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From the above cards it will be seen that
my late associate, Mr.. Thos. E. Lindsay. has
Withdrawn from, business. and left me to sue
coed the firm of Irvine Il Lindsay I part
with him regrettully, and sincerely depiore
his i'll health. ! thank him for his words of
commentator, and wish HIM a speedy re-
covery. 1t shall be nv endeavor to merit
both the liberal favor he asks for me and the
urstinted recommendation nc gives. | Will
be pleased to see all old fiends and customs
ers IS often a. may be convenient, aud to
welcome As many new ones as possible. |
would like to settle up the old business mt
buy more goods cheaper than ever
juiy 3lst, 1873. a. G. IRVINE.
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DmD-At Murfreesboro, Tenn, on
Sabbath evening, 10th inst, of heart dis
ease and paralysis, Mrs. MARTHA A.
POINTER, relict of the late Jno. II.
Pointer. of this city, aged 50 years.
Mrs. Pointer was lifelong resident
of Giles county, a most exemplary
christian woman, and devoted wife,
mother, friend. Her death Occurrc at
the residence of her son-in-law, Capt.
Fletcher Burrus, with whom she had
lately resided. Her remains reached
the residence of her sofi-in-Iaw, Mai. NJ.
Childress, i'm this place on Monday eve
ming and We're Inferred at the new
Cemetery on Tuesday morning, attend
ed by a large concoarse OF mourning
relatives and friends. Is So
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E A fond father in the lower part
OF town the other day took the clothes
line and constructed a swing from
beam i'm the barn for his little four
year-old to amuse himself with. The
boy swung in it week before his
mother conceived the idea of going out
to see whether there was any danger of
his getting hurt. She went out at
length, however, and as she neared the
place where her darling was enjoying
himself his screams of delight fell upon
her ear like zephyrs OH the bosom OF a
lake, and her heart drank in a portion
of the ecstacy in which her little cher
ub was having. Cautiously she slipped
the creaky door aiar and peeped in,
when, . horror! the first thing her
eyes beheld was the topping of the
beam to which the rope was swung. 1t
was now her time TO scream, which be-
ing put in, the cook rushed madly 20
her assistance. In her fearful agony
she stood mOtionleSs, pOwerless to ar
rest the threatening doom that hung
above her first boru's head almost ready
to crush his young lite out, and she
could do nothing but point and i'm
plOre her boy to rush from under. The
cook, however, was equal to the Occa-
sion, and she rushed in and seized the
trembling, precious form of mama's
darling and placed it in its mothers
arms, who swoOned at his delive1nce.
She shortly revived, and clasping her
rescued boy in loving arms proceeded to
the house, and with tremblingly thank
full heart ruminated upon what might
have been but what was prevented by
her timely visit to the scene. Then she
dispatched the cook for help, who soon
returned with two stalwart negro men
TO remove the beam, that sNch thing
might never occur again. They pro-
cured couple of crow bars and fence
rail and proceeded TO their work, but
every effort to bulge the perilOus beam
proved as futile as summers breeze.
1t stood as fast rs if wedged in its place
by the weight of the rock of Gibralter,
AMI the mother was put To the painful
necessity of knowing that her fright
was for nothing and that the father
knew what he was doing when he tied
the rope.
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EDITOR CITIzEN-In keeping with
the pledge made In our advertisement of
Martin Female College in regard to
competent, efficient teachers, we an
nounce the gratifying fact that we have
secured a directress OF our musical
department Mrs. Mary w. Bentley, well
and favOrably known in other years as
Miss Mary W. Seay. Mrs. Bentley is
devoted to her profession, has prose-
cuted it unremittingly for nine cOnsec-
utive years, last past, and while she is
equal to the best i'm the importation of
musical lore, she is confessedly one of
the most brilliant performers in the
land. She will give Instruction on the
Piano, Guitar, Organ and Harp, and
will also teach the French language,
which she reads and speaks tluently.
W. X, JONES'
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NEW TRIUMPHS !
SALES OF LAST YEAR!

