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Smyrna times., 1868-06-24
NOTICE.

pROPOSA1 will he received Nv the N,nec.,.,
the DUCK CREEK IMPROVEMENTS cow.
P ny. up to Jn!y ION S6S. for the good and sece>
o,upI,,ns ~ ga Duck Creek opposite Jones Pom;
connect The banks Of the COMPANY nov, rnode S..
ping TO be not less than twenty. four feet on Ion
SIX ieet higher than the marsh " P
Ihmen enS,"ns Of Creek: l6O feet wide cs Cee,ts,
areL"gf u;,d a""ni ~ feet Any further rnformatlo
er. VIZ" 'he Hls'';
JAMES w S2RUANCE.O
JNO. Nj VOSHELL. N,,o,s.
Smyrna, June 2Oth, 1868.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

AGRICULTrRAL EXHIBITIoN.- Spring
cXhlbltion Of the Agricultural Society Of New
Castle CO., was held last Thursday. The trial
Of speed OF the horses was about the only
feature
The first trial was between the Patchcn marc
belonging to Geo. g. Lobdel the sorrel mara
Coqnettc. belonging to Zadock Townsend. and
the Dun horse, Sam owned byL w. Stidham
Best two in three. Patchen mare won first
heat, 2.ll!; Sam won the second heat, 2 -
ana ,Coqnrtte won the third heat 3 O5. The
Fa'chrn mare was Withdrawn, and Coouette
won the fourth heat and the race in 3 TO-
The second contest was between Nerrick' :
roam horse, Abe, " and Lobdelrs nav mare
= Helen $ Helen " won the first heat in
; % ABE " won the second in >. s.. and
Helen won the third in Psi and the fourth
heat in > So '0''' ''i
The third trial was between the eorroI mare
Rosie, known as the Coal Oil Mare :"
owned by + T. Warner, and the bay mare
hnccy owned By d. L1mmot. 'Incy'' won
the, first three heats in 3Il. 3 90. sos This
ended the racing At the conclusion Mr.. OsIe
sold for Mr. Warner the mare Rosie " At
public sale. She was knocked down to Mr.
Lammot for $G25. ~
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

while the Wizard OF Flo Kossh endowed with as
be blood aud surrounded as great opportunities
is exile and failure. Garibald an orr and
has built powers hers has retained none r him
selt The Caesars NapuleOnS Peter Russia " aln of
Orange Cromwell Washington and nearly all founders of DIV.
naStles or great administrator have been taci.ur The DE.
nosheneses. CIccrOS ButuseI Burhcs and Slrap4 have
dynastic nor welded .r Ia nsa
therefore, who that Grant like Disr.l or
Gladstone. safely reply that D.ar Cita!stoue
could not command plan administer cNcute like Grant
Dsraci the most brilliant Br.tan las been
twenty-five years getting ~ Prcmicr -, ..ay
days III showing has ncaImcijy 10 hold H.. position
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

Bold THEFT.-On Saturday evening week.
about 9 O'Clock, man entered the store of
Mr.. Henry Leberman. on Loockerman street,
and stated that he wished to purchase suit of
clothes After selecting a suit, valued at $40.
he went out and returned in about half an
hour and stated he was prepared to pay for
them When Mr.. Leberman placed the pack
age of clothes before him, he grabbed il and
ran into the street; Chase was Immediately
given, but the thief managed to elude his nnr.
suers and escape with his i'll gotten booty
DeL0lp1re1n
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24


