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yrSrFnpty,s MrpTryGs
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WEST SIDE MASS-MEETtNC.
anSp oA7nznrSo OF REPUBLICAN, VOTERS.
Una OF the largest and most enthusiastic He
publican rallies which have takon placo this CAM
uil~auseo avenue. sonator Daehlet presided,
'no Justice =. H.. Ma'son actea ss Secretary.
sESATon JOHN A. LOGAN
WIS introduced aud greeted with enthusiasm,
H. .L l.; ,., t.,, Ir,.
ne opoAe ~ suostance ~ 1o"o"S; Ae MAS glhd
to neet With them, and had no exon 'ea to otter
fnan ought TO tnko part In Attempting to
have tho affairs OF this country honestly
aaa tHpaHlaitv conducted. LUIS "as not parry
camiaigu. 1twas campaign for olecsing ncu
"a0 "oo'o oe ouss4do Oh r!"se to6.eaa OF 'osI'e
LOT CORRUPT purposes lie detcatod from tho
bottom Of hts heart tho deprivation og any nan's
-,<.h+. g,,. ,o.hi,.,,a., a,,.A, =, =. t--.,,
tt6a'n. ouea eonoinA'1ot' ou1aH ~ po 11o"hca
down by all men. 4 combination Of men 10 de-
e.''e sa10 =. t"ea ''sn@ "@' !ua' o. oo~
no11ous ~ tne eomoloaaon OF hnos-sosn'ns'sn
vo,. =. .ho,. .in1,.. ~. .u,,,...:..
1eoa OF 'ne't f'Rhts. 1no eomolnatloh "as
formrd for tho purposa OF ptrsonal ageran:li.e-
.AcnI' ~ "oula y. e'ho "a'n ,ne 1n'e
came that men shou'd not ask "hat
nationality they were. but were they hons: American
80. ,..,.,,,,,.r ...s ~ o,h.. -. nsa..,,t.-
VA l'epupncsn' aha tne o1hef va IN Opposition
ter .uc.n7 At tho head Of the nepubicaa .tskc Was
Louis G.. uuek N, ana could snr any,1toe .g,,ust
him. The, knew him bet,er ,h.a ths ErlslsFs He
"as put a. the hcad OF tho ticket because he "ee N
upright citizen. Capt. ealy uas an hoa bls snd
Con- so spusssr. .ss Ssr put n IL nonn os
tun because they honest men. Ilo fls. nothing
t. ~ sa.' II y eting as s lsh sasa a;, sas l.
le OF the c!sy Ut CMcasu, culuptl thun to sezre
him MS serit.
inRs political career He had appeared few days aso
before coored neetir :, aud announced hi,nsrf
good KcJ,lDcx ard three lays after snuouac4 ii hp,-
sef A. Dr. NJ ,cri. md s,ld hs ha. slw.ys IxS onr,
tcfure so-csl1ed Democratic Convention. lie sought
tho office to pay hia debts. No public OF had
cisrn ot Chic.go be- Ind rgh 10 lay ,hat 10 nan
holding the peoples money IL hands lad right to
put 1t 70 pcr.ouai uses.
D4Fld A. Gage lont The peoples money by trying 10
sois,ea ths .~ aA tas ,a,u Who rss DO @ ns ' i nov
when he Deposited 1t ii tnc rotss q ,!ro talr. When
10 s4id .h,t 10 would violate the l.". 1'h!s W.
H. IT, s
that thcy had no rights which the oppo-
liz utea Tiers II the licputne.n party svrr
refused Democratic judges 1t c1ections. lie
wpnted TO know II that waa tae way to maintain sha
rights OF Citizens Did the Republican party over ad
yucate justee only 10 thernacires3 No. HesauR WAS
determined to accomplish hts election oven ny balos
essa Il Ii. soe a VA not not ~ henest sn Ensy
