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don and anchored Cornelius Grlnns Spencer do for do
DunxaK, Oct l7-Arrived. Mary Bentley, Clarke Phl..
BHMArlrA, DC, SIN port Ganbald saasr for Rev
anpooI V Oct 7hrrisei, s. chares toss Tsn.
18th, ceIsltuiiou Hutton s. John, NIB -.
HuisSn.On, and southampton snahwicE, SYosk PaShsoa
t:srsa lid, Maud 1bernsshy. New Orleans; Margaret.
O,laley, Savannah
S1 W SsM Lsn
LONDON, Oct ls-Arrived, Star Of Devon simpson, Sa'
Cleared ,7h, Celia , eeadsl Nyors IaHd sailed from
AoULnxIs AUG al-sailsd previous Helen Cooper,
NuEyITAs, Oct 1l-Anived, schr Virginia Price, Ban.
chsrd NYork to load and return s,, ~ ,,o,.
PoErLAsD oci7-Pu. in. Bazaar. Jslsrsoa from Ha'rs
nAsSoos, Sept Arrived, Moses Williamson Lake. Bonn.
shIzIps Oct I1 ds Led Am.y ssinsOn, Boston.
'O saiei III. New York ts, Dreyer. New Orleans
American Ports.
BOSTON, Oct 81 AM-Arived. ship Archer, Power Ma
nila barEs Alexandrina Bs SNOW cieniaef3s Assr.s
NV Kagee. Ketchun; Trade Wind, corseni vBsrgsa:
ep1Sa. shE f1sa
Mildred CHM, Havana sssTs Fannie
mond Higgins Alexandra; Wellington, ohpman Phia-
sailed wind Ship Alexandria ana froi" the Roads,
Eapps easga s ssss Tss
k ohaRhnsroN Nov fy In tie ons p
Ass Lea rhlaaspssis ses.s ldo Richard.
mins Philadelphia Tor Boston; Maggie Bee Aal, Rondaat
'0 eE EoaSc& Oct s1rrved schr Merryman,
spIis, saqsor fsg Sorwlsn, leaking badly: -.
safSsa;s scr aHsPs saup
Lena aT Hume 4S W hS M wainSfisst Mary Na
henrietta Fly bright, y Reinhar lola Chattanooga
sst-Arrived schr Doris Remick Ezabe'hp0r' for Lls'
JACKSONVILLE, Oct sl-Arrivsd, sehr v Mann, Stan.
2sIh-Cieared, schrs Mary Banks, WHAT Jones.
rampieo or &c CARA Pcsens Roses sYori
Clsared-Bark Washington Butcher, N!ekerson fensA'
NEW ORLEANS, &c. 27-Arrvsd Steamship, E,snv,g me,
Dormo ss Psss
Jqnls.. HoIis. Phisasnhs r Va VA
Adolphe ND; Ks;,ebohns; Bremen 49,. .,,o. name,
gamore Minnesota, Phinnsy, Eizabehpori Angel Chase
5S''s1 sa nivs
NEWPokr &c. 49, Pm Arrived ssarr Wake Wa, Candy.
Benz English Baker NYOrk; soop Julia Ann Wells Bon
pha fsr Esrxis5 seadsS; Do Ess q
| an,ico Phiadephia for salem; Sarah Thomas FOR
Beverey Blake Blake Elizabethport Digbton
Roanoke, Hathaway Port Johnson for DO James seson
| Ncwburypor; James Deputy, sturgss do for Warren
| Smith. Philadelphia for New Bedford.
| NEW HAVEN, Oct SJ-Arrived, achTs fhene Elizabeth,
Hl; Franklin, Davis and Joseph Potts Pots Elizabeth
| port.
Cieared-Brs } Leighton, Leighton, Nyork schr Q
| PORTLAND Oct so-Ccared, brig Merriwn, Warehouse,
| Matanzas schr Ann Flower, White, Albany.
| PAWTl CKET, S0--Arrived, schrs Goddess, kslley
Philadelphia; .Fakir, SAUNDERS Elzsbeshport; M Free
saed-s chrs Asa Eldredge, Hickman, Pbiaesphia;
Youmans, Gdersleeve Elizabehporl Amor Bacon, Cros
| lev. Rondout.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct l6-saied, brig sehwan ,sd)
ho U, na, ,ah h. wox fNc, uauu.o co,t ~
YARMOUTH, Me-, Oct 2-ATriyed, schrs Fuller, and Flo.
| retta G, NYork.
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The London Times ON the Presidential Flee.
tien in tho United states.
IRON the London Times. Oct. 20.l

