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No. Se3 Taylor Street.
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NEWLDTERTISAN1NTS.

Freight-Dush
Cole-Cabinet Shirt
COal-Aills q Combs
DR. Bulls Cough syrup
Public Sale-Thomas Z sons
Proclamation by the Governor.
Harness-Yerger, 406 Shipley street
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KUNKEL's MAGIC HAIR REsroEEsssdi e
Restores gray mixed, red. light; I.;nes Of to :
heads Of hair .eebeards or or mo"ss!syo To- om one 70
Sonr apnlications. It ia free from su1thipg
lead, acids. me curry. silver. or a"S'
injurious to either hair or bearo.
IT DOES NOT FADE OR RUB or ons
Expressed to all parts on receipt; eip,;.Ts. o. IL
dollar. or six bottles f,r nve oVNo No, elS
the Wholesale and retail depo"d a. ply
| Vine street, Philadelphia.
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nUBLIC SALEM. THOMAS 4 SONS.
L Auctioneers
THE WILMINGTON & READING RAIL-
ROAD.
In tho Circuit Court Of the United STAR
in and for the Eastern District OF Pennsyr
vania. In Equity Ne. II. October SessionA
''''' EDMUND D RANDOLPH
THE w1LM1NoToN 4 READ1NG}
RAILROAD COMPANY AND 9TH
ERS:
By virtue Of q decree entered the sth oay
of June. A D 1875, in the above suit. tho un'
DIR. r:ned Trustees to whom all the necea.
E,ry .u,hority in the premises has Deea
* * Nv said decree, win, in pursuance OF
s,li ,,r 1ment. on the 18th day Of December'
IA IL d &. at Il O'Clock noon, at the Ae9'
chants Excbange, in the city Of Philadel.
nhia. exnose to public veudue or outorZ =
rrna cntire lot. the railroad Of the WIZ
MI MTNGTnN Hif11 AND READING RAILROAD
iU0MPANY. The particulars OF the decIoe
and terms of sale will be found 2y sscree .~-e
ence to the notice OF sale under ~ ss!u u,orths
published in this pepper s during 'no n"'''~
Of July AMI September. 1870
GEORGE BROOKE, u-,.....
A. GIBBONS, ir"'
GEORGE kICHARpeONJ 9TH
| CHARGES HART OF Co.'sa.sss Counss.. 1A
Il CHAPMAN BIDDLE t,nnosrr tns L.usv~
M. THOMAS & SONS, AuGuonsserat' r.
Nos. l89ahd lA =: :F0usa'nhi.. F0udsH' Ii
nov IA 3toaw fnnae..r...-
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Thanksgiving Proclamation
STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

STATE OF DELAWARE, |
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
With tie ,ose Of each revolving year the
people OF I. Is state have been accustomed
TO observe day of Thanksgiving TO Al,
mighty God for His mercies IN the past. and
OF prayer for His continued favor and gu1- |
dance in the future.
We have had especial cause for gratitude to
the God Of our fathers. Our people have
been enabled peacefully to pursue their
usual avocations their persons and
property have been protected; their homes
been been exc exempt @ rom rom The caiamities Of
war. pestilence and famine, and no
sudden disaster has paralyzed her indus
| tries or prostrated her people.
permitted to contemplate the completion Of
the first century OF our experiment OF SELL
government, and to rejoice IN Its succees
and the benefcent results which thereby
have accrued to our State and people IN
conmon with the others Of our Federal
Union.
For our hundred years of civil and relig-
/ ious liberty, Of constitutional government,
Of respect for law and order, OF intellectuai
and industrial progress and material growth
and prosperity, 1t behooves us TO render
humble and hearty thanks to the Supreme
Being, and to invoke His divine blessing
upon all efforts for their future mainten-
ance.
therefore, JOHN +. COCHkAN, 0OSo1uoi
OF the State Of Delaware, in accordance with
an established custom recognized by law.
de- recon mend to the people OF this State
i. that, on Thursday, the thirtieth day Of No
I. yember next, they abstain from their secu.
+ lar employ ments and, in their homes and
respective places of worship, in such man.
ner US their hearts may dictate, oner to AL
Il mighty God their graf full acknowledg
ments for all his mercies aud their humble
(, prayers for a continuance Of His divine
: In witness whereof hav'
hereunto set my hand ant
caused the Great Seal ofsait
!, State to be amxed at Dover
y --A-- this fourteenth day Of No
vember in the year OF ou
STATE sHAA' Lord one thousand eigh
---- hundred and seventy.st
!. and OF the independence o
said state the one hundre
: and first.
It JOHN P COCHRAN.
BY the Governor:
foNAT1Us G. GRuBB, Secretary Of stats
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, STATE SEAL.