THE statistics from sworn returns of the
L sales of Sewing Ma hires in 1872 (report-
ed 1873, show that the Singer Manufac-
turing Corr pany sold. last year over For
TY-FIFE TBOUSAND more machines
than ANY other Company. and over one
quarter of all machines sold during that
time. Nine ont often OF said Singer Machines
were for AMILY use-proving the great
popularity of the Singer in he household.
Machines deli erei and satisfactory in
structions given in all parts Of the county
on the most liberal terms. New Machines
OF all styles for rent by the month. Office
upstairs in Childers' Block
jull0-6m W. III. WHITE, AGENT.
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NOTINE BY order Of the Board of
NV ltJlI. Directors Of the Pulaski
Pisgah and Bradshaw Turnpike Co., a call j.
hereby made on the cash snbscrib ers u the
said road, residing within the first five miles,
to pay 10 per cent OF the amount subscribed
at either of the Banks in Pulaski, OF 90 the
Secretary. W. L. Wilson, on or before the
goth of October proximo
augi4-tf W. L. WILSON, Sec'y.
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A ca RID.

Continued i'll health having warned me to
retire from business for the present, in doing
so desire to thank the public for the liberal
patronage heretofore given, To thank my late
associate for his Uniform courtesy, and to be-
speak for him cont nuatian of the conf
dence and support of the community. J can
cousciento u~ly recommend him for his taste,
tact aud talent a merchant, and tor integ
Iity as gentleman
July 3lst, 1873. THOS. L. LINDSAY.
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IL The recent changes at the depot
for the convenience and accommodation
of the travelling public are worthy of
special commentator. The agent, MIR.
Bard, has succeeded in effettiRg ar
raugementS for the sale of through tick
cts To all points north and east, and to
all points on the NJ. Il c. Railroad
as far as Memphis, which Is a conven-
fence never before allowed TO this sta
ton. We are pleased To learn also that
MIR, Bard has recognized the Importance
of providing for the comfort of ladies at
the depot, and has fitted up the sitting
room with new furniture, settees and
other conveniences, which they viii full
ly appreciate. We commend him for
these progressive steps, and feel sure
that the entire travelling public will do
the same.
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C- We acknowledge the receipt of a
ticket TO the marriage of Mr.. II. II. La
cey, brother Of our. clever Young friend
ElwOod Lacey, of Louisville, Ky, to
Miss Bette Duvall which, occurred on
the 9th nit. The happy couple started
at once on Il tour through the North,
and are spending season at that IA
nous resort Put-in- Bay, on Lake Erie.
We wish them life devoid of all that
initiates against happiness and flied
with all that Is hostile to misery.
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PRovIsIoNs-puYINe.
DTSSOTVTTON

.THHE Co-partnership heretofore existing
urdeT the firm name of Irvine d Lindsay,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Thos F. Lindsay retiring on account of i'll
health. A. c. Irvine will continue business
at the old stand, in who's hands the books
and assets Of the latc firm will be found, who
assumes all liabilities and is alone author
lied to make collections.
A. c. IRVINE.
July 3lst, 1878. T. F. LINDSAY.
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For the CITIZEN.
Many Hearts Beat with Glad


