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Piles and Fistula
PERFECTLY CURED.
DIR. T.W. THORNTON eco.
OF Kansas City. Mo-.
wiz perfectly enre all eases Of Piles
and fisiula, Of however long stand
Ing, aud Of the worst farms.
Without Knife. Ligature or
Caustic !

Treatment mild with bat little lain. No deien'
tion nun, hi.lua.s and NO danger "a lr iealtl from
Treatment. Iuse melhoi which l. ueN aud orig.
nal, u not generally inown 40 the Profession, ans
never falls 10 eure. No pay asked until lailtniIi
charge moderate We aso fufauier 10 eufc All Ca.-
- III reduoihe Rupture thermal, ~ sait aud al.
llosi raulsss operation uithoni diau lag dfop 81
hlool Ne a. MOI Ak lar lay until eufo h per tc.
ei u seeuls sum ienis explicit in h. unersioui
ID all None can nlsiake ouf nfaninE un inaiiei
hna ,keptioal a. 90 ths euIr.
OFflCE NJ. sil. MAY STREET,
Mn hs a The NseIa ususf, siantili' Ay'i e,.
oil NsIuf.lay lu1 lhuI.ial uii npNA'
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rLe mnlnrd Hetei Letterp.

As this scheme Is presented In our regular adser-
Using columns u oners very tempting array OF
plies to be disposed Of by lot Eth April next
This Is authorized by law and Is under the manage
ment Of dislnteresied commissioners appointed by
the legislature Of Kentucky. A. the drawing
lakes place April sth. parties desiring tickets will
have 10 order Al once.
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MORE BLOOD {!

IuANE OPENED A llr-rAf.Ass "a fthfn
shop ullIlaf ihs NnIr " hfAli.irf illls, 1853
aln nrfllsffd o. lnfnO lhlle uifai. a. ihf inar'l
Mallol Inras. 1 aIllllrp luuls ~ all AInt3|
ilQ.h 40. halter lfIt A. I siN faf fs.h -
IllIfs. IAlnllll o. Iaal IIslisnAIr' : |a'iin
4 ~. .'''' M.E rls,S..
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LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT


Naiiee /. hereby glveu 10 sham a mef enneesn
that rrter q. butt and MARY Hui, NJ. si.r
CLERK 0Qoe ol Lincoln CIrlU|I Cont Ihlff Joint
petition praying that Mary hnii h. enrosefet
~ Judgment Of aid Count 70 se enjoy, nll aud cou-
yey CO hefosn heneAi, any rrupffIy she may u~n
acquire, nee lronl he cloIns he dfhIs ~ hrI
husband. Peter 4. HUT. 10 make ruulr1Tl'. sue
and h. sued A. single woman 20 trade 10 ufI uan
deed.
IL Is therslars ordered BY The undsllisnrd Nleit
81 aid Court that The nolce ol said pfilnn ana n
object he published In the lsInnloH iot aNAi, =
newspaper puhlishsd 10 the town ~ stanford, TO
weekly insffiionS, before the next Narch term ~
said Couri
Witness Iny hand A. Clerk Of the Linroln llr.
cult Court, thissih day Of MsIeh. ISL.
ro-et D. p. BAIIEf, clefi.
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THE FIRM or HAYDN sROTHFEs DEAL
ers In Dry Goods ac, stanford, ~, has heen Dis.
solved BY mnlusl consrnt, \. \. Hayden retiring
The noiss and acrounis doe The Old lfu luI ihs
present len sith J. ". Hay den. STANFORD. or 49,
Element. Parties indebted sill call on hln, uniii
1890 y. y. nAyDfN.
asst .. ~. HAYDEN.
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SEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAKE NOTICE

