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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27
Wool Wanted !!
Cash paid for Wool, at the
best market rates, according to
grade and condition.

Grateful forthe Ion gconti nusd and immense
patronage received atthe hands Of the peo.
pleof Fairfield and the adjoining counties, we
shall continue our accustomed efforts to give
satisfaction by furnishing good goods at low
prices, and untirirg attention TO the wants o
customers.
Lancaster, june 3, 186o-tfll
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For the HORSE, Il has been
- found to be unequalled as pre-
~ Ventivo Of disease, efiicacious as
aremedy whom disease appears,
&AA and an almost indispensable 10
" H agent tor keeping the animalin
- tp-top condition.
gs6SFOR CATTLE, its powers are
kIN20 equally ofiicacious in warding offdis.
mU ease, or curing It whom neglect has
aiIo Nedit to make II attacks.
~R FOR HOG 8, no bet ter remedy has
w been devised for pr reserving the hca In
QeW and appatite, or curing the various
complaints 70 which the animals subject.
FORsHE FTP, III has been
~ :5strn:is'ly :5s 9, ydnIS sIlsd % S,n,%s .S%oiyy
t9K cannot be administered amiss
vAruX In any ailment whatever.
ltiaot, as aunivcrsai stock remedy the edual
OF this preparation cannot bo found in tine
wholerange OF medicine.
Agencics have boon established fortho con /.
Venience Of those In all parts ofthe county who
viii desireto procure these Powders.
S~Ktng 4 Whltsei, Rushville, seliCrim's
Horse, Cattle and Hog Powders.
p~Broek 4 Gierhart, Baltimore, keen for
sale Crim's Horse, Cattle and Hog Powders.
TPMason 4 stovor, Basil ,have this great
remedy for sale.
n~Holmes, oberlyt Co., Carroll, keep q
Mffsuppiy ofthese Powders.
0,Joseph u. Hite, Pieasantville, has the
Powders for sale.
wLafayotte Abbott, Clearport, kaeps the
Grim Powders for sale.
Thls great remedy may also be ob,a,nedof
@Samuel Boglo, Amanda;
%D. II. Elder, Sugar Grove;
1~Otto Smeltzer, Bremen;
WCbas. Ambrose, Millersport,
%John Lawrence, Oakland;
S0-R. q. Baker, Tarlton;
%B. +. Dilger, Colfax, Pleas.
ant township.
I@B. +. Winter, Walnut, (Bush
Store);
WE. R. P. Baker, Thornville,
Ferry county.
Manufactured by
D. SIFFORD & SON
at their Wholesale Laboratory,
Lancaster, Ohio.
July 1850.
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Undertaking.

AhneH HEA re- C always In readln css for at.
tendance at funerals; Cofins made TO order,
eta, &c, kapt on hand. rRl
, Thanking the public Tor past tiavors, tn enew
Arm will ehdeavor 10 deserve a continuance
and mere Of the same. ,+ss...I.Ia
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27
How Lost, How
Restored. p e'ir

y Just pnblshed,e ? new edition ofDr.
culvervell's Celebrated Es.
say on the radical eirs without
rmodieine) Of SPEaMAToRlRaA, OF
49, Seminal Weakness, InVoluniaTV
~ Seminal Losses, InrofTNcr, Mental
and Physical IncaPaeity, mpedmsnts 10 Mar.
rage, &C; also, OoEsUHrTIoH, EPllnpsY. and
Frs, Induced BY self indulgence efssruAi sx-
TFPriee, In sealed envelope ouIy Q cents.
The celebrated author, inshis ndinifAhie eS-
say, clearly demonstrates fFomA thirty years.
successful practice, that the alarming conte-
quences Of self abuse may DO radically cured
without the danaeroua. use Of internal modi-
cine or the application pf the knife; pointing
out cure atonce simple certain and sfIectuai,
by means OF which every snfierer, no matter
what his condition niaf 0e,- unoy care himself
cheaply' privately, and tal.calls; VI /.
ua-This Lecture should bt the hands Of
every youth and every man1n the land.
Seut, under sealed envelope. TO any addFeas,
post paid, on receipt Of six cents, or two post
stamps. Also, DR.. CulyerWelrs " Marriage
Guide," price rs cents. Address the Puhliah.
ers. cHAs. y. o. KLINE co..
lat, BoWery, N.Y.
Nov.Is, 1890, 35.iyr.
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Mr.. JOSEPH BLETzkKER takes this oc.
casion TO return hlsthanks 10 HIS old customs
ers, and invites tn cir attention 10 the new aT-
rAngement above set forth. He hopes 10 greet
allhis old friends at his new place or busi ness,
and render the same satisfaction as hereto
fore. tce
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27
Cabinet Ware & Furniture

