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THE STOCK MARKET.

THE STOCK MARKET.
Beyond the speculative movement in Pacific Mail
and Union Pacific IL is idle TO describe the prevail
ing phase OF the stock market as representing any
other than condition Of dulness. With the excep-
tions named stocks were generally firm, and the
fluctuations indicated no influences at work cacu-
lated TO disturb the existing condition. Pacific
Mail started at "A. The bears" then opened
battery and carried the price down on the
first board to Az, from which figure 1t
kept on declining with opstinacy until 4OH
was touched, when there was trlfling i'm
provement to Al Ala, at which figure it closed
Union Pacific by reason OF Its recent prominence,
was an object OF active speculation, and opened at
27s. 1t also fought its way obstlnately, found buy
ers at 27x AK, then dropped to 261s. but closed
strong at q. western Union was steady between
the extremes OF SAX s4h. o., c. and G. held its
own at 30h q 20I, the two verges. Ohio and Mis-
sissippi showed 1uctuation during the day OF only
y per cent st. Paul preferred was firm at 10,
common at SAN q IS. Rock Island was o shade
firmer at 10s& 1Osk. Lake Shore also maintai
its recently quoted figures. Erie continued to
sympathize with London prices, calling for G3%
e37<, while New York Central was stir at 1907
q 1904
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKrr.-LoNpoN. Nay 29-5 p. M
Consos closed unchanged. United States bonds new
hyes ss, Erie Railway shares, 4s' Consols opened at
93A for money and ys for the account. United States
nve-twenty bonds 1865, old 9lA 1873 9sf ten-for-
ties, $50 new hves, e9s and Erie Railway shares at
lp4.
.PARis BouRsE.-PARis, May 2o-P M-Rentcs closed at
81. &c.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKrr-LIvERroor- May 29-6P
MThe market closed unchanged. The sales Of the day
have been 1900 bales including 1900 FOR speculation
and export OF the sales 600 bales were American
Sales OF cotton shipped rom New Orleans April At gid
snils Of cotton shipped from Savannah or Charleston
April at sad from same ports deliverable in May, AT
Sad The market opencd steady with mddling uplands
LIVERPOOL BREADsTurys MARKET.-LIvkRPooL,M May 20
p M.-The market is quiet
LIvERrooL PRopucs MARxrr-LrvrRrooL, May 20
Eyenng.-spiriis tnrpentine, SIS Cd. per cvt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LoNDON May z0-Even.
ing-Linseed oil. E2 is f33 per Spirits urpcnne,
3Gs. SIS Cd per cwt Refined petroleum, I'D. per gal.
lon
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

These were strong and moderately active. with
out new features in the market. The quota
tons are as follows limited States currency
skies, 116 116A; do SKIES, 1881, registered
1lSA l19; do. do. do, coupon, 1924 1928
do. fve-twenties, registered, May and November,
1161s III; do. do, 1862, coupon, do, l16I III
do. do, 1884, do, do, 1l6A III; 90. do 1866, DO,
do, lis 11s4; do. do, 1867 registered, January
and July, 11sk 11SZ; do. do, 1865 coupon, do,
ITO 119A; do do, 1867, do, do, 12lA l21T
do. do, 1863 do, do, 100 1908; do, ten-fores
registered, 1121S; do. do, coupon, 1l4H 1144 !;
do, fvetwenties, 1881, registered, 115K 40. do,
coupon, 1l57s 1161s.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
Tennessee skies sold at S0S, Missouri skies at
931s ana Alabama Fights at 81. Beyond these
there were no transactions OF note The market
stands as quoted Tennessee, ex coupon, SO
so19; do, new, 1879 a so; Virginia, ex coupon,
43 AS do, skies, consolidated bonds, SAX SIS; do.
sxes deferred scrip, 1oA II; Georgia skies,
IS 81; do. sevens, Of q 90; North Carolina,
ex coupon. 20 a 80; do. to North Carolina Rail-
road, SO GO; do, funding, 1885, Is q 10: do, do
1868, II 10; do, new, 10 II do special tax, 1a
49, Missouri sixes 1914 93lz; do, Hannibal and St.
Joseph, 81 a 90; Louisiana skies. Al q IS; do,
new, ~ so; South Carolina sixes new, January
and July, Is II; do, do, April and October,
20 rs; Arkansas SKIES, funded IS 40.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Union Pacific first mortgages exhibited slight
improvement by advancing to s61s, and land grants
by selling at 70-an increase OF per cent with
subsequent decline. Union Pacific incomes like
wise went up per cent, with similar result. Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacics sold at 1O4. In fact
the general tone OF the market was frmer and
showed a tendency to advance. 1t should be
added that the market was weaker at the close.
The following are the bids as amended at the last
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK PM.


