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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-23
DR.. WINTERS

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iaa b relied asoo IL 10 sslf-sTfasnt hss Physiass
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HandAra - al Us achoots q ne1cue aFe
oaad also Plaisa. liz sad oeoEsd TO hs.
lstraung a easo o0nditons WHOA have besa procured
suad 10 SOY oShsr LssarJ tAe city. Ths LiorAry Il
sparsT and prtvssy. Pr he great aainsr . P-rsSns
DosoTs he "a saatd q keep Tie saAs q
tfEveias hsiHg sSp~nsiye IsHy ia egsy sac aad
ooaaaosaly In Esroes Cad he iseansst cs aesas;
- Ssrsstsi wbsrs aoabs er.ts It i fT-aty stated.
AZ o6hannioatsana sirfciy gdsHt!li. Urbu Ss1s:
Fsso1. arriving IN Ne OtV az any AOas. ss' 5rrn
Frrss seSusi AervOaS diseases ss-isd %
staugs. a. pTnpay BOstsgo
The writings OF IA physician whose repuias
Ton IS union wide Is worth Tie postage ana
for - cents man hood WOmanhOOd'
tos pages, which answer every CON
oiegRble question, Lhat the doubt-
Tut carl Gus or fnQuisttive wish 80
kHow, VIII be sent securely sealed
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-23
Lighted up with Gas.

SINGS BLOCK or BUILDINGS. iu-
clLdiAs IL RoVai and Billiard Hal LsNE
Dtrn Lighted W ss4tR Gas, which VIII doe
r--Co Snizcd bv the knights u tic gUs sl- e.
gCeat Improvement Ovelhe Coai oil lISuts-
In short he undetermined ths- the KINGS
PALACE shall be the Crest Centre ot Al
traction 10 those who desire AZ hours IT,
creation or arc IN quest Of amusement. ana
most cordially invites his friends aUd IA.
public generally 10 come and Sc
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-23
Orient Pearls at Random Strung.

Shakespeare advises TO wish
chastely and love dearly.
Love is prcciselv trs moral ma
ture what the sun is Q, Tie earth.
Congrevo says: "When we love
we live.
The Lord upholdeth the righte-
Gus.
It IS easier, by far, to lead a friend
than to drive foe.
He that would govern must first
learn 20 govern himself.
Fretting never creased wagon,
or made the wheels OF life run easy.
Abhor that which is ovil-cleave
to that which is good.
Luke says: Gle that humbleth
himself shall be exalted"
"Kind words can never die" Is an
axiom that should never cease TO be
remembered.
1t is much easier TO govern chill
dren (and grown people, too, for
that mattcr,) by love than by fear.
I love them that love me, and
those that seek me early shall find
me.-PrOUerbs.
Bcmcmbcr-dou't forget never
spend your money before you have
made il.
Wisdom and virtue are the great
est beauty; but it is an advantage
10 diamond to be well set.
Fortune most kindly favors those
who, putting their hands 10 the
plough, turn not back.
The secret Of the Lord is with
them that fear him, and be viii show
them his covenant.
Says the Scripture 'Oniy let
your conversation be as il becometh
the gospel Of Christ.
The Psalmist says: To him that
ordereth his conversation Alright will
! show the salvation of God"
There is but one earthly flower
that blooms unfading in our earthly
path. 1t is the true love of Yirtuous
hearts.
The mercy of God in Christ has
restored things to an honorable and
comfortable situation. Let mercy
then forever reign.
Thou wilt show me the path of
life; in thy presence is fitness of
Joy; at thy right hand there are
pleasures forever mOre.-PSGlms.
No man is rich whose expenditure
exceeds his mems; and no man is
poor whose mornings exceed his
Outgoilgs.
Trust not in thy knowledge, nor
IN any living creature, but rather in
the grace of God who helpeth the
humble and humbleth the proud.
One of the sweetest words in the
English language is health but men
rarely think of it till they have lost
it.
What are tho relations in which
we stand to Go and what are the
duties that arise out of these rela-
tions?
1t is the goodness Of God which
constitutes Him the Father. as well
as the absolute Sovereign of all His
creatures.
Why should man refuse TO shine
as jewels in Christ's crown, or to
adorn His triumphal entry into glo-
~ at the last day?
The Psalmist says: "Make me to
understand the way of thy precepts;
so shall / talk of thy wondrous
works." .
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-23
Ayers
SarSaparilla

