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LfARM sale in Acxansia oouaty. viFgini. with
OF aqaeiuct. from the Presidents
Gcoryrtovsn sell
oM, thereof located half mile Of
bsA koads hundSed There
between and beautiful hbered land
residue Much larger portion this fieh
Including thirty which be
nadsino meadow Psrsoas who be disposed
John Bali, Ninth
svrnue noeatio Bali ON adjacent fara.
MAJ ii--sodn sf efE M Hs, Nm. BALL. +
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w I'LL Open this mcrntng-
20 piec-s mosquito netting fa4l1AAT At#, e ~ .&l
? DO Ao co,osea mos.selincs, very nps Xt,f .lt ~
Hlack mits. long nnd shou tt
M Also an hsnd Hamilton t9+ phe etinfs UH.e .g4t
~ shrefrHs. az all grades
iiav ixeWA Aed falkuw Ao lfN8 N1 Mf srffal
Black hcsnbssine and
E rshfs hsrssst kAh SAhkT nApkiss t M Ut fft
sr wb@A nauhws u, Huelius-s Weeh da E+f .+ Lr. +
Black cloths cesptus~vct, srd v<stlnE
Domessch ~ us 1ormd-~ sivnys hand, ssd ne
lo~v.ss make, r,icss w NJ RHUsTER a CO.,
Aug lo-w3uf seventh street, resr Fsrnsyivsn'ss sT'
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NOTrCErbe Navy Department will entertain prcpo-i,ons
companied designs thr 2sh G
furnishing engines machinery and boilers complete FOR the
United States popee igsss San Jsc"tc sow lying
the Philadelphia navy yard.
propositions shouid ,yetify
One half soccessfa trial trip, sntisfsc'oy 70 the DE-
successful running be
udged BY engineers be selected by the Secretary Of
Navy lh3 3lHn69 lT4s 4tsh.e. II FIssf5I
Navy DvrAsrsrrr, Aug. II, 1873.
[Ts venns star Of Washington,
ID. Pennsyvsnsn sad Evening Ans Of Philadelphia will please
publish /
Aug I1-dta5,hnss. 5& .sI 81 atta9 lo-as. 5.
The SHOVE extended and modified follows
propositions will
prorimo furnishing
for
inse sd NJ building
will fao~s One half successful trial
trp department.
occr.s judged of by engineers
10 bc selected by the Secretary OF the Navy.
. NAVY DrrARrswsr, Aufus ~, 1883
Norai aud Evening STAR o Washington And the
and Evening Of Philadelphia please pubhshJ
Aug 33-dtSsptio 10 4 TG.4Ha
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A,TyA IyxURANCE COMPANY, NJ Utica New Horh
III against fire. losses, and nland transportation ions
resident VI. H. UAwLsv, secretary Capital, tl1ooo
~ CHAs. DE SELDiN0, Agent,
10 2swu Seventh opposite Odd Fe'lovs' Hail.
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National Medical College. WAshinxton.
ViE Thirty Annual Course Of Lectures will
fourth Monday in October, and contnne until Marcia
Tnon,ss Miller W. D. Professor Pbisoioey
NJ. D. Professor Of obseuie and Disease Of
Women and Chidr,n
Josua Riley NJ D. Maiea M,dcs, Therapeutics
John frd May, NJ Professor Principles rsc,ce c
Tyler D., Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
N~dcbe. ~. Fa e..9t~. -..# .afL
King lone Professor OF Micoscopsl and Fahoog
eni Antony. ~ ~ NHlNN Il. H@H
~. D. Professor OF Chcmiy and Pharmacy.
Cbas. Y. rorce, NJ, D., Posecfor and Dsn,onsrsios.
The facilities for the prosecution OF practical anatomy are
ample
Lake Europe, desks from which the
gwen for clinical Instruction
roof ~ se AHl. ~
Tnr budngs The last sesion for
the sk viii greatly -rtesd the usefulness Of
medical surgical snc esfs amazed Y ..s- II
expcn.. full OF lectures s9S
10
yabIs only once)
70
Medical and Surgical Clinic Through the whole
without charge,
ROBERT KING STONE, ~. D., 4U.
