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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13
ALL A BOAR
FOR
FRIDAY. MAY 10.
w est'~ Execution
FOR

IN order - procure all the particulars
amt details connected with the public
execution ii John I. West, at Boonville, on
Friday, Nav Is, At the earliest possible
moment, and foe the speedy dissribn,ios Of
ITS edition, the BAzoO will run . special
train upon that dsy from Sedalia tn Boon.
willie, "a" Upton, returning the came even
inc
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FOOLED BY FATE.
But Again Discovered in Time

That man John l. Wet, condemned to
die on Friday. MAY l6. is determined to
cheat the eallov.. il desperation, ingenuity
and nerve can accomplish il. Il IL not
long since that be saved the barn Of his
cage, and. getting into theecosridor. secured
= heavy iron pump handle. Tie then con-
cealed himself in such q manner that, when
the sheriff should enter the Jail, he could
BRAIN HIN WITH IHE wEAr0N,
take his keys from him. and escape. For
iunss<iy for Sheriff Mccullough his inien.
tions were discovered.
Yesterday il vas di-cosered that Wet
had again cut the ban Of the cage, aud that
everything was in readine.e for another At
tempt to regain that liberty that now u
priceless boon. but again il was Uncovered
Just in time 10 Illustrate his dearest hopes.
1t appears the nephew Of the Sheriff had
entered the Jail, and stood talking to West
out-ide the cage, in front Of little iron
door through which the food Of the prison
er is passed. AZ the boy va engaged in
conversation he rested his hand on The bars
above the door. and felt them give to his
pressure. 4 little closer ex.minatioa dis
closed the isct that Wet had been up to
HIS OLD TRICKS,
end the Sheriff was informed Of
the fact. 4 critical inspection Of the
cage was made. and it was found that be
had cut the bolts OF one IL the bars above
the door. 20 that II could Be showed up,
leaving . sPace. With little bending Of the
bans on each aide. large enough for man
to pass through.
The following diagram will give the
reader an idea Of how he worked:
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How They Do II in Missouri.

Several Of the Solons Of Missouri nov
trying to make laws At Jefferon City, were
holding high carnival in = saloon in that
city q few nights ago. and vhile busi'y en-
gagged in Waiting With some of the girls in
the establishment, they were surprised 10
&c their wives waits in, in . body. With
blood in their eyes and cluts in their hands.
A lively scens followed, and the unlucky
husbands vsrs led home By their better
halves. The nauGhty fellova. The jack.
son county members Slid out the back way
and made for the hotel before their wives
could lay hands ON them.-Lesre.rutl
Pos.
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Dr.. Psics's Vanilla Flavor - extracted
IRON the Mexican Vasills Pod Til.
Pspalss flavor - asds d.. Psioe, e.bodis.
The delicate aroma Of this asssssbie fruis
free iron II stroaG raak taste Of doe ex.
trac6 sold - vaailla, nsde from the cheap
Tosqus O. snaa.hsas.
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Dr.. Rsicss Cream Baking Powder y fsee
iron all sdalteranaa, hence the pusest and
aost eoooouical. II i beyood all question
he bsst aud most perfect Of anytime i
0arkee Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Pow.
der i seto0 iabs)k. heG i pue up in
esnA sscassly hbsllsd.
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A correspondent writing from Nsvsda,
No, says:
On last Friday morning, Geo. W. Holt,
asd his son. Geo. H. Holt, Of Plsasanton,
Kansss, were drowned in the Marmatoo,
1t ford i've milesnorth Of this plaza The
water w0 running high, and, although
there was ferry ss the ford, they plunged
in and were earned down seseam. Thy
were large farmers, and vell known
throughout Lynn county, Kansas. Since
then the river has been thoroughly dredeed,
and only Oue body, the fashss's. recovered.
An ounce Of presensi0s 10 better than
. pound Of cure. 4 dose Of Dr.. Bulls
Baby Syrup will assist your baby in teeth.
Ing, and prevent il from being attached BY
cholers infanium, collie OF other disessss
with which babies su6er.
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The L.. X. 4 T. RAILWAY,
ALWAYS to the FRONT.
Sec the Inducements Now Offered
for Travail


