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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-08
Or. ]. w. H. BAKER

AFTER AT sxpsrienca OF thiH.en ft"ts ln tte nt
~ practice OF MsdietHs and Surgery nov oMo,s ,. ",
professional osryices TO the eitisens ~ 'aFehpoi'
aud Its Vicinity Particular atteuu - VIII Do s''e.
10 operative surgery and saases 81 ho lhtost ~
aalgs. OIics la Post uAice Bioek No. :, up s'a"s'
Sous. on 5lb ~, between DTSa! " Sss's s"'
Noy ,2s, ,.dlf.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-24

II PovEaT1. lH NEw YoRE "A legista-
tive coRmitfee are making iavessiga-s
tions respecting the rondition of tenant
houses il New York. Ws~r. ~. buiid-i
inss n nsoy sfthe warls,, - er ssvsn
stories high, which coueaia from 80 70 j
ii2 famiiiss, u some iasEazr houses
nth 40 fanatics have but -, outside |.
sentrsnce. n the fourteenth vard, one
house. ,6e by lo0 ieet coutsins 69 a.,
miles one 81 ~ 100. 40 fsnilisa, and
10 On. ~. !. ...:.ss:s 6 s4 !,
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-24

Oliver Wendell Holmes quaintly ~ re- !.
marks. that w like new forms y fths po-
etc siement even ifthey resemble the
on 3 Is The birth of ! child = always !
charming novelty. although Cain vas a;
The only really venerable and truly ai orr Z
ginsl baby. s. Syssas 81 Z
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-24

A New Hampshire Yankees sayathata
nosmaaSi - shn Steislnesd evsrabce minus
- pocket full &c rocks 81 but Theo.ss
dors Plrker saya of fthe Grsnits State,
thst i is:' The landof posr relasiaas snda
chsap soslb b-atenss. ~, siSse lgxs
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-24

G & d = - Si1l I'D UmbrS1
hy Jodn Smith I tslly graG MI. Smith
Y! " ltind ~ ths expsdl iiahon, and for ths
1.alke ~ ireland wud siSd \ on the wire
NJ hull. s ~ t'74s ts III
3. s. agin. fthe CoEnels don't cum
~ the aaolnih a. ihysdthsrs viii % On
widout sem. Who dye think viii b
comnandther chin Be goFra 'tis me-
self Sthur Mafya0n ID he cradle. and
whisper n her that her dadda i !
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-24

LIoUOR Law IN RBoDE lsLAfD
During ,he recent session Tho Rhode
Islaand / eislailre, i = W Iesfn from
she Providence Josrsa lhe liquor ~
II - y su,,ended . = = to abthoriizzs ths ap-
pointd,ent of city and town gents for tie
ale u spirituoas liquors. ior sacramenta
Il, chemical and culinary purposes. 10
addition 10 she medicinal aud mechanic-
i purposes already pevnistsd. The sce
protects al liquor il transit u md frsna
he sgents, having their h1srk opon III
ma llso III imported liquors III tho Ori-
eEiiaal' packages. Il subjsets liquors of
oslsr kinds snd under ~ other condi-
tions, II seizure and forfeiture to the
state. and contains provisions Tor ssis-
''ure sAnd forlsiturs similar g sthose, for
ItlIe elforcenept of the revenue Law of
,ths uaitsd stsss.: Tho remedies pro-
|viAsd pisulaate proceeding. against
|ihe Iqnof ard d1noe asainst the owner n oyl n
pesseaeor ezss = sgainst shs clsim7
antfef lie pfepsgty ssixed The claim
~ isna sabecssd g penalky ior max
M N claim but onl g liability l6oF
eosfs Pepalies ars esaSbiissd for ssllr
|ine impsrs s adnlkersted liquoss. which
srs liable. % 81 .destrDYed. Ferfeitsd
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-24
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/. a A q 4 xavs IS 81 S. lonndayy., v "a sSe le5odnt
| q !, lsaf iiolIy t0ats. Y 81
MI n sssoos 4 !; iook;aK eTsw. from Long
'lylar 4 ID 81 ssnJ sJ y & n;ishs II ms t0llow- 4
ica sIsr asoas o1s ;,ii ~ slls soldiers 70 his
W l|s III III sils e;ty. M xisS III "a a ihkliag q tbs y
w ;siIs 4 u u 80 er1sd sl slon ss'sfs IS y
1 Gl y l n 1 4 lAiaseriky !, II the 6sss boat, l 4
Nov. u hi. 1855. e
b ns Jssr bcss s 20 ss IS Il III ;:as ;sIso1 SiiiekI
sailed u take Ifsiand last night. had :
[~ee sims u i. We hadnx ! atssts ~
- ufnbrefly. and nofhihg 70 keep out
~ drhowhin' raiia. CoIs. Doheenee
apA O'hsAgher. Who promised u meet I
~ y Hall. With their sashes aud Z sords
in, sent word that i was xunnin' %
heasy. and that ihsy wepApt be able
sfpr 10 coone till the sshoFm was over.
Til ~as, sgraw, disappinfin 4 u dthe \
bys !; bos they r'nt to 'bstufnyd from
their Purpos. They n tskg Irellsd ony-
hox, ana annex her ~ he Sa6ates.
I Ths's par d the plan VI the sxpe pedishaal
4s1tsnd, who's jined 10 Tho Unioa. i % n
vi called ~ Big Producer. which
Sargent Murphy says i the Ls4nn f6ra i
!. A aalmaker..s we have Waiskey aa u
lore a ixhs cuddy !; lot stlss polwatkSr,s
which go ~ in4hys nffnsSr - IL 49, VI als
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-24
d: THE AGE oE, Man 81, h
But few men die of aee Almost III

