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ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS,

The only acknowle 7ged Uterine. Tonic and
Femal Regulator known, will cure all these
complaints above mentioned in an incred-
bly, short time. The BitterS at once arouses
strengthens and restores the womb to lis
natural condition, removing distractions,
relieving pain and regulating the monthly
period. YondeT. stands a pale, feeble and
lan@uid girl, just bu sting into wonanbOod;
she is the pride Of all. but bark she silently
steals pickle, eats chalk, or a slate pencil;
no appetite for food; she turns with dull
eye and seeks solitude; her eye no longer
sparklcs; her merry laugh is no longer heard
ringing lEHVgh the air; she mOpes about
with blodeIess lips nd gums, with head
ache, palpiJatiOn, constipation, swimming
of tie head cold feet and hands, IneIanc holy;
size has a coated tongue. offensive breath,
Cnd Il host evils to numerous to mention.
W hen neglected all these symptoms be
come aggravated, there is sick stomach,
heartburn, OAR lire settles under the eyes,
the legs and ankles are swO en- the hair los
es its gloss and falls OFT, there is brittleucss
nd splitting f the finger nails, swollen alb
domen, extreme nervousness, f.eLfulucSs,
pains and aches, dry cough, Hysterical Fits,
rapid prostratiOn, epilepsy and death If
yOu or any of your friends are thus ftiicted
send at once for bottle Of English Female
Bitters anu be cured. Its effects are magic
in such comPlaints. Surely mother viii
delay or postpone this duty until
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WOOL WANTED.

III viii pay the highest market price for
w Wool Of all kinds, either clean or IN
clean, III goods, provision OF cash. Bring
vour wool to Vale Mills, Giles county, To
u124-tf. N.F. CHEAlRS q 90,
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ODD FELLOWS
FDMALE INSTITUTE,
Cornersviile Tenn,
Rev. B. II. MALONE, A. NJ,

Rev. Is. II. MALONE, a. NJ,
President Of the Faculty.
The Fall Session of this institution begins
NOndGy, September 5th 1870.
This is an cd institution, regularly char
tered as a school of highest grade for gradU-
ating young ladies, granting diplomas, con-
terring degrees, &c. 1t has a charter as lib
eral and course of study as thorough as
any female school in the State, 1t has full
corps of competent. elegant and experienced
teachers. Rev B. II. Malone, a. NJ, is well
known and deservedly popular a. an enthu-
siastic and successful taacher ofnearly TWEEN
ty years experience. lie selected associate
teachers of remarkable energy and peculiar
skill in their respecTiye departments. The
exercises are caT5iullY taught and illustrated
With chemi al experiments and apparatus.
COrnerSVilie, nOtedstor pure water, good
health and refined society; is surrounded by
= wealthy community. Board with Prof
Malone, or other families in the vi ge, at
from $l3 to SD per month.
Terms for > Months:
Primary Departments, $1,000
Preparatory, 1900
Freshman Glass. 5000
Other Collegiate Glasses, $500
French EXtra) 1900
Music, including us ofinstrument, 5000
For circular and further particulars ad-
dress the President of thqAFaeulty, Rr the
undersigned. DR.. A. JONES,
augl2-lm Sec. Board Curators.
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ESTRAYEO.

TAKEN up by me on the 18th inst. ten
i miles-south of Pulaski. on the Pulaski
and Elkc oh Turnpike, a light bay mare mule
about four years old. The owner can -
cover property by paying charges.
uy2S I'm JACKS ONOCALDWFLL.
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MondaV. SEP. 5kh. 1870.

y , r. 0'''' -
sell at public sale to the highest bidder on
the premises on a credit of l, , q 3 years
with inter est tract of 211 80 acres of land
belonging to the estate Of John Wray, dee.
situated in the 9TH civil district of Giles
county on the waters Of Ham d Dry creeks,
adjoining the lands OLA W Parker, VIM P
W God. j as Wells VIM Holt and others, and
the sumo bid off ut Il recent sale in this cause
by j S Freeman.
Notes with approved security required and
lien retained aug5 a. COX, d m.
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Felix Smith vs. J D Terry.
DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chaucery
4 Court ut PULASKI il the above cause, l
will on
Nouday, dag 29k5, 1870.
sell at public sale to the highest bidder on
the premises, on Il credit of d II months,
with interest, the tract Of 49, acres of land
mentioned in the Plcadings, belonging to J
ID Terry, situated in the l7ih civil district of
Giles county, on the waters of Blue creek,
adjoining the lands Of Robt Caruthers, Dog
EFT and others.
Notes with approved security required and
lien retained aug5 a. COX q IN.
Mary c Hammonds ct ais vs. James liam
mondS ct ais.
PURSUANT to decree of the Chancerv
CqEt at Pulaski in the above cause, I
viii, OF
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Sqturdqu. Auaus. 2oM. $50.
David n Myrick VS. EY Moore ct ais.

