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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-03
RERSONAL.-The celebrated cloth.

iers of st. Louis. Missouri. announce
their introduction of Il plan of Or
dering clothes by letter. to which they
call your special attention. They, if re-
quested. will send you their improved and
accurate rules for self measurement, and
a full line of samples from their immense
stock of cloths, cassimeres. cOatings, &C.,
thus enabling parties in any part of the
country tie order their clothing direct from
them, with the certainty of receiving gar
ments of the very latest style and most
perfect fit attainable. Goods ordered will
be sent by express, to be paid on delivery;
providing they do not fit. they can be re-
turned 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 ont. Rules for self measurement,
samples of goods, illustrated circular and
price list. sent free on application. Tick
nor d Co.. manufacturers and dealers in
men and boys clothing and furnishing
goods. either ready-made or made to or
der. G0l and COB North Fourth street. st.
Louis. Mo.
n. B.-Nhen in st. Louis you are in
vitedt to visit our mammoth establishment.
where you can find thousands and thOus-
ands Of garments. of superior quality and
workmanship. manufactured expressly
for the best retail trade. Boys clothing
a specially with lis. and our stock in this
line is very extensive. TICKNOR IL Co.
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FARMERS ATTENTION!-A dead shot
against the terrible ravages of Colorado or
Potato Bug that proved so disastrous the
last two seasons. This remedy has been
repeatedly tested in the midst of their de-
structive line. and never known to fail.
Sent on receipt of $500: box 939. G.
Ward, Camden. DAYTON. Ohio.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-03

North Germany has at her disposal an
army of 900. 900 men. France will soOn
have 100000. Austria has more than
100000 and in a few years Russia will
have 100000 The entire loss ofGermany
in the recent campaign is stated to have
been 10000 men.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-03

Isabella, eN-queen Of Spain, has just
been defeated in a law suit at Paris. the
acton being brought by a Spanish jew
cry nrm for goods sold and delivered
several years ago. The Queen demurred
on two grounds. First. that the plain
tlfis were not Frenchmen. and so not en-
Titled to sue u foreigner in French courts.
and second. that she was privileged As a
sovereign from answering any action.
I'm both points the court overruled the
demurrer.
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Still they Come...Almost Miraculous

OFFICE OF Coal OIL INSPECTOR
ST. LOrIs. April, 10, 1873.
Messrs. j. & G. Mcguire.
GENTLEMEN: | wish to bear voluntary
and grateful testimony to the efficacy OF
your CUNDURANGO LIVER and Bloom
BITTERs in curing affections of the kid
neys. For twelve years past l have been
a sufferer from Dialects, and meantime
tried all the ordinary remedies without
relief. A friend suggested your Cundu-
range Bitters. which | am now using.
and although not through with the second
bottle. feel that ] am cured.
Very gratefully yours,
CHAS. II. AVIS.
deputy Inspector Petroleum Oils.
! am personally cognizant of the case
of Mr.. Avis, he having been my assistant
for the past year. and can bear witness of
the truth of his statement.
HENRY MCKEE,
Inspector Petroleum Oils.
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$1,000 REWARD is offered by the pro-
prietOrN of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery for amedicine that will equal it
in the cure of Bronchitis, severe Coughs.
and the early stages of Consumption. 6l2
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-03

Rupture can be cured without suffer
ing. Elastic Trusses are superseding all
others. Before buying Metal Trusses or
Supporters. send for descriptive circular
to the Elastic Truss Co., 6S3 Broadway,
N. Y.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-03

Penetrating To the sOnrce or disease
IN Tue -ecretions and the circulation, regulating
every organ, and bracing every nerve and 6brs
OF the body. DIR. Waivers VINEGAR BlrrERs
are enecting the most astonishing cures OF indi-
gestloo,, billiousness. nervous we, kness.
rheumatism, scrofulous disorders. ana : hroric
constipation. that the world has ever Wits eascd.
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Sceptics Must Succumb-Read.
REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTION OFFICE
OF MARCUS A. WOLFF.

