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Observation-Disclosures

=. GAVE ENITHE cos X IT. or 4 VERY
- 1 superior quality OF Russian winter SID
- ~ heat. AN article introduced into the h at
=. grow NJ districts Of Eu->lal which has lccn
- found to GO cd better than any Winter Wheat
ever cultivated "A t,}4trountrN. From Russia
s- il wa~ introduced int" Canada, Michigan, Mn
=. ncsota and liIinn > in each OF vhich il has
= Wilh~'cud H.; most severe Winters and the
= WcttCSt springs, to the satis'a ton of the far
mer. ii producers oin 20 to 80 bushels 10 one
when sOwn on good ami AMI from ~ hardy
~ nature will not Winitr-kilI or drown-out floIn
tie Effects ot a wet spring ltmay be sown
n ant tlh.c between The first Oi July and the IL II
n ot Nuy, mhtr.
- PACKAGES suGiricnt to produce from < to
- - bushels the first year, put up in strong sacks
viii hr sent 20 any adde's on the rccript OF
Car Dollar. by mail. Address
&. ". VERY, +. o hov 1885,.
:. ~ u, arhorr-st. Cuirago. H.
- Dealer in Farming Loud> and city property.
- Also, lands l0rated ai a" the government laud
- flies with warrant o. cash. Those haIii <
:. farms or farming lands for sale, will hnd ny
Office ouc "t thy Let mediums IL diSpcSr If TIE
- same. ..
= Refer TO
90 H'u.Juo. wilson, Com'ri LAID pep't, Chicre,
= C II. }. Hamilton,
go ~. n. n. Bishop.
:. Hon. Henry A. Wise. Gov. Of Virginia.
N0<srs. Sweeney, Ri'tenhouse. Pant q Co. haukers
Na-hinrtor. y. q.
=. Hon GeorEr Br -, New ! ark
. Hon, VIM. ~. Ross. tov. uf Delaware.
y Rot. Fnrsythe. e.. Gent +. Az't, l. c. r. n
- ca"rty and state, and the Of the nearest
- press 0h"c. t2mJ
From W. B. sH,rr.R'- Advertising Agency, New
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Owing TO clerical error, Allen, Lc-
compton candidate Tor Congress In the
Fourth District, was supposed To be- elec-
ted; but an examination Of tie returns
shows that III one township, ninety votes
were cast for VIM Ellis These were
counted for Allen; but a correction OF the
poll elects Nichols, his Republican com
petltor, by few votes. Ellis was Il
stump candidate not generally supported
cut Of his own township
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Letter lrcm 81 nv CcuHty. iowa.
SoNIDA, Shelby c.. Oct. -.

