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eaten in bread, eaten with vegetables, eaten
at every meal aud between meals, made, in
fact, standard article of diet, would cure
this abdominal and sbominable infestation,
recommended the same to the sick man,
who, after few weeks persevering trial,
found himself absolutely and permanently
free from the haunting demon who was
thoroughly exercised and dispossessed by
this harmless and simple remedy. We
chronicle this remarkable case in hope that
others who may be similarly troubled may
likewise find relief
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SORGHUM RAISING county now
stands champion against the world, SO far
as we have seen from agricultural journals,
the Rising of sorghum. This year Mr..
E. S. Berry made 1853 gallons of fine syrup
from an acre on his farm, few miles from
this city. The syrup was made at Cros-
thwmt's MILL in thus city, by Mr., E. F. B.
Alley, aud it is very superior article. Mr..
Berry will perhaps have it on exhibition at
the State fair. ... , l,I..-.. .... yf ..#.,
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THE time for the meeting of the State
Fireman's Association of Texas in this city
has been changed from the eleventh of Oc-
tober to the first Of November The Cen
trail road, and perhaps the International
also, will transport delegates and their wives
for one and one-ffth fare to and from Aus-
tin
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AVENUE HOTEL Fon RENT.-This hotel
now in thorough repair. Possession
given at once. Also, two Offices for rent.
Apply to s. J. Swenson, or Terrell & Walk
er, Austin. Texas. au17d&u1m
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A ToS OF PnLs.-In single day 1000
pounds Of DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills were ship
ped from the port Of New York. A. an
illustration Of the progress Of our country,
this is worthy of record IN the centennial
wear
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A DISTINGUISHED exchange, always noted
for its accuracy, gives the following:
''Sheriff Corwin made the discOUary of
fire in the roof of the new Court House,
in time to extinguish it. A careless work
man had left his S0lLeriug furnace and the
acinId dryted tie JuTnace TO the root. This
reminGs US that the upper t0OrdS of the
Court House should have been made of
rock ana iron, .fre-proof, with the rest of
the building. We cannot approve of these
cHder boxes for ornament. Besides the
bUiidiHg LOoses cast for want of sulidity."
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sep ember 10, III (
The nndsTsIgned hss esisbikshed LAND OFR11E
Ia ms tosb - nAson fer the purpose o. locating
lsssds and acting a. GESEkA IL AGENT for iGnds
fnared N tn zst adgGeeEt eounfies and ne
lied u.rriiory Neet- ~ eelts
= rusiGeus u tEeufy-avs years IL this section Of
Ia stass AMI Eeh u th4s lime cox ese1 With The
Surveying ana rang ng ssTghe. hzs Given the undeF-
gne eSnasa = klgEi dee Of AL the laHds n the
NesE part * state PafIic liar aftes ton vii be
gfsen 30 0eaIOu Of land eerlAe4es paying saxs.
iand, haxiig tfies Eceerded and pF0icclizg land
s-4 dLssw JAMES n HUNTER.
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MARRIED - At the Cumberland Presby-
tenan church, at s: 80 p. NJ, on the twenty
e1ghlh instant, by Rev Mr.. Willenberg,
Mr. w. ii. DANIELS and Mrs MARY e. ORR.
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FIfK offers $25, $40 and s. for the first,
second and third best display Of fow' rs
at the fair. What lady will take these
premiums
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a CARD

