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OFFICIAL.
Der hRrMsNr or stats

DEP hRTMsNr or STATE
WARBIAGroN, F-bru ,ry l., i-Se
Information has been received 1t this Ds-
Partmept nom DIR. X. T.. VI. Hoyt, the Consul
Of the United States ~ NJ iuatitlan. MsxiccS Of
tne death, near Minatiil1n. Of Albert LubieV-
DEF, seaman OF the brig Blackfsh- The legal
representatives o. the deceased can obtain fur
rcer Information Upon msktng application 20
this department.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON. February l.. 1862
Information has been received AZ this i,a-
parfment from MT. Julius Siahel. the Consul
OF the United States At Kanaeawa japan, OF
the death. on the i2t Of December, Isis. ST Kan
aRaWa, OF FrsncIs Reilly. = Citizen OF the I'm.
ted States, and \ naive OF Ireland.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON, February ID, lS6a.
lnfor nation has been received AZ this Depart
ment from Mr.. T.. J. Smithers, the Consul OF
the United States at Smyrns, Turkey, OF the
oeatn, on tn LIST OF August, 1868, at Smyrna. OF
EnZaoe Fraser. and of the death, on the 18th
OIL Septembe-. 1-6s, at the same place. of Frank
I'm Sldi, children of American citizens tempo.
farily residing at Smyrna.
DRPARTMsNT OF STATE
WASHINGTON, February 10, 1864
Information has b-An received al this Depart
ment from MIR. {. W. Brink, the Vice Cons al
OF the United States at the City of Mexico, OF
the death on the 18th OF January last a. the
CITY OF Mexico, OF George Dufiield Wiegand, 8
native of Philadelphia.
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D. Collector SIuyrne srt his little yuIIIo.ina
.U Ct-raiIor u The Rev York custom house
'-s''-"sy. ACCORDING % prom iSe. and as a con-
-.gueI - some seventy Official heads rolled in
TIE -aw-tust Has NJ. forgotten the fare
y hil 4 history says beieI the inventor and irst
Is.r> q thar saEcUInClent instrument,
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= kentucky paper reports that General Pres
,,u recently asserts that he ran for the Legs.
ia-urr Tor The purpose u testing the Fourteenth
Ai-erdnert-t.at he desired 10 be- arrested aad
tired under II
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NEW iOEK Feb ~ Stock market is steady
Money is easy AT 5a7 per cent Exchange, 9
sizes, 81 \ asked: new. COS; Virginia skies,
eX coupon. ,, :. Dew, G2s-
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 2o-Virginia Skies, in.
scribed. old. soy bid. 81 asked; do Is66, 81 y
bid. SIS asyed do 1867, 81 bud. North Carolinas
ex-eoupon, old, 81 bid; do new, 59E bid, 81
Epd
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resolution has been introduced IN the
s-a~~a- nu>e;ts LEGISLATURE that ratification
O. he Alabama treaty with Great Britain
would b. dIshOnora Die 10 our nation and I'M
.-r>t - our CilIz-Es-
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4 'ARRIbGES CARRIAGES CARRIAGES -
y On babd and nj lsbins up. a large .afTRR,
number 81 very superior Lit'uE CAh- S-l ~
RACES. Ai-O, "A uuSher Of first class AS@2G
NoIthern Carriages at reduced prices Also, second
hand Carriages OF every desc ipton. Repairing
promptly attended TO RUBERr Il. GRAHAM
31I street. between Sth and OH
ie a0-3t- and 4 7 stb street near n ~
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Fro-a SEiiIIr gtoB. OdeoE Building, we have
'rE- L.s.te's KlJ0-szs. IstsrS,n's La.fiss' Mn
c--rs. he Ea~.rssas H1yss. p, and Tie N.rssrg
az tCr March
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

