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!. !. .wiimington W III Il e 4 Market.

:, WILMINGTON, IDLY 1o-SPIRrTs TURPEETlNk.
Sales OF only casks at 44c per gallon for south.
ern packages. The.market ts drm and the price
has advanced since our lass qnoationS.
RosIN Sales of f1oS.. .bbls at Sc 40, Sc s0a2 90
foratrained-mark closing firm at outside quo.
tatfous. 9
CRUDE ETURPENgrNE.-Sales ;of. ISi Dds az 81 -
for Yirpin and 53 20 for yellow dip. The market
Is frm aud has advanced i2oc since our last
report. $
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NoRTgRAsrRRN RAILRoAp.

a5 bales cotton. s,4 bbls naval stores, cara lum-
her. rough rice, mis., &c. To Frost, Adger d co,
TP Smi.h, " ConrtneyS CO, Kinsman How.
Ell, Dukes & COL Marshall. Jr. Barden Parker,
g Leibenrood, F wehmann. Smith @, Pelzer
Rodgers 4 CO. D Ebshgh, F Klintworth, E Vel.
ling aul C. MallOnee.
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lWEEDn FAMILY FAvoRTTE ooK-sTrToH
:. MACHINE,
are the best In use. -
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay:
ments on easy terms, or for cash. Az kinds OF.
Machine attachments, Nesales, Cotton, (Wh1te
black and colored,) Silk, OIL, Soap, DC, &c.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples Of
work sent on application.
-. D. B. HASELT0E,
Genera, healer In First Glass Sewing -
chimes ana Material No. 3ol Kug street,
angI7 - Charleston. 8. O.
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: Receipts. by Railrond, July IL.
aoyrrH cARoIINA RAILROAD.

as bales cotton. IS bales gods l46 bbls naval
a,ores aSss; melons. III cars lumber and wood. /
car stock 4 Rallroad Agent Smith &'Chapeau,
WV Smith Kanapaux 4 Gonzalez, Q Bart CO,
Steinme, er l. stokes, kinsman q Howell, john
SION. Crews & cn, Frost & Adger, Reeder & Davis,
wagner & Weekley, W Lebby, O Liebenrood. II f
Granger, G Hacker, W Hunt, Elias 4 Bro, and
rK
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geui,ra Marhl,1ts.
BE GOLD MEDAIisEWING MACHINE.
DoUBLE LOCK ELAsTIo sTIToH. q

DOUBLE LOCK ELASTIC STITCH.
This is the most simple and reliable Two Thread
Sewing Machine In the world. 1t sews direct
from two threads, and Is SIS less than any OTHER
frst.c class Sewing Machine. Samples can be seen
at Nos 155 MEETING STREET, opposite Charles
ton Hotel, Sole Agent for the State. Sub.egenta
wanted through theState. Address w. s. BIS
SELL. Charleston. Also agents for Home Shuttle
Hand Machine SIS. apr4.tuths6moS
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nHE FOUNTAIN FRINGE
SELF ACTING.-No PUMPNG.-No ALB
INJECTED.

The best universal SYRINGE in the market
1t Is recommended by the first Physicians OF tn
Il is so simple that 1t cannot get out OF order,
There are no valves, ana nothing that will cor.
rode. one will last a life time.
BOSTON writes TO the manufacturers:
WFrom the fact OF its stIl piirity ana correct
principle in the structure OF yoni Fountain Sy
ringe,' and for the easy manipulation, praotlcaole
mended this Instrument extensively"
The Profession are invited to call and examine
the apparatus.
For sale. Wholesale and retail, By
DR.. Il. BAER,
80. ISL Meeting street,
maJ3o Agent for Soath Carolina
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selma Cotton Statement.

