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LEPROSY.
a Modern Miracle. Astonishing Results froi
the Ise Of TICJRA

NhF Z % OI IT IINN II NJ
Mcssrs WEEKS A pOTrtR-Gentcucn. We have a
Of LcpfosN puofhouSe which H. be ug cured hv
your 81 rfCt RA remedies The county had employ ed
all doctors anu mad sent TO New YORK. Tor advice,
but o. no avail
The patient commenced using the CUT1CURA. ami i'm.
medttfrlV began getting better
lie hbd becn confined 20 his bed FOR two and nchalf
years Had not hat his clothes during this tune Last
week Dee dressed for the lrst
when lac walked there would be at least quart Of
scnlr- come of OF him.
This hnurcncd every dav.
We thiuk % H. wonderful cure.
We do not he cured but he Is In fair 10 be
cured, 10 say tie least Yours truly.
DUNN1NG BROTHERS
Druggists and booksellers
Aiieran Mich Feb ~. 1871
NOTF.-McSsr~ Dunnng brothers thoroughly r..
liable gentlemen. aud were unknown 10 prior 10 the
receipt this letter We firmly believe this CiTlCUHA
will permanently this very severe case LeprOsy
As it has done many others
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SILK AND WOOL GRENADINES

Reduced 20 ~ the ward former price a.
Fine French Bunting. SO inches WIDE. well worth 81
Fine French Euuuul 2b iuch,. wide tOt well worth 1jc
Lace AMI Satin strI BuutuR. Orc well worth Toe.
American Hunting, AL WOOL rom Doe. upward.
Cashmere De Beige. Toe per ynrl good value Tor Goo.
MohMr Lusrcs plain cOlurs. loo per Nald good value
frr poe
ArmuIc Cashmere. lsc Ter yard good value for PIC.
Fnhcad checks double width, 2Jc per yard, good value
Tor ga
Anwool camcs Hair checked and PLAN, Doc per yard,
puul value tor iir.
All wool Lupns u, Beige, 21c. per yard good value for
aic
Awgol Twled De Beige extra nnc. SOC per yard good
value for lit.
Ar.wool fanes Hair Checks 5oc per yard; good value
Tor s1c
Atwood striped Monte Cloths 37l.c. per yard, good
value tor Cos
SILK ami WOO French Novelties 81 per yard good value
for t22
They also Offer their complete assortment Of French
Printed OrsFndes. Lawns. Monte Cloth, tucNIuts.
SAtincs French. scotch. AMI American Oinshafus and
lff-u Printed Linen Lawns at
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Greatly Reduced Prices.
J.&C.JOHNSTO

Samples of Dry Goods and Illustrated Catalogues sent
Frntuitousy by mail 10 all parts OF the country apph
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Gb, Uni.

A MEXICAN JOCkEY CIIH-s SPRING
"A MEETlNd-JEkOME PARK.
ylth May Decoration Dny,
Slst May, 81, 9TH, Ttl AMI 10Th June.
Races commence zach daN promptly AZ . o'clock
49, ADMISSION 70 FIELD - cents
c. WllEArLN. Sec A BELMONT Prcst
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RIO PmILADELPHIA


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TllB OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
THREE DErOTS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. TnE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr, AND fllE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON AND AFTER APRIL %, 1879
RNpress Trans leave New York via DesDrOsse and Cor
landt Street Ferries. as follows
80 7S, $50 30 Limited, II A. NJ. !. $50, T. s. O.
7 30, 80 and 10 4 NJ
Boats VI brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city ahuriing speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901 20 S:5A T.
80, x, $50 and II A NJ Limited Express / 81 + Nj
=, Z, $50, 7, and - +. NJ. On Sunday ~ on & %
. 50, X \ 30 A. NJ, 4. TBS p W.
Ticket OMces a28 and ga Broadway I Aston House
ana io2t ct r'br9sses and Cortandt SIS Court and
hrnukyn Annex Depot, loot ct Fulton BROOKLYN. M
llb ana liz Hudson st, Hnhoken, Depot Jersey CITY
FRANK THOMSON. L. z FARMER
General Manager Genl Passenger AGENT
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
WI MAY-oncu from 80 A VI o. - T. " ctor
NALL E.rr t,,.

