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West Virginia Insurance Co.


TAKES RISKS AT THE Low EST
rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Furniture,
Household Goods, Merchandise and Goods
I'm Transit.
DIRECTORS:
Jacob Hornbrook, Jacob NJ. Bickel,
Henry Hartman, Dr. J. e. Hupp,
Jonathan Rowley, Edmund booking,
X. j. Smyth, +. ]. Campbell,
j. II. Bristor, ;. Prayer,
F. VIM. b. Odbert, Thomas BoggesS,
d. II. I. FarnswOrts, VIM. Is. Crane,
David Billmyer, Joseph Shields,
VIM. X. White, y. Con, Jr.
]. II. Duval. ID. ii. DIX.
VIM. Il. Stevenson,
80 Oftice over Hartmans Clothlng StorS
south side Monroe street, Wheeling, w. Va.
JACOB HORNBR0Ok, President
JACOB NJ. BlCKEl, Vice Prest.
|. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
=. b. McCOLL0CH, Asst secretary.
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Merchants National Bank

CAPITAL PAID IN sSoo'sVo'
THIS BANK Is PREPARED TO DO 4
legitimate Banking Business. Deals IN colo;
Coupons, Bonds, Commercial fapel anu
Rtlls of Exchange. Interest paid on Speclh
deposits. Prompt attention given TO Col
PRrsipESr-J. NELSON VANCE
DIREcroRS-J. n. Vance, l. ). Delapeln.
II. Sweeney, A. Wilson Kelly, John hano-
Ian, F. ]. Stone, VIM. Bailey, W; ,. GoSinr n'
A. Wilson. ,. hhApi' 'asnies'
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EDUCATIONAL.
ECLECTIC INSTITUTE,
"a and 10 III. Vernon Place,
RAITIM0RE MD.

MIS-. T1TIATYLER sEMPLE, Principal
THIS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
win reopen on THURSDAY 18TH Sep
tember, 1870, and close the last week In June,
1871. Number Of pupils limited 70 40. For
Circulars, &c, apply by letter 70 the
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sale Of the North Wheeling
window Glass Works.

pI VIRTUE OF. A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by George w. Robinson,
! will sell on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2d, 1870,
erty known as the
North WheelingWindow Glass House
situated In the northern portion of the city
of Wheeling. The property consists of five
lots, extending TO the river, convenient for
shipping; two blowing houses, one tiatten-
ing house, tall brick, pot room, mill house
and cutting room.
For further description and particulars,
enquire of :. q. Robinson, at the Paint
store of w. III. Robinson, Main street.
JOSIAH CPDEGRAFF,
augS Trustee.
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FOR SALE.
EOF Sale.

nvF RpLATFoRM SPRING WAGON,
~uAop, built for the National Express
,;,d II Aportation Company. his as good
., w. WI be sold cheap. Apply to
REILLY, BARNES HOBBS
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no THE CITIZENS OF WEST VIE

