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FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PTRIir.

OsiHf oibS VI 'S''''S
'THEcounteuanceis paleand leadcn-
coiorcd, with occasional tuslcs. or
:, Circumscribed spot III n or both
checks the ewes becomedull ;thepn-
pills dilate an scmicirclc runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir-
rita,cd, swells, and sometimes bleeds
aswellingofth the upperlip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bing of the ears ; an unusual secretion
OF saliva Shiny or furred tongue /;
breath cry foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times ]voracIous, with a gnawlng sem
s:,tion ofthe stomach, at others, entire
hgone heeting pains in the stomach ;
occasionalnausc and vomiting vio-
lent PAINS throughout the abdomen ;
bowels irregular, At times cost,vc ;
stools Shiny not untrequently tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard /;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hlc-
cough coughsometimes dry andcon-
vulslve; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth temper
variable, but generally irritable, SC.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found To exist,
DIR c McLANE'SNE RMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
III anvtorm tits an innocent prepara-
ton. not capable Of doing the sight
Is: !ui:,y!o the most tender infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANEs YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures of c.
j: LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
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Honey.

Pitchers Castoria Isa complete substitute
for Castor OIL, and Is as pleasant 10 take rs
Honey. IL is particularly adapted to Teething
md Irritable children. II destr"ys worms.
assimilates the food. regulates tho Stomach, and
cur.s wind Collie. Few remedies are ss eli On
cious for Eeverishn-ss, Group, Worms and
whoouipg Cough. Casturia is ! scieniitc and
purely vegetable preparation, more effective
than Castor Oil and neither gags nor gripcs.
Prepared by Messrs. J Is. RosE, Co. 10 Dey
Street. New York, from the receipt Of Samuel
Pich,r. II. d., OF Barustsble, Mas.. j~aRl3IuS
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FINAL

NOTICE - hereby gwen to all persons inter
~ e-tr'!, that the Undersigned, guardian OF thu.
estates OF Wm .rriCe and May l.. prIrc. minors,
ht- filed his account Tor finAi settlement
OF SAID minors estates, at tive April term.
ls11, al III. Lafayette county Probate Court and
Will slply Tor n FINAL settlement or said gaar-
ClLnshli' al the ArrII term, l-.7, OF sand court.
IInlIL-S. IIIlM - nRIEL I.,1-rl-n,
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FINAL

\OlltE l. hereby given, th.tthe undrrsIgnel,
~ administrator with WI! ANNEXED at the
estate "f James &. %>u'i'iatb, deceased, Will apply
Ia the Probate Court Of Lafayette county, No ,
AT the AprII term. 49,. 10 MAKE Il final settle
lent OF said estate. ADA n. SCDbATH,
febS-Jt Administrator.
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FINAL LEM

ArO1lt.. Is ncrrpy gwen 10 all persona inter
~ estcd. that the unI'rsigned guardian OF the
estate OF Henrietta J.. Pool. minor, has flied his
account Tor hnHl settlement Of said minors
estate at the iaI.L4ary term, 1877. oGthe Lafayette
county Probate court and VIII apply Tor a final
settlement Of said guardianship NJ III. April
term. lc.1, of said court.
jtu2t-S' Il. F LUnrli,a
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FINAL.

NoIl,E j. hereby elv,m to all creditors aaGi
~ others interested IN TIE estate o! ihi-iaI
' nhheIt, deceased, that me Undersigned, eN-
cclt"r ui sand estate, intends 10 make Il tinaI set
il"mrnt of sand r-tate at the April term, Isl,
OF III" Probate court of i.aiay elite county, Mis-
-"ulI, IT. be begun aud Grlti AT the Courthouse
IN me CITY 81 lexington, ON HE first Monday IN
Ai'rsi. !e.1. ISAAC W. ANlII.
JAil.N-It ENrrmtnr.
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FINAL SETTIEMEHT.

rREpIIOkS and Ill Others Interested in the
" estate OF Sarah \. Garnhart, deed, are here
by uutIiic that the undersigned, aimInistrstrIx
Will make final settlement % SAID estate AT The
next April term, Isl, 81 The Lafayette cuun
~ PIVbat. Court. tn lie begun amt held at tn.
COURTHOUSE. IN the city OF Lexington. county al
LAFAYETTE, AMI state Qi Missouri, on the first
Monday IA April, ls.-.
SUSAN V. u. SiIEW ALTER,
tanSn-Ii ttuini>ir.trt,
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ISE1vr.EucyT

