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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01
Restoring the Old Landmarks.

The Wholesale heavy hardware house of
Hall, Kimbark & Co. have removed into their
now store on the old site, 80 10 81 Michigan
avenues massive iron and stone front build
ing, 60xf30 feet, with six floors, admirably
lighted, railways, elevators. and all the appli-
ances for handling their immense stock Of
iron, steel. nails, spikes, bolts, horseshoes,
vises. anvils, wagon and carriage wood mate
rails, and carriage hardware. Their store is
heated by steam, and has all the conveniences
for receiving, storing, packing and shipping
goods which the experience Of twenty-five
years in the business could suggest.
They have a larger and more complete stock,
and sell more goods in their particular line,
than any house in the United States. Their
enterprise, integrity and fair dealing have
made their firm name q synonym for upright
ness among Western merchants. Their trade
is 80 directly connected with productive indus
try that its large and rapidly increasing vol
ume measures the development and prosperity
Of the West. To such a. they Chicago il In
debted for the preservation Of its mercantile
honor, in its late fiery trial, and for the marvel.
Gus restoration which makes the Nes Chicago
the wonder of all beholders Chicago Tribune
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01
Foreign Gossip.

KHEDIvE IsMAIL, of Egypt, has a snug
income of ss50,000,000 a year on which
to support his newly acquired brevet
kingship.
Mrs. THERESA BLACK, Byron's "Maid
of Athens" is still living in England,
at the age of 10 years, and in a state Of
restitution which requires instant re.
lief.
CARRYING Goals to Newcastle is nc
longer an act of folly. The price Of
| coal in England is now so high that
large shipments of that article are being
made from France.
Mr.. MEcHI sums up the results of the
English harvest in a letter to the Lon
don Times. He says he is no alarmist
but he believes that England will have
to pay for foreign corn, in quantity ano
price, fl5,000,000 to e20,0O0,0N ster
ling more than in a good wheat season
The Government of Prussia, it is said
has finally resolved upon the construc
ton of a ship canal to connect tn,
Baltic with the North Sea, and a com
mission of engineers and superior off
GERS has been appointed to proceed t.
the spot to make the preliminary ar
rangements.
IT is not a popular belief that ar
thrives in Africa, quite the contrary
But we are informed hat at presen
there is a society known as the "Soutl
Africa Live Arts Association" at Cap
Town, which held its first exhibition
nearly a year since, showing a collec
ton of $50 pictures. The society pro
poses erecting an art gallery to cos
$4,000, a quarter of which has alread,
been raised.
MADAME THEIRS concert to suppl,
disabled soldiers with wooden legs Wa
a great success. None had seats re
served for them. NJ. Theirs enteret
like any bourgeois, and an aide-de-cam]
found him a place near the orchestra
He was greeted with cries Of "Viv'
ThiersI !" as he advanced through tn
crowded casino. The gross profits o
the concert are set down as upward o
1000 francs.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01

DURING a recent trial at Rockport,
Mich, the judge interrupted the testi-
mOny of q lady witness, remarking that
it was not relevant. The lady raised
her head, and with a look of injured
innocence inquired, "Well, sir, am l
telling this story or are YOUR The
Judge wilted.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01

FoR Observation-Disclosures, depres.
sion OF spirits, and general debility in their
the "Ferro- Phosphorsted Elixir Of Calisaya,"
made by Caswell, Hazard 4 Co., New York,
and sold by all druggists, is the best tonic,
and IS q tonic for patients recovering from
fever or other sickness, it has no equal
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01
The Chicago Newspaper Union -
Prosperous Institution.

