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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-07-18
Gtass, Putty, White Lead,
Church Directory.

St. James'ChUrch, Bolivar, Tenn,
rervi5eg every Sunday the iErIy DayE by
RECTOR " &. GRAY.
TIE hour for opening sunday School BE- ~ o'clock All
Morning Service on Suuacy s...--...--.. lJiz
evening Service On SUNDAY s............. do ~
Services twice each daV durlu= Lent.
From . 10 II A NJ and from 90 20 T. II, the Rector
found in his study at the ~ the Church
Sc The seats gG this Church LII Free.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-07-18

MEMPHIS, DYERsBUEG AND THE p. & NJ
RAMRoAD-The p 81 NJ Railroad is
treating DyeIsbcrg and Memphis with
bad faith. 1t has realized over S2,O00-
coo on the first sale Of its first mortgage
bonds ii has $4,000 worth of Dyersburg
bonds, on which our citizens are now
paying interest at the rate Of about SO a
day; it has $4,000 of individual stock
from cur citizens; the time for which it
promised our town a railroad connection
has passed, and still there is no contract
let out that Will bring the road to Overs,
burg The PROJECT is that the trade of
Dyersburg, worth S25O,OO0, VIII this
season be diverted to depot north Of Us
and that our town has paid Sl0O,0 600 for
the privilege Of losing 100000. Mem,
phis subscribed &c the road with liberal
hand and now, By not completing the
road this year, the company Is diverting
north an immense trade that legitimately
belongs to Memphis, It occurs to US that
the business men Of Memphis and their
Chamber Of Commerce should speedily
interview the p q NJ. on this subject. n
gap Of about thirty miles OF the road Is
still not let Out-Neal s State Gazette
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-07-18
TnSOlVent Notice.

Having this day suggested to the clerk
of the county court of Hardeman county,
Tennessee, the insolvency of the estate of
HENRY BROOKS, colored, deceased,
all persons having claims against said es>
tate are hereby notified to file them prop
erly authenticated with said clerk on or
before the 9Th day of December, 1873, or
they Will be forever barred in law and
equity. This, 7th June, 1873.
iue13w4 ALIEN. WHITE.
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ESTRAY.

Taken up, by J. A. Gibson, one bay
horse, about nine years old, left hind foot
white, black name and tail, fifteen hands
high, saddle and harness marks On him
Appraised at $75. Said Gibson resides
eight miles northeast Of Bolivar, in Har-
deman county, Tenn. This, 18th day Of
June, 1873. WIN. NUCKOLLS,
juel2w4 Ranger II. c.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-07-18
The Savannah AdJ
bic for the following:

"An old lady selling eggs yesterday
asked, as IS usual. What's the news +?
The last, said the obliging clerk, is that
the Yankees have got tie Modocs.' The
old lady struck her knuckies on the coun-
ter and exclaimed, 4 hope the last one of
en- will die Of it %
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-07-18

The Shelbyvillo Commercial says that
the sick and dead Of Bedford county have
been most shamefully neglected In
many cases the sick was unattended and
the dead llowed to remain unburied for
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-07-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
St. James Church
School For Girls !
Rec. ". C. GRAY.................. Rector
MISS MARY HcNAALLY. Pn1SCIPAL.
MISS VICTORIA d. BOWERS ASSISTANT
Il -.-r
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TERMS.

Ten, Fifteen, and Twenty Dollars, ac~
cording to advancement Of pupils
French, ......-............ so 90
Music, ............................ % 90
Use Of instrument, ................. ) 90
Latin without additional charge also,
Vocal instruction IN general Study-hall
and exercises in elementary drawing.
The fourth term Of this school will be.
gin on Monday, September lst, 1878,
with nearly the same corps Of teachers
as before, and the trustees refer to past
success and most hearty approval on the
part Of patrons as a sufficient guarantee
for the future while soliciting further
patronage.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-07-18

The wheat crop Of Lawrence county
turns uul unusually light.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-07-18
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church.

Services rs follows :-Firss Sabbath in each month
by Rev Dr. EsTELLE. TL5E3 SabLat'. b. -GG Iiey.
VIZ NJ. NoEMENT.
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Presbyterian Church.

