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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from a prescription Of Su J,
CLARKE, Physician ertraordinaryI
to The Queen.
This valuable medicine is unfilIng in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous dseas.
es to which the female constitution is subject.
It moderates AL cessand removes allobstruc
ions, and II speedy cure may he relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in ashort time
bring on the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, hears the Gov.
ernment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent
counterfeits.
These Pills should not BE- taken by Jsp,aies during
The FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy,
as they are sure TO bring on Miscarriage, but al
any other time they are safe.
| In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hystercs
and Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when
all other means have failed, and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain irsn, cal0
mel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the cons
titution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, (Late l. G. Baldwin h Co.,)
| Rochester, Ny.
N. B.-sl 90 and 0 postage stamps enclose'
to any authorized Agent, will insure bottle o
the Pills by return mail.
For sale by A. LANGwoRTHY, wholesal
and retail, Findlay, Ohio.
Jan. ~, ls5s.-ly.
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DR. RoBAcK's CONSTITUENTS. I'VE learn
that the distinguished and popular inventor
Of those famous Scandinavian Remedies,
the BLooD PITTS and BLooo PURIFIER, ad-
vertised in our business columns, receiv es
nearly as many letters by every mail. as the
Treasury Department. The averageis more
than two hundred per day! His patients,
scattered over the broad West, the Southern
states, and New England. are said TO reach
the enormous and almost incredible aegre
gate Of 100000! BY his patients, we mean
those who use his preparations as their ONLY
MEDICINES. We presume that such a con-
nection is without parallel in Medical his
tory.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizcs this malarious poison In the
blood, and stimulates the liver to cxpeI II from
tho body. As IL should, so 10 does cure this az
fictivc disorder with perfect certainty. And is
docs more, or rnther does what Is Of more SER
vice to those subject to this infection. IF taken
In season expels II from the system a. IL 10 sb-
sorbcd, and thus keeps those who use Il free from
Its attacks; keeps the system I'm health although
exposed to the disease. Consequently It not only
cures but protects from, the great variety of nj.
fccilons which are induced by this malignant
influence, such rs Rcmttent Fever, Chill Fever.
Dumb. or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache.
or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia.
Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothache, Ear.
ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitations, Painful AZ
fecttons Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie Paralysis,
and Painful Affections Of the Stomach and Bow
ella, all Of which, when arising from this cause,
VIII be found to assume more or less the intermit-
tent type. This "AGUE CURE" removes the cause
OF these arrangements, and cures the disease.
Ihis IL accomplishcs by stimulating the excre-
tories to expci the virus from the system; and
these ORGANS by degrees become habifed to do this
their office OF their own accord. Hence arises
what we term dcciimdfion. Time NAV accomplish
the same end, but often life s not long enough, OF
s sacrificed In the attempt, while this "Aoun
CURR" does II at once, and with safety. We have
great reason to believe this IL O surer a. well a.
snfcr remedy for the whole class of diseases
which arc caused by the miasmatc Infection,
thnn any other which has been discovered and
II has still another important advantage to the
public, which Is, that II is cheap as well ~ good.
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BOROUGH ELECTION.
tun MAYOR,


