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On the Trail.
September 3Oth. 1880

september Jpin. 1851.
To the Editor of the Statesman:
We left MagruIcr's Folly on Wednes-
day and taking the direction of the In
ternational aud Great Northern Rail-
ro1d made our first halt ut the city of
Kyle. destined To he the first great west
ern rival of Austin. The young city has
had rather diSeouraging beginning, rs
two sale days interrupted by bad weather
has resulted in the sale of Il very small
number of lots. From this point we
turned our course southeast, passing over
that liGc body of farming ian. IA short
Time ago "A wilderness of li.,iriC :; E;issl cN-
tending from the san Antonio rodd To
Tia. post oaks of Caldwell aud lying he
ryv,,n the t,nion and Plum creeks. Three
Years have made q vast change in this
rryi"n, developing some of the finest
tarn,se az our acquaintance. MIR.
James McClintock, who improved his
tlare about three years ago. thinks he
has found another Missouri land this is
saying Il vast deal for HIM. lie planted
this year 100 acres, about equally la oats,
corn aud cotton. just before harvest he
sowcd cotton in his oats, and sowed also
on his corn land. and now, after fair
crop of each (siXty bushels of oats and
forty -iiyo bushels of cOrn), he has the
whole area. 100 acres. in cotton, which he
says will average onc-half i bale To the
acre. W nat lesson Tor the Grtcnb3ck
croakiug about ''the depleted currency
Mr.. MEG. viii have something TO buy
money with. and he will find it.
We have "lassoed" several subscribers
Ia the STATESMAN, and but for the fact
thai Mr.. - had been ahead and gath
ering in the struggling sheayes for the
STATESMAN, WOULD have had ! rich har-
vest.
Our road agents have been quite active
m the Lockhart road. MIR. Sloss, who
VAS rubbed 1t the same time that Smith :
store was. told US that the same party
pA Sed up the road on the Tuesday fol
lowing. alldon Stmdaya gentleman from
lediun0Ia. who thad been t0s.tllstie " q
haitei, near the old Dunnahoc place and
relieved of s.. his ''hifle all They have
notintegN iewed US YET, but we are willing
ia wait.
We have now called a halt st RedIsnck
where We 6nd plenty OF water. fineets 4
aud ehills la abundance. Farlnt IS QTE
havin~ Aiaell difficulty In yetsilis lASlls
caitan ont ~ Il rains eoutinuaAgS - > 2
More when we Tctf. -
a.
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luiEr Mo

\ SMOOTH CoNfpl .ENioN san bc,ll.sd hy
every lady who viii use Parkcr's Gfn~Fr
Tonic. For promptly regulating tise
liver and kidneys aud purifying the blood
there IL nothing like it. aud this j. the
reason why IL 50 quickly removes pinRplss
and gives rosy hhsom 10 the check. See
anfit.,.
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~ r.,lr - n.rn>n,.s ren.l.

Mr. Gil,iart, ihe Dcmor.atir- noniRcr
far the district ficrksirir, called AT the
STATESMAN office Saturday and gave l,f
a most Interesting crbai account of The
Democratic rally at IIornsl5's Bead FRI
day night. lie aud John @. Johnson and
Mr.. Todd. aud some OF tl,c other canl Ii
dates. werg present. AMI Wii"n the meet
ing rnled there WIS iaii III enthusiasm.
y very re- spe..taitir number Of The hed
citizens Of ~: uci ,hh"rii.od wcre-.,:
hand aId c,ji!ar.l the iite!;ei iptcrrSt il
all that \. a> Sli1 -aiii dome i'oi. 4 Il
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NOTHING TO LOSE.

What inducement can cOunterfeitcr
iiaye to produce anything good or reli-
able: He has no reputation and nothing
to lose, and if he can make up anything
cheap that he can get money out of, what
cares he whether it does harm or not
Anyone who Will resort to substituting.
counterfriting or imitatin" so rs To steal
from the reputation of another will not
do To be trusted, certainly i'll making
medicine for the sick. Such is the action
of several Adventures who initiate, sub
stitute or claim some medicine TO take
the place of simmons Liver Regulator.
Theylwould Steal its reputation; are these
the kind Of people You want to make your
physic or sell you medicine! Beware of
all such and their nostrumsi Do not
touch anything but the genuine, which is
in White Wrapper, and has the red letter
4 and Mortar in the front, and is made 10y
!. II. /eilin ~ Co.
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Special Notices.

j.. DECoRDovA, notary public and uni
teal States Commissioner. Particular at
tcnti0n paid to taking interrogatories.
nd. Nv
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Local and Other Matters.
Cause of Delay.

