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TO PHYSICIANS

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NEW York, August 18th, 1868.
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name destroys this Qts active principle) leaving
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ADDED, 70 prevent fermentation; upon inspection ii
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The Young Pilot.

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The Horseman's Manual.
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FOREIGN NEWS,

ATHENS, August 25.-During the violent
storm which passed over Tamia, town of
the Turkish frontier, lightning struck the
powder magazines, which exploded with ter
rible effect. The destruction of property
was very great The inhabitants were ter
ror stricken and fed to the country.
CRY OF MEXICO, August ia Catholic
priest was imprisoned in Martin for harangu-
attempted Jail delivery. The result was
great riot and many killed and wounded.
PARIS, August 2S.-Deaths for the week,
1913, including six of cholera.
Paris, August 25.-The Government has
forbidden public rejoicing in this city on the
4th of September, the anniversary of the
revolution in Paris last year against the
Bonapartes.
Reported assurances were received at Yer.
sailles that the Prussisn troops in France
will be reduced to $4,000 on the lst of Sep
TENDER, and those who remain will be lodged
in barracks.
LONDON, August 26-The independence
Beige to-day discredits the reported ap-
pearance ofcholera at Antwerp. At Konigs-
burg on Wednesday there were l27 cases of
cholera and 48 deaths, and at Donbue on the
same day IL cases and 10 deaths were re-
ported. The epidemic is decreasing in
Russia.
Blanco's rebellion in Uruguay is crushed.
Amnesty is proclaimed.
The entry of Carlists iE Spain is imminent.
Five heavy columns Of troops have been sent
to the frontier, and the civil guards concen-
trated.
All parties in the French Assembly are dis
satisfied with the leaders.
PARIS, August 24.-There is q rumor on
bourse of an attempt to assassinate Amadus
King of Spain, and that he was injured. No
confirmation.
VERSAILLES, August 25.-In the Assembly
| Gen. Pellissier, brother of the Marshal, op-
posed the disarmament of the National Guard
as inopportune. Viscount Miox advocated
immediate disarmament, and was vociferously
cheered. Theirs attempted to speak, but wal
violently interrupted by the right. Thiert
concluded it was evident he had lost the con
fndence of the Assembly, aud that he knew
what course TO adopt. The amendment pro-
posed by General Deciot for gradual disband
ment was then adopted By 4s7 to l54.
The prisoners counsel before the cour
martial boldly charges Versailles troops will
using petroleum shells against Paris. Th
Court promptly silenced the accuser, stigma
tizing the assertion as Infamous.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

JOURNAL OF EDUOATIoN.-The number for
August is before us-a four column, sixteen
page monthly, well printed and filled with
choice articles, original and selected, on
educational and kindred themes. This is
one of the best publications of the kind in
the west. Published at st. Lonis, Mo.
Terms, 81 80 per year.
BANNER OF LIGHT.-This is the acknowl-
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and the oldest paper of the kind published
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per, neatly printed from small type, and gives
indications that it is we'll sustained. If Spirit
ualism is "dying out" as some say, this pa
per does not show it. 1t is published at
Boston, at So per year. twill be sent on
trial three months for seventy.fye cents
The RAPID WRITER.-This is a neat quar-
terly, devoted to the introduction of the new
system of shorthand writing, invented by
Rev. Mr.. Linsley, called Tachygraphy. The
system is more lengthy thar Photography,
but at the same time more linear, tits pecu-
liar feature.) The vowels, as we'll as conso-
nauts, are written in words without lifting
the pen, and its construction is simple and
its requirement easy. 1t is claimed to be
very useful to clergymen, lawyers, ETC., and
others who have much writing to do. Pub
lished at MendOn, Mass, at fifty cents per
snnum.
HARPER's BAzAR.-This is a useful as well
as a literary paper, AID should be found
in every family. 1t contains a variety of
matter of interest to both young and old, be-
sides every description ofpstterns, and all the
latest fashions. Harper's Bazaar, one year,
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had, however, out of abundance Of
caution, been provided for separately;
and stoutly denied that there was any
authority for imposing taxes for
"other purposes"
He was likewise unwilling to be
taxed to support a military establish>
ment, which the police force and
State guard we're, you may call then
by what name you please. No such
forces we're contemplated by the
Constitution, or necessary to the
peace of the country-on the con-
trary are just now the main source of
disturbances, and rapidly drawing
into their ranks the worst characters
in the country, and no one knows
what these forces will cost annually,
including the special policemen au-
thorized to be called into service in
each county on any and all occasions.
These forces ought to be disbanded
at once. Their continuance In SER
vice, under such instructions as those
embodied in Governor Davis's cleo
ton order must result in no great
while in civil war.
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COngreSsIOnaI DisIrIc1s.

