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Tie Sin of Borr0wing Troubll

The Sin Of Borrowing Trouble.
Such a habit Of mind aad heart
is wrong, because it puts one into
dependency that i'll hts him for
dUy, I planted two rose bushes in
my garden. the one thived beaoti-
fully, the other pershed I found The
dead ou The shady side oftbe house.
Our dispositions, like oar plants,
need Sunshine Expectancy OF re-
pulse is the cause OF many seculag
and religious failures Fear Of
bankruptcy bias uptorn many i0e
business, ami sent the man lodging
among the note shavers. Fear o.
Islander and abuse has often invited
all the long bsaked yaltCrcs Of
backbising. Macy Of the misioF-
tunes ofjfe bike hyeass, dee IT. You
CONSCIOUSLY meet then. How poor
ly prepared FOR religions dnty is a
msn wEo sits down under the gloom
Of expected misf5rtuus, Fl he
pr9ys, he says; "I dono, think I
shall beausycred." Ifhe gives, he
says: I expect they win steal the
uaaey." Helen Chalmers, tol5 me
that her father, Thomas Chalmers,
in the darkest hour Of the history
OF the Free Church Of Scotland.
acdwhoa the woes of the land seem-
ed 10 weigh upon his heart said 70
his cbudien; Come let us SO cut
and play bail or ay kites" ard the
saIy difficulty in the play was that
the children could not keep up With
Their father. The McCheyues and
the Summer-Gelds Of the Church
VIC ala The most good cultivated
sunlight Away with horroral-
Ihsy stii poisson they dig graves;
aad q tAey could climb So high,
they would drown the rejoscinEs Of
heaven with sobs snd Wailing.-
% H,a 7a]r,age.
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Admins Sale.

G. e. Nag isiadnlr. vs.. Jsale Bentley,
ce. alss
w tiis eaaseit appearing toths Court
a. tHsl 81 4-'bcul -, a. M. Eenticy,
Alet'a ESud1v, lGa 81 ars FrankSpdrk,
lille g Beu leg aat Tucker J. Bentley
are h5R-rez ideats o. the a5ate OF Fen
ness g. So that the ordinary process Of
law cannot bc serred apoH chem, it il
therefore ordered that publication be
made Tor sour 2onsecHtIre SEeel-s il3 the
Gtes Press, a newspaper published III
the town of Pulaski, GHcs5county, Ten
aessee, reQuriag sad NONRESIDENT De-
t.uianis 60 be anu appear at the ReSt
e-tiaT term OF the jaafccry C0urt for
Lawrence county in said State, 70 be
holden ~ the Court House in .the town
90 Lawrenceburg, ON the first Monday
ia q prI, 1872, to answer the bin filed in
this cause, llead thereto or demur, or
the same WI he taken rs for confessed
as 70 them, and set for hearing eX-Parte.
rs. Il. NIXON, @. & III.
Q. =. DAVIS, Solicitor.
Dec. n. lS1]--4w.
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Wonderful Curative EGrcss.
VINEGAR Ifffscr. ars not vHs Fan-J
Drinh. Mad, ef Poor Rum. Whiskrp
prs.,r ss,f~ftu-s- al fg,.f,te,. ffss,sfs, i,4.
torrd. snlrrl nl,l e,gsstrrod ~ rits,s Che iaI.a
called ronlcs . sstt Yer, Rss.orer-. b..
s!at LEAD TIA tiss,sr 81. 4. .ir5st.t-es. end rs,
butarsa trus tfasi-ino- mode rom ths sl.a
Eaots and Hsrss IL California. free froui aH
Alrobslts rfinsrfnufa. ,rlty ore pc
GREAT HF.uan pF-fsrrtEH ard
IfFE GIVING pfsfEtfpIE, r. 1ai'a
i.essgssar nia Isuro-.,or d do srs.ru. '17'.
inrnf. al so.ser,c,i. matter .ri restoring DE -.-
lea he-ftL~ ,.tss4.fs- 30 cer.-sI car t..c .f-1
B.ttses socsrlias 10 a.see.sons sul rersia ''-s
anWaT r-rvflsi f-afr b8tias ars ret
H. ,s...--.i ...,.., $40 r,.,es r-l tas ia
o-ss.,s ,...,., f..,,,.l' ~. ,,..,, ~ -s-s.-.
sntr-,,.,,.., f.-,,.t.. f,,.rrs.fivs s,s r.a
49,, sr.,..f- ,-.-,.- ~, -. ,.-a-sr frt
too o. fnlamuGfiau sf fIsc Llrcrf rHs q
Yseerri 0rsaas
FNtE fEtl = ssH tOIt PisaiN-
ia gllne 1r cil- iaHrfied al s.ufia. 90 %.
"o'naahooi 81 q re tar1 q .-.s t-'
ierz have 20 e7uat -.
Toe iafHl7isaHfo7y nHe ehFo.i'' 10
nuiuHni ass Goat, by7prpr" d
digestion, billions lirin'i'tN' ,s5
itthrii'i'fent heF efH' D's' rirlsr6
nlesd, Liver, lstdneys fad h'1 -
taese sittefs lfire been H''-. r.fssA
iiiseaHvs aros eauste ~ ttiiainN
eaig. 3 ansrsilY src1a-rA 81 d.szai-
ti.e F,fss...l7,-- fss.,s-,,a..
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In Chancery at PulaskI

