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pursuance oflaw L. MiLLARD gILLM0RB President
United States America, hereby declare known
at pubc sales will be aforementioned land Offices
hs state Of Iowa at the periods hereinafter Designated 10 wit
dy september disposal the public lands Situ
aed IN the ioliowingnamed townships, viz;
North Of the base line and uest Of the th principal meridian
Township seventy. nine of range twenty nine
townships seventy nine and eighty, OF range thirty
ao~hSmps sestniy- eighty,
Iowhps seventy eighty and eighty Of range thirty
.saF.8
Township eighty one, range thirty three.
september disposal of the public lands
within thi aforementioned townships 10 wit:
fod Of the base line and wsst Of the fin principal meridian
Township seventy, OF range thirty.
Township seventy, Of range tiirty-two.
township seventy Of range thirty three.
Al the land office DUBuouE Monday, eighteenth day
Of august next, following to witt
IN sections and eighteen, IN township
eightwo noh of and the southeast quarter OF
on twenty seven township norh nine west
of the hfh principal meridian.
Lands appropriated schools, military and
other purposes together with hose and oyefowed lands
the state authorities before for the
ment the public sales respectively under the act entitled act
sswamp m" approved September 49, 1850
H be excluded the sales Aud iocaons for land bountes
by Congress for military
deed TO the United States M De permitted the above
&c, approved ID March, 1881.
ed and proceed the order which advertised with all
despatch shall offered and
the sales thus coed but shall longer than
weeks and no private OF the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration Of the weeks.
Given under hand Washington this sixth day OF
May, Domni ons thousand eight hundred and fy
MLLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President: "a
j. BUTTERFtELE,
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ID EMOVAL.- DE sELDlNG Il WYL1E have removed their
IL Agency ard Law ofoe Seventh street. between
Odd Fellows Hail. and two doors from the
National Intelligence Office.
Mar 20-3tawu
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A. u u. A. ARMOUR,
DR-dPERS IND 11ILORS,
No. 303 broadway, corner OF fDuane street,
Above the Iypsax House, KeD York,

Above the fvUsaS House, NeU YORK,
DESPECTFULLY attention offriends and the pablic TO
their assortment OF spring goods, OF he newest patterns
which prepared make the best and most
style usual moderate prices Fresh cloths
aud yesDgs, of latest inpotaion elegant light SILKS
for dark do patterns OF Paris embfoideries
There three pklui artists employed in this
and waiscoats Each
in itself Army and uniforms made 10
order with and despatch and In the most approved
this will hnd a this cstabish
everything their tase and perfect n always insured
N. b. elegant waistcoats tlat
much admired Cale Garden have been awarded le
premium by the American Institute AT their late fair
Feb l5-dim
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NuMERous applications having been for in.
~
der the Of 26th September should located the following
answers thereto have been prepared, o 4
There three modes which be made
LIST. BY the warranee In person
"a BY the w~rrantse through the agency this Office
ID. BY agent o attorney.
II the first adopted application must be made
IN writing specifying the district of country in
according to the following form, No /. II
Where third adoeted power of attorney must he
Produced executed BY the presence
according 10 the following form, No q which attorney
proved, the
No A. y" ~ = 1870" = -
In oil the patents transmitted land Office
where the location made special
be given.
J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner
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DAITIMORE Female College.-This Institution, incorpo-
by legislature Of Maryland and enjoying alberal patron
The buildings pleasantly locaisd with
study and modern convenience or s
accommodation Of sarae number OF boarding and d% scno
N. @. Brooks, A. NJ, professor Of ancient languages
Rev, h. n. Nsda, A. NJ, biblical literature.
Rev D, r. Waugh A NJ, mathematics and natural science
e " Pratt, N. D., s.s-tan, in do do
Mis-. NJ. 4. Dixon, English and Bellies Lct,res.
Rochester assistant In English.
Georsispa A. Hul.e, French language.
NJ A. Porter, assistant do
Elizabeth =. sicer, painting.
Mr. Al. Cleveland, vocal music,
Tsps. Boarding session. (ii weeksl 20
IN preparatory from ,......6tole 90
g-Cstsoruo- with every information 10 be had on
'pspss9 wp ss"aaw9w NC BROOKS, Principal.
HANGING Aeademy--First Course.Mt. y. n. L.nns has
IL the honor TO George
the viii
Tuesday October h his residence Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Wulsrds hotel
Days tuition wsshnstouTuedays Thursdays, and satu
days. Georretown- Monday. aod Fridays.
octo-du
I IVES Of the Ch,.r justices OF England vois.,
Ia svc. American edition.
Candid Inquirer Animal Msgnetsm by william
| Kslsehraid,. Latin and English Dictionary.
Voyages Various Paris Cogreshal;
seected from his MSS Of eighty voyases vol syo' ,
For sale by TAYLOR MAuHf,
lima N booksellers, 9th
CAmpaELL.s lAvcs Of chief Ju.s,cesy . vols. .
u American edition.
Craenrys Animal Magnetism,
Kalt.chmids = Latin Dictionary.
The Young the Education q Crcumsnces
June IL rSnN'N 'Nthoh
npOCEEDINas Of the American Association for the
ASysncemen, Of Science meeting held New Haven
'o""se's"'i wo, i.s,s Sy TAYLOR MAURy,
Iu.. u - Bookseller" near 9th stree.
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COMMISSIONER of the General Land ONCE.

