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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-08
Read the Following Eostimo-
malls

J.F. Dowdy, agent for my Presses IN
Memphis, writes as follows ,o-,-
"MEMPHIs, FESN., Feb IL, Io'z.
your Presses are now complete sac.
cess. l have not bad single complaint
this season, but, on the contrary all are
highly pleased, aud prefer them q al
other hand presses .-T..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-08

We find the following startling item
under TIE head Of Atlantic cable dispat>
ches as printed in the daily papers OF
last Monday:
THE Queen Of Spain is enoieats
This settles the question and we pre-
sumo that the gallant(2) spaniards will
soon be at peace with each other. "Let
'em baye peace"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-08

The German government will re estab
fish next year the Councils General in
Alsace and Lorraine in the same form in
which they existed under French do
minion.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-08

The horse disease Is more severe In
Jersey City and vicinity There are
hardly enough horses to haul hearses to
funerals
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-08
ST. JAMES CHURCH
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
BOLIV R,TENN.

Rev. ". G. GRAY Rector,
And Instructor In the Classics.
MISS MARY HcANALLY, Principal
MISS VICTORIA D. BOWERS, Assistant.
MISS SUE. COOLEY Music Teacher
The second Term of this School vii
open on Monday the ID day Of septem-
Der, 1872
PRICES OF TUITION.
$40, SIS, $50, according to advance
ment Of pupil. Husic, SIS
+ Aug 9th, y, 2m.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-08
Stockholders Meeting,

The Stockholders of the Memphis and
Knoxville Railroad company will hold
their annual meeting at the Office of the
Company IN Bolivar Tennessee. on Fri
dav the 9th day Of December 1872, for
the election of Directors, and Transaction
of other business.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
w. q. DORION, Secretary.
Oct %, 1872.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-08

4 young girl, fourteen years Of age,
was raped and murdered by her great
uncle, aged sixty years, few days ago,
near Concord, New hampshire The
old devil is in Jail.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-08

John PERRY, q well known citizen Of
Jersey City, IS seized with the horse
plague and is dangerously sick.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-08
Shooting ARRAY at JASPER.

The Chattanooga Times of the 3rd inst
says:
While Col. G. A. Wood and Others
were speaking in the Court House at
Jasper, on Friday night laso, an intoxiGa
ted man named Cox became so unruIy
that he had to be elected by the City
Marshal While in custody he engaged
in struggle with the Marshal, in the
course of which the Marshal shot HIM
through the breast. It was feared that
the wound would prove fatal. There was
no politics in the difficulty as all the par
ties are republicans, but there was a
good deal of whiskey at the bottom of
Is
Rather a remarkable case is mentions
ed In late number of the British Medi-
cal Journal. Inl869, DIR BigL Of Dundee,
amputated the whole of the extremities
of young woman named Robertson, as
they were in a gangrenous condition.
After the operation the girl went to Lon
don, where Mr.. Heather Bigg constructed
for her pair of automatic hands open
ing aud hdtting at the will OF the pa
tient This permitted her to grasp even
50 small an object as a crOchet-needle. so
that she has been enabled to support her
self comfortably by making shawis, &c.
The artificial legs allow her to walk with
the aid of crutches She now writes an
excellent hand, besides knitting, feeding
and dressing herself. One of her shawls
has been presented to the Queen, who
sent her G5. an ...-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-08

QUITE a Loss.-Last Tuesday one
week ago Lord Mngus country seat, in
the county of Limerick, Ireland, was
destroyed by FIRE Loss seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-08

Last Friday a negro man was hanged
IN Washington for wife murder
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-08

Several prOminet citizens of Havana
were passengers on the Inflated steam
ship Missouri, and are reported as lost
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-08

-Mr. C. W. ssinsbroad

81 take pleasure in teshfying to your
Press II works as well as ! want it to,
and cheerfuIy recommend it to any one
that may want a press to be woTked by
hand. have pressed some fifty bales on
Il of the usual size. Yours truly,
~. I. KNIGHT.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-08

ship Missouri, and are reported as lost
Portions Of Italy have been recently
visited with most disastrous food. a
telegram from Rome of date the 3lst.
uIt., says dispatches from Turin repre-
sents no abatement Of the foods The
damage is beyond calculation In Fer
rora alone, forty thousand people are
houseless
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-08

Gone Ur-H, G. & Co. That's 50!
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-11-08
NOn-ResIdent Notice.

