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THE WAY GOES.

A despatch from Washington says that
persons in position to know say that
at least twenty-five millions have been stolen
in the Quartermaster's department during the
last few months. As all the telegraphic des
patches are supervised by the Government
Officials, it is reasonable to suppose that this
statement is below the truth. And what has
been done towards the detection and punish
ment of these thieves 1t is safe to say that
nothing has been done and nothing will be
done. In fact, although more than two hun
dred millions of dollars, probably, have been
stolen from the Government under this sshon
est" Republican administration, we have not
heard of single case where the thief has
been brought to punishment Some may
have been dismissed from office, but none
have been made to pay the penalty of their
crimes. Let this fact be noted. Hundreds
of loyal men have been arrested and impris.
oned for daring to stand up boldly and man
fully in defence Of the Constitution. and IN
opposition to the iufamies of Northern disun-
ionism and Southern treason but not one OF
the hundreds of thieves, robbers and swind
lers who are daily steal ng the money due the
poor soldiers, has been brought to punish
ment. Stealing and swindling are virtues in
the minds of our rulers, while patriotism and
devotion to the Constitution are crimes
Lancaster Inteuigencer.
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e. The Abolition editor denounced all
who insist that the war shall be for the Union
and the Constitution, as "copperheads" s"-all
who are for the rights of the white citizen, as
copperheads"--all who praise good General
"ropperheads"-all who expose and de-
noun theft and fraud, as ''copperhead" pal
who oppose the appointment OF naves to office,
ss 'copperheads"- in short who do not
spplaud the mismagement which is resulting
fn the unnecessary loss of thousands of lives
and the accumulation Of mountain of debt
~ ~sspperheads. ."-Compiler
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E During the Mexican war a larpe

E During the Mexican war, large
number of newspapers, particularly IN the
North, not only criticised severely, but op-
posed the war itself, and expressed open sym
pathy with the enemy. Both in the Senate
and House Of Representatives, at Washington
the war had its declared and bitter oppon-
ents. Yet no member was expelled from Ell
ther branch for disloyalty,' nor no editor
was arrested and borne to bastiles for ex-
pressing his opinions.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11
How to Read Shoulder STRAPS.

The rank and arm Of the service of militia
ry officers are designated as follows The
shoulder straps of Major General bear two
silver embroidered stars, Que on each end OF
the strap. A Brigader General has one sill
yer star only. A Colonel has spread eagle;
Lieutenant Colonel has two silver embroi
dered leaves, one at each end of the strap
first Lieutenant one gold bar at each end and, /,
second Lieutenant no bars at all. The
cloth of strap, by its color, distinguishes the
arm Of the service. For general and staff
officers, il is dark blue for artillery, scarlet
70: infantry, SKY blue; for ritiemen, green,
and for cavalry, orange color. NJn -commls
stoned officers are indicated by "che7roas'
or stripes on the coat sleeve, in the form Of il
letter V. Corporals wear two stripes, Ser
geants three. Orderly SergeantS have 10
zenge, Or diamond shaped figure within the
angle of the chevrons. Sergeant Majors have
the three stripes Of Sergeant completed in
to triangle, base uppermost.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11

u In all the late Township and muni-
cipal elections, in New York, Pennsylvania,
and elsewhere the Woolly heads have been
routed, horse foot, and dragoon, by the Deul-
ocrats.
The returns from Connecticut and New
Hampshire will make them roll up the whites
of their eyes.
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Reb i Raid CT EairEaX.

The Re5e! cavalry made raid in the di
rection of Fairfax Court House, on Monday
last, and captured Gen. Stoughton, Provost
Marshal Oscanners and the men under their
command.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11

% Over eighty thousand laborers of
Ohio have petitioned the General Assembly
to pass law excluding, in the future, negro
and mulatto immigration into the State.
Just think of it-ovER EIGHTY THOUSAND
coyperheads" among the laborers of Ohio.
Shouldn't wonder if they all had votes too.
What an awful thought
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7HE CONFESSIONS AND IZPlD! !!

