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Richmond junction.

The following i a statement of the business
done by the Louisyille and Nashville railroad
over the Knoxville aud Richmond branches
during the month of November, 1872, as fur
nished by Mr. }. d. Mcneil, agent;
1850 loaded cars went up on the Richmond
branch, and $50 loaded cars passed the June
ton from points on the branch, 30 of which
were loaded with stock. Daring the month, o.
loaded cars passed up ON the knoxyill branch
for different points, and 56i loaded ears passed
down the road from points on the branch, two
thirds of which were coal ca.s. Nearly Zoo
car loads of stock passed this depot from point.
ON the Richmond and Knoxville branches dur
ing the lasi month.
Mr. Mcneil says that il the company had
the motive power 10 run the cans, 30 ear load
Of coal could be brought in each day, besides
other freight-prohably ~ 10 20 car loads.
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HOUSE FOR RENT-Apply to R. @,
We ,s.en 3J-tf
To I'urcnts.

The holidays are approaching Parents il
Is your duty to render your children happ,
BY leaving them unrestraiaed in their innocent
amusements, and il is also your duty to pro
tect them from the dang r, and temptations in
clien;a ito the Christmas holiday. II yon
mud indulge in a social glass, or invite your
friends to a bowl of styaming egg-nog, do not
incur the ri-k Of serving il a, home in the
p-eseaee Of your children. N you would
protect your offspring fram the dangers Fl in
temperance, keep them around your own hre-
side after night fall. Il You permit them to
roam the streets, visi, gros shops and witness
scenes Of debauehery and evil, the secds will
be sown in thelr Young minds thai will even
tually bring your gray hair in sorrow to the
qraNe
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W. H. ANDERSON has powder, shot
caps, wads. etc.
Danviilc Court Day.

Capt t. d, English, auctioreer reports The
following;
The weather was oxceedin ly unfavorable
for business Of all kinds, being rainy and dk-
agreeable. We found il hard matter to hold
bidders long enough to effect sales There
was quite falling oil in the quality Of stock,
only about 800 head Of cattle on tie market
all common and medium quality, except one
lot Of extra calves. We quote from actual
sales One lot Of common two-year old steer
s29; do. S27i do. s25i lot goodoalyes s2l.
40 horses Offered. | regard last Monday Us
the dulle-t county court day ever Witnessed
in Danyille. We were not surprised a. !, b
the case all over the country. We look ioi
quite a revival in the cattle trade after hrist
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HUNTERS equipments Of all kinds
It w. u. Andcrscn's.
10 Earnicrn.

We notice thatlhe ardcle which nppearedin
number thiaiy-uiT from Farmer" on the
subject Of gib- soiling was copied by several Of
our exchange, aid recommended TO their
readers. We would be glad to hear from
Farmer" again; and all others Who can offer
any practical suggestions about tilling our
soil. We have heard that many Of our farm
ers have been experimenting during the pact
two years, and we hope t,S win give to our
readers the benefit Of the Information 20 OBJ
tanned. Who will be The next to "iell what
he knows about farnling?"
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CIV, nlin, EDITOR of ihe Good Tempiars "a
pooat, ia giving a history Of his recent tour,
spea thu-ly Of STANFORD and heF Institutions
"lhe following night found us at Stanford,
whf ~ our appointment had been called in,
thi king We wers III. Yet, upon short notice,
we al fair audience and laid foundation
uIsh which, in few weeks, we intend to build
az IN lodge. Stanford is town Of $500 in
hay iants, in a good county, and the people
kin and Intelligent yet intemperance has
bee wide sweeping in its scourge, and sin
reijs by the will Of the people. The press
Is / ing an influence for enterprise and mo-
raj n upon the people Of this section. The
liERIoRJoURNAI," a weekly paper, devoted
to g interests Of the people, Is worthy OF
praie and support for the moral tendency Of
is erature. The people Of Lincoln should
see il that the JouRSAL moi only lives, but
prod benz
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FOR pure Cider vinegar, Of the best
quality, 60 TO W. II. Ando.scn's. 80


