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Know NOthingism.

. The result OF the late elections in New
Jersey, Michigan, Ohio, Connecticut, Indi-
aua, California, and ESPECIALLY in Oregon,
proves that the days of this order are mum
bered and close at hand. Hereafter it will
be remembered with the isms Of the past.
True, it has looked more formidable and
dangerous than any ism of this nineteenth
century, but its growth was Of hot-housc
natnrc-it could not Withstand the pure
lght-the healthy atmosphere of principle.
We feel that it is gone, and but that We
believe it has had an ephemeral existence
in this territory-short and Intellectual, us
it has been pernicious in the influence it
has exerciscd-we should notice it no fur
ther. That the order in this territory was
conceived and brought Into existence by
wings from 0regon-established by whig
influence from that territory, we never had
doubt. Nor have We the shadow of q
doubt but that it was established in Ore
gon, and introduced into this territory as
the expiring hope of whiggery, to secure
the election to congress Of the whig nomi-
nees of both territories. Attractions were
presented, inducements held out, and prom
ises- made that were well calculated to en-
trap good democrats. In this way, doubt
less, many good, honest and sincere demo-
Gratis were inveigled into the iniquitous
order. All mankind are more or less cred
ulous and liable to be deceived; and this is
no evidence Of weakness or want of princi-
pie. That man has never lived that has
not, at some time in bis life, found himself
the victim Of misplaced confidence. In this
case, then, since the bubble has exploded
since the form has been unmasked and its
deformities exposed, the question with
those who have been deceived, will natu-
rally be--what shall we do! To all such
us have been attached to the democratic
party, we would say, as we have always
said, in oil sincerity, candor and earnest.
ness--come out from amongst them--take
final card Of withdrawal from the wig
wam-vote as you have always voted. It
is now the time-the proper time, to take
your true position. Your party will re-
member you, your neighbors will respect
you, and your friends will esteem you. The
time will never be more propitious.
, 1855-06-15

Another, reason why Judge Hays withdrew his
anticipate much excitement during the next congress
SS ceb 5 obeT s wS spe Sr
determined feeling than .nee % the organization Of The
delegate frOm this territory must have his sympathie
see it. and seg it, i M Il probable % tat S they V would a.
iGvSraoy listen and supply our necssfitiesr Would
as chasti.ement for sending from the New England
or pre- pTosisvery sentiment. If % the delegate stands
s@S ss ws Sc s Sd sSs
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, 1855-06-15

D1-Several bungling and obvious errors
occurred in portion Of last weeks edition
of the Pioneer and Democrat, which will be
pointed out by comparison with revised
and corrected copy.
, 1855-06-15

THURsToN COUNTY.
CoUNcnMAS.-Col WILLIAM COCK.
RHPRRSHNTArIvEs.-C. B. BAKER.
wM. RUTLEDGE. JR..
DAVID J. CHAMBERS,
CHAS. f. WEED,
RODOLPH NJ. WALKER,
JOHN n. LOW.
oouSrY SuRvrYoE-JARED s. HURD.
CouNrY AssEssoR---W. D. D. NEWMAN.
Co. ConusuoxER-JosEPHs 8. BRoSHEARs.
CoLoxEI-B. F. SHAW.
LIEUT.. CoL,-J0sEPH NILES.
MAJoR].K. HURD.
, 1855-06-15

