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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05

MoTBERs!--Read the following testimony
to the success of DR.. Eaton's lnrantile Cor
dial:
"MoRGAsvILLE, July goth, 1859.
"DR, EATON. DEAR Sir: have much
pleasure in certifying 10 the perfect harm.
lessness and efficacy of your lnfantile Cor.
dial, end cheeriully recommend it to those
who have children teething. have used
il in my own family, end have sold over two
hundred bottles the past year. All those
who ever used it unite IN it's praise for all
diseases for which you recommend it.
Yours, &C., E. F. LATHROP."
BLooD FooD! Blood FooD! !-."DR.
BRONSON, Sir: 1t may not be valueless TO
you, to know that have used the dlfiere II
Preparations Of Blood Food in several cases
and uniformly with suceess; 'snt that 1 am
convinced they are near Approximation to
the means Of radical cure of those cases
of Chronic Disease for which they are pre-
pared, than any other Medicinal Agencies
known to the Pharmacopsia.
81 recommend these Preparations, as am
naturally desirous that they should be most
widely tested and adopted.
X. X. BROWN, NJ. D.,
100 West Broadway
"New York, Sept 18th, 1882"
See advertisement. For sale by !. II
Patterson, st. Clairsvile.
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New Subscribers.

New Subscribers.
. We acknowledge the receipt Of very
handsome addition to our list Of subscribers.
On last Saturday through the efforts OF
Joseph A. Harris and others we added to
our list 46.
Before that WIN. Meche ,of Washington
Township, sent US 6. We hope and con-
idently expect that this is only beginning.
Send in the names is still the cry.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05
The Charlesworth Convention--.Tre.
mendous Bell Ringing!

The Charlesworth Convention---Tre-
mendous Bell Ringing!
The Charlesworth Convention, alias the
Democratic aid.Society, met in Belmont
to-day, wednesday, and nominated the
following ticket:
For Sheriff,
WIN. KIGER, of Somerset.
For Auditor,
JOHN GARDNER, of Warren.
For Probate Judge,
JOHN LORING. of Pease.
For Commissioner,
JAS. ALEXANDER, Of Pease.
For Innrmary Director.
MAHLON HATCHER, of Riehland.
This is a very good ticket. The Conven-
tion was large.
CALDWELL their standing speaker was
there. The Democrats are jubilant here
Well cool their courage yet. Only wish
the candidates on this ticket could hear
their rejoicings
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05
ssv.se Lightning

Severe LightninB 4 ~ -
On last Saturday night, our nsghborhooe
wsrvisited BY thunder storm scarcely pF.
al!eled in the recollection Of any one. For
two hours the whole heavens were lit up By
the constan, flashes Of ligh,ping The earth
Y shook with the loud and oft repeated peals
Z. Of thunder. The bursts, Of thunder were
more frequen. snd much louder than we
have ever known. ~ -. =
David Brown three miles East or town
had swo cows killed under an apple tree near
} bis dwelling. Hte1.tss
Abner Stil.well three miles North Of
town lost fine OK and eight sheep by the
/. lightning. Il struck the telegraph wires at
two places between this and Wheeling,
tearing the hard locust posts with perfect
: impnnity. We also hear Of many trees
which wers struck at the came time. The
rsin. which accompanied the storm did great
dsmSgs hy'wsshing'in some places.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05
wheeling ssspension Bridge.

Tho new Suspension Bridge at Wheeling
Is going forward rapidly, and will be com.
pleted about she goth inst. The lntelligen D.
Ger says that the immense cables are to be
painted white, the suspenders blue, the bsn-
listers Of the footwafks red and the floor
beams pf drab collar, so that the bridge
may i.hs .expscted,to present upon it's com.
pletjpps not, only a substantial aud durable
appearance, but also handsnme one.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05
The Treasurer

The Treasurer
or the Belmont County Agricultural So.
ciety 10 now prepared to pay of In full all
premiums Of 1859 now remaining unpaid.
All those entitled to such will call upon
the Secretary for their Orders.
c. w. Carroll, Secretary.
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Ths Ch.rIesvorth Convention.

On Saturday evening las, the "Derno-
cratic-aid-society" were in session pnransn'
to the cell Of their Captain, in the office o!
the Independent Republican concoeting, in
secret conclave, the obstruction Of the Peo-
plea ticket. The immense number In at.
tende nee was counted. Including boys
"they seere seven" This is good index to
their strength In the county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05
LOCAL ITEMS
General Lewis Cass.

