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LF STATESMAN
prnusnED by
CAIIOWET.L fc 3rOIlIlIH.
AUSTIN
THXTISDAY JL'LY 2. 1877
folltlral !ul.
J3ol Iugcrsoil
clerjy art; lnvin;
war.
and the Califormt,
it warm aul wordy
A year ho the Ohio It-.-puViicans rc
fueJ Jnd;.-e Taft foi C.ovcrnc-r btewse
hi! wa tivi lihrral. Now thy talk r-l
him btcatis Ik; h not so liberal as
lliycs.
Of thirireu daily jiapcrs in Iowa, it
S now said, nine favor the President's
policy. A week ago there waabut one
. rcjiortcd. Have ollices been distributed
iu Iowa lately.
An envious purs-jraphtr remarks:
"It baa been oiTTe'l that the lady
with tlio diamond ring will scratch her
nose, iu a given period, four times as
often an any other wotuaa."
Accordiug to the riew-p-;pfcr gossip?,
there ia u reaction ou the wine uea
tioa in the White Il'n'ie. It will not
be long before they have the
President habitually iut . ated.
The diHeience between Chamber
lain and Packard is to be found in the
fact tfcat the former ist for open war on
Have, while the latter is cautious and
politic, although C7idently hostile.
The New York Hi ruld notices that
the negro clement is so larjje on our
vessels that white men-of-war's men
whose terms have expired will not en
lit if they can fret any thing else to do.
Morton's ndlui-i m to the President's
poiiry n rliiclly mn-irkablu ad inli
..... : .... I. :.. t . . i- i t . . . . . .
i ' ik imm ih-iici iii me success nt the
policy. jllurton r.m never failed to
Mmw a keen scent for the winning
aide.
Members of the State Central Com
mittee of the (iicreuback party will
meet in New York on the fifteenth of
August, for consultation end to rix the
tinm and place for the State conveu
lion.
'John A. Jwuson, new miniate to
npain, in i.ii intro-luced mto the
Iowa legislature resolutions violently
denunciatory of Spain, and calling on
Iowa ("ongressmen to secure tlie recog
nition oi iiiuun inuepcnacncc.
tdcar-licadel business talk is what is
now of mot value. Loud-mouthed
demngo(,ueP, "great war governors
nud ull those sort of things will nave
init little mtlucnec during the comin
lour yenri. .Now we an- all for busi
ness.
A Jiew oik letter says: "The iise
In cotton is attributed to the large
- clearances hence during the past three
weeKS, winn liave caused a gradual
receding of The stock on hand unfil it
is now below the figures at the same
;i nod last year."
A i I . .it , i . ...
iiH iiiui mi nun mis oeen limit in
honor of the American filibuster,
Ward, who Rented the Chinese in sub
duing the Tuipiiig rebellion in 1SC3,
and religious services uro to In; held
regularly by tho natives of tlie town
Where ho was killed.
iuoth the MUioml It'nmhh'ain, of
Washington: "The course of flen
Hampton while in the North is worthy
of all commendation, for he said noth
ing which was not calculated to pro
mote u friendly furling between the
North iind Soutii. Would that all our
public men were a wise and pntri-
ui'.
I he rcmitinn of Oeu. Custer uud the
ollictis who fell with him have been
removed l y the government from the
scene or the nmesncie. (leu. Custer's
body will be buried at West Point, in
iiccordiinco with an expressed wish of
his, and tho others will be placed in
the uatiouul cemetery at Fort Leaven
worth.
Iu Virginia the per i!ty for petty lar
rcny is thirty-nine lashc. The oiTeiider
is tiealuil to fifteen or twenty of them
i i . . i i . .
im ini-u iiuiiru loose io rest, witn a
irouest to call arc u ml the next day and
receive i no remaimier. rrcssing bui
ness is suro to previa the culprit from
iiieeiing mi engagement, ami there
one lesH thief in the community.
The new movement to citab'ish cheap
cutis in Ne i ork through the medium
f the joint stock ".Manhattan Citb
oiiipany, iimucii, OKU lair to be a
hicccm. Tlie capital is to be a (jiiarter
i a minion uoiiaj-s, nnd of this SlTo
Mill, ortwo thirdnof the w hole amount,
was subscribed when t'- - books were
openeii on iucmI.iv. (m '.is amount
$ (Kill was r-ubfciibf't, b, epresenta
tivesof wealthy KugluhiiKu.
John Stone Pullen, formerly a New-
Orleans sugar merchant, memb.-r of the
Louisiana Legislature, aud a colon?! in
the Confederate army, who loaned
. '00,000 to tho Confederate "overn
incut, aud vas bewared by the result
oi ino war, uiect in a wretched tene
luetit in (iraml street, Ilrooklyn, last
week, and was saved from burial at the
puhl.c expense bv the charity of hi
fellow-tenants. Ho was born nt Baton
Louge, Louislai a.
. nithmtiia int r it w days, owing to
the stringency of tho times, the pub
lishrrs aud employing prii.teM of lioth
J.ouisville, Kentucky, au.l Columbus,
hio, have agreed to a reduction of
w ages. Morning papers in Louisville
pay thirty-sit cents per thousand. In
Columbus the r ites agreed upon arc,
on morning papers thirty live cents,
evening papers thirty-two" cents, week
hands 1 1. The pnsent scale is forty
Xi:uH lor uig!it vork, thirty seven and
u half ccuts lor day work.
, The If?r-(h'n was established in
March, 1ST-, and during the rest of
Hie year it lost t-'i-2,0';.7". In ISM it
hwt U.fiU; iu ltl there was a
balance of ft.: i,8iJ on the wrong side.
In October, H73, it was sold to a new
company, but not until it had lost in
less than ten months the sum of $71,
lltl, and iu tho rest of jc.r it aided
1 1, 005, makiag ?S3,p.2 tor tho w hole
year. In 1S70 tho loss was .-,,aia.
'This makes total in less than rive
years of $303,703, in which is not in
cluded the loss by deterioration of ma
chintry and fixtures. This was in the
populous and prosperous City of Chi
cago. VThittcraore, ex-cadet peddler and
larcenous carpet-bn or legislator of S.miiIi
Carolina, has marched w ithout impedi
inouUuta the bowels of Massachusettf,
and Jfcissachtisctt feels very sick, lint
Massachusetts ocght not to bo discour
aged. She got rid of Wlutfemore once
before, when L had been caught
swiudiing, by nuking him chaplain of
'a tegimeut during tUe war. Why uot
ordain hint now as a missinnarv," and
lei him "steal awhile awayv to" Kern
per county, or any other place where a
$:ool article of preaching is needed,
and where there itn'i 'much lying
around that h could, pick up;
ine jsew loik 7,V-?n? has hid a
roving correspondent in the South for
two or three months past hunting for
aigus or a Kepubltcau organization of
tho next House, and he pretends to
have found out that Ilinks will be
speaker. This correoudent is cither
w-vcry credulous or very uosctujuh us.
iHiwever, for Eanks hasn't the clim
:metlns of a chance. He thought he
was a Liberal w hen hewtut into the
.forty-fourth Congress, but he had
changr?d hi mind so much before jt
adjourned tint ifir that he spent a'.l
last winter in a fruitless tiT.rt to pu-h
liimself forward a the leader of the
extreme Itcpublicms. The result is
that neither Kepublicans nor IAujo
Lvii irsjjtvi Uim.
The populutwa of the city of Charles
tqn u50,O0a-2,0OO white and 33, COO
colored persons. A the colore I irr
I son octnomber the white, of course
tha mortality table embrace a greater
"-ber of the former than of the Ut.
j. ufr-but t- disproportwa cf dcatl is
i .riiiiDgl gutter thettuc Istojior-
tion in the xpnltion. Thua amone
the whites there were 668 death and
a-jjoncr the colored persons 1344 deaths
in 1S70 or twice as many among the
Utter as among the former, though the
colored population exceed the white
only one-third. la 187j there were
iM deaths among the w hites and 1240
among the blacks still about the same
disproportion. Id 1878 there were
tw-uly-setveu deaths in the thousand
among I oth white and blacks.
A correspondent of the V,drleston
Xt4 mtJ Courier, writing ,;..ia IJelU.c,
says: "It would be impucfJe r- r me
to convey an adequate idea of the im
prebion made npon my miui Ly the
sight of tlie magnificeut country
through which I have passed. From
Warn to IJcltoo the scenery i in a bigli
degree attractive and beautiful. The
eye never wearies in lookiag out upon
the rich prai.13 lands, stretching away
to an illimitable extent, clothed with
luxuriant venture of the deepest green,
interspersed with occasional clumps of
trees on the borders of the streams
The lands !.; i.l of isexhuusiible fer
tili y, ui,ii i por'.M.js of them under
culiivatioii iijiiicite by the advai.ee
lurnt and 1 ixurinnre of tie growine
cr ip tlie am i7.i!,g r:chiis of iLe soil "
lodge Dradley, of the United States
Supreme Comt, who is holding a tii
cnit ccurr in i'ior.liern Oeoigm, has
given esr to the c. nijitaints of the
ieorgin'is Hi it United Suites revenue
ollieeri have bceu lacking illegal aud
iiucalle 1-fni tint-sts, und has issued an
oid r iu which he hi) a: "No warrant
s'.a'i be isMi.-d by auy commissioner of
lh: court for the seizure or arrested
uiiy person charged with a crime or o
leiise against the laws of the United
S tt iiiion meiubel.cf or susnicion o
Ihe per.Miu nnkiug 6ueh charge, but
only upon prutMbie cause, supporte
oy i, nin r i itirmution or men persoe
in which &hail be stated the facts with
in his own knowledge constituting th
grounds tor bucu 'jelifcf or suspicion.
