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Not the Only One.

The editor of the Caucasian evil
IDENTIFY forgot TO scratch his historical
bump when he wrote with reference
to the abdication of Amadeus, that it
is the first instance IN the history of
the world whore a ruler voluntarily
surrendered SO august u position. The
anpals Of Spain itself would have
furnished him a still more illustrious
example, that Of Charles v, who re-
linquished the most potent sceptre
which had been swayed in Europe
since the days Of Charlcmagne, in ex.
change for the gloomy seclusion OF
the monastery Of Yuste. Diocletian,
Emperor Of Rome, was also another
noted a%bdicator, to say nothing of
Lycurgns, law-giver of Sparta, who
not only gave up power, but cxpatri-
ated himself for the welfare ofhis
country.
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oaDEH OF PUBLICATION,
STATE OF MISSOURI,
LAFalElEE tprSIS,S

STATE OF MISSOURI,
LAFAYETTE tprSTT,
In tar Probate Court 81 Lafayette county, Mis-
OurI-Januar adjourned term, 1873.
NIOW at tbi' '!tH comes Ihri>ioph EckhotI
~ administration OF the cate oi J1hn
kurhrs, deceased, and presents TO tine Count
his petition, praying for an order for
Ike sale OF So much Ui the rral estate al said
deceased ;s will pay and satisfy the r.mIiu-
ing debts due by sad estate and yet ~unlai't tor
want of sufficient a-sci>, accompanied by the
accounts, lists and invraturi,s rsIuirc,i by law
in ,uct casIs; ON rN"iniIIi!On " icr.oi ii Is Or
,crgd that all persons inter, sIrd III SAID T. ,.ats 1t
Go'i,ied that application as aforesaid hiss been
nude, and thai unless the cont. AIRY IN shown on
ur before the nret Ill! OF the nrAt term OF th,>
court, TO be- held vi The inst Monday in April,
1913, an order viii be iaaur TOR the sale oi the
whole, or so mach ni Ii Tv4,i estate of said de-
cra ,c,i as wtli he sufficient for the payment oil
said ttclIt-.
And il is further ordered that this notice b.
published in some newspaper in this State Tor
four weeks before the AeNt term OF this Court.
\ true copy, attest:
tcnIH-JJ JOHN T. HtIsDEE. Clerk.
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The death of Col. +. NJ. McCiec, of
Kansas City, is announced. lie was
u very wealthy citizen. having ut All
early day come into possession of a
large tract OF lard now within the
corporate limits of Kansas City. lie
was n member Of the tweutv-second
General Assembly, and in 1866 was
elected to the State Senate. Later he
was Mayor of Kansas City. Ills OPP
pOrtunities for education and cultiva-
lion were limited, but he wat of a
rugged stature and gifted with great
common sense which served him
wels through life. lie had been in
i'll health for the POST two Or three
years. His death occurred OIL Sun
dav the 9th inst.
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RRI
ST. .Iohn,s church, Marshall. on the eth

At St. Johns church, Marshall. on the 9Th
inst by Rev. Father Htmiil. Col. MICHAEL
FLYNN To Miss Rosa HUGHES. all of saline
county. Clergy In attendance, Rev. o j >.
HooS, LexIngion; Rev VS.. Maddox, Of
Clark county, and Rev. j. 1. s. Murphy. oil
Marshall.
Feb 18th, by Rev. w. s. Maddox, Of Clark
cotlnty, i'rof. w. +. HEATING to Miss KATIE
O'HAILEY, both ofthis city.
McDurIuull.
At the Methodist church, in this city, Feb.
18Th. by Rev. Francis j. bog IS, Mr.. }. /.
LORNA aud Miss kATl cox, both OF LafIy-
cttQ s,,unIy
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suERIrF,s SAL IN PARTITION