had asked luis u lilo County comm!sH!ontss, among
whom we're men whom 1lrhng chilled th:tscs, aud
noasd ha.l granted oen!y 70 out Of 40 eiec,
t;on judses. hn had eycn respected
hkkrd II thty wotIt 1nx THAR Nirct1nn tn hA
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IT. Without the see1iry Of the stoek the tooo note
Of Rslnaon was rem Arst3seIy whsshe.t II Arnouns.
ci. With tnsrcA.. tn upwards Of $500. Tho onatera
r!la i: teast. let neither Gen. Hsto.non nor any
t-r wittesa IL called, szcept uaans. who tu'1FN its
Gase through. AN Arrn1xGr.
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their votes and furtht-, and nnrr Important than
s they should consller whether that II tbs kind 1t
nnane!crng they de1Irn Ia hasn catsscl on In tho
County Treasury for the twu ycars next ensutnK.
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1lCafstl.
10 "t Eitar oftA. fAt-s,a Tribune:
EnfcAHD, f)ct. g.-What arc tl,e intelligent and
In1"At ~ wall llety y.lorlny Germans Of thia city
thinking Of n place themselves hecdlctsy under
lilo Iron bsi Of dictator 10 arbitrary aud unscrl,pu.
1ou' q Hesin9. thu p'tcal aslstoctal7 HAYS they
forgnsten the I, rrapy Of their natvs jani Tint they
nov 70 gladly and Aubn,'sascy rlAce ,hcmHelye. ILL.,
der the yoke of annhef Kng7 The Germans easne to
this country to gel out from unet ths heel of lea-
potlo and unrrtnclpled rulers and to surrender
their Liberties, their freedom of thought aud pcon 10
an American politician whose temper will trook hi
orroation-nos even to an innecen. dlEcrencs ot
opinion-vhen be Eots tho power IN ra+stnR strange.
II the Germans are deluding henselses With TIM SUP
position that uesing wbo 10 meek md Mill, ie-
cause be must bc 10 got the vo.aa hs sna
needs. viii, when IN ofnce sten to and grant without
question anything thu poor German may esk, then
Then. II ul.a2ke net, the cry net bs In .he fo7
nor, ,of "PIease vote for Mr. Hesng,r but Of VsK
aud licsatorst command from une Of Tue nonsrsh's
way. h'~ down 10 lssluR:" A.
1frs1yf A.D the UoEKtsnNEN.
% f1s Fifar of Thr cAfra7n fFisune:
crsrAoo, Oct 2s-tiesins, In blu ro!s N The friend
OF to skngrnan" rolls the wto hare 10 work
tnr salary III the city and county oc4s The oEnes
ha after y fraud it noco&sary wilt bring hin, t2oo
QUO. and get ha frlend Of the worklugMen de1ibcr-
aely puts the knife 10 their tEo7ta Snd says you
pay ny campaign e1prusts GET" II ht hhs 1park
IT honor aud principe left, he ought 10 e ashamed Of
hotsea and four serrants s1d e II anil .shon.
orah!e enough 70 rob worklngnen Of hcr hasdearued
wa9eE.
ii il to be presumed that when once in otHos we
shall have monthly ass.sanenss to furnish him
r1gne! Every doi3r a.cs.ed la vota tor ffurki
HoRkisaMAx.
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HESINC'S RECORD.
GIVING AND TAKING.
HrElN1, How I9 TlltB}

