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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-11
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Many house keepers in thecountry
know how difficult it is to obtain a
| good article of bar sosp. The yellow
soap sold at the stores cuts soft as
cqeese. rubs away easily, and unless
the housewife buys a box of soap at
a time and piles it up in stack in ths
attic or some dry place, the yearly
record mill show gOodly SUN paid
out for soap purchased by the bar,
The following recipe will prove a de-
cided item of economy -
Four large bars Of yellow soap, two
pounds of sal-sods, three ounces Of
bora1, enc ounce of liquia ammonia.
Shave the soap in thin slices; put it
into eight quaF9 Of rain water. When
the soap is nearly dissolved, add the
borax and soda; stir till all is melted.
Pour it into a large tub, or shallow
pan; whea nearly cool, add the am
monia slowly @G9ogtit well. Lett
stand da5s e, then cut it into
cakes OF bsss and dry in warm
Flace. NgBstter soap can be made
to washA a clothes, ,Eealicoes and
aannels; 2! l5Ihouse-
hold purp0s but three
cents per pow ade in less
than hall Pis recipe has
beeu So It will be
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sventful
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is taken frola a Jod!lss ch paper
asserfs it correct TO the. {. 1t de
yo.ss what man c. if he
6kes What queer tess.siging
id=h fellows The maj Of
are =
&c life Of a printer is. ; the
oae of.vsriety. I If
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printing business a
4hen have visited Euro
% England. Ireland, Scotlad
'szr1'd FrsSnQe. ia C4nada, Nov
Labrador. Eouta America.
dies, and all {, Atlantic s.
Union. from Maine {
have lived in t'gen>
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ste.mer--ia theregular 20:
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Pennsylvania and Virgins as
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-11

A new kind of paper has been in
vented called "Iron Paper" Il is
very situable for hard times.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-11
acinth.
Winter elippers-Skates.

Winter elippers-Skates.
once knew couple Of sisters
who had to be told yeFything to-
gether, because they were SO much a
like that they couldn't be told apart.
a tax collector was observed the
other day standing all alone in a
meditative mood. His days work
was over and he was aying to col
lsct himself.
The following is a beautiful and
Suggestive epitaph on the tomb stone
OF little child: A hand with the in
AIex finger rointing upward, with the
crds. "Gone Up"
People are always talking of our
At.-arents as five had TWO or three
4
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
DYING OF 4 DYE.
4o me EdttorotrAt Tribune.

% me Fditor0J TAs Tfieuhe' 80,
c.. Many persons are wearing beautiful
Inoson woven wrappers drawers ana stochluss' H''
80, generally known that these goods are o!e" "'i'o
1iant auilinc colors, and that these co'orS constitute
asneorops roison Evidence concerning THIS has bc'h
a,,,, % ms knowledge in the following eases: gen
,,a,,e rrcvionsly in excellent health, after wearing
riusnn wrappers and drawers Tor some uohlhS' W Ss
10 sAhSr iiy a. be slightest ai,rsion; and also from
LInd of languur. lie grew sea1N worse uhu'I
,,a tTestcd him Tor measles HIS vitality fast
failing him. Finally. certain young pnNs'iuh di' u
an examination OF the ease, asked him " he had long
worn crimson wrappers and drawers RECEIVING & ,l a.
frnatye rruiv The physician ordered white undcrgal
meuts 10 DC shs ,llu''u ,V ~" t o,ir. rcstoratiOu
used, ana the icsu is lh aiuSl ''t ~ Irritation
10 health. \ young iaiy complained OF me - sore
p.odgced& by @ gdSr nS S'SS Ssc c e esc Where her ned
stockings we're pressed Against te utsi', disai
I'd Vii moi the mcf,,a authorities eniigh,S "s % o
TINS sUlicctf IL Is claimed that the ~ h,1ness viii
Ua,cd 10y vegetable or insect dleS a. cc matters and
,nt tlc chemist, Inform us respecting tu'sV @ @ %
also whether any wash or SOLUTION WIZ pTElIcCs.
maize the pOisout
Nc,r-York Dee. 20. 1870 ,.,..,.,,,
Norr-Tbere are certain facts that rehu'r i "'"''"
whether anline is the poisonous agent III '"'s' 80
It. tliness would prevent its use az dye i'll S"'n f
1ri ,s 10 rub of easily from fabric; 1000 tms VI 'V"
d oply rroduce cy ylndrcal block Of aniine lheheS
- ~ inches thick There would he no need for pro
f use of it IN dyeiug, sncel such block as the aoo'e
ouId dve 2oOmics Of silk fabric; one grain OF magenta
will give to 5oGOo0O grains Of water reddish glow
Lastly, the anilinc coors adhere TO iahri's WIN ,'
greatest Itcnacy. The processes of preparing anime
dves change continually with each new discovery pu'
among the posons that have been used in their prepar-
tan are the nitrate of mercury the chloride OF I'm ana
the bchOae Of potash the two last named substances
are also used with vegetable and insect dyes There
is but one course dictated alike by cleanliness ana
cauton-wear nothing next 70 the skin that does not
frequently undergo the sanitary treatment OF the wash
81, fEp.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
SECOND HOARD, III My y'AND 2 O'ULoCk,
WEDNESDAY. Doc. n y. NJ.

