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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-11

Two ballots were taken by the Kentucky
Legislature yesterday for United States Seua-
tor without efectiug an election. Williams re
ceived 81 votes, Lindsay 49, McCceary 20 aud
Boyd l3. Three members were absent aud
three paired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-11

An application has been made for the ap-
pontment of receiver for the Charter Oak
Life Insurance Company, of Hartford, Ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-11

dividends have been declared during the PISS,
week, by the First National of4 per cent tho
Citizens National per cent the German Say
ings Bank has declared q dividend of 81 81
per share.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-11

1HcW % Ieau5 gTOCeTy RrHuts ......... : :"
Cofee-The market remains in the same d..
and stsgnant condition as heretofore and We -
again without sales to report There is ave,
little demand from interior points, and in IL
absence OF outlet buyers show little dispo:I!D;
to enter the market, and there is scarcely ~!
inquiry for csrgoes or invoices. Wo make
change in quotations. but they are nomins Z.
tirely. and it is dot btful if they could BIO real
on actual sales VS. quote, viz: 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-11

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Jsn'y. l0.-I@
market during the week has been genera
quiet. with mod crate receipts of produce F.o4
IN fair supply at 25 to So So "a to brand.
Wheat 130al40 for fair to choice lots Of rod 81.
white Corn 45s47 for white and mixed. ~.
6Oa65. Oats 32s35
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-11

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Jan; ~ as
dull and shade lower; common, lo. ..Sar
light, 70a$3 %; packing, 385s$4 Du'e"'
4a$5; receipts, 1900 shipments. 490
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-11

is rather dull. with but slight changes in pyic".
Flour dull. Wheat quiet and unchanged y: /
Abs for red and white of fair to good qu,'
ity. Corn in limited supply and demand Il. ~
IS for mixed, and 58a62 for white GAS Bal
for spring and winter. Nothing doing in BY
which is quoted at 55aGU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-11

RICHMOND MARKET. Jsh'y. l0.-Tno m.7Ne
is but fairly active, with limited receipts @
grain, the offerings on Change to-day reschiE.
only about SEQ bushels of Wheat. 300 Of Co';
l30al4O for good to choice Lancaster ana Fu,
red. Sales of Corn at 81 for white and miye.
Sales of 10 bushels of Rye at GU. Nothing dol"
in Oats.
, 1878-06-08
SssC<EAg. FEEEsCEsTS.

Pianos, Biliiari TALES, Furniture. Glass @!''~
VAR and It's contents IN e--- 80 ie- -. -
ware. Marble AMI Castings. taken only Il OHI-.s
risk Of darIage, bresk..,, Cr i,;tUi,sr
Acr!s, TurpeEtiEes, Burning Fluids, cils an Il
Other iuiis, IN c.ss u: other vessrls, nj o""9'
riSk of leakage.
Eggs taken only at owners risk Of tTeakT=r
fruits, Vegetables a:id all Other IeT.s-IDle iiuF
erty, at osn,rs r!Sf. of fT,s; OT decay.
Furniture not boNei and all Agricultural 81
Mechanical Implements, set up Or kno XII ''o'Lr
at ovrers ri-k uf Il. mace and hitu. or htttAi--
Nor Will The Company ie responsible for dea,Ti.s
m any part unless t. sIe,lIy r,cc! ~.
, 1878-06-08

ETIQUETTE IN NEVADA Gentlemen Of leis-
ure who live in Nevada will be glad 10 know
the fashions FOR 1873. II viii be a great breach
81 Pp!ltenesS u shoot at anybody further off
than SIN feet, and ii he falls II the tirSt FIRE il
i af r-ggs'r that you should walk IN to the
party and put at lelS: eight more bullets in his
carcass III Seli-defenSe- This nroessitates car
Tyins two rsvolvers, but that cannot be helped.
a.iion a. a. tunes Laws heavy burdens on lis vo
tarieS. The knife is n LONGER u,ad in Il,
circles, and the correct thing To do after the O.
currence i % immediately give Yourself ~, =,
the police, and send letter Of contoIencs ~
the nearest relatives of the deceased. Ii iS not
usual 10 20 to the funeral. unless it happens IN
be your own. in which case it is in bad tcsra 70
either stay away or take An active part in the
Iroceedlags. San FrGacisco Ners L,tter.
, 1878-06-08

