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Say Amen to that, Brother.

In New Jersey, some years ago,
there travelled over same OF the hard
est counties a good, failiul, hard
working brother named Jas. Moore,
or Jimmy Moore, as he YVES familiar.
ly called. He was devoted TO itin.
erancy, true, loyal Methodist, was
plain, pointed and sharp in all his
preaching AMI exhor,a,lon. lie had
been laboring year on one OF his
circuits, and before leaving for his
new field he gave his hearers, who
dearly loved him, farewell sermon.
At its close he said
Ny dear brethlcn, this is my last
address to you. l am going from
you, and you may never hear tho
voice Of James Moore again"
Amen!" came loudly from seat
before HIM.
lie looked at the man a little sur
rr;.ol, but thinking It was mistake
he went on.
My days on earth will soon lie
numbered. / am an old man, and you
may not only never hear the voice OF
James Moore, but never see his face
again"
Amen!" was shouted from the
very same seat, more vigorously than
before.
There was no installing the design
now. The preacher looked at the
mamie knew hlm to be hard,
grinding man, stlngy, ana merciless
to the poor. lie continued his al.
dress.
May the Lori bless all Of You
who have done your duty, who have
honorel Him with your substance,
and who have been kline to the poor.
and
Pausing and looking the intruder
straight in tho eye, and pointing to
MIN with Ills finger
"May Ills curse rest ON those who
have cheated the Lord, and ground
the poor under thci- heel. Say amen
to that, brother !"
The shot told. He was not inter.
rupted again.
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That Pale, Yellow, sIekly Locking Ska
IS changed to one ot freshness and health.
Those Diseases Of the Nkin, Implies,
removed, ScrO1iiM. kcrOfNlOus IBIS eases
oc the Eyes, WHITE Swelling, Ulcers.
dwindlc and disappear under its Influenced
In Fact II will do You more good, and cure
you more speedily than any and all other
preparations combined. VIA. Is i:f It is na.
lures own rc.torcr! A soluble oxyd " iron
combined with the medicinal properties of
I'okc Root Invested OF all disagrecalyle nu:sli.
lies 1T Will euro any Chronic Long,
AtanutnE nisCRAc whose real or direct
causc i bad biGOi. Kheumnt tssm, Palma
90 Limbs or Zones. constitutions bro.
9r:, cured hs il. For Syphilis, or Nyphl.
lite ~ ~. there is nothing equal .oit. A
e'nNOk.A q OMHOCNH OYRIF SS
POKE kWUr
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Campbell's Late Rose Pc.
tatoeo.

In your issue of March 6, page 14S
Mr. Geo. w. Campbell acknowledge
cs that he has no doubt that Camp.
bells late rose, under unfavorable
circumstances, as in the case l men.
toned OF those grew the past year,
might produce the poorest. ragged.
est, smallest potatoes, DC. He also
says Mr.. Talcot.'s potatoes "were
evidently grown upon aaeongenial
soil, and in a very wet season, and
never ripened." Had Mr.. Campbell
given . reason why o,her soil at the
same time, | for one should have
perhaps acquired some new light in
potato culture. In regard to that
unccngcnial soil, will say that in
1870 intended 10 pillow and plant an
acre or two on the same SOIL TOR 20.
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ApRAvER 70 SPRING.
by MARY Z. GILMAN.

o, cone again, reluctant String,
I'm tired Of thy tarrying;
The brook 9th needeth Thy command;
To burst in twain its icy band;
Tie birding waite.h thy decree
To wake again its mins,ress..
The weeds are longing for the leaves,
Then come and crown the kingly trees;
And here and .here leafet lay.
Twill End home on spIig or spray,
The bud will on its hosom dream,
The rose will nestle With tie green.
Return, sweet spring, and bring again
The violet blue, the jsssamine,
The srecus, and the daisy meek,
The wildwood flowers let chi dhood seek
In the messy carpet meath thy feet,
Thy coming they will joyous greet.
And the aged sire will lift his eye
To brighter realms beyond the sky,
When lie feels the warmth Of thy balmy
breath,
That wakens from the sleepy death,
The buried gems thai shrouded lie,
In deep, unfathomed my stery.
Come, paint The heavens with deeper bite,
And add At eve, . roster hue;
The evening star must find repose,
And come at morn to wake the rose;
The sunbeams fsin would tarry still,
Nor seek tie shadows meath the hill.
De not in haste to 60 t.y way,
Lest winter shsuld resume his sway,
And We are weary Of his thrall,
We've been bis bondmen since the fall
We'd break our letters and be free,
And shout the I.eoE Of victory,
But shouldst thou hear sad refrain,
It's not that thou hast come again,
but where are those *e loved 80 we'll!
Tney slumber in the silent dell,
Thy glaLsome voice awskss them not.
Yet tie holy dead are not forgot.
The first pure blossom of the May
Upon the grassy turf we'll lay;
With visions Of fairer spring
Beyond the souls imagining
And deep within our hearts shall BIO
A sacred, blessed memory.
Thus winter cometh ere the spring,
The seed-iime ere the blossoming;
And earthly sorrow ere the heavenly bliss.
God knoweth ALLIE knowetn this-
| 1t must be wsll-Ile knoweth best;
| And there the troubled heart may rest,
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KIARHEY's EXTRACT BUcHu.

G.~es Dissases Ayifing from hnmndrnees.
Habits Of Dissipation, etc, in all their stages, ut
little expense, little or no chsngein diet. M" in
convenience, and no exposure. 1t causes fire.
thereby removing DISTINCTIONS, Preventing and
Curing Structures Of the Uretha. Allaying Pain
and Inflammation. 20 frequent in this class VI dis
slScs. and expclling all Poison Ols matter.
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Judgment has been given tor
81, 900 against one Philip Worth, Of
Blackhawk county, tor not boxing
the .umbling rod Of a threshing ma
chine. This should be remembered
by as many people as ruin threshlng
~, q chiues
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KEARNEY,s ExTRAcr BucRu.

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Connections are Is Follows.

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Island s st. Louis Railroad; with Burling.
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Red Oak, Nebraska and kansas, and with
Burlington s. Southwestern for Pennington
Bio ,mticld, Missouri AMI Kansas.
At COLUMBUS JUNCTION, with Gil
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inton and Leayenworlh.
At WEST LIBERTY, with Che go, Rock
Island & Pacific Railroad, for Iowa City,
Des Moincs and Davenport,
It NICHOLS, with Muscatine Div. B.,
c. r. & NJ, for Masculine.
At CEDAR RAPIDS, with Chicago g.
Northwestern Railway for Omaha. Counct.
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Southwestern Railway fer Dubuque.
At WATERLOO and CEDAR FALLS,
with Illinois Central Railroad for lndspen-
dence. Dubuque. Fort Dodge and Sioux
City.
st NORA JUNCTION, with Milwaukee
s ST. Paul Railway, for Mason City and
Charles City.
At AUSTIN, with Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
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At ST. PAUL. for all points on Northern
Pacific RaiiAay the great Lake Superior
region, and all points North and North
west.
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Asst Geal Supt. Gen'l Supt.
{. J. IVES, Gcn'l Ticket Agent,
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-" WIS -ssS &oW Ufb&stt0s
UNFINISHED HOUSE wsxrKD-ny rwo Aprlrx
II from Junr I 20 November y heinw rwenfs shIrd
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owners only, stating terms
T-NFURSIsuED ROOM AND RFbRuoN wANIKrA-
~ Convenient " sixth, Ssventh - kixhth sssnae
cars below forueih street vb,rs EeNteman esn have
partial comforts ~ home Aadrems - Natloasl 40
tel cortlandi street stains neor rat A..
yVASrBD-AS oFFICE Fog an Architect.
w about l6x1s feet between duane ana Ftne srferk
AID office.
yVASTFD--A SUIT on TnKKs Rooms. SECOND
W or third foot FOG honssseeplng, ~ sd heu-ss
Tor which Piano will b. given ingulra ~ NJ wls.
GINS, so9 Broadway. IN piano ttofa
In the Country.
A FAMILY or 1--WE Adults DrsfRR 10 KrSr
conveniences In the vicinity III either oranse a. Nun
kers. Address, statng terms. win fgi parueul4rA
HENRY, Herald Office
yVASTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, on COTTAGE
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Address, With fun particulars, price, kc., rk>ANf.
Herald ONCE
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CTEINwAY MISUNDERSTANDING
- NILE. LIEBIIART'S BENEFIT.
Friday evening, May 16, inst, -
ONLY JOINT APPEARANCE IN AMERICA OF ANTON
RUBINSTEIN AND MISS ANNA MEHLIG,
who win, this occasion, for the first and only tme
play Schumann's ANDANTE AND VARIATIONS
FOR TWO ~ PIANOS.
This will positively be MISS MEHLIGS last appear
ance America, she sailing for Europe the nth In
addition to the above attractive selection the following
distinguished artists will appear In most attractive pro-
gramme - =.
Contralto; Mons Emile Sauret Violin virtuoso his last
appearance In America; Mr.. II. Willard, Tenor, and
Mile. Louise Lebhar Soprano. Mons Rembelinski and
signor Agramonte, Conductors
Admission, 81 Reserved Seats u extra. Can now pc
had the usual tickct Offices
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CTEINWAY HAIIs-BELLEW.
y FAREWELL READINGS, Thursday evening, Mar IL
j. NJ. BELLEW.
Programme.-Part I-"Not Ashamed Of Ills Trade,n by
Madison Morton: "Beshazzar's Feast" Arnold; 'The
Glove and the Lions" Leigh Hunt; "Thc Eatonswin
Election" Dickens.
Interval of ten minutes
Part II-"Kng Lear-The Curse Of Goneril" shaks.
peare 1.-THE Children Dckcns Battle of Fontcnoy,w
Davis; MAJOR Namby,n W like Collins
Seats 81, at SCHIRMERS, ia Broadway and the Hall.
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The Only known Medicine
the system.

