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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-08
LIFE SAVED At MIDNIGHT.
By Ggegor;s's Instant Cure Of Pain.

The monett il is used internally ii darts tire
the system, aays pain instantly. In four minutes
il has diIuepa through the lymphatic system anu
blood is thrilling power, and quickly forced its
way through every feverish or diseased nerve,
vein OF CLAM dlssolying DISTINCTIONS relieving
inflammation, lerers and spasmodic pains has crrei
nervous headache in 30 minutes curing rhegmn.
tism uagicaiy i'll fact it is the SINE ora non Of he
dicne.
Just Try One Bottle. --Price o5 cts,
All the above Medicines are for sale bv W H.
C. BAGLEI, Upton. Iowa. 2Cyl
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Mems Summer Clothing.
Men and IouN's
HatS &C CaDS.
in endless variety.
BOOTS & S II O f S ,

and in frcs everything that may be called for in
his line.
Now Is the time TO buy your Goods in orte: t.
get the STYLES and tia a well known fact thar hi~
prices are always as low as the lowest
All Goods warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Please call and examine our Goods whether y9a
want to buy or not we want your opinion oi them.
We charge nothing for showing onr foods, hut
take pleasure in doing so. CHAo SW EllAND
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FL m b o DIS Extract Buc h u

Pharmacy and Chemistry,
with the greatest accuracy and chemical knowledge and
devoted in its combination. See Professor Devices
VALUABLE Works the practice Py.iC, and mo of
thn Iatn Standard Anrks nI Naliciala
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-08
SCIENCE g. FAME.
100000 BOTTLES Have Iseap Sold.

and single instance of its failure has reported
Personally appeared before Alderman of tn,
city Of Philadelphia. II. T. HELBOLD. Chemist win
Icing duly does say. that his preparation ntan
Narcotic. Mercury injurious Drugs, but pursl,
Ne-ctatle. II. I. HEM BDLD. Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before me the 2Id dav Of Nov
ls54 WM. y. HIBBARD, Alderman.
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BaLsAM FOR THE THROAT LUNGS

An Erce''cnt Remedy for coughs, colds bronchitis.
sore Imngs. whoop'ng cough nLfaa.ed lungs assh-
ma, sore hwoat, dfcth breathing, hoa, s.ne,s asrt
CotsaR,f ton.
BY the U~e of this Balsam a tight cough il laos
ened-,ke lungs and throat are heaed--the nerves
are quoted, and the breathing becomes fee ans
easy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-08

Debility is most terrible and has brought thousands
pon thousands 10 nut.mely graves thus blasting the
ambition of many noble youths. II can he cured by the
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-R worton Md. N.ior
N ~ USAi Adams, do: w Vance and fam.
iiy, Texas; III COwman, Md; w MorseIl. NY
J l. Husband. Md; b Bagres do; Miss Un<-
band, do; Misses Ausbsnd Pa; Miss Mathew. Do
Miss safetsa: do, Miss Barttells; Md: Miss CO n
Mad ,me o w lie Vest, Ala; Miss o L. y-st, do.
w Mdgruder, USA; A MsRae do: A A Sann ;
Ing, NY NJ ID Wheeler, o; o A Troyson and
lady, Md; w Kimbey, do; Harper, Ny: b
VI Ldpe and family, Md; p B-awuing and fam
lily, NY; Mr. and Mrs S;oney and family, sc. Mrs
and Miss Wells, do; Miss A NJ Nicholson. Del:
MISS NJ Stuarb, Md; c p Stuarb do: G. NJ
Snsse; Ne P Thomas Nd w Williamson,
90 " Nelson, do; q Staney, do; II Mathews
"a, Smith and LADY,, do; & Townsend Md
: Janey, Pa; ID Snowden and lady, NY: Mis-
Ella Snowden, do; Miss Wilson, do; ] Allen.
va; Harding and lady, Del
NATIONAL HOTEL W Mor.eu and Iv
VanandO, w Wood and ly, i. Fellows
NJ; Jos Dupuy, Va; Mrs Milne and daun htsTs.
4 Hart, sc; Close and ~, NJ; simonds. A
A HANDY, II Ford, Md; l. Azzoni, Ia; b F.
stanley and son, Ala; Miss Fellows, y TX; G n
Conrad, La; Thomas w Jordan, Va w w Kirk
ana, USNi w Duncan, La, A ID Yocum. Hon
y Porer, Pa; t Bowie, Jr, Md, X schley,
"a; Jas Carstairs, Jr, Pa; VI Francis, Havana:
Iweedy, NY ; Bradford, Mrs Cooke Pa
w Wood. t Hoyt aud lsdv, C o Muller and
HEoy, WIN Borden and lady, NYork; A Roberts,
Mass w b Hayward, : Car; w Human ID O.
M Robertson, W Il Bridgman, w 81 PiIi,on
Nf; II Dayton, Md; w A Suthpin, n J; Il L.
ITidru y; Cowsen, lady and son, w Bailey,
klRKwOOD HOUsE-w Laurence and
iaoy Mass y Rich and lady, do; w NJ F Ma
graw Mo- w Granger and lady. Md; JRirk-
etts, Pa vi Reeder; Mrs f. w Mcclure aud
daughteri Mrs Busey, Md; Miss McC:anahap.
Va w Jenreys, Ny; w Arnwey, Pa; DIR I
TUCKER, Cal T Crothers, Pa; r ii Onirman
and family, La; Mrs Quitnan, Miss; Miss ont.
man, do; Miss pullman, do; Mrs r Ouiruan.
do Mrs. Chad bourne aud child do; Robinson
III; HanSly; Md; Capt Jones. lisa: G Nv
Roborg, Pa, II Scott, do scott, do; j Meelv.
UNITED STATES HOTEL Beu,marn.
DC l. Chanerllor Va; b Hull, Ny; b
A n Loughborough, DC; p Gran, Va; A
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DR. sTEPHFN BAILY,
OFFICE 1S8 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Three doors from l4th street.

