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RaveI BfIIfard TabIea.

lin the f.mous phelnn q CoEender patent o0nhina
ficr 81 urfenf steel ubbon crshionf. Jcuny Ind.
I-r11 hnla YirEinI1s and ba1liclIc tables q
FricEs lower ard terms more liberal than any cthsr
nrst clzss house
No 81. Market street, Sc. Lcuiz 10.
n, rurn IL rnre fHa rIrht a1lrc11- No * urcr1ir1
uilh ~ clher cEtrbiEtre1t IN 81 Louia- send fcr
unsrr1fod catalogle and Price ist nc3tcoll y y En-
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RAKRR q GRAHAM,
eI.sssoek's block Congress Avenue, Austin. Texas
whols..ls aaa ns.an DrusE1....

Dealers in p.i1ss. ons Winaox Glass. PerfumsEiss
Soaps, and 9undrieS.
tz-Pres1iptIons carefully compounded.
Orders non country merchants and physiclans 20
nctted.
DIV @ Dsircr e fke osiRiustor and sole PrOprietos
81 the CGlehkated I'D To- for the care Of itch, ring
worn, setter, etc., which = kept constantly On hand b
@ In Qualities - suit purchasrzs
NB-NaacrIe. Odd Fellows, Knlghts a PyfhaI
and Teun4tance Society Reglllas and LodTe Eurni
tnre furlished e ocder. and On the i0Hcat terna-
deE w1lm
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IloR SALE.

One thousand seven hundred and ffty-six and nine
tenths 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
Georgetown and Rockdae. AS stock ranch il is I'M
surpassed in that section Will sell at 81 per acre
$500 for the whole place IL applied to once. II s
worth three times that price. Title perfect. Apply
to NJ. B. SWEENEY, Land Agent,
jan dtues&fri WITT Box 107, Austin, Texas
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DOR SALE.

1114 acres Of land, in Burnett county, $50 acres in
cultivation with all the improvements known Back
Bone Valley land very rich; abundance Of timber and
water; in good neighborhoOd ihickly settled; two
churches near the place. eight mines south Of Burnett
town. three miles from Marble town, and about fifty
miles from Austin The place is said to be very de-
srable. will sell this place for less than its value.
Part in cash; the balance on time. For terms, apply
NJ. B. SWEENEY.
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miscellaneous,
SIMMONS Of a Discased I've.

OlHlplOlllS u OlSedSeQ LIHcrs
Dam in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the
lef side; the patient IS rarely able
to lie on the left side; somstimes
the pain IS felt under the shoulder
blade, and It frequently extends to
the top Of the shoulder, and is some
times mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels IN general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss of memory, ac-
comPGnied with a painful sensation
Of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tendznt. The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
aid he complains of prickly sensa-
ton of the skin his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
be can scarcely summon up fortitrde
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
of them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
aa LIVER to have been extensively de-
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER
Dr.. c. M'LAME's LIVER Pulls, IN
CASES OF AouR AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
P. S. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros, will do well 10 write
C. 1FLGne's LiVer Pills, prepared BIZ Fleming
Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being JttH of
base iInitdtioHs To those wishing TO give them .
trial, we win forward per mail, postpaid, to any
part OF the United States ; one box of Pills for
twelve three-cent postage stamps, or one vial OF
Vermifuge for fourteen th recent stamps. AL
orders from Canada must DO accompanied By
twenty cents extra
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TOR SALE.

Four hundred acres OF valuable land, within four
miles Of Bryan, in Brazos county, adjoining the Agi-
cultural College grounds, and near the railroad The
land lies well for cultivation; half in TIMBER soil
cellent; to churches; in good, thckly settled,
very healthy neighborhOod. For terms apply to
NJ B. SWEENEY,
VIII take for the place. IL applied to once 5000.
In person by letter. o. box 107 Austin, Texas.
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TREASURY WARRANT 10 MS. lEsued EOTeu,
ber ~. 1874 % ~ W. NeJinud Tor ~. ri walton
fpr ninety dnll1fl f.11I- N not helrl from WiftiE
sky daya. VII apply for Guplicate.
t1n<EsI Anstin. Jezas-
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Mr Gladstone's reply to his opponent in
the matter Of the Vatican DEGREES has been
published. lie frankly admits some errors
in his expostulation, but he adheres to all
his material statements, declaring that they
even fell short OF the truth
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ADvERTTsER,s GAZETTE.