Bpt few men dis of age. AInost all
de oi disapp ppoiptnen ssional. menY
a, or bodily toil, 81 sccident The
1 r. ssipps ~ - sonst ines svss "a,
ds,ly Ths soa,non ~ szpF siqs, shok5 &;
"a with passicns ~ little sxaegeratiop
IA a or eyen thoneh ~ snddeply a.
t.ls slsoaE passions shpFtsn iis, Ssrose
|be@isd men eitsp dis ysang veak men
lifs lopgsF than ths strong. lor the
stppg ne thsir trengtb,. and a. veak
hsie none % use. The lsiies 5ske care
.pf shsmaelyss /; ,Ae former a. nos: As
4, = With the body = Il i y viii n ,he mind
. "a temper, Tbe strong INA Nh 70
break er liket the candle I'm !; ~ lwesk
burn out. The inferior aninsls which
|live: n general temperate liyss, have
generally their Prescribed term of years,
The horse lives tvs iivss yssEs Y: 4 ihss
Iox fiileen Is twenty O. len abSut
!twenty ths dos ten !, lg ess 1elys ], thle
rabbi1 eight |! uipe ig u! e Y ~ ! y
~; here nnlS Ssss sI ssr \ similar n
portion y ths liqse AN snimal takes
~ Fox ~ ~ foll ~. ], Bat Y aen of lall n
~ 5liInal p 1hs one. that Y se TAN comes
m NJ iiI ayerags. IIe ssgl I'M \
s1llD v,eara seordinr fhia r3hrnioln
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-24

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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-24

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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-24

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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-24

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24
CADE envy OF N u

&C ADEMY OF N U Y,
IA FopRTEyHTH-STREET. ,.,.
Admission ONE DOLLAR Second Ter..''' az Cn..
Secured seats extra 50 Cents Amphi'heaier. Ne"
Doors open ct "A o'clock commencing al HALL
Box Offices ut the Academy Of Music and a. meeh 49,
4 SONS No Z9 Broadway Open daily from "a IN 70 p o
MAX MARETZEK. ......... Director and Conductor
WEDNESDAY September "A 1850 c..
VIII he noaueed 6rst time in America with Costume
&c After models received from Paris Meyerbeers
Grand Opera,
N O r II III S T A r.,
which was produced and performed in Paris for So
nights. $1,000 nr,. on.nnr
Madame BERTUCCA MARETLEh,
Madame SIEDENBERG,
Miss PYNE,
s,roJ PRIGNOII ARNOLDI,
INODIO QUINTO
cOIFTTi MULLER
BIRATTINI In the principal roles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

