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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-08-17

No mans name IS more intimately connect
ed with the history Of Matera Mediea the United States
than that Of Dr. JoHN bull Of Louisville KY His inimit-
head Of the various compounds Of that valuable drug
His COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY has become household
word throughout the West and ~oUth.
His WoRM LozENGEs, in less than year after their in
TroaucR nea reputation as vide spread as the CONT
rT9ans TO be attained in his FsF disooyeT COM
RON, which the basis of the BITTES offered to the
TRIAL AMERICA, to whom its virtues have been
bids DEFIANCE to THE MOST DEADLY GALAR1A aud handles
TtR0fF tear e oS b Tno9Gs R u 9F9I F
is potent matter what the disease be- While
tension nevertheless satisfied ON thorough examna-
Of the evidence relating virtues that reI1edy
to changes Of weather and climate or to the miasae nfu
tbs reputation has long enjoyed Central Amer
IN DYSPEPSIA and its attendant train symptoms, it
acts more like charm than medicine THERE'S nothing in
the range OF Materia Medea that can for moment bear
comparison with it IS this disease,
series Of e9erp3efs In Which r Tas been for
engaged Just brought termna-
o9 and he is now enabled TO offer to the public combination
IN the best quality OF CoFER BISTILLED Bourbon WHISKY
have To- since learned 6 gf0ts s1c5 tip tfeip tIe
'oi-'-o SUI
virtue of a new medicine
Gjoe the Cedron Bitters one Trial,
And you WILL NEVER use any others.
tits not necessary publish long list Of diseases of which
the CEDRON BITTEltS specific. In diseases Of
ALI AFFECTIONS OF The BRAIN, depending upon de-
rangeme Of the Stomach and bowels; in GOVT RHEU-
MATISM AND NEURALGIA, and in FEVER AND
AGUE it is destined to supersede AL others 1t not only
wineglassful Of the Bers taken hour before each
meal viii obvate the bad effect Of the most unhealthy eli
mate and the person taking against diseases under
the most trying exposure.
Sold Retail by GrOcers and Druggists
Generally
DR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office,
FIFTH STREET,
LOUIS WILLIE, ky.
Sold ~ hOIeSaEe and Retail
| Charles M. O'Hara,
DRUGGIST,
BOliUar, :: :: D.: Tenn.
BULBS WORM DESTROYER
Bulbs SarsaparIIIa,
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
Also ALL RETAuED RY DRUGGIsTs. decl5
DR.. JOHN 3 U1L.
Manufacturer and yender Of tbe Celebrated
Smiths TOnic Syrup !
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-08-17
Mad Stone.-From an Indiana exchang

Mad lSt0H8s--T IOLu IN IIIuIduu CACIIdIIs55
we clip the following
little boy in Kingston was bitten by a
mad DOC about two weeks ago, and a mad
stone was applied to the wound, which was
healed. The stone has been IN the family
fifty-two years. 1t looks very much like or
dinarv pnmice stone, and would weigh about
two or three ounces Is was brought from
North Carolina, and IS said to have been
found in the stomach Of an elephant
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-08-17
BOLIVAR,

Having bought the Drug Store from Dr. T. F. MOORE,
and increased the stock and entirely rsted the house.
now Offering superior Inducements to purchasers
My stock is the largest and finest in Hardeman county
viii not sell you thing for than cost skin
what you posted but propose my
prices the that
Jce is guaranteed to be just what it IS represented bef
an your back. " stock
comprises in part
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-08-17
AGUE and FEW R
ChilIS and Fever.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine Justly claims for
1t superiority public for
the SAFE, CERTAIN andsPERNANENr Of AgUe
Fever Chills Fever whether Of long
standing. He refers the entire Western and Southwestern
country bear him testimony the truth of the assertion
cure, directions
strictly followed and carried In
a single dose has sufficient cure whole
lies have been cured by single bottle, with perfect resto
general health It is however prudent and in
every case certain cure if its continued in
smaller after the disease has be
checked more especially difficult standing
Usually medicine viii require aid to keep the
bowels in good should the patient however, require
cathartie medicine having three doses Of
the Tonic a single dose of BULLS VEGETABLE FAM
LY PILLS will be sufficient
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-08-17

RALPH woRMELET, JOY, s. FIcLzTIs
J. .. UssERT.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-08-17

Particular attention paid Carriage Painting Repair
sisn- Terms cash MARSHA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
The Crisis in Italy.

