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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-03-06

NEARLY all the towns in Maine
who held elections on Monday were
carried by the Republicans, in most
cases by increased majorities over
last year. The "Democratic tidal
wave" doesn't seem to have got as
far East aS that.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-03-06

The Government is officially adj.
vised that all the remaining hos.
tile tribes of the ArapahOes, KiO.
was, COmanches and Cheyennes
have come in and surrendered them
selves. They will be held as pris-
oners of war and put upon reser-
walton, under military guard, I'M
til prepared to go upon permanent
reservation.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-03-06

The ball and levee given by the
citizens of Lake Village and Laco-
MIA, N. H., to Mr.. Story of the Bel
KNAPP House, on Tuesday evening,
was fully attended, and passed off
in a pleasing and satisfactory man.
ner. The grand march was lead by
Col. N. Shackford. Among the
prominent citizens from LacOnia,
were Postmaster Putnam, wife and
daughter, j. r. Champlin, wife and
daughter, Landlord Everett and
lady of the Willard Hotel, DR.. Geo.
Hatch and others. The supper was
all that could be desired and in
short, the whole affair was conduct
ed in a manner which ELECTED en-.
cOmiums from all who participated.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-03-06

A large and well selected stock of
Hamburg trimmings kept constant.
ly on hand at Mrs. G, 8. Stevens'.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-03-06

Apples and onions by the bar
rel or bushel ut q. H. Curtis.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-03-06

LOUISIANA. The method of set
Ting the Louisiana difficulty pro
posed in the resolutions adopted in
the House Of Representatives,, Mon
day, is in the nature of Il comprom
Use, but it seems to be the most
practicable way out OF it, and it is
to be hoped that it will be accepted
in good faith by the people Of the
State. 1t really depends upon them
whether there shall be any end OF
the trouble. The reorganization of
the House so as to reinState the
COnser, alive majority will be a
mere act ofjustice and deccncy, and
no doubt tue supporters of Kellogg
will be willing to accept it provided
the recommendation of the other
resolution is needed and the Legis
lature make no attempt to interfere
with him. 10 attempt at this late
day, to get rid of him would but re-
new the trouble. 1t will he impos.
sible to Dust him by judicial process
on the ground that he was not le-
gally elected. That point has been
settled once, after manner, and it
is not worth while to 60 into the bog
of fraud, corruption and intimida-
ton of the election of 1872. There
would be little hope of getting to
any solid ground. With Conser-
vative Legislature, the people can
manage to endure Kellogg to the
end of his term, and IL Is to be hop
ed that measures will be adopted to
secure in 1876 a fair and honest ex-
preston of the will of the people,
without any attempt to intimidate
any class of legal voters, or to de-
fraud them out of the results of
their action.
OF course, there is nothing bind
ing upon the people or the Legisla-
ture of the State in these Congress
ional resolutions, but no doubt their
spirit will be followed by the Presi.
dent, so far as he may be called up.
on to act in the premises. This
alone will make it expedient for the
Legislature and the people to accede
to the compromise. We trust it
will be accepted cheerfully and in
good faith, and that we shall hear
no more OF. Louisiana troubles for
the present.-Boston Globe.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-03-06

Plain and Fancy Sashes at Mrs.
y. 3. Stevens.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-03-06
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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-03-06

TIE PRESS "GAG LAW" A very
able committee of the Senate
Messrs. EdmOnds, Conkling, Ere,
linghuysen, Wright, Thurman. and
StevensOn-have made an unnni.
nous report upon the Press "Gag
Law" in which they say
1--WE are Of opinion that no before stated,
no person charged with the crime OF libel can
be brought iut0 the Districtof Columbia I'M
dor II for any crime whatever And II ID
equally plain that no person charged with tho
crime of libel In any other district or place in
tho United States can 10 arrested here aud
sent to such district OF place under ts force
"'rhe sum Of the matter is that tho second
second of the act of June -, 1874, confers up.
on the courts of the District of Columbia the
power to arrest offenders found in the District
who are charged with crime committed within
the District aud hold them for trial, (which
was the law bctorej, aud to arrest Offenders
found in tho Distri 1t who have committed
crimes against the United States in some Judi.
cial district OF the United States and to send
them to such district for trial aud that Is all
No person can he brought into the District of
Columbia under IL, either for libel or any 9TH
er crime"
For this opinion the committee
give reasons, and their report will be
accepted by both parties as u final
settlement Of the question. 1t ap.
pears from the report that the Re-
publican party did not strike at the
freedom of the press, as was alleged
and as perhaps some persons wish
ed. Yet the misunderstanding was
SO great and general that the crime
against free speech was denounced
in many platforms last summer, and
Mr.. Poland's defeat is thought to
have been largely due to this bill.
The excitement over the mere sug-
gestion, however, and the conse-
quent reference and report to the
able Judiciary Committee of the
Senate, show wholesome jealousy
of any thing which even seems to
threaten the freedom of the press.
-HnyDer'S IYceLIv.
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Pay the printer and be happy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

