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wEAKNFss OF rnE- STOMACH AID INDIGESTION.

WEAKNESS oP THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION
AnOLaey great Cure effected by OcyhIres Holland Bit
tsrsThe wife Of Peter DE wnr, living In Holland Town,
ShthoygHn county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
Of the stomach and indigestion. She had been
under physcIan's for time, hut the disease
seemed to battle his skill. She purchased lOl
land Bters Mt Office which have given tone to her so-
mach, her appetite aud strength returning and FIRM
~ believe that this is another great effected by
medicine.
We stiu record many wonderful effected by
this remedy, but must await another opportunity One
thing rely upon, what have published from
persons much respected to community, aud literally
true Editor ssboysnn NyuwDoae sS SsasE9s wis,
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In accepting the testimonial of the regard of
the operatives of the Crescent Iron Works, Mr..
Stephens made the following very appropriate
remarks: s.'a - ls,7,fr
sflIlt r.l-l- ~ -
GESuESEx - eetz
In accepting this handsome testimonial,
Which you have presented TO me, permit me to
line A.. IT, .Ilsz,. - 81
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CLEVELAND ELECTION.
CLEVELAND, April Sth-Thc election held here
yesterday resulted generally in favor of the
Democrats.
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F1rerHnd Adue, Dyspepsfd, Indigestion, Htddache,
Loss ef,dRpstfie; L1eEiiny, Linstiremess,


Many of worthy citizens testify TO its wonderful
efficacy all affections of the Stomach and Liver As
Tonic 1t has been cquaed for the relief 1t affords in
all Of debility weakness OF any Kind Is almost n
Simultaneous In Nervous Rheumatic and Neuralgia Alice
lions, has In instances proved highly beneficial
and in others effected decided cure.
When eminent prescribe, and their patients
unhestStinGly recommend, surely may doubt
and enyerlY testi virtues for ourselNcs.
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NOAIINATInN

PHILADELPHIA, April 8th.-The Democratic
Convention nominated Richd Naax, for Mayor,
bv ncclainatior
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SECOND DIIFNTUII.I
ST. Louis April sth.-Mr. Howe the Demo
crat candidate for Mayor and the whole ticket has
been elected by large majorities
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CONN. LEGiSLA'

CONN. LEGISLATURE.
HARrroRD, April s-Thc Senate is Fusion
The House is close and doubtful. No choice o
State officers by the people.
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FErstspring Stock.
JewelIy, Silverwarel

j. t. S COZ us
Nj EW and spIenid stocE-far exceeding In beauty, eN-
ceIcnce variety and ceapncss, aug he has heretofore
offered his ratrOns-wiiI he opened on
MONDAY MORNING. 2lTII INST,
To which he respectfully invites the attention OF the pub
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RITTJSJORE MARKET.

BAIIILMUItb J! A!tkflI- ~
APRn. 8.-F!our active, Howard Street is offer
cd at 6,62 and City Mills at ESQ., Choice wheat
is scarce and wanted, white 180al9O, fair red
and white 140a160. Corn is. duh at 46a50 for
white and 5oa56 for yellow-rcceipts large.
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Ambrotypes & Daguerreotypes

n 14AUA VGy FSS q 80 S VI SOOJ FS70
CENE subscriber his cid stand MUurOe street, S daily
L producing AnbrOsyres, which taking the place Of
Dagerrcoyprs. For proof OF the nenrSs Of tone aud
periUr finish pictures, sOlictS the examination Of
discerning public lie would invite particular attention to Ills
STEREOSCOPIC AND TRANSPARENT AGGDROTHPES;
Plus made expressly for this style
of work.
As these pictures can taken five seconds,
the difficulties hitherto preventing accurate Ienesses OF
small children almost entirely removed Groups of per-
sons different ages and coinplexions Ambotvpcd with
difficulty. Pictures be copied by li process 80
they will remain unchanged for ages all AmGTotpes being
Dramatically scaled between two plates Of glass; warrants
cd fade.
Caution should he observed against pictures called Ambro
types which not properly being single plate OF glass
liable bc delceI As the facilities OF the underSgn-
constantly increasing he will be prepared to make
DasuerreOtyprs at all prices.
Rooms at the place May 1st he VIII remove
spacious establishment side of Main ST.,
between Union and Monroe, which will he OF the best
arranged establishments in country. The entire length
Of the 1876 feet No pans expense will be spared
the arrangement; for producing superior woE and eiisur
10" n. s.' ''''''' v A. c. PARTRIDGE.
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Presentation Meeting nt 'he Union Hall

