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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-02-01
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". WAt.cMAN. M. ID.

oFFICE--In Ke-r's block, mp stairs. FIST
door TO the right.
tlffic- hours nom o'c ock NJ iii
O'Clock = II when not otherwis- ens sgtd q
VIII alien calls AT gIy Zine IN Iov or
country Eye aud ear aud aii chronic dls-
eases a specially. S'
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, ,Ery-
sipelas Rose or St. An
thony's Fire, EiuptiOns
and Eruptive diseases
of the skin, Ulcerations
of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys, Lungs, Pim-
| piles, Pustules, Boils,
] Blotches, Tumors, Tet-
fer Salt Rhenm. Scald
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r. w. FIRMIN,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

OFFICE On Main Street, over Baker &
Stacknouse's Shoe Store.
RESIDENCE-On East Hardin Street, 4th
door East of PresbvI rian Church.
VIII respond promp ly to calls In socn
and country al ali hours, and when not 9th
erxise professionally engaged, will be found
ai Iha Office for consultation between the
hours of a. NJ aud . 2 NJ 10
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II. BALL ARD,
40 ANN SIT knN

tFFlCE-ssl% Main street, entrance LIST stairs
North o. & Hall q Co.'S CoDit ctionery.
RESIDENCE-southM Main Street, lst house
Norm OF furniture rooms:
Will respond promptly 10 calls At all hours
When not otherwise engaged can be CON
sniteti at ms Office between the hours OF
and ? p. NJ. 1851
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H. asHIEER.

,URVEYOR Ofiice in first block South OF
- Court House Atten ion given 10 retractng
tbe lines OF old surveys lsyiCg out. parting
of, and dividing up lands,leveliug fol prcnie'
of roads and bitches.
March 10 1876 6m
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CHURCHES.

Methodist EOi i-copai-R-v. Parker z Pope.
6csiyieTtda fey x X Sutherland.
Lathsran-Re e =. Sprech-r.
CongregsltioadL- Rev. - r. Davies
Ecda0elicat Charch-Rev- Heusel
United RreiIsren-Re. 7. ID. lngle-
GerR1a RefTai Rev A Ronetzka.
Church Of Ggd Rev J. V. Upiyke.
fyeTnaan Lu,herG7-Rev. VI Buerkle.
81, Michoefs dtI.0ltc LhIGrch-J Il. Young
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rroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
A LAW, Findlay. Ohio once in Head
ou- rfers Buildiug, North east of Couri
House. Will atteud promptly 'o business
entrusted to hi care. April ., 1877
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D. a.. CtkM Err.
lL,nN nENTIST


-
ONCE ov- r A. G. Cummius Grocery store
one door Nor u of DIR Detwiler's OLD ofice
Wesi Side of North Main Street, Flndlay, u
April IA, 1876 GIN
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L.. Il. DUNN,
r. M IntNNSOy,