May lat the NJ, X. h T. R'y place on
sale st all their principal stations low rate
Summer Excunion Tickets to the following
points, (tickees good 10 IeturI until October
3lss.) 70 Msdison, Milwaukee, Green Bay
and Ashland. Wisconsin; ST Paul, Min
nesosa Pesoskey and Marquette, Michissa ;
Lake Chautsuqus, n. y; Nisgsrs Falls
and Buffalo, n. Y; Putin Bay, Lake Erie
Cleveland. Ohio and Toronto, C.nsd.
Seauntoa, Goshen, Ksnasha Falls and
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. virxini.
also cheap round trip tickets via Hannibal
and Mieisippi River Steamers, to the sol-
lowing points and return: Keotuk, Bur.
lisnsoa, Davenport McGreeor. Lansing,
and Dubuque, lowa, LaCro~e, WIS.,, Win.
oaa, Lake City. Hssainss and ST. PAUL,
MINI. Exeur.ion tickets to beaver and
return over the n. X. 4 T. Ky, will b
sold At len rates than ever before. Nov i
your time 70 visit Lesdville when you csu
secure 6nt-clss EXCURSION TICKETS
no DENVER and return At les than Em.
igrant Rates. When you get ready 10 srav
el either East, West. North or South
reoeober il is the n X. 4 T. Ky tha
o0en loo raiea. For rates and other isfor
oasioa call on or address II. L. Berry, Tick
q ARe0t. Gsrrieoo House.
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Resolutions Of Raanaof


At called communicstioa Of Amisy
Lodge, M. $40, A. F. 4 A. n, Smishtoe,
No, held April 9Th, 1879. the following
preamble and esoluiioos we're unanimoua.
y sdoPsed:
WHEeEAs, Almighty God, the Mass.r
Of the Cnivesse. hss seen proper to remove
fro0 - our beloved brOSher Wm. E. Comb.
ge feel the loss Of one whose liberal heart
never turned away from brother in oee1 !;
therefore be il
Reotred. That we deeply synpstbise aod
sincerely condoIe With The family Of The DE-
ceased in their effective bereavement, vho.
in his death, hsve lost kind and indule
eut husband and faihe..
Rssolred, That ~ will wear Tie usual
badge Of @oumins for thirty days.
Ressted. That copies Of these resolotinns
Be seat 70 the family 81 the deoeased. slao
to the Sedelis Papess. With the request thai
they be publisk%d.
All Of which ve fr.tessally suhoit
r W. OvRnsr1Rkf.
DE-. PAIMx1.
JONI v. HAaan.
Coooisiee.
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Strike Of Stage Drivers,

There j. 4 mail route and stage line
from Caddo 10 Fort Sill, Indian Territory.
run three times . week by . man named
Fisher, distance about $50 miles. Paasen-
gem snroate 10 Fort Sill who arrived in Se-
dsIia Last night were notified here by tele.
graph that the stage wheels had ceased to
roll and the crack Of the drivers whip vas
no longer heard. owing to some nisunder-
standing between the conductor and driv.
err. The passengers vent west RIA Wichita
to the Fort.
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A week ego lest Senday Er. Wm. Wilks.
living ssar Pleasant Grses, fell iron . seile
N front Of church At that plsee, and r.
csivsd injuries that resulted in his death
Yesterday, He 80 ssveasy Eve yesTs Of
aee. and veil known md respected in the
comounity in which - sesided.
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Those Who Were Drawn for Grand
and Petit Jurors.

