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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHILL

Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says on the 9th
OF March, 1852:
We decidedly opposed TO drugs and 70 advertised
remedies for the prevention Of having children but
feel II duty to acknowledge benefit from any and
from every source when II Is for the relief Of suffering
humanity. A fact has come TO our knowledge that
ought to be promulgated and widely circulated for the
benefit Of those ladies' whose delicate health makes II
necessary TO prevent any increase OF family.
About twelve months after marriage, lady OF our 60
quAntance gave birth to daughter but her suerings
great that her physicians despared Of hsr recoV
cry This made her dread the very thoughts Of again be-
coming mother. She tried every thing 10 prevent
repetition other suerlngs but without succeeding. Two
years after marriage she was again confined but her suf
was despaired o. She told BY her family physician
that II she had any children he feared her life would
be the forfeit As all the remedies she had tried before
had failed, she applied to the Botanic Physician, Dr.
RApHAEI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEM
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of the Odd.
SoW Bo0nsboro, Maryland said on Thursday the alSt
Of May, 1860:
HNumerou cures Of diseases caused By early ndscre.
ton having been performed BY the English Botanic Phy'
scian feel Il my duty having knowledge Of them 70
state believing that In doing may doa service
to the suffering One In partieulArthato Of young
man In this oity-s worthy Of note He had the
victim Of habit, the mere allusion to which causes
shudder and after years suffering and dooorng gave up
ali hopes OF recovery. He wished TO marry and W.s
dearly beloved by sweet girl 10 ever lisped words
Of Affection, but he fearful, nervous, and prosAtsd
He dared not wed account OF the shattered state
Of his system He sought relief at the hands OF the Boz
tanc Physician and, astonishing a. may seem, all the
bloom and Vigor OF youth has returned, and he now
tho happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18
SWEET POT47OB PLANTS
FOR HAT.E

Iwish to notify the citizens Of vin,on
county, that am prepared to furnish any
quantity Of Sweet Potatoe Plants that NAV
be required. The sets are Of the finest qual.
ity Of Potatoes. refer to Judge Hewitt,
F. Shades. VIM. Gold, E. B. CLARK, Judge
Kaler and 4. A. Bratton, who have used Of
, he Potatoes for several years past. Send
ia orders in time, as they will be ready for
planting any time from the 2oth of April to
the 20th OF June. Address me at Pattsyills
Vlnton Co. Ohio JNC. " ANDERSON
April End l863--6W. ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18
Notice TO RcdeeTm Lands.
AuDrO.'. O,IIO., ,vI.rOs Co, o.

AuprroI's 0yyIos, ,vIHroS Co., OIL
MoARrHUR, May o.. v3.
WINS. Vaughen, Esq., whose residence Is
will take notice that ]. W. Bands has
deposited QUE dollar and sixty fve eents in this
Office for the redemption Of the following de-
scribed real estate, sold BY the Treasurer Of said
County to said Vaughen, for taxes. Being the
North east quarter Of the Northeast qusrsdr d
Section No .l3, Townteip No. 10. Range No. 10,
oontsinipg 70 acres. A. NJ COIAD,
Nav N, rs s-v. Aud, VIC,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18
IN PRESS:
ANEW AND IMPORTANT WORK.
THE FOUR ACTS OF DESPOT!SM' Z
BYD. A. MAH0NY, Of IOWA,
Author of 1.-THE Prisoner Of Slate"

