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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-04
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
TRIAL BOTTLES THREE SHILLINGS EACH
kEAD It's OIIAIITIES

THE fact of selling trial bottles three shngs each
prove the reader that this nesrum of the
day. These usual properties which be proved by
respectable persons, whose store will
tuay force the hair 10 grow on any part will grow
naturally, the head face body has strengthened the
du from the scalp IL also light red grey hair TO
the hair grow naturally dark from the roots persons use this
merely for dressing the hair notaing more economical to
long any other preparation for the hair SOLD price or
ham St. n " Zeber, Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; Red
ding State st. Boston; and 1879 Fulton Brooklyn, L.
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MEDICAL.

MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
No. rs Chambers street.
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
4 Secondary Syphilis Whites.
IL Gonorrh9a. Purulent discharges urom
4 elect. the Womb.
6 Structures in Uretha / Primary Consumption
Q Buboes, by an improved Sore Throat
method of treatment. Onanism.
2 Gravel in Bladder. l Diseased Liver.
] Inflammation Of Bladder Dysentery.
= Great Debility. l Rheumatism, acute
4 Diseases of the Heart. Burns
3 Seminal Weakness. 1 liberated Breast
4 Cases Midwifery l Group.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS.
l Hydrocee. Operation for Cancer
2 Hare Lip. lnfiamed Testicles
3 Fistula IN Ano. Chancre, Primary.
Curvature of the Spine. Contraction OF knee joint.
Structure in Rectum. Club Foot cured.
9 Hemorrhoidal tumon l Fracture, arm.
moved. / Bleeding from the Lungs.
Operations for squirting Tumors removed from the
| Finger removed face
DR.. Ii. BOSTWlCk,
Attending surgeon and Physician.
JOHN j. CLARK
Apothecary aud Secretary. ol0 lmec
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AMERICAN MUSEUM
e E TUAL FAIR
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY.
hree Grand Performances
at II o'clcst 4; NJ; land o'clock NJ.
~,r,,,, NOW OR NEVER!
FAREWELL BENEFIT AND POSITIVELY LAST
APPEAR ANCE OF
GENERAL TON THUMB,
WEIGHING ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS
Positively the last day Of the eccentric
DIR. VALENTINE
Also the last day of Professor NSON who will apns-
tie young lady, which places the truth that science be
yOnd all cavi. "
And also the last day of
MR. NELLIS,
BORN WITHOUT ARMS
MDLLE ATHENS, the accomplished vocalist and Mr.
~. SHERMAN the Ballad Singer "
Geferal Tom Thumb will be AT Home" at all hours and
hopes tn occasion give the parting hand to ali his little
ireuds lie will exhibit his BEAUTIFUL Miniature Carriage
drawn by his vore Dog. He will also his
w variety of songs, dances &c AS Tom Thumb for
forget him to-day
ifIl price.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
"PRINCIPIIS OBSTA.n

NORTH RIVER DIsPENSARY aoaX Fulton street. near
~ Greenwich.-Dr MORRISON, Member of the Royal
College Of Surgeons London, and formerly Surgeon the
british Navy continues to be consulted conidentaly
from o'clock A. Nj to 10 P NJ daily, all diseases of pr
ye nature and all those distressing symptoms consequent
inudcious treatment and the mpruden Of quack med
cnsi regular medical education, with extensive practice
Of 90 years enables Dr. NJ adapt proper remedies 10
the various constitutions aswe different forms those
insdious maadies Dr. M. is daily consulted by patients
where the leading have beon only checked still
ing the poison TO lsrk in the system until ultimately il deve
os itsei IN the deploble shape Of secondary syphilis" In
all cases Dr. M warrants perfect without mercury de-
eerous aruRs hindTance In forms Of the disease
cures are performed IN three TO five days. and proportion
STRUCTURES OF URETHRA. -obsructions in III.
urcth such structures and enlargement of the prostate
gland accompanied w much irritation and dull pain those
parts are some oil the OF maltreatment Dr. NJ
cures structures m scientific promoting their absorb
uon without In the subject
oil stretp-es the symptoms defined This is izsonbe-
cause enlargement Of the prostate gland would produce
analogous symytoms IS cruel patients with bou.
gies &c when IN reality there structure DR. NJ. is FIRE.
qun consulted where patients have been injured By such
improper
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. THOUSANDS Of youns
en suffering rom the consequences OF p2uigens- in
cret destructive ihbit aud whose rhe NINA, from
ne use Of nostrums and pretended specifics which, amuis,e
70 induce greater depression. DR.. NJ such
cure strictly confidential Letters post paid containing
zee OF ylO, VIII ensure adv aud medicine which will be
forwarded 70 any part OF the Uson, and warranted by the
psneStg, ing history of his case.
Office p0.H Fulton 1t. near Greenwich
B-Wh one exception. Dr. IA 10 the only qualified ndver
Office. ~ ' ole im.r
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TO MlLLlNERS.
l. Won 81 XII NC

