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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03
1000 AGENTS WANTED
ron THE
PEERLESS
B II N. "Yl
Patented Dec. ooh. lsTl. by
j. S. PROCTOR,
or Franklin, Kntucky.
To Bee-keepers EVERYWHERE,

To bee-keepers Ever where:
The following poin,- ofexccll~rcc compsis>
a few Il the many, iha, may ts ,ruthiuily
clsisasd CIR my hivcl
I. II 10 simple in construction. neat h sp-
Irarancc and j. the mo-t easily un.ierstoo-i and
managed movable comb frame Hive ever In.
vented.
2 The only material rcquircd In lie CON
s,ruciicn Is ~ feet Of Lumbar, the nails neces-
AIRY 10 fas,en 1t together and fev small .rr.ys
Of wire cloth 10 cover vcntilssor-. Not .
-crew, -crw eye, hook and eye. hing. pivos,
piece 81 tin, tin iuhe, slss-, or other expensive
material i used In is con-trucsioa.
& When propcriy u-~d, Il h the coolest hive
for summer AMI ~ warm ss tke varssess 6r
winter U.s., ahording ample projection fus the
.uoce.sful win'ering Of eoloaie. On The ssa-
mer stand.
l. BY It's u-c the necessiiy Ear -honcy huaruls"
or honey bans" ~ ensirrly dispesssd with,
while the ehamhcrs may b. csnssac<pA n ssit
the condition Of any rizsd coloay of frun oss
single frame 10 ten, enabling the keeprr 90 ous-
hne the animal hea, to the spsss osly occspied
by the colony.
o. Les time and labor !. rsauired l. hssa-
ling and the brood rs les espo-ed thsa In
using other 6rst-clas. hives.
Q. While u docs not claim 10 h papisivcly
"moih proof" under all circup,sisnuer, yet it y
provided with the least expensive and sso-s
efiectusl device for the capture and di.srucsiaa
81 moth milien ever attached to hire, and
will do more TO protect the hees from the raw
agcs Of that terrible scourve, thsn eli the en-
pcnSive and eomplicaisd 'rsps" ever invented
and will In most cases Afford perfect prosection.
Z. The construction Is such that the francs
and false ends iii equally we'll either the brood
or surplus CHAMBER.
4 number Of small colonies or nuclei
may he used in the same hive, or one or more
may be kept In surplus chamber, receiving all
the necessary natural warmth froa the colony
confined 10 the brood chamber.
Other advantages nigh. b enumerated, but
the above are deemed suficieat
An examination Of 6neea minutes, will, I
believe, satisfy any diansvc<ed, practical Apia-
rian, Of the superiority Of the
"Reerless'' Hive
over any, and all other; and I CnAlLkxoE
COMPANION with any Hive q In AnEsicAs
CosrISEsr, NsrA, SOD, Ess o. We.
Ysrn Rigkts ssl Aunpas ulvs. -.olo -
rsessss cfsssisr - nssAsssn nasssa.. -
Territory will be sold very low 10 tAose
ysAing TO purchass, and tbs tsrns made easy.
For any further inlormatioa sncless stamp,
ard addre--, plainly,
Ia J.. n pROCnOR
Locx Box "a fsssklia, ".
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03

There was young man once in the
Office Of a Western railroad saperintend-
ent. He was occupying position that
four hundred boys in that city would
have wished to get. 1t was honorable,
and "it paid well, besides being in line
of promotion. How did he get its Not
by having rich father, for he was the
son of q laborer. The secret was, his
beautiful accuracy. He began rs an err
rand boy, and did his work accurately.
His leisure time he used in perfecting his
writing and arithemetic. After . while
he learned telegrnphy. At each step his
employer commended his accuracy, and
relied on what he did, because 1t was just
right. And il is thus with every occu-
patton. The accurate boy is the favored
one. Those who employ men do not
wish to be on the lookout, rs though they
were rogues or fools. If carpenter
must stand at his journeyman's elbow TO
be sure that his work Is right, or II a
cashier must run over his book-keepers
columns, he might rs well do the work
himselfas employ another to do it in that
way; and it is very certain that the en-
ployer will get rid of such an inaccurate
workman as soon as he can.--Prcsident
Tutie.
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A LADY correspondent says the frs
time she was kissed she felt like tub o.
ROSES swimming in honey, cologne. nut
megs, and cranbcrries. She felt as /
something was running through her
nerves on feet Of diap,opds, escorted by
several little cupids in chariots drawn by
angels, shaded by honey suckles, and the
whole spread with melted rainbows.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03