reputation, based on its intrinsic virtues.
and sustained by its remarkable cures.
- mild rs to be safe and beneficial ia
children. and vet 20 searching as tc
c'tortual'v purge ont the goat currrip-
ti,G- Of The biocs, sach - ,iv scroll
u.ols and syPhiliti contamination.
Impurities or diseases that have lurkcd
~ the system for years soon Weld to
this powerful antidote, ard disappear.
Hence its wonderful cures, MANY OF
which are publicly known, OF ScrofuIa.
and all scrofulous diseases. Ulcers,
ErupdOnS, and eruptive disorders OF
the skin, TumorS, BlOtchcS. BOiIs.
PimpIeS, PuStuIeS, Sores, st.
AnthOny'S Fire, Rose or Ery-
sipelaS- letter, Salt RheuIlI,
ScaId Head, RingwOrm. and in
ternal CIceratiODs of the Uterus,
Stomach. and Liver. Il also cures
other complaints, to which il would not
seem especially adapted, such as Drn,,-
Sy, Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia.
Heart Disease. Female Weak
ness q r, and LeucOrrhu,a.
when thvy IRE manifestations vc the
scrofulcus po;soaS.
i is an excellent restUrcr of health
and strength in the Spring. Dvrruvv-
ing the appetite and vicor Of ,hc di.r~-
tive organs, it dissipatCs the depression
and hStless lansuor Of the season.
Even where no disorder appears, people.
feel better, and live longer. Tor clean,ia.
the blood. The system moves on with
renewed vigor and a new Iea<c of life.
PREPARED ST
Dr.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and AnGiysiea! CAen.ists.
to-D NJ ALL DRUGGISTS EvEREwHrRE.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-23

nal life, whereunto thou art also
called"
God is incomprehensi6le TO NOR
tai understanding; but the doctrine
of God must then necessarily be
superior, but not contrary to rea-
son.
None will more clearly perceive
theyperfect consistency OF the saliva
ton of the Chief of Sinners, with
the holiness and justice of God in
His law, than the objects OF New
Covenant mercy.
Goodness of heart is mans best
treasure-his brightest honor and
noble t acquisition. 1t is the raw OF
the Divinity which dignifes hu-
mainly.
Peter says of the Christian If
We be reproached for tho name of
Christ, happy are ye; for the spirit
OF glory and of God resteth upon
you"
The Sweet Singer of Israel says /:
Thou hast girded me with strength
unto the battle thou hast subdued
under me those that rose up against
me-"
Fear God and give glory to Him,
for the hour of His judgment is
come and worship Him that made
heaven and earth, and the sea, and
the fountains of waters.
The employment of teachers is
one of the most important in the
world, and the teacher should al
ways be pleasant, affable, and agree
able with his or her pupils.
Prayer 49, the fervent, efTectual
prayer of the righteous-moves the
arm that moves the universe; IL
shuts the gates OF hell, and opcIis the
everlasting doors of heaven.
Self-cXistence and eternity amaze
and confound the mind Omnipo-
tence is awful and tremendous JUS
tice is venerable, and to sinners ter
rife; purity and sanctity are anna
BILE and sublime.
There Is no natural law that can
curtail our spiritual life, which is
altogether @ life miraculous and ex-
ceptional, its main evidence in one
miraculous book and one miraculous
history.
There are three kinds of praise:
hat which we yield, that which we
lend. and that which we pay. We
Weld il 10 the powerful from fear,
we lend IL TO the weak from inter-
est, and we pay it to the deserving
from gratitude.
one momentary expression OF
Gods paJerual affection Tow urds an
outcast prodi"al Is WORTH I'D zee has
created. O, sun! rsu hSt 30
warmth Ike this ... lr.ghtest
1,eams are cold. WHa5 en-. .el avail
Titbout love love tua. uu gui.t. no
,reans of provOcation cam queuch!
AIS the goodness CT God which
recommends Hun 10 our love, pro-
-iuces confidence in His government,
and acquiescence IN Ills dispense
satious; enables US to expect his
Drotcction, aud completely recon-
Giles us TO the contemplation or all
His other PROJECTIONS.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-23
Miscellaneous and Medical.
SPEEDILY CURED.

ALL Forms Of Chronic, Private and Ner-
n vous diseases at the old established
Central Medical Institute. 705 Chestnut, st.
between Seventh and Eight StreetA., 81.
I
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-23
MANH00DI W0MANHOOD!