InterIor Cotton Markets.
COLUMBUS, July s.-our market nothing offer
ing: ,middling s19c. No receipts. Shipments II
bales.
MONTGOMERY, July s-Cotton Is very 1rm In
the Montgomery market to-day; low mtddlings
1sKa1shc.
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d o r N E W % r e /.
ON WEDNESDAY, 18th JULY, AT HALF
PAST 10 O'CLOCK a. NJ.
NEW IRON STEAM L1NE-EsrABL1sHED 1870

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett, Commander will
sail for New York on WEDNESDAY, 18th JnlV, at
hallpast 10 O'Clock A. NJ, from Pier No. 2, Union
Wharyes.
WfLLIAMs' & GUION STEAM LINE. TO Genoa,
Trieste, Naples, Leghorn, Chrtstlania. Gotten.
burg, and to glasgow, by ANCHOR LINE STEAM
SHIPS To New England Cities as usual.
For Freight Engagements or Passage, having
very fine Stateroom accommodations, apply to
WAGNER. HUGER q CO., No. 26 Broad street,
or to WIN. A. COURTENAY, No. Union wharf,
July6-thstuwi
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TaR:-sales Of only g. bbls at So per Dbl,
,..ssw,York naval stores Market.

40. Now York naval Stores Market.
FROM the Daily Bulletin, Monday, July 10: The
market for spirits is frmer and the demand has
improved; sales are 200 6bs TO arrive at $50, 100
bbis ION the spot at 4Sc,. and so bbls do at !ke.
From store I'm lots some 125 bbls sold from 48 to
49c. Rosns are fairly active, and favor the sell.
erin price The sales are about 5000 bbls strained
andlow No at So, and 75e pale on private terms.
Taris quiet, but quoted steady at former p:ices.
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M o T H ER s.!
For your Children, use none other than the
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL.
Nit contains no Anodyne. Fer sale by the
anulacturer, DE. Il. BAER-
And Also to be had at al Drug Stores,
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nor NEW YORK.
OLD LINE nE1yYoRKA AND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIPS.
ESTABLISHED 1s4s.
POPULAR PASSENGER LINE.

THE VERY FAST AND SPLENDID
side.wheel Steamships OF this Line will sail from
Adger's Wharf as follows during the month OF
July: ,r
MANHATTAN. SATURDAY, 18th, at O'Clock P. NJ.
JAMES-ADaHR, 6ArUnDn1, at halh p o.. eh {
WaNHATTAN ItSfH SATURDAY. 2sth, at O'Clock P. N:
Tnese steamships insure at the lowest rate ana
are noted for their strength, speed and comfort.
@r Through Bills OF Lading given on @ Go.IGn Hns 20
land manufacturing towns at the lowest marke
rates. ,.,,r., =. -o1i+1onca
without extra charge.
For Fre!ghtof Passage apply TO ~,
inIuS G'9 gEa-s5s JAMES ADGER: d. OU.
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PORT OALENDAR.
Hooli'B rHAaRE

E,,, Nom. ea sd hour, Is minutes, morning.
fast Quarter. eth, hours. 40 minutes, morning.
New Noon, 18th, o hours, minutes, evening".
First Quarter, cc6th. hours, 81 samornfng,
Fun Moon, S!st hours, 81 minutes, evening".
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One OF the Splendid Steamers METEOR, INDIA,
PACIFIC, COBURN, ATLANTIC, !APAN, KEWEE.
NAV. ARCTIC, CHINA and T.PAULl Will leave
Bunsio daily except Fridays and Saturdays,l at
aP. ~, Erie the next morning, Cleveland The
same night, and Detroit at 10 p. n. daily, lex:
cent Sundays and Mondays, \ for DULUTH and In.
termedlate LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS.
Connections are made at Duluth with the Lake
Superior and Mississippi Railroad, to st. Paul,
and all polntsin Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin
and Iowa. Also, with the Northern Pacific Ball.
road for the Red River Country.
Excursion Tickets AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES,
will be issued by all principal Railroads 70 st.
Paul by this route, returning via all Tal. or 6y
Rail Routes to st. Paul and Duluth, returning via
Lake.
During the months of June, July and August,
EXCURSION TRIPS will be made via the North
Shore Of Lake Superior, Visiting the Silver Mines,
Fort William, Grand Portage, &c.
For further Information, apply to
b. F. PATRICK,
General Passenger Agent, B1ralo, MY.
EYANs Manager A p and Line
may8-mwl3nos
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. !.

MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, July 1.-THE ship Madagascar, hence
B itlsn Channel and both sunk, but all hands were
saved.
NEW YORK, July 11.-AErlved. steamships City
OF London, sidonian and Jas Adger.
Evenlpg.-Arrived, Magnolia. Arrived ont
Maine.
s-'s}.''f'. : MEMORANDA.
The schr Palma. Rankin, for Georgetown, 5 Q,
cleared at New York JulyS.
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Or. r, WILSON CARR OF Baltimore.
DR.. 7. c. PUGE, aofl Baltimore. ~. j
Dr. THOS. u. .BOYKIN, OF Baltimore.
Or, A. DURGAN;o OF Tarboro', N. Q.
sDr. ]. s.. SPARKS, Of Nicholasvile, Ky.
DR.. a. F. WHEELER, OF Lima, Ohio.
Or. NJ HOLLOWAY, OF Philadelphia: y
Dr.J. Z. McOARTHA, OF South Carolina,
and many others. See MISUNDERSTANDING
ROSADALIS. 80
endorsed by Rev. DABNEY BALL, now OF MARY.
land Conference, formerly Chaplain In the Con.
federate Army OF Northern Virginia. -
issa.i RoSADALIS
is Alternative, Tonic and DIuretic, and acts, at
sOue and the same time upon the BLOOD, LIVER,
KIDNEYS and.an the SEORET0Rf ORGANS, ex.
pellIng all impure matter. and building up the
system to q healthy, vigorous. condition
RoSADALIS
IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. I
5si GooDRioH, WINEMAN Z CO., Agents IN
DIR. q. .BAER, Onarleston.
u8r6.1y -
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ESIlE EY s

GAVANNAHAND,C ND,CHARLESTON;t&Ai t&AillE:
~ =. 3 Road. : ..,.,.,.s.
&L4
PASSENGER e TRAITS Oh this Road run daIxaa
follows: IL = g ~ y
Leave Charleston. s.: 80 A. MS;f'
., Arrive atSavannah ). :. 400 2. M.isa'
Leaye Savannah. !. :. ... ...... lib a. NJ,
Arrive st Charleston .... :. 20 P.SM...''
Connects at Savannah with the Atlantic d Ga
Railroad for JackHonyiIle, ST Augustine, and a.
points In Florida. ~ - :g.ssf
with Central Railroad for Macon; Atlanta, Mo.
bile. New Orleans and the West.i !. -
With Steamboats, for points on the SsYa%unaa amman
River. Ct;-,. .s.t
.AtGharleston with the Northeastern and South
Carolina Railrsadsi and Steamships for all points
North and West. :i+1 3s:l;i' II 49, -
Through Tickets over. this Ine on sale at Hotels
in Charleston; scIsyen House, Savannah; and an
principal Ticket of1ees North and South. rsets'-
Freights forwarded daily TO and frem Savan.
nah and allpointsi beyon
Through bills Of. Iading Issued to Jacksonville,
Tsrin as low as by any other line. srg
.sssS - : -; :. @. 8. GADSDEEiI.t-
,oct5 Engineer and superintendent
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CoMa1ERcrAL NEWS.

Exports. s.
RA1r1xoRz-Rers schr & g Blrd-lo7iooo feet'of
lumber.
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: FAMILY PAPER ,}'
FAMILY PAPER
..,,,-v !, S..
THE CHEAPEST TEE SE5T gFyHI1Esr' AND THE
-ur cur nrsr upr ,,vv1,rsr AMI THE
THE CHEAPEST. TIE psII 5TyEIIEsT AND THE
BEST
rur !, cuz z.pEsr rHrs1vF1JEsr AND THE
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THE cHARL LESION WEEKLY NEwsl
THE CHARLESTON WEEKLY NEWS!
THE CHARLESTON WEEKLY NEWS!
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Contains all the News, Edltorlal anu nSceuane'
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AS FOLLOWS:
NEVADA, Capt. GREEN. ...May q, at A
WYOMING, Capt. wHrNNERAY. May 81, at P M
NEBRASKA, Capt, GUARD. ..June 3, at P ID
MIME sofa, Capt. 7. W. FREE.
MAEN...................... ..June 2, at 9.o0 %
IDAHO, Capt. PR1cE............june IA, at S,P
MANHATTAN, Capt. FORSYTH. ..Juue II, at Il
COLORADO, ,Capt.T.F, FREEMAN.June q, at 8 P N
WISCONSIN, Capt. WILLIAMS. June %, at.2 P
Cabin Passage $50, gold.
Steerage Passage (onlce No. 20 Broadway $40,
currency.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to
WILLIAMS & GUI0N,
No. 83 Wall street, N. 7.
NJ. B.-Tnrough Bills Lading to Liverpool issued
by the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line.
For particulars and rate Of FrelGht apply to
JAMES ADGER Il CO.,
WAGNER HUGER & CO.,
mayo Or WM A. CoURTENAY
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CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schr Ruth Shaw, Shaw, at Philadelphia, July :
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-17