OF allkinds. Their work wi be Of su perior
qualltyan priceslow. Particular attention
WILDE givon TO tho business OF .f1NN
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NOTICE.
CABINET. MAKING /!
el igt ---,i14g tI 1ul
CHANGE OF FIRM, toi.

Tho Arm Of Stropel q Rverso,c having been
dissolved by nnutuAl consent and thefelire.
ment of Mr., Eversolo, Mr.JosEPH BLETzAKEa
takes the place OF The. retiring partner, md
the bus,neSsvtll hereafter be Conducted I'M
der tho name Of .,,..f...Yg ..u 4, r}l
STROPEL 8 BLETZAKER,
who will continue 70 occupy the old well
knosn stand, on Main street, two doors cast
OF Unlocking Valley National Bank, AZ manu-!
facturers and dealersin ...,o....,1,
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.BITTERS
Us fIh i.a

country and introduced The Scaas-
di,avidn Blood Purifier since
uhich time thousands hare been
cured, By its use, Of Sergula and
other blood diseases. II contains,
bcsideslthe Iodidc Of Potassa and
Syrup Of Stilingid, drugs import
ed from Swedcn for its cypress
manufacture, anknown and not
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28
Wednesdqo No.. q3d. l87O,


sch ct public sale to the highest bidder on
the pTemIseF, on the terms prescribed by
said decree, the tract of land Except the
widows DOVER belonging to the estate of
James r. horn, decd, situated in the 18th
civil district, N the ulaski e. Columbia
turnpike road, about / l-2 miles north Of
Lynnville, adjoining the lands of II Witt
and others, containing, including the wild
owls dover, ~ acres. TERMS :-$IOO cash,
the balance on q credit of s, I2 Is months,
with interest from day of sale.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28

We regret to learn that there are q
fSw IN this county who are labOring
UUder the erroneous impression that
We. having no substantial competi-
tim. are "goUging" the people, 10
the gay Of asking high Prioes for our
stoves. goods, rin-Wsrs. &c. We re-
peat, ihis is a mistaken idea, and We
are prepared sO'pEOVsis to all who vii
call on Us. We refer you TO our new
advertisement. We propose to do al
it rays. aud further, sgres to sell
cooking stoves of .. better class for
So per cent. l'ss money than an : that
are Offering IN shSs county. Culver
Bros- would do veil to bay from US,
a. 35 per cent. is a big thing in stoves.
All yoa that don't believe this, trot
in your s48 less IS per cent. au&
get No 8, 6 hole stove, with al the
cast and tin ware.
BOND H.. YOUNG & CO.
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&c heas itspcpested on be &c

We beaF itsuggested on the streets
every dav that times are harder no "
IRAn they have been for some time.
We fully appreciate the truth Of this
statement, and We here suggest to ev-
cry man who has q bill ct this Office,
which is not cancelled or countsrbsl.
lanosd. the prOPristy Of calling to see
US ct once. anG We further say to
those whose accounts date previous
To AugUrt 10, 1870, that unless they
pay within short time they will be
compelled to pav1copts.
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Latest Nsws.FOrsign and otherwile

Latest NeWs-FOTeign and Otherwise
Nothing has been accom- PliShsd
By the PruesiaHs since - last re-
port. 10 their attempts to pat An end
TO the war BY ccmpletely snBihilA'iDg
thu French. Nothing has been ar
eUmplished By the French 10 their
aIG.mpts TO turn The tide Of war
hoshing has been accomplished By
Hsutral powers IN their attempts 81,
nardiAIiOn. Sill, things are net at .
sIsnd slill. The Prussians occupy
Orleans. bnt cannot succeed in driv-
ing the French from their forts
around Paris. The PrusSians are try
lng to stipulate the surrender Of
d Il, but Baz.ins still holds for bet
ser terms. .Paris-is considered i'm.
prsenablS, but it has been calculated
that provisions will be exhausted by
December. A cuIminariou Of the
terrible carnage Is to be hoped for
bSIween now and JsnukTy Ist.
Ohio has gone Republican BY
shout $1,000.
Troops are CrOWdiDg into New
York TO prevent disturbances. during
Ihs coming elections.
The Steamship Cambria struck q
T"ck few days since on the coast Of
England, BE- which she was totally
IUst together with 1917 passengers
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28

