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BL'H6tel st. Louis, Ia Nouyelle-
Orleans, etc euvert au public le Ter de
ce mois. Au dire de ceux qui peuvent
juger de la chose, Get Hotel est AMOUR
d'hui etabli sur un pied qui permettra
ceux qui s'y arreteront d'y s6journer
dams lie plus grand luxe possible, ou d'y
vivre un prix des plus raisonnables.
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La MALE eest pour notre communau-
te un sujet de vexations continued depuis
plusieurs mois. Ellie est due tous les iours
lie dimanche except6) de la Nouvelle-
Orleans, ct c'est a peine 81 nous la rece-
vons trois fois par semaine. ii Y 6vi-
demmcnt un d6faut dams le transport de
la Bale Berwick a la Nouyelle-Iberie, ira
jet qui se fait en- bateau-a yapeur. La
diligence arrive bien tous les jours; mais
Ia moitie du temps ellie n'apporte rien
d'au- della de la Nouyelle- -Iberie, ce oui
prouve assez qu'elle dfl gutter cette
derniere vile avant rarrivee du bateau
portant la MALE, ou pour mieux dire. ellie
attendn jusqu'a la derniere minute Par
rivee du hateau, qui, n'arrivant pas ne
doit pas emp9cher lie depart de la dill.
gence, laquelle arrive lei sans rien de Ia
Nouvelle- Orleans nj de plus loin.
II est temps que lie Postmaster p6n6.
raj vote d ce que lie contracteur remnlisse
mieux son devoir, ou que son salaire soft
rogne de moitie.
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MENUISIER-EBENIsTE.

q.
d E soussigne, Menuisier-E -EbGniste aux Ope-
-AA lousas, annonce au public de cette Parois-
Sc quill sc charge de lex6cution lie tout travail
de menuiserie qni lui sera confe.
LII fera des citernes, des portes vitrGes, des
chassis, des etageres pour magasin, des comp
toirs etc. II r6parera les vieuX meubles a tres
bon marche, ct. sur commando, il fabriquera des
armoires, des garde- manager, des tables etc. etc.
Les chaises sont rempaillCes dams son atelier
Les instruments de nlusique, pianos, violons,
flutes etc. seront revernis au tainpon, ainsi cue
les crosses de flsil
Son ateler est pres de la forge de NJ. Victor
Lastrapes, rue Main, Opelousas
D. SoUYEUx.
Opelousas 16 DGcembrs 1871 14tf
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VENTEs DE sUccEss1oNs.-Le z, (Mer
credi prochain) on vendra, sur lie Bayou
Teche, entire autres proprietes, une jolie
habitation dependant de la succession du
Major John Close, ainsi que 800 arpents
de cypriere. -.
Pour les conditions, voir aux avis dams
une autre cOlOnne.
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GgOn offrira q louer a bail, auiour-
d'hul, Ia Maison de Cour, la batisse 81
tuee pres de rHotel des Opelousas, ap-
partenant la succession de feu Jesse
Hayes. Qu'en fera- ton?
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p Les Qadtre branches dc la Legisla-
ture lies deux de Carter ct les deux de
Warmoth) sont aujourd'hui reunies sous
le titre dc Legislature, ct travaillent plus
ou moins sharmonieusement baeler des
lois. Jusqn'a present, rien ne nous de-
Iontre une intention arrst6e ct sincere
d'operer les reformes que le peuple de-
mande ct qui lui ont etc promises; ct ST
nous ne nous trompons pas, les quatre
lois odienses ct infames que la Legislatu-
re de Warmoth await rappelees avec tant
dananimite eide precipitation, resteront
q pen pres tellesquelles, quoiqn'il soft e.
vident que les membres de la faction Car
ter sont presque unanimes en- favour de
leur rappel. Nous verrons.
III.
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AU PUBLIC.

AU PUBLIC.
Il soussigne remercie sincerement 1e public
Id de Encouragement liberal qui lui 6te ac-
eorde depuis qninze ans, ct il annonce en- meme
temps quill continue, son ancien emplacement
recevoir ct expedier lie fret qui lui sera confe
ct espere par sa cOnstante attention aux affaires
merlter la continuation de Encouragement gG-
neral 70 lie cotton sera achete au plus haut
Mnnra arir, 4 ,AA
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BNous annoneons avec plaisir, Tarrivee en-
notre vile, de M. HI. Mancel, artistic de rAsso-
citation Photo-Stereoscope de la Nouvelle-O Orle
ans, don't lie bureau est au No. 80 rue Dumainc
Get artistic parfait ct que nous n'hesitons pas
recommander, etabli son atelier q rancien
bureau de la vieille Banque vis-a-vis La Maison
de Cour, on il prendra les portraits, paysages,
vues d6difces, de groupes &c. au moyen de la
Photographic de rambrotype etc.
M. Mancel depose notre bureau une serie
de vues ct de sujets populaires que nous nous fe-
rons un plaisir de montrer aux personnes qui le
desireront, ct qui attestent que M. Mancel est
un artistic accompi. Voirson annonce, plus loin.
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ULe temps affrenx que nous avous
eprouve depuis lie "a janvier est assez ex-
traordinaire pour quill en- soft fait men
tion dams les annalet de notre vile, ct
nous suggerons Pidee aux sept sages de
In vile, reffet, surtout, quill pourrait
produire, ct don't il est fait mention a la
fin du present article.
C'est mercredi, le "a janvier, que la
neige est venue, en- deux heures, couvrir
le sol de trois pouces de neige.
lie elendemain matin, 25, lie verglas s'est
declare ct continue a tomber toute Ia
journ6e avec plus ou moins d'intensite.
LIE 26, la neige a commence fondre;
mais lie degel etc tres lent ct incomplet.
LIE % etc froid ct pluvieux.
LIE %, on voyait encore de la neige;
mais lie soleil radieux est venu faire treve
la tristesse DIN temps, CONNIE aussi le
30, qui etc une jonrnee magnifque,
mais extremement froide.
La mutt du 90 au 80 etc la plus froi-
de, tout etant gele glace.
LIE 30, 81 ct le Ter fevrier, ont etc des
jours froids ct pluvieux.
Mais les trois jours on la neige ct lie
verglas ont regne en- maftres souverains,
out etc les plus extraordinaires que nous
ayons eus depuis de tongues annees.-
En- 1855, nous efmes un temps horrible,
ct 81 la neige n'etait pas 81 epaisse, en- re-
vanche, lie verglas ct la glace furent plus
intenses. On sc souvient encore de ce
temps, qui tue lie know-nothingisme.-
Esp6rons que celui de 1872 aura lie meme
efet sur le radicalsme.
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des quatre pieds. L'autre est bai ou a.
lezan, tcanadienne) criniere noire, queue
Tongue, egalement ferree.
Dorsey est creole, parle le francais ct
panglais, TENT brun, barbe noire, ct a une
jambe plus courte que l'autre.
Mathews % ans, parle les deux Ian
CUES, TENT clair, yeux bleus, moustache
legere, figure mince.
Ceux qui pourront donner des informa
tions sur ces individus on sur ces ami
maux, M. c. Dusson, au bureau du
Sheriff, Opelousas, seront recompens6s.
Et Ell meme temps, nous repeterons au
public: Ouvrez peil.
U Une communication datee de Pla-
quemine Brulee lie 90 janvier, ct publi6e
dams le "National Republican" de la NJ
Orleans, blame fortement toute notre de-
legation la Legislature, en- accompa-
gnant ce blame de menaces inconvenan-
tes ct hors de propos.
NM. Durio ct Darby, deux de nos re-
presentants, Sc sentant justement often
ses de cettc accusation gratuite, protes-
tent hautement, dams une lettre qu'ils
nous ont adress6e, de leur innocence dams
les attaques de corruption &c. don't lis
sont pobjet.
Ayant etc aux informations, nous SOM
mes enclin croire que cette communi-
cation n'emane pas de chez nos yoisins
de Plaquemine Brulee, ct que les accu-
sations qu'elle content ne peuvent s'a-
dresser nj Messrs. Durio ct Darby, nj a
NM. Tatman ct Chacher6, nj a NJ. D'Ai-
gle, Pun de nos senateurs.
La conduite de notre delegation etc
etudiee ct scrutee par lie Comite Central
Democratique, pendant tous les troubles
qui ont eu lieu recemment a la Nouvelle-
Orleans, ct Ell Sc ref6rant a l'adresse de
ce comite ct aux resolutions dun Club de
Ward de la meme vile, que nous publi-
ons plus loin, nos lccteurs apprendront
qui failli a son devoir, parmi nos re-
presentants.
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Bale bal public ct gratis donn6
par nos yoisins dn Grand C6teau, il ' a
quinze jonrs, ayant etc Gn success, un Sc
cond bal sera dOnn9 le Marfli-G -Gras. al,
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A propos de la situation politique pr :
sente ct des lois qn'il incombe a la Legis-
lature d'adopter pour op6rer une partie
des reformes necessaires ct promises par
le partl au pouvoir, rAbeille du 27 fait
les Justes suggestions sniyantes:
IN. Warmoth donn6 des nrenves
trop evldentes de sa mauvaise foi nonr
que les partisans de la r6forme So la;ssant
prendre a de nouveaux leutres. II FAINT
que les reformistes la Legislature nra.
sentent en- bloc toutes les mesures nol;t;.
Ques ct financieres qui sont n9cessairas
pour sauvegarder nos Liberties ct nos for.
tunes. ct qu'ils mettent en- demeure les
amis de M. Warmoth ct ce dernier de les
accepter ct de les rendre definitives. sons
menace de Sc retirer de la legislature ct
de laisser an gouvorneur ct q ga eoterie
la responsabilite entiere de la situation.
"Des moyens termes, des amendments
b6nins ne sauraient remedier aux maux
don't nous nous plaignons. NJ. Warmoth
trouverait des Gchappatoires, des faux
fuyants qui, avec Paide de sa huitieme
Cour, don't personne ma encore songe d
demander l'abrogation, lie rendrait mai
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1Nous publions aujourd'hui, rex-
clusion d'autre matiere q lire, pAdresse
du Comit6 D6mocratique de Paroisse de
la Nouvelle- Orleans, sur la situation po-
litique de lEtat, ct certaines resolutions
du Club du 4e Ward de la meme vile,
lesquels deux documents peuvent etre
accept6s CONNIE recho du sentiment po-
pulaire de 10 democratic de- rEtat.
Nous en- recommandons la lecture nos
lecteurs en- general ct aux democrates en-
particulier.
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o II E LO u 9 A o:
SAMEDI matln, 3 FEVRIER, 1872.
Advancement de la Cour de District.

Enfn, la Cour de District, pr6sidee par
pHon. John E. King, ct qui siegeait en-
notre vile depuis lie "a Octobre dernier,
s'est defnitivement ajournee Mardi der
nier, 80 Janvier, apres une session extra
ordinairement prolongee de plus de trois
mois.
Nous apprenons que plus de 80 causes
ont etc decides cette session, ct que le
dossier est peu pres debarrass6 des af-
faires qui pouvaient 6tre decid6es, ainsi
que de celles qui ne le peuvaient plus.
LIE juge King certainement montr6,
peudant cette Tongue session, une deter
mination non 6quivoquo de terminer tou-
tes les affaires portees sur le dossier, ct
une perseverance energique des plus lou
ables; car il await devant lui des travaux
Qui auraient fait reculer un Hercule, ct
qui dependant ne FONT pas decourag6.
L'ajournement de cette Cour cedera la
Maison de Cour au Juge de Paroisse, don't
Ia cour doit commencer lundi proclaim,
conformement a la loi. La question est
de savoir 81 les avocats, que le juge King
a, dit-on, mis- sur les dents, seront dispo-
ses d reprendre le harnais aussit6t deyant
la Cour des Preuves.
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Manufacture de VOitures.

Opclousas II Novembre 1871. Off
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
The Geneva Arbitration.

GENEVA, Sept. 6.-The Board met at noon,
and remained in session until $3.50, conclud-
ing all the business requiring their delibera-
ton. The Court then adjourned till Mon
day to give time for a final revising and
translating of official copies Of the judgmen,
rendered. The Arbitrators have accepted
the invitation Of the Federal Council TO q
State dinner at Berne on Tuesday, in cele-
bra.ion of the happy issue of their delibera-
tions. General qualification Is expressed at
the speedy and satisfactory results of the
labors of the Arbitration.
GENEVA, Sept 6.-The Tribunal of Arbi-
tration, to-day, pronounced It's decision,
making the award for losses caused by the
Alabama, Florida and Shenandoah, and for
expenditures incurred by the United States
in pursuit of these vessels. The award ia
said to be q lump sun of $I5,0oo,o0
GENEVA, Sept. s.-The amount Of damages
awarded the United States by the Board oil
Arbitration will exceed three millions ster-
ling only by q few thousand pounds. The
sitting Of the Board to-day was brief, a few
matters Of detail only being attended 10
The closing session Il the Board on Saturday
next will be public. The Arbitration agents,
counsel and secretaries will be present, and
ladies have been invited TO attend.
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Current Items.

MAINE has $4,000 less cattle than ten
years ago.
ENGLAND makes : 3,5O0,OOO worth of
her rags into paperyearly.
A VERMONT man has in his possession
a Bible PRINT, d in l4S9.
Iowa has l,25O,O 600 sheep- decrease
of l~,4l4,6l3 in two years.
In the United States there are 49,.
100000 men and boys and 10000 900
women and girls.
VAST deposits of tn. best anthracite
coal have lately been discovered in
Alaska. 1t burns readily and brilliant
ly, and is so pure and hard that a wet
cloth may ne rubbed vigorously over it
GEORGE P. RowELL & Co, advertising
agents, received $4,000 in advance the
other day, for inserting a four-line ad-
vertisement one year in all American
weeklies. The advertisers are George
Stinson Il Co., fine art publishers, Port
land, Nc.
The Methodist Book Concern in New
York have q new set of books and new
bOok-keepers; the teller is to check the
cashier; the cashier is to watch the
book-keepers; the agents are to watch
the book-keepers, cashier and teller;
and a special committe is to watch them
all.
A TROY man asserts that not one
grain of arsenic has been used in the
manufacture of paper collars since the
hue and cry was raised about it some
years ago. He says that the gloss on
the collars is produced in the laundries
OF that city by the use of starch, white
wax, gum arabic, blueing. and sometimes
spermaceti.
TO h seven cities and towns noted
for the fine quality of boots and shoes
manufactured, the Shoe and Leather Re.
porter accords comparative rank in the
folio wing order: New York, Philadel-
phia, Woburn, Syracuse, Utica, Roches.
ter and Brooklyn. In quantity Roches-
Ter Is third, Woburn sixth and SYRIA
cuse seventh.
LONDON is the largest city in the world,
far surprising those of antiquity. Ac
cording to Gibbon, the population of
ancient Rome, in the height of its mag.
nificence, was 100000; the population
of Pekin is supposed to be about 2,OOO,.
600; that of London is over 1000, 600,
o%ne.twelfth of the population of the
United States.
A UTICA man has invented a travelling
trunk with this improvement: Taking
hold of the handle and lifting one end
from the floor, q sharp pull draws out a
hand-bar similar to those by which a
hand-cart is drawn or propelled, and at
the same time two strong wheels drop
beneath. The trunk is at once q box on
wheels, and the traveller can draw it
away independent of porters or express.
man
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Origin Of the Berlin Riets.

The riots which disturbed the city Of
Berlin during the month of July first
started from a family who we're moving.
A dispute naturally arose about the
price to be paid the carter, and as PEG.
Pile are new happy when their house
hold goods ere being buffeted about the
streets, angry blows easily followed
angry words; sympathizing neighbors
Joined in, then a few firemen came to
the rescue, that called out the police,
which looked like oppression, and called
upon all sentiments of freedom to arise
and resist it, and so windows were
broken, doors smashed in, heads beaten
and arms broken, all because an unfor-
tunate family had to move.
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an amount in settlement of the claims ioi
which q few weeks ago it was affirmed tnss
England was neither legally nor mofaiiy
liable" The rinderpest continues 70 spread
through England.....The Carlists are again
becoming troublesome in Spain, and out
breaks on the frontier are frequens"...M.
Duvergier de Hauranne pronounces a. is,se
the report of his engagement to miss Neiile
Grant, which first appeared IN the ft9eTo:
1.-THE recent elections for members Oh
Congress in Brazil were attended with much
excitement and disorder. Riots occurred,
the troops were called out, n several pcr--
sons b~ayoneted. The returns indicated
that the Government would have a majority
in the next Congress--..A correspondent OF
the Loadon telegraph, sdver;iug to the
meeting of the Emperors at Berlin, says tina
whatever may be the object OF the new
alliance, it cannot be expected t. last very
long, as the death Of either OF the parties
would be sure to break 1t ny. h Emperor
William is nearly so yesrs old, aud Is SUI
fering from the govt. The Emperor Alex
ander, although comparatively young, is
| not strong, and is moreover exposed to those
manifold perils which have so often short
| ened the lives of his predecessors. But Bis
merck thinks that the league means five
| years certain peace.
President THEIRS will, on the opening Of
| the French Assembly, propose the creation
| Of the office of Vice President.-....The Ger
| man, Russian and Austrian Emperors, hav-
| ing onterred many orders upon each other,
have made their formal adIeus, and Alex
| ander and Franz Joseph have left Berlin for
| their respective capitals..-..The Emperor Of
| Austria conferred the Cross of the Order
Of st. Stephen of Hungary on Prince BIS
marck. Prince Gortschakof, Gen. Maun.
| %teuffel, and Count Andrassy were decorated
with the Order Of the Black Eagle by the
Emperor Of Germany, and with the Order Of
St. Andrew by the Emperor of Russo. The
Emperor William made the Emperor Of Aus.
| tria honorary Colonel Of the Schleswig-
Holstein regiment of Hussars, and the sont
| of the Prince Imperial of Germany were ap-
| pointed 10 Colonelcies in the Russian army
Bismarck gives it as his opinion that thu
meeting OF the Emperors has strengthened
confidence in peace, which was almost al
valuable as peace itself. He wished history
would now remain alta standsti.l for a while
.....Pere Hyacinthe's letter concerning anG
defending his recent marriage, and which
he published in the French papers, declare,
it to be the farthest from his intention to re-
nounce his high calling claims, with many
arguments appended, to show the business
of his claim that marriage and the priest
hood are by no means antagonistic, and tina
his step has not been inconsiderate or hasty
or interchangeable g......A great land slide
recently occurred in the province Of ARA
gon, Spain, on the banks Of the Cinca river
The bed of the stream was tiled with eartf
| and rocks, the waters forced from thei,
course, and the country inundated. Many
lives were lost, and a vast amount Of prop
| crty destroyed.
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HH8Mali13&

No Person can take these Bitts,s-
inx TO directions, and remain long unueK ~.
tbe;r bones are not destroyed b. niserzI Pc.
means, and the vital organs wasted beyosit q
Dyspep~ia or IAdfgestson. He,6,A.,
in the Shoulders. Coughs, Tixhtness Of The CT
illness, Sour Euctations Of the Stomach, br3S
10 the Mouth, Bilious Attacks PzipsnfrSS
Heart, inflammation Of the Lungs Pain in TO-
arc the ohsprings at Dyspepsia. In these cosf
it has no equal. and one bottle will prove a Lffa
antee of its merits than a lengthy adyertisenen4
For Female Complaints, in young 4 4
married or single, al the dawn Of womanhood
turn of life, these Tonic Bitters display 50 dea5as
influence that a marked Improvement is sooa -
tble.
naatissn and Govt, Bilious, Kemit,ent znd
mittent Fevess, Diseases Of the Bloed, Live, KjEG
and Bladder, these Bit:ers have no equal Sud -
eases are caused by Vitiaied Blood siich Is -
produced by arrangement OF the Digestive O{xzaA
They are = Gentle Rurgative ~ we'll
q Tonic, possessing also the peculiar ment 4 e
as a powerful agent in reviewing Congestion 81 H.
nation Of the Liver and viscerai Organs, and in X
For skin Diseases, Ruptous, Tetia, :
Rheum, BIosches, Spots, Pimples. Pustules, Botsc
bunc IS, Ring-worms, Sczld- Head, Sore Eyes D
sipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discoiosanons OF the Skin, -
and Diseases Of the SIN. of whaiever name o. ~
arc literally dug up and carried out of the syssen :
short time by the use Of these Bitfers.
Grateful Thsusands proclaim yMEsAa d
rExs the most wonderful Invigosznt that ever msiis
the siDklDl sVsfem. dFz -
WALKER, Prop'r. b. n. MCDONALD Z Cd.
Druggists and Gen. Agts, San Francisco and Nes I'd
eV SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERs
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Some DIstinguished Lunatics.

"Insanity" is often the q for
wickedness. In many cases it is doubt
less impossible to decide at what point
moral accountability Eases and mad
ness begins. 1t is certain, however,
that unbridled passions often lead TO
madness, and tn re is no safety in Civ
ing free license to the animal part of
mans nature. A recent English maya
zine now puts forth the theory that
many notable persons Of past ages were
insane; and thus accounts for their
wild and wicked deeds. He believes
that R~obespierre was made insane by
the exciting events of the time; that
Louis XI. was insane both in his des-
potic cruelty and his caprices; and that
Jeffreys, the notorious English Judge,
was a raving maniac. He also asserts
that Nero and Csligula were lunatics,
and their cruelty and tyranny the out
bursts of insanity. The capricious
frenzies of H~eliogabalus are called mad
ness, and the ambition of Alexander
the Great a disease of the mind.
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And The DUKE OF W~0InussOn "oo DyasH
the most widely known Of aH. The
Duke of Wellington was the only man
who during my time was nearly a. well.
known in London as MI. Greeley is in
New York. "How can You, you know
as MI. Pecksnif asks. We have four
millions of people crowded into one
city. 1t takes a giant of popularity IN
deed to be seen and recognized above
that crown. As for. your Browning
and Spepcers and Froudes and the rest
your mere men of genius-well, they
have their literary celebrity and they
will doubtless have their fame. But
average London knows and cares no
more about them than it does about
you or me.-Justia Mccarthy, in GALAXY.
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coNsunRifrIYss

The advertiser. having been permanently. cured Of
that dread disease Consuu. ptioo. by 4 simpler remedy,
In anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure. To all who desire IL. he will send Q
copy Of the prescription ussd Gree Of charged, with
which they will find a SURE CuRE voR C~ossuxprIoS.
AsIHnA. BRONCHITIS. and all Throat or Lung diff
calIies.
PARTIES wishing the prescription viii please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1874 Peun It.. wiltiamrbursh, N. Y.
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Dos,r Hawk, HAWK, spIr, sPIr, Blow,
Blow. and disgust everybody with your
Catarrh and its offensive odor, when ".
Sage's Catarrh Remedy will speedily
destroy all odor, arrest the discharge
and cure you. OH
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ELMwOoD COLLARS fit the neck beauti.
fully. Elmwood collars fit the neck 30 thai
you feel as il you had no collar on. Ask any
hrst class Furnishsr for the Elmwood collar,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20

MANUFACTURERS OF blast furnace ma
ohinery everywhere are driven to their
utmost capacity, and more work is
ordered from the different workshops
for general distribution than can be
turned out in twelve months.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20

SuxNHR's once magnificent bass voice
is changing to a treble, and that SPLEEN
did leonine face, that once on a time IN
the full tide of his Senatorial speaking,
swelled to the grand aspect Of q demi,
gods, is rapidly shrinking into pallid
and haggard furrowA-Letter to the NsU
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