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CTATE OF TEXAS,


Tothe sheriff or any constable Of said county, greeting;
WHgisRAs. r. n Male, under his arm name OF Male
y - resident eltzen % Travis county, dcAas .as
Texas. complaining 81 james Davidson and A. =
Davidson, his wife both o. whom are alleged % be
nonresidents Of the State Of Texas which Nci 81 non
residence il sworn 10 by ,Iohn " Robertson, Esq.
one Of the attorneys for plsnin aeng IN substance
- fellows; That tho defendants are indebted 20 peu
toner under his firm namc - aforesaid for goods.
lumber shingles plank etc. fiFs bed them ai various
times and dates between October 5. lsa, and Deeem
Der lS12 and for which said defendants agreed 70
pay their Just and reasonable Naiuc and petitioner al
eges their just, fair and reasonable value 10 b. ave
hundred ana ten dollars COLA Of particulars Of said
Petitioner frfher sieres that said lumber. shingles
plank etc. furnished by petitioner and used by
defendants in the repair and erection Of houses cut
buildings, fences, etc. situated upon lots numbers g
{, s, and 10 IN block No. % Raymond 4 Mhts's
ubdvison Of outo,s Nos Is, Is and II u division
OF the oat-lots Of the city Of Austin, in Travis
Of the furnishing OF the said lumber. planS shingles
etc, the homestead Of the defendants That the enid
claim for money has been duly proved up and recorded
a. mechanic lien on the said real estate and = such
a lien. That said sum OF money has long since been
and that petitioner Is now the legal owner ard holder
OF said claim and lien.
Wherefore he prays for judgment FOR bis said debt
interest," costs Of snii decree for foreclosure OF his
mechanics lien, and for general and special relief,
etc, etc.
You are therefore commanded 70 summon the said
James Davidson and A. L. Davidson. by publication Of
this writ in the DEMOCRATIC STATESMAN, newspaper
published in Austin city for four consecutive weeks
prior 10 the day thereof be and appear before
the honorable District Court 0f Travis county on the
first Monday in October 1873 then and there 70 answer
this petition and show cause. II any they may have,
why judgment should not be had against them. Herein
fail not but OF this writ and your service thereon
make due return as the law directs.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said dis
SEAL irict court at Office at the city OF Austin,
September 4, 1873
A. r. MORRIS, Clerk
BY FRANK BRowN, Deputy.
Received September 4. IS5s, and ordered to be
printed in the DEHocEkTIC STATESMAN a weekly
newspaper published In Travis county for four
sive weeks from this date.
GRO. B. zIMPEIMAN, sheriff
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We reprint from the GAINESVILLE Gazeft
the following beautiful poem, from the. per
Of our friend, Judge Wcaver.l
/ sm alone to-day Dcccmbera uind s vailine
Among the cypress tops, with funeral tone.
sadly A. = they swept through yonder grove biee.
paling
Aud canght the sound Of some pale moarRef's moan.
Al me, an alsnei
am aionci Lone as y0n weeping willow
That droops above monumental stone
To mark the spot where lies on earth's cold pillow
a stranger = head-is very naine unknoNn.
Like him, am aionei
am aionel The dreams 30 early cherished,
so fendIy hoped fOr--clung fo-all have flown.
Like springs Grst budding flowers, they bl0omed,
Both bloom and frnit to leave me All alone
In ne. am aione
am alonei Youth, truth, hope, love and beauty
Are buried IN a Western land ATARI
And am here. % do soldiers duty
iovfeas breast Is only lt for var
For strife sud death, aOnei
an aionei Oh, shall be alone hereafter
Beyond the waves Of the cold Sea % Tine.
Wken the pale phantom-barl that DER the gnif did
watt her,
Shall bear my spirit 70 that peaceful eiime.
Shall stili be alOnes
5rasaiitoches. Ia, DsceDa5ey, 1861.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE,