Th,s work will contsin full and official copies
oftbe -Four Great Acts Of Despotism BY which
the constitutional government Of washington
was subyerted, and the irresponsible Lincoln
dynasty installed in its place.
l. THE TAX BILL, by which all the properly
and resources Of the people arc moftgageo 70
the present administration. a., :,
Q, THE CONSUMPTION BILL, by when All
the bodies Of poor men not worth t50o ale
nlscs6 10 the hands Of the Administration.
8, THE FINANCE BILL, which destroys stste
Banks and places the entire currency OF tne
country in the hands Of the Secretary OF the
4. fFfiia1lN; faE INDEMNITY ACT, tAs.ing enm..l
which presumss TO indemnify the fIesiden.
for all the wrongs no has eonmi'Ieo III 'h'
past or may commit In the future. -,
Thesa will each bs preceded by o CAREFUL an
,lvsis. by Mr.. .Mshony, and their unjust. oppres
Awe. unconstitutional aud odious features point
ed ont. As book for references, u VIII 20 IN
valuable to the farmer, the mechanic, the poll
ticisn tie laborsr-in fact, TO every person, ior
these m on .trous acts reach from the loftiest man
sion to tho humblest cabin in the land.
These four acts are not published TosETHEn
in any other form. They will make large oc-
tayo pamphlet ofnsarly 200 hundred pages, In
good sized type, and will be sold At the low
price of FuTT CENrs In paper, and SEVENTY
Rive CEsTs in muslin binding. -,
Send on the orders at ence. AL orders viii
be- Allied according to the dste Of reception
Firs, come, irst sefved,. The cash must sccom-
pany all orders.
Address
YANEvRIE, HORTON . CO.,
No. 162 Nassau Street, New YORK.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18
FACTS AEHif Mifis issTri6HERItSSmi riMEItis SfIi THINGS f,

FAUXS ANd 5EUbbUHN E6INHB!
Hear what the Philadepha correspondent says In tha
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9th Of April,
1859;
"An English gentleman formerly connected with the
British Army and who styles himself the English Bo.
tanle Physician has Of late gained extensive roputA
ton here by his skin In curing all manner Of complaints
Some OF his patients have conversed with, and they
pronounce his remedies and mode Of treatment a. very
superior Some have been restored II by magic The
medicine he used 10 distilled by himself from various
herbs possessing rare curative properties.
"While acting In the army he devoted hh leiauro
moments to thorough study Of the effects produced By
certain medicinal roots and herbs all Of dis
eases. II he hes found and speedy remedy
for all the ills that nssh Is heir TO-. His practice r
plants to which females arc subjected hs has no equal
as large number here have testified that they owe not
only their present good hSalth but their lives to the
skill Of this English Botaaio Physician" His oco 10 al
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND v1NERnAL
DISEASES, =.

without the use Of Mercury, without hindrAnOe ffom
business and without fear Of discovery or exposure No
deadly poisons such as arsenic, nux Vomlca, opium, or
any other polsons. Nomercury any deadly minerals
nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedles are
nsed by this wonderful Botanic Physician His Botanic
Remedies yet Jailed to cure tho most obstinate
and the most cases. and TO all mercury
and other impurities from tho system whom all other
RAmediea had failed - Medical Journal.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18
GOLD GOLD! GOLD!
600 Agents Wanted!

Soldiers in the Amyl Ladies at homo!
Gentlemen everywhere, can make from
Five 10 Ten Dollars per DAY
(See private Circular.) ,uu
tT- We will send by mail one OF our FINE
GOLD DOUBLE LOCKETS for Five Dol
lars. viii insert in each Locket two pictures,
OF any favorite Generals free OF charge an and
will send with each Locket splendid Giit'
worth from Que Dollar up to One hundred
Dollars, from Gold Ring uPto aaununG
Case English Gold Watch.
A NEW IDEA!
W. ,,k no one To send US their money I'LL they
know what Gift they win get. We simply ASK
YOU 70 send yonr names and try your lGck, & Snd
we will let you know BY resurn mail what GifI
YOU are entitled to, and you can do a. you please
about sending for 1t. We offer the most extra;
ordinary Inducements to agents, and Will send
iuil particulars by private circnlar' Our Gift'
on al, average can hs sold for the money lnVes-
ted, while the Locket and Pictures Will prove
most magnificent present toAn AbseSt friend.
Write your Post Office, County and stAte dis
finely. Address w u.II6c
Cor. Third Pine Streets, 81 Louis, ",
April 9Th is63-6w mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18

