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Do you know how many teeth you have OF
Low many bones enter into your compost
tions Do you know that your complete sys-
TEN undergoes complete change every
seven years, thereby making you differ
emit man or woraani But while being thus
changed and made over sgain--why not
clease yourelf from all communications and
10. fpritfes, and become purihed--purged of
siieffete or useless matter that IA continual
poisoning our blood and producing so much
trouble-so many diseases and so much pain
and suffering, II yon keep the body clean,
and the secretions all, In good order Your
brain win be more vigorous, your physical
system strengthened and all that tends 70
health and happiness VIII be much Improved
In these modem times there Il entirely too
much grunting and complaining among fe-
males. They have headache neuralgia, In
digestion, constipation; there nerves arc
shekv and their nights sleepless, their heaps
swim and their henrts palpitAte; they are ir
regular each month and have leuoorhUaa
hysterics, chlorois, falling and ulceratlonr
the womb; are pale feeble and emaclated. !,
thuA afflicted, procure DR.. Dromgoole's En-
slish Female Blttars, II VIII cure sou
sound aud wen. Il Il the great and onlr
:su,ale regulator of the age, Three cent
enclosed TO Dromgool & Co., Louisville Ny.
WI get . copy OF the ,"Woman's Medical
AdyfSef9 you wish 10 become health,
beautiful and happy, act now.
nytbe3m.
J. NJ. RgvILRE, Ag't Waco
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R. G. MAJORS.
AUCTION and COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Who



Do you wish to know how 10 make u
new suit Of hair grow ali over your hea d.
Young or married lady, do you wish TO make
It grow longer and more rapidly Young
man, do do you wish to promote new
growth 10 your whiskers and mustschei Do
You all wish to use the most highly PERU
med hair dressing you ever used In your
iifef Do you wish your scalp cleansed OF
all dandruff and eruption rendering Jour
brain cool and clcari " DR.. Newton smith s
Hair Restorative will accomplish all OF the
above, and j. r. Droomgoole 4 Co, Louis
vile, Ky, will contract TO do all the above,
or make no charge
Particulars free. Price 81 per bottle, or
six for e., expressed ON receipt OF price.
This IA moi hair dye TO color the hair, but
It Is q scientific combination, which produces
a growth Of new hair on heads that have
been bald for twenty-five years. Proof in.
disputable. Ladies use large amount OF
iead hair, but now yonr own can be made
10 coil beautifully around your head.
J. N. RIvEIHE, Agent, Waco.
nayUdS w8m 12to Oct
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE coun,en,nec i, pale and
leaden.eolored, with occasional
Pushes, or a eircumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eye. become
dull; the pupils dilate; an srure
.emicircle runs along the lower eye.
lid; the nose is irritated, swell,, and
sometimes bleeds q Swelling Of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
hun,ming or throbbing of the cars;
an unusual secretion OF saliva Shiny
or furred tongue breath very foul,
particularly in the morning. appetite
variable, sometimes yoracious, with q
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, al
Others. entirely gone; Aeeting pain,
IN the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; riolen, pains through.
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costiye; stools Shiny, not
nnfreqasntlr ,inerd with blood; belly
nFo'i-n and hard; urine tain;d; rs-
sPlratIon occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hieeoueh, cough
sometimes dry and ronvulsive un-
easy and disturbed sleep. with GRIND
ing Of the teeth; temper variable.
but general, irritable. etc.
Whenever the s5ovs symptoms
are found to exist,
Ds. c. M'LANE'S VRRMIFUGr
WIN certainly eject cure.
The universal success which VS.
attended the administration Of ,Lis
preparation has been such as 10 war
rant US in pledging ourselves to Tie
public to
RETURN THE MONfN
in every instance where i, .hou'i
prove Intellectual. nrovid;rs ~,
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RETURN TIE Monty

in every instance where ii should
prove Intellectual; "proyiding the
symptoms attending the sickness Of
the child or adult should warrant the
iupposi,ion Of worm, being the
clnse," In all cases the Medicine
10 be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH ThE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the publie.
that
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On Thursdsy, the 3Oth day OF Sop
tom Der. A. ID, 1879.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