From the London Times. Oct. 20.
Tie elections which have lately been held In the
United states are looked upon The most important
public decisions which have been given since the
autumn Of 1864. Then Il was n question whether the
great should be carried out 10 the end or a less
unbending policy adopted towards the south. The
result OF the national controversy was To re-eect
President Lincoln aud TO commit tue destinies OF the
country TO the republican party The late elections
indicate that anotf or decision n the same effect IL
about TO be recorded. The tide which last year was
Moving IN the Direction OF democratic principles has
turned. Perhaps the failure OF The Impeachment.
which, In spite % Mr. Johnson's injudclos conduct
was never widely popular ha. lessened the opposi.
ton To the dominant party and induced large see.
ton OF tina people to support II now that IL H. lon
ger engaged In struggle with the Executive.
On the night after the great battle been fought
and won everything viii 10 changed. Even an
American politician may be exhausted 10y hard work
and iongcontinled excitement. There will be a
collapse Of all interest Ia tho struggle which mas
been waged with daily increasing earucstness Tor
nearly twelvenonth past, The beaten party viii
affect 10 despse tle sour grapes which are beyond
their reach, srd everybody wl prepare 10 make the
best ~ his lot and 10 recognize Just aud irrcyers-
Die The decision OF The county. 1ha, part ~ the
community which, though taxing interest Ia poll.
tics. has no fancy Tor incesSan eectioneering viii
be glad tha the business and shat the cnun.
Try has slight interval OF rest before the Presen.
tlsi campaign oi 1872 Shali begin. The -kiltui In
"colonilingn and voting by 'reneaiersr win display
their talents In some other field Gnt the periodical
return OF the great contest.
Ia the present case tue democrats will probably
now make Up their minds 10 defeat. 1t il said that
the domination Of Mr. seymour as their candidate
Ior We PRESIDENCY mas done them harm. since "
more distinguished and a more trusted man might
nave beun found. some 70 even SO far as to say
tnas " u not ~ 700 late to make change CHIEF
Justice Chase WAS during the war one OF the most
prominent men AZ the North, aud he received has
appointment nom President bincoin but a; presen.
Le has II seems sufficiently the confidence Of che
deIDocratic party 70 make him acceptable 70 them,
wbe ne would ar IL ~ thought secure the votes vi
many waverers who would Otherwise. when the
TINE came vote Tor Grant m preference 20 seymour
Why, then should not seymour be nut ASIDE and
Ohase started az the democratic candidate
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rinc Diss ~ ere.

