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ARStilC0l9giatG Female Institute.

The tweuty-scyenth year, divided into two
sessions OF fine months each, hc-ins September
., 1875, and ends JuneG 1879 TIL i an cstab-
hsEed school with experienced ,GucG'o rs, To-
Gated in Austin, city famed 70. heath and re
fined society. The course Of stuaies l. varied
and thorough, comprising Latin Greek, French,
Spanish, German and English, Philosophy,
Mathematics, Botany. astronomy, NJ sic. Draw
ing, Painting, Fancy Wosk. exc. Each GCaJder
must furnish her own :oilct articles, towels, z
psir Of blankets, pair Of sheets ard pair OF
pillow "a e.. Boa;G, Tuition. iisEts a Facl
per session, IN advance, 500; Music, with use Of
instrument, $50.
For particulars sfdress
REV. + j. SMITH. Austin, Texas.
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Ga the Colina's recent voyage from
Montreal 20 Glasgow with deck load
OF l67 cattle SD 200 sheep and swine,
in order 20 relieve tie vessel, Nhici.
threatsLes 70 SILK in a Eelce storm,
orders w,re giveu 10 castthe i've stock
overheard. Force hal to DC e-sp.oy-d
10 drive The poor creatures into the
wzves, save in the case Of Que COW,
which when she saw her calf fiurg over
the b0lwarks jumped overheard after il.
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Newspapers pasted on wall IN a
room where there's sick man are
sometimes the cause of much trouble.
To prevent the patients reading 'he
papers srs generally inverted. Even
this didn't work well, for the other
day sick man killed himself by stand.
ing ON hls head, at emptiug to read an
inverted paper pasted up near his bed.
ArkG5sss Gazette.
Il wasn's tue position of the sick
man, bns the heavy character Of the
reaoisg that produced death. Tue
walls We're covered with copies Of the
Dallas Herald.
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hsECEHEE ~ - a MONTH ana IEx -Nus.,
S SSTSFi=S S125 81 sEAS
N the Whole uI.tory:.or .NIedlcIn G

~
No preparation hiss ever performed such mar
veI,ous cures, or main aine1 so v ide Il reputa-
ton, as AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, which is
recogniz u the worlds remedy for all diseases
Of the throat and lungs. It's long continued &C.
ries of wonderful cur, in al climates has mode
it universally known a safe AID reliable agent
to empty. Against ordinary cOlds, which are
the ioFerunners Of more serious disorders, il
acts speedily and surely, always relieving suf-
fering, and often saving life. T he protection it
affords, ~ IT. timely use in the throat and lung
disorders Of CHI dren, m lIes it sn invaluable
dy 20 be k pit always on hand in every
home. No per son can afford TO be without it,
and those who have once used it never Will.
From their knowledge OF its composition and
effects, Physic ans use the CKERRY PICTORIAL
extensively in their practice, and Clereymen
recommend it, It is ab oluteIy certain in its
remedial effects, and will always cure where
cures are possible.
: nv
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For SALE BT ALL DEALERS.
TRE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff Or any Constable or ZrGris Couaty,
Greeting:
WHEsEAs, I. Stein has made oath before
me that NJ N Brewster l. absent from the
STATE Of : exss, so that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be serted upon him Tn az, there.
fore, are 10 command that. by making IubSca-
ton o; THE wit in come newspaper printed IN
Travis county r three succ, s>Iye weeks pre-
viuus TO the return d5y hereof, summon tue
sAid NJ. y. Brewster 20 De 2nI appear before me
at my Office in Au-tin On ne second Monday In
December 1873, IN N aad there 70 answer to he
complaint Of said l. Stein. IN an action for
the recovery of one hundred aud 25-l00 600 5)
dol ars, due for goods, wares and merchandise
sold and delivered u said Brewster by said
Stein during the months OF February, March
April and May, \. ID. 1873
Herein Il not ami OF this writ make due re-
turn according 10 law,
'1iSen uGder my hand This twenty-seventh
day OF November, 1873
EU2S T3w ISAAC FRIEDRICH,
j. P. Travis county, Texas.
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Capt Gill, in recent address be-
tore The British Geographical Society,
gave some interesting information
lErrse citing the HABITS Of the Thibetans,
eoAttasting them with those of the
caieeFe. Owing 10 their originally
npuse mcde OF lying, they have no
Ia<A ~ len Sccommoaatiop, spdt the
coref o. q eeed house viii as often as
pcs b. found 'eep.pg on the fat roof,
ehlie the hsr0s people in winter can
t'2tp With tier clothes half oG, and
Ite'f bare shoulders 10 the snow.
I8e'es. chairs and hsdssesds ere IN
keovn ia shs'r houses. Tibet is s
Isad q Mig with mia and butter, the
49, 70 sos qusrsity q the latter con-
NED IS : faiottan being very start
hes eeie Is butter in his ossmeol
SEA &c and there are huge Jumps Of
.at,er q bis TIA. AZ rule, he does
|1os dripk nach mix v h'ch Is mastsy
& ie INTO tuf er. cut he is fond Of
a cream, cnris ard cheese; aad
hi. bfiags Thibet2n eill Of iale 10
81 end.
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Tae Hon. A. II. Wsd9ell, Dsno-
Graf. recently defeated for reelection
10 CoEgress from theS hird district Of
NortA Czrolica. declines to contest
the elscnoa Of Judge Russell, Green
hacker. his successful competitor. He
says that he Is convinced thar Judge
Russell was fatty elected. and be
would scora 20 do anything cAleula-
ted to deprive the people Of ths.E
choice as expressed a. the ba.lnsr
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DO IL a r
ILLUSTRATED SCIENTIFIC NEWS

