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TREASON PARDONS-

Warrants Of pardon were ordered by the
President to be issued to-day to Joseph Ney
and Francisco Iturria, of Texas, Joseph A.
Guy and II. T. Alternately, Alabama, and Ar
thur Emmerson. Of Virginia, under the thir.
tenth exception. 4.
The order has been signed by the President
directing pardons to be made out for fifteen
North Carolinians.
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$4,000 MORE

Mr.. Thomas ]. Hobbs, Disbursing Clerk of
the Treasury Department, had on deposit in
the Merchants National Bank s25O0O of Gov
eminent funds. Why he should withdraw
money from the Treasury intended for pay
ment of persons employed about the building,
to deposit it in bank mile distant, does not
seem to have been satisfactorily explained SO
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GOOD FOB THE PHOTOGRAPHERS.
The speeches now being delivered in the
House on Reconstruction are q godsend to the
Globe reporters, as most Of them are printed,
and the photographers get full pay for "re.
porting" them
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Fatal Explosion Of a Sh.,u.

BOSTON, May 10.-In the iron foundry OF
Davis Farnham, at Waltham, yesterday. q
shell, purchased for old iron, exploded. in
stantly killing VIM. H. Howard and two bows.
also severely wounding the foreman of tbs
foundry and some of the workmep
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ny O. W. BOTHER, Auctionesr :
- $50 street, between lOth and llth M.

On TUESDAY MORNING. Msy ISL a. "a
rioc5 seaii sell on account Of the Quarters q
Penn. avenue and 18th street. No a61 rem" Y,
iio ot irna rssperty, embracing IN part, viz:
- Cetton Shirts. 1ss Towels
ACounterpanes, 100 Hair Ptllovs
III Feather Pillows, IS Bed Sacka
- Mattresses 60 Blankets
q Stoves, Iron and Tin Ware
Desks, Tables, Washstands, &c
Terms caAh
my lo-d q. w ROTELRR auc,
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New SSOIu DIxxInxs

SAN FRANCISCO, May s.-New gold diggings
paying 80 per pan, have been struck on Glenn.
ems Greek, near Big Bend mines. Hundreds O,
boats are going mp Columbia River, laden with
miners and provisions 1t is rumored fhat ths
U. ;. soldiers at Fort Colvjlle have deserted
and gone to the mines, taking their arms with
them
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THK CANAL SPECULATION LOBBY, who have
control of the Chronicle editorial columns, urge
upon Congress to pass the bill giving them the
city canal for the reason-and that is the only
reason they are able to adyanee-that the city
authorities, TO prevent all possibility Of harm
arising from the operations on the canal, are
using disInfectants on the earth as 1t is re.
moved.
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ASHAMED

Breret Lieut. Col. r. Chandler, Captain and
A. A. g., late OF Gen. Dents staff, has been
temporarily assigned to duty at Mai. General
Augur's headquarters.
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The Connecticut Senatorship-Gen.T erry
Nominated.
NEW HAVEN, May Sat the Rspr blican
eaucus to- might seven informal ballots were
taken for u. S. Senator's The last ballot stood
Foster, IS: Buckingham, I: Terry, 20. Gen.
Orrls B Terry was then unanimously nomi.
mated.
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PAYMAsTERs DEPOSITS.

An order was issued yesterday from the Pay
Department requiring all paymasters to report
to the Treasurer Of the United States 1t the
close Of each week the balance deposited to
their credit, and to specify where such balance
is deposited.
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RY JAMES G. McGUIRE / CO., Aoctioessr-.
SALE OF ZINE THREE STORY BRICK