r Dar We are under special obligations 70
sruAxr, of the express, "a hours from PoI'.
land, for the Portland, Oregon, Stapaefa
and TINES, containing returns Of tho election
in Oregon, and for other express fayors. =
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.-e - - ,ho;, ,,,,,oIos o,or ,,o
O- ~ oo,,,ar ,Io,s ~. ho.ar,.
- b,,ana tc.,b.r ,;,b srol
A.. % a..
.1ie uu r1.
'ne Wv 81
'i".e IVY ''e ~ " 49,,
e'!'.'"H " e"''"'"Se '"l", u 'HT ',il'.,'"7
'e''' "n'" "'"', '"' iO'''' ii i''''i' " VI,
'o'! u'u 'ne %" VI p'''"ie "osu' "'o'' "
give more eheeriui 'oieshauo"ins o s'U',o'a v.
'ory LOT 'ne democracy on 'ne Un "'y o 'u'y n.N'
than at present. Inc democracy are MOVING lor,
ward IN open dayHgn'-'h eiear 'unSlnt-
onward oy the cheering success Oh '"er parry "''
nmph IN The Atlantic s'a'es-ih .aino'n'a a"u o,'so'
The star oil the democracy III 'he as'e"oen'' a"''
mere let us ask can .e supporters J0use o''ons'
OF the eahd'ua'e o' 'ne aOoh'loh parry ie,'N. any
oAiiOn-3NASenersAi o' 'ne resu''S "''ou'u "
Ut are tney not reAIy regarueo .! 'nei" - ,V'e""
ing 'neHn u 'ne 'e''o-i uesAt VIM - .
Du' We naVe i"ote ''n''''''e e''''"N'' man Wv
pres'ase oi Victory oy "'i'n " ART "
count WIN certainty upon the eiee'loh o' 20" A,'
derSon as our next representative III congress. Am
territory o. HdshingiOn Is ae"o'r"t"' II NOT ON!
gave decided and handsome majority Tor the INIT
delegate but elected large majority OF the members
oil the last Legislature from the ranks oil the democ
racy' and that too' when the hansasNeDraka Issue
was fresh before the people And now let US ask mas
any circumstance or combination OF circumstances
occurred since that time to change the political char
acter Of the terrtoryi We contend not. We claim
for the democracy the advantage Of the Immigration
We contend that more persons have become residents
Of the territory claiming allegiance to the democratic
party. than have removed from it, claiming democratic
afintes since the last election. We know Of none
have heard of any who have changed their polit
cal views, except it has been in favor Of the demo
cratic party. We have ample whg authority for be-
eving that that party is far-very far from being ar
well satisfied with the nomination Of judge Strong as
is the democratic party with Col. Anderson. In
fact, we believe that Col Anderson can and will bet
ter succeed in uniting the democratic party than any
person else that could have been nominated. The
Courier tacity admits that judge eastman, the abo
tion candidate, will infict greater injury upon
Judge Strong by being candidate than he will upon
Col Anderson. And will here take occasion to say
that we believe that nearly every democrat who may
have unfortunately connected himself with the order
Of knownothings-nOw since the overthrow aud sub
,nrr0,ng .f ,hot order In Gan Fr,ncisco and Orpgon
, 1855-06-15

bsS- To all whom it may concern, see s3e
notice of the Register and Receivsr % ~
tiers, in our. advertising columns 'pesa
, 1855-06-15
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS,
Col. j. P. ANDERSON.
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1anAs between WaSntHSs>s WAs~AAzax e~s ~
hourSi

