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INo. 606.J
Sales of Public Lands.


TN pursuance of the provisions of the Sd section of
Il tho entitled An authorize the President OF the United
Minnesota belonging the half mixed poods q The
Sioux nation q Indians and Tor oto approved July
known poronemen February 1858,
tho State Of Minnesota periods
Al tho land Office at nspEsoS commencing tho sixth
september tho disposal tho vacant public lands situated
for the hnbeeds mixed bccs OF tho Dacoah
Sioux nation Of Indians, viz
North Of ne Of atlh priacpar meridian
INDICATED fractional township hundred and eleven
township hundred eleven
The townships
township hundred eleven and fac
ona townships hundred and wevc and hundred and h
township hundred and olcven and
part township fractional
ship hundred and thirteen within the above
OF fourteen.
The Indicated part townships
eleven and hundred and twelve within the above mentioned re-
serve of range fifteen.
Office FAmRAutr commencing tho heth day Of
for tho disposal OF tho public lands situated within the
following named townships aud fractional townships in the late re-
mixed boods tho Dasotah Sioux
ton Of Indians, viz:
North Of the base line Of nm principal meridian
The tracts in tina. part Fractional township one handr'
that OF townships hundred and
eight and
and ten, mentioned reserve Of range
that Of township hundred and eight
nd min and one hundred and ton, OF range eleven.
INDICATED IN hundred
eight within tho
and in nshp hundred and ton, range twelve.
that hundred
hundred aud within the above
range thirteen.
that part Of township hundred and
above mentioned reserve, of range fourteen.
INDICATED that VI township hundred and
within above mentioned reserve, OF range fifteen
Tho Offering lands will bc days
appointed proceed the in which
shall have been onced and tho saer thus closed but
no opon than two weeks private
entry the lands win be admitted until after tho expiration
OF tho weeks
Given hand the city Washington this
cnh May thousand eight hundred ny
eight
BY OF tho President:
TFOS AZ HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the Ganorsl Land Onioc.
NOTICE TO PRE- EnrTIoN CLAIMANTS.
person entitled tho right OF cmpuon OF the
nnder tho provisions Of shs act
49, 1885, required cSabsh tho this ssss
register Of the proper occ and make
after and
the tho public
embracing the otsrwse such viii be
| forfeited. TfiOS. A. HENDRICKS
| Commissioner OF thu and once.
May 2o--1awtds [htol&sar1
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mo. GILL
Notice of the Removal OF the Land once from
the Island or Ma ckinac to Traverse City, In
tho state of Michigan.

IN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the act
Of Congress- entitled An authorizing the location
Offices approved March 3D.
that tho Office for the public
ssae OF Michigan will be
sarIy period practicable aor the Of July nox
Further the precise issued
she register md receiver for the land district.
hand the Washington this seventh dsy
81 Juno, A. d. 1858 #
BY order of the President THoS A HENDRICKS
h,neg ~-w6w Comm Toner Of the General land once
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AYERS e@l
.Ag|su]l,e s]l , Cure

Cd 90 t- - t7.
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb
Aano pcr;od;col Headnche. or Bilious
",.S f,;,;ons Eavors. in1eeI
eaua'HS' SN~ ,.Ss',t.o,. -
IOr the Whoie ei"sS "a "iSS'"''e9
mating IN binary arrangements chuseu
by the Malaria oil miasma'lc cOuhtfIes'
No one remedy is louder called for by the
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and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
we are now enabled to offer, with perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded ON proof, that
no harm can arise from its use in any guam
titv. -1.'
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be Of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. P,epe,tion is
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this baleful distenper. This "CuRE" expels
the miasmatic poison of FEvER AND AGuE
from the system and prevents the develop
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not only the best remedy ever vet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the
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bodv: aud in bilious districts, where FEVER
| Avn AnrE prevails. every BODY should have it
and use Il freely both for cure md protection.
II is hoped this price will place it within the
roocb ~ oll-tbe moor ns well as the rich. A
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rERMs[-iN ADVANCES,

NPA Gin worth from 80 Cents TO slOn0 viii be
seni 10 each saossrberoh rsesa fthe subscription
money I-fsra
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,THE GOLDEN PR1ZE7
TIE GOLDEN PRIZE!
ILLUSTRATED! ILLuSIRATEnf i-.

i The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE. Is one Of
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lFlFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT.

. FIFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT.
nR.HUxTER WILL FORFEIT $50 tR FAILING
10 cure aay casa of secret tisoaso that may
pdc his cars, stter how loug standtnGo or sfict
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gfsorth 5 EVENT 4 Street. PhnadoBhlA, without feAc
afintsrrlpiiaa from other patients. Strangers sud
char Whohase bssu unolturate IN tile seecuon 81
Physiean lnstnvitedto cali. er
lNpcrEXCY--fhrOagh suarestratnee Edalkeuee
afths passons BY exeessor selfGsuse. the evils
ruarnus. Premature impotency involuntary serain-
al dBehAygea wasting of TIA organs lose Of eror
dsaste for female society. general debility.
tttnuenai Aerangemsnt, 70 follow. II
slrg, consuit the DocioF ~ith eoRfdence; he offers
perfect cure
READ AND REFLEcT-Tho afflicted world 10 well
~ reaset before trusting iher health and happiness
nrd IN many cases thelr yes. 10 the hands OF phys
Clans ignorant this Glass Of lnaladies Iis certain
lyimpossble forone TO understand all tho Ills the
human family are snbjstt,o. Every respectable ply
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fltss mnst of hiatme and stndy.
s = YEARS 0F PRACTICE, exclusively devoted 10 the
etudy aud Of diseases OF the sexual organs
together with ulcers tho body. throat, nose ui
sgs, pains In tho head or bones, mercurai rhsuma
tam. STRUCTURES, gravel rregaares diseases arising
from impurities of ths blood whereby the
constitution has become enfeebiad, enables tho Doc
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6elyes IND hts care.
fr TPMedicsne forwarded TO ary part OF The Unet
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FoFs1ls, DR. ntfKINSON'S CELEBRATED NJ G.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR all The PURPOSES OE FAMILY pKYSIC

are so composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and nyigorate every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting it's diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalitics. AS consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy ut once SO
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of thcrcures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: COStire.
ness, HeatbiH1,, Headache arising from diSoydtyed
Stomach Nausea, Indigestion, Pam ia and Morbid
Inaction of he BOpoS, F2atHiency, Loss Of Appe-
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arising from low state Of the body or Obstruction
Of its functions. They are excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restorG-
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by disease.
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Merchants and Traders will be on their guard and
not be imposed upon BY counterfeit OF Morses Indian
Root Pills. signed A. n. Moore. All genuine Indian
Root Pills have the and signature Of A. J. Whas
e 20. on each box.
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EEANENHCN'T0N V.ANDS
RARE OPPORTUNITY.

THNo ALLwANTING FARM.--in healthy place.
7pcatg-6Demiics from Philadel phia, on the Cam,
den aud Atlantic Railroad, New Jersey. An old es-
tate has recently been opened fer sale, and the first
division ofiO,OO0 acres are divided mp Into farms of
quality for tho production Of fruits, grains, cse. The
Prceis SIS TO $2O per acre. payable in easy quarter
yearly instruments, within term Of four years, with
Interest The terms are made easy, in order insure
the rapid improvement fine land, by enabling eDsry
Industrious man 10 bug Jarm, 1t is now being OK Z.
tensiveiy Improved by good roads, aud some OF the
best citizens from New England and the Middle States
arc erecting Large Improvements Ills scene Of the
greatest Improvement ont OfPhiladclphia. Seventy
i've houses have been built In four months. Practical
farmers aud business men from the length ana breadth
Of the Union are settling there. II Il an important
business place on account OF its bong in the midst Of
ngreht market. Every article raised upon this land
nnds an Immediate sale. The wateris excellent, and
no such thing as fever is Known, Iyft
The soil Is sandy or clay Loan with clay youom
and rotsAtive Of manures II is free OF stones and
easily worked. ltabounds largely In the phGsphatcs,
and such Is fertility that from thn crops produced,
bothupon this land and the large area adjoining un-
dercullvation.it will DO found not be exceled any
where In the production of crops most adapted TO its
market ftlt
The readermay bewell aware that the earliest an d
the b'st frutsnnd vegetables from New Jersey
which hre annually exporledto the amount ormion,
ord1llHrs. The land bcside being accessible ia ev ~
for fertilizers, has an bundant supply of the be
quality ofmuck manure.
Lnmberand building materials can be had on the
spot nj cheap price from the mills. Other mills
now being opened, and brickyards being started OF
the ground. Aperson can put up frame tenement
forpreseht convenience for one hundred dollars. Oh
account OF the extensive emigration, this is the bes
course TO pursue In orderto eeta place to live In
lrst Carpenters and builders are on hand to put vi
houses on the best terms. ...
lnsettling here the cmlgrant has many advantages
lie Is withina fow hours rlc of the grpa cities IN ht
Middle States and New England: he is near his oil,
friendsaud associations he is in settled country
where every Improvement and fort ofcivillzaiiol
sut hand; he Is in healthy place, and Is not sublcc
TO the certainly losing the greater part of his fami
and his own health by those NAL ignan fevers whic
makesthe gravesofso many millions ofthe young AMI
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE nArD CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Honrsencss,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient COnsump-
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Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu-
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section of country alounds in persons pub
licly known who have been restored from Nlarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of kind istoo apparent to escape
observation, Ind where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote TO employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benrfts
ON the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten. ssaAu .. irk
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BR o.A DIV Az mOUEL,

