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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-01-09

CORPORATE TAxEs.-It is evident to all that
fifteen cents on the hundred doIlass is not
sufficient to meet the demands to be made
upon the Board of Mayor and Aldermen,
and that the deplorable condition of our
streets and sidewalks is to be alone attri-
buted to the fact that the corporate authori-
ties have not done what they desired to do
simply because they did not have the money
to pay for work. From what we can learn,
there seems to be general disposition
among our property holders to acquiesce in
a considerable increase Of the corporate
taxes, to, say 40 cents on the hundred dol
lars, and we sincerely hope that the Board
will at. once take such steps as are necessary
to the raising of n sufficient amount to put
the streets and crossings, as well as the side
walks in something like a respectable con-
dition. Not more than S680-corporate
taxes-was collected last year. and out of
this small sum the town constable received
his salary, 5000. The idea of keeping up
the streets of a place like Bolivar with the
paltry sum of four or five hundred dollars
cents on the hundred dollars and in two
years we can boast of passable streets at
FALL seasons of Z the year. As soon as the
work is once we'll done, then the taxes can
be reduced. Another thing we wish to re-
fer to is this: For the last two years there
has scarcely been week but what Unable
offenses have been committed in the corpor-
alton, and if the offenders, no matter who
they were, had been promptly arrested and
fined as they should have BEEN hundreds of
dollars would surely have found their way
into the corporation fund. We ask the new
LBoard to overhaul the old schedule of fines.
and increase them as much asspossible, and
see that, hereafter, every offender against
the corporate laws is made to pay the last
cent assessed, and, at the same time let the
assessment come fully up to the standard.
Then promiscuous. drunks, drawn pistols,
staggering DULLES, free fights and whisky
knock downs will be made to pay tribute to
good cause and grow beautifully less. OF
late shouting in the corporation, especially
at night has become a decided nuisance
Scarcely negro comes and goes -now-a-
days but carries about his person a Navy
six-fair imitation of those who walk about
with belts around them into which are
slung weapons that are forbade by law. We
make these suggestions in hopes that the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen will put the
screws to all ofFe nders and repair, at once,
our streets, thus abating intolerable
nuisances to numerous to mention
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Headquarters Ia. Brigade. Bal {

Headquarters lst Brigade; Sd Cavalry Division
SAVANNAH, Ca. January Is. 1865.
DEAR SIRI have carefully examined the taken by
army its late campaign Georgia and your
correct in every particular enclose $40 for maps
10 .-. O MCKNIGHT, q. ..
= Gaut'n 4 A A j. GEM b ilpatrck Cav.
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aEEgggaEE M aoEas
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-01-09

RAGS RAGS I'VE will buy all the cotton
rags that may be brought to our Office.
There is not family in the county that
could not save from five to twenty dollars
worth of rags every year. Go at it at once.
1t does not matter how much the rags are
torn to pieces, or of what color, so they are
of cotton and washed reasonably clean.
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ftg New York.
JAN. Cotton market less active, and
quoted as follows;
Uplands.. Recommendations a272 i.
Gold.................. ..-..-.........35 a355
Memphis.
JAN. Cotton market opened brisk, and
closed as follows
Middhngs.. .......... .263a00
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Near Headquarters, Middle Military Division

NINCHESFERs VA January 1000
J T LLOYD Esqr Dear SIrEnelOsed please md, two (1
dollars which you viii pleas. send Of Maps
Nirgnia-in book forthwith linen backs.
such used by officers have used maps for
the last tue campaigns frginsa and
bear testimony their accuracy, and have them
frequently referred by Commanding officers in the field,
obtained such information obtained IN
the War Department Maps On the recent cavalry raid
wards GOrdOnsve used by Generals and
declare d far referabe to the official
Eery respectfully, CHA'S II FARRELL,
Correspondent New York Herald.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-01-09