THE embod odiment Of practical utility, and q
i marvel Of simplicity; makes the running
stitch very rapidly and perfect, uses common
needle, and will last lifetime. At the New
York State Fair, Its simplicity, efficiency, and
great practical utility, was confirmed BY the
award ofthe First Premium.
lt will GATHER, RUIrLE, sHIRR, TUCK, Run "
BREADTHs. etc., with single or double thread
on any material adapted TO the RUNNING sTIroa.
The thinneSt, usually the most difficult to stitch
BY other sewing machines, being Sewed the
easiest. For ladies' and children's apparel, and
other articles made oflight fabrics, It will there
fore be found AlmOst INVALUABLE.
II is attached TO the table like sewing bird,
and having no tension, and requiring no lubri-
cation or change Of stitch, is always ready for
operation, and such 0 marvel OF simplicity that
. child Of SIX or eight years can UNDERSTAND II,
and use itsUcoEssF
1t is notat ell liable to get out ofordsr.
Each machine is put In neat box, accom-
panied with full and explicit directions, and
twenty-five needles.
Sent to any address in the United States on
receipt ofan order, enclosing the amount, or
may be collected BY Express on delivery Of
machine.
When tho money 10 sent with the order and
registered, We guarantee Its safe receipt and tho
delivery ofthe machine, anywhere within 1000
miles free fany Express charges.
Very liberal arrangements tor agencies,
See MieHo1 OF F.SH:oSs, for full particu-
lars. specimen ofsewing, etc.. send . stamp for
return postage.
Address, NINE. DEMOREsr,
40 BROADWAY, Y.
Every lady, mother, milliner aud dress maker
should have one Of these valuable sewing ma
chimes.
March 10th lS6S,-lw
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REEF BEEF!

S9tii51y3foar d. g., fDEfr WEI vtagrstA,
ls1s38sWEa OHmbetlAnd, Md Dee. 9TH ls4ssJ Api
icIEkIRD PROPOSALS " II b received from hTst
United states uatil = psss!absFi y ealS'
FREsEI fBEEF 20 :
nat msy ID re e Cd for use q the to6s ne
United States serving In the First
tinsburg and Ferry, "a
and on limo OF Balttm9re and Ohio IN
from ohsIFy Ron t e sns
Forb tfyoI mopths or saeh less TINE e y. me
issary General direet and subject % hs ~;
pToyai, e6nnene6 on the 1st aEst Day o.
is61. and ending on the 8lst thirty hrstI DAY %
FAD Beefto be ofsteers mot BnIls stss etists
or COVE four years old and over TO nes e'H
At IeaSt 500 IhVe hundred pounds; i5df n - -
ME Beef to be. sound and Wholesone, Eith meek,
sss 81 oI9 md hia quarters, and % % in
men quantities, usually three times peFWeekal "
may be designated by the Chief ConmisSaFS 81 me
rid Con- win be required keep agent
with Q SUFFICIENT supply Of Beef Cattle constantly
n bond n ths penalty Of %, 900 (tWenty thous9ndl
dollars VIM be required. with two COCA sutetios.
whose inditidnal ieE NJ
Of the nearest Court Of Record the United
District Attorney. . s4I III ~ /.
residences of pefs0ns competing IT. and eaeh P!9Po
sal must be accompanied BY tue cath Of alleglanes
Of the parry or paroles; also ~ SIaa = :
Of The responsibility above referred 10; alsolpy
written guarantee signed by the party or parties
making the bid, the whole milking four sepetate
paperS for which fortns viii be faTnished on applf
cution by mall telegraph, or in person. al 81 yhteh
iiouid Be ehyEloped, q alAd, and endorsed.
sas for Presh Beef and directed % the undersigned
at Cumberland, Md. q g =. a tlt.14
Payments 70 be made in Treasury Notes, or suoh
other Government Funds ~ may be on band; y n9ne
on hand to be made soon rs received
The BID, oath Of allegiahee cert e4te ~ fespo4-
sibiIity and guarantees, must dllbe in duplicate.
As Bids not complying strictly with this adYeF.
tiSement will be rejected. -
80 = i.;1ifsa15hi Captain and 0ia.,
dec5.m Chief O. 8. Dept West Virgins.
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a ~ D t-4lsf58 81 h HUnhUk4
5sts.Fi l., 1890 4. Captain and o. s. Vols ~
deec12-td Chief o. 8: Dept: West Virginia,
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for Mortar Shells.
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
MAsnInaToN. Noyember q,

