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Sewing Machines!
Sewing Machines

n n. DENNISON has for sale WILCOX &
~. GIBBS NEW SILENT SEWING MACHINE
with Automatic Tenson-the fastest and hghtest run
ming machine made Also the HOME Sewing Ma
chine-the most simple, compact and durable shuttle
machine in use. 1t works without noise.
Persons wishing to buy FIRST class Sewing Machine
should call and examine them, with others, before
purchasing machine that is not adapted to every
riety of family sewing.
All kinds Of light Job Work done at short mo-
tice Cleaning and Repairing Sewing Machines q
specially, at
DennisOn's Sob shop, Harmony Block.
Entrance North side.l
p. s.-orders to call, by postal card, promptly at
tended. 28-40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-09-15
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.

A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
IA II. II. EDDY Solicitor of Patents for Inven .
tlOns, Trade Marks Designs, No. 70 State Street
opposite Kilby Street, Boston.
After extensive practice Of upwards Of so years
continues patents the United States also
in Great Britain France and other foreign countries
Caveats specifications Assignments, aud all papersfor
patents, executed reasonable terms with dispatch.
Researches made to determine the validity and utility
of patents OF Inventions and legal and other advice
rendered in all matters touching the same Copies of
the claims Of any patent furnished by RENTING
dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Agency an the UnIftd States Possessts superior
faeiIfies for obtaining PatsHfs or ASCERTAIN
PGfeRtabiiify oJinUeHtiORs.
Allnecessity of q journey to Washington toprocure
Patent, and the usual great delay there, are here
savedinventors. -
TESTIMONIALS.
"Iregard Mr.. Eddy one OF the most eapa BILE an d
with whom have had Official
ntercourse.-CHARLES MASON, Commissioner OF
Patents"
in assurin g In ventors hath y
cannotemploy q man more competent and frUSfl0Oi
tky and capable of putting their n
form TO for them early and favorable con
sideration at the Patent Ohlce.-EDMUNDB BURKE
ate Commissions u of Patepts.n
INT. X. II. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY APP
plcationEor Patents having been suecessfun almo
everycase. Such unmistAkable proof OF great talent
and ability his part, leads me to recommend ALL
inventors to applyto him to procuretheir patents
they may be sure Of having the
bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
,hArges.-JOHN TAGGART.'
Boston Jan. ,1876.-ly1
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-09-15
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Its ingredients are SO skilfully COM
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The reputation it enjoys is derived
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Certificates attesting its virtues have
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publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence of the superiority Of this Sar-
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medicine. So generally is its superb
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-09-15
Pullman Palace Cars

Is the old Lake Shore Route, and is the only one
sing through Evanston, Lake Forest, Highland Pa
Waukegan, Racine, KenOshs to Milwaukee.
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sAcnrRlerAG cUnRa

4 bath 81 blood has been frequently en-.
plSyod 70 TeSescitatS exhausted patients.
Whsa Cesar BsrEiA barely survived swnl.
lowing his share Of the bottles Of poisoned
wine which his respectable father Pope
ASEsndes VI. had intended for the nine
cGFdinalas hat took by mistake for himself
aAd bis son, an OK Was brought into Cesar's
Agsrtnents and disembowlsd, to enable
Aim 50 get into it and receive such vitality
e. the warm, bleeding careass might i'm
part. We arc here ct the point where
aAcrifSial Ensdicins assumes the vicarious
form, and the poor brutss are made to
Gu15SF instead OF the human patients Tor
the benefit e the latter.
In an account Of the birth OF the Dnc de
B0HrEOgns grandson Of Louis XIV, in the
s:tesHlst0iQHes(P .4S)anid the descIip-
ten Of the rapture Of the splendid court
assembled on the occasiOn,thers Is q
casual mSntion Of an incident atFor,lins
= wonderful contrast TO all this royal
10y and magniacsace. The attendant
ehi.4 decvicieu7, the celebrated Or. Glenn.
eat, 70 prevent suffering on the
part Of the mother. ithe DAuphiue) appli. d
to her person tie skia Of sheep, newly
AAyod. To obtain this quite fresh, 4
butcher was engaged TO. skin the amin al
alive. in the adjoining room; and being
AnxiOus 30 offer the akin as quickly as
possible to the doctor, he carried it into the
chamber Of Che Dauphine, leaving the door
or0n- The sheep, in Its agony, followed
hin, en3 ran ia bleatng and skinless
among the shrieking crowd Of courtiers and
Srandees. In modern times worse things
than these are done to animals, profeesedly
for the benefit Of mankind; but they are
now performed quietly in physiological la .
OFRtoEieE, not paraded in public, else til to
I.s believed that even the most selfish among
us would cry, Hold we desire no cure Of
disease. no scientific kRowlcdgs, at any
such horrible pricc."-CorahH'.
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February 10 70
PrILteFs fee alS 90
SHERlEFS SALE.
b. virtue Of the authority vested in
NE lE'li, "n
Monday. February 25th, A. y. 1879.

