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Put Yourself I'm His place.

Reader, put yourself in the place of a dyspeptic
aud billions patient under the old fashioned, renu.
lar treatment. A1lopathIc doses of blue pill, pur-
g1tEVes that 30 throu4h him with the inretuous
rush of an avalanche. opium when he can't sieep
and a little beef tea to keep him alive Under the
assaults Of the medicine men upon his stomach,
his tntesttues, his liver. and his brain, all these he
has TO endure. Is Ii any wonder that he becomes
dfeadfulIy weak, emaciated and detected? Raa-
der II you have any " gumptioa " yen would, un-
der any circumstances, and ct all hazards, decline
to put yourseif-otherwise than superintendent
in that mans place. Now put yourself IN the
place Of a person with the same complaints. who
has had the sense to resort to Hgstetter'sS stomach
Bitters as a remedy. He takes that agre, able and
potent vegetable tonic and altf rative. we will say.
three times a day. As q necessary consequence
appetite returns. his digestion improves, bts
bodily strength increases. his bowels become free
and regular, his sleep is sound aud refreshing. his
grow buoyani, the tinge Of health RETURNS,
to MS complexion, and IN q few weeks the cure is
complete. This Is no fancy picture, 1t is a brief
distract Of the experience OF thousands Or dvspep
&c. debiltatsd and despairing patients. h Il nj.
seEsarg 10 ask the reader IN which al th4 tgn nIaHas
le would put himself. II 8f1icted with any disease
the stomach, tbs bowels, liver or tbs HaFvesY
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SUCCESS BASED UPON MERIT 1T is a
subject of general remark, among both whole
sale and retail druggists, that no medicine in
reduced to the American public has ever
gained such a popularity and met with so large
q sale in all parts of the land. in the same
length Of time, as DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. This cannot depend upon it's bav-
ing been more largely advertised than any other
medicine, as such is not the case. The correct
explanation, we think, is found in tho fact
that this medicine produces the most wonder
full and perfect cures of very bad cases of
bronchial, throat and lung diseases, is un-
doubtedly the most perfect and efficient RENE
dy for all kinds of coughs that has ever been
introduced to the public, and at the same time
possesses the greatest of blood-purifying and
strengthening properties that medical science
has been able to produce, thus rendering it a
sovereign remedy, not only In the cure of con-
sumption, bronchitis, hoarseness and coughs.
but also for all diseases of the liver and blood,
as scrofulous diseases, blotches, rough skin,
pimples, black specks and discoloratiOns. II
has therefore q wide range of application and
usefulness, and it not only gives the most per-
feet satisfaction to all who use it, but far
exceeds the expectations of the most Ranguine,
thus eltciting the londest praise, and making
permanent living advertising mediums of all
who use it. For these reasons it is that there
Is not perhaps q druggist in all the vast do
main of this continent, who tries to please his
customers and supply their wants. that does
not keep and sell large quantities of this most
valuable medicine. GAO.
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light coIor7' and tor muslin dresses eS-
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STIFFNESS Is required, 1t IS q good plan IT,
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W. s. VAN METER & BROTHER, pro-
prietors of the celebrated Grayson Springs,
Grayson county, Ky, have completed and eIe-
gantly furnished both of their hotel buildings,
Which gives accommodations for 600 persons.
These are the acknowledged best mineral
springs in the coun'ry, there being 1876 springs
on a single acre OF ground. 1t certainly is the
most delightful place on the continent to spend
the warm months. Besides the finest scenery.
1t Is always cool, no mosquitoes, good hunting
and fishing, boarding moderate, etc. These
springs will now be the favorite resort during
the warm monthR. They are only thirty min
utes drive from Grayson Station on the Eliza
BEETHOVEN d Paducah Railroad.
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CHArPED HANDS, face, rough skin, pimples.
ringworm, salt-rh8Qm, and other @cntane6us
affections cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the JUNIPER Tar soar, made
By CAswELL, HAZARD i Co., New York. BE
certain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, made by
us, as there are many limitations made witt
common tar which are worthless .-Cona.
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The Poison MONGBRs who advertise
compounds of fluid fire and pungent
alkalies as "balsamic medicines, !" "safe
and harmless tonic" and "genial invigo-
rants" are worthy of being claBsed with
the old Barnegat wreckers who kindled
deceptive beacons, in order to decoy
mariners to inevitable death. But n
time came when the lures of the coast
bandits failed, and q time has come
when the vendors of FILTERED alcohol
fail to impress the reading public with
a belief in their f~ictions.
It is due to that conscientious and
able physician, DR.. Joseph Walker of
California, to say that he has largely
contributed to this desirable end, by
providing the world with a tonic correc-
tive and 'anti-febrile vegetable prepare.
ton, which accomplishes all that is
mendaciously rromised on behalf Of the
alcoholic nostrums. His California
Vinegar Bitters, prepared from botanic
productions, now for the first time EN-
ployed in the pharmacy of civilization,
is the leading tonic in every state and
territory of the Union. The fact that
this wonderful elixir contains no alco-
hol, no mineral, no DANGEROUS element,
is one of the causes of its immense pop
ularity ; another is that as a stomachic
invigorant, blood purifier, Alternative,
anti-spasmodic and anti-bilious medi-
cine, it is as far ahead of every other
preparation as temperance is ahead Of
drunkenness.
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Every rnahe woman, bog md airt yhO would Ike
20 engage III slt business nf selling PICTuREs,
b9okS tHAFT-, etc. should 7aHd u8 their address
Al once From = 10 $40 paF dag can easily be made.
sfHa i0f private terms and catalogue
SddTs7s JIG d W. H. BuRROY,
Bristol, Tenn,
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L THINK Simmons Liver Regulator
one OF the best medicines ever made for the
liver. have seen it used by my wife and by
many others who were sick. It seems to al
ways cure. Z. H. Sparks, Albanv;G Ga.
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nriests of the temple. All IS III SOLID
stone. without o particle Of wood or
iron. The third square is OF 6OO leet "
side. It rises superbly from the eIeVa-
+ion of the terrace, vita eight towers
about $50 feet above its basement lever
10 give IN idea of the architecture ls
difficult, rs it follows no recognized or
der. The towers are all formF III pro
iccting leaves like p~ine-apples, having
the shape of q bishops mitre. All the
roofs are domcd, and made Of solid
stone; all the roofs and doorways are
square, and surrounded with elaborate
hendings exceedingly chaste. The win
dows arc richly m~ullioned-of course
without glass. The structure Is Sur-
rounded by a double row of square
columns or pillows with ornamental
capitals and pedestals, and the surface
carved with the fEnlre of a woman,
finely attircd in n quantity Of IcW"Iry MS
it. il a brooCbe with n pattern such as la
dies wear at the present day. The skirt
is trimmed with a fringe and a braid
ing. and is gored the dress has no
bodice, and the person remains uncov-
cred. save for n deep necklace which
dcscends upon the nrmlets, bracelets
and anklcts of Jewels and gold. But
the scantincss of the dress is Compen-
stated for by the head-dress, which tow
ers in strange, fantastic shape, as high
again as the head-square on the fore
head, like the Golf of Mary Stuart. The
face is round, the features short, the
eyes largo and soft, quite different
from the Chinese. The fingers are
round and graceful, but lack the de-
veIopmcnt of muscle of the arms and
legs. There must have been thousands
of these, the buildings alone was sur
rounded by 480 detached pillars, each
holding two figures. The interior of
this colorado was Il picture gallery
wrought in stone or black marble, of
historical events, representing great
battles, with 800, 900 men engaged,
each regiment consisting of 1,O00-the
numerical strength of the present day
each regiment bearing a different in
sigma. The men fought on foot, the
chiefs on horsebaok-the horses are
remarkably we'll drawn, and the riders
have capital seats, but no stirrups-in
chariots and on elephants, the latter
da8hing among the troops and whirling
them in the air. The day after the vic
tory, women were led captive with the
prisoners. The fortunes inflicted on
the conquered wero terrible; and al
though I tried several times TO exam
inc them, it made me quite sick each
time, and I therefore spare my readers
the description.
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I know not II love her oyermnoh 49,
But this know, when unto her face
Sho lifts her hand, which rests there still Il space,
Then slowly faIs-nis 7 who feel tlat touch.
And when ebo sudden shakes her head with such
A look, | soon her secret meaning trace
when she runs I think tbs who race.
Like o poor cripple who has lost his crutrh,
| avn if sho is gone; and when she goes,
7 know not why-(oT that is u strange art
Az If myself should from myself depart.
! know not If | love her more than those,
Her lovers. But when abe shall fall asleep,
n is not who will beleft to weep.
.S~rjbnCrs HrgJ-juc.
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Agents for The " C~uSTRIBBFOR,"a
stxteen-page religious and family Paper. Thirteen
departments. Rev. 4 p. EARLE writes sgr ~ 81
a ytAF anu one Of the finest premiums ever offered.
given IN each subscriber. Agents Hpet marvellous
suceess. One says, " Il only needs a hoy to show
u " 8efIs itself" A subscriber sends Hsi "nb8rrt-
beers. and say, 1t only took a little over one dag
nom ms work - Large commissions For terms,
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r. w. RAuGH'S TALISMAN

