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RAILWAYS RENovATING REso LvENT

Possesses the most quick and potent power over oil
'hronic, Scnfnous Syphi.iIlc, and skin Dissases.-
In SIX hours nfter the first dose 10 taken, the patient
will feel it, health reaovating efficacy; foi Al
iIUA,R.-The most foul aud corrupt humos wiz,
IN few days. yield TO the cleansing purifying, nad
renovnting influence OF the u. X. Resolvsnf. Ths
most Ioaihsoms sorss, Ulcers Nodes, Swellipks, and
the most Frightful skin Diseases, have been cured
Is pleasant take, and the patient feels no disagree.
able sensation Of sickness nj the stomach. CHRONIC
nsrl,Es that have been lingering IN the SYSTEM car.
mping the blood, solening the bones, prosrang the
radically cured Wy RadwsyL Rsnoyaifng Rssolvsnt.-
GREAr Luso MEDICINE poR ALL LuSo CohrLaiSIs.
Persons affected with weak CO ulcernted i.unfs Tu.
breathing. or splitting Hood, Radway's Rsnovatins
ResoIvent WILL In short time, remove all 0sstruc-
tons from the Lungs and Throat, aud n'pan strength
and soundness TO weak and diseased Lungs. There
Is no medicine In present use that has made 90 many
,apid cures Of Lung Complaints, as Radway'. Reno
va,ing Resoivsnt. One day will alter the diseased
condition OF tbs Lungs, and check the OF 40
cay. The public may rely upon an sssetuai cure OF
the following Diseases by using the Benovating he
solvent .--Chronic Rheannaii sm, ssrofula, Glandu'
lar swellngs, Hacking Dry Cough, Caneerous Anse.
tons, syphilic Complaints, bleeding Of ne Lang,
Ol.eases, Female Complaints. iyspepsia, Water
Brash, Gout, Ricketts,, Salt Rhsum, Bronchifs Con-
sumption, Liver complaint. Feeble men ana women,
whose nnp:ial bed: for y.a have been S"Isnss OF
ting resolvent true rsnovator and ihviEerator OF the
diseased and disabled parts An unsonndness 10 re-
moved IN few days, and every organ ~ the system
pie shoiId take Radwsyfs Reaoyatins Rcsolvsnt. II
will make the most nervous, weak, gloomy, aud dc
ieted vic inns Of nervousness, feel healthy, vigorous,
and happy. Prc Of q. r. Rssolysnt, u per bottle
Por the remarkable efficacy Of Radwuy's Resuia-
tors the most perfect pleasant, aud eeetual remedy
in the form II pills. In use, see next weeks paper-
One of the u. Regulators 10 q dose. Sold BY Drug.
gists everywhere.
H. IL. HAY Druggist, Portland, general agent for the
State Of Maine AGESrs.-J Sawyer NJ. d., Biddefbrd
r. Gilman, j. @. Burnham J. O. Rollins, saco A. War.
rem, Keunebunk Silas Derby, NJ L. Webber, Alfred "
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no one suffering from hacknlsd Cough, Pain In the
Aid. restless ns:ts, nervous fseags and the whole
train Of dyspeptis ssnsatons and given up by their
Ian, he another moment without consulting the
hSsCULhPIUs. Have the married, or those about to
be MARRIED, any impeachment, read this truly usefu
book, no has been the Of saving thousands Of
unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws OF DEATH
ne-Any pers.rs ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed n letter will receive one copy ofthis work
by mail, or Ave copss VIII be sent tor one dollar.
Address, (post paid,) DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
ly32 No. l52 Spruce ST.. Philadelphia
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House. and Lot for Sale.

