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The New York herald., 1876-02-20

EoR sALB-THE CHEAPEST THREE STORY AND
basement stone front House in the city, 15xts feet
with all modern improvements. No Isl East 62d ST. near
Lexington splendid location prico Sl.5OO Inquire
oil @. FOUNTAIN, Builder, l53 East sid 80.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

CPLENDID a INYESTMENT-UORNER AV A AND
- 18th ST. three substantial btick Houses all occupied
well paving stores and fenements must be sold LIONEL
FROELlCH, 7SS d av.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

nor SALE IN BROoKLYN-A CHEAP HOME At
H prices suit the times-ln Franklin Rv. convenient
TO Fulton Gates small three story brick House
rooms all improvements lot 2oxoO: first class neigh
borhood one-third cash remainder mortgage immedi
possession fneeessary Address REAL ESTATE box
lO7 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

L'oR sALE-s3 75o-KosoTUsKo ST, NEAR MARCY,
IL two story basement and cellar Frame
bay window eevated heating ali improve
ments; block from to williamsburg and Fulton
ferries To et-ouses all parts Of the city
~ re easonAble rents. j. E. CORNhII.. a COURT So
The New York herald., 1876-02-20
West side.

A FINE BUSINESS CORNER $1,000 LESS TIA,
~ 10 is worth very little cash wanted; VIII eNchanre
owner, 4O6 West 54th q.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

GIN 0OO GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OF.
SlV.UUO. iersd; easy terms; new aud elegant aud
class three story brown house No
near the Junction Of Fulton and Marcy avs 100,
partly furnished in hardwood Wanscot chandelier rs &c
location unsurpassed; healthy; convcnient churches
schools and care; house open every day Apply prem.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

DOR sALE-THE MOST ELEGANT COUNTRY RESI-.
dence in America; 81 2OOC0O: about 80 acres OF
land all in perfect ORDER win be sold for what the land,
lodge and stable worth within hours ride OF New
York Particulars will be given and views exterior and in
terior will be shown by addressing LENOX Herald Uptown
hofhc
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

A HANDSOME DWELLING NEIGHBORHOOD FIRST
n class; all modern Improvements; x acre of ground,
miles from New York in New Jersey; minutes walk from
depot viii be rented to first class tenant low Address
A Herald
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

A -FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE "a
n. West f2d 81, between broadway and sth av con
neie order lor sale eheap well sdnnied Tor nhyseLan
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

INOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A DEPOT, HOUSE AND
four acres and necessary outbuidings on Southern
haroad L. H. one re- no,T IrGn he ey me Ra9e % f9r Pus
Eroadwav BroOklyn r. d.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

EXTRAORDINARY BARGATNS.-LEXINGTON Av
II four story brown Corner; hard wood finish: 20,
10, $25, 600; elegant inside House Sis 500
B II. HOWELL CO... 921 Sd nv.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

L,oR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY HOUSE,
IL west side, not exceeding $1,000, French roof 10
House and Lots; high, healthy location Call or
address A. L. CASEY Lind av., between Macombs Dam
and High Bridge, New York city.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

DOR sALE-A BRICK STORE, HANDSOMELY FITTED
and Dwelling attached at the northwest corner o
l7th and Arch sts in the city Of THIS Is an
old established grocery stand and OF the most desirable
and eligible locations in the city For further particulars
apply TO JOHN s. YARDLEY No. PIT South Sd ST.. Phiia
delphia
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

ITO LET-A COUNTRY PLACE OF ABOUT 33 ACRES
il situated the shore of Hampstead Harbor
nearly opposite Glen Cove and Sea Gill; and three mile
from Rosyn village - miles from New York by boat
rail Apply address w. S. HEISER, Roslyn, Lon,
Island, OF DE WITT. L0CKMAN KIP, SO Nassau st.
New York.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A BEAUTIFUL COUN
try Residence Westfeld ~ j. only 55 minutes from
New York. two story and Mansard roof basement House
II rooms modern two barns five well fenced FRUIT
&c. mortgage S3,5OO will take In payment s. 500 cash.
and for balance vacant lots, free and clear. =
RIKER 4 CO., No. 5 Pine 81,
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

