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Wonderful Cure.
MuKEsHA, Wis, Sept. II, 1872

'Aoh$hA, Nis.i sept. IL, 1917.
To Col. REGARD DUNBAR;
DEAR sIR;-I feel il my duty to certify 10
the great virae Of your Bethesda Spring
Water in varies ailments and more expressly
in those hitherb incurable diseases Of the kid.
neys called Diaetes and Bright's Disease or
Albumenuria. NJ own case will illustrate its
astonishing efiets in Diabetes. had been
suffering over fie years severely, passing large
quantities Of uric heavy with sugar; for the
last six months have been failing in strength
and flesh, and tcmented with the usual dis
uessing Thirst. | ave now been drinking the
water at the sprin freely for seven weeks, and
feel that am consletsly relieved; my thirst
Is gone; my urin is natural, and I have
gained two pounds. week in weight, which is
shown almost entisly 10 the solidity Of my
muscles. IL is not fobable that 50 short use
Of the water will 3 permanent, and shall
continue its use ON " return to my home, as
| am sure il will bee TRANSPORTATION without
ioss OF virtue. The one prompt relief have
seen in Aibumensvio, ID in so many cases that
| feel confident that ind eases taken in season,
before serious organic,hsnge has taken place,
a cure may be oOn6detly expected.
IL will be naturally spected that a remedy
that acts so decidedly 4 one organ must have
favorable effect uPonlh system generally,
and this Is the case especially upon the nutr-
OILS functions.
With many thanks 70 your kindness, l re-
main, YOUR obedient sersnt.
WARM STONE, NJ. d.,
New Orleans.
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All persons who intend going to Louisville
should not fail to yisi, the great clothing, tail
oring and furnishing goods house Of ]. l..
Deepen, situated on the North East Corner Of
Fourth aud Market streets. That your wants
will be attended to, should you go, there you can
infer frOm the fact that Mr.. DepIen employs
seven first class statesmen, and then three cut
tiers Of Acknowledged ability, besides his book
keeper, cashier and errand boys, Mr.. james
Y. Smith late with J, Winter is connected with
the house and would be pleased to To see his
many friends Of Stanford and vicinity.
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FOR turnip seed in any quantities you
desire, 20 to w. II. Anderson's drug
Eirel Fire,i Fire!ii

The season il now at hand Tor stoves and
fires, and il may no, be amiss ior Us TO caution
our eid,ens against putting up their stoves be-
fore thoroughly examining their auos, 10 see
that there |. no defects etc. In this oonnec-
tion We would suggest that il you hold an in
surance policy in a good company, il is no lees
your duty TO see that there is nothing done or
omitted that would violate your policy. II
you are not insured. hasten to attend TO the
matter. You can ill-aAord for the sake Of a
few dollars to carry your own risk. Don't stop
10 think over the matter, but go Immediately
and perform a duty you owe to yourself,
your family, and your creditors
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Dissolution.

TliE co-partnership heretofore existin,
u between the undersigned, under the iirn
name Of Dunn a Owsley, is this day, by mu
tual consent, dissolved.
All persons indebted to the firm are notifiee
that their accounts and notes must he settlet
Immediately, with either of the late partners
A. DUNN,
=. T.. OWsLEY
STANFORD, Ky, Sept. 20, 1872.
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stanforsi's Exposition.

Now that the Louisville Exposition is about
to close out, We invite everybody to turn their
attention to Stanford for the next few weeks.
Such splendid stocks Of goods have never be-
fore been seen in this part Of the world, and
Won will find that We tell the truth fully, II
you will core here any day within the pres
ent or coming month. Il would do you good
q pass up and down main street several times.
Come and try il.
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New stage Line.

We take pleasure in directing attention to
the advertisement Of r. W. Newland 4 CO.,
In this issue. We can assure the travelling
public that their facilities for transporting pa
sengers nom this place to Somerset are strict.
ly iirst-class. And As for a careful and accom-.
moda'ing driver, Lark Edge stands without a
rival lie is strictly the right man in the
right place, and in more than one respect the
flower Of the yearth."
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FOR pure Cider Vinegar, Of the best
quality, 20 to w. H. Anderson's.
J. NJ. Rochester a. Go.

Main street Is not the only one in our town
where business houses can be found. Within
the last few days M,--r-. j. NJ. Rochester n
Co have opened one Of the mos, complete
stocks Of groceries, notions, boots, shocs, etc,
etc, To be found in our town. Their adver-
ti-ement will appear in our next issue. Mean
time, call up and examine their new and beau.
tiful goods, which hey offer for sale at a great
sacrifice in comparison with former prices.
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Rev. A. d. Rash, pastor Of the Baptist
church at this place, immersed eleven persons,
male and female in Logan's creek, last Lords
day evening, and three On yesterday evening.
The meeting closed on last "Wednesday night,
with fifteen additions. The church has been
greatly revived here under the lsbors Of Mr..
Rash and Rev. Green Clay Smith.
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Please Renew.