Thos. B. Baugh, admir- vs. Mary B Baugb
and others
PURSUANT to a dseree of the Chaneery
i Court at Pulaski in the abe ve cause,
will, on
Wednesday, Kov. Ga. 1870.
sell at public sale to the highest bidder OF
the premises, 13T acres of land being then
maindeF after the assigBmeDSo Of ths widows
dover, belonging &c the estate Of James B.
Baugk cieeesseJ. and situated IN tho
civil district Of Giles CO., on the east side Of
RichlaRd creek near The tHEnpike Eaad- be-
sSeeA Pulaski and ElktOn, adjoining the
lands Of Thes. 8 alternately, jas a Bowers
and others. being the sans purchased by
said Baueh fFonsfR , A6erTIathy.
TEH1s;-0ne foETth.of the purchase NO
noy % be paid in mouths from day 9fisale :.
one fourth in Il months, the -bai lance in two
and three years. al bearing interest from
date. Notes with good security required and
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28

From albany, { Co.. EesOs, Sept. 6f8, 1870.
PENBEE7UE, TkTLoR & Co.-This enter
prising EST abiishment il one Of the iDstitu-
lions Of Atlantis. As Druggists they are the
peers OF any house in Georgia, while max
ufacturers Of drugs and medicines, they are
without = competitor in the State, and with
but few in the South. Their Laboratory il
one Of the 81 jdences Of Southern progress
and the purity of the medicines they manu-
fRcture Is beginning to keep an immsnSo
trade at home that f1rmerlY went abroad !.
Educated in their pTojeS>i on. reliable in
their dealings, and financially able to lead
the Dusine-z. the firm is rapidly extending
its innCcuce aG- a-aWil1C patronage from all
portions Of the South and West We COM
UcEd them 70 our jobbers and DEALER gene
rally, with confidence thst q trial will zecure
endorsement of ell VS. have said.
We take much pleasure IL calling the At
tentiun Of orr readers TO tho advertisement
OF Globe Flower SyTuD.iH- another column.
This celebrated I.rng Rcmedy ID regarded by
all who have tested its merits, 10 be the
most pleasant aud truly valuable mediocre
ever discovered for the cure ofcolds, coughs,
asthma, &c. Like 3 true friend, the more
ure it and know il the better We like il.
It ia pleasant to take. and unlike all other
Cough Medicines offered TO the public, il
contains no opiom or any nAuseating drug,
and will not disagree with the mot delicate
cons tuition. We advise all who have di -
. Use ofthe lungs, such as InciPi1nt CouSumP
ton, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. TO try
at once bottle Of Globe Flower Syrup.
Morbid Condition Of the Blood.
These arc the fruitful source Of many dis
eases, such ~ Scrofu!R, White Swelling,
GOut, rheumatism, ETyEipe!as, Chronic
Sore Ewes, UIeeEEr Swelled Neck, RingToTm,
Salt RheUm, BOils, CaEbOncleS, FmPles,
Blo:ches, and EFBPtions Of all kinda.
For the cure Of there vSFious affections,
which are merely symptoms ef q morbid
state of the BLoCd, medical skill and science
have not yet discovered . Bod Vrifcr
equal to the Compound Extract Of Sill
linEi". This great ReGIs1 RestoFsT and
Blood cleansing cordial thoroughly eradi-
Gates every kind Of humoT and bad faint,
and restores the ent. re Aystcm to healthy
and perfectly pure condition.
The genuine only is prepared by PEN
BERTJE, TAYLOR & CO., Chemists, At
lantA, Ca, and each bears the signature Of
}. 3. PEN o2I-lms
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28

We see from the Nashville Banner
Of yesterday. that Rev. F. L EWinR z.
formerly Of tie Presbyterian Church
81 Pulaski, arrived in that city Wed
nesday last. from an extended aud We
hope pleasant trip through Europe.
Egypt, and many other csuntries.-
Mr.. EWIng's many friends ia Pulaski
will be happy to Fsesive him back
again after so long 40 absence.
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The Raeaa.

