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lherc never has been Il time when The
nealing OF so many different diseases has
eeeh caused by outward application as the
present, IL is an undisputed fact that over
hal OF The entire population of the globe
resort to the use of ordinary plasters
pi' MELvIN's CAPsICrM PoROus PLAs-
TIERS. are acknowledged by all who have
USED them. 10 act quicker than any other
piastef they ever before tried, and thar one
Oh THESE piaSters will Ito more real service
thah Il hundred OF the ordinary kind. All
! other plasters are slow of action. and re-
gulre T." be worn continually to etiecta cure +;
put with these it is entirely different: the
instant on" is applied the patient will feel
Its effect
fhyslcians in all ages have thoroughly
tested and well know the effect of Carsi
cnhl and it has always been more or less
used as medical agent for an outward an
pi'catlon but II Is only of very recent date
| tha' us advantages in a pcrnus plaster have
peeh discovered. Being. however, convin.-
ea OF the wonderful cures effected hy Dr..
MELVIN tAPSICUM Porous PLASrEKS and
their superiority over all other plasters,
thFy now actually prescribe them. IN the.r
practice" for such diseases as rheumatism.
pam III the sile and back and all such ca.
Scs as have required the u~e of plasters or
ilhlinent. Alter you have tried either ras-
tcrs and linlments, and they have failed
anu YOU want a certain cure. ask Yout drug
2!St 1"r DR. MELvIN'S 'ArsICi'M PoRoTs
iiAsTER. You can hardly believe your own
convictions of its wonderful effects AL
though powerful and quick in its acton
you can rely onitS safety for the most deli
cate person to wear. as il is free from lea,,
ana other poisonous material commonly
used III the manufacture of ordinary plaS-
ters One trial is II sufficient guarantee OF
It's merits, and Que plaster will sell hun
dreds to your friends
Ask your druggist for DR.. MELvIN's CAP.
siCUM FoRoUs PLASTER. and take no other
or, on receipt of % cents for one, 81 for
flve, or - for Il dozen, they will be mailed
post pald, to any address in the United
states or Canadis.
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EGENDRE. JOS, Groceries, Vine
- na L'q"ors, Main street, between st.
Philip and St Louis sts.
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SATURDAY Ftbrunry 9th. 1878.
FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE OR RENT-THE FLORAC
L flantation, well adapted Tor sugar and
rice, comprising 1911 arpcnts. of which
nDoit 4Oo are at present under cultivation.
The place is situated on the left bank
ldescendingl OF Bayou Lafourchc, fronting
on the bayou. ana also lies Immediately on
the Morgan Railroad, near Raccland sta
ton:
llis property. together with the stock
anu appurtinances, e, N be had at "A low fl
CURE, and on the most favor able terms
Apply to j. b. LALLAADt. office of Al.
len. ArgcHt & Co., corner Gravier and Ba-
rome sweets, lew Orlcars d2.Im
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/ EBLANC, EMILE +. Rccorder, Conrt
IL House, 1hibodaux, La.
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81 81 n ESS CARDS.

ANtiNAN, LOUIS, Sudier. corner st
~ fhiii and st. Bridget Streets.
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Saturday February oh. 1873,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

DARlSlI COURT, PARISH OF IA
/ FOURCIIE, SUCCESSION OF MAR
ccllus A. Leieune No. 90 lrobates.-Ev
'irtue of an or,pr OF sale to me directed in
the above entitled and numhcicd Succes.
son will offer for sale at public auction
pursuant to law tn the last and highest hid
der. at the Court House in the Town of
Thibodaux ON
saturday Eebrun,y 9th. 1873.
between the hours of ] o'clock A. M. and
O'Clock +. NJ. the following described prop
crty to-wit:
A certain town lot situated in the town
OF 1hlb"danx known and designated on n
plan of said Town executed hy James B.
Grinage on the lst. day of Nav 1872 and
deposited i'll the office of the Recorder of
this Parish known as lot No f8S) Eighty
eight bounded in front or East bv Henry
Clay Street North by Rose Street and West
by st. Philip street. Together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms and Condition of Sale. Cash ON
the Spet i'll United States Treasury Notes,
to pay debt of said Succession.
January 9TH. 1873.
l.. a. WEBnE. Sheriff.
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ARkIN J. Mechanical Engineer and
~ n,anufdcturer Of sugar Apperdtus. ana
aehinery-Residence, jackson street.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA

DARlSH COURT. PARISH OF T.,
FOURCIiE, SUGGESTIONS or Nv
polite Boutaric and his wife Eliza nas
champs No. l0Ol.-By virtue of an order %,
sale t" me directed in the above entitled
ana numbered Snccessions | will offer fo'.
sale at public auction pursuant TO law ~,
tne last and highest bidder at the Court
House in the Town OF Thibodaux on
Saturday February OH. 1878.
between the hours of IL o'clock A. Al anil
clock +. NJ. the following described pron
erty to-wit: f-'p
A certain tract of land stuated in ,b;s
parish on the right bank of Bayou Lafonr.
che at about Three and a half miles Lclow
the Town OF Thibodaux, measuring one and
one half arpents front by forty arrents in
depth bounded above hy land heIoupinr tn
the Estate of Mr.. Francois Pitre and hc7ow
by land OF the Estate of Dr. ID. DuracTonetb
er with all the buildings and improvements
! thereon.
! Terms and Conditions of Sale Cash IN
! the spot i'll United States Treasury Notes
to pay debts of said Surcessions
l.. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
| January 9TH. 1873.
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WERNER, T.. Gunsmith, Main St, be
Y tween St. Louis and Green Street
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l.. I.ippnlan

-. Rue Bienville Nile Orleans. .--.- -52
GRAND ASSORTMENT DE BlERE.
VI ALE, PORTER, LAGER BEER Ell
Ciiire.
Specialize pour lie bouteillage de ces arti
cles.
Denot des meilleurs bouchons vendus
dams lepays.
Mr.. I. Picard, represente cette malson
depuis ciuo ans. aout L. IS.
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A)ropcrty belonging to Estate n Edward
Hayes. For further particular. an
ply to THOMAS A. BADEAUX,
LoV'3 Gl Attorney at Law.
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)FFICE coz MARKET s PATRIOT SITS
SHERIFF SALE.
CnEEkIFF SALE.

STAT OF LOUISIANA
CHARLES LAFlTTE TEST EXT. VS.
No 1879 Mrs. LOUISE LAFOREST
AND 4. A. LAFOREST HER HUS
BAND
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. UCOIN. P. A.. E"mi'y ""d Plo"ta-
A lion Groeerics, Nam street between
ro,,s and st. Philip streets.
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DIUM, 5. Dry Goods and Gr"c'''y, cor
II ner Main aud Jackson Streets.
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Rw,apEAUX, J. family and Paantni'oA
b Groceries, Main Street corner MAN
ana Focus
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DIJJJT. J. s., .itornrya at Ldr,-oii:''
h Corner st. Philip and Main streets
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BUSINESS CARDS.

y IERNOTT, FRANK. Matchmaker and
~ Dcnier ia fire Jeacrtry de, Mwi. street
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KLING, DAVID. Dry Goods, Shoes,
"A Boots. Has. Caps &c. corner Main
snd Focus Streets.
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ARkIN, Mrs. J. Variety store. Stores.
~ OILS. IU,-,gGrc. Nc--Jackson street
opposite st Bridget ST.
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Il NOBLOCH A. F.. Parish Judge, OF
IA flee at Court House.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-09
.srRAY NOTICE:

EsTRAYED-by Levin n. Nance, before c. "
Grooms j. p, n. Co.. Oct. IS, ISIS, one bar hors'
L. hard. hi-h, about years old. branded z y
right hind leg swollen. Appraised At tl2 %.
witnes. ny hsnd October 3, ISIS.
Ep.J. l. GREEN,
clerk C. c. 4. Co.
Nov..-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-09
0Mciai Paper of Hays and BIanco
Counties.
The FREE PRESS as an Adver
Using Medium-No Patent
or Cooperative Adver-
tisements Allowed.