Is BANKRUPTCY,
DISTRICT OF CsLUsBTA
Atthe City OF Washington u the sntn Tny q T.h
rusry, 1873. The undersigned hereby gives motto
o. ~, sbp"ihtm~nt as ASSIGNEE 81 AefONI. fgL-
Lkflkk, ia tie city of Washington ~ithin ..s
DIST let who hs- been siJaiged a Bankru pf mo,
his owE petition 10y the supre Court of sid Ipi.
triCt. GRO MASON AttorD.v a, -. '-
f-g- Ia~SW City Hall. A-signee
rs BANkRUPTCY,
. DISTRICT OF CoIuMBrA -
At the City q Washington. 90 IN. ION 5.x -,
February lss9 The undersigned hereby Give. no
&c o. h.s spr9intu,eD Ut a. Assignee Of p. A OAR
NELLIE, IN the City Of Washington witsin sal 4
District. v ho hss been adiuds.d = Bankrupt upon
trict GEO. MASON Attorp.v- -, '
le2-lA~s~ City Hall, Assignee.
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The KIcEmond Iran NJ makes the ..1eclara.
TOE, TcsI-IFe and emphatic that General L..
-7 not - :aver o: the new movement IN VIZ
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American citizens arriving. travelling OF re-
siiiIg II France, are no longer required TO
exhibit th-Ir passports
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~wAsHIsGTOS : BIRTHDsY

steamer ARROW Will, a. u-u.I mai. -
rs..T tEiptO Ae Aer
MOUNT VERNON
us DAf, leaving her wharf at Ina IN ~.
T-.--ttnS st3 n With The additional .t,T, c,ia,
% .sf'. = on bS.-t che FOURTH niteI Stste- A.
DsAo Re ls-sf
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Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
No 5is c SHEET.
BETWEEN 4, A>B orr STREET..

No. Si7 c sTREET,
BfEwEES a, A>B orr STREET..
HAyLSNFRS CRACKERS
Are sdmii, BY all impartial Judges to be the best
The reasons are obvious:
W have erected one % Mckenzie 8 solendii Reel
Ovens. Of q cost OF over hve thousand dollars
Our machinery is the best suI NJ vest Patent
We tV the e.st msterisi.
We manUfacture from twenty Eve TO thirty bar
We Keep 70 cid stock on band, and conse Iueutly
our Crackers are always fresh.
Try for yourselves, you will ind eur statement
To prevent fraud, our Crackers are stamped With
the AA'De' "HAvENNER
II you cent get "BAvENSER's CRACKERS
from your Grocer, send TO the Bakery, 3is Q 81 ;
We will supply you.
We offer the following assortment:
SODA CRACKERS
nv WA 5iSs SFA AgsHfss
BOSTON CRACKERS
sIf NaTkf sFhPs
SUGAR CRACKERS.
"HAvINNERS FAMILY BREAD.n
A. MS uneaGsneu Drss1 70 nov Tor sale ~ most Of
1t is m sde Of select Family Flour; 10 thoroughly
sweet, white, nutritious, and is guaranteed 10
weigh sixteen ounces.
CAUTION "A great deal of Bread 10 sold for
....Bavennsr's" which never came from our estab.
honesty we have supplied al our s1tboritsa Srs s
Gers With fresh sample Cards, marked Il 500: Tx
anime tor yourselves Jas I'm
u n o V L
sAMUEL CROSS:
A'A P aN9,o PhiLApH iITPTHhkscE COM
Eas Removed from No. 81 Louisiana avenue, to
No, ST. Psnns,iysnia avenue. between s,h and
ENGLISH AND KUROPEAN NEWS.
1.-THE MALL
APaper containing the News, the principal Lead
matter from The Tunes. and 10 thus rendered avail.
Hoi s IN Cheap FORM for persons residing abroad
The days Of publication are Tuesdays and Fri.
days, IN the afternoon, and tho price 10 81. per
.subscribers can obtain THE MAIL" through
Newspaper Agents, or may have it from the Pub
nsher, on pre- pay mept, 1t Printing House square,
London. ia s lsv6v
SHAFBIELDp TRENCH O0NFlorIoHHRY
- AND SALOON,
B s..ssn ,s,s and 18Th . AvssU''
OYSTERS, GAA1 AND REFREsHMENTs
s:C0n n =: hS
' S. s'0 Table Ware a.; sSs z xAtr
SARPETs, CURTAINS, &c.
THE LARGEST STotk!
TIE NEWEST alI AsR FEST fffETTERys
tasty Dry Coos sstsb i aaD
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DALI AND EVENING SILKS.
10 PER CENT. OFF FOB CASH.

we Dave on hand variety OF light color silks.
which we are disposing OF at very low prices. om
prisipR-
elegant WHITE CORDED SILKS;
superb WHITE SATIN
Plain PINK POUL Or SOLE;
BE autfful SATIN STRIPES. on white grounds
IN GIL the most desirable shades of Pink, Blue.
Green, Corn, and Oh Try:
One riece Of Superior WHITE POUL DE SOLE,
slightly imperfect, worth SIS or So ger yard; price
IS so;
Beautiful TINsELLED MUSLINS By the ard
in all cU'ors, st reduced prices
And stbou gh the above goods are very desirable
and very cheap. We offer '',.m At discount Of 10
per cent for cash. as we wish % close them out by
the l-t Of Mar h
ONE PRICE ONLY. IN PLAIN Figures
feIo-etSt VI. 81 SHUSTEHA mo
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BANKERS.