ATroRNEY Ar LAW.
Offica in New Bank Building, West side OF
an,u street. No 69 (Nov. 2-tft
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GILMuRE6 q u. Successors 10 LHIPMA-
| Ho- Ek d Go., Soilci,OIs. P,ienIs y ocuf
T., all c. uuIrisN. No FEES IN ADvASCE. y
.-haIg- Unless The patent is granted No fr'
iur maEIns preliminary EXAMINATIONS. -
! 'tddIIiO-.a. ices 10 Obtaining and conduciiB
| "a rs-f.earing prcial attention givrlt To- IL
rrfrrenc" Cz>e> bel re the Patent Office. EA
tensions heiOre i'ongrcss Infringement SUR
Ia diff tui STATES. and alt liIlgA ion Rppe'
tRIninS iO Inventions ar 'atents SESDSTAMI
To GILMORE 40 Fob PHAMPHLET OF SIXIN
PAGES
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last Repnrt OF the Commissioners O
he General Laud 'tffice shows2S & $50 acTes
Of Bounty Land WarIaa T. gu 'sfaudIng Thes'
were issued under c. of lS55 and prior sct-
GILMOhE e. co. pay cash for IheEl. Senu
by register d letter. where Assignments or'
imperfect We give instructions to periec'
them
United States General Land Office.
Conteste,. IIsnd CaAes prosecuted before thu
United states General Land Office and DE
aims MINING and PRE- EMP ION Claim
and HOMESTEAD Cases attended TO.
Arrears OF Pay and Bounty.
OFFICERS. SOLDIERS. ano SAILORS of Ih'
late war or their heirs. are in many case
entitled to money from the Government Of
which they have no kDouledge. Write full
history of service and STALE amount of pay
and bounty received. Enclose stamp to GIL
MORE q CO., and full reply, after examin-
alton. will be given you free.
Pensions.
All OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, and SAILORS
wounded, or Injured in the late war. however
slightly. can obtain a pension by addressint
GILMORE CO.
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE & co. be
| fore the Supreme Courts of the United state
the Court of Claims and the Southern Claims
Commission.
Each department of our business Is con
ducie in sepal ate bureau, under the charg'
| nj the same experienced parties employee
| 10y the Old firm Prompt attention to al.
business entrusted 10 GILMORE q ca. i,
thus secured We desire TO win success by
deserving il.
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Terms OF subscription: /:
gifp and County Qirsff0rg'

,,iva,zns Departure Of Mails at TN
Sinoiay POST Office.
DeFzF,TUzH.
,,,,,y gr,freh L. o i Z RR., Gl5 =. m
L,E.8s, RR. sOi@g !soaLh' .I;to "a
ARRIVAL.
,,,cey Rranch c. >. & RR-, $40 y. NJ.
~ a a. Rh. going south. il:l0 a, IN
Nor h, 3.Zs p In.
DEPARTURE
q, t4r~a. P,rtGye MeaJea and Botyltngo' ~ =,
rI-.tt.. rnars1ay aud 5stardAs a Ie<.,Ht % ~
~ IN taci.1 4. ef0acsto0n dnd EaGs"g N"''''' .
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and saturday, Al . IN; ,-,-.,-,. and (;iL-
NIX Ridge OftfDI no tnoke. heens"e e, :, o'''0
l,o1- ru-Sdav AID trid4y, al a. ~ r.t,sv st
Benton Ridge. .iS1n,sg ana fsn''e'O''
We cc,ms aadPsrf age Cea'e' Daily a. p III
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DIR, q. 50. & aLLO ~ Az,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

OFFICE Over John Ruthraufi's Hardware
store.
RESIDENCE-Main Cross street, 3rd house
East OF Head Quarters
VIII attend 10 ali calls in town or country.
Can b. found at hts office. except when rro-
ies,ionally engaged from Z A NJ. until ~
p. NJ. z ~
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DRs. TRtrCil q ROCKETS

PHYSICIAN and SURGE IN ONCE NJ
stairs I'm Davis opera House Block tlhd
law tDnia 81 iy
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OR. .RNER e.. DAVIS

nqY5IcIAS AND URIEDN, Mt Blanch
ard. Dnio, All ca Is promptly attended,
10 Gil.
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COUNTY OFFICERS

