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lst. Flight OF Sky Rockets, Stars and Ser
penis.
End. (Passion FGo1oers.) Commences with
a vertical wheel of large dimensions which
changes to the Passion Flower in brilliant Ian
ces, and is completed by a revolving ~intersec-
ton of colored lances with center of white, vel
low, orange, purple, crimson, blue and green
fires surrounded by a magnificent sun of silver
fire, terminating in brilliant gerbes Reporting
Sd. Triangular wheel, red, white blue and
green, flight Of colored rockets and tourbill-
ions.
4th. (Revozuing Glo6e) A BEAUTIFUL me-
chanical piece, commences with a horizontal
wheel changing to a vertical globe, which by
their combined motions, will represent the an
nual and diurnal motion of the earth, and show
ing the various lines in scarlet, green and pur-
pie fires.
9Th. (Nasonic Starr This piece is beauti-
full indeed, very interesting to members of the
order.
9Th. Capnic wheel, large dimensions,
worked with every color known to the art.
7th. (GaUopade Of Serpemts.) An extern
sive revolving piece. The center portions of
the device will represent four large serpents,
each introducing four smaller ones turning re-
versely, assuming a variety of the most lively
and fanciful changes, the center will display a
vertical wheel of a new construction, with
various colored flames, the whole concluding
with a display of brilliant gerbes.
9Th. Mines, colored stars and serpents.
9th (Baaery.) throwing shells 500 feet
high, illuminating with vivid colors the air in
their ascent; in exploding they throw out all
imaginable colors.
10th. (Trcc Of Liberty } composed of col
ored flyers, concluding with the Tree of Liber-
ty in brilliant maroons.
18th. (PoMa Dance.) An amusing and
wonderful piece, forming in its revolutions a
series of fantastic figures quite Incompetent
sible to those unacquainted with its construc-
ton.
18th. Vertical Wheel,) of large dimen-
sions, illuminated with maroon explosions.
18th. Concluding Agricultural Piece,)
with a rainbow shell, which chang
es to an allegorical device, in which will ap-
pear the words "Speeed the plow". Fountains
of fire will be placed on each side of the piece,
out streams of liquid fire and fire
pumps casting stars of crimson, green, purple.
orange, lilac, and bronze fires, concludes with
high. of re9ks, filing the air around with
stars, serpents, golden rain, fiery meteor, &c.
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Prof La Mountain.
WATERToWN, n. Y,

WATERTowN, N. Y, Sept. 80.
Prof. La Mountains balloon has been seen
at Harrisville, Lewis Co., passing over the New
York wilderness, going due East at "a great
elevation. A reward of $1,000 has been offer
ed for the discovery of the b ody alive, and
$500 if dead. A party will go to the woods
to institute a search.
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HHEE
SUNNY SIDE.-The Pastor of thePresbyte-
rian church of Ashland, and his wife were very
much and very pleasantly surprised by the re-
ceipt of the following note on Monday morn
ing, the Sd inst.
Will Mr.. an Mrs. Robinson please accept
the enclosed as a token of tender regard, and
esteem from many of your numerous friends,
who earnestly desire your release for a time
from the cares and Guties which they feel are
weighing too heavily upon you, and avail your
selves of the privilege of a journey together
the direction, time and place to be at your own
disposal.
May God bless you in your absence and re-
store you again to your loved field of labor,
with renewed spirit and energy.
MANY FRIENDS.
The above note enclosed a certificate of de-
posite for SIS from Ladies of the Pastors
charge For this suggestion of relaxation from
toll, the Ladies have our most hearty thanks.
We can only say, in view of such kindness, as
Paul once said of the Christians of Thessolon
lea: "We we're willing to have impaired to
you not only the gospel of God, but also our
own 80 i, because ye were dear unto u.s."
Ard may God bless the kind friends who
have given such a tender expression Of their
regard for the least of his servants.
Rev. JOHN ROBINSON.
MARY w. ROBINSON.
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TRUssEs-We observe that our fellow
t-ownsman, Mr.. HENRY MAIZE, received the
first Premium at the late State Fair at Zancs-
vile, for his Trusses, which are advertised in
this paper.
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PETIT .JuRY FOE OcropER TEnM, 1880