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had told it what il mi BIT, and what it
/ might not do Was Ii. to be told that
the court could do no wrong? That its
dcci.ioa, though fatty against the Con-
| stiiu:ion, WIS right, a must stand, and
that the people through their reprcscLt,-
tiscs could not correct the error Slia !
the created thing say to the cr.rtor---
Thou shalt not control my action NJ
power resided in the people, and when
] any Of their agents did wrong, the pe :
p! pie had power to correct the wrong. 1t a
man had been stripped of his property
and robbed of bis. rights by one Of their
agents, had they not the power to re-
dress the wrong; 1t had been said that
the principles of this bill had brought
Charles |. to the scaffold He insi sted
that the people had the right to carry any
Charles TO the scaifold who usurpod their
rights. lie did not wish to briag any
body to the seafold; he sought t bring
man off the scaffold who had unjustly
been put on it, Mr.. Craig, of Virgin
ia, said: "An appeal always lay to the
people - "Such au appeal had &c I,
made to the people respecting the Scdi-
tiOn law, aud they bad reversed the
whole proceeding" \ motion to lay the
bin on the table was ncgatived-ayes 81,
nays 81, and SO the Lii was passed.
/ I'VE wonder how Judge Douglas would
/. have acted had he been member of
that House Would he have then said
II have uever vet learned how you can
appeal from the Supreme Court of the
United States. | say to you, gentlemen,
who wish to refund this money to NJ =
ew Lyons heirs, with all due respect.
choose to abide BY III, decisions Of the
Supreme tourt.as they are pronoun ell. -
Would he have said tiat aud the called
himself democrat! Would he, too,
have given utterance to SO cowardly, alb
lect,- cravcn Il sentiment as--''It is not
Tor me to inquire, after the decision,
whether like it on all point, or not"
Aye, Stephen 4, Douglas, it is or you to
inquire after the decision, and say whcth-
CT you like it or not. As represer tatiye
Of the people Of Illinois; in one branch of
Congress, it is your duty to scrntirize
the acts of all the other departments,
aud tell the people what you think of
them. The tendency of all power is
toward dcspoti>m. "Eterual vi glance is
the price Of liberty" aud if you, being
st to watch over the peoples liberty,
fail, or, as in this Gaze, refuse to do your
duty, you deserve nothing but that rep
rchcusion aud punishment which you
are 80 sure to gat-I'rrss e. Trb.
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E.45" What ha, b-cone Ut The towering
" democratic Pyramid, which was last
year Haunted in the faces Of the Repub.
icans "t our State Oh tie eve ul our
election, brginling with OHIO 1t
the summit or apex and broadening down
through fifteen or twenty States To
i" PENNSYLVANIA" ut the base or
bottom. has any body seen ii lately?
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a--T rrEGlr;gn, th" 1sh edition. in a sealed en-
tr..l,. -.aaiS and mailed to any address post
pant "a receipt ut tAo stamps
Ih~ I'tjr wofa. tmaaat:ng from a celebrated
#em"eG "I tav incident pre- es=ieu, gives tie most
"a Eott'Ht lGt 'tmalaa ever Published TO all per-
}f~ eufvI a.iainE doubts of their ph tsiral con
son. og who @onsGiuus8E having hazarded their
pea ia a8d hah. lu@S---s obtaining the lagiruIarr
At @n th;urA nc# and rertert remedy for Spcr.
matnrthwa as - mlual Weakness Debility Ncr
N4u~. a.s7. Depression IT spirits, Las II Energy
hf-~tt'.@r fmiddy, Inv otHn.aey Seminal pi.char
r,s, lIratrrd sight aedMenofy BletchcS and
Pial"I', on the Face PiIes. Intig estien. palpita
1nr ar .hg Hart, aai Bodily Prosiraiiop of he
who'll, N-gcul. inaHriHr rmpetenes and mental
aHa ga, .cal ncal 'eip,-9 means of which
cry ole may cure Ala.~"h privately and al tai
sin- vAPeu<e.
t9~ Aidrrss DR.. CT, ). c. KLINE 1st Avenue
cor l9'h street New-fofk: psf Box No 1855
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! % TIEE TO CONTRACT oR@,
IIPION II. L. COMPANY

SEAtED proposals will he rSceived At the If.
Vice oi tie Company. in Upton until S4teraa,
the i0th day Of October inclusive for the sraIi.
an masonry If about eight miles Of Poad c.,,o.
nlfhc.hg al f'ptgn and extending to the COP.
IA x. II. The Line will be divided into ssst,en :
Of about ono mile '''''' ;
The sections may be pro posed for sep,rately a.,
e9hn'eted, n may suit parties proposii.u.
-, ans Froa.es and Spec iaeatlons Of he work
" /. n1 t'aaf iof eAamination at th" Office Of sa
Company, IN Upton, on and after the =, ,I..,.,t
DAY ~ oetoder. Tie Company reserve tbe r,,rht
81 accepting such proposals only. as they mag
deem Tor item prudent 49,
IT, RElGARr, ~eerEtFg.
Upton, bct. 18th; 1855. NO -
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ts'i4(I.

