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WHEN 1 MEAN TO MARRY,
II JOHN &. eAXE.

II JOHN G. sAxE.
When do mean to marry?--Well--
IT'S idle to dispute with fate:
But ifyou choose to hear Inc tell,
Pray listen while fix the date:-
When daughters haste with eager feet,
A mothers daily toll to share;
Can make the puddings which they eat
And mend the stockings which the,
wear:
When maiden's look upon nan,
As in himself what they would marry
And not as army soldiers scan
A sutler or commissary; -.
When gentle ladies who havo got
The offer Of lover hand,
Consent to share his earthly lot,
And do not mean his lot Ct land.
When young mechanics are allowed
To find and we'd the farmers girls
Who don't expect to be endowed
With rubics, diamonds and pearls.
When wives, in short, shall freely give
Their hearts and hands to aid their
spouses
And live as they were wont to live
Within their sires' one story houses;
Then, ,nadam--if I'm not too DID,
Rejoiced to quit this lonely life,
I'll brush my beaver, cease to scold,
And look about me for a wife!
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-20
THE BENCH AND BAR.

Judson T. Mills, of South Carolina,
was Judge of the District Court in
Northern Texas, fond Of joke, but
very decided in the discharge of his du-
ty. Thomas Fa, ming Smith was a prac
|ticing lawyer At the bar, and having
|shamefully misstatcd the law in his
address 10 the jury, turned to the
Court and asked the Judge to charge
tho jury accordingly. The Judge was
ind, gnant and replied
"Does the counsel take the Court
to be fool?" Smith was not abashcd
by the reprooof but instantly respond
ed: 81 trust your Honor will not in
sist on an answer TO that question as
I might in answering it, truly be con-
sidered guilty of contempt Of Court y
t'Fine, the counsel ten dollars, Mr..
Clerk !" said the Judge.
Smith Immediately paid the money
and remarked that it was ten dollars
more than the Court could show.
"Fine tic counsel fifty doll:rs!!'' said
the Judge.
The fire was entered by the clerk,
and Smith not being ready to respond
in that sum set down. The next
morning on the opening of the CONT,
Smith rose and with much Difference
of matter began
"May it please your Honor, the
clerk toek the little joke Of yours, yes.
terday, about the fifty dollars, as serious
as perceive from the reading of tho
minutes. Will Your Honor DC pleased
to inform him of the error and have il
crased?" The coolncss of the rcqucs,
and the implied apology pleased tho
Judge and !:e rs;;s.i.ted The fine.
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no TIE L s.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

Lcvecstrect. Immediately opposite tic Steam
athahding, Rcd Wing. Minnesota,
\. A. Il T.. l.. TEELE, PEopE1EToRs S
'NltIS new, spacious and commodious house
L is VOW open for the reception Of guests
1t has boon constructed under tho lmmcdlatc
supervision Of the proprictors. aud nothing has
been omitted insure the comfort and ccnven-
fence Of those who may favor them with their
patronage. The numerous rooms are alhwcll
lighted ventilated and furnishcdin usMncrior
manner. IL connection with tho he'use Is =
good and commodious stable.
INl WING, March 1855. s3tf
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GOODIIUE HOUSE.
r.. F. HENDRICKSON, Proprietor.

l.. F. .1lENDKICkSON, Proprietor.
This new and commodious House is situated
on Plum street, Rcd Wing. 1t has been built
and furnished under the special supervision OF
the proprietor, all the rooms arc we'll lighted
ventilated and furnished. and all persons wish
ing to get the worth Of their money arc res
pccttully invited to give Inn call, and no
pains will be spared to make comfortable all
those who may favor him With their patronage.
In connection with the House is IL good stable,
ard we'll ofwatcr. Ostlcr always IN Attendance.
january 2nl, 1850. l1?tf
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l'Tl:.alS.

