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, 1875-03-01

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finS gu BADEN I'M alien Seutfbeli
Su6banolmneen III Den
Sereini9teu Staaten uuO Canada.
Gr5dblutge1 BON 6uitdD gfieriB.
Sn 9ublde Bappbedel nit DtrSlin-Giiden
9ebunben a % Gents.
Sas 1tanered,t.
Die Sepprtirtcu.
pie Mnsiuaneerer mad, Mfrita
Stbneieer unb Seiger.
Sbrtffopb Columbus.
Siarlls unb Maria.
Srdne BON Sbmbura.
4itreebt Snt gebeibef nid)t.
Sie Grtneuns ces porSeIans.
Ste O~rphnlntter.
Per alte Srieser uno fein gpbn.
S'e moleiniMble. - Der fleine Gamartter. =
ole ssaiie, ooer cine CUTE 5bat iinOet oft auf Groen
l6on ibrcn 2nbn.
Sosanma, oser surd, @aebt gum eidt.
Ger drine Opttfrieb.
ger Spnf9 une Der Miller.
Dds &leeblatt. - Srei Geididten. 1. Der treue
9lener, O.. Der Bladder uno lein 6obn. 8. Sis
plaumenmGnn~x.
pie G~ufglI6ssltbr.
Sdeob unb feline GDbne.
Gr3dbl1iget bon Gaiparias.
St biibide Yappbede1 nit OtnslinsRiiden
9ebnroet a 25 Gents.
Sefdttdbten aus eem gpefTart.
per Sd)uiineiifer nnn fcin gpbn.
SfrdHbnrg aHf Der Gd)an;.
Iolfsgei6idten.
Sn hitbi6e Bappbedel nit Muslinz3fiifen
9cbnroen a 25 Gents.
Der Stgeinter, bon 0laubredt.
Gd)redensiabre.
Ste Gtnnine BON @prtici, bon Gtaubredt. 1lno
Jobann BON 2rpben, Der prppbet. Bon
Hobert 6eroer. ,3ulonnnten in einem Bud.
Setd1id)ten ceS 3farrers Giebentifdb. Bon
&arl St6ber.
Madbtlaser in Granada. Bon Sr. ylprben. llnb
1%dunbauier. Vpn gtorbert biirte. 3uiainmen in
einem Banb.
Barrier 1augenid,ts. 1Ins
snndpaei Sasabnnsns. 3uiommsn in sinen
Banp.
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baktH saebr wuHonbdrt 3dlt son
5eiIuns Bet Rbeumatismuq RCp'.
f&nterS. SdnerSen. Geftpuft ,Jrpg.
beuleu, Bsrbdrtureen her Srille
BranUpunpen, @erbrttunsrr. Sdli.
fu5 etc. am msnf6Iiden 8Srper. UNI
0srrsnfuneen, Spatb, Stfinealsn
4. (. b. bet Itiereu auf;ureifen in
, 1875-03-01
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8 p e
i'm 9fetail p%ertauft su Smportutlons Yreiien,
BON Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
SO. s3I glrdb gtrafe, Gfe Der Sipeitem une
Coates Str. uun 62l glib Sritte CTR,

Coates Str. mnS 62l glib 9ritte Ctr,
pbilabelpbid. pa.
Dies lit cine Organization pon &apitallltsn nm
2b.e Su importlreu uub 81 pertbetlen
nit einem tleinen De,utun, Der BEN Is oniunertcn allen
Delpinn Der 3ipiidenbdnoler erlpart. S8ir eonttoulreh
eineu groBen 5beil her beien 5beelprtet. lpelde nap
bieiem 9anbe fpnmen uno Die MIR BON unS leibtt per-
fault tperDen. 1erionen, melbe pon %auberel bdnclern
tauien tbun oies ju ibrem elaeten gtabtDeil. lnler'
6GuIer in CHINA uno 3apan baben ole belten Gaeii!tn'
ten our Nusipabl. mas mns eroBe SortbelIe 9eipagrt
9Bir babel gum Sertonf unierer 5beeiorterl in allen
6auptItGoten Der Wereiniaten Stualel Stores etdbllrt
Qpir aeben unIeren &uucen en
GcbDmeS Sci SDrpmD,
aeupmuen uou ben lpsrtbuoQien g9erten anlerttani'
lder uno iremoer &inItlerl, ipelhes. ,peln III eIlenl
Yilberlaoen eetauft, mebr toiten lniroe ais Der prels
oes 5bees bstrd9t Dlls Gbromos ltno elm Oel1snt
fur unlere &unoen.
Mle ~setauiten gDaaren garanttrt, oaB ne ool'
tomlnene 8sirieoisunS s~epabren, ooer eas 0elo iurud'
e%ritottet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
II E A Co.,
SO, s3f Nrb StraBe, @de s3ipeiten unO Coates 5trabe
unb 621 Slo 3weitt Str, pbla., Ia. <9S2Olas
, 1875-03-01
Maenten ~Derlauat.

