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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-23

the horizon is broken, by the sharp out
lines of the White Mountains, which rise
up in the dim distance sixty miles off,
and form marked feature in the land
scape, while the Intervening space is filed
with inuumerable SUBMITS of hills and
mountains. with deep extended valleys,
! showing the location and courses of the
Connecticut. Winooski and Lamoille, and
their numerous tributaries.
TO the north can be seen the wide
spread valley of the st. Lawrence, and by
the aid of glass in clear day steamers
may be seen gliding upon its waters.
The well known figure of Montreal Noun
tain rises in the hazy distance at the
north. and Owls Head is seen peering up
amid other gray snmmits, far to the north
east
| To the contemplative mind this is a
spot of unusual interest, and we'll cllcu-
lated to inspire one with reverence for
Him who hath made all so majestic and
beautiful. To the student who reads the
| book of nature, there is revealed page
of instruction on this mountain. The
vegetation of the summit is materially
unlike that at the base-the trees are
those only Of the most hardy kinds, and
Of stinted growth-and the shrubs are
essentially different from those of the val.
Hey below. Here he finds what is com.
mon in New England. in swamps and up
on the seacoast, beds of peat and the
sphagnouS moss that produces them II
is we'll known that this moss will grow
only upon moist lands; then why should
it he found upon the summit of the noun.
tain? Had the weather been of the mos
agreeable kind at the time Of our visit
perhaps the solution would not have beer
so readily and fOrcibly presented.
A pleasant morning dawned, and wher
we arrived at the summit the sun shon(
clearly, but beneath US we're clouds in iso
lated patches, which at intervals served
as curtains to hide the beautiful prospec
below and west of us. Like contendins
armies
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Carriage Maker.

LVH.soN GRISwOLD. carriage and sleigh
maker Elmore, VT, keeps constantly ON
hand carriages aud sleighs. Of the best work.
manship. aud got up in the best style. Repair
ing done promptly.
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Rates of Advertising.

Rates of Advertising.
column year, $40; mos $25; 8 mos. Sl4;
mo. ST.
l-2 column year, $25; mos IA; mos 81; l
mo. So. e
! mo. S3.
is column lyear, Ss; 6 mos. S5 mos. SS
mo 81.
Ee sal Notices charged at cts. per line for three
in sertons two insertions, cts. a line one
one insertion. cts line.
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Physicians.

"a. STEELE. NJ. ~. Homeopathic physician
>,D. and surgeon. Morrisville, Vt. Office at his
residence-at the D. I Noyes house.
yNM l.. WHITE, NJ. D.. physician and sur
w geon Hyde Park, vt. Office at the for
mer residence of j. t. Allen.
N; p. FoRBUSH, surgeon den .rssr--->
", tist. Office in the Patriot
Building. State st. Montpelier Vt. olIfHYYp
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jewelers..

~ w. SCOTT. matchmaker and jeweler. john
". son. VT. keeps constantly on hand an as
sortment of clocks, jewelry, patent medicines,
Essences. hair oils candies, spruce gum, &c. 3S
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.'---moving nigh in slow
But firm battalion"

the clouds approached each other. and s'on
completely hid from view all to the west.
But the change of the programme did not
diminish the interest of the scene. Below
and slowly approaching u.s. were the dense
clouds whose upper surface in spots waited
in romantic beauty. and in others dashed
furiously to and flo like surges on the
angry. sea, and gave evidence of the CON-
motion within; and the deep thundeI-
unattended by lightning-gave additional
Isolemnity to the interesting scene. spon
lin ftful coruscations the clouds reached
us, and wasted their spray upon the sum
nit of the mountain. We became grad
ually enveloved in them, and. ere we had
taken time to bring back our minds from
the wild beauty of the scene before and
around us, we're as thoroughly drenehed
with wet from the spray as though we
had been plunged beneath the waves o
Lake Champlain.
| The continued moisture, communicated
to the summit of the mountain by thu
clouds, is sufficient to sustain the growth
of the moss, and the basin-shaped cavi
ties upon the mountain afford reservoirs
for the reception of the water necessary
to preserve the roots and vegetable mat
tor that make up the peat beds.
At point about one.third the distance
between the Nose and Chin may be seer
!" drift scratches upon the rock : and th'
identical rock that formed them. Tw'
boulders Of about thirty and forty feet il
circuit lie near by, reposing against firm
barrier that doubtless wrenchcd them iron
their icy matrix as they were recording
the history of the iceberg epoch. upol
these tablets of stone, which record wa
to reveal to man the fact that even Mans
fields lofty summit was once beneath th
ocean. and 'icebergs sailed majesticall,
lover it.
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gan,oille alswsd@lrr !:

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AT HYDE PARK, LAMoILLE COUNTY, VT.
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pRoPosALs FOB CAVALRY HORSES.

