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STEAMBOATS, mS RiiIrui>l
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD,

PEN>sYLEIy;EANShhhfk RA Nh; s9 trsy
AND uSirfD STATES Mail ROUTE.
Irsins leave Sew lork from foot Of Desbrosses and
Express 81 iiatii.6qrs' Pttsbureh, the Yves, ami
s;s SIS +. NJ sunday ana $50 T. ii. ~ '''
For wllamsporI AID Lag Iiav"n VITA PenAda'nhii
AN Tor %ilIls%:pSit I9cS Hagen, c%Try saa Eris
FOR Bsliim6re washington, and the south. Limited
except susdiy. eso A. VI arrive wssainston u i:i6
I. y. Regular at $40 A. NJ, andeP. VI. sunday .
express ,s5 PeaeelPhi' I2S $40, o2o NJ l:2o
So. ", $50. s. q 7, $50 andOr. NJ EmiErani ana
Tor Newark at $50 I, 100 o. 10. II \. NJ, IL ~
u ESQ $40 $40 $40, iiSO 5, 5'sl, 30, .. 6'lo $50
H.. SEQ 3. G.so, sssaiS.iSf s.. 80,
For IL. hn1 ,.9e eo9 7Ao 10 Il is NJ
$50 !, 75e. $40 % iis5 ?. " aa il night sunday
q. For RshSsy, 3 $50, ,5;i, los u A.
Sic 10 + II and il night sunday a. Il, u.s. 6so g.
.a 81 10 ToStTass PST. "a ATsoy and South Annoy
4o 1871 SEQ s S.1 Pm and i Il nsaS SUNDAY ST.
For East Milestone. 1e noon. : and 5s,oPM
For KinS't and Rocky Inn, $40 a NJ. and iloP
For Princeton. :. $40 A. NJ, 1880, ., l:lo, and7P
foI Lamperiyine. tfm A. NJ, 2 $40 AM . T. NJ, ,
For flemington PhlllIpsburs. ani Bevidere, $50 A.
for Mercer ana Somerset Branch 3PM
for Trenton. Borden own burlington and Camden,
$50 and $50 A NJ, 1850; . ., an. Pa.;
For Farmingdae anu Squan, 1870 A. VI. aud r. VI.
For Farinin ldte on saturday only, T.. NJ
FOR Higntsiown, femDet on. ana camden VIA Perth
Annoy $50 H. NJ anu via Monmouth Junction il0
4. ".
For Hightstown and Pcmberton q A. NJ Via Perth
Annoy and 1880 A. via Monmouth Junction.
Trains arrive follows; From Plttsbdrgh. 6'55 and
1850 A. NJ ana Q:2O f. NJ daily lu.l5 A. VI. aud $50
+ y. daily. except Monday. From washnS.on Ard
day 500 A. NJ. From Philadelphia $40. geo $50, 1918,
1i20 1884 A. NJ, 2;lb, 4l5 6;l5 $40 $50 S44, O:1O
iO;27 r n; SUNDAY SAG, 0:2o 900 lOI5, 1854 A. NJ.
0 Ssp S sS and ~ broadway Aston House.
and foot OF Desbrosses and Court aadt sts; Court
Brooklyn ia, itd ard llS Hudson ST., HO0oken. Emit
FRANK THOMSON, u, VI. BOYD, in,
General Manager, Gen. Passenger Agent
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AubIit Nolrtts.
NOTICE or THE SALE OF LANDS AND
~ TENfMhNrs FOR uNPAlD AsSEsSMEN rs.