For some time the STATESMAN news
paper Hoe press has been in the hands of
machInists, undergoing thorough repair,
aud during this time The paper has been
printed ON onr large Campbell book press.
ON "Wednesday morning, at o'clock,
just after this press had been started on
the daily edition, portion OF the ma
chine was broken, and arrangements
bad 10 be made for running oil
the edition on MIR. Swindell's press,
where the best service possible with hand
power was done for us. The same con-
dition OF affairs existed on Thursday
morning. and il is proper that the readers
the STATESMAN should know why they
have not had theirpapers on time for these
two days. We are waiting on the ma
chinist, aud cannot say when our Camp
bell press will be ready for
service, probably for the next issue.
Until damages are repaired the best
will be done To give the STATES
MAN to the pnblc at an early hour,
In a few days too our Hoe newspaper
press, rs good as new, will be placed in
position 10y the competent machiniSt, Mr..
GLASS. and then, with Steam. appliances
aud two presses, upon either Of which
the paper may he printed, it is hoped no
more excuses Will he presented for delay
in issuing the STArEsNiAN.-hd ily Sfafe.
man, October SN.
on account of the extra size of the
Weekly aud ifS increased edition lis pub
LEGATION was postponed two days hecause
of these troubles. They will occur no
more
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WAlLAck' = ORCHESTRA. The orehes-
traof " allack's Theatre. New Yefk. * {.
moas Cor its extraordinary preclslon.
This Is due entirely To Thonass Baker. an
Enshshman. who has conducted Il lol
years. Air. RSkei 0acd Ia ss,iier terribly
from Rheumatism. han non + supple and
Freedom. As he ought. 10 titles. linimeni
loil,Ic A0mania.
Giles Pills cure niIli0nsneSS.
<e|.I h al DRUGGISTS. send for pam.
IIItl. be. t,If.Ess-
10 Nest broadway. y. \.
Trial slxc y eeals.
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ENGLIsII FEMALE BITTERs cures all ir-
regular excessive monthly secretions, leu
corrhoca or whites, chlorosis or green
hickmes.. palpitation. Meak back. etc.
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ESVRAYED

Estraycd by j. g. Puryear, bcfare 7. G. LecCh
}. 4. T. c. r, on August "a lsSl, one sorrcl
mare, branded ] T. l. {conncctrdlo on an should
81, wears old, appraised al $40.
FRANK BROWN, Co. Clerk.
sepl6 wStt Iiy Jcii. Brown, Dep. Clerk.
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Nnren


