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Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03

This paper is prepared by corps of Editors of special
qualifications, and every pains taken to make ndscns
able TO every Railroad Man. II altogether independent
avoids all undue putting of men corporations gives
news fully and impartiay. aims espccayto give 'actt
c,l Information which will directly aid Its readers in the
prosecution of their business Business men find In the
A1LRoAD GAzRrTK the earliest information of thcoD0
gofnew stations railroads in of construction
are thus enabled establish relations with such towns
III the beginning Of their existence
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER fs an excellent regu-
lator of the stomach and bowels, and should
always be kept on hand, especially at this season
plants. There is nothing so quick to relieve in
attacks of Cholera.
Sold at only 25 cents bottle. by merchants gen
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03

The fastest railroad train in the world,
probably, is said to be new express on
the Exeter anil Great Western Railways, 8,
from Plymouth to London, the journey of
one hundred and ninety four miles being
arranged to occupy four hours and q
quarter.
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03

THE PHRENoLoalCAL JOURNAL for
August is richly laden with good reading. John
Tyndall tho eminent Chemist; Under the Surface,
or the Workings of Universal Law; Spiritual
Presence; The Begger and the Banker; Miss Kate
Stanton; Dirty Children; The Nervous and the
Paralyzed; Streets Sights in China, with original
"Celestal' Designs; The German School System
what it is; The Chinese Labor Question, or new
Guessing OF an Old Puzzle: Conversation and it's
Uses; Are we True to Ourselves? Our next Presi
dent; Good Wife; Hotel Life in California; The
Judgment of Satan; Picture in Two Lights; The
Beautiful Sunshine, new poem after the style Of
" Beautiful Snow Price, 80 cents. g year
Address, s. r. WELLS, Publisher, $50 Broadway,
New York =
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03

THE LITTLE CORPORAL for August has
an enticing table Of contents. Stories from Mrs.
E. D. Kendall, Susan Coolidge, Lucia Chasa Bell
and others. The second ! stallment Of - Summer
Days at Kirkwood,'' by the editor. Mrs. Emily
Huntington Miller. Art, Science, and Natural
History, put into fascinating dress by the pens of
Martha Powell D .vis, DAVID Rice, NJ. D., and
Olive Thornc, and some very charming poems
from Geo &C Cooper, Ellen Porter Champion, aud
Mrs. NJ. B. G. Slade. This number has several
fine illustrations which now form attractive
feature Of this popular juven le. Terms, $l.5D a
year. JOHN K. MILLER, Publisher, Chicago.
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03

For ton years Dr.. Oreea's H1ns OF Tar has
been tested and proved N thousands Of cases. ca
pable Of curing all O!soss~ q ths Threat and Luagl
udce prevent you from being cured also7
DR, CROOKS VINE OF TAR is r'ch in the medicin.
nj qualities Of Tar, comblned with vegetable in
orcdients of undobted value. 1t rapid, ,ostors. a.
s.us.ed strength cleanses the stomas isa:es the
I;ceat. and makes pure blood. If you afflicted
in any way, we know the Nteel7ag tonic proportion OF
Dr. Crooks Wine of Tar. arc " hat you need.
II tcures all Coughs and caids, and its many wonder
nj cures Of Aathaa and Bronchitis, have caused many
to cali it sspccitic for these ?re.t s,l
ments require buts few doses All suffering from
her that Dr. Crooks Wine Of Tar has cured many
cases pronounced incurable.
Tha Ws,f and psb;litated should remember it rsna
y,.sa and inygorates the system, and is heatagvia
It xfso cures Liver sua Kidney Complaints, and BY
its healthy action on the Stomach, removes gys
repgia. Try one bottle. Take only Dr. Crook
Wine of Tar. Sold by Druggists.
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03
IynDOrtant to ShinDers.