BsDk Csssior,s tof Lverposp, Gregg iror tswe.,ofi
for Dahousc spoken sept 90 in T., " loa - :, DAYS
s, y1s s ;, g.. e. s s'oPS .sa - s
Som cu,Lrrse,, spllo from Bangor Tor Norwich, pa,
into Homes Hole Sth ~ leaking badly snd ~as hauled
aground 10 stop the leak
CoL,IsLcS A. IN. steamship Iodcn. ~ss proceeding
the hay The alst W she coiei With the sch Fran
spirit hboon head With everything auschsd the steam.
er lost her iore'orgslsnimas.
this place b.nroins oil csss, marked Charles orr US Ia.
specor u Des 1859, nrunmoud oil works" There have
They are now 10 charge Of the Receiver OF Wreck
YOKOHAMA. Aas n The Dispatch (Americsn bark, Mats
NoriS Bsns Seoao ssy Il i SUPPOSED Tia. she viii shortly
g. OF hu, only by e.sng her cargo As she went on ihs sp
MISCELLANEOUS.
Captain Low Il he shp Polar star from New York, below
New orleans svih u murdered by seaman during tho
voyage
cobb from Camden Ne esi At ps on Thursday Oct 20
and arrived o the Battery PM saturday slst thus
during the entire passage.
Tar fisHtSe CoAsrIre BUsirrss-rho nshins
and vessels have either arrived or FAST eomug IN The
cod fishermen have generally done TAR hnsnsss The
shore The bushes. o. year good - hs
rage Toe Pfo,nce,own vessels have done better han s
ysar though not well ordinarily, taking tho sntfe heo
,ortnsr Wsass, being eIelusvsy .pgasss ~ ne mack
friends there bops partially Up n cy.er ne shnf
Cossins has been pretty fair The COS, frerhts having ad
ysrmouis Rssssr oct 90
spoken.
snip tHpsaa greeley, Bsefov, from Akyso FOR Pal.
B.I fr Hs ISf1 2@ oa ssa.asps. for Boston, oct
~, - miles ~ y Fire Island.
roreigs Perts.
AStirg Aur ~ PsSsed BY, Bevidere, Hows, from Ma
Nts .utt9 Arrived American Union, Grant, London
t"1' rl'd 0r NS"f4 ish, puean, Nau Siork ior Lon-
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YioIrs
@ s HS TO .
6s u G M ops wss do n
burning vessel bearing down 10 her and found hss
Sc s osa s Of Il. @ a
all the yards and boat slowed the forward
amdsips and from the way shs was burning evidently
wS o ss . s.% OF e s rS
the burning Ship and suppose that they had taken tho
S ss IL W 'Ga sh s
sel bearing NE bore down to her and sent an ocer and
of Limerick, wa,erogeed and derelcs the bow port
ssrds
could DO found everything had been cabin
and foreca.e Both Ion Is TO- received pilot from potboa
Steamship Palmyra OBJ, Watson, Liverpool, via Boston
Steamship America tNG,, Ernst,, Bremen Oct II. and
southampton 2Oh with dse and passengers to Oerchs
Steamship Gen Meade, sampson, New Orleans Oct a,
steamship Thames fsnnington, Savannah Oct %, with
msss and Arthur o., - .a
Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO the Old Dominion
Steamship fania Freeman. Pniadelphia, with mdse to
Steamship Aeushne, Kelly, New Bedford with mdso and
aass:Sr col 2se an% as S ballast
Brig Almirn. Creamer Bangor, days. with lumber, to
Brig Bumah, Cakes, Bangor. us anchored a. Hart
schr Kate Carleton m, Lamb. cardenas, u days. with
TO Jonas Smith 90 Had heavy NE winds on tho
schr Parallel tBr Forbes, St John, NIB days. with lu-
sshr David Miller Farrell; Wilmington Nc. 10 days, WITH
dina sSe and buried a
a succession Of NE galss, blew away foresaiI. Ac
scsr M.%mSad, Bennett Calais, days. with lumS,r,
sshr Jlis Martha, pis, Calais days, with lumber,
las s' 10 ts1 FRYE .ss sA ~ oA "'o amo' ana
schr Mary Allen, Calais via Norwich. where she dis.
scsr traveller Hnnsrd Eus,pcr days With fish, 10 Jed
schr q Pike Cove, Eastpor', days. with ash, jed
scnr Page Nallock, Passport, days, with fish, 10
schr Franklin, Brown, Buck,por, days, with s,one
sehr Duncan, Jones' Bangor New Haven, where
schr vandaIis, Lord. Ellsworth via Newport, where she
scbr eeio Harrington, Thomsson days, with nsh,
schr lake. Mills, Rocsiand, ! days, with lime, to
Pacac, Ward, Portland dsy., lumber to nol.
sehr Hoa.si Abe. couary, Laue,vTi-.
schr Robinson, Robinson Gloucester d,yp with ash
10 Woodruff. Robinson 4 Co.
sehr John Price, Nieksr,on, Boston for phiadslphI,
ysen rTSs Boston BOSTON o
Sch, soghis Ann Davis ;.n Boston for Rondou!.
schr Commodore, Morgan Nantucket DAYS with nsh TO
schr C.rolin., Davis, r,:ouy.
Sshr ohecp, tfOmNet Wafenatn Tor tUfAbcthport.
schr Ponder Jr. Springer Warehsm for Elijah
Schr Almon Bacon, Grossly, Pawtucket
Schr GODDESS, Kelly, Pswtucke, for Eliraoothpors
Scfr Elizabeth Y, Warren Providencs for Philadelphia
Schr Thomas Hull, HULL Providence for Eixabethport
Schr Nernop, Lockwood. Providence for Eizahehport
schr harv Johnson, Phnuey, Providence Tor Elizabeth
port.
schr Horizon. Newman, Providence for Ropdon:.
schr A LoBs. Wilson, New London.
hchr Geo i3llum. Chapman, Portland, CO.
schr Sunbeam Wynn, Hartford for Phiafapha.
Schr Escort. Phillips. bridgeport.
Schr Reading HR No H. RYAN Bird epor' s1f Phaiepha.
schr Juls sullivan, Bridgeport for Eissbethport.
SAILED.
Shir siam Mehoarne bsrk Ch.ntoleer, Basngs Av1es
brg " u seav.y - MUS, s~hr &C colgate Nozzle.
w Nj
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SHIPPIMG NE w S.
Almanac for New York..-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER |, 1865.