CIHcinnati. ONO.
TNNhe undersigned ha wing again assumedthe mani
Il agement ofthls well known establishment, be e.
leave to saStp those who visit Cneinnnu either fol
business pleasure that they will nnd the Broad
Hotelone Of the most tconvenientand ublesto pl
ping pluses IN the city.
Itisconvenlent to tho Rail Road onlee and Depot
andthe Public landing more so thRnuny othe Hntel
In Cineinuatlandis within few walk Of tn
Post nlce the principle Business ocalties and
places of Public musoment. .u.t
Ane Intensive range of Bathing Rooms and a Bar
beT's shop will. be te lndinthe Building.
.This househasall the comic and convenience
hai can be iound In any nrsi class Iotehtthe West
TN VII ole establish me nj has lust been hor)ughly
overhnuIed, renovated aud re-furnished, aud tho
Pfoprieto rfeels assured that those who make his
Ills houselhelrhome during their stay in the city
wIIhave no reason to complain eitherof hisaceonI
moe cAtiohy orh his charges. JOSEPH II @ ROMWELL
Sc nmhn u q. 1RA5-- Ini'
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WashingIOn Union Insurance Com
oniee in Rouse's Block,
@3EV3SA1I@s @SPGp
ChartcrcCi ia 1901.
uncns 5000, 90 O.

FENBlSveIl known Home Company, continues
4 iusdre the safer elassee Of Properly,
against Less and Damage by Eirc.
Their meAnzare ample, aud thelr rates are as req
s0uahle US thpse ofany oiher sound OfiiCe.
OFRlCERs--6eorgeN Nygalt Prostdeut aud Trea
surer HanJalUfn Lane, NieePresldcrt; %. a. Skaels
Secretary; ". q .hnweli. General gent
DIRECTORS George Mygait, A. 5. sanford. Ben
amin LaRe, 2. T. barkus. o. \. Skeels, Charles W
Sook, jacob Perkins, George z. stnter ". N. Pow
.el. 4. NJ. CLARkE, Agent.
Lancaster Ohio, oc;obor 30, ls51-eCtf fiN
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THNIfE a. N MONTON FAR VI ER "A nowp.
paper devoted to Lite rntufe aud qrirultur re als0
setting forth ui accounts OF the new serle m ent OF
Hammonlontn IN New Jersey, Gao be subscribed for Ut
only 25 cents speryetr.
lnclyse postage stamps Tor the amount Addresato
Enltnr 0tihe Fsrmer hummontcn, Atlantic County
New lersfy' Those wishing ehcnp land. OF the hes
quality. IN OF the healhiest and most delightful
elm aiss 10 the Union. Sec advertsemenis OF Ham
mon,on Lapds. Sept. 10, 0,isSe--3mo0
I7 All wanting TO einiRfaieloa mild climate goo,
soil. and hne Jnarf ets stec advertisement of nammoa
Ter slte. - !. r -,
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FANCY RY4NN
es90Uy 12G&y@e
nTIts. AZ q VIIIV.V,Dye