cousTY OFFICERS
fs,aana,a ggeas Jddge JainSh PiiIars.
-..osIf,r sys-Bfge :. Gosh her-
fs.rx VI C-yUrLs --cs'i y. freois.
r5caurer Peter HOsleE.
Eseoorder-Paai keneTer.
J.r,, tfe yafyc samGr: B. Huffman.
,heriG-P1rlee g. TIlicE.
f,r,.e-uttag IftorHey -deury ETosh-
ss,rsaes - r. Cine, o.
-, ..,-,,,s.igaers- Ross W. foDTC, Jon 10
H..nop aaI John r-dsiEstna- a.,
aTrg ,trecf9oS-cain % II ayri. H. M
Watson ana J. z. iSDsnunP-
TaGr,a1TH Observation-Disclosures l. henIy
Ych .tEL taiSeTS-W. Pau, X Il oa'h
.rlaud. aud .iorIias 5ariz-
TOWNSHIP OFFtC ERS.
r-ssses-SamueI Howard. JOAN Larkih'
and Jou CnaInberiin-
Clerk Henry II Louihan.
Ired,Urcr-E z ugh ksEssl- 49,.
Tax,sces ID u Beandsiey and o. A baiiAru
cJast0j5ss joel Aarkle ana j. u d. ~
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A TFoRNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW.
A aud Notary Pchiic- Will sttend promptly
"a All business entrusted to his are. Pariicu-
iaratisntion given Collections. partitioning
~ Lands and nusine~ S in Probate Court
once on Main street, In Rossman's Block,
.iearly Opposite the Court House. lMay7.
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TOWNSHIP OFFICERS,
aosoucH OFFICE RS.

60AOU SH OFFICEHS'
usgor-JacOo Carr
gssJE john 4. Aeeks-
Treasarey-I. ID. 3ours.
HtTSh ti-Jamrs WILSON
s,ticaOr-J SnleS A. Bope,
p,uncif-E Palmer. 4. P.Carlin. John Parker
:. n. HoupI. A Brown and r. W. firnln
f.arf al aggoUelaeHts-3ac 3acoD carr. r. I
Jones ald J. A Bope-
Isso,ese,-g Dfyecfor3Charles y Hail.
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HENRY BROW

/. rroRSEY ATLAw. 0face upsi airs, frs
a Door Sonih oI Court Ho So; Fiudlsy o.
November "a, ls7+u.
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L. 7. DUNN.
90 .Ia H.-,si,o.a &c rb

IL is not the business of the State TO
make any tiiade against this man. Ii
would have been a delight on the
part of the State, if at this stage of the
proceedings it could say that it believ
ed him to be innocent. We want 70
do as the facts justify US in doing. We
shall certainly be satisfied if the yer
dict given is innocent for the verdict
Is yours. want You to look at the
testimony in such a light that if the
evidence warrants it yOu can give u
verdict against him know you are
men that can do this; m-n of detrrm
alton l dou't mesu u impnte auyhr
against this mao before the day Of the
homicide. We know nothing of his
previous character. We milht add
that he was q good soldier but that has
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-02-01
THE
NATIONAL DISEASE
Is II GIRARLE,

1'hO-E who have saii-rtsi I'm: the VI, r ,su
i and complicated fnITnS q! dI>e.IS- aSSmtt
by t'stslrh, and have IrI,d nlany phS .ic'au
ard Teuedie without Te IIef Or Cnre awaI
The answer To inis question with cOn~ifer
able anX ETY.. and well they Inay: sur n,
dis are nat can b. mentioned j. 50 uniysr.
saily prevalent ard 50 destructive TO hesitl
as Csialrn. Bronchitis Asihu"a Cough- az
serious aud frequently fatal e1lectioEs of tit
lungS follow, IN many cases a case % sinpl,
but neglected Catarrh. UiheT sympathetic
aH ciloDs. such as deafness, Impaired eye
sight and ioS7 OF sense OF smell. may DE re
feTIed To as minor bat nevertheless seriOus
rtsu Is OF neglected JatsrrI, but enough II
Themselves, but Is nothing compared wit
the dangerous affections OF the throat enG
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HOaEDPA cHI; PHYSICIA rs ana Sur
III g-ous. Fin lay. ohio (Successors to
DeJgiIer 4 rriJebj We viii be pleased 10
see sny or all of The patrons Of the late DIR.
DeiMiler.
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JIM Is a. Bore
IaC0a 8URKEr.

A rTJRNEY AT Law,
once over W. L DAVIS 4 Cos Store. Main
street, Findlav Ohio. April IA IL
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1T CAN BE CURED.