FIRsr-Anderson, Angelina, Cherokee,
Chambers, Harrison, Henderson, Houston,
Hardin, Jasper, Jefferson, Liberty, Nacog-
doches, Newton, Orange, Pamela, Polk, Rnsk,
Sabine, San Augustine, Shelby, Smith, Trim
ily, Tyler. Van Zandt and Wood counties.
SECoND.-Archer, Bowie, Collin, Cooke,
Callahan, Clay, Davis, Dallas, Denton, East
land, Ellis, Erath, Fannin, Grsyson, Harde-
man, Haskell, Hopkins, Hunt, Hood, Jack,
Johnson, Jones, Knox, Kaufman, Lamar,
Marion, Montague, Palo Pinto, Parker, Red
River, Shackelford, Stephens, Tarrant, Tay>
lor, Throckmorton, Titus, Upshur, Wise,
Wichita, Wilbarger. and Young counties.
THIRD.-Austin, Brazoris, Brazos, Burle-
son, Bosque, Freestone, Falls, Fort Bend
Grimes, Galveston, Harris, Hill, Leon, Lime
stone, Montgomery, Milan, Madison, McLen-
nan, Matagords, Navarro, Robertson, Walker
Washington and Wharton counties.
FoURTH.-Atascosa, Bastrop, Bell, Brown
Burnet, Blanco, Bsndera, Bexar, Bee, Colo
RADIO, Comanche, Coleman, Coryell, Concho
Dawson, De Witt, Dimmitt, Duval, FL Paso
Edwards, Encinsl, Fsyette, Frio, Gillespie
Guadalupe, Gonzales, Goliad, Hamilton
Hays, Hidalgo, Jackson, Kerr, Kendall
Karnes, Kinney, LavAcs, LAmpasas, La Sale
Llano, Live Oak, Mason, Medina, Maverick
McCulloeh, Nueces, Presidio, Runnels, Refu-
gio, San Saba, San PatriciO, Starr, Travis
Uvalde, Victoria, Williamson, Wilson, Webb
ZAvala and Zapata counties.
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word to tIne women.

We know a young lady who takes
the superintendent of her mothers
house, makes all the dresses of the
family, as we'll as her own, in style
which would do credit to an accom-
plished dressmaker, drives her sisters
to school every morning, gives them
music lessons, finds time for quite a
large correspondence, is very supe~
rior cook, always cheerful, but she
is mortgaged property, as you might
know. Her mother is not anxious
for her to marry so as to get her off
her hands. l shall tell the young
men that they do not find this kind
of young lady passing her time on
the street or in frivolities, though l
will tell you secret. There are a
few more of the same sort, but you
must seek them to find them. This
kind of wife Solomon sets above the
price of rubies. When misfortune
overtakes you she will be like the
vine in the oak-become your moral
supporter in the time of trouble.
How many of our women are taking
care of their families to-day who
have never had to think of money,
except to crafty their whims and
wishes. 0. PicGyWne.
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THE FALL TERM
AUSTIN YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL
Will Commence On the First
Monday Of September Next.

fINHE ORGANIZATION OF THIS INSTITU-
] TION ia that of Grammar School,"
and, though under private auspices, the
Standard of Scholarship is high and pro-
gressive.
The Corps of Instruction, at present con-
sisting of four regular teachers, will be en-
larged as the necessities of the school
demand.
The Department of Music will be under
the control of an experienced teacher. 1t
will embrace instruction in Vocal and In
strumental Music.
The whole school is properly graded, and
the Rates of Tuition are:
For Primary Pupils, per mOnth..........$3 90
For intermediate Glasses, per mouth. 90
For Advanced Glasses, per month. ...... 90
For Modern Languages, extra. l 90
For Music Il Instruction, extra. 90
The Latin Language is part of the Regu--
! lar Course.
Tuition is payable at the end of each
month.
For further particulars, address
T. c. BITTLE,
aul0-wtsc Principal.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SELECT SCHOOL.

MRS. WHEAT AND MISS CLIFTON
lN will, on the 4th of September, open a
Select School for young ladies and small
boys. The usual English branches will be
taught, together with French and needle
work. Drawing and oil and water color paint
ing extra. Terms three, four and FIVE dollars,
payable monthly. Mrs. Van Dusen will take
charge of the musical department.
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The Cincinnati Commercial advi-
ses General Grant to put Red Cloud
into the Indian Bureau. 1t would
have that gentle savage "take off his
leggings, throw away his blanket,
pluck out his feathers, break his
tomahawk, wash off his paint, put on
a swallow tailed coat, stove-pipe
hat, pair of pants and a pair Of
boots, 90 to Washington or Long
Branch, and apply for the vacant
place he is so well qualified to FILL"
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Crand RniIrond lTeeting.

There will be grand railroad meeting of
the citizens of Travis county, to be held at
Cooks corner, Congress avenue, on Monday,
at 4 pm. General Henery E. McCulloch,
Agent of the Gulf, Western Texas and Pa
cifc Railroad Company, will address the
people upon the proposed extension of that
road from Victoria to Austin RIA Gonzales and
Lockhart, and will submit proposition to
the county to take stock in the road. Come
one, come ALL Let us have hand in all of
these works of improvement
The editor of the Bonham Meas writes us
"You will greatly oblige the undersigned
by informing us WHAT the subscription price
of the DEMoCRATIC STATESMAN. Having
failed to effect an exchange with you, it is
nevertheless our fixed determination not to
be deprived of the central organ of the Demo-
cratic party in Texas
After such an appeal, the Re'cs has OF
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The omission to do so sooner was purely
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