IL. @ahse Eibers to the Capital Stock ,f n,
Upton Railroad Company aFe horoby nati
lied taat one instalment of tea pcr cent IN cal
share Of the sta4k subscribed to said conn
VIII be DUO OH ths 18th day of November . n
1853 ~'''~'' ~ =
~ order OF the Board,
u Rns.Rr. Soc'y.
iigtn sept Il. lsss 80
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'1HR = ti-, " ultt gtt.'f 1901
81 =! have s,ceIy,d Your letter ask
Jag Information und advice RESPECTING.
the apportoau,n, Of ,c'tooi money. with
the aceou,pan, NJ lu>tructio",. dated
March II, 80. made by Janc- r.:
E4d,, claiming 10 act - Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, and the l,ttcr Of
Joseph :. Stone, also claiming to act in
the same capacity, cuuutcrmaudiny the
7pIertjonmeHt a4d Instructions Of Mr.
Eads.
hf. Eds cau.c int The vn.c, u >u-
periu;endent ot lubuc Instruction b}
good t3lIe, and at TIC date Of the arp0r-
tionMent Was in possession oi the ottcc,
deny IN tie right VI Nj. SioHc to II, aud
actua. u dischar-ing its duties. do not
Mean - express any opluiun as to the
right ot either Of these gentlemen to the
office III question; bat admitting the
right VI Nj. STONE, under the appoint
tnent st the Governor, he could not, Oh
the refusal of NJ I1ads to surrender the
oihec 10 hlm, eater uE"n the dIscIaI &c
Of rs duties aud require the oyc4ivDc,
4
structlBts, without fist euiurctug his
right AID adams OIL to the oilcl by thc
proper ;fbuuaI. lbi, Nh. Stone has tot
dohe, aud lbs ucver ben ln possession Of
the Office Mr. Ed, was oupcrIn;cud-
cnt Of Public Instruction IN JGct, aud
where tie right to an office is ia coutrU-
,crsy. tie acts ot the holder of the uHica
IN fact age, III acueral, valid aud bind
Ing on ether officers ia the same depart
hIent
Ii is, ther, fore. my opinion, that it is
the duty Of School Fund Commissioners
to distribute the school money according
10 the appertionment sent to tncm by Mr.
Eads; ard, that School fuud Commits
sloners upon whom draft, were drawn ier
the Purrs>e ol carrying iuto eject that
ppJtimhesat, shosd ply then, prompt
Il o.. presentation.
/ Mn with great respect,
Your obeate servant,
hArURIS l. FISHER
We suaatif it to any candid uind t.
Ray whether W. stated anything untrue,
or III any manner mi,rcprcsentcd the
facts III tie esse
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Volume ).
Upton AOoertisrr.

i. s D 4 N1ELs, EDITOR,

In the ADVERTISER OF The I'd inst. we
mentioned some Of the transactions of
a few democratic county officers, which
We thought ought to be renem bored by
the voters OF the county. We made no
charges that We aid not believe to be
true. We did not attack their private
character only SO tar As it might be efec
ted by their otf;cint Conduct, aud we have
yet to learn that it is wrong to criticise
or expose the doings Of officers in their
official capacity. We know there are
some vino have held Office SO long, that
they think they are entitled to it forever,
their claim TO office or their conduct in
Office, but We are not Of those who recog-
nize any such right, One of the things
that we thought ought to be renlemb r
ed, was expressed thus:
"hencather, That Democratic School
Funu Commissioner of this county, kept
about 81 500 in his pocket (;) Tor one
year, refusing to pay it over ON orders
presented to him; aud he was the only
School Fund Comuiiss Toner in the State
who refused to pay !; and that lac was told
by the State Superintendent. that it
was his duty to pay it over"
In the Cedar Democrat Of the 9th inst
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I ACAEn F"0M ER.gtMI~ W.JsH-