As far as we have heard from the
county, the election results have been
quite favorable to the Republicans.
In Liberty township, the Repub-
llcan ticket was elected by from 81
to 45 Of q majority "a decided in
crease a. compared with last Fall
Jackson township, t,Iat the Demo
cracy carried last Fall by ten of q
majority on the state ticket, went
Republican at the late election, By
some twenty-five of majority.
In Marion township, that gave the
Democracy 80 of majority on the
state ticket, last Fall, the Republic
ans elected one Trustee, one OF the
Justices, and tied the other. Will
liam Davis, Esq, has been reelected
Justice, by eight of majority; and
Mr.. A. Cradle and Mr.. Wiseley are
tie.
In Portage township, that gave
the Democracy on the state ticket
last Fall, some thirteen Of a majority,
the Republicans would have elected
their candidate for Assessor by one
O: majority, had not three ballots
been rejected by the Trustees, in
counting off, because of mistake in
one OF the initials OF the candidate q
name.
In Union township, that gave tn
Democracy some eighty of major.
ity last Fall, the Democratic candi
date for Justice was elected by but
thirty-one of a majority.
In Biglick, that gave the Demo
cracy sixteen of majority last Fall
the election is close. We have beer
informed that the Republicans have
elected a portion of their ticket, bu
cannot vouch for the correctness o
the report.
The Editor of the Courier urge,
the party to organize and contest tn
elections on strict party grounds
giving as his reasons, the bearing
would have on the Fall election
Well, wherever his suggestions hav
been followed, the Democracy hav
lost ground most decidedly. Now
what about the Fall election? Doe
not the result portend evil for tn
Democracy If their success in th
Spring elections would tend to il
sure success stthe Fall election, wi
not their utter failure. on the sam
principle, tend most essentially
damage their chances OF succeedin
at the next elect On? The fact is, IL
Republicans lever had more Ell
couraging prospects before them.
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KENSEpY's MEDTcAL DIscovERy.-If ever
an article received its right name, this has
certainly been legtmately chrs'eneI, for
it has been a discovery in medicine that has
performed more cures than any other article
on record. You cannot mention the name
Medical Discovery, either in the counting
room or the warehouse-the store of the
uadesman, or the shop of the mechanic
the MINISTER'S study, or the Editors sane
tUm-at the Merchants s Exchange at two, or
or the mechanics resort at one-in the par
lor or the kitchen-but what some are ready
to speak out what it has done for them in
the cure of some dreadful humor. We
would say to the afflicted, believe and be
healed.
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What the Press Saw.

