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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-28
st, Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum
Scald Head, Sore Eyes

From H1rrey Siciier, Esg., the able cdiior Of he
THkhdHHotk Democrat, HeaHsHlpaHia
Our only child about three years OF age, waa
attacked by phuples on his forehead. They rBpilly
spread until they formed q l0athsome and virnlent
sore, which covered his face, aud actually blinded
hls eyos for some days. 4 skllui physician applied
nitrate Of silver aud other remedies, without any
apparent elect. For fifteen days we Guarded Nj
hands, lest with them he should tear open the fes
tcfius and corrupt wound which covered his whole
taee. Having tired every thing else we had any
hope FROM We segan Swing your sAHsArARlLA
AMI applying tle iuliue on potash lotion, as you
direct, The sore began 10 heal when We had given
the first bottle, and was well when we lad finished
The second. The ehili's cyeltshes, which had come
out grew again, ald he is now aa healthy and fair
as any other The whole neighboThood prodieted
that the child must die -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-28
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

The following o. written by lisRr Shown rlrrt. .ilr.
dent Of thc Now York Herald, i9udal Time. 1Hrf iuiJ
New Orleans Pcayuue Delta Clar sstou Mercury, &c
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-28
Brysipelas 49, General Debility Purify tho
RlOO1

from Or. R0Jt. Sajrip, Houston ST. Ns,c York
"pG. AVER. seldom fad to remove Eraptioas
and Scraftoas Sores by the persevcrng use Of your
SAEsAPANLl.A, and have just now cured an attack
Of malignant Efysiptlds with IL. No Alternative we
possess equals the SABsAPARILLA you have sup
piled 10 the profession as well "a to the people"
From !. Ej0hnstoB, Es4., HakemaH, Ohio
" For twelve years, | had the yellow Erysipolas
on my night arm, during which time tried all the
celebrated physicians / could reach, and took hun
drCds Of dollars worth of medicines. The ulcers
were 10 bad that the cords became visible, and the
doctors decided that my arm must be amputatod |
began taking your sAESAFABlLLA. Took two bot
Ties and some Of your PILLS Together they have
cured me- nm now as we'll and sound az any body.
Being ~ public place. my case Is known to every
body IN this community, aud eXeitcs the wonder Of
allo
From Hen. Henry M7Hro, w. p. r, At Neiecastie,
G. ", hQding member u tte Canadian Pariia-
mcHt.
4" j have used your SARsAPARfLLA In my family,
for general detHfB and for p,ri6aifq III Ji45d
with very beneficial results and feel confidence in
commencing Il " the afflicted"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-28

~ transmitting Orig ohackleiords Iepor
to Zen. Halleck, Gays " We have strong hope
OF being able to capture Morgan and the remain
Ing portion Of his forces, thus wiping out tn,
band
Gen. Shackleford says that the conduct Of
his men, without an exception, eynced tn,
greatest gallan,ry, and high degree Of militia
ny discipline.
CAIRo, July 81. Information was received
on Saturday afternoon, that a force of rebels
300 strong, would encamp that night at poin
three miles from R.enzi whose intentions wer,
to attack Camp Davis, strong stockade iori
SIX miles south Of Oorinth the next morning
they being under the impression that the gartl
son was nearly all away on scout in Alabama
Detachmene Of the 9th Illinois. and 81 OHIO
cavalry, were Immediately sent forward. who
surprised and captured the whole force.
WASHINGTON, July %. The following has
been received here
fIcksBURo, July Is, 1868.
To MAJ Gen. Haiieck, General m. Chef:
Gen. Sherman has jackson invested from
Pearl river on the north to the river on tho
south. This has cut of many hundred cars
from the Coniederacy. Gen. Sherman saws he
has force enough and feels no apprehension
about the result.
Finding that Yaxoo City was being fortified.
sent Gen, Heron there with his division. lie
captured several hundred prisoners, one steam.
boat, i've pieces Of heavy artillery, and all the
public stores fell into our hands. The enemy
burned three steamboats, on the approach Of the
gonboats. The Dekalb was blown up and sunk
In fifteen feet Of water by the explosion Of tor.
pedo.
Finding that the enemy were crossing cattle
for the rebel army at Natchek, and wer said TO
have several thousand there, have sent steam.
boats and troops to collect them, and destroy
oil their boats, and means for making more.
lslgnedl y. ), GRANT, Ma. .Gen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-14
THE EVENING STAR.
N Essay on the Mule.