The stock market opened strong, and adj
vauccd until about midday, when the advance halted,
though subsequently taking more strength and clos
ing strong The feature OF the dag Reading which
advanced to 30, cash, though sales recorded at 4
in the regular way the difference representing the rate
Of interest paid for the use OF the stock to deliver Vt
the time the stock sold also At i cash. and al 9
seller days stock being lent at the close at ~ per
cent. Next in point of interest the Vanderbilt ocE'
Lake Shore Ohio aud Nj .issippi, North-Wesrrn, and
Rock Island, the dealings in the remainder Of The li-t
being of comparative insgn,hcance Union Pacific Was
weak at u; Harlem selling at l-9, cXyidend. We note
sales Of Panama at 7G5; Michigan Central l6, ex-ii,i-
dend; Delaware, Lackawamna and Western lo2s; Han
nibal and ST. Joseph, lOOi the Preferred 10 O New
Jersey Central. 1867 slO6s, and C. C. and G., 1G Tile
miscellaneous list strong and quiet. Express sha'cs
being neglected. Tie following shows the highest and
lowest prices Of active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22


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Coleman Bencdct's dosing quotations Wcrr:

The money market has been quiet to-day, with and
per cent = the range OF rates call ON Government
bond and stock collateral though the bulk of business il
still at the outside quotation. ON certain classes of
cuTitics hear gold interest and also n tbirtyccond
commission offered though il il presumable that these
bids only for effect, there indications Of
any attempted interference with the natural ~
money though threats made that another lookup
will bc rc,ored before the expiration the current
year This attempt however, De rendered rutlos-,
provided the Secretary Of the Treasury let's ont The large
currency balance in the Treasury, through the
dimn Of extra bond purchases. Discounts quiet.
and prime commercial uau,, more on tie basis of the
fplloW rates.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
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The extreme stagnatiou I'm gold, and lack of Spccii-
ative animation. il reflected in the daily cearings the
Gold Exchange Bank which average only about slj0l-
oOo part of these representing renewals The range ot
the price has been 1os dllol yesterday, and the
transactions restricted The Cable reports strong mar
ket for securities in London with quotations OF
Late in the afternoon the price dropped mOmentariy
Il0i though quickly rractug to llOi The steamer Ba-
varia took out <i2j500 in specie and thel Idaho $22O
total of s52O0J The lending rates for gold were HAT
AMI for carrying, 10 per cent The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank follows Gold cleared.
s5,tO0OOo; gold balances S2lsj95 and currency bal
anccs. SI579925. The following were the auo ttous.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
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aprcuyR,s MORNING AND EVENING EXERCISEs-M0RS
IyG ,ND EVENING DEVOTIONAL EXERCISES, SELECTED
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city bank shares were without important Transaction,
The following were the bids :