4 MEMORIAL VOLUME to BISHOP VAIN
~ WRIGHT
ID APPLETON & Co. Nos $40 and S4s Broadway,
PUBLISH
A MEMORIAL VOLUME.
THIRTY-FOUR SERMONS,
nv 1HE kT REV JONATHAN MAyHEw WAINWRIGHT, DID,, Del
Late
PROVISIONAL BISHOP DIOCESE OF NETWORK.
EDITED BY HIS WIDOW.
WITH A PORTRAIT ENGRAVED on STEEL
One Volume, Svo Price, 81 80.
This MEMORIAL VOLUME" owes its title 10 susges
ton Of old and particular friend Of Bishop Wainwright the
venerable Bishop Of Connecticut.
The Funeral Address published by special request
preached associate and fellow sbor whose respect and
affection the Bishop the growth Of an almost daily in
tercourse of twenty years
The tsk conducting the Volume through the Press was
committed the Rev Dr. j. A. Spencer who with hs rever
euce has faithfully devoted his excellent taste and judgment to
its accomplishment And the publication hslowed to every
true heart BY wschu and oversight
one whose all life bound up with the Sacred Memory Of
the depsrted Extract from Preface.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

t)ARTNER WANT ED-Actve or Special, with
$4,000 capital IN established Commercial and Manu-
fctns business in this city sSGn could be employed with
advantage The advertisers having IS experience In the
bunes fully competent conduct successfully TIE
most aiieory reference will be given. Address with re
name, T. ID. W., Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

IL IGGINS & KELLOGG, PUBLISHERS,
N ROOKsFLITRS STATIONERs, and BLANk-BOOK
MANUFACTURERs offer special inducements 70 the Book
Trade ct lz3 and I25 William between John and Fulton
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AMERICAN MUSEUM

l. A n u NJ "A VI II ~ n Az AlO'oAzO-A
I'D Another csptiy aiing domestic Drsms on WEDNESDAY
Sept 24) EVENING, at ~ O'Clock JESSIE OF THE WAY
prRyss return Thorrr w Clarke; ChiIraP Hads'
wAy Jessie Mestayer. AFTER which DEEDS Of DREAD
FIJI NOTE AFTERNOON, at o'clock JESSih - ~ IN, ne
Evening Among the curiosities two LIVING ANA1ON-
DAs The LIVING SKELETON the DWARF LADY me
FAMOUS HAPPY FAMILY Admittsnce to all % els ohH'
dreun pd.r cf
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ERBY g. j A & n
~ NEW LIBRARY OF OLD AUTHORS,
SfrAN

De F sHw +sEa$y AZ or ;i ss$5sss,
During the last few years there has been increasing demand
g. M ,oSuctons Of our early writers and the taste has been
growing .y poess sSo as have appesred hi. country
are pubhed much diversity Of plan and in every variety
o. @ ND that the present Of books the
Of which are fiiaY o. household words has been under
n The publishers hpS md si s ss VIM pus
The SCOTTISH CHIEFS By Jane Porter l2ino cloth, s 81
cHiEDREN OF THE ABBEY. By Rssn.M.ra Roche
GIL ETA HAS b. e Sage iano cloth
Don OUIXOTE. By Cervantes limo, cloth......... !
fFyi SGRJ ~ SfTg ;3m smS s.ss
War q wAkETiEtD Ssf dS In. ri RAssE
PAUL AND VIRGINIA, BY St. Pierre, and the ExlLEs
OF SIBERIA BY Madame Coffin two in One) limo,
GuiI Iie TRAVELS By Dean sws iimo, cloth.
H6sAScE OF RhE FOREST By Anne Radcliffe lamo
THE M4sTEREs OF UDoI:pHo BY Anne Radcliffe.
ss.
cGEF aS i IN SEARCH OF WIFE. BY Hannah More
sHEf TT sIS1 or sALisBURY PLAIN and other Tales.
TON JONES. BY Fielding, limo, cloth. ............
4MELIA By Eisla,s l2%o cloth ;;cc
hpMPhREY cEiNkER BY snostt, limo, elOh....
Ich volume illustrated with more Ensavnga
D. j. have u.asiy ready, in uniform size and syie; .
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Orders from Booksellers solicited
Copies y PS pos, PaS so on rpesRt Of price,
No ll9 Nasssu-st., N. Y.
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SPLENDID ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAIN

~ MENT with the AUTOMATON CLARIONET PLAYER.
oil the magnificent renewed APOLLO HALL,
No 40 Broedw0y. MONDAY Sept D. where the Auoina
81 NE Press 'poke often i.vOrsby, wall be posi-
~ ~ IA, IN combination with other Scientific and
In order present becoming versatility
10 's aud sublime the Propneors
the services Of Mr.. STUART ROBSON, the popa
~. ~ s.S vocalist who will appear ssenns In
HE bgdset OF Coniealies First Exhibition u MONDAY,
Sept. p Of O'clock D. m. and eonnuns Ina hi. way until
kJtAsr sosiss EVERY EVENING, XSwissiSs . sspsk
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'JHE GREAT FAIR of the AMERICAN IN
sTlTUTE-Open daily from Gn;L 10 p IN. al the
CRYSTAL PALACE. D0DWORTHS BAND will perform
.y,Iy evening. GRAND CONCERT every TUESDAY and
lihlpAf LVENlNG commencing a. u O'Clock Abundance
- cents; Children half price.
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DROOKLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to

