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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT, EASY; FUTURES CLOSED STEADY
FLOUR RFIEMER--WHEAT HIGHER-CoRN FIRM
OATS FIRM-wHisKEY QuIET-poRK QUIET
LARD FIEMER--PETROLEUM BETTER--oILs
srEADY-sPInITs TURPEsTINE FIRM RosIN
FIRM-CoFFEE fIRM-sUGAR FIRM--FREIGKIs
QUIET.
SATURDAY, Dec SO 2. NJ.
Business generally steady, though slow, but
there important exceptions. Groceries renamed
Arm, with a good inquiry. Flour nrmer. Wheat
decidedly higher. Oats higher. Corn firm. Whiskcy
quiet. Pork quiet Lard nrmcr. Freights quiet
Cotton, the spot easy; futures closed quiet and
steady. Coffee and firm. Oils steady Petroleum
frmer. Naval stores arm.
CoFFEE-We have sales Of Rio to note but the
ket aimed hrm The be said Of mild coffee.
We Quote;-ordnsry cargoes, l6c l6l4c iair do.
1916; good do, &c.,. prime do 1876. 20c.
range Tor lots, l0c- 22c Santos, fair good
lsc = ls1ac.. gold % days. Java, government bags,
22c . 23c. do. grass mats 22c 24c.; Singapore
l7Hc. u l9c. C-ylon, lie. ls1lc; Maracabo l6c.
1870; Laguayra l7c. l9c jamaica l6c. 17lac; st.
Domingo. l5lSc I5sc; Porto Rico, yc 191sc; Costa
Rica. l7c l9hc Mexican loc 1s1sc Macassar l7c.
1ec.; Angosura, tic. 19c Savaniia. l6c. iSlsc
Curacao. l5c. q lie
COTTON on the spot ruled easy angc in
prices The market for future deliveries
points higher but the advnnc tly
lost and market closed quiet but With decline
for day of from to Blk points. The official closing
prices to-day compared with Fridays, ollows
HssT <fffr rim JsrA ~
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upecie and the large loss Of S. 100 in legal ten
dera The changes the o,ner items were unusually
slight The banks lose ST. AT 500 in surplus reserve
which reduces the held above legal require
ments to $S,245, 620
The following shows the condition OF the Now York
city banks this week as compared with last
Loans.....~ s2as, s,42sooo sass SIS 200 Inc si4s coo
Specie is34,ooo ls,ss5,ooo Inc 67looo
Legal tenders 40,579 500 s,47S TOO Dec. 2l01 100
Net deposits l96 96l, 500 1896 9l2, 800 Dec 40 400
Circulation. lS,ll0,300 ls,2os, 800 Inc. 9s, 900
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board were weak tor Tennessee
SKIES, old, which fell to ia decline OF three per
CENT Louisiana sevens, consois, u lower at s6A.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were dull and irregular, with tho
following changes compared with last previous
Bales:-An advance OF per cent in Toledo Canada
Southern and Detroit nrsts, u in Wabash hrsts and
u IN Pacific Railroad Of Missouri seconds There was
decline OF in Lake Shore registered seconds and
Ohio and MISSISSIPPI sinking funds In North western
gold sevens ana y IN st. Paul sinking funds. Lengh
ana wnkesbarrs bonds very strong and advanced
20 "a in view Of the action Of the committee Of bond
sholdora
THE FOREIGN AARKEr.
The London advices report consols aud United
States bonds lower than at the close yesterday.
Illinois Central advanced to Tx, and Erie preferred
TO - AT Paris rentcs declined TO l07L 25c and re-
covered 10 l07 &c., against 1851 Sc the close yes
terday The closing prices IN London were:-Consols
for money ana account, o51s 96x; new AZ per cent
tonds, 1861; fvetwenty bonds OF 1867, l093s ten
forty bonds, losA; Avss OF 1884, losk Erie, common
shares. 10; Erie, preferred shares. "a; Now YORK
Central, 106; Illinois Central, Tx.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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dent TO examine the sections Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad as it Is completed are now making their
report the sections San Gorgeous Post and
Yuma City, ARIZONA, III miles. preparatory to the
Issue OF land patettA
despatch from Chicago states that receiver has
been appointed for the German Savings Bank. There
about $3.50. 900 deposits and the number OF dc.
positors Is 2. $50.
The foreign commerce Of the port for the week was
as follows:-General merchandise imports, 4ncuding
dry goods, s57ss4s7; produce exports So sss, ,5el,
and specie exports. 500, ,6ss
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DEATH OF CHARLIE, LULlNG.