- iDlst39 OF WOOD WAIVED
se3ie5 proposals via - received = - egee
81 tha eefri i1f1 - ctlls naiii rlefen titt A..
-. ~ Irsfay. ne i'.ils aaF y tictfif, lts 81
Witch i7ie 1aa ni1ee 30 ssil - efsred ai'd 5
rau' ~ 1Ea9sifa Iff llfltiFifiiie feel So fLf' iif
fseel EaItieepis oi iic staie ff1fsss'ii. -, -
for fae G0rcfal's af-er, q coafs ~ lssf3 cal.
an.l y csfli - fif fa4- ftr t4.eusft fifp
erri-s sli4 q e1fsis - aatf. fes asl
= rtflie - ,ieFaraisf st-tI- Per ffi llfliff 49,
f1fl3ae1is fffses - ~ ca caee, fnd .snf.ls
u 80 fiilf- f.r Hrsfsiatf ~ tiffss s.iifr. Z
e.sfis ri fslii f, rad fffss ~ sii e7f .fa.f
fsis fss5 ttlce. - ferti4 ~ aiasf -
@ild - 81. b = etE fs.f stali. Pa ift4efftl =
rssies Er3 80 So flffefai rfst t,-frs- -
frrif = ti s-t .l 3 fsi- ~ f.sf ea-- 81 - .
fltf ftf 49,. slafE5e. - tsiff7 ~ f,f3 .i,l|li Is 4
fs - - ef we'd 1stsi - rt4
lte 81, ~ - affs.e e1.lafa-a rsts
D. ~ set ~ alti t.ie iastfsif - said lsii.
~ s.srsf s, ssssf.f 81 ~ .af.i eusisiy aiaf
.se - tfi'E. - iise Efsls.ss 81 D.enli4s.
ti - Ffrh Piece sa4 s'ir tss I-f l-f - ~
Lee s4el = i-sP. fie aiss f,srl fsf,s ~ i
- U.s. s. = fH l1ft s41 f.ss1i. fte lt..fstfs
a.H trh - ~ tasa. ~ ~ ffdaf seed. TX
sl.ss'ss - - r'is - esf
fies ~ - M teo st4f.fssfs-i.te tifl1esfs
fazsa-,as ~. taaf q fts. sf4sifafl - aesfss-si
- sl'a t.ler, 81 stii e5iief ifi0 p-d fs.ail9ff
riri csc eAs.l asf f1is-s sist bsssa - cary cft
fr.ssszie l,as vii + iseeissd ~ oak-sa9
rir4 aaef - fs4.es ard aa5seared 10
q srtisFg q ttsir sll1 er,inisfsi 'sisaIa,esl
golis - YrNfLnToH.
tassftrY r tiiait.
Arsrr, 5esfs. SCI fenl = ,iih, llse.
f<i< ettrat
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Viii Il reiieye my poor aehias heads y e.
Nli itcnre sour stomach YES Does II
toam and sparkle Ike \ glass of soda
NatfEt fes What docs itcoSt per bot
ttes - cents. How many doses In the
hetl!e- Twenty What Is the name Of
~ htttkN,s SALINE APEHfENr-
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The new read from Austin to the moutl
of Bull creek is finished as far as Dr,
creek This work has been ,lone by the
people of liull creek, assisted by Austin
merchants, and now the county win hav,
bridge placed across the creek, and
complete the road to town. The road
follows the river bank from the month Of
Bun creek To Mount Bonneli. II. should
be finished without delay, as The people
greatly need 1t to bring their produce ans
wood Ia market.
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MINISTER'S, Conferences.
rRInAN. ocroRER 1.

Elder II h.. Graves. president. called
this body to order at 10 \. NJ, October /.
After the reading OF the nth chapter of
John. Elder ;. y. Hayden led in prayer.
Elder q. W. Baines WAS, on motious
elected secretary pro TEN. Permanent
organization resulted in the election sf
Elders Grave and G. ". Baincs. Jr., see
retaricS respectively. Al the suggestion
of Elder q ". Baines. ST., the president,
la some well timed remarks set forth the
object OF the conference. Elder W. {.
Crane followed inssenle rAIharks ofihe
ssmezimport.
The conference, proceeding TO its reg
ular work, Elder :. A. Hayden read an
essay on Pastoral Visiting = Short
speeches were made OH the subject by
Elder X. Andrews. i. ii. StriblinS, w.
c. Crane. j. " ID. Creath and j. NJ. G..
Breaker. The essay aud speeches We're
exceedingly Interesting and profitable.
Elder j. VI. G. Breaker read an essay on
Long Pastorates and How to Secure
Them" lie was followed by Elders
Baines. ST., Andrews. Creath an,l5erane.
The. essay M;iSy profound scripftua Ian.l
fst1l4 l y, Mh&tAS SAPRsNSet RE9h'
ON motion, adjourned till } p. NJ. Bcne-
diction hy Elder liz Garrett, = =
( - ~ AFTER NOON -SESSICJS --s- - "a
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WE arc authorized to announce ii. Ed
DIE rs a candidate for Sheriff of Travis
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A t,nrd.

