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'srgeqsB s 6dH ARys ff'dd. s ffiigbf ha nd
corner behind a deskWa a sleek rex w III
kept jja4dtfi4ksidtuaA1 who we We're toM
afters9sfa1Ft43s s. Kas1sH AAeN eua 40 MoI erss :"
.,gAo pus pun64o1+, on AR#tfA 90 HsId en-
the dSmpeuinta,Rieht; ;utafsapis s6hs of my
cota Tna9 ifpesl saiaTChe9Lkasw hing
i having Travelled with him fhse 1ff#ay be
' tqHE ffe 9pao Ia4sasasaea at which pl4c
Re got on the ears g gE ssSa st
& lIGqr lus briaus Aescezt asked osIs to
p,B Ass8tz zs IN tia on1 ua &c
tsrpefa r. Etl p arra6 5fa Re ssa gd1
Ing 1tana desk and began wtqah 1g & 1--WE
12sI4AtpadA several min utess aHd ii
..,e atp ! I 3es 4H :. the osi9al
convict even so much as cast furtlve
I4nss sssIs Up as 1ots sesfH1a re-
marked to NY s companions that these
people had evidently leaned their
bah4eaa pia4 tfeI Aaauko5 ov er
which they presided and f7auRppsed
Is ! 6 like, IIittlefield, we had been
fkiaves3etohad s#indled the pnblic,
VS. st 4}1 / Awes bev 1cprdssl3y vel
e9med, or evenp.4t IVY; swee h td.S oSg' 4Ha
gs1}as awes 5T1,ssH1hb saue 5aereedla ely II
| cqgnizgds Ihgeyn syse re p p
qases{f' ton the cpaupspy off gena er6e b:
N'sJatasEsxqme mo dsahas sap e
gate. .r,oo,r,e, 7,aus,r r
u I4isr ffY IEpfFh GSEneh Ata rtHis pf
| course, is a carpet Dagger, as he holds
i lucrative position in Florida, He
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-14

e4ooro o F go uoou1s4re EspseupeM no ,
9osTd eFB4 HIN II quo 4s9pouu 90
IIlM Is1eunJ eQa 'GI!mBJ 9qa 10 e1!sep
pus paseeoep eql 10 qs!M sVl ql!M eoue
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-14


18N1as xsp tbeS hpssoaJ Judge a}antAa14
WAN tsp ow'ho tt,as aEenSvsql 1cl1o IsHeaap
pfaaaIsah hulsp 2coulAD sesefM yti1&ss,
Notwithstanding the people fe-eieetetl
him facn time sQf eggprse the Judge
Is Democrat and the sheriff Re
pubhssaVptas y y EqsfRaafQ4u Rfloxl,lltsa4
OF course they are. We accept the
testimony of the Republican with
phssbss Al#Yagh satlwllHA Mi VAIN
gary to state it. fhe first paragraph
was sufficient to leesaeBoth the Judge
and the ne sheriff > y, MMh / 81 beard of a
ae1aultlng DemocratIc sheriff. or of
a. q Up Upright Rsdles eFJqN 9gsI? H6tt4fas
Simple rule Of threeEfhe Judge, the -
sheriff and the Facts! L The ppAf69ditnct of
t 4 g e fs e ii essfH n ttsNf9FH! ri
the extremes.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-14

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100 = SANvf i 'HSOf .ro,Susr4Ir "A
=. ne, xouo,o GDouSIsISpuU eVl %
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-14

sealed volume. Bnt the eyes of Viii
mington looked in anotheI: direction,
for she craved a direct connection with
the interior. That brought about the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-14

-coIrr1rTTH 70 inc -1ss0cTafion the import
anc of adhering to publication rates for
advertising.
6. ReSoLred. That this Association de-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-14

: 101a.1s III III 10 POI
ting German order for 10000, 900
Oartridpea for dolivo.x, -, T,no
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-14