OF A NERVOUS lNNn
Published for the benefit and as cau"
meii, and others, who suffer from Ner'v d
Early Decay, and their kindred a'liaenm a%rsi
the means of self-cnre. By one Wno eisns j.
after being victim of misplaced eCnn% iDins sps
cal humbug and quackery. By enciOsbb bs s'
directed envelope, single copies may p.dari
author, NATHANiEL MAYFAIR, Esq, r?,ar'
County, New York.
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HON. c, l. VALLANDlGHANg
RECORD ON
ABOLITION, SLAVERY AND
The CIVIL WAR,

THIS WORK IS IN PRESS AND WILL Sorv
l. be ready. II contains complete and arrn,,,
copies Of Mr. Falandghams principal speecbe, :
the subjects above named. Also, parts of manv ol.
Speeches, With letters, incidents, votes ETC. etc n.
work has been carefully edited and isbeeved IN y.
sent, fairly and correctly, the Political record -,
position of n man whose views in relation 70 4.
cause of our National troubles, and the right rss.
dies for them. attracting extraordinary anan,
of public attention.
Tn work is on good, sabstantial paper, 208 psr
large 6vo.
PmcE-Paper covers, 30 cents; Cloth. IS cent,
Delivered by Mni or Express, prepaid, on ,s.in
of the price.
- Send orders, with the money enclosed ),
| Columbus, Ohio addressed to J. II RILEY Ca y
TO Gov MEpARY, Office of The Crisis. A large u.
is expected.
sg Every newspaper that gives the above ar
Insertions also this notice, and sends marked s,a
addressed to "Box 699 Columbus, OhiO," will a
ceiye three copies Of the work n
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TUNKHANNOCK, Pa.
Wednesday, March II, '63,

w. WI. Pettengiil s. Co.--No. 81 PARK Row.
NRw YORK, & STATE ST. BosroN, are our Agents
sor the B. Democrat in those cities and author
ixed to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest Rates
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s To COnsumptives.-T Au,'
havins been restored 10 health in few VsI
very simple remedy. after having suffer-
years with severe lung affection, and Ia'
disease, Consumption-is anxious to mAA'
to his fellow suffer rs the means Of cure I'd
To all who desire il. he will senia copy
scription used free of charge), with the an
preparing and using the same, which 'nT, r.,
aSURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, AsrHNA, p
&c. The only object of the advertiser ID ~ m
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted anu
formation which he conceives to be in'a'I'"
hopes every sufferer will try his reneu;,
cost them nothing, and may prove oIFSTWft NIL
REV EDWARD A. w
Williamsburgh Kings County, New lOI.
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HELP ME CAsIUs, OR / SINK gn-The ed
tor of the Democrat, designs to break
down the influence Of the Republican -
Weeping Billy.
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DETROIT, March s.

The riot broke out afre 'sh this morning on a
small scale, but was put down by the soldiers
without anybody being hurt.
Several shots were fired on both sizes.
The authorities We're vlgiIant in causing the
arrest of suspectected parties, and a large
number are now in Jail.
The mayor Las issued proclamation, co
sing the saloons for two days, aud warning
the citizens against making any demonstra
tons.
Two more negroes died to-day from injuries
received, but the number of deaths will not
be as great as at first lelegraphed to the Her,
aid.
Thirty five buildings were destroyed. Con.
trIbutlons are being raishd ia rrlieye the suf-
ferers.
DETROIT, Mich, March 9.
No more attempts has been made to re-
new the disturbances. The city is quiet
Measures have been taken to maintain order
The reported loss of life is greatly exager-
ated. One man only Is known TO have been
killed. Thirty-five buildings were DESTROYED.
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Facts and Figures for the People.