BY the Governor:
foNAr1us G. GRuBB, Secretary Of State
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DR. WALES, has returned tc ms resi
dence, Cor. Eighth and KING streeVs'
octl6tf
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19
CoURPIEG.


The thoughts of the Young naturally.
revert, more or less, To- love. eourtship.
and matriai Onv. 1t IA II be feared.
however, that if there are no marriages
which have not been preceded by court
shin, thers are many eourtships which
have not been lad ~ to by love. No
doubt the majority Of marriages are
brought about BY affection of certain
sort; indeed, it would he ridicnlons to
suppose that persons villingIv tie them
selves for life 20 others for whom thew
have but little regard. The man who
married 9 woman whom he diSliked. and
the woman who united herself with a
man whom she regarded with aversion.
would very properly he held t. be bereft
of their senses, notwithstanding that
they benefited themselves in a social.
point of view Bnt IF most pe0ple do
not positively dislike those whom thew
marry, many are strangers to the grand
passion about which poets have sung
and some navelists have weII-nigh gone
crazV. Liking Is not loving, and while
a vast number Of those who marry really
like each other there is reason to be-
leve that hut q comparatively few actu
allv love. They may all persuade them
selves that they do the latter thing. and
may remain the victims of their deIu
siOns until after their unions have been
eonsummated' But they are comm lied
to abandon their fools paradise soon4r
or later, and the misfortune il that thew
often only find out the true state of their
hearts when it is too hate for tn en- to do
ANYTHING but bear with becoming meek
ness the yoke which they have imposed
upon themselves,
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A FEARFUL PICTURE.
Description eff His Struggles
a gainst the Demon OF Drink,
by the Late j. j. Talbot.
rEstr.s. frot= on. of his eva I.o.ar..-l /

