davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-09-20
LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-Raf1y tn The we,k Tiers WAS 4 fairly satiA-
factory catts market. The several cassea Of buyers
were uunasrousy reJressnted, and up " tho elosa Of
trAdo Wednesday, tho demand had heen auilcicu. to
treysnt any Considerable accumulation Of stck. Al
tha East I'll tho principal markets bctoc look,
and the sEtreno depression Of tbs past few wesks
acemsd about " give place to Il sass brief Of
Prosperity but tho unlocked for heavy receipts Of
Thnzalay aud Friday changed tho complexion Of
Affairs, and during a elosing days the courso OF tie
market most unsadafAcsor5 to ts selling interest,"
Prices havo dropped OF 1592sc, and afs
litely 10 90 iowaf. nnlers our suppl!aa
can ~ Fssttictad 70 solnswhnre NEAR the
etstimat~ trade oquremnatu, Thors has been more
oing in stoteatIs than herstfors, owing 10 the ~
dues1 prices 1t Which they could te obtsined lasgs
aunabsr WAS takeaa BY Morris WM1A, fur ItstIesy-
feslns. Tbs advance In shs pstes Of established
toward tAe close Of tho previous induced tuale
rialyiucrs~ssd supply, au .ke advnee has beea loat
common 70 good grades declining 70 sa3os9 .7s. with
fse. not fs1or 10 h.t d ss .s.f s.r.1aI1 ais
slowed no improvement the bulk Of aha daily arrivals
gsH.lsng Is . poor 10 us4tum."
buyers than i usually .<su At lie yards On tho
closing day, hut their wAnis wsre few and ths market
closad heavy. with good dssl Of ansad stook left
ovsz.
Extra Deevos-0fsdsd s1eefs, weighing 1850
oso.es nssyei.Flno iii. woii ioimsi ,s,l
tos year old ssoors weighiug 1,aso.to --...
= QtL1
Good Baerss-R4li-fsttstIedB BlAsr9, Weiah-
lug l.lao to t.ts0 Es..............,.,, III. koGas y
Msitum GrAuss-at*oER IN faIr hA4h, wsiah-
ing 1.lDS TO 40 bs.........,,,.,,.,,& bs. &2504 W
Rutthatn' Rtoek-Poor to fair staer., spa
ecnmon 70 oloa . cows, for c4ty slaughter,
Weighing $50 70 1,loo oibs..........,......2 27s2lo
Stock Caasis-Conno1 uatts, Weighing 70g
70 1,oo1 r.; seos4N
f1faroF-Iight aud Thin cows, hslfef1.
stsFs, buls, and soatAway stAa1s ,,..,, 725a9 50
Ts1A4 C4ttle-Throuah drovss ......,,,.., 1s1aj; IS
Hu0A-Ths arrivals during ths psst wcak nsd9
oal Of oa.y 52loo aafnss SIS los the sslpe vpek
list ysAr,-a difference of 34,61s. Up II Wslps@a.y
evsniEE th8Te wa = faifly a1aavS hsMsnd. sa@ tho
s.a5 a.y .s1t.aA vars t.haa =. ss.adtIy hardening
II Phtisd.lps4a hosv, aad aoaoos fsr other qr.ts,
This o4rTtsd Ft4coa to point whers ooa1 cptt4rs di
not 20 continue operations. and With thsr wtth-
dssw.l na.ss fsu % tztae Th<y sttlt however,
materially higher than the data u our st reytew
costnG qaotetions belnR S7.hs..7.so Tor common 10
primo light. $7.ha4s.C0 for COMMON 10 good b.ayy.
.n4 ~ % 80 for 4ua4aioa suited 10 hs wants of e
Phiatephis Aiade.
The demand on Saturday, though rsst<ict.d, rw
larger than tie supply And Friday prices wore eas!y
Inaintained sl'Ipors aud inferior heavy knxs auld
At $8760a72s, aud a1tra PhiAdsfpbta II ~ nha9 a.
The market G1osst 4teady,
, 1875-09-20