ErUFnV FOR OBESITY.-FuruS Ttsicuinsrs.
marine plant commonly known rs bladder
wr.ack, 4 Kind of sea-we-,l, has been found to
he an otfectual remedy in the treatment Of
morbid corpulenc@. without suffering or diStur.
hdnce OF the general health This is 4 recent
discovery announced in the medical Journals
aS having been made 10y some French phvsi-
Clans. Quite extensive experiments have been
made with satisfactory results The original
discovery was first made in the treatment of 4
patient Ter a skin disease, this drug hein, used
- a remedy. hut was found to he useless: how
ever. great loss Il flesh was observed in the
patient, who had been very stout man.
Further eNperim mt proved it 10 be an absorb
ant ot tat, preventing its being retained and
deposited in the tissues of the system. While
u>ln: It. very stout person looSeS about three
bounds per week. \ fund extract Of this arti-
y.e has been prepared. and can be obtained
from the druggists. The usual strength Of
one grain 10 the lninim Is followed. and the
dose for A. adult Is one hall II two TEASPOON
tu!S. taken AZ each meal See Nesr Remedies
IN illustrated journal Of materia medica, &c.
the number for November l., lS17. pages :S9l5
and 81, where the subject Is treated at length.
, 1878-06-08
DOWN SPECIAL RATES,

MerebaDiis-, Fruit and Vegetables, sI;He rAisSN
above r.r ton measurement -,
Wool, seven dJlIi,s pr ton weight b. l!-s
each 10 cents
WOOD, Sand, Stone and Live Stock q: ass'7- =
RATES up or down, hy ear l0ai
Fast freight rates = par ton, up or oO"n' u
eeiyet from or ,l-iiveIel u boats
All fre;. b, not GeIv-re,: before T.. II on thT a..
after It resolved at the dr!Ots vi! 5v S.oE7- -
owner expense and risk.
And all freight received at depots Will t% Al oII.
risk Of fire until sh prei or delivered 10 81 chsE
All balls payable IL Eoli o0:n beio.e -s-i''i'
freight.
, 1878-06-08
ssascs eas Es0vsEs E'EeiShi,
Eaaee> Gs, sIp Freight,
[rrn ray Nr.euu..us..r, o,f

GOODS. NERCHiNDLSE, Etc, LIC
From Wallula 20 W:llt Nall:.--.--.---- - y
From WHliula 20 Wii.Tan. ,
From " k.tn.sn Ia NJl..l Naili-- --.---------- "
"a Buildin; Material, Agricultural All Welsh
lc.! Implements, Lime, SC, Freq L.! Ia Ha.lIi!
o. = y Cos heats at rrlu'i '.Ir' u. s.
Freishted by at the foregoing rates On q. y
70 s reduced stlreI..erit
, 1878-06-08
GRAND PREMIUMS FOR SPEED.
Troltinc and Running R.rc..

FIRST DAY T"c~la", Sep'eo,ic. L., p. u.
Trotting Race. for wear Odds : mile heats:
in 3 Purse so $40 to lSt horse so to ID.
5P. u. Running Race. for saidle horses /;
Is or more to enter Purse 81. Entrance fee
-, to 80 with the purse. All the horses enter
e,l TO be divided tby lott into three squads ;
each squad to run single dash OF one mile,
and the winners of each squad heat to run a
single dash Of l mile as daciding heat First
horse of the deciding heat TO get half the purse;
second herSe 2-3 OF the remainder, and third
horse the balance Free t. all SaidIe Horses,
excluding I'll race horses and horses that have
run for and woR public money.
, 1878-06-08
notice..

