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wyNterious--Man's BODY Found
ia "a Well.

On Saturday morning last, 22d, the
body Of nun was discovered in the
well At tho Clarendon Hotel, Bellevue !;
the body wns identified us that of VIM.
bowers q transient Jour shoemaker, of
about 26years supposed to have come
from Michigan to BELLEVUE. The matter
is still under inquisition, IL. Nichols, one
OF the Justices of the Peace for York
township acting as Coroner. The facts,
so far as asoertained, are VIM. Bow
crs had been working at shoema king for
Z. p. Miller, 2Is miles west of Bellevue
for some time, On the 4th instant Nj,
Miller went TO Saudusky, Bowers ao-
oompsnying him. When Miller was
ready 10 return Bowers could not be
found, so he came away without him.--
On tho same night or the following, Bow.
srs returned TO Do l1vuo b. the cars,havinE
sold his neck.tie and pocket knife in
Sandusky for Sl,2b, enough to pay his
fare. Ho said he got tight" at san-
dusky and lost track of Miller. lie was
seen by several persons. This is the
last positive known of him until his body
was found in the well. About the nioht
oftha 4th, 9th or 9th there was a street
disturbance, from IL to OF 2 O'Clock, OF
which nothing definite has been asoer-
tanned, but in which Bowers was sup.
posed to be engaged. Bowers had
agreed to commence working for shoe
maker in the village the morning after his
J return from Sandusky, and his absence
was unsceountable. On tho morning Of
the 2lst'a clerk Of store while getting
a pitcher OF water remarked to the host.
Ter, /" there's something in the well,n the
reply was guess IT'S an old bucket
!, Tho next morning the same clerk while
lowering the bucket saw mans face in
the we'll. On removing the body il was
/ identified as ihat OF Wm. bowers. The
well is deep, 80 feet 10 the water, will
about 10 feet OF water, aud il is supposed
the body had been there 10 OF n days. :
The water ot the Wen had been ffeel,
used by tho hotel the neighboring storo,
a and shops the thought OF which is hor
rible. The back part of the skull nea
: the right ear had fracture OF two o
D three inches, though the skin was un
. broken no other marks or bruises. :
. Decomposition had commenced abou
lthe face and neck. II is to be hope
the inquest will result in unyeiling th
mystery In which the matter is at pres
snt envelopei.- - Frsnoaf Jouraal.
!. A cAsAsD,--rhe N. Y. World repOr,
n that BsrOside has been removed an
:. Hooker appointed to the command Of ,h
d Array Of the Ps,enss. Evidently . Q.
axrd
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IL NJ q FIXEB
FOR HOLDING COURTS
~ Tnr
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
or rpr
STATE or ONO.
ron rHr
Y II A II 4 8 O q.

Be It remembered, That at a
meeting Of the Judges OF the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas Of the Third Common Pleas Ju
dicial District Of the State Of Ohio. At the
Court House in the town Of Perrysburg,
Wood County, on the day and date hereof,
for the purpose Of fixing the times of hold
ing the terms Of the Courts Of Coumou
Pleas and Of the District Courts in said
District for the year 1863, we, the under.
signed, Judges Of the Courts Of Common
Pleas, within and for said District, do hereby
FIX the times Of holding said Court TOR the
year 1863, in each and every County in said
District, a. follows!
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sheriff sale.
Benjamin Leonard