DR.. TUFTS pill are composed Of many
ingredients. Prominent among them are
S rsaparilia and Wild cherry SO united
as to act together; the one, through It's
adm ixture with other substances, purify
ing and purging; while the other is
streng thening the system. Thus these
Pills are at the same time tonic sC1 n
catharic, q desideratum long sought for
by med'ca men. but never before discov.
cred. They caue no debility ani are fol-
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DR.. TUFTS Pills have wonj erf':l .rfln-
ence on the blood. They not rr' i'y
without weakening it, hut the ali
noxious particles from the CHI le Le oIt it
is con vertei into fluid, and thus make
impure blood an utter impossihility. As
there is no debiltaiion, so there is n
nausea or sickness attending the opera.
ton of this most excellent medicine,
which never strains or tOrtures the di-
gcstivc oreGLs, but causes them to work
IN perfectly natural manner; hence
persons taking them do not become pale
aud cmaciated, but on the contrary, while
all impurities are being removed, the
combined action Of the Sarsaparilla and
Wild Cherry purfes and invigorates the
body. and robust state of health is the
result CT their united action. Price %
cents box. Sold Dy all druggists. Depot
is Cortlaudt St. New FORK.
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THE S n.
wEYKLY. sINI-wKEKLY, ANDDAuY.

TIE WEEHLN 81 y Is tO0 widely known 20
rrcairc a-y extended rec 'unlcntAli0h; tut the
-sisCus wa.ch Rave alitadY gwen u Gfy thOus-
g.. I'd subscribers. and Whi'a WI, We hope, give
l. many thousand more, are briefly as follows
uisanrst-,a,r newspaper. An the news "
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rAR& AND HOME.

~ Vr~rlc-g anil Ila1se, seP-r - and all
ot5,ry w5a ..cl interested iu Agricultural
r alters M, cordially invited - ccats'sasr
to this department Of thc !ypErvy'sNr
Any i.t.rr t.op as g. Tee better Vay t'
p, ems l.-r 'ouectsl si,h else tasier
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WHITE & BONNER.

WHILE X BONNEh,
90 be found at their extensive mills GU
the banks of the Guyanioue river near
the railroad bridge. This firm has supe
rior advantages over all others for fur
uisbins bulldog material, for their mill
is located in the very heart Of the best
timber market in the known world.
Logs Of immense length are foated
from the stump to their log. way. saving
the expense Of large teams Of oxen, gen
orally necessary for drawing heavy tim
nor
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Ccrcj. ~ Va, o,ccn'e1 l>',