DR.. BAILY begs leave to inform the public that
be can be seen at all hours. at his office q
experience of fifteen years' practIe 9, with ~~lAo
he large number Of PATIENTS and great variety Of
otSor~ise resinE to the Tseth His own e1pct NJ
the profession. and ESPECIALLY Yrs Harris and and
+. Parmly has led hum. long since, to discard AL
Enamcls. Gutta PEI cha. India X ubber and Clements
for the construction of Continuous Gum Teeth. and
reliable substance that can he worn the mouth as
was most nc;usivey shown BY the last American
Although he fatters himself from his long resi-
aenee and practice IN Washington he is fayorably
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rector of the Chnreh ofEpiphany,
of thiS city:
DIR. STEPHEN BAILy: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
press my esteem Tor you personally and my conf
dence in you as a superior dentist. The operations
hope that you may receive the patronage from my
friends and the PUBLIC that your skill SO well de-
Washington, Aug. Sissy is5s. ". FRENCH.
From one Of til. Oldest firms in Baltimore
Messrs. Boggs, Cot,nan + Co.
ni Having employed DIR. stephen Baily, Surgeon
Import,nt and dfiicnt piece IF work, which he did
to my entire satisfaction and view ofthe fact that
one of the most distinguished members Of the Dem
tai College of Baltimore tailed after Iepea ed trials
to perform the same work satisfactorily il, gives me
great pleasure to eX press my entire confidence and
high stlnatlon Of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. HARMANN BOGGS.
Extract from a note yeee,r.d from the late Hon
John M. Clayton.
u. =. Senate, Aug le. 1886,
The teeth you msd de for me work admirably; no.
thing could be better. Very gratefully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the maladies of tho
teeth. can cheeriully recommend DIR. :. Baily rs
superior dentist. He made n Sc. of porcelain teeth
for Ona of family, and plugged several teeth for
nv self, and the work has all stood well for moro
than ten years. ROBERT T.. NIXON.
Apnll9, 1856. Va. Conf. NJ. T. Church south,
We, the undersigned, having had OCCASION to avail
ourselves OF the professional skill OF Or. ). Bslly
surgeon Dentist Of TINS CITY having been cogni-
zant OF his operations tamil ies friends Ia
pleasure In expressing ADM ration OF h
skill, re well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most delicate and difficult 10
operations in Dental Surgery. and we respectfully
recommend hun to the confidence and patronage Of
the public, of which We consider HIM emnenty
worthy.
THOMAS u. WALTER. Architect U. 8. Capitoi
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. ID of Washington, n, C.
b. ). BoHRER, NJ. ID. of GeorgetowG. DC.
~ =. LINCOLN, Nj. d., of Washington, ID. C.,
Jos II. BRADLEY, of Washington ID e..
GEORGE WALTON, TX Governor OF Florida.
MALTkR EENOx. TX Mayor of WASHINGTON,
HENRY BALDWIN, u. = Patent Office,
u. WIGHT, Principal RI.tenhouse Academy.
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n THE GREAT WONDER
oF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Says the 81. Louis Mo- Democrat: Below we
publish q letter to DIR. Wood, of this city, from a
gentleman IN Maine, which speaks gowinrly Of the
superior merits OF his hair tonic Such evidence
must have Its effect. when coming from reliable
source. certificates are uarantees Of truth the
Dr. needs no encomiums, nor useless puffery from
the press:
EkTH, Maine January 90, lsss.
PHoFSssoR o. j. WOOD &c. Gentlemen: Having my At
tentoa ca led few months since t. the highly
effects of your Hair Restorative 60 make an
ication OF Is upon hair, which become ouIt&
gray. PROBABLY third white; vbsker- were OF same
Character S"mo three months procured bottle of
your Hair Restorative. and used found IL Vas
proving what had WISHED. used II about twice week
have sinre procured another bottle have
some can certify the wori gray or white
har has totally isa peared both my head and
my hair has resumed its natural color believe more
soft and glossy than 10 has teen before
Am now sixty years Old good wife age Of CITY
two, has used t with effect.
The above notice you your .ble Az.
covery am assured that whoever will rightly per
drecuons, VIII not have occasion
mens citizen of this resident here for the
last hn-en yesrs and known nearly every one he
and adjacent towns Any you make of the above
with my name attached lie at wish to pre
serve the be~u es OF nature ia others my.e,f
an. truly yours. A. O. RAYMOND
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TIE FORTUNES OF YORKSHIRE GRooN-
Baron Ward, the famous Yorkshire groom who
played 80 prominent q part at the Court of
Parma, has just died at Vienna. The Paris
correspondent Of the Morning Post writes:
g The history of this extraordinary man is
full Of remarkable events. He left Yorkshire
as boy in the pay Of Prince Lichienstein of
hungary, and after q four years successful
career on the turf at Vienna as Jockey. he
became employed by the then reigning Duke
OF Lucca He was at Lucca promoted from the
stable to be valet to his Royal Highness This
service he performed up to 1916. About that
period he was made Master of the Horse of the
Ducal Court. Eventually he became Minis
ter OF the Household and Minister of Finance,
which ofhce he held when the Duke abdicated
In lo48. At this period be became an active
agent OF Austria during the revolution As
Austria trumphed he returned to Parma as
Prime Minister, and negotiated the abdication
OF Charles III and placed the youthful Charles
III, on the throne, who, il will be remembered
was assassinated before his own palace in 1854
i should have observed, as soon Charles III,
came TO the thorne, the then Baron Ward was
sent to Germany by his patron as Minister
Plenlpotentisry to represent Parma at the
Court OF Vienna. This post he held up to the
time OF MS Royal patron 8 tragicsl end When
the present Duchess Regent assumed State
authority, Ward retired from public life, and
TOOK TO agricultural pursuits in the Austrian
ton, be contrived to write and speak German.
French, and Italian, and conducted the affairs
OF State with considerable cleverness, if not
with remarkable straightforw ardness. Baron
Ward was married to a humble person of Wen
m, and has left four children. Perhaps no man
OF modern times passed a more varied and TO-
mantle life than Ward, the groom, the states
man, and friend of sovereigns. From the stable
be rose to the highest Offices of little king
dom, at periOd of great European political
interest, and died in retirement, pursuing the
rustic occupation of farmer, Carving with
MIN TO the grave many curious arcana tpfperi. +"
U The Boston Police are now dressed in
new uniform "
" Watches complete, are now manufactured
u Counterfeit gold dollars are having an ex
tenslve circulation in Minnesota
u Miss-use of money-young ladies wearing
coins in their hair
" The Boston Traveller says that Theodore
Parker Is getting well.
IL Texas Is taking the field vigorously AGAINST
the Indians that infest their borders
IL Autographs of the hanged murderer. Ma
ZION Ira Stout, are advertised for sale at Is cents
VI The Jockey Club at Paris the great SEN
are OF muscadians, elegants and dandies has lust
oeen passing laws on evening costume for gentle
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EVENING STAR.
THE LAST OF OCTOBER.