Mr.. EDITOR As you occasionally re-
ceive report from this part OF the
country, thought it might be interest
ing TO quite number of your patrons to
know W has the Church was doing We
commenced meeting last Saturday at
PiSgah, three miles from Bethel, to give
thanks to the Lord for continued health,
and the recent rains on our perishing
crops. The congregation was large, at
tentive and appreciative. We protTact-
ed the services four days. The Rev J.
G. Phelps, of the North Ala. Couter-
ence, preached four logical sermons, the
Rev. Benjamin +. CASTOR, Of the North
Ala. Conference preached on Sunday, n
scal-Stirring and heart-cOmtorting SER
mon, and who could forget the sermon
OF the Rev. II. L. sanders on the last
night of the meeting. The results of this
meeting are truly cheering; - persons
prOfessed religion. Many hearts beat
with gladness, while tears of joy sparkle
on many a cheek. r. J.. PAGAN.
Bethel, Tenn, Aug. 9th 1873.
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~ Some men boast of big ears of
corn, hut Col. McKissack can show a
larger number on one stalk than any
other man in the world. We think
there must be at least hundred shoots
on one stalk he LETT at our office yester-
day, ant the stalk was not very large
one either. Who can beat that
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~ Unclaimed letters remaining in
the Post-oflice at Pulaski for the week
ending August 9th, 1873:
VIM. II. Ashworth, Miss Mollie Fra
sier (col.), Susan jackson, Miss Sarah
Inman, n. b. Fitzpatrick, a. I. Hit,
Mrs. Polly Phelps, Miss Evaline Smith,
Willie IL. IL. Wheeler, jonathan Ford.
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GS- From a communication signed
LiHiet0p, which we have not published
for-want of space, we learn that the
school at Friendship, two miles north
west OF Prospect, taught by Mrs. Ella
Higgins, closed on the 3lsJ with thor
ough and remarkably satisfactory exam
ination, and brilliant literary and mu-
steal entertainment at night. The wri-
ter thinks Friendship good location for
a school, aud Mrs. Higgins good teach
ar
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EE- Mr.. +. 4. Taliaferro is in Madi-
son county ut the residence of his ia
ther sick. He was taken about three
weeks ago with a fever of some sort
but got well enough to go home, where
he has been 4 week or ten days. We
hope he may soon recover and be able
to greet his friends and attend to his
steadily increasing practice in Pulaski.
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~ Col. Thos. j. Moulton, father Of
Mr.. Jas. MOulton, former resident of
Pulaski, died at his residence in Frank
lin, Tenn, on die Both ult., of Cancer.
Col. Moulton was a man highly respect
ed and widely known, and his death is
regretted by many.
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EB- Our deserving young friend Fay
Tor Harwell has been spending several
days among his many friends at this
place. We hope he may have u season
of enjoyment and return to Nashville
restrengthened for the artluOus labors
Of his profession.
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Physiological Lectures.

We are pleased to announce that DIS.
Sumpter, Alternately, Gordon, Grant
and Bate have kindly Consented 60 de-
liver, alternately, occasional lectures to
the Physiological Glass of Martin Fe-
male College, ". X. JONEs.-
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I'M the counts COurt at PuIaskI.

Alexander Britain vs.. VIM Britain and
others
I y this cause II appearing from the Com
i ulaiBaut's bill that Thcs. Britain. Frank
lin Britain. John I Brittan. Ed ward Rca-
rau. Missouri Reagan, Jari JinsS Elizabeth
b. lines. Tho-. Lee and Polly Ann b. Jinos.
defenduuts. are non residents Of the Stale OF
Tennessee. 50 j. therefore ordered by Tie
Clerk that said uou-re-i3cnt attendants be
ouired 70 appear before the County Court
VI tsile-s COUNTS on the al - AJuday n sep
tsm5er, 1875, and Hakt defense 20 said bill ,
or the same wall be taken for confessed and
thecsrsse sct Tor bearing eX partc a. iati.esn .
Il = h4rthor iered Shat fhis notion DC
Pulaski Citiz q, a newspsper Published in
the town OF Pulaski, IN fae state 81 Tennes-
rs-sss. a. "a. AYMETT,
faI2S CsEzk Giles County Court
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~ Prof. II. w. York has been do
ing Il good business in the photograph
line lately. His pictures cannot be
beaten for faithfulness of likeness and
execution. We like to see a clever gem
tleman and one who understands his
business prosper
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MARTIN Female CoIIepe.

