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min Minim print rnniwww. or
pirt.ir. to b copied is swuratrly drawn
upon pcc.ili.ir rtono, itl, a rrmron m-1
Mining oil. TU rt.maUtr.pt. wet, but
th. water, while wrtt..,f .11 th. rwt of ,
IS. atone, mil not .IIhtb to th portions I
f-nbiiitinir tin ink. An ink-roller la run i
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orer th a tour, rmeii'jr more ink on
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ry no nt and ine wli(! the ink picture i
H ItrUIlT OH II. J III I'M IllIrTT W IIIVU .
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hidon a'ld a powerful proiu . pp!iil.
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, ,1 u e . r.t. hi to aiMiw uivolf In plain and un
In left upon it a iK-rfuotctpy rf Iheorigi-i . ' .. ,,
. . 1 ' j ii. . mistakable tcrnn, not itronwr llian tlie
ital picture. The wetting and inking and i , 6 ,
. . . .. .imputation upon me diuervw, but to
prewing u rrpwited a nianv times a ........ . ,. -
' " . plmn thnt nit undervlaiHlingofmy mean-
rnpwa are wsnteil. Tuie h 6 one color. I ; ,
.r . . . ,, ,. . . . mi and piirpner.imiot be at fiiult He
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painting, a Inrge minincr of atonra are
uaed from Ive to twenty. The portion
of the painting having one ahadc of color
ii put in i proper pli;co on the (tone,
r.itli colored ink. Another stone eon
taina anot!:T thade, and to on, and the
pnper being carefully printed from a
tucccaion of there ttonea, finally cuii
tuini an ex et reproduction of the origi
nal painting when well done, to accu
rate that only an experienced eye can
ttll w hich b the original or w hich u the
copy. After all the hadoi of colon are
put on, t'.e chroma la prewed upon a final
trone to engraved and grooved that it
givea the whole surfocc the exact appear-
anof apaiutiug on real canvas. The j
art H now so pertected that co;ies ot
eoxtly paintings are reproduced, as beau
tiful aa the originals, for a small sum,
compared with the cost of the originals.
It will bi seen thut the great cost is in
first prep iring tin) stones. Five or six
nxmuu are requirou io flwHitt fllT uut
whew ouoa donetlehiel cost ir 6 lite
nling required.
MorrrifJ cimowos.
WIico chromoj leave the printers, they
are cu thick heavy paper, like ordii.itry
engravings, and they can then be framed
in glas. But a great improvement is
secured by carefully hacking them with
very heavy binders-board that is, a
strong, heavy pasteboard, upon which
they are prewed smoothly in a powerful
hpdmulic pre. This r uires care and
skill in order to have the work smooth
and even, without injury to tho chromo.
The whole is then covered with a refined,
transparent xarni.-h, wl.idi not only
brings out the colors more strongly, but
preserves the surface so that it can be
wiped free from dust or fly-specks, and
even be washed. Tho chroma, thus
jnounted can be aet upon the mantel, or
liung upon the wall, or be put into a
frame with cr without glass. JI-arth
and Home.
Am idaitmble Narglciil Operation
Here it something fur all surgeon, to
read and admire. It conic to u, like
fp.ld and great (icars, from Culifurni.1.
la 19G9, Luther Corey, in Santa Cruz
couuty, bad his arm broken in two plncos
above the elbow. One of the fractures
knitted and honied ; the other, owing to
a split ot the bone Ving between the
ends of the fracture, tl;d not. After suffering-rain,
Mr. O n went to San
Francisco, and the surgeons there opened
the Bosh on his arm, aud cut the callous
part from oft the ends of tlve bones, press
ing the endi together and binding the
arm in splints. 8o they remained for
eighteen mout'i, but still the boue. did
not knit, and tho muscles of Jlie arm lio
cama shriveled iid and ueles. Then
Mr. Corey applied to Dr. Lane, of ftui I
Pemu. . mho fi,rtl, . lit. .-.rfrn...l th.
Iruttit little job i f surgical workman
ship oonceivahle. Ho oened the arm,
sprung out the end of tho bone, and,
cutting on" the callous parts, be bevelod
tbe ends of t'ic bones, so thut each would
Up a littlo over the other. Ho then
riveted them together with a silver wire,
and set tlie arm in a cose. The bone
then knit and healed, leaving the arm
two li-ches shorter. Mr. Corey now uses
his arm at his work, and, with the limb
useful ajrain, is once mure a tip-lop saw
yer. y. Y. Tcibun',
lkarxi Mflh-d af ViwvlBiilUn.
III vivw of the prevalence of small is i
at rariirus points all over this country nud
tli. imporUnutj of sucouwful vacoinalii.n, j
1 suKifW'ti''" f Knglish ih)ivian,
ll. L ilia k. e :
i aw puuic nit iff ituiT.
ilaiiJSa
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to. epidermis, aud thrusting the vuiajiue i
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virus into puncture made by th lunoct.
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A greatly improved method, however,
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eousuU in first ruieiii? a small blkter by
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drop of eanthan Ic apiilud to the skin.