Herald PackaGeSs
Captains Pursers of Vessels arriving this por. will
please deliver all packages intended for tho HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The Now York Associated Press do
collect marine reports attend to the delivery packages
win be by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March ., 1865
Resolved, That after April 1863 tho Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship in the
barber OF New York. Passed unanimously
~ The office OF the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JRAEkETrk Is at Whitehall slip All municatons from
and consignees the masters OF inward bound
vessels viii he forwarded free Of charge.
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GERMANY
scrions Disturbances In Drcsdcn-Two Hun
dred Perssns Arrested

From correspondents o. the London Times. oct. 90
DaKspgS, oct. 10, 1893.
Dresden Is at tbs moment In an uproar The
WORKING classes OF Germany are initiating those Of
England. There has been strike among the com.
missionaries, or 6ienShdea. ne they are called In
Germany. aud the cause ~ ~ whether justinable or
not, has produced the usual consequently broken
windows torn down railings Arrests and bodily
INJURIES AithuAYH the miiltnFt have been Cal.ed
upon no nlQod mas sct been spilled. Upwards Of 100
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'IJow SHALL RECOVER Nv mAlrns~


THIS tbs mental question asked by the fnd after
peated failures. Have you used BBAEpbtIH's piLLss
TITS 10 medicine which simply "elssusesr -,nsss he
blood and every organ Of the body This purer il sure
10 restore your health n pursued accordance with no
printed dreconL one who has hs op an bv
this tells ron to have and % nswa, j. j.
Cook publisher OF the Banner for twenty yta At R.unng
ton W., ssys:"Brsndreths Pills y dyspepsia
when every other had failed and atuay gwen
W By my physicians and friends"
scRoFuLA OF FoRry.Two YEARS STANDING rrRrp
PExsroSviLLr, "a. ian u. Iss.
On. BHASpRETn. -DrAn srR-I ibave bc'r s-cted yih
scrofu for forywo years but when hope had onr departed
salvation Unexpectedly came have used you If fof II.
fifteen months Language fails 70 congey ~ IL.
blessing they have 10 They have c.et ~ sna
my health and strength perfectly restoras
LUCIEN toNRs
Sold by all druggists, Dr. BrandrsiLr a.. Eraucr,,s
House, New York
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TN PHILADELPHIA, NOVEMBER H. 1853, AT GUN
L NINGHAM SMITHS Auction store, 22I south street.
commencing 81 O'Clock, by order of Joseph hsrvey
licensed pawnbroker, large gale Of DIAMONDS dod AND
Silver atches Jewery Guns Pistols Opera Glasses
&C., &C. Also fine Set Of Bone Checks 6Dp. Sale
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Declaration Of the Juntn of the Provisional
Government.

Declaration Of the Juntn of the Provisional
Government.
Tho following declaration was adopted by the
Junta on October 10 and issued on the day AFTER
Whereas the form OF government Is one Of the
questions OF the greatest Importance to the good
ganizaton OF the State. which 10 all the more solid
and respected the more completely 1t " the express
sion OF the national will;
Whereas the decision az to the form OF government
should be amply discussed and q ptebiScita7n with
out previous ripe deliberation would not be the ex-
preston Of the reasoning will Of the nation;
Whereas, the vote of Debscttail, before the judg
ment OF the electors has been enlightened by nume
rOus discussions In public and by the journals would
not be the conscientious expression OF the national
sovereignty;
Whereas considering the circumstances which pre-
coded the revolution, the people have not had the
opportunity OF cnlghtening their conscience as to
the most appropriate form OF government. or judg-
ing exactly what person should be proposed to I'LL
the highest post in the State:
And whereas important as 1t ia TO hasten the
meeting OF the constituent assembly, In order to
escape from provisional state OF things full OF peril
for the revolution ana preudcia to the other Int
rests OF the country II ~ equally desirable that the
SURFACES Of the people should be enlightened in
order TO be Free thing impossible IL the electors
are called upon at brief notice 10 decide the form
of government and designate the future head Of the
State, inaSmuch as they would give way to uuIe
fecting sympathes, OF obey pressure from abroad
instead OF forming q correct judgment.
The Junta proposes 20 the provisional government
to declare that, IN conformity with the programme
agreed to at Cadiz and proclaimed throughout the
provinces, Ii belongs solely to the Constituent
Assembly to decide the question OF the future form
or government not that, at the same time. there Is
any intention Of ignoring the right OF every Span
press his opinion or manifest his personal sympa-
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SAILED.

