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Some medical men insist that it is undig-
niied to advertise a remedy, hOweve. valua-
bic it may be. Queer reasoning this. 1t is
like saying that an article which the world
needs should lie hid in a C )rne.-that ben
eits and blessings may be too widely diff
fused-that the means of protecting and
restoring health should be close mOnopo-
ly, and not accessible to all. The argument
is bad. 1t is worse than that, it is inhuman.
Suppose Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-an
absolute specific for dyspepsia, billiousness
and nervous debility-had never been known
beyond the repertoire of the faculty, what
would have been the consequence? Instead
Of curing and invigorating millions, the
good effects of the preparation would haYe
been confined to comparative few. There
is the highest authority for saying that light
should not be hid under a bushel that
whatever is excellent should be placed as a
city on hill, where all men can take cog
nizance of it. 1t is upon thisprinciple that
the Bitters have been advertised and con-
tinue to be advertised in every newspaper
of any prominence in the Western hemis-
phere, and that the spontaneous testimonials
in its favo- have been translated into all
written languages. Thousands enjoy per.
feet health to. day who would be languishing
on beds of sickness if the newspapers had
not spre the tru wi h regard to this un
equaled invigorant and corrective and
wide. Suppose profit has been reaped from
this publicity. Is that any argument against
i? If the public health has been protect
ed; If lives have been saved; if the feeble
have been strengthened and the sick re-
stored, great good has been accomplished;
and who so mean az to grudge to exertions
thus directed their fair reward? Tian7w4
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE!
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEETs

Smiths Tonic Syrup has been counter.
feited, and the counterfeiter brought to grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DIR. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. Dr.
John Bull only has the right to manu-
facture and sell the original John J. Smith =
Tonic Syrup, of Louisville Kentucky Elk
anime we'll the label on each bottle. If my
private stamp is not on the bottle, do not
purchase, or you will be deceived. See my
column advertisement, and my show card.
l will prosecute any one infringing on my
right The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup
can only be prepared by myself
The public's servant,
DIR. JOHN BULL
LOUISVILLE, Oct %, 1868
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The TExrEsr-Mr. John Umhaw pro prize
tor of the Tempest, south side of the public
square, has adopted the cash system, and is
now doing paying business. His charges
are whisky, straight, 10 cents; mixed
drinks, Is cents. He requests US to say to
his numerous customers TINT he has on
hand. a large assortment of wines, liquors,
tobacco and cigars, and that he is ready at
all:times to serve the public; he.alsO desires
those indebted to him to come forward and
nav up, and thus save cost, time and trouble,
as he is bound to close up his outstanding
accounts, both for and against
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"Barretts" finds favor with everybody.

BUCHU The b'st and cheapest Buchu in
the United States is that prepared by DR. IN
goole 81 Co. For all diseases of the urinary
organs, its action is quick, powerful and sat.
isfactory. The gravel, govt, dropsy, milky,
pY, or bloody urine, frequent desire to
urinute, difficulty and pain in urinating,
burning pain about the region of the blad-
der pain and weakness in the small of the
back, effects of habits of dissipation, and all
kindred complaints, it acts in such man
ner as to gain the entire confidence Of ply
sicians and others. One bottle will cure
any ordinary case. Price 81, or six for So.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere
j7w4
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Hereafter, insOlvent notices and transient
advertisements of all kinds will not find
place in this paper unless paid for in ad-
vance. Calls on persons to become candi-
dates for efice-strictly personal affairs
and replys thereto will be charged for at the
rate of 20 cents per line +
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The worst coughs yield, as if,by magic, to
the wonderful curative powers of DE-.
Pieree's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Dis
cOvery. 1t also SURPRISES anything else ever
before discovered for the cure of pimples,
blotches and rashes on the face also for
erysipelas, salt rheum, and all skin and
scrofulOus diseases Sold by all druggists.
Send address to DIR. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo,
n. Y, for pamphlet
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Barretts" Hair Restorative.
Wanted.

The undersigned wants to employ ten, or
fifteen good hands to get out cross ties,
stringers, etc, on the railroad, and will pay
wages equal, if not superior, to any contract
or the line of ro d Wages paid in
money every week if desired.
THOMAS J. GARDNER,
j2lw4 Bolivar, Tenn.
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Special!

Our esteemed friend, J. B.
RUSSELL, MD, LID, of Mem
phis, is here On a professional visit,
and will be found at the Drug
House of DR.. J. II. Larwill. AS a
practitioner of eminent success, he
stands among the Leaders of the
list, and we recommend him to the
confidence of the people.
An early consultation with the
Doctor would be best. as his stay
in Bolivar is limited.
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-NoTToE.-We cannot publish anonymous
SommunicatiOns, no matter where from or
what the contents may be. In all cases, not
for publication, but for reference alone, at
least one responsible name must accompany
every communication. +
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B@ Correspondents will please remem-
Der that we will not publish any communi-
sation unless the real name Of the author IL
furnished. This is an old rule that always
works we'll
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WANTED.

