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THE GKEAT KENTUCKY REMEDY,
BR. JOHN BULL'S
SARSAPARILLA.
I
T U pat op in fall quart bottles, and contains fit*
strength of six i
tdges as much pure Honduras Sarsapa-
rilla as any similar preparation in America. Price, on*
dollar per bottle, or six bottle* for five dollars. ■
Ik baa been a veil established fact, for yejws'paat, that
ftirsaparilla, when pare and properly .irepartd, was the
only true panacea for all diseases originating from an
impure state of the blood, the use of mercury, intoxicating
prinks, erO habits in vouth.barrenneiw, &c. Wa boldly
assert, that JOHK BtJLL'3 FLDID EXTRACT OF SAR-
FAPAK1IX A the only preparation before the public that
is prepare! on strictly scientific principles, and of uniform
atnsngth^ - The Sargaparilla is purchased without regard to
"" oandj before belng used.Ts gubject to the
tests, and its genuhafcnesa ascertaUMI
' ~l' '
i a&o confolnj the virtues of several
tier foming the best
„ „ rrirr ccutnva Aim
J .This mcdicim, when used aecord-
without TAIL—
, -iwers. Tumors, Eruptions of
in, Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyas, Ringworm
or T*ttet*y Seald tlead, Rheumatism, Pains in
the
.... tl ,
•V- •
V;: .
and Joints, old Sores and Ulcer*,
-\®S the Glands, Syphilis, Dys-
., Sah Rheum, Diseases of the
Jdneys, Loss of Appetite, Ph-
ases arising from the use of
iletcury, Pain in the
Bide and Shoulders,
general Debility,
.-r- . Dropsy,
Lumbago, Jaundice,
Costivcness, Sore Throat,
; Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, ■' ■ ~
Weakness of the Chest, Pnlmon-
r AScctions, and all other Diseases
to produce-Consumpticn, Liver*
i, female JnemilariUes and Com- - -
; and Nervous Headache, Low Spirit*,
B Or Imprudence in Life, Chronle
«-- . and is a Spring & Summer Drink,
and Sen«*l Tonic fcr the 8ystem, and a Gentle
<a*J>ieej*Bt Purgative, for Superior to
"V , - -no* -Uck or Cougiess Water,
i ' Salts, or Scidlitz Powders.
<M "3 9 <3 ? "5 <5 "3 >5
*KAD! BEAD!! READ!!!
The tmly wonderful and remarkable cures have
come under Tor immediate observation, have more than
U1"'2SR3r I? that Doctor Pull fa a great kaw, and that
his ran Extract of Sarsaparilla Is the most valuable
temhinStlou of vegetable extracts that the science of chem-
htrVaas yet srodured. All success to the Doctor in his
new. enterprise, say we.—Lodisviuj. CouaiiS.
. We agree with our neighbor of the Courier, tuat Doctor
Bull b a great, man, and his Sars&parillx a aiuuru MS
full* ronvinrcil that ihe Dootor. wil
lla, will create a far more enthusiastic excite
dkl with Jenny Lin J. We would not.
to understand us m classing the Doctor
with Banium and Jenny Li rid, because
f their dollar for a bot tie of Bull's Sarsaparilla
I; and we have heard It sBly hinted,
East than:'
have our
and
all wtfo
wffijetjts
that many, after hearing .the divine Jenny, and
their .pockets minus from ten to twenty dollars, thought it
was paving pretty dear for the whistlx. One objection w*
here to Bull's Sarsaparilla, and osit oxi—it is so exceed-
ingly pleasant to the taste, and invigorating to the system,
tfcatj once in the habit of using it, Tt.ls^equal to smoking .
fine regalias, chewing Langhorce's best, or drinking
Walker's mint juleps—too can't qbh it.—Locisvais
•tAT- j|S!
* above complimentary notices from the editors of the
' Courier and Democrat, were endorsed by Geo. D.
, Esq., the distinguished editor of the Louisville
Journal, fak the following Battering notice':—
ffcere b no doubt in the world of the greatness of Doctor
Bull, and the excellence of his Sarsaparilla. Some of the
soost scientific physicians in the city have applauded the
Sarsaparilla, and, what is a great , deal better, the million
'--applaud It too. It is having ,tremendous sale. The
. celebrated Jayne has, from the 'f£4£s of his. medicine,
built a granite palace in PhiladelpfBtoven stories high,
and Dr. Boll, if he chooses, can very tOmt build one twice
as-high as that. It Is, we are Mid, vwy difficult for hro to
walkthrough ourstreet afcall, as he find* himself arrested,
at ever; step, by grateful men and women, many of Whom
have travelled from great distances to look upon their ben-
efactor. and to bless him for their wonderful restoration to.