Withdrawn from storo Friday for city con >
sumption: ASA bu WHEAT, I,las hu corn, AS hu
oats, H8 bu RS, 71A bu barley.
Tbs following gran insrscted Into store on
Saturday morning: cars No. spring. 81 CATS No.
tso. % cars No. do, IL rejected de- l6
grads do 2'7 ~soat}; cs nigh 1ni.sd corn, III
ckrs and J4.itU bu No. Dc, ss eers rsjectsi do,
cara no grade do {327 eoru>; II carr vh.e oets -
CATS and 500 hu No. o % cars resced do IN o.ts}
II cars No. rye, eAfs rejected do: II cats No.
barley, scsra No. do, IL cars rejected d.
Brade do {'a barley. Total INA oAra), 3N.Qpo bu.
luspectsl oat: sl,!9i bu what, l4e, nj ba corn,
ll,yAl hu oats. 91s tu rye, 7.ss3 bu osrley.
The following Ntse tho receipts and ahipnsnta Ut
breadssuna nal lire stock II this po!nt during ths
past week and for tbs GO responding weckA ending
, 1875-09-20
TELEGRAPHic MARKET REPORTS

:, FOREIGN MARKETS.
!S'seiol B,.pateA 10 rAs ch,euyo 1rt1sst I
IAvHapool, Sept la-l2 n.-F1ouz-Qu!st; No, 1.
26&: No. 2. 2as Sd.
GaAls-W -Whsst-Wlntas, No. !, los 81; No. a. t0s.
spFlns. No. " iod; No. a. " Sd whss No. j. lis;
No. q los Sd club. No. l, lls I'd; No, j, liz
coru-No. ]. sos 9d : No. q 30s ID.
PaovlsIoNs-Potk-17s 8I. LArd-WsstAsp, bss.
LtrsArooL, Heps l8-Kvs.-FLous-E1trA s.sts
kud Wests1n, ass I'd.
osAls-"heAt- No. 4 70 No. spring, Il sdaes I'd,
Corp-Miksd, sos Cd.
Observation-Disclosures, sos: Easterr, oos,
Dssf, ~ I'd. Lard, SIS "a. Daeon-Cumbesiapd cut,
s5s I'd.
cHEGsz-Fins. 90.
TALLaN-5a.
PtrRotEuH-nennsd,9 94d; spir.tp, pxL
LONDON. aapt. ld.-DlgCOux1-Tha rata Of aiaeounk
su The opsn matkst for mouths fsll to ~, or be
tow tue Bank Of England rates. TIE rats for uouuy
a tha Stock Exchange unYerptaspt ut secur,tiea s IL
CoAsoL&-foF n0usy, " IL. xocotpk, yAk
AHthtcAh sscuhlTlks-tbs, iDG1 67s IUft: 10.
4oe. ~; new ~, lus; New York G&utsaI. ri: EFts,
l7t pfsfsstsd. seH.
EAals. sspt, lt.-ltsnses, esf 7xe.
fsAastoss, 6spt. l6.-Jas, 101',.
LhauoH, SAT-. ia.-The amount OF bullion With.
IA flN.uJo. '~""'
Asw foak, Sept. ls.-A dispatch from London
4sys: :" "Ihs usaskets opsped dsvotd Of any 1rvclM
feature. Amsrscan Government aad rsijsos3 securj-
ties ssnaln staay. Upftsd State. s 20 Of 1867 Nd
vanesd per cent: Rts declined n, RaAdips Rail
soAd slstsa declined H."
, 1875-09-20

