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WEEKLY STATESMAN DECEMBER 23. 1875 Meteeroloarleal okwmimt-rrth Van Moetraiaa, okMmr. Temperature and rata from December II to Decern. Out. rainfall funday.

Dm. Moultr, De. IS. Wednesday, Dse.ld i nnrMUT, ikc 1 Fndsy, Dec 17... flsturdsy.

Pre. 18. Tfl principal the GatetU is to advertise tbe virtue and glories and cbtrms of person sod character and tasta and the modesty of Colonel John D. Elliott. i whale if not a porpoise.

Waktid. An energetic man to control tbe sales in this -lis tret of a staple article in the grocery lirJc. Any active man may secure a MrmaDcfot cash business and a monopoly that cat be made to pay $5000 per annum by with stamp inclosed for answer, Mahuattas M'r'o de dot mU. 147 Heart New York. Amcsrcmciits Ofkua IIocsb mFkoch Bowsi" Our amusement seeking cntnmu- iirYls on tba out tire of ex Dictation, and no doubt wilt fill the OiK-ra nouse Friday night to welcome once more the return from 8t.

Louis, of the popular actors, Mr. John A. 'Stevens and Mr. Leake, and the charming tragedienne. Miss Annie Waite.

Chbistmas will sqon be here, and then tin whistles, fire crickers and horse fiddles will waft their gentle notes on the calm Drecr.es of beaven; and while old people will go about with their fingers buried in their ears, the riing generation will be grinning themselves hoarse with jy. And such is life. Tub Centennial Exposition is to commence Msy 10, and to last until November 10, six months. The main' buildings In process of erection aia five In number, and will occupy a floor space of fifty acres, and the whole space devoted to Centennial purposes amounts to four hundred and fifty acres of the most beautiful portion of Fair-mount Park, The Hum am IIaib. How many persons abuse this delicate and beautiful ornament, by burning it with alcoholic reaihe and plas tering it with grease, which has no affinity for the skin, and is not absorbed.

BurnetC Coeoairs, a compound of cocoa-nut oil, is unrivalled as as a dressing for the hair la readily absorbed, and Is peculiarly adapted to its various conditions, preventing its falling off and promoting its healthy growth. Vfm take this method of informing our customers and the public generally that ev or to the lahre increase of business and Immense stock of new goods, 'we have been compelled to remove to a larger and more commodious room in tbe Glasscock row, a few doors above the Statesman office. Re-turning onr thanks for past favors, would respectfully ask a continuance of the aame. Cabbisoton Shbkuan. oclS Tns large display advertisement of Howe's Greut European Circus and Menagerie will be found in this paper.

It should be borne in miud that this is the first European establishment of the kind that has ever ventured to Austin, and if we can believe tbe reports that have come la advance of the tents, this will be the finest circus and largest display of wild animals ever exhibited in this city. The exhibition will take place on Christmas day. Galbn and Hippocrates gained Immortal fame as physicians. Their names will live forever, but the remedies which they used are neither discarded nor forgotten. From their time to the present day new remedies nd so-called specillcs have been offered to the public, have been tried and found wanting, but now the untiring efforts of our physicians seem crowned with success in the production of tbe celebrate Home Stomach Bitters.

Whenever they hsve been tried, they have invariably produced a beneficial effect on all diseases of the bowels and liver. Tna advertisement or Mr. Walter Tips, the Avenne hardware and agricultural implement merchant, will be found in this paper. Mr. Tip, keeps a full line of bard-ware, and a stock so large that it is next to impossible to call for any article in the line that he cannot produce.

IIJ also deals in material of all kinds for vehicles, such as hubs, spokes, and as for agricultural lmplemeata, he can suit all who may favor him with call, for he keeps the very best. 'Farmers needing new. plows or anything used on a farm should give Mr. Tips a call. A story is afloat about the residents of a certain portion of tbe city being thrown into a state of great excitement about eleven o'clock on Monday night by the screams of an unknown girl.

The scene occurred at the door of a boarding school establishment, and is not fully understood. Unknown parties brought the girl to the spot in hark, and her frantic efforts to escape going into, the building was what aroused the ueigubors. The' parties in the carriage finally took her away, without explanation, and tbe circumstance is causing considerable talk. Pooi-K 11 cut, of Baltimore, whose reputation as founders and machinist have become national within th past twenty-fire years, appears elsewhere in our columns in an advertisement of their well-known and highly regarded as. Ltffol Turbin Water Wheel, as well as in enumeration of various other lines of their manufacture.

We invite, for this firm, the favorable consideration of those of our readers who may be in need of anything in their line; their machinery, wherever ned, best speaking for itself as regards quality, durability aud capacity for the work designed. Send for their circulars before purcliaaiug else where. Cattlr at MJ. V.igt finds it almost Impossible to keep cattle out of the Capitol jrd. Tbe gates are made to close by a chain, aud a weight after one pome through, but the cattle either hook thm open and crowd through or walk over the steps, and once inside they make, fearful havoc on the jonng trees and tender shrubs and fiawers.

Citiiens all over the city are preyed upon in the aame way the hundreds of loose cattle that roam at will. This thing of allowing stock to ran at large in tbe city should ka stopped, and an ordinance, to that effect would meet the general approval ef our cititena. Cvr Tta Out It mat Sate Yocb Lit. There is no person living but what suffers more or Ke with lung disease, coughs, colds, or consumption, jet some would die rather than pay seventy-five cents for a bottle of medicine that would cure them. Dr.

A. Bosch German Syrup haa lately been introduced in this country from Germany, and iu wondrous cures astonish every one that trys it. If you doubt what say is print, cut this out and take it to your drorrist, Morley wholesale an 1 tail agents, Austin, Texas, and get a 1 am Il lr aeu 41 7 40 74 47 47 MOO 7 S7 MOO 4A ft 56 44.00 St 400 ple bottle for ten cents and try it. Two doses will relieve you. Regular aize seventy-five cents.

Thixgs look lively about the new court house. In addition to the number of people etnp'oyed upon the work, large numbers of citiiens occasionally stop to see the large stones swung into their places in tbe deep foundation. As one looks upon the new court house, just commenced, and the jail, nearly completed, which are to cost about one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, he forced to remember that all this labor and expanse is made necessary by crime, and that nine-tenths of tlutt crime is caused by whisky. Whisky selhcg and whUky drinking ahould be checked up by exorbitant license taxes and severe restrictions and penalties. Ah Old Citizen Gome.

We are called upon this morning to announce tbe death by paralysis of onother of Austin's oldest citizens, Mr. William Bauer. He died at bis residence at 5 o'clock last evening in the seventy-fourth year of his age, after an illness of only a few hours, having been perfectly well and abvut the streets with friends the evening before. Mr. Sauer came to this city iu 1839, and with others of the early pioneers, few of whom are now alive, battled for Austin in her perilous eaily days.

He waa a man of genial heart and good impulses, and many are tbey who will miss him fiom the sidewalks be haa so long been accustomed to tread with steady pace, and with his stick and bis dogs and jovial salutations for all. Mat Clrnuam, the colored man made somewhat notorious for having been tried two or three times, and finally acquitted, we believe, of killing the deputy sheriff of Hays county, made things a Utile lively for the police Sunday last. Some one had made a complaint against bim for disturbing the peace, and he was arrested and taken to the mayor's office, where he was put under bond, and ordered to the lockup till bondsmen could be obtained. This aroused Mat's temper, and he swore he could not be searched or taken to the calaboose, and while preparations were going on to take bim by force, he rushed to the rear of the room, jumped out tbe window, and struck a two-forty pace for tbe outskirts of the city, the police following in hot haste. Mat was finally brought back, and with a bullet in his body, but who shot him we art not informed.

