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teIsfIis tiorongh6rsd stallion viii make
tae present season q the stable ~
~ saa Levi VI J, Cex. one mile east o. -
for slsH ne sInElc leap, lie nsap mensy q q
time 81 serv1ce3 season money on LIST day or July,
snd ~ insesap cs money a. soon ~ the rna.rs Z
the nGt9hIofh0od. Care taken TO prevent nccl.
dents, but no responsibility assumed.
rEpionEE.
Hundnwn, gnt BY Uncle VIC. he by lexington
IMPAIRED sunny nnn sopsh. s. fG lriss niir ai a.ate asI9
second dam. BY Cecil, fhfri dam, Equation, by
Eln,liuss Jonrth dam. Marie, BY wRisksr; .hnf
ytclssltude, by PipatcTt seventh dam. Watricc, iy
SIT Peter Tsa.lc, eighth dam Pyrria, by Match
Arabian. See Brncc's siad. 1ooi, Is. soiurae
pare 12l.
Shutdown was loaled IN 1866, and only ran In
his thrre-yehr-old form (isGs1. lie won ut ali
distances from bnc "a three mile heats, and won
s. & s f.os ! and I NV S Sthrss rr Sss,, IN One ne s ssy, IA q
scs then on the tnrf, including Gilroy. Little Mac,
Tr Tn, Merrill. Sympathy. Ysochsster, yanx
down was the stable companion OF Pat Malloy,
Banshee and Plnntnzcnct. and was certainly the
! equal OF any, Of them. He was as fast as the
Saratoga In q race Of ~ miles, run ut tile rate of
I 20 l-6, the best race ever run with fnli weight.
We consider SHUTDOWN one OF the best horses on
Wiley, Lexington, Ky, and his pedigree cannot
be surpassed. He has q splendid cohstItutfon, IL
very powerful, and must make q One breeder for
BASH DUKE,
Tic fne canadian horse 'BLACKHAwES,n
or 81 the single leap. Same terms and condf.
tons as for Shutdown.
Me-. hlsei at ths e, same nm ;; place the ;. fine Maltese Jack.
Same terms aud conditions Us for the hs rises:
april2-3m LEWIS w COX.
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01DER OF PUnLIC1TION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
LAfAYsrrE COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court OF said county In vacation
May 10th, 1873.
Wilhelmina Meixncr
Frank Meixner
FJSU tie said Frank Meixner, you are hereby
i notified that said plaintiff has commencest Il
suit against you In said court by petition, allcg-
ing that you and I,lantfr were lawfully married
on the 18th day Of March, 1862, that you have
absented yourself from piantiG without reasonn-
BILE cause Tor tire space OF one wear. And the
prayer OF said petition Is that Plaintiff may be
divorced from the bonds OF matrimony CON
tracte,l'w ith you rs aforesaid, that she have the
care and custody Of her Infant child, and that a
support be atiudg, d to her ont Of your property.
And you are further notified that unless you APP
pear ut the next term OF said court, to be holden
on ( &c 4th day of August next Mt the court house,
In the city of Lexington, and on or before the
sixth day thereof, IL the term shall SO long cou-
tiuue, and IL not then before the end of the term
and answer said petition, the same will be taken
rs confessed. =
And 1t Is further ordered that q COPY hereof be
published in tho Lexington Weekly ISTELLIGEy-
CEN, u newspaper printed In said county of La
Iuyette, Tor four weeks successfully, the last in
sertion to be at least four weeks before the COM
mencement OF the next term Of said court.
A true copy; attest:
II, L:BAKSDALE, Clerk,
by Z. ID. DANIEL, Dc
Rylnnd & Son attorneys for plaintiff. mayIi
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onnrn n. r~unu,UArroN.