The financial year of the government
i iii-cu .nine uo, ami an accounts are
made up to that. date. The receipts o
revenue from all tources for the yea
were: From customs i:i(),439,00Q,
Irom internal reveiiuu $ 110,438,000.
from miscelUneoiM sources $23,447,
mju; total, !r.'7l,:;2.,OIIO. This isflC,
ljo.ouo less than for the prccedin
year, the f ' Hg oil being entirely iu
cii-ioins customs receipts art
?: 4:;i),b(l .,er than Secretary Mor
rin a cbii.j.i'1; t ne interna! revenue
rccei'ils arc yl,S83 00: less, and th
toi.ii receipts are 000,000 greater.
i :ie total expenditures, exclusive
p-r- ts on hccouut of the public debt,
v 1 1 i.i.i. )..;4, a reduction of f 13,
--.1 .1.. t - m .
' iiom me preceoingyear. l uese
lig ne- .; h mmked improvement in
ihe g-niue-it riauncos, and the fact
is due to tlie 'CHulute stand in favor oi
retrenchment made by the Democratic
majority in the lie House. We are
ste-'dily reducing iioth our cxpendi
tu res and tn.o tniount or taxws collect,
from the people.
The Imminence Cohttittitinunllst
satisli:d that the greenback party
growing rupioly. It declares that the
bloated aristocracy of the North, or
any other part of the couutrv, who
live luxuriously every day, may as well
mine up mctr minds to lake greeu-
nacKS lor tin ir bonds, and try an in
vestment in real estate, or some enter
prise that will put the value cf then
bonds in circulation and give employ
ment to the starving millions who have
been made pinners bv tlie outrageous-
tax that enriches the bondholders who
pay no tax whatever. These bonds
mils be wiped out, or bread riots will
loilow, und a poor man s aimv will b
raised who will not hesitate to scatter
the wealth of tho country, if not eoui-
laoiy, men to tne winds. Starving,
unemployed people arc not very aDtto
be reasonable and moderate in their de
mands. I he necessities of the ncople
ure iicn ns 10 muKe mem .i..-.per-ate.
Old party ties nolong'.i- hold the
people. The demands of nutur for
bread make the people foruet washer
they wore Una leals or Democrats. F,m-
ployment agents who can give satisfac
tory assurance of liberal employment.
prompt pay and fair prices, can secure
an the votes, and the laborer will for
get that there was ever such a thmg as
a i'cmocralic orjtadical party. Ituia
stares the country in the face, and the
people clamor for more greenbacks
wuu wnicn to satiety tfce reasonable
oeiuanus oi ineir lamilies. and lor a
release from the bond which makes
lliein serfs to the bondholder,
Washington letter says: "There
fittJ properly be no question that the
rrcudent is siucere in his declarations
with rcferenco to reform iu the civil
set vice, and that he means to carry out,
to far ns he can, the sentiments cnuu-
ciared in his letter of instructions in re
gard to the reductiou of force in the
New York custom house. But it u no
more than truth to say that littla con-
Udencc is leit here in any permanent
pood in the matter through the action
of the Kxecutive alone. The reduc
tions ordered at New York will, oi
conrs be made, to be followed likelv
by reductions in other custom houses.
but as soon as Congress meets pressure
i pouut--ai and persoual mends will
be brought to bear to restore Ihe old
irder ot things. Tue Proideut wil.
e a mnii of irou indeed if he can stand
iut against the politicians. The i tlice-
etkers and the othcuholdur of ill
United Sta'ea have long since rcacheo
ne corciusi .u tint the government is
cirnud on lor their benefit, aud tha
the olli.vs are the exclusive property oi
the pirty w hich happens to be in th
control of tlie government. Tho peo
ple will have to le taught that the
oliiccs beloi" to the covernmeut. and
not to a p'i;u,i'il party. It is the be
lief of ihoj-e ie who have made
stilly of e.v . ..en icf rn tha il
vrill not be i ibio for the Extx-utive
to conduet ihe government on l'"iiines--principles
in the absence of sinctk
Wi-Mtion directed to that end. and.
as Uw- rp always sul j:Tt to repeal or
amen i ut, it is held tbat the only
sure r. - :id of securing a well managed
and ecouomh al civil seryics it to re
mote ii c- ti.ely from tue domain of
politics through the agency of a com
prehensive constitutional amendment."
CltuDcc In tbe noon.
Although the moon may be regarded
to all intents and purposes dead, it
must not be supposed that no chaages
whatever take place upon her surface.
On the contrary, some of the peculiari
ties ot tne moon s condition must tend
to cause even more rapid changes of
certain order than taki place in the
case cf our own earth. Thus the treat
brjgth of the lunar day, tndthem ion's
waterless condition and rare, atmos-
I here, must help to cause a compara
tively rapid Mumbling of the moon'
surface. During the locc and intense
ly hot lunar dy lie rota substance ol
the moon' surface uiunt txpand con
siderably, for it i raised to a decree
of heat exceeding tbat of boilice
water. During the long lunar night
me surface is exposed to a degree of
n (liberation far exceeding that of the
I nterest winter in the atctic rrio is,
cci mutt rout i act com standingly.
This alternate expansion and con' ruc
tion must gradually crumble all
the loftiest and steepeat portion of the
moon 'a surface, and wid doub I ,
in tha long tun tbat is, wiw.
hundreds of millions of jeara hvuee
dtstroy all the moat marked incguUrl -tus
of the moon's surface, luecascaof
change which have been recognized
by telcscopista who have car fully
studied the moon's surface may, all,
without exception, be referred to this
proces of gradual, but atoady, tiuin
tegration. The mot remarkable case
hitherto known, lor example, tha dis
appearance of the lunar crater Linne,
is far better explained in tbia ws j than
a tbe rtu! volcanic outburst.
This case has i .eutty been dcacribt 3
as follow by the trueut writer: In
tbe Unar Sea of Bcrenity there was
once a dttp crtttr, acarlj tevtn miles
across, a very distinct and obvious fee
tore, even with the small telescope
(less than four inches in aperture),
used by Beer and Madlcr in forming
their celebrated chart. But, ten year
ago, the astronomer Schmidt, a seleuo
graphcr of selcnographcr (who has,
in fact, given the best energies
of his life to mooc-gazinjj, found
this crater missing. When be an
nounced the fact to the scientific
world, other astronomers, armed with
very powerful instruments, looked for
the crater which had been so clearly
seen with iUIIer's small telescope;
but though they found a crater, it w; a
nothing like the crater described by
Madler. The present enter is scarcely
two miles in diameter and only ju-'t
visible with powerful telescopes; all
around it there is a shallow depression,
x.-crjpying a region about as large as
the whole crater had been before. Jt
seems impossible to doubt that a great
change has taken place here, and tie
question arises whether the change hi a
been prcdiir-eil by volcanic activity or
otherwise. Svr .I hn Ili rschel pro
nnunred somewhat confidently in favor
of the form tr hypothesis. "Tne tans'.
plaur-iblc conjecture,"' said he, "as to the
cane of thia disappearance items io be
the fi'litg u,f f thj crater from bi -neath
by sn elTtision of v.cious lava,
which, overflowing the rim on all side?,
mty have s flowed down the outer
si pe hi to iiT ice its rugiedness, and
convert it ia'.o a gradu-il declivity
casting no stray Miadows."' "But how
tremcudou-i th: volcanic energy," we
note in the p issage refeired to, "re
quired to fill with lafa a crater nearly
seven m'les ia diameter and more than
half a mile 'eepf The volcanic hy
pothesis seems on this account utterly
incredible, for if such energy resided
in tbe moon's in'eiior we should riid
her whole surface continually chant
ing. Far more probable seems the
idea that the wall of this crater has
s:mply falLu in, scattering its frag
ments over what had once been the
lloor of the crati r. The forces at work
in tr.e in on ure quite competent to
throw down tteep ciaer walls like
those which seem formeily to have girt
iudui tins eieep cavity."
Mr. August Belmont did a vpry
pretty thing last week in opening his
picture gaiiety at his residence on the
corner ot Fifth Ayenue and Nineteenth
street for the benefit of tho family ef
the artist, Irving. John IKaufain Irv
ing was born in tha South, and came
here during the war. He showed
promise as a painter, yet his faults
were gianngand dimmed any prospect
of success. He woiked hard for i.
while, then went to Germany, where he
studifd much lurilcr thau he had ever
worked. Presently the result appeared
in his woiks, which came back one by
one to win hearty admiration, and he
was admitted to the academy, ot
which he had come to oe regarded as
one of the atari, when he died, a few
weeks ago, leaving a lure family un
provided lor. Air. Bibn int has two of
Mr. living's pictures in hi own collec
tion; one a portrai, and tbe other a
small piece called tf.e "Wine Tasters."
Both of them are txcellent, aud the
latter is especially striking. Several of
his pictures had been boirowed lor this
occasion. Ihe most strik-nr of thvin
was the famous "Scene from Riche
lieu," to which the artist had nut the
finishing touches just as he drooped
ihe peucil from his hand. It renre.
sents the cardinal as he appears in the
fourth act of the Bulwer play, where
he draws "the awful circle of the
solemn church" around the form of
Julie from Baradis. It is a theatrical
scene, but very powerfully drawn, and
ine rum coloring ot tlie i-plecdicl cos
tumes of the period liaht uo the can
vas ulmost to blilliaacv. "Cardinal
Woolsey und his Frieuds ' is another
striking piece. The 11 chel;eu picture
belongs to ex Governor S'.nulord. of
California, and the Woolsev to Mr.
Van Valkeubui-'h. "The End of th
Game," painted in 1873, did more to
raise Irving in rul l c estimation thin
anything lie had donn before. Ona
of Irvine's pictures, on exhibit' on
in the Academy of Desigu, belongii g
to Air. Astor, ii quite equal to any
thing he hus doce. His huddtn deitb.
just as he had risen to well-merited
fame, is a real loss to American art.
His works arc lemarkable for-the deli-
cicy and the exquisite fidelity of their
fi lish down to the miuute.-t oarticular.
He has often beeu compared to Meis-
sonier, and there is no doubt but the
style of the French artitt itdluenced
i. : .1 1. I .. t e . .
uim, iiiuugn ne was tar irom being a
copyist or slavish imitator. Air. Bel
mout's gallery is one of the finest pri
vate collections in the city, aud some
ot bis pictures are rare and valuable
Gerome's "Slive Alaikel" attracts the
mmediate attention of the visitor, and
uaiiai. s ".Uuke of Alba ' makes
uuep impression, .uut p.rhaps you
will rot cars to go over what must
necessarily be a long list of tautalizimr
titles. The result ol the exhibition
was very creditable to New York gen
erosity in these hard times.
