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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29

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es ~ NewspAperp Periodicals, Pamphlets aug AZ
ai,sMs nrnted matter, Except circulars and nooks!
an for each and every ounces Double these rates
are plc,Tes Of Mail Matter not charged with letter
sg must BE- so arranged that the same can be eonVs
snty examined by Postmassrsi II not letter postage
will be charged. . a -. =. o.ot, A ,,,n.aa
OF nsSed Circulars Ito addresSl net exceeding IN
bsr cents; and in the same proportion Tor great
CT nv Postage Mater for delivery within the United
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Eaters Of soldiers aud sailors. ,,,. ,S,h Aarcsp
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29
Fren the washiagton Republican.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT ARREST.
SEIZURE OF THE MOST ANONYMOUSLY EN-
aRAvED PLATES FOR coUNTERFErTINe
EVER DISCOVERED.

For many months the detective force at |
tached to the Treasury Department have been
on the alert for counterfeiters of greenbacks
Of different denominations. Persons have
been arrested from time to time, and some
have been convicted. Plates have been dis
covered, some producing very good imita-
tons of greenbacks of tho smaller denom-
nations. But II remained for Col. W. G.
Wood, the superintendent of the Old Capitol
prison during the war, to arrest, at Cincin-
natl, on Friday last, Charles Ulrich, who,
from the evidences of his guilt found upon
him, will probably turn out to BIO the most
ingenious and successful counterfeiter, so
far as the execution of the plates and print
ing of the notes are concerned, that has yet
been detected.
Ulnch is German. Colonel Wood has
been on his track for months, and according
to the formers statement, II has cost him a
good deal of money to keep out of the way
of the Government detective Ulrich &C.
knowledged that II was his purpose TO ruin
the credit of the government by throwing
on the market the product Of his ingenuity
Experts of the government pronounce hi
imitation of the one hundred dollar notes OF
the National Central Bank of Boston ant
the National Bank of New York, complet
plates of which were found upon the prison
CIR when taken and were shown to us yestOE
day, to be the finest specimen Of workman
; ship ever seen. The imitation is perfect
The chemical process theory, about the PEI
lection of which so much has been said,
J, entirely knocked TO pieces as developed b
d the splendid specimens of Ulneh's hand
" work. Besides the plates alluded to, Go
o Wood also found in the prisoners possessic
. plates, partly finished, of five dollar not
* on the National Bank OF New York, and
other banks.
1t is believed that ulrlch had not pr
crossed far enough to issue many, II any,
his counterfeit notes. In fact, he said tn
hehad not got fairly started. He was brous
to this city ON Monday, and then sent to M
ce York in custody of an officer, where he W
es be indicted first.
~ The value of this arrest to the dovernm'
be cannot be too highly estimated.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29
-. sw1No IN THE APPLE TREE

rha,ms come, the sunbSams 60.
Tho boughs droOp gently over
no., ,be breessv lAughiIB low,
Among the bloomleas clover
swluging 10 aud fro l pass
qNrouah leaves tina. autumn dApp's''
And watch, upon the fading grass
The fall Of ruGaet apples.
u.,su for the babbllns creek
Th,t stjrs the MONDAY QUIET
o( summers gone, its quSvers SPEAK,
OF aag nowsn running riot
n ,one,y creek, your shallow bhnk'
Another spring will grow them,
Va, lowers bloom full sweet think
whsre'sr the angels saw them
Ih,.r across the meadow lots
The sheep bsllS soitiy Jingle
Tbsv crop the tender daisy plots.
TIA, frosts begin TO Wrinkle.
I,annOt see one katydid
Of all that makes this wransis,
1 wonder II they haven't hid
Amongst the iovsln'tAnGlet
A hildser cries above my head
The branch beneath him quivsrs'
And downward, through the sunlight red
golden apple shlvera
Ny swing goes up, my swing colnsa doSn'
The EsphyrG hurry after;
And hope and youth. triumphant crows
Tho day with 10y and laughter.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29

