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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-03

The County AssESsNENT.-MAjOr Beard
sley has received the following letter from
the State Auditor:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-03
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GROCERIES.
JAMES KELLY,

Staple and Fancy GrOosriss, Provisions,
QassniWAre, Glassware, Wooden and Willow
Ware, 40. Corner Orleans and Ohio streets,
ROCK ISLAND, I'LL.
For quality Of goods and prices, defy COM
petition. mshlAdly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-03

MANHOOD! WoMArHooD! Who may marry,
who not. Why Impsdiments, causes and
cure; los pages sent, SAILED, for IS cents Ad-
dress; DR.. Whittier, 6l7 St. Charles street, St.
Louis, Missouri, who treats all chronic, virulent
and special diseases. The most useful specialist
of the age
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-03

TIE purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil in
the world is Hazard oaswen's, made on the
sea-shore, from fresh, selected livers, by Cas-
we'll, Hazard Co., New York. ItisAbsolutely
pure and erect. Patients who have once taken
it prefer it to all others. Physicians have de-
cided 1t superior to any of the other oils in
market. fsb27dfri-sstwvsoy,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-03

bright, healthy child is q perennial spriss
of JOY in every we'll regulated family, and where
10 that father, who after the strife and turmoil
OF business. on retiring to his home, is not be-
guilcd Of care by the Innocent prattle Of his
ehildl Perhaps this father ia n worldly man,
and makes gold his idol, he may have been
successful man, and smsssed riches. Yet place
his child on the sick bed, and all his gold Is
at the disposal Of the physicians, and the only
return he asks is the restoration of health to
his child. Fathers Mothers would you pre-
serve your child in health? Then listen to US
There is one prevailing cause Of the disease in
children, and that cause is worms. IL this
cause Of disease Is not removed your child win
sisken an die, or iingsr q suffering invalid for
life. We present to jon infallibls remedy
TOR worms; it is
DR.. Judson's Dead Shot worm Candy,
and Is put up in the form Of stick of candy.
aad so pleasant to the taste, that children
greodily tease for il, 1t is purely vegetable.
and cannot hurt the smallest child. Ask for DR.
Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy. For sale
everywhere at 20 cents per package.
". ooMsT00k, Sole Proprietor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-03

Wit helps us to do foolish things boldly.
Lecture at the Catholic Church to-mor.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-19
Lightning Rods

Munsons Copper rubular Lightning Rod, with
Spiral Elanges is tn. most complete protection a.
gainst lightning ever invented Endorsed by the
scientific world. and ny Wholesale Dealers fro y
Maine to Georgia. Send for Circular to LOCK
HART y co, PA Penn ST., Pittsburgh, Pa, or N
Y. COPPER LIGHTNING ROD co. 33 uniJn
Square (NOrth), New York
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-19
KANSAS REGISTER' BONDS

Safe ond Profitable investment Bonds. Some of
the wcalthiest counties in KANSAS Allen, An
derson, Franklin, Johnson and Dhuglas Counties
Registered by tho State of Kansas Interest ard
principal paid by the State treasurer. The BONDS
pay per cent interest and are over three years
old, the coupons having been always regularly and
promptly paid For statistics ard information, ad-
dress SAM'L A. GAYL ORD & CO., 3s Wall ST.,
N, Y. CITY.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-19

Butter and chesse are almost indispens-
BILE articles of food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy; but an inordi
nate use of either causes indigestion and
dyspppsia. Owen Gaifneys Sunday Com
fort, Judicionsly used will remove both of
there tgoubles.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-19

