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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-21

NJ Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Princi
pal office, No lS Cedar street, New York Price 25c.
bottle. FJo@ &ae-l aug25d&wly
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AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEl.-F Low, " Y: w
DC; Faerei, y C.; w Blanchard, Mass: w W"I,
thington, Did; % SchuTtz, Mass; T Allen do. " A
fAnnestock and lady, Pa; Mrs X II Stuart, Va: Mis-
Smart, do; WIN BLANCHARD, " Y; BulfuTer do:
q a. DaIlum, Nd; , Winship, Ct;Z Cook, Ala; Z
w Aston, N q; Mr. and Mrs Peek ~ n I'ee
and .ady, do; TheoPhlias Fiske, Pa; DanreIl, n
BROWNS HOTEI.-G w Hoopers. NY. I
Nhitehlll, Md; Capt A II Foreman do; T. Jenk-
las and lady, Tenn; Nj y Randolph, NJ: ShaTp
"a; J9nes and lady, Va; Brown do; F. Lewis
90; DI Wheiand, and family, A Wicks do: j r
Paer, Tenn; yR Chdess, do; Collier o: ] ';iles
Mass r. b BlgIow and lady, do; Miss ri Biglow do:
AMMAN, NJ; W j TerriIl, Camden; DR. Satehe1
ana an lady, NC; Mrs y Fennell, do; Mr. Plumm sr.
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a Wheeler, Pa; Mr. and Mrs Swift Mass: Nil,
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kellnah, NY; w III feppen, do; r. BoIhto1 Mass.
w b Woodbridge, Va; Carter. do; ] q Stand,
ard, do; W Boyd, Miss; A Il Caperton, Va; r
Swan and lady, NY. '
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Jones, MINI; Caldwells, NY; VI WhaIson pa. RI
% Bindd and melee, Md; Hon NJ Ward Tea: i N
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u The Susquehanna River at Harrisburg.
Pa, IS full Of life and activity and large numbers
Of lumber RATS are daily passing that borough
IL Rev. DIR. Ids showed some seight dollar
brandy at temperance meeting in Springfield.
on W ednesday evening, which was manufactured
al cost of only ten cents per gallon.
IL The Telegraph to the mouth of the Ameor
Will pass through the principal cities of Central
Russia and the chief towns Of Siberia. Its cost
Is estimated at 81 800 60
III man who was imprisoned for bigamy.
complained that he had been severely dealt viii,
Tor an offence which carries its own punishment
along with it.
IL A Philadelphia court has decided that a
false entry by clerk in the books of a firm Is
such. -
IL On the authority of the London Church
man IL IS stated that in 1857 ten thousand persons
Were confirmed by the Bishop of London and in
the year 1855 the same preate Confirmed near four
IL The Ohio Senate has passed a resolution to
inquire into the reason for the statement of Fly
Gov Ford. IN his evidence before the Inyestiga-
ting Committee, that Ford and Pennington felt
certain OF the bill going through the Senate. =,
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The BOsToS School ExcITFMExr.-Causs of
rae TrOabis-Matters rather quiet at the Eliot
School House. North Bennett street Yesterday
though the number of absentees was largely in
creased The following is a correct account Of the
number Of those who have left, and also Of those
who have returned
Total number Jeff.
Total number returned. -..............13 S
Numoer sui out. .243
remain out, as they say. until the matter be
tested There is a marked difference in regard to
Hberalty Of views in these Catholic parents. Some
give a cheerful consent that their children shall
bear the scriptures read. &c while others utterly
refuse to allow it. Said fine lad of Irish descent
10 Mr.. Mason, the teacher, Yesterday. IL wish to
obey YOU, Mr.. Mason. but my priest forbids'
Others Partake of the bigOtry of their parents A
number have torn out the Ten COMMUNICATION
their books, and one of l2 wears was seen in the
act as he left the school, Of tearing MP Protestant
Testament and scattering the fragments about the
streets.
In regard to the motive which influenced the
children To this rebellion their appears be abun-
dant evidence that the Rev. Father Wiget. of the
Endicott street church. did from the pulpit in
struct the boys to pursue such course. The ques-
ton was asked of a boy as to what would be the
punishment for an act of d5obedience to this CON-
mand. The reply was that their names would be
read from the pulpit. 1t is not So clear. however
that the other Roman Catholic cleryvrnen of the
city sustain the cause of Father Wiget. Bishop
Fitzpatrick Is himself medal scholar of our pub
lie schools. and would be likely, therefore, To dis
eountenance anything calculated to bring them
into disrepute
We hear minors of disturbances at other schools.
but nothing OF the character of the outbreak at
the Eliot School has occurred -BostOa Transcript
l6;h iHH.
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HEDICIIH.
"'',- SILTIMoR66cs xuosp,r.,.