Mnrtha E. Swink, widow oi)
VIM. Swink, decreased,
saran +. Swink, Mary
Swink anu Martha A..
swink, plaintiffs.
John n. swink, Bertha C. Order of sale.
chiilr-n of VIM. Swink,
drcense,i. and Jos phi f..
FILES guardian OF irinnei
Roberts, TN insane person
and TraiIncl Roberts. mn
insane person, defendants. .
y virtue of II renewed order nf sale in the
~ above entitled cause, made Mt the JANUARY
term, 1873, of the Lafayette county Probate court,
10 Inc directed, 1 will, in compliance with said
order, on
Wednesday, the 5th day Of March.
bstween the hours of nine O'Clock in the forenoon
and i've O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day in
ingtun, during the session oil the county court Of
Lafayette comfy, Missouri, sell publicly To the
highest bidt.er, on the following terms: one
third cash, one-thir,l in twelve months. and onc-
third in twrniy-ioUr months, Wit, ien an tb,.
property sold and approved security for deter
red payments. and bearing ten PER cent iuteres,
per iniluiii ::oil day OF sale, NIL the right, title.
interest, claim and estate of said defendants IN
and 10 the following described real estate. Stu.
ate, lying and being in Lafayette county, Mis-.
souri,, to-wit:
The southwest quarter of the northwest quar-
ter, and the north half OF the srthwest Quarter
OF the southwest quarter of section tN-,yr U1l
and the eisi hall ~ The southeast quarter oil the
northeast: quarter OF section eleven IN. town-
ship iorty-'1ne 40, range twcuty--igh; (2sj,
saving ava excepting eight and II half (Sts) acres
taken OH of the first and last above dcsrr.b,I
tracts, ~ per deed from VIM. Swink To .yosrub
tiirs- Also, the northwest qnnrier of The south
east quarter ul section ,hir;eeIIt3). Also twenty
six t'nl acres on the east side Of the northeast
quarter OF the s0uthw est quarter of section tbir-
teen U.s., and ait township forty-nine t;9l,
range twenty-eigh (ssl, Situated in Lafayette
county. Missouri.
fsbl!tG WIN. YOUNG. Sheriff
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JsIRUEEEA-

which - l,rnnouncei b, the leading medical nu-
tI"rIiirs u Lpn'iun lrd Paris 1.-The mp,I 10 vrr-
Ia! Tonic aud Alternative known To the Ii,,,lic,l
"Lrit lLiS is u" my a"d Il tried discovery
hii d ~ been long Gs'l by t!Ir Leading piy-ir inn.
% Other countries wtt. wonderful medical re-
results.
p'n't weaken ani impair the digestive Organs
ny raihar,ic> anl ln.sics;:n-y give only tenn
psp>Ia, with pile and kindred diseases, ar. sur.
10 follow their use.
KEEP The ',iontl pure and health is assured.
JOHN q. kE!LUtiG, Il Piltr-st., w York
sol" Agent i"r the United States.
Prirc One Dollar per Bottle send for Circu-
lar. r.,lo -,
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MILWAUKHE LITERARY H..
Vy,,sr

THE REVIEW is u h4l t.im. 3.-pngel Mag
L "zine, beautifully ILLUSTRATED, Ce,ut.! vA-
ciusivcly 10 Literature, Arr, >ritncc and the
prama-ilie only siriciiy literary Paper piD!ls!-
CT, giving a Review Of thr Current Literature oi
the day. stories, okrlrhps, ESsass, Poetry.
and li,iiss-irtir,s generally; ihc progress OF the
arts and sciences, Music, scuip'ar.. Painting,
aus the Dramt. II supplies II piece ililei Ivy II"
olrer publication. subscription. oil ID n year IN
ADVANCE, with II spieiidiu c.IrOmo worth the
money. Sample copy sent ON receipt OF 10 cents.
CASNASSEitS NAMED in c.cn wsr,l IN
every city, In each t,wn uni county, IN whom
liberal salaries will he paii. Inciosc stamp fJr
tsiins and particulars. Address
Iua LITERARY REVIEW,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19