ARRIVAL AND DEPAEsTUisE OF
TEAMS ON %. g. &c A. R. ls, =,
On and after Sunday, June 2nd, 1872,
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. 8. NO. 3. NO. |.
Leave ltvlne. I,45 A NJ. 3,05 p NJ
Leave Oil City 600 A N. 2,27pM. 6.i5pM
. Pet.Cen $50 $40 I" 7,O7 "
4" Titusv. 7,l0 b" 3,55 Il" $50 A."
Arrive Cory, S,45 5,25 " 9.l5 "
No 9--Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Oh City $40 NJ; Pet. Centre,
1926; Titusyille, ll,l5; Ar. Cory, u, 5Opm
SOUTH. No. 2. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, TO- IS NJ. 6,lO A NJ. 6,05 NJ
s. Tilnsv II, 10 p NJ. 7,30 g 1885 I"
" 7. Cen. Ito " $50 S,35 /"
Arrive o. City $50 9,O5 " 9,25 A."
9 Irvine. 4,4S &" ll,40 "
No. l0-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Cory l,l5 p IN; Titnsv, 2, so; Pet
Centre. 1885, Ar at Oil City, 4,40 p IN.
t.3 No. and ral on sunday.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-19

Ez9 Advertise in the DAILY RgcoRD. ihe
oldest paper In Fenaneo County.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-19

H. 4. PIANO CO, N. Y. PRICE. Conn
N's No Agents Circulars free. S1SOU
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-04
ScufjhlanS.

Serl in, 20. Su!i. Heller ZEN Sc
lunoheitsSultano perldieccner GROCER
Stdctc Srben mir na6 sngliiter GueIe
rclsenpe ltatiitiide lleterii6t, ipelte in
Scsus auf rie Sanitdtsperbdltni6c unies
rer Scuptitart Berlin lebr Yiel III renten
sibt. auf je tauienr Ginppbner fannen
mad Ger Sterblihfeit in Ger ;meiten SUI
Il noodle in +; ypnppn 20, pprtsmputb 20,
Sriitpl 20, Birmingham 20, liverpool
%, Chandelier 20. Salfprc 10, Sracz
fcrp %, 2eers %, Sbeffelo 10,
10, Duh %, Iepeatle upon : Spus
~, -SrmbaY %, C@pde iii. SUI
Warras 35 (24.-3t. Wail Netp
2Jprf 35 [yScdc t5.-22. SuniL-paz
rts 20, SrI1el 81, Berlin 40, 9Sien So,
8pm 80 Sppesfdle jdtrli6. biernad
bat li6 Berlin, peldeS nod ror reniaen
Sabrcn ;u ben relatis seiunreifen arcseu
Stdptsn ;dblte, bis ;u pem t59fen @iz
pfel Ger llnseiuncbeit unter ben senann>
ten Stacten seidwunsen. Die Sterbz
li6teit iibrrtriTt bic Der ensliifen Stdote
unc Yaris I'm cas- Opppelte, UNI lelbit
SpmtaY unp Wapras i'm beieen Snpien
bleiben rabintsr surid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-04
enremburger 0a5ette.

p~cli;eiaScnten erIu6ten ZEN 6spner, ile
mad Der Direction su besleiten. Gin Or
better pplltc bic Serbaftuna beS Necners
rerbinrem unc wurce rr5balb islblt yer
baftct UNI rie iitrise @ense fplate tus
multnirrnc cem fleinen 3use bis CUR
peliieicircrtipn, no iie iepod mad ernitz
liden Drctun9en entlid a~uscinancers
sinS. Ter rutisere She'll Der Sirscrs
l6aft INN iflbit ricjcnigcn 9ibeyalen rencn
rir Scrurtbeile unr rer partcitab niht
9inilid ecn Srrltanc aerautt babrn,
lhiitteln iiber Die HahriGtrn aus Waz
rric cen &ppf UNI ppQen ni6t reft an
cic @irfli6feit res Nttrntats Nlaubcn.-
Namentlid i6eint cs ibncn Ipncer6ar
rae, nadrem rer Winitcrpriiircnt 30
rilla itpn am Wcr9rn NaGri6t npn rem
prpjcetirten Nttcntat crbalten UNI Ntencs
alIc Sreuslpese nit ppli;ct teIcst Bate,
rurb relhe DON 9mapep fatrcn mug
tc, eas attentat cencd sur ausfibrung
frmmcn fpnnte. sltcr Serr 3priua bat
ia audi Idrn frilhcr, ais er gum ertenWals
Winiler nar, Elm 9lttentat 9egen ieilc
cisenc pericn anitiften laiien, uno bat TO-
nit einisc Grfabruns iu rerartisen Nm
9cls9snbeiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-04