Several petitions for rosds we're received
The quarterly statement Of County Treas-
urer received aud approved.
GRAND JURY.
The following we're drawn % cumpo~e
the Grand Jury At the July adJourned term.
1879, of the Criminal Court:
IF Spence VIC Siirlen
Geo Hughes Vincent Terry
RI G-ntry WIN NJ Gentry
Fl H Marean Abe Meyer
J ID Cobine Herman Kahrr
Geo Anderson w n Anderson
PETIT JURY.
The following we're drawn for the frst
panel Of the Criminal Court, July term:
SIP Aldridge Thos Montgomery
Gaines Berry Willis Grubo
b 3 Taylor wv Walker
JE Rector G S Cockrell
Jno II Monsses CT Watts
J 5 LaLdes SF Rose
X L Hale ID Herst
V Hnmburg Ell Phipps
Perry Hain<s Thns c Newton
VIC kniedlef Wm Bolts
VIM Melville % Adams
&C Crawford Henry Brauer
SECOND PANEL.
4 McMullin wv Greer
w Mcclure A CIingsn
TT Mason Joah Gentry
T Banks Jno NJ sneed
jos Yea,er josh Gentry
Daniel David RI Hampton
A + Morey JEFF Rawlings
Sxm'l Gallagher (areen Barnett
CQuisenberry A Imhauaen
Jas A Fnrr JIG White
Levi Keele JED Rawlings
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RElfIlgIsCENCE
OF the Capture Of Lexington BY
Price.

OF the Capture Of Lexington b.
. Price.
Springfield. H., April 29.-Hon. J. r
Snyder, Of Cas-, one of the two ''Confed
crate Brigadier' in the Illinois House Of
Representatives, to-day aent 10 the Histori
cal Society, Chicago. an interesting half
sheet Of paper, yellow. without official
heading asd what wouId readily pas- 70,
IN old scrap Of love letter. 1t il, how.
ever . historical and apparently hastily
written note or memorandum from the
War Department 10 the late COL Mu.lig an.
and also hear the approving signature. in
his yell known bold hand The note reads
- follow:
WAR DEPARTMENT. Msy Il, I8Gl.-Jno.
A. Muiligan, E-q-DEAk SIR: You are
respectfully informed that the President
has accepted the regiment 1t Chicago, ten
dered By you, 10 he mustered into the ser
vice 10 serve during the var. Very re-
epec'fulIy,
SIMON CAMERON. Secretary Of War.
Approved-A. LISooLN.
Nj. Snyder. late Of Gen. Sterling Price.
staf. acconp mics the souvenir with the
following explanatory letter
STATE OF ILLiNofs, General Assembly,
HOuse Ct R@presentaiives--SPRIN
April % l879.-Aibest ID. H.ger, Eco,
Eecretary Historical Society. Chicago, LII. /:
DEAR SIR-When Col Mnllixsn capiiuls-
ted At Lexington. No.. September u, 1861,
then . rebel ordnance ofiicer-w.s
placed BY Gen. Price in charge Of the cap
tuned arma. accOuiremenss, etc, which we're
temporarily stored in the court h"nse until
their proper distribution could be m Ade to
our troops.
On assuming THE duty found in the
confused heaps Of muskels, saddles, car
tridge-boxea, brides, saters. tic, a small
TRUNK, which had bsen rudeIy broken open,
doubtless by some one of our own vandals,
and probably ri6ed of ell it's contents which
could be rendered Immediately available
for nee or sale. At any rate, all that was
left in the trunk vas \ lot IF letters and
manuscripts. evidently the private correa-
pondence and papers of the gallant officer
in command OF the Federal forces just sur.
rendered.
Immediately secured the package as
yell ~ 1 could, and sent il, with all the
apology could make, to CL. Muliiean, a
prisoner 1t the city hall. the headquarters
Of Gen. Price. and had the satisfaction of
receiving his thanks.
When about to evacuate our improvised
arsenal-the court ho1se found on the
floor the accompanying half aheet of note
paper, which I intended to return to iis
owner, but had no opportunity 10 do 40. ~
! never afierward saw him or was 20 situa-
ted ~ to com0 1nicate with him.
| have since retained this scrap NJ =
souvenir, not only of the darkest days Of
the country's history, but also Of the brave
soldier and courteous gentleman who gave
his life TO the cause Of human liberty. Re.
>pectfuily, etc, yours truly.
J. r. SNYDER,
Representative Thirty sixth District,
Thirty first Illinois General Assembly.
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A SQUAD Of Prisoners.