INoR sAIE-TWO FINE TENEMENT HOUSES. BUILI
~ separately: p each good locality; price $1,000
enc has store Ia. Apply 10 CRENIER BROS. la West
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

LlOR SALE OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BRIcI
l. House in Harlem corner of Lexington bloc
and half from Mt Morris Park; modern improvements
Inquire at Exchange, New Suffolk, L. I.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20
vyEsTCUEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

wESTCHFSTER FARM, NEAR TIE CITY. AT A
n bargain; 81 acres good house, &c, Ae price low
terms easy. o. W. DicchErT, Nc. 2 New Chambers 50.
A FINE RESIDENCE AT TARRYTOwN, ACRES.
~ good house stable hne fruit unsurpassed river views
ior sale cheap. HOPkINs a CARRINGroN. No East
AID ~
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

Ole WEST 56TH ST.-FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
OlO Mouse 22x52x1OO5, frescoed throughout and IN
perfect order for sale cheap easy teTmss including M
and Gas Fixtures.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20
OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

UNOR SALE ON EASY TERMS-BUILDING SITES
and Water Fronts for factories, Stelnway Sons
property ASTORIA Lots from $3.50 TO $500 and finished
frame and brick Houses from s. 500 upwardi also Dwelling
Houses and Parts OF Houses let steinway sons saw
MILL iron foundres metal and wood carving works con-
nected by private telegraph per cable the East River
with their New York factory SD st. and 4th sy and
ALL 18th ST. also w. Williams veneer factory ana NJ
Walsh's hat cap and bonnet works In full operation
SeinwRys large piano factory viii be removed TO the prem
also other industrial establishments; water
from the Long Island City Works has Just been INTRODUCED
and excellent English German school opened; the new
horse railroad from Astoria ferry leads directly 20 the Stein
way property distance of but IA miles Send for circular
with description and maps Of property.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

At SUMMIT, N. J.-CoMMoDIouS HOUSE, ONLY
n Ave minutes walk from depot thoroughly furnished,
be rented for years. the house surrounded
by extensive grounds and fruit Summit has
pure air. is hour from New York the Nor
ris and Essex Railroad and there trains daily
Pony and Chaise 80 with the premises Apply Mrs j. d.
HUNT Eastl 10th 81. New Nork
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

A LII WANTING RoMEs.-GooD HOUSES. WITH
II SO; 10 and rooms; all full lots; good lo;ations
EliTabethport, n j.. prices, 81, $50 81 4JO 81 2UO
$500 81, 100, IS coo; terms to suit. T. r. KELLOGG
No. Broadway, mornings; or l47 I'd elizabeth port
afternoons.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

LNoR sALE-THREE HOUSES ON BERGEN ST.
It between 4th and 5th three story basement an
suhcear brown front with all
evated Will be sold cheap and easy
Apply owner JOHN MONAS, on the premises, 10
Bergen St.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TwO HOUSES ON
Palsade av. Jersey City Heights for and
ercumbered Land depot within 20 miles of city Ad
dress OWNER, box i42 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

L'OR SALE-TWO 2-SToRY AND BASEMENT brown
Houses north side Of Madison ST.. Tomp
kins ay price xOuO; they finished in first class style
will rent any time tor $500 Also Of the same Kind
Houses with carriage way and small stable 743 Lincor
place between 9th and 18th Frame House 9th
9Th av, story basement and attic price s. 500
Appy either building IN Madison Lincoln place
10 WILLIAM FLANAGAN Builder.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

LoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SMALL CITY OR
IL Brooklyn House-A near by Country Seat in New
'' H. PATTBERG, TAG Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

INoR SALEM CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEATH OF
the late ownor the spacious and elegant Mansion
Grounds the northeast Of Clinton and De Kafb
Brookyn the house for location, massveness of
and completeness OF finish is unsurpassed by
the city: ground 1873 feet 10 inches Clinton
by 200 feet on De kalb, with stable in rear Ham
ton St.; terms easy For particulars and perrgssion
view apply TO JOHN r. HENNEssY, $40 Bridge st. i,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1876-02-20
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.


