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SALE.

HLHi:AS, Joscl'h O.. Shelby and Elizabeth
w y. shelby lis wife, by their certain deed
III u r>t, uats ii lie liza day II :, plembrr, A. ID.
1863, and duly recorded in the recorders Office
Of Ais souri,, i'll deed book No. = al pages Az, lE3.
Ali, conveyed TO the Undersigned. the following
described traets AMI parcels uf land, situate in
the county Of lafty ettr AMI State Of Missouri,
;o-wit: Tne southeast quarter 1f the uurtuW est
quarter IN ! the nurti:cast quarter Of the south
west quar- or; also tie southeast quarter Ut the
nortic st quarter OF section fwenty-one (:l) also
lEc We. n,ii oil the northwest quarter of section
twenty 80 l!.) also the west halt OF the south-
west q, after vi said section twenty-five (as) and
The nor h grst quarter oiihr northwest quarter OF
in tow nsh'p nurutrr forty-ninc ttg, of rangr
tweht, .sevrn (2I) and containing three hundred
and tW enty acres more or less.
In tiust, however, to secure the payment Of
eleven certain promissory notes in said deed Of
trust described, together with any and all gencr-
al and spacial taxes ON said lands, which may
have been paid by the party of the third part or
his ssslgnscs, according to the provisions OF said
promissory notes are due and remain unpaid,
We will, by virtue OF the provisions OF said deed
~oftrust, and at the %inslsnce and request OF the
law tut owner and holder of said hote>, on
Thursday, April 18th. 1873,
between the h0nrs OF 0 O'Clock in the forenoon
courthouse door, in the city ofLexinston. county
oil Lafayette aud State OF Missouri, proc.rst to
sell publicly nj auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, said above described tracts and parcels OF
satisfy the payment of said four irolnissory notes,
with any sum or sums of money paid by said
party OF The third part, or his assisnres, FOR gen
,.aI or special taxes on said lands, in accordance
" Nh III. provisions Of said deed ar trust, together
with the cost and expenses Of this trns:
WIN. 7. sEI.BY,
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MERIFr.S SALE.

p virtue Of a specisl and general execution,
ID issued from the Office of the clerk OF the
circuit court Of Lafayette county, Missouri. in
favor Of lanes u. Green, against Fielding Belt
to me directed, and rrturnahle to the April term,
1878, Of said court, l will. on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of April, 1873,
between tile hours of nine O'Clock in the lore
noon and live O'Clock In the afternoon OF said
day, in front OF thr court house door, in the city
session OF the said circuit court of said county
sell publicly, by auction, 10 the highest bidder,
for; cash In hani, all the right, tl.ir;, interest
claim and estate Of the said Fielding Eell
defendant IN said execution, In and to the
following described real estate, situate, lying,
and being IN the county of Lafayette, and state
of Missouri: -
Lots number eleven an. and twenty-ninc COZ
own now ou HE in tie Recorstrris olicp of said
county, excerpt twelve tl9l feet OF of the wes
s.,ic ot said lots, levied on as the property oisatd
Fielding Belt.
Given under my hand this, 2sth day Of March,
1879. tmch76l WILLIAM YOUNG, Sheriff.
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SsEEHiEs''S SAIL.

''f - "-A tssAA
" y In the Lat.. etc county
r.. +: walker De- e'''"''''''''
d. : Ii:Iuc ola special execution, Issued from
:: :..' J!iicv OF the clerk OF ;ir circuit tnu.i uI
Y. -c.n:rty. M..snir in favor ii. Jrln Z.
Z. ,:ik' I, %ls,:',i!iii, against LANES W. " ,ihrr. 10
~" '.i:,.' al, ami ru,i:ruiblv 10 the April term,
/, 'i s..:i court, l %ill. on
saturday, the 12ih day of April, 1873,
I;.iHr "a !!,- hours uf ni:.r o'clock in the fare
. ~. ;..I,i Eve O'Clock ia Tie afternoon Of said
-. :.nl III trent ofti!e court ho.sr d.or, in the
r.;t "I Lexington, in the cUi:ntN Of Lafayette,
III. !,g -" session oil the said circuit court III said
r.,:.iy. sell publicly, 10y ;uetini., go .tr l,i::,"s,
Drti /, Tor cash III hand, I'll In" ri.i:t, I.ll.,
I:strl,,i claim aud estate of ike sid James ".
Walker, defendant in SAID execution IN and Ia
he following described real estate, situate, iy-
ing, airt being IN the c1uaiy al Lafayette, AID
state u Missouri. viz:
The east halt Of the southeast gUrIt"r and -ht
suutliE,s 81 quarter If the sou,nras! gu irirv an,
,ie east hall OF the southwest GiIaii,I OF ~.-.iui
seventeen III, township, ior y-winr H.. ui rang.
Nv cH:y-ci5iIt Lei. iY.- W.; 81 IL al the southwest
quarter of srctIod "!ic III, the east i.al; ui IL,
southeast uu?rt.r Of section two FL. AMI III.
northwest quarter OF the northwest qrrrirr %
lection ten t!1l, al in township forry-r::;i!t iiSI
u range went! -nin'. t:!l.
Given un,.rr Iuy hand, this 18th day O! March
SD. [mcfiHl WILLIAM YOUNG, sheriff.
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Destructive Fire in LnVgrcnccbnrg,
ky.-A Town Almost Destroyed.
From the Frankfort IeoM