Is the b.. st tonic, the most reliable fever remedy,
and the surest preventive; q powerful and palate
BILE medicine. The contents of u one ounce Vial
will cure from s to 10 PERSONS afflicted with fever
and agne. 1t will he used with benefit in remit
tent, yellow. typhoid, typhus, hectic. scarlet fevers;
mis-, any disease OF the skin dropsy, rheumatism.
dyspepsia, sourness of the stomach. cramps, pas.
carriage. 81. Vitus' dance, Mysteries, neuralgia,
hemicrania periodical pains In the eyes, face or
other parts of the body; epilepsy, niarrhR, dyson
terry, Cholera. gravel in all sickly conditions Of
the sytem in which q permanently strengthening
effect is desirable. sold by druggists. Wholesale
Inv
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Dr.: PieFce's GoIdaa Medical Discovery,

d.: Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
sYlll cure "A cOuAh in oue-haIF the
tlmle necessary W cure 1t with N
otiler medicine, A9d IL does Il, ret ~ drS-
~ q h@' 6Ht BY rcHa10ijg tie ra~mse-snbdnflg
irritation aaaAealag tHsaSaEd bayks. Forali
cases OF AoGrsenesB, Suppression or
LOSS q voices Bronchitis, severe
Chronic Or LingerinA COugha, i
N@li Pc teHnd to surpass any mAlicine that has
eyer b5ioTe been offered TO the pis5lic. While i
cures the sevsFrst Coughs, it stresk thens The gvs-
TEN and puriflCs the bX5od, Ry itg
great blood purifying prepSses. It cures all
nunlors from the Vii ScFOHuIa to a
common Bl0tch or pupIs.
EonE e SIX botXS are warranted to cure
s1at oFE0G&er and the worst kind
iE.AElI15es on nc face, Hoils, CarbuEa~
cAcSs sores EAyaipefassnd RI0GcRes
AMONG tAs mar. Eight TO twelve bostlcs are war
FSited TO cure AAiinfng OF the Ears,
corrupt or RnnDaa Ulcers, scfofal3
9atle g9rst forms otyS econdary and Ter@
1919 Bastsssehs T%9to six bottles, liver
$780, by all Dr4lrrisfs &aaufa~t,,,ed - 4.
worlds DEspeIsary.F 81 e. g. ard
% Nest Seneca st, BUFFALO. n.
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sONNETS AFTER THE ITALIAN.