ID CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will b. received BY
Il ocloek :. q THURSDAY, september Is ss
GRADING and BUILDING complete of about miles Of
CONDUIT AoUEDUCT from Baseleys Pond the Pump
Well.
THIS work heavy and well worth the attention Of ConYs.
orr will require about 100000 BRICK 1900 cubic yards II
masonry and $1,000 cubic yards excavation aud
tankmsnt. Materials b. easily Obtained Labor and sup
pile. ready hand The work will De- divided into convenient
uecoDs.
Plans and specific atoms win be ready for Inspection sr
TUESDAY the 18th inst, the Office Of the Nassau War
Company Ha"ys Buildings Brooklyn where Ii. Enso.rs
will rive all necessary information, rerenc. b. made TO
- office.
The rshti is reserved reject any proposals msas.
II. y WELLES 4 Co. No. 4 W~lis. y. y
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ITO EDITORS.-One.third of daily paper in
Boston will b. cold bargain 10 person oon,prtsn 20
take charge Of Addrsss
IS. u. PettiDsn Cot, No. lis Nssssss. .f... IN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17

SUMMERS SPEECH "A large portion Of our
space this waek is occupied with the speech
orcMs. Sumner. l, will be concluded in our
next. Nobody who reads it would thank us
20 apologize for thus occupying our space.
I, has seldom been equalIed for beauty and
power, in this OF any other country. Il is
interesting. too, for the facts i, contains rela.
tive TO The exciting Kansas difficulties. Ii
has never been answered, excep, with a cane
IN the hands Of an assassin. II never will
be answered in any other way.
We expect 10 print TWO thousand extra
copies, for graluiIous circulation. They
will probably be ready about The middle oI
aextwtek. Any person desiril g copies 10
distribute among his neighbors in any part
Of the county, can have them by applying
Tor them. LIE, them be thoroughly circula-
led. and read by every voter.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17

times, on oil subjects, he is greater fool
.han we had formerly supposed he was. l.
never was our designor expectation TO please
every body who nigh, chance 10 read the
paper. To do so. i,would be necessary 10
sacrifice our own opinions, principles, con-
science and manhood; and we are NOT pre-.
pared 10 make such a sacrifice for linle
pecuuiary advantage. While We have health
we can always earn living blsome kind q
labor, and when health falls. we ean 20 70
the poor-house or s,arve; bu. whether shov.
cling dirt, or in The poor. house, or starving,
we expec. TO express our opinions freely
without reference 10 what others may think
or say. Those who don' like il, may help
themselves, II they can. But al present we
are in no great danger Of Starving. We
have plenty Of bread and meat at home, and
good soft bed 10 sleep on, and we fear no
man.
We might continue these items; bul our
space is precious this week. g
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17


City Of Baltimore, from Philadelphia, bound
for Liverpool e.
The Baltimore sailed on The l6'h. and al
tha, time was thirteen days out, and abou'
three davs sail from Liverpool.
The steamship Persia is to be withdrawn
from the Cunard Line Tor a shorl time, fol
alterations, 10 increase her speed.
The Sunday music question continues 10
sgi,a,e the people Of the metropolis. Sew
eral associations have been formed for pro-
mo,ing Sunday music in The Park. bu, Lord
Palmerston and the Archbishop of Canler'
bury have resolu.ely sci their faces against IL
Palmer has been sentenced 10 death.
A proj4c, Of a joint stock company has
been sIRrted In Liverpool for building rail.
road in Costa. Rica from Pun,a Arenas to
the river Barancas.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17
Arrival OF the Arabia.

