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PROTECTION.

4 Cotton Planter carries 10 New Orleans n thous.
and dollars worth Of cotton, for which he desires
cohrse cotton goods Con which there Is Il duty of
100 per cent nd rdiOrca, aS is the case under the
present tarr,)lo the amount Of thousand dollars.
The importing merchant will tell him, 81 want
your cotton, and can let you have the quantity Of
goods Won desire, Zone thousand dollars wrrh)t the
duty i not paid on them, however; therefore, il
you will pay the duty en- them, which is l'ous-
and dollars, will give YOU an Order for them. -
The Cotton Planter would answer, ''thIS is al! the
COTTON possess, can therefore purchase only five
hundred dollars worth Of your cotton goods In
this instance - i, not obvious that the piicc or
value of cotton is exactly reduced oSc haif 10 lis
pr0iucer That is, hs cotton is worth only five
hundred dollars under the tariff law, viii Ii would
be worth Thousand dollars under the free tradc
system. But the duties on all goods do not amount
10 100 per cent. Fit were 80 per cent. he would
only lose Two hundred and fifty dollars; at % per
cent one hundred and twenty-five. These calcn-
laiions we give as our reason why protective
tariff diimlni,hcs the price oi cotton We regard
5000 worth Of goods, the same thing IN value rs
$1,000 in cash The average duty Of the present
tariff il estimated a, about 10 per cent. and there
fire duiy of 500 would he levied upon the far
niets or tie merchant, who imported : 1000 worth
orgoGds.
The same is ,ruc in regard 10 any article Of bar.
ter: take for nsiancea thousand bushels of wheat.
II is sent To market in exchange for goods, which
by the iariil are subjcc, 10 one hundred PEI cent.
du,y. and the result viii be the same as il he had
sent but five hundred, provided there were no du-
~ ON the articles received in exchange. Nor Goes
il acr the case If cash be received cor the wheat
and exchanged for the protected articles The re-
suit is the same, one bundled per cent comes ont
of the purchasers in sucresson,and the last purch.
a.or and consumer pays the exchange. 30 won
der that in all the recent elections, the farmers OF
the Union repndn,ed "rhc Farmer Of Ashland'
and his insidiOus schemes CT PRorEcTIoH:
Higjcidl
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title RICHER ChASsMs.n

II Is singular that the party that i, nwa,a dis-
trusting The capacity Of The people for self govern
Incnt, has proved, whenever in powcr. 10 be unfit
to govern itself or any thing else " hen, there
lore, FedcraliSI declares, hat nine in ten cClhem
believe, that republican government in America
has proved iaIlure--it should always be admit.
ten, so far as the experiment has 6cea iricl In
fcIer0f a1"d% Were pig asked his opnion Of
ro'i''d shirts, he wou!d probably pronounce then,
Ghht TO be woln--and he would be Ight, too 50
lar rs pigs are concerned.
10 what rude treatment has the cause Of rcrub.
lIcansm been subjected by the destructive meas.
Nrcs OF the Woudbe Higher ciaSsfs Of this coun-
Try! u the constitution has stood from 1889 10
NIB, 1t Is no fault Of theirs! " hrnevcr the Gov
eminent has been in their hands, it has bccpp,c
either hateful Tor lis iyTanry--as in the rpir, ri
ierror of the elder Administer contcn plihls far
It's nhccy and noueniDy, MS in the DAYS Of The
second Adams, and during their last most Disgrace
'Hl accession to power
Does the general government attack the free
dom OF speech by a sGdilion law, Furnishing men
Tor G'ierDg GIsIcspccllul words Of the President,
NO wonder II n III federal hands, Are ycAalious
taxes established, siamp taxes, window.,aycs and
NE Ike 'ihcy are TIE very sort Of tuNes admired
in England, and Of cour5a by the hitter eigs,ss
here, Is the paper money bubble blown uo,iI il
bursts and IT'S ruin involves the whole industrial
interest Of the nalon Paper money Is necessary
!" lic political Hscchdcncy Crle itdcali,js, and
he that questions lis divinity is q Gcshuciire' /,
me nation humble, In, unsu ccs,fu supplint
!ol pecunary E'or5 in Europe Capitalists know
who has possession Of the helm Of State, and net
accordingly Arc our States diShonored under
debts impossible 10 discharge? The credit sys-
ten wos u whis system, and whig politics arc
paramount to all thhss else, What is the honor
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COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM.