Lretions Of youth. nervous weakness, early decay,
Oss OF marhoOi ETC., l will send q recipe thai will
was discovered by mlssiohaIy IN South America.
Send self addressed envelope 10 the REv JOSEPH T.
INMAN, StatiOA u, Bible House, AsaO York CITY.
aDr14deOd&W6m
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DIAMOND SPECTACLEs. Among the many
aids TO defective eyesight, no invention has
had more successful record than the
Diamond Spectacles. ing manufactured
from Minute Crystal Pebbles, fused to-
gether, they have a hardness and briiliancy
which makes them peculiarly serviceable.
Every pair is stamped with the trademark,
a small diamond. For sale in Austin by A.
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SENSIBLE ADVICE are asked every
day through thecolumnso of newspapers ana
nv your drnggist 10 use something for dys-
nensia and liver complaint that you know
nothing about, you ges disconrsRsd spena-
I'M. .noney with but little success NOW 20
give You satisfactory proof that Sreen.s
August Flower win cure you OF oyspepsla
and liver complaint with all its effects, saca
a. sour stomach, slck headsshs. eAo'snal
oos,iveness, palpitation Of the heart heart
hurn water brash, ceming up OF food alter
eating, low spirits, etc, We ask you 70 80
- vour druggist, Morley Bros, and get :
sample bottle Of Green's August Rove. !,
an cents and try it, or . rsgula. size LOT
seventy-6ye cents, two doses ~al ts1's''
you.
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The ladies of Austin will be pleased TO
learn that Madam f. Huberich is now re-
ceiving her fall stock of millinery goods.
She has purchased large stock, and her
pattern bonnets, flowers, feathers, ETC.,
are of French Importation, and her goods
the finest made. Mrs. Huberich pays par
tcular attention to stamping, and to filling
orders in trimmings. Her grand fall open
ing will take place in few days.
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THE following are the arrests and com
mitments to the Travis county jail during
the month of September, taken from the
Jail register. The RESTS do not include
those made in the city by the police: Ac-
cused of murder 4, of theft and felony 10,
of arson 3, burglary 8, assault 2, forgery l.,
deserving the United States army 1, escaped
convict l, unlawfully bearing arms 4, en-
bezzjement 2, misdemeanors 10; total A..
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MISCFLLsNEaUS.
WHAT is QUfEs'S DEliGHi ?

1t Is plant that grows in The South, aud is the OILY
actual blood purifier ever di-coverec. by Sh.ok a.
diseases that center the cod be cr di artd
and forever. II eXpsls for life al Scrofulons
Syphi tic, Cut2neo anu RheVm tic affec ions Alu
Is the ONLY TRUE tEMEpY Z thu olas. OF q =
Alone, II J. searching Alternative, bat VIII
combined with Honduras SArsSI arilla y low Do ani
other roots and herb becomes blood = III IN
surpAssaole and uneQualed. Su h Is thv cumonatIon
Og
DIR. TUTsN SARSAPASIILA ANO
QUEENS DELIGHG,
forming the powerful Alternative knoN IL Ncdi-
al Scene 70 the cure OF old "e-s aud Sores Is-
joints, Foul barge from the E4Is Nos
trils Ab>cesscs skin Affections, hen .aati-m,
DroHsy. Kidney Complaints Eyll affects ~ Seer
prAct ces Diseased Scalp, DisOrdered liver AID
spleen and AL diseases that center in the blood
pc -, ses the ocular property Of impartlng fair
complexion snd
CAUSES THE BODY TO GAIN IN
SOLID Flesh. r...
Its value cam be strongly impressed upon the
artention those who have been exposed 10 tsint
of improper char4c The afflicted assured tina
this j. not Of ne worthless trums OF the osy
bur j. prepared up scientific principles, by yhy>
ciaa OF thirty years yNperience- OF ever whose
Principal office Is Muuly 81 New fork.
ID. o eodSwSm
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, October g. Noon - Cotton
easier but not quotably lower; middling up
lands 5 15-16d; Orleans 61sd; sales 10000
bales, including 1000 bales for export and
speculation. ---.'.r ..
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l am the Belle OF the Avenue,

