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New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME Cogr- CHAMBERS -Wcstbrook J-Eos. ]. 9. 81
TO- %. 80 ~ 80. iOl. O6. lO7 l35, l42 49, Ia
i47 los Ia. 49, .U6 eos. 2O.. as. Assessment Casrs
Nos 2is 24Y. 80. 20. 25s, 25g 2O 2tl 2G-, 2jJ @C
lGJ. 2O6. 2G1. 26S. 269, go. 21l, 272.
~ PRIOR cOuGI-SfEcIiL igRM-Curtis. c. J.-No day
carndar.
Gale Idar.
MAXINE COURT TRIAL TERH-PARr Shea Nos.
i2 1872 200. 20 81 1897. 22G 227. DDS, 229. 230. 2Jl
- -F.Ti iI-Mc Adam Nos 1867 I9i 2lsO, 359s, 2l3.
2li 2I5 2lC 2l7 2lS 2lg nh 222. 22i. 22o.
PAET i-Alker G. J. Nos l~2 3l3S 80, 3l61 80, 90,
oOl .O2 2O6 2O7. POS. 2U9, 2lo. 2ll. PIP
GENERAL sEssIONs-rART I-COwng The People agt
Frauzsco Polgato homicide BraGy Joseph Murphy,
Jonn Reed burglary; Thomas Many, Johan kesal grand
larceny; Maurice COndOu fonOus assault aud battery.
PART fIGiiders.eeye 1.-The People ag Henry sehakel
Iohu f. Brady. David COnuurs, John Tribalnorn.
robbery; DauIei Ficst feonous assault and battery
obn HALL Dennis RiOrdan samuel fienberg. burglary Jas
Caaghef rape Mary Somers Ellen saul William Gurnsay.
oscph onnsly from the Charles X litu-.
torrery IOyt John sheridan, recclYrrOt stolen
go0is James DObbns assault anu battery Hebeca Kelley,
m sdu
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
srNTrNCEp TO srATE PRISON.

Henry propach, when about entering car
on Sec nd-avc near Onchundrcd and-i -iwcnty-s Nt-si
on tho nici of August - ast, attacked ly Thomas
Hcaly. and his watch and chain were stolen. On the
following day. while the way 10 court. Healy es-
carrd hut was terw lrd arrested. IIc j. also known
~. TiiH,nn4 Prruuan. ai1s IRISH Tom" In the Couri
az General Sessions Yesterday D." pc iicd -nitr ana
yns sentenced To the Peuiteuiiary iur three Ncar-
william Flemining. of 80. 900 Fpr-yti-st.. nrHs. ed
800 L. Ihomn4 Walsh 90 purchHS' utt To- MN " f-i
atscondcd wirh the money. He pleaded luu Nrstcr-
nv and was sentenced 10 state Prison To- two years.
Irnnold Bil-kopf was cnught on the night ni Se c,-
her 10 ~ The of Abraham Sot-, NJ .2o hIYsil'-
~ lie pleaded guilty burglary in tnc second degree
Yesterday aud was sentenced 10 State Prison for five
years
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
IHE COLRTS.