Tho nag noased at hail.mast yesterday over tho
Produce Exchange on account Of tho death OF Mr.
Charles Luine, an old aud respected memoer The
deceased carried Oh very extensive import and OK.
por business IN Broad street, aud cnoycd the esteem
of every one with whom he camc IN contact A meet
Ing OF the Exchange mas been called for Monday, az
which tho usual resolutions OF confidence Will DO
passcd
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The closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks were--
MINING SHARE.

The opening prices OF inning shares In San Fran
cisco, as .ffically reported, we're :-Gould Il Curry
IL; Savage, IAN; Choilar Potosi. A; Ophir, 49x;
Halo Norcross, l1h; Crown Pont ss; Yellow
Jacget, l21a Becher IN; Virginia Consolidated FAN
California, 29}a; overnan, %; Raymond l. Ely, Q;
Best 4 Belcher, ~; Kentuck, SA Union Consoli.
dated. IN; Alpha, 10; Sierra Nevada, 6k; Mexican,
Is; Eureka Consolidated, So; Justice, Is; Utah, 16;
Jackson, 3h.
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Wheat In air demand. and ic &c dearcr Trans
actions were restricted by the extreme views Of holders
The sales between the calls were 1900 bushels NJ 81 80
81 "a Tor No. Chicago spring. 81 30 for No. MlwRu-
kee, 81 81 Tor No. Minnesota Aud Duuth spot and
arrive, 81 As for amber state 81 ~ Tor red Canada AZ
81 - for white do nil In bond, and 81 30 for No. Chi
and Milwaukee, The sales az tho first call
1900 bushels No. spring for February 81 3f%
81 10; 5000 ushes for Decemuer 81 - and 5000
bushels do for Jaauary At 81 3o Corn was hrm closng
quiet Tnesales at the cas were 5000 bushels
December delivery al B3sc 1900 bushels NO y
livery 611ac 500 bushels January steamer at U2%c.
1900 bushels February do SIC At the call 5000
bushels for Decembe sold At 65c The SPOT sales
l6DODO bushels NJ 63sc. 63Ac for steamer mi xcd
6Oc No mixed aud 65c. 655ec. tor No mixed,
aoat - 900 Bushels steamer mixed sold for de-
cember delivery Mt 63sc aG34c Oats dcidedy better
in c Nc dearer The sales we're 100 900 bush
els, closing follows NO white 42c. No do. 4Oc No
do soc. No. Milwaukee. Io4c. extra mi xed 4OAc. .
No. do. 40c.. No 40, 3yc 39iac. No do. Jssac
Rye Arm late prices Barley quiet sales
about 70 90 bushels including No. Canada, e7,sc 81
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SiRsr BoARD-11 A. N.
MEMORANDA.

The Treasury balances to-day were-
Currency............ ................ 50, 9T0 600
133, 600 600
Less coin cerhCaC Cs.................. 81, 73O 900
Tho Cunard steamer Bothnia, which sailed from
Liverpool to-day for New York, took f1o0,0 900 In
specie.
despatch from San Francisco states that the total
cost Of the Sutro tunnel when completed, will be
$3oo0,000 Mining in Amada, Caiaveras, Nevada and
Placer counties has been revived, and In Mariposa
county mines IT has been mostly abandoned.
Tho receipts and shipments OF wheat IN Milwaukee
and Chicago to-day were as foIlows-
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REAL ESTATE.
Tho following sales made tnc,Iscal Estate
EYcha % vestorduy.-