800 REwARD.-Who wants it? We will
pay the above reward to any man, woman or
child, who will furnish a case Of chiJls which
we cannot cure with our King of Chills. "
Don't care how long you have had the
shakes nor ho10 poor you are, come along
and be cured, or take your 500
A few doses of our King of ChilIs I"
will cure the most inveterate case. All
druggists sell it at only 81 for large bottles.
J.P. DROMGOOLE & CO, -aa
jan9-4t Proprietors, Memphis
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Capt'n & A A J, Genl klpatrick c


Lines before SAyANNAH, GA December Il, 1854.
7 LLOYR, Dear SirPleass md enclosed 81 for four
Map Of Georgia. We used
grand march Atlanta this place and
fIRABLY CORRECT smallest particulars. Send one 80
Wieon that they route;
the three copies for my comrades aud myself
There LOyds Map of Georgia this
Army if she money would send for $50 worth in
stead of four eopiOs THOMAS q CHRISTIE,
Mine'a Battery Diy'n 18th Army Corps
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New Firm.

THE undersigned have this day formed
L copartnership under the style 0 NORTON JOY
the purpose Of transacng General Commission business
JAMES NORTON.
LEVI Joy
Memphis, Tenn July 6. 1868
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Methodist Church. 81 Z q
Services every Sabbath at lO1 A. NJ. "a P NJ, by
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-01-09

Baptist Church.
Elder DAY breaches every Saturday ia the month
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-01-09

sABBATH SCHOOL At So A. NJ.
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT AND LEAVE MEMPHIS AS
FOLLOWS :tf-E-s .. b
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-01-09

Quartermaster's Office, Wisconsin Infantry.
DeeemheT
T LLOYD, after
glorious Atlanta, which used excel
Map o o
will be through Map
the Southern States equal excellent Georgia
j L BERCH,
81 & r Q NJ. WISCONSIN Infantry. d.
Headq' SSth Vols, Picket Savannah
December Is,
J LLoYD--Pease send me a Map 0 Georgia. Having
~
found ALLAN IL DGUGALL,
Adjt Vols.
INTERIOR. GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
T LLOYD, New York Sir--Please to this the
Railway Map
or
curb
Very respectfully
nov2I-Im J GS WILSON. Commissioner.
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Texas Tonic Syrup,

A VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For the Rapid and Permanent Cure of Chills
and Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Irtnr,rn;ttornt III Pom ;ttn,nt INnrnr- InnnI;nn
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-02
HALLS
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
lair REVIEWER.

Is THE ONLY INFADLIBLE HAIR PREPA-
RATION FOR
restoring Gray Hair to its original color and pro.
noting its growth.
Il the cheapest preparation ever OF. red to the
public, ~ one bottle will last longer aud accom-
pa..h more than three bottles Of any other preps-
ration.
. elur renewer 10 not Dye it will not stain the
skin others.
IT WILL KEEP THE HAIR FROM FALLING
. our.
u cleanses the scalp, and I4akes the q air Soft,
Lusfrous AMI Bilksn.
Our Treatise On the Hair sent free by mail.
B. p. HALL co. Nashua, N Fl. Projectors.
For sale by all Dusgi-x.
aug4 win
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ri,,ll 4 talFellaasas& s..i,a4 :
1908. SAVE YOUR. NoH1H, 1861
Trouble, pslays ~ Azyosas .sil,'si
I Ana take Iopr csaGsst ssiuy WsA j
a. . sriar5oae l9ehs s1yE aa,,its,op
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= IwOEstiaits 4r sof'aa
DAILY 4INE&s or 0TRAllRna.
DAY BOAT. AID Wolx noA1i es

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sl1astsAhj. eshGka ~ 90 go
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80 g s.. 6s.'lssd x'sssss ns' a Sas'
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80 tegethsr without distur6a10 a Transhia,.
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~ 49, }RceAyeatssos Of IL azsy eheness,
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comlortsbSe accommodates. N Poa,marn ~
femaLes Who may vtsh 70 fGyniah tAsir osn mo-
". ~ - 40 sooo W1n - GDasoA 70 naa-
CHEAPEsT AND BEsT 1OuYsi
=; nrs snd sss he Agents u tAis Lns before
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re-chsck baGeaSs IN tAis Lin. tti Usl1 I
Ask Tor tickets ViS NWthem Transuosta<So.
Coepsny1 stesmen. tie only Americas Lins-
we vii mako il the interest Of svs,y Traveller
2 e tas Agents Il this Ltas before purchasins
4ssgase ohseksd through to Ill points.
w Iasooen Tsess's g 81 potnts in he Great
the cheapest, on Application =
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RPECIAI. NOTICE