A careful examination of the financial bills
passed by the present Congress, including the
important ono agreed on Friday last, shows
that Secretary Chase has issued and has the
authority to issne the following legal tender
notes, treasury notes, bonds and certificates
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-16
DECISIONS, BOUNTIES, . {
L RACK RAY, WAI CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
CLARK & GAYLOKD,
htsrrsps and C0,a,Sllers q! LAu,
SOLICITORS
FOR ALL RINps Of MILITARY CLAIMS
Corner 18th cad y strcsts, Gnom No. T.
WARRINGTON, d. Z.

This Firm, having . thorough knowIsdss Of the
Pension Business, and being familiar with tbe
practice In all the Departments Of Government,
believe that they can afford greater facilities TO
prompt and successful accomplishment OF business
entrusted to them than any other hrm In Washing
ton. They desire to secure such an amount Of this
business sa will enable them to execute the bust.
the basis OF THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur.
dose they will secure the services Of Law Firms In
each prominent locality throughout the states
ali the necessary blsnI iqrns Of application and
evidence, requisite printed psmph Instructions,
and Circulars Tor redistribution In their With
Associates' names inserted, and upon the due exc
to them by their ocslassociates they will prompt.
ly perform the buslness hare.
-. Their charges will be FIVE DOLLARS FOR
OFFICERS and FIVE DOLLARS FOR FRtyATES,
TARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
and Collection Of PRIZE MONEY.
u Soldiers enlisted since the LIST OF March, 1884,
disabled By disesss wounds, are entitled 70 Pen.
siOns. All soldiers who serve for two years, OF
during the war, should sS0phr close, will b On.
titled to 500 Bounty.
diefs discharged on account Of wounds received In
the service, slnce the Commencement OF the War
shall receive the sIGo bounty; and all revenue
stamps heretofore required soldiers application
papers are dispensed with. widows Of snldlsrS
who die OF are KILLED sre entitled to Pensions and
the 600 Bounty. n there be no widow, then thu
Minor children, and II no minor children, then the
father mother, slters, or brothsrs entitled to
the 500 bounty, and, In addition thereto depend
An "0'''''' e' 'F"'l EDw We s EIARE
WILLIS Il. GAYLORD.
Washington, u. e.. 1863. mar civ
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY, STRAW,
AND GRAIN.
FORAGE DEPARTMENT, J
7 QuARrEnMAsTER's OFFICE, I

FORAGE DEPARrMEsr,)
ASSISTANT QuARrERMAsTER's OFFICE, !
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. 10, iosS.
WRITTEN PROPOSALS are invited for furnish.
ing Hay, Straw, Oats and Corn, for the use Of the
Government, to he delivered at Alexandria, Va,
or any point the Potomsc Its tributaries, and
10 such quantities within the amount proposed for,
and at such times ~ the undersigned may direct.
The proposals to be addressed TO the undersigned
and to state the quantity and price Of each article
Proposals will be received for Ave Thousand
(b,0oO) bushels Of corn or oats and fifty tt0) tons
OF hay straw and upwards, unless 1t shall be for
the interest Of the Government to contract for q
less amount.
Corn to lie put up In good sacks OF about two "a,
els each, which to be furnished free OF charge
to the Government. The hay and straw to be BE-
curely bale!
Allsrticies furnished under this advertisement
to be subject to rigid inspection by the Govern.
ment Inspector.
Purchases will be made from time to time, under
| this advertisement, from the lowest reasonable
bidder as the interests Of the public service may
| require.
The undersigned reserves the right 10 reject any
and all offers which may be deemed incomp BILE
with the interests Of the Government.
Payments will be made In such funds a. may be
provided from the United States Treasury, and a.
Tar as practicable, upon delivery; but the under
any part Of the payments until the complete full.
hllment OF agreements.
Good security viii be required for the faithful
fuldiment OF any agreement made under this al.
yertisement WILLIAM sTODDARD
noiS2md Captain and Assistant Z. M.
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PROPOSALS FOR POTATOES.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until the
Subsistence Department with eight thousand
5000 bushels of POTATOES, to be delivered at
Washington, d. c., or Alexandria, Va as the
Government may direct, within twenty (2O) days
after the opening OF the bids, one-th to be deliv.
cred within i've days.
Bidders will state distinctly whether they pre-.
An oath Of allegiance to accompany each bid.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause.
Bids will be addressed to the undersignsd, to 22s
G street, and endorsed Proposals. for Potatoes"
&C. GREENE,
de6-td Captain, and c. g. V.
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NJ EW INV E TION

