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MEDICINES. So.
DY SIP EP STA,

49, - hSV nH n1z1AE1a hS1S nfAEnhg
in s worst FORMS often after the case has been aban-
doned by the most SKILFUL PHYSICIANS as
hopeless;
Flatulency Acidity of the Stomach,
any arrangement of the Digestive Or
gahs, Liver Complaints of the most ag-
gragated nature, GENERAL DEBILI.
TY, Weakness of the Limbs, CoIdness
OF the Extrem ties, arising from want of
Life in the Blood, Female COMPLAINTS or
Irregularities PHYSICAL PROSTRA-
TlON of all kinds, BILIOUS DISEAS-
Els, FEVER and AGUE, Bronchitis,
and even CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA.
Chronic iaTrhGa, and all mecurial dis.
eases, PARALYSIS, Neuralgia; and all
Complaints oil the Nervous system, even
when bOrderdering on Insanity.
PAINTERS CoLIC,
Or any disease caused by handling working on lead
or type, or using drawn through lead pipe For
this reason alone, every FAMILY should make use of
this remedy, as it is an INFALLFBLE SPECIFIC for
the AWFUL EFFECTS produced by using water which
has in any way become impregnated with lead other
mineral substance, and the MYRIADS arho are nOw
suffering from. any firm Of thess complaints will find
CURE OR RELIEF,
II they will give this medicine fair trial. Often
single bottle will produce the most magical results
Examine the certificates, and Judge for yourselves if
"Ha' "O say Is NV true, anu tndt we OHer tke
Strongest and best certified Medicine an the World.
PHYSICIANS AND CHEMISTS,
of the highest standing, give it their sanction.
Merchants, Mechanics, Clergy men, Lawyers Mem
bers ofboth Houses OF Congress, Governors Senators
Public Officers OF all kinds, Citizens of every State and
section OF the country persons Of both sexes, and
every age and condition of life stamp it with their un
qualified appreciation What stronger EVIDENCE, what
conclusive testimony can be asked to convince
any that the
ORIGINATED RITTERS
have been greater blessing all Classes coalitions
humankind than any other medicine ever OFF rec.
These truly remarked lie results are due 10 the won
and not to- any stimulating effect whatever As the
stomach is the great la otaory Of the system and the
strength and health of all tie other organs depend upon
its proper action, any arrangement of it's powers if
less felt by the different functions. Hence if
remove the cause, the various manifestations Of
weakness disease will disappear. No Alcoholic
Stimulant can permanently strengthen Weak Stom-
ach; i,can more give Real Energy than whip can
give strength to jaded horse.
The 0xygenated Bitters
Build up and Strengthen from the First, and
drive ont Disease By gsUi',g
TONE. ENERGY, AND HEALTH,
TO
Reed, Austin, q Co.. Proprietors, 26 Mer
chants Row, B0ST0N.
For sale by all the Druggists in Worcester
dec20 dTus3n-is2w&w3n s3w
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PENN
The First Inquir-.----.-" Echo Answers
4XVhare 81

ING FIST Inqulr .----.- ECHO AnSW6TS
Where e.
1t was morn, bright December morn, youth
stood gazing for long time the beautiful display
Of ait before him, lis first, aud natural inquiry to
himself was Is this hen, said the youth, ssi, this
the place where the lights AMI shadows pictured to
life, polished silver plates and by the artists skill
gilded with pure gold Echo answers, Ills
Then light the TORCH he said, held in Excelsor's
hand guide both Youth and Age, where the Sunshine
art is studied in the highest degree. will know this,
the youth declares He ascends, step by step, till he
teaches the SKY Light Hall = pauses- he makes his
first bow before the artists chr takes his first sitting
he the result, now wonderful and yet how rue,
The Youth is satisfied returning to his friends. he
shows his pize-he informs them with hasiy
breath, the place of places, where one get the
Types of Life. Remember, he says, at Union Block
daguerrean Gallery 1877 Main Street, Over L. d. God
dard's store. decl6 diff
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JAMES STEWART
Cutler and Gum Maker.