Edition, $500 copies. Published wees I. Terms
81 per annum, IN advanle e. Five sPeci oen
copies, different dates, To one address. for 70
cents. ONCE No. Al Park Row, New YORK
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VINO sANTo.
BY II. n.
I'm scribnsr for january

lin Scribner for january
One read a strange, sweet story,
or n ], cred snowy wine,
Made by pes SAINTS on Lake Garda,
Brewed beneath the crOes'5 sign;
Vino Ssnfo called forever.
Sea ed with = al of things divine
Vino Santo, Holy Winel
On the FIRST DAYS of October,
Only in q shining sun
Only In the dew of morning,
Clusters lifted one by one;
Thus begins the solemn vintage.
Vinia o with the cross for sign
Vino Santo, Holy Wine!
Pales he auiumn, fails the winter.
Lie the grapes untouched and still;
No man haste q no man binders
While their subtle juices FIJI,
TIL the sa red day of Christmas,
Day Of DAYS, of Joy divine,
Then Is brewed the Holy Wine.
Past the winter, past the spring-time,
Into summer far and iate;
For the Joy OF Vino Santo
They who long must long and walt;
Only glowing heat can ripen-
Glowing heat and crosss sign,
Vino Santo, Holy Wine!
Dear, to-day, the strange, sweet story,
sudden seemeth thine and mine:
Thine ana no line and ali true lovers,
Sealed by seat and signed by sign;
Silence, patience, from 4 owes Vintage
Drink at last. in JOY divine,
Vino Santo, Holy Winel
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A VALUABLE MEDICAL TREATISE.

The edition for 1875 of the sterling Medical An
nual, known as Hostetter's Almanac. is now
ready and may be obtained, free OF cost, OF drug
gsl and general country dealers In all parts of
The United ates and British America and in
deed in every civilized portion OF the Western
Hemisphere. Ii combines, with the soundest
practical advice for the preservation and resto-
ration OF health, a large amount OF interesting
and amusing light reading, and the calendar,
astronomical calculations, chronological items,
etc, are pre- pared with great care. and will be
found entirely accurate. The issue of Hostel
ter's Almanac for 1876 win probably be The
largest edition of medical work ever pub
Hostetfer & smith, Pittsburg. Pennsylvania, on
receipt OF a two cent stamp, will forward a copy
by mail to any person who can not procure one
in his neighborhood,
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Donald @. Mitchell (Ike Msrvel) helpsd
to get up the designs Tor the Connecticut cot
tage at the Centennial.
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The magnificent jewels which were lately
the property of the Empress Eugenie, and
which were sent first to Bombay and ulti-
mstely to Calcutta for disposal, have just
been purchased by the Mahsrsah of
Putistka. The wells comprise a brilliant
cut diamond necklace, silver setting, com
posed of eighteen large brilliant shaped
diamonds and eleven small do. also eleven
brilliant cut drop shape diamonds, a pair OF
large brilliant cut diamond earrings, COM
posed of two large brilliant-shspe diamonds,
two small do, aud two large brilliant cut
drop SHAPE diamonds, silver setting; a
single-stoBe brilliant, the "Potschin" dia-
mond. The price is rumored to have been
about six larkins OF rupees, or $500 600.
The Mahsrsjsh Is said to have one OF the
finest collections of ia~els in India.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

EOR the Speedy cure of Seminal Weak mes,
N Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on
by indlscretion or excess. Any druggist has the
Ingredients. address, DAVIDSON q UO.,
Box 2g95, W York.
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THE CEREMONY CONCLUDED,