Samuel Eagle, Hiram P. Sherwood and
Wife.
By virtue ofsn order made BY the
Court of Common Pleas, of Seneca eoun-
y, Ohio, on the lst day of November,
A. ID. 1862, in the above entitled cause,
and TO me directed, will offer for sale at
public vendus, at the door of tae Court
House, in the city Of Tfin, in said coun.
~,
On the 29th of December, A. d. 1852,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and 4 O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the fol-
lowing described lanas aud tenements
to-wit:
Bejng the one. third undivided interest
in and TO "a fractional part of the North
West quarter Of section ten, Il0) in
township one, ~ in range sixteen, (l6l
east and commencing for the same at the
center Of the Marion Ssste Road and the
Caroline road, al the crossing Of said
roads and running from thence South
along the center Of said Marion State
road to the centre OF Honey Creek; from
thence in Northeast direction, slong
the centre OF said Honey Greek To the
centre ofssid Caroline road; from thence
West TO the place Of beginning, except
ling and reseryiag therefrom certain
pieeeor tract of land cut of the Ne1ta-
west corner Of ssia premises, being sixt,
feet BY two hundred feet. exclusive .
the road. heretofore sold ts enc William
II. Cover.
LEVI wEIRICE.
4 sra,.s..l Shsrif.
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Successful scout OF Col. Tax.
tUu.
CnAnirsrowa, Va, Nov. 81

CHARLEsrowg, VA, Nov. ~.
| have Just learned additional partic.
ulurs Of the successful scout nude by
the I'd Virginia cavalry, under Col. j,
c. Paxton, in the vicinity Of Lewisburg
The troops left Camp Piatt, 10 miles
from here, on Monday last Gath inst
From that time they marched 40 miles
in 10 hours, passing over, in the route
four spurs Of the GOuley Mountains
Part OF the march was through polting
snow storm.
Col. Paxton came upon the enemy In
the vicinity of Frankfort. attacked them
with vigor and after short light defeat
ed capturing two commissioned Of
6ecrs, number Of priyatss, 100 horses
between 1000 and 3,000 stand of arms,
aud burned his camp and all hi. equipage,
all his stores and four wagons. Col.
Paxton did not lose man.
Major Powell particularly distinguish
ed himself.
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A Significant Majority.

The total returns of votes cast by the
w isconsin volunteers, at their distant
an home cnmps, for candidates in that
81 ate, foot up s,2l9, of which 6,2l9
were for the Republican Union ticket.
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! GOOD NHW9



Benham's Magical Pain Extrac-
tor, for removing all local pains.
Benbam's Gargle.-For Dipthe-
ria, Putrid Sorethroat, Thrush and
liberation Of the Throat.
Benham S Renoyatiag Pills
For Nervous and Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Colds and Sour Stom,
acb. They will cleanse the stom-
ach without any Inconvenience.
Benham Worm Pastilla Candy.
The surest, safest and most feli-
abe. Easiest TO take. No physi-
clan required.
Benbam's Hygiene Cough Drops
For Cough, Group and rattles in
children-good also in Fevers.
Benham's Liver Pills.--Geod to
cleanse the system of all billions
habits. ~ Nf " ~ ~
Benbam's Joshua Drops.-Like
Joshua of old, who commanded the
sun to stand still and it obeyed
him, so with the Drops. All NOR
bid, or loss Of action will be rous.
ed: all Fcvers willbe calmed down
in an incredibly short time. They
are decidedly ahead of all other
preparations, for Fevers, Cramp,
Group, spasms Inflammation, Te-
tanus or Lock jaw Suspended ami.
nation, Diptheria. Putrid Sore.
throat, and in fact il is perfect
Joshua, as hundreds will testify.
Prepared and sold bs 'i'1
a. BENIIAM..
helmore, Senees county, o..
For Sale by Dabsis 4 Co, Tim.
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Sheriff and Master Comm ission.
or Sale. II.
John G Green
vs..
Samuel Smith.

BY virtue OF an order made by the
Court of Common Pleas Of Seneca ooun-
", Ohio, on the goth day of October A.
d. lS6a, in the above entitled cause and
to me directed, will oifer for sale al
public auction, at the door of the Cour,
House, in the oily OF Thin, in said eoan,
v, on
TAs 5th day Of January, "A. ID, 1868,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ
and O'Clock =. NJ, Of said day, the fol.
lowing described lands and tenensnts
ts-wlt. ttta
In-iot number two hundred and eighty
nine (2ss) in the town of Fostoria, Sen,
eea ooanty,o D.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff and Master csnnissionsr.
December ,, iscs. esso
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District Court.