einen friecliden Gtarafter, unp Gle Dir
better fn9en ail, in bic @rubsn ,urifz
sufebrcn. @eltern lit rie Gage ernlter
9emprcen: Irbeitcrbancen, Die aus Der
umsesenr Ypn Opuai tamen, ;csen nad
pen @ruben, no bic Irbeit pierer aufs
9encmmen ipcrcen mar, I'M bic @rubens
artsiter sum Strife gu spin9en. 8aba
REM Res Cages purre cine 1900 Wann
ita*fe Sanrr, rie pcn Nnide fam, pom
llntrrprlfccten ulic 3 Gpmpagnieen ,Snf.
auf 0puai ;uraf9crrdnSt. Gin wsnis
Ipdter marIdirte cine Sanoe ron 2purs
dies na6 Oenain. Bon Der Gasa!lerir
an9e9riHen, munro iir, nadcem lie eini9e
6linteni6dile o,f cic Eyuppen absefeus
ert bate, ldneA 1&sriH0nrer selprenot.
@ncli6 pcrluhte gtitt,n 2trr- zine an
rcre Sancr spn 800 4'ilGu Giicns
babnbcf srn Ienain ;u agt 5 rem
rrrtisn &a6tpCten su entl zir
l6pilsn mebrere Wialc auf rir ri.
Die Sruppm saten 0euer. Ill III
Sertteirisen. Gin @rubenarteitu MY
&c set6rtet, spci S%errunrct. Cine
ansabl murre Yerbaftct. 9lnsin it rubiJ.
Der prdfect, Ger ras Iepartemsnt cons
manrirence 0enerai Ger General prps
curator iinp auf cen berrpbten Srten.
Sruppen wureen in grocer ansabl gu IL
rer Serftsun9 seitellt unc balten Gle
miGtisrn punfte teiebt. Wasreseln iinc
setrcHen, UNI Die llnprrnuns iitcyall, no
lie iId ;cist ;u unterrridcn.
Iirle llnrliben in, Ncrcen linc iebr
emit unc ttnnen i'm Ausenblif, 100 ric
srree snleibe semadt perren lplL, bShit
un9elcSsn fpmmrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-04

etnsm Serbrcten r~ercanfen carr. Der
a~nSefdnriste repubIicaniiae eanetas TT
nur Elm einSiseS Mal ;uIammsnsetreten,
INN il6 auf ben Scri6lus pss 0irertpris
uris auf neue Ginberufuns III oertassn.
IS paren nift mebr ais 81 Ocleeirte
bicrbersefcmmen, pdbrenc CUR Sei&lus:
fdbi9feit 6S nptbmenpig iinc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-04
Sranfreid.