He is now in the lockup, and receiving tbe attention of Dr. Stalnaker. A Health-ProaaoUaa; otlaaulant. Physicians, who certainly ought to be the best judges of such matters, declare that wholesome stimulation is not only desirable, but essential in many instances. When the temporary good effect of a sound stimulant is confirmed and rendered permanent, as iu tbe case of Hostettbr's Stomach Bitters, by tbe action of tonic and alterative principles combined with it, it becomes infinitely more efficacious as a renovant of physical energy and a corrective of those conditions of the body which invite disease.

Tbe bitters have received the emphatic sanction of physicians who have observed the effect of that popular stimulative cordial as a remedy for weakness, nervousness, dyspepsia, constipation, inactivity of the liver, malarious fevers and many other disorders. Its basis is sound old rye, the purest liquor known to commerce, and Itself possessing tonic properties of no mean order. Self-evident. If two cans are of the same size and both are full it is self-evident that one contains as much by measure as the other, although one being filled with heavy substances may weigh many ounces more t'tan the other Now, as Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is put in cans as large, and hold as much by measure as other kinds, a ad as baking powder is used by measure (teaspoonf uls) and not by weight, if all were of the same strength, one would go as far as the other, but as Dr.

Price's is as effective, by using two teaspoonfuls as most kinds are with three, then it is self-evident that there is one-third saved in using his powder. Houst-wives will find that aside from its excellence and healthfulnesa that two cans of Dr. Price's is equal to three cans the same size of the weighty kinds. A trial will prove this, and also that Dr. Price's True Flavoring Extracts are the most natural and delicate flavors made.

Editors ought not to have fights. It is ugly, and the example is bad, and the prominence of tbe distinguished individuals makes a heap of idle talk, and the profession is injured, and people say crooked queer things about it, and laugh at the folly of those who talk ao wisely every morning and act foolishly enough to get their heads cracked. It is bad, and wicked, and funny to put a head on a gray old rat of an editor, and yet the city engineer, who always totes a "level," and muat have a level head, put ahead on our ancient neighbor of the "organ'' yesterday, and while he was discharging the pleasing duty, a young man almost "leveled" the city's mathematical measurer with a plank. The fight waxed hot between tbe three fierce combatants in the editorial sanctum. Chairs and old newspapers flew around promiscuously as if spirit rapper and Cady Stanton were on a bender as tbe fisticuff ers were not.

Tbty fought it out soberly and quit quietly, and nobody was much hurt, though we are told that the venerable "organist's" left eye was knocked around into the place where the right one used to be, and the pretty ruffled shirt he wore when tryiug to get the printing job from the Rutabagas bis 8unday shirt was mightily torn but that waa four months ago, and it wasn't hard to tear. But all the parties to the little unpleasantness fought nobly, and whole business will be settled this morning before the recorder. Let everybody come up and witness the end of the unhappy business. Tli SJanatf fMnaUiii, The Travis County Democratic Conven tion, called to make local nominations and to elect delegates to tbe State Convention, met in the Representative hall yesterday at o'clock, and proceeded to business. The delegate numbered about on hundred, and they were men of good appearance.

Considerable time, as is usual oa such occasion, waa consumed ia offering resolutions, making motion and in discussion, but after Ui majority rule waa adopted, things moved oil a little more lively, and the nomination were made with little hinderance. They are as follow: County Judge, W. A. H. Miller; County Attorney, IL L.

Bentley; Sheriff, by acclamation, Dennis Corwin; District Clark, N. 8. Rector; County' by acclamation, Frank Brown; Tax Assessor, Val Giles; Collector, John O. Johnson; Treasurer, by acclamation. J.

Jernigaa; Cattle and Hide Inspector, J. Barnhart, and for Rep-reaentative, CoL Rutherford. The following are the delegate to the Stata Democratic Convention: Precinct No. Joha II. Brown, 3.

P. Sprinkle, G. W. Hal one, John Townee, J. E.

Raiaty, M. IL Horaaby, Dr. Giles ad 2. ILIL Precinct No. 2.

T. B. Wheeler, Wm. Brueggerboff, A. 8.

Roberts, A. J. Peeler, Thoe. E. Sneed, T.

H. Bowman, J. J. Dyson, Joe Walker, J. W.

Lawrenc D. B. Withers, Major Coop wood, R. J. Hill, C.

H. Randolph, G. B. Zimpelman, 8. R.

Fisher, W. A. Pitta, Hugh Haralton, Fred Carleton, J. D. Elliott, N.

G. Alonzo T. Logan, Ceo. Hancock, J. Fa Dinklns, E.

T. Moore, R. H. Ward, S. H.

Wildy, Walter Tipps, F. Everett, George Pendexter, A. H. Cook, Wm. M.

Walton, J. F. Jones, Ben Honnet, H. Hirsbfeld, O. B.

Caldwell, A. M. Jackson, E. W. Shands, Y.

E. Vauhan and K. A. Bland-ford. Precinct No.

3. Capt. Kemp, M. D. Miller, J.

B. Rod-ers, F. Waddel and Dr. Busby, Precinct No. 4.

J. C. Wilson, J. Davis, W. C.

Walsh, J. E. Campbell, G. Hesuer and W. Pelbam.

Precinct No. 5. D. Bunton, F. E.

Smith, D. M. Reagan, N. C. Jones and J.

H. Tulk. THAT RATIFICATION. A Gran Failure Cold aa Charity. After three weeks of flaming advertisements at the head of the editorial columns of the fossilized "organ," that "A Grard Ratification Meeting" would be held in the city of Austin, in the halls of the Capitol, at 2 o'clock f.

on the fifteenth day of December, to give tbe new Constitution a grand movement, the eventful day and hour came. A long list of speakers, aspirants for different positions, had been announced, and it had been said in these same columos that such a glorious day for Austin had never been contemplated. Herzog's magnificent brass band, at a few minutes to 3 o'clock took position on the open space in front of the Capitol and commenced to discourse sweet music. The speakers assembled in the halls. They were Governor Coke, Col.

Flournoy, Major West, Mayor Wheeler, and the man that blows wind through that same "organ," tbe last named being master of ceremonies. Tbe band played and continued to play until three o'clock, when, tbe audience not yet having reached a dozen persons, the master of cer emonies adjourned it to meet again in front of the Avenue Hotel at 6 :30 p. m. With out laying any stress upon the disappoint ment and chagrin of the speakers we wiU pass ou to the evening hour. Bills were circulated upon the streets stating that the grand ratification would be held at the above named place.

The band was there too, and after four or five grand national airs were played, Mayor Wheeler opened the meeting. The man of the "organ" then stepped forward and read a series of resolutions endorsing the Constitution. We for got to mention that there were at this time some fifty persons present, and we must re mind our readers that our intention is to practice no joke when it is stated that there was a refusal to adopt these resolutions by forty to three votes. Governor Coke was the first speaker, and we desire to create no alarm by stating that he absolutely swal lowed the immense instrument, and it was done with but little apparent damage to his person. Col.

