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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-19

In complain, to DR. l. T. Henderson. OF
r,iinerlr We take pleasure in Recommending
10 ~ hose who ARE b, any means afflicted win
b"a,l, y.iil- to 20 ,s once and purchase Il bat
tie or I'VE ui hi, mos, excellent tnrsta Tome.
For the hast hrcc ~ four weeks, We have been
isburlng under the mos. ,scr',caiing pains,
from .o,nr unAuuwn cause, aud also have had
At the same time ever, sAmi"m OF dyspepsia
", had recourse to different sort, of medicines,
but .tp~onerd but h,iIe relief, nniil Ne fell
in With ~. ii.udct-ons Eureka We 1T once
purchased ~ poli,v, aud have iced ab"ai ou-
half If /, according Ia direction, and take great
pleasure N stating. that We wefr at once re-
l.y.d Of the above d,>agre-abe complaints,
". therefore bc>I"ak for II no'hng more than
a far ,rial. to ties, lie virtues, which VIII no
doubt give /, prec,drner over all other TONES
nav in Use
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TYR. I. r IIEVDERSON'S Eurvss 7ss;e
~ and .VepsUAesa Pulls, a safe, certain, sud
permanent anttdotc against all forms of ,hv
poisonous rff,-cis II M,sassnata efIrctinY
speedy aud permanent cures Of
CfILLS AND FEVER,
and all thu ditfyren, vnre,is. OF Fc,,r.; torpid
liver. enlargement VI The spleen, Dyspepsia,
drop-y, Jaundue, and all kinds Of constr, uiio,,al
debility aud arrangement Vi the system, are
speedily rcmedssd by these invaluable mrdi-
s'ue-. These valuable antipo,aI set,cLie- were
discovered BY Dr. |. r. Henderson. aud have
been successfully tested by so,ns VI the best
ply >icians in the South, aud by thousands VI
..'hcr p~rs"ns.
Tno.e medicines are wholly Vegetable, and
are harmless under any circumstances. The
principal ingredients are entirely new remedies,
used by n" other person in any form ASA l.eji.
cine.
IN m,larial diseases, they tic, NJ an antidotr
against The p"sonuu~ effect. of impure air. aud
|(Equ,r~ NJ preceding preparation 81 The system.
V1k~v comprise ID. La,har,ic, Diaphur-iIc Sed.
ain xad Tome principles thus accomplish.
my Urssdcratum IN the ,rea,mrn, of these
d,>ea.e nn4 souyh. for before the discovery
VI these |s(rs,.
All who hav~@pd Qniuine, (lhe best remedy
heretofore knows 4 Intermittent f.ver) must
ssy tina, ii is "ef1l Rfr,n no lasting !" lis
effects. -
Qu,nin~. in many in-tsnll khsils e.
ei'emcn, aud gss,rslga, ard crPhA 80
ance-, ~ ina.i,nissabi-. But the Eu9lu3' Meul
Gins can Nv used under ATTY circumstances or
condition of the system where "A tome, purge,
or dinpi,orrtic IL ntrdsd. with the happic-t r.
tects. The tome mildly acts On the bowels
carrying oil the mucu bilious matter collected
there ooll.clng tie action of the liver and
spleen. and assisting nature " thrr" oh The
ingredients 10 healthy action Of the body. by
natural remedies, calling into action suspended
naiurul laws thereby removing ,h- causes and
elects vi disease through the natural channels
Of the body.
All that i, asked fDr these wonderful n,cdi-
cine> is far trial, winch viii satisfy ~ "ilheir
unparalleled virtues. I,.vr fame Is bun, up.
oL their own efficacy, and a comparison with
all other remedies Is challenged. ihy -ir'an- are
requested To u>e The Eureka Tonic and Aep.n.
thcan Pills, as they w"uid any other tome. with
any previous preparation Of the system they
please, and ibey viii b. convinced they are n.
superior Of Quniu, and the whole catalogue
Of LONGS used as ni.rmlilcnts.
Their use j. admissible II, any time, even
When rhr patient has the highest ir,er For
sick head ache aud ubsiruci.d men.,rua,ion,
the, have no equal. Tor particular, see tonic
directions.