TssAs osswssn WASAaHEsss ."a wAssis.x - Ut
Rsnniry s;sss ss~es. Na-Aiayrea ssd cisssaaass Sa
rhroaga TseA.ss s.xwas~ Cheeks
'iL S.,"s's ard oAlo R~',,o.d Asss< ss'ly "esessa m
slrrs bsss.n wsshaxssa aas al py.ous o .he West
The North scss. and t'r Southwest.
wes, always pson5ay
,sne'sa tAs, ea.sa lAs Relay House, sos nr
washssa aud ,ee Ohio Baggage checked thscax
abe passsss<s.,l charge,
iaeoass lsss.s ir n's s,oaa The connecting isa.s
Wasbnxiss da'y AZ u and 4A Sundays Al The
A. Whses sssa sonnssss i made with the trains Of the CEN
rkAi oHIs' RAILROAD, running from Bsn.ss the ohe.
wassss ,hroosh Cambridge z.aesv' and Newa,h 70
Man,nsi 49, ssnds,k a'osd fs saadssky, Toledo Detroit
colasAas q O. r.re.A
q me Ls Ass@ ,sair0sa y xsn,a CIScisNATi, LOUIS
s. as',s s, ~ S: Dayton s IS T.
s'As,e L.,s,ss aa.esse KseA I,:.sd, y Lss. ae.
nsishss Orleans. cold WAshinse
1iesrs 1gcsas,ins. CAIRO, aaa o. .a,a ~
ToR cIEv2LAO ,s3S ~ Cleveland d foIsdo fsue csi
&C. nc.e. .e'd when the oa, n,vsahe between
,ss cls.sisad and PiusSas@ @ rsioaa !. made
Travellers thai, whle this only
shortest speedy and dse. % nearly AZ The leading pop,
The great West The distance from washington 10 Cincinnati =
63 miles being about 100 other
Pare by through ticket from Washington wh@eng 50
Columbus 43 65 Dayton, s5 So Cincinnati, ais Louisville
sy s,os ss o. y on m ss y
Chicago S2o IS and as % g. Loa' e1s 30 and saS MphS
For rrrassi.s and Harper. Ferry .lsha Berkeley springs
Cumberand Bedford spnss Piedmont, Oakland Ffoan,
Baltimore Wheeling lake O.
For tI.ins . and from Baltimore Annapolis special ad
ro SunSs. nformson through ,cke,s se apply to TIL II.
PARSONS, agent, al Washington station ,,
Master Of Transpor.a,,on Ba.imos and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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service and tbs reports OF the mail Lettings giving
vice originated the catanents ordered and the additional
allowances granted within the year.
Finance 0fesJohn Marron, ESQ., Third Assistant Post
General aud twenty clerks To this Office
assigned the supervision and management of the financial
buses Of the department not devoved BY Law the
Aua.. WIN m TIC dra once, ana osa s
drafts payment Of balances reported by the Auditor to be
due TO mail conractos and other the supervision
Of the OF Offices under orders 20 depose their
tey balances designated points and the superntendence
OF the rendition o o. Their quarterly reass Of
suing of postage stamps and stamped envelopes for the
Of postage and Of the accounts connected there
To Third Assistant Postmaster General all postmarters
should direct their quarterly returns Of postage those
eeed Of their Offices and those at depositing Offices
their certificates Of depose to him should also be directed
department we all applications and receipts for post
age stamps and stamped envelopes and for dead letters
DEPARTMENT.
Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary Of War. In the Secre-
tays Office proper there are chief clerk pbordi
lowing bureaus attached 20 this department;
ou.sax1.as <.asvsrs O6ge<.This Office the head Of
which is Lieutenant General Scott, is at New York.
Aaiaaaf General. oGee.-Col. Samuel Cooper Adjutant
George Dcas Captain Seth Williams. Judge Advocate,
Major John Lee Nine clerks and one messenger In this
the army the rolls, &c. 1t is here where all military
missions are made out
Qaarterssasfsy Generals OfesG Gen. Thomas s. Jesup,
qnatermaser general Charles Thomas, assistant quarter
master general Captain NJ. NJ. Clark district quarter
master Major H. c. Wayne in charge Of clothing branch
eleven clerks and messenger.
Payssaser GensraPs OTcs-Co b. F. Larned, paymaster
generals Major ST. Clair Denny, district paymaief eight
clerks and one messenger.
Consrissary Generals O6ice.Gen. George Gibson,
nissary general assistant Captain A. E. Shras six clerks
and one messenger.
Surgeon Generals O6ice-Gen. Thomas Lawson surgeon
general assistants DIR. X. c. Wood and Dr. Richard II.
Cooldge three clerks
Engineer OHceGeneral Joseph q. Toten, chief engi-
assistant Lieutenant John d. Kurz five clerks and
messenger.
Typographical Bweaa.Co j. ]. Albert, colonel of the
corps; assistant Captain Thomas j. Lee four clerks and
messenger.
Ordnance Bareas-Colonel ii. r. Craig, colonel Of ord
assistant Captain Wm Maynadier eight clerks and
messenger
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0N the p@or of Hiram DnawsY, Of sAhdw'ch Ms.~Arhssei
the pAtsat grspted 10 hfm ON the
1884, tbs construction
for fom 1e expsrst'ep OF
the 2isf day M AvEust, 1S
ordered that sne said pion BE- heard - the fsras once
II O'Clock, aud ali
no6ed and they have
sand pepsisn ssxht 10 be granted
repaired 10 Gle IN Paten
specially forth wsss al least twenty
al hlea ny either
be tsken and transmitted
coreancs The cnce ~hsch viii he furnished
arp
The testimony 10 the win " ciosso The S,h Of lry
br ,ed
asee s~s % xf asy 'ss xenmsnis,
any, within TEN days rhefsaasr.
WxshaSsos D. g Dsiy Republican
Baltimore P-n Phassisha: New
And Post sosfpa week m three suec~ssiv~ weeks
previous sh@ ssh of August asxi, the dey ef hsasss
n sHuGEET,
acting Commissioner " rrtsrss
papers ~i pseas~ copy ard send tssr
hs sss notice
Ap9t-la~9w
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Should auid arquaintance be forget,
And brought to min
Should aud be- f.rsot,
And days o. anid lang syne's
The yesr srnR
ending 1sg, the
1891 mad FrsshHaa
ending 1880. hereby assbl-
Arlington, u.
the nks OF lows and ieRSshr
entirely exchange once
seiinx aad synpnhys and the wE,ueiy %
Of their promising comps*rD.
preliminary Of seifaPpoinsed be
Monday Eeptenhsr, A. 1856, United
Hotel Fourth and Fifth
attend when the
adopted full atenaa0cs possthi~
Z an
enough fonish secretary the rcmsee mail
tneif respective post racrs
u Trenton, N. j., chairman of Comntee
ALEXANDER &. HART ~ D.,
s6tat " fhNa@elphta, perrsy vaDia-
J. NEWTON Ll0HTNER,
6ls lsrc4sssr Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
of wInssoA, Aneshany Co., Md,
SAMUEL. r. RICHARDS,
Halssn Iron and Giass Works. N. r.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON
Of Montgomery couats. Maryland,
Committee.
Jons WslpMAs, Of Lebannn Pa, SECRETARY,
March Y7-lawtMn3 EIntAiisencev]
sewspspeu cvfsx~A world
this adv~sisenent thar editorial
xcatsrud Through
goAe all
requested
easionaiy bewsen this dsas sad the ~ u Msrb, o. sSz
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no oua SU BsCRIBEss.