This, 18th Oct, 1872. at pfS;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08
A Good Way to Clear Land.

Having An acre Of land full Of stumps bushes.
grapevines, briars. &C.. this winter, resolved 10
inaugurate an economical system to clear it up
My plan is as follows: With an adze my man
cuts down all the undsrbrush and trims stumps.-
Bnars which grow in patches are cut with
brisr-hook. and everything is left lying Oh the
ground until very dry time, when, on windy
day, l set tire and burn up leaves and brush and
char the stumps. Early in the spring scarify
the ground sufficiently to make q seed bed for
timothy and clover, which seed sown very
thick. II sprouts show themselves about stumps
and through the ground, in July they will be
trimmed of close. l expect!they will come
second. and possibly third time, but they must
invariably receive the same blighting attention.
In midsummer, during the dry weather, ths
stumps should all be bored with al inch auger as
deep as may be done safely without encounterng
| stones or boring through-six or eight holes in u
| large stump. smaller ones in proportion. TO the
smallest, which should have one Of the holes filed
with petIolia oil costing twenty-five cents tper
gallon. The holes then close corked, and in the
| course of q month corks removed and the holes
retilled: and in another month an srmfu Of corn
stalks, leaves, brush, other light material ought
| to set tho saturated stumps we'll ON fire that
they will not cease to burn until the last vestlge
| Is converted into ashes. / calculate that the
moving of the largest stump in this manner, will
cost me. including labor, oil and ALL about fifteen
cents. while to do the back -achng work of grub
bng would cost at the least fifty cents-Cor
Country Gentleman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08
KILLED BY An Enthusiastically Bostoci

& Wombslrs menagerie arrived at Hanley, =
small town in England, TOR exhibition. and lie
male elephant and some csmels were taken to the
stables Of nsighboring inn A number OF child
rem gathered in the Inn yard to see the elephant.
and some OF them amused themselves by giving
her nuts. One child. however, appears to have
given her stone, and the animal. irritated by
this, lifted boy Of thirteen by her trunk into her
mouth, and only dropped him by being ordered
to do so by her keeper. who at the moment was
unlocking the stable door, leaving the elephant
unattended. The child, on being dropped by tho
animal, tell fat on the ground, and was picked up
insensible He was taken to = surgeon, hut ia
spite of every attention he died. He had been
internally crushed and injured IN the hesd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08

BasaTofs' sSy sTrw W p csSI ~ perIMhaa:iNs 20
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philader
LAVA NJ. Leave Philadelphia at las A. NJ.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above leave Clayton for
smyrna $40 .. m.. ana 300 pm. Leave Smyrna
for Clayton. Il IS a; N. and ;:S & p m. to make
"iH iFkEiGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER Car at
tsched will leave Wilmington lass A. NJ; New
Castle. l.a: Middletown.. 2.2n Townsend, 2.45;
Az Harrington, , Az fa,m,ns9e. .naa9 lS Bridge;
e more at $50 p. m and phiIsdephi. at ii 80 p. n.
max conn nection with this train at WilmingtsA.l
Rstprn,ng-Will leave s. pelTar 81. ".
minston. As; harrington, .5.1O felton SIS;
Wyoming. g. o. Dover. 6SU, Clayton. 7l0 Tevn-
send, 7.to. Miidietown j. 10 Kirkwood. $40 New
Castle, 9.2o; and arrive At Wilmington. 9.5U p n;
Subject To delays incident to treiEh. business.
Stations named. but will SO. down passengers any
"0a's' ''' G"NNEcrIoNs.
At TOW NSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's / Kent Railroads for Kennedy Vile. Sad
Al CLAYTON. with the NJ. 1 D. r. r. for Has-
| ton and intermediate places.
| At HARRINGTON. with he j. / b. X. r. for
! Milford. asOrgetown. Loves, aud intcrmsdiass
AtSEAfoRD with the b. L D. R. R. for Fsasr-
| At DELMAR. with the \. 8. r. r. for Salisbury.
Princess AHus. Cris6sla.. Also for Berlin aad
other stations on the '" il. i. /. + kkEsaEY ( s.,..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08