TIM highest amount ever paid in one
year, under Democratic rule, for the Con.
gressiol,d Giobs was sSs.Si3. The loyal
Republicans have succeeded in increasing
this expense to t29s.l73. or more than
Eve times the amount formerly paid.
Some picas patriot has had good thing
in this.
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THERE is a doll ON exhibition at the
homeopathic fair, New York, which Is
valued ut $1,000. There are three or four
trunks filed with clothing and jewelry,
and her attractions are completed by a
pair Of solitaire diamond earrings,
which she wears constantly, and neck.
lace 10 match.
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"AM ! not a little pales' inquired a
lady who was short and corpulent. of a
crusty old bachelor.
"You look more like a Big tub" WAS
the blunt reply.
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sAErrMus WARD once, during jour
ncy across the plains, offered stage dri.
yer drink Of whiskey from his flask
which was refused in the most decided
terms. Said the driver: IL don't drink;
! won't drink. | am Of the opinion Of
these mounta:ns-keep your top cool.
They've got snow and I've got brains;
that's all the difference" There is a
wealth Of wisdom in the sententious re.
mark. keep your top COOL The foun-
tain u mans power and happiness is in
his bsan. Alchohol is a foe to his
braip, and when il gets there ii either
bsnuinbs or il prevents action. Re
member,he stage driver'scurtphilosophy
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03

GENERAL SIcxLEs is about to com
mence libel suit against the New York
Heddashaal his wounded reputation by
means of a verdict for damages. It was
to be hoped that he had enough of courts,
as reviving "reminiscences calculated to
secure the loathing and contempt-"the
public scorn and ridicule"-into which
he claims the libel Of the World is calcu-
lated to bring him. As a politician, a
pestiferous demagogue, without influence
or principle; as a soldier, an unmitigated
humbug; as a man, utterly destitute Of
every impulse Of honor or common de-
cency--is it possible that after . career
such as his, he can have the face to com.
plain Of damage to his reputationf To
destroy Il, Il possible, entirely, would be
to render him an incalculable service
Weekly Press.
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PEorLE who 80 much into society soon
find that il sharpensthe intellect. awakens
the conversational powers. and arouses a
keen spirit Of observation.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03

DULUTH, which loves to exalt itself
under the name Of The Zenith City
Of the Unsalted Seas has no cemetery,
and the Tribsas thinks ii b . sSburning
shame" that it s1llld be SO berelt. A
metropolis without a graveyard Is Ger.
tainly sd spectacle, but the misfortuns
Of Duluth it that it ia 50 young and situ-
ated SO far from the outskirts Of civilisa-
ton and withal in climate 50 healthy that
death has not found it out, and it can
have little occasion for burial place 50
soon. II, however, it deems that its dig.
nifty would be increased by the possession
of a cemetery il certainly ought to have
one, and its authorities should take up
the grave subject at once.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03

A "coLoRED lady Boosting the other
day Of the progress made by her son
said,-
NE MA. in de mortificatiou table"
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03