The Doctor, with ail his extraordinary merit, is
very modest and retiring.; yet we trust that the. Eastern
cities will, in justice to themselves, give a fitting reception
to the distinguished man who has made as glorious a cam-
paten against human diseases 8* Qeu, Sceit made against
fgesvrr-- _
•* JnhnHull's Sarsaparilla is one of the greatest female
medicines now in existence. In those numerous ca£ee
. where the constitution is debiUtated, the nervous energy
is lessened, when the efforts of nature are weak and defi-
cient, or an profuse and" overwrought, when the faeo is
pale and colorless, the strength feeble and yielding, the
spirit troubled and depressed, the health broken, mind
shaken, and consequently, the happiness destroyed—then
Bull's Sarsaparilla is a sovereign remedy. It assists Sv
tare in the performance of her duty, braces the whole
system, renews permanently the natural energies, removes
obstructions, checks excesses, creates pure and healthy
blood, and imports health and happiness. Were ladies
generally to adopt (he use of this medicine, we would see
or leas suffering, disease, and unhappiness, among them,
than now exists; health would take the place of disease,
the rosy cheek would succeed the pallid fore; we shotild
have smiles instead Of tedrs, and perhaps a happy long life,
instead of one cut short by disease, or made miserable by
continual suffning and affliction. At that critical period
termed " the torn of life," which is often attended with so.
mo4b danger, Bull's Sarsaparilla is found to exert & most
beneficial effect. All ladies approaching this crisis shonU
be apprised of this fact, and avail thetusriTts Of this valu-
able Biadacfae.
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIM.
' How wc all admire a dear, beautiful, white skin, and a
r*sy colored cheek! How often do we ate persons not pos-
ii—liir this desideratum, "so dorouBy to be wished,"
Matting to eosmatic*, lotions, washes, paittts, and coloring
materials, to restore them to a semblance of what disease
lis* deprived them of, and that, too. with great injury to
0*sU*. BalPsSarsaparllia is the best cosmetic known.
It bsaatiS** toe skin by removing evenr particle of morbid
aad diseased matter from the blood, making 1t pure,
healthy, a d j rigorous, giving activity to every minute
vessel, andtninging the yellow and dark countenance Ut
the bloom anA&mhnees of youth. Ladies, abandon the
use of paints and mixtures, and use Bull's Sarsaparilla, '-be
••bJt effectual remedy. ua word to the wise is sufficient,"
and a bint is enough for (he ladies.
iff
We earnestly invite an persons who are suffering with
ny «f "the ills that fleeh is heir to," to call on Dr. John
■n VI r%BC Alls VU t MUI
Bull's agent, and get a copy of Bull's Family Journal,
sum; and for the sake or humanity, we hope that a
stogie individual will sot be found, unwilling to give Boil's
Sarsaparilla a Taut, after reading, and recollecting, at Ule
sans time, that !t is impossible for toe Doctor to publish
toe tenth part of the number of certificates of astounding
•mres performed by his Sarsaparilla. The amoqnt of teuu-
meiur voluntarily showered on Dr. Boll's Samparilh, from
well-known and distinguished individuals, both in public
— ' ' ate life, has been perfectly overwhelming.
John Bull's Principal Office, 81 fourth street,
Ky., whan all appUcations for Agencies must b*
I
jon 18 bw6m
ROBERTS tc CO.,
Sola Agents, Houston.
DcBOW'S REVIEW.
INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES 4 PROGRESS
of the lis
SOUTHER# JiJTD WKSTERtf STATES.
Vols. I to Xllk. ^
(-4 few complete seta, in 12 volumes, handsomely
bound, for sale.—Also a condensed edition of the
valuable mattef of the 12 volumes, >3 volumes,
neatly and elegantly printed and bound. Price
•$10.)
A MOTHLY INDCSISIAL & LITERARY JOURML.
Illustrated wmf Steel Engravings, Maps, <$-c.
Commerce, Agriculture, Mauufacture , Internal Im-
proveraei)ts, Slavery and SUva Prod acts, Ameir-
cau and Foreign Statistics.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY ill the city of NEW ORLEANS.
