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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Rnr-0prleiorruun

Die Bar, @arocrobe rno Der @onitttiorerz Staub
lilr ben Sal am IS. Rouember. abgebalten IN Der
nNetpsSi nc NIB Rpulus" pom pSungen Wtsnuet-
@iirtb in gir. q, Noro : Srebsrds StroBe, p%sritei'
CERT.
(239-i0l setter ID. Otto, Seit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
rs" Ell VINO CATALINA
uber
Srpnn'S Catalina : SSein : Ipnif.
NtNn lcic ole anjrtle ouf Der 4. SCitt i'm Gugees
iO.UULl, ats aud i'm " odcnhlattc. (glu0. 3i,2.p NJ

E5- - Id uon Srn. ar. Tplipm ou5 RCb=
ictnc Serbcicrinq in Ger e pnitrnitipu Ter ,Sabus
platteu in oieicm Stddte gu Ncbrauhen, 9ctdutt babe
10 btttc ib o~icieIbcn icgt Dem Yublitum ais cine Der
9roStcn Sntotiun9cn, luclde bis itpt In Der nednunt=
ihtn SlbnNrSncitunt AClnadbt ruorOcr, an. Sine Der
9roStcll ShtOicrt9tcrtCn, luCltc bis iCethC Golden,
lUctbc tunltIthc Saba trGgcn, cmpiinhcr porocR, 1T,
OaB ~piCiclNcn bct'IH GiCn occr SprCbCu IoiC rUCrbcr,
Hnn bci ctRtGcn GCriunen NIT beioHNrrcr pturoiornlaz
tioH bat man nc bis icet nod ntht mttGriol9 gcbralz
bcn lorncn. Hlattcn, mad, bieftn rcuen Spicme
~uerict,t9t, btetbcu in alien Sdleu iet iiecn, inogm lciR
Tdbrun9sitorI ODER Sujtm o9lthcruric unttr ~NtcicIhcn
%gclangcn fam; aud tonncn bc YldttCn an altCn 0e=
hijieH lugCbrdtbt UcrbCH.
SD cmpitble bieic ncuc Sriinouue %hcionbCrs icncr
groBcn AuSubl Uon RcriUnCn, iuelbe lUichCrboIt, jCnod
obne Sriol8, 9criubt babeH, aut sepDbnIiGe Sscijc
angcicrttgte BlGtt'n ju tra9cn, nno ~garantire ib In
lucH TillCl, baB VtrionCn mi tocniClhcn cilCn FOHucn,
e6cr gCbc cas e'clo Slrl!t. -Sabne lDerocn ubnc
StbnGcr5 hurh GcbrGub uOn Sdh9GS Gusgc5oacr.
0d i'd 0Giiclht ludbrcnO mcbr, ais Z Sabre 9cprQubt
pnbc, lit cs fdum nOtbig, eem Bublitum Die @ciGtr
loiiattit INN 8orjigc otcics 8criabrCuS i'll iihern.
Stionocrc guimCrtidmtcit miro Der ScbanoluHg Der
uatirIitbcn SABINE gcptomct.
Or. VI. s.. Scopes,
tSarj,19) Rr. s., RpresSutawStrGfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Nlgem. Nrb. &r. llnterit. Srrein.
Ncae(ntGiiac Observation-Disclosures

Sienitas, Den 10. Sttober.
Sic Niit9liC0cr Der Rummcrn pom h0t d%itilpart5
iiNo tei Sermciourg Der 9ciegttben Strate eriulft,
~pitnttlidl 6l eribrinen.
i1iO-h lNftp yRptuer. GcFr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
EifcrdrtfheS.