JAY COOKE o CO..
AZ A n k2
PITfHsHYs sraIrY, OPPOSITE Tz..,pE,
Bay and sc stcsrrent market rs,es. sso
constantly on hand . full supply OF an
GOVERNMENT BONDS
SEVEN THIBTIEs, AND >ekFOUhE
INTEREST MOTIFS.
orders for STOCKS, BONDS, 10. s1,e-.sr
and collections made on So scoessibls soiatS.
ssI-.f
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LIMEsToNEl ESTONE, LIMESTONE
CAR LOADS of the favorite and well known
brand OF
LIMESTONE FAMILY FLOUR,
Just received and for sale
Also. all Grades of WESTERN ANP aOrTu
EkN EATRAS- suitable tor Bakers ant Grec-rs
BEANANS SHAN,
~ l9 Pm street between llth and 18th
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6svernm ent Securities,

WAshIhGToA, Feb. %, lS69.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furhisb the following quotations Of Gov
eminent
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ELEGANT TABLE DANASK.
10 PEE CENT. OFF FOB CASH

10 PEE GENT. OFF FOR CASH.
We call the "a ticular attention OF hoHsekeepers
te ur large stock Of
BARNSLEf DOUBLE DAMASKS
Which hre til, lest wearing goods in the xor,1
and OF Which We have - large assortment. firm Go
TO : Ter ard IN al the widths from ) 4 to 10
TABLE NAPKINS
1hh1 NAPKINS,
DhHAsk sEd HtCK TOW ELINGS, in g-as,
va iety, from > per dOZenup
thi Ut NAPKINS ami WINE CLOTHS
PILLOW CASE LIEESS, all widths, and at
Ios prices
A Discount of ten cents on the dollar allowed on
ell sales for Ssh.
ONE PRICE ONLY, IN PLAIN FIGURES
Re 2o-eo3t W.M SINISTER ABRD
fN1TED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
u WASHINGTON. IL q Feb 10 1859
on the petition of AECALONs WYChiOFE
ard 4. MORRISON, OF Eluira N Y pray
lig ioT the extension Of patent granted 70 thu m
ssptemter 18th less. and reissUed on the i4th day
Ct ootober, 1870, Tor al improvement In Boring
Nadine
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard NJ
this Office on the 2d day Of August Any persCn
MAJ pose this extef sion. Objections, dspo.i-
tops and other papers should be filed in this oiee
twenty days before the day of hearing.
ELISHA EOOTE.
IL ZD-ia"3W Commissioner OF Patents.
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L IBsr sATIOHAI BANK
OF WASHISGTOs
u, D OsOkE, tef jay Cooke q &c Pre..ssr.
Nm. 5 HU6TISGToB, Cszbis.
0oVEHHBEgI DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF Tux pbTTE
STATES,
lsTA sITssI, efposIss rAs 7lssysrp Dsyus~s-s
Government Securities with Treasurer rfn,t,
ststes,
- ONB MILLION DoLLARS.-6z
We buy and sell all classes OF 6OVERNBrE.
SECURITIES 1T current market rates.
FURNISH IXCHANGS Gsa ~aks cel!,.,,s,
10 ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITES % rHt
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Governments Voucher, On e.
MOST fAV0RABLE TERMS. ana i've o,,,
ful attention to
ACCO WITS OF BUSINESS ME- a., gysL
and TO any other business entrusted 10 u,
FULL INFORMATION In regard q ,oyEBr.
MrNT LOANS at all t,nes caeerfulI. furnished.
wM. 6. HUSTisgTes. Os,a
WGhington, March q, 1874
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SARPETs, CURTAINS, &c.
THE LARGEST STOCkL
TIE NEWEST AND BEST PATTERNS,
THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES!.'
Nm g. MITCHELL Co.
Over Perry Bros
"a 2s-ly Dry Goods establishment
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SHAFsIELDs IRtnGa CONFECTIONERY