Flournoy followed with even greater dext-rity. We cannot close this notice without mak ing mention of the audience. At its great est number, by actual count, there were not more than one hundred persons on the street, and probably twenty-five on the hotel verandah around the speakers. It was the coldest gathering ever seen, and if com posed of Democrats we are mortified to state that the party has gone over to Africa, for most of those on the streets were negroes. It was sad to witness these two miserable attempts at ratification.

They were chill ing in their influences, though the night was one as balmy and delightful as ever spread itself over this fair city. Texaa Veteran Association. Austin, December 22, 1875. This organization was established three years since. It is composed of the surviving soldiers of 1836, the heroes of San Ja cinto, and of other bloody fields of the Texas Revolution.

It is made up of the grey headed men who were tbe pioneers in the settlement of Texas, and whose brave hearts and sturdy arms inaugurated the prosperous career of the Lone Star State. The association has heretofore held the annual sessions at the city of Houston, which has generously extended its kind invitation to do so. At the last annual meeting it was proposed that the association bold its next anniversary at Austin, but this was ob jected to unless our city extend to them its invitation. Will not our city council at once invite them to hold their next anniversary at Austin, on tbe twenty-first of April, 1876. Our citizens will all heartily endorse this merited hospitality to the noble old guard who are rapidly passing away.

A. VITIZKH. Vice. Austin, December 20, 1875. Editor Democratic Statesman The atten tion of tbe public is called to the following article, which may be placed uuier the head of vice: The Austin Statesman ssys the Germans are a unit against tbe new Constitution.

that sotifarihall Herald. There is not one word of truth in it. The Rutabaga Statesman forms its opinions from a filthy German sheet published in Austin, by a no better than an escaped convict, a chronic liar and vagabond in the estimation of the intelligent and respectable portion of tbe American people. Under the false pretext of Democracy the editor is a vile Radical, wbo has levied blackmail on candidates and fraudulently obtained public work. Austin Gazette, Dee.

19." The silly and reckless editor of the Oa-telle msy be assured that thia "filthy German sheet," aa be styles it in his usual indecent language, the Texat Stoat Bulletin, says the truth in stating that the Germane in this State will vote solid and in toto against this botch of a Constitution. If his ignorance would allow it, be soon could see and learn that all the German papers in this State sre writing and working again. it; and he may learn at the aame time that aa editor whose main stock appear to be that of throwing dirt at other and filling bis paper with filthy columns simply declares his character, and will never command tbe respect and esteem of the better class of our people. Uses pro Mcxtis. BrMrt BiMtfl Editor Democratic Slataman The accompanying letter will explain itself, and furnish to all what information wa possess as to the proposed bridge across the river as provided for by a charter of the Fourteenth Legislature.

Respec' fully, Walsb 3t Pilcbim. Arm, December 20, 1ST5. OrncB AvsmiCA Bridge Chicago, December 13, 1873. ears. Walsh PJsrlam, Aastia.

Texas: GemtXemen Yours of twenty-second ult. to Mr. Gray, of 8t. Louis, was forwarded to me for reply, and I am authorised by my associates in, and composing, tbe Austin Bridge Company to notify and assure yon (for yoarselres and the parties to whom you allude) that said Austin Bridge Company fully intend to continue tbe construction and fully complete their bridge over and across the Colorado riTer, under tbe provisions tad according to tbe stipulations governing them as expressed in their charter spprored February 18, 1873, finishing and completing it ready for traflc within tbe period named in aaid charter, two years from said February 13, 1873. I may add that it is the intentia to build ta irvn mtperttryctwr, strictly first class in silrespecu.

There are questions of design, etc, the details of which now eDgage the attention of tbe company, the solving of which msy take ninety daya yet, so that a vigorous recommencement of tbe work must be delayed that length of time. Yonrs truly, H. A. Rcst. JIIBUIED, December 15, at tbe residence of th brtde's father.

In this city, at 9 o'c'ocm a. by the Kev. Joha 8. tirutr, D. Mi SI.

HIE BAKEK HL'TCH-1Kb to Mr. JOHN D. McLSMORE, of Carroll county, MUsit ipi. I see hex at the altar bow. A blush upon her cheek; The orange wreath upon her brow, W.ih voice so low the fitting tow I hear her gently speak, And fhe Is happy sow.

i What toTelier tale Is told than tore Paints on the maiden's brow. When whispers low In masic move To plight the marriage tow? Ah! are the hearts of those a bore More blest than the Is now? Special Notices. A Gem wri Reading Diamaid wsrtk Seeing' SAVE YOUR Bestore your Bight! THSOW if II jow SPECTACLES, i Br nadlac ear Iliws- trmted PHYglOLOOY I A.tU AW ATOM of the A EiElIHHTi Tells i bow to Restore Impair- el Vision sad OrerwArkd JLvea aoW to tart atery, Inflamed, ami Nea.r-8lghted Eyes, mmd. aUl otfeer Diseases el the Eyes. WASTE NO MORE WOITET BY ADJUSTING BXJQK GLASSES OJV TOUR NOSE AND DIS.

FIGURING TOUR FACE. Pamphlet ef lOO pages Mailed Free. Beaut jromr address to us auo. Agents Wanted, dents er Ladies. $5 to $10 a day raaranteed.

Fall particulars seat free. Write Immediately, DR. J. BALL 4 o. Box r7 Ho.

91 Liberty Bu, Mew York (Sty, H. Y. Twenty-Five Cent Column. Noticesm thU not more than four lines, nonpareil, will be Inserted at twenty-five cents. Additions! lines five cents.

FOR NO. I FRUIT AMD ORNAMENTAL. TRUES Plants, Balbs, etc for Vegetable and Flower Heeds and Moots; for small Horticultural Implements, Pots, Uissses, Hanging Baskets, etc, at low prices, address K. P. STILhti, Postofflce Box 107, Austin, Texas.

oc28 WE ARB RKCErVIiMGWEHKLYlOOO POUNDS of choice Oo-h hotter, which we off to tLe rade at lower figures than it can be imported. JOHN H. KOBINcoN BON. deS d4wSaSuTnTbw4t FLOWERING, TREfS AND SHRCB3. MY pi ice li.t of fees and ehrnbs (not iu pou-) for the garden, 1' now ready.

As they should be set out between fcorember 1 and March 1, (December the be month) all who winh to purchase had better apuly to my veetsblt-Tcnd irs or to myself by posral card for raid price list. R. TOWNSKXD, Garden and Greenhouee, three miles bulow Austiu. dec9SlSt ANVOUNCK ifKNTS. We are authorized to announce CHAVLEd I.

EVANS as a Candida for one of tbe Justices of the Peace, in the Austin precinct (No. 3) of Tiavi. county. F. JOURDAN Is announced aa a candidate for County Commissioner.

Judge JAMES K. SHEPARD is a Democratic candidate for Judge of the Sixteenth District, composed of the counties of Travis, William ton, Washington and Lee. We are authorizedtoannoui.ee M. L. LANGFORD as an Independent candidate for the office of Constable for Austin Precinct 8.

We are authorized to announce N. O. GREEN, of San Antonie, as a candidate fore ihu Gaiventon for nomination as one of the Judges of the Ceurt of Appeals. A. J.

JERNIGAN respec' fu Iy announces himself a candidate for re-election to the office of Treasurer of TiaTis county, subject to the sction of the noml-nailng convention by ta Democracy of said county. We are authorized to aunouuc: Capt. JOHN STRINMER as a candidate for Justice of the Peace for precinct No. 8, Travis county, at the ensuing ejec tion The name of M. D.

