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By the Pre.id, n Or the Unit I'd s1a1es

IN pursuance Of law, l. JAMES X POLK, President Of
the United States Of America, do hereby declare and
make known thar public sales viii be held at the under
mentioned land ONCE In the State Of MISSOURI hereinaf
ter designated, 10 wilt
AT the land Office at Springfield, commencing Mon.
day, the fourth day Of june next for the dsposal Of the
public lands situated within the aforementioned townships
and parts Of townships, via;
North Of the base iine and rrsst Of The i'm principal
meridian.
Townships twenty-five, twenty three and twenty four, Of
Tovnshps tw.niy.ihrse and twen,y.four of range
twelve
Township twenty 1.-TWO, Of range nineteen.
Townships twenty three and twenty Of range TWEEN
tyone.
Township twenty three, Of range twenty-five
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools militia
ry. or Other purposes, will be excluded from, the sale
The offering u the above mentioned lands win be
msnssd on The days appointed and proceed n The order IN
until the whole shall have been offered and the sale thus
closed.
But sale shall be kept open longer than weeks
and no private entry Of any NJ the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under M hand, s the city Of Washington ibis
twenty seventh day Of February, ammo dornIni one
thousand eight hundred and forfy.nine.
BY fhe President: ~
RICHARD NJ. rouro,
Commissioner Of The General Land Once
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RHEUMATISM AND Pies

VA. TowssEap--Dear Sr-My wife has been, ior
raj years. afflicted with Rheumatism. She has many
different remedies 10 obtain some relief but all puf
pose She was finally induced by seeing your advertise
menf, to give your SARSAPARlLA tIfai was slso,
together with IN my employ badly troubled with
The Piles and by using small quantity Of your Sarsaps
riila our complaint completely cured considerl Ii
GARRIT GARRABnANT
tt0s t4fG l22 Marker sfreef Nsx.a-k
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Notice 70 Presumption Cistmants.

Notice to Presumption ClatmaMts
Every Person entitled TO The right OF preempon any
Of the lands within the townships and parts OF townshps
above enumerated IL required 10 establish the same 10 the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver of the proper land
Office, and make payment therefor soon as practicable,
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for
the Of the public sale Of The lands
bracing the tracts claimed, otherwise such claims win be
forfeited
RICHARD " YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Mar 6--lawl3w
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aARRIT GARRABRANT,
l22 Market street, Newark.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE las FULTON STREET, N 10,

PRINCIPAL OFFICE i2s FULTON STREET, N Tost
DR. n WI DYoTT a SONS GKnRAr Aessrs, No.
90 North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Agent for Washington City, CHARLES STOTT, Dzt-o.
as i. corner 7ih street and Psnn. Ayenue. Hef
NJ Also, for sale by Druggists generally. M
Rf- NONE GENUINE Unless PUT Up IN THE
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, AND SIGNED WITH THE WRITTEN sfoNATrpr OF
s r. TOWNSEND, AND MS NAME BLOWN IN THE GLASS
-- mr. d n. ID Y O n r.. In -
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LIE DOZENS DIsINFnoTINe FLUID.
mEssRs. PorLIs, ROGERS q COMPANY,
Sole groDrtetors of me celebrated

sTEssRs PouLrs, ROGERS q COMPANY,
Sole proprfetors Of ne celebrated
LIE DOTEN'S DISINFEC CITING FLUID,
Beg leave to call attention this important and Invaluable
Sss .hs greatest dsc ,sa Of the aspiened In
IE above Invaluable preparation which entities the in
ne srans a. anna ana w. n s as fer him
possesses the power Of Immediately destroying the mos
offensive e odoI, from whatever cause arising
gases In ne sick chamber ihis Fluid win be found IN
valuable the smell arising from the
body, from the night STOOL by Its use once dis
PEELED and should the disorder terminate fatally the corpse
BY using The Fluid without becoming In the slightest degree
Captains Of emigrant ships will derive incaiculabe adj
yanages from It's use IN the seerage, for dsinfecng and
for bige water Indeed so numerous are lis virtues to do
!fcates, from the most celebrated physicians Of England
France and q this city, who have tested IT, be al
our Office which VII fully convince the most sceptical of
Ills entirely free from any odor Of lis own simple In lis
application and certain In its effects
40 Oeners Agents, Cdpiafns Of resseis and others For
sale In large quantities. for steeraae Of emRrant ships
ese m q Ill F s Pss " an aP
ed without causing that highly offensive STENCIL and thus
The undersigned, desire bring this article into public
use II will be furnished in quart bottles Of our stamp
orders ss are e. p Sa Selected and win
supplied POUIiN, ROGERS q co.
% Merchants Exchange, William street,
10 For sale In this city by
w. & j. II. GILMAN, Druggists
Pennsylvania Avenue
NEW York, September 10, lSls
Gentlemen Having used your Dsinfecting Fluid on my
asf voyage in the Washington the Atlantic found
Il an invaluable article for destroying the euya from the
Water closet, &c.
II Is also valuable for the passengers their
rooms particularly In Of sickness Think the hes
disnfectng agent ever invented.
fSgned,l ]. JOHNSTON,
Master Steamer Washington,
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Company
To Messrs. PouLIN, Rooms a &c.
ian 6--d6m
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PETER BROWN, AZ Lille e., Brooklyn.
10 MOTHERS AND MARRIEp LApIEs

! THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA has been ex
prsssly prepared In reference to Female Complaints No
female should neglect to take H. lisa certain preventive
tor any Of the numerous and horrible diseases which they
IRE subject ills valuable for those who approaching
womanhoo II Is calculated assist nature y quIcker
ing the blood and invigoraing the system Indeed, this
icne 10 Invaluable for all the delicate diseases to which
women subject 838fs f eEs
II braces The whsle SYSTEM permanently the ma
urai energies BY removing the impurities Of the boodby
far stimulating The system 10 produce subsequent
relaxaon which y the of most medicines taken for
emale weakness and disease. Atsa
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
I'm THE WORLD.
Tulis xrnACT isputup quart bottles Il iss,s times
I cnrss diseases, without renns pnsias, sidksag
facilitating the patient
ali other remedies ID willis i ersdIsaiss
disease, Il inygoIates the body
1T HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN 1900 CURES
THIS YEAR.
1000 cures Of Rhennafism
25oo cures q dsasfal Debility and liant u N.rroHs
ao6d Fsp,ae Complaints, and 7yOoo cures Of Dis.
Ulcers scrofa, sryspsas, saltrheum pimples on the
lace &c, &C. together with numerous cases o. consump
hon. liver complaints, spinal affections, &c This,
AWARE must appear incredible, but have letters from
agents from all paris The United siaes
o. the respectable druggss Ia Newark, New Jer.
,ey, Informs us thar lie refer than hundred
ssses ii the city o New York which we viii refer q with
pleasure. and TO men Of character well known
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
DR. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from ply.
sieians IN diiferslt parts ofihe Union,
This Ii certify that we the undersigned Physicians OF
and svs = s. o Sss
cihs most valuable preparations Of sarsapsra the mar
=; =; Pulling, N 2, Wilson, NJ D, R. b, Briggs NJ
D., r. r.. Elmendon, NJ, ID.
Albany, April |, 1916,
The following Is from Of the most respectable phyn-
clans on Long Island: AVE.
aE at9 GRSEsPoRr, july i9, lsas.
DR. TowasHHpDesr SlrIt 10 with satisfaction that
Say to you h. ihavs recently wlinssssd ssvsra cases
SAPARLA. being engaged Ia de practice 81 medicine
have prescribed in several cases and never without be-
sais Of the agesys organs jaanes, &c L AR sncesds
any thlsg olte kind ever Offered to the public You win
please a MI two dozen, &c, +F
81 s Z. PRESTON, M. D.
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ny THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

