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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
Old Soldiers.
To tn. veteran. Of ,h. Me.,e.n Wal

NuO "a ehAS snSAsS<ss ~ -
Tho following article is from the
Kansas City Times of the ~24th inst.
The movement is good one and We
should like TO see something of the
kind inaugurated in this District: q
We are requested to give public no.
ticc through our columns that meet
ing of those WHO served in the Mcxi-
can War, and who now live in the
Eighth Congressional District, will
take place in Kansas City, May End,
1873. All who eau not he present OIL
that day, are requested 10 send Il
Col. A. q. Blakey, Pleasant Hill, ,Cass
county, Missouri, or Capt. John A.
Boarman, Kansas City, their names,
companies, regiments, brigadcs--i
shsrt a descriptive list that will idcn-
iify aud locate them.
We most cheerfully make this pub
.ncation, and hope that the reunion o:
these old soldiers may be as largcl.
attended as we know it will be pleas
urable and affecting. Many of them
are scattered about over the Distric,
= some Of them poor in this worlds
goods, some suffering from ole
wounds. some well-to-do and happl'
but all of them true, trird men,
who fought once upon time 10,
their country and their country's
honor. IN '..7 ...'
And it is quito important for an,
other reason that these descriptive
lists should be accurately made out. "A
movement is ON, loot all over the
country looking 10 the action by Con-
eress in the near future for some pro-
visions in the pension line. In order
10 act intellioentlv and effectively IL,
the mstter it is all important to have
the names and residences of these old
soldiers. By this means an organiza-
,lon can be perfected and such con-
cert OF action had as may be oi the
greatest benefit to those interested.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
An Awful Warning.
The Evil Results Oh Tobacco and
Alcohol - Killed by One Hun
dred Years of Dissipation. -
From the St. Joscph HernId.

tIo" Inc 81. Soscpn Herald.
The evil results of using tobacco
AMI drinking alcoholic spirits were
exemplified in the recent death of ali
uncle of one of our prominen. justices
of the peace. The deceased, William
Corpage, resided in the southern
par; Of tho State, aud was l21 years
old when ho died. lie has used to-
hacco constantly for los years, and
having owned a whisky distillery for
,nany years, he drank his own liquor
regularly.
Mr.. Corpage served through tn,
the Revolutionary war, and was a
Yorktown when Cornwallis surrem
dered' TO Washington. lie cam.
through Kentucky when Boone wa:
first getting foothoId in that State
Mr.. Coppage was one of the foul
Survivors of a family of ten, who
were massacrcd by the Indians.
For the truth of tho foregoing VI,
refer TO Judge Burnett.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
To stock Raisers.

The ST. Louis Agricultural Asso.
citation at their Fair this fall saws:
For the purpose of facilitating
the business Of stock raisers aud pur.
rhascrs, the board of directors o!
this association have determined to
establish at the fa l. grounds during
the week of their annuaffair gener'
al stock market, where all kinds OF
stock can be obtained either Mt pri
vatn or public sale or,exfhanse.p --
All stock men who desire TO sell
amy Of their animals at the fail
grounds are requested to furnish the
secretary, on or about The first day
ofsAugnst, O short description or ped
igree Ofthe same.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
What Newspapers do for No,nin

What Newspapers do for Nothing.
An exchange speaking of newspa.
pers and what is expected of them.
very forcibly remarks that "thcre is
no business i'll ali tie wide world So
subject to sponging as the art or trade
ofprlnting newspaper. Public cor
poratlons, societies, associations il.
general have peculiar ideas about pa.
pers. They think they ought to print
puff and publish, all Tor nothing; that
ls, free sr.lis.' ln other words, they
seem astolished if asked half pric,.
only for cardsof thanks, tributes of
respect, personal communications. or
ahythinG.else that only interests a few
persons, and not the general reader.
They think it costs no money to ad-
v"rtisc. puff. &c. And thus one and
another will sponge. They forget it
LAKES money TO spay compesitors, to
buyink, type, and paper, and, lastly
they forget even to thank you for gra.
tuitously putting their business OF
serving the public"
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
Or. SAGt'S CATARRH REMEDY, =