Dean of the Faculty
ntuF Oficc residence of aud 18th
l7-2awtlstNrv
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NEW DOMESTIC day GOODs.-The suhscdbers have
opened ell .iscted stock Of domestic dry
goods. They eonsia fao~-g 4.
20 pi 1914 iaA ane linen sbee inss, very cheap
do do piie~cssc linens
do do do round twist
10 bicnched and brown linen table dnmasks, all
widths, quaiies and prices
Scotch Russia huck abnck tsweHipRs
snyy-- drop ~ table napkins
And doyiiss and crash &#@ Fl
Hamilton tlcsc he'd and brown Canton 1anneis
rounds Irish linens all pure linen
5css~s hes, shirt,ox cotons, nj low prices
top,ecvs Nav York miIs improved
20 do hne brown shirtnss aud sbeetnRS
I'M Manchester ainRlsms
rs do fall cslicocs r
IS do 6n. white canbr,cs. from IL TO Is cents ~.
Is do do jsconets do do
10 nae striped md plain mnstns, ~ 10 rs orsss
20 ID hme whit. and red nAnnes .HE..
Ned ticking, striped snd plaid costons -.... -. -.
40 fine and embroidered shawls, which VIII he
sold very rrss, bargains -
25 lace snd embroidered NANTES, nj half price.
Asrre stock Of silks beges and all other kinds Of sum
~. win be below their original cost We ear
soich wsh 10 purchase,
determined sell low prices, aud no humbug
MAGKUDER h CALVERT.
Aug of-3taw2w
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NuctiOnerf and Commrson Merchant,
eout eide Pennylr 10th
An k--POdtf u - / =. -
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WHITE brandy &c.. t~ss vss~tved, swd s.p.---
sss S1 aS Ss'..s,ss & g.. .sss :.
s.. ns,. WI = e f,,'y ,'cs { =: 3,ss II
AnGB-ecd4~h Opposite Browns Marble Hwiidinss.
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CURNIrUnE. vsrntshtnx, uspstvsnE. and J"bhimG
shop Pepnsyvsns south side, hcivees *h ard 5A
picture factory Housekrrpers
by leaving tbctr ovd~rs
sbovv place, in nrse order Al such
viii fvoring undersigned with their work
WITH asr'ion Ard ahasRcs hA suhsces ecn
public Old chairs rrcRned
aud
sedevsiGn~d respectfully elcif- consinssnce o. the
Aug B-eoim ROBT. ". WAbMsbEf.
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nm. EDWARD II. CAunICHAEL, from virginia,
Offers his professional The Wsin
It's and ONCE ioh adjoiuin. Irving
Hosi. t14# tNl4@ #a HFH- Ap G--Asf'
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Notice
TO CERTAIN CREDITORS OF THE LATE RE
PUBLlC OF TEXAS.



RY an Act OF the Legislature of the State Of
- Texas, approved February 18th, 1888, the
time for auditing the claims for personal services,
civil aud military, and for supplies furnished,
known heretofore "a I'd Class Claims,) Is extended
For the period of eighteen months from the date of
said act:
This, therefore, Is to notify all claimants, of the
character aforesaid, whose claims have not prcvi-
ousiy been audited, To present the same for al.
jusincnt to the undersigned Auditor and Comp
troller, within the time prescribed by said enact
mcnt, 9Th Of August, 1881 otherwise they shall
be forever barred.
To prevent confusion, and for the protection of
claimants, certificates of adjustment will hereafter
be delivered, ONLY, to the claimant in person, or
To his agent or attorney. A simple order attcsted
by two witnesses in the following form will suffice:
81, "A. H., do hereby constitute and appoint C..
ID. my agent and attorney In fact, to present, prose
cute, and adjust, before the Auditor and Comptroller
of the State of ToXas, my claims of every dcscrip-
ton against the late ~lscpublic OF Texas, and to re-.
ccive and receipt for the proper certificate or other
evidence Of said adjustment.