Bible Class on Tussiays r. ..--.-----....l = n
Prayer Meeting IhlEEdayB. t-..-... ~ DO
Services every Sabbath, CO IO5s A II. aad = + u
Seats all FREE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-07-18

Services every Sabtash, at IaJ< =. II. and : r y
BY the Rev / S. 81 d IEsDE.
SABBATH SCHOOL No 81 4. Il.
Staging Sabbath School Scholars every Sunday
ming at 2Jz o'clock. Prayer u Getting every WatusE-
zay night. Choir meeting every Friday night Regular
Church meeting -Est N-dutH lay night each month
Young Mems prayer meeting every Monday night
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-07-18
From Cumberland County, Tenn.

j. w. NILES, Chairman,
NJ. NJ SMITH, Secretary.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-07-18
Cash System {!
Cash on Delivery,
I93 8R8G

}. h. LARWILB.
June 10Th, 1873. DRUGGIsr.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-07-18
Aldermen.

L. n. tAKRISGFOS. l. b. ABA as' W. "a =
q = HARDY, ~ ,. NALAN-'' $3.50 '---
KEe y 3 POWELL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28
from the Rural Press
-ii.C EsoY The. Stuek 10 Farming.

f.S bscy 10 z AK01nKs
"Whcn l was boy" says a ,iis:in-
Gnis!led man, my first saving of ten
cent pieces, earned by Saturday after
noon worl1-for school kept half day
on Saturday then-were expended in
buying heifer calf. Then i worked
on. and paid my father certain sum
cach month for keeping. When the
calf was one year old I traded it for
TWO steer calves, and now had to put
IL good and strong to pay for their
keeping; but I occupied all my spare
time III teaching those calves to work
n 'ic yoke, and at one year old they
could geo and haw as will oxen, and
my father paid me for til cir use in lead
ing the team for breaking his two and
three year ODDS. Again, [ had piece
OF land each year after 1 was fourteen,
that could plant and work on shares;
and, if l wanted help, I had to give
two days Of my time to the hired mans
ono day. l grew just what my fancy
and reading dictated, and from the
proceeds l dressed as well IS any of
the boys of the present time. always
had some time to play, time to read,
and now look back with love and pleasant
thoughts 10 the old farm and the farm
hand who taught me to use tools, and
whipped me when neglected to drive
out straight at the end of the furrow in
blowing. The remembrance of my
boyllood days has always induced me
to favor all items of announcement at
home on the farm and I believe, if it
We're more generally practiced, we
would have more good farmers and
fewer broken down merchants, or loaf
ing, hanging-on, time-serving clerks,
ready for anything except honorable
and useful labor"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28

A most extraordinary woman WAS
on horse car in Cleveland, March 4,
1873. She had with her pet poodle,
and she had something else with her,
as we shall see presently. The gen
tlemanly conductor stated to her in the
mildest manner that dogs were not
permitted to ride in that car, and that
hers must be put ont. The damsel
straightway arose, drew a revolver
from her pocket, and said, Unless
you drive on without molestine nv
dog Ill make you eat this straw
There was. scene. Ladies' left the
car. But the woman with the pistol
didn't. And the dog didn't.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28

:':sgtsc1a3-.r< s. E.1s 5.en:l:-.S>:: 4 :,
-5E>g...s. ..s-.5 lt;s..-.3C.l :s-.c f.ss,s-
<eC@.