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Hiv ia to be irN-kid, and the drop of
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fluid let ;ut,an! then a fine vacvine iwiiit
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put into this nLiiw, and withdrawn after!
i muiiivu, ui uvuty , tlir 1'jiioeriili utta
i and quite exclude the air, shutting
out any genu, that may b. fltiug in
tha atniuKihera. ' This method has been
pnotieed by Mr. Ellis fir tweuty years;
and owt of one hundred ease, of traeviua-
tioa wrhlch b. has performed, be has Oct-
er bad an iittaur of blood poisouing or
ahceas, whiU by Ukt ordinary method ll a
ecurrttiios of keeoudarv aboas is hv no
uncoinmoo, aud Must of ryieuiis
is oiienobaenixl. Theeoinparative safety
uf tbia oietlwd is believed to U due, first,
Ui the xi'luaioo of th. air ; and second
ko tho Isaaer slat of the apvrlur. tor th.
itttsiau taction uf suisvhief tlutu wheu tlw
puooturas are made by the hinoai. j
een on me wnna oi rnoma innmgnmii j I
the country are lilhmPha Many ofonew , Vu .kP?-lTr, I
, ,, , . Motimlrel. If he owna the title of (len- 1
them are rudoly roloml by hud. I fM ,
To produce a Chn-mo (or chromo-lilli- . , . ... ... . .. '
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ngrn,,h)of a color I picture l.ke an oil- .,,..,.,,. -'K. ,.
HomWO UtUCUM gills prefrr a Uio
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This lusa Old llai k.
LPM4 and I tlU'N
, Or-nr-rnl N. II. Forrrst, of Tmnwiw,
havlnf hep- amierrl, In pttldip sprwh hj j
I Oon. Hammond, at kanaas, Missouri, m
appropriating to his own ne arTpml mil-
. limn of trip pmrwla of Alabama railroad
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"d mnolu.lo " Mtrt with I fx follow-1
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, tnvllpf(i h, who how
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f , brnw I
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proper military ronram to ratck np an
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inMilt) wTornwI ample opportunity to
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nW propoetoonr tliemme oppir-
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tunity to 0n. Hammond, to whom I do 1
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ip n I nil . ii cnu no I'Utrr uiniruiiKV u '
that published hii unprovoked and wan
ton outrage upon me, thia brand of a liar, j
coward and scoundrel will spread aa far
as his slander, and live longer. Thnt he I Annulment nf ftlaa and Queeixware, Tahl Tutlrrv, rViaanr, etc., ttr. In wont, ererr
may be assured of my willingneaa to bear fh'n n"''llJ, launi ' -claaa n"ral atora. om an.i I r v..nrlre , Wfora hn.
. .. . . . . . ini elanrhere. SEVaRANCE & MILLER,
from him, he is notified that letter ad- , naawwm, """"
dressed to me at Memphis will meet with
attention. N. B. FORREST.
Winter t lolhlnp.
In his experiments to determine the
heat-conducting power of linen, cotton,
wool, and silk, Hir Humphrey I)nvy
found not only that these materials con
ducted heat in the order given above,
iilM,n thebe-t, but nUo that the
tjghtnc or looseness of weaving pos-
sensed an important infliioi.ee. It is
therefore evident that in the selection of
winter clothing, and especially of that to
be worn next to the skin, the material
of least conducting rwerjttui.Tg- nrfiT'fired with a
!ilUIuHiia.ljsrcnrand the fabrics
should be cliojen, and the fiibrics should I
ns loosely v ovon.
As rcgnnb the external garments the
Mime riil? npi 'y with filial force, hut in
this case care h nld be taken to remove
overco.its nnd fliawls when in a warm
room; ert.eciiillv thould this precaution
he observed in the in-tnnoe of the furs
worn by ladies. The hill it of wuiring
thefe article? for hours in succession n hile
shopping and visiting-, often so weakens
the powers of reLt:ii:ce in the wearers
that they Income the ready victims of
inflammations of the throat and lungs.
To such an extent does th! occur iu New
York that many of the n:"-t skillful phy
aicians ndvi . their pat ieuU to discontinue
the uxe of furs, and the advice is often
followed with the most satisfactory re
sults. Seribnn't.
.tpplra.
With most of us the value of the ap
ple as an article of food is greatly under
rated. Besides containing large amount
of sugar, mucilage, and other nutritive
matter, apples contain vegetable acids,
aromatic qualities, etc., which act power
fully in the capacity of refrigerants, ton
ics, antiseptics ; and, freely used at the
season of mellow ripens, they prevent
debility, indigestion, and avert, without
doubt, many of the "ills which the flesh
is heir to." The operatives of Cornwall
consider rijie apples nearly as nourishing
as bread, and far more than potatoes.
In the year which was a year of
much scarcity apples, instead of being
converted into eider, were sold to the
poor; and the laborers asserted that they
could "stand their work" on baked ap
ple, without mcut, whereas jiotato diet
required meat or other substantial nutri
ment. The French and German, use
apples extensively. The laborers
uPn tl,cm " an rticle r f"1
anu iretmenuy maaea
dinner of sliced
apples and bread. There is no food
cooked in so many different ways iu our
country at apples ; nor is there any fruit
the value of which, as an article of nu
triment, is as great and so little appre
ciated. A Nnd AllMlr.
One uight lat week, Mr. Heury Wil-
; son and a son of 'Squiro C. F. James
I went out hunting, and, being successful
; in sti ikiug a trail, they soon had a "coon
J up a tree." Kather than chop the tree,
Wilson concluded to climb it and sliake
,h n oflr "in8'y. 'i UP
. pir inai purue. tie nau tuirjiueu some
distanr htu youag James, who was .
watching for the game, culled to him to
itt.ii, saying that he j;w theaniinol'. eyes,
and could shoot it. To which Wilson
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and Grates!
aniinul, uui tsiiu n, lo nu norror, lurueu
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out to be tha eye. of his frirud ilaou,
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one of which he shot out. ilou i
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doing as well ps could be expected, and
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will recover. o. bhinir u attached to
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young Jatiios, as it was quite ilark and be
' 'n . 1 t- 1 it
was uuuhle to see his friend, and, hence,
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iitook his eyes for thtsae of t!:e coou.