Exchange ycsterday:-
JOHN T. BoYp.
Supreme Court foreclosure sale -Alfred McIntre.
~ ias @ s2ly Mr. osss s ls @ avn .na
f. n of 10th st. to piaiutin ......sA ,ooc
rta.ies.' sale Of : plot Of land o4Iislooessix
es lid st. ne eoraer OF New ay. opIaintin 1900
rssf s.ss Tor the day
~, a !; 2sns nsys Y Of an av isaaai'
i.s az, . s. 81 4 n Of iG,h si aosoi; s Gard 80
well. d. and wife TO > Caldwell ........... 6,5oc
TN ys ana "s '9 'i ..e'' Nom
i2s.n -, :. 40 4, e. Of 9Th "v,. 2ssiooe; Mary ~
s4s1 81 y. s. $50 t . q nh Nv, 50.2os4; T.
Fitzpatrick William II seotl.....,... 1900
aa aa~: .s Is 10 i w. % Of 10Th av aSsos; xnna o'O
~, '',n .a 20 ~ 3 3 m tee " Of t Az, 10 liar, $500
Delaney st, mo 2sij IL ii. wiietii' 20 y dc r.
Madison st., iea ii II, o Of Madison si aJas
seth st. s. ion .. Of ID av i7oxios3; s. G. '''1''
chetwood trefsree) Germania Lite Insurance
seth st. s. iaa H. e Of av isxi6a x saas to '0o
ls.S ;: n. .. av 2os54; r. smith to '
is,nss s s so H. 81 I'd av aos4 jacob ra NOM
ns.aa ss'm.n 70 Core A i, sr,'n Nom.
Di"psss fssis; to 81 I. T. :. cannon 81 = % Som
nsa Stale. Lilo Insurance @ st. ss5s9 =
Madison av o S. ~ II. H. o 7eh s.. i'oo
Townscnd Sreicrsej TO Mary Mes;ay 1000
Av. q, W. s., ~. 3 IT, .. pt luth St. 28xSJs j. r. Van
Rensselaer, trefereel 10 Eagle Fire Insurance CDm
ldln AZ, :. Q. corner d .73d st., ioDxIU5i: W.
Wyatt refercci 20 sc.menis Bang.. ss,....... 10000
MORTGAGES
Taylor. Hannah and husband. to United states iafo
Insurance Company. o. a. OF Msd,son av. ) 11th
t yoarss.... ......:.::.. ......s... 1900
same 20 same. .. s OIL 10th IT., .. OF Madison
-. io5oo
Same TO same g. . Of 18th ST.. a. of Madison av..
:. io5oo
Mese susan. 70 Mary L. see n 8 ci iiah st., ". 'o
fay A.: 2years,. 3i9
Van Rced. Hannah NJ, to ID. NJ. oriifen. w.. :. of
ADendschein. George. TO James w Palmer. n. W.
Gunner o. 1th and l5th !. years .,...... ioooJ
Dempsey, Jano r.. 10 W. Lunng. .. OF 7ist st., w.
riscber, MargaretX r. 20 Home Insurance. Company
Of ON ay y 2sa - year...... Z, 5000
st " Of eh @y y.,;..:..;..;; ....... ..... 5000
Toler. James Is. and wiic. 10 John VI. Knox. no -
Chambers ,t ,t,;.....;.;.:.....,; 5000
Of East st. o. De.neey years.........' 10000
3Dth ST., W OF lOh av. 3ycars.............. 5000
strauss Emanuel. TO Il. Meiius, s. 5 OF 18TH ~ w.
OF lst years ...........
Dixon, 3 A. TO H. A. Eon. "a. 8 OF 10Th ST., o. OF 9th
oay 5year' o.ooo
ar; syesrs ;,,;;.......: ..... 4,5Co
" corner q sroaaway and i2sh s.. year, i5.ooe
North River. 3 3years...................#.. ppl
McGay Mary. 10 John webo, o s. Of Madison .y
OF Isth ~, 3yesrs .....,...4......... ... 1000
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current prices OF spot cotton the following quotation
based American standard OF Classification and o
cotton running III quality not than half
grade above or below the Grade quoted -
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10 Day Last Erening. zaeal
Consumption .................. 24 1855 438
Delivered contract 400 bales For future delivery
sales follows yest-rday alter two O'Clock r. NJ
1000 IL sc 500 at l65c 1900 liG4c Fsorn-
ary 1900 ut IL Too, 1000 ut 7sc 1900 vt lite.
March 100 st H. a7c.. $40 .S9c. BOO ilsOc.
April 100 At i202c June. 400 ~ 22ic 200 at IL zoe
Total, 200 bales To-day up to two r. MDecember,
lI57c, 400 at i155c 100 ut 1l54c January 600 1t
II. Sc, 700 ut .69c, 800 NJ Life 400 lu6c,
TOO G5c., 1900 NJ II .6sc uOU Ii 62c 1900
ll.6lc., 34o0 at l1.6oc.; 1900 ut 5ec.. 2,2Oo
At 1855. l4o0 at 59c 400 at soc, 700
ii.sic., 900 At II sos 900 7ge., 100 1T 7sc.
co, mt 76c 300 ut Use, 800 li74c., 900
H. 73c, 800 H. re. 300 II 7ic 100 7Oc 100
II. 6yc no ut Lille 200 al 72c 100 At 7Oc 500
u .69c. March, 40 At lslc 800 ~ ouc LOO at
Is5c 800 At SIC, 1000 IL s8c. $50 s2c
TOO III Sic, 400 AZ s3c, leo At $40 April soi ut
l2o2c, TOO at II olc 400 at 2c 100 At H. esc 200
II e9c. II Doc May. fUO I2.o9c June 200 &c
y 2oc.; July. 200 ~ l225c August, 100 at IL 23c
Tne receipts at tne ports we're as follows Gaiveston
LOS bales New Orleans, 6t5 Mobile, l.02O. Savannah,
4o3O: Charleston, i,012: Wilmingl lon lo5i Norfolk
$50; New York. 75i Boston. ,lu9: Philadelphia. 3sl.
Total 20 7sf This day last week. 2397 This day
year 2 25l Total since September l. .esl 6i5 bales
Cotton reights closed follows Ito havre by steam,
Sac Ac compressed; to Hamburg. by steam &c. Mc,
to Bremen, W steam. nc, do 60 Liverpool gi2d
ldd. by steam bv sail. iad com pressed,
FLOUR AND GRAIN cepts-Flouf 1884 bbls wheat,
262 do rye, l,VU4 do barley 27OUO do
nat $3.50 do Flour in fair request, mainly
export and prices were IN some ioc higher The
including state Westcrn and southern "a 900
bbls at the annexed quotations Rye nour steady
The sales 700 bDls Corn meal fairly We
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-06-21