wa ,saro that gentleman residing 10 our
,ovn acme few weeks ago purchased lot OF old
condemned seepers from the Railroad Company
a, III, purpose Of using them as hieWood. They
we're accordingly taken to his residence ana
sawed into suitable lengths for the stove, ana
w,,s used as fuel, and as such gave great astis-
.otiop until one evening the good wife placed
one Of the pieces in the stove, when very
,,r,n0e and remarkable occurrence happened -
Shortly after p aciug the wood in the stove her
attention was attracted by singular noise IN
The room, not unlike the crying of child OF
The moaning Of person in distress, aud upon
,ss,oIiaV for the cause Of 1t asceriained that
the poso proceeded from the stove; and De-
coming somewhat alarmed, called her husband
and acquainted him with the matter The gentle
mao OF once advanced to the stove, ana upon
opoulne the door, strange and fearful sigh
met his Astonished gaSe-right iu the midst o
The blsaing flames was a large snake writhlnI
In agony and utteripg the piteous noise whiol
had attracted her attention. The snake sioW''
cnvol out Of the stove aud dropped on tn
door verilablo EEery serpent, and in few Sc
cOpds expired. The snake had, doubtless, on
tered cavity in the sleeper In the Fall an
rslspsug into torpid state, was only arouse
when encompassed by tho aameH,-lHanov'
tPa.) Spectator.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29
RAILROAD LINES.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON A,
u BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TINE TABLE.

DHILADELPHIA, WILMTNGTON AN
i BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER oath, 1850.
Trains will leave Depot Broad Street and Wash
ington Avenue as follows;
EXPRESS TRAIN atAt5 A. NJ. MONDAY exeeptsdl for
baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester, VIII.
de-Grsce, Aherdssn, Perryman's Edgswood. Magnolia
ohase,s and stemmer's Run.
wAY-MAIL TRAIN ats.s0 4. NJ tsundays exeeptedD
for Baltimore, stopping at all Re lar ststons. Con
Meeting with Delaware Rail Ro, al Wilmington for
crisdeld and intermediate Stations.
EXPRESS TRAIN at IL as A NJ fsunday al
for baltimore and Washington.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 800 P. NJ Sundays excepted,
for Baltimore md Washington. stopping at Chester. Thur
low, Linwood. olaymonl Wilmington, Newark Elkton,
NorthEas Perrvylle Hayrede Grace, Aberdeen, Perry
NIGaT EXPRESS at leo p. NJ. fdAily,) for Balti'
more and Washington, connects AT Wilmington with
Delaware Railroad Line (saturdaya excepted stopping
at Mddletown, Smyrna Dover, Harrington, seaford.
salisbury Princess Anne and connecting at Crisheld
with Boat for Norfolk, Portsmouth and the South
PASSENGERS by Boat from Baltimore for Fortress Monro
and Norfolk will take the 1l.45 A. n. train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and VII
Leave Philadelphia $780, co. $780, and II 80 (daiyj
r NJ The 400 p NJ train connects with Delaware Rail-
road LOT Milford and intermediate stations The 90 p
| NJ. train runs New Castle.
Leave Wilmington IT'S and $50 A. NJ, 800 and $50
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 1926 A. M, 4,io and $50 Pm.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Chester At 1853, s1s, and l1.is A. NJ, s4s a
| 100 and 10 ~ p NJ.
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 1926 A. NJ, Way Mail. e.35 A. NJ, Ex
press lilo p. NJ Express. Gao P NJ Kxpress. s2b
| h., Express
From Baltimore to Havre-ds-iraoe and intsrnsdlato
| stations at 400 P. NJ.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 4 ~ and 9.12 A. NJ, and 3SsP.M.
Wilmington 1923. 100 A. NJ and Alb P. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leavse Baltimore ats25 P. N. stopping at Havre-ds
Grace, Perryville and Wilmington Also stops at RktoI
aud Newark to take passengers for Philadelphia anG
leave passengers from Washington Baltimore, and .
Chester to leave passengers from Washington Bat
more
H. =. KEENRY. Superintendent
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29

