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ASTROLOcY.
The World Astonished
Attic WONDERFUL. REVELATIONS
MAZE Ry THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST.
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She rcavels secrets no mortal ever ka,e" a,,.s',
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r. 81. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent OF the U. g. Patent Ofice, Washin II 90
under the Act Of 1851.
No, IS. State ST.. Opposite Kilby ST.,
BOSTON.

1 FTER an extensive practice Of upwards cf
~ twenty years. continues to secure Patents in
he Cniiesi states also in great Britain. Yra &c
nd other foreign countries. Caveats, Sperihca :
ions, Bonds, Assignments. anil MI papers draw
ing- for Patents, executed on reasonable term.
With dispatch. Researches made into American
"a. Il Foreign works, to determines legal aad o,hrr
advice rendered in sll matters touc hing the same
Copies Of the claims of any patent furnished by
remiiing one dollar, Assignments recorded in
Washington.
No 4geaty in hs Esifed >tafss poss.sse. superior
driiifies far 'btaiaing Patents. ascefainiBy the
prucfrabiiify Of Intentions.
During eight months The subscriber the course
Of his large actice, made thrice rejected apyy
c'tIou- siNTEEN ArfEALs: ererg one Of Which
decided In his tarVr by the ioners Of Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr. E,l.ly the ssosf rnyasl, asd
succsssfai practitioners with whom l have had
Official intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commits siOncTs Of Patents,
II have no hesitation as nriny Inventors thsS
they cannot employ n epsspsfsaf aAJ
trustworthy, and more capaole # putting their
applications IN form to secure for them an early
aud favorable consideration at the Patent onice.
EDMUND BURN
Late CommIs Toner oi Patents.
"Mr, X II EnpN has made for me THIkTktN
applications, i'll all hut ONE of which patent.
have been granted. and that one i. noWpending
such unnsiaSabic proof Of great talent and
ability on his part leads me to rccUmmen. al in.
Venturs 10 apply to HIM TO procure their patents
as they may be sure of having the most faithful
attention bestowed on their cases and at very
reas enable charges. JOHN TAGGAEDv
Jan. l, iSi1-ly5l
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DR.. Mattison's Sure Remedies
FOR SPECIAL CASES,

TUX sfESiAL CASES,
Can De obtained only at his ONCE, No. % Union
street, Providence, and are sent by express in
sealed packages, secure from observation, to all
parts OF the country. They do not srerytAing,
,l, tr their respective purposes, thew positively
.9r , 10 eqad. As-crculars giving full infoi nation
,cih TIE highest Testimonials also book on Special
Desedsrs in sealed eariope, sent fee. I Ne sUre
and send for them Tor without reference no sdver.
Using physicion should be trusted. Enciose =
stamp for postage and direct to DIR. MATTIsOS
NO 2s UNION NTREET PROVIDENCE, ". r.
rs
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PLEASE REMEMBER.

The FELLOWS WORM LOZENGEs are prepared
with great from the concentrated extracts of
two plant. They do not act as purgatiye or emet-
ic, will not ,iebiltate the patient, simple an
infant may devour a whole box without harm, and
will at the same time eNpel the worms in an extra
ordinary manner.
pFEIIows WORN LozENGEs is the onl, Worm
remcd, in eNistance, combining harmless qualities
with delicious taste and amlz ng power.
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false frizzcd. your switches
YOUR wig
Destructive of comfort and no. worth zig
Come aged come youthful, come ugly ana 'ar,
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair
REPARAToR CAPILLI,
For restoring hair upon bald heads from what
ever cause 1t may have fallen outl and forcing
growth of hair upon the face. it has no equal. 1t
will force the beard to grow upon the smoothest
face in fro IA five to eight weeks or hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months. A few ignor'
an, practitioners have asserted that there Is moth
ing that will force hasten the growth oil the mar
or beard Their assertions are false, as thousands
of living witnesses from their own cNperience) can
bear witness But many will say, how are We to
distinguish the genuine from the spurious! IL
certainly is difieult ninetenths Of the different
Preparations advertised for the hair and beard are
entirely worthless, and you may have already
thrown away large amounts in theiripurehase' 10
such we would say, try the Reparator Cappilli; II
will cost YOU nothing unless it fnlly.comcs up to
our representations. If your Druggist does not
keen it, send us one dollar and we will forward II
postpaid, together with receipt for the money,
which will be returned You on application, pro-
yidiug eptressatis faction is not given. Address,
WI. CLARk& CO., Chemists,
No.3west rayette street, SYRACUSE, n. I.
Tvs
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AT L A r G. E
NOTICE.