ANA " ~ open from D ~ \ VI u u y v X riur
Nearest point Tor Wall street Ferry. and
with cars Tor South Ferry Corunndt street Nearest
point FOR Jersey CITY ami CommuuipaW ferries Park
pace-Ncarest point ior Post once. CIV Hall and Bar
cay Street FERRY tu liuhoktu Chambers strrct-Nrur
est point Tor fayunia aud Ere Railway Ferry. fraukIn
street Grand strretNeast POINT for Deshrosses street
Ferry 10 Jersey City and connects cars Drs
trosscs ana East Grand street ferries Blocker street
Connects with Tor east ana west Eighth stree T.
Nearest point for Chr,orher street Ferry 10 hubuken.
connecting with cars Tor Christopher ana last Tenth
Fourteenth Nearest uint 90 mon
square, Walack's ami Lyceum Theatres. Academy of
Music Irving ami Tammauv Halls connecting with cars
Tor East Twenty third fsi rwrnttourm street. ferries
Twenty third -trret-Nrarr~t point tO Booth ~ JImcs
AMI Farm Theatres Grand opera House. Gmores car.
den aud Masonic Temple amt Twenty Third Street Ferry
to Jersey civ THIRTY third strrct-Ncarcst point 10
STANDARD broadway ani FUN Avenue THEATRE Aqua
and san Francisco Min-.rels connecting with cars
Tor WechaNken Ferry. tofty-,ocuud street, unccts
with New York Transfer COMPANY cabs for Grand Cen.
trail Depot fnieth st-t fitN-ei1hth trcct-Cunncct
ing with Of Hclt ilre Rt road Nearest point Tor
Central Park Fin. third street ami Eighth avenue.
For uptown trains take east sie stations For down.
town trains take west side Stations Trains will "a
a-tl It and blli aud liI and 9Th ait ruHtrly
Fare 10 cent. except brtw the hours ~ l and 81
A NJ. and , and T.. VI when the fare il 3 cents
vs.. K GARRISON President
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CONSTELLATION ROOMS
For Chronic Diseases of the SKIN and Scalp,
Especially oi Women and Children,

~
n Madison
MARY 4 JOSSELlN. VI D.
Prepared by WEEKS A POTTER Chemists and Drug
eists @pWa.hiugion - Boston 49, and for L. by all
Druggists and Dealers Price ofCUriCtRA small boxes
JOCCnts large boxes containing two and one halt time
the quantity OF small. 81 REsOLNENr ~ per botie.
CUIClRA SOAP. - cents per cake by mail, 30 cents
cakes, 70 cents
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RullrolOa
.BANY AND Troy ny DAY BoATs.

Steamboats, anO RaIlrol0a
ALBANY AND Troy BXDAY BOATS.
~ q NiHBARD and DANIEL DREW leave Ne~try II .
Pier 81. y r. at ii and 2tth ~ at A. VI (ky Annex
boat from BROOKLYN ats 4. NJ Landing at NYAtk
FERRY, WEST fOINr COkNWAlL. NEWHI RGii.
PO'kEEPSiE. RHiNkBECk CArSkiLL and HUDSON
Passengers Landing At WEST POINT CORNWALL. or
BlkGl can return by down boat Tickets sold
baggage chcC kcd north aud Tickets coupons
good on hudson RIVER K. X received for passage.
A THE MARY POW ELL, Tor Po'keepsie
n West Point. Cornwall Newburg. knndout Kingston,
Coxsens Milton. New Hamburg Hyde Park, and Cold
Spring by ferry, leaves daily from Nestry st. Pier 80
r., AT 3 80 =. VI Connects with Brooks annex boats
4 TROY BOATs.-ClTiLENs' LINE.-Ncw
"A. steamers saratoa aud city oi Troy leave Pier ~
n foot Of Leroy Il. daily except Saturday at W.
tor Troy and all points Norih ami West
ALBANY BOATs.-PEOPLE's LINE Steamers
~ Drew and Dean Richmond leave Pier ~. \. 4, loot
OF Canal ST.. every week day at6 l.. for Albany
INOR NEWBUHGu AND POUGHkEErSlE-
l. steamer ANDREW HARDER. Tuesday. Thursday.
and saturday z N Pier ~. foot Canal It North River
ONE DOLLAR LINE TO BOsTON.-iimited
~ tickets To Boston. FL good supper ON the boats tor
81
steamers leave Pier 80 North River. every day except
sunday. at > 81 7. VI.
STEAMERS Of the NORWICH LINE leave same pier
daily, luding sunday ats T. NJ for Boston, Worces
TER Portland and the White Mountains
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Small NcNcane Meshcs price a7sc markcd down from
Laree MeAcaine Mc-hcs, price Doc marked down from
s5f
sils aud wool Rrocade Grenadines. price SOC marked
down from 'n-.
sill ami wool striped Mcxicaines price Zoe, marked
duwuirum ~.
silk ami wool DHwHssc Grenadines price 81; marked
down from 81 %
SILK AMI vol Lace strircd Grenadines price si25;
marked down from &l7h.
Ka,c stripe silk Grenadines Price 81 90, marked down
-
sir aud Niro strirc. price ' marked down from e -
Satin and sin stripes. price 81 m rkrd dow nom $50
a IA t. a III Id
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u EAST RIVER ROurR.