NOTICE Is hereby given to al! creditors ana
~ others interested IN the estate OF Margaret
self, deceased, that the undersigned. All
mlnlslrHtnr OF said estate, intends 10 make -
final settiemcntu OF SAID estate al the ! prli term
Isl, Ui the PrObai. Court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri, to be h. gun aud held at the court
house in the city "i Lexington on the first Mon
day in April, 1871. JOAN I. IOUNO, JR.
lau1O.St administrators
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DtssO.UTIoN OF paRTNER,nIP,

'NHE partnership OF sonn {. Young. Sr =,
i Jailrs Il. CIR en-, and Anthony p. Logan in
the livery business, |as dissolved iy mutual
consent CA the first day If August. 1875. Ihus.
laylng cls,rns against said sriu wall present the
sai"' 10 either ~ the iirIn tor payment. and
those owing SAID firm will please call on .Iunles
X. Green and pay the SANE
JOHN q. Young, ST..
JAMES X GREEN.
lrb3-;t ANTHONY l.. LOG N
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HSEE.Et SALE,

TIE "u'rr-i n"t. agent Tor Lafayette rouu-
L ~ Viii, On
MONDAY, MARCH jrn, 4. u. 49,,
h'inrc the courthouse door IN the city ui LeAins-
TON. IN -1ud ""'in;E. tor cash, ~"iI t" tie hi. he Il
t'aH'r. ~ lnuhil" Ven I'ir, ia" following ,ic.crIb-
ct real "oItt" lie northeast quarter OF the
'uth vest quarter, also III" northwest quarter
"i III" -~"uth'a-t quarter a!-oth s%0utheasi quar-
'ts "i h' southwest IUuTt'r y. all III SECTION ciyn,
81. township iprty-"lXht 81. ct rauy- twenty
cent t''y, amt known ~ the Casper farm.
i,hirti RDBI. TAYLOR, County Agent
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saw the CATERS.

Russian agents are in this counrrv
making heavy purchases of agricultural
machinery, and Turkish agents are buy.
ing up oar surplus arms and anmuni-
ton. Thus the universal yankee I'M
partially helps to feed or Kill the mil
lions over the water.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

She wouldn't stand to have a tooth
pu, - Tor one million two hundred thou
sand dollars, she said,sn yet she walk
et al day in tiny CATERS, two sizes too
small tor her, and thought nothing OF it
but then nobody saw that tooth, and
several saw the CATERS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

The Lincoln, HIS Times SAYS Nc.
he p.ld"aed McDcaa.d is pardoneG.
ant i'll, ale OF $500 RENTED; joyce
IS !, re pardoned. and nothing now re
ma, t. Dc done in the ST. Louis whisky
Cases. rut Tor the president 10 put Bris-
Wv. Br,adl~ai. Henderson. Blufori
N-sou Gad Iaryan in the penltentary
and Keep them there.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
IT sAl.E

WILL, as a ADMINISTRATIVE of iola +. Her
L deceased, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2lsT, ls77
at the late residence of the deceased, in l.;
cite county hall II mile north of Msyview
to the highest bidder, at auction, the folio
property Of the deceased, :o-wit: Hn
Mules, Cattle, ii 81, Wagon, ~AgrICuiuuri.
other tools, etc, etc.
TRRMs:-All sums under $40 cash; on all
Of $40. and over IA credi, Of nine months W
given, the purchaser giving note with app,
security. ALBESTINE HERhEi
febStd AdminislratI
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l. : noticeable that the number 0.
big b"ys who paroxysmall7 kiss thu
sch.o.-narm when she tries to whip
them, : on the increase II is also no.
t!2eoh.- that this increase is followed BY
4 .arga increase in the number OF school
naEms who attempt 10 whip big boys.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

Women in lS17-rhe woman OF work
sweeps everything before her: tho wa.
mar of fashion sweeps everything he.
hind her.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
TRUSTEES SALE,