The FsEs PRrss 10 . leading newspaper and
.dvertIsing medium, and has the best ONCE be-
,veen the Colorado and San Antonio rivers
Circulstes also generally, both South and Norm
A live paper, devoted TO immigration and tne
deyelopme mt aud progress Of the country. !ener'
sosisn Democratic Ia politics. Only aud ofnca pa.
per ofths county. San Marcos. the county seat,
craving town Of some 200 Inhabitants, located
on The great highway and stage route from Austin
Via San A ntonio to Mexico, on the line OF the
International Railroad, which has Just been com.
Melted 10 Austin, the capital OF the state, only
thIrty mI,es distant. and II 10 confidently sntic
mated will soon 10 extended 10 this place. IL II
noted for its religious and educational privileges,
and A. the center Of Q fine country and excellent
community also Tor the celebrated springs, hei
A mile above, which boil up from the bowels OIL hs
earth ct tho foot Of the mountains forming the Bar
Marcos river, and constituting at once srea'
natural curiosity and an inexhaustible water pew
or. Advertising agents, and advertisers generally
throughout the country, will be apt to recognize
10 the proprietor Of the Pas. Pass one VIII
whom, a. Q newspaper publisher OF Eastern ~
diana during fourteen years. - from septemoei
1853 TO December 1879 they have probably nae
business transactions, to which he can po.h'
them with pleasure as the best evidence OF h'i
responsibility and mode Of doing business. spec
linen copies, containing rates OF advertising
scot free on application.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-09
Right Onward Still !

Not quite a year ago We began the
With volume of the FREE PRESS by
onlarging it to almost double its for
mer size, and about three times its for.
mer amount of reading matter.
We now have the pleasure Of call
ing the attention of our patrons and
friends to some other important i'm.
'provements. BY inspection OF our
present issue it will be seen:
l. That We no longer allow any ad-
yertisements save on the LIST, 4th, 9th
and 9th pages and that thereby we
are enabled to give our readers about
THREE COLUMNS MORE READING NAT
TER than we have heretofore done.
All the local news, home selections,
and other home matters, as we'll as
advertisements, will be found on said
pages.
2. That the matter on the other
four pages will comprise cOmplia.
ton of TEXAS NEWS, and more other
matter of interest to Texas readers
than formerly; and that all the news
matter contained on said pages will be
found LATER AND FREsHER.
These are important changes for the
better in view of which we trust the
friends of the FREE PRESS will be
prompt in renewing their subscrip-
tons, and also in their efforts to ex-
tend its list Of paying subscribers.
We hope thereby to be able to crafty
our ambition to make the paper sec.
ond to no other local paper in the
State.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-09

TIE FAIR.-While the fair has not
come up to O standard desired by the
association and the public, still, con-
sidering the many circumstances that
operated against it, the general verdict
has been tkatit proved a success, both
financially and a. = show. The races
were not what they might have been,
but the exhibit Of stock was good, and
the show of implements and machin-
cry and farm products was better than
that Of last year or the previous season.
The display in the exhibition building
though not full, was very fine and
varied, and floral hall showed up we'll,
The attendance every day was larger
than on the same days last year, and
the total receipts must have been u
third larger, while the expenses were
much less. The managers of the
fair have reason to congratulate them
selves on what they have accomplished
in the face Of serious obstacles, and
they will no doubt turn to profit their
experience and whatever shortcomings
have characterized the exposition ju st
closed.-Austin Statesman
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-09
From HIancO City.
BLANco, TEXAS, Oct. 81, 1878,