Popular medical DO oes, qos rye S-F 1sa.
MENTS, to rIarragei eir aa' =, ss.,. s,S
Laed Psychological ftscsgsrses ~ - .s.teT.s
'~ts,t-s Of Rspvoasetos. 6sossstee sexual Exets-
HneuG. huFHs1 sFsefa, sifA Desa1t aaries. SEX
1s - alI az, cd akGs b dsas - seA eaaes.
&c. AL stsg sretsss fessoss .g ~ ~ go Ps9ese
~ prs1naturelE lnflrn. 3g s.s2ss.,SIss ssTs
fltlIlsa % az, daatA ~ Consur1ptlony hpllop4ya
c., tsld dsersass S-sAal n tiAgts eeas,.fls 50
1NsiosS - re HeaFs cd Brain saotLla - ~ 80
D. Al eAaf tAa a0aSrl e,srt0us Or ~ftEs.'e 80 -
tsE. rue naarrta0s ginds AL PrSp1te ce1rir. eeI
~ add sarsas is esHts sscA bots Sr as eSass. A.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-23

Is stock ed with me Pisr.sf and Eat ls17r.ia
VINES.
LIQUORS,
IND CIGiRS
Ut all Glsd>. anu the most f4-ticious taste
calEut tail 10 be saJisded.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-23

Timothy exhorts to eight the
good fight Of faith-lay hold on eter-
nal life, whereunto thou art also
called"
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Bdckingham's Dye.
POR THE wHIEKERS

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Price One Dollar.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-23

None will more clearly perceive
theyperfect consistency OF the saliva
ton of the Chief of Sinners, with
the holiness and justice of God in
His law, than the objects OF New
Covenant mercy.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-23
KINGS PALACE
BILLIARD HALL

Is lifted mp with superb style, and is sIgr-
led the best Of Billiard Tables and appur-
1ances, Aflording pleasant and harmless
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-23

Goodness of heart is mans best
treasure-his brightest honor and
noble It acquisition. 1t is the ray OF
the Divinity which dignifies hu-
manity.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-23

God is incomprehensi6le to NOR
tai understanding; but the doctrine
of God must then necessarily be
superior, but not contrary to rea-
son.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-12-20
TIE war SHIP DEVASTATION.


From the London Daily Telegraph.
That the Devastation Is q success, so
far as she has been tried, is now ad-
mitted. The ponderous monster, which
suuats upon the astonished waters with
a dead weight of 10000 tons, takes any
ordinary waves with stolid indifference.
whether she receives them on end or
upon bow, beam or quarter. The pro-
digious hill Of foam which her stem
piles up when under weigh washes, as
was expected, clean over her forward
deck, and she is often submerged aft
but her massive mid-section rides quiet
" enough, and those on board her,
when anchored IN the rolling tide-way
at spit-head, say that she was steadler
than the houses ashore" She turns
with great readiness In small circle,
and her speed, as proved in six trials
along the measured mile, is not only
equal to the promise of her designers,
but exceeds expectation. The mighty
engines driving this island of iron with
an indicated power of $500 horses,
with seventy-seyen revolutions to the
minute. got fifteen knots and half out
of the ship, and her mean rate at full
steam is thirteen knots and three-quar-
ters. Here, therefore, is a craft which
is vulnerable only to a very few guns,
has the swiftness of a mail packet, and
the handiness-thanks to her twin
screws-of tug, while she could util-
ize these qualities to hurl upon the
sides Of an opponent the awful force OF
all her TO. 600 cons moving with the We
Ioeity of q spear. On board this re-
markably man-of-war there are no less
than thirty-four distinct and separate
engines, and, indeed, the value which
she represents is as serious as her fight
ing capacity. What remains TO be
learned is the behavior of the ugly
giant in real Biscny gale; and whether
or no the cul-de-sac which she carries
aft will or VIII not prove a mistake III q
heavy following sea. With stability as
sured to 80 degrees, with no top gear to
set her over, and with decks which can
be Theoretically sealed, she would be
safe enough; but whenever she does
roll or pitch or scud, the rivits and fit
tings IN her huge body will be shrewd-
ly tried. Except the Russian monitor
Peter the Great, nothing floating couid
resist or even challenge such q vessel,
at once so strong and swift. The tor
pedo, ne doubt, may be 80 developed a.
to make the Devastation, and all her
terrible sisters, impOtent against AIDE
Tended coast. On the high seas at pre-
sent she has no superior, though we
suppose the day will come when even
this amazing construction will be ss
obsolete as the three-deckers of Nelson.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-12-20
MURDER AND LIFE TNSURAHCE-A
CURIOUS CASE.