Tie jnst hsfnrc tho t1oss o.sh OATS verr IN 'emtnd
for shtrrntnt. rn'nf Ndaaa lowas, 1t 7pl7 r Ge.
closing Il tho inside. No. wh,t* anli HH a39c.
hrJ'tsd was iower rs:;tnE st at so'lor tua ur,nth
a6.o- Haller Uctni soil s 3+dc To Ir, aud u ss~
ht MAc ascr ihs yesr s0d 1t aha u1sc, and c1s Rsd
at The inside. CsBh saies Eepnrtet vt 49, 400 hu
ITO In rejected At ta:; 13u hu by sample u INV
~ sc. free on istd: 4,soo hi 10 Al a'4toto on.
track. Tbal. a1.s hi.
RYE-Was in f.!r dsmand md firm. GA%h snd se1-
teHter wtre stTonE. shs fnrn"r advancing "a unint
~ or settle isif t"nersrs. Cash No. lsnld al 7tAA
tic. nnI srlcr tbs npnth u 71Sr. Rejected iii At
6'aasst, ss'ce. 2.O00 bu No. Il 7s4 a71n; LON bu
.siesttd At fa"Nhs ,oo bu by sample as ed ad'a On
nArLEY-Wsa in tnottsrato demand, closing 1o
lownE, sstspt rslected which ahraueeh lSc. Nav
Ynrk wa. dat1 nnler 1srge offerings ot Can,a smr'ey
Ol,inns wsre quet snd closed wcAIt. cash nltur,i
scgurntly lst. saoe mails II Il .l2,.lI3. closing
st Tho inside ReJseted wanlt 10 nll orders, aud
aoa II 62ts3I according 10 luc luu. No. lr.n
on1,. It ,ss f'F A. u, e. rsee!s y.ry 'h1,ns @
medium auh low grades dull and
l,ner unicr lsras offerings. aona to fan'y ."l.l
At f0%s l11H, aud common n 4tto f.tu. Sailor The
monta -: saIlsa for s.sy q :l';t. iisn 'all
tofer sold At no; down to Sl0s. and closed NJ csd
&alot'. Cash ssies Include: l,6;9 bu No. FAX $.t2
u IL: 3.Is0 bH No. lAt IN; 1ia0 IN rotccte. vt
s't3',c; locd3 bu By sample Al s,esssl.six. Total
lt,nG hu.
In thu afternoon tha trading Night ami confined
10 grin.
whe+t ssronasr sary, but cas.t 10 lower, SELL
lag October At loa3lff Z, and ttnsinE At 81 l.o7f.
Corn xas stronsar ssuug At ~ s3'Hc, And aloa!ng
At s7.sc.
t>ass ~crs easer At asfo for October sud asHe for
s'crteaaber.
, 1875-09-20

oFsvfofd MnateRon. inml'sr; bark peshtisn, Fu1.o.
bark G. ]. Walls, Dlt1s.o coal; scow N. !:
bunha1n. litAs rter, wood: schr J. un
t1ra. Ifotu'a Pier, bark; seh1 ". D. Ala,
hnEa1o, coal; sthr coaAt!!ntiou. Buffalo, ro,i.
s.nr,,es r MTss'T"n 'n.t M".atSon ans'" :hs
sssi E S'sss; il'Sa,ss fs1i :ss;
lrnp 4. c. ftsLtwIn. EArsnAha, pig tro,, ind tror MI
Ss',' .;s, Lena Jnnson. ,d,nsto un.he.; scr Trin,
lar sshf F.ison. iapst"n iaasr so:a .chr h'sr i'm lS
Rnr. White Lake, wool Ioow j. H. loht,sop. u,'Tss
ns.r good .eov s1se,.lens 81 psu! rles sood: iede
inKsoa un,hor ac'r j. Tibbos, Mastegon un,t isa.
tchf y. !. ahdnore, ptntwatcr, tunher; scr Elb,
.s ' .s"r T. b. sff sfhf V;nsnn n.n.:1 nS,s a
1lnnRartan. Mtchje.n Gity, iipht; sehr b 'enF 4
;I ;'n,n'on. a'nss.uck, iiaht: sehr T. Pains. i1oi:
prop FsYnr!te, hcnhnanec, aun1rina barge risns,'
A1enomsntc. nun.irffs large Ellen Williams, Meuon..
a1ss ans" aras ts 1se sSr; .ss
Grand 1isTen, Lumber: srhr saman., Oswego, Iutn.
t,er ser ::s',r.r. Muskeeun, lumber: .ehr chr..
,s,ma keno"ha' gravel sclr litls unle, Nuskeson
vts.t tSft.nfnr.'r II D., r. com@o9ts mn, na;lo
9t t.ons; sehr an.o.ke.a. siasf lily. % u 'ess' es
kinatou, 3oi iu corn a,,d suni,es: schr Il. G A.
Lcehlon, Lid!nRton, % bu corn: bsff
n'n. S,n,., SSroes.5 Psn..toe. TO ba oata; ,sar
J. Frfdgcon Fort 1fnrun. ii. BIG bu corn, 26s hi.
innF, 70 hr'' pnrt, Ia lard; schr Mystic, Tranktm
19a In oata brls nIir. Eris pork ION feed reh
4. Cobb. lMahlo, si,ooo bu eor1,: nchr Davidson
Iiuf!nsp, Il, ,3OJ hui cnsil. 'a'
. Rrnnr rELE4El.cks-3chr pons'A,on, 13ui!a1e % M
tu wheat; scslr William Smith, Soth Haven, al BIZ
rensnt md aundriea: s.nr Al1.ta, buffalo, ooi b.
wheat, 2'ho by corn, 200 hrls nonr, Erie tol htk
tu natt .chr M.vana, Kingston, ls,osi bu wh",,
rs''r Chicago, milwaukee,, ion bills green Adss, il:
bril- apples, "a brla OIL and slndr!es, Manitoree =
Grand tIayen, sunls~; sehr ii. DAHL Michigan Ci,s'
u cords .sona ptop t'neids. Buffalo, 245 tu xheat
Hssea jay, a1 brls Ea, Lzla pork. hrA beef, nd
eunIrI8a. '' "-@
, 1875-09-20

