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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-17
MANHOOD;

Just Published in Sealed EnVelope-price &C.
a Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
cure OF SpeTmatOrrhOa, OF Seminal Weakness, Inysl
untary Emissions Sexual Debility and Impedimenttg
Marriage generally Nervousness, Epilepsy and FitE
Consumption, Mental and Physical Incapacity 70.
Eultfng from Self Abuse, &C. by Robert j. CulverEsl
n. D., author OF the ''Green Book"
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS"
Sent under seal in plain envelope, to any address
post paid receipt Of siX cents, two postage
stamps, TO Dr.. }. c. KLINE ~ Bowery, New York
p. o. Box 1855. aprl.496
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Stone IN the Bladder, CalcIIuI, Gravel, Brick
DsIt DsPOFit and ATeuS OF Milky
DiehGrgeI G1tsT UFiHGtiB0.

Disease occurring from and the same cause viii
be entirely cured By the Constitution Water If taken
for any length Of tine. The dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops to
teaspOOnful three times day, in water During the
passage Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent symp
toms should be cOmbatted with the proper remedies
above directed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-17
Tasss ar. Fact, Enough.

TheSs are FGetS Enough.
The Is no class Of diseases that produce such sx-
hausting effects upon the human constitution D1-
abstes and Diseases OF the Kidneys, Bladder and Uni
nary Passages and through false mOdesty they are
neglected until they advanced as to be beyond
thsoontrol Of ordinary remedies and We present tho
CONSTITUTION WATER
to the public with the conviction that has equal
in relieving the class Of diseases for which il has been
found 30 eminenty successful In curng and trust
that we shall be rewarded for our efforts in pacngs
valuable q remedy in form to meet the require
meuts Of patient and physician.
For Sale By al DTuggiStS-PEies 81 90.
WM.H. GREGG & CO.,
PrOprietors
Morgan Allen, General Agents, No. g GliH-st
Nav York noTlO:B27eod
FOB SALE By
Strong & Armstrong, and Benton Bros.
& Co., Wholesale Agents.
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CLAIMS.
DENSIONS AND BOUNTY
widows OF OfleeFs and Soldiers

L -
widows OF OnleeFs and Soldiers,
who have died, OF who have been killed in SERVICE
their minor Children dependent Parents, Brothers
or sister, entitled to full pensions aud arrears of
pay and alOO Bounty, and wounded Soldiers end-
tied to a pension to the extent Of disabiliy All who
have served TWO years, who have been discharged
BY reAson Of Wounds Are entitled to 800 BOunJy.
The undersigned, lats Lieut.. Col. 7lh Ohio Volun-
teers, has opened an ONCE in Warren, Trumbun Co,
Ohio, TO prosecute the
PENSION AND BOUNTY BUSINESS,
and will ass prosecute all business against the Gov
ernment in any of ita Departments His long expert
In the business and long service in the army and
his thorough quaintance with the manner Of doiug
the bu ness, and how and where to obtain evidence
in all cases. gives him advantages over all Oher par
sons engaged in the business. He charges ONLY the
legal fees-t5,bg. in Pension cases. with charge Of
o. so for each adaVt, where additional evidence is
required.
g-SoIdiers write to him. or call on him at his Of
co II you write give full history Of the and en-
close stAmp and you will get satisfactory answer by
return mail. J. +. ASPER,
Attorney at Law,
apri6.4s Warren, Trumbull Co, o.
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For tho Benefit OF Nervous Suffer
ers. The MARNlHG NOIOh on -.
SelI-Cu-e Of Debility, Consumption = -
Premature Decay, Loss OF Memory, &C, BY a former
Sufferer. Enclosing stamP, address
d. Il. WELLINGTON, Boston, Mass.
PREVENTION BETTER THAN CUBE.-Ths
new French Safe s the only article recommend
cd BY the Medical Profession a and SURE Pre-
ventive. Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED, any
addres9, on receipt Of stamp. dec23-kl2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-17

CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives those organs time 70 recover their healthy
tone and vigOr We are able to state that the COnsti
tuition Water has cured every case Of Diabetes in
which It has Deen given.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-17

DRICKI BRICKll BRICKllI-
R sRSr7;sss nSs 'Ai' " aOEDoN, KoMILLEE 400.
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BURNERS.
LIGHTl LIGHT! LIGHTIl
Wanted--ACtlTe Men, to Sell
TFsDEL s. NAsH's PATENT
Attachment :or Burning Kerosene or
Coal OH In Fluid Lamps.

