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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-02
CHANGE OF FEDERAL OFF,
st4s Vi slGa GERS. 1904 ifAys

49, he powers that be at Washington have
commenced theirdrcapitation of Federal Off
I. Gals In this Territory, The first one to fee
the axe being Col. Il. 4. May, Receiver q
Public Monies. As far as we have been able
70 learn, Col. May has made a faithful and
efficient officer. but his virtues have proba-
bly, proved his ruin, as we understand his
renewal was. decided upon in certain quar-
tiers last winter. and vigorous have undonbt-
sdly been made, to that end. Another inn
y portant change has also taken place in the
resignation Of, Gen. Addison IA. Sanders,
Register Of the Land Office, and the appoint-
4lEsntfof bis successor, Whilsiit is matter ct
!. regret to us and many others that these tried
officers are 10 give up the important positions
+ ey hare 80 faithfully filed. it is also q mat
ter 81 congratnlation that their PLACES are to
be filled By Montanians gentlemen ilcatified
with US ~ interest, and well qualified |, the
positions. We belie,e this may be attributed
to the efforts Of Gen. Sanders, who informed
US several weeks since that it was his inten-
ton 70 resign bur did not wish to do no or
let it be generally known. until he could Sc
cure the appointment eff Montanian in Ills
stead, Gen. Sanders has wona large num-
Der OF warm personal friends since his advent
into our Territory. not only BY his official
Integrity, but by isfrank and open manner,
socially as we'll as in business affairs. All |
will regret his departure from Montana.
sli The Ge,1 North West has the following in
regard to the newly appointed officers:fiti
MIR Sol. Star, formerly "A gent ilf Deer |
Lodge for the banking house OF l,ofm II Co.,
and well and fayorably known To our eiti- 1
zeIis, has received the appointment of Re
cciver hi the Land Office vt Helens, In place
OF Mr.. May No better appoii tment could /
hare been made In the Territory. Mr.. Childs, \
Of Helena. for long while Local Agent of
Wells. Fargo It Co.. succeeds Gen. Add. Ell.
Sanders as Register. This is another excel |
lent appointment, and Mr.. Ghills lis fully |
competent in every way to fill the dnties Of I
his office. we congratulate tile gentlemen
on having found favor in the eyes Of the
greatidispenscrs Of good ut the seat on gov
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-02
PROGRESSING.

The contractors who have IN charge the
building ofstiftv miles Of the Northern Pa
citic n. r. east from the Missouri toward the
:. Ycllowstnpe are now, on their way up the
I. Missouri to push the work to m early com
pletion. large population il already con-
cenirating on the east bank of the Missouri.
opposite Heart river the point where the
Railroad crosses the Missouri river. a town
has been laid out, called Carlton, which has
already attained n population of nearly 1, 600.
rom the HeleEa Herald, which gels its in
rmation from Maj. Eastnl who. has Just
lFrived from the East, we learn that The Ida
Sts'ck,iala Is now Oh her way from Sioux
lily. loaded with material, I'd erect ware
houses and other buildings for the railroad
at Carlton. Other boats are loading with.
men. horses, carts, implements, provisions
etc. 70 quickly follow The advance steamer.
We expect, IN \ few months, to hear OF
C.rlton ms second Chicago. 49,
Bozenlan has already received slight Inn
fpepIs from the railroad, which will be great
alylaugmented before tall. and weslnay reas-
onably expect chat our business and p0puIa-
tion will be more than doubled before spring
We wll be almost In speaking distance of
the railroad next summer, when Bezeman
will begin to realize a prosperity beyond the /
2 hopes OF hersnaast sangaine citizens. The
impetus that will be- given 10 lonr town By |
its positions IN an ortfitting point tor Che ter
minus Of the railroad. aud the home station
of stage lines, wagon trainss etc. will give /
Bozcinan q prestige over ether towns Of the I
y Territory that will lbe pcrspaHent. u sos W.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-02

