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Sc, y GHg GnR0TYAN D.
1d4. 6slesulueA that .hs PAPER,
BGl lloos1go oasse aad aenchine6 uf
1D1ss. uaUvld hAvs evtsy advaa-
soq ~ reaelratln9 la(e every r.
15t1o la6d, orat e9e ~ ohels 6uel-
@1 ~ cSFlag. y eeok )ns lhrwSgh-
~ o00ot - ~ oansnoo t6s suhersiless.
~ . 6no6p4eA asd enlssine Paris
nl1eo q. lsssiec slsee sad tom-
~ vSGesilll ~ - aide 10 s,.ke
9o51<)o aegooCefeeat wita ~ psuI,sie-
~ 1@Co o1neinlto fhtusnos by whlrh they arr
- - tssivslv ssss1s~si, mahius u
4 - sws sA1a. ,... ......s.
r. QQo1 ouhors,tss y shs CAvist;ss Usicn
II ~ U6enapt, slsrd, sad vArnishrd, ready
G1ouG (o6e fusm most advantageous iu thu
&e@S) Il - 3S. Notwithstanding ih~ fact
tpt ~ 6e01iap nsASjst Priv " these bssuilfWl
1Q(oo6o \ oIe. thsHsatids ot them have tccn
{1, ~ ssllt sw sSlinx, in sh~ pictsrr s,urrs.
-, coS1ey Chr0nsps r~n l'c LswyM no cheaper
0oQs ~ csa u ND Sus NOTHING ~ suhscriuiag
~ ~ 0astnffsa Csise sos car year. Thry are
~ uuu1oa tolestd prints, hut carenl copies ri.
~ pm3ot|ngs ~ urS. T. Anderson. nm eminent
H66l(1A aslIsi ninted In u. cuiors. from 6fIun
c1n1oo, executsd by Jehenne. ~ Paris, and i0r
c4sls ~ (iOlxiii inchct), arr equal TO AN,
G1snssps ever Issued. A U. CsIX, Ausxr,
yeb o-n NaldleiOwn Del
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DISSOLUTION.

ts0G copartsershir lerr,ofarc existing ,c,wcca
- ~ Naderaigscd undsr TIE naae oi JOHN
a, onY NlpLt,s I Nuns, was ,hir Ia, Dissolved
~ Maisal cOnsrui. The bmsir.ss OF the la,e
HI will NJ scttlcdhy Edward Reynolds a, The
Dtsss IL Xidd!eiown. Eel.
yuiiN A. REi NuLDS,
EDWARD I,Ei NoLDS,
b. N. REYNOLDS
Smsssy 17a, 1872.
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TEu Ms-tlsvnyx In advance :

unc copy. for one wear. ........S 2 O.
Five copies Tor one ,ear........ ............. sU
Eiph, copiss, Tor cue year l: u
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Hos pleasant surprise \ h 10 80 the
miracle of novel nosisn h otjscls that are
usually isasiasss! w hsvs 80 rops
ualk, : note pon, : 49, ert1na, 4 bofoo
y, ~ ! oesaoC6n ~, ~ 81 ~
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The celebrated Law writer. psnons. y

The celebrated Law writer. psrsouo, a1
just published work. entitled . ~ l
6nise aud Finite" aud sheunh No.
.incsnred with thr spi.it d ucs1s6 #
scendentalisn. takes the s,llosiae 4
view Of Chsistisuisy; = Worry vaslod6 G
the sys,csss os rcliuioAs tseih. ea
need to Be %. that they msy ~ 81
70 the various states " lbncs - =
they sre given. NJ uhSf1 W
doab> tasS Chsiasisuisy 4. y l
ths2 hs1hsajpsn ~ \ = &
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kI1EnoON'o 1fAaA&IlfR.
CHgAPgSf AND BESr or ALki
esisssse Ovyss 80 isss.