A. r. W. Skinner, Chicago, Ill.,, who has
been in the general commission business for
the past ten years, is handling grain, hides,
and country produce Of all kinds His ref:
crenccs are first. class and country shippers
Will do well to enter correspondence with
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03

How to Pure hase a Clothes Wringer.
In purchasing clothes wringer we prefer
one with cog-wheels, as they greatly relieve
the rubber rolls from strain that would OF her
wise occur, and add much to the durability OF
the machine. The next point is TO see that
the cog wheels arc so arranged as not TO fly
apart when Il large article is passed between
the rollers. 1t matters not whether the cog
wheels are on one end or both ends of the
shaft if large articles disconrect them, they
arc entirely useless. This is very important,
for as the larger the article the greater the
strain. thercforef the cog wheels separate SO
as to disconncct, they are of no service when
most needed. We have taken some pains 10
examine the various wringers, and much pre-.
fer the Universal" as lately improved, be-
cause 1t has long and strong gears (Rowells
Patent Double Gcar), and is the only wringc,
with "patent stop" for preventing the cog.
wheels from separating SO far as to lose their
powcr.-Neto England Farmer. Having used
the kind of wringcr mentioned above, we
fully indorsc all that is said by our New Eng
land contcluporary.-Ed Of Scientific
Aanx xo.i<.n
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03
ARTHUR's LADY's HOME MAGAZINE

ARTHUR6 LADY'6 HOME NJ MAGAZINE
The frontispicce in the August number is entitled
" The Unsuspecting Artist" and represents an
artist in the wilds of California so engrossed in his
labor of sketcbing as to be oblivious to the pres
ence Of grizzly bear, which is close behind him
taking view Of the artist himself, and perhaps
thinking what glorious feast is eforc him were
he only hungry enough to enjoy ii. There are
also double-page fashion illustration, piece of
music, several stories, the fashion news recipes,
several pieces of poetry, etc, al combining to
make an entertaining number. 4 s ARTHUR &
SoFs, Philadelphia. Terms, 81 year; three
cop z, s.; 1onr s.; Ell hit, and ene extra, $12;
fifteen, ana one extra, $40.
TIE CH1LDREN's HoUR-There are
several excellent stories in the number for August
Two full-page and some smaller illustrations are
given. This is an attractive little magazine for
the children, specimen numbers Of which sent
to applicants on receipt of stamp for postage. r.
s. ARTHUR Sons, PHILADELPHIA, at 1.25 a year; !;
five copies $500; ten, and one extra, $1,000.
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03
Culture Of Celery.

AS celery is one Of the most pa1atablc
and wholesome vegetables, it should be
found in every garden. Another advan-
tage it. possesses is, that it may he kept
peri city fresh throughout the winter.
July is the best month lor planting celery ;
it may be planted at any time from the
middle of June until the middle Of August,
but after all July is the time best suited
for setting out the main crop. The ground
for this crop should be deeply titled and
we'll pulvrrzcd, and if not exceedingly
rich should have an abundance of we'll
rotted barn yard manure placed in trenches
one foot wide and eight or ten inches deep
80 that when the manure and soil are in
the trench, the surface will be a l:ltlc be-
low the ground level. by this means
moisture will be retained about the roots ,
aud a greater length Of tho stalk CAN be
blanchr.l than If the plants stood on the
groundwork. The rows should he at least
three feet asundcr-thc wider the hettcr-
and the plants six inches apart III the rows.
The leaves and roots should be shortened
considerably at the time OF planting, and
shaded and watcred until they have be-
come we'll rooted The plants may be
grown on the level surface in rows one
foot asrn,ler plants six inch apart, and
when they have arrived at full growth,
they may he blanchcd hy standing them
close together in deep trenches and COW l.
ing them with soil and stable manure.
The latter plan is now adopted by garden
crs. The former is perhaps best for pri-
vatc gardens Western Rurdl.
SUICIDE COM NINIITTED,
AS the result Of an inactive state of liver
and stomach, producing headache, obt''sr in
tcllrct, dullncss, dependency, drmcmm. and
finally Insanity, is no uncommon occurrence.
All these diSagrrcable symptoms and bad
feelings are most certainly dispellcd by the
use of Or. Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery
1t rcvitalizrs and builds up the whole system.
a little book OH Chronic Diseases sent free.
Address r. V. Pierce, NJ. d., Buffalo, N. Y.
Golden Medical Discovery sold by all drug
gstS. ."
The rclaxng3power of Johnson's Anodvne
Lini,nct is truly wonderful. Cases are n'-
ready numerous where bent and stiffrncd
limbs have been Iimbcrcd and straightcned by
it. When used for this purpose, the part
should be washed and rubbed thoroughly.
Apply the linimcnt cold, and rub itl i'll with
the lnnu
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03