THIS is AN ARTICLE WHICH,
on account OF its utility, simplicity and eeono-
my, has been very properly called the cost tnins oL
.hs kind ever in. cntad ~ the Application OF Whicn
20 any common fluid lamp we are enabled 70 Durn
Kerosene or Coal oil, without smoke OF smell, while
more II int "a obtained from given QuRLuty Of Ou
than with any other burner
With one If Ihsse burners applied to any nuld lamp
Il NAV be moved rapidly ab ut, or even carried out OF
doors without thc Light being eXting guished-
WHAT THAI SAY OF IT.
VALUABLE IEYEkTION One Of the best, and at
the same time most simple contItvAnces Tor burning
kerosene OIL in q common fluid lamp. 1t is 80 sim
ple that any child apply it and II Wl burn he
rCssus Oil in any fluid lamp without even changing
the viking IS Of the ne4test things that has
come under notice. and destined . become EerJ
popular with all il. Il buTnt the I'll perfect-
~. with no smoke, and will save many times its cost
N few months, and portable or nizbt lamps, m
appears to be the Plus uLrhA.-Lsyracuse Courier
and Union.
IL Is very smtle continuance and entirely odectu
al, snd has a rapid and extensive SALE kxpress.
Eg-Other journals sreak in Ike termss and go are
instantly receiving the most hatteTug Iestimoniais
from agents and others as 10 their efficiency and
econemys ,.-,
- zen 81 are now making from Five TO Eisht Dol
lars per day y selling these articles
have sold all my interest in the above mentioned
Patent 10 Drs J. & L. L. BEEMAN5 Solo Agents, No.
l69 Outario-St Cleveland, Ohio -
aprl5-43J y n0D5hL9n.
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Dysmsrrhea, or Painful AeaIi1- TfioH, and
IN MeHoTThGgiG OF PFofuse FioaOIHS.

Both diseases arising from faulty sOefv 'v" 0i tie
menstrual huid-in the one case being to- t.., and
accompanied By pain and the other to- pro
secretion, which will be speedily cured BY the
Constitution water.
. That disease known a. FALLING OF THE W0ElB,
which is the result Of relaxation Of the gaments OF
that Organ and is known BY sense OF heaViness and
dragging pains in the back and Sides Bnd at times
cOmpanied BY sharp lacinating shooting pains
through the parts, viii, in all cases, be removed By
the medicine.
There Is another class Of symptoms arising from IR
RITATIoS or TIE WOMB, which physicians call Ner-
vOusness which word covers up much ignorance, and
in zine cases out OF ten the doctor does not really
Know whether the o. simptoms are the disease, the
disease the sym ptOms. We can only snumerate them
here. Ispeak more particularly Of Cold keet Palpi
tatiOn OF the Heart Impaired Memory, Wakefulness,
Flashes OF Heat, Langour, Lasstude, and Dimness Of
Vision.
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CCARLET VELVET RIBBON.-
= GGprii IL "' EET1BEEe HAUslIAEH.
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aPgeIlI N0TeEa.