"THnRE Ia" says Victor Hugo, sin Napo-
leon,s table, in his study, a drawer, ire.
oueutly half open. He takes thencsa paper
reads il to minister. It 10 decree. The
minister assents or dissents. II he dissents,
Louis Napoleon throws the paper back into
the drawer, where there are many other
napers. bundles of papers-the dreams OF an
all.potent man-shuts the drawer, takes Out
the kew, and leaves the room without saying
A word. The minister bows and retires dc
lighted with the Difference which has beer
paid to his opinion. Next morning the dc
cree is in the AeafaSNr,"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29
ne,,rnal amD Atatesit1at1
lo,r,so, MAncn 30, 1867.


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ar 0us lueh s " 30 sspis per squnrs
ar siuse VI, lin ~ engleineeruon ~ sshts
- wants o. w hNp ar ArE8mAN IL puoiisned eteiy
~ IOU Rh ~ ~ ~ =, iirffhRE DOLLARS YEAH pay
rasil and a'0 " subscriptions WI be rsSsiSe Sn M
No 10 sdytnee nntha and no paper diseonunueu unt
u, s,s are paid unie'sat the option oil 'h'poO
, " HIs' ,ouRNAL AND STATESMAN isgTs-
The wsgK1h,,S a, TWO DOLLARS PER ANEu ny
:ss :I:' 0frhHrH OOllANS =" ~, :"
not ;sss ssa ssy sn
,d three lines rVI longer ones
~ Ike Sae propors,ua" sant without stating the time
wil S' 10 't tss sSoSs
fs forbid ~ n Annual Advertisers ~ sieug
@ S OusSss' as we'll as Al sdve,I..,
~ bSos conuoced With thsi, own o pSs
,ns not Of Embellishments, In Length O. ~
a.,s and Az h limits engaged will be charged ~ vi
5 ~ ;u .t tT pro%ps psy%sns ds
lspasusSy pSsShrIos Of their adverssmsnn a. IN
70 tHeus and Fridays, our adsetussss y
uoteel on vors nuHr be handed In previous 'e
termed ihst ' a NJ. on Mondays and ThursdASs'
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29

It has been said. and truthfully, that We can
earn genuine manhood only by serving oaI faiiAr
FUZZY the period Of boyhOod.
tic who lokes h'a nose everywhere, Will some
times poke il between thumb and fOrs-hngsrp
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29

lSALIENABLH RiGHTs.-A wsg has maue w"
following summary Of what he calls tins in'
AlienAble Rights Of Americans" which are NOT
enumerated in the Declaration Of Independenos'
10 know any trade or business without sp-
premiership or experience.
To marry without regard to fortune STATE OF
HEALTH position, or opinion Of parents or frisDas'
To have wife and children depsndsn, 90
contingencies OF business, and In case OF suuueu
death, to leave them wholly unProvided ior'
To put on hireliug strangers the literary ana
moral education Of your children.
To teach your children no good trade hoP'ni
they will have, when grown up, Wit enough
live on the industry Of other people.
To enjoy general sympathy when made bank
Tupt by reckless speculation.
To cheat the government, II you possibly cat
70 hold ofice without being competent to oil
charge itR duties.
To build houses with nine aud sig Inch wall
aud 20 to the funeral Of tenants, hremep,
others, killed by the fall, weeping over the my
tsFlous dispenta,ion Of Providence.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29