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j T. T. Uaileaa, aseat fur tha aala of
, Was. Oaalejr'a oiertur foal, will furnUa
"tlllea U sail purelusera,
lu"4 u,rtu Vrrr'
P. P. WALSH.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
1 No 70 Fourth itikMt Ut. Main tvod Market
Lomiarille, Kj.
l aalka arataa,, a..nl
l-t I tal MM.apa, beiasuriitiMl,
;UJ 7Vi, .u.im.
kltaj aflstllrtl lu llMI
JOS. SEVERANCE.
IIEU FALL
SEVERANCE
North swirlo Mmln sat .,
- ... aimhim
tklr Fn and Wlnlrr alnrk
Mf ,' .,,,, Ih.m.
atorll of
DEESS
Amon whMi will fct fVwind all tha pnnnlar
Main Itlark UMrM, All Wrml IVlafn, Am
aortal
Mrrinna, raipmw llitth, Japan
hilka, Haitim,cta.
notions.
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11,-irrr, . -, HSawl., (ji.Im Vfatf and fanta,
.nd DniwmsTrnnks V. m,t.
etc.
Domestics.
IMnta, rtn.wn Celt, m, Dlranhed t'olUina, Tirkinia, LinarTa, Whin end Colotrd Flannel.
m-mnnwrK si rt
A.
A rt'tt '"
and t'alf Hhnea for women, mlaan anil rhildmi.
m ,(f lh, m.nuf.rtur..
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Wo nave a
THE
INTERIOR JOUnRIAX
J1 Mntiiig OlSce
J
pxcoaca irvs
promptly and cai eftiUy
ior an janas ox
CARDS,
POSTERS,
DODGKKS,
CIRCULARS,
EILL-1IKADS,
UyiTEIMIEADS, &c.
Now is the Tine to Advertiss your Business!!
Mrs. M. GILHAM,
Milliner and Mamin-maker,
Up Btaira over Craig & McAlv
iFter's store.
STANFORD, KKNTl'CKY, j
IS NOW RKCElVlXd lil.R I.ABHK!
and clvanl atock of
Millinery Goods, j
Xffotions.
FANCY GOODS,
AXD
TRIMMINGS,!
Ami ia now fullv prepared to furni.li the pub- j
lie freiicralljr with all the laical itvle gooda in 1
her line. I
Mrs. 31. MYERS j
Has charge of ihe Manlau-makiiil Ti'iart- ,
Bient, ami ia mviring uiontlily all the UiUl
a.vluaH.,1 .,nlt..en..
k...: .1.. Ii:.. .1... .1.- .Ill
give to h.r tn.iu entire hiti-fueliou. !
'
Udies in this and adjoining eonntiea will
and it greatly In their interval lo vi.it the
li.re of Mrs. liilham befors purcbiuing el-
tl!
HARDWARE!!
NEW
IMPORTATION ! ! ,
STOVES!
STOVES !
The turgi-vt utock of
Cooking Stovos,
Heatiug Btoves,
Li ?! u Stoves, k
Small Stoves,
Stoves of Every Kind,
.A.. Owsley's.
KoU ssjenl fur ll.a
Wallace Patent Grate.
A larye bit oa hatula.
Kviryiluiiii in I Ita
Hardware Line !
AT
A . OWSLBY'a
A new lot of iuuily t(nvri jn4 sccalvi 1
AT
Owsley's.
trick t'l.raer Aa? evervtliin
llai'dauri.' au'l Lfxery line.
T. W. MILLER.
& MILLEK,
satnnrtrrtl, t art I welts',
nf and Invite iMr rrimlii td lh
IIM ailrntina il Hi hMliea I ullrd o oar Hrarlire
GOODS,
cnlnra a ad fchrfra.
Plain anH Famv l.ntrtHL
t'olond I'uolina. I'riatrd Cotton I Vlainok
Clrntlrnra'a Linrn Chlrta, Mrrinn Nhlrt
z w nrifift
waHM-wvnw
II KM. refloat
Alao Jlcn a. Bo? a and Ynnth Kont and
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Complete
new outfit of tvue
All all nv.-lnra
"TOWERPALACir
J. Ma Armstrong's
Clothing House,
IS KT MlAKalET.
LiOuisi ville, liCIlt IK'U J'.
V lisea arriirrl the ae-twa f Mr. i'. Hau-
rirxii, who will be deliKhletl to have hia
friemla and acHiiaintancea call at th ''"'
I'aiay. SO-3m
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T. J. ATKINS.
HANt TAtTI uta or
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron
, "WARE.
hoofing and utteulng i
Juiw tu order and al prim lo a.'t th. liiiMs.
rumps.
Yard slid deep well Pumpa oa hand and put
up promptly.
JOB WH.K.
All kinda of tin ware liiAnufatturtd and war
ranted. Kcjsitirii.i done al all timra.
chkaFTvohk.
Tliowdeairin.: K1NE WOKK.trOOK WORK,
stul I'll KA t' W'lKK, ahuulilcall .1 aiy akop,
up atiura over A her lhaley'a atore.