Um ny KsDAf. hay IL. at O'Clock %,
oelng No !o street, between 18th and 1sts. snS
sIurnished With modern improvemeuts ysranSsS
~ LountNn N 'front.' new range in Kitchen oom-
Plete sewerage, stable and carriage -house With
Snrse. fppsrtmenn on rear lot; stablias for six
Terms: Ons-third cash: balance in ~ and ,x.,,.
" secured on the property. Ooavsysncins
my 10 tIntl J. @. NcGUIREk Co ar,..
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- Prom ShiilIngton, Odeon Building, and
from the publishers. we have No. 2 OF the at
tractive new fortnIghtly magazine, Z" The Ga.
loxH." .#..-
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This accomplished lady comes among NJ with the
he1est reputation - IN orator, and with the warm
and earnest Recommendation of the BEST men Of
the country. She spoke at many pefnts durins thu
late Presidential canvass. and always drew lare,
audiences, larger than ever drawn BY lady sneak.
or. Aside from her personal worth, she deserves
wen Of lovers Of our country. myen.
n%NOTICI.-There viii be . meeting a tina
A voters Of the FIRST Ward held ct StottS
all corner OF Penna. avenue aud 10tb street. on
IHUReDA1, the 10th instant, sta O'Clock 10 nom
mate candidates for the Board Of Allermen BoarA
ofCommon Council and Assessor. my ssts
n~TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ASR1 9s.
W. 06:-Nottce 10 hereby given that the
treasurer OF the United States, the Aoeistant
Ireasuiels st New York, Philadelphia md hos.
ton, And the United States DeDesitariee 81 BaIti.
more end Cincinnati have been directed 20 discon,
Of TiMPoRARY L0HSo .sUsrs to- Q. Se
tended for clearing house pqEpGS:s s:Sn,, ocu
m,sM Secretary q the i Tre"snr.y.
nFTRIASURY DRPARTMENT, APRII Al.
NJ 1865 NOTICE is hereby given that on the
Issh DAY Of May; 1855 the interest upon eli cert.
tother than those issued for Clearing house Dur.
Peeee) then outstanding and unpaid viii be re-.
duced to the uniform rate of FIVE PER CENT.
Per annum from that date, and all perpons than
noidfng such certificates on which higher rate al
interest ~ specified are requested to present The
same 70 the officers by whom issued thar other
certificates may be Issued therefor.
my o-ot secretary OF the Treasury.
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eUTBAGEs BY THE coMANCHrs

A gentleman now in this city has received a
letter from his brother at the Chickasaw Res.
ervston, stating that a large body of the Co.
manche Indians had attacked Fort Arbac kle.
Snlckasaw Nation, and earned on all the
horses, and killed some cattle. 1t is also re-.
ported that the same band killed several Tex .
ans and were committing still further depre
dations The Indians could not be pursued.
as there were no troops in that vicinity
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ELECTION IN LkEsBgRG, EA.-On Saturda A v
iast n an election for Mayor, Recorder, and
e I've councilman OF Leesburg, Va, John
"a. vi was chosen Mayor, and Jos. Birkley
Recorder, without opposition.
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TO BE CONFIRnED.

We understand that the Senate Committee of
Commerce report tavorably upon the nomina-
ton Of Mr.. 'Smyt the, to be Collector Of the Port
Of New York, and he will probably soon be
confirmed.
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SiI more cholera cases and three nrora
YORK lower qaaxantias. Ne"
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We have shown above that the total number
of new advertisements in the Duiiy Chronicle for
the six months ending March 81, was 4.5O7, OF
an average of % per day. The number of new
advertisements in the Star during that time
was 1858, an average Of SIX per day
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SMALLPOX ABATINo

Later reports received by Surgeon G. W.
Homer, OF the Freedmen's Bureau, from South
carolina, state that the small. pox has reached
cline.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
source to-day were S7O2, 74O5l +
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RI wARDwRLL 4 HAYS. Aucs.. :: o.er,.,o.,