4 IL PERSONS HAVING CHANGES
"a in county roads OF new roads granted to
them by the Board of County Commissioners.
are hereby notified that in accordance with the
laws OF this territory, they are required to OBJ
tam the order Of view at the County Auditors
Office, and deliver the same to the viewers ap-
pointed. I. p. PAGE,
i5w County Auditor.
, 1878-06-08
Notice Of Resignation

"HE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINiIoIt6GyJ
tor of the estate Of THOMAS h Me.otJ
deceased, hereby gives notice 70 all c9ii:-i-..ra
that he proposes to resign as such adiiu. ~, rs:
tor; that he has filed his petition = ~ VIII
purpose. in the Probate Court OF " --t1 al r1ze
county, W. T., and that the sam VIZ Iy-s,
up for hearing at the regular VI - t.fEi TT
Of said Court. DANIEL SILM AZ -
Admin
DATED April 10Th, 1873. -
, 1878-06-08
Thrcc.ninuic Trotiing Race.
The Annual Address.

THIRD DAY ThHrNidH September I9tL, P
lN-The annup! address by Hon JAMES W.
NESuITH. who has kindly accepted the Socie-
tvs invitation To deliver the same
, 1878-06-08
Two.Forfy Trottiu. Race.

, p. M-Two- Forty Trottins Race mile
heats: 3 in >. Free for all horses that have
never beaten 2:40. Purse 500; lst horse $50:
ID horse SO.
, 1878-06-08

NOTE PAPER.-Ruled NOTE PApER, for
~ sale at the STATESMAN Office. -.
, 1878-06-08

WTHITE-WASHING,k kALSOMINING,
w Wall ColOring, and General JObbing, in
the city and vicinity. Also, Bill Posting. All
orders left at the Star Market, will be
promptly attended to-
Ntf WM. JOHNSON 1 co.
, 1878-06-08
Running Race.

LAST DAY OF FAIR-Sdturddp. September 81,
4" VI. Running Race mile heats 3 in ).
Free for all Purse 500: lst horse $50; q
hNrSe SO
, 1878-06-08

4 In al! the above races, except the saddle
morse race, there must he at least ) to enter and
to GO The entrance fee is 10 per cent on all
the purses, except the saddle horse and post
'ta@e races. which are specially provided for
a funnlng Will be governed by the Pacific
Coast rules. TrOtting to be governed by the
rules OF the National Association
>. IL The Premium List will soon be ready for
distribution containing the Programme for the
air OF 1873, and other desirable information.
j. d. LAMAN, Secretary.
WaiId WGl2a. May II, 1873. 23-Sw
, 1878-06-08
PASSENGER RATES.

NorF. The charges of the Nalla Wa!la "--iI w. a
Trarsfer Company on down freight triii'''1'. .o,-
o. :. y Cos boats, including the brs:rrs- ~
wariing. Is 50 cents per ton And on Up - %
eeived from q. s. y. Co.'S boats ant II ~
cents per ton All down freight, toT i1ISAi- e
ment, not sSnsi.,n.d 20 parties At Wa.iuIA, -
turned oyefto this Transfer Company 70 :o1"
ID. s. EAAER,
President VI. u. d 4. IL. b. 80
W.IIA WsIL. Noy-:nt~-r :. l>s.-
, 1878-06-08
3 II E T. LES'
PAIN ERADICAT0R.
The Most Wonderful Discovery Of the .-e.

lnc MOST " "OnucFiui DlScOvery O1 the = Se.
The World moves. and unless We Progress we must
60 Backwards. Nothing remains Stationary
IN OFFERING THIS MEDICINE IT Is NOT
INTENDED to deceive the people rs a cure for every
complaint earth but really scientific article of
ihe greatest merit, which will prove boon TO suf
frrinr humanity account of its adapta biity
10 both and beast its readiness of application
and the price being within the reach of all. 1t will
actually cure
RhcumatiSln, NeuraIyia,
Contracted Cords, stiff Joints,
Goat. Contracted Muscles.
Sore Throat, SNeliinSS,
lameueSS, Iame Back,
tprains. BiarrhRa,
Headache, Collie.
Cramps, faceaclse,
IsrHisc~, HOres,
Earaelae, Cuts,
ISurDS. ScaldS.
inflammation of the Kidneys.
And ali Nervous and Irfamitory Aches and Pains
DIR. STEELE, who has for years been in the Pro-
prietary Medicine business, and who has Travelled
parts of the world in search of nj forma-
tion, has great cor fdenee in the ERADICATOR as
the 50 Ne Plus Chrd OF safe and reliable rene
dies for genera use as Family Doctor.
Provide yourself with a hottie without de,ay and
you will always keep it in the family and save
money. Don't be but of with some other gep-ra-
tion Take only SrEELE'S PAIN ERADICAIOR
We can produce thousands of testimonials as TO
made. but trial will prove the most ske,-
ticai that 1t IS truly Eradicator of Pains Aches
and Inflammations. 1t has been, and is now. con-
stantly used by lsbrsemen as Iiniment and has
save more valuable property of that kind than any
other preparation. Take pains 10 see that you get
the genuine.
Put up in large bottles and for sale by druggists
and dealers. Ii yon happen to be in a locality wh ere
SrEELES PAIN ERADICATOR cannot be OBJ
tsne, send TO the wholesale druggist or TO
the Agents,
CRANE & BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists.
500 and 5s2 Market Street. San Francisco Cal
Price 81 per Large BOttle. ak bottles IS.
i0-3m
, 1878-06-08