rgyiiIS Balsam is offered to the public from Gn
rnnvicinu that it Is superior In other medicine
now ~ the vrrio diseases oi the chest lis effects
&C. 70 'rs tested in prya'c practice and the medicine
cyt.usiyr circulated ut the earnest solicitation at innny
who c eived e most inh bchcfom II III diseases tie
most distressing ani Affirming.
III, nrrpnrcr Of this bi>nm LAS fur several years paid
particular to pulmonary ConpluntsbN watching
their prn,rrSs investigating their causes and carefully no
ti,pr the fleets al the numerous and mns approved rem
ics ,yhi, have been prescribed y l sctrS Of MI or
der. ~ ol kinds NJ patent medicines which nave
bern offered ~ the uHllic
|, has been inund pron"e most astonishing results in
whnnpinc-couah cntarh affections of The lungs iitdro
tinraX ~ dfopGy nfhc chest, luncnln, Group sptins
nr hl1 pain in the side, shorness of breath. consmp
tinn and common colds
ir,auntrs the NATURAL scrreiions of tho sNsicm pro
cres rec cxpcrtoraon md nlin,s morbid irriabiliiy.
Hence its prrnt utiiiy in all diseases Of the lungs.
Thousands Of certificates might he given n'crc'snrv
Int all that wanted for its recommendation Is FAIR tr
nj. PRIcE. 80 cents.
Prepared by Dr. II. II CARTER For sale by
j. ROSS, Jr
Woodstock. March 90. 1872 u
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" ,4SHiN GTON
BY JARED SPARKS.

49,. ' - ''
r,ch n, ,o,a,,...', '""'
Lu" NO TO contain between ~ aud 30 pages, mud 1
Ie 'mheilshud with the following fine steel IL Con
Pc'pIhlc i.teTyHgs, viz.
a. I"'!rall a. W"Shinslon, IA 10, by rcas.
a. ~ ial nl Mrs washington, al .G. 10y WOllastOn
d. view {" M0unl vernon,
= i, o. b,"d"nch Defeat,
D. iitHd Vlhricrs AT Cambridge.
D. Ran ~ Eosion and Enyiruns
. iicHI V'WrlrIS nj Nor,Stown,
| O. iirHd SanrlerS NJ Ncwhurg.
~ '"n ~ arms al Mount Vernon.
~, ~ n"l,c ~ hraHd\ wlne'
- i,"'l'"l ~ NashlsioiI, by stuart
- ,,.".iIhpnch' NJ Valley Forge.
80 nhUN ~ Etrnal town,
r,ll Lr'u'Ic 81 Na,higtun's Hand Writing
~, were c"'d lIum TIE original rHirtings
a"u ti',t NNu"'S' tfu c'hor clelaNhgs. have been
rr""'li"' ""h 'n' h's "'aNsS, rs Wtil English aud
''u," ~ An''f'ah' SPECIAL ana WIS derived from II
", "|,",y'l aMnEN ~ nc POSSESSION Ct Gen.
",'i we, N"H arc executed with scohlltc accuracy
"'T I, n''"'h'
'"' Mt"'E'"H ''h'S 81 me author, the abundant
,,"mS "M'n nr Io'vS>'' VIZ More Than TWO MY
IHh" "liu >"',i"' w "hiGiNNL WunlSChl Is, ruT,h-
,2 "T ?,'rr t',r.chc' III TIC lulc Of
ucts IN i"nd1n l'rS, Nnsh sou, aud all The States
MhIh'orW'u lhc COZ ;t"t!"rl during the Revolution; rs
n mru '' Ig u'''Ss mr mas gn,u 10 Nhr private pr
'H ~ ""'!' I"t'H ~ JUG '""h'r\' nave brought into
"S ',"n !" ."'s :" n"plHIS' uf4inNl ana imloIaEt in
,' uut,'t'r' MHIn We rus' VIII he found to have
c o,',', al ~ cnanlne hm to execute with
w. ~ ''''"'N III" completeness Ills MAN PURPOSE. uud
,uN y" W, W tsa'," ~ some drslcc Tor the time
,," ',, Wv, Lay nIHu ~ I"u'hh1h ms not only
,',, v,"," ', ",'"uS 'St'rtl on iir part ol
"' '"'"'; u great IttuI|Fl Csl uIslbty ON The part
" , We r,ol,SnC,", ..,,.,
i ~ I"t "my' !" ,', worn, Is less when the cNccu
t '''n r ",'' " ANY "lhtg nWLNchlion III
wi , Mt,,i," LnG fS>'t" ana expenditures
''', "" WIN '"l' "'lI'"hH| arc IlUth greater thin
usually attend such publications.; and il viii he apparent
mat the publishers must rel! On extensive SHE for
Ihrrnmancrn"n,
Inc ne G"s."NlsS oIorr arc ih9rGhi by many to he
WGtlh HC whole cost Ol the work, To Housubscrihcrs
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-17


