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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26

DEATH IS At THE IGOR

In all these complaints the system evi-
IDENTITY shows = want ofred blood. and Mr.
CLUrchllI, il lis work on Diseases o. Fe-
males. says Bearing III mind that the
blood is renlurIlab l Y deficient in red corpus
Giles, and the known property ofiron to cor
rect TINS condition. thcory suggests i. Is the
most to be relied on, the i, 81 Of wAicl =
CIsrate.' Citrate OF Iron enters lur- ely into
the composition Of English Fcmale bit Is,
combined with powerful 1cgctuble tones OF
rare g U.IItiCs.
Among tie mountains OF Tennessee and
the piuey woods of Mis=i,siI pi. Is .ound a
certain hard and tiinty root, which has been
i secret use by some old nddw YES For many
years, possessing magic powers IN reguiaI-
ing ana restoring ali females suffering with
any affection. OF the womb This root " c
have obtaIucd, gave il affair test il our prac-
t &c and it is now one Of the principle in
grcdicutS in these Bilters. Uthcr Ecwertu
uterine and general tonics $50 enter INTO It's
compositi IN. We also add LapUaudru, or
Black root. sufficient to act uFOu the liver
and keep the'b bowels oren.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26

The Emperor Napoleon is no dead
Neither has Dr.. Whi.thoTne cease d
to sell his drugs &c. at unmistaksb' y
low prices. Pure and fresh, they
are always in demand. His variety
is one of the main features Of the es-
Enlistment. and his carefuln-ss in
compounding prescriptions another,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26

Th.t claims its yiciiinS throughout The
lergth and breadth IF the land.
Many females suffel n some way at each
monthly period; some girls arc in great peril
. ut the. commence meht Of men -truation
while older ones dread its decline at tile
"turn OF lite" Sometimes q menstrual
flow Is too n ueh, or too little, End, may be
attended with pain, may be Irregular or5cn-
tirely checked, or changed in appearance,
attended with other distressing symptoms
LepcorrlGu, or the :'Whites,', frequently
drains tho system, or alteration Of he womb
may create pain and cause rapid prostration.
Falling OF the womb is an exceedingly
common complaint, giving much trouble and
distress. which, under ordinary trcatuent,
is difiicultt2 cure. r...'
Mysteries. Green Sickness, ritabilitY Of
the Womb. and otl:er serious and fatal com
plants follow the female sex through life.-
Lives there a medical gentleman vs. ho has or
can relieve the fair sex of the above troub-
les! Not many. Is there no combination
Of remedial agents that viii come TO Ter Eos-
cnc2 We answer, Yes. .F
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26

The Courier-Journal inquiries Of
those newspapers that day after day
bury their readers beneath whole col
umns of .litorial matter about the
war in Europe to the total neglect Of
all other subjects" where do they ex-
Fect to GO when they die?
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Wool WANTED

" viii pay the hig hest market price for
W Wool OF ali kinds, either clean or IN
clean, III goods prof. siOn or cash. Bling
Your wool to Yale Mills. Giles county, tn
ul24 #. NE. CLEAlES 6 co.
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Frianu. Sep. Oil. 1870.

sell at public sale to tie highest bidder on
the premises, on a credit OF d . years. with
interest, Except a cash payment Of SIS, 00)
about 800 of la A bslSRging 60 the es-
tate OF AlECrG d am I3s0ntfs@seu'd, situated in
the 4th civil district Of Giles county, on the
waters ofShanuou's fork of Sugar creek ad
Joining the lands cf A5Is Ursula Appleton;
james Appleton John Q Gibbons and 9TH
ers Said land will be sold in one oy more
parcels az may he deemed best.
Notes with approved security required and
II lien retained. aug u A cox. & II
a NJ Appleton d wife " Jos jackson ct ais.
DURSUANC to a decree Of the CLaucery
i Court at Pulaski III the above cause. !
VIII on
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Master Wyatt Alternately,
AT =.
INQUIRE & HILLS,