.. MoNDAY MORNING, Way Il, Al 10 oeIos.
Hish streets Georsstown, the Housebois sss ssa
Hr. amiy declining hensek eepins. consi.tinS Of
stsse: Feather Bed Mattrsssss Table,. Csns ss,
S Seo o.ner Chairs, Safe, Straw Mating. Csrset.
Sou.es,o, SroeksEy, Tin Ware ssd various other
my I0.st. WARDvRLI ku.v.
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CONTRACT ENTERED lSTo.-This morning.
Meesrs. Wilson T.. Brown and Thos. J. Gait
causeway from the foot OF 18th street 20 the
Monument Point, across the canal. was award
ed, gave bona in the sum Of s5UJ0 for the faith
full performance Of the contract. The entire
work is TO be completed in ninety days from
date, and so much Is to be done IN sixty days.
that water may be let in and dow through the
canal. The surveys will Be made to- morrow.
and the contractors will Immediately go TO
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~UhoLAIHlD TsLla RA Ms
An.nIeAE IHL.e.A.l 0o.rAn!.
s.dsiiysi:d: ios want & :aei:ss sddrs.. and Iron
P. .. sNYDER. Manages
AMERICAN TRLKsRAPH OoMpANY. Is
Omce 43S Pa. avenue, May 10, 1888. 4
Tor want q .usns sdd sHs: 0s sns
from other causes:
noyl-n z. B. SNYDER. Manager.
NSPOsTPONEMENT.-The Concert Which
HGnsH4 lob i1.sans !. M.sGsrcss as
until until MONDAY, Nay slsi, At tn: same hour I'D
plsce. my J0-ztr
~vOTEs FOB KIaHT HOURs.-An ID
Of a ni e sS Sss
MING, At g O'Clock, in Council Chsmber, City
.is[ ssfI: EHE IS Rel Ess g Sec
nrs s,II E9IIOE:-Ths new Metho-
B. Sss 5 Go "a. ChIfcS At
18th inst. services oo%msne yoe
At IL o'clock a. N and to be conducted by Rev
s s,sHGF se 1Eh. Rev Dr. N ;S,: sad
U Of the Seventh Ward, favorsbIe 70 tb sG noi
II =; b ssd
oc.ock, to nominate Ward 0andidafee to he m \.
ported az the ensuing munioipa election
my gtd Rep. aed Cen. Union.l
NJ THE SIXTH
US LITERARY AND MUSICAL
ENTEKfAINMENT
IRWIN LYCE
Viii be given Ut STATION HALL, corner 9th ana
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 10. 1sss
~ ~ ee!ocE precisely. The public are respect.
iully invited. mys-atf
TAITENTJ0N, DISTRICT OF COLUM.
meeting Of the Association Of District ofCoIum.
Ball, THURSDAY EVENING, NAV Io' Al
O'Clock p. m, when the constitution win be ready
lot signature and the regular officers be instaIIed
Al honorabiy discharged volunteers from the
District Of Columbia, both soldiers and sailors,
ofncer. and enlisted men are invited to attend
By order Of the Association.
1t. WM. Young, Bee. Sec. pro- TEN m9T
NJ RlEHE SkPss .sn OEEIoE ,HSAArIoNAL
Seesps q iha sa.rs q b bs 18th ,S.
Pspy, held on the 18th inst, the following resoin
ton WAS unanimously adopted
Rsso!red, That the President be directed to issue
acan fer tce dollars share the capital stock
81 the mpany. payable on May 10th, 1855.
nolders eft this Company residing In Wsshineton.
Georgetown and vicinity Will pay their reerectiye
assessments at the Office Of the Compeny 31T
fehnsyIvania avenue, corner OF llth street. BIZ the
date specihed-May 10th, 1856:
my Civ Prssr Nat. TX and frsns,' Go
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tracing money from broken banh President.
soldering use,s VIII douottess he rn requrs,
gst depositoTS. s... ..-..
To prevent nisappreheh slons tt Tnsy he prop
or to say thai Maury & Go. had nc par, whai
ever, IN the above Transaction Their connhng
room was q sed by Messrs. Thomas a Barron
Tor the trans action, but no mouey passed over
the counter, but the amouDt was produces NJ
Mr.. Thomas from sn envelope and hs1ded -
Barron
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The CONCERT At METzERorT HALI-rhs
soiree musicale OF GustsSe - Aloe NJ Met
zsrott's fine hall last evening WAS a brilliant
affair, and a fashionable audience was present
ST. Albes friends were agreeably surprised 81
his vocal power. and his rendition OF the beau
uful Roman N. from Serxdella. WAS warmly
applauded. Mrs. blanchard sang with her
usual excellence. Sherman performances ON
the piano were equal - has hsppiest efforts
and Mr.. Hollub and the Blanchard chIldrea
added greatly TO the pleasure of the entertain n
ment The self progression and musical train
ing Of lutte Meta Bfas chard are wonderfuith =
child only seven years old. The concert viii
be repeated Wednesday. May 18Th 500
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MRS. n. G. WALLIN9,
The greatest female speaker of the age, known "a
the Banished Heroine Of the South, win deliver
Lecture in the
q. 8. SENATE,
On THURSDAY EVENING. May 10, 1856,
Commencing ct O'Clock. Subject:
-.-.- BDO0NefBUCfION.
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ri W. B. LEWIS CO., Auctioueer,.
FINE LOT WITH IMPROVEMENTS. AT AUG.