I'iilS rnad will hr opened to the nuic for the lrluSror.
tuinn Of passengers 1ud merchandise, on and after
MONDAY. S"glrmhrr u, l-i9 Passenger Trains duis.
UdtN~ cycrptcl. in connection with the ears uf the
NHsInr and Lowell aGd Do,tun ami Lowell Rail Roads
~ follows:
L"t,c Concord for Manchester, Na,huo Lowell and
Boston NJ '3i :. y. l0l.l s, a. nId 81 r.. u,
Leave Hus;uu Tor Nu.u Manchester and Concord at
: J.! II \. Il. and ! }.! +. VI.
FARE concord to Boston, ~, 5O-Concorl to Lowell
Sl.ip
The morning aud cyyaaa Trns connect with the car,
Of the Boston aud Maine Railroad Passengers eva he coj
yr!cI between Concord, Manchester, Nashua aud iudo.
yer, iia'othlll, E\clc', Daycr Portsmouth, formd &c
ERIC II ~ Disc.
MgRCUNTNlsE TRNIN, Will leave Concord mud Po,toH
daily, Sundays excepted. ihr COMPANY are nuw prrpai-
cd 10 trans, trt Goods and Country rntrrc which may
h" sent to their drInls IN Concord and Boston.
R,rEH-Ihrou9h fir, class . 10 pcr2JIU hs Frrui'urr,
Garrngrs Live S0 X SLAVES, Heading ship rmbcr Lun
her, G'uric ~. at Specific prices.
Al aons aud m't''lrnl srwi hra' the r'h ofthc own
cr w'il' IN the tunpguy's Stare Houses
Torn, II lIegiiiing. cush, invariably, on dcivc
the goods o. 0rrr Ut thu Directors,
NiiC SP.iLDiNG, Trcasur
Nashua, Sept. N, l-i!. lliir
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Genuine t,Ordak Medicine,

lust received n"d fur sale by lr subscriber orc door
D west Of the Post Oice. l supply o The above cec-
HEATED NGiciur for the cure Nervous liz adaChc. Dis
. n,thr ,cnL Plantation nfhc Heart, oppression Of
the breast. D,spcrs,. or lndecs'ion ilaiu'cncN or
Wind ostivcnt>>. Pain in the Ia Il. SIDE and Limbs
Iur,ic, Liver Complaints Salt Hhcrm. scrniuln. Lcp-
., r,nt piles and ali internal md external humor-
no.iijy,Iy the best medicine ever invented.
Numerous certificates from persons ~ rcspecthhiny
"'' wv ' 4. u. SOUTIIGATE.
February 6. Isi3.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-17

II. Hdichmdn & SiG'e Jourr0l.-it i'll be-
comes the Editor Of that paper TO tall, about iris
i1craru. five are not msinfrImcd, Gen. Wal
ton was lcderallst in '0S. and supported the adj
ministraion of John Adams; advocated the
principals of the Alien and SeiIion lars. and
the proprciy Of having standing army in time Of
peace, a company Of which was quarcied IN Ben
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-17

nInglon county to keep the Democrats in ave-
surely 1t comes with an III grace from the Gen. to
TAX ABBOTT The princip'es--ol the Ioaycs and fishes
as applicable 10 others. How rany thousand
dollars has he received from the Treasury, Not
satisfied with the five Ioayes and two fishes, he has
IN expectancy the twelve baskets Of fragments.
n (,U~rIi,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-17
Come and Sec,
DR' LIBBY'S ETABLE LIFE
Pills & HSittevs.