NNh''A ~ ''-f
Pe,-gr uH QCvr Last winter
4,, ,:c IIa-,rrl Cyaroai the heay.
snow Spm. DESTROYED the quIG 10y
thousands. aaj - grco, per, OF de>Jrlc-
ticn ard >aierMg might have Hc,u
prevented. ii the people through the
country hal r-,tcct.d and fcd them.
Tae b,st vay 3, do this is to drive
stakes IN the ground alo1t ten feet
apart and a OF or two in height, th,u
lavpolcs acrosS ami cover them with
brush MI leaves. This should be done
before winter sets in. and some grain
thrown under end around to cUuce
them toit. chen when q heavy storm
occurs. they viii resort to il as "a sh i
Ter as wen as q feeding place 4 few
winters ag, nearly every quail Was
Killed. throughout JLc ro.tbem and
mJI,e STATES. and SPECIAL laws were
made f5r .a.,,r-o.ect.sa t.,i the coaa-
trv was r,-,,ocsyi
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Established 1882
FOX SALE.

Small Farm in Lawrence County
Ohio, on mile from billions landing and
only two and half miles from Hunting
to- THIS place contains 10 acres, has
TWO good houses, sta lies. never failing
springs, with young orchards of every
variety of fruit, II will be sold at bar
gain if app led fol soon. 2. .. Address
NJ, HARLAN,
II Sn Huntington. ". Va.
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Railroads ertcndng Mrough the entire Vest and Northwest


an established
Important railroad connections with the Southwest will also be mad
3 nm" nG uug WIN ti b. Chesapeake oe nroad and eae other
% any Cne 20 % be va sn o3 ,,d w V,pp: an
alas of DE Kanwha end is tributaries which or
quality aud he GbqndAH GOny a. coal, which %ey j. =! hse S
producing the Ge; lilies OF pig n0a oaI IN %a0hey and o1 .am
easy accessibility celebrated excellent
% II. a city Hs. win osse. s d sEefsT p
xvi %S ssG OF o, 5 Gy nS
The rOsive Of
the great n? ,n % R "s so''s' 'n' the 0'o' " tue
s. As piece Of d inviting locality
IN "aIn . the natural ,enuy remarkable gen.
comfort and arran2emen' for be grahiCu Of re.
fined and eo11.ed ass .N w n @ @ S Ornamental pa @
and yet leave Abundant loom
aon garden u; ccs
posed lots lots will ou'y be sold
% to conditions W6A M 'or e" snS sre has BEEN aSid upon
which can easily which adapted for
In the central palt Of the city College,
ensive buildings I'D grounds where residents h wi" y
I9: sS.s" t ,a,1 Sn s.5 so each according
cation These are present p.icc~ binding beyond this date
within The TERMS p & one s yen pay @ may pay
be even and ehaf b
PnsIR9s with t ns pe * ~o :s @ purchase
given when the
Ech purchaser build the % purchased within from
and conform specified regulations regarding
location o. buildings be e,ec'ed
restrictions authorizations is guard against ncOnVen
ances
on s Ems nS 'asSia s Ss city saasoS hs
and
can be Huntington mod
securing suitable
purposes.
Chesapeake Railroad furnishes
h Es States Washington 10 Hunt
Further information will be application made in by letter
undersigned
ID. w. EHMONS, Gent Sapt
JOHN III. OLEY, Agent
Huntington, West Va.
JAMES j. TRACY SeeyoHd Treasury.
81 William Street, New York
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-11

Tw Gaa iT, OBJ A.e.ANV.--Au
English a-ricu'tu-aE paper Has ut.-
the Injustice tacs, laws Jy oa a,-
count ola TRIAL ,1 D,,on.b.rc. o., tive
respectable farmers, on acharge oftreS
passing oDo aa.ghb.rug estate. Ouy
Of ,lc q .s'I v..L.a the lest fort
.i- rabbits haj eaten ami destroy
5000 Of his cabbage plants ana e'.a-
INTO a Geld AMI seeing rabbit eating
MS cabbages he. with the other defend
amt. chascditt5 a h,l.m the hedge ola
.e-aJcrtg farm, and were entcayor-
mgtoc.t d, ar'mll out Of the hole
when Oh. pros, ,gt,r came up The
magistrates s.l the j.tadcnts con-
duo; was perfectly iatfala under tie
Circumstance. hut they were boaIj to
90 by the Ac. Of Parliament. aud IN.
u1t.eJ Cue %. los s9j cost,