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Published Ny Request Of Young isdy.l
Advertisement Of a Rwwsscsier.
REV. u. LOWRY, d. u.


lCum'Stland frcshytcr'an.l
Friends and neighbor, having
ju 4 opened a licensed shop for tie sale
Of liquor in this place, embrace this
opportunity Of informing you that on
Saturday next, will commence the
business Of making drunkards. paup-
ers, and beggars, Cor the industrious
and respectable of the community to
support.
II will deal in that which will slim
alate men 10 riot. robbery, and blood
sbed. and by go doing, diminish the
comfort, increase the expense and en-
danger the welfare Of the community.
Il sili, ew a small sum, undertake
on sksrt sotice, aud with the greatest
expedition, to prepare victims for the
poor-house. ayia~s, Prisocs, and the
gallowa
Il will furnish an article suited to
the taste, which will increase the
number Of fatal accidents, multiply
Distressing diseases, and render those
comparatively harmless incurable.
II will deal in drugs. which will
deprive some Of life, many Of reason,
many Of property, and all Of peace,
which will cause fathers TO become
fiends, wives to become widows, and
children to become orphans, and all
10 become great sufferers.
IL will cause the rising generation
to grow up in ignorance, and prove a
nuisance to the nation.
81 will endeavor to corrupt the
ministers Of the Gospel, defile the pu.
rity of the Church. and cause spirit u.
al. temporal and eternal death.
eff any should be SO imIertinent
as to ask why, l have the sudacity to
bring such accumulated misery upon
a comparatively happy people, my
honest reply Is greenbaeks.
II live in land Of liberty. Ihave
purchased the right to demolish the
character, destroy the health, shorten
the lives, and ruin the souls of all
thoee who choose to honor me with
their patronage. Come one! come
all!
II pledge myself to do all I have
herein promised. Those who wish
D.. any of the evils above specified brought
upon themselves and their dearest
friends, are requested to meet me at
my bar, where l will. for few cents,
furnish them with the certain means
of doing So"
1t is not pretended that this adver-
tisement was ever sent out by rum
seller. 1t is published by the "Na-
tional Temperance Society" But it
truly represents the nature and results
of the rumseller's business.
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ONLY female spiders spin webs.
They own all the real estate, and the
males have to live a vagabond lite,
under stones and in other obscure
places, and if they are troublesome
about the house they are mercilessly
killed and eaten. The skin of the
spider is tough and unyielding, and is
shed like the shells of Holsters and
crabs, to accommodate the animals
growth. If you poke over the rub
bish in female spiders back yard,
among her cast-ofi corsets you will
find the jackets of their males who
have paid for their sociability with
their lives-trophies of he barbarism,
rs truly as scalps show the savage ma
ture Of tn, red man.
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SALT.-HalIs journal Of Health
thus sums up some'of the uses of salt !;
1t will cure sick headache, make cream
freeze, make the butter come, take ink
stains out OF cloth Of any kind, kill
wens, kill worms, make the ground
cool ; so it is more congenial to cele-
ny. cabbage. etc. 1t will cease the
itching pain caused by irritating skin
diseases, like hives, itch, etc. 1t will
produce vomiting or stop it. as you
like; and many other things too nu.
merous to mention. All pure salt will
do this. to certain degree, but sea
salt is the most efiectual in its action.
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rae ava school gsewse,