DFs q ~ 4 HI A M
Member Of he Royal College Of Physicians
London, England; Graduate Of
Rieord's Hospital for
FEM ALE DISEASES.
and constant attendant Ct Pa1is lcndon, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ton years
has opened his Office ar the
Johnson House, Cleveland,
where he viii be happ7 to meet all those Who are sf-
aicted with subaeute and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plan, and is mild, eiicaciOus and effective Bis med
icines arc simply vegetable extracts and oils III
have never been used bat By two other physicians
America besidss himself he has spent the creates
part Of his life and thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. He tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease No charge for giving all an
honest and true statement Of their case.
sPEKMATORHGA.
To YouNa MKE.-He c1n prove TO you in a few min
utes that he is the only ply scian you trtated
with that cures this disease FOR every patient who
will follow his drsslilns, he viii give One Hundred
Dollars il he fails curing this disease No charge
made for consultation. Those a distance who wish
vial OF uriL6 bg mail with rame, and age, he
viii answer and describe their and the ssibil-
lty OF getting relief BY eueiosiug return postagt
| stamp mar3.433
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Irritation of the Neck Of the Bladder, IafaEs-
nation Of tke Kidneys, and CatOrTh Of
the Bya1deT, StTGnguTy and
Burning, or Painful
UTiaatina.


UriBGting.
For these diseases It is truly a sovereign remedy
and too much not be said in its praise. single
dose has been known TO relieve the most urgent symp
TOMS Are you troubled with that distressing pain In
the small Of the back and through the hips A tea
spoonful day of Constitution Water will relieve you
like magic.
For DysPePsia
Il has no equal in relieving the most dist essing
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid SlOm-
ach, Vomiting Food, &C. Take teaspOonful after
dinner. The dose in all may be increased II de-
sired, but should be done gradually.
PhyieiaHs
Have long since given up the use Of buchu, cubeb7
and juniper In the treatment OF theee diseases, and
only use them for want OF better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal to the task that has dOvOlvsd
pom 1t.
Diarsties
irrtate and drench the Kidneys and BY constant
lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Strong & Armstrong and Benton Bros
& Co., Wholesale Agents.
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-Sgpprssssd KsHsturatiOn,

which In the unmarried female is q constant recur-
ring disease and through neglect the seeds Of mare
grave and dangerous maladiea the result; and
month after month passes without an efiOrt being
made to assist natuFe the suppression becomes chrun
lc the patient gradually loOses her appetite, the
bowels are cOnstipated, night sweats come on, Gnd
Consumption finally ends her career.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02
FROM NEW ORLEANS
Army Movements.

NEW YORK, Feb. New Orleans adyices of
the.25,h represent that everything is quiet in
that city Gen Banks returned from Raton
Rouge on the 22d. Nearly ali the old troops
formerly under Gen Butler are at Baton Rouge.
Erig Gen Bowen has been appoin ted pro yost
marshal general OF the department.
Col. Dwight has been appointed prov ost mar.
shal OF Louisiana. vice Col. Frrnch Col.
Demine was about TO resign the may orally of
New Orb ans.
Gen. Veir2el had returned from Berwick
Fay, ard would soon 20 10 Baton Rouge with
III, l(fcts 10 ahSisi IN TIE attack Oh Port Had.
son.
The r. bels have been strengthening their
WORKS here, and our guDboats, il is thought.
cannot assist much IN Lhe ATTACK, but the mortar
fleet viii operate more advantageeush. :.
The Tlo~klyp, Sciota and other war vessels
acre stll of Galveston. -.4 -.
II = as rumcred that the Harriet Lane es.
capea non Galveston Immediately after her
ptuTt, bat II is not helie we'd The pirate Ala
p'ma HIS EoI been he ID from since the sinklng.
OF Tie Ua,t-ras. A number OF vessels were
cruising for her in the q ulf. s--.-
Gen. Banks had demonstrated with the banks
OF Ntw urirans for refusing ID take Treasury
notes On Ceposit, AID they finally agreed TO
take iECm on SPECIAL deposit. Rebel notes We're
in demand and the s+cesh there seemed 10 be
more halpy than usual. AL -.
The New Orleans Delta says Colonel Thorpe
stated At public meeting on the Sd Of January
that the leNee above the city is In a very dilap-
icatcd condition, large holes having been cut
10 tnable Ihs guerillas 10 fire on passing boats.
The water in the river has risen fifteen feet
within a month, and is now rising rapidly, and
Urless the levees are speedily repaired, not
Louisiana, hut large portions of Arkansas and
NJ ississippi " i'll be submerged. .- 2 !. IL
The propeller ssAntona,' captured off Mobile
arrived at New Orleans on the Sd ult She has
q valuable cargo of nnerchardi .-
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TELENRAPHiC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
FROM EUROPE.