PORCELLO on TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE.
THE ITALIAN MURDERrRI IL THE COURT OF "hNEHNL
srs~I"Ns-HIs WIPE AND CHlID bf HIS sipf.
Francisco Porcello, the Italian who Killed
Michael Bo!erdcr. foreman of slans"ns can'y i"o"S
ot Church aud Tnton sts on July ~ lst. was piazza
NJ the bar ~ the Conrt of General Sessions yserS 'o'
triai william r. KNITTING and j. d. McCleiianu az
pearcd a. ms counsel Assistant Distrlot-A''"'NP
Rollins conducted the persecution.
on the case being called, the prisoner "''"'"
from the box in the rear of inc court
room toward the bar. His wiie. win III"
little boy I'm her arms had occupied - seat in the
ucosnre for witnesses since the opn!ng OF the court
and when her usband passed up the aisle sue "iheu
hin Al hrst he did not to observe her, but when
he had seated himself gwen place by ms size
an then she kissed him. Aftorward she held up TIC
child and Porcrlo took 1t IN lis arms aud Kissed u
srvrra times on its iac Tae child seemed dcg yea 10
ne once more I'm fs fathers arms. and laughed ,ilh
talked with hn nnIl again taken bv Ia mother foi-
cello was calm ana apparently uly appreciates h- -
siiion. lie spoke only io hi- wife ana cll a" Iop'F
hrcausc hr understands iiic of the English iangniec
n took 10 interest ~ the proceedings. lie was c'hh
shaved, With the exception ot heavy bFo~"En m"u %
tache. lie blue nlnncl shirt thou acoiaI' Inu
dressed in a twied suit oi dark material nnd hucn
IL.
The prisoner Is Indicted as Francisco Polkato. alias
francesca Porcclli. alias Francisco J. rcelio. lhe
Indictment charges that on July II iclk"lu
win = KNIFE wnully, eionionsly and With deliocr'tr
AMI prcmcdiaed ed design to hill MrnaeI ,e.''; t I
strlkc stab cut ard wound him win thr hhc "h' t"'
Bol"udor thea aud there died .,,
The cnipann rg Of the Jury was then proceeded
with The fs' Juror called WAS James g. R"nnl'oh NIT
being sworn he questioned closely rs 10 his Illness
Ia pass upon ,hc evidence. He SAID thai De a az ihe
published accounts n ;hc papers bni they hd niH' l'
impression on his mind lie was born IN ireland mt
Htd prejudice against aiiiS - cas-. ne was i
ccptcd aLd 30 h MS sclt u the foreman idc, III h'
nrl box. Twenty eight other men were ellcd ,ei"t'
twelve men 8" gu"d ana tIle satisfactory 10 p''h tnc
pro rclion aud defence were lnunn 10 r'Ic. lc ,t'
were then and judge 'ownR, prcyiou. {" allow
mg them to paraic for he night, nree on ih1n ,ao @
ncc,s>itv o keeping ,'r minds nee rom ou, -1e hh
cncc The case VIII be opened this morning at IL
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
4 SCREAM N THE STREET.

TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 17.-Ansen Bailey was
arrested to-day for attempting to shoot young woman
named Elizabeth Howard In the street The girl
,avs she came from England with Bailey recently
under promise Of marriage After their arrival here
she discovered that Bailey was a mnrTied man. and at
once discarded him lie sought interview and while
xaiLina on the street he pulled out revolver and
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
Az UNFORTUNATE MIsrAKE.-Magistrat

AN UNFORTUNATE MIoIAhE.- -fIIEIHIIHIt !.
You are charged with having empted basin OF water
over the paInliK" IrshWOInan sure. yer honor ye
must forgive in the dark took the gentleman for
me husband"
Teacher "Now. boys, quadruped and biped,
Won know are two kinds Of animals. Quadru ped, ami
mai with four legs such elephant horse, etc.
Biped. animal with two legs, such as-well ah- Yes,
there Is biped "-pointlng TO picture OF goose on
th. wall. and am a biped. and you are NIL bpeds.
Now what am ~ Pause. One OF the bpeds "A goose,
STRIP
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

this outrage than at all the Others thhf hN'
WI ossault on fhc women aud children D. sll-
rp me fecngs OF every good ctzen. No arrests ha'e
vel beer made.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw Yon.. wedn sias. sept II. 1879.
I.fI ot lbc Cy