Telsgraphy has accomplished an
ether marcvi. The cable having been
successfully laid 10 Australia. the
people Of Melbourne learned at =
O'clock on tho evening Of the 9Th oi
November, that the presidential cleo
zion IN the United States on the pre-
.vious day had resulted In ths success
Of Mr.. Grant.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
We understand that Mr.. Van Horn,

We understand that Mr.. Van Horn,
superintendent Of ST. L., X. L. & n.
r. Il. is to be in Lexington some time
i'll the next ten days. We hope our
merchants aud business mcn who are
interested in freights north of the
river will meet this gentleman and
see what an be effected in the way
of putting ON means of transfer
ring cars ut this point. This is alb
solutely necessary to the prosperity
of the coal trade of the place, and we
think every person here is directly OF
indirectly interested in it. Let us by
all means, before tile summer passes
away. have tho cars of the ST. L., X
G. Il n. on this side of the river.
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up. II. Y. R.S

The above arc the initials of DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets,
or Tasteless, Coated, Concentrated
Root and Herbal Juice, AntisBilious
Grannlcs-the Little Giant" Cuthar-
tic, or maltum an pa1ro Physic.
They arc scarcely larger than mus
tard seeds, yet represent as much ca
thartic power as q large repulsire
pill, being o most searching and
thorough yet gently and kindly OPP
Grating cathaftic. Pleasant la take,
powerful to cure. IS cents per vial,
BY Druggists, 6.S
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.DUI,IsTK.ToH,S ,oT,CE-

ET1E!:st of administration on the partner
IL ship estate oi Groves Davis, Were gran
Lafayette couity, ON the 18Th ,lay of February.
1873.
All persons having claims agains. said state,
are required 10 exhibit them Tor allowance To the
Administrator within .nr year alter dat. of SAID
letters, or the! may be prrrludr,i from any bcn-
eiit oil s,i,l, estate; and II sErh claims be not rN-
hibited within two yrIrs from the date of said
letter., they will be forever barred.
fcbi9 NV. j. +. GROVES, Alm'r.
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DISCOVERED.

The adv cultures Of ~ - Adventurous life. \
lsrg OCTAVE" vn.aiI". ~,'i-n'lii,, Illustrated. Con
ta,'s incidents III the wonderful career or the
Great Traveller. thr Country. Auim,!s, Natives,
Hunting, SC / = !r-' 'ii-"-.rd 9yri.l.t!Ir %
African si"wi'!." as: ii,iN.o.u&E- ESrln-
rniin;> EIrH lIIi,iisi', Il. Fan ar"C.'is al How
eE.HLI:y FOUND l.IN.NG-rINH. Iur only pnut.
endorsed by the Pre- =. Srnd 81 iir outih or
20. Ill. f.I,Ip
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Interesting to Every One
DIR. KiTTO'S
Illustrated History Of the Rifle

5 now being circulated In this town, and ac-
cordinS to the testimony of ministers ami
learned men everywhere tins Is the most vaIua-
Die work ever issued In explanation of the
Scriptures, for so reasonable u price. We know
oil no sth-r work ever offered, that has had su..h
nm extensive sale or Is giving such excellent sat
istdctton. This is but = just comment upon one
oil the most valuable of books. Concentrating
rs II docs, not only u history of tn. old and new
icstalnents, but that of the Jews during the four
h,indfel years intervening; including MISC thr
life OF Christ and his Apostles.
Il. W. RlTCHIE, Ag't.
l am familiar with DIR. kitto,s work. and
Know tflaf his name Is u guarantee OF the excel
fence OF any volume. would cordially rrcom-
mead tile history VI the Bible.
j. \. QUAHLEs,
Pastoro s. Presbyterian church.
concur with the above statement.
j. NJ. CLANCY.
iihiis concur with the above recommendations.
ID. II. SELrK. Pr. IL. f.. College.
ain familiar with the writings Of Or. kitto,
reading public. M TALainp.
~ Pastor LIST Baptist CHURCH.
moving tilst Or. kitto's work are very valu-
ahie, ! eau sairly this book TO the
cohi,tencc Of thc public. q II. BYEIs,
Pastor Let Presbyterian church.
Dr h!tip'S eminent Biblical artainm-uts are q
su.ncicnf guarantee OF the excellence OF ms work,
l heartily recoHnEend il, and would he glad to
see II extensively circulated. FL. BoGGs,.
jan s9-lm Pastor u. l.. church South.
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ADnINIsrn.,.u R,s NOTICE.