Mr.. Corcoran and requested him to
name the man he wanted for the CON-
missionership, and he modestly men
toned Mr.. Archibald Campbell. The
great statesman at the White House
(for he is great statesman) has insti-
tuted a new departure. No more mon
ey is to be spent on elections. have
heretofore contributed to the extent of
nay means for the purchase of lanterns
and the painting of transparencies, but
this tax Is no longer to be endured.
People are hereafter to rush greedily
to the polls, trampling over each 9TH
er. II you don't want to ask Mr..
Corcoran to ask the President, as it is
generally understood that both the Re-
publican and Democratic parties are
deceased, and the old Wing party is born
again, go out to some graveyard and
transcribe the names of the defunct
members of that organization from
their tombstones to your petitions, and
you will stand a chance of getting
what you ask for. did ask one favor
of the President. Wnen 1 went to
New Orleans 1 had assigned to the
care of my staff and self distinguished
surgeon. He fell heroically at his
post, victim to his professional and
patriotic duty. Not long ago 1 re-
ceived touching letter from his son
asking for an appointment to Annapo-
Lis. l told him the story of the
fathers life and death. 1 said to him,
Il have the nomination in my district,
but would have to smuggle the boy
through. Others do this. won't.
The President said: Il have three
appointments; this boy shall have ore
of them 1 left satisfied. The al
pointments were made, but this boy
was not one of them. The fathers OF
two of them had contributed about as
much to the preservation of the Unior
as Mr.. Corcoran or Gen. Gordon"
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SEBASTIAN LERDO DE TEJADA.
New York, June z, 1877.
Something About the Defenses of
the Danube.

