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HORACE .. Asa. n. pILIxR
Land aad General Asssey Once NJ ths Capstal % nm
nois, CITY az spEtnsneAd. 49,
TO noRrdsaf Of nel iaAd Aelder Of Illinois
sdnss', ead all pesoa 4srsss YeAas.s State tsads wa
laoi. scrip boadrne undesned would respectfully inform
the public that they have established In this capital q
Of all appeAnna thereto within hs limits o the
All transactions relative he purchase efiands
lands reporting location and value paying
redeemng land sold for investigating titles, Ac
ing and selling all descriptions Of smte this and
oter description II business attached general land
most extended scale, will be promptly and afuly attended
s ftH REFERKxcEsi
Messrs. Deiiendon Miles, Washington city
!" 4. Gowdy Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Thomas j. Reed, esq,
Messn; syekes 4 Co.. st. Loans, Missouri y
A. Chrisiy, esq,
John M. Winner, esq, g LIZ. .....
His exeeiiency A. q. French, governor OF Illinois.
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell auditor
" John Moore treasurer . '
a sH. Treat judge supreme court.
" Lyman Trumbul, :.
{" J. Dean Cation, 90 :"
Mesfs; wad.wor,ls sheldon, New York cry.
G. Bartlett esq, No 4 Front street, I" +"
Gen, Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam Dller,
Jos. L. Chester, 4"
Col =. w, Black, Pitsburg, Pa. n#
Gen Caleb Cushing Boston, Mass B..
G, r. Sanger, esq, % q" ....
Henry r. stone, =" y. 9
J. d. Pratt Co., Baltimore, Nd s
Apll-dlmSsw3m
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NE w MUSIC.

w FISCHER Pennsylvania avenue, doors Of i
has just following and popular music which
win sold prieesfou cents page
Flower quadres composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth.
The Vagabond Polka; by GiungI. .,-...... s....
William Polka, performed by the steysrmark Com
The Water Spirit Waltz by A. R. Kngei.
The Harp Waltz by w. @. Beche n' g
The Friendship Waltz; by O. Schuster a 1., :.
The Tedeco March, ananged from the Opera OF Eman by r.
Boyer. 49, :. sl...E. -,
pourris; by II. Cramer It'll E @#aE
The Spring Waltz by T. Moeling
Punch Judy Polka performed by the seyemark Company,
arranged by Helnsmuler ,.. Z r... G. ..r
INC Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename. - .h ". .'
nvolam cayauna, from the Opera Of Ernan arranged
blanche or Breath Of Morning from the Opera
Poor though my may from Donnize's Open Of Betty,
with English words. .r- :. -. :. ;. L
The world on move look about; beautiful ballads by
Henry Russell. .
Opera OF Lucreta Boga; arranged by @. Liney. ...
land Of the mounan from the Opera Of Quentin
Durwafd.
Il Is the song my mother sings; by Rodwel. .
The Lonely Jenny Lind music by NJ W. Bale
Thou'r my side; by W. r. Dempster
throne OF godi words by Barry Csmwslii
music by g. Davis. 49,,
Mary Blame words; sung by Madame Bishops by j.
Hunter. 60. .|-
The Bachelors Dream; by MUNICH
Stop dan knocking At the door, for the guitar.
Aua3
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AMERICAS RAILROAD yoUnsAL.

Ths Amerse.n H.iire.d Journal Is published stsf VOL
several gentlemen are engaged = regular sonsus Known !.