A FiGHT WITH lNDIANs.-The Ralston
correspondent of the Santa Fe Post, un-
der date of Jan. %, gives the following ::
A week since fifteen men left this place
to prospect for gold in the Chiriella
mountains. News has just been received
here from the Apache Pass, through the
mail driver, that the party were attack
ed by Indians. Two of the party left
for Fort Bowie to obtain assistance, and
two had fallen before they left-Robert
Schell and Hugh ONeill. There is in
tense excitement here. The fear and
suspense regarding the prospecting party
is terrible, as it was composed of our best
men.
The mail from Limbires to La Me.
selles has been captured by the Indians.
Capt. Russell. of Fort Bowie, left, an
hour after the news had reached there,
with a detachment of % men. The In
dians also stole drove of cattle.
The Chenahuevis and Maunave In
dams had pitched battle at Williams
Fork, on Ae Colorado river, few days
since. The Maunaves were routed, and
lost thirty-six braves. The Chenahuevis
lost their head chief, one Of the ablest
thieves ever born, and twenty braves.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-17

HousE.-The case of the colored cadet was
called up, but for want of support was again
laid aside. An attempt was made to bring
up several railroad bills, but it failed. More
stolen money was allowed to collectors of
customs. Bills were passed authorizing the
President TO station vessels at different ports
to carry provisions to France and Germany.
Dawes moved to suspend the rules and take
up the Senate bill appropriating $4,000 to
defray the expenses Of the select committee
of the Senate appointed to investigate the
alleged outrages in the Southern States. At
ter considerable skirmishing the bill was
amended so that it read $4,000, instead of
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-17

DETERMINATIONS OF CARBON IN STEEL
Mr.. Hermann considers that the usual
method of determining carbon in steel
by the colometric process of Eggertz, is
not reliable, especially when the amount
of carbon is large, and needs to be ascer.
tanned with accuracy but comes to the
conclusion that the direct burning of
iron in a stream of oxygen is the most
expeditions and accurate method
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Chief JuSfice Chase.

New York correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
To pass from gay TO grave, and to get
the taste Of New York out Of my
mouth, | called to pay my respects to
this man. He has been very i'll. The
long life of arduous labor for the public
good, the weight of heavy responsibility
rested upon one brain, until at last the
statesman, possessed Of the finest trunk
and most perfect head, went down in a
terrible sickness. | was glad to find
him conva!escent. | was exceedingly
reioiced to know from observation, that
his disease had not been as the public
had been taught to believe, paralysis.
He rose and greeted me with the kindly
smile of old, and could see no traces
in his face or in his movements of that
terrible American disease. He is much
emaciated and, Of course, weak, but his
form is erect and his face clear and un-
clouded as the best days Of his useful
life. We had long talk, made up, as
our talks generally are, Of jests and hui
morous comments, and heard ring out
a hearty laugh far stronger and health
Ter than his appearance would have me
expect. Chief Justice Chase, with adj.
mirable constitution and superb
physique, is yet in the prime of life, and
has, firmly believe and most earnestly
hope, many years of usefulness before
him.
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Washington.