By J. G.. wHITTIER.
IL vas late IN mid October, -
And the long autumnal rain N
Had LETT the summer harvest fields
All green with grass axsiu:
The hrst sharp frosts hsd fallen.
Leaving ali the woodlands ray
With hues Of Summers RAINBOW,
Or the meadow flowers of May.
Through thin, dry mist, that morning.
The sun rose broad and red;
At hrst q rayless disc Of fire,
IL frightened as il sped.
Yet even Its noontide DRY
Fell chastensd and subdued
On the cornhelds, and the orchards,
And softly pictured wood.
And al that quiet afternoon.
Slow slOpIng to the night.
10 uoye with golden shuttle
The hsze with Fellow hght;
Slanting through the painted beeches,
IL gloribed the hill,
And beneath IL pond ana meadow
Lay brighter, gTeener, still.
And shouting boys in woodland hauuts
Caught glimpses of that sky,
Flecked by the many tinted leaves,
And LAUGHED they knew not WIN;
And school girls, gay with aster flowers,
BESIDE the meaGow brooks,
Mingled ths glow of utumn with
The sunshine Of sweet looks.
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PEI f6s E F2E ESBE FFsFfsf EE Pa
Oryics srrxxrSrxSrxSr PrsIic PKisrIse, Z
! .rIfs w AsHTNaT TON. Ootober 4. lSSs.f