UsE Halls Balsam for coughs, at Ora
hams drug Store.
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If you want your fastidIous taste com
pletcly satisfied in the way of something
20 eat when Won are in Round Rock, just
pat up at Young Hotel. au7w6sut
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- Ear the benefit OF onf readers We give
7tis ,veek ! sssse cure Tar esiic or l,elly
sk. in horse. 70 sne bottle 1ohns..f (
Anosi,ae Eminent add same qnAnlity II
nsofasee~,sid same lltan.it4 81 water, aud
pour doNn,he hose 2 throSt.
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We are glad IN tssuss al,lc Ia All special
attention 10 Pr. Dfonsoolc,s lSss,s.S ~,
f'EAfALH HITFEes. Il has sion.i ~, 49,,
!. s 81 twelve years and has lsn.lGon io l.. ~.
most reliable remedy Tor The t1r. ~
chronic femalc Irregularities and s<&sl-
0eSSeS thai has eyer been enercd - The
-ss..,,,,hifc IL has gwen satisfaction: 10 ~
,.0d we do NOT hesitate 20 give n 4 l.eaII<
recommendation 60 our iady tsiensis.
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on Saturday October .. Mr. u. ;.
Young will sch at auction on most ~
markable terms, a large number OF lots in
what is known rs Young's addition 10 the
town OF Kyle, This will he splendid
opportunity for persons wishing Ia grow
mp with the iowa OF Kyle. See his aid
in this paper.
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Advancing years. care, eekncsr, diraptptni
meat. and hereditary predsPasinon -sii opcs.
si- 40 turn the hslr fltI and either % them
incllncz a 30 shed ll<n1.nfeiy. AyER's Ilna
N.aan ~lli res,stt. lEIIa q rray tight ps scd
halls - = rieA bte1f1 q 1.1R ,s,sfk. -. my te
dssIrcd it,ofll ~ ~ flsaIAs tse scsln giving
u h. slshy .rt,oas n nnas cd carer dane
rea sn.i h'ls.. q - u - failing. hair 1
al cases where ~ IRE not destroyed or
rs slAad ,lecssel u eisets arc beautifully
shown on hrashy. ~esa O. rIckly HAIR On which
. few apIaseaiic1s sill pfodace the gloss and
fresknese II yoalh. Harmless and sa,e In It's
operation, a u incompatible a. dressing, and
Il especially valued fol he saft lessre and rich
noea of tone Il lmpasta it'coainns neither
nor dye aud will uol eon or color White can
hrlc, Yei Il lasts long on tAn hair. and koene
Irtah and vigorous.
ti.,r SAfr eY All Dr14rs.
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1.i,,A -ksai,s s--asf ti,f A1l;iyrniinn were
lfe,,kr,E1 II ~. N. rs isSy fpr au ia, l,a-
tSifo 81 ID stAl4,fsfar the blind.
pointed To meet " it'll other Baptist bodies.
The report % The committee on c0lorcd
population WAS read 10y Elder apps.
Dr. :. ". MarSton. superintendent of
FreeiHcs'> 2ii>sirHs 80 Ia. y. Il. H. NiS-
Sioh S,s-i,is kiddre>s,.d ibc e1nNeniiouon
tie condition of the cgiared Pcnpir. aRj
prescut e,i tle object ofhiS visit - EeSass
lie srcHr,.si IN l,un,l> lhc sll'u of Si-si for
the purpose Of aiding IN the csts',lisi.-
nrui 90 a ROI1Iiai am ihccinSirsi school
n MARSHALL For these peDYle.
Several UthrrS spoke on The report.
which x;lS atiaptesi.
Collected II cash ansl pledges Tor Baylor
TreasHrer's report WIS presented and
adopted. The Report made favorable
showing n. 70 mooney rei-eired aud diS-
barSesi-
The thank of-ilie couyrEtinE weTefeG-
dered TO the Barii~f ehur-h OF Austin.
members 81 ptl,eT denominations Tor the
Use oflhcir houses OF worship. Ia the cit
nSfSra he z f1snit-.iiiy 70 The railroads
for fagor. -
Mrsf. IhSr. W. was elected ceres
p0nding secretary. After attending Ia
several matters al mipnr Importance. The
CONTENTION 9djoltraeL
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The- cdrrercncc-w.s tHffcf-tu- orferat

