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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29
Whose golden touch could soften steel and stonts
Make tigers tame, and huge leyiathans
Ecrsake unsoUndsd deeps to dance on sands

According to the last census, the white
and black races are numbered in this State
as follows: Whites, $40, 1872, blacks, 275, 7Is.
Only one county has more blacks than
whites, Williamson, and official figures state
it thus in the county referred to Whites,
,4Ij, blacks, 1857. From the above it
will be seen that even here in Tennessee,
under radical rule, there is much to hope for
if the white people viii only do their duty
stand up for Seymour and Blair"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29

On the l4tE Of September the election in
Maine will come off Hon G. Il. PendIe
ton is there, giving The radicals its.
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-
SHELnYYILLE. tENN., Aug ID, 1865.
By virtue of the power vested in me, l
do.ignots the folIovino gentlemen To com
~; g.. C....,;..o, -
PRISE 'he Dsiiio'i''i0 '7'''0 ''''i-i-''''o' u
tennessee
LIST distriet-James White, Of Rogers
vile, Tennessee.
I'd dlstrie5-John Williams. Oh o., Knoxville
Sd distinct; A James, oil Chattauo 90
4th dlstEIcC-J0s. II. thompson OF 0hei
bywlle
9th disTict-Oeorge =. otubDiehe 81 Ohair-
man. w Matt brown, John II. Gahenoe q,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29

Sam. Moody, the negro who killed Capt.
J. J. Perry in Memphis last June, has been
sentenced to be hanged on the 10th of next
October. a bill of exceptions was fled, and
tfs case goes to the Supreme Court; hence,
the execution viii not take place on the day
above mentioned. J. r. Robinson is coun-
sci for the prisoner.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29
FRUIT TREES.

Those W. shing to supply themselves with
FRUIT TREES, that accmated here, can do by
leaving list Of kinds with Mr. J. b. HARRIS
WILLIE FORT Esq.
Oar Nursery is in DcNary county south Of Purdy. rs
tabshed in 1851 We have earliest the
Apples Pears and Peaches. All warranted to be such
represented fine size trees.
FORT PRICE.
BEFERENcEs-J. b. HARRIS and WILLIE FORT. OF
Bnlivar
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29

Fer TIE STATE AT LARGE.-What has be-
come of the Democratic electors for the
State at large 1t is time the already ripened
field was being harvested. Radicalism is
getting very sick, and now is the time to
salivate-let us give them dose after dose,
until their chattering teeth drop from their
Lying mouths Sir electors, mount the hust-
ings, and give them blue ruin at every turn,
they deserve it, and if you do not do your
duty you ought to be made to black the
boots of Brownlow as long as you live. OFF
with this unmanly lethargy that seems to
hang over you; don't say that we cannot
carry the State-say we can, and that we
mean to do it. Expose radicalism at every
point, begin in time, and canvass the State
from east to west, from north to south.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29

Several of the Let us have Peace Gov
ernors Of Southern States have applied for
Guns to arm negroes with, but as there was
no law granting the issuance OF the same
the request was refused by the Department
st Washington
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29

The difficulty which occurred at Waynes-
boro, the county site of Wayne, a short time
ago, was quite a serious affair. Near the
town a number of negroes frequently met
For the purpose of driliing-always going to
the drill ground armed Some citizens who
deprecated this, went cut, on horseback, and
prevailed upon the negroes to give up their
arms and quit drilling While they were
out Of town the sheriff got together a small
posse of radicals, posted them behind an
old fence, and when the party Of citizens
came in, deliberately fred upon them, wound
ing three of their number and killing FIVE
horses. The fire was returned, but without
effect, the sheriff and his posse retreating
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29

adams Block. Memphis, Tam.
Keep constantly hand large and well selected
Of
Axes, Hunts, Collins and other makers.
Horse and Mule Shoes.
Nails, Horse Nails, Files,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Rope, Window Glass, scythes,
Trace Chains, Hames,
Blacksmiths' Carpenters and Coopers Tools,
Steelyards, Flows, Hames, etc,
The most complete assortment Of Mechanics
Tools in the city.
AGENTS FOR
DOD G. ELS ? E R 2 E @ T ? 10 W,
Guaranteed give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded Caug29 @ml CHAS. STOUT BRO.
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Financial and Commercial
New York.

