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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26
DENTISTS

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G. W. JONES, DENTIST. IA
having moved his office 10 that large and elegant
residence Fri,,klir: street, No. .O7, between
Eighth and Ninth, #ith every convenience andap-
pancc for tn" comfort Of his patients. wi IN t"cn-
'y-iiyc years experience, and PRICES REDrCED,
Will perform all Operations gently and carefully FOX
all sHcl ls desire his profess! DIa services.
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26

HESRY g.. JONES. D. ID. s., -
former y assistant Ia DR.. John NahonyJ
DENTAL. OFFICE: 9l59 MAIN STREET tcaso.
RgSiD, iScG: 325 SOUTH THIRD STREET
oc li-eod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26
sCTECESa.

~ l. T | G l. r \
TIE GREAT SKIN CURE.
CUTICCRA SOLVENT,
A GREAT VEGETABLE PURIFYING AGEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26
Cs,0CnERf. GLASSWARE. Ok.

AND HOUSEFURNISHlNi
GOODS of all kinds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26
TIE GREAT SKIN CURE.

cutie URA RESOLV VENT,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-11-20
Quinine and Arrcnlc


Form The Sssl- Of nSny ef the Agae remedies Ia
the market, and arc the last res0yt OF PhyslctSns
and people who know no better medicine tosn-
pioy for this distressing complaint. The eaecls
u either Of these drugs are destructive 70 the
system, producing headache, intestinal disoF
ders' vertigo. dizziness, ringing Of the ears ana
depression Of the constitutions, health AxxR'
AsuE cuRR Is vegetable discovery, containing
neither Qainine. arsenic nor any deleteriors In
gredient. and is an infalhble and rapid cure for
every focm OF Fever and Aune. Its effects are
permanent and certain. and no injury can result
frHnl iis uss. Besides being positive cure for
Fever and ASue in all Its forms, II ia also . 80
peslor nnody Ter Liver Complaints. II ss an
excellent tonic aud preventive. As well as cure
OF all complaints peculiar 10 malarioas narshy
and miasma;ic districts. II acts directly on the
Liver and hillary apparatus. TINS stimulating the
sySteu 10 vigorous. healthy condition.
FoR SALR M All DkALKRs.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-11-20
A Gold Mime I'm a Cow.

One of the most remarkable COWS on
record is the tenth Dutchess of Eldre,
owned by the Hon. Mat Cochran, which
has iss gwen birth to her ninth calf,
red hsifer. to be named the eighth
Duchess of H,llhnrst, by third Duke
OF OGeida. OF the tenth Duchess aud
her daughters calves, Mr.. Cochran has
soil the following ANNA at the prices
named: 10 the winter of 1875 the bull
calf the fourth Duke of Hillhurst, at
$1,000; at public auction in Toronto,
June 16, 1875, the bull calf Fl tn Duke
of HillhuTst, two months old, at $4,000,
and the heifer Aidrie. Dutchess fifth
eight months old, at $4,000; at auction
sale III Toronto, jane II, 1876, the cow
Aidrie Dutchess second, at $21 coo,
and the heifer Aidrie Duchess third,
at sea. 600. 10 August, 1878, private
~, the heifer sixth Du chess of Hill
hurst, at $l2 000; and at the public
sale at Bowness, Windermere, Eng
land, September 4, 1877, the helfers
third Duchess and fifth Dutchess of
Hillhurst, at 400 and 1890 guinness
each, or $50 900 end $21 500 respec-
lively, making a total of $I3l 600 for
eight ANIMALS sold. He has still in his
possession, besides the terth Dutchess,
Aidrie Ddichess fourth, seventh d Ike,
aud seventh and eighth Dutchess OF
Hillhurst, five animals, and has lost
four animals by death. The above re-
suit has perhaps never been equalled
by any one animal at the same age.
In December, 1875, an Cffsr OF $685.
600, for the tenth Dutchcss was re-
fused, and the same for her daughter,
Aidrie Dltchess fifth. Since then the
old cow has brought two cows and one
bull, two of the heifers have been sold
for S33 500, and there still remain the
bull and the heifer just dropped, be-
sides the dam, who will probably breeu
number of calves yet.-N0cG Scotia
Paper.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-11-20

