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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-13
rWunocrfinoer"s sl1nfua.

gpr ettua bret Wonaten madte in Jplee elmer No=
ti5 i'm v2onbon Stanoaro" ourh na6eau idmmtlfe
trans= uno ipdter Die cis= atlantiiden 8lGter aler
Spraden Die Mdbr' BON einem rWunberfinbe," Na-
mems Sarab Socobs in Bales, einem reisenoen
gNdoten BON u Sabrenss roed9ss nobne Speile uno
Die gltern, pelde eas rpbdnomen" our SAau
iellten. mahten in fur3er 3et elm in6nes StIf Geo
nit Dem bon Quft lebenoen Ginoe, uno eben mar elm
amerifaniid)er Barnum Der. Souno 10 melt nit ih=
men (oen glern) in unterbanoluas setreten, I'm oas
in iener Mrt bisber einS9e .Wunoerfino" contract=
lid auf ens &sbe bon Sabren 5n .badten" uno iber
ben Ocean 5u fibren, als am II. Sec. Die arme Ga.
rah Saeobs pI6blid ftarb.
Ser bon irseno einem Yeroaft i66pfenoen Be-
amten nnper5iigli6 berbeigebolte Coroner nabm un=
gea9tet Der Yroteitationen Der vbetriibten" gtern
bic Geihenidau Dor uno Die Su1D gab einen Wobr=
ipru4 ab: baB Sarab Sacobs Derhungert iei uno
o,e gltern oerieI6en ben SOB hires Rinoes beridul
bet baben, neil lie ibm aus Spefulation Die Nabruns
entsosen.
Sic unnatiirliden gltern tpuroen aefdnelid ein=
ge3ogen uno merben litb Dor ben @eidworenen inn
Sanuar. Sermine bes @rafl9afts- @eri1tes Wales
meaen r9ootidblaes nit 8orbeoadbt" mas in turser
Gaienprade etua vporidblifer Wtorb" beiken birf=
te. 5u perantporten taben uobei es Su boen itebt,
oab ne Die pole Strenge beg Geiebes treifen weroe
Sollte oieier Iebte nit pollem Hed,te n,ebr benn
getpDbnlide Senation erregenoe Worfau nidt oa.
3u 5etragen, irgenb Elm menIhld, bentenoes Yar=
laments= =9ftslleo (unb ySobn Bull" iou unpe biirs.
ten Na6rtd,ten ufolse beren sdblen) our Mnresuns
eneS Gpecial @eicbes Sur Nusrcttuna oes leioer 10
ftorf graiirenoen .s8unoertnoer" =nfugs 3u belpe=
gen?
Wr erinnern uns zines Gaues, ipo bic Miliien in
8eiancon (Grantreid) einen Qerl, Der leinem Rinoe
Die 3unae 9eipalien bate, un, es als vBunoerfinb
nit 3mei 3uneen" CUR Shau iteQen su f6nnen. frei
ausseben lahen mubten, neil Der s5al nidt eieent-
ldo unter Die bonn rGooe Napoleon" aufgesdbten
6dlle BON rWeritimmeuns" iunlmirte. Gang Der.
SoS, & 3 1sin, unS IS % miso 10 pobl nod man@ss .Wun-
oerfinb" vberseridtet" (iigso y lperoen, wenn nit
Die 2esislaturen Elm ipec,eles. nit su umsebenbes
ND m6sld oraeonlass @eieB Sur Gusrottuns ber=
artigen llnfu9es - vfiren."
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2u perfaufel,.