David n Myrick VS. Z ' Moore ct ais.
IT appearing to the salts action of the
L Clerk & Muster from affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendants, Moore and
his wife Eliza Moore, -MeMultry and
his wife Mary 4 McMultrY, -- Scott and
his wife Virginia Scott, are non-residcuts Of
the State of Tennessee so that the ord nary
process Ct this court cannot be served on
them; { n motion it is ordered that pubiica-
ton be made for four weeks in the Pulaski
Citizen rtqUiring said non residents to APP
pear at the next term Of said court at the
court house in Pulaski on the Ist Monday
in SEPTEMBER next and answer, plead or de-
muir to compliments bill, or the same viii
be taken for qaiessed R}d 81 for hearing
cx-parte as tom. AUS AK, c & m.
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Admiral Farrasurdied very peace
fully on the 18th inst, at Portsmouth,
N. H, surrounded by his family.
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r r Meadows rs Elizabeth Coleman ct ais.
I n this cause it appear to the satisfaction
L Of th4Clerk q Master from afiidavits fled
that the defendants, Elizabeth Coleman,
Daniel Coleman, Martha Coleman, Eliza
Thatch, Rubin Coleman and Frank Cole
man are non-residents of the State of Tenn =
essce, so that the ordinary process Of this
court cannot be served on them; On motion
it is therefore ordered that pubicati on be
made for four weeks in succession in the Pu-
laski Citizen. newspaper published in the
town of Pulas HI, il said State requiring said
defendants to be and appear on the first day
of the next term of the Chancery curt, to
he held Jor the county OF Giles at the court
house in Pulaski on the list Monday in Sep
TENDER next and answer cOmplainauts bill,
oF,the same wall be ia ken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing ex-parte:
aug5 a. COX, c. & m,
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SICKNESS. PAIN AND DEATH

Leg1tfmate result as pegalEies for violasion
laws, from which none eScspe.
Die faded check, the pale and wan iea-
tures, thedull eye, the clouded intellect. the
deep heaying Sigh, the feeble and emaciated
frame, the detected brow, the tottaring gait.
ali indieate previous trarIs9ression Of law.
Knowing that pr"cTastiItalion IS the thief
of ume," all Intelligent beings apply for
some remedy as soon as circumstances per-
nit; while those W no do not act upon the
principle that delays are dangerous gen
orally finger, lose more time and pay more
money.
Thousands OfmotheTS and daughters, il
all stations and conditions OF life, are suffer
ing. lingering and dying from the effects Of
ST rae dreaded and dreadful
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\. Tuesday, AVqVS5 30N, 1870,

y
sellNit public SAFE to the highest bidder at
the dwelling house occupied BY Mr. D r
Harrison, about miles north of Pulaski. on
a credit of, . Z, s I years, Except five per
cent OF the purchase money, which WI.l be
required to be paid on the Ist of January.
1s7l,) the following named lot or parcel,
of land belonging to the heirs of 5 N Bran
lcttc decd, viz: Lot no of 237 I-lO acres;
lot no Of l27 63-l00 acres; lot no Z of 1874
6-l0 acres, and lot no 5 of 81 acres Said
land is situated IN the 18th civil district of
Giles county on the Pulaski 81 Columbia
turnp. Ike. adjoining the lauds of DR. John r
Steele, VIM Maxwell, Newton White, Frank
Wilkerson and others. 1t is of the best
qna.ity of Middle Tennessee lands, well adj
apted to the growth of corn, cotton. small
grain, and a portion admirably suited TO
meadows, with a sutiiciency of cleared land,
timber, water, and eligible building sites,
and offers inducements to those wishing to
make iudiciOus inve- tment in real estate.
Plat and survey of the same can be seen at
my office, Brown 65 McCallum's, or D T Har-
rison's on the premises. - a COX, c & III.
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Darling NJ. Tidwen ct ais vs. Jane E. Croud-