The several terms Of the District Csurt
10 and for the year 1863. shall commence in
the several counties a. follows, t0.wit.
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Residence For SaIrl

1hs subs riber vail Iell at private s,le, the resi-
dentsof Rev. ". J. Rstsnik, on college Hili, on
sorbst tortsnms. N. T., BREWER
oct3l ~
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l. GEORGE S CHRlsTLIP. Clerk Of
the Court oil Common Pleas in and for the
county of Seneca aud STATE Of Ohio hereby
certify the foregoing 10 be a true copy Of the
original order nss or file in the Clerks OF.
fee OF the aforesaid Court.
- In testimony whereof l hereunto
N. 8 set my hand and oficial seal, at Til.
fin. this November 2s. ls6a.
GEORGE 8. CHRIS FLIP,
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas.
noy2S 4w
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Third District.
First Subdivision.

Union eounty-Janusry 10, March 30 and
September -.
Hardin couuty-Febrosry 2, April / 3 and
October 26.
Marion county January 26, April aud
October Ia
Logan county-January J. March Q aud
September7
Shelby couu,y-JaDuary 10, March % and
September 81.
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Notice is hereby given that the
.uhierhsTha been apPointsd shd qu fed a. admin.
i'rains on the sssis Of john d. Mitchell, deceased,
late oi Seneca Coaaiy, Onto.
Tiffin, Nov. 2s, 1852.
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Sheriff. aud Mast Commissioner,
Nov. 2I. 1862 S3.75 a,- 1
sherifi' and Master Conn
missioner sale.
The Bank of Titfin,
George TAYLOR eth.

VeorRC Taylor e al.
nv virtue OF MI order made by the Court
uf Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio,
on the goth day Of October A. D. 1869, in the
above entitled cause and 10 me directed,
will offer Cor sale at public vendue at the
door OF the Court House in tbs city Of Tifin,
in said county, On
The 22d day Of December. A. d 1862.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. N and {
o'clock j n OF said day, the following do.
scribed lands and tenements. to wit:
Ip-lot numbered two hundred and forty
two t2i2J in Hedges I'd addition to the city
o. lihn. 1tlt
LEVI WElRICK Sheriff and
Master Commissioner.
Nov. 81, 1862. ABS
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sheriff aud Master COms
missioner sale.
Geo L Hueg, N b HoeF and John T Hogg
e1'rs Of z. + II. Bissel, deed


George 1aylc and wife ct al.
BY virtue Of an order made by the Court Of,
Common Pleas Of Seneca UepntJ, Ohio, or
the 22i day Of Oct, A. ID. 1861 in the shove
entitled cause aud ~ me directed, will offer
tor sale at public yendue at the door OF the
Court House, in the city Of Tifin, ia said
county.on salr e.
I he 22d day OF Decc mber, A D. 1862.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N and
o'clock p. NJ Of said day, the fjIlowing de-
scdbed lands and u nemenis, 10 wit; -fs u
In lot lumber eight (s) also. In lot num-
ber two hundred aud seventy six t276) eI-
eept SIXTY 1901 feet off The east aide thereof,
al in the First Ward OF the city Of Tihin,
IN Seneca county, o. 49,. ,,..-
LEVI wEIRloK,
Sheriff. aud Mast Con,tnissioner.
Nov oI. 1869 SJ75 ..+
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And that the term, Of the
Court Of Com MON Pleas,

In and for the several counties Of said D's
trict, in and for said year. shAll commence
in the several eouuties thereof as lolows:
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A cAsAsD,--rhe N, Y. World reports
that Barnside has been removed and
Hooker appointed to the command Of the
Array Of the Ps,enas. Evidently . es-
asrd.
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Sheriff and Master COm'r Sale.
Jsm.s Pilars