Our readers have not forgotten the
mysterious murder in Connecticut some
time since, of Captain ColvOcoresses, a
gentleman of wealth and position who
had formerly held a commission IN the
United States navy. No clue to the
perpetrator of the crime was ever OBJ
tanned. and we believe all search has
been abandoned; but the case has now
assumed a new and startling phase
which viii arouse deep interest through
out the country.
At the time Of his death, Captain
CoIvocoresses' life was insured for the
enormous sum Of S1s5, 900. The COM
panies issuing the policies refused to
pay, and suits have been commenced by
the heirs of the deceased against the
Mutual, Metropolitan, New York Life,
Cincinnati Mutual Life, and Phoenix
Life Insurance Company Of Hartford.
The defense set up by the latter COM
pany-which it is understood is identi-
cal with all the rests that ColvOco-
resses obtained the policy with the in
tention Of defrauding the corporation
which insured him by committing sui
eide This, to say the least, Is novel
plea. and the developments Of the trial
will be eagerly scrutinized to ascertain
the facts upon which said plea is based.
Men do not often kill themselves TO
make other people rich, and we hardly
think .Colvocoresses had any intention
of becoming food for worms in order
that his family might have S1S5, 900.
He was healthy, wealthy and reason
ably wise he had agreeable domestic
surroundings and an abundance of
friends and, all things considered, was
about the last man in the world anx-
ious to get into coffin. That he de-
lberately snuffed out hfe's candle TO
beat the life insurance companies we do
not for moment imagine and unless
they can prove the charge 10 the salts
faction Of Judge and jury we hope they
will be compelled to hand over to the
dead mans representatives the comfort
able sum on which he paid premiums, -
81. Louis Republican,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-12-20
One By One.

One by one the sands are aovinr
One by one the moments fan.
Some are coming, some are going.
Do not strive TO grasp them al.
One by one thy duties wait thee,
Let thy whole strength 60 to each.
Let 20 future dreams elate thee,
Learn thou arst what these can teach
One by one Cbright gifts from hesvenl,
Joys are sent thee here below;
Take them readily when given,
Ready too TO let them 60.
One by one thy griefs shall meet thee,
Do not fear an armed hand;
One VIII fade as others greet thee
Shadows passing thro' the land.
DO not look at LIES long sorrow;
See how small each moments pain,
God VIII help thee for tomorrow,
So each day begin again.
Every hour that heets SO slowly
Has its task to do or bear;
Luminous the crown, AID holy,
When each gem is set with care.
Do not Hnger with regretling,
Or for passing hours despOnd;
Nor, the daily toll forgetting,
Look too eagerly beyond
Hours are golden links, Gods token,
Reaching heaven; but one By one,
Take them lest the chain be broken,
Ere thy pilgrimage be done
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-12-20
Selected Miscellany.
What a Sermon slould Be.

It should be brief, If lengthy, it VIII steep
Our hearts in apathy, our eyes in sieeP;
The dull will yawn, the chapel-lounger doze,
Attention flag, and mernory's portals close.
Il should De warm; living altar coal
To melt the icy heart and charm the soul;
souness, dun harangue, however read,
VIII never rouse the soul, raise the desi.
It should be simple, practical and clear;
No ane-spun theory to please the ear;
No curious lore TO tickle lettered pride.
And cieSve the poor and plain unedifed.
It should be tender and afTectionate
As his warm theme who wept lost SaleIns fate;
The fiery laws, with words Of love aIIay'd,
VII sweetly warm and awfully porsuaae.
II should be manly, just and rational;
Wisely conceived, and well expressed withsi.
Not stuffed with silly notions, apt to stain
A sacred desk, and show muddy brain.
It should possess well adapted graos
TO situation, audience, time, and place;
sermon form'd for scholars, statesmen, lords,
With peasants and mechanics ii accords.
1t should with eyangelic beauties bloom,
Like Paul's at Corinth, Athens, or a. Rome;
While Epicturus or stern esteem,
A gracious Saviour in the gospel theme!
It should be mixed with many an ardent prayer,
To reach ihe heart, and fix and fasten there;
When God and are mutually addressed
God grants blessing, is truly Dlest.
1t should be closely well applied at lat,
To make the moral nail securely fast;
Thou art the man, and thou, alone viii make
A Felix trembie and a David quake!
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Lalage.