THE ELEGANT AND CONNoDIoUs STEAMER HAMP
TOY
will make three excursions to Ccncy Island via Locust
GroNetndaY lWcduesiHt june Leaving pcr foot ot Nd
IT, X. at9.ia. - aud -. south ~ h IT uier VII
ham.hursh -. ~ lu aud So Broume It 9i5. ~ 20
ana ~ Jcwells wharf. Brooklyn Fulton Jerry, 40
~ 80 AMI ia
Tram. leave the island to return att 80 and6PN
Ont, minutes ride IN the cars by tins route and
deli htiullV cool sail down IA, bay
Fare. soc Excursion tickets, SIC.
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Go WRITING monthly, bookkeeping. nrithmetlc
PeS st reduced summer terms PAINRiS Cctscn' ~ Nd
boMeTyi up town, 1918 Broadway. "s'' "
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS. EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DErOTS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
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QrUpOsaIs.

ANTED-PoNer hay urcss, ave price Adlress
w PRESS box 100 sun Office
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Sudr,an
Soust furnlslIur1.
Qtniistrp.

EOME and our s. sets OF teeth omen day AMI even
y Ing Eighth Avenue Dental Association $40 sth az
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
Marriages.
!. WAYNE GRIFFIN,

The marriage licenses issued since our
last report were to the following persons:
Nehemiah Minton, Jr., and Miss Tenn
perance f. Wilson.
Thomas G. Wilson and Miss Martha
c. Baize.
Joseph p. Hunter and Miss Martha
b. Abney.
James III. Ambrose and Miss Mahala
A. Ashley.
Nehemiah Minton, ST., and Mrs.
Mary Schroeder.
Joseph n. Oldham and Miss Josephine
Leach.
Eli ]. Burden and Mrs. Sarah j.
Lyons.
John b. Ralph and Miss Mary f.
Medcalf
James NJ. Hoover and Miss Ida B.
Westerfield.
John w. Kirby and Miss Mamie Belle
Hale.
James A. Burton and Miss Maggie
Pate.
John II. Carter and Miss Sarah f.
Hope.
Elvis It. Smith and Miss Norah Will
liams.
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
Speculation.

Since the creation, it is estimated
that 1900, ,O00, ,000, ,000, 200 have lived on
the earth. This sum divided by 27,-
S64, 900 the number of square miles,
gives ,34l ,222, ,0S6 to square rod, and
) to n square foot. Suppose n square
rod he divided into 1 graves, each grave
would contain 100 persons. But this is
speculation, and of no benefit to the !, :
000, 700, 900 people that now exist, 500,-
100000 of whom are invalids, 33,000,00O
dying each year. What they most
want are the facts concerning DIR.
Pierce's Family medicines. For years
his Golden Medical Discovery has been
the standard remedy for the cure of all
scrofulous, throat and lung diseases.
While for over quarter of a century,
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy has been
unrivaled as a positive cure for catarrh.
The testimony of thousands of ladies
has been published, certifying that DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription positively
cures the diseases and weaknesses pecu-
liar to women. For full information,
see the Peoples Common Sense Mle,li-
cal Adviser, an illustrated work of over
800 pages, price (post-paid), 81 30. Over
100,0 900 copies sold. Address the author
II. V. Pierce, Nj. d., Buffalo, n. Y.
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15