Cotton Dull on spot; 1-sc. . 3-I6c.
Higher for Future Deiivcry-Flour
Dull-Vhcat Easier-Corn lie. Better
Provisions Generally Quiet-Groceries
Quiet.
THURSDAY, May 2o-6PM.
The merchandise markets we're still very gen.
orally dull, while in numerous instances prices
favored the buyer, though not quotably lower. In
other cases there were more decided changes,
nearly all Of which were downward. Cotton was
still dull, while cotton fabrics were duh and heavy.
At the Produce Exchange -four was still dull and
declining Wheat was dun and heavy Winter
being decidedly lower. Corn was higher
under a fair demand and light receipts. other
commodities were without essential change.
COTTON on the spot was moderately active.
with the feeling somewhat in the buyers favor.
Future deliveries were fairly active at steady rates
for the near by months, and improvement of &c
s-I6c. the remote months We sum up as follows
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AT REASONABLE RATEs-MoNEY ON LIFE AND
N Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
Securities Insurance Qi All Kinds effected with best
companies j. y. HABRjCH co, III Broadway.
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FINANCIAL.

A -LAPsLEY'& BAILEY, "a BROADWAY BROKERS
"A. in Stock and Gold Prvlefes-Sl0y Tor put cali
for 100 shares, SIPS Tor $4,000 gold first class names
Explanatory circular with practical Illustrations and
references, mailed 10 any address.
A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
IA. in New YORK, Brooklyn and New jersey. Prnci-
pals only apply TO SAMUEL WOOD, Jr, 1855 Broadly way,
room TO-
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ket was dull, and prices favored the buyer The
amounted TO about 500 bbs. We quote =