1 be Aljbammedans of In lia are ral
lying to the support of the Sultan.
Large meetings have betn held, and
collectors have been sent around io
ather in contributions for the war.
n Aladras 2500 rupees were collected
n three days and placed in bank foi
emittancc to Tuikey.
How Stonewall Jnrkann Mri-.Hlk
ainuuiar ncuceuce,
Gen. Jai Ism's troops and his ene
mj a believed he never slept; the fact
be slept a great deal. W henever he
bad nothing else to do he went to (deep,
'sieciauy iu cuureii. l re-mmbei
luring the invasiou of 3Iarylaod. on
fuiDiiay nignt tie rule three mi ei in an
ambulance t j attend chinch in Fred
erick, aad then fc-ll aslet p as soon as
he mmiiter bi ijao to preach : his head
fell upon his bieast, and he never
awoke until arou-e 1 by the oisran and
cboir. lie could s!t.-o an v where and
any position, sitting in his chair.
under fare, oi on horseback. On a nirtt
tnarcu lowaru Kicumon i, after the bat-
lea witn McUIellan. lie was ridina
alonpr with his drowsy staff, noddinir
aaa steeping aa ne went. We passed
Dy groups of men sitting along tbe
jadaide, and engatred in roaslinir new
corn by nre made of fence rails. One
group took us for cavalrymen, with an
inebriated capUiu. aud one of the
party, delighted at the eight of a man
who had found w hisky euonoh to be
drunk, spracR up from the tire and.
brandishing a r. asticg-e-nr in his Laid,
le:it.ed down into the road, and stizlLc
the Uencra.'a ho: so, cried out. 'I sit.
old fellow, where tho devil did vou Ret
your liqao: t ' Id an instant, "as the
Oeueral awoke, the fellow siw his mil
take; and then bounding from the road
be took the fence at a single lean, ex
claiming, "Good God, it's old Jckl"
and dtssppeared in the datki a. Ye
Gea. JcXi. c oil pt , greotdcal, buv Lt
was noer caught napping.
He gave to ske-p. many momm's
which other moo would have given to
conversation. II j was esaculiaily
silent man; not morose. La: ju et. He
smded ofun, nre-lv Uuphed. II nevn
told a j .ke, uut d!l not disvmirac
them ia oihers '. if vne struck hi
pecalLir fancy ho would mile io mild
approval. Ha d i uot live apart from
bis staj, but liked to have them about
bitu, and they weic ncsxly all Tery
young men. I'a vcrs&liy jxlitc ia man
ner, be encouraged the li vol ct couver
fation among them, ahheuh be took
tittle pait in it. He was not a man of
words; they seemed to embarrass him.
When be bad idcdS be put them ist
action, not into languajje. IV$ military
dispatches were as brief as if Vadied,
like tht one he seat after the defeat of
Milroy : . God blessed oar arms with
Tictory aU McDowell yesterday." He
never dismissed bis plans; indeed, be
never told them. Tbe next officer
under bim never knew bis intention
nor object.- He never volunteered bis
opinion to bis superior, nor asked ad
t ice of bis subordinates. He wss as
flf nliaat. as he wis silent, and b-
lieyed "He walks with speed who
walks alone." He wa reticent to a
fault. "If my coat knew what I in
tended to do, I'd take it off and lb row
it away." was one of bi laying. Tbi
reticence often led to embarrassment
and complaint from the officer next in
command, and might have led to dis
aster in case of bis death ; but he evi
dently thought it better to ran that
risk than the risk of having bis plans
discovered.
Governor Hampton's son Preston wss
the younger of two brothers. lis wss
not twenty year of age when be fell
during a severe engagement that ec
curred in October, 1804, about twenty
five miles northwest of Petersburg,
Virginia, where bi father's command
was covering the right wing of Gen,
Robert E. Lee's army. At the rime
both of Gen. Hampton's sons were act
ing as his aids, and when Preston fell
the faiher galloped recklessly to the
spot, followed by bis adjutant general,
AUj r Barker, and Wade Hampton, jr.
Both of the last named were severely
wounded while Gen. Hampton was lift
ing the dead body of his son from tbe
ground. Judge Waflord, of Kansas
City, says he witnessed the scene, and
saw Gen. Hsmpton carrying the dead
body of hi son on tho horse before
him.
Q. .VI. BRASS,
DKAI.IJt IS
Groceries, Dry Goods, Etc., Etc
Keeps all kiudu or f.-nl for tale at vthoio a
Slut rftiitl
Eollvorod
Pres.
Cash pid for coetop, hl.les
rurn and other
country i.roUui-j IVcau .treuf.
JylSdl' wlmo
Al'fcll.f, TEXiB.
u
N1VEF.SITY OF VIRGINIA.
Sumner Lie Leetarea, mine weekly),
i,iduiu.uij, tnt', man cna iwoiilocL'
...... . ii ...... . ... . ... . . . r
ttudents whod'U;n ' partus their studies
this or other I.w-rliooi; second, tho wl
propwe io read pnv.ieljr; and, ih rJ, loprar-
uuuuirri wuu rave not naa ioe aavsn:age or
i-ye'einatic Instruction. For circular bddIt IP.
O. l.'niveiity of V .1, to Jon.- K. Minok, Prof.
iu. a: u aiai Law. Jlw:
F
OR SALE.
In the town of Columbia, at the terminus of
no ureal .-Moflirn llallruad, and where th'
office of the Coluuibi i and oloraan n.,ilrnil I,
now s'ationed. TWO LOTS, 36 feet front by 105
fan ........ 1. 1 I. i. ' ... i
nutu in a vinre nouse ana
dweViug S5 feet by 85 fei deep, all in good
iira.-r. Ihis ia cous dered one of ihe best buti-
neps stanHa In Columhla, an i U ao'd to retire
iroji tue uusinees. rut particulvn, Inquire on
iue n.-mieea orat mis otn-e. Jili wtf
OR SALE.
At a great bargain. Ten crtflols, six inclosed
or gvucmng pjrpoeea. where iheie la aceise
Icsb demand for the produce of the aoiL Ten
anted hjuses drawing rent; stables and oat
bouse. A nice family dwelline. with furaitnre.
bunable for frontier life. A st-e with a small
stock of good, connected, and cony nient to
inc iaigcti military pot on the fr, ntter. I am
ia need i f moury and will sell thia real estate al
Vrry low figure an j on ea--y termi, rquirina
jeidlwwinio JOHN ilELLIFOJJT.
g M." SWENSON, 80N & (JO.,
iNU SENBRL
Commission 9Ieroliaixts
J. 80 Wall Street, New York.
Advaneea made on elonalacnmenta of
wiwb sua ocuer rraoure.
PDeclal Stton'i in ylvoa ta Flrrhaaoa nt tiAm
t-uur-i-iiuuB, kein.iipiiceg ana investments.
aeib ly
gURNET KILPATRICK, .
Les2ees of tbe State Penitentiary,
Officer IIl'nt$vili.e and Oai.tekton.
Mannfacturcrt of
Cotton and Woolen Coeds,
BOOT3 AND SHOES,
All kinds of Furniture, Vatlresees, ( lialrs. Wag-
vug, tlf, JUUJI-W
A MONTH.
The above rum can be made each month by
any energetic Person wuo engines in the aale of
ne --aminc-aa neuovalmir Fluid."
it will erase grease from all kinds of cloihin
rililiouc, la.e, pictiiref, etc., and is unequaled
in i. railing wi oo-worK in parlors, Kitcnens etc.
It is un6Upaseed for cleauiuv a erou' heed.
le.viug the neap free frflm dandrntt and the
Bar stnoo n and ilu-ev. It is cxcell ut fo-
wsKhinu cloth -8. two to three tiul'noon'fnl
being ruiUcieut in a waWns to make the clothe s
look clean and white, and a saving of one-half
'ue usual qiiHntny or soap. Ure years airo. at
thfl Houston State Pair, $500 worth wei rold in
wo w ks. I will aend the recipe for ms-kin
the eame on rece'pt of V Addreia.
X. O STItONO,
JeSlwtf Box 2iil. Asstiu. Tt-xs.
I
PARTIES WISHING TO SHIP
TProdnee, Horns, Iftdro, etc., to New
York n ay h.-arof the !tai way lo loanajre thir
businem on any cap tal rrom $'0 apw rd by
anplvins to JI1.IIJ8 HOUS, l'csiomc box
-"', New York.
U kiuds of conunission bjaiucss promptly
n.u..-u. H7S
DURHAM FARM,
BASTROP COUNTY.
Twenty miles Hoata of AMtla,
Twenty Itl Ilea XV eat of Haatrop,
Twelve Ml lee East r Lock hart.
fes office, AJbade, Caldwell Ceranty.
Sayers & Walton, Proprietors
Breeders of TFIOROUO HBHEI BIIORT
HOb.Ns and FL'hK-BLOODS!) BBKKdUlHB
flUM, nave for aale thoroughbred aad (Traded
atock: also, oue hundred firai elaaa Texas cows,
in calf by thoroughbred shorthorn bulla, which
we will sell or exchange for good propertv.
noil wly
N
OTICE.
I hereby no Ifr tbe Dob ie tht at the Mae
ten, 1STJ. sf the Probate i'onrc of iraria
ronnty, 8ta of Texas, letter of admlniatra-
Uon were rrauted to tha nnderalenMl am ihm
eatate of J. P. and E P. 9. Cope, deceased All
per.om having ct -Im azalnat Ihe aforenamed
doceaaed are hereby notified to present them
wiihin the lime pnweribed by law, properly
sworn to as tha law ren,qirre.
u. - vjasuis. Aanuoistrator.
jaU lm
rpiIE STATE OF TEXA3
A.
To the rheriff or any constable of 1 ravis county.
