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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-19
A Little Girl Burned 60 Death.

Saturday afternoon small daughter
abou, three years OF age Of Henry Hall,
who resides on the Sugar Camp branch
Of Davis creek, about two miles from
this place, was burned to death! The
circumstances connected with this
hesrt-rending incident, as far as the
reporter could ascertain. were that the
mother and child were the only persons
about the premises, and at the time o.
the occurrence, the former was
momeniarily absent from the house
The child was so far gone when the
agon zed mother returned as TO only he
able TO gasp out the manner in which
tn. ire WAS communicated TO her cloth
ing, which was done while she was
kindlins fire with shavings and other
iDflsmmahle matter
The little victia to the flames seems
to have went out OF the house when
her clothes were on fire, and ran all
over the yard, which IL good s zed
one, ard district traces were found
where she tai bean, by the burn
weeds and pieces Of garments that had
been burnt apart and fallen off
Dr. Comstock, OF this CITY, vas sum
monei, but before he arrived the child
had been spared the Undesirable sui
fering that might otherwise have been
her lot, and in a wider sense the
responsibilities and uncertainties Of an
EARTHLY career. Our informant savs
that she was a very pretty. bright aud
promising cbild.-Ciarlsston Courier.
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THE IkON "A EEL.
Our Southera P0lsud-North Caro-
linn Under the Rule Of Grants

Our Southera Pslaad-North Caro-
lima Under the Rule Of Grants
Myrmtd"ns-
From the Wilmington IN. c. Journal.l
The following letter comes from q
gentleman of the very highest charac-
ter and position, and well known to US
personally. His statements may be re-
lied upon as strictly true:
On Saturday, the 2lst inst, great
outrage was perpetrsted in this county
nv officers and soldiers OF the United
States Governme' t. While the King
Mountain Baptist Association. body
Representing $500 commune sDts. was
in ssssion at Bethlehem Church, one
Newton Long, 8 Deputy United States
Marshal, and one Archibald Moss, who
seemed to have some authority from
Long rode up accompanied BY
souad OF armed United States soldiers
detained from Colonel Harris command
in L;pcolntou, surrounded the church
and forbade the people to leave. Long
and Moss were both drunk, ard Long
cursed and swore very freely. The pro-
ceedipgs OF the A ssocislion were com
pletely broken up The pastor OF the
church went out and endeavored to per
suade them to leave, and on their re-
fusins TO do so the Sheriff OF the county
arrested Long for disturbing the re,
Ly;ous assembly. The soldiers cooked
their guns upon the Sheriff, and COM
manded Long to come out EnHr's
we're made to induce them TO behave,
and thew were promised they would not
be arrested tor 'urther violating the
laws OF the State and Of the un'ted
States if they would quietly leave the
church grounds. They rode OF IN the
direction Of the spring, and many mem
her. OF the Association returned to me
house, thinking they. were gone; bu'
thew soon returned. and were gallop'ng
over tine church grounds with their guns
and pistols, and broke up the assoc'a-
ton that evening. When the peopie.
started home they found the roads pick
eted by soldiers who were under Long .
command, and even women and chill
dren were arrested with guns. pointed at
them. and compelled to wait the pleas
M. At this fellow Long before they
cnnl6 oct home Moss, / am informed
bv An eve witne.s, cooked his pistol at q
Young lady Who was driving Oh IN I: .
,agon. and threatened to shoot her II
a.. didn't stop at once. The whole
proceeding vas an outrage upon re-
Iiaioas liberty, psrpetrated by ofare'a
and soldiers 81 the United States Gov,
ernment The excuse they rendered
for their conduct wss that they were
searching for one M.vberry. who was
CHARGED With being . Ka Klux.
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AN.wIn.uranc- Movement.