Quits a crowd Of strangers we're in
attendance at the races last week.
Our county men did not patEODiss it
enough to make il a success. lift had
depended entirely uPOn home for 3
support; still it can be said TO have
ben a success, though enough dis
sS'is'sctiOn las been expressed to
learn il managers lesson which will
inure to their bensfit next Year..
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Mildred A. t1avvs. Geo. y. Clay.

cell at public sale 20 the highest bidder IA
the town Of COfhefsviIle, Marshall county
Tenn, on = credit OF i months, With iIi-
tsreSt, tbs house and lot formerly ow ned BY
Geo " Clay. and the same sold By said
q ay to ZenRs Baird, adjoining the lands Of
VIM Han Fis, VIM Lgwis and John Rhodes
Notes with approved security requiEed anil a
lien retained. OILS VT BALLEKTINE, c = N.
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CHANCERY SAILS.

Jos. " Braden vs.. DTueiliac Braden ct ais.
DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery
L Court at Pulaski-in the above cause,
will on
Thursday. NoV 24tk 1870.
ssSl at pRlOIie sale to the highest bidder on
the PreIn9ees. or cEedit of, 2 = years,
with interest, the tract Of baR6 b lS8giAg to
the heirs OF Jacob BTaLIeA, decd. alauated
in the 18th ciNil district e8GTLes county on
the waters of RObertson's Fork, adjoining
the lands Of d NJ johnson and others, aud
contain. about ESQ acres. Said land will be
EOld in los TO suit purchasers. A plat and
survey will be exhi tied on the dPy Of sale
Note with approved secu.ity required and 3
lien retained. ola WI BALLENTI q, C N.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28
Death Is AT rim DOOR

In all these eomplainta the Eystem evil
IDENTIFY shows . want ofged blood, and AT.
Churchill II, in his work on Diseases OF Fe-
mAlen. says: Bearing in mind that the
blood Is remarkably deficient in red corpus
eles, and the known property Of iron % cCT-
rect this condition, theory suggests il n the
most to be relied on, the best Of WhiC1 -
Citrate" citrate ofIron enters largely into
the composition Of English Female Bit rs,
combined with Po~eFfulveHstablS tones Of
rare qualities
Among the mountains of Tennessee aud
the Pinny woods Of Mississippi, is found a
ccrtain hard and hinty root, which bas been
i secret tiss by some old mijW yea for many
years, possessing mage poWerA in regUlHt-
lag and TestE ring all femsles suffering with
any affection OF the womb. This root we
have obtained, gave it . fair test in our Pysc-
t C and it is now one Of the principle in
gradients in these BitteFs. Other PcWerfui
uterine and general tonics lso enter into its
eompoEiti IN. We also add LAPtsndTa, or
Black root. sufficient to act upon the ivey
AID keep the bowels oTen.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28
1cKNRss. PATEE ANp pnATR.

Legitimate rssnlt IS penalties for vioiation
or natural laws, from which none sAsspe.
The faded cheek, the pale aud Wsh Tea
tuFea. the dali ere, she elOuded inSeIisst, tbs
deep heaying siKh, the feeble ahti oFS1heiated
frame, thu detected brow, the tOtterinR gait,
All indlcate PTevlOas trAnR1FesAton Of law
Knowing that's pFNefastifaEiOn Is the thief
of tine" all Intelligent beings apply for
some remedy IS coon a. circumsEsnces PEP
nit; while tho~e Who do not act upon the
orally finger, lose more time and pay mOys
money.
Thousands ofmotheFa and daughters, Is.
AL stations and conditions Of life, are suffer-
ing. lingering aud dying from the effects Of
O. ms dreaded Gad dreadful
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28
FEMALE coa6PLAINT,