.-1, T. J. ATKIS8.
PHOTOGRAPHS!
J. M. SANDIFER,
j Old Reliable Photographer,
1 la la ka, and will remain s & wtvka only.
lie is tm oarv.1. witk a now outtit. lo uisk.
pictures fMut tlie nuialka lo tift-ane, al priuai
lo auil Ilia ksrd liiuaa.
Satisfaction guaranteed in all
Cases.
lislWr over W. II. Anibtrasn'a druf aloiw,
Mai at reel Huuiford, Ky. Uuainaiaa aoura
trout 11 a M lo 4 pm.
To avoid Ik. ru.b, call Imiiuallalely.
MM J. M HANKllF.R.
STANFORD
Business Directory.
fXITTIlAOTOM.
IHLnAM,
rrtSAI t. Tll.
Metal KnaSa. ani tlatleetaa.
nmtT n)W wani rT"av.
I V Wan fcmt MHa, I. W. Wallara fnMe,
ATnw wait.HT,
ralatar, Waal ta4.
QEoaaia artna,
Wrlea Maann. Mat ntree
DRT BOOM.
C IRAKI a McAI.IHTKa,
PSMk Mala SteaH.
FS HATPK!!,
A, "a Btraet.
OKvxaAit Htu.ra.
O Maaf staa Mala kM.
M. Al.tarra a Mii.t.ra,
ihM Kl...' nnll.llaa toelk Mala Steeat.
nriDKAWCC AOEHTS.
anta iii n .
. nrtSnl, aalea Mala Slrart.
Fa
t'lMIHM.I,
Mral, IjrLW. SlatlaM: Wtnlt.
llarlSiert. InleTl. J.nirnal OAea.
MILLINERT.
MRS. L. RKAII.tr.
Oaa Pa Waal Stat 0e.
MRA T. DAVIS,
Wear tvsat.
MRS. M nll.ltAM.
I f alalia eeat Oal. A MeAHatar Stnea.
HOTXU.
Vl naeM ilartla, Fmfrtetar, tarl aiaara.
SIARVtM HOI-aK.
Cnrrm 9nmmm whI Main.
MANVl ACTUHXIU.
S
TArimt woni.t vii.ia
n Hatnatlr a rruprleun, Weal M.
DKJtKIS a CLARK,
(arrtaaa Mat en, Waal M.
I.1I.RM n. rrapt,
r ltatf and k.ia Maker, Cor. Mala an4 Uneam
atreela, l Nulea.
OROCXMES na4 HARDWARE.
AOWSIJ.T,
Oamar Mala aa4 laaraalar Stfaela.
ATKr.S a PAWaiiN,
a sl.le I aarartee SnH
druo trroRxs.
rill R. ( HKNAI XT,
rj Bank Mala Street.
w
rl.l.lAM H. ARPKRMOK.
S.Mith Mala street.
MERCHART TAILOR.
g,VM
R. MATHKNY,
P. WHARTOR,
I Mais
rV- nsire RalMIn.
THa' avriOPS.
IIMMAa J ATK1A
I rfaer Mala aiMl Laneaatrr atraat l aulra.
)KI iR 9T HA I R,
GROCERIES at COICFECTIOHERirS.
OD. W E.IItKN,
, Snath Mala.
imar miLCi,
e!rB
JAMIJt
AI.FIIKH,
E. BUKK,
SiMlk M.la Street.
IVwl Street.
COAL SEALERS.
muoMAS T.
liAVIKr.
1
J1WK a. ALI'CIIP,
Kear Ike Deaaa.
hwlk Mala Street.
CTBre eje IVjol
lliiMAS BITllRP,
V1TDERTARER.
TIUTIIKa D. MYI1IM,
CONFECTIOMEIUEa.
-iaiunim a noma,
Klk Mala MreeL
BLACKSatlTH BKOPa.
riusE a ALIORP,
I SmiN Mara sue. I.
N. SID. PLATT,
64,
rtiinn hmi
. a. I. auia wns ar .is
kVV P asswnw in ar w
iaaV Csraal
lsr,rswk
Full Stock Gents' Farnishins 6ootts
LSM laaarS aaVrr. la Ike r.,rlrlara af aa,
Tirtii. tw Ubx.iu.iin, ai x.un.ii. .i.ie iu ,u -
.uca aua-SMirth aa auav aeaMlae run auwle wtlhla I
Ilia mw mt"4 uf Hue m IT Hl . t riable Khea-
uallr luwdjr-lka ataallSv nem rliKl.H. . aa ami.
aent adueatl ukriiUn, aaj tb. oolj n-lulla ajclse
vcr diacwvvKu
1.
fitM. Braar. ag.re. la as. Pel .fa aeatlat
Ju P. r'Ulfr, M. l . I" U- tli.B inettiaU ul
tlie n.UlnlNt L'aiienllr ut lvii.vlvaula lu laxl. an.
.
rel.fa previaa
ut Ibeumlrj aua ia.r.
aiona Hwrd la
mi I hlt. Pa j !'
rl.aiwiw ivaaMkB.i sJs liieum,
Mrrrufv, ay ilitim lajyrWua lo la ayaUwi ia Itr.
nttar Kviiialc ijruis.
Reward tW aay ir4a laat lr. I. f.
ma HlkfuiatMllaiN avml NvuraJitiav, tiniliiill r , ay a -
llhpr aa imx um iriiruua-i j niaiMitssiuii; irsn
ciailljr aaauj yaar. unwa m a'j iw atra.