Nrw Yoni.. wedu. sias. sept. II. 1879
The following sales were heid at 'le IA
change saesrooin to-day
3 story brown stone house with lnt. 40 70. LooN
iag'Sn.a,c.e- =, 7js IT Il Of 9ithsL lot I@''' $1,000
.,i ~ hanse a' 81 i. lo No ~ East lI2's - oao,
I95 Of an ave lot 3o5 3'l J. ssls l ,i ~
's'St so 'ISN n o T iop,on 81 10, 2sxso Equitable ooo
Lie --s''' '''' r. Eicaqri g Hrra,r
2storv brick DWELLING VIZ, io' y - "a, NoT'e, T5.s X
David ~tfaass..
h.tOkBED KtNL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Nrw-YorE cry.
Grove 81 g. 500 Il n of CItnst 5oNi0o; Pitch. arm
rrferre. Elizabeth = -am-on, S"'
Concord ave- n q cor Ciia-st. 2iA60i chra Decker :
ea roa ID a@.9qnS = M Of sG scs.anaSe 1895 clara Deck
Ave an coz '-o iitt soeSiS5 ard also Ave D
of iitt-si. 50x,0; william Hays aud os ooo
qs,i % IT - iS u o, Gtbave Jane Raven ooo
'''s s5d si' r,,c 3 70 9 rhoma. n az 'i i " $4,000
''' nswey a y snS slr.'ard to BaIcy.. 100
wbaer recr-e. 10 the Ncw.YorS Life Insurance ooo
Company. o'"V'
RECORDED LEASES.
Baroa'ow II "a George II Lahrs, ~ $50 Grandst o-o
3D. vars ~ M an's m rgic. rr Weeks Nos 2i5 ana 227
Barnn l9 9 va y. 70 a CS' year " annual rent Of 5000
Moser wlam ,a E" IS2 2,a Mi,'r 5 No 10 ""' lcoo
rTcDKDlo NORr,ihGE-
DlumanfT Icon 10 m' Il $4,000
Ca~ncr i.rlcl and vifo TO Max Danziger 7jthst 80
Sane - - William 1is Il Bt 7its' isiayei
Copp,gn iay ,yo,.sv w.. :: m"n 5000
Enrich los m Eliza Gugeepheimer @ Ave IN 500
of,5 ft.st.i
iiar,oon; sn5 ,Iisc a ~ I9 we.tsi e years. 10000
Boilcr Z / ana Gsurgc Mand. 80 kto.-si W 40
Boston Road. > wears $500. -..- i''"'
Iocfler W and wife t1J W Bht"lhahh II y o' ,oo
@Ifli-4f ~ Ave-A. demand how
Murray y, J",, n am Nr,,1 WI" 10 ~ 1000
-. ., A., rs D. 70 slant -.me property yeGis... 2ucO
i'on'rI, 1 Ln"aa~ '" ofs 2morearcs ...., $50,
aa ., , wi' 10 o 1oa "oriea. months 10000
SHAY. E' to r 7haw : 54Oo
Sin Rt"a a']A "'o J. d" 'N'''''''' 1000
smh r99ma M i S aHq margo,e ",r', 10 $4,000
TreseS' ungns, is'h, q" p jaw. i1i' "'' 5000
EICOTDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
rr.nsrnau Iam,.. Ieua De Wi.t------.....-- 50 n
piat-. 4 q 10 william + Flatt --- '''
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threatened to shoot her she did not consent 10 marry
nm 4 scream from the woman aud the sudden appear
ance Of ald prevented the murder
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
C,lr Rcal estate FOR 9n!e

CHOICE LOCATION. NORTH MADISON
"A S0narr: extra si10l house aud stables aox.oo H. A.
YOUNG. No 30 iNriang" place
LIOR SALE.-Thrce houses, Nos. 80, ~, ~
East l5ti-si Address JA-. hAhI, -" - M."h'-''''
Pcfkslili, y. \.
LOR SAIE.-The three elegant HOl -,
sos. ls 90 30 Tast G3i 81. between Madison ani
5fhavea uietlory remoirr by nr-tcas- arti1'a nafS
work and made exceptionally cnuFciirtt a'l .li",F'i
'''" 80 JOuN q. GRIM -,
lDf7 Ni-1va
DRIVATE STABLE in 3Sth-,t., near Park-
ave.. fog sale or 10 let GEO r. hVN hLls l'9p''1-.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
COURT or APPEALS PROCEEDINGS.