THE LAND OF VEGETABLE WONDERs.-Thc
soil of California teens with vegetable phe-
nomena, giant trees, plants, roots and herbs
unknown elsewhere. From that vast botanic
field arc culled the ingredients of DIR. WALK
ER's VINEGAR BlTTERs, a medicine that is
astonishing the world with it's cures, and
throwing all other tonics, Alternatives and in
vIgorants into the shade. AS its benefits arc
extended, indigestion, biliousncss, intcrmit-
tent fever, rheumatism. kidney diseases,
bowel complaints, and all scrofulous and scOr-
butte disorders lose their terrors
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03

A crowd Of "horsc men," and others, daily
thrOng the stores in country and town for
'"cr'd""'s Ea""lry C1nduion Poactiers. They
understand that horses cannot be kept in good
condition without them, and with them can
be on much less quantity of grain
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03
Proper attention is given to the
Relation Of Railroads to tho Community and
Railrosd Legislation,
And also to the

Relations Of Companies to their Employees, and thef,
Several Rights and Dulles.
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03
Illustrated by Fine Engravings

In It's columns. Engineers Master Mechanics and Mann
factlrers find these illustrated descriptions Of the creates
value.
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03

"A little boy bad great liking for the
water. His mother told him not to go on,
the wharvcs or near the water. "FOr
Freddy, If you should get drowned, we
should never know what became of you u
"Oh, yes yun would, cause it would bc in
fbH ~
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03

People say iron natures never weep,
and yet we have seen whole rows Of can
non in tiers.
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03

In the ml!st of Il heavy shower dur
ing a prolonged storm, a little miss was oh
served at window, crying bitterly. "What
is the matter?' she was asked. "Im 'faid.'
"There's nothing to hurt you; what arc
YOU afraid Off" "'F'aid of Noah!"
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03

ulo Oeu, 0Au HHS OeIo1o tHe gas IL Lufueu
off for the night, often wakes up with a
start, with the fearful conviction that he
has OVERSIGHT himself, and that day has
long since dawrea. And upon u table
close by there fiOwns that cannon, and
beside it a wealth of black aud shining
grains to which the alchemy Of Boys
hopes and fond imaginings have given a
value far above what they would have
were they PARTICLES Of yellow dug from
the placers of California
What IN intcrminable night! How the
darkness ciings to earth! How often is
the serene rcposc Of the moonlight mis-
taken for the flash Of aurOral eyesl Night
of wakings; night of drcalnings that are
realities in vividness, and in which the
Boy, time and time again, thought he had
slept till noon, and that the Fourth was
half gone without his participation night
that is shod with lead, and that moves as
the hours that separates y lover from his
mistress night that is fevcrish, that ia
hated because it divides from tie Day
and yet loved bccausc it is so near the su.
premc event!
But now, after everlasting wakings, and
after sleepings that seem for hours and
are only for minutes, there comes a leaden
hue low upon the horizon across tho lake.
And into this sickly tint there creep
flushes Of tawny red, which, anon, deepen
into vivid crimson. Tho lcadcn hue
crawls up tho sky, pursued by the tawny
red, and from o'tt tho crimson thai is en-
bosomcd across the sluggish water there
comes a crescent, white hot with the fer
vor of promised day.
And just as the crescent grows into
fullness, and is born vast 'nd glowing
orb, trembling fingers arc ram'ning home
grains Of black, q nervous, boyish hand
carries the lighted punk to the tiny vent,
there is a blast, a smart report, the red
mouthed cannon filings itself back with
the vigor of its opening note, anl then
the Fourth has come. c.---lUliuto, in Chicago
Times.
Mower County transcript., 1871-08-03
A Cure FOR Collie i'm Horses
Price rs cts., 50 cts, and 81 per bottle.
in. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, 0.