Il = can be curei. There l. no doubt about ii
i The immedilie relief affo, ded by SAN
TORD'S RAD CAL CURE FOR CaTAREH is Du
"A slight eVidei ce OF Whai may follow a per
SISieIt CSe OF this remedy The hard .ircrusi
ed mater that hiss lodged in the nasal pass
ages H. removed vi h a lew applications
the liberation and inflammation Subdued anC
healed. the entire m-mbranOus lin:ugS o
the head are ciranSed and purified. TnnSti.
tutIonsliy irs action Is that o a TOwPTfu
purify ing agent, destroying in i;s cour-
ihrI.ugh the system the acid poison the des
tructiye agent IN csiarri al disease.
Each package cOuIal's SaDiJr,l'S Improved
Inhaling Iube with iuIl directions Tor u.
in all cases Price 81 20 per package. Fol
sale by all wholesale and Retail Bruggist'
throughout the United States. WEEKS &
POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists, Boston.
Sold by W. II Haven. Findiay, ohio.
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d. T.DAvIs. Nv. DAVIS n. L. DErwILEI
DAVIS. DETW!IER a. CO.

UAVIS, Uc WsGEN @ CO.
ar HOLE-ALE AND RET ALL GRUCE s.
w and Dealers IN Flour, Provision, W ood-
en- viii ow and stone Ware, Confectionery,
81 Iuits. aud a siensral Variety Goods at w hole
ale at Clrveland aud Toledo prices Nos Il
and q Main street.
May s ,16-M
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". II. WHITLEY,

said in effect: Gentlemen Of the Jury
ro,, have for nearly week been work
;ng diligently upon this case. 1t falls TO
ne Io, to make the orening argument
r. +, shsIl be very brief. The older persons
a,.,aaad =. &c mon the case will treat upon
,he more delicate points. The question
tue n,aJ m fnr ,our consideration is
pr .haa crime has been committed?
TIE Tb. IL the first point The Slate has
clearly proved, / think, that ,,ed ,ne cr,hs ,hs,
of murder has been comm,o'ea,d noead .n"s and
the prisoner sought on. h. de"eAt fac1 b I the
sho, him with gun. ne iio, orad ~ I
prisoner killsd deceased has oeth 'il haor - IN
b. four witnesses, and you VII, '.arra,i oeat -
mind that thus fact Is mol So,i d;,..- or,
by the defence. This was lne as a.,ec, o,es ga
Of the prisoner himself Ano'nei 4''
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Pensions.
Address GILMORE & co.
WASHINGTON, d. c.
eGENTs WANTED.
A Colossal Work Completed.
KNIGHTS
American Mechanical Dictionary.
PUBLISHED BY

PUBLISHED BY
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SOLD ET ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
sod BY W. II. Haven, ri, dlay, ohio
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-17
singular RroGnoatIca.

On the eve Of the day of the assas-
sination Of Julius Cesar, the temple OF
Jupiter Stator trembled to its founda-
ton, and an enormous piece Of rock
fell from the height of the capital, and
carried with it q Roman Standard
bearer, who was on guard at the open
ing of the road.
The generals of Alexander the
Great noticed that on the morning of
the death of this great captain, the
armor which he wore at the passage
of the Granicas, and the battle Of Ar
bella, perspired all over, and exhaled a
smell like that of dead body.
Every year on the anniversary ofthe
battle Of Marathon. a day Of victory
and liberty for the Greeks, there was
heard in the plains where the battle
was fought, n great clashing Of arms
and a noise as of the shouts Of persons
rousing each other to combat.
The mother of Varus, q Roman
lady of the highest distinction, on the
day of her sons defeat in the Teuto-
berger Wald by the Germans, per-
ceived large tears to fall from his bust.
A fearful eclipse foretOld, also, to
Rome and to Augustus the massacre
of his legiOns and the first personages
of the State.
Gustavus Adolph, when young, re-
LEVIED from Il lady whom he much
loved, an iron, which he never allowed
to leave him. It was composed of
seven circles, which formed the letters
of his two names. Seven days before
his death it was taken from him with
out his perceiving this extraordinary
theft.
The day Of the violent death Of
Charles XII, King Of Sweden, they
experienced at Stockholm a hurricane
more dreadful than had ever occurred
within tho memory Of man. The arms
of Sweden, placed over the door of the
Swedish Ambassador, at London, also
fell with loud crash.
Duguesclin, on advancing to lay
siege to Randan, fell from his horse,
and his constable's sword which he held
in bis hap1, buried itself so deep in the
earth 1t required u powerful effort tQ
draw it out. His bier was decorated
with the keys of the conquered town.
The Prince of Navarro (afterward
Henry IV) while playing at dice with
several other persons of Charles ks
court, on the eye Of st. Bartholomew,
observed several drops of blood fall on
the cloth which spread Consideration
among the players.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-17