9lnen intellisenten ncutidben Asenten, ipeId,
far unere oanabnren beutiben g8erte ais 6olpprtcure
tbdti8 iein luoaen. osri6affen mir 8eIbaftieuus. Die.
telben belteben in:
,,Dte Smuffrirte Dteue sBelt'', sntbaIteno elm.
complete Geidi6te bes alnerifanii1en Continents Dol,
Der Gntoedune bis auf bic SebtSeit.
9. 8. Mbbott's @eidbidbte Der Iebcfiou, Die
suuerlaif9ite Gslhibte ienes sroBcn Samples, ipelde ie
eeidrieben fparo.-NuBsroem sille pradDtpone 6anis
lien,Bibel I'm Guarfo, boiler Sluitrationen.
Dtan pefbe id I6rittlih ooer ~perionlif an Die
Henry Bill Publishing Co.,
4p13fsbl Worpih, Conn.
, 1875-03-01
Ndeufeu D~erluu0t

fir Die oerfauai6Ite Ireis= tationarr2Buda i'm
Mtarfte. Wtuiter -Iadete portofrei fir 25 Gents. Cir.
culare irei. 8. Brine, 767 grpabipap,
4fp10npJ Ielp 0prf.
, 1875-03-01

Edb6b Manner unc Srauen mereen test per,
OWV ldnat far uniere neuen @ptcfeeeru,
8tlcer. Ndbietce, %eeiuenfacen unc Sd,reibpa,
pier. SrpRe Gtnitabmen nit Gld) erbeit &C,
mad1t. Utan itrstbe iCfOrt nm Gireuldre on 3. 4.
@uerniep. publifber, Concord, u. p. 4g94ml
, 1875-03-01
Mfilliomen Don Ncfern
Grgiebigftem Tarmbo0ems
in Mebra8fa
Sett iebr biaig 3n ~berfanfen!
10 Sabre CREDIT SntersEsn muir 6 Gro,

To Sabre Grebtt, SntereEen nur 6 Wrp,.
Seibrf egamptIsts mt. &artsn Der 2tfriIts ntrt,u
gratis nberfenbet.
THE PIONEER,
Elm bubI6 ~ilufrirtes Seurnal. welt IS las Selma ltts,
@efeB sntbalt. rtrb mad alsn 9Delttbeile aiifps
lanbt. Abrs6tre;
q. 9. Sopis,
e~ane'GpmmiNfOner u. y. n, w.,
4gD3rii. Omaha, Web.
, 1875-03-01

,Os ipebpmancp prer seclen : Se,aubermn9".
~ gete jeOes Beihle6t Die 9iebe uno 3uneiaun9
ratilo ciner perlo II, luelde lie luonel. Iofort feiieln
mo aepinneu fam. 0ieie einiade 9eiiti9e Gabe talr
3eeermanu ~erbalten, frei per Foit fir 25 Gents 5ulalll=
men nit einc,u 6eiratbsfubrer, e9pptiihen Oratel,
5rGunet, 98inten fir 0amen. 6of5eitss Nabthelno
etc. Gin tlr pies Bud. gtoreliire 3. @tlltdm u.
So, qub's., 4bil. ~4tu16teb]
, 1875-03-01
22.1sS 0afhprstie, sn'ammen $1.00O.O o
3abl Der XidetS, 100, 600.
QlrsiS rou SirPstS