The new volume begins January /, 1872, II
pages, 50 columns, full OF iilustrdt IONS OF New
improvements in machinery, Tools, Imple-
nents, Patents, Apparatus and processes, with
yaluab Workshop Hints and Family receipts.
PLAIN, popular and readable articles from the
best writer's ON Science and the Indn trial Arts
Also list OF allowed patients, with name and
address Of 'aeh inventor, new feature, TO be-
gun January /, OF especIil va ne TO Inventors
and Pdten ees not fOuzd in any o her journal.
The lLLLUsTRATED SCIENTIFIC NEWS has a
large circulation. One volume makes about
40 pages, prin ed on line paper for only Ono
Dollar year, less 10 clubs. Specimens supplied.
subscriptions nereI now I'll e"d of year 1879.
Audress, s. II. WALES & Son, Publisher,
10 Spruce street, New York. nOv50dw
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Nns. DsP eFgaet, : oe.osed woman,
1Ri4e OF uayu. has hssn in DallAs
|1cfodng % Hsyti sad tie Heynens
- manners aud cas,ems.H sue WAS
cf,ea Eagl2n5, aad Is sad 10 be
speaker.
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INVALIps' HOTEL


The very large number % invalid people who daig
visit Bunalo, FROM every quarter ~ fhe United State
aud lie widely cciebraied Faculty 81 SS5elailsts i
Medicine and Surgery associated with him renere.
provide place on grand and connections sc=l'
Tor their Entertainment aud comfort
ADVANTAGES OrFERED.-The InVnlids' Hota
Is more complete In iis appogtments tlan any tiiei
isr INSTITUTION III iiie world Tue uulng u l9chtek
the city Of Buffalo, and commands line virw OF Lai,
Ire N,aeaia, HlN.t, ahl tle surrounding country
OF beautiful PARKS The Hotel - furnished With .
VI ~ Sro5 az ii-,it &c.. y III n
Kinds Of approved haf7, iid l7s uo connected viii
q wei-ippointed fymnazl;an aad bgwiins alley =
CIn.OSiC DISEASES Of sll i1rnns. whether requin
within the province 81 our several tpuciaitiea.
DISEASES or Notwithstanding are the facilt
ies o. tn.s inIrmary Of superior order IS resAs1
al those chronic dseases peculiar 70 ienaies Ila
.ieetro-therInal AMI otlier approved baths h tr
many cases an Invaluable auxiliary 70 TIE rrmedia
70 Tie surface general shampooing swedisL move
nents aud light eallstenic sec,iies 70 enliEen ans
sqnalize the circulation ~ the blood IN tig systen
relieve eongested part, Improve aigestion, apt
strengthen The muscles profluce important bcnenciN
.csulis IN all eases 10 which these means are nppea
Die. No experimenting y rt-orirtl 20 ia ihe treat
.mpioyed, and the dleioas regulation OF liz tiiet
n suit the condition OF tle patient, the thorough
iuence OF music social intercourse Innocent Fsliss
or amusement, and al those agencies which tend u