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled to the right Of the lands
within the townships and parts Of townships above
of office, therefor
practicable seeing notice, before the appointed
tho public embracing
tract claimed otherwise, such will forfeited.
+6e5 j. BUTTERFIELD,
May l3--lawl3w Land Office.
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KNOX WALKER Will practise law In the supre
j United and attend TO the
claim. against government Address Washington, D. O.
Io-u
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wNa. n. n. CROSS,

WIN. n. n. CROSS,
1ttorrsp and Cownsslor of Lam,
Washington City, y. c.,
IN. courts Columbia and VIII attend
the prosecnnon u o's sYc
bounty under the act OF Congress
tstey passed. Once in the City Hall
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STATE
COUNTY
Before me jusee Of the peace other officer authorize
fake addrif personally appeared ere insert The
who being duly depoes and says tina, he the Identical
acres under the nc! Of Septsnber 1885, issued ha
day Of , la5 and who applies 70 scate the
[A6fants Sisnature
Sworn to and subscribed before this - day Of, ls5
[ODicsT's SgRature.1 II. CIR.
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Know all by these presen here insert the Of
warranfee Of the county Of and State of do hereby
constitute and appoint of my and lawful
attorney, for my name locate land No.
for land, which Issued under the act Of September,
1850. .#3
fPower Of substitution may be inssrted, II ydesiredl
Sgnedin presence of
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TO THE PUBLIC.
The ac proclamation Of the President
all residue Of the lead mines yet to be brought into
Wisconsin They those mines lpar
Inois) worked under former leases
expired nt the date OF the sale OF
the advantage Of being
immediate operations without incurnG the Increased
Incidental opening Mines and most OF them are be
They
assd Davgabe and other cheap OF
st Louis, and in the midst OF
cea yiedns abundany all the agricultural products OF the lat
i1le b which they are located -.
- j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
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pROPOsALs Tor carrying siac malls OF United
States from the 18th day February 1852 eKcepng
30lh Of 1885, inclusive Mains N
Massshu Nev York. will be received tho
OF the Post Office Department. the Of Washington
the 9Th of December tto be decided by the 18th
month"; the and in the axd time herein specified
MAINE.
1856 oulton Smyrna Aroostook Road miles,
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PROPOSALS carrying the mails OF the United from
18th Of February 1854 tcrcepDg those under whc
dnsren, day Of specihed 70 The h Of June
souri, Kcntpky Florida, .5iabapa, Mip
and Tras, will be received once of III
Department, of Washington 10 m
the Of Decomber ISL o be decided BY the 18th Of IN
monthly
specified,
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-08-07
what n Wing Paper says of the
Hon. Ellis Lewis.