The mule - haf boss and hat jackass, and
then comes to q fnil stop, patur discovering
Der mistske. rha weigh more akording to
their bsft Than emmy other kreetur except q
further, thai the hoss. We: their ears are big
enough for snow shoes. You kan trust them
VII enI one whose life Amt worth N ore than
1,r mules. The only wa 70 keep them into q
hester, il to tuIn item In medaer iir Elm, and
i.t ID. 10 Jump out Tia are reddy to use Just
As soon as tina will On tn Abuse. Tina amt got
emmy T. ore friends than Chatham street Jew.
and will live on hucklebeTry brush, with an
sskai nal chase kaaada thistles. Tina are
modern in,eEsnun; 1 don't think the Bible
drindss TO them at TALL. Tha sell for more
money than Ell ny other domestic animals. You
eant tell their ass by looking into their mouth,
Anpy more I'll an yoa could II Me xican canaon's
w;n.hael. II tina de tina must come right -
lifr again, for ne er heard nobody ga ssded
mul - Tha are like sum men. very korrupt
n hart: I've known th-m to b. god for ak
"a mths inst 10 set a chance to kick sumbody.
I never owned one, nor never mean 20, unless
Tue only reason why they are pashunt, ia :
cause tina ash AIMED of the mselfs. / have
seen eddikated mules in . sirKus-tha could
luck AID bite trsmenjis. l would not say what
i am forced to agin the mule, il MS birth
want an outrage and ha haiht to blame tor it.
70 b.. x.mpt b, law from runptn tor The legs-
la'ur. Th4 are the Strongest kIeeturs on a-th,
And hra West &C, o~din 10 their siz.; herd tell
ov On who tell cph frr m the tow path on the
kai aw /, and sunk as soon as he touched bot
tom. hur he kept rite on town the boat tn III q
psx stashun, bresthin through his ears, which
was cut oy water about feet ches. didn't
never knew 8n aurtoneeT to lie unless he would
uak~ s0u,- thing out nv it.
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OHIlP QuARIEPaA TERH oRRIun

THlER QUARTERdA TER'S OPPI0H,
~ WASHINGTON DEauI. Nov nth 1863,
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received a1 tho ohs O.
OF CAPTAIN G. Ii T0mpsius. A. Q n q. e A At
the GO, nsr Of I'D and Streets In this city until
HONDA1, Ds:.lnber st. 1863 At y O'CLOCK n for
. tho sale OF Ala the manure nov hand. or that
msy De ~ oduced At stables cor.als Of this De.
POI within the nsxt Twelve onths succeeding the
The n anure will be ed to the highest bid
DER or bi19ers, Who will be CURED to take It
at bic or their own expense. The ausDtity nsv on
band 20 he take away within six months from the
date OF csntrset and that which may aecuEulate,
vIth In six months from tbs date st which 1t may
Bids will BE- rec. lived for tho quantity on hand,
and he produ OF at each table or corrsI
aeParaf9ly, or for the whole together.
Ifa t10 ID made in the name OF aru,, the names
OF all the Dartis must sppear it will be CON nd
err tie proposal of the psrty signnS It..
The fpll name epd post once address Of the bid
der must appear in the proposal.
ra rroRG,.i' INST be addressed to GsstsIn p.
AND .honh be plainly marked proposals for
Payment WIN BE- required to be made, In Gov
eminent funds. at the end II cash month, for tue
manure removed daring the month.
An oath Of a'lestsnee will b. required from each
Good and sufficient bonds In the SUN o. ~ ooo)
one thousand dollars Will be required Of cash % j.
esseful bidder for the faithful performance Of his
III Qusstefmsstsr reserves the right to reject
al bids may be d: emed 70 the Of Gov
eminent not to accept. D. H. RUOKDR
Brig. Gen and Chief Quartsrmsster.
NO ltd Cseot Wellington.
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PROPOSALS.
y 40 P o 9 AIS 5OR L o u D . 3,
CHl1P AssIsf'f QuAEfa1NAsYBn's OPFIos, d.
O2et u Waskiaxtea, 13A north Fstrss.

