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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-08-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AsTHMA.-Jonas Whitcomb,s Remedy, Prepared
from German recipe obtained y the l5te jonas his
been abandoned. Joseph Burnett Co, Bosto n For
Sac by all Druggists.
SUBSTITUTES IN THE Dental RANKS are
desira5e therefore keep tie natural teeth sound
anu puD5o tbil and te IN las as lon as the breath
iasts, and the breath itself wiz never be tainted.
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CATTLE
r;r 20 others or no pay sor the cue Of Disem-
Horses Colts COdghs, Los Of Milk Black Tongue
Horn Dis5smper, Re-, il cattle Price D cents De-
pot, 10 Park Place, New York
PSYCHOLOGISTS SAY THAT OUR BODIES are
renewed once il. seven years. The material which
fv obsvd With the elements Of vita ~ the strength
nd health Of the system decline. OF al blood depu
d. WgikeTs Ninigar Btters Is the safest and
pravalioR the blood wh ch 1t viii not Speedily cure
FOR DYSPEPSIA. Indigestion, depression Of spirits
aad general debility IN their various ms also, as
nltflI ~ ,i 49, = % New YorE ae;: sod
by an Druggists, Uest toxic and tonic for
patients recovering from fever CT other Sickness II has
equal
THURsTuN.S IVORY PEARL TOOTH row
ne teeth gums. Sold by al Dtagsists PrIse p
aad 80 cents per bottle. F. G. Wells Co. New
York.
CARBoLIC sALyE unelgalied as Healing com com
derful remePY n. Price p cents per box
John Henry sole lToREletofH CV4le5s 4NSe
ierk.
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.-Th.s magnificent
compound Is beyond contingency, the safest and is
abls D. IN existence, never failing % lpaT 70
tie Hair uniformity esor nouri hnent and elasticity
Mandatory. 65 Maiden Lane New Jerk
SvAPNiA 81 Opium purified fits sicksains poison
qualities It IS perfect an0dyne net iroducins
headache constipation ct bUWos as Is the case lS
otbe PREPARATION ofoPiun. John Farr. Chemist New
I York
PRATT-S ASTRAL OII5-Mose accidents occur from
1sge Steamboats, aud Railroads
cynbinsd. Over miIs continue 70 bar n Pratt
Astral oil and accidents rocty. or IN Toey have
I scsursd from blrniag, stsrfng or haudln6 u Oil
uo1ss Of hiss. Pratt. EssaHlislied l436, New York
I Il. D. CLAAcEv c., Charleston agents Tor SOUTH
Z CARLLrSA-
te for all arrangements Ufthe urinary aud genital
ans. The genuine formerly sid BY HavIiaud.
HarraI Kis.ey anl thsl= branches. Is prepared
b. %. HisLsy. lhC giuat aud proprietor and
tie trade SUPP by has uecessoTs, Morgan kisie.
( New Isrk-
/ We HAVE FREQUENTLY HEARD mothers say
they would be without MR. NinsloW's cs1thing
sYrup e the birth ths cniid until Il has hnished
With the teehiag siege, usder any consideration what
i
I THE SECRET or BEAUTY. What is "a? nc
longer asked. the Tld u fashion and all tie ladies
that u produced using 4eighJfai aud harm
less tset preparation kn5an G. ~ Lairds Bloom
# Youth lls identifying Elects truly WozeerlHi
Depot Geld s., n n
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Strong Testimony.

STEUBENyILLE, 0HIo, Sept 4, 1871.
Dr. I'm II. Tut:
Dear Sir-f feel it duty to you and
to suffering humanity TO make public the
great merits of your Extract Sarsaparilla
and Queens Delight. For years | have
been great sufferer, my general health
broke down, and / was afflicted with ner-
yousness Of the most terrible character
which was soon followed by an eruption
all oyer the body, forming large uIcersin
some places, and attended with rheuma-
tic pains. Tongue cannot describe my
suffering | was reduced almost to
skeleton, and had perfect loashing Of
food. was attended by. several physics
ians, who rendered me no relief. l des-
paired of ever being well again; but
thanks to a kind Providence, / accidents
ly heard Of your medicine. | sent for
half dozen bottles, and before | had
taken three l began to feel better, my APP
petite improved, and the rheumatic pains
bec1me less severe and / could enjoy
sleep. have continued its use and have
taken eleven bottles, and believe am =
sound man again. The ulcers have all
healed, my skin is smooth and healthy
and | have gained % pounds in weight
l believe my sickness resulted. frsm
faint of scrofula. l would earnestly res
commend your compound to my fellow
citizens.
With deep gratitude to you,
| am ever your friend,
JAS FRANKLIN.
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To the Voters Of Hardeman
Fellow Citizens,