IhE uldersisGsd offers Ior sale lot OF Land
i containing twelve aclr-, lying attached 10 hia
larIn at Hcaehlud corner, on the Mt. Desert road
.aid lot enclosed with cedar and stone fence. four
acres uit.i-r the piow last season and dressed for
seeding down this season the remaining eight acres
IN moving. Possession given tins spring IL wished
for For terms of pay men enquire Of the subscriber
CHAs DII AJrTRE.
ElisWerLk AEri. 115 iyS- i3
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w H Is X Z r 8 and
w MUSTACHES Tor
ccd to grow upon the
>mooihest face In from
three To five weeks by
using DIR. SEVIGNE'S
, REsTACRATErRCAP
II.I.A1RE, the most
wonderful discovery In

modern science, acting upon the Beard and Hair
in an almost miraculous manner, II has been Ised
Inv The ellie Of Paris and London with the most
0atterinv success. Names OF all purchasers viii
he registered and II entire satisfaction Is not NV en-
in every instance, the money will be chscrtulIv
refunded. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, I
descriptive circulars and testimonials nailed
free Address BERGER SHUTS & Co, Chem.
ISIS No. .sj River street, Troy n. Y, Sole agents
for the United States.
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MUSIC TEACHERS
DEALERS

The subscriber is fully prepared to furnish
Sheet Music, Strings, Musical Instruments and
Music Books of all kinds at the lowest trade rates
wholesale and retail, from the largest collections
in this country
Orders punetaally and faithfully attended to.
Address all orders
SIBERIA OTT' 7s3 Broadway, n. z.
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Free to EyesybOdy.

Large 6 PIP. Circular. giving information ofths
greatest Importance to the Young of both sexes.
1t teaches how the hoMeiy may become beautiful
the despised respected, and the forsakss lesrd.
No young lady gentleman shosid lan TO send
their Address, and receive copy postpaid, by
return mail
Address r. o. Drawer, q,
Troy NY
GnOeS
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BEAUTY =!
Ashsrp, Golden, Flaxen 4 Silken Curls,

DRODCCE by the use Of Prof DE BREUN
/ FRIsE r LIE CHEvEUX. One apply iiis~
warranted to curl the most straight spd stubborn
II Of either sex iaio wasy ringis hts, o. heavy
massive enrs. Has been used by the fsshion n. bles
Of Pa and London, with the most gratifying
results. Does no injury to the hair. Price by
mail, sealed and postpaid. ~. Descriptive Cireu-
lars mat,- free. Address BERGER, SHUTS L
Co, Chen lists No. 2sl River 81, Troy. n. ",
Sole Agents for the United States. 1y5
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Packet

THE Schooner Prank Pierce" will PLY as a
packet between ELLSWORTH and PORT
LAND. The +. +. is now ready for Freight at
Portland.
+, VI. GRANT, Master.
March lat lse7 SIT
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There cometh lad tidings ofjoy to al,
To young and to old, to great and to small
The beauty which once was so precious and
rare.
l. free for all. and all may liz fair.
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Eel LO w s
Y OR N | OF I \ G / \
ARE, WITHOUT ENCEPTIoN
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY
MEDICINE OF THE AGE
Comprising Is they do,
REMARKABLE POWER
II E\PElllG WORMS,
PLEASANT TASTE sNp PERFECT SAFETY
They contain
NO MERCURY,
NO MINERAL.
NO TukPENTIN,
NOOIL OR wORMsEED,
NO POISON,
NOTHING INJURIOUS,
They are entirely Vegetable,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS:

Itching of the nose, fcverishncss, twtchng or
starting suddenly during sleep. pain in the stom
ach loss of flesh, palenees with hectic, appetite
sometime, voraei Gus, at others feeble dune-s OF
the eyes, owsines, swelled upper lip tongue
Whitley furred. and studded with red spots. fettt
or garlic breath, grinding of teeth during Sleep
sensation OF lcdgment in the throat, an una'n:al
craving for dirt, chalk clay, fretiulness and
irrifahilitN of temper, cholic. fits and palsy.
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FOB GALE.