Those q our subscribers Who find a cross
mark after their names are notified that their
time expires with that number, aud are earn
e.tly requested to renew We thank many Of
our friends for prompt renewals aud, 90 far
none have refused To continue our paper
We will in all cases stop your paper when the
time for which YOU subscribed cxpircs There
fore. please suthoriSe u. 10 continue II You
desire to aid in supporting this institution
Our term. are Invariably ~ airanc,
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MilItnery.

Mrs. Lizzie BeaIley, Mrs. VI. Myers, and
Mr.. I. I. Davies, enterprising representative
Of three fnt-clas- millinery establishment,
leit our town on Tuesday last for the city mar.
ke's, where they will purchase extensive stock,
of goods. No town can boast Of three more
intelligent, mor tasty and more competent
ladies who follow this respectable and indi.-
Pensable avoeation. Visit Stanford next week,
ladies IL you desire To see something nice.
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The Exposition.

Persons visiting Louisville to attend the
Exposition and wishing To take a stroll down
Main street to see the immense amount Of bus
ines done by our wholesale merchants should
he particular to keep on the South side from
Fonrth to Fifth streets To avoid the blockade
of goods going out and coming in at No. POI
North side where the aHable business and ac-
commodationg gentlemen Porch a Cook arr
In he fund
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Olher Exempted Property.

Our list last week was not quite complete.
The following are also exempt from sale under
execution: The libraries Of lawyers, minis
ten aud physicians, in value not over five hun
dred dollar Also the wages of lsborcrs who
are housekeepcr-, to the smount Of fifty dol
lars, are exempt from punishment Al-o one
horse and gear with cart or dray, 10 a laborer
who has no two-horse wagon, &c.
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Rev. John C. Young, young Presbyterian
minister, who started out with great promise
a. the pastor Of Hancock Street Presbyterian
church Of Louisville, few years ago, was de-
posed from the ministry and expelled from
the church few days ago. lie is a son Of the
distinguished and lamented Rev. John c.
Young, y. D., who was for many years the
President Of Center College, DsnvilIe, Nv.
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To the Public.

HAVING purchased the stock Of drugs
"a dye-stufs, notions, paints, oils, de-, o
Messrs. Dunn Owsley, and secured the SER
vices Of comPetent gentleman. Mr. A. X
Penny, who has had Is years practical eHper
fence in the business.
! will add TO the already large stock such
drugs, etc, as will be necessary to make il a,
complete As any house Of the kind in Central
Kentucky, and respectfully solicit the patron
age OF my friends and the public generally.
\. b. Col. T. Richards will remain with
me and have entire charge of the Jewelry
Department.
3O2t T. r. CHENAULT.
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We will publish next week an interesting
letter from California, written by gentleman
who left this county in 1919 and located in
solano county, and has been for the past
twenty years engaged in horticulture. We
will also have in few days a box Of speci-
mens Of California fruits, which our friend
has kindly expressed to Us. Judge NJ. J. Dur.
ham and Thomas Humber are especially re-
que-ted to call and see and taste il.
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Par.on's Lie Of Greeley.

Mr.. 4. c. Snow ha- been r,ccaily appointed
agent Tor this profoundly interesting book from
the able and impartial pen Of james Parton,
the well known c-sayist aud biographer. 1t
will he sold by subscription only. We wish
him great success
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The recent decision of the Pc-,obce De-
partment that unpaid postage On all matter
on which prepayment Is required shall he
doubled and COLLECTED IN delivery gives much
dissatisfaction 10 the merchants everywhere.
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Col Roy Stuart placed on exhibition AT our
Office the other day several ears Of white corn,
one II which has $50 grains, and measures
~ inches in circumference. The Others are
fully Is inches in length. II any Of our farm
en- desire seed corn u superior Kind they
should buy from Uncle Roy.
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To Our Sul,-crtber~.

Our subscribers are respectfully notified that
We EMPLOY NO collectors All sums due Ne must
be paid to one Of the proprie,or- Of this Jour
nal, or In our absence to our foreman, u
you desire proper credits therefor.
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Hon. q. w. DanIap.

Til. gentleman had an attack Of quincy
few DAYS since. while FROM home, which came
near proving fatal We are glad to know that
he l. rapidly consalcsring.
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NOTICE.