The climax OF novelty 10 the insur-
ance business has been reached in Aus
tria, where company recently proposed
to insure people sg siust getting married.
At least that was about the effect Of the
arrangement, which was, in other words,
that the company would paw certain
sum to tine policy holders whenever he
took to himself a vie. Upon a little
reflection it does not seem that there ia
ANYTHING absurd in this plan. A man
can make provisions by which he will
be compensated for the destruction oil
his properly by FIRE, or the loss OF q
limb : v accident, and BY which bis
family will be compensated BY his re-
moval or death. Why. then, should he
not be abl. TO provide against aoother
very common call-contingency! But
il would be interesting 10 know bow the
tariff OF rates was calculated, though
it was probable that the charge was adj
iusted, by some mysterious process, TO
the age, personal appearance, and sus-
ceptib,lity OF the policy holder. 1t
would be gratifying to report the sue
cess OF the Austriso experiment, but
the facts will not permit it. There were
numerous p ,bcies issued, and the bn.i-
nsss seemed to be in . thriving condl-
ton. when the officers Of the company
all cot married at once, and AFFORDED
the assets, leaving the outsiders to be
proved upon by handsome women,
without any hope OF pecunisry conso-
lation
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Fatal Accident.

On Saturday morning last Mr.. j.
Wip.on, one Of our colored citizens and
q mechanic, employed At Despsrds
foundry, met with an accident thst re.
suited in hi. death. He hsd occasion
10 enter one Of the stills in Messrs.
Poole's oil refinery Tor the purpose o.
repairing it. A piece OF bot iron va,
handed him, which, II is supposed
came in coutsc. with the soot thst I'D
bere.i to the still. and which 10 Is com
bus,ible as naptba itself, and caused q
combustion. He suceeeded 10 working
HE way through the flames outside the
s,ill but was 20 badly burned that ne
d;ed the same day. Msssrs Poole and
D..psrd we're unremittins IN their e.
,o-ts "a relieve him, bat without svsil.
N Wipson VS. . deacon 10 the Bsp
Ma. Church, (eoIored.) and ~ss unt,er
Iii, ies,s,mSd sssssis many excellent
ousii,is. -P~krs6s~y Journal.
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'nSAf6E1HB74RAbE.
Nsw Yerh nes'es Z
N-Vo.W nctohsy 1

NT1 YoiK. October IL.
FLOUR-Market quiet aud steady
ct IS 0096 10 for superfne State; 81 W
al 20 fof extra Suite 81 25@1 s. for
choice State; 81 40a7 30 Tor fancy State
IS OO96 40 for superHne western; ~ "
al 20 for ,commoo 70 medium extra
western; 81 35@s 10 for choice do; % 10
69 IS for colnmnH 10 choice white
1heat western ezra 7 60@8 50for cnu-
mon to good shipping brands 81 599
3 90 for extrsRound hoop Ohio 81 SOC
8 30 Tor common 10 lair extra 81 Louie;
Is 85@il 90 Tor good 10 choice DO
Southern -four isuueharesd a % ID
tor choice extra and 80 709l2 90 toF
good to choice do. Rye dour Is firm at
a 40td5 10. Corn meal quiet
GRAIN-Whea., market Q shade
6rmer 1t 81 50Sl 50 for No. 2 spring
afloat 81 63@l "a for No. LIDO 81 $50
l IS for water red western; 81 68@l Is
tor amber western and 81 70 for old do,
in store. Barley quiet and in BUYERS
favor Corn at 63i664c Tor steamer
western mixed and 64le for sail do
Data very firm at 42a44o1 for black;
45946c Tor new do; 46i@4Slc tor old
do and asa SOC for new white.
PROVISIONS-Pork, at $l5 GOA
1906 for mess; ii so tor prime and
new. Beef dull and unchanged At a 90
@8 90 for plain mess and % 50@l0 90
for extra mess. Beef hams . shade
lower at 26 90 tor prime mess and
$40 90 for India do. Cut meats steady
at l4{c for hams and &c tor shoulders
Midiles are, firm at 9ic for long clear
Lard is without decided change at st
aisle for No. l TO prime steam and 9sc
for kettle rendered. ..
COTT0N-0pened firm and 10
hi cher, with Gales OF $50 ta'As at l9ic
for low middIipgs and l9sc Tor mid
ding uplands. ..,. -
PETROLEUM., quiet and easy
at 3D. for crude and PC for refined.
TALLOW-Stesdy at S5@9c; stes-
rine quiet at 9sc.
WHISKY-Quiet at 92c-
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Cincinnati Market.

CISolNNAri, October IS.
COTTON-Unchanged..
COAL-Firm; Pittsburgh quoted al
24G26c.
FLOUR-Unchanged and quiet
GRAIN-Wheat quiet red winter
quoted at 81 509l SIS, white. 81 629
l 10. Corn dull at Ale Oats quiet at
30935c. Rye at 6S97Oc. Barley is
steady; prime 70 choice fall at 90@95c.
HAY-Steady.
HOGS-Steady at 81 1904 60
MOLASSES-Prime to choice old at
60@S0c.
OIL-Linseed dull at S5@S6c
PROVISIONS-Quie.. Mess pork
At Sl4 90 Bulk meats, shoulders al
6t96lc. Bacon, shoulders at 7597tc;
clear sIdes, 7@9,. Sugar cured hams
at l7@l7tc Lard is dull.
SUGARS-Steady, with fair trade.
TOBACCO-A shade frmer.
WHlSKY-Is moderately active q,
SSc,
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Over Half . Millisa u Bss1s ssl
Msaey Stelea-The Cashier and
Hts Family 0seeea. - la>- =
The Saratoga County National Bank,
Of Waterfront, Men York, va, robbed
Of $5O0,0O0 in stocks and bonds, and
$500 in money. between the hours Of
one and four o'clock on Monday morn
ing last The robbers we're nine in
number It 10 not known how they
eeoarsd ~ entrance. L Thecsehier, nv.
Van Hsyenberg. and his family con
slstlng Of five ,persons besides -binsel,,
occupied apartments 10 the eecond story
OF the bank building. They all attend.
ed church 90 Sunday evening. snd; II
.ls believed, by mistake lett one OF the
doors Unlocked, 1t is supposed that
some rascals discovered this oversight,
and. taking advantage OF il, secreted
themselves in the building. At one
O'Clock Monday morning two men ap-
pesred at the beds de OF Mr.. Van Hs-
veoberg, and proceeded to gag him.
The remsif der. Of the family we're
served in the same manner. Mr.. Van
Havenberg Was then taken into the
bank counting room and compelled to
opeu the vault doors. The burglars
then took possession Of all the vafu.
ables therein coutained. and dep,siting
them IN vsgop, drove off The bonds
and stocks we're mostly negotiable, and
belonged to private parties, who must
bear, the loss. The $500 il, cash taken
belonged to the bank. No trace of the
thieves nor Of the disposition of the
plunae- has been obtained. II is re-
portei. however, that the police of
Hudson have srrested two men.
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Every year insrease- the popularity OF
this valuable Hair Preparation; which u
due 10 merit alone We can ss~ure our Old
patrons that 10 IL ksps fully ~ totts high
stand 'rd; and 10 II the only reliable and
p-rtsscis-j pre- parriion fW restoring 0EAS
Oh FADED HAIR TO IT, youthful ool0'r. max
Ing Il soh, lu-;Fou.. and alksn. The scalp
By is 1se, bec1me- white ard clean. IL re-
tnoves ali sTIptiOus sDd dzodrufI, and, by
it, tonic properties. prevents the hair from
falling oui, - II stimulates and uourisnes
the hairs glands BY IL Ne, the hair grows
thicker and stronger. In bzldneaa, % re-
siOrss the capillary glands 90 the1r noSyns~
yszOr. and viii create q new xr0uth. excepf
IN extreme old age. Il n the mos; eoDuoD-s
ical HAIR DEEsISo ever ussf. N u reQniro
fewer applications, and xJys~ tins hair
splendid, gIosy appearance. A. A. HAya,
". d.. state AsSaysr o, Hksesh uzefes, ssyx,
The oonstItnenLs are pure, and carefully
selected for sxoeiis-n; quality; and eona<ds
or u The Bar PEEY sRA rIos tor tfs tutsnd-
ed purpose--" %
Sold by all Druggists. ard OesIen
IN NJ scicines.
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E|EI
INSUR
Life Insurance Co, Of Virginia
CAPITAL, Sess, 900.