Joseph Kcpz spd wife.
BY virtus of an order made by the Cour, Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca County. Ohis, on
the 9Th day OF Nov, A. d. 1860 in the abovs
entitled cause and to me directed. will offer
for sale at public vendue at the door Of th-
Court House, in ths city Of Tihin, In said
county, On
between the hours of 10 clock A. NJ. and a
O'Clock p. NJ, of said day the following de-
selibed lands and tenements. to wit: l.t
ln-lot number forty five t45J in tho tswp
OF Adrian, SenecA county, Ohio.
LEVI wEIRICK,
sherik
Nov. l4th, 1852. $500
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A. BENHAM.

helmore, Senees county, o..
For Sale by Dab.is 4 Co, Tim.
/, 4,6o lr -.r.t
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mofever. would be greatly improved, aud
the negotiation OF new hans greatly ts-
eihianed BY the steady market demand
for GJsernment bonds, which the odop-
lion VI tie proposed system would create.
II ie en- additional alrccommendatlon OF the
measure, OF considerable weight in nv
Judgment, that Il would reconcile, as far
a. possible, all existing interests by the
, opportunity. offered TO existing instiiu'
tions 60 reorganlzc under the act, sub
stitutlng only the secured uniform ma
tlensl circulation for the local and Varl-
sus circulationa now used.
The President then gives summary
sron the Secretary of the Tressury's ~.
polt. He refcrs 80 the reports OF the Sec
fctsries Of the Navy and War, and says
though lengthy, they are only brief alb
stracts.
He says there Is decided improve
nant In the hnsncial condition of thl
PUst Ofice department.. compared will
The preceding yesrs. The Secretary O
the Interior reports the public lands hav
ceased 10 be source ofrevenpe.
Speaking Ct Indian siiaiEa, and the rc
cent troubles, ho soysi
submit for your special considerable
whether CUR Indian sysiem shell not b
rsmodelsd.
HE suggests the earliest compilation I
The Pacific Rsilroad; also favorable AZ
tson OF Congress Oh the projects for q
l1reing the great canals OF New korl
kllinois lnd Michigan,
The President refers TO ais Compeni
sfed characterization Proclamation. OF Sep
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! RAILROADS ETU.
PAssEFG En- TRA IFs
Hrom WashingtOn. Il

fss.ssE ississ ssssssa wed kssss. ssia.s.s, AID =
aAd tn West, Will be run = toalov9: n -G'
Daily Trains between washington and Balm
Daily Trsiss between washiastoa and the " ct.
On Sundays, Two Trains to Bki,inors, sud oas
rsssnssf. ,or the Yves, mati.s clos. sosasc,icns
nor. aud SSio RsiiPSsG foi al fsI.s. Wet :, lower
FOR riIIADELPiix AND NEW YORK
i FOX ASs%ffShis.s;. is1Sf'SH w.sssssss Il = r.o
ses = IA ALL y SPSSisrs WEST, and s..,.eD. along
at $40 .. N snd p In.. and On Sundays st p n.
10 TRAINS MOVING SOUTH. -.-
Leave NeW Yotk At .. n. PhlAdsspAis Il ~ .
.. Baltintss slSp, m AnivsstTsshinston 8 20
Ls.,s Rev Tor. At p N. rhss1AelphIa 1850 p.
n; Baltimore $50 g. m. Arrive st wsshington 80
Leave New Yort a, II p. n; PAll.dslRhle q 40 .
N i Bal.inuss i.iO =. NJ Arrive at @sahi.s.oa
!. A g. VAIN E.s.Is: s: ss';: .4. e.:
o. y SUM sssa.y. 1H 4 ssS and M ,.o |. only ne. BALD
more. No Annapolis connections On sanday ffon
Passenger leaving wa.hlsstos q, 40 a. n
ssuoSe sna 6Sie
Rsilroad for all points Wet Of the Ohio R,ver snd
fbr all polnn al rg the line Of Baltimore and Ohio
Road, IN Maryland and Virginia
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
instou daily, except Sundays, at 6a6 O. u, and so
q. IN, -.
Passenger Trains leaving Warrington st 500 .. n
-. M. and 50 m, and Baltimore at $50 and ~
Z m. and $50 y. m, Dip only a An'sapclu dnt
RlshirytoN JsndtoNs.
way Passengers must take the Accom~sdason itlin
ody
W. SMITH,
ny Hastsr OF transportation, halt
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ny 70
WINTER ARRAaGEnE Eay. 80
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
n AT IsT1 q AID.