DEFENDER RULES, 1S7I.
Joseph o. Roberts, Ccmpia jnant, vs..
3homas j. Brown and others.
~ THIS CAUSE III APPEABING
10 the satisfaction II the Clerk and
Master from aia1agit that the defend
sass, Mary y. Nelson, S. O. Nelson, =.
- Babcock, Charles n. y. Balcock ana
Theodore i. NilHerjiHg, are uOn-resi-
dents of the State Of Tennessee, 80 that
che ordinary process 81 ibis Court cise-
not be served on thcfu ON motion il Is
Therefore ordered. that publication be
mElle for four successive weeks in the
GILEs PRFss. g newspaper published in
the town " E'Ulasi,i ili sad state, re-
ggiriug the said defendants 90 be and
appear 81 rules, 20 ne held sortse Conn
81 OF Giles, at the Court tfoilse ia Pu~
lasli, on the lst Monday IN january
neclt, and snsVver conplainant's bil. or
the same 'Vi1 De taken for confessed a.
to them and set for hearing e1-parse.
". r. BAIEENTtNE i, q. & II.
Dee. = ISTl.-at
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DIR. RAILWAYS

PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS
perfectly tasteless. elegantly coated v,.a
swee- ruin. puree rocuinte purify eiesns
and stWHrl hrn. litadway's Pitis, Tor o.
cure Of ull disorders of The Stomaeb, LrT
Bowels. Kidneys Bladder, Nervous DE-
easas, iieadaehe, Constipation, Cosdverct
Indigestion Dyspepsia, BlhousBess Bilious
Fever Indammatipn.of the 81 wells Plies
and all arrangements Of tho Internal Nis,e-
IN. Warranted 10 eject positive cure
Purely Vegetable. containing no mocng,
minerals or deieterious drugs.
a tow drsos pf Radway's Piilswill free im
systcm from all the above named disorder.
Price 25 cents per box. Sold by druers's.
Read FALSE AND ThUEh Send one
.Ctter stamp 10 RAILWAY d CO.. No. u
Maiden Lane, Rev York. IufJrmsticn
worth thousands VIII be sent zen, iulT21 is
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$50 Acreg.

said land VII be sold for cash, or 50
much Thereof as may be necessary, and
iree from tie equity OF redemption, to
paY the paiaHce due Hp3u debt owing
tlie estate o Thomas Martin, specified ia
said trust decd.
THOMAS 81. JONES,
C}ecT-lt Trustee.
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MASsO

The Masonic Institution in the
United States, affords an important
pillar Of support and union to It's
free institutions and happy form Of
Govern ment. ''-LAFATErTE.
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A Too Pat Lover.