A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, SMALL HIGH
IL soop private Houses near Central Park, for City
Country Property; 20 exchange for Residence the
tween 66th and 9Th sts
FARM IN NEW JERSEY TO EXCHANGE FOR
n Building Material, by Property or Merchandise
Answers describing property ouy noticed Address A.
VEHDANr. Herald oihcc.
A NEW BROWN STONE TENEMENT TO EXCHANGE
n for three story brown private House, between
56lh stS, Sd and 4th agents Address
BROWN STONE Herald Uptown Branch onice
A FACT WORTH KNOwING.-TlIAT / HAVE on
~ hand 10 sell or exchange, private brick and brown
Houses, class brown stone French Flat
exchange Lots country Residences free and
clear Farms 4c JAMES ROWE, eli "a
A FINk RESIDENCE, ONE HOUR FROM CITY
N Hall, 10 exchange for Western Land. Owner, .2J
Broad st., room IL.
A -THRRE STORY AND BASEMENT DWELLING,
~. 2OxtS, lot 2ox1o0. in good order on 54th st..
Lexington av exchange for Brooklyn country Prop
erky. y a. SLOAN. ~ East i7th ~
The New York herald., 1876-02-20

A SiooOo-GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED;
~ easy terms; and elegant first class three story
brown House, 40 Macon ST. the junction OF tnl
and Marcy avs 2OX45x 100; elegantly finished hard
wood in part wainscoed chandeliers &c location unsur
passed. healthy; convenient churches schools and
house open every day Apply to Mr. DUFF, the prem
ises. or 10 Il. II. NICMOLS. No Pine St. New York.
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A ~ FubLIo xUcTIoS,
signed assignee. will sell to the highest bidder By public
TOMORROW. MONDAY. MAYS
the stable No Ns.lsoa place Mercer So between y
rux II SGt9fk II lHF h6sE
city, io,ss s.s IN
tneky 10; they gated
anything. and are warranted sound and kind.
Pre-: Alien and aay Allen are full sro.Ssr sns
old io+ hands high; BY Ea'han Allen dam By nastsr
.,s s ..se;hs. II s:s perfectly ssSssS single :,
drive and Tor endurance BIO surpassed and fully
warranted sound and kind
city Dictator issl hsuds hish years I'D wa: sired y
BY a Rowns Dictator las. fall trotied around the Goshen
haiiile track without training In 2so: ne peecctiy
and speed he surpassed he viii certainly beat
S .orra Geias WHITE sessins s
hands high 6yea od sired by Pcarsz and he BY Jupiter
@ siPS oda ssa %
fms pole Ss1.s qa. 10,
rencnen's road he I. warranted sound and Kind
high YEAR. Old sired ~ Ka@sra ESsTss dam y woiu
aud superior pole horse and safe for any one to drive
has been driven by ladies' and warranted sound and kind
ms S'ys as sss's
y as y DRIVEN height or
ordinary driver; drives without check does log
pull has great game and endurance: he handled
short time last fail. and driven mile In :4 he will
ea sSsa a s
30: he speed very he pull road wagon
road with Of the noted aad he is fully
sound and kind
Mare. l5s hands high old; sired By
by Sceiy's American raised
sugsrioaf Orange county n T.. Is pure and evol
good Ia company aud always track in
dton and tre ESQ she is gentle be driven BY
any and il warranted sound and kind
Wagons consist OF full sprina top Wagon side bar do
Queens Pnaetou, pony rhAeton. with amps canopy
top Phaoton sing aud double Harness. Blankets Robe
Sheets. &C.
Sale positive. rain shine. by crdc.
WILLIAM H. DARLING, Assignee.
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At AUCTION,
Goshen Park Stock Farm,
Goshen. Orange county. y. u