Sheriff Emerson, of johnson county. came
down f,om Warrensburg yesterday morn
ing. and last night, accompanied BY
deputy sheriff Shy, returned With Franz
D.vidson, Cliff Thurston, and Luke Crock.
EFT. a negro. The Criminal Court OF John.
son convenes its May term TO day. David.
son is 10 be tried for murder and Crockett,
for assault With intent 10 kill. Thunton,
it is thought, il innocent Of the charge
against him and will be cleared.
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If you have been drinking too much,
which, however, yoa should never do. =
dose Of Dr.. Bulls Baltimore PILE vill
place yoa in good condition sgain.
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THE FAST Young NAN.
81 vita

~ StS
Oh. I'll 40 dcSu to NIxserto~a.
And GIT my sunday washing.
When ] come nsck. my boots IN bis.k.
AMI round III GO sloshinG.
Riegay-lis Old B~lz-buh
tn.i arr out togvther.
Ayoliy dad and lively cub,
Who cares for Wind or seashsr'
I'll ill nv glass. 30 q handsome ls..
And drink To bright eyes laughing.
Again u, oil. nor enc drop 0plll.
The precious dran2ht I'm ausflny
Oh. life u short. and grim La Mort
Will sometime this chap . ry.
81 what'- the U>~. fate Co abuse.
When life can he 81 merry.
our s:,ngy dads. save all thsi S.ads.
ForJoiiy sons 70 spend them:
Lord tses> their -sui>. NIL mp the i,o~l.
il rosy vine veil pledge them.
Vel run all night until daylight,
And keep the snooser> waking.
We'll mnrIer sleep aud rssel> keep.
Hurrsh TOT the hearts se'rs 6reasing
THE SLOW OLD NAN
Oh. vas . eountr-e lsh dr. iandt.
Nare poys do I.~et dare fAsiher..
lch never Will can understand.
Hos cotnes ter ali dare manners.
I~re's my poy Shake, calls me .oit man.
Cndt IN lager inks my he,t;
IND len he ssys, you cut mast pam
i"t mean. my money-gei'i
bot rAske~l goes ON truksn sprs~s
nd a. So tell
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Aop1lar illustrated book $50 paees) a
HAYWOOD! WoNASHOoD! MARRIAGE!
1mpe6nents to Marriage; tie cause and
esse. Seat sers'siy se.1H, postpaid. fue 50
eenea b On. c. WHrfTIEi, 6l7 &.
CAa.3:s Stseet. s. Iesis, No, ~ Qene
Ooeia6o6 - Rcd hi wosk.
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= The iron door.