am the Belle of the Avenue,
My teeth they are sight to view,
My breath's as sweet as new mown hay
And will be so while can pay 20.
For Sozodont--for SO they do
Among the Bellies of the Avenue.
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E'oR SALE.
A farm OF 235 acres with all the improvements,
In Hays county, mile east OF the Blancr .,er.
frame dwelling house with outhouses and cistern;
plenty OF timber and fine pasture, 200 acres divided
into two pasIures; nice young orchard and spleen
did rangS for sheep. Call ON NJ. b. SWEENEY.
rs acres OF land in Travis county threefourths OF
mile from Mount BOunel six acres In cultivation;
good house, splendid spring and abundance OF fine
riding rock and timber. bargain can be ht.d BY
applying to NJ. b SWEENEY.
1876 ares, 800 acrer farming land, with improve
mcns, plenty OF wood and water, hnc pasture, TWEEN
ty-hye miles west from Austin. IN Travis county
1850 OF land, with stock and improvements, in
Guadalupe county, six mile from Kingsbury railroad
rtation near 10 church and school house; fne for
stock.
1884 acres, with all the improvements, two miles
~. Cali aud get bargain - ~
T43 Acree OF land In Bastrop county, one and half
mites from the Central Railroad, with all the improve
ments, between hcDade aud Eigtn. A COED
chance for = bargain. Terms easy. Call on M. d.
SWEENEY, 7lo Congress Avenue. ~ .,r
II you want farms, improved and unimproved. land
good any In the state, you had better call on
NJ. d. SWEENEY.
II you want to buy house and lot or building lots
H. b. SWEENEY.
II you want to rent good honse call on
NJ d. sWEgSRY.
II you want your property rented. call on
NJ. D. SWEENEY
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cotton viii be taken from Round Rock
over the International to Galveston a. the
same rates as over the Central.
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ITO LAND AGENTS

To LAND AGENTS Az.
Il THRoUonoUT TIE iseslfs,
u you viii send me . mrEsofasduF-sb isB ~
and prizes q your lands. With chs !. te1sisfeHf
each trzet. will advertise thefBJS n lnnd yo,s
me sns. free q charge. and do Nffee.,-t - fi
b1fert- kobtTTN ssySlinee.
General Agency 49, ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-nnRsEnr 4 gtesSy aEi vss3sfsl es's
HMkltHuE for RHs:a's Sry-ia, -
NHEHShNf yrssC ~ ed, E&zrSE:co4 -
HUI tUks 1 .sr SnsiSsa ,zs:Ae.S q sysa:-
,,rsf 4 srl:s ezrs ~, ZEE. Cal - - H,'If. 70
Or. Judson, To5 CsrsfSAf sfTsfs, y. LeHii, -He.
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II
now offer for sale the best market garden and
fruit farm In the State oil Texas with all the prove
mentH with every convenience attached the place.
except the present growing crops within three mics
Of the city OF Austin north eide Of the Colorado
For further info ,tiOn and dc exemption OF the prop
erty, call on d. SWEENEY, No us Congress
Avenue, opposite Avenue Hotel
farm Of 30 acres north OF AestiE about three aud
half miles, 10 for cultivation, 10 In pa--
ture. and wood with improvements. near 10 church
and school house, In u good neighsofh hood.
Cali On NJ. Is. SWEENEY.
A farm four miles east o. Austin on The Bastrop
road containing - aeres with imprOvcments near 10
church and school house; Woo and water on fho
place. Apply 10 NJ Is. SWEENEY.
je2s n
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How Is YouR EIvERl-Are you troubled
with headache, .dullness. inoapaclty to keep
the mind on amy subject; dizzy, sleepy or
nervous fesliugsa gloomy forebodings, ir-
ritabihty Of temper or bad taste IN the
mouth, palpitation, unsteady appetite,
choking sensation in the throat, \6iostins
of the stomach, pain in the side or about
shoulders or hack. oaidness of extremities
etel If you have any of these symptoms
won should go At once TO your druggists
Morley Brothers-and get DIR. sherman's
Prickley Ash Bitters; they are the best ana
most pleasant silver" medicine ever offered
70 the public. II you don't believe 1t Try
onla bottle.
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ST L0UIS TaE.oa lsi....,..