From the Frankfort Woman.
We are sorry TO announce a de-
struc,ive fire iuf our neighborins
town Of Lawrcnccburg. by which the
principal portion was destroyed. 1t
begun in Cranes lar-room, about
half-past twelve o'clock, on Saturday.
The wind was blowing heavily, ana
there being no f%ire-engine, the fire
lad uncontrolled sway.
Tho town has but II principal
Street, being built up on both sides
of the turnpike leading from Frank
fort TO Harrodsburg, thirteen miles
from. the former and twenty miles
from the latter. The fire, original
ing on the western side OF the main
street, communicated quickly to the
east side, and, the wind blowing in a
northcrly direction, it swept both
sides of the street until the msl4bpor-
tion of the town a consumed.
Forty-seven housesWerc burned, ill.,
eluding the Gait H6zAe and Collins
tavern, WitLerspoon's bank, and
every bustM9ss house except a tin.
shop.
Those acquainted with the locality
will understand the extent Of tn,
disaster when we state that the Fir.
extended on the west side from The
brick blacksmith shop opposit.
frap's stable to the Baptist church
aud, OIL the east side, from the cour
house 10 the residence of DIR. JOIN
Witlierspoon.
The court house, one of the fines:
II the stste, was cxtinguished. LII
addition TO the loss of the house, we
learn that, as the fire progressed
furniture and the contents of store.
We're removed into the street, but
were destroyed by the advancing
fumes. The farmers from the sur
rounding country, attracted by tn,
fire, came to the aid Of the citizens
and when the fire was over took I,
their homes many OF the houscles
sufferers.
The loss will fall very heavily upo'
the citizens of Lawrcnceburg, as tn
houses were generally owned by til
occupants, and there was but con
rsratively little insurance. Til
total loss cannot be less than $lb0,0 COX
OF insurance we learn that the Roys
loses ssbept 81 1000, the Under
writer's $4,000 aud the Etna $4,000
The Phdihx loses considerably, ant
some other companies, but the exac
amounts we are not able TO learn.
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SsL..