Tho-e Of our advertiser. who desire changes
made In their advertisements, must hand In
copy on Monday morning next
An Communications, either u an eiitorisl or bust
nc~- chuacier, should he addressed 10 HILTON
CAMPBELL hos ", staufad, Ky
Al monies remittcl Ne tr advertising. subscription
ot lob vofk must he sent IN checks pust-oicc money
order ~ espr-s ~ u sil h. Al the parties oSn rsh
james Coak 10 our authorised agent At Hustonfe 20
contract iuf tob Wort dserisine attend sui.crp
tions, ADD receive VII rnonies for the same
oUR AuESrsi
Jas C,nt, Husionville; : D. Ovens, Crab Orchard,
W e. Curi, Somereti T. u. Bryant, Jun sulphur,
l. = Jones Pine nm
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Severance a Miller.

These gentlemen always advertise. They
RwNurvT AL f,r-s~s,-s~a-is, their
splendid assortment of gaud- every necessary
article can he iounl at prices To suit the times.
Give then one call and Judge for yourself
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n. b. We thank our friends and the pub.
lie generally for the liberal patronage so gen.
erously extended to Us, and express the hope
that IL will be continued to our successor Mr.
F. X. Chenault, who will continue the busi,
ness, for the present, at our old stand, and il
every way worthy Of the custom Of the com.
munity. DUNN a OWSLEY.
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All person. indebted TO the undersigned for
thr,-hing arr notified that their accounts arr
nov ready. aud are respectfully reminded thu,
such work l. cash on demand.
no3O-3tl JOHN II. BRIGHT.
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protracted netting will commence in the
Baptist church in Danville on next Sunday,
conducted by the pastor, assisted by Rev. C.
+, Dobb-, Of Lexington.
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nations, and why should she. when Mr.. Brown
saws ,bs, the wealth Of Louisville, COMPARED
with that Of Cincinnati, /. but mere spcct
However. our citizens have already given the
r;gb, ~ way. and will do anything els, that IL
rigbt and proper for them to do in the prc.
misses.
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asmai' eroNu 70 "e"' n"'p''c" :" our '"~"
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friend. and Jeff such an impression as will no
doubt rebound 10 his futur, interest.
CIRCUIT COURT
Commenced here this monint with a very
small docket Should our criminals not be
tired our term wiz oe Oh snort mratlon'
OUR fAnh.
The stockholders o' our 'a'r met iew days
SINCE and elected new omcen' Ut D. W. r.
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Rev. A. D. Rash, pastor Of the Baptist
church, Stanford, will begin series Of meet
ings at the Baptist church in Crab Orchard on
tomorrow Saturday morning.
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WHO ever saw such display of fresh
cakes, imperial biscuit, cream jumbles,
spiced jumbles, Prince Albert biscuit,
fresh butter crackers, Boston cracknels,
lemon snaps, etc, as is to be seen at
Carson 4 Dodds' confectionery
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Notice the Advertisement Of Peak a Thur
mond, who have splendid Berkshire boar,
which they stand at five dollar. per SOW. This
stock i the finest in the county.
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STOCK ITEMS.
GRSTRy's SALE.