10 the Ed1or af The Chtcd9o Tribune:
CHICAGO Oct. 28.-Tho voting peopis Of this
county ought to be Informed thas ono Of Hes
fng'a trlcksis thst ho is actively ongsscd through
il,s undsrliugs, IN buying mp voters for next
Tueaday's election by gtying nola5 Of which tho
fp1lDn Ing In copv.
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HARrruAL CONSTIPATION

is one of the most painful evils of sedentary life
and aicts the student the professional man. the art
san, the seamstress. and the man Of leisure alike
Fioient purgatives only increase the evil they are
given to remedy, and mechanical agencies In the form
of injections inc0nyenient they are unnat-
ural The inventors of pills have in this complaint
alone found ther greatest and of Income
and wealth Indian Vegetable, Indian urgative Ca.
thartic, Imperial and Dinner Pills have constituted
the stock-ln-trade Of quacks and empires Ii ali
ages but unhappy the curing pill OF thirty year,
ago proves worthless to-day, ann among the many
substitutes offered but few seem able to ourlive a
single generation. or 10 answer the universal demand
for medicine that will satisfactorily bring about that
natural peri-taltic action Of the bowels, without
which life becomes burden, our food asteless nutri-
tion ceases, and dysp psa with all It's nameess hor-
rors seizes u Jon its victim
Encouraged by The aatf story evidences OF the vr-
tues Of the yricum as most deobstruent remover
OF obstruction in other cases, led believe
that 1t possessed qualities which, IL rghtTully ex-
tracted and properly administered win ans yer ai the
purposes hitherto sought in das ic purgatives the
unnatural and unpleasant to the syringe, with
ont at the same time weakening the alimentary and
excretOiy organs In the tUmc cumulative and sani-
tive properties of the Syrcum Prepared by us, we
found every long soughtiOr quality, constituting il
the most ell tual REMEDY for constipation ever yet
discovered: Its adIpirAble and wel-pr we'd action
upon the stomach, liver, dneys, etc. clearly showed
hat in adapting its preparation the ces Of diges-
ton with the same care and discrimination should
mn h.d diam nfed
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park carriage, with bonny young -chotch
chieftaIn in highland dress, and very
pretty, hale, brown haired young woman IN
q pink dress, with some sprays OF Thlte
blossoms, gathered doubtless at the Iete, IN
her hands. A shout goes up as they go oy'
the good looking young Highlander dom 9
his Scotch cap airily, the young princess
with the wlstful eyes smiling gently These
are the LOrnes, about whose demestlc NE
rumor Is ever busy. But u is said on good
authority they are fairly well content with
their somewhat unequal marriage. The
princess is very intellectual and accom-
plished, and is by far the handsomest OF
the Queens daughters. Her husband has
many friends; he is young and has a fine
disposition, and, after all, his family is near
enough to the throne to silence contemptus
Gus gossip.
Just as the patience Of the crowd is giving
out, there goes up a cry of ''Tbe Princer'
All what passport to favor in this devine
right OF kings and princessi When these
people say, THE Prince it is with an air
Of "Long live the KiDgl" Here comes the
Marlborough house liveries, and such car
rage load Of royalty! the Princess of Wales
and her sister Dagmar, their white dresses
and pink hats looking pretty in the evening
light. opposite them the Prince of Wales,
who, in spite Of rumor and increasing
weight, Is yet fine-looking, and the tall,
broad-shouldered, good looking czarovitch /;
aud then comes last carriage, out of which
little sleepy-looking children, in brown hol-
land cloaks and straw hats, with fiuttering
white ribbons, appear to be rolling. There
are in truth three of them upon one seat,
and opposite, a stout, gracious-looking
LADY, of whom we remember chiefly her
brilliant smile and pleasant salutation. Her
husband, handsomer IN his dark, grand
way than any of the Guelphs, sits beside
her. ''Those are the Tecks," says some
body, earnestly; ''they are so kind and sim
ple." Their home is in Kensington Palace,
where tie Queen was born, where she held
her first council. The Duke of Cambridge,
the Queens uncle, rides by, unattended, in
a severely SIMPLE way. 1t is said that the
simplicity of the ''Cambridges' annoys her
Majesty immensely. The old Duke detests
formality. He is greatly beloved by all the
people, especially the army winch he com
mands. And thus royalty rides By.
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The Royal Family OF Kngland-HEow
They appear IA the Park--rheir Dresses
and Degs-A Rough cid Duke.

