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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-09
Col. Fremont.

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1886 Col. Fremont.
II / have an acquaintance with the
Colonel, and | am SO favorably impress
ed with him, that I would as readily trust
him as any other individual. Hrs 1NrEG-
RITY IS BEYOND SUSPICION. ."-John c..
Calhoun. sfu BoS at 4u9H
b"Col. Fremont is a young officer of
great merit one who deserves well of
his country for the bravery and ability
with which he discharged his important
and delicate duties in California. Dan
eel Webster 'ii
q" Col. Fremont exhibited a combina-
ton of energy, promptitude, sagacity and
prudence, which indicates the highest ca.
pacity for civil and military command
That the country will do justice to his val
liable and distinguished services, enter
tain not the slightest doubt" ."-.Senator
Dir. 5 m )
,"Col. Fremont, in my opinion, is the
most meritorious American of his age now
in existence. Senator Allen, Of Ohio.
~. regard Col. Fremont as one of the
most successful and heroic officers in our
army-an army of which any nation might
be proud Senator Rusk t' I =
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- FOR CONGRESS, s2a lsseE
COOPER X. WATSON. ga
FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
d. w. aSWIGART, of Crawford
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+ No. $685.
Notice
Of Wihdrasoal Of L

Of Wihdrasoal Of Lands in Louisiana
TN pursuance Congress- approved Sd june 1885,
Louisiana, to aid In the con
said slae instructions have just
sale an6 described lands in their respective
districts probably falling within prescribed limits OF selection,
drected as heretofore ordered by telegraph on The
3lst Of May last VIZ;
all the lands in the district except as
follows:
Townships TO Is, inclusive, Of range
Townships 10 49, inclusive Of range D.
Townships . 10 IA, inclusive, Of range g.
Townships IL TO IA, Inclusive, Of ranges and 9, and
Townships IL and IA, OF ranges and TO-
district situated in town
ships Inclusive which lie Of range 7ea and town
inclusive,
all lands the district situated north
OF principal meridian, together with
the iolowngi
Township NORTH OF ranges l and east
Townships to south inclusive, OF ranges and west
Townships to SOUTH incusiye OF ranges - y and west
Townships and 2 south, Of ranges and west
Townships SOUTH inclusive, Of ranges and en-
Townships 2 to IL south, inclusive, Of range . east
Townships 10 - SOUTH inclusive, OF east.
Townships to II south, inclusive, OF range 8 east
Townships 4 to is south, inclusive OF range east
Together with all the townships east Of range east and soh OF
township SOUTH
oce the lands in the district situate between
ranges east and 10 east.
Once at Nrw JAMS, townships situated between
IL OF the Mississippi and the
following lying ws,f Of the Mississippi river win;
Townships 10 to 10, inclusive, OF ranges ~ and h.
IL le, inclusive, between 10 and IL
Townships IL 49, inclusive. between l6 and 90 and
Townships II 10 IL Inclusive, lying east OF range ID
Given my hand Once city
Washington this 18th day Of June, ls3o -
June 9O-iawGw Intel Starr Commissioner,
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No. 56ll
Notice OF the withdrawal of Lands In Miehl
ran. n
No. 56l.l

IN pursuance of the OF Congress approved Sd June,
king grant of land the State of MICHIGAN aid
railroads In said
gwen Office and co
and Of the following descend
lands probably falling within the prescribed limits Of secaa
otherwise directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
30h OF May last, 10 wit:
Office DuscAst All the lands in the district in the southern
nnsa between range and IA and south
50 Also in the northern peninaia all the lands north OF
49, aud west Of range 10 west.
Office IONA; All the lands in the district except tow
ships H. u, 10, and IA lying of range IA west.
Office All the lands in the district except @
townships situated north OF township IL and range
and those north of township 10 and Orange east
Office DETRoIT All the lands district lying betw,
townships and IL morrill, and all situated range
Office KALAMAZOO; All the lands In lying east
range o west.
Office at SAuLT STr. MAIZE All the lands in the district s
south II township 81, in ranges 30 10 81 inclusive.
South OF township SO, In ranges 80 10 "a inclusive.
South OF township So, in ranges IS and 49,
South OF township 81, in ranges 81 and %.
North OF township 46, in ranges 30 and 40; and
North oftownship as In ranges Al and AZ.
These latter embracing nearly all lands advertised in h
Presidents proclamation No $751; be next July al s
S Marie, which will not therefore, be al the public 81
therein ordered.
Given under hand the General Land Office nj the civ
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June, 1856.
THos, A. HENDRICKS,
June A-law6wt Intel Start Commissions
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Nassau Hail College of New Jersey, Princeton.