Also, Dr. l. r. HESpERsoS's Eureka Pwyt'Ey
Caitartc P,ii,, for cleansing and purifying the
con.,A a,on, aud establishing healthy ccono-
my in all pcr,an- 'ntorug under All! form Of
,,itu,'onal arrangement,
Also, Dr.. l. T. IiHSpERseNs Duachta ferr'.
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COME ONE! CoME AL;

NsIs<a ". siEiNLtIN, mas JUS, received
z|l rom Piurdclphs, and other East
~U tern cite, his supply " FALL. and
NiNirk goods llc respectful, invite, ins
former customers, and all who are dcsrons If
obtaining good bargains, to give hin. u call
Ills stock u ample, and we'll selected, lie Hat.
tiers himself truni he f,rlii,, he has for the
selection Of hi goods, having Brother rc-ld-
ing IN Philadelphia, who purchase, for him 10
the best advantage, that he viii b. enabled 10
sell Us cheap the cheapest, and NJ good ~ he
hest. lie is nav ready TO sell on accommodate.
my terms. and n prices 1" sun the times, c"Iii-
plcte assortment Of DRY GOODS, consisting
Of Chshisg. Hats, CAPS. boois. aud SAo>s, Also
Hardsdre. 1,nTare, Vneensnare i; and full
supply of every thing usually found in Il couii.
" store, TOO tedious to mention.
Oct 16 1850 mao IL
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= hereby given tia, have lost. or 'oms per-
l son has .,nlen from m~, n bond gwen
hy llarbari Spencer I" Ellen Peek, tda'e
not rryelhc,,d) for the sum Of Eiunt Hundred
Dollars. The Consideration being i"f Land,
and other things not now rrc"liec'cd This u.
therefore To notify the public thai The said b""d
Is my property, thai the same has mol been
Transferred, and that any use made "f the sane
wiih"n, aulhcr',, hereafter given By me, VII be-
held AZ null AMI VOID.
MARY PECK.
A,,il hth 1881 ni3 y
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:. Tee 0A1e ~
NoNsr 4 TAcxErr, Msr.asu;
W Moss's, Nhretsyou;
PAxsoss, yArgs. 4 DurxEe, Hs~1.rsoN,
Sxssioss 4 liowAxr. B<iieiex, KssA Co;
PiEnoE A. IIoLxAs. Tyler;
DF BANCROFT, Giirssr;
VIZ II Cosss. Port Cotlo;
w u pxkmy, t'o1esr,iie,
l. = I'u0M. .ieferMr;
4 ID Il = POWELL. T'oueiifon;
J. u ASHCROFT, Ateihy,iS;
wv PaxLrs, Nan Augustine
SiMY-oS SHEPPARD NocaydocAes:
n Thomas, Kask, Cherokee County:
J& II Nelson. Neu Naie,n, Knsk County,
A GOLDSMITH. Bsstsny, Pamela County
bcccnubrr "a, 1880. n26 n
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NNl EV EFUKT NIVKE
1--WE undersigned are constantly rrceivnVS NJ
l. ", their establishment " Shreveport, isesh
from the northrn, cities, and from New Or'eans,
lie most superior articles VI Dry Gov'is,
Clothing and Hardware, N well as y choke
assortment Of Groceries Their store will
always he found full and their stocks -ntirs, 40
thu, purchasers may n,--, with ready nccom-
iuodat,on in the above lines.
They aonId recommend those coming 10
Shreveport ,o purchase gvods, To give them .
call beiur. purchasing elsewhere, satisfied that
the. will give Satisfaction ~ ~ quality and
prices. y. q y. JACOBS.
dr We will pay cash. or trade FER Cotton
rnd Prl,vi.s. 93-3fh
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An Article tton Tho pen N Mr.. Riteh.e'
late editor III tlse lni,n,. recommends tue
v~tk.as States 10 srs.d delegates Il C"lu'''
bia /" uvgs astsm ths S.,uth Carolina C"''
vsnaton ~ lss'ts'liry and tive suicide 10 her
~. aNwsil = the i,,jassiss the Palmetto
0sats eash do her si.ssr States Of the
Sossh' BY sd'' psIng sersssss,a 1t the present
juNctass of xlkirs. A'sdao t;ssslle.
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CIIAJbOE.