V|TOULD. respectfully announce to his
w Enthusiastically, and the smoking.
chewing nd eating public particularly. that
store, where he will keep Always on hand
the best cigars, pipes. tobacco. canned fruits,
apples, oranges, oysters, sordinrs pickles,
blaciliug, dc, &c, which he Will be pleas
ed 20 sell at retail for cash
Hopes by strict attention to business to
merit a liberal share of patronage.
WYATT ALTERNATELY
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sell at public sale to the highest bidder on
the premises ON ctcdit Of IL d 5 Years
willintc' est tract OF 81 915teTes OF land
belonging to the estate of John WTay, dec.
situated in the 9th civil district of Gilesl
county on the waters of HaFu q Dry creeks.
adjoining the lands or a w Parker, Wan T
" oody.J a. Wells, VIM Holland others and
the same bid eff at a.reGCnt sale IN Chs cause
byJ S Freeman.
Notes with aPproyedsccarity required and
lien retained uue5 a. COX, G q IN.
Felix G Smith vs. JD Terry.
PURSUANT to Il decree of TIE Chaneery
1 Court at ulasl:i in the abote cause,
yliI IN e u. ..s 1854. rag ..=r.
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lIfr.d West Ct ais vs. L NJ sarles ct ais.

Alfred West ct ais " " surles ct ais.
Tn the County Court Of Giles county. Tenn
L essee, il this cause happening tocLe sat
istactiUn Of the Clerk OF said Court ON a1i-
dayiJ Of Alfred West that the dS9ndunts,
Francis u Surlcs, Mariah overly Mahala
Birdwcl James Randall and Marv Randall
and her husband, whose ma ne is unknown,
are non residents OF the State OF Senuessce
and residents OF the State OF Illinois, SO that
the ordinary process OF the law cannot be
ser, cd UPon them; II is thei ctore ordered by
the CleI., that publ, alton be made fer tour
weeks IN tde Pulaski Citizen, newspaper
published I'm Pulaski, requiring said defend
ant to appear bctoae, tEc County Ccurt Of
Giles county. to be holden utstl!- co IT house
III Pulaski ON the l~J MoudHY in September
next and answer said hlii, or the same WI
bo taken Tor confessed and set tor hearing &-
parte rs TO them. JNO + ROSE: CFk.
aug 3 W Houston, D C.
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THursdov, Sen. 2th, 1870,

sell at public sa te to the highest bidler on
the lrcui es, on q credit Of ] d , years
with interest, the tract ofabou 2fo acres Of
Land belonging 70 the g. late Of Robert All
Snu dec d. situated in the 4,h ciyIl diStlict Of
Giles county, on the waters OF Sugar creek
, adjoining the lands OF the heirs OF BurreII
Ray, J Cal Gilbert. { b W Lte, - Carter
and others
Notes with approved security required and
4 lien retained. aUI3 \. cox. c E IN.
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WIN. Il. HILL,
= "A. ge E1G
G"oUG1, & Bakers
ELASTIC STITCH
H A NETTIY
WING MCEIEES.

POINTS OF ENCELLEECE.
Beauty and Elasticity Of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity Of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spools
No fastening seams by hand and no waste
ofthread. Wide range Of application with
ont change Of Adjustment
The seam retains its beauty and GImness af-
ter washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of work done b. 9th
CT Sewing Machines. these Machines execute
the most beautiful and pernlauent embroid-
~ and ornamental work
The very highest prize. the Cross OF the
9rion of Honor, was conferred Oh the rep
scntatiye of the Grover and Baker Sewing
J Iehines. at the Exposition Univcrsele Pa
lis, 1867, thus atteSting thcirgreat superior
ity over all other Sewing Machines.
he agent may I've fond at Mrs Rudd's
where Machines eau be seen. Hol9tf.
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3IcxNBss, PAIN AND DEATH

Aogltimata result as rsnalties for Siolation
q IHs-Ural asssvs, from " hich none esespe
I1Ag faded check, the pale and wan lea
sllressthe dull eye. the clouded ha;eliect Jhe-
deep hcaSing sigh. tie feeble and snuciatea
Frame, Jhe Rejected brow, tile tpttsring saft
ali indicaks previous trans arcssidn OF an
Know ing that - ~cIastiiatf6n Is The tEtef
Of time" all intelligent leings apply for
some remedy rs -oou rs circumstances per
nit; while these who do not act upon thu
principle that delays are dar gcrous,' gen
orally InEcr, lose more time and pay more
. uuncY,
EThotssnds ofmothcrs and daughters. in
all stations AMI conditions Of lite, are suffer
ing. IL geriMg and diving from the effects Of
SINE dreuted and drcadful
- -FaEEFTfF
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Sulnrdcn. 81. 11Lh. I81n.