The Danube river now presents q
formidable line of defense for Turkey.
Besides completely commanding the
Black Sea with her navy, Turkey has
a large fleet of gunboats, which patrol
the river from the impossible cataracts
of the Iron Gate to the Black Sea.
The smaller class of these gunboats are
light armored, to resist the shot from
field cannon, but the larger vessels are
strongly armored to resist the heavy
fertilization guns which the Russians
can transport by their long land route
to the river, the only one now open to
them. Along the Turkish shore there
is line of strong fortresses, which, in
1928 and 1858, resisted the attacks OF
the Russians, and between these is q
chain of smaller forts capable of re-
sisting for a short time the attack OF
any force which the enemy could throw
across the river.
The fortressses on this line are as
follows, commencing at the west
Ada-Kale, on q rocky island of about
5000 acres, situated in the middle of
the river, where the channel is bound
ed on each side by nearly perpendicu-
lar rocks 1000 feet high, and utterly
inaccessible to An enemy with even the
smallest cannon. This fortress is
above the cataract of the Iron Gate,
and is so placed as to be able to pre-
vent the passage of any gunboat down
the river Cfrom Servia, etc., or of any
land force along the only road-the
"Trajan Way"-which is an admira-
bly-built modern macadam road, over
the same ground that the Roman en-
peror built a military road in A. D.
rs. The next fortress is Widdin, 100
miles below Ada-Kale. on the right
bank, and on the opposite side of Kali
afat, a Roumanisn fortress, now occu-
pied by the Russians.
The next fcrtresses are Rahova,
Nicopal and Sistova, dividing about
equally the distance between WiddiH
and Rustchuk Q75 niles. The sixth
fortress is Rustchuk, which is very
strong, and has withstood the attacks
of the Russians in former wars. On
the opposite side of the river is the
Roumsnian fortress of Giurgeyo, now
also in the hands of the Russians
There is railway of $50 miles length,
from Rustchuk to Varna, on the Black
Sea, which passes over spur of the
Balkan Mountains at an elevation of
1000 feet above the level of the Black
Sea (Which is fourteen feet above the
Mediterranean. The seventh fortress
is Turtukai, half way to Silistria. The
latter is very strong place, and has
withstood all modern attacks. Below
this are Cornovsdo and Hirsova, Bra
hilo and Issctchi and Ismail, together
with fortress near the sea-
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Ben Butler's last speech Is The mos,

Ben Buffers last speech is the most
pathetic he ever made To delega-
ton who sought his influence with the
Presiden. he said: Gentlemen, you
have come TO the wrong man. have
no influence at the White House, and
no disposition to ask a favor of the
President. II you want your friend
appointed, go ask Mr.. CorcoFan, Gen.
Gordon, and others Of their patriotic
antecedenis. The President seat for
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-06-21

The whole of the government loan
of 81, 500, 900 has been returned by the
Centennial board of finance with the
exception of $50, 900, which is retained
pending a cross charge of 100000
which the board has against the United
States for payment of salaries and ex
penses of the customs officers at time
when there was no appropriation in
the United States Treasury to meet
these charges. The report of the board
is being prepared by Mr.. John Welsh,
and, when finished, will be published
IN book form. 1t is probable that the
stockholders will receive about thirty
cents to the dollar on their stock. AT.
ter the payment of $4S, 900 has been
made to the Catalogue Company, the
amount due will be paid to those hold
ing the stock. 1t Is proposed to pay
twenty per cent. in short time, and
the balance after all claims have been
paid.
Q
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DIR. Townsend's OK.
ygenated Air will pur'
lily the blood III one
third the time that any
other known remedy
en- Whyg because 10
inhalc UXygcnated All
il goes direct to the
Lungs and passes
through the ii s S Il e s
and comes in direct
contact with the blood
as it is forced into the
Lungs by the action OF
the heart. All the
blood in our veins re.
turns to the heart every
fur minutes il the
blood is good, and
forced from the heart
to the lungs, and the
more Oxygen you in
hale into the lungs the
more you purify the
blood, When Oxygen
comes in contact with
the Impurities in the
b lood it curbOniZes
an d burns, causina
the blood to be heated
so that it warns every
part of the body, as II
goes on its revolutions
through the system,
If your blood is pure
YOU cannot be SICK,
We drive Mercury an6
al other impurities
out OF the blood. We
guarantee to purify
the blood ia Onc-thud
the time of any Other
known remedy.
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Louisville, n.y., Saturday, June 80,
at Public Library Hall.
100000 for only TEN.

OJts Nhen Nhllts, aulOuutlnk 49,. stoluuu
Whole Tickets $40, Halves IS. quarter. 81 30;
II Tickets 800, SSh Tlckets $500, 56A Tickets
$500.
Drawing Positively June 80, 1877.
And Every Three Months Thereafter.
The present management omphdtieally
notify the public that there toiH BE- no post
ponement Of this drdioing, as as usual an
such enterprises, bit that 10 soiH positively
and uneqUiOOcdliy take place on the date
named.
This, the second drdping, pM be con.
Quoted like the first, TO the Jairness of
,chich the following named gentlemen haUo
testified:
Hon. Alvin Duvall, late Chief Justice Of
Supreme Court of Ky; James q. Dudley, chm
BID of School Trustees; Grant Green, cashier
Farmers Bank of KY; Hon. s. /, NJ. Major, pub
lie printer of Ky; Hon. Thomas N. Lindsay,
pres't Farmers Bank OF KY; Hon. Thomas c.
Jones. clerk of Sup. Court OF Ky; Judge II. A.
Thompson, pres'dg Judge Franklin Co. Crit;
James G. Crockett, clerk Franklin Co. C'rt.
Tickets paid promp'l y and without discount.
Reliable agents wanted.
Remittances can be made by mail. express.
draft, p o. order or registered letter. made pay
able to G. w. Barrow a Co. All Communications
and orders for tickets should be addressed TO
q. w. BARROW a. CO.,
General Managers,
Courier-Journal brilding, Louisville, Ky.
MAS SW dcOd&W
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NOR SALE.