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ON doVs!a puB 'eo!xeW Ut uo,s,,,u
sQ2 20 s3IRtIo SGT IeueeN 1ous,o
BuG!s!aoI pus tN ,omao,a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-14

"HoI4d 1vNanoc
su} 10 eIA9s eiasuelussy $50 0e4
- Ds T4I.1 Pss S0MV1 GMi0O3M
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;:SosrH fRrDA7 E.HAY44, 1875.
Ep,To.sfgE . GGya12sE SFSN 2Esc =
fCT8IT adBuROf0 SuOL OOc
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA, I
nvrRses Nrgyl 1876. s

OGQr ygNIIt44t =, c.rrI-IrIrTJN -
K April must be 4fe nlpost ,de'8htfut
month to spend din il tia EEab .4apr4 az owgo
'eqeea rs at 15a5A Il there be any VI more
PEASANT Es48son itf9s shrti3Ahust he
an earthly paradise. It has been my
.egoed feItppe toSReptt tap greater part
of April of this az1tl Iasfy year IN this
State, andF& stNGa h6vdrOenioyed
two more de11gb tttflq}ts p i & III gin my
llt9--,tnc, ,r-rrEC. nnrtII nuC0 e. nnE:
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4 lucrative position IN Florida,
eH0H.IOM at9LH sD1dHal

dr9sitIiA the, same19HaalheHs, II 1ss s Ae
Il soIsa7 srHishHB his hands, feeds ald
cloths isg;5 theP y e2Ssy8Ba
XXX Y}X ta ri99o his 9FtR fVeHseaHa 81 Il
+ >os4its fer leafpeasdhaIhEI us1d
IBbbin4t M efassUM cultifSagfnH Nj s1od1 Il
1pR Ss = If M ka7 b BHjIt 4 4l8sa4uf s.
"a lAfad d2s4 II suht4 .fFiieasant, has goo d
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RrofQ ascs ass gissagA ho3a Aeh tswJ t7a
tie feeeih 9ssfaHanoo HgI air 9ai 81 4H{af t
'. -AhSsa 1igs{ ffcsyFf p ease5a ga
wsS pas s1pataraavsso hst " 'taissssr gar
fre6 H1e umsneape &tmssldsestsoe J.77.qq1i
deafi5' with a1B8r4eI apF5s sue q4ileg 4R!f
YHa Fsa 5sSas 81 I Il Sa5S RS5sa5af
ptsfe 4 fraAa The oar fsesom ssaesss7r[[
nsapherEygO ThiN hev sawlttngfo
eweaBa*os G. 6HpsaupsN Q4!M esoIo suoIE
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The recently discovered Silver mine
AAs%psEttT M ssacnuseS fhas-bbeeT
opened forty-fve feet below ground.
and oh a.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-14

80 IHR PlaIAdel phaafYIhs. ssne sahsshl Z
ed with the AVA Weather yet.9 lid sgE.tg
46.Pthe 7rlssiaeaf, Rat IS i4s" 5 it Sr
Thousands eSsxntssss esers u syjhynauasrr /.
lqf the re.e4eso nstef Geat ratJ Afyef 1
at Ills es tffie tusa Hef Bur eau r.
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tween members eff this -1AssucIariiUIJ3 srs
Nj. Britt, oftbsetteadar. Asaspa she
reception of the report, .asHlIo SO tltAe
aSsaA Idsas+attsno 8aF IqtdS! IN
Mr.. Harness a 70 ted fhee@ dts4R 81 fEta
ti9t ssl sltt
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pesed it's lethyl in d s stf st
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aass9 E'!f-hs % fdd+ thefH eoasiaeft atidohno on
tifssfesbfHtf6H Vas p6stponed.
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be. Laid upon the table, but with d safu
hiiTT I7lll1isstle st,a ai}shB dc Ratea ue1u!uuo
Mr&O21iHt HIS blf,f Of tie Iarb0rl
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a ;AT9-Befaafd opposed iton tie. esta4!
gp,9nfA sttA'tt DE ept,ot9d 'tte5ssEhff s., t
HFt+a fh;ttes It TSvas Understanding iss9tssos
Ass an'atn,n't t o. ace Aatt4i,; tho I.eSltfe
tt, II pub}iH Hall Am. n ~ ar ~ -.
pstg ai.usLitnesa a3aeaess6s tiIe so9eassd .sa5l
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Mr. I'I P5Bf atahF 1 fggHHsa@sedf 1fHa lis motto.
to lay ts.A5dtss tqblo, s,rua uaaat,~s hfe,sAs II.
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L l..1:!eIat1ons ot1nt. AssGGIat.6n. NJ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-14

