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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-24

it is easy to separate the noble metals.
Claudet produced in 1871. By this
process, from 1890 tons of desulphur-
lied pyrites, 333, 242 kilogrammes silver
and 3,172 Elogrammes gold, at a net
profit of s16 $50
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-24
What The Season suggests.

To assume warm clothing at the commencement
Of the cold season Is only an act of common rru-
dence. But something more than this is required
to put the body in a state of defense against the
searching atmosphere of winter. Damp has q de
pressing effect on the vital organs and the animal
spirits. The amount Of life power taken out Of the
strongest of US by the chilling vapors which fire.
quently load the air at this period of the year Is
very considerable, and to the weak and languid
they are extremely deleterious. To protect the
system against their effects, 1t must he inwardly
toned regulated and reiaforced, as well as shielded
outwardly by appropriate garments. This essential
service is more safely and satisfactorily accom-
plished by the daily use Of Hostetters Stomach
Btters than by any other means within the pro-
vince of medical science. The fact here stated as
incontrovertibIe as a demonstration in mathamat-
les. Nobody disputes 1t. 1t Is a matter OF common
belief and of general record. Here the case might
be rested; but the public naturally enough VA nts
TO know W } Y this famous vegelaDie SPECIFIC IS so
ahead of all OIh=r medicines OF its class This
SS.s9oAtND.N - y
BitterS comprise hNe important elements VIZ; q
stlmulant, tonic, an apeT:ent, and blood drpu-
rent I.tll u tti 81 - '-e
OF tue OJneE SUBORDINATE lgEeulehLS, Is tie pu est
and best of its kind. They proportioned in &C
eordance with formula that has been III u.s. for
twenty years, and operate haruOuioShly ana
simultaneously. Hence the uniform success of
the medicine.
Is IT not cheaper to wear one collar three or
four days than one collar each day If YOU
think so try the Elmwood or Warwick.
IT Is ALTOGETHER WRONG to trihe with a bad
gOngh % re 1
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construction of the heavens. Laplaee
found use of some of their observations;
vet at the time these were made the
Europeans thought that the world was
square. Terrestrial globes were in use
among them. They discovered the
DenduIum clock and the true length of |
the year, measured the height of the |
atmosphere and understood the twink |
ling of the stars. They built the first
observatory Mt Seville. They saw far
into physics, made tables of specific
GRANTEES. In optics, they corrected the
Greek theories. They explained how
we see singly looking from two eyes.
. They introduced rice, cotton, morocco,
sugLr, coffee, steel blades into Europe,
and lastly the Arabian horse. They
made the grain" the standard of
weight, and used the word s'carat" In
their scientific books there is a current
of true devotion to Deity. They min
gled all their discoveries with implora-
tions for blessings from heaven. Their
! philosophical opinions, as a curiosity at
! least, are interesting. In spite of their
( fatalism their best philosophers rest on
| the fact that every living thing rests
on something that existed previous to
it. This world being a thing of life,
they say it must have been produced
and maintained by living being. They
believe that God will finally absorb all
i Ia1 oil
Europe after awhile; even Wicklife
was tinctured with them. The Francis
cans adopted them; the Dominicans
hated them. In the thirteenth century
Paris was their headquarters, and they
were all the fashion IN Venice. Colum-
bus was first led by an Arabian book to
believe that there existed a western
hemisphere. If from Rome as a center
line be drawn to the BosphOrus and
another to the Pyrenees, we may say
that throughout the middle ages the
darkness of ignorance lay above these
lines; the light of intelligence and the
comforts of civilization below. The
two regions were in deadly enmity.
The Southern nations were repositories
of old-time knowledge. This passed
/ into France through the gates of the
Pyrenees. It began in the light litera-
: ture of Lasso, Petrarch and Ariosto.
Then came the weightier sciences. Lit
z erary and scientific tidal waves swept
up from the South, though bitterly OPP
l posed by the churchmen as a political
necessity. How feeble their resistance
> to the current of events! Those who il
= this day have been it's handmade o
f science can afford to give due credit Il
I their predecessors of the Moslem faith
$ The cry of the Crusaders has too long
Outlived the Crusades. Let us do JUS
e tice to the noble Moslem for all thos,
e scientific achievements which histor,
= credits him with. Science was feeble
h century ago. Now she is strong. Judg
e her by her acts. Her manufactures
{ steam, telegraphs, telescopes, micro
t scopes, spectroscopes are creating a rev
o oIution in all modern thought. She i
. answering all the questions of the mod
e ern mind In another century she vii
n have unified the human race. In he
S present day Of power let her be just t.
5 those who protected her in her infancy
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"P. p. P. p