Az McII.wANE, President
DARCY PAUL, D. B. TENANT, Vice
Presidents
SAMUEL B. PAUL Secretary.
D P. F ACELER, Consulting Actusry.
Judge JOHN f. LAY, Superintendent OF
Agencies
BOARDS in all the cities OF Virgins, In Inc
District of Co!umoia and IN West virginia.
lie policies are now generally cnnceuru
TO b. among the most certain and de>irsois
on D inciples of strict economy, Offers the
lowest rates OF prerlIu'ns consistent with
81 lety, and lower, We believe, than any
o. Their Company doing business In The state.
Its success is an established tact
All reserve IRON premiums a. security
TO the policy holders additional To the cav
iial stock Is invested by the local boards,
wTIhin that locality nom which Ii de-
rived.
Being convinced by their knowledge Of
the integrity and prudence OF the semitic
men who coupose It's Directory, and oy
thor, ugh examination OF the pan ~ or
ganiZIIion; tina l. Is in every respect
reliable company, the subscribe citizens
OF " Reeling, who have them ewes SUI
scr bed TO tiS sick and organized a. a 10 al
bad, ell warranted In commenting the
snteruriSe 10 III favorable cOnS GRAFTON
OF the people OF The state.
RoBT g. JORDAN, President
B. M. Eof, uavid Lynn,
: y Lynn, Geo. K fugle,
n B. Hurblrd, Geo. r. Boyd,
WIN v Hose, Lucius Hoge,
We. Hughes, Curran Mendel,
hnbsr' Slmp>Ou.
Wv. HOGE 4 BRO,
General Agents.
DE. wM. J.BATES, JR..
Med Examiner. augN-Nb
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Farm for Sale.

snCT Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY
4 &C., o. he very b-St h II lau5-'wo
-..:' ! s'rss under cpltivstion-aijoin
=! i7t0' -hso1-rt s"Nechsn An Others.
- 07.ani ore hnlt niles of Beuwoo I,
Ac'lsl cOlNtr. Will sell entire or In
1'','l.' nur n lsa-s, and give POS session
: 1-!a.e.y. ". V. HOiE q BRO.
20 Bailey's Block, Market Street.
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For Sale.

AVEFR\NE LING HOUSE
v 'r- acres Of Land. with good Coal
:.I N t1s premises i've miles east OF
'.%.'lg on short Gre K.
-ra.-Dls.htl' ct;h: the bS'an"e in
"a 1i'w'yea :. For further PARTICULARS
a. Il L. Simnin>' 4 Ictin1 r sNm
Igaa Fletcher. Hheelins, Wet Vtr-
IA oct
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For Sale.

:. grrLE GLASS Work.. IN CEN.
wheeling Possession given 18Th OF
E--rb.r II sold on or before that ate,
..-r.1,ny will b. In wo-king order 10
,-zs0re o era ions, with pots in FUR.
- 4, FIR parti"u arS, inquire AT the
- o. ne Company, corner First aud
- Streets
- LARELLE GI.ASS 20.
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Island Town Lots For Sale.

l'5>iTE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
), '.iy choice Building Lots, price 500
ih One-thrd cash: balance In one
=. 20 vs,-S. Al>0. the dwelling HOu~e
40 'eS''e in. Just ABOVE suspension
= ~ T-St SIDE Main street.
~ arucl.a7s, e1qnira ot
-, THEODORE FINK.
~ Ath. ls2. iy7s-h
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BRINToN.
For Rent