LET ALL THAT CLAIM To HAVE RE-
ceipts OF my Deputies, when asked ior hack Tax,
bring them 20 town during Circuit Court and u
not found, bring the money. Those that know
they owe, bring the money, aud ride home with a
receipt In their poe ket, or walk hack. Apologies
aud compliments will paw no longer II ! am not
there, y, n. Edmision will sell you receipt with
my signature.
isi-st A. M.FELAND. y. ;. l. G.
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obi lirm n Hayden Bros.
PnMmu We have a new Singer Sew.
ING Machine, costing sia, that We will give
10 the young lady getting W. Gfly aer sub.
acribcr. at 81 each. Call At our Office ex-
anime the machine and 20 10 work in q
good cause.
GETTING Rrspy.-D J. y. Owsley and
5. ~. Raughman have commenced 10 make
brick ior their new building. adjoining The
Opera HOUSE. Dr. Ow-ley will put up two
iwo-siory building- ior siore-rcoms, Mr..
llaughman a livery stable, just a. soon -
the weather will permit.
Mn. r. w. wsAnrS, IN addition 10 his
large underiakers' stock, has opened In the
store room IN the ~. Asaph Hotel building,
full line Of the newest and handsomest
styles Of Furniture which he has marked
NJ city prices. An examination Of his
goods will convince you that furniture has
never been offered a. low hefore In Stan
ford.
TINS new iirm of bruce a Co, composed
Of Mr.. George u. Bruce and Col. 7. W.
Miller, i abou, ready to open H. doors to
the public md AK Zoe portion Of IL pat
ronage. TIE stock will consist Of Ready
made Clothing, Of the latest styles, Gents
Furnishing Goods, boots, Shoes and Hats
Everything l. new, and will he sold at the
lea.i possible profit Consult your inter
ct and give them call,
Now d rHE Tinr-To buy goods cheap
e. than ever. ). W. Hayden will sell you
some of the pretiissi and best blankets for
lea than you ever bought such goods be-
fare. lie will sell you a nit Of elegant
clothes Cor ieaa than the goods cost you
generally. You can also &c. anything you
want there at almost a nominal profit lie
Is receiving fresh goo,ls almost daily, and
ri. new Dress Goods arr daisies.
lisroL lIoes.--A few days ago Tom
sim. came 10 town, aud afier imbibing
pretty freely, decided that he must have a
ni.,ol lie aeco,dinelv houeh, .ne and In
short time Il brough, him to grief.
Meeting John Young he got into a quar-
rel with him, which ended in his drawing
the we.pou f-om ia oonoealment For ,hi.
he vas arrested and held over TO the Cir
cuit cour, with the charge Il G. G. v. after
NJ name
T,tr nirit Of improvement 1. maniled-
inc it.elf All over town. Col. Miller has
,.ken ont the Old window. and door Of
the s,ore.room to he occupied by Bruce 4
Co and In their plac,. put new ones Of
heavy plate rlas. The interior ha. been
PAINTED and papered. and the front Is to
have several coats Of paint. Mr. !. W.
HAYDEN j. nnovating his slore-room in
and out. while other improvement. are
seen ON every hand.
A.fh.
',..,. -. w - -. -,
i"''en'' eufe'' u"ns' IT. ih''h''n "'','
-. NJ p,vh,,n Indvs W MILL,
n "A n,ll,,l q & chri.man Iohn Flkin.
pichmond. tho. wh.,,;tt Gen. Hiyviu.
ho,h.m Lancaster. \ A. W,,.on. George
n Uonp., y PnlIiam n. : Fisher.
p;ch,,d cohh Sanford Erwin Jo. A.
Cohen s,,nlori /. lame. Chri.man. Jo.eph
n,,cl,v Nichol,.v,lle
i"erh''r o' MINI tue pe''"e"'
slgns" ny most OF our '''''en', 'N'"s '"'
ro',"'as's p ''''"s'a' 20 ",s ms "~s' w
me L. n " M" - = L. " !. U" ''''s u'''''
I" eAlSs"e ,ns 'Ai,''s' % our "'A"s :.
points a''"s s"e '"u'"s'. ~ ~ va, ,'"'
70 Sena'of he'A' VINO mas ia" =" os'o''
'"a' "". '''"s "' ~
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HAZE A NuNNELLy have gone into the
coal business, and the prospec, Is that u
will go below 20 cents. We will get 20
pounds 10 the bnshel. anyway.
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NJ. ID. HUGHES