L. McFARLAND is placed be fore the people of Travis couuty as a candidate for assessor of taxes. We are authorized to announced Judge E. B. TURNER (now Judge of the Thirty-second Judicial Dis trict) as an independent candidate for Jude of the Sixteenth Judicial District, as per apportionment made by the late Constitutional Convention.

We are authorized to announce the na-ne of JOSEPH J. WALKER as candidate for Constable of Precinct No. S. We are authorized and requested to announce AB-NER BAKER CKOZIEE as an independent candidate for Sheriff of Travis county at tbe February election. Mr.

JOHN M. YOUNU is announced as an indepen dent candiCale for the office of Sheriff of Travis county. We are authorized to annouuee Mr. VAL C. GILES as a candidate for the office of Assessor of Taxes, sub ject to the action of the Democratic nominating con veutionot this county to be held on the sixteenth day of December.

1875. no48 8. A. POSEY Is a candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 8 (there two to -lect) at the ensuing election, subject to the action of the Democratic precinct convention.

Wa ar authorized to anu ounce JaMKs NE1LL as a candidate for Justice of the Peace, In Precinct No. 8, Travis county, i-n jxct to the decision of the pre cinct meeting, ahich Is to be held on the eleventh of December, 1875. Wa are authorized to announce Judge N. 8. REC TOR, as a candidate for Clerk of the District Court of Travis county, at ihe ensuing ele subject to the action of the Democratic Convemion.

We ate authorized to announce the name of HEN RY STOKES as a caadidate fur Constable in Pre cinct No. 8. Wa are authorized to anno the name of FRANK BROWN as that of a candidate for re-election to the office ef County Court Clerk, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. Wa are authorized to announce DENNIS CORWIN as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Travis coun ty, at the coming election, under the new Constitu tion. are authorized to announce Mr.

H. L. BKNT- LEY aa a candidate for County Attorney of Travis county, ander the new Constitutional election, sub ject to the action of the Democratic Nominating Con Tention. 1 are authorised to announce W. A.

H. MILLEK aa a candidate for the office of ionty Judge (under the new Constitution), of Travis county, subject to tbe action of the Democracy of said county, We are authorized to announce JOHN O. JasliN SON as a candidate for Collector of Taxes, sub ject to the action of a Democratic convention. We have been requested by the friends of 1LL1AM SMYTH to announce his name aa a candiaate for County Assessor at the coming election. P.

WARD, Him til) it, TexuM. WEST TEXAS LAND AGENCY. Weal E'tate sold or rented Land CenlSeates loca ted, epecia- at leu tion to mlgrtioa. 1 have aa Abstract of the Land Titles ef San Saba county, aa 1 am t-rerrm tr furnish perfect ab-traets at short voce, i cnarg- tta per Ou all and ten edit, an sere the local loth of land eer-tiacaUa, ail rxpneai'l. All certificate intrusted to BM for location w.ll be attended to ie DomDtnra Persons eendiiur me certificates will p.

esse tate wlui eoanty they wish thrm lo ated in; bat when that it not done I will as my own disrmtiuB. Mauinir elf Dot to locate anycutinca oa wunhiesa land. Ail lands placed in myher da wUl be AavrrtlveeT Pre of No pron-T rceived ere pt nower of attonev. ann for n-t b-rs than six months. Tojoeraatiical fektrtiA aad Dm-jl: tloM of Lands Fnmi.hr! r-e'n Notice.

r. iroahleio show to Lover but lands Disced is my handa for talc Within tbe "eooaty of ttaa Baba. Karaaaaca ir. R. Brackenridge, Casbier of First National Bauk of Aamia.

aorSS wly rJEXAS GERMAN land and Immigration Bureau, 11 Caroadelet Avcane. 8L Loala. kt. Win farai-h PARK HANDS. WHAXTPa isSEf.

TEKS aad also supply for families ea lib- rai arau. We rc-prrtfany refer yua to tn followlai letter rroas Dr. W. t. Kugsbary.

laavgralma acal for Texaa at St. Loais: Is tAs Pimltrt The Sim in rMm AMaf aecntary at IW German Lead aad Imaurrenoa Ooae-frtay of tale city, ts Tiaiuag Texas vita a view of get-ug orders fur rm hands, and aw factiiriea for get-tin ikeaa, aad especiaily Germaae. are rood, aad tit reaiaaay la eaeaptvod of gtaUeBMia who wiU kara iaer ward aad coatracta. Ta mesne at my dwpasal wii at permit aw to evea attempt ta eapply axire aas uia win, ra my heat caotoe for others to eecare labor for aext war a crops. ary reapectfaily.

W.CL KryGSBURT, aaS IXm la Tex. Urn. lav. Miscellaneous. DR.

C. M'LAKE CELEBRATED LIYER PILLS, POa THE CCKX OF Liver Complaixt. DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE. Symptoms of a Diseased Liver. PAIN in ihe right side, under the edg; of the ribs, increase on prcs-' sure; sometimes the pain is in the left side the patient "is rarely able to lie on the left side; sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder-blade, and ir frequently extends to the top of the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for a rheumatism in the arm.

The stomach is affected with loss of appetite and sickness; the bowels in general arc costive, sometimes alternative with lax the head is troubLd with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation in the back part. There is generally a considerable loss of memory, accompanied with a painful sensation cf having left undone something which ought to have been done. A alight, dry cough is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains of weariness and debility; he is easily startled, his feet are cold or burning, find he complains of a prickly sensation of the skin his spirit-, are low and although he is satisfied that exercise would be beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it Iu fact, he distrusts every renv dy. Several of the above attend the disease, but -cases have occurred where few -of them existed, yet examination of the body, after death, has shown the liver to have been extensively deranged.

AGUE AND FEVER. Pa. C. M'Lane's Liver Pills', in cases op Acug aivd Fever, when taken with Quinine, are productive of the most happy results. No better cathartic can be used, preparatory to or after taking Quinine.

We would advise all who are afflicted with this disease to give Uiem a faix trial. P.P. Dealers ami PliyHHnns crdr'n. f--ia otiaira than lini. vili do tlieir orders distinctly, and tult uvmt Lit It.

C. SFLoM't Litr fitfa, prrparrf 6y timing Pittdwrgk, Hit Mill 0i; JU if hum imitatiomt. To tliow vriMhiiir to give tln-ni a trial, we will forward per mail, pot-iiaid. tosr.y part of the United States uue box of fur ivolve three-cent potn. stntnp.

er one vial of VermifoRe for fourteen tli rw-rent mumps. Alt orders from Canada must be attumpuiucd Sweaty cents extra. DR. C. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE BboaU to kept la tctj wmrr.

If wmM have rnor bildrea grow up mmLrbr, sraowa, u4 wmj liM 1 aad Worn, fjT tbstm few 4mm of M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE, TO EXPEfi THE WORMS. THE MOST PERFECT MADE. cQNE THIRD IS SAVED in quantity by their perfect purity and grea. strength; the oniy kinds made by a practical Chemist and Phyxician, with scientific care to insure uniformity, healthfulness, delicacy and freedom from all injurious substances. They are far superior to the common adulterated kinds.