YSnl8 npslas Noathly MseasIes eivse nose
NJ ~ moasy ltaH any IN the world II
~ ~ bssl eolsset enGtloas, ~ lsse oslsiasl
soosiess asd ths bess eu9rAviNes % any isdy's
49,. 0svat an9 cuetly impsovemsSls Will he
mH4p y ios3, when Il viii rvntAls
0KG THOCSAED PA0n,
SOUR rE6N SPLENDID STEEL FLA rE0
TwEx vs. col. BERLLv PATTERNS!
fwEx " NAAxOTN col. FASNSOAS,
ONE TNOCSAKD wOOD CUTS,
TwETTEiOUR PAGES or AUSiCi
All thia will ts giveR for oaly Two Dollars q
year, cr dollar less than mavssines u tho class
VI "Peterson." lts
Thrilling Tales and Novelties
Art thu l'ess Published anywhere. An ,hs most
lapalsr writer's arr employed 10 write originally
Tor . Peterson" In l513, in addition 10 is u.
ss.al quantity Of short s,ories, FIVE OKfGF.
NAL COPIRiGHT ISU rELETS will i,r giv-
en, vis: noccmr WITH PsIcE, hy Apu s. Ste
plschs; Tsg IsLAxD w D,AMoxps, BY Harry Dan
forth; Oxcv rUo OrieS. by Frank Lee Benedic, I;
I.ssOxAy's Lrcx, by Miss y. ilodgpou; and A
wws, YET Nor wlvx, by ,h- author Of ''Ths
stcond iAit.'
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~ ~s1essigucd, sacscssor 10 the late FRA oi
- A. GaSsuils / SSss, will roniinu. the h,ls-
lQoeg = 3. =. c0rscv - MAiH aud ilso,d s,rris,
nt9dlslo~n, uel Dy srici ais-Siiun Ia business
ard ~ ln>esesas " hls customers he hopes 10
loesjt costissnnce of the com6dcnce aud favors
~ ~ iSisis1s ~ thc I'D 6rn.
q. n. REYNOLDS.
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An pessous Indsh,ed to The late firm " III please
eall ~ setlle ~ Oacc. Whc.c tin~ IL dcsird a
eslpli.bls aoss With approved iadorscr will bs
se9sirsd. EDWARD REYNOLDS.
JAsuasy ~, ls12--sw
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FOR SALE.

1nGaGus Plants
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11 x
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0tlgIlal 2estlp.
AeGks AEAHasws Fvss,t&.
A Baohslor's valsutins. --Csnfsssion,

70 ss t~ho viii sudessnd).
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Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, California.

Advertising alone does not produce sue
cess. The thing which Is adv, rlised must
have intrinsic meri;, or else large adver.
tising will eventually do il more harm
han good. II you have anything you
know 10 be good, advertise il thoroughly,
and you will be sure 10 succeed; IL il is
poor don't praise II, for peo pie will soon
discover yoi are lying. ,...
Such Is ihe policy Of tie Burlington
Route, which runs TO the ihree great re-
gions in the West LIST. To Omaha, cou.
meeting with the great Pacific Roads. ID
TO Lincoln, the capital Of Nebraska, anI
all that beautiful region south Of the
Platte, filled with Il. Il. lands and home
s'eads. Sd, To St, Joseph, Kansas City
aud all Kansns points.
The roads are splendidly built, have 'he
best bridges, finest cars, the Miller plat
form aud coupler, and the safety air brsk,
10 prevent The loss Of life that is every
where else happening Ppllman's sleep
ers, Pullman dining cars, large and pow
eriul engines ITO make quick time nnC
good connections. and are in a word ,h'
best equipped roads in the West. SO iha
II yon desire TO go safely. surely, quickl.
and comfortably 10 any point in sou,berl
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, or en the Paci6
Roads. be sure that you go by Way o
Bun lingion."
All who wish particular information
and large map, showing correctly tn
Great West. aud all It's Railroad connec
tions. eau obtain them, aud any oihe
knowleige, by addressing General Pas
senger Agent. b. & No. Il. r. H., Bur
lingtou, Iowa. s..a .a
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ISTEuEsriso TO ToB,c GaowgRs The
new tax aud tariff bill reported by the
comm,itee on ways and means to the House
Of Representatives contains the folio wing
provisions;
Every farmer or planter producing aud
selling leaf tobaS CO shall hereafter be re
quired TO keep in book, the form to he
prescribed by the commi .sioncr os internal
revenue, record of all his sales Of leaf TO.
baceo, the number CT bogsheads, cases. OF
pounds, with the name and residence, in
each instance. Of the person to whom soil
and the place to which 1t was shippe ed.
Aud any farmer or planter who shall pro-
duce AMI sell leaf tobacco without keeping
or causing to he KEEP, the book herein pre-
scribed shall be liable to apcnalty of not
less than SlOl nor more than 500"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-05-02