Z
| tits tho only form ofinstrument vet invented
| with which fluid medicine can bo carried higk up
md perfectly applied to all parts of tho affected
municating therowith, in which cores aud ulcers
frequently exist. and from which tho catarrhal
discharge generally proceeds. Tho want Of suc.
cess IN treating catarrh heretofore has arisen
largely from tho impossibllity Of applying RENE.
dies 70 these cavities and chambers by any Of
the ordinary methods This obstacle In the way
Of et.etins eares en-, , is entirely overcome by tho
me1t THO Fluid l, carried BY Il, own weight tno
IL ssnss Ssas sssa ae te tho tho
into and thoroasSiy Gle eIeansss a the sasss and
ehambers connected herewith, and flows out Of
the opposite ncstrll. .1ts uso is pleasant and %
and e1plieit directions accompany each instru.
ment. When used with this Instrument DR.:
Sages. g. Catarrh ~ Esmedy cures recent attacks q Ct
S1mn;on. ,n an' sSa W fsT appiisasiISns ma
ache. discharge falling Into throat, sometimes
proiuse. watery, thick aueus, Puru!snt. ofIen-
sivs, &e. IN others dryncss. dry, watcry. weak
nasal passages ringing In ears, deafness haW king
and coughipg 70 clear throat. uleerntions, scabs
from ulcers, voice altered nasni twanG. offensive
smell and taste, dtssinesa mental de preston loss
ofappetite, indigestion, enlarged toIs!ls tiekiiug
cough, 30. Only . few Of thsse symptoms are
nny eaas Il ONE sSsn i'
With DR.. Pisrce,s Hasal Douehe, and accom-.
panied with the constitutional treatment which
is recommended In the pamphlet that wraps each
bottle Of tho Remedy, is perfect specific for this
good NTH, $500 reward for case he can.
not cure. Tho Remedy IS mild and pleasaut to
U.S., containing no strong or caustic drugs or
poisons. Tho Catarrh Remedy IL sold nt so oents.
Donche at 90 cents by all Erugklsts. or either
WI bs ",ailed by proprietor on receipt of6o cents
y. ". PIERCE, n. D., n
-, sOr~~S solo Fropsletor. -
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
vMr aaopooys,.s OF sasaor.

Ofthe earth. or Astromonfc,
Is there anything moro comic,
In all that naortat ever canic ecSosss1os -
Then the chsrity 20 airy
OF that tender dlenltary. t.,
n e hssass Z ns9ealssyPPs 'osoR sss ~
- s While The country, h IL taxemsnt,
And its ,ho,rihyd atnase,neM,
Al the brutal Nodoc,s eaysEsfy Enster
Makes tsetnan thai under ban be,
Until perished 10 man be,
The mufdefess tt Candy and the Minister;
He proclatms, IN touching fashion,
Tint the storm Of pAblse passion
= IL Of civilized humanity begottcn uots
And the sudden Nengefei clsno,Ir.
Would disgust one with its clauyor,
lth Its eanguinary clanior but Hot
tentot.
by the Christian wronged for ages,
Is It strange the hcsthen RACES!
Asks this sabtle seutitie philcmathcfsts
Aud be rates the ren-eauce-wreaker,
! H,the simple Seripture.seeker
~ N ou,d never take the speaker Tor an Aths
ist.
Yet lis not from truths gaiasayins
sVTpur noble Soitiierss Staying
condones the pailan,hropically-s -splurG-. :.
man a.. ra~ ss
The assassin's base delictum-
tlou will please EXCUSE the dictnnl-
But, cause the other victim was--a Cler-
gymans
Oer1Eus c. KERR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

Is h,' q'ailr' Iy Hny n"wn r.m,t,y. Il VIII
efa'ic"tr, rNiiri,dt. and tnarouzhiy destroy "a
poisonous substances III the llod anal vii ,,-
setuaily diSpei all pre-disposition 10 bilious de-
Engagement.
'heir want OF action in your Liver anil Sp cen?
lhlcss relieved, the b!pod b,runns imp,,rr iyd,i-
rteflona strret0ns, producing ;, roiulous oI skin
it,taI's :, bi"tches, fciVns, iuslmlci, C.nk.r,
Pilnples. &c X.
Have You DSspcptic Stomach? Unless ttigrs-
ti9i, Is promptly ai'td the system il dcbiilst.d
WIN pYtU.ity OF ths Blo"i Dropsical tendency,
general N.ihn, ~ and Inertia
hiNrHou Weakness uf the lntestines? Ynu are
~ danger Ol Chronic Dirrlna Inflammation of
the Bowels.
liavrtou weakness of the Uterine or Urinary
organs? You are eY posed 10 suffering in lis most
aggravated io,m.
Are you detected, drowsy dull, slagsish or
oepress,d in spirits, with head nch-. back-ache,
coated tongue aud bal lasting mouth?
For certain remedy Tor all OF these diseases,
weaknesses. and troubles; for cleansing ard pu-
rtiying the yitistcd blood and impLrting rigur TO
all the vital forces; for buiin: up aud restoring
the weakened constitution, USE
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