Having been urged by numerous
friends to announce myself a candidate
for the Legislature, take this occasion
to say to the public generally, that l ana
a candidate for the position refer: ed to-
aud will, in this event, as ever have
done, do my utmost to win. At this
auspicious time it is not emiss for me to
state, fairly and sqnarely, the grounds
upon which stand, and the paramount
measures deemed uppermost in tie
issue. OF my political creed, it is use>
less to speak-you all know What it is;
but for fear that some one may miscon-
strHe my motives or overlook the past,
| will say that | am in sympathy with
the Liberal Republican cause-a cause
that advocates freedom for all, equal
taxation and State rights. This much
for National affairs.
As to the pending issues in our own
State, 1 deem It but my duty to a gener-
Gus and liberal minded people to say that
1t will be my pleasure to advocate the
following measures
/ Immigration;
No tax on manufacturers;
Repeal of taxes on merchants.
I Repeal Of usury laws.
The advocacy of all means tending to
advance the agricul tural interests Of our
people
Mechanics lien law.
All poll tax to 20 to educational pur-
poses-the V bites to have what they pay
n separately and the negroes the same,
thus obviating the confusion which ex
listed and still exists throughout the
State.
Modify criminal laws, proportioning
punishment to crime.
No convict labor 20 come in contact
with honest men
"A new State Constitution, SO as to Dc
away with the buugling concern under
which all cur present laws are made.
Reduction OF taxes, and the funding Of
the State debt, and all such other meas'
uers which may Gene up whereby tbs
PEOPLE, aud not the FEC, may be benefit
ted
Such, fellow citizens, are the ground.
upon which l take my stand, and if yot
deem them right, you can say so
Respectfully,
5IR. PARRISH.
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NOTICE.

The following articles are always KEEP
put up ready for sale, and we wish it dis
tinctly understood that our medical prep
erations are put up for the sick from
good material, and not second or third
class adultcrated medicines which are
sold only because Of the profit on the
Bottle or Package We viii give advice
to any person at alltimes in their Hse.
Our business is selling medicines and as
such, we have educated ourselves to our
pursuit
We have full line Of he following
Caster OIL, Laudanum,
Sweet Oil. Paragoric,
Turpentine, Hive Syrup,
Ess. Peppermint, Tinct Iron,
Tiuct. Nitrate Of Iron, Quinine,
Cream Tarter, Chloroform,
Soda, Blue Mass,
Dovers Powders, Liniments,
Cough Syrup, Pills,
Oils and Ointmenfs, Powders.
Family Receipts and Physicians Pre-
seriptions correctly prepared, with the
very best medicines Call and see US
Respectfully
j. H. LARWlLL & co.
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FAYETTE COUNTY POLITICS.

Speaking Of the recent election in
Fayette coanty-which, as most Of our
readers know-went radical. the Somer:
vile Falcon Of the Sth says
The election and its results ought not
Co surprise any one. The Conservative
party had no organization whatever No
effort worth abiding to was made, to Sc
cure the colored vote, and many believed
that our ticket was not in any danger
until the night before the election. AT
least six or eight hundred white voters
did not 90 to the polls at all, and We
presume cared but little how the election
went, or If they cared at all thought that
/ there was no necessity fer any exertiou
on their part Nothing could arouse
| them. On the other hand the l{aicals
/ worked like beavers, both night and day.
| Their labors were ineessant and without
any relaxati0n whatever They were
/ thoroughly organized and did not make a
4 blunder in tho vi ole canvass. The result
/ is too we'll known. The gain of the Rad
! ical party since the political election IL
I 1870 is nearly one thousand 1t is al
attributable to indifference on our eide
and work on theirs It is to be hoped
that our party will learn at least two
things by this election First that &c
party cau succeed that is not willing {,
spend time and money, and to work IN ;
decisive mauner for the success of 1T
ticket aud second, that the colored PEG
pie have q vote and that it is necessary <
treat them IN a more conciliatory manue
than they havs yet received at the hand
of the white people before the latter cat
secure that vote.
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On Monday the ID day of September
next, this school will be opened, under
the auspices of Mr.. W. II. Bowers. an
experienced and thorough teacher, who
comes among US with the est recon-
mendations as a scholar a. d educator.
We are assured that he possesses in
an eminent degree ali the qualifications
essential to the conduct Of successful
school. Although an excellent classical
scholar, and well versed in all the higher
branches usually taught in our best
schools, he delights in teaching smaller
boys, ana by hiSkindness and close at
tention to them, leads them rapidly for
ward in their studies:
We appeal to the citizens of Bolivar
and vicinity, to assist US in sustaining
this school We believe that MIR. Bow
ers will, if he has proper encouragement,
in the beginning of the enterprise, build
up a school OF high grade.
MONTH"; VA JONES, Chairman.
r. H. WOOD,
JNO. NJ. MITCHELL
G. w. SWINEBROAD,
LEONIDAS BILLS,
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FlOater.