BsoouxrgR BETWEEN AN ELEPHAEr AND
RAr-A very extraordinary encounter between
0 rat and an elephant has recently taken place
10 The Garden Of Plants, London. which vas
Witnessed with interest by hundreds of persons
The keepers we're engaged ia destroying great
number Of rats, when one Of them escaped, and
Tan 10 the spot allotted to the elephant, Seeing
no other refuge, in the lwlnkllng Of en- eye the
rat spuRly ensconced himself in the trunE Of the
elephant, very much to the elephants dissatis-
faction. lie stamped his foot, and twisted his
trunk around like the sail Of a windmill. After
these evolutions he stood suddenly still, evident
~ rejecting on what was best to do He ran 10
the trough where he is accustomed to drink, and
plugged bis trunk into the water, then return'
Ing to his den, and raising his trunk, with th'
water he absorbed, be dashed out the unforlu
Rate rat, which was 10 sheet Of water Ike tina
Issuing from fire engine. When the rat fell 4
,ho ground the elephant seized him and mad
bin undergo the immersion and projection fou
times. Al the fourth throw ii fell dead. IN
elephant, with msjestic air, but cool an
placid, crushed his annoying little enemy vii
bio foot, and then went round to the spectator
to make his usual collection Of cakes, sugar an
other dainties. The feat was recaived VII
vOCifsrOus applause, which the elephant SCENT
fully to understand and appreciate.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29


VULGAR LANouA0R is az LAUGH con-
nsctou between the words aud the thoughts a.
there is between the thoughts and the aetone'
The latter are not only the expression OF the
former, but they have power to react upon the
soul and leave the stain Of their corruption there.
A young man who allows himself to make use OF
one vulgar or prOfane word has not only shown
that there is foul spot upon his mind, but ny
the uuerance Of that word he extends that spot
and lnnamesi 1t till, by indulgence, 1t viii po'a'e
and ruin the whole soul Be careful OF your
words, as they show your thoughts. lfyou can
elbtro the tongue so that no improper Words
are pronounced by it, you will soon be able 70
control the mind, and save that from corruption
You will extinguish the fire by smothering H. OIL
BY preventing bad thoughts bursting out in On.
language. Never utter a word anywhere which
you would be ashamed to speak in the presen'
OF the most refined female or the most religion
man. Try this practice II little WHILE ana 20
will coon have command of yourself
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29
The CIRCUS COMPANY Is REAL !

NJ JAMES WARD, a Clever Clown, assisted by thai |
snItoms OF genisl fun, MAT GEBLER.
M..JAMEs pEMoTT will perform the paragon OF Train
M,sor HENRI sAGRINo. tho unIurpAsSabl' Boy Rider
Of the Globe
RUFUS WHICH, .,,,,,, ,o,,vzo
TUE hNoA AA'' Mons PERILLE,
THEODORE ToURNAIRE, the Wild dAshinS Hurdle
Rider
WILLIAM HILL, Double somsrsaulier.
Msssrs. FRAN LIN, pRMILT, ARCHER. THoMAsoN'
MRRVtNE, HOLLAND, bLtTI
i her sRiIfu retsons will make the Equestrian and
armnnstic forces uuRpprOechabe and incompeiape un
S1nbtsdly the best ever brought before the people
- grand procession Of the Trumphiai Bano SnAiios
.ontaining Prof COLs0N's SILVER CObNEi bANDi w
dsns Of ihe WILD ANIMALS, snd the mass o. imRottso
WoRsEs PONIES etc ETC., will make the lntAi noties
~ he presenee Of tine gigantic Circus and henAsefe'
THE PRICES WILL BB LIBERAL
Admission foe '''92 S1Nrs'
Children under 10 years OF aie'','''.'.'''~o JESUS
Tb. /. but onOpries 10 all the Menssaris and all
ONCE MORE LET US RRoAPITULArR opR gA0
T,,s III Won wish real MeRdgerie, walt for tors'
Wsh,. II YOU with Zip toy" Circus, walt Tor Ior
| PS"ah,s II YOU want CtreHf Gnd Mendgsrie, walt 70
/ pgsssna,.t's' DON'T FORGEr The MANY, Think
NJ alTsi,upsds which walk upon PAWS. WAleh
and wait to zee the bhs up The Agent vilI % ssps
Al" SSls auERkL AspSr.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29

