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, 1862-05-08


Prouptea hy en hoas.l desire of ny hsart, I viii b
lay beiofe he public caas Which depsfVrs eommen
soton, not o6y aA Get q scsnilno s but thlt %
humanity ato. About two yean agO, Isuddeniy, and
non eau1u unknown % me, Was soinod uilh a a
eplapy, uhrh, owing 70 ny Inability % net he eH.
pensle consequent upon thogUnGh meIlc1l tVamanl,
lnd tho dsaoaTaFem1nl which net Win - ntiSmplini
y noon became Ench Ia ual Ihsn lsd y bseVel aat6
dely he el of any physician. Iuoa iSqnehtly While
IN puIlnt of ny clling, thrown dow q The grunnA
without the aRhtest warning; and olihoueh Inasnahls
b ~ agpnles, pet dlsplsd he mlTls 81 nv me- ard
soon eaEned % look upoB lhnss Who Wruld FsBaeg a
anco o. ahellef me um danger enemies WIN sought
b proolg the exience II ny mieeFies W. Ne IN this
sal1, and havrg, previnus 70 ny acilon iasifd ne
suogl of le once moTe was induced % attempt aeek-
lng ald q physician, end, b. recommendation, caSd
upon D.. J. J.cHapkny. told him o. ny elIunmsllncal,
end q ny inability % reward him ir hb SeTyces NJ
grdeos q which, however, be q once undertook ny
Go, and, with the blessing of God, va once more
restored % perrt health. Unable 70 reward him for
he bonn which enjoy d prslPnt and yet conscious q
ny ndebledoeus, consider h dnO % mySslf and all
ocled % male the public, n order that thols m
nsof q medical advife my hnd physician IN whom
svsIy cnnad.nes can 70 plaSsa. ..L y 80
s.a,s q CaIIhnIa, County q San FnSsisso. s1b-
sc,bed ssd sworn . bsss ne, ,hs l.. dly q AHgu.i
Isl GILBERT A. GRANT, Nohsy Pub.
, 1862-05-08

OFlgal usaknal, nsISul drhnlly l1w vim ll1ness
ulllnol ~ tle llmol end hack, lndlrpnInl an1 ~
b. q mfmaY. apolllno % ln1ily, nS1 u IlIIl1ils
1uIlAy, nI d|llIlIl. 1Iulnrm, h11arha, IunluuIly
e.rc11ll1, palnl \ ~ - allrllnls = lAe g.ls
1rl o1lo1 y ~ nll olll1lailf ant 1llllcli
L J. C1lrl1T. h mll1ol q cllIlT 1.111111 n..l
(un1l1gl - ol1lnl an1 h11ol lls mi lc1oa ~
kSiiIa Ia duE1fK1r. g.D.
emHmn1llses
, 1862-05-08
THE FARMERS GUIDE
IN Ssi,utifis and pp,s,l,sl ASyi,nItu,.

TO Scientific and Rntlital Agriculture,
By HENRY sTEPHNs, p. R g., Of Edinburgh, and the
late p. Norton, Professor q Scientific Agriculture
u Yale College, New Haven. vols. Royal octave.
1900 pages, and numerous EngIayingS.
This d oonle9edly the most complete work on AMI
culture ever published, and In order 70 give wider
crcalaton, The pubshen have resolved 70 reduce The
price to
S. for the Two VolumesI
When sent By mail Ipost paidl 70 California Oregon
and Washington, the price viii Be ~. To every oiher
part Of the Union, and % Canada, (post padl o..
- This b NOT The old " Book Of the Farm"
Rsmttances for any Of the above publications Gbould
alWayl Be addressed, post paid, 10 The publishsm,
LEONARD SCOTT q CO.,
No. "a Gold street, New York.
, 1862-05-08
0hr farmers Corner.
The White Sparrow.