No. 25 Exchange Street.. Worcester, Mass
:. Returns his sincere thanks TO the inhabitants
- of Worcester and vicinity, Tor their liberal pat
ronage, and hopes from his experience in the Trade
and strict attention to business TO merit continuance
Of their fayors.
s. begs to state that.he makes. sharpens, cleans,
and repairs Cutlery and Guns, Of all kinds large
assortment of Keys kept always hand. Locks and
Keys repaired. Jobblng neatly executed. o22 dom
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Boston and Worcester Railroad.


lA 81 -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-C Commencing Tues
day, NoD. l, 1858.
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows
Worcester about 5, at $780, d lO-259 M; (s.O5
Ex.l 400, (ll.O5 Ex.)p.E
q M MiIi6gdy Z, 7.ss. ,5 5sS an s sis p"
Z" Fram'n Gen., $40, lilo 6 2.45, 4 80
" Saxonville az 725 100
F." Newton, $50, g, $3.50 wv. Tr) 9,l5+, Il.5o
(W Tr.)* M. 2,02+, $40, 44o 5,25 CIV. Tr),r els,
s.l5t p. m.
$780, and $3.50, p. m
p.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.
For Worcester at $50 (and Exl am, 215, a. ES }
4,S0 "a $50 Ex) pm.
" Mibury al 7.30 am. 490
"a Milford at 7.30 ain $50
" Fram'n Gen., 7.SO, 500 g 2.15, 4,SO, $50
" Saxonville al 900 90
!" Newton, o,(w Tr)sl5, &sAM-; 1890, s.l5
(W. Tr.,) BIS, 5, s, 7.l5 and 9.l5t, p. N.
" Brookne, us s.05, $50, & IL m, /, ESQ, 500,
4,45, SIS, 1880, q 10 80 p. m.
" Charles River Branch, IT'S am II; 8, 6,15 pm.
%W. Newton Station. wednesdays at H.
g. TWlCHELL, 5upT
Boston. Oct. 81. 1858 dawtf
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FLOUR FLOUR,

GROCERIES Fer THE PUBLIC.
Nes0 Stock of Groceries at No. Stones Block
Main ST., Opposite S. II. Coaton's Nsuyery.
iTNHE subscriber, having purchased of A. HUNTING
& TON, his entire Steck in Trade, aud having added
to the same large and well selected and choice stock
of Goods begs leave TO say to the former customers
and the public generally that he Is prepared to sell
VI. I, Goods and Groceries,
for Cash, at the low price the market affords He
will alsopnrchase for Cash. exchange for Goods, all
kinds of farmers Produce. He hopes that by con-
stantly keeping on hand we'll selected Stock of Goods
and strict attention to business to receive share Ct
public patron ,ge.
+. Goods delivered in all parts of the City, free Of
charge.
Also, for sale new Platform Scale that will weigh
600 lbs. EDW,D PREST
Worcester, July 81, 1858. DIFF
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NEW LUMBER YARD

NEW LUMBER YARD
At the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
XKTHERE will be kept by the undersigned col stantly
w on hand, all the various kinds and qualities Of
Eastern. Western and Northern Lumber
Consisting Of Boards, Plank, Jost, shingles, Clap
boards, Pickets, Laths, White Wood Ash, Black
Walnut, and Cherry.
FRAMES supplied TO or0er at short notice. and all
Lnmper sold on reasonable terms, by
~ J. G.MORSE e. CO.
IT oaiceNo- 10 dechaniest- ausss diff
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Providence & Worcester Railroad
WINTER ARRANGEMEN

rHsszzzzzzssa On aud after MONDAY, Nov. 7, 1885,
Passenger Trains will leave Providence
and Worcester, as follows;
Leave Worcester at and II, rs A NJ, and 8. As PM
Leave Providence at 40 and ll,45, A. A., and 4 s.
p M.
For connections with the various Railroads leading
from Providence and Worcester aud with the Norfolk
County Road al Blackstone, see Pathfinder Railway
Guide publ shed by George X Snow, Boston.
THE STEAMER PERRY, to and from Newport,
runs in connection with the ll,5 A. M, and As A.
NJ Trains. ISAAC H. SOUTIWICK, Supt.
Providence, Nov. >. 1853 no dawtf
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RAILROADS.
Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.