W
iR.zsi. .sanrts ElsiersJ. &.sil. Greath lrdyin
praXcr - -
& Elder 81. ". R.nics, SI5,read Sl .eScei-
lent pl-tctir;,l and logical essay on NV hat
Course Should Churches aud Pastors Pur-
SUE towardH Ministers who have been En-
cludcd from the Church - Elder Garrett
and the author discussed The subject fur
thcr. aud brought out some points more
clearly.
Elder W. ID. Powell read an,eS say on
Hard Fields, aud How tod nproic
Them" y profitable. discu ssiCal folIow eil
lay Elders Crcath, Garrett and j. Il. Link,
aud the ESSAY WAS requested for publica-
ton in the I,3aa Bngfi>t HJHId.-
On motion. some changes We're made
in The order of discussion iOT Tonight.
Elder Andrews read an essay Oh :. How
Far does Physical Depression Ailcrt the
Usefulness of Ministers" which Was dis-
cu$srd by Elders i;aines. jf9, Hayden.
Striking, Law and Link.
After some business matters had been
isIt.sa..led 10 the conference adin,Taed till
80 4. Il.
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MINES NJ. LoSG announces himself as
an independently candidate for the office
Of Sheriff Of Travis county.
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The report OF ilir committee Ia nemi.
Haie tEs:siGr-. s2E lisgior college wss
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BeIknap. Williams aud alhers. he app
pealed ~ al a. put ihc .eal N, rspL0lla-
TON upon 80. ,.sitdfttf ~ .-lri ton
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W. are authorized to announce Mr.. A
i. BLocRER as an Independent candidate
for sheriff.
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have the honor 10 inform the people
of Travis county that am an indcpend-
ent candidate for The legislature for
Travis county. JOHN W. GLENN.
July IS, 1850.
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a man recently asked in drag store
FOR a box OF roueh diamonds. hui the
drD=siSt knew M such remedy. After
HgSiLllTley the druggist found that hi
ca sf9mer wanted Parsou'- PursatiVe
Pills. lie says. That he only Ill mans
for 'pu.
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The 1ronder ftke 1871 csaf"54--evcrybody
should use it Tor impure blood. :, :
Illustrated Marriage Guide, z60 pages. cloth
and gilt binding, 90 cents; same In paper
covers. 25 cts. Manhood. 10 Cents; Woman
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, cents-securely
sealed, by mail. SeEd money or postage
. stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialist,
ca So. Charles Street, st. Louis. $40.
HydrophOi,ia Dogs transmit il through
their teeth. Teeth should he kept free from
virus. Use SOIODONr. keep the human
teeth clean. and no damage can be done
by the man who says To his girl, Il feel
like eating ven up, dearest" 49,
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Liquid Extract OF Beef w have prescribed
with excellent success in diPhthcriI. n,,i-
larial. typhoid fGVers. debility and every
depressing disease. sold by j. ". Gr:-
,-hau
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GRAY HAIRS ARR HONORABLE but
their premature appearance is annoying.
rarker's Hair nalsam Is popular for
cleanliness asid prsmptly nsie9esS the
youthful color, rsf4I
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He WEEKLY STATESMAN.

~
AUSTIN. .TEXAs.s -
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BARSUM'S BEST

This Is Tie Opinion Of he HoiGtajes ,rLe
Hare Itsitsd he Grcn .fgD.gatioa 81
.HiractigaS 7His Season,
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ftr.nrcntfoG sAtie.i - 'ofslcr anil Elder
N.hnin-s lei ia Sfs.ys,f, * -
The minutes aytFss ), at al.a al 81 tea.
fse;sofI ol aslAiinatien aof~ eSes,afivc
l,oafss OF dc eeilf ciiii an a.1,Ifssf. --r
Rspart ~ sysinliese, oisS1orfis,. isais-
sfas, sassS read aaerA hricT Dist ssian OF
Il by Ia lfarskSitkr. IL " 3 lnasis, ths.
arss. Z "a ID d=f fSl.lIsA ki14fo-tlays
lselsagtsg hdkras,,f tras1s,% IL Baylor
Aiini4ersfil VAS tend " lir. Cfsnct for
tsdeFsll. tssfrcsf. Pr sl,ieniof the i,osir.l.
A.loptesi-s.s,.
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Saint Charles College,
GRAND CGTEtU. Ia,
Conducted by FATHERS OF the SOC1E.
TY of JESUS.

LOCATION most healthy and pleasant,
on the Alexandria Branch of The Nor.
Gan n. O. and Texas Railroad. Y miles
by rail from Ncrmillionvillc. Beautiful
play grounds and avenues of oak trees.
BUILDINGS comfortable. CHURCH
new and ayniicent; divine service i'm.
prrssivc. FARE substantial and whole.
some. EDUCATION patcrnal. cnltiva-
ting the heart as we'll as the mind. Clas.
sicI, Scientific and Commercial Courses.
Special attention paid to bookkeeping
and pcnmanship. TERMS mo'lrnte.
Per Session: Board. Tuition. Washing,
$50: Bed and Bedding SO; Medical
Fees $40 First Entrance or matrcnIa.
ton fee $40.
OPENING of Session 1880 81, October
ifh. REFERENCES: President Of 81.
Charles Colcgc-Jcsrit Fathers. n. Q
Nov. 20.-ly.
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Miscellaneous.
Grand EC0rc
WAREHOUSE.