The RaIosd Journal was before any similar pusea
S s ID. . q. " s
he Whole civilized world dspsndsh. upon
railway i. become n. great nses.
idea Ia. already done more % Islieys .s
burdens q labor minister ans want. and and 70
elevate him the scale Of beng than any other agency h. has
ment o. man-hs extraordinary M good the woal
yer reached uayerses the earth with speed ouppng .he
sSns %'S s Rss S,ss M ssnse win &
NEW NEW s1sao WITHOUT Danger and Without as enables
70 an sSs s
social existence therefore unknown gives % every
~ y sys as's and %
Ss' q Sss.. wo % / has
political differences and elevated all the highest social con-
s aas s a
%ss re III aas s @ sn tic
rewards for exeron He working for humanity for progress
We with ps conduct tho
The history, influence, improvements railway
with y extent and wen a.
p a.. snS
Tas %nas % reader s q "a sss " WI hr
"a from s sn e wa ms ct
Hodge many been in me
CT "a s s and Sn y s sIsn e ali q
Of working different mines the structure and location Of the
! b paSsSsd II eendeasss FORM
w and S
may b on Isn M ao. % u, 10 n.
which have been carefully examined BY him, with information
Ths.s WORKS and
elaborate and practical for scientific work The
the iron manufacture and mining resources OF the whole
, y 4 ( Il q .,Js gg = q y
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THE AMERICAN FARMER is Published monthly in the
city Of Baltimore 81 per annum sf copies or - thirteen or
So thirty for SO volume commences In July under the
favorable auspices u the OF the Maryland State Ai
cultural Society all the prize and Of rs comees
pubhed therein The society At los Inst meeting determined
s00, be appropriated ows: piece Of silver plate,
valued $50 awarded the obtaining BY the ist Of
octobcr The largest list c subscribers De volume
mencne July SO for and 10 o the third
list The publisher added Ave price, payable
cultural works He has offered sI00 for pse
coming volume, viz so In silver plate for the % or the
budines and
hm ~ the
80 for the best the management Of the dsif.
The first number July win
valuable from Of Epnurp Rurrr vrnis
presented the agricultural public, particularly
regions 81 Virginia. Maryland Caroinas
Of his m or the i've
estate In Virginia, and concusively nd
able degree OF prudence i
profitable business The he TOOK
charge ~ hts rm Mt RUM shows that HE cleo the
capital invested Tor land, Implements,
per cent; third 1881 bur and
ann year. 2o0 cent besides Supporting his family hands
stock hc and raising the value OF his farm double
worth when he hand. PLANTER
In the ude water districts OF our country, viii read paper
the interest
win contain numerous other valuable paper.
which nom cfosor w Dosss eco M
Secretary Of The Maryland State Agricultural Society on The con
srucon Of the wire nce and nom Col CAPros on The sae sub
Aadr,. SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural soccty,s Han,
June 1-2awA ise Baltimore O., BALTIMORE Maryland.
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James. w..hlngton county, Maryland.


HE Eighth Session viii Monday October on which Ssy
Of all students requested The
duties Of ule CLASSES promptly recommenced and very i'm
that a their member old, should take their places
opening The academca extends from the
Let Of October the LIST August there being but vacation
September In College, all usual classes under
full corps professors several years been pursuing the
OF collegiate studies prescribed in the Older
colleges Of the North At the third adu
ating class received their acadcmcal degrees.
In the Grammar School, which Immediately adoins the College,
the preparatory classes carefully trained by competent
under the supervision Of the Professors Of the College Thus pupils
enter the Institution early and their entire
course study under the direction until they graduate The
mercantile embraces partial meabe
collegiate or preparatory classes who may be for he count
all the privileges OF their classes us
utng place Of the classical studies, such
cessary 10 preparation for business. Etl.f
French regular study charge all the clases
In addition the FRENCH the mercantile students will be taught
without charge, German, other modern language
The location Ct e Coegs perfectly heatu and there
towns or villages the temptations dangerous the
Moral and religious education IL chief deagn OF the
situuon.
The charge covering all academica domestic expenses
s per session Of ten months The rues Of tho Cogs carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student.
All the departments under immediate supeicu Of the
undersigned, whom application Of the
Of pupils JOHN b, KERFooT, Rector,
Aug 32aw2n College Of st. James, Z. o., Maryland
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Is the only remedy relied permanent Of
hssaacbs affections debility de-
nsaSns q s s. dsad a.sss s. ss Inc human
race- - no, .,,.,.,
uIs . nave Pronounced spspae ne incur
cine and have suffered through miserable
and ss,T'd y oP af SsAslTY s
The proprietor o. The Vegetable Extract, howe.sr feels deli
lie esmoy which Is here oeed II il Is decepion iet II be
posed II nue. then in the Of humanity longer
HART's VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
tered dreadfu in every where
@ Sss ~ and has
cured by the use Of the Vegetable Extract a.