There Is general movement among the
loungers in the park, and an unostentatious
carriage with servants in red livery goes
slowly by. There are two ladies In il, and
there are two little curly-haired dogs on
the seat before them. The ladies ore attired
very nearly alike in black aud white striped
silks, the one in pink, the other IN blue
bonnet. They are not so beautiful as rumor
would make us believe. They are oval
faced, high-bred looking women, the one
whom the English call ''oui princess" be-
ing older looking, less blooming than her
sister Dagmar. The czarovna is like a
girlish edition Of her sister, but, though her
brown eyes have deeper lustre, her cheeks
q ripper bloom. and her mouth aud pretty
chm more piquant air, there is asweetness,
gentle dignity, grace about Alexandra
which makes her LONELINESS more perfect,
yet is charm IS impossible % describe. She
leans forward rs the carriage passes, bows
and smiles cordially. "Ah,n said lady OF
the Queens household 70 as Que evening,
s,she is such real princessg And this
mention Of royalty brings me back 70 a twi-
light hour when from a terrace on the High
street Of old kansington we watched the
Royal Family returning from Chiswick. Il
was feie day; the streets were gayly deco
rated, q crowd assembled IN the tcrreeed
gardens, shops windows and 10 the pave
ments. The carriages containing royalty
rode By with unusual state; ontridcrs in
gay hSeFies preceded them. First, the
sschristians, y las We might say nee Princess
Helena), fair, plaeid-lookiDg young wo-
man in a white tulie hat, and middle-aged
soldlery man, in uniform; then trap.
driven tandem By handsome young man
n T.rfI
duke" be Is called, Just as bis elder brother
il always 'the princei'.) and then second
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the TONIC PILL

is unalloyed by any Of the usual drastic drugs such
as alOes, scammOny, other bitter and nauseat-
ing substances, gives to thu world medicine which
under possible circumstances fail of producing
the happiest and most satisfacto y will ouI
Overaxing and celebrating the digestive organs. The
operation Of this medicine Is simply assist nature
to perform its office la normal and uniform manuer
AS speedy safe and reliable medicine under all cir
cumsrances where there inter final distractions il
is most certain. The brain, the VISION the Of
hearing taste and smell. ut once experience vital
ity, and the patient awakens existence de-
lightful rs its assured permanency. He no longer
breads the approach Of night by apprehensions Of
broken slumber and horrid dreams; rendered mis-
cradle by fear OF death by sudden stroke
OF apoplexy; epilepsy asting ashadow upon the
waking hours.
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The wisdom of the old proverb, "reople
who live in glass houses should not throw
stones, is forcibly illustrated in the case of
Mayor Wickham, of New York, who re-
Gently intimated that ''the striking states
man and ex-pounderr John MOFrissey fears
that Tammany would elect officers who
would break up his gambling places. Nor
rissey retorts that men who talk about
gambling should have clean hands. He
further remarks that the mayor must have
forgotten that he used TO spend the biggest
part Of his nights in his gambling house in
Twenty-fourth street; and By way Of re-
minder offers to give the names of other
parties present at such times.
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NERVOUS DEBrLIrY.

However obscure the causes may be which contrib
ate TO Ter nervous debility disease prevalent
Affect ny as IL does nearly Onehaf of adult popu
ation, IT il melancholy fact that Day by day and
ear by year. we wi ness most frightful increase
nervous affections from the slightest neuralgia TO the
more grave and extreme forms OF Nervous Prosratlun
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= PEEDWELL MATHEMATlGlL AND
, ENGINEERING COLLEGE,

Upper Flores Street, San Antonls, TcAa-
viii open the drst u February 1871 Tor the recep
ton OF young gentlemen
The course OF instruction will be thorough theor-
etical aud pActieal--and embrace, all branth,s of
maj hematics pure and mixed wi h lci ,urrs rpon zen
cral sci, and upoa such subjects iciid -
0f surveying aud engineering; e, H. ineeinnicni ropo
graphical, hydraulic or military.
Students will be required when the weather may
permit 70 cut the heid with eomp,E. trasi ,.cve..
etc. for p actical exercise Ia surveying and "a ueer
ing
They need bring with them forr ference such ma h
emaIica books as they may have In p.fscssinn.
Tuition ee In advance. per mouth, $40 coin. A
small additional expenditure for STA ione,y drawing
instrumen 9, SIC, viii b. Indispensable
as the college with DO srd and l0drins on modertts
terms and board and lodging had m The clty al
an expense per month mol exceeding si5io $40
civil Engineer Professor Of Applied Maih mates and
i Engineering.
Graduate Oneida college. New YorA" Jsrasr :, y,
Pure and Analyncal Mathr mAtirs.
zoe TIioS A. DwYER
H. lei WY Siatoner; TREASURER.
NOTICE OF ACCOUNT
The State Of Texa. TO all persons interested in
the Administrations u the estate OF JUSTIN CAS-
| rAlNIk. deceased
G. r. Johns administrator OF the rstate Of Justin
Castaine. deceased has ed his final account 10 The
district Court ~ Trais county which will I've acted
on Mt he n, xt q rin Of said court cnnencing inc
First Mond.y In October. 1875, AT tie court hon, 6
thereof IN he city Of Austin. ne whlh time I'll per-
cons Interested > said inay appear and make
objections thereto
witilers y. Brown click Of said court. and
sFALl me seal hereof a,a. he'd III four day OF
GEO. b. ZIMPEI MAN, Sheriff r G.
by JoHs ~ sr0kss, Deputy. auIs WV
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THE BLADDER.