arouse TIE mimi OF tle ittleit from otsfpIldencf
md thus promote recovery, are not neglected
NERVOUS DIsEAsEs.-Psrsiysis, Epilepsy fFitsl
1horea tSt Nltus's Dancel. aud other nervous alec
ions, receive the attention Of ePnf Ia this spe
siAlty, by which the greatest skin IL attained aud m
most happy results secured
LUNG DIsEAsEs-Ihls division 81 the practice "a
lie Invklids' Hotel Is very ably managed by geiH
BemAn Of mature Judgment and skill. bronchial
Throat, and Lung Diseases very largely treated
u this department. and with results which have beet
1ghiy gratifying 70 both physician and patentL
EYE AND EAIk.-sperid attention Il given 20 TIA
sellcRie operations on the eye and ear, dlstlti.
rushed ocalist aud surst being under engagement
70 conduct Ills branch of The practice.
Inva!lds arriving In the city and dcsring 20 cons
sult u.s. should come directly 70 the Hotel II l. eHsiiy
accessible by carriAge, Omnibus or street cara MIL
hrs Omnibus ARent2 on all Incoming trains, cas-
" relied upon 70 deliver passengers and osggags
with security and dispatch.
IR-Address Il. V. PTEIicT- 81. D., Worlds nlspan
sTy and InvaIids' IIOiel, Buffalo. y. \.
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A positive cure for Rheumatism, Govt. Men
raisia and AL CisedEes arising from impure
ture is the most popular medic!ne ~ the con-
Try; more OF Il Il sold Jhan all other Rheumatic
Medicines together, aud It i The most cos:b
patent medicine for the price IL existence.
1t is recommended by all the leading phys,
clans, and Is pare vegetable mixture. ShOulc
tn pat eat find no Teiief from the use OF one o.
TWO bottles h: may feel assured that he is rot
suffering nom any IL the above diseases, and e
viii be of no use 10 continue it. Fr.ce St.50 per
bottle.
Fer gale IN Austin by BAEER, GRAHAM i
co
FERSLEw & CO.. Projectors,
fe3 sun&wIY p. .. Box 100, New Orleans.
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"a ga WAiTEDns-sryc c. - ss.C-z
~ AE| = al osr POPULAR BoOkS-
6aU ocoo Par ~ ssla1y vssk- y "a. e
n-L..rsnl O Urc-ruE ! Co s. Ans4
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[INIYERsITY cF YIRoINIA.

Session begins on he er-i n October. 81
c0ntinu nins mon -. IL iasiifefiou i 81.
g4nized on the elective sYff1m. giving fhs sfu..
aedEs free ciI0ics q st1dlss, =. jul eourasa ~
The schools u the acadssn dt4afl z1ef.t and ~
the schools o. ieH. ftedieIne. eagint e7fzsr sid
AZrie1lfure. For c2fEloxne afpiy f6 tbe feere-
tsry u The faculty. postcf1cs lnfFcEfIi = ~ Vi
gaia. JAN - y. nAREfsOz. y. u O.
chairrlEn ~ The III
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Mara Ct Reports.
OFFIcz or FORSTER 6 Co., }
BASE-Es ArsTN. TENAs, :
r~------- $50. On fG-l

