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BUCKEYE!
FOR $1IO.
SEVENTEENTH YEAR FOR THIS OLD RELIABLE MACHINE
- With improvements every year from its first Introduction 10 Fames, and to-day x
al Others in Quality Of work,
DRAUcHT AND DURABILITY,

And he only Machine Sold where you can get all III REPAIRS without orderngf from
MANUFACrORY when o break down. / the seventeen years W e have sdd the
Buckeye. dozens Of other Machines have come and gone. Companies broken up, no ma
lchines.o or whAtis still wonen ut repairs for n old one OF hand. Wh@easw furnish
Mansfield Trial In 1870 was you IL know, ignite Than M ohr Machine on he ground
and rceYedt ne gand Medals0 for best aualty Of Wrk ad -
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LIGHTEST
Alliance Lock Lever Rakes,

wanting Rosd s@aPes can be furnished at low prices We IRE always siadt to
Jun s. ISL Yours truly. kirk & CHRIsTY.
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A gentleman who was buying a
watch to replace one that had been
stolen from him, remarked that he
was "making up for lost timer
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
A Fool for Luck,

John, the fool of The New York Sun
was made rich in spite of himself at
Long Branch, and this is the way IL
was done:
Just rs I was the hungricst, Long.
fellwo and Harry Bassett were
brought out and they went round
the corner like two Colts rcvoivers.
All the nice young men around me
stood up and bowed aud scrapcd aud
held up one finger, rs If they were
stopping an omnibus. They all yell
ed: "A hundred to eighty Oh hafr!
Bassctt." They all appeared to DC so
very polite that held up IN! hhser
too. and nodded and bowed back to
all of them. 1 never saw such q
polite lot of youns men before: fon
would have thought l was the Grand
Duke Alexis. kept up tho bowling
inst rs long as they did, and pretty
soon the race was over, and con-
fess was asrceablv surprised to see
about four hundred men fllo up and
each one chuck 800 bill into my
lap. Then l thought that lot OF
young mon just the incest lot OF
young men 1had ever met. There
sat with SAC, 900 In my Lap, arfd, much
Ia my astonishment, found out
that all the time / was pointing my
finger aud bowling back TO 'em, darn
ed il wasn't. taking every darned bel
that was made, aud darned IL ! knew
Il. I only had eight dollars In my
pocket, and IT Pdl I'D slept In ~
oyster bed that night, sure.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
Summit ary Of News.

England makes 50, 500, 900 of her old
rags into paper yearly.
a coal mine at Seattle, Oregon,
yicldsat the rate of ninety tons per
day.
The silver mines of Quanaxauto,
New Mexico, yield $l2,OOO,O0O an
nually.
It's said that more liquor is inn
ported Mt Montreal, Canada, than any
other city on the continent.
From 800 acres of land in Wood
ford county. Kentucky, rented and in
separate tracts, Leonard Fleming
raised 5000 bushels of wheat, which
he sold FOR $1,000.
John NJ. Clay, Of Lexington, has
sold two of his horses, True Blue and
Survivor, to John Chamberlain, of
New York. aud the well know horse
Ginger to x. Lrars, Boston.
The mcsquit gum of western
Texas is almost identical with gum
arabic, and during the past year has
become an article of export, some
twelve thousand pounds having been
gathered IN Bcxur connty, and as
much more between that and tho
coast.
The boiler in IIcartcr & Weavor's
Touring Mill, nt Windsor, Mo-, explo.
dcd on the morning of the 3Oth ult.,
dcmol,shing the entire building. Tho
engineer was badly injured and Mr..
llcartcr, one orthc proprietors, some
what injured. Lose about $4,000.
Noinsurancr. I,
Tho rindcrpcst continues TO spread
with alarming rapiditv In tho north
: western counties of England. In
Yorkshire. especially, the disease has
manifest, Il nm extraordinary degree
of virulrucr, aud farmers and breed.
"rs - ror:G. q "rp'tit.on Of tho
plague when uov astatcd tho cattle.
sheds n frw years ago. d.
Tho Bhrquc Fu .Iu. tho first vessel
under the Japanese flag TO enter an
american port, arrived AT san Fran
cisco the 22nd uli, from Hong Kong
with u cargo of tens. ShG was man.
ned by Japamcs crew. No bettor
evidence than this Is wanting Of tho
progress Of enlightened ideas.
Last week at Owcnslor In Kon-
,ucky, Lod and Josh D6kc, brothers.
aud merchants, had falling out,
when Josh drew pistol aud shot at
i.od, aud then turned and run. Lod
shot him twice, breaking his arm aud
shooting him through tho bowels.
Both arc highly respectable, aud
brothcrs-in-law to the sheriff. The
whole city Is horrliicd.
There are In Virginia but twelve
cotton factories, seven of which arc
situated ut Petersburg. In theso
factories, and tho four or five largo
Touring mills, which arc run OH the
AppomattoX, near that city, capital
amounting to more than q million
dollars is invested, which pays tho
stockholders dividends Of from seven
, to twenty-five per cent per annum.
t They give employment also to from
I fifteen hundred to two thousand per.
sons. at wages which allow them to
: live In easy comfort. Besides those,
e twenty large tobacco factories are To-
l Gated there, IN which hundreds Of
!. thousands of dollars are invested,
e aud in which hundreds Of laborcrs
uDeratc.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
Archbishop Of Baltimore.