t1cNlN.
O'Flaherty said that his wife was
very ungratefnl, ''for when married
her she hadn't rag to her back, and
now she is covered with 'cm''.
A drunken man lately tried to get
a policeman to arrest his own shadow.
His complaint was that an ill-looking
scoundrcl kept following him.
Ayoung lady down east aavcrtiscs
for the young man that ''embraccd ain
opportunity" and says if he will come
over to her town he can do better.
Many poor woman thinks she can
do nothing without y husband; and
when she gets one, finds she cah do
nothing with him.
The storms OF adversely arc whole
some, though, like SHOW storms, their
drifts arc not always seen.
Probably the reason why so little
was written in the dark ages, was
that the people couldn't sec to write
"Don't you mean to marry, my dear
sir?:" No, my dear widow, Ia rather
lose every rib I've got than take an
other. ....s..
The greatest coward may avoid
shaking in his shoes by wearing boots
or going barefoottcd. .--.
Educate the whole man-t;,e head
the heart, the body; the head to think.
the heart to feel and the body to
act.
In Russia many of the domestic
servants are married. In China the
owners of female slaves who do not
procure husbands for them are liable
to prosecution. What do ladies who
|objcct to followers say to this?
A mans reputation often depends
on the place where he falls asleep. If
in drinking saloon, lie is thought a
|drunkarl; If in church, he is regarded
as q model Of picty. ..
A friend of ours was congratulatinG
himself upon having taken very
pleasant trip, Upon inquiry, we learn
cd that he had tripped and fallen into
a young lady's lap. ...
Seneca says that love is a disease.
1t ems, sometimes, to be. combi-
nation of discase--an affection of the
hcari and inflammation of the brain.
YOUNG -"Stanley," said
Widowcr Brown, to his hopeful of tif:
teen summers, 81 want you to remain
1T home this evening""
.What for, par? Where arc you
going?"
That's a very impcrtinent question
for son to PROFOUND to his father, but
l suppose l must answer it. l am
going to pay my best respects ia Miss
Sally Patterson this evening""
"No you don't old hoss! I am going to
sec her myself this evening, and tain't
no use Of us both going to see the
same gal at the anne time.
So saying, young Stanley took up
his hat and walked off, leaving his
father perfectly confonnded.
A MAN FEozES.-An Englisl,man
whose name we have not learned was
frozen to dcatl, OH Saturday night q
short distance beyond Morristown, he
was on his way home from this town
where he had been on business tina,
= day. lie was very thinly clad for tho
season particularly for the searching q
wind Of Saturday. ay.-IuribGnN R>pub
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ssEs> Syzw<a ssO;JHE.

JACOB BENNETT Proprietor,
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
?S4rConnccted with the House is a large and
convenient Stable. Stages leave daily for the
interior. Teams and Carriages on hand to
convey Passengers to any part Of the country.
April "a. 1858. 90-tf
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CEIILLS0N HOUSE.

CoESER OF BROAD ANB THIRD STREETS
A. &. MILLER, Proprietor.
THIS ncw Hotel is now open for the reception
/ of the travelling public, where they will
find the best of accommodations. There is Il
good sta bio attached. Passengers and Bag
gage conveyed to and from the Eo"ts free Of
charge. lilly
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~ GO AlIT!AI)lSM,

ct ct'tcS, nv OlSS SH'Ct, IeCeINcst tSJc
following advice from q tricnd:f When
You, areracing Will, All opposite Steam
boat, or chasing ller,,z and the other
passengers are cheering the Captain,
who is setting on tie safety valve to
keep it down with his weight : 90 as
far rs you can from the engine, and
lose no time, especially if .ou hcsrt the
Captain cxc|aim, "Fire Wp, asboys- put
on the ros,n!'' Should servant call
out, "Those gentlemen who have not
paid their passage will please 60 to
the ladies' cabin::'''2 obey. the summons
without a moments delay, for then an
explosion may be arprchendcd. :Why
to the, ladies' cabin?'' said T.: "Bc-
cause it is the end Of the. boat, and
they are getting anxious for the per-
soilal security OF those who have not
paid their, dollars, being of course. In
different about the rest. Therefore
never pay in advance! for should you
fall overheard during the race, and
the watch cries out to the Captain,
ga passenger ovcrboard!' he will ask,
elias he paid his passagc??'' and if he
receives an answer i'll the affirmative,
he will call out, Go ahcad..''
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ss.ssas
HATES OF ADyERTISlHE