Within legal hours, on TUESDAY, the seventh day
OF October, A. ID. 1873, I will sell at the dour Of
Travis county court house, in the city Of Austin,
Texas the highest and best bidder for cash. an The
following described lots tracts of land situated in
the county of Travis State OF Texas, being part OF the
bounty granted Isaac Perlins lying the Colorado
river, about miles west OF the city OF Austin
wit: Lots Nos TO 81 inclusive containing forty
each shown by plat of subdivision OF surveys Nos
81 and IS, from survey made by Dennis Corwn sur
veyor, and copy of which may be at Jaw Office OF
John A. Green, aud viii be exhibited on day OF sale.
Also, six hundred and forty acres situated In the
county of Menard State 81 Texas, nine and one half
miles north, ihirtyscven degrees east from the old
San saba Fort. Secured By patents Nos 1862 aud
1863 vol T. 10 JOS II. Moore, assignee OF Hernriek
Heynemnn, being in two tracts $40 acres each.
Also, twelve and half acres IN Travis county,
Texas, seven miles west of Austin, and out Of the
southwest corner OF the Benedict Beecham bounty
tract purchased by Jos II. Moore, decd, from Eanes
The aforesaid lands viii be sold the property Of the
estate of Joseph H. Moore, deceased for the purpose
OF discharginp mortgage sbt thereon and 10 raise
funds for the maintenance OF the family OF deceased,
by virtue OF an order Of sale made by the District
Court OF Travis county, State OF Texas granted July
s. 1873. Title believed good. Lands valuable.
MATILDA i. MOORE
Administrative Estate Of Jos. II. Moore, deed.
Austin, September 9, 1873 sell 3tw
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the SheriT or any Constable OF Travis
County, Greeting:

County. Directing;
WHEREAS, L. c. Locke and r. Marshall, Of said
county, have filed their petition In the District Court
That in the months OF July and August, 1872,
petitioners were employed by said Davidson 10
paint the dwelling house and outhouses Of said
Davidson out-lots Nos. z, and g. in block
No. of the subdivisions Of out-lots Nos IS. 10
and II in division D OF the city OF Austin the home
stead of defendants that in compliance with said
tract, petitioners did the work OF painting said dwell
ing and out-houses in workmanlike manner, to the
expressed satisfaction of defendant and that for said
work and material furnished and used in said work
defendant became liable and Is justly indebted to pc
ttioners in the of two hundred and fifty coin dol
lars will appear by reference to bill Of particulars
attached to the petition; that by thereof the
same is lien upon said dwelling and out-houses and
paid from defendant petitioners pray for process by
publications; at the trial FOR Judgment for the az
legged to be due for order to sell said PREMISES for
the payment Of said debt, and for general relief
Wherefore, we command you TO summon James
Davidson, by causing this citation 10 be published for
four successive weeks prior to the return day hereof
in the DEMOCRATIC STATESMAN newspaper published
in Travis county, TO appear before the District Court
of Travis county, to be held at the court house thereof
in Austin on the FIRST MONDAY in October, 1873
then and there to answer the petition Of l. g. Locke
and T. Marshall brief statement Of which Is set out
herein, when and where You shall make known how you
have executed the same
Witness my hand and the seal Of the District
lSEAL.l Court Of Travis county, at Austin, this
August 20, 1873
By FRANK Brown, Deputy. scp6 It'd Stw
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Legal Advertisements.
.A1Es FOR THE YEAR 1919.

Notice 4 hereby given that shan commence 70 col-
let ne State and Conty Taxes for The year iSs
frcclnct NO. l--At WehbcTyile On November 10
1873 At Manor On November III ISl2
Precinct No. AT Summers sfnrr On Notrrohrr
Il $50 AZ Anderso1.s Aill On N1velnher "A 1873.
pTccincf No. AT Herr, mans store on Noscrnhes
~, lss3. At SuumeroNe Storc on November ~ isss
Al Bee Cave Pcsto.hces on November ~. tS78
Der 81 ISsS Al Joncs's Store. November - lS5l
Precinct No. AT the Court House IA Austia from
0ctoScrI. to November 10 ISIS
GEO II. ZIsPEINAN
seislmd&w sheriff Travis Connfy
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ME STATE OF TExAs