sne premises, We shau sell Lot No m, in Sann.ra
near Selss tses inshs. front sch street.
food House Of nix rooms, Stable, &c. W
Terms liberal, 1t sale.
my l0-3t W B. LEWIS m A.
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'RsJgAL AMP EgNlRAE wRIArHs H6ii
form, Hair Watch Ohains. 'BfaSsists Pin. ~
1eas ts order ~ Ars. FRIES, late of Bostor. N:,
y. W. ~, Del: Z and L ste near Isth. aHO1Sns
LOB SALE OHEAP-A good GAL AsHF 0A1
y RACE: ASpav ct The BIunere Dseot
oss~ ~ wv ~ ST.
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SheriRF2s Sale.

BY virtue Of yenditioni exponas issued to
me by the Circuit Court at the October term
1866, In favor Of Jacob Hill VS. T. Justice,
A. IT. Rose and L. A Pickett; | will sell
for cash, at the court house In Bolivar on
the ] st Monday in January, 1867, the follow
ing tracts Of land towit: lying and being
in the county of Hardeman and State Of
Tennessee, and bounded as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at n maple 46 poles north Of the
southeast corner Of entry No, $50 for $40
acres in the name of the president and trus-
tees, runs thence west 65 poles to a hickory,
south lO2 poles to a blackjack, n large black
oak and postoal pointers, east 1854 poles to
a small blackjack blackjack pointers, north
So poles to n stake, blackjack and pOstOak
pointers, east l58 poles to blackjack, north
90 poles TO a stake, pOstoak pointers, east
SO poles to the beginning, including grants
1929 and %, 954 to John L. Parker, contain
ing 1876 acres more or less; also one other
tract in said county in district No. g. and
bounded as follows, to-wit: beginning at Il
stake with , postoak and hickory bush point
ers, the southwest corner of tract of land
decided to James ShIvers by George w.
Newborn, a part Of q thousand acre tract,
formerly belonging to William j. Hunt, runs
thence east 40 poles TO a redOak, then north
west 60 44l00 poles to a stake on the west
boundary Of said 1000 acre tract, then south
40 poles to the beginning, containing by es-
timation u acres more or less, and being
the same decided to said l.. a. Pickett, by
James Shivers, l4th February, 1859. Levied
on as the property of l.. a. Puckett
Dec. 6, 1866. W. W. MCCARLEY, Sheriff
ct prs fee $l2
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SgleriG2s SHE

Bv virtue Of a venditioni exponas, issued to
me bv tho Circuit Court, a5 the October
term. 1866, in favor Of l.. II. Knight as j.
n. Puclkett j. III Webb and-L. A.Pucket5,
stavor, / win sell for cash, at the court house
door in the town Of Bolivar, on the LIST Mon
dav in January, 1867 the Following tracts Of
land in the 10Th surveyors district, range 3,
section .. Hardeman county, and bounded as
folIovs. to-vit: Beginning at a maple 46
T,oles north Of the south east corner of en-
Erv No. $50 for GAO acres, IN the name Of
president and trustees, thence west 6S poles
e n hickory thence south 100 poles to a
IIoct- ooIx with a large black oak and post
81 oointers. thence cast los Is poles to
small black lack and black jack pointers,
thence north % poles to stake black oak
and . post oak pointers, thence east ID %
noles to a black oak, thence north SO poles
r. a stake with post oak pointers thence
.,t ee 7,oIes to ebeginning which bounds
;0cIude Grant No 1929 and grant No. 23954,
botb Grants made 20 John l.. Parker, con-
tanning in all l55 acres,
Also another tract, in the same county,
rance and section same, beginning at black
oob the south east corner OF eutry No $50
-. ~ o,res thence with its south line 80
-,oIas to a hickory sapling with sassairas and
T6onIar rointers, on the north OF entry 1887
for 25 acres, in the name OF WIN III, thence
east ID poles ID n black oak ana &lahlsh
oek MONITORS, his north east corner,-----
Ibenee south so poles 20 dead white oak
Y7ointer. thence east a CLIO poles to stake,
hickory and dogwood pointers, thence north
157 noles 10 d red oak with a red oak and
-,ost M pointers, on the section line thence
vest 43 6-IO poles to the beginning, contain
inc 100 acres. The above being tracts OF
land conveyed by John L. Parker, by deed,
5ate5 10tb Of October, 1916, and registered
in Registers Office Of Hardeman county,
III, q . naoes $50. 3SI. Levied on as the
propertv of i. A. Pickett.
w. W. MOCARLEY,
n. & 1864 4tnfsI5 Sheriff
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aheriR,s sale.