$ae) Rwar4 Air lh aaai af aat araaratla far
Kht'uaual ! aieH Nt-MruLtu wamuileHl aitti asaM himit a
Itlltkt ftirltt llattfaarl auawlspaj
oi Uuiilm lu rut tar return iha am.-um im.iI hw aanwr
liar Uir-- 4araiiMr, afitlittt a
to ih ball .1 ia raaaa uf fMliur laiu. f tH aVai-riif
tlua of
iuiriiaf anaranlaM
liat ls ftetltania-d
la Ifltaw If I'Mltvl. llshiB. t If IfrtaWrlOe. HkHeUt ai el
alNllutl quanlHjr lu-nr, will la mttrm-si I auail ilh
llt atl'l Hsrill7IHHSl VIIU1I Ity Mr . ,l'lira
ilpra, l-r. J I r'lil-r( Vi-.Milil-rH.rili MmH. Na
oteHM? n-iH)l) l aVml U a U'tataa,
tliMBwaMhiatVrsJ Ibr aaf ara atf Kaaralalai
4 H lift' "'t Ibpii f any asriu, iisuiuiiti lurai.Uf, 1
Ihal lr- Mil.r.UMtllM W.IU piph i' arm bmn
mo-- 1baul li al imtM er vln aiat la fetuutl
la wrry cainaunll iui"-""- afllirtail ft-r nuaiir jimfa
Mtal ami atill autl'-rlit,;. AjHiai nmtu ei l rnr U,if
tpetijkr atiW tki td ml a. I'r. Hi Ufa, VsJfV-
IUe itikaantailt y nip la auM I v Jntktvtal al ffl m
Istrllsri all lH.llat-m M hi. run lltlt r.i ,iiu, ana) iir
t rular witilairliikt f. -tr-iM f Ii. ft ' laa-.i 'law., '.,
t uuy ua.ialiH-i ul W. l. ANl'KlwMf.,w,ar .yl IU
rttaitiura.
Grocery and Saloon!
T. S. PARSONS,
WAS jiial noHHI a lirat-t tiwa Hulooa and '
.' :iil . l .I- kJtaaa.. fed.. a.. I
aiaaaa rami! ua .tai w mm-
ford. Keoiurkv, oMM.t (larvla Uouaa, aud
ia reMrvd ta furuub bia cuatoUMrra cboica
FAMILY OROCEBIES,
ConfecUoneriea, Fmita, Eto,
II IH II.tSK
ilHMlfd
di0a.M hiai.ivai, W iiiaia, lobaotHja. ( iypr-s teH
lha cuuntrv ariorda.
11a van fumiu tiia frU-nda th baal
FOLIC YKAlt OLD
Aaderaoa souaty whiky, ll
FINEST IN THE MAHKET.
S3-l.
the dcgt
MAIM IR
QROOERTES, PROVISIONS, PRODUCE, SALT,
taplo BooU .vad SboM, SlMt Pocket mi. Tablo Omllery,
Teas, Spleen, Cigar, Tobacco, Tubt, Rncketa, Brooma, Baakota, Rope, Twine, Kalla, Powder,
Shot, Axea, Lamp and Lamp Flaturosi. BUtlonerr, Extract, Boapa, Fcrfumcry,
Coinba, Rriuhea, Ptpea, Candle. Ralalna, Nut, Toya, Oyotora, Bardinea,
Pick lea, Canned Oooda, Confeotloneriea and Notiona Generally.
Special Inducements to Cash
MATHEW L. WRIGHT,!
PAINTER,
WENT KND, STANFORD, KY..
n EspEcrn-i.t.Y .iwta ck i hi.
line Will naileart In Wiirk K the s b
ami tiirniah material, or ! tKs la; . material j
rurniaiied. Price Very lvowa
TIN SHOP JND STOVES !
PETER STRAUB,
WEST END STANFORD, KY.
I AM rRKPAKKPTO IR) AM. KIM
of tin work at mjr ahop near th Woolen
I arhvy. j
Alwa.rs oa hand ami f aala
Heating and Cooking Stoves,
tlft Vraaela, A .
Steam Mill Itoilcrs,
And other auill nirx himrre repairrd at sll j
Tin and Copper Ware
on hand, rW aala cheap. I v ,
1,000 AGENTS WANTED
1lB THE
PEERLESS
DHE-HIVH!!
Fatentod Dee. 26th, 1871. by
J. S. PROCTER,
Of Trankhn, Kntucky.
Te Dre-kfetrera Eienwhert I
The t ll.iin .Hnt nfeairllenrr r..n-prj
lew ni the m.inv, thai aui t trut: iinie
rlainifd liar mi hiv
1. ll ia aintplr in ronatrufi.i'ii. rvrat in a
prraiK and i the nt matlr umlt!-id ami
ntanaavtl hmvuKW ruiuh fntmr Uir ever in-
' rrnttil.
I 2. Vh onlv niairrial rpqiiirttl in ita.rua.
; atrurtiirn i it! fivt of lumhrr, th naiU ncv.
j ary t faatnt it tskevtlwr aid a iVw amall rm
i of wir cloth lo fisYr Tentilatora. N4 a
, artvw, wn-v rrt, hi .k and eye. hinjp, pirol,
; pirrv of tin, lin lular, lv, -f oI.m r xarniirt
! material ia uaed in ita t.tnatrurti
I 3. When pnjf ly mxl, it i ilie fiNdr-! Iilv
fttr :mmer an v warm aa Ihe wwm r
I a inter itwe. aHitnliof ample pen ei tK tr ine
j aueftil tr- "'"jc '" ''' iilt uta-
Dier aland.
4. 1'y it une t? p.t-eewitT IVir "honey hua-i1-
r "h-iy bar" i; t-ntirt'ly dipi.iM.-d irl.,
whili the elusiiilaum may be iwitra Irtl U .i.;
tlie ittiaioa of any mhI rolnv of fnmi one
ai:i4 , r-ame U ten, enaMii'a; the Uf-vr I" n-n
line ii: - animal h tl lo the pac ool od
by the cir.y.
"ft. lirvM tinte nnd Mr ia reuireti n hatnl
lina:, ami the Innxl i k-aa) t-xpol titan in
tiaina; other Hrt-4'laia biv.
6. While it diktan.4 rhim to ! pnaithvlv
"ajHth -naf" nmler all cirt-umatamva, yet it u
nxvided with the kaat epmie ami kmi!
ellectual dVHe for th-pt.ir and uisttriicthi.
of tnuth ntillera evrr atla hd to ait-, ami
will do more to prl1 lb bra fnrtn tit' rat-
ajrea of that tenil U- aroonre. thnn all tl..- n -
prflaireno.1 ruipliratnl "irapa" ever inwt.ttd
ami will tntuwt eaaea auoi.i perhri pntteriion.
The ronitnictiisn aurh that tlie frante
and falaeeiMta tit eUuMy welliitlier the brood
or aurphia rhatnbi-r. i
A iitihilier ol aniall eliiva or nuclei i
may be us in the .inie hixe, or irtie or more
may be. kept in urplucliamt'r, reaiivintf all
the mwamry tin tu rat warmth frutu tlie o-Iony '
confined In the bmod chamber. 1
(Miter advantaiccamiarht la en u at rated, but .
the ahora are deeim-d auflif-ieiil. I
An examination of tiftcn minutea, will, 1 1
I . 1 . ' 1 1 . f
, rtaB, ul in aupermniv ol
believe, antiafy an? dimmterrwted, practical Ajua-
ttM !
IeerleHf Hive
, .. j, -J 1 . .
wr snr, ana all ntner. anu I t itv
vuHr.Nwa w.maii. .n..,fH uir .m
' I'unuUT, 3urUL mlh, tMM or II iW.
... t. , . , ... . ....
rarai Burma ana aatpi. nne .jiw
Peerltea I Irralar aa. aealaaera Baaael.
TerriUirv wall Us
aitld rery low hi
wiabiiMC Ui punhaae, and tha lerma madeeaav,
I y r -IIV furihfr liimrniatioa tm biae atamp.
and adiireew. plainly.
l-tii J. H. PIKHTOR.
A frtx M Franklin. Ky.,
AJLaZQ!
A. OENSLE,
tti.t:a in
I M I I. II
OLID
T 1
r m n
1 1? A f AT.V. I
Wholesale and Retail.
I'l lU-OXH
UY I'KAUNO WIT. I HIM
CAN t KT T1IK llrT Al.K mil
I.rM MONEY, THAN UY
KKNIUNO Tt U1 IK
VII.I.K OK
I'lXNATl.
Send on your 0rde.s.
KATIXO 8AL00N.
IX IXIXWMTION WITH OIR Al l
rWWn it bait, an raiina rialoua wlier.
uirala ran be procured al all hull re ut I'.e Jar
aial night, and rkanlwr Ibaa .laawker. 1
aav. wuauutlr on kaiul all tu. market affords,
ly A. OKNM.K.
U. S. Mail Line Steamers
For CINCINNATI AND THE
TWO iloATS DAILY
VUkiiif cliM. eonnecrion at (1nclnn.il
(sat through Ira Uu for New Yo-k aud all blat
ant ciliaa.
MEALS AND PDPP
STATEROOMS I -CVIlEJ.
Par. anu. aa by oilier lintw. TU'kettr all
.tint, bja
all ax oeral lit iurl
bt Hi. aoulh and riaiiaii'a oMiw in
..: 1 1.. I . tunl Liu. .Mwa
aaiuai
Kiir o uuonie, pkaatir. slut eon" fort lak.lbia
lin.. . I It A Ma IAKTKK, fupk
, thiav, f
DaaanaiiirJG
LIBERAL PRICES PAID
lOIJll, TJAaOOIV
In faxelinncr for 4rorrrle,
Buyers. No Oooda Sold on
PORCH
Importers
Dry Goods
201 Man Street, Between Fi.'th and Sixth,
IJoiiiMville, Ivon t lie Icy.
THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of XCorLfu.ols.3-
Office, S. W. Cor. Third and Jefferson Sts., Louisville, Ky.
Assets Nearly 8700.000.
Ml. J. I.AWnNt T. PMITlf. Prr.,ilm;
J. II. I IMKNtKHiKK, Vmt IV-mWM;
J. H. TKMI'I K Hm-nJ Vir rrrilrl;
Is. T. Till HTIN, SHarr;
K. I. HKKK Mlunl A.via.-r.
T1IIH UiMTANY OiMIMF-1 Tt INSlIT I.IVIX OX All. THE WM I.
Irirt and niTtl 1mi. It atiiiila ail I'ANfl S IIK.ILH m tivntit ar.J
ra rpliv.
Ita MAN AWKMKXTii niMit-r te iiHnri-Hfi M tlir lt liiittwi talcnl of lui-Tille,
I la Amtikrul iMMMtiiw U lhorHij(lil aurxl, arttiniitiK th hi-lia-wl iruarnnu of aiTuritr
Itltlitv.
Iu huaiiMkm la Bjmw.nK ra pi til. v. arxl I brvi1 tlW haranU f an rtwriiurnt.
Kippnrarr ha nh'iwit iip lia-altim Urfh IW aafr ami pffitiiahlv nwatitHtil vf fumla, ani
lh Ks.-alihftilm-.w of th mHn miikh tnlinir. In ht aiirnr.
Th fOl.U'V M'h th I nnv i-r Kan hrw rairfullv ittImnI, anil.'.a fullT Hp Ia Its
meat aHTancwd ptwttin ( lifr iiranraiMT. Ita isvinitsaMi ar al umt rfefntlt, and faire
hna all thai tit l ooipaiiy or dinarilv rncaip lu dur onann t, and aa liln-ial aa roaiaioivttl
aiiih nrudfMV.
l'iMU'a4iss Mtl U.viiVlVU taUs. InMafisrit Utst ) .
D. W. HILTON, SUto Agont.
J. C. COOPER. Local A sent.
WARNER & BRO.,
KKtl.rKa II
iToT,cJ TTll TTI 1 clll T) (T
AUVU 3 X uiuiuiiuic.
Oooda,
AND MAM'KA(Tl"l:KI!S )F
SHIRTS nntl I'NDEKWAUE.
Falls City Shirt.
6 Khirta -
P-hirta..
Hhirta made t onler -
6 hhirta made to nnfter -
( t) hliina tu onler -
1 VArvV CTj'fpTG
, X APlty X OiXlAO
$ ft 00
' (HI
I IM)
IU III
-. . .litl hevoil
aft (Kl
1 Ut
Imitation I hevil... .
IVeful -
The brl j'i W white ahirt in the tity.
Ktwl for pricv lM a." lirMi.i f.r avtf-
meaaun-menl
11 l
urlli St.. Urt'lsVM.I.K KY
D. MYERS.
S.
Undertaker.
Koal UsiiiritreH.HTANH'l!li, KK.NTI t KY
Kee oawtaiitlv mi IisihI
CASKCT8 mnd SHROUDS
woodbk corriNS
Mad lu order on abort nulkv.
IHPKKPAItKOTOKI KNISH PUTrUK
frmuk and mirror daUw of all atvW aud
All kiti'la of I'uiiiittiru rciairl.
Term. h or tliirtr duye willi note, neirn-
lialtle and iaralle al cue of tlie Klunlonl
llanka.
,. B. All tfci" lliilciHetl to rueai. n.iueateu
to eouie iiirwanlr.1 and artilr up immediately.
H. l. Nl r.KM.
DENNIS 5c CLARK,
X'.rlb aid. Main Here. I,
STANFORD KENTIX'KV.,
Will kaep eiaiatantle on band and for aal.
(11KAI 'KOK tAHII,
I tKi: I KJKS, UlUtiOJt, KW KAWA1H,
Burin Wagon, ato.,
id all kinds,
Unequalled In Style and Finish.
' m
r.PAIKINO IIOSK I'ltOMHTI.Y TO
aa, unu-r. nut-a as
r ...
painting, auiithiiur, aw.
iai I so eWakera lo ka. jrour
irk diaar.
alien your hMne niM-lianit. ean
jeaoua-h. TY I H OXt K.
lo ll well
ly
f.o.s
tMI1 f
1 Ll
' METALIO CASES,
I 1
j
GARRIAGEMAKERS
in yovjij.
FOR
niil
Kir.
IjAUD,
Six or Twelve Month's Time.
Sc COOKE,
and Jobbers In
and Notions,
J H SMITH, Trea.urer;
T. WTI.lN tlenrral Arrnt;
W. K. II RVKV, ( taoultiim Arivare;
. r. IIM. KIT, Urnl A.liar.
RAILROADS.
Lousvills and lT;rills
KAILRO.D.
knoxviiJiThi:.in(il
THAINa la-tvara tusaiai
tkS eVaiv
laitlbi anal I ivlr-iMei , r
i n
Ixarr. Ir j'-rlUr . .
llHlf 41 I. Vtaaj
I tU- ii -n ... ...
rr i tt IHixtlW 'Wttasas .
AtfKf at ian..e.
ti al t nats H ...
Airnrl Ml rimiaw. - ,
Artiir al I l0a ...
aMt waiM:
! lil'...l.vl . ..
Arrf al Ml. Vtutt .
.Writ al rL tn Uavnl .. ..
Atrit- mt wi-d
A-'ttl atllr Mat,,
.rts-f gwt.an
Arr.tt-al Istita.llW
MMMfian AttijMt0aTn.a :
lltr Kt'tltHHl jMI-rtrasal -
Arftt. at I an awii-r.....
Aftl.- al HI '... I .
l.U tiasatl .
; i a at
'1 win
! vm a m
t M
I I" M
3 bm
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a .1 a Ma
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t a a M
V an
Ariitfil v. j-4- a a kta
akiiia- ta Hi. hiwsn 4 Jhim llkM . ju a m
TrmlM im N th r-mmu LssnUi.il p p
(emu Nf lh. 1 4 4 aMl
irrni I III kf l-t I , ti tt lbs- atast lti.M I t tit r tilra
all aattixaf ins- rsstr), iMa U- .tta' ! tH-ti-ta
lists is.a:ai ia.ii.
Irsnaktjih U kit ! la le11austi4i-. M t'-M . I M- ,
P.atia II , Uifk'k-r ltTt h 1.. -i J. ,., iM.aa
hi, Ikrtstrt, Nt rraatrtai acul a'l Kl" U-l fOaia
H m. r .11 la attai ureal al IU kt l i1Uv at ll ! Ljut al
..taOt.
Iimkhi iralna lar lkutavllt i I ll-:- al V
a "i Mt urfsltaaf , U-mm IJli h i . V y m rtisrs iu&
at otauh i J i ainl friaM lit, n h!
atn.-a &.r XaolMiliV, Allai. .. M.-fHi-l-l.. Vi.Sim
4et,S, ts.l .attSl -.Hlia. UtaktWI lira 4 . 1 1 S,
1" .tkr-ett JH ll.t lH ..--, I ft: It al.-lH' lllll
rtvinhla ftvm ltx-ti.lt ill Ibv t"j-a -.. t. tvt
!m-aril tsf i:,. .ulk.laa ai.. N.liitV laatiMml al
laituU,!:, ill U k' aftla-l llh.aul i-'mr m r n.itn.iiaw
atsaaj. H. II. (WM. I A T
STEEL RAIL! DOUBLE TRACK!
Baltimore and Ohio R&i'road.
faW ir,M Kt-rt Lt ft,
i 1 a
aM at N
1 Ii). aial arrl Ug aa U ai na ia al
i-HK
, m-i arrl king ( kwura ia atlvaai-a
al HVI.ilMiotl
Hakti ,m,U, aaxl ari.klitK V. laasar) ia aatia at
M)IM. KN.
ILaho I'llll.tl'l.l.l'lllA tkM iraia tha iaHtka
Th Oreat Iron Rtiilwuy BridgMt
Km ll ' a Htrr. al larirrwrHPw an! aVMatf. ar
a Jpuwlpisj atvl alsjafiiiaa rra ar mi Una
ftrHtr frtHU I lln lUatall aaf I uiHailM If liaklt I1.M F atstl
KasJiliNjiua i uf,
WITIMHT IIANii:.
Isia-I lisfNllsl aiMl Mitt lit llBMW tat I'll 1 1 IIM kl hl-
H 1 bea mala v4al all ataalUia iraaaJata aad
Irrria-w
) Tl. lvtta er aaJ al all li- aH Ara la lb avail.
H. L. m t via. ar Maral Oram aavnl. llailiaMarv.
Md. J. Ik laaaa. HaaalM iraiiwiaaHalitNt, lUlliiMtsr.
M4. aitiurjr II. Jsa, sanakfral a.aa aajral, 4 in laaall.
OhMa.
LOUISVILLE and CIHCHKATI
Hliort lain Ita 1 1 road
I
CINCINNATI AND THE EAST I
milK (jl l KIT, 'IT ASP HM.V h'I TK
1 1 ruwiHulraK a luil daily Hi Pulhikwai l-mtttn
lauasW M'rllia I ara irNH Utlllatlkr It I islultl
fillalsurfi, HairlalMira, fkilaaVikihla, k
ulttar alru t ilW-a,
wiTltofT (itMJi:.
Tlieualy lln. wltk lit. li aa-t'f ia nviu.ta. iaalk
aiak. tife.. e.M.ue. ia.1 nt I.M.i.,lle a OS lltn t.S tar
ft N. V.h, a.ueliiM rr . 1 lu M Iiuii.. .(.-lay
llM'IJ.'al I. Ntrlvlita lr..u hi .lv.,iv ii .11 uUMff
Ita.. I'laia rrua. Luutatllle lu Sea lurk,
Only 31 hotirs.
Tata Ha t at.- Wllaa4-1 ansl mtlflv fta ff.aaa
4lia4 rsa'llir-Uha.l allk) tll-l--U rirat- IV illlllM.Ua
Alr-Hruaf, irml i k all siaMllsill)r isl ,w 1 iiia.
Tb uail; all rail La Uvlwaa Iswalaria al
dniMii.
Mt klaa dim- ntaaar'.tfa Ilk ail Imak Uaaj fct
Ik K.rih aiktl ral. . ,
If k4 lut aj "via I'rtiUv.ik aa-l ikMfeikffi Uaa
alalltkluiaulBVala('' M.syib ( uik-
i. K i.laJI'r KUIa. rtar.
m. tL I'Altkl , litui taam. aa4 1ifkl .ia-ai
riiMi
L BAILROAD.
COMPLETED TO PADUCAH.
M aa. alte, Memiar. Julp IT. balsa IU as
VJ Uh.ee:
lara. Arrlra.
.... le w a at S:la H a,
. I M , n. I I'S".
a.17 e m I P
... i ts am l. lapai
. l.lla IS ua a a
.... !.a auaaa
a.lwiiH. a..ai.ai
... skss p u a a.
Ellaabetkki..
ktae-pMi......
llaeiwl.ini JttlH'llua.
Kuelua.Ula
ft II 'fcll
t wiMWlaiM rtvia
1 ..MM. rl.ar
HJum.
IVm-iii r. iMvlurf l.iul.
ebw .wauM llua al fcllal"'1
ul..lllewi a ai i 'lala ai.ha
il.'ihin.aaiiaii' -li
liKia K. SMpniaoiwlial.
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