Zao rENNsYLvANIA AvANUB.
Between 18th and 18th streets.
OYSTERS, 0A0D AND RHFRESHMENTS
Furnished az my Saloon 1t all hours.
Parties, Weddings, Dinners, Receptions, Sc,
furnished ct the shortest notice and the Attest
style; also, Table Ware and hxperienced Walters
de2-sm JOS. n SHATFIELD
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NEW UNIVERSAL ALMANAC
WHITTAKER's ALMANAC FOR s6Q ,..r
thick vol small svo, well printed, paper o o.
CONTENTS: The Calendar, Key to the oaIenl.,
sportsmanb calendar. The Hnali0h Goyernmsnt
Foreign Nations, Education. Obi.uariss. MetsoT.
ology, Army and NAVY. British PtAVessione Rant
a's S's''s'ss' 49, oV' tele
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-02

organizations of any kind whatever should
De prohibited altogether. 1t is abso-
lutely impossible for such demonstrations
TO accomplish any good, while our past expe-
rlence shows that they are fruitful sources of
mischief and frequently the occasion of
bloodshed. 1t matters not which is the
attacking party; the direct source of the trou-
bic is the system itself The rival clubs are
made up for the most part of young men who
have not yet attained their majority, and
whose judgment is quite as immature as their
age. Many of them carry deadly weapons
upon their persons, and never start out on
march without anticipating and preparing for
just such disgraceful encounter as we are
called upon to record to-day. The sufferers
In this case, as in nearly every similar case
are principally unoffending people who hap
pened to be in the neighborhood of the dis
turbance at the time of its occurrence, and
who are thus made to suffer for the folly of
others. The strong arm of the law should
be outstretched to prevent recurrence of
last nights scene by aiming at the root of
the evil.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-02
TORCHLTGHT PROFESSIONS.

AS matter of course, there are two sides to
the story of the disturbance between the In
vincibles and the Keystones, which occurred
at Fifth and Chestnut streets, late last evening.
From one standpoint, the Democratic club
was solely to blame; from the other, the entire
responsibility rests with the Republican or
ganization. But if there were no such ridicu-
lous performances as torchlight professions
there would have been no disturbance, and it
would not be necessary to attempt to sift the
truth out of such a mass of conflicting rumor.
The Legislature has wisely prohibited such
PROFESSIONS within ten days preceding an
election. At the next session another step
should be taken in this direction, and torch
Light professions Of political clubs OF partisan
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-02

SILKS SILKS,
BLACK SILKS, FANCY SILKS
ELAcK SILKS, FANCY SILKS,
BLACK SILKS, FANCY SILKS.
One CASE POULT De Sole AT $780,
Embracing the New Shades in
MAROON, LAVENDER.
MODE, PINK.
PEARL, BLUE,
CHERRY GREEN.
One CASE P0ULT De Sole AT $780,
In all the New Shades
ONE CASE VERY WIDE AT $500,
Same Goods sold recently at $3.50
/. BLACK SILKS, $i'e7.
BLACK SILKS, $500.
BLACK SILKS, very cheap, S2'25.
BLACK SILKS, $3.50.
BEA ACK SILKS $3 GO.
TWENTY-FIVE PIECES
STRIPPED AMERICAN SILKS
New Article Very Desirable
ONE CASE VELOUR POPLINs,
In Entirely New Shades, $500
One CASE VELOUR POPLINS
Entirely New shadef $3.50
ONE CASE VERY RICH LYONS SILK P0PLINS
ALL-wOOL PLAID POPIINs
AII-WooI PIaids, So.
Atwood PIaids, rs.
AIl-WooI PIads, 81.
Rich Diagonal PIaids, $i'oo.
Blue and Green PIaids.
Black AII-Wool PopIins, 81, Si'oo, sres.
After months of preparation DRESS GOODS stock s
complete, and patr have opportunity 70
select their dress fabrics from
the prices heretofore being always bottom Of
the market.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-02

Shipping their large wstockof
1OUSEIIxEEPING DRY GOODS
al the of andwd
Linen Sheetngs,
Pilow-Case Linens,
BarnsIey Table Linens,
Piano, Table, and Melodeon Covers,
Table Cloths, all sizes,
Striped and Plaid Table Coverings,
Table Napkins and DoyIies,
Towels and ToweIlings,
Real Russia Nursery Diaper,
Linen Table Covers,
Barnsey Crumb Linens,
Richardson Sons Owdens Shifting Linens.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-02
SHIRT BOSOMS.