Die Ocntidzamsrttaml9e 3eitungslitcratur
III oieier Gage ourd] cine intereiianie Gritei.
nuns pertnsbrt ,~uoroeH, cine y 9eutitamerita,
niihegBein3eitHg" ais beren Seransseber iid
Sr.S.a. SdmiOt, 45, 0saperltr. 9tew. Dorf,
nennt, Die Serbreituns oes Slattes rltbt in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09

Der W a Htcl'G NJ B II a 8 III II 61lls
ert III Nelu,Yort fort. Die Ginnabmer pes
telneSnegs lebr beQuem fir Die faibionublc
Nelt gelegenen StGot < Sbcaters erretd)el
oft $4,000 pro. abcuo unb oariiber. Wcucr-
btngS trat 8adtel olS yEtoncl" in yDiartba"
ulo n6ra 0laOolO" in Der 9leidnamigenO per
auf. 9ieie ISOLDE iino Set" uno yOie !pu=
nufnnttcu" nAnPrtirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Iyntters, Mrbls & 9roouftrn= Oeidail

YHlItFs, WFEyIS PTUJHt1tHsWtTWHTI.
SD erlauhe mir, meinen Brelnoea uno Yetanpten
Die NrSeige AZ MAIDEN, bag i'd in meinem bisbtrigcn
9cihGitsS eoiale, oir. asa, sSeft : 9rattfraae,
Gin 6uttera, Mebl= unb 8robuftens@ e.
id ein9erihtet babe, unb 81 bili9en Ireiien per.
tautt. sd erIu6e ee6baib meine 6teuube uno Sea
fannie, tbren Seoari bel mir einSutGuisn.
Sbr. Sarteu,
(239-i4l Nr. 293, Wets 8ratttrGBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Wcuer Wauperein.

Der nene .Goit.straben Srnmertudbrenbe Sauz
Serein" bat iil ioipsit or9aniiirt. inoem ibon mebz
rcrc antbeile aeScihnet itub. 0isicr 9ersin III aui
cine 9an5 neue Irt une l4eiie .8e9riin0et. Seocr
fcnllnc unn ~libcr5eu9e lid ielbit nddlten mittpud,,
ten II. Sttober, Ibenbs Z ubr, bel Sob. Srieerid,
Moth. gir. t7s. GAIT. Suiiten 9ilen. nnb 6reub-
itrabe, ~poielbt bic Ysailtenipabl itattfinoen luirb.
fOQ0- 10Y - .ySprrfuntu JSnr ceo nrnn SrFr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
sic .Clh Gnmnss parbanf.. :.

8ie,e anitalt ,piro our Grteblsnns alsemciner
Sanfsefdbdite. wo5u ibr Hreibriei ie sTmdttist.
btute, esne. Sftobsr, 8ornllttass 3 ubr, In isrsm
inc Gseterffrafe eroifnet.
On Der Sieur9 Der 9eietsebnns i'm nablsn 3anuar
MIRO mon nm SrlGibniB AIR ur1taufe bel Sant In
1.-THE Old Town Bank" eintommen. az
Cameo nBebb, Yrditbent;
t2j8-40 Jarnes ". Grmnnes, aafiircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
0etmauia>S Vcrciu CIR. |.

glae Nltsttebcr bieiss @ereins iino auiseiorosrt,
ith ndhiten SunncrGas, Nbcnbe hs lbr in u. =.
Stcu'e Sdgcrbier.S dlpn, Sibluefeie bon Sainz
burg mo JiibgclepGr., ctu5ufinben. SIN Nufrd9e:
(99Q- {1 81. q. Gtpu, GeIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
gin neuer @aunerein

lutrb ac9rinbtt aui Der SeortOh.Gcfe Der 3liec
Nums uue SSuliifrats bel Scrmauu WGrtenS.
Gle 0iejenieer, iueld,e Winidcr, fila bemieIben anz
snl9l'sgsn; flo s,srniit sin9slGosn, ndtltel Sien
SIM anitra9e:
t239-40) q, Wdrtcua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Sl9tter>yabaf.

