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WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON

Mr. JOHN WRIGHT having rellnquIahed i'll connection
wi with the winthrop House. VIII for the future be nm
der the sole management Of The subscriber and the house
s now opened - Hotel for The travelling public, ss well
a. o home for more permanent boarders ~
The situation Of the House. directly In front OF Boston
Common, ~ spacious and airy rooms and all IL intsr1ri
sccommod,ons render 4 nnequaled By public house
dsslring more permanent lodgnkr "
Every sonvsnisnse ss e apartments table and atsn
dance, VIII ne furnished 1t the house. which be had a.
any hotel IN The city In ts attractions for the traveller and
ior those dsslring more permanent lodgInxs ....
dance win be furnished the hpuse which be had Il
any hotel or boarding house In the city, and the subscriber
VIII devote hmseft the comfort o. an who may favor him
Psriss travelling win thsir hmIIss md with iadiss
VIII md the Winthrop House especially edapfsd 70 fAsf
IN. psSUnsss u jhs 1sysInS pusue and 4 psnsnsni
'''' q ''''' W''ailliAxn uooNsR. 4
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WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
PRICES.

WE WILL hereafter sell all me following WINES and
LIQUORS at from 10 to Is per cent below former
IS baskets Hiedsieck CHAMPAGNE WINE
20 do gieslers's champagne Of extra fne quality.
Is do Bochs champagne fair article.
Is do Shield brand, PTS and qts. z
35 doz, old reserve MADEIRA vintage 1916. iaA
" " London l.. r., very fine. fe
is " Sercial old and fne. te5p
II " 9ual Madeira, very old and fne.
10 I" Mamsey do. d choice article 40
" !" Grapejuce do. very old.
Is :" Pomar's Bro sherry, exfrn fne.
10 I" Do Z" fine arftrle
12 Amontlado pale sherry, very fine
is OLD PORT WTNE,very fine.
80 OLD COGNAC BRANDY, pale and dark
so OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKY very prime
With great variety ofother wines and liquors all Of which
will he sold unusually low. SIMMS a. SON
p s we have on hand par Of the stock Of Madeira and
sherry Of the Walter smith, which selected from
his stock Of wines with much care and will be sold much
below his ixed prlcessen years ago. Sos
7 Ian Idly Pa. avenue, opposite Jackson Hall.
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ny THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

