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DEATH OF A VALUABLE HORsK-..G enc raj
Grant" one cf The best trotters IN The yiciufty
of Albany and the properly OF Harvey swan.
of that city, died al Schoharie last week. He
vas valued al S4,0tN. The owner refused
S3.Nbl
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kfNITTHD~-The SECRETARY OF War has is-
sued an order directing that the unexec uteci
portion OF the sentence be RENTED in the case
OF BrrNet MAJOR Andrew Sheridan. captain ID
Us infantry, who was tried before general
court martial IN February last, ana sentenced
10 be suspended from rank and pay proper for
The period OF eleven months, for aospnting
himself without leave from his command.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-14

TIE WHITE BoUsE-The regular meeting
of the Cabinet " as held to-day All the MEM
bers present. This forenoon several Senator.
ard Representatives had interviews With the
President
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GENERAL GRANT. with his family, is icyy
soIournisg on his farm near 81. Louis, where
he " i'll remain for several weeks, prior 10 hi
departure further West. He is not expected to
return 10 Washington. before The middle OF
September.
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THr PRKsrDExr hss directed that Brevet
Major ". IL. Qnimby, Captain, u. :. A.
,reured.) be detailed ss Acting Assistant omar
terrnaster and Acting Commissary o; Sub
sIstence AZ Fort Columbus, New York haroor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-14

ilSAJGCEATIoH OF Gov. WARxoUrH, on
LcUisIANA-Mr. Warmouth, the new Cover.
nor Of Louisiana. was inaugurated Yesterday
10 Ne~ Orleans, in the hall Of the House OF Re.
present,tives. IN the presence of b5th Houses
The oaih was administered by the Chief Jus
tice Of the supreme Court. A number of tb /,
outgoing and incoming officials We're present
On the platform. The inaugural address wa
brief and weIl-written. He says he refraips
at this time, from entering into any disc rs sion
OF measures deemed of importance. He urges,
however, immediate measures for the repres /.
sion of the Iawlessness and disorder now ri,e
in the State We want peace and order, and
without IL .Ge can have no prosperity"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-14

ALABAMA RACIFIks THE EoURTEENrH Ar
TJCLK-ARother Of the Congressional military
governments was set on foot yesterday. Gov
Smith and Lieut. Governor Applegate were
sworn In as provisional officers. The Senate
met at - noon. and elected It's officers. The
18th amendment TO the Constitution OF the
United States was ratified, when the Senate
adjourned. The House also elected its officers,
and ratified the l4th amendment AT O'Clock,
in pursuance OF orders from Gen. sheppard,
TWO pieces of artillery were brought TO the
Cnpirol Hill, and salutss fired in honor Of the
fAuhceuoe u iIAs fHcie 20.
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d. ROMERO, for some years Minister from
hrNioo, yesterday presented ms letters of
recall 20 President Johnson.
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FROM THE STEAMER IDAHo.-A dispatch
v a. this morning received al the Navy Depart
Tl-nt. from Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Com
inanaer Edward Hooker. OF the steamer Idaho.
daisd on Nagasaki, Iapaa4 May 10th. alnounc-
mg MS arrival there on The 18th OF Nav
tfneers and crew all well
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NAVAL oRpERs.-Lemnanderw VIM. F. Hop.
Aihs, Lieut. Commander e. 5. Norton, Lieuts.
Edwin White and A. tI. aid W I'll, have been
o"saehed nom the Sham rock and placed Oh
wai,ng orders. Paymastfr " .Goldsborough 2 Ia
has been detached irCra the same weasel a. M
O. sdered 10 settle his acCoupts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-14

GENKRAL BURBRIDGE, OF Kentucky, is an
applicant for the Office Of Commission of
Internal Revenue.
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Baitimere Stock Market. To-day
Baltimere Markets. To-day,

BALTIMORE, July 1i-Virginia SKIES, IN
scribed old, IL bid, ~ asked, Virginia skies,
1867, rs bid.
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MILITARY AUTHORITY TO CEAssIS In SoUrH
OagoLIsA--GcneraI Candy issued an ord. r
yesterday directing military officers in the
STATE of South Carolina 10 cease .xsrc sing any
civil authority when the President proclaiu.s
the adoption OF the constitutional arnsndmr III,
n which time prisoners under charges will or
turned over 10 the civil authc rites. All pris-
oners serving ont terms bv military sentence
will be held. Writs OF habess corpus tror.
United States courts are 20 be responded to, b a.
10 writs from State couIts reply Is TO be made
that the prisoner Is held UNDER the authority of
laws oil the Uui'ed States. and Jurisdiction IS
exclusively In the United STATES courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-14

~ Thr American Association for the Ad.
yancemsnt OF Science holds its ueat aouaal
meeting on August c, at Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-14

toNFIRsATIoNs.-The Senate, Yesterday
confirmed Edwin s. McCook. Collector OF In
ternh Revenue for the Eighth District OF ILL.,
noIs, and SeIden Conner Assessor for rhe Third
District Of Name
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Geyernment Securities.

WASHINGTON, July u. ls6s.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
eminent spcuriae~:
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PoJJTiCAL.-HOn. Hamilton Ward. Repre-
sentative IN Congress from the i wrnry-ssyenr n
District OF New York. IL likely 20 miss IT,
nomination, because one Of the counties eoul-
PoeinG h- district has not had n member - foT
a generation and insists now upon having
one
The aats renomInation of Hon John A
Bingham. Of Ohio. IS his seventh. H ka,
>-FNed n thr House longer than any other Ohio
armbsT Of Il.
M. Jane G. Hall. of Toledo. i ur,s, ~,
large nHmber OF rhe prominent RepubIfcs an.
u lhe lenin DlstrIct a candidate Tor Congress
20 succeed MT. Ashley. But does Mr. Ashley
want 20 be Succeeded
The Coiur1bus JosTHa, Eiv-- PendIe,on
md his friends this parting rhyme:
Not yell was heard. u o. a greanback note
As the escort frcm Tlnnany hurried:
Nc' a hummer discharged his farewell shout
" eT the gave hrrr poor George lee buried
- NJ Boston |oaDT,al gives the following.
Ten thousand dollars reward Is offered tor
pfocf tnat any one laan ~hoated .Hurrah for
'>-ymour and Blair in Boston on Thur,day
~Nening, and The SANE amount viii be paid for
= s.sht OF ne person who lad The ghost Of an
iora o. dong 30.
- ~RacoDteur" writes 10 the New York
'o,.,.sr ieI' "Chrf Justice Chase was pres-u I
IN nursday evening at q dinner gwen by he
Brlu>n Minister 70 Reverdy Johnson and he
40 tnai At loOaed as tEo Eougn iranf would
- snort time ago a white man in the vi
'lnhy OF Marren-burg, no , married a black
woman lh@ citIzens he. ri o. the facr- and
orougnI NE man into town 70 suffer indiguj-
res Wbbe ne was being persss uted, a large
.-ro~d around him hooglnx yelling. &c a 1en.
-lenan presen' stepped our and asked him
ha, are yonT politics, my friend!' Il am n
democrat, have always been q derpo.rat s,,d
Always expect 10 b. 8 dsmocrat." Tbs hsosin1
.Oon subsioad-
The New YORK couNerctal thinks The
Democratic ticket may b. regarded "a M me.
aliio ticker, tioNsEnor - mour furnishing sae
sorper. and 6sreral Biair .ss erass
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PHALON'S ..PAPHIAN LOTION,
THE SKIN Avn GnMpIHN

FfSPiEfs. a6ra, srC SLoTcEss, raScas.s rhS. ste..
and renders THE SAN sort,
For LADIES In tire SUBSERY IL is I'M yalushle
Tor orGENTLeMENa alter SHAVING it has no elu ii
edy Tor diseases and biemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON.s .PAPHIAN >OAP-
Tor the TOILET. NURSERY and BATa, will not
chap the SKIN. Price rs cents per cake.
FLOR DE MAYO,
..FLOh DE MAYO,
4 NkM PERFUME FOR THE HANDEER-
GHIkr ENQCIsITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON SON. New York
ee-y Sold by ali Druggists.
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A RI xARKABLE CUREl

SORES on THE TONGUE. ULCERS
IN TIE THROAT, SORE GUNS.
SORE MOTH SORES Nv THE
NOSE, AROUND TIE
EYES, &c.
recently exhibited, q iex bottles will cure. "a
Ionie, OF throsg nhe ,iests Of arreary, Ps.s,
sItties may be required 10 make . perm.nsnt eoFe
A remarkable instance Of personal beauty r.
s.4rsd e ,s sLsas dishgured BY tine ravaees of
From the advanced sheets sf new Medical wo.k
"FALsEANp TRUE
By JOHN RADwAY,M
h. B.-This book contaiss much valuable tnf,r-
nation for the henenI OF the sick. illustrated with
eans in their natural and in their diseased cnnli
ous q preserving The same should send for a COPS,
which will be cent free of charge by remitting one
three cent stamp Tor pcstase, TO Bsd~sy . Go. |,
FIRST BOTTL Eat the end Of the hrst bottle
hersirength, appetite and spirits were improved.
pesred. Appy ing the Reeelvent over the surface
si,a IN. sPonss selis'.d .hs inf am@stloa sId
cleansing and purifying the putrd flesh.
SECOND B0TTLE.-at the end OF the seoos
sottie, signs Of Improvement in ths discharges
sbete6. the skin greatly improving the eye. grow
ing brighter, strength and appetit. increasing.
THIRD B0TTLE.-Dry scshs en- the scalp. aud
sores on the arms. and incrusted scales q "a.
hands. gradually dissPpearine, lencorrh.s gr-atIy
lesssned, water becoming clear, and kidneys AMI
bladder improving.
FIFTH B0TTL E Finger nails growing hAuJ.
and arms clear and smooth, hair erOxine on IN.
scalp bowels regular, and skin free from Irritation
face clear of sores.
SIXTH AND SEVENTH BOrTT Esther
on the neck greatly improved eucorrhes di.chs-goS
stopped enstr ustion regular, pain OF the aldo.
stopped face clear of all spots. hair covering tie
scalp greet OF flesh epirits buoy ant ..ep
elastic, AID appetite good.
NINTH BOTTL E-Au sign. Of disease grain
ally disappea inc, frequent rides in the Park grest
inprove0ent in personal appearance. hair cosrtiG-
uing 20 grow rapidly skin smooth and clear, and
the ulcer in tse neck healed
TWEL FIT 30 It'll Continuing the Re-,lv-
ent after all eruptons hsd dssppeared. she caiu-i
~ hesh snd personal beauty No ore trouble Ia
growing uxurisnt spirits excell-ut, er hi bitsS
to her friends picture of health and beauty.
Eor six month"; stAsr the oi the twelfth Iottl-
she continued taking three tea. poonsful % the R
week.
In this wonderful cure a Lesson may be ieAraea in
regard 20 the true means of securn persons beau
y. Good pure. rich blood viii maze healthy nbre
hair. Cosmetic powders. painting the skin with
brushes. applying greasy substances. and sleoloie
poader Sc 'ne idss np the pofs. oSstrue a ire.
escape Of sweat and insensible perspirstiou. fhrs
preventing the absoIbtion Of oxygen In the atmos-
cation OF the blood snd nnids Of the skin xe Pure
blood 10 secured By the Resol,ent, and all who
bis.ins. X s.soltent /. 'se seS A. 81 Sar seriis
st No II Maiden Lane. n. T., and By Druggists
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TIE SPEEIAL COMMITTEE ox ORDNANCE
expect 10 submit only partial repor; Of their
Investigations n this session, and this VIII
probably noi b. presented until next week
The committee TO investigate Treasury mat.
frs is also preparing its report, which will be
submitted al an early day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-14