The above are the initials Of DR.. Pierce s
Pleasant Purgative Pellets. or Sugar-cOated.
Concentrated ROet and Herbal Juice. Anti
Bilious Granules-the Little Clan" Cathsr-
tic, or 10ltli,tDl az pdTUo physic- They are
scarcely larger than mustard seeds. yet repre-
sent as much cathartic power az a large repul-
sive pill. being most searching and though
vet gently and kindly operating cHthartic.
Pleasant 20 take. powerful to cure. - cents
per vial. by druggists. 623.
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VIZ WE'RE pleased to see. not long since, in
one OF our exchanges, some pretty severe re-
marks addressed TO several persons who, dur
ing an interesting lecture by Rev Jno. 4 &.
Abbott kept n continuous coughing. which
prevented many from hearing. People who
cannot refrain from coughing had better stay
away from such places or else take bottle of
Jollnson'r Anodvne Liniment with them
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Observe tEe following symptoms resulting
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HEAD- . IA Use AND TRUE" send one let
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-24

vinegar 5itters are not vile Fancy Dr.His
made Of Poor Rum Whskey, Proof Spirits and Re.,ss
Liquors doctored spced, and sweetened please he
taste called ''Tonics' " ApPetiZers,' Restoress
&c, that lead the pPler to drunkenness and ruin
but a Medicine, made from the native roofs
and herbs OfCaoTnia, free from al Alcoholic Stmulats
They the Great Blood Purifier and Life-gysns
Principle Perfect RenovatOr and Invlgorator OF the
System carrying OF all posonou matter and restoring
the blood healthy condition, enTchiHg IL refreshing
and invigoratng both mind and body. They are easy
of administration prompt in their action certain si-
results, safe and reliable in all forms Of disea-e
No Person can take these Bttters acccl7
ing 10 directions, and remain long unwel, PROVIDED
their bones destroyed by mineral poison os
means, and tie vital organs wasted beyond the pom
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache. Pan
in the Shoulders, Coughs Ightness of the Chest, Iz
ziness, Sour ETuctatons OF the stomach BAD last
in the Mouth Bilious Attacks, Papitation of -irs
Heart Inflammation of the Lungs Pain in the regions
the Kidneys and hundred other painful symptoms
the ofsprins of Dyspepsia. In these complaints
il has equal, and bottle viii prove better guar
antee of its merits than lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints, young old
r--rred SINGLE, ~ - dawn Of womanhood the
turn Of li6e these Tom Bitters display decided
influence that marked improvement IS soon pe5ceP
For TnfInnmatory and Chronic Rheu-
matism and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Bilious
Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases OF The
Blood, Liver Kidneys and Bladder these Btters have
been successful. Such Diseases arc caused BY
Initiated Blood VIII oh Is generally produced by derangs
ment Of the Digestive Organs
Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merit Of acting
powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Infam.
nation Of the Liver and Vscera Organs, and in 81 ious
Diseases.
For Skin Diseases. Eruptons, letter, Salt
Rheun, Dotches. Spots PImples, Pustules, Bos Car
huncles Ring-worus. Scad-H Head, Sore Eyes, Fry
speas ch SCu.f. Discoorst:ons OF the SKIN HUnGrs
and Diseases OF the Skin. Of whatever nature,
are literally dug up aud carried out Cd the system Ia
short time bv Of these Bitters. One bottle IN
such Wiz convince the most iucreduous Of theI
curative effects.
Cleanse tII= Vi1intcd Blood whenever YOU
find its ir7purtir bursting through the skin IN PH~es
Eruptnn- or Sores: cleanse it when you find 81 OBJ
struct=d aud sluggish III the veins; cleanse IL when % IS
feul your feelings vail ,e. you when. Kec the lood
| 5 H. health o. she system vlli follow.
f'so's~nnSts proclaim VINEGAR BfT-
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TIE importance of giving Sherijan's Caval-
" Condition Powders TO horses that have been
out in the cold rain stood In cold wind, or
drank too much cold water cannot be over
estimated. No man should be without them
who owns a good horse.
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LocKE's NATIONAL MONTHLY for February will
contain a splendid story, 1.-Two Criminals, 50 two
sketches by Nasty, and vast amount Of other
matter. Ask your newsdealer for it or send 10
cents to Locke & Jones, Toledo. Ohio. II per
YEAR It Is the best magazine for the money
published. Send for circular TO AGENTS.
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LADIES who have given e The Queen's TOi-
let. for the complexion, fair trial say they
would not be without it, for ten times it's cost.
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R.E.
It was the first and