TNHE Subscriber ofIers for rale his House and
I Lot, situated on the corner Of Poss aud Birch
streets. on Biddeford Heights The House was
built live ycars ago, of the best Materials aud WA
finished under the personal Inspection OF the sub
scriber. l. is a one and q half story house, with
eni Of closets and pantry on the lower hoor, and
Two well finished chambers on The second foor
every RON IN The house Is papeed aud finished
in the most thorough manner. There II az excrl-
lent celler, under The whole house. with son water
therein, aud u well Of hard wnier near by. '..
The lot contains near 1000 square feet, portion
Of !, being garden In which there are number
of rare fruit trees jdst coming in,o bearing
For heslihncss and convenience of location Il
10 not exceeded by any residence In town.
Foriems, OF payment and price, enquire OF L.
o. CowAN, Union aud Journal Office.
- LYMAN w. YORK
Biddeford, Nov. IA, 1854. -
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DOCTOR YoURsELFl
THE POCKET ASCULAPIUS
OR. EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

vuNIlE hlieth Edition, with One
j Hundred Engravings, showing
Diseases and Nalformati0ns Of the
Human System In every shape and
form. To which 10 added a Treatise
on the Diseases Of Females, being Of
the highest importance 10 married
people, OF those contemplating mar
riaee. by ~
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. D.
Let no father be ashamed to pTs-
sent u copy OF the RsCULAPtUs to
his child. IL may save him from an
early grave. Let no young man or
ions Of married life without reading
in. POCKET ESCIlI.APIIIS.s Al
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WHOLESALER AGENTS.

Observation-Disclosures, Wentz. Co. III North
Third st. New York.-C. v. CIickn~r l. Co.. II Bar
clay St. Misunderstanding Il Go. No. State ST.
And every respectable druggist throughout the United
States. s2-lyeop
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A NEW TYPOGRAPHICAL A
MAP AND DIRECTORY
YORK COUNTY, MAINE.
By!. ChEs. IT,. Civil Engineer.
Prom Actual Measurement BY Instrumental
Surveys Throughout the County.


THE undersigned propose b publish, BY order, large
ana accun,e Map Of York County, from thorough and
careful suryeye, By Chace, Jr-, Civil Engineer. -,
Every road be carefully surveyed by course and as
lance and the locations noted, u all the public roads
dwellings, churches, post ohces, hotels, s'evs, scnoo
houses, tctories mills, Shops hills, ponds' marshe''
streams, nc. AIN,
The names Of the property holdsss generally carefully
including those who order for The work. VII oe snsAs
upon the Map, showing the exact location OF earn
Extra maps u cities and principal Villages vii " Gu.
rrayed upon the margin Of the Map. Also Table OF
ztabces showing the number Of miles ron each Post
Once 10 every other throughout the County, together
viii the latest statistical iuiSmation. :,
A highly ornamented Border. containing views o.
Pubiic Baudlngs, Manufactures, PriVate hesaenee''
Natural Scenery. a., viii surround the Map.
The Map vii be engraved W the most sfilhui as 10
the Country handsomely eoored and moanles va Wy
be delivered 10 those who order !or FIVE poLLA ps'
copy. ANIL. &c, .-o,.
and shall endeayor to give every property hodsr An ~
portunity Of ordering copy, and also OF sIs \
The york before its final completion, In oruef W
satisfActosy a. 30 accuracy, &c. 1T.
| The Map will contain all the inforinanon u S'4,
found In Town Maps for each Of tbs towns In the oeun
", and Is Obvious that the most liberal patronage
needed TO sustain US In producing work % 20 gres
magnitude and expense. As 10 evidently OF sucn PrAc
teal utility and interest 70 business men and citien
generally presenting 90 minute and distinct representa-
lion Of the County that the child may readily &C
ouir correct idea % each town, village, 6c and the
is~Iy shIssI as-rty co-operauoh OF w
Intelligent and enterprsing citizens Of York County.
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Keeping up with the Times, or how
it is Done at Oak Hall on .
Tight Money Market :.
READ. UPWARDS OF
$4,000 WORTH OF
WINTER
LOT Fl IN G,