A correspondent writes as follows
from Chicago:
At the time Of the great fire which
swept over Chicago one year ago, and
reduced the fair proportions of the
Western metropolis to n mass of rub.
bish and ashes, the CHICAGO NEWSPAPER
USioN were preparing to move into
their new building, on the South Side.
They had just fitted up, at large ex.
pense, an elegant and commodious office
in a marble palace fronting the old
Custom House, on Monroe street, and
another week would have found them
located there and, of course, all their
machinery, presses and material, con.
stituting n Of the most perfect print
ing establishments in the Western
country, would have been destroyed by
that terrible storm of flame which
swept INCREASINGLY and unpityingly
over the doomed city.
Fortunately the building which they
occupied in the West Division, and
which they were about to exchange for
more commodious quarters on the South
Side, was beyond the reach of the fire
fiend. 1t was the only printing office
of any magnitude that escaped the al
most universal wreck and ruin. OF
course the concern was not of sufficient
capacity TO undertake the herculean
task Of printing all the numerous daily
papers in the city. But it certainly did
all that possibly could he done under
the circumstances in lending a helping
hand to its stricken contemporaries. Its
proprietors generously threw its doors
open and lent the use of its presses to.
four of the large dailies. The first pane
ian edition OF the Evening POST printed
after the fire, was issued from the office,
afternoon, the 10th of October, 1872,
while the flames were even yet raging,
and before the extent of the awful ca.
lamity had become generally known
and for several weeks thereafter the
numerous presses of the establishment
were taxed to their fullest capacity,
running night and day, in printing the
large editions of the Daily Epeniag Post,
DAILY Republican (now Inter OCEAN,, Duly
Staats-Z eitung amt Daily Union, besides
serving their own patrons as usual.
iAiiiSVibsciJ ditcT tuc eHiOhc OF Tue
great ooniiagration had cleared away
the proprie.ors Of the UNION gave or.
ders for the reconstruction of their new
building, into which, ms before men.
they were on the eve of remov.
at the time of its destruction. Mean.
while they have continued to occupy
their old quarters in the West Division |
until within a few days past, although
'orely cramped for room. On the ami.
of the destruction of Chicago
hey moved into their new structure, at
Ia East Monroe street, where they ire
low located. The Office OF the CHICAGO
UNION, as now arranged, is
model establishment. We have been
md seen, and know whereof we speak,
md we feel sure We do not exaggerate
me jot or title when we assert that il
one of the most perfectly fitted up
nd best arranged printing Offices of the
lind in the country.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01

The following are the official majorities fol
state officers: For Secretary of State, Allen
Wikoff, 1885 majority Supreme Judge
John Welch, 1o,Is9 majority; Member Of
Board of Public WORKS, Richard P. Porter
I6,4s5 majority. The total vote cast foi
Secretary of State is $40 ,o37. the largest vote
ever cast in Ohio for sny officer.
ADvIcEs from Idaho represent a general
outbreak of the Indians imminent......De e
structive prairie fires have been raging in
the vicinity of Omaha, Neb. Many houses,
barns, fences, and large quantities of hay
and grain, have been DESTROYED The
barns OF the West Side Omnibus Company,
IN chicage, were destroyed by fire last week,
involving a loss of about $50, 1000. A largo
numoer OF horses were burned.
THE official majorities in Indiana for State
ofhcers and congressmen-1t-Large at the
October election, arc as follows-all the sue
cessful candidates being Republicans, with
the exception of Hendricks and HOPKINS.
the Governor and Superintendent of Public
instruction
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01

THERE is a man in Portland, Me.
who supports his family in handsome
style by simply tying an able bodied cat
by the tail to a clothes line every night,
and then going out in the morning to
collect the soap, shaving-cups, brushes,
ETC., thrown into the yard by angry
boarders in adjoining houses.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01

HELr WASrED.-There is q great de:
mand for female help in Milwaukee. Tho
EVENING wiscoss1S, Of that city, inserts, free
of cost, advertisements OF females in want OF
situations. -fCcm.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01

CONVENIENT and happiness reign in
all households where Dooley's Yeast Powder
is used: Try IT. You grocer has it. Put up
fun weight.-fCom,
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TO TIE PUBLIC.
FEVER AND AGUE!
ALSO THE
GREAT CHOLERA, REMEDY,
PERRY DAVIS
e.. Il PAIN.KILLER q 81"
TO THE PUBLIC.