Mrs Bradley ms Orchard New York, states that she has
been subject % m for many Years and has been restored perfect
table Estaet I, ~. .,..,u ,.,,m, !.
one q he Sssi physieishs state much
bneaed BY the use Of the Vegetable and at ne unsssa
knowledge. hi j. !, A. nm. ,,.
.oIa county, nov lying h n'e I'm
s N y now bapS ste at use DR. sr Vere
him 70 sound health being entirely freed
Judge Rsnda New York having the
as,sons VIVA aS ais,sd Md, ,s
% ms % s aed WIN m or
years ,ha ne wa Obliged 70 rsnqS,sn as ousne mag aed
hsa and len mis- ely for The sas o Ohio 9 resume hi
Rev Mr. smith Rector Of w. Peters church, spotswood, New
se s, he has nsed Dr. vegetable Extract and hi
health has bean 30 much improved hopes blessing
" n = = n'' 40 EpiLEpTlc FITS
s nssss incidence and ' months cured s use this
fsssspS's ssss,iss s ss
nd asonce se mos s a n ama
with his country November without
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meneng on Monday le ssh day Of October next
ing M l6t day % March, la50 The
Glasses The book Junior course win be ste
phen Blackstone l vol srs Evidence stepen ON Plead
and let VOL Of Qrecnieas Evidence The senior course
embrace Tuekers ccmment.re e.eeniea and stae
vo % sacn stephen on Plsadn Gouds Pleading si
prudence, Lubes Equity Pleading, Mrds Pleading Lomssr d.
Arrangements win be msde with Philsdephis bssr
nish e above WORKS. on The best terms and young pro-
early noce 81 their intention. and inform whether they
70 be supplied w portion of the above works. through
dinss They win be furnished TO the students cot The
ee q ne senior cl.ss VIII have ne Pvs q attending me ic
hi, sudsnv Win ;. % arranged ~ ne subscriber any
smber ofeher en 70 amend The pctuss
Of Washington College should they dssm expedfen DO
~ scsnrss VIII ~ avrcd ~ the close Of he the Jur
dicton and practice Of the Federal Couus. I
The fee WIN be go per session sysss 4 p.
L.n.sror, Va, July II. isSs,
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AGENCY FoR CLAIMS AT WARRINGTON, ID. O.
CHARLES DE pELDuNa

CHARLES DE BELDrNo, +s
Cop,mrssio~e, Notary Ppbiie, asd General Aesrf,
No. N Tedds BaiIdings, Penssyivsaia avenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
CONTINUES give prcna attention. prosecution ef
claims before cone.s, of Eexeeuve Departments,
before board appointed adjust sposons
Naval Army county .sa ! anS.g ne 10. o. Tssas
s4s, Aasns TO- sfs mileage for aud
@ ssSs %se.a ssd iscs..d as the .ss1,ss 81 the Tn,sd
states. and shtence and transportation furnished fof their
wars win MEXICO Bn2a IN possession Of ali The
s and understands fully al The Of Pension
o. made n e CUT and on x. eos q Mso cos
California, and coast Of africa sitst
AL, pa sesr honosse WIN - m
deed depo~ons and oder instruments Of writing under
70 BE- used or recorded in the respective States
and the extent Of services required. W. IlH aff M
cemmunicssns lpo-tpadj VIII receive Immediate attention
enss and heir Rrceences several States
Union and Senator and Members OF the and
present conre. generally AasS
Prsp.rassry Dspertment OF The Columbian College,
~ sa coprrs 4rH srRssrs.
THIS re-cpensd the hn Monday Of September
czwss per Quarter,
Resdns writing Arithmetic, and Primary Geography IS 90
Arshmeie Geography, English Grammar History o. me uni a.
The higher English branches. Algebra G.omeny, sarvsyns
d wat q 4. .sss. ssS. x w q. and
90 BUS payable In advance. Vi
sn.%sn Who has :. proved s,,,ss :s e e
:aS 3 s s 3. sssssss u.
censss 2 .--- ~ ~ I-.-aa Z. aug - npsw
fiUMks,s Hisscry % nnx1ena, frosa N invAs1on -
III Julius Cesar the .bdicshon q Js. J 70 seompeef N
:. m.:.u % a and % pssssS
s.ps '''' rRAScK TAYLOR,
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In pursuance law, ZACHARY TAYLOR. President q The
u 1sss s: q % sad land
The state Of MISSOURI at The PERIOD hereinafter dsssaaa
j 4, Tho land sacs at JACKSON eosasips Monday the
DAY q s s q a.a s p. Of
ships, viz; NJ ~ sl9fI n titt fgIf
Nsrh Of tie base line and east u As A iasipd msrdisn
Township. assp ssson: sas
township twenty two, Of range Eve.
Fractional township sixteen and township twenty OF range
Fractional townships sevenesn township twenty
t~e q range ssve b,s.a
townships twenty twenty and three 20 ten
inclusive wentysae inclusive and wennine to thirty
To~nsp ainsssn except seieas thirty
township twenty and fractional township twenty one, except sec
tons one twelve, thirteen twenty three twenty four Msy y -
twsnyx, twenty thirty four, thirty hye, and sAS o.
The northwest fraction of section six township and
fractional township twenty, Of range ten
North Of the base line and Of The h principal meridian
Townships twenty three twenty four, tweneigh and twenty
Townships twenty three wentyour, twenty-five twenty
and twenty. eight, Of range nine
twenty, gI ase and twenty 81, q rsnEe ten
once sPRiNeFlELD commencing % M ns ,ss s
within the townships and fractional townships viz
North Of the base line and Of the h principal midiaa
township twenty and townships twenty-five and
Fractional township runges welve thirteen, onr
heen, sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty ana
township ,wenyOne, and township twsnour o.
range twenty-five. r Il III.
township and te~nshps wonty tee una
twenty four, of range twenty three 1900 ~, a. l.. !,
Fractional township and townships twenyfee anu
twenty four, range twenty-fou, a! . as 4.
six 8@EE' ~ attshEHt a9sai sl-t 1&A. y ~ sHiAL Aa
Al the land ONCE at CLINTON, commencing Monday the
twenty first day OF January next for the disposal OF inc pubc lands
within the following named townships, TO wit; sa @
North Of The base line and ,osst Of the ih principal meridian
Township thirty five, of range eighteen
appropriated by law the OF schools military ana
other purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering Of the lands viii be commenced on
appointed order in which they are ad
verse with all convenient despatch until the whole shall have
offered thus closed but no sales shall be
open longer weeks private Of tie lands
win be admitted after the expiration Of the two weeks
city Of Washngton this nfteent
day September Don thousand eight hundred and
forty nine t..s4 !. n.,, -
BY the President. TAYLOR.
]. BurTKRvIELD ~ .l EHs .... #
Commissioner Of the General Land Office. ~
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A EDICxL DEPARTMENT. Of Hampdea sidney Cob
MI lege, Ricnnond, Ve--The twelfth annual course OF lee
in dis Institution win commence on Monday, October aad,
RI BoHAssAs, NJ d., Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases oil
Women and Children.
L.W CHAasrRL.rsE NJ d. Professor Of Maieris Medea AID
Therapeutics.
s. MIuPIs NJ d., Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
BELL CiBsos, NJ d. Professor Of surgeand Surg
canrra yoHssos, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
ology.
Medicine. s1.I
Museum Apparatus, and iusaons for the demonstration
recently received additions, and
very complete The facilities for Practical Anatomy unsar-
The Clinical advantages fully commensurate with The
STUDENT and especially valuable those preparing fof
Clinical twice week IN
College Inhmay, (which IL in immediate conguy with the
Coere) aud the Richmond Aims House In these
disease occurring In southern practice met win
sudnt has the most eligible opportunities Of beeom
with their types and treatment The frequency Of Sur
rcal operations before inc class together with the facilities Tor wit
Messing Of Surgical renders s one u the best
Schools Of Practical Surgery. -a -
CHAsors-Mauicnaion O., Tickets ms Professors sos
Practical Anatomy So 25 Beard including fuel
lights ssyan' attendance, be Obtained At o. 20 s4k per
week q. MAUrlNt m.Dy
Aug 1l-swew Dean OF the Faculty
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F.aquler whl.e Sulphur SPRING., vlrgi.l.,


MAS open reception fvto the hst Of June Es,en
are In progress, that wiz give
10 the whole establishment No will spared In adding
It's embellishments 10 the comfort and pleasure Of the guests
Knowing by ocular evidence the positive
nc value Of the and m almost nrscuiou effect partc
nodaons complete original design, crafty the
ancy guests promote their health aud
Situated In remarkably healthy in full view Of
the bold Blue Ridge and in the vicinity Of the beautiful village VI
Waenton visitors horseback carriages, the i'm
proving roads, enjoy the most picturesque scenery
the heath dance The lovers Of and flowers will find
cular has been taken their approval while the ow
deer and the wn the gold and silver fish, the elk and the buffalo,
relieve tedious hour those who interested In the e
atura In word has been taken which expanded lib
crafty could suggest TO add 20 the comfort and accommodation Of
ade, brilliant fireworks viii lend their respective attractions
Nor these preparations designed Tor the monde only To the
holy ministers Of religion, Of denomination, cordn
gudgng nvtacn given spend the The usual se
ces the church respected throughout the
These springs Is 3s miles, according The route taken from
from both these points u July when daily lines viii b.
tabsbed Visitors leaving the District Of Columbia In the
OF reach the springs the day.
These known The Post Once books n Warrenton
and all letters should directed they be e Al
wsenton 10 the White Sulphur Springs In Gfeenbsr
0cobcr s75 for three months SO for monsj SIS FOR
month"; s0 week. sls for weeks 81 meals
lodging 50 and children under twelve
old half No charge Tor children under three year, ODD When
tables provided for children before the usual hour those
who retain their at The ordinary iabe will be charged full pcc
The spr procured cottage win
be charged for private supplies 81
June 6-dlaw6cp1
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By the PRECEDENT OF the United states.

IN pursuance 81 law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, President tho
pubic saies Will be held al the land Offices in the
% se ' On
seventh day Of ns1 The disposal Of e public lands s'a
North erhe base line and Of the fin principal mrdian
Township ninety eight OF range three.
Townships ninety I nnetyseven, and nnetyeg, Of range
Township. 9inesyays nnev'r nns.ys'sn, ninety and
Town.hp. ninety Three -four, ninehvs nne-sir
$s s%s rp az %sss.
day ofjanua'y next disposal public
.NrA efiAe base line and Vea Of the ih principal maidGn
NINETY nae1
township. ninety our ninety ase nuet-si1, nineyseven
and ninety eight, 81 range eight
sS % :SS e
Indian asney and township. ninsyssven and nnsei Of
Township. nine,y-two and niaety-four Of range ten.
Township ninety -one, Of range thirteen
Az the land ofes al PARPiELD, commencing Monday,
% Of January for The dispose. Of the public lands
North efs base live and vet Of t h principal meridian.
Townships sIIeven, and srtynne, Of range six
Township. .I-even siIyesh,, sInns, Of range
Townships sirty-esht and sixty nine Of range eighteen
Township. ..,y-e and ny nine, Of range nineteen
I nias range
Towa.ss seventy and .sssn q range ,wsny.sysa
me land oses Al IOWA SITY, convincing on Monday .
