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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02
CHURCH sDIREegORY.

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a5 Rsligiow services are reg,rlarlysIheld in
the following churches, in. this, place seyery-
sabbath morning and evening. - k,z,
est Methodist Episcopal, Church, corner of
9Th aha Church streets:2 Rev. sT.1i X Dis
set, sPastor 8 Fay yeF meeting every Thurs
sday -exeningsBesI gsEN S6i - yTBfsIa
= Presbyterian g Ghureh, corner of I'D. and
Church streets, gRsvs John Robinson, Pas
tcr rassr ,t neetihg ieveFys "edpsssday Spss
II IasRslan eliafeh; BetsvseHzC Chusclls Eand
s0ranRe stfeetsg Ray. I'M SwiekE PastoEi
Prayer ilee,ing every "Wednesday evening.
. Z Second Christian Church, South; Ashland
Chapel. Rev s, =. Pearre Pastor. Pray
er h1eetfnS every Wednesday evening - =.
TIMED, Brethren Ck1rcff, 'Seufii q shlafitf,
Chnpelyg Sertieesexery sther rSahbatb, m s.
-s2cloekS p. In.sl Revs. N C Intires and NswiA
German, N Reform Reform ChIniFFeb. IiF sandgskYy dky@ st.
Services regularly every End and 4th Sun
day ofeaeh month"; Rev. Daniel z7anhher~
mana lPhstefs GennanzSdnda Days School5ese.:t
~ Sunday Inornns.sf.3s9l ssf 10 i-ro 81
go Catholic CHURCH, Cottage street,;ssR Reg.
Father Il KIlhn.s Pastor. Services every
Sd Sunday IN each month, at half past riinei
o'cIoeE:E AMI tUrD1l 3 - tssFia.5as SSF 4
= Chiirch Of Chris, ,,on. .Oransess5ettS SJohn':
Rowe, iregplarpreacher. .PrayerAncct-j
ing every Wednesday Yepipgr y,i,s.,s "a n
fvsG erman Lutherap; Church, West end OF
Main Street MiRistef, Charles Schmidt.
Services, every SabBath ado A:Mr - 51f
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How The GATES Gaze ajaar... .

!, OF AZ IFASlRSagEeHND. HE 1g1ii
. Fslssisssqs4 ,sruiT1qS .sEn bna
4 asssqstada a,ii ssS I'd. andt poslssst 4
Twas Whispered one morning in heaven "
: How the little child angel May, ia'Sss 6
IN. the shade of the great white portal,
Sat sorrowing.pi plight and day.
How size saidsto tile stately warden
:, He of the key and barr -
set sSs SsGafiisP ssi s ssfe! ajas, Ell
Only little, l pray. YOU
Z Set tie beahtiIdf caaesIajar.5Tse0S IL
( -sssRH M SEA .lsR7EeL stsJS eido
!. "a ;ssineIIaa H .sria wa GO,
!, Sheiis lexeIy, slie can1ots ssel sai - ss.i
\ glimmer of light in. the darkpess, q ssseo
: Where The gates shut, after me.
Oh !atdfii me the key; sweet angel, 10 aiSs
: Tie spIrpdor will. shine 20; ;farpsiI :: Il,
But the warden answered ~ dare not
Z Sit the beantifiPe gate ajar''ff-'slss 3ssf -
;pokel elowsand Janswersd rs dare, not ga ilsJ7
!, Set the beautiful ga:es ajar J"
: fsssSf%o sal sESssfH ssScneG ss5 5snl
' LzssaEf IN ,HIs< .rsunu2 70 3,
Then up rose Mary the blessed ,s.sz,.. =,
Sweet Mary, Mother OF Christ
lerTiimd on theohantls1f tisea,ngelg9sz,-Y Z !
57She laid,and, her touch sufiiced.yfnns8
rur9ed was the &ey in the portal p -: o,
:, Fell ringing tie golden bar. =. = y
tnd 10 in the S1iftle child Singer o'A2
Stood Tire bedati iul gates aiarf fSg.Tyss4 81
. thejittle child angeiis. Fingers ytoIus 81
Stood the'beautiful1 gates ajanI,O 10 zssH|
. sE8 shd3 l5ssxaE. assa bEa u 4
: asi.fw lid E;IFsfiY 81, 80 s,o7 d
And this key for no further using. =. g.,
T my Blessed Son shall be given" I5-l
aid M:iry. Motler of Jestis-
aTehderest heart in heaven.Lii io eSsas y
low sneS er assad ey yedsmother1T Eiss1tsaDdl
Bpt may eatohsthe glory afar; 4zs YlIs.sI
ince safe in Lord, Chriss;s bosom,ss ,,.,.,y.,
Are the keys Of the gates ajsT ,.... 49,,
aAnd the gates forever njar: i-,ii l,lIE bf'
= Hearth and. HG,Hes s7ai.5 &ssyl sd
aEr.r -.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02