Given under my hand this--day of--ls5
WINES: 4. b."
CERTIFICATES can be- RENTED by mil, II the
parties 50 direct, otherwise they will rcmUin OH file
in tho Auditors Office until called for.
JOHN NJ. SWISIIER, Auditor.
JAMES b.. SHAW, Comptroller.
Austin, February %, 1853. Ism.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, JuLr $, 1858.

coTToN.-Wc stated in our last weekly re.
view that :hc market closed with steadincss AT our
previous quotations. There was no material change
In prices. subsequently, until Tuesday. when the
receipt OF the Battles letters brought GU, buyers
with increased spirit, and enabled factors 10 realize
li!ler prices for all descriptions IN request, cstab-
fishing an Improvement in good Ordinary and low
middlng OF iaic.; since which there has been a
fair demand at the advance, but operations have
been restricted 10y the limited supplies Offering.
The salcs comprise 100 bales on Saturday, T50 on
Monday, i,h00 ON Tuesday, 300 OH "Wednesday,
] 500 Yesterday, and 400 to-day-msking an az
gregaic for the week of $500 bales, the bulk of
which has been for Great Britain. Prices close
With s'eadincss at our amended quotations.
The receipts here, from LIST Of September to date,
are 1858, Alb bales, against l,il2, 40 to same date
last year; and at all the United States ports there is
MI increase of sos, Is bales, IA compared with las,
year. The stock On hand tonight Il 81 ,ags
bales, against 3i,97l bales at the same time last
year.
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PLANTING roR PosrgRiry. -"Therc,' said u
gentleman the other day, pointing TO n fine
group of pine and other trees, my brother is
about 10 build n house those trees were plant.
ed for him upwards of twenty years ago"
How fortunate was this man TO have such n
father. Here nc builds his house among those
fine trees, and enters mt once upon their enjoy
ment. He gains twenty five years of time,
and not only that, the plantation has o tcn.fold
value in its history and associations. II is n
family monument. \ beautiful example this
TO fathers. Such nm inheritance has u moral
as well ms material value.
We have another instance of a like charac-
ter. a widow lady, who possesses u lnrgc and
beautiful estate in Western New York, in.
formed US. recently, that she was about to
plant and improve Il tract of ground for the
future residence of her son, who is yet a
child.
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Why's SOUTHERN LI1KRAR DEPOT
PROSPECTUS OF THE
SseIi'SH ..hSy~ EslE

J. Is. nnES AND JAMES ". sAYfuE, EDITORS,
THIS work, the first number of which was Ia
sued in March, 1898, IL composed mainly OF Saloc
tons iron The Periodical Literature of Great Brit.
ain, Franco, Germany, and iio United Suites
chiefly, however, from that of Great Britain, In al.
dition to American Journals, We haze ordered aud
are constantly receiving lay mail, the following Eu-
ropean publications;
The E,iinburg Review.
Mouth hrish Review,
Westminster Review,
4" Innlon Quarterly Review,
IS friectC Review.
" Retrospective Review,
Chamber Edinburgh Journal,
Eliza Cooke journal.
iioasoheil MoriA
United Service ,foarnal,
tolbatu's New Monthiy,
iutiln University MAgaslas.
iAaekwoo,is Edinburgh Magazine.
AhusNprtlfs MaaR3nv,
hNvrs MsgHsinc,
Hoods MaEinac.
Sirarafs Magazine,
faits Magazine.
tieHlleMths Massslhs.
laeSkwoosis Lady Magazine.
The Repository % AIS aud luveet,sps.
i%icrtlSa Mjsceiaay,
Ectue dos ,eaS Neuslos.
lIpEss lestsWgssr.
.efsh - Nesasd History.
