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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-27

(ONNETS.--A few more of those beautiful
- fall style Bonnets on hand, which the Ladies
get Of SPOTSWOOD & KIRKBRIDE.
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y subscriptions promptly discontinued at the
expiration OF the time paid for.a Gg
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY CLARK HI. GREEN, -

1t one Dollar Per Annum, Invariably
in Advance,
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rHEESE--65 bxs Western Reserve cheese,
~ in store and for sale by
Oct2O s. THOMSON
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DvERrfsEMENrs inserted at the usual rates. A
liberal discount to yearly Advertisers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-12-10
FIRST ANNUAL MESSAGE
sF;z :rE2 . :9iilt5:G:@CJ5 CJ5lG33.
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Read before Congress, December 8, 1853.

Feltor.eii,.enS of the Senate 'Hf
and Of the House of Representatives.
The interest with which the people Of The
Republic anticipate The assembling Of Com
gress, and The iulhlmeui, on that occasion, ot
The duty imposed upon d new President, is
one OF The best evidences OF their apaciiy to
realize The hopes Of The founders OF polili-
cal system, at once complex and symmelti-
cal. While The different branches oi the
government .,are, 10 a ceIlaln extent, indie
pendent OF each other, the dulles ot all, alike,
have direct reference TO the source oil power.
Fortunately, under this system, no man is so
high, aud none so humble, IN the scale of
pubhc station, as TO escape from lhe scluiny,
or 10 be eAempt from The responsibility
which all official functions imply.
Upon The Justice and intelligence Of the
masses, IN government lhus organised, is
the sole reliaGce OF The cohlederacy, and The
only security lor honest and earnest devotion
10 lis interests, against the usurpaions and
entertainments of power on The one hand
and The assaults Of personal umbitlon on The
other. r. I... -...a .a. .4+
The interest OF which have spoken, is
insepsrabIe from an inquirins, lf-sOyernlng
community, but stimulated, doubtless, al the
present time, by The unsettled condition ol
our relations with several foreign powers
by the new Obligations, resulting from q
sudden extension of The field Of enterprise
by the spirit with which that Geld has been
entered, and The amazing energy with
which lis resources for meeting the demands
OF humanity have been developed.
Although disease, assuming at one lime
the characteristics OF widespread aud de-
vaslaling peslllence, has left its sad traces
upon some poilion Of our country, We have
sIill The most abundant cause for reverend
lhahkt1lness 10 God for an accumulation OF
signal mercies showered upon us as nation
II Is wen that copsciousuess of rapid adj
rancsmeni aud INCREASING sUengih be habit
ually associated with an abiding sense ol
dependence upon Him who holds in his
hands the dssilDy oi man aud OF lalions.
Recognizns The vision vi The broad
lirrlnciple OF absolute religious loleralion pro
claimed IN our fundamental law, and reloi
cing ia the benign influence which il ha,
eXerteh upon Our social and political con,ii
lion, shoall shrink irom clear duty, did
fail 10 express my deepest conviction, thai
we can place no secure reliance upon any
sppaIent prdaress, If il be not sustained by
naiionai Integrity, resting upon The greal
,nlh. affirmed and Illustrated by divine rev.
elalioD la ihe midst Of our sorrow for the
afflicted aud suffering, il has been cpnsoliaa
10 see how promptly disaster made true
neiehbors Of districts and cilies separated
widely fran each other, and chesring 20
watch The strength Of that common bond OF
s.alherhaod which unites all hearts, IN all
fro,, ., This Union, when danger threatens
al ho,as's'e Or salamii, imPends over US
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-12-10
THE NEW YEAR 1854.

On the first OF January next, "GLEAsoN's
PICTORIAL" will commence its sirth uol-
ume, and will appear vastly improved in
all respects, with superb new heading,
new type and dress throughout, and will
be printed upon the finest paper. As the
proprietor of the "Pictoria' has purcbas-
ed the entire goodwill of Barnum's New
York '1lluslrated News" and has merged
that Journal in the ''PictoriaI," the public
will reap The advantage Of this concentra
tion Of the strength Of the two papers upon
one, both in the artistic and literary depart
ments. The same brilliant host Of contri-
butors and artists will be engaged on "GIea-
sons Pictorial" as heretofore, and a large
addition is also made 10 the corps, both in
talent and number. The most liberal ar
rangements have been completed, and such
as will enable the proprietor to produce by
far the finest illustrated Journal yet publish
ed, and much superior 10 the present issue
Of the paper. The Columns of the "Picto-
rial" will constantly be beautifed by all
that can please and instruct in art and na-
ture, ami its literary department will fully
sustain the high reputation ii has SO long
enjoyed.