Terms $5 per annum, in adtftn'ct. -y
• -
The Review is now rapidly growingin circulation,
and will exhibit many great improvements in the
coming year, in size, matter and appearance. The
following are its leading divisions: ' " *
I Literature.—^-Criticiams, notices of books,
schools, education, essays, poetry. Sketches, of fact
and fancy, summtfry of foreig'ti and domestic news,
movements at home and abroad, etc. V.
II. Commerce.—Its history, laws and statistics,
commodities, shipping, navigation, treaties, tariffe,
exports and imports, trade of the Sooth and West,
home and foreign trade. . > ; ,■*
III. Agriculturb.-—Discussions upon cotton, rice,
sugar, tobacco, hemp, Indian corn, wheat. farmiug
and planting interests, statistics, slavery and slave
Jaws, .
IV. Manufactures.—Progress of Manufactures
in the South and West, and in the Union. "
V. Internal Improvements.—Canals, rail roacls.
plank roada, generalintercornmunication South and
West—in the Union and abroad.
VI. Statistics.—Complete tables upon all of the
above heads—of population, resources, wealth, mor-
tality, blacks and whites, &c.
VII. Biography of Practical Citizens,with steel
jtortraifa^
VII. Advertisements of Plantations, Sonihern
schools, colleges, watenug places, factories, mercan-
ti'e and professional cards, agricultural machinery,
etc- j., t jy 23
Carriages, coaches, &c. -
THE undersigned has on hand a number of
beautilul and well finisned CARRIAGES,
BUOOYS; ROCKAWAYS, and other vehicles,
Which he offersfor sale low for cash, at his Shop,
Main-street, Houston. He is also prepared to
REPAIR and fit. up all kinds of CARRIAGES,
in the best and most approved stvle.
A. A. TUCKER.
June 21,1851. sll^irtf 807
HOUSTON HOUSE.
To the Traveling Public, Merchants, Plan-
ters and others,
THERE having been a strenuous effort of late to
injur* mycharacter", and destroy my 'cosiness ol
Public House keeping in tbis place, 1 take thisoppor-
tonity to state that, (J hose kind friends having been
defeated in their expectations,) from this time to the
end of my lease, I am resclved to keept a better boose
than has ever been kept in this City, (the Capitol not
excepted) and having disposed of my Bar to young
Gentlemen familiar with the business they will from
this time on, keep it supplied with Jthe choicest Li-
quors, Wines, Cigars, and all othenthiag* that the best ^
regoiated Bars usually keep oo band. 1 have also
disposed of my (Diva«} Re*Uarnt formerly attached
to the Houston Howie, wkieh i now l 4Uig fitted op
Bar,
an wbo knows"his basi-
yaelf hereafter to the
Mplng, will tw enaMed
personal sMeBtioB, and will
U> give eatire Misfectkm.
very eentre of the lot si-
one square from the
the Wail Srao* Or-
Hons* A*fJ> W; tw OTHCI
the same saf.«mejly— %l
—aid 1 wish your patrana^s.
ISAAC THAYER.
1852, *" • 'w* ' "*
Tjooe Star and Ran*er, at Washington—
Presbyterian pad Iten , Huotsville—MonuuK>nt, Lu
Grange—Gazette and Amcrisaft, Austin—Civilian,
Journal, apA fftors^Galresloa, will .publish 6 months
and "
*n mangoificent
Billiard %teon, a
My House is fitnat
■
KA MrmpeTiorVw*** Rhiogles,
*J\J 23 2&. Heart do. do. -
1M) " Juu'per do.
24 *' Lalhs, far sale by
V M6GREGOR,
inn* Co . Mxin nnrl Prairie sts.
udm-i i'wist ami J'uiBe Trinrinjings, at the store
JT of apt I KLEIN & CLARK.
To Invalids and the Sick,
THE CELEBRATED
tOHSTOCfi MEDICLXES.
1st, The GREAT PaA EXTRACTOR, (Connel's fc Dai-
ly's) curing alt Burns and nil External Pains and Sores.
2d. BALM OF COLUMBIA for Staying or Restoring the
Human Hnir.
3d. HEWE'S NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT and IN-
DIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR, a cure for all cases of Rheu-
atism.
4th McNAIB'S ACOUSTIC OIL, a certain euro for Deaf-
"«5r. HAIf'S LINIMENT, a tmnn cure for the Piler^v.
Cth. SPOHfTS'SICK HEADACHE REMEDY;
7th. MOTHER'S RELIEF, for all women in the family
way. -? i"*'.