Business Cards Of tive liz cs: I year; .Se, ,bM
}tI do s9 tel: lines q do !.--,.. =, -lA,A6
One column per year II 10,o1
20 . six months. -. .4o00
llalf column per year. . ;: -. .:'i4o,'M
- do ~ six mOn:hs.... ..,.. 80. 80. 25.ON
Fourth cOlumn per year ,,,'''.' ..''.' s25.fM
do six months Is 40
Zach square lc,incs. or less )frst Insertion IS
Each subsequent Insertions. ..,.....r - rs
Legal Notices, per So, K first nsertion) y, -
g IS each subsequent g Is
-. '!.+ 9Ji1f Eul1 ~ ~ Blfs .s.Eif&i.fEf2
all advertisements c ohtinucd uFti' ordered
T. - l. iom,a,,,,o, iom,a,,,,;o. i
price additional. "3"@h ~ sR@+si'I
~ Advertisements he changed a. often
as desired, byfpa:ing 2S 'cca,r. square e.f
composition. Z.,.,e, ~
PosrMAsrErs. everywhere. are couranthcrized
Agents, .Ne3nPcr mailed tif' the he -rb>crptioi'
I''f I'si1s;I1f sI,I1ya nstiyG.; .Jzs-s et5t s,
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1850. RED WING: 1859.
EAM. PLANlN G Nj l. L..
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
(Onc Block above Frccborn's Saw Min.)
WE SHALL BE PREPARED TO Ft r.
w nisl. ut all times, anything in tho above
line Of business, and shall keep on hand all
kinds Of planned and matched Lumber, Mould
in"s. etc.
Orjcrs promptly attended to, which may al
so be left with Brown T. Bctchc..
Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange for
! work. COGEL e. BETCIIER.
Red Wing. April 70, 1859. 142-1y
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thaniYihosc of tire. lnost
politician. 1t longs af,r "a
more intimate, more COM
pany and morei tender than that
which all the brilliant triu,nphs ofae=
tive ,cxcrtions and public.ninportsaee
can bcstow. > 4 WhatI know TO he scat
the end of my racc,2l felt when. it
begun and during is, rco,r.inuancss;
even il, the midst of great undertak=
iugs, domestic affections form the
basis of life; and the most brilliant
career has only superficial and incom-
pl"te cnjoyments. it;a stranger to the
happy ties Of family and friendship
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O'Flaherty said that his wife was
very ungratefnl, "for when l married
her she hadn't a rag to her back, and
now she is covered with 'cm''.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-20

A drunken man lately tried to &C,
4 policeman to arrest his own shadow
His complaint was that an ill-lookine
scoundrcl kept following him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-15
aalortcster 1ailp SPY,
yyoree.tcr l'osl Onfce-summ Arrangement

VEcrae.tcF Irost once summer Arrangement
Mails Close as follows
Northern worcester County, Vermont ana New lamp
hire via worcestcr& Nashua Railroad al oVo a. M ana
are due At Z 90 p. M. a.. -. a..
Sse Clinton Lowell and Nashua, n. H., at 500 a. N
ana IS n M and are due at 9l5 a. M ana iOO D. m
Princeton and East Princeton at 34o p m ana Is que 81
Gifv az Bpston $50 and $40 m, l2l0 $50 and sUU
n M and are due at 9 IS a. M, $3.50 and ip ~,
fMaine Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa
ohusetts-g6O a NJ and 500 .. m and are due at 9lj
a. RboSc isspi- Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 a. and $50 m and are
due at Q 20 q. IN, and $50 p. IN.
Wsy Mail On Providence and Worcester Railroad $500
NJ Western1tXf towns in Massachusetts West OF wot
cester,) $. IS T.. m, and are due at II - p. m.
Albany, Western New York and Western States,) Ii
g. M, and 4W p ms and are due at l245 ana w. p IN
Sprinpaed,sl5 m. and 400 p M and are due at 94e
Hartford. ali CONNECTICUT except windham and New
London counties S5 M. and 400 m and are due
At II IS and lO45 p. m.
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad, end
New London and Wndham County, Conn, 1000 a. M. /
New York city and Southern States 80 a. M. and OF
m; and are due at $50 and 10 As m.
Barre Barre Plains, Petersham, Paxton, Dana, North
Dana, ad West Rutland, 945 a. MI and are due at 400
Holden Rutland, North Rutland IIubbardston Cold
brook, and Oakham 80 p MI and are due at 500 a. m
Leicester. 9t5 and $50 M, and are due at 9ON
Mi6urv, and West Mnbury, $40 a. m. and $50 p n
and are due al 940 q. M, and 6.3e p. m,
Shrewsbury. 81 p, M, and is due ut 800 a, m,
Grafton. New England Village, and Cordaville $50 s
M; and are Que oil Sm p III. r, ,,-. ,,,,
birmingham, South birmingham Hupkinton. Ashland
woodvillC WestborO, Northboro', Sonthboro' Corda
Vile aud Grafton, l2lO and are due at y Is in
Milford. Mendon, HOIliston, Bolton. Berlin 800 m
and 500 p. m; and are due Al 95 m and on p, III.
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is closed
at this Office sunday at + 90 O'Clock p. IN.
Ofice hours from Is a. M, TO SEQ m sundays truu
II 10 to IL 40. D. m. J. NJ. EARLE p. NJ.
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lNe01tines
BLOOD REN0VAT0R.