Wiley ". pridseu vs.. Mi, MiESsa,
Co. lnjs"ctto&.
rns srA4s a. TsxA.

tok 0TATB ~ B84Up
C.ssty " hssstssa.
r. he Sheriff q sid Csvssy, 0r~nar:
NOU srs hsr~by eopnsndsd 10 ssa0ao
i Harry R. W. Hill and .,iIIisu J. NslsaG
by publication u uis citation !ns fvts seQuouDs
i've ~ceks in ths T+Aaa R~pvblirss, . sswseas
prr putli.I,~d IN aaid eeaniy. L. - ~ nDoan
Al lie neg, term VI the d.lsist es1n " 6o0gk
son county, 10 ts holden II ths eeussh~Qso = \
the town VI Marshall. On The tAiss<eetA ~ \
day after the third Agnjs, In nassh, looo, 60
a..ssr the petition ~ Why W. pddUsas Il
That on III. si., a.y q o<ioIss. ,iss, II.
~ X. W. Hill and WiIlian J. Nclsss, -
chants aud partners In trade, Doing bastwesD
Oudrr the name, frs, and style of Hul ~
i~an. l. TO-, instituted = suit In VIZ 1islvo8
court Of llssr,s"n county sxsinas yoss fsslstoo.
sr. Wiley W. prldyen, fos lhs sum II shistan
hundred and forty doliars aad si,ss,y.shep
cents, bala"rs VI au sccount nll<gra u u
ue and owing by the said Prdesh IL lhs ~
Hill. Mclean, 4 10.
txti,ionss a,~ts NAT pssvious 70 H. ~
term, 1851. " the dsssic. court of rsid ssuos
". lie informed ths attorney II rsrosd ~ ~
Hal, Mclean L Co, that ih~rs r~sG. ssrssp.
ou. chssyrs IN said a~rouns. anoun,isg IL ~
ssa VI fous hundr~d and hfty.oss dsllsss ~
1lfe-ssssn esa,s, and hist W hid sshss bul
nHn aaid suit Thai tia ssA setsess3
IT, eess that h. wrsA - ~ ~
n II, ..!.| 80 ~ !. 81 ' &. Z
the distsies esssss L. psae
aesinas ysur pstitaeAse -
huadfvd I'D thssy-e1.e e
ard css,s II ssii ~ -
Judgment was fssdslesab -
II any such aeesunt tvst e1talb4 u - II
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oss'cEos ras Pic.rrss April I. Is3i.
toTToS'-'he favorable account. ny thu Africa
os""sm ""' o"yer Who t"ok fu'y $50 hsles ., an av
snse advance Of lc ,hoosh in come instance. NOR,
WA I~'d 1ae pdrehs.ss we're chiefly for Great Bril-.
ain
Interior, hAt MhldIins Fair. iis.ls
v.f1,nAv. =. ." ~ Fair. IA H.
H".Nns i'ta ~ t.'si Fair.
''"s Mhidlins lltaiit cari and Fine
Ftors -. Lou. o. o, -urs Ohio o. ,o4 ist
Poss Mr's Prime NJ ei3 50 to Si36s
Cossss Ill" ~ u lute.
AucAs. u a She.
MelAssss Prime and choice, &c :7ir f.rmsr'.
lug. very dall
t'oaS. 81 q 55c
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Thi, Is io certify. that in the ysnt 1886.
had been .r,vrely afflicted with th'ils aud "
yer for niuelccu sn.nih- ualsI. with the c""iin.
nation II The ci,iil- every other day, they had
complicated with them what ti,~ d"e'"fs told
IN. WA. Chrome il~pat,,-, or Inhamai'"" of THE
Liver and Enlargement 81 the Spleen. Amer
,ry,na every thing. from the very best Phy.'-
c,au.ia The Snu.h. without any permanent re-
lief l. YEA. worn down IL = perfect sktir'o",
aud dc-Is.,r,d OF ever getting we'll IN The
month oil September. tsa6. was ''a,r''ng IN
North Louisiana u NY hca,Ih, and h"pl*hsd
ii Farmerv,l,a. WHO'RE bccasn, acquainted with
Ilr. l. r. Henderson, who, afrr h'-I"ry II
nv cast infnsa,st me that just such rss~- had
bsffsrd the c0u,u,"n, YET ennt'tic praei'ce, rex,
onn-u.icd by the different -cIcniitc m~dwa'
writers. mud that h.. had Discovered new veg
r,.blr compound tome he had every c"nh.iencc
in. The doctor popsrrd f"r me 10 ounce. Of
,hc v.uc. with two dozen ~ his Tome l''its,
which / cos,m.nccd using ~ directed. and ~
ten days was "a sound man. The ci,.il- we're
s,",..r.i the second ,,nIs, and my ii,rr AMI
spleen had ~ sen days h'ro,nc healthy. m~t
With lD,, Henderson, IN New Orlrass. III lS11.