pursuance u JAMES X. POLK, President ofihe
United States Of America do hereby declare and make
land oeesin the State Of WISCONSIN the periods here
nafier designated, to vii
ing Monday the fourth day Of June the disposal
Of The public lands situated within the undermennoned
townships, and parts Of townships, viz;
North efhe base line and rest Of the fourth principal
Fractional townships twenty-five, and townships TWEEN
& S AND and na
townships thrtyone, thy,two, and rty OF range
Fractional township weniysi and townships twenty
nine, thirty three, and thirty. -four ofrange nineteen
Townships hirty-three thirtyour, and thrtyhve, Of
At The same place, commencing Monday, the third
day Of September next for The disposal o. all ,hs public
enumerated which have been or shall be- reported before
the DAY o. s rs containing copper aa or other Valuable
not less than five dollars per acre except The sections and
parts Of sections any, covered By hos ~ MINING Lenses
mencement Of the public sale ID accordance with the pro
visions o. hs ss on The ha ay q sgn
additional land district in the Territory Of Wisconsin, aud
AT the land Office at Mineral Point commencing on Mon
day the eighteenth day Of June next for the disposal ofte
vacant public lands within The aforementioned townships
and parts Of townships, viz:
North Qfate base line aud trest Of The fourth alprineip
meridian.
Townships fourteen, fleen, and sixteen, Orange one
Townships fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen Of range Two
Townships twenty twenty. and Twenty-Five range
Townships nineteen, twenty, twentyone, and twenty,
Townships nineteen and twenty, Of range FIVE
Townships eighteen, nineteen, and twenty OF range six
Townships eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, Of range
Townships eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, oil range
eight l.+.
Fractional township eighteen, and townships nineteen
and twenty, OF range nine,
Fractional township eighteen, and townships nineteen
and twenty, Of range ten.
Fractional ownships eighteen and nineteen, and town
ship twenty, Of range eleven.
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IN pursuance Of law, LANES X, POLK, President Of
the United States 81 America hereby declare and MAKE
known that public sales will be held al the undermenoned
land Offices IN the State Of LOUISIANA, al the periods
hereinafter designated TO Wit:
At the land Office al Natchtoches commencing on Mon
day. The fourth day Of June next for The disposal Of the
public lands situated within the townships
Wig:
North Oft base line, and nest Of The principal meri-
dian. "a
Township six, Of range four
Township six, uf range five. @s
Township seven and eight, of range seven,
Al the land Office Optlo,lsas, commencing on Monday
the eighteenth day of June for the disposal Of the pub
lie lands within the aforementioned township, viz:
South Of The base line and east Of the principal me-
Sections thiriysx to forty six Inclusive and sections
fifty, fhyone and hywo In township thirteen, of range
AT the land Office at New Orleans commencing on Mon
day. the fourth day Of June next for the disposal Of the
public lands within the aforementioned townships and
parts Of townships viz:
South qfe base line, east of he principal meridian
and east Of the Mississippi irer.
Townships ten and eleven, Of range seven
Township eleven, Of range eight,
Lands appropriated BY law for The use Of schools militia
The offering Of the above mentioned lands-wiil be com
has e aa w Al s s
until the whole shall have been offered and the saes thus
closed.
and no private entry Of ally Of die lands viii be admitted
until aler the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this
twenty, seventh day of February, ammo domini thou
sand, eight hundred and foriynine,
JAMES II, POLK.
by the President;
RICHARD NJ. You've,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Notice to Presumption Claimants.
Every Person entitled 10 the right Of presumption 10
OF the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated Is required 10 establish the the
satisfaction Of The register and receiver OF the proper Land
office, and make payment therefor practicable
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed fo
the commencement OF the public 'ale OF the lands en-
bracing the claimed Otherwise such claims will b.
forfeited.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
| Msfg-lavI1y
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Notice to Pre- : m ption CIaimants,

Every person entitled TO the right Of presumption to any
Of the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated required 10 establish the to the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
office, and make payment therefor as soon as practicable,
of the public sale Of the lands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
Mar 7-Iayl3w
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NOttce 70 Ffe-emptf0h Cfhfmhhtss N U
Every person entitled 10 The right Of prssmpacn any
Of the lands within the sections and par ~ sections above
enumerated 10 required TO establish he same 10 the salts
con register and receiver Of the proper land oce
md make payment therefor practicable aer
Ing this notice. and before The day appointed for the
mtncemsni Of the public ale Of the lands embracing the
tract claimed, otherwise such claim Will be Forfeited
Commissioners The General Land Once.
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ny inc Fresfuent OF the United Statess
TN pursuance Of the provisions OF The second section Of
the act entitled "A act for the admission Of the State
81 WISCONSIN INTO the union. approved tho a9 May,
Of America do hereby declare and make known, that
public sales will be held a The aforementioned land o.
hereinafter designated, TO wit
Al the land office at MILWAUKEE,, commencing on
Monday the fourth day OF June next for the disposal Of
ihs vacant public lands within the reserved sections and
parts Of sections situated in The following townships, 10
NorA qf, base line and east Of fourth principal mai
Townships six and seven, Of range iourtesni
Townships six, seven, and eight, Of range fifteen s
| Townships six, seven, and eight, Of range sixteen
! Townships seven and eight, Of range seventeenj
Townships six, seven aud N eight FRANCE eighteen
1 Townships seven, and eight, OF range nineteen;
| Townships seven and eight, Of range twenty;
Townshps six, seven, aud eight, OF range tweny'onei
| AT the land Office AT GREEN BAY, commencing on
Monday the eleventh day Of June next for the disposal Of
the vacant public lands within the aforementioned re-
and parts sections situated In the follow
Ing named townships and parts oftownshIps, viz;
North ole base line aud east Of the fourth principal me-
Townships twelve, thirteen, fourteen, and tesn south
OF Fox river, OF range nine;
Townships thirteen and fourteen, and fractional town
Township io,nisen and fractional townships fifteen and
Township fourteen and fractional townships fifteen six
teen and seventeen Of Fox river OF range twelve;
and eighteen south Of Fox river, Of range thirteen;
Township seventeen, and fractional township eighteen
N4tf
Fractional townships eighteen and nineteen, south Of
Fox and east Of Wolfe river, Of range ffteen; sS@
Township sixteen, fractional townships seventeen eigh
teen and nineteen md township twenty Of range sixteen
Fractional townships ffcen sixteen, seventeen, esh
teen, twenty and twenty one range seventeen
Fractional townships ifteen sixteen nineteen, twenty
twenty.one, and Twenty-Five, Of range eighteen;
Fractional township nineteen, township twenty, and rac
tona townships twenty-five, and twenty three,
ofrange nineteen;
Township twenty one, and fractional townships twenty
two and tweny,three, OF range twenty; ftt&ft
Fractional township twenty three Of range tweniyone
The offering of the above mentioned lands will be
menced The days appointed and proceed with all
venen despatch, in The order In which The townships
advertised and In accordance with the particular lists OF
the 10 be offered, which will be deposited with the
land officers before the days Of sale until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed But sale
shall be kept open longer than two weeks and private
entry Of any Of the lands will be admitted until after the
expiration OF the TIVE weeks. n,
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington, this
seventh day Of February, ammo domini one thousand
JAMES K. POLK.
BY the President
RICHARD Nj. YoUsa
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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Notice to Pre-, mption CIaimants.