iAe very worst peiman in the
woiid is George n. y. Bloss, of the
Cincinnati Enquirer. 1t is necessary
10 employ special printers to set his
copy they previously undergoing a
long training TO acquire mastery
oyer bis hiero.lyhpics. Bloss's au-
tosraph looks like Good Muffius for
Sale, and be-tO YOU"
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

UnEREAs, Abram Franks Of Lafayette Co. /,
w Mo, did by his certain decd Of trust,
dated Jan. 10th, ls!l, and recorded 10 the Recor-
der otiice Of said county, IN deed book No. y.
~ page l5s, convey to the undersigned trustee
tlie following described real estate sitnntsds m "
said county. to-wits The southwest quaftes ~ q
the northeast quarter of section seven GJ' ~
townshsp forty -eisht ttsl, In range twen'y-ss s
lss) containing forty Rcrrs more Or eess Aiso ~
twenty acres bOuutleaas follows: Beginning ~
The northeast cornCr of the southwest quarter OIL
section No. SIX t6}, township forty eight ltS.
in runge twenty-six tsa}, thence running ,lne
west to the bank Of a branch known AS BiuH's
branch, that runs through u portion OF the aata
quarter section or rs near the hanks oi thr cast
side of the branch as Is possible, SO as 10 have
straight line running down the branch ON the
east side, following the direction oil the branch
which would he rather y southeast direction,
thence east, and then back 10 the corner, running
town the branch aud east for quantity. The
northwest quarter OF the southeast quarter of
section eight tS), also the northwest quarter dT
section six t6) with the exception of forty toy
ucrss ont of the northwest corner OF sa,d last
named quarter section sold to one George Wood
by the party ot the first part herein, the two last
named tracks Of land lying In township forty
eight t4s), range twcnty-siS t2t). which SAID
conveyance was ma,ie to secure the payment Of
\ certain proniissory noic therein described,
aud, whereas, default has been made IN the pay
incnt Of sad note. Now, therefore, by virtue of
The power conferred me by said treti of trust
and NJ the request ofthc legal holder OF said .ot,
1 will ON
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
FARM FOR SALE.

TIME place Is known rs the Dou.hit FARM
i two miles east Of Mount Hope, In Laitycit.
county, Missouri. leo acres hali-n m:ir square,
or two eighties alongside Most OF il is under
fence, 60 acres good timber, ths balance excel
lent prairie, and mast oi the fencing is good; II
;wo-story log house with an l., kitchen an, hail
between. \ good OLD orchard and II youu.
one coming on, of excellent nuit. 1t is aiso
well watcrrtl.
TCrms .-oac half the money down, balance
to be aerret on between parties. Possession
given the lst March. lS;i, IL purchase is mad
tSn days before ;aat time. Apply On the farm to
icb5-3 JAMES L pOurIlIf:
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
JURU3E EBA:

which Is pronounced by the Trading medical ,u-
thorities OF London and Paris 'tl" mn,i now.r-
fai tonic anil alternative known To TIN. nc,liraI
world I'M, Is no new and tried ,IisroIery
but has been long used by thv ira,iiu.. p;iysi.;,n
r'slits. 'NSi ~
H., Don weaken and impair the digestive organs
,' y! sathmues hhG ;ihSy give only lem
lorar! reilst; ndigest on, fiA,,ilrncv, ami iys-
pepsta, with piles and kindred diseases nr ~,
to follow their use are sure
Keep The blood pnre and health Ia .s.,r.5
1ohS =. KELLOGG, Il PIatt-st.. New Yor,
p,;,. sole s9ie agent for the United States.
AZ "ne 1onar per Bottle. Send for Circu.
mchl9-lW
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
For SalS