~ ItNf MEN Is FOX UNPAID ASStSSMEN II.
CITY OF Nkw YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
BUREAu OF ARREARs July 1, 1875.
Under the direction Of Andrew II. Green. Comptrol.
Ter Of the city Of New York, the undersigned hereby
gives pubc notice pursuant 10 the provisions OF the
act entitled An Act for the collection Of taxes assc 81
mcnts aud CroOn water rents In the city OF New York.
and 10 amend the several acts relative Thereto passed
and teLements on which assessments have been laid
and confirmed. ana now due and unpaid and have
due and unpaid since the confirmation of said
assessments, for regulating, grading, curb, gutter.
and paving streets, naggng AdeV aks and cTOss Walks
fencing aud nllinR lots building sewers, cuYerts un-
foreground drains, &c. connrme1 prior to January,
1879 are required TO pay the amount OF the assess-
Arrears at his office IN the finance Department ia the
new Court House IN the city VI New York, together
with the interest thereon, At the rate OF twelve per
cent. per annum. to the time Of payment, with the
charges OF this notice and Advertisement.
And II default shall be made In such payments,
ton At the Court House, In the City Hall Park In
the city OF New York, on Tuesday, october 1875 at
2) twelve o'clock noon, for the lowest term OF
At which any person shall offer to take the same. in
consideration OF Advancing the amounts OF the
meht So due ana unpaid ana the interest thereon
charges Of this notice and advertisement and AL other
charges and coats accrued thereon.
And that such sale will be continued from time to
for sale shall be sold.
And notice Is hereby further given thAla detailed
statement OF the assessments the ownership Of the
property on which the assessments due and unpaid
Is published IN a pamphlet, ana that copies OF the
pamphlet are deposited In the ONCE OF the Clerk Of
Arrears In the Finance Department and will be deliY.
cred TO any person applying for the same.
A. 3. CADH, Clerk OF Arrears.
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Sgipplns.

A MEXICAN LINE.
N Weekly Mail steamship service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL.
Calling at Queenstown.
Sailing every Thursday IRON Phllsdclphiaand
Sailing every Wcdncs day from Liverpool.
The following steamers are appointed 20 sail frou
- PhnadclDhia:
i,lnois ..........Scpt lndlin ............scpt
,kenilworth sept o. Clty OF Bristol. eft
Pcnnsylvani sept. 10 ONO ............ Oct
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN CURitENCY-Cnbti 500
Storage ana intermediate tickets o. and from q.
points at the lowest rates. steamers m1rded with
STAR do not carry intermediate. PAsstngrf aepHan.
cations for all classes unsurpassed. For plssagc
OF freight, and other Information, apply 20
GEO. W. COTTON, Agent, ~ Broad -. SOW TX
JOHN McDONALD 90 Pnssra,e- gems
Battery ulare. &ea iuss
PETER WRIGHT 4 ~ONs, Gcncrsf Aerrfs
zoo Nulaut ST.. lt 90 "a
Richardson, Spence & Co. Y. & J. Cuu.lls s l'-'..
Liverpool. o. Ca ia
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QtrsunaI Rotltes.

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A LII OFFICERS and soldiers wounded. however
"a .Asliy can obtain pension through DR.. e. Il.
JAIN7DN, late surgeon L. Maya New Chambers ST..
IL JOHANNA Labor, native of AbbeylelI,
i Queen COuLty Ireland, who got married TO a Mr.,
Cody In New York, would communicate with her
cousin j mcs Ca' he would feel grateful. Address
No. Union st. South Brooklyn, y. Y.
NyEDICAL.-A diseases ana complaints treated ,
VI 40 fees unless cured satisfactorily consultation
free. Dr. VESTS only Office, As Bleecser ST.
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Bnslntss 6baut.s.


PIRST-CIASS oyster saloon and dining 70 nm
N duing u good cash business, for sale cheap must
be sofa Immediately "a | want 10 leave the city. Call
at i0i Myrtle ay. Brooklyn, for one week.
REAL GOOD Chance.-Candy store, Ice cream
N slloon stock and fixtures for sale cheap. 90 PARK
av. brooklyn
old-esa bllshe express route for sale cheap APP
IN ply TO REMsON, 100 Powers ST., Wiiamsburgh.
BAKERY for slei small neat business place :
Id southern part BroOKlyn Heights. Inquire Of
PLAII, II New Chambers ST., New forE.
DAKERS.-For sale cheap. English MUM plate
ID and hxtures, 81 Sd ay., corner OF 0th 81.
NOR SALE-The Long Island worsted mill 1903 and
u lO5 Iohnt0n It Nlliamsburgh, with horse wagon,
stock ana property Inquire at the residence.
NOR SALE-1he stock and nxturcs of a grocery
i store 1rst-ca,s stand TO be sold at sacri1ce
Apply at 900 East 18TH n.
NOR SALE-Small store, stock and fixtures. doug
II good business VIII sell very cheap. AS W l5h b..
ron PRINTING office for sale for less than half
- value. \. A. box l9s, sun ofce
MILK ROUTE Tor saie-Must be sold. Apply 1853
vi West I'm It.. ron 0 A. NJ. to6P,M
TOCIN and fixtures Of millinery store; viii be sold
- cheap. Address Mrs H. A. POPE, Planneld ~
2Inn a SACRIEICE.-I WILL sol Tor this
- IVUs amount my cigar store, with stock and
sola wafer stand, al As Nassau tt.
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RoarS anN Aoums.
UPTOWN ADVERTISERS

