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THE SAGACITY OF ANNALS.

Some cay animals have no reasoning
faculties, but l sometimes think they
have. Take the horse, for instance +; he |
will identify his master at u distance,
among any nuab ber Of persons, even
though he may be dressed as much like
the others as possible. I once read an
anecdote Of horse whose master was
accidentally injured long way from
home; this horse returned to the house,
and neighed so loudly that it brought
the family to the door, when they saw he
was alone. The son mounted him and
rode back, when the horse carried him to
where his injured mas'er lay on the
ground. Had it not been for this faith
ful animals sagaclty, the man would
have perisheI
A friend of mine once was coming
home from distant town in the night
and lost bis way after trying vainly to
find it, ho laid the reins on his horses
neck, and said, Go home, Fannie
She turned into another road unk now
to him, and tho gentleman wa. soon at
his own door. Horses are very quick of
discernment.
An elephant also remembers the
slightest favor or injury. suppose you
have oil heard the story of the tailo,
who gave an elephant cabbage or some
such thing every day; but once ht
pricked him with his needle. Tn,
menagerie to which he was attached
moved away from the town that day
but some months after, returned tina
say, long after tho tailor had forgotte
the affair. Not so the elephant. II
showed his fnc memory by going to
pool Of dirty water and filing his t'un
With the liquid and squirting is all ove
the tailor, who sat sewing at his bench.
Once an artillery train was going ov,
sroad 10 India, and man fell of.
another second the whecll would ha,
gone over bis body when an elepha,
which was walking by his side Instant
without any ono telling him, lifted Il
wheel from the ground, and the fall,
man was Suhurt. Did not that she
Sagscity-almost scasoainY tovess ?.
Young Folks &srai.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
~ Administration were granted to the UNDER
signed on the estate of Jeremiah Ray, Sr, dec d,
by the Clerk OF the Probate Court of Lincoln
county, Mo , on the 18th day of August, 1871.
All persons having claims against said estate
arc equred to exhibit them to the administrator
for allowance within one yenr from the date Of
said letters, or they may be precuded from any
benefit of said estate, and IL not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters they will
be forever barred.
sepl4n37 JOHN c. DOWNING, Admir-.
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ST. LOUIS
Business Directory.
The Name, Business aud Lscetioa oI
Leading nlOsSeS.


Agricultural Depot and Seed store.
WIN kOENIG d co, 207 N Second street
Aromatic Wine.
GREEN X CLARK, 1000 4 2OO2 Pine street
cider Missouri"
GREEN & CLARK, 5000 h 20O2 Pine street
Carpets. Oilc lOths. sc.
FINNEY h McGRATII, 40s N Fourth street
HART 4 POWELL, 4iO and 4i2 Fifth stree,
Druggists--sVholcsa
"A MELL1ER. 500 Main, cor Washington n,
Dry Goods.
JOHN q ALLEN 4 SON, 5ll n Main street
Family Medicines.
g 4 S X HARTER 4 CO, T24 N Main street
Glass and Oucenswarc.
WHITMAN GLASS Il QUEENSwARE CO.,
lib N. Main street, bet. Chesnut aud Pine.
Jones' Commercial College.
W JOHNSON, Man. Priu , s W cor 9th K Olive
Lumber Mel chants.
SCHNELLE & QUERL n w cor Sth & Muilanphy
MBROTlI ERT0N, Yard Office 1898 Broadway
Office 3U9 Locust street.
Merchant Taller.
SNUCKER, 5l7 Olive street
Marble Dealers.
PARK X McCLINTOCK, 5th street and WASH
Piano Ware Rooms.
Mrs A PONMER, 7l2. Chesnut street.
Regalia. i'lags and society Goods.
PAR oN & co. 7i6 n Fourth street
l. ROSEBROUGH SONS. 1921 Broadway
Vinegar Manufacturers.
ALDEN & CLOUGH, 3l5 and 3t7 Spruce street
Watches. Jewciiy. &C.
D. G JACCARD 4 CO., 4Ol n i03 n. Fourth st.
EDWARD MEAD 4 Co. 304 Fourth street.
JElU SYLVESTER, 2lO Fourth street
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Health!
Beauty!!

