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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-26

FoR SALn.--A lot Of splendid Brick
sufficient to build small house. Also,
lot of2in. oak planks sufficient 20 build
small plank house. For terms &c. call
on or address, at Bannerville, Snyder
county. Pa. A. ). HEi.fRICK.
Feb, y, &c.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-26

on or address, ut Bannervillc, Snyder
county. IA. A. 5. HEi.rRICK.
Feb, ., &c.
We understand that tho whooping.
cough is quite prevalent in the towns
around Ms but that no cases have
proved fatal Some families use moth
ing but Jolinson's Anodyne Liniment.
Our Doctor, however. says little ip-
icac to produce vomiting, would he an
advantage.
There nrc more than one thousand
different kinds Of pills in the United
States. Some of them are worthless
and injurious, others are good and
beneficial. Old DIR. Parsons invented
the best anti-billicus pill we ever saw
Ur heard Of They arc now sold under
the name of Parsons Purgatiye Pills.
TIE RrPUm'c: Published bv the
Republic Publishing Company, Wash
ington d. c. Terms, $2 pcr annum.
The February number uf The RepuJ-
Ec now before Is peculiarly valuable
both on account of the variety OF po-
litical SUBJECTS upon which it treats ard
the ability with which they arc hand.
led. II presents n complete but CON
dcnscd view of the work accomplished
from month to olth, will hc u most
valuable record. II also presents rs its
leadingarticlc tho opinion OF the local
press of the country upon all the lead
ing questions now pending. \ worry
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-26

4 complete Pcioridilfistoryofhe Times.
"7he bssi, chedpea. and moa succcss-
mEdmiy Paper in he Union."
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Caution.

NOTICE II hereby given that n Note was
IN drawn by Jonathan n. FetterOlf, n min or,
aud Fyettn Fetterolf ns bail, on or about tho
2?d day of February A. h. 1919, payable one
year after date, In faVtr Of Cornelius Bower
Sox or urdcr-1hat the said Note T. without
consideration, n nd all persons are hereby noti-
ned not to negotiate for the same unless COM
PEELED by uuc process OF law.
JONATHAN v, FtrrEEOLF,
FNETTA FETIEROiF.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-26

Dr. sharp's spciae cures Dyspepsia Liver Con-
plant, Oonetipation, vomiting of Fool. Sour
Stomach. Wator krash, Heartburn. Low. Spir-
It's, no. In thirty fse yearnever failing to CD tho
most obstinnie csses ss'id by drugests. John A.
MoatH, Agent for niiddisbure, Dept, 1fb
Eighth y N. Y. Circulars mailed on application
Aug. tTa i4a tt'f gfI' r4l "a
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-26
Sixteen Years

without the outlay Of ono cont for repairs II 4,
vet. FOR SALE BY
Samuel Faust,
Aug IA 49, .Seliasgrope Ia.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-02-26
~ w 'ENTY

He also agent for wEED'S Sewing Ma.
chine Or SILK, I.nou aud SPOOL Cotton.
Feb. ~, 1878, Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-17
HENKY D. MINER. AUG rIONEER.
IL (Latc Henry H.. Leeds Il Miner)
SalesroomS % Chambers and n Rcade streets,
by HENRY D. MINER
THIS DAY (Friday). APRIL II.

THIS DAY (Friday), APRIL IT.
at 0 O'clock at the private residence No 100 East Six
teenth street, near Fourth avenue
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE MADE TO
ORDER BY ROUX HERTER; rosewood octave
Piano made BY G. H. Barmore; ADMINISTER velye: and
Brussels Carpets rosewood Parlor suit in crimson bro
cade marble top Centre and Side Tables Etageres
Oil Paintings Bronzes Pier and Mantel Mirrors black
Washstands and Commodes. Wsrdrobes, Bookcases,
Lounges, Rockers Easy Chairs, brocadc Window Cur
tans and Cornices Cottage Suits hair and spring Mat
tresses feather Bosters and Pillows China Dinner and
Tea Set, Silverplaed Ware, Crockery, Glass Kitchen
utensiS &c. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-17
MONDAY, APRIL %,

e5 Chambers and n Reade streets
SALE OF ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE, COM
PRIslNa THE ENTIgE STOCK OF MIR. EMER!CK
NITURE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, whose repu-
taton for SUPERIOR workmanship Is guarantee Of the
ana black walnut Bedsteads,. Bureaus Dressing
ted with French plate glass AND cstatuary, mar
tails apd Cabinet Etageres ladies' and gcntlemens Sec
rctarYes Chionieres. library Desks revolving fronts
Bue and Hall Stands Of various sizes and styles, &C.
from well known city manufacturer number Of rich
Parlor Suits covered in various coored sains and
The above will be ready for inspection Saturday.
18th ns and viii lie found desirable in every particu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-17
SATURDAY, APRIL Is,
at 101< O'Clock, at the private residence
No. % West Fourteenth street.

EALE
-, HANDSOME A;Isoh HogsEHoLD EUKNITTRE, cARy y
WAY SONS: velvet, Brussels and ingram Carpets,
French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors rosewood Paror
marble top Centre Tables Mirror back Etageres broca
various colorcd reps rosewood and black walnut Bed
steads, Bureaus, Washstands and Commodes, Lounges
Bedstcad Dining Extension Tables and Chars, Hall
Stands Cottage suits hair Mattresses feather Bolsers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-17

ITO WHOLESALE GR0CERs AND FLOUR DEAL
i ers-A travelling salesman, well CONNECTED, wishes
to make arrangements With responsible firm. Address
A. c.. ilil Forsyth 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-17


n JOHN n. PARKER 4 Co
will sell $500 worth of
Household Furniture
al residence u East Twentieth street, near Broad.
way, on this day, at l01 O'Clock, consisting OF A
"a octave Pianofortc four round corners; magnificent
Paror Suits coelanc reps haircloth Covers; conplete
Bedroom suits spring ami hair Mattresses Pillows,
CURTAINS Mirrors, marble Centre and Library Tables,
Chars Bookcase; Wardrobes Desks Extension Tables
Corner stand, Book stand, &c. China silver and
PLATED Ware, Dinner and Tea Sets Cutlery kitchen and
servants furnture every article sary Tor house
keeping. HENRY zfNN Auotioneer
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE TO CLOSE BrJsr.
ID ness.-Diamonds, Watches Jewelry silyorware
Clocks kc. every day at 2s O'clock until s,ld out az
Gil. Broadway, corner Houston 81.
ELGIN 4 CO., Jewellers
DENJAMIN r. TIlEALL, AUCTIONEER
ID Household Furniture, Mirrors,
Carpets Pianotortes, &c.
at Haven Co. . auction rooms
80 East Thirteenth street near University place
FRIDAY, April IL, at l0h O'Clock
large assortment OF parlor. bedroom and dining
China Giass &C. being the contents OF priyate dweH,
Ing removed for convenisnce ofsse.
DENJAMIN r. THEALL, AUCTlONFER
ID HAVEN CO.'S euction rooms,
30 East Thirteenth street. near University place
Special attention given 10 the sale OF Household Fur.
turc stocks OF Goods &c. on premises Of owners
moved TO rooms
DY MAX BAYERsDoRFER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID this day friday at 2s O'Clock al lt Madison street.
a FIRST class Butcher shop-Icehonse Benches Blocks
Scales Racks, &c. lots MAX BAYER-DORFERs
% ~ Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-17

lyITUATION WANTED-BY A RELIABLE MAN OF %,
- experient ed assistant bookkeeper. coieo tor &c
wages small wants to advance Address G. A. r..
Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-17
SALES AT AUCTION.


JAMES n. PORD. AUCTIONEBR-sELLs. AT
O'Clock at 367 Bowery large and desirable assort-
ment OF Furniture from families declining housekeep.
dining room Furniture; wardrobes Bookcases, frenen
plato Mirrors Pianofo-e curled hair Mattresses hea
tons Oicloths Gas Fixtures Crockery &C. also great
variety OF medium Furniture, Refrigerator, Stoves &C.
p PATTERSON, AUoTIoNEER-wILL SELL
e. this day Frlday) at II o'clock 81 695 sixth avenue
Household Furniture Carpets DC; also one of Brus
ters oyster Ranges cost $7o Counters Crockery ana
j. rkAxEE WRiGhT viii VIII sell this day at lol
sells and other Carpets Mirrors Clocks Oil PAINTINGS
Washstands Tables, Chairs Mattresses. leather Beds
Pillows, large lot Of Quilts Blankets Spreads. Sheets
cases. large Counter lot Lumber. Glass Doors &c.
Also Marshnrs sale,
e. IL oslock s Novelty Broiers oo Augers Of different
Sizes nne city built top Road HEsy fESs nsS
r H. JENKINS CO.. AUcTIoNEERS
the entire Household Furniture Beds Beddine Carpet
Greene street between Houston and Bieecker STREETS
pe gENk iSysd co q, Rsocsor street
.JERE. JOHNSON JR- AUcTIoNEER.
Executor,. sale ~ y Par Park row, New York
of diasrt Witcn deceased, - 00'' e''A''
Exchange s s1lMpaY; nPril ~ st u O'Clock At
rect al IN 1S one iS po so On
rented Also Fulton and Water street Property estate Of
nervey G. Law, deceased. and valuable Property at
JEk JoNsoN T Park new ss Y Sip' &C. Of
7 ,ARaE SALE DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEwELRY
THIS DAY, at az O'Clock,
st6n Broadway. corner Houston street:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-17

GERMAN Statesmen WANTED-APPLY TO LORD
u TAYLOR, corner Grand and Chryst'e sts.
rROoERy YOUNG MAN 2a WISHES SITUATION
VI in "A wholesale . retail house speaks English and
French; four years good character. Address f. D.,
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-17

DEuG CLERK WANTED.-A FULLY COMPETENT
~ German arag clerk; must speak English Aduress
A. r. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-17

.,,o oPriCIASs.-wANTsD, A MUTATION AS SALES
1 man, by gentlemen. with % years experience ~
England ana America in spare time could repair shell
aud steel work and do general repairs required 10
such busness could take management OF store. Ad
dress OPTICS, care John Il leland, 10 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-17

MORRIS WILKINS AUCTIONEER.
ln L. H. LUDLOW 4 CO. will sell at auction on Fri
day, April IL 1874 ut II O'clock at the dwelling No. o.
West Twelfth street between Fiftn and sixth
general assortment OF Household Furniture consisting
Of psrlor bedroom and dining Furnure Tables Chars
Carpets Ocloths, Engravings, together with kitchen
and laundry Furniture. Catalogues ct No. Pine
street
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-27
Sh9TT's Sale.

DY virtue and authority of an execution, issued
II from the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of Andrew county, Miss uri, rciurlablr
AZ the April term, lsi4, and 10 m directed, in
favor OF Jacob kimberlin and ferdinand Kim
berlin, Executors Of the estate OF John kinbcr-
lin, deceased, and against Samuel 4. IRWIN and
Edward Patton, | have levied upon and seized
al the right, title, interest and claim of the said
Samuel 4. Irwin and Edward Patton Of. in and
10 the following described real estate, to-wii:
south part OF lot one, section nineteen, contain
ing - acres; the north part OF the southeast
quarter Of section nineteen, containing - acres;
~ acres, the West half oil the southwest quarter
of the northwest quarter of section twenty and l.
cres the north part of the northwest quarter of
an. southwest quarter Of section twenty, nll in
township flfty-eight, range thiIty-fpur; also 81
acres, the west part of south hall Offhr southwest
quarter Of section twenty-ninc, and 90 acres, the
south part of The east half of the southeast quar-
ter of section thirty, and - acres, the north part
of the northeast quarter of The northeast quarter
of section thirty-nnc. and $50 acres, the north
{ vest quarter of section thirty-two; all in town.
ship iiIty-nine, range thirI y-Ihrer; ull lying AMI
being in the said county, and State Of Missouri;
and | will, on
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-27

THE conduct of the REPUBLICAN is in
c~onsonance with the idea that all sides
should be heard. Because a man hon
estly differs with us in opinion. is no
reason why he should not be heard in
our columns. The truth will do no in
,iury-and if error is %afloat, let it appear
il print. that it may be controverted.
We wish to have reproduced in col
umns the views Of the people, however
they may and will vary upon any SUBJ
.iect of interest and value to the commu-
nifty. We are not-neithcr could II
reasonable person expect US to bc-re-
sp onsiola for the views OF our corrcspon-
dents. .'IIear al sides"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-27
Books. Magazines, &c.

u. III, ,ur,l.r c,r 1nril
N"ih
brimiml OF cNceiiehcics In the literary ar'iSl'c
anu sc'ehtino. he'', "I"" "" '"
raraiioh i'"h"S' u! o'""' ""' 49,
ii"s'ra'"' = u" h"'e'.s'"s p"P''-
Logan ro"'ripu'es "h in"s'i"'.' ~
Inc oec'et hes'"h9 vi Inc ''"S., W.
makes Gear Us o"s IN Hl'hhef III ""' "'
Oh Tue "o""eri"i s'en'c ehe'H Vi wv ''"s
m'ue' Heherai "'|'ei'"n U. '
1a.aan ,n,s, pape,, 80 .":nljsmifh'. i rrx-
ceeiingly full of interest, and Will be- read D!
W u ionS,s" n m, ill., :, pL,"r;..s r,. continual
Is increasing in interest. The Hurpers' Month-
~ Isl popular magazine. ana urser,rahy no'
ior ~ MIS- u meme IN lnr .einpIeo, u,r,..r
erH.ure no o,ncr N,asaI,ne "mm "m."P! ~
%broa.' New iorh' y per "hu""'
! TIE ftL.SruArEp ANNUAL OF P~nWENoLoGy
,o,,;,, ,i,h,y ,,rr,
y '''o vi '' '" 49, 40
octave pages, with more than MY engraving,
REPRESENTING heads, faces. mouths, noses, good
=, - al, Nv
anu Dad' Win Signs .""''e'' a" W.
Schoolmates, and What Became of \
Soon " ,hr",b imI u,hits,,' and How m
saw Money: One Thousand BOYS Wanted; Bad
Breath. Its Cau,e md Cure; \ Fascinating Face;
Mhat inc nt.a.' u nI'"s ~ ,s.,ad %rnrt
w,,,.d Newcomer hay, il. sent pre.paid. nv
first p 'st, for % cents: :; IL. WELLS, Publisher
~ Broauwhv, NeW i"rk.
Dr Noxrury number f,r
-, -, -.
April, just received, contains Its usual coinple.
mcnt of fashion, news, fine colorrd plates. pat.
,.r,. G. Tn. ,r.c,;c,, hint. y;vcp ,n,u.blv In
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-27
DR.. WHITTIER,

OUN0 U61NS
6i7 st. Charles street, st. Louis, Mo-.
venereaI, Sexya! and Chronic oiseaeee
syphliIs,. conosYhDa, cieet, Structure.
Orchlt'os Hernia, or Rupture, ~ Urinary
Diseases sod syphlIitlo~ mercugiaI afSocs
1ons .: .ls hcoat skip or bones are ns.'es
0peematoTvfUea, SEXUAL Oot5Ntty and
bsnpotonCy, othe result Of sAy abGss In youth, sew
sai sseo'sss TN aaafrer years. o. oshcr CAUSES and vhicb
Prnioce snws fthe Rllosins edec.s: nsvrousRsss. senisaS
1r~.ssss. dssaff1 tsaess y stsAL AIsetss ~vasD.
tsstn, s0stssisa oStS~a,. soss ofesssI pos~, sfe. rsa-
p.rH.u.nis IVY s.'s;2ieee % r ss nSs'ISs' I. .ss
sosye. s-nr N seaisS msxcDe. fer ivc postage stanps.
AI 1,sease S!nssscsTssan. 60 isS%e. ;, ,sss - -
.h''es. Chisros.sr bsscases ssa d.sptsesaes<e o(fAs resbt
NsraH,S 81. -sus,e-sui!y srsated. Descriptive psnPh~s
seat sealed for sro stamps. Age vhs erprrisnee esn Be- re-
Ned upon. IL 70 scIY ssitensthnt . Phyyic.cs ssati pg 4cas~
hnousns this ftcqirstiy rcrohm~nd pcrscrs % ny carr.
CoondrIaai c'nsalsAtinn, ccrsonal'y sr By LETTER. frs sn&
hvstsA Eh-utt IL incorveaisnt 0vsit tbcstty fs tresI
n-nt. mvdicincs can hoscut bv express or uatt ovefyvbeie.
Ssrsss's e,s'ssc,raa;,e Seers Ssess ess.s, u , s,si!y
fP.E. PeTsoas ay1sisg &c Gs s.f>as CIV Asv-. ssy sos
krvet tpds sHcss IT % uiyhs ring nc coov Bal.
The 3 tsb!isamAAa IL vhoe hou scof Twelve SocsosI " ehe
mo-sexsnstsc II sAe country, erbrpins Recsptca sni
x-dicatcyani vapcr Ieas: Q esrrrrhtnSve Laboratory
where alt tnciieineG y SD 10 II. establishne ne aro prspared:
auinost important OF all Tho Library, where the old ans
latest stanl,rd works Of all the schools Of medictus sro-
illustrating disca.d condition.. which have b-e. psss-eG
from Pars, frsnrs. rvssriiess q cxren0- ard aot VIA
fund IN any ether Library 10 the city. Tn Library ~
throon wt.s crsn Q 81 c.Ilcr.: ldirs. Q. oboss:
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-27

WE see. in the procee ,lings Of the
Legis ,turc, that several counties have
secured the passage of laws providing
their County Courts shall consist of but
d member. This is IL good move
men.. but would be better if made a
general law. Why should three or five
men be elected to perform work that
one NAE can do equally as well, if not
better?
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-27
INTEMPERANCE.

Usually. in speaking of intemperance.
m immoderate use of Intoxicating bev-
eragcs is meant. But there are many
forms which intcmpcrance may take.
There is intemperance in eating, prac-
ticed by MANY, as the Widespread prev
alence of dyspepsia will testify; intem-
perance in w~orking-not Il common sin,
but still, Il few are guilty of it; intem-
perance in language, from which few
or none are exempt; intemperancc or
extravaganza in dress-and this latter
torn of intcmperancc is represented by
the 'anti-crusadcrs" as the beam in the
eve of the ..crusaders' which prevents
their pulling the mote from the eye of
the ''crusaded." This is merely saying
You're another" and is no justification
to them. Ono reform ut Il time is all
that is or can be accomplished. The
temperance crusade" as it is call:d,
MAY be regarded by some as an I'M
practicable scheme to put down the
liquor trafiic-because whisky will GER
tainly be drank rs long As it is manu-
facturcd. But when the direful effects
OF the use Of whisky are reflected upon,
we can not but send our best wishes
with the ladies for their success. lfthey
are sufficiently careful not to let their
work take the shape of forcing men
into measures against their will, they
arc bound to accomplish Il good work
indeed. the whisky traffic of Cincinnati
is already reported as reduced $40 1000
a day mainly by the efforts of the ladies
throughout the State of Ohio. Let the
reason and selfrcspect of men be APP
pcaled tn, rather than their cupidity and
fear. Such facts as the following should
be food for calm and sober thought:
A New York paper states that Of
1862 convicts sent to the p%cnitentiary
of that State in the last twenty-seven ,
years, 2I,UJ7 were addicted to drunk !
enness.
The New York Herald demonstrates
by figures as nearly rs possible the loss
CAUSED by one drunkard to society, and !
thus torcibly points Il moral. 1t assumes
that the children OF three-Iourth Of the
community cost to raise $1,000 apiece.
At twenty. u sober man has IN even
chance OF living torty-iour years. A
dram-drinker's chance are cut down to
to about oue-third this period. With
original investment, loss of labOr, &c.,
the drunkard's account stands thus:
Original Investment 3 5000
Lass OF Labor during lite [>erenteen years. L., 80
Los. Of twcnfy-scyrn years of labor by
uTlnk -...... ----... l9,Jb
II he becomes u pauper at thirty :1,Js
II he becoIiirs - ieloi ut thirty-........... 3, ,9ig
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-27
Saturday. the 1lM day Of 1pril,

\. -. ISL, between the hours of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon AMI live O'Clock in the afternoon of
that day, nj The tourt- hous. door, i'm the city OF
Savannah, county al .imlrew, and Stale of Mis-
souri,, The follow ing described real estate. To-
wit: The north half of the southwest quarter of
section ten 'lO), in township iity mine (JW, in
range thirty-ihrct CjD, in ihc county OF Andrew g,
and State of Missouri, upon the following terms,
to-wit: One-tilir'i of the purchase price. of said
lands to be- pail cash in hand, at the m of sale;
one-third in twelve months. and One-ihird in
twenty-iOur months: deferred ayment To bear
interest mt the rate of ten per cent. per annum,
and to he secured by Il deed Of trust from the
purchaser On The land sold.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
~ Sheriff Of Andrew county, NJ.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-27
SheriT's Sale.
Friday, the 18th day Of April,

4. ID. 1874, between the hours OF nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and five O'Clock in IN. afternoon oI
mat day, al the Courthouse door, in the city Of
savannah. county of Andrew aforesaid, -,lI the
same. or 81 much thereof ~ may hc required. at
public ven'lur. to the high ST bidder. for cash in
hand, Subject 10 all prior liens and judgiuent-. }
10 satisfy said execution aud costs.
PEMBROKE MERCER.
jig Sheriff Of Andrew county, Mo.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-27
Sherif's Sule.

Di virtue and authority OF an execution, issued
II by the Clerk OF the Circuit Court of An
drew county, Missouri, returnuble at the April
term, ls1i. Of said Court. and IL me directed, in
favor oil W. ". Caldwell and against X ,bert G..
Hubbard, john Anderson and Peter a. L.anin-
GER, have levied upon and seized all the right.
title, Interest and claim OF the said X ,bcrt e..
Hubbairt. John Anderson and Peter \. I.nnin-
ger of III and 10 the following lc-rribcd real
estate t"-wit: The west hall of the northwest
quarter Of section eleven, in township siNty-pnc.
range thirty-fivc, and the southeast quarter Of
section thir'e, n, township sixty, range thirty
six; all lying and being in SAID county, and
State of Missouri; and | will, on
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-27
DAY>,CIANs AND DkUGGIsTs,
los to II. Rruir Street, New

~ prominent New York physician lately c,H,-
planned TO DuSpA- Dick about his >ASbsL won,,
ont CArsrL ~, stating that sometimes they ,trr ,
miraruiously, but thai u patient ~ his had taken
fhcI1 Tor some time without effect. On being IN
formed that several limitations were made ami
sold. he inquired and found that hi. patient hai
been taking sapsnle5 sold In bottles, anil MAI
DCSDAS DICK & CO.'S.
What happened to this physician nav h,y.
happened to Others, and UCNDAS DICK & Co.
take this method of pfotesting ph, sicians, drug.
SANp,LwOoB from coming iuto disrepufr.
PHYSICIANS who once ptcscribe the Capsule.
Will continue 10 Do 80. for they contain ,u.
Pnrr eli in the best and cheapest form.
DtSDAS DlCk 4 co lSe more or. or SAX.
ALwOO IN the manufacture of their Ca,,sulr-
Than nl the Wholesale anil Retail Druggist, anil
perfumrrs in the United STATES combined, ami
this IL the sole reason why the pare oil is .pLI
cheaper In their Capsules than in any other
form.
OIL OF SASDALwnOD l. fast ss,p.r,cdin.
every other remedy. .iNiy Capsules only brin.
required To insure u safe and cert IL cuf. in six
or eight days. From no ether med &C. ne can tbn
result u, had.
DICKS SOFT CAPSULES solves the pr0JleI.
long considered by many eminent ply ,icians. of
how TO avoid the Nausea apd DISGUST N,rrirpre.l
IN swallowing, which are well knO yn TO drtrscr
from. il not destroy. the good Ell cts Of many
valuable remedies.
SOFT Capsules arr put mp IN tin-fnil and neal
prescribed by Physicians.
y. Thess ware the only Capsules admitted
70 til, last Paris Exps.itioa
send for Circular To 81 .,,nltrr Street, n, Y,
SOLD At ALL DRUG >TOB f.
General Agency, ITO H-ade Street, -. Y. gig