Maj. c. G.. Megrue, of Cincinnati,
has left Washington for San Domingo,
as an official bearer of dispatches from
this Government to the San Domingo
Commission. Business of private ma
ture will also occupy his attention while
he is ab7ent.
The Worlds Washington correspon.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-17

A HORRIBLE MURDER.-A dreadful
murder was committed in the town of
Wayland, Allegan county, Michigan, on
the 30th ult. A man named Joseph
Wheaton, several years ago, on the
death of his wife. gave their only child,
a boy, year or two old, to a neighbour,
to bring up, making the transfer in legal
form. Since then he has lived with
several lewd women, and generally
borne bad character. He has attempt
ed several times to get possession of the
child, stealing it from its legal custo-
dian, at one time snatching it from the
arms of the man to whom it belonged,
and in the melee breaking one of its
limbs. On Monday last, Wheaton stole
the child again, and took it home. On
its crying to go back, he deliberately
whipped the poor boy to death. The
screams of the child brought six men to
the spot, but too late to rescue him from
his tormentor. On their attempting to
take him, Wheaton seized an axe, and
declared he would split down the first
man who touched him, and made his
escape. The whole community is terri
bly, excited, and has turned out en- mdsse
to hunt the monster down.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-17

The argument that the destruction OF
the forests of country usually results
in an increase of temperature is evil
denced by the fact that when in 1916
the forest tracts of Pennsylvania Dor
dered close upon the city of Philadel-
phia, the Delaware river, mile wide,
was often frozen in single night. The
forests having now receded to distance
of over thirty miles, the thermometer
at Philadelphia is rarely down to zero,
the river is hardly ever frozen, and the
snow lies on the ground but short
time.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The East.

A family of four persons were found
frozen TO death in New York on the 9th
INST
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The Lave of the Reantifnl.