MADE UP OURSELVES LINEN IMPORTATION
GUARANTEED TO BE OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-04-03
The BOlmeyer Murder-A Case of the
Retributive Justice Of Heaven.

The retributive justice of Heaven has
never been more clearly shown or exempIi-
fed than in the fate of the judge and jury
who acquitted the murderer of the lamented
Bolmeyer
The circumstances surrounding the case
are too well known to justify rehearsal at
this time Briefly, a brutal beast bearing
the name of Brown in cold blood, and
without the slightest prOvocatiOn, assassina-
ted Bolmeyer on a public street IN Dayton,
IN broad day light, in the presence Of nu-
merous witnesses, for the only reason that
Bolmeyer was the editor-in- chief os the
Dayton Empire, Democratic paper. Brown,
being fearful of the just indignation of the
people of Montgomery county, prayed for
change of venue, had his case transferred
to the loyal county of Miami, and after a
mock trial was acquitted by a jury organized
for that purpose by loyal court and Sheriff
notwithstanding the proof of guilt was in
contestible and overwhelming.
This was the judgement of man. Now
witness the judgement of Almighty God
EUeTy .jitryman on that panel that acquitted
Broom Of the murder Of BOlneyer has since
been 6ereG Of reason, met unnatural death,
or committed suicide, and as fitting cap
stone to this arch of retributive justice,
Judge Parsons, who presided over the mock
trial, died few days since a horrible death
IN the IatRatic asylum at Dayton
Verify those who "sow the wind shall
reap the whirlwind
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-04-03

Aolieb fIbckSaS NOJiOnss etc.
Do you know that onions are worth from
So 90 to 81 90 per bushel? Do you know
that from 400 to 600 and sometimes 800
bushels are made to the acre Do you
know that good crops of onions are obtained
on almost any soil, not too wet or too dry ex-
cept a stiff clay, light sand, OF hungry
gravel.
Onion buttons, onion sets, onion seeds, at
O'Hara's.
Influence Of The Moon-Young plants
Ike human babies must have plenty of rest
If they shoot up from the seed In the vast
ing of the moon they enjoy the long dark
nights; if IN the growing moon, their young
over stimulated by the light, perishes or suf
fers deterioration more or less
The latest observations make it certain
that the sun heat reflected from the full
moons face is sufficient to dispel clouds,
and it must modify, therefore, notably the
climate Of the kitchen garden.-LesIje8 Lee
lures.
Buy Landreth' Seed at O'Hara's
Red Ants.-To get rid of these pests
which will soon be upon us-wash your
shelves clean, and while damp rub fine salt
on quite thickly let it remain for short
time and they viii disappear.
Equality is of the first importance in
medicine" O'Haras goods are up to the
mark.
Harness BLackang- ounces of
beeswax-four ounces ivory black, one pint
neatsfoot oil, two ounces CASTLE soap, two
ounces lard, one ounce aloes; to be boiled
together, and poured into shallow vessel
Remedy for HedUes-Mix equal parts of
pulverized borax and saltpene, and give a
horse a tablespoonful in wet oats, or cut
feed twice day. Every other day give a
spoonful Of sulphur. Give also a tablespoon
full of coperas twice week Continue this
for five or six weeks.
Do you want anything not to be had in
town? O'Hara viii order it for you
Kalsomining.-Put quarter of pound
of white glue into water enough to cover it,
and let it stand until perfectly soft, then
put the vessel containing the glue into a
kettle of hot water, and stir it until thor
oughly dissolved. Then put six pounds of
Paris White-tO be had at o Hara s-into a
pail, add hot water gradually stirring all
the time, until it is brought to smooth,
creamy cOnsistence; add the dissolved glue
and then water enough to thin it sufficiently
to work with a brush. 1t is applied in the
same manner as whitewash, and is used sfor
hard finished ceilings that have become dis
colored.
Sportsman's Headquarters at O'Hara's
Everything for Fishermen; everything for
Hunters
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-04-03
LORD, HELP ME ~
BY REV. E. H. OSBORNE.