FROM EUROPE.
The English Press on American Affairs
French Policy I'm America.
NEW YORK, Feb: E-fhe steamer Austria.
rived. -.F .s---.- : -l-----
The London correspondent OF the Manches.
ter GuarciRn, writing Of the emancipation
proclam alton, SAYS he hears a very general
.arisssion Of opinion that the first outrage
.cn mifted by the slaves Will be the signal
ior European Intervention in xle interest of
humanity. --
The Times again replies to the New York
Shambtr Of Commerce touching the Alabama
Tie editor admits that the resentment of the
Norm rs very natural, and the case, As seen
I'm aor toersi POINT OF view, claims certain
deeree OF sympathy. The editor contends,
he wever, that the complaints against the Brit
ith government really amount to very little,
aho aoouces arguments against them.
Among the French dipfomauc correspond
ence just published is a letter from Napoleon
10 Gfp. @Forey, in which It is confessed that
the motive Tor the French policy in Mexico is
the desire TO prevent the United Statee from
extending tbs ir authority southward over the
American continent. 49,.
deesrs. Bright and Sehoiefield had arain
oeen speaking in Birmingham in reference
manly 20 belligerrnt rights, &c
Mr Bright did not think that ANY change
could be made in the determination of the
Paris Congress. He questioned whether COM
would bring ruin TO many. He complained of
Icrd Russell and Mr.. q ladston and bitterly
d. nc cphced the Times for misleading the pu blic
on Inc American question. .. -.
movements were or foot in Liverpool and
manchester TO test public opinion by a meeting
10 eonsi6tr The American W ar and the emanci-
ratiCD qnrstion.
All tn Spanish ministry have resigned An d
Gen. u Dcnnell had formed new cabinet
1htle vas some talk Of the Duke cf Saxe
Sohnrs for King of Greece, but it is reported
he has declined
1t is rumcred that Turkey is making warlike
preparations.
An inf usntial deputation from the Eman.
clp&ton Society waited on Minister Adams.
Oh The 10th, 10 present copy of the resolution
expressing sympathy with the anti-slayery
policy OF President Lincoln'e government =
Rty. Baptist Noel, Jacob Bright and others
addressed appropriate observations to Mr..
hdans, 'whe, IN reply, expressed his gratiica.
non at the proofs which were afforded of the
hiendship of public opinion towards the United
Staies. Ee explained aud defended the acts
and policy of the United States, and pointed
out that the legally established government
which tie slave conspiratcrs had assaiied was
really fGl ting in self defense, and ON behalf of
hb1Ity and human, progress. So
i he BImy and Navy Gazette says it can see
40 end 10 the American war except in m utual
ruin. Those who speak of reducing the South
10 the state Of San DomIago little realize the
inserts and horrors which must befaIl the
South ere her bleeding carcass lies unresist.
lnEIy at the feet OF armed abolitionisfs-
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Released from Arrest.

BALTIMORE, Feb. IA ID. Boileau, proprje-
tor Of the Pbiiadelphia Evening Journal has
through the interposition OF Philadelphia and
TO General Schenck letter protesting his low.
atty, been relef sed by the latter from Port
McHenry, and started this evening for Phila-
delphia IN the $40 train. General Montgomery.
ccmmandingat at Phiiadeiphia, has been directed
by General Schenck 10 deliver mp the Journ Sf
ofhce 70 Mr.. Boileau, 50 that he can proceed
with the publishing Of his paper a. heretofore
PHILApELPHIA, Feb. 1.-Nr. Boileau tele.
been released from Fort M cHenry, and viii ~.
rive home to-nie ht He will be recei we'd by q
large number Of friends. - IL -1l- = 80 y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02
THE WARseN THE MISSISSIPPI.