Wcs5 6fii9Hg.
issrssn Iitmrty Gaselts.
rWe NqeHtr.
tNe. rhe t,hsnsug, Ice tum.aet
f@e iaurt
Nae tsus sWa gasts ga'Stssasi4 gMha8tlaa
ne hfsf sNa sbNs f~es36tsss u lhp tsa wgf
tsss ot ihe ssA sA a. esef,gy ee.aaeet sat
Nef Hf' sut aH} vkastae sFe. fstes
tsfin the tn 81 tN f4t0e Vs6s tfs
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nst sl rttts s1gtaas ~ re q 81
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ssse4 Fssh ~ N1k1~ssx
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE GONZALES INQUIRER.

Believing the time has arrived in the town
OF Gonzales, surrounded as ii is by tho wealthy
farmers in Gonzales county, for the establish
mcnt of II weekly journal ut the c%ounty-site-
through, or near which, the San Antonio and
Gulf Railroad will pass, and in n section of
country unsurpassed for beauty of scenery,
fertility of soil and salubrity of climate in the
State of Tcxns-it is proposed to establish at
the above named place, a newspaper, to be
known by the name of the "GoSzALEs lSoui-
REr," devoted to Agriculture, Literature, the
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and the
News of the day.
The Inquirer will he independent in politics,
but firm and decided in the advocacy of the
great principles of our republican government,
so ably clncidated i'll the administrations of
Washington and Jefferson; and will especially
maintain that sound and enlightened national
policy of sustaining our Southern institutions,
which the people of Texas, in conjunction with
her sister States of the South, have ever held
sacred, rs guaranteed to them by the c%onstitu-
ton OF thc United States. And while we claim
to have had some experience as editor and
publisher OF n public Journal, we shall, ut the
same time, bring to its aid the poetic and lite
rnry talent of able writers, with whose ability
MS correspondents we are well advised and ut
the same time trust that the Inquirer will be
so jndiciously conducted ms to encourage and
bring TO its support contributors from the En-
pirc State Of the South OH education, agricul.
ture and internal improvements.
While, then, we uniurl our banner in one of
the most thriving and delightful villages in the
State, and assiduously devote our energies and
time to make the Inquirer what the develop
ments of the country demand, and its appear
ancc equal TO any journal in the South. VIC shall
expect proportionatc encouragement from the
people OF Texas, than whom no citizens in the
Union manifest n %livclicr interest in whatever
pertains to the maintenance of morality, the
cause of education and the perpetuity ofrepub-
lican institutions.
TERMS.
The Inquirer will be published weekly, on
mn imperial sheet of fine paper, neatly execu.
ted, for 50 90, if paid in advance; SO 80, il
not paid within six months or 81 90, at the
expiration of the year.
All communications for the Inquirer must he
addressed to the Editor, free of postage.
5. w. SMITH,
u. s.. H. DARST.
Gonzales, Texas, January, 1853.
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lsy the Governor of tllc state OF
Texas.
RocLAMATIoN

"nEREAs by a Joint Resolution Of the late
extra session of the State Legislature, mp.
proved February 7th, 1858, a certain amendment
to the Constitution Of the State il proposed, which
Joint Resolution is in the words and figures follow.
ing, to wit:
"Joint Resolution proposing an amendment. to
the Constitution"
abe n RESOLVED nv TIiE LEGISLATURES or riI
STATE OF TEXAS, That the following be proposed as
an amendment to the Constitution of the State Of
Texas, to he added 10 such amendment ~ Section
., which, when ratified as provided for by the
thiry-scvcnth section of tho seventh article of said
Constitution, shall be valid to all intents and pro-
poses MS n part of said Constitution:
Sec. 3. That in case n vacancy shall from any
cause occur In any OF the offices mentioned in tho
iirst section of the amendment of the Constitution,
the Governor shall appoint some suitable person to
III such vacancy, who shall continue TO discharge
the duties of such office until the time of the next
general election established 10y law for the election
of State or County officers, and until his successor
shall have been elected aud qualified"
Now, therefore, ], Il. HaIIsbrough Bell, Govern.
or of the State of Texas, do hereby, in pursuance
of the law and the Constitution, order and direct
that the above rccitca Joint Resolution be publish
cd in the public prints of this state, for the con
sideiatiuu OF the people, at least three months
previous 10 the next general election Ia bc heidi
throughout the State, on Monday, the first day OF
August ensuing.