Scute erbieIt ib cine RGrtie Connecticut : Seel
bon Gllen @raben, lpeIten i'd bei 9ro6en unb ileiner
Quuntitatsn gum b~ini9Iten Yretie %pcrfauie.
Milbclm Yau,
Rr. II, SoutbltraSe, unb
1888 40, 2,4,6,S) Sir. AL, tsB0ftimoreilruEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Wufjnrhrrunu,

glc b~icieni9en UiitslteDer brs @ermaniasy pars
percinS &r. T." ipelde ~seionneu fine, ben 8erein
an, aItsn Wsrianlnlinn9sorts In Nr; 81. Sees, nale
bert, bic 8rotefiliits ~ipdteitens bis beute, Den 9.
,. 0tts., abenbs s ubr, 5u untsridreibrn. SIN guis
TRACE
IhAQ-l0l ---- : fncherrrr M2 itnIirher : =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Mruer Wnuncrcin.

gle 9ieicnlsen, iuelhe iib etneni neuen yauucr.
cine nnidlieBen fpolen. iino bohibit eriudt, ndbfter
Sonuerftas Mheuo nm 8 1br bel Ybii. Saumanr
in Or. As, Sreeeridirdas, it etn3u finoen, mi
iperefn bic @inihretbeselber cnts ege%n9enommen SIN
Iuttra9e: Spbann Nitfer. prop. Grai.;
Nbi1. Saumanu, prop. Sbabm.;
f2aN.42l q, WnaiamS. MN I'D. ENs"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09

Burcnn nun SnBn U. NBlfc C S0Bn,
Winl,cr,
Jtr. % unb q, Siioz 6rCoeridlrase,
VI. 81. Suuipau, I9ent.
Baltimore, Den 2. Sttober 1874.
Nn hie Sirauer!- IS 9ercih tuns Si 9ro6em
81 tSuneu, baB nunmcbr unierc YiSljbduicr iii 9btla=
belpbia, yteu.9ort mo al6arp luieoer 9inStid ums
gebalt urb nit alien neucu @er6siierun9eu, i~eucricften
StrroieH II. !. 10. pcricben tuorben iino. SBir iino
iett ihr oas 9ciddlt wieocr nonitdnbi3 uorberettet
ilno ,ueroen in Sntunit ole ~aluitrd9e, luelbe uns Sns
gcbrr, pllnttltd mo gnt %beiorgen.
Ste SiuIer t0nnen 1900 Sheliel nonatIib ~lieiern,
mas uns ~beidbtgt, lUGbreno beS Sanjen 5abrCs eiuen
poltcn Yurratb an Sano sl buIten. 0iai8 ipiro in
irgeno cine ben SrOucrr obcrS eitllatcurcn 9c,uitnidz
ten Sarbe 9c1nabt, nno IlcS aui0ebuten iuCroer,
I'M 3uirtcoenbeit gu 9eben.
I'm Sore 9unoi1alt iUiro abtunasuon eebeten.
(231-4M w. s.. GuUipau, Wlcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09

Sn ber Rabt bee .. Oft. Garpline Gaptcn In
Der @obnnn9 ibres SdutegeriobneS Jod @utman
in "A. Sebensiabre. Sas Setbenbegdn0niS finoet
pom Sauie oes eettefen benie, ben 8. Sftober,
Morgcns 3 libr, ffdtt. U.- 4
3tf 8eriuanSteu unb Sreunhe inb ~er9ebent einas=
ten, benz eetdentea ingnihe bet5uipoBnen. t239-4Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
1intrrriflt i'm @naliidlen
Oriirntlidr Onnfiagnna.