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IKrupsiorS Of VI wins. n s@fbne Dis tress
a nsgra In ~ z. e E. rs
sInsurrecsio5
: ERIIS. priI q. {
labor tro,N5les contias3, master builders
and n1asons have joined the carpenters lock-
mogemeilt; thousands -ot ~rorIE men are
i ouI 81 employment; they nave UNITED 10 AZ
i appeM 70 the pubic fpr support discopIlse-
nanclng violencesof aIly sort
me Lonslon obserYer says That tle reply
OF fisll@t0 Sifan8aIe Snote OF the 1Uth Of
March, will reach Schenck to-day, and be
handed to GRAND i e.
CoNsr 4NrrNorrR. April Pc.
j. n. Brown, Secretary and interpreter of
| the American leeatif,n died to-day yerv sud-
denly. nom disease III the heart.
Ia s.ss, .Af .,,r,.,. 3.a,,.,;, 90
Ttie atotaxa ", ot f,.wla.
80 $500 - $3.50, IS, s.'''sy .-,.'s 1siios
Ia, 3. !,
- 81
Len u, an l Aflli.Esa 1aapriI -.
fls ares lI \ a1e new
slAsel ol's.'s lls'lk to1tasy& Dns every
:, ,.s' ope,ils AiIe sioisilcs ~
sne .s.''ps'ol1' re s.',eaYens 1nas morning
VIZ ua1Asnep " ne'ss clo'''s e smoke and
.'s'ue' anu s'loa 8 1 V1eI showers 81
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-02
20 ENETs-A.Iy NEWS.

lf9Ss .asfaEk@ sss5EA VI sa sFy sE
III III If sg 81 sGala sfssss5 5AAItBANYs April %
tr The Argus this morning repudiates Tie
Worlds assumption that the ID. ,Inocrats, d
New York favor the nomination of Adams al
Cincinnati, and declares It il the general
sentiment that If the Democratic party is I'd
participate in I. political revolution, il must
ally itself with the growing and generous
west, for there lies the future ofthe Republic;
not with the ei1ete sections that dwell only IN
the dead past. $ ]
81 IS sa' gsssn ToRoNTs, April %.
Il The Globe this morning publishes 4 dis
patch frsln 4 special eorresl ondent in Otta-
wa, stating Sir John. =. cDonsLl rectiyssi
Il cable dispatch from, Sir John Rose sfatinr
that the American Eexernn,ent, had abali-
doned its claim for consequential damages. 3
iastaHA BRowEv1ILE, Texas. April 30.Asl d
Thereby is flied with refugees from Mexi-
20, every house Is full of people from Malta
moras, Including many prominent persons.
both Mexican and foreign, sent beyond the
lines By CabalIos, Who Is Commanding af
Matanofas. Gen. McCook' s entire force IL
from Fort Brown guarding me River line,
and enforce observance BIZ the neutrality
laws. 1s'a B e 81 6 siE TA ~ ~ s
4ss.ss sALTs I<AKx, pril 30.
R the prisaperA hv Indictment swere III
lease5 tlaiseneniDg NJ M llorsftofia l4anlizl.
Two ~ of snow fel1 IL Iatt Cottesfwoo4
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-02


Coon ron TepMBs. ~ slew flays since
rays the Warrenton AE5:rxinia) c,lippcr, Gen
Toombs asas expressing his opinionof asfew
public men III the State % Georgia. 10 4 few
friends and alluded To Jos. E. Brown Iii such
s18ere terms tbatsan enthusiastic religipuz
friend ok joe gremarkedst TO tho General;
sa An, General, Joseph b. brown. lis
Ghristians and when the great day sshall come
~ which the earth shall rive up its aead and
III mankind shall be summoned before the
great white throne To- ansHer FOR the deeda
done in the body. Joseph y. srown viii hsad
alarger column an General Toombs. =
~ Yes, ]; replied the General md when
Sod Almighty seems llnt column. with Joe
.I,rown at.its head approaching, IA win give
NE oomnaanal Head III oolsamn III tle TN 81
lssaslts iss Nh g
3 lsroRtATIeS FAErxD-y Apx ens knowing
tlse Whereabouts 81 Cesar Leonard Miil pon-
Az 1 favor ons Mis- Parents IN sendinE 10 such
inforzpatiel'. He i \ printer IN prolrasion,
snd ptaf M rsarssc BIZ
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-02
FROM WASHINGTON.