I Mst rated Book Of Wonders sent IrC. Ad-
dress B. FOA Il CO., 3G9 Canal st., New Iork City.
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Sreue gelpinnt.
-G00-
Grad b un9
BON
Sran3 SoHmanm.
A6te8 Rapitel.

~Wteo h0Yttet.
MteirR Siilfe fcmmt BON Serrm.
tGsrtistuue.)
I'D mstn Gott, metn Soft" risf
bsr sbrlidt Sylpeers tnesm er blstt
unb sittsrnb tn bas tleine 3tntsrahb&sn
aarsts. no sr Briqust une auetan Dor
ben Spdtsraussn bes bSitn @rafsn
GUuserss ssrbOrssn ttsIt. "mstn @ott,
mas Ioll,n mir tbun! Man wtre quo
Fnbsn ! .Illss III Ssrlorsn! at. adj. wsr
tonntt bas abhsn 2"
,Das bsnn. SptpeRrea" fraste Brit
ruet, benn bod sin wsnis bsunruttet
iibsr bic fatbars &nsi bee Goratitsrs.
,GaR gu&. Mann! glOb IL nt&ts psr'
loren. w,nn Str nt& ben 9cpf psrlisrtl
Dsr mir uns fnesns 60 fpre&t bo&!"
Der 3jnis!" ftammslts SplpsRrs.
,,Gr 10 unus,bOft uuf tsm SGlOas on
sstommsn-wtu ouf bic Saspissttn -
BET msinsr 5itts fou 1& alss psrfam'
m.ln - wcbl bunpsrt Nlsnl&en wsrbsn
tUmmsn - unp fribfidsn wia bet aS'
bier - . pimmsl, wts tOuut Sbr Ga&
ba psrbprssu taltsn! Die sanss tlstns
f1iitte wirb um unb Inn aewsncet wtrs
ben"
,Dsr a5atsa 9asO q fasts BriqusI
elm wsnts hRdrst "eas 10 irsilt&
| 1&limm! Mann wirb nathrlitt bensan'
,en Dalb bur&arsifen unb uns fnssn
w,nn mir nttt In sinsm F&srsn gsrRs'
de 3uEu&t iudsn! &tsy no boil
= ia, bas ssbt! Gsi&wtnb. eustan
Sm unisrirbii&,n @anss fu&t unb snt
psdt uns gltemanb! Gtlis fort. Dor
wollsn mir uus psrbsrssn! unb, ws'
w.ib. alss fann NOD fsbr gut psrssn
\ Sa, bu mubt naa bsm @anss, uns Id
1--wtr wtrbsn {sbsn."
6isr salt tsin lansss 3Sssrn anpBs
beaten. S&nsa psrltsbtn 8rtqust uni
eueian bic 5iits SylpsRrs's unb stltel
tbrem gsrasds su. Gle eranssn Il
benz GewSlbs bis 3a Der Galltthr pO'
tintsr mtl&sr bic Stufsu mad aufwdrt
tn eas S&to6 fatrten. 6isr ma&i
Yriqust 6alt uno bat euslam. I'D nt&
( yon Der Steae su ttettsn.
{ ,llnb wObIn wiaf eu sstsn 2" frasl
/ Der Rnats.
il ,,Sn ben Dalb surid," srpttbsr'
\ Briqust. ,lSlsr bin ID uu nt&ts nab'
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miHourt @einlieb
BON
Srtebrth W u n d.