"shoud auld acquaintance be forgot
And brought to min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. auld lang syne."
The members or The class Of the ending June 1889
junior class Of the ending 49, o' he sophomo
class the year ending june 1891 the Freshman OF n
Washington d. c. by third OF March, D. 1857 the
brighten the links OF The chain OF love and friendship which time
tide entirely exchange in their
and sympathy and lament the untmey fate
OF their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of the seapponied COMMITTEES win be
held the rst Monday September A. d. 1885, the United
Hotel, Chestnut street, Fourth Fifth
yenien invited attend when necessary will be
adopted TO full attendance possible.
this addressed will be
good enough furnish the ohe committee by mail with
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j.. Chairman OF Committee,
ALEXANDER q. HART, M. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
ofLancaser, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
OF Balsto Iron and Glass Works, y. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
JoHN wEIpRAr, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMa3 ffnteligencerl
newspapers civilized request
this their editorial columns
Of through four
visions OF the globe and all throughout the United
OF America requested srnuiou
casionaly between this date add the ID Of March, A. D. 1851
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned give notice hai they have this day formed linz
tied partnership under the firm Appleton Co place
business the Baltimore purpose
selling nstes drafts foreign domestic exchange,
and cheeks the Of brokerage
exchange business; that William Stuart Appleton and Henry W.
Howell reside said city, partners
resides Loudoun county, and special
George part capital the
twenty dollars
the said partnership this 18th Of March, 1885,
10 terminate the 18th day OF March, 1857.
WA. STUART APPLETON,
II w. HOW ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST OF Virginia
HAVING together indicated the above
III purchase and sale
stocks notes. eon foreign exchange collection
Of sight and time bills corporate bonds bills
pom1soy business public securities exchange
money We will collections, receive deposes,
checks, and allow standing accounts.
We have SECURED services Of Mr. LAWRENCE p BAYNE
(of the late 81 selden Withrs Co., washington, D. Co.
will give undivided general business Of
house. all OF his therein VIII be fully recognised by
APPLETON \ Co,
April 3-6w eis Baltimore street.
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EDWARD H. HrLaDoLp, Secretary
.... ....L LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. ae7 d
John NJ Thomton, ist and Virginia avenue
James Williams, No. ~ AZ street
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain j. r. Levy, No. 474, Pennsylvania avenue.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
John Thomson.
ras business Of @ company win compare iavosaby with the
From The Isl day August 1855 Ave MONTHS January
ds the received 70 he large sum
only forty SIX hundred reported
tors socing public patronage believing
ns Ss a% and that 1 claims will be adj
With view Of aiodng ample indemnity TO the public the
MEsSRs. DUNCAN, SHERMAN, & CO., OF NEW YORK
THEIR BANKERS,
Cash and premium notes provide accruing
TRUST FUND OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
To be held by them additional security policy
payment Of losses a aM
On sSia
REs al Of and their
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RaILRoADs, and he usual
and s
waters
fixing Them every Improvement in construction and
will be taken into consideration.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
once northwest corner PennSyvana avenue and Seventeenth
:, hsursnes also BE eGeeisd at the Home oOlee,
Northeast corner Wannt and Second street, Philadsi
New 3oiH-A. v. Yhonpse es No. 10 Wall street.
sss1dsS1 No sa e Baltimore sSl street.
Cincinnat-Taylor Anthony.
ChaTeston--J. II. Taylor, No. l2i E. Bay street.
New Orieans--Harman Doane.
Montgomery--Albeu Williams
Mobile--A. @. Waugh.
Pirsburg-T. j Hunter, No. 80 Water street.
Savannah--A. Wilbur, No. Ill Bay street.
Augusta-Girardey, Whyte h Co.
Atanta-Marcus A. Bell.
Trenton-Narr Il Cocks
Fond du Lac Robert A. Baker
Vicksburg-J. Putnam.
BufIalo-A Barker.
Memphs-W. E. Milton
Detrot-Thomas Palmer x Son.
Miwaukie-A. Wellington Hart.
Weltshurg, Virgnia-Danforth Brown, IT,
Erie, Pennsylvania Allen A. Craig.
Wyoming, Pennsyl vana-R. G. Smith
Lousvie-H. II. Timberake
Eashviie-Joseph Nash.
Portland-D. Robinson II.
Chicago-E p. Ward.
San REPRESENTATION Biegs.
Louis-Thomas E. Couena general agent for the south
and western States.
principal cities of United by authorized
officers Of the company.
June l3-dy
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BY the President Of the United State