ss ssstI WASHINGTON, April 80.
Senators TrumbulI. Fenton and Upton it
5isreportel. will start Tor Cincinnati to day.
i DR.. Newman baptized q Jar aAese stnient
named Cadama to day at the Metropolitan
Church, into whose membership he win be
admitted. Ifs 81 ssssss sssssssi61ss
Private DISPATCHES from New Orleaaspstate
that Gov. Yarmouth with about sixty-five
partisans, white and colored. haze. started
Tor Cincinnati. A Is further stated that.
with the exception lof Al few Yarmouth office
holders. the entire colored voters of Lonisia-
ma are for Grant. s ! ..stssl 4 tytss u 81;
1sa The Acting Sec lof the Treasury has di-
rected the Asst. Treasurer at New York to
buy two millions of bonds each Wednesday,
and sell two millions of gold each Thursday
in May. Il 5zf a4s...
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-02
Observation-Disclosures

u
Financial NJ The New Tariff DiIi.
St fals a4sas 81 WAsHINGToy, April 30.
Z s. sSgSArE.--I'hc House amendments to the
Texas Pacific r. Il. bill were 'cencnrre,i hi.
81. Gasserly'offered a res. luton directing the
Seer tarY OF the Treasury to. sendto the Sem
ate all the information in his possession
about the Pacific +, 3. deficiency bill.
81 The Senate resumed the pending motion
20 reconsider the rejection sof sMorrlIl's.
amendment restricting the Jurisdiction oil the
Court Of Claims Agreed to the Vice Press
ident giving the casting vote for the amend-
nent. The bill to repeal the duty on Tea
and Coffee was taken M. Onmotion SCOTS
amendment, providing Chat slt so into effect
on July LIST, and that all Tea and Coffee III
bonded warehouses and public storessspn Ju-
" LIST be exempt from duty. and that theal.,-t
ties paid on it be refunded was. adopted .
Morrill,, Vt. moved to add the free. listof til d
tariff bill passed BY The Senate four weeks
since. Rejected BIZ 10 TO 30. TrumbuH's
amendment to repeal the duty on Goal and
Salt was Il. jected Ia to 49,. CasserlY moved
q strike out LIST Of July, and make the bill
lake effect Immediately. Rejected. and the
bill then passed. sssgsS ss8ys4 .
HousE. The bill concerning planting trees
md preservation of woodsion the pnbllcldo-
main was then discussed. and defeated III to
>. The Tariff bill came up. In course Of
lebate, after persistent questioning By
Dawes, Brooks said his Democratic .col-
eagues Oh the icomaniitee Of Ways nanslal
deans intended I, support the tariff bill!atl
Dawes, in reply 20 Brooks. declared a.heiaa
wouldn't SUPPORT it: alnlessfi t was greatly
modified during the session il foa morrow Il
vening is set'apart for business from the
Oh Territorial affairs. as.ssssI os i
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-02
By EGRuAPH.