70 ono ,rbo asked him Of n lody's grace.
7 like her brown small hand that sometimes strayR,
To find the place, through the same book with
mine.
T like her foet-aud Q, her eyes are fine,
And when I say fHI ewcil, rcThapP she stays
WITH Onward look. awhile, lOve-lingcriug-
Then quick, as she would have that pain soon over.
Pike the mandolin on which she plays:
I like her voice better than anything.
Yet I like, too, The scarf her neck doth cover;
Alec the little ribbon in her hair.
like to geo her stepping down a stair,
And we'll ! like the door she comes through,
But then you know ! am that lady'E lover,
And every new day there is something new,
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q BEAUTIFUL CHROM0s mailed free for q cts
- Agents wanted. BULEs & Ia. AIedford, Mass.
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R. MoCREARY 4 CO., Cincinnati, 0.

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Commissioners Notice.

In the Circuit Court Of jefferson County,
West Virginia, October Term, 1873.
WILLIAM MORRISON aud others, Pll6s.,
rs. Original Bill.
MARY MORRISON and others, Defendants,
Aud
WILLIAMM NJ. MORRISON and others, PUTS.
rs. Gross Bill
MARY MORRISON aud others, Defendants,
IN CH1NCERK
Extract from Decree Of Norember lOh, 1873.
"The Court being Of opinion that neither
the Report. nor the alternate state ment ac-
the Report, is altogether right,
but that the first, and not the second, pro-
ceeds upon the correct principle: but the
same Leiug erroneous in other respects. as
indicated in a memorandum of the Court
filed in the papers, this cause is recommit-
ted generally to the Commissioner with in
structions to reform bis report accordingly
aud also in any other particulars that may
he shown To be erroneous"
a Copy Teste-
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clerk.
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10 AZ ~ brancLcs,

Let ne say just here, bring IN your machines
early. Ny engagements are ouch that time il pre-
ciors. Hc will also putin Iron Cogs ~ hen broken
out. Those DE pat in last year gave entire satis-
faction.
TO THOSE WORKING STEAM ENGISEs.
He will pack Piston and other Rods. set Slide
Valves aud put her in proper ss4g; Re-Babit
Hearings; Put in Set Screws make and repair
Keys and Gibs; adjust Qnas Ger Boxes: Get up
Rings on follower head Repair Valve; connect
Pipes caulk Flues. &C., aud many other ropairs
highly pecessary for the running OF tbe same.
lie wiil also pat up lhe Common az the Force
Pump lronl IN Cisterns.
HARD study and experience Tor tie last fifteen
wears have made him equal with thc iimcs. He
expresses himself thankful for the patronage Of
Jefferson, Berkeley and Clarke. ana now wants 10
give TO good old Jefferson Ls bee talent and time
Terms satisfactory.
\. Il. Having permanently located. il il nv
intention t. d. a straightforward and Honest Bns
iness, and make liberal deductions for the Cssh.
J. HENRY holland,
Charlestown, May 10, IsI3-u Machinist.
ess-A No. SMITH WANTED.
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Commissioners Notice.
la The Circuit Count Of Jefferson County,