One of the drolest occurrence
in the annals Of saliantly, is re-
lated Of Gibbon. the historian, who
was short I'm statue and very fat.
One day, being alose with the
beautiful Madame de Cronzas, he
dropped on his knees before her
and made a declaration of love in
the most passionate terms. The
astoniahcd lady rejected his suit,
and requested him to rise. 4" Rise,
Mr.. Gibbon; / beseeeh you, rise"
" Alas madame" falterod The IN
lucky lover, I cannotP He was
too tat to regain his feet without
assistance Madame de Crouzas
rang the bell, and said to the ser
want, Lift up AIr. Gibbon."
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BIZ. Hoarg Labor BIZ Il Congress.

question of African slavery and the
civil and political status Of the At
ucan race in this country, We have +
passed through one Of the most /
stapendous and decisiverevplu' ions I
in the history oeInankind, and now /
we areson the verge oflanother.-
The revolution accomplished turn /
ed npon the wrongs or slavery and /
the rights of the black race; the (
revolution upon which We are about I
to enter will be. fought upon the /
wrongs of the 1aboring classes and /
the rights ofIabor. BY the revolu- /
ton we have left behind us, the old
social and political institutions Of
our Southern States of two hundred
years Of cultivation have been torn
up by the roots. BY thercvoiution
that is just before US, the social and
political institution Of the civilize q
world, some ofthero older than the
Pyramids, viii be swept away.
We say that we are on the verge
Of this mighty revelation; for in
the labor bill of Dir. Hoar, Of 81cs
sachusetts, introduced in the ma
tioneI House Representatives, we
have the entering wedge Of this
sweeping revolution. This bill,
reported on Wednesday last to the
House Of Representatives, for the
Committee on Educationl ana La
Dor provides fog the appointment
b. tie President, with the advice
and consent Of the Senate, Of com
missiOa Of three persons, to hold
once for two years, urlcss their du-
ties have been sooner accomplish
ed, who are to investigate the sub
Jet OF the wages and hours Of la
Dor and tie division Of the joint
profits orlabor and capital between
the habofer and capitalist, ana the
social educational ana sanitary
condition Of The laborine classes Of
/ the United States. and SHOW how
| The same s-s .eeeataa bv eristfpe.
.s roe-,Is+i-y ca.zr,--co f.
n,,oe o55 e,rra,o- The com
,,i..;o,,sr- ava j ro.e;--a . s,Iar, If
evs tfonsan5 aoiIars ascb sn5 may
o-,,,lor oIo,.,- ana 49, shall rs
~, ~ rag,,1f IS +.,.;- i,.sstiTa.
go =, tba I5rosi5.r- - no bo him
t-.rs-,i+-sd - co,o.ess
-rba si~,,ifcsnf Co. :, oGnnsc-
zion uifb +E.sIinis +bat If roaIlv
o,Sr,as s.,-, t,,o TeIo,.,a+io0el AND
ol-o~ed 90 ia r-om tho nort,-
+,..l.sI.,....,+;o,,.l ana i+s -,
s..,-el..l,a-s,..-;-;ase ,,.-4t.;-..,,,,
ro-, ~. a---o..1,:r,, 49,
tial election. II IS the beginning,
Z
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TEE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Erety. Srop OF tie SARsAPAPILLIAN
RESOLVEET communicates through tie
Blood, Sweat, Urine, and other aujs and
iuices of the system fae 20 81 81 iTe, Cor it o.
. pairs the WASTES Of the body with hew ana
sound material. A~Qfala, Aep}iit en-
saHa1fiOb. lflal.{u2ar d,Sease, tlcers it il.
tbr0at, E0gfb, Tan7rs, Nodes ia tie ClJss
and otAs7 PATS eftl ksifsrs, .S7fs iyts, S-,
ulfous discharges from t4e care, and ttg Uft
forms ~ slta 9issases Er4pfins, fe,o e.
Sedld had, Ring Ifo5Hr, &aH hkesm, ks-
si8oloS. Acae, black spas W0fns % O..
E6.h, Tuners, C4atSrS he WDlib, ana q
lreatsnsg dsiG DGdsgl3 discharges Ait
SUsQh, Loss of Sperm and az ,ggsta CIV
lffe prfnsiple, are dtffli7 ~ eaiuiie pa ts
f, tkfs iroader-of AnferR Ctepatst'y a4d tu
days use leIl rr0us O. GTg person uS5Ag g ~
eitAer-6f fhese forms 81 aEaabs its F0fab Feg7
t. cprs them.
Not only doee the SARsArARI'trA RE.o--
VEST excel an known remedial agents To-
the rure Of Chrouie, Serotulous, Consuu-
tional, and Skin diseases; but II is the glT
positive cure for
Bladder and kidney Complaints,
Urinary and womb diseases, Gravel Diabe
ties Dropsf Storpave Ct Water, iutont.
ncnce Of UEue, Brighcs Disease, Aitum-
maria, sudin Hll vases " here tiicyc arc on,k
dust deposlts.
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GHRNcERY SALE
EnshaR . Davis. v. nv. Ganfs