NHtREA-, David l.. Rtrg= and Mary .
~ kE-. his wife, lEt ~ their desl nf ru
diirG JuEr end, ls-4, convey Ia R0btr' I
tile tNrsr n Trustee. the blown. described r.
estate situate IN L=t'yete Cuuu Y, Misecur
tu-WIi' iGr south nuIi 1T the !,pI hve-' qu :
Ter nj section i've 81 fOwr,hIp f0rlv-righJ ,ic
of range tw.nty-c:yhi t2Sl; also twelve II
:lcic- ii pant / I'll" .Uu1 nwr-t Qu.vHvT of I
northeast quarter OF same section and tOwn-h
III" Whole together; uaNing nfncty-lUur &
acres more or ic->: the tweIve fl2J acres
w'-i OF : nt-h-Har Srre~; which said rGnVtyag
was made IN trust to secure tin. pa mrnf ut I,
certain prolu!->try notes IN said deed Gr~Crib
,nd WBeiCa~. sG!: aa;cs haze become DIE Il
payable, ami default has ueen made IN ti.t. u.
ment thereof, and Wh"ItaS, II l. rnViirtl ~ =
iced that IN case OF Ia" absence, death. rein
10 act, or disability IN nlv wise OF The :.
Robert l.. tlCaHcs - said trustee, the In
acting sheriff of Lafayette county, Missouri,
the request of 'h' legal holder Of said notes II
proceed 10 sell the property lrieinbeinre
>crihed: upd whereas, the saI! Robert
Glcavcs has removed from sand county OF Lat
eftr: Now, Therefore, nj the rrlue-t Of
legal holder AMI owner Of SAID described moi
and in he ordanrc with the provisions
said deed "t trust, |. the undersigned sheriff
Lafhy't'" county. Missouri, Will. on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2sriI, Isl,
between the hours of nine O'Clock IN the f
noon ami five O'Clock III the afternoon OF
day, IN front of the courthouse door, in -Suc
al Lexington. county ut lafayette, and stat
Missouri, proceed 10 sell he property above
scrlbcd at public ven'tue 10 tie highest br
for cash IN hand to satisfy salt noes and
expenses OF executing Tins IruSt.
Gwen under my hand, this the 9th da
January, ls.I. GEO. NJ. MOUNTJoi
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

Somebody writes to n rural paper to
ask how long COWS should be milked?"I
why the same as short cows, OF course. !
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

All hair-plus look alike to men, but let
a wife 20 off "n II visit, and come hom,
and lind 4 strange ht.r-pinnear the door.
and she can't wait Il minute TO grow red
in the face.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

Young SWELL should like to have
my moust"rhe dyed. Polite barber
Certainly. Did You bring 1t with vouo
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

Prot. Proctor thinks there are more
things in the sea, as well as in heaven
and earth, than are known in IL PHI
losophy," and that huge sea serpents
probably exist.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

Il never did like mutton with ca
pers,' Brown said, as he brushed his
clothes after al attack from q am.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

Nei.'ngton, it is said, was always fond
OF be-towlng military names on various
articles. He called his night gown, we
believe, 4 nap sack.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

Cleveland Young women write con-
Hlents on the margins of the library
novels they read One emotional crea-
ture writes: The pangs of love ara
CRATE have been there my self.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

A djiapidated tramp was heard recent
" !uveighing against people who do not
clean of their sidewalks. Il expect
every m mute" he said, Ito fall down
and break the crvsta. OF nv watch"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17

Scientist. have q passion for the pole :;
politicians for the poll; drunkards for
the bowl. miIlcrs for the toll fishermen
for the troll; lovcrStor a stroll; the poor
man Tor coal. and the devil tor the soul
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE un,i. rs lnti wishes to REM OR
i SELL some very valuable land lying SSSAs
neal Napoleon, in Lafayette county. S1N
lhI- lani Viii be Rented or sold in -
tracts, aud On terms To suit the renter or pur-
chaser. ANY one wishing to either buy or rent
can be perfectly suited, rs there IS y very large
hm"unt, .hlci Is divided up IN lots suitable FOR
all purposes. Apply to
spi,u.t STRlTHER RESttL
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A temperance paper publishes the fol
loving invitation to skeptics: For
startling evidence OF the results of in
temperance, $50 Our jnsi,ie ;"
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FINE FARM FOR saKE