40 Gabuottsn ssridsbsner 0rOss, an 5enb, Irunb
uno Soutb StrdBen.
GplumbuS.
80 Mfsr pcrtsdes Bptpmlane, Weilen nblid spK Der
Staet. in Qots ME 20 Rdufern puBt.
~ Mder scrsuslides @artenlant an Der Gcumtus uno
g9inheftr lurnpift, n Reten plt Scn Der Statt.
IN Nffr 0ane Der Gcrpprapnssrnse an Der Gplum'
bus unp @rrpeport 1urnpife.
81 Mder paab ann cit berielben Iurnptfe.
3k Mder 4anb innebab 20 Rutsen pcn Der Stacf ndte
berleten Strase. Is.
Drei 2 Afer Sthde, Neile lelid scn Der Saot. I'M
melt Der Ycremcut une Gplumtue Iurnpite.
Mfer nit einem sutsn 8adfenbaule, einem Srdmsfdl
unb anneren Nbenatbduoen nnebdb loo MneeE sna osr
Stabt, an Der yortsmoutt unb Gplumbus 1urnpite.
8 Staeotten unpeit Srutb Yublie Zane.
scue Staettct an Dpndlbfpn Strabe.
29pn am Canal iuhliA ppn Der Urams'
tdulern barauf. y}5 500 iA 1f5I91
~ srle Quts In Guaisantv msliher Gbbun ~ Gslum.
bue I'LL ptees Gsenttum rro 3u btaissn grten unc an
annetmbare 1ermtne serduft weroen. Ma$rfra9en bet
u. Wferion.
ere : in Brccfs, Reripn u. gc.s @retsrs Strrs.
Dec 9-3nat N 273 Cub. .6Sdnraee.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-13
uuier Bn9ertif&.

Bon SGdfer u. 3orobi gbilabelpbia, baben
mir 9ett uno bon s. 3eimatb unb 5rembe,"
elmer 3eitidrift erbalten. tpele balbmonatIidb su
Dem eer!neen Yreis pen 10 Gents per 6eft eriheint
nno podldnoet's neueften Roman Ser lebte Bom.
barber" brinet. -.
Sic odste 2ieferuua bes beutld, omeritani
fden Concentrations. 2eyicons ft uns bereiis suaes
fomnlen 3ieieIbe umfaBt Die Seten $50 bis $40
unb Die MrtiteI Npona9e biz Arimaspen. Mrt,tel
ameritantldben Snbaltes. bic In ben beutihen Wer-
ten oieer Mrt feblen. finoen iif obermals lber elm
aunoert. Mud bic .0erbdltniiie Der Deutihen in
Amer,ia ceroen IN pielen Artiteln uieoer beonoers
beridlidtiet. A
Wer bas Concentrations 2ericon nod nidt beitent
bat tolte nitt ldnger idumen, benn oofeibe biloet
etnen wobren @hab Der Belebrune unb llnterbal.
tnna ilnb IT. BET Den biusen Yebineuneen, Die Dr.
Gerbaro eeltelt bat, aud ben unbemutelteu 5u.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-13

- Sn einetn be6auernsipertben 3uHanbe beiinbet
lid Der arme Iroidb, BON neldem es in einem be<
fannten 2iebe bekt ooB Ct iid ertdItet uno oaourd
ieine ih6ne Sinaiimme uerloren babe. llnb bod
fam etn iolhes unaliid ieoen Sdnaer treifen. Wan.
DIE emit berrlide Wdnner. uno 5rauenitimme lit
fir immer ruinirt ourd droniiden S9nupfen ober
~Ralt auf Der 9unae" ODER beioes 3uiammen Sir
Den armen s5roid5 lit mabrideinlib ME Elm Wttel
erfunoen moroen, oaseeen f6nnen mir gu inherent
Yersniaen iasen. oaB ale Sdnaer in Menidense.
italt Ropf uno 2unsen frei uno in Oronung balten
tel unb Dr Yierce's Mlt Get. ober @ol6en Weoi.
cal DISCOVERY. Die beioe in allen Npotbefen du 6a<
ben ilno. 5eiti8 8ebrauhen luollen. u.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-13
GritAre6.