BASK1Es Ars1IN. TEXAs.
E8vou- Der 50 1873.
T. quote thc price Of cotton o-dey
as the iowess Of th's season is not pleas
eat, bst quotations came again lower
from Liverpool, wl,l & Heavy and
downward ;-4l-ucr, cUd the end i
nos YET Operative ID Eleiand have
= eubn.t 10 reduction Cf wages and
short timc, aud mGaafscture in or
der ~ make sales. suomi, 10 lower
.pfices Tor yarns and fabrics. Low
ypfie viii S imuls.c Consumploo, pro-
vded the cost OF raw mstcrial reaches
point 20 b. TemuueIatige TO the man
uiscurcr; otherwise even an extended
consumption cannot bring rcliet to the
trade As long as manufacturers have
70 produce at q 10 because 1t is cheap
Ct Tor them to make that loss than
throw away machinery in which thou
sands have been Invested, but which
has become obsolete by the march of
progress, just SO long the cotton trade
will remain IN an eXptc:anr position,
swaysa by cor tingencies not calcula-
bic. Liverpool reports weak market
to-day az 5-1G for middling uplands
and 3-4i for Orleans. New York
opened q1iei NV Orleans lower, with
0s,ipr midiung; Galveston is steady,
Nth 402l bales, 8 8 for middling.
The CO. estimates received from the
= North ach in some instances the enor-
Amou5 ures OF 8 500 900 bales, bat
WehaN no reason 10 change our esti-
mateOf the crop Of 1873 o, which we
repeat, t, cone to 8 243, G21 bales.
Saau,d the crop reach ., $50 600 bales
We should be practically very correct.
Our market is. firm at to 1-Sc Tor
ordinary, 8 s 10 6 SIS; for good ord!-
mary; G 10 to ? 1885 for low middling
ana IA 10 7 3-sc for middling.
Shipments from Austin since
September l., 1873, 10 No
vember 90, bales. ..... IL. SAT
By International, from No
vember % to November 80. 40
By Houston and Texas Cen
trai, do..........-..... geo
Total bales to date. 49,. 1895
Shipments in 1877 from Austin:
By International from Scptem-
Der 1 to November 90, bales 4495
By Houston and Texas Cen
tral, do............... 1890
Total bales. ........... 92s5
shipments from Round Rock
from September to Nc
vember %, bales. ....... 9255
From November % to Noyem-
Der 29..
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r.ISCEILATEoIS.
.EAmcrica Ahead in spool Cott0n,"

It having bccn widely advertised su5sr she
capt,on u
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ny an immense practice al the Worlds Dlspcn
iAry and lnvalids' Hotel, having treated many thou
and cases Of those diseases peculiar TO woman, !
been enabled TO perfect most potent and posi-
i've remedy for these diseases.
TO designate this natural specific, have named Il
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Total bales. ............
Shipments from Round Rock
from September 1 to Nc
vember %, bales. ......
From November % to Novem-
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Shipments in 1877 from Austi
By International from Scptem-
Der l to November 90, bales
By Houston and Texas Cen
tral, do............-.
The New York herald., 1878-12-15
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE ass BRoADwAya-,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

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BoAR6ERs wANrEb"i4rn Paer-5th and 9Th coils, and
BOARD LoDsisa ens Swsss'ssrED-,4rH r4er-eA col,
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DRY GoODs-4rn PAcr. i5rn PAcr-sth col, and lsrH
DwEifiSs HOUSES TO LET, yyRsIsIEp NJ M 4 Asp uS
EUROPEAN EuEoPE1N srEaMsHIps--sD PAcr-5,h col.
ExcRANGE~sD PAer~eth col.
TINANcIaI-ilII PAGE
Rooms Np Up s. TO IET
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Kkr .na COILS
HORSES, CARRIAGEs. 3c.l7rH PAGr-3d and 4sh coils
stsse sLsafs ase sH BUSINESS &C.
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LOST AID FoUxp-lsru pacr-oth col.
MARBLE MANTEIS--ilTH PAGE--lst col.
MATRIMONIAIs-i5rH PAGE-lst col
MEDTCAL-2D PAGE--6th col.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKtNG-l5Im PAGE-lst col.
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTISEMENTS-l2rH PAGE
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I6TH pAGH--2d col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-14rm PAcE-ist and I'd coils, and 2D PAGE
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHASGE-i4rn PAcE-2d COL, and
2D PAGE-ist col.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-I4Tu PAcE-2d COL, and ID
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RESTAURANTS-3D PAGE-6th col.
REWARDS-i5rH PAGE-<Sth col.
SALES At AUCTION-3D PAGE-1s 1T and ID coils.
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I'd coils
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SPECIAL NOTICES-l7TH PAGE-ist and I'd coils.
SPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS. &C-i1TH PAGE-3d COL
STORAGE-i7rH PAGr-5th col.
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UNFURNISiIED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
14rH PAGF-4th col. and ~ PAGE-2d and Sd coils.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-20
MR.. MANN'S CHARGES.