which under the old modes OF treatment was always
rendered sensitive and irritable painful de-
gree, causing constant annoya either by its weak
ness producing excessive dlscharges or the greatest
Yields tn the soothing tonic and inv gorating effects
the Balm and Pills. By their frequent e. hundreds
Of ca-es pronounced incurable by our best doctors
have been radically cured In less time and at less
lay Of money than could possibly have been accom-
plished by any other means. In view of the impor-
lant results obtaned in that direction feel usti
lied in regarding the e preparations specifics for
every form OF vesica disease, whether caused by
ganic deficiency or imprudence whatever they may
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nor SALE.

the east waters OF First Yegua nine aud half miles
west OF Caldwell. This land Is well timbered and
Watered--a' splendid stock rancho. This valuable
place will sell for dollar in coin per acre if sold
within thirty days Half cash; balance in twelve
months. Call nj once on NJ. B. SWEENEY.
ianl5 d.Ewtf
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Il Nevada the Law imposingR tar of 800
every three months on every gambling place
has been sustained by Supreme Court de-
cision. The effect il is anticipated, will
be 10 close the small bells and extend the
business Of the large ones.
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4A6AA
SIMM0MS'S LIVER REGULATOR,
For all diseases OF the Liver stomach and Spleen.
DYSPEPSIA, MEN rAL DEPREs Jon. RESTLESS
NESS. JAUNDIcE, NAUSEA, SICK HEADACHE,
COLO. CONSTIPATION and BILIoUSHESS.
IL is eminentiy Family Medicine, and by
being kept ready for immediate resort, win
save many sn hour OF suffering and many dol
After Forty Years trial II IL still receiving
the most unqualified testimonials OF its virtues
from persons Of the highest character and re-
sponsibiliiy. En- nent physicians commend it
as the most
EFF ECTUAL SPECIFIC
for Consiipati0n, Headache, Pain in the shoulders
Dizziness Sour stomach bad taste In the mouth, bill
ious attacks Palpitation OF the Heart Pain the
gion Of the Kidn, vs. dependency gloom and fore
bodil OF eylall OF which are the offspring Of dis
The Liver, the largest organ in the body, is
generally The seat OF the di.ease, and II not
REGULATED In time, great suffering, wrrtched-
If you feel DULI, DRowsY, DEBILTTkTED,
have frequent HEArAcHE, Mourn TASTES
badly, poor APPETITE and ToSeUE CoATEo
yod suffering from TORPID LIVER or "BTL-
l2UsSEss" and nothing win care you 60 speed
81 have never seen or tried fuch simple ecacious
HxrzEn 81. louis, <,.d No. ~ ny mt
HoE- Aier. IT, Stephens.
Occasionally use when my condition requires 81
Dr. sirnmons's Liver Regulaior with good eEeet.
hen ALEX. H. sTEPHESs.
GOgeH0r Of Aia1amd
Tour Regulator has been IN use in nv family for
ssne time. and am persuaded Il is Valuable sddi
tn - the medical science Gov j. GIL sHoETEE
4 h..e nsed the Reuls,or in my family for the past
% = e Sss medicine s.iss ass s NED ,o 70 th me
a-s e Diseases IL purports TO enre-H. +. THIGPEx
-.szznAnass Liver REGULATOR has proved good snd
e1iraciozs nedicine."-- A. NUrTIse.
I've hs-e been aceusfutssi win mr. s,.ro,.. r,ve-
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Recent TESTIMONIALS.