81 acres of land, Ond improvements, IL n -
west OF Georgetown, on the South Gabriel; on
will sell five acres with the improvements;
dwelling house with rooms and hall, clstern,
out-hOuscs, and crib that will hold 800 or 20
bushels OF corn; 40 bearing peach trees. The
place is well incused, mostly with stone. Mr..
James Knight, OF Georgetown, will take great
pleasure in showing the property TO anyone that
viii call ON him, or apply TO.
ocS NJ. Il. SWEENEY, Austin.
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A disturbance was caused at town
called Ocotlan, near Tlaxcala, few
days ago on account Of religious pro-
cession marching out Of q church and
refusing 10 disperse whea ordered 70
By the authorities
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UNOR SALE.

222 acres OF land and i'm ments, miles
southwest from Georgetown, vii amson county.
and near the road from GeorsetowI 10 Austin;
12l acres OF which is enclosed with stone
fence five feet high, az feet wide 90 acres IN
cultivation; splendid land, and in q good neigh
borhood, in fine, healthy country; plenty OF
wood and water. You would do well to ex
anime the farm, IL wish to buy. Call on Mr..
James Knight of Georgetown, who will show
you the place, or cal on
NJ. II. SWEENEY,
rs Congress Avenue, Austin.
Also, several fine dwelling houses in good 10
cations for sale. Apply To
OcS M. IL. SWEENEY.
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Can be cured. Why !
b ause we have
cure d hundreds OF
cases, some of them
being given over to
die by all physicians of
other schools of prac-
tice. Consumption IL Il
disease of the Air pas
sages, and over .wo-
thirds of the causes are
caused by Catarrh.
We guarantee a cure
If you will come in sIa-
son.
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| Why? because Asthma
is u contract on of the
ron c h ial Tubes,
| caused by inllamma
ton and irritation of
the mucus menb ane
lining the Bronchial
Tubes. Use Oxygen
ated Air as we Will di-
rect, and we will war
rant n cure. We have
cured cases OF 20 years
standing.
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CautIonS

There are unprincipled persons In Boston and
elsewhere that are putting up BOGUS LIQUID
and trying to palm il off as My TEgTNENT, or
Oxygenatcd Air. and claiming it to be like mine.
None genuine unless the words "DR. TOWN
SENDS OXYGENATED AIR" ARE BLOWN IN
BOTTLE AND PORTRAIT ON LABEL fe20 d&wly
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U1oR SALE.

/ now offer for sale the best market garden
ana fruit farm in the State of Texas with all the
improvements, with every convenience attached
to the place, except the present growing crops,
within three miles of the city OF Austin, north
side of the Colorado river. For further informa-
ton and description OF the property, call on M.
B. SWEENEY, No. 7l5 Congress Avenue, OPP
posite Avenue Hotel.
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H1oR SALE.

Florence Steam FIGURING, Grst and Saw Mill.
Gotten Gin and Press, i'll Williamson county, at
the head Of the Saado river, situated In a fine
wheat-growlRg country. There are two buildings
for mill purposes, two stories high; one 2OX37
feet, the other l5V30 feet, with three acres of
land. Also, dwelling house with six rooms.
Engine 40 horse power, two sets OF burrs, double
reel bolt Ii feet long. The reels are cloth, with
DHfTour Dutch anchor boiling cloth; all run by
gear. The whole machinery is complete and in
fine running order. A great bargain can be
NJ. b. SWEENEY,
ocS rs Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-06-21

Why? for the same
r aSon as given above.
The Bronchial Tubes
are simply conductors
10 carry air to the
Lungs, hence inhala-
ton must go direct to
the seat of the disease,
and il you will follow
our directions, we guar
antre to CURE Bron-
chitis.