Vtu LONQLEY'S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PAN-
ACEA- for Colds and feverish feelings and preventing fevers;
for Asthma, Lirer Complaint and Bilious Affections; for Diar-
rhoea, Indigestion and Loss of Appetite; for Costivene«s in fe+
males and males, and nervous complaints; for Stomach Affec-
tions, Dyspe|isia, Files, Rheumatism, &c. The great pobts ar^
it is aot bad to take, never gives pain, and never leaves #na$os>
live ' " ••••'• ' #.
9tH. KOI.MSTOCK'S VERMIFUGE (Worm Killer,) for.
Children, or grown persons. **
10th. MRS BROWN'S GREAT PAIN KILLER. No m*
dicinehas been discovered that is so happily adapted to use in-
ternally as drops to be taken, and yet perform such wonders
when applied externally as a wash or bath, by friction.—In bot-
tles from 12) to 50 cents each.
11th. SAUNHOLTZ'S ROACH AND BED BUG BANE,
fordthring away Vermin in r. short time.
12th. The celebrated LIN'S LIFE PILLS and TEMPER-
ANCE BITTERS,- ' . r
13th DH. BARTHOLOMEWS PINK SYRUP, the popu-
lar Expectorant fur Cough*, Colds, Influenzn. &c.
14th. THE EAST INDIA AND NEW YORK HAIR
BYKS. the only SURE coloring for the Hair.
15Ui. LTN'S #ALM OF CHINA, a Chinese Jemedy for
Cuts, Braises, Sores, &c. _ .
16th. EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. This'article ha*
outlived all otlierSorsaparillas, and still gives as great satisfaction
B«Wf. •; •'••• •
17th. The celebrated spread STRENGTHENING PLAST-
ER, made from Dr. LIN'S reeeipe, and the most popular in the
naar&et. -
Jfllh.DR. KLINE'S TOOTH ACHE DROPS. Acortai^
and easy cure for Tooth Aclie.
19th Dr. COMSTOCK has lately honpht the risht for the
United States, of the celebrate:! CONCENTF ATED MINE-
RAL WATER, found at the Salt Springs of Doctor Win. C.
Chase, at St.Catiier.'ncj, C. W. This medicine has attained a
notoriety and popularity never before equalled by any prepnra-
tfcn at thai place, and its srtle has been commensurate with its
merits, which areextraordinary.
All the remedies are fully described in ALMANACS, tone
given to all who call where the Medicines ore kept.
NOTICE AH preparations heretoftro known .u
"COMSfOCK'S" or COMSTOCK & o<3. . «Jway
belonged k bow belong exclusively to Dr. l^cuu
will be continued, this extra label with the fao simile
signature of Sr. L S. C. will in future designate the
GENUINE* - ~
ALL OTHERS MUST BE 8FURIOUS.
The above medicines can be had in this place only of W.
Ilenry Eliot and Roberts St Co., who are the only dealers in the
genuine Comstoefc's Preparations. . mar 26 lyr ^
HOPPE & LOEFFLER,
Main Slreet, Brtck Store.
QOFFEE,
jar. 3
Sugar, ,
Flour,
. Rice,
Teas,
Hams,
Bacon,
Lard
O^Fzafdi Drugs
.-** -'4 AND
Medicines.
JUST received from New York and Philadel-
phia, a supply of Genuine Medicines, which are
offered at fair prices, wholesale and retail.
W. HENRY ELIOT,
Druggist,
feb C Main street, Houston.
New Orleans and Texas
B, S. Mail Line of low Pressure Steam
TEXAS, (1400 tons,)
MEXf' O, (1200 tone,)
Capt. Smith.
Capfc. Placb.
Capt. Lawless.
Capt. Forbeb.
LOUISIANA. (1400 tone,)
METEOR, (900 tons,)
YACHT, (400 tons,) Capt. Thompson.
THE above new and magnificent steam ships
have been bnilt and fitted up with great care
and cost specially for this trade—have splendid state
room accommodations for Passengers, and for speed
and safety are unsurpassed. One of thei above will
eaye Galveston every Sunday and Friday evening
at 4 o'clook ; leaving New Orleans en Sunday and
Wednesday.
For Freight er Passage, apply to
DOjSWBLL, HILL A Co., Galveston.
HARRIS MORGAN, New Orleans.