"CosrARs" Exterminators are invaluable
remedies for clearing houses of all sorts of YER
min. With all confidence we recommend them
/ lNeic York Duly State Register.
"CosrAR's" remedies for all domestic posts
such as Rats, Reaches, Bedbugs, Ants, fleas
&C.. are invaluable we can speak from actua
knowledge of their merits. pRCGGIsTs and
DEALERS should send their orders early. il they
would secure 4 trade IN them.-T NeD York
Journal.
al shall write something about your Exter
mnators. as can do SO with prnpriety. They
are selling rapidly here, and destroying All
Iyermin.-[Editor Banner, Fayetto, Missouri.
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W Hundreds of our citizens complain OF
debility and languor of the system, derange-
ment of the liver or stomach, want of appe.
tite, DC; they are frequently the result OF
too close application and thousand other
causes we cannot here name; but we would
soy to all so afflicted, do as we have done
get bottle or two of DR.. Hooaand's Ger.
man Bitters, prepared by DR.. Jackson, and,
our word for it, you viii be cured. We re,
commend this medicine, knowing from ex
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perience that it is much superior 1, the gen =
eraliiy Of patent medicines. We would say
to our readers, purchase none unless pre-.
pared by DR.. @. NJ. Jackson. 'Phiisdelphis.
Principal Office, No. 4ls Arch street,
Philadelphia, Penn's. and sold by Drug
sists and Storekeepers in every town and
Village in the United States, Canadas, West
Indies, and South America, at seventy. FIVE
cents per bottle. See that the signature of
G. M. Jackson, is on the wrapper Of each
bottle
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MORE SUBSCRIBERS We are un
der obligations to Mr.. Q. Cook, ol
Mt. Blanchard, and Mr.. G.. w. Stout,
of Washington township, for new
subscribers. II our friends through
out the county conld be induced to
take hold as earnestly as the few
who have been laboring in our be-
halt, our paper woul soon treble its
present circulation.
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New DlrCH LAw.-Our readers
will find the new ditch law publish
ed on the outside Of to.dsy's paper.
1t had better be carefully preserved,
as it especially interests the citizens
of this section Of the state.
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from which mankisst ulEtf ov<x . -, - -
the globe, b the consegaepcs ~ dIsD.ss{ nrssSs
IN the system. induced by she pofss1pus nlsr1
Of vegetable decay. IRIS exh6lAF90si b evolved
ny the action Of soisr eat On wos scil, snd rses
with the wntasy vspor ssoa 10. Whus sl1e san 4
pciow tho horizon this vapor unesu ncsr mo
earhs surfhee, snd she virus = taken with n
through the lungs into ne blood. Thew D acts
asd as an issitasins pctse. On ~ sueesrsl visevs
ana excIeung or4ans o. ne body Tho liver ~
comes torpid and fails 70 seese3s not only this
virus. but Also tho blls fUW - hl0od. Both
tne virus and the bile aecuMnfsA IN ti,e csrruG,-
ton, and proiuce violent cUuvf3tn1jonai SIsorisr
The spleen, the kidncys, aud tEg ssosusrh syr,-
pnthise with the hvcr, and becosBs dlsortisrrd
also. Finally, tho instinct % cur oswnuism. -
IN an attempt to expei the nosioes lnfssloc.
concentrates the whole blood Of the bstIy n a.
Internal excrctories TO force them 10 cast 4 out
The blood leaves the surface, and rushcs to the
central organs with congcstive violence, This d
the CHILL. But In this effort Il fafls. Then thu
FEVER follows, In which the blood leaves tho
central organs and rushcs 10 the surface, a. II
IN another effort to expcl the Irritating poison
through the other great excretory the skln. In
this also Il fils and tho systcm abandons the at
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of
strength to repeat the hopeless efibrt another day
These are the fts or paroxysms OF FEVER AND
AoUE. Such constitutional disorier viii Of
course undermine the health n II IL not removed
We have laborcd to nnd, and have found, sn
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LIv1s SAWED 7
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St Johns Cough and Consumption :
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TWO Bottles Of Syrup cured Mrs. r. D. Fife. Bsscom,
Ohio, 81 cough and pain In her side Of threr Year,
One hottie cured the wife Of G. Zimmerman. E.s,
commssioner OF seneca county. Ohio. Of a cough aud
pain e sss :ss saa s es
ship Of cough With severe pain In hsr side and breast
yoSr 1 bottles cured Mrs. O. W. zeiser yor, senees.
onp q cough " pain IN ess @ ana @ S,si rsa and gem
Der The care o. Aye physicans. all q whom pronounced
Two bottiss cured Mrs small Of Port Rail. Ohio Of
cough sf twenty years, stspang She teot Il whsn .
' I'VE sni;iss cured @ y@ns LADY ~ H. tie smy of Mr.
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fhrss bottle. sarsd ~. hi. .Seis Ssmphsll .s ols
VIII VIII ssiss :Ss ssa Sssn :aGssss :s;ssai =.
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SSS r ssNss IT. 81 Ss
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With very severe cough and pain In her side about six
castle. Pa, disease q three years stsndiat which
sosiorsd him ~ af,DrD:. ma sno'hsr Tor soasS
.ss Janns Coash and corsanetien syrup.- s.y. o.
s0 e as 90 ssr =:
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Counsotiout Mr. Edward 4, EsSior, Me-. gayss ,,.
through great portion Of tis Western country; be-
Nth H yspSs, cSs sn sssS S"
t6s Western world; 4 wl,h 70 know Y yon have an
sSms ss'S@ for myself % and Esns Who arc sas;lns sS
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JEFFERsONIAN Book and
III job Printing Onice.--Thc Publisher hav-
ing u good assortment OF TyPE, and In success.
sul operation one Of lawyers Job Presses" 7"
which are the BgsT jos PRESSES now IN use, be-
ing capable ofthrowing OF FIFTEEN HUNDRED I'M
PRxssloss rsR HOUR, is prepared TO do AL kinds
mental; Circulars, Posters, Blanks, Bill. Heads,
Programmes, Pamphlets, &c. With our pres
ent facilities, we Feel confident that we Can
give entire satisfaction, both as 1t regards OK
scution and the rates charged.
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Our LARGEST LIsTs.-The largest
package of our paper distributed in
any one section of the county, goes
to Wiliamstown; the next largest,
to McComb; and the next, to Van
lue Mr.. Samuel Kenblc, of Big
lick, has sent us the largest list Of
names this Spring.
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CATTLE MARKET,

TJNHE undersigned, having opened an EXTEN-
i SIVE NEAT MARKET, In Findlay, win
give the Highest Market Price for good fat
Cattle, sheep, Lambs, or Hogs.
Those who have such stock to dispose OF, will
find ready sale by calling on him at his place
OF business, in Schwab's brick block, on the
corner Of the Public Square. In Findlay.
April l, 1859. q. W. NEELEY.
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CHANGE IN TIE RCNNING OF THE
CARS The Findlay train now leaves
at 7:30 o'clock, a. m, and returns at
6 o'clock, .. m.
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THE Fruit. is to be feared that
the early fruit has suffered severely
from the late cold snap. Apples,
we presume. are yet safe.
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New York Cattle Market.
The receipts of cattle at the differ.
INVHHT NTNATEU'I
A GcOmetrical Problem.