New York.
AUG. 27.-Cottom upIands, 3O@3OIc
Gold, AS Wheat, 20502I6. Tennessee
bonds, old, 81 new, 634. The cotton
market is reported frmer.
Memphis.
AUGUST q, '68.-Cotton continues firm;
middlings, 29c; stock on hand, = bales
BUTTER, hoice article, 35(d4Oc.
BACON, clear sides, lS8c RIB, lac ;
shoulders, l4fo; hams, plain, I7@l8c can
vassed, I94021c.
COFFEE, Rio, 23027c; Java, 4I043o
CORN, in bulk, 90@93c.
FLOUR, common, $799; fancy brands,
81 5O@I3.
EGGS, 20@21e per dozen.
HIDES, dry flint, 2I922; dry salt, TO
l8c; green salt, I00Ilc; green, S(09c.
LARD, kegs, 205G921c; tierces, 10000
LIME, $202 % per barrel.
MOLASSE@, sugar house, 65c0$I; syr-
ups, 75c91 %.
COAL OIL, 38042c.
POTATOES, 70@80c per busheI; 50 00@
2 so per barrel Sweet potatoes, S. 500
90 per barrel
SALT, 50 so per barrel, full weight
SUGAR, choice Louisiana, 16@1Sc fair,
H3@15c
WHEAT, choice, 81 OO82 10; inferior,
81 65@I IS.
We clip the following tribute, to our
friend Henry Farmer, from the Memphis
AUazancAe, and heartily endorse every line
in the paragraph
AN ARTIsT.-Those who have heard Mr..
Henry Farmers performances on the flute
need not be told that he is an artist Of su-
periOr merit He plays with almost navel
Gus ease and correctness, and his music falls
ravishingIy on the ear as the strains OF
Orpheus--
Whose golden touch could soften steel and stones;
Make tigers tame, and huge leyiathans
Fcrsake unsoUnded deeps to dance sands"
A few years ago Mr.. Farmers reputation
! as musician was comprised by his place
of residences now he stands prominently
among the first performers Of the country
and Is yet but on the threshold of his fame.
His ambition is high, but not too exalted to
be reached, and two or three years more will
find him with few rivals We feel no little
pride in the fact that Mr. Farmer is a Ten
nesseean and a Memphian, who is destined
to be recognized as one of the brightest OF
the bright ornaments Of the musical world
and is as worthy as he Is gifted.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29

Ii is said that President Johnson VII
confront the Brownlow militia, in case they
arc called out with regular troops 1t IS
aslo rumored that Gen. Thomas, radical
Thomas. is to be removed, and that Gen
Hancock, a true soldier, Statesman end
scholar. will be placed in command of this
District We hope these rumors may prove
true Either one Of them, if fulfilled, will
Greatly add to the peace and quiet of our
State. Let US have the regulars and Han
cock
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29

The Indians Of the West are becoming
extremely troublesome along the line Of the
Great Pacific railway. Efforts are being
made to drive them into the mountains to
the north Of the road. Hundreds of per
sons have lately been butchered by these
red skinned devils in Northern Kansas, and
thousands of property destroyed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29

The Spanish fever, which now prevails so
fatally among the cattle brought on to the
north from Texas, it is asserted, was OBJ
served fourteen years ago. In the spring and
summer of 1854, when Texas cattle were
first brought into Illinois, d disease broke
out among the droves, resembling yellow
fever in the human race.
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MRS. GLOVER;S
SELECT SCHOOL.