rJNO THE CITIZENS OF WEST VIR-
i GINA I'm general AMI the Citizens OF
Wheeling I'm particular.
DR.. Smiths Electric Oh"
Does what is claimed for 1t. No Humhug
1T CURES
Rheumatism, Sick Headache,
Salt Rheum, Piles Scald HEAD,
Erysipe.s Felons, Carbuncles,
Paralysis, Group, Mumps,
Swellings, Diptheria,
Chilblains, Neuralgia, Goui,
Burns and FroSts, Cuts and Wounds,
Sprains and Bruises, Stifi Joints,
Swelled Glands, Canker, Cramps,
letter, Toothache, Bloody Flux, &c.
Deafness,
TRY II FOR YOURSELF.
Salt Rheum, Deafness and Sick Headache
made specialities.
This Oil cured my headache In 20 minutes.
syracuse, May ~. T.. W. TODD.
Rheumatism cured IN one iTB.
SYRACUSE, May %.
Tuesday ! was confined TO bed, Wednes-
day was out and well, by using DIR. smiths
Electric OIL" I have sent bottle To a
friend in Rochester for deafness.
W. II. WAIT, Depot Master.
From, Dr. GeHgs l.. WhafordJ
FREDoNIA, Oct. 20.
| have used DIR. Smiths Electric OIL, and
find 10 Is the best medicine ever used for
deafness. GEO. l.. WHITFORD, VI. ID.
(Dr. Whitford is one OF the best Physicians
In Western New York;
FREDosIA, Oct 81.
was deaf three years Tried everything.
One bottle DIR. Smiths Electric OIL cured
meup. j. L. BENJAMIN,
Bookseller, +. y. Building.
SWEET and RICH &c the taste (eren y Il
be on the irftdDed mucous coHuV Of a "hdies
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in1 skin Of an infant, and IL az once allays the
I pangs OF q GATHERED BREAST, which Is
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II II most grateful on the scalp, when irTi-
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/ Touch gently tpeTy sore, rough or tender
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I DEAFNESS. on SALT X .EUM, PILES
| OLD SORES, CORNS and RHEUMATISM
Sold by best druggists everywhere.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, graduate nom one OF the most ON.
inent Colleges I'm the United States, and the
greater part OF whose life has been spent IN
The hospitals OF London, Paris PhiiaielphIa
and elsewhere, has cffeeted some OF the ilin,l
astonishing cures that were ever known
and ears when asleep, great neryoozncss,
being alarmed at sudden sounds, baAhnil.
ness, with frequent biushing. attended somcs
times with deragemeni OF mind, xcre curssi
immediately
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. B.

r ,s.sstsSg1 on AND AFTER No
~ .isis,-ss vember Is, 1873, Trains Will
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
I'|'H
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by o,rtain
practice INDUCED In when alone, "a hsbII
frequently learned nom evil companions
or al school, the effects Of which are nightly
ders marriage impossible, and destroys both
mind and body, should apply immediately
What pity that a young man, the hops
OF his country. the darling OF his parents
should De snhtched from NIL prosptcis and
cnJoyments OF life by the conseuences of
devInting rom the path Of nature and tn.
dulging In certain secret habit. such pei
sOns must, before contemplating
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Sold by best druggists everywhere.

LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO, General
Agents for West Virginia and Sole Agents
for Wheeling. YB
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WHEELING, June II, lo7O.
r.: .z5;,.,,ss.s.. -.----s.5 PASSENGER TR Al Ms
- .s.a:..--.;zfay will run by the following
schedule ON and after June 18Th, W"'-
Wheeling time:
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! ID. c. LIST, Kohhhi ,,n
HENRY X. LIST, "hS0> bH'
! SFynOID-
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that n sound mind and body are IA.
most necessary requisites Ia promote con.
nubial happiness. JUDGED, without thoSc
the journey through lille bcconcs a weary
pilgrimage; the PROSPECT hourly dnrkens In
the view; the mind becomes shadowesl with
despair and filled with the melancholy TO-
lection TINT the happiness OF another b.
cDInf-s bliuhtal with uur NUN
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Especially, who have become the victims a.
solitary Vice, that dreadful aud desrrucilye
habit which annually sweep 20 an urltffnsly
grave thousands OF Young Aen or ths mo-,
might otherwise have entranced li.aenina
Senafes with the thunder OF eloauence. ~
walked 10 ecStacy the the thrilling lyre. mar
call with full confidence
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Rheumatism cured IN one dTB.
SYRACUSE, May %.
Tuesday ! was confined TO bed, Wednes-
day was out and well, by using DIR. SMITH
Electric OIL" ! have sent bottle 10
friend in Rochester, for deafness
w. II. WAIT, Depot Master.
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BALTIaGoRE. mn.
DFFICE-7 SOUTH FREDERrCK STREET
DR. JoHNnON