According To previous arrangements,
cunuingly devised, and entered into for the
purpose Of defeating the vigilance Of the
"old folks" and marrying in defiance Of
their wishes, she was to leave home on a
visit To- a friend, from the house Of whom
he was to steal her away and hasten to the
priest who was To tie the nuptial knot.
Both the young lady and young gentleman
were suspected and watched by their parents,
a fact which nigh, prevent the youngest RS
arrival at particular evening, or particu-
lar hour. 10 IL was understood between
the lovers that a serenade was to be the sig
nal Of his presence in waiting for the des-
tined bride. Three songs we're TO he sung
in order to give the girl time to make up
her toilet aud steal ont of the house where
she was sGiourning. An oak.tree on the
banks Of stream near by was tn be the
place Of their meeting. The first and sec
ond night Romeo could not elude the vigil
lance Of his parents. impatient for happi-
ness, his Juliet expected him the third
night without fail, aud was ready at an
early hour in the evening. lie was as i'm
patient as shea Vi the crescent moon had
not sailed the sky more than three hours,
when the soft notes Of guitar ,rembled
on the moonlight air, and the impas-
stoned voice of the lover invaded the ears
of the waiting maiden and summoned her
To his arms. just as the young man ended
the last song he was furiously assailed by a
ferocioGs dog, who injured him So severely
that he had to be carried bleeding and I'M
conscious into the house, where be now
lies in critical condition. Love may
laugh at lock-miths, but when an unappre-
ciative dog comes INTO the case there is an
end Of romance, Al d thus ended "another
elopement"
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LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.
Grab Orchard.

DR. :. h. pmILLIPs, late Of Kirksyille,
has taken rooms at the Saunders House,
and We are informed that he will remain
through the Winter and practice his pro-
fession.
PAST Grand J. X. Pherigo has been elect
ell to represent Crab Orchard Lodge No.
los |. q. q. +. in the Grand Lodge Of Ken
tncky that meets in Louisville, the 18th.
J. Il. HUFFMAN \ Co. have returned
from their gold.hun,ing expedition. They
will not talk, but their looks indicate that
they found the metal.
OuR friend A. A. Mckinney, Of your
town, M Crab Orchard brief visit las,
Sunday evening. We would judge from
the handsome gait he was going that he
was driving one Of those fiery steeds Of
Portman 4 Owens, for there was much
"get-up-and- toddleitness" about his turn
ont, sure.
THE colored Baptist church is nearing
completion, and when finished will he tho
most handsome church in town. II will
have a cupolai hell, and plenty Of ring
ing. BRIGs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

VIZ presume that Augden Bridgwster,
now confined in the Louisville Jail for safe
keeping, will bs brought here Tor trial at
1ur Circuit Court, which begins on the 81
Monday in this month. Our information
is to the effect that the prisoner will ask
for change Of renue, and, II this be true,
he will not be tried for some months yet,
provided the chang, he granted. Bridgwa-
ter has an idea that he could not get Justice
done to him here, but in that he may be
much mistaken. There is no one, as We
learn, who would do him the least injustice
Bridgwatcr's condition, physically, is said
to be much improved, and he will, posi-
bly,, be able to attend our court, and either
have a triql of the several charges against
him, or move to have them transferred to
another county for final trial.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

PicK-PocKET.-A young man who atien-
ded church at Rush Branch, in this county
last Saturday night, came very near losing
his watch. His pocket was cut, and also
the button hole in his vest where the chain
was fastened, and the watch dropped out at
the door of the church. and was found the
next day aud returned to the owner. The
pick pocket failed 10 secure his booty, by a
mere accident. Dou Iiless the rascal tried
to effect his purpose while the crowd was
getting out of the door. That church door
was as near to Heaven as such scamps will
ever ge..
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

