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aThe Philadelphia stock market is steady Pennsylvania
ss 1914 Pennsylvania and Erie Railroad 25i; Reading
Railroad %; Pennsylvania Railroad 594. Gold. 1874.
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-31
BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. Is, 1870.

DR.. f v. PIERCE = For the past six
months | have used your golden Medical
Discovery In my practice and in that time
have tested its merits in severe coughs, both
acute and chronic, in chronic diseases ofthe
throat, severe cases bt bronchitis, general
arrangement, of the system, conStipated
condition of the bowels, and wherever a
thorough Alternative, or blood purifier, has
been indicated. In all cases / nave found it
to act gently yet Thoroughly and effectuaIly
in removing the various diseased conditions.
and bringing about a healthy action through.
out the system. Yours fraternslly.
H. l.. HALL. NJ. ID.
This medicine is sold by all respectable
druggists in all parts of America. 500
How, about my hOuse?" asked an alb
sent resident of Chicago. as, while hasten
ing thither, he met a friend who had Just
left the burning city.
Burned" was the laconic reply.
The next question consisted merely of a
most searching glance, and the answer was,
"She's all right, at fathers. We got your
out of the safe this morning they are
all right too"
well" said the merchant, coOlly, when
a man has a wife and his papers, what more
does he want?"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-31
Throw in ReInforcements.

The Citadel of Life is in a state of siege all
through the year, but is never more closely
invested than in mid-winter. The liver is
usually somewhat torpid, and the bowels
more or less constipated at this season, and
dyspepsia often assumes its most aggravated
form in cold and wet weather. In short,
the sluggish system seems inclined to inter
nit or shirk some of its most important du-
ties under the influence of a low tempera.
ture, and requires wholesome stimulation.
The spur required is Hostetter's c,omach
Bitters, the only medicine which quickens
the action of the secretive organs, and brings
out the latent vitality of the system, with
out creating any febrile symptoms. or the
slightest nervous excitement.
The great Vegetable Tonic is o recon-
mended as a specific for Coughs, Colds and
Consumption that field being left open to
the cOncccters of preparations which can
not by any possibility reach the lungs, but
as a specific for the constitutional and phys
ical weakness which invite pulmOn Try dis
ease, it is literally infallible The NEST in
sidious and terrible enemy of human life is
not disease itself, but the weakness which
affords it an opportunity to gain a firm hold
of the vital system. Remember that STAIN
ina, Vital Energy-the iife-principle. or
whatever you may choose to call the resist
ant power which battles against the canses
Of disease and death. Is the grand SAFEGUARD
81 health. tits the garrison of the human
fortress. and when it wakes weak. the true
policy is to throw in reinforcements. In
other words, when such an emergency &c
ours, commence a course of HOstetter's Bit
tiers.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-31