Galveston, Dec. 1, 1851.
wiy
Boorai
following valuable Hooks: Palled Htutes
Dispensary, Republic of the IT. State*,
b'es, Moore's Poetienl Works, e^ar's
Ireland. Banyan's Complete Works,
Cheve's Lectures, Sears' Pictoral Works, Life of Jesse
Laa. Roffih's llisUirv, Ho"tt's Works, Darling's History of
Rome. Dr. RweH's Works, Life of Fry, Parket's Composition,
Pf eti e < f Christian Graces, Young's Science of Government,
Glanccs'of Government, Spencer's East, Boracstie Practice ©f
Hvdrotiatby, Bnseomo's Sermons. Leeteres «n '^hakrpeare's
Works. Preyer Boots. Unngary—bv Kossuth. Kirk White's Po-
etleel Works. Historic.n] studies nfGreen, Cemf,hell's Poems, E-
liza Cook's Poems, Cowper's do., Coolridpe, Riseand Full ofPo-
- taiul. Judds Commercial Practice, Earthnnd Man, Ship tc Shore.
Course of Time^—Pollock, Young KfFb's Gnide, dcr. B iok of
Prose, Proverbial Philosophy, Boy's Manuel, Pbytesophy—by
Toeker, History of Qreation, EHza Cook. Elements of Divinity,
European Capital*, Novels, fee„ fee.
- KLEIX & CLARK,
MIM 30. At the Green Store. Mais stroet,
Cholera 2
CfTEWARTS' Remedr for tbis *-nurge has proved itsclfa.ll
that Ist!e«ired—<urinain every instance in which it lias beta
duly aflmini«%Tcd. '■
tj^*Nofamily should he without it. For sale only at the
oleproprietors da31 -ROBERTS «r CO,
ALLEN & BiiG-SY,
STORAGE AND COMMISSION
3
Corner of Main and Commerce Streets,
Houston, Texas,
HAS the most extensive and secure
[ accommodation for sto:age of Cotton
) and Merchandize, immediately adju-
cent to the Steam Boat Wharf. \
Houston, 1850. lyr 766
Eli
KLEIN & CLARK,
(.4t the Green Store, Main Street, near tic Post Qfficc, Hovston,
HPAKE pleasure in informing their friends who
have patronized them so liberally and extensive-
ly since the'opening of their New Store, that a large
portion of the original stock of Goods having been dis-
posed of, duplicates to the same have arrived ;-aud
they have also received aud will continue to add to
their stock, an entirely new selection of such articles
as are in constant demand. And they flatter them-
selves that no better or cheaper Goods can be pur-
chased in this State. A continuance of past favors
respectfully solicited.
latest Importation of Fashionable Summer Goods.
JVEfy STYLES JIMD PATERJfS.
DRESS SILKS, &c.
Gros de Rhine, FiguredSilks, Italian Silks,
Colored Silks, Brocade do. Sewing do.
Black and Qdl'd do. Florence do.
. MUSLIMS AND LAWNS.
Printed Muslins, Swiss Muslins, Printed Lawn«
Plaid Mull •• Fluid
Kmbr'd o Book " Mourninfr "
Cross Bar d'4 1v Jaconet Strip. Muslins.
TISSUES, BAREGES, GREN A DINES, &c.
if Stripe Barege, Satin Barege, Fancy and Printed Barege.
RWBONS.—Satin,PIain* Colored, Figured, PIu'n and Dam-
n^t; Summer Shades, and Taffeta Ribbons of every variety and
PjOIASOLS*— Sun Shades, Silk and GinghamTJmbrellas cf
all3i7.es.
FA JV*S-—Down Tipped, Spannish, Paper and Palm Leaf.
WLS.—Plain and Embroidered Crape Shawls: White
and Colored Merino do.; Fancy Silk do.; Bay State do.
t P/^£FUJHjER Y.—Eau de Cologne, Lavender Water, Lu
ben s Extract, Windsor Soap, Cosmetics. Lily White, Meenfun.
Rice Powder. '
GIXQHAMS.—Plaid, Plain, Striped and Solid Colored
Ginghnms. BLACK ALPACAS.
CALICOES-—^American, French and English of every style.
QUIZ* /S —Fine Marsailles and Alendale Quilts.
HA^rOKERCHIEFS^'leiiAxei* Linen Cambric. Plain, Re-
vered and Embroidered. Gents* Linen and Silt .
itl 'es' a?d Gent9t White, Black and Colored
• Threa(1 P*c Nic Gloves; Black Thread
and Silk Mitts; Cauada and Victoria Mitis, &c.
- Ladies'
Embroidered
Sleeves, Cuffs, Collars,
.\ and Shemesctts—Lace an<l Muslin.
Ladies' Embroidered Capes, Handkerchiefs.
Skirts and Robes. Ladies' Fancy Silk Scarfs,
ShawlsiwdJNeck Ties. Bonnets—Silk, Satin, Straw, Lawn.&c.
GENTS' CL O THING.
Fine Brondclgth Coats; do. Pants; Linen, Drill, Merino and
Cottonade Pants; Merino and Linen Coats;• Vests-
White and Fancy jMarsailles; do. White Satin,
A Figured and Plain; do. Black Satm,
&c. Suspenders, Scarfs. Neck
Ties,-Cravats, BlackT
: Italian Cravats,
28,30,32, &
34 inch.
Plaid
/ V:- , . &
: L' 'M- ' Fancy .
\r.r • Silk; do. Cnssimeres,
X ' Summer Cloths, Broad Cloths, — "
* - Linen Drill, Cottonades, Nankeen—p^ain and twilled.
' V^i61 ; i >• LACE G&ODS. '
Blond IjAce, Brussels Lace. ' ■ "Mantilla Lace,
Tbread Lace, Lisle Lace, Cotton Lace,
Bobbiset, Edging, • Pearling,
Capes, : Veils, Scarfs,
Sleeves, Cuffs, * IJollors,
Ohemesetts, Robes, Cops.
* FLAfCNEZi5.—White,^carlet, B1 ue TwMled, Green, Welsh
and £Tn^lish, Canton, bleachcd and unl)leached.
ARTIFICIALS, FLOWERS AND WREATHS-: beau-
tifi#varie|y.
99fOSfC.—T]ye newest Piano and Guitar Musie will be regu •
larhr received from the North.
HATS.—Fashiu§able Spring and Summer Hats. The KOS-
SUTH HAT. Panama, Campeachy, Leghorn and Palm.
SHOES,4'C.—-Ladies' White Satin and Kid Slippers. Excel
siors,Ties, &c.; Gaitere, Buskins and Shoes. Brogans, SlipperS,
&c . ;; *:
Domestics—brown and bleached, all widths and qualities. Os-
naburgs, Lowells, &c. Bleached Shirtings, Buttons, Thread,
tjpool Cotton, &c.
LINENS,—Irish Diner.s n.nd Lawns, Linen Cambric, Linen
Sheeting. Shirting and Diaper; Linen Table Napkins, Toweling,
Table Linen, Table Cloths, &c.
TRIMMINGS, A-c.—Swiss Edcsipy md Insertings; Jaconet
do. do.; Velvet nnd Silk .Ribbon^ jjidskig Cord, Victoria Cord,
Fringes—colored and sflk;Bobihei, Linen and Cotton Mosquito
Netting, Wadding—white and black; Needles, H^oks and Eyes,
&c., &c„ together with a largo variety not enumerated, which
are offered low for Cash.
jEPCouiilry friends favoring thom with orders, are
assured they will meet with every care uudnttetition,
and such articles as they do not keep, shall be pur-
chased and supplied without additional charge.
May 28,1853. .
General Land Agency.
J. CASTAN IE,
G eneral Land Agent and
COMMISSION MERCHANT\
HOUSTON, TEXAS,
"\ T7"ILL attend to the sale of lands, location of cer-
W fiticates, recording of deeds, payment of taxes,
obtaining of palenls from the General Land Office,
perfect* of title#, settlement of estates, and all
matter^^rtainiiig to laiids £eC?rally, in the State of
Texas. —ALSO—
Will buy and sell Negroes and Goods on cprainission.
Persons intrusting business to hi<n, ©ay be sure pf
a prompt attention to the same.
Office, |Long Row.
References:—
A. S. Ruthven,
J. S. Roberts, t , .
B. F. Tankejsley, |"Hoilslon'
Wm. R. Dakar, J
Rico & Nichols,T
J- F. Reid,
Vjf. Richardson,
John Leiri, J
M. J. Hall, Marshall, Harrison Co.
Capt. Crosby, "J
B. F. Hill, i
Lamar Moore j Austin.
P. DeCordova, j
F GiS*' (Sa
ja—to
B. L. Show, "I
Robert Kerr, I
F. Brichta, i N'ew Orleans.
Gardner Smith, |
W. S Morton, J
Henry Miller, "J
Sheppard & Armstrong, [ „. . .. .
Dr. Darling,, , f Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sam. West, -- - ^
I T*.
JolylO, 1851. e3tw6m810
Affleck's Southern Rural Almanac and Plan-
tation and Garden Calendar, for 1852.
IT would be difficult to lieslow too much praise upon this in
valuable work. It is just ilio tiling needed by Southern Plan-
ten and Gardeners. Price 25 cents. Forsnle'by
"P"1 24 KI.EIN & CLARK, Main «t.
CEMENT. ;
Bbls. Rosendale Cement, received per
Milford. A coustant supply will be always
kept by GEO. BUTLER $ BROTHER, \
Agents for the KosendaleCement Co.,
nov 29 wtf 727 Newark.
1
> Galveston.
"KEus* White Lead, 390 Ibs.Pntty.
6&?boxes window. Glass. 2 bbls. Linseed Oil,
2 bbls Turpentine, 1 bbl. Tanners' Oil,
Receivedjp'er Norumbega, and for $ale by
, GsotsBBKcxt & Co^1'
Rice & Nichols,
Houston, Texas,
"TTT HOLES ALE aud Retail Merchants, keepcon-
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> INSUHANCE,
bt the
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throughout the United States.
0"A1I applications for Insurance will receive
prompt atteution whoa addressed to the Agency in
Gilveston. " **
GEO. BUTLER & BROTHER,
or 29, wtf 727
M
DR. &1.
COMPOUND J ,
EXTRACT OFSARSARARttLA
is fab supehiob to ant
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
AS IT RENEWS ANO INVIGORATES THE STS
TEM, GIVES ACTIVITY TO THE LIMBS,
AND STRENGTH TO THE MUSCULAR
SYSTEM, IN A MOST EXTRA-
ORDINARY MANNER.
TO MOTHERS. AND MARRIED LADIES
Dr S. P. Townsend's Sarsaparilla is a sovereign and
speedy cure for Incipient Consumption, Pntlapens
Uteri, Costiveness, Piles, Leucorrhoea, and for the
general prostration of the system—no matter whether
the result of inherent cause or causes, produced by
irregul.alrity, illness, or accident. Nothing can be
more surprising theu its invigorating effects on the
human frame. Pereons all weakness and lassitude,
soon become robust and full of energy under its in-
fluence. It immediately counteracts the nerveless-
ness of the female frame, which is the great cause of
Barrenness. It will liot be expected of as, in cases
of so delicate a nature, to exhibit certificates of cares
performed, but we can assure the afflicted, that hun-
dreds of cases have been reported to ns. Thousands
of cases where families have been without children,
after using a few bottles of this invaluable medicine,
have been blessed with fine healthy offspring.
GREAT BLBSSmO -
TO
MIPIEIIglES AOT HIIM,
and the only medicine deserving the namb of
"MOTHERS' RELIEF
It is the safest and most effectual medicine for pu«
rifying the'system, and relieving the sufferings attend
ant upon childbirth ever discovered. It strengthens
both the mother and child, prevents pain and disease,
increases and enriches the food—those who have
used it think it indispensable. It is highly useful
both before and after confinement, as it prevents dis-
eases attendant upon childbirth—in Costiveness, Piles,
Cramps, Swelling of the feet, Despondency, Heart-
burn, Vomiting. Pain in the Back and Loius, False
Pains, Hemorrhage, «nd in regulating the secretions
and equalizing the-circulation, it has no equal. The
great beauty of this medicine is, it is always safe, and
the m6st delicate use 'it most successfully, very few
cases require any cither medicine, in some a little
Castor Oil, or Magntesia, is aseful. Exercise in the
open air, and light food with this medicine, will always
ensure a safe and easy Confinement.
1 <f)lir nni ^ntrag;
No female who has reason to suppose she is approach
ing that critical period, " The lurnof t^e," should neg-
lect to take this Sarsaparilla, as it is a Certain preven-
tive for any of,-the numerous and horrible diseases to
which females are subject at this time of life—the
period mat bk DELAYED FOR SEVERAL YEARS
BY USING THIS MEDICINE. Nor is it less valu-
able for those who are approaching womanhood, as
it is calculated to assist natnre, by quickening the
blood and?- invigorating- ^K^exitelBj Indeed, this
medicinejMMNM^HH£jjyflH^S59&fcate diseases
to "■>
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GRANVILLE H. SHERWOOD,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Neio Braunfels, Comal Co., Texas, t
WILL attend to business iii the Counties of Bexnr.GWespie
Comal,Guadalupe, Pavettc, Bastrop, Travis and Hays.
wtf679
Important Reduction In the
Premiums to M-qir s
MO.
