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RMALB Co8dPLATNT,

That claims its victims throughout the
length and breadth of the land.
Many females suffer n some way at each
monthly period; some girls are in great peril
at the commencement of mems SITUATION,
while older ones dread its decline at the
"turn. OF Hfen. Sometimes the menstrual
flow is too n UGH, or too little, and may be
attended with pains may be irregular or en-
tirely checked, or changed in appearance,
attended with other distressing sympi ops.
LeucOrrhea, or the ''Whites,', frequently
draI ms the system, or liberation of the womb
may create pain and cause rapid prostratiop.
Falling Of the womb is n exceedingly
common complaint, giving much trouble and
DISTRESS, which, under ordinary treatment,
Is difficult to cure. ..r ISL. hGS5
Mysteries, Green Sickness, ritabiiitY. of
the Womb, and other serious and fataleom-
plants follow the female sex through life
Lives there II medical gentleman who has or
can relieve the fair sex Of the above troub-
lesl Not many. Is there no combination
Of remedial agents that will come to her rss-
cuel We answer, Yes. <" @
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The War in Europe.

All papers are full Of reports and
'elegrams from Europe of the war be-
;wsen France and Prussia. On q
'ohuicality in the reply of Prussia
France in q demand Of the latter,
France declared war on the 18th
alt which bids fair to be the blood
rest the world has seen for ages
The cause of the war can be oouched
in few terms. 1t seems that Prus-
siaO Prince. Leopold Of HoheDzOl-
lern. was suggested and p'NSWard
by that government as a ate
for the vacant throne of Spaia -
oustomed to rule. and jealous BE
event If power and territ0 ia
has lately acquired. Fran Sd
to this and formally demanded that
Prussia should withdraw her con
sent to the candidature of Prince Ho-
henzollern. To this King William
Hssented as a man. bat as a King be
would not. In connection with this
the father Of the Prince withdrew the
mans Of his son as a candidate, say
ing that be would not accept even IL
elected by tie Spanish people. This,
itWold seem, was sufi cisnt to SET
tie the matter in dispute. France hav-
ing virtually gained her point, but
eager for war, hoping to regain the
supremacy in the governments of
Europe. and wishing to distract tie
attention of her people from her own
corrupt institutions, she demanded
that King William should forever re-
pudists and renouncs the candida
ture ofa Prussian Prince to the crown
of Spain, which inconsistent dtmand
was of course rejected, the King re-
fusiDg to admit the ambassador, al
leging that to accede to this would
only produce more extravagaut de-
mands from France. Then followed
Il . declaration Of war, and active
preparations are being made and the
armies OfaA Europe being modified
in anticipation of general war. At
any rate war is in actual existence
between the two powers above mem
toned, invading parties Of each be-
ing in the enemies territory, though
up the latest news no blood had
been spilled, nor had other powers ia
ken sides in the struggle. The sym
patty Of most of Europe is with the
Prussians. almost all recognizing the
Inconsistency aud utter extravaganza
of French demands, Active dem
onstrations, practical in their results,
are being made in the United States,
AID men and means are being voted
lavishIy By the enthusiastic Germ ans.
On the other hand, az Irish brigade
is being formed in New York for
France. The cause Of the war was q
mere form, aud = slight technically
will doubtless deluge Europe 80 blood.
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COMMON GKOG-saoP BITrBRs,

Empty Bitters Bottles, of various STYLES,
can be found around almost every dwelling
and cabin thr nughout the land. Their taste
is pleasant, and are advertised to cure almost
every disease, while the manufacturers know
thay possess no medicinal properties what
ever. They are so many disguiscs for ex-
ceedingly ommon beverages which do not
nor cannot possibly eRre any one.
Beware Of these pleasant bitteTs in 9%art
bottles, they con ain a sting for your vitals,
and he who buys them carries ''torer's''
grOg into his house. One man who knows
nothing about medicine, says his big bottles
of ConmoL stuff will cure chills and fever,
rheumatism and consumption; another,
whose bottle is very fancy cures all impur-
tiles of the blood, makes oil men young,
casts out devils, restOr-s 81 ght to the blind,
and numerous other miracles; while yet an
other, who presumes every man drLnkard,
proposes to c, re collie, iEgrOwing nails. yell
low fever. heart disease ana love-sick mai
dens We know they make no such cures,
we know the people Ct large are deceived
and swindled, and as we desire to ventilate
these common humbugs, make the following
challenge to one and all .....
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Insolvent Notice.