ted clothiers OF St. Louis, Mo-, announce the
introduction of plan of ordering clothing
by letter, 20 which they call your specia,
attention. They, If required, will send you
their improved and accurate rules for self
measurement, and a full line Of samples
from their immense stock OF cloths, cassl-
meres, coating, &c. Thus enabling parties
in any part OF the country to order their
clothing direct from them with the certainty
of receiving garments of the very latest
style and most perfect fit ~attainable. Goods
ordered will be sent by express, to be paid
on delivery, providing that if they do not
fit, they can be returned at their expense.
As is well known through the South and
West they have for fifteen years excelled IN
all departments of their business, which Is a
guarantee as TO the character of the goods
they would send out. Rules for self meas
Hremenr samples of goods. illustrated Cir
cular and price list sent free On application.
Ticknor & Co., manufacturers and dealers
in mems and boys clothing and furnishing
goods, either ready made or made to order,
COL and sos N. Fourth street 81. Louis Mis-
souri,.
n. B.-When in st. Louis you are invited
to visit Our mammoth establishment, where
you can find thousands and thousands OF
garments of superior quality and workman
ship, manufactured expressly for the best
retail trade. Boys clothing a speciality with
us, and Our stock in this line is very extern
sive. ICKNO Il Co.
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me no future injury"
"srIl be satisfied when | touch the
money. never fear, old boy answered he,
with a laugh. Some, out with it, quick
{ It is in that bureau, yonder,' replied
|, throwing a key on the table; help your
SELF y 81 o.. vr- 81.
~ need not tell you, mein Herr, that in
the whole bureau there was not a single far
thing : but he went toward it to unlock it,
which was all | wanted" 90
"Ah you wanted to get a chance of strl-
king him from behind, | suppose z" said J.,
secretly marveling at the strategic ability OF
this pacific man of letters.
"Neine lieber Herr" returned the pro-
fessor, with an air of contempt, suggestive
of Socrates setting down Protagoras,
:. science does not fight with such coarse
material means as those. | have told you L
regarded this man in the light of an eXper-
i1nent, and | acted accordingly. IfyOu wish
to know what was my real object in sending
him to the bureau, step forward and press
your heel upon that little knot in the floor"
| obeyed, and was not a little startled
when a good square yard of the flooring I'M
mediately in front OF the bureau gave way
with, a loud, whirring noise, disclosing a
black chasm of unknown depth, from which
arose the hoarse gurgle of running water.
"Why, you don't mean TO say faltered
l, glancing from the CHASTITY abyss below to
the benevolent face of the Savant, which
looked milder and more benevolent than
ever.
Precisely So" answered the professor,
with Il genial, smile, and rubbing his little
fat, hands gleefuly. " That's the Neckar
which you near grumbling down yonder /;
put there was Il good dry yard OF pavement
beside it. for him to fall upon, and it sufficed.
U~nhappily the fall necessarily Occasioned
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-31

A New York wholesale grocer, who has
become rich in his business has lately
made the following evelaiiOns. He says
his rule always was, when he sold a bill of
goods on credit. 10 Immediately subscribe
for the local paper of his debtor. So long
as his customer advertised literally and
and vigorously, he rested. but as soon as he
began to contract his advertising lie took
the fact as evidence that there was trouble
ahead, and he invariably went for his debt.
:. For" said he 1.-THE man who feels too
poor to make his business known. is too
poor to do business" The withdrawing of
of an advertisement is an evidence of weak
ness that business men are not slow to
observe.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-31
Arts in lanan.

The artisan Of Yeddo," says 4 late writer,
sis a veritable artist. II we except the con-
ventional style to which ne still feels him.
self compelled to submit in his representa-
tions Of the human figure, if we overlook
the insuficiency of his knowledge of the
rules of perspective, We shall have only
praise left tor him in all other respects. His
works are distinguished from thO;e of
Mako by the simplicity of his forms, the
severity OF the lines, the sobrieiy of the dec.
Orations, and the exquisite feeling of nature
which he exhibits In all subjects OF orla-
mentation drawn from the vegetable or ami
NAL kingdom. These are his favorite sub
jects flowers and birds nave the power of
inspiring him with compositions which are
charming in their truth. grace. and har-
mOny. In regard TO perfection OF execu-
ton, the works produced in both capitals
are equally admirable.
"What is still more remarkable. the jap
a::esc fancy never runs into those aberrG-
tons which in China and elsewhere out
rage nature by cutting trees into geometri-
csl figures, or training shrubs into the
sha.e s of animals. The taste OF the Japan
csc in their popular arts, remaining indie
pendent Of the conventional influences of
their two courts, has all the freshness of a
naturally expanding civilization. There
fore, it is still characterized. by 4 certain
puerility; witness the truly childish passion
of all classes of society for enormous fl)w-
ers and dwarf trees, | have seen aquaria,
not much larger than ordinary, wher, they !
succeeded in uniting the features Of = coni-
pictc landscape lake, islands, rocks, a
cabin Oh the shore, and hills with real
WOODS on their submits, of living bamboos
and cedars in miniature. They even some
times add Liliputiau figures, coming and
COINS b. s-~""a .~-r-i-- -; ---i
up.
This sort of chiidishneSs is found in .
multitude of the details of japanese life.
Sometimes a porcelain Junk Is SCI before a
dinner papN it is taken TO pieces and
proves 10 he a unique and complete tea-,et.
Often, part OF the repast is served in cups so
minute, and porcelain so fine, light, and
transparent. that one hardly dare touch 1t.
There are cups. called egg-shells, so delicate
that they must be protected by a fine en-
yelOpe of bamboo netting.
1.-The saloons are adorned with bird and
butterfly cages, crowned with vases OF
flowers. whence depend climbing plants
which cause the birds TO appear a. il nest
ling in verdure. Under the paper-ianterRs
suspended from the ceilings OF the ve-andas,
there are often bells OF cOlored glass, the
long, slender clapper Of metal supported
by a silk thread, or slip of colored or gilded
paper. At the least movement Of the breeze,
these bands of paper move, the metallic
tongues touch the glass bells. and their vi
bratiOns make a vague melody. like the
sound OF an Eolian harp"
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or ~rA,nUxs.x
A Famous Merchant 7 Tailoring Es-