Thst elaine IFS victims throughout the
lecgth and breadth of the land.
Many females suffer in some way &C each
monthly period; some girls ara ia great peril
AZ the eommencemeni Of nenstrustiOn.
while older ones dread its deelins ri thu
"tuFp 81 life". Sometimes the menstrual
Tow ie too n uch, or too little, and may be
attended with pain; may be irregular Of en-
tiTely checked, or changed in appearances,
attended with other distressing symptoms.
sLeueOErhesa, or the whites, frequently
drains tho RyEtem, or alteration Of the womb
may create pain and cause rapid prostitution.
Falling Of the womb is an exceedingly
common complaint, giving much trouble ana
distress, which, under OTdinBry treatment,
is difficult TO cure.
Mysteries. GToon Sickness, ritabiiity Of
the Womb, and other serious and fatal com
plants follow the female sex tlropgh life
Lives there q medical gentleman who has or
can relieve the fair sex Of the allovs tFoub-
lesl Not nlRnys j. there no combinstios.
offenediai SCENTS that win come to her res
euel We answer, Yes. b..
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28
Wednesday,. Nov eth. 1870.

Walter ChildsTs ct ais VS. Geo W Childers
&c sls.
DURSUANT to decree Of the Chaneery
L Court at Pulaski in the above cause,
will On
IRursdGy. GoU. iOtA. 1870.
sell at public sale to the highest b;kfer n
the town of ElktOn, on q cSeth5t Of and 2
years, with interest, the follow lands and
town lots mentioned IN the pIeadings and
belonging TO the estate Of Jas 81 Childe 8,
decd, to-wit: Lots in the town of ElktOn
and known and designated on the plan Of
said town as lots Nos. Il6, 100, III, 122,
1913, 124, l25, 1926, 1877. 12s, 129, $50, Isl, 1872,
1873, i34, 135, 81, 9e, 90, 100, lOI, I02, 1O3,
IO4, los, I06, 1O7, 10s, n, So. 81, IS, Sc, 50,
IS, SO, so, IS, 66, g., IS, 60, 20, So, "a, 5, s,
Z. s. Also the house and lot of 81 acres in
the town of Elkton, known rs the "PaTr
Place. adjoining the lots of Beatty = others.
A lso tract of125 aereS Of land In district
30. / IA Giles county, IN the head waters of
Rhinestone Creek, and known as the Camp
Tract. Also tract of 159 acres Of land,
bounded north by Mrs johnson, east by Lu-
ter, south by Luter and BArwell, west by
Lewis Holloway, and known as the Sullivan
tract. Also lot ofI7 acres of land sdjoin-
ing the Elkmont Springs tract. Also
tract of s acres, more or less, bounded vest
by Elkton. South bV Elk River and n0gth by
part Of amps tract Also tHHet OF 825
acres Of land in Lincoln county, bounded
south by tbs Alabama line and west by the
Giles county line.
Notes With approved security required and
q lien retained. OF w FLA EBsTTN c 4 m
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28
sEooSzIN YOUNG GIRLS.

Middle aged matrons, those st the cTiticGl
period. and the aged grandmother. aFe All
cured by the use Of our English Female Bit
tiers, nov prescribed and used BY physicians
all over the country. --s-'
Ifyou are troubled with Falling Of the
Womb, attended with 9 sense Of weight and
bearing down pain in the back and side, and
other attendant svils, English Female Bit
teTs.Wili give entire relief.
Thoae at the turn Of iIfe, /" mothers after
confinement, E1d all others (mAle or female
who are eonValeacents from ARY PTOtTaCted
OF facilitating com plAint, who gain strength
slowly, and whose digestion is slow and i'm
perfect, will find these bittors the very
powerful appetite, Aids aud assists diges-
ton, arous6A the liver, strengthens Easutal-
II and physically, and hlls the whole Eys-
TEN with pure crimson blood eouTsing
through its channels.
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4 80

At the same time, Oh the premises. the Steam
Saw, = GFiEt Mill, with sbOas 50 acres of
land, situated on the Egtsrs Of Pigeon. ROGET
GEesE IA the CoTB6FSVille oad3 belonging
t6eeIe SsSltatss sid Joel ASamual. Before
the day &C. sts sid lands will Be divided in
- l0sS - EsIt paTciaSeTs.- 2 ate and, sur
veys vail s. exhibited on day Of sale.
Il RMS szS0n credit Of /. years
cuYity gc4155sed asd 3 iisn retained ole
" 7. 3ALLESTISE, &. 4 M
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Welne,daY. NuY. soth. $50.