Y
~ -fIfaNw AsHINsfoN. 0otober q. iSss.S
In psrsSsncs Of the PROVISIONS Of the act 20 pro
vide for executinf the public PRINTING. Sc sp-
proved Ausrst -, 1851, sealed proposals Will Be
received ~ this once. The Capitol until the hrst
n for iurn,shss the peper that nay be required Ior
the pube printing for the ending on the lst asy
The su6iolned list specifies. n-srly q, can DO
Of fs each Kind Of psper thai VIII be rec aired:
"A CLAssl.
1850 reams hne printing psper. uncslendefea. 70
ma sssfe "a IN D inches, ard tn Neqh iorty I'VE
pounds 10 the ream of $50 sheets.
CLASS 2.
5000 resms hpe printing Paper, ca ena cree. 20
measure q by IS INCHES, sna 10 sesh my sN
pounds to the ream Of tsn sheets.
SO reams superfne printing paper. hsro slsea see
cslepdered TO measure - by g inches sna 10 "ekn
forty eight pounds Ia the ream OF sss sheets
CLASS "a
leeo reams superine map paper. slzed ana oaien
dered, Of suoh sizes as mas be Teqnireo cor
and weighing twenty POUNDS Per Team Oh ""
sheets.
GLASS;.
3 o reams superhne pate paper, loalenoeleo. OF
unoa endersd. AS may lie required ~ ~ - lns"oss
and of srch welgh ut per ream rs Hlaf be reeolr~o.
The hire of the paper oi each OF the at9Tr cheses
to be of linen and cotton. Tree irum al acuteTaitn
with Their substances ol lalT Vnltr ueSt.
and put mp qures al twenty four sheets each AM
m b, nd ca III two eac"; esch ream 10 contain
4sn perfect sheets Uniformity To- color, ihlcsntsk
and weight will lie required sEd no bnndie eNoln
OF wrappeTD vaIy ng over or under ave per oet
from the Sta dard weIkht will lie recetved ana the
gross weight will IN all cases he required MlNiiE
of various thicknesses IN the s1me bundle 20 msk-
up the weight wall be considered violation OF the
contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-02
WHEN THE COURSE OF HUMAN

NV f'H@tN OT
w evonts, Ladies ard Gentlemen iose ole of tn e,r
greatest natural attrsctio1s-a fine head of hsir--t
becomes matter of serious importance, and the
question ls hat shall do to stop the hair from
falling off, and restore It's ygor and beauty In re-
s,I 20 thi: snery We beg 70 say Try DR.: HAIR RIS'
applications will stop the air falling or breaking
remove dandruf, keep the scalp clean and white,
ana lmpart freshness and vlgoT to the hair; and
continued use OF 1t two months will insure you a
lnxurisnt head Of hair. Cal and Seta bottle, and if
and get the price paid,
Sold in Richmond by w. PETERSEN Drur.
Elst, corner Main and lzth. and Main ard Wall sts
Gist, BROWNS Hotel Building. Pa. avenue, and b,
b. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pc.
avenue. apl IL
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DKOPOSALS FOR SHAFTS.
Y: 8. CAPITOL EXTENSION