Parents wishing TO secure boarding
for their daughters will call on the
Principal Of she school, who will refer
them 60 good families Tor accommodate
ton. He viii be prepared 10 receive
SIX or eight into his own famiIy. 2t
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q s 1FoR THE CITIZEN.
Thoughts of the Departed, e
Hearts crowned with the rich harvest
SO bloom, a 9
Grow faint oft time,
When. paie-eyed Memory speaking from
the tomb,
Sings of a fairer cline
sss sssszsE rs.ss-.- seek sT ssass
All why regret the flowers, that earth,
loo faint to bear,
Nourishsd not. and that daily dropped
from dearth,
Asking cline less drear?
ssisfl-tiss - -e
Why weep that God stopped down to
cheer ,ae7 az .a =aa|
-sl The whitening flower, e
And, plying, bore aloft the soul so dear
To bloom, but drOop no mores
Were Faith the ministrant we deems
And Love more Strong,
And faltered not as now, an dothit seem
That we should weep SO longy
We weep that some have left the scene
$50. Where ne toll on; 5..z-5
We weep that the dark veil hath fallen
ss between ~ -s44@ss ---
Us and theloyed ones gone.
We weep for ey es that beam no more
With sweet surprise;
Feet, that alas are trslckleSs on the shore
- eaaW Where the wave breaks and dies.
Tongues that shall never greet orr ears
80 With fondlest tones
Forms that beat hearts close to- our hearts
8 And Inc now ar. dust and bones.
The waves have claimed them, and the
dark sea ~ --
Gives not again, aasv .s1Iosg
But chants a requiem on the shiftinglel,
The restless, sounding main.
Earth too, has stolen from our embrace
Those held most dear,
And all its fields will soon TetainnO trace
That sitered dqstlies there.
But wen I Know, Wien ages flown, -s1
Time weary grows, --.- -
And pauses in his flight. his long task
done, .srr.s-a. s.. saHUl.H r- s-#saa- .- i
-.- Whence they shall then repose.
'-E ..nsf-al7 alr t7 H.a.ae .sas-r
The dead shall gather up their. forms
As God hath said,
And then my sainted shall speed 10 my
arms, -a q e-.-.s .sz.i..i i.
OF Death no more afraid.
- as as< .1gfEq . atrE5a IS ORION.
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Educational

THE UNDERSIGNED viii take change of
class Of young men, or b. ", in Latin
Greek and Mathematics, 90 his residence in
Pulaski, on East Hill, half mile from the
square, students TO be present only At rec
itutious promptly. Terms Of tuition per
month, 81, payable monthly. Tune of com
uencing, Monday, August Is, 1873.
j. Is. ANDERSON.
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RELIGIOUS.

Elder B. f. Mullins viii preach at
Unity Church on Monday and Tuesday
next, tile 18th aud 18th, at II o'clock.
Rev Mr.. Van Hoose win preach at
Antoinette Hall next Sabbath as usual.
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Court of Bankruptcy.

WILL hold a Court OF Bankruptcy in Pu-
laski on the goth day of August. ISIS
All persons having business in this Court
must have Il resd,, ~ | cannot protrsgt the
term. Creditors Of Boyd NJ. Young eaa
prove their claims NJ that term.
". N. DOUGHTY,
u BsSiSoer u Bsntrupscy.
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GSy- Rev. DIR. Rice's sermons at the
Presbyterian Church last Sunday We're
practical and forcible both I'm diction
and manner Of delivery. We liked his
style as well as his matter. &- y
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C8- Orion's Thoughts OF the De-
parted" are worthy, and we accept them
upon thsconditions named.
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~ Mr.. Chas. Marshall, our former
efficient depot agent, lIas beer IN tle
city several days.
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Notice.