00s 0irtttOrIum Nts oNl9em. 0eutihen 0BQiIena
banies" iiblt Itd uerpfIbtct, ben geebrten UtitgIiez
bern oc5 ebcnaIiaen "GborleStr. : Sonpereins
Siuasr,n ,tit III Sb EriiS e TirITtH, BON MA ss5' "a Bier.
mir ~ieiuer ~innisit,n 9anf o%ffcntlib Gts5uipre4cn:
LOAm 81. NnciuA. Rrni-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09

RI TdH Seben Res Siciid,cs III i'm Siut. Ga
roQut's Suiummen9elcetcr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lit
Gin uuiiherttUiferes 6Cilmittcl in allcn 6Guttrantz
bciten, StropbeIn, Jfoe, 6bcumatismus, Seber= uno
alien an0trer BluttrGntbeIten.
SarOouC's 9atiiup0zOtinoen=Gltrir baS bcriibnte
5ontcum unh ~itirtenoe ocilmittct.
S%arolue'5 Stttertr gegcn 0alenletber, Gin nniebta
hares 6ctilnlttet ilr 3bills unb 24ebielftCbsr Su ba
hen in Sarpauc's Npptbefe. Scfc Der Baltimore
une Surtiiontrabe. tguguit23. l2Wite. t&U.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
SauOcreine.
GuhlirsNnunrrrin Ir. 3.

Iicitr gtrein bdlt am 5lenffas, ben 10. Stt6r.,
tcr Nfaciions mue Snioritrahs, feline pterte Sers
ilmmlln9 ah. IN oieiem Sereine iuiro @elo lueecr
DcrlooIt, nod u~Crtauit, ionoCrn Nlc, uelde anltibcn
Nuttr1gc: o.. MSeftphal, YrdI.;
". u. Mibrcd,t, Sefr.;
fo4n-) Is. Nplftuar. ShubnI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
TaS Gpmite.
gHai6inatou>0nue @r.2. q. q. II. q

xCHTglNHIUH>NuUt III. = q. u u. q.
Simmtliten Mit9ficberr cienc biermit sur Rads
ridt, bG6 uunmcbr ibre Serfain IN iun gen BON nddI.
item 9ienfaas2lbeute on in Der neuen ,r6arus
aari.Snlic," Ir. Is, 9fsYattimorez, nabe Grstsrz
Stra6e, sele9sn, abstbalten iuerber, uno iuolen iib
Semsuiol9e Die Niitglieber In benz eriien 2otale cine
8rsppe bod, Sn redt iablret9cm Sellbe e%tnlnoen.
Sut g%uiraae: SaI. Sdbnmann, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Mufaep0St

Scr ponfommen paNenoe Seiupen. llntertlcioer,
uoriprehen in Strdttou s. 5aHefe'S
nW arp ldRocr0ampf brtf,"
Or. G55, sSeit:S altimu rcffrd6c,
(24O-j in @rob= uno 9teinpcrt1uic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09

anf Sbi9cs 9cSu9 ~ncbnenb, crlaubeu mir unS
hermit, benz 9eebrtCu Rnbltfim ole er9ebene In5ei9e
81 MAIDEN, bOb bas BrOoutt unierCr Srauerei eas be-
iannts Renomee ftst5 poltommen b~ciud9rrn miro,
uno bitten mir, biz uns btsher %crluieiene 9unit uno
WobliuoleH Gub dui ole nene Ntrl1a ilbertra9en Su
uoler. Sbpmde SeP & Spbn,
gu9crbier~9 rGueret, CD pom GdtuertonaNoao
L2In-hlN INN gSet yaltimoreitrnRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
We,,cr Sauueretu.

Gin ncler Yaupcrein ipiro bcute, Mfuntda. bel
6rn. -. Reicr, Gee Der maciipns nuc Gnfprs
Strafe, %er0fiuCt. Sie Seamten ,uerccn erluablt nnb
bic &onlintion iuiro an9cnomnen. 400 gntbetie
iino gettldlnct. Vile, bic iib an etnsn gutel Seretn
OnSuiblissen iuiiniben, mc9en i6 eintnoen.
iD1nl ~. Reirr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
YEnruiiu0.