M, him to max. ms a g.lIon Of his T"nc
xLwh | have W~rd. In ever hundred eases,
with urrf,vs success, whl. travelling IN Askait-
IA. and Texas. pr"mps~si alone BY wishing IL
Enn, the xflswtssi. 10 certain rsmsdy, s,d
ar.,ds.s ttihute 10 whom tribute Is dus.' Ess ~
due.d u,e To ecrt,fy to tbs Eun'ka JSn'c. AID
Ncp~a,hsan Tonk' piils
Gta r. Cossrl.ua
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Decatur Co., ia. Dec. ~. 1919.

D,ca,u, Co., ia. Dec. ~, 1919.
This may certify that have been dangerous.
" afflicted with the gravel for u number "f
years. ard have irrd all the usual remedies ~.
commended in suth eases without giving mt
any r..f then arl lied TO Dr.. 4. w. Veal,
who eti.eiually cured me.
SARAH SLADs.
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Job" Foysyth, Esq. sdlt"s ~ ~ Colam
bas fumes, 10 saYwssasd BY IN Mssan TEL.
eysaph. ~ ,As sosih~" kxAs candidate
fos Govsswsr or Georgia.
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&v~,,r
TIVE und.rs'gnsd y ev,iuIIy inform. the
L public TINT his TED fknown rs McGc.'s
old cr''--ing) on the ~ = II all time. IN
good order, and would ,nlolMl Yer. iia, /,
Is M, discontinued BY the LITE lavwn aud
Terry which ha. recently made ~ l. Hasance
only w" miles above il, called Rid n NY
Ferry Ia siua'sd On the main wrs,~s ~ ~
lradIng from Marshall to the Three Forks II
the Trinity. u ROME well known to old settled
The proprietor, Of Red Kuk Rive mattel
10 the travelling community. thai the route lead.
ing by ,ha, toea is nlmos, the nearest wav 10
anywhere. " 30, am within two miles VI h..
ing right. 1t is a laurutablc fact TINT | have
II" torn IL my ferry, possessing the beauty,
reahh grandeur, head y M. igai,"n, dc.. clam.
I'd for Eed R"rk hut Ms far ~ Ina, xoc. do not
object. II will speak for il..t. II il not M,
1e>,r. 10 deltact anything from the merits VI
Ked Rock Bot aware, n am. that the success. Of
that Ferry d'pcrds on the DON ntall Of the
McGe-s crossing, and ssenx no advantage that
Red Rock has ovr other Bluff On the Sabine,
] object 10 the d,ctling -senrry and allure.
mcnts Of n pi see being sasuf,cd aud portrayed
to bias the mind, ii the community.
IN conclusion, ; -simrm my sincere thanks 10
the public for their patronage at my crossing
with lie hope that w,ll receive "a liberal share
N the future, even IL have no town. Nv rs|.
erease Is . di.inisresied community.
l.. H. CAMP.
April 8, 1881. nal Ct
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Gad,dsn Co, Fla, Jan, IS. 1881.

'7dsdsn ~, q "a, Jan, -, ioS's
This IL 10 certify that my son William has
has been cured Of lipc tramp cole b, d. A. W.
Veal, AFTER having been afflicted with the com.
plant u, different tines Tor five years
q. ". KExr.
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Stea.ef NeW,kcre.