! HAVE suggested the insolvency OF the
L estate ofB A. Dagger, decd, to the Clerk
OF the County Court and all persons hold
ing claims against the estate viii fle tbeu
properly proved, with said Clerk for pro "a.
Ia payment within the time prescribed nv
law. II G. WlLLEFORD, Admir-.
aurla-St
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- Rev, Mr.. Van HoOse failed to fill
his appointment at this place last sun
day on account OF sickness.
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Sam'i ! Okely was qualified guardian
Of Alex. B. s VIM. +. English by the
County Court Monday.
Aimus +. Marks gave bond and quail
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For sale.

a good paying business for small
money address,
p. o. Box &C, Pulaski, Tenn.
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J. J. Owen to Lucy a Evans.
II. C. \ Dung to II. A. Garden,
5. +. Miller to Mary Z. Barnes.
J. II. Houston to Mrs. NJ. j. Mayfield.
JnO. d. Elder to Mary L. Hughey.
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cure CONSUMPTIOHl
Us. PEMBERTON s Co. Props.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHERr.
marG-6m Fs.F
AtIanta. Ca. March q. is7i.

Atlanta, Ga, March 95. 1871
Hess. J. :. Fs1absrsoH n O4'--Gentlemeu-
have been afflicted Tor ten years with ter
rible cough and senous lung disease and have
used hll the boasted cough aud lung remedies
Of the age, aud have been under tFoatneHt Of
at ] n~t one dczen Of the most eminent ply
aieinns-but my cough never ceased. and tie
last six month before I commenced the Use Of
yonr Globe Flower Syrup my life wR- de-
SPARED Of, and came 20 the conclusion that
my Gaze was beyond the reach of any Htsdi-
cinc-but ] ara now we'll. being cured 81 my
ugh and lung affection by the use OF Two
bottles o. your Globe Flower Syrup. % ~
four months since ] have taken the Glnhe
Flower Syrup, ADJ have ~ cough since -
Ny general health has improved ~ mach
that my fricndz are 3. tonisbsd % my receive
~. To many 10 seems like niirHcle. With
feelings 81 gratitude. ] shall always remain
warm friend 10 tbs Globe Flower Syrul, aed
yourselves. JAS, W, iiUkT, Artist -,
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Prof. M. x. .Jones.

b We learn from the CITIZEN tliat this
able and distinguished educator will
soon establish Female Academy at
Pulaski. Prof. Jones, an elegant gem
leman, accomplished scholar and eX-
perienced teacher, founded at Trenton
the Melrose Institute, one of the most
successful institutions of Learning in
our end OF the State Pulaski, Il flour
ishing, aspiring young giant, needs
just such an Academy az Prof. Jones is
capable of creating, as if by magic. We
heartily, cordially commend him and
his equally deserving wife to the CITI-
ZEN and the mothers and fathers OF
zette.
SOME people use One-half their inge-
nuity to get into debt, and the other
half TO svoid paying out.
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n A clap of thunder yesterday
morning shivcred large glass in the
transOm at tile from door of the resi-
dcnce of Mr.J Il. Childers.
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A NO. EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
a who knows how to sell goods aud can
command good trade can get geod salary
by applying Immediately. None hut he
best need apply. Address by lettor (not in
person., A. b =, CITIZEN Office. aul5tt
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Salesman Wanted.

EE- A press of important matter this
week crowds out many locals.
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or m e1a PER DAY! AGENTS
81 ~ gu wanted All elasses 90
Is orking people, Of either sex. yuung or
old. make mere money 10 work for " In
their spare moments, or al the time,
than AZ anything else. Particulars free
Address G. SIISsoS & Co., Portland,
Maine. sepI9
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THURSDAY, AUG. IA, 1873.
gutaI aye,rs.
Attention. PIanters.

IL you want the highest market price
for your wheat, bring Il 10
j. A. FOSTER % Bros,
ju2i-it West Side of the Square.
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azs-The jury in tie case Of Mrs. Mof-
felt Is. the n. & ID. Railroad returned a
verdict OF thousand dollars damages
for the plaintiff. s-
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DISSOLUTINN.