BY virtue Of a venditioni ezponas, issued to
me by the Circuit Court, at the October term,
1866, in favor Of Jarratt & Wood as. w b.
Hicks, and Bailey Macon, stayor, viii sell,
at the Court House door, in the town Of Boil
war, on the first Monday in January, 1867,
for cash, the following town lot situated in
the town of Bolivar. Hardeman county, and
state of Tennessee, in square No. 5, lot 3,
Folks Addition, bounded as follows, to.wit
south by McNeal street, west by NJ c. Rail
road, north by lot 4, square 5, east by lot ], ,
squire 5. Levied on as property of W. b.
Hicks. W. W. MCCARLEY,
Dec 6, 1866 4tpf&6 Sheriff
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EegnE
Shcrfmsa Sale

RI, y;rt7a IF a ;or,5it;,5; -
me- Inv the Circ1it Co. ~ tj- So G1tlt -
form 1865 IN f7-o. n F. plri- =.
PIE Vrolb s., 81 - 4 = ., 10 = -
stao ali All - ~. = \
f5a to,gn IF Roii, f.ii ''''@e j,,'I 4.
SIord,y +, J,,,,.~v 49, esiS-:
trscts 9r land IN ITs~3.s,-, lo,,,7t- ~
a., trao+ &C I15 go, *; - -
secFio > f0tb enrger-s iist--.f L,'a,l,7,i
os f.l,-s to,git Ro.,;,r-. - ~ -
- - - tl.o -. - -, an 80
- e. ..l.;a.,i,, -, III -. ~
: 80 -
sc - -, 80 - IN - ~, ~
- - -. 1e,, 80.
- - - 80 = =
,Ii'' 49, 'l,1
FL, 80 ~ o,.,s,7 ~ -, "a
-, -, - Il ~
=. 80 ~ - =. ~.
~, ~ 80. ~ ,i..,',i all
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Eaas.EaE2a sase.

By virtue Of a yend tioni exponas issued to
me by the Circuit Court in favor Of D. r.
Knight VS. Z. Justice, L. 4 Pickett and w
a. Justice, stayor, 1 VIII sell at the court
house door in the town of Bolivar, fer cash,
on the lst Monday in January, 1867, the
following tract Of land, to-wit: beginning at
a stake, the south east corner Of IS acres
sold by James A Ross TO Montezuma Jones,
thence south William Eskew's line 1G8 poles
to VIM Eskew's southwest corner, thence
west SO poles to stake with blackjack and
postoak pointers, thence north with the
boundary line Of entry No 1872 for %
acres in the name Of J j. Polk, 90 poles to
Peter *. Crews northeast corner, thence
west with Peter r. Crews north line, 30
poles to a stake, with 2 ash pointers, thence
up a large spring branch, being a divisional
line, north 30 degrees, east - poles to-
stake, thence east III poles, passing the
southwest corner of NJ. Jones' IS acres to
the beginning, containing IS acres more or
less Levied on as the property Of H. sJus-
tice December 9th, 1866
At 81 80. w w. MoCARLEY, Sheriff
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Gre the Cedron Bitters one Trial,
Aua.yOu WILL NEVER use any others.