b. virtus Of the authority vestsd in
u1e, lEIIi, "n
Monday, February 2sth, A. D. 1915,
1T Cite Cuur,-h1a-s u,sur. ia Ths tOEn Of
Bn'iVRr, Tennessee, al tn she highest
bidder fIE cash, rhe following de-erIbed
real estate, e. wit: An undivided inter-
est If ,Eo-third- in hOuse and j.: 'front.'
ing nn Min stF'. I, in the t0~n OF BIZ
rsF, Tennessee. 80 feet And running hack
west 20 feet, bOuE drd on the South by
denFy Rev Uolde' furniture store, ard on
the north nv A Ramsey livery stable.
Al" 92A acres of laud, being .ha
same d'cr-ed e. - J NewbcTm bV decree
Of the (,hsDGhsFy 'Ourt If ilardsHmn
c"uotv. T-nueR>ee. at the harch Term.
1868 "f sid C0Hrt, IN the cGEs of Rm.
kry"Clis 81. J K Robertson, adm ct n',
heirs OF y | Robertson decd, III" ahoEs
923 acres, me udiag ono Tract "f % acr"s
Que t'.ct of 5 acres. al4O 81 n"res, one
tract 3 acres. one tTseT uf 53S EcTaa.
or full Descriptions If each of hich by
meTeE and h0"hds Trtsrsl.ce IL msGe ia
Minute Book Ne .. pEge" 40 nj l4l
of the Chanecry Court. of IGrdsnSn
county, irnns-Hsa, AID alsn in she
Kegi-ter'H Ofics Of saIae HUunty, Deed
Book u. pages 6lS and 6l9.
Also the life eatGte which Mrs. g. z.
RaRs"y had a. her dover in RIA frIloS-
luwiDg tract uf land, aRI which shs cUE-
eyed by deed dated Oct 2SGh, 1857, -
ID NeE bern. said deed is of rscOrd in
R-gister's OEi..e, of Hard .saaa count g,
fPnness"e, Deed Book U, pages 2lO and
2ii said LAID IL described AS follows,
IC-Eit: In rsn2e , aec-ian i, lOLn eur.
Vsy Or's district, Hariemaa county, Trnn,
beginning At u sEa ke with wHtsr oaks
the north eaSt cO"rsF 81 aG.ry No
i2j2 tor 50 acres IaSde IA the me Of
BIiiH aud liamH~;, IN the H"Usq h. un3sFy
lane Of sn:ry No. 1863 for 500 aereE.
and runs north 90 E 10 TO = beseh, the
,8st corner Of aAid 50 Hcres an she north
boundary liue OF enErT 40 lGl0 fur 10
acr-s; thence east 10 poles t" ssuka
its nor'h east corner; thence son'h with
itI east b,uadsry line 100 pUlrB 20 4
st-.k X; them west with A AIilcTE liiIs
1875 Clio nc!es tH a take, his north WsST
curber; thence suuth - 40 polsS Ga =
etake. - corner of same; th"nc~ ID
poles to stake, SAID VI Lore eGtTemF
Eest corner in . 6eId, 1T = point II
roles east of 'he north east cnrH~. Of thu
.D1n IF B6l var; thence north 1873 6-iO
poles co y stake Oh the south boundary
me Of en'Tv No - for -- acres;
,h-uce east With the saisa IjS p"!ss
vrIh said 1850 acres, in ii 25O clio
81 To tht hrginnine. LsSisd or a. tlI@
...urcrty f ID J N"whern to satisfy an
x"cu '9n ia DIV hSnds in favor Of How
.."'t x G.,rd.n vs Srwh.Tn i SsAt!er ia
,ued FROM the Circuu' Court, Of Hard
-asu equity, Tennessee S"ls "itLiu
\ . !ui tuTrS
J j NEELY. Sheriff,
iiardeIH2n County.
J,nuars 3Is', 1876
P-unrec'S f,a, SID f+b3-it
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Contains m QmniHe OV AT-
SeniC, nor any deiefgyiONS
substance WhdteUsr.

