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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28
TRUSTEES SALEorREAI. ESTATE


Wy HEREAS. Ann Elizabeth Bran,irau, by
w her deed Of trust ,laf,,i THE 18th isy If
May, \. II, lSifl, and record in Tho Recorders
Office of lafayette county in the STATE ui Missouri,
in Dr,r! Epuk W, No. | al page N, c"nNrI' 10
the undersigned Trustee ihr Following. described
real estate, situated IN the county ni Lafayette
sud STATE 81 Missouri, AMI dc>rrib. Il in said ittd
of trust, ~ follows, fo-wit: The east han" IL lot
number eleven I'M. in block thirt y-i,r 1851, in
the first addition To tn, town tnnw ciiN) ,f trN-
lngton. n III SAM. IL Described un the plat VI
said addition now "u file in the lirrurlrr'> Office
for said Lafayette county. saving AMI accepting
four and onr-lrali AL feet oil thu west side oi
sad east half oil said lot eleven M. leaving
thu i"f'"r parcel III ground conveyed Of said dr,d
twenty anil un,-half I20i. feet front .n North
Street, ani running back To the alley, AMI upon
which Is situated II two story brick huI>r, which
sail conveyance wa. mn,tr In trust To- secure the
pay In"nt nftWu e. tain prOnii>ory notes IN SAID
deed uf trust described, and which said nni,s arr
now past due and unpaid. 1h"r-iurr, AT the
request "i thu legal holders of said n"i'~, ani 10y
virtue "fthr terms and provisions of sa!'i deed "i
trust. : will IN
SATURDAY,, THE end DAY OF MARCH,
y. ID. l>I2.
between III" hours Of nine n'rlurk IN the fore
noon and five "'cluck in IN" afternoon al that ds,,
ut the tourthnW>.. d"nr. in The city nf Lexington,
sell nj public vrn,iur, for cash, T." the highest
bidder, iht above described real cstat. Ia satisfy
said, nuirs, t''i interest ami the costs and rS-
IrnscS Of executing this trust.
JOHN r. RlEAND, Trustee
al - 1SD
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Rm FOR SALE.

lTNlIlS farm Is located about six miles 49,
l. clue south of Waverly, in the very Hf..i
hest portion OF Lafayette county. II con- Mamti
taius efu acres. all inclosed by u good-G.&-
pine plank fence, AMI in n high state IF culti-
Walton. The improvements are, u large two
story frame dwelling, suitable tenant houses,
and all tn. necessary ouihuiltings, anu con-
venicnces Otia we'll regulated farm.
The farm is in 4 good nrighhurhoJd, convenient
to schools. has on il thriving young orchard,
and is ahundantly supplied with water. The
land has been iii cultivation only "A few wears. Is
rich. fresh, and well adapted To the growth OF
hemp and ali the staple products.
TERMS-Dnr third. cash, AMI the balance IN
one and two wears. with ten ,rr cent. i.latl
G-F"ri ull particulars apply nj th.- "hice.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

sTAIE Of MI,snt.KI, is
In the Common Pleas Court If said county. lie
ccmbci Term. Isl, 3d day Dec. ~, Isl.
Matte :. stevens Il
Alexander u. Stevens.
vyNo THE said Alexander II. stevens Y"u arc
l. hereby notified that said plaintiff la- com
mrnc,ii suit against You IN SAID Court Nv pr,ifi"n,
in which II Is alleged than you were Law fully mar
ric,l Ia plaintiff an the 81 hay al. March. lN6a.
that You lived with plaintiff until tn, 3mh 'ias 81
August lSi'. when you deserted plaintiff, AMI
still remain absent from her, that there was horn
of said marriage one child. an'I the prayer of sti
petition il that plaintiff may I've divorce. from
the bonds of InatriInony contracted Nth yoG Us
aforesaid. and that she may have the -'arc and
custody of her sail Infant child. And you are
further notified that unless YOU ;- and appear a.
the next term Of the Common Pleas t'ouri Of said
county. to h. holden at the court house, in the
city Of 'Nington,
On THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH NEXT,
and On or before the sixth ,iay thereof If thu
term shall SO long continue, and If not then. be-
Tore the end Of the term, } and answer said petit
ton, the same will he taken As confessed.
Aud II Is further Ordered that u copy hereof be
printed IN the Lexington Weekly lntelligrncer, .
weekly new spaper printed in said county uf La-
fayette. for four weeks successfully, the last in
serlion to be- AT least four weeks before the com.
m"ncrinrn'' IF the next term Of this court.
a true copy. Attest:
HI. BARK>DALE, Clerk.
by q. Il. DANIEL, y G.
Ryiand 4 Son Attorneys for plainrT. Uani'''
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uEsDAY, THE ETH DAY OF MARCH,
FARM FOR SALE.