Al III. Following Low Prices. w.:
81, TO z. Good Pants Of various sn fabrics
mi Cashmere. Doe.kin. and Brcsdcloth
1I2, Pants, at this low price, '0r ew day'" ~
duce stock.
Ana Cu,,om.M Made Dc~skin Pants, Canvass
HZI, pottoms. and made Of 80 good material % the
Esuts for yhieh yon usually pay -, closing
sale Of Winter Clothing.
So TO g. F F:";. s1 s:;; a:.ss g..': s
ins nj least a. pes cent. less than the
same are usually sold. 10
m A nice affalr for gentleman. Over garments,
20. custom-made, usually sold for much more.
nm N Fine Custom. Made Oyercoh:
,xlU To Ii, ar Sack, made from Drab, Blue,
~ and Black Pilot Cloths, Broadcioth,
cnd Beaver Cloths. for this Low
price. Win gua,snty that the same
rarmsuts are sold stfrom $ls 70 $40.
col Ycr an office or business Coat, 10 close cut
50 TO H. s Rs. q: Srs.ss sss ID Ds:,s!S
made up In good style and In faith'
mi manner All viii be sold Ut these
low prices 10 close cut stock. goo
81 TO Il. SIS s'.. = ne ''' "'''' ''' '''''
TO 81. 1.s: Or r. Fancy a ss d. mad: Up IL 5:
latest styics. Gentietnehs DRtS-
SING GOWNS, very lowest prices.
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Voluntary Testimony.

We, the subscribers residents Of nemlngton 90 mere
ssbenek lie vas attached BY disease which, - VI
believe, terminated In Pulmonary Consumptloni undel
The operation Of which, he was reduced 90 low 70 bs
unable to leave his bed for long Time tna 70 SP
a,ance was mast recovery. lie Is nov peifectly we'll
n, cough and fever have len him, and We feel Justified
In decsrnr as our belief TINT these sautary effects
have resulted from the use Of the Pulmonic syrup
Il.-h Merchants.
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DIR. BROOKS

CLOSED business In Saco Ave months ago In eonse-
" quence Of III health and he has given sufficient notice
for settlement Of accounts But again he would say 10
all those having unsettled accounts agalns. him to pre-
sent them 70, immediate payment and al indebted TO
him are requested TO make payment before the nrs day
Of December next without fail. The wise and prudent
will not neglect and thereby incur cost for these accounts
mu. be settled up. Dr.. bangs patrons who have not
yet paid, can pay pr. Brooks. -
Dr. Brooks hereby tenders to his numerous friends and
paying patrons hi, sincere thanks for past fsvors an
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W. p. HAsTrNos'
epAi.. anal n.,es... -

MA N VIA TORY,
Ne. % FEDERAL street, lover the Pes, o.,
PORrLANbj Me. -
T the present time the prices Of Muacai fnss~.~s
~ have rssehed dgsre - astonlshinsy Low pssvs \
even very limited means have been enabled y gr.n -,
love of harmonious sounds, and 70 onament er passe
With Piano, senphins or Melophlne.
In Nils connection vuoh respectfully Invite Ne 49,
toa Of he musical public 70
Dot CAiART's PATENT MELOPHJNE,
which, Sr purity Of tons, elastic action aad y~sm,sitsl
Of rssponss 70 the peromers touch, stands snysllst
~ q parior ips,runent. II b handsomely anishef
Pisno,porse style, and warranted Cor i've yesrs.
To those who desire . cheap, and at the same Vine
handsome sweet-toned, and durable instrument tAt,
great pleasure In recommending CAHARr's PATENT
MELODE0N, an instrument which has been bef6rs ~
public for serera years, and the popularity sf uhish sas
tinaes 70 increase.
Ihsve large assortment Of seraphnss, Win stops
produce almost any variety Of tone. j..
Particular attention paid TO- building lArvs Red Or
gans fOr churches The largest are built In shs style
Pipe Organs. #I rHI ~ r'"
All Instruments are made With an improved Reed, and
tuned with equal temperament.
Orders from abroad promptly attended H. Tuning and
repairing done Ut reasonable tatea.
G. W. sHiSSss, Agent for Blddefbrd and SAGE, hal
samples Of these instruments Ut bis ressnse On Went
worth street. Biddsiord Please call and sJAnins. eak2
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Al this time there Is not town LACE shs United
States but In which he found or less wonderful
cures by the use Of Schenek's Pulmonic Syrup, ..
DR.. Schenck Is the inventor Of the celebrated kpfy.
orrrRR, COT examining and desestpg al diseased q ae
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WANTED.

ESOR partner In lucrative business, sn en-
Il. trrpr'.ihg Young man with . shsll capital
who is Joiner by trade. y. Tho above o1sf. &c
such one, 6rsi.rste chance, and siesGy Gun
ployment. For particulars, enquire OF the Edi'of
December 20, 1854. t 49,
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GENTL EN- EMS
FURNISHING GOODS.