30 #EE - sy-1 Ery5sS slzN7
TIME LTERED-Saonnse arrangement.
ON and after Monday, June g. 1858, trains will leay
" Fitchburg at 8 A. NJ, 1910 and 5,45 p. n.
Freight $50 A. NJ.
Returning--Leave Worcester at $50 and l1l5A. M
and at AIS P M. Freight, 2.S0p. M.
IVERs PHILLIPS, Pres't.
Fitchhnrg ] une 6. 1853 iYl DIFF
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Clothes Cleansed.

Clothes CleanSed.
ID EPAIRED, Re dyed and color improved, by SYL
HI NESTER WILSON No. 1876 Main Street, rear O
SturtevaDps Tailoring Establishment, Worcester, Mass
HIS Prices Overcoats, 81 10, Frock Coats rs cts
Sack Goats IS, Pants, 37a, Vests, 25 Buff Vests. so
Caps, l24. Every Garment Cleansed by him, is war
rantd TO give satistactIon. Garments by Stage
Express will be promptly attended TO- For sale & c
Fatchs Spirits OF Soap ap2I DIFF
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EXPRESSES, &c.
C0MmefClaI AT05 o. 0I6a1- EIUp5IIVIH
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK.
Goods Transported between WOrcesteE
and New York as Low, and with e.
OuaIDespatch, as by any osherLine.
TEE Bosts OF thia Llne

THE Bosts Of This Line =. S<S~~ n
n from Fox Point, on MON SAssizes sysssasa-s
----sas-S----~ DAYS, WE'D NEsDAYS, q FRIDAYS
and New York on r tuesdays, THURSDAYS,
SATURDAYS, until furthernotice.
Freight taken for New York NJ reasonable rates;
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Dally
Inland Line of Propellers between New YORK ano
Philadelphia, and the semi-weeky INLAND Line to baItl
more, all times. When this Inland route Is open,
Goods will be taken at Providence for philadelphia az
per foot and for Baltimore at cents per 1901,
Usual time between Providence and Philadelphia, ~
hours; and between New York and Baltimore, 80
hours
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forward
ed from New York by any other lines, If SO directed
at current rates. :
For further information apply to w. II. JOUltDANi
Office OF Providence and Worcester Railroad Ce.i
Isaac odell, Pier No. - N. r. or w. p Williams, "a
Broadwa! New York, or 10
b. BUFFUM, Agent, foot ofsouth Main St,
Sept. 81. 1853. dawtf Providence.
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SlGNOR l.. PAPANTI,
PROF. ESS0R OF DANCING

9- Lessons given to single pupils, and to private
classes at any hours Of the day For particulars, apply
4P NJ. ia4 d3m
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.


Passenger Trains will run as follows,
Leave Arrive at Groion Arrive at
Worcester at Junction at Nashua and Lowellai
Ills m 1870 pm. LIS pm. Lilo pm
AIS pm 5s5 pm. sis pm $50 pm
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell JnHction Worcester
7.30 am. 7 Is am. sos am. Is am
las am. I.30 am. 1890 p.m l.55 pm
5.00p.m. AS pm. 535 pm. 700 pm
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving Nashua directly with trains
OF Concord, Boston, Concord and Montreal, Northern
Passumpsc, aud Vermont Central Railroads. n Train
from Nashua connect directly with down Trains from
the above named Roads.
Each Train toa and from Groton Junction, with
upward and downward Trains OF the Fitchburg RaToad
and Stony Brook Railroad to and from Lowell.
At Worcester $50 a. m train connects with Steam.
boat train from York via Norwich. Il.l5a m. con
meets With Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad
trans AIS p. connects with trains from all above
named roads, including the Express Train from New
York and Albany. Train arriving at a. M connects
with the trains OF all the above roads, including
Express Train to New ork and Albany. That arriving
at p N with p m. trains of above roads That
irving 1t ZOO with the New York Steamboat Trar
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER f. r TRAINS, 81
running connection with Worcester and Nashua Trans
Leave Fitchburg at g r, M. 1910 ind 600 p N
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ill am. and f. Is
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
Worcester Groton Junction, Nashua Lowell and Fitch
burg.
" For connections with the other road at Worces
ter, Groton Juhcti0n and Nashga, see Snow and Wi.
ders Pathfinder and Railway aide.
O. Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur
Iington Montpelier, Wells River aud White River juno
tion at the fare by each of the different routes Wis
wv. BENTLEY, sup't
Worcester. Dec, 1858. ielO dawtf
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Irvine!