The operatives of the Crescent Iron Works,
presented to Mr. E. W. STEPHENS, former SUI
pcrin.endcnt of the establishment, handsome
silver service, consisting ofa large silver pitcher,
four gob!etS, and one saIver, beautifully chased
together with gold-headcd cane, the wood oil
which was taken from the works of old Fort
Duqucnsc, at Pittsburgh, the city of Mr.. Ste
phsns' nativity. The presentation took placcat
Union Hall, on Monday evening.
To the Iron-Mcn of our city, this was most
interesting OCCASION. For ten years past, Mr.
Stephens has been identified with this great in
,,rcst of our city, and it might be said, gave
that impetus to the manufacture of iron which
has elevated our city to its present high posi-
ion, as an iron manufacturing place, ac6nowl
e,lgiug no superiority anywhere as to quality o
the manufactured article and as to skill in its pro-
dnction. Not only those directly engaged and
Interested in the manufacture of iron, will regret
to part with Mr.. S, but the feeling prevails gen
orally in our city. He will bear with him tohis
new home, the best wishes of our citizens; and
the costly testimonial of the love of those who
laborcd for and with him, will remind him oil
our city and of those who thus honor him in
its bestowal.
The meeting was called to order by appoint
ing y Wilkinson. Chairman, and j. b. Garden
II. Secretary. The Committee of Presentation
consisted of Lot joy, Leroy AbOt, Thomas Reed,
Renben jenkins and Richard jenkins. Lot Joy,
chairman of the committee, presented the plate,
accompanying the presentation with the follow
ins relrarks:-
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Selling eff at Cost.
'lE Of Isaac Prayer comprising complete
i assortment Of
Dry and Fancy G Gods,
and amounting f2J0UC To begin from this date
All goods embraced in above stock will be sold the Ov-
gina" COST PRICE thus giving the buyer the advantage Of
buying New York wholesale prices, all their Goods. Call
the business will lie wound NJ in the shortest posi-
BILE
Rest calis"es 1 ~ Il 81
Musli,,. bl.achr;i .. Il IL
........... 13E lnt&
Black SILK, yard wide. worth $3.50 at l,3IG
q .. ......... 1;1 at rs
Muslin ieI.aiEe. 70 at IL
IIuse, ladies' white, black and
slate. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Id nj ~
And all other Goods in proportion. Don't forget
TIE EASTERN BARGAIN STORE,
No ll5 Main st, bet Monroe & Union.
The uncNprcd Lease Of the Store lloOn and all the
ENIur.s for Snr reasonable terms. rul9I
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The finest quality ndes glove leather
ks very fine soft article. Ladies' glove leather Gal
tiers, high heavy sole, and up the side,
CIIILDREN'S WEAR.
leather morocco, Kill goat, glove leather lasting
calf fancy boots Cutters ankle ties slippers Oxford ties
all other kinds and styles always hand low prices
GUNS.
Ladies' nsses sandals and oTershoes Of
very quality; also great variety al other goods not
here enumerated, which will sell the accommodu
ting terms.
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CHEMISCHE AROMA
EcAt Holzandsch Kruiden Bitters.

TWIN YEARS have elapsed since the introduction of this
valuable medicine Into the United States During this
time 1t has gained WmirerSGs Popularity Remedy
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N. L. Dorsey,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ar OAK nNTT

WHEELING, VA.
HAVE just received another lot Boots and Shoes from
philade lphn manufacturers made expressly for
this trade OF good material and the best workmanship aud
prepared to furnish and everybody with any
goods they in le from % cent shoe
and durability Of workmanship and prices, cannot he sur
passed by any other house in this any other CITY,
ALSO
Gents and Shoes, Of NIL kinds styles and qualities
made to order.
Having employed Of the best wOrkmen In the United
States, lam satisfied that cannot fail to please who may
favor me with q call.
Call aud examine for your selves.
My stock consists III part Of the following articles:
MEMS BOOTS.
100 pair best ca UOotsi
1 1SS do KIP
loo do water proof bootsi .--f-
80 do cork sole. Ett
MEMS BROGANS.
100 pair best calf LrOSaTs
iSS DO DO s EaE
loo do low priced boots
BOYS AND YOUTHS BKoGASs.
loo pair YOUTHS thick
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 PHrs Of calf hnots
100 do xiii
loo do thick :
YOMEN'S WEAR.
$50 pairs lasting CATERS, all coors,
10U do walking shoes,
l51 do morocco buSkins,
kid
1I0 do calf
13l do Jenny Lind
9eO do morocco and Kid Slippers
MISSES BOOTS.
1;G pairs morocco boots,
100 lid
lSS do French morocco boots,
131 do calf
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r. S-Persons desiring any further information In refer
cnce to the above will furnished with pamphlets free OF
postage, by sending note with address to Dr. ALpES
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- 10 the proceeding of the presentation
%, r,s : r. 8 District Court will commence it
.... i~S Ibis morning in this city.
SYST va,,cr1nv in the County Court, Lawson
,y;,o.bnrr and Frank Lazear, arrested few
r..sls aro for rape on anagedwOman, were sem
w. s,r trial at the May Circuit Court
The water pipe which crosses Wheeling Greek
IN the stone bridge, bursted yesterday morning
Yesterday ,I. was warm and lovely day. i
,o,s one good to see the children hopping ant
.Einping on the Pavements. They were making
Business was unusually briskyesterday. Thu
merchants were hard at it all day, and the whar
rrescnteda scene of busy hustle not often wit
messed
t.c, Of water in the channel at dark. The Alta
mont leavesat 10 o'clock this morning for st
Louis She is good boat with accommodating
officers. and presents fine opportunity to pas
scngers fora through trip.
See the advertisement of 800 reward. til.
worth looking after.
twas Captain VIM. G. Mccluny, cousin o
Nr. Vim. McCluny of this city, who was pro
NOTED to the command of the Navy Yard a
Norfolk, vice Com. McKccver, deceased.
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rEADACIE AND DEDlLITY.

rs the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
orat Il. Chester's, Gothic Hall.
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Improved Artfncial Teeth.

TAR j. ALLEN :ate Professor the Ohio College Of Den.
III tai Surgery, invites attention to his highly Improved
constructing Artificial Dentures which combine
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-CRIST7NDOR0,S, HAIR DYE :

oSAs 'S4l1II 311SSii2isRI3 Inv! =
CONTRAST the tins brought the hair by Crstado
" matcless revitaizng Hair Dye, and those pTodu
cel by application Of the burning fluids ordinarily sold
Hair Dyes you that the color is natural in ono
case In the other, aud the simple reason that
Cristadoros preparation which by Its exact Che
operates natural and mnlntable Eiu
ctpes. Made sold and applied Tin ten private roons Mt
Cristadoros House. Broadway, N. ". Also for
by Principal Druggss and PEI fumers throughout
vs. Ssg York Agents W. H. CORY & CO.
fc6:lydaw IS WARD, CLOSE q CO.
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Editor sllebOygnn NItuw
Rlll:uMATlsNI.

RHEUMATISM.
A COSe of TtrO Mouths Standing cured by BoerhGreS
Holland BierSGcorEe Henderson, OF Pittsburgh,
AFTER suffering for three months with rleunatisra part
of the time severely conne my bed have
been entirely cured by the OF BOerhave's Holland Bit
have lad attack slnce but ound almost ustan
relief In the medicine 1t Is In my opinion,
renealS for rheunlntsm
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hsry, are e0t'''s . =, .I,s,,s ..-4.
e,i,. @E .g l l % send them untliht r.
o..,s arc pa or refuse to take their periOdt
III susrrrs nesi r they are directed, they are held
o@ ' Se ,sy have settled the bill and ordered them
TS,,.soa,inued. to other places Without inform
If rssEheF. ,s papers sent to the former d.
w try held I HAT refusing TO take perioli
Courts 's ST Tenoriur AMI leaving them Gnealle
Gals fro@ Tue S1-iS evidence Of nteh'''nl isNa
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T. There crevices Tor The IodgmCnt
vtate infect the BREATH not even tho
slightest moisture get between the teeth and
8 Artificial Gum, which Is as firm and -
the teeth fused at high heat between aud around eiT
which they This gum Inparss the teeth that
cuar and eEe which Characterize
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BETTER AND BETTER.

DEAD what has been accomplished by Prof. DeGrnth'
IL Electric on In Wheeling and vicinity:
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.;zTnXxEsDlY MORNING. April 9, 1855
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

.o,..raIuz subscription, adTertlsing or other Y
con q The shpqla Ps
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'eFS0y saving SNr !. ALLEN, No. so Bond street

DR. NIES has arrangements hy which he is enabled TO
serve persons from distance, Immediately on arrival
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s. Great strength Is obtained by uniting the teeth
gum plate, ordinary force Of msstcAng, ean
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distinct articulation Of speech Is restored.
hanse Is effected by having the inside of tho
a natural form. To this form the tongue Is
This perfect adaptation OF the tongue to
vents the hissInS or muilled sounds In sl'sae-
0 often observed in persons wearing Artill-
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: No -. ,,woF NEWSPAPERS.