DRINTERS' SUPPLIES-Wg 49, -
L ranged to keep or hand a sto-'' =. a 80
PAPER, FLAT CAP, Folio Posi- ~ :.-..s
STOCK, and invite the pat 7n.Ge ~ - =.
wrinting Offices All order aa.Ies'-
statesman Office promptly filed
, 1878-06-08
Eunn.n: Race rer ..ycar 0Ia..

Second DAY-E EotNe,dfv. S,Jtcmbcr 18Th.
T. N Post Stake, Running Race; three
fnurths Of Il mile dash: free for AL year olds
Purse Sl25. Entrance fee SD. to 90 with the
purse. First horse 10 get 3-5 of the purse sec
ond horse 2-3 Of the remainder. and third horse
the balance. Entries to close July lst, 1873
TIE name Of the owner Of the horse and half
the entrance fee IL all that will be required at
the time of entry the half entrance as a for
feit-but the horse must be named by P NJ
Of the day previous to the race, at which time
the balance IF the entrance fee must be paid
Thrcc.linUic Trotiing Race.
@P. N-Three Minute Trotting Race mile
heats :: > IN ;. Free for all horses that have
never beaten three minutes. Purse 500; first
horse SO; sec9nd horse 81.
, 1878-06-08

ENVELOPES. Received at the STATES
II MAN Office large lot of Envelopes, which
will be printed and sold At slight advance up
on San Francisco prices.
, 1878-06-08
TratfiuI Race.

?. M.-Trotting Race: mile heats 3 in
,. Free for all. Purse 500; 1st horse $50
% horse so.
, 1878-06-08
Running Race for s.ycar oId,.

FouETH DAY-Fridag, September 20. / p. NJ
Running Race; mile heats: in 3. Free for
all Syear oldS- Purse $50; LIST horse 500 :;
ID horse so
, 1878-06-08

SrEscRlEE for your local paper.
, 1878-06-08
Trofting Rare for stations.

-" p. ": :-Trottins Race; 2-mile heats: 2
IN ). Free for all stations. Purse 500; first
horse $50; Il horse so.
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Beecher'S Lecture.

The lecture of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
on Friday night, was probably the richest
intellectual entertainment of the character
ever given in this city. The audience were
highly pleased with the great Preacher o.
Plymouth. and his peculiar powers OF de-
livery never fail to delight his listeners.
Beecher may not be as deep a. thinker or as
profound a philosopher. as Tyndall and
Others, but he possesses the merit OF origin
atty and happy faculty OF expressing his
ideas that always pleases even those who
are prejudiced against him.
4 number of delegations from the sur
rounding towns we're in attendance. and the
majority returned home highly pleased with
the occasion and the best advertised man en-
the American continent.
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LAMONTE.