This s8eafrIHr, ozt@Hg to its .g1ea! Sie1-
IL, has 6eeY Il 5O9Hasz15II 5arceSs. II IS
carefully com5oHAarG efbDrty regeEI-
biz iHgyEGIe7ks, emf Hc5'cr fails. aci6cS
properly taken, TO are the most obsff-
nate eases 1ffe0e + AMI ague, neuralgia,
AMI all gaE1,TaL ai5casEs. Unlike rsIH
remedies generally, If1-rgHi1-cs no bHrg-
ahge ia be TAKEN SOIhk If, tie aeaIcf1e
acting gently AMI Ggreea6Lv HpoH the
Hpe,- ffscIf and 0zi'els, <frtEualky re-
1s0u4ng the raHse gfHEe disease, net
merrly fcnb0rayTI J checking IT, Htres1
consists one great ad5anfGge iIhaS 0t'rT
eli ether by1barat tens. Tie c'7czeN:ns
e.reelltHce Of this renzedy, hovrUer,
050Ue the 6ermaHS my and certainty q
its cure, IS the fat that no l,ijil,y zchaE-
sgcr tzH arise from its use, as is certain
T. BE- tie racc s0FrH 9uiniHc or at5SHi6
are taken, 5VliIch are the ,b,THfibI ~.
greIIeHks efmo5f qf The rjiEH mEaJcIHES
5ozU in use.
II has 6E<s bart;c uiarly sHcfcsgtlI Ga
the rHrc # chronic cases ef cjIiIIs, Jye-
7le9kly making aires after al cL4cr
remedies had tEiIeA.
rs E0alc 1t is niriraLrE II in
grasses tie appetite, promotes digestion.
kegs the stomach ii a HcGll!r conGI-
ten, arts Kt0H The Hgr,, ami assists TIE
syste1l tO hiy70zV eff tie influence 3fgsc-
L7y7G.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-24

All people wo uId VI d, rht6dly prefer
4 Are head of hair grown upon their own
heads, 20 being bald, or wearing f"lse
hair, and it has been the study Of many
Of our learned men to find = remedy to
restore the hair whom it has fallen out,
and renew its color after it has become
gray. Such remedy has been found
and IL now offered 10 the world under
the name Of Halls Vegetable SioiliHn
Hair Remover and, to verify this state
nsent, read the f"llnwing:-
This is to certify that waa vFrv had;
IN fact. my head was perfectly smooth :;
and il is common in nv family to grow
haId early ia life. have now used four
bottles of Halrs Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Rsnsser; and the hair has CPo"n cut
all over my head. and is n"w natural
hrozo Rarti-v ConlcR
Ecicio. JenniurS Co Ind, Mag 2S' 60.
Personally appeared before nae Esr'lry
ConIon, and nron oath. says the above
stAt, ment is true. III &. Butler, Notary
Public.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-24
RATIONAL MEDICATION,

Medication is only successful when it
Il rational, and it is rational only when
basins st the beginning In other
vcFds. e. care a mHlsdy. it's cause mus'
~ rsnossd. Weakness. either general
~ Local, is the OrEin Of the great Ri5 juT-
itv of diseases. keiniurce the. vita. s...
.rsiss. regulate digestion and secretion.
bv slFeE etheainR tie organs ~hich per-
form shuss al important functions. and
Iv.eepsia, constipation, kidney and
LisddsF complaints, uterine diEcuIties
,..oare eircu alton. AID the shUuss nd and
80 al ssBts Rhich Sre the Consequences
rGdekllitg, BFs somI leteiy, and ia most
go psTRaBsntiy, renewed The best,
...fs.s and meet SgTeaShls tonic and ST.
-.-.eive that can be employ ID fog this
..,'r,,oss a. II. ststtsrs stOmach BGtefs
o. ,xOsrisnce ei tEcRtl Give years. dur,
-hioh time It BIAS CutliS.d. Is.bgES.
.Ns ,;vass that LuBhsr OF ephsmeIAl
'rH .-.s,.,ss zhich have entered in:o
p 1sv.ai,in Gitt it, has proved il TO be
'o " - . remedy for Gll disorders
,sse.aa~nird - ~ proceeding i'ou'
OeAksssG
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-24

One certain town los IN she tOWn Of Boil
war, state Of lem. sSrs, IN block one, %.
SIZE Rs.i SOY Addition, knuSh - Sue a
hOOertaUn 1T, SHd sald by order Of tll.
CkAnceTy Court rs B0iis AZ, Trnuesse6
10 Thomas Boyle, and On - hich l0g, en-:
late Residence ut a L R0bsFtEsIu staud
AMI bounded ~ follows BEGINNING a
stake, tue southeast cOrrsr of sail lUi
a ar EScAlHuro Tree, Wud ruaE nUcth
sixteen pOi5s 40 Il stake; thence west Ten
poTes thence south sixteen pO.e> g. \
stake thrLce Las tea poles 81 the begin
I'lng, e"n.&Ining ~ esG,m ttinn one acre.
mole o. less, being Ehe SAM La ON sshich
; u NeWtern has rSrIded since 1858, aud
g. c iUt conveyed To n IA bv I5sOInaa bowie
by deed Istru Octob-r 70, 1858, and reg
lsEereo In Ihe ltekisCer oi6sa of la, &c
m"u coun y, Tennessee, Uaed BOOK V,
page e.
have a'sn levied This il ta on the fol-.
lowing town lots ia TI.s &, ~ of Bolivar
Iennessee, anu Ia tia cIuaEv of ttard--
ma, TAFT: Beginning at = stake shs
nOrIhsadt OF this lot, on which. ID situs-
ted the Residence OF ID j EeAbsrn ('nf-
IneFly "A I K"ber'aun) auc runs with
tue Sc eel north II 1875 rolls, 50 the
northeast curuer If lot No 3; ths south.
, eSst Corner OF lot No. 4, theuc.. west
VIII south bOu dairy of loC last IA Rtlan-
eu t"' IA 40 poles to che south vest
corner Ot lot No 1, the ses aouth 80 1925
poles 81 the southwest Garner af lot NJ. ,
| ." the street; thence east with the atrasr,
! t"eiS5 p"irs "a a stake. ID J Newbern' 8
south vest corner thence With hi- west
line north sixteen pule<, ta hIs northwest
CO. ner; thehce west with has uOFsh b"un-
! dtry line ten Po's~, TO TN. bpgiaing. ras
above described lands were sold by VI J
! Robertson, widow OF \ / Rnba rt-On, to
! ID NeWhern, by Deed dated November
llth, 1868 aud registered in the kasi-.
| .rrs mt;Ice az Il sFdsman enuutI, rennes-
gee. la Deed book V pages s.. 81, aud
the 1T iies in this William ramsey sa!,-
! dIyiNi'm Sold as the property nE d }
| NeWnern, - Atisfy saii ginIitioni cE-
ponds for $3.50 +5 IOOu costs.
| J. J. GEEiEY, Sheriff.
February 10 70
Printers fee els 90 tehlT-4E
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Printers $25

tn, the County Courr, Of HsrdemIr,
1phurks-e-German Hud-"n and VT.
etaI, va Hrirs of RI,haed R,ger-, ~:
teiiucn To stll lard, No. 1919, +. u.
In Ills cause, it appearing from e."
TetIt;au. q ~ cE affidavit l. msde, tn II
defendants, Juhu IiHrr son and vile,
MahulA HaI rirOn, ami - Crock
and vile, May CI9cksr, are n0L-r' 81
qe I,ts a Ire St,te OF 1ehBesase, IL s'r
,iersd that pub icafi n be madA fer tunT
~, cersiys week. ia tie BoliVar / Il LIZ
TIX, rtquir * said dci"uCa' t. {" aFI' 81
lev, or Ri.hsn tie fiT-t r. e days al the
County Court, # Ilardenan county. to
he held at the GOur;.n"u-e ir Bt liV.r
tennessee, on th- fret NOnIXy Is, auC
81 cav Of Aprll 1876, ard pIead, ais..r
or d, muir go the ! aGiIIon in thts c4I-e.
The srme will be tai e. FIR a MESS
~ to them, aud rel fer hearing er payte
W. DORtO Clerk.
e. M. Lambert. Jr., attorney.
Fab Erv "a. 1876
Primers fee, s. 30 fhb2t.tQ
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Aside from the disposition that people
generally have TO complain Of their pres.
INT lot, and 70 recur to the pIsasantries
Of the past and hope for the good time
coming we must admit that many con-
plants are made, AMI many disregarded.
There is a pressure the like of which We
hsVe, probably, never known before Our
merchants have scattered their capita,
over the country, and farmers, few Of
them, are able to pay their current sx-
Pensss. All this is disreEarded by man
Hfaetursrs and Wholesale houses, who IL
she beginning furnished our merci ants
goods. They seem determined TO count
Down every dollar due thcn, which
presses merchants, who press in turn
she poverty stricken laborrr. At last
We fad that all this stringeney in money
RRttsFH IL the result of crop fall
nrss, for which farmers could affurd
no remedy, and for tie last Of which
they took URery precsusion. Two sne-
sessivs failures, il . eouptry where fall
aPss have been unknown; poverty. where
sSCrsny las rsUrcsl, been prscticsd-
these, We say, are likely to confuse us,
snd to crush some Of our beat citizens;
but, With the Lesson We have 90 dearly
hOuRht, and so thOroughtly learned, and a
good crop or two, We will &c mols pros.
TsrouS than ever, and know q great
deal betscr Row to continue sc:
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n SOLVENT NOTICE.

Having this dav suggested shs Insol-
sHey Ofths sstate of Daniel VI. CLARK
esd 60 the Clerk Of the County Court
HsrdFman CenItS Tennessee, notice
hereby given 10 Ell creditors of said
estate t. file ihsir ClaiffsSduly authenti-
:sted with Faid Clerk oTf-fe before she
9th day Of Augus, 49, 6s pr pro rata, OF
they will be forever ha red
B. J. WILLIAMS
Administrator.
This Feb.s5th 1879.
Pr'p'er's f3f3 so feb 1914
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Telegram FROM Belgrade on Hsndsy
says that the minister Of war has las ned
an order calling out all men between the
ages Of twenty and 6fty. They are 81
fsetsd TO report themselves to the n ilita-
~ cOEPeripaion committee.
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Bailey's Saline APerient,
L4gros Bottles SO Csnts

and rortsbilt,l nd Ein
C h and Surgeons r lhs :aus care Of b9
of the ueAaeoh
% Kiinrys Acy the stomach NsO'sa or to5ise
& "a. 81 te before PHhie ts she iOrn
issSHt
] sparkling sgFsestsssss CT e1 w'
r,.rsTef CIV bv SAWYER 3 &c, LeuSvsls Ky L"@
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TNsOLvENT NUlItE.

Having this day suggested ia the Of
fee of the County Court Clerk If Har--
deman county, the insolvency Of the re-
ta'e Of Jesse Is. Franklin, deceased, ali
parsons having claims aRsins. said estuts
are hereby notified to file tha same au-
thentieated as prescribed hv Law " iIh
paid clerk On or before the LIST. day OF
July, 1915, or the same will / e barred.
VI. A. FRANKLIN,
Executor.
This Feb'y l9th, 1916.
Fr o:ers fee So
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Tnus1EE's NOTICE.

having been sPTOiUted and qualified 81
FuEsee Of Jov 4 Morrison. al persors
SEing r'aimR asaiTss Jcv 4 Morrison
are hersbv notified to file the same with
he 106eSsigHed. ard thnse indebted e.
he late iiF1espf Jnv i Morrison are here
by notified 20 come forward aud Settlc
'oFth With and say. cOe'E
FRANK. WILLIAMS.
Trustee.
This Feb. 2, 1875
Printers fee, - so feb l0-4W
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-24

RTAf Bslc'rk trial is stiI lie absorb.
Ing '0Iis IL 81 Louis. We learn that
1aS augment &as closed on Yesterday.
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Atlanta & Great FCstcTn CGr0l 60
Presidents 01fce, At'dnta. Ga