1000 pounds of Talow
800 pounds of Beeswax;
500 pounds of Feathers;
5000 pounds of Dry Hides, and
100000 pounds of Old Cast Iron, for all of
which will pay the highest market prices
w. T. a RMISTEAD,
South side of the public square, Bolivar
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For Rent.

The splendid farm known as the "Wm.
f. Wood Place, eight miles west of Bolivar
Terms very easy. Apply to Francis Fen
tress. jan3tf
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Highest market price paid for dry hides
by JARRATT IL COATS
d24tf
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Bills d Hill have large lot of Glover and
Grass Seeds a: Memphis prices, for cash.
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and WOOdenware at Bills j. Hills Cash
Store
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Take Notice.

Hereafter attachment notices will not be
inserted in this paper unless paid for in
advance. The Law. fixes the fee. Magis-
trates will make a note of this and save
trouble
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-01-28

The United States Hotel, Louisville, KY.
is fret class in every respect.
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Staple and Fancy Goods, at Memphis
prices, at Bills and Hills Cash Store
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-01-28

The United States Hotel Louisville, KY.
is situated convenient to all places of amuse-
menE
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Gold Pens !
J. H. Larwill is agent in
Bolivar for Morton q Co.'S celebrated Gold
Pens. Superior to all others in the market
and sold at manufacturers prices
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winning household, by rap
idly incre asng sales.
This NEW FAMILY MACHINE is capable Of a range
variety of work such thought impossible
perform by machinery. We claim, and
Justed easily operated and smoothly running Of ali the
Family Sewing Machines. 1t is remarkable,
range variety sewing variety
different kinds of which will with equal
facility and perfection using silk twist. linen
thread. fine making the INTERLOCKED-ELAS-
TIC STITCH alike bnh sides of the fabric Thus
beaver cloth leather may be with great
uniformity stitch, and in this willing
Wearying instrument be adjusted
gossaer tissue, the ueknE Of taretan. runz
almost any other work which delicate fingers have ee
knOwR to perform.
Call and examine them, and be convinced
Of their superiority.
w. 7. ARMISTEAD, Bolivar, Tenn,
JAM Sole Agent for Hardeman Co.
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Go to Bills and Hills Cash Store and see
thegreat reduction in prices of goods.
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''Barrett's" pre-. eminently the best.
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MARKRTs-Y esterl"y in Memphis the cot
ton market was brisk, with middlings quoted
at IA cents. In Bolivar middlings brought
vl33e. Clear bulk sides ID cents; fresh pork 9
cents per pound
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600, 600 Choice Grape Vines /!

800, Geo Choice Grape Vines
Concord, Tres Seeding, Hartford
Prolific and other choice Table and Mar
ket Grape Vinesfo sale by doz g., 100 or 900
at LOWEST RATES. Also general assert
ment of Nursery Stock. Send for Catalo
que. Z. F. BABCOIK,
Magnolia Nurseries, Memphis, Tenn.
Sept, II, 10. 3m.
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.8TetU .adrerttscl1a cats.
For Sale OF Renf

For Sale Or Rent.
A house and lot conveniently located in
the town of Bolivar, fine garden, and in
good condition | also offer for rent farm
of about 200 acres, 3 miles from Bolivar.
with gin and cotton press, first rate improve
mentS, splendid cabins, and excellent water
on the premises. Apply at the office of
H. a. HILL,
Jan eta Bolivar. Tenn.
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"Barrett's" the only safeguard.
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"lIarrett's" possesses real merit.

Boots and Shoes, city prices, for cash, at
BILLS q HILL
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In Offering this original labor saving ma
chine to the public. the inventor does so with
every assurance that it will perform its work
to the satisfaction of all. Being simple in
construction, easily managed, and adapted
to cotton, corn, and all cereal planting, as
we'll as a fertilizing machine, is beyond ali
doubt the very thing for the farmer 1t dis
penses with the work OF four hands, and
thus saves time and labor, as also a saving
of seed, which is money to the farmer
State and County Rights
For Sale.
Apply to the General Agent.
J. II. La RWILL.
Bolivar, Tenn
/ refer to the following gentlc men as to
the Rdaptability of the Crescent Gotten
Planter, by their permission:
J. J. NELLY. JEROME HILL.
JAMES PGBASS- LEONIDAS BILLS.
JkD- 81. MTG HE'LL, SWlkEBRlAn = SON
}. NJ. RTCHAR DSOS. MASK ( STATLER.
ALEXANDER RAMSEY, ALVIN WARREN.
W. G. DDktON. J. W NELSON. Nh,
HORACE 81. POLK. Col. MARSH T. POLK
ADAMS, HEIL SON & CO.,
- Bolivar. Tenn.
BYRON HUAPH REYS,
New Orleans. La.
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St.LOuiS EH ONE Journal

The Great Literary Paper of the
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whereby we are enabled to furnish the Boil
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Local affairs.
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paper.
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BOLIVAR, TENE.
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE!