The Only Pain X m e d
that instantly stops the most excruciating pains
alIays inhammRtions, and cures congest oHs.
whether Of the lungs stomach. bowels, OF other
glands or organs, by one application,
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY NISUTI-S.
No matter how violent or excrucistiHg the pain
e rheumatic bed ridden mfiTm, crippled, ucT-
V,yus, neuralgia, prOstTaIet with disease may
suffer, RADW vs. HEA by RELIEF viii afford
INSTANT EASE.
Inflammation or the kidney,
Infiasn lutiOm OF the bladder.
inflammation Of the bowels.
Congestion Of tfGe lungs
Sore throat. difficult breathing,
PaIpitatiOn Of the heart
Mysteries, Group, dyptIe ria.
CafazFit- influenza.
Headache, toOihaCIc.
Neuralgia, determination,
Cold chtiIss ague ChfiIg.
The application OF the Ready Relief Co the parf
pats where the pain difficulty exists Wtlt al
ford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops in hiIf tfnIblTr OF g or WIFI In
few moments cure cramps -prat soHr stomach
heartburn. sick headache. dlars huia, dyseutcsE-
collie, wind iIi the bowels and ali internal palms
Travellers should always carry q bottle OF Rad
ways Ready Relief with ems. 4 few drops lu
water Will prevent 81. kHess pains rom change
of water. II is better Than French brandy "f uit-
ters a stlmulant
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Fever and AEue Cured FOR 30 Gents.
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ELEGANT. sweet, light and wholesome bread,
rolls, biscuits, corn bread, mullins, buckwheat
and other griddle cakesT and pastry and cakes,
with DoOley's Yeast Powder. Sold by grocers.
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which srst 81. lsseut on receipt Of o. cents. Al
dress HY. BENJAAIlN. 81, Louis, $40
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-24

IT Is ALTOGETHER WRONG to trlfle with a bad
cough cold. when the risk great and 7, M
edy sure, prompt and thorough DR.. JayHe's
ExpeCIorant cal be readily found
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For an ITritated ThORt. Cough or Cold,
81 Browns Bronchial Troches" are offered with
the fullest confidence in their efficacy. They
maintain the good reputation they have Justly
acquired
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Tickets $40.

tircnlaTs containing fun list Of prices, and de-
scriptIon OF the manner of drawing, and OtheI IN
formation in reference to the Distribution. VIII be
sent 10 any one ordering them. Al letters mus
be addressed to J.. j. SINE Box 70.
Main Onice. IoI ". Finh s.. Cincinnati. o.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-24

Is IT not cheaper to wear one collar three or
four days than one collar each day If YOU
think so try the Elmwood or Warwick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

the Oscar H. on the 23d Of July In lat &C. Ion 49, she
lost her propeller the l4th or july ana was preoeeu
ing under sail. All was weli ana she required no asSS'
ance. .
has been asccraned by the Baltic Loyds agents that
the steamer Oceanic OF the White Star Line which e
New-York for Liverpool July 10, on July "a passed
rugged standing to the NORTH under SAL anu
without steam In latitude 400 10 NJ longitude 4S " '"
The brig rugged steamer made signal III Is not ao
soutely certain that this brgrigged steamer was the
T.. M. Arndt; but the facts that the Baltic Lloyds
steamers are brg-rigged that the particular steamer
was under sail and without steam, and that she
was within easy OF the spot where the Arndt
was seen from the King Oscar on the preceding day.
favor that conclusion The position In which the Arndt
was seen July g. and the place where was the brig
rugged steamer, which may be supposed TO have been
the Arndt, July a. indicate, In the opinion Of the
agents. that disabled vessel making the best OF
her way 10 st. John, Newfoundland. On July % she
little southeast of the Great Newfoundland Bank
and July a. II It Is assumed that the vessel seen from
the Oceanic the Arndt she the east Of the
Outer Bank. From that position her agents say. she
should reached st. John IN four days unless with
very adverse weather. The fact that she has not
reached st. John any other port as far as known
within eighteen days from the path OF July is
hard explain. The hypothesis that she might in her
disabled condition be making for Bermuda or one OF
the West Indies is put flight by the consideration OF
her far northerlY position when seen from the King
Oscar On the arrival Of the Oceanic, which left Liver
pool Aug T. and is due here next week, more definite
details OF the appearance Of the steamer seen July "a
may be obtained. The list of the Arndts passengers
who embarked at Copenhagen and Havre will not be re-
ceved till next week, it to come by mail The list
Of those who got board at stettn has already been
published.
THE ALABAMA SPOKEN AT SEA.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE State line steamship
Alabama from Glasgow for New-York, was spoken on
Tuesday last considerable distance west Of the locality
where the wrecked matter supposed to have been from
that vessel was discovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