80 DR. JOHNSTON F ea4-as d
Has Iiiscoycr,i The most Certaia, -Spse,i
and only hfiecllGd Remedy in The world 10
Weak ness ~ The Back or limbs, StriStllr,,,
Auer,io;tSo i the Kidneys aud Bfadief. In.
voluntary discharges. lmputeDcy, GenS m /
Debility, Nervousness DyspelstiL f.aninIor
Low Spaiiis Confusion of liElS PalpitatiOn
of the Heart, Timidity, Trembling, Dummies
OF sight, Giddiness Di~eses OF the Head,
h INsS Soss or skill A An Of The
Terrible Disorders arising from SOLITARY
Habits OF Iouth-snnRxf md solitary prsc-
uces more iatal TO thar Victims than tl1r
songs vi Syrens 10 the Mariners OF Ulysses
0iightlng their most brilliant hopes or an.
ueipaiions, rendering marriage. DC. impo~.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-11

friD being destroyed, employ .t,R
corps OF teachers as comPeieu, As
those " have heretofore had charge
Of it, axe other arrangements Tor
the convenience AMI ,mfort o three
or four hundred students. Giles
herself could furnish the number
from those who woulI otherwise g
IF TO be educated This also n.us.
I be done, or Giles falls behind TIE
same efforts should establish F :
male College.
In copclasioa We woul say that il
is not only fer your internal end i'm :
mediate good that these things
should be done, but they will give
you character abroad. andy our fairs.
schools. DC will oe pa.ronjz-d by
those from distrDce. o her coun
ties are marching on to wealth and
reno~n, and yoa lie still aud wait
for Gil-s 10 keep ahead without put
ting your shoulders 10 the wheel = nj
pushing with a mighty Effort as 9th
ers are doing, woe be to you in the
day Of the next census We have
read and heard and talked aud dream
ed of Giles county public spirit, but
have filled to see where it has been
properly manifested. Wake up ye
sleepers. for the nj. hi eome,h aud
tbs DAYS work is rot vet commene-
d U'ork hbu1ai c7aous : but for
he sake Of ali that is reaaorsb BE
just, right proper and sensible, don.
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STATE ELEC:TLoES.
Brown Elected BY en- 0v rWhel1n-
ing Majority.
LARGE DEMOCRATIC GAINS

The election passed of, all over
the State, without disturbance.
Baown is elected by An oyerw helm
ing majority. though it cannot be
estimated what his majority is. It
is thought that Butler and Maynard
we're elected to Congress from the
lst and 81 districts. Il Was lie
settled opinion of all CLASSES thai
Brown was elected Governor, con
sequently there waa a light vote
PEELED everywhere.
The election returns from he VI
rious S ates are cot yet sufficiently
full or drfuite to. furnish Data Tor
correct resume of the general result.
From wEat il. received, however. We
are able to make the following sum
ming up. One thing $ Pretty,aP
parent. that the Democrats have made
material gains in Congressman. as
may be seen H. New York they
gain three, Wisconsin one. Michigan
one, Arkansas two, Tennessee, pro-
badly six; Missouri. uncertain At this
hour. but the Democrats will proba-
bly, gain two. AT this writing, Al
ALBANIA is not heard from, but there
VII undoubtedly be a Democratic
gain Of two members. In Nav Jer-
sey, the Republicans gain q Con
gresham. and reverse The polilica
complexion OF the Legislature, insur-
ing the election OF a Republican
United States Senator. In the qg
gr"ga,e ,:e Democrats have probably
gained as many as eighteen Congress
men. which, added to the twelve
g.ined in the O-tcber elections,
make their entire gain Thirty mem
bers. Full re.arns may i~ereas-
this number. Hoffman is elected
Governor of NV York by over
thirty thousand majority.
Col Et GnlIoday was elected to
-Cangress from lie Npshvill, district.
beating Bale P-Fioa, The iDdapeDd
cut candidate, badly. But few Rad
osIs were elected ia Tbs State of Tea.
nessea TO any Office
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The total number OF d9a'hs for the
Middle Division of the Safe is very
small. Our Industrial establish
m-nts. IN which Giles stands next to
D.yidson, will be greatly increased
10 number before the next census
Giles shows up Pood account in the
above statistics, but you viii pardon
Us Tor saying that unless 81 e attends
speedily p hat great prerequisite to
success. the building OF turnPik,s.
she will w;,aen! 41eL- s-l1 49,
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Official Vote Ct Giles County.