Obtain the genuine. Ob- serve our Trade. Marks as above, "Cream" -Baking Powder, "Hand and Cornucopia." -Buy the Buking Powder only in cans securely labelled. Many have been deceived in loost bulk Powder sold as Dr. Price's.

Manufactured only by STEELE PRICE, "ioa, St. Low and Cincinnati H. DINKLNS, WITH WOLSTON, WELLS VIDOB, COTTON FACTOU8 ABB 1 COMMISSION MERCHANTS League BalWrng, Strand, GALVESTON. TEXAS. Liberal adrances made on Cotton.

Wool and Rides. Jel dAwlr BAKER, GRAHAM Slassooca's block. Congress Aastln, Texas, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, PUNTS, OILS, WINDOW 6L.A, PERFUMERIES, SOAPS, SUNDRIES. ry Baker, Graham It Cologne Is equal to any and cneapr. Poazuin's Celebrated Complexion Powder, Low's Genome Blown Windsor bua, and Lo bin's Genome Kxuarts always on hand.

D. W. Uafcer is ibm ortrlnator and sole Proorletor of the Celebrated Tip Top, for the care of Itch, rinr- worm, tetter, etc-, which la kept eooatanuy oa hand by aa la quantities to suit parcaasera. Choice, Fra-b Teas at Trry law Price. Call at BAKES, GRAHAM CO oclSdAwlT S18 Commas ATenue.

(i X. Boaavranav U. 8. Rvsr, L. R.

Ruur, aaija. ui flev imeana ROBERTSON, RUST Receiving, Forwarding, ABB GEKERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS Car. BaaA A Tea as ael Pacaa atreat, Arm, TEXAS. PAY UOTIL Bfr. A.J.

Sfclap. Phratrtaa aa4 Sarxeaa, 1SS Tea Barca street. CMrera. rTllaois. but be sa- eavd pencatally er hy Baii, free of charve, oa ail chronic prtTate, aa iwii aad special dlaa mal both aexee.

apecaal aneatioa paid ta ail aad Irreralariuea. A Cats aad chronic eatarra cared with one appiicalWB. ia chares aatil the pa ueat is caraa. Mediae Best to say aodraaa. Vt.

bhipe ia the eaiy phrsaeiaa ta Chicago who ajiakaa ao raarge Belli tbe pa ileal rarwo. aeaa a raree onu suuaB aaa tobt tetUT wiU BMas with psoav aaa ai i AU stricuj aaa dAwlj Galveston Advertisements. "OUGAN LINES, GALVESTON To Now Orleans, 7Vw York ttiitl 1 iiUlunolu, To Nbtv Orleans), Via Inlde Heate, Kra.kear anal fana Lssluasa aaa Texaa Hall road, he steamers of this line are all nrt class iruo Btcamtblp, built expreMljr for the trade Steamers leare Oaiwetoa fur New Orleans daili connecting via Ne urreans ith all Leare Ualees'ou fr iudjanola every Tuesday Thursday and SicurdaT, conneciing with the UalTo. toe. West Texas and I'acidc Kailroad fur the interior points.

Steamers leare Bra hear for New fork erery Wed-nrsusr, carry -tig. freight only. Paa-aare tickets and ibn uth bills lading given to ail prL-cipal points and at the to est rales. CHAJ4. rVWLKR, Acent, Central Wharf, Uaivvstua.

Ticket office lit Tremont street. auS- da a 1, yy A3HLNQT0.N HOTEL, GALVESTON. TEXAS. JOHN HUMMUHN, (Lata af tba Exchange, Prwarleaar. dec daw tf W.

L. Moonr. JOODY JKMISON, K. S. Jbbisoh.

OOTTOI FACTOIIB airo COMMISSION MERCHANTS fob THI iui or COTTON, WOOL, HIDES, No. Its Straud, lea as. Advance opon Consign ment and Baeetnir and Tics furnished our patruna. Orders for merchandise led ani prompt attention riven to receiving aud forward ug- AIM No. S3 William street.

New York, Postafflce Box 5283. riberal advances made apon Consignments, and especial artention eiven to th negotiation by sale or hjr pothecation of all Texas Bonds and Socnrities. Deposits of Interior Bankers solicited. e2S 1 Miscellaneous. CLUSTER OF GOLDEN OPINIONS TOB THB BRADBURY PIANO.

Save manufactured and In nse OVER 14,000 INSTRUMENTS. Tbe peculiar charm of this Piano it its artiip'atlon to the human voire aa an accompi nwii.g to its sympathetic, mellow, yet rich and powerful, singing one. 1 Utf From personal acquaintance with this firm, we can indorse tlieni as worthy of the fullest confidence oi me purine are Using toe uraannry rnuioa in onr lumiucs, ana tney give enure kaiieracnon. leraoni at a distance need feel no heairatinn in send ing for their illualrated price-list and ordering from it, er to order seconu-hand Pianos or Organs. They are reiiao.e.

Mrs. IT. 8. Grant, Washington; Gen. O.

B. Balicock, Gen. W. H. Belknap, Secretary of War; Chief Justice 8.

P. Chase; Auni ml i. D. Porter, Wasbineton; Columbus Delano, Becre.ary of the Interior: 1 Po'tnuuter-General 'reawell, Washington; i Hev. o.

II. Tiffany, Wa-bington; i Kobort Bonner. New York; Grand Central Hotel, Mew York; frt. Nicholas HoU-1. New York: Gen.

O. U. Howard, Washington'; Bishop S. h. Janes, Kew York; John McCUntock; Dr.

James Cnmmins, Connecticut; Kev. W. Mor. runfhon, London; T. S.

Anthur, Philadelphia; Dr. John Chambee, Philadelphia; Attorney-General WflKams, Washington, Kev. J. M. Chicago; Kev.

R. M. Iltttileld, Cincinnati; Key. L. B.

Cincinnati; Dr. J. M. Keid, hew ork; Dr. C.

M. t-ims, Baltimore. Maryland; 1 Dr H. New Xork; Philip Phillips, New York; Kev. Alfred Cookiaaa, New York; Kev.

J. Cooktnan, New York; W. G. Pischer, 'Philadelphia! Chaplain McCabe, Chicago; Kev. A.

J. Kynett, D. Rev. Daniel Currv, D. Kev.

W. H. Thomas Guard, Uultimore; 1 Dr. Daniel Wise, New rk; bands rtreet Brooklyn; Bishop Merrill. St.

Paul; Bishop I. VV. Wiley; Kev. J. 8.

Inekip, New York; Kev. Luke Hitcacock, Cincinnati; Kev. K. O. liaveiy Brooklyn; Gen.

Alvord, U. o. Army. Dr. T.

DeWit Ta.maKe: Friend SmiCu is a Method ist, but bis piauoa are ail ortl ojox; you ought to hear mine talk aud sing." Bishop Awes says: My Bradbnry Piano found, after a severe teet avd trial, to be equal to all you promised, aid if iu ail 'rerpects, in richnei-s of lone and singing tjunlit es, everything that could be decired. Si. anus, i "Bal-imore, January, 1S74." Dr. O. lia eu cays: "My lirudbury Piano con ttuues to grow bell rlsy.

and myae.f and family more ai.d more iu love with it," fiiifliop Simpiutn says: -fter a trial in hie family for yearn, lur beauty of finish and workmanship and pplendid quality of -tone, our Brdbuiy calinot be equaled." Dr. J. H. Vincent: "For' famllv worsntp, social gther.ngs, tbe Sabbath hoole, and all ki. ii.of musical eutertalunieiits, give me, iu preference lo all others, the swect-toutd Bradbury Piauo, It excel in sinning qualities." Dr.