IN pursuance Of law l. JAMES n POLK President ofhe
United States Of America, do hereby declare aud make
known thai public sales will held athe
land Offices in the State Of WISCONSIN at the periods here
AZ the land once alhe Falls Of ST. Crox river commene
ing on Monday the fourth day Of June next disposal
q The public lands situated within The aforementioned
North ofihe base line and rcst ofhe fourth principal
meridian.
Fractional townships twenty FIVE and townships twen
~ thirty thirty one and thrytwo, Of range seventeen
Fractional townships twenty-five and tweny-sx, and
townships ihryone, hrywo, and thirtyihree oil range
Fractional township twenty six, and townships twenty
nine, thirty three, and thirty Hour, olrange nineteen
Townships thirty.three ihrtyour' and thiftyhve Of
At me same place, commencing on Monday the third
lands within he townships and iaa,oaa townships above
enumerated which have been, shall be- reported before
q Be- oa or se 1T a secoa
not less than five dollars per except the sections and
as q stso any re- % da or
mencement the public sale in accordance with The pro
sos q s an On s @ "a
additional land district In The Territory OF Wisconsin, and
for other purposes"
day. the eighteenth day OF June next for the disposal Of the
vacant public lands within the aforementioned townships
ana parts OF townships, viz; G.g
North ofthe base line aud icest Of The fourth dlprincip
meridian,
Townships fourteen fifteen, and sixteen, range one
Townships fourteen, ffeen, and sixteen, OF range two
Townships twenty twenty one, and twenty-five, of range
three.
Townships nineteen twenty, wenty.one, and twenty.
Two, Of range four
Townships ninsteen and twenty, Of range five.
Townships eighteen nineteen, and twenty FRANCE
Townships eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, Of range
seven -ae
Townships eighteen, nineteen. and twenty, Of range
eight a4 FJ ae
Fractional township eighteen, and townships nineteen
and twenty, of range nine,
Fractional township eighteen, and townships nineteen
and twenty, Of range ten.
Fractional townships eighteen and nineteen and town
ship twenty, OF range eleven.
Fractional Townships nineteen and twenty, Of range
twelve.
Fractional township twenty, Of range thirteen.
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools militia
~ and other purposes, will be excluded from The sales
The offering Of the aforementioned lands will he com
menced on The days appointed and proceed in the order
which they are advertised with all convenient despatch
mill the whole shall have heen offered and the sales thus
closed but no sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks and private entry Of any Of the lands will be adj
mtied until after the expiration OF the two weeks.
Given under my hand at The city Of Washington this
twenty seventh day Of February ammo Domni one thou
sand eight hundred and forty-nne
JAMES X. POLK
By the President:
RICHARD NJ YouNs,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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by the Pre- sident of the Unifed statss,

IN pursuance Of law, JAMES X POLK, President Of
the United States q America, do hereby declare and
make known thai public sales will be held at the
mentioned land Offices In the State of FLORIDA The
periods hereinafter DESIGNATED, TO wit:
Monday the fourth day Of June next for the disposal the
public lands situated within the aforementioned town.
ships and parts OF Townships, viz:
South Of the base line and easf Of he principal aridian
Township twenty three; township twenty. four except
ser tns eight. nine ten, fifteen and sixteen; and town
ships twenty Eve twenty six and twenty Of range
Township twenty three; township twenty four, except
sections one, two, three ten eleven twelve hirtsen four
teen twenty three twenty fonr twenty five, tweny.sx,
thirty i've and !hrtysx; and townships twenty FIVE and
tweniy.seven o. range weniy'toir.
Al the land Office at ST. Augustine commencing on Mon
day The eighteenth day e June next for the disposal
public lands situated within the aforementioned townships
and parts If townships viz:
South Of The base e and east Of THE principal meridian
Township ownsp twenty four except
tyhve iweny-Fx, thirty Eve and thrtysix; township
twenty sections thirty fonr and thirty
ship twenty. township twenty except sections
eleven, twelve. thirteen fourteen, fifteen, twenty three
and twenty four, Of range twenty FIVE
Township twenty three, except sections eighteen and
nineteen township twenty four except sections two and
thirty one township twenty five township twenty six ex
cepi section h'tiyone ana township twenty Of
Townships tweny.three, twenty.four, twenty 1--WE, and
tweniy-sx, OF range twenty seven.
Township twenty seven, Of range twenty.nine.
Township twenty seven, 0f range thirty
Townshipstweniy six and twentyseyen, Of range thirty
Townships twenysx and twenty seven, of range thir
ty-tWO.
Township twenty seven Of range thirty three
sections Two to ten, ncnsye fifteen 70 weniytwo in
ship twenty seven, of range thrty-five.
Lands appropriated by law for The use Of schools, militia
The above snas Viii BE- com
msneed on the days appointed and proceed in the order
which they are advertised with al convenient despatch
closed Bnt no sale shall be kept open longer than
weeks and no private entry Of any ef the lands will he adj
med until affer the expiration al the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington this
twenty day OF February Ammo Domni one thou
sand eight hundred aud forty nine.
JAMES K. POLK.
By the President
RICHARD M YouNa,
Commissioner OF the General La nd Office.
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The lambs embraced in the above proclamation loca
ted principally and adjacent TO the Mississippi and St
Crox rivers Those designated mineral extremely
valuable because IN addition TO The copper and other
found In Them they well watere and have ready
access market either to the South by the Mississippi
river, or to the East by the way Of the lakes and the
al lines OF communication that connect Herewith.
Valuable timber and all other necessary requisites for
building and smelling are found In great abundance, and
Of the finest quality The climate is healthy and pleasant
the cold heng rarely intense than In the northern part
q New York many Of the lands are exceedingly fer
Tile producing all the grains and vegetables that can be
raised in Massachusetts or northern New York
Maps showing the localities Of the mines and other vaiu
able Information relating thereto derived from the geolog
cal survey &c, which cannot be embraced in this brief
notice, Will be prepared and deposited in the land Office
ST. Croa for inspection early practicable before the
commencement u the public sales
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YOUNG LADIES. READ THIS.

You who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes, Bloiches
the Face, Rough Skim Freckes, and out spi.
rits," use bottle or two OF DR., TOWNSHIPS SARSAPA.
RiLLA II will cleanse the Blood, remove the Frsckes
and Borhes and give you animation sparkling eyes, Cue
spirits, and beautiful compassionate OF which are OF i'm.
nlense value to UNMARRIED LADIES.
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Notice TO Pre- mptfon Claimants.

Of the lands within The townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated s required e establish the the
satisfaction ~ the register and receiver Of the proper land
office, and make payment therefor practicable
after seeing this notee and before the day appointed for
the Of the public sale Of the lands embra
cling The tract claimed otherwise such claim will be for
felted. RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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OMITTED STATES nFrIoEn

Capt O. w Mclean, Member Of The legislature and late
81 United States Navy has kindly sent the following
certificate, Hteils Its own story,
wear since Iva, taken win, AZ in jan % "a
whole system len in iebhated Twas Induced Is
Try DR.. fowNsEND,s SARSAPARILA and AFTER taking
butte entirely 70 te said Ssrsaparia have CONTINUED
taking IL and find that improve every day believe It
ssyed my ife and would not be without under any con
sheraton. g, w MCLEAN
THE EDITOR
JOHN JACKSON. ESD, Editor 81 the Railway Republ;-
unpublished ie above Certificate, and remars In sd
No The success Of DR. TOWNSHIPS PREPARE.
TON 0F SARSAPAR1LLA appears to be one Of the most
j is behalf one rom Capt Mclean, town. ss' and one
from the Rev Mr. White, Of Staten Island, gentleman
cine have saved IL and Mr. WHIT seems 70 s msa
lain az equally sOng confidence IN r. efficacy !ntsiissn
not fiy believe to be deserving
scRoFuLA CURED.
This certificate eonclusivey proves thai this SARSAPA
has perfect control over the most obstinate diseases
Of ihe blood Three persons cured IN one house unpre
THREE CHILDREN
Dr. TowasgNp-Dear Slr-I have The pleasure to inform
y9u hst re q my children have been cured q NE scro
boiss look Them away iar which iiss myself aa ad
's' ''s''1 ls aast, pcRAs los wooster stree.
New York, March l. lei7
CONSUMPTION CURED
Cleanse and Strengthen Consumption De cured Bror
chine Consumption, Ltrer Compiafaf, Colds, Coughs
Caarrh, dsfksna Splitting Of Hood Soreness in ne Ckest
Hectic Flush, NIGH Streafs, Difficult Profuse Expec
sa -" e ''as rs "ars oss" a'a gay q cur
Probably there remedy thar has been 90 sue
cessfl Ia desperate Of Consumption this Ii clean
and strengthens the system and appears heal ulcers
The nngs, and the patients gradually regain their
tealih and strength.
ALMOST A MIRACLE
Read the following, and doubt II you can, thar Consp.
ton be cured This is only one Of several kindred
cases that TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARII.LA has cured:
e59sf BRooKLYN, Sept. Ia, 1886
DR. TowNsENp-Dear Sr--Iwas taken, a little over a
with severe cough and pain In side in.
creased on very fast indeed prononc ed BIZ py-
sicians 10 have the quick consumption raised large guam
tes Of bad matter, had night sweais andsinkng very
fastmy doctor said he could do nothing for went to
the hospital IN hope Of being benefited but pronounced
lncnrable was now greatly distressed at the lungs and
could hardly breathe soon became emacared, aud ex-
pected TO die was confined TO my bed and obliged
have watchers Indeed cannot give you any description
that would do Justice TO my was supposed by my
friends to be past recovery; had tried great number OF
remedies, and all seemed to be Of effect read of the
most extraordinary cures, performed by medicine, and
to tell you the truth, suspected there hmbAu
hem. But Twas induced to ny ~ did 20, and ss.y
thankful did Icannot say that am entirely well, b,a
SO far recovered as to be about my business and ho
side and night sweais have left me, and raise but very
duty to give statement of my case 10 publish fyou
Ela
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Cas- No. -.