NSoiEEs sALE.
By virtue OF authority vested in me, "a
trustee, by certain trust deed, executed
on me 9th day OF April, A. ID. 1874 by J. II.
Bagoy and Mary !. Bagby, his vile aud
recorded In the Mortgage book Of" on
Pages l51 and 1853 Of the records OF McLen
nan county, Texas. 10 secure the paymeat
o. two notes dated on April 9,ls74 for one
Thousand gold dollars, each. sue 4 ~ on The
fret day 81 Januat, \. u. is.;. add
the othc. on tLe hr.t day nf March
A. D. 1876. both bearing twenty
per cent. Interest, per annnm, Witch
notes are described In said trust deed. AMI
which were executed TO Hattie [ White,
and by her transferred to Cochran, Me.
Lean a Co., who are now the legal holders
OF said notes, and the same being and remain
ing due and unpaid, except portion OF the
interest, aud being requested by the said
Cochran. Mclean & Co., I VIII on
Tuesday the i is1s a"' OF October
tiihil Legal houTs, sell al public auction
10 front OF The Courthouse door Of McI.er.
nnn county Texas, 10 The highest bidder for
cash, IN L. god coin, Of standard weight
AID b1eness,th. following properly situated
In the city OF Waco, McLennan 20. Iexss
and khown as the Eas' half OF III nutnbDr
four, block No. 3, Of eaid civ
aud fronting TWENTY-FIVE feet on ,hr
Public Square, together wIth all the lHpfnVr.
ments thereon situated "r Thereto beionq.
ing,
The Trustee will make such title q. %
vested In him by snid trust deed.
j. VI. klLLOUUH, Trustee.
Waco, Iexas, Sept, 10, 1873. dtolucl8
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% ~ SZU wanted An Glasses
VI working people Of both sex-s,
younT and old. make more money a.
work Tor Us In their own localities, du
ring their share moments, or all tho
time than At anything else We offer
employment that will pny handsomely
Tar every hours work. Full partieu-
tnrs. seTnis, so. sent free. Send "a,
your aldrsrs ut once. Don't delay
Now u the fimv. Don't look for work
Va business elsewhere, until you have
lsarnsd what we offor. q. Stinson i
&C., Portland. hsiae. jydAwiy
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The Grahge Picture, (beautiiul olea
graph, representing the inner work
II the Orange, 80 cts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-23
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The steamer ". A. Scolten, which ar
rived at New York yesterday from ROtteT-
dam, encountered several fields Of ice, and,
at one time, was completely surrounded by
icebergs.
The steamer Ventura was wrecked Tues
day night on the rocks at Point Sur, near
Monterey, Cal, and is \ total loss. The
passengers were saved.
The residence Of James Ulerv, at Rising
Sun, Ind, was robbed Of 5000 in green
backs on Monday.
The shipments Of specie from New York
yesterday amounted to S366,000.
Cory, Pa, had a $4,000 fire yesterday.
Postmaster General Jewell has received
several petitions signed by almost every
| Republican in Atlanta, Ga, endorsing his
| appointment of Benz. COnley as pOstmas-
| ter at that point, and praying that he will
| not reconsider his action and appoint Sam
I Bard. Besides these petitions number OF
! letters have been received warmly endOrs-
| ing COnley's appointment.
Omaha has established a Driving Park
Eight stables of horses are now at Gal
| weston training for the races which com
| mence there Saturday, the 9th inst.
The naiI-feeders and the helpers are on
| a strike in Wheeling.
A large meeting Of delegates to the
/ Miners and LabOrers' Association al
| Pottsville resolved 10 continue the strike
/ in the Pennsylvania coal region.
John Harper, senior member Of the firm
| Of Harper Brothers, of New Y Ork, died last
evening after a prolonged illness, in the
| 18th year of his age.
Gen. W. T. Sherman was in Cincinnati
| yesterday 10 attend the wedding Of Miss
| Phillips and Charles Leaman.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-23
STREET CAR HIGHWAYMEN.
Successful Robbery OF $500 at the
Midday.
New York sun, April 20

Yesterday was payday at the Architec-
tural Iron Works, West Fourteenth street,
and at half-past eleven o'clock William p.
GOldin, a messenger employed by the com
p3ny, was sent to the Eleventh Ward Bank,
Tenth street and Avenue d, to draw the
necessary money. Near the bank he no
ticed a light wagon containing four men,
but without paying much attention to il,
he went in and presented his check and re-
ceived from the cashier three thousand six
hundred dollars, chiefly in small notes. He
wrapped them up in piece Of paper, and
making a compact bundle, he got into one
of the Belt liLe of cars. AT the same time
three rough-lOoking men also entered, one
of them taking a seat beside him and the
ether two getting seats as close as possible.
The car was full of passengers, and as il
went on GOldin saw the same wagon that
he had noticed before following closely. II
contained but one man, and another was
riding on horseback near it. While the
car was passing between Avenues G and ID,
in Fourteenth street, the man who sat next
to Goldin snatched the packages of money
from his hand, and before any one Of the
passengers could recover from the surprise
lie had escaped from the rear door. One
of his companions followed him, while the
third quietly drew a pistol from his pocket,
and taking his place at the door, turned the
muzZle toward the interior OF the car, and
/ threatened to shoot the first who might Try
| to get out.
The passengers were all on their feet, the
ladies shrieking, while the gentlemen, who,
having recovered from their first amaze
ment, had crowded forward TO seize the
highwaymen, fell back before the muzzle Of
the pistol. Meanwhile the man, with the
package of money in his possession, threw
it into the wagon and spTang in after l..
His companion followed him, and the Ger
berus at the door Of the car jumped of the
platform and was getting in too, but one OF
the passengers, all of whom had rushed out
of the car the moment the entrance was
clear, seized the horse by the bride,
and shouted for the police. In
stantly the man with the pistol
returned, and, clubbing his weapon,
struck the gentleman with it, knocking him
down. His assailaGt then jumped into
the wagon Just as another Of the pasSen-
gers, reaching over the side, seized one Of
the robbers By the leg and threw him down
in the vehicle; but the whip was applied
TO the horse, and instantly he was going at
a break-neck gallop past the iron works, in
which the employees and officers OF the
company ran to the doors and windows
under the impression that he was running
away. They were soon undeceiyed, for
the wagon was hardly out Of sight before
the messenger, surrounded by the excited
passengers. arrived and told the loss. He
thought that he might identify the robbers,
as well as the horse and wagon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-23
SWALLOWED ONE RNIFE TOO
MANY.

The case is mentioned of an American
sailor who died in Guys Hospital, London,
a pOst-mOYtem examination Of whose body
showed that his disease was due to his re-
peated exploits Of swallowing knives, from
the effects Of which lie had been sick for
three years. TIE first time he swallowed
fourteen knives, became sick, but recovered,
and commenced again, betting from time
70 time on his bravadO exploits. While on
an English ship he swallowed seventeen
knives in two successive days; but this sp-
pears to have been too much, and after
long suffering he died. Fourteen Of the
knives were found in his stomach, but,
strange to say, partly digested, the iron
parts as well as the horn handles. The
stomach itself was not at all injured. He
had a good appetite TO the last, and his
sickness and death were alone caused by
the haft Of a large knife becoming i'm
mOvably fixed across the intestiDes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-23
NEW ORLEANS.
The EmPeachment Of Auditor Clinton
resressing-KelIOsE Trying 60 save
HIm-ReIfef for New Orleans.

The Impeachment Of Auditor Clinton
reSressing-KeIIOsE Trying 60 save
HIm-ReIief for New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-The Senate
to-day passed on its second reading the
joint resolution suspending Auditor Clin-
ton from Office pending the impeachment
trial. 1t will come dp on its third reading
and final passage tomorrow. The Senate
resolved itself into a court of Impeachment,
to impeach Charles Clinton Of high crimes
and misdemeanOrs in Office, and notified
the House Of this action. 1t also appointed
a committee 10 prepare rules to govern the
Senate when sitting as a court impeach-
ment.
The Senate received a communication
from Auditor Clinton praying for further
examination Of his books by experts. No
action was taken.
The vote on taking up the Clinton i'm
| peachment resolution in the Senate to-day
was, yeas p, nays 10.
Gov. Kellogg was on the floor Of the Sen
ate again to-day, endeavoring to save Clin-
ton.
The House passed a joint resolution to
extend the extra session to May 5-yeas
O., nays ID.
The House passed the city relief bill.
The city is to hypothecate and lease the
| city property; also to lease the city water
works for 40 years, payable in city obliga-
tiOns of any kind. It also authorized the
| City Council to make arrangements with
the bOndhOlders.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-23
TIE REssInER BRAKEMAN.