Jauiee McCuuley, Carlis'e, '-My Bradbnry te splendid." 1 'Ihe best sianafai-tnred; ntrranted for fix yearn. Pianos to let, and rent app led ir purehasisd moalhly Installments re cived for the same. Old Pianueiake-in exchange; each paid' for the same Second-hand piauos at great baignius. rum $5e to sWU. Pianos tuned and repaired.

Urgaus aud uludeons -m Sabbntb School a and chnrc-iea at a libs, el discount, bead fo-Uluatrated price-liat, i FKEEliUKN UAKUKTTSON SMITH, The Snp't for and Successor to William P. Bradb jy, 14 East Fourteenth Street, N. Vt MANUFAfcTORT: Corner Raymond and VV illonghhy Brooktj n. anlOdwtf rjKUSTICE'S ..,,,.1, Wa-Braa On th thirty first day 1H73, J. Buaaa ana Usieiie met.

his wife, nviy.d by a certain deed of trust, which is rworded lo hook 2 of Kecnrds of Travis county Texa on pages ioi lysine, Cf ty and fifty-one, to I ho an Goggt aa tru.lee for the use aud bemut of Thoaia Goeitae A Brother, the following scrioed tract or ireel of land, to secure tne pajineot to said Goegau Brother, of two certain promisory notes iu said deed of trust ret Out: ch of which are aled at Aantin, Oe.ouer 31, i8T3. Bed are for 85.23 each, one payable two yeara alto dale and bearing Interest at the rale of twelve i er eeat. per aunum f.ooi dale, and the other payable three yeara after date and bear iateret at tbe rie of ten cent, per aunum Irooi its dte; wiik-b lra or parcel of 1 is described as follows, to-wii: 'I wenty-iour aen of land known as lots No i and In sub-division of two buudred and fifty two acrea, of Chanibeis' eight league grant; covering the cl of AusMh, and also a part of the O. v. bpeara' league iu conflict with aaid grant; tie aa two hundred and fi ty-two acres fronting on the Colorado ri e.

bImiv-and adjoining the Austin city tract; tbe map and held notes of said sub-division nving on record in said eoanty of irsvis; subject, nevertheless, to a right of Way of fifteen feet on the soothem boundary of said lot; said twent-four acies being (be same pmuerty conveyed ts j.elene Jacobine Buaas by Jane MlKbt-UbMlaado hora, by June 1.1, ItCU, rwwrdtd iu book pages iHi aad ol i rails coaqty rec ords. And Waa BjkS. By the terms of said deed of trot tbe said '1 nomas Goggan; At BnHher are empowered to nominate and auiM.uit a sunati.uie trnalee lead In the pla-e and si- ad ot aa.d Thomas Goggan, should the aaid i bonus Guggaarefuseor fall to execcte tbe trust in said deed set forth. And Whkksas, The raid Themae Goggan A Brother, in tbe auaaer and form set out in said deed of tree and iu tbe exercise o. a power, hare nomina ea, cons-1-tuied uid appointed me in the ace and slead of toe said Thorn -oggau to xccut jud Uust, whx.Bde.-d of snbsuuitioB only reciaoed in -ok of iht records of 1'raris coUB'y, And uxana, I he fliatoi said notes has be-omedue and.

p.yau;, and default aaa faeeu la the pay. ment of the aame. and hkbbas, ay the terms of aaid deed of trust It la provided that ahoaid default he Bade in the payment either of said notes. It sboaid be laafal for ibe trustee to advertise and sell the said property, after girin the notice ia said deed ef trust speciiied, and apply the proceeds thereof, firrt, to tbe payment of the Co ts and exuenaea of making the sale, including eoaamissieas of trastee, as la aatd deed of trast provided; an 1, secoad, to the payateat of said Betas la tbe order of their maturity, touether with Interest, bhoaid there be aa overplus of toe pretends of aaid Bale, after making these payaaenla. it shall be paid over to said buaas and wife.

Mow tfcxre ore. I. A. M. Jackson, substitute trastee ta the place and stead of sid Tbcaaaa Gograa, will sell at pnblic aactioa la (root of tba Court Haass door.

In Travis eoaety. Texas, oa the twmty-eevea. day of Deccwierr, aext, k-tweea the hoars of 10 a. B. and 4 T.

au, to the highest bidder foe cash, tae property conveyed by said Ud of at, givtaf tae warranty of he aaid I. aad Heicae bases as to the tttla. Title thought ta Be perfect. a. jxeaaov arniraui Baoeutate TEB PRirJTiriC PRESSES Sleam tvnl Hand.

FIXE 8TCP-CYL1HDER PRESSES. All Caaaa STIrat Slaaa. AAd rasa CDiCiJAATl TXP FuLDET, as Viae street, CHA8UES WXLLS. Treaearer. aalS aAw ly Attorneys-at-Law.

wa. r. aAik-Bs. aoaaar a. sua AIXES Jk WARD, ATTtlKNEY'AT- IaA.W aao Natarlea Pakllc.

Al'STrX, TEXAS. Prartice la the Vnited Stales and State Caurta at Austin. nod 73 dJtwlrr a. W. TSUKSXL.

a. rpERUELL 4 WAXKitR, a. Attorneys Law, Oirkory street, 8wensa ting, Aastia, uiajru UdtWlV gAM 11. WILDY, ATTO 11 V- A.T-1. W.

Will practice in 9- preroe aud Federal ronrta, the courts of Travta and adjoiuiug counuee. Office: M. D. Miller's Bsuk AUSTIN nrM wlv TEXAS. a.

a. SBXLLXT. QUELLE MOORE, a. a. aooaa Attornoya atLaw.

OFFICB-Crrr CLOCK BUILDIJJO, corner of Avenue and Bois d' Arc street. auSS wly ii. bWEK.lliV, Real Estate ard Colleclin" Aenc, Hi pay taxes, aeu land, rout bou ea, coiled all classes of claims, aud make prompt returns. Ollice In Mr. Lttteu'a a Ktalra, ISexi to Jolnia 4k ttank, CONtaKliaa AVK.NLK, AUbTIN, TaXai, aarBwiNCBs: K.

Bremond, Banker: Korater, Lndtow A Bankers; M. A. Taylor, M. Governor M. Pease, fitrt Natioual Bank; J.

M. Llllen, M. K. M. Caa-Uemau Men-hunt.

Among othr properties the following are for sale: leel I root, Bois d'Arc street, opposite Major John's new residence. A line dwelling house and three lota north of tae Capitol. acres valuable land, four miles of Bryan, Brasoe county, adjoining Agriculiui at College, uear ihe red-road. 10 acre Improved farm, four miles from Austin; dwelling hjuce and out houtes, orchard, etc 8 houtes and lots north of Land Ollke. building iota kd Juiat Avenue.

1 lot on Canterbury bquare, adjoining Parson Rogers's. SO acre Improved rrnlt farm, on College Avenue, no and ihree-qunn er milus from Kaal Avenue. If desired, will sell li arras in all. Dwelling house, cistern, and ail uucesaary out bourns; new bearing or-cnard of plums, sprier. and apples; aiao, a young on bard set out with great cure; one acre of Eugti.b walnuts.