CHICAGO April %.
Dispatches ffomG hcihnatiithls mdrni 6 ia-
.tiioats a.ssvere- struggle between the aslher-
ents al Trumbsill and Davis from this state.
+ would appear that each party Is SO deter
mined TO carry their point that either would
be willing to sacrifice the success Of the
movement, rather than submit TO defeat.
Much III feeling il displayed, and the action
q Illinoisans, Il any Indication Of the gener-
q state Of affairs, presages notable failure
Of the whole movement. s'ss 80
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-02

III al &c 81 Al IL IA q Il M.
sTsllkia Islpreparea to make all snanner of saf
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, Powers or ATTORNEY,
etc: on the shortest notice AMI in the best style
known 70 the Gold pen, che goose quill be
ing among the lost.arfs
also filing Prescriptions and making homestead
entries and taking final proofs in either, to be used
at the Land, Office at Helena.
speeial attentio given to buying and selling
Real Estate. fSstszs sa-sss 81
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-02

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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-02

1ls88fs8*9 sEs38ef .LUNDOSte4ApIII 70. 2, 2
It is probable that Earl Russelrs address
to the Government for the withdrawal of the
British case from Geneva until the American
claims aresabantloned. will not
be presented I'M the House OF Lords Tonight.
as no answer to Graayille's second note has
yet bee.: received.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-06
Humhu1 hsseeted.

Quaint old Burton has favored Us with an "Anato-
my Of Melancholy" but who shail disscct the melan-
chely faliasies and fits with which knaves and fanat-
les endeavor to de'u5e the ,ick and feeble OF this
generations? Charlatans. through the newspaper
press. recommend to the strengih'css victim Of dis
ease couvulsing purgatiyes which. II taken. are sure
to turn his debili ated systs almost inside out, and
sink him into the ut'ermost depths Of helple.sness
and dependency Fsnatics, on the other hand, a.
snre the PROSTATE patient that no medicine containing
= dinusive stimuinnt ought to pass his lips. If he
elects TO be guided By the advice of impos; srs and
~lunsticy. let him make his will and order his coffin;
but II there Is a spark of common sense In his COM
position. let him resort In his extremity to Hostel
ser's Stomach Bitters. the most potent Of vegetable
toaics and siiera:iv,s-the Durest and most entirely
wholesome Of meiicatsd stimulants. The wonderful
cures Of dyspep-ia, billeusness. rheumatism. physical
prostration and malarious fcyers which this rare
specific hi effected during the last twenty-five years.
are the most conclusive answers that can be given to
the enemies Of mankind who offer volcanic cathartics
as tonics. aud to this mistaken beings ~ho would re-
fnse q medicinal stimu'an: 10 a poor. broken-down
invalid. who Is literally dying by inches for the want
Of Observation-Disclosures. Temperance. properly IN
dcrs;ood. countensnces no such folly as this. The
State laws enacted to put down the abhorrent vice Of
drunkenness provide for the sale of brandy. whisky,
and other liquors as med cines; and IL these adulfer
ated liquors Of trade are acc pied by temperance
Legislators as rem dies. what ought TO be the GENERAL
verdict Of the temperance public as regards the peer
las vegetable tonic based upon a stimulAnt abso-
lutely pure ?-lCom.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-06

INTOXICATING NosrRUxs.-The persons
who have scruples of con science against
perpendicular drinking" at tavern
bars, a become blind drunk on almost
any of the advertised "tonics' or in.
MIGRANTS in half an hour. There is,
however, n exception to this rule. No
body can "get over the bay" on VINE.
GAR BIrTERs, for the simple reason that
this famous ~reuovating and regulating
medicine contains no diffusive st.mu-
lants of any kind. Yet its strength.re.
serving properties are marvellous. It
restores the relish for food when all
other appeiizers fail imparts unwonted
yigor to the digestive functions; regu.
lates the flow Of bile ; soothes the nerv.
GUS System; promotes healthfu' sleep;
and tends to produce that condition of
body and brain which is supposed to be
most conducive to longevity and the
enjoyment of life. Its specific effects in
acute and chronic disorders affecting
the stomach, the bowels, the spine, the
kidneys, the fleshy fiber, the muscles
and the lungs, are considered by com.
pe!ent judges the most extraordinary
medical phenom ma of the sge. Vine
gar Bitters has now a larger sale than
any Of the spurious astringents, and its
immense popularity in q land where the
people observe closely, test thoroughly,
and act independently, is in itself q
sufficient guarantee of the excellence of
the medic ne. We recommend it to
all.-ICom.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-06
Western Patents.

