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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-28

squirting mp through a four-inch pipe to the
height of fifty feet.
REroRrs as 10 the state Of the winter wheat
sown in 1--WE of the prominent Northwestern
States indicate tho failure of the crop. In
many instances the crop has been plowed in,
being useless but as manure, and in the re-
naming cases the yield has scarcely been
one-third or one-half of that Of last wear.
Studebaker Brothers extensive wagon man
ufactory. At South Bend, Ind, was burned
Monday, June IL. Two adjoining DWELLING
houses were also consumed. Loss, $50 900.
-Four persons were killed and twenty
injured by the wrecking Of a construction
train near Paxton, ILL.,, June 17.....At Gin
cinnatI, q lev days since, Rev. j. j. Thomp-
son, pastor of Christie M. Z. Chapel, had his
head split open with q Ratchet in the hands
OF Thomas Bond. -Cause-Thompson kis ID
Bonds sweetheart......P. T. Barnum is on a
temperance featuring tour out West. The
great humbugger lecluredi the Clevelanders
on june l7....A correspondent, writing
from Fort benton on June 9, says the Sioux
Indians are all on the war path, and the
wood-choppers and traders have left the
country, not one remaining between Fort
Buiord n Camp Copk,a distance of several
hundred miles. a dispatch from Fort Sully
says the Indians are getting extremely
troublesome, and it is the opinion of men
who have been among them many years that
open war sSuSe 10 ensue this season,..,.Ar
ticles OF consolidation were entered into at
indianapolis, on June IL, by and between
the New York and Western railway, a COM
pany organized 70 build 3 railroad, or rail-
roads, with one or more tracks, within the
States Of Indiana, Iowa, Illinois, and Ohio,
party OF the FIRST part, and the Continental
Railway Company, a corporation created by
the laws of Pennsylvania. The capital
stock Of the company is named at 500, eOO,-
GOO. The object is to mskea trunk line from
New York to Council Bluffs, connecting by
branch or ~laterals with other cities.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-28
The South.

The Agricultural Department reports an
increase in the cotton area in every Southern
state......An approximate statement of re-
ceipts and expenditures of tie National
S~aengerfest at st. Louis is as follows: Sub
from concerts, picnic, etc, $4,000; total,
$4,000. Expended on building, f52, 900 +;
music, $1,000; entertainment Of singers,
$4,000; incidental, a 900; total, So, 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-01

Supuqut,
gae Scrttn @tStsl uni SGrse, Spn Zen stnfa6tsn nne
biliafen bis Az BEN slesantsfsn une ~trfbarfen, fne in uns
ier.in R5tel. Strre fets ~rsrrdtbis. 5erner limb mir i'm BE
lice zines ~eltsantsn Sc%htenpasenS une rtreen sn nrs
9siS sntsitattuneen 81 biaissm greiit teipr8t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-01
tuGbrenb spilben beiesn Qcnbattanten Gin turStr
Mafenitiultann eindetreten mar.