BLANco, TEXAS, Oct. 81, 1878.
Ed. FREE PRESS To-day about
2P. NJ, quite crowd came into town
from few miles across the Blanco-
stopped in front of the Court House.
Mr.. Il. jeff. SAMSON was ono of the
pnrty; he at once began to enquire
for the County Clerk. The Clerk was
out electioneering, but he soon found
a Deputy, and next was the Parson.
In less than thirty minutes the license
was issued and Mr.. Z. Jeff. SAMSON
and Mics Matilda A. Hanks were de.
cla1ed man and wife; the minister,
the Rev. j. q. G. Block, handsomely
rewarded, and a few minutes spent in
congratulations of the friends of the
new married people. They then
started for their home in Kendall
county.
Weather still very dry-need rain to
SOW wheat.
Respectfully,
JOHN w. SpEER.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-09
From BastrOp.

BAsTRop Oct. %. 1878.
EDITOR FREE PRESS District
Court bias been in session here and ad-
journs to-day. This has been fear
full session for offenders, for we had
one of the best juries and justice with.
out relaxation was melted out to all.
Let quick and not too severe punish
ment follow all crimes and We will
soon have peace and prosperity in our
State, which of late has shown reck-
less disregard Of human life by some
desperadoes. Z. +.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-09

kAcoA hstAtc ATuhbAcTS
During September:
J w Scott and wife to s + MoAl-
lister, lots and 6 in block II in San
Marcos, $500.
w e Cannon and wife and c r
Cannon and wife to Maria ]. Allen,
100 acres of Jackson league, $3.50.
Maria l. Allen and c X Cannon to
Il ID Gill, 100 acros on Onion creek,
5000.
JRM Fairchild to G W Hendricks
90 acres on Bar.on's creek, $50,
r Roark to Mullins Il Hutchison,
945 acres on Plum Creek, 1882.
m Caldwell to Fanny n Doug
lass. lot in block 4 in San Marcos,
S425.
FIN Green formerly Douglass) and
husband to + r Malone, same proper
ty, 1915.
State to NJ A Taylor, tax sale.
Same to same. same.
Same to same, same.
sc Wilson and wife to j 4 Cox
and ID W Hamilton, 80 acres, 500.
TB Ford to LOOMS & Christian.
deed to interest in Rambo Lodge
room.
RIM Franklin to J II Combs, go
acres. $500.
PC Woods to @ G aud G L Mont
eomery, 200 acres.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-09
Election News

We go to press too soon to give sat
isfactory returns from the November
elections abroad. The indications
are that Butler is defeated in Massa.
chusetts.
Texas of course has gone Democratic
a. to the State ticket. 1t has been re-
ported that Hancock is defeated by
Jones, but the report is contradicted.
In our own district Schleicher's cleo
ton is conceded by from 1900 to
5000 majority. The result for Repre-
sentatives to the Legislature is in
doubt.
HAYS COUNTY.
The vote in this precinct, and We
believe in this county generally, passed
of quietly, and was unusually large.
The returns are not in from Wimber-
ley's, Dripping Springs and Salem
church, in view of which fact We are
compelled to defer the full official re-
port which we propose to give. At
this poll Roberts for Governor received
$50, votes, at Stringtown IS, at Noun
tain City 225. ireland for Congress
received here 2S7, Schleicher 246; at
Stringtown ireland 36, Schleicher, 10,
at Mt. City ireland lS2, Schleicher 10.
OF county candidates we believe it
is conceded that Hardin is elected Dis
trio, Clerk. Koue. County Judge,
Hea,on Assessor. McMeans Treasurer
aud Davis hide inspector; Green for
Co. Clerk. Manlove for county Attor-
ney and Eve for county Surveyor, hav-
ing no opposition. are Ofcourse elected.
The sherifal,y, ss between Wren, and
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-09