Den 10. San. = Beibe Sduier bes gonareiIes
beriommelten ii6 beute micber, nadabem bic Derren
auei Doden LONG Der Mubs pepHest. Die ginrei=
@eaenitdnbe biloeten has Sauptgeihdft. SIN Sc.
note purbe. trob Snmner's Ginmenbune, bic Bill
fir Die 3uIofuno Der Bertreter Nirainisns i'm gon-
9reB aufsenommen nnb fiibrte 3u elmer lanqen 9e=
botte, Die bel bee Berto9an8 nod ni4t 8ei&loIen
nor.
.rr, rh Sn een
tatipn in, gcnars6 bersntat III, unb perlangte bic
foforti9e abiiimmung ohne meitere Debatte. Oie=
ies 0erlaneen wurbe inbeB bonn pauie abeelehnt
nnh Der 8ei6IMB bIeibt kis moraen lisaen. Cine
Bin, pelde Die YfiiGten Ger BenHons Meenten ous-
sinanberiebt. fibrte 5u elmer Iausen Debate obne
MpfuItnf
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-13
Su perfaufen ODER sn perrenten !:

Gin snst5fsts Dridbaus, neba Nebsneetdube, Stal.
lung unb I5 Ndtr euteS 8pomlanb esen Der SpriaS
felo 8aueY Ytfe unb tefannt unter Dem Hamen:
Nier Meilen 9aus.
erner Elm bcpreltts Yridbsus nit Nebtnsetdnten unb
Stauuna ntf Mfer eues Qanb in Isras, unmetar du-
Bertalt Der Gcrppracns Qntt prn Ddspn Obic. 9eibe
Anwen eisnen f ser,islih CUR Ydrnerei. Hdttrts ~
errasen bel tem Giaenthums Nalentin 6in,s ia lraa,
ceer bet galentin S&sucrmsnn, i'm Waitnsira 6ans In
Dayton, Obis.
Sec IL. Int 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-13
Brauerei s,l perfaufen.
Der llnter,ei4nete wanf4t feine In al

Der Hnter3tt9ntK muHl1t ietht n : u. lII -"
DRESDEN, Wfustinsum Co., Ohio. befinblite 1rdu.
erei Sn berfaufen. ea
Di.ebe III pom BadReinen sebau2 unb Elm tdIbes Stcd-
ef bod entbdt einen auten l6 us tten stmaueren Gt'
ler bas pbere Strdwtrt lit ur Ncbnans enserthte Da.
,u ast5ren Ndsr 9onb en fan neues Nabans
ntblf MabDs. Stauns unb S4sur. sws mic psrNestnee
Quan ubrtn Der Drauerei unb Bebnuns htnldn9ltd r.
f1es gBaer ~. aas ,um braaea ssbartssn Gtdisdasn
Wres $500 Die Sdlftt baar oe &ef In brsi 3eruintn
nit Ssrberuns an 6as Orunbhld aDettere QnsfuRit biR
Id auf Mnfrase ssrue bertt III ertbeiltn.
- .t{1st = gbrifopb Bauer.
Drtsbtn, Wusfiueum g., 8.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-13

Trasen sic Sbren Droauiften, mas
Dieienisen. tpelde rWbittleien's Dpspeplia Seil.
nlittel4 sesen Dpspepla, neru6ies Ropfmeb, unper.
oaulid'fsit u. m sebrauat baben, oapon 5u iasen
baben.
gu baben Bel
Sofepb Matt.
~ yolts.apotbete, go. $50, SIos s9oditraBe,
lm US Columbus, Ohio.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-13

3ur Wobe.. Griieur: rSie wan5den bod,
sndoises Hrdulein, nad Der neueften Wtooe friIrt
3u tuerben?"
Rammeriunsfer: I'D nein, MAIDEN sic es
nnr nadb Der aIlerneueften, benn Die neueite
WOoe irdgt ia iebt Idon jeoes Oicufmdo1en."'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-13
Sine quite Garm Su perfaufen.

Cine CUTE garm BON funfunbtetents Mfe, 2dnbtS, NIT
tinsm ramstaus, einem auen Brunnen nnb spti Obadr
ten paraui anpertab Neilen weli pm Qa Rut. Naron
go, Obic, III ~ seraufsn. Der YreiS 1T $35 per ader
Ndbere @uefunft ertbeilt gbririan g ptter auf benz
ylate; oor Julius Strelte Aseat oee aDefbsten, In
Bartram Blod, Naripn, Dbie.
gbriifian S1lotter.
Wat E bpm
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-13
Meier in Der sdulprafuns. Die sin-
rWer bat Die ih6nften Sddf4en
Sie hot Der liebe Wtpnb."