Two ships sail from the same port
at the same time; the one sails due
North, at the rate of sixteen miles
per hour; the other sails due East,
at the rate of twelve miles per hour.
After they had left port four hours,
the vessel sailing North tackled about
for the purpose Of overtaking the
other at the shortest distance posi-
bic. In order to accomplish this, it
was necessary the Captain should
know what bearing to take. Re-
quired: - The bearing, and the dis
tance each vessel had sailed at the
time they met, reckoning from the
time they left they port.-[W. Q.
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TBE GRxAr DRAwsAcK TO persons emigrn.
ting to the extreme South and Western coun-
try, is the fear they have of the Fever and
Ague--the most direful OF all Diseases
Every day we hear OF persons attacked by
this disease and made helpless in short
time, without any means OF arording relief
In view of the great demand for a remedy,
DR.. HosTErrER has presented his celebrated
"Bitters,' whose curative powers for all
diseases of the stomach have been universal
ly acknowledged The "Btters," prepared
after long experience aud deep study, have
received the ecominms OF the most eminent
Physicians, as well as all classes, from ev.
cry part Of our country. To those who
doubt their many virtnes, all we can say is
to try them, and judge for themselves re-
spectively.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere
" See advertisement in another column.
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BirEs AND STISGs OF Issgcrs.-As reme-
dy against the stings and bites Of insects,
and of all poisonous reptiles, BR,do's ARc-
TIC LIyIxENT is unsurpassed Such are its
disinfecting and penetrating properties, that
no matter how virulent may be the poison
from a bite or sting, this L,niment at once
reaches the seat ofthe venom, however deep,
and neutralzes and extractst With Bragg's
Arctic Linment at hand, the bite of rat
tlesnake is as hurmless as that Of gnat. 1t
relieves the smart of musquito bites instant.
ly, and in a few minutes entirely destroys
the pain from sting. For sale by Druggists
generally.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-04-08

TURNPIKE RoAD COMPANY. "A COM
pany has been formed for the con.
struction Of turnpike South from
Findlay; and steps have been taken
to have it Incorporated. From the
earnestness with which this import
ant enterprise is engaged in, we
have no doubt it will be pushed for
ward to completion in the shortest
possible time.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-04-08

OVERLOOKED. - We neglected to
call attention to the advertisement
of DR.. S. j. Mills. last week.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-04-08

ALL GRSuINE KESNEDY's MgpicAL DIS.
covzRY is put up IN four square bottles, en-
closed in red envelope, marked Kennedy $
Medical Discovery. lI' ALL OTHERS NOT
GENUINE. IN
A. LASGWoRTHv. 5 Agents
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FIRE COMPANIES. - The annua
election OF officers Tor the Fire Com
panies in Fihdlay, on Monday even
ing last, resulted il the choice Of j
b. Rothchild, of Citisens' GJt No
3, for Chief Engineer; William r
Marvin, Of L. Button No. 1, Assist
ant Engineer for Northern Division
and j. A. Baldwin, Of L. Button
Assistant Engineer for Southern Di
vision.
An election for the L. Button, took
place on Saturday evening. William
Mupgen was chosen Foreman; Will.
liam Outhwaite, Assistant; J. II
Foster, Secretary; |, Baker, Treas
urer; and G.. o. Barrd, E. Reese
W. M. Adams, w. X. Marvin, and
William Monroe, Directors.
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PREPARED BY
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

AYERS HQfhQrfin piIId
VAN = AA,
For all the purposes Of Purgative Medicine.
ro, cosn,
ro, r,,v ca. ~ n.s,',.
~" i"f ron N.Is % or ~ nsfIfsiA'
Eo, ruv Cnvn 81, ~
Fop HpIntcpr.
T., - ~ T ~ LIE,
EN- Enn, Si sEsIhhfi
Ton THE CURE OF EnYsIPRLAs;
For THE PILES;
Fon THE CURE OF scRoruLA;
ron ALL ocnoruLous COMPANIES;
Ean n,sr,sns Vr nr rn,. Ss,ri
Fon THE CunE OF LIVER CoMpst,sr.
FoR DnoPsr;
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FIJI NE AIS .