The Fan session Of this school VIII commence on
Monday, 24th Of August, 1853.
1rs GLOVER vii Be assisted By experienced Teacher
nom Memphis sho highly competent . give ustrneon
in Higher and Lower English Higher Nathcmates Latin
French. and Masie Piano and Guitar
TERws-same - those other seho91s Of Bolivar
Bolivar Tenn. Aug. Ii. I6ss-lu
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29

SEYMOUR & BLAIR-A beautiful flag bear
ing the names Of the Democratic nominees
was placed upon the dome Of the new court
house last Tuesday. Long may itwave.
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GRANp eRATUTroUg EXHIBITION.
SfraYed o. SlOIen

From the undersigned, on Tuesday, the Is
inst a soRREL MULE. Of medium size, right fore f7o
isted outward coed order ANY person gfVini
that WI lead q the recovery - tie ule. vii
be literally rewarded A. J. KELLER.
jeZ7 90 Toms Station, HardalnaH Co. Tenn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29

At Nashville, an aged woman, known as
Alvina Profit, fell down some steps on
Cherry street, at the north end Of the trestIe
work On Friday night, and broke her neck
Her son was blown up on a steamboat some
years ago. His death caused her to become
insane, which condition she has remained
in up to the time Of her death.
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NOTICE..

T HAVE 200 BUSHELS OF CORN TO
SIS im @. W. sWINEBRoAD.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29

LEeAL.-Elsewhere in this paper, viii be
found a synopsis Of orders of court ordering
lands to be sold for debt In pursuance Of
q fraudulent act of the assembly of the
State. all legal notices eminatipg from the
courts Of this county must be published in
that dirty radical rag, the Memphis Post
Knowing that our people do not even look
into the Shiny pages Of the Post we have
deemed It our duty to notify them of the
fact that certain lands would be sold by the
Sheriff on the 7th of September. Under
radical rule, we are denied the right to pub
ljsh any legal notices for pay, but we assume
the right to publish the same for nothing,
What right have the miserable sneaks to
designate the paper in which legal notices
shall appear? What right have the thieves
70 saw that the Memphis Post shall publish
be legal notices Of Hardeman county
What right have the spungy Drained whelps
to say that legal notices published in the
Bolivar BULLETIN shall be null and void
None on earth. It is base usurparion: a
mean, cowardly, contemplate stab at the
Democratic country press, unworthy fid
ding Nero, and we brand the act as inia-
nous and malicious in the extreme. Radi
cal prescription has almost reached the lower
dcpth
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29
The Work Before Us.

To-day there is more need of earnest work,
bold stand and firm resolution than ever
before Radicalism and rascality must be
made to bite the dust, and those who cling
to the party which has robbed and plum
dered the people Of this country for the last
three years must be exposed; those who do
not come forward and assist in this good
work are unworthy of confidence There
are only two parties in all this land there
is not footroom to 90 between; old issues
are dead the new ones should be met face
to face, openly embraced or openly con
demned RadicaHsm embraces a rump Con
gress, a dismembered country, ruin, desola-
ton, tyranny and death. Democracy cIngs
to the Constitution-the sheet anchor Of our
hopes-demands restoration of all our
rights, equal taxation, peace and united
country. How a man of sense can stand by
and coolly survey the line which has been
drawn, and refuse to take an active part
against radicalism is more than. we can tell.
This is no time to whimper and whine be
man come forward and show to the peo-
pie among whom you live that you are
either a radical or q Democrat, and not a
-lip-shod suttle, ready to take a pleasure
trip after determined pilots have mastered
the storm Be with us now-we need your
strength--you have no right to withhold il
if you are opposed to radical rule. Come
forward and join the Democratic Club Of
the Sixth Civil District of Hardeman county
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29

Ny Stock embraces a full line Of Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods of al kinds and respectfully
solicit call from the citizens Hardeman county as
suring them at the time it 60 their
Interest % trade with me.
augl5 On HENRY KAHN
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-08-29