u - BKLrIMoBEE,s.x yosp,r.,
IA, di.ce..ssa d. us.t c.r,. SPEEDY, ony Es.s,s
Remedy IN the World for all
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO rALsx pELIcACY PREVENT.
APPLY IN1dEpiAIELY.
p-A CURE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE IN TWO
w..ln.., Of the Back sIis,ars. seOu. Of III. Kidney.
.nd Bladder InsOlantary Dseharges imPosaey 0ensrh
fs.ioa Z ISsa. Psp:.os = Ike T;aay Ifs@bas
Danss. q Sigh. s,dd.ss. D,,.as, Head, ThrSas
hos: T: s D.srs. y: ron ss. HsS. Of
foua,AOse presdir and D.rned,s Practices which rsh
der Marriage impossible i is MN S'A Body ..a Mind
d., drssdu dssrusuvs Ssbt which Annually sweep.
unnely grave thousands Of Young Men the most
.s.nnr ssn.tss SA sss ,hrsdsr Of .cassnes
dsnes.
MARRiEDPERS0NS,o OF Young Men contemplating Mar
riags, being Of Physical ss.kns organic dsSy
dsfornitiss, &C, speedily cured
ousy eOnfde his honor esatsnAn eoa6assy rely
upon S Nc. P9 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
the Fail observe and number. Lsttsrs
must DC P''0 anu e'1i DR.. J oIRS
o 81 n. % S Ss.
and the getsr part Of whose life has besa spent N ias hos
e.d some Of the mo. assonhing cures DAT wer, ever
known; troubled with ringing ia The head and ear.
sounds b.sLfuiness with rsqusa Lsshing .uendsd
times with T&kE GT ;' NOTICE.
Young Men and Others who have injured thsmselVes by
P.eties INDUCED in when alone habit reessHty
which nightly feat when asleep, sud cured
renders marriage impossible, and destroys 10th niRd ana
Ties. are some The sad and n.laueoy eject. Prsdus
limbs f.lns IN the Head DUNES. Of sight Loss Of Mus
Power, Ppation Of the Heart Dyspepy, Nervous lLnIi-
ty Dersns the Dag ssss funeoss General bhy
synp,oms Of Consnmpuon, &C. ,, .
be dreadsd-os Of Memory, Confusion Of Ideas Dsprsston
Spirits Evil Aversioa oi Society seifD,sIrust,
Love Of Solitude, TmidyI etc. are some OF the sSis pro
NERVOUS DEBILITY.-ThoussBd. can nov Judge what
IL the Of the d.Clnng health losing their 'sOr be-
coming weak, pale, and emaeAted Singular
DISEASES OF 1MPRGDENCE
when the guided and pleasure finds
seeds Of tins painful often
happens shame dread u discovery
ctabty, can Alous beirisnd him lie Alis the
hands Of ignorant and designing pretsudeTs vho
Of eIrng heh b. Pseup,ay ..s.t,nss, rep hn trtS
tanned and despair leave HIM with ruined health TO
his CALLING dsupPOnneat; by the Of that deadly
Mercury, hasten the OF tbls
ierrb soch OF the Heart Throat Nose
Skin, &C. progressing with ghtiul rapidly all death
period his dreadful by sending him that
discovered country from whose bourne seeT
DR. JOHNsoNs REMEDY FOR ORGANIC W WEAKNESS
AND IMPoTENCY.
BY this and remedy weakness al the
eddy and fall vgor restored Thousands the
debiitated had Lost all hope, have
All mpedment. 30 .rrias. Physical or Msatsl pisqu.
festOu Loss Of POcreAtNe Powers Nervous Init bilty
Trembling and weakness ExhAustiOO VI the fearful
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
the MANY THOUSANDS cared AZ tins lrstIusioa within
cal operations performed by DR. Johnson Witnessed BY the
OF the papers Snd other notice Of
.d.. h s,sna". IS Ee.tsm.n 81 character and rsspoa,.
biy, is suheIsRt GUARANTEES 70 The aAietsd Jan 2Siy
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EVENING STAR.
MyyDooc ..z,r!! Ts. 1rf STAB