fts ef p~saa wsls b ~
asy mens ~ me sas-srgles es nssae 10 aieea~e
GaHsrs sas~esansss ssay ussssfa rrssftiat
which ~ili es Psss ~ sns a. lss 80 afsrst
ts~asnsisslon#
The COUNTRY PAPER y sqaiisnss wcskiy
% sonvs~ss asa sssai- sarsas tte
Subscriptions hs e-iod irss year wA ~
sesnss yratoFtones q ghe s.ass
Q-PSsTMAsTERs aasnssses axcsss "
senssns ss vsvs DAILY ssassIsss Sc
sEMl-Wkkhif sss~erissn, ~ah es
a eepy ssssss.
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John W sN1hEn dealer tbs fosmes old established
of Jarna Sosdsf rs WAau fpsv
h~tsv Fourth Supplied
and ths asads,se
JACOB SINNER. of
eaee Ne ~ Waoas
fes sYssssl f Pa
os4ciss
for hrs ys vssshas ssses u s~ f,~sds and
foesfex
aev~rvs w..hinsop esu W Ears -
t.e of freight yuex g-dly
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THIS bydrAae cemens Lawrence
capsay. sneaaHsd apvrohsaoa Of ths
Uas~A gcverssest Fw sas
NJ WOODWARD, Secretary,
iss Proal street, Nev Yosk.
u 2S-d1uIf
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TAE OMLY ONE ACTssO2lzEDi-Tse Roo % DR. BOY
vKAU LAYr EETEUR 10 superior ssfpps ~ ea'rr
s~~ss IL RADICALLY eaf~-
81 rcfa, he con
efiFs
pss.s VI n~ - h<ssty aas'<esJ of hsmcrs ~ aspa
powerfully sA~sriws cAfxrhs cf hs bladder fan
saA aA@s wsshsAss ofa sbaa~s "
niscsss sssSsnes A. sypAsua he kas "a
sAsV fspa sts
bs~s~ Of cssss fsoa scfsoes rep
yphssss ds~Sss, stand
s.d which have resisted hs power. of s dse
~ potss~sM. -
Gs.xsai sssss
Winsxsn Daeongs
Oy3~sms. H~~Haiy, 8as Hsaacasea -.
Tks nos u e~tew, ufnaxhnS ,he Dwa
assses Te e~sssts me ssct
properties o. kob ~ esaainsd ny sins r. ~ ben
a N wifsn ssress via rvs every Sff@no"
~snsed -. -. 80. a,
q " p~~vsr~A 70 America, the west ~
cs dsuas ~ he has sss Foe ~ end
March Idly
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MARKET 0AMDEn AND DAIRY TARM sale,
Fsirtax county, Fusaa-
Washington BY hs C~orgeown mspaks, asA 6a<sn
and sdvaa
sana The
grass having highly improved by hmr and other rui
Address GATEsBy AP r. JONES,
Mar Washington.
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ovyfcs ~ rax ~ Asnsxsrss arxpucr,
Washington, Marcia 4. lass
pEoPosAs nysed or graduation stone a4sosy
dams tunnels, ssd ossr the washsnsca sssedaet
al s., ~ 70 'As ' . Nay ~ : '''asa a''' %
s~ss, pseoIvs
anisatoa aud acsn day ~ April
rrpcsais viii ne received pseuisr
rsri saiy of he WORKS cas D. es1s~isd under
<ssm W4Fsy'i-lsn sa all ssaHsshsd VII
p,escnss he
% %s.
works hali v aaAs sss,Ahss.
fsaa. s ten pss esa, s' "a n il H. ~
se snser te wosk has bees property e1esstsd iar has
rsymct specie upon United
ger cent be diea of sbas
sn e. & ~. e S pad - s tn sss' ~ %ssss .1s ss e. o,
the Washington Aqaeeaetn
they sal make
considered coadseavs 70 he progress Of the
Essy Offer accompanied by sissd by
s.Is . s saasr bidder. .a b. o. .s.r I'D -
into obligation, within days, With reed as1 sacens
sceompasssd y es,hesr of Uad ssss 1s,rs.
X os*s r. s..y " K s .
paDsnt Of War; thsi TIRE able sshs good ssr
opened presence hidder- II any of
NJ c. mEIGs
Capt Of Eoginesr< In charge
PORN OF GUARANTEE.
To Cap,. "A. C. neiss, U T. Engineers.
hereby Jointly seyeray and
saaran u case he foregoing bd oi be asssped ma be or
eu a contract Tor the win and seiea sreas %
osse announcement aaaer which L ~ ..as and in case me
.na s 70 enter TOTO eon'rae = Aforesaid We guaranty
lbe ns1t lowest bidder
lsignedD A. 8.
hereby certify lai my knowledge belief
abovenamed gaaraniors are good and sufficient
Mar s~,sawis,hMay Aia~H
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mo. 532l