There is one cit zen of Mississippi
who is do Bg god wsrk tor the iu-
ture Of his stare snd stction. DR.. C.
NJ Vzider, OF Walden, Miss, is tut-
porting ard TaTiLg tuition tor
serenity five students in the Sat. UD =
versity 81 Oxf,T1. He is q wealthy
nsn, and every ye. gives Thousands If
dollars towards the education of the
J nth of bis s.. t.
Sir Henry Lsysrd, during a recent
tour in Syria, Was specially pleased by
what appeared TO him " questionable
proofs that the fsnaticism and mutual
hatred which have long separated the
Mussulmsn and Christian men 0ers of
the populzt on and prevented them
from working together has been greatly
diminished by time ana civil z ng it,
1aences. Amongst ese il flences COM
merce seems to have been one of the
most important. as is 6xempliied by
the fact that at B yrout there is row
an exchange, 10 which Mussulmsps ana
Christians forget their old religion s
snimosities in the activity and excite
mslt OF commercial IF .ifs.
Gen. Grant is reported by an Inter
Ocean rep jIter to have giver the follow
ing opinions Of public men: o Thur
man there is no hope; lie is dead and
deserved polit cal death. or Tilden:
'Oll cuess be will be nnminsted,
won't h,Y" OF BaJard: 4 always
ked B4yard, not b;cluse think him
q man of extraordinary ability, but be
cause / think him a true man" OF
Garfield: III; isan able ststesnsn. "
OF Hancock: ale would be strongt T
man than Tllden, bu, Csughinp) poor
Hancock wouli be assailed by Il e
Catholics for hanging the sainted Mrs.
Surrst, when be was resl!y no more
responsible for 1t than you were
The exposure of the r v. DR.. L'r:-
mer's use, ID Chicago, of somebody
else's sermon "a bis own, ncites cler-
gymsn to write T. the Boston Herald
about an earlier Instance of the same
kind. TIE writer says that, immedi-
ately after reading disc rurte by the
RsY. DIR. Fuller, OF SyU.h Carol ma, the
noted preacher in Baltimore, he went
TO listen 10 D.. L1rimer in tie Shaw
mu' Avenue c. urch, and was sstouish-
cd to hear long passage OF D.. Fuller
REPEATED without credit. I WEI t
honr," be continues, It ,ok Dr.. Full
leT's sermons from the shelf, turned
down the corners of several leaves,
marked also pages with my pencil, ana
there is that b ,ok this day. But this
is not all. BE became pastor of Ire
mont Church, and one LORDS day
said to myself, | will go once more aud
hear DR.. L1rImer, and 30 | did. He
gave out the same text. Out came M
pencil and paper, and, behold, he
preached the very same sermon descIib-
ed above; and when be came TO the
solemn language Of Dr.. Fuller he stop
ped for about five or six seconds, then,
almost kDeellng, with his eyes and
hands raised TO heaven, he repeated IN
low and solemn manner the words
and brain work Of Dr. Fuller as his
own"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-11-20

Matt. Carpenter has been interview
ed. He thinks the Republicans will
rtgsin their m, rity in the House at
the next congressional election. The
8 nate he rtta DIS as doubtful until
1888, with the chances in favor of the
Democrats holding their maj Jrlty there.
Carpenter sees Democratic conspiracy
in the air to fraudulently seat the next
President. He predicts that s'the D1R-
Gratis will protest against the count of
the electoral vote of soma one or more
OF our Republican States when the two
houses get in joint convention for that
duty, IN February, 1881. They will
base their protest upon what they a.
lege to haYe been unconstitutional ex-
ercise of Federal power In the execution
of the national election laws. They
may take California for this purpose,
or New York or Pennsylvania, or any
State wherein the slightest pretense,
real or manufactured for the express
object, may be furnished. Then the
two houses will sustain the protest.
The vote of that State will be thrown
cut, and it will be declared that there
was no election. and the House will as
sumo to elect President. Suppose now
the preliminary arrangements Ispoke of
for presidential election by the House
should all fsil-there's another chance
for them go long as they hold control of
the Senate. Iu the event of failure
to elect by the House the presiding Of
ticer of the Senate becomes President
ex-officio even if tue House is tie, as
It May be, aud will be the prelimi-
nary arrangements are not carried out.
The protests against the count of cleo
,oral votes might be debated, contin-
ued aud delayed and other devices
might be resorted to until the term Of
the present administration expires then
the Senate would choose president
pro TEN, who would become President
Of the United States ex-officio until =
new election should be ordered"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS.