rHE testimoBAa - ~ ~ l s4 hap Bad
cab Refatts. thast b 9 ashstoar hnHeS hehss
rDuehl k9sn o@nshat2ao o ex4i1 BTsI as aH
KhH1dt7 6ntrsee, IS not 9tatthaa1at "a t.
e1RAhaHHs ass the PopgpIars tf4stl~ate tHstAR
Party EdHn waase ,senpiosi nheHe~oieai4
HAlqn@ shec Ghicsse'g 2sata4aes Fssaees
that he bad the presence OF mfRf rs
ltaEe Rtti Pr bat 5 ore Yllf9g1T 1I1 so
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sahfaaESa s$ + y t4# F. "a
'c1ssqraA Ioofhsuaeaaa4ef etpttss :bFtd qpsy''
npsG 7dfstsa0, md thee rcaIy9iB1 bersa5wd
ing HAsiiGs tSome@ tRe oasR In 44ffsaA
sfag ass6$A 81 f1tS o 'SfES 3s"
llHpeessT tetf Paytsss.5uRat verse; tlAsa,
ItAsesjein snH waeIfs ,arbI tale
Ideahaa efR lakes We're }e5ffeGte a iheH
waas9df 5 h3AaBgRHMysHt f24FEas3n92R hSSqgtR
stay dF1As IL 81 j 4ess Pf 1bFeq
lviasd f..r ihsAha1fnnded t}elstaI1op TIg1e
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The first t1os1tlei2t nsakals9sAA BaAH
bsutht1 B8gt DIP PB&boaita &c 5fRfHtIA2 ksqasS
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OF fbFFfy, bFTprgi9pE { ] pApea, ;, sqspq8a
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fig AZ ge3aEtiffe tie es5s5,S sfs i = ha
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ravaging csrtalitf4!s daPqslR49 'e6HN ieA,4
RR6}s3gIf nBaSt399MsQla ffInH68}t 4or as 71tq Rs
! 1a IT. PENIS rttt't'ftsf11HsTTd for
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There appears at least to be substal
SsNl ddsosRAfIR sv HtIEslIHI HI ME7nebli
! New York. The New YarkBastRf
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IplTHERH ta1eIbetn more s3Amer 31af1HII
t thaaH Hg lS fass displayed on u thf;
Nile boats9for trayeAefs the ,p,.st1 wi.s--
tAr.'aud D. iittlR steam yy,acncs owned
and 4saEedD y; two New TYorke IS was
thu frs s tt2aIn vess2 a7 ssf ri.5;ips'
elegp tag bat b'ss eyer h Ber.ss,iis sos.
frpin II 81 IT d "a TIA go upItq sHlae. & Il
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iIs9 ff45t p BjY aoI
HPtitafrsaf ~neseEafs.pss sath beer s,e'ee'
don41 ena eBreats EeF ea sRfsas4aean1ba NI
pRoe*eFS!Iy Gar puA zIAiReu2 aqhbGf
Jb5 70 95sa e4: 80 s1Q!lpPsu8i1 oTT1 i
F aa9HR VIE af1nkhds PfHsboA5dy Hot Jmpaf g.
tAsss 4SeCesS90a tae aapuH.7f~r each
dniodHrh Iss 1880: rsr All ID HmY sfruelH
week, 5fs25 defts dHgt3; rs staf2l ss Iaavtt3I en-
apI9s go ABu ~ 7ItIM 'leTIen uo}} Y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-14