NAML. ArrLEoArE. Captain. VIII
.Ut~saS commence viii, the opening ~ the
Gs@s0 river and run regularly between
N,9 Uffeae. >h,e,sp"vt, P"rf CaJ'fo. and
jefferson, touching al al intermediate Landings
AID continue IN the trade ~ ,,v the water
will rrrn, She has been lifted up expressly
Tor tin. ;rsdc and for durability, -aisIy. neal
ness, snd the at'cnlon 1T her officers can moi
b~ .ur,n,-.d IL /, intended ,iial every thing
sbou, her shall BIZ such as to insits cu-t",n.
bee IL. 1850 10 "
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TAKE pleasure in recommending u y oss Of tAs
b*.t TciusJ'es ever .aw. III tse lrcAi arHt VI
that dtsesss. +. d. Asas~.
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THIS new and splendid boat.
SMoksa. Captain, will run regu-
llllnD larry throughout sAe business sea-
SEN, between J~tsr,er, Port C%iS'. and .Nsa
Uftssns. ,eush,n. at sii intermediate landings.
She has been built expressly for hi. trade, aud
for safety and the character II hes acs",ninosiA-
lions, cann"t b., surpassed BY any boat an the
river. Urs cabin l. large and cemm"dioas, and
neatly fitted up I, i in'et.dea she shall c"u''
L,nr speed. safety. and comfort.
TA.c "A. 1850. nn26 n
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Caro- ell kinds. Show Bills. Hand Bills.
Hors@ al., BILL Hsads, Noscs OF Hand,
.Heceil sne'al tickets. Election Tick.
ats, Cree d, blanks oi every description.
ORDERS irdV distance will receive pro,np,
They keep u hand Blsnks for District
Clssbt ss,d Jus,iSuhpl the Peace.
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This il Ia rcf'lfy that my negro woman Ann
has been subject to epilepsy, at consui>'vr hts,
fvr fifteen YEATS. Some tunes the attacks of
her DISEASE were svseTe -he would suddenly
Eali du~n and hecom. eonsHised, her face
frpinfuiy dl~toFivd. her breathing Harmed and
lsburtun~. her tongue pr"lrudrd. and great
quantity os saliva collected about her mouth.
Daring the fifteen year. az her affection, had
h,r treated BY several eminent mineral lk'c'oss,
s,d they all failed 10 give Yer any "liet
then bryan to believe. af'vr iht skill VI s'ch
pty swisn. lad been fairly tested IN the treat
men, Of her case wi,hout GIVING The necessary
result. that ii would H. u..'v.s n do nyiiing
nosr for her: but rs had heard great dra!
abou. DR. Vcais success IN curing such DIS
eases. ! finally determined 10 Try hts skill and
the efficacy II rrmcdtr. IN her case. She il
now a. good a h"n-c servant II | own. Also,
NJ, Negro boy George In. been cured " fheu-
uIa,i.a VI ios ,iandsrg +, tlse Doei"s.
JONATHAN PALNEa.
A limited number Of students can b< amply
accommodated n, h.. Institution, land ~slI b.
received Mt All, tine II thr y.sr,) ~iih we'll
stocked llbrar, mud alsc knowledg- II the
Pharmaceutical preparation nf scinrdws in hss
laboratory and medical -ierr, Offering i'riuve-
u,cni. so the s,ndrns which ,hesr Who a>l''rv
~ high STANDARD of medical s'qH'rn'snt ~!
knuw .how TO appreciate. ~hen 70 These WIS
l,~ added the necessary Instructions i~vu''sf !"
himself l., enable shen I" treat eases ~ d..
tamr without s.~srg sh~ l~iHnt. ~ rosnd
,hi-iol.pieal principles The ft~ for each u ~.
,a,mLly oi0D tths Hundred D.Ilssr). Al
t~scan. .is-ir~a. II testing Oh, shs..sy u hia
r.,n.d~. IL their own ca>~s. no n,Atsrs wAeee
they r,..ais. eau very e.n.tmisnsty d 70 "
s.r,dimv ,i~is ssc and syMp'oms 10 rlsin WI.
thug, - cosv.e,!y .. pss~,b!e. wh~n sssaisisss to
.aa ,iws eases will b. scnpcsnilrx Asd ssMs
~ mail. sApr~s, ~ private hand. IN al shsru.
i ca.cs his ks j. anly - {fivs lA.ll~ssl ,
noah, wklsh tnAy - enelo-ea and - n
mail II his rsk. The ekasvf will b. O. Ual.