1t is stated. that tho Right Rev.
James Roosevelt Bayley, Bishop sf.
Newark, has been appointed to the
vacant Archi-Episcopal See Of Balti-
more. Tho Metropolitan Record says
that the Catholics Of Neward will
lose, while tho Province Of Baltimore
viii, gain. one Of the most earnest,
devoted, self.sacrificiny and zealouss
prclates that has ever illustrated the
annals Of the Church In the United
States. Tho deep lore aud respect
entertained for Bishop Bayloy by his
clergy and people arc tho reward of
years Of unremltting labor for their
spiritual welfare and In the extensiou
Of Catholicity In tho diocese Of New.
ark. Bishop Bayloy, like Cardinal
Manning, DR.. Newman, aud many
other distinguished divines y this
country and In England, 10 . convert
TO the Roman Catholic Church.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
Instructed for Cen. Clark.

The Huntsville Herald says:
BY reference to the Democratic
mass meeting held at this place last
Monday, to he found in another col
unm, it will be seen that our dele
gates are instructed to cast the vote
of Randolph county i. the Congress
ional Convention at Carrollton, on
the 18th. as a unit for Gen. Jno. B.
Clark, ST., as the choice of the Dem
ocratic party of this county for the
next Representative in Congress from
this. the nth Congressional District.
This was not unexpected as it has
been well understood for months
that the Democratic party Of the
county were nearly unanimous for
this old Democratic hero who has
made 81 many strong runs in the past.
Other aspirants had made speeches
and done much clcctiomcerimg in the
county with n hope to detract from
Clark II small portion of his we'll
earned popularity, hut he was SO
firmly set in the hearts of the Demo-
Gratis of the county that they made no
headway. and could not stay the tide
that was gathering to give popular
expression for the peoples choice.
though strenuous efforts were made
to that effect. This action of the De-
morracy of Randolph imsurcs in
our Judgement. the nomination of
CLARK ON the first ballot. aud all ad-
nit that II nomination is equivalent
To an election. consequently Clark
can be set down as our next repre-
sentative in Congress.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
JOB PRINTING.
Women.

Pero nyacinthe's wife Ia net 'prct-
ty.
Amy Richardson Of Iowa weighs
SS2 pounds. This is the latest CASE Of
Big-amy. 8
Eagehle now dresses almost entire-
ly in red and black, and her beauti- o
full hair is beginning to turn.
The queen of society at tho Virgin
in White Sulpher Springs Is said to
be Mrs. B. 5. Story Of New Orleans.
Mrs. Moore, n New York widow
worth 500, 900, has quit paying her
coachman s. u week. She married
him. .arH
"Put Yourself in Her Place." IL tho
title of tho lecture which Josephine
Mansfield is going to deliver next
winter. ..-.., ,.... ,sas.ryg
A young lady at Long Brapch re-
ceives new dress daily from New
York, and yet docs not half cover her.
self when in full dress.
A candid old bachelor says: CATER
all, woman's heart Is tho sweetest
thing in the world: it's a perfect
houcycomb..taH Of sells"
She was colorcd and died In West
Virginia this time, name Judy Will
liams, age one Hundred and fifteen
years. She never saw General WASH
ington:
II is rumored that Miss Nellie
Grant is to be married to NJ. Daver-
gier dc llauranne, author of u work
OH the Institutions of the United
States. and son of the distinguished
historian of the Parliamentary gov
crnmcut in France.
Henry Ward Beechcr said to his
congregation III n sermon on home
life and hospitality. 81 honor the
women who comes to mo when l call
in dress suited to her work. l
don't like to sit buried in plush in
the parlor waiting three-quarters of
an hour for a toilet. What is good
enough for you is good enough for
YOUR friends"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
Accident on the Pacific r. r.
A Frcigh, and Cattle Train Collide.