" Lord, help mel" storm hammered clouds
Roll darby Ger my weary way;
Hard, bitter trials crowd
Life's lonely, gloomy day
&" Lord, help me! " my poor erring heart
Bleeds in its wandering woe,
And sad misfortune's fiery dart
Flames wildly where go.
q" Lord, help me" am thine-help
To steer my storm swept barque
Ger life's wild, treacherous sea.
Sc full of hidden rocks-so dark,
lord. help MEL 1 cannot stand alone,
Nor can Ey bowed soul rise
To meet the loved, the gone,
In brighter, purer skies.
Lord, help me - 1 count earths grandUre loss !;
have no friend oh Christ, but thee;
Help me to bear my heavy cross
Up where my dimmed eyes will see
The green hills and SUNNY streams
LIES cloudless river:
Up, where my hottest dreams
viii be fulfilled forever,
" Lord, help me ! " Life's storm is wild
A thousand snares wait for my feet
l am poor, weak, helpless child,
Unworthy all; it is not meet
That 1 should call upon Thy nams.
Thou gayest Thyself for me:
At this one shrine light the fame,
Where glory lights eternity.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-04-03
CHARLES IL. O'HARA,
Apothecary and Druggist,

Apothecary and Druggist,
BOLIVAR. TENN.
Is now Offering superior inducements to
Physicians Can and see.
Drugs and Medicines, a complete stock, at
Patent Medicines, a very large stock, at
OHARA's.
Hair Restoratives, Washes and Oils, of
every kind, at OHARAS.
Pure Wines and Liquors, Rye, Bourbon
Old Copper distilled Whiskies Cognac Brandy Port
sherry Madeira Hook Blackberry Ginger Raspberry and
Catawba Wines Old amaica Rum, London Dock Gin etc.
t low prices, at OHARA'S
Bitters, all The most popular, at
oHARAs.
=. Fine Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars. at very
Fine Handkerchief Extracts and Colognes,
Spices and Dye stufs, full stock. at
OHARA'S.
The new Red Dye, RosaniIine, at
Paints, Oils and Varnishes- Special at
invited the large stock of all grades
al of which purchased first hands, the
owest market rates Prices and grades suit everybody,
Garden and Field Seeds, fresh and of
every variety. from Landreth's garden, at oHARAs.
Stationery, the best, at low prices, at
OHARAS
Books-Any book published can be pro-
cured at publishers prices. through OHAIiA.
Confectionery, warranted to be entirely
paste. plaster, clay other
usually candies Those who value
the health of their children will buy their candies
Window Glass, direct from the manufac-
turer, all sizes, at O'HARA'S.
Coal Oil, warranted to stand the fire test,
as cheap as the cheapest, at O'HARA'S.
Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings, No. I
Musical instruments, cheap, at
OHARA'S.
Spectaoleg, largest stock in the country,
at OHARA'S.
Fine Cutlery, Westerholm's and Rodgers,
very cheap, at O'HARA'S.
Fancy Goods, an elegant stock, at
Prescriptions carefully compounded at
OHARA'S
To keep cool, visit the Soda Fountain
- early and often" at OHARAS
Wine of Pepsin, for sickness of pregnancy,
dyspepsia, Indigestion etc., at OHARA'S.
Elixir of Valerianate of Ammonia, for
headache and nervous d sorders. OHARA'S
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-04-03

PHENOMENON IN THE HEAvENs.-We clip
the following item from the Tuscaloosa
Independent Monitor of the 23d ult
Last Friday, at 4 p m, heavy black
clouds suddenly overhung the earth, rem
dering it dark as twilight all around us, as
though the sun were eclipsed. Candles had
to be lighted in order to see plainly. This
lasted about half an hour, amid loud
peals of thunder and brilliant flashes of
tightening Everything indicated that there
was tremendous storm raging somewhere,
and we expect to hear of some such vista
ton in other parts of the country about.
Towards sunset, the clouds in the Western
horizon formed a most magnificent pano
rama, of divers hues, with black nebul@
resembling lofty peaks, with occasional
white clouds floating rapidly upward like
smoke from volcanoes. The occidental sky
exhibited all the beautiful, gorgeous tints of
the rainbow. The whole formed an ethe-
real tableau exceeding the iveliest eoneeP-
ton of scenic splendOr.