THE CEREMONY Concluded,
the bride and groom received the coDgratu-
lations of all, and Immediately the band
struck up a lively air, and the younger
guests formed in the various apartments for
the dance. simultaneously The folding doors
leading to the dining hall were thrown
open, revealing table prepared with great
taste and elegsnre by Kinsley, oil Chicago.
The central figure was an immsnse floral
globe supported by four statuette pedestals.
representing the four arts, resting on Cir
cular dais, or base, of silver, wIeithed With
| flowers and bearing IN the center, dextrously
| fashioned, the monogram of the two fam
| lilies lust united. Thee floral DECORATIONS
| were the woI K Of Rsissig. The bride and
groom repaired to their apartments, and
presently reappeared attired in travelling
suits, bads hasty adien to all, and shortly
| after 9 o'clock took their departure for Gin
ciupati via Indianapolis. Most OF the
guests fingered till late hour, and the fsS-
! tivfties were prolonged till the
I midnight hour. Tne wedding robe
/ wss OF white silk trimmed with point lace
aud orange bios .Oms, anu was cut en- train.
The bridal trousseau, while very complete
aud elegsnt-smbraclng many parlor and
street suits.-wss not extIayagant or ornate.
but in keeping with the tastes of the little
| lady whose they are. The presents were
very numerous, aud many OF them OF rare
design, but, as de.ailed mention OF them
would not be in consonsnce with the feel-
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SAMARITAN NERviNE |

is a sure cure for Enileptic Fits
Spasms and Commissions 1t has
been tested by thousands and has
never been known TO tail In =
sir gle case. Trial package free.
Inclose stamp for circulars, gtv-
ing evidence OF cures. Address
DIR. 4. A. RICHMOND,
Box 74l 81. Joseph, No
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DR.. DUFF,
No. SO Kentucky Ave., INDIANAPOLIS, Ind,

Cures all forms of Private and Chronic Diseases.
A regularly educated aud legally qualified physi-
clan, has been longer established and most sue
cessiui, his extensivs practice will prove.
Age. with experience can be relied on. To re-
tpOnsible persons no fee demanded till cured.
Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and Impo'
tency, as the result of self-abuse In youth, SEX
ual excuses In maturer years, or otner causes.
prod ucing some OF the following effects: Ner-
yOusness, Seminal Emissions. Dimness OF Sight,
Defective Memory, Physical Decay. Aversion 10
Society OF Females, Confusion of Ideas, Loss OF
Sexual Power, etc., rendering marriage I'M
proper or urhappY, are permanently cured.
Pamphlet G. ppl sent sealed for stamps.
NJ ARRIAGE GUIDE, explaining who may
marry, VINO may not, why the impediments 70
mgrriage-causps consequences and cure what
can be done ia such cases-260 page book, con-
tanning mucn In iormation for the married, or
those contemplating marriages. true Marriage
Guide and Private Counselor. Seat 70 any adj
dress. securely sea ed, by mail, for 20 CENTS.
, 1875-12-06
upnn u.s. tbr indignation Of tho people will find
way 10 brcals through this dlssracoful AlsernA-
titn
INDIANA.
nEN, f1hnHf9DNs