For Floater are authorized to
announce JOHN L. BRYAN, of Den
mark, candidate for Floater from this
NATURALIZATION, Madison, and Hay
wood.
We are authorized to announce BEN,
J LEA. Of Brownsville, as a c'ndidate
fer Floater from the counties of Iiay~
wood, Madison and lIardeman. I'd
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PRoR HUBBARD's ScHooL-In another
column will be found the card Of Prof J.
Milton Eubbard's practical school for
young men and youths Of ali age Prof
Hubbard has an experince Of fften years
in the school room, and has the entire
confidence Of oar people as an educator
of frst-class. The fall session viii begin
on the 81 day of September next and
bids fair to outsrrip all others heretofore
held in our midst Parties from abroad
can reeeive-full information 10y applying
to or ad1ressing the Professor at this
place.
Parents and Guardians at distance can
secure board in the principals family al
the low rate Of eighty dollars per session
Of twenty weeks, aud We special y recon-
mend this individual effort to the consid-
Grafton of an appreeiative public.
The New Code OF Tennessee, IN s
volumes, isRow ready FOR l.stribadon
price $50.
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state Senate.

To. tie rioters Of Ha,dsmau and Madi-
SOR Counties.
At the request of many friends from
both of the above mentioned counties,
authorize them to use my name as can
didate for the State Senate. Subject
however to the action of CONVEX tion if
one becomes necessary
j. J. ROSSON.
We are, authorized to announce L. B.
SNlPES, Of Madison county, as candi>
date for the State Senate from the counties
of Hardeman and Madison, subject to the
action of convention. I'd
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.READI-NADE CEOrHfK 6.
Original Attachment.
State Of Tennessee, Hardemdn county.
Jcsscc and ~ \. d. Bryant,

In this cause. it appearing by afSdayit,
that the defendant, a. SHobb, is Justly
indebted to the PLAINTIFF, and is a non.
resident Of the state, 50 the ordinary pro-,
cssa Of law cannot be served on him, and
an original Attachnent having been
levied on his property, it Is therefore
ordered, tlIat pnblication be nslde in the
BULLETIN a, newspaper pal4ished in the
town Of Bolivar, -four successive weeks
commanding the SAID ~ SnOba to appear
before NE, Or some other acting Justice
Of the Peace, at my olHcs IL Grand June
tion 10 said county, on the both day Of
July ioI2, and naks defense 10 said
suit against him, or it will be proceeded
with ezParte.
II. ". PRFWITr,
Justice Of the Peace for Hardcman
county.
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Observation-Disclosures
NOVEMBER ELECTION.
FOR CONGRESS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April is, 1872.
To The Editor ofths BoJIvAR BULLETIN
Grateful for the call and the compIi-
ment implied that lately appeared in the
BULLETIN, and in obedience to the wishes
of my friends throughout the District,
you will please announce me a candidate
to represent the Ninth District of Ten
nessee in the Forty-third Congress of the
United States, subject to the action Of the
Convention. Respectfully,
r. +. LOONEY.
We are authorized ia ANNOUNCE W. L.
DUFF, Of Shelby, a candidate for Con-
gress hom the counties of Hardeman,
Fayette, Tiptcn and Shelby.
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Personal