H n Z LIN q a d. .f
On and atrsr hONDAY, NOV, Is; 1881, ..
PassENakE TRAINS LEAVE PHII.ApEI.
- PHlA:
fJr baltimore, At 80 = N y 10 . % i.SS q, n
(kxpfess,) aud 1850 p, M.
For Chester, stS.lSa = IN II, IS n sani io.s'
p u.
For Wilmington, 81 30 . m. SO 4 NJ Ii ~ =
Y. . 10 and i0.b1 p. m
for New Castle, at SIS a. N And sop M
Eor Doyer, Of s.lS 3 m. sad S.is p. I'll
For Milford, at SIS =. m.
For sslsbuIy, atslSa N. '.. r.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore At $50 O. N. (Express,) 1 % p
N lExprsssl 20 and P; N. (E1Prsssl
Leave Wilmington at 7'so and II % 8. IN ss
Leave Salisbury At % p. U.
Leave Milford ct 4b5 D. N.
Leave Dover ut q. In. and Slop 10.
I'ssys New Castle q i . N AID slo m:
Leave Baltimore for BAiisbury and iutsfmocist,
..atipns at 20 and p. IN. for Dover and ,ntsrms
dists stations, at .ob p IN.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at AS Q. m " 06 and I, 10 . N.
Leave Wilmington at 80 q, m, s.2o ID, 10
FRhfahT ias Il i fRA with Passenger Car attached
'i.ave fhilsdeiphiA, for Psrryvills and intern.
Leave wilmlngtoa, for Perryvills and iutsrmsi,
u Leave @ @B.itncrs, ior Hsvrs dc ar.Os and inter
mediate stations, stS nm
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
4, ss . u. snd 10 80 y. IN nom fh,ladslphia 4
Att IRON Baltimore to philadelphia.
The 30 Q. m Train from PhiiadelphiA ~ heiu
more viii run daily, Mondays e.a1.sA;
hna-u rresidsni
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TO Ambrotypists
AND
/ Photographers.

In Sddition TO our large tddness, We have added
large and choice STOCK Of aDabrotyps, and pn"t'
graph materials. suoh M
UNION CASEB.
Every sixe. In tie Trade.
DOUBLE GILT,BANNER CAS- Ss
every sire inads
UNION GILT FRAAEs,
every size made ~
AnUi aud OVAL MATS and PRE5ERVER
every azs In the Trade
EyCELSIOR IRON PLATES.
every size In the trads.
AaLAIs0rIPE AND vEREEY fLArEs,
every aze made.
FRENCH CROWN aLAss,
svsry sire IN the Trade.
We susrsntss ID sell this stoOE At OF near IRE man
ufscturers' pricea.
Our printed PRICELisT senr free TO any al
dTsss
tOsdsIs frOw Art,sI An ths Isspsouss Camps
promptly attended 10 tS rstarn mail
Store opsn IRON . - 70 ESQ p. N. ~
). BELLEw = CO.,
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nhsAV OEnSlsAL kOUYE
" FOR THEW EST, W.
HUDJON kIVsR EiG&OAp aAd Nsw YOxx
0kkSRAL HAlLRUAD