J. p. LaRl, as the administrator Of the e.
tate of y. N. Lyon, deceased, viii sell some
stock and cropa, at tie Carpenter farm near
Hustouyillc, on Friday, Jar. I'd, 1878.
We woulrcall attention to the sale Of n. u.
revis, advertised in another column. As Mr.
Tevis has been farming but few years, the
EARNING utensils. &c, offered are as good as
new. Ills stvcl-, we arc informed, is Of the
very tesi, and stock men viii do well to attend
this sale and supply themselves.
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Col w. NJ. Carpenter reports tbs allowing;
AT the sale Of the personal estate Of J. l..
Mock, on the DillI.ay farm, near Milleige-
vile, on the 18Th inst corn sold at from 81 40
To 81 e5 per barrel "a crib, and in shock from
S. to % cents per shook, supposed to make
four bushels n the shock; oats from ~ 60 TO
81 rs pr hundred dry COW s2bi colt $40
20 fat mules 40 broke ready for market at
Sl2s Oj to Burton a Gisins, ON 90 days time.
Household furniture and farming implements
sold we'll. Aggregate amount of sals y, 200
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IToi for Cbr;stnszsss

wetake peculiar pleasure in announcingsto
the public, and especially our iftis fricndsihst
rich hing Is IN store ior them. There viii
be "christmas Tree ut the Presbyterian
Church on Tuesdv night Christina cvel.
The public, generally, and shovarioua Sunday
schools in particular, are invited 70 attend.
The branches Of Toe tree are frec b all who
desire to avail thcnsovts Of the old custom.
Brother Joseph Hopper viii be in Attendance
a. large as life, AMI he will contribute muck 70
the pleasure Of the evening. Who Goes not
say hurral,for The Christmas trccl Come, old
folks, YOU know what I. expected e YOU TO
make this happy occasion.
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Monument.

Mr.. L. X. Jones of this place has just had
a handsome monument erecsd over his fathers
grave on his farm. Il il executed ON rather q
new principal, and Is very durable as we'll a.
elegant. The work Is from Pool A Clark''
Marble Works, Louisville, and reflects great
credit upon the makers. Persons wishing any
thing in their line should give them a call, a,
Mr. Clark is evidently master designer.
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Grand Cl,rist,na.a Hop.

Tickets are out for grand Christmas Hop
at the Masonic Hall in this place on Thursday
evening next The proceeds will be donated
to the Masonic fraternity at this place. We
doub; not thaiii viii be success, ss the names
Of some Of our most elegant young men are
Minehei 10 die car,i
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Invitations are out to attend the grand open
ing Of holiday goods at = T.. Chenault's TOY
Emporium" Main street, Stanford, Kentucky,
on tomorrow Saturday nom o'clock, A. NJ,
to 10 o'clock, p. NJ. Parents take your chill
drcn 10 witness the grandexposition.
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We are receiving enquiries daily from farm
laboreis in regard To who de Tres to mske ar
Judgements for help for next year. Would it
not be TO the interest Of farmers anil Others
who desire laborers, to advertise their wants in
our paper? We publish sLc'i matters at
81 per week.
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Entertainments nj Grub OrcI.a I'd.

There will be given by the pupils Of ''Csab
Orchard Springs Colleg, for Young Lsies,"
this afternoon Friday at from 2to o'clock,
and to night from : to o'clock, literary and
musical entertainment. An invitation Is ex-
tended to our people and the public generally
to att nd.
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As We sat musing over the wrsichcd condi-
ton u our conquered southern brethren, and
the probability that the nest generation will
blush at the mention Of the di'gnccful man
agement Of their forcfathers In the affairs OF
the country, we glanced out u the window in
the direction Of the male seminary and saw a
sight that brought wildly to our mind, days
Of yore when the rod Of correction was Law
ishly bestowed upon our guilty shoulders.
Prviessor Paine was just entering the hall with
ian armfull Of birch ticklers, with an air Of
one who honored and revercd the precepi
spare the rod, Nc" Boys We felt for you, but
We guess "you know how lis yoursclyes.n
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T.. X. Chenault's "foy Emporium" Is cram
ed from cellar to roof with every imaginable
article suitable for Christmas presents for old
and young
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Ilea, Issin,e sale.

The farm known a. the John T. Reid place,
four miles from Danville On the Perryille
turnpike, containing 66S acres, was sold to DR.
Jackson, Of Dansille, &, public sale, on Mon
day last, COR si2 70 per acre,
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FROM ROCKCASTIiE.

Mt. VFRSos, Ky, Dec. loth, 1872.
Personal -uatrimcniaI-Inn

News matter of interest. since our last.
entirely a slatter Of inquiry, and the Response
nothing Of Interest greets us upon every
side. We have for the last six or eight weeks
been visited by number Of those familiar
characters, with tacir graceful bows anu
'Bt'ad Hls gailis," playing upon their coun-
tenanoes, called by the merchants "Drummcrs.7
They report things, financially, exceedingly
dull in the mountaincounties; in other respects
this Is year Of plenty.
PERSONAL.
Mr. A. T Curd. representing the cornmer.
c;al Interests Of tl.e bouse of otter & Bro wa 4,
IN our to,vn two or three davs If hnst weet
His horse was taken sick at Somerset. where
he disposed Of him at a considerable sacrifice.
rror, whence he came ia this mace he savs
"by slow AMI easy stages" M. Curd is Gre
zarrulist. nice gentleman. and GOOD salesman.
Nib. Crawford, late of Somerset. reprc-
.enting the house of Moore, Brcmak,r. & Co..
c,pe into our town tbis evenin-, and nuo,, Nv
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III memben Of Stanford Lodge, No.
492,A. Y NJ are notified that the election Of
oaid = 'or the ensuing year, will take place at
he aaonic Hall ON Friday, Dec. ~, at 10
oclsk, A. NJ A. A. WARREN, see'y.
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Buy those standard books at 4. Il. Chen
,sult's for your children, and their minds will
be stored with valuable thoughts, while their
hearts will be illed with gratitude to the
donor
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Please Renew.

IL you find cross mark in ink after youI
name on the margin Of this paper, or on III,
wrapper, Il signifies that your time l. out and
you are requested 10 renew.
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Mr.. I. NJ. Pennington has rented the Com
mercial Hotel, large and eommodious frame
building, situated on the corner Of Main and
Church Streets and will take possession about
the first Of January. Mr. 7. has many friends
in all parts Of the country, and We bespeak
cor him much success in his new enterprise.
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FROM WAYNE COUNTY.


a Terrible storm-t.uchy Mana Cerrcc1
ucn-uoaor % whom Homer u Duc-
Religious Southern bouHd.
oor,eslo'desss Laierior Joaraaii
Shortly after the arrival Of the mail las1
evening a 10 aaao passed over this section,
which for terrific violence has had no paralti
within The memory Of the Oldest inhabitant
Some hundreds Of elegant structures were 20
completely demolished that not a vcsiige wss
left to mark the spo, where but a few moments
before they had stood in all their magnificent
stateline.. Ithink there i but one left stand-
ing, and that has been almost entirely shorn
Of L. consciousness by the udcncss Of the
blast.
The material and s,vle Of architecture was
that usually employed in the erection Of cdi-
fees known as "air castles"
LUCKY MAN.
Mr.. II. II. Gibson u the lucky owner Of one
tenth interest in ticket in the Public Library
lottery drawn in Louisville on SATURDAY last.
Said ticket nnlizcd the handsome sum Of
seyenty-fve dollars 70 the aforetaid ten IA
voriies Of fortune Wayne county will there
| fore, through Mr.. Gibson receive the munif-
cent sum Of seven dollars and fly cents.
Since the tornado, however, allaro consollng
themselves with the reflection that Il they
cannot enjoy those beautiful castles, they al
least have assisted IN an enterprise that will
reflect credit upon our proid oiti common
wealth.
rpfzoortr
The epizootio Las about spent itself here
The stock that has il is improving generally
and We Tea hopeful that It will soon pass away
without any serious consequences.
Mr.. Ifaac Hancock, living three miles north
Of Monticello, on the Somerset road, has sold
his farm to Messrs. Z. ". Jones, lsham Doi-
son and Miles Duncan, Who will divide il be-
tween them. Mr.. Hancock, learn, designs
going to Kansas.
A CORRECTION.
see Published ia tho EXTERIOR Journal,
and also in the Cgarier-Joianai, articles asril-
uting the donation Of Elder John Smiths
| (Raccoonl Dibic to the Louisville Library
Museum to Capt John w. futile. This is =
mistake which the Captain wishes corrected.
Achial Rutram, Esq, of this county. was lie
donor, and IL entitled to the credit Of it, espe-
cially as he priced the copy very highly a. a
memonto Of the distinguished person originally
owning il.
! RELIGIOUS.
Elder isaac T. Reneau delivered three en-
tertaining ard very instructive diacouns at
the Union Church a; this place on Sat-rday
and Lorlsday last. lie is. a man Of roeund
research in sacred literature and is possessed
Of happy faculty Of imparting his in Srma-
ton 10 his auditors.
OFF RoR THE SOUTH.
| A. 8 Jones starts south to-day to dispose Of
the large lot OF mules fatted by him III and
Mr.. Lewis Coiicy this fall. Reports JPN lie
southern stock markets are anything but en-
counging, bat IL any body eau max money
in duh market, Al Jonss is that M or one
of them at least. OCCASI NAL.
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Subscription Paid this Week