Darling NJ. Tidwel ct ais vs. Jane E. Croud-
or ct ais.
In this cause it appearing 20 the satisfac
tion of the county court of Lawrence county,
Tenn, from the petition ofpetitioner, which
is sworn to, that Bluford a Crouder and his
wife Jane Crouder, John w Tidweil and
JAS 0 idwell, defendants in this cause, are
non-TesId0nts Of the State of Tennessee, 50
that the ordinary process of this court can
not be served On them; It Is Therefore or
dered thg t pu bIication be made TOR tour con-
secutive weeks IL the Pulaski Citizen,
newspaper published in Pulaski, Tenn, re-
curing said nonresident defendants TO be
and appear before the county couat of Law
renee county, TO be held in the court house
in the town of LawrencebuTg on the first
Monday in September, 1870 10 plead, answer
or demur o petition filed against them by
Darling NJ Tidweil ct ais, or the same will
be tqllen foI confessed as to them and set for
hearing ex-parte. a12 w A GIBSON CT x.
Jno c Lester, admir-, ct ais vs. Sml J White
ct ais.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the
/ Clerk d Master from affidavit filedin this
cause that the defendants. Samn J White,
GeoShegog and his wife Maria ShegOg,-
Fareley and his wife, Camela- FarIey, are
that the ordinary process of this court can
not be served OF them: On motion it is or
dered that publication be made III the PG
laski Citizen for four weeks requiring said
nonresident dc PENDANTS to be and appear at
the next term of said court on the LIST NJ on
day in September next and answer, plead or
demur to comptainants bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed and set foI hearing
ex-parte es 30 them. aug5 d COX, s m.
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Ee G1tizen,

" CORD. }. II. KIRK. L, .. M'coED
lO.eMcCORD, s co.. Publishers.
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S T Brooks ct ais vs. .Ro5t Young ct ais.
PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery
Court at Pulaski in he above cause,
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sell at public sale to the highest bidder on
the premises, on "A credit of Il years with
interest, Except a cash payment Of $4,000
about 220 acres of land belonging 60 the es-
tateOt Albert IIamm0nds deed. situated in
the'4th civil district OF Giles county, on the
waters ShsHnon's fork of Sugar creek ud
JCining the lands ef Mrs Ursula Appleton,
James Appleton John 2 Gibbons and 9TH
ers Said land will be sold in one or more
parcels a. may be doomed best.
Notes with approved security required and
a lien retained, aUgl2 A cox, C q m
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10 on Mr.. Gill. Buford's
one day last week, a
81 ieet long.
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j. {. Eppsrson admir-, Is VIM. Simon

'Reni. {. EPpersoH admir-, Is VIM. Simon
ton.
URSUANT to decree of the Chancery
Coart at Pulaski in tie above cause,
on
sotarqoy. Akgust 2oA3 1870.
sell at rplsiie sale toFbe highest biader'in ths
town e4 Pna~l,i, % a credit of 8, y and S
moRshs with intsfest, the property. now
owned and bccufied by VIM. Simonton. in
the town g PULASKI. con. isting OF 4 commo-
dious andconyeaIcntly arranged brick dwell
ling house, and about So acres of ground
composed originally of the lots known on
the plan of said town as lots nos. 81, 81 and
portion Of lot no. II = portion Of which
has been recently sabdiN ided by " m. ST
Aponton into smaller lots known now as
SSimon tons a dditiou to Pulaski inclu1-
ing lot no PSI in said sub division purchased
at a recent sale in this cause by Andrew B.
kouns- a d of the property except lots nos.
2SC, Isl, 2SZ, 3S3, 2S4. 2S5, 2S6. PSI, 2S5, $50.
290, 1872. 293. Z94, go, 296 2g7, 29S, 299. 500,
3O3, 3o4, sos, 30S 500 and . in said addi-
ton will be sold, or so much of the same as
will be sufficient to satist the debt, interest
and cost in this cause.
Notes with appro cdS3eurity required and
lien retained. july29 \ cox, c d m.
Lewis Nelson W John n. Garris and Others.
DURSUAN2 to decree Of the Chancery
4 court a5 Pulaski, il the aGovc Cause, ]
viii on
Saturday. Augus: 20M, 1870,
sell at public sale to the highest bfdler at
the courthouse in Pulaski, or a credit ofsix
months free fron the equity Of redemption,
the interest of John n. Garris and William
Garri> in a tract of about 70 acres OF LAND be
longing to the estate of their father John
Garris, dec, situated on the waters of Jen
kinS' creek, Giles county, Tenn, adjoining
the lunds of J. ). Edmundson, Sam Hughes,
Eunice Gilbert and George B. Adams.
Notes with approved security required and
lien retained. july29 a. cox. & m
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TZnradnn .Sen. 9LL- 1870

IhurSddy, Sep. 6th, 1870,
sell ct public 81 le to the highest bid Ter or
the premi es, on credit Of l d years
with interest, the tract ofaboUt 26O acres OF
land belonging to the estate of Robert Ali
son decd, situated in the 4th civil district of
Gigs county, on the waters of Sugar creek,
adjoining the lands Of the heirs OF Burrell
Ray, j Cal Gilbert. c B White, = Carter
and others.
Notes with approved security required and
lien retained. auI2 a. COX, C d IN.
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Charles n. Ordway q Son VS.. Annie B.
Bramlett and hers.
DURSUANT to q decree of the Chaucery
1 Conrt at Pulaski in the above cause, /
viii on
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a NJ Appleton d wife IS Jos jackson ct ais.
DURSU Il to a decree of the Chuncerv
L Cour6N Pulaski in the above cause,
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both Male arvas9Glnale Departments.
Ais. Alternately i'll continue in the Lee
d tment Of Instrumental Iusic.
Board in private families OF the highest
responsibility ut from SIS to S15 per month
Tuition in the Preparatory and Instru-
mental Departments from SIC to SIS and in
the higher English and Classical Depart
ments from $50 to $25 per session of twenty
weeks. Music including use ofirstrument
SO.
Refers to the Faculty of the University of
North Carolina and to the leading educators
ofNOrth Carolina.
For circulars or further particulars ad.
dress the Principal at Culleoka, Maury coun
ty, Tenn. jryz9-4t
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'sIcr NORTHEAST COZ. sar4rr-rr STAIRS
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CULLEOK a
IN 8 III q z e.
w. R. WEBB, A. N. Prime.

ITHE FALL SESSION will begin August
1 s h, 1870. The viliaD Of Cullecka. on
tie Nashville and Decatur Railroad, half-a
mile from Pleasant Grove Depot as a loca-
ton for 4 school is unsurpassed in the ad
vantaces Of good water, pure air and free
dom from all local cause # disease The
Standard ofscholarship viii be high. the dis
cipllne firm. the course of instruction tho
rough, including, in the male department,
full preparation for our best colleges. The
Principal has foIN 2sSses ss-beea. connected
with one OF the leaCnr1g25e1ro6ls of North
tarolina. ana designs establishing here q
PEN NEnr sahnnl of LiGL arrndn
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Reusne Ra@rt@ten.

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Marine @efretdr bat 500 peitere arbei=
ter In ben peri9iepenen 8rtee6bdfen an>
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n.ur 6ofmaun. BAT l@ enti1ieren &C.
ptieert rem Mbrber Sobn Steal 3u be,
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IL. bier I'M umlauf. ba6 fowobl Gn9lonr
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sa1stnen Mcrp 8sbanser.o5 n.y. -
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rublitaner i'm 8. @p%nare6oiitrift 11omi>
nirten beute Mor9en nab Dem 1853 Bali
lot Spnatban Merriam Don Ea6emeu
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Don 49, Sabren, be0tn9 lebte Na&t.> in
@arter8ture @elttmoro.
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Mn3abl Snpianer aus Dem Stamtne cer
Nanajoe6 finp bier aneelanAt. D,eiel'
ben inp 4auf elmer Beluasreile su @pu>
Yerneur &t@.
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.tepiebe tpurben 8e1ern Don bem8 ieilan3s
COMMITTEE in Yuebla 8ebanBen.
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8alpp ano @m. Duncan, res 8ebre
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l&ulpie befunben, ,purren Seber III g.
Sabren 3u&ttaus u'ae $4,000 @Qslc
Rrafe rerurtbeilt.
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9taats . N~euiateiten+

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be;ablen.
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mona, an her Dritten @tra6e, mebrere
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Deuer enttano In elmer @Geune res
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bat. Die 3obl' ter S@ulfinber 1T 1904
uno tie Der Stirnm9eber $50. @n3ab!
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Ser TeaeIte MnaebDte

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: - Gam 81. CHARACTERIZATION avraeutraltaruns
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= = fte aetc&t unb nur BON 8uteu @luhsn .ae,nadt
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! ~, in quite refine unb trudene QiauSr Safer. Aue
altsn Be e%i6nunaen n,aaea' eura Aufret@ea
Der 86een sereeds pelben. go,
240 pfunb dater fau arser ssnnabNener gftfsr in
'' II Yfunb padsts, In q pfuab SOrtn serpadt.
Die pbena'nannr en- u titt1 mdGen spn ter teGsn. 0uaItdt
ans fsrsta tein fit Atliei, runs Ia 10 Gaeen ua~ Datum bet
3usrtearuno Is Gpntrattes.
: Mnaate Der mirtltben Cara rtrs auf jetss Yadet Seslaue!
ieine BeSabIure fur 6. biree rtre erl, ubt.
prpben werpen spn iesen ArtiieI auber S1weineFstl& Der.
lane,.
Gte 1neetpt' fiab alien ben Setineuraen. Die eeu5ealt
uafiueu Auisisea fur eubNaanet ete'es ~be;estist tub, aus
seitst.
q. s. Gilman,
Enh< 4 & AQNf e. ErI II & 81