Continue to publish the
THE L0N90V QU
noTiceto
Those that imitate
rilla have favariaBlffoaH^fljgS
for Femdies. etc. &e.
circulars which
JIBS.
nd's Sarsapa
Fa Great Remedy
otir bills and
of women,
word'fur word—«>ther up medicine,
have, since the great success of Dr. S. P. Townsend's
Sarsaparilla in complaints incident to females, recom
mended theirs, although previously they did not. A
number of these Mixtures, Pills, etc., are injurious
to females, as they aggravate disease, and undermine
the constitution.
2.,GOO R3WAEIH
Some pntent medicine men, who are rnvtous of the im
mouse success of Dr. S. P. Townsend's Sarsaparilla, have
said that he published fictitious certificates. Dr. Townsend
will pay any of these men $1,000 for any fictitious certificate
they can produce.
This medicine has cured more diseases that " flesh
is heir to" than any other ever offered, to'the public.
Hardly a day passes without our receiving a large
nmnber of Certificates, showing the extraordinary ef-
fects of Dr. S. P. Townsend's Extract of Sarsaparilla
in curing different diseases.
Read the following wonderful cure of
RHEUMATISM
and Enlargement of the Joints.
f New Yoag, 2d March, 1850.
' { 33th 9Ket, near 9th Avenue.
Dr. S. P. TowsstSP—Dba Sib : 1 have been very severely
afflicted for four or fire vears with Rheumatism and enlarge-
ment of the Joints, having be,°n unable to sleep or rest. 1 had
tried numerous remedies without relief; but since 1 have used
your .Sarsaparilla, 1 ain most happy to^ay that it has almost cu-
red me; and you may publish this, so that otheri may receive
the benefit of your invaluable medicine.
Yours, with respect
MRS- SCOLARL
DYSENTERY.
This distressing disease is a deranged condition of
the visceral organs. Whether resulting from con-
tagion, improper diet, change of climate, or from
any other cause, Dr. S. P. Townsend's Compound
Extract of Sarsaparilla is demonstrated to be the most
efficacious and potential remedy ever yet disqovered.
Jackson, Mich., Dec. 15,1840.
Mr. H. G. Bliss—Dear Siu : I was taken sick on the 7th of
August, 1848, with atelax, or dysentery, and did not recover so
thRt I could perform manual labor, until February, 1849. 1 em-
ployed the best physicians, one after another, but none of them
could eflect a cure. I began to think I never should recover-
when a friend told me that he had used Dr. 8. P. Townsend's
Sarsaparilla with the best of success, and advised me to try
it; I did so, and, contrary to my expectations, began to recov-
er. Two bottles made me as well as ever 1 was in my life.
You are at liberty to make any use of this that will extend the
use of Dr. S. P. Townsend's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for the
disease with which 1 was afflicted.
Respectfully, yours,
WILLIAM TUBBS.
Pulmonary Consumption.
The accompanying certificate was received by the
proprietors from Messrs. A. Hurd & Co., of Eaton,
Canada East:
Eaton, C. E.. May 15th, 1849.
I, Jonathan Taylor, of Burry, hereby certify that my wife
Lucy 'l aylor;had been sick for some months, threatened with
consumption, and could find no relief till I procured from
Messrs. S. A. Hurd & Co.. some of Dr. S. P. Townsend's Sar-
saparilla. which immediately afforded relief, and she is now in
a lair way of recovery; and I have so much confidence in his
meHfeinc, that I can cheerfully recommend it to others.
.Signed) JONATHAN TAYLOR
TO LlTERABY MEN.
THOSE who labor with the brain should remem-
ber, that if this organ is supplied with impure,
stagnaut, half-arterializcd blood, the mind will be pow.
erless, and thought confused and feeble. The iirain
becomes worn aud exhausted by mental labor, and
can only be sustained by a fresh and constantly re-
newed supply of blond. Those who, either in literary
er business pursuits, have occasion for sbvkrk intel-
lectual kxkhcise, will fiud the use of Dr. 8. P.
Townsend's Sarsapnolla of great advantage, by its
•roRirrisG and rksewinr effect upon the BLOOD.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition it will be necessary to see that
Dr. James R. Chilton's Certificate
as well as tiu SIGNATURE o£ Dr. 8. P. Townsend,
Is on the outaids wrapper of eacn bottle.
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April 18, 1851. Iy79j
J. W. LAWRENCE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL
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agent in the city of Houston.
Oct. 6th, 1851. f v wly 822
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w8m 852. ' *
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October 29, 1849. wtf
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