Sd iparnc bierinit S~eoermann, mcinen Schn job.
Cjuttmann, IS SABRE alt, aui5unebmen, ba i'd ans
e~ernials geieeltb ac9en Soide, bic otcics oeunob
tbun, cinihreiten luCror.
ipbdnu Gpttm duu,
SIR. fl, SbiuasNIuen, BiDiiben WioRtr
(o4m uOmerOz uno VeeftrQ6e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
ScrulQutQsN NGuucrdlnr

bet am nSd5itcn SienitSe. ben 10. SttoIbsr, i'm Scr
etHszGotuIe, Rr. 1872, SSeff : Scmbareitr., itott.
Die 5tinlmSettel t0nnct uon 3 bis 8 nbr abcnhs alb
gcgcben ipcroeu. Sdmmtli6e tiinmberedtigte Wiitz
gItcoer pcrbcn criudt, iidy 81 betbciEi9en. Ills Wdbla
rlltCr ~iun9treu tic 50. Is. IrrGs, u. u tteus
ideiot uno ). u. Sen
t2IQ-tl Der SprSTduc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09

Bs- Srudiad,en, Gitbo9rdpbirs unsSjraprurs
9lrbcitru perotn BON e'ugaeiheimcr s. SSciI,
StrttbmatertaItsns SGneler II. @ejbGitsbuds8 abrts
tanten in Nr. t57, Bcf"Saftim @oretr., auf's
Gle9antelte beiorgt. (WGrSi6,tS, 2.p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Scr annette ..GrutralsY}auncrrin q

Die 2itoiteoer be6 scnannten gtrsins un6 alc, bic
ipiluiden, lid cieiem Yereine an5uidlteBen, mo9en
lid Sieuitas, Den 10. DIT, Nbenoe z l9r bel Sari
Rcid,ersbcrs, gtr. 235, Ilice Gnnitr., ein5ufnocn.
no bic critic Auia9e beSablt miro une Die %beianntet
98dbIen itattiinoGn lueroen.
i2J9-iil SciuridJ cjeutt ann, PROB. GER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
3ur Nabriht!

Yer 8crtooiun8 Der f2O Ntrr eGno entb0ltcrocn
9auerct, getc9cn IN @rantzS ountp, 2Scits Str9inien,
idno am b. SttOber in SOurtzSouic su Yorf, 3D.,
itatt. Der Seiieer ots Etdets Dir. Asa mar Der
gtiitide @eUinreC! R40l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Neae @r3eigen.
prOuiOrntia,
Vr, II, Suuth<, asacuilberGermauIfr.

SeberszS eriihcrunG onrb n6hcutlihe 9rimiens
3abtuHeen. - SisbcH Dollars ptO yeodG 9rduteHs
eeio.-&iu nadl ben Gtleeen oes Staates DiarplGno
tuColporirtCr unb inter oen A~uipicten Der
,~@e9enieitigen Sebens sScrlideruHss s@efeus
ldlaft pOH Saltimurc,"
Hr. II, Soutbz, gegeHlber SerlRantrGse,
Or0dutiirter gerCin. (223)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09

Wltt bcutisem Gage bat mctn Sobn 2lnsuf Sedf
Antbeil on meirem @eidGlte, uno miro oailelbe in
Sutuntt inter Der Eirnia ! bomGsSe d Spbn
fOltgciubrt lUeroen. SbpinuS Scd.
Baltimore, 0cn2. SttoOCt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Mn OEirthr INN Nnnrrei

Sic Birtbibait in Der n!6aruadri:s5dae," Nr.
s6, ia : SSdltimoreffra6e, III dui's @le9dnteltc
neu Ctn9eridtct uHo ntmmt Der Seriualtun0 srat9
nod bis Srcitda, Den -. Sttobcr, abenos II 5 uer
NngCbote iir Die Budtung entgegeu..
SIM auitra6e ccS Serlualtun9sr1tbes:
(24O-3) 1phdnu Seiaer, SeIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
S~erIammluug8- Mn3eigen.
8altimurcr GicOcrfran,.
WcrmauiasW Gnucrdlnr,

Den oeebrteH 9amen be5 Sercins jur g~efGGi9cn
Uiittbtitung, oaR ole erifc 9robsi ur gemiifteu Sbor
mitfipodD, Den II. Sttobcr, itattRnocu miro.
(236-) Gbr. apthc, Sett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09

5eute Slbeut Ercbe iIr Gen n9emiibten Sbor" int
ncucn @Itbbauie, Rr. t9i, Wet : Gombarefr.
Vie QeGbrtcn Sumcn uno 6trrGn oes SereiRS iino nm
piinttGiGCs @ritctnen irGuuolidl geteten.
(240. TaS Spmite.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06
s&Loujs and her Busine s 8.