Our European news Is important. y new Ital-
ian Cabinet has been formed, with Cialdini at its
head, and the Government has pledged itself to
prevent the revOlutiOnists from carrying out their
designs. Upon this pledge France has determin-
ell not % send "A force TO Rome, but it IL rumored
has asked the other European powers To join with
il IN settling the Italian question. Fighting in
the Payal territory goes on, though with what re-
suit II not clear, and an instruction has been at
tempted in Rome but has failed. Garibaldi has
eScaJed from CapTera. has reached the main land.
eludcd the Government O~ficial-, and IL 10y this
time no doubt at the head Of the insurgents.
The issue seems now To be fairly made between
the government and the PARTY Of action. and
which Of the two i the stronger remains To be
seen. Our dispatches show an intense and incrca-
sing popular excitement. Ganbaldi's presence in
the field will add immensely TO the chances Of the
insurgents. He j. ardently loved and implicitly
believed in by his followers and the people at
large, and the prestige Of his name will be worth
thousands of men u the cause.
IL can hardly be doubted that the Government
will put forth all the power il can command, and
use all the means it dares, 10 present the success
Of the ReyOlutionists. The Garibaldians have for
some time been gradually becoming more and more
estranged from the monarchy, and should they
succeed in gaining Rome, in spite Of its opposi-
ton, it l. almost certain that their next step,
whether contemplated now or not, would be To
proclaim an Italian Republic. Yet if the Gov
eminent prevents the Garibaldians from gaining
Rome. it must in some way gain it itself, OF its
success would be ultimately as disastrous as Its
defeat.
In any event, a matters now look, il is difficult
to see how the temporal power of the Pope can be
maintained, and il seems probable that if the
Garibaldians do not carry everything before them.
some arrangement will lie made by which the Ital-
ian troops will occupy the Eternal City. The in
disposition which Napoleon has shown to inter
fere, and the report that he has requested other
European Powers to take part in the settlement of
tho Tf.tfap question acr Ia ip1ic1r e m unuIIlipr-
ne-s on his part to risk any embodiment which
NAV result in a general war.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
The President and the coming
session of Congress.
The Governor. OF the Leyai ssarr- again i'm
Council.

PHiLanEIPHIA. Tuesday. Oct. lit Il a fact
of no small import in Connection with the pending
election. that the entire Congressional delegation
from this State are now wholly COMMITTEES 70
impeachment of the President. Thad. Stevens Is
now able TO he about, and for the past ten days
his home has been visited by many master minds
of the country. The proposed meeting of loyal
Governors AT some central point, after the method
of the Altoona Conference. has a significance lar
more vital 20 our country welfare than we might
conclude prI,aa fac1s. Ii President johnson darcs
- assume the role Of n Cromwell and ordes the
army 70 dissolve the Congressional bodies, he
will hut SOW 4 wind that Will Yield a terrible
whirlwini. IL i n fact too generally believed. 10
admit Of conccaiment. that Anircw Johnson Will.
If the reduction in Republican majOritieS Is suth-
GENTLY large to warrant his presumption, attempt
10 control the Cabinet e. the end that he may
declare Congress an Illegal body lie believes
this and has frequently expressed 1t, and has only
been waiting the ht moment 10 incorporate ii into
an Executive decree. The country NJ large, how
ever, need apprchend no fear on this sore. Let
the worst come, our loyal States are prepared for
1t. Months age. Governors FenIon, ofNew York,
and Gcary, of this State, foreSaw the possibility
and have most OPPORTUNITY met. They have had
counsel with the Executives of all our loyal States
and leading Generals, and a perfect harmony of
plan and purpose prevails. Your Gov. Chamber
lain has been here. He spent Il week ago last
Sabbath and the folowSSs Monday in Gov. Fenton's
company. He has met Geary and other Governors.
and these Governors have all met in this vicinity.
Gov. Fletcher, of Missouri, spent last week here.
Gov. Fairchild, of Wisconsin. was to have been
here; and in the light of such deliberations. their
mission TO Antietam. and the insults of johnson
TO them, have double importance. Gov. Bullock
i not in Boston to-day and Washington tomorrow
for mere travel, 0gelsby. of Illinois. is not here
simply TO serve the purposes of his party in local
elections. Congressman are not calling in delega-
tions of one and two, on different days. at the
Of Thaddeus Stevens. in simply inquiry
for his health-LerIStOz (Me.) Journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
The Pan-A nglican synod.