FHEwsBURG, November t. 1864.
DR. G. EDGAR LoTHRoP. l4S Court street, Boston,
Massachusetts,:
Dear Sir-I have used the Cordial Balm and Syri-
cum and Lothrop's Tonic Pills as a preventive and
for the OF ardent spirits and habitual in
toxication, and find them actually specific in such
cases. I regard them most invaluable medici
and nothing could induce me TO be without them.
JACOB MESERVE.
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sherman hiss an able commission, consist
ing Of Asstia, Of the Sherman Rspisfsr.
working away At those preachers in session
At Houston, who are empowered to locate
the Austin College. sherman should have
Il. Il win make the Register 80 blissful.
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STONE 6 KEATrve

CUPPoSED STOLEN HORSE.
The following described horre was left Of my ranch.
by Ind vidu !. and Is supposed to be stolen prop
erty: sOrIel hors-, about ye old. 10 hands
high, branded On left shoulder on ri ht but.
took, and another scar ght cannon shank; has
also left fore-f, OF. The owner can have the
by proving prop rty and paying for this notice.
an2G win T. g. MOORE, Blanco, Texas.
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The late Swiss genSral, Dufour. was
noted for his pluck on the field of action.
In little bout with an enemy on one occa-
sion, he exposed himself and his staff TO a
rather keen Ere. when an aide-de-camp re-
monstEated, with this remark: General,
don't you hear the bullets whistling about
usi We had certainly better retire. s.Yes.
sir, do and II ! should retire, as YOU NJ
quest, l would hear my soldiers v hisilinz. y
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ENoR SALE.

u
One thousand seven hundred and hfty-sx and nine
tenths 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 kilns in Operation make the finest
lime in the county, for which ready sale is had at
Georgeto~n and Rockdale AS q stock ranch it is
surpassed in that section. Will sell at q per
$500 for the whole place il applied once. 1t s
worth three times that price, Title perfect. Apply
to NJ. b. SWEENEY, Land Agent,
ian dtuee &fri wifi Box lO7. Austin., Texas
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Miscellaneous.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.


J. d. Minor, Ii d , Prof Com and Stat Law: s. o.
SOufhall LID Prof. Equity and Law Merchant. In
tsrnsi0Ral Law. etc ses ion begins DC oh, i. iS75
and continues lime month"; Instruction by xt-books
and Lectures combined Illustrated by Moot-S
cruises. For Catalogue, apply sP q. University Of
Faculty. An30wim
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al GOOD PRINTERS

, Wishing to purchase the REST GOODS, at
BOTTOM, l.RisE>, such % Papers, Cards. Print
Ing Inks, Type. Presses. ANIL Printing material
of all Kinds, INyAHiAni.Y ''hd thedr orders,
. accompanied with cash az itI'. cnce, 80 the
a old reliable - ST. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY,
Z Nos IFS and M Pine street. st. Louis.
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TIPToS, December 3 1874.
On. G. EDGAR LoTHRoP, 143 Court street, Boston,
Massachusetts: s
Sir-we take great pleasure In informing you Of the
surprisingly beneficial results from the OF your
English Remedy the Cordial Balm Of Syricum and
Lothfop's Tonic Pills, IN OF great Nervous De
bility ard Prostration, by member OF our fam ly,
who had been under treatment by different doctors
for nearly three years pas without any Apparest bene
nt therefrom; b at your medic mes have produced a
most wonderful change for the bet and the patient
now enjoys comparatively exec lent health
MKs. HARRIET STURGISS.
p. S.-We tell all with whom we 81 acquainted who
are similarly afflicted 10 try yonr medicines.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CONSUMPTION

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are of
more real value TO
mankind than this eff
fectual remedy for all
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
surely and effectuallv
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Touched beyond expression with the
pathOs Of the voice and scene, aud with the
recitation OF lines, though more than half
century old, never before so perfectly ap,
piled, raised my eyes and found that fair
girls and brave men had drawn near and
were breathless auditors; every eye glistened
with tears, and, one by one, we stole noise
lessly away. One week from that day Gen.
Sam Houston died at his home IN Hunts
vile, surrounded by his afflicted family.