1T is worth double its price. "-Otta-
wa, (Canada) advertiser.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-09

THE Feuiau pris oners, Condor and
Melody have at last been set at liber-
ty by the English government and are
on their way to the United States.
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Nov.e-3v
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-09

The New York Graphic thinks it not
unlikely that in few generations tint
Jewish race will melt away, and be
come absorbed in the general human
family. 1t regards the increasing num-
Der Of marriages of Jews and Chris
tisu as indicative of this.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-09

Kyle, is very close, both parties claim
it.
Hopkins is reelected Commissioner
for this precinct, GrOoms Justice OF
the peace and Forgy Constable.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-09

Any girl can tell you who is the
incest fellow in town. But then the
girls never agree on anything.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Mission Valley Nurseries
AT MISSION VALLEY, VICTORIA COUNTY,
TEXAS.
G., ONDERD0NK, Prop'r.

We have studied closely the various questions
relating to fruit culture In Western Texas during
the twenty seven years Of experience and obser.
walton, upon our own ground. We have thus On.
abled ourselves 10 present to the pubic list OF
fruits better adapted to our climate than can b.
offered by any other establishment.
Our pears cannot be exceled anywhere ANY
enc who has good clay sub-soil and good drain
age need not hunt better pear country than this.
Our plums and grapes are OF the only classes
that have been found successful here.
Our acclimated list Of peaches is grated, with a
single exception, from new varieties originated
om seed In Western Texas. We do not claim
that our peaches are better than every other, but
we do claim that our trees are proved as hardy
and productive as any scrub Seeding, while the
qualities are not inferior to the old lists.
Marcos neighborhood. wherever you can raise
This question Of combining hardness, productive
ness aud quality is our leading feature.
We can supply good assortment OF ornamental
trees and plants.
Everybody is invited to come and see our orch.
ards, vineyards, nurseries and ornamental
grounds.
Our new abridged catalogue furnished free on
application. We refer to Rev. John Gillett Of San
Marcos. for evidence Of our reliability.
We have no travelling tree peddlers.
B. W. Breeding is our resident agent at Bar
Marcos.
For further information applyto
G. ONDERDoNK,
Mission Valley, Victoria Co.. Texas
Oct. 26.Iy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-07
BROOKLYN MILK FREIGHTS.

meeting of the members OF the Kings County
Mix Dealers Exchange neld yesterday afternoon
at No. sos Fulton street, Brooklyn tor the purpose OF
taking action IN relation to the Legislative Commit
tees report In reference 10 the proposition OF the
Harlem, the Erie and the annex routes TO deliver
milk at q lower rate Of freight than now
paid by Brooklyn milk dealers. There were pres.
emit among others Interested IN the subject Mr. Ho-
man, freight agent Of the Erie Railway Company,
and Captain Day, manager OF tho Annex Ferryboat
line which runs between Jersey City and Brooklyn.
Tue Annex Company proposed TO trausIsr the cars
laden with the mix from the Erie Railway TO 1atB
which would be towed round from Jersey Ciy TO the
Waliapout Basin Dock, where the n,ix frsgbt could
be left. Tho cost would not DO more than ten couts
per can, ana II might not be more than i've
cents per lengthy discussion ensued,
anu the of the meeting was expressed 10
resuulion declaring that MIX Dealers xchanEe
would not approve of any arrangement wherein more
than five ccnts freight per would be charged tor
the milk from Jersey City TO Brook
iyn. On moIion OF the secretary oil The meeting, N
b. Kiilner, IL resolved that the milKmen Of
Brooklyn Williamsburg would support tor re-efec-
the State Legislature the members Of Assembly
who worked their Interest la the matter
OF reducod reehts Alter the regular meeting OF the
Exchange had adjourned special meeting was or
eanized at which Mr.. Kiiiner was Unanimously
chosen inde pendent Candidate Tor member OF As
sembly OF the Fourth district oil Kings county.