SHOATS. Hay and Buggy Wagon,
~ The Shoats five months old, the hay the
best Of English, and the wagon in excellent re-.
pair. All will be sold cheap. Inquire Of
II. II. EMERSON,
Ellsworth April 9th, 49, 4wI2
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INTESTINAL WORMS


Are among the first to undermine the con ttution,
in the list Of diseases. They often occasion severe
disease, endin sometimes fatally particularly when
they ascend to the stomach. Their presence in their
most ordinary situation is attended with unfavor-
able effects upon the gene, al health.
EMINENT MEN ASSERT
Tha, all are more or less troubled with worms, and
tina, many die annually from this cause, who, by
the timely amlnistr alton OF proper remedy, would
be saved. As FELLOWS WORM I.OZENGEs may be
taken without any uuI ieasant result. and most
children are fond Of them their is recommends
ed to those apparently healthy, and thus dispei the
cause of what would produce suffering.
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU USE.
Various remedies have, from time to time. been
recommended, such as Calomel. Oil Of wormse, d.,
Turpen,ine, Sc, so that dangerous and even fatal
consequences are produced. The necessity OF n
safe and sure remedy has caused much research
aud study by the 'propretors of FELLOWS WORN
LOzENGEs. They are positively safe, pleasant and
eiiectual. They do not kill the worms, but act by
making their dwelling places disagreeable to them
In order. however TO guard consumers against de-
ccp,ion by base compound, the ANALYSIS of DIR.
4. A. HAYES, State Assayer, proving the above
staten, nts, is annexed
~ have ANALYSED the WORN LoZENGEs prepared
by Messrs FELLOWS & Co., and find that they are
flee from mercury and other metallic or mineral
matter. These Lozenge. are skilully compounded
pleasant to the TASTE safe yet and elective in
their action.
Respectfully 4. A. HAYES, ". D..
A.sayer to the state of Mass :
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w E shall continue the business at the old stand
w of Wooster 4 Young, and hope TO merit
lsoral share OF the public patronage. We shall
keep general assortment OF goods adapted TO
the wants Of fishermen. We shall enieavour to
keep, constantly on hand, Salt, Nets, Net. wine
GAMBLER, Lines, Troll Gear, &c.
JEREMIAH WOOSTER. 4 co.
Hancock, March 9th, 1866 Fms
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-06
Good Butter.

If you fail to sell your butter at the high
est market price, you may be certain that
it d. not of the best quality and that the
fault is all in the making There are a few
simple rules, which, if followed strictly, will
insure good butter and top prices-the first,
and most important of which, is, perfect
cleanliness in every stage Of the process OF
making. Without this, all other conditions
will be fulfilled in vain.
!. Your milk pals, pans, cream pot and
churn, must be washed perfectly clean every
time they are emptied, and then thoroughly
rinsed in boiling hot water, wiped with a
clean towel and dried In the san and fresh
air.
?. Before milking brush the cows bag
before you set the pail under, and get off the
loose, fine hairs, which will otherwise fall
into the milk; aud if the teats or bag are
dirty, wash them clean with cold water.
3. Set your milk In a cool, airy place
where it will be secure from smoke, SCOT
ashes, dust and flies, and take off the cream
before it turns to clabber. To get all the
cream before the milk turns, it is an excel
lent plan to set the pail into kettles over thC
! fire with a little water IN them, and heat th'
milk nearly to the boiling point, and stir i
/ before straining. By this means you vii
! get all the cream in twelve hours, perfectly
! sweet and free from Jumps of clabber.
4. Every time you add fresh cream to tht
churning, stir the whole well together anC
! keep the cream excluded from all manner o
dirt and foul or hot air.
5. When churned, work the butteTmill
thoroughly out Of it. To do this, some worl
it In cold water, believing that it require
| less manipulation to accomplish 1t, and re
I suits in less injury to the grain of the bu
ter. which is injured by excessive working
but if water IS used, care must be taken {
/ work that out, or it Will be as bad as ID
buttermilk in its effect upon the butter
Pure rock salt, if ground fine, is as muc
Better for butter as it il for pork / ! ID
coarse state salt freely, but not excessively
Butter that is too fresh is insipid, hOweve
perfect It may be in other respects.
6. Pack closely in perfectly tight, clea
crooks or tubs, scalding them thoroughly iu
before they are brought into use, and kee
the butter covered with a strong brine
rock salt.
These rules faithfully followed VIII cau'
your butter to be sought after at the highe
prices. But If, on the contrary, you was
YOUR milk things in tepid, greasy dish wate
wine them with a greasy dish cloth, and 81
them for use without scalding-lf you !
ali the hairs and dirt 60 IN that viii IN mil
ing strain through something that has holl
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-06