Come 70 nns, LalsGe!
Girl OF the flying feet,
Girl Of the tossing hair,
And the red mouth, small and sweet
Less Of the earth than air.
So witchingly fond and fatr'
Ialagel
Fondle me, Lalagei
Girl Of the soft, white hand,
Girl Of the low, white brow,
And the rossate bOsCm-band;
Bloom from an orchard bOugh;
Less doEny soft than thou,
Lalagel
kiss me, L-Alage!
Girl Of the fragrant breath,
Girl Of the sun Of May;
As q bird that futters in death-
AIy huttering pulses sayi
If thou be death, yet stay,
Lalagel
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-12-20
PROGRESS or USTRLAL EDECA-
TON.

There are now thirty-two industrial
colleges in the United States which
have received the national endowment
made by Congress under the act Of July
2. 1862. ATassachrsetts has two Mis-
sissippi two, and each Of the other
States one, except Florida, Nevada,
Louisiana and Virginia, in which none
have yet been established. Twenty-six
Of these institutions are in operation,
and it is expected that the remainder
viii be opened during the year 1872.
Twenty are established IN connection
with other institutions, and seventeen
are independent colleges. Three hun
dred and ten professors and assistants
are employed IN giving instruction to
more than two thousand students who
are pursuing regular course Of study
IN agriculture and the mechanical arts.
Quite a number have already completed
the required course Of three or four
years, and have received diplomas. a
large portion of these students are edu-
Gated free Of expense for tuition These
institutions have excited the attention
not only of the National Government
and of the States, but also Of private
individuals. Several gentlemen and
ladies Of distinguished hberality, who
have had in view the laudable object OF
improving the industrial education Of
the nation, have made liberal donation
for their support.-Ag, Report,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-12-20

The total imports Of Boston amounted
to 553, $50, ,225, and the exports of for
eign and domestic produce and manu-
factures to S14, Al, ,589. IN imports she
occupied a position second only to New
York, but IN exports her rank Is ninth
in the list Of American cities. In point
Of value one-tenth of all the importa-
tions into the United States entered the
port Of Boston, being chiefly in the
form of raw materials to be converted
into her numerous manufactures for dis
tribution in the interior.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-12-20
News of the Week.
DOWN EAST.


Sinclair Tansley of the New York Tribune,
has addressed a letter Of thanks to Gen. Grant
for the respect no has shown to Mr.. Greeley
IS. n. Pike, of New York, died last week of
aPoplexy. He was the builder of the opera
house, Cincinnati-a whisky prince.
1t is reported that Mayor Hall assumes
the editorial chair OF the Herald Jan. 1, and
that Bennett shortly leaves on a two year
European trip.
-Hanheld, Wentwork & Co., dry goods and
commission merchants Of Boston, have failed
on account Of the fire. Liabilities, 81, 924 $50;
assets, 81, ,583, 40.
The U. S. ship Portsmouth has sailed on
her Darien and Pacific expedition.
1t is estimated that it will require another
appropriation of one and three quarters mil
lions of dollars to put Mansard roof on the
new postoffice in New York. The claims of la
borers for back pay under the eight hour law
on this building amount to seven hundred and
fifty thousand dollars which is included in the
above amount
The graduates Of Harvard in New York
City and State propose raising 300, 900 to re-
imburse Alma Mater for losses by the Boston
fire.
The New York World says several prominent
business men have just sent by the steamer
Tybee the money for the purchase of samana,
San Domingo. They having become satisfied
that the purchase which Congress rejected
would be profitable one, have renewed the
bargain with Baez on their own account.
Judge Martin, of the Criminal Court, has
reversed the decision recently given against
the keeper of restaurant for refusal to enter
tain colored men, and holds that the proprietor
of hotel or restaurant was the proper judge
who was to be received in his house
Mr.. Stanley has discontinued his lectures
in New York on his African adventures, for the
reason that the expense exceeds the receipts
His failure is attributed to poor elocution, and
bRdly-written lectures.
The steamship Scanderia left New York
October 8, with 1000 bushels of corn, for
Queenstown. She has not been heard from
since, and it is presumed, has foundered
New York.-CaPt. Douglas of the Pacific
mail steamer Guatemala, wrecked on Tonala
bar October 13, attributes the loss of the vessel
to miscalculaiion by Third-officer Parker, in
charge at the time, who did not allow for the
under-current causing the vessel to make eight
knots an hour instead of six
The remnants of two more human bodies
have been found in the ruins of Walkers car
riage factory, of Boston, which was burned in
the great fire. This makes six bodies recover
ed from Tie same place, and the laborers are
digging for more.