In 1873 silver was demOnetised By
the bad faith Of 4 Republican, Nh
Hooper, who said that the bill had
been submitted to the Secretary Of the
Treasury and met his approval. The
ayes and noes were not called, and this
enormous fraud was pushed through
without the knowledge of any Of the
members, except Hooper, r...
When the resumption act was voted
on in the Senate, 80 Republicans cast
their vote in its favor, and only l
against, while the Democrats voted
solidly against it. In the House the
Republicans voted sOlidly "a against
it. ''' p
The Democratic House, in 1876
voted 81 ayes TO repeal the resumption
act, to Sc Republican noes, pbe Re
publican Senate killed this measure 0f
relief. When the bill 10 Femonetise
silver was befure the House, the Re
pQhlicans voted three to one for il,
while the Democrats voted ten to one
and . Republican Senate destroyed its
usefulness.
On November "a, 1877. the bill to
repeal the resumption act, 104 Demo
Gratis voted for the repeal, while 80
Republicans voted against il, and 9
Republican Senate has held il for sew
en- months without voting on Il.
What do the Greenbaekers think of
all thisi The few Democrats who
voted against these measures Of relief
which the Greenbackers applaud we're
governed by the strong personal in
terests. They are bankers or bond
hCllers.
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For the Hartford Herald.
OUR CONFEDERATE DEAD.
~ ALlcE HAWTHORN,