TFoFo Detl PIN vs INK. N Hi!ETt
srh1me "a tket,sh q vtte DIDO IN b. irlsHa
+ twice and pulling down ones, but !; ii
was not 1t was out Mu!lettipg Nuliett
TO erect AtrASfal9ef ttiasSte as the
RyraMlpf Gteeass OH atl6drslasirs f>tal-
;, tee stHesd, avert hsy Zsuf face of "a LOT
unicksand
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-14
7 vino Vineyard anst ffarnrstsNRal Aan Aesqhs 3
upsh9opstpa, s~it1allis the result Of cob

pbnE)pd1S6lN, sWbaNIlM the result OF cor
Wet labor. ahaq0fhe fHsafyy Sctdllt tiittSaA .
ti.lds of '6TtsdHStiO qf9aSd the town,
Vas II fH t5fft SFqYyf Vas + see&R
,pesel 4Leftin las fhasasHI tisodaeoasIy
Il ,ssFF IL 8ithin the walls ofis pfAo
% up F sh enjoying qygI y srPpy Qd
fed way the. PrfVifges Of the muchl
ahHar4ied Bf Tf bIhPs sM a;StYithest getsct
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-07-22
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION

is one Of the most painful evils Of sedentary life,
and afcts the student the professional the arti
san, the seamstress, and the man of leisure alike.
Violent purgatiVes only increase the evil they are
given TO remedy and mechanical agencies in the form
of injections as inconvenient they unnat-
ural The inventors Of pills have in This complaint
alone found their greatest and surest of income
and wealth. Indian Vegetable Indian Purgatiye Ca
thartc, Imperial and Dinner Pills have constituted
the stockin-trade of quacks and empires IL all
ages But unhappily the curing pill Of thirty years
ago proves worthless to-day, ana among the many
substitutes offered but few seem able to outlive
single generation, answer the universal demand
for medicine that will satisfactorily bring about that
natural peristaltic action Of the bowels, without
which life becomes burden our food rasteless, nuri-
ton ceases, and dyspepsia with all Its nameless hor
rors seizes upon it's victim
Encouraged by the Satisfactory evidences of the viz
tues Of the Syrcum as most deobstruent remover
Of obstruction in other led 70 believe
that 1t possessed qualities which, II rightfully
tracted and properly administered, viii answer all the
purposes hitherto sought in drastic purgaives the
unnatural and unpleasant resort TO the syringe with
ont &C the same time weakening the alimentary and
excretory organs In the tonic, stimuatye and sani-
tive properties Of the Syricum prepared by u.s. we
found every long soughtfor quality, constituting Il
the most efcctual remedy for constipation yet
discovered. Its admirable and wellproved action
upon the stomach liver dneys, etc, clearly showed
that in adapting It's preparation to the Offices Of diges
ton with the same care and discrimination we should
not be disappointed .rE
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-07-22

BUDDING PEoANs UPON THE HICKORY. A
writer to the american Agriculturist, from
Florida, relates the following as his expert
ence on this subject: la.a %
About year ago budded pecan into a
vigorous hickory sprout of the same seasons
growth. The bud remained dormant until
the following spring, when the sprout was
cut back to the bud. A shoot grew frem
the bud last summer, which measured near
ly ten feet. The shoot has also thrown out
seven laterals, measuring from two to four
feet each. Last winter l cut down a num-
Der of my hickories, some of them measur-
ing foot through, and this summer have
bndded the sprouts from them with the
pecan. use annular budding, 1. e., ring
of bark with bud upon it, put in place Of
a similar ring removed from the stock. 1t
is very seldom bud fails to take, and the few
failures l find are occasioned by small
grub, which works between the bud and
the stock, which can be prevented by the
application of grating wax.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-07-22
THE BLADDER,