The gale Of land, stock, and crop at W. E
Gentry's took place ON "Wednesday last, Capt
Jake Higgins officiating as auctioneer. Their,
was but few in attendance, but those meant
business. NHousehold furniture sold low. On,
half Of 40 acres Of corn for 81 0j in the field
400 bundles Of oats sold at 81 81 per hundred
The feeling in stock seemed to be considerably
revived by the rain which fell on Tuesday
night last. The following is a report Of the
sales Of stock: l-yr old steer S2s 40; l-yr old
heifer so 90; mist h cows FROM $50 to 40; l COW
and latetalf, SO 80; yoke heavy oxen, sl2j
| roam horse, SOL; VI old illy, $50 25; I-yr
old Denmark flly, $50; 80 choice feeding hogs
were withdrawn at SO 81 per cwt; thorough
bred Berkshire bore sold for slO The farm
containing 200 acres sold privately on the
usual terms, to Thos House, at sS5 per acre,
and is considered well sold.
PRIVATE SAILS.
There has been but little trading going on
during the past week, owing Of course to the
dry weather and SCARCITY Of grass and water.
There seems to be considerable demand for
feeding hogs at from 81 to &c.
Geo. r. Afford sold to Rice & Co., a small
lot of straight steers aud oxen at 4l@5c.
H. Helm sold to same firm a. steers at Sc.
Geo Afford bought on Wednesday last, 4
heavy oxen at 4c.
FINE STOCK CATTLE.
Mr.. Geo. Afford, Of this county arrived at
home last Saturday, with "A head of the
smoothest, best lot of and 8 year old feeding
cattle that we have noticed this year. They
were purchased in the Southern counties Of
this State, and the upper border counties of
Tennessee.
At the Lexington races ON Wednesday, Au-
reala four year old 6lly, by War Dance, dam
Dixie, ran two two-mile heats in 1871 and
1851. The last is the best two-mile heat race
ever run. Liuleton made two miles in 3:34l,
but il was dash.
SPRINGFIELD FAIR.
The Washington county fair began on Tues
last and closes this evening. We learn from
the Lebanon Standard, that the attendance ON
the first day was not as large as usual, but the
exhibitions was very interesting.
KENTUCKY SHORT HORNS
The State Convention of short horn breeders
met in Lexington ON the 18th inst. Resolu-
tions were passed approving the call for a na-
tiOnal convention To meet in Indianopolis IN
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Rev. q. o. Barnes will preach at the court
house, in Stanford, on next Sunday at II
o'clock, A. NJ, and 4P.M.
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IL may not be generally known that q. L.
Mer.hon. at :. u. Myers shop is
prepared to bottom with cane in the very best
manner all kinds Of chairs. This i- certainly
blessing To the community.
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Rev. :. $. bearing. Of the NJ. f. church,
will begin protracted meeting at the court
house In Lancaster tonight friday.
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The Hcntacky Library drawing will take
place to-morro~. II is aid that over 5000
tickets have been sold. The capital prize will
he about $4,000. The trouble il. We don't
know wha, 10 do With 50 much money, unless
We make the INTERIOR JoURAL a daily.
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Rev. J. A. Boyle will preach at the Presby
terrain church on next Sabbath at II O'Clock.
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Mr.. Paine directs US TO say that he will open
this school on next Monday. and hopes that
all who expect to attend will begin with the
opening Of the school. lie and his excellent
wife arrived in our town on Wednesday last.
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AZ We 20 to pres, news reaches ne Of the
death Of Mr. 4. p. worham.
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sport-men are having 6ne time. now. Th'
knobs are full Of wild pigeons.
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The 6Ourior Journal credits the stanford
Journal" with burlesque court scene at Cab
Orchard. We hasten to deny the allegation
and defy the alligator Such slanderous com.
municaiiona always find a comfortable lodge
mcni in our waste basket.
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We have received during the past week sew
eral interesting Letters from various parts Of
the country containing in many Of them the
glad news, Heres your two dollar-.7
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See the impor,an, Executors notice in an.
other column.
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"Fish Of one and fesh Of another" is veri-
fed a. a true maxim, when an Express Com
pany refuse to ship pup for John Smith,
but carry dog chcerfully for Bill Jones.
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Corn cutting is the order n the day.

Read the live stock markets bu, don't get
frightened.
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We publish on our outside page this week
the appointments made by the Methodist Con.
ference NJ Ilarrodsburg.
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Folks are still leaving here on every morn
ing train for the Exposition at Louisville
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Read the inducements offered clubs Of ten
from now until January let.
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CARSON 4 D0DDs have opened this
week the largest and most attractive
stock Of fancy candies, oysters, pickles,
sardines, and goodies" Of all kinds
ever seen in this market.
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A general change in our advertising col
ums, in this weeks issue, delayed Us few
hours this morning We hope our Western
subscribers will excuse u.s.
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Court Of Claims.
Died.

Monday week the Lincoln County Court Of
Claims will he held
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Tn the 10Th Of October, liza, Fort Logan
va. finished hence on that day, next month
one hundred year. will have rolled away since
IA. af.setinp
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Hon. Aaron Harding.

We are sorry to learn that this gentleman,
who wa. recently partially paralyr,d, Is but
little. il any. brtter We, in common with all
who know him, wish Tor a favorable turn in
his ca... lie !. an able lawyer and genial man
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THE ladies are invited to attend the
fruit show tomorrow afternoon.
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Y. C. Warren, assistant Elector for Greeley
and Brown, will uddrc-. the people OF Huston.
villa to-morrow Saturday ct O'Clock
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Two additional suits for defamation of char
actcr we're filed in our circuit court this week,
for the October term. Lively times ahead.
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JOB work done promptly, and in the
best manner. at this once
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Notice.

FOR fresh eonfeetionsries, tobacco,
cigars, etc, go 10 Carson & Dodds.
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CARSON 4 DoDDs sell coniectioner.
les at city prices for cash.
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STANFORD RETAIL MARKET.
CORRECTED wEEELY BY
GEORGE ID. WEAREN,

Dealer in
Groceries, Produce, Salt, Confectioneries, Boots
and Shoes, Notions, &c.
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Commonwealth sgainst - Steel upot
a warrant for bastardy. Defendant found guilt,
and to pay thirty dollars per year for ten yean
for support Of child.
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MONROE FLOYD,

Residing four miles south of Somerset, sold
his farm few days since to Maj. W. y. Owen,
and Harvey Sloan with view to moving
West soon.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
The agent At this place has sold tickets l.
the amount u near 500, and now the ques
tion is will We get our money back
"ALERT"