Has won for itscifa reputation unsurpassed In med,.
ssl psepara!i9na; Tbs ssissr.etay u hs ds'sasd for
iea,pre ia tho history IL this mrdicine. The Pain.
Killer Is now regularly sold In large and sfcadily in.
rsas'.g qssnti,ieA not only 20 general agents. in svesy
q British Anssriss, but 70 Baenos Ayrsa. Brazil,
Uruguay. Perm, Chill and other South American
S,.ies to the Sandwich Islands. 70 Cuba and other
Earopsi to Mos"%Siqaass, S hsassssc snd zs USai.Dsn sna
o'her African lands. TO Australia and Calcutta. Rem
soo1 and other places In. 1ndia- Il has also been
port " inland city N Africa or Asia, witch .is fre-
qnonted by American. and European missionaries.
Jewelers. o, trsdsIs into which the Paiu.KillsT has
n, exte.t q 4. ~ssyuiae~s 10 another srsat feature
otthis remarkable medicine. II 10 not only the best
thing ever known. a. everybody will confess, for
ora, Or any sort Of soSsi compi.Hissts. IL -. or rc@ SnSt
UNSURPASSED for efficiency and rapidity Of action. In
Lac 'sn sis. an s,'i ssn o. Pr Ind. and The Wee. India
hanaard i~sdidns for ell such complaints, as we'll "a
as persia; liver complaints. and other kindred dis
,i,.%"m.tiss% %is s ss',I,Is ;sS eolds: oanker, asthma sad
abundant and convincing trials and - ~
an 'nvalnssle medicine. The proprietor arc n Dcs.
Or ssi rsspos.iSiahssy. t sstfSis Il II f nss si SlSsss Sh. .r%,
To tbs cured effected, and the satiafnotorv rssr,,.n
decd. IN m endless variety Of cases BY the use oiIhi.
e all its proprictors claim for II 10 amply nroved ~ ~
. .@S n nns sssssiss I 2 ,Ssa,Sri'Y Y hss s,.ainsd. TIss
country In tho world, and IA becsmins c,1as
l Ss%s ,r pSpq a,,,v every year. Y. healing properties
nS = \ p, neI 10 in,iy as.ted all over tho world. aIa L need
SO Directions accompany each hottie.
Price - cts. 30 cts, and 81 per bottle,
J. N. HARRIS & CO., C~iucInn.,,. NIL.
Proprietors for the Southern and Western State,
SOLD ny ALL MEDICINE DEALERS Grxxn.r,,
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FREE TO B00K s n

Az ELEaaSrLr BouNDC ANyA ASKING BOOK FIR the best
and cheapest Family Bible ever published, will be sent
ire OF charge to any book agent Il ~coutains nee, ~
300 nne Scripture ilustrations. aud agents are meet
ing with unprecedented snccess- Address, stating ex-
perience. &C and We will show you what our agents
are doing. NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Phila-
deiphiA. Pa. Chicago, ILL.,, or 81. Louis, Mo.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01

A NEW history of the Intcrnationaie,
which has lately appeared in Germany,
says there are not above 5000 members
OF that society nov paying their sub.
scriptions i'm England. %
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01

DU CnAiLLu, who has been looking
for new varieties Of goriiias among the
polar bears of Northern Europe, will re-
turn to America next month.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01
Fever aud Ague.

AZ this is the season for fever and ague, and
as there is . great deal Of that really danger
highly recommend tho use of Perry Davis
Pain Killer. as Q better remedy cannot be found.
Tho testimonials in it's favor are too numerous
to admit Of any doubt ~ to its curative effects,
coming as they do from 90 many persons who
have used It, and alao from several physicians
VIII have had the honesty to prescribe the
would follow its use .-Erening Wisconsi.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01

FEyERs seldom make an attack with
out warning. and may often be thrown of by
soaking the feet in warm water. wrapping up
warm in bed. and taking two or three of Pm--
sons PD,gatire. PHs.-1Com.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01

COUNT GIUSEPPE MAsrAI, the eldest
brother Of the Pope died recently at
S~in,gaglia,la fortified town of Central
Italy on the sAdriatic. The news hiss
deeply affected Plus TX.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01

A MISSIONARY, just returned. says he
regards Johason's Anodyne LiniD,ent as be-
yond all price, and efficacious beyond any
other medicine. 1t is adapted to q great va
riety Of special cases, and is tho best pain
killer in the world.-(Com.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01