PETIT jury FOR OCTOBER TERM, 1850
The following named gentlemen constitute the
Petit Jury for the October Term, 1859:
John Bowman, Hanover; Fred. Fox, Yer
million; Francis A. Vantilburg, Montgomery;
H. G. Hershey. Mifiin; Cbas. b. Houck, Sui
Iran; Josiah Thomas, Orange; Joseph Brn-
baker, Obadiah Kennedy, Mohecan; Jacob
Fast, VIM Berry, jackson; Benz Huffman
and VIM. Marshall, Clearcrcek.
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RRGE
CLEVELAND PRODUCE MARKET.
DAILY R A OFFICE

TUESDAY, Nook, Oct. 4. T
FLOUR-Salc 30 bbls choice Southern Extra at
So.
WHEAT-Sale one car red on track at $1,o5; $50
bush red at 81 ,O4; car white at S1,15 on track; l
car do at 81, Is OIL track. The ouyers have mostly
~'stepped out and the market is very dull. The
above rates are the extreme.
HIGHWINES-Sales 30 bbls at 123c.
EGGS-Very firm at 12@124c.
SALT-Sales by carload at 81 IL, and from dock
at SILL
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CARD TO LADIES.
The Hachish or Pereie Pills, for Females.

The importers of this reliable and safe remedy for
Female Complaints, would respectfully call the at
tention of the Ladies of this country tdit. feeling as
sured that in the Hachish or Pcrcie Pills they will
find a safe and never failing remedy for all diseases
rising from n deranged or disordeied system such as
sick head ache, palpitation of the heart, lowness of
spirits, nervous affections, Luecarrhea, Whites, DC.
In removing stoppages or distractions of the men
SEES, from whatever cause, they arr infallible. The
suppression so common, is speedily relieved. and
there will be no recurrence, if used according to di-
%rections.
There are times when the Hachish or Percie Pills
should not he taken. ample experience having proven
thatthcy will not only preveni pregnancy, but invar-
ably cause miscarriage if they are taken during the
earlier months married ladies are therefore caution
ed against using them at such times at any other
time they are safe
One peculiar feature of these Pills is the remarka
BILE effect they have upon the e~ye--imparting to its
strength ,clearrfess and brilliancY, (Which is not tran
sient or injurious, bu highly beneficial and ~lasting,)
increasing its mower to an eminent degree and this
effect, in connection with their certainty in removing
distractions &c, indisputably roves thatthey con
tain properties and produce effects never before OBJ
tanned.
None genuine without the signature of EMILE
MouroN, Proprietor, Rue St. Honore, Paris, or MAS
SOL d LAUEiE, Importers.
Price 81 ,25 per box half box Is cents. Sold by
Gayord Il Hammond. VIM. Fiske. Strong d Arm
strong. Benton Brothers, (West-Side,) Cleveland, and
by Druggists generally.
Mail Packages.
Mail Packages put up in closely scaled double en-
velopes, having the appearance of an ordinary letter.
Price 81 90. Sold only by our General Agents, v.
b. ALDEN d CO. Cleveland, Ohio, to whom all
orders should be addressed.
Sold by Potter d Knox, Agents, Ashland, Ohio.
Sept. Is, 1858. ly!5
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s6rGoRHAM & LUTHER are receiving a
very choice stock of fresh goods, precisely
adapted to the wants of the people, and in a
few weeks will have one of the largest stocks
of prime goods that have been brought to
town.
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GRAND JuRY-The following named gen.
tleman compose the Grand Jury for the Octo-
Der Term:
Samuel Cutler, Joseph Gongaway Mifiin
Joseph Chan Her, David B~offmire, Perry; j.
w. Mapes, Hanover; John Keene, Jr., Jack
son; James Sloan and Soloman Wertman, Mil
ton; John Springer and A. Proudft, Montgom-
cry; James Ewing and BENZ. Johnston, Yer
million; Elijah Craw, Lake; Hamilton Porter,
Sullivan; John Aten, Clearcreek.
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any oIhef meulclheN
cnpF 49, -.
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LIZ M ihi !; ~ VI .hsl
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~ WI ~ oPela'ions
oo,nienua'ion
aho Meeical virtues.
"HAf WE DO KNOW,
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fuLflLMLNFo OF WHAT WI
1nosI eVery instance
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Th;s roIuahIa 49,
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G COLUMN.
ASHLAND. OHIO. OCTOBER 5, 1859.