Together with great variety Of Fancy Goods to be
closed up cheap.
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NATHANIEL MOVES, Publisher,
No. IL CoRNiiILL, BOSTON.
Price, muslin, 90 cents :, gilt, rs cents Cen be
sent hy mail to sny part OF the United Ststes
AGENTS WANTED in every town To cell this
book. Circulars furnished. Apply 10 The Pub.
Usher.
Boston, Jan. Is. 1855. smi
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TllIGS lllN TIT SEAT lP Var

Sorrz Pam, Dec. {, 1854.
Raw. wALrkR clnxl-Desr Sir s-Dsnss ne ~
year have bad occasion " know q she bcnsdeAl a
fecs % yOsr EurOpeAn Cough Remedy In several iBaa.
ee- aud su Ne representatives % susc Sho have Ev-
en- Il fair wial hare Aes8tion In saying Aa BE-
Heys IL ~ BE- sse q % Sss medicines " be bsnd Zoe
Consumptoa ssl cAreas Pulmonary Complains In
general, Tear ooedlent servant
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Bg RAILROAD DIRECT 10 THE WEST.
"a - z a. I; s:s,.,sis.i.s

Time heasstsa washington s,a whssiias bat IA
Runniay tine 5seesa WakiHgtoa and CiaeiHa q hours
Through Tickets and gassags Cheeks 10 be had In
Washington.
RE Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad having greatly improved s
western conaeHoas, now on.s The fullest 20 & as
nc coGnesru between l6s traips Washington
washington JGnctior lia;ey called Relay aoase
% "a rmete ihs 4 ie oay eh9ggr q ear egu.ed between
Wec Washington station, Ieehstk.a AMI tfaneped
rloe tp,ih rasscnrer-,) ehase for 0st Kidding
points beyond The connecting trains leave
Wasidaa'on daily 10 aud AZ p nj on sundays a The
Al Wnroag rec, eonserton i made With CEN
g}i weefrs' Trough 1a"e'lse, lSss.y,s ana nsmaS, !"
4gsr iial5 eonnssi a. hsmaA WIN ae NswaIk
Al CoiumbGs O o railroad eonuee ,'e
Lie roii,oai xeaia, CiacfNr ari, Louis
WILLY, &c. xoRia, Miami railroad, connection -
iiaae, iayati-, fsicssa, Rock island, 81 Las Sc.
Pss~esreFs hadrg through tickets for Memphis VeErbug
Nalehez New oflea9s are also sod = WashnIloL
Transferred at cneinnau 10 the mail steamers on he ON"
rode.
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland 20 Toledo De;ra,
casn sdid Ohio is n4vglble between
Whsslns and Weiyie (oy miesl where connection with
Travellers requested notice that while This i the only
aforns htouh iskrts aud ehecks 10 u sso hs
TIE great West The distance from Washington 10 Cincinnati Z
ha as miles, being about 100 miles shorter than BY any other
Fsre by through ,cke, from wasngion wheeling 80
colauas sl3 G5 Dayton, si5 Cincinnati, $780, Louye
y r1oad y ses%s l."m os,sns' m Ss a,o, "tiaso m &
chcsgo sa c5 and 80 50 81 Louis 2s 50 and e'i Memphis
FSr Frsdehss and apsrs Ferry sainsburg Berkeley Springs
camGerand Bedford ssEa1 Piedmont oshiand aud Fasoan
minor .ons between Dalmore and Wheeling take O. a. M
uaia nom washington u .,,
FIR trains TO and from BALTIMORE Annapolis c see special I'D
For rrhsr Information, through tesos .c, apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. ,ou,, :, r5,>p
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
hay 5-aT Ohio Railroad, BALTIMORE
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wAR pEPARrmEwT.


Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War In the Score
arys Office proper there chief clerk, subord
clerks two messengers and four watehmen. The fol-
lowing bureaus attached to this department:
Commanding Generals O6feeThs Office, at the head Of
which is Lieutenant General Scott, is at New York.
Adjstaat Generals O8cc.--Col. Samuel Cooper Adjuan
General Assistans-Iieut. Col. w. O. Freeman Major
George neas and Captain Seth Williams. Judge Advocate,
Major John f. Lee Nine clerks and messenger In this
Office kept all the records which refer to the personnel OF
the army the rolls, &C. 1t is here where all military com
missions made out
Qaarermas,cr Generals Office Gen. Thomas s. Jesup,
quarterInaer general Charles Thomas, assistant quarter
master general Captain ". NJ. Clark district quarter
master Major IT, G. Wayne in charge of clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger.
PdgmaY,er GeaerdPs O5fee-Co D. H. Larned, paymaster
general Major St. Clair Denny, district paymaser eight
clerks and one messenger.
Comaissary Generaps O3iee.-Gen. George Gibson,
msary general assistant, Captain A. T. Shrias six clerks
and one messenger
Surgeon Generals Ogtce-Gen. Thomas Lawson surgeon
general; assistants, Dr. x. T. Wood and Dr. Richard H.
Coolidge; three clerks.
Erqiaser 0Gice-Gtaera Joseph @. Toiten, chief eugi
necr assistant Lieutenant JOHN D. Kurtz five clerks and
messenger
Typographical Barcau.--Co ]. j. Albert, colonel of the
corps assistant, Lieut.. III. L. Smith, four clerks and
messenger.
Ordnance BareauColonel II. r. Craig, colonel Of ord
nance assistant Captain Wn Maynadier eight clerks and
messenger.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, SUNDAY MORNING, AUG

service and tie reports 81 tie nail lettings giving
ment of each bid also Of the contracts 8aae tie usN ser
vice originated the eurtGlmsnt ordered aad the additional
allowances granted within the year.
Finance OcsJohn slarran esq., Third Assistant Post
master General and twentyons clerks. TO this Office are
assigned the supervision and management Of the financial
business 81 the department. not dsyoiyed by law the
Auditor, embracing with the draft offices and other
dep0sitaes Of the department the Issuing Of and
drafts payment Of balances reported by the Auditor tQ be
due 20 mail contractors and other persons the supervision
OF tie Of offices under orders depOse their guar
tery balances designated points and the upornteudence
Of tie rendition by postnasters of their quarterly
pnstages IL has charge % The deadetor Office, OF the IS
suing Of postage stamps and stamped envelopes Cor The pre-
With
To the Third Assistant Postmaster General all postmasters
should direct their quarterly returns cf pps.gge those
draft Offices their letters reporting quarterly tie net pro
cees OF their Offices and those at dspositipg uices,
their certificates Of depoe to him should ao be directed
the weekly and monthly returns O the dcposiFes Of the
department well All applications and receipts nr post
age stamps and stamped envelopes and for dead letters
Inspection O5Tce.-John oa,ford, esq chief clerk, and
seventeen clerks To this Office is assigned tie duty d re-
eeying examining the registers OF the arrivals aud de-
partures Of the mails certificates Of the service OF
agents and reports OF mall failures OF noting the den-
qence Of contractors and preparing cases therein fer the
registers, and reports Of mail uFes providing and send
ing bags and ualocks aud keys, and doing alt
other things which be 60 secure aital and
exact periOrmance of all mail contracts
All eases OF mail depredaon of violation of law by pEi-
yatc expresses or By the forging Illegal of postage
stamps under tie supervision Of this odice end should bo
reported to it,
An communications respecting lost money letters, mail
depreGations, other violations of law, naocks and
keys should be directed 'Cef Clerk Post Office Depart
ment."
All registers Of the arrivals and departures Of the nails
cercates the service Of route agents. reports Of mail fall
applications Tor blank registers aud reports Of failures
perfect service should be directed Inspeeon once Post
Ofhce Department.
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United States paient once,
Nashinst0n, jelly "a, 1880.