AZ AUCTION !.
Goshen Park Stock Farm,
Coshcn. Orange county. \. Y.
Measrs VAN TAssELL ! KEARNEY
have instructions from
DIR. H. A. Poolcr
to sell Mt public auction on
WEDNESDAY, May. 10, 1875.
at his stock farm Goshen Park. AZ ~ o'clock,
IS head OF finely st Road aud Track Horses
broken and trained under the OF Mr. Will
lam Sargent tho former driver VI the well known trottins
geiding . 80, ,.,,o
ocK are Uainblrtonu Edward Everett.
Volunteer Middietown Messenger Duroc, sampson and
Others They from 8: down TO 20 Included In
Big Fellow by Edward Everett Dunuing. by Vol
Gull brother TO 81. JULIEN.
arc now ready may BIO obtained on appca-
H. A. Poocr, Goshen. and tho oce Of The
sisneer Nos. 10 and liz East 18th S., New York.
A. Dr. Pooler intends going abroad no has determined
that the sale shall DO perempoy aud without any
whatever
VI. Twenty hitd depot Z i5 A.
NJ arriving Goshen ut 10 rs and IL ia The farm 10 ave
minutes walk from the depoi
MAJOR CiIAs. W. sARKER; .AUcTioNEER
teensh uNPRECEDENTEb SALE Of iho fastest GREEN
TRorrERs in the world, just arrived from KENTUCKY,
Ut Barker Sons City Auction Mart and New York Tat.
tesals Of Broadway and Ssth st. and comprising
SIXTEEN HEADS OF the richest bred and most promising
young green that loft the BLUE GRASS Region
ranging from l5h ld,4 high and from 4to years old
all warranted sound and Kind that trot in from 80
KENfucKY TROTTiNG BLOOD.
STOCK ut the Mart Tor exhibition and trial Coone
BGmiNb and TEsf the SPEED and driving qualities Of
any Of the lot before the time OF sale.
cATALoGuEs NTH extended tend Psdgrees descriptions
SALE POSITIVE and without regard To weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07

AIRS CoxxELLYs ISFALLiBLE HAIR SALIVA
~ ~ ~ w asss "EILiO1Ts Hair Enporiun.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DARE TO BE A DANIEL,
~. Dare to stand alone;
Dare 60 have = purpose.


Dare AXE known.
Mrs NJ. G. BROWN President OF the Netaphy steal UNI
versity 81 Bond New York. positively declares and
that she has made the heraed
suffering dying world IL l. found in the Mc;aphy
Discovery Words are inadequate make known this
heaven born discovery Suffice II that disease
exit where il comes IL Is both preventive aud
rom the cradle 10 the IL reaches hereditary disease
also discs in shape, grade and color Away with
the false doctrine OF spocaltics In the OF dis
God fxed eternal law protect the human body
(Which Is Of the EARTH nil disease and Mrs.
o. Brown procais world that she has discovered
shat Law.
Mrs NJ G. Brown win deliver free lecture her great
Metaphysical Discovery. Republican Hail. o5 West SD
p. doors Of broadway Thu sday afternoon,
May IL, at o'clock Tue Metaphysical Pamphlet, Of 80
will be address receipt of 25c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14
HO FOR TEXAS,

The colony which is to be estab-
lished on Gen. Ruggles' grant in the
western part of Texas on the Rio
Grande, will leave this city on We'd
nesday night next. We understand
that about so persons will leave at
this time, and others follow January
lst and after. Reduced rates are pro-
cured for those interested in the
grant. The company now going out
will superintend the surveying and
dividing of the tract.
w. M. SHUMATE,
j. DILLARD.
A. LADD, Elk. Commit'e.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14

MORE SCARED THAN HURT.-A COL
ored boy, .ged IL or 18, was acci
dentally shot on last Sunday night
by q play mate. The boy was fright
ened almost to death, and the way
he squealed was o caution. The bull
let entered his right arm and passed
nearly through. He was taken 10
the drug store of Mitchell Bros, and
after chloroform had been admins
tered the bullet was extracted by DR..
Russell. The boy will recover. Mar:
shall Potts is investigating the reason
of the boys carrying a pistol.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14
NOTICE.

From personal dealing with the
Goodhsart Bros. and what we know
of them by reputation in their busl'
nsss We haze TO hesitation in rec.
o" mending them and their work as
being reliable and satisfactory.
J M Lizer, Druggist.
IA Lsttou, photographer.
VIM. o. Bashooe, Atty. at law
EB Crane, Insurance agent
VIC Thomas, Bank.
PS Knightor, Real estate.
Jas F Barde, Insurapce agent.
Hannibal Mo. Dec. 1st, 1876.
This great Eastern Renovator will
be at the Martin House for the re-
mainder of this week and will be
pleased to serve any of our citizens
who may desire his services.
He VIII make an old suit look like
new, and his charges are moderate
He has n,ot with encouragement
IN every place be has visited apd we
heartily recommend his work to tho
people If Mexico and vicinity. Call
Or him mediately at the Martin
HJu-e.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14

WIN. 0. Lee, our Piano and music
man of VIM. o. Lee & Co., has our
thanks Tor the most enjoyable bug
gy ride behind two spanking bays
had for long time Mr.. Lee besides
being a thorough business man will
be found by those who deal with
him to be q gentleman and good
Judge OF pianos.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14
List Of Letters.