Captain James C. Fleming, Treasurer
Of the Memphis City Railway Company
came upslass Sunday and was eagerly
sought after by his many friends. He
looked as natural-as ever and many were
the hearty shake all hands around. He
returned on Wednesday to bis arduous
duties, carrying the good wishes Of Old
Hardemon with him.
Hon, Joseph L. Rsssop, of Pocahoutas,
was in town last Wednesday The Col
is in excellent health, and is going to
make a vigorous race in the contest for
State Senator from this district
DR.. J. NJ. Mask. Of the firm of Mask
& Sons, who has been confined to his
room for some time on account of serious
indisposition, was cut in town last We'd
nesday. His many friends will be glad
to learn that he is now conYalescent and
viii be able to attend to business in a
few days.
James E. Wood, one Of the clevercst
young men who ever left Bolivar to seek
a fortune in "f.reign parts" has been
sjourniug in Bolivar for several days
We are glad to learn that his prospects
in the thriving town Of Mariana, Ark,
are of the most encouraging nature.
Success to you and yours, James.
While in Memphis last week attending
the convention which nominated Landon
Z. Haynes, we met with our old friend
Henry Rogers, a gentleman well and
favorably known ia this section. Henry
had just returned from New Orleans,
he had been on business, and
was en- route for his home in Mariana,
Ark, whore ire is doing paying bust :
aess He was enjoying good health, and
seemed tObe as happy as lark.
Gen, a 6. CaInmack, of Oxford, Miss,
called to see Us last week, and we regret
hat it was not in our power TO take him
BY the hand-be being absent on business
connected with the political situation
rhe General was in fine health, and will
De long remembered by friends ia Har-
ieman as a gentleman Of splendid social
qualities and consumate skill as first
;lass superintendent Of repairs on pubs
ic and private buildings aud grounds.
Call gain General, and we will endeavor
o be at home.
Captain j. c Smith, Tor some time as
Ioeiated with n } Powell in the manage
ncnt of the popular Tempest Saloon, has
eft our little city and gone to his former
ONE in Memphis, bat before he reaches
his great haven of all West Tennessee,
will visit Humbo Idt, Hickman and other
POINTS where he has host of friends
Ne are lothe to part with the Captain and
gish that it was ever ours to be with
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Memphis & Charleston
RAILROAD.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT AND LEAVE MEMPHIS
As FOLLOWS;
DEPART
Through Mail-DATI.Y-... u Is p N 10 - a IN
Express Train, 10 10 r m y Vi % IN
SftEfI kI,-Dn SUxDNYs q train leaves Grand ) uuc-
ton at 80 A. NJ IRVING IN MamPhis AZ 30 a M .
aud returns. leaving Memphis - H. arriving AZ
Graud EactIOn 80 m
brourI. Mai connects at Grand Junction With trains
or BolIS and jackson Tenn
At Decatur, for Athens. Pulaski Ala. Columbia,
Nashville, etc
At Chattanooga, mail trains connect for y7nts
as Express Trains.
Baggage checked through
For tickets and further information. apply ,as the
once corner lain and South C-urt street.
Q. l.. ANDERSON, GcRi Superintc ndaRt
A. A BARNES. Gen1 Ticket Agent. oct
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WANTED AGENTS

WANTED, AGENTS 500 to S25U
Per mOnth-SveryWhere Male and Female to introduce
ne gennne improved MARSHA LII SEWING Ma
WHINE. This ma5hine Will stitch. hem. fell. braid
cord quilt and ernkroider NEST superior amer
Price, only Sl5 fully deceased and warranted fer Eve
years. We viii Psy Sl04B any machine. high price
or low, that VIII stronger, beautiful
elastic seam tsan 1t makes the ELASTIC LOCK
STITCH. Livery second stitch he eut. and still
The cloth can Hot be pueo apart without tearing
" nay Agetts So t. $3.50 per month. and expenses.
or commission from which twice that amount can he
made EoF circulars and teurs apply 10 or address,
). MA RSHA Ill & co.
No l8z Nassau Street,
NEW YORK.
Cal IlON--Do not be imposed upon by other PARTIES
travelling through the coutry palmEg worthless cast
iFon machines under the same otherwise Ours
iactured. NayIG.,-9r,
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Yeas and. Neinhs-Ir borsAs oo..1a

Yeas and, Neighs.-Tf horses could
make themselves understood in human
Language, they would signify by a uni
versai \ ca, their assent to the state>
ment that the Mustang Linimen5 is the
best remedy extant for all these external
ailments, and by most emphatic
Neigh y show their displeasure at every
attc mpt to use any other preparation in
its stead Ever since It's Introduction at
st. Lo- is, at the close Of the Mexican
war, in lS49, it has proved a signal bless
ing to horse and man-curing. with abso
lutte certainty and wonderful despatch,
such equine diseases as s"avin, ringbone,
polLevii, scratches, hoefaie, &c, and re-
lieging and finally removing the painful
affections which attack the muscles sin
ews and external glands of human beings
1t is a fact beyond contradiction that for
all injuries or complaints of man CT qua
drupeds to which an external remey is
applicable, the Mustang Liniment is pre-
ferable to every other.
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WANTED. We viii give eneF-

and women.
Business that VII Pay
from 81 10 S. per day. can be pursued at
your own bones, and iS-strictly honora'
BILE Send for samples hat viii enable
you % 20 70 work at once
Address J. LkrHAN & c.,
292 Washington s. B0stoni Mass
81
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Dan
NnTHCE

All PERSONS will please come forward
and settle their market accounts, the first
OF each month, for will not run any ac1
counts longer than thirty days. If not
settled will stop your account
Respectfully,
G. A SwINFBRoAD
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Every man thinks himself, in one re
spect, of more Importance in the world
than be is bat he is more importance in
another respect than he thinks himself
His influence and example tell more than
he generally supposes, often even upon
persons who seem but little to regard
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20 Candidates.