. The fsshae and Aebisitaaed ususlIy fancy they are In
. more hopeless condition than thsy really srs. lThs
resources Of nature arc NOT easily exhausted. Even
-whsn strength and appetite al, whsa the syes srs
heavy and iustsrlsss, tie ,complsxion .pania. ths
nerves tremulous, the body attenuated. and the mind
depressed, there is generally . reserve Of latent power
behind such pslpabie evidences Of weakness. Various
modes Of treatment ara resorxd to by physicians in
the hope Of developing and rendering ayafiable this
store Of sleeping vitality, bat the surest and Indeed
the only thoroughly safe and reliable means Of
svakenine the dormant energies Of the system d .
course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Electricity,
shower baths, the flesh brush, seq bathing, &c~may
Be we'll enough IN their way. Is suxiliafies. out
do not reach the source Of the evil All physical Dc
bility proceeds either from . dsrangement Of the
functions Of the assimilatiBg. secretive and vital or.
ssna or fromla sluggish constifutisn. In either esss,
and also In cases where both causes exit. the Bttsrs
will invariably produce an immediate and salutary
change In the condition Of the patient. and evsutually
eject . complete care. Nome Of the dangerous aka
foias. 100 OMEN administered a. TONES, can b other-
wise than deleterious under such circunstanees and
70 give, mercury 10 positively criminal. The direct
effect Of the great vegetable specific will be manifest.
| cd in an improved appetite, . more cheerful frame Of
| mind. . gradual return Of strength. an increase Of
flesh. and . healthier complexion. Meanwhile. how
ever, the eonstitutioa.i IL issrt and feeble. win have
| been reused and renoyated by the subtle elements Of
IMMIGRATION contained In the Bitters.
PIxrLEs AND HuxoRs ON TIE FAcE.-In this
condition Of the skin. the vseRrrsE Is the grea,
remedy, As it acts directly upon the cause. II
c~leanses and puriies the blood. thereby causing
humors of all kinds to disappear.
- CON0l5MR IIvA9N
The advertiser, hAyifn been Dcrmnueutly cured a
thst dread diseaso Consum Ption. By . simpler remedy
10 anxious to make known TO his fellow sufferers II
means Of cure. To all Who desire 10, he will send {
copy Of the prescription used (free Of charged. with
the directions for preparing and using the same
eultiee -
Parties wishins the prescription VIII ylsass sddrsa
..s Rsv, INWARD A. WILSON. I.-.f :
~ Penn &C.. WfW1aunahuv9h. n. z.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01

AGENTS WANTED.
Agents wantel TO canvass for Chamber Encyclo-
pkdia. webtters Dictionary, Bagster's Ills. Hible,
and o,her popular works published By J. b. Lippin.
colt h Go. Address C.S. BURROWS,
$40 Wentworth Ava. Chica NO. I'LL
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Washington.

A ooLoRED student has published a card
stating that at the law department of How
ard University, there have been men gradu-
ated who, from their own lips, declare that
their education extended to the ability to
read in the fourth school reader. ... Attorney
General Williams emphatically denies that
he intends to retire from the Cabinet after
the Presidential ele~ction.... The Rio Grande
Commission represent that the truth of the
disorders on the Texan frontier has not as yet
been half told, and that Mexico is in every
instance the aggressor......An officer Of high
standing at Annapolis says that the story Of
the maltreatment of and injustice to the
| coiored cadet midshipman Conyers is wholly
false. Several naval officers who recently
arrived in Washington from Annapolis de-
clare that they know nothing whatever Of
the reported disorders.
INFORMATION has been received at the capt.
tai that a formidable Cuban expedition is
being fitted out under the auspices of Gen.
Ryan.....The President has appointed ex-
Gov. Fairchild, of Wisconsin, Consul to
Liverpool.-....The report of the Statistician
of the Department Of Agriculture upon the
condition of the cotton crop for the month
of October shows the State averages to be
a, Tolfo-,
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an alarming extent. Nearly eight hundred
cases have occurred In the last seven weeks.
For the third week in October the number of
cases was 20l, and the deaths 40. There Is
talk Of closing the public schools ofthe city.
The South.
A LETTER from Parsons, Kansas, sta'es
that Vice President Dennison, of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railroad, who has
juet returned from Texas, has made g. range
ments for the vigorous prosecutor oi VIZ
road southwark. The great bridge across
the Red river will be completed BY Nov.
Is. The rush to Texas from the NoIhtern
| States over this route is said to be wonderiui.
Large quantities of cotton are accumuiseing
slopc the line of the road, awaiting ship
msnf to the Eastern markets..-.The South
Carolina Legislature will probably elect
Concressman Elliott TO the United States
Senate in place of Sawyer. Elliott is a iuii-
blooded negro, and was formerly a barber In
Bosiou....F. j. Moses, regular Republican,
has been elected Governor of South Carolina
Ramser, Elliott and Rainey, colored Repuo-
Iicans, and B. F. Perry, Democrat, are elect
ed to Congress.
IT is stated that the coal famine in En-
gland is creating a demand for the bitumin.
GUS coal of the Maryland districts.....The
second trial OF Mrs. Wharton will begin al
Baltimore i in November......A duel was re-
Gently fought at Atlanta, &C., between two
young men, with double barreled shot-guni
charged with buckshot, at q distance of Al
yards. One was mortally wounded, thu
other escaping without injury.
ADvIcEs from Shreveport, La, state tina
work has commenced, and is being vigor
ously prosecuted, on three divisions Of thu
Texas Pacific railroad-from Dallas east
from Sherman east, and from Longviev
west.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01