The following Western patents were
issued from the United States Patent
Office for the week ending October %.
1872, as reported by Gridley 4 Warner,
Patent Attorneys, No. l35 S.uth Clark
street, Chicago. H.:
Printing ~rress-Charics Y. Batehelder and
Walter Z. Gard, Chicago.
Washing maehine-Warren Church, I. Hsrpe.
Pitcher, Sycamore.
Bakers oven oseph Taylor. Gaiesbnrr.
Folding bedsssad-H. Harrison Hill. Pontiac:
Corn-stnik chopper-Jamss Ho~llinesworth.
Chicago.
Machine for heading eans-Edwin Norton and
Alton Ii. Fanch,r. Chicago;
Post hole digger Edward r. Sumner. Free
Ten,-wil;am ". Wells. Chicago.
Planning machinc-C. l.. and L. p. Hoyt, Au-
rora.
Grain cleaner.,Andrew Hunter: Rockford.
Clay mixer-Abraham j. knisely, ChicAgo,
0yershoe John l.. Mellon. Pans.
Fire-proof shutter-Samuel b. Munson. Jr..
Chicago.
Horse collar c1p-Richari J. Algeo. Kala-
Cider mills and press-Monroe Jones. East
Saginaw.
Saw mili-IIenry d. Edward N. AID Charles
T. Wiches. East saginaw.
Paging ~jack-John g. Ziegler. Salt River,
Clothes wringer James a. Park, Lansing.
Lifting ~jack-Amos s. Skinner. Windsor.
B~asket-R1scoe u. Wheeler. DoWagiac.
INDIANA.
Car cOuplins-Tiras a. Banta. bloomington.
Kitchen safe Adam s. Brown. Delphi.
MISSOURI.
Swinging gate Levi Hatchitt, Jr.. Louisiana.
Saving machine-Wiiiiam c. Daniel. Point
Pleasant.
Blind Stat a~djuster-0iiver L. Houghton,
Holden.
Earth auger-Joseph Wilson. Cameron.
KANSAS.
Portable f~ence-George IL. Hume, Paola.
Grain scparator-Juhn l.. La Rose. Leayen-
worth.
Elevated wire -way-Gcorgs Killam, Fort
Dodge.
Switch locking observation-disclosures L. Pat
ton. Hamburg.
Shuttle fastener-John C. Hanna, Rossville.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-06
Foreign Gossip.

An insect show is to be held in Paris.
TIE improvements in the supply Of
water to London will cost As, 000, GOO.
THE stage. coach IS being largely re-
introduced into travel to and from Lon
don. 2
TIE Queen Of Sweden IS a novelist.
She writes for the press over the nom de
pa!ume of Annie Arden.
Dr.. HERBERT VAUGHAN, editor of the
Tablet, London, has been nominated to
e bishopric by the Pope.
THERE are II pneumatic tube lines in
| operation in London, varying in length
from $50 yards to 10 yards.
TIE King of Burmah has degraded
the most powerful man in his kingdom
for drinking and taking brides.
The death of Cardinal Luigi Amati, at
Nice, leaves % Cardinals hats vacant in
the Vatican, and in the gift Of Plus TX.
The iron production of France is
steadily increasing, and there, az else
where, the ironmasters have advanced
their prices.
TIE Empress Eugene has discarded
fashionable dress, and during her late
stay at Cowes appeared only IN black,
simply made.
THERE is no doubt that England will
have to import more wheat this year
than ever before, and the prospect for
next years crop, SO far as can be judged
by the fall sowings, is very poor.
A YOUNG woman has poisoned herself
in Vienna, and in a note which she had
left on a table near the bed on which
she lay she had written my last cigar
draws very badly, therefore l am tired
Of life. Good night"
The personal appearance of the En-
perors of Germany, Austria and Russia
is thus touched off by a correspondent
of the Etoik Beige, who saw them in
Berlin: "Old William looks like a good.
natured Newfoundland dog, Alexander
Of Russia like the most base Of Parisians,
and Francis Joseph Of Austria like a
man who has no good conscience"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-06
The Epizooti, an Old Disease,