The-Anglican Synod in London has discussed
the following questions: j. IntereommunicatiJn
between the Members of the Anglican commu-
Mon. =. Colonial churches. 3. Cooperation in
missionary action. These general proposals en-
braced a variety of details, which, for the conve-
nience of the synod, were embodied in resolutions.
Bishops were present from all parts of England
and her Colonies, Scotland, and the United States.
But the English press thinks the proceedings
useless. The London -Nelrs says:
AFTER all the explanations that have appeared
the public does not quite understand for what pur-
pose his Grace the Primate has summoned sixty
or seventy of his Episcopal brethren from the four
corners of the earth and assembled them here in
the dead season, when there Is positively nobody
in town. Perhaps it would not be too much 10
saw that this doubt and uncertainty must be 10
some extent shared by many of the visitors them
selves. Three and twenty Bishops are reported
10 have come from the Colonies, seven from Scot
land. and as many as nineteen from the United
States. to take part in the conference at Lambeth
Palace. where they are to meet twenty-six Bishops
of the United Church of England and Ireland"
The Pail Mall Gazette saws:
1.-The really melancholy part of the matter Is,
that the aristOcracy, 50 to speak, of the Pan-An-
glican Church-tOu use the strange title which has.
somehow or other, been appropriated to them
should meet together at such a time as this with
such an absolute want of appreciation of the re-
ligiOus problems of the time, with which they
will most assuredly have To grapple sooner or
later. unless they mean to fall into silent, union
Ored decay.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
CHAPTER ru.-A SAD CHANGE.

The FRENCH OCEAN TELEGRAPH-The prelimin-
AIRY sOundings- commenced four months ago. are
complete. The cable will be laid from BTesI to St
Pierre Miquelon. it having been aseertained that
the bottom OF the ocean along tbst line is favor
able. From St Pierre il will go along the coast Of
New Brunswick. and the shores of Maine. New
Hampshire. Massachusetts, and Connecticut A
direct line from Brest 20 New York would offer
many difficulties. owing TO the tremendous depth
or some parts OF the ocean. where soundincs have
not been found. The immersion Of the cable. now
making in London. is to begin next Nav. and the
Great Eastern is 10 be employed 10 lay ii. Il l.
hoped that a month will suffice for the work. and
that in July. 1865. at latest. France and the Euro
pean continent will be in direct telegraphie COM
municatiOn with America
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
The Love ofGoId-AS Story of Fashionable
Crime.

CHAPTER The EVIL COUNSELLOR
It was in an evil moment that she listened 10
his suggestions. Alas, she was scarcely mistress
of her actions when his evil counsels prevailed
She sat alone in her quiet boudoIr- Her bands
were elapsed in agony as she rocked 10 and no.
murmurins TO herself -.
Gold gold, oh, YES, IL must be gold
The next day she left her home
CHATTER IA PICTURE OF HONE
They had been very happy, she and her Aiser-
non, the husband of her choice Three DARING
children had blessed their union, and they had q
villa AT B~avswate-.
Every night when he returned nom The money
market he drew her towards him, and she Ieaned
on his shoulder until her raven treSses mingled
with the tawnv beard that flowed over his manly
bosom and the Intervening white waistcoat-
But that might never, never be again
CHAPTER m.-A SAD CHANGE
She flew homeward with a guilty conscience
The domestic who opened the door started, utter
ing a smotherei .sOh, nv" She needed not.
She flew up stairs To the nursery and elapsed her
children 10 her palpitatins bosom.
The little creatures struggled Ia get away from
her. The baby went into commissions. They did
not recognize their mother. Wringing her hands
widely, she few down stairs. Algernon had re
turned. She met him in the passage, trembling.
half faintins. He looked at her oddly and pass
ed on.
She tumbled down fat upon the door mat.
Alas her evil counsellor, the hair-dreSser, had
prevailed on her To have her hair bleaehed 10 the
fashionable yellow. and not even her own family
recognized her.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
Ibniisimints.
II. l.. Chase's Photographic Gallery !
FORT STREET.

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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-05-01
Some Difference.

republican mass meeting was held at
Beaufort, South Carolina, on the 18th
April, at which B. II. GIeaves, a coIored
man, presided, delivering an eloquent ad-
dress from which we quote the following
paragraph;
We rejoice to know that the Great
Architect Of the universe, the great Jcho-
yah, in his divine wisdom, put it into the
hearts of a majority of the American peo-
pie to elect man of true republican prin-
ciples as chief magistrate of the nation,
who in good time proclaimed all men free
throughout the whole country. And to-
day, the 18th of April, 1857, is the second
anniversaryof the death ofthat good man,
our much lamented President Abraham
Lincoln, name that will ever be held
sacred by all true lovers of Liberty. Yes!
my friends, he died a martyr for the cause
of freedom. Wewill therefore prove our
selves worthy by using all honorable
means to preserve the Union upon the
fundamental principle of the Declaration
of Independence, which declares that all
men are created equal"
1t is somewhat remarkable that in all
the speeches and proceedings of the black
man South deep reverence for the Crea-
tor pervades every movement, while the
sound sense and often eloquent language
ofthe degraded race awaken astonishment,
not only among northern men but even
with those who but lately regarded the
colored man as brute. In strange con-
trast with this and hundreds of other
speeches made by freedmen, is the follow
ing from the Memphis Appeal, edited by
Albert Pike, a aOhite rebel, who incited
the Indians to rise against the whites
during the rebellion, afterwards pardoned
by Andrew Johnson, and now splitting
forth the demoniac venom of fiend. In
an article on the North, he saws:
Bankruptcy, foreign war, internal ha-
treds, hell of fire thinly crusted ove-.
new dissensions, separations, strifes. new
rivers of blood, repeated decimations. new
lightnings of the red deserved wrath OF
God, the corroding stains of innocent
blood upon the soul, the insensible horrif
lapse into the most hideous of despotisms
all the Dantesque horrors of the inferno
regions that the shades of dead nations
tortured inhabit-all these stare upor
them ont of the grim silent darkness O
the future days"
What Christian man, what honest o
decent white man. would for momen
hesitate to prefer the black to the whit
man in this case? Yet we have men il
this county, in this town, who would no
hesitate to take the Indian scalper by tn,
hand and feel hOnOred in walking by hi
SIDE, and at the same time shrek ou
niger" at the humble Gleaves.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-05-01
..~n ot+he o,,,,ost. i,,n,,nerable number

! of nrenarations in the market for restoring
gray hair to its original color, we know of
| none which gives so universal satisfaction
os Rings Vegetable Ambrosia. We have
| tried it and found it to restore the color in
| a truly wonderful manner-as well as to
remove dandruff and all itching caused
| by humors of the scalp. Try it and be
satisfied.
rsa- There is no reason whatever why
grain and -four should be at the enormous
prices they are. The control of the mar
kets seems to be in the hands of a few un-
principled dealers in each city, who of
course have their tools all over the land
BY this means the poor and middling
classes are oppressed and robbed most
shamefully. He'll must have a special
hole for such fellows.
lgg~ Fairs are now very popular in the
South, as a source of raising means with
which to furnish material to decorate the
graves of the rebel dead. She-secession-
lists are raising thousands of dollars to be
squandered in that manner, while at the
same time the people of the North are
asked to contribute funds to feed the
starving vagabonds who became outlaws
with the discharge of the rebel armies.
ra- 1t is noticeable and suggestive in
the reports of the colored mass meetings
throughout the South, that they always
break up with shouts and cheers for the
stars and stripes the flag that makes US
free" This is a new feature in Southern
political meetings, and we fear will wound
the feelings and offend the conservative
sensibilities of the reconstructed" chiv-
airy.
Fields of Dock.-The root of yellow
dock, so troublesome to farmers, is an eff
fectual Alternative and most valuable med
icine. In the neighbOrhoOd of Lowell,
DR.. J. c. Aver & Co. have planted fields
of it, where they raise many tons at a crop.
1t is grown like the carrot or beet, in drills,
and its quality or properties have been
much improved by cultivation. tits one
Of the ingredients i'll Ayers Sarsapariila,
and, we are informed, the extraordinary
virtues of this preparation are largely due
to the extract of this root that it contains.
The Sarsaparilla root, used by this firm,
is grown on plantations of their own, in
Honduras, to secure an article of superior
and wholly reliable quality. One of the
reasons for the universally acknowledged
superiority of their medicines, may be
seen in the watchful care that is used in
preparing them.- Vermont Statesman.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-05-01
BOOK NOTICES.