one of the short bars just above the door, b.
could shove il up through the socket At thu
top.
HOW HE DID II
IL ~ yet an uusolsed mystery. He has
been stripped naked, his clothing. cell and
surroundings closely searched, but no tools
Of any kind can he found. II il though,
the cutting vas accomplished BY means oil
cold chisel. which in some manner he has
succeeded in conceaiine.
ANOTHER CONFESSION.
1t is said West il ar has been engaged in
making another confession. and he will
probably put 10 hi. time on confession. IN.
til the last act in the tragedy cuts him short.
That he finally will make full confession,
there il not the slighiest doubt. II il said
that this week he acknowledged that be
murdered his victim while the latter vas
asleep.
Yesterday the Rev. Mr.. Brieg. and Rev.
Mr.. Gauss spent some houm With the con.
demned man. He made no admissions to
them that have not been published. West,
however, admitted To Deputy sheriff Will
liams end J. E. Taliferro that he killed bic
victim while asleep
Late yesterday evening the following
telegram was received At this Office:
BoOHvILLE, May 9Th.
J. Wei Goodria, Sedaiia:
Come over at once. / have something
new. Jxo. I. wHr.
A BAzOO representative took the night
train and arrived At Boonvills before mid.
night. He called on Dr.. Gauss vho prompt
" responded to the call and told the re-
porter what he knew of Wet. while hia
teeth chartered in the chilly air Of . May
morning.
Later Lewis Williams. Deputy Sheriff,
was hus,led out Of bed, Who smilingly an.
swerrd the BAzoo mans interroeatorie..
At Eve o'clock this morning, in company
With Mr.. Baker Of the City Hotel, the re-
porter found Col. Mccullough, the accom-.
modaiine Sheriff. and called upon West.
Vert was roused ont and ssked By Mr.
Baker:
How do you feel
West-l feel very veil.
Sherif-West. you had better tell these
gentlemen all that you know. You are
not going to get away from me. I do NM
want to discourage you, bot there il no hops
for you, and I sm going TO keep you, and
you might ~ veil tell al at once.
West-l know that. and I am not going
to try to get away any more.
R~po,ier-Do you sleep pretty veil,
West-Genesally. bat did not 20 to bed
very early last night.
R-Have you concluded to tell me Who
il ~as yon killed?
W.T. was Frank Shinn, or At least that
was the only name that knew for him.
Vert then showed another written con.
feasion to the reporter, that Wa not CON.
pleted, which he promised 70 complete and
send BY mail 1t On early day.
To day wesl wzs securely ironed down
to the floor Of his cell. where be will STAY
until his execution.
-Suggestion ID a privilege all can max.
use Of. and ve would suggest 70 the myrisdl
Of su6eress iron bilious fever, fever and
ague, indigestion, ETC., to ne d.. Rulli
Baltimore Pills, vhose curative power owe,
these diseases il Erestfully appreciated By
Thousands. PRICE only 8 cent?.
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Doctors are to "a ard human life and
bring relief TO the sick. 20 does Dr.. Bulls
Baby Syrup it contains nothing injurious
and IL always reliable. To BE- had At all
drug stores in our city. Price 25 cents.
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Two Captured.

In Friday. BAzoo We gave an account
Of new dodge played at MoberIy BY thieves
on Friday morning. The Nail, of Kansar
City, gives the following sccount OF the
capture of too Of the gang:
This morning. ~ the North Missouri
train passed the Missouri river bridge West
to Union depot. the train men gave infor.
nation 10 Officer Hyn-s that Eve pick
pockets had boarded their train at Moberly,
Mo-. last night. and had endeavored to rob
the passenger while "a rvvte to this city,
and that tlAy had lett the train 1t Harlem
station. just across the river, aud we're com.
ing through the woods to the ferry. Hynes
and Barrens went 70 the ferry and met the
five pickPockets. Az so"n as they ssv the
oficen they all broke and ran. The officer
gave chase and captured tvo Of the gang
Who gave their names As Kelly and Lon.
cyan. This ID the gang that has been orer.
sting down At Moberly for some time
Lonexan and Kelly are in Jail. They are
genteel thieves.
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A spotted dark red and white mich coz,
about six year old. One hind test swollen
and unused; swallow fork in one ear
branded H o. top both hips. Any inforna.
ton paid for On being left ct this Office.
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VINO DodGes the Plying Bullets.
John Aldred u Q tailor.

John Aldred u . tailor.
q, Yesn ego John vss ia the British army
and otter faced death II the csnuon's
mouth. We do not know WHISTLER he "a.
in the charge Of B.laklasa or not, but -
tailors are pretty good At changing, ve pre-.
sumo he sas.
BIT At Last John got tired Of sighting and
came to Americ., when be tanned his sword
into pair Of shean, and sas csos- legged
on his bench instead Of bestriding . var.
horse. In time John married, and soon
Uncovered that all the csmpaigns he had
ever been through vere slight ekirui<hes
compared With the marital Storm that
aros~ in his domestic horizon. The livid
flashes Of internecine strife blased up from
his hearth. and Eat irons. brickbsis and
bronmsticke rained upon his devoted head
With more terrible effect than . Rueeian
battery.
Many . time the allied powers interiered,
but without avail. Finally, sftera deeper.
ate fought battle, John left his vile, and o.
he'll hath no fury like woman scorned, she
hes betimes made il very interesting for
him.
John says she tried tn poison him, and
he was sick long time from the effects Of
it. He then sued for . divorce, and the
said suit il nov pending. Mn. AIdred,
John says. has declared abe would kill
him, and in this laudable intention che il
encouraged by her big brothera.
So sometime., when John il busily en-.
gaged in his little shop. on Second s,reei.
opposite the market bouse, not thinking Of
anything hot how . stitch in time s.ves
nine, the crack Of the festive revolver and
the vhix of bullet 90 business makes him
spring from his perch and say:
There's that CONAN again."
He's got 20 used 70 It that every time he
hears . pistol he ducks his head like .
canal-boaier ct the cry Of "lov bridge"
Lest evening, sbou: 8 o'clock. gentle
man vent into Aldrce's store To zee him
about rome work, and while engaged in
conversation With him terrific explosion
was heard right At the side Of the building
The visitor jumped three feet in the ar,
and a he came down he exclaimed:
whats that?"
''Oh, nothInk its that CONAN again.
said Aldred.
Both vent out. but could zee nobody,
though the air was decidedly sulphurons
in that vicinity.
This morning BAzoo reporter went to
zee Aldred.
Rep"rser-well. John, they are calling
for you, are they not,
John-Yes, but the bullet is not made
that is to kill me.
Rep-Who il doing al this shooting.
John My vile. She's got . derringer
and 4 revolver. think il must hA' heen
the derringer last night. It Wa 20 loud
like.
Rep-Does she shoot through the house
John-Oh. aye. l found several bullet
'Oles in the 'Ouss. She says she will kill
me or herself il don't make up.
Rep-Did you zee her last night!
Jobn-No; shes like . cat, man. She
fired and run. She's like . cat.
Rep-You are sueing for divorce, are
you not?
John-Yes.
Rep-well, keep one eye open, John, and
dodge the bullets.
Jobn-Oh, never fear.
And the reporter left John on his perch
with one eve %, hia needle and the other
watching the window.
Always keep them on hand, - delay
increases suffering and il you feel sickness
coming mon YOU. take doe Of DR. Bulls
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-Paralytic, nervous, tremuloas old ladies
are made perfectly quiet sndSprighily By
using Hop Bitiers daily.
The St. Louie Republican.

The st. LOUIS Repsbiioas yesterday
printed = supplement. With illustrations Of
the different pre~es used in that establish
ment since the primitive Ramage in 1908,
up TO the new Hoe Perfecting Pres just
put in. The paper ssys: To day We issue
an extra sheet Of eight pseee, largely de.
voted to history Of the papers progress
from the time when it vas Issued on .
sheet containing but little more reading
matter than il nov crowded upon single
psee. up to The present, when our bushes.
requires facilities to print npvsras Of
forty thousand perfect Republicans pr
hour. To-day there will be printed over
5000 copies for our regular subscribers
end this work y i'll be done chiefly BY the
Hoe Perfecting Web Press and Folder,
which was Gu, structed exPre~Iy for the
Rrpxbtima aud the only one Of the kind
that ever left the mandatory. A full de
scriplton Of this marvellous machine will
he found In the extra sheet. and in order
that this triumph Of mechanical srt NAV
be inspected By The curious in those natter
. general invitation In extended 10 witness
its operations in the R.psb,icaa Office to.
day from II iill o'clock. The Walter ma.
chine, the 6rst one imported 70 this country
from London, and which up to nov has
been considered the perfection Of las,
printing preases. win likevias BE- in opera
lion, n will also the Bullock machine, &c
that visitors will have IN opportunity q
compare the genius Of Easlish and Ameri-
ran inveutOn.
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Large sales indicate the merit Of al
good articles. Druggists sell more Of Dr..
Bull's Baby Syrup than Of all other rene
dies tor the cure Of Baby di.order.
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TUFTS PILLS
0eo especially aoapsoo % such
oooo0, q olnglo dose effects
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TUFTS PILLS

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