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD
INCREASE OF FLESH AND
WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION Sc
CURED TO ALL.
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TO ALL wuum 1T MAY CONCERN.

Notice is hereby given that my wife, Mary
G. Tuttc, left my house, taking my goods and
chattlcs, during my absence in July, 1871, and
that from and after this date will not bc re.
sponsibie for any d, hts Of her contracting. I
heard few days since that she had married one
Abram Marley of Ad'ms county, III.
Lincoln Co., Oc. 10. u. W. FUTILE.
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re Rerald ~ pr Ayausss,s.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02
Every Day an increase in
Flesh and Weight is
Seen and Felt.
The Great Blood Purifier.

Erery Drop Of the SARsAPARILLIAN RE
SOLVENT communicates through the Blood,
Sweat, and other fluids aad juices Of the sys-
tenn the piyor Of life, for it repairs the wastes Of
the body with new and sound material. Scrofna,
Consumption, Glandulor Disease, Ulcers in the
Throat, Mouth. Tnmors. Nodes in the Glands and
other pdrh Of the system, Sore Eyes. Srumorous
discharges from the Ears, and the ,rorst forms Of
Skin diseases, Eruptions, Ftrer Sores .Scatd Head
Ring Worm. Sab Rheum, Erysipeias. Acne, Black
Spots, Worms. Sneats, and all pastes Of the life
principle, are mithin the curative range Of this
ponder Of Mode" Chemistry, and Je'o DIP.
use ~iH prore 10 any person using 1t for either Q,
these Jorm' Of disease its potent po1er 10 cure them
Not only does the SARsAPRILiIAN REsoLvES1
excels all known remedial agents in the cure OF
Chronic. Scrofulous, Constitutional, and Skin
diseases; but it is the only positive cure for
Kidney end Bladder Complaints.
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ssbsrsibs fos +,se NER Ae.NS aSeiS ~
ySsA.
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G. s0sME,S
pr0MACNBI11EkP'

A RE endorsed and prescribed hy more leading
n Physicians than any other Tonic or s,imu
liant in use. They ere
A SURF; PREVENTIVE
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SOME HOMEMADE FUN.

SOME uOME- MA DE FUN.
Potato pantomimcs may be as old as
the hills, but confess not to have heard
Of or seen them until quite lately. So,
perhaps you have not.
Take q good-sized potato with smooth
skin; cut out nose, eyes and mouth /;
twist curled hair into the shape Of a wig
and whskers or moustache, and fasten
on with Pins then make u hole for the
fore6nger to 80 into; this gives the h ad
q throat.
Wrap q bit ofclo.h, handkerchief, or
what not round tho hand, arranging one
corner Of it round the thumb, and the
other around the second finger Then
you have u little man with hands and
arms, capable Of bowiug and moving his
head.
Make a screen, let four or Eve young.
sters be behind it. each with their potato
characters, and as they say the words Of
the charade, burlesque or tragedy, lie,
these potato. men perform. 1t is capital
fun, and beats Punch and Judy ont Of
the field.
Potato men have amiable dispositions
They are generally friendly, fond oil
shaking hands, embracing. and noddine
their heads cordially at each other
They also have a thouy yhtful way o
rubbing their forsheads that Is very
funny -Schoolday Visitor.
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FHInAY. Feb. 2l-r. "