Miss Prudic Baird is teaching school
at Alexander school-house, and board
ing with Mr.. }. W. Barnett. Miss Pru-
die succeeds very popular teacher, Miss
Sallie Peyton, but she is equal TO the
emergency.
On Sunday last, Deputy Sheriff Tay-
ior, went To Hopkinsville asylum To
take Mr.. Joseph w. Keown, from near
Stewartsvillc, who was adjudged, on
Saturday last, to be an idiot.
Albert McCune, Esq, of Missouri,
step son of Geo. viii Bennett, called ON
the Herald last Saturday. Mr.. McCune
had been absent for - years, and is II
lawyer in Missouri. Many changes
have come to the old home and neigh
borhood, No Creek, since he has been
away.
Miss Helen Chapman, who has been
visiting her uncle, Mr.. VIM. c. Chap
man, of this place, for several weeks
past, returned to her home in Warren
county, last Friday.
Mrs. }. l.. Collins, Mr.. +. w. Griffin,
Capt. :. X. Cox, and family, Armistead
Jones and w. p. Haden, of this place,
were among those attending the Owens
boro Fair last week.
NJ. Cicero Blain showed us some very
rich specimens of mineral ore brought
with him from Leadville. Mr.. Blain is
looking stalwart, mining evidently suits
him.
Sam'l b. Bishop, who for some time
past has been engaged AZ clerk In the
grocery house of II. T.. Rowe, left Mon
day for Centertown, his former home,
where he will engage in farming.
Payne Taught, who for sometime has
been keeping the saloon at the Wright
House, left Tuesday for his former home
near Pincheco, where he will engage in
farming.
Capt. w. Ii. Sandusky, of Owensboro
Junction, returned last Friday from II
two weeks visit TO his childhood home
i'm the old Keystone State. He brought
home with him his half sister, Miss
Anna Belle Blair, modest, pleasant
little Miss, who will remain in Ken
tuclly till May next.
We are sorry to lose Rev. j. ;. Me-
Daniel, who goes to Hartford. He has
been with us two years, and has done u
good work. Our people like him, and
he could have accomplished great good
here. We are sorry to part with him.
He is a genial, social, good man. Sue
cess and prosperity to him wherever he
goes. He will preach his farewell SER
mon next Sunday MddisOnriUe Times.
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
A POISONED ATMOSPHERE.

Heat, moisture and vegetable matter
are necessary i'm the production of that
subtitle poison known as malaria. 1t
seiZes the constitution of the exposed,
produces peculiar effect on the nervous
system, pOisons the blood, paralyzes the
stomach, locks up the liver and bowels,
and produces that condition known as
chills and fever, which assumes peri
odical form returning at stated periods.
There is but one remedy known that
will remedy all these conditions at the
same time and without producing any
unpleasant effects, and that article is
known as Days Ague Tonic, which
never fails to make prompt and perma-
nent cures without the use of any other
drug. 4l-2t
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
Go to G.. A. Platt's S
and get the good, old
pure Magnolia Whis-
ky at S1.4O a gallon,
or 3 cents a drink.

Probably no one preparation has re-
ceived SO much praise from its patrons,
nor is so deserving of concentrations as
Halls Hair Renewer! We but echo the
voice of the millions who have used it
when we pronounce it the best Hdi,'
Dressing IN the ,COrd. 1t stands unri-
vailed. Those who are affected with dis
ease of the scalp accompanied with
itching or irritation, find relief and re-
newal in this invaluable remedy. When
the hair is inclined to fall off, a moder-
ate use of the Renewer will strengthen
the roots of the hair, and preserve it,
and if it exhibits Il tendency to turn
gray it will restore the natural COLOR
Fulton No. Ieiegrdph.
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
Denure CO0uefry.