The 'CoFored Educatiosal Confen<
tion at Jefferson CetsS Ne. present.
ed bill to the Legislature asking foF7
the establishment OF q solored pcgm. I
al school, and TO grant seperate schools
for cofored Children in different school
districts, andidntil this is done, color
ed childre4 to he!permitted to Eattendoi
the presen, ;sche ecls.-raa s.snl sno Oh 81.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02

. . svfIb DASiD BRYrE.a a0i1oD1is
CooPer, near Rsctotss MiiiFSouthl Ashland.s
Keeps on hand a large supply of stock and,
materials and is ready to saPPly any de-
mand for Cooper work on short notiee. .IH.
. ga asH&aHI IsCHNifDER,,oF IL
BaEeP andcoSfeetki6neffs, iiTni choice ice
family Groceries, Ftorifsspnvisio1a Eraits,T
Notions, Sc, Bread, Crackers, fancy, apd
Detrimental IA 'cakes and Candies, at whole
" le and retail. Main ST., Ash fatd Dhid1 L
EaTST4 D6e3r,,
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02

=JeFslsrvsads sSiiEersmith, one door west OF
the First Nstfotiaf Bank, a shiand: Gold
and Silver Watches, and a splendid assorf-.
ment .of Fine 9etshy yslept Seonstantly ON
banda Repairing dsDs tn order, on short
notie,. (vol.2ln7}
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3 wM. RkLSToN
: PILE & KNoTH,f

Dealers in. stoves, tin, Copper, brass and
sheet iron ware. Particular attention paid
TO roofing and spouting. Manufacturers Of
the Automatic Clothes Washer, 1 door
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-IE0 bea 9d jsEt ; and 20 o4JT ca % ssb
4o5isEi s3s1S q 20 7odEsToD sd bsl
aid baSlsb OF JsWOq Ca bad sh asdS
- 1aianssli. - a6.naaA - - -
bad 7z7TaW 7oaTsToD isai 10 5000 a
mid ToARasS sd, a b1oooT & hccs -
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-. AZ, H-.MANSFIELD..n

H. -sil, NJ. II. MANSFIELD LIS
Sole manufactured of Mansfield s. seelebrated
tClover Hullers and Threshers, the best in
the world. They thresl., hull and clean
from Is 10 IS Bushels per day. Factory pc
NV Bri5uy,tef's!! !(is Azs I,ssasrFz si4fEsLs
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02

. Concurrent Chc n elt reessolutiors;haye been IN
froduceed- itito the lower House Of fhe
Kansas Legislature asking Senators
Ross and Pomeroy,d and Represents
tiye CLARK to resign. as Their, influence
had been, impaired by circumstances
growing out Of the late impeachnent
trial, and ethe disposition for,lavish ex-"
penditures on the yait of one Of theua:s
, The resolutions. wers referred TO -.
special eomlnittee. ~ -
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= DIR. WM. S. ALLEN, NJ. D.,
sscs aaysisinP an ss es Fssi sts
sMEATl lMARKEES: a. mat