TIP-TOWN ADVERTISERS
May leave their favors for The SUN ut the only
authorized uptown advertisement ontces,
LBS Broadway corner OF 3lst n, til n +. NJ and
jos West 23d st., opposite Grand era House, and
No. 700 81 ay. corner Of Am st. GnsG SIN
NoeHtra charge.
A FEW gentlemen can be accomm odated with good
IN board excellent rooms Gas and bath, 50 to 90 per
week LADIES', 81 day boardcrs aSen 1877 East Goth st.
A II - HUDSON 81, corner Of Harrison. Lodg.
week American family.
A FEW gentlemen accommodated with good hoard
N and pleasant room, at $40 last lsh st. 80 door,
4 FEW young men can have board; terms reason.
IN able IL 81. Marks place.
lOARDING-Af few girls taken at 10 LIT av.
UNFINISHED rooms, with or without board, also,
IL few young ladies. 1888 East 10Th st. second hoor,
TNURNISIED rooms TO let IN a quiet (Germau)
Il private mouse. lsl Elm st. near Broome.
GENTLEMEN can have board and furnished
Orooms. - per week also table boarl at lol Graudst
NICELY furnished rooms Tor housekeeping for
~ gentleman and VIE, 49, tJ25, and $500 per week,
at 1875 Aenst.
TINO LET-Furnshed room in 23s East ioih st.. %
Il nOor, front.
VNELI-EURNISHED rooms to let IN private
G1 = FURNISHED rooms 81 to 81, one for
O-fs housekeeping. "a Norfolk ST., near Broome.
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NATIoNAtt hINEc. pEoT PIs5s g and a.

ITALY, SlturIl,, sept (. 9a1 4. "
FOR QCEENSIONN And LlN LNiupi.
kSGhANpse9tt7E An. 9nEiE;N, SEPT: Is ~
Cabin passage. go aud $50 currency. sio-rs .
greatly r duccd pricc-. Return uckcfs AZ o. .i' :
r.tes. Prepaid Storage tick Is from IvrrPao, $500
lowest rates. Apply At the COMPANY, oc. ~ l-'is
way. I. ". j. LIST,
haLAssf
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4 ost nlrO Sonno.

- .-
A SAIL BOAT found In Flushing BAY, which the
~ owner can have by proving property aud paying
'Np res 2'd Fen EycS ST. Willlansburgh
I O-TBinx hook No. eSl,IS7, returning from
7 hlcecAer street savings Bank to CITY Hall The
m4l WIN receive the thanks OF the owner by leaving
II al ~ sherlhst BARNARD REILLY.
OST Or stolen on 2sth inst white spit1 slut suit
~ aVle reward, a. " Madisul ~
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S,bing Alatbln,s.
5Ors,s, Gurrms,s. ct.

NOR SALE-A Hove sewing machine, price se5.
| II ~ orchard ST. room ~.
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A LBANY ,ANp TROY NY pAYAIGHT.-

MONTREAL EXCURSION.-sPE No.
WI TlCk.-People's Line Steamboats,, on ana after
Sept. 1879, WI sell excursion ue1ets to Montreal
Good for 30 days.
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port railroad station in Great Britaln Ir.i,ni },
Continent.
HENDERSON BROTHERS Boauas D-,.l.
INMAN LINE-FIXED sOUTlIEEIT cpr-..i
Royal mai steamer are app lIutc ITO syn .IEt
. FOR CULLEN fnNN And LlNEafHpl.
CITY OF III HMOsD, slturGAv. Sept. Z. lft 4 70.
CITY OF BRt SSELS saturday = nj. n. stei H.
CITY OF CHLslER, SATURDAY, ~ept Is - e .t- 20
CITY OF MOSrNkAL, saturday. a.pt 2p Of D.. a
CITY OF RERllN saturday, p't .. .. 4 -
Aud each sue ectinr Sa-gr'iy RON lI.fEs.S E
RAILS OF PASSAGE.
CABIN. $50 and a. SIS
SIEERAGE. .........,......... IS crrrs
Drafts Issued al lowest rates.
For cabin passage and general huslnf apglg a
company Office. - nrua way.
For steerage passage at Us broadway or Plcr a. Z
john G. DALI. Aga
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OPPOSITION Albany and Troy drect-Deck
~ 25 cts ~ cabin, with berth. Don't pay 81 charged
b. other lines when same accommodations can be mad
for 81 IS, with room. SCHUYLER, from franAn IT,,
j. ". HANCOX.
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RHhxGIoUg.


PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Rev.
George Summey Pastor. Services every
Sabbath at 104 a. m. and u p. m. Ser
vices for the children each second Sab
bath at 8 p. m. Sunday school at 81
a. m. Prayer meeting on Thursdays at
u p. m. Seats all FREE.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. -KeY. w. M Norment Pas
Tor. Services on the second and fourth
Sundays Of every month at l04 a m.
and u p. N. Prayer meeting every
Friday night. Sunday schoolat 9 o'cl ock
a. N.
BAPTIST CHURCH. - Services on
the second and fourth Sabbaths of each
month at l03 m. and Z p. m, by the
Rev. Geo. BOulsher. Sabbath school at
81 a. I'm. Singing every Saturday night
and Sunday evening. Prayer meeting
every Tuesday night
METHODIST CHURCH. - Services
every Sabbath at l04 a. In. and 7 p. 10.
by the Rev w. N. Patterson. Sabbath
school at 81 a. N. Singing for Sabbath
school scholars every Sunday evening
at q o'clock. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday night Choir meeting every
Friday night Regular Church meeting
first Wednesday night in each month.
Young Mems prayer meeting every Mon
day night
ST. JAMES CHURCH.-Services on
every Sunday and on the Holy days. by
the Rector, W. c, Gray. The hour for
opening Sunday school is 81 o'clock a.
m. Morning service on Sundays l03
a. m. Evening service on Sundays
o. IN. Service on Holy days u a m
and Al o. m. Services twice each day
during Lent. From to II a. m. and
to 10 o. m. the rector can be found in
his study at the rear of the church.
The seats of this church are all free.
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Creditors Notice,

MO. $40 R. D , In the Chancery Court
~ of Hardeman county, Tennessee, G.
A. Swinebroad, administrator of @. w.
Swinebroad, deceased, VS.. Joseph Wilkes
ct al
1t appearing from the bill in this
cause that this is proceeding instituted
to settle up the estate of G. w. SWINE
broad, deceased, as an insolvent estate,
1t is therefore ordered, by the Clerk IL
Master, that all those interested in said
estate make their appearance herein, at
the Court house, IN the town Of Bolivar,
Tennessee, within the time prescribed by
law and have themselves made parties
hereto, aud file and establish their
claims, or the same will be forever bars
red and the cause proc eded with er
Da7te to them, and that copy of this
order be published once a week, for four
successive weeks, IN the BOLIVAR BUL>
LETIN,
This, I4sh day ofJuue, 1875.
4 copy attest,
Jas FENTEEss, Jr., Clerk & Master.
Wood 4 McNeal, soprs for compInts.
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Bolivar.

There is not a citizen of our town,
who has resided here for Eve years, but
feels a deep interest in its future. It's
public buildings, its schools, its CONNER
cial interests, its growth and prosperity,
are each to US a matter of interest aud
solicitude. To promote It's growth and
assure its future should be labor Of
love, as well as of self~interes5, to every
citizen and property holder il the place.
All such are respectfully invited to meet
at the Court~house on Friday night, the
23d Inst. Col. Wm.J. Sykes viii address
the citizens of Bolivar-at that time, and
we ask for him a general attendance on
the part Of our people. The ladies are
particularly invited to attend, and we
promise them an intellectual feast, as
well as an interesting presentment Of
flcts bearing directly upon and largely
controlling, the future Of Bolivar The
property holders cannot be Indifferent 10
anything which either directly, or
indirectly, tends to promote or de-
precIate t be va ues Of city property, and
none can refuse to be interested In
thoughtful considerations for the future
prosperity and growth Of our little city.
| Whether you expect to agree, or disagree,
with the conclusions Of the speak er, come
ana hear, at least, what he can say
| upon that occasion
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NEGOTIATIONS.