All, you pesky, pretty rogue! How
dare you steal his heart away by youI
bewitching smiles, your graceful curls
and softer Establishments. You must
not practice deception. You must not
make others believe that your health is
good, while inwardly suffering tortures'
You know your heart palpitates after
running up flight of steps or climbing
a steep hill or taking any active eXer-
else. Your head aches. You have lost
your appetite. You have cold feet and
hands, swimming of the head. You
are becoming nervous, cross and fretful.
You occasionally have II hysteric spell
Don't enamor, don't entice young men
until you can claim your health, as you
are now unfit for wife. Send at once
for bottle of English Female Bitters,
it will restore you to perfect health.
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
Wonderful. hut True.

Mr. c. II. Westerfield is equal to
the far-famed snake charmers of Hin
doOstdn. He came into our sanctum
the other day with living boa con-
strictor Tor some other serpent) in his
pocket. He took the deadly serpent in
his hands and fondled it as toy.
The serpent is now in our Office. If
you don't believe it call and see il. The
secret of this power of Mr.. Westerfield
lies, no doubt, i'm the fact that he is "A
life insurance agent.
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
An Ardent Request.

have gone to considerable trouble
and expense to try to collect the ac-
counts of those owing me with
out cost to my debtors, but with poor
result. 1t is now absolutely necessary
that L collect without delay, consequent
ly those owing me must come forward
and settle, as 1 have employed Mr.. W.
III. Griffin to collect. All accounts will
be placed in his hands. hope those
owing me will settle at once and save
costs and trouble.
". WAYNE GRIFFIN.
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
PERSONAL.

Cicero Blain returned last week from
Leadville, Colorado.
Prof. Edgerton is quite sicB-confined
to his room at the Hartford House.
Captain David Poole, of Rochester,
gave our sanctum call this week.
Quite number of our citizens will
attend the Calhoon Fair this week.
Mr.. u. Wayne Griffin returned from
a visit to Louisville and Elizabethtown
last Sunday.
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
To Prevent and Cure Coughs and Colds

\ reliable remedy is necessary in every
household Parker's Ginger Tonic is
just the medicine needed. IL radically
cures Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bron-
chitis and even Consumption if used in
time, by its powerful specific action ON
the Stomach, Kidneys, Skin, Liver and
mucouss surfaces of the Throat and Lungs.
IL accomplishes the cure in wonderful
ly short time, and removes all pain and
soreness from the lungs. Ii is also II
most valuable stomach remedy, effect
tually removing Dyspepsia, Headache,
Liver Disorders, Costiveness, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, Wakefulness, Heart
burn, Cramps, Palpitation of the Heart,
Sour Stomach, etc, and gives "a cheer
ing comfort and freedom from pain that
surprises every one. Buy II 80 ct. or
Sl.O0 bottle andtry it. Sold byZ. Wayne
Griffin n Brother and druggists gener-
ally. 30 eow-3m
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
TIE TEMPLE OF DIANA

At Ephesus was 425 feet high, and its
erection required the labor of 200 years.
The largest of the Pyramids of Egypt is
4Sl feet high-covering IL acres of
ground. The stones are about 30 feet
in length and the layers 2O6 in number.
1t could not now be built for less than
SI50, 900, 900. While contemplating
these wonders and the immense wealth
required for its erection, should you he
suffering with a terrible headache
brought on by constipation, nothing
lief as a dose of Bailey's Saline Aperi-
ent, which is as pleasant as a glass of
soda water and has become quite fa-
vOrite among the elite.
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
Lamp Exploded.

At McHenry mines last Saturday
night coal oil lamp exploded in the
telegraph Office, throwing oil over the
operator. The instruments and table
were destroyed. 1t is good rule to fill
and clean lamps every morning, and
thus save much risk.
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
Go to the Hartford Water Mills.