To all persons interested IN The administration u The
estate Of James Gum. deceased:
Thomas Anderson. administrator % the estate 81
District Court % Travis county for order ~ sale 20
sell 1 acres Of land Of the fract purchased By James
Gum 81 Labou Stewart situated the cltt bank ~
Colorado river about u miles above AHEfin 90 Igavis
county also the following las tnafed "a surirson
YER and known the old b0rieste1d - James Gunn
on the waters 81 TIE Middle lui coafafuIl balance
81 unsod land more particular ce-crpiiou q which
cannot be furnished. 1lto. fen head % iorsee
forty head 81 cattle aud Two lp-se f1Eoiog fic
payment q debts and fxpe1Ec- - afrinstrlttoli.
which win bc beard the next term q aid cnff ~
the courf house thereof Is lleLn he fst 1iooday
in October A. .. 1873 when and where Ell persons n
tcresfed In said administration nay aIIlr and shDn
cauee uhy such sale atould nos b. la1de.
Witnesr my la1d and the seal ~ a1i4 couIt
lSEAr-l this August =, less
BY ~ & DrE.l, D. putty.
Received A1clst issa 1ut rf'itlff ri-lze1 Tor
fonr successive ucc,s ID ~ lE1afllt raFesslks
GEO. y ZfEfEfzHAF. ShcflG.
By I0ES r. SroEEs. Deputy tep4 q 3 Est
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For Sale.
1 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Within legal hours on TUESDAY, the seventh day
Of October, A. ID. 1873 win SELL at the door Of the
court house OF Travis county in the city Of AUSTIN
Texas, to the highest and best bidder IN United States
currency credit Of six months with good personal
security and mortgage the property sold to
the purchase money, al the following described lots OF
land. lying and being situate IN the city Of AUSTIN
Travis c0iinty, Texas, to-wit.
lots 3 4, p b. Il, - aud 16 In block No !. Lots d
6, ., 10 II b. "a, IS and rs in block No 2 Lots l. 2
3, g. = g q II and II in block No. and the southwest
portion Of said block lying west Of lots Nos /, 2
and Of said block and bounded the north By aline
produced by extending the north line OF lot 4 Ia said
block, west TO Shoa creek; the east By extension Of
and the eouth by 4 line produced by extending the
south line OF lot !, IN said block west 10 sbOa creek
and on the west by Shoa creek. Lots 10 u ihcln
sive, IN block No 4 and tract Of land forming part
Of block A. not laid of into lots extending 20 ShOa
creek; and small tract between blocks Noe. aud
aud Shoal creek Lots J. 3, & 3 @ q TO- II, r. - Is
Is, lG, IL 49, 10 90 o. a and 26 IN block No s and
small tract, part Of said block, extending ShOa
creek.
All the foregoing ota blocks and tracts 81 isnds al-
pear a sub vision plat o. Aus In city oufiOfs Nos
45fff5 81 and s. 81 division d - The Austin oui0ts
made by Corwin & Campbell practical surveyors. Al
copy 81 said plat can Dc seen AZ my occ and VIII be
exhibited on the day Of ealc.
said property viii Be sold the property Of te IS.
tate Of Charles T. sobards deceased Tor the payment
u the debts due By sid estate and for distribution By
virtue 81 order Of sale % the District Court Of
Travis county, Texas, granted 5une 7slBt3 Title -
the estate 70 said property j believed 70 beperiec
~. ~ WALTON,
Administrator estate 81 chas l. Richards. deceased.
austin. Sept. = 1871. fep4 W5t
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Female Bravery-A Woman Stays a
Panther.