Sr.rio{ n;tn4ict Ia Yhs Cht.aon Tribune.
ISp1AsAput.ls. Ind. Dec. 5.-Somo time APO,
l.. n. Campbell. OF nanvil'o, addressed lettcr
to Cen Harrison, asking i! he would a'low tho
,,sc Of hlp t,mn by l,is friends M candidate LOT
Tho nomination or Governor before thn Repnl,-
i,cai State Convention. In bin rcply Gen. liar-
rIton rayn
after yery rAresul ron.llt-tI'n ri tin m,t.cr In
every ..w viii. Il has rrts'nt"1 f:rci:. haze ar.
riy,,t IL this ca,Glnnlu viz. to III clr 10 ao:v my
nI,,s III IN lrfprn thr tnycntfon III cunneelio with
thc nptnit,,t1 for (3orst1nr. III announcing t!l'e
ro:ary disappointment of fom, very ws,tn
ar-n;1 fr!au,is. nsn E,g tho nAst "',i must rsr'l
Of wApt ruekrn yourself. In tt6 AnA to tho a0Ite.
what wdrr crr. of ts,itIrsl frirIdH Tho have viii
great klninreH urged mr. tn te candidate. fcrl IN.
der very grcn Obligation Eonc Of ttc rpahnA ~hich
havo lctl m, to tA!s co,.cron arc already kn'n to
,n,,. need nn!y raJ 1ern that my persona!
sffsirs are not In situation 10 'nhhn
It wiao for mo IL abandon Tho pursuit
Of my profession entasp IN surha rsnsnsA You wal
ohl,Ralfon devoid ut intcrcst n tho Hctess II Tho
Republican mrlv. II any should think the tfniH
have ulyct, tu tho pu:lfc sersies rnd th'
humble part h"ys saken IL egcry poEtl-
mr.. 1u tho very tsnportan. ca:ataign wni,h our
hta Convention Will lnausu:atn hops 70 have aoms
parf, Int yois mist ullnw to fn1lnw htd not
10 load. i can hardly 20 ..rcsstbo that tha
msty which has rcjccltd tln. greatest idea
of our in,.uolsal pec]arason-'ho .cnu"ity nf
all mon Eeforo tbs IaY-ani .hna. denied
tho right To preserve by fnrcs tnc national unisy will In
this yrar OF great memories be called To atnnsicr our
national anirs. rease accept for ynutsolf, and for
Nil tlo-c who would uusa in your rclIest, my thanks
ani Eood wishes. fury sincerely soitrH.
tAigncd) DrSJAM1H nAnnt6oa.
ISpiAuAroL.ls, Ind, Dec. /.
, 1875-12-06

GuRNEC TO DEATH.
NEvAnW, n. j., Doc. 5.-A lamp containing
gaHolinc fell from Il wal, In Frederick Kaulrmau'a
bocr-saloon last night. and alsp. Kaufman and
tlangl.tor wo.o burned 80 badly TINT they died TO-
day.
MoxynrA1+ Dec. 5.-on Saturday tho Rcr.
Father Murphy, clilor OF tho True 1ViiHtss, q
famous lcc:urUr Of Papa. nfafl:bliity. mud tho
Row Father Lynch. talontcd young priest
lately from ireland, drovo ous to Lack Rtyor,
nlilcs fronl Montreal. stopped Mt La to1lnceHo
Hotel. at ntght. nttor retiring. Gro broke out
Madame Champagne, Indy alco2ag In tho third
at werc burned to death bcforo AHsistanco could
be rendered. In Jounosse Hotel. large
wooden building, burned yctY raI'itlly. Tho fro
sprend to A1nrcott'H llot,';. opposite; both
burned 10 this ground 1.-Two thouaanL poorlo
ya!sp4 the SccHo t0.ua,..
, 1875-12-06

tribo wero converted. So yon sce how
much good yon can sometimes do With
q very little money. But Sadie wont out By her
self, for shs war greedy ltsfe girl. and took
hor 90 eeuts and bought with i:-rhat DO you
think she bought with it-Wllat do you think Alio
bought with ita We'll, I will toll you. Hho
bought aorne oranges. and Bonso apptos and
sou,o fgs. aud SOME ralsine. ard nome gull
dtopa, and some moaescH.candr with Hofnc
great big nplt almonds In it tiaere
m unreKenerato fat boy put In aliss
Warren'a uaes hnggcd l,'msolf iu rantnro and
paserd bis tongue round his oara), mud doll
whose eyes would ehut. and transparent slate,
she went home and locked herself up IN tho
bach- -parlor. md alto then all Up. Now. dear
children. which OF theso two little girlA tlo you
think Eprnt her money bcbt?"
Tho dear children, with voico a. tho sound
Ing OF many waters--"Halio!! II"
, 1875-12-06
SUBURBAN.