To thlpt tina, e,rtv yesr. sso
Itrd that peaceful vale,
Through .umm-r's sun and winters SNOW,
Win hr,t. and dinner r.lii
NJ, childish s-r,. IN ham, riay,
knew p,,hinx ofthe thorns
tbs, sting u. IN our latter day
i" sir"sins now o' eof"s'
They've Torn the .choul hos-e down, see,
And Ievelei-what q shan.e,-
The Old familiar maple tire
That torc the teacher. name.
lie used my knife ~ carv. u with,
And lsbsrcl halfa day
u isokcd like thu. "1.ycurUUs sMitli,"
NN"''''''''' f'"''
Alasl iencath the daisies hloom
The pccr old master sleeps,
Aud o'cr HE lone, neslcctc,l tomb
No kinsmsn ever wer,,si
Tho scholars lovrd him, every one,
Aud chsstcd with him noons-
lie warmed cut Jackets, though, like FUN,
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DIR. b. w. Richardson, of London,
last month delivered a lecture ON this
subject. The result of his research
has shown that, both on the Cont.
nent and IN England, Jews possess a
higher vitality than do the general
community by whom they are sur
rounded. Tracing the causes for this
greater longevity. the lecturer said he
could not attach too much Importance
to the sanitary laws that obtained
among the Jews, instancing those in
regard to diet, cleanliness, and absti-
hence from strong drink. In fact,
the Decalogue, from beginning to end,
is one sanitary lesson, teaching them
to subdue the passions which torment
the brain and distress the body.
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krsssssie Of sponfane-
0Ws ConsbusfiosA

A gentleman living at Round
Mount, Texas, writes the following to
the Scientific American:
A singular instance Of spontaneous
ignition took place in my house some
time ago. On entering the house
about noon, detected the smell of
something burning. An immediate
search Was made. and upon entering
the parlor | noticed smoke rising from
a center table that was placed near
south window. | stepped up to the
table and noticed some pieces of cot
ton goods on fire, which smothered
out with my hand. Along side of the
goods that were on fire lay stereoseo-
pic instrument that was exposed to
the direct rays of the hot MONDAY
sun. Ii so happened that such was
the position Of the two lenses that they
caused burning focus ON the goods
and set ii on fire. Had we been abb |
'ent ill AN hour later. the fire would |
ave extended itself to the destruction
4 the house aud all that was in t.
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wUwOROUs.

at A l. l.. n 81.
"e ~ '" e,.,.,s
LIS 49,, ,,.,,~ ..o.
w ~. - - -. ~.
r,.,, -.
49, an..,;,.n -, ,ho ,'n.n,;,v ~ Load
IN d. p,..l mn. Eyo,v Indian
n.. . .,n s,I, - !, and ;mt s,;ucv.
re, -. paa,L,;c.n
THERE are only TWO gallons OF WINS
KY per year manufacturer TOT e"cn 'n'
hab'tant OF Tue o"''cu 9'a,es' anu |"
~;,Lo,, rC;nc;nn.,, Time.
IF there Is any oody unuer 'ne
canister Oh heaven 'na' l nave u Ut
Ter eScresence, says mrs' i"ru"g'o"'
Is 'he s'anoefer, going ABOUT ''N,
ooy CONSTRUCTOR circulating MS c"'o
mel upon honest ioiks'
An exchange truly says that the
man VINO pa'n'eu ia.'ence Us u "ea''"y
looking iema'e' percneo ON cnu"N
OF sandstone never saw an ec'.or
chew'ng the emo OF pencil wn''s'
i. ans r..Dnf ..T- = ".
'hree compos''ors s'oou !" '"e "'oA
ground ye'''"g lot copy
WHEN old Mrs. Cadby read that
"lace frills are put on both edges Of
black velvet dog collars" she laid
down the paper and exclaimed: "Did
any oouy ever near U, SUE" 'oons"
ness why next "ey " ~ Po'.''e
gold breast pms anu s'r'Peu s'ocN'"g'
on dogs! -lNorr's'o"n Herald
A WmrEHALLER with a vermillion
nose was tormenting lady about her
age. "Just look at me-" he exclaim-
ed-''don't | look as If I was just out
Of my teenss' YES she replied,
with look Of triumph, eff you mean
canteens." His nose was quickly put
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Thar was a sharp reply of the old
Scotch woman who had a standing
quarrel with her minister. but was al
ways in her place at church. The
minister expressed surprise that she
should come to hear him preach, when
she exclaimed; my quarrels wi you,
mon, its not vi the gospel"
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Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.