, The CITY of st. Leuis- is noted, among
MANY other of it's leading branches of trade,
foriIs splendid clothing stores, and more es-
pecially for the attsinments of a few GENTLE
men who are exclusively engaged In the
merchant tailoring branch of the business.
First and foremost in this country among
all these stands the well known name OF
John c. Zallee, whose place of business is at
ITO Olive street. Mr.. Zallee, as a merchant
tailor, mas probably no superior in this
country-certainly not west of New York,
and even there he challenges competition
in exact fitting and fine workmanship. In
the West he far outranks Ely, the celebra-
ted merchant tsilor of Chicago, whose
praise was SO loudly heralded prior to the
late fire. Mr., ZalIee has won his laurels
through the superior talent he seems to
have intuitively possessed In his business.
at every State tair which has been held in
this State since 1857 he has taken the premi-
ums when work from his establishment has
been entered in competition with others.
The truth is that he has no successful rival
in this country. His experience in merchant
to;1or;,- 80 I,,.nol !. ~, has. establish
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-31

Fox hunting was never so much in vogue
withis the British Isles as il now is. There
are l23 packs OF English fox hounds, and
y pack which hunts four days a week cali
not be KEEP, for less than f3OOO a year. 1t
is also computed that an average Of eighty
follow each pack upon every day
when it takes the field. By far the largest
OF these horsemen hunt at a cost of
five pounds per day, If they have but one
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-31

SAINT LOUIS BELL TRBBLR PIANOs.-We
had an interview bui q few days since with
Mr.. l.. +. koniusIeski the popular travel
ing agent for The ST. Louis Bell Treble Pr
ano Manufacturing Co. He informs Us that
their Bell Treble Piano was awarde | the
lSt premium, a Gold Medal, at the Mississip-
nj State Fair held nj Jackson Miss. Dec. 81,
II. the Judges, everything considered, pro-
nounced it IN" most perfect piano made in
the United States il il another victory for
one OF our leading home manufactures. We
hereby chtcriully iudorsc The Judgment of
The above mentioned particF.-[Eps. ST.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-31
WILL ALL THOSE WHO SUFFER
CONSUMPTION OR COUGH
Please read the following letter from a we'll
known Druegist.
ut. VERNON, ILL.,, April -, 81.
Negsrs. I. =. Harris Il Co., Gin. o.:


