State be-
cause ]: goes for Democracy? Ten
Ressee voted the Democratic ticket
IN the most peaceful manner. No
troops were sent here because none
we're needed. New York voted Tie
Democratic ticket under The shadow
Of beyopets. Would it not be as ex
sPedient TO reconslruct New York az
Tsnnessee
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18
MikcShechan IS. jiugh Thonpson.

MikeShcchan vs. jlugh Thompson. .l
IN this cause it appearing 'hy afIidavis that
/ Hugh Thompson Is JUST indebted TO the
Plaintiff aud is q non-rcslGcut Of the State
Of Tennessee ), that the ordi mary process
4 this court cannot Be served on him. aad
an oriE:uai attachment having been levied
on hyF Prgpertyi Il = ordered that publ!ca-
tior DC made fcs four weeks IL ;hc Pulaski
CT fz.n requiring said non resident u APP
rear before " Il Alternately, IN acting JUS
ice of tho peace, At his oiiico in Pulaski on
tie "a DAY Of December, 1870, and make de
feu-e a2ain~. said s,,;t against him, orr. will
I've proceeded e ilh ~ 7 ar,e..
ROD W. II. ABErNATuY. J. p. c. c.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18
a. U - Il u ". 80 80 .Trlige

Chas 4 IT;co Ct as -. El.Ea6cth -AHl IIIigce
Ct a!saI -..g r.. ~. 80 =. .-f
TN shis cause il apFe5rjncto TIC curt tEat
/ i tllc-defci.drI;s, Howard " Tfiec, Nancy
ID '7riec, ) iires 4 Tricc. D.tvid Price .iTip- II
Trac. Lamuci Lath,sn, Eliza 3 Latham mo
j and JAS i Latham are n0n-resideuts
dcrci by the court that publication NJ ~ sde
in the Hnlashi Citizy q, requiUHg said dcieHd-
ants 10 nc aEi appear lyefore this court on
the LIST Monday IL D-clmber ard plead, @n
swer or demEc - the pe dtion, or tie sane
! viii DC taken for confessed and Set for hear
| iu1 ry--qrte.- moi H.lE. AyAll.TT, CT k.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18
Che Citizen,
Announcement

Announcing candidates FOR state or Dis
,-ict Offices, ten dollars; county DO ave; al
v-a--s II ldyaHee.
live IN lrn1th charged fer al tho reg -ilar ad-
var-i.;ne rates. Marriages, deaths and re
] gious notice gratis.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18
on rcrkins- : 80 - .l.erl.ins 8. eeals.

\ DURSUAE' TO a decree OF the Chancery
/ L court II Pulaski, in the ABOVE cause,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-06-07
Remarkable Salt Mine.

The great Humboldt salt mine, near
Austin, Nevada, is described by Cali.
fornia paper as looking like lake frozen
over The salt is as hard and as smooth
as ice Were it not for fine particles
which are condensed from vapors arising
from beneath, and which covers the
crystalized salt to the depth of perhaps
one-eight Of an inch, it would make an ex-
cellent skating rink at all times Of the
year, except on the very unfrequent oc-
casions when it is covered with water
The expanse Of crystallized salt is no less
than twenty miles in length and twelve
in width, without flaw for the greater
portion of that extent The stratum Of
solid salt is about six or seven inches
thick under which comes a layer of sticky,
singular looking mud, about two feet
thick, and under this again another STRAIT
um of solid salt, as transparent as glass, of
which the depth has been found in some
parts to be six feet In summer, this
salt plain glittering and scintillating in
the light Of an almost tropical sun, pre-
seets brilliant appearance. The frosty
covering and solid salt is as white as the
snow, while the crystalline portion, when
exposed, reflects dazzling prismatic col
ors. This immense deposit is remarka-
bly, pure being, 95 per cent of soda, which
is purer than what we commonly use for
our tables.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-06-07
Teaching a Dutchman.,

A Dutchman lately left Austin for
White Pine with something less than a
cart load Of provisions, tools, and blank
cts, carrying them on his back. On his
arrival, not meeting with any success at
trade, he took on big disgust and left
for Austin, carrying with him his stock
in trade. On his way home man driv-
ing an empty wagon overlook him, and
seeing him so heavily loaded, asked him
if he would get in and ride.
"No, py gosh" was his answer.
But" said the teamster, "my wagon
is empty, and you are perfectly welcome"
No, py gosh p replied he. 81 learns
dis Dutchman some tings l learns him
to go to Fite Pines He carries these
blankets, py tam p