MARRIED.--Our young friend George D..
Hopper was married ON Thursday morning
last, at the residence Of the brides father,
VIM. NJ Higgins, by Rev. X. II. Caldwell,
to Miss Kitty b. Higgins, Attendants
Mr.. Joseph Grimes aud Miss Maggie llig-
gins, Mr. VIM Higgins and Miss Maggie
McRoberts. The bridal party passed
through town on the train on a short pleas
ure trip The delicious cake, etc, sent to
our office was evidence that the printer"
was not forgotten in the excitement Incl
dent to such occasions. Long may the
young couple journey happily together the
pathway Of life,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

W. hal a call this week from Mr.. VI. T.
Russell, of Millelgevlle, the greatest bee
keeper in this county. lie says that owing
to the long spell Of wet weather, the
honey hearing plants failed, and, as con
sequence, the bees are badly supplied with
honey stores to carry them through the
winter, and advises owners 81 bees 10 feed
them heavily during the late Fall months,
a. they will die il not fed.
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IOCll Notices.

\ ma Stock a. NtouIa at Severance A
Millcr's.
C,vpnrtl A N,ttrn ash one trial a,
their fine Tea.
81.
TUosE indebted 10 u hon a Stag will
20 Tons Bran for sale at the Stamford
Mills H. MArnSoIy n Go.
,,,
merry 1T Enlistment u John n. Craig.
LAr'Sr style J .mpadoufs ~ the farlof
Millinery Establishment OF John IT, 'Faig.
oLoAKs IN the latest styles IN the Parlor
Mi'iinery fStab'ishnent OF John u. 'raig.
A, n,
u;,,i"., 'Ii,'s", III 80,
- -, g.. M n. r,,-
-, .rs.,,. ,,i. -" s' a. ''.e
A.. ,t,'. Wv wv :" war
Y" Wv '"' =
CAMPBELL A. Mut,p have n s,lendid
NV I" oyIupN a"n Mo ""'ch '"e!
"""' II" PRIV w" "'N' """"'''
tx Tob,cco. Camnhell a Miller. s,,ck
in che,p,e.. and nuaIi,y ,,cell,nce and
variety il uncnu,led in S,,nford
Ca,xn one,;,, of uiII;,srv Good. n,
Jobn n Craiy'. Tr,de pals. j',sb s,or,
ON Friday and saturday Ort li,h and 10Th
An are invited
in John N. Craig's Trade Palace Cash Store
for st,li-h Hat. elegant lonnet.. and the
sEvERANcE MILLER offer Inducements
In all staple lines II goods, and grade their
god. which thew bsv. in stock.
SEVERANCE MILLER have just received
very choice Stock Of Dry Good-. Motions,
Clothing, Boots, shoes, Hats etc, To which
they ask the attention Of purchasers.
II il nov generally recognized in close
buying, cssh-payfng circles, that Csmpoell
n Millers is headquarters in the ,irhcery
and Hardware line. Go there Monday
next and try them.
,s,. ',,a' ~ 'tt'', anu 'a.u'ua!,
I,,'ne'' "o,uS W uhe ''"I "''inS'N
-. ~ = 1891
P'N'e' lou WIZ i"'''e''
p,p,,rr,,p Arr.x,,ox .;,., Ia WI
din, On,d,. In tho Cn.,no, n.na,,m.r, NJ
m. srat Ilo,h,ny IIon.c ~ i Mint, &
10 Iani.,;li. s,,l.nJ;b v.,;,,y 80 -.
iec' ''""' ahn SOFA ~ rea-"h'p'e ff''e>'
wu,x ,b, I,J;,. wan, IN 6nJ ,h.i,
friend. ,hsy o, 4, ,hc I'd, pal =. C,.h
store az Jobr n Cr,ic f,r ,bey arc cor.
,,ir ,o end ,I.n, I, he ora, c,,sJ ,L :,
Al. ill., IN ..s ria. las. .,o.L ~ L.nI
-,,,. GA.
Tar old patron. 81 Severance Il Miller
will please not su'er themselves led ,vay
from them by cxtravagant vrnniscs an
feN baii~. hefor, giving their Lang. fs'i and
Winter stock an examination. No one can
io better by you than thew.
Nor cannot DO better when buying your
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