49, SPECIAL NOTICE.
The American people emphatically I" fast
hvers." The constant wear and tear Of brain and
muscle brings on manv ailments, including dis
pepsia and all its attendant horrors, such bill
drla, and general debility Of the whole systel3.
AL persons thus afflicted need some gentle ltimu-
liant, which compgises medical properties and the
virtues Of the best tonic. Such an article can be
found in ALLKN's CONGRESS BITrERs. They are
not cheap Whiskey, but a scientific combine
ton Of some sixteen kinda Of Roots and Barks,
all of which acknowledged by the Medical
Faculty To contain curative and tonic properties.
One important ingredient 10 the Prickly Ash
Berry. celebrated throughout Europe ~ pre-
ventive Of Asiatic cholera, and Of all summer
come reliable family medicine on hand, not only
~ . cure but ~ preventive, and al who believe
that pNfe curative stimulant il rsble 70 the
many poisonous compounds usually called "Bour-
bon Whisky" should purchase and use ALIENS
CoHGREss BrTrERs. Address w. ALLEN, Pro-
prtetor. Fort Edward. N. Y. 4:wly
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shoeld ~ 90 - ths dsvil, ~ shes4 -
serve To- They are he salvesiae q the
nation. Now coms, Colonel; ny dAxtiAgl
is q the door Tn drive you b do ~
Dspsrsment, and ven ses 6santaa sboat
shie mrttar." ssssb Ok -, SAT- ~ "a
At thst early hour tAsy found the Sec
ss1ary Vt bis post ThA Presidsnt pleaded
~ case Of Colonel Scott, and ~ oaly -
quated that leave d sbssAos sAouA .
given him. but that sssamss sAsald -
ssnt down the river expressly to bring up
- body Of his wife. Humanity, Mr..
sssntoa," ssiA dc good Prssidsat, hia
Aanely mos tsanaAgurea with the glow Of
easnest tspdAr feeling, "hnnAaity should
override considerations Of policy, and sven
military necessity II mAtters ike this.
z The Secretary was touched, aud he said
something Of his regret at net having 1slt
himse6 ut liberty 70 grant Col. 6cots's 70
quest in the first place. $3.50
ig mo, NO, Mr.. Stanton" said the Presi-
dent, you did right In adhering to your
own rules you are the right man for this
place. If we hsd such soft-hsartsd fool
~ here, there would be NO rules or regu-
lations that the army Of the country could
depend upon. But this ID . peculiar eass.
Only think Of that poor wonAn"
OF course, the impossible" was accom-
plished.
To the surprise Of the Colonel, the Pre-
rident insisted on driving him TO tho Navy
Yard, to zee that the Secretary's order
was carried ont Immediately; seeming to
have nervous tear that some obstacle
might b. thrown in the way Of the pioua
He waited at the landing till
all WAS ready, then charged the omoers Of
the steamer to give every assistance and
attention to his ''friend, Col. Scott" With
him be shook hands warmly at parting,
saying, "God bless you, my dear fellow.
] hope you will have no moro trouble in
this sad affair-and. Colonel, try TO forget
last night" aaf .1s
Away up in the New Hampshire
there is certain grave care
fully watched and tended by u faithful
love. But every April time the violets ON
that mound speak not alone Of the woman
" sweetness and devotion Of her who
sleeps below-they are tender and fearful
with the memory of the murdered Presi-
lent
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HxRISHRn9'sh+o
VT eoes NOT snr,.'
&M 0sllove, oNspeStte
s.spToa1. TIVE eoeT sSea.!sc
U"SREFuMDED.Csk
DEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE
l. No. ADUl.HfNCH STREET,
p OPPOSITE EEvRak HOUSE.