E:!'i.r.are Ihumas,l
:: al plaintiffs, =, It,. y ,tx
.:a:nSt - S"" ;
tri.S"- .IiyCnS, de S''''
;'I!.s.his.
: / y itue Of an execution. Issued from, the
: ; ...":r Of tine clerk OF yh- c:fcui; court al La
.,'ii" ,'"un:y. Missouri, in favor .: baltimore
'.."r"is, ii:char,l ID. C:uihnri, Lawson 4.
= r-r-.:s an: stephen tatron, against .IuscI'i.h W
. $50, :iri Nathaniel Is Given, 10 NE directed
II. : r,,atnal'le 10 the April tenn, 1913, Of sais.
a.; l.. j Ti.l, on
/ u day, the 18th day of April, 1873.
=" 81 II :n. hours ofnine o clock in the forenoon
''''r: ~" o'clock in IKE afternoon Of said Iuy, unG
-: ii'hi "i Ire court hUi;Se door in the city OF
'-r>'r. ;on II. thu county al Lafayette, during the
e. --,t. III The skid rifciit court of sail cu,luty,
: a. i'nbIit,r by auction, 10 the highest bidder,
- r1ai' III hand ali the right. title, interest claim,
-: rs;af. al The -nr; 'Ius,l.i W. Groves ~.i.f.ntl-
-. ~ sd execution i'll .:id III the .U!lnv III. dcs-
-. "a real estate, siii..te, lying, and bc.ns il,
'''t.i!iy vi i..tiaYcttc, :i,j suite Of Missouri.
viz:
go, feet on q; ;i.~ moth ends of lets eleven
i:i, IL; . t%glrc tls1. III bioch number sixteen
81. :,':i. III siz. Ii; 8 .v one lUh,ir ii Il ct, also,
~ f''i"t j and i've III. iii bloch number niur IaI,
~ -..u.t'ti in ;hai portion Of III. city OF Wavvv!r
Ia ally sn"wr. .s The town Ui It. Thomas.
N:r"r lander my hand ;i:is i5.h 't.S of March,
Isl ~in.ciii9l William lOuNG, ehcv.I.
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NJ Person ca : 81 -, - ; .sr,ss r.. o. .
sS to direc,.urs, 8 | Tyr.i !nH- uavg iF"'t,'i
n,srns. a"i ta= .ata oE-yEi w-sVei L=:'a.I 'e ;o'.,
Dyspcp.ra ~ ~g-.sG-sfira. tn .rrr. rsiu
in the SInu.l" S, C1"r'n, ! -Nt.c ~ ts I o. =, ~
firrsS, Sa.r EIus't;-r; Ct lie Si"nl-'I, h.! lIi;s
in the .toi'l, T:auus AvrehS, Pr.';st IN %. ~;
Heart, .nt 1rIrt8ty,. Ct sie ia;r ..' -, 'itc Tr:'n' +.
al the X ,fnr"-. aul I hg.h.=ci ctGrr i.aiai 'yinptlnt.
it mas ~" cgrl., .ri &C er':: VII Ispye y letter guar
am:ee ID It's nsc- = 49,, : larr:iv Advertisement.
For Fc,n'i, Complaints, At, y..r- or cd.
married ~ ~ :, :: tie t7"l G. Nr'ian.icni, CT i!s
tam e; Ire. sIt,c r'n'c -: srsG sr'sy 81 decided al
irhusEcs -! i r.sisSl la.-.evSs.l:t IL soon p-Tce.-
,ibir.
En- ..6s,,m-4o--,. a:,S ca.onio Rheu-
~unntis.t a..' C.-,,, l. .u'i, 4 eit AT aad later.
i"itr't Frrc:,. i.,..a'ci - ErnA. ] ser. kidns"s
cl.r; az rN.--!h'N ,n 6 I "r'. Saasn is ssnsa..y
r.,rAuc-d ~ t-tArSrr-Ei e II. D-r>;Ive Organs.
.rlsry tie :: s'",s='c s'Sir-aiiSs IS we'll NJ
u T@-.t". sr7ss" . I'a',.rr p r'Sr merit 81 acting
asa ruv t--i. ~; J"'r'!H; tan--r'oi ~ iTf.r-
r-'.yn' e: .ts L.,-s ..! .,sss... u. sA.i.--l n t.iious
Far s..,, r:e-r%ro. r-rr:innv. Tet,er. s,t
Eh,..,,! a..s'. s'-'.. = -. = Il. e. Enis, Car
i,Inrt=s. l. -" 500 S-nL .iaSG, sn!r Eses, Fry
a7i ns:H-,. u iG- : "a. - "'@;e"ST rani- or ra;UTe.
are ':,-i.v dr. ~ .lt .,-i.rl t al lie System IN =
I.0:t I.r,,' = 81. rs- e. ~ : / :rrs
Grateful ,ri'Ea~n,,!. iroy'i"n VISro,r R'r.
TEx> tue .. az :. ."s."a. lu.isg;..tI. :A; eE.s sustained
i%c sil.lu" s,s.".r.
~ Axe. pa =. i. ~. -rrH9NsLD & CO..
Druggists -ui Cr,. Az. San F,aueisec, Cal.
arr ,uf at MI-',.,E'ra aaaC.'ar.: ~ SIS. New Sok.
GOLD bi Al.!. bGt'If.tSIa AND DEALERS.
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Why sallie Never Married.