Rem aiming in the Postoffice at Mexico
Audrain county, Missouri Dec. 14th, 1876
and which, if not called for within four
weeks, will be sent to the Dend Letter
Office. Persons calling for letters In thi
list will please say ''advettissd.
SAMUEL GROVE, ?. M.
Brady Z Blue X
Barton l. Brooks Sallie
Banke Mrs E & Promley X l.
Greed Mollie Crestlin Frank
day II L Ford Jas u
Hail NJ Hughes M j
Uanley G Heart Eva
Harris G. johnson Peter
Lewis Geo Riggs llrttle
Robin Ii Rldgeway Sallie j
Sports b Smith Mariah (coD
Smith Il G Stewart M
Wilson l. WOOlery JnO
Waters T. Mcdonald VIM
NcHenry JAS L.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14

SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNNENTION.-
The next session of Little Bonne
Femme Baptist SUNDAY School Con-
vention will be helu at Mexico, on
December 20, 80 and 81. The follow
ing will be the order G. I business:
December Goth. Report Of Sunday
School. Volunteer remarks Work.
Rev. DR.. Dodge. Dec. 80: Teach,
J. M. Mcclure. Volunteer remarks.
Uniform Lessons M S. Clemens;
DUTY Rev. G.. L. Black. December
81: Labor Of Love- w. Pope Yea
man. General Review. Services,
w. Pope Yeaman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14
Vandalia Items.

The Madisonville mail leaves here
on Tuesdays and Fridays about !
o'clock.
Mr.. Ely shipped from this point
last week a car load of mules. =
Married-At the residence @ the
brides mother, in Pike, " sdnesday
evening last, Mr.. George Dyer to
Miss Laura Barnett, both of this
city.
There is a movement on foot to
organizs q brass band IN Vandalia,
A paper was circulated last week
and about $75 or $50 subscribed. 1t
is something We badly need, and We
hope it will be pushed vigorously
through.
Cutting.-A very unfortunate AZ
fair took place On our streets last
Monday about noon, which very
nearly cost our feIlow-townsman, Mr..
J. NJ. Beshears, tbs life, at the hands
of Mr.. - Anderson. The facts Of
the case have uot yet bean brought
out by legal investigation, and there
are several contradictory statements.
The origin of the difficulty appea 0
to have been about some work Mr.
Anderson had been employed to do
for Mr.. Bsshears, when some warm
words passed, which ended as above
stated. It is claimed by Mr.. ADder-
son that Deshears struck the frat
blow; on the other hand it is claimed
bv Beshears and his friends that
Anderson struck first, and in return
was knocked down by the former,
and that the latter, Anderson, was
never close enough afterwards to
have done the act. Bsshears says
be was not aware that Anderson had
a knife in his hand, neither did be
know that he was cut until hs saw
the blood.
The knife entered the breast about
two inches from the lower extremity
of the breast bone, and bad its prog
ress not bsen impsnsd by the bcne,
or had it struck him two inches
lower, must have inevitably resulted
in death. The wound, however, 10
comparatively slight, and outside Of
the pain caused by the blade pens-
trating the bone, the injury promises
to be of little consequence. We
heartily deplole and condemn such
incidents, but are sincerely glad that
the termination is no worse.
Squire Beshears is one of our
most popular and influential citizens,
and we have always regarded Mr..
Anderson as psaceable and inoffsn-
slve.,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14