Every person entitled 10 the right Of presumption any
Of the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumerate Is required e establish the the
satisfaction the register and receiver Of The proper land
Office and make payment therefor as practicable
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for
cling the claimed, Otherwise such claim will be for
feiied RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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The lands embraced in tte above proclamation oca-
ted principally and adjacent To the Mississippi and ST.
CroIx rivers Those designated mineral extremely
valuable because, in addition TO the copper and other
found In Them they well watered and have ready
to Market either the SOUTH By the Mississippi
river the East by the way 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 being rarely intense than In the northern part
q New Torkand many Of the lands are exceedingly fer
file 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 vain.
able Information relating thereto deriTed from the geolog
notice. viii be prepared and deposited the land Office
st. Crox for inspection early practicable before the
commencement Of the public sales a &
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VA This Is the largest and oldest Tea Estab- RAJ
s1EE y lsliment IN America The public have
had full proof OF their integrity and responsibility Hut
such has been the great and pressing demand for their
TEA OF late that they have been obliged enlarge,
great extent their two principal establishments IN New
York, viz:
las Chatham and I63 Greenwich Streets.
They possess facilities in relation the Tea
Trade very abundant degree, and doubtless superior
10 any other Tea Concern in America Their scrnpulons
regard NIL principles that tend elevate character
large house Is well UNDERSTOOD and has already secured
them connexon probably, larger than all other Tea Es
abshmens united, and they consequently determined
TO sell Teas puer, fragrant and perfect for the prices
in the aggregate than any house in the word-China
cepted. sE
They most zealously invite the attention Of the inhabi.
nnls OF Washington TO their Agency, where the following
assormens are always hand and they feel no hesta
decided preference is given to the celebrated Teas Of the
CANTON TEA COMPANY. sf4
n5- Reader, make the experiment.
Retail Prices foo,cs sntIsef all be returned
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E5- TAKE NOTICE I--The Canton Tee
Company are the exclusive vendors Of the superior
Black Tea called nHoWQUA'S MIx1uRE.n Theyintro
duced II In America In lsi0and every other person or
house protesting 70 sell the al al-much less at
lower pricedeceve the nwary, the public themselves
will perceive, by comparing the spurious with the genuine
. Howqua' vended by the Canton Tea Company
Every package lin addition its containing fl tesfSh
independent OF the wrapper bears the stamp neatiiess
ami elegance and the Teas therein thoroughly secured
from light and air that their quality and power viii remain
unimpaired In any climate
CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent,
AT TRMrLKMAS's Book store
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Notice to Presumption cIaima nts.

----
Every person entitled to the right of the pre- empton
Of the lands within the sections and parts Of sections
above s required establish the the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of proper land
Office, and make payment therefor as practicable
a. sselng als muos ahn b puos e aay spposm or
ing the claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
+ mar 9--lawl3W
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

/. DIR. TowNsEND's sARSAPARILLA 10 a sovereign
sure remedy for inclpen CONSUMPTION, and for tie
general prostratlon Of the systeo matter whether the
result oinherent cause on causes produced by rregulsry
illness, or accident ''ns4A Y.'
Nothing be surprising than lie invigoratns eff
the human frame. Persons all weakness and las
siiude before taking IL at once become robust and full OF
energy under ts influence II Immediately the
nervelesmess ofthe female frame which Is the great caEss
Of nnhappness.
will NOT be expected OF us In Of delicais ma
re, exhibit certificates Of performed but we can
the afflicted that hundreds fcases have been repor
ted 10 us.
CoxsAcKm, Sept %, 1885,
DR TowNsENp-To all whom tis may concerIi--Th.s
certify that my wife used one bottle Of your SARSA
PARIILA previous critical event, under The most
,larmng and delicate circumstances being troblsd with
tie dropsy swelling Of the feet affections and very
much debiated with my persuasion, and the RECOMMEND.
daton Of those who bad used II she induced to try IL
with little or no faith; and suffice II to say, the medicine
had the happy and desired erect only during the sad
period, but aner The expiration Of week OF 10 se the
ropsy and nervous affection gave way Astounding
degree and her health 10 now better than had been Tor
long time previous. ~ IN WI sVV
n h. win be Of any service to you or any one who
doubts The success Of the medicine yon are entirely wei
come to II. Af5 5 III llll-s
subscribe myself your obedl.nt and obliged sery,
s. s. JAMESON. M
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BY the President
RICHARD M. YOU'VE,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.

Notice to Pre- -emption CIaimants.
Every person entitled to the right pre-. empon any
III the lands within the sections and parts Of sections above
enumerated is required establish the the salts
faction Of e 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
the rac, cIamed otherwise such claim will he forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
8 Mar 5--iaSi3w
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YouNG LADIES. man THIs.

You who have Pale Complexions Dull Eyes, Blotches
the Face Rough Skin, Freckes and are aot OF sp
rfsn bottle or two Of Or. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPA.
RILIA. II Will cleanse the Blood, remove the Frcckies
and Bloches and give you animation sparkling eyes nne
spirits and beautiful compxon-sll Of which are Of I'M
rnense value TO uNaARRIRp LApIIs.
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PETER BROWN, ~ Lit,le st., brooklyn.
To MOTHERS AND MARRIED. LADIES

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA has been ex.
prsssy prepared In reference Female Complaints No
female Should neglect TO take H. lisa certain preventive
or any Of the numerous and horrible which they
IRE subject II Is valuable for those who approaching
womanhood Is calculated TO assist nature by quicken
ing the blood and nyIgorang the system Indeed this me
icne is Invaluable for all the delicate diseases to which
women are subject
II braces the whole system renews permanently the ma
ural energies by removing the impurities of boodby
far stimulating the system 10 produce subsequent
relaxation which the Of most medicines taken Tor
emaie weakness aud disease. K
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PRINCIPAL oFRIoE l06 BUTTON srRRET. N Yo.,