STATE OF MissuuRi,
In me ylrunit Gouii Of said county In vacation,
HenryC C. Garth
Marx Ii. .usit, Frank w. .rtiny, Janies n,
Beatty William q, Hall and JaInps n ;Hungste'
FltO the said James II. beatty anu William Y;
], Mau, you arc hereby not1gd TINT SAN
others IN said court by t~ctltion, the object and
general nature OF which u to obtain ajudgfnsn
against the said Mark L.. nelt and Frank w.
Tl1lay Tor the sum Vi two hundred anti seventy
23.lt0 dollars with Legal lntcftst, being balance
due for lumber and materials hrn tshet said Bel
and Tiilay, and TO enforce = meciianio's letn foi
said sum Rkaifst the following described proper.
~, to.wit: A one story frn!ne ware house. 81
teet In length by % feet IN width. and another one
about " ferf In width. situatei on lots SIX and
seven rs and -, ia block number one ~ IN the
End addition 10 the town Of Aullyille.
And Dnu are further notified that unless you
appear at the ticxt term oil said court 10 lie hold.
el.on the lth day OF August next ut the c0hri
house, In the city CT Lsaingf9n, and ON or be-
fore the sixth day thereof, " the tern shall 80
long continue, and II not then before the end OF
the team, and answer said petition, the same will
be taken for confessed.
Aud Ii Is further opiered that q copy hereof be
published In the Lexington. Weekly lSTELLidEN-
cna, u newspaper prints6 In said county ot La
srrtion to he at least four weeks before the COLL
mencement OF the next term OF this court.
A true copy attest; sn
lty G. H., DANIEL, u. e..
.r Ryland & Son attorneys for plaintiff. Maylf-6t
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
lSi3,-lQth day, April l.,h, 1913.
Joseph llaberkorn
Minerva Gratz, and Henry H.. Graft, her hus-
band, William Anderson, Joseph Anderson, Z.
Robert Anderson. Kate Akeis and .aomas T;
Taylor and James Nj. Taylor, her husband and
Leila Anderson.
yINO THE above named defendants. You are
L hereby notified That SAID rl itniii, has COM
|msnccd u suit against you In sail court by prti-
ton, on which il Is alleged that one Oliver An
'irrson departed this life ~i.testate IN or about the
month OF February or March, 1873, leaving the
said Minerva Gra:z, William Anderson, Joseph
q. .Andri SON, Robert Anderson, Kate Akers,
John Anderson, LeGrand Taylor and Leila An
icrson his only children and heirs at law thar
said Oliver Anderson in his lifetime, on tbs ilth
Lay of August. lisa, in consideration of my dol
ric.v dollars each, dine res Irs,iveIy on the iii.
lay Of August 1855 III and Isl, eNecutettand de-
ivcicd Ia one Frederick Fransins his title bond
situate in Lafayette county, Missouri, andhnown
IN the plat of Andcrsoa's addition TO the city oi
iTSinst"n, rs lot number & In BLOCK ID. when
''iiu note should be paid Oh; that SAID Fransing
assigned sail title bond 10 enc joseph SIuirrs;
hat said Sqnircs afterwards on the 9TH day oil
July, ls5i assigned and transferred saidtillc bond
10 plaintiff, that said three prOmisSury notes have
oren fully paid OH and discharged, ami thc pray
r Of said petition l. THAT the court ly its order
fHu utcFce VIII uiStst the tltlc ~ sac
'ut ont of you, said defendants, aud pass I
md vest the same in said plaintiff. And on ar.
.urther notified that unless you appear at the next
:erm of said court to be boklv, At tn. cou' tlousc
in the city OF Lexington on the iih ,Ly of august
leAf aud on or before the sixth day Il ,rcoI. ifthr
erm shall SO long continue, and il not th'n be-
;ort the end Of tine term, and answer sand pc
iiiIn, the same will be taken for confessed.
And il is further ordered that Il copy hureof be
published in the, Lexington Wcckiy lI,.iligenccr,
newspaper printed in said county "i LhIty,tte
.r four weeks successfully The last r:s, rtinn TO
'e at least four weeksa,cf"re the COMMENCEMENT
If tine next term of the court.
y true. COPY. Attest
IL. l.. BA!ESDALn, Clerk.
nay 81 by &. Il. DANIEL. 10. 1.
Wallace !. Mitchell, attorneys or iliinliT.
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BRECKlNRIDCE