"a AND AFsaR psyasBaR Q, isaI,
.Eapiess Trkns leave asw York olty depot, Of
Audson River RAnrosi daily, supdsya excepted, ss
Sf:S 4 . Sss%Os N street E,e% so.h street "s'or
n.Ss 50 I$s. n, ,ssop m
AsSles .sd ssxAio
.s.1.l as..n ,ois ~ = n s'''D'as "0p' "'
and toiO sotk stIeek TIE fh.tc y. m. isepins oar
tram for Albany and Prey, and Tho $50 T. N hOn
ft.ey, and u 2 % ais,x tain Ina% ftSm ~ ,tt!hssy
trsl Ksiiiosa for sSisneciady, kooassisS' utiss
BatsWs, Rome, AID stations On Rome and Water
town Railroad, Bunslo, Byrscass, Niagara IAAs,
IN s1s Ind
| va Lake Shore Buffalo and Lake Huron sad 6Tssi
Western Railroad, tyr Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit
Ch@&9, Toledo Milwaakis Fond Da Lao,.LS
Dubuque. Peoris, y VI island AlA1ntIuv Iowatjiiy
| Burlington, QUINCY, spriix isli, Alton, St Lopis
Cairo Esrss hau,s indianspolls IouIsVll;f, ,Cincin
| natl osytsn, Columbus, cleveland. nnd oil point
| NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting With fraihs at Troy, with Tasy And
B0Itor, ani Hons. snd ssS;0sa Roads for saI atoga
Whit Shi,ae;, RstisnS' s%ariinssSn, % g. 1lbans, aSuos
40 -
~ freight Arrang elsaata ty this roats o. above,
without 0hsnBa Of Cara, from the DepOs Ia Cham
- made by other Railroad Companies. Tho fsslli-
ties Of thIs great New York Route, to the West CON
mend 1t iofhe confidence Of nsrchants ind shippers
| Tor pfomptGsss and disPatoh. .-.E -.
Passenger TrAins, with SAokinx and SIseplns
| Road. - -
For psruaslars ss 10. Local ualu sad freight ar
rsnssSsSa. iaasirs II the aspSs, @ WsTss9 street
daily subsrinimdsns
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PROPOSALS FOR OATS. :
.QuA.s.a.Asrss'e D.sor,