SOt auf ben Bergen slault In oouusn1&sins
Der &tbsn eOlptnt 9ru&t
Do& ilf's am 8btin u. INNER nur am Rbsins,
Wo ibr btt 8sbs iu&ts
@n bs5 aRtffeuri rsi&m llitrn sriiusn
Mu& cole &eb,n l&On.
Bon ,pirm'nr Sonnt frlb unp ipat bsltisnsn
Dem 3Isibissn gum pObn,
gBbbl miib'a am l&Snta &bstne hsitn 8Isibss
Gid Wiu,sr Gag fir Gag,
Damit bsr ROI,e 9utsbsrr ibrs S&psiBsS
Grpfrb SsrpraGsn tnas.
Tins pa&i'i bsr Wsin TN frsisn psimatblanbl
llnb label Mle eIti@;
@n unfrn SlrBms waIpumlauntsm Strants
Sinb AGe fret unb reid.
W0 iiinsi NOD Yiifsl, Ydr u. VanlbT bauT Ten
limb andres unssibam,
Wo Spsr uEb pfsil In pilbsn Sample ldnl'-
ten,
SI's isst ni&t msbr 70 ftlimm.
Stait llrpaIO ltmiidt bic 8fbe nun bsn 8Obsu
uno Iabet sum @snub,
llub frsIs Wdnnsr lisbi man sifds rOesn
llnb l6ahn llsbunaB.
NuH ibr, tbr Yribtr, fern am Ssuti&m 8btins
3 mart ibr nit uus bier
llnb iranltt aut bon bent WiGOuri.W Wsint
llne pdrtt frti pis mir
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poe(lc.

Mm Grab ,neines crtu acb:
ienen &DbneS
ppn
&. v. 3anet.
d trun!fn rubt, mas uns pou bir,
@tIisbtsS 3inb, esblisbsn!
Daa bu uns parh im Ss,sn fsbts
Mtt bsil'sr S&rtft ssi&risbsu.
pSrf bn b. unitn AUD ben &af
Dss DatsrIanb5 sribnsn
Reiu qanb, bsin eanb aanb auf ,um aampt
Du sSblf ~ Gtinsm SSbnsn.
Du bail's ssItsbt, 70 jung bu mari,
Wis ptr bon ibm ssf&isbsn;
Us mar hsiu StoIs. bu bsuif&ss psrL
Dsin 1btusffss bisnisssu.
o, idIisff bu ri&t ben sw cen S&Iaf
Sd eabs bid gum wfanbe
Der eisbs, bic kin S&uisrj er,plret
Die 9tsb' jum 8atfrlanbt!
tlnb siusa bu bin unb ilirbR bfn IOb
8iirs gat.rIanb. BEN fabsn:-
Dan ats ea&sIu bats sssri6t
Ddn Isstss wIrb' 70 sra6en.
Do& f&Iafe l&lafs !-Grii&ss 0riin
Sprobt aud snpor aus 0raftsn;
Die 9uft n, psnn bic ROf' AUD wtli,
ROD pua pon ib.n Diiftsa.
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Strcsenee Gclllnoheit