Y.,,o, .,o+ go ,,o,,o ,,,,oo,os , ,.,,,o r,as
Is Iecl,ey Hul !'s iHlil, l1I, Wilt peits
ant 10 the taste, y Is IeYNNls' eHnieraunE, sno
strehtthellI 10 tuc N.H p3Wets ~ 'i!sp eHlEies
Illstalgs anu Ie,omS Wy DUo ~ a. ~ p9
l anu lius INV tiie i NV VI
ncIaoe 10 atSauhs 81 % In ~ rs T o, pa a.
toi ever 20 li,e ~ pupui It'll 50 as
70 pe Wltun tHe Ie,ch ~ 80 olelllcnit anu
sNlilulF comnhlV as 10 DC lie lost powerful tonlc,
anu Ntt 50 pviiIcSN uoateu a. 20 III ~ ?etyeGt
acfO0aNce Wth Me 'aWSo hatUe ga ~ &C SooHe
tHc @ Ii il1 , ~, tne
fs' any aiI az KIT ,o"3 az" Uties ti'an,Yn, II
a. ao ISL w IA s au "
- icse y. VI csslIn OF sTlts'
II u ti,''it. o Netttiolcs anu to'e tnor-
, "utiN nu'ot- ",iio any SHUa'"S PIPE
-ertles aim G"aselig',li Gun never il1ure. oue
. , '' ~ '. ~ - ~, III tut1
ineYlCti M", III u tu' sNIt1yu IA uleu-
- i;,H. - t a.! ~ ,'i u iI 80
3 ~ oI y ii III MI AZ, ~ N =
WI u" a. i ' @ A' ~ ui, -
a!' inN Wy "a, IVY Il t' "e. ~ We ~
i'vkS ui te uiosl uiittIyus "SraS' 10 Whlch Door
9 lddi,A Is CoI> 'a'l,i' ii9pe oi'i ~ rAnlpe, as
@ IL W Sll,.srsti9 >
VDNHl n ~" L"9 H 'u i netN%"S II :
r n , q" tle tiu|l; St
9,v'l"N " '' WV N'iui
Tiius ali ~ ti'at tl',ss W [;l'yS 50 l''al
z J''Jt''uTu ~, III ti't V,lsu lento't neH@tSS
t0 Hte""I t',e@ aiSi H. i,t, @ C' .
= 40. ill., MI q
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THE STEEL RING FEED ROLLS

are also recommended your attention. In strength
and durability, and efficient work, they have
equal Their perfectly and straight surface allows
them placed near TO- the Burr Cylinder to save the fine
and short staple Their firm strength and their peculiar
Of teeth are Indispensable to good hold ON the wool
for the proper working of burning Machine. They
highly approved and into II used. These Feed Rolls and
Burning Machines clean the wool Of its refuse NATTER
the coarse machines otthe cOarcr and the finer machines
Df the finer dirt and hnrrs they prevent injurious sub
stances from coming in contact with the card, and each
will in addition to cleaning the wool and protecting
the cards, do much cardug the cards to which they
attached They should therefore be attached to each
card of the set.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-15