The New Haven Rtg'ster says: We are not
inclined to predict what the result will be, but 1t
is perfectly safe to say that millions Of men. who
were looking hopefully to Cincinnati yesterday,
are to-day looking elsewhere. Liberal Repubh-
cans and Dsmocrats are equally disappointed, yet
considerabls enthusiafm oyer the nomination Of
the Tribune philosopher among both Democrats
and CONSERVATIVES With Greeley IN the field
Republicans can have little hope OF carrying New
York and Psnnsylvania IN November, especially
thers is IN opsn revolt IN the latter State
against the Republican ticket for state officers
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08
DBILApELpHlA. WILMINGTON. & BALII
MNnE kAILKilAu

SPECIAL NOTICE.
On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 1871.
a passenger car will be attached TO the freight
train leaving Philaieiph,a At geo p. m.. tor Will
z cington.
The train will stop at Stations as follows. when
signailed: Gray's Ferry. 9.l2 y. IN. Lazaretto $50
D. IN; Chester. 9+i y. III: Lamokin. y.45 p. III; bur
low, ~ p. III; Llnwood, goS y. III; ,ay mont. lU.Ol
p. M Eierslie, y. u. arlive Wimi NJ ton. 1870
p N. oct.Ol Il. +. kENNEY. Sup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08
% TINE PUDlIC.

Ian asvssssias - nsy Portable HEATER.
which for cheapnsss. durability and economy cannot
be surpasssd.. The inaias being of wrought iron
texcspt the east iron) is manufactured under my
own apsrv3sieA aad nAAs in the best nanner 1t can
be gotten mp ct less expense than other heater
in the market. Aads and sold BY
uaxe.3n 20 6hiplay street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08
Perfunoo Asom,1ers.

An elegant pleasing. si1pls and useful apparatus
ner. scentins the clothing, handkerchief and hair
and for making cooling and soothing applications OF
burns, sensitive surfaces. kc, also for disinfectnS
and psrfuming the sick room. For sale by
E. BRIN1hURST 4 CO,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08
Steam Atomlxors,

For the Inhalatiep Of Atomsed auds in tae treat
ment Of chronic diseases Of the throat air passages
and lungs. Being self acting they produced an even
and continuous dow Of % -ay without Inconvenience
or labor. DuiiuG the IIst tWo three years We
have supplied several d.sen Of these atomiers and
in most casss With very setisfactory results.
e BRIN0HU6SI Gu. Apothecarias
Corner Sixth aud Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08
Spe1nG 0Ioaning.
sYA suYYRH9R.

The melanoholy days have come. the saddsst Of the
OF sls.ai.s psi.t aad serabbias Aoor' and securing
Hseped 10 he corner Of the room the ancient dirt
Nor 1s 1s,. s,'s'; !, N. ,h.. ..a no, to tn. chill
But the carpets srs all up. and from the stair
The. mistrsss calls to man and maid to WELD the
broom and mop.
Where are those rooms: thos. quiet roous. The
Wherein We dvst. nor dreamed Of dirt. so cosy and
Alssi they've turned sll upside down. that quiet
With aiop.: snd sads. and soap. .ad sand aud tubs
Chsirs tables. stands are standing round st sixs,
While vile and houssm.ids ay aboa, like ms,sors
through the heavens.
Tho parlor and the chamber floors we're cleaned.
Tho carpets shook. the windows washed. IS all the
:, .neshhors know:
But s!iil the ssoctum had escaped. the table piled
Pens. iet and !!p.p.r all about, p..ce,n it. very
Till isll the women on them all. a. fell the plague
And Thea they s.ai.h.d .n away. books. paper.
And mus: se:1 asS sS.:' the master home as come
have set to rights"
When the sound of drivins tacks is heard tho the
house 10 fer from still,
And the carpet woman . on the stairs. that harbin
ger Of i'll,
He looks Tor papers. books bills. that all we're
there before,
And sshs to hnd them On the desk or in the drawer
I nc more.
And then be sTimy thinks of her who set this fuss
aHoat.
And wishes she were out at sea, in very ieaky
| boat.
He meets her At the psrlor door with hair and cap
| Awry,
fancs in her ere
He isels quite small, and knows full we'll there's
So holds his tongue. and drinks his tea and sneaks
| away to bed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08
THH HTH.

PKuFEssOR NUTCHINsON. N: D.,
h =. BIS. the PnILADELPhiA PEN.
UIl1IdNIlkT. man ufactsrss the hest and cheap
est ARTIFtCIAL EETH in the United states.
lie makes most beautiful COMPLETE sEIo.
from s. to SIS and guarantees them TO last Tor ten
Teeth Extracted and Filled free Of charge. No
charge but for ,Gstsr1l. I1 - az
Painless Extr .ctiou by Nitrous Oxide aas-2a
College Buiidjsg, sl4 Pine ST. ehils'ds
Omen from 3 A. n. TO HP. n.
1tPlesse cut this out Aad give rs call.
ianl-ly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08

Coal. Flour and Feed ef I'll kinds sold on commits
sion. Also. all kinds of 1ower. field and garden
A. T. ALLDERDICE.
janl2d No. Ill Shipley street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08

A. T. ALLDERDICE. No, nj shpey street.
still keeps on hand . greak vakiety of Woven Wire
o. brsss galvanized iron, &c. Also. makes Gal
vanifed Wire Guards for peOre. and factory doors
anime my samples janl2tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08
CITY NOTICES.
r r O SIS f. 9 .

81 TRUsSES at WALT0N'S Drug Store. They
vii! be fitted without extra hsrss by . competent
person. Cali and buy onesf marl2-lms
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08

wire Y VIKINGS. wire GU q OS
+ BEDSTEADs, Wire WEEPING t 70. sheep sheep
nieves, fendeTs Screens. for coal, ores. sand. re.
Heavy Crimped Cloth fol-. spssk arrsesers. Land
cape Wires fST wipdoys As rraes;%sasI Wires rs
sddIessias Tie 4snufas.arsrs, y; wALKEk
60OR No. oQ6H Hasket g.. philAAalpAlA. 0As3-ly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08
Wilmington ana 6alti
more Raill0aG,
1 . = M ~ III -; -
TIME TABLE.

TIME ia BILE.
Commencing MONDAY. April ..h 1870 rIA,ns viii leave
VIZ. H!sis St .Ha
sa,,mos., topping A. All k-sgs Stations connseu
S.d saa .S
s,.n NIB JSns.9 :as
D-la~a.e ks,roAd. at Delp,ar With Last.In shore
Ka,iioai.
na.S M a. %
Psrtgslie and A.vfe-d--GrAce Connects vii.
Rxfhhss s'T TkaiS ..soo r. NJ. lsund.y. ..e.p.a) o,
9. ~ Thu.
sos.Ssssis kis.oa cnaiis.sdS~n. Perry
.oSd @ H:,.s~ assso s"a
~ w;sh *
mng.on. Nswsrk Elk,on Nor!h.Eas:. rsrry,'is.
Passenger. fo!ress Monroe and NOioil.wi take 81.
'"' a NJ Wiz '1siilI"MilyGros TRAINS
.eIs IL aoni at I'D u .ss
A ~; IL. soo = ii. connect. Del e. E.
LEAVE nd s s
ana !, g daily, r The $40 N. ,ta,a v,ii %.
@ issS- %.iasari%s !, S-o !; y: ''''''' @ oA 'aa'''
fHiL ASp 14ht@ e1SfEa1 ~ Ill., e q TSAdSs
Ai..,h,a and Ba!,,mo,s Central ailroas ''N '''
Leave .ra ;s An ,ss ssa $50 p ~ fsi.as,sA.
oaS.a .ua .a%
s1s.. m chsia. Ford for fn.a-iDnis l.so , 10 10
Trains leaving v wllnae.oa s.s N, and .ep.m vii
| eou.cL ~ LalnJkin junction with the 7.vv And
| 80 y. IN. trans Tor Philadelphia and utimsr- Cen
ual Rafrosd.
TaROUGH TRAINS FROI BALTIMORE.
LEAVE "iaSGFST dHESfES rok SaiapElpaa iv
LEAN CHESTER At 7tA, sS. s..s and ll.0s a. n.
pss. 24l. 4A, a.a.s, 6.ii, 1-3o AMI lU.S u.
Prom BaItimoIeto Phaheiphls. Leav. Baltimore At 10
"A Way Mail; y35 An. EIpres . ~ p. N Ma
pIess 1.25 T. NJ. Express lU.AU 2. al Express.
From Ba,moIe fort DSpositsnd intsi
at5uOf NJ
AccomInodato1 anrom Port Deposit i'll cav ePsrry
willie st6 Al An. foI Bstnoreandi intermediate sts
TRAINS Fog BALTIMORE,
Leave Che-teraI 1876 and " u A. and ass P.M
Leave Wilmington at i2a2 and 10 02 n. l2ss an
b.liP.
SUNDAY TRAIN IRON BALTIMORE.
Leaves BaimDre ~ 725P NJ stopping a. MagnonA Psrry
Aberdeen. Havre -de-tt ace. ryv..ss CnA
+. Iowr North East. E.kton. Newark, stanton, New
port. wiiming.op, ,Ci.ymo ". ood and Chester.
EkSNEy. Auper,ntsu udenS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08

Sure Death to Rats, Reaches
and all other vsrmin: BuHTs PASTE. sold by
marl9-lm W5 WALTON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08
DELAWARE RAILROAD LINE
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
SOUTH ARD.