SHEEp-Wh steadily fair demand and saolqr-
ste tnrpl!. tAn marriott throughout tho tast week
1aansaiaea ~ h so.nr.tissiy stoaly tona ouy about
LsiDg required to supply us wants of Tia hons tr.do
There wsrs sAl>s At LOO tor poor " fair grades
aud At $t.ht35.15 for g.od to ext1s.
st. IoUI9.
er. Lou1: Sept 1'.-Hoas-Quiot and weak:
.airphrs, $7.18 .au. B4son $i.t5td7.7o. Nutchers,
t7.f0 sB,iH.
CAtrL1-ssaady aud a1m good 10 rhotcs natives.
- +o49:.s5 medium TO fa,F, 34lj93.NO common 10
light, $50 a i.'a aond to cloics TAxans $4Gaa iH:
common to lsirt &..80t43.Gk.
, 1875-09-20

HosTos. Mass., sspt M.-Tness Is no suatsrsl
change IN WOOL Transactions hars besn quita nu-
aisEous but mostly a sual io4 Tbs sggtessts sAiss
for ths wssi have been upwards Of 1lu00oo pounds.
pone%to aombuE dsains. k1a1ac; dslsins unwashetl,
e10sac; cemaina has bnsh sold At tot Wassetn:
lbs cAnadA coulblug sold u Go. Ths stock OF III
knds Of colnItag aasets Il qults Light. but tbs
manufacturer wall supplied for soms luoniha b
solns. Sales aud II OHIO y tsc; medium sud No.
Ohio IN fair ds1a1uA u a7NS1o. For 7ofy ds.irAbe
lots sssetons, aud Ncigsu dseeas hAvs b&su ssug
principally u for good average lots nsdIu1a
A'chgan md Wl-eoaai1. ~ hdo. Pulled voo1s qule.,
ths sales compssing only s7ooQlhs PRINCIPALLY N9sps
, 1875-09-20
COMMERCIAL.

Tbs following were liz receipts md sht.1ntnts Of
Tho aadiuE articles Of rrnluu In ti' city during thu
tucnty-tonr horrt sudna A. ! O'Clock on sasaFdAy
notntpg aud for lbs onlins data ono year ago:
, 1875-09-20