V'HE Firm u Rolls & Morton has This day
i j SOLVED by mutual consent, Mr- J /. ~.
Rolls retiring. All persons Indebted q Faid
I'm are requested 10 settle ifrrne,iiateiy.
The firm il succeeded b MesSrs- MuFfnH.
v orlev a Mccoy. for whom we he-psak
the patronage q orr fTiends wh9 hags %
kindly civcn ne their -ulF-orr-
Iuly ST. rs. R0LFS & MORTON.
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NOTICE.

DRCPOSALS for building FIVE miles OF the
i Pulaski, PiSgah and Bradshaw Turnpike
Road, in sections. will be received ne the Of
fee Of the President. BY order of Board OF
Directors. :. +, ROSE.
W. BALLENTINE,
MARION CHILDRESS,
aul4 % FbeCutius Cstamfttee
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e VIII eradicate the disease and VITA assuF-
ahee, founded on proof that no harm can
arlse from - use IN any quantity.
That which protests from OF proFenta MS
disorder must be 81 Immense seryies b ne
communiiscs Wtcfa Il preTaiIs. Prereatioa
Il better fhaH care; for DE pziiaat essapes ttss
risk which be must run IN viaisaf attacks o.
this balefus distefnper. This CuHEs expels
tlle miasEasir poison % Fever aad Agas
from the system. and prevents he develop
ment Of the disease. b taken on tbe arEt
Approach Of iss preisonltorg symPtozns. A
great superiority Of thia rsmedy ovsF aRy
other ever discovered fsT Ire speedy and ocT.
tain cars % fntasIniftehls q, nat 4 contains
no Qainine OF mineral consequently IL pro
dHooa no guinism or Other Injurious effects
whatever nBon the constitzsioa- Those cured
~ e are len a. healthy - e tAey haa nsFeE
Fever aaa ASse Is not alone ne eoa.
ssguanas Of ne miaszaatie poison A Eness
VARSITY Of disorders arise fr9u Re irfiiaiien,
anoaE which arc Neuralgia, a1Aeaaaa-
Gtssss. Gseug, EEeaaaches BttaGsass,
Tsoehashe, EsFsEbes GatarFh, Ash
1ss, EHaiptEaEtoa, Esatnfai AEeee1oa
sf ahe spleea, - yassFfcs, En1z A. sAa
n0WeIa- cssfe. Paralysis. and deranrs-
nlsnf % the stsaaal.. al q WhisA, Whsa
originating b shia cease, FRt On Ne inter
mifieEs type, or become periodical. This
acuuK" expeIs ne poison fzom tlzs blood
Ead consequently cures toem Al altks. a A.
Eh inTaluahie proteetiD1 % tumigFslts ant
persons travelling or Temporarily residing n
NE maiarioes dlstIt1ta. ~ taken seeasioa-
ally or daily uhlie exposed % ne lEfsciiozy
that win Be exrreied ffom the syaten, and
cannot AscutznSiEte % suilcien- quantity .
ESnsa ihfo disease. Hence g q even .ere
valuable Cor Pr0iectiou thEn eursI aHd ieE
vii ever safcr froh faterniitteuts = 4sy
sgaii themselves % ne F-oi1etiol ne retas
eGy Affords
For Liver Complaints. arising rom tofsiia.
~ o. tiie IlvsF. e i IN exeelenf Fe1leoy'
sfi,ausrflas fac liver into healthy aCttsiiys
and proissfng maay tFniy resaarkabie eNr-ss
waeru 0lhcr medicines fsii.
FaEpAEzD ~
Esr. .. c. AVER = CO. Lsgels lIaslss
PraefEaaE assa zsafBttcaf Ghs1stszss
AID SOLD AL H0p5o TEE Woz1<ss
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-08-14
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Agoe, Intermittent Es-
Dumb AEues Periodical or Bilious Es-
yer, a., and indeed AL the Affections
which arse nom uaisr3oua, mErshs oE
1nfasmatc potgcnE.