REAL ESTATE AM OFFICE
II MARCUS A. WOLFF. :
ST. LOUIS, April 10. 1871
Mcssr>. J. Il c. Mcguire.
GENTLEMEN Please sen me two
bottles more of your CWndurango Liver
and Blood bitters. The one obtained OF
you a few days since accomplished I'll
and more than you promised. Its effect.
are immediate and most happy. and what
to take. My wife has been troubled
with headache and nausea for months.
but is entirely relieved by your prepare.
ton. think YOU should call it Eureka
Bitters. Yours truly.
NJ. A. WOLFF.
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Dr.. Hur|ey's Stomach Bitters

rs the remedy. par excellence, for all diseases
ari. ing from debility. disordered stomach, loss
eli appetite. torpid liver, indise stion, and all
Kindred silnen's. where a gentle and p rmanent
stimulant and tonic Is required. PleasaGtto take.
ONE COLLAR A BOTTLE
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Human nature'is equal to an the emer-
gencies of human history.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-03


HE LITERALLY EDUCATED MAN.
That man think, has had a liberal educa-
non, who has been so trained in youth
mat his body is the ready servant of his
viii. and does with ease and pleasure all
,ne work that as a mechanism. it is capa-
bic OF; whose intellect is a clear. cold. logic
engine. with all its parts of equal strength.
and in smooth working order: ready. like
a steam engine. TO be turned to any kind
OF work. and spin the gossamer as well as
forge the anchors ofthe mind: whose mind
Is stored with a knowledge of the great
and fundamental truths of Nature and of
h laws of her operations; one who. no
stnnted ascetic. is full of life and fire. but
whose passions are trained to come to heel
by vigorous will. the servant of tender
conscience: who has learned to love all
beauty, whether of nature o ofart. to hate
aI v1leness, and TO respect Others as him
self.-Hurley
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-03

y CLERKS STORY.-When | used to
tend store at Syracuse the old man came
round one day. and says he: sBOys, the
one who sells the most between now and
Christmas gets vest pattern as a present.
Maybe we didn't work for that vest pat
tern! 4 tell you there was some tall
stories told in praise of goods just about
that time: but the tallest talker. and the
II that had the most cheek of any of ms.
was a certain Jonah Squires. who roomed
with me. He could take a dollar out of a
mans pocket when the man had only in
tended to spend a siXpence: and the wO-
men-Lord bless yOu-they Just handed
over their pocket-bOoks to him. and let
him lay out what he liked for them. One
night Jonah woke me up with. BY 10.
old fellow. if you think that'ere's got cot
ton in it. I'll bring down the sheep that it
was cut from, and make him own his own
wool. 'Twon't wear out. either: wore a
pair of pants of that stuff for five wears.
and they are as good now as when first
put them on. Take il at 30 cents and I'll
say you don't W me anything. Eli. too
dear: Well. call it 2S cents. What dive
say? Shall l tear it? All right, its a bar
gain" could feel Jonah'S hand PLAYING
about the bed clothes for all instant. then
rip, tear went something or other. and |
hid my head under the blankets. perfectly
convulsed with laughter. and sure that
Jonah had torn the best sheet from top to
bottom. WhenI awOke next morning |
found that the back of my night-shirt was
split from tail TO collar band.
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TBOs. RANDLE. JOHN NJ. GILLIAN.
Western HOte .