A Nav foxx AsDer laughed when
hi prudent wife advised him not 10
smoke on a load Of hay. lie footed il
home that night, with his hair singed,
most Of his garments prey to the de-
youring elements. and the iron.work Of
~ wagon in potato sack and then his
VIZ laughed
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MRa. LAURA d. Fans second trial
win take place h June.
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Assssus svun svssss =. o~~ss.
DUNN q OWWsuY,
Dr~Uussss.
CAeunists and Pharmaosutists,
STANFORD, KENTUCKY
pRNlxrs m
DRUGS,
CHEN ICALS,
Painta Oils,
y y o-0tu m,
etstisnery.
FANCY GOODS,
0umdries,
Etc.. Ete.. ETC.. Etc.
Physicians prcscriptioas carefully and skil-
fully compounded, ether DAY or NIGHT.
PURE LIQUORS
For medical no, always On hand.
JEWEIaRY.
n FINE ASSORTMENT OF JEwELRY
~ under he eaN Of Mr.. Richards, q
skiIIfhl vorknaa, Who viii remain With M
Mr.. Richaris viii attend promptly to all
Or s@' p %ss,' III b. =. Low as can b,
afforded. ly
1872. 1872.
Fresh
Spring and Summer
GOODS.
e. d. HAYDEN,
south S;sIe Main strrrt- Stamford. XIV
r AM NOW RECEIVING AND WILL
y continue 10 receive during the spring and
summer sessua fresh stock AZ choice dry
soods, including al ths late style Of
LaAles' Dress GOoGls,
E.brsrias In part
FANCY SILKS,
GINGHAMs,
MOzAMBIQuE
ALPACAS
LAWNS,
POPLINs,
LUsTREs &c
Our stock az WHITE GOODS and NO
TIoNS ai~ays eoaple'e.
PRINTS,
DolEsTIcs
BROWN and
BLEACHED
COTTONS,
COTTON YARNS,
IRISH LINENS
At the very lowest market prices.
We call especial attention 10 our very large
stock Of
READYMADE CLOTHING.
Boots and Shoes,
HATS AND GAPS.
A0o
Wall Paper, Miror, Quecnsware, Travelinl
Companions, Umbrellas, Trunks, valiccs, &c
GIVE % 4 CALL.
.ly T. H. HAYDEN.
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Osssf saa Fnsctcos hrv~eb.svss-
asis b entirely undw Ne nansosms.1
a W. Air ~. Fssn ~ psgysisssuu
70 Ne hall-girl, from he hartendss 10
the bcct-black, Ill couueclsd with ~ =.
tablishment arc women. Ths porsrssa
are muscular Germape, who handle the
most mammoth "Ss~tcgas' deAiy and
casily, while the clerk is q handsome bru-
nette, who parts her SHIRT black ringlsan
one side, and makes bright repartes 10
the jokes Of the drummer and travelling
statesmen who largely frequent the hours.
The bartender can make cocktail bst-
ter and quicker than any other In ths
State, and drinks hersclf every time ~
h asked TO, which on the average h about
City times day. The landlady Il hir,
fat, and forty, and has recsived oass a
the hearts and hands d more than zoo
Of her sometime guests.
SEND YOUR Orders for job work b
this Office.
IT Is estimated that the wheat crop d
California win be 6fty per cent lsrgc'
than ever before.
A nKw sUPrLy Of cuIs and JOE NATE
RIAL just received 1t this o(ice.
Nina LAURA d. FAn's second trial
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A nxw sUrrLY Of CUTS and JOE NATE
RIAL lust resolved at this Once.
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Wool. FsatAeu and Coantry Produce senes-
ally ior witch We give the highest market
rates. ~.
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WORKING OXEN,

That have been doing little through
the winter, Will be liable to have sore
necks if the yoke and bows do not ct
well. Ifmuch is demanded, give extra
feed, and groom like horses.
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BEEvB

Should have the range Of yard on
fine days, after feeding. Give them No
chance at the grass until they are turned
out into rich, fattening pastures. Oxen
well wintsred, and not over worked,
will do a great amount Of labor II well
fed, and turned out in June, will fatten
rapidly.
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FLOWING.
DRAINING.

Where surface drains will expedite
the removal Of wstsr from the land, open
with the pillow and shovel; and if cpporta-
nifty offers. when other work will not be
Kindred. set all the hands that can be
spared at UNDERSTANDING.
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GETTING OUT MANURE.

Determine how many loads you will
put upon an acre; then. knowing ths
size of the lot, II 10 easy 10 calculate in
how many heaps . ioad should bsdumPed.
and how far apart they should BE-.
With definite calculation, and the 6rst
row Of heaps along strait sideaccurately
laid, the field may be evenly covered.
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srsD YOUR Orders for job work ID
this Office.
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MICH COWS.

Feed new mich COWS literally, giving
roots with bran or oil-meal. Cows thai
have not calved should have less of like
food.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-14
,JorTINas ABOUT THE STATE.