Railroad bonds were moderately active, prices bsiDv
well sustained. Central Pacncs wcre az usual ir min
cipa inquiry selling at 92i. Union Pacific r-ts sold Al
o5aoOi; Land Grants, Ga Rock Island 100; MI
wankee and IT, Paul frsts oii; and Columbus, Chlsago
and indianapolis frsts at 81. The following were lie
bids:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
HARVEY FISK. s. - HAHH.
FISK & IIiTCU.
EGpie,p md Uedlers IN GOropmeBf ) vif".
Mo- Na.,au-,t., New York. Dee II, iSit }

HARVEY FISK. s.. HAuH,
FISK & IIATCH,
Erpte,e md u'alsrs IN GOropmept pit''.
No. , N8.>tu->t New lOTk, Dee. II, ittt
FUNDING FIyE-TwENTY BONE
Within the pa,f three months a very lar, .irount
of Five-Twcuty Bonds have been funded through our
office into tile FItsr MORTGAGE BoNDsoftho CrNIRAL
Pacific RuuroVD COMPANY, besides large sales #
the same securities for new investments.
We deal in Central Pacific Bonds the same as in
Government Securities, and regard them go afofdrg
the desired medium for funding Fiye-Iwepty Bonds.
uiihopi iedacoa of interest dRdch uimpcuo security
They are all Coupon Bonds OF $1,000 each. interest
payable Jan. and July !.
tg They o,e rA kHora. and hare a r,0". "Giid "a
oH The money cenfoN of this country aud Lr"rc are
daig qaoied oi he Hoct EIcLange, and on tc sod al
current mdrk,i y,ice a, reddiy The Bona 81 tie GOr-
e,pmeat
The E,RvrNG> Of the Road tor 1870 rH ,,rt Eight
Million Doiiays. and the increase is shown t.. tis fol-
lowing figures:
Earnings from Jan. to Dee. l. 1870. S;.4l53l7
Earnings from Jan. 10 Dec. /, lSj9.... 5,-'nSs2
Increase in lS7o.....................S2l5 l5G4:J
We keep supply of these Securities on hand. ard
furnish thcm AT current market price, which today
is o..
This poicc iDclsdes The coupon due Inn. !. 6- rL,h
ItI tfHt N JVH Hfit Df itftfttu DY N
bonds joughi dUpg his moph.
Proceeds Of $1,000 80 bond Of 1851. sold TO-
day at = 100 20
Cost of 5000 Central Pacific bond to-day
at g21 ~
Difference realized .$li2 io
We continue as heretofore, to buy and SD Govern
meut Bonds make Collections, receive D. l ,. sub
ject to check at sight without notice .rG allow IN
terest on balances and do a General Banking husi-
uess. FISK i USfCL
SBCBrINOroN. CEpR RAPIDS. AND MINNESOTA
FTRsT-MoRTGkGE SINNNG-FUND CoNyrEuriE
SEVEN PER CENr GoLD BoNDS.-The small remain
ing balance OF the Loan for sale at 90 and aermcd
interest
These bonds return about double thr ra:e Of IN
terest which United states Fiye-IwcnU., ray. wh'e
the security is safe and fully equal to that Of ay
railroad bond issued HENRY CLIWS Co.,
g, Na.lsL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

The state bond market has hen -trnng anl @r'I ;rr
most marked advance hcng on hr 1rm"ssre., iir old
Iisiug u. o. G5 aud the . Ter rcnt toN, South
'aro!inas. new, January and July, advanced 4, and
North Caronas, ,pcclal tax, q, To lrl. while the old
issues fell un at the early to 49, LonsanI g.,
Old were steady at II Missouri rs. al 81, aud Rluohn
Gs at 96. The following the bids:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

STANDARD HOLIDAY BooI\S:
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JACOB and JOHN S ABBOTTS ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES
AMI SERIES OF JUVENILE BOOKS
LYMAN ABBOTTs JESUS or NAZARETH, Illustrated $500
and TIE Old TESTAMENT SHADOWS, Haiated -
GREENwooWs WILD SPORTS OF THE WORLD nlo'irs'd.
Crown 8,o Cloth ~ "a.
BAKERS CAST Ur BY TIRE SEA. Tc,.f.el I2no Cloth %
c'utS
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Bes,lrd Elpes, - !G
POETS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. Beautifully Has
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TENNy>oN POEMS Elegantly Illustrated svo Paper - orr''
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pro.
~ For un Jet of Books sal he IA" Holiday Presents Se
lie graiut0Isy
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
THE MARKETS.
Ic.renlIr Rsrorea for rnE rnInrx.