The Hanover York; Spectator published in rs
'' hot bed'' of Whiggery as can be found in a
months travel, and whose editor is proud of be-
ing "an original, ingram Whig," pays the fol-
lowing handsome tribute to one of the nominees
OF the Democratic party for the Supreme Bench:
" The two great political parties have each in
convention severally furnished their respective
lists of candidates for the Supreme Bench of our
Commonwealth. On the list of candidates pre-
sented by the Lancaster Convention, we recog-
Mise the names of men of spotless purity and
erudition and, as such, shall render them cor
dial support, so with portion of the Demo-
cratic nominees; they are entirely unexceptiona-
bic jurists of eminent celebrity. Amongst these
latter we hail with pride and pleasure the name
of our own distinguished "son of York "-the
Hon. ELLIS LEWIS, now President Judge of the
I'd Judicial District of the State
A jurist should combine in his character, q
rare assemblage of high, intellectual and moral
qualities. He Should be endowed with philo-
sophie strength of mind, capable of reaching
beyond formal rules, to fundamental principles;
ne should possess quickness sofapprehension, so
as to be prepared for unexpected circumstances;
he should be equally removed in his feelings,
from blind attachment to antiquated forms,
and from q spirit of useless innovation; he
should be blessed with GOODNESS and compre-
hensiveness of judgment ready for the most
sudden emergencies; and he should unite to
these qualities, that happy combination of dis
cretion with energy, which enables its possessor
to act with frmness and preside with dignity.
This rare assemblage of high mental endow-
ments, we believe Judge Le,cis, in an eminent
degree, to possess; and our attention has long
been directed to him as a suitable person for
the distinguished post for which he has recent
ly been nominated. Under these circumstan-
ces, we select him as the object of our support,
and commend him to the suffrage of our friends
and patrons; to the support of every voter in
the county of his birth, and state of his na-
tivity."
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-08-07
EBEISDURG. AUGUST 7, 1851.

win the finances, resources, and improvements
OF the State, he is familiar; on the great oues-
nons OF national policy, he is sound; his per-
sonai integrity is above suspicion; in his social
relations, the promise of his boyhood. his deyo-
ton to his mother, has been realized by his con-
duct as man-slander has not dared to breathe
d 'arnish upon his name. In personal appear
ahce' Mr. BIGLER is proposing; his form is
manly and robust; his countenance, intelligent
ana KIND; his manners are winning and unob-
trusive.
Such is the candidate presented by his Dem
ocratlc felloW-citizens, combining all the requi-
sites for the office-honesty and capability.-
The result cannot be doubtful, and as the next
Governor Of our time-honored Commonwealth.
we hail the poor boy, the toiling apprentice, the
laboring raftsman. p
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-08-07
A Rich Scene.

Mr.. McGaughey, the Wing candidate for Con-
gress in the Seventh (Indiana) District, recently
made speech at Terre Haute. A correspon-
dent of the Terre Haute Journal thus describes
the closing scene:
THE speech of Mr.. McGaugney ended, and
respectable gentleman of the same party rose
to reply, suppose. Just then from another
quarter of the room the words, 'Mr. Speaker
Mr.. Speaker addressed to Mr.. McGaughey, in
an effeminate but portentous tone, drew atten-
ton all one way and the gentleman upon the
floor overcome with gallantry, in courtesy, sat
down. This gave the floor to Miss Fanny Lee
Townsend, (who is, to say the least, somewhat
notoriuus) and q more severe tongue-lashing
man never got from woman than Miss Fanny
inflicted on Mr.. Ga,ckey, as she called the Hon.
gentleman. Her eyes flashed lightning upon
him, and her tongue baptized him with gall and
venom. She directed question to Mr.. Nc
Gaughey, when he turned his back upon her
and left the room, looking very much like man
who had been badly caudled. Miss Fanny was
not there by arrangement of Mr.. McGaugheys
political opponents, for she processes to be
Wing herself, but on this occasion she contended
that Mr.. McGaughey had trampled on the Con-
stitution and insulted philologyl She said in
conclusion-'Whigs of this district, l implore
you for Gods sake, to send patriot to Con-
gress-not send this candidate OF little physical,
~nntal development-but send man
to Congress-one that wln HV' 'i horo
upon ladyp Take it all in oil, l never =
seen richer gathering"
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MY MOTHER.