4c2 Library Street. Phadoif5lia Pa.
CAUTToSDO not be imposed HTon bv ptar parties pain
worthless czstr0n machines under the
or otherwise 10 the oay geHGine really practical
cheap machine RfastaTsd- nsrfz-sa
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

We have completed an arrangement with
the Publishers of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-21
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CoNconp. N. H.. March 9O.

CONCORD, N, H., March 20.
Provisional certificates having been
granted the Democratic Members Of Con-
gress elect, Hibbard and Bell left BY the
morning train for Washington. They
will be Joined in New York BY Parker.
The State Senate stands Republican
to Democratic. Fling, in the 10th Dis.
trict, has but Q majority, and TheiSher,
in the 18th, but 10. Both gentlemen are
Democrats.
The Statesman claims that the House
stands 1853 Republicans to 1874 Democrats,
the Labor Retormers included in this estl-
mate.
The Slateman also claims that Under
hill, of Chester Legro, of Lancaster,
Wilson, Of Pembroke, and Morse, ol
Winchester, who were returned by the
town clerks rs Republicans. The Demo.
crats also claim, and arc no doubts sure Of
part II not the whole Of them, which will
give them a majority of 0, which they
say by a vote of the disafected or bolt
ing Republicans can be raised to 10 or IA.
Allotments Of officers 10 complete the
ousting Of 1he present lncumbents, and a
change Of the acts in relation to the Su-
preme and judicial Courts, TO enable a
complete rotation on the bench, are the
subjects Of discussion in Democratic cir
cleS.
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The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

Gen. Butler, Senator Spencer and MIR.
Degener, of Texas, and other Congress
men, intend 10 spend the summer IN Eu,
rope, and will leave soop after the close ol
the session.
-Wm. Il. Burleigh, the well known
poet and temperance lecturer, died In
Brooklyn Sunday.
1t is rumored at Washington that Mr.
Morton will shortly leave the Senate, and
perhaps take the Mr.. Boutwell's place.
There is'no idea when Congress will
adjourn. If an earnest debate commences
on tho Sherman bill the session will be
prolonged for ten days or two weeks to
certainty. The opinion is becoming wide.
spread that the Santo Domingo Commis.
sIoners report will go in at the present
session.
Thomas Gill, veteran newspaper
reporter, died at Boston, Sunday, aged 66
Judge Elias Lewis, late Chief Justice
ofthe Supreme Court OF Pennsvania, died
at Philadelphia, Sunday, aged IA.
Rev. B. Eaton, for 80 years rector Of
Trinity church in Galveston, Tex, died
there Sunday, in the midst Of his sermon.
-Advices from the Luzerne and lie.
high coal regions represent the miners as
unwilling TO continue the strike, and
there Is much dissatisfaction among them.
The Jacksonville, ILL.,, journal dc.
MES the statement generally circulated
fhrnrUh tho Oraaq that JOhn IT. AleXAT.
der, Of Morgan county, has failed. He
has not made an assignment, nor does he
intend doing so.
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POLICE CoURr.-There was n yer,

POLICE CoURT.-There was u very
heavy docket in the Police Court, yester-
day morning, as the following will show;
Henry Hobright, Frank Heller, Robert
Regg, William Powers, Edward Degaw
and William Doran, boys ranging from
14to II years old, and halling from the
9Th Ward, were arraigned on charges Of
tumult and disorder created last Satur-
day evening. After hearing the testimo-
ny in full His Honor delivered them q
short lecture which they will do well TO
heed, and closed by imposing fine OF
five dollars on each, together with the
costs. The sum each had to pay was
$9.45-which is paying pretty dear tor
the whistle. Abraham Coss and Benja-
min Wilson were up on charges Of plain
drunk, and paid the usual price-one dol.
lar and costs. Jennie Nichols for being
on the streets between the hours Of sunset
and sunrise for the purpose of prostitution,
was fined ten dollars and costs. In de.
fault ofpayment, she was sent to Jail for
twenty days. William Hannah, drunk,
one dollar aud costs; John Woods, assault
and battery, five dollars and costs; Nick
speidel, disorderly-case not made out,
and prisoner discharged.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

FIRE TINS MoRNrNa.-Thls morning at
a quarter before two o'clock, a stable be-
longing to Peter Hasenauer. located on
the alley running east and west between
Sixth and Seventh, and Clay and Linds.
Icy streets, was discovered to be on fire.
Being constructed entirely Of wood, 1t was
soon totally consumed. A dwelling house
occupied by a Mrs. Chlssel, was badly
damaged, another, adjoining the stable on
the east was several times on fire, but was
saved by the active efforts Of the citizens
and flremen. One or two buildings across
the alley were much exposed, bnt we be.
lleve escaped unscathed. The fire depart.
ment was out in force. The stable was
almost entirely destroyed, however, be-
fore water could be got on the flames.
The loss VIC could not ascertain; nor conld
weget any information in reference to in.
surance. This Is the second time Mr..
Hasenauer has been similarly visited with.
in year.
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Gheqntelliqetrce1
Revolution in pari,.