From Our Regular Correspondent
LAxoNrE, March q, 1873.
The merchants mill at this place, it is
o be rebuilt, with larger capacity.
j. d. Crawford, county recorder,
passed through this place yesterday morn
ing.
George H. Sheppard is now very busy,
filling his orders for fruit trees for the
spring planting.
John Patton has bought three lots on
Chestnut street, and is now erecting .
dwelling house thereon.
-Thcmas Terry is very busy building
dwelling house, about half mile south OF
town, and will soon remove out to it.
j. d and 7. J. Craghead, and Others,
went fishing yesterday with some success, -
il took some time to divide their wagon
load.
The protracted meeting At the Meth
edist church, is still in progress. . good
many additions have been made to the
church. It will be continued over Sunday.
&C. w. Bullen. agent of the Home In
surance Company Of New York, to which
company the Franklln of Missouri trans
ferred their policies on the mill here. was
in town on Thursday evening to obtain the
numbers of the policies.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-26

An epistle written BY Pablius
Lentulus to the Roman Senate, in the
time of our Saviour.
COxsCRIPr Fathers There hath
appeared in theae our days . man OF
great virtue, named Jesus Christ, Who
i vet living among u, and Of the
Gentiles IS accepted - . prophet Of
truth, but bis own disciples call him
the Son of God. He raiseth the dead,
and cureth all manner Of Diseases
man of stature somewhat tall and
comely, with . very reverend counte-
nance. such a. beholders may both
love and fear his hair the eolor Of .
fi:bert fully ripe. plain to the ears.
whence downward It IL more orient Of
color, somewhat curled and waved
about his shouldera In the midst d
his head Is . seam, or partition Of hn
hair, after the manner Of the Nasarites,
his forehead plain and delicate. his
face without spot or Wrinkle, beautif-
ed with couely red. nose and mouth
exactly formed; his beard thick. tho
color Of his hair. not any great length.
but forked; his look Innocent; his
eye. gray. clear and quick. 10 re-
proving. terrible; in admonishiDg
Courteous /; in speaking, very modest
and wise. In proportion Of body.
we'll shaped. None have seen him
laugh, but many have seen him weep.
A man for his singular beauty sur
nassine the children Of men.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-26

One Of our most eminent American
chemists has discovered . process whereby
he obtains, in . palatable form, all the
active medicinal properties Of the East
India Chinehona bark. without disturbing
the irri,ant and inert matter. In this
preparation the alkaloids are in their native
combinations. and the same proportions Of
the ingredients are maintained ~ exist in
the celebrated bark from the Neilgherry
hills. This preparation il called Clidord's
Febrifnse, and is fast taking the place Of
Quinine and the so-called ague cures, ETC.,
in the market.
&c. RlcHAlpsoN, PropE.
For sale BY oil drusKists. 81. Louis.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-26
Probable Weather,

Prof. lice make. the following predic-
sions for March
"a to 26-Ciear or fair weather.
Is to 3O-Fair, ending with clouding
threatening weather, With snow storms
about the 2Sth or 18th.
80 and 3l-Clear or fair weather.
The comparatively warm or warmest
days will be about the 4th, llih, 18th, I'D
and 18th.
The comparatively cold or coolest days
will be about the LIST, 9Th, 18th, 18th, 2Sd
and 29th.
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I can tell il better than il Il had been ex.
perieuced suddenly.