Mr. NAILANDIGHAH was in the House hall
this afternoon, and was made much of on the
Democratic side of the chamber He looks
plump and rosy. and as if he thrived under
q aTty Idons-
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HARI-KARI.-The Secretary OF the Navy :his
morning received a dispatch from Commander
j. b. Creighton, of the steamer Oneida dated
HUgo, Japan, March Iith, 1867, giving an ae-
count of the Hari Kari of Tat Zanzuraro, the
JaIanese official V hO ordered his troops TO fire
0n'tbe foreigners at Hiogo on the ith OF Feb
InsTy last
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ALASKA APuRcAAsKp.-TheH House, by a vote
OF ayes le4 to noes a., passed the Alaska appro-
priation bill This afternoon. Gen. Banks was
warmly conphmented by his colleagues Of the
House upon the success OF his brilliant gen.
eraishlp in carrying the hill through against
obstinate opposition. Hon. Robert j. Walker
was o. the floor, and seemed greatly elated
over the passage Of the ball. The House
adopted LouEhhridge's amendment by vote OF
g 70 -, asserting the right of the House 70 par
ticipate in the treaty making power.
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TIE REw TREATY v1T3 CHINA-Nr. Bur.
linsane has succeeded in making a new and
important treaty with our Government. He
has ceen earnestly and UnEr.ngly at work with
he Executive and the Secretary Of State since
he has been in WashiR g.cB. and the treaty has
been perfected. and was yesterday sent to the
Senate IN executive cess sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-14

l. TERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts to-day
y-re S4IllI5e2
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-21
ny wife is the Cause Of It.

It is more than forty years ago that Nr.
i. called at the house OF DR., B., one very
cold morning on bis way to H.
Sir, said the Doctor, the weather is
very irosty-will you take something TO
drink before you staFt2'
In that early day ardent spirits were
deemed almost indispensable to warmth for
winter When commencing Journey, and
at every stopping place along the road, the
traveller used Intoxicating drinks to keep
him warm
No, said BIr T., &" never touch any
thing Of the kind, and Ill tell you the rea-
son. My wife is the cause of it / had been
IN the habit Of meeting some Of my neigh
bgrs every evening for the purpose of play
ing cards. We assembled at each other 8
shop, and Hqaor5 were introduced altor q
while. We met not 80 muUh for drinking,
but / used to return home late in the eve
ming. more or less Intoxicated. Ny wife
always met use at the door affectionately,
and When ! chided her for sitting up 50 late
for me, she kindly replied
81 prefer doing so, for cannot sleep
when you are out"
This always annoyed me. ] wished in
my heart she would begin to scoi1 me, for
then | could retort and thus relieve nv con
science But she always met me with the
same genie ana IOflng spirit
Things passed on thus for same time,
when I at once resolved that / would by
remaining late and returning much intoxi-
Gated, provoke her so much as to cause her
TO lecture me, when meant to answer her
with severity, and thus creating another
issue between US, unburden my bosom Of its
present trouble.
returned in such plight about four
o'clock IN the morning She met me at the
door with her usual tenderness, and said
Come in, husband, L have just been making
a warm fire for you, because l knew you
would be cold Take of your boots and
warm your feet, and here is a hot cup Of
coffee for you
Doctor, that was too much. ! could en-.
dure il no longer, and / resolved from that
moment that would never touch another
drop as long as lived, and never will II
was heavy trial Of my wife patience, out
she fairly conquered me that time
He held to the resolution, and lived and
died practicing total abstinence from ali in
toxieating liquors.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-21
The Boy Grant-A Formidable Com
petItor for Smartness.
he editors of tho Cincinnati Enquirer:

To the editors OF tho CINCINNATI inquirer;
We have read much of late Of the prema-
ture ripeness Of the youth Grant-his smart
tricks, which | will not eaumerate but for
particulars refer the reader to the New York
Ledger Not that would in the least de-
tract from the manifestation Of such genius
in one SO young, rs is claimed hv his father
in the above named paper, hut this truth Of
history iInpelS me To contribute To your col
umrs n case Of preciousness which is worthy
at least honorable mention, if it does not
dispute with the youthful Grant for the
grand prize
A German, with whom ] had become
slightly acquainted, passing along the road
in Il wood wagon the same direction | was
travelling on foot, invited me to take a seat
in his rack, which was accepted Seeing
Grape on my German friends hat, ] asked
him what member Of his family he had lost
Oh, sad he, wiping his eyes with large
cotton handkerchief, which he had till then
nso6 - cushion. hast lost mine little
boy, our years Oft On cTrressing my
sympathy for his by7eavment, lac continued,
Yes, it wash hard to lose dat poy-he vas
so schmart; he sleers always NIT me unit his
mudder, unit he never vet de bed vonee r
It is fortunate for he scion Of the house
Of Grant that this precious youth did not
survive as the lustre OF his budding genius
babe fair to dim our heros stars. 81.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-21
Leap Year Sensation.

We find in an Atlanta paper a lively de-
scription of Leap Year Party in that
,i.y, which was given by the young ladi e
instead Of by the unfortunate youths who
generally have to bear the expenses. They
issued the tickets to the gentlemen, sent
their cards asking their company, managed
all the ARRANGEMENTS for supper, solicited
their company on the floor for sets in the
dance, took positions on the right led them
to and waited upon them at the table, and in
every thing else the OLD and usual order of
things was exactly reversed. 1t passed off
very happily, and amounted to a sensation
All parties see med to take the new order Of
things quite naturally, and the soft bosoms
of the susceptible young gents were no
douht in a constant dutter Of delight
Selma Messenger.
We Ike this arrangement, but q question
suggest itself
When the "atfentions " Of a young Indy
become so marked as to be talked about by
all the gos~ips in town, and lead to the in
ference that they "mean something and
the young lady is a little backward in
coming forward, we suppose that it would
be altogether proper for the father or elder
brother of the gentleman to call on the lady
with an inquiry as to her intentions p
Where, however, the young lady is prompt
and 81 gushing" and impIores to know if her
love ard devotion is to be rewarded with the
love Of one for whom she has long pinned in
secret, would it be the genteel thing for the
gentleman to sign, blush, hide his face be-
hind his fan, and refer his adorer to
Papa ?" We merely wish to know; for the
benefit of some of our very modest and diff
dent masculine friends Leap year tactics
arc not mueh understood hereabouts-
VicEs6lTg Times.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-21
THE KIDNEY AND BLADDER,

When disOrdered in any way, require the
use OF a certain and efficient diuFetic, and if
there Is a better combination to arouse the
kidneys than " Dromgoolc 81 Co Fluid Elk
tract of Bearberry, Cubebs and Bucbu," it
1t has never been found. Dropsy, Gravel,
Gout. difficulty and pain in Urinating,
Urinary Deposits, Pain in Rack, extreme
nervousness. excuses, indiscretion, loss of
energy, want OF action in the kidneys, elect,
etc, in male or female, can ali be relieved
by using cur preparation Of Bearberry,
Cubebs and Buchu.
For the Blood, constitutional Diseases,
SYphIiitic Affections, effects Of Mercury,
Skin Diseases. .Scrofula, etc, use CONSTI.
TUTIONAL MONARCH.
For Diarrhoea, whether recent or long
standing, Vomiting, Cramps, Cholera MOrbus,
Pains in Bowels. GRIPPING Pains, etc, uso
RED DIARBHGEA REMEDY.
For Bloody Flick, Mucous Diarrhoea,
Dvsentery, etc, use DYSENTERY COM
POUND
For Headache Billiousness, Torpid Liver,
ConsupsstiOn, Foul Stomach, and all cases
requiring a select pill, use VEGETABLE
ANTI BILIOUS PILLS
For Piles, internal or external recent or
long standing. If you desire ease in two ap-
pications, use DEOMGO0LE Il CO.'S
PILE SAI4VE
For Burns, Scalds. Cuts. Bruises, Sprains,
Tumors, etc, use LONE STA K LfNIMENT.
For the Hair-to restore the natural color,
prevent its failing Of. cleansing and arousing
the scalp, use TONIC HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE.
Suld by druggists everywhere. Orders
solicited. j. p DROAH5OOLE & co.
Proprietors.
Orders for any Of the Great Southern
Preparations can be addressed to any Of the
following wholesale agents
EDwIS M0RIIs d Co. Louisville, Ky.
Collins BR0s st Louis.
Sold Wholesale and Retail BY
G.. III. OLA H2A.
feb Agent. Bolivar
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-21
.sesg .aarersssenaersgs.
Every Mans Wife !!