WIN. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING pnrchashed the business Of
III Chambers Il Barbce ut this point,
and secured their services, am prepsr.
ed to store and forward promptly, all
frcights and cotton consigned to my care.
Rates Of storage in future will bs a.
follows:
Fifteen Cents per barrel for freights.
Thirty five Cents per bale for Cotton.
WIN. FRENCH,
March 9Ltf.
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CAPTAIN OF the MARTHA.

Ce>ssrb, Bronchitis, Affection Of the Left Lung
dyspepsia, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, and
"sOt very we'll any way all cured.
M: 49, Chippewa street. !
New Orleans, January !, lssn.
hereby certify that have been very much
alDicteil with nasal catafrls bI .nchitis. sewers
sAsotian Of the left lung. pmlpitation OF the
heart shd the worst form ot dyspepsia for one
year, and was passing into quick cons,unp.
Won surely and M mistake. Five Of the most
esniusnt ply sieiaps of this city tailed ~ afford
~ ssy relief before called on DR.. Roberts
DR.. =. has wonderfully improved me. and
thOugh under treatment, ] am steadily gaining
daily. / will cheerfnlly answer inquiries per
seaally, Signed WILLIAM ZlEGLEk.
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rCONSULTATION FREE.


n the treatment Of the following diseases
II. RO6erts syste,s has NO EQUAL In pr"
dueiDs speeJy and permanent cures. viz: Ner
veoe Rheumatism, Neuralgia Rheumatic Gout:
x11eulsr Rheumatism, Lateral, P"steri"r and
Ao0eries Curvatures Of the Spine, Dyspepsia,
Dsepsy, Abdominal DroPsical Tnmors, Ner'
voss Debility, Paralysis, Shaking Palsy
1slpltstiou OF the Heart. Diabetes, lncipi-
sns Consumption. Nasal catarrh, bronchitis
DIaint, Partial Insanity, Scrcfula, !"potency
lsas Of Manly vigor Sterlity. Falling OF the
Wsnb, Badness, Piles, Fistula Syphilis all
1snsle Diseases, Leucorrh@a, Flour Alhus
Painful MsnsiruatioD, Suppression, Of the
0onSSS, ETC., etc.
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CONSUMPTION.


Nov OIesI~, SeptHmDtr I, It1y,
1Asssby certify that have been had with
ssoesnplisn. ftOsa nasal estarrh, fur over one
~. Eight "RsauLAg" doctors had failed Ia
eeee NJ Before calling on ~. Roberts. also
NJ w. phyeeelsNs n the Charity Hospital
n. Eebsrts has perfectly restored me 10
so1oa bsalsh. The awful oaagh and splitting NJ
oOyupelOa have both ceased. Will answer in.
eGDs1ea euecsrNiHg my csse. I live corner Phil
6nA Liberty streets.
bIsnsd Mrs. DELLA FOWLER.
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ARTICULAR RHEUMATISM.

New Orleans, Tune 9Th, lssO.
have been very badly affected with articu
Ter rheumatism, and dropsy Of the knee joints
they being swollen very large, still and pain
prescriptions tried did me no good. had
oads up my mind that I should become q
permanent cripple. l then heard III and mp
0)tsd u Dr.. H. X. Roberts, who afforded me
hnsdiate relief. and by six weeks magnetic
tsssemsnt perfect cure.
win answer questions cheerfnlly.
Nlgnsd NJ. WA1iLIG,
Residence, corner Philip and Frcrct Sts.
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Mrs. THERESA HAGARDON.
DYsPHPSlA, DROPSY AND NASAL
CATARRu.
No. u Religious street,
New Orleans, January q, lssO.

No. VI Religious Sttcet,
New Orleans, January q, issO.
hereby certify that have suffered very
nush with dyspsrsis for twelve years. After
1aviHs tried msay remedies prescribsd by dit.
lseat eminent physicians Of this city all 81
VAsa tailed " Ao mo particle II good, was
0bsNually cured by DR.. II. Il. Roberts.
M ko6srts has alan cured my wife ct gene.
~ 1sepy q ok montha' standing, and nasal
e11assk sad deafness NJ the right ear, sl,e hav-
NC swlbred greatly from the last named dis.
Go1os for TRN 10 years
WIN answer iMqulries.
aDe0 .1Ol1N HINGE