General Lewis Cass.
OF Michigan, the present Secretary Of
State, at Washington, was At the Mcclure
House, in Wheeling. on lsst "Wednesday,
9Th ult. He was on his wsy home In De-
trols Michigan.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05
Stlarriages,

AT the Union House, Garfield, on ;he
l4th inst, by B. G. Wilcox, Esq, Nj.
JAMES MALsBURY and Mrs. CATHERINE
O'NEAL, of Goshen township, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05

at the front door of the Court House, in St Cars-
vile, bet xeen the hours Of 10 O'Clock. N. and
o'clock, ?. n, OF said day, the following property
TO wit: Situate in the county oi BNmonf and State
OF Ohio, being part OF the N. w quarter of Sec
"a, 1p4 and Range 3, in the Marietta District,
and bounded as follows. Beginning at largo ia,
rock on the South side of Pipe creek, near the
waters edge, and near the coal hank fourteen rods
West Of the head gate Of the McGrew Mill race;
thence West OF the loot Of the hill l3f rods TO a
stone station marked B; thence N. l5S crossing
the State road to the centre OF Pipe creek, rods;
thence in a SOUTHEAST course down the creek 50
ss not oinclude the spring. about Is rods TO the
place OF oibegnning, Containing seventy t7o) perchs
Appraised OF s95. T. LOCHARY.
Sheriff Of Belmont county, Ohio.
SheTiff>s Office, ST. Clairsville. June 2lst. 1850
printers feesS-.
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lndiscretions of Youth; Sores and Ulssr,
Drops,csl swellinss, ParsI's g. Stiff Join,s

Although the above complain do differ widely IN
their origin and nature, yet they all require Ioeaf
treatment. Many OF the worst Of sueh diseases
will yicld in . comparatively short spaee Of tisns
when this o In iment 10 diligently rubbed into tbs
parts affected, even after every ether means hsvs
failed. In aiiserious maIsdies the Pills should -
taken aetording TO the printed directions asesoya
uying eshe boz. =
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MA VlDDAl HDJgl,
(Oppo',te The Court Houss,)
ST. CAIRsviLLE, OHIO.

THOMAS JOH NSON
A NNOUNCES to his old friends and the public
IA generally that he has again leased this well
and furnished the house throughout in the best
style, and will leave nothing undone TO me.it O
continuance. OF the patronage heretofore shown
him. The
"@HES
To this house are large and commodious and shall
always be attended by trusty and careful hostlers.
Neiswanger's New Omnibus leaves this house
every morning, Sundays excepted, for Wheeling
reiuraing the same day
@ Attached to this house is first class Livery
Stable. junl4
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MorHERs!-Read the following testimony
to the success of DR.. Eaton's lnGantile Cor
dial:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27

IL The last arrival from Europe brings inteli
eshce oil the death of one of the few remainino
Smcets who served under the frs. Napoleon
Marshal Reille, who was among the most nron,i
nent men I'm the wars of the first Emnifa r.
IsH Louis Philippe made him Marshal Of
france, and he was, from 1852 to the time of hi,
I sn, senator OF France: BY his death Jerome
bonaparte Is the oldest living Marshal of France
UrIn Norfolk. Va. on Saturday last ~.
cutchers and hucksters struck and would not
rent any stalls from the city, allegino thai ths
H llniInum price charged by the city $500 and
cfo) was too much The auctioneey conI5 -,
get more than two Of the stalls off The bntcbcrs
however, soon changed their minds on learnin"
,hdt the authorities Intended to ask double n,T
Ioi all stalls not rented before Monday. fN'
IL Jas; A McCorkle, who embezzled SIS 0co
"a ,ne Iunos OF the Peoples Bank, at Richmond
Indiana, of which he was cashier has been ~: Cd
convicted and sentenced to pay a fine of ss0n h,
nisfSanehised for five years, and incarcerated in
tne STATE prison for four years After comunjttinn
the crime McCorkle He'd to Texas hut was GO
lowed and captured. ' ''''
~ Inc hre companies of Montreal have voted
TO turn out in full force on the occasion of the Vic
,olIa bridge celebration, to offer prizes for the
oest eng ines, ana TO have torchlight processio
and ball. Tive companies are expected from tbs
United states, with steam fire engines
ne Charleston Mercury, recountinp sew
efai ro6beries, says: " Hotel thieves are pettino
dul.e caring and active among us. Te take
!hem TO be the ardRt courier of the nortbe-r
hordes sent forward to ascertain the points of tb
town" p0i"s Vi 'n'
dispatch says: "The shoemakers, strik,
AZ Haverhill has collapsed. Most of the iour
have gone to work and the Prssident of ~ m
ganization with the other leader. In. $500 VI
IN disgust, after denouncing the strikers for no
holding out" All "o
The Chicago Times says that the Ohm
Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin delegation :.
,ne CnafiestOn Convention, have all secured com
Wills House ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA INT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27