choe. 20 fancy. eocssi.oo: good to primo. aoa7oc
| common, 3"ta+0c.
H.'uE-Th. m.rkal WA fisu1 1t 37.to for beach and
| ta.eh for maple, detlverui.
| VEAf--Fsfr Ia choice via quoted nr1n at ssa9{c.
| and rntnmon Al 6tAsc,
] YEnETAnLEs-wern sslaom cal,s<t for, ~ thu
farmafs al supply the city with everything exrppt
s~te rotArb, which dull and lpwtr under liberal
Feestts. 8Mthern swreta sell u $IQUA1! % psf brj
| aud Jsrssys At ta.bfattp.
WnOL-Was quIst and unchanged. This eosrss an,l
medium woois IRE IN untefats dsmand. but hnr
heatea. which nsks up the hulk Of The atn'k,
krs dn1, there bstpR htt1s or no demand fdr thtm
siaEiu: do loor to Eool. 4assc; wAahed hs>rr. due
t'm+ie; do uls'lfnh. tieat1c; to roarts, 39ta4Uo
,tEwsehrdt hns hrav! 10 light, 264flsc; do msditn,
a2Qf3jo: to casrsc, a't;ac.
LUMBER
Ihnbsr freIah.a advanced Saturday t9x72se, ruI.
Ing h,1n At st.s0 fer suskseun and drand Haven,
N.'24 for 1ad,ns.n, e1.7s for Naniatse, $3.50 for
hnusa, md $i.s0 for Alpsps.
Tua eArao market active for Saturday, about is
ont OF 10 casgoss having beeu sold ut ths current
prices. Tbs receipts for few days ART Aksiy u be
light ~ ths ycaacs hass held back TIA pal week for
m adv AMOS III fretghs. which paid Saturday, anil
inatlJ cl sAred Ia the tzeuF. rner feeling exists
among .sA1srs, WIN will probably endesrnr to ret Al
advance u eous gfAdra OF luher to oIsat hs rso in
frrtghts. ffsca stun qlooI It $7.:U,a7.16. and
!nth At sGWlj; 1ath Al tI.a0 aud shingles At $41s
t4!.bh.
Al thn ,7rds trade continues very acttre. but prcss
hFt 10 low a. 10 10 scarcely Fsnsunersllss. In
instancen tuioas for fannn Ilior hays tesn shaded,
nne dealers esnsray sefe 10 All sun below $u.e'.
, 1875-09-20

Fi1ps clear ............. Una 1900
Secnnd ecar. tnrh 10 inch ........... 49.D0s4tpt
IhttA e!s4F. tnth......... .....,.,..... J;.00
EtiirSl cionr. h7lrk.. ...,,,..,. 330GA .lN
E"aF honr1nR. lst er 2d rough ......,. ", I,E1 'Mi
G!aar hiding, ! " snI ssconu. ...........,, l9.H
E1fst son,tunn sltiluR.... .............. lE.UGl7.n
EsoArihR hrat to1hnon, dreAsci ....... HOO, a;.M
f!s0tt!'9 aet,Au common. oFesscd .... 9,.tA {.pl
Bof bo1aes A..-.s.................... :H.uUa3i "
'oA to4thst h... 25.U -T.tH
s'eh poAfds Az apu IL in 3,Uo,at'.e 10
nMEK boatus-..... ................. 1i.!1 .1i.O0
stoe bnsfus.....,... .............., 16.MxaiE.00
frnehe ~ 1H,h0 IN
Gofnsnon !LsHhert ~ T and unfsr. 10lat1, M
,so!st+ anu scAnthnR. ~ to ~ h....... 1l0 SAi4.M
Iath. 1.i64a 2.uU
Aeuhees.. 3.3QVa $50
, 1875-09-20

f1rfsnrEa, selt. 19.-FErnptkuM--QEict bnt lrn,; 4;
crude, sieaS II PArkstx refined, i2A&l7Nc, rhlIa-
dutrhIa delivery.
, 1875-09-20

Nfw YORK pny-ooops MARKET.

NFW T{1RK DRY. GOODS MARKET
Nrw f"Ax, eop. is.-Thsra wss = nr,Ger1te rack-
aee trade in rrtop roots, prints, gnahans hauunss
Cec., but wnoeu aoOs for MEMS VICAR f,llsd uuet.
Cotton anne1a and chaviots In good demand and
Erin. frnts nnsctlssi III jobets' hsnis and large
'ino of oloncent,r fancy prints lot,hed II 7kc by
laaAins houae. Foreign go,tls snoyoa pluwly.
, 1875-09-20

Gold Nhs liza ll1st.
nEEE1pACEs.
droanbaclu wert s.i1,,k.

ntef''ns exchange ~as ~ y a4sab eAhls tssnfiora
LONDON. sabE Pafia sta. U.hsr rates Ut foreign sx-
chANye lHo.al:
, 1875-09-20

Tho following wars the exports nt -four, whsat, and
corn from New 9ark during tbs post week and tAs
, 1875-09-20