ALBANY. sent. lin Court of Appeals. Ncdnes-
day september l.. 1879:
80 John and another executions. rcsponrcnts
agf Wuham shields and Others peliants: j. y Perry
ior appel an- Homer \. nelson and George c. Hanke Tor re-
snnudcufs.
No lG william 4. Mlicr executor, etc. appellant at ID
~ ut-nmprv rrsr0unrrtsi argued Us l.. g.
NrDoua tor aunelants. B. ~ Trrl for T.. fonaent-.
80 l. Fu2arefh Down. appellant. agt. Crortr }. Ne
Cotrv aud fs respondents: argra by ). lexicon for
o,rell,uf. Osborn o. Bright for sroud' MS
80 2f-Iyda nfnuth. dent agi. ~ Ealetie Tracy
ard 4nof rr. rxrru Us. a.prliant~.-fassoi.
No - Joseph st. koeh'"r respondent, AIT solomon Nd
le administrator cc apo ants arsu"l by -aui" VI and
man Tor appellant VIII am Henry ArnouX for respondent
DECISIONS HANDED DOWN.
Keen AIT Kecr.-Motion denied with slO costs the
ground ihis mot apl .aap.r Tao this court
~ erd aa;. burl.-Jud ucat affirmed viii costs.
-taw alf. Cock Su"iley r.t t'nnor ordcf- nimr ana
Judgment respondent a. rfDuton with costs
kiurs ey ae tne city oi BToohln uNo -Jndgmen
affirmed win COSTS 20 each INST the oi'r 80 tie
aIpral in which each Is successful.
Sscley Glars R"rkr~ art Htlhnini hlmrr asl HAM
era: CAeesborongh 10 va,ac etc ~ re- taitero on
receiver II Merchants ami Mechanics Bank o lfuy-
order affirmed with costs
30 .fcs agf Iaihnrn, ktmes aGt Htthnrl -Dricrs OF
General dismssine appeal reversed with costs
ArgaIi ag. Pi,ts-Oi dcrs affirmed.
CAIFNDAK TO-DAY.
The following L. the day caonlarof the Court OF Appeals
for THURSDAY september Is. 1873:
Nos. 20, -. 90, 10 81, 80 IL. A.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
Gounlrp l]rcrern tor Sale ano 20 let.


A DESIRABLE farm of II acres in Monmouth
y Cannty. y j., u be soa ly orioi oi me court al
auction. ~epienD 20 oi9 Fer p,ryM a. uar .,o ,aqI''
Fine Country Residence, WestchcSter
- cc.9y, sS a,l a., ,1 n, t,. l,in Y6rs
AddIts- T.. %. Box $3.50, tiii.
At SOUTH ORANGE.-Fo ,aie che p hanl-
"A me hou,r io r"om' .9i. , ','' u er.f i'
ci.ss. ~ exchange. Address LOUIS -Lb4-Ch, 3'ath
A CHEAP IOME.-For sale, a good, well
Im.c is two Stories ami Joomsi ia tIe rear ~
te g9nse rs a ,mi o"iH @ % @ +. on "a atta nt N s.
s, ana % e h. ~ dsi Tor Oo rarT OF purchase money
nofsasc A'diess H. a. ~' box a. ii''"''
5,0TXTRY SENT.-Up tire Hudson River
Y Knr'aa Dncnrs. t"nn', i u ',r ,. D. .f '.r
oim,'. ''
COUNTRY RE~IDENCE tor ~ale, with thirty
- Az & as' , , .9 la. m loa'. hi, s'.oea I'o4.
bc-iioa bathroom AMI nune ons cioei' 'h nAr e'iI'
w.,"l sa1, bV "i, etScs Apoy 10 H. -roN lc eoadeay
yFOR SALE or LEASE.
qq, extensive Engineering E-'abl .hreui known a. the
~OI ITHWALk FOl y Dry.
o. Aasiip- on-nvc .hil.h'iphia; ,,,.
. s frns Shop ani ores cqaipF, fo OPERA
1dlfcss 5iERidcA & SONS $50 srgih r,,a,i 2isi
E7OK SALE.-Dr,ig.ble residence in Nor
4 walk conn; gooi house rooms. about q acre with
barn. sc location lIcr. 96 600 about Li cash
Aaorrss T. %. IoN 2,,14, Scw-fofk.
LOR SALE.-A large and yerv superior farm,
near WILMINGTON. D-.. tine location gh healthy iui
every way desirable good sN per cent investment snaid
t.e,. Address ~ above, Box go.
EARN FOR SALE. OF G3 acres of good land,
Witn orchard. dwelling ANA outDuidings Maieicd ny
tw0 creeks and well ieu,,a; tree miles nom MtS f'n-
Ncstc'--fer county, y. y Aprj u H. l. SUM I4o
Er"' 'l'as.
EOR SALE CHEAP at STANHOPE, MA
MILL F.OTfi.IY with 10 acre, - land. powerful
stream n water with l6 foot fll also dwelling house AMI
barn . aier power 80 the whole properly
purchased Tor - 200 Aply to H. COMBS IL West
St, Nc"-iork cry.
L'OR SALE or to LEI.-Furnished or un-
4 furnished. the west side of he Hudson SIX miles
above Summer rsiacncr ard arm oi hiy acres
ten woodland rashcrfes balance lawn gar
den and ueids Tlr,,siory house. fifteen r"oms; range
MORGAN & TAYLOL, Executors,
90 Frank Inst
HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY for SALE or
RENT-The attractive completely FURNISHED ana
charrniurlv residence fokecp-ie the Oneen
City o he al.p 10 acres, beautifully located ol
thr fv.r Milton. With cottage barn, ir
&C y. WRIGHT, - south libcrty-si, fokeepse, y y
ORANGE, \. J.-IIouses ana Country Seats
~ to let for sale great variety also farms ana bald
ing lots BLACKWELL BROS. 2i3 BROADWAY Room j.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
Gin proYerln 80 Eel.

LARGE number of desirable offices and
lof- man, Nassau, luiol and oihersireets
near tl- Post Oniec RUIAND ID & WHITING. > beeKinan
ST. NeW.lOTk.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
IElI.IONs MANDrn nOwN.
pEclsIOAs-sEPr. Il

The following H. day calendar o the Court of Aproa
for thursday. sept, mb,r lS. 1879:
Nos %, -. ~, 10, -, -, a. A.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
5iinallons Unnieo-- females

COOK A frst-class North German cook for
- cooking only ~ OBJ otiDn TO D,aflnghouss. best
city rcerruteA Li6 1iaye
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

Baroaiow. Il a 20 George n Lnhrs, No $50 Grands'.
years 81 annual rent 81 49,
parniiu Tos. ua 10 Charles Weeks Nos 90 ana E21
Wcs' Tsih u. -? wear. a. annual rent OF
Moser. William to Julia Miller. No 10 N"at if'hs''
D. ffftf al p IA of
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-06-06
WHEELER MOWER, No. s.
Osborne Self-Binding Harvester

This is emphatically perfect ma me- 1t will
cut from II TO 20 acres IL day, doing etter work
than can be done by hand, and with none of the
the ightes draft and is not liable to get out of or
der. Nothing is left on the ground for horse
rake to take up.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-06-06
Kirby Mower, No. /.

This is front-cut machine, has been before tn,
public for ten years, and while many valuable i'm
provements have been made, it is the perfect EN-
bodimcnt of the always popular Kirby machine
In field trials il has won enough gold medals t.
rnNnr IL
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-06-06
CHRONIC AILMENTS.
The Horse for General Utility.
THE LARGE AND SPLENDID HORSE
CHFlSTERn
WILL STAND THIS SEASON, CLOSING lilly
1pTU 1879 AS FOIIOWS.