J u Luter ct ais vs. 81 Luter ct ais.
DURSUANT to decree Of the ChanceTy
Il court at Pulaski in the above cause,
win on
Wednesday,. Dec. 7h 1870,
sell 81 pablie sale to the highest bidder ut the
residence of the late Kinehen Luter, In the
lst civil district Of tiles eOaatF, three tracts
Of land belonging to the estsSe eff Kinchen
Luter, decd, being subdivisions of his homo
tract, ana the same lots heretofore bidoff by
Siias = Boswell, .Tno Z SFewayt and 81
HLFgPave. On of said trsets eOntAiB S.
145- lSe aspes, another 20 I3O-l6O Esres, az d
the Other 70 LOO I60 acres, and najoins the
lands Of As Beatty, Jas II ChildeTs, Bos
we'll and others. TEXANS: Sold on a credit
OF \ years with intogess, ezpsst 4 cash
pay nlent OF $780, Notes VITA aPsFeved Sc
cETity required and . lien retained.
cct3l W. 7. BALLENTINE, c IA.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28
TUESDAY,. Noe 29h 1870,

sell at public sale to the highest bidder on
thepremises, upon the terms prescribed by
said decree, the following described tracts Of
to-the estate of WIN Samuel. decd, lying in
Giles county, civil districts No. IL and Is
adi0SdIng the lands OF Merit Eslick & 9th
ers, and known as tho Home Place and tho
Graves Place, containing together abort $40
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28
Morbid Condition Of the BlOOd
AdministraEorTs Notice.

a8AW44AAD u sGoOA 8NWSAOOo
7 HAVE been sRPoYR:ed by the County
L eours Of Giles county administrator upon
the estate of ZacaTiah Parker, ar, deed, and
all persons holding Claims against him arc
hereby mott ed to present them within the
time prescribed by law. All persons iudebt-
ed to him will please come forward and set
~. s50-21I ALFBED W. PARKEAi Admit.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28
Elizabeth White and others vs.: Eliza Webb

Elizabeth White and others vs.: Eliza Webb
and others.
DURSUANT to g decree of the County
L Court Of Giles County at the August
and June Terms, 1870, will sell to the high
est bidder on the promises, on
The 26th day Of November, 1870,
on credit Of and years with interest
from date, ll6 acres Of land, being portion
Of the land mentioned in the proceedings
belonging to the estate of Caleb White dec
plat of said land will be furnished upon
the day of sale. Bond and security TequiT
ed and lieL retained.
oct2s-4 II II. AYaETT, Cleik.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28
ONE HUNDRED DoLLAEs

That one Tablespoonful Of ENGLISH FE-
MALE BITTERe contains ss much medic
inkl properties as oHe bottle Of any Of the
pleasantly tarted CEN nor. I'D VeTtised bittsss
Of the day / The Tt4edicEi profession 70 de-
eide g qusstiod Be 10 ansfsTstood that IN
gfish FeTnsls Bittgrs is not = Beverage. but
is a powerful Iron and Vegetable Toms cont
bined, eurirg long standing chronic fsBsls
complaints in every direction.
Put mp in large bottles ut 81: 80 Per Bottle,
or six bottles for $500, and sold ~ dTHk-
gists and merchants everywhere.
J. P. DROMGOOLE & CO.,
Propristors, Hsmphs, Tenn.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28
Sight Drafts.

On any Commercial point in the UAitsd
States.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE in sums TO suit
on England, Ireland, Scotland, France, Ger
many or any oths! part Of Continental
Europe. for sale at mATls-tt
RTCHLARD SAVINGS RANK
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28

Apple Blossoms. in The Language
OF FiOEers. stands for preference. aud
preferences is given BY eli 70 Louisi-
ans Creole Hair Reatorsr, because it
Is the best 10 the market aud does all
ILaG is clhimsd for il.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-28
Tuesday, Nov lst. 1870.

to the highest bidder at the courthouse in
PulaAki for cash. tract oE land in civil dis
trict no 10. on the waters Of Bradshaw
creek, bounded or the east by the lands Of
Joshua Sheriff. dec soUth BY Sam ShsrESA,
west by w s HarWell and north by " p
Harwell. said TO contain AS acres, and Isy =
led on as the property Of W P Smith.
D. H. PARSONS,
sept,T, 1s70-4t Sheriff.