shr siam Melbourne; bsrs Chsn,ioleer, Baeaps Aysss
brig " u seav.y. 81 Mus, s~hr &C t'lgxs Nozzle.
wind ., sinse NV.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, NOVEMBER SHEET

the King OF Portugal At its head. In fact, people
do not exactly know what they want. Popular
opinion must be thoroughly aroused and stirred up
and perhaps something will manage to come to the
top and successfully toat; but at present nothing Is
clearly to be The future st disclose every
thing, and meanwhile we can only watch the symi-
toms and await the crisis
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SnecinE .Roficfa.

-~~~~----~~--.~~-~>->
on THEN HAPPY pAYzE.
How dew long to Sc them harry d yzs agin
Them dayze whom ere didn't rise afore breakfast
Them dayzs when rarried l2s Ibs.of woman,
And less nor p ms Of close aWl told,
Them dayzs when roytcks exception honesty
the rule,
Them dayEe when everybody smart and yourself hs
only faIe
Them dayre when ever1dys wife wasn't eeraaily ring
ing in your years;
Oh! desr. do get bottle Of English Female Befs
Gent Grants Pirate Letter to President
Johnson.-Tae undersigned would have the
citizens Of Bolivar and the adjacent country
know that he is prepared to do all kinds Of
job work in his line, such hs crate setting,
plastering, and brickworks with nealness
and despatch Address G. r. Trigg Post
Office box 81, Bolivar, Tenn janli I'm
The PLaoE-ProE y Day, it viii be re
membered, has his Art Gallery on the cor
ner Of Union and Main streets, Memphis.
where every body and the rest Of mankind
can procure the most beautiful pictures ever
produced by any artist in the South.
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Dr. Russell's Private medical Dispen-


sARf, No g NoEEH COUET STREET. Memphis. Tenn
Established in 1890 the u a diseases All aistsd
Bith any foa Of private diseases, sach sonoFrea gsoi
syphilis involuntary snszous structure. should beware
Of oatrng their 70 inexperienced qaaeks Such in
varaay drug their patients VITA mercury, which VII sos1eF
destroy most fot Constitution - sis saiss
effected from ten dsys, Wthost the aso q
mercury. change Diet h3ndranoe fon huainee Co1-
saltatioH strictly eonadential. Charges moderate I would
seem needless add the importance q nlp9ing re 7ii
IN bad but hint 30 TIE wise ucieHt nst eg g save
themaelves misery ut leil their oasrrrg ireln shame
ruin. How ofan is the gentlemen dFsae
themselves with aIreetised nosfaA After mseh loss j
ce6 De zIt they eoupsl 81 % anHy p Eoae ski
fai physician cured for soe t7e diseases BE- ersd
when knaan t. hs D5cter- VINO naf1s otherEas it is
leap ia tie dark to esol rsraaput eus- Oes aFFarged
50 tAat patients net in eentaes vita each oa
No. f2 North Court street. Memphis. Tenn.
TO TIKI LADIES.
Femas difcaltss and irregularities treated with rsy
and sHeesss Thoss living ~ dsanee not wishing = aIs
can Be- treated ir hitter win f5 81 giving fsa ssate-
o. fsir aad address. pa-s 0fass box as lem
fAis Team.
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- .'5 JEN&SIE JOHNSON.
DR. JOHN Blu IL
Manufactures and Vender Of tho Celebrated
Smiths Tonic Syrup !
Fer the Cure Of
AGUE and FEVER
Chills and Fever.