EliER> "f ;:;.Inini-,: .iion upon the estate OF
IL IL W. Grows. u.'' III, were granted to the un-
u'i>iSn-'l ny The :'Jttr a. ut oil LAFAYETTE
county, on the ljtn ~. ii February, 1873.
All persons having 81 I..n- against sad estate are
Required TO present them tn sari court for
allow ance within one year from this date or they
may he prrcl,,l"l, and If said claim, are not
presented within two Years th.y will he forever
barred. j. +. GROVES, Administrator
f.li9-4y
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The Musical Slprer,

=. C.. Kitchener, agent OF the Sin.
ger Sewing Machine, makes Known
that no hos just received o large In.
voice Of these popular home helpers,
and il ready 10 talk business to gil
who want tks best sewer in the
world. q.
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Inc extensive wooden ware factroy
tof WIN. Brown & Co., in the Somth-
ern part ofSt. Louis, burned early
Friday morning. Tie loss il estima.
ted at about $500 900; insured for
iSiS. 600.
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AWlnxR Resigns.

AklnG 0oolgne.
r..,. .haic.,,on ar Am.deo
a@rserS.,r@yvt,,-h,vr On, en.c,
M. -.,,.n,ion NJ Tho rad.
~ ..nntrx ,boo, which
~ "...m.,. s,.w La. ,h,n
s,.n - r.ron..
~ ma,,;,,,n. of commerce
- ,-,s.r.,wr. -, .ra hr,auht into
r.,.,,ns. NTH Eaplnud.
C--- .. i,.,v .n,i avon
p.--..a 80 ~ Innd.n.
M.....ss, ns,,, aud :, pc,cr..
.s.S..,, 1870 .,rsnc. IN ma
~. e. N.w Yort
~, ~.s.n'nr,ham,d;cr,,m mis-. .,;,,
-. sn.n, S,,s, ~. ,..;l ~ m.
-h;,h n,r,,.n, nhscure. her
~...,. - m,nn.rs and customs.
~. M, h..n torn in shreds BY tho
h.,,a h.nd Of modern INQUIRY, As in
.,h.r civ,l;.ed countries. This 10 in
,,...rra duo to the isolated position
an. occupies on the continent Of
80, I'm, s,;u mo,a 70 Tie p.culi.
80. ~ ,ha snan;sh character, in
-h;.h nr,dc and selfish OK.
-,u.;.,uos. ann.ar 4, In the dominant
.,.,;,;o, Tho history of Spain is
40 /. mos, creu,fu,. Her min
~, .;,h.. o,,r,c,es tho commerce of
f.. ,hrs. ,,ous.nd years ago. She
800 "a the wealth. and " of
C..,h... a,r;,. Tho few proud ear
or,h., it, and Welding
.~r.,uc,srt Submission to the Roman
Inn became the brightest link in
,h., ~ouderful chain of cmpirc. The
"".-~...L,- ,.o,a an, rrosner.
90. .u.,cc.,t.d enduring for three
.;.s l., ,ho hec;,n;uo ot tho
Wo,.mm
.'"
os'
saving INC 'ai..' io:oA ".nna
ue' -.
-
$3.50, D;S:,:.".s ,.n;sh ar.n,
un,;, ,ho
.,""":S" .,r..a;
.ea' '.' y 80, -;,h ,ho
" ~ . ..;o,
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~
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H: .:a
'"s p. sl -
r..e .o.,, ~. .pu
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.l' ~L""n,,. n,,ndo,.. wsrl
m" Tn;Snau., iroa emo.
WV ...,ur;
s.smn.m;.d
- NJ aud .gricu,.
80. IL, r.n;dIv d,,;ncd the conn.
.r;,. r..a1,h aud ,ef, tho ,con,e
49,, .,,r ssorodsd lint noor' The
-..,....,. 1or, wh;ch oil the
r.:..h .o,,,,,;o, couscd n oeneral
-. 80. ,h. ,,,;ons and
FL,
49, ~, 30 go s;u.o m.n;fcsted
-. =. national,
~ IT,. ,h..,.,.s ~ en-
ss.:.:an Ia. I,oom hro,.n ond
.ora"s.d
,oo odo r. IT,. .o,trrv
os'
""" 10 Sun -"nI
no" eaffieu y" WIN
cess; "a'uiac'u,es "t' su!
rap'o'S ) ""u
1870 "o' !" ini'e i'"u o'eA
no" e1'enu ~ eyer! p".' VI un'
o"htrF-s.'o hi'''' "e'e l" op'
! IN 1000
IN oep'en'Dci, loo'' lu'e"
VINO, l" ueoau'"efs' a,'.su
."i''.!' was -.
Ioss'ar was co""pc''eu ~ N.s
A provisional government 49,,
c" WIN oerA a,,;oh
Mafsn"' XIV" ",o-o ..I.
i"steo u"''i 'nc '".'
81 A1s.a' aoeo'a ' ""a Wv. nrocla;n,ad
--
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FARM AND SToCX
FOR SAEE.