LIVING.
A MOTHER lot Of Harris g. Brothers. superior 3, A,
IA and ply Cotton Twnse, warranted The best and
cheapest twiDe in market, for sale, Factory prices
by the Agents, II. GRIFFIN ~ co.
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Or Cornells Pain Expeller.
Sc PERFECT Charmer of PAM Manufactured
n by g. d. FULLER a. Co.
generally @e myi4 dtf
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WORCESTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
--oF---
Manufactures. Trades and Professions.


Worcester County and the public generally with iht
fullest confidence that persons in want of The products
nf Wore sser Work shops Or ne Nerehanolne o. Mo1
will be able 60 sapply themselves at short notice an
upon reasonable can be met with in Bosto
OF elsawhcre.
Anetioneer and Commission Merchant.
SAMUEL w. SELBY, No. 6S Main street.
Agent and Collector.
CONSTANT SHEPARD, % Thomas street.
Agricultural Implements.
RUGGLES, NOURSE, MASON, CO., Court
Mills.
Booksellers and Eookbinders.
JOHN KEITH & CO., No. 2S6 Main street.
J. S. WESBY, No. 1874 Main street.
Botanic Druggists.
BUSH & CO., No. "a Front street.
Barre Stage Office.
No 2l5 Main street, next to Am. Temperance
Apothecaries and Druggists.
LEWIS T. LAZELI., 20l Main street.
EDWARD H. MARSH, corner of Main and
Pleasant streets.
H. LAYING, dealer in Perfumery, Segars. Patent
Medicines, &C., No. 46 Front street.
Calico and Printing Press Builders.
X BARRETT 8 CO., Stone Shop, near the
Junction.
Desk Manufacturer.
E. P. WRIGHT, Rear of Paines Block, corner
of Main and Pleasant streets.
Doors, Blinds, and Sashes.
J.&J. w. BARTLETT, No. IS Front street.
JOSEPH WADSWORTH, No. rs Main street.
Dry Goods, Millinery. and Carpets.
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & CO., Union
Block, No. I9l Main street
Dealers in Piano FOrtes. Seraphines, &
Music Books.
PERRY & ANDREWS, No. 4 Harrington Cor
ner.
Flour, Grain, and Lime.
DRAPER & CLARK, No. 1O3 and los Front
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Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.
HOO DOZEN flushed Cali skins, weIghi from "a
w to SO lbs. the dozeh for sale by ALDRICHi &
Co, and are constantly recsiyngthese OF this weight
III store on consignment. No. AZ and As Front St,
n4 diff stfls eNssH go Worcester. Mass
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GROCERIES. &c.

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Eureau Corps OF Typographical Engineers,

september IA 1904
PROPOSALS will be unl on
OF an IRON steamer for the lake be delivered at De
port Erie by the 30th ,ay of ne
be less long
exclusive e fixtures paddle wheels wheel houses
burden and depth OF hold about feet
The deck be
vided follow
hands; machinery cabin,
closets and cabin furniture
less than 20 hands officers
The upper deck or sbiu roof 10 be sucisny firm for custom
Pilot on the upper deck and 10 be supplied
The boat 10 be schooner be supplied with
spas and rigging painted 10 have two
anchors with adequate cables, alt
Of hauer holes chain cable boxes, wndas
furnish dra wing and model Of the
The boat be supplied not less than
20 feel long EACH and each boat have good with rudde
and uler.
No advances be made and the War Depart
nd en 70 have asao for . 70 declare The contract yIa
right accept of the proposals. reject the whole and to
advertise
The boat to be able at common steam pressure maintain
speed miles the hour be supplied with suitable
bunker, capable or slowing less than loo Of coal
and all and
against fire. be observed The boat have less than 20 ade
quate wa buckets.
OF quality be of Kind,
with the best Improvements.
When
viii be appointed by the War Department. officer of the
be chosen by The These select third
and employ exceeding professional steamboat aso
employ the requisite hemen, abore &c order 10 make IN
spection and trial.
than 100 miles weather, which trip said boat
shall speed Of not less than mites the hour
The inspectors condition,
strength aud machinery workmanship fnh
has fulfilled his also evidence OF
trial. said expenses paid by United States
'"' '"' '' " 'S J. J. ALBERT,
Sep l6-das&aawilstNov Col. Corps I. T.
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United states Patent Once,
WAAhinKtOn. Sent. 8. 1854