NOTICE of the establishment Of tho ehdcs OF snr-
~ general Of public Territory Of utnh
In authority le February
iss ONCE general
university te
UassA Dtssss directed that e ofce Of
o sad Tsroy y located Great ssI LaAe CRY un
ordered
my haad, eiiy Wsuansson, ss
= \ John wII4soS,
Cemu,ssioAsr Of The Gsasssi Land Office.
Har 23-2awsw lint. STAR
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CuH tsksTThe iss- and esmmedass 1euse r-csay oecs
pst hs the Brazilian iss2sa sSsa ttcte,
P.ensylvxnts !.
sppsy Co.. Mr. gss Ryeieh,
Wsaets bssIdina So. 2, CORNER q ITfh ard rr-s~
ID
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FoR sALE.-The block ofsalld
known The Unsoa Ruid,n9sr and occupsea
by Union newspaper They
between 18th ish and fronting directly Pens
$50 feet
property susceptible VI division and and IL
th~
and yesy ysns The the
le~er expires One h sepisnssr next which day
may
Alao large story cp
O1ce and three of q
l7th
eBsldssg OF ard I7th
Saeu.a the property sad
l5sh May, be sold public
b made favorable pafcaa~ss
Appsy 70 en-. H. wtNpER
Corner of l7h
Mar2 2awsi5 May
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May 5-dtf