SEALED PROPOSALS viii re received at this office
until the fourth day of December next. at noon fog
furnishing. on the grounds Of the ExtensIon Of the
exterior pOrticos of that building.
The dimensions follows:
One hundred shafts. including the upper torus of
the base each shaft to be twenty five ct two and
one sIghh inches m bright from the bottom of said
toIns to the TOP Of the upper astragsl.
10 he three feet seven ard hive eIEhths inches the
diameter the shan above 20 he three feet, and at
inches; and the damster OF the upper 20 lie
two feet eleven and seven esths inches These are
Allthe hiocks 10 be scabbl ed round TO Dimensions
and 10 be free from all defects which yould make
blsmshes in the finished column.
The above shafts TO he OF white American marble.
sim ar in COLOR grain. and to that used
IN the exterior of the Cap'toi EXTENSION, which
comes from near Lee. Massachusetts.
Every rropo al should Re accompanied with a
block at least one cubic foot an size. q specimen
of the marble offered. THIS specimen will be sub
fore being accepted for the worb.
The proposals should state the time within which
panied by written guarantee, tig-cd by one or
more responsible persons. TO the effect that he or
they undeLtate That The bidder or bidders WILL n has
Ia ten days, with good snd sum Gent seourltI.s for
the comp elton ofthe work undertaken: said euar.
United States District Judge. United States UI.-
trot Attorney. Navy gent, or some Officer of the
general government or IndIvii ual known TO the IN
sineer or Department of War, that the susrsnior.
are able to make good their guarantee.
The United Sta'es reserves the right TO reject any
or all BIDS not deemed advaniag eous. and 10 make
arangemen's for procuring he - arbe.
Proposals will he received for furnishing the shat
four feet length. and the number of shafts Offered
IN single blocks or IN pieces, ecIvey, should be
PROPOSALS will he opened in thIs Office AZ noon of
the 4th December next. IN the presence of bidders
who may choose TO he present.
BY order OF the Secretary of War:
NJ q MEIGS
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A NEW system OF INSTRUCTION IN
"A DANCING,

rnoI hhAUSE respectfully notifies the citizeps
OF Warrington that he Is prepared to form A "a
tIOs In Dancing. ~
HIS system Is one which, upon trial, will efaA
fopnd. although novel, SO based upon mathemaIIcal
rqes as 10 insure to every pupil such know edg
OF the science as will enable them To be come proh
cienh therein IN TWELVE LESSONS. This "a the Ar q
81 progress and. startling may appear he cna-
ehses test and feels confident that the su ccess "a
ne past IN California and other places 10 a sure gar
aantee mat every pupil who will take Iustruc,JOu
~ "a BIN wiz hsI with 10Y the ppOrtunty afforded
emnIos ~ pr hcient IN less time than 10 usually
60 20 acquire even the knowledge of placing
ths Ieet correctly. VI f'oi"s
81 can Be O. nsqlted daiIv at Carusi,s DANCING
?, an1er the Theatre, from q 10 o a m aod !
Soi1Ip, m ard to m. where MS t.pns and The
- .III ne gwen c25-2w
A UiE ITO NARY OF protocol APBy lin
suthnr ~ u slth Diagrams, By Thomas Suttnp ~ a
~ vi Topographic Notes: 81 Dc IL ~ -
v,,k - Snnofen's Bible Picture Hook ,,t..,..,os
0CsngraVlngs: 81 So "4eS'ta'fu
Illustrated Wiz - ,etnIs Book Of English History,
,FRANkL1N PHILIPS
Oo2s bookstore, Penn, avenue
bet. 9Th a. a 10th sts
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DORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION.-A per
feet Portrait of yourself 70 r25 cents warranted
not to fade 1000 Of these bear. ful pictures made
sitter is perfectly satisfied. Pictures on paper for
>, cents, which can be sent by mail without extra
light not required. X. G.. WOODLEY,
Photographer, No. SI2 r. street,
te @-6Tu Willards',
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DEN rISTRY IMPROVED.