FtRf.-ws can scarcely touch an cx-
change that does not chronicle some new
devastation occasioned by the Fire riend,
who seems 10 have unlimited license for the
last year. The destructive FIRE in selins
grove is followed by one in Sunbury, aud
again by one Harrisburg. We have not
escaped, on the 27th ull., about 8 o'clock
In the morning the terrifying cry of fire
struck the ears Of our slumbering borough
aud on awaking We found the Saw mill oil
Thomas Bower Esq, in full blaze. it wa,
impossible TO arrest The destruction Of the
mill, and all attention was turned to tn,
protection of The neighboring dwellings
ou' Tor the calm At the time, great conaa
grafton might have followed. There wa,
no insurance, and the less is estimated at
$1,000.
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NRIAL LIST-MAY TERM, 1872.

DenncvIile Kramer and wife VS. VIM. q Horrol,
Weller y sweeney Va Same
Sunbury N Lewistown II X Co. VS. same
John Mongcs vs. same
Sun1ury d Lewstown II II 60 Va Jacob AurH ~
same vs. isaac Bingaiuau
Lewis ksister vs. The West Branch and Sus
quehanna Cannl 10.
Lewis X Huminel vs. John Cummings.
DR.. John w Brown vs. James Knight, Exec
utor of Charles Hzggerty deceased.
Sehroyer ~ to VS. n. Meyer Deit notice to A
{ simpson Gunrnishee.
John Weist, endorsee Of George Wslst, VS. Eman
uel koll
W. II. Nearly A. T.. Bowes Administrator
sc. vs. Jonas Kaurh,
;. Edwin Long vs. John l.. Camp & Margare
Damp.
William Noe,llng VS. Snyder County.
George schnureys The sunbury LewistowI
X Go.
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Hosg ssD Hs,Lru. The April number
Of this valriblc aud spicy family aul
health journal is received nul deserves
more than n passing mention. The May
number Il to be greatly enlarged, AMI viii
be under the editorial management VI
Rev. Geo. @. Lyon. gentleman Of rare &C.
qurcments. In every number there will
be the most entertaining and instructive
reading for parents and adults, the choic.
est stories aud anecdotes for young people
and children. wit and humor for old aud
young. &c, sc. Numerous practical sug-
gesiions on the art Of preserving the heal, b.
on the care aud food OF iufants. and on the
home treatment Of all diseases aud all.
mentH. Sl.0D per Runuin. Address
Hons PrBLIaniSE Housr, o. Fourth Ave
nue., New York.
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sraASoLED,-A correspondent informs US
nat on last Friday afternoon u week, At
the Junction of the Hanover Bridge and
bachman Valley railroad, Mrs. Emanuel
"e''el went TO do something IN her garden.
leaving her child, i've months OLD. asleep in
1sd. The mother occasionally went to the
window, TO be assured that her child was
t'ill sleeping. After some time she went TO
'he house. and Was terrified TO find the child
dead IL bad slipped from the bed mex, ,c
ate vail, end hung by the neck between the
oed rail and the wall, the feet not touching
ahs floor. The eh lid had worked The be,
clothes into It's face, probably by involun
'ary effortsto extract itself; aud eilbel
osd from sufocstion or strAnsulaiioa.--
Sl00Ifsid Times.
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PAxrosyiLLs.-0n a late visit to our ad
Jaesnl village. we were both grati6ed and
surprised at its progress. But the " Brown
House eclipses all; and which has lately
been erected by our worthy friend Heary
Denfer ESQ.,, late assis.an. assessor OF suy-
DER county. The House is named after the
worthy, active, aud energetic Superiuten.
ssnt Of the 8 & l.. II. Il. wn.gH. Brown
whose nntiriug labor In the interests Of the
road bas endeared bin to and invited
sue admiration Of our people. IT, as We
~s confident. the proprietor Of The Brown
House proves as eiiicient as Landlord, th,
travelling public will DO greatly benefited
md need have no fears, OF ssryehains an'
Iangls.fooi deal, out TO them at his bar
uve him . call aud you will ever find hin
u'sniive. social aud obligipg, aud his ta
I've well spsssd. The Hssss y less,sd asa
"~psraN 4 ~
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VIZ. II. BRowY Supt. Of the s. & l.. II.
r. and his worthy corps, deserve the thanks
Of The community for the energy and taste
displayed, in the buillins Of our Depot, it
10 not alone credi, 10 the Road, bu, add-
much to the appearance Of that part Of the
borough. The recent alteration, gives u.
,pasious Lsdy's and gentlemans rooms
and eommodious Ticket aui Telegraph
sibees.
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0cR jovial frieni aad prince OF m.r-
chants wm. II. Beaver, has ju't returned
from the city. aud il we dare believe tn,
Farmers, Mechanics, Lsborcrs. their wives
sons, and daughters, be has received one
Of the hnsst stock of Spring goods in the
tOunty. The constant rash to Beaver.
store, y ofiiself abundant evidence Of the
fact fRt his goods are excellent, ant
cheaper than the chenpcst.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