cHtl6 AssIsf'r QuAEfaaNAsrsny Opyfos,l
Do" q Essi:s;ss e 8. g. RI s.. s';
ss s g. I'll. Dec Il i
sSS Iss IamSsf q he
y. !, ss ;.:s 'ass': Vide :ss
Seventy Ave thousand t75.na) feet drst quality
TO one inch white pine selects. twelve insSss
snthe above described to be good, merchandise
Lumber. we'll reasoned, subject to ths inspeetion
Iept and all dsi'sred or before the ssth DAY
Q. Deosm Der. 1853.
Ias fu n name and Soss ono. address, Of II. bid
Ger must appear in the proposal.
ofaf the parties must spear, or the ia WI s.
As the individual proposal of the DsrS
Prop '.ss from si.ley.l p.rtie, viii not b. con.
siasrea, and IN oath Of allegiance must accompany
Moore AZ !ss Ar. %s:S,as.en s.
GUARANTEE.
.hovn oss esr.s..s d the Gsra TOT q the e
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis.
TIE ssity q the bidder to all the contract should
wh.as are s. APO
to tfs and said must
are opened. their proposals viii not be oonsid.
cred.
Bonds In the sum of two thousand dollars, signed
by the contra and both Of his guarantors, will
be required of the successful bidder or bidder
upon sisnips the contract
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We, Of the county Of - and State O
-, and -, of the county of - and State
Of, do hereby guarantee that Is able to
bis proposition and that should his proposition be
accepted he VIII e once enter into . contract in
Should the contract be awarded him We are Pre-.
pared to become his securities
ITO this guarantee must Do appended the ofleial
certificate above mentioned.)
The right to reject any or al bids that may BE-
deeped tee high ie reserved By the Depot Quarter
such Lumber At the price therein named, q il re-.
suired By the Gcvernn emit; and In CASE Of the
failure of the bidder. whose proposal is ascap .ed
TO furnish Wit hin the time prescribe5. ia quality
quantity the Lun bsr stipul sssd to be delivered
then the ASH. OF termaster to have the right
to supply such deeeisny BY ,pnf,hase. and such
Informal proposals will be rejected.
JAMES NJ. MOORE,
H. q < II. r..
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GAS FITTING.
GAS EIXFRR KS

w GAS FIXTURES
w Have In Store, ana are daily rsoei~Ig5, eAs
81xIuR46 Of entirely Eev Patterns 81 0asieni
Ana Blnisn, superior in ays 20 anything herstoors
s.feEe2 tllb market,
We invite 1it,Aons generally TO Cali sud ssauc IN.
DIR stock OF GAS and WATGR YIATuHES feehps
9onh0ent that ~ kave ths best selected utcck IL
Washington.
So An Wox In the above line tntrustsa 10 o.,
sArs will b promptly attended 70.
eaar k-t MYKR6 & MoGHAN. $40 street,
T1Nrsi r,sps,
6utlefs' Tents made and or sale By
BARN Ms 4 SON, Sail MaSers.
63S Eleventh street.
naar Rilsys Wharf
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no lo-td
DROPOsALs 1OR MORTAR eH8LLs.
oRDHAxolOyv1os, WAs Oar

oRDHAIolOy1Ios. wAa DaPAnfM.Ir.
WAsHIA0T01, November Is, 1855
6IAL1D PROPOSALS win be received at this o4oe,
ipr ths delivery Of atty Thousand p.iseS nosssi:
shells IN the following quantities st the following
AZ the Wstsrtovn Arsenal. wassstovn. Mas. >.
AZ the watsrvlsit Arsenal, Wet Troy, N. T.,
AT the New York Arsenal. aovsrnor's Island.
AZ the Allegheny Arsenal. Pistsburs, Penns..
Atths o .. Arsenal, Washinston. D, O.. sJone.
At the q. 3. Arssnal, st. Louis, No., 8 00O
These shells Are to be made OF the Kind OF metal.
and inspected after the rules laid down IN the Ord.
nance nanuA. Drawipgs can be seen ct any Of ths
s1eeted at the fundry whore cast, free Of cSsrxe
e. trsnsnGrtation' or handling anti delivered st
Deliveries must BE- made At the rsts Of not ls,s
s % r.: 1ss e
vitnin twenty days after the date Of the eontr ,t
and any failure to deliver 6 . specified dine vii
sas3ses The contractor 70 ferfeitare Of he mum
Separate bids must b. made Tor sssh Arsenal II
ne bidders yroDose 70 deliver ut moro THAI one,
No bid vii b oonRidsrsd from parties other than
regular foundsrs or proprietor. Of works, who are
s T. sf !. q
zach = rty obtaining eonsr.e. win be required
g enter INTO bonds With approved surssies for is
The pspsrts snt r.ssrvss the risst 70 reject IN,
OF ~ bids. II not deemed satisfa story, Tor any
Proposal. viii be eadrsss.d to .:Bris.dlsr Gen.
s:f5e; Il: N =
ne 10 I'd Brig. Gen. Chief Of Ordnsnce.
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DRoPos AIS FOR FLOUR.