Never have ST. Louis business men
the immense amount of trade from all
tions, that they are having the present
son. especially in tie dry goods trade, .
wholesale and retail; the merchants are
busy, each one trying to keep the lars
and best stock aud to sell at the lowest
tom prices. While visiting st. Louis
called into the immense establishment
VIM. Barr & Co., which is the largest /;
most extensive house west OF New 1OrH
retail dry goods dealers. They Occup!
store on one of the most prominent tf|
oushfares OF the city. The building Is
story's high and from cellar to garres 4
with goods. They employ l50 sales9l
and done a business Of over eighteen hund|
thousand dollars last year. The one p1
system is strictly adhered to and pers'
can order from the country and get go'
at the same price rs if they were prese
Their country retail trade Is very large
satisfaction Is guaranteed in every ca
During December they informed US tina
great clearing sale at unheard OF low prl
would take place, thus giving all an opp
tunity to get Holiday goods very che
Messrs. Barr & Cos. number is 120 and
North Ith ST. st. Louis.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

AMMONIA INJECTION IN CHLoRoFORM POIs
oNING.-An application has lately been made
of Dr. II aliord's method Of ammonia inJec-
ton in another case of medical practice than
as a remedy for the bite of poisonous SER
pcnts. In this instance man had been
Suffering from delirium tremens, brought
by Il long course Of drinking, and under Its
influence procured and swallowed an ounce
os chloroform. Inscnsibility immediately
supervened, and his eyelids could be opened
and the pupils touched without his showing
the slightest Indication Of irritation. When
the man was apparently dying an injec-
lion Cf two drichmS Ofammonla was made in
the veins of his arm, with the most promis-
iruciirct : visibility returned, and the pa
.icnt was able to sit up and talk for five
hours. The next day, lowevcr. he died.
apparently from clngeston of the brain /;
but it was thought that ifhis habits had not
been so Incorporate he probably would
have entirely recovered from the effects of
th> ch lorOfOrm,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

ANCIENT MUsIC.-The Egyptian flute was
only cows horn with three or four holes
in it. and their harp or Tyre had only three
strings, the Grecian Tyre had only seven
strings. and was very small, being held IN
one hand; the Jewish trumpe:s that made
the walls of Jericho fall down were only
rams horns their flute was the same as the
Egyptian; they had no other Instrumental
music but by percussion, OF winch the
greatest boast made was the psaltery,. a
small triangular harp or Tyre with wire
strings. and struck with an iron needle or
stick; their sacbut was something ike
bagpipc; the timbrel was atamtourine; ana
the ducimcr was n horizontal harp, with
wire strings, and struck with stick like
the psaltery. They hal no written music
had scarcely vowel in their language anu
yet according TO JoscDhus) bad two hum
drcd thousand musicians playing the ded-
ication of the temple of Solomon. Mozart
would have died in such concert In the
greatest agouics!
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

Coop LANGUAGE.-Young people shot
acquire the habit of correct speaking ii
writing, ard abandon, as early as possln|
any use of slang words or phrases:
longer you put this of, the more diitcJ
the requirement Of correct language Will n
and if the golden age OF youth, the prop,
season for the acquisition of language, |
passed in its abuse. the unfortunate victaa
will probably be doomed to talk slang 4
life. You should learn the use OF the la
guage which you read, instead OF the sla1
which you hear, to form a case In agreeme|
with the best speakers and poets IN y
country.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06
To Our Readers.