~ N " u
s T%;ff9 as and
M Ss 10 Lyq
ss m % fYS and KnS xhs they haS @
ensuing The above stock scga9,
RSSg% saaS al
French koweTs Feathers a. entire nav style of Silks and
Msssrs K would also state that the above goods have
will be sold at small advance those who may be
'S ess ma favor them WY M4o fs KING John st. NY
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND REUCnEs, whossa! H
Pr s Grand dG siiss second Clock
sdlers and country %liners would do well call and
Gold and silver head dresses for balls aud pare. OH lm.r
PREMIUM SOFA BEDSrEADS
N MsGRAWs RATEMT EXTENS;sIoN soFiAmThs
have b ' that p the sm
unnecessary TO make further comment He would however
emen who have these sofas now their convenience
VIVIAN Van BHEs9 Sin %;a Ny
Hon Hon: senator SfF" lsstea, ), G. u.s.
s 4% M Blch asS Go n of Prime Ward ing N T.
thousand more could be given of gentle IN and la
dies of the first re % il Were needs
wishing to purchase sofas sofa Aedsteads reclining tee
invited call " '
Se 1 IA. has Ge as I s
silver medals and six diplomas 1853 Broadway second door
above Grand street. o8 lm.m
BOAT AND OAR BAZAAR-At this establis be
can suggest Look at what he has done and then judge
of what he do At his establishment built
the following unrivalled boats viz The Swiftsure of
Newfoundland the sixteen foot sailing Dinky Troubler
row beats Henry Stark WHICH 20 in IS months;
the noble Cmbra; the g. W. Chapman; the forty foot racer
for the United States ship Oho the barge Empress for Foda
the brass mounted Neptune for Tampco Bay and host
Others equally great
OARS, SWEEPS AND SCULLS-15o,oOO feet on hand;
celebrated
branch of his business truly worthy of attention.
Look the prices only three and four pence foot All the
SOULS for racing dressed by the popetors hands Those
that the last be his office. Sixty
Boats always hand Visit his Bazaars if you desire treat
All work delivered free of charge
c. L. INGERSOLL,
1896 6 and Ala Water and l Cherry streesoe proprietor
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MADANE COSTELLO

MADAAE COSlELLO
LTEMALE PERIODICAL PILLS-GuaI anteed in ever
easc where the ponty period. have become iireSuIss
acknowledged by the medical professon and hundreds
that have uselessy tried Various boosted remedies Care
sometimes their though they contain
medicine detrimental the constipation Advice given gratis
all those who the Pills. by Madame Costello "a Lspe
aard street. Walker and Canal where the Pills sold
Price 81 per Dor. o6 lmsr
MADAME COSTELLO, FEMALE PHYSICIAN
ueducated the Medical Faculty in Paris and Graduate
Midwife, oers her professional services the ladies Of
this city aud Having had long experience and
the treatment of diseases incidental
spss ladies on the point Of confinement those suffering
be happy afford comfortable temporary home q her
deuce where they always have the best medical treatment
and the most niaony care and nursing if preferred will
wait on apd attend them az their houses until perfectly
Of the delicate that she ociaes personally every
EMadame Costello would inform ladies residing out of
the ely whose health would not admit OF travelling that she
would devote her personal attendance them part
the United States within reasonable distance.
Madame C. be consulted at her residence Lispenard
street. all times and with the strctest regard the
her patients All communications and letters be paid
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FRENCH CHINA.

