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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-07-23
Memphis & Charleston
RAILROAD.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT AND LEAVE MEMPHIS 4

TRAINS ARRIVE AT AND LEAVE MEMPHIS AS
FOLLOWS;
Through NIail-DAIIY-- .!.,.....I2 A. p N y 80
Through Express.. -. HI 10 p 90
COFiRth hAccOmmOdatiO0-DAILY-eX-
cept Sunday. at..........-----..-- UO = n
Grand Junction Accommodation, daily
H. .----
Express Grand Junction with morning train
Mississippi Central Railroad for Holly Springs Water
Valley Grenada Jackson Vieksburg, Miss, New Orleans
La, etc.
At orinh, OkOlOua Coumbus Miss, Mobile, Ala, etc.
At Decatur for Columbia, Nashville. Louisville, Gin
einnati, etc
AZ Rattanooga for places Eastern Alabama Geor
gia North Carolina Virginia, Washington Balt
more, Philadelphia New York, etc.
Through Grand Junction with trains for
At Decatur for Athens. Pulaski Ala, Columbia, Nash
Al Chattanooga mail trains points as
Express Trains.
baggage checked through.
For further information, apply ct the oces
corner Main and South Court street.
w. ). ROSS, GenT Superintendent
A. A. BARNES. Gsnl Ticket Agent. oct5
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-07-23

were carried by the following vote For,
246; against, 10.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-07-23
BAPTIST Church.
Mississippi Central r. R.

Elder DAY breaches every third saturday in the mon
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-07-23
and Louisville R. r.

DEPART. ARRIVE.
DAY EXPRESS. City Time.-.--...-...... 400 NJ 245
NIGHT EXPREsS do do Z,45 p 81 LOO P A
Ticket 27 Main Street and at the Depot head Of
Al ain Street
sleeping Cars attached to Night Express through
NV anu SAM. B. JONES. Supt.
SELL HOWELL, PASSENGER AGENT.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-07-23
Methodist Church.

Services every Sabbath at 10Y A. M and P. NJ, by
the Rev. 5. b. SURRAT.
SABBATH SCHOOL at 81z A. NJ.
Singing Scholars Sunday evening
2z o'clock Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night
Choir meeting every Friday night Regular Church meet
nE Wednesday night in each month. Young Mems
prayer meeting every Monday night
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-07-23
Presbyterian Church.
FRANCIS P. MULLALLY, Pastor.

Sunday School A NJ
Bible Glass Tuesdays P. n
Prayer Meeting Thursdays. .at..............7 P.
Services every Sabbath, at IO1z A. NJ. and P NJ
Seats ali FREE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-07-23
Trains pass Bolivar as foil

GEO. NJ. Agent. BOLIVAR
Trains pass Bolivar follows:
MAIL TRAIS. .South-Il05 NOrth. BIG p
ENPREss train SeUh-l45 North 5-32
Freight tram, ,SOuth-l0lO IA North, 10 P N
Mail train every day. Express train runs
every day-MOEBAYS EXCEPTED. ia
Connection by the southwark bound Mail and TX
press trains Junction with trains the NJ O.
trains going north At Jackson Tenn with
trains the NJ. & .. K. X.
The above schedule took effect May 90 1853
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-07-23
} NEELY, L h ADAMS, JOHN WARREN, r
Magistrates and Constables.
st. James Church, Bolivar, TEN

every Sunday all the Holy Days by the
RECTOR w. @. GRAY.
opening Sunday School s.... Sa o'clock
Morning Service Sundays ys.--...--.......- lO5a
Evening Service Sunday s-...-......-.... do n
IN Holy Days-... .......715 a and AZ
Services twice each day during Lent.
From to u A. NJ, and from to 10 P H. the Rector
in his study at the Of the Church.
&C. The seats Of this Church ALL FREE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-21
Foot Disease in Cattle.