IA Candidate 10 represent Lincoln county In the
lot4cr HOUSE 81 the next Oenera Assembly 81
Kentuekyi subject TO the aetion OF the ilenocfaiie
partV.
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J.B. PAcE's Dianora. the finest Chewing
Tobacco in the market, for sale by u.
Matiingly a Son.
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CoALt CoALii

IAN SELLING mt BEST Ran. nt.fhh-
Ninss. i'ine ilin Livingston and laurel 'onniy
Coal iG pound. 90 the u }, Al ihs h,il"aihr rfie'
ON TuE CAR ...............s........ 10 ssni,.
nEiIN ...-......s.,....... 10 TENS
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Ioc.L MsrrrRs.


FGfsH fi-n tomorrow lsa'nfday Al
D. Ma''ingly \ sons.
rnr farmers should he happy They
have had plenty rain for once at least
Twrxry Do,IAns sayed BY buying your
Sewing Machine from Geo. u. wearen.
P.cf's Dianora. the finest Chewing
r,laeco in the market. for sale by u.
Ma,tinglv A Son.
- -. g., en-
- - ,,.,',.i,.... ..,,,ia,. ,o,.hin
Ihsv we're -, 10 work ON the Cour, square.
,.,,,
r'S.s' " "s''l, '.''''u"s -"- - !,
i"'s NPf',' W - 80 ~ A.,
- 's"s anu an" s''-' W ''''' "
nalh NVSShl,' nave s'', ~ w., ~ !,
''a' "''',"s''' anu '"e P',f''' ~
WI s' "'''" ~ 'e"''' w VI" ~ ~
l"""'' W WV o"."s,. anyway
Lrn.r PERsoNAls.-Jos. =. Poriman
has another heir-a ten-pound boy. Tues
day night. Mr.. Henry baughman'- vile
P'''s"''" "'"' WIN -, ''.'
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS j. NJ. fniiirs
tell. us that be has received and !. ready
TO dizburse the G0-pes-eeni' OF The school
fand due teachers 10 February 10Th
McRonrnrs A srAoa are putting up the
hand.omsst soda water fountain ever seen
In the.. n.ns. Ne ar, afraid. however,
,h., /. vim never Get warm enough for
,h.. A mn, "A 40 work
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Will positively curo feser and Ague, pumb Ague,
Afue take, Bilious ietei, ianndiee, pyslapsls'
and an di.easfs VI tho Liver, Stomach aud hloaAi
Prize ~ llh, nail Sud ioi Prof Nuilnieiif a.
Treats Ca the Kidneys ADD Liver, iree ~ mail
AlIre.s FRENCH PAD 90.
ll.l-lrfl Ialeia. Ohia.
chENAllr A PENNY, Ag'nis. STANFORD, ~
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80 lan psr,isulals q = SAD. a. s1.pf'.
aas. : a. IRUkakAht. FtI-ttfei
slsal.li Li1con loiAJ.
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TnsMs MonH"Ar A.

IN Ianlon. piifes raase ilpa N ~ m
40 Tlspai4loll 80. sAl did ale -
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YOU CAN BE CURED!