.-.o. 40 not ave express notice TO the COM
WI !. NshI 70 continue their guleer-
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..... No. 56ll
Notice OF the Withdrawal OF Lands In Michis


IN pursuance Cong approved June 1856 ma.
king land tho sae Of fMenioAs aid In
certain railroads said STATE
Office the registers
the from sale and location of the
probably falling whin cscnbed limit. of
Otherwise directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
30h Of May last, 10 wits
once AZ DUNCAN AZ the lands In the District in the southern pc
nnsia be- aud IL aud township
81 nso IN the northern P1na a the lands norh Of township
%, u.d west OF range 10 west.
Al the lands The except town
shps H. la, 10, and a lying west OF range IA wesi.
oce GrSrsrE Al the lands in the district, except those
townships situated north of township " and
and uose IN of township 10 and east ofrange east
Ofice DErRoIT; Al the lands lying between
ownfps and n north, and all situated Of
oee K.L.slzOo Al the lands in the district lying
range 8 west
Oce StrLr sTs NAME Al the lands In the district
south sftowpship d IN ranges 90 tn ~ incusivc.
south of township So In "a To - inclusive.
South OF township 49, iu mhges u and 90
South Of township 81, In ranges 81 and e
Nofih Of township 46, IN ranges 30 and 40; and
North OF township ~, In ranges ~ and ~. .
These latter, embracing NIL the lands advertised In
proclamation No. 5Jl,
sc Marie which viii NOT therefore, bo offered the public
therein Uracrtd
my hand Oace at the city Of
Washington, this thirteenth duy Of June, 1856.
TiiUs. a. HENDRICKS,
June lI-law6vf IIntel stnr. Commissioner.
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Notice

10 e holders Of h0a csrcatcs of Tie Of
NE State Of TeTa, the tate republic the eo under 2sh
february, 1855.
TREASURY DEPsRTNENT, April "a, 1856.
WHEREAS the 1th February, 1855
tied An act provide for
the ae republic Il Texas conprehended
u September 2, 1855" the
notice public ninety
Of the time when will bo made under rsd
And whereas notice bv
department, and duly published, setting Congress
and the the legislature the Of
requiring the certificates other evidences debt
Tor - BE- tiled al tins deps'mrn with assignments
aday therein pointed thirty days prior the s Of
~ = 7TT
And whereas the ssd ith provides
ment sa be made bond, cenhcao deb
which shall not thirty days before the time limited BY said notices.
be presented at the Treasury Dspartme
Notice h hereby gwen the hoies OF bonds
other evidences ad debt that
~ this partmeni wi hin sixty days
be excludes from all benefits " sad asteeab TO the fh
lion Of the
JAMES GUTHRIE, .a
Ap l5-law2m Secretary Of the Treasury n.
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PnrRel Toudyne Johnson Cray aud Sessions.
IN equity in Somerset county, Thomas A. Spence
Judge OF the eth iu cial circuit of maryinua.
TE object OF this suit certain
a estate for Tie purpose partition,
the complainant 10 the Interest said by
Maria Sessions bill ~ susance states TINT certain lanes
Mckey late o. Somerset county, deceased BY his will devised
all has estate OF every kind his
afteS her dcnh TO William NJ D. Townseu1 Eliza Townsend
VI xsstt Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith,
hundred doias. The hill
RSid of her life the John H. Slmos
terco the purchase by said John Semons Of Elizabeth
Nance's
seon and Josiah Elngswori. his
ofn said Johns the death William NJ d.
title Maria Sessions Mary n.
shares o his interest. as his only heirs az law The death Of Eiza
Townsend and the descent Of her right Mary T. Siemons,
heir at the sale by said Mary r.
raid the complainant purchase by said John b.
his en. OF Marin Sessions interest in said lo and that
destroyed; pnd The descent
Of interest her brohe ia said H. nry,
by said Henry ot all his tntrt certain johnson Gray,
the Vrana the srised,
ants estate for The life n sad susan, who is s living and
advanced and praying decree establishing complain
Aforesaid sold
John
the pstion, and order publication against
said Marin Johnson who residents this
subscrber OF the eishu Judicial
puhlsedin Washington city
of before the 18th day Of July
this bill and them In this
conh day of October
prc"er aud show cause, f any they have why decree should
not as prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCEs
GrvIH wooLToRp, CLERK,
June 7-la~5wif
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Of withdraral Of lands in Ftoriad and 1laJaaG
IN pursuance OF the entitled An granting public lands,
~ alternate sections to The Siats Of FLORIDA Aahama
aid IN the o aatasv
proved 1h May, 1885, all the land within
each side Of foIJwiuR railroads ana bnneh act
TO wi from g. nhn's Iacsonyia waters of
camha BAY near fensacoa from Amelia island, tho Atlantic,
the Tampa bay Cedef Key,
Cuff u Mexco srcept the Tpmps bay of
with the Crs Key rIorlda
Montgomery, Alabama avr, by instructions phce
suspended from sale and location unii further order ~
Given under my hand ths M city
Washirston, tfis twenty hird day 81 May, 1855 ia
. E-40 I.t ##s.H.. 7 h"4 THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
May 9t-lawGwf Istar IasI1 Coumissoper
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mo 55ll