ICsreullr Reported Ot rHE TRIBUNE
WYDNE-D,. Zee 90. l2rn
ASHES Pots steady 55d ~ 25; Pearls t a - -
n e
COTTON dul sales 282i bales for
SUMPTION Speculation ard $50 IN transit For f. no
market dull sale l evening OF leo for December a. TO-. loo
for Janusrg at u! 0l.c each iur January s.Trh
~ 0l5tc and oilv. 20 for December s l.Gi e.; t' ti
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

The Philadelphia stock market to-day va inactive
Pennsylvania state Cs third issue, sold at lO rhad'-
phla aud Erie Railroad 26g Reading Railroad, 4ss;
Pennsvlvana Railroad. ml Gold was quoted "a, no.
Tie Bank North America has declared dividend N
% per cent PAYABLE on the 3lst free Of all taAc.
The NtW-YOrk National Exchange Bank h1- declared 2
dividend Of % per cent free ~ tax, payable 0 inst.
The ThrdaSc. savings Bank has declared it, usial
semf+lnnual interest, payable on aud after The tmId
Monday in January.
The Chatham National Bank has declared dividend
~ y per cent free Of all taxes.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

Government bonds have been quiet. and generally
steady at about yesterdays prices The Treasury IN
huy H,OOoOOO bonds Tomorrow for the smkng Fund.
Fisk ~ Hatch report a. follow, al y. m:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

NoTICE.-Thc interest due Jan. I. ISL on the
BONDS of tle STATE OF GEORGIA will be paid, on and
after that date upon surrender of the coupons. at
the Fourth National Bank New-lOrk.
Bonds of the State of Georgia, as thcl mature,
will be paid upon presentation at TIE DauLug-
House of Henry CLEwS & Co.. - Nail->t. New
York. RUFUS b. BULLOCh GoNoruur.
kyecaficf Department. state Of G'o'g'd. AaGaia.
A..,l
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
Dancing Aca0emies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING CLASSES
~. fOE LADIES'. GENTLEMEN or CHILDREN
MORNINGS AFTERNOONS or EVENING Now receiving pupils
No. ~ FbaIe eutysiItst No GS fhhsye send
for ccaaL
NE GARMOs NCING-ACADEMY, 90
~ Ehhge Foute nth Il Glasses r beginners constantly
hfuiu,. Classes 10 The Boston AMI ReioWa-
ELASkOH DANClNG CLASSES will COM
n,ue NOVEMBER at HsrwarI Rooms SrhA'e. and
Port, -seoonist. send Tor circular.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHAHGE-FIRsr CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. N.
lVt O'CLOCK A. VI:

- Sdics Of GOrorrmSHt BoRh -
800 U. 3 $40 Goa 5000 o. r. &c. Reg 1861
1000 T. s b20 Go t7..lo
small .1O7 2JO00 u. s. %, l04O Coup l0Ci
lOopD " b32O COu IS .1gi
Sdtss Of state BoRdRdlrodd diroddbIrees
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
NEnNuLYE & Co. Blnlug

l6 and Is Nassau--t. N,v y oIk.
Ofcr to investors the following SecUntt>:
Lose Island RAILROAD list MOrtgJg, Iol cent
Bonds
SOUTHERN CENTEAL RAILROAD (of Y. y Is. Mort
gage per cent Bonds
kALtNiAZOo AND WHITE PIGEON RtuE"'p lst
Mortgage per cent Bond tbi0Csi pHC. Cbifd 10y
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern RailuId Co.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
Dc transactions OF The U 8 Trea...ry TODAY wel.