o. o. H.-"Humilitate Crescit Honos. "
Zulieka Hut NO. ID, meets at their Hut
on Tuesday evening of each week.
MASONIC.-Clinton Lodge, No. 81,
meets first Monday in each month. J.
NJ. Richardson, w. N. J. K. Bynum,
Secretary. Bolivar Chapter, No. 81,
meets second Monday in each month.
Bolivar Council No. l6, Meets third
Monday in each month.
10 o. F. Bolivar Lodge No. 81
meets every Tuesday night Oii Fellows
Hall John Warren. n. q. X. \.
Harris, Secretary. Worth Encamp~
meets at same place first and third Wed
nesday nights in each month. L. b.
Adams, c. P. T. A. Osborne, Scribe.
TEMPERANCE. - Bolivar Division
No. Is United Friends of Temperance,
meets every Friday evening at 81 o clock
in Odd Fellows Hall, corner Market
and Water streets. r. a Tate, W. r.
Theo. L. Roussin, Secretary. BcneVO-
lent Insurance Degree Council meets at
the same time and place. tohn Ii. Polk,
&c. John X. Bynum, Recorder.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff Sale.

ON SATURDAY, JULY, II, 1875,
~ viii sell at public outcry, at the
Court>hOuse door, in Bolivar, Tennessee,
the following Real Estate: Two tracts
Of land in Civil District No 7, in Har-
deman county, one containing ll6 acres,
and the other 1913 acres, being the same
conveyed by Joseph 7. Knight to @. w.
Newbern by deed registered in Book V,
pages 203-204, Register Office, of Har .
deman county, wherein the same is fully
deserted; also, the livery stable and lot
now occupied by said @. w. Newbern
for livery purposes, in the town of Boil
war, in block 7 of said town, and which
was conveyed to him by Leonidas Bills.
The above named property has been levN
led on by me as the property of 6. w
Newburn, to satisfy an execution in my
hands from Circuit Court Of said county,
In case of w. A. Mask VS. G. NJ. Dugan,
@. w. Newbern and NJ. b. Pirtle.
will also, at the same time and place, and
TO satisfy same execution, sell the fOllow>
ing Real Estate, levied on as the proper
ty of NJ. II. Pirtle, to-wit: one tract of
tifty~nine acres Of land, near Macon s
mill, full description Of VI bich will be
found In book Il, pages 238-239, of Reg
listers Office, of HaIdeman county, in deed
made by L. B. Gay, and NJ. o. Cay to NJ.
IL. PirtIe also, mill tract and improve
ments. including grist mill, &c, contains
ing 5 acres, full description of which
will be found in deed of r. b. Rufin
and NJ. G. Rulfin to NJ Ii. Pirtle, regis
tered in Registers office, of Hardeman
county, in book Y pages 40 and Al
This, June Is, 1873.
j. j. NELLY, Sheriff
Printers fee, IS 40.
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In the Chancery Court of Hardemau coun
ty, Tennessee, No. GI8 r. D. o. Bill.
J. c. Vernon, Jr., ct al vs. Prior L. Yer
non, ct a.
In this cause, it appearing from the
BILL which is sworn to, that the defend
ants, Bobt p. Vernon and john B. Vcr-
non, are non>residents Of the State of
Tennessee, and residents Of the State Of
Texas, 1t IS therefore ordered, by the
clerk aud Master, that they make their
appearance, herein, at the Court~hoUse,
in the town Of Bolivar, on, Or before, the
Ist Monday in July, 1875, and plead an
swer or demur to complainants bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed az
to them, and set for hearing eE parte
and that copy Of this order be publish
ed once week, for four successive weeks,
in the BOLIVAR BULLETIN.
This, June 9Th, 1875.
4 copy attest:
Jas. FENTREss, Jr.. Clerk & Master.
J. &. +. Fentress, solrs for comPfts.
i'll 1T
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The Wrong Side of the Meridian.