'INiiS Is q line hemp farm, situated ~
L about six miles southwest Of Wa E3.s
.sii!, containing 10 acres all in culti- Ely,
Walton. we'll inrlosed and with con. Psmk
vnnlrnt cross fencing. The improvement, arr
an new, consisting of u good and conyrnirni
Msi,ms, barn, ne, There are on the place -es.
rrai hundred bearing fruit trees. The farm IS
convenient TO schools. and has on IL an alum.
Iaht supply OF water. The land Is fresh, and
Turing the few years 1t has been in guilty alton.
IEHMS-S3.0 900 cash. and the balance in i've
annual paymchts, with ten per cent. interest.
FOR futl Information 1uDlS at this ofir. ilNi
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

The Fund Commissioner have re.
mittcd to New York the amount
necessary for the redemption Of fo.ty-
six thousand dollars Of the state
indebtedness, being the second in.
staIlmegt Of maturing railroad bonds,
with instructions 10 pay the princi-
pal and accruiag interest In currency.
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ADnINIsrR afroR,s NOTICE.

NOTItE Is hereby given that letters of AL
Greer, were granted To the un ,crsiyned b, the
Probate Court Of Lafayette county. on the llth
day Of November. ISL All persons having
claims against said estate ar, required to present
them To SAID court for allowanc within on. year
from this date, or they may be prrrlu'ir,l, and il
said claims are not presented within THREE years
they will be forever barred,
No. 46tJ HENRl H. BELL. Admir-.
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New Advertisements.

NvDTItE. l. hereby given I" all persons, credit
"r- AMI ntlrr-. interested i'll the estate of
Iha- II Mitchell. deed. That tirr Undersigned,
administrator III charge al said estate, Will apply
at tn. next term of the Probate Court of Lafayette
county. VI" Ia h- begun aud h-li At tn. court
ii"u>s. in the city of Lexington. at the April
term. i-1a. To- mak.. tinal settlement of his adj
Iuini>iratiun Of Sii | estate"
JAS. j. MITCHELL. Adu'r.
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FINAL

\yOTli l. /, hereby gwen I" ali parties lntrr"s-
tel in the estate of Nanni"> shaw. minor,
thai the undersigned guardian vi tbs estate "f lid
Mamie = shaw, will apply at the next term
of The Probate Court of Lafayette, county. Mo. tn
tr begun and h"h! 1t tlr r"IIrtn"u>t. IN the city
of lexington. at tn. April term. l-,1. first
M,n,h,. IN .ipril, iS12. Ia make final settle
mint al her administration al said estate.
Sn. iStaI tMIIDA {. SHAW, Guardian.
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rvNaI, SErT1EMENT.

NyDIItE Is hereby given 10 all persons inter-
-str,i in the estate, I'll Ins-plIP Cox, minor.
that the undersigned. guardian Of The person and
estate Of Joseph l. COX, will apply at the next
tern, of the Prul,i," Court ,t I.iiaH cite county,
Mo, To i- rr2un and h-ld II; the "urr HOUSE. in
the city al Lexington, AT the April term. 1877,
first Monday in April, l-.2, to- make final settle
mcnt Of his nauiIit-tr u,iun 81 -ni.t estate.
IlEM. Il. Guardian.
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JOHN p.