From the TIMES, printed at Henderson,
Rusk county, Texas, and dated June 8th, we
clip the following:
RESULTS OF THE JURY ORDER. BY it,
all the counties Of Texas, with law and or
der have passed into confusion, disorder
crime and murder-no mans life or prop
erty is safe under the protection of courts
and iuries as was proved this week by an at
tempt to form jury from some "ultra I'm
ion" men-but one man could be found
willing to take the " Iron Test Oath our
officers doubt their authority and feel that
their tenure of Office Is suspended on the
will of a Dictator, and the breath of an In
former The actual results of this want of
law are this week told in blood and murder
Near Danville, last week, Mr.. Alfred Ames
was cruelty shot down in the day time by an
unknown person, in the enclosure of Mr.. s.
5. Barnet Suspicion is rife, but no action
is taken under our law suspension On Fri
day, the 31st, Dr. a. b. Deloach, was de-
hberately shot down at Belview, by MIR
Drew Wyche, one shot passing through the
temple and forehead, and five buckshotpa
ing through the side into the intestines 1t
was IN the day time, and the Doctor knew
nothing of the firing until the fatal gun was
upon him-no words passed between the
parties, as we are informed. The Doctors
LIE still hangs tremblingly upon its last
hope, as we believe. On yesterday, six miles
south of town, James II. Duncan went to the
field where William Lynch was ploughing,
and fred at him (as he endeavored to escape)
seven times one shot took effect in the arm,
and another struck the hip slightly. Mr..
Lynch was brave, true soldier, who lost an
arm battling for the South in the 4" lost
cause" and with the other he was working
to earn his bread. Surely crippled man
like Lynch ought to have been spared in his
own field, whatever the provOcatiOn. In not
one of the above stated cases do we know
who is to blame, and in two of them we have
not heard the cause.
Under the fearful order" and the issues
of the Military bill, where is the Republic
Where is liberty and law ? Where is human
life 2 All, all are gone
We need in these United States some new
Washington to rise, and toll on, with breth-
rem in arms another seven years, for the
Constitutional liberty which no longer ex-
lists in this Western land.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-06
A vivid and Truthful Picture


Etheridge draws the following picture Of
the adherents of radicalism in Tennessee.
Our readers can test It's truthfuIness by ez-
amining the record of such radicals as are
personally known to them. They viii and
the picture most truthful one
Who are the men that surround this
shining Ight-this mob chieftain-this de
stroying angelo Who are they that do his
viii, echo his commands, give an appearance
of strength to his power, and IN all things
sustain him as Eastern satraps and janissa-
ries sustained their masters in oriental times
and lands Who are they that seek in the
name of loyalty to root out the seed, to kill
the fruitful blossom of liberty, affecting to
hate and despise a great rebellion at the mo-
meEt that they are arrayine themselves on
the side OF a greater, rebellion against so
ciety, peace humanity, love, and all the pre-
cepts of good government? Who are tbey2
auswer-Apostate Rebels-Not reUentanf
rebels, not pardoped rebel, base, cowardiys
malignant dpOStQte rebels The last and
greatest of earthly infamy has been reserved
for those who have been false to every prin-
ciple, truant Co every party, faithless TO every
promise and engagement, because no other
class of men could do the work they have
done-could sink so low or grapple so foully.
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The Lizard Mania.