Caralry Bu,saa. 0fee Of Caisf Qua,.e,masr.l
sr.,rn p,o Wosains,on, p: C.. Jan: is, 1854.
T bs Ssssysa It shs fss
1--WE AINDhfD (n0J CAV AIRY H0RsEs, to
be delivered at Des Moines, Iowa. within thirty
5eH Sss 4 ssf'ts;: , CAVALRY HoRszs
to 10 delivered st Indisnspols, ND within i4oj
If asSm AT q
to be dsi1 cred It st. Louis, No.. within (4S) forS
- Two 1SaoGSxES ssSSS) CAVALRY HoRs.s.
20 Dc aemvs.sd at Ohio, within t5o afty
TWO TA0UsxN4, l2.so6, CAVALRY HORSES.
70 be delivered ct Chicago, Ill, within t6o) ffty
Said horses to be Soupd n q. p.r.,ou.r. not less
man I'VE ~ nor more than nj t9) years old from
to 10 hands high dark colors. good square trot.
tels niide wise, and Of size sum cient for cavalry
These Specifications sci be strictly adhered to and
''k'd!y enforced IN ersry paytieNla,.
By q guaranty Of its faithful performance
ton to Captain hunt A. Q. NJ, at Davenport,
.Soii: Ind Ssps a 1Dsssm dSy1:il g.
OHIO: sas sSssn Post srs' osi:,cS IT,
Written contracts with good and sufficient securi
.nes r ny eight 80 days from date Of accept
=, The oath of allegiance must accompany each
The undersigned reserves the right to reject al
DIGS deemed unreasonable
No bid will be entertained for less than afty hor.
Payment win be made On completion Of contract,
OF Is toon thereafter @ funds may be received:
airy Holses,' and addressed to Captain James A.
VIZ. VIZ, V s. V1artermaster, Cavalry Bureau.
Ans will 4s promptly given
!sio-H Chie' q. NJ, Cavalry Bureau.
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THE EVENING STAR.