IN the petition Henry Burden Troy York, pray
OF granted 10Th
Deeember ls4O for an Improvement in machine for rolling
puddle balls other Of
FROM the expiration patent place
on the 10Th day Of December, 1854
ordered that the said petition
Monday the 27 Of November IL O'Clock and ali
notified appear they have why
said petition ought o granted.
Persons opposing the required the Patent
once objections, specially writing
days before the day Of hearing all testimony filed
be used the said hearing
cordance with the rules Of the Once which
application.
The will be
deposons and other relied testimony
IN the oee on OF before the morning OF that day the Arguments
any, within days thereafter.
Ordered, this published the Unon Inei
gencer aud Evening Sar Washington d. Evening Argus
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Scientific American New York and
Fos, Boston,
weeks previous to the 9Th Of November next day hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
r. sEdtors of the above will please
bills TO the Patent Dfce, with containing
Sept 6-law3w
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No. 523
Sale alternate sections I'm the state Missouri
BY the President of the United States.

No. 523.
Sale OF alternate sections I'm the state Missouri
BY the President o the United States.
IN pursuance OF law, l. FRANKLIN PIERCE, President of the
M 30 sps %ase al
bearing odd "amsra which remain 10 ss United states shi 81
satee Missouri. ubeet to sale a. two dollars and ay eens
s 5 By s As 81 @ S @ s e
public lands, aid the Of railroads
the ae, Of 4 Iusus ss4 VIII be held At ths
land offices in said State at the periods hereinafter designated TO
office PALxvKA, commencing Monday, the
,senh day Of next for the dsposa Of The xacan, lands
above referred situated in the
North Of the base line, and Of the th principal meridian
Townships Jyyse tysir, fifty and eight, of
Townships yylrs, Nsy ,iI hisysoven yeisA, and 1y-
Townships NfyJdpe, sysir hhy seven, dfyeigh and y
ToSnships my dre hy six sepeu and sy-eigA of range
Townships tyfos my and fy-sersn, of nine.
Townships Wfyfpe, fifty siH tysspe" and fifty eight of range
& and AMID nss ss
AT the land Office MLAs commencing Monday the eighth
day Of January neE tor The disposal Of lac TSsan public land. in
fo'owiDg-named townships, to wts
North the base Hne and Of the tA principal meridiaa
townships fly seven, fy eight, range
ys wv and Of range aieen
Townships iy si hfy and yeigh of range seven
Townships tys4 6y-seyen and y sisA eighteen.
Townships Dis mr. ddy seven, NM ssh,, range twenty
Townships y sir hy and f eight Of range twenty
Townships fly z, hyseven, aud Jayeig4t Of
Townships ftyr, ty seven, and ,Jty eig of
three.
land office fLArrspuno, commencing Monday, The
eighteenth day the
odd numbered above referred
uated in the following named townships, viz:
ae, the ira principal meridian.
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GNo. 520.1


Office hereby Of the Hon. leny
Dodge and for assigned the Lands hereto
withdrawn the Wior Ruer and Miner al
within about fifteen miles
each side supposed OF the proposed railroad from u
ST. Paul. Lac Lake SUPERIOR particularly de-
scbed puc notice No $40 issued from this office on the lh
July last wbca subec, al the tpe OF said
Withdrawal (excep empted will
be subject and after Monday the 2h
though the had been Withdrawn from market And
ebrsced in the Presidents
No si0 sale Willow River Wisconsin,
Noadsy, of September having
rescndea offered directed In said procsma
under hand General Land Once the city
Washington, this 2lst day August Domini 1874
BY order OF the President.
JOHN WILSON Commissioner.
29-9awGw Intel h Stsrl
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Baltimore College of Dental surgery.