2 2,1sS Iafhpreiie, smiammen 81. 100. 600
3abl Der xicfets, 100000.
preis Don SidetS.
SANE Elects ~SO.SO
sable ELECTS 10. 90
0iertel Iidets 500
Mdbtel Dcer iecer Coupon ...........
5R 1tdets IVO-OO
9ie Wtontpelier s(emale bumate Miiociation, nit
einem Charter oer Ge9islatlr pon Wtarplano uto Der
Circuit Court bon Orange Co., c%fferlrt ourb elm gro.
Bes Baben rs oncert cine sbein1atb tur alte, l1pape
uuo ~perlaiene Dame,l BON Ytrsinieu" 3u Wtontpelier.
benz ~iriberen WpbnliB BON @raloent Sames Wfaoi'
ion, III 9riinoen NIB iu optlren.
Governors office, Gt6mpno. 3. Suli 1874.
Gs aetp1brt mir 8ergniigen, 5u lagen, oaB i'd NIT
elmer orpBen Wajoritdt Der Seumten Der WontpeIier
SFemale bumane QllIociatipn betannt bin, pelbe IN Der
9ta hbarIhuit meiner Y~Dobnut9 ppbnet. uno i'd be.
seuee oeren Sutelii9enJ, Bertb ulo bobe Reputation
ais Deutlemeu ioppbl ais oas offentlibs Tertrauelt,
ben GintiuB unD Die iubltan5ielen Wtittel, ipelbe reid
lib ourh oieielben repr6lentlrtf c:roen.
Sames G.. 8cmper, 0oo. BON 8ir9inia.
4~leranbria, Ba., 8. .Suli 1874. so
.mpieble ~oielelben ais Wtanner pom @bre uno Gbren.
b~aftistsit, poaitanois gum @%ertrauen bss publisulns
u. -. Susbes, .. st. 8idter bes Sitlsben
Giitritts BON ga.
Weitete Be5u9nabme nit GrlaubniB auf 81. Greel'
LEM Dilbert s. Walfer, GrsBooertor bon 8d, bon.
Jtobt. Y. Witbers. Gieut. .top. pon Na. iiio e%ripdblttr
q. ct. Senator, Genatoren uno Wtltglieber bes Gon'
ereiies BON 8a :.
Sablunsen fur 5idets tonnet per @rpreB. sematt
meroen ourG Yprousbejablrn9, ourdp pofsDtftee
geloorber anf MaibinstOn, DC, oOer onr@ r%eS'ltrlr'
ten Brief.
peridrsibe man oas Circular. abreiIre:
Con. Sames Barbour,
preft. ID. s. 3. a., MIeranOrtd, ia:
3uoerlGlise 4eenten LIBERAL %oerldnet. 4gB1Ttb
, 1875-03-01

Yailage=E retle:
Bon Seem yprf mad @lpntoutb, 9onopn, Srifol,
Gberbpurs uno Sambmrs:
r,;H.. l. SalDn........6 Ooh 500
l. ealu" 2. ealon.."....G Cob 80
3piIfenoet. ........ Surrencp S24.
Uan &ambMrs nab Sfem aorf
L. , 0oi;;ts 81. Salon ........... Wolb Sl20.
'e"1"" Il. Salon ............ 0nlo "
Slpll1ennet. ........ Surrencp -
Nue eiulblieBlif Der 8etbitigung.
Ginoer 5tuiiten ! unp 10 Sabren Die baifte.
sietpnrsSinets ,u biniseren Nreifen.
Die Dampfer Der ,Ibler.Sinle" iino IGmmtlid neu
,tno NIT anen Verbeiierunaen aus0eItatte III 8ein9 auI
giderbeit, Seanemlid,feit ums gd,nenisfeit.
&e erte 6ajlte lit auis ele9antele rnqrridtet; Die
lpeite Gajiite bietet ben groBen %prtb iid e~benfal9
lii Dem bauptoef 3u befinoen, no Die ~ tgeleaen III.
Oas 3pil6enoed, bat Nbtbeilun9en iii bis 20 Terlos
nelly 1T nit 6enitern uno @Bidlen pr 't'runo nimmt
oenlenisen She'll Der Gditle eiM in 10 IL en- Iib aui ben
meilten Oampfern bic 3pette Galite be- rbet..
Tafete, Die uns 3ugeihitt perper, ," broern mir nit
oieien Sdiffen mad alien lbeilen > Fa'lhlonos.
Wean tusnee iidb pcsen @afTase an
Knauth, NachOd 4 Kuehme,
113 Sroapwap, Nem Yort,
Neueuera [ u oPnteu
, 1875-03-01