WHEREAS. II hsvirg been made known to me
that IN many portions OF this state, ard espvc-
ially in The larger cities thereof, powerful and
Influential combination ms have been formed and
entered mo to prevent the execution OF the rev
enue laws, the feet Of which has been TO de-
frsui the State of her legitimate taxes, and
brig n proach upon those charged wi 4 th= ex
ecution OF her penal laws
And IL apps airing that in several localities of
the State these combinations have assumed to
openly and VIGOROUSLY viClate the laws with
IMMUNITY, vii bout the prOUer effort b ing made
by he local officers 10 punish them, and vindi-
cate lts m 1eety, thereby. in eHect, educating
the pc pie 10 open resistance to the authority OF
III Sta'e, VIII ch, IL not checked may lead TO
more serious aid d'ngesous consC quences IN
or of the State Of Texas, do by virtue Of the
au hority vested in me by the Constitution and
laws OF his ). ate, issue this, my proclamation
calling upon and requesting ali the good people
OF b state To render such aid and assis snce to
the officers charged with the enforcement Of the
r,veuue and o. h laws OF III State, rs msy be
ntcess iry to the accomplishment of the SANE.
And hereby earne-t fly urge district att ,; neys,
count attorneys, shertts and taX-collectors, 10
take immediate measures TO prr secute and pun
ian all persons engaged In vi ating the law, or
re. ort to me all cases where they aie unaUls or
Hnwilli' g 10 perform this duty.
The faithful execution OF The laws In a repnb
lican COVE nmant must depend upon the moral
support and physical aid Il lis good citizens,
which they Will s-ldom fsil to give IL he prose-
cutirg officers will lead the wa, in an aYowed
and fearless 1fOIt to execute The laws
In testimony wher~ of hereunto sign my name
and cause he seal OF the state TO be affixed 1T
ApsiiR, this fifteenth day OF November, A. d.
1879.
IsEAL o. NJ. RoRsRTs,
Governor.
Byte Governor. T. Il. BOWMAN,
lol63t. Act ng Secretai of Sta,e.
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MlsokLasnl,nIs


Arza'2 cAfaAnTlo Pnas are N, h.. :, 8,
pursatives for family use. They ,ro he mo.
duct OF long. iahorioas, aad useful che.ase.s A..
vesstgAtions. and their extensive use. by phxss-
clans IN their practice. and by n. ciyilixss "a.
lions. proves them the best snd most sfFertue
purgative PIN thai medical science can d.yise
Being purely vegetable no harm can arise nom
Shs II use. In intrinsic value and curative pow
ers no other i'ills can be compared with them.
and every persOa. Knowing their virtues. vii
employ them. when nee cd. They keep The
system in perfect order, and maintain In heal
thy action the who'll machinery Of life Mid.
tesrchlns and etfectual. they ere spscla ~
adapted TO the nscds Of the digestive appsyatns
arrangements OF which they prevent and cure.
timely taken. Thcyaro the best and safest
physie to employ for childrra and weakened
constitutions. where mild, but eGcctnal ca
thariic is reQaircd.
ROR
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Variou. CauaeA-


Advancing years. care, sickness, disappoInt
ment. and hereditary prcdisposltlon all oper-.
ate 10 turn the hair gray, snd either Of them,
lnclines Il to shed prematurely. AyER's HAsR.
yiGoR will restore faded or gray. light and red
hair to a rich brown or deep black, as may be,
desired. 1t softens and ceanses the scalp. giving
1t a healthy action, and removes and cnres dAnss
run and hum RS. BY Its use falling hair ia
checked, and q new growth win be produced In
all cases where ihe follieles are not destroyed or
glands decayed. lie effects ara beautifully
shown on hrsshy, weak or sicl,ly HAIR. 10 which
few applications win produce the gloss and
freshness OF youth. Harmless and sule IN ifs
operation. 1t is incompatible a. dressIng, and
s especially valued for the soft iEsire and rich.
ness OF tone II imparts. II contains neither oil
nor dye. and will not - nor color white cam
brio; yet 1t lasts long on the hair. and keeps t.
fresh and vigorous.
EOa SAL ~ ALI, DEALKRs
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-11-20

Life In Leadville is peculiar and ex-
citing, as the following perilous incl
dents will demonstrate. Not long
since the brothers of young woman
10 that place discovered that she had
compromised her honor, and they
waited upon her deeeiser and demand
ed that he should marry htr. Uoder
the convincing arguments of four re-
yo.vera poked intentionally IN his
ears snd stomach be yielded q coy con-
sent and clergyman was ''roped in"
TO perform the necessary ceremony.
The certmony began with the
brotherS revolvers covering the
joyfu CO bridegroom to prevent his
escape. The ceremony was in the
Episcopal form, and was so protracted
that the bridegroom grew impatient
aud fired 1t the divine. BE missed,
however, and the clergyman proceeded
until the twain were united. He then
cast aside his sacredotal vestments,
climbed over the chsncel railing and Sc
walloped the bridegroom thet h
reared for his life, and was borne awsy
BY his wife and her brothers 70 rnmin'
ate upoa the developments the cAus,
OF muscular Christianity has latel,
made.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-11-20
The following properly for sac. so-w,,:

FARM FOR SALE. i've miles north Of Aus-
tin. ca the GEORGETOWN road. containing forty
acres, all enclosed, and about 30 acres in cult.
'stion. in cotton and corni good dwelling and
will go with the place, II sold in the next eight
or ten days. A pair q good mules will be taken
in part pay; hsl cash, balance In one, two and
three years, with interest. N. b. SWkRNhY.
FARM FOR SALE - 30 acres all enclosed;
house with three rooma, hne land. u good spring
and running water. and one of the best build
ING sites. on ths nth eide OF the Color sdo
river The place Is about 81 mi es from the
city OF Austin You woald do vel Ia call and
hear more about it. NJ q. SWEENEY.
7i5 Congress Avenue.
FARM FOR SALE in Hays county, 3 mil "a
north of Dripping Springs eontaipin s3s acres.
40 acres eGcloseG. with stoCe and ccd n fence,
and IN cultivation; dive ling house with elk
rooms. K, chen, smoke honae. stable, splendid
spriT with rock hon-u over II. and piebty OF
wood on the place This property will be sold
very ow and ON easy terms; possession given
al any time. Call coon IL you want good place
Apply 10 NJ. b SWEENEY. Land Agen us
Congress Avenue.
FARM FOR SALE-asO acres in Hsys county,
80 m les from Austin on the Blanco road from
TO miles We st of Dripping Springs; 30 acres
encl, sed and in cultivation; dwelling house,
out houses, wood and water; South Onion creek
passes through The farm. A bargain can be had
and terms easy. App y 10 Nj Is SWEENEY,
Land Agent, rs Congress Avenue.
FOR SALE-51 acres. al Cncicsec, v 18th the
improvements, mi G northeast frum Austtn,
on the Manor road; TO- sale or trade for city
property. Apply to NJ. u. 5 \ EENEf, 7l5 Con-
gress Avenue.
Also the finest market garden and fruit farm
IN the Stste, with al the improvements, miles
eaet Of the city.
Also, acres, with all the improvements, about
one mile northwest OF the city. The place Is
well improved Dwelling house and outhouses
in good order.
4 farm miles east OF Austin; viii sell 60
acres, or the whole place containing 100 acres
farm OF 20 acres with improvements, on the
south side, about mile from the Colorado river
beautiful vle% Of the surrounding country.
1850 ecre farm, well improved, all enclosed
ock building, fine pastures and fne land, In
Burnett county about one mile from the town
Burnet Terms easy.
$500 acres OF land In Bell county, below SA.a
DO; splendid prairie land; water running through
thep VIII sell any part OF the land.
TAB acres OF land in GrAyson county; 8. D
Psttie survey; IA miles southwest from She,-
man and miles of the Central railroad.
1400 acres in Fannin county, IN hree tracts;
titles perfect or no sale.
The above property will be sold on easy terms,
with large amount OF property not mentioned
in this list, both OF city and county property.
Those wishing to buy will do well to call on or
address NJ. b. SWEENEY,
Agent and Collector. us Congress Avenue,
Austin Texas
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nothing Short OF UamisIatrsAis
IHaneflgs

htoncuN8
conferred upon tens OF thousands oS snflessss
could originate and maintain tho SepntatIon
which AYER's SARsAPARIIIA enjoys. II IL
ompound of the best vegetable alternatives,
with the Iodides OF Potassium and Iron. ard IL
the most effectua OF all remedies for scrOfulous,
mercuNal, or blood disorders. Unifcrmly cue
cessful and certain in rs remedial effects, It
produces rapid and complete cures OF scrotnlas
Sores. Boils, Humors, Plmples, Eruptiona.
Skin Diseases and all disorders arising from i'm
purity OF the blood. ny its invlgora'ing effects,
II always relieves and often cures Liver Coma
plants, Female Weaknesses and Irregularities
and Is potent remover OF vitality. For purify
ing the blood IL has 40 equal. Ii tones up the
system, restores and preserves the hssAth and
imparts vigor and energy. yor forty years il
has been in extensive use. and Is to-day tbs
most ailable medicine for the suffering alex
anywhere
For SALE ny AL DEALxRa
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-11-20
Of ACCOUNT.