Now, Aunt Saliie. do please tell
us why you never go; married. You
+. remember o said once that when
you were a girl you was engaged to
u minister, and promised you would
tell us about it sometime. Now,
aunt. please tell u.s."
"Well, you see, when | was abon'
seventeen years old | was living Ill
Utica, in the State of New York.
Though I say it myself, l was quite q
good-looking girl then, aud had sew
esai bcaux. The one that took my
fancy was a young minis.:". a very
promising young man, and r. lark
ably pious and steady. He though"
good deal of me, and l Kind oftook a
fancy TO him, and things went on till
we were engaged. One evening he
came to me aud put his arms aroun'.
me, and kind of Rugged me, when ]
,sotexcited and kind of illustrated. Ii
was q long time ago, and don't know
hut what l might have Rugged back
q little. / was like any other girl.
and pretty soon pretended to be mat
aboul it, aud pushed him away,
though l wasn't mad a bit. You
must know that the house where !
lived was OF one of The back streets
of the town. There were glass
doors in the parld:, which opened
owe the streets. These doors were
drawn TO. l stepped back q little
srom him. and wl.cH lie camc up close
J pushed h.m back again. l pushed
harder than | intended to ana dom;
you believe, girls, the poor fellow
lsst his balance aad fell through one
>fthe doors into The street"
oh, Aun:y: Was he killed."
NO. l!cfeil head first, and as he
was going l caught Linn by the legs
u:his trousers. Held OH for q mill
rte and triedta pull him back but
is suspendcrs gave way, and the
POOR Young mar fell clean out Of his
panta!oons into q parcel of ladies and
gentlemen coming along tie street.
,."Oh.' Aunty! A%uaty!s. Lordy"
t,"rllerc. that's fright squall and
giggle as much as you want to
Girls that can't hear u little thing lik'
t'.at without tearing around The
,uom and he-he-ing in such a way,
don't know enough TO comc III when
il rains. 4 nice time the man WIG
,narries one of you will have, won't
lie. Catch me telling you anything
again"
but, Aunt Sailic, what became of
lin? Did you ever see him again -
No; the moment lie touched the
ground he got up and left that place
in a terrible hurry. l tell you it wa
!: sight TO be remembered. How that
man did run! lie went out West.
and | believe lie is preaching out Ii
Illinois. But lie never married. He
was very modest, and l suppose he
was so badly frightened that time.
that le never dared trust himself
hear a woman again. That, girls, il
The reason why l never married. ]
felt very bad about it for a long
iime--for he was a real good man.
and I've often thought to myself thai
we should have been very happy il
il suspeudcrs hadn't given way"
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The Rev. DR.. Fulton, OF Boston,
informs the Massachusetts, Legisla-
ture that, OH The whole, he prefers
poIygamy to woman suffrage, because
the advocates Of womah's rights, as q
.rnie hare no children, or very few"
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.unnrrr,s

Joel remyhouser. ct tai,
plaintiffs. In the Clinton county
against Circuit caurt.
John T. McGrew ct III,
defendants.
ID Y virtue of an execution, issaea from the
ID Office of the clerk OF The circuit court oil
Clinton county, Missouri. 10 favor Of Joel feink-
houser and Janes NJ. Clay, against John \.
McGrew aud James N. McGrsw, To- fae directed
and returnable 10 the April term 1875 Of sa'd
court, I viii, IN
Tuesday, tho 18th day of April, A.
d. 1873.
between thu hours OF nine o'cl, ok In the fore;
,goon and 1--we O'Clock ~ the afternoon Of sail
dag, anu IN front OF the court house door, In thr
city of Lexington, In the county Of Lafayette
during the session OF the Lafayette rounty circuit
county sell publicly by auction, to the highest
bi,,ier. for c,-, IN l,nti, oil thu right, title, in
ierrst claim and estate Of The sail john Il. Me-
Grew aud James II. McG;rew, deiendants In said
execution, In and to the follow Ing described real
estate, situate, lying, anu lAlng in the county Of
Layinyctlc, and state oil Missouri viz:
4he south east quarter ofihr north west quar-
ter of section three ~. In township forty nine
tiN, OF rang. twenty seven ts1).
Givcnun !er my hsn,l. thts 18th day OF March,
ls1s. tmchlsl WILLIAM YOUNG, Sheriff.
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9B61. IL A1UI6N sDH
DIR. g1sNNYS,
Roo1g@RlMr
PILLS. =.