sfA..p PsorosiLs viii be resolved unin the
llht inkts ut. ~ IL Gel IL n tor furcshing the
sn o,t,t SI4 DEPARTMENT with 10000 BARRELS
Sue sarr,is in new oak barrels, hext lined,
5000 barrels In new strong cotton sacks hal
Bids vim be received for what 10 knoxn a. Nos
!. :. sEd s, and for aRs quantity less than the
lntt0 barrels; ana also for one hundred barrels Of
No. benIiy Fioor.
Bidsin duplie ate f. r the different grades rhouIS
be upon teparate sheets of paper
The delivery Of the Flour to commence within
FIVE days from the op-n ps of the bids AID 10 so 80
guam itiea daily - the Government may Direct
es,,vered either A. the Government wnarehouss
IN Georgetown At the vharyes, or st the railroad
DEL OF. y sst inaton, O.
All snr tracts must be comp eted within tRyuty
aays from he opening of tho bids
Payment viii be made in certificates Of indebted.
ntss, such other funds rs the Government may
have for DISAGREEMENT
1be usual Government tpsractir viii be made
Just before thu Flour in received.
An cath Of > iSsiance must accom- paay each bid =,
ant no bid win entertained from parties who have
previously allied 20 comply with their bids or from
bidders OF prssent to respon3.
No Flour re -Aived which "a not fre,b ground.
Bids to be addressed to tue undersiansd At 2l3
street. Wass,T ston. d. O., endorsed " Proposals
ee7td g O. GREENE. Captain, o. s.v
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PROPOSALS.


oaDsAxer orvIos. wasDEr..,ass,,.
wAsai.sro * NovsHssE q. ,ss. =.
sa ssse ::
a: ~ Ha.yto,cm Assens9, Mass.
a,0o y inch bsttsisas shot
soo !, s-i inch shells
sSa So S g hnS1 . isGs
49,; .ss ~: s.;;:.,a A.s sci "'' 7''' n
IS: :sss i i i isss e: 4.
Is t O. s. sss.rs S stos Leland" "
10 o. F-ipeB hot
SEQ 10 inch shells
~, Az a. A s:,,.1,gy: a s = s. Pa.
iSso 10 inch sisns
soc i T. inch IN $50: .ss,,
At.As 81. Lsais As,enas, s.. Lesss. Nc.
sSoS ioiDes shells
is,ns sst ssts:.z z,s ssos
i i"s 1 r. ,nss , .se.
s!oo 10 iueh sheils
The pre<etils. are e BE- msds Of The kind Of
sss t tSs .siss laid 81
meta, q s.1:,ls stssnsss, r.sxiss S.'.sss @o
q .Is s'..s.
n. e e 4
handling until deliysrsd at the arsenal DsliyerL
cent Per week, Of the number Of projecties Goa
tr~eted for the fret delivery TO b. made within
80 days aftsr the dale of the contract, and any
failure to deliver At tpeciSsd time Will subj sot
tie contractor to forfeiture Of the number he may
fail to deliver Al that time
Separate bids must be made for esoh kind OF pro.
teetfles and II any bidder proposes TO deliver At
different arsenals, srat0 bids must be made for
each kind at each Dla.e
No bid will be onnsidereS from parties other than
regular founds 70 propretsrs OF works, VII are
known to this Department to be apabia OF eyeou.
me nts
Zach party obtaining contract will be required
70 enter INTO bonds, with approved sursties, tor ts
faithful IecutfOn
The Department reserves TO itself the right to
for any cause.
Proposa,s Will be addressed to BrissSisr Gene.
raj GeorGe Ramsay Ohief Of Ordnance, WASH
s'on D. O.. and Iill be sndorsed" e.eRo:,1s for
po'9 eotd Brig Gen Chief Of Ordnsnce.
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DROP osALs ron MANuRnJ
Dtpo! QHayter ma,tS,'s tTcs, raunlrp Baytas,l
WSshinxtnE, d. O., Dec loss {

Dspo: Qsaytrma,ts,'s D6ts, ragalry Bwtas,l
Washington. ID. O.. Dec 1855.
sEALEp PROPOSALS will be received at the Off %
q o.ptaia b: a. Duruy A: z. " .U.a.y ,a.35@
II bIre.t, IL - city, until FRIDAY, DEC sn Der
BIB 1858 ., IL o'clock m fos the sails Of all the
J, ann,s on had or that may b. prodnesd 81
the stab es and rTas OF the Ca ~ Depot G. .es-
hero. psAr Warrington, D. Q within the na1t
twelve months succeeding ns date OF letting Of the
contract
he manure Will be delivered by the Unitsd
etate At cert. in des gn ated spot to be detsrm-
" 90 by the nited States and the sucass.fuI bid
d.ry'A Be rean,red to Re move the anure now on
hard, within three months and that which NAV
sccnnul te At iueh timer that NO more than one
w.k's acconulations sh all be on the ground.
Bidders nust state tbs price Der cubic yard.
bieder
Payment will be required to be made in G ~
eminent funds, 81 the end Of each month for the
snur- reno. ed dun ing the 10 onts.,,
Bunde viii Apr wed 8. curtiea will BE- reau red
from the party awarded in the sum of one til ousAad
dollars.
Propossls must be addressed to Captain H L.
DuPuy. A. Q L., o 8 ". 374 street. Wash.
u stnn. D ~, and he marked on the enve ore
"PropoBais for Manure" d. iB-td
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTOR Y.
BALfIMORE ANR OHIO RAILROAD
i u 81

On and after Monday, November %, 1863, d, Ally
RSin5 will Re run hetw.er v Washington and New
s.s and " sshingtch sud The w. st as follows:
FOR PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK AMI BOS TON
Leave Washington st and II 50 A and and
$50 =. NJ, daily, except Sunday. On Sunday. ats 80
p. II. only. -
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave WssbiEgton at IS, and II 81 4. NJ, and
Ito, and 81 p. N. daily except Sunday. On Sun
day, A. A. NJ and IL and 3 so p. M.
P0R ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
u daily, except Sunday. On Sunday. st 80 2. II.
COMPUTATION TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily, except Sunday, St 4D
Pm.
Tho 6rst and fourth trains from Washin ston,
Ard fourth and ffth trains from Baltimore. stop At
all way points.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave EaltiIn.r at $50, 80 aad l0.N A. NJ. and
as, s5 and s. P. NJ. On Sunday, at 80 And so
4. NJ and ais p. NJ.
COMPUTATION TRAIN.
Leave Baltimore daily except Sunday, At 7.l5
A. NJ.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave WsshinRts At 8 A. II, and SHOP. NJ.
Leave Baltimore at so A. NJ. and J. Is p. N.
>Bor further Information, tickets of every kind d,
&e..spply to George s. hoontz, agent st Wash
RSton Ststi n, 81 at the 7 ick ct OHIO.
". SMITH, Master Of rransp't'n.
no2l-tf In. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
1881 TH1 uses
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OROPObALS FOR CO,OA MATING AND
Z ORRI0E CHAIRS.

VURRfKHX43T18WBA UtFrJU.
WARRINGTON, d. O., Decem Der S, 23s3.S
YRoPosAls viii oe received ct this Depart snt
the foia described articles for the use Of the
tSuArteYDa ster Generals 0Me.:
COCOA HAfHIH0.
Two thousaDA 100 yards, moro or less, Of the
best quality Cocoa MAttii 9, one yard wide. sample
o. which proposed for M st accom- panY the Offer,
the price per square yard to inciude maxine bind.
ing, and ftttne to each room, and putting down the
ssIne. com pletS, in the best amer measurement
to be made on the door and payment made for
spAn titles thus asCertAaned.
OFFICE eHAIl9.
Two hundred f2n0l Once Chairs, more or lsss, TO
be made OF strong. sound, we'll seasoned wood Ia.
be seen at this ONCE. Tae price for each chair to
tnclu 10 the delivery Of the same at this ofRoa.
Cocoa Mating. or Chairs" or both, q the case
may b, and addressed TO the QuArtermaster Creme.
YA.
By order Of the Acting QuAxtsrmsstsr General.
tlQnarterMas tss General 0mos. Dee. .. 1858.
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DRoPosALs FOB porArols.

