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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27
sMAYkE'S OINTMENT !

HOME CURES.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles; the symptoms were as
above described. The use of Swayne's 0int-
ment in a short time made perfect cure.
w. Christ boot aud shoe house, 344 n. I'd st
Il. Q. Weyman, halter, \. Sth ST., Phlla.
David Grosnickle, Ladiesburg, Frederick
co, Md.
A. j. Beach, Farmwell Stain London CO., Va.
j. NJ. Hester, Mercersburg, Franklin CO., Pa.
Jos S. McComb, Miilersj,urg, o.
B. ii. Wakely, Mclean, Tompkins CO., N. Y.
B. +. Moore, Atlanta, Ga.
]. e. Crandell, Crandehs Corners, NY.
RienZie Scott, Enfield. Conn.
VIM. b. Rutland, Nashville, Tenn.
N C.. Workman, Sciota, Iowa.
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

People are getting acquainted-and those who
are not ought to be-with the wonderful merits "f
that great American Remedy, the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27
G o n S u MP TON!
USE AT ONCE DIR. swAYNK.s
Compound Syrup of Hid Cherry.

quick and permanent relief viii be the result.
IL meals the liberated lungs, stops night sweats
inducing natural and healthy expectoration.
DON'T DEsPoND.-If there is anything that is
calculated TO test the composition OF a person,
IL Is an lnsiduous cough, the foreTunner of con-
sumption, and most fatal of human Affections,
In m any instances this distressing maIadv Sc
cures victim, v no at first has a slls hit cold
put negiects to use the proper remedy until too
late: Others are afflicted with Brop chiaI Asth-
matte, Catarrhal or some OF the many diseases
70 which the throat and lungs are subject.
DON'T DeSpolld. While there is life there is
nope, and the most perilous hour of a persons
NE Is when he gives way to despondency
remember, all these complaints, which are so
prevalent, and so fatal, can be cured by CDR
SWAHNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
kf, ana oftentimes single p cent bottle Will
prevent much suffering and risk of life Being
tne iaVOrlte prescription of one of Phiadel-
phias most eminent physicians, il can he re-
on ~ S"l OC IL
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Trial Bottles, rs Cents.
A DISORDERED LIVER,

from which so many persons suffer, is fire.
quently the cause of Headache indigestion
and Dyspepsia, is speedily relieved, and ar,
often permanently cured by
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CLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS,

as well as thousands of others in all parts of
the United States, are constantly sending GER
tiiicates and informing us of the benefits
derived from using our 4" All Healing 0int-
ment," butspace will not admit of their publi-
cation at present.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27

It May Save Your Life.

Cough, short breath. pains in the side or
breast, bronchitis, asthma, liver complaint,
FEVER, paIched skin, mig sweats, tickling or
rising in the throat, weak voice or any syInp-
toms of
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Its political influence is constantly
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SmucLs Of Com in "a n ism.

The following is the conclusion OF
Dan VOORHEES, lite speech in the u.
). Senate. Although it smacks OF
communism. the warning is pertinent
and timely:
[ hav, no word of menace to utter
on this lour: but ia behalf OF every
laOorrr aud every owuc. Ul the roll
whom | represent. | warn ali such a.
value their investments that, when
these do .trines OF despoiism are sought
70 b. enforced. this .air land will again
b. CONFUSED in agony. and the fires ct
liberty will hiaz, forth again. a. they
did one hundred years ago. in defence
ot the natural rights Of msn. May
the wisdom Of our fathers aud the be
nightly Of our God avert such an H.
sue Bu, Il /, shall come-if iulaiHa-
ton hiss seized our cOuncilS. the result
vii ,nly add one more ins ancc TO the
long catalogue OF human crime sBd
iollr. where avlries Ike ambition.
,ver'cap. Itself. and in it. unholv si-
tempt 10 ron oihrrs OF their poses
Sons. loses it own.
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The Svrc; bye and Eye.

Yes" said an irate old gent TO his
muslc-mad daughter, Its buy aud
buy for you all the time and the way
those music men do charge Tor their
music is Just outrageous. 1t just about
takes all the cotton can make to keep
YOU iu new music. We'll, dear papa,
the iair girl responded. you ought to
let me subscribe for that elegant SoUrH
ERH MUSICAL Journal, published at
hidden X Bates Southern Music
House. Savannah. Ga, aud then my
music wont cost but triiie. Why Its
ONLY 81 p Tor whole year and every
monthly number has several pieces OF
beautiful music And then the pub
fishers actually give each subscriber
Sl.OO worth of Sheet Music a Pre-
MUM" There there s,rl, broke 10
the old gent. don't tell me any more.
Heres the money; send for the jour
NAL by the next mail. treaty. dcn {
see how in the world We have lived 81
long wiih"u'it. Tell them to send 1t
along quick.
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Magazines Cor April.