D, e,ssnsing ths blood and srousins TIE hyss %
s~scrstive organs 70 . healthy setioS. Ut. l,snfy Z
Roof and Plant Pills eurs many complaints vhieh "
Vouid not Be supposed they sould reach such =
HSoiache, Pain I'm chs 6ides 49,
S,Siilness. Rseumattsm, NeuRalgtas
Lee OF Appetite. BiILous yse1scey
Siiify. FeycrS of all kinds, OyspeYs
sio, Ssuudice, and other kindred eomplainsc
arising from q low state Of the BODY, OF eesssesass
Of its functions. a.
Being free from Mercury and ether poisons thsZ
can be taken at all timss and under All c,rcurnstsa-
-. without regard to diet, business or pleasure. 4
,Tbsy stimulate the weakened and distsnpercA
pssrts into healthy action, giving them strength 70
5isburdsn themselves and throw on tho obstructions
which are the first cause OF disease,
producing either nausea or Srtpine: :
All heavy and drowsy sensations, which arc The
Sorerunners ofdireful diseases such a. Apnplexy,
F~aralytic Strokes, &c. are enectaally wardsd
"a bv few dsses of these searching Pills.
, YuIi dirsctious arousd each boz. In Raglan, German, brAeo
nd Spanish. Price IS Cents . boz. ~
PreosrS1 6y the Grafton Medicine Co.. 81 Louis, hAs =
eSlSy praexis,S and Dsa,ssia Medicine svsyvAss
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JuRuBERA.
Hedge Plants.

100000 Usage Orange Hodge Plants
LNUls SALE, five miles southwest of AullyiIle.
Il Price low, TO SUIT the times. Terms cash.
mhl9-N Ell. YOUNG.
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II SALE.

John Dr.mIn and Dorothra)
DiaI:in, plaintiffs.
..aI4s-- Tin rue iiaS Souh'y
The I.+Ninst IN, ,m!iicnt!irf Gil :uii court.
uat t,uli i;aiiroa,l CuIn!.;-
ly, defendants.
virtue Of an execution, issueu IRON inc
a r.ilicc oi the c!rc:i!t coGc! oi Ray ;ohnty,
Missouri. in FAY .r oil Juin ii.nIIn :.I,: Do "olieI
Drum ::a against ;ir Lexington, ti..tllr.,ih, aii''
irl.i i%:asliu..'i c".Gtra,y, 10 IN, 'iir'ctCG, and re,
;ui.!ih.r 10 the Mares term, $50, Oh said court,
Will, OH
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IPhU;'. iUM LEXIS u!sEAT WORK
,:n s:a:.i,s.I, N,I'.t:.u.'. add .:icir aintI=i Ii
ic.-T.stFipns; Low, IL Laws, Power, etc.
! 'ri,.> ar. selling :rrIn .:'o ~ copies n: this
woIh , 'iiv. an'i We s.:"! a ciIlt.ia5inc book :rrc
II any 'ruk agent Ni!rc---, ~siai:,F- cNpcri-
nee. etc, NAT.hEt rGi:Li -HsN'' "a,
Pa! Id isis;'. Ia .i;cI-p, Ill. or st. Louis,
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MACON per dayl Agents wanted! All
SCtoCDU classes of working people, either
Sex, young or old, make more money at work for
rs in their spare moments. or all the time, than at
, anything else. Particulars free. Address e..
Stnson4Co., Portland, anne. ss-plsly
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CONNECTIONS :

hSANo
AtSt. Louis With sil -n'l aEti river lines East,
North and south; u; Mexico with I.ou.s;nna New
Short Route for Chicago and .hc Esni NJ aiul"Tiy
with Tolc,io, Waiasi, aEtt Western Railway sat
.i:caa with Hannibal aud Saint.IUs.Yi. i!a.!rbsd:
1t hipuirpn with Burlington and ouia-E''-;c;I
.saiir"ari, Tor i:rri:ngiui, RI. s','i: on and
,rrnuk :at otiuin%; win t.nfrai i'iiTHac!"i
wa, l,"s S:.Ii!es Valley, ard Burlington and
.ii-sodri fIvcrI:a:lraafii TOR -. rani, Ainns 'lat-
-. Msso. City, i,.s A,o;h.s. II. D..l:r. n's. ~
va arr, Minnesota points ; =: .h.iIicIiiI. with
.'runi'.sI and 81. Joseph Railroad NJ Harlem
: !;h Kansas city, st. Joseph ard { ounrii Gth,:.
.iirnHl fnr L~"aSUrwnrtn. t;chiSph. Nebraska
City, Council Bluffs and UmE;i.., ; La,brop viii.
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, tannr"n
Branch ut Plattshurg with Chicasp, x. !. ar's
-...iic I;1i.roi,., suut,,-H eastern Iriurh atSt
.sei,h viii, 81. Joseph uni Denver i!y ASH
nrrsas City, 81. Joseph and ,nnncil FLATS
't'i;roa.is ut Kansas City " i'h Kansas Pacific.
Missouri River TT. scot: and Gulf, and I.r::vto-
worth, Lawrence end galveston Railroads 'of
Lawrence, TO.cSa, Denver, Fl. Scuiir, DiIawa,
i:mporia. .n'laI i..iuts in Kansas, Colorado,
Kew Mexico ana CALIFORNIA;.
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Saturday, the 10Th dav of April, 1873,