offer for sale i've hundred acres ofland in lots
l. to suit purSn isrrs, IN N.sliia"ion fown-hip.
Oie mile w.st of TaIn post ollice. About JJJ
acres improved; . Residence AMI tenant hntisc.
SHY acre. III grass tim Thy and clover. seventy
acres in wheat. TEE. VIA be giveu Oh II portion
OF the purchase money. II not sold precious to
the
Ist day of April Next,
the property will itcn be offered ni public sale
will also sci. all my. slUck Iu'! iaiiiiiis atei-
sis on the saline dL..
tcbiJ-R,s hBItAM FRANKS.
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Administrators Sale

will sell nj the late resil, nee ofC. ;. Ewing,
l. ten miles souii "i L"Aingt"n, On
Thursdny, h 9Th day March, 1873,
the personal property belonging to The estate of
Inc SAID L, y. kwins, deceased, consisting of
Horses, Mules. Cattle, Hogs. &C.,
Farming Implements, Corn In Crib,
Oats, Hay, dc.
TERMs-und-r SO cash. Over that amount
twelve months credit, except FOR young stock
catilr), with approved security.
II. &. EWING, Admir-.
i. MOORE. Auctionccr. febI2-lt.
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a.r.nt aud rive ,hssRt.,o ovcr 10

