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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-13
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of O Laxative
Medicine.

Perhaps no n mcdi'
cine is so universally
required by every
body as a Catharic,
nor was even any DO.
fore so universally
adopted into use, In
every country and
among all classes, az
this mild but efficient
p~urgatiye PiH. The
obvious reason lie,
that 1t Is a o relia-
hla and far mora If.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-13

no preparation IN tne NOlll can HlollCC 80
many unqualified endorsements by physicians
Of the very highest standing in their profession.
Endorsed also by the clergy und the leading
denominations papers.
UNITED STATES MAEISE HOSPITAL,
81. Louis, No., October <, ls7O.}
James A. Jackson q Co. -Gentlemen As
YOU have communicated to the medical proips-
sion the recipe OF the clone Bittcrs,' 1t can
not, therefore, be- considered u patent medicine,
no patent having been taken for it. We have
examined the formula for making the %"IlorRe
Bitters,' and unhcSitatjngly ray the colnhina.
ton il one o.! rare excellence, all the articles
are the best Ut the class to which they belong,
being highly tonic, otimu!aut, stomaChic, car
initiative, aui slightly laxative. The mode of
preparing them il strictly in accordance with
the rules of pharmacy. Having used them, seen
il effects in our private practice, wc ttkc plea
sure in recommending them 10 al IeraoEs lesi-
rous Of taking Bittsrs, VA Icing the best Tonic
and Stinulant now offered 10 the public.
FRANK G.. URrER.
Prof. Uhstptrics md Disease, OF Women college
ot PhyaiciAns, and l.tr member Board Of
Health.
i.C,l. uiNLl%lEEE,
Prof, oG Ob-t.trlr- and Disease Of NoncG, 81.
IOnis Medical COLLEGE.
NI;tkE MCDOWELL. ". H.,
Late l~rr,i!rnt Nic-oni M"0ical Collesr.
F.. g.. CLARK. w.. H.,
Prof. Sursrr2 No. Hrura. College, and late Re-
sidcnt physiriau civ l~in-pitli. st. i"lis No..
HERBERT ElMM,
Prof. Practice rragm1cy, 81. Louis ro!iege D!
Pharmacy.
&C. WHTEnILl, hi. Mol. Ar hive.
Alfred IlcacorA, ". l.. lr. =. V. f.. tniwir.
C.. Gcrieke, NJ. j.. =. q. Noes, " =.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-13
BENEFICIAL 20 FEMALES.

Strengthening the holy, in,igorating the mind,
and giving tone and elasticity to the whole syS-
TEN. The HOME BITTERS are compounded
with the greatest care. and no tonic stimulant
has ever before been offered to the public go
pleasant to the taste and At the sam time COM
binins 50 many remedial agents endorsed ty the
medical fraternity ~ the best known tn the
Phsrmacria. 1t costs but little to give them a
fair trial, End
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-13
SURE PREyEN TIVE

Tor Fever sni Agus, ln,rI mltter's. iilousurs,
aud all disorders arising from malRrious causes
They are highly recommended NJ an Anti Dys-
peptic, and In cases IL Indigestion ars invaiua-
ble. "A nm appetizer and recuperant, and in
cases of general debility, they have never, IN y
single instance, failed in producing the moot
happy results. They are particularly
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-13

A RE ENDORSED and prescribed by more
IA leading Physicians than any other Tonic
now Ia use. They are a
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-13
Every Family Should Have a Bottle

No preparation in the world can proiUcc so
many unqualified endorsements by physicians
of the very highest standing in their profession.
Endorsed also by the clergy and the leading
UNCONVENTIONAL papers.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-13
Froal the Leading Musicians End
Teachers of Baltimore.