The Rev. J. b. Mann, in a sermon
delivered in the Union NJ. f. Church,
of which he is pastor, on Sunday last,
made very serious charges against the
managers of the Rchoboth camp meet
ing enterprise.
He charges that the Methodist Church
is running hotel and dancing pavilion
at that place, under the management of
whisky drinking gambler. He deeply
depores that such things, under the
auspices of the Methodist Church. are
possible in these latter days He thinks
these religious enterprises and specula-
tons, wherein the projectors make ten
per cent annual gain on their invest
ment, is more Of Satan's than Gods
work. He says, Methodist people
who pay 81 to the church and SO to
the dancing master to instruct their
heels are ten times more the children of
the Devil than of the Lord"
We know nothing of the merit of the
charges made so publicly, but as will
be seen by our report of the resolutions,
passed by the ministers, on Wednesday,
there seems to be some truth in them
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the approach of better times. In the first
place rca! estate in the ne%hborhooh of the
business CentrIS Is becoming III more de
mand, unless where enormous municipal
taxation makes capitalists afraid to own
real estate at &!l, as i'll the city of Phila-
delphia. Lands can not run away, and at
some price capitalists will always invest in
them. As the term of lying idle, pro.
tracts Itself, the attention of its owners
becomes directed to real estate as a safe
investment. This changes the ownership
Of the mOnCyCd capital and puts it in the
hands oi those who VIII use it i'll prudnc
tive business This process is going ON
now, and it is hopeful sign of the times.
1t is one oT the miSfortuneS of these periods
of depression that the ordinary, unskilled
laborers are the first to suffer and are those
upon whom the sacrifice OF lower rates is
first imposed.
The laborers of the country are compel
ed to submit to the extreme of low wages
before the commodities upon which they
1--we have become reduced in price so as to
be within their reach. If the extreme of
low wages is an index Of the approach ing
change and | look upon it as one of the
most certain signs, then the fact that men
are working in the harvest field for dol
iti anu " Iuaitci NSi.-tl d tay, hiding
themselves and doing as much labor as
they did for two dollars and half (S2.50)
day five years ago, however hard upon
laborers themselves, is exceedingly encour-
aging for the future.
One Of the incidents of the extreme of
vercoufidence is the disposition to per-
sonal expenditure. Neither Il community
nor a single Individual can consume more
than he or it produces without coming to
poverty. During the years preceding the
Fall of 1878 the expenditure of the COM
munity induced by high wages and high
prices very greatly exceeded the produc-
tons, and thus helped to bring on the
crisis and helped to intensity it. \ good
result from the present condition Of things
is that personal expenditures are becoming
less and less daily. and when they fall be
low, i'll the aggregate, the product ions Of
the country, wealth will be the conse-
quence, and we will be on the sure road so
better condition Of things.
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of our wealthicst men. came to this
town poor boy, and knew him when
he was il clerk IN IA store on Main street
at u small salary. The largest stock
holder in the First National Bank, and
a man Of large means, got his start by
working en- q farm for nine dollars n
month. One of the leading bank direc-
tors worked as hand when a young
man on a North river sIoop. \ citizen
worth a hundred thousand dollars. who
started with nothing, learned t. write
his name after he was fifty years old.
One of the Wcalthicst men who walks
the streets, worked as an apprentice in
drugstore in Philadelphia for his
board and clothes, came to Peoria with
nothing but his good name, and hired
out as a clerk. He soon went into
company with Il man who furnished
capital, and in a few years paid his
partner forty thousand dollars for his
interest in the establishment One Of
our weathiest citizens, President of a
leading bank in Iowa, started life on
Cape Cod without dollar, ana has
earned his own living since he was
eleven years old. Nearly every direc-
tor of the three banks, the First and
Second Nationals, and the Farmers
and Mechanics, started penniIess-
There is scarcel Y an exception. The
President of one of the banks told me
that he did not believe that the entire
board of directors had inherited 81 800
The honorable Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court Of Illinois, Il resident of
this city, commenced the practice Of his
profession in Knoxville, with only ten
dollars in the world. The honorable
Judge Of the Circuit Court Of this dis
trict, who had lived here for thirty
years, worked bis way through college
and to his profession. The county
officers, and Judge, attorney. treasurer,
clerk of courts, and sheriff. all started
poor men. The President Of Knox
College, from the time he was mere
lad, not only earned his own living and
paid for his education, but assisted in
the support of his parents.
This is q sort OF talk that will do
more good than all the figures of
spread eagle oratoryn that have been
made since the time of the Revolution.
1t tends to inspire young men with the
feeling of independence, with manly
contempt for the un-American notion
that they must accept their present lot
as fixed, and with an honorable ambi-
ton to achieve all that is in them 1t
is as foolish as it is discreditab!e for
any young man, with fair ability, good
health and virtuous habits, to take it
for granted that his position is deter
mined for life by his present circum-
stances There is plenty of room at
the top" Of any business or profession
here or elsewhere