ySaqpb F.! Sreunb, "rief i'm Butler III gang &C.
ntiitbliG rubiaem Spne an, ,.prat Sbr niht 10
gut Iein unp ben Bod bier Elm bisdtn balten, it
nil nur I'M bic nGdte Gfe seben une Elm Sau
brlen UNI i'm III fibreu {; CT 1T ehn bisden eisers
iinnia une i'd fam i'm an ben tDrnern ridt gut
~reaieren in ,rei @inutsn bin ib tpieosr ta."
Der 0remce liee fh aber nibt anfiibren, sr or
fannie bic Simaticn auf hem 5lsd unb Saste rir {:
,Sp blau !" uni ibeb tpeiter. aaur1 mar or
s%erldpuneen, ais Billy ten WaFenlfiQitanc aufs
~filneiste une feline psiperaten gefrtiunssperlud
piecer aufnabm.
Der quite @lesrmann mar fat sGn,liG erlbppft
ais Bills feline Senibun9en eneli6 ~einitelite rii,
lid aud mieesr etrras III erbplen. Wabrene bic,
fer gaule fam Gin prblsetleiceter Serr in Si9t
benz Buffer nit hem gnIhein Der 9rSetsn Srens
b~er,iafeit basislts Wdbrden a%uftane unb ibn
BAT, bas Stier fir cine pper ;rrei Minnten 81 bal
ten. Der neue Infpmntling ertpiteerte /: ,,Sebr
aerrt, mein Serr !."une nabm Buffers plaB elm.
Dieter ri6tete i6 aut bplte sinen tiefen Mtbents
aug unb ieste i6 tann III 3rab bis sur natfen
Ode; ais er eiele erreidt bate, rief tr surig ZAP
ibn ~laufen!" une Serlhpanb. Sept crit RCD I'M.
fer neuer gefanntsr 0unte, ia or ater rnebr Scr
trauen In bic QsitunasfIbi9feit ieiner utterert
GrtremitGten bate, ais iein Vcrsdr9er, 10 fclsts
er benz &atbs une lsb los. Oas &sunsn, has
nun e%rfulate, mar masnift unt bic @eitmintis'
felt, bic Der Srsmts bis CUR na6fen Ode sntpidsl.
te mar RON Osrtsr nod ME errei1t pprbtn.
Gin Bid surid iberssusts ben eaufsr jseed,
tas Billy tidt binter ibm mar unp thinner naeer
fam ; nit einsm Siseripruns rettete e. fb in bic
pFene 5biir zines Salccns, bic il6 faant bi1ter
ibm seIdlrGen bate, ais aud gias's Sprnsr 70
ma6tis bassssn anprnnertsn, hap bic san3e Su.
be madeIte unS rsm @srettetsn cine 0anistant
iiter ben esit lief. Srrsesm Der Grsmss elm
eifriser Sempmsn,mann MAI, issntte tr IN eislsr1
Muaenblide erd has wpbltbGtise Sniitut Der 8itr.
falapns une ta or Iaassre Belt i6 nod ni4t bin
auswaate, 70 bate sr splauf @elesenteit metrt-
re Treats all around" III tefele1 une lelblf eini.
se y OrinfS" bintsr bic Sinpe su sisesn. 70 eaB sr
in siemli6 ssbrbsner Siimmans in istn Sctel
;uradiebrte. gnesrn Cages madts Der SUITE ilb
auf I'm, ben sQsermann su iu6sn, Der ibm ben
SOB" rrri6aHt bate, fonnte ibn atsr ni6t fn'
Ben, penn hieier bate ct. gaul in Gslbattsia.
6sn auf sinise Sage %psrlalsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-01
Gin slbcuteuer in ct. paul. %