The OLDEST AND THE BEsT.-Thess
are the claims which the publishers
of :he New York OBsERvER make
for their paper in their prospectus
OF the fifty-hfth volume. And while
history bears them out in the fret,
an undertaking course in sending out
a large, full, fresh, readable family
newspaper gives them at least Alright
to the second. In the great multi
tude of papers that ale published the
Observer holds it's own position, and
an snviable position it is. No paper
reaches rs that we can recommend
more heartily. 1t is published at
$3.l5 o year, postpaid, and the pre-
MUM picture and chrome humbugs
are left for those who have nothing
better to offer. S. [. Prime & Co.
81 Park Row, New York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14

We would state to the public that
our stock is now unusually large
and complete, and we would call es-
peeial attention to our stock Of ladies
cloaks. We have some new novelties
of the latest styles and guarantee
prices for every department.
27u. WOODWARD COoNs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14

RATs.-If you are troubled with
rats get at the drug store some
crude potash, and put it in their
runaways and holes. The potash
will stick to their feet, and disliking
this, they try to lick i. off, and get
their Tongues burnt in the operation
and they vii lsoon leave the premises
i, disgust.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14
MAIL DEPARTMENT.
MEXICO FOSTcFFICR.

MEXICO FOsToFFICE.
Postmaster, Samuel Groves.
Office, hours, : O. m. TO 6 p. IN.
Open on sunday from IL m. to p. m.
Mail to St. Louis closed at 10:45 a. m.
Mail West closed at 200 p. m.
Night mails all closed at 8 p. m.
Mail from Fulton ar rives at 10 a. m.
Mail from Louisiana arrives at 10 a. m.
Mail from Kansas City and the West
arrives at lilo a. m.
Mail from st. Louis and the East ar
rives at 2.37 p. m.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the
Postoffice of Mexico. Audrain county,
Mo, if not called for in so days will be
sent 20 the Dead Letter Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14

Rev. Stuart Robinson, Of Loais-
v,lIs, KY, passed through this city
on last Saturday, en- route for Full
ton, where be delivered the dedica
tion sermon of the new Presbyterian
Church on last Sunday. He preached
both morning and evening to a
crowded house. Few men have tho
knowledge in their heads that D..
Robinson caG boast OF. He is = self
made man at that.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14

TAKE NoTICE.-In addition to our
having 4 presses, all in fine working
order.and one ofthem power press,
the on,y one in this part of the coun-
try, together with everything neces-
sary for job work of all kinds, we
have ordered a number Of new fonts
of the finest type made at the Boston
type foundry, and will now execute
work of all kinds, plain or fancy, 10
suit the taste of the most fastidious
and as low as can be done anywhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14
Aromatic Tonic.

This Tonic is a. compound OF ln-
gradients selected for their health
preserving qualities, and beneficial
effects on the human system. "The
Union Medicine Cos Aromatic
Tonic 10 recommended TO all per-
sons suffering from indigestion, loss
of appetite, dyspepsia, disorder OF
the stomach and digestive organs in
general, and it is especially recon-
mended as an agreeable tonic for
persons recovering from attacks OF
chills and fever, and when taken
with q usual dose OF quinine it il q
sure cure aud preventative for
shilIs.
This tonic is prepared for, and
especially recon- me nded to persons
residing in The Western and South
ern elm ates.
Dos, from a tablespoonful to
VIM glass; hc taken before meals.
SpAUNHoRsT L. HACKMANN,
3!-4t sole A!ents, St. Lous, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14
LOOK HERE.

Ifyou want to trade / will take in
exchange for Singer Sewing Machines
horses, cattle, hogs and corn at the
highest market prices.
Office in z. NJ. Norris building.
7. W. NICHOLS, Agent Mexico, Mo.
27-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14
YOUNG'S CREEK ITEMS.

Mr.. William Marshall is very low
with brain fever.
Mr.. B. Price is building him a
neat cottage.
A lite.ary society was organized
at Weaver school house last FRIDAY
night.
Prof. Hamill lectures at that place
on tomorrow (Frlday) night, on an
educational subject of some cast.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14

l would respectfully invite the at
tention of the public 10 my large as
sortment of silverware just received.
All fresh and new. Castors,
butter dishes, pickle dishes, vases,
mugs, cups, ladle spoons, knives,
&c. Prices guaranteed to suit every
body. MARX PILCHER. n32-8t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-14

+. G.. Basford aest side square
has a full line Of fancy and staple
yroeries. Give him call and ex-
anime sls goods before purchasing
else where. 32-tf.