$4,000 GSn(N fir einen 5df ppm Mitbntd,
'RJOOO Splp buieu poer Grfdltrng, neldell
Nhamipn's Botanic Saliant ni6t turirt. 1roBe
6loiben 35 @ts. Sobniton 6olloluag u: y o.
WQentell, Ybila. 49Sl6fes
, 1875-03-01

SA% ,,f@ Cure eisenem Wtin- @itfs (9HitDl.
SNVWIVA iteiu= SpIbbGmrter). &etn S9nlleo
n6tbie. 6elo depart uuo itids INNER lhart. 9ee9eh
iluItrirtem Circular 1brellre: Hhe lanAte CO's
Gtrnubsburo. lipurpc 50. 4lp5teol
, 1875-03-01

81 oc,,te,t Chang Chang pertautt auf 9iDt.
~9N"$A"S 81 notbluenoi9 pie Sette. gSaareh
e1. Nhnln Ghana Wn1f'a 60. Vpiton. 4QSl6feE
, 1875-03-01

o. proben fir Meenteu. Ladies' Conn
ANsTRn binatiOm Needle-BOOKs NIL
w. Gbromos. W(an Idide eil,en Stamp.
4pl1fb] Il. u. Gluf, Stem Benfnro. Wtdr.
, 1875-03-01

0CpetteWUe SNlOWes jrsasn' $40
ptr Ne6e, Sei9aftteuns aI 5aufe, am Sag pter Absnbs;
tetn 8apttal; &~npfiiuns une n~srtbpoae 9iniaae ron
Waaren sratis PEI ppf n~bsrenbst. Merelfre mil & 9eutl
9efmartt, NJ. Ypune uKe 60.
4D1apr; t73 9rssnntb Str. N. n
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-28

week, one farmer reported that he had
ditched and destroyed one hundred and
twenty bushels of grasshOppers in three
days work, but the war has no apparent
effect upon the countless swarms, and
they seem to increase in discouraQirg
proportion to the destruction. Many
of the farmers in the stricken counties
are utterly hopeless. The cattle and
horses are collected in herds and droves
and driven southwest to Arkansas and
Indian nation for pasturage. Missouri
is likely to feel the necessity of going
deep into the state treasury to keep hel
unfortunate people from starvation,
long before cold weather comes. There
seems now no other prospect than thai
the state will be completely Overrun
and the swarms may be expected tC
reach Southern Illinois between the
Doth and 30th of July.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-28
Doomed Missouri,

The state entomolOgist of Missouri
and other scientific men who have
studied the grasshOpper have predicted
that nothing but late, cold, wet spring
could save that state from devastation
this year by the plague which reached
the extreme western counties last fall
During April and the early part of May
1t seemed as if providential interference
was backing the scientists, but a week
of dry, hot weather has let loose the
scourge, and every train and mail brings
additional intelligence of the work of
ruin which is progressing with terrible
rapidity throughout almost the entire
western half of the state In Clinton,
Platte, Clay, Jackson, Cass, Lafayette,
and Johnson counties, where the swarms
coming eastward from Kansas arrived
Just IN time to hay their eggs and be
cut down by the fall frOsts, they have
Matched out in incOmprehensible guam
titles, and are spreading all over the
state, literally devouripg every green
thing IN their way. Wheat fields are
left bare as a plOwed field. The gar
dens are stripped of everything. Even
the bluegrass pastures are go over
and cropped even with the ground.
Reports from some of the Kansas
counties say that the grasshoppera have
begun ON the fruit trees, and are de
vouring leaves, blossoms and buds.
The farmers of the stricken counties
IN Missouri have fought the pest in
every way. At a meeting held In the
southern part of Jackson county, last
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-28
REDUCTIO AID ABsURDUM.