Nhereas The lion. J. c. BrCHER. prssi
w dent Indgs Of tie Judicial Distri"
composed Of the counties OF Snyder. Union
and Minlip and }. q. l.. shindel and
George C. Meyer. Esqs Associate Judges
In anl for Snyder county have Issued their
preceipi hearing. date the the 2Gth day
1f February, A u 1872, 10 ne directed for
the holding OF an Orphans court, court
Of Common Pleas, court of Oyer and Ter
miner aud General court Of Quarter Srs-
slons of the peaee al Nddlebnrg, for the
county Of Snyder. on The Ith Monday. (be.
ing ihe th27 day Of May, 1879 and
continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 tie
! Coroner, Justice Of the Peace aud Consia
blcs in an for the county Of Snyder. TO ap-
pear in their proper person with their rolls
| records, inquisitons. examinations and
other remembrancrs 10 do those things
which of their offices and in their behalf
pertain 10 be done and Witnesses and per
sons prosecuting IN behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons ar,
required TO he then and there atteDdin
and not departing withont leave at ihci
peril. Justices are requested 10 he puncl
ual in their attendance al the appointed
time agreeably 10 noiics.
Given under my hand and seal q; tn
SHERIFF. etbce in Middleburg, the 26th ia.
Feb. Of A. D.. sRe thousand eight hundre'
! JOIN g. WOLF, sAsrj,
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Tan spirit Of improvement moves our
people, not aionci In the borough but Ia our
fnsiebboring township. Franklin. Our mer.
camille friends, 8. wit,enmycr & Son are
busy at work AMI have almost complete d,
one Of the finest store room, In this par,
Of the country. wi,ienmyer's corner will
soon be an attraction anl creli, to our
borough. John Dorm Esq. has erected au(
nearly completed fine dwelling In main
street, which adds much to the Appearance
Of the town; many other, are a, work re.
pairing, impoving ani rebuilding. so tha,
in few weeks Mdlleburg will appear in
new dress
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-05-02

THE LADY's fmRSD ros MAr.-This
number opeus with an uncoum umonly beiuti
iul engraving of "rhe Lady Eilryn''-who
Is kneeling at an open window. and evi.
d.ntiy awaiting the coming OF her own
laue knight.
The Fashion designs are as usual. novel
aud stylish, and the pattern department is
amply illustrated with models tor useful
and ornamental wear. suit able for ladie-
of moderate means, Ms well as the wealthy.
In the literary department. whiii is ~
rich as usual, we note 4" Pink Corils.'
The Oh Maids Of liopeion.' "Shiloli,
and Mrs. Heury Woods absorbingly inter.
esiing STORY vi Within the Maze Price,
81, W II year. "Tne Lajy's friend aud
The Saturday Evening Post" 81. Pub.
lishcd by Deacon x Peterson, Philadelphia.
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To Consumptives-