| Libby BiTTERS are certain cure Of Dysrcp
~ ~ ANA Nervous Affections. they peculiarly adam
tea 10 remove THESE distressing complaints, not hN con
'''htN lIlS,chl bu' 10y strengthen the system. NJ
greater lsthkc can lac made hI suppose that sprp
SA' or any other dN7I,c arising from Grlil IS can lie eur
I'll ny frequent forced action On the bowels with uur,gy
hltuClntS Where these complaints c\iS the :, sirm is
hHt"ul Too weak d every additional dose t,u,', to
IL more So The biilvrs On !lcCuLtrnrl acting ~, ION.
&C. srcng the digestive organs amt H,,l>I Them u
perform their functions rs mature designed Hence is
lOHN To he cc'tiu- ul>un those dis, ,Cs peculiar ia IT,
"HtH WhCh arse more NUqUCUllN rUm weakness than
any ulhcr cI'c. The aged aud Eir!n of beth sr,rs and
persons o Nrdcnlary habits, pruUc COstiyencsS who su-
~" ln loss u appetite, have experienced great benefit
rum mem III CuNnrSCnCC from lCNCrs, and ether acute
disorders II restores strength; and individuals uficrd
WIN Nervous Headache, and other arrangements Of the
nervous lhcllos have been entirely cured by This rene
DIS. ~
DR. libhyS Vegetable Life pills are anbiIons nnti,s
PG'ur' hhd uuucrcural, uLd may be srh consider
cd universal medicine. but they peculiarly h,nciciq
III the nlInWtng COmpalnts-l elbow aud billion, lryrrS i
yer anu 9uc, d!>rcp>y, cruupvcr complaints .ch nCud
"h' Jiundirc,i asthma, drorsN, rheumatism, rn.
"a'hl at the spleen, Piles chulC, nnlr obs irlri ions
IrathufH Hrrtd iUugUC, EHrst GslrEInn ul The stuu
'H co'ilNrhsS loss ulHpprc, hlutChr> sHllOw com.
't\ln ana IN all cases uilOrpur ui The huWt, where
cr'Nhrlic orHn apcrirn is needed. The, ARE exceed,
'AH hii III hcir operations producing neither nUrscu
Tor gripping debility COM@IOtK ~ TYLER
NU,lc.u!r Agents. New York
sold also by j, ROSS, lR., Wuud,lock; Geo. l,uan
'u'Wlcli Adams, Sm'thN 60, IudoW; Gilsun smith A
., ito'lufNvlllC J0 h ud,cy. south Chester Surwin
'chnuN"n y CO., Chester y y Newton, Norwich; Chi.
luid, ROr'r>trr W. SNyCs'rr, y co. C;iN ,yl; Ju.I {
lroohS, Ilatlurd; q n Wun'npr. Wn,isur Harllr, 4
Nh,lrnnh aid 20. Ncalhurslrd Bow; l. IhumusunS
o. Spunglrt' Pierce md Smilh irllcl, William skin.
erRollloH; BaNtrra iju!hrdgc Sharon; Walton nrown
'""'l'' liOGm
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