A correspondent says that on the 18th
ult., party of young women went out from
Queens Run to the mountain Just back of
the settlement gathering huckleberries.
One of them, Jerusha Bryan, advanced a
little further into the woods than the Others
when she was attacked by huge panther.
Her companions. hearing the brute scream,
sought safety in flight, but Miss Bryan find
ing escape impossible, determined to stand
her ground, and Selling a huge pine knot
gave her enemy BATTLE The contest was
close one for a few minutes, but human
courage, judgment and GOODNESS soon tri-
umphed over brute strength, and the heroic
woman soon had the satisfaction of laying
the blood-thirsty monster dead at her feet.
Her garments were torn in shreds, and her
face and arms badly scratched, but she
walked home with firm step and the light
of triumph in her eye, and was able to give
good account Of herself. The dead
panther was soon afterwards found by the
people OF Queens Run, and proved IN
measurement to be six feet ten inches long.
Miss Bryan IS the lion Tor iioness) Of the
neighborhood, as she we'll deserves to be.
We doubt whether an instance can be found
on record of more cool, heroic bravery and
wise discretion, developed 10y any woman,
even in the most historic and perilous days
OF Pennsylvania IT1aiamsport (Ptnn.) Ga
seftc.
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TnE WATcHwoRp or THE DENocRATIc
Parry. -Stcadily.and surely the grand old
Democratic party is rising to the require
ment of its noble mission. In Ohio, no
monopoly, no protective tariff, no irredeem-
able currency are the watchworGs of the
coming contest, and We hope, the coming
victory The Maryland Democracy APP
proach the same high standard, and from
Maine comes back the clear and firm
voiced reiteration Of the Ohio platform.
More and more plainly viii It become APP
parent to the true Democracy Of the whole
Union that thorongli-going Democratic
principles, openly maintained, boldly adv0-
Gated and faithfully applied--to-wit: Specie
payments. no monopolies, taNatio
isxes onl--wil net only restore
Union the beae6cent rule under viii
rs historic gtorlcs were won, but vii
speedily restore TO the industries O
wholc people, in all the States, y
prosperity. Free trade and farmers NJ
~ fcrsfgao cinc,s. Nee losk World.
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Ar, /" GFamachfce. !"
BY wM. COLLINS.

By MMs OUTLINE.
The days are gone when Erin's harp
SWellcd high IN bower and hall,
When mail clad warriors girded on
The sword nj Enn's call;
When kings and tyranfs quailcd 20 hear
The war cry OF the Gael.
And Freedoms banner proudly waved
Throughout Green lnnisfail
flushed Il the harp and silent now
The strains that once were poured
IN streams Of gushing melody
Around the kingly board;
Silent and lone In death they lie
Who sung Green Erns name
Her glory and her chgalry,
And proud enduring fame.
The foeman's hand has dimmed thc light
That once 20 brightly ehanc,
And bard and minstrel sing Ia vain
OF gloricE past and gone;
But hope still cheers the patriots heart
Though bound IN sayery's chain,
And Freedom yet shall strike tho harp
In Erin's Isle again.
Cleteid5ld, ohio.
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No. lGl1.-The State '. VIM. Iackoy-
Titus. An Indictment Tor an as ault,
coupled with an ability to commit an as
sault, IS bad
Judgment affirmed.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE OF AP-
IA PoINTMENT.

No. B59.-Al re, JOHN L. HOUSE, Bankrupt
In the District Court of the United States for the
Western District OF Texas. In the matter OF JOHN
L. HOUSE, Bankrupt-in bankruptcy.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The undersigned
hereby gives notice OF his appointment assignee Of
the estate Of John L. House, bankrupt " Cistern Fa-
yette county Texas within said district who has been
adjudged bankrupt upon his petition, by the dis
trict court OF said district.
A. 2. WOODBRIDGE.
Assignee, etc
Austin. September 6. 1873 sepii wst
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I'VE STATE OF TEXAS,