The stock speculation has been more AMI
mated to-day with further indications OF reylYng hie'
though 10 remarkable activity was noted In any Spe-
cialty The Of the market has been strong now
ever. and prices have made further upward move
meut, though 1t must be added that there was 10 Op-
stace in the way to prevent higher range Of prices az
money a drug in the market and stocks are so eng ea
and re gIlated by few combinations that turn In
either direction is perfectly easy OF accomplishments 10
must not be supposed that the purchasers at the sd-
vanced quotations represent any accession from mo
ranks Of the outside public for scoop3d" TOO oten III
their conGding ventures, they now view NO
"ringp with distrust, and cannot be inyeig n
into purchasing, no matter how "chndhKa
and bland" the smiles with which the tempting
points" preferred. Tho chief features OF interest
were NewYork Central stock and scrip, Wabash Union
Pacific and Pacific Mail. The irst-named were strong
and advanced on reports that the Government would
exempt the scrip from taxation. Wabash to ST.
purchases of strong parties. The rise OF per cent
in Union Pacific is supposed to be the re-
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Of the Company relative TO the interest claims Of tho
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pool in Lake Shore put mp the price 10 95l, the other
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the close Quicksilver Mining Company declined to H.
Investment securities were firm and in moderate de:
maud while Express shares strong the chief specu-
laton being in United States which sold up TO All Tie
following table shows the highest and lowest prices for
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BOTANICAL TEXT BOOKS.
B. Prof asa CRAY o. Ii'Iyarl C1 s Am %. Of o
structural and Systematic Botany" Sc, &c.
pae, To- e 5 1 e ,i af5 aoss s by Prot GRAY:
HOW PLANTS GROW.
CoST4SlSs y NE tLp p6ra %6 aI .so
u.r4t9l y than 800 drawings from Nature Small t' lai
f. Vos Is sin le sci-e and beautifully illustrated Botany
pleasure pro large aud chapter in the open Book Of
now LtNTs GROW IS remarkably successful effort Of truly
siae Moaiaiy.
SCHOOL AND j lI.tD DUN VT ~ - q:
AZ FA, TNTi OBJECTION 10 A KNOWLEDGE OF AID THE
COMMON PLANTS OF THE UNITED STATES. BORN WILD
md CT LTIVATFD. 9go.. cloth. 90 Price, - 3D.
This book ami n Che most upeensye all practical school
hot.uy tu .hr Il has hl warmly rtconel.r by an MO nave CA
amired TO- Sc tayc for only few extracts:
This emph5ay tie s.unt hnd'oo 81 botanical ence ana
Practical Bour haze t0u1, DO viii tke r3 le 20 re
la. rank ct Model SIol-loo -i President tal gHrte BE ID, OF
unyenyo Wisconsin aud late Prof Of Bon Williams OoI,se
No.
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uhv ,r the o the author make % WOr4
afflr hIghes. allui-y."- iilarpers Mouialy. 20.
1Ie demand purs Text Pook Which 81 l include
both wild ami cultivated plants As leen ami s met % fr1t Oa
new work which designed embrace ADJ plants, ufc and tAo
which would aHelz suol The volume -c. Elt u.s. We
tunnel a teachers instinct, o the ANIL teal h ADJ tn DC
a aat is E--cuut TOO scientific, but l. ln-e-
ll.l'.
singh cs . either of the above books OF both viii be Forwarded
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ami 10 Grind .f.. N..-iart.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25

CO.emau BenedIct's cIosIng qu0latIOns Wero

The gold market has been duh and spirdcss and vp
out rcdceming feature, the prices during the mor o.
being stereoyped at l1li l3 the range Of ye,teTda'
In the afternoon reports that the specie snpmen i'
morrow would be large. the premium was ad'ale.
momentariy to 1lll Tie rates paid for carrying vor
. o. "a, and 3 per cent. The days business 10
Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold ciea
S21993O.; gold balances, S5sl75 and currency 3"l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25

Government bonds have been strong anu n's"' -,
liberal purchases by banks and money lenders -,
reaction was noted In the afternoon '"' ''
closed arm Fisk 4 Hatch report ~ follows 90. = I