Mas \ D. EGtRToN,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-31
n.
Qit

Mit eelsner sbenbslutb besc0tu,
Bom @eItentran3e rings umfoGen,
Wie i9pimmT eu, 5nfL fanft babin!
. bu, slei@ frommen Gremtten
Som @elteeputIe abeef&nttten,
Des Sees title alausneriu!
Gs mag i'm @lanse teiner Mueu
Miut TAFT Gas ftrbe dug fl& f@aueu,
Miht iatt ii, beiuem Blitbenfdnee.
. idSner &ran3 sun Gru&t unb @eben,
BON 5lseln, bic f& iauft erbebeu,
Bon roleufarb'nem @ielenfleel
Ta6 i'd auf Dir Elm 9att&en fdnoe,
Du Observation-Disclosures @eldnbe,
limb einen Greunb i'm niebern Dad!
Da f1STen uns babin bic @tuneeu,
gu @eeleneintlans eng uerbuneen,
@p Iebli9 mie ber @ilberbad,
2n beinen l1feru tpoQf i'd trauuneu,
WoQt' inner. unter peinen 8dumen,
Su felieer 9ersefenbeit!
M9 wa,'s pom S&idlal mir beiaieten,
@ie lebt i'd rubis uub jufrieben,
8on Gorge fern unp fern BON Neio!
limb l1l'te i& r1ein 2ebeusfeeeL
6o baute mir Der 6reuno am 9aeel
Gin Mal am ftlbNsepaan3teu Baum.
BORT wirbe Id bic @rabl&rift beben:
,6ier lebt' Ct Elm beslidtes Qeben,
6ter trGumt ct aud ben Tobestrauu1."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-31
(Gertiebuns1

Transina sudte sulammen, wte tn
Def tiaem S1r,d, ibre 66nce fanfen
traftlc5 nierer, ie ~ftarrte nit pett oufz
seriituen Nu9en, wie ent9eiitert, ben
Maler an.
Die nddfe @ode?" rtef tb,e Mutz
ter uunp pas (aeen Ste uns erf jeBt?"
. SD bate etni9e Mlbe," erwicerte
Ct, uneinem @ater rte Grlautni6 absuz
jdmei9sln. Der quite papa bdlt MID
immer nod niat flr frdftis oenus, UNI
bic Nnfreneunsen, Dor NQem bic pielen
neuen Gincrife ;u tewd|tisen, penen
ta auf eislsr &eiie entseeen9ebe. Nber
pa Wultap nddfte Wohe obreii, 70
trus Die Grmd9uue, raB mir Die erf>n
lassrsiisn aemeinitafli@ MAIDEN fSnz
men, uter ale bie1s Berenflidtst1rn ccn
Siso pappn. 99 babe mir fu9ar 20.
qenommen, nod etpas ldn9er, ol6 tb
III 6aule einseltebe> nit tbm sulammenz
,uletn. SD Mill ndmlth Die 9etfli@en
uetuuoen nit ibm ;ualeid in Gelcftr@
MAIDEN unp 10, an 2eib uno @ee(e en-
nerert uno eeitd,ft, pon rort aus tie
pllserfabrt antreten mad eer elpt9en
Homa!"
uIa5 fam i@ nur aus 9an;er Seele
eutbetben>" laste Grau 5elc. ~Bir
leben Sie bod porbtr NODE" flste fte
biu,u, "a per Mlaler f@ gum Gort9eben
riltete.
,@ewis, perebrte Grau. Der ab>
l@ieu BON Sbnen uao Sbrem 9aule 1T
rer i1werlte uup ioQ Der leBte letn, cen
t& ~ nebnen babe. &ber no 1T benn
pae Jrdulein
6ranitna bate fi6 fill entfernt> ct
farrte Die @teue an, no fe 9elelen,
als tonne Ct tbre pl6glide Mbwelenbeit
ni9t fa0en. Gnpti@ trat er ans Sem
lter, bra@ cine LANCE Nanfe BON Dem
pilcen Weintod alb, uno le9te rteielbe
uber BEN S%tldrabmen.
Dian madt t9 co4 bemerflia,
penn man fortseben wiu," murmelte er
unsufriepen DOT il@ bin.
Dte Mutter fab ieinem Treiben nerz
munpert uno Elm wenis dnsfli@ su.
ST aber muete ibre @esenpart oersel>
in baben.
Na&ceu, ct bic &ante ierefdltte oul
zen meiben Damaft 3ure4t 8elest per,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-31
Ser Is anberer +.