W. b. Riggs, Palmyra, n Y, writes the
Ohio Farmer that he applies nitric acid to
kill the disease, and carbolic acid to heal the
sore-mixing one part Of carbolic acid to
three parts Of lard for an ointment, aud for a
wash, mixed more Of the acid with water in
the same proportions as with the lard. The
lard should be melted, and then stirred until
cool otherwise they will not unite He
adds -" My treatment of the sore was as
follows After washing thoroughly with
strong soap suds, | applied the acid and
water sufficiently to touch all parts of the
sore, and then applied the ointment. | then
covered cloth with tar, and bound up the
foot for the purpose Of keeping the air from it,
the acid being exceedingly volatile A little
batting, with a cabbage leaf and cloth, would
answer the same purpose equally well or bet
ter The ointment should be kept in a closed
yesse-a fruit jar answers good Irpose-
and the wash corked. One or two appica-
tions of the nitric acid, after it can reach the
sore, are sufficient am of the opiuioa that
the carboic acid alone would be sufficient 20
interrupt the disease and effect a cure. |
have tried a variety Of things, some with quite
indifferent success but with the remedies
here named, have never failed to experience
satisfactory results. Since began to use the
carbolic acid, have had no new cases, and
therefore have not enjoyed the opportunity of
testing its efficiency alone But it works
like charm in cleansing the sore, and thus
affords nature good opportunity to heal the
wound
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-21

/. Not taking good agricultural or other
paper,
?. Keeping no account of home operations
Paying no attention TO the maxim
"A stitch in time saves nine, in regard
to the sowing of grain and planting of seed
at the proper season.
.. Leaving the reapers, plows, cultyators,
etc, uncovered from the rain and heat of the
sun More money is,lost in this way than
most people are willing to believe.
4. Permitting broken implements to be
scattered over the farm until they are ire
parable. One Of the seven wise men of
Greece said only this to prove his sense /.
The time to mend the pillow is when the pillow
breaks"
D. Attending auction sales and purchasing
all kinds of trumpery, because in the words
OF the yender, the articles are Z" very cheap. -
q. Allowing fences 10 remain unrepaired
until strange cattle are found grazing in your
helds aud brulsng the fruit trees.
T. Planning fruit trees with the expecta.
ton Of having fruit, without giving the trees
half the attention required to make them pro-
dnce
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-21
Notes BY a Travelling Edltor.

Simon Brown, Editor Of thu New England
Farmer, took an August tour with his own
team, aud from one Of his letters to his pa
per we extract the following from his obscr-
vations, dated at New Ipswich, n H.;
Looking ats list Of 100 towns is this State,
find that, scarcely without exception, the plpula-
ton in the rural towns has decreased since the
last census was taken. All along in my rambes
find unorring indicationso Of this decrease in the
deserted farms on the way The inhabitants Of
| the hill and mountain farms have been gradually
leaving them for the Inst twenty years 1t was
well enough To live upon them 50 long as timber
was abundant, and then they should at once have
| been abandoned for another growth. Some Did
remain TO secure large crops Of winter rye seeded
upon the burnt lands others laid out fields, cul-
tiyatcd grasses and grains among a lorbidling ar
ray Of stumps and stones, But the lar-sccing
ones gradually left the rugged hills for the val
| leys below them, and now manufacturing inter
csts and aluremenfs Of the West are attracting
those left into other collings or to the broad and
| fertile acres leo our western States
This depreciation, therefore, is not an evidence
of decay in the industry Of the people, but rather
of the pluck and ambition which is chamctcri-ti,
Of the people Of the Granite State.
Hating ia Ashby, Mass, os came along, u
conversation with the Hon. Hobart Spencer, he
stated that similar process was going on in Tho
population Of that and all the surrounding towns
The young men left for the large villages, where
manufacturing is going on, for the cities or ioi
the West The girls as q natural consequence
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-21

KEEP MLKso.-The practice of milking
but once each day, where cows give but little
late in the year, is a bad one. They shrink
much faster, and if young, the habit of not
"holding ont" is formed to the owners subse
queRt cost. They should be MIXED as long
as they are MIXED at all, twice each day
and if well fed and well stabbed, the process
may safely and prodtably be continued up tc
within six weeks Of their calying.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-21
JONI NJ. SrEARNs
From Grass TO Winter Feed.