The ad vertiser, having been permanently cur
ed OF that dread disease, Consumption, by elm
pie remedy, Is anxious 10 make TO his fellow sul
he will send ccpy Of the prescription used, tire
OF charge, with the directions for preparing an'
usiny the same. which they win tind u suRl
CvRK for CONSUMPTION. ArrHhA, BRohcniTI
&C. PARTIES wishing the prescription W III pleas
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,,
2ot south Third street wtlitamsbargh N.
No is7i.y
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FRS At MoCLURs.-we lean that on
he f7th ult., the Steam Portable Saw Mil
|slousipg TO A. Holshoe. the station agent
h kcClure, was, with all its contents, in.
sdins Cue new engine. destroyed by
)n Il was most probably set on 6re. but
)sus think It originated from friction.
10. estimated o. $4,000 with no insur.
ascs
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|Os account Of letter received from one oi
be parties residing Ia Englaui, an in in.
,res,, In the sale Of the "Kerediib Lands
Id,ertised 10 this paper to bo sold on the
oh ul,., at the Exchange in Philadelphia.
be sale Of the same has been indefinitely
kosponed,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-05-02

MAosisi CENT The American Csntenni.
b lAnuiversa Chart, just published By
fsssrs. T. X. Calender & Co. Pbiladei
|bis. in aid Of the Centennial Celebration
had, Is s.beau,ifai and appropriate or
kment. This will. be valuable memsato
the great event.
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wi would call the attention Of our pA.
Ions and readers to the communication. In
blsiion 10 the Sabbath School Convention
|nnouneed to convene, st Beavsriown May
lob.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-05-02
KUNEELs BITTER WINE OF IRON

KCNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON
will cfecually cure all diseases arising
from di~orlcrei liver and stvming, such
as constipation, aatuioncc, inward piles,
fullness Vi blood 10 the head, nciiiiy oltbe
stomach, nausea, heartburn. disgust for
food, Iuiness or wclght IN tue stomach.
sinSing or iluttering nj the pit of the stom
ach, swimming at the head, hurried or iIh
icuIt breathing. tuttering ut the heart.
choking or suitocating srnsalions when IN
a lying posture, diwuess of vision, sc,
Price 81. per bottle. L. +. Kuukrl, pro.
prietor, Depot, 219 North 9th st.. below
Vine, Philadelphia. ASK for kunkel's ;
Bitter Wine OF Iron. adk take no other. II
your Druggist has it not, seod 81 to my
Address, aud the medicine, with free al
vice, will be sent 10 you at once; direct as
oboye.
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We should not hesitate 10 recommend Ia
friend Of ours, " Parsons Purgative Pills
they are scientifically prepared. and ar,
adapted to all the purposes OF good pur.
satiye medicine.
Decidedly the best remedy that has evel
been discovered for rheumatism, swOoler
or stiff joints, flesh wounds, sprains, bruis
IS, cuts, and burns, is "Johnson's Anodyu,
Liaiment. We use il, and always recon
mend il 10 our friends.
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Tus CAUSE or TFupra,Scg fnis some OF
It's most insdious and dangerous foe. in III,
many so called "touics'' AMI appetizers. .
made Of cheap whiskcy and refuse liluars
snished mp to suit dcprayed npprties, under
The name Of medicines. DR.. WALKERS Cat
UonSiA VINEGAR BiTTEns are none ofthesr
lhey are not beverage, but genuine
medicine. purely vegetable prepared from
California herbs b. u regular ph, sician
For all diseases tf the stomach, liver, kid
neys, bladder. skin and blood, they are al
infallible and unriyalej remedy.
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n erftkMBf tin bnrsusnce Of tho
u - ses!.G .s q &c ..s:.ss AZ q :,h 9 sy A. q D
;es 20 :, Is. ;cSs ssst Ssss,s Si:s !, 'Is
sE rs bzx 81 Tak moHfis' u Il il o'slssi
i6s lorencon, and select VIVA vccR. BY .
Y one psssou OF literary and scientific &C.
and Of skin and experience in ths
4 of tsscsing. ~ County superintendent, Tor
e three succcedins yearti deteytnine the
IN the resuit 70 the state Superintendent, n,
Isrrisburr. - required BY the ssth ard Goth
Setions OF said act. WV. MOYER
90. supt. Of Snyder County.
rressure, Pa. Apr. rs, ia.
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MARRIED..

On the 2lsi ult., By Rev. J 7. Sbindel
Mr. A Howard Swartz 10 Miss Mary Mid.
ilesworin, both Of Mu.sers Valley this
county.
On the 2ist ult., by Rev G. q. Erlenmoyer
Gustayus Girmsn and Miss 1sJphene Lands
bOth VI Petry tow nshlp.
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-
ID ED.