WILL STAND THIS SEASON, CLOSING July
18TH, 1879, AS FOLLOWS:
EN Monday afternoon, Tuesdays and We'd
SrSM nesday morning, at the subscribers
%sN stable near Emmorton; Wednesday af-
y u tenoon, Thursdays and SATURDAYS mt
]. Crawford Thompson s, near Wesleyan Chapel /.
Fridays at John z. Bayless's, near Glenvie.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGEE.-Chesteri is a hand
some bay, fully 18k hand high; weighs 1.gyO lbs.
is five years old, very stylish in appearance and a
remarkably fine traveller He is perfectly sound
and healthy and has not single blemish or defect
about him. He has taken First Premiums four
times at the Hartford county Fair, and Is Justly re-
garded by horsemon rs perfect horse He Is per
fectly docile and tractable and possesses every
point desirable in selecting horse TO breed from
for roadsters or for farm purposes.
Chester was sired by Joseph Claytons half Per-
cheron horse Young Corporal, out of well-bred
Virginia mare. Young Corporal was sired by the
celebrated horse Big Corporal, imported from
France by ]. Howard McHenry, Esq.
TERMs.-$5 for single servicei 80 for the season;
S15 to insure. Any person parting with an insured
mare before she Is known to be with foal will be
held responsible for the insurance money. Allac-
cdents at the risk of the owners.
my2-tjul5* A. Il. PATTERSON
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-07-23
A Pleasant Occasion.

The happy gift of being an agreeable
and entertaining host and hostess was
evinced on Tuesday night by Judge r. s.
Moseley and his amiable and agreeable
wife, at their residence ON Union street,
to the friends and acquaintance of
their daughter, Miss Maggie. The
beautiful evergreens surrounding the
house were brilliantly Illuminated with
Japanese lantern-making the scene
a welcome and inviting one to the
approaching guests, who, by the hour
of 8 O'Clock, had assembled TO the num-
Der of seventy. The night was one of
unusual pleasantness and both, before
and after the elegant supper, the guests
amused themselves with music and
dance. All present vie with each other
i'm pronomcing the occasion one of
the most pleasant of the season.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-07-23
Personal. MENTION.

Miss Jessie Shull, after visit of sew
eral weeks To her friends here, returned
To her home in Cromwell, last Thursday.
Mrs. Lue Brown, of Masonvillc, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ann Bennett,
of this place.
Miss Mamie Bennett returned Thurs
day from visit To her sister, Mrs. Ed.
Johnson, in Mclean county.
Mrs. ALA Miller returned home Il few
days ago from visit of several weeks
to her Step-children on Green river.
Mr.. IL. IL. King, formerly connected
with this ofiice-one of the clevcrest
gentlemen in seven States, is visiting
his former trends and acquaintance
here. Mr. King is engaged in the gro
Gerry business at Corydon, Henderson
county.
We omitted to note last week, the
departure of Mrs. J. L. Benton, who
Went to Owensboro to visit her daught-
or, Mrs. John OF'laherty. She has
not yet returned.
Howard Gray, ESD, of Shelbyville,
is in our county, hunting up sheep.
The work on the amphitheatre at the
Fair Grounds is progressing finely and
will soon he completed. The Company
have changed the time of holding their
fair from the eth of October To the S0th
day of September.
We regret to chronicle the severe
and continued illness of Mrs. John
Midkiff. She is very sick, but at this
writingshe is thought to be some better.
Mr.. Thos. c. Robertson, of Louisville,
representing the firm of II. l.. Stevens
* Co., wholesale manufacturers of boots
and shoes, accompanied by his amiable
and accomplished wife, are the guests
of the family of Judge w. +. Gregory.
Mr.. James A. Thomas, who has
been quite sick for week or more, is,
we are glad to learn, improving, and
hope is entertained by his many friends
of his recovery.
Miss Ca Shull, of Cromwell, was in
town Thursday, the guest of Misses
Loga and Lizzie Walker.
Mrs. Mary 4. Thomas, of this place,
is having Il reunion Of her family this
week-all being present but Mr.. and
Mrs. James III. Martin, of New jersey.
Those present, living at other points,
are Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnson, of Terre
Haute, Indiana; Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL.
Owen, of Owensboro, and Prof. and
Mrs. J. ii. Harper, of Rockport. a re-un-
ion, after an absence of several years,
is pleasant episode in the life of the
mother, son and daughter.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-07-23
4 WOInaus Loss.