i ~ lf..ss1. WAsH1SGToN, November 49, 1881
GEALRD PROPOSALS will be received at this
- ONCE, until q O'Clock P. NJ, on the 22d Of De-
eenber next for the delivery Of hfty thousand 10
inch mortar Shells i'm the following quantities, et
the following aFsenAig, viz:
At tho Watertown Arsenal, WATERFOWL, Mass!j
A. the watervliet Arsenal, West Troy, N. r,
5000.
5000 tssS 4S zie As'S'','' s,st ~ i,''''
Attic Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh, Pa. % 600.
At the u. 8. Arsenal, Washing tou, D. O., 5000.
At the 8. Arsenal, st. Louis, Mo-, 600. l'i1f
These shells ito be made Of the kind of metal,
and inspected nfter the rules laid down in the Ord
nance Manual. Drawings can be seen anytofthe
United States ATsenals, The shells arc to be in.
at the foundry where cast free Of charge for
transportation or handling until delivered at the
Arsena tsa .l-
Deliveries must be made at the rate OF not less
than i've per cent per week Of the uun1l Of pro-
jectes for; the Arst delivery TO be made
within twenty days after the date of the contract
and any failure TO deliver Of q specified time will
subject the contractor 10 forfeiture OF the number
he may fail 70 deliver, at that time. lsi3.,
h. Separate bids must bs made for each Arsenal II
the bidders propose TO. deliver at more than one.
No bid will be considered from parties other than
regular founders or pfopretorsi Of works, who are
known to this Department to be capable ofexecnting
the work contracted for In their estEblshments.
Each party obtaining Rcontract will be required
70 enterinto bonds with approved Eureties for its
faithful execution. ~
or all bids deemed satisaetOfy for any cause.
Proposals win be addressed to tRTigadieri GoneFal
Geo b, Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance W1shinSt ton,
o. and viii be sndorSed stProposaly for Mortar
Shells. a'asfk - 4 - ts.GE0! b. RAMSAY, s.sE
Z nnS28-eodtd "a Brig. Gen ohiefok Ordnance.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
: 7571FtaiGl, WAR DEpARTNESL,
NJ. .I........ I.... co i q

l. i.isma sWAsHINsFoNs November 50, 1853
SSRALEDi PROPOSALS will be received at this
- 9tiss nntl4 O'clock +. ", on the 1sth Of Do.
caiber S. TO be delivered In the following quantities
at the undeEsig ned afeenAla YiBE i9f55s
$500 sets at the New York Arsenal, Goyetnors
q. oeOsels AZ me rrAaksora Arsenal. pridesba1s;
29oOO set. at the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh,
$4,000 sets at the st Fouls Arsenal. 81. louis. Me-
1o.0oo sets at the DATED States ArsenRI Water
Thess aceoutraaehts arc 10 be made fiji stfict con-
forrity with reSulatipn atterns which dan DO seen
be subject to inspection 1t the Arsenal WiIefe liy.
efed before being received by the G6Verhaant node
70 be accepted or paid for but such approved
and ali the stock to DO the best oak tanned. me
should belt 70 be included In th6 set. ~
700 sets per Nse, for al contracts Of 10000 sets
or updsEI and not less than 5000 pats per week On
an over sets hi INST delivery to
be made within htteen days ftom date Of CONTRACTS
Failure 70 Getyer At specified time will tho
eeptr4etes 70 1.-THE amount to be delly.
fheirGuRl skylSs tha hove ~ IN e,
cost psbe determined By the fnspeetor.s - u
8iddera viii stats explicitly the arsenGI or ARENAS
sets they deliver a. each place II oF oFe
Nc bids will be considered from parties other than
regular manufacturers OF the SttieleS and such as
are knOWnI0 tie Departments % be falIy cosnnoteie
g execute tnthoir own chops the work proposed
e Each party obtaining "a
g enter into bond, with approved surety, lor lis
TIE PsPsStps9t EessEyes the. righttel reject any
Proposals VII be Addressed e0stH General
s6eorR N Ramsay, 0hleGOf Ordnance WashinRfon.
and WI g embossed for 1nntr
s9 Tll1a tJA Re- hae GEo.D.RAAfsAY.
+ nova - sfris. Gen., ohiefe Ordnance.
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IGROVER q BAKER'S
PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES
THRtoNnYI eoLPt 9EHpAL