In Selin'grove on tho 21ni ult., Mrs. PhueC
Gross, ltOtmerly PeWOc Reinniuger) aged 3.
years.
In Freeburg, samuel rorey, aged 20 ycars.
In Selinsgroyo, on tho 18TH ult, Clara %. NIL
lcr. aged year and 10 days,
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MAsHoopi wonAnuoop--Who may marry,
who not, Why loe pages. ImpedimentS Caus1s
And Cure. Send 260. ". wniJTIsR, 90 Penn
~ piitssurg, Pc Nff bspby
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-05-02

ENECuTOR' NOTICE Letters tesla.
~ mcntary upon the estate of Henry Jar
rclt. late of Monroe Township Snj der Co..
lee having been granted TO the under
,itned, all person knowing themselves in.
debiei To said estate are requested tp make
payment without delay. anl those having
claims on the same will pres mt them TO
Y. II. WAGNER, Executor.
Feb. %, 1872.
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Vinegar Bitters sre no, vile Fancy Drink,
made q Poor Run, WmsEcy, ftooi Spirits and
Refuse Liquors, doctofei, spccd, and tNettcned to
please the taste, c,iicd "Touics," "Appeusers,"
Restores" &c, that lead the trr'er on to drunk.
erness aud ruin, but are > tue Medicine, made
from the native roots and heTbt of California, free
from all Alcoholic SumulaniA They are the Great
Blood Purifier and \ life.giyur Iuucpe, Pet
Zee, Rennvi,ot and lnvieotaiot oi the System, car
tNing 81 al poisonous matter and restoring the
blood to healthy condition, eruchiug IT, fefcshing
ard inveoratrg both mind and brdy They are
easy " administration. rT.mTi in their action. cef.
TAIN 10 their f.su,s, SAFE aud reliable in a. ofus q
a.
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WINTER TINE TALE

)nLip.4guAerGWEMLGoAD
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-10-24
The ReYiHaI.


The revival that hes been in pro-
gross at the NJ. E. Church was
brought to a close last Sunday
night, though the interest had not
abated either on the part of sinners
or the Church. The meeting re
suited in the conversion of about
sixty persons, thirty-two of whom
connected themselves with the NJ.
+. Church. 1t was the most re
markable revival that has occurred
in these parts for years, most of the
converts being boys, though all ages
and sexes were represented in the
list. DR.. Mayhem left with consid-
cradle reluctance and perhaps would
have remained longer had his pres
ence at Conference not been requir-
ed. He deserves the thanks and
has the esteem of this entire people
for his uutiring though disintcrest-
ed labors in their behalf We trust
that the seed he has sown here may
ripen into a golden harvest-thatt the
feeling that has been awakened may
not abate until further effort can be
male to continue the good work.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-10-24
The Senatorial Question.

Our friends of Lawrence county
are a little unreasonable in their de
mand for the State Senator. We
are just now entering upon a new
decade, with a new district, and
should commence a hew arrange
ment. Should Lawrence get the
Senator this time she will be entitled
to it again, according to the rule
heretofore observed, ih 1850, which
would give her the Senator four
years ont Of ten. Now, when it is
remembered that the population Of
Lawrence is only one-fifth that of
Giles the absurdity of this claim
viii be readily acknowledged. The
popHlation of the counties compos.
ing this Senatorial district, accord
ing to the last census, is US follows:
Giles, 5000; Lawrence, 1,450; Lew
is, 800; Wayne, 1900. Add the
populations Of Lawrence, Wayne
and Lewis together and you have
1880, only fifty more than one-half
the population of Giles alone
Now, we want nothing more than
justice IN this matter, and believe
that our friends in the other coun-
ties of the district win be willing for
US to have it when they look at this
matter in the proper light. Let
Giles have the Senator now, and
again in 1880, and then when new
decade commences let Giles have it
again the first and last terms. She
is really entitled to each alternate
term, but is willing to waive that
right upon the terms mentioned
Nothing less wonld be fair or just,
and we cannot believe that Lawrence
would be so ungeuerOus as to claim
four years ont of the decade, and
give to Giles only two, when the
of Giles is five times that
of hers, and nearly twice that of
Wayne and Lewis COM
bined.