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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-20

In Sweden justice is a grim disre-
garden of persons. In that country the
railroad tracks are carefully fenced In,
and the law imposes harsh penalties
upon any one who willingly breaks
through the obstruction. A Swedish
nobleman, hurrying home in his Owl
conveyance, found that it would expe-
dite travel to drive for a short distance
upon the railroad track. He did SO.
Tried for the offense and convinced, he
was sentenced to hard work in the penn
tertiary for a period of six months. Ii
the majesty of tine law were as m
partially asserted in this country, IL
would better be for society.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-20
T.

Dispatches from Calcutta report that the
distress among famine-stricken people in
Eastern Tishost is increasing. In one village
alone there had been eighteen deaths from
starvation in four days. The number of APP
plicants for relief has increased from $1,000
to 80, 600 within q week.
News has at last arrived from Cape Coast
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-20

An Indiana man, with q turn for sta
tistics calculates that his faithful dog,
ten years of age, has cost him s234.Zo
for hash and $25 for license. The dog
is now for sale. Price, 10 cents.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-20
PRINTERS.

We believe that the masses look upon
the printer as Il little above a brute-a
little lower than mankind. 1t is ex-
pected of him to take nonsense of all
sorts and make sense out of it. If a
mistake should occur in the compost
ton of what the author calls manuscript
(but what looks more like geese tracks
round a frog pond), the printer is sup
posed to know all the words the author
intended and supply them accordingly.
The printer must go to church and
eulogize the sermon, even if it were not
equal to a page in the Dutch almanac
as for Il matter of interest. He must
go to the Mayors court, and tell all that
there occurs !; but withal, he must not
mention the names of parties arr. sted.
Must drink with everybody, but must
never get drunk himself-must puff
all sorts Of liquors, although he is aware
that two drinks of some of them would
send him to the tomb of his fathers.
Must pay his debts and give to every
object Of charity /; yet if he asks for his
dues from others, he must submit to
any abuse they may choose to heap upon
him. Everybody who wants his name
in the paper must be accommodated.
He must write long obituaries on every
wretch that takes Il notion to die-must
praise them to the innocence of a saint
although he knows the individual to
have been the greatest sinner unhung.
, 1874-03-02
LOCAL, MISCELLANY.
TEE COMING RELIGION

IGG OOul1N u ItGAAS4ONs
KingshurY NrhBlc tIatl tsas worry wall attended,
last night by thobo who wantcd to hear tho pro-
photIc lecture Of acrald Massey on sTho Com
ing Roligion." In lis opening romarlka tho leo
turer hal,d!cd orthodoxy In very summary mum
nor, md stated that ho intotlod to question
mnhy things wt,Icil tl,oy bud agaorted and raaB-
sort mnny things that they had rejected. l1e hold
that tic orthodox faith ut present proachcd was
a bliufling faith, but ehas tho rollglon was ut
Ia,ld which would remove tue bandagos from
tho cyos Of nil. Tho first thing to DO mado
known to tho world was tho faot TINT at any
rate there was no harm In tho trying to SOC. The
first fault Of orthodoxy was It's metoraliam.
roliglon whose God consigned world
to etornn1 unhappineRB for tho eako. Of
fow apples. 11e, thoupllk that SpiriMnlism
was tho wedge which, inserted In tho stumbling
block OF orthodoxy and aided by the tenchingB
OF science. which sappcd 1t OH the other side,
would end In It's iinal destruction, 10 find out
tho unknown Beemeh to DO tho great oEd Of
Christiana, who forgot tlat tho only way to do
10 was TO become acquainted with tho known.
SpIritualism rms hound to conquer, 'beca,lso it
substituted now facts for old idoHs and faiths.
Tho lecturer criticised Catholicism booause it
was superstitol,s, aud protestantsm Oh d re-
ligion which Ind done much good, but stopped
short Of tho perfection Which spirtuh'ia1n
would provide. In tho conclusion Of tho'locturo
MIR. Massey showed TINT tho coming religion
WIS nothing moro nor less than tlle Christianity
Of Christ AZ laid down in tho New Testament, d
religion With Charity aB its basis, with NIL tho
shortcomings OF attor-lay Christianity removed;
and tho benuttes Of sptrltualiem substituted.
During tho lecture the speaker frequently eiirit-
cd hearty laughter, alla o1lco or twice the Warn
applause, of his audience. - -
, 1874-03-02
Cnts of Consequence.

frut!I tho laH iHlH GHzcNe. .....
A very SERIOUS affair has iuKt taken place on
Mount Lebanon, caused by soulo cats. i appears
that His Excolloncy Haot pnsha latoly hont =
preHeut Of cats to tho Sultan, aud received ahuff-
boz in return. The Commanlor-in-Ch Chiof thoro-
upon Bot lis oi1icerH To catch any long-l'airoa
cats they could il,d In order at4o to Bond slmi-
1nr present to tho Sultan. Huilclont catB hay
ing boon captured. 1losHa Boy. tho son OF His
Exceliency Ixzet pnHl.a, startod for CUnBtanti-
norl0 with liH precious cargo.
iho snow, however. fell deeply on tho noun;
tain, AMI tl,o wagons conveying tho cats could
no longer proceed. The cats wore then trallH-
ferrcd to mi Ios, bnt the m,lIos a1so boing unable
to cot through tho Bnos, tho cntH we're iMtruatel
to six ne,,, At about thirty miles from DoyroMt,
NesBa boy and tia cats Mat lifty aoldiotH, I der
tho comnnnl Of YuBBuf AEba... Tho llcor
Hnutpd tossa 10y aufl passed. OH; but wiz tho
cn-boarors wero at distance Of 150 yartla from
the soldiers, tho lattor turned round and dollb-
eratoly fired on them. 49,,
The cats wero for tho nonont In great danger,
as ono bullet passed. through box IN which uov
eral Of thanl were contained, Fortunately they
Ali oacapel untouched, but ono Of tho mon was
killed Of, the spot, ono 1io1 the next day, and
tl,qe others wore dangerously wounded. About
200 partridgo-eaHos which Ind boon uAod wero
picked out Of tho SHOW OIL tho following day, aud
the affair IL now under investigation.
, 1874-03-02
IMMORTAL1TY.


Scrm0n by the fecv. Ilr. Ik0hlcr to tho
sinai GonErcEntiOla. =
The following is tho first Sunday Hormon of
Dr. ko]4ler, Rabbi Of tho Sinai Congregations
delivered in tho English language. The preauh-
or took as Its text
Fur thou wilt lnt leave my soul In hell neither wilt
thou suflor thine Holy Ono to sce corruption. Thou
wilt Stew uH tho pat1, ot lfa IN thy rrcsvnca il FULL
IcsA Of JOY at thy right hand there pleasures for
oyerinorv. IHHltna xvi. 10 nil II.
+ No problem l,aB ever puzzled man 30 much aa
tho question, What will become Of us WHOM we
nro no muro Seldom, or noycr, do wo know the
yuluo Of things except by thoir contrasts. We
would not know what day il woro tAoro no
night. We measure light by darkness, ricl'os
by poverty. Indeed, lifo would bo worthless to
liz woro there no death. .woro not tho great 1tenp.
or stnbing at Its oago to tako OH it's fruits whoh
tl.oy aro ripe. Should it be within tho rcnoh Of
man to atlaln to tho ago Of NlethuHelah, do you
bollovoho would bo happier thnh wouro7 1donot.
Iholiove his ays would bo spent In itllo nothing
neHA, life would becoma a tlrosomo burden unto
lin, ana death tho most longod for Htate Of har-
pinaHs for lm. Tho thought OF reawaking to a
life without onl, far from relieving him, would
mortify hiH soul. AS Tho droary days Of winter
1nuho spring the moro delightful to as. lea.l,
ca,lsos us 10 cling moro fcryoutly to life, and to
lohro to 1.-Two forever.
It Ia often sad, and oitenor ropoato oil road
1t hut u fuw days ago In u'.o Of our local papars
idea oi an after-lifo bnt for tho Now Toatatnent
Duoa not tho first book of Moses speak Of Enoeh.
Who, having led q p'oua. Ill., aacoMlol
to uul Doos not tho second book OF Kings
tell Of Eijul'. tho groat c'a,npo.' nf Jehovah,
who rode iu aory ollariot, drawn " taory aogaes
, 1874-03-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tile monthly meeting of tho managers con"
nccted with tho 1Inlf-Orphan Asylum will DO
hold Tuoslay ut 1920 q. m., at Its I,ur1ing
street.
Tho regularqua1torly meeting OF tho managers
OF the 'NeHsboyA' Homo will DO held this aftor-
noon at A La8allo street. A full attendance ia
desired. t~--:. -
Tho painting OF tho " prodgal Sou" will be
exhibited until Thursday night and the whole
proceeds Of Tuesday and Wednesday, will go to
charitable institutions, IN tho city,.
THO Isev:: jacob Post. ID. D., will lecture to-
morrow evening in tho Reformed md Jefferson
Park Church, corner Of Washington and Aun
strcots, for tic bonet Of tho Noble Street 1lol-
land Presbyterian Church. Ills subject is,
"uolland."
There will DO Union Song service antl Praise
meeting ut the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, cornor Of Clark and WaBlingons streots,
ut $3.50 p. m. to-day. MIR. Stcbbils will loud tho
singing, and Prof. Morrill, proHido at the organ.
All arc invited. >.
Tho ladics OF the Chicago Christian Union
commence sorioa u lunches to-day at Tvs Mad
ison atrcot. Thoso who have patronlzed tho
lunches seryed by ladies know how it is thcm-
uolros, and will not full to give them call be-
tween IL aud 2 p. m. -
Tho sn1o Of tickets for Mr.. proctor'a lectures
on Astronomy begins this morning at JauHe,i,
AIcCIurg Il Co.'s. Thore has already been much
interest displayed in this sores Of Lectures by tho
lovers Of popular science iu our city, and tho
| Indications nro TINT tho Hnlo will bo rapid.
Those who wish to securo good soats should call
| curly.
, 1874-03-02

Tho alarm from Box No. II at Aalf-psat
o'clock last evening WAS oaused by tho discovery
of u fro In Room No. so Of Klllns' European
Hotel, near tho corner Of Madison and Dearborn
atroots. LOSS estimated at 5000; fully inaured
In tho Wi1tamahasg.l, Of Now York. Canse Of
fire unknown. j."
While Hook aud Ladder No. 3 WIS going to
the tlro last evening, u nsoHbor of The company
nanlod William lust, III attempting to mount the
truck, ncnr tho corner OF JclforBon and YUM
D,,ron stroetH, was thrown to tlle ground and
l,aCl Lis log brokon. lIo was takau to lila houAo
aud u Doctor cplod to attond his injury.
An adjourned Meeting Of Company "a" First
Regiment State National Guards, wan hold yes
teroay afternoon at No. 227 East Randolph sttoet,
enrolment Of menabors. A resolution was
adopted oalling meeting to DO hold Sunday at
No. 227 itpntolph atroot, Of tho solalers oon'-
priHlpg the military force who did police duty
, 1874-03-02
CRIMINAL.

rr,, borso of Jamos Wright. 81 No. a. Abs,-
ano aouso VI 'aa4oo "''6as' ~ No. ~ 1oo,-
deem stroot was ensored ny burglars ae a,a early
hour yesterday morning, and jowolry valued ut
$500 stolen. No arrests.
1r,.r,,. o,pr;o, roos,oroa ~
a boy named lhonas obrlen reestesea AZ
Westbrook's lodging -houso Saturday night, aud
paid 25 ccnts for his bed. Yesterday morning
In toun1 I1,at ho Ind been robbed. Ho made
~ louuu 'u"s rS,,.,.~, ~ 49,, 49,. ,,,,no iii;
eomn!ant io MestneooR, ~ 'ins Ill., nttox uG ,rll
como up besoro Just1co eon''S 1n'a 1notnn8' -
yaluablo horse and buggy belonging to J. O.
Brown: Of No. 428 West Madison atreot, wore
Btolun from No. 4l8 Wabash avonuo about @
erty was loft at tho Armory, and tie police are In
search of the thief.
, 1874-03-02
our effort md will must ralso ts from tho duet

our effort at will mlat raiso 1s from tho l,lat
md savo lis from port,ition..
beloved viii ovor i've Tor liz, WITH I'd. Wo foar
no loath, no fato; God In with ,is, If
mankind coasoa, and another raoo-n bottor n,,l
highor typo Of ,nan-sakos ,our. places II tho
onrth bo slnttorcd into atoms. mud tl,e aun shine
no moro, wo nrc, mid will ever lo;. children OF
tho Spirit, t,-otllzenH Of tho world of truth ind
love, go workers iii tho Kingdom Of God.
Lot me cloao With tho poot's WordB:
Lfo h real, 1ifo Ia carncHt, Al j.,
Aud tic grave Ii mt ita goaf;
"p,,st ti,on art, to tltlat rel,irncst,r
, Was not spoken Of tho aolll.
I,vos Of great men at remind tn
FYo eat mako our 3lycH sublime, -
AMI, departing, 1cavo behind nB
FoolrrInts OH tho santsa Of time.
Nray tho spirit Of God md of immortality be
over Will, us, tint We 1.-Two forovo1. A1lon.
, 1874-03-02

Charley Wheylnnd, of tho "St. Elmo" dis
tlnguished himself at tho fire last evening by
his horculean efforts 10 extinguiHh the flames.
His SUCCESS In that behalf called forth the en-
coniung Of the boss,
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
Shern,an H0,tse-Willlam Wilson, Toronto !;
Robert Moore, ST. Louis; George w. 1lcMu,'un,
Harrisburg 7. ]. Dewitt, Yankton; =. L. Per-
rim, Omn1la Charle, Furbsl. Now York; J. Il.
R,ltter, st. Lo,,iB; john T. Howard, sodalia !;
Misses Nelie Pike md Ada Monk, New York !;
A.. par'ser, Dusta; Ralph hIason.. II.
n sss AuyoI 5oion O. saa n1nf4fs Ssancsoo Ss% York
fremont Housc--J. Il. Raimo.ld, Now York !;
George L.. porter Lawrence, :Kan.; Mine.
". Bollmont. Nashville, Toun.; r. Ai. Tnrnor,
Now York; N. II. DaYis, U. Il. A.; Trunk Novin,
Detroit J. II. Elboit, Cincinnati; Prof. Aunray,
Jersey City; N. Mol,swortl, lI. D., Now York.
Palmer Nouse-0ou. III. A. lleno
u. s, A.; a. L. Ellis, Baltimore Francis CaBsia,
6nn francisco; Albert Ga!latin, Sacramento; G.
W.Wood, Quincy; John 9. Packard. .salt Lake; Il.
Warren, Boston; L. N. 1Iurlbut, New York /;
John j. shepparl. Cleveland; q. 3, walkc:r,
Helena, ", r.; Herman Funk. New York: ,}
49,. Grand Pacifc-Ilobort Lang, Now
York; Theodore @. Datcs, Doston; J. y; ltalo,
Louisiaun ~, ". Parish, Washington; q. Gar
1lcld Detroit; Calauttr Cobb 0nlaha: H. ".
Ratlbono, New York; ~ .. Collins, Iowa; John
r.. BarloW, Dayton, O. a
, 1874-03-02

To The Editor Of The CHictqo Tribune:
SIR: Your loating editorial il, this mornings
TnlnUNE, under tho beading, ''prof, Swing and
Bro. patton,":i is oa1oulatedto do grcat injustice
to Trof. Patton, In 80 far your article appeals
to tho sectional projudiccs Of your readors, by
holding up Prof. Patton aB tho imported repre-
sentative Of Cyrus II. Mccormick. I fcol as-
sured that your lovo of fur p1ny willlead you TO
make tho proper correction when you have ro-
liable information % to the true facts Of tho
cnse.
Tho Presbyterian Theological Seminary Of tho
Northwest, in which Prof: pattoa occupies tho
chair OF Didactic and polomio Theology, Is
governed by Board Of Directors COM
posed Of forty members, ono-half Of
tho number boing minister's md the
other half bolng Ruling lGldors; whicl, aa!d
Boara was constituted by tho Geuoral Assembly
Of America. lilo election Of Professors has bc-
longol, until 1873, exclusively to tho Gonoral
Assembly. The Assembly which met In Chicago
in May, 1871, elected tho Row. George L. Prom
Patton. utl lhis election vas vas deeiiped by pro-
vision Of the Assembly tho Directors wero att
thorizcd, in this ovont. to proceed to an election
of u Professor, sllch election to DO subjcctto
ordered, and roBulted in tho election OF tho ltey
Francis L. Patton. Tho General Assembly which
met at Detroit in Aluy, 1872 (of which Prof.
Swing and your correspondent were metnbors)
upon the accommodation Of its Committee on
Theological sominarics. unanimously Improved
OF tic election of the 1tav. Francis L. Pntton nR
Professor of Dilackc and Po]cnic Theology in
tho Presbyterian Theological somiuary Of tho
Northwest.
A committee of three was appointed by the
Board Of Directors to visit Brooklyn and inform
Mr.. Patton Of Ills election, and urge his accept-
| ance. After consideration Of tho matter he
wrote o lettor to tho Board declining tho elcc-
tion. Afterwards two oftho Dircctors-tho 10y.
Arthur Mitchell aud your correspondent
d visit to Brooklyn and l,al an intcrwow with
Prof. Patton, winch resulted in his mailing
visit to tho Seminary, md ultimately in his ao-
| ccptanco Of tho chnir OF Theology.
| Iu tho election Of Prof pattOr, Cyrus Fl. Nc
| Cormicls, EBq. llad no voice whatever. In fact,
| ut tho tmo OF his election, Prof. Patton WIS au
ontlro stranger not only 10 Mr.. Mccormick, but
to almost oyory member Of the Board Of Direct
ors. IIo was elected upon the concurrent re~
4 concentrations OF many eminent divines.
| Yours respectfully, JoMN FonsSTuE.
/ CuIcAao, March /. 1874.
, 1874-03-02

Tho big pendulum In tho big Exposition Build
ing was set in motion Saturday afternoon, in tic
proaonca of largo number Of teaolors in tho
public and private schools Of our city. Tho
groat minority soemed to DO deeply Interested lit
tho experiment and tho explanation OF tho pho
romonon OF falling back in tho Bamo direction ~
TINT in which the ha,ds OF a watch moyo.
Tho pendulum will probably bo takou down
and nccuratoly measured during tho present
weok, for tho purposo Of ascertaining tho exact
intonsity OF tho forco OF gravity ut this point.
1t will thon DO again placed In position, and OIL
Saturday will probably DO exhibited to tho toach-
MENDOZA. Fob. Is, 1874.
10 The Editor Of The Chfcauo 1ridnnt:
sm: Tho public soon. much Interested in the
pendulum experiment tint IL. exhibited at The
Exposition Building. by way Of giving variety
Bpectfully suggest to the conductor Of 1t that at
lis noxt' exhibition ho would swing tho pcnt11,-
lum from enst to west, from northeast to south
west, and from southeast tonortlwost. each way
II DO would provide blackboard, aud work out
on 1t demonstration Of tho problem, il would
he convincing to skopticR III any there boz aud
When tic Professor, with Lis ample rrepara-
ton, sllall hayo spent M much timo IN this droc-
twenty yoarB ngo, ho will bo ablo, IL not before,
to demonstrate ompirically all tho truth lthat
thero is In tho theory III question. D. LYMAN.
ANswEn.-Tho pondululn hRs several tlmes
boon swung on tile line Of east aild weat, aud
found to doyiato ut exactly the aarne ratio as
WHOM started in tho plano OF tho meridian. Tho
Demonstrations Alreaay furnished soon to lave
entirely satihacd tho Academy Of Sciences, and
very many toacllers Of mathematics mud othgr
Lrarc1leH Of knowledge. Perhaps our corro-
Bpondont has something to add. II 40, wo have
no doubt that tho Academy Of Sciouces would
willingly receive and net upon communication
from him. . q, ,.
, 1874-03-02

DouglaH County, Oregon, boasts OF a lady who
llas beon marriel nino times, llaa oight husbands
living. an4 IL living with nono. Of them. Moro
years Of ago and living with Aor third husband.
, 1874-03-02

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alssa s;sno.f11,ns honsa o ahasi.av, noar
W. tbtessiofz narhloffont hou.o No. 'csa ntlohl.
n|sS trofstGy aTh'oFdnt house on w"'''av
Tho two:!o'S ssd French mnrle trons hoso. with
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y .is Ua ss.ss1 a aa Sa st ~sr % ssss
sl'' coo will 10 takOn III part payment .vcuEt1.
1soal Estate oalco. 1870 Doarhorn.st ilo"ara lack.
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@ ses snsis s.s tsssy 81 oaG'sss
81 / s; 5ss:s Sssk a. Cornell. for
sessrs ns improved farms In Wisconsin, to exchange
sPpTst.. at ucr Cent. situated ialin*st:. bear
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oisht'atT tisg yGass thy Mtno 1or cunt: Apply to tho
, 1874-03-02

guarantees our hopo, it is our moral and spirit
1al nature TINT SECURES our claim. No seek Tor
truth, but what III truth2 IL It not founded OIL
tl,o belief iu something tint lastB foroyor, and
spending to that everlasting oFsollco2 And is
tint not o,lr nliud? Wo look around III and SEQ
everything change. Flowers withor. troos do
eay, generations perish, Stars dissolve. mattor
md iorco clInngo forms and modes Gf action.
Wo search for tho lnws TINT govern thouniyerso.
But how could tho nlea Of Inv come within
our grasp wcro there not tho cosciousnoss Of
something thai remains and e''durcs for,
eyer7 o,' w' ,oy try to ao, aotngFos gooa of sna nr
conscience. proforrin6 tho happiness Of TO-
morrow to tho uoasuroA OF to-tlay. Wo dovoto
our life to tho cauao Of honoyoenco and hu1nnn-
ity oven at gront sacrteos Why not i've ~, for y,
the oyyarlaating good. It ts tho certainty that
virtue and 'rlghtoonsuoaa will not perish. THUS
love all friendship, all tho chords Of tho
human heart arc strained to tho tuno OF I'M
mortality. Can tliIB llope 1o but phantom, MI
Aepa.ato the human from tho Divine ;yo1. cannot
saver The ties tllat bind man'a lfo to etornity.
Virtue is immortal! Lovo IL Immortal. 'Trttl,
aps N m0fti it, 1sSry sSy;n p'Gx's t ~ T. hSs nssa
~ leavon and hell, o1cept thoso
q a ntatoiy woman Walking all over tho oarth,
| boarng pitcher Of water in ono land, and In
| tho otiler bundle Of brllahwool When nsllol
why slo did tl!is, sllo Hnid, twitt. tho one 7
| quenol, tho fros Of l,ol1, with tho other sot
! hr0 to Paradise, TINT Aonceforth Men lnay prstc-
| tlco tho good for tho sake OF tho good, and
avoid owl hoca,,so 1t is eyll.t Know you who
| this woman was3 pnro, unHo1t3Ah blora!ity"
Wo nced no security, no othor lotter Of credit,
| for Immortality. God IL within ug; wo cannot
tlio. II We live for tho good, tho good will last
with ,lb; It wo struggle for The true, the true
will spoak for us; II we atrive for tho noble,
, 1874-03-02
BOARDING AND LODGING.

=. Wcst Side.
79d WARREN.AV., COR. Wo0n-ST; ;-sEVERAL
rrEy luw tors. Dayboard. OnU block frum Aa4Isolht.
Cnrb,
2EQ WEST LAK!sSr.-A SUITE OF NEW FUR
CtC nlti.hl suuhfront ruols, with ltpNrd, suitable
fur two. nt ". oe th1oo IT ID; otAor rnof1s. 10.
YSf} WEST WASlIINGrON-ST., FAST OF ElIXA-
gov bsfh-ucnslgd front room, with stclass EOard
VetlMs Ma4pIntu.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-09
DECEMBER.

SCHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS win be found
to possess those qualities necessary to the total
eradication Of all bilious attacks, prompt to
start the seeretions of the liver, and give q
healthy tone to the entire system. Indeed, it Is
no ordinary discovery in medical science to have
invented remedy for these stubborn com
plants, which develop all the results produced
by heretofore free use of csIomel, a mineral
justly dreaded by mankind, and acknowledged
to be destructive In the extreme to the human
system. That the properties of certain vegeta-
bles comprise all the virtues OF calomel without
its injurious tendencies, is now an admitted
fact, rendered indisputable by scientific re-
searches; and those who use the Mandrake Pills
viii be fully satisfied that the best medicines
are those provided by nature in the common
herbs and roots of the fields
These Pills open the bowels and correct all
bilious arrangements without salvation or any
Of the injurious effects of calomel or other poi
sons. The secretion Of bile Is promoted by these
Pills, as win be seen by the altered color of the
stools, and disappearing of the salIow complex
ion and cleansing Of the tongue.
of Pills.
Prepared only by j. H. Schenck & Son, at
their principal office, corner Sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia, and for sale by all drug
gists and dealers Price s6 cents per box.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-09

HOMNx-Per barrel, $3.50; grits, $500.
KROUT-Per barrel, $3.50; half barrel,
$3.50.
CRANBERRIEs-.Pe barrel, $1,000.
APPLEs-Tennessee per barrel, $3.50;
Northern, choice to fancy, $S-50n5.00.
ORANGEs-Per barrel, not quotable.
FEATHERs-Strictly choice, 45c.
BEEswAx-Choice 26e.
RAGs-Wen assorted, &c.
GISsENG--Per b, $1.35d1. 40.
WoOI-Unwashed, 23nS0c; washed 355
d45c. BURY 5610c less.
BROOM CoRN-Prime to choice, 4G6e.
CHEsTEUTs-Per bushel, $1.75.
BUTTER-Country, from wagon, 18G
zoe.
PoULrRY-Frying size, 1Of12s hens,
1561Se; turkeys, 50d75c.
EGes-From wagon, PC per dozen;
packed from store 25c.
TALLOW-ChOice, 63c.