DURSUANT @. a degree 81 the Cham
= Gerry Count at Pulaski ia this cause,
viii II en- the I5th-day of january,
1872, 20 pUlRc stle ON the premises
on credits OF 6, II, Is, so - months
with interest from day Of s.ae, cAe tract
Of Sand mentioned I'M tlIe pieaaiuEs, sit-
fork Greek, containing ahour 81 acres,
aud adjoins the lands of III. =. Walker
aud others SclG tree from the equity
cf redemption. NuieS with gaod sec0-
ritS s7ued au5 Q Fen. retained.
Nsf. 4. BAL IsENXINE, G.. q NJ
December II, lSTf@4w.
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NHTTHE

DY XIRTIEE of a Deed ia Trust, to
~ me executed by G. II. Ussery, on
the 27th agy. - siaHca, 1867, and duly
registered in book - u page 1875, I VIII
exposetO public sale, oll die premises, on
Saturday, Gtb Day Of January
next, a certain tract of land lying and
being la the county of Giles, and ciyl
districts Nos. 10, Us and' IL, and con-
tlinlnU bE estimatiall
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A schooner nsmed Grant and
Relatives" las been launched at
Barve &c Grace, Nd. If she isset-
er as heavily loaded with public
plunder as the other Grant and
relatives We would advise her to
stay in shallow water.-Louisgi}ls
Coerier Journal
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An Illinois paper edited bya AR.
Steel says: - printer last week
proposed to go into partnership
wish us. Higname was Doolittle.
The firm name would sound very
bad either way you put it, Steel 81
Dool.tt,e, orDoolittle q, Steel We
cant join. One Of ug.would be in
the house and the other in the
penitentiary."
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VALUABLE
LANDS AND TANNER !
Eoz sale.