e1ALID PHoPosALs win BE- received until ss.
sas.istsnes D. psrtmsnt WITH night Tho1ss sod
$500 kushels Of Potatoes, 70 b. delivered at NAT
nGton, D. or Als1andris, Va. e. the Goyernmsnt
may etrt Ct. within .snty 3eJ Days after openinS
Bidd.fs will state distinctly whether thsv -
pose to deliver The Potat in bulk or in bsrrea
An oath Of allegiance 70 accompany each hid
ovsrrment reserves the right to reject any bid
for sry cause 80
g street, and endorsed - PROPOSALS for Pofstoss >
Eser B. @ CRIME
dek Captain and Nv
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DhOE OSALn Y~R DEAD AuKjRs.
DSpot QxGr:s-masser' rice. Caroi-y 3
W sebingfon, D. O., " C. q,

Dspo< Qxar.s-masser's .gee. tarai'y Bxreas,l
Washington, D. O., DC. q. 1868,
fBALsD Proposals. " II be received &; the otice
Q, CAPTAIN q A. 0nPuy, A. @ ~. Q. 8. ". 81 374
street, in Il is city. until RKIpAY, Dsce bsr Il,
81 IL cock % for the sale of all the HorsaA that
ma, die Or BE- HI d At the Cavalry Depot, Gis,:
roTo near Wa hir ct n. D. G within the next
tweiv. month Gu ecsedins tae date OF Ia, letting
OF the contra
TIE he rsea viii be delivered by the United Statss
It &c, ts'D de-. sustsd spot, TO be determined BY
tie United ftatlB
81, the lul anne and post otie. address
The animals to be removed daiiy and conveyed
far IN fro n the limits Of the DspDt To avoid
al naisanre. either to the Do OF the citizens in
ihs va unity.
Pa, me, I VII be requtrs1 70 be male, in Gov.
e. pment fui dc q: to ca Of each month, for tho
an, msls DE- liyared durr the n oath
boz de- Wit spp- owed scurits', viii be required
Il , thspa ts awarded in Tie sum OF one thou .sni
COL isls.
An oath Of Aliss lance will b. required from each
bidder
Propc,als mu be addressed t. Captain q A.
OoTpS.A 81 II. 4. .314 sire {, Wash.
Ing tor, D. y ard should to plsinly ma ksd " Pro.
rosal' for Dssd HoTE%a ~ da 70 I'd
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PENNSYLVANIA 8N IhAk RAILROAD
49,
IA ,1nsr-ohE.1 LAD :! so sS1Sss'lon''
,roai sE saipa stsbr 1a hsD ooA'osr'
BAGGAGE CHECKED rnf SHSH aa.sr,s su'.
,i nHzP. RithE ~ F551 tfft ssSz
sIoss CONN rfS 4 thsS a si HnssnaIsBune
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= forwarded 70 any port on the Ohio, MuakinS1m,
eyHa Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansls, and
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nerehants and shippers entrustng the 6anSDor.
00Sn Of their Freight to ibis Company can rely
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EDUCATIONAL.

IN1 Boarding ana Day School, No. $50 Penn az.
Seven Buildinss. The ninth year and seventeenth
mencc on Mopday, September nth, 1855 Circuiars
can be obtained ct the bookstores and Of the Prin-
e1pAl Sc N-SmS
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V Q16Amental I1anfs. Dhrnbe, xFoos. oifnk.
ine Plants, 10 &C.. q TIE newest ard nost
co!ebseted kinds Known In Dufope Q2 Amerioa. -
Lots, iuiSabIe TOR private fmiliss, &e 8 =
4. JA&DIN. xleSnt and Mur.srYmas,
NJ QuA1lty, lust from tmpoxteR,s han6a g ! =
KING Du1OH1IL.
ne8 corner Vermont ave. cad lstk &c,
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DENTISTRY.
,kEAT DISCOVERY IN DENTIsrRI

Teeth E1sroesed tcisiost Pals frith tie Mxiris At
OIyssn.
would advise al persons having teeth TO sx-
tract to call Ut DR.. LEW LES Office,
And have them taken out By this new
and harmless process Al.o call sndQYyYY4D
examine the Docter's new and i'm.
PROVED moth Cd Of ss<rtinG Artificial Teeth. II
you once see the great tmprov emert in his teeth
and ' AIN able oae.- No. 242 Pa avenue, between
l1fh and 18th streets
no s g. LEwIB NJ. D.. Dentist.