judge Buchanan. lawyer, Tole,lo, ohio. say.
s.One Of Prof Cuiluetie's French kidney PADS
cured me Of Lnmi,ago IN three weeks time. Nv ease
had been given up by the best doctor~ a. inenra-
ble During all This time suffered untold agony
aud paid oul large .sals Of money
George Neiter, J. T. Toledo, Ohio, says
~ suffered Er three years with Scialica aud
Kidney Diseaic, and ofieu had 10 10 ahout on
crutches, vas eniirey and permanently cured
after wearing i'r0f Guiineiie's ffench Kidney Pad
four weeks
squire n. &. Scott, y lsania. Ohio. writes
~ have heen a great sufferer ior A. years with
nriehts Disease ct the kidneys; for weeks al 4
time was unable 30 GET out 81 bed took barrels 81
meslicine. but they gave me only temporary ~
lief / uorr two OF Prot. Guilmeiies Pads ia
weeks and nos knon ! am eniiiely curti.
Mn. Helen Jerome, Toledo, Ohio, says
"lor years have been conhned, great part 81
the time 10 my bed, with Lueorrhua aud frnale
Weakness ! wore ene 81 Gnilueite's kidney Iad-
and was cured Ia one month"
HRGreen, " holesale Grocer, findley o., srlies'
u suffered for q years with Lame hask, and la
ihree weeks waa rs--anenily cured ~ wearing
one Of l'r0f Guilnieite's kidney PADS
n. D. keesling, a. ID, husgisi, iofan.lori Ind,
hen sending in an order CO.. Kidney fais, n rites
~ wore one Of ihe nrsi ones We had, aud ~
cel,el niofe henehi ifom u than ans thing l ever
used. in fact the Pads give better generai sails
action than any kidney Remedy Ne eset SOLD.
Hay A Shoemaker nfusgsis, Hannibal, Mo.
I'VE ace Working lively trade In your Pads,
aud are hearing Of good results liom ihen every
day."
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100 acres we'll set Ia Blue-Grass - acres Ia Wheat
and balance tor Corn all well 1ratered and fenced
The dwelling-hoiSe Is hIiCk % six rooms, with
6 rooms. With brick kitchen aud snlok e-housc and
all the neceSsary Outhouses Neighhorhood a.
good A. any in the county, and the houso j. bat a
lev minutes walk from Walnut Flat Church and
a, ailes from q Depot on the l.. a n. Il. r. fos-
session given Immediately.
Also, ls0 No. lives 90 Of them thoroughbred
Southdouns, an bred 10 a sOuthdoWn buck; large
LOT Of LAMBS already dropped milk Cows. one
th0rouehbrcd; two 2-year-old Thoroughbred heii-
ers with young calves two yeaIiing high grade
Heiiers one thoroughbred Heller Calf by J. =
Owsleys ball; one splendid yoke u Oxen. years
old; one entra i-year-ed saddle aud harness Horse,
beautiful hay; one saddle mare one extra saddle
Mare, one extra Rr0od-Mare, In ioal by John
Baughlnan's Jack; one 2-year-0id filly, natuial
saddle coli; stacks OF nice Timothy Hay ricks
Of bright wheat straw; IS barrels Of Corn ~ crib
20 bushels Of Wheat one splendid 2-horse Wagon
M0wlng Machine Buggy and Harness twelve
Hives Of Bees, IS or 20 Cams Harrow, 1s Flows
Hoes, aud other Farming implements; Household
aud Kitchen furniture ! 500 pounds OF haeon, 2eo
pounds OF l.ard.a good set Of Carpenters Tools
TKENs.-On the farm, One-third cash renain-
der At per cent. interest, payahle 10 snit puf,
chaser On the personally, br all sums Of ~ and
under, cash; over that amount cfedlt III ~ o.
January, iss2, Al per cent interest on notes Win
approved security, negotiable aud payable al ths
farmers National Hank ..
STANFORD. March Is. 1851.
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A SPLENDID MULE JACK
FOR SALE!