Sorely as France has been scourged,
still worse misfortunes seem about to
overtake her. Foreign war, however Sc
Verely 1t may punish tho country that en-.
cages in 1t, Is not the worst Of calamities,
for its necessities compel a healthy, united
sentiment that soon heals It's wounds and
repairs It's losses. But civil strife like
what has broken out in Paris Is malig-
nant disease riotlng in the flesh. It's a Zoe
inside the citadel. 1t attacks the delences
from within, Itstrikesat the structure Of
oil political society and even Of social
order. Security of life, right Of property,
all confidence and credit 60 down before
1t. Unless there Is an authority in France
strong enough speedily to curb the exist
ing disorders in Paris, they must spread to
tue other large cities and may involve tho
whole country. Already French credit
has received blow and the negotiation
Of the new loan at London has been sus-
pended. If the revolution Is allowed to
get a start, there isno predicting to what
lengths II may go in the present unhappy
temper Of the French people.
Tho elements that have characterized
former French revolutions appear yet to
exist There is still the same lanatlcism
in the lower orders and the same thirst
Tor the blood Of those who have offended
them; and overwhelming mlsfortunes,
such as have always in times past awaken
cd the revolutionary spirit, have lately
overtakcn France and heavily oppress her
people.
Tho revolutlonlsts begin now as they
always begin in Paris, with q demand for
blood; and two conspicuous Generals of the
Government, and perhaps three, have al.
ready fallen victims. This will only whot
the appetite Of the mob that now possesses
Paris, and unless the most decisive meas.
ures are employed by tho provisional
government, its authority will soon be dc.
fled not only in Paris but all over France,
THEIRS government has not yet much
claim to legitimacy, but lift can put down
tho mob in Paris aud restore order, 1t will
have established itself and will have little
to fear from the intrigue that IS rife in
French and Belgian cities.
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CHICKEN TH1EvEs-The stable of T.
G. Culbertson, Esqr.. on Hampden streeJ
was entered one night last week, and a
raid made on hispoultry. Saturday, John
McCandless, q lad who has had consider
able experience in petty thieving, was ar
rested and taken before Judge Johnston.
1t was ascertained that ATcCandless had
confederates in the business, and between
Saturday and yesterday Bartly Nary and
James Rouse, two boys about McCand-
less age, were taken into custody. Yes
terday the trio were brought up before
Judge j., and after full investigation OF
the case, they werO held to bail in the
sum OF one hundred dollars each for their
appearance at the next term Of tho Cir.
cult Court.
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OK THE WAR PATn.-Tobe Vance
was released from durance vile last sstur-
day, and desiring to test the virtues OF
country air and Ohio whiskey, went over
to Martins Ferry. Tho effect OF both the
above mentioned articles was most disas.
trous to Tobe. He got fighting drunk in
very short time, and became outrage.
ouslY obstrepcrous. Making more noise
than was consistent with the peace and
quiet Of the town, an attempt was made
to secure the old war horse, but before
the thing was an accomplished fact, the
services Of the entire police force Of the
place were called into requisition. Tobe
fought like an infuriated tiger, but he was
finally overpowcred and lodged In the
lock up, where he Is now doing the cor.
poration service by eating lis grub.
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New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, March 20.
CArT1E.-4,5OO for the week, and 1,S25
to-day. % cars at Tooth street, 6S at
Communipaw, and 4s at Weehawken.
The market was very strong and active
at more than 1c OF an advance for the
week. All the cattle were early sold.
The quality has generally improved, only
100 Texans and the same number ol State
cattle arriving Tor tho week. Thin cattle
sell at 12al3c; fair at 14c; prime to extra
15cal5tc; q few at 1Gc-aVeraging nearly
lac.
SuEEp-0ne quarter to a hall better.
One thousand four hundred for the week,
and $500 to-day, Sheared Sheep on sale
costing Go in Ohio; wool sheep selling
quick at Ga0k for thin, &c for fair, and TIA
SIC for good TO choice.
HoasA,2OO to-day, making 19,50O live,
and only 200 dressed for the week. The
market was strong, live selling atsia99c.
All sales Of dressed were at lie to-day;
heavy to medium 10ia104c.