The State OF Texas to ell persons IL terested
in the administration OF the estate OF /. A.
Hampton, deceased.
Hamp on, deceased, has fld his final
account and application to be discharged Ia
the county court OF Travis county, which
court, commencing the third Mondsy in Novem-
Der, 1879. ut the court house thereof in the city
OF Austin, at which time all persons interested
in said estate may appear and make objections
thereto.
Witness, Frank Brown, clerk Of said conrt,
L. S. and the seal thereof sttst he'd, This
twenty-second day OF October, 1873
FRANK BROWN, Clerk.
oc3) w3t
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-11-20
LAND aoRso,Ks
Read and Examine for Yourself.

M. B. SWEENEY, Land Agent, who has on
hand for sale from $4,000 10 sou, 600 acres OF
land in different counties in the Stale OF Texss,
the nuest improved farms, small and large; wild
erty IN the city OF Austin. improved and HnIm-
proved Buyers will lind Il 10 their Interest to
call on or address NJ b. SWEENEY, IT'S Con-
greSs Ayenae, Austin, Texas.
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OF ACCOUNT.

The stste Of Texas. ~ an persons Interetsed
In the sdminlstrstisn Ole estate Of Es1sbtn
Fernandez deceased Clf>s A. sckerls. admin
istrntor OF the estate OF Esteban Fefnandez.
deceased, hse aled his laal 49, sad npDif-
cation for leave 10 reelRn ~ the co1Efy eo1rf n
Travis county, which will be ecIet On - TIE
next term Of said courf, commencing The third
Monday IN November, 1873, at the court house
thereof, IN The oily Of Azstin, 81 which tine Al
persons interested 70 said e tafe may apper and
make objections thereto.
Witness, Ffnnk Brown, clerk q said eOnff.
. nd TIE zeal thereof attached, this sixth daF q
AS Scii 81 Ynarx Bnowx c,erk.
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FOR TEN DOLLARS CASH

We will insert q sevenline advertisement one
week in list Of 26e weekly newspapers, o. four
two weeks IN q choice OF either Of four separate
and distinct liets, containing from 70 20 ico pa
pers each, or four lines one week IN ell four or
lists combined, being more than 1000 papers
We also have liste Of papers BY states through
ont the United Safes and Canada. Send 10
cents for our 100 page pamphlet Addfe.s
vertieing Bureau, 10 Spruce btreet, New York.
r. sill you viii send Ne the names Of
half dozen high priced pspers n which y0n
tory indncement IL made, We wfll submit q
proposition by return mai which We think win
please You. Money cared y MONEY sarnsd. Send
IN what paper you saw thia.
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Some females have Just been arrested
in Kentucky for the m&nnfa5ture Of IL
licit whisky. This - the 6rst recorded
instance Of 3 woman keeping sLill.
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In enc whole H,.,orY or nIealelne.

In the whole History OF Medicine
No preparation has ever performed such mar
vellous cLrcF, or maintained 20 wide reput
ton, as AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAI, which n
recognize, as the worlds remedy for all diseases
Of the throat and inngs. Its lopg-continned &c
ries OF wonderful cnres In all climates has inside
It universally known a safe and reliable agen.
to empty. Against ordinary colds, which ar
the forerunners Of more serious disorders, It
acts speedily and surely. always relieving SUI
fering. and often saving rfe. The protection
affords, by Its timely use in the throat and lung
disorders Of children, mskes IL an invaluable
remedy to be kept always on hand IN every
home. No per son can afford 10 be without 10
and those who have once used II never "
From their knowledge OF its compositlern1A
effects, PhysIc ans use the CHERRK 20
extensively in their practice. 80 cIef5y a.
recommend IL. tia absolutely certain In IL
remedial effects, and will always care where
cures are possible.
Fon SALE nv ALL DRALxna
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DURKEs TEXAS ALMANAC AND
ID HASFoRD's TEXAS REGISTER FOR

Ready this day Contains - pages inf-rna-
tioa shout Texas. LIST OF express ofices. post
Offices. oistncfs OF State and all connry officers,
let Of attorneys. fst Of commissioners for
Texas In othsr States. list OF counties In which
jurisdiction OF coarts has been changed, time Of
holding United States Courts IN Teas time o.
holding state courts, giving the csy OF the
month on which the courts meet An every organ
ized county in Texas, scholastic pop1 alton.
STATE dbl, number Of miles Of railroads in
Texas and in Progress, Information 10 tmni-
grants on All points eunpsndium % Texas His
iory By D. W. c. B iker, CT Austin, aud much
other mzfter Of interest 20 all TexEns- Price
with map, &C postpaid. sold By all book -ellere-
]. BURKE. Jk.. Publisher.
not d&Wioe Houston Texas.
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