IL Monday afternoon writes the Albany cor
respondent of the Post, beheld the Chamber full
Of ladies, come to hear Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stan
ton address the Senate and Assembly Committees
Of the Legislature on the subject of extending the
elective franchise to women. Ii gave one some
idea Of how legislative halls will appear after the
boon shall be COnCeded-when women shall vote
and be voted for. Seats, Hobbies and galleries
were thronged Senator Hammond Of the Senate
committee, opened the soemnties by inviting
any person who chose to address the committee
aud Mrs: Stanton, escorted by the Rev. Mr. MAYO
assembled the desk.
A correspondent of the New York Times write.
az follows upon the subject: Last evening, OF
yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Stanton spoke for two
hours in advocacy of these doctrines, before tn.
House Judiciary Committee. and an audience
that filled the Assembly Chamber as never saw il
filled, except when Seward was elected Senator
IN SIS Then Ii was jammed-yesterday ii wa,
simply full. Mrs. Stanton talked forcibly-it i.
needless for me ts say that she talked earnestly OF
woman's sufferings, sweetly Of her endurance
eloquenuy Of her rights. When she talked OF
her right to be protected In the enjoyment OF
her property, Of her rights to be released from
The bondage of an ill-assorted marriage she wa:
listened to with marked favor. She pleaded these
demands with the feeling of true woman and
she carried the conviction that she not asking
more than policy well justice demanded
should be conceded. When she claimed that he,
voice should be heard on the hustings and he,
vote be received at the box she was earnest
and eloquent, and plausible, but she mus. hay,
felt that she was not convincing her audience
and she did notn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

,WlLLARDS' HOTEI.-P johnson and I,d,
w. ~; Mas o Johuson. do; F stanton Saasas; 3 F
Tenn b. S Ssnsnsf us $40; G Gsnj.ss
= Mex Greene. Mass; q Field, ny: " Hods5S::
camp Ford kar 20; bs w mh iss ~
haHHFsf do; Caldwell Do Rgs ii " CAL; Ms
1,es hd,ssns; Dol Master Higgins, = GRAND, AMI
and Mlss Rls ss DR. Rk0df and
and sdS Mass: fh sham; ca! Gs Per
hd; Nc Lindsey and lsty, ny; Miss q Rs,e '
60; f TtS hTd lady. do; Mrs sands DO II
dSi W Bennett: Ny; JG, en-, Nd; G s Psse and and
,a .day NMssf; Bull and lady. Mich; Morgan and
BROWNS HOTEL-Mr Pende,on. Md. W 2
Va; Ss. + Fur Tune 1er; Duoss9 de- Klnny,
IA slns Nh Shi 8.sfds,99a. Per;
Wss,nM1 o%VE. VIE alSsoa. o ind;
., I. sy@%e. bs; st% so5 MIS-; Z, =
I,nn Fl How-on. GsbSott'o pa vi 7; to w Marsh.
" Henry and lady, Adams and family. M. MY =
P-rklns and lady, Mich. :"
, NATIONAL H0TEL.-C l. Barrett, NY: G.
Nf; s ais &C: " VA Tenn; T b.
l. RovsId' Nd: ' " Ss Z Gusn Howard and lady, II
pb " U seiai II Msrr MS,diP r.:
p.v,s Hserthpg; Md mt snd Mrs Dever. Va; MIS-
Boyton, DC. ~ davenport y Burt Pa; Z
cklRKWo0D HOUSE.-C CopsIo,s A .uos
Mec hhnos' NJ w Woo! use; Mass; Hon ! q
y>ssSad.lsr SCI Moo mani, Pa waIiaSS:. We We:
t',s =. t r, and ladies', M Trplett Miss; w n
WASHINGTON HOUsE-rR DsIroo, NV.
lssr MI H MIG Cent eii. Tenn; 5 Johnson and
W. CIspP Miss; w Smith and I.Gy' NJ nfgieI
Alien and ally. CT. " ''o'' mo' ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27