bvtWrcn Ihr kOWfS oI nine O'cIOck IN The InFennnM
aud iiys O'Clock in the afternoon ot sai | day, and
in troat Of the court house door, In the rily OF
Lexington, In the c0;ihty Of Lafayette,
during the session of the said circuit court ui
,ni;: county. se!l publicly. by auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash in hHa'l, nil the right,
title, Interest, claim and estate of The said IaIl,-s
w. Walker defendant in said execution in a!,s!
lying and being in the county oi Lafayette, ami
STATE of Missouri, viz
Inc east hiif oil tn. southeast quarter and the
southwest quarter Of the south east quarter, and
the east malt of the south west quarter III section
seventeen %. township forty nine t:W, al
range twenty eight lsa), the ives: half of The south
.Gc s"H,hcas; quarter al section iwO (2), aud the
north wr>; ,Iu.lr;cr u! the ror:a wrs; quarter OF
section ten tirl. ali ~ I"wnsi.ii' forty eight (lS),
N; ra.,c.' iS,lIA ninr (.).
Given u;.,lri my hand, This 18th ,!ay of March,
Isl. ~inICrfjl WILLIAM YOUNG, Sierin.
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Tuesday, tho 18th day Of April, A
d. 1873.
SuEnlrr,S SALE.

Angus II. Elakry. plaintiff. IN the Lafayette
Jap.es W. Waia.r, defendant, circuit court.
- Y Virtue of M execution. issued from the
ID office oI the riuri. Of Iar circuit conrt of l.u-
IN, ettr county, Missouri in favor Of Angus u
Elakry, surviving partner OF Angus t.. Biah'y vi
.I.n.,,. Il. MruiVy, under the style Of Mrule, X
Co., against james ". Wuik.l, 10 ME dirreu.t
"nh ieln,n.Nlr 10 the April term, lsiJ, Of said
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
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WE HAVE IN PRESS
A ME" Bcoh
'irrly new subject. Tie book will he roinSeiH
illustrated and handsomely bound, aud w.Hstu
readily tar,t c assrs. AGENTS wishing TO Sc, 'r'
erriioiy sliurid apply a, once.
J. B. BURR & HYDE
HARTFORD. CONN, OR C;lIJAGO. lit
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Land for Sale.

Go or so acres, to suit the purchaser, O.:
~ miles south of Lexington, a small l,"r.
lion Improved. Unsurpassed in fertility, w:,te,
privileges, AMI ali the elements OF IL good farm
Coal in abundance. Inquire i.
| %fr!,l2-rf. THIS OFFICE
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WORKING MALE. OR sd g. :

WICK El;aFahtecd. tesptctHbIe tnlPlOyIhtht y,
home, day al evening: no capital required; fail
instructions \ vHiuible package of r"ods sent
free by nal. Address, WITH six cent return
stamp, 81. YOUNG CO., III C,rtitnai-st., NY
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NY virtue of an order of sale In the above en-
titled cause msdc ut the J. anGiry tam, lsi3.
~ The Lafayette county Probate t.urt, to air
directed, will, In coinpliancs with said order,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-10
A PHYSICIAN WHO HEALED H1MsELF.-n 9

A PHYSICIAN WHO HEALED HIMsELF.-H q
railroad director were dashed to every locomo-
tive, there would be fewer railroad accidents,
and If doctors had to take their own physic
before administering it to their patients, fewer
people would be poisoned. DR.. Joseph Walker,
of California, took this course when he first
compounded the famous Vinegar Bitters which
now rank as an inestimable household remedy
in all parts of the United States. He healed
himself with this specific before he offered 1t
to the world. He introduced it with simple
statement of the manner in which he had dis
covered its vegetable ingredients and been cur
ed, while wandering, sick and poor, among the
California tribes. He stated what the prepare
ton had done for himself and few sufferers
from dyspepsia, biliousness, rheumatism, lung
diseases, and many other prevalent disorders,
believed him, tried the new restorative, and
were more than satisfied with the results. In
this way the sale of the Vinegar Bitters be-
gan, and we mention the fact as an evidence
that in this age of intelligence and inquiry,
nothing that Is really valuable to mankind can
prove pecuniary failure-even though it may
lack the help of capital, and have to fight its
way against opposing interests. Within two
or three months after its introduction, the ar
ticle became self-supporting, and it now yields
q magnificent annual revenue.