lonen NIT etnem Sdifsfapitdn einen
Gontratt fir $50 obeel4Ionen bate,
unp nun nas 2anp 3etsen moQte, bieies
ganp in 8eiB 3u nebmen. 3wan3ie
Yer1onen pollten 1ofort bic Nniiepe!un9
beeinnen, Die l1ebrtpen fo0ten raoon
ais Elm MusI9ub bes @ereias Nusen<
laein nebmen uup einen 9rinoliden
@eridt abfatten. Der Sag Der Abz
retle par auf ben 4. Nprl feft9eleBt.
[Tcrt(etune fclst.]
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-31
@eitbicbte opn &tctp Him,
Rtnne1cta.
(Bon sieu. aleranher 8erDbols, Yiarrer IN
Netu Him..

Mm %. Tsbruor 1872 murce in
New: ulm Die Gr5fnuns Der Winono
unc ct. petete*) Gilentabn feterlid)
beaon9en. Was 1T in un|eren 1aaen
cine Start ctne Gilenbabn - 60
caaten aud rie 8lraer BON New Tim,
unp in Get 1bnt, oerbunren eurd ZEN
@6ienenfrana, Den 0sben6meder unle@
reg 3abrbunosrte, NIT zen or36ten
Stdrten Der 8sreiui9ten Staaten, entz
1pidelte ii9 in rtelem edit reutlden,
rpeittefannten II: 3 eisleenanntenS tdot<
den elm reyes 2eten, wte mon es por
amei Wionaten, rem Gage oti9er Gef>
li@feit ~ feben ni6t 9ewobnt war, 70
paB man mt Ne@t errparten parf, aus
Dem Stattt ben miro mod cine ~Staot''
tperoen. Wanhe Stoct eieie 8roben
Union. %,po,auf Nmu,fa itolS 1T, jdbl'
beute ,pe,t mebr 6duler, ais lie pcr
tauu, einem WenlhsnalterS eelen bate.
unp parum (ollte Mewsu.m feline |15ne
3ufunft BADEN?
Mas REQ ulm in @eSue auf@r66e.
6anccl unp @ewtrte fur Bsre9ti9una
fur ne 3utunft ba', ldbt i& alelolnAe
nidt nit @~swibbeit be,e4n,n, 1T auh
ri9t bic Nbitt otslet 3slen, tcnrern
cine lenfi91ift lber eellen VtrsauB n:
belt,
lie @rintun9 tteler @nfereluna.
,pel9e fir cue 3siten interelante Do.
meme aus ZEN meni9eu 5abren ibres
Yefebens enltdlt unp peren Gntmide,
y Run Btnona>Ntm ulua G~ifeutatn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-31