Every Mans Wife /!
AND ALL FEMALES, OLD OR YOUNG,
married or single, who are troubled with
any Of the fol owing complaints should at
once send for bottle Of English Female
Bitters and be cured;
Mysteries,
Palpitation,
Sick Headache.
Pain in back and side,
SmOthering Sensation,
Pain ia head and Ions,
Cold feet and hands,
Painful Menstruation,
Chlorosis or Green Sickness
Irregular Menstruation,
Nervous Trembling
liberation of Womb,
Ovarian Disease,
Loss of early Beauty,
Wakelulness,
Falling of the Womb,
Difficult Menstruation,
Leucorrhea or Whites,
Swimming Of the Head,
Extreme restlessness,
Loss Of APP elite,
Melancholy.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-21
a Faithful Dog.

A surgeon at Netlev, England, recently
took a long walk IN the neighborhood Of
Southampton. accompanied by his dog, q
fine Newfoundland. in the evening he
missed some letters from his coat pocket, and
his dog The loss of the latter did not sur
prise him, as his dog often wandered from
him in walks The next day, annoyed and
puzzled ut the loss of his letters, be thought
it possible that be might have drawn them
out OF his pocket with his handkerchief dur
ing his previous days walk He resolved,
therefore, to repeat the walk, for he might
have dropped the letters in an unfrequented
path, a bout four miles from the hospital
he came uPon his dog l.ing upon the ground
with tie letters close by he dog bad laid
by the side Of the letters for sixteen hours
It has been rechfisteEed, Postmaster
General"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-21

Axes, Hammers, Hatchets, Files, Rasps,
Chisels and Gauges,
House, Ship Carpenter, and Railroad
AIDES and Axes,
Augurs, Saws, and Drawing knives,
Iron and Steel Squares,
Trace, Wagon, and Coil Chains,
Dog, Halter, and Jack Chains,
Planters, Garden, cane, and Grub Hoes.
Butt, Strap, Window Blind, and other
Hinges,
FRYING Pans, Corn, Coffee, and Paint
Mills,
Patent Balances and Steelyards,
Razors ard Razor Strops, Curry Combs,
Flour and Meal Selves, Wire and Wire
Cloth,
Cotton and Wool Cards, shovels and
Spades
Manila, Hemp, and Cotton Rope,
Hand, Bench, and
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-21
InsoIvent EEotiee.

Having this day suggested the Insolvency
of the estate of Jno A Allen, deed, notice
is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against said estate to ile the same, duly au-
thenticated, with the Clerk Of the County
Court, en- or before the POI day IF August
1868. and any claims not flied on or before
that time, OF before a. appropriation Of the
funds is made. shall be barred both in law
aad equity This 22d Of February, 1855.
ERAsrEs q ALtRs, admir-.
fsbeo 4 rr see s.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-03-21

Josh Billings = Elements Of Aoraz Phi
IosopbH-We are apt to hate them who
won take our advice and despise them
who DO
Il is dreadful easy to be a fool-a man
can be one and not know it.
Elegant lezzure-chewing plug tobacco
and splitting in a dorg eye.
Real Happiness don't consist so much in
what a man Con have, as it duz in what be
don't want.
Fear is the fust lesson larn't and the last
one forgotten
Nobody but a phool rits bit twice BY the
same dorg
A pet lam always makes a cross ram.
Epitahs are Ike circus blls-there IS
more in the bills than-is ever performed
Tew be healthY--eak onions aud 90 naked.