Old Bsrds have rang Of the nistchless deeds
of their dogs IN the hunt OF chase, -
And praised 20 the skies their different breeds
As famous for speed or for grace;
Then why shouldn't |, IN an humber way,
Sing the praises oflittls Zip Coon" ..i-
That never gets cross, but is always gay,
Al morn and at eve and at noon.
His "black tam hide is smooth and bright,
When he trots to the door, with footsteps light,
And hasteus TO welcome me.
No word he speaks, but his JOY Gus bound
Says more than mere words could tell,
And his wasging tail, as he caPers around,
Makes me feel that he loves ne well.
In him fear no deceit nor guile rel.
He faithful and gentle and true,
A2d al that ne seeks is his masters smile,
With chlrp or kind word or two;
And then he'll sit on tho window sill
And gaze on the passers by, en-,
And seems to think 'you may look your NIL
Here's my old master and l.
And should . strange dog dare to come in view,
You'd think that he'd tear him mp,
Till the windows raised, when he scampafs-
For Zip's but terrier pup
No match for a full grown sPItetul houna
That fights in the stroet-not ne
Nor cares he to roll on the d ltby ground
He'd rather be fonding with mo.
For then he knows he can bite, in fun,
Without being bitten again.
And II should soold, why away he'll run
And coax me to chase him In vain;
Or perhaps he'll ind where my kerchiefs hid,
And seize II with foolish glee,
Then scamper the faster the more he is child,
For he knows there's no fear of me.
Now "Zip's," as said, but terrier pup,
Nor has learned even rats to harm.
And the whole of his life is OF play made M.
And his guileless affections his charm
But, dog as he is, I'd rather have Zip"
Wo gS ,5sn S ara sS than man.
And cheats and destroys all he can.
Washington, Fob. 9, 1859.
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EXCITING SCENE IN Frederick CoURr HOUSE,
Quite an exciting scene occurred IN court In Fred
erick city, day before yesterday. During the in
vesfgation Of an alleged charge of forgery against
a third party, the evidence of his crime in the
form OF note. 10 seems. was traced tn the posses
sion Of Col. VIM. p Maulsby, 4 we'll known law
yer, who was Immediately cited ,fbut in contempt
Of the courtrefused to appear before the Grand J-
Ty- Judge Nelson, upon hearing of the matter,
had the Colonel arranged fined him five hun
dred dollars, and, in addition, sentenced him To
be sent to prison. The friends of Mr.. NJ. were
greatly excited
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Nj ACNE ttf9s'f wDERs
will destroy

Garden Lnsets, Coek edehss, Bsd-bugs, F1eas, Asts
Moths, and all pests Of the rermfn kind
The Importance Of reliable article of this kind is
inestimabe. In warm weather all nature teams with
eIe eveJ discovered which viii sSferminate them.
company Of botanists from the Horticultural Society
Of Paris, While amidst the ferns Of Asia, observed
that all insects lighting upon certain kind of plant
very soon dropped dead. This fact was made use Of
g pant e sa4 sy
r. Lyon. and found positive insect destroyer in
es prepared the Gtt esnd easte
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
fss TO"e snG Gs
zeal and horticultural colleges aud societies.
LsttsrJrOn the President ofthe United States.
EXECUTIVE MANsIoN,b
WAsuINGToN SlsT Jam, 1883.
"MR. EMANUEL I,YoN;-Dear Sir: have the pleas
and Certificates for the great value ofyo1r Magnetic
81 Chairman
, The above was accompanied by certificate of
IFS FREE FROM POISON.
NEW YORK, October LIST, 1859.
"Mr. F.. LyoN.-Dear Sir: We have anal ' sed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and find them per
fectly harmless to mankind and domestic animals,
but certain death when inhaled by bugs, ants, and
aaiAMEs R. Chiffon, NJ. D., CHEMIST.
"PRoF. CHEMISTRY, n. Y. HOSPITAL"
Mr.. JONI l.. ROME, Superintendent of the Ne W
York Hospital SAYS he has e1 PEELED ali the bugs,
ants. reaches, moths. &c; with Lyons Powder, and
nT:tS IL oil Immense yd!ue.'
Every gardener and housekeeper must have di-
rect interest in article of this kind Reference
can be made To the AstOr, st. Nicholas, and Metro
polltan Hotels to Judge MEiGs, President of the
American Institute; James Gordon Bennett, Gen.
,SG I Fss PSns a a aa ~ aafs s.
says, .'This discovery of Prof Lyon is Of national
Importance. The Farmers Club have trsted thor
oughy. 1t will destroy iocusts, grasshoppers, ants
moths, bugs, and all vermin. Garden plants can be
preserved and houses made pure"
Arrangements are now made through Messrs.
BARNES PARE, OF New York. to have il sold
throug huut the world. Many worthless limitations
are advertised. BE cautious!
"NEw YORK, November 9Th Ia5s
I'm retiring from business ] have sold all INV In
sect Powders and Pills, Letters Patent, and the
secrets pertaining thereto. to Messrs. BARNES a
PARK. This Powder is di scovery made by my
self, and brought from tho interior Of Asia and is
unknown to any other persons. The genuine and
effective article Is put up IN tin csnnisters and will
Continue to bear my name. f.. LYON
Rats and mice cannot be reached by Powder and
are killed by MAGNETIC Pill. Order them through
any merchant.
IT'S Lyons Powder kills insects in triee,
But Lyons Pills are mixed for rats and mice
Sample TASKS 25 cents regular Sizes 80 cents and
81. Follow directions. Use freely and thoroughly.
BARNES PARK
Is and Is Park Row, Now York.
Also, the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT
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THE CELEBRATED
i DR.. J. S. ROSES MEDICINES.

OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies tie result of thirty FIVE YEA rs
OF extenSlye and successful practice, and are the
that flesh liz heir 10.
DIR. J. ). ROSES COUGH SYRUP, OR EX
PECTORANT, viii radically cure Coughs Colds
hosrssness, Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases.
DR. DR. ROSES SE ALTERNATIVES syRrp
or Blood Purifier, for the of Scrofnla Old Emp-
tons, Chronic Diseases. Ulcers, Swclled Neck and
Price 81.
=, DR.. =. S. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
plant. Price s. cents.
DIR. ). ROSES PAIN CURER. Iii not a
cure ALI but II alone has stood the test of IS wears
Curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches Cholic,
Pains In the stomach and Bowels Sprains, Bruises
Pains In the Limbs, JOINTS Back and spine OF any
pain internally or externally. Price, r. g. and %
cents bottle. - ~ ~ ~
Ifyou wish to get CURED of any of the above COM
plants, get DIX. J. 5. ROSES GENUINE MEDi-
GIN rs, which you will know when genuine Inv
having his written signature on the cork of each
ootti1; sod by druggists generally.
". B.-Bevare OF those poor nostrums pur porting
70 DC the pest IN tne world ia 24-ly
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EMRICH's LAGER BEER DEPOT,
No. 5l0 ELEVENTH SrRKRr,
IUo dooys North offhs Gas C0DipaaNS O&1I

ne undersigned respectfully announces that he
u I,s a,ecSRted ths Washing ton agency Of j. r.
Epeitz sFHiLADEI.PHIAL LAGER BEER which
tsW P,ePsrod to furnish 10 the trade OF private
- S Bats Lager Beer has long been kept AT
Ct q ~, ~ hed estab slumsEt, and ranks ma this
snr.d n th nosthsrn cities, the best manuiae-
of SRaras orders promptly filed, and delivered free
"~ PETER ENRICH.
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domestic in the kitchen of Il wealthy nan in a
neighbOring town lost her father, and the expense
OF burial fell on the daughter. Her employer
owed her $40, and at her request he paid her and
advanced her SIS more: and on a subsequent set
tement charged her interest on the SIS for fifteen
weeks She was at work at 81 per week Com
nIent Is unnecessary.
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SERIOUS FrS.-The New Windsor md } Her.
AID says that some days since the miller at Han
son Nicodemus's mill. near that place, took an
ehgy, in the form of man, and put il in at the
kitchen door of Mr. Ncodemus's residence One
OF the females unsuspectingly opened the door.
and has had successive spells ofspasns ever since
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
Il WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world is
HARTSHORNE'S PECTQRAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
This article is prepared by a chemist and is pro-
noanced by medical men, and those who have used
IL, TO be the best PREPARATION for CGKghs Colds CD
tara. Bronchitis, HodrssreSS, Sore Throat from
Cod, and preventive Of that lion Of Diseases Con-
sumption.
!, Persons who sing should use it, 1t is pleasant TO
the taste softens clears and strengthens the voice
vents taking cold. f'e-
IL Bottles IS and 80 cents and 81. Sold by all
drla oc m IF
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NorE-Under the regulations Of the Department
Is asrstoio5e and now existing, pay nlent can b.
hade ior advertising procamations xcept 10 ss,cf
kuoshers rs are SPECIALLY aHiA0rizsd 70 ipblsh 81
We Somlaissionef OF tho 6snsral Land Oftiee.
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SAILING DAYS