4A--5 0I WIZ II I5a my otiefs.
It is necessary publish long which
the CEDRON BITTEf}S a specific Ale diseases Of
the Sr04IAgH IA, 30 Els. LIVE Or kidneys; IN
ALL AFFECTIONS OF TIL = BRAIN depending upon de-
rangement Of the Stomach and boz els in GOVT RHEU-
MAIlSA1 AND NEURALGIA, and in FEVER AND
AGUE. 1t is destined sUpersede others. 1t
these diseases but prevents them
wineglassfu the Bitters before each
meal viii obvate the bad effect of the unhealthy eli
the person against diseases under
the most trying exposure.
Sold Retail 6y GrocsrS and Druggists
GenelrLLL
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Circular and Other Saws,


Screw Wrenches and Tackle Blocks,
Pumps and Fixtures, Grind stones and
GearinEs,
Pad, Door, and other Locks,
Hollow Ware, Castings,
Stock and Wash Kettles,
Blaclsmiths' Anvils, Vices, Bellows etc.,
Stocks and Dies, railroad Mauis
Picks and Barrows Iron, Cast, Blister and
German Steel,
Tin Plate and Metals,
French Window Glass,
Guns, Percussion Caps and Shot,
Fishing Hooks and Lines,
Plows and Cotton Scrapers,
CultivatoTs and Harrows,
Corn Shelters and Feed Cutters,
Betting and Packing,
Reapers, Powers, and Saw Mills,
And every other article DO found Hardware or g
ricuitural Establishment.
Agents for s---sormsr.Iystearns &Mar-
vin's---Eafes
Agents also for Howes Counter and Platform seapaies
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The Latest and Most Improved Discovery Of the
Nineteensh Century

No mans name is more intimately connect
ed with the history Of Maeria Mediea in the United States
favorably known pioneer Heal discovery
able preparation Of SARSAPARTLA long stood at
head Of the various compounds Of that valuable drug
His COMPOUND or WILD CHERRY has become q household
word throughout the West and onth-
his WORM LOZEEGEs, than in
PRODUCTION, attained reputation spread
Of North America But the of
remains to be attained in his discovery
hnation for be does not to be the
RON. which Is the basis Of the BiIIES
public. That honor belongs the nasve CEN
TRIAL AAEhitA 20 whom It's virtues have been known
than Two hundred years Armed with it the Indian
BIDS DEFIANCE TO TIE MOST DEADLY MALARIA, ana handles
6oug rear ne moss Venooas seFTeuts 1t Is belief With
them that long there is breath body the CEDRON
is potent to care matter what the disease be- While
DIR BULL is net prepared to endorse this
tension he is nevertheless satisfied thorough
ton Of the evidence relating its virtues that remedy
and preventive Tor all diseases arising from exposure either
60 changes o. weather and climate 20 tue TnasEatic inhu
enee, it STANDS WITHOUT & RIVAL, and justly de-
serves the reputation it ha long ENJOY ed ia Central
lea aud the West Indies.
INDXSPEPSfA and its attendant train OF symptoms It
acts like charm than licinc- There nothing
the Of Maeria Medica that for bear
comparison with It is this disease
PULL Of this wonderful plant may
18th edition Of the u DsPensa0ry 1887 and
series of experiments in which
years engaged Been brought
tioa ana he enabled TO offer the public
Of CEDkO& Wh other approved toucs the hole preserved
IN the best quaiy Of COPPER DIsTTLLED Bourbon Whisky,
which be is confident has No EQUAL IN THE WORLD
He might furnish volume Of certificates public
have long since learned to estimate such
value The safest plan IS for every for himself
virtue Of q medicine.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-12-22
Axes. Hammers. Hatehets, Files, Rasps,

Axes, Hammers, Hatchets, Files, Rasps,
Chisels and Gauges,
House, Ship Carpenter, and Railroad
AIDES and Axes,
Augura, Saws. and DrawingBnives,
Iron and Steel Squares,
Trace, Wagon, and Coil Chains,
Dog, Halter, and Jack Chains,
Planters, Garden Cane, and Grub Hoes,
Butt, Strap, Window Blind, and other
Frying Pans, Corn, Coffee, and Paint
Mills,
Patent Balances and SteeIyards,
Razors and Razor Strops, Curry Combs,
Flour and Meal Selves, Wire and Wire
Cloth,
Cotton aud Wool Cards, shoyels and
Spades.
Manila Hemp, and Cotton Rope,
Hand, Bench and
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-12-22

We have been engaged in the Hardware business in Nom
ps for twenty years and have the pleasure Of
forming old friends and the public generally that
We receiving extensive stock cf HARDWARE
sock such kept before the and enabled
Inducements to Country Merchants Planters and 9th
who may Be wanting anything in cur line. 0ursock
sists in part of the following;