TIE following is The official vote
Of Giles as taken from the returns
sent to the Sheriff
For Governor. John c. Brown.
1900; w II Wisener, 25I. For
congress. John NJ, B ighl, 1889;
JAS. Mnllina, ga For Congress,
from State at laree. Reeves. 457.
For Senator. r. M Rugg. 1895; W.
A. Gamer, So For Representative,
A. Buford. 1876; J p. c. Reed
10. For Flostef, Jas. Ii. Lewis.
I.7G3.
The vote was very small for Gilas.
Tn Democrats beat their opponents
about 7 10 ]
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TIE WAR.
FaaIfnl Distrlaa in Prussia.


LoNDoH. Noven,bsr e.-osble dis
pa,ch TO the World Fearful distress
al discOntsulnen prevails j. Ger
many, growing oat Of the proloDga-
tisn OF the war. which the journals
tare not speak Of. beceuse no mercy
is shown by ibis military Govern
ment; the whole country morally
aud materially Is il tie most deplor-
able condition. and it is doubtful how
long the public indignation can be
restrained By military discipline
every where is desolation, tens Of
thousands are in mourning.
Prussia may Yet greatly ipjure
France, but she IS so exhausted she
canuet cenqner her. King William
must 60 under the same conditions
as Napoleon did after the battles OF
the l4f, l5.b aad 18th Of Angus,
when he darsd-uoL return to PARIS
without tho achievement OF success
to e6ace previous disastsr William.
also seeks success before daring to
return to Berlin, oIhe wise Prussia
power will collapse like the dreams
Of tn Emperor.
/ TOMS. November ga general
battle was fought to-day near Or;eans.
| All the aE1bulances here have been
sent to tie front. NJ news yet ar
/ tived Of tie result. of the fighting,
The Armistice Rejee:ed.
The armistice entered into by Prus-
sia and Fra: &c. 10 order to allow the
elsciien of a Constituent AssembI'
/ 10 settle upon terms Of peace. was
rejected on Monday by France on tbs
| grounds of Prussian dupl.city. j
appears that The Prusslans only
agreed TO il in order to give Prince
Frederick s Charles time to bring hi.
army up from before Metz, but re-
fusing to give consent to the revictual
/ ing Of Paris. the French rejected
terme, and have determined TO die il
the last ditch. It is alleged tia
/ Paris has an army Of 100000 meE
for her defence. and that tbs armie:
Of he whole OF Fr'ncs number 100,
600 men; while. upon the other hand
! Prussia has mustered her available
strength aud the army before Paris
confines 70 suffer greatly from sick
ness, WATCH constantly increases. a
recent morning report of the condition
of the army shows an average OF 300
men on the sick list in each battalion
with a nominal strength Of l.50C
men. M more rein(orcements Car
arrive from Germany: The last re.
crafts are neatly all boys under nine.
teen, who are nov on their way.
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FEMALE cOMPLAINT.

That claims its victims throughout the
length and breadth Of the land.
Many females suffci n some way az each
monthly period; some girls aro in great reril
ut the commencement of men truation
while older ones dread its decline at the
turn Of lite". Sometimes the menstrual
flow is too ueh or too little, and NAV be
attended with pain, may be irregular or en-
tireiy checked or changed in appearance
Intended with other distressing syInpt oms
LcucOTrEea. or the Whites, Frequently
dra' rs ( he system, or liberation of The womb
may create Pain and cause rapid prostration
Falling of the womb is an exceedingly
common complaint. giving much tr, uble and
distress. which, under ordinary treatment
is difficult to cure
Mysteries Green Sickness. I ritabilitv of
the Womb and o.l'cr serious and fatal com
plants follow She female sex through life
Lives there medical gentleman " no has or
can relieve the fair sex of the above troub-
lcnl Not many. Is there no combination
OF remedial agents that will come to Ier ras-
cue2 We answer, Yes.
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Mikesheehan vs. Hugh Thompson