JonN MoSTGoMERy, a sensible colored
man of this county came into our office the
other day and subscribed and paid for the
journal, and said he could not get along
without II, because from il he learns all
sbou, our home markets, &c, and il has
lots Of good reading matter besides. John
saws hat when the paper comes, there is a
general scramble among the folks to get
possession Of il first lie will never live in
ignorance who AS intelligent notions like
our colored patron.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

MILLINERY Goops. Prom her advertis-
ment in this issue Of our paper, it will he
seen that Mr.. NJ. T.. Davies, one Of the
mos, accomplished Milliners in the State,
has, with her characteristic good taste, Sc.
lecied a SPLENDID assortment Of g 'ods in
her line, aud will offer them To the public
as'priccs to suit the times Mrs. Davi,
ess' customers know that she offers for sale
only the hest goods, and that she will sell
them at very reasonable price.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

DocroR JAS. q. CARrESrER, formerly
Of this place, but now living at Crab Or
chard, was called by Mr.. W. X. Dillon,
to attend the wounded robbcr at Livinston.
The Doctor wrote a long letter to the Cou-
rier Journal last Tuesday, giving full his
tory of the mans wound, his form, size,
etc, and says that a gentleman who asSe |
to see the photograph Of the dead man,
said he was certainly one Of the Younge-
brothers. Perhaps this veSed question Of
identity will never be known, as the man
persisted in his refusal to tell his name,
lineage, or anything connected with history
The man told DR., Carpenter that he believ-
ell that God had forgiven his sins. 1t is to
be hoIed ~, for il he was one Of the Jane.
aud Younger Tribe, those were many aud
terrible.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

\ SrALwARr young man Of RocSbridgc
county, Va, once asked an cid man Cor his
daughter. What have ypu got to support a
wife on, asked the old man The poor
Young man replied: ! have always made
a decent living Tor myself and had little
LEFT, and woulds't give cent for gal
that couldn't help .o,n, lie got her.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

Wa are gratifed To learn that our old
friend, Mr. x. Carson, opened his hotel at
Lesin ,ton under very hat,ering auspices.
For the iirst twodays the arrivals numbered
l3i, aud the cry is"siill they come" \ first.
class hotel is sadly needed in Lexington,
az We are SURE Mr.. Carson will supply the
deficiency
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

Ma L. BLAIN had silver watch taken
from his pncket at somerset the other hight
while he Vas asleep. lie informs US that
an irishman who was going to work on
Walton. work, &. ;. X. r., had such a
watch as his, which he offered to sell for a
mere tribe, and it is possible that il is his.
lie will he thankful for any information
which may lead Ia it, recovery
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08
PREVENTATIVE AND CURE

for every form Of Nervous Debility aud Weakness,
whether general 90 special, that can possibly aiit
the human syst M. Asa most powerful detergent
or eliminatOr OF disease IL has proved itself the
most remarkable snI valuable discovery Of the 18Th
century.
since this great remedy has come into the possess
sion OF Dr. Lithrup, he has expended vast sums 81
money and called TO his aid the most learned chem
lists Of the age In extracting and perisctng Its viz
tuss that they may he rali1ed In the most tn
cacious manner at the least possible Inconvenience
and Gust TO the patient
We satisfied by repeated experience, As well AS
by repeated chemical anal sis that In this rare eN-
otic, the Syricum plant, are To- be ionnd metlcal
virtues OF the greatest value, admirably adapted Ia
almost every class Of diseases from adrrangc-
ment OF the nervous system OF tom lack OF nerve
power, no matter nom what cause the inegularity
OF deficiency may have been produced. This great
fct once established, We have pushed investigations
until In the various moles Of it, cNhhitieu, either
AZ a balm Cordial Operating as detergent, tleans-
er aud purifier, or as mild yet searching eaihartc
In the isrm oi pin II can he made 10 rea,h every
part Of the human lody, forcing out, as u were,
The .ouoces Of disease debility and death, and let
ting In ali the Beedu elements Of life, health and
yigOT 50 important aud necessary 10 the complete
ENJOY nent 4. all those faculties which contribute 10
the constitution Uf perfect manhood.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

MANY persons fail to keep fires in their
sitting and sleeping rooms during the cool
mornings and evenings Of the early Fall
months. Til, failure Is The cause Of many
diseases The fact i, physician. have told
~ that some Ire should lc kept ail the dav
long. and that the feet s',uull n,vcr be al
lowed To become cold Keep mp YOUR fires I,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

" YOU don't believe that some Of our
Stanford merchants have the finest stock Of
Of Fall aud Winter goods you ever saw,
Just look over our advertising columns and
from them laru w'io Toy 1-c, ard " c''
YOU cume u town call at their stores and
see for yourself Their stocks are immense
and their prices, We know by experience,
are less than ever before
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

Rev. @. G. OvrnsrnrEr aud Mrs. $. &.
Truehart, Principal Of Stanford Female
Academy, attended the late session Of the
Methodist Conference for this State, at
Maysyile, last week. Mr.. Overarect
will remain on this Circuit one more year.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08
4 =. MERRIMAN,
DENTAL SURGEON
STANFORD, KENTUCKY.