FRENCH CHINA.
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs.
A DALEsME Importer and Agent for manufacturers, hos
A. always hand large for dinner aud sets
plain white and gt French Porcelain well dinner and
dessert oil all se assorted dishes soup ue covered
dishes salad bowls fruit baskets custars and stands
Also, Tea and Chocolate Ware, Greek, French and Amer
shape.
All the articles warranted of the best quality and to be
old liberal and In lots purchasers.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME REsTELt's PREVENTIVE POWDERS,
Those Invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
well BY thousands this county being the only mds
.fe and ecacous remedy for marred ladies, whose health
Madame Sestell is well known for thirty years r.
male Phy.ien n the two Priacipa Female Hospitals in Ea
experience and opportunities, she attained that celebrity
those discoveries in medical specially adapted
vailed well in this country in Europe Her acquant.
with % Phy;oTEy ana snatoy Il ss % "a
females the meridian Of life and the consequent
pd and sften apparently nerplicabe causs. which cosgn
s1i,Ss
adoption the Of preserving only the health.
but the life of sfonate wife and fond mo-
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject and
matng the vast benefits resulting to thousands by their adop
RED by all that they hold and DEAR their consideration
Is i not wise and virtuous 70 prevent evils TO which we are
Every dispass vuous and enlightened mind will unhe
stangy in the affirmative Price five dollars Pack
letters be postpaid, and addressed 70 MADAME RES
street New york es hours o% 70 FM
Boston office. No Essex st. olo 2m~r
MADAME REsTELL,
wich street between Courandt and Liberty streets where
she be consulted with the strctes confidence on com
Madame Restes experience and knowledge Treatment,
e. obstinate cases Of female su1
other inJsposon, whl fe accommodated during such
time with private and sspcet.sle board o,
pecarous health forbds mpid of family will be
By Rf co aqy sls
Boston Office No. E..sa street. -,
out of the CITY whose health would admit of travelling
that she would evoeher personal attendance upon them II
any part Of the United States within reasonable distance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-04

F1AI4E's NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(broIdtodg, opposite the City HGl)
GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR A SMALL PRICE
COMPETITION pEFIED AND pISTANCED
ALL FOR ONE SHILLING!
MT H. Bennett, Manager, is happy engage
- MADAME ADOLpHE
who may be privately consulted during every day and evening
tins week, regarding the
PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE,
BY her know ledge of Phrsnoogy PLY siognomv esmerism
1nd the hidden she able which
could be learned by prof,ssed
FORTUNE TELLER
MONS. ADRIAN
THE GREAT MAGICIAN!
Will perform 100 different tricks.
MECHANICAL FIGURES.
Mr. COLLINS, Comic Singer, and SOC, 600 Curiositex
Performances every evening hpast T. and Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons at 3 O'Clock
Admission to the whole l2b cents
1871 cents extra those who consult Madame Adolph.
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To THE LAnIES

On HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
f5 new instrument for the radical of Proapsus Ue
or Ealing Of the Womb, by external application
,eng ihe use Of the obectonal Peasay confidently com
enIed 10 the afflicted the Of perfect restora
heath never having failed Of performing under
me most aggravated circumstances
The Supporter has attained very high character Europ
wei as 10 ,h, country adopted to the entire dsuss Of
es and all other painful surgical erpedients IN the Ly
ngn Hospitals Of London and Paris, and universally
commented IN Europe by medical Of the highest rank
~ TINS country sustained by the leading members OF the
mSu!e Of COLLEGES and Hospitals, and by all the eminent
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' No.
Nsey street having entrance from the business de
Retusnt, where lady attendance, apply
irutses and Supporters female patients. o5 1mec
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JAMES JACV

:. =, -.
DRAPER AND TAILOR, 62 John street near William
continues TO make up Grandparents garments of superior
Workmanship, aud IN the fashionable style
Tow prices Gentlemen in of and fashionable cloth
ing should call and examine his select of goods
purchasing elsewhere. trial will be sufficient convince
thf most economical that for beauty of it, style of workman
cannot be surpassed by any in the city
u Gentlemen furnishing their goods have them
made and mmeda perfect warranted the price OF the
goods returned. OF i'm TERMS ASH
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MASSACHUSETTS, BAY