IHANF A FINE BLACK MILE JACK. PR
lsciiy ssliahle inesety respect, Toe sAir. Adde'S
a. u. noNTA.
asa harredsbuTs, Ky.
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IIru.E PFRsoSALs.--Jos. r. Poriman
has another heir-a ten-pound boy. Tues
DAY night Mr.. Henry naughman's wife
prevented him with girl Tuesday.
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TwrNrY DOLLARS saved by buying your
Sewing Machine from Geo. u. Wearen. =
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Fnrsn Fi-n tomorrow Saturday at
o. Mai,ingly 4 sons.
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TItE spirit Of improvement l. manifest
ing itself all over town. Col. Miller has
taken out the Old Windows and door Of
the siore-room 10 he occupied by Bruce 4
Co, and in their plaoes put new ones Of
heavy plate glas. The interior hiss been
painted and Papered, and the front is to
have several coats Of paint. Mr.. !. W.
Hayden Is rsnovaling his sloreroom in
and out, while other Improvements are
seen on every hand.
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ScHooL CoMSIssloSER }. NJ. PnIIrs
tell. ~ that he has received and Is ready
to disbnr.e the G0-pes-ceni. Of the school
fnnd due teachers 10 February 10Th.
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REi.ow We give the names ola few Of the
patients cured under Dr. Thornton's treat
ment. SEE advertisement in another col
umni VIM J. Rayburn, Judge W. Miller,
r. n. Ballard, G. c. Chrisman, John Elkin,
Richmond Tho. Wherritt. Geo. Higgin-
botham, Lancaster; V. u. Watson, George
d. Hopper, J. =. Pnlliam. =. ;. Fisher,
Richard Cobb, Sanford Erwin, jos. A.
Cohen. Stanford James Chri-man, Joseph
Barclay, Nicholasville.
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lisroL lIoss.--A few days ago Tom
Sims came 10 town, aud aiter imbibing
pretty freely, decided that he must have a
pistol lie accordingly bought one and In
short time Il brought him to grief
Meeting John Young he got into a quar-
rel with him. which ended In his drawing
the weapon fsom H. oonoealment. For this
he vas arrested and held over TO the Cir
cult Court, with the charge II G. G. ~. after
NJ. name.
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OuR correspondents would confer great
favor Il they would write all articles Of
kindred nature together. A personal item
here and another several pages OIL gives
both editor and compoaitor needless trouble.
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Now u riIE Tinr-To buy goods cheap
er than ever. .. W. Hayden will sell you
some Of the preiiie-i and bes, blankets for
lea than you ever bought such good. be-
fare. lie will sell you a sait Of elegant
clothes Cor lea. than the goods cost you
generally. You can also &c. anything you
want there At almost a nominal profit lie
is receiving fresh goosls almost daily, and
hi new Dress Goods are daisies.
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avslo. raa LAn0OAaes. DRAW
ana AMI rAihTiNu.
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TINS new firm Of Duoe 4 Co, composed
Of Mr.. George II. Bruce and Col 7. W
Miller, j. about ready TO open Il. doors ia
the public, md AK ior portion Of IT, pat.
ronage. The stock viii consist Of Ready.
made Clothing, Of the latest styles, Gents
Furnishing Goods, boots, Shoes and Hats.
Everything l. new, and viii he sold at the
least possible profit. Consult your inter
81 and give them a call.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 2eth,

HAVING DETERMINED TO QuirFARMTSG.
viii -el at puhlic auction, on
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State News.

The survivors of the Forty-ninth Massa- chusetts volunteers will re-unite at Seaside Park, Bridgeport, in July, as a complinenf to Colonel s. B. Sumner, of that city, who was lieutenant colonel of the regiment.
 Moves s. Wentworth, one of the old time
 printers, died at his home in Preston, Tues day. He was foreman of the Norwich Courier
 from the start until it was merged into the Norwich Batlletisa. He contributed largely to
 leading periodicals and papers.
 several weeks ago Henry Wolfe, a Nor wich saloon keeper, blew out his brains with pistol, and his wife declared that he killed himself through modification at the accident. al discovery of his criminal relations with young colored girl. The story was disbe- ieved by some and the Grand Army Post, of which he was member. appointed a commit. tee to investigate the matter. This commit l tee has reported to the adjutant of the post, and the result of their finding does not agree
 with the above theory of Wolfe's death. The
 adjutsnt is to lay the finding before the au. | thorities.
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. Whales at Block Island

Whales are seen daily, and in unusually large schools. One rose, blew and disap- peared within two hundred yards of the steamer George w. Danielson on her trip over from Newport on Monday. Last Satur- day boat sailing east of the Island was sud denly lifted by whale swimming under it. The boat was raised so high that when it dropped it took in water. General Ordway reports that while sailing near the Island he saw 0 whale which he estim ates to be sev- enty feet long. So common has the sight of these animals become that many of the sum- mer visitors have come to consider them as regular tenants of these waters. Mir. O. &. Warden estimates that on some days fully one hundred may be seen from the piazza of the Ocean View.
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An E1epanr Toilet Preparatton,