Saturday, Sept. I'm, 1870,
sau at public sale to the highest bid,ler at
the courthouse in Pulaski, on a credit Of six
and twelve months with interest. the tract
of land belonging to the estate of Zebulon
Parr and VIM Bonner deed, and known us
the Freeman Mill Tract" containing by a
recent survey 30 SIG D acres, but of which an
accurate survey viii be made before the Gag
Of sale and shown for the iuspeqHon of pur
chaSers at that time. Said landsfs situated
county O.; the waters of Elk river, adjci ing
the lands of - Grigsby and Others aud the
same bid OF at a former sale in this cause by
r c Gardner.
Notes with approved seeurity required md
Hardaway Tucker admr, vs. Robt II Tucker
ct ais.
DURSUANr to d0rec Of - Chaucery
L Coart at Pulaski in the alb c cause, l
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Charles n. Ordway & Son vs.. Annie B.
Brumlett and others.
DURSUANT to a decree of the Cbancery
I Court at Pulaski IN the above cause,
VIII ON
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Pplasbi. Aug 23J, 1870.


Maj HAIRY HESS. who has been
for the lA,t FIVE years one Of the mem
bers of the editorial ceTps Of the
Nashville Banner. has accepted the
! position Of managing editor Of The
ST. Louis Daily Times, to take effect
| Sep'r 1st. Maj Haiss relations
with the Banner. personally and pro-
fessionaliy, we know. have been as
/ pleasant as could possibly be mag
med. ana it is only because a more
extended field is opened to him in
which to display his rare journalistic
abilities that he has decided to sever
his connection with the Banner =
Mi Heiss though young in years,
already ranks wiki the first journal
isis of-the sdAhGsHe grasps sub
ject mare eomprshensiyely, reasons
more logically, and elucidates more
yigorousfy than any man of hi,Iyears
with whose abilities we ar. familiar,
aud we predict that in a very shorl
time bis reputation as controlling ed
itor Of leading daily will extend fan
and wide. Hs is an interchangeable
worker and is bound to succeed in
! his new field of labor. The Times IL
/
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-26
ODD FELLOW
FDMALE INSTITUTE,
SarneSsxii!e Penn,
Rev. 3. IL. MALONE. a. NJ,

=
The Fall Session of this institution begins
Wond q, September 5sh 1870.
This Is an Old institution, regularly char
tered as a school Of highest grade for cradu-
atiug young ladies, granting diplomas con
1crTing degrees, DC. 1t has 1t charter as lib
.eral and a course Of study as thorough As
any female school in the State. i has full
CORPS Of cJmpetent. elegant aud experienced
teach rs. Rev. b II. Malone, a NJ. is we'll
know and deservedJy popular anSnthu-
siastic and successful teacher ofnearI wen
~ years experience. he has selected associate
teachers Of remarkable energy and peculiar
skill i'll their Respective departments. The
sciences are carefully taught and illustrated
with chemical experiments and apparatus
Corncr-,il.e, noted tor pure water, good
health and refined society, Is surrounded by
. wealthy community. Board with Prof
Malone. or other families in the village, at
roI Sl3 to SIS per month.
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"N1-'' - y - f>S' : '@'c' . = -
sell at pubIic sale to the highest bidder at the
courthouse in Pulaski. on Il credit of
months with interest, two tracts Ui 90 So
loo and 50 acres Of land Designated as lots
nos & > in the division by commissioners Of
the lands of JOS Tucker dec',L and the same
allotted 10 Mrs Virginia a Pitts End Harda-
way Tucker, respectively situated in the
goth civil district of Giles county. on the
waters Of Bradshaw creek. adjoining the
lands of Chas Leathermun. VIM II Wells
Tobt HaTweH, y rs Dyer, VIM Moncrict and
others.
Notes with approved security required and,
len retained. aug26 a COX, c & m.
) o.. " Braden ct ais VS.. Susan R. Bradcu
ct ais.
IN this cause 1t appearing to the sati~fac-
ton Of the e., TX and Master from aiIioa-
~ filed that the defendants DrUciIIa Bra
den john w johnson and JAS = Bradeu
are NONRESIDENT of the State of Ten
nessee, 50 that q he ordinary process
Of this court cannot be served on
them: On motion it IS therefore ordered
that publication be made for four weeks In
succession in the Pulaski Citizen, q news
paper published in ii e town OF Pulaski in
said State, requiring them to be and appear
before the Chancellor at the next term of the
| Chancer9 CoLrt to be held for Giles county
at the Courthouse in Pulaski on the 81 day
OF September ueEh and answer complain
ants bill, or the sHine viii be taken for con
Tossed as to them and SCI for hearing eX-par-
te' a. 26 \ cox, c 4 m.
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4 Cald.
To THE ED,To OF THE CITIZEN -
1 ask the privilege of your columns