We viii publish weekly, the names of
those gentleman who may hereafter join the
Club.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-20

III '4'Ar ~ GA .,DtIsr La hereby s''.. .s.s
AVA aoA"'' Ia" w - A4e ~ Tue cvuitiUas Of . c.r
'.'. 40. kaxe ui.A%ss AMI executed W t6lliis,u y
snI.ss !.sAe Cso"s ~ ~ ~ dry Of July L. H.
1901, IN. " $50 lsasc Grove duly Assgncd 70 =.
eugene BALDWIN on sLs attll dsy Of Hssch. D. 1851
aaa avs's:ks ~.s sec"'dsa ~ the ii dsy u usesn
ps, A. ~ Aes1 ~ tue ~l8cs u Keeister u Dssds OF
sseksr county in the Ststs.t AinussttA in BOOK ar,
VI w. p~xes zooA ~, and sa,d assignment NM
tsc.rcsa ~. Tue nrst Dry ~ My A. y. loo7, u sad
c ms. 10 nSk u n..r:gasss, page SIS. Tne1. y
caaea ~ Do due On ssta the date Of thie
nIcs, siAs sum Of Three uu olsI and -, s1ty d,e9e
slt0 twenty csuIs. -. :, -
NJ t9uceediugp Ct law have bssn connsacsd 70 70
cSssr t1s 9s1t secured " sid mxtGage q spy part
1890. 1hesseFe y paEsuaDee ~ power u sals
eSe teses1 u oad 9ut4ags sd II eeesedaaee Win
~ ssseese u suca caes aads anA psosidsA, IL
ss ~ea aeseioso IN sa1d 1oeteaGs, 20 VII:
1ae e9h AAse quarter elascGo 10. ghlrty. (3Q) n
w3as2 AZ: ess hsndrsd .ea twenty, (lzDj 4 Rag
:o:dst public ..etoa ths hetsss bidSae "a he ss
80 W xA1ca 4. y. ~, st 10 o'c1oek II ~
esnoes d ~ ~ q he Aune Atvr q IL o1Ies .
Hsa sser o. &c., in Russt City, in ths eu1ry
n.... r: EUGENE BALDWIN, Asstgnes.
| 'o Aooo janx1Sw
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THE LATEST JAPANESE JCGGLEkS
THE TRIPLE TREE FEAT"

From the New York Times.
The curtain has been lifted some
time, and several tricks of drum and
tub-poising and top-sp'nning, already
familiar to the audience, have been
gone through with. There has been an
intermissiou, filed BY tie native squeak
ing aud humping, called national mu-
Sic; presently a large gap appears in
the flooring Of the *tage, out Of which
c,mes forth the sounds of human
voice, half chant, half whine; then IL
platform asccnds, upon which stands the
wEite-haircd chief OF the party, restin.
upon s''vered rake; beside the OLD
party there is fne-sized turtle on the
platform: both creep forward, and after
the agel Master has flushed S, me mys.
ferrous Gguriogs (to his own evident
satisfactory in the air and upon the
Aoor, With the rake and hill limbs, he
touches the pretended tur: lie with the
agricultural implement, and it is trans.
torrcd into little girl of five years,
with shining bright face, and who i,
most richly dressed. An artificial tree
made Of bamboo limbs is then brought
forwara, toward which man and infant
Gather and daughter) motion as if tc
recommend it to the, close scrutiny Of
everybody present It is slender affair,
with curved main about nine feet
long, and three branches Of various
measurements extending thcrefrom at
intervals, and there is platform at its
summit. To these branches are attached
as many slight trapez bars and tackle.
Tie native orchestra gives a very shrill
national Shrek as the aged party pros:
trates himself upon table and elevates
his feet to receive first a tub, then q
circular table three fees high, then a
bird-cage full of chipping yellow featl-
cred occupants, and finally this bamboo
tree, ct the foot Of which this little girl
had placed herself: After the father
h. lifted AL these articles one above
another, with the tree at the summit,
all balanced upon bis feet alone, the
child twists and crawls out upon the
main branch from trapez to trapez, until
the 1urthermost point is reached, and
3tahsen deliberans1sly i.es' 70 its feet and
walks cool)y and unconccrnedly to
tho platform at the top Of the tree
upon which it proceeds to turn summer.
sault after summersault.
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tA.H " "1sSzso4A-cocSrY or BENTON