Wheat fair demand but easier sSSPSss, 4 3.
about 1900 sashe b sDar evening" at 81
& sF nf'ss 81 e I %
amber ss e asnsa last aa
@ ee es of mixed l'n &C. saes Tor nigh %ixsa
0cc o7c TOR yellow c4c for damp and elc for hot
a BE assc for mixed aostSse 5iSe iSr ClssS ssc OI
%ee er s aer 70 arrive for Ss ana c was
ssis anna sSS
Peas, at csc. a 81 for Canada were also nominal.
rsscuIs1Eerth rates Tor gram were easier on the
S ~ s s al ssIins ss ne
SiSay
july at I'D 100 boxes cheese at sGs 100 bales
Eo% ss s bales Sair @ LSis rosH a.
se1, s1ss ss hence di!sss
I s1ss a9.s s 9 aa
Saia hence TO or with
IsnsS Sa,s's
United Kingdom or Continent with SOOo bbs rosin on
ess WITH b enea sna sS
3D. 3D. American barb q 81 tons rsgIsteI hence
Ss s9 sS S s1
any Pa5,tsq
isa &c DO clayed sse Sic DO. nuscOyado, rem
20 &C., 'l Enssh f Islands, &c. New Orleans
ana q but Later Ss best sd
a BIT y e a 81 SSs hrs %
vsrseis At .ciers option rom July . September j,
and lsco bbs sellers option, July 70 November at
@ eS sS
! market for refined remained dull and
tirely nominal Quoted ii 2oc for balance Of month ana
Holders asked De but the bids generally were not
above &C. Gases remained quiet but steady At ass
lie. Ike Tor Western city The Creek market was
ss5 centre at S d &C. x
and parkers sS4s The fhilsaslphia market rsmsinsd
Sas s " at for
ages ca meats ana e
o pork ~ dull g, ere
ne
range. Bacon continued duh and prices were or
long we're i Sass Il
'0 IS pass1sS sais
pSs $50 SIC for DO prime tieGces ana ss ss
S as say Sass4n
Western. Gut meats-1he market remained very quiet,
ssfsi 9St
market Tor Western was weak which rather improved
eens erces o al
1880 erces for July at 9c, l6O uerces for August
Side 9c $50 uerces OF kettle for june at 94c City
lard also weak; $50 tierces sold ut $40 Butter and
cheese but moderately active at previously quoted
rates
RIcE.-Busines TO day has been moderate, in a dis
tribnng way, with prices ruling steady The sales foot
IS tierces OF Carolina at ne SIC and 800 bags of
Rangoon at sac. 7c small lots OF Patna were placed
at from 7Ac &c.
dency OF the market In favor Of buyers The
esc per lb and 40 boxes molasses sugar at lie;
sc. Refined was barely steady, with but small demand
7c iair 10 good fair re RE: good to prime &c.
SIC. &c. centruga hhds. and boxes, SIC. 93Sc.
molasses hhds and boxes 6c. 7Ac.; melado &c. &C.
Havana-Boxes-Dutch Standard Nos. to O. &c. 7Zc /;
%. lot ~ SC. s,Ec do Is 70 49, ssc Ole il to
loAc. Porto Rico-Refnine, common to prime, &C. q
SIC. grocery fair TO choice SIC sl4c. Brazil-Duch
standard Nos to II 64c. SIC JavaDutcn standard
Nos 10 to ~ SIC. sxc Manila-superor and extra
sTFAksE quiet Sales Of 50 erces at exc, and pack.
ages at &c.
TzLLow quiet hut steady. Sales 10,O00 lbs. at
l3l6c, and 10000 lbs. at SIC. a yc.
WHisKEr-Reccipts 6l6 bbls market steady Sales $50
bbs at CSC. q 9S1ac.
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The quotations based on cotton in store running in
quality not than half grade above or beow the
grade quoted IL M.-Quoiatons-Low middling, Isle
mddling, Iy4c. dull Receipts at the pors-Gsvesion
l9s bales; New Orleans $685. Mobile, 1sy; Savannah 672
Charleston s3l Wilmington IL; Norfolk 125; New York
5 Total SAG bales This day last week, 1867 bales This
day last year, 1892 bales.
corILF Business was generally limited in all descrp
out material change trine easier We note sales Of
Low BAGS Rio per Ontario and at Baltimore 542 bags To-
per Tempanero andH77 bags do. per Paadn on prvatc
terms We quote -Rio.ordinary cargocs iNc. aisle
iar carRoes is5sc ls4c good cargoes lyc l9ac.;
lots l7Ac. ls,4c gold, ler H. 60 % days credit;
Java government tags 20Rc 2l1c do grass ma tsl
2ic re Singapore, Do lie lsc ,Ceylon, lssc 49,.
Maracaibo, ls,Rc 1870. Laguayra l9c. i9sc; ia.
leac Costa RIGA is,sc lssc Mexican, Isssc. Zoe;
credit
Flour AND GRAis-RcceIpts-F Flour, 1878 bills wheat.
$50 bushels; Sy do meal 40 bills and 325
bags; cats IA tpspssi rXA AvQ do. The aeuy MAR.
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HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA, NAV 20. 1873.