Picking busting, BurriHg, and cleaning MeszO AMI
Otherwopis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the staple, Injuries the
hun ri the wool does ii unravel the burrs. The wool
is cumbed open, ard carefully and thoroughly separated
from the whole bums. without waste to the WOOL or in
Jury ibcrs The fine tibruus boards ui
burs Hence line Meszo Wool, which could not othel'
Wsu be used with advantage Is by this machine made
susceptible extensive Cald and bur waste
also Thoroughly cleaned Wool and Waste busters
with or without blowers attached are also furnished
All orders VIII meet with prompt attention. Circulars
with explanations and references, furnished by addressing
CALVIN l.. GODDARD n CO.,
MlaMlN dll No. 3 EOMlmN l.rnnm y .N- v x
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Witness
HEADQUARTERS OF THE U. S.
hA MARINE CORES

WASHINGTON, September 2S 1851
be received at this ONCE until Z clock NJ Of Wedncs-
cay, 20th Of November for shug TO the United
supplies to he delivered at the office Of the Assistant
Quarternaster Of the corps. Philadelphia, PENNSYLVANIA,
as rom lime to time be ordered, viz:
1900 yards Of Sky Blue Kersey all wool from hair
% inches wide, 10 weigh y ounces to the yard On
5000 yards Dark Blue Kersey all wool. fr from hair,
81 inches wide, to weigh y ounces to the yard,
5000 Yards Dark Blue lwilled Cloth all wool for uni
form coats, (hdigo wool dyed,j 81 inches wide, TO
1870 Yards OF SCARLET Cloth, ali WOOL (cochinea dyed
81 inches wide, to weigh 10 ounces per yard.
5000 yards of DARK iiGe Flannel for oversacks all
wool (indgo wool dyed,j 81 inches wide, weigh
I6tOO Yards Of 81 Dark Blue Flannel, for shirts, all
woCl (indisu wool dy ed,) q inches wide, TO weigh
1900 Gray Blankets all wool, to weigh four pounds
each, y ith letters ~; 5. N in black, four inches
long IN the to be feet long and 5teet WIDE
5000 pair Of Wooden socks three sizes properly made
Of good fleece WOOL with double and twisted yarn
TO weigh three pounds per dozen pairs, free from
Glass No. 3
5000 yards White Linen for Pants so inches wide to
10000 yard Whie Linen iCr Shirts 50 Inches wide, to
10000 Yards canon Flannel oT Drawers Il inches vide
Ia weigh ounces per yard
1905 Uniform Caps compete except rompons)
l,5o0 ron,poas, red wosted, bail shaped, inches in
5000 Fatieuc aps, with eoyers to made Of blue
1000 Stocks.
600 gross Coat Buttons, ;EagleJ
400 hross Jacket buttons. tEugleJ
100 gross Vest buttons, (kagle)
1900 pairs yellow Metal restguts and Scale straps.
$50 sais Epaue'te Hallion fof aerseants and Cerpo
1000 sgjs Epauletle Bullion for lriyates.
81 Rcd nursted Sashes.
ig9 swords for Serscauts
SV,.ll,ts I,~A u,t
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Nos aud Exchange Place, Providence, R L. dealer III
Paper and Paper StOc1t-
Cash paid for all kinds Paper stock, including VIII
and Colorsd Rags. Hemp and Manila Rope, &c, &c.
ebl dawtf
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II. c. GRAFTON and JOSEPH A. KNIGHT, having, for the
manufacture of Leather Betting, and they having
purchased all Belt Tools aud gone into the Belt
uiaoturpg business we take pleasure in recommending
them to our old patrons and the public generally as
worthy of their confidence and patronage.
n. X. EARLE g. co.
Worcester 3rd Month"; nth. 1861. d&wtf mch!3
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1Qilroa05.
NnRWICu & WORCES
kssst4ssE d TER RAIL ROAD-SUMME
) 4 . .-s.a ss-s,-r MAY u. 1851