Having suggested to the County Court
Clerk of Giles County the'insolvenc5 of the
estate of Geo Wall, decd, ali persons having
cl aims against said estate are hereby noti-
fed to file them at the office of said Clerk,
duly authenticated according to law, for Pho
rata distribute N of the assets Of said estate,
on or before the 18th daY of October, 1870,
else they will be forever barred. This July
18th 1910 At ALLEN WALL, Admir-.
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Provost Paradol, the new French
Minister, who arrived in Washington
last week. committed suicide at one
o'clock Tuesday By shooting himself
with q pistol.
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VeICOme.-We take pleasure in calling
the attention of our readers to the advertise
ment Of English / emale Bitters, in another
column. This combination is regarded rs
the great Female Medicine of the age, and is
highly recommended by the Medical Pro-
fession, and all who have tested it:
Our female community are troubled
many complaints peculiar to the sex, an
now is the tine to secure a bottle and be
crred
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MAGNIFiCEETLY BEAUTiFUL-The
stately Furniture and elegant carpet
ing at McKoin d Co.'S. IS college St.,
Nashville. Furniture at any price
and earpeting of all grades. cheap.
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ONE HUNDRED D6BGARs

That one tablespoonful of ENGLISH FE-
MALE BIT RS contains as much medic
inal properties as one bottle of any of the
pleasantly tarted common advertised bitters
Of the day ! The medical profession to de-
eide question Be it understood that In
glish Female Bitters is not q beverage, but
is powerful Iron and Vegetable Tonic com
bined, curing long standing chronic female
complaints in every direction.
Put Hp in large bottles at 1850 per bottle,
or six bottles for $500, and sold by drug
gists and merchant everywhere.
J. p. DR0MG00LE s. CO.. '-
ProPrietOrs, Memphis, Tenn.
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WEDNESDAY, IN New YoEK.-Cot-
ton dull ani nominal. Low Mid
ding closed at goo. Gold opened
81 1919 and closed at 1924. Tenn
.ssaee bonds 6iR Tor aid, So for new.
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~ &

Legitimate reSul rs penalties for violatian
Of natural laws, rom which more eSespe.
The aided cheek, the pale aid van fsa-
lures, the dull sye, the clouded Intellect, esIe
deep hea1ang si3h, the feeble md sIaaciated
frame, ths dejeeted brow, the lettering gsiis !,
all indicate previous trans2ression Of law
Knowing that |pr"eIastination Is the thief
Of rme," al intelligent beings apply for
some remedy as soon as circumstances per-
nit; while those who do not act upon the
principle that ''delays are dangerous" gen
orally finger, lose more time and pay more
money. ~
Thousands ofmothers and daughters, IN
all stations and conditions of life, are suffer-
ing. lingering and dying from the effects Of
SINE dreaded and dreadful
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BNeL1sz Female sITTEFs.
a.

The onSy 6146wledged Uterine Tonic and
FemAl Regulator known, will cure all these
complaints above mentioned in an incredi-
bly, short time. The Bitters at once arOuses,
strengthens and restores the womb to It's
natural condition, removing Obstruc tions,
relieving pain and regulating the monthly
period. Yonder stands a pale, feeble and
languid girl, just bu sting into womanbood;
she is the pride of all but bark she silently
steals pickle, eats chalk, or a slate pencil p;
no appetite for food; she turns with dull
eye and seeks solitude; her eye no longer
sparkles; her merry laughs no longer rd
ringing through the air; she mOpes about
with bioodiess lips nd gums, with head
ache, palpiIation, constipation, swimmin Q
Of the head, cold feet and hands, melancholy (;
SIZE has coated tongue, offensive breath,
and a host of evils to numerous to mention.
When neglected all these symptoms be-
come aggravated, there is sick stomach,
heartburn, dar line settles under the eyes,
the legs and ankles are swo en- the hair los
es its gloss and falls of, there is brittleness
md splitting Cf the finger nails, swollen alb
dOmen, extreme. nervousness, fTetfulness,
pains and aches, dry cough, Hystericaf Fits,
rspid prostraJion, epilepsy and death + If
you or any OfyouT friends are thus afflicted
send at once for a bottle of English Female
Bitters and be cured. It's effects are magic
in such complaints. Surely mother will
delay or postpone this duty until
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Sheriff Sales.