ABUSING GRANr.-Now that Gen. Gran,
Is before the country in a political contest il !,
TO he expected, and We have already had mn.
merous indications, that he will be snbiootod
10 wholesale abuse and ca!umny by a class Of
journals that are more successful in n.irc M
hnesgate than in arguing a principle of ma
tional policy. To this class Of Democratic M
pers land it's large one) we recommend tho
perusal of the following paragraph from the
New York World, one Of the leading ORGANS
Of the party:
Gen. Grants position is abore the reach
OF caiumny. Calumny lcyeled at him would
fecOl upon the calumniator No Domocr,t;c
journal, however vigorously opposing Cen
urant election. will be so foolish or So pninst
ms TO calumniate him. -
One OF the most foolish attempts on the
part Ct these Journals to injure his rpnutot;o,
Is the effort to belittle his military ach;ava.
ments by giving his losses in men and n.ater-
ais. Military achievements are always viewed
with respect to the results acccmplished Na
poleon 5 losses in men were greater than +bot
OF any general of modern times. vet II did
not detract from his military geniuS Ua was
generally on the offensive. attacking tba ono.
my in intrenched positions, where one man in
the fortress was equal to four in the field T.
was part OF the stategy Of NAPOLEON to have
the number of men required. So also with
Grant. From Fort Donelson to Appomattox
ne was always on the aggressive, always at.
tacklng intrenched positions, always had men
enough to accomplish his task and abrams NJ.
compllsted 1t! Every stronghold he canturod
from the enemy, from Vicksburg to the close
oi the war, was taken after other generals had
been defeated in the attempt Mcclellan.
Dom attic pct, started on his Peninyular cam
ane Of the largest and best apnoint.
ed armies Of modern times, and was driven
back to Washington with not onc-balf Off
lie lost more men than Grant, in the Same
period, and accomplished nothing. Had G rant
won Out single engagement it might bo ~.
tributed to chance or accident, but having nov.
er lost a campaign in Il continuous strurp,e of
three years, no one but fool would attcnnt
to ridicule his military genius.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

:, Gen. Rawlins, Grief OF Grants STAFF. has
thought Mt to write a letter explanatory of the
military order issued in 1862, expeling Jewish
He shows the imperative necessity thar ar;'tod
nc the time for preventing the movements of
unauthorized persons within the sphere of one.
ratlons; and, finding that Grants directions
on the subject were violated by certain class
OF Hebrews, the military order in question was
Issued. The outcry which the Democrats are
now making about the order is merely a nartv
trick, and will have no effect upon intelligent
and patriotic Jews. Every officer in Grant 3
army knows that the order was necessity
under the circumstance. '''''
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24
PREMATCRE DECAY.

20 alhua!V INTO
t%l"c 10 preserve that uIh, blr>Sn.,g,d hes.
sufferers from Liver Complaint Dy>?cp>a Cou>ti ion ami
ailments, disease
anu END your IaN> on earth, perhaps suddenly un-, Won
III, uls l" prevent H. But beware
OH S tH protection against the of hrS Diseases As
"'il ~ only absolute remedy
az one 10y course of MShlrs Herb Rttrrs ai ,hus render
cons ION and physique inyuin"rahir attacks Of
cpldtHc disorders and the ordinary cuInrains
Ia every ncalty The most distinguish physicians m n
iaN use IL IN their and dec .r,
Mir chir" ct "iitinr possesses no remedy tina; i Ia.
diseases arising Sforn.,l,
Liver Kidneys uiretin.s. Nc. tS Ml>h,,r Iri tr, ~
tors, Lincsstcy. Pa. " ~ " - "PttIe-
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

GRADUATES. Among the graduates at the
recent commencement at West Point Military
Academy was Paul Dahlgr of this State.
Warner VI Cowgirl graduated as a MidShip
man at the late commencement of the Naval
Academy, at Annapolis. He stood 10 in the
order OF merit in class Of IS. He is the son
of DR.. c. A. Cowgirl, recently of Dover, now
in Florida.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

LAND SALEs.-R. Hynson, Esq, trustee.
sold in Chestcrtown, Md, on Tuesday week
the Smith farm" containing 275 acres, AZ
s7l per acre-Wm. r. Cochran, of Middle
town, purchaser. Also, the Hines farm -
containing 1885 acres-purchased by John p.
Cochran, of the same place.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

=. ThadieuS Stevens has prepared four now or.
ucles OF Impeachment against Pr sidcnt .Jobn-
son' "hich ne Will present to the House. The
nrSt article charges the President with institr,-
Uny provisional governments in the Sontb
without consent OF Congress the second ~, NIL
usurpatiOn Of the parloning power tb@ tb;rJ
with using his patronage to obStruct the In ps
OF Congress in the Southern States; and tbe
fourth with using corruptly his patronage r.
AFFECT the result o; elections in different State.
within three years past. Mr. Stevens has nc
hopes OF having his articles entertained tbi.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