gen BADEN in Nbscpn Cgferc Srpartez
mcn) it%attsefuncen. Die Stritema6er
IhpIlcn wieccr auf pic Sruppeu. Die
lelben rrrpiercrten cas- 5eurr unr Gin Mt
better purre wierer setSrtet uuo ;rsi an
rsre Ycrwunpet.
Sn Ger lln9e9cnc Spn 0cuai unc De-
main ScrSins Ger seitrisc Sas ;iemlih
ribiS. Sn Cen @rlbcn in Der llmse>
gem ppn Ifnain unc I;in callert rie
grteit fort. Die Weutercr werren ppn
Der GaSollerie serfOlst Die ibpn iitsr
100 @efansene sema6t bat. Sn Ami
dc anc auf eini9en anreren punttrn rals
crt Ger Strife frrt. Sn Senin z9istarc,
Billy nllc Wcntians par seitern Nprs
gen cie arbeit wierer a~ufsenpmmen NOR
cen. Die @ruben Maric unp Serray
halten ccn Strife allein auircGt. Ias
81. Hiniens Gesiment, mel6es bon paris
mad Gem Nprrcn seianrt murce, lit aes
tern in Opuai ansefrmmsn. Webrere
ancerc Gesimcnter linp beute mad cem
9torren a%b9e9ansen. Sn Billy Wpntis
SllY, Wtirecpurt UNI Senins 2ietarc lSIdz
ten bic @rubenarteiter eas Seucr une
rctte;en ii6 inter Ntiinsen Der Warieils
laiie ;uiammen. glls Grfsnnunss;eiden
truscn nc rptbc Slumer in ibrsn 8nppis
l5Gcrn. Sn Scuins sietarp mar es be-
reits nm Spnntas ;u sincm Sample ass
tpmmsn. SOr Der gnfunft Der Srappen
batten bic @snrarmsn cine Gbaree aes
gen cine Sancc Weutersr sema6t. Gin
itpn Yeripunceter @enearm ipar babel
rpn einem iunSen Manne ansesriHen
rprcen, Ger i'm 81 entpaHenen Iudte.
Der 0encarm aber ma6te @ebrau6 pom
ieinen NaHen unr lbpB cen iunaen
Wann tUpt. Na6 Der snfunft Der
lruppen, Die Spn arras aus aslanct
rprrrsn, leste i@ ole auirssuns uue pas
Wilitair fpnnts Die 0rutcn bsiesen, pbne
ras ss 81 weitsrrn 8dmpfen scfcmmeu
mare.
lleter cie Sase BON Denain NEGLECT
ras oGhr nc Ia tSrpntierc":
Ter Strife Ger @~rubenarbeiter 1T
III Der 3unnabme besriHen. Sn Sieci.
que INN cie arbeisn einseftellt wprrcn.
atcr rie Nrteitcr serbaltsn lid rubia.
Sn Ocnain wlr leirsr nibt ras Ndms
lids rer 6aa. @emihe @ruppen slrz
better sriHen rie @senten rer benafs
netrn Madt an unp am Wtittprd muss
&c Gaoallerie sur Iufredtrrbaltuno Der
Gutc requirirt werrrn. Ter NcliSi,
SrmmiNar unc riaer irinrr aoenrn
purcn rurh Steinwiirfe scrmuncet.
GIf Srrhaftungcn wurccn scrOrnpmmer.
Spn Sillc wurrm GuiraIIieu uah pen
ttrrcbtrn Gcsenren u~bseianrt."
Die Iiller S~purnale perbnenli6en fol-
genre WittbeilunS, relde ibnsn rpn Ger
Yrdfeetar su9esan9cn 1T {:
Seit swei Saacn linp ~tepeutcncc
StritsS in ZEN &~cblentetrn ppn ga.
lcncicnarS bis 9puai namentli& in
Scnain SOurhss, geearpele, Oprias
mics unr Anide, aus9ebrp6en. auf
msbrerrn puntten brmabrte rie Strife
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-04
Spanien.