KTeS7deHt t,V1ce, AHdntd. % ?
January III 1874
d.. J. s. Jem6erton. Dear Sir One
lStsle of Your Globe Flower Congh SyTnp
cured me thoroughly of a severe cold
and cough, and most cheerfuIlv attest
ray appreciation Of it. efficacy, and COM
snsrd it to those ssmilarly affected.
r. W. Frcben.I
Prest. A. and g. W. Ccnai Co.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-02-24

The question il m longer, Shall tie
eset ct the State Of Tennessee be reuu-
dated; hut, RsasG it not.
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BY virtue Of Il 0eadiltioni ezpOHas to
ms directed from the LIEcuG court Ut
uarueman county, NJ the No1euhsT
Term thereof, I Savage Vs. Nrwbern q
Sta Ter, No. 1888, issued i2th Esbru-
AIRY, 1876, viii zrli as the Court House
doOr Ia Bolivar, on
Thursday, 9Th day Of March 1876
cell the rIIew;ng describsd loes AID to0'ss
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DO YOU SH KE?

Chills Cured or NJ Oney ISetunded' .
WE Days Agus 7O wh os'I .' Cas
and
on pa Liver ana h.HsF HiI
bance bua1i1g vision Aei and psAan no
h
he ud ar All dD ahie EOrEor play AsSHG
reauth,rIz nr-fun
e., k
Prizes per bottle or for % w.
Bailev's Saline APerient,
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Tuesday last vas the birthday of .h.
Fs:heF Of his eountry.
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CHERlFF'S SALE.

BV virtue IF an execution directed 60
the Sheriff Of II srdPDan c"unty. TenneP-
zee, ] will sell A. the Conrt-hou-e door.
ia the &c wn Of B"lSar, HaFdenEn cnUF =
81, Tennessee, to she highest bidder, Tor
cash,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
feb l0-4W

Z =
In pursuance Of IN order made by the
County Court &C Hard"man county. A.
the January Term, 1876. the und6r'ign-
ID commissioners will cell to the high
eSt bidder, At public outry,
Monday, March 9th, 1873,
At the Court-house door. in the town Of
Bolivar, TennessPe, the Old Jail Lot and
inprovemG nta thereon. The shove
named property will be sold for One-;h'Td
cash, ard balance in one and two We "a.
Deferred payments to bear ten per cent
interest from date of sal. Notes With
approved security required therefor pay
able to the Clerk of die County COusf.
and a lien retained on the property IN
IL the notes are vatiefed. The "hOvs
..rapprtv il Incated in desirable part IF
he town, and can. with verg slight TX
penae, be converted into a cOmf"rtsbi"
and corvrni"nt residerce and homestead
A. z. McNtGl. SCommisioneTs'
G. Fl. Andersen
This, January 27'h, 1875.
Pr,nters's fee, $500.
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cnERlFFs SALE REAL ESTATE

Ry virtue nf an 'xtcuIion in nv hands,
issued from the ireuit Court If Hards-
man County TenneAA-E, in the case "f
Turnsr ] Ful-r W J. W. 4 ) II ChST-
man. aud which aaid eTscutiNn has been
levied on the IAndH Of the said W 4
:. Fl. Char msn, hereinafter described
/ " j, ON
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monuar. Wareh eoth. ls7s,

the following described town lot living in
the tnwn Of PCcahontaR. and kuo~n A.
los No. 2: Beginning St stake, g."
% utheaat coVNer Of lot No IL, HALEY
stones lot. the sOnsh boundary line 81
he town, and running due south tWertv'
eight poles TO = ssskr; thence east forty.
four poles 20 etake in the east h""nda-
~ line of the Louie Ball tract of lan1;
thenee north With said line eighte' n
poles to the southwest corner at tbs
Copee residence lot; thence north -
de srses west thirty-four poles 80 . stake;
thence north one pile 30 q stake; thenc@
north SO degrees west 6 poles, to the b.
ginning, containing six AGREE. The
abuve tract Of land Nss decided by -
Rodgers to Haley stone. and levied n
na the property Of Ra;ey Stone te salts
~ the above execution in favor c,ENF. n
Hill ". 4. T. Melons ard ". II. St0us
AT YOPP, Deputy Sheriff.
February l4:h, 1876.
Printers fee, $500 feb2I Dc