ne SteaIs nall our nVes.
In most parts Of Germany there passe.
current among the people this proverb:
He that would thrive
Must the white sparrow see."
The meaning of the proverb is not at first
sight so apparent as that Of some others that
circulate among US, such as "Eearly habits
make the nlaiI, and "IIonesty is the best
policy" Twill therefore relate the story
connected with its origin.
There was an old farmer with whom every.
thing appeared to grow worse from year TO
year. Scarcely week passed by that either
the taxgatherer or pawnbroker did not come
to his window, and, addressing him with q
courteous bow, say, ''I am really very sorry,
Herr Ruckwart, to be compelled to put you
to inconvenienoc, but am obliged to do my
duty The old friends Of Herr 2uckwart
alsO tried TO do their duty to him. They
advised, they entreated, and they helped him !;
but all in vain; and so one after another
gave up in despair, declaring, with a sigh,
that, as for poor Ruckwart, there was no
trying to help hinl-he was pas. being
helped.
He had one friend, however, whose heart
was In the right place, and who was not
only q good man, but q very clear.sIghted
one. This friend thought he would not give
Herr Ruckwart up altogether without max.
ing one more attempt TO save him. So one
day be led the conversation, as though &C
cidentally, to the subject of sparrows-re-
lating many anecdotes of these birds, and
observing how greatly they had multiplied
Of late, and very cunning and voracious they
had become. .,-. -.........
Herr Rucwart shook his head gravely in
answer TO this observation, and said:
aThey are, indeed, most destructive crea-
tures. For my part, have not the slightest
doubt that It is mainly owing to their dep
fedaIions that my harvest has Of late years
been 50 unproductive."
To this conjecture bis old friend made no
rejOinder; but after q moments pause be
continued the conversation by another in
teFrngaiion: ..a -
aNeighbor, have you ever seen Q white
sparrowP
sNO.1 replied RackWart; athe sparrows
on my field are all the common gray sort"
-That is quite probable, too" reioined his
friend. aThe habits Of the white sparrow
sre .na.,l,sr Oslv ons - ,ou,.s ;n,o ~
vo,l5 svs,- ...s sSd be;n, - 4; IIsr"D. from
rs fellows' The other sparrows take dis ike
70 il and peck At II when il appears among
them. For this reason il seehs its food
early ia the morning. before the rest Of the
s.a,S.rsS ~ ,,;hs az ss,;r .nd thsn ~ 80 hscr
~ ~ -, ,-hera i, ren,.irS sor ne 80 ~
- ~ " : :, ~ -.
aTi.. 3 ........ !, ..,,.;,.l.a F,,oL.
- ~ s,. 49,. -..i,. ...I, =, 30. - ~ -,
,-. - 80; y ',- .s,,,,iSe IN ..,sh /, -, .
~, sIl,;,,. : 49, 49,. .',vs,.. = 80
!, ~ ~ .l.o..,.l5 'o..or,I5 .s 80 S
lel sae Ariner foae WIN .ls sua, s1u ~.
, 1862-05-08
San fEaarisru.