eNHn9, YunsoD r, Wflarle Hoss,
$500 Ip11r Ayaees. - PelneyivSayasv
~, t. sfT fi1. = q g ;; is Sssa'0' Ain
Sseseueon, John Wy Pnvsts, - CT
Stewan, lance A, Nssiohal Rotel
Stokes, WIN. B., Brovn's Hotsi
Stouty Lansing, United StAtes Hcte
STtIatton, ohm l.. n, Wilarcs', ofsice rs Pa sv
Japan, Mason W., Nationsl Hotel
rtylor, yir Private, west side 2. Sc ~, bet 400
rhayer, Iii, Willsrds, Hotel
Tneeker, Thomas c., Hysu's, So Paw
Thomas, James r., T &C
Tompklns, Cydnor B., Washington House
Trlmble, Carey A, WIllards Hotel
Lakewood, John w. n, IS 9Th st
vauandIg ham, Glenn. L., SO .s
Vance, Zebulon b, Mrs Hsrrison'e, 81 Pc ~
vendeyer, Wm., Private, 10 Massaohusetn ~
Van Wyek, Charles H, National Hotel
xerIee, John Wizards Hotel
Wade. Edward, SIS c st
W W.s5On Henry, Washington House
Wsshburn, c. C., Clsr endou House, esh et q Pc ~
Mashburne, Elihu D., 4s5 e,h et
Washburn, IT,, Israel, Private, Franklin Row. Sc
Webster, Edwin a, Mr.. Harrison's. N1 Re. a.
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Ttliel's, - Missouri -
Whiteley, VIM. g.. 5l2 I'm ct
Wilson, James, Washington Rcuss
Window, Wm., Avenue Hot-T
Minslov, Warren, rs Ct
Wood, John, 500 18th &C
WoodrGf, John. willarcs' Hotel
Woodson, Samuel IL, Browns Hotel
Wright, John ". Browns Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27
MEDIOINES.
n rs HOT TOO MUCH 10 GAY,
i SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOU N g.,
aRRUW m IRS TRUTH.

vlz:-rHAr RR N9EEES xTfv WOODS HAIR
the h.iis ssss 70 e sSrse 70 any
x. Ssd ssh ISSS;
make more soft and bsantHd than any IN , OIL end
est Sxe. Ststesmen, Judges, AttoIney., Doctors;
81 81 n ssd and
pony that ne 90 not Say 100 muon In It's favor.
HICKORY GROVE, St. Charles CO.. Mo-, Nov. ls, 81.
PROF o. J: wooD-Dsar Sir: Sometime last summer vs
:s.e ~er. so our duty to you s sSd III:
sa,eed 70 rspor, it. Our little sous head for .om:tn. had
head The hair almost entirely OF in Consequence
". did g with . op. Of bus S.s y our
surprise, and that Of all friends very few
crop Of hair out and We a sa ous
boy has as healthy scalp and a. luauriant hair
mend your RsstoIatys perfect remedy for all diseases Of
SARAH A. HIGGINBorHAM.
PROP WooD-Dsar sir: My hair had, for several years.
which th. application e..ary
in dr.:sng When commenced using your Hair Restora
ing continued till within the last three weeks has
greatly be preferred those produced by the application
Of oil. or other have used
used Hair Restorative, simpi. purpos. Of
G..s 10 M: al no a I s61S a ',:
Mrs., c. srmorps, ia Third .,,..t
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 10, 1857.
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec. s. 1851
PROP. WooD-Dear Sir: By the advice Of a friend Of
due.d try bad the fever, last May. aud
nesry every HAIR my head Now my hair has
come deal thicker than Nothing
duty and sympathy that feel to
afflicted as have BEEN would induce give this
public Of the bens6t have from
Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Yours respe caully, A. R. jacob
The Restorative putpp bottles of three sizes,
VIZ: large, medium, and small the small holds hall
pint, and retails for one dollar per bottle the me-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent more proper
ton than the SINAI retails for two dollars per bot
tie the large holds quart, 30 per cent more in
proportion, and retas for $50 bottle.
O. J. WOOD CO., fropristors, Sl2 Broadway,
New York, IN the great n: Y: Wire Railing Estab-
and sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27
SENATOR'S.