Our Army Encamped Near yick>burs-
Pour Feet of Water in the CUT off-The
GueriIlas near Memphis Troublesome.
/. CAIRO, Feb. 1.-The guerillas continue active
in the vicinityof Memphis A detachment of
the 4th Illinois Cavalry had a skirmish Tues
: cay With squad of rebels. The Federals lost
seven killed, wounded and captured. = .
The Bulletin says the rebels are advancing
on our lines as fastas the condition of the roads
will allow, their object evidently being to get
possession Of the Tennessee and Cumberland
rivers. - - E-.--r Z 4 t'-~
An accident on the railroad, near MOSCOW,
occurred on TUESDAY. FOnr freight care were
pIecipitated down a ffty-foe embankment
-Four soldiers were killed. ~SCl
From picksburg, itis learned that water Ia
running through the cutoff from two 20 four
feet deep, but, no signs yet of the channel
widening. --l.-s.E = '-sFi1,- --spsss- 80 p =
Considerable force crossed the Bend, and Is
now enoaInped opposite Warrenton, in order
more readily to comm unicate with the force
from below when il arrives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

NEw YORK, Feb 1.-The New YorA u.-.,a
contains detsiis Of the nsht near BscIwaser.
On the night OF ts 2Sth, viii thres rerss. I'M os
infantry, and four detached hatIerses OF iufnutrv
nih- hundred cavalry aad four pieces OF ar.
thlsry. on the next night Grn. Oorcoraa
under orders Of Gen. Peck, advaaced 20 Inert
them. snd the rebels were formed ten nliI.-
nom Suffolk.
After cannonading Of two and a half hour.
ihe enemy retreated. Gen. Corcoran al v sn I'D
ailhis tercee-his infantry with nxed bs ,on.Is
CRYING thr rebels nearly u mile, they ieaving
tE'lr KILLED and wounded behind Gen.
torcoran continued to follow them mp, wh-a
me rebels took another position NO miles f-om
the battle field At the latest inf.s ms stioa py
mail, Gen. Corcoran was moving 70 hank them.
The feht occurred by moonlight The teI.-
ersm OF yesterday indicstee thst the r.hatr
We're again driven from their lasi nance post
non, and were still being pursued. Our loss
was "a killed and 50 wounded. Coiouel Kno-
derer, OF the 10th Pennsylvania regiment, w as
daneeronely wounded in the hip nv piece OF
sheil. Captain Taylor, of the ii3th New YORK
was killed, and Gen. Oorcoran made a narrow
.sesle. Captain Bisdget- OF his stsn, was
Captain Kelly, OF the eah New York, was
wounded an the arm, sud amputatiop ts
thought to be necessary. Amene the oficers
wounded are Captain Leach. OF the 18th N.yg
York, slightly; Adjutant Buttan, same r.xi
ment, siiehtiy; Lieut. Bailey, IIth Peansyl Va.
MIA ca valry, siightly; Adjntant Atm, OF tae
6th Msssaohusetts; Iieuts. Wood and Marshall,
of the same regiment; Lieut. SswielIe, of sha
9th Massachusetts, were killed. = =
Rebel sourres of information state that (,ol
PAGE, Of the 5th Virginia regiment, was kilie 4.
Among the rebel r. pgimsnts engaged were the
5i'h, e3d, 5Oth, and 29th Virginia regiments.
1he rebels received reinforcements.
The rebels Of late have been very hold in
thie neirhborhood. Pryor has he n In the habit
Of crossingthe Blackwater river whenever ne
wanted TO, and then retreating pracipitately 90
Franklin as soon as ever we attempted TO puyl
sue him. This time he came over % reconaoi-
ire, as Also 10 forage. Our attacking him al tho
honr we did must have been q real surprise:
for the prisoners we have taken all agree 20
one thing, and that In, he did not expect light
rather avoid one-but came prepared for
emergencies such as he met with.
We have taken quite a large number of pri-
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,