K-eeung :
wherraa. Oath has thia day tieen wade hornee
me by Jair McOauneil (a mm her uf tne firm of
McDannt-ll A C'o.. thai James Conaera 1 a tra
unt peraoD o tlut the ordiuary ptocctfS of law
cannot he aerred apon him. Vua are hereby
commanded, th t Tea. hy maainp publi-'mn of
this writ in tfinie newapaper pfln'ed-ia Travia
I'oanty. for three urrea re wetk oefnee tha
rtara day he., bububob the aud Jmmem Com-a-
re to be ad anormr befuie me mi mv ntfl - tm
the city of A art in. in the e nuty of Trad-. on
tee rOLKril JiO0Y IN AlXiUST. A. D.
'S ;, answer ID coruolaiut of Mi Liana. tl
eoM ia Ami comnoaett of P i-j Vi-linll .-a
MartlB afrtTarti) f- the ram ef m kri
and two dollars. See on rpaa accoant, with rn-
lerert al the rate cf eight er e. at. per anaaa
stnee th - llr day of Ja. nary, jwrj
n rets ra't not. imt of thl wilt make die re
am a the law uirocia.
e-l yen nndcr mv band this strtee-..th .t.v ,,t
Inly, 1.177.
i- kitt: tkokneb.
Ju ,-ti of tbe Pice, Trav e xnuly. Texi.
tlywiw
ADVERTISING-!
mm 11 will m jnat motmvmz aad witt aamty am )rmm
mf9-r. AiMn
a. Xxioia Adeartia-i Jt Purr Cm SX IeaH ISe.
act Sjb
JULIUS. IMEYEIt,
VHOLKSaUt
PAPER, PAPER BAG AND 1XMI
TVAilEIIOTJSE.'
J Camp JSt-Jj
NEW ORT.F.AXStXsAr
Malera nstrrlals of all rrcrtpelqrs sqsmtajuty
. est kadi. r
niSCELLlIEOlS. Klltrvi 11 a T a .mini I . . ,T 1
Special Notice to our Readers!
Sl'EClAI CALL.
AGENTS WANTED
Te sell Ihe Sew Patent Improred EYE CVPS
G-iarmtetJ to U llu pairf l.u.U-r. ctTn l
to Aytf any Hon. An r-.i u 't pitttinri
eniutoymKt, .
The ya'ne of the celebrated niwUV.J
pfWmrf Ajr l -tiu for t!;e ti.iurv:ou .f w'in
eraxa out ana b axea in tbe ettururr at ovej
HXU ctnuine t 'Minwniale ot curca. and recent
mended by more tr an one uiouai.d of our bet
pnraioana In their pracMce.
The Talent Eye Cupa are a ci.-ntitlc ti.d pM
lo.oph.cal dievovery, auJ as Ai f. W txtb, M.
!.. and wii. Be-lev. M. 1'., n!, tiny are
o namiy me greatest invention or I Ui , ut.
Head the f 1 ow.uj ceri tic l r:
rFICSu! 6TATIO.N, C'O., Kt., iXTC 6,
13. t.
Da J. B.IA t Co , Oculist:
oxHTLtMEX your PtttT.t i. t -ip are. !n try
Judgment, the niost apltnd d triumpa . icb op
tical science baa ever achieved, nut. I k.- all
d'til -Hid impnrtaiit trutLs. in Ibia r in any
otner branch of ecsence acd i bliorophy. h-.vc
muck to contend wttli from tlii; ib-nurauce aud
pre ndiceof a too sceptical public: bat 'ruih te
mighty acd mill pieyail, and it Okly a querlioo
of time a regards tkeir ttcmrI aovp kui- aud
endoreemcnt by all. have In my htnd& renin-
ates of persons lerlifvinK Iu nnciinUocal term
to their merits. Ibeaio t promiueu' ph)sic.n
oi my cvuutj reef ra-rend your I-.yf L t.-yw.
I am, reapertln lr. J. A. L. Loynit.
VTiiliaji BaATLXT. l D..Slvi-a. Ky.. writee:
"1 hanks to you for (K anaUei of uli u,i-n'u,uu
my :ehr la fu ly rca'orrd or me uce of vcux
tnirtu t.gt after being aaaol cm:ttlj
blind f ir twemv-eix yearsr'
ALx. U. Wv.tb, Sf. U., AcMon, Pa., wr t:
"After total blindness of luy leltjeye 'i-r lonr
yeara, by saralynla of lh opile uerve, to mv
utter atltMiMmtnt your I'ateut IC'je l ut restored
my eycalj:lit p- rmnrnilv in ilm-e m tutes.-'
Kl-v b. B Faik-nmkuiu Mmia-er nf M V
Church, write-: "Your Patciit Ejt Ci.jt, have
rest- red my siuht, for which X am mmi thank
ful to the Path r of M rcie. By your uurcr--ienieut,
I saw at a fUu.e that yuiir .uvalnable
Ey Cup p rronned thi.-ir work perf.-nly in ac
cordance with pliynioU pic.l law; iliat they liter
ally fed th eye ihit wer Jtarv nu for uttrritu.u.
May God cr-arly h'oc jou, suit may your name
be enithriucd in the ail-tttonnte m. n-.orirx of
multiplied Ibous.rMis a3oneof the besefcto.a
of your kiod.-
Borack B. Drn.eiT, M. P., rcys: ' I i-old,
and effe ted fmuru t-alct lib ral y. The PaUiJ
Eye tSipf, they will mak uion y. bud make it
ft, too; no Haiail caicb penny atlair, but a eu
pt:rb, number one, tii-lop bupinee., pruinisei.
aa far aa I can ace, to be life-loug.-'
Mayor B.C. Bli.ii wrote u. r.vr raber Hi
t9HU: I hare te-tcd tbe Po'n' hury Ey Cup.
and I am sat ietled i Ley are soon. I am lea ed
with Iheta. Tkey . talwitly lite ijnaUtt in
tention y" tiit an'. "
Hon. UokAcic Ghskliy, late Editor of tbe
New York Tribune, wrote: "Dr. J. Bail, cf
our ci y, ts a conscientious aud r.pitMblc
man, wno is Incspab e ol iuleutional deccpiion
or im position.
Prof. W M-iiBi. k wriif i-: ,-Ti uly, I am grtte
fnl to your noble invention. My sialu Ta re
stond'by your Patent Ey I upe May heaven
bles and p-eserve you. 1 have been UfiDE
spec aclei tw, uty y are I am seventy-one yeaif
o d. 1 do all my writing wi hi,t elnfscH, and 1
bless the inventor of the Ptrtn,f Eye (.'" every
time I take up my old steel pen."
Adoi.ph Bi unhkhh. M. U.. phvMcian to Em
peror Napoleon, wr.de. after bavins: bin riijht re
atcred fcy our PaUut Eye Cups: "Wit a' i?raii
tnrle to dod, and llisnkfii Ltx. to the inventore
Dr. J. Ball A Co., 1 hereby recomnien I tlit
trial of the Eue Caxi tin full fitli) to all and ev
eryone tha'. has any impaired eyeal.lt, hi liev
Iuk, aa I do. hatriuce lb experiment i!h tbir
woudeiful discovery haa proved suice-iiifal on
me, at iu aiva ced period f life 00 tears ol
e-I believe th y will re tore tho viriou to anv
individual If they mri- properly ai plitrd.'"
f AHOLPa BIOliNUIiHO. M. D.
lotmnonirenttn of Jfrj.arttf'tttf, -.Vt.i-, m.
June 6, 1873, pereonilly apix-ared Ail .li h Bi
ornber, lua-je oath to ih- followiui; certifleale,
and by ciiu Fiibsciibed and sworn before me.
WM. SI'EVRNH. J. P.
Lawrkncs Citv, Mi'i, June 9,
We.theunderoiiud, liarinK pernt.naly know;
Dr. Adolpb Biornbt ti for yeura bclicvo him t
mm an houeel, nioial man, truslwo ihv, and in
truth an I vtraeity uu pitted, liis cb'iiaiter i?
without reproach. "
M. EONNET, Ex-Msv r.
K B. M li.WIS. lix Al .yor
HKOKliE s. MEltlllLL. J. M.
KOBEnT II. TfcV.-HoY.
I ir,v Treamin-r.
Rev. W. D .Toi udan. M. T).. ( h llieoihe. Mo. '
wno n aeeu aun feeu o.ner pirtlen use out
ty Cup,, write: ' To tlioe who ai-k m a i.
vice about vout Patent I; vet no . I am haiu.v to
sta:e tha 1 believe them to he of grent ml van
tage in many cares, and ehoti'd be tiled hvall
bdu urmrLitu i.jr uunv. i iud ia my uneai eou
viccion
Header, these are a few certificates out ot
Bouaands wa receive and to rbeai.'ed e v.i.
J jar an tee your old and tl-eiid eirs can bi
rjulenew; your impaired a pht, ciuiueaeof v
ion and overworkeuleyea cau be restored: weak.
watery and sore ey.a cured; tbe b iu i may sec
pcctaclei be discarded; n;iht lestored. and
vitoa preserved, bote aclca and auavieal ooer-
aiioua uteieae.
Please send your address lo ua and we wil
sena you oar book, a. e,nMvoKTll KEAD1NU
BltlflOND WORTH SEi-IG!
ii7'. your eyes ami rentore yonr !qht ; three away
yin.'r njjtctu is ;
By readies our Illustrated I'iiMnu ami An
atomy of the Eyeeiyht, of 100 rai; e. W.U how to
restoie impaired vision aud overworked eves
how to cure weak, watery. imUnicd. and i.ear-
i-mhted eyes, aud all other di esses cf the rvc
Vatc no more mou y bv adjimtiiiir I ure e'ase..
on jour Lose end di -tiK iriiiy your face Book
mailed rre to mv ners u. fccuu uu vour
dress.
AOEWTS WAKTBU
to sell the Patent Eye C"p.t lo the htin.r d? ol
people with diseaseu cy,a aud im JuireJ ei-r.t ii
your county.
Any person ran act ns our Agent.
To Gen lemeu or l die $5 to (".IO j d&v flrnnr
anieea. c uu parnc.iisra teat iree. vi rile iin
mediate'y .o
IK. J. HALL fc CO.,
Ko. 205, WES T :Kd STKKE P,
(P. O. Bax H57.1 New York t'.tv. 7f. Y.
Uo not miss the npportuni.y of bit..i lirM ii
tne neid. uo not delay, write bv hr.t mil
Great iuducementri and larg.- trout-. o(l-r d ti
any person who wants a firtt clas, p-viug bi.t:
nepi..
tST TBE LABflETT t.lMSIfS'ON A' LOWED K
ISKkTi II ANT UOl'SK lie TH E I SITI 11 M AT
' jual w eow ly
W. F. B E f. G E Tt2 E H
WHOLESALE AND
Dealer In
RETAIL
Stoves, Pumps
ATD
Trinity Stiret, tenr Fast refftiu
Rooflsf and Osttcrisir done on abort cotln
feb4dAwlT
THE TEXAS LAND
AND
MMICRlTIflS C0MP1.W.
KTT ZjOUZS.
HO.t. B. CRATZ BROWN,
of 8t. Louis, President.
BOH. JT. B. PBIfE,
of Jefferson Cllj, 3I!ssouri, Vice President
LEE R. KHRI OCK,
Hwmgmr ot Texas Depart meat at Austin, Texas
F. IT. WOOD WORTH,
Secretary and Manager of St. Louis Office, St
iiOuie.
This Cramn; v8e- for sale one mi!lio
acres of elc-ant rAKMIN'i LAMS in Nurtber
and Central Texas in Hart of 100 to o,0u) res
and 8HKKP AND CATTLE RANrilK, rnr
in from IftO to M aio scree in a body, located
la South and southwest rn Texa.
Tbe 1 mioa of colonics is ruide a i-prcia'ty.
to wham tbe beat bargains are a-uaraiiteel in
tracts ranging Irom live to twenty thousand
acres Iu be-dy. Tbe colony lands are rubdi
vided into trae a of W0 nn and on. to suit the
waataef tmmlftaota, aad vorj low uanporta
tioa furalabed act ami Ktiler.
Addreaaeilher office Austin or !t. Lout.
jelO dwl
TN COUNTY COURT. MAY TERM,
A- D. 177.
T'pow pet Hon of twenty frccnldT, tlviua
l.atn a aobd.viei.Ti i.f j ravn iiniutl. Texae,
bounded aafol owav.z: IWirinuiii ax. tbe .-or-
rcr where the Houston and Texas Central Rl
ro4 enlera tbe hne of rrattrop county riiinin;
froaaAastln. ia Travis -ocuy, Texas; thence
alon; the Travis cott.tr line lo the lower Au.tin
aad ea-gXaaa itad; thence WUU aatd road to
laetait ruuieeoa ate Tainaicn.exiuFa:u cvun
tv: taeucsaewn aaid rru k to wbeie said rail
road creates td creek : thebor aionrr si.d rail
road to tha plarmi o( beimiine an elect on U -derel
to be add la aid aub-liv.Ma f 1 raria
eaoaiy, Texa. al 1. W Beitm;'e tre. in tb
towa of Manor, aad at acaoui beaaa aeai e'.
rflarrer'a rctieUorc, oa Saturday, the fouruenth
day of Jn!y. A. D. 1S7T, to determine by said
elaceioa whether aaly boraes, Jacks, reanela aad
all ciaeaof oorsnd calUe aeall raa at mrtfa ia
aald aaboiviauas. ia accord aaca with aa act tf
tke Learmlatare of tbe tte of Tex-a enlitlfd
"Am ace Wa carry rata asTect aaciaoaa Iweaty
twa aad twency-elree. aititie aixtcen. of tbe
Oasauiarioa of the bcateof Txa. aatbonxlae
tkanamaof atoek aad fence lw Approved
Aatroatl lrn. And 1. W. Broaa u ntnby
appneaSed ta bold at id elect tB at aaid atora. aad
C Pflanr la aomied C ko said clectioa at
aald ciaocl baaea.
. la witaeM whereof T Tut bereaaio act ay
bawd aad scat ef tk Coaa y e'osrt of
L, 84 Trseta eaauaty. Tens, oa ib.,. ( tlm-tj-Am
aajal May. A D IrU
Jam Ed W. t-xvrn.
Jvfl Cwmrur jmifm Xwis CaS-7r IciAS.
j WISC El. L.IAKOCS.'
f rMfi.,-
i: . Jm'S r-l
J. C ..ff-s-jl
l THE OBEAT t S It
I; Zjiim 'Sarnie ibr,j
IposMFGR Iii!
I 'icsmTEiosisnAia
U Far til Diuasu Ctmrnm W ;Kl jf ;J f
? 1 1 Cfogcatti tat Dttmtatlig -f ''ff ' if.'-3 1
' tin. " -?VtfN-?i
f !Af X fEMALE REMEDY li
I KOELEY BROS.
IK 4CSTIX, TEXAS.' zf'rXAr
.r --,....,.-n,w , . rjT
It contains
i n o N
For the Blood;
PllO ?3 ip lao i -ur J3 ,
For the Nerves;
Wild Clicvrj,
For tbe Stomarb and Lungs;
Blood Root,
For tbe Liver;
1 V1S DIt AIC fci
For tbe Bowels;
CJ-oldon Ooal,
For the Mucins Snrfaeee;
Dnnelelion.
For the Kidneys aad Bladder.
It is constantly growing In favor. Persons
who have givan it a faithful trial speak in tbe
hitrlicst terms of Its virtues. Convalescents
whose recovery has been slow and doubtful ate
speedily icstored lo perfect heul li by its proper
ise. The I rincipal ingredients of this inedb inc
ire Iron snd PhOf-phorui.. uud rtuce Pbophorut
ts the quickening power of brain aud ii re mat
ter, overwo'ked nruios und irritated nerves e
T,oned lno bealthfut on'litlons; and since Irou
is the life of our b'cHid, our circulation teiiives
uew power for buiidiui; up thp wased tiaefUrab;.
his wooderfui and justly popular medkiue.
Sold by all Rmiirctable UruSKlsta
u Irealera ! Medicine.
JIOlU.lV II1108.,
Sole Proprietor, AUSTIN, TEXAS.
- jauas dJcwlyr
T
UE PRINCIPALS OF TI1K
ii-Americaii Ladies' Cclleie,
Xxa. ixstixi.
Will r move Ihc'r instl nil m lo ill house of
Mr. Mourenu, iieautitully situated west of tbe
SwenHon buil'l-iur, nortlie:i-.i from ton. Only
a small number of day-scholars v. ill I e received.
Sell ool-y oar Opt us SeiteHi1ior 3, IS77-
For further inform "tioa app'y t" Ihe pr.n
cipu.. XATAL'K vos SCHEXt'K,
jrwto.tl ALICE NOHL.
TXT IH3 ES X ILm 3E3 JS !
ATuL KINDS 07
iewliiK Mac-hlne IVccellosj.
ATTACILMKSTS,
QCZx-utlloss, 3E30T3 bins
In fact, everything perltaning to all kinds of
-icwing machiues. Address,
M. F. DeM ITTOS.
Lock Box W2 oclSl ArsTm. Texas.
AGENTS WANTED.
HEALTH AT HOME; aJti"-
and IllDklrnted. A No for
HOMAKISIa AS IT IS;oV:!m.u
Catholic system. The be.t book- of tha kind
ever pulliM.e 1; and fo.-
THt STORY of Ue BIBLEroil?.:
larion, in a mplo 1 u?uaEe. for the y un ?. The.e
arc Man1-rd ork .lust imt bold only by
subscription A tare eh lice fur aeen's hi u
dent, during vaefttinn w U Und tlie air n y fur
tbeee bo. ki :in I. onor.il le ai.d pmH .il.Je IiukI
nes. For term and circular?, wri.e a' once to
ANCIlfJU Pl lil.lsill.Nti ce.,Si. Louis, Wo.
jtiTwIm
S V t.t
lAtiv.VJi-i. &.
I
i a. ta "T wr wrm
S OUffNSS OF STOMACH.
DTSPSPSIA.LOSS OF APPETITE.
SICK HEADACHE COSTIYENESSaC.
psopRirroRS uo soir mahufactjkeri
; cilttaxooga.te5n: ,
A certain care for all Uerdtaeaars. Drnaen.
ria, C' vmti, nniriii.1 of a t-maeu. Heart
bom. I-.d-a i"n Jaundice, fiimasuera. lliar
bam. Flax, It i.f a"d F-er. e:c
a atlo a In b"yiBg always ak fcr Dr A.
PIMMONS'S Livintrpicrss, i rej-ared by
. A. Xtvdf.wtl A Oo.. ChatUaooo-a. Taaoeaare-
and see that thi 1 kae8 of Dr. A. . Mareoaa
w. cru 1.91 im mnn parraire '
FOR bAI.S BT MOkLEY BROS, 1.1 VT.
H. TOrAlM, K H. C1 1 8aa4 It. U. SX ITU
Aastin, Trias. aa-Slduinaa&Jn.wtu.
OR. BUTTS'
DISPENSARY li,'
T r.y jrmrxmmrm a Rmaat&exaalaBj
OmallUMMiaiMbrin i-aaaaava
fffm bf-nT.tatf,B,.
jTilg7y . ToiamSel ( Mm
- ' --rri,-r. oa ft. -rV tX nfdC
' fM.ta. km klmatiu VMS.
oiwd.itj a i. (.k .-a w
met V-Mi:-rlTr.riSc. -vmmmww aaca aaa
XL?3Dtc'- TAT mmmtt Mmmwrn
iiiSlTIitffiii. ST" u-aawwaaaa
Ta-ap-jAX a-trrica o. tis CkwmA- neraawa,
KiHM,.VkIMbi anjtor IS cwuXI
I I t y f y J a , - y. s -. , i,'
Z ; ' T " 1 ..." 5 t. . : tt t
WHAT IS QUEEN'S DELIGHT?
ft Is sfirfci tbat mi in tat Soatb. and is tbe
on iv actus. Diivxt puriner aver aiscoverec, ny
slk't ail ditx-ares that center in tbe Mood caa
beerddiivr-d at once and forever. It expels for
lire all Mroraioa. t-Ti.hil tic, e-niAneoos ana
Khmmric Afleciions atid i tbe ONLY TKL K
kKii.l)V tiv Uii- cis vf diaeaaea.. Alone, lt
i l. a renrrtt-.u; aterat:ve, out when Ceiniwooa
' wr!i IlotHiuns ,rjviri!!a. Yellow TKvk and
oil or rex aid herbs it bi-coriea a blood po ri
ser uusBrpaswl fe aud aarquaioo. back it tha
ci-UiolAlluU ed
IU. rlTHSHIPHlltl AND
HI KKN'S UCLlliltS',
forming tha mot poweifjj alteratlTC known to
ili-cim. cien-e lor tue cure or ma eicors ana
or. I'isea-nd Joi-its, Fonl Diai-harjjes from
the Ksn aul Noctnla. Abecesees, bktn arlec-
tionr. Kheuniatism. linH'iiy, Kidney eVmainta,
Kvil atTect of Secret practice. Uireased Stalp.
Dio.rdered Lirer and Spleen and a:l di-ieases
ths: cer'ir !n tbe blued It po-seet the t-a.
cn'-At i-rorcrry of Imparting a fair compleili.n
acd . -
CAISKS THE ROOT TO OA I TV IN
ea,ll tLKMI,
Its va'nc cannot he t-o strotisly Impressed npon
the atu nliou of tlitxM; abo have beeti expoaea to
a taint of improper eh.tr.icLi r. Tbe atmcted are
anaun-d ikat tuia in not om of the worthless no
truni; of the cav. !ihi ii prepared up.m adentific
principles, hy a'phjficiaa of thirty years' expe
rience. hoM eveibeie. rriu'.ipai ofTaca IS
Murruy tt , Xew Voik.
oc4 eodiw;m
r. Wmfctier,
617 St. Chirles street, St. Louis, Mo.
A Ta-ta1&r rrrmwimtav't-irn M4il Cottc. h&abvva
mrii:-; ui.tf i c.jJ re;; -t cf k t Vsu . rrl. Fcr nnX
mmB& Ckramo : ..isc tii.a but o:b-r h. -wivi.
iswe., C.IJ 1S, vI.SUAiW. ftttd 'll'.l Mt-lcO'J iTUTW.
(ypltii.t. Goitorrfcoa, Giriciur-t, Or
chi'j. Heroin, or f jture dl Ursry Oicea.es
end Syphila.o cr tnarcurt.il cir.ctiuns of tb
throat, !:n cr bni, r iro)4 v:i Dp-rni4
wwcms, t Uttrt civaU'Je prttMlrlas. 8:ely, friTavUlr.
SperiftUrrhwJ, ti2xucl Ueb'.ri and Impot-
en,MthretiHof BHX-?t;ln ;ou:h, mail cxceiM
lo Bjat'.urer jnrj, e.- o'v.r cst jf , n. Lich projao mm
of vto f&.Ioviing ttan urre rraiel sjilMioo,
4 - ti;.tf, ei;a;.aoti,ii;it. drt-i..c cvCDrr. pisptaoo ttk
tsM, pbrii d.raT. ion to Mcki of fifcOm.fut4o
ot id-.ii, lua of .:ol sjtTr, et.-., irodcrini marriafrs
Inrpropfar or unh-pp7.x3 i5ri?arirt--urt.4. Prv.ta4
(-"3 pg(.iJ rrlti"? to Ui sIk-v. ut i e?IHi "..,
ifartKo fwi( aQsfam, CoQwttrt.r,a c:je. or by tull
trtf. ut! lDvur.a(rti3tf taukorL.aA. li.la eot D-thi&c.
WbtQ U i liiecjtwQicut to Ti-U tL clt; frT trMmct,
BWdxc'.ae mo bom-.-by t'prw orril e .-rrwlT, Car
'.t)OaJ ftiicrinu i. r b Seut: cU: s U i r;tnk.ft d
OUsc Wan: HA.ia.ta. P.iU .fetoU, U AU W 1 P. M.
Pamphlat, 1 ny td dress, for Two Slampt.
MANHOOD Ml tE2&X22X'm'a
WOMANHOOD iZSZmlZ
Sent sealed, all three. fer-SO Cc rn a.
Manhood and Vvomai-nocd in Garman, bttn
(ogatbtr, lllintrattd, IS Cents.
EV.ARR.ACIE I SSs.
pSlls. ( COIDE.
Heeairt olzih end silt b'ndins. 8eledror COe.
Over nfiy woUiit-riui peu scuu-va, but to m; arMhuaa
lh8 fo.lciBg uljvu: bo ni-jr aitir-, M not. wh.
Fro-r tmgm to nairj. Vbottwrrrfirml, -lobo4, WomaB
tood, PbvKlcftl J.cav; Th ctTtt M of eUAMtCy- and MccM.
WaoihouldTnn7-ry ; HoirlifeiinatisTi'-tnriimaT b iMTcavel.
Th PhyfcioiA-Rjr ct Re-iirod :!., aud muT moatb TsWM
aurtied orooatrsirtliailrif djmt ritcc toclil read IU
A tlit a Ufa-lsi. Li'4iti I astvrt front butnan as wW U
Bvtral oMTtfticD, il O'igrit to bs r-td br all adult pr.fa.
Uien lOcKod np.Bnt lull aiODdoriOt,aaUUworiA
ot n-Ttij.nif. It ct -3'na thcr?om of modioli litr
Ctir,UMUbtii:ff ; rM ia an eut'o.r r r-ictlce. and won
to unj oua wue wiu it a careful peruMli teu ttms
Poo ul sir Bdltlrn 9na than, btri rD?r eTr.
BOeonts by m-'.U CjcancH acod cuitle la Aa-ric. or
mhf aeidxaaw. aatoausf amount,
DR. WHITTIER,
617 St Charlos streeVSt. Louis, Mo.
DR. WHITTIER,
611 St. Charles Street,
Treats ail l-.imn.f ein-i.i, l)i-.cac. Semi
nal Eiiii-.i..ns ami Si-uil Debility, v'ith
nnparal'cioil iu-i --;. No mutter wlio Tailed
call or write; pamphlet or consnhaiioii free,
Can rek-r i the niniic.-.l iirofes.sion in all
parts of tlie Country.
MAIL!
All Persoua rat a tllatauce treattd
by Mall vltli PerR-ct uccea by de
scribing th, lr Symptoms. .
iSecdfo-cur lame Dd besniftilly illustrated
prper, Hem tree to any auure-Ha )
DIl. TOWIXSEKD'S
Oxygenated Air!
C? XT S. IS S
CATAiiitll!
Vhyr because lunula
imu is the on v war
ttrai me jiir f, asao
cau be reathed. and ca
tarrh is a disease of (lit
Air i-arsaifes or tot
WK MAKE A SPEC- llead. I ad this treat
tAI.TY of trealine ia-1 nient as we d-rect,
li. me by Mail. l':.-ii-e i which !s easy and uleas-
writeaMd itescribe your j aat, and we guarantee
avmploms. la perfect ctrua of Ca-
I turih.
Uroncliit !
Whv? for tha same
1 r a-i n as el en nbov,
i 1 lie llroiaeh al Tuiiet
I aie r imply couductor
io furry air lo tnr
ALT,
P ETn SONS! I. anL', hence .nliala-
that read tbU
ere in- t t n inuat yo direct ti
vitcd to s.tiil
lor our I ttiesi'hrcr lliedirease,
lurire and b-.-autifully
and ir you will l.i)lo
lllustrat d 1 apt r, sent
free to any address.
nil ilireetiunK. wei;uar
I an tec to ciika; liron
chilis.
AS HI AiA!
Wbyf iMCHUPe A nth mi
u a coin met on f thi
urouchiftl Tune
caiLevd hy Itiflumtna
t;ou and Irritation oi
WE GUARANTEE
TOC V K E couiih ,
I'oli". D.ptbe la. Pnen
m uiia, iM-uiStisit, and
ne.ity al' oth.-r severe
aaac0. whe i ail oilier
lumedi-.-a fai'.
the tuarus m inb an
iuim; the Urunr.bla
Ta tt-fi. rs Oxye. n-
atea Air as we win di
rt-c. nud c wl I war
rant a rure VI c hav-
citri-t! ca eeOf -t) ye-irh
aK
au !c cured. Why 1
because we havr
Consumption !
nirel hundreds ol
caper, tfouitt of then
fteina civen ovr t
die hy uil phraiciait ol
other ch h! of pra -
DYSPEP9I tv'K
CL m. Liwraud kid
ny curoplaiuf nre f
fecTUMKy rt'uchcd by
tic-, uciutrpiion U B
diteai-eof the Air paw
fcat?"-, na uvt-r .wo
ibirdf of thecaii?efl an
cLBed by Catarrh.
We punrruitee a curi
if you will come in na-
HUU.
OxygiiiAU'd Air.
I Dr. '1 owiiHond's Ui
I ve nauri Air will pur
I iuy tbe bloi.d in oue
I tbiid the lime that au
lOth -r knoa n ' remed.
Ic n VI:yy tvi-cjinae ti
u.li tie v x'yi. nated a I
it f,oes Ulie-1 IO the
BLOOD
OJSSASSS!
T " TT-'-'-" r-
CAIICSRS
AND
TUTORS.
L u n p aud piM.se.
imuiiji the llnun
md coni.-a . ju diicct
con ac with the I'lono
it it. fotced i xln thi
i.ui.-fi by tbe u.ti.u o:
the 'hem I All lb
I k o I in our veins re
turn It. tu-dear ever)
f ur minute If th.
IiIoimI ia om1, and
foi'-ed from tbe heart
to the lui t-a, and the
more Oxyzen you In
baic into the linpa the
more you pnrily the
bltod. When Oxy.!ti
comet in con act with
the Impurities in tbe
Cuaixo withoulcuttine
or d'kw l: 1.1 od, with
very li t e or no pnin
Any per-on trouMid
with Cancer snd Tu
mors iil please wiite
fcr testiiiioi.tals. etc.,
from pat.enia cured.
We warrant a perfect
cure.
I b 1 o o d it carbonize
and bnrn-, canrlni:
tbe blood to le beaied
so that it warms even
part of the cody, aa it
roe on lit rcvoiaikm
turoagb the syatern.
If your blood is pure
vou cannot tea aick.
WM.PABluJI.D.
Late of the
HcCLlf.Ll.AN, V. S. K.
Hoapiial, I'bilade phia, I We drive Mercury and
Pa., hi baa been so I ai other tmparitiea
auccetrful Uirougbrmt I out of lbs blood. We
New En and ia ih-f jrnaran're to purify
cure of Cancers and I toe blood a one-third
Tumors, ukt a charge ! tbe time of a- other
of this department. anowu remedy.
Add eft all lellere ai heretofore,
E.F.TOWKSEWD,ltt.D.,
12 Hlsh Street, Providence, B. I.
Pbyrkians wibiog to locale In some town
ore tyln th'.a bur ir e a, cm be furnl-hcd with
ttrrltory and our Ufa! rated papers for ativer-u-uix
the s me, hy a-dremmg aa above.
Oaiztion!
The a are nnraiocioled nurum. m iut n ...a
elsewhere tbat are pn Unit up a bOGl'a LKjLID
aad tryirrj to palm; It off as Mr T.rTl.vr, or
tixygeaauxi Atr. and cVuaimr It lobe like mlna
None toio ine nn'eae ihe words "IiR. lOVVN
bKNOi olVOHSATEJ A IK-- ARB luin ia
omitaur aTtrrnauim fe-SOriwl
N
OllCE OF ACCOUNT.
Tea Plate of Trxaa to alt nanma l.l.wj
ia lba adalulaeratiua o( th,. atau r i. i ...
dersoD, ducuased. J. C. M ntar, administrator
"tbe eata-eof D. J. Asders- n, d-ceased, has
aim aia nnai accoant aaa appkca'loa to be dis
charged in tne county eoan of Trails cewtty,
which will be acted on at the next term of aaid
roart, er-iamenco tba thud Moaday rn Jajy.
. " ii u nae utereor, to tae city or
Austin at which tl-re sTl Dersoua interests! la
said eatate auy appear aud make objections
Wltaeat. rranfe Trroww. fWk- of aaid
t. l conn acd tbe seal thrrrr.f attacked, lias
. ttn. , riiavriK SKOS .i.
JuTwJt . ... . C. C. C. T. C.
j-akss lloyd,
V. ' Austin, Texas. ,
ClsMLSerr tvwd ItVeavdfoatttr of sUl
KiaU myT Sflwrlno; M .
BataBfaetlaa rptar-ictead oa an work nr ao far.
RaaTdwee coraar of owit aavd Cyraaa aueata.
ataawsoewl Piauaa.
Ae or raau wiu Mcerrt proaape s-tpHa.,
SbCAiildAtnr
V CABBIE: tiiW.t..MU
I MV01.VUU, tiVl;2 vil , ':.
F.
OR SAIaE.
A farm ef S3S acres, with all the improve.
meoia. In Uava county, one mile eaat of tbe
Blimor river. Thia place ia wull inclo-d wiib
atone and f Jar fence, a frame dwelling bouad,
lib authoasea and ciatarn: Dlentv of timber
and Sne pasture, I0 acrea JiviJed Into two
pasture; a nice )unt arcoardj and a aler.did
rans forabacp. .') on. at. U. bV. r-K.NKV.
NTS acres, 800 arraa fArmlna:land. with Ica-
pmvrnienta, plenty of wood aud water, Sne pa
lure, tweniy-ava miles weet from Aaslin. Id
t ravia coani y
1050 acre of Und. with stock and lmprovs-
meuta. In eiuadaiupe coauty, six miles from
liiUk.-Jbnry railroad station, near to rhnrch and
scboul house; flat foi stock.
104 acres, with all the Imnrovrmrrita, two
miles from Elgin, on the leiilrul Railroad, in
llaetrop county. Call and Ret a bargain.
F
OR SALE.
I now offer for sale the best market rardea
and fruit farm in the Simla of Texae, with all tbe
improvements, with every conveulence at Lac tied
lo the place, except tbe present Krowiag crops,
within three milea of tbe city of Austin, north
side of the Colorado river. For further luforrra
lioa and descripnou of tbe propurty, call on M.
B. SWEEMKV. No. T1S Conjrrcst Avenue, op
posits Avenue Hotel.
F
OR SALE.
Florence Ste-.m Flunrlmr. Oriel and Haw Mill.
Cot ten (iin aud lr.-w, in Vt llluunaon county, at
the head of the balado river, aiiuated ia aunt
w heat -crow iR country. There are two buildinm
for mill piii-o-ca, two stories bib; oue Axa".
feel, lie other l.'it.K) feel, with three acrea ol
ikii. Also, a dwellinji houes with six rooms.
Engine 40 horse iMiwer, two rets of burrs, double
reel lioll lii feeiloujt. The reel are clot b, with
liHffi.iir Dutch ancii.ir bolting cloth; all run by
ut. Tbe whole machinery is complete and in
nue ruiiuiu oiatr. A itreat bargain cau be
boiiKbt by uumod.aie applicaiiim io
Si. 11. VKKNKT.
or8 715 Conree Avenue, Aui;u, Texas
IFOR SALE.
4i2acntof laud end irrj .v. meuts, S milct
Hiuili e..i fro ii a.enrj'.-itivMi, IVil. aniaiu county
nu bear the nad fiuuiatteor.etoai to Anelin;
144 aires of wbuh la encUweu with a alone
f nee live feet bih, t feet wide -U0 acri a In
-uiitvaliou; apit u.lld laud, and in a -.khI nel;b
o.irlunKl. in a fine, healthy countrj: plrnty ol
.vooi ai.0 wat-r. 7tt.u woidt do uell toes
tiuiue ihe farm, if t-1i to buy. e'all on Mr.
later Knivht, ol H. orgvetuu n, who wili rliuw
fou tue pluce-, er ea 1 uu
M U. HVThJtSEV,
715 C-inrita Avenue. Austin.
Also, eeral tine dwiliu houvrs in itood
catioua for rale. Apply to
ei8 . M. B. SWEENEY.
F
Oil SALE.
27 acres of land, and Improvements, 1"4 n.
weat of Georgetown, on the houih .eiabriel; or
will sell livu oene wiih the improvementa;
dwel lug huu-evuh3 rooms ai d ball, cialern,
ut-bouaeH and a cnt thil wid ho.ri MiOor 0
luabela of corn; 40 bearing peach t?a. J'he
iacu 1. wt'il lncK d, nioetly with atone. Bt.r.
lames Knight, of Orvrxetoau, will lake great
pi. anure in nhowiu 'be proper to anyone that
wu can on mm, or apply to.
ix.8
. St. 11.
SWEENK1, AtaUa.
Tr
OR SALE.
i hree (rood bulldm: lot, second block east of
East Avenue, oa toie d'rirc sUeet, 4telW. If
Milled for in a. ew days, will sell them veiy low
nd one lot on Pecan street, f.om F.at Av.nne
Now is tne lime to buy chesp. Cv 'I on
ocM M. K SVttUNEY.
F
OK SALE.
Five hundred and fifteen acres of land with
the mi rovtmuuts, 4 miles cAst of e.eorKetfiw l
n Williameou county; 3.i acrea tU able laud:
ISO acre, were cnllivatud tWo jear, making liu
yops: plenty of wood and water, anl In a rom
leiguiioihott. If you wiust tu buy a KO"d term
4 ami ere lt. Mr. J. L. Hucker.of eieorjrelown,
will take great rleaeure in siiowuifr tbe farm fe
rny per bou w.eliiuir io t ine uee, or app y to
M B bWKUi.il. Atistin,
I, '1 txas.
JLJOR SALE.
A valuab'e frm of !P0 a res. wl h all the
improvements, two at. ti s b II mil. -a northeast of
Aueiitu '.5 aen-s lu. I. . ovi 60 iu liiKbatate
of cu'tTvaiioli: Die orcha d i ud kh.1 pnslurr,
with never fsiliai? water. eli and ir l full de
scription. A s , I ion aert-s dj.iii.ius; lb
anove farm. Will rell on. o thrwlrow
pi. j to . h. MVUKNEY.
F
OK 6 ALE.
A farm of SO errrs on the aonth side of Co!
ortdo river, two and a half miles from tlie ell)
jf Austin, with tbe improvements. Sp eudit
location. Call on M. D. bWKENEY.
C. R. jrUN, JOBBPU 8PKNCK
Former Comptroller. For. Com. Gen. Land OfHci
JOHNS &SPENCE,
(Success .rs to C. K. Jo! ua & Co.)
LIND AND CLAIM allCNIS,
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
We give special att-ntlon te I.u-Iii-m In all
the depArimeule of ibe Mat to " in ut. H I
makecolieclloaa, pay txes. p..i. bare and tel
land and land eminent ee, eeuM ii'irs Ld dot
jrcrtral at i.. y nustt ess.
tT 111 keep tiave ;nu agents g.n r over Ihe
Stale.
dufau
GALVllTON
fO NEW ORIELS, KLW YORK
AND UQUF.0LA
To New Orleana, 4) la Inalde Uoute,
ll'tshetrand .niriaas l.otila
Una aud texaa Kallioad.
Tbe eteamera of this line a-e al first rl ee Iron
9:eamabius, hu It n pie sir for toe trade.
Steamers leave balvaaiuo every day io Ibe
eek bat Tnctdatfor New rn-ai e: lotve Gal-
n for InS'anola every Monday. W edii'irdat
and Friday at 4 r. at., coaneciln wilb H.. W. T.
A P. K. R fur Victoria, C aero. Yoiktown, Uon
zalet. Pan Antonio, etc. New York hteamrt
learet Mew Orleana evrary Wednesday, et-rytnt
freight only. Paaaenrer tickets aud through
bi.ls lading; given lo all principal tmints. and at
the loweat ratea. CIIAH. FOVTLfcH.