claw DspaEtne I,cT !, BIs = ~ =, seloos "a,
.onfhs esrs ~. IssG -,
open On wE6 Sa O. s.sas q a.
co=Fse. two Z Llbrsry q. ID ftos. q .Sppii-
mii,sd e. . IN "a Dean q Lev sssisuis-s
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WE are reliably informed by merchants
that the International Railroad Company
will this week establish a freight office in
this city and hereafter give through bills of
lading to Galveston and other places. The
reduction in lreights on cotton from Austin
to Galveston will be, it is said, one hun
dred per cent less than heretofore, which
will be pleasing news both TO the prvduc
ers and buyers of cotton in this county.
We understand that the reduction in
freights ON goods reoeived will also be much
less tnan in the past The railroad COM
pany has employed Messrs. Evans y Walker
TO do the uling with their big flats be :
tween this city and Duval- saOstantia l
benefits of this kind will have converting
influence ON anti+ra;lroad Changers.
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PATENT WATER WHEELING. Cross has
a patent water wheel of his own invention
at use i'm his mill, two miles below the city,
which promises to fully meet want which
has locs been felt where water mills are
located on streams susjscred TO heavy rises.
The particular feature of the wheel is that
its usefulness and utility is nor interfered
with or lessened by back water during 9
rise IN the river. During the eight foot nse
some three months ago, Mr.. Cross found
his wheel equal to the emergency, and
though it was nearly buried benesth the
flood it performed its Important duty with
its asual power and steAdiness.
TAPE WoRN.-For the bsnefit OF any Of
our readers who may be afflicted with this
most unavoidable disease, We chronicle the
experience of one of our oisizsns, Mr.. Jer-
rold q. son. by the way, Of the famous
Douglas Jerrold, OF Eaglandl. Mr.. ] lisa
skilled dIaughtsman and engSAveF on wood.
bu. became 50 reduced By debility from
this parasite Is 10 look like one in the Lass
stages Of pulmonary decline A oompas,
sionate nsishbor, who shsd heard thai
pumpkin seed, eaten raw, roasted, boiled,
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EoR SALE.

A valuable farm Of 100 aefes IN williamson county.
adjoining the cofpo ale nifs 81 Georgetown. -
aet IN euliivati n, with impfovefn. thu south
side OF an Gabriel nyer. oppofiie he Fair ErDnbds;
nigh and healthy. having nne yiey Of the country
for niles around; hne location: near 10 college and
Female academy; better In the State the profes
sors Of which would be homo 20 any insfitufon of
learning. Living l. cheap; the country beHutiful aud
he.ithy. will cell this place for tbs low price -
$500 esfh. You can call Mr. J. n. Prfee. u
GeofgetOwa, who Si take great pleasure IN showing
the propsrts, eoH.mnBicafe with me ~ letter
otherwise. TlIle perfect n. Is. sWEESEYt 81
AuE6 us Congress Avenue. Ansiin.
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Price, Iwenu five ten :.
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AS ACTING sUPERINTENDENT

Col. Norton was found upon tie grounds
yesterday commencing work. He is ready
to do anythin {, from drawing the plan Of,
and experimenting the erection of, a ouild-
ing to using; the hoe or the scythe in
the destruction of weeds. 1t was un-
der his management that all the
improvements were made last year,
and now Col. Norton will take active
charge of all preparations for the coming
fair 1915. ...r'- u. 4 !
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DIOR SALE.

II you want your property rented call on
NJ. D. SWEENEY
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 10. 6.--United States Survey
No. ~.
UNITED SrATrs LAND OFFICE,
PIocBE, Nevada, February 10, A. d. 1876. !