The pages oil "Gleason's Pictorial" will
contain views Of every populous city in
the known world, of all buildings Of note
ia The eastern or western hemisphere, Of al
the principal ships and steamers Of the ma
Wy and merchant service, with fine and ac-
curate portraits OF every noted character in
the world, both male and female. Sketches
of beautiful scenery, taken from life, will
also be given, with numerous specimen.
from the animal kingdom, the birds Of the
air, and The fish ofthe sea, and will present
in its mechanical execution an elegant sPe-
cimen of art. 1t will contain Fl lteen hun
dred and sixty four square inches, giving a
great amount OF reading matter and i!luslra-
,ions-and forming mammoth weekly
paper Of sixteen octave pages.
TERMS Three dollars per annum.
Published every SATURDAY, by
+. GLEASON,
Corner Of fremont and BromfeII Streets
BosToE, Mass.
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rnrnrY.rllaD coNoaE,s-ls, Session.

WAsHINGIoS, Dec. 5.
SExATE-The credentials Of Messs. John
son, Of Arkansas; Allen, Of Rhode Island /;
Bell, OF Tennessee Gnd Slidel, Of Louisiana,
were presented, aud they were all sworn in
aud took their seals. Mr.. Gwn gave NOTICE
uf several bills in lurherance Of the Interests
,f California. Mr.. Brodhead gave notice o!
his intention to Introduce bill, AT an early
day, providing for the extension Of bounty
land warrants 10 soldiers OF the War Of 1919.
MIR. Dodge, Of Iowa, gave notice OF his lnlen-
ton 10 offer bill proviLm2 for The establish
men, Of a territorial government IN Nehras'
Ia. On moIion, il was ordered that the daily
hour OF the meeting Of The Senate he ~
O'clock, NJ. Mr.. Leonard Introduced a 1850
luton calling upoa The President (or i9iorms-
iion 'slaliye "a The Sandwich isllpds. The
resolution lies oves ons day under ihe rules
Hovss.-At 12 O'Clock lhe .s.fl.ion Of
,,nsues was arrested by The Chrrk Of ihe
Hsn.e calling the members TO ORDER rhs
,sll being called il Was ascsriained that there
were an members present and three dele r
gates. On u.e,lon Of hr, ods, tbs House
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-12-10
Enkincss No,iccs.

A public sale vf the personal effects OF the late
Rev. ]. P. Shndel, will be held at his late resi-
dencc, on Thursday, the 18th inst. See the
advertisement. -.......
BENZ HESnHIcKs, as Guardian, advcrtises
some real estate for sale in another column
Read the advertisement. .... ....'. .u!
al Foa TaE HoLipArs-Wc refer our readers
TO the advertisement of James 3. Fidler of phia-
delphia, for holiday presents.
Gopxr' LAWS BooK.-Thc January number
of this magazine is already on cur table. We
have peruse lis pages with pleasure, and it is
well flied with Splendid illustrations, and sound
and intelligent reading matter. The plates of
the title pages are rich III their design, and their
execution is done TO perfection. The co!orcd
fashion plate is rich affair and goes ahead OF
all competition. a host of pqttcrns are TO be
found in its pages, among which are The "Hunga
rian Circle 'IIoitensc Man,ect,' Victoria also
chhdren's dresses, crochet work, embroidery, &c.
The book is edited with spirit, and determine
tion on the part of Mr. Cooley, 10 please his nu-
merous readers. lie opens the New Year with
splendid book, and we are satisfied, he will end
the year as he has commenced it. For proofCf
this, we refer the reader TO back volumes of the
Lady's Book. Persons wishing 10 subscribe for
this magazine should do so at once, commencing
with the new year 1854. Terms SO per annum
Address L. A. Cooley, publisher, Philadelphia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-12-10

GI- The Presidents Message, by pre-
scription right, occupies large portion OF
to-days paper, 10 The exclusion of other
matter more interesting and quite as use
Sol.
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Baaors and oAa. so S.Gs-.svs wAss~s
nsefms Asrs s.M s tss, ssA isSs1 asa~os ~ As
Uron hns on the OAe, asd As stages zas<svIt<, te.
HIS expeditions line baiss comped BY the As
finishing Of ths Board Tree Tunas road being
eAcee"s osds te travellers coshdsauy
ectcd 10 us The
% road Is OF The and ehasSetsr
The mail nAs.oc- tsssy a. 7,
run. d'es through Wheeling tJSo m,ies) ia " hoars.
ciuding all stopp-ges arriving there al asIt day
leaving balunote al D. lay osss log "dgiss
IA Cumberland 7s me and proceed heace whesig is ths
morning. Sits
TO trains The wa,hns,oa Al g.
and daily from baltimore wash
nNon Junction. tbe,e known The Relay ilouse nine ss nom
balttulnse v
AT Wheeling the seven unvaed steamers of tho Union nss
which have just been completed for this daily cunnas
ION with the and convey passeaktfs down Ohio Ca
chna nnd Louisville, whee the Nashville, Ae.,
the d. Louis and New Orleans packets may be kca By those IT,
ing fartber N. f ~ -,
Pass nisls Columbus WHIP prefer s Issa ID tia
ehnn and ber parts OHIO and the West d.
from Wheeling In tho Onto 6agn Company excellent
over the best the National road Zanev aad
by railroad F.#tt #E esa .t- n @.s... .ee.' .f
rsIpsd will also And this there being
places.
Or Baggage through from Wheeling and
no charge io transfer of passengers baxx"ss-
Fare by win The lie anywhere
fsu,e) h0M Washington Wheeling ~ So 70 Cncinnni $
10 Louisville, Si2. #.sa ".s .N' 4
Tickets Of Mr. agent station,
Washington, and of the other agents Of the company.
WIN. PARKER,
May ll-dT General Superintendent.
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Law school Of ca~sssIsas uAivers,sy. at Ien.non
ESEtrv ach Abraham carurhers, late Of the circuit
{, MdSes Of Tennessee
Hon Nathan late Of the judges Of the
OF Tennessee.
Hon Bro,nneld Ridley,
Judges Cssuh,rs Green dev to their whole time exclusively
school. . . #s.. ra
Plan 81 sasv~on Il Daily examinations ciass
bouks No regular bn explanations Of
daily lessons the progress Of the EXAMINATIONS
Weekly common equity which
dents su- atrDent of fAcs profes
aua rcnts them through n the processes
sarhes The framed as 70 require .hen 10
Deeds willis. all dcccmens be
ssnce the tsi. So~e CT the are taken BY appeal
cuof which held monthly
pYs the sad session The students clerks
Jurors, circuit judges and chsncelIors in Official
paciiss CONNECTED with their suits.
Monday
trnsbes February. second
mescsr The Sccssdns Monday in February and ends
rhStsd~t IN July
6sSssss PER ssonruoa foe $50, IN ahvahce contingent
fea ~ boarding go. s.atens books
which bs had In the Lebanon bookstores
foag sesors eaised cnmpeo the cor,c unless III, sn
dents eh advanced No previous study required
any during the coilrrtsss yoar @EU
There moor 'ekislsture connected with the school.
Nussser oI s'udenI tas last cossiale eiEhysix
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS
Feb il-eoy President Board OF Trustees.