The trustees a this Lnststation take pleasure y
announcing taat they have secured TIE sssvices
u Tbs snaasns ed vsu knsswn ~. a. Aasss.
late ssr4en Y. g Army, Vie Pr~ssdsst q ~
Isis lseitssisa seu psSsishss IL Iessl.s
msdic.i boob sntit,ed "fhs s.is..es u Lax, o.
HeN Psuesevstano,s svr,t1ua By Dr. Hayes, Il
srsa4s uppa the EHD q Youth, Prsoassse D.
cline q Naahood. Bsninsi Wsahn-Sa, asd III
Dsssssss ~ .s1nso - ~ 0snsras1vs 0soas.
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sset TRAITS q u hsd svsr - 10 u vaSnc,
sslalsA Sexusl khys.ola0V o. We1as ans Her
QHAsss" Profasely illustrated wlsh the ven
b1tssgAsls0. hs ssue = aaso Hso - pm
AmsSe Is vasioos chapt-ss nay be nsetsosed
~ 1ysooy fLAA. nnaeifA OAsDBlag, 0saasy,
Of Wg0aa. Pu6 ~. ChansS q Lx6s, 1xeescss q
the A>uis6. PDssptise T. CoassCeioa, - II,
o::st - Sr'eDh cloth -; Turkey Aooeso. ssi
EitS9 Of thsss boaks sss pat y ~, -
5h0uoAssM e1agyn0- ssssensn4 49, bs6ep
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All who are sudsring from nervous debility and
pfossrAeion Of the phy'ical pov.rs, caused by the
errors q youth. should immediately procure .
copy oftae new medical wort Of DR.. A. h. Hayes,
Consulting Phystcasn to the Peabody Medical
Institute Boston. estitlsd "The scieacs Of Life
q Sen- preservation,' an invaluable work, and
the result Of the widest research and deepest
thought upon the subjects Of which 1. treats. The
Institute has also published ''Ths Sexual Phyu-
o'osy VI Woman and her diseases from the ",
OF the same author. The title Of the work indi-
Gates its character. Fuller Particulars may be
found In the advertisement Of the Institute in our
columns. svaF aa~,,,
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T IFE INSURANCE.

For the bsnent Of the Policy Holder. Who read
tbs "h~rAih." ve oi'p the following from the In
suyanos Tunes u NV York. ~ July. taksu from
tbs last Tevorts Of Insurance department
A~ETs To LIAbnirfys Facts which non- can
dtspsts sA0vsns lhe ratio Ut assets "a liabilities
VI tbs vastyus III. companies doins bu ines In
this Btste. The fs,ands u ths th@nia Mutual
iAls VIII b dsiishtsd and ~ tsAdunsru dismays I'd
by 'hsu oJnsiusive exhibit. IL stands In an I'D
vantaSsOus cont' aAG With AL tho other com pants~
vhs0h cannot bet ssnst~ universal saspsss- and
sdmirAtsOs. Tboss results can oniy b. f.isiy Az
ssth~d N shs sspsrwtty ii tho oosnpsny's IN an.
assmsot, Tor thsy the diSsge sYaiLs of tbs
watchfui prudeDc~, saHac,Ous d'scr, alton c,s,-
summais shsli, aad annawxin9 dsv0a lon sxsrst~d
ny tis officers In every detail VI ia busin-ss IL
president, y. Ys.sSnd,n. Esl., must enjoy an
1nvt~.is pleasure n ont~mpIatins ths unr,-
vaIlsh psa~psrsty of his c'npAny. and his sail
1sottssn IL doubtless shared by James n. Bu.n.,
ED, tbs gtitsd secre'sry, vh'~s great ability
and brilliant talents have o,nduced essentially
u plAos tho PbDn'H Aptual lAfs foremost AsssO, r
ths nrst Ut the leading life institutions o. tbs
country. -
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE No. 4s
HOWARD ST, BOSTON.