( AC&EU FU0M ER.gtNES W.JaR-
! RIFT. al the y. :. s.ung iaajrnary.-
Ny connection FIR the past -it years aith taeaHuve
lHsEfatsan. ~ CH5e phys gtaU. aud fgrv~ year
course af steady ar, tian the cur. u ruiu oary
tat.~ua a1H aIai H. H!rn Diseases. er r.:b ~
g@r5Falted orarurit.es a|d advantage ~ iassbaoeir
ao-i In al2s CO h@s gra BEL mr g. agr sc II dee
'e direct and successful course Of tire merit fsr the
Lungs, AMI Arp IS 2Ecs. n 3as5oa. tire Va
Nnr and cHFat PrUF eFgieg uf the s6esly
Il" Eat advs@' The u*e Of Medical Ihhaa45nB 81 a1se
Kind. tn the exclusion Of atsrrat asrat: and al
though consider X u--.ai aGHvat 5n taa lEnfes
u Those fearful and Of Il t4stl Il ~
the Fucft Df both general aui eeai treatment TIE
# ug tire tflacut ir gie a owe disease aud tIe
h.<h character of the last tuJ.ar over which have -.
long had Tire honor 10 pres r. wei kuoAGt g.
need any ea'"zy or continent frsm ne. II The zs.ta-
vH"ss Phtianit~spc aid the charity ha- ee44 as
all Il erals Supported, aud If ar due consideration
aT" caEc}adel t" maze sue a1alu semouts ii tra.
The e 'e"t% 81 @@ rAaT .Aos a"d ttvtae}t within lie
r. n If A. and not Curiue n.yseff a. are FIRE. T.
th~se o who uttered lhe inr1aary hn we're a}l=
nue. ~ ty osHc ' IL png thefet re thai the
r-,+gr,,t I'm y,, entire 4sei 49,, Gata to sag pro
fcssianal brethren and ~ ru'a., would respectfully
aa*@a"ce IN conclusion, tina. eea &@@ &c e@E+%,,1a
tie medicines thu san" used IN ts~ H.s3 a'u' -
!1Ez, = snlt ga,1 ~, .t4a ease. L. NJ n
poTs Medical lnhsaets Sc. DC. vu te award
81 by cypress 60 any 'rt Of the tnjted - ties Ca.
las. Terms Ny tera4- nr tgratmeHd - letter are a.
follows via SO per mouth " each patient alteh alr
tete1e mei6ttIs t'f "ut months use: ais. iHAai Ia
\apor and an iuhiuE Apparatus. Payment a. flows
iohe paid = express rent &c receipt al gae tx
metbciae ID ~, H,aEcr So At the eN4faffaH # The
mouth. IN patient hs or IS ertretr satfxRaI
##th the treatment. Patients arlng themselves IF Or
jarrett TIRE enerf may rely upon immediate and per
case - g taHts ags Letters r advice promptly an
s@esats. Fer further part 'cnlAgs aafgp.s
JAMES NJ. JARRETT. MD.
No. 2~o Broad ~. cor. I've fila =. \. Y.
r. &.-f'E s'ca"" snh "har< sitting the eity are re-
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In Sweden, man who is seen
four times drunk is dtIrivcd al a vote at
elections. In some Of our large cities
this .ule is reversed, a drunken man is
made to vote feur times.
There is more truth than poetry in the
assertion that thee are two periods when
Congress does no buSiuess-one i before
the holidays and the othcr after
We never knew more striking cx-
cmplltcatiun of the Old maxim that "one
extreme begets another than in the
case Of Henry Clay and his son Jim.
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u ulnber ~.
" THE GREATEST
IS: MEDICAL
x DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.

From the Wnra Serofaia 10 a Common Pia,Is.
He has tried in 100 and never fsile3e,
cept in two caseSo,h thunder humor. lie has nov in
his possession over two hundred certificates ofs virtue
all within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two hotties warranted to nnrsin gsoremoutb
One TO three bottles will cure the worst kind pns-
pies on the face.
Two to three bottles will clear the system of pies
Two bottles warranted cure the worst cankVr il,
the mouth or stomach.
Three to Eve bottles warranted to the ..r,
case of EFys pclas
One to tao bottles warranted cure all hunor a
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to cure running the ears
and hlotches amorg the hair.
-Four to bottles are warranted to cure corrupt ard
/ running ulcers,
Oue bottle will cure sealy crurt on Of the skin
Two or three bottles warranted to the worst
case 81 rngworm
Two tirec bottles are warranted to turs the most
. desperate It Rheumatism.
Three to four o;tles are warranted to the salt.
rhsume.
Fveto eH~ht bottles will cure the cases Of scro-
uIa.
benefit i always experienced from the fir. bot.'
and perfect cure - warranted whenever the above
NathIug looks SO improbable tn those who hav. N
vain .Iod all the wouderfui medicines Of the day
though ecd growing on the pastures
and aiuuE ol stone walls. should every Lunor in
+ the system vet II u y fixed TACT. you have hu-
mor it has to start There are 40 IFS nor ANDs huns
nor has about it snittng sor.e eases. hut yours
ueiileh thousand bottles et it in the vicinity OF
Boston. know the eject nf 1t IN every ease. II has
already done Of the greatest ever done in
Ma sachusetts. give children year old to oid
eope Of sixty. have poor. pury wormy look
Ing children, whose a. III and faay. restored
t. perfect state Of .lta hy the a,e Of bottle.
To thu - "a h. sui icct tn sick head ache,
tie VIII aiwy> cure It, 1t gives great vlir in caturrn
and dizziness. Some who lad takoh It had Eccr
tive for years. and havr been regulated hyit Where
the body j. sound il works quite easy. lut here tLc-
is any arrangement of the functions Of 1t
caus" sin gular feelings II; must e
81 ihe% always disappear in from four days to week
There is never Lad result from it: the cortrar,
Hhen that Feeling - gone. yon will feel ycUrSe elf Ike
new person. heard some Of tie most giant
comiuIns n It that every man listened
Manu- iCtured ~ Don AID kEANIDN, No. 100
/ Warren street. RsNfrry. Mass. Price Sf.t0.
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state Aid for Railroads.


1t Is with pleasure that we give to the
public Ibis morning, the views of Platt
smith, Esq, of Dubuque, upoa an i'm,
rortant question. Nr. Smith, in his
speech Oh Saturday evening, took occa-
sion to comment pretty freely upon the
idea OF rendering 10 our railroads, State
all, and, 1T our request, has thrown hi,
views into the following fOrm. We com
mend the matter t. the careful attention
= OF our reader, - D"r. Ga.
State Aid for Railroads j. .v,ho,izeJ b,
the Constitution.
The Constitution Of the State sets out
with the declaration that 1--WE. the pco.
pie. etc. 10 ordaia and establish Il free
and mdtreudent government bv the
nam, Of the STATE vi Iowa
Ii will be seen b% this. that "tllr State
E low" i, the nau. o. the Government
t..,an,:-hed IL he p-op.e Hence it Will
be ,.en.~ tr.' thu prohibition cvutaiurd
ia the ru>lf,u,t.,u. taat the State
n,a, r,,ntr.lt d.a,- ..,, certain cases, 80
hut na, f., ....x......,i tw, b,,,J,,.l snd Il "
,h.,,,.,,d Iatl.ex j. - li..i,,t;,,, 81, 49,,
Safe g,yt1nua.,.t ~ ,y,L and ma, = rrs
,r.,i3n nm Ia. = ....r II re r,,nl,..--
Several o,ber clause. IF tn. r,tI.,,iu,;.,
that NAV be- .ann.-r1 >, have - L,.r,n-
ON The Subject. sa.uId L. construed ,.,,.
same NY The na,.nt. A.. at .I,.,..,.,
themselves. thyy "a not llr nm ,hrir,nn
L,uI, la. III \, very ,rnn ~, G.,I
the roW,r. IT t4a STAT n1vr,u.,.nnt
Sac. ;. Of III. bill If rirtts declare.
lnat mi, n.lts .e.I naw., !. iab.r,.,, !,
t"o P3'3'.e. t'fsf"4tr"t IN ih@t"utr4
Of the n.op,s." Lee. !, = psalp Jl.,inc.
tion b tween the Stat. aad the p,.p.g,
the gacrgaDleat and the g,re,aey me-
zane distraction nun, ,aIgu.l tn eplir,
instrument.
The government j. divided into three
"dcpartmept, the Legislative. the *.
ccu'Iyeaai.uii.I" Th,. government
"a. sach, has c,rs.in sp.cif,d poy,r,
The State p4ay contract debts not to *
ce.d lwo hanlrcl AMI Gfv tho Is nd
d,llr- lor certain - .cili.d purpose. bat
all bower, not n cid .aIIy 1iv,n 20 the
State government, are reserved +, fb.
people" The Site government cannot
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Mr. Preston declines the mission to
Spain, after having volunteered his ac-
cePtsncc.
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NEW FIRM!
sMUCKEg a. EsEsENHiRT

w E.keg &c ainaanrc - The citizens Of Upton
w and vicinity, that .e have ;.avn the room
fsrmcfl, occupied by r. & NJ. Chiids, where YOU
will at all times hnd Us ready to accommodate
you with all kinds of
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70 TIA I AOl33 !
gOslTH POW UE,its.