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al sb6g Svsy ~ per,d Of oohnnssa.
kssas ssAadss VI the s-,abs,ey aad BY
xrsss ssomAA1 q tneun ssne. The baiduKs
poa ss tsstsy Arranged with spaesoas poicoss, bsl
~ psors rssss ~aks and covered shaded
Aaysi roe ss~a seufrd an,pe
suer1y aud whc e
could slor& without pice Eheiss p>,ss
dosing viii endssves 20 ake s uae cf the tuci
TsTsks Il sosd ow. eco ending lei
aa4s, e5 ss ,~onhs, 80 for month. sa or
weeks $i6 week. tiO dsy 81 73 meals and ioJg
aseh, csaca sd~S twelve years. and
hf price. No cssec children undss Hor.u', 40
sssd t6tsv m'n,h The bss wines and liquor.
hssa6 ~ et hottie, .aa IA propoo~ for
plsss ~ csssss. Mills psys6r wrsky
The AtaxandrA railroad completed 10 Warren
Aexs1dra eight cctoch
excspt sspdAy, ees about
wkese 6Tag hn& of viii the passengers
ApvagH. half siiss Nc Adamx~d
surning O'Clock, and psssen-
sndna Washington sveainE
sses Benloson about halt
vs ns .tsgr VIII passagsn mies
the Spug good summer road fare by either
ALsnAr 70 The spring. " oe Travellers who by dor
hse wbtrs pises ssy leave 2, ,hs ~,
thirty where coaches will
immediately the sprngs thss making two dairy lines from
BrAeion. aud from warfea'on ~ the sprns Persons
exsnAns. apd rs,srn 10 Hpngs by
evening Richmond the springs
by day. by the GordoBvte they sleep Cut
and the springs about
week, coanecu Gainess Gross Roads vh the Win
..L lgs5ana td THOMAS PUNT,
Isac F-Jaw4wM 4tt superintendent.
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PURSUANT a resolution
Metropolitan railroad, and conformity
Of the State Maryland passed Jasaay
N.Y. notice hereby given BY the said that v&s
shares OF stock
the OF the books
capital Metropolitan RAoss
tsp from the said I'D day Of June 10 the I'd day ja
clusive Um the hour 10 O'clock ciocs
said days, the aud of
respectively heretofore public
that duty.
o.I ny order OF Conmissioaessi
.s# w. w. sEAToN, Chairman
Fnsscis Dopsk, Secretary. II
The National lnsriigencer Union and Republic. Wash
Advocate 0e0rgetowB, D. Oh and baltimore Aus,
Baio,e will shove advertisement
week I'LL "a Of July 4he Journal, Rockville Mo~ssomcr,
codnty Herald Cizen Frederick
IN Wbs Mddleiown tie Odd Fellow, Boonsboro' Her
mid fociigh, the ayeown Mail News, the Peopes
Own tagerston, will respectively insert ie week
until the I'd 0f July &.
June 2j-eod s.gt 5H eErlEH. #EHs
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Superior and Eonoiea Nw LINE tetsen Haryer FERN
3 Waahington CITY. - - =
TUE wc'kncwn .win safe and comfortable steam. .pscse,
Captain Ycirey furs-, running
Haper's Ferry leaving Hsrpers Ferry O'Clock M and ar
q Washington city at O'Clock, o. m.
The packet will Washington srIp on
the 3h Of Nay running snd down the
(except sundsy) making three trips week
his fsvcrsh- economical
cppousi Of enjoying tho hs.uu Potomac day
light N't ~ N - tta l@'t
Prom Harper. Perry to Washington -.
Msva as-d3us
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ns $500 sf - syos sexhs sssss
Psys~ss - sA~ s~ss<sys~~ W ssss 10 s6vsscsL
ps.~ s~s~.s y. , n. ~s ,As s.,x..x ..
vNA ~ .--.~ss ~ s.s.ssvs. /. iss ssf
~sss 81 c~sv~~, go wss- sssap sasfas IRE s~ss.s
rss>ssroea. mg p<rsas ss ysAs ss r.s~,,sx ..
sssas rs~s-ssesss ss sss ssoss snaasi
0 fo-rmAstGs~ sssAasxss ssss. ..s sy
.~sass DAILY sah~esssp, ssS .. v,,.
sNa wststy s~e.csisss. ss WEEKLY
ssss~ss, sie snst@sds ~su ~ eSpy
thsy fsssiah sst~csfh.ss ss, s.41..-
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TRsAsusv Dur.RrsrEr, June 4, 1859.