We would call your attention to the fact
that +. NJ. Wood OF the old and well known
firm of Muller Is WOOd'have on hand, and
is constantly receiving one of the largest
and most complete lines of men, youth and
boys clothing to be found In the West.
Buying strictly for cash direct from the
original manufacturers, and having them
made up in lots to suit, enables them to offer
goods at prices the lowest. In connection
with the ready-made they havea custom de-
partment which is full and complete at all
times with the latest of patterns and styles
which they make to order in the latest FASH
ions. Parties wanting new goods should not
forget TO call or write, and leave their orders
at the extensive custom and ready-made
clothing house CT Fred. Nj. Wood, corner
of Fifth and Olive streets, Sc. Louis.
Rediiold, Van Sickle Il Co., Prov. sni
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06
The Villain Caught

Cedar Rapids has had q jealOusl}
sensation. A rich resident of Il
tiOus city, who has a pretty atI
young wife, has for some time bet
tim of suspicious. He laid planl
nounced that he was going East
water cure for a month. Aud h|l
But he came back on the next trail
ing his home as it slumbered in q
of drowsy midnight. If there 4
thing wrong, he knew he had it b.
The only light was in his wife's u
He fingered under the window, tG|
murmGr OF low voices. lie heard s)
his wrath ragged. With pistols in 4
and night key in the other, he bot
the steps, through the outer do0rsI
ing the bedroom door, it was lOck
wife had heard the foot steps, and I
wanted to know who was there ~
piled he believed it was her husbaE
would open the door in q minus
was the straw that made the irate
irater. With heavy and wrathful
banged against the door, and b
yielded. The Observer tells tb
This bombardment was grectec
shrek from the wife, and the i1
husband rushed in, just in time h
door of a closet closing; now he h
Now, land he ground his teeth
stacy of rage) how he would reno
stroyer Ofhis domestic happiness.
placed herself in front of the clos
and entreated him not to open it. T
added fuel to the flame Of jealousy
raging like 4 volcano within "the
Utica" of bis breast. He thrust ht
and jerked open the door-and-
dishabilie-Miss-,a Reighhorin
friend, who had been invited to ST
her during his ABSENCE
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

Gen. Sherman says his proposed trip
Europe is not one of official inspscno
He gees in his capacity as private citize1
and pays his own expenses In IKE eaIa1
ity, and a, their own cost do Col. Aude1
reid and Lieutenant Grant (Gen. Grant
SOM travel. Rear Admiral Alden h3
berths vacant in the Wabash, and Gel
Sheridan accepted an invitation for himse]
and companions to occupy them. Gel
Sherman will retarn when he is tired
cruising,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06
c,rard House. St Louis.

We cordially recommend the GiRARD
HOUSE Of st. Louis to the travelling COM
munity, and pronounce it the most clcanly,
comfortable, and best managed hotel in the
west. The house is first class, heated by
steam, has an.elevatOr, bathrooms, &C.,
and can accommodate four hundred guests.
The present proprietors, Messrs. BALDWIN
& BATTLES, formerly of the Everett House,
Chicago, have in the short time they have
had possession made the house very popu-
lar. Terms only 81 per day. Try lnc iii
rard.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06
A correspondent who recently interview

A correspondent who recently interview
cd Kossuth at Turin describes him as a hale
old man of sixty-five, apparently interest
ing himself but little in politics, though
hopeful of the future independence of Hun
gary and living remarkably quiet and re-
tired life, He saws that it is not ideas which
Europe wants now, but factors, practical
men, who will solve the questions of capt.
tai and labor. and assist to develop the sali-
cnt principles of the coming democracy"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

To MERCHANTS OF THE WEsT.-We have
just received full line OF toy goods of our
own importation, which will be sold at bot
tom prices. NeuhOus, Krite & Co., 10
North Main st. st. Louis.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-12-06

Happy are families when the governmetI
of parents is the reign OF affection, ana tn
obedience of the children Of the suhmiss'oj
love.