Gin S(beutcuer in ct. Haul. Doc.
tor 3ssssr in Ct. paul bsiiyt Elm iebr srpbss nnS
Hattli6es yra9tsremplar Spn einsm 3isssnbrd,
nsl6sr sans barmlps it, tpsnn in &uts sslahsn,
Der aber feline Ysleipisuns unssabnest binssbsn
last. Billy ME has Ssisr sstauft il, bat ssle.
aenti6 bic 5rsibsit in sinisen Strabsn Der Na1-
barlbaft cine feline yrpmsnape absubalten unb
~itpl,iert eann Isbr srapitatii9 auf benz lrottcir
auf unb al. Gr 1T i6 absr babel ieinsr @iirSs
unb Strait 10 l.br bswuet paB or nis 5emanbem
auspsi4t gan, i'm @sgentbsils; sr bsanlprutt
eas @sssrs9t une tsbauptst CO nnter alien llm|
tanbsn.
Dor sinissn Sassn ma9te unir Billy" isins
Ia6mittassprOmsnape in Der 8pbsrtfrabt, ais
Spbn Butler, elm bsfanntsr 8irser unb albsr.
mann pcn ct. paul, eilislt sieielbe Strabs ent.
lana fam unb in einem Wpment Der 3erltreut,
belt aab or Bills sinen StpB, I'm Jpn aus benz
@eae Az trsibtn. Nur sinsn Bid Der gsripun.
ptruna mari Yias auf ben gsrmessnsn, cann
mahte er mrbtl.
Or tradte ben aepf nit ben lanssn ipiyissn
SSrnsrn in pplltur, nabm itntl Gin yaar Sdrits
te ,uriid une itiirste bann i'm Diippeler Sturms
marl6 auf isinsn antascnifen Los.
dieter itanb crit cine Sefunts sans ifarr, tr
beariH, ea6 bic Slu1t Jpn niGt rtttsn tennte, ta
Yiay Hint ~ 8ues mar, tann nit pIDgliesr Set
itesstssnpart fprans CT sur g sits une padte Stl.
Tvs SSrner nit tsiSsn Sanbsn unp bielt ftlt aaT
Cob une Qsbsn. Nun %entipann lt elm bartna'
tiger aampi. Ter Bod 3os 5errn Butler por'
parts unt ,uriid, idOb unp RIP aus alien arat
ten, I'm, lit ~ bttreitn uno 8uter, Der uuBts ME
tbsusr itin esbsn ben Setpobnern Der ,tptitfn
@aro mar, bic feline Dienife als albsrmann NOD
itr ;pei Sasre benOtbisten, bielt es eitisn ss9sn'
ubsr fur feline gfli6t aussubarren.
Belize aanlsfsr ,rn,attstsn ensli6 unb ie pan.
frttn BON !3eit ~ 3eit. um stbem ,u bplen, mo-
bel Billy INNER ,urt bic SFtnIpe trsriH. Die
Strabt mar itbr Till uuo Doe unb Butler wuret
arserli6 (; enblt6 lab sr sinsn Wann I'm bic nGt'
tie Ode tiessn nns auf N& Sufommsn, ssrast
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-01
farm 81 pfrkautfn !!

Cine auSsejeidbnete Farm In Dinssitid &C., Se9d,
100 ader tnttaltsne, il aus freitr Sans 81 ssrtauten.
Fem raid aufsiibenttn Etastten Gairar unit 5 Weil,n ron
1rin Sprinss. (5tfina). Die ~lrasssne III RON esuti6sn
8atbrltten fart beitst une bat cute Stulsn une anS tdtee.
Hide 8ir6en. Die 5arin IN sbsnes 2ane ue re1ltt nit
Srunnsn. une Suearafer p~erfthtn. gertntaus une re
teneetause fnb In ttfer Srfnurs upe rcn etnenh itentn
Stfsarten umeeben, Der satlretbe trdsbdre Sbfbahins paf.
IS Gdsr tnt aussssihnstes ghusians, % Ntsr sutss Sel;s
lamb (tadelbs lest ei6t am Saui0 unc eas ustrise a0te'sn'
lamb nit ,arnern @ras. Eds @dn.e feht btlte ~ reridn'
zen unter ben ~einfisfen Sssiueursen. ~
Veeen Yaberenr beiiebe man I'D an en @i5erthtmer lslpr
~ renefr an Srtune Stsae.
Senrg 6%eitfemper,
2Oglr;3Mt. Galnar. Winusltid Co., Sa. ..Gissnttansr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-01

McberHnfie. Griieur: ~Sr, bic Saars
dnt aeI6nittsn, irQ i'd Sbnen pielsitt ben appf
traiben2"
Sanblunsslstrlins: 80 nein, sisS bsicrStiSsn
msin grinsipal."
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-07
siefI x gome one Parsaif.-