By virtue six executions issued to me
by the Clerk of tn Circuit Court of Giles
county, in favor of the State of Tennessee,
two against Samantha Mayfeld, J May
field and l. R Howard, two against Grove
Layfeld, J Mayfeld and L R Howard, and
the other two against May6eld and L r
Howard, will sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the court house door in the town of
Pulaski, on
Saturday, July 31st. 1870.
two tracts of land lying in the 18th civil dis
trict Of Giles county the first containing 65
acres, levied on as the property Cf j S May
field and bounded as follows, viz On the
north by johnson & Horn, west by Cox and
Howard, south by Wu Burwell's estate, east
by Shaw. The second tract, ntaining 100
acres, levied on as the property of L & How
ard, and bounded north by Cox, south and
west BY Mack Shelton and east by VIM Har-
we'll Estate sold to satisfy SAID fl. ia.
iuyl5td D. H. PARSONS, Shelf.
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A Call.

Col. F. o. Nc CoRD:-We the IN.
dersi med citizens Of Giles county.
having the fullest confidence 10 you r
honesty and ability, and believing
Z at in your capacity as a { uS,,ic jour
ns'ist, you have become fully ac-
quaiutsd with the political wants Of
the people, do hereby solicit you TO
become candidate to represent this
Senatorial District in the next Legis-
laturs OF the State. II you consent
We pledge our unqualified support
and ieel confident that You will re-
ceivs the erdorsemeGt and support of
a large majority of the citizens OF
This district.
J L Pearoy, Hick BafIentfns,
Will S EzelI, Lem Oliver,
t5ohn A McDouald G A Pope,
JON a Richardson, Rob't Shapard,
G T Ben, G Reynolds,
T Moore, w A Bunch,
F n Bunch, Claude Woodring
L SOlinski, ABE Frizsell,
W H Rose, We Lacey,
ard 129 others.
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Cattle for SAILS.

7 WILL offer at public sale on the FIRST
i Monday in August next, at the court
house door in Pulaski, about 40 head of cat
tle-cows, heifers, beef, &c,
juiy22 2s JIM RIVERS.
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EE Secretary A. J. Fletcher died
81 bis residence near Cleveland, Bast
Tennessee, last Friday morning. of
eopeestion Of the liver aud brain.
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Health's Best Defence.

'fThe weak eateth herbs,'' says st. Paul,
so that eighteen hundred years ago the val
ne Of medicinal plants was appreciated. In
repeatedly recomm( hded, but in no passage
of sacred history is man recommended to
swallow calomel, or blue pill, or any other
mineral preparation. The sick were recon-
mended to eat herbs TO strengthen them, to
purify tn EN-. to heal them, to restore them.
in that day The art of making vegetable ex
treats was unknown. The herbal medicines
were meI9 infusion
twas reserved foS1a later age to unite the
sanitary essences of tonic, sperient and an
tibiliCus roots barks, and plants, with an
active stimulant, and thus secure their rapid
diffusion through the debilitated and disor-
dered system. The browning triumph of
this effective mode of concentrating and ap-
plying the virtues OF medicinal vegetables
was achieved in the production of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. Never before had
perfectly pure alcoholic stimulant been COM
bined with the expressed juices of the fine.
specifics of the vegetable kingdom. Never
yet, though eighteen years have elapsed
SluCo Us lnGIOuuCIIOu, HAS eAl5 ISeG ISSIO IA
tive been equalled. 1t is taken q: all sea-
sons, in ell chimes, as the most pdS2t safe
guard against epidemics, as a protection
against all unhealthy exalations that pro
duce debility or beget disease; as a remedy
for intermittent and other malarious fevers;
as an apaetizer; as a sovereign cure for dys-
pePsia as a. general tonic and invigorant
as a gentle, painless aperient; as a blood de-
purent; as nervrne; as a cure for bilious af-
fections as a harmless anodyne; and as the
the BEST DEFENCE OF HEALTH under uufavo-
rable circums' ances, such as sendentary
pursuits,T undue bodily or mental exertion,
hardshi privatiOn and exposure. y
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Messrs j. L. Pearcy, HEX BaEZentiae,
WiIL. s. EzeH and others Gentlemen.
Your flatteriDg solicitation was re-
ceived just upon the eve of going to
press with the CITIZEN. Never hav-
ing had any political aspirations in
my life, or presumed that my servi-
ces would be required in the Legis-
laturs of our State, or in any other
public capacity. I must beg that you
allow me a short while to consider
this important matter. 1 promise
you. however. that decided expires.
sion of the will of the people of this
Senatorial district shall govern me in
this matter. Respectfully,
FRANK o. MoCORD.
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high public duty
t0 the course I have taken,
osttthe reasons which I have.
be deemed satisfactory g.
Respectfully,
THOS. III. JONES.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