MAYHEM, Mo,
7 IFE and FIRE Insurance Agency, Dry Goods
IL Grorrrics. Hats, Boots and shoes. and
general variety ;turr, all fresh and new, cheaper
than ANY one else can sell, for cash OF produce.
tirClS-SIn
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.Du,N,srR.TR1x, Notice.

NOTItE is hereby given that letters OF al
ministrati"n upon thu estate of Julius 4.
Muir Were granted tor the undersigned by the
Probate 'urt of Lafayette county ,ton the 25ilI
siAy of october. ISL. All persons having claims
against said estate Ar" required 10 present them
l., said court for allowance within one year from
this datc "r they may lie preclud,.i, and II I,aid
claims are not presented within three years they
will lie forever barred. HANNAH MUlE,
Motifs ADMINISTRATIVE
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Mrs. William b. AstOr died in New
York, on the 18th, In her seventy
third year. She leaves 80, 500, 900 to
her half-orphan grandchild. Miss
Ward.
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TINAI. l.

NvOTIIE j. hereby given To all parties intrres-
ted in the LAT" firm "f L"ckhart \ Co.,
that tn. Undersigned administrator and
surviving partner. will apply Il, the next Term
Of the Probate Court o, 1.itay cite county. I"
br begun and held ut lexington. Missouri: on
the l-t Mnniay in April lS'2, t" make = final
settlement of said estate.
JOHN \ I.OCkHART.
No ~ IS Admir- AMI surviving Partner.
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SALE.


NY LNrir v. Morton un,i John 8.
w Morton, her husband, by their r,riain deed
m trust, dated February the TIN. a. - $50, and
recorded in the Recorders ofRc. for LAFAYETTE
county, in the state Of Missouri, in book No. J,
ON page lOi, convey Ia the Undersigned trus-
tee, the following described real estate, ,itua,"
IN the count, ard stat. aforesaid, tu-wit The
lots known and designated on the plat oi Farrars
nid ION to the city of Lexington and now on
NE IN the Recorders Office of sad Lafayette
county a. lots numbered one IN. two I.l, and
three l3l,. in block numbered two III, together
WIN the buildings thereon, AMI known a, tho
Pottery Establishment which said convey.
ance was made To secure the nnymrnt OF n Ger.
tam pr"m'ss"ry note therein described, and
Nh"reas, said note has become due aud rrmain.
unpaid, Now, therefore, notice IL hereby givSl
that the undersigned trustee, at the REQUEST
The legal holder Of said note, aud by virtue Of Mui
IN pursuance To the provisions of said deed II
trust, Will proceed 4" sell the real estate abor
described or So much thereof as may he nccr,.ar
4" pay or and ,lischargr the said pTomissory nott,
IN
TUESDAY, THE ETH DAY OF MARCH,
a. d., 1872,
at public v.ndue to the highest bidder. for cash,
in front OF the court house door, in said county IL
Lafayette aud state OF Missouri, to safi.f, said
note and the interest thereon and the rnsi. and
.aIrnccs OF executing the trust aforesaid
"t''"' "M. MORRISON. Trustee,
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COPaRrNERSHlP NsruCe

Wy f.. THE UNDERSIGNED hav. entered into
W I",lar,n"rshir, under thr name and styl"
81 aiL.li. Austin Stn succeeding the late
firm ut Waddrll. McCausla.ld TO, -.
We hope through courtesy AMI by selling goods
at low prices, to retain the former patronage Do
bestowed ON The late firm.
r. WADDELL,'
THDS f.. AUSTIN.
Lexington, Mo, Feb. LIST, 1872. nG,-3w
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

Tic National Debt Is only s., 2OO,-
0oO, 1900. or about sixty dollars to each
man, woman and child in the country.
Now the question Is, whereabouts
the blessing comes In, that some
financial philosophers profess to see
In this burden.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