POLICE REpoRrs-Fsrst Precinet-W. H Du-
vail and Mrs. 8. r. Duvall, from rebel STATES
,sns 10 9DnOsr sent to the Old Capitol
Sseond Precinct- John Kundman, selling IL
nnor unlicensed; fined s2i.l2. Bridget Shiio'
peddlirg unlicensed; $50. ..,,.,,
exnosnre: workhouse. Edward Dwyee, dls,
ORDERLY; sI4i Thos. Albrook, drunk Ricna
Rucker, larceny; Ohas Act, no; ol Esward
Knowles, assault; $3.50. Malinda Moca6ee'
disorderly; So So. w. Goady, violating san
bath; 1875. ID. Collins, VIM. simmons, W.
van, o. sullivan, ]. w Rartholow, ~. ONeai
e. Bohrer, R. Phillips, Geo. Bowie, 8 Dyson,
Jno Mav, VIM. Harvey, ID Donovan baker
Thorn, Blackburn =. riesSner' Rnr riss
r. johnson, G. Williamson, I. BAKER, ID; BOAR
man, Jno Spelman, Howard, Hynes, Dayly,
Brumby, Holmes, Rhodes 90; Si2S eaen, J;
mn 4 ours. drunk; dismissed. Madison James,
disoId derby; Sl.56 Jas. Ridgway, assault; S5,-
A. VIM. shaw, drunk; dismissed. J. Smlth,
J. HILL drunk; F. TIeadwell, do. w. Payne,
assault; Henry Collins, do; dismissed. Jno.
Hatcher, do, military. W. Moody, drunk; do.
Fourth Pree'nct.-Samuel Harper, threats;
Daniel Daley, do; bail for peace. James Mar
cher, drunk; dismissed. Joseph Jones, forci-
BILE entry; dismissed. w. H. S. Coulson, drunk
and disorderly. 81. George Cam, burglary;
jsIlflr court Also petty larceny; do. Chas.
Green, drunk and disorderly; 81. Jane Nc
Gee, vagTant workhouse. John Riley, drunk;
81 81. VIM. Stuard, pickpocket; Jail for court.
John Fleming, drunk and dsorderly; work.
house. Linsey Minor. carrying weapons; do
Thomas Wood, disorderly; dismissed. J. T.
Newell, drunk and disorderly; p. J. Skinner,
John Newcom, do; do. James Marian, as
sault and battery, it'll intent to kill Jail. s.
Finecum, disorderly; So
Sizth Prscinct.-Mary Wahoney, grand lar
ceny; dismissed. John Newton and Albert
Locke, fighting and disorderly; 81 each John
Sim pson, suspicion of grand larceny; deferred
Tenth PreciRct-John Mangum, throwing
stones; dismissed. Jas. Weaver, dIsorderly
and profane; workhouse. Jas. Ayers, carrying
weapons; Ghhas. Hartsum, disorderly: $40.
Matilda RJland, do; SIS. Margaret Russell,
de-; W orkho Rose Mcclellan, drunk; Anne
Ford, larceny; dismissed. John Mack, drruk
ard disorderly: s3. Alice Cole, do; work
house. Sarah Brown, do; So. Matilda Light,
do; workhouse Fannie Cook, do; do. Blanche
Davis disorderly; dismissed Mary Stephens,
do; 81. Sarah Ross. larceny; jail VIM. Burke,
drunk; Alex. Delaney, malicious misc aief: dis
missed. Elizabeth Robinson, enticing prosti-
tuS on; workhoase. Thos. Mitchell, disorderly;
John Collins, drunk; dismissed.
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PROPOSALS.
ID 3 20 p OF AIS FOR L q N nR
CHIEF QuAErKshksrxas OFFICE, J
- &V3bH hBW 10 ~ y OEEIVBe
DRPuT OF WaSeINGfoH.
WASHIHGToH u Il Inn 10 12ki

DRPoT OF WassISGroH. )
WAsHIsaros, D. O., Jan. 19. l864.S
SAILED PROPOSALS win be received at this ohios
aosl rs Jspusr, g. 1854 at = O'Clock M. for
e st ~ TITS D.poss One M,llioa onao
zee. OF tnn Der OF the following kind snd descrip
SEQ coo feet or in,h White Pine Common Gall
5000 feet 81 or ~ L ineh whiss Pine Common Gull
ings u t. Is fest long
foce Tee, T,onsusd and 4roovsd Flooring IL to ls
:s.cc feet s1s Hen,oek Joist II feet long.
$40 tset SIS asmloe s ioss Is feet Ionx,
q GRO feet SIG Hem,oek yo,st, II fer long,
% 600 feet SIG Hem ock iSiss Is feet ions.
sofe s17 H Hsmocs 2o i. y t.et Log
IS q s s1s i }ci Long,
IS eco f ct sIs Bemloek Joist; Is feet long.
Ali the above described 70 be sooG, msrcnsnIable
aamssr subject to the inspection OF an agent sp
the o. BE- es dsIissssd .issin twenty
days after siepju6 the contract
q 70 Il. hs p
y e.sS
It be awarded to him must be Susrsntesa Sg Two
responsible persons whass signatures must be sp-
shown by the ocia{ certificate Of the CLERK Of the
nearest District Court Of the United States Dis.
Bidders must be present In person when the bids
are opened. or their proposals will not be consid.
The full name and post ONCE address Of each bid
Ifa bid is m ade in the name Of . drm the names
OF 81! the parties must appear, or the bid will be
considered as the individual proposal of the party
Bonds ia the sum of hall the amount Of the con-
tract signed ~ the contractor and both Of his
Ruarantors. will De required of the successful bidder
upon signing the contract
The right ia reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved By the Depot Quarter.
master.
Informal proposals. will be rejsctsd.
raj D. II. Rucfer, Chief Depot Quarter MASTER,
Wa hipston. D o and .hould be plainly marked
p" Proposals for Lumber"
GUARANTY.
We, the undersi gped, resid nts OIL, in the
and severally. covenant with the Unitod iates,
AMI guaranty in case the foregoing bid Of - be
acct pied, that he or they will. within ten days
after the acceptance Of said bid. execute the con
in . equsl to half the amount of the contract,
to furnish the lumber proposed In conformity to
the terms of edvertiseman ant GATED December 18th,
1863. Or der which the bid was made and, in case
ence betwe en- the offer by the said -aud the next
lowe at res ponsible bidder. the person to whom
tbs cort act may be awarded,
Given under our hands and seals this - day of
-,l86.
fsss ssi
I hereby certify that. to the best of my ano1l-
eds ano belief, the above named guarsuto's are
good az 40 nic isnt retes for the amount for
whicn they offer to be security
TO be certified by the United Ststss District
Attorney, Collector of Customs. any other OH.
Ger under the United states Government, or re-
spon sibie person known to this office
D II RITZ KER,
js 20-td Brig. Gen and Quarter Master.
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IMPORTANT TO F1MALIs.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The ingredients IL these Pulls 10 the result Of
ton and sure to correct al egulariiss Painful
msnstrue tionss REAovLHo ALI ossrnuoT!oss,
the side psipitstion Of the heart whites al ner-
vous Affections. hyste ries. disturbed sleep, which
arises from Interruptions Of nature.
DIR CHEESEMANN PILLS
70 Females IHDuorNo WI eH CERTAINTY PlRIoDIcAi
REGULARITY. Explicit directions, stating when
one dollar.
TUTCHINGB i HILLYER, Propristors,
81 Cedar street, New York 0ity,
Bold By 8. q FORD. 202 Pa. avenue. ss9- so0m
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FIDE NTIAL,