Seridte iter cas Wacriser slttentat
lie9en ieBt Se,us Dor, aber INNER nod
feline auffldruns iiter Die Wctipe, 85s
mig amareus bat lid iebr mutbppu cas
bel benpmmen, pie SSnisin aber 1T in
Idwrrc Sbnma6t 9efallen. BARRIER
Sldtter iInc entartet senra, III frasrn,
parum Der 8Sni9 auf Die Srascurfabrt
aud feline Srau, bic cod INNER etne
Srau iei, mitnebmen muBte. Sci Den
@ertafteten Irll @elc in srSeern Sum>
men 9cfuneen wprrcn iein, unc unter
ilnen Miro aud DON Iucascal ai,aes
tiibrt, sint Gbef Der Sprra, elmer ron
prim prsaniiirten 0eieal6ait wel6c bic
Ter Sprpiitirn Sercd6tisn nit Stpts
ib!dSen ;u belebren bate. Die miniites
riellrn Srsane cnttalten ii6 auf's itrcnss
tic iccer SerSTentlituns iiter zen Sang
Der llnterlu6uns. auser Gem crpdbnz
ten Serrn 1urascal purre nod Gin an
rerer Sasaitiner, Namens MarptiIa
Cpabrcne ces &csiments Der GpnlerYas
tipen prppin;scuserneur) in Saft ses
bra1t. 9as Weinbaus, in pel6em bic
Seri6wSrer ibre Gpnsentifel abtielten,
mubte AM 20 Suli in 6o!se elmer ScltSs
rempntraticn selblpiIsn rereen. Oas
SnterciIanteite unp rei6li6en Stcf fir
Gcnieeturen tietenes 1T iesc6 Der llms
itanc, eas 5cpete Ger Gontre> Nrmiral
UNI Grminiiter, cine Der berscnassncz
fen DISQUALIFICATION Der Sasalinil1en
partei, es mar, Der am Is. nit Gintres
den Ger Oammeruns gan; unerpartst
bel Gem Staatsminiltsr WartpS pprIpraG
unr ibm iber ras fir renielbsn Abenp
seplante attentat Cunter zen, Scrbctalte
itrenser, Seri6wieaenbcit, scn welder
ircph nd6 Ger Sbat abscltanecn ,purs
ee) ne erlten Wfittbe,lunSen ma1te.
@pber FAM Sppete su eieier @iIcns
lhaft? llnc auf welGe Spuren Mir
biercnrh cic llnteriuduns sefibrt rerz
ben? Der ei9entliGe &etter ces &6nias
mar lein Suti6er; mad zen 9efallenen
S6iiiIen rie Situatipn begreifenc, cntz
sps CT curb einrn raicnrrn 0alppp Zen
&pni9 unc bic &Snisin zen 9clben Ter
WSrrer, rie fiir zen SAL rrr @irtun9ss
lrllsfeit Ger 6eusrpaTen Yertereitet ma
ren. Sei eem bartnlfigeu S0mpir, Seib
al Seit, ben cir Siberbeitspr9anr nit
zen auf unp nI6it Gem Sbatorte ppitirz
ten l6 MitgIisrer rer WSrrcrbanre III
bclteben batten, mare Gin linsercs Ser
tleiben an pieier Strlle Ieift Yerb6nos
nifpcIl Sewprrrn.
Gic republieanii9e preIIe rridt rins
thinning Den sIbIbsu aus, nit cem ileraS
@ttentat r%errammt, ircem ie mrbr pcer
wcniScr entiGierrn beiiIst zap bic 8es
pubIif ME unc nisnals ibrr GinIrsuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-04

Is attic rnia:

S~atifornia:
ySarsspiae. auba Gc...-...-.S ubsrt : 5miebtier
Zartd Gldra Santa9laraSe."..3tc. GrrPfetu.
Canada
81. Sht.tfs. Jtrrsbsnns Gsuutv, Sueser. ptstr peEi
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-15

1IR. EDiToR Did YOU ever write
letter from the county for publi-
cation? If not you have no idea OF
the trouble It is to think of some
thing to write, I mean something
that viii interest the people. I be
lieve Kully" was right when he
said this is doubtless the reason
why our old citizens do not write
more" But enough of this subject
The farmers Of this section are
making preparation for cropping.
A good move. Let them begin
early and cultivate well, and sue
cess will attend their efforts. Prof
Yancey's school has been in session
for three weeks, Notwithstanding
the extreme cold weather the school
has been full. Prof Yancey should
receive a large patronage.
On last Saturday night the kitch-
en- Of Mr.. Thomas Campbell was
burned. I have not heard the
cause Of the fire. N.Y. Campbell
was absent at the time of the burn
/ ing. BELIso.
Feb. 7, 1872.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-15

Memphis and Knoxville Air Line.
General R. Z. Nicely, President of
the Memphis and Knoxville Air
Line railroad, has instructed the en-
gineer corps to commence the pre-
Iiminary survey and location of the
line, beginning a few miles from Mem
phis, and thence to the Tennessee
river, near Savannah. The survey
ing party begins work this week
Fayette, Hardeman, McNairy and
Hardin counties are working earn
estly for tile road, by private and
county subscriptions, and the pros
poets are very fattering for Tho
completion OF the road within eigh
teen months.
The above is taken from the Mem
phis ApPeaI of the 26th, and we ar,
reioiced to see that paper recogniz
ing the important enterprise.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-15
Ion the FIoornce - INC.