HAVANA, May 30 1878.
Sugar rmer; No H. Dutch Standard 10 IO4 reals per
arrobe Exchange United States, sixty days currency,
l6h lG per cent premium; short sight 1sls 10
cent premium On London, 81 a 80 per cent premium
On Paris, 32ia a So per cent premium.
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The carrying rates were 2, !, 8. 4. 8, and per
cent and nat for borrowing. The transactions OF
the Gold Exchange Bank are shown as iollows:-
Gold balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S3,132 100
currency balances. 3,074,Ol0
Gross clearances 76, GOO
The BIDS for gold at the SuDTreasury amounted
to $2,oa1,0oo, the prices ranging from 1176s to
1882. One million was sold. One-half OF this
amount Is ordered to be paid in legal tenders The
Sesa. which sailed to-day, carried cut $o4, 900 In
silver bars 1t should have been stated in another
place that the Bank Of England lose 100000 on its
balance, but in view Of its receipts this is mere
bagatele. 1t is said to have Increased f129, 600.
The Custom House receipts to-day were $37600O.
Internal Revenue receipts, $780, 600. The Treasury
balances at the close OF business wcre:-
Currency. So, 500 900
Coin. 70, 640 600
Certificates. 20, TOO GOO
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FOR delivery bass low middling) the sales have
been follows SALES last evening alter O'clock
June, 400 at l7s2c 80 al Is elGc, at lsIsc July
40U at Sc. August so at IL iSGc, so s.c 200 M
y 2es2c total zsgl bales Sales to-day up TO r. M
100 at 10 900 nt is 96c july go at ls I3lec 900
at ls7c, go at " l3l6c 100 al ls'ic, 0U at is I3lCc
a. isac ssptsmbsr 600 at Y Isle; November loo at
exchange 100 June for July. Total 5000 bales Grand
total 10 500 bales First callMay, go at s5sc: June
August 200 att q Sc tg At issc september, 200 al
l7kc: Noyember Io at ,i5,sc Total $500 bales Sec.
nj Is 21.yac. Tnfal lnM ialns - y = eN''
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"SUNDoWN.v

THIS Thoroughbred stallion Will make n
sac ggsssnt season az the stable lssTN
poysr. at v; ~ o9 Man,, one : MI mile sast 49,.
for sls1k the single leap, air tcap money inc III
n .rat 81 o. ssryacei senson money on 1st dny Of July,
asse,tainn fia ,n ,a ~ money a. soon as the MARI Is
We rclghhorhooi. C.re taken 10 prevent acsi.
dents, hut no responsibility assumed
rEDionEE.
stind9wn, got ty UBclr Vic, he Ivy Iexipe,on
imported sunny South, by iris sh'r giir ai ra,n INN,
sscend dam. by Cecil, thfrd dam. Equation. by'
,t,m si, ieHrsh lam Maria. . Whiisker; .hnG
xieissifiide ,by. Pipateri sGrenti, dam, Iieatrica Nv
SIR Peter Tsazlel eighth dam, pyrrin, by Match.
r nose nih asnt IAN ism VS. Duchess. BY White
Arab!sn. See Brace' ss s'il. x goo asof Isl 0 yeIame.
page 1871. ''"'
SHUTDOWN wins foalei IN 1855, and ONLY I'm, Il,
his threc-year-oid form dscsj. He won nj nil
distances rom 1iie to three mile heats, and won
:, saraioga, Troy, Qhree rases in one day., Mt
81, Louis and New Orleans, beniing the FIST nor.
sss thsn on hetnrf, Including ilroy. Little Msc,
nIIr s,1 Merrill. sympathy, hochesssr, vans
down was the stable companion of Pat Miniioy.
~l'nhsfec aud Pluntagcnct, aud WIS certainly III
e,,gnni or any, OF them. He was as fast as the
bahslltr. and she was only beaten three feet nj
Saratoga In - race of IL miles. run at the rui.o
I ~ l-6, the beet race ever run will, full weight.
" eonsiaer shutdown one of the best horses on
M tItl IN America. He was bred by John II
be surpassed. He has o splendid Constitution. Is
very powerful, and mist maxi. n fine breeder for
n' purposes. JAS.J. O'FALLOS,
BASIL DUKE.
The ine cannadian horse ..BLACKHAwKS.o
WIZ also stand nj the aaIue place, nj q. 10 ins,Iic.
or 81 the single leap. Same terms and condi,
lions MS for Shutdown.
A,.o, ut the sarnr place the fine Maltese hack.
,lIEtiL,' Mt $40 to insure or So The sluvle lean
same terms and conditions US FOR the he rscs.
"i"i'--om LEWIS W COX.
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Or. Pierces Favorite Presentation.