and was In state Of almost utter prostFatIon
informed BY my physicians that they could DO noth,.
Io9 me except TO smooth my path to the RrSve SHag
am now well and perfectly sound man II \ Syssnd snd
Tor me n express the emotions Of detDeat er.ti,ns
experience when realsiDg the immeSsnable SerSie.
Teoced that Il s at least n my power q 49, le
eeole reception Of his great skill and capacitV ~
ne aHiesod would say. do not despair Sr SSsi.1.e
win and relief BY applying n Dr. L. CEapSsV TSs Sos
palm IN GIlesd' and there z z ghyaican there"
suAIsIiSss 4 and sworn to b,5 Henry ". " ,ESEsisss
October. AD 1852 City and county Of San SsoScyOt o
tLHl F.J. THrBAULr. Notary PuAso
The underIgDedIs Is personally aeou,,p..d iii n
Wessng, and knows that the eircnmstaDees re.,"s K,
We NE, s!egong certificate are true He esaW Henry Ws."
net Of bis remarkable cure BY Dr.. L. ! CzSpLHy:
subsciSea and sworn to beOr. 2: ~ S1S
u .S ~ D. iSSS Cty and county Of Gan PTanecO
tL.Sl FL. THIBAULr. Notary Public,
DR. L. j. czAPKAys private MedIo,, and s,.-,.,
Institute e on Sacramento street. below N"HtSs..sn
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship CompabIE nSsy'
een Francisco. The doctor Offers nee coDsSliatiaoS'
and aeks no remuneration unless he efectp cpTS
~ The following letter which emnhaticsiIes!..
Ior se was written BY the Dean Of tie Facufv n H.
Phlladelphia College Of Medicine 70 The edoy ~ ~
faeine Medical and Surgical Journal san I'm Sc'cS
pHuIpRipu,, Ia, ,,,A ,.,o
76ths EdfOrSoTE Els Paci6e NsiGoli mn S,ri, IeoS
0BNTLKNkN--My Attention haS been ~ M ~, y. S0sraatt
IN the December n1mbrT on your ionTnSI n ,sa sI'e
ad esAdem degree granted bV tSe phjlsdsinSt Sys
Of Medicine 70 Dr. T. J. CEanfav Whn Nv SSoLeee
for the degree va Hade n fhe fssn, y e sPPlcAlnn
MED By Sidayts and trstimohslS ~ ~ 49,
CIapksY was Feauar Or dnsIS " n ~ ~ T. ~. ".
Of Pssth had SeTved AZ Snr~son IN H. ne gnlVetsy
and va q regular pyscti1Ionss ~ r,Saaa. asmy
strength Df there The degres 80 Sr.n,n5 1 " e
dem deQrae a n name imrl,ss 4 sos Lhe - eunl
onlV ma 1ives NJ new nrs,Is. S on gLaoualee
aliGEtst saspicon al ~ ne,S oe.n "
have been refnsed Rv 5nss,iS, ~ gAtioe Npnd
Won vill Al A. ~ ~ in,i" !, ~ S I ~ ynuI nrnaL
iaVOr 81 Ynnr' vStv ,s"nao,Ihs,S. ~ ooaet
'''S'' 'S'pffSSup,y, NJ my,
No., ~ n. .. ...,,. a. A.. p.,,,-,,- H. RAND
- " ~ U't"eEh"aoe'PhAC " t"e CoiegeOt Medicine
nrH.pr,p,, ,vv, -, =.
p.i---." s ."S' H"Os W AAOioAb hkLIEP.
Se Puohsn me ceriheAtes Of thTre Of the suf-
om sos psnes OF dsease Sbo. having recovered
tnsn m,msr healtb' and impeled by gratitude male
soeL eaaes ano iemetal agent, and their state
~ by Notary Public The demabdG
y socs command their publication. end %
0Onmeno 'neH pernsAi 70 Tie attention Of ell uhcied
THAKERULNns 10 THE IscpSTIVR IN SaA,,run.
oKRFIPIcATRt
The undersigned, dssirous Of acauaiptins ,bosi ShS
permanent relief q their sasHnTs nav - cS,S,Ss"
feels bis duty 10 thus puby sSp,s,s M. |o s"SsSt
graiiIuds . Dr ClapLsy far iss psinane6t SssoV
nssss sssS % ne s%%s sSoS" SS T,. y =: a. q
l..
, 1862-05-08
ADVICE GRATIS
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.


Thsus PIIs have ben plasod b tho common consent
q mankind e he had q ~ l1modilS ioF removing
ohnuxIous pol1nl non IL hdoi and cnan1ine an ~
tiInm q De ho1y. Ihey have nsol thuulands, yslF
@ 49, ~ slie. ~. q ~
plllnll. &c, llot all1l1ed b. nIriads q uilnoles
Excessive weakness and Debility, ihe Warnings q a.
cea1ng organic enelgy and vital decay, ar6 restored
and rtllmal.i Win v8of lnd hlalhh action II sveEy
orgnn throughout the yllem. By he rcl1or1lvo and
ezhlannrg inlucnco q lhh medicine.
, 1862-05-08

ThoH gho mGll llon hilo ali orconplunil shoula
~ l1o ellc1 % l1l valuable r1loty, ~ Nv doe q
liver II 1II1u1 oIIncU - Allowed . continue naIion1
ca.uallo. nag ars, and he 1l1llr b con1gied 70
~ q acl.c. u Al dI11lden q l1e Kidneys, ths
h11E unoo ortuIca day, md tho rIl1 acting n un1on
WI cn1e ~ oumplalll arlrl-g nm thao oEElnA
, 1862-05-08