BCsINEss.-Jas. Furness and 6. L. Strad,
ley, Jr., have taken the shoe store of Geo L.
Stradley, Sr., on Commerce st. Furness has
the reputation of being one of the best boot
makers in the State.
W. D. Savin has opened grocery store in
Hoffecker' S canning factory.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

TIE Town TRAIN-Mr j. f. Brnton.
eondnctorot the town train, will hereafter leave
Clayton for Smyrna at s. 20 in the morning in
stead Of 8. 40 This obviates the delay hereto
fore experienced at Clayton in meeting the
morning train north. An additional trip will
be made for freight.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

BIG SNAKE.-Mr. VIM DAVIS killed a snake
at Mr. NAPLES gate. near Dover, Friday morn
ing, which measured six feet two inches. II
was Of the kind called COW sucker" and
aroused Mr. DAVIS Indignation by making am
attack on his mules A snake Of that size is a
rarity hcreabOnts = Dehtrnrcnn
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY.--An excursion
to Cape May from Smyrna and Bombay Hook.
by the steamer S,can, will be made on Tues.
day, July 7th. This gives an opportunity to
our citizens for days enjoyment JAS. W.
Spruance, Esq, the manager, will give particu-
lars next week. The fare from Smyrna will be
Z SO
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

IHE UNION Pacific RAILROAD is being
oullt more rapidly this year than ever. The
word is, "To Salt Lake by Christmas" Six
hundred and forty miles are now in running or.
der, and hundred miles more are nearly ready
for the track. Brigham Young has five tbous.
and men at work in Utah, and saws he is nat
afraid of the Gcntilcs. 1t is probable that the
locomotive will 60 through to the Pacific in
!oo9 instead ot 1870, and will carry along with
II an immense train of Passengers and freight.
now awaiting that happy event Contrary to
the usual experience of railroad companies. the
Union Pacific hasan abundance ofready money
and pays cash for everything Its First Mort
gage SIX per cent. Gold Bonds are eagerly TAX
taken throughout the country by parties Of
sound financial judgment. The sales have al.
ready amounted to seventeen million dollars
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

30s converted into 5-20's at government rates.
5.2O'-, 2a's, ISIS and l040'S bought and sold-
At the present high prices holders can realize a
handsome profit by selling ont and reinv,stlng ir
Union Pacific and Central Railroad Bonds thereby
gaining good security, at IA much lower rate
Sohn McL5ar & Son, Bankers COZ Market st.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

SUNDAY SCHOOL PFC NIc.-The NJ. F.. Sun
day School pic mic, which was to have taken
place day in Mr.. Wilson wood, is abandon,
road contemplated, which will take place NEXT
Tuesday. it is expected. A general invitation
will he given to the citizens to accompany the
school, and pleasant time is anticipated Ar,
ranpements have not progressed sufficiently to
give particulars
The Academy pic mic, last Friday, was high
y appreciated by the students and their friends.
The varlOu4 pic mic parties that have gone to
Mr. Wilson's wood, from this town, feel great
" Indebted to that gentleman for the kindness
he has shown. in fixing up seats, tables, provid-
ing water, &c, for their accommodation. Such
hospitality is rare.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

kowpYIsM-Mr Editor: Will you allow us little space in
"hch /" request has more voice than brains
y" nIS y'llns oil vulgar songs. in the streets night
10 the disgust Of the people who are compelled TO m , 5
listen at him. We think he have more respec for bi
mother than to b" making himself No matcr bi
g has sacked him. it why should throw him
self away. ~"
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

" pE NtNES>, Blindness and CArapp,
~ e" ~''h me utmost Snr"ess, by }. lsA,r. A. u ''e',
ra ,p9s'1t CIo 81 plsea"e' OF III" Eve ana ff .
rai N",e2e "i Frnnsy ylvnnl. - trq,. ~ "' Z.
unrher!y ot Leydon, iIDllana Nu ''''' &
fhila, Ie'';npniais can he seen AT l,, ,'r, 4 :.
IheuIcal faculty are InvIted IA nc,.u,u . 7,
uPhis' as he has no secrets in hiS rr,.,. ''' ..
eyes inserted without pam. No ci.,,g,
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24
Public Gala

Nl'l ne sold al Public Sale al The shons ,D COZ 2
VI Domherce and Delaware Sis opposite Tschu.y,
STORE smyrna. Delaware. on SATTRDAY aleua
neAt; June "a 1865, two new tw o horse Farm Wag =
one Twin and one Double Uarro,,, Csi,;'. ",'' " o. .
Ea'"t lee'h, Grain Cradles, Hoes Halnes Sinple ri
O"nr.DoIe,rees' n.o6 one Farm Gate &c Sale at 2 oroi
iE"mS Sums of twenty dollars and un1er n
.dSh VIII De required; over that amount a creGia
a"u "honihs VIII he given, by purchaser e,vua uci
with approved security, G. ~ rIIIuINA%
June 22d, 1868 S,n'.'' ~.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

CALVES RESCUED. Capt jackson. ofSmyr
ma Landing, whilst coming down the Riyerone
night last week in his vessel the CL,yt0n
Ao6'r, discovered something in the water that
looked very strange, which induced him to
hnd ont what it was. He lowered boat and
picked mp two calves tied together. They were
nearly drowned, bat are in fine condition now
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

OuTRAGE.-A valuable mare, belonging to
JAS. l.. Smith, Ed, of Dover, died on We'd
ne>day from injuries inflicted by some passion
ate or inhuman person while she was strayed
from his premises the day before. Some per
son h I'd struck her violent blow across the
back with garden rake, and one of the teeth
penetrating joint of the spine, inflammation
resulted and death
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

Farailics wishing to be supplied with Bread
from the wagon during the warm weather.
vii! please leave Instructions at my Store, on
Commerce street. Settlement once week.
Henry Buarnc.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

HARVESTING. Harvesting will commence
in this section early the coming week. Several
say they expect to cut wheat on Monday, and
others Tuesday, Wednesday, &C., so that hy
the middle or last of the week harvesting will
have fairly set in
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24
THE COMING CONFLICT.

w = sNe greater Inducements 10 Agents than 81
other house IN The trade Lad,. and Gam. u
upcubs In our 'N Ne'''''
ONE DOLLAR SALE
OF Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Silver Ware. PLATED
Ware, &c. &C.
ihousands can TESTIFY as to the superior onny ~
aisV remuneration TeceIved for eIing uur cpoti
We Will present 10 anv porson rree - '',' ,an,,
SEM Se.b'g VS. club goods worth So to $780, or vii P
az a. goods sold at an uniform price of ONE pol
" We have made special ar,anoeman,s ,,;,b The
he.eosaIeu lieu? ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY, 10 snpIl
'"e'r slannard Teas and Cotfees. al their he.i prr
III, ngen's wanted everywhere Descriptive C,rcna'
VIII De sent free, on application.
20, ,ChAS LETrS y co, Manfrs' Aalcnr
Je St lm 64 Il &c Federal ST Rost,H Ms
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24
COAL OIL! Coal Q)LI

IN" ~a'"S', best and cheroo>t or'. f,r ..I. mat.
r' poses IN ~" martei. We gnarrr'. - 10 be-.
that ls represented. and at less COST 70 d.,
eau be purchased in this, or the Pn,I,t,..1,, :;
ket. Give US call. '
THOMPSON y CO.,
W. hoiesaIe and ret" dealers in CoaIOl Lard. S.,
Whale and Lubricatlng obs. N. ". c,r STCny,
ana hNkh ri Sis, Wilmington, Del rapa2l
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24
The Great Discovery of the AGE
PENICKS,
INDIAN HAIR RESTORATIT,

is no deception; it has been tried and proved ~
hummer oI me leading ladies of tins town. ms We
many other places, whose cerliGcato. 80 ~ -" ~.
~ IS no Dye and Is warranted not to stain mr. soil a.,
Ining' Ig Inc PropreIress being well known wonid
uecelVe The public. She warrants ittot IN bo sIr,
% eu ahu nelieves II will receive the full con6Jeors
ro. pu",'c aittt lar trial on grey halr II saGt
'TT"s loi the haIr and makes II soft and curl,
rms article is highly recommended nv ,bs n,
po,,, o,me chemists as being enurely harmless -
All we ask Tor 1t Is u fair trial. For sale nt
I,noo,,L MRS &. JENKINS
e eF'"'-om Commerce ct . Smvrna De.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

OPERA IIoUsE.-rhe erection of an opera
house in Wilmington is being agitated. One
gentleman proposes to subscribe $4,000, on
certain conditions; another $4,000, and others
800 and upwards.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

Now is the time to be economical. Buy the
Patent Paper Collar and Bosom Combined
Price $ .O0(Gl 25 a box Something nice
For sale by Phillips & FAIRIES.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

AND orATESAEN-lt is as absurd to confound states
Win tiolnence as to mistake the talent to persuade
oF the ABILITY to command Persuasion Is not
c VINO nave eXceed in eloquence have often been
contempt IN administration The qualities of mind and heart
required tor 0raory largely opposed to those invood in
executive Saesmanshp Tho orator needs feryd
the executive cool and unbiased Judgment The fr,or
quality clothes dry and unnteresng facts in
anu IN part out of the ideal fancifu constructs tho
'o cohclnSon The latter strips all conclusions of their
ae' anu DEALS with the few simple facts which are the
controlling elements In problem Amono opr r.nr
.ave SateSmen-Frankln. Washington Hamilton Jefferson
"dSon Jackson Calhoun Webster Clay and LincolnopIv
were orators and they attained to executive
lions Among our representative oratorOtis Ames Patrick
henry Randolph, Calhoun Webster Clay Corwin Everat
Choae and Wendell Phllipsnot one has ever been sacd
LOT an executive position and of them would have had
""ueSy 10 ADMIT their unftness Our executive men have
een ht men This Is not an accident OF politics. but a re-
eess business 1t ORIGINATES the fact that tho bhsr
ne the greater the division labor or as Spencer
IT, the differentiation functions To argue is one
tnnS' TO decide another To talk one trade 10 act
different one " w ~" very
In Europe to-day the silent, murnblins Nspo,eor i..
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

COLLINS BEACH The Hygenia House,
Collins Beach, will be open for visitors after
the 2d of July. Mr.. Collins, the proprietor
promises to use his best efforts to make this
pleasant summer resort attractive.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

Don forget to write for Wyatt & Garrett :
Circular of Measurement, No. Cpl Market st.
Wilmington, Del. IanI5-Ivl
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24
S@S@S

Coop TIME.-The stallion Osceola, belong
ing to Mr.. Geo. e. Lobdell, of Wilmington,
which took a premium at the recent West
Chester fair, made 2 81, 2 80 and 2. 81, in three
consecutive heats He was fat, and not at all
in training. This is excellent time and shows
that if put on his mettle he would do splendid
w. Commercial
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24
1900

"n'd' Gold Coupons and Coupons, due July Isl,
bought. Drafts OIL New York aud Phlladelphia for
sale Delaware State Bonds and Delaware R. r.
c'ncE, tor sale by John McI.ear & Son, Bankers,
BOZ Market ST., Wilmington Del
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

Buy yonr Clothing at Phillips & FAIRIES. They
have the arg"st stock, and selling cheaper than
any house in Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24
MARRIAGES.

fEh"' son LpRp-At III" res i,rr- of ~. bride, f.,.
od">~a Del, on Wednesday tl. 81 inst ty Rev ,;,..
rh"r'a' '""n Ferguson to Mis-, Corlrs Lori %; A.
Castle co.., Del.
WENT-FRANCES.-In Laurel D.l ON .b. ,,.,. i,, ....
+. Miller d.. : !" West. OF Wyoiulll, d., to Nj.
Frances daughter Of the officiating minister
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24
DEATHS.

Wednesday moruiak las, Nfrs MARY 4 q.
som "ie OF Mr. john othosou. near M.dilr,oNu ME-.
Hug"llnZ illness.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

STRUCK BY LIGHTNTNG.-Quite a severe
thunder storm occurred at Dover, Sunday after.
noon accompanied with severe lightning. A
party OF gent emen were returning from Kitt's :
hammock. IN two carriages, and when about
two miles from town the lightning struck the
tence by the roadside and felled the horses to
the ground. 1t was thought that thev were
both killed at first but they revived, and whilst
assisting one of them, belonging to John Fl
nendrlGkSon' upon his feet, the other, belong
ing TO John Denney, jumped up and ran off
Mr. II. $ horse was badly hurt, bv either tho
shock the pieces of fence rail. A stable in
Dover, belonging to Joshua Parker, (col.0 was
also struck and considerably injured. One
end was knocked out The storm extended
down the county.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