The Havana mari steamers leave Now York ON
me I'd, 18th, nth, and 18th OF each month and
Charieston on the 9Th and 18th.
The Calfornfa mail steamers leave New York on
the 5th ard 0th Of each month.
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IKDICIIEa.
NEW MEDIC A SAL r
~ UFoR lNYLANNxroxY DISEASES OSL1.

JNR COGGSwELI.'S NEW MEpICALSALT,
~ instead Of being remedy for oil ills, has but
one sim, and ssssmPIlshhss but one thIns to VT:
form or locality. This it does by equalixing the
eireuation thereby removing the sole cause OF in
NEURALGIA, Headache.
Ii Fits, Colds, Feyers, inaamed Throat, Lungs,
and Liver, Female Diseases, .Erynpelas, Bronchi-
G1nt, Scrofala, Ca9ker and ali other forms Of In,
IA ANIMATION are easily subdued by the New Medical
THE NEW MEDICALSALT is no CrRE7ALL,
lessee asses the circulation BY removing from the
system all artsriai and venous distinctions.
NfULTITUDEs HAVE TRIED the virtues of
covered f and introdncsd Witness the Testimonials
and certificates OF cure.
ALL WHO HAVE USED 1T acknowledge a
n benefit from it. An acquaintance OF ours was
cured of n severe case of Neuralgia in less than
week.-Nor,cay Mel AdceTfiser.
VoUR, INVALUABLE MEDICINE is nobly
i fulfilling. in my case, all the promises which
you made for 1t. a few doses also relieved my
j. p. GILLINGHAN, PhiPa.
JNFLA1MlM!A,TrsORY RHEUMATISM was my
tualy, as not vestlse Of RheuTatlsmls left
g. III. DUNCAN, New York.
TKNOw 1T Is GOOD for Rheumatism. remoy-
Ing It IN few h0s5 am aHS trying it for
5. LEssIG, Reading.
7 TRIED 1T FOR FOR ANEURISM OF the Alb
i dominal Aorta. In ton days the pain was gone.
L. w. FITzsIMoNs, Phn'a.
WE SPEAK By THE BOOK. We have tried
w il. IL has complete control over InfamnIa-
tion.-JdckS0a lille Va N',C Era.
BRONCHITIS, CANKER, RHEUMATISM.
- and Neuralgia have been cured By u.-JsFeT-
sOnriAe Tad.) Democrat.
MANY MORE WOULD TESTIFY, il neces-
lSl sary. Descriptive Circulars, with testimonials
may be obtained from any Druggist who has ths
valuable medicine for sale.
nR. GOGGSWEI.L'S ANTIPHf.OGISTIC
~ SALT. Price. 81 Chronic package, $40 ID.
G. TAYLOR 4 CO., General Agents, a2 Dock ST.,
Philadelphia.
THENEW MEDICAL SALTS FOR SALE
i in Washington, Georgetown, and vicinity, q ad
wherever the Star is read. by Druggists generally.
As it is not patent medicine but the preset ption
eminent physician, one should fail to try the
New Medical salt. mar l7-tr
NJ LYONS
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MANY MORE WOULD TESTIFY, if neces-
lNl sary. Descriptive Circulars, with estimonials
may be obtained from any Druggist who has this
valuable medicine for sale.
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BRONCHITIS, CANKER, RHEUMATISM
- and Neuralgia have been cured by it.-JsfeT-
soarfHe Ind Democrat.
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BY the President: DoNhANAN.
TIiOS. A, HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General land OH..