Once South side Of Main Cornerof Depot street
VIII remain permanently at his office until FUR
ther not loci 10 attend 10 tho,e requiring his prue-
sional services Particular attention paid To the
preservation and regulation ol the natural teeth.
srits Of teeth, ecu have them inserted IN a few
hours notice. Ia the latest and usi beautiful ~ Ne
Of the ART.
Pure Nitrous Oxide Gas administered when re-
quired
n communications promptly sitsnd,l TO-
l6l-om
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

Tue time fur planting rrc- j. almost
here Fruit and. shade trees do as well
when planted in the Fall as any other SEA
sou. We are always glad to see people
planting tree. especially those which hesr
iruii, and We hope that many 81 them will
do - this season. No man who owns a
little land, or much, need be without fruit
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

MRs. l.. BEAzLEY's card can be found in
the present issue Of our paper. She has as
.ociated with herself Mrs. Dunn, and they
will Keep on hand III best Millinery goods.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

THERE will be preaching in he Presby.
terian church here ON next Sunday, a week
hence, by Rev. T. A Bracken, Of Lebanon.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

Tnr handsome new railing" fence in
front of the Christian church in Stanford,
il sn ornament 10 Depot street.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

BRIsG along your chestnuts, boys, for
our town folks are hankcring after, IL not
longing for them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

The grapes are purpling on the hills and
the brown chestnuts arr falling since ia,
frost appeared.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

Two prisoners broke Jail at Liberty, the
other evening, but after mile chase by
about fifty men, women and children, they
were captured and returned 10 headquarters.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

Miss MoLLIE NEWMAN, a very agreeable
aud entertaining young lady Of Somerset,
is visiting Miss Bette Blain, Of Stanford,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

ArARTY Of gentlemen LEFT here the 9th.
or day on fishing excursion to the Cum
bertrand River.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08
HOME JOTTINs.S.

Tnr October term Of the Garrarl Equity
Court will begin on next Monday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

A dESrLENAS came into our office last
Tuesday evening and said that he did not
understand why it was that horemen were
riding up and down our various roads
which enter town, ~ late at night. lie
said that the other night about o'clock,
two men rode by him, and brought him to a
halt nd asked why he was out at such an
hour. Our informant replied tina, he had
been to town for physician to see n sick
child. One 81 the men then drew n pistol
and fred il into the air, and both men went
OF yelling like two 6ends. These men may
have been two bslf-drunken scamp, but
they may have been worse than that. 1t is
pity tina, they could not he found ont and
punished for their improper conduct.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

In the United States Court at Louisville,
the case of VIM. Sellers against various
parties in this section, will be called for
trial in a few days We see from the pub
lished docket that the pld, Sellers, has
caused TO be dismissed his action against
Zen Mitchell, Of this town, Jas. u. Mason,
and u. u. Myers. Of Gsrrard county. The
other parties will, we presume, he pro-ecui-
ell to final judgment, and whether pills.
or defts will be successful, il remains for
time to show. The d ocket 81 the l.. :.
District Court is very large, and many
"moonshin." distillers will have TO give an
account for the deeds done in the body"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

SEVERAL important aud inter, sting jury
trials will he had in our coming October
Circuit Court.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

Mn. lI,yDEN aud hi. bride left on tn,
cars lat Tuesday for the Exposition a
IouisyiIl,.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

SOMETHING Nrw. o. The undersigned
have hccn appointed sole Agents for the
sale OF the celebrated B,gHcifs /iac and
Fd,iAa I'm, They are warranted non-cor.
r.s.r, aud ,s durable a. cigh, steel pens -
Price 81 80 per ero-s. Samples Gratis
For sale at B1l,on a SJa.s's
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-08

DIR LOrHROP Proprietor may bo consulted pro
Gssionaily by mail fIee OF chare'. Address