My mothers voiceI how often creeps
Its cadence Ger my lonely hours,
Like healing sent on wings of sleep,
Or dew to the unconscious flowers.
L can't forget her melting prayer,
Fen while my pulses madly fly;
And in the still, unbroken air,
Her gentle tones come stealing by,
And years, and sin, and manhood fec
And leave me at my mothers knee.
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L THINK OF THEE.
BY GEORGE d. PRENTICE.

I think of thee, when eve's last blush
Falls mournfully on heart and eye;
OF thee when morn's first glories gush
In gold and crimson DER the sky;
My thoughts are thine mid toll and strifes
Thine from toll and peril free
Ay, thine-forever thine-my life
Is but living thought of thee
think of thee mid springs sweet flowers,
And in the summers brighter glow;
OF thee in autumn's purple bowers,
And gloomy winters waste of snow
My thoughts are thine when joys depart,
And thine when oil life's sorrows flee
Ay, thine-forever thine-my heart
Is but o throbbing thought of thee.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-08-07

rs A young man smoking in the streets 0,
Boston was tapped on the shoulder ana '0iu
that he must pay the penalty of FIVE dollars OF
be imprisoned; whereupon he handed the sup
nosed officer so bill and received SO bill IN
change To his great modification ne Soon
found out that the bin he had received was
counterfeit, and the man who gave IL 10 MN
was not, as pretended, an officer
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-08-07

nSS~ What mournful spectacle is presented
by the late census in poor old Ireland. In
thirty -one counties the decrease in population
since 1S41, is one miAion, seren huslrcd and
thirty-seeea thousand, sir hundrea aud sirteep
persons
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SaT lady hired a western country girl for
family 'help,' and was surprised to see her
poke her head into the parlor one afternoon,
when visitors were present, and ask-''Marm,
did you call just necw?-I thought l hearn a
veil"
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-08-07

sssy- The Indebtedness of the City OF Sah
Francisco is 81 ,36i $50 Sacramento owes
$3.50, 600.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
Number 40,

glory in the name Of Free Soil Wing.
To me sir, names are nothing.
The resolutions of '9S and 90 have
been referred 10, as containing the true
States Right doctrine, with the iuter-
preIaIion given to them by Mr.. Madi,
son. who was the author of those reso-
lutlons. believe in the doctrine which
they contain. So far | am q States
Right man. But the doctrine of States
Right, as now understood, embraces too
many shades Of opinion for me. Mr..
Rhc,t, of South Carolina,s GLAZING 10 be
a States Right man--so does Governor
Quitman, of M:ssissippi--and so, sup
pose, do the members Of the Legisla-
ture of Vermont, who declared that
the fugitive slave law should not be ex-
ecuted within the borders Of that state.
All appeal to the resolutions of '9s
and 80, and swear as loudly by them
as does the gentleman from Howard.
As for myself, | was raised under The
shadow Of those resolutions, have heard
them Numbered in my ears by every
political aspirant and demagogue from
my boyhood upwards. In my native
State, Virginia, they have been used
os the instruments in the hands Of de
signing men who either perverted
lhcm from their true meaning, or never
understood what they di, mean, to put
down some of the best politicians in
the couulry; but when rightly under
stood, as interpreted by their author.
they contain the true doctrine.
Thus much have thought it ncccs,
sary to say il justice to myself and
10 those with whom act. Twas not
willing to sail under false colors. or 10
see the Wing party placed in false
position before the country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
AYERS

<,.uFRRy pECTO2AL for. the cure OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, hoarsenes;' Ian's;
S,o,O v Wbooping Cough, Bronchitis lnelpI,
eat Consumption. For sale at iho acn,s p1ue ro, 81
In' WnoE IV Store of DIGGES g. Co. only"gen's '0'
Ailasgpw
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06

DFThe New York Typographical
Soceily had a splendid banquet the
evening Of the l7lh, being the l45tt
anniversary of Franklin's Birth. day.
About six hundred persons sat down
10 the supper among them Washington
Irving, G. p. r. James, Charles Kirg,
Or. Francis, Rufus Griswold, and many
others. Addresses were delivered du-
ling the evening, Among the letters
received and read, apo!ogizing for ina
bllily TO attend, was one from the Pres.
Ident We copy il:
WAsnINGT1N, Jan. 6, 1851.
Gentlemen: have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your kind in:
vitation TO the supper proposed TO be
given on the l7'h instant, by the New
York Typographical Society in ceIe.
bration of the Anniversary Of the bril-
of Benjamin Franklin.
should be happy to unite with you
in doing homage to the memory of that
great aad good man, but regret that
my official duties will deprive me OF
that pleasure.
AS conductor af the Press alone he
deserves to be held in grateful remem.
brancei and his example in that reSpec,
is worthy Of the imitation of all who
occupy that important station in soc-
ETY.. The press, like two edged sword
which cuts down with equal facility the
h1wers as well as the thorns of life. is
all powerful for good or for evil. Vir.
tue itself with difficulty rcsisls its at.
tacks; and under its smiles and pro,ec. .
ton, eice may become the popular idol
ofthe day. Honor, then, is due 10
Franklin, who never perverted this
powerful lever Of public opinion 10 q
base or il!egitimaIe end
Again expressing my regret lhit
, canno, be with you beg you to &C
cept the assurances ofmy bes, regards
Truly yours,
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
MILLARD FILLMORE.


Horace Greedy says Congress spend;
two years mainly in intrigue yi,4
reference 10 The nomination and elec.
rion of President, The mex, year in d.
viding the sPoils, (he faitest of them
among the Members, the loaner among
the wire'workers and fuglemen el
home} and The remaining year in grpmb.
ling over the unfairness of the division.
when they are ready to commence the
next campaign.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06

A bill has been Introduced in the u,
5. Senate 10 make Gen. Scott Lieuten-
ant General. for his gcIIantry in the
late war with Mexico.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06

An old maid is like jug without q
handle, there is no taking hold of her,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
Volume II.
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06

Manufactured ONLY by II. 6. Farrell,
inventor and proprietor, aud wholesale drug
gist. No II MainSireet, Peoria H., to whom
Sll communications must be addressed; and ioI
sale by o. Henderson Glasgow; II. blaksiey
4 Co. St. Louis, ana Sa.,o oy fesu'Af ageH''
Call and get a ,Psn psdrlel tTcb7 pTJs' ''''
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
Peoria, Ill. July ?, lS49'
JooE Ont For CounierfeHS!

A they are in circulation. The true and on
lv genuine H. G. Farrell's Arabian Linimen'
always reads with the II: G., his initials; be,
FORE Forrell's, thus, "H. e, Farrell's Arabian
Lininent," and his signature is also on the
iabel of the bottle, and these words are blown
in the glass bottle, "H. G. Farrelrs Lini
ment, Peoria" Do not touch any other ant
look well before you purchase, or yop will &C
;mnospd upOl.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-09
FRcolAMAr1oN.

( NOTICE is hereby given that she
several Courts Of Common Pleas, Gen.
eraI Quarter Sessions OF the Pence. and
Orphans Court. Court Of Oyer and
Termiuer and Jail Delivery, ID and for
the County of Columbia, 10 commence al
the Cout,, House IN Bioomsburg, on
Monday the goth day OF january next,
commute one ,cesks.
The Coroner, Justices OF the Peace g.
Constables, in and for the county of Col
rmbia, are requested to be then and there
in their proper persons. with their. rolls,
records. inquisiiions. and other remem-
brances, TO do those lhipgs 10 their sew.
eral offices appsrtaining TO be done.
And all witnesses prosecuting in behalf
of the Commonwealth against any pris.
oner, are also requested and commanded
to be then and there attending in their pro-
per persons TO prosecute against him, as
shall be just-anj not to depart without
leave at their peril. Jurors are request.
ed to be punctual in their attendance, at
the time appointed agreeable 10 their no.
iices,
Given under my hand at Bloomsburg the
10th day Of Dec, Ii the year Of our
lord CHE thousand eigh, hundred and
fillv--and the Independence of the u.
nited States of America the 74lh.
PETER BTLLMYER. Shf.
(God save the Commonwealth