MEDICAL. AND SURGICAL OFFICE, No. IS
HOWARD ST, BOSTON.
Dr.. FREDERICK MORRILL, gives special at
tenti0n to diseases Of the genito- urinary organs,
and all chronic and difficult diseases in both -
his great success in those long standing aud difR
cult cases, SUCH ~ were formerly considered in
durable, - sufficient 70 commend him to the pub
lie - worthy the extensive patronage he has re-
ceived.
DR. NORRILL's FEMALE SPECIFIC,
For Married and Single Ladies-Twenty years.
experience has proved Il superior to any other
medicine for suppression, Irregularities, 10. 1t
restores the patient to health and vigor. The
constantly iunreaaing demand for this reliable
remedy has induced us to put this within the
means Of all. Price g. 90.
On. Ao1RILL il admitted by the best medi-
cal talent Of the country to have no equal in the
treatment Of Female Complaints, and Il is no un-
usual OcouIrence for physicisos in regular prac-
tice to recommend parties to him for treatment
when e0iceed with diseases In his speciality.
Ladies viii reosive the most scientihc attsntion,
both medically and surgicslly. Board, with old
and expssSsooed nurses, will b furnished those
vho wish TO remain in the city during treatment.
Tho poor advised free Of charge. Physicians or
pAsienfs wishing his opinion or advice, By letter,
and enclosing the usual fee. viii BE- answered BY
return mail. Medicines sent TO all parts Of the
country. 2l:wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-02
There's q Tear In Your Voice.
DY MARY Z. TUCKER.

There's tear in your voice, mother, darling,
Then how can your daughter rejoice I
Though your eyes and your lips, dear, are smil-
ing,
There's tIemulous tear in in your voice.
Dear INC. her, bear with me moment,
Your fond arms about me enfoid;
Your soft hand smooth over my forehead,
And pet me again as Of old.
But yesterday morning, dear mother,
simple child was in mind
Tonight, l blush before you.
With won ,n'- impuls.s defined.
Look bask t" your youths sunny morning,
You surely romel.her Ihe time,
When brjs made the 81. ete-t Of H,isi0,
As your heart sang first versc Of Loves
rhyme;
When earth scemed bower of roses,
When daisies and daft dis bloomcd,
And bowed their bright heads meath your foot
steps,
Aud the air with the incense berfumcd.
To-day have frst seen the glory
That lies in the grand western rkl-s.
AMI mocss ali tn. skill Of .arth's artists.
With the wonderful hu Of the dyes.
And the kea, that before ever murmured,
SENS singing IA sweet 81 ng, to prove
That the great hand that stilie'h che waters
L. full Of the rare calm Of love.
Hark ~. hey hear his light footstep!
Th,nx God that he made me his choice
Dear mother, do give him your darling,
Without any t. ar in your voice.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-02

The secret Of Beauty lies In the use Of Hssan's
Magnolia Balm for the Complexion.
Roughness. rednsss. blotches, sunburn frcckes
snd tan disappear where Il IL applied. and n
beautiful complexion Of pure, satin-like texture
h obtained. The plsinest features als made
70 glow with hsalthfM bloom and youthful
beauty.
Remember HngAn's Magnolia Balm Il, the
thing that produces the,. effects, and any Lady
can secure IL for seventy five cents ut any OF our
stosrs.
To preserve and dress the Hair Lyons Ka-
thairon. s2w4v
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FR.

A MALES IN DELICATE HRALTH
d.. Dow, Mo-. and Q Rndioott strsst Boston.
= ooesuiea1 AAi1y i1 al dissA~ss incident 70 IT,
iemsls sygtem. ProApsus Utsri o. falling Of the
womb, ruos Albus Suppression, and other
nsnstS1al Desaageneats, ere all Huated upon
NV pathological principles, and speedy relief
guaranteed IN . very isw dayn ~
D.. DIV Aa., 70 doubt, had greater experience
N the cure a diseases Of women and children than
sny 0tAss pAysisiaa in Bost0a. =
BOARDING Aoc0mmodstions for patients who may
vtsh to Say IN Boston . few days under his treat
A0uk
n. BAL letters must contain four red stamps
or they wfn not Be answered
O0Oe hours from Q. m. to D. m. l1Ly
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= A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN Pa
ATENTS.