HAPTN A. HARRIS, NJ. D., principles of Dental Surgery
Thomas E. Bond, M. d., principles OF Dental Medicine
Washington r Handy NJ. d.. oatomy and Physiology
Alfred A. Blandy, NJ D., Dental Practice.
Philip H. M. d., Dental Mechanics
Reginald N. Wright, NJ. D., Dental Chemistry.
The fifteenth l OF Novsm-
ber, and Gle on of March.
will be devoted practical dentistry snd
anatomical Al dissections.
being connected with the college, the student will
have dental
one the whole
TICKETS siiO; macuatop IS diploma
For further information address
r. H. AUSTEN, Dean,
Sept I3-2sw4w rs Sharp
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under the act making of land $40 aid the Territory
49, 1854
Ss uasa
his order bearing date the lah Of July instant directed thai certain
heen miles each side OF the route Of the from Du
sa a. s a . 1 be ss
from until further ORDERS valid emptor
any purpose ereepon Includes the
military reservation at Fort sne,n: recently advertised 70, sale
after described have This day been withdrawn from sale
accordingly 10 wit;
dislrie, subject at Willow RIVER:
North Of the base line and Of the fourth principal eriaian
Townships 40, AZ, and AZ, OF range I2.
Townships A to 49, inclusive, OF range l3
Townships 4s to 4s, inclusive, Of range a.
Townships 40 aud Al, OF range i6
Townships SO 10 Il, inclusive, OF range IL.
Town.sips 3 70 a. 81 iosiusye & !, Q. range ,t, is
Townships 2o 80 and SO 80 inclusive of range 40
district OF lands subject sale MINERAL POINT
NortA Of tAs sas ns a"a ef fourth principal meridian.
Townships "a ?, and 3 3 Of ranges and
Township 8 Of ranges and 8.
In the district o land subject sale DusuauK:
North of the base ne ~ess Of the A principal meridian
Townships 81 TO 81, inclusive, OF rangel
Townships 81 To %, inclusive, Of ranges 2 and
Townships q TO ~, inclusive, Of ranges
Townships es 10 81, inclusive, Of range6.
Townships 80 to 100, inclusive, of range z.
Townships 30 10 100, inclusive, OF range &
Townships 81 to 100, inclusive, of range O.
Townships o. 10 100, inclusive, Of range 10,
Townships q 10 loo, inclusive, Of range u
Townships % to loo, inclusive, of range IL,
Township 100, Of range 10
Of the line and east Of the h principal meridian
Townships 81 81, inclusive, of ranges and ..
Township 80, Of ranges
MINNESOTA TERRITORY.
dstric, of lands subject sale SALTWATER;
Of base line and Of the fourth principal erid
an
Townships 4 to g, inclusive, Of range ls
Townships ~ to AZ, inclusive, OF range ~
townships a. and 40 70 ss inclusive Of range ID
Townships g g 10 4a, inclusive, Of range aS'
Townships ad to 40, inclusive, OF range q
Townships % TO 80, inclusive Of range 20
Townships 20 TO 33, inclusive, of range a.
In the district of subject sale BROWNSVILLE;
North Of the rh principal 'aeriaiGn
Township l0i, of range
Township. ol 10 1903, inclusive, Of range 9.
S iS neasys Of anss sanssi
Township l65, OF range l6
In the district of lands subject sale wIvoaAi
NORTH Of iae nm principal msridia
Township loo, Of range H.
Townships LOG no. inclusive OF 10, H. Is, and 49,
townships iO7 10 no inclusive Of range H.
Townships 100 and llo, of range is
Township lO, Of range 10
In the district of lands subject sale a, RED WIsa:
North Of Tie base hne and rs Of e h principal meridian
Townships Ill to 49, inclusive, of range IA.
Townsp ownsp III 10 20 ls Of shfs, i
Townships ~ 90 ii5 inclusive, o. range DO
Townships ia and 49, Of range 81.
In the district OF lands subject to sale at MssrAroLs:
oe base line and OF the a prinspa meridian
Townships lis and Ii9, of range 40
Townships it6 10 ;2s, inclusive, Of r-ase s
Worth Of q s .. 81 e ,ss q .ss. e. sss 'a' meridian and
Township. 27 aud %, of range
Towa:hips y, q, and d %, 20 Of ranges % aae e.