&I1
hweden. Epr~sy, and psrinatk tron.r, n
AuattA GaptE Earnai.......,,.,....,. 4Sx
C11Y AMI COUNTY nuEpv,
Chicago Cit, q ct. bondG ;. ln4, Int, mn: ~
Chicago CITY y It. Esnet.sa. ~! / fut. iutt IN
GhtcuGu City Yct. wAtrlu.a l04x / 41t, luat I'M
Cook Cuuhty v CT tond4, - "
slnft date, ..:....:.;...;. loaN int. losx Int
Cook County u cant bunds, '' " "
i12M uAto.. lux L int. 1b4ts + INT
"s"s sE~1A ps1 esns eonhs'.: hd i Int
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

my innocence !" Let us draw a veil
over"the further expressions of recOgni-
ton and affection which fell from these
aged friends as they sobbPd, wept and
embraced each other. Suffice it to say
that the president heard the words of
pardon pronounced, and again and
again lifted reverentially to his lips and
heart the bruised monument of the pain
he had been the means of infIicting.
Let US proceed with this explanation of
his motive for this seemingly horrible
deed
son the night following Franchises
suffering" continued the president.
there was a ball at court. I appeared
there and sought the speech of the king,
Louis XVI. Sire said I, bending
my knee to the earth, this day my
foster sister has been accused of rob-
berry, and, being put to the torture, has
confessed the crime Very well, she
must suffer for it, said the king. Sire,
this robbery is an invention of my own.
How what means this p he exclaimed
Sire, l wished to prove to France that
the torture is the source of the most
frightful iniustice-the destroyer of
truth and innocence. To this cause I
have sacrificed the being whom I love
best on earth. Oh let her trials, sire,
not have been in vain = The king
placed his hand on his forehead his
great officers stood by. Turning to
them his majesty said From this
hour let the torture no moro disgrace
the laws of France ="
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

the "immolation had a vicarious eff
cacy, especially in the case of children
suffering for the sins of their parents, y
who were wont as they thought, thus to
expiate their own transgressions. This
rite, full Description of which was given
on one of the tablets, was known by the
Chaldeans as ''The sacrifice of Bel, or
of righteousness" Mr.. Sayce con-
cluded his paper with a list of refer
ences to authorities in which these sac
riices are mentioned or described.
The Society of Biblical Archaeology is
amassing steadily valuable fund of re-
liable information upon kindred sub
iects tending to throw much light upon
the historical events recorded in the
Old Testament.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

THROUGH ALL THE AGES of study and
inv sstigatiOn which have marked the
path of scientific discovery, one es-
pscially alluring object has tempted
the inquiries and speculations of philos-
ophers. It is what the wizards and
witches Of Olden time, the jUgglers of
India, soothsayers of Arabia, Magi of
Egypt, necromancers of Turkey and
the Orient, and aIchemists of civilized
Europe have sought, but sought in vain
a vegetable nOn-pOisonOUs Elixir,
which, by cleansing the blood, remov-
ing from the system all impurities,
strengthening the nerves, the muscles,
and the brain, and vitaIizing every fibre
of the system, should bid defiance to
the corrOding hard of disease.
DR.. Walker, of California, discovered
an herb, the properties of which, il
they do not entirely fulfil all the con
ditions above mentioned, have at least
proved themselves efficacious in all Of
them; this herb Doctor Walker has
made an ingredient in his famous Vine
gar Bitters, which can be obtained o
any wholesale Druggist throughout the
country.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14
THE PEoPLEs' FRIEND.-It is suscept

The PEOPLES FRIEND. 1t is sUscepti-
bic of easy proof that the sewing machine has
been greater blessing to the masses Of AmeTi-
can people than any invention Of the present
century Nothing else has done so much to
save tile lives and health Of the wives and
mothers, the patient, Overworked woman OF
the land. who, as q class, most needed relief
from the burthsns Of every day life. Every
father and husband fails in his duty if he
neglects to endOw his home with such a
triumph OF science as the Wilson shuttle sew
ing machine Machines will be delivered at
any railroad station in this county, free Of
transportation charges, If ordered through the
compauy's branch house at 1S9 Canal St, New
Orleans, La They send an elegant cata-
Iogue, and chromo circular free on application.
This company want few more good agents.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