! ~sad WELL KNOWN TAVERN
,r3rsd on INV nv occupied by Henry Kievert,
al III Dsnny street, south " heeIing,
iaq9rs IN lures n pertaining thereto.
u premises, or OF, -.
sA1hs u,. hENRr rMirH,. :. !.
Salassf 0soA 1ArsAa1s rAhdtfHS =;
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For Sale.

n 4 Two STOHY FRANZ HOUSE
Fta Sven or eigh' rooms. on Jacob
f--Si; al>0 a small Frame House with
Y - ~ on JacrD street; also a new
N a'uSe on Eoi street, containing
'.''p)ns. l.. ~. HUGdE ~,
a.. Real Estate Agent.
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=cR SALE.
Public Sale.

vTrr SELL At PUBLIC SAL E, ON
.,.r-i,-. the ssh OF October, So AZ 10
i.,k4. 81. IN B Goods farm, i've m'ie
- Wra1lins. on The National Road.
- !Vg'aS, ~ N'lk Cow, 20 HeiterS,
yg,ys Wagons and other Far ming I'M
.-.-s AMI about u OSh Ncks Of 'osp.
-. CONRAD SEtBERr.
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Far Sale or Rent.

NEW HOUIF, on WHEELING
Island. containing tour rooms. kitten,
- ~ and cellar. VIII be fnishef ana
,r.sS>'nr gwen November !. Also severai
!. .1s lots adjoining. Amply 10
ru ~ TURTOS,
"a John. bet. Fifth an sixth sis
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TlckeH % AT principal poinb IN Tie "a 7
and west can be procured 1T the UDioI
Ticket Office, in Mcclure House, and A. thu
station at Bridgeport
FIR AYEEsS,
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THRss geutlemeb in Wisconsin. who
wish TO vote ror O'Cooor, desire the use
Of seven other names 70 mrke mp an
electoral ticket and YET this very rea-
sousble REQUEST has been. pssadyeiJ so-
.swered by iao Of the seven. .hls. an
Other responds thss hs don't sAf' .
"a"
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ta'm Of lee Acres OF Land
For SaIa-

\ ATE On The Bethany PIKE,
-: - fai.e~ 'rrm the citv OF Wheeling,
.-lE part Of the James Kelly farm
up re ne'tS consist OF a good two
we'd .os house, ltrg- stable, spring
&c In- land i In a hi IN state o.
= ~ '''pl' ana mas o e-fOnrth OF a mile
,7A ke. For terms. see /. B.
]',l1 The orem's 3, or
ms " hRIEN, Rsat Estate Ags.,
- Wheeling. w. Va.
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WITH FULL HaIF LOT.
FOR RENT.
For Rent.

| ID, =, ShsE-srORY BRIrK DWELL
Ea'rs Va. &c lowe Il OF Chspline street,
Ia "a log, known as the s.Parson-
,;'aob.,I oIiohgtng 10 the estate OF I. j.
,,!t1, oecessei Possession can be
~plLn OIL o:to0er next. Inquire OF
I VI. Nom tCHEN.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO 3. Z. CO,