PIooRE Nevada. February 10. A. d. 1875.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
AZ d II. G. Rich, whose postofHce address 10
Piache. Lincoln County, State Of Nevada. have
this day made application for patent for nf-
teen hundred tl600) linear feet of the Bull
Is sens silver " ,t n
Of Nevada. together with six hundred
tGO0l feet Of surface ground for convenient
working thereon, said claim being deetgated
on the official plat on file in this Office as United
States Survey or Lot No. 81, in Section no. 3a.
Township One ~ North. Range CT E., Mount
Dishlo Meridian. the exterior boundaries Of
said Lot No. l6 being as foliows. to wit: Be-
ginning at post marked No !, U. 8 Survey No.
81 whence the Y section post ON the east line
OF Section 81, T. N, r. 67 E.. Mount Diablo
Meridian. bears N. TN deg. Il. 2078 feet, ami
the prospect or discovery shaft on this lode
hears N 6lh deg. W. Sol feet; thence running
lst course y. 65 deg W.. GOO feet 10 post marked
No 2, u. 8. survey No. 81; thence I'd couihe N.
26 deg. w. 1900 feet, to post marked No. 8 u. q.
survey No. 81; thence Sd course N. C5 deg. X.
GOO feet, to post marked No. 4, U. 3. survey No.
37 and thence 4th course 3. 26 deg. E. 1850 feet
to post No. 1, the place Of beginning, containing
20 90. 100 acres. Courses expressed from the
true meridian with magnetic variation Of
| 16 deg. T..
The applicants. and their ersntors have ex-
pended in improvements on this claim more
than FIVE hundred 5000 dollars. Said improve.
ments consist of two shafts. A certified copy Of
| the location notice. to which this survey con.
forms, 10 herewith filed; also proof OF identity
| Of ground located and surveyed. This claim II
| bounded by no known claims or claimants. The
notice Of location of this claim waa duly re
corded In " Book d. pages 449 and 460 cf ths
| Mining Records Of said Ely Mining District.
| Any and all persons claiming adversely an!
portion Of said John H. Ely, Irwin DAyis, Lau
son Atchison and II. c. Rich's claim on SAID
Bullionville Lode, are required within the sixt!
days publication Of this notice, to file with tn
Register Of the United States Land Office q
Phoebe, Nevada, their protests and advers
claims, or they will he barred hy virtue OF III
| provisions Of the statute.
Phoebe, Feb. 10, 1876.
| f2O-COd J. @. FOSTER, Register.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES, ETC.
Meadow Valley Mining Com p.ny.-

Meadow Valley Mining Com p.ny.--
Location Of principal place Of business. San
Francisco. California; location OF works.
Phoebe, Lincoln county. Nevada Notice Is
hereby given that at a meeting of the Boart of
Trustees of this company, held on the twenty
sixth (26th) day Of April. 1875. an assessment
mo. III of One Dollar tsll per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation, pay
able Immediately in United States gold coin.
to the Secretary. at the ofhce Of the company.
Rooms over the office Of the Union Insurance
Company. No. AIS California street. San Fran
cisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the THIRD (SdD day Of JUNE,
1875, will be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is made
before will be sold on Thursday the twenty
ninth t29th) day OF June. 1875, to pay delin-
quet assessment, together with costs Of sdver-
tising and expenses of sale. By order OF the
Board of Trustees.
T.w COLBURN, Secretary.
Office Rooms over the office Of the Union In
surance Company, No. AIS California street. Fan
Francisco. California. my3td
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW REAfEDIEs,
DR.. GIBBONS DISPEKSARy

ArO. 62s KEARNY STREET, COR. >
IL NER Commercial, San Francisco. So
Private entrance on Commercial strce.. cSE
Established In 1854, for the treatment SN
oi 6eAusl so o Se a..a.... e,ns,.s Suu n. nj, ~.
rs I,.,,. ~ ,aa., IT, - ~.
svLns u,l.a oe =. !. ,cdin" a,y nic...ts;
pAln I uisoescs ~ ys',,, yS.,r S.ie' ..n..ie "AA
AeSs, & esv.s %3psDn,S n ~ ,o.s r,,c.,cs
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sns. .s no u, nas - u ~ III ,n sa Wv r."t.p-
III. =, -, s ,,a;shar t; ,,dr ,.,,,a.
IT, anc ~. LIS 49, ra,s,oitas .rd 10. rotnrrsx
~ seeAin6 ous How ~ W,,,.su s M .,..s, n.....os
VIII inciesS0u isoiii'io' '"' ~AA0'is'nh "1~'
sunefins' w.
Seminal emission ID consequence OF sell
abuse. This solitai. vice, or depraved sexual
indulgence, Ia practiced by the youth Of botn
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing