Grandfather of Texas Sainted in a simple Potos grave
The article honors Moses Austin the early American settler who opened Texas for migration. It notes his birth in 1767, business ventures in Philadelphia and Richmond, and his bold 1819-1820 mission to obtain permission to establish a colony on the Brazos. It credits his son Stephen F. Austin with continuing the project.
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Potos
Fize
United States
Texas
Pavathlette
Brazoe
Almont
St. Touts
Moses Attatin
Durham
Cent
le Parente
Corba
Hia Benther
Stephen Anetin & Co
la Fife
Mike Mata
Pilladelphia
Nile Trate
Pulls Delphia
Hmichmond
Tiehmond
Austin
Wyshe
Adelphia Bergine
Fliagelad Dairy
Austin & Ite
Anetin
Stephen F. Austin
Spahleh
Miexten
Ceneral
Monteror
Antin
Teans
Stephen
Arkinsas
Poreil
Apel
Red River
Lone Prafrte
Mason Austin
Bat Abthulo
Hhor
San Antalivant
Methieres
Artadiido
Madienoe
Martinen
Aantierie
Lemay
Martines
Avetin
Rone Yeate
Seth
Arridonito
San Antonio
Siitne
Mhrds
Minot
Terre
A Texas Wonder and Dr Hall Kidney Cure Advert
A promotional notice for Mall's Great Discovery claiming to cure liver and bladder trouble including gravel and kidney issues. It cites testimonials from W LeCOM and Dr BE W Hall of St Louis, with prices and purchase through local agents Alvarado and other Texas locations.
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Mall
BE. W. Hall
Pole Banufacterer
P.O
St. Louis
Alvarado
Texan
St. Leuie
W. le Com
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Austin In Toes Their Domuly and Gatheredth Vo the Hardy Spirlts Ont. Ayelin
Ile Louse
Savages
Hall
Val
Light Weight
Warren
Oxford
Congress
McKay
Styley
Axminster
Brussels
Smyrna
Smyrna Ruse
Batiste
Ins
R. Reley
St. Leys
Houston