An dludls q tho "a, nld dlllas,s n every erlul
polilou. . ~ ~ nll halli. q geu.n, youthful o.
PIlI. tlksn aoooldilg b ~ pIlniit diESoiionI.
, 1862-05-08
Dean Of he TAouy Of The PA.d.phl cOsI. q 1sT .1


Below We publish the certificates Of thrre Of the su,
efen rom tbe penRs Of dsease Ebo having recovered
theif nimer health, and impeled BY gFattnde. msis
Known their cases and remedial agent and their siS,e
ment. are authenticated by Notary Public The demSndl
o. society mpeFously command their publication, ana n
commend their perusAl 20 tie attention Of alI Iuted
, 1862-05-08

; sne uhal soall thdss
Mast de uhiis sparE0S sss."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25
To he Held on the Fair Grounds at
ST. cLAtRSutLLE, OHIO,
Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day, Sept. 24th, 25th & 26th, 1850

BeS-The Board resolved that should there
not be a sufficient amount of money left
after defraying the expenses Of. the Fair, to
amount on hand should be paid out in pro-
portion to the amount Of Premiums award
ed each individual.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25
Death of Judge Green.

Davis Green, Esq, died at his residence
In Marietta on the 22nd uliimo, after an
illness Of only few days. He was We be.
lievc, a native of Belmont county, o., but
commenced the practice Of law in Guernsey
county, Some fifteen years ago, he opened
law office in Marietta, wherc he continued
to reside until bis death.
He was man of considerable ability and
force of character, and had fair practic,
ss a lawyer. lie was at one time the Pro
> bate Judge Of Washington county. And
In 1861, he was elected State Senator IL
this district, composed Of Morgan, Washing
ton and part OF Noble Co., which no repre-.
fsnted In the Senate during the two follow
ing sessions Of the Legislature. He left a
wife and several children, who have oaI
Smpathy in their affection and bereavement
Morgan Herald
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25
100 .EyE.l' EV.F.v'TED

IA. .m up his Spteadid Regiment!
and with the liberal inducements held out
BY the Government these should be raised
in very short time.
Two Dollars premium, Twenty Five Dol
lars Bounty, and One Months Pay IN AID.
VANCE are now offered to recruits, and will
be paid when mustered into the Regiment.
Clothing and substance will be furnished
Immediately.
YoUNu MEN oF1uE SEVENTH DISTRICT
now is the time to enlist.
If you have any love of country in your
hearts, manifest it by enlisting.
Ii you desire to see your country saved.
join your friends in the field, and aid iii
crushing this rebellion.
The next three months, will determineithe
fate of this Republic.
Ii the Presidents appeal for men Is
promptly answered, ana the Three Hundred
| Thousand recruits furnished, the Govern
mcnt will sustain itself, and the new re
cruts will share the honor Of saving the
country.
II that appeal is unheeded, and the arm,
in the field left unsustained, it may b,
crushed by the overwhelming force Of th'
Southern CORscJIpt irn,y, and those VIII,
refuse to enlist will be held responsible TO
the calamity
Come up, therefore, to the help of you
country and your friends in this their tryinl
hour and in after years you will have th
proud satisfaction Of knowing that in th
} simple discharge Of your duty, you hav
been instrumental in saving that countr.
and sustaining these friends.
Recruiting office at st, Clairsvile, an
aud also at Cadiz.
Serg't j. s. Hamilton, of Morristown, an
i Corp'l III. D. McEadden, of Harrison county
are authorized to enlist, as they are part q
the recruiting commission.
G. l.. PooRMAN,
= Capt. Add Reg. D. V. |.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25
A Full Grown Butternut,

The Guernsey Jciiersonan, the home Or
gan Of Mr.. J. w. White, Democratic can
didatc for Congress, uttors the following
cbaste sentiment
but LINCOLN WANTED AN AR.
MY, AND HE GOT IT. HE HAS SElZ.
ED TIE TEIEGRAPH WIRES-SUP.
PRESSES THE TRUTH, AND SENDS
ABROAD WHATEVER LIES liz
CHOSESl THE DlSTIII.ER OF BAL
WHISKY, AND PETrIFOGGER or
UNRIGHTEUuS CAUSES, IN ILL
EOIS. Is MAKING A HELLOFA
PRESIDENT"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25