MASSACHUSETTS BAY
OYSTERS -l6sh Fulton street. opposite st. Paul's.-
ONAPoLEON COURTIN takes pleasure in informing
those persons who have heretofore honored him with pa
tronage and those who willing continue the favor
tt he assae Bay Oysters have recovered with the
cold weather their fresh and delicious flavor peculiar
them and which has them the oysters Cancae
that his saoon recently elegantly fitted up offers
quiet and comfortable accommodations.
There viii always be found choice collection the
following wines Chabls Sautene Crave Barsac Her
mtage sparkling and still Hook Champagne Cham bertin
Pommard, Noney, Latte Larroze Leovile st Julien
and all sorts OF foreign wines and cordials.
he keeps constantly hand the above the
box together with Preserves Oil and rrszcs. iaeyar
Goods purchased from his establishment ocnirge
to part OF the city Oysen will be
purchasers rured) and opened by OF the ,i
the establIshnents. CO i-atsc
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ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.
ALL EXTREMES ARE Ran

ALL EHTREMES ARE BAD.
mas been truly said that goods worth the
pense OF making, aud Sop made clothes good cloth
spoled Experience must have taught that there
lose VINO i on so thick that lmprecaons loud but
deep generally accompany the first reading of the bill I'm.
pressed with these facts the undersigned pursuing middle
Gourse avoiding profits on the hand aud keep
order under the superintendent of efficient
petent workmen be found in the country Our Stock
Tor the winter complete consisting Super Black
Coats
WATERPROOF DOUBLE MILLED CLOTHS BEA.
- NERS TWEEDS, &c FOR OVER COATS
Cassimees IN all the and styles for Panaoons
yestings rich Veyet MenoI Cachmeres Dressing Robes
Sns, Silks, &c. With large of Fancy Dress
ces including Scarfs Handkerchiefs, Cavas Gloves,
penders, sc.
WILLIAM T. JENNINGS & CO,
23l Broadway
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GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTlNG GOODS.
JOHN M. DAVIES ~ JONES,
lUo WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
n AVE received late arrivals and have in sterea full
assortment OF goods in their line They feel confident that
t STOCK not equaled in this city and their goods will be
sold low for cash. Gentlemen will find variety onew style
ScaTfS, Crayats
Winter Gloves,
Dressing Robes
- Pocket Handkerchief, SC.
Under Garments of variety OF English and American
manufacture, viz
Nlerino Shirts and Drawers
Lambs Wool do do
Shaker Knit do DO
Shaker Flannel do do
Buckskin do do
Plain * Ribbed Silk do do
Ladies Merno&Silk do
-, - With variety of other styles
Silk Shirts and Drawers Ribbed and Plain made to order
at the shortest notice.
Hosiery, Gloves,
Suspenders, Stocks,
and every other article Of Quitting goods
CAPS
Our assortment comprises style for gentle
men, youth and children greatly reduced prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-04

LEECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES!
FIRST QUALITY LEECHES for sale, wholesale and re.
tail, at the Of seventy dollars per thousand by
j. r. EFT CoPPA, Importer0i Leeches,
. lie William street,
p-J, ooRps win always rur,n. The ausijtis OF
Ne Lesehss sold By them cb imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-04

49, BOOT AND SHOE STORE
fe JOHN READY respectfully informs IA. friend,
nc public that be has commenced business In tie above
AZ No Nassau street where he will lhNnkuliv rsrec
lsthfuIy execute, al orders he1sT b. favored Wth on m,
y 1si fessonable terms fof osshs iYaas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-04