Fas-engfFs on I G. a T. n. a. lsh0rt IInrl q M
!. u. H., u. A. ~. u. r. aud u. 5. Mail Line
Steamers eonnect al Louisville with TRAIN No.
!. TRAIN No. oosnects at Lebanon Jnntfi.f,
With 1rain No. IS ior all points on knosyilio aai
hiehnl"nd branches. Train No. Is eosne,ts I'D Ial
anon junction With Train No. irUn all points o.
the Memphis and Montgomery lines; Al ishanon
with stages 10 aud NOM springfield, Camplslisvill.
Columbia and t'reensbuTri a. Niiehells6urg. With
stage. 10 aud nun Perry yilis11nd Haruis6ury; al
lAnsiile station with stages 10 aud from Danyils
thy al STANDARD with stages 10 aud troni sonersst>
a. hichmond Junction Ia aud fom points lei ween
there aud Livingston al kichm0nd with stages TO
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GENERAL IMPORTATION.

m
10 remove g'e"'e sums ''o" SUI
"".' use "''' '"'Pe"''"c ""' '"'' '"
co"o''
CoID IN THE HEAD.-A cold can
he cured by inhaling hartshorn. The
inhalation by the nose should be sew.
=" CT e'g"' !" "'e ""
A GOOD and simple furniture polish
consists Of little CASTLE soap scraPed
into pint Of warm water. Add
three tablespconfuls ofswect oil; heat,
and apply while hot.
CEILINGS that look very rough and
NANTES, a tendency to peel, should be
gone over with a solution OF l Or
alum to quart water This VIII re
move the suPerf'uous and render the
ceiling white
CURE OF SryE.-Put a tcaspoonfal
of soda in small bag, pour on il just
enough boiling water to moisten il,
then nut il on the eve pretty warm,
keep ID on all night, and in the morn
ing the stye will most likely be gone;
IL not' q second application Is sure 10
remove IT,
MESDuxa TN PASs.--Tell your
l.xly readers TO mend theii pans with
putty. II is very easily done, is much
better than TO throw them away. Put
il ON the outside, let it thoroughly dry,
and they will never have TO mend that
place again. 1 have them that /
have used for twenty years.
r.,, S...,;s. -. ..,. Aha, IL.
-. .,.s.r..,;., &c
A.. -
solidly, by simply treading upon the
heap with the feet after pulverization,
or, still better, to spread little earth
over the pile, taking care to pack it
somewhat. Either method tends to
exclude air, and thus prevents too
rapid oxidation.
Tan, .,., anita, h,,.L. IS w.,,,,,.
-; , ILL.,, -. al -..,.-Is
H.. c., A.. v.;.. !. w.,, .,;,oS g..
-. -.,
Z - -. w, a. IL
- No. -. .nI !. 49, 80,
~ Ill. ..a n., H.. ,I., a. ~
-, tn. -. - -. 49,
A.. .,",, h.;uh, ,n d.,L hrown Ts.
-. -. -. L., an,
.. - -, r. - H..
which means their coloring power is
further increased.
Tee e,,,.; ,.,o 81 .,..,;,
IN -.,,. p. ho., .,,.o...c,,,l1
$50 Tho u.r,,ou, n,u., G., =.
r;nn.,, and Jus,.d voo,.rao A,
hoarI. over :, snrsad an alb .bee,
Tai. hal, .un ax call half cun
-. ii L.,e !. n;,,, ,.u;a 81
- g.. an. M ,.;,h M. -,
I'll ia. ..r..;.,,v a.. ILL .no,.
H.y;ru sn;shsd .rono;r, rnlI = ON
. round .,;cL l;Le = broom handle
h.;nn c.,sf,,, no, 20 have .nv wr;uLl..
can, A.. -. ... :t~..-.,..
dr;sd mood. NO ;ron;nr and has . i,,..
&c. ~. .o,, M Ne. ..,I,, IN. h.,
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Ir has been said that a woman with
a hazel eve never elopcs from her nus
band, never chats scandal, never sac
rifces her husbands comfort for her
own, and never forgcts that he has
his fight to make with the world, and
that she owes him at least kindness
and evenness Of temper. Give US the
girl with hazel eyes.
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NEITHER human applause nor hu-
man censure Is to be taken as a test
OF the truth /; but either should set US
upon testing ourselves. - Bishop
Whately.
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ANDERSON & McROBERTS
North Side Main Street,
Opposite Mycrs.Hocsc,
STANFORD. KENTUCKY.