What are half the crimes in the
world committed for? What brings
into action the best virtues? The
desire of possessing what2=not
mere money, but every species of
which money can purchase. a
man lies hid in a little, dirty,
smoky room for twenty years of his
life, and sums up as many columns
of figures us would reach half
around the world, if they we're laid
at length; he gets rich; what does
he do with his riches? He buys a
large well proportional house; in
the arrangement of his furniture he
graifes himself with all the beau
ties which splendid colors, regular
figure, and smooth surface can con-
vey, he has the beauties Of varieties
and association in his grounds; the
cup of which he drinks his tea is
adorned with beautiful fguers; the
chair in which he sits is covered
with smooth, shining leather, his
table cloth is of the most beautiful
damask; mirrors reflect the light
from every quarter Of the room
pictures of the best masters feed
his eyes with all the beauties of i'm
itation. A. million of human crea-
lures are employed in this country
in ministering to the feelings Ofthe
beautiful. 1t is only a barbarous,
! ignorant people that ever be Oecu-
pied by the necessities of life alone.
If to eat, and to drink, and to be
warm were the only passions OF
our minds, we should all be what
the lowest of us all are at this day.
The love of the beautiful calls man
to fresh exertions, and awakens
him to a more noble life; and the
| glory oft is, that as. painters imi-
tate, and poets sing, and statuaries
carve, and architects rear up the
! gorgeous trophies oftheir skill-as
everything becomes beautiful, and
orderly, and magnifcent--the ac-
tivity of the mind rises to still
! greater and to better objects.
Nothing can be well done that is
done out, of season.
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= 80 = assstr . est ttiosiy 50 fGEetE
Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar IsIrfcrS are not vile Fnncy
priHI1. Made Of Poor Ram. XYlIIslCey,
,.srOof Spirits and Refuse liquors, doc
5red. sricsd and sTeetened 10 please the taste.
allied TonicS,-' = A9pctizcrs" - Isestorcrs azc
IA. lead tie tlp9lcr on 10 drunkenness and ruin
al are a true Me.icino. male from Ths Native
.oo.g and Herbs q California, free frous ali
Aicohoftc sfffiufauts. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PUItIFIEIb aud
LIE (JYtNti PRINCIPLE, a perfect
..ciinvasor aud visoraiar Of the System. carry
lg onall potsononS matter nRI rrstaFing the blood
healthy condition. No person can take these
-itters aeuaFsiHg 10 Clrcotiena and remain long
uws!I. proVilsd their bones arc not destroyed
mineral poison or o.hcr means. and the vital
sr-ans wasted beyond tIic point Of repair
They are Gentle PurRutIve well
u TaHic, possessing. also the peculiar merit
Il acting a. . powerful R-eut IN reiievlng Consos-
ion or inflammation 0f tie Liver, and of al the
Fise,rs Orzzus.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
yaau; oa. married single, AZ the dawn Of
womanbGnl or Al The turn Of lie, these Tonic Bit
ters have 80 equal,
For fnnaassssstqsy and chroule Eheu-
.-iatisn itHd t:oHt, Dyspepsia or In
ifsesfinms EiiioHs. Isemiffpne mad
fuicrurifIcHE Fcverss Diseases Of the
I5ioad. Liver iEIdHeys aud Bladder,
these IBIfIers d .yc been most successful such
Diseasez are caua,d ~ vlilnGed Bleed,
wlsfsh is generally produced ~ deranxeueat Of
ghe Digestive 0rgnHs,
DfSPEP6IA DIR INDIGESTION,
Headache Paif li she sipIilde = Coughs. Tight
ness % tile Chest. Dizziness, sour ErHctatious Of
Tho stomach. Dad Taste iH The Mouth. Billions
attass. Palpisst On OF tie Heart Inflammation OF
te Lungs. iniH l Cher giona Of tie Kidneys. and
hundred eth painful symptoms are tbs on
srriuEs q JysIellsin.
They inrigoraac the Stomach and stimulate the
teFIdd l.Ivrs ald lsoWels which render them of
uaesIu uel rcary in elcausns The blood Of al ina-
iarits aus iinlrfiiIz iiesy iia and vigor to the
= ehbIe system.
FOR SKIN Disc 3 -. E7uIiti0as, letter
'st isAeilii. Bioleilss sf5ts, pimHles. PustHses.
as CarbnGiulrs DiIigs Worms. s a,d Head Sore
tyes-E siTelas ttels 1cllrfs Ili4 dftlGa - che
Skiis iluHurE .-iid DIS uf flle in 81 what
cFeFllailie rF f.iluFe lltzfulF u SD ans car
= cat of uie ysiel ifi sprt filis' y the ne Of
Vince sic NOS incEeduous of tciF clffi Fe ecs
Cleanse TIA Niiated Flood Whenever you fid It's
Impurities bursting through the ska ia PlmuIes
Efipti.'sa or s5rrs; cleanse f. when you ana It
osistrHetsl and SLUGGISH lsi the aains; cleanse IS
,hsn St b fol'i. asid nirfeengs gi yos when
keea she tosd is4, and she Aea3lh q fhe syat1n
VIZ follow
Pie TAFEs and o-her WORMS, nrlins
~ tlie stssi 81 many thousands ara esetuaiy
D. stfotssl sld reIg;i5yrt.
sOfp By ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAIEus.
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-10-05
County Court Of Giles County.

Cary Gilbert q I'd others VS.. Willie S. Gil
bert and others.
IN this cause it appearing to the a'isfAc-
4 ton of the Clerk from the affidavit fled
that the defendants Willie S. Gilbert, Phe-
ba j . Gilbert. Mary Lee Gilbert, Lellian Ann
Gilbert, Thomas Il. Gilbert, Lewis n. Gil
Gilbert, II. !. Easter aud his wife
Elizabeth Easter, are non residents
ofthe State of Tennessee, so that the ordi-
nary process of law cannot be served epon
them, tits therefore ordered by the court that
publ sation be made as to the said defen-
dants in the Pulaski Citizen a newspaper
published in the town of Pulaski, Tenn.
for four successive weeks, requiring the said
nonresident defendants to be and opear At
the next term OF said County Court to be held
for the co unity ofGlles, at the court house in
Pulaski. on the lst Monday in October next,
and answer compliments petition, or the
same win be taken for confessed Is to them
and set for hearing ex-parie.
n. n. AYMETT, Clerk.
Sept I, lS7l-4t by w. HoUsToN, D. c.