Mr.. John China, respected r.tiSen oi
Sumter, died last week. -,
AT the Edgefeld Court, Flint, charged
with killing Sharpton, was acquitted, ana the
case OF Brewer, charged with Killing negro
woman who shot his child, was dlsmlsseo.
The Lexington Dispatch says: ''The sales
of delinquent lands for taxes commenced on
Monday, Sd instant, selling few tracts eacn
day aimee I'D to Monday last. We learn tnat
very few persons attended the sales, and That
The most of the tracts sold fell to the State"
1.-The trial OF Wickham, who murdered
Burke some time since on the steamer NICK
King, and was remanded to the CUSTODY OF tue
anthosites OF South Carolina upon requlsl-
lien from Governor Scott, has been postponed.
Some difficulty seems now to exist as 10 tne
procurement of witnesses.
The CRY is s'etlll they come" On mr: Jas.
Huckabee's place nsar Lowndesville, 10 Aooe'
Vile County, gold mine has been oiscoVerSu. s,a
An old miner some years since made the dls-
coyery, but nothing was ever done Win IL.
Recent explorations have shown the mine 10
be very rich. The prospects are hne. Tne
mine Is situated on or near Rocky River.
On last Sunday afternoon, as the congre-
pat,on of Nazareth Church, situated seven
miles from Spartanburg, were returning nome,
Colonel T. J. Moore and his family made very
narrow escape from instant death. When
about three e-fourths OF mile from the church,
a violent storm of wind and rain overlook
Them: and while Colonel Moore turned TO one
AIDE to fix the curtain of his carriage 30 az TO
keen the rain from beating in, q dead tree by
the road side fell across the poles of his car
riage, killing both horses, but leaving the In
mates of the carriage unharmed.
On Thursday morning last, Mr.. j: j. Brit
toms dwelling and corn crib, on his farm, Blk
miles south OF Sumter, were entirely consumed
by fire. When discovered both onlidlnSs
were partially In flames-the fire evidently
having its origin simultaneously in both, and
leaving bat little room to doubt that 1t was
kIndled by incendiary hands. The loss In ad-
dition to The buildings, involves all the corn
on the place, (sbont one hundred ana MY
bushels, together with some peas and COTTON
seed, farm tools and implements, &C., cover
ed by about two-thirds insurance. Neither
Mr.. Britton or his family were on the place at
the time of the fire.
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THE GROWING CROPS.
Reports from the Interior Press.

The Abbeville Medium says: "Since our
last issue various portions of our county nave
6eeHYisited by rain, but the supply is inace.
ouats to the demand. Many OF our farmers
are getting dreadfuly blue over the crop pros,
meets. Some parts of the county have not mad
rain for five or six weeks.
The Lexington Dispatch says: "Durtng the
mast week considerable quantity OF Wneat
has been harvested in this county, and we
learn that the yield Is said 10 be very gooo.
The cotton crop is last improving from the
effects of the drought, which prevent Its com
ing up for many weeks. Corn Is reported as
looking well, where good stand was ootaiA-
ed early In the season. There has been gene
rally light showers of rain throughout the
county as far as heard from"
The Spartanburg Spartan says: ION Satur-
day afternoon we had small shower of ram,
preceded by q terrific wind, which Set such
cloud of dust flying that it was almost impos'
sIble to see across the street. With the e3-
ception, however, of the blowing down OF Q
f.w treer no damage was done. On Sunday
and Monday following we had refreshing
showers. which we trust have reached moss
of the neichborhoods of our county. The cot
ton crop Is looking remarkably well, ana is
quite as forward as for several years past.
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NToIsE's WHITE WORM CANDY.