gierun9e1 ais ben notdrliden Deinc an
juieben, uno bieles @efdbl tonnte rurd
cine rationale Grrunoen1hoft niat be-
tetttst tperoeu. los x%anbyolf bat rurd
ben &rie8 nidts %o.rponnen. ais neue
Saiten, uno bat ratei nod feline S6bne
serloren. Rein @uncer, taB Is fstn
Nu9enmerf mebr ais ie auf Elm 2anr
lentt> BON pel1em ee nur 9ilnftt9e,
0rcbartise Ginrrlde erbdlt.
Die Deut(9en in Mmerifa faidtsn
.pdbreno pes &rteBes 9uncerttauienoe
an Die &csteruns uno fteuertea neben>
BET nod 1auisnpe 3u Irfalen !9dlfs>
fcncS bel. Ter 3unebmenpe 8ertebr
brtn8t aQjdbrli9 6uueerte unb 9au<
fenoe aus Mmerifa a!s poblbabenpe
2eute nod ibrer 6simat wel9e pteielbe
par faum 3pon3is Sabren ats art'e
1r6pfe p%erla0enbaben. unabbdnsiBe
junee 9eu1e tsioerlei @e(dleats, wel>
DE In Geutldlanp taum 10 piel per>
pienteu, UNI f9 latt 81 e0en uno tbre
Bl5ben ;u oeden, rte tnfolBe De0en
ra9 Amerifa ousranterten, erfreuten
ibre Anseb6rieen pur6 @eloleneun9en
ne.@e jetsen, ooB Is tbnen bier gut
eebt te0er ais fe Is je in Deutl4lanp
ertparten purften.
:2iebt man nod nebenbet Die 9lniti>
gen Naariaten in 9etra@t, wel&e
iibrlt@ sur9 Wiuipnen BON pripat<
brtefsn na9 alien .1beilen bes peutl&en
@ei6e6 eelansen, 10 hreubt man ft@
ni4t u punrern> paB bic M%usuaaoe<
runoslut unter Der ceutlden 2anobe>
s5lteruue thinner ffdtfet miro.
Wa6 bat Der peutfde Bauer uno
IaoelSbner BON ietneu 2eben uno
@treten S~nnerbaib Der leBten Is
Sabre bat f9 in Deutl&lane @ielee
9ete0e t. bic 8eamten9ebalte wuroen
ert1bt bic 6anomsrfer forpern b6bere
preiie, bic 6abritz Arbeiter, ielba Rne@z
te unp Wdepe erbalten b6bere 26bue
bel Dem 8auer 1T paeesen @Qes ftabil
9eblieten, Ni&t6 1T b6ber 9erporren,
ale tte-Steuern unp Ger 3in6fub.
Der reutfde Bauer sablt an eireften
Gteusrn cine @tnfrmmeniteuer> cine
2anpiteuer> cine 8aultsuer> Die Teuerz
uno 5o9el>8 erfaerung, Dammz unp
Get9reparatur unp in pielen 0dlen
iosar cine Nbl6lunesf:uer, 100 alte
Teuralrs@te beftanoen. 3u ellen pte>
fen Steuern fpmmt nod per ffrenSe
Milttdrpienf, nelder bic erwo9lenen
@Sbne in ben Sabren, In neneu fe H.
rem Gltern etwas niigen f5nnten, in bic
Gan ion ruff no b;elelbsn obermal5 tn
folee Der un3ureidenren 26bnuu9 unb
Bef5fieuus nur @elD uno s,par piel
@elp foften. Wer fann cesba!b een
2anpleuten percenfen, po6 fe ibre
SStne mad Amerita idifen> 100 ii@
bielelben tn ben Sabren, in eenen fe
benz Staat' ais Spleat u pienen bit
ten> cine griltsn3 s%rinpen f6nnen ;
pr psrpenft es ibnen> rpenu (ie f9lieb<
lt9 fslbf GU 5manrern?
ollie Ysrbote, Grihmerungen u1o
8e(brdnfunssn rpercen ntdt serfangen.
Der Staat muB pa5 uebel In leiAer
@ur3sl ansreiien, er mub bic 2afen
oere9ter psrtbeilen, ZEN Militdrptenf
went9er prIdenp sPftalten, Dem golfe
raebr Greibeit Gdern, poer r mu6
chen "laufen lal1sn> mas ll@ ni@t ball
ten ldEt."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-31

lung bis %. Tebruar 1872, jou in ciez
fen 3etltn Ger @abrbeit ofn,dB, info
ferne bieielbe aussufuubldoflen ea Dem
S9reiter betm replihaen 8etreben
m5Ali& mar, fur3 unp bunot9 barge
felt mercen. eq
Das bic @s1ai@te Ter Stapt BON
Ger @rincuns BIG gum Sabre 1862,
Nu9uf, anbelan9t, 1T fe eroben 1bstlS
Dem ~Nfew llln Yionter" i'm Sabre
1853, Dem pierten Sabre be6 Befebens
ber Nnfeoelune, ben, prttteu SABRE Der
Stapt, als Organ rerMnfsoler 9esrdn<
BET entnommen ; cas- uebriee 1T Der
Beridt pom nod letencen Betbeiltsteu
ale Musenieuseu, BON rene1 f@ Der
8erfaGer belonper6 6erren 2ucwts
Meper, Mtbanaius 6erle unp Soiepb
lam5a@ gam Dant perpFi&tet fablt;
ferner aud 6errsn @barles Gob, &C.
senwdrtis City MaYor, fir 9tfdutse
u%eterlo1un8 CTS ".pionier."
Die Scee, pside man pom Chicago
aus i'm Sabre 1858 ;u realifren be-
frett npar (Gbtea9o 1T Die Wutterfact
BON Nsm> ulm), erebte fid UNI NusIz
bun9 ree N0oclationsredtes 3um3wede
birserli@er Seltttdnci9teitsfe uu
Arbeiter &paren ee, Die mad abenplt9em
lnterrtdte in Der en9liden epra@e an
ibrs fociaIe emancipation ta4ten.
profelipniten 9elelten lib pa;u, man
perbeutlidte ft@ ote @lst6beredtt9un9
NQer> erinnerte fd pes @laimre6tes,
unb, BON lceialer 5insebuns ersrifen,
eelan0te man unwiutdbrii6 gum plane
Der Musfubruus. Die man 'il4 uber<
baupt BON ben Spefulationsn Der Gin
seborensn ferue bolten rpoute> 10 loQte
AUDI se9enlettie oue Equalization unz
terlagt lein. SIM @eeeniaBe III Der
ausemeinen, ater ttrieen Annabme,
oaB @slp paS 9auptmtttel CUR Nusz
fubrun9 lei, murpe pieMrbeit als3aupt<
mitttl aufeeftelt. Dem, la9te man
f@, ruenn bic Sahe nit Gnerate uno
@brlidfeit anseerifsn wtrc, 10 fann es
nt9t feblen, baB pos 2anb our& Be-
bauen raid Al @ertbe Reiet> pab itber>
baupt bic Yrooufte einen Bobltanp
berporrufen. Dteieu @obltano woIte
man bann perlh6nern unp pererlen
pu,9 9eueinnIBtse lociale Gtnrtdtunz
gen.
SIM Mopember 1853 erl4ien Elm
Nufruf in Der ~SQtnote Staats3eituns"
Don Gbicaso, ee5 Snbalts> poB man
einen reutlhen 2%anererein 9rGncen
woat. Ginselapen waren tauptldali@
Die Mrbeiter.
BUR bsltimmten 3eit p%erlammelten
f9 sesen flnfji9 Mdnner, man l6lob
i9 an chamber an unc l@ritt CUR Dr.
e%antlation.
Na9pem Der @orfanb uno Elm Nsent
aepdblt rporcen, belhloB man: Der
3wed peS beutlden xanpperetns 1T,
ieoem beutlden Nrbetter, Yiafen uno
Ncvctaten aus9enomnte1, (pprtlth tn
bent ~Neu ulm pionier" SO. III.
Mdrs 1859 cine ei9ene 6eimfdtte in
elmer 9eiuncsn, frudtbaren @e9enc
uno suar an einem l6iftaren 6lu(e gu
p;ridofen. Der 2anpoeretn iegte f9
alio ror, cas- en1|predenpe> binreidence
eano tiui9 gu erperten uno cine &olo7
ME iu erincen, Die einen StactplaB
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-31
Stebentes 6 apitel.

Die @9Sne @tdfn Malten febrte in
Die @aterfaot 3u:id. na&oem cae neu>
permdblte Yaar Die 5o&settsreile 10 itbr
~pe,ldnsert bate, ols Die r{enflt&en
gerbdllni0e bes @rafen pies seftatte>
ten.
Gs rpar nidt icwotl Elm 9robes
@tud @elt, ais Elm Studden erpbe
@elt, wel9es @pnftan3e auf oielerReiIe
fenucn lernte, bic fe ntat in entfernte
Qdnper unp ni9t in Y~or;u9smetle f9Sne
Weaenpen, 1oncern bauptld9li9 in Ell
nioe Der pprnebmten unp belu9teften
Dippebdper sefabrt Bate.
bort Bate fie i1& nit erobem Offer
in ras eleeante @ewubl Der @elel>
,9aft eefirst unb ben eelen Namen IT,
req @atteu, BON bem @lan3e ibrer juns
gen @@5nbeit, tbrem INSTRUMENTATION
9urus Sebobeu, tn @uQseflbl ibrer
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-31

uNo
Affaweisbeit.

Gbarafterbiloer Der 0eeenmart,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-05

S,MErHEG NEW UNDER THE Sun
new era is dawning Upon the life of wo-
man Hitherto she has been called upon
to suffer the ills Of mankind and her own
besides The frequent and distressing
Irregularities peculiar to her sex have
long been to her the ''direful spring of
wocs uunumbered Ia the mansion of
the rich and in the howell of poverty alike
woman has been the constant yet patient
victim of n thousand ills unknown to man
aud these without remedy ooh Lord,
how long r in the agony Of her soul hath
she cried But now the hour of her re,
demption Is come. She will suffer no more
for DIR. J. Rradfisld's Female Regulator
Woman's Best Friend for sale by all
respectable Druggists throughout the land
at 81 SO per bottle. In another column
OF this ne wsLaber viii be found some in
teresting particulars concerning the Fee
male Regulator and other information
highly important to women.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-05
.FAssO,s DEATH. klkILad
WRITTEN FOR TEE BOLIVAR BULLETIN BY A..
10 a.-at1-ll-a
Soft through the CRATE Of 3 narrow cell

WRITTEN FOR rHE Ro1IyARs sylssETTtSN p A-H,s
Soft through the CRATE Of marrow cell
Stole the light Of dawniRg dag,
= And the s3lEery tones Of the rastin ben Il
To the monks who were waiohisg there dii tsn
Il That the might lad passed away ed g. a-s.
withiu that ha,Io7cd spot these lay ,973fla Ed
3 poet on his dying bed -ffai .rlfs8t
Aad as the night turned into day So aygf ~
Eis life ebbing fast swsy,ssi % --f-.-tls, : 4
and death oams On With HoisslsFs sr4ad. q, j
In sweet rebess he nov, REFINED. % yrar4fral
81 And to his sorr0wing friends he said b., "a -. !. !,
eat Rome, to-day. for me is twined \
The wreath for which my hart hath pined
But OH they cannot crown the dead
'.I.assr has been my lot EARTH
But now my work is nearly done;
From ch:ldhood-naT, from very birth
I've striyen for honor. but my worth
Alas has nothing won.
My heart has cluns with warmest love
To hollow glory and renown, 20
But now my soul must above, s1 q
MY heart reIinquish what It strove ra5Er go
To gain earth--a laurel crown. 1slf ....e "a
''God has mercy brought me here
That may die in peace; 5
Ny soul has never felt 50 near
To God, who holds that soul 50 deaf,
As that life cease.
''sy talents haPIy were not given
For earthly grandeur or regard. ZOO.
But God is pleased that have strivez
To gain the happiness OF Heaven,
And now meet the just reward
His accents ceased. heavy dew
Came Ger his marble brow;
The sun. just rising into view
Portrayed 4he morning spleudor nov
That clothed his spirit true.
They looked upon the Hfsiess form,
But yet they wePt not for the dead
For when that heart With life was warm
tie had braved with honor life's rude stsru
They knew his spirit hcns had fed.
At set Of sun, twilight spread
Its dark and sombre pail,
A train bore the iustrious dead
To a resting plare-a quiet bed
Whers evening shadows early fall.
They laid him where the willow bends
It's branches Ger the ripIing wave,
Where the yiolet's breath IA fragrance blends
With the summer air, and softly lends
All air Of sweetness to tho grave.
As sunset tinged the lakes bright wave a..
Full many a eye with tsars were din,
They Bept for 50 good aad brave,
And laid upon his made grave aa
The wreath which they had swined for him.
I'VE hope to hear from The author eff the above again
and will always make for her eontributious.I
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-05
A BODY and Mind Disco Sc.

Such is dyspepsia. The stoma oh and
the brain are too intimately allied for the
one to suffer without the other, so that
dyspepsia and dependency are insepara-
bile 1t may be added, too, that irritation
of the stomach is almost invariably &C
cotn panied by irritation Of the temper.
The invigorating and tranquilizing OPP
Grafton of Hostetter's Bitter5 is most
powerfully developed IN eases Of indiges-
ito, The first effect of this agreeable
tonic is comforting aud e encouraging. a
mild glow pervades the system, the chrOn-
ic uneasiness In the region of the stomach
l. lassened, and the nervaus restlessn ness
which characterizes the disease ID abated.
This improvem mt Is not transient. lt Is
not succeeded by the tarn of the old
symptoms with superadded force as IS
always the case when unmedieated stlmu-
lants arc given the complaint. Each dose
seems to impart a permanent accession
of healthful inyigOratiOn. But this IS not
o l. The APPARENT and anti-billiOus pro
psrities ct the prenar alton are scarcely
: second ~ n lmpOrtanca tn It's tonic Vlr~
tues. If there is an overa1w of bile, the
/ secretion is soon brought within proper
limits, and if the hilary organ is inert
and torpid it is toned and regula ed. The
effect upon t. disGharging organs 10
equally salutarY, and in cases of cOnsti-
patton the cathartie action is just sufi e
cient to produce the desired result gradu
ally and without pain. The Bitters also
promote healthy evaporation from the
surface, which is particularly desirable at
this season when sudden spells of raw,
/ unpleasant weather are apt to check the
natural perspirati IN and produce conges
| ton Of the liver, coughs, and colds. The
best safeguard against all diseases is bod
| ly 0igor, and this the great Vegetable
Restorative especially promotes.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-05

PERsoNAL.-Duriug the sitting of the
Stookhoiders and Commissioners Con-
vention at the Courthouse Monday and
Tuesday, among many other gentlemen
from distance we were pleased to meet
from Shelby county, j. Harvey Mathes,
r Field, o. H. Alsup and j. A. Creath;
from Fayette, D. S. Boswell, j. ]. wills
Hanson, j. b. Reid, Dr. G. T. Hunter,
William johnson; and ~ r. Alternately,
from MeNairy county, all of whom are
gentlemen of energy and influence, and
warmly advocate the early completion Of
our narrow gauge railroad
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-05

GRocER1Es We call attention to the
fact that Joe " Tate has on hand one of
the best and most complete assortments
of staple and fancy groceries to be found
in this market, and as he is one of the
cleverest men in America every body
should call and give aim a chance, SO
that he can show them what he is able
and willing to do in the way of knocking
the top off Of some of the high figures
placed on prime necessities, He invites
you to do so, and sou ought to do it.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-05

Christmas week in Bolivar was Jolly
time, and with all the fuss and furo pass
edoF without serious accident or trouble,
SO Far % BOlivarites were concerned. Carly
Monday morning the dishers cut of tom
and jerry, egg nos and sich like were up
and busy as bees, wkiie the 'ebhoys
were hopping in and ont like ghofers af.
ter an April shower, all merry as horned.
teads We expected to join in, but on
arriving at one Of the main depots found
the ground all occupied and as it takes
ten acres to do us we were compelled to
back and leave the wild trains" to them
selves, all Of whom, happily, switched off
about seven o'clock and were seen no
more during the day, save now and then
when water tank was in urgent demand
OF an eyeopener become indispensable.
Among the rough incidents Of the week
was the Shaping of the wind out of one
fifteenth ameuder by another with spade
at the livery stable, which caused cry
of ''nigger killed, an arrest and the
"toting of of the fIattened daIkie, who,
we are pleased to state, was not so serious
" hurt as at first supposed.
Among the pleasing incidents was the
beautiful and heavily laden Christmas
tree at the Chapple in the rear of the
Episcopal Church, where the attendants
OfSt. James Sunday School received in
Vulnerable presents from relatives and
friends two or three social parties, and a
camp hunt in Hatchie bottom, besides
host Of other odds and ends which go to
make up happy time generally.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-05
PrenlErrnis.

To any one who viii get up club Of
FIVE subscribers to the Bolivar BULLETIN
Sor one year at 81 each and pay the money
down, We will send the New York
Christian 0bserrer free for twelve
months.
And to any one who viii get up aeiub
of TIN on same conditions, We win send
the Scientific american free for one
year
And to any one who viii sc. up a club
of 4EREry on same conditions. we viii
give len dokiars in greenbacks. Now is
the accepted time.
And, as a s'more binding inducement
No will give any one splendid Wiieon
d Cubs Seeing Machine who will get
up club Of pity cash paying subseri-
bers to the BOLIVAR BULLETIN.