The place uctds lo ou seeu to be app.uciated. 0.1 a-jrea in all the place ia enclosed; pieuiy oi water and Wood 1114 acie Buruet county; three nrles from Mar ble Town, fifty uiiiee from Austin; hoi.se and ell uec-ei-Miry uuproveiui uie. Laud ve rich; siiusied In Back Bone VU ey. res in Williamson county, five miles frotu Georirvtowu. wilh dwcliiuir and oilier luiorovementa stotk raucne, wood and water; three lime aims iu oiraiiou lliu place.

S6.I aciua iu Burli-aon county, ou waters of Yeirna. miles from Caldwell; liuu aioca farm with abund-ancu tiuo.er and waler. Uue oi the finest stock farms in Texas, situated In II county, ou Blanco ver, between Mouutaiu City and Su Marcos, itii milea froia Aurtin; contains 6560 acrea, stock and improvcuu nts. It is no stock raucne. but a due slock farm, unequalled in ihe aiate; fiuo acres of ii enclosed with atone aud cedar; 400 acrea ia hmh cultivation; abundance of timber and ruunlng water; oiuuco rivi-r running tnrcugn tne rarra; nny buildings on Ihe place, and .00 bead blooded oat lis Durham); 00 biad Texas catue, A) yoke of oxen, lot) Aiuu-icau uoraes ana muies, nue jacaa; ruu atoclcof work h-reoa, wagouaand agricultural imple-plemeuts; aud grial mill, shingle machine, two cotton gins, turninir laihe.

run ov wair Dower. Tbe reaidence is finely situated, and is convenient to cuurcn ana sen aii nouse, wnicu arson the farnu The place n-eda to be aeen to be properly appreciated. lKOO acre splendid larm one of the finest improved farms iu this State iu Williamsou couuty, five milea from Liberty Hill; 600 acres euciosed with cedar and stone fence; vuo acres or which ia iu high cultivation; a never foiling stream ef water; a fine peacb orchard; a fine, two-siory stone dwelling house, well finished: a alone auo kitchen, two hue wells, stone Kranary and stables, butticieat post aud live-oak timber to last the place duriug all lime. Fine rock for uuuaing nuri-oecs. ueiaim la unrivalled 7wr slock raising or farming, ana Is situated in a beautiful and Heal hy country Vi-A acres ml) rnroconnty, on the Terdanalea, one nine irom reuuncasDurg road, ana nriy miles from Auatin.

luiurovemeut: 75 acres iu reiiivAtmn ami under fence; 15 acrea irrigated land; peach and apple orchards; abundant supply of water for manufacturing purposes. 1 tine dwelling bonse on Peach street, welt of the ciiuuij wen nuisnea anu wen encioaed. VA lots situated north of D. W. C.

Baker's place. 1 out lot on College Avenue, east of Capitol; beau titul site for building. 1 farm of 203 acres, on Onion creek, San Antonio road, miles from Austin; 150 acrue enclosed and in cultivation; cedar and ruck fencing; balance in good timber; splendid stream of water and three never-failing-springs; improvements; good neighborhood, near to cuurcu ana scuooi nouse. 'M ucre larm, TO in high cultivation; dwelling bonse and necessary ont houcs; flue situated iu Travis couu'v. three milea from Auatin.

Fuller deacriptiona of these properties ani lists of ouier piaces lor sale anu rent, cau be seen ou au- t.l. .1. iiiivnLivii, aii fjioeua miuitu inn pamcuiars explained with uleaaure. My rule is close attention to business, and prompt 1VIU1W. M.

B. awERmrv- cS a tf opposite Avenue Hotel, Austiu Texa Wn.i i i ci dcll a nice nouse ana lot, good lwation, with good furniture, good carpets aud everything iu Ural-rale order wilh cl-teru, kitchen, stable and carriage bonse. Will sell the whole concern st a great sacrifice. Call at once, M. B.

uiirut-vi-V a oiiAa.ioi akwi. i ocaoatt A tfttdy nd radical or Kupturc or htrnia, young or old, guarmntood bf tkt Judton mttkod of trtaU ment. A te lid curt or- no ftt. Call on or writt to Dr. Outtnut ttmt, St.

Low, Mo. Dr. Whittier, 617 St Charles street. St Louis. Mo.

A MtiUr tn-lnt ef two MtxHgd CollefM. ku Vm teofr otm th apooitU tmiMni mu ViDcnL SeUcaaU aVBd ChTOIllO DlHHM tfau ia; otbaw PbyMciaVO Ia lib lswuU, avs) itj pstpsus tvbow, utd all od iwidawu kaow. Syphilis, OonorrhtM. GUt. Strioturst, Or-- ehitit, Hcrnis, or Rupturo.

all Urinary and Syphilitic op marourial affaotioaa af tha 1 throat, akin or bonaa, ara trm ta vita aapMlM maocmu, Utwt pfiaolpU. Bavftaf, Frinflj. 8parmaterrhoaaT 8axual Dabitity mm4 Impot ancy, aa tha raaa.it Seir-aboM la youth, mul to mavinrer sr, er other aaiw aVM whtoh prsida mm of tha folioariM affeeu: aarroavikeaa, aemlasU dbliltr, dtmnM of aifbt, dafeetiva Hetnory, ptnplaa oa (ha lavae, phytleal daeay, avarsiaB la aoclany ef (Vmav, exrutiBa of Ideas, lorn of avteal power, renderlnc BKarrlaffa Improper er nnhappy.ara pirai araU earwL ramptaiai (M pacaai ratSLuaar ta ihe above, scat la aealad aaraltma. for twa panace snaaipa. OoBraludoa at oiSoe er by mall ana iatiis 1 Invited, a friendly uuh or hi opiaioi mu aothu Wbm it ta Inaoavaoiant te Tlalt the ally tor treetaveut, ltMidietne eaa be eeat by org re or mail ereryahrie.

Oare able eaaes cuavrmatsaed, where deaht eiiata fraKklr etatad. OOloe aeon i9A.IL le 1P.M. Beiadaye. IS M. to 1 T.

M. Pamphlat, to any oddraos, for Two Stnaxpa. MANHOOD WOMANHOOD 'lo'ntr1 Beat sealed, all three, for SO Osata. Manhood aad Womanhood ia Qerraaa, beta together, Illustrated, IS Coats. EVIARRIAGE rRs.

GUIDE. pAXS. I Blerant eloth and gilt binding. Baalad tor 00a. Over 6 fly waavAarfal pea ptsUkraai, true te Ufa; aniaiaaaa tbe tUowlivg autvaeta.

Hbe aaj aaavrrr, whe aaH. why. Praaer ta wmrrj. Vho B.airy Bret, Heahaad. Woaaaa tvwd.

rhrieavl Tbe effect of earttbaej a4 taiiae Vbothooidaaarry RowUfsBvaahappioaaa amay ha laaroa-aai. The PhTuefcaxy of Ejradaatsea. a4 aaavay sara. Yheat aianiad or aum splaUiig aVaavrrUee haald read U. AfUralafa-israc praeuoa, 1 aattftaa hatsvava ao wtl a Aeral ooaTlction, it eacbt te be raad by ail aaal pin imm.

tbart. looatwd Ops aVH laid aroead or loat, aa it worthy af re-raavdukf. It eantatne the rtTOom of modioal Ittara. flhrd la aaiis-oair pracUoa. c4 ararth to any oaa be via ara a aa-raf ui paruaai aaa umm Ita ooatA.

ropotar Edlttott. aagia aa there. Vat paper aaror, WO paf Sfioenta by bbsOL. Cheap aw fod-(iaUe ta sfortea Jrr OaUter addrti, eaeloaiaVf eeat. DR.