There cannot be n greater error
than 2 to be frequently Changing
ones business. If any man will
look around and notice who have
got rich and who have not, cut of
those he started in liiefwith, he viii
findthat the Successful have igeneF-
ally stuck to some one pursuit.
Two lawyers, for example, began
to practice at the same time One
devotes his whole mind to his pro-
fessiOn; laws in slowly a stock OF
legal learnipgi and waits Patlently,
it may be for years, till Ire gains an
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES his superiority
The other, 1tyring Of such slow
work, d6shes into politics. Gener-
allyS st the end of twenty years, tie
latter Will-ROt be w0Eth= a peRRy,,
while the former will have hand
some practice; aud count his tens of
thousands in bank stocks or Rlortgas
ges. 3
Two clerks attain q majority ST.
simultaneously. One remains with
his former employers, or atleast In
the same line Of trade, at first on a
small salary, then on a larger until
finally, if he is meritorious, he is
taken into partnership. The other
thinks it beneath him to fill q sub
ordinate position, now That he has
BECOME a man, and accordingly he
starts in some other business on
his own account, or undertakes a new
firm in the old line of trade. sWhere
does he end. Often IN insolvency,
rarely in riches. To this every
merchant can testify
A young man is bred a mechan-
ic.. de acquires a distaste for his
trade, however; thinks it q tedious
way to get ahead, and sets out for
the West or California. But in
most cases the same restless, dis
contented aud speculative spirit,
which carried him away stsfrst, rem
ders continuous application at any
one place irksome to him, and so he
goes wandering about the world, a
sort of semi-civilized Arab. really a
vagrant in character, and sure to
die insolvent. Meanwhile his fell
low-apprentice, who has staid at
home, practicing economy and
working steadily at his trade, has
grown comfortable in his circum-
stances, and even is a citizen OF
mark,
There are men of ability in every
walk of life, who are notorious for
never getting along. Uusually it is
because they have mastered one
pursuit, and are on the point of
making money, they change 1t for
another which they do not under
stand, and in a little while, what lit
tie they are worth, is lost forever.
We know scores of such persons.
Go where you will, you will gener
ally find that the men who have
failed in life, are those who never
stuck to one thing long. On the
other hand, your prosperous man,
nine times out of ten, stuck to one
pursuit.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-07
What to do When you are in
Az Trouble. ~ !

Don't try TO quench yOJr sorrow
in Inm or narcotics. II YOU begin
this, you must keep right ON with IL
till it-leads You to ruin; or, if yon
pause, you must add physical pain
and the consciousness OF degrade
ton to the sorrow you seek to es-
cape. Ofall wretched men, his con-
dition is the most pitiful who, hav-
ing sought TO drown his grief in
drink, aWakes from his debauch
with shattered nerves, aching head,
and. depressed mind, to face the
same trouble again. That which
was at first painful to contemplate
will after drink, seem unbearable.-
Ten to one the fatal drink will be
again and again sought, till its vic.
tim sinks q hopeless pitiful wreck,
Work is your true remedy If
misfortune hits you hard, hit you
something else hard; pitch into
something with a will. There's no
thing like good, solid, absorbing ex-
hausting work to cure trouble. II
You have met with losses, you don't
want-to lie awake thinking of them,
You want sweet, calm, sound sleep.
and TO eat your dinner with appetite.
But you can'tunless you work. II
YOU don't feel like work, and 90
to loaf all day to tell Tom, Dick. and
Harry OF Your woes, YOU will lie
awake, and keep your wife awake ny
your toSsmgs, spoil her temper and
tyour own breakfast the next morn
ing, and begin tomorrow Telling ten
times worse thanyou did today
There are some great troubles that
only time heals, and perhaps some
that can never be healed at all; but
all can be helped by the great pana-
fCea, work. Try it. youawho are af
fieted. Il is not n patent medicine.
1t mas proved its efficiency since first
Adam and Eve left behind them
with weeping their beautiful Eden,
Ii is an official remedy. All good
physicians in regular standing pre-
scribe it in cases of mental and NOR
al disease. 1t operates kindly and
well, leaving no disagreeable SeqHelide
anu we assure yoH that we have Ia
ken large quantity oft with the
most beneticisl effects. il viii cure
more complaints than any nostrum
in the n1aieria Hle2ica, and come near
er to being 'cure ail' than any
/ drug or compound of drugs in the
market And it will not sicken you
/ If You do not take it sugar coated
( Scientife Amsrican
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-07