u
Alexandria, ,ve., Ass: "a, lse1.
s.i.s sss =: ~ ~ a. 3 s.p.:ss:
With = II ave- Ssndrsa tSou.ssa S 61ss.L q OATS. Ths
SaS 70 ,: ofa geod HSs!snt,st.ets @ auslity' pat op
pssaS. q Il: bs:ss! sssts = = is.a'Sss Wisho.i
extra charge 70 the Govemmest ~ % -.
~. e sss.. Ss ma; 3D.. g q x: x: s e !. &: 3:
pot Quar- esmastsf nay direct, withis [2ol twenty
days iron the date Of the contract, or suoh longer
psfiod - may be agreed upon. ~ s...T
81 l....#s.. PROHOSALB. r........ta.
TIE full name and post oaaos addssa Of The bidder
PIcposslI wlli b foi iOo pOel one hundred shoa.l
sss ,Ss ~ Ss s.s :,
Sid viii be cons,dsrsd q the individual proponi Of
the psstner siRnfng H. 9
and az osA Of sIlesianee must arompasy each prOpesi
Proposals must be sddrssi,d to Capt. G. B. Fsaau
AisiAod,is, ", snd must be plainly marked "Pro'
: GUARANTEE. @
The ability Of the bidder to ali the contract should
p.on. ss. Signature: nS, :. sp
The rs.pona6iiiiy oiths susraltor. must b shown
S.ris, U c0s1 Or q he Uaisd STATS u dsos I stisi
Bidders mun be pres,nt 10 person when tbs bids
are opened, or their proposals Will ngt be oonsd-
Bonds In the sun Of nvs thousand dollar, sisnsa
BY the contrac'or and both o. his guarsntofs will
% required Of thsiuccssful bidder Gp,a signing the
AZ he bond must accompany the contract, It viii
BE- for bidders 10 have their bondimen with
hay: bond, sn;SS e. n n1Spss . .Hd
Blans for bonds can be procured up - application
bsing made at this oce, either personally, by lst
ter, or By telegraph. . .r
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
/ We. Of the county Of - and Btats Of -,
and -, Of the county Of, and State Of -. do
hereby guarantee that -- Is sble 10 falHl . con
tfaot IN accordance with tse terms Of his proposition
and that should his proposition Be Rocsptsd he will
at oncs enter into oontrsct 10 accordsncs thsro
with. .
Should the oontract b. awarded him, We a,s pre-.
pared to become bis turetiea
ITO thi, guarantee must be appended the ofhciAi
certificate above msntionsd .,
TNSPECTION, DELIVERY, &C.
Al Oats contracted for uader this Advertisement
Will be rgidly inspected, and such - do mot prove
Of good, sound, nsFchsntabe quality, Will b. RS
Psymsut TO be- made fom time to me, - .hs
POI SusstssSsa,sr .Saii b II funds -'''' - Wv "
Auy infornality 10 ths BID, Of non confo! nance
with the terms Of this will ensure the
rel ction OF the propoAl
Delivery to be made at suoh wharf, a. the city Of
Alsxasdria. g the Depot Quartermsstsr .ny direct
right to rtect any or all bids that he may deem too
''A-' W. '"'' '' c.B FERGUSON,
Captain, A Q. M, u. 8. Army,
aug 2s-d aud Depot odsrtsrassier.
The national Republican., 1862-09-06
DENTISTRY.
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l ~. LOCMiS, M. D.,
the iaVsntor and patsatee Of the Mineral Plate
Tech attends Iastonsliy az h ONES In this city.
MANY persons can wear thrss teeth who cannot
eeAr others sn6 no persa Lon waaf others who oAn
Persons oai,ias Al ray oitcs ssn 10 accommodates
out 10 those who Al. particular, and wish Tie pursst
an plsdsss, &c ainsisi Esis vii BE- moro fsiiy
iooTas n th,s city. No sas Psnusyly aniA avenue,
estwi "a ninth and Tsnth strssts Also, 907 ArOk
itrett, rbiladeiNcin q, mirlS-ly
nR. lakewood continues the pras-
~ iioa Of Dsptlstry, In the Washington Building
Having praotised In the South nearly sx,ssn Year,
he ises aarred that he osn give satsfsotou to any
Teeth iINertsd On yyIe AHlr., ,Rus,.s, Or CON
r,..,, ~. ,H Shl0r'iorm administered when desired
~ DIR. 8. u. SIG ESAlOnD will he ab-
sent rom the city until next fall. when he will re-
siime his duties as usual may q
NEW INVENTION OF ARTIEuolAI.
~ C1EOFLASTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clssps, By
p Il. .s. b. SIG ES M O N ID
est ish Sna lsh n sf t. p
advantages Of his improved system;
lst The teeth OF iSinanufscture will never oorrods
aoI change color Sy any sods and ara three ourth'
H. No tSeiS or % roo.o need bs extracted. q. III.
artificial cneso o~n he inserted over them
| I'd The roots will be made iuo6snsivs and never
| 70 scbr. Hl.
9Th. No temporary teeth srs needed, ~ psrmaasat
Ynos oan be made Immediately, thereby preserving
he natural expression OF the face, whioh, undsP ths
| old system, u ffe4ucltly disl6ured.
9TH This woek has been fully tested, for over i've
yexp, by many Of the drst Chemists and PhyaciAni
Of this and tbs old country.
asta Gling with which tho most sentative teeth can
b. filled without pain, and can build up psTfsol
| sound tcoth On any side Roots, which will last
thrsagh lifetime f-.... -
He Teisrs TO tue following gentleman Dr. v. Mott
Dr. porenU- Professor * Chsmistry; Hon. 4
| Mann, lun, apt CrabtIee, Vios Presdent Of the
Of the SuprsHs Court, Of Washington, D O.; md
thousAld5 Of others
CAL and examine yGarsslssa. nov s--eoa