Ia the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County,
West Virginia. October Term. 1873.
HENRY J. SEIBERT, Administrator of Hen
~ J Seibert deceased, late Receiver Of
the Circuit Court Of Berkeley County,
suing iu his own behalf and in behalf OF
an other Creditors who will contribute to
the expenses Of this suit,
Against
SAMUEL RIDENOUR. Administrator Of
William c. Worlhington. deceased Fred
erick NJ Eichclberser, John J. Lock. Ar
thur W Hawks. Executor Of Wells ).
Ha~ Ks. deceased. Joseph Starry, Jere-
miah Harris, John T. Heukle. Nathan ).
White Executor aud Ann ID. Dnnelly.
ExecutnS Of john Moler, deceased, and
John VI Coylp Executor of William Crow
deceased. securities # said Rdenour ~ his
Administrator Bind. aud Nathaniel q.
North. Robert W. North, Arthur W.
Hawks Executor Of Wells j. Hawks, and
Sarah B wife Of Wells J Hawks deceas-
ell. aud Joseph Bartlett and Ellen Bart
lett his wife. heirs at law of said William
C.. Worthiuetun, deceased,
~ CHANCERK
Extract from Decree Of October Term. 1878.
III is adiudged. ordered and decreed that
Ills cause be referred 10 = Commissioner OF
this Curt with instructions
lst. 10 stale aud settle the accounts ct
Samuel Ridcuour rs Administrator Of William
T. Worthinatou deceased, assuming as the ha-
sis of his report any previous partial settlement
made hy tnr said Rldeuour with any FORMER
Commissioner authorized by law to make such
settlement except So far rs the same o az Oh
proper eyilyucr be- surcharapd aud ial>ltei
2ud. II require the said Samuel Ridenon
10 appear before him aud to render a full
t.d Ilir account Of all debts, dues and assets
payable or accrning 20 the estate of the said
William G Wmhiugtun. aud which have not
been already credited on some previous settle
mout. and ga reaching said result the said RI
ltuour may be Intercepted on oath.
3rd To ascertain It any assets have come
.uto the hands or under the coutrolot Nll'um
10 TAyors, the present Administrator de to"'S
non.
4,b To audit all debts that may mp"
PROPER evidence be- exhibited against the es-
..,e uf the s,jl William C. Worlhius,on.
9Th. To ascertain aud report all real eS-
utc &C which thc said William G. Worthug-
ran aicl sicz.l or was entitled o. IN equity
,ud how the same ha, bee disposed of since
his death what PORTIONS Of the same, II any
ilyc been SOLID and amongst whom the pro-
eels of sale we've diviiyd-what portions re-
uain yet uu>a,d aud The value aud the annual
cutal value oc the same"
\ Caiy TrSte-
ROBERT I. BROWN,
Lob
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Valuable Timber land
FOR SALE.

TENHE undersigned offers for sale privately, Two
Valuable Tracts OF TIMBER LAND. The
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Commissioners Notice.

IN the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
West Virginia,
October Term, 1878.
BOWERS & ROPP,
Against
W. A. THOMSON, Trustee, &c,
And
JAMES INGALLS,,
Against
JOSEPH SMITHS Executor.
Extract from Decree Of October 2lst, 1873.
at appearing to the Court that the report
made in cause No. 2. by Master Commissioner
James D. Fayman, and returned August 18th,
1869, has never been Confirmed 1t. Is, there
fore adiudged. ordered aud dccreed that these
causes he referred TO Commissioner Cleon
Moore, who is instructed TO ascertain what
debts are still outstanding against the Estate
of said Joseph Smith and unpaid, before or
since said report Of August, 1869, in whole or
in part, with their priorities, and make report
thereof TO the next term Of this Court.
\ Copy Teste-
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clnrl
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IN CHANCFRY

Extract from Decree Of Qc'obei %, 1878:
1T Appearing that the Decree made in tins
cause on the lst day Of November, 1860. aud
the 18th day Of June, 1866, have neither ol
them been executed, aud that the duties i'm
posed by said decree have not rs yet been per
formed 10y any Commissioner of the Court it
is ordered that Commissioner Cleon Moore do
execute the du,c> imposed 10y said Decree ;
and after settling the administration account
of Robert Lucas, late Sheriff Administrator oi
Johnson Garrett, deceased. and ascertaiuiua
the amount II petitioners debt, and Of al 9th
er liabilities Of said johnson Garrett mentioned
IN Ills cause. aud The petitions Of others lii,d
herein. and al other creditors, ii any, Of said
Garrett. aud The amounts thereof still unsalis-
fed and unpaid that he d. report to the next
term Of rhc Court. with full list and dcscrip-
ton Of the Real Estate Of johnson Garrett de
ccased-it It's absolute and present annual value
copy. Tesfc--
ROBERT T. BROWN,