rA-BusHNELL d Co are receiving a great
stock of goods in their new room. They are
going off, too, by the buggy and wagon load.
Pitch in, while they are fresh.
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Ten lines or less make a Square. Displayed ad-
vertisemsnts in single column, ten per cent. extra.
Double column, double the above rates and 80 per
cent extra. Advertisements loaded and placed in
the special notice column, one-half more than the
.5ove rates.
pSg. All notices required to be published by law,
legal rates, viz: 81 each Square for the first three
weeks or less, and 334 each subsequent insertion.
REr Administrators notices of appointment, one
dollar in advance.
Br Business cards-Five lines or less, SIS per
annum.
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance.
Al advertisements not accompanied with written
directions, will be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
Yearly advertisements payable quarterly.
The above rates will be strictly adhered to.
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! sold this article for ION
.-tcoSFIpENcE ASD TRuTH
der been able 10 say Of
NEVER a IT FAIL
STANCE TO EFFECT
used. Never did we
satisfaction by any one
contrary, all are delight
md speak in terms Of
IF its magical effects
Se speak in this matter
LATTER ten years .expsT
REPUTATION ron The
tERE Infal-
*here the infant Is suf-
i-iaustion, relief viii be
!, y minutes atter fha
lratlon lsthe prescription
~IPERIENCED and Skill
lgland, and has been used.
CESS in THOUSANDS of
rEr 80
child from pain, but ips
"a n d bowels, ecorrects
and energy TO The whole
Instantly relieve GRIP
AND WIND COLIC and
which if not speedily
We believe it the Fest
THE WORLD, in ell csses
~lDIARRHOEA INCHIL-
from teething, or from
would say to eyerymoih-
ling from any of the
do not let your prejndi-
Iof others, stand between
the relief that will be
ILUTELY SURE-to fol-
icine if timely used
will accompany each
unless the facssmile of
New York is onithe Out
H25cts pei Bottle So
throughout the world
Is Cedar st. N. York
1--n-
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TO- 5000 AGENTS WANTED.-To sell 4 new in
~vcntions. Agents have made over S25, 900 on one
better than all other similar agencies. Send four
stamps and get 80 pages particulars, gratis.
1y39 EPHRAIM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
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RYDER'S
PREMIUM PHOTOGRAPHIC
Gallery of Art.

MERCHANTS BANK 3 ,GLEQELAND,O
The best Oil-painted Photographs in Ohio, are c1-
ccutcd Il at this establishment.
Persons lI2ving old Dagucrreotypes Of last or alb
sent FRIEND wi.ic:I they wislrto-put in more perma-
nent and effective Shape, eanYhsve Them copied in
Photograph. to the size OF life and painted in oil
equal 10 portraiis 1rOTn lie
ALLEN SMITH, JR.. paints for no other Photograph
list in this city.
All tire various styles Of small pictures taken in a
superior manner. March l. 1S59.-6m39
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MsrAeEHrs WANTED IN THIS STATE to canvass
with the GOLDEN SALvE. Sells rapidly. Can make
good pay, For terms, Sc, send stamp.
1y39 C. P. WRITTEN, Lowell, Mass.
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GAM EPILEPSY BE CURED?

We think the following letter from a respectable
citizen of Mississippi will answer the question and
remove all doubts from every unbiased mind:
GRENADA, Miss, juno s., 1855.
DR.. Seth s. Hance, Baltimore, Md.-Dear Sir: l
take great pleasure in relating a case of spasms or
fits, cured by your invaluable Pills. My brother, j.
J Lyon, has long been afflicted with this awful dis
ease. He was first attacked while quite young. He
would have one or two spasms at one attack at first
but as he grew older. they seemed to increase like.
Pills, he had them very often and quite severe, pros
t'atino him body and mind Els. mind had saf4red
Of ttoss Hts. He has enjoyed fne health fer he last
five months past His mind has also returned to its
original sprightliness An t4:is,I take a great pleas
ere IN communicating a. : may be the means Of d.
recting Others to the remedy Chat viii cure them.
Yours respectfully. &s
No person who Is suffering from Fits or spasins.
should neglect sending to DR.. Hance, after this; for a
supply of his i~nestimable medicine. His prices are
as follows /: one box, So two, s.; twelve. sa4-
sent by malt free. on II -aceipt of a remittsnce. :
Address SETH S. HAN E. l9s Baltimore street
Baltimore, Nd Ewle
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Light Light Light aoro Light
poTTER 4 KNOX have on hand a good supply
1 of the celebrated
COAL OIL AND coal OIL LAMBS.
the brightest and Cheapest Light known Except
the light "fthe SUM- Sold in anyquantiiy. 12f
90 Hhd's. SUGAR, prime quality for sale to suit
~ purchasers at SQUIRE s SELBY'S
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Programme of Fire Works to BIO Exhibit
ed on the F mir Grounds ON Friday
evening Oct. I4th, 1850.
LIST. Flight of Sky Rockets, Stars and Ser
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GBe asblano Nuion.

THE ASHLAND UNION is published every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, in Ashland, Ashland
County, Ohio, by
III. -. II.
at tho following rates:
RG- Per year, if paid in advance, or with in the
H9- If payment be delayed until the expiration
Of the year, invariably. so
N OF ADVERTISING.
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Notice to Teachers.

TNHE Board of School Examiners of Ashland Coun
L ty will hold the following Examinations during
the year 1859, at Ashland, viz:
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TERMS OF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27
WILLIAM sl,iEl.l,s + CO.,

MOULD say 10 the rantrss C@esas1 nat
w they src now manufacturing t'uttna Ot0
Of IA ,Syso.h pattern. whssh IN llshsMa -
.nt, .,.e,l Of ginning sssl cxeclieAc~ Il saneee.
are unsurpassed by sss otNs auaSe. ssews
North Of South The jturrsh n tlr cyti~dFss
run in wafer boxes l,ssul with Bubsitsa 1sssl.
thereby doing swsy with ftictioa sfinosl eS.ise
ly The Irv.h shsf n psk,st~f % 10 b'sd q
lnush % ~ 10 prevent cotton wtmtsag arossss,
frequently causing thc Gin 10 take 6se.
We al,o manufacture Com Min LOT asy ssse
and qral,yl which have rp~isls, hsrn pro-
noum,I 10 1. liz ls-a lIosss Nh IN 49,
They arr al ys.rred 10 ir run without GROWING
the Is.-rs and are bofci t~wn ~ fhsrc eRm b
ro ri wing way. al !. sonstiHa~ thu e,sr with
those ,hai arr o,,i, wedge Ast<srd
on- Factory i. I.-s,~d n AisdAp, Claisosne
Parish La. where W. have mfspde faeiiitsu w
making s,-n TOO TO three hundFed atasb prs
annum aud many mills, Shoshl paessess d.
sirc 10 Try o,w Sin- Sr ,isy arr Ill snssastCd,l
ibey can address M at .he above nr@saas1
place. where their c..,t.s SiIl Awsss rwiss
strict attention.
We are Southern n~r. .sA q IL ~ Asss
manufactures
We would refer ,i,osc unacqna'sss@ nth os'
t,in- To the gentlemen, tanned hslcs
J VI Taylor -Uncie Joe > Maf-hsl, Tss's
Judge Joseph Mason,
II. II, james.
Rev. " Il Hill
Rev. Henry Ware.
Lmucl Langley. 1l~e springs.
Mai W A. Tuie.
col John NJ .Joiss. .Jrftrsoa, Cas- Co, T~yss,
" II FREEMAN. Esq,
: + Npsclcy fsq,
Hon. j. - Henderson. Cas- Co. Texas.
Col " ills Whitaker,
: + Aidrdgr. CI.shur Co. Texas.
John Ellis. "
Dr Jonathan Adams. Harrison 60, T~KAs
Col VIM Clark, hurry Il-sg'~, Harrison Co..
rexAs.
April | 1859 In29:Gm
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\ MUSIC STORE.
~ NNEN GOONS.