The prudent sheep husbandmau, as the
biting frosts Of autumn weaken his pastures,
will see to it that his flock $ are pleutifully,
though gradually, supplied with corn or what
ever is to constitute their winter food No
matter how strong the pasture may appear
We would advise that this additional feeding
be not delayed beyond the first of November
for snow or cold rain storms are likely to
overtake US any day, rendering strong and
warming food necessary-and it the flock are
not at least partially accustomed to it, some
animals will oyereat while others may not
get a suihciency. Any one at all familiar
with the handling of sheep need rot be told Of
the bad effects that will result We have
known hocks so injured by November storm
that they could not not be restored to their
proper thrift during the entire winter follow
ing. A good judge of wool viii readily de-
tect the tleeces Of such stock--as every sud.
den change in the condition of the sheep pro.
duces joint" in the fibre, rendering ii to.
tally unfit or use in manufacturing such styles
OF goods as require strength aud elasticity
IN the material composing them. Three-ye
old wethers, and such ewes as are too old, or
from some other cause are unfit for breeding.
should be kept in flock by themselves and
put upon full feed, as it can be safely done
for the possibility of having them ready for a
winter market depends upon a good thrift
before cold weather begins Western World.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AmUsEMINTsTs SECOND PAeE-Four,h fifth and sixth
As E5Ddtss
BOARD AND LODGING WXNTED-sEcosp PAar-sec
ssssooSSkfyS SoARpsTeSsp Second solsmn
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PAer-s.th
susISEss SoTIcEs- FIFTH PAerzsi..h column. v,.
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rurnp PAer-second and
oo3chSEN SAND AND axRnESESs@TaaD rAer-rh
SSAsrxJn sss~
bwsS 5SsE m E SS% AND uN
EUROPEAN rAsrrh s9Snn .,
EUR0PE~snyENTH PAeE-sixth column.
EY ES AND EARS-THIRD PAGE-Sxth column
ExcuksIoYsmFlRsr ElS us z. pAsK1sr.h column.
FOR sshN srvFsra fnarsS.s SoaS,n column
iTg EigKSSlrvhEymIHiEp y ~ Iy,,p PAsE-slxh column.
HELP wANTED-FEMALEsAT Third PAes Second col
HoRsts, CARRIAGES, ac.-FrRsr PAGE-Third, fourth
t,orrsiG ana 8 hG,h IN eolamns. s.
HoosSSS5 aceMs, Sc, WASTED-sEvESTH PAGE
ICE CREAM-- SECOND PAGE-sixth column
sy n,Ty NnIEp rASEs5sa column 5v Avn HER
GEN REhL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEvrSra PAGE
LEcruRE LEcts sa.usc saE.uHsocN-sroosp pAer-sif.h column
Ioe L9AS MoFFIcEsITnlno % ,s,; PAGE Fourth S column
MACHINkRY-SEvFsTH PAGE-Fourth column
MARBLE MANTfsi4S- SECOND PAeE-Fifth column.
MEDICAL SESOSD PAaE-Thrd co umn.
MILLINERY AND DRESsMAKlNG-FiRsr PAGE Sixth
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs- -ErGnrn PACE
MIscELIA scEilIa IASEoUs-T tsp5f -TuInp rAer-Fourh column
MuSlCAL-SgcoSD FAGE-Fith column.
NEW PUB IcAT1ONS-THiRD PAGE--Third column.
PERSONALS FIRST PAGE First column
PIANoFOkfES. SECOND PAGE-Fourth column.
POST OF ICE NOTlCE-SEvEsTH PAGE-fourth cosmn.
PROPOSALS. PAGE-Sixh column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-sEvENrH PAGE-First second and third col
REAL LsIArE TO EXCHANGE SEVENTH PAeE-Thrd
column.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEyRNTH PAGE-Third col
RELIGIOUS NOrIcEs-THmp PAGE-Four,h cournn
REMOvALS-SEvESrp PAGE Fourth column.
RESTAU PAGE-Fourth column.
hEWAk kDS--sEvENTH PAGE-Third column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LEr-SEvENTH PAGE
Firth and sixth columns.
SALES AT AUCTION-THIRD PAeE-Ffh and sixth col
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALEs-TmeD PAGE-Frst
and second columns
SITUATIONS wANrED-MAfaEs-THIE PAeE-second
SPECIAL NOTICES FIRST PAGE -Firsi second and third
sPoRYING-DoGs, BIRDS, &c.-yIrsr rAas-rhird
ToRAGE-sryESTH PAGE-rourth column.
rr aAW GOODS-FIRsT PAGE-Six,h column.
SUMMER RAsoRrs-sEqoSp PAGE-secon1 and third
columns. q -. -
tn IRA DEs-THlRD PAGE-sixth column.
Iii TURF-FIR6r PAGE-Third column.
Io LET , FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-SEvENTH PAGE
TRAvEl LERS GUIDE-FIRsT PAGr-sixth column.
fAchIS sTEAMBOATS, &o.-SEyENTH PAGE-Fourih
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HOR SES, CARRIAGES, &C.