rendered sensitive and irritable to painful de-
gree causing constant annoyai either by its weak
producing excessive discharges the greatest
distress by retention OF its contents especially
yields to the soothing tonic and nvgorating effects Of
the Balm and Pills. By their frequent ure, hundreds
have been radically cured in less time and less
lay of money than could possibly have been accom-
plished by any other means In view OF the impor-
liant results obtained in that direction, feel jus
fed in regarding these preparations specifics for
every form OF yesca disease whether caased by Or
ganic deficiency or imprudence whatever they may
have been. .Ir . hI.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-07-22
Miscellaneous,
~-|-"-"-"-W"W"W-"-
nor SALE.

'oh BALE
One Of the nesa stock farms in the State Of Texas
snd for health and 5e2uty Of situation not to be
passed This valuable property is in Hays county,
the Blanco river, between Mountain City and San
Marcos, on the San Antonio road, about TWENTY-FIVE
miles from Austin. This estate contains ESQ acres Of
well Ineosed with stone and cedar fence for pasture
the Blanco runnn nearly through the centre. None
equal 20 II in the safe Four hundred splendid
land in high cultivation surpassed In production;
abundance Of Cmbsr-elm, blackberry, live oak and
walnut; and one hundred and fifty enclosed
There are fifty buildings the premises various pens
for roping and handing stock; there are 200 head of
cattle. from onehah to full-blooded Durham; from
hundred and fty TO three hundred head OF Texas
cattle; fifteen 10 twenty yoke Of oxen 100 mead OF
American horses and mules; two fine jacks; ten u
plee stock OF agricultural implements reapers corn
and cotton planters, threshers, etc; and grisi
mills, shingle machine, two cotton gins turning lathe
etc. run by water power afforded by the Banco river
The main dwelling house, with cistern out houses
and every convenience and comfort Is situated on
high hill; has commanding view Of the surrounding
country, ana has but TO be seen TO be admired.
II any one or more persons wish TO engage in the
stock business, with all the advantages, is the
raised the finest boOded stock in the country; and
snterprsng man who would engage in 1t could get hi;
/ own price IN this and the neighboring States n
blooded stock Is much needed and sought after.
ANY person wishing 10 purchase this place viii com
municate with me by letter or in person and viii
| take great pleasure in showing the property. Fol-
terms, apply TO NJ. b. SWEENEY,
| Real Estate and Collecting Agent,
| su5 II Postofice Box In. Austin, Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-07-22
rnE TONIC PILL

is unaoyed by any Of the usual drastic drugs, such
as aloes, scammony. or other bitter and naaseat-
ing substances, gives to the world medicine which
under possible circumstances fail OF producing
the happiest and most satisfacto results without
overtaxing and debitating the digestive organs. The
operation Of this medicine 10 eimpy assist nature
to perform its ofSs IN normal and uniform manner.
AS speedy, safe and reliable medicine under all cir
cumstances where there intestinal distractions II
is certain. The brain, the vision the Of
hearing, taste and smell At once experience new vital
iy and the patient awakens 70 new existence as de-
lightful as Its assured pefmAnency. He no longer
breads the approach Of night by approximations OF
broken sIumber and horrid dreams nor rendered mis-
cradle fear Of death the sudden
OF apoptexy; nor epilepsy rasting shadow upon the
waking hours.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-07-22

Thousands Of brooks and rivplets pour
down IN ftequent cascades and dance across
the inteFyales to be lost in the rivers. p
H5raos Greedy.
The undulAting character Of the surface
OF the soil offers the greatest facilities for
using the water from streams both small
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THERE is no new thing under the sun.
Even Boynton is, at best, but successful
imitator. During the deluge of Deucalion,
Dardanus swan from Laus to the coast OF
Troy. Dardanus wore an inflated suit, and
worked his passage with paddle.
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get out of the wayl what are you good
fort" said cross old man to little bright
eyed urchin, who happened to stand in his
way. The little fellow, as he stepped to
one side, replied very gently, 'They make
men out of such things as we are.
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TN0R SALE.