No use Of sending off for your tickets,
as we will print them as cheap as any
one in the District Call and see.
PARLOR AND CHURCH ORGANS,
tho best and cheapest, at H. G. HOLs
LENBERG'S, 274 Second street, Mem
phis Tennessee nov24-ly
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Stephen Girard has an imitator in the
late Robert Barnes, Of Evansville, Indiana,
who left $500, 900 10 build and endow a
college for the orphans Of that State, en-
Joining that 90 minister or missionary of
any sect whatsoever shall ever hold Office
in the institution or even be allowed to
visit the premises
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Church Directory.

st. James Church, Bolivar, Tenn.
services every Sunday aud the Holy Days by the
RECTOR W c. GRAY
TIE hour for opening sunday School 81 o'clock
Morning Service on Sunday ....-.-.-..... I0is
evening Service on Sundays.--........... DO
Holy Davs....... - ~ A n and a. do
Services twice eaeh day during Lent.
From to y N ard from to 10 P VI, the Rector
can be found in his study the the Church.
"a The seats Of this Church ALL FREE.
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JOHN A. BAKER
PRATT'S
gOU p I85aMa gLI. AIDE
GIN

This Gin, Of light draft, makes a good
sample, and viii pick more lint from the
same amount Of seed cotton. and IN less
tin than any other Gin. IL does not
break the roll or choke, Is SIMPLE IN its
G, instruction and not liable to get out oil
order
It Is 4 good rule to Try al things and
hold fast to what has been approved, and
answers the purpose for which it is made.
This Is claImed for Pratt's Gin, and adj
nitted by practical planters who have
ustd It
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CHICKERING PIANOS are the best
II. G. HOLLENBERG, Agent, 274 See
ond : treet, Memphis, Tenn nov24Iy
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The Weather. Crops. Etc

! We have looked IN vain, says the Chat.
| tanOoga Times through n large majority
of cur weekly exchange list in this State,
for any local news except political news.
One would think 70 read the most of
them that the hand in their vicinity was a
barren waste, and the Ieople lived solely
on diet of political slang. Men and
| brethren this should not oe thus.
ZONE Of orr upper East Tennessee ez.
changes complain Of drouth, but say its
effects have not seriously injured the
corn
From West and Middle Tennessee, the
reports of growing cotton and corn are
very cheering The State will harvest
the largest and fneet crop of corn ever
raised within its borders. Prices in this
region will not start above 50 cents per
bushel
We note no material variation in the
prices Of wheat at the principal markets
in the State. Knoxville quotes 1t at
81 ,l09I % as per quality.
The immense corn crop will have a
tendency to keep down prices OF wheat
to very near the present figure And un~
less the project of shipping that staple
from this SEate to the New Orleans mar
ket, should prove a financial success, no
material rise in prices need be looked for
soon hOuld this scheme prove a sue
cess it may, in view Of the short crop OF
the States bordering the Upper MISSISSIPPI
pi have a marked effect upon prices in
Tennessee. This however is an expert
incnt, the effect Of which on our market
cannot be appreciated for some months to
come
We have information that the hog crop
of East Tennessee will be ueusually large.
More bacon viii be made this year than
IN any year since IS6 /, when the Confed-
crate Government drew from this region
from Bristol TO Chattanooga twenty
FIVE million pounds of cured bacon.
Our Middle Tennessee exchanges re-
port the cotton in fine condition. Bolts
are opening earlier than in any year
within the recollection of the oldest plan
tiers. Squares are plentiful and alto
gether the prospect is this the crop in
this State and throughout the South Will
be unusually heavy; though old planters
say that prediction and estimates are OF
NOT much value till after a killing frost.
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'I'rom the wreck of the past which has
persisted"
This much at least We recall,
What we deemed best to cherish,
Now seems the dearest Of all.
Is this your sentimsnt2 Then so to
Robinsoa's Art Gallery ami secure a
shallow, life>hke and pure, before the
substance fades