T ETIr.Is~ ut administration ON tiir r>tat" Of
4 Jamr, >lay,n. deceased. were granted I" the
Undersigned on the 18th day al December ISL,
by the lrn'iair t"uri" of IitnNcit" county Nc
All person, having claims against said estate
are requested t. exhibit them, for allowance. to
the administrator. within "ur Year after the late
OF -aii %i"ttrr-, " rtiwy may IL" pr'rlrtir,s from an!
irir.it 81 >iirh estate: AMI Il such claims ic not
rNtif,.t"d " Thin two wears from ii' date uf sail
letters. they will he forever barred
WI. VI. &. AIDE and MAJ S.,,
RIEITA V. SLANE.N.
M L. Il
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

vTNHE FIRM of Wa'li-il. McCausland & Co
i this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Robert +. wa.i,irll II Thomas T.. Austin succeed
To the business of tn, old firm.
All persons wing the late firm will come for
warrt for settlements IF their Indebtedness, and
any claims NV ing iS the firm will he settled b,
either of the undersigned.
JND, W. WADNEII..
WIN. q. CttlSI.NSD
Il. r. ID
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ADMINISTRATORS &oT,cE.

ErrE,ts ~ administration Oh the estate "
Vim. riikiugrpn. 'lrrri-,1i. we're granted Ia
thu und, r~isue.l on thu 10th day al January. l-I!,
iy the Probate Court 81 I.atiSrtt- cuIIlty. Mo.
All person. having claim against SAID ,,t:tt.
are required To exhibit thu III, for ilinwItsr. n
the administrator within on, Year tifrr the dat"
III said letter.. or they may h.- ~l'r''ciul-t r"as
any ben, lit ut >uch estate; AMI il such claims lr
not rNiIiitr,i within tw" wears from the date of
said lrttrr>, tho. viii h.. forever barred
NJ. Is ~ LIME PIEkI\GTON. ENrcn'N.
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.DuI,ISTR,ToR.S >oTyCE,

7 ErlEltS at administration on thr estate ri
Joseph II Mcdonald. deceased. w"r' grant
ed To- he undersigned on The 2i,li ,ily al February.
is12. 10y the Probate Court Of Lafayette county,
Mo.
All persons having claim, against said rst:t"
are required To exhibit them, for allrw anr", {"
The administrator within one year after Inv 't:itt
Of said lrtirr-, ar they may hr prrcludrd from
any benefit Of Surf,c-tatr; and il s:,ch claims he
not exhibited witilnfw" Years front the dat" III
said letters, they will br forever barred
JOSEPH II. mellow ELL, .Adm'X.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

Hon. James McPikc is the richest
man i'll our State Legislature. lie is
said to Dc worth between one and two
millions Of dollars. He is an unprc.
tending gentleman of apparently
about sixty years Of age, who, in
addition to his age, possesses the
other popularity of being the mos,
silent man in the House, always II,
his seat but never making any longc,
speech than the necessary "ayc" OF
mo" In response to the call Of the
clerk,
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rwo FARMS FOR RENT.

have two farms for rent In Ray
4 county, Mo-, ono situated ono mile :sj
Rom Hartin on the N. N. X. r.. with I'll
three miles from Richmond, 70 acre. In cuipNss'
uon, with good improvrmclss.- All ifesh iaha'
Apply to r. II. RAILlSS,..
MATT City Hotel, Lexington. Nv
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YUNWO thornughhrr ii Durham Hnll Calves. sired
hy Aga Magrit. II. II Is. vnlumn9 =, page 81.
Que u rel, OUT s-nf Red Duchess. by imp Duke.
of Air,iria, n2.:W The other Il rich Foam, out Of
Iarl",ta. Ivy Bell Duke, of Air,lria, t.ii2). win
n.r at the $500 priZ, af II. Louis in fall of ls6D.
,- the best short Horn Bull of any ag'..
RiLAND TODllC INTER-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-28

Mrs. Laura Fair, the California
murdcress, will not be hanged. She
has been granted a new trial by the
Supreme Court, aud has written a
mclodrama in five acts, with u blight
cd heart in it and q miscreaht de-
fstroyer, rcd fire and high toned moral.
It is impossible to lang so much
talent as that.
The Shasta courier., 1872-01-27