Anthony, II. B., willsrds' Hotel
sss sS e. J Pc Is sS q:
B BssssT Phsns: X:15d5 Sssi House
Brown, A. g.. Nsaonsi AT H i d" ~ ana "a "
r nv: G, ss2ass %''
Che,nnt James, Browns Hotel
Clay. G. De e, Bro M s;" Rect HOUSE
cHIlssmsI InOi 10 s Pc az BET 18th and ish ste
PSa H1n, Jefferson; 2ss q. bet nm and 18th
BooIsie sI r. CosiGI SoI.d as. ss':s
S kS.
Fitch. fsham N, So Z i, BET 9th and lCtS 9.
EE Eli sdIo,B Benjamin, Browns Hotel
Foster, I F. s., WSs iiIardRs Hossi 800"
STSen: James s. Crntshstt's, "a. COZ and 9Th sts
Sslss: J . F. e. ssas 9: q aossI 18th
H HsTsHI jansi, Mss5i S House ''''' ''''
ssass? Ne Gs%s : s. I'll ii.s q: M ,'
k Rsh1ssH, AndEss Tenn 9 Char ls' H0ssl
kInE, Preston, Schrivensr's, Is A 81, Capitol Hin
Lane, Josegh. Browns Hotel
SS ST: 4si 4: ., r. kifkSSod Hsass !.
Polk, T,
Powell, l.. w, sSs G st, bet 18th and 18th
skiSsf, A. NJ, MiS ROY, = Beg i ~ and I't"
ss@ sss,aaI M pF PI mn ;s,s III e..
siideii. JeSss sia h It, 'i BET 18Th and ,sx
Ten Eyck, ). G., Mr.. MoB!aiI, ls2 I 81 and Pc av
TThomPsop, John K; t5e 18th g, bet and
TEumbull, Lyman, 45l 9th st. bet E and
Wade, b; F., Mrs; Hyatt's $50 Pc sv, bet eth q It'll
Wilson, Henry, Mr. Joys, cor 9Th and Pa sv
WlgfaiI. l.. T., Browns Hotel
WILKINSON, NJ. 3 MIR. Solomon's, 46s sth Ut
fulee, David L., 30 st, bet nth and 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27

The CALIFORNIA DELEGATION emiprate d
Charlestonian writes to the Mercury as follows
The California and Oregon delegations propose
10 camp OUT In frontier style during the Conven.
ton-they will take down their own tents for that
purpose. We shall require room enough for some
tnree large marques and from twenty to twenty.
nve small TENS, as there will be abou. forty al
tsnoants from the Pacific slope-all good men and
rue; and jewellers beyond the Sierra Nevada.
mink you will find these visitors from the Paciac
a. souhu on the Constitution as even you would
desire, and as pleasant set Of fellows "a can he
Gatneted anywhere" The Mercury states that the
camping ground has been secured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

i PORT.-The steamer l.. j. -
s,sDs he M FL. k Rite sase. sorsS EH
Harper's Ferry, and on THURSDAYS atsa ~ ,
for Harpcr's perry and VII ,amspnrt The ftesIn
TUESDAYS at .. IN Il for Hsrper's Ferrr and
Wi Transport, and on SATURDAYS ats a. M feI
Barpers -rry.
B.-The SIengle osb he chartered on WED
NESDAIS and the hntecre On FRIDAYS for
excursion parties. mails m.
THE STEAMER JAS. GUY Will resume he's
ES ssySs;SS isss; WI t;ssS isi i, 80
FRIDAY, ats O'Clock q. NE and ahRGG'EYANnpI.
q half psst6 O'Clock. Tor CURRIOMAS and *.
vii vii Iea I'VE SERR1oMAN every wEDNEsnSr
and SATURDAY. at 5 o'oloct a. W
N.ru,, IUC1AN e. PAGE. Propric,or
MA Th,L BoUSH, AT. AlexsrdTia- Do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27
THE EVENING STAR.
EARIv SNOwDROPS

Early snowdropsi Pearls unfolden.
Laughed blue-eyed child IN glee,
Mingled with the crocus golden
Ye shall make q wreath Tor me.
While the ice - on the Tlyer,
And its gushing fong Is dumb,
Ere the errowy sunbeams culver,
As the purple violets come.
Early, snowdrops, white and shining.
SAID mother with a sigh,
Ger little grave you're twininy,
Pure as angels wings on high;
w hen my soul is tempest driven,
Those starred portals brighten there,
Doth my little Rose in heaven
Wrea.hed celestial snowdropS wear:
Early snowdrops. flowers OF Messing,
SAID a sick girl, bending low,
Shall see the sun caressing
June's fair roses ere go,
IN INV home where JesSamIneS grOwIng.
Der the porch where sunrise burst:
Ii ut NV tears We urge tn flowing.
Early snOwdToPs, We were hrst.
Early snowdTops, meek and lowly.
As the thoughts our childhood knew.
Types Of faith SO high and holy,
Watered by salvation dew;
Angel flowers TO inortals granted,
Teaching men white thoughts to wear,
ChIldren's souls To heaven transplanted
Once eaTth's early snOwdrops were.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-27
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSFORM


raof2sALs will be received a. the office of the As
npti - m rue at Fort X r.,
next, for the transportation Of military snppes
during ,g the years 1860 and 1861, on the following
I. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley. in the
TeLritSry Of Kansas, and from the town Of Kansas,
In the State OF Missouri, to Fort Unon in the Ter,
be in that Territory, and to any point on
Territory Of New ss 81 mIy
!ne posts Or dePots that are or be estabi she'd
Forts bliss and oFFR imoTe oil New Mexico, except
be es. oe to o ira zach not
thousand pounds nor moTs 1 than Hne svs m
,IPISPossI. Win stats the rate per 40 pound. per
and vii be made for each route separately"
their places Of residence and be PREPARED to enteS
into contracts, and to execute bonds, with FOOD az
me Fort fy
t h1. 70 sSssed on each route, as as
Contractors will be required to be in readiness
ioI serves BY the Is: day OF May succeedns their
o to b
h a. amy
places business or sEenoss At or In tSs nave
S 2. pI1 kHSveIxorth and e Fort Union or othsr
manicatsd With SesSiiJ. which they may be com
81 Esch proposal VIII Be accompanied By the p,mes
sistant Qusrtersstcr at Fort L s.vstoths As
o be stessed his ssSs they
Proposals will be endorsed ~ follows. "p,o,o
sals i9r an.sortation," and none viii be entep
ions ofs IN III. wss all the spua
Inc night Il reserved Of rejecting all the bids that
2yMtRrHnNAsTER SIsznAI'. o,y,cn.
Ien Washlnt ton city, Feb H. 1sen
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIEsEMAR, 1, ., L ;,

IHIESEWAK, I, ., 8,
Protected BY Royal Letters PGtsaf If EHsl1sd aaS
eesred ty tie Seals Of the Eeole de Fin,rnacts q.
Ports, and :hs Imperial College Ct Medicine.
Ptenna.
No. 1 Is invaluable for exhaustion, S,ermator
rhGa, and all physical disabilities.
No. = completely Grad oates all traces of thos.
diseases that have been hitherto treated BY the nan
eeous and pernicious use of copevla and cubebe.
No. has entirely supplanted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speed =
relief al impurities, and roofing out the
.TRiESEMKR, Nos. LET and 3 ARE prepared in Ii.
form Of lOzenge, devcid Of taste and smell, and
can be caIrled In the wnstcoat pocket Sold IN Tin
tered By Valpeau, Lallemsnd, Roux, RIoord, 90,
Price IS each or four Gases for 81 which saves as;
To be had. Who'll esale aad retail, Of Or. BARROW,
1874 BleeokeI street, four doors below MoDoues)
mittanoe, DR.: Barrow will forward the TrieseM,s.
70 any part OF the world, securely packed and ad-
Sold ALSO By s. CALVERT FORD, IT,, Wash
Ihktoh, ~. Y. de 6-6m
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To TIE AFFLICTED! xps ,

INDIAN VEGETABLE DEC0CTfON.
, This valuable preparation has proved to be one Of
the greatest remedies for Eryspelas, Scrofuls.
thhenmatsm. ScuIvy, EruPtions and Blotches on
sne Skln, Plles, Bilious, Ague and Fever, Old Sores
Nervous Debility, Dys pepsia, Liver. Salt Rheum,
anu al diseases arising from the effects of Meroury
Testimonials And certificates from hundreds of
Respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts of
ntylnE to Its curative powers,
III II Is sold by most Of the Druggists of Bslti-
MRS NJ. COX,
15s East Baltimore street
between Eden street and Central avenus
none genuine unless her name Ia blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork VIZ 'Ae
W Prlce 81 per bottle. six bottles for S5
Wholesale AGENT. X. :. T. CIssEL, I,rus,ist
George.own, y; c., has been appointed Wholesale
Agent TOT the District and viii suppy the trade a.
iay PrIors. de 22-tr