PROPOSALS win be received department day
Of August NEXT O'Clock,
house, once &c Wmng,op
ihogrspb~d drawings printed
OF is young
pvcr,~
be for the ~bo. buiLinr and
the the reject
invited, should Un.d
Eighty five Of the OF the
FURNISHED according 10 contract price d amount 70 be
by sar~rnendeni viii be paid The ~
retained until completion
acceptance Of the work, kc. by the superintendent.
builders
person.
of the Secretary of the v forfeiture
Every p,opos. accompanied by written
signed responsible psons
" the Unsd sses d's Judge Of the district which The
seasons re-de) that the bidder will when required his
be accepted enter into cnetaot and bond with and
suhcien securities, the o SIS 900 for II. shfu perform
r
Lhosphed plans, working winrs and printed
can b had ard examined,
od work be oesu- csiicn
IN. custom house al Whming,on Delaware.
ns proposals must be thi. department addressed IN the
eeen.y ~ he enfors~d
~ N"mhf'on beswsre,'l opened
the day hred
bidders, u any shall be present -
JAMES GUTHRIE,
'"neN-"~'n"si Secretary of Treasury.
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CoIun.bia uoUs.. Cape Isisnd. New Jersey.
respectfully that The sAovs hotel y
now hi. celebrated ~nt.vvE
sddons ndmprovemcr's hsve
including tb. erection OF rsmser "a
accommodation OF aenn~en-
introduced ,h. premises and ohef
Of those who favor
The Iunnb
f'f' L, HARDWOOD,
lame IA aim Cape Island, New Jersey.
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THE Corner he Ou'done.-we have this day noa'
Il srction-- fELf
sep mic. .rnhroidrred collars sk cents
$50 pairs lace under.lecvcs, 4i, worth ~ 80
Is chimizete., u so, worth d, I..-l.E. .
10 dozen inch esnnbrc ut eI worth " o
The good. yohy the a.hoh OF ladies' as ey are
jnst half tns usdsi tret. .u..... . ,,r,,y
YERRY, TFBBs, VERIFY,
M,y -stm0 Tfnt1 of and Penn. sv,
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United states Patent vilAce,
tVnshinvtoh. limit "a. lpAJ.

Washington, tune "a, 1889
nm the petition OF f. p Dimpe Philadelphia, rrnnS
praying for the extension OF patent sdned him the
twenty eighth OF Deceber 6 IN blowers
Tor furnaces for from the expiration said patent which
takes rlace on the eighth day Of Deccube eseeh hun
dred and my three, Ues3t-- NJ.
IL ordered The said petition Office
Monday the fh Of December - O'clock and all
nohed aud show any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the ruied
Office their ohjecons, specially writing, wesy
days before the all flied either
be used the said hearing taken
dnce with the rules OF the office, which be furnished app
cation.
Ordered aro notice be published
telsencer, Washington Pennyivanian Plnduphia
ssanai Post ,sburg Pennsylvania National Democrat city Of
aud Post Boston, Massachusetts,,
three successive weeks pctoa to the M day Of December
The day Of hearing.
Has"HNu CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Patents.
Of the above will please copy and send the
bills TO the Patent ONCE with paper containing this notice.
29-law3w
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Dx losscrH Sate secured Ana
~ hydro electric vatac
he wonderful discovery In medicine
'eiy the day. They relieve wihogt shock
simultaneously head tooth
ache, palms, doorsux, aid by
inxsuch local
Ac.disapp~sr by miracle They
all dreadful chdrcn
called convuisioas
disofdrrs of the bowcs They
unus. drcompose defect The needle
all tbs Paeuonieaa powerful voc The
ducns these effects about ounces. up
book
man his lifetime, guarding himself family and friends, against
that which mild
pcrfrcy wonderfully
~. price oa complete chain from 81 So Batteries $40
J12 30. f NJ '*rs a# IL -6I = =
Incredible facts, person easily
himself beforehand ri their
the has America
Academy Of Medicine Of New
phed with the medical colleges
and Wards Island hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital,
by the Academic Naonais Mearcn
faculty. Vienna by the faculty
institutions Of the highest order including the principal hospitals
Europe. ~ |
The poprieto po-sessou Of smonss the same ef
sH
fhs
In both hsmspboes and invite the public examine
for scientific Of tesimonisls number OF
cured IN New York Europe
once They viii be fotwaJ.d free Of postage
United State. 10 answer TO prepaid Inquiries onnnins
posiags nan~ J. sTEiNERr,
No. 5s broadway, OF Prince street, New York
Baiun-fs Charles aud VIM Ca-psi, - North Gay street.