Four Trustees sales from foreclosod mort
gngcs arc adge1tiscd TO tako place tho last Of
Ihis month.
lIts. Hhparson and hcr two youngest children
are TO spoud the wintcr III Canada.
ldrs. Doncy aud family tayo come to mako
Wheaton their rcsilc,sco,
lrs. Lewis, ulster OF ,Irs. Warrack, has re-
moved for Tho uinsor with hor family into tbs
house formerly occupied by the Nor. ]. G.
Campbell.
Dir. Austin, from Page County, 1a,, il on
visit to Lis btother In this place, atter an ah-
se nee Of eightotn years.
hpell1ng. .scht,t,s nrc not quite obnoiete Jet iu
this: place. Une was held nt tho 81. E. Churcl.
Friday eyoning, it Ia presumed With good re-
d. Samuel Maxwell gave frco lecture In tho
Euiv ersaliat Church yestcrtiar.
The post-Olti IL Oh thu westward move. Ono
advantage said to be in the new location Ia, TINT
tls Postmaster living np-atatsa. eau bo called Ut
any tins, day or Night. Under such expecth-
titns, almost any Postmaster. unleus very &C.
cosomolatipg, would forget aud kocp forgetting
to hevo ethsr bells Of knockers on his doors
A great tnanY arttcioa are good things TO
hive. 10 far. Chnres smith agreed In principle
with certain Mrs. Toodses. But. unlike The
lnsler who paid for tho goods ike 3 good.
&. II. Howari's livers -stabo, ntid although u',-
known. being plausible a1.l u gool appearsuce.
obtained q horse and buggy for the oste1'slb.n
purpose Of eoing 10 Sir. Eaker'n, miles
npria.wcnt Of Wheaton, whers Lc didn't, aud was
IL roturn by O'Clock, when he didn't. Conse-
quently, Mr. Howard and Sheriff Kline vent In
,tuast OF him. mud finally found horse, buggy.
and thief u Ch,eaEo-th.t great receptacle It, tor
stoal thon,. The man IL already under indct-
1nent for stealing horse aud othas art!cies in
Chcago, aud should be- undor u second ono for
atoalnK horse III Oak Park souo two weeks
ago, ditto auothet for tho theft hero. and the
uuloubted result for bin should be Joliet.
The Wheaton Iiifuolsan ollce has been TO
moved into tho now Cuutral DooIi. whero it ia
expected 10 shane Will, moro brlliauoy than
eyes In itB new spacious auartors, j. RN8sel'
Smith tho nnterprlHlut: editor. In. built up 4
good circulation aud rrohperous paper;
The clearinghouse Of MiHer, Gary 4 Webster
have removed to tho room prepared oxpzesaly
for them iu Central Inork.
At tho Methodist KpAcupal Church to-day tho
Rev. j. O. Fo4tor, Of Turner Junction, Will do
liver q lecture subject !" How to Uso tho Bl.
bio classification and Design Of in Several
l,uoks." Tho lcotu,e will be FREQ, aud all ase
Invited TO attend.
, 1875-12-06

Tho Ninth Presby Church was so!d at
auction under trust-deed Saturday.
The Republicans Of the Third and Fourth
Wards held meetings Saturday eyonIng.
Tho Ear Association met Saturday and dis
cussed the proposed bill 10 reference to writs OF
tEfos aud appeals.
Mr.. Cornelius pnce has been appointed =
south rark Commissioner. In place OF George
". Gags, deceased.
Mrs. Mira ssckstelder. after having beon
convicted OF killing M.s. George, was dis.
charged by the Court Saturday. Oh application
from her attorusy. bhe had already boon four
months IN 1aiI.
The gentlemen who have guaranteed fnnd os
sb0, ,Uoo fur the support Of tho ner church &c.
clety OF which Prot. Swing is to be the pastor
met hat!V4ay eysnlng Ut the Grand pAclhu.
1'Eof. swing explained ILLS views In regard to the
tnoyonleHt. and : Gommlttoo. Of nine waa ap-
pointed to act - board OF Truatees.
, 1875-12-06

tsan. =" initial 10 atted the funeral, from l58
M;cn,asa.aY,. Vt o'clo:k thls tNonalyi Aes1uoon.
lfeu,a1ua tskau 10 &Icn. Me-
1nr1Nsnr..tf,Gr = ehort Illnr4s Richard johnson,
ocH III ye.Fx u1klYs Of the CGan1y of Wexford, lre
lsnd. x.,, ~ ,r,u :.
.,ans~ nr, D. Il il H. MI, by CAic1Xo h Nol.AHe4t.
srtt carr tu calvary ttmstesys
uABPEls-At t6u %5e.!t!spss % {; ot her rsrsnts. 1870
- W Il md sarah Oasper. aged Il years.
Furnrrl to-day At = o'clock 10 Gracrand. Frlcnda
~ tiin family arO invited.
, 1875-12-06
LOCAL LETTERS
Hll. WAEEMAS EXPLAINS.