10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE IN
1Othe Chancery Court Of Lawrence
county, rendered 1T the November spe-
Cial term, 1871, in Tire ease OF =. ~. But
lcr rs. 4 ID. a. Eueker, administrator,
ct ais, 1 wiz, on
Saturday, January 90, 1872,
proceed to sell, ca the premises, on q
creiiJ of one and two years, except six
per cent on the purchase money, which
VIII De on credit of SIX months with
interest, the following Valea5le real es-
tate:
TWO EEACTs oF LAND,
The first containing -5I2 acres, lying
Iar.ly in Giles aHd LavreH-c counties,
ans upon VaIch IS situated q TAN =
= FIl1 aslt3 one or more suleuGtd water
J0vcTsr and but a short distance hO3n
the AIIgceiia Fails lfuollen Alis, There
Is also some ROOD tillaale land, well TIM
berej with poplar, ASIA and oak.
The second tract contains 4!3 acres.
lying also IN Giles ana Lawrence cOUE-
,ies and is
Z Fgjllo5js Tract 81 Lad,
siuiiqr I'm character to the tifst. These
TWO tracts of land are bUc j. or q miles
from LyuHVilie station, on the i ;3s4vIll1
anu iie-;-tiIr E@isruutt- and offer q 5Liieil-
Gii iccgtiou for a capitalists 5utent9i..t-
/ inc Cuseriu tile tanning or EtanU..c-
turiug business. NOthcs with good Sc
euriry required, and lien rotasaefi.-
dec14-5t
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a pound ofenergy with announce
oftaleut viii acheue greaterresults
than a pound Of talent with ON
ounce Of energy.
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Triamg with a FeHow' S Affections

TFltlBg with a Fellow S Affections.
a man in Wisconsin has applied
for 8 divorce upon the ground that
his wife married him under false
pretenses. He snys she told him
while he was addressing her that
she could hoe two acres Of potatoes
and split twocords Of wood between
breakfast and dinner, and she had
proved herself a terrible fraud, be-
cause she could only spht half
cord and hoe only three times
across the field. It seems hard
that men arc continually 70 be made
the victims of these designing wo-
men. Why viii wives tribe in this
manner with the tenaerest 7dec-
tions of their husbands? Why viii
they thus SKATER their heart
strings?
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How much would neighbOrs rise
in value, and how much would
neighbors rise in beauty, if ali
should lay aside habits Of criticism,
and neighboihood scandal and pet
~ feuds, and ridicple! And if men
should study the things that-Ipake
for peace, and the things that make
for happiness, everybody trying to
make everybody else happy, what q
revolution therew0uld be E
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The latest wrinkle al Fashionable

The latest wrinkle at fashionable
weddings is for a oolQred page, in
livery, to walk into church before
the bride and groom, carrying a
small white satin cushion, upon
which is embroidered q monogram
in gilt letters, which he carefully
places ia front Of the altar for the
couple to kneel upon, and carries it
out again at the close Of the ceremo-
ny. What neNJ2
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Masonic Directory.

KNIGHTS TEsiPLAR--F ULAsKI coNMASD-
Fry, So- Joy
Meets Thursday, on or Before eaca
flll moon, JaRes McCailum, Enli-
nent Commander; ". j. Parkes, Recor-
der.
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FEvER ANDAGUE.

FENFR AND AGUE cnEod Tor iftyecnis.
Thore Is not remedial agcnt in this werid
that viii cure Fever and 3 Cue. and tii other
low. mud either Fevefs eeided by RAD
WAYS FILLS. = So aHick an isADW.tYiS
READY RELIEF. Fiftx. sents per bQtils
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PETERS,
MUsic2I Library,
eoSsIsTESG OF ST
FIFTEEN VOLUMES FILLED
With Choice Piano Music.