gAHKEE ,;s,$,dI HANtINs IN Ann r,rrp,s.,
sEs.fs4S a1s
private advantage, general
p 70 suit the needs Of ali classes Of purchasers constantly
hours allowed for trial on every sold uu
xaE ,eti sSsd os SALE fls R9 FITS bAH sT m
and sys pair pAn Bay n
in all free handy and drivers and extra
any os grs have used BY shs FOR
One ee~Sn PARK pHAEroN new to pay advances.
Lot Of ' ladies and cents saddles; -
s ), ss1a sas. yn weighs ''
and no top Wagons new and second hand
H.. Ss1s SshH YaS s Old
very Sns, stylish driver minute.
the pole and faster spgle s gentle for drve
One ane Boston Chaiss, in good order.
ns sassp Depo w9t mad. b.,
Extra hsna:om and fs:t chestnut Gsdnf SGd, S
all and y s aaa spSs s icy
AIS Also st'' other road AS work and
sales never postponed on account of weather.
A RMoRY OF THE TwENTy.sEcoND REGIMENT.
WOOD BROTHERS
have removed their entire stock OF
PLEASURE s'1s CARRIAGES,
@ % e s ss s rsn road driving to
street sixth and Seventh avenues
stock exclusively manufacture, of the newest
designs perfect nsh made for the present
tSe late accident that necessaes the rebuilding of
warehouse have to the above arInory,
sop s1lsf Al ara cosr Ss = OF PRODUCTION
Lanaans. .slSI; to IssS
SI,rsnSss ssS a 70 TO issS
These carriages have superior g Elegance durability or
Prices fixed every carriage offered for sale equal In
quality to those built TO order.
Guarantees made good. " every city OF the Union.
They also offer
Pony Carriages new designs, for. $3.50
Pony Carriages, with for acrvants... 200
AT Ss LIBERTY-REpUCED PRICES.
N Carriages and Harness.
Elegant Park and Pony Phacons fine first class Top Bug
ges reliable Makers Rocksways, Depot and Jaeger wa
Harness, Harness.
Large assortment of fine city made work. at extremely low
Sheets Lap Robes and Dus,ers Whips &C.,
JOHNSTON ( Van TAssELL.
| MINER, STEVENS 4 CO.,
0ner 'Ae' ~ 'Aef sr,sna,o a,,orsn, Of
Elesaa. Carriages and Light Wagons, SS'o' u
OF their own manufacture
to which they invite the inspection Of
purchassrs
| AT HARNESS wAREROoMs, 10 COLLEGE PLACE
"A Harness for farming teaming cartng expressing live
= Single Harness complete, is 70 $50 per set
| Double Harness complete, $40 to $500 per set.
ladies' and Cents Saddles Brides Whips Blankets,
THE TR%pEs tx N Ss GospASy
AM STYLE OF CARRIAGE TO LEr-BY THE WEEK,
assortment PONY Phsetons az siyIes Harness
CALVIN WITTY, 6SS Broadway.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS. SHOES.
IA Trunks and vases at the Great Family Shoe Empori
below Broadway prices. w. d. BIGELOW
ROBBERY IRWIN.
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MoRILr. Ala. Nav 1s7l

MOBILE, Ala, May 8, 1870
6ENTLEhES us full line Of your goods by steamer
as soon possible, intend to make the the
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES specially, having more
dcnce in their curative properties than any
hayc ever Sold In fact have the most unbounded belief
In them, and always recommend them to
preference ID All others have known sold. We
nsys recently s1e some as.onshipg cures a Mobile Of
Plant, LiIhla Spectre, ad l.. d. Z b. q. GOULD,
Druggs6 thirty-hve years standing
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
THE THAUMATURGICAL REMEDIALs.
THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE ACE
THE PROOFS GIVEN.
r,,r rN,vrpS1Ty NrnIcyNRs


THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
not patent medicines but the favorte prescriptions OF
Tie New York Medical University iasorporacd & insu ~.
yews'of number of distinguished living American prsct
physcass should arise and make decisive eort over.
The a s p 81
in IN @ with the o. Msd
ssps,ssa Ss.s by .v new,
CURE smeacy and nss'srly power h,her 1d.
e psG to n ss soS are y rSeHs n
rssSSg NE most ss ses By
s ri. ns o P ae ssSa
G rus sns
regularly prescribed by nearly l.bco physicians
FAvoRlrE PRESCRIPTIONS.
- , No g, ,,,, :, m
The recently plant for purItvng the blood War
ranied powerful Blood Purifier known to medern
Price ~ per box or three boxes for So.
oxYD.PBENYL
The new chemical cure for Deafness
rr'ce 20 per oGS; No Or rTI iTo boxes i0r %
Cures Caiarrh instanancously
Price ~ per boy or three boxes for S.
HYDRATEb cxyxEL.
positive curative for Consumption
frice 81 per boz, No or three Il boxessor IS.
~
The failing Pile Cure.
Price "a per box, or three boxes for SIS.
No. vi.
FLUID EXTRACT YELLOW JESSAMIEE,
Cures any curatle Of Heart Disease.
Price ~ per box, or three boxes for s5
NO VII.
NEURALGO-RHEUMAT1C ELIXIR
Guaranteed to rheumatism and Neuralgia
Price ~ per box or three boxes Tor no.
NO. VIII.
HEALING BLOOD AND BONE OINTMENT.
The most powerful Healer extant.
Price 81 per box or six boxes Tor 20.
NO. IX
ETHEREAL PHOSPHORUS.
Has cured 6,GO0 of Exhausted Vitality.
Price AZ per hoY, or two boxes for 3d.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

u ENTucKY HORSES FOR sALE.-JUSr ARRIVED
from the Bus Grass region eight extra line Horses AL
nnely bred pa and tine sadders one Tine
Tour In hand Team Can be At stables, 40 West Forty
nrt street. Seventh Inquire FOR A. L. THOkN-
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$50 Cosanrss STREET, PORTLAND, Me-,

$50 Cosarrss STREET, PoRrLAsp, Me,l
May !, 1870.
Prof.. Scorr and AssocI ArEs-The UNIVERSITY MEbI-
ClhEs are rapidly revoiution1ng the medicine
IN Mane. have over 500 patients Here, 10 Port
iand have taken away twohirds of the doctors patients
haYe nearly 200 agents. and establishing 10 agen-
ces day shall sell $l090o0 worth of UNIVERSITY
MEDICINES in Maine this year. with
hard work. enclose you number of certificates of
great cures: win pay 81 900 il of them
found that Is not genuine Mrs MorrIsons ovarian
morris NOR nearly well u has shrunk from the size Of
bucket DOWN To the shape of fiat IRON - She now rides
out and about the house daily II is positive that
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES will cure ovarian tumors.
+. STAPLES, State Of Maine Agent
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.


NO x.
LITHIA (Genuine).
warranted TO cure Kidney DiseaseL
frce ~ per box or two boxes for %.
NO. XII.
Sd INJECTION OF CHLORIDE OF GOLD.
Cures Infectious Diseases in 4s hours.
Price %3 per box, or two boxes for 10.
KATALPA EXTRACT Cwoman's Friend)
An inallible emenagogue.
fTice w per box, OF Two boxes for 30.
NO XIII.
VICTORIA REGIA.
The imperial Cosmetic. Contains no lead, de-
Price ~ per box, or three boxes for 70.
AAARANTH FOR THE HAIR
Hair beauther dressing and restorative
Price u per package, or six for SO.
6MINUTE PAIN CURER
Cures Pain In tive minutes
Price VI per package, or six Tor S6
COUGH LINCTUS.
Cures Coughs. Contains no opiurn
Price $1 per box, or six for $b.
NO. XVII
FEVER AND AGuE aLoBULEs
One box cures any case or Fever and Aglo
Pilee ~ per . box, Sf,l ef three for So
HEADACHE PILLS Sugar coatedl
unfauins cure for Headache..
frice bo cents per box Or 40 Der dozen.
MAY APPLE PILLS Sugar coatedl
Ant! bilious, cathartic, family Pills.
Price 70 certs per pox, or DO per dozen.
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
are remedies OF high character prepared strictly sccn
tic chemical principles.
They to-day curing more
sck people than the Aopathc, Homeopathic and Eclectic
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Front a Distinguished member Of Congress.