To prevent errors and to obviate the ncccs-
city Of reccipting to our subscribers, we will
publish every week the names Of those who
pay us;vhich shall he a receipt TO them. II
you have remitted your dues by mail during
this week and your name docs not appear in
this issue you arr notified that We have not
revived il
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The most magnificent display of Chistmas
presents ever seen in Central Kentucky will BE-
found al Z. II. Chenanlls.
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NOTICE.

Thosc Of our advertisers who desire changes
made In their advertisements, must hand in
copy on Monday morning next
An communication, either II an editorial ~ husi-
ncss character, should he addressed 10 HILTON A
CAMPBELL boS u, stauford Ky.
An Monies femittei NJ fpr advertlne. subscription
~ lub vort must h. ssnt In checks st-ofice money
urder o. czIres ~ u viii he ~ The rartie own risk
Jane, Co,i h our authorised AGENT NJ Iiustonvillc 10
contrar hr job WORK Advertsng, attend 10 suhscrip
tions, nd receive all Monies for the same.
ouR AsNNrai
Jas Coos, Husionvilie, y y. Owens, Crab Orchard;
W &. Curi, suserrrt q a. Bryant DUN sulphur,
T. \ Jones Pine Hill;
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Rcv. J. 4. Boyle and Rev. D. Young are
the Presbyterian church a, llustonyille.
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CIEEsIsTNfiS NEWS.
Valuable Information for Old
and Young.

Head quarters for Christmas goods at T. X.
Chenault's.
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Don't forget the grand opening Of Christina
goods at L. r. Chenault's tomorrow.
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AVERY ".o-vsriclt thing .3Asvo.il
The family" il enc of those h ndsoms
clothes hampers a. w. H. Antsrson's
drug store.
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EVERY man should have a new hat
Tor Christmas, and We recommend all
to examine the new stock at J, n
ROCHESTER 4 Co.'S.
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Personal.

W. H. Alien, Es1, author Of Allen. Net
History Of Kentucky, dropped in to zee u on
VI lnday lat. lie was visiting hi- nephew,
Mr.. II. 7. Harris, Of this place.
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COP ia improving in hc,lth. lie l. daily
missed by large numbers q friends aud pa
irons.
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When the terrible alarm Of fire is sounded,
IL Is a beautiful consolation 10 have policy ol
insurance in your pocket.
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NJ. W. Eek Gentry will remove his family
TO Ash oroye, Missouri, next week, where he
will make his future home Mr. Gentry Is
knosn ~ an industrious, clever, homes, and
onterprising gentleman, and We hops to hear
of his success in the home Of his adoption.
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Boys who visit the toy palace" Of W. II.
Anderson, repeat their prayers about in this
fashion, sour Father who art in Heaven
Ma, won't you buy me horse?-"Thy king.
dom come"-with a string 10 itg1
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We regret We have to defer well written
communication from Lancaster, on account Of
having one on the same splicct in the hands Of
our competitors when IL was received.
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Mr. T. c. Harris, proprietor u the Guthrie
llousc, Lebanon. Kentucky, passed through
our town on last Monday on a visit to his old
friend anil acquaintance 81 Pulaski county.
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A mos, excellent article ca Vaccination will
appear In our next issue
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For the benefit Of young ladies who attend
Christmas hops, we would suggest that the
surcst way to prevent ohappy checks, is to
have nothing to do with cheeky chars.
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IDapOrrC9nt
LAND SALES!