Best display o farm implements, exhibtedby one
farmer III Clp.
Exhibitors fee IN this class will be Sl,00 on the
first premium for which the article compees, where the
fret premium amounts S5 more,ii less. nothing.
CoaNnIEE-Jesse Magre, Richland Township; jas.
Young, RIchland; Samuel Clark, Rchland.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25
IENNErS AND MILES.
CLASS lI-DuRiIAM CATTLE.

EllIFnNCt Ice aI.
Exhibitors are required to produce an authenticated
pedigree OF each animal n the time OF entry, for the
OF the Awarding Committee.
CoMMIrrER-John sharp, Unionown; John Bell, Rich
land Townships B. +. Dungan Coierala; Lewis Wood,
Flushing; Gen. James Weir, N. Clairsvie.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25

Z JoHS r. THOMPSON, U. s. Senator from
New Jersey, died at Princeton on Friday
last. He wanted but twelve days of com.
pleting bis sixty.second year. His Senate
rial term would have expired in March next
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25

TRrsrEs PoLK's property having been
seized, his family are said to be living on the
charity Of Secession friends. He was re-
ported worth half lfmillion dollars
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25
ASS A-THoRoUGu BRED HoRsRs.

Entrance ec $500 II entered for Premium OF $40, or
upwards, II under 81.
CoMxrrrEE--J. r. Scholfeld. Barnesville, o.. Michael
Edwards, Wheeling, Val Robert Wilson, Marshall Co.,
Va
Exhibitors required depos, with the Secretary.
for the OF the Awarding Committee, authentic utcd
pedigree OF each animal, al the time OF entry before
they make their examination. The pedigree TO be un.
broken. and TO be used by the proper auihonties All
animals ia this class, OF years old and upwards
quired to be exhibited under the saddle or in harness.
according 10 tlicIr entry ]
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-09-25

The Guernsey Times concludes an article
on Joseph W. White, Democratic candidate
co. Copgrass in this District, as follows;
The national Republican., 1862-08-21
IAON vHkDEkS ROh NV GM AnD HAM
L BOh Dt FRDOE.

THE. NAVY DEPARrMEST vii receive pro-
Eoea for the Construct on and o, mps Ion Ia every
respect, exc p guns, ordnance . ores, provisions,
fusl and Dau cal irsrumsuts, for veels Iron fsf
river snd haruor def nee similar 10 those bniidipg
In New io X having . sius'e re ,olvips turrst.
This dram Of water not ~ txcssd ten feet, Aid the
vea els to be provi led with surface condenser for
supp. yiuG the boilers wi pure wstsf. Oa per-
spnAl app cst:oa to the DEP ment, psr.s intend.
ipA 70 Offer can zee hc pl.ns And specifications.
Dep sftne l.
No fer will be considered uules- nom parties who
ara iully prepared 10 execute work OF TIL hud,
having In their own rams ut tho pr sent time sui
ble sEoy and toois
The act Of Copgtss approved July lTth, 1907,
pruhbits the Tansisr Of sny contract, or ORDER OF
Inter st therein.
The bidders ~ll stats the price aud the oast time
In which ,hey will agree ~ com J,ete the ,es,e and
the reduced price for each suooss ting month Pro.
positions Will b. rtceivsd until the q OF AuSut,
but will be eXtsnJsA 10 the 18th of August TOR psr
lee o6v Ing rom wet Of ths uouatsins
The piepossh must BE- sudor.sd Proposais for
lsos Vssssls for Rtvr aHd Hsrbor Dfscsn 70 dsIin.
Suiph them fron other buants is,tsn. aug 10
The national Republican., 1862-08-21
2 RAILROADS, EIU. 'al
P.ASsEFG Q En- Tn a Tvs
y Froa WashingtOn.