be delivered ops-fhrd b. the 18th July
, ;S Ss 4 i fs$S s !: e. e vlx'.
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George Gillian contributes to the last number
of Hogs Instructor article on his recent visit to
London, from which is taken the following interest
ing &C count Of his interviews with
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THE EDITOR.

Dr. TowHsgNpDea Sr--I have the pleasure to inform
you st three IL my children have been cured Of Tie Scro.
lula by The your excellent medicine They were az
ced very severely with bad sores have taken only fo,r
boesi took them away, for which feel myself under
ieep obligation. Yours respectfully,
!. a ISAAC w. GRAIN, los Wooster street
New York, March l, lsi7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-15

A BALL RooM.--What scene OF COM
monplace is the ballroom how hackneyed
in novels how trite in ordinary life and
yet, bathrooms have character and sem
timent of their own, for all tempers and all
ages. Something i'll the lights-the crowd
the music-conduces TO stir up many Of
the thoughts that belong to fancy and ro-
nance. 1t revives many of those lighter
and more graceful images connected with
the wandering desires of youth shadows
that crossed US, and seemed love, but were
not; having much of the grace and charm.
but none of the passion and the tragedy OF
love. Somehow or other, it is one of the
scenes that remind us most forcibly OF the
loss of youth We are brought so closely
in contact with the young and win tue
short-liy,d pleasures that once pleased u.s.
and have fn-' u bloom HaPPy the
man who turns from . the tinkling cymbal,"'
and the "gollety of pictures" and can think
of some watchiul eye and some kind heart
nj home But those who have no home
and thew are a numerous tribe--never feel
louelier hermits or sadder moralists, than in
such crowd.
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1flisrcllnncolls.
TWT1 VHu u TVu bIHHCH'
LUCIA DE CARBON.
BY GUNFLINT.

Captain de Lacy, you will get your COM
pany ready immediately, and proceed to
Mpntelano, in quest of forage, fifteen miles
beyond PescIrIa Grande S, you will furn-
ish yourself with four days provision for
man aud horse, and obtain thirty wagons
from The qnartermaster, to bring back the
, forage in, You will have to proceed with
the greatest caution, as Urea is supposed to
be IN that vicinity, with "A thousand men,
You will not engage the enemy, if you can
by any possibility avoid it"
Such we're the instructions given by Co
lionel Fauntleroy to Captain de Lacy, as no.
BILE specimen Of an American officer as
one need look upon.
Very well, sir; | shall be ready in ten
minutes. Lieutenant KilIgore, do me the
favor To get the company ready. Sam, sad
die the gray" said De Lacy, as he entered
his tent To prepare for his trip. CHOW,
Lucia, will see Thy beauteous face again |;
again look into those large and lustrous
eyes, aud again listen to the music of thy
voice, in the soft aud endearing language of
thy country"
Thus soIiloqnising, as he mounted his
powerful charger, he led off his troops, con-
'N'SSu " SuiuS hdinSu MoISdH, heel,
shrewd, subtle backwoodsman from Ken.
lucky, who had been resident in that
country some ten years, and was thoroughly
versed in the manners, habits apd language
OF the inhabitants, and intimately acquaint.
ed with every road and path, through dense
wood and tangled chapparal, for hundred
miles around.
That night they halted in the neighbor.
hood Of little village, ten miles before
reaching Pescaria Grande. AS there were
no tents TO pitch, the horses were soon pick.
eted, wagons parked, and guards set, Here
we will leave them for the present, and fol-
low De Lacy, who, with pair of fire shoot
ers in his belt, and his sabre under his arm
: had struck into foot-path that led through
a small wood, bordering the camp ground
After few minutes rapid walking, he arri