nNE OF The best small farms in the county of
~ Lhta!ettc, miles from lie Lexirgten, on the
Won. bEsT can be applied Ia almost eye.y partic-
miar'" Trni, ,hls tarm-npont Of health, beauty, SOIL
sc:,aois, churctes, iaiis AMI! market.
Attua, purchasers desired, and good bargain
can be obtained from the Undersigned
Auoress GEO. Kennedy,
Bourbon Hotel, Lexington, No.
Our county Ii Justin the dawn of prosperou
atufs. tIsnNsfl G.K.s
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
ga NENs
AT o. MAIN STREET,

yTNlIls highly bred young trottinG stallion will
| l. stand L'e pres,n nt season (Which has.
| conneneed and vii SNp;]rS ] ,hS mrs, OF ~
miles south OF Dover. Lafayette county, Mo. ut
| $50 the season or SID To insure.
| MEMBRIN0 is Il dark red bay, l5'i hands high,
; pcr and decidedly the finest trot,inS stallion l
| ever saw. IL" was sired by the celebrated Ma
| ron. son Of Mcribrnn Chief, and his dam Was
| BY Bob Diilike by Mvmhriro Chief. M.,:lbr:ro
! Chief WAS by Mernbrino fnyma>tcr. by MaInhri-
40, Ly imp. Messenger, and was the sirc OF Lady
! Thorn. Idol, NJ. patchrn, W. Mamhrin". Fries
SON. Bri.noii, Clark Chief, &C., Sc. arr! also gr
sire Of MIR. BoRncr's Men.briu" Berthe tor which
he paid 81: Geo at two years OLD and B!ackm""d
the most Valuable horse living, and host u: other
crlt aritirs ih;s Is the most valuable stock of
| horses in America. They have br"Ggh: Morc
capital into ti.e state OF kentucky than ir"m any
otter source ard given TO the state mos; rnvI.-
| hle position Mrm!';ino, though quite y"unr,
has won L cons sil,erahl- reputation in the wrnt
| The different fairs. Al knEsns City l:st TALL Il
wontle second position III ring I'll "a :'s't: re:--
siCr stations from different states lttiti lIa:
Of celebrated stations las seldom il ever s,,n
I seen before together.
Mcmbrno viii be limited this year to 20 mares
| only, besides II Of Iny own. &c, tlrIu. VINO
gagged will have rrscsutncr over all os., r. Scr
his services this year. lie is now frs:Cl"-> :
trotter, having shown wonderful sfrti is. !t!!-
With live weeks handling IL. tgoiiei 81 h ilF MI"
in i:i9: therefore those WIN have rcd hiIII
his blood and form only siiRll have utyanr:.'
over n.w applicants, since lie isa ,ro:ter.
Good grass for mares from Il distance 4. 3a rag
month. Care taken Of mares, bat AZ owner
pedigree see American Tr"tiing Iscri.:cr. ",
ist, "Marmaduke, the name claimed for ham
when he was fuaicti, but after hTinr;G. hIa fn
Missouri changed it TO the present an h"rnrf' ',;s
family. X. TODiirNEFH
p S-Mr Noble will have charge ui N. .t.hi.
of trUtters this year tip..ns
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

Ds. Renry's Roes aad Piaat Pnls.
Mid jet thorough-no nanses or sliping-en.
tirsly vegetable-creat liver rsnnsdy. Price .
cents. Sold By Druggists.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

The great soothing remedy. Price oa.y Is
cents. Gives rest to the mother and health TO
the child Sold By pxpggists,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
f'SUMDOVgEa::"