RLANCARDS PATENT STATUE WOOD T. COAL
sTOVES-ior halls, paors, offices, steamboats,
&c For beauty comfort and eqused by
stove IN the United States These stoves Statue of Wash
ngton the Father OF country surmountng pedess,
for wood and the other for coal The for wood
structed for live and dumb combined and live
only The fire chamber in the pedestal is
such manne that the fire. by means of eyertabe pae
Partition IN the stove the heat circulate through the
entire height of the statue, living large and beautiful radatng
surface They have also hot chamber attached end
thing being arranged the most scientific principle For
general utility they Cannot fail to give satisfaction The sub
scbe ny the attention of those about call
and satisfy themselves of the above facts They seen in
operation daily and for sale only in the city III Grand street,
one door east OF Broadway. JAMES KINDS.
Oy ms I'm
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MONDAY, Nov. 9Th, ls4s-sECOND AND POSITIVE
Nl LY LAST CONCERT by
MADAME LRZARE,
Harpist from Paris, and
MONS. 7. MIRO,
Pianist. assisted by
MONS kTIENNE and MONS. c. ETIENNE,
On MONDAY, Nov. CHI isi3 the Apollo Saloon
Grand Duett-From the Opera Of Guilliaume Tell,
for Harp aud PIanoiorte l.abarre
. Madame Lazare and Mons I. Miro
Grand FsntasieFrom the Opera Of Moses, for Piano
tO!te's' '''''..''. Thalberg
. - Mons Il. Miro
- - Mons Etienne
Madame Lazare
PART ii
Dus,t-From the Opera Of Robert lie Diable, for Harp
and Piano Labaue
Madame Lazare and Mons I. Miro
Grand Fsntasie-From the Opera of Gulliaume Tell,
for Piano foTte.. Dohler
Mons 4. Miro
Air dp Jhaiet-... ....,...... Adam
Mons Etenue
Nocturne. 49,. .'.''. Dohler
Andante Final from the Opera Of Lucia Thalberg
tby general desire) lie Trlle ..........> Dohler
Mons T. Miro
. . Tickets One Dollar each-To be had a the Music
Stores, Hotels and at the door.
y Concert TO commence at eight o'clock n3 3tsec
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r WINTERS EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL
PAINTINGS.
WILL be open for few weeks, commencing on Monday
~ Evening, Nov. g. 1919, IN the Granite Building
Of numbers 81 aud Broadway.
Zach Painting surface Of nearly 200 feet OF
and produces the wonderful phenomena distinct
peturst the canvass, consisting Of the following
views
MILAN Cathedral.
City Of Jerusalem and Cruciixion.
3-Church Of the Holy Sepulchre.
f-BelshazLar's Feast.
Tickets Of admission 25 each Performance day
DSoH opeh stS1a p N exhibition commences 't3 O'Clock
Ent aqce on Chambers ST door from Broadway.
3wIs-r
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A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND REUCI1ES, wholesale
"A and retail cheaper than any house in the trade T.
PR CES Manufuctoy, 24l Grand second block east
of the BoweIy, south side.
Pdlsrs and country miners would do we'll call and
thirty the dollar.
Gold and silver head balls aud parties
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-15

pumpkinioSn, Twelve Niiie. aud Woii Creek.
to Pickcn.vilic, equal 10 ID miles aud back.
Oacs n week
Lcav" Pickelsyii,n every Monday nj 6 Il
M. lri.o n, pickensviiir sane day hy GI "
Siis From Peud'r'oa. hy Pichrrsc h. West
Union. Horse shoe. DAVIS ferry, Albright.
Ga. ciaIktvillc, Nacoocl,". afoan, Yonal. aaJ
Pleasant rg.Ies, % ;t,E,nu-.1. - Eil.cs 4ua
bach. twice r week, IN i'vn hn:sc coaches
Leave Pendletnn evcfy Wcdlcsday and
Sainsday ats n III, arGvc 4; Dnir!oncsa Hes.
Lays IVY 8 p III
Leave Dailioncga csesy WNdres .iav and
Sa,uriay al lJa ~, arrive ut Peni.cion ncS,
days by 10 p
3iTJ Fc".n icndleinn. by Towr5iiir, FAR.
play. Parscr'h Store, CT. .Aqailla. gainesville,
Wa!rnr Hill, BrSlvi!ir. aud G,i,yiiie. To
Gainsviiic. 80 miles ard back. oncc = verk
Leave Penhietcn every Saturday after the
arrival 0f GrceIvI!Ic mail NJ ga III, AMI r u.
GAINESVILLE reH, day by & p
Leave GAINESVILLE every Thursday nj q u N,
arrive Il, Pcnd'eton heat day al s p
Proposals 10 carry once or twice u week, in
two horse coaches will be considered
$3.50 From PickeUs C Il, by Bouuty Land.
c.aremcnt, Bachelors Retreat, and Martins
creek, 10 Pickcns C h. equal 10 l6 miles and
back, once n week
Leave PickcEs c h every Tuesday at 6 a M,
arrive NJ iIckcns C Ii neS,day b. { pm
3l5l FROM West Union To clayton, Ga, I0
miles and back, once II week.
Leave West Union every Wednesday u, 6 4
N. ardYc 1t c%layton same day by 5 p m
Leave clayton every Wednesday ate n III,
arrive At Yves, Union same day by 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-15