1sRE On aud after MONDAY. July 18th
(supdavs excepted Passenger
'ruins NIu laAYe aS tulluMs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08
MARRIAGE,
DISEASE OF 4MPRUDENCE.

when tss ntssuasd ana ,mpradsut sosary a ipssAsn'
sndshst he IlublOsd the seeds TINS painful dseas
;.,o orH h.ppsa. .As. .nail-t,M.d .ets. o. sham. o.
rom sdpeAon spd rsapeosAby lone 6sirisnd him
dssypg this die
ds.ased asss p-insn ths hsad snd rmts d"u
OF s,sh dssfness sod~son The shin oones And Hn
botchss head, prog ressnp viii
fightul rnpdy ~ palate si.he mouth or th'
aud III victim AWiui diseass
hosrd objsc ,s' teAth puts
period his trsadpi suosrtngs, b sending hm 20 ehs
Niss MELANCHOLY FACT that thouaaLis tail v'et,m'
to this terrible disease Ihe iY
norant prsssndsrs sho By ths uss that DEADLY Pol
SON, MERCURY, rutn ~ . o stitution and make re
o t~ mi
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08
onioe ! south Frederick Street.

s faut side soiss rom Ralsmorsssrsea lev doors'Ion
es ss%s sos .sa ia sSs :oa,,..,,
sssp 10 h. ussd ths reply. Psrsous wiring snenlo
state sgs aud ssuA vssGos eisdvsssiss"ss' dsse'e"'
syWpsoms
Johnson dsems II ascsssiy say, especially 10 tho.
anAcauAntad Wsh IN Iep0tassn thAt hts CvsdepuAls y
Diplomas alWays aang in ms once.
esaIND0RSEMENT OF THE PRESS ~
TIA aAay sheusands cured atthis sssabshuqe 9lb
he last twenty years, and The
Operations performed BY Or Johnston Witnessed b! tes 70
porteSoof tAsHM and ether eecss o. Whc
have sgnn and gain The pubhe
ssandaa ssntemas et oharsasss psl, ss
tpQeasLs guarantee 30 the sdicssu.
SKIN DIaRAsI SPEEDILY CURED.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08
rAKEpARrIcULAk NOTICE.

all Shomselyes b.
Improper solitary hsbits which ruin ooSi
body mind them oi either hus'rsss, stud.
society or Marriage.
duced nsbts oi Iouth OF the Baci
and Los, Pains in the Head, Dmness oi sight, Lots
scusr Power paipsAs!on Of shs Heart Dyspepsia Ne
ssher raj uebsli+1, 3yLrptOias OF Consumption, &C.
IMssyALLy y-fhs k Aftal enscts the mind much
be drssds. As0ry )opiuston oi ldeas. 0oprea
SPIRITS Evil Aversion 20 Socetys Sell
pstrus Of Solitude Tinidisy tc. are son- oi N
evils producsd. ia - - II
Thousands Of pcrsops Al agescsn ngw Judge what h
Ih. tasiy dsciNDg health .os!ng tnen vgs be
SAX, pale, snsc.Assd having ssingu
lar appearances about ths eyes. Cough aad symptoms
Consumpti0a. .zI
YOUNG MEN
Who injured themselves oy Get tain practices. II
dugsd sioue. habit freonsuty savnsd iTou ~
aAons school, The effects of which are night
y s aslssp and. II NOT cured rem iets mai
rage possbe destroy both mind aud bed shoalt
apply immediately.
WnAi pity yOuns the hope Of his couasts
pride shond bssnatched from Aii pros
pecs enjoy life, by consequence OF devia
the path nature, aud indulginR Aceusiu 60
crsih ihabt Such ,srsons Inust before contemplating
MARRIAGE.
5saect thata SQUAD mind body the most seces
stry rec ses 10 prou.ots connub,k happiness lnd~d
ueh lite bsoOmss weary Pill
grim age; me prospecs ry the mia
Becomes With despai Snd Sled th mslsn
choly rejection shst the hsppnessot anotbor hRhts
With our oWp.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08
Baltimore Lock Hospital.
Where may be Obt aimed the n,Ost cxrtai !"
81. edy, pleasant and only erect"al rem
sdy ~ the world for alt