y -~. W BENTON
~ 1,,x ",.ts.r specid Term, January 18th, 1863.
deceased. '"as'nAa 1ef IL,
W sssalns anc hiinx the petition Of Jun,.. u,;,
Administrator Of estate uI s.,.. . =. noa''
~ fsssoos therstn set ioltn thai sa
~ ...oa... nvA ths lVth -sy 81 Fehrr.rv 4. ~
100, " gtsotea n tor psylox IL, 90. M. ,..:
y sssa escssss, sad n,aklnx sasl ser,..n.... ~
w. 10y w lskCAki, 4. D. isss - ~ ta. I. .s
A. H. ~ ths otcs u s.s juax. u rrs...S %
s~:a % ssuk h.plas, iu uaiu c~unty ~ ss.n. ~
s..knsa sos hsastns Of s.d psutyn. nd ,sst ~
~ ~ !" ss'3 3oosAss., saa I'M .es. .".e.
session 10 frolst. cvast, tsn md ttnps s. .:
Sssy.4 an a.. slow s.a.s there ;, Why tue
ana !. ~ iaftasr "ras ,.s. nOt.es Of s.id ..~,,e
gwen % =, =. ts .na .es u nearing u.
tas order Ior sAree successive xs.s! " ~. :,
'"s. ~ g xseiy Newspaper priu,.a I'D psp
SAG Of n;"r vooa' III Tue County Of xtearus, ana
'SazSw SHERMAN HALL, Judge Of P:o,.t.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-20

NHER1fFs SALE-By virtue Of IN exacu,io.
- issued out OF and unae1 the seal Of the Uist.c,
Iourt Of hesth Judicial district and County Of Stssro.
State Of Minnesots, directed to and dated December
th 1866, in favor Of James B. uoi. administrator O.
he estate Ct jonathan Perrin, deceased a. pian,.
and agAins. Philip Bssupre, dsteadart Tor the sum of
<l39 IL, with interest and csrs the third CAV Ct
April 1851 have LEVIED on the following real es;as.
situate in the said county Of lie ton and described a.
soalows: Tho undivided one-haif lot. l. aud 10, il
ulock No.; lots No. 3, and in block No Is Nc
3, and II, in block No. 5; lots l. 9, s and :, i.
81 & No 3; iots No; anu $. in block No. :; lot.
in block No.9; lots No. 2 s. and II in bleck No. 10
lot No in block No. u; a,so. lots No. 1, T. ls.
u. Is, and q, lying north Of Ainnssota stree. Ill il
the town OF Osauka accoring the rscorei pl.. s:
aid town - rscorded in the ksgste1 Of Deeds once
A,r said county Of Benton.
Nov notice IL hereby given that viii expc.s 1t
public suction al the interest Of The satd Phip Deoa-
pre- In and to tie above described pfop>rty q eo
much thereof - may be necessary to sstisfy the saI
execution with interest and costs the Once Of ehs
ReEis..E Of Deeds in sAuk Rspids in ssid county,
SATURDAY, IH1 PIE DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1885,.
At 10 o'clock 4. 4.
II. MCMAHON,
Sheriff Of Benton County.
Dated Sauk Rapids, December "a 1867. dec3e.s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-20