INNocENcE abroad-Mark Twain in
England.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-11-01

The GREAT HAIR PRoDUCER.-Hair Oils,
Pomatums and Pomsdes have had their day. They
belong TO the musty past. Nobody that un,lersi snds
The chemistry OF the hair and the philosophy of It's
growth thinks OF using them. Instead OF clogxing
the por.s of The scalp with trick onguents. and thus
otsiructinR tie insensihle Precipitation which Is es.
seniial 20 the health Of The hbcrr. we now tone the
surface OF the head with an invigcrafing application
which psnotraies to the roots Of the bxfr and simu-
lates then, in the same way that the fertilixing agents
spread ov, Z the meadows stimulate the grass roots
aud cause the blades TO spring 10 In myrisds. coating
the earth with verdurr. The invigorant best adapted
TO this purpose Is t.ros's KATHAIsoN 1t may we'll
be called the fertilizer Of the head To the barren
seaip u sommnnica.es vegeta'ivc power II the hair
is dropping out. or becoming dry and withe.-d, 10 ar.
: sis the process Of diisp,datlon or blight. The hair
fhickens. and becomes GLOSSY and flexible, under its
genial operation. and as a dressing 10 10 una prroached
by any preparation that ha, yet been laid on Ihe
toilet Of Fashion.-fCon.
C~RIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR Dye ia the
most sure and complete preparation OF its kind in tho
world: its effects are magical. its character harmless.
its tints natural. its qnali,ies enduring ICON,
LIKE LIGHTNING are the miraculous cures
effected with rlase's Instant Relief. Aches. Pains.
srruins. Bowel complaints. etc., CANNOT sxisr jf mi.
great medicine is used. Relief warranted or money
rrturncds-lecm. ~
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UJIUbEH, Icf--
For GorerRor.
! Hartranft, Rep.--..-33 sos
Bsckalew, Lib-.--3i7.S $50
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-07-16
Town Committees.

The Addison County Republican CON.
mittee met at the Register" Office II
Middlebury last Friday, Present l.. L.
Knapp, Z. S. Bottum, II. G. johnson,
Charles E. Everts. The following were
appointed committees for the several
towns 10 Addison County for the two
years ensuing,
ADDIsos-BsDj. Hayward, II. Gorham, C. W.
Strong.
BRiDPORr-A. a. Fletcher. N. s. Bennett, C. N.
Hayward.
BRIsIoL-N. F. Dunshee, L. a uaeeltine, c.
p Bush.
coHswALL-F Bond, T. Sanford, C. D. Lane.
FtRRIsBuRon-R. P. Satterly. John Caldwell,
NJ. F. Allen, NJ. / all, Putnam Allen.
GosHES-J. Carson, Ii. z. Churchill, J. Wash
burn.
GRAsvILLK-R. NJ. Hubbard. W. @. Chafee, A.
F. Kennedy.
HAseocK-C. NJ. Robbins, A. E.. ingalls,,
solomon Durham Augustus Taylor. ]. b. OAR
ling
LEIeEsrER-wm Powers, A. E. Stanley, b. L,
Smith.
LIscoLs-Howard Clark I'd. J. II. Batchelder,
o. b. Hanks.
MlDDLEpuRY-J. Cobb, C. D. Earl. A. P. Tup.
per, l.. G. Barrows, d. Rider.
MoSKroS-H. o. Smith, X. Cox, Charles Stone.
s. E. Fuller, Casper Dean.
NEW HAvEs-S. b. 81 Cowles, Frank Smith,
K. b. Hiokok.
oRwELL--E. NJ. wril 9. II. Bascom, Charles
Sanford.
PAsros-R. T. Bristol, silas Tappan, C. s.
Harris.
RIPros-J. Battell, II. r. Ripley, P. Billings.
sALIsBuRr-L. N. wsterbouse, VIM. r. Ellis,
Il. ID. Hedden.
sHoREHAn-E. D. Douglas, @. Rich, j. c.
Smith.
syARKssoRo--c W. Atwood, 0. o. Baldwin,
Joshua iiryis.
vEnoEssEs-J. E. Roberts. J. II. Lucia, J. s.
Hiokok, Joseph Falardo. F. D. johnson.
man Hunt
wrYBRIDos-H. B. Hsgar. L. s. Wright, J. =.
Cotton.
wHrHs-w. p. Wright, a. 7. Ellsworth, W.
" Casey.