VI
ARTIFICIAL CLEOPLAsTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plAts or olasps, hy
DRS. 8. b. SIGESMOND AND HAYWARD,
2lO Broadway, New York; AGO Penn'A avenue,
between twelfth and Thirteenth sts.,
WARRINGTON, D. O.,
and al King street,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
Calls the stteAtion Of the public to the following
advantages Of their Improved system:
LIST. The teeth Of their manufacture Will never
eortode nor change color by any acids, and arc
three. ourths lighter than any other
ID. No teeth nor roots need be extracted, - the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
Sd. The roots will be made inoffsnsive anil never
70 ache.
eth. No temporary teeth are needed a. permauen
ones can be made immediately, thereby preserving
The natural expression Of the face, which, undei
the old system, 10 frequently disngursd.
st This work has been fully tested for over eight
ge0a by many Of the hrst chemists and phyaioiali
Of this and the old country
Dr. 5. and H have also Invented q white indie
struGtibis metal filing with which the most seusi
tive teeth can be filled without PAIN and can build
up perfect sound tooth on any side rosts, which
will last through lifetime.
tail and examine for yourselves. nov Sim
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PROFESSIONAL.
CLAIMS AGAINST UNITED

CLAIMS AGAINST UNITED
u STATES, 49,. : 10 =
FINLEY BIGGER, (late Register Of the United
states Treasury and CHARIEs +. SHERMAN,
Counsellors at Law, will devote their entire atten
ton to the prosecution and settlement Of dem ands
against the United States growing out Of the pres-
emit WAT, including the Accounts and Claims OF
States, Contractors, and Dlsbprsing Offoers applt
cations for the restoration Of pr6perty illegally
seized or captured, and for compensation for the
use q private property for Government purposes,
the army, for military pay, pensions, and bounty
lands; and for distributiye shares Of moneys pays.
ble A. TIM Irrssi; snd due to sub-oontraetors and
Others. aI.. 10.
They will also give legal advice to claimants
contractors, and to unprofes aional agents In lti
gated cases. and prepare written Arguments when
with nonresident Agent, who may send then,
elaine, an equitable division of commissions VIII
Undlsputed Demands will be collected and
promptly RENTED for commission of from hall
to two and q half per cent? depending on the
amount; and negotiations with the Department.
conducted on moderate terms.
BY prompt attention, moderate charges long ex
perfence, and . minute knowledge Of the cx.laws
regulations, rules, and preccdentu governing that
class OF business AZ the Departments they hope to
render their services useful to claimants and public
creditors.
Reference may be maze 70 mssabsss of Cqnxrsss
and officers OF the Govern ment; and especially. By
permission, to the Hon. ELISHA WnIrTLEsKY,H rsi
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
Address Mesprs. BIGGEka SHERMAN,
once, No. sIs F street, year Treasury and VII.
iards' Hotel. nov s-Sm.
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MEDICAL.
RALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