On the down hill side of life, which
an old medical writer quantity terms
1.-The wropg side of the meridian when
the fun ctiOns decay and the frame grad
ually bends under the weight of years.
the system requires to be sustained uns
der the burden imposed upon 1t. ln>
Vulnerable physical ailments AMI inirm>
tiles then press upon It to which 1t had
been in earlier life q stranger. The
surest and pleasantest support and so-
lace of dcciring years Is found in
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters long rec
ognized as the most wholeso ONE and
agreeable of GifTdsable stimulants, the
most potent Of tonics and alternatives.
The aged and infrm may place implicit
confidence 10 this iHvigoratinE elixir,
which net only checks those maladies TO
which elderly persons are peculiarly
SUI set, but in a measure retards tbs en-
croachments Of time upon the cops.itef
ton.
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CARPENTERING.
W. Clay TIIsOEa

Is prepared to do general carpenters
work, also to IN axe. repair, and varnis h
in good style any kind of furniture, and
give satisfaction, or no pay. a good
Cabinent workman always employed.
In addition, by aid Of Jackscrews, block
and tackle ! can move, raise and put
new sills under ally building as cheap as
any other man dare 10. Try me
Aor2g 75-3m II. CLAY TILSON.
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The attention Of our readers who have
boys yet to educate is especially direct
ed to the advertisement of the Roanoke
College, Salem, Va, in this issue. This
college is now in its twenty third
session, and stands high as one Of the
best educational institutions of the
country Ia the commencement exer>
cises of last session we notice that seV~
eraI Teunesseeans took prominent parts.
Last week some chi ID of Sathanus in
yaded the privacy Of our back yard and
ruthlessly tore away tep Virgin pullets.
We had raised them carefully, those
pullets, and we set much store by them,
and now some knock,kneed, box-ankIed,
canibalistio hound Is rubbing his stom-
ach and glOating over the savoFy mem
DRY of those pullets. But bark ye sons
ofthe darkness and minions of the moon,
we letyou know that we now have dog,
a natural brother Of yours, who roams
our back va with his neck clothed in
thunder and his loins girt up, and a
mouth resembling that Of an alligator.
We only think it necessary to say that
the purest joy that dog is capable Of
experiencing comes to him when he is
standing over the dead and mangled re-
mains of thief with his fangs CORY
from the tearing out of the thieFs liver
and his lights, and his loose and his
tights, and ha wing US with our face liz
Illuminated by joyful smile, patting him
On the head and whispering gleefuIIy,
''Do it again, old boy"
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Ema0IYenf NoaIce

Having this day suggested the insol-
vency Of the estate Of Thomas A. Greene,
deceased, to the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Hardeman county, Tennessee
notice is hereby gwen to al persons hav
ing claims against said estate to Sic the
ga me duly authenticated with said Clerk
on or before the 9Th Of January, 1876
and any claims not 50 filed will be for
ever barred Wy. ". JOHNSON,
Administrator de Jo1tis non Of ThoS a
Greene. deeeasCdN
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The young men of Bolivar met on
the 10Th and organized q military com
pany called Hardeman County Guards,
and offered its services to the Governor
to take part in the Centennial celebraS
ton at Philadelphia with the brigade from
Tennessee. Col. NJ. T. Polk was elected
Captain, J J. Dupuy and ". c. Dorion
Lieutenants, L NJ. Darlington and A.
p. TiIler Sergeants, C. A. Miller, L. w.
Clarke, II. E. Price and r. T. Williams
Corporals
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-23

No EXCUSE FOR Being SIcK-No per,
son can use Boschee's German Syrup
without getting immediate relief and
cure. We have the first case of Cough,
Cold or Consumption, or any disease
of the Throat and lungs, yet to hear from
that has not been cured We have dis
tributed every year, for three years, over
100000 Sample Bottles by Druggists in
all parts of the United States. No other
Manufacturer of Medicine ever gave their
pre- parat.ous such test as this. Go to
your Druggist, Moore & Hammer, Boli~
var, Tennessee, ). G. Powell, Grand
junction, Tenn, and a. II. Coussens &
Co, Nashville, Tenn, and get a bottle
for IS cents and try it. Two doses will
relieve you. Sample Bottles 10 cents
each
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-23
TCOsfBIU9TCATED. 7

As soon as a small matter as to priori~
ty of discovery is settled between two of
our prominent farmers, we propose to give
to the public the benefit Of grand dis
covery in the way of hay Dog Fen>
nell" Look out for next weeks issue
of the BULLETIN