SANDY Hook, Friday, June 13--The
Cdntfd steamship Arabia, from Liverpool,
withsda, 10 Saturday, May 81, passed in
about seven O'Clock.
The steamship City Of Baltimore arrived
ou, on the 28,h ul,imo. .
The papers are filled with peace rejoic-
ings
Much anxiety is also manifested respecl-
ing the American difficulties
The news Of the recognition Of Padre
Will. following SO closely on Lord Claren-
dom. amicable advances, increases the ex.
element. 80 M
|, was rumored iha. Lord Elgin goes 10
Washington, as a Plenipo,en,lary, as The
only chance Of 6verting war. @
/ The London Times with reference TO the
recognition Of Padre Will, says il, seems as
ir the demands Of one Slde and the conces.
sions Of the other had reached the uimos
limit, and suggests Ina. The Uuiled States
send 10 London special Ambassador OF
accredil The present Minister with plenipo.
leniiary powers 10 settle The dispute amic.
ably.
Another rumor says Sir Henry .Bulwel
will be an envoy on the 2olh.
The Bank of England has reduced liz
minimum rate Of discoun. to five per CEN,
Arrangements for British depulslion IL
the Czar's coronation are completed. Spain
is fitting out a feet for Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas and Phillip Dallas
had amended the Queens drawing.room.
Mr.. Dallas was invited TO dine with the
Judges anu the Lord Mayor, bu, declined
in consequence Of having business with
Clarendon.
A letter from Berlin says ,ha, a strong
psr.y in Prussia is deslrous ,ha, the govern.
men, ins,ead Of following lhe example ol
Russia and Sweden in regard to the ,api,al
iza,ion of the Sound Dues. wal, and take
the same course adopted BY the U. s.
The new Russian loan is said to amount
10 one hundred million silver roubles; inter
est four per cent,
The loan is principally for the conslruc'
ton of railroads in the interior. and partly
for Danish indemnificalion Of the Sound
Dues. rt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17

DlED.--At the U. S. Hotel, in Pomerey, or
Friday, June 18th, of typhoid fever, Mr.. VIII
LIAM P. UFFoRD, Of Bridgeport Connecticut
aged about thirty years,
He died stranger in a strange land. He had
been engaged as book agent. canvasSing Meigs
county, in company with another young gentle
man. A few days before he was attacked, both
had written home for their wives to meet them
here, and the ladies are probably now on theil
way. Mr.. Ufford was worthy young man; cor
rect in his mora s, and temperate in his habits
respected by all who knew him. He was con.
nected with the Temple of Honor at Bridgeport
as we have learned since his death.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-17
BRIDGE LETTING.

THE undersigned will attend in person at the
| store of Mr.. r. B, Wilson in C0alport, on
Tuesday the 9th day of July next, at u O'clock
NJ, on said day, for the purpose of receiving pro-
posals for the building Of bridge across the run,
near R. B. Wilson's store, to be constructed in
the following manner, namely To be built Of
stone by forming a culvert Thirty inches vide
and four feet high, on top OF filling Of rubble
stone in bed Of the run. the filling to be FIVE
feet thick; on top Of which filling two thickness
es of sound two inch white oak plank is TO be
placed, and the top of culyerttobe covered with
heavy stone, making the culyeri thirty-six feet
rubbe stone, so as to form base THIRTY -FOUR
feet and TwEErr feet on top. with sufficient wing;
the whole to be ON level with the present
bridge, with locust post every six feet set into
the stone work eight feet, and extend six feet
above the top, the posts to be s by 10 inches at
the lower end, and by 6 lnches at top, with a
railing by six inches on top, to be boarded up
three feet with white oak plank Il inches thick,
and with side OF foot walk on the upper side Of
the bridge four feet wide, elevated sixteen nch-
es, leaving sixteen feet in the clear between side
walk and posts on lower side Of biidge also, |
will attend at A O'clock on said day at Martins S
Blacksmith Shop for the purpose Of receiving
bids and proposals for the construction OF a
Dridge across LICK nun, 10 oe constructed IN the
same mannei as the above named, with this ex-
ception the top Of the bridge to be l6 feet
across ipstead Of 20, and the posts to be inserted
seven fee. III the stonework and to extend seven
feet above the top Of the bridge, with good
railing on top and to be boarded up four feet the
fill from bank to bank to lack twelve inches ol
being on level with the present bridge. This
arrangement in the construction may appear OBJ
ectlonable 10 some at the first view but the
posts and siding being higher than ordinary, it's
consider ed that the bridge may be elevated two
feet by district and other labor, il required.
A more detailed and satisfactory specification
of the contemplated work will be given on the
day and at the places above-named.
The successful competitors will be required Ia
give bond with approved surities for the faithful
performance of their respective contracts, to be
completed by the first day OF October next.
WIN. LEDLIE, Com. M. O.
Salem, June ID, l 866. 20-3w