pursuance ofan approved 18th May 1885, "mHsng grant
lands sate aid
Il eertaia railroads in said state
this ohi withdrawing marker, until nfther
the lands state ihnsc tho fo
lowing named districts which sl for effect
Ing aud locations, viZs #."a uUgtat4 ".8
once /, Dacorrsh ali lands tho district. w."
Once Dodge, all the lands north o the ns between townships
% nd o. " 10.
once sour city, aihe lands north n tho line between
ships pi and %. 49, -. -. x
s''I' 49, N Nv '7~ THos. A. HENDRICKS, '"
May 99-IawGw Tint and starl Commissioned
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H'rs HEss FuLtBusTER /? ii'Ia' !, -.

-. EI
aS6ould be placed in the executive chair" says Mr.
Buchanan in his letter Of acceptance Of tho democratic
nomination. Should be placed IN the executive chair
shall use my beet c1ortous to cultivate peace and friend
ship With all n9tops, believing this TO be our highest
policy as wen as our most imperative duty" That is
scarcely The lanauag6 Of person Of libustsring prociV
tios rs rather the language Of statesman knowing
how essential hohotabl pacs the continued unpara
eed advancement Of this country in prospey greatness,
and happiness. ..a.a.i a.#. ... .a af ....
II Mr. Buchanan had ever bcen guilty Of single hasy,
inconsiderate foolish political aeen tbs suggestion Of
flibnsering propcnses might possibly have some eight
plapsbfity. But above bis coemporarics he has, to
singular degree avoided steps Of questionable poproiy
and Of doubtful soundness and utility His po-
ltiea history s the history Of prpdent and sagacious
yet bold and fearless, statesman. ~. 7.. b.. .
The charge Of hlIibuserng Proclvites rests upon the
osend crcuar Mr. Buchanan need not fear to rest his
reputation upon that circular 1t contains not one sent-
nehat announccs so enc proposition that is not true
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and which the American people viii
not uphold and enforce -" @" ...f. '.....
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United states Mails.

Posi- oTTIOE DEPARTMEKT,
.-. Il r.M.....N May 10, 1885,
PROPOSALS o carrying United mails from The afst
DAY o. July 1906 To the rst Of Juy 1865, following
route will be received the Contract Ofiee Ohce De
parient IN the eiy OF washington, unn O'Clock, @
ieii of June asxi 20 be decided the days .as
No. 43O4 From Indianapolis via Bridgeport, Pauhsld aevs
Sulesylle, Graencasie, Manhattan, Reels Mil, Haf-
mony, Brazil Van Buren, and Clover Land, Tene
haute, ~ miles aud back, times week, by such
mode OF transportation will include mail
........ SCHEDULE. ...
Leave Indianapolis daily except Sunday, AT D m and
Afnve az Terre Haule next days by M
Leave Ierre Haute daily, xeepl sunday, at IN, and
AHVe at Indianapolis neSt days by 10
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied BY guarantee, signed by
two responsible persons, IN the following manner
FORM OF BID. ..
/, ----, Of ----, county of State Of - pfoDoss IN
convey the mail from - -. No. -I--, nom
- -- agresaDIy the advertisement OF the Postmaster
General dated May 49, 1856, and by the following mode convey
ance, via
for the annual sum of --- dollars.
tslgned)
FORM or GUARANTEE.
that hf T unee1ssssd Ind 1sdg s % a sss . OF sadeake
accepted by The Postmaster Gem rail- the bidder shall
lstday Of July 1856, thereafter may
sufficient auretics.
49, tsigned by two suaran,ors)
This should accompanied by ceuihcate of postmaster
guarantee. ...
FORM OF CERTIFICATE
The undersigned postmaster Of -, OF -, certides
under his oath Of Office iha he is acquainted with guar
good their guarantee.
Dated
JAMES CAMPBELL,s
May 2'-law4w Postmaster @, neral.