rsAtss LEAVE NEW CASTLE FOR WILMINGTON
At 8 O'Clock, morning.
At 6 minutes after 10 o'clock, morning.
At 6 o'clock, evening
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATIONS
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadelphia al
Leave Phladelphia at 600 P. NJ, Wilmington 1856
If. for New Castle.
Trains leaving Crisheld Gas A. NJ, and Wilmington
going South at 1875 A. NJ will in close connection
with Steamboats, 10 Norfolk and Portsmouth, and Express
Trains to aud from Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York They will stop the Delaware II. r. Line only
at principal stations at which their time Is stated;
7-Ercept that Steamboat Train SOUTH will stop At
any station to SET down passengers holding tickets from
Baltimore.
Passengers between baltimore and Delaware R. r. Line,
who prefer it. stop in Wilmington over night. aud
proceed next morning 3 Q sEWALL,
Superintendent Delaware Railroad.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29

STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
Leayes Wilmington at y o'clock, morning.
Leaves Chester at 10 minutes before " morning.
1.saves philadelphia At 2. afternoon
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29
ARYssINIAN IBMX

AeIs ,he student of Natural story opportunity Of
SEALING he Isl ones OF this feet variety ofthe Wo ga
zelle ever brought from its rocky hAunls
tull grown Black Ostrich pair OF Monstronh hoyA
Bengsl Tigers, New Holland Emeus, Sacred Cow aud
Calf pare White Polar Bear Wild Zebra rom Ts s,i
ira Australian Kangaroo, the Ebony Headed, sllken
Gns,ad Psntne Sheep the Cashmere Goat the ling OF
Vultue, tina huge Tapr, South American Ostrich; the
fpotied Axis Deer the Baon Of Colorado; ana me nan
aned In tbe vat collection African Lions and Lion
Aslatic Lionessss and Cubs senegal
Tigar south American Jagner, Grizzly Bear, stlpeu
Htenss silver Lion OF California, Black Bear y ushso.,
American Failow Deer, White Psaeoeks OF Java, onr
Aticsn Porcupine Puma, American Cougar, 0heeun'
or Hunting leoprds Bat ksnS9o OF w SST Porou
,,ins' Bndsers Beavsrs WHITE Brown and Grey Ooons
FOXES wld Cats Lynx, weasss Qyit eats ps,
&c. with Birds Of vsrlegaed nues, "a oISsr h
rss' Pheasants, Eagles vutures Hawks and OVID esei
coll led together. Monaeys, Balloons, Apes .. Wsiy
conceivable kind Aad variety and an almost enoese "
~ minor Foreign aud Domestic Creatures.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29
CoIToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION,

New York, Nov. 21st, 1865
This certifies that have given null ana
definite instructions to DR. VIM. ID. Nolen,
of Wilmington, Delaware, to manliacturo
aud administer the Nitrous Oxide Gas, for
the extraction OF teeth without pain.
ISigned) DIR. G. @. COTTON,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29

RErSPRING OVERUUATb.
We have complete assortment OF th,s
seasonable and sensible Garment IN al kihu li,
and shades of colors, at astonishingly low
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29

= N%-We would call the attention of those
interested in Heaters, to our new Portable.
This Heater we can recommend without the
least hesitancy, as the best in the market;
II will give more heat for the same amount
Of Coal, than any other Heater made, ana
we will guarantee every heater we put up 10
si'0 S'i''-0 PrcKELs & CoTTER
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-29

na-spRINa oYERooArs.

