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The Lock Stitch invented By MR.
HOWE. and made on this Machine, Is
the most popular and durable. is alike
on both sides. andwill NEITHER RIP
NORRAEEL, and all Sewing Machines
are subject to the principle inyented By
him.
\ Machine was needed possessing
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to a great range ofwork: one easily ur
derstood and comprchcndcd by all. To
produce such Il Machine has been the
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the world the first Sewing Naciine,morc
than twenty years ago; and now We offer
his last productions Machine cmbrac-
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reputation, based on It's intrinsic virtues,
and sustained by its remarkable cures.
So mild as to be safe and beneficial to
children, and yet so searching as to
effectually purge cut the great corrup-
tons of the blood, such as the scrof-
ulous and syphilitic contamination.
Impurities or diseases that have lurked
in the system for years soon yield to
this powerful antidote, and disappear.
Hence its wonderful cures, many Of
which are publicly known, ofScrOfula,
and all scrofulous diseases, Ulcers,
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when they are manifestations of the
scrofulous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer Of health
and strength in the Spring. BY renew-
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and l~istless languor of the season
Even where no disorder appears, people
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PREPARED By
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Hon. JAS. II. BIRCH, Jr., late Of
Clinton county. has joined the Epis-
copal church at san Jose, Cal, and
has entered the ministry. lie is clo-
.qucnt and will makca fine preacher.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-26

NTciIEE and Mcguire, at the re-
guest of their counsel, Hon. Dan
Voorhees,, of Indiana, have had their
trial for completely i'll the whisky
frauds fixed for the 18th Of December
next.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-26

BILL WYNN, of Wright county,
who killed Deputy Sheriff Metcalf,
Of Springfield, i'll the summer Of 1874,
has been captured "a Shreveport,
La. and taken to Wright county for
+rial
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-26

MICHAEL FITZGERALD, indicted
for forging a county warrant while
he was president of the Buchanan
County Court, has forfeited his bond
and left for parts unknown.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as n otthe most
~etfectual RENE
dies ever diScov-
!, cred for cleans
ing the system
and purifying the
blood. 1t has
stood the test of
years, with a con-
stantly growing
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-26

The Weekly Journal of Agriculture and Farm
or j. II consolidation of the monthly Journal of
Agriculture and the weekly Missouri Farmer,
and is now
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-26
Money Loans Negotiated.


The following comprises 4 part of the proper
ts | have for sale:
40. A choice farm Of l!i acres; l20 IN CuttiV1-
tiun: a good house '3tjNi0 feet, well water, lIh
applr trees. and Il variety OF other fruit; one and
a-haif miles from Rochester.
40. \ VERY desirable small farm of 80 acres, J
miles northeast of savannah. good new frame
house of three rooms and cellar, log stable and
corn cribs; 20 bearing apple trees, 80 hearing
peach trees, and other fruit trees. Price 81 ,btD;
ST 900 cash, balance on reasonable time.
416. 81 IL acres, IS under cultivation, good
frame house, five rooms and cellar, stable, Gra-
nary, smoke house, ice ioisr, we'll and spring,
80 apple trees, 100 peach trees, 4 variety of
small fruit; TWO miles from depot, half a mil"
from school house. Price 81 ,0G0. Terms easy.
WILLIAM CHALLAcoMBE,
Real Estate 1gent, Sarannoh, No.
September 3, lSI-tf
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A Complete Pictorial History ofthe
T;mes--The Best, Cheapest, and
Most Successful Family Paper
In the Union.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-02

4 STRANGER with no guile on his
face and no ovcrcoat on his shoulders,
wandered into clothing store in New.
port, the other day, and asked if he
could be fitted with spring overcoat.
The proprietor promptly answered in
the Affirmative. you speak very pos
lively replied the stranger. II am
bigger than you take me for" The
storckccpcr was still confident that he
had coats that would answer. II am
a pretty heavy man." said the stran-
ger. II will be; you five dollars that
you can't guess my weight into one
hundred pounds. The man was not
particularly large, and this astounding
challenge entirely diverted the seller
oaclothhing from the ordinary conrse Of
his business. He took the wager.
named Ills gness-abont a Kindred
and sixty pounds--thc money was put
=
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-02