ess OF the Back or Limbs, strctuIes Af-ctoas d
tne in-ys or Ria.r Involuntary Discharges, lnil,
i.ncy GENERA Dsbuy, Seriousness Dspepsin, anguoi
Low SPIRITS, Confusion of IDEAS Palpatoh oi the Hear
Tndty, Trembling, Dulnsss OF stsnt, OF Giiiness. ID
ease OF tns Hea Throat Nose SKIN, Affections ii IN
Llyer Lungs AcL Bswes those Terrible Disorder
ssing from SOLITARY Haots Of touthsEcEEr and solitn
ata 10 their victims than she song OF th'
syrens MArves OF Ulysses blighIng the mos'
brilliant hopesof 81 usiptohs "s'ihse Ac''
possibit. a, ,,x,, Amy,
Especially 40 nave .coine the s,cas OF SOLITARY Vac
tnst aud destructive habit which annually sweeI
10 All grave snouSands Of Youcg men OF the
.ed taieIts and brilliant intellect, who might othei
entrancsd listening senstes with the thunder
OF waksd ecstscy she cal
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons Young Mep conI-n plating msrrsi
aware sf Physical "sakness Loss ProcreasNs Power
ImpotencyJ Nei sOus ExcItaoiiy. PalPuation, organ
dakusss. Nervous Debility, orany other Dsqaalnca,iob
n. whs places himself under she care Dr. J. may
eiolsl, cou gen ndeus
yrey upon his skill rs a physiciAn.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
mms siist.iy cured aud tuii vigor restored.
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marr,A. IL ne penalty pad by bhe
Young psrsous apt "
es from nc toe'ng .wats ths dreadful cone.
sect wllpretend 10 deny thai thePowsr OF pTocreata
Is iost sooner by shOss failing nto Improper hHbts iha
by the IudeHti Beside being deprived pleasure
n-sthy the serious symE
Doth boay anu mlndAis~ Thesystem becomes d.
.Ang.d sns Physical aud MentAi functons. WeAEenet
'os or Foyer Nervous frr,taby. DispeYs
Pspion o the nd igestion Debl
~ and wasting ofths Frsms Cough Consumption Dsca
CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
RsiieJ IN Ssr Hours, No MercutU
Persons Ruinsd ty IgaOraai, TrUTsao freteadsrs an
their Ueadig Pots0ns. should apply immediately.
DR.. JOHNSTON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-08

Member of The aoysi College Of Surgeons London
n.ts OF one eminent Colleges, the Un.e,
sst. aud tue part hose lite has been spept
IN. London, Paris and else
ma .tscsd come most ishing
ever knowu; nRny oubled with gine In the head
ears wnsu being alarmed At
DEN oasntnness with frequent bushing, aiende
sonsmes with arrangement o. mind. were cursdi mme
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-08-08

A BRIEF PRESIDENTIAL TERM.-A cor.
respondent of the Kansas City Times recently
interviewed David R. Atchison who, upon the
death of VIM. R. King, month after his inau.
guration as Vice-President in 1853, succeeded
to the Vice-Presidency, when the following
strange and forgotten fact in American histo-
ry was brought to mind-that Atchison was
legally President of the United States for
about thirty-six hc0rs. We extract as follows:
Reporter-Ycu were President Of the Uni
ted States for about thirty-six hours, were you
not
General-Yes; you see Mr.. Pi,rce's term
expired at midnight Saturday, and this being
a Christian country, of course nothing was
done on Sunday. Mr. Buchanan was inaugu-
rated at noon on Monday. Therefore, as
President of the Senate, I succeeded to the
Presidency when Mr. Pierce's term was out,
[laughingly j but I had no realization of my
high position until about ten o'clock Sunday
morning. We had been hard at work in the
Senate finishing up business, and having lost
much sleep would probably have slept all
day had not been wakened up by some per-
sonal friends who came to congratulate me
and secure positions for certain parties. In
order to do everything in proper style, I ap-
pointed full cabinet, and then it is said that
my administration was the most successful
and popular one ever known, there not being
removal or appointment during my whole
term.