Ap 2s-dJm
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Rights for Michael Nodrye Co.. this city, have been
appointed United
rights the machine thoroughly
n6uced practical throuxhoSs cooaGy he e
best machine for thn podoced
tessu worked y! the application Of motive power, s.a
With Two light
bricks moulded In Ave seconds,
thus exceing in rapidly operation machine
for that purpose known. l .ls-t
The issue of the American patent only delayed until The
pared negotiate for the sale OF ot territory and give
q good title the iI 17
Apply letter, (po pad Office,
streets, the Post Office Department. 5a.@
June 49, codn X. II
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orrcE Army CLoTHlsa AND E1uIrABx,
fhiadeinhia June lS, 1853,


SEAaEB PROPOSALS. will be received At this once
unt 10 O'clock The 2h day Of July for furnishing
by contract the following of deliverable
the uni,ed States o,hns and Equrass depot
October
0O0o yards duck, 2e1 inches wide, lax
yard for wall and common tents;
1900 duck 2Sk inches wide, weight 10
yard lor wall hrs
1900 yasds duck, 81 inches wide weight l5h
yard, for hospital flies,
all Of which manufacture conform all
respects to the standard sealed in this ONCE
Samples viii additional
the subject which be desired by manufacturers wishing
offer proposals ..l
Ten csn o(he amonn Of each delivery will be retained until
the shall be completed which 10 be forfeited the Uni
ted States dearaton Of the f
fHing the terms and stpulaions OF tho contract.
Contracts win be based accepted proposals. for the hlmsn
Of which securities v Ill be required.
Lers containing proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Army Supplies, - adiressedt to
G. H. CRosMAN,
June 22-3tawt20 July Major and Quartsmsstcr u. y. A.
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Ia the state Of California
provisions Congress approved
March sd, $50, entitled An provide f survey
the public lands In California, the fnntins " empon
therein and m Other the Presdrni c the United states
authorized at such um.s Ills Judgment public
impesativry In the
p-cia legislation OF Congress subject
CALuoRKiA sepatse distinct
districts shalt determine be eb
respectively the Upper Lo~e Ueper Middle
sppesrs public interest mp~faeIy requires that
isoo aNx be n statss
Now, 1HxHrross fEAsrs Psses ferdsnt Of The Uli,ed
declare
California shall be divided land districts
Of pablo the psfse OF
sixth latitude land upper
district shall be established at present BssotA and thai oi The
ioyor Sistricf s Los ssasLos.
my city Washington
lay OF March, A. ID. ls53
BY the Prcsdenti
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
JoHs wIlsos, Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
l-9awamo
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REn kmown 90 all whom it msy concern, that ,hs
General Land
city, apply due 10 said once for Ger
following land oAhcs military dr
piir.. 307i, 5052, JSs, 3s6,
Ja1 3s 1@ 3at 1894 aud tnA the originals Of which Is
sued snd belonged 20
Wm Reynolds deceased and been neither located nor
patented, bot cssusiiy lo-t destroyed. = ...ur
For heirs atIa~ OF Wm Reynolds decd
Rcusosp, Aprn oo 1853.
An I'm
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u o tbo-e universal stone Jar rcireaofs manu-
faeured T.. Philadelphia AMI which received
the
by who ersmined used this cfrsc
decidedly scc IL IL arranged
offood provision entirely separate removed
current OF cold sir
and within each
nent, whie simple the coupletc
riU % !. whole is Insured
snufaouers' prices, with the privilege of being re
they do prove In sstisfactoy, by
q. w. BOTELER,
ans7-u Iron Bai.
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TUE ss-sraer Marble public 70 ber
mssssd on . one of the rrsasst ascovee OF the ss. sna
for received gold medal fair OF the Amer
hs efi ~ the Metropolitan Mcchsn
,es insu wash.os In fehrusy spd March o' m's
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marble Of p~sous stones asd 'se
choicest marbles, dnssnt vsrrne' are eSso,
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under
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