Throw open the gate, near the son velvet sod,
Tho dead are 50 near Us, and yet so near Cod
Speak in sweet accents, with whispering
voice,
Among the rude graves you may find your own
Tread on tho grass lightly, and lower each
breath,
For here Southern soldiers are sleeping in
death,
So far from rheir homes meath the tropical
skies,
From mothers and dAugh their sWestheart'
and wives.
and blue
sweet roses and aowers Of every hue
With love We will streW them all over each
grave,
Shed tears at the thoughts OF tho cause they
would save. .......
Oh poor ALLEN heroes, the hobIest of men,
You Fought with ambition. you fought to the
end;
And while you .uus sleep IN a far distant cline,
Loved SnII endsavOr your poor graves to find.
Thore some with rude slab, others with none,
But the sod on their graves has beautiful
grown.
Gods mercy in this Is alike unto all.
lie loveth his children and on them will call,
In hovsl or palace, on water or land.
In the dear quiet homes and the battle so
grand.
lie raised His broad hand DER the ranks Of the
blue,
While stronger in number the great Army
grew;
lie stretched his broad arm Ger the ranks of
Who fought ',ih the "bIuc" OvsrPOWsr'd the
There we're husbands, fathers, brothers and
lover,
While bleeding and dying, might Ger them
kOvOrs;
The shimnsring moon sees the blue and the
And the Iilvsry starr bespangle the way
They are shining alike for the blue and the
Who died With the hOnors of battle array,
Bring forth the sweet flowers, burden thOp
with tears,
Poor mothers have gricved and been signing
for years;
Fathers are sad, and while bendiRg with
sorrow,
Oft breathe the sweet wOrds-'a bright to-
morrow"
While sisters have Wrpt DER dear brothers
fall,
Poor s~eethearts have pinned the dearest Ofall.
.! bring the bright flowers, soldiers are
sleeping,
And those who have loved them far away
weeping.
o stGeW them around With light gentle
tread,
On the graves Of our brave Confederate Dead.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon James Stuart, Judge, OwsnseOro'
I Merton, CLERK, Hartford. .,,
a "a Marcel, Master Coumissioner, hAtuoiN'
~ Phillips, sheriff, Hartford. DeP9ues-
NV Ruu,er. Hartford, 5 Iay lor' beaver
nam. + ii Cooper, Fordsville' ) l. FH'As sOn'
.s,',-t he,ips second Mondays in May and
Sovembcr, and continues three weeks s@eh
term. .o-pr
Hon ] A Murray, Judge, clOvsrPort.
ia Jossph Wavoraft, Attorney, OWensboro'
nj Wise.gailer, Hartford.
c,urt begins on fret Mondays In April aud
o.t,hcr ana continues two weeks each term.
COUNTY COURT.
Hon. W. 2. Gregory, Judge, Hartford.
cent. sam. X. Cox, Clerk, Hartford.
4 \. sanderfur, Attorney Hartford
Court begins on the drst Monday In every
Aonth. o,,n-
Pse,ns ou thr SRI Mondsysin January April
Isiy aud Ociob'r.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
H.,,n. an the 6rst Mondays in January and
OctobCr.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS.
II. Leach, Assessor. Cromwell.
a S,,ith Fitshugh, Surveyor, Sulphur Springs.
Tnas m. Inswsi, CurOueT, Sulphur SPRING.
n p. Rove. sahooi Cosau,issiOuor. Hartford
N,GISIRATEs' COURTS.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS, July 10, 1873.
Editor Herald;
We think it not auisS to drop 4 few
lines to your excellent paper.
We attended the Sabbath-school
mass-meeting at Hartford, on the
Fourth, and were well pleased with the
exercises. 1t animated Us very much
to see the little children and those Of
ripper years, engaged in the Sabbath
work-surely the Efforts Of the several
classes were crowned with success.
Owing to the CONTINUOUS wet wealth
er our crops are getting in the weeds
for the want Of work.
Corn looks very well. Tobacco Is
quite small in size and quantity; il is
hardly Presum4ble that there will be
half a crop cultivated in this section.
Wheat Is only tOlerably good.
We are anticipating quite a number
Of visitors to the Springs this season,
for it IS too we'll known that the water
here can not be excelled anywhere.
The accommodations will far surpass
any that have ever heretofore been
made, as Mr.. ]. @. Bean, the Propris-
tor, has thoroughly repaired the hOtsl
and furnished the rooms well with new
furniture. He will, with pleasure,
receive guests and give them good
rooms and just what they can eat and
drink, (fresb and sulphur water as the
springs seem ineEhaustable) at s. per
week. Persons wishing to attend q
watering place this summer would do
well, we think, to come here.
We. have rocks, hills and caves, with
many other interesting things, tco, al
merous to mention, for persons 10 see.
With very reasonable aecOmmoj4-
tons, excellent tables, good water and
the beautiful surroundings, We are as
tonished that persons DO Tot visit US
more than they do.
Among those attending the Springs
this seAsea, we mention the names Of
Hon. H. d McHenTy aud family,
and Mr. Malcolm Mcintyre and fam
lily, of Hartford, and Mr.. Dan. NJ.
Griffith and Col. {ohn X. McHenry,
of OwenEboro
Mr.. David NJ. Hooker has returned
from ClOverpOrt High School, Of which
he was one of the teachers, TO Qgr vi
cinity, to spend vacation.
Many of US being readers If the
HERRLD here, of course, wish it great
success. FEsrSA LESTE.