80 isxs win be run oy The off,
schedule on aud after June IL, ISL Wheel.
81. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAsT-cKAyEs vnsT-LEAyE
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at. $50 A. n. daily sf...-lIIjA.E
ARRTvEs AT AzRIyHs A.
Cumberland&i5P N.Gnlumbu... 3 p. n
Baltimore SIS 'iandusky ..-.lO5jJ "
Washingtos Cincinnati OILS "
ID. C...------s-O Caicszo.-.-..--.s,S)A A.
Philadelphia-2:o An It. Louis--.....I:DJ p. n
FAST LINE.
kAsT-LKAvEs wEsr-LEAvB
daily st'.-s..o P. Il. daily att. s8As
ARRIVE AT ARHIvEs A.
Cumberland-21G A.N.Colun6us..-.-.1.l u p. n
Baltimore -G5 sand ussy--.-6S
New York -.-tEP.M Cncfnnati.
PhIladel phIalA Chicazo.-.--..-s:o A.
Washington It. LOuis.-----
D.C.-.....---loG6 N. SUNDAY excepted
'SUDdsys excepte1I
MAILTRAIS.
EAsT-LEAyU EHsr-LEAyH
daily stE..il;57 Pm. daily st.--Il55
AKRIyEs AT AENvEs AT
CumberlAnd.s-1S A. n ColurnbtD.-.. us I. -.
BaltimOFe--.-I45P. 4 -andusky.-. SOP. n
washington CiDc1nnS0-. 23
u. C.--.---k25 y. n iChIcago----IEi5
Philabelp's-llas - Louis % A. -.
New York saturdays excepted
SATURDAYS excepted
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LEAyEs wHT-LkAyE
sWheellng 'WhesiiDg
daily sL--l0-5S A. ~ daily at--5SP. 4
ARRIvB AT AERIvEs AT
Cumberland 30 Columbus.-l2SJg A. Il
sSuDdzys excepted iCtDc4DnaG- Gb5
II LOuls----- 6zoP. =.
lChtcaEo-----lEi5
Sundays ercsgtsc
WHEELING, PlTTs'0 4 BALT. DIV.
Leaves xsselinx a. It's q "a. and go
o. ID, Sundays excepted
East bound trains make oonne~tiorS
at Baltimore with trains for Phiiaiel.
phis, New York and Boston. AT Rslsy
Hose, via Washington CITY, for al sroinis
South.
wes1 bound trains make cir-cf eo.nss>
ton AZ Columbus for al points Wsst and
Northwest
Tickets 70 al principal poiDs can Be pro-
cured al the once.
Aas1er OF TIansportatj0n, Bsltinofe
r. +. DEyKIES,
jei1 4ensrsi Aerpi ,urf>@eif-~.
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New YORK, October Is, 6 P. N.
MONEY-Tne market is quiet at
from 4 to 81 per cent for call loans.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Du'l At
l0SI910Ss for prime bankers sixty
DAYS sterling.
GOLD-The market was very steady
At 1923
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Dull; U.
S currency 6's at ll3i9ll3i..
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oNEGRAND GIFT, CASH.

-, ~ v S1r ALL So'ONo
The money to pay all these gifts Is now
upon deposit, and set apart for that pur-
pose. in the Farmers and tFovers' Bank. as
wilib cen by the following certificate of
the Cashier:
FAbMERs' AND nRovTks' BANK.
IoCI>vI IE KY sept Is, ls72.
This Ia To certify that there Is now on de-
posi- In tuis bank over half million OF
dollars TO the cred OF the GIN Concert
fund s. O.0OO Of which II held by this bank
as treasure OF the Public Library OF Ken.
lucky 10 pay of all gifts to be awarded at
the drawing. K 3. NEAEd, cashier.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, so; halves. s.; quarters.
81. O: II whole ttcs cts for SOD; q for fZZ5
Is TO- So; lib tor $l,O0O; 20 for 80; 515
TOR $50 o. No d scount on less than SOC
vnrtn OF tickets at time.
The drawing vii pnSiti vsly and uneQuty-
ocally take place Dec mber ]. Agents are
peremptoriiy required 10 close sales and
make re urns November Is, n order 10
gi We ample tirpe Tor the final arrangements
S,ruers or ticketS or applications for circu-
lars should be addressedto
Gov. THOS. Z. BR AALETfE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentuesy, oQis-
vile, 4 entucky. "otlf-WAS-fo
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For Rent.

D Rom GRrERY STAND, STORE
~ ion s,, a DWELLING corner Market ana
W. Inon,s Possession given immedi-
wM, BRINTON.
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Dr. Pisre's Favorits Prescription.