b. /. UKEGoRY, formerly with C.
8. Judd, 81 Shelby vile, has taken an inter-
est in the gallery ofC. a. Hall, Of this place,
and is PTepa red to. make All kinds of pic
tures known to the art. GiVe the1n call.
juyl-tf.
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DRoMeo DOLE & cos B0cHU.

The best and cheapest combination for all
affections of the Kidneys and Bladder ever
offered to the public. 1t is prepared by reg
ular physicians and used by the prefession.
Price 81, or TX bottles for IS: Sold BY
druggists and merchants everywhere. b..
]. P. DR0MG00LE & CO.,
juyI5 ~ ReTrphis, TsnE-
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GILES COLLEGE.
THE Spring Session of this Institution
l. will open on '
Monday the 31gt inst.
Terms per Session of 20 Weeks ::

Reading, Writing I'D SIC lg. 0
anne. with Arithmetic, Geography,
and Grammar, begun, 5000
Advanced Geography Arithmeti and
Grammar, Algebra, Greek. begun,
and Latin, as far as Cesar inclusive, 90
The more advanced Latin, Greek and
Logic, and Natural Sciences, 80 90
Contingent Fee, 200
Tie Contingent Fee, NTH half tie
Tuition mast be paid en- entrance; the
other half Of Tuition last 1Oeek Of
Session.
Pul lis viii be charged from date of en-
trance to end OF session, and no deduction
viii be made except in cases Of sickness pro-
traced 6eyO11d tsoo aoesks.
TBOS. h. JONES
President Board Trustees,
JNO. c. BROWN,
Jan Il, 1870. Secretary.
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Tuesdog, AUqust cd. 1870,

Jas c. Hannah, ad'mr VS.. Mary a. Brown
low and others.
PURSUANT to decree of the Chaneery
L Court at Pulaski in the above cause, 1
will on
Tuesday. the 26tA Of July. 1870.
sell at public sale to the highest bidder in
the town of Campbellsville, on credit of 6
months, with interest, the store house and
let m1sHtIoned in the pleadings, belonging to
the estates of Geo. T. Brownlowf and Jos
NJ Brownlow, dec, situated in ssid town
and being the same purchased by said Geo.
T. and Jos. NJ. Brownlow, at sale under
the orders Of this court in this cause, made
on the 18th of November, 1858.
Notes with approved security required and
a lien retained. juy one A COX, c d m
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P. G. S. Perkins and others, VS.. Thorn as j..
Clack and others.
DURSUANT to decree of tho Chancery
L court at Pulaski, in the above cause,
will on rl no
Tuesday. august Cd. 1870.
sell at public sale to the highest bidder at
the courthouse in Pulaski, on credit of six
months free from the equity of redemption,
the tract of 10 acres ofland belonging to P.
g. S. Perkins, situated in the - civil dis
trict of Giles county. on the waters of Rich
land creek, adjoining the lands ofJas. T. Nc
Kissack, the heirs Of P. W. Goode, dec, and
Others, and being lot no. 2 in the division
of the lands ofSpencer Clack, dec, allotted
to the representatives of Thos. j. Clacky dee.
Notes with approved securii Y required and
a lien retained. juyone A. COX, & m
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Tuesd0y, JUN 26th, 1870,