One thousand seven hundred and dfty-six and nine
teHths acres Of land in Williamson county, five miles
from Georgetown, on Burnet road, with dwelling and
other improvements. Place well watered and tim
bered Three lime klns in operation; make the finest
lime in the county, for which ready sale is had at
Georgetown and Rockdale. AS a stock ranch it is I'M
surpassed in that section. Will sell at 81 per acre. or
$500 for the whole place il applied to at once 1t Is
worth three times that price. Title perfect. Apply
to NJ b. SWEENEY, Land Agent,
ian dtuesI5fri wifi Box l07 Austin, Texas.
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: AND FOR SALE.

A splendid farm of sixteen hundred acres Of land,
with all the improvements; six hundred acres enclosed
with good cedar rail and stone fence, two hundred OF
which is IN cultivation. never failing stream OF
water the tract for stock; fine peach orchard;
twostory stone dwelling, well finished, forty eight
feet front, five rooms 16x16, wide hall and double gal
lery; stone milk house and kitchen; well Of splendid
water the yard; stone granary and stables with
good well, furnishing an abundance of water for
stock; good post oak and live oak timber, in sufficient
guantty to supply the farm for all time the best of
rock for building and fencing. No better farming
land better for stock in the State. This farm is
situated in the county Of williamson five miles west
from Liberty Hill, twenty miles west from George
town, in beautiful and healthy country. For
further information apply to
M. B. SWEENEY,
tr...... Austin, Texas, P. o. Box 107.
Title perfect. no4 div WITT
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

However obscure the causes may be which contrib
ute to render debility disease prevalent
affecting as 1t does, nearly onehaf OF adult popu
lation 1t is melancholy fact that day by day, and
year by year, witness most frghtful Increase Of
nervous affections from the slightest neuralgia to the
more grave and extreme forms Of Nervous Prostitution
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PREVENTIVE AND CURE

for every form OF Nervous Debility and Weakness,
whether general special that possibly affect the
human system. AS a most powerful detergent or
emiRator of disease has proved itself the most
markable and valuable discovery OF the nineteenth
century. ZOO
We satisfied by repeated experience that in this
rare exotic, the Syrcum plant to be found medi-
cal virtues of the greatest value admirably adapted
almost every class OF disease arising from derange
ment Of the nervous system from lack of nerve
power, matter from what the irr gularity
deficiency may have been produced. This great fact
established, have pushed inves legations
until in the various modes OF its exhibition either as
balm cordial operating detergent, cleanser and
purifier or as mild yet searching cathartic in the
form of pill. t~can be made to reach every part
the human body forcing out, it were the source OF
disease debility and death and letting in al the need
and necessary the complete enjoyment of all those
faculties which contribute to the constitution of per
feet manhood ..
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TOR SALE.

i
$50 acres OF land in Burleson county, Texas, on
the east waters of First Yegua, nine and half miles
west of Caldwell. This land is well timbered and
watered-a splendid stock rancho. This valuable
place viii sell for dollar in coin per acre IL sold
within thirty days. Half cash; balance in twelve
months Call at once on M. B. SWEENEY.
iani5 d&Wtf
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HA TnroE, December 8 1874
De. @. EDsAa LorHnof, llS Court street, Boston,
Massachusetts:
Sk-we take ereAs pleasure IN informing you Of the
surprisingly beneficial results from the use Of your
English Remedy, the Cordial Balm Of Syricum and
Lothrop'g Tonic Pills. IN case OF great Nervous De-
billty and Presentation, by member Of our family
who had been under tTeatDent By different docfors
forneGiy three years pas without any aDparssi bene
ht therefrom, but your medicines have produced .
most wOnderfal change for the better and the patient
now enjoys comparatively excellent heaith
NEs. HARRIET STURGIss
p S.-We tell all with whom We are acqaainfcd who
are similarly addicted 20 try your Medicines