a''AtA NAAf II h'FAA AAN A-AAfta| a Ai'-NN'
Florence and Pulaski Railroad.
We have been asked, 'Why have
YOU discontinued to advocate the
construction Of this road?" We re
ply that we ceased, for awhile,
simply to allow the seed already
sown to take root and grow. Com
ments upon the Times articles, with
reference to the road, and he ego
on we hear now, as well as the
question referred to, show that the
people like the project, and wish to
hear mole of it.
Capt. A. j. Rice tells rs that while
travelling few weeks ago, in the
Northern and Eastern parts of the
county, he met hardly man who
was not willing to give portion Of
his land to this road. The war has
left our citizens nothing but land,
aud that they offer. Such a spirit
has buildcd cities, Inspired com
mercc, made garden spots Of desert
places, and brought wealth to ma
tions! It was an essential element
in the success of all the steam
thoroughrarts in the world, but
where it existed, there was never a
failure,
The suggestion Of obtaining q
charter at the present session Of the
legislature has been made. No
body need BE frightened; the char
ter viii not build the road. But
indeed, we have q few OF the kind
who like to talk about an enterprise
until themselves and the proposed
measure become too old TO live
80, all generations have been bur
dened with procrastinating doubt
era; weak men, who allow the mo
mcuts aud years Of time to take
hisht without bearing any tolleuoI
value ON their wings. Now, let p'
put oil these drones TO a more con
vcuicnt season; get rich; and thor
listen 70 their complaceut, u tol(
son SCI"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-15

The tendency is to an exclusive
devotion this year to cotton, as the
high prices have stimulated prcpa-
ratiOns to produce a large crop and
a large crop will reduce prices next
season. The policy should be to
raise all needed home supplies OF
meats, grain, corn, stock, etc, and
then as much cotton as possible
In this way you make the cotton
money clear.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-15

The National Convention of the
Liberals!
The following notable and signif-
cant letter appears in the st. Louis
Republican Of Friday, and is copied
into the Cincinnati CimnaerciaL Of
Saturday:
CNCNNATI, Jan. %, 1872.
The undersigned have observed
with pleasure the call by the recent
Convention of Liberal Republicans
Of Missouri for mass convention
to be held at the city OF Cincinnati
on the first Wednesday, being. the
Ist day Of May next, to take such
action as their convictions of duty
and the public evigency may re-
qnire.
Heartily sympathizing with the
/ views and purposes which have
dictated this call, the undersigned,
in behalf of themselves and such
Republicans of this city and vicini-
tv as unite with them in sentiment,
/ Join in the invitation and urge upon
all those favoring the political re-
/ forms proposed as the object of this
movement, to attend this meeting.
/ STANLEY MATTHEWS,
j. ID. Cox,
GEORGE HoADLY,
J. b. STALLo.
The signers to this cordial invita-.
/ tioa are all distinguished Republi
cans of the State of Ohio. Judge
/ Stanley Mathews, a distinguished
( General officer in the Union army
/ in the late war, is one of the most
eminent members of the Ohio bench
and bar The Hon. J. D. Cox, eX
Secretary Of the Interior, late Of
( Grants Cabinet, is very induen
tial Republican of that State. The
other two ale also Republicans Of
J like prominence and influence
When such men espouse such 6
cause, it is utterly useless for thC
strikers Of the administration party
TO attempt to whistle it down tn,
wind.-Bonaer.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-15