TNIE IN y crsi.nei offer tor GALE ON. of
i Iii" irtu slTaLle smtl! farms in EEHd
Lafayette comfy. = ,Gatet about two kJmU
and 4 halt mile S s"nts, OF Lexington, &1..A
II adjoining Inc Iar N of X NJ Sparks. The I'M
pruN"nIcuts are all IL early new, good wafer.
land \ No. ! in every respect, fences good
H"unE orchard just beginning 10 bear and nth
p~"rjsri. Only l2l acres. a bargain Will tie
gi.en ii suIi u, fore March LIST. Isl. For par
ticular, apply 10 RUFgo YOUNG
frb:;-3ts JOSEPH DAVIS
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\ large number of the Irish Catholics
OF Canada are preparing for a pilgrimage
to Rome to congratulate the Pope on his
tittieth anniversary.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
THEO. CCSEWISCH,
DRUGGIST AND AP0THECARY.

cOIl,ITING the favor and custom Of his
hIeud. uud public g"nrTrtlv. Keeping Iuu-
s;.utIy on hand a fgc>l supply Of
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
&H'Gekln Santrlli9rnter.

The .Iewi>hrtsturation- Il curious ru-
nor j. atiuat tor which we do not vouch.
I:!tt the Porte. in it, sa9crncS> Tor mOn-
cy. has offered 10 sell the Hereditary
Pa>h.lir of the Holy Land To ANY candl-
date accepted bv the Jews in return tor
a loan. The transaction would be one
Of the most singular in history. but il i,
not beyond the range of possibility.
Palestine needs nothing but irrigation
and trees. and though the Jews dislike
agriculture. fallabrrn sufficient might
hv attrtctrc! from Egypt. The restora-
ton Of the Jews. with Lord BrlCous-
field tor first king. would be an incident
romantic enough u satisfy even the
Imagination vi tho author OF ''Alroy."-
london Spectator.
Lazy Farmers. I.sziuc>s prevents Il
man iron! getting of his horse To put on
The tit>I raj! that gets kuOcked Oft the
fence. and through this lazy neglect =
Whole field OF corn IS seriously dam
aged. LaziucSs keeps II man from dry
M one mai when one would do, and
tHa.iy costs a carpenters bill tor exten-
@.ye repairs Lpzl!e-s allows II gate 10
he III the hinges, t. lie in the mud, OF
stand proppei by rails or a stable or i
barn II leak and damage hundreds OF
dollars worth OF provenier. Laziness,
in short. j. the v.Gnt and proper name
tOf ulGe teEths OF the eNcusrs given Tor
bad iarm.ag But far the most prolific
q: the mani wastes that are due 10 laZi-
ness j. the waste OF ignorance.
IN" cheyenne Sun Of recent date says
Is H.
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.lAAAGEREAU, p, Physician, corner
VI dickson and Short Streets.
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Proclamation Of the
80 " Governor. D.

ExECUTIvE DEPARTMENT, }
New Orleans, March 9, 1871. I
To the people of Lonisiana
| congratulate you npon your
lawabIding conduct during the
past months of unprecedented
anxiety and trial. 's'3
The history ofthat period, so
far as you are concerned. has
BEEN but the steady exhibition OF
the highest ciriv virtues. zad
The situation of your affairs at
tins moment demands. more than
ever. the exercise of combined
firmness, moderation and deyo-
ton to principle.
We now have the assurance
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a zEMA, C. Coffee House Keeper, Main
"a = st., between jackson and st. Phi
ipgsSuesses 'fzs tse.f
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OFFICE. COR, MARKET & PATRIOT SITS