PRINCIPAL OFPICE ia6 FULTON STREET, N YosS
DR. 1. W. DyoTsr a SONS asnsHAI Aosnr., No
80 North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa n ~ arSs
s, Agent for Washington City, CHARLES STOTT Druo.
sisT, corner 7ih street and Penn Avenue. .Iaf.
No Also, for sale by Druggsts generally ~ IN,
X tIJ- NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUT UP IN THE
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN "A
QUART, AND SIGNED WITH rHI wnfrrnn siossArvaH o.
= p. TOWNSEND, AND HIS MANI BLOWN IN rnn ox Asur
NJ n. ID Y o TT. In - -
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DR TownsEND-Desr Slr-It il win satisfsction fss
say 70 you ihst have recently Witnessed ia several
me mos benehcai results from your ExTRAC CT OF SAR
have prescribed In several cases. and never without be-
snt ~ the removal Of diseases arising from dersnged
any txs Of e kind ever offered TO the public Ton WI
please An M TWO dozen, dc. 'fi3'N A 7ls3',7-s
Respectfully yo,irs MI
gs8@ gs s. q. PRESTON M N II
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UNITED STATES oFFIcER.

I
Capt O. w Mclean, Member of the LegIsatdre ana late
the United States Navy, has kindly sent us the following
certificate Htells its own story. 81 y 1liT 4.
RAILWAY, Jan. 25, le47.
year since was taken with The iniuenzs, and my
Try DIR, TOWNSEND sSARSAPARIILA, and ailerfakins
butte entirely the said Sarsaparilla Thaye continued
taking II, and find thar improve every day, beeve il
saved my life and would not be without II under any con
sideraIion G. w MCLEAN &
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DR TowNsEsp-Dear Sr-I have The pleasure TO inform
you at three my children have been cured Of the Sci
lula by Abe Of yonr excellent medicine They were az
ced very severely with bad have taken only four
bottles took them away, for which feel mysef under
deep obligation. Yours fully l5F7
ISAAC W. GRAIN, ios Wooster street.
New York, March !, 1871 ~ lF3fTf8
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I n !
unpublished the above certificate, rrmarks In ali ed
ioria as follows: ~
TON OF SARSAPARHIA appears 70 be one &c lie most
extraordinary character We publish to-day certificates
from the Rey Mr. While, Of Staten Island, gentlemen
well known in Railway Capt Mclean believes the mrdi
tain equally strong confidence in lis eicacy Intelligent
men like these wond not praise strongly wai they dd
not fully believe to he deserving tssE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-21
ANCIENT MISSIONS.

A broad quiet stream, with sedpy
banks. reeds and green bushes--a savage
sitting half naked in something like ca.
noe--What place is This! II cannot be
New Zealand-o. Alligator The wiis
OF Western America. No; that man does
not look as though he belonged 10 any Of
those countries. lie is Of another race.
Neither does that river winding between
IL gently rising hanks, look as though il
flowed through the fern covered valleys
Of New Nealand, or watered The sandy
deserts of Africa. II is an English river
flowing over English ground, and the
man who sits there in his little boat,
whlrh was called Coracle, is Brilon.
The hills, The valleys, The rivers Of
England, are still the same; they even
bear still their old Celtic names, and We,
though clothed in all the fine raimenl
which The known world can supply, still
call ourselves Britons; though the word
Brlon or Brlthon really means a painted
man--such an one as sits here in his
Coracle.
When the Romans colonised England.
and had settlements here, in The midst Of
a barbarous people, as we have now al
Sierra Leone, The Cape, &c, the Chris
tian people amongst them did rs our mis-
sionaries do now; they left the quiet and
comfortable dwellings Of civilized life, and
went among The sayages to preach The
gospel 10 them. No savage Of America
~ New Nealand is The slave perhaps ola
more wicked and debasing superstition,
than The people Of England were in former
days. Doubtless you have often read Of
the Drnids and their sinful customs; how
they used TO fasten up their victims III
wicker cages and burn them alive as an
offering TO their gods. The Christians Of
those ages looked upon the poor Bri,ons
with compassion; they desired 10 teach
them about Jesus, and history says that
IN many a distant nook and hidden
spot, among the forests and valleys Of
Britain, where Roman soldier had never
been seen, the Christian Missionaries