III sin Seafn. ecr Wrniscn eswdbri pirb. Die.
jsniSsn. wsltt ron Maiur nit ltlrIcr Gcnltiiutrn
unb trdfiaem Aprpsr tsslntiat limb pernatlai(i>
gen leitt bic spr YtpabrunS bieler Ipitlihen Ga
ben npibssn DpriidtsmaBrsssln gs fam ipirf~
lid als Hesd gelien. bab e eeunber unb irdft~
ger Gin WeniA IN, teitcmsbr wrb sr isintm abrs
per uumutbsn. 70 III penisilens elm 3rpit fur
bic pom Raiur S4wah!iden, Su wiiIen, baB lie
burt tintn eebpriaen Bebranh eeS Wlittsls, mel
&ss ibntn Ole Dilsni6aft sur 9erflsuns ssltut
bat, 70 traflisrn unb brltslen fOnnel bab iit
cine pitl bsiItre @usiht auf Iansss. eebsn unb
auf lebibteit ppn JtranEbeiisn unb Sbmcr,en
babsn, ale bic ltirfnsn brsr Wiimsniden, pslbe
70 tbSrt6t iine, (b fur unperleBlit gu ballcn une
btmssndb lsbsn.
Nir bsbaupisn niht ~ piel ipenn mir Iaeen,
BAT mebr ais bic 5dits Ter Seppbncr Der cipili-
fiien Dtli eelsasnilih eines strdfrisunss
beoarf um i'm Stdnbe su iein, bic Mnlirfn9un9en
bee Rcrptrs uub Beifss ausiubalteu, ipelbe baS
ihnfue Grten in bieler railIplen 9et NIT itt
brtnst. Wabrlih, Elm rsines, sslunbes. nibt
aufrfetnbts Stdrtunssmltsl III pas srube Be-
tlrfnl6 Der asihaftipsu Wilipnsn. unb iis battn
sstn ppitetttrs Wagenbittsrem Gsif
cine tleistutt Wsojin. b. b. s5 rrlsibt &c"
ttpatien aolpGrn hautrnos aTafi unb frdftst
&6rpsr ppn garter GOnltiuilOn. Srin 8uf unb
itin Ablae babsn bsItinbis iusenommsn. 9pn-
surrtnten bislts Seimiliels limb In unbslbrinf-
ter Wtnss snsrflbrt polcen unb gum @fel. 10,
melt ss bas YubIifum btiriHi. in Der Sp1nung,
jtnsu ben 8ans atiulaufsn absr fs linp ole
tatptter tsi BEN 8srlab unlsrsesansel, pbsr
nett lurldssbIist1i. gs ID tsr sISBte MstBin.
Suttt6 bts jtBisen Sabrbunpets sspUrosn, unp
ts sitbt gang sswb fsins Yalsnt. Msbi,in in bic.
fem 9anps. bic iO wsittin betannt III ausemsin
stkrau1t pirb.
8tbn SdnsIprsilsn. bic (SOnntasS ausssnum>
msn) btlanpis has sanbe Sabr bineurb I'M Gam
iHaffsnbeit unb Der 9ussn bisier Mebi,in aus.
einauberstitst III. Disltlbe III irst iabrlit in
ubsr ADJ Wilioren grsmplaren perbrsiist.
Stphmbsr 7. T.-4f. TX.
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~ 1auhpsit, Siinup,m uno Gatarrh psrben
nit BEN srbbtsn Grfplse ppn Or. 8. SIaafs,
R. D., Musen. unp Sbrsnarsitn (Isinsr Spseia>
Iitdt tn benz Msbieinii6sn GOllssum son Ysnn>
tpIpanitn, l3 Sabre Grfabruns, (frlbsr BON 2sp>
hen, 6oaanbD, Ro. sos ard Strabs, Ybilabsl.
spia, bebaubslt. 3susniiis t0nnsn in isinsr Sf.
fee tinfebsn perben. Die Merjts iinb einselabsnt
tre Yatienten ju bssleitsn, ba sr feline Gsbsim>
uife ~ fsiner YraTis bat. al nftlids au>
sen etne S6mrJsn sinSslsst. f5lr llntsriu&un,
een nittts bre6nst; Sft. l3. 1870
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Nott3 alt Sarbe3abler.

Sie Suplifaten Der S1ulz
Iartn fnb nun In BEN p6nbsn bts o&aemsi.
eers gum QOasiiirsn fir etn 3sitraum pon bret
. Nsnattn sOm Datum bi,isr Roti, an esrsG.
1ft asm6b elmer Aits Der @tl,Bstbuns. paIFit
1869 bsJaaltb her Giniaiisuns eu S&uI-
1arsn furtt ben StaBmditsr.
80 Ra&rttt II biermit esssbsn, baB BON
unh nad Nuaulf IL bic Sftobsr II. 1871 (bti.
et 1ose NIT etnasi&lciItn), sin NaHlab pun
tanf prp Gent alsn Idrjabltrn srlaubt
rtTb, ptIte pGbrsnb eislsr aussssbtntu 3.it
tire S&ulinrtn btlablsn. yia& ttnem Daium
eisb isin Ra&la6 pabrsnb bee Nonais (Ot.
tpbfr) mibr frlaubt. Sm Gal nitt aat Sare
tnntrtalb bret Npnattn rom Sage unb Datum
hifltr 0otia an ssrs&net bsjablt finb, pirb ii.
ne Mufagt bon fiinfprp Gent auf ben
Usiammitstras bu aarsn ssIsst pubsn.
9.R. Metser,
S&asmstisr Der S&uItsbUres,
parrtsbura, Muaut 81, 1871.
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Sabrsans 6.
0te
eanfpluaniide Staats,eituus,