S Colnmis.i ncr In the cas, ~ Jcrin Miiiletan's
n AdminisiratuF, plaiatir w. David Narsin, def,t
1 VIII, on EDNEAE. January lsth. Is1S.
tcOurt day, osr al pubic sale heirc the eOrthnaso
door IN Stanford a., TARA OF nsiandan 6ary!n, eon-
taiuirf GtJ ACRES. In larais 10 s!ii PaI chssofS
rew dwelling lnfse and tinliaolialz, Il VA ona
part e. the tafn, AMI wa-d AMI Nstrr are nbanirui
and near al haai Ihs u one Il the uost aseessiils
hTus la the oouaty u lnclln, -ns situiiei a.sut
uiiiis nun SiilsiAsd, aud uru iufGliko harr ~
ru0d duuhls ~ hau "a the other rt % the tract.
TEnNSA credit ~ six, twelge slid eighteen months,
bond with ri-al srariy, bearing intescst irsa date,
hlslas the @ryt ant r,.'t Of judKncats
JoSfniI acALlSfEli Coalr.
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JOB work done promptly, and in the
best manner. ct this ciiice.
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LIBERAL dealers viii find liberal
sallsmen at J. IL. RcCHEsTER & Co.'S.
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FROM PULASKI COUNTY,

SOMERSET Ky, Dec. 10th, 1872
A Glance NJ the Records Of Astiqgity-
TIE First tierh-Lawyer-- FIRST Gre I'd
Jwry Three firrt Civii Actions Rail IN
Cr-c of Dsbt-The FIRST Decd -rirnt
wut-tirst Warrfngc license utnis-
tr'- Ccrtincrtc- Died County Court
rev. W. W. Harris interior journal.
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Our old friend r. W. X, Of Middleburg,
writes the following;
Mr.. Printer; "lIcrc l. United States
promisc Of the current value Of one dollar
which I will give you II you will use only
blael ink on my paper. Red and black don I,
20 In unison"
Donel We will do almost anything (but
tell licl for dollar now.
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A. $. Jones starts south to-day to di,posc Of
the large lot OF mules fatted by him III and
Mr. Lewis Cofey this fall. Reports pm lie
southern stock markets are anything but en-
couIacing bat IL any body can max money
in duh market, Al Jonss is that mat or one
Of them at least. OCCAsItNAL.
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LOCAL BREyITlEs.

Is your property insurcdf
The "bucket company" fught molly.
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Elder isaac 7. Roneau delivered three en-
tertaining ard very instructive diacourF at
the Union Church at this place on atrday
and Lorlsday last. lie is a man Of pro9und
research in sacred literature, and is possessed
of happy faculty Of imparting his in Srma-
ton 10 his auditors.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-08-20

differ from tho Leiccsters in hauing larg
tufts Of wool on the forehead, while tn
Leiccsters are bare. They have ais
larger aud stouter heads and legs bu'
in these particulars they have Of late
undergone, rs before remarked, material
change on account Of the infusion oil
Leicester blood, the varieties being ill.,
deed so much alike, that exhibitors have
been known to pull out the tufts Of wool
on the foreheads Of their Cctswolds, and
then exhibit thcm uncbalenged as true
Leicesters
The Lincolns are larger than either oil
the other varieties Of Loug-wools, and
the specimens we now have, though show.
ing very distinctly the Leicester cross
are larger and have heavier fleece, with
greater length Of staple-somewha,
coarse, but Of superior luster, and com.
manding, we believe, as high a price a,
the Leicester or Cotswold. These sheer
nave the wool on the forehead as the
Cotswolds have but though the head i,
as large, the face is somewhat longer
The legs, too, are stout like the Coswold
though perhaps little longer; and tn,
animal, though quito hardy, and very
profitable, is not as symmetrical in form
as the Leicester.
All these varieties are remarkable feed
ers and there is probably little if any
difference in the quality of the flesh
which is, we believe, generally ranked
next to the Southdown in our markets
AS with all these varieties of sheep, pur
ity Of blood is to be determined by the
appearance Of the animal, it is very i'm
portant that the managers of our fairs
should instruct their judges to WITHHOLD
prizes whenever the animals do not in
dictate purity of blood. 1t is probable
that in no other class is there so much
fraud practiced by exhibitors as in this
dry ewes of large size and mixed bloot
are constantly imposed upon committee
for pure-bred breeding Administrations
Lire Stock ,journal.
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'TumOr OF &c Years Growth
Cured by esus'Nay's IsCsOlycnt.

CtvEEtr. MASS, July 49, lss9.
De-. R,nw,Y thsye I'D Ovarian Tumor ovarI-.
bowls All the Doctors sat there help tried
thing that recommended Int nothing helped
your Renlyent and shot t would but had
IN IT, because had suffered twelve took sir bottle.
q tbs Reolysui, and box " Railways Pulls and
ties OF your Ready Relief; and there not
or flt and l better, and happier than
for twelve years The tumnr IN tie len "
bowels, tbs rrnin. write this YOU for i-ne,
others. You publish IL Il you ehcote.