b @NA Ah'
~ En s1zr. wnsss CUR GA. sn osrAixrp.
~: :s Cd be; dissovsrcd the moet Ger
world 81 &ssInsss u IL ssss o. ' nm IL s, We
ve,,, 49, Ms o. ne kidnsys And Maddsf, In.
Hssvousssso Bgss,Os4s na Ssp in psei
idtv. TrSmSiinss imJns. ~ % we hS..t Tin
1: nss son.:s o. s2ss 81 sa a
Youth-thosS sscaET and soiitasy ss, nsoss o.
ths Mssinsrs Of Ulysses, bishiins tsir nSst Nm,
E'',inPos'iAi'. vo,,.,,,'.. '"s "'A'f's~
Especially, Who have become NE v,s,,r. =, ,,,,.
safT Wee, that dreadful and dsstrussivs hahn
sands q Young Men Of the most s2ateH saso9.
snS orisns inssliess who might otherwise have
n y, ,snass. With the thundcrs Of
call With fdll eonndcnoe. '''' my
-,'.'. MARRIAGE.
msrrisSs hsdnS 40 OF n9ung Men oontsnplatins
sania dsiIltv X.cc,M,s,es PnysioAl weakpess, or.
He who pfsces hiDseif undsr n" W cuIe9;
nay rsIigious oonhde In his honor u Eent,enan.
I'I ORGANIC WEAKNrss
Immediately Cured and Fun viror Rs.,o,.,
This Dreadful Disssse-whiek renders LIE mia,
PAID by the yiotims III ,.,n.c, ne penalty
Young perssAs are too All to opm,ps ,ndnlssneos
nav cns,,s nav me wv d5ea s consequences that
eo{ will nretsnd Il aaov m u.uertands the sub
hsbits thsn I1 III oy .n9se falling into Improper
piysd the pleasures q healthy osprs, oshns ds'
Mind AZ. The ss.tny mp.oms 70 eoth body and
Physicsl sod Msnts Ennn, S.eo%es deIsnged the
Procrest,vs Powes Nspvn,'e W.ssnensd Loss Of
IA r. \ S q Ass Sonn:E
Cossumption. ~, 'Nns o'the frame, Coughs,
OFFICE No, :. SOUTH rnpnrp,cv .r,-<
tan hsnd s,ds. so,n. s.o,,' p.,.,s.
and humber, ~" no' 70 observe name
Lstters must be paid and contain ,..
Dostor's Diplomas hang in hi. once stamp me
Oh. JoHHsT0N.
Member q the Royal College Of Surgeons, London.
We United States, and tho greater mart OF wsosc
iie az, been ,pent In the hospitals OF London, Pa
rs, PHILADELPHIA and elsewhere, has eff9cted ,ome
o. o. . snc mest aatonishing cures that were ever
esSs wh.n 49, c WIN ringing In the head and
ins sttended som stne. WIN frequent blushc
mind, wsrs cured innodiassis, arrangement Of
TAKE Particular Nosicss
pr H. Sd5s.S: a, shN:s who have
Tnicn tun ooth body and mind ,unttlng them for
'THrsr sra so,na o1y soei s O. marriage.
,,roiaad hn o,1' ny NY sau WV meaneholy effects
Ne sssf and nS. ia *. Hes Heaa M Snns::
asnt Of the pseptiSs uo.s lIritsSty Bsssng
SMW tps%s,Gyy oSTnSs o aa '1.
mush 10 h. dreadea-in.. ns msn on me mind are
nvsrs,oD ~ soc,stv 81 sfrs Eyil FoIebodinss,
E 81 Al s sS' ssn nos a,
e%asists% b.yiSp wssk pale. nervous md
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DRoPosALs FOR LEAD,


orbFAttI WAR DEPA RTerFgT.
WAsHIHGTVs, November n. I,tl.
SESLED PRpPOsALS viii bs received At mi :
omF until o'clock 2 NJ, or the 18th ol Leesnih,r
next Tor the heliN ercs NJ 1000 or more tons OF
PURE, soit lead, suitable Tor ordnance purposes.
, ne lfta 10 to he 0t approved qualify, and 10 be
.ellvefed AZ any time, within ninety days from
NE acceptance OF the bid lids IL is 70 he de-
nNerea Al the United ,tates Arsenal, l.oyernor's
IsIhhi, New York, aud ~ the Cuit.i states Ar
sehN' p Louis, 40, l,O0O tons or more AT each
hlace nee Of u charge lOr transportation or hand
mug hhu WIZ he paid Tor la regular ce = Ucatcs of
Inspection and reoeipt,hy rrqulsitn, on The Treas.
ufS department In the usu'i lruu,
'a ~ii 20 received Tor any portion OF the guaa-
pus, VIVA approved suret!es, will he re,luiTed
IoI we Iulh.mtLt Of aHy cont. bel that may be
HNne IN pursuance u ihIs All placement
The Department Tuscr"es the ilghl 10 feiect any
or all bidB, II not LeemcI satIsiaptOry tnr AM
cause. 'or "nS
Pfdposals Will be a0dreBsfd to " Brigadtor Cow
tral George u. Ramsay, Chief OF Ordnance Vs.,
tnston, ID, C., AID will BE- iadoraeC Propo.si, 1
Leaa, GEORGE d. RAMSAY
nois-wfmist Big Gen. Chief OF Ordnance
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.