To "a persons Interested - liie - fe
E.faie III THOMAS ~ WASHINGTON. ferfltcd.
Il n WASHINGTON EEec1tf1E q tae ui1 ~ j.
y ~ WASHINGTON. Eas Sled tsr 1i-1i EKls8t ID lite
DlssrIrt Coft - TrsEis col1lE. which 81 - rlsi
f1c nezf lflI1 ~ eli4 rr.-i. ~ ne it4E
MONDAY ia ue1rl,el. 1854 - l.e 11ufl slse ttfFaal
= fhs tffr ~ anslin s. risf fl1t % IFso1e lnfet
fets IS s1tt 14lafe fsF sfp1zf a'l ake 1se1itn1e
nfr Morris. rlEfE ~ tei1 frsfr.
I1trf ass ftr sssi i9rft alEzed liiIs aIl.it |.af
~ t,tqsen.i'1f. s. . 1<t
Al y NORRIS Clerk
b paAsE neoss. Day
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TuE most appalling caseof deafness that
We ever came acrOss outside ~ an asylum.
was that II an old lady who lives Just
scross the street from the navy yard. The
other DAY they fred salute % twents-oae
guns. The old lal;y pss observed e. start
and listen IS thc lasf gun was iigcsi. and then
she exclaimed s'conc ID -
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WoM1Ns NEpIc4L 1DrIsRR

gives causes symptoms and treatment OF an ordinary
female complaints. A hook needed by on mothers and
ecsly females, Price Is cents, Address ns above
- sold IN Austin, Texas Wholesale and Retail by
Alexander 8 Son. ana Beu. II. Thompson,
fuueI W.tf4na
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EDUCATE YOUR DAUGHTERS.
Nashville, Tennessee.

Closed on the 18th OF June with 50 graduates and
H., III, ~ a; G SS,h b 65 ~ 5 5o-.a, anu oly
case Of protacted sickness during the past year Its
pupils being In the city, enjoy the best advantages
Of theR respective churches Grade OF the last Sc
nor Class 926. Fail Session opens September 4 For
catalogue address W. E WARD
jy1Sd&w2m Nashville, Tenn.
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4 STRANGE religious mania seems to have
taken possession OF the eolored people in
this section. 1t attacks Them Ia the midst
Of their avocations often. causing them to
shout aud distort countcnance and body I'M
I'll they are exhausted, when they have TO
&c carried homo. where they often remain
with ''ft' on them for DAYS. A friend
informs Is that IN atts ttiism times the
covering of bovine. artistically arranged.
was eliicacious IN diSPelling these attacks;
but since the allrogation Of that blessed IN
stitugion. there Is no known remedy. -( elo-
rude Csfiea.
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AUSTIN, sept. 2, 1873
No. 13s6.-sandy Cruise Y. The State
Jefferson. An Indictment, which describes
the wound which produced the death Of
further description, is sufficient under the
law of Texas.
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UNIVERSITY,

NTACo UNIVERSITY,
Employed daily last year twelve professors and
teachers and martrculated two hundred and ninety
i've Students and can accommodate four hundred
next session.
Fall term opens the first Monday in September 1873
For catalogues particulars, address the president
au21 w3m RUFUS c. BURLESoN, d. d.
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HNHE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF Travis
County, Texas, Greeting:

WHEREAS Susan A. Howell has fled her petition for
divorce, in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Travis county, alleging. That she intermar
ried with Henry A. Howell, on the eleventh day Of
December 1865 and that the twenty sixth day Of
January 1863 he the said Henry 4. Howell abandoned
her and left the country, and is nonresident Of
Texas, and for the three years last past she has
heard Of her said husband and praying that he
be cited by publication TO said petition and for
decree dissoving the bonds Of matrmony heretofore
existing between herself and her sid husband Henry
4. Howell
Henry A. Howell 20 be and appear AZ the next term 81
the District Court Of Travis county 10 be begun aud
held a. the court house thereof IN Austin, the first
Monday in October 1873, then ard there 20 answer
plaintiffs petition by causing the foregoing brief state
mcnt 70 be published in newspaper 10 Che county
Of Travis Tor four successive weeks pfior 10 the rcfHn
day thereof. Herein fail not. bH due Publication and
return thereof make as the law dircctH-
Witness my hand and seal 81 said District
iSEAE-l Court ~ Office. ia the city Ansfin. Travis
county. Texas, this the hffh dsyof septen-
Der. 1872. A. RI NORRIS. CLERK
By Prank BROwx Dcpnfv enpl5 It'd .,tw
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1zzzs WRITTEN * a cATnoLio esAsrYAED.-Br y. ?.
8. WAIVER,
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BEAUTY.