A person who was called into
court for the purpose of proving the
correctness of a doctors bill was
asked by lawyer whether the doc
tor did not make several visits after
the patient was out OF danger. NO
replied the witness, II consider the
patient in danger as long as the doc
to continues his Visits.N
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-07

3 eeu hEta So - ceiHsssrrr hsA 81
millions Hear 'Fensisnony 60 ihsir
VvshderFuf s'arative EgHeets.
Vinegar Bitfers sra not wills Fancy
HFInk. Mads Of Peer Ilum, 1Fhisks5'
Praof Spirits and Itefase liquors dee
gorrd. spieed and sveotencd 10 please the tas's
called Tanies.- e A5estiseras +" ifeEioFerz, &C.
ihAt lead tis tibpler ga - drunkenness AMI rziz'
buf are fras Medicine. made nom tie Native
Roots aud iierba 81 csilfsfaia, free from 81
Aleshoife Etisnuinusa. They are %
GREAT BLOOD PURtFIEI nHd
f-tFE tsfYESta PRINCIPLE, a Fsf'o
1enovaioF aad lnFiEs-afer Of tie sYstem' earn.
isr OF all poisonous aaltsr ana restoring tbs bees
e healthy condition. No porsan can iaks ihs''
'iitovs ascending to direetious ana remain isul
'ausii. provided tissis bones are not d'-'''J'i
, miHerai Bals0n Or ether means, sal the ''-'
.ir-sfs wtsiei beyond the palni 81 rsFsir.
TAey nre q ssenf4a rnruRfire ns wen
49, 'foulrs ipssssslrir. also. tie Pecgiaf mem
. Acting IS Bavsrf,il srent IN reiisvias Cease
Ton Or Ini;a'aniaiiun y liis Liver, EHd q al ls
Fiscerai 0r=ans
FDll FEMALE COaIPI.AISTss. vasihii
iH yoanE nr ola. married or riarls. - Tie sa".
soissarisaoi e ths q re. tiIeEs Toae 81
terz have 30 equal
For fHsinnfinasorY a nd Carsnic Ehsu'
iitstfisa aad tisnf. DyasrBHiH or -"
tiErstIous Biiioas. fteHiittcHt ns-
iulGrlsitfdeut EegeEat Diseases 81 -
Blsud, Liver. iktdHeys HHa blHae'I
these fsittera hsvs boeh assss successful sas-
DisenHca arc eauasi ~ Willard Doo
~hiek Is generally Prn-iuesd b. seranssil.-'
tile Digestive OFraHs.
DYSPEPSIA OK gNDIfiEsilS,''
llou;iacifs. Pain ni ne shouldets Coughs IT,
noss o. she Chest. llzzineas sour EruetHiir'.
tho ftu5narh. BAD Taste In the Mouth DN-
sttaeks. l'aipilhtioa afths Heart. tHaairfiAii
the Lungs Pain iii the rE9Es Of thf kinney :.
hundred oihsg painful fyInpt1ras are 'l'
srringsos I1yarspsia. -.
They InsiR0rata the Stomach Hnd stiEipi'N I,
tsrpid Liver and I;oRels. which render i,'I
luequ siis,l efficacy IN rleasi * ilir hlooi o. p ~.
Psritioz. and impnrtinz rev he and FiEai -
whsle sFstcsn.
FOR sEkTS DISEASES, EFllptios - - -.
Salt hheuui. bi0trhsS. spois finipiss. -.
Hoils carbusiriFzs iliHs- Worms. 8 a'd he'l ~,
Eyes Eryspeiaz iteh. scurfs. piseol,'T,tl,- bab
aAifl- iuuloFa alir lfiEfasass q ne rhtll - raf-
ever ifaflz halures are iliEfAliy aus - =
~ q ul1 - tts .rstell in 5 .icrt TINS ~ "a go
thess Bttars. Iae h1ti la in lfch eases 80
sillce ths Haqat inerciasena Of uieif sii-ti ~, u,
clrHnss tie Vhistes Hood Whenever y9n go. -,
impuFiiiea baruiinE tisrossEfs she sin rs ~, Z
ErsFtlois ~ Sorzs; zlssias e When yoe
shsirnctcs ant siuR-lah ga the srins; 49,
Fles &c g. foul end ,sur feelings viii ~ = -,
Eenp tie biooI pare. And tiie health o. ms =
win tsiuF. -
PIN, TAFE. ana oshsr WORMS. 49,
ia ti.s . stfui ~ - many theuzsnds a1rs si
a. slfserti aHd removed. ,sre
sel.n ~ ALL DRuGGisTh AND ps.,,fek
,. "a AI.kEli, Pfattiutsr. r. q. - tses,--i..r.
tt,-s lilllz2.'tr W sis't $50 ~ vs'5 W.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-07
no TREsPAssERs.
IsolVent Notice.