L the present season 1t the stable ,:eei ! y
ci Levi, ". Cox, one mile east OF IN
Dover. at s.j 10 ,nscre cnlt, $50 for ih $ .sui.
for SEA the single leap. ii:c rar TI:"rry a,
!Insnf service; season money "n lst ia: al July
lscer;aincd 10 be in io, traded or removed f:or.,
the neighhorhooi. Car. taken to prevent acci.
dents, but no responsibility assumed.
rEpIGKEE:
Sunaown, got ly Uncle Vic. he by Lexington
out of Untiine by.importel Yorkshire: First I; IA
imported sunny south. by Irish Hir! Catcher;
second dam, by Cecil; Third dam, Equation ~
| Emllins: fourth dana, Maria, by Whisk,r: fifth
vicissitude, by Ppater; seventh dam. Beatrice. ly
Sir Peter Tcazle: eighth dam, Pyrrh:, by Matt:i-
EN-; ninth dam. Fenwick's Duchess, by Wa.,r-
| nose; tenth dam, Miss SlamsTkin by yoTa.
| True Blue; eleventh dam. by I.nrl 0x:nrs.'s
| Arabian. See Eruce's stud Book, Ist voi,I.i.l.
page i2l.
Suahown WAS foaled IN 1866, and only ran IL.
hi three c-ycar-oh form usss). lie won al all
distances from one 10 three mile heats, ANA wen
ai saratoga. Troy. t'hree races in one day. at
So, then on the turf including Gfirov Little Mac
Transit, Merrill, sympathy. Eocnrs:rr, Eaux
Hall, Boaster, Carrie .itkcF;on, &C.. &c. SUM-
lo"n WAS the stable companion Of Pat Maloy
Banshac and Plnntagcn,t. and was ccr;aiEly the
equal of any Of tlirm. He was as fast us the
i;anshcc, and she was only beaten three feet ut
Saratoga in race of Ia miles, run at ,.
10 l-h the best race ever run with fail weight
We consider shutdown one OF the basi horses on
the turf i'll America Ii. bred by John X:
Wiley, LeNinstnn, Ky. anil his pedigree cannot
be surpassed lie has splendid c>slStiiution is
very powerful, and mIlst MAKE tlne breeder for
all purposes. JAS. J. O'FALLON,
BASIL DUNE.
The fine Canadian horse 'i;IAtEHAW WKS -
will also stand at the :lae place, at s. To insure
or ST the single leap. Same terms and conti-
lions is for shutdown.
Also, at the samr place the fine Mnltes. jack,
'DENlL.'' at &lB IL insure or s. the single leap
same terms and conditions IS for the h. Tscs
arri's-am LEWIS " cox.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
Saturday. May Sd, 1879,

county, Missouri. sell the above described real
estate. or so much thereof rs may be necessary
to pay OF said note and interest and the cost o
executing this trust, at public vent,ue to th'
highest bidder for. cash In hand, between tn,
hours OF nine o'cloc in the forenoon and five
o'cioc IN the afternoon of that day.
apritg-It JOHN A. & TIT Trustee
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
Millinery! EaiIIinary!


MRS. y. T.. JAMESON
now III receipt ofa spicn,,;d assortment n,
~: sr,,iis rs ann summer Millinery, wufch sc
49,, very cheap 1ui ca-h. She IL Keen con-
SANITY on hand everything III her .lnr u Lu.;
70, sS .to3sh"ut lie s"i.-"n. she will receive
10 Keep ap win all the lca,lins; sty!rs of Inc sea.
son. thankful Tor past iayYrs. she Respectfully
1"i'h9 r u continuance OF the HaInr She viii h,.
s.r"et' , where she has krp, for The last Fifteen
kpri6- I'm
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

Use DR.. HenFy's WORLDS Tonic and
..-- Rlo0d Pu1f0eR..
II IL the great household rcmsdy. pleasant TO
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure OF
diseases. II 10 better than Bitters, Cordial
6uohu or earssparilis. Sold BY pruSgisss
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
ReautifF YOUR COmI,lcxioy,.

Do not use paint or powder, hut get . ,ro-t
Permanent beauty by purifying your Dol
makes rough and scaly akin sUit al.i sulu.l..
changes thai sallow complexion 10 CIs O.
&eshness and health, and remove any Ir0y
eules, Blotches & EruPsions. 1fyou ..i,:
rosy cheeks and q healthy complication use Ia
Cspokb CompoaAA Syrup q Poks Root
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
Soldiers Entitled to Homes tead of
1G0 Acres.
The Rest Locations for Colonies.

FREE HOMES FOR ALL! Millions of ucres
ofcn"ic- Government Lands open iorentry un-
der tie Homestead Law, rtIrrli> Great Railroad
with good markets and all the c0nyrnirnccs OF an
OLD settled cuuntry
Free pas sUs 10 luIcha sers Of Railroad Land
Sectional Maps, showing the lard also new
:diii"n of descriptive ramlhiri with New Maps
Nailed Free Ev.ry where Address
q. I. DAVIS.
Land Commissioner L. p. X. X. Omaha Srb
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