seasor ut Mr.. John Allstudt's stable sx
miles sn,ith of Dover, and two miles east Of Page
City. TERMS: Ten dollars for the season, OF
fifteen dollars to insure n foal season money due
LIST of July, and insurance money due when the
mare Is known to be with foal or parted with.
BRECKENRIDGE
Is a beautiful bay, fifteen and three quarter hand.
high, of excellent form, with plenty OF bone and
substance and good trOtting action. He is 0
horse well suited for the farmer In every particu.
lar. He was bred In Kentucky and sired by d
Mcmbrino horse, and out OF II well bred mare.
lie was bronghtto Missouri by Mr.. j.. &. Young.
Pasture furnished when desired. Care will be
taken to prevent accidents but l will not be re
spODsible for any TINT may occur.
Snay7-lm HENRY II. CUTLER.
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ORDER OF pUnLICaTIoN.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
or MISSOURI
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court of said county, April term,
Si3-lit day, April ajth, 1873.
Charles Ii. Peek and John W. Peck.
VS..
Mark L. Belt Frank ". Tillay, james II. Beatty
William Z, Hail and James IL. Hungntc..
TNO the said James H.. Beatty and William C.
THIS has commenced their suit against YOU and
said other defendants in said court by petition,
the object and general nature Of which is TO oh.
tain u Judgment against the said Mark l.. Belt
and Frank Tiliay for the sum OF seven hun
ared and forfy-one i0-lC0 dollars with interest,
being the amount due for lumber and materials
Unfinished said Belt and Ililay, and to enforce
their mechanic's lein Tor said sum against The
following described property, to.with: A one
story frame ware. house SO feet In length by n
feet In width, and another one story frame " III
house about 50 feet in length BY about ~ feet In
width, situated Oil lots sin und seven Is and ~,
the town of aulivilir.
And you are further notified that unless Won
appear at the rcAt term of sa;d court iu he holden
Ut the court liOuar i'll abe city OF l. Niugtou on
Tie 4th day 0t August next. ana Oh or before the
sixth day Thereof, II the t.rm shall 80 long con-
tinue, and IL not then btlorr the end of the term
ana answer SAID petition, the same Mil DC taken
for confessed.
And it is farther ordered, that u COPY hereof be
published IN III, IeNinsioa Weekly i~airlli.rncvr,
u newspaper printed in said county ui Lafayette,
for four wr,Ls stccessiyriy, tln last insertion to
be 1t least fou' wsry&s before the commencement
OF the next ter Haof fie court.
A true COPY: Attest,
II. L.. B~ARKSDALE, Clerk.
mnv21 bI &. 4. DANIEL, D.. C.,
NaiiacrS Mitchell. attorneys for plaintiffs.
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s NTICE.

r FILTERS Of administration upon the estate OF
IL Horn Il Co., were granted to the undcrsign-
ed, surviving partner o: said partnership, by the
Probate Court of Lafayette county, on the 18th
day of April, 1873. All persons having claims
against said estate are required 10 prtssnt them
this date, or they may be prccludcd, and II sud
claims are not presented within two years they
Will be forever barred.
ap3O-5t JAMES II. BARNES, Admir-.
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8 ssSAGNGtS