VOCAL COLLECTIONss f.t
II SHINrsc LIGHTs. Achoice colfee- =
II TONS bearti fiI sacred songs, ~ i
HEhETa and iIQa1E, FIREsIDE EcH- u
II OEs. and SWEET S0UsDs. Three coll H
M umes Of easy songs BY Webster etc Il
~ GoLDEs LEAVES Vols. 7 and =. Il
II Contain all Wits. Hays songs. Q
u PRItEEEss GEMS. a coilection Of -
O beautiful ballads by wallace, Thorn Il
y as, kcllar, etc. II
y Tnstfurs3a Jltaf { ollertFous. IN
AF FAIRY FlSeER. AAslo CIRcLE, = II
III You've PIsNIeT. Three volumes of j
~ very easy music for young PLAYERS. -
II PEE2L DRoPs and MUSICAL !tEcRE- . ,
aTIo,ss. Dance Music. Two collections e
Of moderate dilfcultys
PLEAsANT MEIoRJEs, a collection Of
beauti'u. pieces by Wyman, Mack, Dre-=isr, !
GoLnEE CHiNAs, q collection al bri liant
parlor ussl~ic by Charies KID scl
BsI1LI NJ GEMS, a Observation-Disclosures
by Njlbre Hiarl, Paeber, kIakel etc.
Price. 50 So per Voluiue, elegantly baund
in cloth Ni;h giit sides, 81 in pisir. cloth;
sI,15 ia boards,
address, 81 ~ J l. RErERs.
$50 Broad way. X Y
We would also call aI ten-ion TO 1'uH Orr
"a .s4gboafCt eoi.eqtian of over one hun
trud Beautiful opera songs, Price, 50 in
cloth auu gist. Trade prise - -ce35--iu
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Virtue adds beauty TO human
character, as sunshine adds re
aplendence ard glory TO the land
scare.
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A map excused himself for mar
ryipg by saying that his friends de
clsfed he drank too much for q sin
gle man.
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The Only Pain Remedy
RADWAYs' READY RELIEF
Will AFFaab INsrA0TEAsE.

WILL ARFQgp INsTANpEAsE.
The Application IF the Ready ReHsct "a
the part or parts where the pain or ditEc0lt,
exists NiA eiiord esse and celnfat.
Twenty drepsin hast tamDleroG water
will I'M few moments Cure CRAMPS
SPASMS. SOUR STOMACH, HEART
RURN. SICK HEADACHE. DfARRiRA.
BOW ELS, and nli INTERN AL PAINS
Travellers should always carry q bottle Of
R4dway's Ready Relief with them. A
few drops in water win prevent sickness and
pains from change Of wlter. IL is better
than French Brandy or Buters as a s;imu-
}ant. U.a af-aFea HHN
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rcLzsE1 roDer, no. I0l F. a. !

rcLzsEr LoDeF, NO. I0l. F. a. n.
Meets Tees.iay nigltol OF before the
Fal Noon u each mos q. ii. z. Bate,
81. 81. ss,R. Garrett, sec.
YSs51- LILLE LODGE, 80. 49, T. & A. ii.
Meets every Saturday, on or after the
fun moon in each month. " II. Rob
iIsou, ". IL; L. z. Fry, See
BRADSHAW LoDGE, no. 235, y. z a. n
Meets Saturday night, on or after the
full moon in each month. " Ills y or
ley, W. Ii; i. =. IS orshaIn, See.
cAHPHELLsYILLE LODGE, so. 36I, +.
"a. n.
5feets Wednesday night, on or before
the full moon in each month. sam
Yokely, W. b.; JAS. Cook, Sec.
ELKToE sLeDGE no. a, 3, s. A. II.
Meets the first Friday night ia each
month.
BETHEL 1oDeE, SO. 1914, f. & A. II.
Meets Friday night, GA or after the
fuil moon in each month. Thomas ).
Campbell, ". H.
I c6REER svILLE LoDGE, no. t26, F. &A.M.
Meets Saturday, on or before the fJll
moon in each month. c. II. Orr, ".
/ II. A. =. Blackburn, Secretary.
LAyyRESCEBURG LonGE, no. l07, P.
IA 81
Meets Friday, on or before the full
moon In each month. VIM. Parkes, "
/ NV. y. Nixon, See.
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PULASKI CHAPTER so. 20, r. =. 7IAsoNs.
Meets Second Wednesday night in
each month. i. Edmuuison, IL. P.i
John II. kirk, Recorder
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What is tlsge o maa enuot save
ana improve2 Byeurbing appetite
aad restraining passion, bv obsev
ing prudence and maintaining re-
Eu.ssity. ne may save his health,
husband hs s,reueta. ara preserve
the springs ofIiie, as constant foun-
dations q energy and happiness,
"a Sustain aad cherish him under
evcrv labor and hardship. Time
the INDECENT might make wealth Of
itone OF she haprs spent on trifies,
saYedsand devoted IL inapreTement
= enough 10 make aa ignorant man
wise In ten years--to brighten up
and strengthen fleulties perishing
with rustic make life q fruitful
lel3, and death harvester OF glo-
ries,
Aman who says he viii subscribe
anon very often proves to, be g non
Some gisis are like old muskets:
they uso good deal OF powder but
woa't go OF
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-01-04