"a .ssT~sG.ssJ. sSAAL,t RI ssss,ssi
Butchers, and dealers in-fresh Beef, Pork,
2eakandi Hutton. sdeat hayket South side
Maip, nthssed99fs Yeft IF ihe the i4esNse9IlIyi
taeurstt urstt lif b9dsinoiss ,Eaoiisil1Tv1Ji y
Do s.iI JonN MfiLER'ild"q'a
Butcher and ID dealer dl I'm IN Flesh h meats iea Of al
kinds. Dried .lBeef, aud Bologna Meet
rnlarketsat his Old sand; basement of Mil
fer's Block 6pposite5tliei Town Hail iius4
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> The Buffalo Beald2ofs Trade ihasins
passtd resolutionsIdepounsing xlhe in;i1 !.
Come tax as detrimental to trade and
commerce.
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Physicisna and Surgeons. offce over Citi-
zens' Bank, Ashland, !Ohio;sl szI &
N. &+Dr. Myers having taken thqrs
oagh eepprse of8instruotiops,' hinder Prof
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e. of the .Heakt and lfngs, win give partio-
alar ottsntioa % the trsstnfenS Of thS same.
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nav sseaial ATTENTION to the Treatment Of
chronic diseases, on Saturday of each week,
At his Office ga SSs d 5Ge slit
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-06-04

BALD HEADs.-The CarroIIton (Miss.
Conservative is responsible for the follow
ing: We have heard it stated several times,
that Mr.. Sam Bryan, who heretofore had
been bare-faced on the top of his head, had
by the use of coal oil, grown a thick coating
of hair on the aforesaid bald head. We
saw Mr.. Bryan on Monday last, and upon
examination, found the statement to be
correct. Mr.. Bryan informed us that the
way he found out this new property of coal
oil, was simply this: lie had large boil
on the bald place on his head which gave
him much pain, and the absence of anything
else, he rubbed coal oil on it. He says it
relieved the pain almost instantly, so he
continued to rub on the oil until the boil
was entirely well, when to his surprise, he
found thin coating of hair coming cut
over the bald place. He continued the use
of the oil for a month or two, and now has
heavy coat of hair on his head. This is
no humbug, but the simple truth and We
would advise our bald headed trends to try
the experiment
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-06-04

SHoCKING.-The Franklin ReUie1v of the
9th ult informs us that one day last week
1t was ascertained, that, instead of being in
their seats, seventeen members of the House
of Representatives, were at houses of i'll
fame, thirteen were in faro banks and
gambling houses and eleven in their rooms
drunk
In the future, let US see that no such men
90 to Congress, at least from this State.
The conduct of some of our Congressman,
since the war, has been inexpressibly con
temptible.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-06-04
Still Better.

Later returns of the New York elections
make the Democratic majority over 85,OOOl
Outside of New York city, the majority for
the Democratic ticket is $4,000 In the
Presidential election of 1868, the RepubIi-
can majority in the State, outside of New
York city, was 5o,608. The gain for the
Democracy, in the rural districts, is over
$4,000!
Never, says the Press and Herald, was
there such a political revolution. Radical
ism has ne foothold in the Empire State
Let the opponents of radicalism in East
Tennessee take courage and emulate our
brethren in the Middle and Western Divis-
ions of the State, who can also give $4,000
majority against the party who, in the day
of its power, ground down the people to fill
the pockets of few political leaders.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-06-04
There are 610 eonvicts in the State prison
1t Nashville, most of them negroes.

There are 6l0 conviets in the State prison
at Nashville. most of them negroes.
The jackson Whig of last Saturday says
Capt. Woodland returned from his third trip
to Chicago on Thursday, bringing with him
20 more Sweds This makes 70 altogether
that he has brought into this county during
the past six weeks. They give universal
satisfaction, whether as laborers on the
farm or helps about the house The King
of Sweden has telegraphed to the Chicago
agency to encourage the emigration of his
people to Tennessee. Capt Woodland will
start back after more emigrants in few
days.
Mrs. Lorena Boyd, an aged and destitute
lady, is azious to hear from her son, limo
thy filler, if living. lie is a large, heavy
built man, light hair, and has a scar above
his right eye. The last account she had Of
him nc was with the Sappers and Miners of
Cheatham's Division, after the battle of
Chicamauga. The press throughout the
South are most earnestly requested to give
this notice place in their columns, that, if
living, he may learn of her whereabouts,
and if dead, any information concerning him
will be thankfully received by addressing
her at Shelbyville, Tennessee.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-06-04

BY decision of the Supreme Court on the
I'd day of February, 1870, it is held that
merchant may deal in tobacco and cigars,
when these articles are kept for variety,
without being considered cigar or tobacco
dealer as contemplated in the Revenue Act
In accordance with this decision, no person
will hereafter be requir ed to take out license
as a tobacco or cigar dealer, unless these
articles are his principal trade. The same
ruling will embrace the sale of drugs, when
eral trade.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-06-04
Interesting To The Public.
Is To,u LIFE Ias,tredG


Ifnot the Bungtown Life Insurance Com
pany, situated in the village of CaIliope, in
Montana Territory, presents unusual ad-
vantages. By insuring in this company it
viii be a long time before you die-in fact,
the President and Directors are willing to
give you a perpetual lien on life. Cash
capital, all paid in, s242, 727, ,492, ,20l. This
wonderful amount has increased from the
original stock of sos, $40 within the last few
years. There is now insured in this, the
best of companies, over one million persons,
and we are clammoIing for one million
more. 1t is exceedingly remarkable to re-
late that not single person has died who
was insured with Us; so that this is one among
our extra Inducements You know that
life Is short and uncertain. You know not
the day or hour you may shove off this
mortal coil; therefore, take advantage Of our
almost Regal offer. Our endowment plan
is perfectly splendid. Please let me 'erplair
to you. Suppose that you are thirty years
old, and you take out policy for ten thou
sand, payable to yourself or heirs at forty
You will receive in dividends each year five
thousand dollars. This admirable company
declared last year a dividend of oVer-we
can't tell how muoh but il pays its policy
holders only fifty per cent, until the ten
years expires The balance of the outrage
ously large per cent is invested in oil wells
in Pennsylvania. So that at the end of ten
years, in addition to the fifty thousand, the
policy-holder will receive something just a
very little less than three or four hundred
thousand dollars.
In taking out policy, the following
questions must be answered unequivocal-
ly:
How old are you-and whenf
Are you the son of your mother or father2
If so, state whether you ever had the
measles.
Were you living in this State previous
before, or previous after the war?
Have you ever been married. If so, how
often2
Do you know of any single girl whose
father, mother and relations are in Heaven2
if so, state-quick.
How old were you when you were born2
Can you repeat Henry y-doO-muckle-
pan-Snorter-shell, very rapidly2 if so, state
whether you love onions fried, stewed OF
raw7
Was your general health good previo US to
your recollection
How old were you when you were twenty
five?
Do you believe in Spiritualism2 if so state
what kind
Have you studied the proceedings of the
Economical Council at Rome2 if SO, state
whether the second Monday in June
comes on Wednesday or Thursday.
Amt you glad you were born man2 if
so, why?
Which would you rather do, or go to mill7
l will remain in Bolivar for few days
to solicit policies, and will call around fifteen
or twenty times daily to see everybody, and
will stop from one to two hours with each
to fully explain.
l forgot to mention above another great
attraction our company possesses, and that
is, we will insure person of ninety at the
same rates of person Of FIVE.
Yours, very alTectionately,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-06-04

An EXCELLENT RICE PUDDING.-Two
quarts of milk, one cup each of rice and
sugar, a teaspoonful of salt. Wash the rice
and add it to the milk cold, and bake. The
secret of having it nice consists in its being
taken out of the oven before the milk is all
dried away. 1t should be creamy IN con-
sistency, and when cool it is better than a
pudding made with eggs, as there is no
watery whey. Essence of lemon or rasins
are an improvement
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-06-04
Memphis & Charleston
RAILROAD.

TRAINS ARRIVE At AND LEAVE MEMPHIS AS
FOLLOWS;
DEPART
Through Rail-pAILY-. .............l2 IS u 40
Through Express ... .........II 10 90 m
COTiRth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cent Sunday, at............... 5 05
Grand Junction Accommodation, daily
except Sunday, at 49,. 8 40 I Is
Express Grand Junction with morning train
Mississippi Central Railroad for Holly Springs Water
Valley Grenada Jackson, Voksburg Mss New Orleans,
La, etc.
AtCornth OkOOna, Col nbus, Miss Mobile Ala etc.
At Decatur, for Columbia, Nashville, Louisville, Gin
einnat, etc.
Carolina, Virginia. Washington, Balti
more, Philadelphia, New York, etc.
Through Mail at Grand junction with trains
Bolivar and jackson, Tenn.
At Decatur for Athens. Pulaski. Ala, Columbia, Nash
At Chattanooga mail trains connect for points as
Express Trains.
Baggage checked through.
and further information apply at the Office
corner d ain and South Court street.
). ROSS, GeRT Superintendent.
a. A. BARNES, Gen1 Ticket Agent. oct5
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-06-04

To MAKE WHITEWAsH OF DIFFERENT Col
oRs.-Take good unslaked lime half a bush
el; slake with warm water Grain water if
conveniently in a fOrty-fve gallon barrel.
Keep covered while shaking. Use just
enough water to slake dry. Let the lime
stand four or five hours to insure it being
well slaked If it is desirable to have a
good smooth wash, the slaked lime should
be sifted through moderately fine sieve;
if to be used on barns, out buildings and
fences, it is not material about sitting.
To the lime thus prepared add enough
water to fill the barrel half full, then add
two gallons OF -four starch, hot one quart
of grease Ito make it run smoothly four
pounds of melted rosin, hot, to make it stick.
The flour starch will also have the same
effect
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-06-04

A playful murder was committed near
Union City recently. A son of A. j. Byrd,
on approaching two young huntsmen on his
fathers place whom he knew, was told by
one of the party that ''he would do at the
same time the gun went off, the whole
charge lodging in the breast of young Byrd,
killing him instantly.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-06-04

A Mississippi paper declares that the
Capitol at Jackson is in dangerous condi-
ton, and calls upon the Legislature to move
out of it at once. If the building is going
to fall the Legislature should stay right
where it is When the calamity comes, let
every man be found sternly mashed to his
post
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-06-04

For the hair this season the fashion is
two bows Of irregular loops of taffeta rib
bon, fastened just back of the ears, and
Joined by band of ribbons pleated in
shells, worn as a coronet, or else Passing
across the centre Of the back hair
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-06-04

Three little girls were playing among the
poppies and sage-bushes of the back yard.
Two of them were making belief keep house,
a little way apart, as near neighhors might.
At last one of them was overheard saying
to the youngest of the lot "There now.
Nelly, you go over to Sarah's house and
stop there little while, and talk as fast as
you can, and then come back and tell me
what she says about me- and then I'll talk
about her; and then you go and tell her all
l say, and then we'll get as mad as hornets,
and won't speak when We meet, just as
mothers do you know; and thatIl be such
fun-won't it p Hadn't these little mis-
chiefs lived to some purpose2 and were
they not close observers and apt scholars,
charmingly trained for the chief business
of life in q small neighborhood ?
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-06-04

A preacher in Ohio, within ten months,
married a couple, baptised their first child,
preached the funeral sermon OF the husband
and married the widow.