Or TAstel.ss.Coasca, Concentrated,
Root mud Herbal JUtcc, 1t:ts.
Bilious e:rarc:-s. T1ESLcTTLy
; GlANTo Ca---.Is-sC, o. G1a.tu:l
In ES-vo Eays:e.
the novelty Of n,ndcra Medical, Ciicinic.l ard
rlaraaassntieal ssIeaes. No nse OF any l"nSer
skins tho large. repu!Sire aud naaseoas, pills,
ekaposca o! c;scap. Grade, aud ba!sy ingredients.
Saca We css by a careG.f application 81 Chcs,;ieai
Q iracc, extract all the catEasiic mud other inedi-
1ros, n III cotccGirats Iic1A into q ..lGcic Graz
,e. .sa.:c ly iarSes than a fnustnrd
a, that 81, b. readily sMaliSMsd BY ,sose OF
l.; iliul, EnrSattyo Pciict rvpreserSs. In a
a!,st concentrated fs-la. as much c%ail.ariic power
nsis embodied In any OF !ae Large pills found tos
who have not irisI Ihrsi arc apt 10 sappese that
1t ali tac case. the G~iftrrnt active medicinal rrir.
cipiss Of which they are composed being 80 has.
EIoaizcd sal nodded, one by the Others, as to
oaEh, yet gently and kindly operating
$500 Reward Ia hereby offered by the pro.
upon analysis. viii Ind in tacpi any Calomci or
other forms tf Lssgcu-y CT aHy other Mineral
Ioison.
Reiuy entirely vegetable. no particular
Ire is required willie usisy tac..,. They opc-
ratc without disturbance /, tie constitution, diet.
oroccapa'ion: ior:y uunGtcc,tscadachc,
OOyistipntfoiia Espuro EsiOoc, Pain
in ms Shoulder, LiIrtucss of tho
Chest, Dizziness, SSGr Fluctuations
mouth, bilious attacks, Pain In
reEfon OF kidneys, Internal Fever,
Di0nSCd fscifng about stomach,
Rush OF BLOOD TO Head, High Col.
0red Urime, .Inso liability aud
ricrcc's Pie 1.ans Purgativc Pellets
= Il sxplaaa ion at u. remedial power Of my Pur-
eatiye rc.lcsS o.c-, 20 great a variety Of diseases,
1wi.h to say t3Et tacIr nctlan upon she
SAjn1a1 economy ~ Al, nOt q
glRnI or tissue csc-Ipslia their sann.
tive im 2rcss. Age Gnes not impair them;
theft Coating and being enclosed in glass
b tics p..-crre t,i!r Sirt:cs Eriuraircd for any
length oitiEc. IL any cliEi: tc. 70 That they arc a.
Y3-s f.r>'i AL reliable. which il not tic case
with the pills iIani II The drug stores. put Up IL
eLesp w,ol CT pL-ic-boaTi boxes. Reco!!cct that
fJr all diseases where n Laxative, AlISrs-
tive or yaurCatlvc IL indicated. these lille
Pellets will give Tie nost perfect satisfaction II
all Who usS Lem.
They arc sold by I'LL entcrprisinc
Druggists ~ ) cents u bottle. "
Do not allow any druggist to induce Won 10
take anything else that lie may say Is lust a.
n od as my Pellets because he makes n Larger
Iroft az tsnt which he rccoIxIrc,:G.. If you
druggist caarrt supply them. enclose IS cca:s
aud rccctts ihcm by return rla;l from
I. J. il. ID ,I1np'r.
BUFFALO, -. Y
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