them. And there IL no telling what your parsimony
may cost you. These beil-boys and walters are the
peregrinators OF the period. You may find william,
Peter, Amos. or Frisbie at Newport, at Niagara,
ut your very next stopping-place. when him you
fly he Is the wings" And they pass the warning from
TO the other these boys do like the fiery cross OF the
Highanders. avoid him; he won't give you nothing"
In consequence you might in the midst Of plenty
expire OF thirst while up to your chin In water not
drop would be brought to cool your parched tongue
though you wrenched of the be-Landle or drove the
electric button through the opposite wall in your frantic
attempts to make your thirst known. No. my fnsnd
fee the boys gracefully shall you looked upon
pleasantly when you to hotel. attended assidu
ously while you stay, and mourned and regretted
cerely when you depart.
Some correspondents cultivate the propretors of
hotels speak praseully OF them Wiser in my genera
ton than they, devote myself to the walters. ASIDE
from having general idea where my best lie
who the capitalists are. My friends II you need
any money, don't fool round in the money ceDters
your metropolis. Commission me TO make the loan !;
I'll cote william" for 1t at once. lie help you
out Why this boy takes such good OF and is
quiet, and gentlemanly and undermining about it,
that he gets all the have. Making rough esti-
mate Of IT, calculate that he must be worth upon
five hundred thousand dollars by this time He has
o class In a Sunday-school at Baltimore, too
and I think 1t is his intention to build
n church this Winter. / expect TO visit him
at his country seat the banks Of the Potomac when
duck shooting sets In. also expect him TO lend the
money TO pay my fare with when the time to 20
from here for otherwise really do see how can
get away The wealth that William" has must be sim
ply enormous. And on him rely II he dlsappoints
me- penury and residence in Saratoga out OF season
must be portion, for the propretors of the hotel
besides being Indifferent to praise better of than
am. and are really depending for loan to carry
them through. But II you will just PRINT my praiseful
word for William" think am safe Rich though nc
be- surely cannot resist this appeal to the finer feel
ings OF his nature. john PAUL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
OCEAN UNCERTAINTIES.

IHE ARNDT SEN WITH A BROKEN WHEEL NINE
TEEN DAYS OUT-DoUBTs AS TO HER SAFETY
STILL ENTERTAINED.
The statement was rapidly circulated yes
terday NOR ang missing NJ Arndt, of
the Baltic Loyds ne had been Spoken was Joyiuly re
ceyed and the Office OF the Company at No 40 Broad
way was visited by crowds Of eager nduirers. What
they heard there however anything but enco urag
ing. The New-York agents had received Cable dis
patch from the office Of the Company in stettin to The
following effect: King oscar passed Arndt 2Sd July)
AZ 10 N l5oO s. ~; propeller out OF order under sail
otherwise al we'll" Dispatch TO the Associated Press
date OF stettiB JAY H. received Yesterday, con-
arned these tdnX-, 4I 24ge Tie name OF the passing
ship mentioned as HIs oscar III the Conpanys dis
IA the oscar H. Il couinefthe additional state
meut that tue AgnIt lad lost her propeller Tue DIS
pA.ch says:
T"c ship Oscar H. has arrived here fstettD, bring
lug Intelligence oil the safety OF tue steamship Ernst
EoIItz Arbdt. The MISSING steamship was spOkeu Dy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
JUDICIAL COMPLICATIONS IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE CRY, Aug. lion Saturday
last Mr. Snow, Territorial Attorney General moved DO
fore Judge Emerson for order on the Court for
Grand Jury for the September Term. Judge Emerson
asked United States Attorney Curry II he wished TO have
Grand Jury and the latter replied that, Terrific
rial Court had already ntimated that no jury
could be legally impaneled under the existing
laws he did not wish to go through the farce of a
criminal examination trial TO have 1t set aside ime
dately thereafter. The Court then held that the
Territorial Legislature had taken the subject from the
Court and given it to the clerk no had nothing TO do
with IL.
The argument the question Of Jurisdiction Of tho
Court In the Webb Young divorce has been com
poted. The Court reserved Its decision.