And l do further order and direct tho ChicG
Justices Of the several counties (and in case of
vacancy in the office OF Chief Justice, or inability
of that officer TO act, then ANY two Of the County
Commissioners, 10 cause polls to be opened Mt tho
several precincts in ticlr respective counties on the
said LIST day of August next, and the votes OF aH
those voting for Representatives hi the Stat6
Legislature 10 be taken for anil against the adoption
OF the said proposed amendment, The Chi@
Justice of the several counties land In case a.
vacancy in the Office OF the Chief Justice, or I'M
ability of that officer To act, then ANY two of thS
County Commissioners will return TO the SccrctarS
of State complete lists of tho names of all thos0
voting for Representatives in the Legislature, whick
lists must show who voted for aud who voted
against the said proposed amendment, as well az
the names OF those who did not vote ut all upon
the question, as u majority of the whole number Of
votes cast Tor Representatives throughout the Statd
seeGas Ia lac contemplated Us necessary 10 aid
amendment Of the Constitution, =
NNssn.sssL In testimony whereof | have here's
SsExS,tl. unto set my hand, aud caused tho
.tfzzs4Ms great seal OF The State to be affixed,
NSSxESES Done mt the City of Austin, this second
TTTVN day OF May, A. u. 1853, OF the I'm.
dependence OF the United States tho
nth, and OF Texas the 18th year.
BY the Governor, L. II. BELL.
THos. II. puvAL, Secretary of State.
i
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HOMIE ,Np llullNG There isa dispoSi.
ten among some planters to pass from oue eN.
IRENE Co another, ia their modes of culture
without paying due Tcgari TO the state of the
season
{. the season Is a dry one, a Tat surface 3,
supposed TO ho the hest tor ,hv ,rop hu, 4
rainy, slightly hitling may prove To- hs alyau.
tagensiS
The clear, hot DAYS s. the proper time e.,
hocinE q, shc sun Kills the wgc.is etltyiusl,
ia ; few hours.
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Cows HoLpiNG ur THEIR Mmx.-A few wears
ago, | bought a young COW, which proved to
BIO very wild, aud when took away her first
calf she would not give hor milk. | heard il
remarked, that putting a weight on the cows
back would mako her give her milk down. |
accordingly drove her into n stable, go, a
busbel of grain and put Il on her back, While
kept in this position she had no power to hold
up her milk for it came down irc.3y. ANcr
doing this u few times and afterwards putting
my hand on the back Of the COW, 1t would
give way and she would Immediately give down
her milk. -taifirafer.
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.am,n,.st..i.,.. Natler.

NATURALIZATION FWFBtf
t6ta3 s43ss Nrest ~ Fs454sNs N4~z7s AAstaf
y ~ &sFa Rygs \ - ISIS, stf~&aea -
sAsaa 81 Ezsfs = Assses 4~&N SEES
~ ms Aessse essfss 81 - ~ fstsss g6asg
teessss Assa - - ssft8 IA Ass sfssss ~
80. ss4sehsws = a4s4 neNag aseTee
1svt> 2 MeAtsiE~
ssa4s2s gsn sssss
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a Sttrlp prY l<~TttCtnsr 'otDu pratpt
IA f8eutl g,vcs ~, ihc ttt,v ine ry,s tf a
vsry csminou complaint Is oWf midst, which
hS and mans othess hsty ,isl swi f8ni a
certain c1,re So vetFAs Take 4 hsHt0,l %
gsstn, o. tbrte papsr of dy haglee}si rul
SiSqp Il IA qustt ~ wa,rt to sitvug lss.
rcraasc lAy dNEs tsti Nlan ta q tiaL tAtu
All a ~teAenp4ai oaeh 80 laueu sasAt All
l.5ses, = ulaesspss4aii ,sth ~ isrl aai Tar.
sn4 Gsti iha Wbs t. 4 gsn ba2 q ees,'
pes sl,3at tlte SIZE ~ pa tVh mktU uls,,
tYtF a-tafsastt o. Uopsit
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DIR. j.. A.