lar @s +s<h sis~e ~ sppl<s gslvYrasn. ~
will not seHd wsAtine II 4 graf 6sensss -
iss~ III As&,nsy n fvsward<4. ~ - vf1eessss
9NsA. ts4srf4, 10 eusnle tAem - aesxeeeees
n,usa ~ fss~ ~. Az prssas ssssf - -
sssAtait sssr wilI - sAssHA sss:s.e - =
Aas.ssisst ri at,sHaiaA ngeeuasy. H. eoe -
suFh = ~ 49, \ ~ - l(1ys1p
NJ. ,~svxes IN y panesunlly Geoe11o4 n
Those ksysve dseuGtA sssvaaas ~ AoSe -
esess ,svsss4 = Akpsss = 49, - ~ r. ~
| ssysArs = ! ~ p*iet. L
n ssAssssry,sd Aee1e s4IIiIi;1aly - ~
IN nd hyrs aaae1 - ~ gvNu1le
Jin ~ ~ Il - b. ~
W tsssss hsaA - a. m
r y m ~, |1||l
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Issued Mr = ssth, 1881. &. d
L. K. fORD. CJ6A Ii

Received 10 oties Nswh IN 9eth, toGE
and handed 10 the et,tors II ,hs Tsses 9sr0
lean the same day fof pehltrssisa-
$. K. PERRY. shesH n. &
March -. 1881. ~
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JOB W q n K.

IuE P'opairtoss Of uss
Krpsbtscss are p,.,,arrd
" executs I'LL kinda Of
Job Printing. !" = wanuss
unsurpassed by any es.
t"bli.i''"ent in the. stat. !:
'uch NJ books, Pan,,,h.
i,.sA. lirirfa HILL 1'E.k..i.
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- vk aiev~<, jiM Gli,MEk, Nc
kHsnY, Master, ~ill leave Shr~se.
por EVkKY SAruNnY for New Ofenos
and NEE, the DUCK RIVER. CIAsk. Master,
al Alexandria. kh,pps and ps.ssng.r- may
rely IN going through without delay. The
aioyc boats have is'en thoroughly repaired and
rvti,itd IN h,anner that will not b. -arps-srs'
~ my beats in the trade. Being very light
dr~aghs they will rot meet with any detention
Auvu.t ii. 1880 i3n
NOTICE j. hereby given ihs Edwin Cater.
~ Administrator Of the Estate Of RAf"fd
InwdrrmiIk, deceased, nss 6lsd his accounts
far the hud settlement ~ said estate. and iisst
.hsv ~.i h. Opened f"s examination and s'l"w.
Asw~ II The next trim ~ ,hr Comaiy ts"ust prs.
isiuine 10 she estates ~ decreased prs>omA. 10 b.
Il. "a h and fas The County ~ Harmon, in the
State II Texas. an the lsi M"aday In Apr.
(in.,) A. d. 1881. when and where MI r<s-.'ss
in,.s&-,sd may attend ard rpassss theta 4 they
ihiah rr~pce.
by osdss " ~ COAT
Ts.ss. =. e. eEAzLEy. C'~rh.
30 tn9t OlA ~
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MR. EDITOR; Allow me through your valuable paper
to call to the notice of the victims of Consumption Il
efforts of the Humane Society, who have for number
years been investigating and reporting satscay on
consumptive diseases throughout the continent of En-
Iop, to try ifpossibe to mitigate the ills OF suffer ing
humanity, and who now through their distinguish
ell agent, DIR. BUNTING, making similar examinations
in this country.
AID we hope for their lkes well as for the unfor-
tunate sufferers, that they will al ow an opportunity
oiso valuable importance to pas withou having the
opinion OF 50 distinguished Physician, who from his
vast experience and high standing in Europe is thor
oughy qualified for the distinguished station he holds,
and to the medical man, he can show by his nossesson
OF the requisite legal qualifications that he is entitled to
esteem and respect in his pro essohal pursuits the IT,
most confidence should be extended. Dr. Bunting has
obtained the highest Medical honors as his diplomas
ffom the Royal College of Surgeons of London, and
the University of Edinburg which may be seen at his
rooms testify, and the great extent of his practice for
many years is guarantee for his professional experi-
ence, which has reference solely to the treatment of
,'hese ulseds9s' HUMANITY.