The experiment Of the swinging cabin
of the Bessemer steamer which Is meant 70
be 50 adjusted as 10 maintain its equili0-
rum whatever may be the motion Of the
vessels hull, has approached somewhat to
success; but the inventor has had to aban-
don the idea Ofmaking the cabin maintain
its level automatically, and now intrusts
that duty 70 man who stands in the cen
tire Of the cabin watching a spirit level, and
managing with a single lever ac0mplicared
and powerful system Of hydraulic brakes.
ANY one who knows by experience how
difficult it is to hold a spirit-leyel perfectly
mOtfOnless viii understand the deliCaCy Of
the task which this BessemeF brakeman
has to accomplish. The incessant motion
Of the restless Wgves is 20 be cOuuteracted
bv an equally incessant movement Of the
lever. A moments iuatteutiOnOr careless
ness. and the swinging cabin swings madly
through an are Of perhaps ninety degrees
The fate of passengers who are afraid OF
sea-siczuess is wholly at his disposal. He
holds their stOmachs IN the hollow Of his
hand. Without a moments warning he
can. if he chooses, cause The whole com
pany Of passengers to ''tetch away ana
bring I'D with tremendous violence and
i confusion against the lee side Of the cabin
/ and can iusfify himself on the plea that
| suddeu s1eeze temporarily turned his at
/ tention from the spirit-level. To placate
this man with bribes will be the hrst OBJ
I iect Of all timid passengers. To bribe him
/ 10 occasionally forget his duty viii be the
delight Of every passenger who is fond OI
practical jokes, OF who has an enemy
| among his fellow passengers. Where can
| a man De found who viii be proof against
these tremendous temptations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-23

/ purpose. There is a good deal Of talk
about the alleged connection Of his son
John, formerly clerk in the Department,
| but now out Of the service. There is good
reason 70 believe that the President him
self has severely rebuked the young man,
and that he will be more discreet in the
future.
Special to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
It is generally believed that Mr.. John
DelanO, who was, few months ago, Chief
Clerk Of the Indian Department, has, since
his retirement, been mixed up in specula-
tiOns in connection with the Indian ser
vice; and it is also believed that charges
have been filed assailing the Secretary of
the Interior.
The Coming Indian War.
The Interior Department had to-day no
later information in respect to the Indian
disturbance on the Kansas border, but are
waiting for further news with much solici-
tude, and seem to fear there will be seTi-
GUS trouble.
Crime I'm South Carolina.
Information has been received from the
upper district of South Carolina, showing
an alarming increase in negro crime-mur-
deTs, rObberies and the like. The Govern
ment does not seem TO care about interfer-
ing, so long as the victims are white and
the criminals black men.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-23
COMMISSION ME8CHsNT.

Nothing but Jesus can cheer orr hearts to-
night. My heart Is broken. L never eN-
.pect to see my home again, or do another
stroke Of work. feel bitter, bitter, disap-
pointed. THE tears poured down his
cheeks, and his grief seemed to he intOler-
ably great.1 This is the feeling Of my
heart. Nothing can satisfy me but the
coming of Jesus. l don't know what ]
shall do if Jesus don't come. Lord, help
me. 1 hate to 90 70 my home again.
They wept and fell on one another's
necks. Many Of them did not know
where to go or what to Do, as they had re-
linQuished their lodgings, and given away
their furniture and everything. In The
extremity Of their distress, their affections
stiH chung to Thurman. The men all
came to him and gave him the kiss of
peace, according to their fashion. One Of
them pressed him to come and stay with
him. Thurman said, sadly: Il don't feel
like seeing anybody now. / wish / could
sink into my grave" The women gather
ed around him, and be shook hands with
them, for Thurman varies from ministerial
usage by never kissing the women,
reserving that entirely for the men. A
number Of people had to remain where they
were. Others went to the houses OF those
who were fortunate enough to retain
homes. One man named Miller, who had
disposed Of over $4,000 Of property, asked
permission Of a brother to sleep on his
floor that night. An old, white-haircd
woman said that she had a place to 60 to
tonight. bUs what she should DO next God
Ouly knew. The children were crying,
babies squalling, and women wrinsing
their hands in anguish, as at about halt
past one the assembly dispe sed, pursuing
their melancholy way to such quarters as
they could 90 to. Thurman accompanied
FOyen TO his house on the corner Of Clark
and Wisconsin streets, but what his move
ments in the future will be be does not
know.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-23
FOREIGN NOTES By CABLE.

The President Of the French Geographi-
cal Society has handed Minister Wasbburn
ne cold medal presented by the society
10 the family Of Capt. Hall, in commem-
oratiOn Of the exploits Of the arctic ex-
plOIer.
The examination into the alleged
DuscheDe conspiracy against Prince BIS
marck began yesterday. The prisoner
Duschene) thrice refused to give the
names Of his accOmphces.
In the British House Of Commons last
uight, Nr. Sullivan Announced that Tor the
purpose Of terminating the anomalous re-
isti0ns between the press and House, he
would nightly call attention TO the presence
Of St anceTs. This will have the effect oi
compelling the withdrawal Of all persons
except members.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-23
TILTON-BBECHER.
4 PereePtibie Fiagging In the Inter
est in the Great Scandal Trial.