:':sEts"tai-,r~ g z.s -,2c:ls- .~s-.-s<z,
jE>s9sss. -<s-.' A,;'.l-:acsl :s-.c Ssss:-s-
| cnce.
The C:-a.1a...i fo;:,1..<s.: III cont:.
some tac. 81 ir.,"roe- 1trrCo.:Er TIC
death o. :3i@i!"r} Gt=-,rs,:., ana ron-
| e,.lllirr a. caIee4.:
d" lie ID day haGa~n roatoT:.ar N
E!orCnc-, it"jE, NJ e a." VIA. ~,.-:G.3lc
For tia '5.naii. u LIS Lr.l'l, la Ii:.i
long bcen failin". Sc Lave. u ~ =
tE,El ,;.ra 81 hi. II -12.s.1al-..: 4 c.!,Ia
d.spa Ten from Florence ;;i,-i;s-;a-r
.t:,d i...t:-'',fcr = 49, fc-t- -. "r-I
Hrs. J. 4; iIcya1n. o3llysy.t t,lc III
forn2at;.... that he - SERIOUSLY ii ::
and I, second Ii rat,,z1. following; 4! 9
couple O. I.cylrs, tod OF his dealt, ar,.
mentioned tGat MS .T:.u~!!tar whose
home * u London. England. (sll2 haY-
-l,r lnarlte.i gentleman 81 tl:.5 city
@on,. three years ,si,fae) Ta@ with him
; II his l.srt 1nolle,!tr. It = supposed
cat he t:Ieel o al:2p+ez:. IS he had a
tendency - shat disease, and Lad LOST
two DICin@-5 f; + I. Z b. aI>p..tcjio
were forwarded - ie care = Sir. The
"dore Coo1z, q fiji, city, "G-1 - nv
Nj. YOcI7ni was civ. i til,, et7!t3 q con-
reving tic ~ad intelligence TO The aged
wife aI.d tao Youngest darohtcr, il
Clifton. - st.s I411lteal service Il S.
pauls Church, last ercniAg. Tie al
nouucc12ant WIS made. All 1tlcf:aYers
OF tlIo CONGREGATION f.r The afflicted
. family requested.
! BISHOP 1Eculra:i1a Wa {. mai, Of
! marked character and commanding
position. lis high position in this
| country v-.- 1seog:,i2lt1 by all, aid in
, England, which country he FREQUENTLY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28

The Rev. DR.. Craick, rector of Christ
Church, Louisville, KY, has just pub
lished tract OF one hundred pages upon
the Incarnation, in which he maintains
that the Son of God united himself not
with one man but with essential human
nature in the Incarnation, so as to ex-
tend the benefit of it to all mankind
and to secure salvation to all children
who die before SHINING, whether they
are baptized or not,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28
The commissioner appointed by the

The commissioner appointed by the
Governor of Minnesota to make a per-
sonal examination into the number OF
fatalities attending the late storm, Las
reported the total deaths in the Ii
counties where the storm was iercest
to be 20. There were many cases OF
frozen limbs that required amputation,
and many pairs of oxen and horses
were frozen, but the loss of human
life was, as appears from this report,
greatly exaggerated in the first &C
counts. Some of the bodies have not
vet been found.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28
THE BROWN
COTTON GIN

PLANTERS thould examine the above
ns med nti AMI reliable Gin before buying any
other 1t combines the requir"d qua i:',s OF
Simplicity. Strength and Durability.
!: gins fast and clean. makes Keel.
lent lint gotten trinSing 1.4c. TO I.3c.
per Id. sbov.- market tE,i il universally ad
United 10 lie the Iiglitcst run m ing gin
e. We have ba.t ihi.t. YEARS experience
IN thr i'u<i"-ss ami warrant every gin perfect.
Gins CON TINT V in the lands OF our agents, To
which in VT ilI- pectup
Circulars, with test i'm Onials and full
Esrtiru " b. hal by :.,tdr -sIng
ESRAEI. 2. BROWN. President.
Brown Cotton G in Co.,
New London. Conn.
IA ~SrN. TELL & HENNING, Agents,
lmington, y. C.
march WIN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28
Lost !!

Certificate No. IS for five shares of At, 81 in
The Wilmington & weldon RaiI sd t'onran,
issued July 9th, 1879 in ina nf Nre.
Sophiah L Smith. Notice = n. r. ~ gil. Ia that
application wi.l be made :" me Pr~-i'., s.d
Directors Of rsd ComP-n fer = r,n e.ft,f
cate.
BE. NH Hs
Agent Ear Mr. =. 4. SINH
wiimInrtoG. N 81 IL.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28

DIRECTORS:
JAnrs kEpAoHp. Fam fAiLLIer, " q
LEwIs, MATHEW WEppHLI.
Issues Ger tificates Of Deposit bearing interest
Is authorized by Charter to receive on de-
post moneys held In trust by Executors, Ad-
Sells CS.ets 1t ,ar nn &c &C. Se, HG n.,.t,.
Philadelphia, Norfolk, Columbia, Charleston,
Richmond, Petersburg and all u Q cities and
towns In North Carolina
Buys and sells checks In sums to suit on Great
Britain Ireland. Germany, France. &c.
Buyr and sells Gold, Silver, Bank Bills,
Bonds. Stocks, &c, &c.
fTtct attention given to the orders and re-
n"ests OF our country friends by mall or other
nov 70 356- matilda
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28
North Carolina,
oEsLow COUNTY
ST-rERIOT GOT! TALL TERN. 1871