Thetern. however, ia but feeble exrrcssion Of
my naso mcss mst, N, appreciation ed It's value, based
observes, l have while witnessing ia positive =.
tnits IN tho Sew special diseascs incident 10 tSe
sepafats organism OF woman, singled II out a
.nsdIesi career. On is i mai,i ss 3. r 90 nv
safs, and snsetmal remedy nor this class Of diseSses,
snu one snst VII at oil tiinesmd under all circum.
which govern the female system. l am wilma 10
Sose, 20 eonAdsat an ! INST il viii no.. disssppo!as
SOY Who employs Il Tor any or the ailments for
under 4. sSsITIvEE ~ GuA ! Gasf apa se' il Il
two.thirds Of tho eoutsn,s Of tho bono are used,
! Viii on return OF tho bottle, two.thirds Of tho
Isasci aSa asaSv a e.. been Ss,n sss Cns s As SSisS f. r diccs.
mend II, promptly refund tho money paid for ii.
Had I not tho most perfect confidence in ia vir.
tions; but having witnessed its truly miraculous
rented n perfectly snic In rlskinE
on iSs merits. ,Aseas~ss'- q
The followins are among those diseases IN
never before attained by, any .medicinc: Leu.
corrhGa, Excessive Flowing, Painful Monthly
esnsSs. irr ssnanf;slsn wo Ts' R,eh SsoP p,o' snsnsn1 a
sion. Bearing Down Sensations, Internal Heat.
Nv DSthSS1iohs itCDiiIy, DespOnuCnCy.
Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic Consestior. In,
nammatton and liberation Of the Uterus, limo.
teney, Bsrrenncss,o or Sterility, Female Weakness
and very many other chrunic diseases incident 10
woman not mentioned here, in which. as wen
ss In the cases which i have mentioned. INV
tarorite Prescription. works curcs-thc mar.
vel OF tho world. This medicine I do not
eStol as q cure-all, but 1t admirably r,lnIls =
stuEiencss OF purpose, being a most per.
lect specihc IN all chronic diseases Of the sexual
system OF woman. 1t will not disappoipt. nor
will 1t do harm In any state or condition. II will
be found invaluable In diseases incident TO prrr.
nancy, and can be taken in moderate doses with
pertect safety while ia that state. Indeed. IL h
Q Mothers Cordial, and so prepares the
system for parturition that 1t renders child.labur
easy: l have received the heartfelt praise from
hundreds OF mothers for the incstimable benefits
ms conferred. ~-
y offer nj Favorite Prescription to the Iadic,
or America with the sincerity of mn hoiest heart !
and Tor their best welfare. Those who desire
iuItncr information on these subjects can obtain
y IN my TREATISE on CHRONIC DISEASES OF TuR
~SESERATIvE AND URINARY ORGANS, cent secura
from observation upon receipt OF two POSTAGE
stamps. It treats infinitely on those diseases pc
euiiar to Females, and gives much valuable advice
IN regard to their management.
DR. PlERCEsS EAVORITE PRE-.
SCRlPTlON IS SOLD ny ALI
CLASS DRUGGISTS, at SI.5O
Manufactured at the Chemical Laboratory OF
~ r. y PIERCE, III. d., Prop,r Z
BUFFALO. NY,
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nor r,n.InAr,nr.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
~LAFAtErfE CouSrY.
In shs ciresis Court Of saia county, April Term,
Joseph HaberRorn
VI.
Minerva Srs.s. and ns,ry II. Gre,s, her haa-
eund, William Anderson, Jpseph Anderson, u.
Robert Anderson, kate Akcrs aud Thomas r,
Akers her husband, John Anderson, Letsrand
Iayier md James NJ. Taylor. herhnabsid. and
slNo. THE above named attendants. you nre
l. hereby notified tllai said plslntin, has CONF
lion, on wlicl, n is alleged thai one oliver An
isrsan departed this liz Interstate In or about the
saI,i at, OF rsa,Sary O. March. isis. lsasi,- the
Y, Aasiei son, Robert Anderson, Kate .Akers,
J''l'h Aadrtson, l.rtirand Taylor and Leila AM
.aetson MS only children and heirs vt law iiat
saw Oi,ser Anderson In his lifetime, OH the nth
ttsy OF August, isis, In consideration OF my dol
lars cash, aud thfgr pyomissOry notes tor the sinn
, "a ri q a" Ml,, zach, ~ One ssaEsetis,iy on the the In
ilivered to one Fredcr,Gk Fransiug his title bond
Tor n deed to the following described real estate.
situate ~ Laiayeite county, Missouri andknowi
IN the plat OF Anderson's addition to the city OF
.eSiaaton as lot number . IN block u. when
said note should be paid ont that sad franslng
that said squires on The 5ta ,iay OF.
July, ls5i. assisnc,l and Transferred said title bond
20 platmud, tiuat said three promissory notes have
necii ihlly paid of and discharged, and the pray
err Of said petition Ia that the court by its order
and decree will. diycst The lite 10 bui1
10Y out OF you, said defendants, and pass {,
and vest the same in said plaintiff. Aud You mr.,
iurttici notified that unless you appear Mt tie next
term oil said court to be holden Mt the courthouse
ID Inc city oil LeSington on the lih day of August
heAl,ihu on or before the sixth day thereof, VI ttr
term shall so long continue, and IL not then be-
inc end of. the term. and nnswcr said pc.
'it,oh; Tue same viii be taken for confessed.
And 1t Is further ordered that a copy j,rrrof lie
punished IN The, LeAinSt0n Weekly Intelligrnscr,
: neMsl'a.er printed in said county Of Laiaycite,
be- nj least four weeks before The commencement
mo next term OF the court.
ii true copy. Attest
may 81 i've. II, DHSIri. H. G
Wallace y Mitchell, attorneys Ior plaintiff.
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mo tssusskosper.e rrassuy.