II
Lives there man. lives there a woman. 80 lost 10
reason, that he she Admire aud appreciate
genuine female beauty What = joy and delight 20
stand and gaze upon healthy and beautiful womani
But can there be beguy without henlthf List 10 me,
ye thousands Of sickly, puny, suffering females.
II you annoyed with any lingering female COM
plant and desire immediate relief procure nt
two bottles 81 Or Dromcooe's Englirh Female iil-
tiers, and he restored 10 health by druggists and
merchants. Address
DIR. J. r. DR0AfGOOIE.
Memphls Tenn
womans Medical Adviser, OF IS ccIts Address
us above ianeiw&dm
~ Sold IN Austin, Texas, Wholesale and Retail By
Alexander \ son. and Thompson Fox
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Medical.
4 NEW TEXAS REMEDY
PUTEcNAT's
a N - II . q 8
DiARRHEA SPECIFIC.
WARRANTED FREE or
Narcotics md OIinca.nl...

a certain cure for Dlasvhss Chronic Diarshca. rls
ehseiy. tBloody Flax Chronic niseatery, cnolssa.
Cholera Ncrhus, Cholera Iufanium. Summer Con.
piaini.l Cholic and Looscness ol the Bowels
Recommended by
nr. C. Warner of Hosston. Dr. ~ n y sfatss, J. a..
Main, col. John s. Ford. y. nouchtTty. =. boWney,
Capt u, Kennedy and Rev. Father r. T. Parisot. II
hFoWusyille. Texas.
For sale hf ~ II tscarse Galveston Texas Iiail 9
Lyons, and & j Ham & Co. rev Orleans and hy al
druggists
Prepared By
J. L pUTEGNAT.
Druggist and Apqtheeary
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STRAY LEAVES PROM A SOLDIERS
JOURNAL.
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.HARLES l. EVANS,
Attorney at Law,

Austin City, Texas. viii practice in the Supreme and
Federal Courts at Austin and the Interior Courts of
Travis and surrounding counties. Office in Browns
building, corner of Bois d Arc and Brazos streets.
jan12 d&wly
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sEN. a. e. HAWTHORNE, CEgEnAn Acxs4. fof
Texas Office AZ Marshall, Texas
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Eoa SALE

EOR SALE.
IY FAitsl, FIVE MILES FROM AUSTIN. on
the Lockhafl road Fine thrceslory building. twelve
r0Oas good spring and cisfern 80 acres ~ land "a
the tract. 80 IN cultivation. tenant houses and 40 nee
essary out-houses and confeniences belonging 70
ilrst class fasis For ferris apply on the pee-scs,
marswff s. G. sxEED. sn
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All policies payable In American COL
VTTIDOW AND ORPHAN FuED

Active, energetic agents wanted IN every organized
county Of ne stEtc. Apply 70 the General Agent
MArshau LcX1n. lnarlhdNll
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IlNeLIsn TEMALE nITTERs.

an infinite multitude ~ diseases wait upon woman's
footsteps HON the cradle 10 the crave and 80 long
a. sue exposes herself 20 The Various Eicissiudcs1f
NeStnef and eNeresis scenes 81 HES htlai follies
20 ens VII she be the tccpent 81 troubles pccuartc
her bnt few ladies are exempt from some form ~
female complaint Tic Diseases and symptoms of some
81 those affections Gllndcd 10 are a. follows. Ch0ross
or Green Sickness all irregularities Mysteries paipi-
tation Sick Headache. difficulty 81 breathing. Smoih.
efig sensations lroinpsus Ctef and liberation, cold
feet and hands Oiddincss and Swimming Of the licad
Pain N the side and hack Low Spirits and Melancholy
Mental and Physical Prostitution Wakcfulness, indi-
eesftQn Constipation Torpid Liver. snd al that ciass
81 ehfpnc complaints Peculiar 10 the female sex. Tho
peculiar and valuable combination known a. nfom.
goodies