SOLICITOR tOF PATIENTS,
Late A&sas q - Ustssd &es Rcsscs QGss.
No. 70 6tAss H., opposite Klby st., Bostoa,
After an extensive practice q upward. Il twenty
ss.ts:; .iso n Gress Bsitsin, Tsa.es s.d oeSsr
fossign countries Cavsaes, 6pea0sa41pus, DoeAs,
Aasgnmsnfe, md ~ pap9 g dnNiac in Ps-
tents, executsd On reascna, teans WITH dispataA
Rs.sss.A. nd =: = =. e.a 1.sE
tsnts a Invenfoos, "a 81 a. CO. edvioe
rendered q ~ nsAtsn tooeking - sans. Oe1is
ofthe claims q any patent fezn,.hed, b rsnita,g
@ ne Con- .s..1 1. Il. uni.sd 49,. 49,.
nor fs6his ios Obtaining Patents q asosrtaaning
ths poAsAabiihty Il fnSe0fisnA -..it "a
During sgAt noath: the suhsgiles. b tAe
eoo.:s q - Ass Esacsscs' re g sxsce ,s3sceTS
ONE a which was decided IN his iAvog By The Com
mimionef Of Psssnts.a 81 '
~. = 5ea yant- !. -. its qi
and seeo..fsl Rraa1isssasu Mn vhs. have lad
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NERTAIN CURE IN Anu GASES

~ OR NO CHARGE MADE.
DR.. Dow y ennaulted daily, fInsn 8 q n. 10 q a.
n, - above, upnu al dientt and chronic disesse1
Of every name and nature.
d. DOa, NoaL md 1nd1au1t isexeet, Bostua
Those whose need the services of an experienced
physician and surgeon should give him 9 call.
u. BIB. Dow imports and has fnr sAle . new
article called the French Secret. Order by mail.
TvO sov q snA . RID stamp.
1estnn, April, le6s. LILY
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CrATR OF VERMONT, DIsTRICT

~, - k6uu<n0- -.
Be IL remember.d, that 1t session Of the Pro.
bsse curv, hosden st Rutisod, within - ~
-esd diserix, On the 3vth day a Auguse, 4. p.
leo.
PnDseHr: Hon. WALTKn C. DuHroH. Judee.
WuKRkAs, . certain Istyum~nt IN vuttuI
uu6er soal purpsTttng 20 b ths lase W1u and t..
lament u JDesA Bull. lale Of Dasby, q
sid district. deoessed, having been this day pro.
seotcd % aid court for prObste, and duly Alsd IN
Tie RAgistsps o0ns: there1uss
estate Of said decsased, be notified TO appear be,
fore sAjd court, ct the Probsse Office N Rutland
m .aid disrss on the ID Tussday - sepHsRhse,
A ID. 1889, BY publication q this ora6g. thspo
veekr succeasiveiy previous therrto. in ths Rut-
land HERALD, . new~paper printed 1t Rutland
Aforesaid. 70 chow esnss, " aay the, My have,
NY sead in.trumcnt IN writing should ~ b
pGovsd and allowed, - the last win ana testanent
u che said deceased.
&c. EDGEnTON, ID Register.
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CARRIAGES. ---GREAT INDUCE
~ mentl edsrsd 10 thoss wishing Oaxriaess a
any description, Any style can BE- furnished ct
reduced prices, By applying to 0
F. A. BARROWS, ~
l5:W6m CastletOn Corners. Vt.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
AUCTION SALE.

The undersigned, Jacob Edgerton. assignee IN
bankruptcy OF the estste OF fnOch w. k0ilin..
wii self at public auction at his ONCE In United
states Couit House, In Rutland, o. the 9Th day
OF September. 1869, at one o'clock p. M, chous in
actipn belonging 10 said estate, consisting Of
claims due 10 said estate against several persons,