Messrs. J. y. Harris Il Co., Gin, o.:
GENTLEMEN: | heard one of NV customers speak liz
such high terms Of Allen Lung BslSain, to-day, inst
| thought | would write y-u the substance + his state
meat. He says hts mother, who is now sixty years of
age, suffered with c~OnsumpIiOn for several years, aud
has been under the care OF all our best phi ysicians, but
never received any permanent benefit: then she re-
so. ted TO most every kind of cough and lung halsam
that could he prepared for her, hut all TO no avail. She
siil grew worse. until she was confined 10 her bed
and when she was seized with a paro1ysm OF cough
ing. she would lose the power of respiration, and they
were compelled to resort 10 various means To restore
breathing: and while she coughed so hard she did not
expectorate anything. and the family and friends had
given up al hopes of her recovery: her son noticed
the advertisement OF Aliens Lung Balssm in the
Christian Advocate. ana they thought they would
procure and try II, They commenced giving her the
Balsam at i've o'clock =. NJ. AS directed, "a dose every
hour until midnight: then she took another spell Of
low matter, which was something she had not been
able To do for some time. They continued to give her
the Balsam until morning, and then she began 10 eN-
pectorate freely; and within two hours she had ex-
her immediate relief. and since that time has con-
t!nued tofmprovs size now sits mp ali day. and can
walk about Ile house and take considerably outdoor
exercise Her son bought more OF the Balsam to-
day, ami he Is recommending IL very highly 10 every
one. Yours respectfully,
Was there ever greater proof of merit than ihe case
this letter refers 10?
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM Is, without doubt, the
best expectorxnt remedy ever offered 10 the afflicted
public. Directions accompany each bottle.
IL IL Harmless 10 the most Delicate Child!
Itir Sold by Medicine dealers Generally:
J. Y. HARRIS & 90 rroprietors,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
e. : or ALLEN Lung BALsAM."
Fo- sale by ali Cincinnati. IT. L",Is and CHicago
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An original Medicine. Tn

MI OFTSIUWI MfUICIup. IHV IHEIt0IUIt IT Ut
DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR BIrTERs III fer from those
OF every other tonic and corrective in use. Unlike
the tinctures of the pharmacopeia this remedy con-
tains no alcohol. Botanical research has brought
to light in our Pacific Territory, herbs, roots and
plants OF surprising potency rs Alternatives, ner-
vines, and inyigOrants. and of these the Bitter a:e
mainly composed. A long series Of cures. embra-
cling dyspepsia in all its forms, and bilious and
nervous disorders OF every phase, are the vouchers
of this inesiimable medicine.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-31
JONES' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

Jones' Commercial College, OF st. Louis,
No.. is the largest and most successful In
stitution of its kind in the United States.
1t has been in session for thirty-twO years,
without a single interruption. The Depart
ments are separate, and each under the con-
troll of a Professor who has been specially
educated for his Department. Its Halls are
large, and fitted up with every necessary
appliance for a FIRST CLASS, FULL COURSE
COMMERCIAL OR BUSINESS COLLEGE. We
canuot speak TOO favOrably of this Institu-
ton. and we know that thousands of the
Leading Live Business Men an Practical Ac-
countants OF this Country, who are gradu'
ates of it. will cheerfully unite with us in
this testimony to Its high merit. Independ-
ent Departments for English Mathematics
are connected with the College, so that a
gentleman can perfect himself in a very lin
tied time in any one or all of the Branches
that make up 4 Commercial. English or
Mathematical Education. Circulars and
Catalogues may be had by addressing John
w. johnson, Managing Principal, cor. 9Th
d Olive Streets.
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JkpooRsSxEa.