IN this cause it appearing by affidavit tina
/ Hugh Thorn sen Is Just indebted to thu
plaintifi and i nonresident of the Stat,
Of Tennessee so that tie ordi nary process
Cf this court cannot be served on him une
IN original attachment having been levied
on his property; 1t i ordered That publ lea
ton be made for fcu~ weeks in the Pulask
Citizen requiring sad non resident to APP.
pear before w II Ahc?uathy, an acting jus
tice Of { hc peace. at his Office in Pulaski or
the Sd law Of December, 1870, and make de
fense az. inst said suit against him, or it vii
he proceeded with ex-parte.
nU4 ". II. ABERNATHY. j. 7 G @.
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France Demoralizad


From the Now York uerald.l
Our news from Mars.illes, from
lyons, iron Tours, and from OF her
ceut-rs. as well as from Paris. re-
veals state of things which Is IN
The last degree discreditable IL the
French people Never was a natio n
20 demoralIzeG The chaos whic
succ- eded the fall of Rome, which
eusued on the death OF Charlie .ai. ne,
Which resulted from the down Of
the FRS. Napoleon. illustrates but
iecbly the present demorsiizeu con-
dlIiou OF France To-day France is
powerless in the grip Of her fierce
antagonist. Four months ago she
thought she was-she really was
The t.rror Of Euro-e. But France is
no' merely d~tea ed Inundated.
crushed, puwerl"ss; she is torn and
rent hv faction France 20 day is a
house divided; aud house divided,
"a We 81 know, cannot stand. Since
his war commenced there has been
erouEh 81 :'lusS and feather" bat
gl-n#;ui lack Of pluck This war has
r-ea mos: unreasonably prolonged
because France would not submit to
REIMBURSEMENT. and to-day France,
vj,a sr-suge inconsistency, dis
members herself. Every separate
ci.T is the Headquarters Of separ-
ate government. Tours acts indie
panlpntiy of Paris; Lyons acts indie
ma. Tlt- ~ .TnrSLiIIsS. md MARCEL a 9
acts independently Of all the others.
CLaos to-day is the synonym for
France. A last Clio ious chance the
French people have had; bu' the
chance has baen fuog away. Had
jules Favrs been more Of a at .
man and lrss Of a sentimentalis +,
France might already lave been =
republic; but a republic is cow an
;IpuOssib iitV,
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COMMON GR0G s3OP BTPTBas,

Empty Bittcr7 Bottles Of varjoEs styles.
can be f 0ud around almost every dwelling
uu4 cabin bE ugAouJ the land. Their taste
j. pleasant. ami are a1vcrli~ed 10 cure almost
cycry.disca~c. s." hI.4 the manufacturers know
thay possess no medicinal properties what
eser. The. are so many disgui-c~ Tor eN
ccld.ugiy ommun beverages which Go not
nor cannot possibly cure any one.
beware Of Jhc.e pleasant bitters in q art
bottles they con ain Il sting for your vItaIS,
ami he who buys them carries 't"FeT
grog into his mouse. One man who knows
ro:hiTg about medicine, say 5 his big bottles
of common stuff will cure chil- and sever,
rheumatism AID consumption; another,
whose bottle Is very fancy cures all impur
titles of the blood, makes ol men young.
casts out devils. restor r sIghtt tie bird,
and numerous other miracles; whilesyet an
OF her. who presumcs every mau Or aknrd
proposes to re collie. iEgroWihg mai :. vel
low fever. heart disease ana ioNC-scl mai
dens ! We know they maScuU such cures,
we know the pcoplc it large are deceived
and swindled. and as we .le>iro 70 reLIiIute
these common humbur., make the following
challenge to one and all
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Jos B Childers e. ais VS. Ben c EppersOn ct