defeat and give the 3Rtaic over TO
Radical rulo. Tho party TINT does
not net Upon tllua aggressive cannot
DO snc6esstull 0tR, nor d0cs II deserve
to be. All honor to tlmsc brave aud
tiruo Democrats VIM vote to place
Within the reach of tho people, the
means to wipe out the infamy called
u constitution which IL a disgrace to
anity and civilization. Let them then
he held IN greatful remembrance by
the people. They aro To the Demo-
cratic party Of Missouri what thc
brave "Olh Guard" was to Napoleon.
The Governor, yesterday appointed
Wallace YOU'VE, ot Buchanan
county,
FACTOR OF THE PESITENTIART.
It isa good appointment, and Judge
Young will discharge his duties IL
the cmtirc satisfaction Of all who art
Interested. Never, perhaps, has Mis-
suuri had an Adjutant General, who
is SO universally popular and vel
! liked as IL
cor. J. u. GRAFTON,
the prescMt Incumbent, and none oil
lGovrrmor Wooison's appointment
will give better satisfaction to th,
people OF tho whole State. Colonc
Grafton, is well aud favorabl,
known us an incorrup,iblc, old lint
Democrat, but for all that lie know
no politics in ih1 discharge of his oil
cial duties, aud is a. popular with Re
pub,i.ans. as lie Is with Democrats.
Hon. Y. j. Mitchell, the Young an'
talented Representative from TIT
Wcs,sru District of Lafayette count!
in the Twenty Sixth General AS
>cmbly, is shedding the light of hi
genial face on the capital this week
, | also met the versatile and ubiqui
tous Col. l.. Donan If the Caucasian
Thursday. 1t is rainy and dismal To
day. aud the big Muddy is ON thu
rise" JEFF.
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Lafayette County.
From the -. Joseph Gazctte.]

=
The financial condition OF Latayet:"
county, Missouri, is oy far the worst
of any county in Missouri. Radical
ism i'll its worst forms early fastened
upon that county and with bad men
of the Democratic party, couspircd
for wholesale robbery. The terrible
retrogrcssiou which is going on is
illustrated by the INTELLIGENCEI: by
such facts as these:
Six hundred acres ofland. the finest
kind of land, about six miles from
Lexington, was sold Il few weeks
siucc for less than an average of Sl5
per acre. The owner of the same
property refused $i5 per acrc for il
five years ago. This is n sample that
indicates the condition of the entire
county. The cause of this distressing
contrast is apparent. The assessed
wealth of Lafayette COUNTY is about
nine aud a half millions Of dollars:
the debt in round numbers, n million
and q half, more than Is per cent. of
the entire amount. To meet the M
tcrcst on this enormous debt. togeth-
er with the ordinary state and county
revenue, requires an annual assess
ment Of more than three and one-lIalf
per cent, which exceeds the entire
earnings of the county overa ami above
the o of the most economical liv-
ing for this people. ASS consequence.
we sec the collector turning over to
his successor half the tax list Of '72
rs delinquent.
Thus the evil is cumulative. The
very burdens which are not bcarable
now are by the despair of the people
and the decline of values becoming
more and more impossible. The Sit
unti0n is. most serious aud must elicit
the sympathies of the people of the
State generally. a meeting Of citi-
zens of the people of the county III
Lexington, to counsel together is
called. We trust it may devise some
way out OF the deep trouble. n pop.
ulation superior to that of Lafayette
county does not exist in any state.
Ten years ago that county was the
very garden of the State and whether
its population or natural resources
were considered it was unsurpassed
in Missouri.
! The example Of Lafaycttc's misfor-
turcs should not be lost upon other
portions of the State. Those who
have Jecrrtl ut the reasonable com
plants .gainst insane indebtedness,
and protiis etc expenditure may now,
even within he first five Years of cx-
pcricncc, sec he fruits of the viola
ton of every law Of political economy
rs well as of comm III honesty.
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4 eooksros rnr M,LL,oM.
E*as