love my Love. but how, / cannot tell
love heras the. stars are lDved by night
Yet not unwisely loNe-but passing well.
Hove her AS. theeye mHy love the light
And she is dear, ami beautiful and sweet;
All, to my sight, how gloriousiy fair!
There's nfasic in be" SOFTLY falling feet.
And sunlight fingers in her wavy hair.
/ sec her not with e.yes-as others see
But with my heart look into her own,
And she is mere than mortal pslto me.
Her 'lightest look, the laughter nj her
4.t...t tone, ii ..s uni<s g.
Are mine-the love which answers to INV
E t~ touch -i-s1s tfi F,t
A part of heaven which en- this earth /
know; -.
And, loving well, love not oyermucl,-
For love like mine no oyermuch may
e.t'srf 20 know sa ..au li :
Come tony arms, and, foi,led clos a ss
there, =
The story Of affection will tell g.
My hand just:fn'lirg on thy girlish hair
OF how love thee--wisely, dear, end
well.
Thy soft hand nestled closely in INK own
Thy sweet head nestled! closely on INV
breast. ....,...
And you are mine, and only mine alone
This IS the story--kisses tell the rest. -
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{gaLUM, s. Dry Goods and Grocery, cor
III uer Main and jackson Streets.
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f1a llfial OFFICIAL .a.I ~
a"s fffie State Of
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. !!t
OFFICIAL.
Regular Session OF as77

s,'.A ..J.- e. ---t -.t- .t.s
No. y. ;.i. AN ACT. ..
Toremit pcntlties on delino1en. taxes in
certain cases. tts, HliI3 = ~ Ilfs--.Il
SECTION |. Be il enacted by the Senate end
Ho"sc f,Rcpresentaires ot'thc STATE of Louis
aa,'G, M General assembly conrened, That
ali penalties presently accrued toi. tile no n
rayment OF delinquent St.te and parish
laNes he and the same are hereby remit
ted pforntcd the said taxes be paid on or
before the first day of November, 1871 /;
an" prorided further, that nothing herein
ne construed SO rs to prev frt the eiIforce-
l1ent byiTAx Collectors of the ,,ayment of
delinquent taxes before the said date, but
payments, when So enforced, in any case
shnii be free of penalties asabove provided
g, SEC. = Bc HfarLte' enocted, ETC.. That
AL laws or parts at laws in conflict with
this act De and the same are hereby re-,
IHalcd. ....... ....-0"' - 80
SEC. 3 BE II fiuihor enacted, etc,. That
this act sifall take effect from and after its
plssage. g.. -...at' 7 a# II =
nl@ned) LOUIS BUSH .u..
Speaker of the House of REPRESENTATIVES,
tSigned) L0CS 4. WILT.
Lleute Governor and President of the
Senate. ...
'Atfrovcd March ] :, 1877 W
,tSisnett ! FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS.
3. Governor ot;tln State of Louisiana.
x true copy:
tlF ttf4 Assistant Secretary of State
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| 81 tEtFs Hrf
that our great Commonwealth is
aboatI to resume her rightfuf DO
sitlon III the Unisn of States, and
III the control of her own mter>
mai affairs. si.r rol sr Z fran siilN
You must, therefore, continue
TO maintain the public pease,--re-
frain from all violence, and leave
to those who charged with duties
OF government the responsibility
OF enforcing the laws.
III the future history .Tof our
State, let us recognize and re-
Spect the fact, that all class and
race distinctions before the law.
are and shall remain abolished.
Let us honestly accord to each
citizen, without any Distinction.
tue full measure-Ofh his rights and
the equal bonefit aud f,pr0tScrion
ot'the law, 20. the enid that all
under the blessing of God, may
contribute to bring about an era
of good feeling, peace and, pros,
perity. @''n III tf''"f'' ~ ''Hhf
Now therefore, T. Francis ST.
Nichols, Governor, of the State
OF Louisiana, do issue this my
proclamation, enjoiniag upon an
persons the maintenance Of
peSacae, &c, the, the obserYia.pce of law,
ana q proper regard for . tho
right OF all persons; and T. re-
commend the cultivation of
good feeling, and spirit Off har-
mlony among all classes, ..'girr.
FRANCIS T. Nicholas,
Governor Of Louisiana.
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Notice to Sugar Planters.

. ts'.r 4 t'= y i-=. f tf-s - :! 'Itt Z
I BEG TO ANNOUNCE To MTFRIENDS
Il, III the Country and to the Sugar Plan
tiers in general that l am now prepared to
carry on the Sugar Factorage and Commls
ON Business on IN extensive scale aud
take pleasure in offering them my services
Liberal advances made on Crops
Country correspondence solicited 's-
LEON GODCHAUX.
81 and 50 Canal street,
New Crleans.
d 3alm -t--S