At about six o'clock Monday the
9th, the Eastern bound special cattle
train coilided with the regular Laba-
die freight train. No. 26. bound west,
and due at Dozjcr's switch at about
5:45. Oh the Missouri Pacific road. at
APPOINT about two miles east of Frank
lin. Both engines were wrecked and
their tenders smashed ta,splinters.,
The two forward cars of the freight
train were torn in pieces, and their
contents, consisting of furniture, dry
goods and groceries; utterly ruined.
The six rear cars of the cattle train
were spIintcrcd and piled up, one
upon the other, to height of nearly
thirty feet. They were laden with
cattle, thirty-five of which were kill
ed and q large number terribly
wounded. The frightened beasts,
those who were able to move, tore up
aud down in the vicinity of the dis
aStcr. or lay incxtricably entangled
in the wreck believing with fear and
rage, or pitiously moaning in death
ly pain. The scene is almost inde-
scribable. Illtlcr and thither rushed
the tcrror-stricken animals. their
horns torn from their heads, in some
instances, and in others their sides
and bodies gashed and gored by bro
ken timbrrs or by their infuriated
companions.
The engineers, the brakcsmeh and
conductors OF both trains escaped
with Il few bruises, the conductor o'
the cattle train breaking his littlt
/ finger.
The damage TO property by the col
lision is variouSly estimated at from
twenty to forty thousand dollars.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
Miscellaneous itoms.

\ tcndrr-hrar,cd Chicago buss dri.
yer says he hates to run over man
lie thinks it hurts the springs.
The new hundred dollar grccnback
will soon bc IN circulation. Il will
have II hearty welcome, irrespective
of party.
\ cubic. .,mch of gold IL worth Sl6o.
\ million dollars IN gold according to
the ii2prrS ut the mint weigh just
about two tons.
nr. Ayers, or Chccvcr Colony,
kau.. "was seriously injured by II
we'll cay Ing in on him" Served him
right he should have attended to the
sick and let the we'll alone.
NJ. C!u>rrrt, sen cucrd bv u French
rourt-uarlial, don't seem To take
enough interest in the affairs OF his
country To come forward and be
hanged. The patriotism of some
people is ouly skin deep, anyhow.
\ schoolgirl, during her cXamina-
ton, repeatedly miscalled patriarchs
pa,ridgcs. Whcrcupon one of the
andl,ur. remarked: "Shc is making
game ol patriarrh>." This, Sydney
saith said, was the most perfect pun
he knew.
Not long since. at private enter.
,aiumcmt. Bret llartc told the follow.
ing story "A tcamstcr went court.
ing girl who WAS good church
member, and while III her company,
bril,: on his very best behavior, ho
was careful not To use any language
which would shock the exceeding
proper ears of his sweetheart. But
one day, driving up hill, he burs,
forth III the ohjursativc address to
his animals, never dreaming that the
object of his affection was standingby
the roadside listening to his profan-
i,y. But when she opened upon him
the batteries of a proof, he knew sh,
was there. But he held his ground
do you call that swearing 2" sal,
he. ''lf you do, Idon't know wha
you'd say if you heard that fellow
Jist behind me cxhort. an impeniten
mule"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18

Sow that there Is u small demand for this arti-
els, wish 10 ".lcr you the best built, the best
inisiicd, the strongest, the simplest, lightcst
running reaper, aud the only machine sold direct
from the miaufactory to dealers in the United
states, tO-wh:
THE CHAMPION.
There have already been live sold from this
city this season, and perhaps there will be
40 others hui the Champion sold from this place
in 49,. unless AT u r-,iicrd price, or on twelve
inpntiis Time. rhis we'll ll-known reaper has been
reduced Two hundred pounds In weight, and now
10 u stronger reaper than ever, with the continu-
Jus large axle through the center. AS to certi-
dcates, can give two hundred more than any
other renper ever sold In this county, by such
men ss Orlando Bradley, Thomas shelby, L.. u.
Gordon: D. T. For't, Carter Temple, Pat. Mar
shall l. Brothers, Lewis an,f Isaac Neale, Walter
Barnes, Lesuetir 4 Bro, Il. X. Nelson, Cyrus
Osburn, stephen Chsatham, Thos, Cobb, HAM
mer Brothrrs, John Harris, strother Renick
and host OF Others. Come everybody and look
Mt the Champion, before you purchase elsewhere.
sOid for Sls3 one third i.i Of July, one third
LIST Uf september, and uns third ist OF November
jel3-Gau JO. HOOK, Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18
4 ES T i.
BY FATHER RYAN