1 bad come from the city early
That Saturday afternoon;
sat with Bsatrix under the trees
IN the mossv orchard the golden bees
Buzzed over clOver-tOps, pink and pearly;
was at peace, and inclined to spoon.
We were stopping a while with mother,
At the quiet. country place
Where hrst we'd met, one blOssOmy Nav,
Aud fallen in love so the dreamy day
brought to my memory many another
In the happy time when won her grace.
Days IN the bright spring weather,
When the twisted, rough old tree
SnoWered down apple blooms, dainty and sweet
Ihat SWING in her hail, and blushed at her feet
sweet vas her face fingered tOgt Their,
And dainty the kisses my love gave me.
. Dear love, are you recalling
The old days too ?" I said.
her sweet eye filed, and with tender grace
She turned and rested her blushing face
Against my shoulder; a sunbeam falling
Through the leaves above us, crowned her head
And so held her. trusting
That none by to see
SAD mi6take-fOr low, but clear,
This feminine comment reached my ear:
q" Married for ages its just disgusting
such actions-and, Fred they've got our tree (!
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-28

season, and his capacity for destruction
is fully as great as when his bodily bulk
accorded with the general idea of the
average hopper. Dispatches report
this troublesome pest as already swarm
ing and increasing from Missouri to the
Rocky mountains. If these reports are
true, the devastation of last summer
will likely be repeated, and a new terri
tory ravaged and robbed of its human
sustenance. Farther north, in Nebraska
and Minnesota, it is thought that the
mission of the grasshopper is finished,
and that the farmers will have an oppor.
tunity to recover their lost ground.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-28

HOPEFUL PROSPECTS OF THE CUBAN
INSURGENTS. A gentleman recently
from Havana informs US that the Span
isrds in that city are less hopeful than
they were a year ago of putting down
the instruction. The devastation of
the sugar plantations during the past
winter has convinced them that it is the
purpose OF the insurrectionists to con-
vert the islaud into a desert and render
it no longer profitable as a possession
of the crown, if they cannot otherwise
gain their independence. They are re-
ported to have recently received consid-
able supplies of arms and munitions of
war, and to be in a better defensive con
dition than in the fall, though neither
in sufficient force nor so equipped as TO
take the defensive. Simply hold their
ground among the mountains, and make
Occ asional forays with various results
upon unguarded points within the
Spanish lines.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-28
Sherman on the Capture of Fort
Pillow.

Shortly after Sherman's taking COM
mand, Gen. Forrest made that famous
raid which resulted in the capture of
Fort Pillow. The question as to
whether the troops of Forrest massa-
creed the negro garrison at Fort PILLOW,
has always been one of the problems of
the war. In abiding to it, Gen. Sher-
man informs rs that he had intended
the vacation of Fort Pillow, and had so
ordered it but that Gen. Hurlbert had
retained a small garrison "tO eucOur-
age the enlistment of the blacks as sol
diers, which was a fGvorite political
policy at that time" Consequently,
the exposure of a small garrison in an
unsupported, outlying fort, and the
massacre that followed, are not to be
blamed upon General Sherman. As to
the massacre, the general now says that
no doubt the troops of Forrest 90 acted
like a set of barbarians, shooting down
the helpless negro garrison alter the
fort was in their possession" He gives
Forrest the credit of stopping the
firing as soon as he could, and bears
testimony to the fact that when Forrest
took federal soldiers prisoners he was
usually very kind to them. But "he
Lad desperate set of fellows under
him" and at that time there is no
doubt the feeling of the southern people
was fearfully savage on this very point
of our making soldiers out of their
slaves, and Forrest may have shared
this feeling.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-28
MAN OF A THOUSAND.