ChilIS and Fever.
The proprietor Of tins celebrated medi-
cine Justly claims for it superiority over
all remedies ever offered to the public for
the safe, certain, speedy, and permanent
cure Of Ague and Fever or Chills and Fever,
whether Of short or long standing. lie re-
fers to the entire Western and Southwest
ern- country to bear him testimony to the
truth of the assertion, that in no case what
ever viii It fail to cure, If the directions are
strictly followed and carried out In q
great many eases a single dose has been suf-
ficient for a cure, and whole families have
been cured Dy single bottle, with perfect
restoration Of the general health. 1t Is,
however prudent and IN every case more
certain to cure, if its use Is continued In
smaller doses for a week or two after the
disease has been checked, more especially in
difficult aad long standing eases. Usually.
this medicine viii not require any aid to
keep the bowels in good order; should the
patient however, require q cathartie medicine,
after having taken three or four doses Of the
Tonic, q single dose Of BULLS VEGETA-
BE FAMILY PILLS viii be sufficient.
DR.. John Balls principal Office,
No. 80 Fifth street,
Louisville, Ky
All Of the above remedies for sale by
CHAs. n. O'HARA,
B0liear, Tenn.
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.7-es0 .asHrss4s5ssslss,,fs.
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEH

t-lDlbg 4 U4iil5 ititt N'tls
May %, 1856.
Or Join BULL-Dear Sir: Last Fcbru-
airy was in Louisville purchasing drugs,
and ! got some Of your Sarsaparilla and
Cedron Bitters.
My sou-in-law, who was with me in the
store, has been down with rheumatism for
some time, commenced on the Bitters and
soon found his general health improved
DR. Gist who has been in bad health,
tried them and he also improved
DIR. Coffee, who has been IN bad health for
several years-stomach and liver affected
he improved very much by the use of your
Bitters. Indeed the Cedron Bitters has Civ
en- you great popularity in this settlement
] think | could sell great quantity of your
medicines this falI-eSpeciaIly of your Ce-
dron BitteEs and Sarsaparilla. Ship me via
Memphis, care CT Puckett 4 Nicely
Respectfully,
G. B WALKER
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The People Of the Mississippi Valley and
Throughout tie entire South. have long f tie ueesy
and Want Of, s. i, CERTAIN A1 l 81 = Esat-
ED4, a. substitute for Qdf5e. fychinine. and other
poisonous Drugs the Fever Ague. fis
and Fever We claim. and the results VII sha and bear
ample testimony 70 every Eenaeed ni-d that Size Hes
Tonic Syrup supplied accomplished
paose It's Tonic AlteFaty md Antist qualities are
suc hat none possibly 9e IA ITS effects
Upon it, own merits tereore # L sustained le trial
is al that is needed stamp tis remedy the greatest
specific Of the age.
The ingredients Of which is Medicine Is composed
simple productions Of aboundng upon certain
in the State Of Texas Aboriginees
Of that state specific for Eevers Of ar Kinds epe-
cIliy ererand A que, which they f ed to
celebrated physician, acluaiuiea witch these facts. has
far- Up bis theory tins inportant subject and
hence the product named As TONIC 81 lfJP,
which % the puiie speehe and positive
Eeeef h5ge, Chllfs and Fever matter
IF how long stanefne5
AfEsIPHis. TEsss5 SEPTEMBER = 1907.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE:
GE TLEMEN-Having long sufered from Chis rad Fever,
and, after having tried without effect uinine ss
Cure and other chill medicines. indaced take
bottle 81 your TEXAS TONIC SYRUP. AFTER
doses entirely relieved. net having had ts since
take pleasure nding itas pleasant and
spcedy cure the above disease
f. d. IOaISOSs No. - South Court street.
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Railroad Time Table.

NJ. c. Il. R.-Trains pass Bolivar as fol
lows
Mail train, going South..............2;OS P NJ.
North. p. NJ.
Freight train, going SoHth........ 7:l5 a. N.
North....-.....3:l0 p. N.
At jackson close come elton is made with
trains on the Mobile and Ohio road At
Grand Junction connection Is made with
trains on the Memphis and Charleston road.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-15
" DelI, help, ye local. or We sink

Elsewhere will be. found the card of D.
Carotte, universally known as Jo, Proprie-
tor Of the NJ G. Il. r. Eating House at
Walden. lie is tie best hotel keeper in the
South
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-15

A few days since some one came in this
Office and a comb stuck to his fingers. If
he has GOT it loose hen do favor by bring,
Ing 10 buck Hos known.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-02-15

PERsoNAL-General r. P Nicely, Vice
President of the NJ C. r. r. Co, departed
for New York city last Sunday evening on
business connected with the road. We wish
him q safe and pleasant trip.