The atlantic Monthly for May contains,
among much else that is attractive, the
Guardian Angel, part 5, by .. w. Holmes;
History of the Sewing Machine-a sketch
of the invention of them, the difficulties
and delays i'll securing their Introduction
to use, and of the changes effected by
them-by James Parton; Heart and
Hearth, a poem, by T. Buchanan Read;
the Genius of-Dickens, a critical essay, by
E. p. Whipple; Germany in New York,
by Charles Dawson Shanly; Katharine
Morne, part 7, by the eauthOr of Herman;
Sorrow, poem: the Plaintiff NOnsuited;
Some unappreciated Characters, a humOr-
Gus statement, &c. S4 year, TicknOr q
Fields, Boston.
GOdeY'S Lddy'S BoOk for May is on our
table filled with the usual variety of mat
ter interesting to ladies. The embcllsh
ments consist of Play Hours, an excellent
design and n first-class steel plate; colored
Fashion Plate; Patterns in Patchwork :;
and Sleeping in Church. Descriptions of
useful and ornamental articles, with other
articles OF pleasure and profit to ladies
generally. 50 per annum, l.. \. Cooley,
corner 9th and Chestnut streets, Phila.
Beddte's MonthLy.-The contents of the
May number are as follows: The Cres-
cent City; From Post to Pillar; Ancient
ana Modern Embalming The Fight at
henesaW; Who was He; Amor Vincit
New Englandism; Autobiographic Notes
Conversation; Our First Cause; Wonders
OF the Whale; Greenblow in Gotham !:
Words nom the People, &c. So per an
mum, Beadle d Co., New York.
The season may be late in presenting
It's smiling countenance, but not so De2
morest's Monthly. Itis on hand for Nav
ex9berant with novelties, brilliant ideas
fashions, in their muItitudinous forms
Illustrations, poetry, music, braid patterns
dress patterns, architecture, and a host of
other valuable matter useful and indis-
pensable to every household. S3 wear
". Jennings Demorest, 473 Broadway.
New York ~ ,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-05-01
Rr LIS said that the Russian Govern

BN- tits said that the Russian Govern
ment will receive from the United States
fleet of iron-clads, instead of the stipu-
lated sum of money, in payment for the
cessiOn of the Russian possessions in
North America.
HEa- Joseph O.. Matthews, who was con-
victed at the late term of the Huntingdon
county court for the burning of Mr.. Cos
horns barn, and shooting two of his hor-
ses, was sentenced to fifteen years impris-
Onment in the Western Penitentiary-
ten years for burning the barn, and two
and half years for killing each horse.
BSy~ The Hon. A. w. Benedict, Clerk
of the House of Representatives of this
State, and one of the secretaries of the
State Central Committee, died on Sunday,
at Huntingdon, of erysipelas. He faith
fully performed his duties during the
winter, and left Harrisburg at the close of
the session in good health, and expected
to return in a few days. We was widely
known and much respected. 1t is be-
lieved that he started the first daily penny
paper ever published in Philadelphia.
Beg Although much difference exists
between Andrew Johnson and Republi-
cans on the construction of laws, there is
much greater difference between John
son and the copperheads. Jerry Black
and Buchanan could find nothing in the
Constitution to put down rebellion,
while on the other hand Attorney -Gener-
al Stanberry, in the recent application
for an injunction, distinctly stated that
the President authorized him to say that
although he vetoed the military recon-
struction bill, he would faithfully execute
its provisions.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-05-01
Know Thy Destiny /!

MADAME Z. +. THORNTON, the great
English Astroogst, Clarvoyant and Psaychomerician,
the scientific classes of the Old World
located herself at Hudson, n, Y Mad Thornton
possesses such wonderful powers of second sight to
enable nIpart knowledge of the greatest import
anee the single married of either While in
of trance she delneates the features Of the
person you marry and by the aid of instrument
power, known the Psychomotrope, guaran-
produce felike picture of the future husband
wife of the applicant together with date of marriage
position In m leading traits of character &c This no
humbug thousands of testimonials assert. She
will send when desired certified certificate, written
guarantee the picture what it purports to be- BY
enclosing small of hair and stating place of BIRTH
age disposition and complexion and enclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you Will re-
cevc the picture and desired Information by return mall
All communications sacredy confidential. Address in
confidence, MADAME E. f. THORNTON, P o. Box 2I3 Hud
son NY f6Iy