Having recently rarchasel our Stock, We can
guarantee them 10 he Jresh and pare, We prepa =,
all the Ofhcial Preparations such as Fluid Extracts
Tinctures, Wines, Ointments aud many other Phar.
marnaeentieal preparations, Including Eixirs Ae.,
and warrant them 10 he Just a. represented, and
made In strict accordance with the latest u \.
Pharnanopra. No daaiioas o. sahsfsfions I,raefio-
ed. Our long experience In the business IN your
midst will enable us Ia guarantee satisfaction 10 all
Who may hsor us With their patronage, and at
most reasonable prices.
Phy sieisas Prose- rtpsionsa specially, ans.
carefully Compounded AT all hours day aud night
Tstiet Aptieles.-IIair aud Pannasl.s,, Hair,
Tooth and nall Brushes. Surgeons, Toilet aud
carriage sponges, Toilet Powder, Pun Boxes, Cas-
,,le aud Fancy saps eon,lsoi all stylss, aud Per-
iumery 81 all Kinds, together With fresh and
genuine Patented medicines Of every Description.
We shall Keep on hands a large Stock ~ Paints
Supplies, Including white Lead, llrseed Oil, Tur-
pentlue and Narnishes, Colors dry aud In III aud
aud Paints, Narnish and white wash Brushes. Win
dow glass and Putty.
We have large stack Of Druggists SundIies
Fancy gools, Pocket Knives aud hne ssis.orA
Nitrous, Pieture frames, Oval aud Rustic, kept
on hands, and gilt and Walnut Frames made 10
ord0r, Of any sixe.
Our stock Of Books, aud Stationery includcs
School, Iniscelanious and blank BaokS copy Hooks
ihpsr, Envelopes, Tens, Inks Pencils States. Ete'
Cigars, Chewing and smoking Tobao's. the beat In
the market.
Pi.,ols. Cartridges, Powder, Shot, Gaps. Fishing
Iaeksl and other spor,smans supplies constantly
Kept.
Coal OH, Ismps, chimDeys aud all Lamp
fiAtures.
Pure Brnndies Wines aud whiskies E,r Medicinal
fufpos's, Of the strictest Parity.
Ny strict attention 10 business We hope To merit
the oohhdence and iayor Of the Public.
ANDERSON A .MeROBERTs.
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TEAMS GOING NORTH.


TRAIN NO 10 connects At Rlchmond Jun,,ioa
IL aud ifoln paints between there sud Iiyinsstons
AZ stanford With stages 10 and noni Somerset al
Danville station with stages 10 and from DanyIIIe
city al MilchsllsbuTg With stages 20 aud nom prr
~ sills aud liaTroasbnrg; al Ishanon with stages
I" if'n Springfield. tamplellsville, Columbia and
ireensburE; al Lebanon Jnneiloa With Traln.
leaving al I20 y. N. and l.5O a. NJ, G,r M.nl,his.
Montgomery, and intermediate paints. puss.nret.
going 10 points North, East, aud wesi from Iouls
VILE are transferred 10 Train No. 9 at lebanon
Junctien. 1Iain No, connects al cincinnaii Juns-
tion With Y. e. A l.. X X. foT the North and East,
a Louisville IN lnion DeIoi with q. a N. and H.
NJ, X X or the kofth, last, aud West. anal
WIN U, ;. Male Line Steamers ior Cinclnnati aud
the Fast
Pullman Palace Cars Without Change
.r: r.a s.sw.en Leaissiiie ssa New
Orleans. Via Ments emery, LoulsvIlie
and New orleans, Via Milan, Leais-
Vile and Little Heekg also bet = ees.
Louisville and the psineipsI cleiss
North. East and West.
Tor Inflammation about Tickets aud I,ni.rant
Rates 10 Florida, Arkansas Texas, the soath.sss.
O. y. ATMORE,
Oeul Pass. aud Ticket Ag't,
Louisville Ky,
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS

I'm -ale, ~ Greatly Rcd aeed Rates ~ all the 1ri-
- Once- and al IN Walnut strvst t,'it--an Hoo
Ctncinnai, where all information vtll h. rhs,rfully
given, OF ny addressing either II the undersigned
CONWAY H. HOWARD,
Gensral Ticket aud Ts~-rngsf Ae-n',
Hishhi.ud, Va
&. ". M,IAEiANE
We-'ern Passenger Agent, Cinrinnati.
q. o. NOtNG,
2si-if Western Travelling Agent. Cincinnsti.
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I oUIsvILLE,
Paducah u South-W estern
RAILR DAD.

Arrives at Louisville at 4 IS pm.
Connectlng at owensloro Junction with A. O. a
n. H. AZ. ior OwensbOTO.
H. A..
AZ paduosh fos all points south and sDuil- West.
Al L0uissille or all IDlAis North-East
d. y, WhlrCONB Sup't.
EDWARD I. WILSON, CeL lTrt a Tittt Ag'i,
l1d-ly Louisville, Ky.
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TRAINS.

Passenger Trains, North, $50 A. NJ.
Passenger rrains, south, a.2S 4. VI.
Freight Traius, North, a;as A. ".
Freight Trains, south, 2;2O Z. N.
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THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

knoun world-~idc for the many healing virtues u
IT, waters, arr heated Immediately on tho line
this Errat pleasure r"ute, white many oIhefr, ef
equal merit, lie Within = short distance and EASY
seccs. Of by regular lines Il ar-t-class Coa.eri
Coaches
ny examining our map and time tahic. y.u wiii
Ind the sio~t desirable rous Ias-enrrr. have
the rrivilee of stopping At any II the Springs lie
the mountains of Virginia, aud rrrumins their
Journey ~ pleasure. No other line can oner ihr-.
indacenenis Our rcasl-l--d L. art-clsss In every
particular.
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TUE
r e M I N G TON
SEWING MACHINE.
First Premium, September :, 1876,
at Bourbon County, N.Y., Fair.
What the Awarding Com
mittee and the PEG.
have 10 say.
To " hsm % may concern.
The reason Why the undcrsigncd awarded to the
Remington sewing Machine the premium over all
oth.fs, va. II ~ws veil any other, l. niure
simple, and runs lighter than other machines.
p DIILAKE, G.. v HIGGINS,
l.. AMENDE, H. N. ABAIH,
Awarding Committee.

Awarding Conimittec.
The Hove. Singer. Mhecler A Wilson aud Rem.
ingion the competitors for the ai-ive-nan,ed
premium, and the Committee were unanimous IN
hvor Of the Remington.
Any person wishing TO purchase new Sowing
Machine should not buy hastily, and Afterwards ~
gTet that tsey had failsl 10 the light-runniRg
Remington II T. the latest invention, and comes
noAFer p-risciion than any thing ofits lind that
has ever been offered 10 the puhic. Fay no atten-
tion To anything that agents may say b. you, who
are interested Ia the salss OF other machines Pull
satisfaction l. guaranteed IN every Instance, OF the
moDey will he refunded 10 tie purrha-cr. Other
mar hlnes taken a. part pay. Mainline sid on en-
~ payments; monthly, " desired. Pcr-lns at q
distance viii find u 10 their advantage 10 send for
oirculaT- aud get our leieral terms of exchange.
send full description Of ma hine that you wish 10
exchange.
The Remington T. the oNIr Machine that Is rec.
commended by the EXECUTIVE CoNnIrrtk - NsS-
rVCKY AND rESNESshE STAIN GKANGEs. send
fur cirVulAI and SPECIAL IKgNs 10 CAsu bvNKKs,
also Catalogue OF the eel-braied llasr Rakar Cut
Paper Patterns ior Ladies, Childrrs, Miss ani
Bovs Clothing. They the l-st aud u,s~i ecu
nomicnl Patterns maie larsc illustrated Catalogue
mailed tEeS 10 any address
J. CLAGN A Co., Gen1Ag'ts,
iSj ith st., Louisville, Ky,
OF I'D Churrh st., Nashville, Tenn.
J. q. BROUGHTON,
Agent Coz Boyle County, at DAnville, KY.
N. II. HUGHES,
A'gi hor Ilncoln a=d Garrard Cos al stanford
ari-u
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1r has been said that woman with
a hazel eye never elopcs from her hus-
band, never chats scandal, never sac
rifces her husbands comfort for her
own, and never forgcts that he has
his fight to make with the world, and
that she owes him at least kindness
and evenness Of temper. Give US the
girl with hazel eyes.
TRAINS.
Passenger Trains, North, $50 An
Passenger Trains SOUTH a.13 \. VI.
Freight Traius, North, aD A. NJ
Freight Trains, SOuth, 2;2O 7. NJ
NAILS.
Son,ers.t Mail els>es 6a0 \. ~, opcns 600 T.. NJ.
Louisville Mail clo~ss 40 A. NJ, opens too M.
Richn'ond aud Livingston Mail closes JOo Y. NJ,
opens scr \. ".
CRuRCu DIRECTORY.
CHRISTIAN. services every sabbath. Preach
ing by Elder y. hallou, LIST, Srd and tth a. " n W.
SUNDAY schsol meets al . 4. ". Joseph severance,
Superintendent.
BAPTIsT-Rs,gular Services 2nd and 9TH sab
baths, at n 4. VI. Rev. W. W. Harris, Pastor
SUNDAY school, At .. u. ERarrcw, Superintendent.
METuODIsr-Eev q. e. Oyer-ircci, Pasiar
Preaching every sabbath, morning aud night
sunday schoci. ats. I.c Conier, Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN, NORTH Rev. : :. McRob-
sris prvaehe- 2nd and 9TH ssblaths, -, ~ A. VI.
PRESBYTERIAN. souTu.-Rey. W. Crw
breaches tst aud ard Sahiaths, morning aud night
sunday School, st9. n. n. Tevis, Superintendent.
Court pIREtToRY.
CIRCuIT.-Third Monday In April aud Oct"ter
N. n. Owsley. JudRe; tieorge benny, Jr., Common
wealths Attorney; u. n. Edmiston, Clerk.
COUNTY. -Fiist Monday, each month. J. A.
Lytle, judge John Blain, Clerk fontaine fox
Bobhitt. Attorney.
PuIICE-I n. Dennis, Judge; John Dudtierar.
Marshal civil esss tried at saturday, each aonlh
QUARTERLY .-sccond Monday in March June,
september a.d pecemler. J. A. Lytle, Judge
COUNTY OFFICERS A. NJ. Ireland, sheriff.
J. H. Carter, Assessor; J. N. Hiatt, Coroner; J. ~.
PHILIPS, Common school Commissioner, W. H. ~.
iocker, county treasurer.
STANFORD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BAKERY.
Bruce House.
u,pnw,pr
"Ahp C, amfi A MILL,
>~.'''' :, -,
PHYSICIANS.
~ =. y; Ir"ehesr,,
BI.ACKsMITHs.
n V, a''o,a.
NEWSPAPERS
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HATS, CARS, &c.
n n Teyls.
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LIVERY STABLES.
-. -. : :. ------
MERCHANT TAlLOlls.
=. y. Maihehy.
,.n,.,, s.r-,n,-.
Anderson a MeRol-rt.
-, ----.....- -, $50 -
Nboin ino uhNi f'hNiShiN" "oopS'
y. " leNis. "
t,nTrIs
NJ. u,,.I
GRIsr MILLS.
''H2 :;!;,.s, r.-,,. e.,,.-.
DENTISTS
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CENTEN NAL (!
hesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad I!

The orest Pleasure Route 10 Washing
ton. Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, New
York, Boston, and all Eastern
and southeastern Points.
rAs.rnerrs VIA Contemplate visiting the Centen-
nial should purcha-e tickets via this route, and
visit the hmous Watering I'ace. In the mountain.
u Virginia
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DURING THE CENTENNIAL

Exhibition Al Philadelphia this line viii sill Ia.
eursion tickets at greatly rclaerd rates.
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amer over Forty Years trial " Is still rccrivins
the most unqualified Testimonials ~ ite virtues
frn pcrs q the highest character aud re-pcn.i-
hility. Eminent ply sicians comcnd " a. the
most
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AsE ruE TI,KEIs VA
Louisville & the Short Line !

The only Line running throagh cars 10 Eastern
Citic. For sale At all the Ticket Ofhc.s la the
south aud s,uthcast.
3. 8. PARKER. JOHN MAC LEOD.
q. y y. Asr. tonisNills. Ny, Senl supt.
, 1876-12-03
THE GOOD SAMARlTANS;

The Good Samaritan course Of lectures and
concerts for the SEASON OF 1851 will open Win
readings by Mrs. Laura E. Dainty, at the Union
Park Congregational Church. On Tuesday even
inc. Dec. l9. The success which attended the
series of concerts given BY the Society III
the spring has encouraged it to behcFe
that the public will as literally support
the nreseut effort. III view Of the talent ST.
fured. and as q means whereby good Work
can be ef1ectually assisted, the Society hopes to
secure large share Of the public patronage.
Tie nrocccds OF these entertainments, ASIDE
from the regular provisions 1or the hone
Will be devoted to s;oh the estapl'snwSns % new
Of Of the anusua! distress the coming winter viii
Iring, the Society desires to open in - Janqary Mi
i, far fnc benefit Of the poor Of the city. The
entertainments will be sevcrally given at
Plymouth and Union fark u,f EongTS'n. TTs CON-
Churches *;, ana hc Mcd1r d;pected by Mr. Arthur
+ GeFts creswold, M,sl o' who '' 50 ably conducted
tn the series Of concerts given by the Society
in the spring. and the Crystal Garden concerts It's
given at the Exposition Building iater ntal III tni
talent selected for the several occasions may d.
numbered Mrs Emily Thurston, Mr.. Q; L. Foy'
Mrs. Watrous, Miss de Pflgronl, MISS hln1i1e f.
Curtis. Miss Lizzie Foresman, Alr. Alfred Wilsle,
Mr.. Dexter Mr Edward Schultz habhen Mr and
Lewis and the Oriental and Baney QuarffS;ttes f;tao
Pr,f r. Zcig1rld, President Of the CnlcaS0
Mnsss eoncers Of % tiis College Tor the benefit 9i
the Society. The list of speakers VII lnc1ude ~
the the Hon. Leonard swett on "Abral1am ; = LIN, LIN
eolnm the Rev T: Snndsfand = Emepy eq
4i' starIs mrs. on sReform il Kcvolution;',, the
Rev Robert Collyef Yorkshirs and Charlotte aaae
Brontc;' Prof. Elias Colbert, "A a.! walls among
the Stars p the Rev: Q: H.. Tiffany On "A
Country and lts..Lcssons"