One Day, AL wandered, I heard q ccu4AAtninE,
And saw a poor WOMAN, The racfure u SiccnaS
she Hsret II the saae en- tas stscs-ssep ftWss
ratninga,
And MS was MA = Ne WELDED her
.hroems
&c. lifef b q toll, snH lore h 4 trouble,
And b,saty win esae End riches win Gee,
And pleasures will dwindie, and pricrs will
nouhle,
Al No hing b wha, ] couia wish il be.
ssrasssssa TOO much OF worrimrn, goes to a bon
Mel,
res.s tod much e~f,rssiss goes to a shirt.
hefes nothing Mat pays for the time you waste
on Il,
1Aerr's nothing thsslas,s us bu, ,roa,is and
din.
Tin nsecAit Is muddy, It's siu h in December,
TIE midglia ner b,eexes a 9 iosdsi with dust,
IN Fall the leaves Hitter, In mnggy September
The Wallpaper riots and III canalesticks rust.
There arc worms in the harics, and slugs In
the roses.
And ants in the sugar, and nice In the pies
The rubbish of spiacrs memorial snrpose:,
Ant rasasfny reaches and damasins aics.
sta sweeping at six, and it's busting a, seven.
IT'S ricfiais q; eight, AMI lbs dsshrs at nine;
ms plotting and planning from ten to eleven;
We scarce break our East ere We plan how 10
dine.
with grease and with CRIME, from corner 10
center,
Forever NJ war and forever alert,
NO rest for the day, lest The enemy enter
Tospend my whole life in a struggle with dirt.
"Last night, in M dream, WAS stationed fol- |
ever |
On u little bare isle in them:dst Of the sca;
Ny one chancs oflif. was = ceasslcss cndeay,r
To sweep on the wares ere they 9 septo a o
me.
Alas! twasn no drratn-again I behold Ii!
ISteld, am helpless my fate to avert"
She rolled down her sleeves, her apron she
folded.
Inen laid down and died, and was buried in |
dirt.
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ExECurOR,s r,r