To TIE EDITOR qF THE CITIzES =
ask the privilege of your columns
to sale ;IaL I viii not be a oaud idate
o. Congres al The en-uing election
afor this district. Ala,ough / am ua-
der no - o A.lssR.iopp posed by ds
Fourtesl J. lam atyis
ed. il eled ,SEress, l would be
required to ale the test ootA. which
am unwilling TO DO. Therefore my
election might defeat the district Of
its representation, by being excluded
on that account from taking my seat
in Congress. For This reason, and
believing The party opposing Raoi-
calism shoaft take no risks, 1 have
| concluded not 10 be candidate.
To my many friends throughout
the district who have urged me to, be
come candidate, an profoundly
/ gratefuI-no less SO than if I had Sc
cured their support atthe bollot- box.
am Very Respectfully,
SoLox E. t.osE.
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f ? S Parr, adnr &c. vs. VIM Eodes.
PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancerv
{ court at Pulaski, in the above cause, /
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Among them we would mentioE the follow
ing:
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Flauncls, in all colOrs,
BalmoraI and Felt Skirts, J
Corsets, .
BlCochod Domestics.-
sea Island Domestics,
Broad Cloths, il all coors,
Cassimercs, black aud fancy,
Elegant Spring suits for gentlemen
White Goods and Notions generali,'
The low prices at which We SCH is great
Inducement.
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Simmons Liver Regulator has 40 eqral a.
= pJeEcltir, or care.
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Darling N. Tilwell Ct ais V Jane E. cr0ud-

IJaFIllS NJ. A4AHCAi e. lis - . ans l. SIOuli-
or ct is.
In this cause It appearing 20 the satisfac-
lion of the county court OF Lawrence county.
Tenn from the petition cfpetitioner, which
j. sworn t.. that B,uford A Crouler auS his
wife Jane Crcuder, John w Tidweu and
mon-ressd9n,s Of the State Of Tennessee, so
tAnt tie ordinary process OF ms e-uyt can
nov De served 'n mem II j. Int!elolu or
/ defed til pa hjIeaLon = mace 1VT loUr con-
soeutiFe weeks ~ the fu.asEi Siuzen,
new SPaPer PuoIlSAe'! IN uiaSkl; en-, re
/ Gdulng Saln HCh-TeSIoen5 "c'eLd"hIa 10 lie
/ ard appear before me county c""aI 81 Law
/ renee county, 20 be held II the G. urJ mouse
IN the town OF LHWTeneebufG on the EfsJ
Monday IN Sep5emeer- 1871 TO plead answer
or aeinUI 20 u leutloh n'ea against theIH ~
Darhhg NJ lluWeIl ct ais, or the salqc VIII
DC taken ioI COZ '5ssed as TO them HnG SCI IoT
hearing e&-parlc. AZ W \ GIbSON' Ell
~
Jno Lester, admir-, ct ais vs. Sml White
ct ais.
TT o1,,a,rir,, TO tho satisfaction Of the
causc that the defendants, samH J White,
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Over the Couatry.

I. 7. B.. the Great Female Remedy.
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sT Breeaasg st7ais vs. fsy5;s Yoa8g ss ais. :. i.
Nonao,,. Sep 5tb, 1870.