HAVING SUGGESTED THE IN
L L solvency Of the estate OF J. G.. IN
NAN, deed, TO the County Court of
Giles county, persons holding claims
against the same are hereby notified 20
file them with the County Court Clerk
of Giles county properly authenticated
Within the time prescribed by law, for
pro rata payment, or they will be fOrev-
er barred. Persons indebted to said es-
tate are also notified to make immedi-
ate payment. NJ. NJ. FAUGHT,
Jan. p, IS72-4t Admir-.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-07
DIR. RADwAY's
PERFECT PURGATTVE PILLS,

EhE LII BhUfft2E u flLLO,
perfectly tastsless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, Fetsulnie, pnyify cleanse
and strengthen RadwagH Piis, for H.
cure Of all disosdsFs - Eho stoalaeh, Liver,
Bowels kidneys Blusialan Ecrvons Dis
eases, Headache, CoFs=s7patina. Cosiiyeusss,
Indigestion Dyapepafs, Biiiousgsess. Biiisss
Fever, fnEammatFoR - sic 81 wells. Piles,
aud all arrangements Of Ulle hitetnal Vi-cs-
N. Warranted - eEAet q RositlVe cure.
Purely Vegetable. coataSaiaR- no melelry,
minerals OF dsieteEisns druus.
few deses Of Katlusy's . Piils-lEiil free tie
system from all tho above nauausi ID isoFders
Price 25 cents per box. Sold by druggists.
Read "FA LSE AND ~ 8H.h Send one
litter stamp 70 RADWAT d co.,, ~. u
Maiden Lane, New York. Information
worth thousands viii - seat Ycssg ialyes Is
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-07

4 IL persons indebted to the estate OF
~ Charles LeatheTman, decd, are 40
titled to call on the undersigned and
make payment, and tn sc holding
claims against the same are requested to
present them for payment
W. r BALLENTINE,
Feb. 8, lS72-lm Executor.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-07

"Assket of champagner' exelaim-
ed country dame. "Why ] declare
now! l always thought champagne
was a watery stuff, like; I never
knewed you could carry it in a bas-
ket.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-07
M AS

"The Masonic Institution in the
United States, affords an important
pillar of support and union to its
free institutions and happy form Of
government. ''-LAFAYETTE .sl
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-07

Hereafter there must be at least
ten names in a club to secure the
CITIzES at 81 go each, and the cash
RVUst accompany each name.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-07

To fatter persons adroitly, one
must know three things-what they
are, what they think they are, aud
what they want other people to think
they are.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-07
Every Day an Increase in Flesh and
Weight IS Seen and Felt.
TuE eRzAF- prooD pHprFrvp