JOS B Childcrs ct ais Us Ben & EPperson CT
al.
IN this causc it appearing to the satisfac
| tiun ofIhe Clerk and Master froIa atiiaa
vit filed that Ic defendant Ben EPper~On
ia non resident OF the State o Tennessee. 20
that Il g ordinary process OF this eo9rt can
,,|t h.. s.r,5d on HIM: On motion therefore
I = ordered bat publication Dc d. for
f.,Ir consecutive week. in the Pulaski CHI
zen. "a newspaper pub i~hed in the tcwn of
Pulaski, requiring said NON resident de
f;.pd.nt to be AMI appear at the
next term ofthe Chancery Court, to be held
for the county OF Giles at the c"ur' mouse
in Pulaski. on the III I'd Monday in Feb
riary next aui answer c"mplaihlHt's bill
or Tie same viii b. taken Tor confessed rs to
}lIiu and set Tor hearing <--rGlfs
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rem : br-r { ,fa-) rue. ST Oh, ls7".
PENpEssTsi> T-yloR & Cot his enfes-
Prloing establishment; is one ct the lnstilu-
ti7ns 81 Atlanta. As Druggists hoy are rhe
peers aa5 lease Ia ,.eorgis. v allie H. msl.-
utaetcrcTs Of dflge and medicines, they are
wits 1at a coIupe!itof III the State and with
bRt feF in tbssouth Their Laboratory IS
one ~ the e.l7tuces Of Southern proeresR
ard the Puri5g-pf the medicines they ,aauu-
facturs il beeAnii4g 10 keep an' lmmtuse
trade at home hat formerly went abroad
Educated in their profession, reliable IN
their dealings, and financially able to lead
4 the business, TIE firm is rapidly extending
! its influence and drawing patronage from al
| portions of the South and West We COM
/ uend them TO ear iobbors AMI dealers gene
! raj Y, with confidence that trial will secure
an endorsement Of all VIC have said.
We take much Pleasure in calling the At
tenti9n OF our rcaders 70 the advertisement
! OF Globe Flower syrup III another column.
| This celebrated LING Remedy Is regarded by
! all who have tested its merits 10 e. the
| most pleasant acA truly valuable meuciTe
4 ever discovered. foI the cure of colds. cough ,
| 'sthna &c. Like trpe friend, the more
! " u c it ard know it tho better We like IL.
/ It's pleasant to taFe. and unlike all other
4 Cough Medicines offered to the public, it
| nta- rs ne opiom any nauseating drug,
! and VII hot disagree w-th the moat delie T.
/ cons tuition. We advise al who have III -
ease OF ne lungs such as lncipient Coasunlp-
! uion, Colds. Asthma Bronchitis, sVc 10 try
1 ut once a bottle of Globe Flower SvruD
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-11

BLOOMTN YOUNG GIRL g.

Mjdle-accd natrons, those al the critical
period aud the aged grarlmother, are all
cured ~ ;re U.s. Of our English Female Bit
terS, nov prescribed and used by physicians
all over the country.
Ifyou are troubled with Falling of the
Womb. attended with sense OF weight and
bearing down pain in the back and side and
other attendant evils. English Female Bit
tiers will give entire relief.
Those at the turn Of life" mothers after
confinement. and all others male or female J
who are conya Iescents from anY protracted
or facilitating COIN plant, who gain strenG h
slowly, ard hose.d geston Is slow and i'm
perfect, Will find these Bittcrs the very
.thinz their system demands. It gives =
powerful appetite, aids and assists dIges-
lion, arouSes the liver. strengthens mental
~ ami physically, and fills the whole sys-
tenn with pure crimson blood coursing
through its channels.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-11

isegitirate result As penalties for violation
Of nattr;3l laws, from " Inch none sse,4,s.
inc iaded chrek, the pale una gan iea-
lures, The dulIeye, the clouded inte!lect. the
deep hcaving SIGH, tie feeble and elnac::stcd
trane- he dsieeted brow, the tetteri IL gait.
ali Indioatc previous trans erosion OF law.
Knowing that r~cEastihation Is the thief
OF tIme,n all intelligent beings apply for
SEINE remedy rs oGn as circumstances per-
init; while these ho do not act upon tn
principle that delays are dan gcrous.' gen
era.ly linger; lose more time and pay more
pncy.
Thousands ofmothers and daughters. IL
all stations AMI conditions IF life. are Sutler-
ing lingering and dying from tho effects OF
s.me dreaded and dreadful