STAFFORD Court HOUSE, Va, Jan. 3O-The
last and most denoniacal thing brought TO our
notice is a small instrument Invented by the
rebels TO cripple the horses Of our cavalry IL is
construc cted of four pieces of rod iron hardened,
less than quarter of an inch in thickness, and
about two inches long. Four of the ends are
made TO centre together, and they project from
the middle In tie form OF arms. To the -xtreme
end of each is welded out a very sharp spherf-
cal point These are intended u be sprin kidd
through the woods and over roads, 10 prevent
the advance of cavalry. No matter how
ihrowE, one Of the points will stand perpen-
1icu larly, ard W hen the horse treads upon il,
it viii enter his foot and disable Sim on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02
FROM HAVANA y A.
Rumors in II egard to the Privateer Florida. !.

New YORK, Feb. THE steamer Columbia,
from New Orleans on the 25th and Havana on
the 2oth, has arrived. A Havana letter OF the
GI and. Magua, in the Bahamas of Abaco
" hile other rumors state that she had . fight
with Federal gunboat, and was on fire OF
Abaco, as she was being chased of the BAHIA
The stesrner r. r Cuyler had gone ashore
near Cienfuegos, but got Off again and met the
santiago de Cuba, an d sailed again on a cruise.
Tn. gunboat Tioga had also sailed from Havana
on a cruise. The San Jacinto passed Maya
guez on the 12th. - ~, 80 -,
One of the vessels burned by the Florida was
ashore atthe mouth OF the harbor of Cardenas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02
ROPOs SAILS FOR IoE.

MEDICAL PURvEYeR's OFFICE,
sfSD fsof9sALs will be received :. this office
twelve l2l O'CLOCK n. for furnishing the Medical
f Sn 5s 1T Si yanuar
Hilton Head South Carolina.
Fortress Monroe, Vi Virginia.
Pens acola, Florida.
Nashville, Tennessee.
St. Louis, Missouri.
Cairo, Illinois.
Washington, District of Columbia.
A., Memphis: Tennessee; a.
j. not prsclsely known, bisaers Win state the guam.
NY OF ice IN they can 1 fgrsish where it is gathered
they can furnish the amount of their bids. Al
though It s desirable that bidders should propose
tofurniEh the whole amount required at any one of
the places proposed to be supplied >
Bidders viii state what facilities they possess. if
any Tor storing the ice at the posts they propose to
fheiee must be of the best auali,y subject to the
the Where K T. Severed bs 1a and
post olee address OF the bidder must appear in the
: fs bid IS made in the name of a frm the names
e1nsidered the individual proposal of the party
Proposals from disloyal parties .pu not b. corstd-
Gsd, AND AN OATH OF ALLEGIANCE kysr ACCOMPANY
HAoH PROPOSITIONS: S:, =.
4. s, <, s., and Acting Medical Pur1ssor
.P,a .TPssaln st1n, u z snd should be plainly marked
The. ability of the bidder to all the contract
should it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
be appended to the guarantee. and said guarantees
must accompany sh- bid. -.. ..
The responsibility of the guarantors must be
shown by the oFCidl certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court or of the United States Dis
Bonds in the sum ofive thousand dollars, signed
by the contractor and both his gu srantors will be
required Of the successful bidder upon signing the
contract. --1-.
= a.- Form Of Gpo,antee.
We, efthe county Of, and State Of,
and -, Of the county Of, and State Of, do
hereby guarantee that--is able to fuldl the
contract in accordance with the terms OF his pro
position, and that, should his proposition be &C
oepted, he will at enee enter into contract in
cordance there with.
Should the contract be awarded him. we are pre-
pared to become his securities --. B a. .
certificate above mentioned
The Surgeon General reserve3 to himself the
right to reject any all bids that he may deem too
hi igh or unsuitable.
HENRY JOHNSON, NJ. 8. e.. q. 8. A. ~
ia q dtPe23 Acting Medical Purveyor. .s
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