NOTICE TO PRF-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled 10 the right Of pre-emptioa
OF townships above enumerated is required To e.
tablish the same to the satisfaction of the
anu RECEIVER OF the proper land office, and MAKE pay-
NOTICE, and before tho day appointed for the CON,
msncsment of ths public sale of the lauds ON
will he forfeited.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
dc 3l-lawl3w
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nR. GOGGSWEIL'S ANTIPHLOGISTIC
- SALT. Price, 81; Chronic package, $40 ID.
c, TAYLOR & CO, General Agents, se Dock ST.,
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WE SPEAK By THE BOOK. We have tried
w il. II has complete control over InfamnIa-
tion.-JdrkSOari lille Va N,bc Era,
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THE NEW MEDICAL SALT is FOR SALE
i in Washington, Georgetown, and vicinity, aad
wherever the Star is read. by Druggis generally
As it is not patent medicine, but the preset ption Of
an eminent ply stefan, no one should fail to try the
New Medical Salt. mar lf-tr
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7 TRIED 1T FOR FOR ANEURISM OF the Alb
dOminal Aorta In ton days the pain was gone.
Il. w. FITzsIMoNs, Phn'a.
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By THE rrrs!tsSsslS {. pr THE UNITED

In pursuance oflsw.l 1. LANA BUcaAstS, Presi-
dent ef the United States OF America do hessbs De-
81 the s ans Isaa ocss STATE p
Wisconsin,, at the periods hereinafter
wit: #.-r .ff .fr
AT the land office at STEVENS PoINI, commsnei Ing
on Monday tho siE6t,eatA day Of ApII neLt LOT the
disposal of the public lands srns And oarts Of
townships, VIZ: - d
North Of the base line aad east thsJoth Yriseipal
townships %, . and 3, Of rangs2.
townships 80 and 81, Of range 5.
Townships 81 and 81, OF ranges. r
Townships s. and -, of ranges.
At the land Office at STEVENS PoINr, commencing
Monday, the second day Of May merit, for the dis
posal of the vacant lands in the eren numbered
each ,ide of the railroad from Madison or Coiuni-
orsks bstssen toGnshps twenty and thirty iits
one and from thence to the west end Of Lake Supe-
ana uD az y sS
viz:
North Of the base line and east Of the fourth principal
Townships Is. 1s. ~ and Is' of ranpee
townships IS, Is, and Il, Of Il ranges and l.
Townships Is, and l6, of ranges
Township ID, OF ranges.
At the land offics at EAU CLAIRE, commencing on
disposal of the public lands heretofore unofiered
situated In the following townships and parts OF
townships, VIZ:
North Of the base line and east Of the fourth prineipa
meridian.
Townships 26, q, %, %, and 81, Of range1.
North Of the base line and rest Of the fourth
nleTidtGn.
townships 30, 81, 81 s., "a, 49, 3, 81, So, 20. and 20
Townships 50, 81, 50, 50, 81, S. Sc, 81, g. o, and 40
Townships 50, ST. 50, 50, -, IS, S., 81, and 40, o
townships 80, 81. 81, 50. 81, S. S.. and 81 of range
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-19

KNOW 1T Is GOOD for Rheumatism, remoy-
Il ing it in few hours. 1 am now trying il for
Scrofula and have already received benefit.
. =. I.EssIG. Roadinv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
sriTgyHsr or TOBACCO.

srArxNrsr or TOBACCO.
Slsss o. hand sus IS September hid. Iss
Received yesterday oo- 4xD
11
Exported yesterday 7s
s,oct !, h.,a y. .,..,.d - =.
srsAr with ooos dsrsr; -. ..e0' seo
orally full. we noticed sales Of come ~ nhss :,
range Of s1aszc. % b. for Fair "a ruflv III. ~.
rates for Clarified are somewhat iover
MoLAssEs Prices have aesiu exhibtted g
Improvement, and about 800 bbls. have been di..
posed Of at . range of asaaec. "a pine n
Choice, with lot of 10 bbls. q the clone 8 a.
Half bbls, were duIl at 41os411cs 70 oartan =
which rates some a,o Mi. -. so,d e 5s35
Flour. The sales included ONLY two a. Mrs.
small Iots At ss 4, 4, r;,,. - s ~ =, ~, -
superfne, and on Monday 900 suuerfne, Il tbrea
| lots, at IS s71, and 50 at Is 90 % tbI.
GRAIN Corn was dull. ana afont lat,p 49,.
were sold, Of which $50 Green II 77ac ~ 1rf.-
rior at 9OAg5 Ion = ~ N seo -.