W CON DENTIAL,
L DUNG MEN who have injured themselves By
certain secret habits which unfit them 70. business
ased or old men, who, from the folles Of youth OF
other causes, feel debility in advance Of their
years, before placing themselves under the treat
msnt Of any one, should FIRST resd THE s1ORET
tkIEND Married Ladies viii learn somethins
Sent 10 any add ress. in sealed envelope. ON 70.
On CHXS. T. STUART l. co.,
deN-ly Boston, MaSg
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SIoRKT DIsEAs1sI s1OR1T DIslAslsi
Sal ARITAN'S 8IFfI
SAAARITANS GIFT

- 1OhAT OA6AAo1os o1V0AV Olb1AH1Si
sAm ..E.17-. l., a,s s.I,Fr.
eonoakHE&Ss1 g E2,|1I5i G sHf1d 81 t.
g: IN: % { A e s. e!
ass
Cures il from two to four days, ana recent cases
Ct III %
.! 81: s:s S:'.
nef'a!'' w ss12iMARl1ANs GIFT.
ssHs y MHi pa n Ss. g.
RssSR s,sE5Ss9
sAH4zIzzEs Ho S1sz 1NS az e ys1ozs
aSS4 xFS : e. Z:
most Potent certain sad saset9sl remedy sysr Pre-;
"a ssss d s.: ss%::
'' that for Bun 81 NJ 81 mi in after
aR'{k oefR
. vi = III IL q sss Il A'
r, I'm 11MA l1.s.,,,. -, .,,.l I1MAL1sI,
most happily aaaptsd. in Glesrassd Esssas. 4
Whites. n bssrinE down, I.llins Of The Womb.
Sent b1 express. Price q . bottle, OF bottles
,.,... a LA1ITAEH 9HANoRl WASH.
bisinoSSD Co.. Boz sG III rh,,.a.l,h,. ron
: Bold By Q. oALvIRT 1oRD.s rnsr Of 18th and
: d sis7' COOK. Alsxaaar,a. n.ysu
T1RIISMAR-Protsotsdb By Royal Letters Patent
1 of Ens land, and secured BY the seals Of the
1eole dc Rharmaois q Paris, and the Imperial
Triesmar No, zig the effectual remedy Tor Relay
alton, 6permatol rhea. and Exhaustion of the Sys-
tenn. Triesmaf No has entirely sueer.sded the
ns1seous use Of Cepaivs, Cubsbs, 80. Triesmar
No. 10 the infaible remedy for all Impurities and
esel adarv eympto@s, thus ebviatins the use Of
., .par:tion 10 in the form OF most aereea:
changes OF mosphers, in tin cases ct Ss EACH or
four 83csse. ~ one for 99, and IN ~ CASES. thus
tered b. Valpsan. eallemsnde, Roux, 60. 90
Wholesa and retail by DR.. BARROW, No, 1874
Blocker street, Neg York;
To be had also of 3. O. FORD, No $50 Pa. Az,
corner lltb street. no II SmS
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PROPOSALS.
DR oPosA TOR YLOUR.