-7e,e-r.. however. Is but feeble exprssstoa q
~ Glo-I ,Hatp'ed appreciation OF fs fana. 49,
u?aa sI1al and witness = reatucS 49,
Observer. have while y. r~-sinS nj poetuW ~
suits In the fcW special ilseaSss -neteuseyehs
repara,e organ sm Il wssIan, stA&ted e ~
The ell IA Ak or ca oantrE ee0Y
medical career. On Is sssstfSo posy&
tsie. and cisciuAi rsms5. 80 rs es.-s ce6Nkbss.
and one tharNyilfst all -'Ss~' under aQcoPG1A
staroes act kindly ~ 80 .Eony Win e00Ns
vaIca govern the female systen. an wiling ~
stake nv reputation a. physIcisn. Ny 6ssa
more 80 confident an thxt Il viii not 6appna
The most san mine expectation OF slngts tASaiA
Idly who employs IL Tor any Of the ailmenb ~
vkich I recommend ". that ODER snAsee u
rader 4 PRSirtVE GUARANTEE. II
+. S.rcacisl eject 10 rot experienced By tho tirrs
tTo-thirds Of the contents at the bottle ere ered.
/ will oa rein n OF the bottle, twothirts OF ths
rledicine having been taken accordiny 10 etrc
;.ous, sad the case BEN; one Tor WHICH rserI
Had not the most p rtrct confidence IN tn VIZ
tp,s ooaId not o:rrr u a. lido under these ecct
Lous; bat having witnessed Its truly mincntN
cares in thousands OF cases, ! teei ~
both my reputation and my nonss
Toe foIIosing are among those diseases =.
which nv Favortte Prescriptions fa<
y rNed cures-As II BY rla.ic aud with aeertainiT
rr.er before stiaIncd by any medicine: Lsta
Co-rhsa. Excessive Flowing. Psin;rl NorfhN-
Prrr,s!s SupHrrs-ion- when frum Immature,
ca.,ss Irregularities, Weak Back. Prulap<as o.
"a linz OF the UtcrG-, Antevcrsiou and Rrtroyer
SION. Bea-uy Down Sensations, Internal HlN'.
Ncrols Drprrss on. Debility. pcspcodceey-
Threatened Miscarriage. Chronic Ccngencu, u
tannI.loa and UlcrriIion of the Uterus, Imp
ttncy. B4rrruncss. az Sterihty. Female weakne.a
AMI very many other CHROME teasr- tncdenf ~
wunan NOT IneutUn d here. IN which - wt1
a. IN the cases whtCh l have mentioned. M
ta,orirr Prrscrip tlOa works cnres-the mar
VcI OF the world. This medicine do no<
tNfol a. q cs-rslL, bat 10 admirably mhls -
singlrnes- OF purpose being mot per
feet .p-rilc 4 al CErIuiC diseases of the GHuAG
system pG spnAl. IL Viii not ttSappoint no
will il 10 harm In ANY statc or ns,pdtion- IL vif
be l1Qn InNA .AStc IN d., 49, IpCiGrnt 70 prvT
raa-y and can ~ taken In in'dsrate does With
rspri g .lraiy Nltic n that ~ ftc. lndecd. y y
a Mother. Cordial, al 90 prepares the
system iN- paTIgltioa that u 'cnssets child abo
ra-y | hSrr T-yc'yri ;hc T. HTtfclt pratse mon
q . 'a-'- og motucrs cor The lrstinAble bcnedts
...- aqy Fsvo-'tc prrs,r r'icr 20 the Lsd,e.
..I 'r..rfWf. I.r -,Us.rtU - 81 houc-t hcaIt.
~. ~ 'R.ir ut urImrc Tro-e who desiv
G. the Information g. to-, suIJcCts can Obtain
10 4 nv Ir-ATi,r Cs CEnNIC DrkAsss or TuA
,.s..skrisr $50 = 'A.l Osu,ANs, cent seCu--
.rlu op-..N40..l r..1 r'rrIp, oG two postAg-
.f. nae. J. 'rI. bu ihO-r Diseases IL.
...rrgF.... .,.. mu,n valuable sdyic,
rgr-E PRE-.
- IA ALI.
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o." MO.