Iursnt T. Rhode, in his own beh ali, and ia
h-hs II "f snc!' other creditors at the late
Whit -. Humphrey, dec' asei, msy
unite IN sr >I.ti ID ute to this ac.i lion, r lain
.trf.
igGit.s:
Nathan 5. Humphrey, W. D. Humphrey May
:. Cox. wife OF CATER Il. Cox, ard others,
De fendante
'-TGF0Ia OR'E Hill
Ordered by the Court, that yns I.catiun re
mstie for six aggressive weeks at the Court
House d.'''r in .I~cksoTy Ne. y. e., sri at three
other public tia"ss in rh>- comfy Of Onr:aw,
and all, n the We.kiy edition Of the Will
kISf-7nS .'orI:N AZ, .t-f}iIg ali creditors CT
the is;e White II. tiumj ,hrey, Decreased, WHO
may Iuh IN snd eoniT,uute this action Of
ths ming o. th's hill ii the pm post fer which
II vs. trau.- d. @n, VIKING II. m IN appear at
the eff 2 at To- fI-'k "f tie Superior Court OF
rnsf0w coni,.y LtTorc the 18Th day OF
February, y. H.. iS1l, prepared! make a
proper exhibit a;-,i s-f their Claims against
said Relate and M kr tho ni~e!ve- pa les pi.iF-
tin tn this proces uirs If they Fbsii Gle. TO do
50; ana on theft failure 10 tio this they will be
dcharrsd II all tsI tirir'ation in the fund that
nsy h- derived pur suaht TO thi> proceeding.
:''-'--. Given Irdrr INV hand and ~eal OF
:sSAi.: & fhcc Ia jacksonville. his 9Th day
:.----.: or lamar, a. H., 1913.
A. e. HIGGINS csc.
t;peow Comfy.
AN Il w-6w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28
South Carolina Items.

MIR. Edward CarsWcl lecturad IN
Columbia on Tuesday evening.
The police ere wagirg war upon the !
CANNES in Columbia. They rope
them III.
Freight trains on the Charleston and
Savannah road run on Mondays, We'd !
nesdays and Fridays.
A meeting of the South Carolina
Medical Association IS to be held st
the Roper Hospital, in Charleston, on
the second Tuesday in April.
The New Orleans papers announce
the death OF Mr. J. II. Fsaacs, & native
of Charlezton, bat for years an es-
teemed merchant Of the Crescent City.
It is rumorol that II. Z. Peake,
ESD, General Superintendent OF the
South Carolina Railroad, IS about to
form /: connection Win the Port Roya!
Railroad, commencing On the lst
proximo. II It's cAaIac:cr q It's Gene
rs.l Superintendent.
Professor J. Wood Cav .3son, m
tive OF South Caroline. and for many
| years a rc~;,lcn: Of NiErShcro', ana
professor al Greek il Io1no Lion
! College. lsas 5s,., III Y been called 10 a
| position anon ill., editorial stati' OF the
I New Ioril Evening Pos
The C5.uinE5:a Phoenix says: Eztcn-
! atvc ana damaging fire. have RACED III
! he collntry to tho southeast If Coll1nl-
/ bia for some days past. We b .liyye
they are row ztI,l.5r:zbed. A:r. j. =.
| C. Sims lost about 400 cords OF wood
and ] 500 cro5s-t;es i@o1n tllls cause.
| + slor. ti11e since an engineer on
tie Charlotte. Columbia AID Augusta
Rei!road discovered "a ueG2o asleep on
. the tract. Failing to awake hin with
the whistle, lie STOPPED TIE train, and
cutting Il long hickory lie woke the
negro III Il surprising nHnncT, VINO L.
| inst row getting 50 liz c;.ll walk again.
It is thought that 1Lr. Browning, the
Owner Of the saw mills IS %@Tnayiito,
on the Port Rial Railroad. which c.
.p!oded o.. Tuesday, VII not recover;
also that Ii. puHeTs and the two
colored 1..2n Who were injured besides,
VII Stare the same fate. Al eye VT
ness OF t:.- results Il file hCrIE Bic
casuaItY. who arrived IL Iii" city yes
terdav, stated tl4at tIic injured: PaEties
were terribly n,ai.G!-;:. nd co::td not
possibly survive.
The Sumter Ee.-s c.vcs rs the fol-
lowing, which IS tie boat that We have
eear, in month: - one q our FAST
travelling Radical citizens dashed
through Main street, the other day,
arcIl-rcc!.c9 steed. aoLIo one expresse,.
his admiration, Cor the horse, Lot the
Griver,} aud wondered where he got
I,;,,, . ,Tvy,;t.,,I OIL Crp,,+ i.rs,n,,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28