n DEN riSTRY IMPROVED. -.
R.MUNSON Is now setting Teeth on Vulcan
lite, combining the irresistible advantages
OF cheapness, durability, usefulness and in 49,
creased comfort. Those having badly fit ~44IH
ing plates now be guaranteed perfect fit. Teeth
mounted on VulcsnIte will cost -thrd less than
and sac specimens al SSe Pennsy lvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-02

CLASS 6.
No. ]. 500 reams quaTto post writing paper.
s. 500 reams DENY do.
e. on reams folio post DO.
s. 80 reams medium DO
s. Streams royal do.
.. 50 reams super royal do.
9. 50 reams imperial do.
8. loo resms colorsd medium (assorted colorsD
No. I. $500 rcam, writing paper 10 by Is inches, 20
weigh twenty eight pounds per resm.
weigh twents thrte pounds per rcsm.
s. s,loo reams wrIt'nf parer, ~ b, IS inches. TO
weIshtwenty Fix pounds.
e. lol reams writing paper, 10 by q inches, TO
weigh twenty -four pounds per Isam.
S. $40 reams writing psper. ls by ls inches, TO
weigh twent' two pounds per ream.
<on reams writing psper. y ~ ls niche, TO
weith twelve pounds per ream.
All the papers Designated in ciasses 6aLd must
CONTAIN 4aJ perfect shesis ~ the ream and no ost
s5s suITes: they are to be mlss ct me best mate
maHn'I: The papers an ass are 90 be white or
bae. Of the regular standard sizes o. the respective
kinds. and of such weights as may be required by
this once; those IN lass ar. TO be white, and Of
The rIs M is reserved Of ofdeIIns greater OF less
quantity of each and ever kline contracted for m st
gu mites as the pub &c service may require.
Each class wifi be console red separately and be
fer for one more Of the classes the same prcpo
No proposals will be considered Unless socompa
ned by the guarantee that the bidder bidders, n
his or their proposal shsl be accented, will enter
o'3 an Ss Sh sTSS ead sus s sqs
proposals vi be furnished ~ thus ofh.s. and Lone
will he taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing Herewith.
All the psper In the several c!asse. must lie delrv-
washington CIV, in good order fee Of al and eV ~
extra charge or expense, and subject to the nspeo
ton, count. weight and measurement # the super
intendent. and to be 10 all respects Satisfactory
Samples Of oil the paper required may be At
this once. or will be sent to persons applying for
them.
The proposals. Will be opened in the manner re-
suirsd by law ION the first Tuesday after the. FIRST
Monday IN December" next, l7th ard the ,ntraot
Will be awarded to the lowest bidder.
Proposals will he addressed TO GEO. w. Bow
MAN. superintendent of the PablIc PnntIng. pitol
of the United States," and endorsed Proposals for
supply ng pare" 90 S eotd
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j. III. OONDON,
PRoTEcTEt 81 RoIn LsftsM r,,snt Of

J. kOTECTEO By Royal Letters fstent 81
England, and secured By the Seals Of the Ecole Do
Pha2maciede Psrisand the Imperial College of ed
lone, Vienna. Triesemar No. 10 q remedy for Re-
taxation, Spermatorrh6a, and Exhaustion Of the
system: Trieeemar No. efeotualy, IN the short
space Of three days, completely and entirely eradi-
oates al traces Of those disorders which and
oubebs have long been though antidote for 70
the ruin Of the health Of vast portion of the popu
istlon; Trlesemar No. SIS the great Continental
nately, the English ply can treats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction Of the patients const
tuition, and which all the sarsaparia the world
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. |, 2, and are alike
devoid q taste or smell and ofali IsuseatInG sush-
use being suspected. Sold in tin cases, and divided
leman, Roux, Rioord, &e., 30. Prloe 9S each,
or four cases In ono for %, which saves eS and in
ga cases.
sod By DIR. H. A: BAR ROw, No. 80 Prince sta
few blocks west Of Broadway, New York. Imme
diatey on reoelR Of the amount DIR. b. will forward
the % of THESE mar and the large sizes, car
rage paid, thus nsurns genuine European prepare
tons. The IS cases also sent, but not free Of
rage. Consultations AZ ususl, from IL q. m. till
?. m. and from tall p. m, At No. le7 Prince st.,
few blocks west Of Broadway. fellJ