CHIEF ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrER's OFrIcE,)
DEPOT or WASHINGTON, No, 10. Est. north,
SEALED PsoPosALS viii be received at this
| office until THURSDAY, December II, 1881 at 10
9r ,ss san IN the city Of Washing
master may direct one hundred thousand Zoo OOO)
teet Of LUMBER Of the following kind and de
Twenty-Five thousand (,s,ooo) feet good black
walnut eight feet long. Twelve inches wide, and
hve-eighths Of an inch thick.
seventy-hve thousand "a, ooo) feet first quality
- or one inch white pine selects. twelve inches
All the above described to he good merchantnble
Lumber, well seasoned, subjec; to the Inspection
oi an agent sppGinted on The Part OF the Govern
, of December, 1854.
he full name and post office address Of the bid
del must appear In the proposal.
ia bid is mn'ie in the name oil firm, the names
"i all the parties must appear, the hid will be
e%nsitered ss the individual proposal Of the party
Proposals from disloy.l parties will not be con.
sidered, and an oath Of allegiance must accompany
each proposition.
| Proposals must be addressed to Captain James
| NJ moore, Assistant QuartermAster, Washington
d, Z, and should be plainly marked Proposals
! GUARANTEE.
The responsibility OF the gusrantors must be
shown by the Official certificate OF the Clerk OF the
nearest District Court, or OF the United States
The ability OF the bidder to I'LL the contract,
should II be awAfded to him, must be guaranteed
rs two responal ble persons, whose signatures are
to be appended to the guarantee and said guarantee
Inud accompany The bid
Bidders must be present In person when the bids
are opened or their proposals will not be consld-
cred
Bonds in'the sum Of two thou and dollar signed
BY the contractor and both Of his guArsntors will
be OF the successful bidder or bidders upon
signing the. contract.
Form Of Guarantee.
We, -, OF the county OF -, and State of
-, and -, Of the county of -, and state
Of -, do hereby guarantee that - ia able 10
iuill the contract In accordance with the terms of
ms proposition, and that, should his promo ition
be accepted, he will at once enter Into contract
in accordance Herewith.
should the contract be awarded him we are pre-
pared to become his securities.
10 this guarantee must he appended the Official
cetthcs to above mentioned
Inc right 10 REJECT any or all bids that may be
deemed too high 10 reserved by the Demo. Quarter
nhsfer as well ss the right 10 select from each hid
such Lumber, Mt the price therein named az ia re-
CURED by n" Governncnt; AID In H. ease of the
failure oi tho bidder whose proposal lie accented to
inmsn Withih the time prescribed, IN quality or
quantity, the lumber simulated TO he deIivepsd
then the Assistant QuartarmAster to have the
right to supply such deficiency by purchase and
such bidder to be charged with The difference Of the
cost.
Informal proposals will he rejected.
JAS Nj MOORE,
ueo-' captain, Assistant ttuartermaster.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
pain, with lnnoxious Vapor, by DRS. sIGEs-
MOND b HAYWARD, $50 Pennsyivania avenue
inventors and sole manufacturers Of Anasstbetic
Innoxious Vapor, mot Laughing Gas,) nor Cho-
roform, Eher, but strictly AnaeBthetic Agent en-
tirely free from exhilerating effects and perfectly
harmless, causing a quiet sleep, with pleas ant
sensations and perfect insensbility to pain.
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