Again we are compelled to study
brevity in our notices, but fancy pub
fishers would prefer .brieier ones now
than longer ones later. Our list COM
prises-
Tue ATLANTIC, which is fine mum
Der, fully sustaining the high reputa'
ton Of that work. =,
ScalBNsR, which reaches the iui'
tide Of its popularity for the general
reader. as ST. NICHOLAS, by the same
publishers does Tor the young folks.
LlpplNcorr's seems to US to be I'm
proving upon itself.
AppLEroN's presents a very attract
i've bill. ot-fare.
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY, as al
ways, is good for thinkers and matter
of.tact people.
TngPHaENoLoGIcALJo JOURNAL and
PErERsoN's, BALLoU's and GLEA-
SONS Monthlies were all promptly re-
ceiyed, and each in its way is good.
p@-We will order any Of the above
at publishers prices, or club them with
the FREE Press at reduced rates.
See Clubbing List in another column
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To THE SHERIFF on ANY CONSTABLE on
HAYS COUNTY -GREETING

To THE SHERIFF on ANY CONSTABLE or
HAYS CouNTY-GREETISG
You ale hereby commanded that yo,
Summon the unauOwn heirs, successors
or LEGAL representatives of Thomas A Wi.
lians. deceased, whose names and place
of residence are unknown, by publication
of lh,s citation in S me newspaper pub.
lishcd IN Hays county Tor elcnt weeks. to
be and appear before the Hon. Di trict
Court Of Hays county, on tho
cd Monday ia september, 1878,
then and there to answer the petition of
Jo,n p. Blessing, filed IN said court
AGAINST tbcsaid unknown heirs of rhom,s
a Wilisms, deceased, and Jlmcs
Franks, NatJauiel Franks. d. Franks,
lieuiy G. Skaggs. Louisa + Stages. Robt.
NJ. SSaggs. VIM. II. Skaggs, Mary Z.
SLagss. Ada. r Skaegs, Ellen r. Skagys,
: ,ley b. Skasgs, Nm. B. Whey, MARY;
F.;Wiley Alta D. Wiley, VIM. Clifton,
Henry clifton d. 5. Canadian, Mary
Mcclure, JENNIE &. Robinson. r. L.
Robinson. }. G. Alexan or, Mary l.. Al
exander, Harvey N. Alexander. Jesse IL.
Alexander. and alleging that said un.
known heirs and said Mary Mcclure,
Jennie L Robinson, r. L. Robinson, j
G, Alexander, Nj. l.. Alexander, H. N.
Alexander, and j. Fl. Alex nder are
co-tenants with plaintiff md jointly
own all of one half League Of land, sitna-
ted in Hays county, Texas, granted to z.
Hinton, being survey number four,
and described as follows: Beginning
at the southwest corner OF survey
No. 7, made for --.CorbIn, at u
stake and mound thence south torty-6ve
der, west, four thousand n,ne hundred
yaras to a stake and mound ; theme 'north
As deg. west. 1850 varas, q branch runs
south 257O varas, a branch runs
south 2SU9 varas, stake and mound
thence north As Geg. east 4OOO varas, IN
tersects the west boundary line OF league
No. 7, a stake and mound shence south
60 deg. east 1850 yaras, to the beginning.
Aud also alleging that said ). Franks,
N. Franks. D. p. Franks. II. q. Skaggs.
L. II. Ska gs, r. NJ. SSaggs,' w. II.
Skagas, NJ: Il. Skaggs- A. r. Skaggs, T..
r. Skaggs, W. b. Skaggs, W. b. Wiley,
Nj F, Wiley, A d. Wiley, W. Clifton,
and II. Clifton, hold a portion
of said land adversely to these Co ten
ants, and praying Judgment Tor the re-
covery of said land TO these co-tenants,
for damages, costs, special and general
relief Also alleging that D. Carna-
han sets up claim adverse to these par
ties, which makesa cloud upon the title
of these co-tenants and asking lor removal
OF same, damages, costs, special a. q gen
era relief, and praying for partition be-
tween these co tenants herein named, tor
costs, and special and general relief.
Herein fail not, but make due return OF
this writ as the law directs' :,
Witness my hand and the seal OF slid
court, March 81, A. D. 1878.
IL. ST. ed. j. L GREEN,
Mich 20 8w elk. d. y. II. q.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE
BY THE ABOVE AGENCY:

fine MN niope0v, about Twelve miles from
San Ma,cos, on ,ne hSn Marcos River, consisting
OF g'is. mill, a." mill. coron gin and cotton
press, togel her w'tn SIX scres of iaud Pronorhc-
Ell lia best er-power on me liver n ST.
elias, opnor,nui,v for an investment Of this char
scter. Terms reasonable.
Fa,mof 20 .cre,, on The Blsnco, three and
hail m,les 'tom Sad IS cos, ii sigri OF the as
Tin road 45 acre> - Gu IyIiibn. 'nc'osed pF
nrmbp one ced, 'euce: Sufficient house room ioi
p FANNY o. ODD nary size; good spF'ng' 'eu""S
louSe; s. pe' = peacu trees; oat houses
We uesirs,s p'As.
A spieasant home in San Marcos. consisting
OF house ,nd 'o.. well imp owed. The house 70
an e.. a sub,s1i,l -ld comfortable ope. contain
IN. ,h.ee rOUm,. There is IN excelen', never
fa'H1g We OF watet. Tue lot Is inelosed WIZ"
good ieuce.
A aolse md lot in San Marcos, pleasantly ana
coJvenieu I, lOc,,ed lie uOuse Is cor 'ortap,'
oas, o. 30 eeyoois. 10. iuclnsed, and al eNeeI
leut well o wa,rr on Tue premises. pIeasaD'
40 ne. Is iOr s'le or renI
B='ween 200 and 80 scres Of land, shoot "a
rilos sou b.we>I ron ssh Marcos. Abnn' que
,ui-l @. il y .uod %. cut .iyajiOn, woul" mske
,ieud;d aucn ,aF : Sirus OF sock. Hien'y o.
l,mJsr aud tock 'og bGildias and iencug P.,,
noses. lclndes One-, iiird o. vater-hoie. YIN
sell IN qdan,i.es 10 sEiI pu cuasers.
A rsciioaal block in central san Marcos, near
the COLLEGE, on ine 5r,t elevsdoa twsrds ihr
modn,sinS. s.Ieet on every side; couip'N.ss
GDou. Is tull loi-; cedar, live n.s, Elm ~"
o.bef tirper: siIna,ion a=,1rpssseo for OeAu!;;
Eas on - canfU- sole irame cSelling house
40 ro0ah, aud uall. The ula-e u eqnsf We
scs2 t-a ivss- esid- sc, Or ior the ioeaS
- chu co. school. cro.ter ospiie ndrPos-- w"
0e sofd low iOr easb. I,ie peTivct.
CSC scrss O. land 10 Uvald. Co.. % The F-ioe
f., fs'e lid. siibsr ier isrniiag Or sTszhg' =
.uplly % iinbe-. lille guar ngeed.
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Less stock are reported to have died
in Texas during the past winter than
any winter IN long number of years.
Frosts were so light that sufficient sus-
tenance was obtained and hence the
spring drive will be unusually heavy.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-06

Isgold going to become az drug on the
the m uket before the first silver dol
lar is issued? Yesterday it was sold in
New York at Z s to 81 OF one per cent.
above rreeubackS and closed at IS.
With no more premium than that any
one would rather own greenbacks than
rnll
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-06

TIE International Railroad it az
pears is about going into bankruptcy.
That don't look much like building
the road in this direction in hurry.
yet it may change hands so as to hast
en- Ihe time.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-06

DR. CHAPLIN gets at the meat OF the
matter when he says the great thing is
not to get people out Of hell, but hell
out OF people.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-06

Gus JOHNSON, a Georgia desperate,
was hung on the 18th ult. for the mur-
der of n negro. The Governor re-
fused to interfere.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-06

DR.. Levi Jones of Galyeston,i lis dead.
Aged So. He was one OF the original
ten who formed the Galveston City
Company, and had been citizen since
-1S}S
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-06

MILWAUKEE. Wisconsin, has for
hidden the employment of preachers
as teachers in the public schools.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-06

Rowland Hill sail. when he once
saw a bog on = rcckins-horse; Like
some Christians: motion enough bat
N progrcSs.
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THE TRIBUNE makes toits subscribs
ers an extraordinary offer. 1t will give
them THE WEEKLY for five years,
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two dollars less than the cost or the
Dictionary alone at any book store
The papers are started at once on re-
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ANY subscriber to TIE SEMI
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ALLITERATlON appears to be stud
led by Texas newspaper men, witness
the Sabine Stcon, Uvalde Umpire,
etc
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THANKS to Hon. j. W. Throck-
morton for lavOrs.
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ViCK'S
illustrated Monthly Magazine

Esch Nuubtr contains Thiriy-iuo Psses
re,dIrg. mary f1e WOOD Cot lllnstrAtous'
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ISAAC II. JULIAN,
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SAN MARCOS, TEXAS.

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