LE1traes frorz one of his eva LsosaF's,I e
But non the struggle is over. can
survey the Geld and measure the losses
had position, high ami holy. The de-
mon tor from around me the robes Of
my lsacred Office, and sent mo forth
ehurehless and gOdl-ss-a very hissie
and bvwOrd among men Afterward |
had business, large and lucrative, and
nv voice in all large C6nrts was heard
pleading for justice, mercy and TIE right
But the dust gathered on my unopened
bouks, and nv footf,ll crossed that thresh-
old of the drum kard's Office | had
moneys ample for all -necessities, but they
took wings and went to feed the Golfers
of the devils which possessed me.
had a home ado ned with all that
wealth and the most xquisite taste
could sugE est. This devil crossed Its
thre hold, and the light faded from its
chambers; the fire went out IN the holi
est of aitaFs, and loading me through
its .possss.ll., despair walked forth with
her, and sOrroS and anguish fingered
within. / bad children, beautiful, to me
az leastgaBsa dream of the morning, and
they had so entwined themse Ives around
their fathers hears that no II after where
it might wander, ever It came back to-
them on the bright wings of a father :
undying love. His destroyer took their
hands Ia his aud led them away. ad
wife whose charms of mind and per-
son were such that to see her was to re-
member, aud to know her was to love
For thirteen years
We walked the rugged path of life to-
gsther, rejoicing in its sunshine and
sorrowing in its shade. This internal
monster couldn't spare me even this. /
had a mother, who for long, long years
had not left her shair, victim of suf-
fering aud disease, and her choicest
Delight vas in the reflection that the
lesson which she had taught at her knee
had taken root in the heart of her
Youngest son, and that he was useful to
his fellows and an honor to her who
bore him. But the thunderb0lt reached
ev thsre. and there it did its Inosl cru
el work Other days may cure all but
this Al me; never a word of re-
pfoaeh from her lips; only a tender Ca
ress; only a shadow of great and IN
spoken grief gathering over the dear Did
face; 0uly a trembling hand laid more
lovin ely on my head; only closer
eliagie z to the cross; only a more pIte-
Gus Appeal 10 heaven If her cup was not
at last fail Add while her boy rsved
in his wild dslirium two thousand miles
sway, the -pilving angels pushed the
golden Entes ajar, and the mother Of the
drunkard entered into rsst.
A nd thus | stand. clergyman with-
ont "A cure; barFister with out briel
or business; a father without child; q
husband without wife; a sou without q
parent; a man with scarcely friendi
soul wiehons a hOps-al swallowed up
Ia the maelstFom Of drink.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19

WHAT Love Is TO WOMAN w ha !.
wonderful thing love Is TO woman
How it clips her so know that some one
Is fond Of her; that rejoiees when she
rel Jices, and sorFOwS Wnen she grieves;
Co be sure her faults are loved, aud her
face is iairer to one, at least, than faces
that are far more beautiful than here;
that one grnat heact holds her sacred in
It's inneImost recesses above sli other
women. She can do anything, be any
thing, suffer anything, thus upheld. she
grows prettier under the sweet inauen
ces, brighter, kinder, stronger; and life
seems to b. foretsste OF heaven, anu
her dreams are golden. ~
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TIE OLD COAT OF GRAY.
a ToUcH1Na TRIBurE.

It lies there alone! It's rusted and faded,
With patch on lie elbow, a hole in
he sidti
But We think of the brave boy who wore
il, AID ever
Look % II With pleasure AMI touch it
with pride.
a history clings TO it; over and oyer,
We see a proud youth hurried on to
the tray,
with lis form Ike the oak, and Lis eye
ike the eagles.
How gallant me- rode Inst he ranks If
the Grayly 90 = -
Il is rough, it is worn, it Is tattered in
But I iovesit the mora for the story it
A st Org of courage in struggle with sOr
rows
And a heart that bore bravely its bur
den Of cares.
1t is ragged and rusty, but, abi it was
shining
In the silkiest sheen when ne wore it
And his smile was as bright as Che glad
summer morning
When he sprsng to his place in the
ranks Of thu Gray"
There's rip in the sleeve, and the. collar is
furnished,
The buttons All gone with the glitter
and gold; I
It's thing of the past, and we reverent-
~ lay it
Away with the treasures and relics of
old,
AS the gifts of loye, solemn, sweet and
unspoken,
And cherished as leaves tF5m long
vanished dav,
We viii keep the old jacket for the sake
Of the loved one
+ Nho rode in the van in the ranks of
"the Gray RI r 80
Shot through with bullet-right here in
the shoulder,
And down here the pocket is splintered
and soiied. .-s SAIL ssi
iAhi nore-see the lining is stained and
s9t discoloredl
Yes-blood-drop the texture have
stiffened and spoiled,
It came when he rode at the head of the
column,
Charging down in the battle one dead
lest day,
When squadrons Of foemen were broken
aslinder,a v o ~
And victory rode with the ranks of
"the Gray" s1- aa 5
r- vaaea 4.a7I Is
It's memory Is sweetest and sorrew com
~. Mingled, U3-
To me it is precious-more precious
than gold;
In the rent and the shOt-Eoles volume
is written, s.
IN the stains OF. the lining is agony
told.
That was ten years ago, when in LIES
sunny morning.
He RODE with MS comrades down into
the fray, 81 o
And the I'D coat ne wore and the good
sword he welded,
Were all that came back from the
ranks OF ''the Gray"
a Bsr7rofts i5ssm
And it lies there alonei I viii reverence
ever,
The patch on the elbow, the hole in
the side, 8. .e1 1
For gallanter heart never breathed
than the loved one
Who wore it In honor and soidierly
pride;
Let me. brush off fhe dast from its tat
tiers and tarnish,
Let me fold it up closely and lay it
It is all that is left of the loved and the
lost one
Who fought Cor the right in the ranks
of "the Gray"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19
BE OF coon CHEER.

The October elections ia the West
ses over, and Tide stock is in the as
osndant. The backbone of Morton
radio alism is paralyzejR apd4Te hope in
November thai mufled drums will chron-
icle its final end. The long weight of
oppression is about TO yield to the on.
coming day-dawn of new and brighter
era in political affairs. The social. edu-
cational -and industrial interests of the
country sGhayo sorely felt the oppres-
sion of Isaden !hand fer the past eight
years. The people in the agony of des
pair ask and do demand substantial re
lief Not success under cover of. mere
windy .platform promises, but the pres
enoe of better times, based upon whole
some State and Fedora legislation, K low
erstazation, and economical reform, such
as Mr. Tilden, can and will .iuaugurate
through Democrats Success. The PEG
pie want rest. Tossedjupon. the troubled
waters of a terrible civil revolution, they
have not fer. sixteen years had a single
day of respite from the torturing screw
of hard times. Bat. now the roseat5
strsaks.o of morning light glowsalong the
horizon, betokening returning prosperity.
Let as take courage and rejoice
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19
SECTIONAL FRATERNITY rs 4
DUTY OF THE HOUR.


There has been and is now too much
ansagoni1ing sectionalism in our respect
Use, political parties. Indeed, they and
many of their distinguished represents
tive mep succeed by keeping alive the
bitter memories Of the late fratricidal
war. 1t Is time for sensible men to
cease this work. Sectional alienation
will, az it did lately, lsad to open rup-
ture. Every man that daFes ride into
power by exaspera ing his constituents
by rehearsal of the. wrongs and inju-
ries his section endured during tie re-
cent struggle, should be hounded out of
efice as a positive, palitioal nuisance
and an enemy to his country. The two
sections were once hostile TO each other,
but now peace is recementing them il 8
truer bro therhood. The centrifugal pow
srs of secession were not strong enough
to overcome the. aentripetal powers Of the
Union. The same Power which keeps
planets in their orbits and preserves the
balanc aud adjustment Of the solar sys-
ten, has decided the combat against US
Is Is our duty 10 bow to the viii of On
Impotence as revealed by the logic Of
sVents. And interest, no less than duty,
now binds the Southern States to the for
tanss of the Union.
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a crumbling Empire.

The floating debt of Turkey is not far
from two hundred millions of dollars.
Every year the Sultan's finance minis
ter reports what may be called ''decoy
budget" in which the receipts just cover
tbe Expenditures; but nobody takes tie
painssEto pretend to@ believe his story.
Rhss truth is, that every year brings
with titan rine7itabls and heavy deficit
The Sultan is etefnany borrowing, ever
at increasing rates of interest. His debt
Is already a hopeless burden; it can
never be shaken off Aud how do the
immense sums 50 which are thus raised?
1 be Sultan has the largest civil list in
Europe, and one-eleventh of the whole
revenue is spent on his household. He
does not build new road; he does not
provide an efficient police; be does not
establish schools. He supports a greet
and Injurious harem; he rears splendid
palaces; be subsidies theatres and opera
muses. hIeanwhila, every be-. govern
ing province, every pasi,a ruling dis
trict ID busy grinding a fortuae out of
che PEG le; the judges take brides with
unblushing opeHnessi petty officials only
initiate the corrupuons of their supe-
IiLrs.
Lord Carlisle, on being asked what he
found In Turkey, replied: deserted
villages, uncultIvated plains, bandit5i-
haunted mountains, torpid laws, cor
rupt ADMINISTRATION, disappearing pei
pIe..l.re3
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
~Tr
LIST OF APPOINTMENTS
County Canvass.

Coils A. r REID PgRrER and MANSON.
will address their feiloG-eitizsns of
HaFdeman County on the political issnes
OF the day at the ufQIloWing times and
places, viz. -
Glover Poft-Monaa7, October 9tb.
Toms Station, Tuesday, October l0th
Siler's Wednesday, Oct llth.
(ranesville-Ihursday, October l2th
New Castle Friday, October 18th.
Whiteville-Saturday October I4th.
BOlivar-Monday, October 10th
hickory Valley-Tuesiay, Oct 17tb,
GrandJuDctiOn--W ednesday Oct 18th.
Salisbury IL Thursday. October 18th.
Middleton--F Friday, October goth.
Pocahontas-Saturday, October 2lst.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19

BS- a singular walking fish" is
found near sherman Colorado, Ga the
line of the Rocky Mountains, and $500
feet above the sea level. The fish Is
partially amphibiOus, and has four legs,
which ig uses wnen od laad. "a the
water the legs double up, and ring Of
hns round the neck stand out like a
ruffia, and assist the fish 20 swin.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19
THE SIC GOODS

e s.3 rs
have been purchased at the low
est Cash rates, and will be sold
cheap for Cash. Examine the
following items of interest :
Best brands Calico, ST cents, cash
Dress Goods, Melanges, .Dsbeges,. Ser
ges, Cashmeres. black and colors, in all
the new shades in fine assOrtnents.
= Black Alpaca aud Nohair.,z $40
white and Red FIannelo for $4,000
cents. ANA sat SIC.
Good assortment Of Opera FlunDels.
Cheek ,Liuseys
Corsets, so cents to $3.50.
Ladies' Hosiery. Cotton and Wooden
Fine assortment of Misses and Cbn-
ifen's Cotton and Wooden Hosiery.
Biesched and Brown Canton FLA
1O@25 cents.
Jeans, 1900 cents, cash. asa
weeds and Casslmeres.
Bleaobed and Blown IO-4 sbestinga
Bed Tickings. all grades.
Bleaobed Domestic 6@l23 cents
cas- go -@
Brown Domestios, 5@Io' cents, cash
Boots aud Shoes, all kinds and quail
tiles.
Lowell Carpets,
Gents Furnishing Goods, all kinds.
Merino Undershirss. 5O@s2 90, cash
Linen Bosom Shirts, sLOO@2 so, cask'
Paper and Linen Collars.
Liaea Handkerchiefs.
Umbrellas,
Full Stock of Clothing and Hats.
Hardware.
Qaeens %are.
Farmers and Me Ohanics' Tools
SAddlery and Harness.
Trunks:
Blankets, brown, grey and white.
Gun Belting, to inches.
Grass aud Cotton Rope,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19

The Republicans have put Randolph
in Barbour Lewis place This change
of men Won't make a change Of voters
RadicOlism is dying. The people feel
it and see it. Casey Young viii make
Arkansas Randolph take to the water
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19

That famous Eastern empire ell when
the Whims Of a seifth, voluptucus mil
tary tyrant were allowed to sway the
judgment Of the senate.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19

Up to Grants time the District of Co
lumbia, including Washington CITY, costs
the people 1000 year. Since Grant
ism has been inaugurated it costs the
people 100000 a year.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19

b8- China has the largest garden in
the world. There are fifty thousand
square miles round Shanghai, which are
called the Garden OF China, and have
been for hundreds of years under high
state of cultivation. Three crops year
are harvested. 1t is all meadow-l4ud,
raised but few feet above the water.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19
Questions fer Livery One to An

~<s~-~S~~~r--'9 go - -
-sW5T- -gs
Are you troubled with Indigestion,
Cor, tipasion of tze Bowels, Dyspepsia,
or any disease of the Liyer7 Have you
Suffered fer years and found relief
from the ufe of medicine Do you
have faint appetite, and are you tr5u-
bled With feelings Of lauguur l you
have these feelings We know you have
not tried the new discovery, VI ERREL' )
HEPAHNE, at Hsmuer & King drug
store Ii. Is .prlnt unced by All a. the
best Liver Medicine in the wOTli, Two
doses Will reiie's she worst casa of Dys-
pepsiS or Constipation of she Bow
els Each bottle contains Fifty doses,
and Hspoonful of this medicine 10 at
wineg lassful Of water three tins a day
or ous day. produces q most wonderful
ch ange. Where the system is run down
with loss of energy and appetite, or Dgs-
pepsIs, with all its train of evil, is effect
ing is deadly work, this remedy, MER-
REL'S HEP never fails SO bring
abuus speedy AMI permanent cure.
Those Hho-dou5t the. merit aud virtues
of this ined iciae, and live from day to
day without trying the Il EPATiNE,
have our sympathy, but can not be cured
unless they take the medicine.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19

Tho six New England States, prosper
Gus and peaceful, untouched and un-
harmed by the rude blasts of war, with
population Of 3.500,00o, pay of Intern
al taxes only. $3.9OO,OO0. while the old
State Of Virginia, begirt by FIRE and
sword, ravaged and desolated. by the
tread Of armies for four years, had
wrung last year from her 100000 toll
ing children the enorinons sum of 81, 600,
O00, aud since the war 500 600 600
Hence it is that the tobacco-grewinE
states are poor, and growing poorer day
by day, while the Eastern states are
rich and growing richer day BY day.
This Is Radioalism
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19

The Democracy made gallant fight
in Indiana and Ohio, aud substantial
victories were won. The people breathe
freer, and the nightmare spell Of Repub-
lican rule is passing away. November
will restore the country to "a new life in
legislation.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19

They have campaign song beginning
Come all ye honest Republicans"
Why is it that they thus leave the great
bulk of the party uninvi5ed
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19

Federal corruption, ohampionsd by
Caesar, is despoiling the household gods
ia the templs Of our liberties. and as
free citizens of a distressed and imper-
lied country, we lock to Tilden as our
Brutus to strike down the usurper.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19

"a A little boy who was nearly
starved by stingy uncle, his guardiaa +,
with whom he lived, meeting q lanE
greyhound one dag IN the street, was
asked by his guardian what IA De the
dog 80 thiR ? AfGsr rejecting, she little
fellow replied, Il suppose he lives with
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19

Grantisu, in the guise of Hayes Re
publicanism, is o. trial at the bar Of
public opinion, and Tildanism, surnamsd
Reform, is is prosecutor.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19

PAbATABLs MEDICINEs.-AFer's Cherry
PICTORIAL is q hensysd drop Of relief,
his Cathartic Pills glide sugar-shod over
tie palate and his oarsaparIlla is q nee
tar that imparts vigor 20 life, restores
the healsh and expeIs disease. II " alter
ford (Pa) Advertiser.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19

Remember, fellow citizens, that the
dsstiniss of nations march over the
paths Of their predeoess ors,, and the
stone which tripod one viii tirOw an
other, unless avoided by the Tampa
which experience furnish for our guild
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19

& aItappears that our Federal and local
expenditures exceed the corresponding
expenditures OF Great Britain Bl25, o00,-
coo year.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19

: South Carolina and Louisiana are be-
ing garrisoned as military provinces
Chamberiain and kellogg are plant
tools of the Radical rulers.