An efectual. safe and pleasant remedy for
Worms, in all cases. Try 1t and be convinced. II
Is really specific, and In The best and most pala'
table form to give children. 1t IL not surprisins g
that 1t is fast taking the place Of all other prepa
rations for worms. It Is q pleasant confectlon'
and any. child will take It. Beware OF ofdangerous
" colored candy, and nauseous compounds, and
use only NOISES POPULAR WHITE WORN
oINDy. -, ,.,~.,, .,s .,.,........,. ii, l..
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nR. R. B. WITT,
No. "a wENTwoRTn STREET,
CHA RI e 8 T o N, 8. c.,
Can be consulted on the following diseases, ana
diseases OF kindred nature, free OF charge
and iu strict confidence. Charges mode
rate and within the reach OF all. or
fee hours from A. N. to 7P. H.:
RHEUMATISM AND. NEURALGIA.
In all arthritlc complaints. as rheumatism, gout,
neuralgia, &c this practice Is almost perlect.
The most Intense pains are almost nSsd ns.ahs INNS
which have been contracted and still Tor years are
relaxed. Cases or twenty, thirty and forty years
standing have been cured by me after Oil other
means have failed.
pain BY which can often. IN few moments.
soothe and carry on the most excruclatlng sur
ferngs II this systsm did nothing more tnan
to relieve pain. It would stand superior to any
other system eXtant.
CATARRH.
stopped.up Head, Running OF the Nose, constant
Hawking and Splitting, constant Blowing OF
the Nose.
Thousands suffer from that most annoying. dis
aQreeole and Offensive complaint, Catarrh, with
out Knowing what 1t Is. often the secreted mu'
cous, moving down the thio oat clogs up the lungs
aud lays the Foundation for consumption.
The most skllful physicians fail to cure 1t
euro any case Of 90 ,truction, stopped up
head discharges OF fgreenish, thick, THU or gIalry
mucous from tue nose, internal or external pain
or fullness between the eyes, constant oloWlng Oh
the nose, iu1ammati N OF the nasal passages,
liberation OF schuclderian membrane, &C., In
the course or few days.
DEAFNESS.
Nervous Deafness, Noises In the Head, Otorrhea,
otitis discharge from the Ear,) Paralysis of
Auditory Nerve.
lam daily treating all affections Of the ear with
the most gratifying results. Some VINO nsd palu
aurists nearly $1,000 without benefit nave oesn
cured by me In a few weeks at moderate OK
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Mercury, injudIclously used. has filed ths earth
with wrecks or humanity. Thousands suffer from
It's effects who have been unconsclously drugged
by their physician. Its vain to attempt the cure
OF the majority of diseases while 1t remains In the
body Although have heard Of several so.called
antidotes for mercury 10 tue human body, have
never yet seen physician who could eliminate
1t from the system.
can satisfy any patient or physician that I can
absolutely abstract mercury, lead, Zinc, and
other miueral polsons In every case.
CANCERS
NolI.me. .Tangere, Lupuse, or Wolf Cancer, Scir.
rhus Cancer, Fuugous Cancer, Rose Cancer,
Spider Cancer.
Imake q great specially In the treatment OF
every description OF Cancer and Tumors.
How many Cancers and Tumors ore wronfuly
treated by certain charlatans styling themselves
"Cancer Doctors.n
After being pronounced incurable, will take
any one OF these cases In hand and make per.
manent cure.
Ny terms for treating Cancers, 60, VIII be
based on the age and condition OF the patient
and the positive certainty OF cure.
may25-6mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-14
~BURNHAM'S SUPERIOR YEAST

~BURNHAMS SUPERIOR YEAST
NOTWITHSTANDING used Yeast Powder In our
families for several years, we give decided pref
erence above all others to that prepared by
EDWARD 8. BURNHAM, Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. 421 King street, near Calhoun street, Charles.
ton, 8. O.: King Mansion Boarding House, Julius
Petsch, B. O. Webb. George L. Holmes, George 8.
pelzer, N. D., John T. Wightman, D. D., William
Smith, Master Machinlsr s. @. r. R.
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~'- MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. CHARLESTON,
8. O., MAY 20, ls72.-The Faculty will meet at the
Medical College, Queen street. on every WEDNEs.
DAY, at II O'CLOCK for the purpose Of granting
Licenses to Apothecarles and Druggists 10 COM
pllance with an Act approved by the Genera
Assembly. March IS, 1872. Applicants can apply
to the Dean daily, at Mr. Bar bOt's Apothecary
Store, No. 4s Broad street, between the hours OF
10 and IL O'Clock A. NJ. Graduates In Medicine
and Pharmacy utt, on application, show their
Diplomas. GEO. +. TREsCor' ID. Dr.
inns-mwf8 Dean OF the Faculty.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-14
THE UNEQUALLED MACHINE.

The HOME SHUTTLE uses the Straight Needle,
makes the lock stitch, (allke on both sidesD has
low price Sewing Machine in the market adapted
for every variety OF sewing from muHlna to
heaviest cloths. Price $25 an6 $37.
Agents wanted. Send stamp for circular and
sample OF Sewing. I. B1SSELIh
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