T OEAL AGENT wanted in Lexington for
~ THE ALDiSt., the only Art journal IN
America. An active energetic person. who Will
obtain Il respectable list u! subscribers, can re-
itia the position permanently. Other Occula-
tinn no 'I.r'inn iu:.vi'I"i The rosutS AZ" -riis-
tory As THE ALDINE is not sold to book
tpsis no are not regular agents, ,i- Is On oi-
p"'t,ility !" worh M business that VIII be d
regular III :oIne with less exert lou each succeed
,hS year. No application will be entertained
uniess h accompanied by such Testimonials rs will
sn'" SNOW ins hS;hrst respeciabilify and general sue
Cess "f ulnlictnt in Undertakings Pull purtic-
ulnrs by addressing
- JAMES surTON & Co, Publishers.
apriiZ-H as Mai;ion Lane, New York.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

r ErrERs OF administration on the estate oi
IL Oscar T.. Thomas deceased, were srsnted
to the undersigned on the 2ui day of April,
1S.3 by The Probate court OF Lafayette coanty.
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required 10 exhibit them for allowance TO the
administrators within QUE year after the date OF
SAID letters, or they may he precluded from any
benefit of such estate; aud If such claims be not
exhibited within two years from the date Of said
letters, they will be forever barred;
SUSAN THOMAS,
SCOTT THOMAS,
apr9 Adninistrstors.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
CONNECTIONS

AtSs. Louis with all rail aud river lines East.
Short Route for Chicago and thr East !; at .iobcriy
with Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway at
Macon with Hannibal and saint Joseph Railroad: :
ut M0uitDn with burlington ant! South Western
Railroad, for Huntingdon. TT. l;a.iisGn and
keDhui at O;;uLnwa with Central .saiiraari %.
Iowa. I-S Noirs tiii'y, nEI burlington and
Missouri River Railroa'ifi" ~. F:,;ti. 3lnnespo-
lis, MisJn city, Drs MOinrs, Fl iro'!.sr. aud all
Iowa aGd Minnesota rn;nts ~ ChIl!icutlt. with
~ .nn.!i"i and Il. .jOsu;'a RailrUads; al Harlem
with hans"5 CITY, st. Joseph and Council B:u:,s
Railroad for J.'"lv"nwGrl, Alc!isoa Nrrrtsla
CITY, Council E'uIs Gfd CriIaa ; f,Iii!ru? with
Hannibal aEl ST. Joseph EriIFn:J, Cameron
1iriuci III i'.atis',nrG with Chicago, X. I. and
Pacific Railroad, >1utn-Nr.trrn Branch nj ~.
Joseph with 81. Joseph and Denver City and,
Kansas City, st. .Josrpii and Council ElnI.
Railroads 1t kansas City with EansIs Paciic,
Missouri River TT. Scott and 'iulf, rn,l Leay
worth, Lawrence and Galveston Railroads for
Lawrence, Topeka, Denver. Ft. Scoite, ottawa,
Empar'a and all points in Kansas, Colorado,
New Mexico and California.
PULLMAN's PALACE CARS
Run through between st. Louis and Kansas Citv,
ttiUih"a and ST Joseph, and between kansas
lily AM! Chicago, without change.
p Through tickets for sale 10 a.l impOrt.n,
points.
F. CHANDLER,
Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agt., ST. Louis,
W. &. VAN HORNE,
Gen. supt., st. Louis
Ti!OS. JOHNSON,
Ticket A.t., Lexington
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
THEBLOODPUTST

And the health CT the eys.orn
Will ollow. There ts IL pr;r.arn.
ton OF Iron a.i:i i'C|.c Fsaac
more efectual than all ci.,css
which will remove from yoII
system the Impure and vitiaI,,:
blood which causes disease. and
a the same time build l. . yoaI
health and strength ksnSy.r
Iails 10 cure. II yen HAY,
9cr0fGla, a,ScrOsaiOyss EStec:.e-
g Of she Eyes or Ears, OF
6eF0fula I'm any f'nr:,I, E"t.
ter. White SW ciEinE. o:..
Sores. ClccrN, or eScro!nsa,,s
Infasnmations, yo,, CAN !.
on being cured with this Erera-
ration known us -sBr. S'-Gos.'-
|, Compound Syrup OF s1a,.e
Root. Rheutnatisu, Ia ~
In Limbs OF Bonca. C0a.tit.t-
ZtionS br0keldOSyn by MeicG:-
/rial or other polsons, Ets al
cured by It. For kyYhssis, q p
0yphilitic faint, ,iirrc is meth.
ing equal 70 It a triGi VA
prove Il.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
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who will engage with us Mt once. Everything
furnished and expenses pail, Address,
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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
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