9. ..a sNs eunDArs Ny ssh, ,.sa. -
- ths Wsse, vii Be- IN = soalows:
Daily Ts,ins between washiastoa and Balu.
Daily rral.s between wa.Ai.sssa ssd N. west.
os .Snd.ys, Two rfa,ns 70 ssltiners, sad oss
fsssnss. for The We. nskihs slo.s soussetsrss
.ere ssl Ohio RaIlIos1 sSt 81 echts vs.t :. lower
T Scs & sTIsDzszix s.; hsi x ;sz sA,I HnD D'
i sos xssIgSIfs.;. Is x.:s::s ::s Il .e
A.I rSsss % CS Essr f. :ss: :s::
ct 1.\e = sn1 . p n, and on 6unAays ct ,. -
TRAnGS MOVING SOUTH.
Leavs New York sti . n; Philsdsiphia II. - .
q; BslsnoS a~p.n AHivsss washiAgtea ~
Lew a.v less ss p =. r,nsA.lesl. 1850 2
Lave nsv Tort st II ,. =. rhllsaslRhiA 40 =
= p.lx.ass '.As . =. Alrivs ss WssaiAssos
.; = n c '::.: :as.s, :s: g.:
% o. So sssa.y: rs !. "a .sa ,.e =. OILY tre- B.u
ssisi.sss o WssSi,ssss.
rass.ssrs leaving Wessisssoa ct r.so . n
Jvarsiss Rsisyi vih Esiss q Baiitssr. sn1 OH
kslruaA, oe a pois,s Wet Of ths Ohio River As,
iof eli pea.u d rg the line q Bslhaoss aaA Oh
Trsl.s issv. Assspols 10 baltimore and wssh
isStos daily, except ssnAsys, q 80 . =. nd ~
fs...ssr Tr.,,s leaving washlnssu. Il go . |.
N .. n. sd ). n, nd BaitnorS Il ASo and I.t
Z N. and $50 ?. n, ~ s~S q A"aaP''s q"
Wy fssSnssrs Iuss saks ~ lsss~ssSsssos ssssu
| ". r. 9MITH,
The national Republican., 1862-08-21
B aoPosALs 1oA nULrs.
Dne, ogAs,:s,st ..,t.u ..s.r,s y .oc,gy,c., 9 =