DURSUANT 10 a decree Of the Chancery
4 court at Pulaski il 1iIe sEboxez cause.
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Saturday. Sept. IT'D. 1870,

DURSUANT to d0rec Of - Chan
1 Coart at Pulaski in the abV e c:sut
Will on
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Would he pleased to have the public visit
him, ard examine his goods, pledging that
no one shall keep better goods nor sell them
cheaper than he viii.
-Inuv27-3m JAS. II. TAYLOR, j.
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LAST FOUR NIGHTS H@ MARCHIONESS.
LAST FOUR NIGHTS OF TIE FAIR SCENE,
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introducing NEW BANJO SOLOS. CLOG DANCES
and Theresa's new sensation,
TiiiiE TYR0i.EHN DUCK SONG
THE SABLE MINSTRELS' HIGHLAND FLING.
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FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF LOTTA.
AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
MONDAY, OCTOBER "a. 1- La t vi
GREAT ENGLISH OPERA COMBINATION
will commence a brief with strong REPERTOIRE,
introducing all the prominent artists OF the
RICHINGS AND PAREPA OPERA TROUPES.
CTADT THEATRE A. AND AZ BOWERY.
y GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
Monday, Oct IL. LUCREzIA BORGIA.
Reserved Seats at the Box ONCE.
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Mr.. AND MRS. w. j. FLORENCK
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The Famous Leaders Of Minstreisy.
Delightful Ballad and Part Singing by
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leI4 THE GREAT COMEDIANS.
West, Queen Howard, Emet Bernard, Billy Burch and
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GRAND FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WOUNDED
% the 20 :. . and ne o. ns Of so ard or
sssssn.h Regiment Nc. s., commsnons October Il.
The ladies and gentlemen who have undertaken to hold
Rasasr for the above earnestly appeal 70 the pubic
TIE wss pressn. raging Europe with une.amp.d
utsI ost efforts TO leleve the distress
has 10 s'r a
charge Every Household Il taxed TO the utermo.t The
k
TSs peculiar military of has called
into The field by far re greater pCon Of the sSsboded
these victims Of the war; for the widows and
vt u hS ss
ssss a s .ss
y: % s but :cS y snd S ss n
ter no. Ths,hsr y y y Or s.sss ;r &c :,
ladies' have consented to do .o:-
M. al ., = Yves; NJ n s:rss
Solomon, SO Wet fiisenih street Prof Francis Lie
S;, saI, VIM Ms M
Nsutyi!s 70 Ls.Ins,Sa : ..S NJ:
Sr corass III Is1ingion avenues Hiss Ksss dross sf
'i TSs Treasurer NJ: Fred xuhs; s. Bond srss
y order o. w Vice Consul IRwiS srAnxASN. LII D.,
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NEW YORK. sept. ss 1870
NATEUR ORCHESTRA.-GENrLENEN WISHING
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director instructor will please apply to H. L. hERWIG.
Secretary Moenhauer Conservatory Of Music. Scher-
merhorn street. Brooklyn.
ITO THEATRICAL MANAGERS. .
Asrgs and constantly
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from fresh ana ORIGINAL
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFiCR
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X Jersey CITY SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
81 Sealed proposals. directed to the undersigned will be re-
ceved the City Clerks Odce City Hail. Jersey CITY, until
Monday October H. 1870 At O'Clock NJ, for the purchase
OF ve year scven per Coupon Improvement Bonds
amounting $25oOoo, with accrued interest from july I
tho amount Of issued In anticipation Of a.sess
ents right reserved to reject and all bids not
deemed for the interest Of the city. Bids will DO opened
~ -. HOSEA +. CLARK,
Chairman Of Committee Finance.
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4 warEUR ORCHESTRA WISHING
10 join under the auspices OF popular AID successful
director and instructor viii please apply to ~ L: HERWIG.
,rarhorn street, Brooklyn.
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IJOwES 4 MACY, BANKERS
Ill THE SAME As AN INCORPORATED BANK.
800 30 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. -
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON DE
POSTS. =
Of receiving interest for their
having subject at all times 10 check demand DO %
BY deposns WITH THIS BANK, which allows interest OF
the entire daily ut the rate OF -FOUR PER CENT
per anuum. :, =.
Collections any part Of the world with immediate
returns, nj the lowest current rates. .
Orders purchase sale Ok stocks bonds or gold
promptly executed.
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