HooDLuM 1t is very gratifying to all
good citizens to hear that Judge Gilmer.
who recently took the bench at the Police
Court, has declared his positive intention
to do all in his power to break up and
scatter the young hoodlum element which
does now and has for some time infested
this city May the good work progress
till the great evil is eradi. ated. One of
the points infected by these hoodlums
(boys ranging in age from or 0 years to
Is or II is the intersection of K and
Twenth streets. There they, ten or a
dozen Of them, may be seen at almost any
hour Of the day or night insulting passers-
by and using the most vile language to
females who may happen in that vicinity
These boys will also pilfer and carry of
almost anything they can lay their hauds
on.~-lSac. Bee.
The Shasta courier., 1872-01-27

We have good and sufficient reason for
believing Vincent Colyor to be thief and
coward and we are quite certain that he
is a liar, demagogue and a dangerous
man. This being the case, we cannot bat
rejoice at the i'll success which has stared
him in the face at every step Of his career
OF infamy Laughed at by the Indians !;
detesied by all honest citizens and soldiers !;
snubbed by the President, Secretary De-
lann, and other hi Oh Government officers !;
in disgrace with his co plunderers Of the
Indian Ring for his clumsy working up"
Of delicate affair; bounded by a goodly
portion of the press; cursed by the rela-
tives and friends Of those who have been
murdered and robbed by treacherous saw
ages whom he fed, petted and proclaimed
peaceable and friendly, at time when he
was rushing from point to point in this
Territory, guarded by an officer aud about
twenty cavalrymen; this old craven, who
would grow rich off the sufferings of both
whites and Indians. stands in no enviable
light before bis fellow citizens, and is as
effectually squelched as if lightning had
struck him. Had his policy been adopted
and carried out, the Government would
have been robbed of millions of money !;
the Indians would, for while, have been
pampered and eajoled by Colyer's agents !;
then they would have been robbed of their
ratiocs and clothing, driven to desperation
and to retaliating upon white citizens,
who, were they to pursue their savage
prosecutors to Colyer's reservations, would
be confronted by United States troops
and guns, and shot down like dogs in
else they attemted to get back their pro-
,rty, or retaliate upon red murderers, as
was done in the Camp Grant affair.
Thank God, the way is now clear for
Generals Scho6eld and Crook, and our
word for it they will bring about lasting
peace. at far less sacrifice of blood and
treasure than could Colyer and his gang.
r Arizouia Citizen.
The Shasta courier., 1872-01-27

CentervlIle.
If the Trustees OF Sheldon and Fort Read
ding Districts comply with the law by COM
mencing Schools within four months after
their formation. Nov. 8. 1871. then the former
will be entitled to portion Of the money
apportioned to Parkville, and the latter will
receive portion of the amount allowed Sac
ramento district.
Under the order of the Supervisors. the
Treasurer has transferred the amounts set
opposite the name Of Clear Greek Texas
Springs and MiddIetown. to the credit of
Centerville district. deducting S37 from the
sum allowed Clear Creek, to pay the balance
due Miss Mahoney at the time the districts
were consolidated in accordance with the
directions of the Board. IF the Trustees
of Centerville go AHEAD and build a
school house at Centrsville and have school
started in compliance with law, than the
consolidation becomes permanent; but the
Superintendent will draw no warrant fol
money nm said Centerville district until a
school house is erected and a school commenc
ed therein. This will preserve the money
for the benefit of each of the three old Dis
tricts, in the event of failure to carry Ou
the agreements on which the legal existence
of Centervile district depends.
The Shasta courier., 1872-01-27

Made of Poor rsusiI, WhisIsey, Proof Spirits
and Refuse Liquors doctorcd, spicel and sweet
oned to please the taste, called Tonics, ~" Appetiz-
crs," Ecstorcrs," &C., that lead the tipper on to
drunkenness and rain, but true Medicine, made
from the Native Roots and Herbs of California. FREQ
from all Alcoholic Stimulanrs. They arc the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Rcnovator and
1nvigcrator cftAe System. carrying of all poisonous
matter and restoring tic blood to healthy condition
No person can take these B1tters according to direc-
ton and remain long uawcu.
1890 vii! be given for incurablc provided
the bones arc not destroyed by mineral poison or
ether means, and tac vital organs wasted beyond tho
point ofrepai-.
For Innamr,:itaFy md Chronic RheuMn-
tism aud Cont, Dyspepsia ur Indigestion,
Bilious, Remittent and intermittent Fevcrs,
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bladder, these Bittcrs have been most success
ful. Such Diseases are caused by Vifiated
Blood, which is generally produced By arrangement
of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache, Pain in the Shoulders Coughs, Tightness of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour T-ac.atoas of the Stomach,
Bad taste in the Month, Bilious At2csc rapitaticn
of the Heart InflnIa:. ation cf TIC ugs lia in to
regions of the Eidn - aad lar ;'.-T ra'n:rI
symptoms, TIC cfsnr.n~3uc lysq~re'a.
They invigorate TIC Stomach a2l "a TIE -
pid liver and bowels, w'.ia,i r2n,cTc y lce7a:!sI
efficacy in cleansing tie bl5o,, CT - Er.tcs. 80
imparting life ald vgcr to tic Who's .sscai.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, :.-.:?t.5.. -7>ts:-. "a.
Rheum Blotchcs Spots, PIN, 8, u -. - - C..
buncles, Ring-T orTus, sgsla-I cal o., ? - T,--
elias, Itch, Scurfs, DiscoorZtoag oftAc 81 E;:no.s
and Diseases of the Skin, of wa.cycr nam, c--a..--,
literally dug Up all carried ont oftio sy sc:
short time by the of these Bittc-s One hottIc in
such cases will convince the acreduou- o. th.r
curative effect.
Cleanse the Viticta1 Blood whenever yor fad ia
impurities bursting through the skin in Pimpcs Erup
tions Sores cleanse it when yoa find it oostructel
and sluggish in the veins cleanse it when it is foal
and your feelings will tell You whe1 Keep tic blood
pure and the health of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking IN the
system of many thousands. efectually destroy
ed and removed For full directions, read carefully
the circular around each bottle printed in four Ian
guages-English, German, French and Spanish
J. WALKER, Proprietor. +. Il. MCDONALD & co.
Druggists and Gen. Agents. saa Francisco, Cal,
and 50 and 81 Conmc-cs Street, New York.
81 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AID DEALERS
The Shasta courier., 1872-01-27
Plantation Bitters.
s. T.-Is6O-X.

This wonderful vegetable re-
storative- is the sheet.anchor of
the feeble and debilitated. AS a
tonic and cordial for the aged and
languld it has no equal among
stomachics AS a remedy for the
nervous weakness to which wo-
men are especially subject, it is
superseding every othet stimu-
liant In all climates, tropical,
ten perate or frigid, it acts as a
specific in every species of disor-
der which undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down tile
animal spirits.
The Shasta courier., 1872-01-27

Laura D. Fair has got into fresh trouble.
To avoid paying her doctor, she put her
money out of her hands, $4,000 being
transferred to her mother, and $4,000 to
her daughter. Now the old lady refuses tc
give up the $4,000, and Laura is going tc
commence suit in the courts to rec ,ver
II
The Shasta courier., 1872-01-27

HooDLUMs We are sorry to have to
record it; but truth compels us to state the
truth that the innocent may not be impli-
Gated. That we have some bad boys in
our midst cannot be denied, and parents
cannot be too careful of the attention paid
to their children We cannot see WHY
boys should be away from the family fire.
side after nine o'clock The Trustees Of
the Public School are determined to make
an example of some of the ringleaders in
the window smashing affair, and it becomes
the parents to help them, in every way
possible, to have the guilty ones brought
to punishment, and dismissed from the
school, and the we'll behaved saved from
the contamination, of such vile vandalism
-[Chico Review
The Shasta courier., 1872-01-27

John s. Glenn, the drummer boy of
Shiloh" called at the White House
Christmas morning to tender his thanks
to the President for his appointment as
End Lieut.. in the 24th Infantry.
The Shasta courier., 1872-01-27

General Robert Patterson has twelve
steam cotton and wooden mills on the
Schuylkili,a a little way from Philadelphia,
Ond keeps 10000 people employed, Eve
sixths of whom are females.