I HAVE on hand good assortment Of sum.
mcr an,l early Fall Good consisting Of
Towels.
Linen and Cotton Shooting.
Shirling,
ncmins i'rine.
Ru-sci. and i;roganr and
Adcs Shoes.
\ GOOD assortment Of
Qneens and Hardware,
Fancy py Goods, Sc, Sc
Purchaser. are respectfully invited 10 give nc
, ealI ls,lorc nnrchnsine q II PIKE.
.u'y 2Nth $50 90
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BARRIER SALOON.

'rIlE undersigned having formed GO partner
! ship, Ano tilted ug thy large n'd commsfons
room ovog Lancaster * Go nu's Siorc north
slde of the rias'c Squarr o3a
SHAVING SALOON
are prlaroi toncrve tbeSc vino may patfon'1c
them Hair Csoring. Cutting. Shampaonins.
&c, executed IN uiapacr Ia give SUBTRACTION.
They viii keep IN hand apply Of
FINE rERFrMARN nay RUN, etc
They also sccr "a hand 4 -s'fseior article OF
cfG4RS IND CREHfNG TOBACCO
Their cpstor,ass sill bear this IN mind, sold
a, very snail prot .
AUGUSTUS IRkNKe.
FINED RICHARDS.
tae e. 1850 tstf
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EDUCATION

MISS f. II. srRACHAN has declined
teaching with Mfs. Roniocy and will con.
time to give lessons in Music. singing. and Va"
Languages upon her own responsibility Tnrmi
can hr known upon Application 10 Nj Stmclun
At the residence Of Mr. Edward " amack.
Marshall August 6, l-59.--i,:6m
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WI N LOn\rrON Maval
l.. \ IIr>psRsoS. Rcloni0
Aug. II, So 493w

h. II ordained. That it shall lac the duty Of the
city Constable TO examine the shooting tale
rics of the city Of Marshall and II the same or
any one nf them. be so constructed Is 10 cndan-
ger persons or property ou'sd" Ut the same rom
a careless, or accidental discharge Of pistol.
said constable shall point out to the keeper ol
the sane the necessary addition TO change or
alteration. 50 us to prevent the Inability 10 INJURY
rom persons or property ON the oui-dc ct the
fame And II the keeper OF said gallery or
galleries. after being notified by the constable,
shall suffer any pistol 10 be- discharged iu said
gallery until the same ia secured to the satish'c-
lion o said constable or pi any three OF the board
of Aldermen. the owner of sad gallery shall he
fined IN 4 sum not less than ten nor mprc than
twenty-five dollarsior each pistol discharged IN
violation of this ordinance and the license ol sad
gallery shall he 'orthsith revoked
WM. VI. JOHNSTON, Mayor
l.. 4. HENDERSON. Recorder.
August It'll. 1889 as:3t
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Mrs, UDNEOCN'~ ACADEMY.

Mas T.. " BoNforrs school will reopen ON
the 9Th of september Her patrons will learn
Of her arrangements for music by calling upon
her
Marshall August 9th
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IlkENESSES.

4 c MOESTrf has rcoponcl rooms 10
"A, Marshall over the store Of King Ihcttofd,
North side Of The public SQUARE, whore he IS
ready TO take Licensees IN the most approved
stylc Persons wishing 20 favor him with their
patronage will please give him an carly cal
T. S.-iIaving maslc the Art his stu1y and
exclusive business for the last nine Year. and
always taking the Licenses himself hc will con
Time to de So and warrants not IN leave his
wo-b ia the hands Of apprentices or Incompetent
Artists hut to execute any order in person with
cSactn-ss and Dispatch.
MnY On lshn-L
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PLANTATION GOODS.


rruE oFflCt Of this company i he'll ., the
| corner Of AIs,,n and Bolivar strccis IN the
cilv II Marshall Trya- Al persons having
hn,,n,-a. will hl,d The onicc clsn from a. 10
a. e., daily.
JErTuA rpWik rs, prst
u e Wunss -ccfciwF
! .ne n i~as 4, ~
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Bows and Youths ClOth;ur.

ItST Received and for sale nv q q Gregg
~ Co. a large bin. intending Register Froek-
sacks. AMI over Sacks. Vests AN, Pants 10 III
boys and youths from three to twcit, wears old
to which We cali the attention of 81 the bows
August q, 50. No5G
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Mems Clothing,

lust Received and for sale by g. C. Grcrr
- Co. $4,000 worth mems clothing IN this
bill mny be found al qualities styles aud yrioos
from 'ao highest 10 The lovcs
August -. 80 \o5o fl,
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ROBERT W. POE. NJ. d.,
HOMEOPATHIC pHysICIAN

ESfECrFui.LY offers his professional ser
~ ylcca Ia the citizens Of Marshall and vicin
ity. lie will for the pr,scn, he found ai The
residence Of =, Murrah, Esq
~ Chrome eases at a distance. by sending
statement Of symptoms through the mad, VIII
meet with prompt attention.
August u. 1859 5nif
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W. \. TARl.ETON.

Nv the firm Of Taretou 4 Burhge Of Austin.
Va spending some weeks in Marshall Ter
sons Wdo have Ag or land business in thu West,
IN the General and Office or Court of Claims,
can sco Mr. r, or write to him at thi' placr
They will attend 20 tl approval OF suspended
ortihcatcs viii hpy and I'll certificates aud
iani
lhoy arc, iy1m lnag experience acquainted
wi,hihc land claims e i'cNas Mt u was long
CONNECTED with the Cont Of CLAIMS. nn'i
T. compiling most valuable Abstract show
ing.1 Inc valid certificates IA the state. They
hasN knowledge ii many most ysluahl, iaea-
tious, Persons who have certificates 10 locaic.
or WI, are inienNtcd in Texas Lamb whctlrr
r'.ders or non.rtsdcnts. wonld - we'll 20 cou-
sul, tn NJ
Aug'r, 9Th. 1859 i5U
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The southern citizen. weekly paper,
conducted in Washington for seven or
eight months Ivy John Mitchell. Esq, will
we understand, he discontinued after
the issue Of hcxt week The good will
of the paper has been transferred to the
New York Day Book, with which the
subscribers to the Citizen will be fur
nshcd Mr. Mitchell is about TO pro.
Good % Eurnne
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Misses HAT, and Flats.

lust Received aud for sale hy
~ G.. G.. GREGG a co
August 81. 80 No50 I'm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27
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'l>HE undersigned tlsankfal 49,
l for the pnstrona-c win
which they have hvn mvossi. ,
wou'd respectfully inform thssr lFisnsh as1 ~
public, that they nv pcIarvl 70 carry ~ tn
various departments iiasinx wamy yvusu' n.
pcrcucc they fs,tcr 'h~nt~i,~ tiat ~ nrss-
ness oi s','. and durability u voek, thy win b
unsurpassed ht amy .-snhis-hssnt 10 III 0sueA.
They hs,r iuss received. a~d wil aausys hsp
on hand, l~rye supply n nv neassial ss11ahto
ls all styles Of b.gxirs and cssriaCs. CeacA
glasses, .xlra siz,. an hanl
Repairing donc at shwt noticc.
Terms CASH, and pricm - Iow . 90 -
afforded hy amy gcssl nssa,snic. An weea wss.
ran,cd Cali and e>nmr our weeA NJ FsiesN
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