COR. CARR STREET MI BROADW Nv.
RANDLE & GILLIAN, Proprietors.
TIME UNDER5IG> Ed. having taken charge OF
the ives ern Hotel and built an addition Of
twenty rOOus, and ho oughly renovated and re-
furnished the same in good style. respectfully so-
licit our former patronage and as many new
friends rs ny favor us with = call. We eel con-
fde [ that we Az pi 'ared to ave perfect salts
faction No change from our former prices.
2S-tt RANDLE q
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To keepers Of Cows this prepars
N :: :. !: ! ! ! J: e. g {. |: ] !. ! ! J ! Z: !: !. ] ! ! !: ! ! !. !. j ]. ! ! ]: !
M ton is Invaluable. Iii a sure p1
~3 Vsntive against Rinderpest, Hollow
ENellIk9D Horn, etc. It has been proven by
actual experiment to increase the
~ quantity of milk and cream twenty
~k per cent. and make the butter firm
~ and sweet In fattening cattle. it
gives them IN appetite, loosens their hide, and makes
then thrive much faster. rF
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This thrilling and. fearless book comprises the
Adventures and experience of a ~woman-vriffen
BY ~herseJ-for years the wife of u Mormon Pro-
phet-disclosing all that is mysterious, wicked
and startling, Astounding in thrilling adventure,
humorous and pathetic scenes-the most fascin-
ating book extant. Steel portrait of the Author
ess, portraits of leading MormOns, both men and
tromen, Life and Scenes in Utah, etc. Sold only
BY Agents. For Circulars address VALLEY
PUBLISHING CO., st. Louis, Mo. 29-4t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01
DICHMOND and DANVILLE r. R. Gothic

yUUE COUPONS of the SIOUX CITY and
4 sT PAUL Rail- ROAD COMPAHYs FIRST MORIGAGE . fht
CFyT BONDS doe 49, will be paid aud alter A-s uAe ~
tho heloPoA'AA NA'O"' D HORACE THOMPSON Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETs.

rrrusp,y Oct 9-BrKvEsAuvaI to-day. GO cars ct Comm
VIZ soi weather The market 1n though vey active TsIans
oh s0iOc sbors - hS than on Mones tsr 70 r a
vel sol OH ears n TEXANS q eNt a. 6lc e6 81 e" ~; S
81 ss I i6 er, Fa5 cs Ohio srses 2 sla,o
saEEr LAxuArya to-day zeluiag u car. dc on Ts
prices t.neT sheep se= at sRa a@s az
5oe 70 sheep at '!a car 10 ID " 9ei car % Il OaAaa'
Hoos-Reoept. &C cars in and For making % &c
TINS this wces Market improved rates or &C. " ears ~
70 Ohio and a. for ~ Agan dressed cell ut 6S WIZ
E,sr IrsEsrr Penn Central Lireoct Yards Oct olcA1rlE
The nop for lhs past wek 9j car or heal esnss 80
say for Soo5 and heavy 6ue were plenty found the holders
s,S T' ~ PT s G ' we're made on the part Of the hodsrs
avs opend up sOutaem Ohio and lnena 800 to LOO
mon hter gra o 2s 70 - IS price. declined generally
ldls Calves - 5g9@4 s7 bulls g. SO9 81 10 Sales reached
Hoes Receipts for wse were ' c' o1 Gao 9 net sn nSe
eli s f e so. he lower "a 70 <so Workers and
sI1ssr1RsP car, sFsH,, ears Supply fir
o. a5ds5 co. common S4aS Market closed f the above
BurFo Oct aCArHTAe receipt, to.iay including 8 cars
reported arrive Loo het making the t receipts for the
week cs far 5te3 head or 80 cars ius 52J cars for The same
ns s1 g c' pde IL on rom last weeks price. we're IN.
able 10 eject sufficient make ke Most Of the stock in The
yards will be Ppd Eisi r lands s9ou OO Lea were Gs2sa
90 2i; Indiana FROM lJ TO ljS 10 a. So~
~ S = N9G s a. m E ssc fiaens rom lis to
l2lg ss5 500 10 Michigan Steers svr'g3s l9O1 H. at
a., sTssf .1 AMI q, rs wee S far es sss 25aoo besd
Tor the time last week TIE market vas noe aeye than ss,eI
sias5 50 for western shecpi s 9 lambs ranging from
6tos4 S ~ 50 &c Cnld sheep ranging from 81 70 ly D
Michigan csp RANGING D. 81 Goa s. o. iiO Indiana
Hees-rs receipt. osy ago hs9a pal9 s to supply
O ne Ies nus az ~, H. M a. % svs5cs on vcerday,
prices The pens entirely cleared at rees ranging from 81 1S
Z go n al 81 93ss ~ so oil G S- raas from n
at 81 800 SIS % nsna hogs averag 800 b. At - 49, 10 LIMOS
hegs, averaging "a d, at IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RrRnPRAN MANKETA

Jovpo~ Oct 3i-i31n m-Consos eael At s for anl
Tor United state FyTwentr bonds 1865 old 81
1857 9 Territories 49, Elves, 80 Ene Railway shares 45
PARIS oct 3l-a. uL-Rcutc5 eVeloI at 5ji l5c 49,.
LyERPo0L SILL mCOtion opened quiet anf steadyi Mo
ding Uplands lU0iDtd. Mid NJ Orlcans lO40lObL
ASrWKRP. Oct 3l-PeirOleum, 30 for Fiue Pao American
LfvERPoOI Oct 81 mCOtOn Is qneeFi sales OF Mlldnns
Uplsnds Tor November at 10 3-.6l.
LOyDoN 3l-l:3J m.OmorfoW, Nov Is the regular set
Of England usa buness IN the bank
Stock Exchange viii be suspended American secies
Nothing doing and Ynces BOmir3.
LIVERPOOL. Oct Jl:3 m.Brestsrd5 quiet Cheese, 6i
y The best grades Of American Fine
lOusO8 closed AZ 92a anf
s2 AHeTesn securities unchanged Ene Railway
shares. a.
PARIS Oct 3-p. ul-Renies closed at 53f &C.
LVFKPOOL, Oct 81 so mt0n closed quiet; Mding Up
nis Oil ddng Orleans, ld The se II the day nave beea
IS OJj bales inoud ng 500 sDe uaOn AMI xort
I0FBON. 3l.-Rrfued Petroleum. Ia al a. per gal
IoSDoV Oct 3-Bveng Lascei OIL, &Ji los per ;un Spirits
TvTpenuBe, 1916 = cat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01

Mddngs islc Good Ordinary. leiei net receipts 500 bale,
goss bales Btan 2i65 bales 10 The Con
asa bales sales todaJ 90 bas last eTonins asOO bales
stock iOS. s26 bales - -
BALTIMORE Oct si.-cOpoa srn, Mddnss lslci FRO" r.
oep 3l5 hai Great Britain 5f5 baes "
bales sales 5O halcsi last evening 800 bales stock S bales
WELLINGTON Oct 3.-COtoH fro; Mddbngs lbiei net
jog basi eIIor-oOass. s7 bies sales 10 bae' ooA '''
bales -.
ST LOWS. Oe. sco,sou sm Middng 1911 sl9r receipts 2i'
bales shipments, go bales .,.
hoBrLH, Oct 3lCotton Mdihns' l9c Low Mddisss
l5ic net receipts 90 bales, eEportsooasWiss lOl9 bAes e
coo bales stock, rs, SOl bales
MENPns. Jl-Coion quet Middings isi 9go receipts
S bales shpneni- 300 bals soei 1875 bales Receipts yes
teday should have been sos baleA
lHllADELrHIA Oct Si--CoitOn quetj hndiHnes 2or. 49,,
GALVESTON Oot 3Cotton quiet but arm Good Ordinary ol
I pet receipts 80 bales erpor-coaswise 70 balesi sales 100
bales; stock .6,2l5 baea.
Bosros Oct 9COOS calls Mddunss 2Clo net receipts 10
bales eHports-coauise 60 bales sales 0 bales stock so bales
LOUISVILLE ot sCoiioa quiet and elsier Mddlhs. 1870
receipts i,6J2 hses; shipments 9)J bales.
CINCINNATI Oct 3COon qut Miidlngs 19c receipts 5t
bales; shipments, Sc bales stook, l.6i9 bales.
CHARtEsToS Oct 9-Coi,on essy for fntues Mddng' oe
net reep 3oJs bses sxporo Great Britain 2 baesi sales
80 ba es; stock, 3493 bales.
Oct 3COtOn quiet Light demand Mddibgs
lBlG net receipts 2 hsesi eIforteoastNe T3 bss sales
1905 bales; stock, s. ,l5l bales
NORFOLK Oct 31-Cotou quiet Low Milnss alalsIe net
93 bales eIpOr-0oastWo SOLE bales sales 800 baos
stOcx 6 38l bales.
AUGUSTA 3-Coton quiet Mijdngs, l8c net receipts,
l.522 bales; sales. l,S2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01

INMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
LIyBRP00LRo Mail Steamer are apnned to sal a. iouo"
CRY or MON rRElL.........sATURDA1,E Nov. 2, 1pu
cry OP AETWRR uRSDAN. November 7. W
CRY or November .. IL IN
CRY or IlNERIC thursday. Nov H. ,
CTrt or PARIS SATURDAY. Nov. It, D. mt
CRY or THURSDAY. Nov. q. 10
succeeding SATURDAY and THURSDAf IRON fet no. -
North River. -. -, $4,000,
N GOLD rAlA ABLE IN cURhsSof.
FIRST CABIN 6TBBRAGB..............SD
10 IaLd 30 To LOnIon............ 70
Pa To Paris ~
Passengers Iavrs Hamburg, SWeder, Norway aai
Denmark. a reduced nieA 1890.
Tickets bought at moderate . b' persons ~iAnS to
brouEh B Of adns given shipments Of goods 10 HAno snd
Antwerp.
drafts issued At lowest rates
Fr fsrthsr Iufornaton apply At the Compiny's Once
DALE AGENT 10 bIo,iway ~. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01

cd; AyTe fTl0sne, rsyta t90c Curacos, 5dSic
Cape. 364c Last Indis Goo BIC, and
Esst India rcp At eurntey Deel-u5ldaTa i2c
Vera Cruz S2c Chngres Juan. Sc
Csmpeahy. Ole Ssa Csbel0 Sc Ang0r
turs, fTic.i Matauoro,, dgIc ell
kUGARSRaw les Saio o fair 20 good
Refining; sales taA Cua t " hhs Rico l and
go hhds Meade 7G1te RCaae arm. We quote;
Refuirg Inferior o. HOB
Resn.ng fair gOoI IT, "A % s 10 90 ~ ~
PRIME
Grocery. fair 10 goo .......t0 - Ckl
puue ohour ot Qlt Refining D. y ~
Ger tga bids and U8 Grocery. fair 0lCb
Molssse,, hhiN AID boXei.. 81 a =. MANI -
DGch Stand, Nos 70 70. 81 10 %
Raves & Nos o.. y Dnoh Stand Nos 10 TO r. 90lOt
Boxes d. s., Nos 10 20 l.. gaa0sl N'NlLA -
Bores D. Nos % % lals Superior % b1ra superior ~
SRknS dull ehaa 81 Cove quoted a. " o and loy
~ ARA bu oui,t and the offerings SMALL sales 5000
sis3c ,...,,, -. o,tss,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT And PASSENGER LINE

PoR CHARLESTON, S. c.. FLORIDA PORTS AND THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST. ~
Sailing every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY. from fs
No ~ North River 3 10. The steamships
CHARLESTON. CalL JAMES BkRRr, TUESDAY pc, ~ =,
SOUTH CAROLINA, Capt T. J. BEcKEr. 1hdr DAY Oct il
CHAMPION. Capt X W. LOCKWOOD satariaI NOV, q 49,,
kupetor passengers Taroush passage ueAes
bills Of ang issued connection with the south Csvl
points South SouhNe aud over the hoh EAse %
20 Florence al points the Cheraw An DafN9s"
road with Florida porte Insurance o lhs nae I'VE
HALF PER CBSr. Goods forwarded free OF eomnsol bus OF
dng signed the oce Local Passenger ana rres
N~''' w. 80 " W. HENRY Il. MORGAN ( Co. Agents.
For freight tariff further Information "a TeisleaeS 70
through lc ght apply to bENILhl y: haep.LL'
PXTRA sTEAAERs WILL BE DISPATCHED a. SOO+ az
LOADED
Enhance "a neassss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01
OFPICE of the LONG ISLAND RAILROAD

W COMPANY Long Island Cv-The COUPONS due November
ON the Bonds Of this Company will be paid aud after that d Al
the Ohee Of vERMYB Co.. Bsnker Nos l6 and u hIssau,L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01
BORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

EEv-YosK, Thursday Oct d. ISL
Gloomy inactivity and general depression are the
grave features which with every day Of the prevailing horse
epidemic sppoar grow edOusy prominent all and everything
connected With the horse Another column Of rnR ISosa
psrcuars Of the pseat state and erns o. me
remains nothing under this bsa9lag eies
regular weekly sale Of borsO carriages w. k 90
Johnston Van Iassefs Adehon
Thsenthst trdayl the LIST Of November az ~
Carriage manufacturers ard dealers report saes nshE ~ L
the the e0ntnuano' OF 9o u'
disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per NOrlh lfirtr Tf3sfIf H1iI01ft .
III kg Ashes "a bale, Broom Corn - bales Cotton -
bhs Copper AZ hblS Egg 1000 bb -Four 70 biO tun wheat
90 O5 bush Corn p a. buh oats 100 bush Malt 8O bush
Barley "A hb Bears 2es bush Pes bales Tow 81 tas Hemp
Hops sides Leatler. 22 bills Spirits
TurpeHne 80 bbiS Tar 50 Dbl Pth 2s BIOS Rosn 1913 pigs Oh
Cake pkc Pork 1876 pkgs Bce $40 pkG Cut Meals ol pkg
Grease - pkg LlH 200 Lsr $50 gEes s.esrn - Pig
bsf Psnut go boxes Starch ~ Lh
Tobac p boxes, Tobacco al bb WHISKY II bales Wool "a
Ia Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01

COTTON MARKETS
kxV.oKLEASs ost JL-Coss0s esass hiailop Dt'i ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01

INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER. REGISTERED
OR COUPON PAYABLE IN LONDON OR SEw.YoRE

TrIs EoAD WITH THB CANADA SOUTHBRS, FORMS TnB
NRW TRUHK AIR LINE FROM BUFFALO TO CHICAGO. 1T
UNDER THB sAMR CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT, AND Is
BEING BUILT BY TUB SAME PARTIES WHO BUILT THE
CANADA SOUTHERN MILTON COURTwRIGHT JOHN r.
TRACY DAVID BOWS, WIN. L. SCOTT. HENRY FARNAM. D.
A. FORSYTH JOHN NJ BURKE. n. SYKES, JR. ALL DIREC-
TORS BOTH IN THB CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST AND THB
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND GEORGE oPDiKB OF THE
KKW-YoRK MIDLAND; SIDNEY DILLON, DANIEL DREW,
JOHN ROSS DAVID STEWART. SAMUEL J. TILDBN, KENYON
cox AND OTHER PROMINENT RAILROAD MEN, THE ROAD
IS Being RAPIDLY BUILT. IN THB BEST POSSIBLE MAN
ERR WITH GoPoUED STEEL RAILS THROUGHOUT ITS IN
TIRB LINE, AND WILL DB COMPLETED DURING THB
COMING YBAR HBARLf oEBHALP OF THB ROAD WILL
BB COMPLETED AND IN RUNNING ORDER By TUE lSr OF
JANUARY NEXT so THAT THE ENTIRE LINE. FROM
BUFFALO TO CHICAGO. WILL WITHIN THAT TIME BIZ IN
sUCCEssFUL OPERATION THE BUILDERS OF THIS ROAD
CONTROL ENOUGH OF THE LEADING LINES RUNNING FROM
CHICAGO TO INSURE AN ENORMOUS BUSINESS FRoi THE
START TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION THB IMPORTANT
PACT PATENT TO ALL WHO STUDY THE STATISTICS oP
TRADE THAT THE PRESENT TRUNK LiNRs. NOW TAXED TO
THEIR UTMOST CAPACITY ARE NOT AFPoRDING FACILL
TIES EQUAL TO THE GREAT AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING
DEMAND FOR TRANSPORTATION. AND THAT THIS LOAD
THROUGH ITS ENTIRE LENGTH. IBlNG PRACTICALLY
STRAIGHT AND LEVEL, AND SHORTER BY
TWENTY-FIVE MILES THAN BY ANY OTHER
NOW BUILT, OR THAT CAN BE BUILT, 1T
MUST BIZ APPARENT THAT THIS LINZ Is NOT ONLY
NEEDED BUT MUST BIB GREAT SUCCESS. TIE PRO.
CEEDs OF THIsB BONDS WILL COMPLETE AND EQUIP
THE ENTIRE ROAD, AND WE CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND
THEM AS MOST SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
PAMPHLETS AND ALL INFORMATION FURNISHED BY
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EOR LIVERPOOL,
CyIAQUBESsT0wSD.
CARRYING TIE U. s. MAILS
-,z ,,yvppoOr AKIN CRPAT WESTERN SrRAN COMPANY

rHy LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM CoAPANY
will dispatch one felass full power iron steamships
FROM PIER No. 40, n. L., EVERY WEDNESDAY.
as follows:
MINNESOTA. Capt November b. ~ JED N
MANHATTAN Capt PRICE November lJ at 500 p
WISCONSIN, Can't T. W. FREBzAS. November 90 at 0JO ~
NEVADA Capt FORSYTH H. a. 2V p N
WYOMING Capt December at 8;J a M
IDAHO, Capt December H. al 2;JO N
Cabin PASSAGE. SgD. gold.
seersge passage (oEce No 20 Broadway, go
Ierheght or cabin passage, aPpiyto
WILLIAMS GUIoN. No. 50 Wall st
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M UNlCIPAL BONDS OF the highest grade,
l including Tea Per cen Nebraska School Bonds The
sHryst AID mas, renuasraly. o. bond inres,nents -
TIIOB. 4. BILLS 4 Co, Bankers, IL PiDots
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finanrlal.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED Ar TuR UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 5iI West Tyseo,al, 3J WesI fWelsyhiri
81 up to 3 D H. AZ regular ohee rate
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NEW-YORK to CARDIFF.
THE SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPAEYS
NEW. FIRST CLASS, FULLPOWBRBD, CLYDEBUiLf
STEAMSHIPS
y.
PL0BAbhE.. ef1oD runs
....
The frt steamer OF this line. --
will Pennsylvania Railroad Wharf, jersey City On sAIUA-
DAY. Nov 2. -, =, - -, a..
Carl passengers through rates from all parts OF the
Canada ports the Bristol Channel aud all oler
points In Ruglanl. = -.,., IL, =,
n the c0mlOr. nveneuce OF
CABIN AND STEERAGB PA ssBNOEkS.
CABIN.
StscTa-e
Pretoi Steerage Certificates from Carlin SJJ currency
Drans ~ upwards - ~
particulars apply CardA at me company OAcos 40
~ Dock hambes aud 10 New-iOrk to
No. IL Broadway.
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OFFICE Of Port Royal Railroad Company, 80
Coupons Of Port Roya Railroad Bonds, due Nov l.
VIII % pa" ~ 'Ds 0H " '"' r. IT, TifAfBR Treasurer
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AVOID QUACkS

A victim OF early indiscretion, causing nervous
debility, premature decay, &c, having tried m
vain every advertised remedy, has discovered .
simple means OF self-cure. which he will send
free 20 his fellow-sufferers J. II. REEVRs,
79 Nassau St. New York. s55ly