NERA LIS.
THE undersigned have procured an ex.
cellent Hesrse, aud will therefore, be en-
abled hereafter not onlyto make collins, but
alsote attend funerals on the shortest no
tice.
No Charge
viii be made for attending funerals, a nd
satisfaction will be warranted, both as il Z o
gard the style and price of coffins. .
IL Dom tforgetth the place, one door eas
o. Henderson block, on the south side o
Railroad street. G. w. PARKER,
J. r. CLARK.
Findlay, o., Dec.2l, '65-tf.
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JIIS H. NAY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20
PRocIIpINos OF rnH CONGRESSIONAL cou.
vEuTIOu

The Democratic Congr sssioual Con.
ven,ion met at Henderson on tho 3nd
day Of May, 1859 On molten Of Gen.
John j. Good If Dallas, Col. K. X. Gss-
ton Anderson. was called to the Chair.
and j b. McCarnant Of Hunt, appointed
Secretary.
The roll # Counties was called and
Delegates from tae following Counties
reported themselves.
And -snu fs.. Cher frr. Herd.f, Pa
n14. -h.iry, ~, u i.- tanuin, Iiar-
rislu. kaufman Rcd L YER San Aurus-
tine. Ipshur. Lamar. lIondcr, 30. i ~
ton, Hunt. Narogdoche-, Ru-k, smith,
Hopkins.
On motion of W y Wright, ESQ, Of
Lamar, the following Delegates consist
ing of one from each county, were APP
pointed by the Char a Committee On
CREDENTIALS. to-wit:
w y Wright. E-q., Chairman. T. =.
Nicholson. Il V Martin. A VI. Horton,
II & Qnarles. Joel NJ ilargrove. r u.
Hordcuhumnrr. T. D. Mckcllar, :. d.
kaiucy. : II Cnmhy, Chas A. Wariield.
" u stout. W L. Long. Peter \olin.
II G. Wallace. Il W Loughcry, Ward
TAYLOR. .Jr. . 7 Williams. G. W Field.
On notion the meeting adjourned nn-
til O'Clock, + NJ
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nr,ck Mason ana riastcrcr.

',NIiE undersigned offers his aerslces to the st
i1cns Of Marshall and surrounding country
Hsa
Bfiok Mason Pins,ersr. end C,dea Bladder
lie insnrcs al work 20 stand when the materials
are selected hv himself
Ne Also proposes to cure smoky chimncy- No
cure no pay. lie warrants all work Ia uc done
IN a workmanke style, so a. to stand the closest
criticism.
lie Il now alone IN business, and respectfully
solicit. II share Of public patronage, with full
confidence that h. will bc able Ia render sitisl.c-
ton in all cas,s where his service, are Demanded
Orders from the country viii receive prompt
attention.
4. II LOW FRf.
Marshall, April !, lrSs ly
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LAW CARD.

as,, u a. 't"'
,gKIY X HAYNES. d1oucgs aa3 to'pr
Sc ior, al lar, Marshall. Texas, will give
y1mpt attention to all blsin IS entrusted to thrlr
.c4rs "a.
-,s- . ne East of the public 'qrare IN the
'h1ailng formerly occupied by 7. Perry t,q.
x,v ii ~ Ma l3-y
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DENTISTRY.

FORGE Il. SLAUGHTER DENTIST
~ Marshall Texas viii attend 10 all calls n
'fac country without extra charge GyA
,nlc.s disappointed in business irFyS(A
NV price, are no less than hereto -
|hrc. fhosc wishing their work at private hous' 3
|n towns. will please call on some one else, as |
IMl MT 10 that sort Of practice, only IN extreme
leases.
Calls lrf, with Rene Fitzpatrick Of Marshall,
will mcc, with prompt attention.
March u, "a No 30 II
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LAW ARD.

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shall. Texas. will practicc in the l,~ifr'
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and Federal Courts at Tyler
April ~ l-59
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According to the Detroit Advertiser,
the population Of that city now numbers
10000 T,,c population OF Cincinnati Is
estimated by the Gazette At 5000, 600