aa NJ
r. Gard from Dr. Jnme.
~ JARREIr, otthe NEW 70 fiI ti;Nr!: NM: TrkSS
IFlRMARY,--My eonneeuen for the past eis X, ysass
Twelve years' course Of study devoiedto ths anu
PULMONARY Consumption and It's Kindred dIses.s ~,
gether lig my pnnNalod opportunities ano adys1l
iuge oIpathologlcal resea' ch-nded not ltle hy.
perfeetsystem m Of Medical Ia ensbIed ~
10 arrive alta decisive, direct and successful course o
sasesoi tneIAroet, Lungs and sir Rassegss, BY In.
hnlHuon the FeneT and curative properties Of medi5
aIe uIreey addressed 70 The diseased organs and
the lhtegumett No nui advise the use edicaE
Inhalation Of any kind. 10 the exclusian or gSnsss
trsafmenti and although consider ii usefu1 adm
ofen fna dlseases yet deem n nna
each pauer should have the benefit on both n,s oH
shd local treatment The success Of my Treatment IN
Institution ovef which have 80 ioTv bad 1S o. me
1e.lde; aSs too well spoyn to need any ealosy OF
coument ron me. At the solicitation of mpnr ~; ~
lRie aud professional frepds throuah M hosa pr
hropic aid the above charity has cen Iong ~ p
M ana amer due censideratien hnvs
cohSlnue0 70 hake such arrangements as viii hrirS
the oensnts olms txperienoc and treaiTaeni ,s,hiE
INC reaeh OF nll and not conAne myself as
g ihose only who entered the IN frmD ri or VIZ me-
able to visit me at my ONCE HoTine ihere ~ ,S,
be arrangement win give entire, h,t ~.
and public would re-
eoHsHfed personally or By letter on All diseasas ~
above and that the me dieines.the iame sSsed 40
lhe Instnton prepared tosnt each individual 90 "a
InAGhnR Hcp0Ss, Medical Ir1alers. &c &c will IL.
oS to any part Ofthe Uaited States
IERMs-My terms oftreaiment by letter are as fol-
IONS; W.; SIs per month for each patient which
WI, VIII lneIade msdiene spiceptfor one Donth use
4iso, n lnnonng Vhpor. and an 1nbhling Appnraius2
rtoymeht as follows; 50 10 be paid 10 he Express
balance So at the expiration of the mon,bfif 1be @ w,
neri be cured or sentrey satisfied with The treat
ineh fatents by giving full hi tory OF their case
% arg heiT s!mtoms IN full can be treated as well by
oy personal examination. Patients ayailinS
yes OF Dr. Jarrett's treatme Mt may reJy mon
np~meahie ~ ana permanent relief. as he seldom bns
TO treat case over thirty days letters for advis
pi'ihp'! answered. For further particulars address
| Neoon JAMES N. JAI RETT. M n
r. s,-rhysicans and others visiting The citv are
respectfully invited to call ut the Infjtmnry wbers
HahE interesting cases can be Witnessed ana wbero
o9r improved apPardtvs for tLe Inhalation of
ed Aple AVapor can s be seen and inspected. 80 n
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS Is ono of the
best literary papers oflhu day, large Qu,uto con-
entertaining matter; and 'BLEGANrLY ILLUS-
TkATED every week.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-26
A RashfuI Bridegroom.

The following count of the mar
riage of a young man to a woman twice
his age in New Orleans, we recommend
to be read at the next woman's rights
convention:
N"The guests were assembled, the min
lister was ready, the happy pair stood up
to be tied, and--the young man bolted.
He ran into the street, but was pursued
and caught by the crowd foremost of
whom was the bride. Again they stood
forward, and again the minister began
when away went the youngster the Sec
ond time! He was pursued, caught and
brought back as before, and a third
time the minister began the awful GER
emony. But, woull you believe it the
young man once more stampeded.
This time the bride alone gave chase,
caught, brought him back and held fast
to him. The fourth effort of the minis
ter was successful. He made the twain
and, blessed them and left. After being
married, the young man became perfectly
docile, and permitted his antique bride
to lead him off like asheep to the slaugh-
ter.