Gentlemen, We can also supply you with every
variety of Shaving rgaals and ~oaIs witch are
necessary e. a gent t.aau'~ toilet
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.Napporf1I bVd d0Fp1 y abI1 00a LTIFT'7H'
Professors and Teachers
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m RosEnr STORY.
You have beard' said youth TO his sweetheart
who acod
Whila be sat on q corn she1f at daylight Dc
cline,
You have henrd Of the Danish bcya whistle Of
wish that ne Danish boys whistle were
mipc -
And wha, would yea do With - Tel me.
While an arch sIniie played ever her bcautfGi
&. would blow t." he answered and then my
fair maid
Would ay to my SIDE, and weuld bore take her
place
is ina, MI you wish It ~ That may h. Yours
Without any magic" the fair maiden cried
A favor 70 slight ONES good nature secnnr
And she playfally seated hersslf by biz 'ide
would blow il again said Tho yoa'h. atl
the charm
Woald aesk so, that not cycu Mpies'5 cherh
Would be ablc to keep from my neck your aar
arm
She smiled and she hillef doo arm round BIZ
nec..
Yet once more would ! blos lni The mu-i'
divine
Would bring me, thc third time an exquisite
bliss
You would iay your fair check To- ilis brown on'
of mine,
And your lips, stealing past il would give m'
kiss
The maiicn laurhea opt % her innocent glcs
What a fool Of yourelf Nth the ehI'ls
you'd make
For only eoflsidcr how .Ily aould bg.
To sit there and whistle for what yol might
take
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~a II ,icrS X ars.
DRUGGISTS,

NFTT7TT ET-T7 TTNNT
t~ucecs.or- iu Mcdonald a sanders.
1 RE now receiving large supplies II rrsh
y and Genuine Drugs, Obs and Paints Also
% superior article Of Medical Liquors. such N
n ihr very best quality of Cognac l}randy ~
Port Wine, and Old Bourbon Whi.looy. ~ II
we'll AZ Ninegtr, Fine Chewing Tobacco. Ouminc.
Starch. anal Candies, &c Aud will eouinlc to
receive large ,upplie- fresh from New York md
Philadelphia commensurate with their daily in
crasing demand They have uoe on hand aud
vii soon be IN receipt Of all the popular Patent
Medicines, lcriHmcrics, Powder Hair OIL and
Cosmetics, Hair l.ostoniiycs. &e &c.
nsA, White Lead AND Glass are .triclS cnsh
arices at low prices
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DENTISTRY.

4 EORcE g. SLAUGHTER, DENfl,L
" Marshall. Texas, will attend to all ealk ~
the country without extra charge, s~1h
unless disappointed in business. yYyYvA
Nv prices arr no l,iss than hcnto- AAlLI
fore Those wishing their work at private hcuss
in towns. will please call on some onc els, a'
will not do tina, sort Of practice, only in eNlnif
cils,~.
Cab lcit with Rene Fitzpatrick, Of MARSHAL
VIII meet with promp, attention
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II MCKAY Afor,sy and Counsellor Al Lar.
IL. Carthage, panla county Texas
The Post Office.
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NEW GOODS.

IN addition 10 our former stock We arr now y
! receipt OF a large variety OF Spring and w
mer goods, consisting of staple and Fancy ss's'
Boots, Shes, Hats, etc. together with t~ np,
and,nost fashionable assortment Of Ready AS''
Clothing ever brought to this market.
To the ladies We would particularly so'le' =
examination Of our nr~s Goods consisting 7
silks, a, prices from $40 to S15 Orgnnsiy w
Inns Jaconets, Nc, In fact every thing aPi'
tanning 10 the costume Of the most fas'idious 4.
Call and we will attend to your wants '''
pleasure. a
c. T.. HYNSON d CO
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HALL. / uoSELEY, iHorney, and C0isa-
Ill sriio,s At i.Gw.
AppHss--M J. Hall Marshall TeAa- =
r. Mnrelcy ,jetNrson:
Feb. 10. 1858 Is
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4 III persons indebted Ia Us are requested to
~ CONS forward and settle their accounts. or
We shall be nnlf the Pa,sf.,i necessity u placing
them IN the hands q an officer for collection.
Ncst settlements nrke strong ffia,ds, l. ar OIL
and ffue adags. We are IN earnest. and no hum.
bug 50 k,Dt out Ah,r the Is, Of MAY next.
all unsettled accounts will bc found in an officer
hands W. want good juytng customers, and to
such we willing ard ready 10 oikr groa, ~.
dvameeis. We want no other kind, and wish II
expressly understood will no, have them as soon
as we ii1d them TO be o,herwis
G. Y. iIYNSON a 60.
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f1SilE unconditional headlight certificate -
j +. benjamin l.. West, by the t~rd Of -, =.
Commissioners Of Harrison county, Texas, % "a
It'll Of August. lsl3. Class ., No. 81, tor W
acrts Of land n not found within the tnr
quircd by law, duplicate will h. apPlt.i ~
BENJAMIN L. Wks1.
June 3 1858 Nm 40g