q y WAsuNGION, May 4 IS7U.
MY DEAR DooToyYoyr medicines seem act favorabIy
the well the blood. = am much i'm.
proved My limbs are wonders of medical science
have every faith in your medicine and ski. .
believe you enlightened OF God to do great wo
and You will DO 1t. 50 You have done great deal
for = You understand your business. . = a
You the second physician whom have confidence In
lwodd not trust tbs blockheads down here to give
pbysic to my horse -
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See Photographs aud Letters OF Remarkabe cure,

IN press, "0ne Thousspd Sworn Cures
erected by he UNIVERSITY MEDICINES during the year
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From Letter File
the Following testimonials out of many thousands are an
pended IN order 20 show The superiority OF tie
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES over any remedies ever pre-
sented to the people in any age.
SSPersonaly appeared before this 9th day OF May
s70 W. Scott, Presidents L.. Hasser Wee President John
g. Howard Treasurer, and George Powell Secretary the
New orx Medical University and made oan upon the Holy
yangei OF Almighty GOD that the following genuine
solicited extracts taken from original letters being daily
celyed AT the Institute.
WM. II. RIBIET, Notary Public
Corner Ninth street and Third avenue New York
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I THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED or
my business 10 NJ Mcoino. Thankful favors
sire my former patrons extend the my successor
GEORGE MARLOLF
Pickles, Preserves &C. &C. % and ss Washington Market
and 46 West 37th ST., between 9th and 10th avs
NEW YORK, May ID, 1870
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l65 NoRrH MAIN STREET. Providence, r. T.
PRor FssOKsSome of friends and myself hnve tried
the UNIVERSITY MEDICINES aud found them
even beyond our expectations
O. r. MOODY
The New York herald., 1870-05-21

RCTIC ICE AND REFRIGERATING COMPANY 1857
IN Broadway, furnish Machines producing from to 100
tons Of clear solid day. at 81 10 6 per ton. State
rights for sale.
The New York herald., 1870-05-21

FAIRPOKT, Iowa, March }. 1870
GFNrLsMES--Yonr Katapa Extract works like charm.
There nothing equal. have been affected with
ache and liver complaint since last spring Took three
of your Headache Ps say they have cleaned my
head clean bell gave the balance away,
ing, ''geutemen, be convinced II am"
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A LTERED CHECKS. &C..-USE EUREKA INVISIBLE
n Ink (dctect) also for secret correspondence Send
for bottles No. and for so csnts lo and i2l Nassau
street. New York.
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DOCK HILL. M1A6., April 2, I67U.
Professor j. W. sooTT-I view your UNIVERSITY MEDI-
CINES great and grand and noble undertak
ing-one that mankind will bless .
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JINION COURSE, L. L--TROTrING- G-MONDAY,iMAY2 70,
o'clock r. VI. No. ], purse of $780, with nine
tries No O. purse or $500, with eight entries. Both
heats, three in i've in harness. Admission TO
all parts the aud stands ST. Cars leave South,
WALL Fulton Williamsburg ferries every five minutes tor
the course direct WIN. SHAW, Proprietor
DooLs WILL Bf soiD AZ KiiEy's RESTAURANT,
L corner Broadway and Twenty ghh street, Saturday
evening, May 81 the Tros Union Course also every
evening during the meeting. THOS. b. JOHNSON.
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vNOR NORFOLK. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
steamships OF tnis line Leave pier North river foot or
For Norfolk, City Point and Rchmoni every Tassdsy
Thur.dsv and sstmiay, at NJ, CONNECTING. With the Viz
cinn and Trnnessse the Sesboard Inland AR ine
Petersburg ana weldon railroads. Cheslpeaxe AMI Ohio rs
rcad. nd Richmond and Dauvie ralrosds Through pas
senser tickets through Bills Of adng reduced rassss
ali points south and Southwest
Apply "'iAe' y" p NJ 4. McCREADY President,
ls7 Greenwich street, corner or Dey.
The New York herald., 1870-05-21
BIAmsvrnLr, Pa, April IS, 1870.

DAYTON, Va, April /, 1870.
PRoFEssons-I received the medicine you sent in good
order My vile has been docorng years for failing OF
the womb, and received benefit whatever. When the
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES came to hand She just
covering uterine hemorrhage, Bile
walk STEP After using the Injection of Chloride of Gold
four times she enabled to attend to her home duties
and IL to-day doing her washing without her accus
toned supporter WIN. NICK FISHBACK, ?. II.