Ereyy DRIP OF the SARSAPAPfLLIAN
RESOEVEHf communicates through TIE
Blood, Sweat. Urine, and other fluids and
juices 1.-THE system fAs tiga5 o. iifs, for It re-
pzirs the wastes Of the body With new and
sound material. ScrgfVka, Agnailis, Goa
eslBipsi8R, GlasdulGr diseass, G2csgs IN a.
throat. E0ufb, Iifusers. Aedes IN fhe gldaas
and Otier parts Of tss sNste1l, Sore Eges, Sru
DlofOus diseh6rgcr fran IA ears, aNd fis rarii
fo-1Hs a. s1in 9iseases, ErapfiRt, Fsrer .Ss,s,
.SeGld Head, Ring Worm, lSalf Rhevm, Ery-
siBslas. dese, Black spsHs IFosms IN he
fesb, ZhAssTs, Cancers = 3ks Wopsh. and az
tcsaksRiRg 0fd paiafpB discAafgss, Niglt
.Ssaeafs, Lass q .Snenas aad al ssasfes afh
lie pF'iae;pls arr ipfsAia az curafire raHetef
thfs lsoRdsF of AQderR ChsmistFg, and ter
2egs uEs seiik erOBs 80 o psneoa aSiHg Il tar
sifher oftAess forms Of diSedss ifs potent p0,sr
% epre thess.
Not only does the sARsAPARIr LIAM REso
vkNT excel all known remedial agents in
the cure 81 Chrome, Serofulous, Constiiu
tionsi, and Skin diseesss; but II = The only
positive cure for -
Bladder and Kidney COmplaints,
Urinary and womb diseases. Gravel Diaha.
ties, DroPES, StoPpaRe of WstcT, lncouu-
nenes Of Urine, Bright's Disease, Album
maria, and in all eases whore tAsEe are brick
dust deposits.
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CORN 7 CORN :
WANTED.

WE viii pay the highest market
w price IN CASH for good white
Corn delivered at our warehouse, or
viii receive it at any station on the y.
& ID. r. R., when delivered in ear load
lots. Call and get sacks.
HILL & MILLER.
Jan &. lS72-2m.
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CATHOLIC cHrRCH.

cuNBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.
No Minister 81 charge.
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Meets every Friday'eYepng ono hour
after sun set. r NJ. Bunch. y & james
Mclean. 4. Sec.
Giles Encampment No. 81 meets the
first and third Saturday nights in each
month +. VI. Bunch, Chief Patriarch;
James Mclean, Scribe.
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COURTS.

COURTS.
Chancerp Court-Begins the 81 Monday
in February and lst Monday in Sept.
Hon. W. S. Fleming, Chancellor. w.
+. Ballentine, Clerk and Master.
Circuit COurt-Begins the Fourth Mon
days in March. July and November.
Hon. Nm T.. Martin, Judge. Henry
NJ. Stanley, Clerk ~ 49,
Criminal CoHrt-Bcgins the 1st Mon
days in January, May and September.
Hon. Thos. VI. Jones Judge. Henry
NJ Stanley Clerk. Jos. Russell, At
torneY General.
Cglnfg C0,o4-Meets the 1st Monday in
each month. Wyatt II. Alternately,
Chairman. II. II. Aymett, Clerk.
VIM. Houston. Deputy Clerk.
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Rev. Z. J.. Hendricks, Pastor. Servi-
ees every third sunday Of the month at
. 80 A. NJ.
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oKAuAMA TRIBE, no. 6, I. O. II. NJ.
Meets every Wednesday night. J. F..
Grant. Sachum; G. 4. Mason, c. of X.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
FFnERAL oFFIcERs.

Rsusuue Tax AsSessOr-J. II. Morris.
Eeuelue Tax CQheetOT-S.C G. MofI0tt.
POstadsteF-J. d. Lewis.