MI. wAErMAS EXPLAINS.
r., n. t.dt,o, or rbs t,httaoo 7rfavn.,
c,,c,a, IA. s-Attor .s,t,;,r Aha n,oo.as.
e"4,""o ~ ~ ~, 'ss. 4eau'us '"o ',.,s.,
inRe OF meeting OF thu hepnh''rans Of Tue 4hra
Ward. "a published In yo.lF Sunday isr'e a'' OF.
PLANTATION Of the political situation IN tl.at ward
and nv connrction tharovttb th;nK proper. II
o1,,a.r. t,,,t au,;n- t,,o ,voot nr,u,o,Iinr ono
AppsA1' INV ou''ls '"o "ooA ~. p,,.n w. .,a, .''
woek ago last Saturday oven'ns . eau was lssueo
t0 the form OF . circular, for meeting OF tho
taxpayers and Republicans to meet At No. +D5
Sta.o ,,rcc,. In ORGANIZE a pormRnont Club.
WI. ,a...s -. .n al ,,,d frr ,,o ,ri,t,rc ~
~ W. '1o"'u S,o tAn aI'. M,.;s .,.r.,1.
the circulars III no' Know. 1h'h e'cu'a' e"a'@
actcrizel thpse WHO had hcretotoro hcen con-
necteu u til, tho Third Ward 1tnpublichn Cuba
no :. tu,n,rrz and wou,ti.bo politc,ane." Which
.,.:-,. =, 49, ,ho ic,at 49,. ,,c.,;., ,nd
t"'"A. ~ n"' '"o 'o"'s' "ao ".",'o ".''
impoIlsc. IL scema ahas very 10" ot those eaf-
culnrs were distributed, aud mono. so fur as l
know, to reputable ct,zouR of tho Third Ward
VII, hare heretofore bson identified with its l.o-
publican organizations. and Aayo worked with.
but remuneration for tho success Of tho i!cpn,,-
I,cau marty in that ward, No general rnttce, NJ
II usual In sucl, cases, was published iu thu pa-
per4.
In pursuance OF TINT call somo swc!ye or fif-
tonu vaer +nnut a},1c ra,,tlcn,cn anil tnr.p.vnr4
, 1875-12-06

pt. u. D. dowe of Now York. proprietor Of tho A1s-
tiAu Medicloes, bc8!ns his sscept!o-s today, q.
m., At tho Aasteaon atoust, and viii continue then
through tho whole week. froul l. m. until D, p ot
zach day. lIs makos charge Whaeres for eonsuts-
tion or examination. In Dssross he had o,es 1909
csl,s In four daJs and ln Cuscland At ha last vsis
1900. Thoaa who hays Tho siRhtsst suspicion that
their lungs a7e In my way aectcl should not fall to
arau themselves Of hts gratuilous ssice. hs hss ha
Rsea sucoesa in asaing s diseases uf lhs lungs liver
kidneys, blood dlseasos. eo. Au ueiic!aes aso aul
by ali uur druggists.
, 1875-12-06

Pianos and Organs.
nallet, Davis arCo.'s Grand. SQUARE. and Upnsht,
and buithts American Organs. eau be found only 1t
". ". Kiulbxlls, corner Asats snd AdAms stEcsts.
Chicago
, 1875-12-06
MERCANTILE SUSPENSION.

SpSctal DLtpatch II IhA Chsed1o 1Ttb"h
pAsv1LLx, ILL.,. Dec. B.-Wil!ian1 iIessey' ono
OF tho Oldest aud n,oAt respected OF our cry
Foods merchants, il alleged to have Mado m
assignment la4s evening for tho bauetit OF iiH
cscditNrt.
, 1875-12-06

II In circulation that pil4 caunot b cured. 1t 10
%huty without soundaGng, huwuve1, for Dallsy's
Magical Iain Estsaesof h4s neser bo<a known 10 fAt
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