The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-30

that the surveys have not been approved,
nor the plat returned from Washington.
1t this is true, the squatters on this sec
ton will have to wait before they can
prove their claims or settle controversies.
-ltis currently reported that the Office
will open for the land in this quarter, as
well as Tor the other, nd that these as
sertions are false, and used to deceive.
The tract in question lies Immediately
south of the Kansas River, from the mouth
OF the Wakarusa, and for seventy miles
west. 1t was amongst the first settled,
and is filled with Free State squatters, and
towns, including Lawrence, Topeka, and
this place.
l had been hoping that the new Land
Offices, provided for by act of the late
Congress. would be located at towns al
ready existing. This has not been the
case. They are located at paper towns,
laid out by proslavery men; and the acts
of the General Government, in thus fur
therlng the schemes of these nefarious
men, are not less vile than the appoint-
ment OF these men to all the offices in the
Territory. This Territory is delivered
over to the Border Ruffians, as far as the
administration of Buchanan could deliver
it over. But pro-slavery President can
neither control the cmie ration that comes
here. nor the sentiments of those who are
here. All these official outrages only
deepen the sentiment of the party that is
corrupting the government, upon the pre-
tence of being Democratic.
Great efforts are being made to buy up
a few selfish Free State men, to vote al
and legalize the bogus election.
The census lists are not published vet
and it is not supposed that they will be
The County Court was to have been in
session, SO that fraudulent lists could be
contested, but it is not.-There is no in.
tention to make, or allow to be made, any
change in the lists. There are only eigh
teen hundred votes listed for this county
according to the statements pro- slavery
men. There cannot be less than three
times as many Free State men.
The sale of the Delaware trust land.
is not to be held in this place. The sale:
will begin on the 23d of June, at Osawkie
That is the town belonging to or projected
by Majors & Russell.
The New Governor will not be her,
until it is too late to see the census list cor
rected.- Cor. st. Louis Democrat.
DIR. Roback's Scandinavian Rem edies
In directing the attention Of our reader
to DR.. Roback's advertisement, we have
no hesitation in saying that all he claims
for his medicines is confirmed by certi6
Gates from all parts of the West. Th,
language of these certificates is so earnes
and grateful, and the cures refer to sucl
variety of diseases, that it would be fol
ly to question the restorative properties 0
the preparations. 1t appears that while
botanizing among his native mountains
in Sweden during visit to that countr,
some years ago. he collected large quan
tity of rare medical herbs, unknown in
this country and by combining the liquids
and solid extracts Of those possessing pow
erful detergent properties, he succeeded
in producing his celebrated Blood Purif.
er and Blood Pills, which are said to ex-
ercise a more beneficial effect upon the
fluids of the human body than any other
curatives in existence. Dr.. Roback's the.
ory is. that all diseases originate in the
blood, and it would seem that the rapid
recovery of his patients, under a course
of these disinfectants, affords strong pre-
sumptive evidence that his pathology i.
correct. Certain it is that the celebrity
Of his medicines increases daily, and thai
he has authentic proofs of their success in
his possession. See Advertisement.