Hair dressing and restorative is to be found in LONDON HAIR COLOR REsToRER. It seldom fails to restore gray or faded hair to it's orig inal youthful color and beauty. Falling hair is checked by it's use, and it produces a growth of beautiful young hair, soft, glossy and luxuriant. It certainly is the most cleanly and effective hair rrestorer now before the American people. A. A. Gibson, Barry. town, Duchess county, N. Y., writes: Dr. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia, Gents Fl en- close a postofice order for eight dollars
 please send me one dozen tLondon Hail Color Restorer." It has stopped my hail from falling and restored it to it's natural col
 or. It has proven satisfactory in every re pect. The London Hair Color Restorer' can be obtained at all the leading druggists at 75 cents bottle. maze d&weow1y4p
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AsH-IoNlC
A ParBanted Pnrifier oR the Svst

"A PerfeOted FuI1ner or Ghe SybIeaA'
 ToN1o.-"L Increasing the strength, O6UiGting the s0ects of de6tktty, aud restoring eolty Junction" " -WEBsTER.
 For Indigestion, and Dyspepsia, the many forms of Liver Complaint, Impure and Impoverished Blood, and Functional Derangements attendant upon Debility, and for Building up the weak, Ash-TOnic is doubtless the most prompt and certain remedy yet devised. In 1-2 Ib. bottles, 75 cents i; Six Bottles, $4. Accredited Physi- clans and Clergymen, who may desire to test the Tonic, will be supplied with not exceeding six bottles, at one-half the retail price, money to accompany the order. Sold by Druggists, and by D. B. Dewey & Co., 46 Dey St., N. Y.
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cENTAuR linin1ent.
The most Powerful,

The most Powerful, Penetrating and Pain-relieving remedy ever devised by man. It soothes Pain, it allays inflammation, it heals Wounds, and 1t cures
 RHEUMATISM, Sciatica, Lumbago, Scalds, Burns, Stiff Joints, Cuts, Swellings, Frost bites, Quinsey, Salt Rheum, Itch, Sprains, Calls, and Lameness from any cause. Sufferers from
 PAIN IN THE BACK, Fever Sores, Eruptions, Broken Breasts, contracted Cords, Neu- ra1gia, Palsy or dislocated limbs and owners of horses, planters, me chanics, merchants and professional men everywhere, unite in saying, that
 CENTAUR LINIMENT brings relief when all other Lini- ments. Oils, Extracts and Embroca- tions have failed.
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... co,an., .1d LER1s Rr;d.da L, MoRets, sSiatS,,,

It is supposed that in accordance with GUS tom the camp will take the name of Cover nor Bigelow. The old camp ground will be occupied, with an addition to the same to ac- eommodate the additional regiment. The inspection which usually occurs on Thursday will be dispensed with this year, as on Tues day the brigade will take part in the Groton celebration. There will be 8 review by the Governor on Friday.
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Imnortanf.

When you visit or leave New York city, save baggage expressage and carriage hire, and stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central depot, 450 rooms, fitted up at cost of one million dollars, reduced to $1 and upwards per day. European plan. Ele- vator. Restaurant supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages and elevated railroad to all depots Families can live better for less money at the Grand Union Hotel than at any other first class hotel in the city.
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residences of those who have recently died. Some are owned by those who buy and sell for speculation. zzs heavy thunder storm visited this place Wednesday, July 18th, about p. m., during which the lightning struck 9 large elm tree in front of the residence of Mrs. Goddard on the Green. The tree was considerably de- severely scared, but no one was hurt.
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fty COurt-CrfminaI Sfde-JudS

Charles H. Farren, theft of $3 from Jacob Steinmeyer, Reform school until twenty one Ellen McCurry, injury to property of Theo- dore Murr, $3 fine and $1O. 16 costs; same, theft of lap robe, judgment suspended Kate Smith, breach of the peace against Maria Me Lein, to July 16; Mary Hoffman, breach ot the peace against Harry Price, to August 16 James Cairns against Catharine Cairns, $1 fine and S6 97 costs