A short time ago a female at Anamosa,
Iowa, was supposed to have a snake in her
stomach, but a post BlOrtenl examination
revealed the fact that she was the victim of
consumption. This disclosure seemed to
satisfy the public for brief time, but the
sensation has been revived in the person of a
man at Chicago, who earnestly believes that
while indulging in a draught of refreshing
water he swallowed, a lizard. He states
that he felt the animal, as it wiggled and
twisted down his throat, and that the feeling
was decidedly unpleasant, similar to that ex-
perienced in eating blue beef The beIiev-
ers in the theory that animals can live in a
mans stomach are springing up In large
numbers, and numerous cases are cited in
proof of the assertion. All the instances of
snake, lizard and insect swallowing that
have ever been reported are raked up and
presented to the view of the alarmed Chi
cagoan, who writhes, and retehes and throws
himself into improbable shapes, in vain at
tempts to dislOdge the formidable creature
that has sought an asylum within his stOm-
ach
First we are treated to the statement of
Mr.. Peter Lyke, who says that while in the
army, fighting for the honor of his country,
he swallowed small water snake, and that
since that eveDylul period he was unable to
sleep without first drinking gallon Of wa
ter He finally resolved to dislodge his
snakeship, and to this end he took violent
emetic, which had the desired effect, and
brought fort a young serpent over a foot in
length, sprightly as an eel and endowed with
all the deviltry of the temper of Eve. Nu-
merous other witnesses have come forward
who testify that they have known such un-
eouth animals to live in the stomach for
years, and that they rather appeared to like
hnIr a Yola nd ave
being common, and it would be well for in
dividuals who experience an uneasy sensa-
ton in the region of the stomach to subject
| themselves to thorough examination,
What passes for dyspepsia may be some
frightful monster sporting around, much to
the detriment of their health, and should
| be looked after-St Louis Times
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-06
OPPOSITION 70 TYRANNY.
Platform Of the Conservative Party
Of Tennessee.
Unanimously Adopted in COnven-
tion, at Nashville, Tenn,
April 10, 1867.
The Road to Victory

We, the Conservative Union men of Ten
nessee, adopt the following platform Of prin-
ciples:
1st We are in favor of the Union of the
States under the Constitution of the United
States, and pledge ourselves to support and
maintain the same.
I'd. We are the friends of peace and civil
law, and that these great objects can be best
promoted by legislation recognizing equal
and exact justice to oalI-exclusiye privileges
to none.
3D. We are in favor of immediate reste-
ration of our disfranchised fellow-citizens
to all rights, privileges and immunities of
full and complete citizenship
4th. That our colored fellow-citizens, be-
ing now citizens of the United States and
citizens of the State Of Tennessee and voters
of this State, are entitled to all the rights
and privileges of citizens under the laws and
Constitution of the United States and of the
State of Tennessee.
5th. We are opposed to the reputation of
the national debt and are in favor of equal
taxation, as the proper method of paying the
same.
9th That the establishment of standing
army in our State in time of peace, is a fla
grant and dangerous encroachment upon
the rights and liberties of the citizen
heavily oppressive to the taxpayer, and evi-
IDENTIFY designed to oyerawe voters at the
ballOt-box
7th. We cordially approve of the patriotic
efforts Of Andrew johnson, President of the
United States, in defending the Constitu-
ton, preserving the Union of the States, and
maintaining the supremacy of the laws.
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The following gentlemen comprise the
Central Executive Committee:
Col John Baxter, of Knox.
Hon. James Jones, of Greene.
Charles S. Cameron, of Shelby.
Dorsey b. Thomas, of Humphreys
John c. Gaunt, of Davidson
VIM B. Campbell, of Wilson.
a A Steele, of Marshall.