GONZILES, TEXAS

ofFlS his professional services to the citizens
OF the town aud surrounding country.
june rs, lS53-iy
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Arrangements have tecu malc 10 hlunisi, the
kNiekyflstkcr Magazine, iic Home ittlmai. Anl
the New York MUicai Mould and Times. 10 new
subscribers los 1--we dolh,rs a yclt' This Is Cheap
Etelaturv. With q vengeance. The huiekUgiWtkrf
q. sd poe sha,,m, the Home journal. a. -, and
thc Htacai Mufhi anl Thuc4 -; making & S a
year to ,he u.nti rstne, That ibrcc such uofks
cln Be- o]ltsiaei ter hte aolar. a SvAy. b lict ,iai,
woFsht Size Cli1g.e aga, ehleh h igei new hVjuu
ushcfs, 10. uf thv kpakeJisckc, Mor,ssue, elt.
"a g. lewis t@Shps tsssk, Il - uAlter sap g.
sFytA. fw iaellS WEARS b lqs haven the msst
eeuist hafaYaas sa4 9hy wsethls m 'he
sfti 4ti 81 psyrept toi9tee ea4 te hettst tltAr,
sat ehi,h p~reteitt Tie iDe4e leafual eusel
ts tsee D. Menis sed \ = Ma. Wea ke,ee
4 ~ tHsf afAls uoessStsN ia sme . ssi sa4
Nastgl Wuti ASH f9s@- est8e3hs i,nssknl tge
~ N}k iasfH NsAsa Hoe n Vat
a. Wa O. ife Nes b Ross. Mi
aihst cssg3ssHs af a4s%
tAhtek sgav ssA s4sth a msts 49,,
aass 81 ssfsss b. t~sfa~s e,efzhs 3
t.tt hs8 maseai ss3 t,tr pet
tssss @ sss ysss e ntsf
eem aeasS W 0ssb kte AfN
a iasH4 N2s t8Nts9 ~sse
lassaS 4ssas4 Wa A&s fsHs $50
a ~ Aae ftAsats akAte Wiqs
I'd fss~4 ta8 Nfs NaM p az rasNa ~
atA tm8 Egta asa tssxtan> z
aB Wakf st HtuNA
~ g e t saa 2nse - Nss 8
A t&se as I8t@ ei
eas 49, 4Nta
s s. s tf4ts 1 st8
fseh. 4e5s eh HA
ava ~ ass - ms se1 - 81
Ast~ aYrp \ wmi&A
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DAVID LAWS. 4 urous
LEWIS IL HUGHES,
Druggists ApOihccarics Il Chemist.

~ T'FsT"NaNFFE TFssAEIENN,
LNDiINOi.i, Yh.rIS.
AVE nn hand and ate constantly receiving
Hn ir"m Foreign Ports aud principal Atlantic
cities ml Articles IN their line, via; Drug, Mctliciucs,
Dye SlltlS oils, Paints, Pcrftmer,, Gl,ss are. and
a complete assortment OF Fancy articles Sc, Sc,
which j. not exceeded IN cx,on, or qualty hy an,
House IN tbc South West.
uur arrangements and facilities are such tina, Ne
rau "lcr Inducements Ia Dealers Nhicl must iu,
lpencc oil Nbn, mot ouN ike ,o have a tir cIoiyc
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mciicuc, that arr Nhat the, es7iosi to be anil
such ~ NIl bear thc s]iiicte.t examination and
a~uolvsis
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cannot lr ~ohlaincl cssol, t,om thc manufacture
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Attorneys IL Counsellors at Law

AND GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
SEGUIN, TEXAS.
WILL practice in the Various Courts of Guada-
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aud Comal counties, aud in the Supreme and f'cie-
inl Courts ut Austin.
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