i gnt'i I'd y o,*. y sSxsssa ~ 2s' sss,
oss: .h E = 1 ...ss = !: .:'a g..
e9os aatil ss..rssy, Ass... @ q .yslvs ssoetn.,
sssa X z: e. T.. 3. yS sssss h''
srncrsIcA11oSs. '..'.'aG-
Az . Ss scssd ssviessSis Esiss Il iSr . dls:sSi dds;
: ftoposals win ~ rssssv.s fur nalss own rwo
AsD uspsa nIns rsAas OLD, and for Mulss ovss
sHsns Asp onssa mss inAns OLD. j
~ u. tsi li.h Pn0foaALs. ft H q 3.
The prspo,s's fR sssh slas Of uuiss nust bs sur.
ffspo:.i g s. IL tsop a,. hundred .ad up.
Ths fail psns ssd post.ones addrss f,hs bidder
mat appear In the pfcpoal
ali rsrDs ssps.f o Is. 81 sf mi y o.
!ts:sd = the individual prorssal Of he partner
fsoSoas frcm y .~ai ,srs.s sm .a .. easdr.d,
ssd q oath Of siisEaaos nisi accompany ssch
NJ. ar, 70 e. D Fss.:a
sEOu bs plainly naiisd " Propossis fSs Huis ;" '
s..".' duAHANrnS r..
ne Abillty Of u. bsddef to an the contract. .hould
Sspon.ible psncns, whsss asnsta = nust Be- si-
pei dsd 10 tbs sua, aAtes.
y 4: os ssrs.ss q A. s.rf Rss u -: ?:
nssisst ds'os essrs Or Of the Uhttsd States district
Bidesn sust b prssspt n ps.,ou- when the
BID are spsssa OF tA'r pop saii WI not be con.
Bond. 10 he un Of svssty ,Sossa.d delIsn, rrp.
"a BY the oohfeetof and both Of his Guarsntors will
lsqairsd Of The suoosssfs bidder upon snins the
~ % bond ns,s seeonp.ny tb. contract, 1t wi.l
them, - 70 have bouds sisped In sntieipstiou and
vssdy 10 BE- produced whsa ths contract b agnsd.
Blanu for boads oar b. procured spoa sppliestson
esss naas q thh omes, either personally, oy letter
| a." Form Of G,iorurtes.
We, Of the eoas,y Of -, aad State Of
-, snd -, Of the county Ct -, and Stats
Of, DO hereby susranry that --s able 70
fuhi contract In seourdAnos with the term Of his
propositon, "a that shouid hs proposition hs %.
esp e, !: en- .t SAes sntsr in,os contract In 20
Ssould the ecn rect Be awarded him, ~ are pc.
pafsd 70 bscsms his sssaitiss. .'"l'I
Qo this .GussAtss .nust b appended ths e6keiai
oefinnate above msnuonsd) .4l
INSPECTION, DgLIvRRY, ITO.
AL ulse contracted for under tnis advertisement
viii b sutj sted 10 rigid iuspso,ioa and ihoss not
oonform,pg TO the spselAeatioe1 vii b rejected.
The ma ~ must ell b. delivered In thiS city
withia !se) thirty days from the date Of sSn,ng tb
| Payment to BE- made upoa the soapistion Of q
| eeSsset, " % soon ,hersaWss = the bspot QUAR-
| master shall b II fahds. .. 49,.
Win he srns of his savsrtissns,t e vii srsa, d,
| ihsss nui.s siiibs sxsrdsd ,n lots Of y;oo) i've
hubAr. q sseh, sals.s ths Depot Qusrtsrnster may
dstn !, tot ~ is,sssst Of the 00vsrnns@ 70 vary
ms Depot osAr,sr...s.r rs.srv.s TO al.s.f III.
sn' 70 Is''0't any or ell ii; shs, h @sy essa to-
vi Colonel and D pot ousrtsrmastsr.
The national Republican., 1862-08-21
GOvRNMENTiADvrs.
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OKEAT OkHYflAL ROUTE
" F0R THE WEST, -
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD sad NEW IOkK
CkNfRlL RAHROAD

Or AuD Arm DlosnBsl ., 1891,
Express Trans lsave New York city depon o,
Hadsoo Rivsr Rsilrosd daily, Sundays excepted, ~
\; IS Ss.ss' = nj ''' 1,s r. s'.' '.''s
w. sIS'.; II g., ,.,.,o iS0, n'
oaIs, loiJ p. n.
On SuspAIs, the following trains will be run to
and from soth street; The 1910 P m: sleeping. oar
train for Albany and Try And ths . % .. n. from
0onnoetins i Albany with he Esw York Cen
lrsl Railroad for gohsasotsdy, Roohsster, Utica,
Batavia, Aoms, and gtations on Rome and Water.
town Railrosd, BsaalS. Syrsesse, EiasArs yalh,
Ifsins In ocansshon lsave Budsio md suspsn.Op
sA Lax shore, buffalo and Lake Huron and Great
Western R,ilrosd, for Hamiiton, Toronto, Detroit,
sssI SacS.s sCSs Ss
Dubuque, Peoria, Rock Island, Masostns, ,loWsCtty
Gallo, f,rs h.sts, tndansp spoiL, Lcuisyllis, ,GnoIa
"'''' N'''nTssos TsosTaERss III afESssHiTn iRoUTn.
Connecting with Trains Of Troy, with Troy and
e0stor, and hsns and Saratoga kbads fos 6sTstoga,
Point, flisabsIgh' OgdsnsbaISh. MontFssi, ~,
10.
ss- Frsshs Arrangements BY this roats as above
silnout change Of Cars, from The Depot IN Ohain.
= m.ds BY othsr Railroad Oompsnle.. Tls hcili.
tee Of this great New York Roats to the West, oom.
mend 1t TO The ooundsnos Of merchants Ind slhppsrs
Pssenrer Trains, With DnokinE and Sleeping
Cars, run u ooansStisa % Tie New York ocnuSl
Sor psrsie,lars y 70 local nai, .ad freight ~.
ranssnsnss, inquire At The depot 9 Msf5ss street.
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