HUMAN SACRIFICES IN BABYLoN.-AD
important communication to the English
Society of Biblical Archaeology, by Rev.
A. II. Ssyce con Human Sacrifice
Among the Babylonians. " shows by the
translation of two Accadian tablets that
this custom was prevalent among the
ancient Chaldeans, who believed that
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A son of Mr.. J. H. MEsECK OF Chatham
Four Corners. \. Y, has been cured Of Con
sumption by DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
covery.-so says Mr.. c. B. Garfield, editor OF
the Chatham Courier.
5. r. EGLAR. druggist, OF West Union, o.,
writes to state that DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery has effected a wonderful cure
of Consumption in his neighborhood-
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EXCELSIOR Axle Grease and Anti-fric-
ton Compound Railroads, Coal Miners,
Street Cars, Omnibus, and Manufacturing
Companies pronounce it the best Axle Grease
in use. Send orders to A. 81. CoUssENs Il Co.,
wholesale druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
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THE all-gone feeling which people
sometimes speak Of. is caused by want OF
proper action of the liver and heart. These
may be assisted. and the bowels regulated, by
Parsons Purgatiye Pills in small doses
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Corn and -four are staple articles !;
but not more so than JOhnson's Anodyne Lin
iment, where known. 1t is good for children or
adults, for any internal soreness Of the chest
or bowels and the best Liniment prepared,
under whatever name.
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ELECTRICITY Is LIFE. nervous dis
orders, chronic diseases Of the chest, head,
liver, stomach, kidneys and blood, aches and
pains, nervous aud general debility, etc,
quickly cured after drugs fail by wearing
Volta's Electro Belts and Bands. Valuable
book free, by Volta Belt Co, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Can War be Averted.

The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Times telegraphs that uneasiness
prevails in we'll informed circles in
Paris. The most serious minds believe
danger is impending. Politicians from
abroad, as well as those claiming to be
well informed, say that peace or war
depends on the approaching meeting of
the car and German emperor. No one
denies a powerful party in Germany,
comprising the entire military element,
feels that the late treaty was too lenient,
that indemnity has already returned to
the French Golfers, that the possession
of BedfOrt by France is dangerous
to Germany, that France Is reOrgan-
izing rapidly and will soon be able to
furnish a formidable army for any
alliance with other nations, and that
Germany is no richer than before the
war. Her finances and social Organiza-
ton cannot long support the expenses
of the present ornaments, and she San
not disarm in the face of France. The
military party in Germany are convinced
that never was there a moment more
prOpitiOus than the present to secure
for their country a long era of prosperi-
ty and peace. War ought to be prompt
ly undertaken. It is necessary to march
on Paris and take up a position where a
new peace can be signed, which takes
BelfOrt from France, limits her active
army and eXacts ten millions in twenty
years. Paris could be attacked if
France refused to sign. All the powers
have confined themselves to timid,
friendly representations with regard to
the Belgian notes, which only shows
that to finish with Francs now is a duty
to Germany and humanity. Europe
will never be tranquil while the blunder
of treaty which leaves France to re-
vive and re-enter the struggle, is IN
rectifed. What may be promptly ex-
ecuted at insignificant sacrifices would,
two years hence, cost oceans of blood
Russia must be convinced of this neces-
sity. He adds:
1t would be untrue to say these argu-
ments are accepted even in Germany,
outside a particular party. 1t would be
equally untrue to say that the menaces
are destined to be realized. The diplO-
matte world even in Germany declares
she cannot fight against an enemy who
declares for peace. Honest Germans
scout the suppOsition. The emperor
has scruples, but the party of immedi-
ate action urge it as a duty, to sink al
considerations to save the country.
They insist that France be made to &C.
cept reassuring treaty, If she Will moi
fight. Germany, in order to have the
right to reproach France, must disclaim
the above theories.
The Times, in its editorial columns,
scouts the apprehensiOns raised by the
alarmists and the alarmed in Paris.
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BURNETT's CoCoAINE is the best and
cheapest hair dressing in the world.
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Avoid Consumption. Guard against Its
first approach. The timely use of TUFTS EKpectoran
viii pIoye a sure preventive. Very pleasant.