CoNsUMPrTvE CUBED.-When death was hourly
expected from Consumption, all remedies having
failed, accident led to a discovery whereby Dr.. h
James cured his only child with preparation OF Can
yabts THdicd. He now gives recipe free receipt Of
two stamps to pay expenses. There is not single
SYMPTOM of consumption that it does not dissipate-
Night weats Irritation of the Nerves, Difficult tx
pectOraton sharp Pains in the Lungs Nausea at the
Stomach Inaction of the Bowels and Wasting Of the
Muscles. Address CRADDOCK CO., 1892 Race
street. Philadelphia Pa. giving name of this paper,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-28

THE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. IL

THE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Ne
invention of the Wilson shuttle sewing ma
chine exerts an influence over domestic COM
fort uneaualed by any invention OF the last
hundred years. AS an economical srTsllSe
ment it enables one person to do the work OF
ten in a superior manner, and with unspeak-
ABLY more comfort. Machines will be delivered
at any railroad station, in this county, free OF
transportation charges, If ordered through the
cOmpany's branch house at l09 CanaI ST. Ne"
Orleans, La. They send an elegant cata-
IOgue and chrome circular free on application
This company want few more good agents
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-28

THE COMING GRAssHOPPER.-In some
portions of Kansas and Missouri the
inevitable grasshopper has appeared in
vast numbers. This year he comes, ac-
cordIng TO report, reduced In size, even
to the dImInUtlve proportions Of the flea,
and ranging from that to the size of a
common hOuse-hY. His number does
not seem to have been diminished. but.
on the contrary, he is as solid to the
square foot as during their raid of last
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-28

UNUSUAL GUARANTEE Col J. /. Foster,
manager of the Texas Real Estate and Gold
Drawing makes this unusual and most liberal
proposition to purchasers Of tickets: Deposit
yOJv money IN any first class bank 'rhere you
lire. take their certificate Of deposit, endorsed
7rjfh these erGct lrOTdS Payable Oty When
Foster Texas Drawing takes place" Send
the certificate instead OF mOnev, and tickets
will be issued to all sending such certificates.
This plau keeps the ticket-hOlder.s money at
home till the management faithfully complies
with the advertisement
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-28

Parsons PlcrgatiUe Pills, which are
ROW being extensively sold in this State, are
purely vegetable, and are mild and gentle IN
their operation. One is a dose, Good quail
ties, certainly.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-28

WITHOUT doubt hundreds of people
who viii read this item are suffering with KID
ney disease in some form. which might De
cured with bottle or two OF JOhuson's Ano-
dyue Linimeut. used internally. Why not
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-28

If you would enjoy life use TUFTS Pills.
They produce good appetite, sound digestion and
impart yigor to body and mind.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-28

FoeTrE'S TFvas LAND AND GOLD DRAWING
AT HoUsroS, JUNE 3uth.-Hts hrst drawing
was conducted to the satisfaction OF every
one. and many we're the prizes drawn by Mis-
sissippians.-Ne3CtOH (3fjss.) Ledger,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-28
ROnn AGENTS WANTED for sENULNE T EPI-
6tU u WON LGFEc AND LABDRS OF
ONE

BY Rev. J. r. UHAMBLIss, wnO from his peTEollGt
gCritiHgs GnCuding the " LkSC 9URNALS ')untOlos
pitrifIU his GRAND ACHIEVFME STS. also the Gu
7-iOSities wOND and WEALTH OF that H1dTUetOtts
try, FRUITS. PILES. BEASTS
sAVAsEs, &C. sos pages 100 rare ILLS, OnIV
$500. Rich in INT EREsT. Low IN PRICE OuL-
sells everything. 5000 first tUeeks. Address
HUBBARD BROS. Pubs. Phi la. or Cincin. D.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-28
DIR. J. Walkers CALIFORNIA Vim


egar RitterS are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the na-
tive herbs found on the lower ranges n
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Caller
MIA, the medicinal properties Of which
are extracted theTefrOm without the use
of Alcohol, The question is Aimee;
daily asked, "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIZ
rERS?" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life giving principle
a perfect Renovation and InvigOTatOa
of the system Never before in the
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