SERIOUS AcclDESr.-This ,,...
two men jumped on the U. p n., ""
ger train while in motion. So, -
getting on brakeman, in cl;nl:'
over the car, saw them, and Dnh,r
supposing they were there x;a.
tickets, ordered them off. Thew s.I. y
to bc allowed to ride to the nc,t ~.
ton, which was refused. Thev ~
jumped off while the train x,s -,
ming. In jumping of one Of th..
who gives his name as VIM Javm.,
fell on his forehead, peeliny the ii,
and flesh off i'll a irghtful manner Ii,
face is also badly cut up, and i,
brain is injured and bis whole system
Jared by the fall.-Ogden June:,
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-02

ATTEMPT AT SUlc1pE.-James McCrea-
ny recently partner Of Joe Jones IN
the hotel and restaurant business d.
Fairyiew made an Intellectual attempt
to commit suicide yesterday. lie pur-
chased a bottle of laudanum at Ku-
pert's drug store, stating that it was
for a sick man at Fairview. Coming
out he walked up Washington street
in company with W. n. Ligget, with
whom he had been in company por-
ton of the day. They took a drink
together, and McCreary asked him to
drink a second time. His companion
advised him not to drink any more,
telling, him he was better without II.
McCreary then remarked that 1t would
be the last drink that he would ever
take. He thcreupon informed Mr.. lag
ritt that he had swallowed a vial OF
laudanum, and would soon cease to
exist lie asked to be shown to rest
ing place and was taken to the Miners
Hotel DR.. Peters was sent tor and by
dint Of extraordinary effort, the man
was kept alive. lie had swallowed
enough Of the ingredient to kill four
men. Mr.. Ball set up with him last
night, and he is all right this morning
and sure to live. Business aud other
troubles are reported to have been the
cause Of his attempt 10 take his lie,
but il is hoped that as he IS out OF dan.
ger now, reason will prevail aud he
will become i wiser and 4 better man.
-. icndnrlle.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-02

CAPTAIN ALLEN YouX,nlI -. =. 8 8

CAPTAIN ALLEN You've proDoss: %
approaching Arctic trip in the ;
to steam up Bafin's bay, thron.l
caster sound, and duypa Prince D. = ~
inlda; after Which, shoald cir.a'
.des.prove favorable,rhc will os' ''''A
70 make lis way along the n, ss'e'''
4! ktpefica as far as Behrinc e =.
~ wayof the'ea6t Of King W \ "''t
Land, the scene Of Sir John pra rI'1a'
disastrous end. Admiral C.I,a 'ls
1872 found but little dja;cJ.' la
making his way along the Arct;. =. D
Of North America, progress !, !, ''''
being much facilitated by thp =. s,''e
Of large rivers which discharge t,s 's'
selves iuto the sea. s'''
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-02
EARTHQUAKE and Immenao Los Of Life.

Earthquake and Immense Loss Of Lite.
NEW YoRK, June 25th.
A letter from Maracaibo, May Goth, gives
an account of an earthquake at Circuita
May 1stkY Vhle first shock levelled every
wall in the ill., bukying in single in
dbta, 900 a ola population OF
tp& Sevaa nbtktled'a at the time sub
ldq9tlY dish from their injuries, and
I'D M wefe murdered by robbers, who
plufldered inbands. The shakes continu-
ed and the fires burned much property.
1.afhosc-savcd- fed to the-neigh@efisg -eoua-
try and encamped When thapews reach
ed Maracaib6tw steamers 8rrc sent with
food and clothing to the sufferers by the
consul and people; also a corps
of physicians aud committee to disburse
aid. The Government sent soldiers to pro-
tect the people. Reports from Santiago
and other places, all aggregating popula-
ton of 10000, confirm the previous &C
count of the destruction Of life and prop
erty in those places. The shock was felt
1t Bogoto and other places, and also in
Maracaibo. There have been light quakes
every day since. a. III.
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Lightning Streaks.
every day since
From the OWyhee A,

Gold closed in New York on Saturday
at 1174.
Legal tenders are firm at So buying and
861s selling in San Francisco.
The steamers Oceanic and China are cx
pected to arrive from China next Thursday
They both have large consignments OF
new tea for the New York market
The Banks Of San Francisco will he
closed next Saturday and until Tuesday on
account of the National holiday, which
will be celebrated on the 9Th proximo. |,
is expected that the Stock Boards will also
adjourn from Friday until the following
Tuesday. The day will be generally OBJ
served in San Francisco by the suspension
Of business and the trades.
Three mining assessments were levied
on Friday, as follows: Jackson Mining
Company. 50 cents per share, amounting
TO $4,000, delinquent July 2oth; Over
man Mining Company. 50 per share, a
mounting to $4,000, delinquent July 30;
Woodyillc, Con. Mining Company, GO cts.
per share. amounting to $4,000, delinquent
July goth.
The San Francisco Savings Union has
declared dividend Of 8 per cent on term
deposits, and II. per cent on ordinary de
posts, for the six months ending June 80,
PAYABLE on the 18th proNimo
The steamer Pandora sailed from Ports
mouth England, on Saturday FIR the Are
regions, and will only touch land once on
her outward voyage.
The Secretary Of the Treasury IN. direct
ed the Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States at New York to sell one million
gold coin each Thursday during July.
Total amount to be sold 100000
In Cuba, June 2i,h. band Of insurgents
commanded BY amulatio named Rios.
burned four plantation. and committed
some robbcrics. Troops dispersed the
band and killed seventy five. Rios was
,captulCu anu sHDt
st Greenfield. Ind. negro. who had
committed an outrage on a lady. WIS taken
from the jail b. abau; $50 masked men
and hung.
4 special Commission has been appoint
ed to investigate the charges Of Professor
Mars,, against the Indian agent of Red
Cloud agency.
In France further loss Of life and prop
crty is reported by the late flood.
Another grand banquet has been given
to the American rife team at Dublin,
which was made the occasion of several
appropriate speeches.
Indian inspector Daniels has arrived at
Cheyenne with the proper papers signed
by Indians rclinquishing Nebraska He
has no doubt if Northern Indians agree
that the United States can obtain the Black
Hills country.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-02
Procession.

The bell will be rnng Al 10 20 A. u The Frt
sion will form ~ the NJ. T. Caurcf4 Il nss.ei
NJ. sharp.
]. Music.
7. F,remen.
3. al the Children.
4. Ladies.
8. President. Orator. Reader s1d 'haran
G. Citizens
All the children. ladies mi cTtzsns are care
requested 10 join in the psessss,a. .sSA1-
MAY occHr In forming the rcccessloa, ~ " ~.
,,ae a: the n. t. ChurSh pranply ii ias Hls4
tile belt.
LINE OF MARCH.
To Montgomery str~<t-down Moa'fSt ~.
Wallula. up Wailnla TO Main Out NAN " n .o'
House ana Arbor' JONAS V. BRon
80" "a yxsA
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-02

TuE ANTIQUITY or Igox.-wc arc re-.
lived from any do,,b, as to whether
iron was IL use 34oo wears ago by
the discovery Of wedge or plate Of iron
imheil.d in the masonry of the grca,
Pyramid itself This Instructive relic,
like the halffnsed magnif,ing lens
found at pompc.i, throws much Ugh,
on questions Of early workmanship.
II has been great puzzle to those
who attributed the first Use Of iron to
a date not nncl' less than 1000 years
back how such sharp AMI well defined
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-02
MI. Reecher's Teachings.
u,a couNsELs TO THE BRETHREN An 1HA
40 LECTURE ROOM.

The Rev. Henry Ward Beech % was
in unusually good humor last gn = ne
when he ascended meelat a p IN
Mcclure room. His Wife, " fs i ~ T y
Mrs. Harriet Beeclef a3' ia1d VII,
Perkins, were with Md They /teSk'
seats near the platform. DR.. Edward
tpeechersecured a scat close to lns bro
Their The room was filed, and the
sta;rcases and door ways were block
AIDED with visitors. The solid men OF
Plymouth looked happy and confident
and when Mr.. Beecher gave out hymn
6l9, they sang with astonishing gusto'
After the hymn Mr.. Charles Morto"
was called on to lead in prayer, and III
the invocation Mr.. Beecher was feel
inely alluded to. Then hymn l,lSl
was sung, and Assistant Pastor HALL
day prayed long and fcrvently.
Mr.. Bcecher's talk was about med
dlesome persons. He spoke OF Peter
as a positive man with an informed
ding familiarity, one who didn't hesl-
|. h.,-o ii. moster when he
liked not what his master said, one
H.. .,,,,n.a :, without mich discrc-
.,a ano ,,h, hns,led around and
aid ;, Chris, "Whut shall this man
!, ?, , .. o,swered with "What
:, :, of ,o,rs2, Then Mr.
ala. o.1laa .,tent;on ~ men of Hy.
~. .,,r. wL, settle down in every
A., The, moan M harm oh no
r., ,,,,,, h,rt anvhodv far all the
III ,,, va, ,bov arc always med
dino with sonebodv
No,h;,r be said is so meddlcsomc
..,l ,n,oss !, J.. arrorancc There
a,e mothers who worry about John
and Mary and who are always follow
;,g Them nm with advice How i'm.
no,en, and discreet is 80 much of this
worrisomc anxiety about those we love.
Peter worried abou, John lie wished
him 10 20 ont into all the world; and
this advice would be a great thing for
US rowing Yankees, whose only idea Of
home is only III get away from il. Ey-
crvbodv is orthodox. Each Of the for
" scc,s is anxious about tie others.
Each feels that there is some good in
the others but that they arc on, Of the
trnc church The new schools are anx-
ious about the old. and the old worry
about the new. In villages. with blcs-
sei exceptions here and there. We hca.
some one cry out. Lord. what shah
this minister do?" and the Lord an
swcrs. What is tina, to ynusa There
is grca, anxiety of everybody for
everybody else. Pconl,, are intrusive
in their beliefs and t..,eir affairs lam
to lift up the staining Of a community
but have no RICH, to force myself in.
to n mans house. MANY men who hc
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FIREN|E\y Bail,
JULY S, 1875
Committee Of Invitation
IDAHO CITY,
on

C0mmltte6 Oh AAS -,
IDAHo ClTY-Sam. Stewart -
S. C. silsby and F. W. KroeO'f' ~,
CONGRATULATIONS Metier' 8"
DAILY. Ii
PloSEER-Bcn Wilson anu
Soy. ~
PLAcERvIILE-Bcn Hayes
Weller. a
GRANITE CnrEK-Ierry Brow
Martin Connaughton. ,Et
QuARrzBuRc-J. II. ha""
A. Coughanour.
Floor Managers :, p;bss
James McDevi,, and Geo " ~
Commute. Of Arr.nssn ~ pS
J.c. Fox, s. W. wulff and VI ~
The best music will be pro''
occasion.
Tickets (ipcluding sapp'
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GENERAL NEWS.
Indian Treaty.

the Interior Department has received from
the War Department notice that treaty
has been signed between the Yanktonais,
Uncpopas, Black Sioux, Gros Ventres,
Mandans and Arickarees. The treaty was
agreed to at Fort Lincoln on the Goth Of
may, and is signed by Lieutenant Carlin,
John Burke and L. W. Sperry, agents on
the part of the Indians. Parties to the
treaty agree to cease depredations upon one
another and to confine themselves to the
limits OF, Standing Rock Agency. These
Indians have never entered into any kind
of treaty with the Government before.
vioaaat stsrm in wisconsin and Northern Iowa.
OH ' CHICAGO, June 25th. !
DISPATCHES from Wisconsin and North
Iowa state that those sections were visited
hy q yoletent storm yesterday, blowing
IawA houses and fences, washing away
railroad bridges and damaging growing
crohA
,aAeash Mesepotamia and Country About.
l. M n taa New York June 25th.
NE Leyant Hereld Of the 22d instant says
! telegram has Just been received from the
Aan,tary Commission sent to the District
q Mesopotamia, stricken with the bubon-
70 plasNe A telegram was sent on May
23dfrMn Bagdad, whittier it had been sent
by special courier from Kubel to Haumara
where the Commission then was, and states
that this fearful malady has spread beyond
the country Of Nontefe Arabs injecting an
immense district, and destroyed large
number Of. lives IN three localities men,
toned in the dispatch The numbers were
500, 500 and, ], 700 respectively. Those who
were struck down with the disease gener-
ally succombed on the second or third day
after the premonitory symptoms had set
in. IN some districts the epidemic was
disappearing, but it was breaking out in
others not visited by the Commission
Execution Of Wagner and Gordon q: Thomas
ton, Maine They proclaim their Innocence.
2ff THoMAsToN, (Me), June 25th,
Wagner and Gordon, condemned to be
hanged to-day, kept up a bold front until
this morning, when Wagner appeared
much excited. Both men protest their in
nocence. At ri A. NJ. Gordon attempted
suicide by stabbing himself with shoe
knife He was found lying on the floor Of
his cell when the Warden went to prepare
him for the gallows. Wagner mounted
the gallows with firm step. Gordon, when
brought to the gallows, was unconscious
and had been since his attempted suicide.
He was placed in a sitting position on 4
box on the drop, and was supported by
two deputies. Wagner cast his eye toward
him, and, turning to the spectators, said:
Standing here to die, proclaim my in
nocence before God" Gordon made no
sign Of life, save faint moaning. 1t II:
As the spring was touched. and the two
bodies left hanging in midair a strong
impression seems to be gaining ground
Of the possible innocence Of Wagner
Letter from Wendell Philips.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 25th.
The indianapolis Sun, tomorrow, will
publish a long letter from Wendell Phil
Ups to James Buchanan, Of this city. in
which he saps the first clause Of the Clcve-
land platform. adODtcd last March. has
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Indian Matters.

- OMAHA, June 18th.
The Indians have stolen large number
Of horses near Lookout, Wyoming. Pri-
vate advices from the Red Cloud agency
say that the Indians will undoubtedly sign
AWAY their hunting rights in, Wyoming.
and probably in Nebraska.
49,, Fire in Detroit
DETROIT, June 25tr.
TIE building occupied by Bubellion &
Hinchinan rs feed mill was burned to-:
nigh4. Loss estimated at $4,000; insur.
acc, $1,000: m f
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Letter from Wendell Philips.

INDIANAPOLIS. June 18th.
The indianapolis Sun, tomorrow, will
publish long letter from Wendell Phil
Ups to James Buchanan, Of this city. in
which he saps the first clause Of the Clcve-
land platform, adopted last March, has
his cordial approval He says no words
can describe the Importance Of the finan-
cial plan it recommends, and he is sure it
will'be adopted by the nation.
Vessel Sunk on tho Mississippi.
MEMPHIS June 25th.
Officers of.thc Minola report that the
Belle Of Shreveport sunk at Island No. 10.
She was bound from st. Louis to New Or.
leans with valuable cargo. No pariicu-
lars .a..1 .f.....
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by scattering orr cruisers along the north
coast of Africa with the view of iGterccpting
sone Algerime pirate before ne could get
within three leagues of the lard with his
American prize.
The success of Captain NcNaIIE of the
State troops in striking the party of C0rtina :
men in possession of stolen herds recently
was due to his accidentally capturing 'Wo
Struggling robbers. who, by til" Use Of the
only c~llrctual means known in such eases,
but not legitimate enough for rprUldT>tn APP
ply, were compelled to hctrty The position
and the strength Of their brand.
! have good reason for hrii"yin" that the
order from the Mexican Government f"rthc
arrest of Cortina WAS due Ia Tire order for
the movement of Il naval force TO the Next
"aU border.
A. Curtina was not The only leader OF raid
inc bands, and the others are still At their
old business. some mere c~ilcctIlai means
must be adopted than simply sending troops
and sailors Ia look On while our people are
being dc~Voilcd and murdered, for il Is very
evident that The sailors and ~0!diers. however
willing, can do nothing If confined to this
side of The river. and an order to make re-
pfi>alS, with the means to carry out the Of
der. has sometimes resulted in indemnity is
we'll aS security.
Copies OF quite Il number Of a1iidaYitS and
statements corrSbOratiye of what i here re-
port, and received from United States and
state officials, have been forwarded by me
through the proper channel to the State De-
partmcnt. Originals of Il part of these.
numbered from | to 10, are forwarded here
with. | an, respectfully, yOur obcdicnt
servant,
=. o. C. ORD,
Bri@adicr-Gcncral t.. :. A., Commanding.