psransasseben BON
j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
er(&ttnt itbsn DonnerRas, unb ionst 50. 90
per Sabr, ,ablbar innerbaIb bes9abrfs. unb
~. 80 na6 Beraub bts Sabrganss.
&inlslns 9rtmplarrn, 8 Gemt8 per Stad.
Rtinf SubleriptiUntn wsrptn fir wtnt8er
ale lt&s WUnaten anssntinmsn; AUD tann
ghsnianb bas 8latt abbsfsltn, bio ale &ld-
aanbe bs,abIt iinb.
Die er66te 0erbrettune.
Die Circulation tsr nwennfpISantf&e
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-02-18

EUREKA. While walking down "Broad.
way" yesterday, 1--WE think that is the name
the street, but don't know, our attention
was attracted by an unusual object, which
we at first took to be the veritable sea "sar-
pint" Imagine our surprise when we found
that it was a sidewalk-yes, sir, a sidewalk
and situated right where everybody has to
cross the street to get to the Court House,
too. Speaking of sidewalks, we noticed a
gentleman and lady, the other day, making
their way toward the depot. The gentleman
carried large valise, and both appeared in
a great hurry to reach the train. Owing to
the ''muchness" of the valise Cor the narrow
ness of the walk they found it impossible
to walk abreast, and accordingly single filed
it. Some of the planks being of '1oose"
character, and the "valise' being in the ad-
vance, Of course the opposite end was bound
to become elevated" and the lady not no.
ticing that the plank was not eight" caught
her loot in it, and-dropped something
What a splendid joke it would have been if
she had happened to have broken some OF
her limbs, and the city had had to pay the
small sum of about $4,000 for damages
Nothing would be nicer than to have neat
walk built from the Court House square to
the depot, for the benefit of not only our
home folks, but the travelling public. Our
children would rise up and call our City
Fathers "blessed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-02-18

tanned during the past ten years, the present
population of the country would have been
42,630,854, OF about 100000 greater than
is shown to be the case.
The following table shows that there are
in the United States sixty-seven cities with
a population of over 10000 inhabitants.
Washington, which, in 1860, stood number
fourteen on the list, now stands number
twelve, Louisville, Albany, and Newark
having been outnumbered, while San Franz
cisco has outstripped the four, and taken its
position tenth Oh the list st. Louis and
Chicago have passed Baltimore, New Or
leans and Cincinnati, and stand fourth and
fifth on the list, while Baltimore, which
stood fourth on the list in 1860, now stands
sixth. In the matter of per centage of gain
Kansas City, Missouri, is far in the lead,
while New Bedford, in the North, and Sa-
vannah, in the South, are the only cities
which show an actual decrease. Among
the most remarkable examples of increase
in population are Scranton, Pa, from 9,233,
in 1860, to SO, 1862 in 1870, and Leavenworth,
Kansas, from 1929 to 2O,960.
In 1860 the aggregate population of the
ten leading cities was 2,7O8,987. In 1870
the same cities show population Of 3, 642,
466, a gain of 933, 479, or an average of "a
per cent; and corresponding increase
which seems more than probable, for the
next decade, would give in those cities pop
ulation Of nearly five millions
The table will be found very interesting
to those who desire to analyze it, and con-
venient to all for reference: