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FoR SALE Ar A BARGAIS.-A second
hand Iiearse in good repair, suitable for
heavy roads ran he bought for one-four,h
iis original cost My object In selling l.
because my trade demands lighter Hearse
Of more expensive style.
u. II. wEARrS, stanford, Ky.
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Wr,RTN n EvASs received this week
another car load of the celebrated Fish
Broiher Wagons N, 6,a Wogoa on VAeeis,)
every wagon warranted for IL months.
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Tnr Guards on duty last Saturday night
had one advantage a, least They got the
full benefit Of the CIRCULATION of Venus.
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BIS McRahERrs l. wanted worse in this
county now than any body else. lie Is
charged with various crimes, snch a. mnr.
der, stealing, DC. II all comes from keep
ing had company.
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OrH readers will please excuse our lack Of
editorial this week. We have heen on dn.
~ As guard several days and nights and are
a little out Of trim. Then, too, Emmei,
Logan is with u, and sam Gainer, Of the
iIopkinsyille NeT Efu, can tell how that Is.
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irs an advantage In he bald headed
sometime-. 4 gentleman who vas not &c
quaiuted with him stood guard the other
night for Steve Myers rather than wake mp
the old bald headed fellow
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Tar REVIVAL AT CANPHELIsyILLE.--
The Lord is doing wonders for the people
ofTaylor county and is blessing 10 the ful.
lest extent the labors Of his servant Rev.
Geo. q. Barnes Two hundred and eight
souls have. to Wednesday night, been mar.
hailed on the side Of the Lord, among
them, numbers Of the best citizens Of tho
county. IL looks as II the four hundred
we're almost in sight Mr.. Barnes and
Mlss MAxls sns 10th la hns health =
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J. u. CARrrSrFR, 81 Middleburg, saws
CLEO" !. mistaken. there Is no prospect Of
his being sent To Castle Chrisierson." We
can not give space To Mr.. c. invectives.
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Dn. J. q. CARrENrER and Miss Lila H.,
daughter of Mr., J. :. Fish, of Crab Or
chari, we're to have been married last
night ia that town. Particulars next week.
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\. \. WARRrN a. agent here Tor the
Singer. the he-t Sewing Machine made
samples On hand ~ the y. u.
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MISCELLANEOUS
PIANOS & ORGANS.

TEAtuERs. and rfivatr rauiss wantins TO-
hoy ~ rent PIANOS o. ORGANs. and Who
SAINT tho host aud most reliable Instruments on
the hot teims rddrs-s o ~ BALDWIN 4 60,
rs MEu ARA 81. CiSciSNAri. ONO, ~ ~ an
ST., InrfgvftTV XIV un-H
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Town Residence For Sale.

We ohcr ~ private sale dcsirs'le residence. IN
stanfor,i. containing seven reoms. the south
side ~ Main Sweet, near the pfeshytcfiau rhurh,
on ONE ACRE Iu1, Ont hou@s, insluding
large stable, all complete. The house ias Just tern
newly painted and rapered. An excclleui wcii Nv
the yard We will sell very lr~ aud ~ fftsonl-
HE terms Address iot particulars,
PENDLETON q HOOKER,
2l9-am Stanford Ky.
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IOCtL VIEWS.

Wr,HrS ~ EVANS ell good two horse
wagon With he'd aud brake, for S7o.
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DE 20. Young, Of Liberty. a brother
ofEnsign Lncien Young, vas in to~n this
NrIl
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ErV. J. T. B,R>rs will preach NJ the
Methodist church next SUNDAY 1T u o'cl'k.
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hctt Npdl Jnsiice h1s been father SLOW
in his case, bar Il has come at lat AMI out.
side ~ his immediate circle IT friends
there will I've hut little sympathy felt Tor
him. There are three more cases sgainsi
him. one inr malicious shooting and t,u
Tor cattle stealing. hut the Commonwealth
has lei mp on him for the present Verify,
the transgrrssor has hard read TO travel.
DrRINo the excitement Of the past few
days. incident to the arrest and trial of the
accused parties from Crab Orchard, our
town has presented lively appearance.
Many people have visited town to learn
the news, and, in consequence, our mer.
chant. have had a good trade. Al any
rate, from the numbers who have visited
the store of Hayden Bros. to examine and
buy Winter goods, we infer tina, a thriving
business has been done. But for repeated
renewal. II their stock, this firm would
he almost out Of goods now
frRE!-The house belonging to the Cur.
tis heirs, and occupied by Amanda Owens
and several other families Of colored peo-
pie, was discovered on fire Tuesday, and
in few minutes the whole Of the build
ing, which was a wooden one, was in flames.
The fire eStingni.hers we're brought to the
ground at once. snd the citizens ~ mase
turned out to save the other buildings in
the block. Il was soon seen that the old
brick house adjoining, belonging to squire
Murphy, could not Be saved and IT was de.
serted 90 protect the residence Of Mr.. Jos.
Severance, the next in the row. Hundreds
Of men with buckets, hesides those who
worked the eNtinguishers, commenced del |
uging the house with water. They fought
against heavy odds, hut they did it in
and the house was saved. There |
l. hardly man in town and for several
miles in the country that does no, deserve
especial mention, but We desire in behalf
Of the citizens to thank for their faithful |
worn, especially, Mack Bruce, Will Higgins,
John W Bright, Jr., Stewart Myers, viii
Baughman, u. u. Carson, and many 9TH
err. The colored troops, too, deserve great
praise, for they did indeed fight nobly. Old
AUNT Katy Major, colored woman OF
sixty years, worked from the beginning
ts the end of the fire with such desperate
determination that some one remarked that
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ARRESTED ron MuRpFR.-Hirnm u. Hi
at, was arrested here last Saturday on an or.
derfrom Judge Geo. Mcclure, Of Rockcsstle,
and taken ihither by Constable Bobbiii and
. pose Of ~ mer. The charge against him
l. the killing ola man named England sew
sral wears ago when he Hiatt WI. only
sixteen wears old. II seems that the Court
nj Mt Vernon did not think that the
charge II willful murder coui he sns-
tanned and the Commonwealth not being
ready to try the case, Hiatt, through his
attorneys. J W. ,lcorn and Col.w.G. WEIGH.
waived the examining trial aud the Court
put the hail at $i,Ooo, winch Hiatt prompt.
" gave, aud was released. Mr.. Hiatt asks
n. to thank the guard and especially the
the officers of Rockcastle county for the
kindness and respect Shown him while in
ihei' charge.
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Ladies' Fancy Goods,

m oi The aosi Fashionable 81 les, aud Ola quality
10 nleet the wants Oi the oOmHunity,
iall, soiiets an early call.
mn MANruA MAKING DEPARTMENT
Will 10 condurled ~ Mrs. MYERS and Aiis.
blbDkkAk, shass taste and .kill u sell-knssa
~ the usis.
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TWENTY-FIVE yeass ago suit Of ready
made clothe. va. not to he bought, except
those 81 = very inferior grade. The husi-
ness has grown into immense proportions
nov, and Won can, at n drst-clsss retail
store, such rs our enterprising neighbors,
the HAYDEN Brcthers keep, purchase full
suit, A. elegant in material and excellent in
make ~ the best merchant tailor could fur
nish you. More than that, Won can get the
suit at 20 per cent. less than You can from
a regular tsilor Their stock Is immense.
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A NO. IFARM FOR SALE.

Having determined ta move West. | oder my
Farm, containing ElGHTl-TWO ACRES, lying
on the Hanging Fork, in Lincoln county. shout .
miles from stanford and miles from Dansile. and
one aud a half miles from the pike. Good Cottage
Dwelling and cistern, q gond young Orchar u se-
lect fruit we'll watered A. am determined 10
ell. I viii give . bargsln In the ale
JAS. G. BRYANT.
elq-tf stanford, Lincoln Co, Ky.
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W. are requested by Mr.. W. :. Mver- to
say for the benefit NJ those who have heard
that he i'in jail, that he l. not now. never
has been, and hopes that he never will he
confined in ahy prison. II they could
have seen the way he worked At the Ere
the other day, they wouldn't have thought
him much ~ jail biri
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Mn. EWNrtt g. looAv, II the copfi-,-
Jou-poi, one II the re- desi anil .riciest
writer's IN the State. and wiihal the best
fellow imaginable. i here hi. week 10 sre.
cially report the ironhle- that now disturb
the county. lIis coming IL the only good
thing ronnected with the excitement.
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SOARING THIN DRIVE heard the 9TH
er night Of a novel way an old man with
seven daughters has Of soaring of beaus
whom he had rather no, have as prospect.
i've sons.in.law. About the time they set
lie down into the bliss II the presence Of
the fair ones he goes in with lot apples
aud hands them around using the lower
front part of his shirt As an apron to carry
them. lie saws this act- Ike a charm,
the how. being charm,d into never calling
again.
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y. V. IIoLur~ was arrested Monday
evening on warrant charging him with
the theft of buggy robe from Dr. J. q.
Carpenter, " the value Of 49,. lie was
brought here aud hep, under guard till the
next day, when h waived an examination
As the Court. were busy, aud gave bsl in
the sum Of $50. Mr. Holmes admits that
he took the robe in the presence Of mum
Der Of people, bn, says he did so with no
criminal intent and intended 20 return II.
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Mfdital.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

/, join HASNAS, being Blacksmith by trade,
had often felt the want Of some means whereby
could soften Iron at the forge, so that could
work it at a better advantage. This induced me to
make many experiments with different substances
which offered the best prospects Of success. 1t was
on one 0. these occasions that discovered the won
derful effects of Electro Silicon upon the HUMAN
SYSTEM.
had defect in three Of ny fingers, which we're
bent or shut up in my hand in such manner by
the CONTRACTION or TnE CHORDS, that they were
very troublesome TO me in my daily ayocat!on. l
could not handle my tools az wished, and often
thought that would have them cut of to get them
cut Of the way. had used everything that offered
any hope of relief, but all to no effect. Well say,
was working with Electro Silicon at the forge, and
of course could not prevent its coming in contact
with my hands.
took rotice o: the effect It had produced. IN
srasped it with my crooked hand. and much to my
surprise found my crooked fingers Strengthened
out, and had as much use Of them as ever. could
hardly believe my eyes. / showed my hand to my
wife and family, and 4 general rejoicing was the
result.
The question now was. what had produced this
wonderful effect every act was recalled, and after
long and careful investigation, at last madsu
pirif holt
ELECTRO SILICON. Ny next step was to discov-
er some means by which could combine this won
derful substance that every body could use it.
made diligcnt search through every book that
thought would throw any light upon the subject,
and at last in very old medical book, found
way by which Icoud do IT, The result was perfectly
satisfactory, and was able to make lnimsnt, the
like the world has never before. | now began
to look about for to try the effect of it on
others.
had neighbor living about mile from my
shop who had lame knee, caused by the chords
being contracted by rheumatism. I sent him
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use it thoroughly. lie did SO, and at the end Of
three months he was abba to throw aside his cane
and walk to my shop apparently as well as ever.
1t had worked Just as it did in my disappointing
perfect cure. | gave it to other Of my nei .hbors
and friends (ior miles around) who were suffering
from swelled limbs, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Stiff
Joints, Burns, &c, all Of which it cured without
any trouble. Finding that the Electro Silicon Lini-
ment would penetrate the skin of man further than
any other substance It occurred to me that it must
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Of the very best applications in all external dis
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE
WEDNESDAY. March

Your Committee report that we do not deem Il ex
peuIeht 10 pay over hive and halt cents for prime
butchers hi-es; five cents Tor tsuners bid,s of
prime quality, and tour cents and under for bulls
slsgs aud damaged. That 1t is not expedient 10
pay over eleven cents for trimmed veal skins
weighing under y pounds each untrimmsd I'M
ueI - pouhds each. nine Gems. those wei CHM.
rom - 10 ~ pounds each, seven cents. and those
S,eiSnlhs over ~ pounds each, the zane price Of
hides grubbv and die alone kips % To ~ cents
zach. We also suggest buy ing dairy skins on Sc
iretlOn' at the following rates For number one
neg ron cuts, 10 cents each number two's 70
oeht' each, ana number three grade 10 cents each
subject TO market changes
On motion OF L. I. llolbrook the report
oil the COMMITTEE was unanimously adopted.
The meeting then adjourned to | 30 in
the afternoon.
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PERSEVERE
In the use Of this remedy until cured. 1t contains
tho great healing elements of plants in their
essential form as obtained by distillstion.

Catarrh in its extent and destructive force. stands
next TO Consumption and closely allied TO IL; for
in certain constitutions the transition from one to
the )ther il only question Of time. IL Is therefore
a singular thing that those afflicted with IT should
not make it the object OF their lives to nd them
selves OF il. Asn-le bottle of any remedy cannot,
in the chronic stage effect nor even bring the
system under It's influence July. In many such
cases the bones and Cart age OF the nose are eaten
away, the organs Of hearing, Of seeing and OF tast
ing so affected as to be rendered useless, the uvula
SO ons ated and iniamed as TO produce . constant
and distressing cough. The return to health must
OF necessity be slow, under the most favorable cir
cumstances, when so seriously afdcted; but as the
evidence Of its great value daily comes to hand, We
become more and more satisfied that there does not
exist a ca 9 Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
uIcious and persistent use OF SAHroRps RADICAL
CURE FOR CA1ARRH. The relief in every case OBJ
tanned from the frst dose is an indication Of what
will hen the system is brought constitutonally
under its influence.
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ing the under side of his outstretched right
arm with the strigil. or scraper, used in the
bath. From this action, the statue has its
title of Apo1yomenos, or "scraper." Owing
to mistaken translation of passage in
Pliny, the modern sculptor who restored
the missing right hand placed in the fingers
a die-an unfortunate blunder, since it in
terferes with the unity of the idea, and
seems to express q two fold action, as if
while in the act of scraping his arm he
were also challenging comrade to game
of dice. In the sharp contours. well defined
muscles, and spareness of form, the statue
shows the characteristics of bronze. The
height is imposing this effect being produced
by reducing the size of the head and max
ing the body more slender. 1t is so finely
modelled, however, that We are unconscious
of any disproportion. In this variance from
the true human proportions the artist, like
the one who designed the curves of the Par
thenon, made an optical illusion serve his
purpose. The statue is picture of youth
full beauty. Resting on the left foot, the
right is just lifted for the successive step,
and we seem to see the elastic swaying OF
the form, How powerful are the muscles
of the legs What sinewy strength is hid
den beneath the slender eXterior-how east
ly the breath comes and goes in the broad
breast! How unstudied, yet inimitable is
tine position of the arms: with what free
dom the head rises from the leve, shoulders;
how beautiful the lines of the contour.
flowing like waves; how compact, yet how
symmetrical the form-how 1.-THE, yet how
stslwart What modest manliness dwells
in the honest features; what good nature yet
what hidden fire CLEANS in tie clear eye
1t is not a portrait-statue-the features
are too general for that /; nor is the head
Intellectual; but tine spiritual expression is
difused over the body. Thus the head is
made to give up share of its prerogatiye
and lend to muscle and sinew the subtle
element which envelops Greek statue with
inviOlable dignity. Here is the expression
of the law of limitation, in which consists
the mastery of Greek art and the secret OF
Its eternal charm. The statue is but a
copy. Ii embOdies no abstract idea, yet 1t
may be to US the symbol of Greek life,
transporting US by its serene satisfaction in
the present untroubled by any yearnings
after the infinite, 10 that reign Of cloudless
skies and clear sunshine where dwelt the
light-hearted children Of Zeus, and ex
pressing TO US the Greek conception OF the
divinity of man.
The lecture took its hearers for the most
part into new field, as yet hardly touched
upon in the course of these lectures. twas
full ofiresh and interesting information. 1t
helped to carry on and complete the picture
Of Greek lie drawn by Prof. Torrey in his
lecture OH the Partbenon. And it was
listened to with close and gratifed atten-
ton.
One more lecture, by President Buckham,
on Line Engraving, will complete the course.
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Gaia RRH.

From Geo. W. shattuck, Esq, Late Foreign Entry
CLERK. Bosto. Custom House.
Gutltm.n,-I have been troubled with Cstarrh
for several yeas but by the use Of your remedy it
has been greatly relieved. This summer ! have
been entirely Tree from 1t. make use OF It in my
family for colds in the head and find It an enecfusl
remedy. lean confidently recommend II to al. who
are similarly afflicted. Truly truly you're.
Oct. a6, 1874 GEO. W. SHATTUCK.
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In all affections Of the
chest md Lungs.
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CHRONIC PLEURIsY CURED.

MEssRs. WEEKS 4 POTTER;
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gents Partisan diamond pin. The above articles
sent post paid, for 80 CTS. have been retaie'l
for IS % Bankrupt stock and must be sold FOLD
Milton told Watches $40 each. for speculative pur-
poses, good tuners. equal in appearance To 5 400
genuine gold. "nis reputation for honesty lar
dealing and liberalitv is unsqualed by any adNer-
tiser In this city ."-New York Day BOOK. Dee. 10,
1875. Postage stamps taken ~ Cssh.-Fhi3, 'd&w4w
y. BTOCKMAN, n Bond st., New York.
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CATARRH.

Helped Her the Most Of any Medicine She Ever
Used.
Sus.- Enclosed please find three dollars. for
which send me three bottles OF SAnF0RD'S hADl-
CAL CURE FOR cATARRH The last helped
me the most OF any medicine ever used.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. LORA y. CHASE,
july :, 1879. Hsrdwich, Mass.
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EST Milton Gold
Jewolry Combination
out. Consisting of ole
giant atch chain, Ia
dies handsome brooch
and ear drops, pair
elegant gold stone
sleeve buttons, set
spiral studs, collar
button. heavy plain
wedding ring, and