IN pursuance Of law, d FRANKLIN PIERCE, PTssdsnt
led states o. America DO hereby declare and make nOS
Size III AliehKan al ths times designated, w
AZ The lapd sfiee sAuLT STE MARIE, commencing On n
lands within the aforementioned townships l
townships, viz;
HortA Of tAs base line and Of the prinePs merida,
Tue ISLANDS situated section sir, township forty-se,
sections and wsntynIno, township luTys
rangs and section thirty three, township forhys cf
Township foriy-niue, OfIanse ten
Townships olly-sesen nine, and ny, OF eey
Townships or,yhree, fory-siE foysssen, and iOy-sa
Townships io thee forty six and Oryseven, range m
three.
Township pc forty Hour and forty 1--WE, Of range twenty
Township forty nine, OF range tweniy-seye
Townships forty eight forty nine, and ny-one, Ofnss
Townships iOry-esht, fortynine, my and hNy.One q ~
Townshps fory-dve dfiy, and dy-one, range thyd,
Township my OF range thirty seven.
The vacant uappopna,ed lands IN sections twenty lw
ak thiny ave, thirty in township dytwo ~
AZ The land ONCE DUNCAN, commencing GU MopdSy"
within the following named townships and paris towu
viz
EoYtA Of the base line ad sst Of lAs principal meyiiiu
Township thirty. seven, OF range twenty-seven.
Townships thirty -four and lhrfye, OF range twenty eight
Townships thirty four and hifty ave, OF range twenty nine
North Of the bose line and cast Of tie principal arda
Certain situated in the following sections, witt
lions twenty and twenty i've, township thirty four Of ~
in sections two, three, thirteen and oWa
thirty, Of range eight In sections nineteen and thirty ,oNl
thirty four, In section twelve, township ts
eight Orange nine in sections three, four nine ana len, 10,
thy-tw of the In section three, towns
thirty, OF range ten and Ia sections twenty nine, thrhs
thiuy-iour township thirty one, OF The same range
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools military
purposes together with those wamp and overlooked la
made thereby und for cultivation II any, granted 10 the se
the entitled An enable the State of Arkansas aud
States reclaim the swamp lands within their limits appu
september 49, 1850 ,Oiil be erei.ded from the sales.
The offering lands will ba commenced on the
appointed and viii proceed In the order IN which they
Used, with all convenient, despatch until The whole shall have
offered sales thus closed but sale shall be kept
longer than private entry OF the lands
until the expiration OF the two weeks.
my hand, AT the city OF Washington this ah dsy
April Domini thousand eight hundred and hay
BY the President: FRANKLIN PIERCE
THOs A. HENDRICKS, ......
Commissioner the General Land Office.
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caution Lottery FRAUDS.
o,no. ., IA. M.nrl.aD cos.e.lD4y. L.rr.rI.