Wondered Curative Facets.
FineGnr Bittcra arc not vilo Fanny
Drink. Made of Poor Ram. WhiHkey,
PFoof spirits and Ttefusc fignnrE, dee
tared. spicsd and swcetcuci &c please the tasta
called TsHicsT q. Apneiizsra." Iisstorern. A.,
that lead the tippier on 10 drunkenness AMI ruin.
but are TIRE Medicine, fnada from the Native
Raots ana Herbs Of California free frsns I'll
Aienhollc sfimulnnts. They are he
GREAT Blood PURIFIER and
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perieeS
HeHavatnr and IuElEoraior Of ths System. eaHT-
inE 81 al Hesunoua matter and restoring The hiooi
70 & healthy condition. No person ran take thsss
nittsrs assardiHE 81 di-ceiioas and rcuEIn -
unueii, provided their bones arc net destroTrl
hy Haiasr=i poison o. ether means and It's vital
oFeaus Wastci b-youf She point 81 repair.
They are IA Gentle PurEnfivo ~ well
Rsa Tonic, possessiur. aisa. the peculiar uaeni
81 acting as T.assFiai aeent IA reieeias Csnsr'-
tion or iHzruHaatiou - tho Liver, AMI o. sil i5a
N.sssrai ur-aua
FOR FEMALE complaints, us'issi
ia young or OLD. married single. At She sasH o.
volaanhoo-i az ths tara q Iifa. these Toais hi
tcEE have IN e1sai.
For inliHmsnntorY and ChroHIe RAsu-
muIisIu uEd Gent. Dyspepsia or ~
diHesfisn. BiIIoHa. lfeniistrnt nHa
InferuniGtcut Fcvcrz, Diseases Of the
nieod. Silver. Kidneys Rad Binddef'
these litfcrs hase iean most EueeessfsL secs
ntseusrs are caused ~ Initiated Bieos,
wliish iz generally preaueed ~ aeransefseAi "
lie Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA on JNDICEsTloA'
Headache. raia IN the Shoulders Coughs' g.,
Eess 81 tie Clicst. Dizzinozz. Sour Eructaii-a. "
the stonizeii. na5 Taste in ans Msuth tll'
AftHcks. fsinifatlon Of the Heart. fuasEinaii'A
the Lssa. lsi. Ia fiie regions Of tie Kidne}f -
hunarea otiier painful syap-ons aTo "a %
ETfinEs o. pyspcpsia-
Thuy iHviEnrsts TIA Stomach and Esi1inlai'
taFIlid liver and Bowels which render th'- =
uHcquaiisi efficacy ~ cicansing the blood o. Il
raritior. sad isnpaTtiag nesE lite and wiser - -
whole Eyaleus.
FOX Skin DISEASES, Eruption. Ie-..-'
salt tlhruu. Blatei,es. siiota. fiHiPles- tn-' -
Baiia CarbuHeies, Ring Worms, Sad less, -,
Eyes. Erysiuelas itch sclrgs Bis-olnrati1,' 60.
ever name ~ altlre. are literally dlF ~ --.s y
Tira out 81 she stem short tlFlle ui tl so
These litters. One bottle ~ si.cii case 100.
vince tc Elioa1 iucreriulusia Of tniT cafAitt i.
Cleanse the VIsIzted Blood WheHagrryo 90 e, =
Impurities brfsllnE through the skin ~ 49,
Eruptlenz o. Sores; cleanse Is Hhea 10 q
ohsirucsea alsi sluggish IN the veiuss 60
whsn e. Il ioul. an Faur feailiua 'siii 81 p -
Ksup the blood pure, and The hesiih o. rs
psill fellow. 80
PM TAPE, and other WOEsIr, 49,
h the agsteH 81 70 many thousands. arc e l's-
oratrsFed nIzd removed. .rn=
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS AND plsl,s0r
,. WALKER, rroprieaor r 2 Mcl -.
Cal, and y sid q cqmaaerce ssfs1-s -
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-15

Mr.. Pomeroy's bill setting apart
the valley at the headwaters of the
Yellowstone river, in Wyoming
Territory, for q grand national
park, was taken mp and passed
without discussion. We have al
ready alluded to the boldness and
novelty of this idea and the splen-
did park it will secure to the nation.
It's thermal springs, its foaming
gcysers and geological wonders will
become one of the wonders of the
world, and when it is placed within
easy reach of tourists no education
Will he considered complete without
a visit TO its marvels.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-15

A demure looking chap hailed q
charcoal peddler with the query,
!'Have you got charcoal in your wag-
on?'' ''Yes, sir" said the expectant
driver, stopping his horse. "That
right" observed the chap, with an
approving nod; always tell the truth
and people viii respect you. And
he hurried on, much to the regret OF
the peddler, who was getting out OF
the wagon for q rock.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-15
Gnnd Adrire

Under this head the Bolivar Bull
letin says: Stop drinking whisky.
We have tried it, and it is now
working beautiful. No more sick
headache; no more ridiculous en-
deavors tomake sober fools tknowt
edged the fact that fellow fun OF
whisky Is the smartcst man in the
world.