GRACE CnrRcH-At recent meeting of
tne II.., congregation Of Grace NJ. f. Church
i" lImIngt'n the following statement was made
! he total cost of the whole church cdifce
and ground was e1ot 91c 91'.'ice nc
Of this sum there has been paid SS34I So
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24
NofIce-

Wy wiie, ELIZABETH GLENN. havis i, ci
S ~ anu BOARD without just cnnse or pro rorslr
hereby fOrwarn all persons from ,rrsl;pa IA ,a
account, as will pay no debts of her con, = M.
May 81, 1867. CHAS n 1SrS
Smyrna times., 1868-06-24

II, LEAVING an actual present liability of$lO5, ,97jI7
This Is reduced by assets, as fol-
lows: dne for pews sold. s6.575.
Subscriptions unpaid. Sc. 242
bills receivable 81 ,9j7 40; pews
unaoId, Sl05OO; cash in Trea-
T ouls' 30" ID $26.I5j Is
80 n"G "r ac:"a' Indebtedness of $40, $40 02
on the church. and the balance was mr. IL,
money borrowed on the credit of the Trnstac
he organ cost $1,000; the carpet 81 D00 .
the pews about $4,000; the cushions So 3on
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-14

THos. q. LOWE EsQ.-.Ihis young gentle
man, a graduate of the Lebanon Law Uni
versity, and son of our respected fellow
citizen and former Representative, Thos.
Lowe, Of Salisbury, we are pleased to an
nouee has located in our town for the pur.
pose of practicing law. We are glad to sec
young men Of promise locating in our midst
and we wish Mr. Lowe unbounded success.
lie has entered into copartnership with our
Young and talented friend Harry NJ. Hin,
See their card in to-days paper.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-14

Circuit Court adjourned on last Saturday
after two weeks session. The case Of the
State vs.. r. d. Cross, for murder, was con-
tinued by consent The following gents of
color, charged with larceny, were found
guilty and sentenced to the penitentiary for
three years each, viz Joe Taylor, Henry
Collins, Claiborne Mask and VIM. Moore.
jas. NJ Goodall, white, was found guilty OF
petit larceny and sentenced for one year.
The Court commuted his punishment to 90
days imprisonment IN the county Jail. The
ease Of tile State vs.. James Mitchell for
murder, occupied the attention OF the Court
during the last three days, but it was found
impossible 70 try the easei owing to the diG
Guilty in making up jury, and to the fac
that Judge BEND was compelled to hold
Court in Lauderdale this week Nine juror
had been obtained ct the adjouFpment 0
she Court on Saturday. The case was nee
essarily continued
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-14

Notwithstanding the absence of our friend
Billy Brooks Us juror in Memphis, the
Tempest Saloon, Of which he is sole propri-
etor, is still in full blast and doing a lively
business, with Jack Jones at the bar. ="
Jack has been suffering much of late with
rheumatism, but having met with superior
article Of pain killer on last Sunday, he has
gotten all right again and ready for business.
Give him a call
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-14
n view Of the Eross
Decline in Prices OF Goods
AT COST, FOR CASH
DR.. RusseIPs Private Medical pispen


sARYs No p SeETH CoUAT sTREEr. Memphis. Tean.-
Estahlshed in 1854 Ter the al All astsd
Nh any form Of private diseases gosorea slecs
syPh Involuntary Emissions. structure. shosid bssEs
Of sntEustHs their Inexperienced quaet sah in
yaFiasly drug their patients win which VIII sooner
OF later destroy the mol rsbus oouattuson A. ts once
cures eEsetsd from daJs. wtheut ts use q
mercury change Of Diet hiadranes from 5asiEsss Goa
Eutatioh strictly esAEdsnfia Charges asrate i s5ua
seen needles here add sho poanee 81 npFius che ssi
in the bud bus hint The wise s sent. not oay . save
theussiges. from misery shield rber oaraE foza shame
sad ruia. bow osu it the gentensn drensh
thsusslVes with advertised Alter auea 5oss in
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