a Private ouaseIor 10 che SlnrrieA
OF thoss about 70 Marry. on tho Physiological niys-
teriss ard rsvcinalons OF tho sexual .tys,cm. with the
spring, preserving tho complexion, Gc.,
, This 10 an Interesting work Of two hundred and
sixty pages, with nurnsroas engrnyinEs, aud CONTAINS
vaiun6Is Information for those who are married or
contemplate marriage; still II II q book that ought
10 BE- under lock aud key and not laid careigssly
aboat the house.
nr. naus' Dtspoasary.S No. ~ n. Rsshth Sisess. ~ Lssis, No
'.N,.:eI 80 .19 AFFLICTED AID uffcsypsATr.
IT, before Supplying 70 u, bptafisus QuArns Sho sdssftlse IL
Sdbiis paprrx, o. using aAr Cssct tnsspdlcs, pafuss Df. putls'
vcrt, no matter whai ysge disease 10 or hsv deriorahis yesf
SpaGilion. M. nvrrp can be esnsuiisd, pcvscnsfy or By salt,
On tho tissses nispticoed IN his wovks. Oanss. No. II NessA
Eishah surst. between usrset and chssuut, 81. Lssls, No
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Il uaequtiir'' hy any tn"wn remedy. Ii viii
"r;i,t!catc, tAiir:: tr and Thoroughly destroy y
poisonous St .s.fac"S in I'll. Bio al an vi eff
~'ctuaily d:.p,l all rrc-i.sp"S.'ion to biliousd,-
Engagement.
Is ;iisrr y!nt 8 action in yGnr Livoraad sp .cn2
Unless relieved, lac hi'.ot liruulnns impure hytirI-
rtrr!Dts strreiinn>, producing ; rniuiou, III SKIN
Diseases, H.,ithsa, rciOis. Pustu;ri, Canker,
iin:'lrs. e. ~.
HT- y"n Il !,vsp"ptic stomach? UIics, .i:sGs-
ton Is i'rimt'ilv :ii..ti ,'Ie SYSTEM is dcH .iiiatrd
WIN I',,rr.y al i.ir t;inoi. i,rpl,s.c.i tendency.
General Nratit> - and Inertia.
Have sot weakness al Tia lu;rs;invs? Yla are
IN dang u "i Chronic Dirr.r'et or inflammation oil
t.r Bowels.
Htv"Sou weakness of the Uterine or Crinary
Organs? You NJ. t! !pJ,r.i to suuciih. in Ii. most
ag :~rnv.t;"t form.
Are HoI ''rjrct.d, drowsy dull, sluggish or
depressed in spirits, with head ach., back-acie,
coated tpnSnt. AMI bad tasting mouth?
For icerta.n rrInriiy tor all Of these diseases,
"rakncSS's, and troubles; for cleansing u, a ~ q.
riiyinS the Initiated blood and impIrtiug Wig r. 10
all The vital forces: for building up and res uriry
.t.. yE..t -t,.. .n.-t.s. - -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
Saturday. tao ioth Any of March
a. a. ts:l

in front of the court housr door in the city of
Lexington, IN iirr county VI Lafayette ami STATE
oi Missouri, between tie hours al y n'ciur!. IN
the iprrLDpi ail Jn'cipcS in the afternoon al
said day, proceed To erii tir abrNc described
real c-itir. ct 80 inIC.h thereof ~ may bc n"cr>-
nary az pacific rcItiur Ia the lislvsi ON.'icr ini
cash, to sally sad h't.s .ini lu.cT' 81, ~t'Stil,T
with ne cost Intt Apeii,c- o!vN"cuiiaG in's rust.
irbl9l5 JAMES NE.NI NDitiH trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
H--0-
DIED

In this county Sunday, Feb. 9TH. of pneurno-
mia, j. V. Il. BROWN asei 81 years. He had
lived IN this couaty more than twenty years.
On the 9TH inst. at four o'clock, =. NJ, al the
residsnce OF her mother, Mrs. W. W, Austin,
Sttst . brief llpess, FANNIE. vie Of Il. r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
For Rent or Sale.

A no. | Dwelling and Store House, and an
"A acre of ground, Stables, smoke-house. els
tein, out lot, Sc. In
Napoleon, Missouri,
| which is on the Missouri river, Tor rent or for
sale. aud IL one Of the best openings IN the West
for u country store. Snpuicon - thirty mile,
rs.t ut Independence, thirty miles north al
Pleasant Hill, nnd Is west Of LrAiuytOn. Fol-
particulars apply to the undersigned.
fcblgtt Il. \. LDiiNS