ETTElsS testamentary on the cst,t. nj ..ss-
D. Horn, deceased, Were Granted IN tbe nv
prls,snc Go "m fn ne IN day of April, 1873, by the
All persons having claims against snh, os,o,a
are required to exhibit them, Tor allowance ~
t.e eNeeuiofs. WITHIN one year after the dale
Oh said letters, or they may lie precl,de,i frnm
my benefit OF such estate; and if such claim hn
MOI exhibited within two years from Inc dnte nr
saia letters, they Will be forever barred.
apr30-5w Al UpRS
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FINAL Ss,ETC, vJEyr

Io!itE is hereby given to all creditors md
cMichols. deceased, that 1. the UNDERSIGNED W.
~ "t san estate, intend to make Il final settle
i h,tn o, sad GSl:te at the July term OF the Pro-
held u, ,h. na. ,.a';,yette county. to be begun and
nlay2I J1iIN n i
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-18
E.SE2 G
Household Reg?edvI

IA ca lnTiCe-nto-, LIVER C~crroe.,
nud Eiooa ns-:ov.tor is esrcr,or 10 nil II,
fzsssers, I.iis;rs, Cs-d:ays ars E.-.-.
FariiiHs in US. 1t is go adapted to tho vr,,y,
system that crc.y organ and ~fusct:nn n tho LeS- j.
brought under It's oxl::sra;.a. influence. II yiv,
fonc AID ntrcrsth to sc S.ees.I,ern.
,d-S3cIsI12-ucrnEas:sI.:T ity
inviscrafes Tho K.;ver, regulates f:;e
AiCneJs snd ESuo.s. removes tao srsc,o
excess or orertasntiOn Of airy kind and gives vi.
NIFTY and rtchHcsz TO tho bleed.
sAts curative powers alter and completely reorr.r
i.o mo entire mas Of fluids and even tho solid, q
me hanan fys'em, thereby preventing and eur,p.
ys2csaic and Cosnuznrt,vo eyun.
TOMS Fever and AEue, Bilious Di.ca..
s'' Of NIL kindn, Nervous ncsy1.
ity' Affections OF the Stomach a,..
.o"eis etc. Asa mild and delightful, Iuyiv,
rant Tor delicate females, i. has no superior.
lsiis use new life and riCor is givsn to la,h bod.
and MIND, seadins n glow of vitality through ever.
part which IL per,a::,ci:t md lasting.
IT'S tho most Ell .ctual remedy for tho relief a,
. a.a tnaorins ever discovered, and as p.easau:t t.
the tasto as old ryo or I'm win.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-18
FINAL SUPPLEMENT-

NoIiCE Is hereby given to all creditors mud
~ others interested in the partnership estate.
Wilson, Flruther & Go thai /. the ,',i,r s,au "i
ai':;'nistr':'or of said estates, intend 70 mike -
asai s',t.!tilcii of said estates ut the July term
begun and held at the court i,ousr. in ~, ~ o.,
h1N.nSI"h' on me first Monday in July, IS53.' '"
ih'1- 20 GEO. &. FLETCHER. Adnl,r