R6-SPRING OVERCOATS.
We have a complete assortment OF thls
fashionable and sensible Garment in oil KINDS
and shades of colors, at astonishingly low
prices .~.rr,,nr, a. ~.
Halt 0ay Dst'Ossn BEN N Z y Co.
SIXTH sTREETs. SIS Market ST., Phf''ada.
ns-A SMALL MATTER. "A law suit about
an embroidered handkerchief Is penang III
Detroit This is small matter, Dut IL Is one
of great importances in these times to know
where to procure good clothing at low prices.
The yery best place that we know oil is AZ
tie store of ]. II. Muhlhausen,. NO. oVs
Market Street, where can be found the most
beautiful and extensive assortment OF cloths,
cassimeres and yestings, suitable for spring
wear, TO be found in this city. All garments
are made in the most fashionable ana AURA
bic style at this establishment, anu IN
prompt and expeditions manner.
ECO shares Union Bank Stock, 40 shares
of Wilmington and BrandYwine Bank, oO
shares Farmers Bank, 10 shares Delaware
| Fire Insurance and go shares West chester
Gas Stock for sale by
JOHN McLEAR 81 Son,
No. 807 Market Street.
nes-U. S. 1O.40's, 5.20's and zoos for sale.
Drafts on England and Ireland issued fss-
sage orders from Ireland to Philadelphia ior
sale. Gold. Silver and Compound Interest
Notes bought by
JOHN MoLEAR & Son,
No. 607 Market Street.
neg All in want of good Clothes Wrin,
ger should buy the champion" BAILEY =
Patent, sold by Pickles, Weaver q 20.
and 0 East Fourth Street, wilmington
Del.
rSy- John McLear d Son, No. COZ Marke
street. are now converting all series I-S
II. s. Loan into any of the issues OF %
:. Bonds. They buy, sell or exchange, A. PEI
: market rates. 5-20's, 1905, 1O-40's and 1881
ia A constant supply of securities always
:, hand for immediate delivery.
i. -WANTED.-A vegetable gardener an
, one who can take care OF couple OF horst
Il and COWS. A married man without ehiidre
N preferred. Apply toi,steamboat ONCE, 10
ss Of King Street.
N R6y-The finest assortment OF washiI
soap. also Taylor's Toilet Soap in gre
n. variety. and pure imported white and mt
- lied CASTLE soap at JAMES CRIPPEN's,
Oh No. West Third Street,
at Wilmington, Delaware.
~ ETBaker's Cocoa and Chocolate fresh
w JAMES CRIPPEN's,
i'll No. West Third Street,
wilmington, Del
mt me-Java Coffee, fresh roasted, also
puira and Rio, at JAMES CRIPPEN 8,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-18

ADvANCrNG.-Last Wednesday, 18th inst,
in company with select few, we had the
pleasure of visiting the hospitable home of
Col NJ. T. Polk, for the purpose of honOring
the advancing years of himself and Captain
James c. Fleming both Of whom had the
good fortune to first see the light of day on
the 18th of May something less than a
thousand years ago; but for all this, we as
sure their numerous friends that time has
written no wrinkles on their brows. Ample
refreshments and sumptuous feast were
prepared for the occasion and partoken of
in a manner that must have convinced the
excellent lady of the host that her know
ledge of the culinary art was highly appre-
ciated. All in all it was a most pleasing
and social gathering, one to be remembered
by the participants for it's full and hearty
welcome b all who were there
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-18
BEAUTY :

AUBURN, Golden FIaren and iSiIben Cjcrzs,
Produced by the use of Prof DEBREUX'
FRISER LIE CHEVEUX. One applica-
ton warranted to curl the most straight and
stubborn hair of either sex into wavy rim
glets, or heavy massive curls. Has been
used by the fashionable of Paris and Lon
don with the most gratifying results Does
no injury to the hair. Price by mail, sealed
and postpaid, 81. Descriptive Circulars free
Address BERGER. SHUTS. & co, Chem
lists, No 2S5 River ST, Troy, \. York, sole
agents for the L. States feb23-ly
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-05-18
.E'e1U advertisements.
LAND SALE.

By virtue of deed of trust, executed to
me by Abner Moore, and registered in the
Registers Office of Hardeman county, | will
on Saturday. the 18th day of June, 1867, at
the Court House door, in the town of Boil
var, sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
eighty acres of land, on the east side of
Spring Greek, and known as the Levi Joy
tract The title to same is believed to be
good, but convey only as trustee.
JAMES B HARRIss Trustee.
Bolivar Nav I3 lS674t