7 Filters testAmsntary on the estate of Jesse
II ID. Horn, deceased, were granted 70 the uR-
Probate Court of Lafayette county. Mo-.
All persons having claims against sail estate
are required to Exhibit them, for allowance, to
the executors, within one year after the date
Of said letters, or they may be lrecIudcd from
any benefit of such estate; and il such claims be
not exhibited within two years from the date OF
said letters, they will be forever barred.
d. ii. l.. GROOMS,
apr3o-5w A. j. HORN, Executors
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OR OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI
LAFAYETTE COESTY.
In the Circuit Count oil sail county, April term
lsl5-l5th day, April 2ird. Is:i.
JuillcS u. Eyraii, JOAN Il. Young, Laura A.
l.yrlm aud Albert NJ I;yra,n, by William II.
Mcintyre, tiisirneNi friend.
Henry JONES and James Il. uaui,.
mo tn" said driruaants, YOU are hereby notified
| l. that sLii plalntins bav. commenced IL suit
against you n said court ~ pctitiun, alleging
William z. i;yrain died seized in lee OF the fol-
e COW nv M,ssouri, f io.w sit''t Inc ss'% west II ha laf az the
northwest quarter of section 1, and the snuthrast
Quarter Of me northeast quarter OF section five
% in township forty -ninc (is), OF range twenty
six (s6), and the southwes quarter OF the SOUTH
west quarter OF section tnirty-thrrc (33), in
said deceased left ut his death the above narayI
james q. Byrain, john u. Young, Laura \.
Byram and Albert NJ. Byrnm, his only ir.irs ut
law, WhO as sucii ere tenants IN common of said
real estate; that said defendant Henry J0nr,
soiiietiine Ill the month OF Junr, lSI2, fraudulrnt-
ly procured - decd to he executed conveying said
prtmfScs 10. him, riii1boriibE To be From said
William r. Bytiim, that said deed is Il forgery,
and that said Henry ZONES afterwards combining
AMI confedcratinS with defendant, Juni.s II.
iiamii, to further comllicatc and carry out the
mud aforesaid, executed anil delivered a Irrl
Tor said premises 10 sail James Il. Iilnll. And
The prayer oi sad petition is that The court Will
dcc:ee that saitdetds be cancelled. and that the
title to said premises be- established in said
plaintiffs, and that said defendants be pcrpc,ually
eijoined from claiming said premises.
And you are further not lied that unless Won
appear Mt the next tern; of sa;s. court to be livl,icu
ut the court house in tho city Of Lexington on
the 4si day OF August next, and on or before the
sixth day thereof, II the term lhill so long con-
tinue, and il not then before the end Of the term,
and answer said petition, the same " n br taken
Tor confessed.
And it is further ordered that Il copy hereof be
published in The Lexington Weekly IltclEyrnccr,
Il newspaper printed i'll said county OF LAFAYETTE
GO- four werks successfully, the last INSERTION
10 be ut least fo:r weeks before the coialucncc-
mcnt OF the next term CT said court.
~ true COPY. Attest:
II. l.. BAIISDaLE, Clerk,
may 81 BY Z. Il. DANIEL, ID. &,
Alexander & Ciiics, Attorneys for plaintiffs.
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STRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN up by Jno. C. Bonham, living in
l. Davis township in Lafayette County. Mis-
,uuri, and posted before the undersigned Justice
State aforesaid, on thu. 10Th day of May 1873, one
stray mare. described as follows, to-tit: dark
'nrrei, star in forehead, scar ON left hip, right
hind foot white, two years old. Ag,.rsiSc,i to
IS dollars. by W. j. Higgins an.i Lam s l..
warren, who were by mt duly sworn, according
this day aud date above written.
may2I-it PHiL. L. AYERS, ]. p.
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NOTICE.

T FILTERS of administration upon the estnte of
~ Edward Fee, deceased. S'ere granted to
The undersigned ty the Probate { OSrt of Lafay-
cite county, on the 10th day of April, 1873. All
persons having claims against seid estate are re-
quired to present them to said court for allow
ance W thin one year from this dafe, or they mary
be prrcluded, and IL said claims are not present
ed within two years they will be forever barred.
ap305t WIN. X. PRlCE Admir-.
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NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors and
~ others interested in The partner alp estates
Of the firms of Wilson * Fletcher, and also of
Nilsson, Fletcher 4 Co that |, the undersigned
administrator of said estates, intend 80 make Il
inal settlement of sail estates nj H.. .iuly term
II the Probate court of Lafayette ca ii!y, To he
begun and held at the court house, il the city Of
lexington, ON tn. first Monday in Ju'y. 1873.
miy2S GEO. Z. ELErCiIE.., Admir-.
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FINAL