Go TO the Hartford Water Mills.
Chew Jackson's Sweet Navy Tobac-
co.
Henry Field is still ahead in the
livery business.
Gates goods for cash or exchange
for wheat or corn at Water Mills.
For a good scent cigar go TO Foster
X Hills Restaurant.
When you come TO town take your
horse to Fields livery stable.
Grinding done and satisfaction Civ
en- at Hartford Water Mills.
Geo West Bennett is the coming
man. He is supremely happy. It's a
girl.
Fine brands of whislies and wines
for medicinal purposes atThomas&Kim-
bley's.
-WANTED-At q. J. Beams shop, "A
good Blacksmith, for work on general
farming implements.
If you want a good drink of pure
whisky, call at Foster 4 Hills European
Restaurant.
Mr.. Gross Williams is nice fellow.
He will please accept thanks from the
HERALD corps for recent favors.
Suffering cured by Bates Applian-
ces. Send for description to Simpson &
Co., Box 2,236, New York.
Capt. Sam. X. Cox lost his fine
buggy horse while at Owensboro last
week. The horse died of collie.
The Governor Blackburn, Gold
Standard and Little Rose cigars for sale
at Thomas & Kimbley's.
The Herald Enterprise, ,Russellville,
KY, is going to have corn. fair. Ii
gives four premiums ON corn, to be paid
i'm subscriptions TO the paper.
w. Il. Ricketts,, deputy county sur
veyor, is prepared to do all kinds of sur
veying at reasonable rates. Address,
Beaver Dam. 4l-lm
We will he i'm attendance at the
Calheon Fair this week, where we will
he pleased to receive subscription, job
work, &C., for the HERALD.
Rev. Mr.. Hawkins, from Owens
boro, preached at the Methodist church
Sunday night last. Mr.. III. had been
attending Presbytery at Mt. Olivet.
The enterprising town of Spring
Lick has engaged with w. q. Benton
for course of lectures, which will prob
ably be given October 18th and 18th.
-Ye local has BEEN kept busy this
week by wise business men calling for
insurance against loss by fire. If you
want good, safe insurance, call on the
HERALD office.
The Baptist friends have inaugura-
ted the Fall campaign i'm Hartford and
We wait to see "who'll be the next" to
reform their evil ways and be saved
Elder Bennett is directing the meet.
ings.
The Louisville Conference at Madi.
sonville has said to many weary toilers
in the Lords vineyard, to ''take uI
their bed and walk" Among the mum.
Der, our pastor, Rev. II. J. Randolph is
included. But We hope that our loss
will prove to be his gain. He goes to
Elizabethtown. Bro. Randolph leaves
many warm friends on Hartford Cir.
cult. Both he and his excellent wife
will he missed by their neighbors. We
bespeak for them a cordial reception in
their new field of labor.
Taken upas an estray by VIM. Whit
tinghill, living on the road leading from
Hardinsburg to Hartford, about hal
way between the two places, in Ohio
county, KY, one bay roam mare about
14l hands high, seven or eight years old
and a stump-sucker. Valued by me al
forty dollars. The owner can have the
same when he pays all charges to tn,
said VIM. Whittinghill. Given under
my hand, this, the End day of Septem
ber,ls79. B. p. .WTTHERs,J. POO.
40-4t
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15

The person that got my pocket-booll
at the fair can save exposure and prose
cution by returning same to me, or
the law will be enforced. know who
has it, and il had better be returned
soon. HALLE KILEY.
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
To the Public.

/ take pleasure in announcing to the
public that | have returned from the
South and resumed my position as clerk
in the Hartford House, where will be
pleased to see and have my friends call.
Respectfully, J. T. MOORE.
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
Religious Notice.

Revs. j. n. Burden, NJ. B. Covington,
of Greenville, KY, and others, will hold
a religious meeting at Salem church,
near Rosine, commencing on the first
Sunday in November. The meeting
will be protracted several days. 40-it
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
Don. Know ua,rrhe,r value. s.

"They cared me of Ague, Billiousness
andKidneyC Complaints as recommended.
had half bottle left which | used for
my two little girls, who the doctors and
neighbors said could not be cured. |
would have lost both of them one
night if | had not given them Hop Bit
tiers. They did them so much good i
continued their use until they Were
cured. That is why | say you do not
know half the value of Hop Bitters,
and do not recommend them high
enough. B, Rochester, y. y. See
other column. 4l-I
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

y. ]. Harris, of Greenville, is cam
didate for Sergeant-at-Armso of the next
Senate of Kentucky.
The Hartford herald., 1879-10-15
Letter List.

\ list of letters remaining in the post
Office ut Hartford, and if not taken out
before the LIST of November, will he sent
IN fba naaH attar Office.
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are extracted from Vegetable products,
combining in them the Mandrake or May
Apple, which is recognized by physicians
as a substitute for calomel, possessing all
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