WHITTIER. 617 St Charles street, St. Louts, Mo. Dr. Jacques CKWTRAL MEDICAL IJJSIIXDTE, 705 Chestnut St.

LouU. Mo. OsmlBoasteaaonl BCLIABU BFBCIAXi TUiT. SCs-JlTla eUOSGHJ-T aad UMUSAMT Imiiaw Tttaoe AietiaeawO tUau aaaaoal by eaara bavbtta ef raaish or tbeezaaae af UtY yoare aaeh aa permatorrBtiea. OarmtnaA I mm Merwooa iMMlity, axartiitw.

potaoae. ead umti4l-r eflacaa. wajahMMOfmiadaaA VS, iiiiiiaiMi trnl Tf firaari, Irrtta taatas i pel am, thrtilaaid OiaiMiapUaa, taMo partly tor stiy asadMirrtaaje or siaai la Bttisaei alee raAeejtor lec-tadloc eaaes ef Oleet. OooorriVMa. trtoiore aad nrphiiia (at mm efflmtnt Misaoal.

Koa, latarwal Vital CnratM. Waaath, tbrwai. aMa. afeaa, dw CAJf CP1 at.axy aa 1 1 lai laaaily. Tmiiaai ef pmximm aarsKd bv esnad mm taaruf Oar wlKy yeavtapianaaaeeaai amaa graoiaai ereers ia ei Ilia hao earaasd ae akill aaa eaps-naaaa.

Vaa tlj eaat prtaatsrry fe punrmm aft aad oeaaiMlfiiaal free. Pneiatal ataa las r-T'f-t it1 BOOK OF NATURE. Oraatataiad 14S tm aaal a a-r af tea asaiinlata Wmrj pmrm af aath aaa. mmm eopacaevtlr aild UTsUialWarirawanwtr. I el Breast moat, aaa raiaieiaa tae -naar or aiieae mill, tsredaotiaa bow ta hare haaaKhr, anaaUfbl ttUdram.

Csarafal taadlaal atfnae aaaft Bbaar wosl triad pre amrtpuaaa. tor the toa-aate af early tavavmad llik. at paid: to bar mAin avsrw. Xr. sTboqfMa, Oentrai wira TTaTlTaio ej Chaa atetawta St- lotua.

Ma. JEON It BLUM, Iill-OVTXUdAXD JOMEU Of Foreign' and Domestic Dry Goods, Genta Furnlahlnc Ootxla, Beets, Kli aaa, Hats, Hacloaa, eteM BTKaXD Sraarr. OALVEhTOX. TBTAS. Kew York Oflee.

aad 77 Worth seet. eeplwl TUT! JAM. LEFFEL Doable Tnrblie Water Wheel, ataoaiactared Bf POOLS ft EUHTs Baltlaaar. Ma. TAo MttW iM VMM biapla.

Krooc DarabM, isa fei ia ii is aaaa t-nr- tlury. MaiialkrJBjaf aalaa. aw Portaiie a Stationary Cerises, Bteaja lUsilera. ba tmst laUU, ItiJU ir.r Vsrainr fmrlnr tit Cottoa Milla. lloax Oa atUl atatIaery, EydTaulis ard ataer a rii)-r.

MacLic. suatJa Oartnr: aoca- rslr aaa bl ystt aestsjuaa. ceodfurClrcaiara. A -i" -I l- Miscellaneous. rJItUSTtE SALE.

Bf virtue of a deed of tmat, with bows of aaK to h- risen led and delivered as to seenre tha pavnsnt ef a note therein named, by J. J. KtmbroasB. of date March SB. 187S.

which aaid do.4 nf rcourd la tbe record. of Travis county, Texas, la Book No. SO, vat. 'l. Ma and Sua, at tue request of H.

Mar. risna. (he huldsr of said aot, i will aril to Ire highest aad beet bidder for cash In has it, ia front of the Cmrt Haase dixw. la the City of Aaatla, wtihln the aaaal hoars of pnblte salee, oa tbe foerta day of Jan. nary, a.

D. lMTti, the following deerrtaed tract of land to-wit: AH of J. J. Klmhroanh'a tnirrest ia ta. Ell)a C'anlrs Bcadrifht leairBe of twenty-ihreo handrrd and ninety-three acrea of lan lesa foarhaBdrsdameaeld J.

it. Oiddrnfrs. 1. Kln.bronih lntaro.1 bring aa andtvided two-thirds tntarest in aaid tract, and la stl-aated on Union Creek, la Travis County, T. aaa, aad on ard between ihe Aaa-In and Ban Antonio, aad Anstfn and Lockhart roada, and about lea milea south of aaid city of Austin.

W. B. FOKMaN Trasteo. BaraK, Braioa coon'y, December 8. STk.

declewSt I C. F. MILLETT, XT 8 ITT TCTT 33 3C V. 0. Dealer la pine and cypress LUMBER, ShlnvlM T.lk.

Tamm cw l-na Vwtu. nKK.iu.KM 1 1 ber, monldinira, bracketa, banuistera, newels. Bash, doors, blinda and cypress cisterns. Ottlce and mills, Ash street, near Conireea Avsaut, Tard oa Pecan street Bear railroad depot, eeSdawl' DURHAM FARM, BASTROP COUNTY. Twenty nuea SoaUi af A a art Twenty niiaa West af Baatran, i Twelve RUea Baat of Lackkart.

Postofflce, Albada, Caldw.il County. Sayers Walton, Breeders of IfOHOVOn BRKD STlORTflORNa and r-L'ttK-blXK)DKl BKRKHHIHK HUH, have for sale thoroughbred and icradod sMarkl also, one hundred first ciass Texa. cows, in calf by thoiou-hbrM shoilhorn bulla, which we will et-ll or exchange for good property. noil wly JAMES LLOYD Aaatln, Texaa, i.l.j Tenders bis services to the sablls as .1 i i Cleaner and Beadjnster or All Elads of I Sewln Hachlnes. Bsttsfacllon guranteedon all work, or no pay.

Besl- deuee west aide of Shoal, creek, near "rry. fslO devwly a TVflTflW TT-XT varrvnvro i Austin. Texaa. 1 i. A A i Having gotten oar Foundry and Machinery In opera.

-tion. we are prepared to do all kiuds of 3 CI BRASS an IRON CASTINGS far ENGINES, WATER-POWER, GINS, GIN GEARING, THRASHERS ana REAPERS I Keep on hand supply of steam gnages, whiatuls, steam nillnga and piping. i srf-i Fitting np All Kinds of Machinary Ir Good Style. and ea bbort Notice. 'V, 11 oris.

Wstrmntotl- vwa in tajumj, VIL acceptance, 'I Ttaa HtKbeat Market Prla ral4 for Ola 1 Uraaa Aran. i D. M. Crosthwalt. ffl GO ft 0 rer the enniy care of Xarvoes DeblMty, ITeak.

Boea, Oriaai Ssua, jyraaaoaaoas, Csurra, Aetaaaa aad Caaieaatpti'Sa. Any dnr(iat eaa pat Bp. AA, gmfJW. w.w.1. vsanaiowa, a aaa.

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