The conference meetIngthrough at last,
We boys around the vestry waited
To sec the girls eome tripping past,
Like sno~-birdsw waiting to be mated.
Not Drawer he that leaps the wall
BY Level musket-nsshes litten,
Than I, who stepped before them d.
Who longed 10 see me get the mitten. :
But. no, she blushcd and took my arm
We let the old folks take the highway,
And started tow the Maple Farm
Along a kind o lovers' by-way.
1 can't remember what she said, ~
Twas nothing worth a song or story,
Yet that rude patch by which We sped
Seemed all trnsformed and in q glory.
The snow was crisp beneath her feet, ~
The moon was full, the fields were cleaning
By hood and tippct shelte ed sweet,
Her face with youth and health was beaming. 4.
The little hand outside the mun-
o sculptor, fyou could mould ii!
so lishtly touched my jacket cuff,
To keep it warm Tfhad to hold it. ESf
10 have her with me there alone,
Twas love. and fear. and triumph blended. e
AT last We reached the foot worn stone,
Where that delicious journey ended.
She shook her ringlets from her brow,
And with a =" Thank you, Ned. ;, dissemblea;
But yet 1 Knew she understood
With what a daring wish I trembled.
A cloud passed kindly overhead
The moon was slowly peeping through 1t,
Yet hid his face, Is IL it said,
"Come, now or nevers DO
My lips till then had only known
The kiss of mother and of sister, D..
But somehow, full upon her own
Sweet, rosy, darling mouth - | kissed her.
Perhaps twas only boyish love, yet, still
O., listless woman I! weary lover /!
feel once more that fresh wild thrill
Pd give - but who can live life over2
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-31

No TINE TO ne Lpsr.-ln the inc,pient
stages Of Consumption, the first symptoms
is generally 4 hacking cough, pains IN the
chest. difficulty OF breathing. or oppression
OF the lungs. Something should be done
at once 10 check the cough. allay and heal
the irritated parts. Aliens Lung Balsam
will break up the cough in an incredible
short time; also prevent the formation Of
tuburcles. Where tuburcles are once form
ed. the disease is hard to cure.
Enr sale he all medical dealers.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-31

Ca : or ALIENS Lung BAL.SAM."
70: sale by al; Cincinnati. ~. L"HIS and Ciiicag'
Druggists.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-23

Paris journal tells of man recently arrived
in that CITY, who is the victim of steam boiler
explosion to such an extent as to make neceSsa-
ry the following additions 10 what was left of
natures handiwork after the accident: One
wooden arm and two wooden legs, a glass eye,
q nose made from the skin of the forehead, a
silver jaw, palate composed CT bit of caout-
chouc, and stomach consisting Of q sort of
truss. He will nake the tour of Europe as an
artificial curiosity.
An example of precautionary justice furnished
by the English courts is worthy OF imitation
here. collier, employed at the Silkstone col
liery, for having taken a naked lamp into the
mine was sentenced to two months in prison.
| He endangered the lives of four hundred work.
men by his careless neglect. A few such penal
| ties in Pennsylvania would exert good inhu.
ence, and perhaps prevent "another mining dis
aster" paragraph in the telegraph news.
An advantageous and more reasonable ar
| rangement in regard to the prepayment of
newspaper postage has come into operation I'M
der the new law than prevailed heretofore. The
new postal code provides that on newspapers
and other periodicals sent from the office of
publication to regular subscribers postage can
he paid for one quarter, or one year, commence
ng at any date, in advance. Formerly only
the regular quarters of the official year could he
paid for separately in advance.
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q, WHITE suLrmuR srR1Nas.


ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-ln the liberal republican
convention at Jefferson city yesterday afternoon
a committee OF fifteen was appointed TO confer
with similar committee of the democratic con.
ventiOn, and a committee Of three was appointed
to notify the convention of the action taken.
After brief recess the latter committee reported
that they had been well received by the demo-
cratic convention, and the convention then adj
iourned until this morning.
In the democratic convention yesterday, after
a speech from the pre- dent, a committee of
three from the liberal convention appeared, and
announced that the liberals had appointed a
conference committee TO consult with similar
committee on the part Of the democrats regard.
ing the division Of officers.
After the committee retired a resolution was
adopted appointing committee OF fifteen TO
confer with the liberals The committee on the
basis Of representation not being ready to report
the convention adjourned till today
During the evening the conference committee
met and the liberals asked for the secretary of
state, treasurer, register of deeds, attorney.pen
cral, and half of the electoral ticket.
This was not agreed to, and u subcommittee