Ageut.tjeatrel Waarf, eialvtstn.
Ticket office lit T remain atrevu auvdwl
MARRIAGE;"
tt wotr e ww i wx
MatraarsLaalslllartnanl
Ita B4irarmu.sti)rartl.ir
.ftalilswackt-sa.l Imuu
SECRETS. I
aui.;bTSiy..:l knew on
Onrwhip, Murift, the
'Svslultirsl Alyalsrisi
t4 JirvslatWms o I tha
aa I y Men . kw tarast
rorrr-
on mvintol tt) ,
1 tj"-lnhr! is
BHMtA Mil
JAKER, GRAHAM & CX.,
(Qlaaterjcit block.)
Caaaitsaa Arxonrt, A VUTl It aTtxI AH.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
BAxaca ra
PADITw OILH, WINDOW- (TLARsl, PKRFCM
XitlKB, OOaI'b AfcU bLMiklKb.
Bailor. GraJbauai 4c C.e '
eqaal so any, aad chespar. .
Pozaota'e a-lei.rtad CjtuDle Wa I'm. An
Law's feu alee Brown Wlsador tw ap, aud La
bi n't a-eaelbe eauaets always oa kaoo .
D. W. C Baiter la tbe orrinaor and role aro
pr etor of tha e-lebrated TIF TOP, for tbe cere
of Itch, ttogawwj. Tetter, etc , wtcb U kept
ecoataatly oa band by ta In qaanlitiet lo tail
OarenU sUtssUon vtvsm ts PrwMrlp-
- - - . . . . '
Ba-er tsrahsaa aOo.tn wboVaasle acestt for
tks celebrated ArAyle Hit or a. Speejj price
to lata buyers, tTbolce freah Teas at Tori
low rtcae. Call et
jsakcr. nitariAM a cos,
OC13 dAirly 0 1 Centre Arcasa.
LOST.
.. v r,
. : l : . t .
Headrirbt pert! Scats JTiv VA tor tne-thlrd
ktru of land, brewed br board of laad tnamti
etiiart of Vast Head arTiaiy, to LMa oa B. I
uoca, , . aju mwii rraa witnuz tne ie prv
CasfccrsJ Lazal 6tlce far dap'icata.
WALaH A DOYLM.
Ac?tt lor oaraere.
Aaatift xttjUpri mVtist
V.7 w?'" nmirr,, VT valsat. sretnta.
tL3f.'V,T-!'"';,f?lm'' tatssmsr-.tVl aa.
Lf1"'?"; f"i "sse" i ifi. i.a ouisVslls
ai ifii
Ad4rrtM.
th-laWIA
FOUH MONTHS OF
GOOD HEALTH
FOR 25 CENTS.
AXT ruisoN W UO WH.L Bt'Y A BOX OF
PARSON'S PDEGATITE PILLS.
and will take one (1 carh plcht for four (4)
niKbta, and will do this rv rv third (3) week dui.
iitK the m.intha of June, .Iniy, A'tgiiat and tiep.
teuthar, will not be troubled with Fever and
Our, nor Malarloue Ieer, nor Hll
loua Perrr, nor my ef the dlaeaaes
rewultimr irom mlKmtlc polsan com
mon in Mlturi, Mimmninil, ImUiana, Arkan
sas and Texas. If P,titSO'S fl Kilt.
TUB F44.1.W cannot be obtained at your
nran-at atoro, aend S. centa to I ho nutleralgued.
and the pi'ls shall bo sent, post paid, lv return
mail. Physicians supplied by mail at JS.VI per
tbou-and lu bulk. As this la but little mora
'ban half trice for t ud.ird pltla bv tbe thou
and, ch mut ac-oinpany tbe order. The
Hrcijie will be cheerfully suit to ay phv-ietin
on application. We will send Tarson's IMi by
mall to reepousiblo parties on amnii..rltm at fi
per d. r .n, sample dozens at (l.3. cash with tha
ordrr.
IV HOLES A LK AfiKNTS.
Poi.u-s Bros ft. Loult, sin.
U W. JonsCo Memphis, Tean.
K .1. Mart Co New Orleans. Ijt.
C. J I.incoi.h A I'o I It to Kock, Ark.
T. C. Tuoaroa Co elalviatoa, T.x.
AI1I1KXSS AI.LOIIIIKKS TO
I. S. JOHNSON & CO.,
nareoon, M tiax. rnoraiKrom.
elMdeodawly
C0MWEFlTHi5FAEMElC
4awm m,mZ&
CORTLAND SPRING WAGON.
Platform Sprints, ratEnt Mr. Patent Heels.
WThe onlypcrfnct Sprinf Wnffon, al prices
tu astonish. "AiiKNTS wantrii.
bend for Catalogue and Prieoe.
DEERE, MANSUR & CO.,
JIuufiialAjfirjrmllj.cliin'j. sT.ivOiis. mo.
N. V. IllinNII t.Tl 1S7I"
WATER-WHEEL
Is dec'ared tlie STIMIiim TI H
KINK,"' by over ei.iO pcrKons wlin use It,
Prlrss rdw-l. froYt pann.Iilu, free. N.
K. 1IU11MUM. ink. I'a.
Tb Crnrlal Tet of lh va'ne of t medl
cine Is tiuti. lit es t xis r eueecoi.iPiu the claiina
imt fmih In its f.iv.i' at thj o-tt-c f is tl-e i;ranil
queauoti. Apply HI rri'ciion, so simple, et
o sta nhinir. t. Takiiany'i I rm'rKi
Hm.TSKB Ai-kuiknt lloiv Ii a It woriif Whst
Jas beeu Us liii-lury r Jlo v du. a it stand toi.nj f
Tflrraui'.-! Se-HzT Aji rl. ut
la s h'.nsrlioM name Ihrrugbout Hie Culled
'Utea. It la ni'.iun.l. t..iid i.s a sp.v ilir, and
ith sm-cess. In ilyspep.a,- i.-k li.'a U.-lie, nerv---uaiUbi
ity. liver compU'iit, hilioiia remit tenia,
now. 1 COil.plulllts Irrpeculy our t pit i. n I,
heumntism, k mt, rniv.l. u.ii". a, tha C4im-
plsiuis ix-eiiiKr to tin; uu' ,1 a.x. and all
tyres o' Inflnmtrt'ion. So r.i'lil Is It lu Its oper
'lon Cat tt en be given w in petfeel rsfvty to
he feeh;est child: a- d to ar .i.l l it 'oths
iale, so rv'r.-biiiir in tlx- im!a e. st ebild ea
nev r irfui-c lo iske i:. J-1. s lc l.y all diu.-.
lta.
tCC awcek In jour aaii town Termaid5
)UU cmitll fr-. U. II AIXH.TT A t.t., Tort-
land. Mil' ne .
.; Kalrti Floe
"J liaiuu. IO CIS
e'O , Nnsra-l, N.
Kllird
ustpaid.
Sural, wlih
I., JO.SK3
ffei. Stif.oN tt Co.
'ortUnd. Ida
mr r s. V,
-UKuata, slaiue.
a Wee
fit Ei.
to g nta. Sin fnit.
. r. o. icKaitY,
T I 0 'if si h'un-.
47 I av eil riid l-tum liee.
ta, Maine.
Aif.i.t wnod. Unt
TKl H A IV., Annua-
GILPIN.'
Ttvs Kost 8aocaefal Sulky Plow In
ttve World 1
SllnPLg-?.?'-'-:;;'- '-? Uandtmo. .11 .!
bulk, I'lOW With t0,, M.r. LT..-"" ""Uir
bulky I'low with taoor UHire If
cau ruu It as well
Tlie wbeelt od
k... " "".r cuiuea
- r-""T M liaoUTAlMllly.
BEST W0RK-Tni?n "a1 la c.ihk.I choke
. ' I a Hi bAfd trautid cauuvt balk II.
-btiud lor Circular and I'ricea.
DEERE, MANSUR A CO.,
ItuarssaApararwlCKUa'x. bT. fuot it. tto.
iv'isirv.
P ri vate Asylum
roa TH-3 INSANE,
Clnolnnntl Bnnltarium.
Superior teenramodstiont for all elasart. fVp
trate departments f.- epileptics and nervous In
valids. For terms nf admission and circular ad
drwia W. 8. CUii'UlY, U. It., bupt. Cuius
Hill. Ohio.
TT E want Cass Ct'sToasas for our
Sorgo or Sag Cane dill smel
... EVAi'OnATOHM.
CorrOir Gn and Thresher EKorxE.
: Abtalultly Baf from Eire by Hparkt.
Tbe only Kngine baft and tellable for rnnnlnc
Cotton Glna. Grain Thresher., etc.
Wecanfnrn'sbat low print, the beet Fion a,
ralUraUrt, 'Ikresbsrs, Pat .fHlla,
Wacaaia, or any other kind of Improved 1m
Bremeata, Maetttnery or Field Seed.
"Gorsnava" or Golden" MUlst,
- J'ure and Genuine.
Be jd SUmp for Price LUt tad Circular.
AdcreaaT. I. Jt) 1VS A CO..
. - JonI wl; . .NasbtUle. Tens.
JOB H. BTEWART,
Attorney at Lawi
- . .ACSTLW, TCXAB.
"Wfll prwtw fa, ui fftate aad FedersJ ctMtrts
at) Aaaiia and ealyestoa. , ... .
tW Speciai tttentlna to baioere with si
bead of elate UepaxuoeatA. iron.!tnsa aa
- jai nswij
LEADING
' THE
SCHOOL
SOUTH.
OF
Dr. T. X. trrela fWilntry for Toaac
tavllaa, Kaaartua, Te-w. Furt-ix aradaatea
aloal a tb aiacstbtoJaae. Advsctsea auar
aanoarata. Arce (raiia of Hi is beat-a ciasa
nr. JC reach apoaea dally. Cadatbaate r.
oaily. Carwtai aiAUonsfce and kyyiaeei. kin
rban-beeia las oU". i uraaw eataia-aeaddiaas
U rUnf fmi. laasSA' W
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