Ever Awarded 70 Sewing Machines In Illinois.
nSHEsE Maehinegwsr tyarded the Hiehest Pre-
|, minms, oseF 80 conn ~ the ~. F a
ny sewing 1taehine5, the Bsat Manufacturers ~
81 .nes and the Best Machine Work, At the toloWtn
STATE FAIRS, of1s69:
New York State Fair,
First Premium for family manhine.
First Premium Tor aUuble. thread machine.
First Premium Tor machine work.
Pirst Premium for family machine.
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium for machine work.
first Premium for family machine,
First Premium tor manufacturing machine.
~ First Premium for Machine work.
Yirst Premism-i6r family machine.
First Premium for notwithstanding machine.
first Premium ibr machine work.
Indiana State Hafr,s -
zsIRirst premium Or machine iorallpuEposes.
First Premium for machine work.
first PremiTinI lbr MACHINE for IN purpcses.j.ss
FIrst Premitm icF Machine work.
First Premium for meehlno for all Purposes
First Premium for machine work.
|pehnsyIVAnia sAts EaiF, l.
FIRST pfemfAIn for manufacturing machines.
PIrst Remipm for beautiful mAsAine work.
Ohio Stake Faie, ~
III; First PEemIun tor Gachtue work. W
Aid al the .teltoViss Comfy Fairs: -
o6,tteldbu Co, VI, agricultural socistY,
First premifm for family machine -
2 First Premium for manufacturing machine,
First premium Tor mAehine work,
Champlain VallAs, VS. Agricultural Society,
First. premium for family machine.
first Rremtuuf for manu- actuEing machine
First Premium for machine work. ~
| Hampden Coz MAssi agricultural Society, /
l. Diploma for ANIL machine,
Diploma for mAehits work, -
i Franb lin Coz N.Y., EaiF, ~
First Premium for family machine. -
First PrenIinm for utseturing machine.
4 Queens Co., n. Y, Agricultural Society, -
First Premium for family machine
Il washington Co., N. 4, Fair
First Premi6m for family machine. - I
4 saratoga Co, N n, Fair,
First Premium for family machine. =,
Mechanics 1ngtitute, Pa, Fair, -.
| First Premium for machine for all purpOse4 I
Pfrst Premium for machine work.
i The above 4eomprises all the Fairs ct which Y
\ GROVER q BAKER MACHINES were exhibit
this year. Atnearly all Of them the leading sewt
Machines were in competition.
The work made upon the Grover Baker SeWfl
Machine has received the First Premium at eve
StAta Fair in the United States where IL has b.
exhibited to this date.
sales rooms 1c5H Main st., wheeling, ". We.
JOS. MCDONALD,
nov80.8m General Agent.
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FhBFIIe& MaIineIasHFaReeGO

4 oEtw1EE1dse. *
Il XIN00RPoRagEQ IN 1s5Es
ONAREs1RIsKss AT HHE, LOWEST RATES ON.
IL Buildings Of all kinds, Steamboats, RuFnit
Merchandise and against all dangers Attending the
transportation Of Goods on rivers seas lakes, canals
nd railroads. s-is q -ssl-1Ft ihg q fifTT
B W. HANDING, seSy. HEHEI CRAHaLH, Prss't
lisn 7ai sfrla DIRECTORS. u .As.
RSEsSs eSSo' Ssa Realen' 2St tS:''a
DaH't Lamb, James DalSell, ~ siff 'l=1i IN
-Appiiea for uFaneo win bepromPtlyet
ended @ By tho resident aud GeeretsEy.1 ~,
ian ~. -.
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IL repairing. On Old brick bdildihg at
Jacksonville, Indiana, which was former:
Iy used as d hotel itbs Wbrkmeh found the
remains of several young iwomenS who
were believed to have been murdered there
severaryears ago, andialso the skeleton Of
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Q Cleveland, Pittsburg andWhseI
go ing Ran Road. =