The sin Of Eve is avenged on her
daughters on tic very ground where
sho committed her crime. A mission.
ary writes from Harpoot, Asia, the site
OF the AGazzdeq ~vf Eden Of SCRIPTURE,
that the men there knit and bake
While =, lie! the women do the drudsery, pre-.
sPare theafuel. aud preform all the &C. !.
we're outdoor work.
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RI A.LAND OFFICE, q. CLOUD. MIMI.
W. November 18Th lSe7.

t's.pA.y n: tene. ssa 111is 4. 8..ssSsss:
slRs: YOU and each Of you are hereby notified to
sppear at this once % the 1Osa DAT OF JANUARY
ct ~ O'clock q he forenoon Of the sad day nd
then and there chow cause Why yo1r Homesteed
Entries No.0oa3 nsds BY you Humphrey h. joose
Nvvsnbee lsk lies, upon The - u ssctiss n town
.hip IL, rang. s., .sa Monssts:dNo 1oia n.ss By
soe Martin 4. Battlefield upoa lots No. I ma 2 q
.rction % and lot l, section q, n tovnship isS
rsnge ~ II the District GLANDS subject 60 sale ai
Sc. Cloud Nina, should not b ea1esls1 - Ale4aades
Moore alleges IN lbaldonnsnt thleeof 81 yop
A4A propssss then ord there = sasv ~ ssne
when you WILDE permitted e eoessst sstl sAewins.
h. o. VAN, 1akHear.
nov3l.eWf H. G. BURBANK. keeelvSe. 4
Notice given that tho above eass b Asrsby post.
pcnsd uattl The 3ssA day Of January, lees, 1t H.
sane hear and place. z.saI = - IS - :"
! .HHNRY c. WAIT, Raeistse, Z
& janleswl h. 9. BURBANK, Receiver.
1t, Cloud. Man., Jaa. "a. l16e ~ f]s9 .S*.'5S
Tho above case + hereby pestpoasd sntil February
IN, lses, 1t 10 o'clock 4. Z.
no: HArT, REGISTER, ~ i,
..- ... II. Q. BURBANK, Receiver,
. g. Cloud, Jan. estA. lea. !. Ar : JanSoaw
n. iscS 4 10 s'eioaf 3: s. ~ -
49, HENRY @ wan. Raeb..e
IS q',+ ~ H. !; e''' mn a. -; SIS:
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p.osAs. .v.a.,ss.css frequently entaiGns apcc the
unfortunate bsiag sAss afflicted lifelong misery, and
tboos With whom hs connected ~ we'll. To such Ne
ol1ac cor oe1vie>t and ccnddenty assert tbs, this
Aiaoao nAy b cured n Ill casea when uncenpeated
With any organic disease in itself incuzssle-
All dioseoes sbumefated In the Report are meet
succsasfally treated 1t the Institute.
10 R1nAiA-pecial attention 10 given to the nala-
dee peeslGr % The osx
W. have . Va,Is elasp which Ne gsarantes to per-
nAasatly cur vaeicocis U enlSeneat Of the veins
inside he ecroeuA in bur days. 8end tor circular
varieocile b fully treated upon in our
MANUAL or .vINERlAL SURGERY,
full and oonpFsheasive treatise upon the medical
and surxical rsatnent Of Ill diseases described iii
The "Repott"-Priee 32oo: o6cs Concert Hall I'eek,
ID street,
Tns Ns11sc11eH 10 CRARsnxD ~ L1sixlA:IvH
ENAcsHxNz. Addrsss all communications to
0ALRNIC INSTITUTE
P O. Rex 100 Il Paul MIN ylOp2,l
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RI g. LAND 0FkllE. ST. CLOUD. L1xx..
NJ

~ January lItu Ices.
Sv..s LolkinS:
els iou .re hereby notified to sppezr =. this ones
On the 10TH DA1 " AAncH, ieos, At ~ vclccx
show cause why Your HuaAextssd Katy No. 1esa
'isae " you Apr1i LIN lsos, upon the e .
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