rent ont to the highest bidder IN the town OF
Campbellsville, the store house aud lot, sit
uated IN the town of Campbellsville. re-
Gently occupied by Sarah E Catlfn.
Notes with approved security required and
lien Tetained JuyOne A. cox, e = IN.
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John H Lester and others, VS.. j. n. Gun
ningham and others.
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
I Court at Pulaski in the above cause,
will On r
Friday, July 29th, 1870.
sell at public sale to the highest bidder at
''Samuel's Mill,' on q credit OF II and "a
months, with interest, the tract of about I25
acres OF land belonging to the heirs OF Mary
Lester, dec, situated in = civil district of
Giles CO., adjoining the lands of MIS-. FzelI,
the Parsons mill tract, Sam Parsons, Thos:
McCanless and others, and known as "the
Sutton Race Track Place."
Notes with approved security required and
lien retained. juyCne A. COX, C & N.
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Eridau. .Lulu 29th, 187O,

n. F. Cheairs and others VS.. J. B. Shane.
PURSUANT to decree of the ChsRcery
I Court at Pulaski in the above c., 1
viii On -r-.fr.. n
TUESDAY, august Cd. 1870,
sell at public saie to the highest bidder at
the courthouse IN Pulaski, on a credit of 6
months with interest, the tract ofabout 200
acres oftland belonging to ]. B. Shane, situ-
ated in the 18th civil district of Giles coun-
ty, on the head waters of Shannon's fork of
Sugar creek, adjoining the occupant entry
of MicaJah Rockley and Others.
Notes with approved security required and
u lien retained. iuyone 4. COX, c & m.
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Sarah Catlin VS. W W Perkins, and W "
Perkins VS. Sarah E Catlin.
PURSUANT to an order Of the Chaneery
L Court at Pulaski in the above cause, I
will Oh
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Thos. B. Baugh, admir- VS. Mary B Baugh
and others. arE E H.
PURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
L Court at Pulaski in the above cause, /
will on f.--.... =r
~ Saturday, Aatgust 18Th, 1870.
sell at public sale to the highest bidder on
the premises, the remainder of tract Of 9s
acres Of land not covered by the widows dow
ef (to be assigned, ) belonging TO the estate
of James B. Baugh, dec, situated in the =
civil district of Giles eO., on the east side of
Richland creek adjoining the lands of Thos.
E Abernathy, Jas A Bowers and others.
TERMs:-Ore fourth of the purchase mo-
ney to be paid IN months from day of sale /;
one fourth in Il months, the BalaHCe IN tw .
and three years, all bearing interest from
date. Notes with good security required and
lien retained. s-juyOne A. COX, N.
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Saturday august 9Th, 1870.
sell at public sale to the highest bidder in
the town of Elkton, on a credit of and two
years with interest, the store house and lot
situated in said town, being fractions OF lots
known on the plan of said town a. lots nos.
81 and 80, on the east side ofthe public square
of said town, and the same belonging to the
late firm of Hunnicutt & Bowers.
Notes with approved security required and
lien retained. juy one A. COX Is m.
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Hcnphis, TenE-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
MARKET HOUSE.
The Question settled.--it huN Come nown.--
Mr.. Cahil. Market Master. nd interim. Re.
treats In food order.

The Question settled.--it hut Come nown.--
Mr.. cam, Market Master. I'D interim. Re.
AT the meeting Of he City Council, last
night, the much-veNcd market house cues.
ton was settled. The Special Commit
tee, on the llaywo petition. the ordinance
committee and the Market Committee all
reported that the building ought to be- re-
moved from the Avenue it now ob,truct. /;
and, presto the recommendation were
adopted. So, down comes the market
huu.". Cool Allow ~ 10 applaud the
Council Consider our hands clappcd and
the hour stamped with our wcll-plea.rd
feet. Mr. John Cahil, the Market Master
al interim, anticipating the downfall of his
office, and wcaried by it, too arduous
dutics-the labor ofdrawing $50 u month
for collecting So, retired in good order,
and kindly deposited with the Council the
resignation of his high trust.
And. now, for II city building There
Is not in the United States a city of the
size Of Cairo that has not hall in which
the citizens may meet for counsel or
amusement. That this is "A fact, j. shame
to this city, and it is an omission which
should soon be corrected by the con.truc-
ton of city building, for the use of the
city, containing hall, city Offices, council
chamber and market house. And such n
building can be constructed Sell the old
house, the pumps, bonds, anything. to get
Il sood-looking, convenient, and commodi-
Gus city building. Such building vii
pay for itself in five years. Down with
the old house up with the new