Somebody has dug up a copy of the
first edition of Dryden's translation of
Virgil, in which there is an engraving
representing men dragging a load Of
hay, while all around are the sick, dying
and dead horses-things, in fact, look.
ing pretty much as they do now. The
translation of the third book Of the
Georges gives the symptoms of this an.
cient epidemic, and they are quite
similar TO those of the present disease.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-06
the WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICAI
Healthful Climate, Free Homes,
Good Markets.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
offers for sale Lands In Central and Western
Minnesota, embracing: 1. The best of Wheat
Land: 2. Excellen. Timber for the Mill. the Farm
AID the Fire: 8. Rich Prairie Pasturase and Natural
Meadow. watered by clear Lakes and running
streams-in a healthful Climate. sshee Ftr1 and ASas
is rnknotra.
GRAIN may be shipped hence by lake to market ss
cheaply as from Eastern Iowa or Central Illinois.
Cars now run through these lands rom Lake Superior
to Dakota Price OF lard close to TRACK, g. 90 to $50
rer acre; further away s. so to A.Oe. SEVEN EARS
7.3O Bonds, now selling at par. received for lsnda Of
slio. no other unoccupied Lands present such ad-
yantages to ~settlera
SOLDIERS und r the New Law March. ls72l
get 100 acres FREE. near the railroad. by one and
two years residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnis he'd frem all principle points East to
purchasers Of Railr Dad Lands. and to settlers on
Government Homestsads. Purchasers. their wives
and children carried free ever the Northern
Pacific Road. Now Is the time fer Settlers and Colo
mics to get Railroad Lands and Government Home
steads close to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full information.
map and copy Of New Homestead Law. Address
LAND DEPARTMENT.. NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD. ST PAUL. MINI.
OR - FIFTH ". COR NINTH ST.. NEW YORK.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-06
Nu.,e versus Patriotism.

Art and politics have become singu'
LARRY and unpleasantly mixed in Europe,
and both in Paris and st. Petersburg
music is now judged from the political
point of view. At the last popular con-
cert of NJ. Pasdeloup, in Paris, the or.
chestra played Wagner's overture to
"Rienzi" as artists, and then, as French.
men, turned round and Kissed it, and
fatty refused to play any more German
music, not Directing TO it from an arts.
tic point of view, but simply because il
is German. The public has Endorsed
the musicians and refuse to hear any
more German music, and M. PasdelouI
has been obliged to make a public an,
nouncement that, for the present, all
music will be adapted to French pa
triotism.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-06

ENGLAND has been thrown into o fer
ment by an article in the London Times
advising the Canadians, whose interests
it q y were uniformly sacrificed by the
British Government in its recent Amer.
lean negotiations, to sever their connec,
ton with the mother country and begin
an independent career. This is not a
new suggestion, however novel its pres.
ent source. Years ago, when the Cana
dams forced the Home Government to
concede them the right to levy their
own taxes in their own way, even though
they thereby ran counter to Imperial
policy, limitations were freely made by
members of the British Government
that they could get their independence
by asking for it.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-06

The adVertJsef. having boen permanently cured M
that dread disease. Consumption, by : simple remsdy
u aa1ioss 70 make known 70 his fslloW-s1dsrsrs ths
means q cure. 70 sl who dessire It, he viii send :
the diEsctions for preparing and using the same.
which theZ will ind q SURE Guar ron C~oNsunrrios
AsIInA. BsoscHIrIs. and all Throat or Lung ain.
cuIties.
Parties Wishing The PreseEipaon viii please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
I4 Penn street. WilliAnsbursh M
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-06
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-06

TIE 1872 peach crop of Michigan
and Illinois amounted to 100000
bushels,