OEyICK MAKYLAEB CoKsoLIDATKp LoTTEKiEs,
Balumore Maryland, July D, lass.
E commissioner Of the Maryland State
his duly 70 caution the public against the swnde
who circulate by mail and otherwise fraudulent
and pretend 10 be the for the sale Of which
wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries Maryland those drawn daily under
The supernendence Of the commissioned
he STATE under the constitution 10 examine approve the
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings.
All the tickets in these lolieTes and all
tickets have The ihog aped n Brenan
the Once tho Maryland Lotteries
Baltimore, Maryland All Others fraudulent
For full information the subject Of those address
~. X. Brennan,
Sept as-dly Baltimore. Maryland
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FORM oP GUARANTEE
THE ONLY o.E AuTuouuzEp

THE ONLY ONE THE Rob Of DIR. BOY
VEAU LAFFECTEUR IL far superior the sups Of Cuisi
nier sarsapara, other similar remedies radically
whost mercury all affections OF the darres scroua
Itch, accidents
period Of fe and Hereditary acmony Of humors AZ depua
shicacous catahs bladder
fractions and other weakness OF the abuses
Infectious soundings AZ antsyphc the Rob
Diseases
Of basam Of cepaya or eubb from Injections which only epe
the virus without ntunlginR a. The Rob nbove
recommended syphc diseases whether
ing and which have resisted tho OF mercury the odue
potassium,
General fer the United States Gabriel Bondn, ESQ., ~
William New York. for Wholesale orders Guiot
New Orleans Souilly, San Francisco.
The Rob Laecteur sold by all the druggists throughout Unit
ted The pamphlet o.
cal properties of the Rob will be obtained by writing
din ~ William street. New York, who will give every Information
wanted
O. n. prepared to III for America the In
dies &C. Tree Of the United sacs due he me Rob bond
March N-dlys
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J, PROPOSED DATES OF sAILINa-lssS.

Stopping Southampton going returning they
proceeding London
other route, for The economy Of time and money.
Passage from Ee0 York 20 Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin saloon, $3.50 cabin saoon SIl0
second do, $50.
All letters and newspapers pass through post
No bills ofladng viii be parcels day
sailing.
An experienced surgeon Is attached 10 each ship.
For freight passage, apply r
o. H. SAND, IL South William 81, NJ X.
q. A. HEINEKEN 8 Co., Bremen.
CROsKEY Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, Havre
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PROTECTED BY royal letters patent Of Engana by
the ress Of Ecoe dc Pbamncie dc Paris and the Imperial Col
lege OF Medicine Vienna.
rnesemar No the remedy for general and local debility
o vne powc premature decay and all the distressing
quenoes arising from an early abuse &C It, effects eeacious
IN youth manhood and old vrle would
impaired, decline Of NE IL Triesensar
universally adopted all physical mpedmens vanish magic
before is influence, thus rendering lie invaluable
terinE the marriage state.
Tresemar No completely and entirely erndicaes
those disorders which copava and cubebs
an andote for, the ruin the health Of portion the pop
ulaton.
Tnesema No L. The great European remedy for that class Of
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician treats with
to the inevitable destruction Of the patents constitution
and which al the sasapalla In the world
Tnesema Nos, l. alike smell,
all nauseang qualities They may lay the toilet table without
their use being detected.
cases. 81 each divided into separate doses
minssred BY Valpeau, Lallslmand, noux, sc.
To be had, wholesale and RETAIL o Mr. H. A. Barrow, No 81
Green street. Canal New York. specially appointed by the
proprietor and paontee for the United States and
other part of America. Immediately receiving remittance,
Mr. Barrow will forward the Triesemar Of the world,
packed and addressed according the Instructions OF the
writer,
Retni agents required Terms cash.
Nov p-dlyr
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NY RAILROAD DIRECT no THE WEST