Wfeer su ieinemSobn rp6r'auf nit benz @.ir6bl,
hummer Sunee, atpas niben Dth bic Shdthen,
wenn Du tie nidt tanuit bringen in's 3rodne uno
pertaufen Die Gea9e - oi7s ro-'a9a&
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-13
Bierbrauerei III perfaufen.

Cine srshslie Brauert in elmer blnteneen unaeH
Stapt in nbiana irb binaen Bebinauneen seaut
wereen. Man pente iih fnfcrt an y. g. Nprtpn Rrfo.
mo, Snpiana, ober an Gc Samuel ye, 2eesburs. Otie
San 5 a4A Pm tr naD.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-13

Cincinnati, ben 10 San. 1869.
RebI. - Superfetnes s4 425-4.sO; Grtra $4.T5-5.25:
6amiienmeb $3.50 600 9etfeS ScmmerpeiNnmetl Sl75
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-01-13

ST. JlHgg1eH III ItVt pUpHlut HHU Iellte gDDgHHHB
mal ON Ritttuob Nbeno f0rml,d bela9ert bon ben
pielen iSreunoen, melde iidb nod ieinem Befnben
ertunoisten. Nud bic meifen 5tabtratbsmitslie=
Der fanoen fih Elm unb einiee bapon brabten Die
sanSe Iadt bel ibrem perunsliften goleeen su.
Nahihrift. - Soeben erfabren mir nod ee-
raoe Dor oem Sd)luiie uneres Ylattes, oab lid Die
3uoeriidtliben SOifnunsen anf bic Wieoerberiiel-
ben. Derielbe CAB bsute (6retao) tur5 nod Nlit
too ieinen Geiit uuf
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-20
Shaping Right.

From the following document it viii be
seen that an easy solution to the vezed
question as to where the Convention is to
meet for the purpose Of selecting a candi-
date for Congress from the 8th Congress
sional District is at hand Unhesitatingly
we approve the proposition, viii forego all
other duties and pleasures, and meet the
friends Of anti-radicalism in council:
MEMPHIS, August II, 1870.
Nessrs. Editors Jackson Wing and ITj-
6lne, BoltUar Bulletin, Upton Record
SomerUilIe Falcon, Bro10nSUiIie Bee and
S. L. Warren, Esq:
SIRs-ApprehendIng that owing to some
differences of opinion existing IN regard to
the time and place selected for the Con
gressional Convention and also IN regard to
the basis Of representation recommended,
some injury may result to the cause in
which we believe we are IN heart all en-
gagged; and trusting that it IS not the de-
sire of intention of any one Of us to throw
any obstacle in the way Of united, de-
termined and successful opposition to the
Radical party in this Congressional District,
but on the contrary, that we desire and
fully appreciate the Importance OF unitin Z
and harmoniziDg all elements democrats,
Wings, Conservatives, Independents, Libcr-
ais, or whatever they may have been }, which
are now opposed to the usurpations and
cOrruptions of Radicalism we have there
fore thought proper to address you this let
ter, and to invite you to meet US at
Brownsville on Tuesday, 23d inst, for the
purpose of consulting together as to what
is best for our party, with the hope Of salts
factorily adjusting all matters of complaint,
and arranging for harmonious concert OF
action in the ensuing most important cam
paIgn.
In a spirit of Cancellation, desiring sue
cess above all local considerations, we
make this request. Respectfully,
NJ D. L. STEWART,
NJ. c. GALLAwAY,
J, J. DUBosE,
f. 4. TYLER,
ANDREW }. KELLAR.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-20
W. A. Quarles.

1t seems to US that the gentleman name
placed at the head of this brief article is
the proper to 60 before the people of Ten
nessee as their first and best choice for
Governor, and consequently the BOLIVAR
BULLETIN will advocate his claims and the
necessity of selecting so able and consistent
standard bearer. He is an unfinching
member of the great Democratic party his
ability cannot be doubted, and there are no
spots on his political record. General
Quarles has been tried and never yet was
found wanting in anything that goes to make
up the polished goa:lemln There is no
milk arl cider about hiin he has not been
nor never Will BE- " on the fence" but con-
WINGED, honest and upright; hence he is
our choice, AMI we hope to see him nom
Hinated for Governor on .tae first ballot We
are opposed to throwing OF old friends just
for the sake Of compromising with new
ones. Like Patrick O'Toole, we had
rather stay at home and die with the devil
we know, than go abroad and die with the
devil we don know"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-20
GALL FOR A sDAIE COIN
VEIN EI0II.
no the Democratic and Conserva-
tive Voters of the State of Zen


10 the Democratic and COnSery3-
tive Voters of the State of Zen
nessee.
On the second Tuesday in November
next, the important elections for Members
of Congress, Governor of the State, and
Members of the Legislature will be held
1t is deemed of the highest Importance, in
order to secure the complete overthrow Of
the political party which has for several
years ruled and almost ruined US, that there
should be unity of action among the Demo
cratic and Conservative party of the State
in those elections.
The Executive Committee appointed by
the State Convention held in this city on
the 9th day of June, 1868, have therefore,
for the purpose of preserving harmony in
our ranks and promoting unity of action in
those elections, resolved to call eonven-
ton of the Democratic. and Conservative
party of the State to assemble at the CAPT
tol, in this city, on Tuesday, the 18th Of
September next, at II A. NJ, for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for Governor,
and taking such other steps as may be ne
cessary to secure the thorough organization
of the party. The several counties in the
State are, therefore, requested, on or before
the lst Monday in September, to appoint
delegates to that convention.
GEO. j. STUBBLEFIELD,
Chair State Elk tive Committee.
n ,cuvrrTu Aur e 1870
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-20

Hon A S Callyar, of Nashville has an
nounced himself candidate for Governor,
and opened the canvass at Nashville by a
public speech last Saturday. He has made
full list Of appointments for Middle and
East Tennessee. We persume he will do
the same for the Western District. In his
card to the people, Mr.. Callyar says:
Combinations in politics as well as trad
ing, which is going on, make 1t necessary
that the people shall take care of them
selves. ] have no reference to combina
tons for or about the Office of Governor, for
1 know of none. But the people are kept
in the back ground by traders and men who
hold the balance Of power. shall speak
freely of these things, and would be glad to
have gentlemen who feel interest enough in
the State to help save it, come to hear me-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-20
augl3-4t

NoTICE.-The firm heretofore existing IN
der the style OF Owens 4 Elliott was dis
solved or the 9th inst. by mutual consent
L. Owens assumes all debts against said
firm, except those due on billiard tables,
which are assumed by r. Elliott. L. Owens
Is alone authorised to collect the debts due
tie firm. l.. OWENS.
Aug. p 1870 ROBT. ELLIOTT
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-20

The Fall Session Of Bolivar Male
Academy will commence on Mon
day, August goth, The Academy
remains in charge of Prof. B. L.
Arnold, who has so ably and salts
factorily filled the Principals chair
for the past two sessions. Parents
are referred to patrons of the Boil
var Male Academy.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-20
E. SEQ a NJ
Caution to the Public.
ROJjUaYs Tenn.

Notice is hereby that Dr. J. ". NELSON f our On
" License for the Of Rubber
The foloFiHg named parties il ephis under suit
for injunction, VIZ Doctors Southern, W SAWYER
/ Blair: W 7 Arlington V Elliott. 9 Harris, Geo.
II Hurd Sharpe. and Abner Wess0n- The public are
cautioned against employing any Of the persons
the above named branch Of Dentistry they will
themselves equally liable prosecution for infringement
reward VIII be paid for Information that VIII
Of any persons Of the unlawful patents
JOSIAH BACON,
Treasurer Goodyear Dental Yuleanite Company.
BY Jshn X SneEel agent. Juue4-5W
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-20
NASHVILLE, Aug 6, 1870.

SIXTH VoLUNE-With the last Issue of
the Bolivar BULLETIN commenced its Sixth
Volume We are only acquainted with It's
editor, NJ r. Parrish, by exchange, but
would like personal acquaintance, and
wish his sixth annual voyage may be more
prosperous than any that has preceded it,
and that for the future be may have a smooth
sea and never give up the ship, - larLs-
riiIe Chronicle 1911 inst
Thank you, Mr.. Thomas, for your good
wishes in our behalf We assure you that
nothing would afford US more pleasure than
an intimate acquaintance with so frank a
gentleman. We will not give up the ship
but intend to fight the good fight as long as
a radical can be found in Tennessee, and
when they have all gone glimmering" we
will still write, set type and pull press to
damn their memory.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-20
AttacEAE2Ec 8& Notice.

STATE OF Tennessee. EEFGRE
Hardeman county. | c. Il. Anderson, J. ?.
r. r. Wood as 1,aomas AJ6rd.
Writ of attachment IN Tie above cause
having been returned to M otiiee, levied on
defendants interest II real estate in said
county, and affidavit havinE been made that
said defendant is q nonresident of the state
of Tennessee,
II Is hereby ordered, that publication be
made in the Bolivar Bulletin for four con
secutive weeks, requiring the defendant to
appear before me or some other Justice Of
the Peace, at my Office in Bolivar on the
10Th day of September, 1870, and defend
said suit, or the same win be proceeded with
expartee. This, 9th day Of August, 1870
c. II ANDERSON,
Il Z
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-20

were beaten of, supported by Notifications
Dispatches from the Prussian Govern
ment to the Ambassador claim full tri-
umpb, and express the greatest confidence
in an early close of the war.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-20
FEMALE COMPLATNT.

That claims its victims throughout the
length and breadth OF our land.
Many females suffer IN some way at each
monthly period; some girls are in great
peril at the commencement of menstrgation,
while older ones dread It's decline at the
turn of life" Sometimes the menstrual
flow is too much, or too little, or may be
attended with pain; may be irregular or~en-
tirely checked, or changed in appearance
attended with other distress ing symptoms
Leucouhea, or the "WhItes, frequently
drains the system, or liberation ofthe womb
may create pain and cause rapid prostration
Falling Of the womb Is an exceedingly
common complaint, giving much trouble
and distress, which, under ordinary treat
ment, IS difficult to cure
Mysteries, Green Sickness, Irritabilily Of
the Womb, and other serious and fatal com
plants follow the female sex throughout
life. Lives there Il medical gentleman who
has or can relieve the fair sex Of the above
troubles Not many. Is here no com
bination Of remedial agents that viii come
to her rescue? We answer, Us
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-20
academy Immaculate Conception,
s acksc2, Tenn.

This Institution Is PLEASANTLY situated in
healthy and picturesque part Of Madison county The
convenience of to Jackson from all Of the COun
try, and the acknowledged heahfuness place
comnend point highly favorable for the cation Of
Literary Institution.
The Academy under the charge Of the SYST Frs OF
THE ORDER OF ST DOMINIC
The system education Is the that pursued
St agnes Memphis and other institutions Kentucky
The FIRST FALL tenn win Commence the FIRST
MONrAN OF SEPTEMBER. 1870.
For further information address the MOTHER SUPERIOR.
ACADEhY IsI. CONCEPTION. JACKSON, Tenn. augl3-2m
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-20

FUNNY.-The Mississippi CentrGk pub
lished at Water Valley, paper that claims
to be strictly Conservative, says that the
word Cons ervative means the reorganiza-
ton Of the Wing party !" And this ac-
counts for the milk IN the cocanut," so far
as the CenraTs editor is concerned, but the
Old Line Wings Of Tennessee cant see
his definition Of the word. Try it on again,
Mr.. c., your last effort won't win worth a
cent?
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-20
For sale or Exchange.

tract of land containing one hundred
and ffty-fvs 1851 less, situated Grays
George Gibson and John Taylor. in Harde-
county eight miles northeast Of Bolivar VIII be
cheap exchanged for dwelling house in Bolivar For
particulars enquire G. Walton the place.
dress ". II. BLINN.
juty2-lm Holly Springs, Miss.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-08-20
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When neglected all these symptoms be
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