] can tell ie better than u u had been ex.
Perieoced suddenly.
do NOT NEGLECT THE CHILDREN.
About one in ten IN the conference, be
found, cateehise the children according TO
the discipline, and organize their Sabbath
achools into missionary societies. Some
times the minister can enter public schools
and say word. The children will mt FIR
get il. The superintendent should not sup
plant the pastor in the Sabbath school in
his relation n pastor.
The Bishop's change vas full Of practical
hints for young men just entering the work
oil the ministry.
A report from the committee ON
FRATERNAL RELATIONS
vas presented and adopted as follows:
Report Of the Committee On Fraiesnal
Relations:
Il il apparent To all observers that the
spirit ii Christian fellowship and unity is
making steady growth among those vho
love the Lord Jesus Christ IN sinceriiy.
This most desirable result u obtaining, not
BY the sacrifice 0f doc,rinal xvslen,s, nor by
disrega arb of the principles Of denomina
tional or. snizaticn, hut through increasin:
spirituality and higher appreciation VI
the essential elements Of Christian character
and ils exempli6ca,ion in practical religious
life. Ii IL our duty to cultivate this iruit
Of the grace Of God in our own Learts and
encourage its manifestation ~ the evidence
Ia the world thst We are the disciples Of
Christ. not in name only. but in deed and
m truth. And il il especially fitting that
they Who Compose the various branches Of
Methodism should cherish the most hearty
fraternity and
| COOPERATION
in every good work. Frsiernsl greetings
between our conferences in Missouri have
been most happily inaugura;ed, and the
me,rsg-s by voice and letter that greet ous
ears to-day confirm our faith and gladden.
our hearts.
| Your committee recommend the follow
ing appointments al fraiernal messengers:
/ To the Southwest Missouri Conference
NJ. T. Church. South, jesse l.. Walker
Henry l.. Miller, alternate. To the st
Louis Conference NJ. +. Church, South
Ross f.. Houyhton; u. N. Stewart, alternate
BENZ. ST. JAMES FRY, Chm.
i W. X. MARSHALL, Sec'y.
,; W. q. Cowsn AMI 5. T.. Sappen6eld YER
admitted into full connection, and elected
To deacons orders. Alcesia Lama ant
Newton f. Bnvcc we're continued ON trial
At eleven O'clock the order of the day
the reception Of iraternal delegates, was an
nouncsd. and Revs. Joh,. L. Shackelfor,
and &. Z. Woods, frllernal delegates fror:
the Southwestern Missouri conference VI tn
/. NJ. +. church south. were introduced, sns
Addressed the conference.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-26
Sedaliaus Visit Boonville.

Last Thursday evening party OF young
gentleman consisting of c. C. Hall, Newton
Summer, Ed. Houx. George Yates and
Harry Stryker went to Boonville to attend
the elocutionary entertainment given by
Mrs. A. r. French. After that was over
they made up serensding party and sere-
naded Mrs. French, several young ladies in
the city and Prof. Haynes school.
At IL a. m. they were neatly entertained
at the City Hotel by Mrs. Baker and Miss
Laura Speed, and returned home yesterday
morning delighted with their visit.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-26
Sweet Springs Notes.


From the Brownsville Herald
The hotel is to be opened on the lst Of
May.
AT the Amusement Hall there will be
two additional bowling alleys and bill
lizard hall.
The Sweet Springs grounds are looking
beautiful and there is perhaps no more in
viting spot anywhere.
-Messrs. Rule & Hibbs hare begun work
on the additional cottages to be built on
the Sweet Springs grounds.
We learn that new steam yacht to be
operated on the Blackwater river, has been
contracted for BY the company, and will ar
rive about the middle of May.
Mr.. Joseph Hucking, of St. Louis has
become q large stakeholder in the Sweet
Springs Company, and will have charge OF
the hotel IN the future. Mr.. Hucking,
though comparatively a young man, has
been some twenty years in that business,
and connected always with the best known
hotels in the United States-among them
the Continental at Philadelphia, Congress
Hall At Cape May and the old L'ndell Ho-
tel in St. Louis from ita opening until des-
troyed BY fire, and was for a number of
years at the Southern. He enjoys q high
reputation in his profession, and will un-
douhtedly soon impart this to the Sweet
Springs Hotel.
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Married.

At Austin, Cass County. Mo-, March q,
1878, by Rev. L. ID. Vansandt, n. X.
Powell to MISS Moliie Owen, all of Al
toona, Bates County, Mo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-26
WAITED.

An intelligent, scsive hoy. from fifteen to
s.venseen yean old, n learn the bookbind-
ere trade. Coy living With his parents pre-
fered. Apply u this Office At once. II
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-26

Tie annoyance oecasiosed By the con-
tinual crying Of the baby. 1t once ceases
when the cause i (as il should bs) psompsly
removed BY using Dr.: Bslls Baby Syrup.
Price Is eoais Q bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-26

Time is money, but health is happi-
ness. II you have bad cold or cough, use
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, it will cure you.
Price 25 cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-26

"A construction train on the No. Pacific,
Friday night, thought il would Interview
the country west Of here across lot. and left
the track. II delayed the night passenger
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-26

A blessing 10 humanity is what DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup can be termed, for il
has done more good already than any other
medicine.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-26

When you zee bright baby pleased with
itself and everybody else. be sure that DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup has been used. Only
. cents q bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-26
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