IAFiAN DENNETr, No. III Washington street
L h"sl"h, propose tUpublish by sulscriptn in tour.
'rch monthly numbers ~ the low price AT twenty five
cents each number, the lite of
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r Il I Z NJ A ] ISM
TT gives immediate rclici, and Strengthen weak limbs,
extends contracted cords, all numhncss, tahG>
down s"Clliugs, nul rrnnyc, iuIl inttUn.
II i frequently urged thIt Rheumatism cannot hc cured
by external applications. Bat it j. certainty true, that it
he not nnly reached but entirely cUrcdbv external and
internal rcm,llCs, used at tie sTnc time THIS the pro
proprietor Of the lninrut and Specific is prepared To
prove to the entire satisfaction Of every ouc Who is nr
tel with this most distressing complaint by literal aud
Hcqliyo'al wnrruicc. that whoryCr viii faithfully tirr
bottle Of DIR OplInicr's Rhcnmac LirimCHl cNiCr-
nally and one bortr n The Indian Rheumatic Specific in
rrlly nHl return the empty bottles TO where thcy were
purchased il not cHfCd shl have the purchase money
rc.unlrd in .ull. CONSiOCKN Ti LER,
Wcnlr.aln Druggists nEl sole Agents. NcN Sort,
Sold als, NJ. ROSS, H., Nuol,tuck Grr. ymun
Norwich Adams, smith co Ludlow; Gibson ; li'l rn
pfottngyyillc; Ju."ph iailcy, South thrstci Stew
Richardson. " co. Chester u Newton, Nor .lri; tHt-
p1ld. Rochester; VI sylvester 4 co, Guy>v .' Justin
Brooks Hartford d II Wagt'rcr, Winl.nr U,,ril
NhitcOHh and go. Ncathcrslrh Bows 4 l. + r"sp.cn a
20, Springfield; Pierce Smi,lI, Hcllel; Will IN - 10
urr.Rnyalinn; Baxter &HGbrdac., hnrunj Wadn Brown
Fclciyi,c. liD.6n
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD,
pilL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

s.. cT;.@ g-s,,:s,,.7 ..7..,1X:3 1 Alt
Is r. ~ = wa f
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TYSON FURNACE

CONTINl T. manufacture great variety Of STOVES
" AND Hollow WAHE,
tEd every description Of Castings hNIny made at Cura
Having pirrlr,ld tie right for making aud vending
Spuu,dna's patent rrcnnr ilne for elevated ovens AMI
adopted II to the IMPROVED YASREE No.
rios COOKING STOVES, OTTER The sane to til,
public.
Al person. infringing upon sal raIcn, by vending or
using viii be promptly p'osrcnIc!-our rights VIII br
maintained.
THIS Improvement rs viii he rcu,liy seen on Inspection
uyutcs the Objection I" elevated OVru> on account If Civ
ing ont into excessive heat, heinz combined with
the that nj pleasure the heat is diverted from the
oven iHn separate lnc Witch discharge, il into the
cap" pipe without lrneirg in contact with the large
surlcc oven as in tie old kind
The oven Is pnCCdnpun the stove not to interfere
in the slightest degree with the boilers in other elevated
oven stoves The back trcroom makes it o the best
GD&GyN!G.3 q G::rGy2&a
ever invented. This viii 10 all the cooSira, &c. for II
common ,ii,d family. II j.. capable oi heating two boil.
cr> irving lIuluc aud baking At CIC and he SAME
time, more conveniently aud promptly with L., uc and
in les, timc than Hu stove ar summer fixture. or rnGcc
IN top amy s,ugc How in use. hi, il viii do without
alvin, Out heat To caus, The slightest unpleasant sensation
To rudy In du- days. Ironing can be- done with great
despatch ,y -ad irons ygrl pcs,ciy heated at once ac
ul in HAT heater over sriI back fire room.
There uir many good tlp,s cjnyc rs those Using TIL.
hind ofstuyr their rcighhHrs sngulhcrkirs md it i
cmiArnil, believed by good judges who Hic u'cdit 10
combine more good qualities tlln ANY stove in mnrtct
Nihd Il j. simple aud not liable Ogol olurdrgi nill
not burn onI, there hcns no inside plates
.Aiso, for snie the ~cH hDopn
WoOIson'S Improved Cooking Stove
Fn mr,s' and .ucciaaics' Coohiag STO re
IEYWARD s. FISHERS do DO
NEW ERA-cierGicd oren. do do
PARIDR COOkING-.iwob oicrs and orc7.
TYSON PARLGn lIiPnOyED for 1912.
VERMONT pARLOR.
Box y SIN PLATE STOVES, all SIZES NEW
PATTERNS.
Wollonl GEIIre,
CAIDRON TASIIKETTLES-ncw patterns,
10 suH northern mGrkek.
! FIRE DOGS-orca and arch mouths,
! FIRE FRI.NES;
PIOrGIlS & CULTiEAT0R TEETH CAST
INGS, ami The ame re1jg for use.
| CART & WAGON BOXES,
| mn of rhich, uM many articles, may be (onHd
/ G;TySON FURNACE, VT.
Iyun arrc~iuch aud b,irg DESTROYS TO do IN active
cuisines the, will sell iyOllciCrs inr Co0d pm Or pc
Brr The sal scrhrr most respectfully asks tr nninrce
the patronage nlnrinrr customers o the " son Furnace
and rill or order. al WIN vih IN purchase. All Or
trfs fer The novc, any Lind of mill srcrng or other
castings and other miticrs CuHHcctc with oar business,
addressed the srhrrihr' NJ TYSON FURNACE T. d. W.,
, will receive PROMPT ate Hii.n. ..,,.
| Tyson Furnace. VT Oct. 81 lSi2. lap-tf
D
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FARMING AND GARDENING.

