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fHE FUNERAL OF THE LATE NATHANIEL
Q. RISHOP.

inc third and nnal services were read the
semasns OF the late Nathaniel c. Bishop yesterday
afternoon, In tne lecture room OF plymouth church.
N brookiyn- About 800 spectators, mostly ladies,
were present at the services. Shortly before two
O'Clock the nearse drove up TO the door, and the
booy, enclosed In the selEsame casket it occupied
before ~ the former Interviews, was borne
into the lecture room and placed on
sSosuos m 'front.' OF the rostrum- The
widow, attired in deep mourning and leaning
On the arm Of her son, youth OF about fifteen
years, followed the casket and took seat facing
NE body. The services were read by the Rev. Mr..
Halliday, assistant pastor OF Plymouth church, who
made = lew remarks the uncertainty OF human
Mfe. At the conclusion OF the services the remains
were taken TO Greenwood Cemetery and placed in
the same grave they formerly occupied. Inc iol-
Nessrs Richard Calhoun, Colonel James W ats,
DIR. HARDWOOD, Dr. James X WOOD, q. Stinson and
Mr.
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% g. O. IS. ss s g. n 75 IS, ss S. as s5 ss ,
Is4 1856 ZOO POI, 20S ia az us, 2is, 200, eel 222
22s 22a rs 90 s2a 81 sss 242 "a 2.s, $50 a54,
SUPREME CoURT-GENERALTERx- adjourned un-
I'll Monday, May l.
SUPREME C0URT-SPEcIAL TRRN-Held by Judge
Van Brunt-Court opens at nalEpast ten A. M
IssUes OF law and factNos. 263. 274 276. 2s3 1856,
49, 2ss 49, 2sS ass 800 sol so4 aoS sos sls, 40.
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2-Held by Judge
Westbrook-tourt opens at hali-past ten A. NJ
1881, 2s Part 3-Eied by Judge Van vorst-Court
opens as halfpas ten A. M-Sos 40 l5u5, 2ss,
2alS AT, 500, 269, 1921, 3l27, l343.
SUPERIOR C0rRr-GENERAL TERx-Adjourned
until Saturday, May 2. at twelve M.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERA-Part I-Ad-
je0fned for the term. Part Adjourned until
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERN-Wun
meet the first MONDAY IN May for the purpose OF
rendering decisions.
Held by Judge Day-Court opens at eleven A. NJ =
No 1885, Part 2-heid by Judge Larremore-
Nos. 27S4. $685. Ella, l477, 1890 453 512 1893 45s
2701, 4i2l, 26l0 27ll. $50. 2544, l2i4.
AARiNE CouRr-GENEKAL TERA--Calendar for
MONDAY, Tuesday and Nednesday-Held ov Judges
Shea, Gross and Joacnlnsen.-Johnston ct al. vs.
Squier, Krusskopfs VS.. Zel1nka, Arkel ct al. vs.
Nelson, Marlborough VS.. Maguire, Hall VS.. Steven
son, Iambrlnk VS.. Bachran. Finn vs.. g. p. n
and L. Il. Railroad Cnrisfeld vs. Rudolphy, Huden
ct al vs.. Hanion, Trunier VS.. Huh, Tescn VS. Tying
Bl4Uyeit vs. Palmer, sanchez VS.. Casey, Hilue-
brand vs.. Conover Binney VS.. Brennan, Bathgate
va. Frlauf Polhamus Bogert, Werling VS.. Wick
Non-enumerated morioHs-Yeiger vs.. Roessler,
Kn0biock VS.. Ranges and another. Goldman vs.
Eremen's Fund Insurance Company, KirssIed and
another vs.. Manufacturers ana Builders Bank
ROsenned vs.. Palmer. Holbrook vs. Brennan
Geraty CT al. VS.. healy, Webb vs.. Fowler. War.
burton vs. Carpenter, Langley vs.. Spaudin1
Drummer IS. Van Ann, Goodkind VS.. BInning,
hamburger vs.. TOetti, sanchez vs. Casey.
MARINE COURT-IRfAL TERM-ParJ l.-Ad-
to0rned for the term. Part 2-Adourned for the
term. Part 3.-Adjourned for the term.
Court OF GENERAL SfssIoNs-Hed by Recorder
Hackett-The people VS.. William Harvey and John
CArrOce, 1elonious assault and battery; same VS..
Thomas Norton, Thomas CorcOran ana Michael
BOylan. felonlouS assault and battery; Same w.
Andrew PaulsOn. felonious assault and battery !:
same vs.. Nicholas Hardy burglary; Same VS.. Mel
son Ladue, burglary; same va. Thomas Collins
Julius Beard. Alfred Ferris and Charles smith,
bargiary; Same VS.. James Murray, Edward Pont-
ner and George Smith, burglary; same vs.. Louisa
Miller, grand larceny: Same vs.. Elizabeth Cody
ana John Welsh gran6 larceny; same vs.. Edward
Holiday, forgery; Same Mary Connolly assault
and battery; Same vs. John Clinton, assault and
battery.
COURT OF OYER AND TERNINER-Held by Judge
Bfady.-The People vs. John Doyle homicide !;
same vs. James Purvis, homicide; Same VS.. Pat
nick Leahey, manslaughter.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. BrRoNi
The great capacity ofthis elegant establishment permits
.n..s foPuLXS fRIcEs r.
1917 Reserved .ssis 81 cents ana ii s1g4s cv,rv
~. The Grand Opera House the most msgnncsnt
beauty capacity comiori and luxurious eenven,snees
guar 81
Of recognized position in their profession
DURING THE WEEK ENDING Maya
win be presented Or The ars line IN New York. bu.
~ suss
N nss acts ana With new and picturesque scenery ana
sssos CAST including the renowned young
IN three principal characters
THE HEk SS 81 4as si Moboc wARnl
The drama Is repete with sensational situations and
has grand military and spectacular features
81 oSsk ONE HUNDRED
90 0ssn sls kEsliss1FHifSe ' sskrrLn SCENES
Western LIE On ,s boas ana o
...Box OFFICE open Tor the sale Of SECURED SEATS
7 az g. sHS szS 4 'G phzArHr ,,o.Dv :"
4Hs's"'. New ss.. n..:D s;$::
Aetna aanassr III TyIEs
USBoUNDED SUCCESS
Ey HgNrI ExE MIL \ n Apy oeIdck
III. ar.. j. sAiSnEs !, Al \.
u his '''; sd S;%ls r PSat fR''""' O
.e.s...e.s y ;.e..s..: ...e...:. y HARLEQUIN.
LOUISE % s.osaKLL, Q LUCIA Cks .Rs the
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CADEMY OF MUSIC CUsHMAN
w E1Ss sSAHt SdRsI SSsa hsA j.
se'ece0n' ron MoSb 5eVs EVENING, MayA
Selections I'VE ssISs snS Nays
selections ''s! sS5SnsI aSt siss:
N0TE..Ihe second part OF each Reading win consist
" Morning Reae;na.sts Evening Readings ats
inss ior sale a, carlos stationery store SIS Bfoadway
near Twelfth street from sA NJ o4P. NJ. daily.
I YCEuM HEATRE-FoURTEENrH STREET AND
ofAs dhSSSEhs sNs5s 4 WEEK Manager
~ef * wilt iI.: ; $Ssrsl Play,
" MAcKA Sd Il ~ niaH INTERPRETATION Of
Miss FANNY FOSTER il her delightful representation Of
"A pure play, well acted"
THE TsS9 fAa 7s Miss Jane ooonS
DARK rnEArRE-LovE's pESANcB
l. chxS fRsShHf.4gs Iessss AND Manager
JAsAus shHhsDAf ArrEAsooS JUNE SSknsoS
THE GREATEST LIVING rRAGEDfENSEs," =
coxrLIxrs! a ips BENEFIT OF
,or q Ss wi rksfs i FSsSsArs.
Messrs BECKETT, POLK CARROLL, Misses BELL
ROWE, BARTLETT and Mrs sEFION
Balcony Scene OF
ROMEO AND JULIET
Juliet Miss NELSON
Romeo. .......Mr.
Great curse act Tourth) OF
DEBORAH.
MILNEs LEviCK, JOHN JACK and others.
CAMILLE. % no1 T,,s wriRapn HEART
Camille. with cough, cracked heart and
songs OF Armand Dear" and oh, Shat
nsssrs Montgomery Carroll holland and sra weaver
STATS NOW READY.
r UvF's PENAHCE-GREAT SUCCESS
-
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ROOTH's THEATRE. Lessee. J. B. BOOTH
OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF
MISS NELSON,
who will appear on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
FOR THE FIRST TINE IN THIS CRY,
IN HER FAMOUS INTERPRETATION OF
THE HUNCHBACK
. Characterization that has been pronounced fitting
Companion picture to her worldrenowned personaton
of Juliet.
consequence great demand for witness
MISS NELSON'S
GREAT RENDITION OF
JULIET
ii affords the pleasure announce 1t for
THREE MORE REPRESENTATIONS
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY Ev'GS.
MISS NELSON'S BENEFIf AND FAREWELL PER-
FORMANCE
SATURDAY MATINEE AT 30
As YOU LIKE H.
ROSALIND for the last time. Miss NELSON
on MONDAY EVENING, MAY l. 1874
The young American tragedan,
Mt. JOHN MCuLLOIGh,
win make his first appearance at this theatre in DR..
Montgomery Birds classic tragedy in five acts entitled
sPARTACUS Mr.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH
may be secured six days In advance at the box
office of theatre. branch ticket Office at the music
store OF c. II. Olson Co., I'll Broadway.
nun n Tgf.n
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COURT CALENDAR-THIS DAY,

SUPREME CoURT-CHAABERS-Held by Judge
Don0hue.-Sos. :, 1e, -, 90 &c. "a 50, Al ~ So, So
90 g. o. g. 6s e. 90, ~ 73 49, 49, 81 SO, sS e5, s6
l27 14, 1872 147. 1872 1855, l66 1911, l6s l69 H. ia
ls4 1886 ZOO POI, 20a ia, 2l7 21s zig, DO 22i
223 224 Us, 90, 22 2sl 23s 242, 244 24s, ESQ., a54
u.s. 25s 259, 26l, co. 269 271 27. 274 275 276 o77
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IN 1874
has proved the GREATE5r TRIUMPH OF ART ever ex1
hibiied. Those who have visited the CAPITAL OF
ENGLAND are delighted and those who purpose
A TRANSATLANTIC TOUR
can taste in anticipation the pleasures of travel
PROFESSOR IOBlN'S SCIENTIFIC LECIUREs
able, entertaining instructive and wei nstratedy
and the attractions in the LECiORIUM and POlN-
TECHNIC PROMENADE worth more than the
price OF admission
Two performances daily. Admission 81 No extras
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A CHICKERING PIANO ONLY BEAUTIFUL
IA Pianofortcs, 81 and IS per month; instruments
taken, Sls monthly
J. BIDDLE Il averley place. near Broadway.
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JOHN MCCULLOUGH.
the popular American actor. ~
SPARTACU3,
sPARTACUS.
In the
GLADIATOR.
GLADIATOR.
(Dr. Birds celebrated payJ
BOOTHS THEATRE
BOOTHS THEATRE
Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, MAY I.
MONDAY EVENING, NAY l.
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FURNITURE.

A WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR
"a. Furniture, Carpets and Bedding, at 3. VI. COW
lmmense stock and low prices
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A ROSEWOOD PIANO, $l0O.-AN ELEGANT ~
n octave Stenway Piano, sacrifice for cash. piano
case Melodeon. $40; new Piano. S25j, rent a.
BERRY 4 Co, 759 Broadway.
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PlAxoFoRTEs, ORGANS. sc.

A SECOND HAND PIANo-BUT LITTLE Used "a
~ octave, good as new, for sale cheap. ~ University
place ROBERT VI SMITH, Agent.
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A OCTAVE CARVED PLANO Sl75; PAYABLE SO
N inonhly all styles of Pianos and Organs install
ments rent, s. upward. BELTS Warerooms. 7ss
Broadway, Tenth
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yAvEST SIDE STORAGE wAREHOU sEs-FOR FUR
w nitnrc. pianos paintings baggage, kc placed in
separate rooms always accessible; rates .yw r.
TAGGARf owner and manager, onice 3v2 Hudson street
near Twelfth.
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DARK ThEATRE-LovE's PENANcE.

BEAUTIFUL NEW MUSIC
ID by the Brook r. Thomas. Soc loft in the Silly
night quartet Thomas, 4Oc. Beaouin song, snng by
NJ Whitney. pease 4uc Rosebud Dainty and Fair to
See rease, Sc; "Willics Ship" and ,"rwo Path,
SOC: for four hands &c. wM. 4 POND CO, No 5a7
Broadway, branch store 80 Union square.
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A--GRAND STREET PARADE.
N street Parade OF the valuable Stock forwarded
from Europe by Mr. Barnum will place on Monday
morning, the day Of the grand opening weather per
drome through rwentysixth bird avenue TO
Bowery. to Canal street. TO Broadway, to Fourteenth
street. TO Fifth avenue TO F0rtynintn street, 70 Madison
avenue, to iwcnty-seyenth street
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01

STATISTICS show that of the thousands
who die annually a large proportion are
destroyed, not by old age, or by the
natural exhaustion of vitality, but
through intemperance, or disregard,
either on the part of the sufferer or his
parents, of the simplest laws of nature.
Such being the case-and figures can
not naisreprcsent .facts-the conclusion
is that were the causes of intemperance,
its kindred vices, and a disregard of
natural laws, removed, the average
length of the human lifetime would be
extended proportionately. What agent
most rapidly, harmtcssLy, and certainly
Will eradicate these vices, or the tenden-
cy to them is the question which has
been as thoroughly and persistently
agitated as has the search for the
Philosophers stone. The discovery has
been made by DR.. Joseph Walker,
whose w~idely-known VINEGAR BIrrERs
are accomplishing wonders which the
old-fogy doctors never dreamed Of.
Try them and Judge for yourself, as
thousands are doing all over the coun
try. 80
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4 NIGHT WITH GAMBLERS.

I'4Il wan Va h{DII|hD.
In the year 1859 I was s~oiourning
IN the City of Mexico, and having near
" q month Of leisure, after SATISFACTORY
ly winding up tue business matters that
drove rle thither, | devoted a portion OF
1t to exploring the darker portion of the
metropolis, meeting with some curious
notwithstanding a few strange &C
quaintances. One of the last was a
middle-aged man, with whom 1 first
spoke, one afternoon, at a buil-fght in
Neeatllan square.
a strong feeling of friendship speedi-
" sprarg up between us. and with Don
Jaime Mercado-as he introduced him
self-as guide, l had little difficulty in
finding means of passing way the time.
And with him as companion, one night
Hound myself cautiously treading the
Callejon del Arco, or bind alley of the
Arcade long notorious as one of the
most dangerous places in the Mexican
capital. The dense mass Of houses, of
which the Merchants Arcade forms a
part, known az the Impelradillo, does
not form II compact street. On the
southwestern side of the cathedral, 4
narrow lane, runs into the Impedraiillo;
this is called the Callejon del Arco. 1t
IS like Il of those caverns which the
sea sometimes hol!ows out in the face of
q cliff.
Even in the daytime, while the suns
rays pouring down upon the square are
almost binding, this alley is dark,
gloomy, forbidding. Advance within
it, though only a few PAGES. and you
seem precipitated into the shades of
night an involuntary chill creeps over
you, by no means lessened as you catch
a glimpse of some shadowy figure lurk-
ing in m archway, closely shrouded in
cloak and sombrero, the black, evil eyes
watching your every motion. Then
there is Al unhealthy dampness around
too , NhtI4 10 Soioodlbsf WALK oul Vi
the walls under foot it is wet and
siimy-almOst unconscioUsiy comes the
terrible fancy that is treading in the
gore OF the countless victims whose
lives have ended here.
Yet through this alley Don Jaime
Mercado guided me-he with drawn
sword, / with cooked revolver. Three
several times we closely Rugged the
.mildewed walls, our weapons pointing
outward, to await the passing by of
some suspicious character. Either
these gentlemen were wrorged by our
suspicious, or else they did not like
cold steel or hot lead, since they quiet
ly passed us by, though edging close to
The further wall.
At length Don Jaime paused before a
heavily-ironed door, striking three loud
blows upon it with the pommel of his
sword. Almost Immediately this
opened, and a porter, bearing a lantern,
held the light up to IL faces. Evil
IDENTITY satisfied, he raped a signal upon
ihe door behind him, which promptly
opened.
This revealed a long, steep flight of
up which we tramped. Here a
serge curtain, surmounted by a trans
parency bearing the legend "Sociadad
Filarmonica," swung noiselessly aside,
and We were in one of the most fashion
able gambling Ealls i'll the City of
Mexico. For a minute the brilliant
Ii ght dazzled me, and l could distip-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01

DEFORMITY 4 CREME.-Not n case
in 4 thousand of the deformed OF orr land
noed be 20 Il proper and timely treatment were
employed. The doors OF the National Surgi-
cal Institute. Indianapolis. Ind, are open alike
to the rich and poor. Thousands Of cases are
annually cured AT this Observation-Disclosures
aud DeformitIe- of the Joints, Catarrb, Chronic
Diseases. Piles and Fistuls. BY sending for 4
circular full particulars caa be- obtained.
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DE-. WILuorr's Asr,.PER1op1c OR FE.

Dr.. WILHoFT's ASTf-PERIoDIC OR FE-
YER AND AGUE ToNIC,-Wilhoft's Tonic has es-
tahiished itself a. the real infallible chile cure.
1t is universally admitted to be the only relia-
bic ard harmless chill medicine now in Use.
Its efficacy il confirmed by thousands Of GER
~titicates of the very best people from all parts
of the country. IL cures malarious diseases
OF every type. from the shaking agues Of the
lakes and valleys to the raging fevers of the
torrid zone. Try it II has never been known
to fail. N~TEEIoCK. FISLAY & Co., proprie-
tors. New Orleans.
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on the square, and 1 warn you all tina
the first man I catch trying to confus
the stakes will have his hand pinned t.
tine table"
AS no remarks followed this blum
statement one would infer that such
trick as confusing the stakes" b,
suddenly shifting from a losing car,
the money staked on them was not en-
tirely unknown. We watched the dea
nearly ont, when, improbable as it may
seem, a seedy looking "greaser" sud
denly shifted his stake, his quick eye
detecting the loosing card ere it was
fairly uncovered.
Thud went the knife swift as the
lightning's flash, true to the eye as Kit
Carson's long "Harkins," and the
grcaser's hand was pinned to the table
Instantly all was confusion around the
table, each man instinctively shrinking
back as the glittering blade flashed be-
fore his eyes, while, with a single sharp
yell of pain the greaser bent low over
the golden-laden table.
His pain must have been intense, for
the broad blade had penetrated through
the back of his hand, severing one or
more of the bones, fastening the palm
upon the tritling stake he had wished
SO much to cover. And yet us l stood
at the end of the table, l distinctly saw
the rascal slip his left hand beneath his
body and clutch a handful Of the gol-
den ounces from the pile Of his next
neighbors, then drop them unperceived
down his wide bootleg! The sharp
jingle of the coins he deadened by an
other shrek, and Il long winded volley
of all the curses in his vocabulary,
which would have put to the blush the
oldest "buil-whacker" of prairie
freighting days.
The dealer politely cursed" the
greaser for a few moments, then with
drew his bowie, wipins it upon the
mans blanket, then calmly resuming
the interrupted game. The greaser
swapping up his hand stole silently
away, no doubt thinking his wound
paid for by his adroit clutch.
| had been watching IA Young man,
a casual acquaintance, whom ! knew
was junior partner in a New Orleans
firm. He was playing heavily, and
kept calling for liquor. which the OBJ
sequious walters promptly supplied. |
would have spoken to him. but Don
Jaime restrained me, pointing to the
cooked revolver lying before the man.
And | did not care to risk Il shot-cer-
tainly an insult-by making an eflor: to
draw the young man away from the Ia
bic.
Every deal seemed to go dead against
young Cleveland, and then, when but
one more turn remained i'll the box, he
flung a large pocket-book upon the ia
bic, mUttering hoarsely:
IT'S meek or nothing if tia. loses,
then III
He did not finish the sentence, but
leaned forward, watching the turn with
Dated breath, pale as n corpse, and
then the tray fell upon the losing side.
Scarcely was the result perccptible
when the oom rang with II pistol shot,
and Cleveland sank forward, his head
upon the pocket-book, bis
and blood bespattering all
around him. Silence and death came
ut the same breath.
~ShudGering, heartsick, l left the hell,
nor has my foot ever crossed the
threshold OF a gambling-hell since that
night.
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bronchitis.

This is an irritation or inflammation of the
bronchial tubes which carry the air We breathe
INTO the lungs. 1t arises from u cold settled
in the throat, from Catarrh extending to these
parts. from scrofulous affections. and from
severe Use OF the voice. The irritation from
this latter cause commences in the LaryRr and
Jtcts. which are the organs Of the voice. and.
extending downward, produces h~oarseness.
coughing and splitting mucous matter. some
:imts mixed with blood. 1t is chiefly danger
ous from its tendency to spread into the
lungs, and terminate in consumption. It il in
the cure of severe and obstinate cases Of this
disease that DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covcry has achieved unparalleled success. and
won the loudest praise from ali who have
used it.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01

HoN. D. G. CLOUDS great success,
"Monopolies and the People" Big
sales. Agents, see card of the publisher,
ALLEN BRooMHALL, Muscatine, Iowa.
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ADVICE TO THOSE GETTING MAR
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JOHHsoN's Anodync Linjmcnt may
be admir- i-tercd to children with perfect sue
ces-, III cases of Group. whoopins-cough. in
iluenza. and Amos. anv OF the diseases to
which they are liable.-ICom.
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PIMpLEs. hlotches, and other M
slightly eruptioI;- of the skin should be gotten
nd of as quickly a. possible. DR.. Wishart r
Pine Tree Tar Cordial will remove ali such
things by purIfyin: the ~blood.-ICom.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01

OrPREssI0S after eating, headache,
nervous debility, are the effects of indigestion
One. or tive at most, OF Parsons IurJGiire
rus wi! give immediate relief.-[COm.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01

Those who like 10 see a ragged toe and
dirty stocking will not care to buy SILVER
TIPPED Shoes. Nut those who would rather
have IA rea: silver Tip should insist tina; their
shoe-deaier rhould always keep them -ICom.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-01

A. ii. ANDREWS & Co., largest manu-
facturer- School and Church Furniture in tue
country, removed TO 2l3 Wabash-av., Chicago.
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A DrRr OF GRATITUDE

MEs. Macy TAFT, Of Elk Point, Dakota Ter
ritory. called at the Worlds Dispensary. Aug.
~. 1873. to acknowledge a debt of gratitude
due DR.. Pierce. having been entirely cured Of
Catarrh, complicated with Throat Disease, BY
the Use of DR.. Sage's Catsrrh Remedy, and
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Diacoyery.
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4 HEROIC HOMIN.

1t il related that in the year 1856, the
Grand Master Of the Knights OF Malta
sent as IA present a costly bracelet of
rubi.s to Madame de Frenzy, n French
oma of great beauty, in token of her
extraordinary and gallant conduct, when
an .Algerine corsair attacked the vessel
III which she was n passenger. This
lady was Ill a pollcca, bound to Genoa !;
and the Algerine coming alongside,
poured in Il broadside, and then Crap
ping with her, a number Of the pirates
boarded her, sword in hand. The crew
were about to submit to the enemy,
when Madame Frenzy snatched n saber
from II wounded sailor, and welded it
with astonishing courage and effect.
The crew, animated and inspired by
such IN unexpected example of female
valor, fought with enthusiasm, killed
several of the pirates, and drove the re-
mainder back to their vessel. When
the lady reached the shore she was
everywhere greeted with acclamations
by the pepulace. The Marquis de
Christeaux waited upon her, and with
his own hands placed a crown of laurel
on her head ; and a portrait of her was
taken for the Oueen of France
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