nv the petition Crosby rrcdona New York, pray
of patcH granted 10 him on he ID
day November, IeI for improvement IN saw mills Tor
buardn from the expiration oI
sad patent which takes place 1855
IL petition heard Paicn Office
Monday, October next, IL o'clock and All
notified appear and shov II they have why
said petition ought 10 be granted
Persons oppong required file in the Patcn
objections, specially forth wrsg, at least twenty
all testimony died BY either parry
hearing taken and transmitted IN
Office which viii be furnished OF
application. -.
The testimony TIE will be closed the 18th day OF
deposiion papers relied testimony
led Office before the morning OF that day; ta'
arguments, f any, within days thereafter
Ordered is notice be published in The Union, lnie
geuce Washington, d. c.. Republican, Bal
inore Evening Argus Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; seeDnEc
American, POST Boston, Massachusetts, once
weeks previous the 2d Of October
next, the day of hearing.
g. IT. STUGERT,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
SEdos the above papers will pleae aud send the
bills the Patent Dce with paper continuing ihs notice.
Juiy 2S-iaw3w
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DsrAETsKNT or THE IsTRRIoR,
Once Of inaian hnaiTp, august Is, Ie55

Once Of inoisn Anairs, August Is, is5a
DUBIIc NOTICE hereby given, the pieces
Isahaehie. Yaobaa, Holmes, Losndes, ahe Bolya' TIE
posed fr safe 'sfeTe quarter eon ut public ane ION 20 e
~ s che 70 o eas Z Y ns a. s
provision ish article Of the ChOcas
Mss@s "a ssy q nssssssr ne
an in oansA,p iSsHiy iAse as) reass sisa ts) sast
Al Of seeuon thirty iIee (33iJ
quarter twenty eight sO
The east haf OF section twenly- lne t2yO
Tue Northeast a aaafle, , 81 ,sGnen @ M h,y y aSe ssi
The half Of srelion tbi,y four 90
the and pacs me following described ''asia
The adjoining In RoAsar eo.sy, vzi
NE so half aiisen or.hip isentsiE ts
~ uesf.
On Monday e lo Of neeeher ,ass the eoa house door
hareson ooa The following described tracts Ot
a county, viz;
n .ornslip i4es,y.Jow las,, reHse t1o c) sssi.
An ofsecoss g., Ten 90, aad h.ny-'hIee 'sD
e M snss ss s ,.% sa,ls. b. quarter d Section @
The north bali OF section twenty-sin saS
The half OF section tweniysesen Elu ,.,, -,
The of section nis-loa Ss and J, IN.
norlheas, quarter hiryrr ts6)
u Township trsntyYdes caS,) ra"sstso t9 's's
uofseaon twenty seven 7 twenty eight t25 asdTeniynaS
The northeast qnster four (iil
The soutlwsst quarter n section iwenly-wo w y
N quarter Of section twsry-tiee taS D and
The rast hall OF section thirty lSs)
In torasAip teentyfour (si) raaes three tJ9 east
An Of section three (3D
The east half quarter section wo q and
The northeast quarter OF section four t4.l
III toensaiy ipeny.fpe (l5) range iLree t3) east.
The soul,~ss, quarter o. section fourteen Qio
lhe soa'seas, quarter Of section fifteen ti5)
The southwest quarter or section twenty Nt1 -
The southeast quarter of section twenty SIX C5
The quarter of section thisty yihree ts3 and
The southwest quarter Of scchon thiriJ-foar t34)
Monday December 1855 at the eonr house
door in The town OF Lexington eoan following
scribe d uae,s Of ind n said county,
Ia io,ensap sixteen (l6,) range one "a uea.
The west bal OF secion fifteen (l5 ID and
OF section twenty l2l
IN touaslip fifteen J5,) range one (i) res
The southeast quarter of section twenty t2o.)
On Saturday the ad OF December
following
land in Lorrndss county, viz:
The quarter section t2a township nine
lD,) range seventeen tlD cast.
andS quarter sections
in of the lands the ST
aud The other five
acquired In orphan fund The iaie
with debtors that fund describes the lands
ed without exception, rich
improved being largely entancd in value by
and excellent population Oh
which lie, and emtnenty adapted Tor plant
Ing pufposes
be sold,
be prior the dates Of sale
purchasers OF tract shall a
OF sale, The land purchased WI" DC eSod
o and Iisk
lands believed 10 be ndisnnhlei but ~ IN
shall be The right o e orPhaAs
wil defended by the government, as thrr GUARDIAN
The places named az TX O'CLOCK
day. and continue until The lands are all offered
CHARLES Il. MIX,
Aug ls-d3tS awtDecI Acting Commissioner.