January disposal Of public lands
within the following townships, 70 wit;
North Of The base line and wea Of the h principal maidisn
Township seventy-sit Of range twenty-seven
Townships seventsi seventy and sevenesh range
twenty eight
Townships seyenseven and seventy range twenty
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools military other
purposes, win BE excluded from the sales.
The offering commenced
days appointed proceed order which they are sd.
yescd with all convenient Dispatch until the whole shall
offered the sales thus closed But sale shall
than weeks, and private
be admitted until after expiration Of the
Given my hand city Washington hneenth day
Of September Domin thousand eight hundred and
nine. z. TAYLOR.
J. BuTTspIrLp,
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Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right empon any Of the lands
within townships and OF townships above enumeated u
required establish the satisfaction OF the register and
receiver land Office and make payment therefor as
before the appointed
Of the public sale Of the lands embracing the
tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
".+EE Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
oB-law13w b. .a. .. mtt
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ny Tn. Pr.-,a.n. Of IN. Omitted ss-s...

ny the Pre-sasns OF the United states. II
IN pursuance Of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, fszdepi Of
public ofces IN the
State OF ARkANsAs the periods hsreikae degnntod
the land once BATEsvILLE, commencing Monday
ssd within the usasr,sntossd ,cws.hivs, VIA,
Ssrk II he ba~ linz and ~sa Of The fh principal mrissn
Township two q range three.
Townhip too, Of range four ,,aF
Nmh Of the bas line sad east n hs fh winepd muidiaa.
A ,ss sSS ' once f1yETTfvmIE, commencing on Monday,
the January mort for the disposal Of the public
lands within the following named township vsi
North n As base line and ps.t IF he m priaepai meridian
Township twenty, Of range twenty-six ...as
the twenty day January uex Or the dpos q The pubic
Isnd situated within the uadsrmentonsd township, 20 win
souh Of hs base as and nest n is h principal mai6sn
Township six Of range fourteen. 4,l 5Glas Is :
Lands appropriated BY Of Schools military, md
The offering n sbove mentioned lands win be commenced
the days appointed and In the order In which they adj
BEEN and he sale. Su: Ra NJ % sa ss
opsn longer than weeks and pvsse Of Of the
ss .,. q ssas r. 4. e
Of september, ammo Domini thousand sight hundred and
By me President.
Commissioners Of the General Land once.
g. NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS ,saass
Every person entitled the tight ~ pccmpon sny of
% s :ss s ea, q .s'.s ss %
sns e n, pcgs, lard o.s and make pysn shs.
E ~ NJ Dae ana * q. Gay
aeins hs use claimed Otherwise such ssm viii > ferssd
iars oeumss-,..sr q sbs c.nsss Land 'one.s
sep S-iaww 'hoa''--S ga
EoR sALE--e houss occupied By ne ude.g.d on
Aus A-eod6
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-.~oHinufs1fouci of the oeHcf6 Loa1u OhfSc'
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled to the right Of any of
lands within e townships and townships above
required to establish the TO the Satisfaction Of the
receiver Of the land ONCE and make therefor
practicable seeing this notice, appointed
Of public embracing
claimed, Otherwise such Claim will be forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
- Trs Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Sep. 96-lawl3w
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NOTICE TO PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PREEMFTION CIAIMANTt
Every person entitled the right of pseempdon
lands within the township above enumerated required estab
lish Subtraction
land once and therefor practicable
after seeing fh notice, before
ement Of the public Of the lands embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
IN J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of The General Land Once.
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es william y. Bsy1y, stss
rmpors~r snx dealer @ nd sfaris ssats~ey Paypsris
49,. s.rrrs, 6eirsen liza ssd lafk sfrsel
uR sb,crbr dsvosss exclusively 20 ne staspey bum
in al 10 branches and prepared % furnish an binds
Cutlery, steel pens, gu1ls - w
INK, inkstands, portfolios
ooid pens and bsneiI., drawing psps-, French psp.r
y Tapes, blank books, &c. 81 t5trftrf n ~ e a.
nj. se.i,ns so.:s.ndy sads,e.. n. soss y re Eng
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June is-sts - WILLIAM y. pAyLr.