NEW YORK, Apgil 22.-There was a
marked decrease in tie number -of-specta-
tors IN The Brooklyn City Court room TO
day, and even the sO-called Plymouth cir
Gle was contracted to the proportions usual
before Mr.. Beecher took the witness
chair.
The examination Of the witneSsss-H.
o. Armour, Henry Il. Z. evelgud and DR..
James L. Little-br0ugbto out nothing new.
Their testimony seemed 10 be intended to
strengthen points in that Of Mr.. Beecher.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-23
COufscafed.

BALTIMORE, April 22.-In the United
States District Court to-day, in the case Of
the United States against the steamer Ell
ward Stewart, Judge Giles Reade read a
decision cOndsming the vessel and decree
ing her forfeited 20 the United States on
the ground that while enrolled in the coast
wise trade, she had left New London fully
equipped and destined for a foreign pOIl
which rendered her liable to forfeiture.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-23
WHAT DECAnE nnEs.


The Baltimore Gazette notes the fact
that the l4th inst. was the centennial
Of an abolition society II Philadelphia,
which was duly celebrated, and not
withstanding it was the tenth anniver-
sary Of the assassination Of President
Lincoln, no mention was made Of the
martyr Of 1866, except by Abby Kelly
Foster, who said somevery sharp things
in disparagement Of his memory. The
Gazette adds: THAT 1865 Good Friday
had a good deal Of desecration about 1t.
Not only was it the day when Mr.
Lincoln was enjoying the re-
fined drama Of which Lord Dun
dreary is the herc, hut It was the time
of great frolic amidst the ruins Of
a fort whose very wreck showed how
impregnable it was. A Jolly party
went from New York to re-r1ise the
Federal flag On Sumpter. Poor Gen.
Anderson-0u whose funeral in New
York President Grant, though near at
hand, did not deign to look-was there,
and rockingham, and Bradbury, and
Chadwick, and Geuge Thomson, "the
English reformer, and Theodore Til
ton and the Reverend Henry Ward
BeecLer-au brethren in the bond
Of successful blood m0ngering. On
their way back, they organized, 1t
ST, Ms, a club to be called "The Sumter
Brothers and Sisters" and its tenth
anniversary was celebrated in Brook
lyn on the l4th inst, with wines, and
song, and dance, and yet not a word
was said orsan audible memory cher
ished Of the poor murdered President
Of ten years hack. There were, how
ever, absentees from this love feast.
Two lights, which had shown 50
brightly on the birth of "the
Brothers and Sisters Of Sumter, -
we're IN eclipse-one or the 9th
er never to emerge from 1t. The
Gemini Of 1865 had shot wide apart.
Beecher, it seems, through the influence
Of one Of his lawyers, who IS a brother
of Sumpter, was invited, though Just
then he was otherwise engaged but
Tlton was not even bidden, And thus
is it with the pottery Of history, not
the great marble statues that live for
ever thus is it with Lincoln, forgotten
even by bis worshipers, and Beecher
and his crew discredited, that, in the
strict sense Of the words, the whirligig
Of even so short a time as ten years
does bring strange revengcs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-23

THE Memphis AUaJaRebe intimates
that Barbour Lewis viii be appointed
Appraiser Of Merchandise for Mem
phis. He is one Of the few ex-mcmbers
Of Congress who have not yet been pro-
vided for.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-23
DeIuded PhiiadeIPhiaas.


PHILADELPHIA, April I9.-AbOut forty
or 6fIy Of The &illeriles, or Thurmanits,
assembled in a house in Cadwallader street.
above Gerard avenue early this evening"
for the purpose of preparing for the end OF
the world and their ascension 70 Paradise.
They went through various ceremonies,
and, finally, dressed in their white ascen-
sion robes, mounted the roof Of the house
at midnight iu the midst Of a chilly rain.
They waited for the sound Of the last
trump and looked TO see the Great Judge
seated on his throne ia mid-a.r. After
their foolish a-lor and their light clothing
had been cOnsiderably dampened, they de
sceuded to console themselves as best they
might for the failure Of another Second
Adventist prop ecy.
Their assemblage was kept secret from
scofiug sinners, and 10 crowds were
present to witness the discontinue.