The w eed.
!. :.
som tz3g eaI-~
FARaEEYFAYoR RITE
SGYIH D. Machines
Stands IN the FRONT RANK Of
First Class Machines as possessing
in a pFezeininent degree
More Real Advantage,
And being freer from petty and annoy
inc peIplcxities. The wonderful SIM
PLICITY, FAULnLEsS, MECHAN-
| ISM, DURABILEFY, EASE Of oPER-
ALTON and CLEANLINESS have as
sisted IN building up its immense
. POPULARITY AID SUCCESS,
It's ever ready adaptability to all
classes Of work makes it absolutely The
BEST FOR GENERAL USES
buses a STRAIGHT NEEDLE snt
makes the LOCK Stick alike o.
both sides of the goods.
It's great economy in Thread, using
only 2 liz yards OF thread Il
make a seam one yard ia len 9Th
white some Others reqtFire Q yards 90
the same length, also uses glazed anl
daz thread It's great power and aeu
racy- Of adjustment, passing through
with case and celebrity,
s - -Iii-a ati"
rI1gti8stlj-FfVe or Forty
teEL uli 81 s.fa 1r
thickness of Domestic, and withou
kohanging tension, needle or thread, pas
scsr on to tissue paper, making a beanti
ful stitch without tearing it. rs sim
nlieity of tension, the bottom threaC
FLEEING always right, only remains (
conform the top thread TO it.
IT Is the only Sewing Machine in th'
MARKET that is clear of
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THURSDAY January 4. 1872.
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- oorseIl q. 8. - -

Meets Fourth Tuesday nights in jan
uarF, ApIih Jalv and October. =. Edo
muidson, TT. H.; ID. s. Martin, Rec.
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ELKToS J-GDGE, 80 "a 2, s A. II.
Meets the first Friday night IN each
month.
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5ieets Wednesday night, on or before
the fall moon in each month. sam
Iokely, W. b.. JAS Cook, Sec.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-02

THE undersigned always keeps on hand and
L for sale, every description Of
COOKING STOVES,
FOR either wood or coal, together with gsner-
al assortment Of Heating Stoves, Fsrlor Stoves
Ranges, Furnaces, Crates, &C., &C.,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
in great variety such as Tin, Copper and
Sheet Iron Ware, Block Tin and Japanned
Ware, Flat Irons, Coffee Mills, Timed Sauce
Pans, Preserving Kettles, Baking Pans, Spoons
Forks, Lamps, Walters, Buckets, Tin Cups.
Sc, sc. Particular attention will be given 10
TIN ROOFING AND SCOUTING
which will be done 10 the best and most durs-
bic manner, in town or country, at the short
est rouce. REPAIRING will also be done
al shor, notice and in the best manner. Gu
CUNBER PUMPS, the best in use. will bc
put in, al low rates. lie will also give alten-
ton TO putting up
LIGHTNING RODS,
aud repairing tue same, when called upon.
From my long experience 10 the business -
Practical Timer, and determined 10 work
none but the BEST material, and n close aitsn-
ton 10 business, aud strict desire 10 please,
hope TO receive liberal share Of patronage.
Ny prices will be lower than any other es-
tablnhmeui IA the county Give ne call
aud you viii certainly be pleased.
\. B.-Copper, Brass and Lead will be Ia
ken IN exchange fOr work and all kinds oi
Ware. n. {. 2ARTEN.
Shepherdstown, June :, 1879. ~