l;ssssss.t. FER RAIL RQAp-SUM'lER FRANCE
-'' zra-s A 5Sao SO. S0nii, Iface Worcester
At G3a a. tWay PASSENGER lralhJ connecting al
plainhed with trlt}s for Providence ana uarloru, az
irving N IE3ylegre al ll59 NJ an3 na2rl a ~
/; \. R K station C"es' sido) at 1880 a. m. for New
London.
At 1890 a. ". Oyay Passenger rrainJ Connects A
Noreesier WIti trans rom Han; SaShnal L"%fi
trains rom Boston, iIoyidenee, ara Western rggd a
%i,l gspr5ss trains Or NV Haven @nd Sew YORK. .
o9 p tl & ia ro, Ras, ,,1''IJ s %sls
% w, ast i Ti BoIsEp Le 5 a
End western r5ad At rianteld function trains ron!
Isgy%ece ana 2rSrd arrive n seqs2o or 9 train
stgaGr Fl, from Aims KENT WI ake this st. tr@n -
cox; WsIsostr yi ieOrenec N9sbuq fsb6nre
&c At iaiuarid Win trains ron proyidence Leaves
Nor"lc" ~ , nisG gGt az n.y. Ei jsre y,r,5
At 1880 a. M or g on arryaI If steaeT. 1Steaaboa
Fch5arc lo8c OF LAWRENCE aE IAN Conaor
Al t't s66 a. a iWSy Passenger rain3 Connects al
piaineld junction ith train for Providence, arriving
In Providence at 9e a. m ut W0rccster Junction W't
W Road for Providence ii Worcester win trairs o'
Boston Boston Eashua, Lowell Fitchhurg Lawrence Man
cester uctoH in season Ior trains to Bosto6 rroy
dence, Sprae1tl, Albany: 1t Worcester for traui
At S45 D. NJ iWGv Passenger irsnJ Connects al
a rs asass a2S @ 5f
vain 10 Hustun
nchS6 iii T. ST. ~ ANDREWS, Superintendent.
--------- =, ,,.--,-,,,,,-,
s!sgs9i9a sssP,iIRninE SgitvpP 4PF4vtE,
s-gg5-, .VHy7i cnl1mcpcine @GNBAY, Aug IL,
1881
PissENGER TRAINS cave fol. Boston. as f5l!owy:
Leave o H2 In os al '2 E4P - ." MI ZAP N
trSiys Stnrt 49, ~ ,,r al fhrrs fren be Iei
Station
Grafton, II, 1895 g. H 90. DIS D.
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Government advertisements
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS FOR
Il 1859.
ALTERNATIVES OFFICE, }
U. y. MARINE CORPS,

QuARrERMAsrER's oFFIcE,)
U. ). MARINE CORPS, :
WASHINGTON, September 25, lS6l.1
sealed proposals will be received this office until the
rations TO the o. j. Marines at tie foIowing Stations
during the year 1862, viz;
Charlestown, Massachusetts;
iirooklV, Long island, New York;
Philadelphia, PENNSYLVANIA;
Washington, District Columbia.
Each ration to consist OF three quarters of pound OF
or salt hce twenty-five Of bread made of extra
superfno -four or in lieu thereof wenty'two ounces Of
extra superne -four. pound Of had bread at the
opti o. cover mrnt ANA at the rate OF elsh quarts o
halt p0uns Of fea tecn pounds Of good New orleans
sugar. four quarts OF yineear one pound OF sperm can
dies and fourth pounds OF adanannc candlesOr
one and hat pounds of hard di ped ullow candles
four pounds OF good hard brown soap; two quarts OF
salt; and one hundred and atty six pounds OF potatoes to
The Increased allowance of four ounces OF -four or
bread and the allowance Of potatoes as above proVd
ed, viii cease at the termination Of the present M
surrccti H. and tle ration be as provided by law ana
The beef shan be delivered On the order OF the com
napding officer Of each station 5er ~ naiH or BY Ine
pieces Of he carcase: the pork to be No prime mess
All subject to inspection
anty;
Tho ons.r.i, ned Form Of & gnara"lg III. state Of
and nc in the state 81 the s'h hereby % guar
above Described accepted, he or they will within
ten days after the receipt Of the contract at she post
good and sufficient sureties; and in case the said -
shall fail enter into aforesaid guaranty
make good the difference between the said
-- ami that which may be accepted.
A.. g. Gdarantor
Witness: c. D., Guarantur
+. V
1862
l hereby certify that the above named are
known 10 men properly and able to make good
their guaranty. G. II.
TO be SgRed by the United States District Judge.
United States district AtOrHeg, or C0tiectOf)
M proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
the above guaranty.
newspapers authorized publish the above viii send
the papers containing the first insertion this office for
cNaminatiOn.l
Proposals 10 be endorsed proposals for Rations for
1862, and addressed to the undo rsiened
W h. SLACK,