THUS !. 70 certify that was called upon By
Nsssr-. j Miles II nutcc & lew to visit Mrs.
Margaret r. Dubnsa III december, 1871. upon
her arrival in G2oldSboro, and found her gu fer
ing with large tunof, 0bstTurting the vision
and extending below the upperiip. Idiagnoeed
tn" case 3 - F:0ee Cancer. Messrs. Hum er
4 Ts~ th..T. made a;l application OF thctr Cam
Ger E.rn.-ic. From Thu time lost sight or tho
case unli: to-day, Drce Tuhcr 18th. W On L was
again raIle,, t:rot; ~ visit the patient. found
her much improvsi in general health, and
without any trace oi' the Cancer. i consider
the case radically rul ed.
W MOORE, NJ. D.
FEES from So3 TO $500.
dec 4,-W-om
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28

S. to $2Oeess! a al e,. Ass. ai . .eGs
Ing people, OF either sex, young or old, make
more money Mt Wo' for us In their spare mo-
ments, or all the time, than At anything else.
Particulars free. Address g. S:inson s. Co.,
Portland, Maine.
sept -, 1879 36W1y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28

of Chronic and Acute. .itc,.matl-m, Neuralgia.
Iurubazo, Scla:tca, Kiln. v, aid Nervous iil--
easss after wears of ga hsting. by tHkirg
Dr. Filters Vegetable Rheumatic
syrup the sole ntibc discovery VI a. 4. Fnler,
81 D.. regular graduate lhysician. With
whom We ar. pr equally acquainted who has
for s, wears treated these diseases exclusively
with sstonisiHg results. We believe II oar
christsin duty, after deTberstion- - eonscien
tousiy request sufferers to nae it, especially
per.obs in moderate circumstances who canno,
AFFORD 10 waste money and time on Worthless
mixtures. As clergy men VS. seriouly feel the
deep responsibility resting on ne in pubhciy
er.ior.irg th:r medicine. Bnt our knowledge
and e,psIiepce of its remarkable merit fully
justI fi-s our action. Rev. g. Ii. Ewing, Media.
pernsvIyanis, euffered sixteen vCats, became
topei,-e. key. 1hcs Murphy, d. H., Franz
ford, Phi.s4te l,tis. hcv. j y. Davis, High
ssowu, New Jersey. Rev a. 4. Buchanan,
,Isr,-f.t. Iowa. Rev. g, q. Smith, Pitt sfori
New York. kev. .!os Reges. Fails Church, ,
Ph,lafeiy his. Other t->tImonials from Sens
tors. Governors, Judges. COngressmfn, Physi-
ciaEs. ~ fo:a aru,si gratis with Iamphl ta-
planning tn ere, q is- One thousaEt dolisrs,
viii be presented to any medicine fur same dis
esses siowts .fusi merit under tett or THAI
Ca produce u, III as MANY living eHTos.
ANY rersoa rending hv I-ttrr description O,
af;ic,5or will .cetss gratis y legally signed
guarantee, naming tt- runber OF bottles 10
core sg=e.irg to r.fuhd mo- ey rpon Rworp
stat. m.nr OF tie failure to care. Afflicted inTi-
ted to rr1.a tn or. filar, FhIladhiEf la HIS
valuable scs1re costs rcthIHR.
GREEN Il FLANNER,
wholesste and Retail Agents for Wilmington,
n =. Jan l5-1s-,lS~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28