God receipts Fa)5ll -
Gold payments ABB 81 Curreur balance. I2s54 II
balance 81 JtdJ 81
Currency recsps... bd.6!l ~
At the sale Of one million yo!db the Government today
bids were elected aggrcsatng ,5siOO at prices ranging
from lOl3 to 1865 The awards were at 1902! 10 1865
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

Rive tor se'd ard isif request Sales SO bl~ W. q"'
~ Ava - - Penn - NJ - /"
BacsNie.t foa stead fair Gewsnd 81 ~ S@sj ~ i
state and - ~ a - - Tor PruBSlysns
Com Meal T. Ia bette. .-pll,. Sales 30 hhs We gt"iet
Meat .rrs.y.. - % tou Meal Brc.. ~ .G0
Corn Meal, Mssirm. a.. % G. Meal Br~s ~ Il "@
Meal. West. W. aG lo . .. -. 49, -
Bs. Mrsl-we qaate @iessi Pre- Waite ~ ie9 ~ 10 hss
Yellow. &l .jaSt rl asa 81 Ga tcb Meal ~ :"
d&l 3S sud 6IoIid iced a. ~ nd 81 Is. -
fRFGrs dal ths to-day wers To eueH ."
bb. Floor Gls,SoW, 500 Land at a 200 c k'f so~
snd 40 boxes Bacon AZ Aas - .
fEkD 81 eOa FL - Tor 40 10; al 5d VI 20 oI bt
~ lod ~ 10 for 20 10 81 sh0 ~ 60 for loo m
1RAlN-Whest eeisly Spring, Which hss hesy
ne for shipweIt lers obsIsbhG
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
Difference realized

We continue, as heretofore, to buy and ,,l Govern
ment Bonds, make Collections, receive D, size, sub
ject to cheek ut sight without notice aua allow IN
terest on balances, and do General Banking bus-
ness FISK 4 NSrTL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

COFTEE-Rio l. hm wi 'i' demand; otle ius eu' ss'.
! 5Is hags Rio. per steamer NrI
FLOUR AND MEA The market Is strong for 90 los gadrs.
ev~Y ower than Wheat lgI tEs 'Iir,"s
prices Bsse chek the export inquiry. Trade am Fsmy hssds
moderate reque-t u irregular No aud Sp'hn' long
dull aud heavy The market closed strong with ~, oqoS
Ssl,. We Juut:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

~ For un JET of Books utle io Holiday Presents So
HARPERS CATALOGUE which ma be obtained grauonsy on ap
,a.,,;.. l.. s,u d, Of Five C.rts
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-09
The Popular Tonic of the Age.

The day has gone by when medicine without
merit could command and retain the confidence OF
the world. Advertising induces the public to ny
age. words will not suffice without proof, and 1t 10
by the exercise of their private judgm Mt men de-
termine he relative value OF the various artlc es
recommended to their notice through the business
columns of newspapers. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters has now been subjected to this searching
ordeal for more Than eighteen years, and the
result is that II stands at the head OF the class o.
remedies to which 1t belongs. 1t has distances
and lived down innumerable competitors, ana 10
to-day the Standard Vegetable Tonic OF the west
ern world The happy effects which have followed
its in cases of dyspepsia, billousness nervous
affections, intermittent fevers and general oenllty,
and az a constitutional inv:gorapt, have tntitled 1t
to universal confidence. Nothing can ever snake
it's reputation, for it s based the Individual ex
perences OF tens of thousands Of witnesses, en-
bracing prominent and well known citizens OF
every profession occupation and class; There is
not city, town or settlement, in the Unlted
States where it is not a medicinal staple NO
druggist or general deaer would consider DIS
stock complete without itSand the returns Of the
internal revenue department show that its sales
exceed those of any other proprietary restorative
manu- factured on this side of the Atlantic. the
beneficial results derived during long series OK
years from the use OF HOsreCter's Bitters. have
convinced the whole community thar the only trne
way to restore to health q broken down or deblh-
tated system, or to put the human body on Its de-
fence when exposed to unwhOlesOme influences IL
to inugorate, regulate and purity 1t at one and the
same time. b.