IYNl1E following works (among many others
on hand on the same subJecIs) are lately
received for sale by +. TAYLOR, many OF
them imported direct from London:
Sproue's Agriculture, vol. London lSi3.
Youatt on the Horse, vol. London, lS43.
Banbrdge's Guide to the Conservatory, Hot
house and Greenhouse, vol. London 1912.
Bevan on the Honey Bee, vol lSi3.
Weeks Bee Manual, and several other works
both English and American on this subject
Squarrey's Agricultural Chemistry; also Liebig's
Johnson's Sir Humphrey Davy's and others.
Hogg Oh the Carnation; Main Oh Domestic PouI-
try.
Johnson on Manures and Fertilizers
Donaldson Manures, on Grasses, and on Farm
ing generally
Muhlcnburg on Grasses Vaux on Filling and
Ferlizng Land
Cattle their Breeds, Management, and Diseases,
by the British Society
Calcareous Manures, by Edward Rufin, OF Vir-
ginia
American Flower Garden Directory, by Bust.
Sorain's Practical Husbandry; Jesse Buefs Far
mer's Companion.
British lusbandry, | vol published by the British
Society.
The Complete Frazier, | vol. octave, London
Outlines of Flemish Husbandry and Reports OF
Select Farms, vol London,
Haywards Horticulture the Fruit, Flower, and
Kitchen Garden, by L. Neil.
Practical Gardener and Modern Horticultural
by Mcintosh
Botanical Text Book, by Asa Gray, vol. New
York, 1912 and numerous other valuable works on
Husbandry, in all its branches-st to be con-
tinued.
Loudon's Encyclopedia of Gardening and Agri-
culture for sale at 50 SO each, few copies only The
usual price being ST. June
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMEsr,


PROPOSALS. for carrying the Mails Of the Unit
i ted States, from the LIST OF October, lo43, TO
Both June l5i7 inclusive, the following route in
Virginia will be received al the Contract Office Of
the Post Office Department in the city OF Washing
ton until O'Clock p. NJ. Of the first day OF Seplem-
ber ISi3 to be decided the next day, viz. on
2.6Oi From Fincsstle by Middle Mountain and
Sweet Springs to White Sulphur Springs 81 miles
and b ok three times a week IN four horse coaches,
with tri-weekly branch iT m Sweet springs 10
Union 10 miles in four horse coaches, from LIST Ju-
Nv to Ist October aud horse from lst October to
Isl July in each year, to run in due connexlon.
Leave Fincastle every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 4 A. Nj; arrive at White sulphur
Springs same days by F. M.
Leave White Sulphur Springs every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday at A. NJ; arrive at Fin
castle same days by T. NJ
Nopr,posal will be considered, unless il be accom-
panied by guarantee. signed by one or more re-
sponsible persons in the following manner, VIZ
The undersigned, guaranty that II ms
bid for carrying the mail from 10 DC ac
cepted by the Postmaster General, shall enter into
an Obligation prior to the lst day of October mex,
with good and sufficient sureties to perform the SER
vice proposed.
Dated l543 .c
This should be accompanied by the certificate OF
postmaster or other equivalent testimony that the
euarantors are OF property, and able TO make
good their guarantee.
The proposals should be sent to the Department
sealed endorsed " Proposals for route No 2,6O4, p"
and addressed TO the FIRST Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral.
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from comblna-
lions and The terms and conditions on which the CON
tract is TO be made, sec the late genera, so'er'sc
ment. =. a. NiChhir hi
jung law4w postmaster oenc'a'
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Fancy Letter, of all sizes, together with great
variety Of Combination Borders, Flowers, Cuts, and
Ornaments, Printing lux of all qualities and colors
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