$50
ONAND 1ITER MONDAY, Nov les. - =.
y lsesssE. sal1s VI laaye FiassPoFt = ESs1
114oo A -. Mai Tr1p, stop ping e an slstiol- =,
(. ~ i5.r ItEes - Pittsburgh e 40 p n ~
OlsSIllld - SOM - -
ass p. n. Accommodation Train. atorrf,, =. -,
etaf!on4 arrives at PittsblFsh a -
100 ?. II AZ EEPT s 3; TI9 srl.s. a RIs..yy n
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Beefi5 Beef

Opp1cR OHIRp o. 8 DEP'F o. WRsT VIRoIN1A,
- Cumberland, Nd December 18th, 1854 q
cEALRD PROPOSALS. vim be received from iirst
~ hands, citizens loyal to the Government of the
Omitted States, until 70 II y December 2sths 1855,
onIy foF faPniShfnO all the
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: FREsH BEEF


that maybe required Tor the pSe Of the troops o
tho United States serving in the Second Division
Bepar tment OF West Virginia. and now stationed at
Spring field, Petersburg, New Creek Grafton, Clarke
/ Md, as follows, viz: t,.-.t..s,iss- =
For S Caye) months or such less time aS the Com
missary General may directB and subject 70 his ap.
proval, eonamenstnE ON the 1ssd day 2e
Said Beef to be of steers mot Bulls, stags Hsiefs,
or OoWs four years old and over, to weigh net each
1t least 500 Give hundredl pounds. failt r.
The Beef 70 be sound and wholesome, with neokss
shRpks and kidney talow exeluded,l ia equal pro.
portions Of fore and hind quar- and to befn snch
quantitfesS Usually three lines per week. may
be designeted by the Chief Gommissary Of the
The Contractor will be required TO keep an agent
with snmcient supply OF Beef Cattle, constantly
within supplying distance 81 the troops: S,.t :,
"A bond n the OF 20 COO Twenty thonsand1
dollars will be required, with two good Brreties,
whose individual FesponsibtHt forthe above sum
must be shown by the official certificate of the Clerk
of the nearest Court of Record or Of the United
Proposals from affirm must specify the names and
residences ofall parsons competing it, and each pro-
poSal must be accompanied by the oath OF allegiance
OF the parties or party; also by certificate ofthe
guRTantee signed by the party OF p4rtis4 making
the bfd5 the whole king four n separate ptpersi
for forms viii be turnfshed on application by
mail telegraph, or in person, allof should be
Fresh BeeIp and directed to the undersigned at
Cumberland, Nd. e-4fs 80 b9s.tsAe ~ =.
1.-THE Government reserves to itself the right to
reject any or all bids considered unreasonable 3
Payments to DO made in Treasury Notes OF such
other Government Funds as mat be on hand; IL
none on hand to bemade as soon as received.
The bid, oath Of allegiance, certificate otresponsi
bility, and guarantee, must all be In duplicates
All BIDS not complying strictly with this adver-
tisement viii be rejected. Esasu1i gslg.r =.
q 80 ~ tSlasSlru II. ApSAgk3l
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: 10 4 e q & cis - z & s.
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Esle AZ 4s1qge qTt - p15 J. u, and tn An
1s95iR. n, aETfyB n BEiiEeporf n 90 a = ~
A. M.and G60 N f-'
ConHSetionS are made ~ Rollovr
AZ PittabuFEh win PennsylVanla \. h. flrF,,,5.
l. s.-1fi Il, "a burg, Aaltimqpa, WashfnEtoa ~.
delphla, New York and B6stO1
AZ 0leValaud With Cleveland 4 Toled R n fTRl,.
dIslys Ieledo, DetEoit, ChieAss q
= Al y Al points IN the NoEIi WRlE VII
.te-..st Detroit Gt8amarIf dT DsfFuit J.ttsl5
Chicago and the N0EIH WElE VA
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