My feet are wearied, and my hands arc tired
My soul oppressed
And with desire have long desired
Rest-only Rest.
'Tis hard to toil-when toll is almost vain
In barren ways;
'Tis hard to sow. and never garner grain
In harvest-days.
The burden of my days is hard to bear
But God knows best.
And have prayed-but vain has been my prayer
For Rest-sweet Rest
lis hard to plant in Spring and never reap
The Autumn-yield;
Ills hard to tll-and wien tits titled to weep
Ger fruitless aeld.
And SO cry weak and human cry,
so heart-Oppressed;
And so sigh weak and human sigh
For Rest-for Rest.
Ny way has wound across the desert years,
And cares infest
Ny path, aud thro' the flowing Of hot tears
pine for Rest.
Twas always so; when still n child, laid
On mothers breast
Ny wearied little head; cen then prayed,
AS now, for Rest
l am restless still; twill soon be or;
For, down the West,
Life's sun is setting, and see the shore
Where shall Rest.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18


We had the pleasure, Wednesday,
Of n call from James II. Dorton, of
wellington, who is n candidate for
the Legislature from Lafayette. We
have known Mr.. Dorton for q mum
ber Of years, aud he IL ono of the
staunchest Democrats In the State,
hostile to railroad monopolies ana
bonds, aud q temperance manor the
purcst water. lie represents the
people, aud Is opposed to the tnaciii'l-
cry and tricks of modern poiitics,
and should he be the choice OF the
party in Lafayette, he will make an
active. working nicmber. Knowing
the grievances of his people he will
do ali that lies in his power to ame-
liornte their condition. We wish
him succcss.-( -(Richmond Conscrv.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18

Inow dismiss the charges made by
my enemies, and cast myself upon the
magnanimitv and justice of the peo-
pln of Missouri for my vindication.
With them. am willing to risk all,
as they know that but few men have
escaped the pen of calumuy, when
standing in the way of p artizan sue
cess. Respectfully.
SILAs WooDsoN.
St. Joseph, Sept. y, 1872.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18

l, after this agreement with the
county court, prepared mortgage
upon the whole of the property
mentioned in the above report by the
company to the county of Buchanan :;
it was duly executed and delivered to
the presiding judge thereof, aud the
ordering for the issuing OF the bonds
made by the court.
The question now arises how have l
erred in the part taken by Inc in the
foregoing transaction. l agreed to
effect certain object in legal, fair
way, and did it. Who has beeu in-
jured by it? The people wanted the
road built, las is shown by their votes in
favor ofissuing the bonds. The bonds
were issued aud the road was built,
but bonds were not issued until ample
security was given that the county
should not be the loser thereby, OF
fail in receiving the benchts Of the
road. AS will be seen upon an ex.
animation of the. reports of Messrs
Worries and Matney. III connection
with the order of submission Of the
question Of taking stock in the road
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-18

,I<AKES urb \. O Phillips In snI-n. bar
township, Ia Lsiay"itr county, Missouri.
,a,i postal bvf,rr the unsisrsisnti. u Justice of
Of the Pearr of sai-H-ttar township, county
aud It iir nf rrsnlh. the 10Th day oi July. is72
on. STRAY mare. des'ribrd rs foiiowG chrs.
,,,,st, h ID ~ WHEN taken up brass bell, No 81;
sp,,rai,.i nj thirty dollar, by sanford Phillips
sccar,iips t1 Law, u appraise thu same. VIII
ness nv hand, this day and date above written.
suj DAN'LG, DOrY. Justice OF the Peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
GEoRGEToWN COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON, DO.
The Twenty third Course of Lectures in this in
stituti,n will Commence on MONDAY, October Z ,
and end in the following Mach
PROF. LOUIS MACkALL, JR., Nj. D.. will ds-
liver the Introductory Lecture MONDAY, DC
tUbor at = ..
FACULTY.
NOBLE YOUNG, M D.,
Professor OF Principles and Practice of Medicine
General Pathology and Nj ed cal Ethics
FL0IOARDO HOWARD. Mb
ProfC soT CT Obstetrics ana Disc asses of Women and
Children,
JOHNSON ELIOT, MD,
Professor OF Princi pies and Practice Of Surgery
JAMES +. MORGAN. NJ D.,
Professor OF Maferia medica, Therapeutics, and
Medical risprudence
JOHN G +. HoLSTON, MD,
Professor of Anatomy.
LOUIS MACkALL, JR M. D.,
Professor OF Physiology.
BENZ. :. HEDRICk. ABB,
Professor of Chemi-trS and Toxic ,Iogy
WARWICK EVANS, MD,
DemonsratOr.
G. L.. MAGRUDER,M MD,
PToSeCtOr.
Fer circulars and further Information appIyto
JOHNSON ELIOT. NJ. D., Dean,
CCo 81 01D street nor Invest.