1t has now become mootcd question
among scientists whether or not wO-
mans primativc beauty and vigor,
which have been lost, could not he RE-
STORED and EXTENDED 10y the action of
certain constitutional agents. These
agents must necessarily regulate and
build up, fortify and antagonizc all eX-
isting female Irregularities and obstrlIc-
tions which havcproduccd the i'll health
must revitalize the blood and give youth
ful bloom To the checks. The remedy
must unload the locked up secrctions,
must add red corpusclcS to the blood,
aid digestion and strengthen the feeble.
We are glad to announce that such
remedy has been found, and thousands
of ladies are being restored by its Use.
Ii is known a. DIR. DrOmgoole's English
Female Bitters.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-07-23
THE True Way 10 Invigoratc.

The true way to invigorate n feeble
system is To inftlse activity into the OPP
erations of the stomach, that wOndrous
alcmbic in which the food is transmitted
into the constituents of blood, the chief
element of our vitality. HOStetter's
Stomach Bitters, because itaccomplishes
this end, is greatly to he preferred to
many 80 called TONES, useful indeed as
appetizers, but imperative a. aids to Iii
gestion and assimilation. This sterling
cordial, while il invigOrates the stomach,
healthfully stimulates the liver, bowels,
and kindneys, ensuring the escape
through the regular channels of eflete
and useless matter thrown off by the
system, which is thus purified as well as
invigOrated by it. Its tonic influence is
soon made manifest by an increase of
vital energy and a more active and reg
Mar discharge of every physical func-
ton, and it has the further effect of rem
lering the system unassailable by ma
larial epidemics. 26-lm
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-07-23

Every lover of the horse should read
the following notice from the Western
Sportsman and Livestock News:
"A Treatise on the Horse and his Dis
eases" by DR.. B. j. Kendall of Enos-
burgh Falls, VT, is a book that every
owner Of horse should have, and no
breeder of horses can afford to do with
out. 1t has thrty-five engravings Illus
trating positions assumed by sick horses,
and gives treatment of diseases i'm such
plain and comprehensive language a. to
he readily understood 10y amy one of or
binary intelligence. The price is only
% cents, but we would not change il for
any book on the horse and his diseases
that we have ever seen, and we have
read some books of the kind that cost
$40. IL contains Il large number of rec
ipes, any one of which is worth double
the price of the work. The book may
he had of the author as above.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-07-23
Grand Rally.

a Barbecue will be given ut the
Crossing of Turkey Run, by the South
Carrollton road, on the LIST day of Au-
gust; at which the county candidates
have all promised to be present, and
discourse politics to the good people.
a good dinner at fair rates, and those
who wish to, can he gratified by an old
fashioned ground dance. Good order
will he preserved, and no fighting
whisky or spirits of any kind, will b,
allowed to be sold on the ground. Al
are invited to attend.
II. B. JOHNSON,
27-tf G. G. NEWMAN.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-07-23
Death ola welI-anown Citizen.

Mr.. Joseph Vaught, a well-known
citizen of Hartford, died at his home in
this place last Thursday. He was a ma
tive of Tennessee, but has resided in
Hartford for many years. He was
probably one of the best mechanics in
his line (blacksmithing) that ever lived
i'm the county. He was a good citizen
and will he missed by many friends.
He leaves a wife and two children. Rev.
L. J. Randolph held funeral services at
the residence, after which his remains
were buried in the Hartford Cemetery.