IA M q ~ ~ fEissaE
Ti"'e between washington ggs. and wheeling but I1i
Running lime bsOeen Washington and oiae"nat ~ hours
Through Tickets and nsggsgs Checks TO be had in
HE Baltimore Ohio Railroad having greatly improved its
western now 9s the aes, av-
the Northwest, and the Southwest ! =
Baltimore always promptly made al The
Washington JSncSn ae called the Relay oass nine miles
Washington and The Ohio nVs baggage through
(WIh the paasenge0 charge for those holding
oIsS ss. asS for points beyond The connecting Trains leave
TRA oIo RAiLsoAD running from Bsiairs the OHIO
msas Sasa a Gs%Sss a1Ssss and
Manshei and sandusky railroad for sandusky, Toledo Des
a. Columbus The O. railroad trains win the s,
q VILE ne L %sn IsSd L 70 SG ma scs
formed win The trains through Dayton NDIhNAroLis
Passesses holding through tickets for Memphis vcksburg
Naehs1 New Orleans n are also sold a.
Tickets for Evansville, Cairo, and ST. Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND, and vim Cleveland to Toledo, Detroit,
1s sed lie S9 where w
the Cleveland and Pitisburg railroad is made.
anordng through tickets Washington also the
she aea pe . aGa se from al @ oGs
but $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than other
Fare by through ticket from Washington To Wheeling 50
Columbus, SIS b5 Dayton, SIS SO Cincinnati, Sl6 Louisville,
by railroad, So 65 from Cincinnati SlS Indanapo-
lis S7 so Cleveland S2 Is Toledo, SIS s0 Detroit SIS 30
Chicago $40 60 and $40 so 81 Louis S2S 80 and S25 nsmp
S26; New Orleans, s3l, &c.
For Frederick and Hapers Ferry Marinsburg Bkcsv Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland, .rnoun
leave Washington m, A. For
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheeling
train from Washington.
For Baltimore, Annapolis &C., special ad
vertisements.
FOR further information, through tickets ac apply H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station.
JOHN H. DONE,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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ro Tmn LAnlEs.-Mr. 4. /

10 THE LADiEs--Mr, r. L. HARPER ~ Btoom8ed street
Boston, choice assortment OF those rich and
elegant embroidered hall dresses Of e latest Paisian Style
which universally admired ~ Newport last season AZ he
then able supply the demand he takes this opportunity
inform the ladies he Just opening fresh supply some OF
which white, appropriate for bridal costumes
o dresses erucs capotes collars mantes, &C. all Of
black white iace and vnr
ely wroaths flowers feather flowers, sc.
NJ BTh only house in the United States where these
goods he obtained
nosror, January 8, 1856
Jan s-2aw2w
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FLEETWOOD COMMENTATORS No. wa Pennsylvania
OF 10Th Savings Bank This
cemetery laid plan celebrated
New York. and situated the high ground
mile north OF the Capitol North Capitol leading directly
10 the This have Con-
appropang their ground forever making
Zee title purchaser prohibiting
legislation Otherwise which Is OF importance those who
wish their dead where they have placed them has
beeone custom in all cities when the burial ground baeomes
valuable for other purposes, sell H. and throw dead
iscuouy legal
titles given the ground.
N. B-Ohce open om 10 TO u, M pamphlets with
nap charter and bylaws and all other nomatioa be
obtained all orders for ntements left James r. Har
4l0 Seventh will be prompt
stfaaaad me Tidy
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st. Joseph,s Academy for Young Ladies',

wear EHanatsouTg freaeTick county, ma
TUE session Of studies this institution the
gath August and terminates the last Thursday June. The
terms for board and tuition $3.50 payable sent
ally In advance There extra charges for music drawing paint
apd also Tor Spanish, Italian German and Latin, The
for the primary department composed OF pup under nine
500 annum, payable half yearly in advance.
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER sUPE
oR ot st. Joseph Academy, Emnsburg Frederick county
Maryland
In
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mo- $50.

NOTICE of the withdrawal OF lands tr Wisconsin,.
In pursuance approved 30 June granting pub
Tic lands ~ Wisconsin aid IN construction
rnroads said stse instructions issued from
hce, Withdrawing RON market until uher orders all ths lands
sad continuing tho Of the
fore ordered by telegraph the 2pth ~ Mpy last.
portion Of the lands viii be market when
of The roads
Office which restoration 20 days public notice viii he given
under hand Genersl Lsnd Once, OF
Washington, this 18th Of June, A. u, 1856,
THos. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner
June l3-law6w Intel \ star,l