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New Advertisements.
Estate Of Gideon Thorn psOn, Desc

NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned,
IN Administrator of the above-named estate, to
the creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against said deceased to exhibit the same, with
the necessary vouchers, within one year from the
publication Of this notice to the undersigned, ut
Chamber Prairie, Thurston county, W.T..
STEPHEN d. RUDDELI.
Chambers Prairie, W. r., Oct. 81 1861. 5l:wt
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Saricnt Meadow Grass Seed.

FnNlIIS seed the acknowledged superiority Of
which, for either dry meadows or for sandy
praircs, for pasturagc or for moving, has rem
lcred il 50 popular can be found in quantities to
suit purchasers, ut the store of
Z. 4. WILLIAMS.
\. B.-Timc for sowing in February Or March,
November I'd, 1861. 5l:m3
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sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued by the Clerk
J ST the District Court Of the I'd Judicial Dis
trict Of Washington Territory. and to INC directed
and delivered. against the goods and chatscls land
tcncmcnts and effects ofLevis Ensign, ! have lev
led upon. seized ssd takes isto execution ssd will
sell according To Law. ~ t6e courthouse door IN
OLYMPIA, 1.-THE Capitol bsildiag.D % Neaday, IN
ee1ber the I'd, A. d. 1851, ~ he hesr u one
in the snersoon. The following described ssai es-
tate viz Less ose, two. three. four, Gre. sx sev-
es and eight, ef hlsek (s3) n Tie revs
cf Olympia; the same 10 be sold 10 satisfy jsAx-
sssss resderrd BY the said District Court 10 iasss
- Ge"sEe BlsseA~s, end against Lewis Easig~. 81
The som II thissssa hssaFea dsllasr asA issersss
there"n II TEN pr cent pr ssssa, ffeo aDd slies
Tho i5ss day of April, 4. n ISIS, ssE~shR With
ceeas q sea and iscreased cmsss
WILLIAM BILLINGS.
Sheriff Il nhsrsssa Co., VT.
Noseusher :. 1851. Sl-vA
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ro0P tu0
OF THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
WASHINGTON, d. c., July l, 1861.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July l, 1861.
The undersigned commenced, in the month Of
December last, the publication, in this city, of u
weekly ncwapspcr, called the National Republican.
II is printed on a large sheet, twcnty-sevem by
fortytwo inchcs and is furnished at the low prices
stated below.
It will contain all the original matter Of tho
daily National Republican, with the exception Of
local news not intcrcting TO country subscribers.
II will give full reports of the proceedings Of
Congress, and fthc other departments Of the M.
i tiOnal Government
1t will contain all the news of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets, &c, &C., rs we'll rs an
original correspondence from all parts Of the
country. The miscellaneous department will re-
ceivc special attention, and in nll respects, the
effort will be made to establish the character Of
the National Republican rs Family Newspaper.
Washington being now the central point Of the
current military operations great attention will be
paid TO furnishing the readers Of the National
Republican with full, and especially with accurate
accounts of the progress ofthe war for the Union.
In politics, the paper will lie Republican, sus-
tanning the Administration of Mr.. Lincoln, hut dis
claiming, however, any pretcnsion to be the organ
of the President.
There is no other Republican paper in tho Dis
trict Of Columbia, or in tho vicinity Of it, and lis
believed that recent events have opened 10 such
paper important sphere of useful effort. The
time has come, when the actual administration Of
the Government upon Republican principles will
explode the Interpretations which have made
those principles 50 distastcful to the South.
But il is not only here, and in this vicinity that
the projectors Of the National Republican hope to
make il useful. To the whole country they offer
journal which will discuss national politics from
national standpoint, and which will never he
swerved from patriotic duty by any overpowering
pressure Of local interest.
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pssi street. heiw.ea California and Prse. san
Frasoisco P.sso.sEs ssf Gys, rsf.sy S-rs,Sss Mem
hers 81 the ROYAL Colleges Of Lonion and Edin-
bargh. Graduates ofthe niversities VI London and
Edinburgh.-Frsi Prizes for Anaion.. and Chem
i-try and Second for Medical Jurisprudence for the
above named Universities. --iionorary hysieisns
to the Edinburgh l., Hospital. and Surgeon
Glasgow Lock Hospital, beg To call the attention
OF the pabic 10 their Eaioaai Node II TSeaf'sy and
Caring Ds.eases, and may be consulted daily from
"a. ". till sP. NJ. on
DISEASES ov the FOLLOWING Organs:
BRAIN. Eye. Ear. Heart. Lwrgs. L,rov. Stomach and
istest,sai Canal: ESwereas. NtIeep. Nd
ncys and remaia'"y Urinary Or
yass: IMdri,ery and
Dsedses of Women and Children.
Surgical Ca"s-Operafions Of every class and
character performed. tdses cfNerroMs or .feqnred
Debi'ty, Diseases Of the Skin, etc. etc, We beg to
draw particular attention to. Also, Fibrous aud
Muscular Rheumatism, commonly called Chronic
and Acute, and generally produced by the use Of
Mercury. DOCTORS PERCY l. CO.,
614 Dupont street, bet. California ard Pine.
N. bah letters for Advice or Medicines
promptly answered, and out door patients attend
ed to day and night.
San Francisco, Aug, 1861. 4l:m3
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when Ciuh IL ssbscricers has beea foru arjed
additions nay be osAe Ia il - The sAoe terms
u is not seressary that The ssbsrribess ss . eiub
shsald receive their papess tke saoe psss s1re.
Money nay he forwarded ny asil. Il esr rish.
Large srcossss cas- ~ r~nisseA il draAs - hps-
tea New ierk. PkilsAelrAa. - ealsiosse !:
smaller amounts in gssA, % in ssses q -sasess
hsaks.
The Daily Sss~~si RysIisrss b psh,i.hsd
every Ucs~isg tSssaays esespseA) q ~ - pr
anssn, in aAsas~s. AAAsp~ss
v. J. MCErACu 4 CO..
tssiyl wssAi.ess., nc.
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~ATT'0
N ERv0U9 ANT1D0TE!
TIME depot for the sale of this remarkable ,acdi-
i cine is at the Family Drug Store,
Corner Clay and Dupont Str .ets,
San Francisco,
and for sale by all Druggists. Its effects are Mag
ical new cases Ofcures are reported every day.
WAkEFULNESS CURED
at once quiet healthy sleep takes the place Of
nightmare, starting in the sleep, and disturbed
slumbers, from whatever cause Nervous Trem-
bling cured;
DELERIUM TREMENS
vanish before its magic touch, and its regeneFa.
tive power afterwards 10 wonderful. The crutcA
and canes Of old Rheumatics are thrown away, and
they leap for joy.
Nervous Headache,
Giddiness,
lmpotcncy,
Painting,
Imbccil;ty,
Neuralgia, &c.
Twichings in the face, and all nervous Diseases
yield to its wonderful soothing influence.
II will restore manhood to its pristine vigor,
even after years Of impotcncy, aud is the only
known and certain cure for
Mental Debility.
Sold BY Rcddington l. Co., f. Hall / Co., c
Morrill,, q. Langley, Crane l. Brigham, r.
White, San Francisco; X. II. Mcdonald, Sacra-
mcntO; s. 7. Watts aud Rice Coffin, MaTysviile |;
+. S. Holden, Stockton, and by all Druggists in
California, Oregon and Washington Territory.
For sale also by DIR. r. WILLARD, Olympia.
September, 1861. 44:m3
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D00J' Q 100U00 16oUo0, 0oooW -
and oO0o0e - eOoo0o-is psreiy ~ re-
presented and made in strict accordance siih phar
mseesteal 6osmals and is strictly GUARANTEED tree
from Spirits. Mercury and Arsenic which oassss
qe said e any other known PrvT@rztsea of the
Is snegaailed II Saiekiy removes from the sss-
ten all morbid and impure masses.-N--rury.
Lead ssd Arsenic. Foe all ehrouie diseases, thefs
ts no cfh~ remedy e.tsai flss all, 80 does o.ys,
Rhan.tisn, Serofsls. Old Sores. Sal, kkesm.
Gsrt, Lumbsgo, PInpi-s on the face and BODY.
Nearzigis. Pains in the joints Chr1:c sore Ewes.
-y-ing Fever. ;sisSrzrses Liver rS=ri.Iss
diseases arising from impar~ state Of Eissa
Skia and ki4ssys, ga,ck aad SURF. NJ Hail
Sarsap4r,ii, fcsses eoek sn1 I@dias of Pos.ss
For sale ererv~h~rv. f.r tine Dollar e Bo,fie-
seat b. expires 10 any aidres for Five Dollars
X Hall Co Sele Proprietor
Nos 81 80 Cl.y st. San Francisco
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Estate rLemuel wr.xht. Decsasea

Estate Of Lemuel Wright, Deceasea
NOTICE u hereby given BY the undersigsedr
the creditors Of, and al persons having claim
against said deceased, to exhibit the saSs Win
The necessary vouchers, within one year iton ~
publication At this notice, to the uldersigusd, q
Oysterville, Pacific county, W. r.
HENRY X. STEVENS, Adn'r.
Oysterville, ". T., Sept. goth, 1851. ls:wl
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SAFES! SAFES!
r. TO0.0AN.

Fe TUUs0A An
- Doloery street, 0o0 Francisco,
COLE Agent fsr TiLrON 1 NcFARLAxD'S
- celebrated Fire-Proof and Burglar 00oeos
This Safe is veil known in the market for its NJ
surpassed sre-rrcef qsality. having sishssas1 b
California. % veil in The East. the hcesess 6fes
kssss- Ne Co rsSts n esAiess certificates lsuo
Psssies IN 90 Disisg towns. vhese teess Snees
have hees sshjr~s 10 ~ osss srvess seses - -
2se-4saliaies- rbese Sa1ss ssr s<suss1 - sus
CO0Ao00no00 A0ek.
fsis Lsrk b 10 svvsy s>~pr~s ~ ~ ssesss
- n -; 10 ss9ssss ~ by - csoAiaseiss -
sv<a ~ sasr. ~ ~ key rh~se1 - shssssrssa
e~a IL sssss. i v~ssA ~ rerSrssay sssssss -
IT, Fs~sess~s gsAess bis kssssa9 ~ s~oAiss-
s,"s. az sssssi hey, sAsrA ~ sssss carries -
his hesA
Il sss.s 10 sass ~ . sslish1s sslk- - ooks IL
sAsss eh>spss shss ssy ssb<s 10 th~ onsA<s-
- iasge ssssstDess - hsst - - ssssss-
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ST. - nsssrsy -. - psasrisrs-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
0eoog1O0s yOo6ees.

Re-. r J. ESaS. vii, preach ia the District
School hosse on the hrst, second, ssi fSarsh
Sundays vi each aoa,s .; IIA.s
Services in ,he y. &. Church every Sabbath
evening", at clock.
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Farm Nr Sale.
T.. *, KA0T.

Sole Agent of the we'll known house Of SEIBER-
LlCH, Philadelphia, whose goods ore recognised
by the trade as being better in quality Of stock,
workmanship and style, than any other house n
the world, and has now opened sample loas ~ bic
extensive warerooms, 9l4 California ~
The attention Of the trade 10 invited.
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NVHE undersigned will sell bis lssa slsia.
niies hesow Olympia. a. the SsssA ~ cash
Sod Ssrn has Is Arms nader god sslsivsaies. \,
acres 0s6es trace. uith seses 10 siDsehs; asd
esSA dwelling hesse Esd cssbuiiaiags- Her pas-
ocslass spPly - this s0Rre ~ - he ssAsssig.eA
- shs premises. HERBERT yEAL.
November ?. 1851 5l0
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Probate NOoioe.
IN the Probate Cosst RsssSe a
of rhsrstso Csssss. JsAs Edgar.
WasAiagsss Tssrisssy. 4srsassA.
- JOHN y. SWAN, AAni.ssasssr sseA 81
sussssd Vss - sssss:-faks ssssce shss 80
have bees CITED - appsas be6sse ssr rid Probate
Cosrt. In and for sai1 eossiy II Thssssea. -
Osynpss. a Tuesday, the ass Gay a Jassasy,
ses1. ne seos being the secead day a The Jass-
cry Tern efsaid court. 70 make lnal settlement ss
AAninsssssios Of ss,d esssse
.-s r. Y. WAIVER,
Probate Judge ~ rbussson ccnsss.
Olympia, November ,, 1861. 5.se.
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tue tOeO SOnl01otfot1OO.
One thing or measure, Imay approve,
and another not ~ certainly do ap-
prove the late order to Gen Fremont,
BY which Mr.. Lincoln srubs that char
Teton. and checks him in bis abolition
proclamation,-But - IN American,
and feeling q pride in the flag of the
country. Unjust think with Goa Scott.
that the sseasxres ordered by the New
York Tribune ( other political news
capers, aud Partisaa politicians, about
Washington City, were hasly, prema-
snrc, / unwise, and resulted in q hu-
initiation. which !, in common with
every rejecting american, and lover Of
his country mast deeply feel.
IeIly vecog.ixe the duty Of the 3D.
mipistrllioa 70 suppress al vislations
of IL Lava asd especially to "put
1sva rsbellisa" ut = loag . our free
institutions last, o. ny life l.sts dali
claim asd excsriss The night I WAS born
with, u. - vo1s, - spsak for that
I'cliey which in my opinion 10 best
adapsed 70 maiutain, o. restore the IN
ion Of The Uni1sl HtaAss. Of which l
am. and ever intend to b . free, uncou-
ditioaal. and loyal citizen, opposed to
rebellion, abolitiouism, military despot-
len, cd Ill violatious Of The constitu-
ton Of the best govsrnment OF the best
rerabtc, vt made By man.
Very Respectfully.
Your obi srv't J. TILroy.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-15
Platform adopted by the Union Demo.
cratic state Convention of 1861

WHrRE'S, The Democratic party has ever been
the party offealty 10 free government and frater-
nal devotion to the rights Of the States Of the
Union, aud of Unwaverlng fidelity to the laws, the
Constitution, the Union, and the country-readV
to maintain them by all proper means and t
every sacrifice
And whereas, The country IS now defendinei IL
self against war without justification, or decent
excuse; waged upon it by reasonable comblna
tinns claiming to represent the people of certain
States claiming to have seeded from the Union
which is maniteslIy war for the invasion Of
our National Capital: for the overthrow of our
National Government the oppression of the loyal
States the subuga;iop OF the Union war 10
humble in the dust our National flag; to wrench
hom the American people their constitutional
rights Of determining for themselves their own
policy, foreign and domestic, and To blot them out
from the class OF the great powers of the world
And whereas such war, so aggressive in its
character aud deadly in its purposes, forces
upon the country an issue which can be met but
in one way by any people having the common in
stinct Of fseltprnser,ation, or worthy Of an exist
euCr as a nation;
Therefore, be it unanimously resolved BY this
Convention,
/. That at this time when the country is resist
ing war Of oppression and destruction, iudifler-
cuce is impossible to the patriot and neutrality is
cowardDce, if not prcmcdtated dlsloyalty
.. That the people Of California in the past have
been most anxious for peace Throughout the land
NJ
he ft,,rc. At tha Zane ti,,n nv ors gbo,e ali
5j;,,,s t, H.. I->,o> tl1 C0,,'t,;,, ia ,ba El'
against all aSsaiants-no matter who they are
Tl ~ H.. .,,,,, cr,;s f tbo rooroan
inn, and rs,,,,, ,,I7 Sta,o I'm irs o Lora."-
crn f,;,Ihil,- di.cL5rr. L'r G'nsi.t,,,+inr.I ~
+,,,s =, ,i tri,,,l ti l@5on,I C"o w.,
1 | I. ] %'', ,o 'oa," .. "
, H. r t,,,, ,,tt,,' ~ NVash;!, -,
IN ," dot " @ uoi. .ou -.
itl .r o.,,,s, ,(;s r,t, ,,';,,g,,e',I L. ~,
g,,.rr oE'.'S' Ills No'' "'J"s'""p'e e"H un'
Tt', -, tl, orCa,;
c,; ',"l ~ t', T,S " y, N"'.-
~, III ~ - t ,,r,,, I -, ,,I ''.''sn.' 'n''n'
~ "'' XXX ,aa. ,,,'' 80 a. pdIiI'
t, c.' ,t - a. ',.'S iii 80 iS +hu 'Ss
','' ''-q Ii i,,;
" "'e"' ''J'' - '' "'U '''-i'O' Oe''' u0'i0iI VII
both
?. l"at lu the pfe'ont over" "heimng crlsIs, lie
"h W"n"' .reN' bN rey'vlng past partisan issues,
lo oISuac' 'ue pe"i ie o. To "rost from their hon
! cst and lmIlotc devotion some sordid partisan
% 300 b Inc IL
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-15
NO. 80.

i've companies AF all officers as high as Captain-
and acauces above Captain shall be filed by
the votes Of the commits ssioned officers of the
regiment, and al officers elected shall be COM
missionet By the respective Governors. Of the
States, or by the President Of the United States.
Section u. And be it further enacted That all
letters written BY soldiers IN the service Of the
United States may be Transmitted through the
mails without prepayment Of postage under
snch regulations as the Post Office D. partment
may prl scribe, tie postage thereon to be paid by
the recipients.
Section Il. And be it fnrther enacted. That
the Secretary Of War be and he is hereby author,
lied aud directed to introduce among the volun-
teer force IN the service of the United States the
system OF allotment tickets now used in the navy
or some equivalet system, by which the family
Of the volunteer may such portions Of his pay as
he may request.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-15
GOtels and grstaurants.
HOTEL DU E0RD G. RESTAURANT
TO TEKE PUBLIC.

IF you want to be comfortable and at home-Go to
il the Hotel du Nord.
DO you wish a a good Breakfast, Dinner or Sup
per in style which can not he surpassed? Go to the
Hotel Du Nord.
Do you wish good bed In and fine ventilated
room where neatness and cleanness be found from
the first to the fourth story? The Hotel Du Nord is
the place
Do You wish any family and reception rooms?-
The Hotel Du Nordl
The culinary is conducted in n remarkable style
known to be the best the Pacific Coast. Tho pre-
pretor of the Hotel and Restaurant Du NOrd viii spare
trouble to suit every taste.
There is a fine cool, private dining room in the
House.
Liquors and Cigars, first choice. Billiards free.
The proprietor begs to iniurln his friends and the
travelling public that they will find in the Hotel pu
Nord every thing as announced and not to be surpas
ed by any other hotelm the city-pote walters and
prompt attendance.
Carriages for all parts of the city and stages ior
all parts of this state.
gsS~ English, French, German Spanish and italian
spoken.
90 Open day and night J. SAJOUS,
sepI my Sole Proprietor, Marysyille Cal.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-15
NOTICE.

CHNHE undersigned hereby gives notice That size will
4 apply to the Board of Supervisors of Yuba county
at the next regular Of said Board for renewal
of the Ferry license, and establish toli-bridge
across the Yuba river at SmpsoDs, on the river eros
sing near M4rysvile citv. NJ. Il. SIMPSON.
sept. 7, 1861. sell
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-15

yEyGE above stable which is Of the finest in the
L city, heing - by so feet in size, covered with
heavy tin roof and provided with fine stalls, is now
open for the reception Of tock Of all kinds.
The facilities for water are second to in the
country.
There are two large entrances 10 the stable-one on
C street and on9 on Maiden Lane.
We have also a large Corral attached wllere stock
drovers can corral Steep cattle and horses, with all
the conveniences of water and feed
Baled Hay and Barley for sale.
The patronage OF the pubic Is solicited Our charges
will be found moderate y. ALLEY,
spp1 If A. W MAY.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-15

DR.. Fattery present new, safe and certain treat
meut fer the diseases to which females peculiarly
liable, effect ally removing them and their drefu re
suits
s@5~ Dr.. T., II required, Will visit ladies at their
residences.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-15
TO BEER CONSUMERS

~ EAVdNG heretofore been unable 20 sGppiy the
= great demand for our BEER we now take
pleasure in informing that we nave re-
mandatory, the
Albany Brewery, Sa1 FlT,alnleissSeo;
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-15
Thursday, September 18th,

GREAT TROTrING STAKE
Free TO all Trotters except stations Pnree $3.50,
mile heats bes. three in five TO rness TGiee entries
required and two TO start to make race. Ten per
cent entrance fee.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-15

We are happy 10 inform our friends and patrons in
Marysve and vicinity that now prepared To
furnish every body with superior article oi LAGER
BEER, and in any quantities requrei.
P. sPKECKELS & CO,
jy25-1n Marysyille.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-15
Tuesday, September l0th,

GREAT STALLION STAKE
Free s Trottng stations. Purse 500; mile
heats bst three in five harness. Three entries
qred and two to star. &c make race. Ten pes cent
entrance fee.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-15
Great Races at tho
4EJ ? A4&
r ,sssas9sss-X
ARYSVILLE PARK.

THE Agricultural, HORTICULTURAL and Mechanirs'
1 Society of the Northern District cf California NJ
their Fair Marysyie, offer the following additional
purses ior de fOllrgiug races:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-15

These races viii come oil at the MARIsNILLE
PARK COURSE, kept bv Il r. O'HANLON The ra-
will take place i'm the Afternoon n, after the adj urn
ment at the Cattle Grounds
The entrance viii be uida for these races with II.
T. OIIANLUN at the Park and viii close at { P NJ. on
the day proceeding each ra
The above races viii be conducted according TO tbs
rules ofthe Marysyile ParA and under the pervs-
ion of its judges
TIE stock competing for these purses may an'or sr
any other seperate prize the regular Prprnup IA
and will be required to be within the Calt4s orounds
according to the rules Of the Society.
\. B.--Ile admission to theSs will ha ffty
cents each This alu.sou viii be required Of all per
sons, whether members of the Society of erwise
these races additional to the regular proceed
ings OF the society.
The purses and prizes Of this Society arc open TO
the whole Pacific Coast.
&. N. SWEZY, President.
A. u. STARR, Treasurer
J. 4. GALLOWAY tst Vice Pros.
CHAs. NJ GoRHAN, Secretary. aus
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-15
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

IA published every Saturday mofnrg, and contains
gently EIGHT columns Of reading matter. The aim OF
he pil fishers will be to nRke 1t good paper, and
suitable Gering forfr friendsin the AtianticStates'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-15

GREAT DOUBLE TEAM RACE
Free to all Irotters. Purse $50, two mile hea
hest two iu three to harness. Three teams to ent
and two 70 st.tr' to make race Ten per ceut. {
trance fee
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-15
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
oALY AND WE XII Y
BY A. s. RANDALL 81 co.
os7c. corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.

g. RANDALL, s.B. CHRISTIAN, j. F. WHITAKER
c. L. CRACkBON, W. BoULWAEE.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-15
PAINTER & CO.
ALLEY & MAY.....Proprietors

IN rHEREAR or TIE TOWN CLOCK, Merysyine
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I)fntlstvll.

nR. ]. H. JOHNSON Resden, Dentist, Marshall
- Texas. fully appreciates the patronage ana con
hieace extended 90 him for the last two years and
hope. o. merit il, continuance. j. responsible tor al
work done b, him, Teeth put up on gold plate IRON
ne taa fhl set His services caB be obtained by ad
Pressing him by mail.
az 0fr,cs la RULERS building up stairs.
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l>urul Embellishments.
A LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF
SADDLERN.

Siop Fast of tic Republican Ofee, IN the Oid
Post oBse Building.
a Tnr undersigned is happy to Inform
friends tina, h. has jus, received a large
and yery superior stock of sAppLtlN and -
now fully prepared to OH all orders N h's me
in manner to give complete satisfaction. An
establishment properly furnished has been re
ouirod for many years in Marshall The under.
signed from his long experience in the business,
understood exactly what was needed, aud he
thinks h. has oiled IT, He wishes the citizens
Of Marshall aud surrounding country to call
and examine for themselves before buying else
where. A superior lot OF saddles and Harness,
and everything in his line kept constantly on
hand. ..x,,,,
j. b EnW ARDS.