~ others Interested in the estate of John
Fletcher. deceased, that l, the under signed I'D
ministrator of said estate, intend to make u final
settlement of said estate at the July term of the
and held Ut the court house, In the city of Lex
inItun, on the first Monday in July, 1S13.
fnay.l GEO. T.. Admir-.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI, l..
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In the Probate Court of Lafayette county. Mis-
sOurl-April adjourned term, 1873.
Nov ut this day comes Thomas b. Taylor
~, administrator Of the estate Of James NJ.
Taylor, deceased. and presents to the court his
petition, praying for an Oriicr for the sale of so
much OF the real estnte of SAID decreased as Will
pay and satisfy the remaining debts due by said
estate and yet unpaid for want Of sufficient as
sets, accompanied by the accounts, lists and in
ventories required by law in such cases; on eN-
animation whereof IL is ordered that all persons
Interested in said estate be notified that npplica-
ton rs aforesaid has been maize, and that unless
the contrary be shown on or before the first day
OF the next term of this, CONT to be held on the
first Monday in July, 1873, an order will be made
for sale OF the whole, or SO much OF the real
the payment of said debts. &
And 1t Is further ordered that this notice be
published in the Lexington Weekly Intelligent
Ger, q newspaper printed In said county of La
fayeft, for four weeks successfully, the last in
sertion to be ut least four weeks before the COM
mencement Of the next term Of the court.
mavss JOHN E. BURDEN. Clerk.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
IN Others interested In the estate of Richard II,
Cowherd, deceased, that l, the undersigned adj
ministratnro Of said estate, intend to make a final
settlement OF said estate ut the July term OF the
and lteld ut the c~nrt house, in the city Of Lex
inYton, Oh the first Mon.luy In July, 1873.
Iaay.l GEO, FLETCHER Admir-
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GUARDIANS NOTICE OF FINAL
EMF.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persona inter.
IN ested IN the estate of Florence j Buford, u
minor that the undersiga'd guardian o the per-
coult Tor settlement of saii MINORS estate at the
April term of the Probate court of Lafayette coun-
court, 10 be held on the first Monday in july,
1873, Tor . final discharge of his guardianship.
niayI-at MASE1LLE +. BUFOiD, Guardian.
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r NOTICE,

krrEltS "a administration upon the estate OF
~ VIM. Z. Shelby, deceased, were granted to
efte county, On the 18th day OF April, ISIS. Ill
persons having claims against said estate are re.
qutred to present them to said court for allow
ance within one year from this date, or they may
be precluded, and if said claims are not pre-
sented within two years they will be forever
barred =
apsost ANDREW K. sIrLINGTON. Admir-.
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EVACUATION OF RICHMOND.vA.
By Gen. Lee and his army, Apr. 2 '6s.

A NEW and beautiful Engraving laxls inches
~ In size. Gen. Lees Army crossing the
James river. tho city OF Richn6nd on nrr snI md
mapy Other things which make this picture 4 srm
OF Art, one which should hang IN the psrloc az
on = roller and post.paid, on receipt OF 20 cents.
or three for 90 cents. Address As'
J.-c. &-W. N. BURROw..
Agents wanted 10 sell pictures, Toots Ina,.rt.
&c &c: From - to els per day can essiiv Il.
aas. send tor private terms and Cstaioxae.
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ULVERSTCHl,

OWING to the late arrival from NY. of this
~ celebrated race stallion, lie wi stand for
mares at NettlewoOd, Lafayette cu,,aty, No.,
Until september LIST next, at the low price of so
10 INSURE.
diversion was foaicd in 1861, and was sired
by the famous Lexington, his dam was Utilia by
imp Margrave, &c. See ped gree Brace Stud
Book. Further comments unnecessary as bred
ers are invited to call and see him.
nIlY2S-2m Il. TODHCNTER,
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Reapers! Reapers !

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old and new styles.
Price tor Reaper SOL,
on"-third cash, one-!hirl LIST Sprtrmbcr, anil
on. THIRD lst january, 1874. If desired. DO not
ia,l to see this Reaper htfore buying.
! also have the best brands of cultivutors, four
pa:trrns. the John Deer Advance, the Western
Moline, the Lay harp and the Peoria.
l will Keep ON lrnd nj all times the celebrated
Balm Wagon.
the Holinsw"rth Sulky Rake, The Peoria Double
Shovels, and every other tirst-class farming i'm.
plenent. Call on [apl6-amI 10. 10