- MEyy YORK. BREMEN. AND SOUTH
AMP ON UNITED STATES MAIL GrEkMEES.-
The slips comprising this line WASHING
TON, Capt =. C4vendy HzBHASN. Capt I'd
ward Hisgns.
These mop Southampton gng
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TnE HEALING or riE SArtoxst by Chss. Lsassw.
4 sntotscnsa and sppestr n. p. rsInsixe.
fhs seclsig fsr p,rasea Of ssrs Xns~iede
yors large Foane- Price D - ros sale
TAYLOR 4 NtU8Yts
Maya Rcokstors,
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papers viii ane send their
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April i7-Isw3w
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3uovnrys oHa fbaase'Esrs-aF- LAG,
II and as,end rhss ee ,sssisa
10 ~ claims
any Urit- issr the -is of ceianbns
wAsnt~~rc~, a. g.. March, -. lass.
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NEWs for ths Ladiss.-Mr. A. r. YOUNG, hsbienahie
~ w0uid
ssaeray reeeips of mshon- Of
EaSsA, and Amsesn styles ~ dress She secured
which shr viii be easbed
sha nosics snd In sh~ best Gsod d
od IL needless anybaa,
they testify good we'll good All
a;, 6Res goods in markets and these who
her will aud their advantage,
well good nttns and good wok Gave her
call, 7h, second door from q sneet side No tT
Ami lI--eodim
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No 533l
Notice Of withdrawal OF certain Lands in
wisconsin


Notice of withdrawal OF certain Lands in
wisconsin.
WHEREAS pursuance joint o, Congress
s sa & d ss AZ Ma,eh 4 1
for ard wiscoasa grant The ect e which Y g
s United BY has order bearing dsss tn ninth day of
o. each ds q e narass email and The Yos
s aas M @ na 81 & ss
from sae o. eal i purpose ~nseys ans further s,sr,
naissr DAY entry
aceofdiogis, 10 vii;
In district Of lands sasjsci sale AT MEnAsHAs
tAe fourth principal merdisn
Township Of Wisconsin and
township Ts.a.sp' u T. j n ;.ss. ~ Il Of range 10
s.s.ss. Ts.s:sS. s s. I. 4 'as s ssfss z
Townships y, 4, md ~. q range =
ss~asls. i, is sas ., Z ls.
Ts-a,s rs-a.s. e = & !: y .iis
Townships ~ a1 e ~ q, a. - and - sf range =.
Ts.a.S. Township. s. s. q saa .ss - y q snss Of ssi. s
In The district Of lands subjec, MisssAL Poisrs
NORTH e iine Of fourth principal aariasaa
Townships a. 49, and a. Of wsconsn
subject srsvEss's Porsrs
Of ,ne 9 The JoatA prsaeYai eviiGn
Township. Township. & L ass and H. H. e e ssss
GIVEN under my hsad :; he General city
Wasngon % o,s ss y ,1i5s ss dsy q as D. 1850
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
April 4-2aw6w lint. and Stafl
SPecfarles.
COLD silver hne steel and plated Ae
VI perifocA pcfiscoc, and paraboa gasses
peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes Of wearers.
~. w. GAIT 4 BRO,
3a4 Penn. avenue between Ninth ard Tenth streets
Ian 2S--n
Metropolitan Hntiroad Onace,
Georgetown, ID. O., April IL, le5S-
THE ockhoiers Of ibis hereby noued mat ts
$5 share been ordered
the date Of this advertisement Pay
Esde the different banks into which the n ina
ment W paid, the treasurer in Georgetown.
BY order Of the board
J. w. DEEBLE,
April i3-law3w secretary ard Fssssuer.
To Southern AgricuIturists and Planters
THoRoUGH practical educated Maryland farner wishes
IA hs South which
The and convert into purely asricu
and stock
hghs. and all communca
n subject fully answered.
Address AGRiCOLA, Washington, d. @.
March z7-nwly
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GEO. .DHAPEH, Hsvfc.
esa sips viii accountable for goA silver,
sned Ieere and the vne thereof heren
Ap s-du
tyOR story
House
twelve and has recently heea PaP~fed and paind
Terms accommodating, ana
sei, soicitos osaee. Treasas, Department
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