,!e,,,II.r wal Dc accepted uncondrionaaily.
The underbiddcr should ei1c carly notice "f his
intention 10 take or rcl Ia take tic STOCK. and
ir The ,ia.tt r. oil lis reasons; md the present
contractor is Ia determine, on .Is hrs, aprIc2-
,ir, wi,ellg. nc WI set i OF not.
a.. a lid received after limo. io.w,t: tho
l"h April next a: : p -. nr Hiihcm he sGaE'
.a;sc required ~ AVS ~ That cc!aaiaes rive
ri ro'.i"s 10 on. eI.n Of compensation. cannot
he considered in competition w!:!i u regular
proposal. net aniuig.i 10 be ext.ayarnUt.
ID. i bidder mag offer OF coach railroad. or
steamboat routes. wler That transportation -
d.tiicuil pr !myTaciicabir at ccrLain SCISSORS. Ia
Substitute horse or wagon Conveyance, or To
~Iricrn!i %scrr:cc, n recii,cd number o. days,
werks OF mouths. lie m1y propose 10 0nii, nn
office iha: Is inaccessible. or IS TO. on iiIe stage
road. the r.I!"ay, ar a; I steamboat landing. as
me Gaze nrar he. or .in may offer TO substitute
an 'n;eriar mode Of sippiB IN s,ch cases. lie
mag propose different days ard hours OF de-
pnrture and arrival r!nri!cd no more running
time is as.ed. anI! II is chtious that no mail
connection or o;h"r public ~accorpmaliou ia
prciudiccJ. lie mag ask Tor a specified num-
Der OF days for more running time 10 the trip AZ
ccrinin seasons Of pecnliarly bad roads. Blu,
beyond these changes. 4 proposal for scrricc
Inherent from the adecrtiscinen will prerenr
ITS hcmS considered in competition with a reg
n'ar bid. not 10 sc' aside for eSt.arasancc /: and
where n bhi contains arg Of the ADORE al,era-
tons, their disadvantages will lc estimated III
comparing !, with other proposals.
III. There should be bl, ono route bid fer n
4 proposal.
u. The route. the service, the yearly pay.
the bidders name and residence, and the name
Teach member Of the firm, when a company
offers. should be distinctly stated.
l5. The foilowin. IL The form Of the guar
anicc which shonld he filled, the first blank with
the name Of the guaranior. the second witt,
that OF the bidder and tho third and fourth
with the beginning and ter minatiug points Of
the route and after being dated, should bo
signed by the guarantor. whn must DO shown By
the written certificate Of i postmaster. or other
equally satisfactory testimonial. TO be & man Of
property. and able TO make good his guaranty.
ihis guaranty. 30 certified, shoIld accompany
each bid.
The undersigned - guarantees thar
- fhis bid for carrying tlrc mail fiom -
10 - be accepted by The Postmaster Gen
cral, - shall enter into an obligation piior
TO the Isl day Of July next, with good and suf-
ticient %sureties, to perform the service propo-
scd.
Dated -"
10. The bid should be sent under seal, i'd
dressed 10 tho FIrs; Assistant, Postmaster Gen
cral. with mail Proposals in the State OF
- written on the face Of the letter; and
should be despatched in time 10 be received by
or before TIC 18th April next. at3 O'Clock. p III.
20. The contracts are be executed before
the Is, July next.
Post Office Department, Dec. -. 1872.
{. a. WICKLIFFE.
January II III so