c. P. KNIeBT. ESQ Dear Sir: | have had
Brsdley's Pa5snt Enamel Paint. which pUr
chased FROM you, used inside and outside. bote
at my dwelling and store, tor TIVE cars. IL
gives me grea, piessu o ~ be . bic 20 FAY that
1t comes III IL up TO yGur recnn'me rdst.sns in
facility OF rs, economy. durnhiiity aE-d b-hn-
ty- YOurs. very { My,
TuDMA, & IRVING,
CT Ta1a j. lsv,ag 8 o., IsS Wes BALI st
BAITis.okE, Sept. n. 1872
To THs eCB-Iu 1T afforis me- rnuch plras-
uro to state that IN July. ifTi, From. Street
Theatre was painted inside AMI oui with 3rat
ley's Patent Eusmei Paia.. Z which Z. P.
Knight, No. SO W"A Lombard ttteet, ie agent,
snd 10 testify 10 its srrcri!ty over any aud all
other paints for sim i.aE ue-. In NJ rrivsts
dwelling can pal eibly be su5iect'.. 20 the
wy severe test It under goes y: this estahii h
nnent. where, during daily cleaning. sap
and .oda constantly applied to Il, ami Yet IL
appears al and fresh when FIRST kut
on. Or the nurncrous afssNtases it possesses
over ether paints l viii mention its being
mixed and ready for use In qusntIt - ia suit
| purchasers, It's c1ickty drying proper les.
which saves rnucl, time IN tae execution OF
work y here pstisr NEEDED. md its ir'r-
| cepiih,e teuacity, which i,np9rts beauty aUG
| durability to the objects which 1t ~ USED.
! As such most carne-t;y recnmmeHt It - the
merchants .nd tTa.ieanen OF or city. h. l'cs
IN tll..i Z: viii ri lie them sa'it~ in,t
| than they I,nssihiy anticipate.
/ Wi r. HfNN. Front ST. Theatre.
+ BALTIMORE A,rl Is. 1872.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE,

~ AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No matter Whist ma = be your disease. before
You place yourself under 'he care Of any OF the
QUACKS-native ai,>. ,ureign-who advertise
Young's Book and reau it carefully. 1t will be
the means of saving You many dollar, your
health, and possibly your life. DR.. Young can
be consulted on any of the diseases described
in his public ,tioHs by mail or at bis office, 40.
il6 Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
sept 20 36-wkm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-28
DR. J. MILES HUNTER & TEW.
Special Practice.
CANCERS, TUTORS. sCEoFULA,
CHRONIC ULCERS, AND ALL
MALICIOUS DISORDERS
successfully Treated.
OFFICE AND INFIRMARY,
EAST CENTRE STREET,
GOLDSRORO, n. @.
COnSulta n
49,. FREE!

In consequence OF increased practice, we
ave OPENED T. Urinary at Goideboro, =. u,
FOR the rc"iGmo0atioa of patients requiring
i4Il, :Ieut.on phc fact that We have cured q
large manner OF patiepts il the peSt guarantees
Of ability ia 20 all We promise
iny.t. attention e. the certificates below,
which selected oU- OF Il large humber. Cif-
oula.s containing ful! particulars roaned upon
application
ts,Li's soRo. y. C., Decent Der II, 1S
This is to certify that in December, 1871.
visited Mcs.:e. j. II. IInnier & TeY for the
;.,trfese of heng treated hy them ior a SfDeer
nose. lisd til III GeGl RI 5orng with this
All Iction for I,tsioi ct Two yesIs and 1t had
groan ,Io!lDous size. SonIt' t.Iue before
co sulting Drs. Hunter & Tc~, ! had had i
rcmovfu ny surgical operation, but it began 10
reappcsp in about two weeks after the opera
tim 1ai been performed p nj grew rapidly AT
the tine Of placing nv. 81; nnser tho troat ment
81 MUs>rs. Hunter x lew, 1t hal grown TO thr
size If a large orange. and extended over the
entiro 1hs l;Ie Of tue upper lip tn the
eye. threatening tn destroy my st2ht After
taithttil end PERSISTENT use of the remedies
Siv. by Mas rs. Inner & Tow. and under
their peT,ntcaI sup. rys'on. 1 nm happy to
<.rte LII II I am today entirely free OF my NJ
iiirii,n. ai,,i am. / consider. entirely cured.
lSiyuedl RiAKGAEET r. pCBOSE.
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