eRALED PROPOSALS viii be received until the
Sth lnhtspt. At II eel OK M. for furnishing tue
s1osistsncs Depsrtment with 10000 BARRELS
5.We barrels in new osk barrels, head lined,
o.Oog barrels IN new strong cotton sacks-ons-hal'
barrel IN each sack.
Bids viii be received for what il known Is Nos
I. Z. ana 8, and tor any quantity less than the
10 go barrels; ana also for hundred barrels Of
No. Barrily Flour
Bids must be in du pIicsse and for each grade on
separate sheets Of paper.
The delivery Of the Flour to commence within
i've days from the opening OF the bids, and in 50 Oh
quantities daily rs the Governments may direct.
Delivered at the Government wnarehouse in
Georgetown a. the wharvss. or at the railroad
depot in Warrington. D. O.
The delivery Of all Flour awarded to be conn pie
te6 within twenty days from the opening Of the
bids.
Payment will be made in certificates of indebted
ness, or such other funds IS the Government may
have for disbursement
The usual Government inspectir will be made
just before the Flour il received. and none will be
accepted which ia not fresh ground.
An cath OF allie glance must accompany the bid OF
each bidder no has not the oath on Gle in this
ONCE and no bid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to comply with their
bids OF from bidders lot present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
Bid. to be addressed to the undersigned, at No.
243 g street. endorsed "Prapossls for Flour
B. O. GRRENE. Captain, O. 8
Waships ton. D. O.. Jan. IL. 1864. JAZZ I'd
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IMPORTANT TO Suffers.
6UTLlRS Will FIND
HI. A. DOWNING 4 CO.'S

CONCENTRATED CLAM
10 b MOST VALUABLE ARTIoLl 10
THEIR TRADE.
II sells very rapidly, and ID the most soouoraios
srti"iA distf the ohaosrf mess. Its prepared
enc minute, and makes most delicious Soup Q,
ohowdsr. II II Aishly rsesmmsndsd b. Army
Surgeons. The profits are larrs.
81. 4. DOWNING & co.,
AAnnncturers Of Concentrated Food
No. Ill Hast 18th g., New York
Or sale ~ BARBOUR q slMM1s. sole Aseu,,
% LouisiAns Avenue,
Ax-N Waehip ston. D. O.
STRATx0Y AND TAOrICs By General Du.
p four, uansisted By espt. VIM =. craieSin. y.
jail 1RANUK TAYLOR.
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Wdshingfon. d T., January 1, l8S4.S
All dealers In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber. Leath-
questeo to send to this ofice, on the MONDAY Of
each week, sealed proposal list, duplicate, of
Denct ats ort notice, With the price Of each MARI
co "a pain hsures. so that. in the exigsncies
be obtained without delay and ct the lowest price.
Dealers wisbine TO sell to this Depot will be re-
CURED TO furnish the list punctually every Mon
day morning. D. h. RUCK1R,
jaE If Dsnnf ~ W.ahjn otnn
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DBoposAls FOE DEAD HORSES AND MULES.

Chief Quararmaasr's Office nepo, Of IVashinston
WnShtng t0n ID C. Jan IL, 1861. {
fEALsD Proposals win be received at this Office
until kDkf february |. 1874 a. IL o',lo ck
for the sale IF al the Horses and Mules til It may
ia or % killed at this Depot within the next
I'VE l2) months sue seeding the date of the con.
tract.
The bodies of the an i'm ais will be delivered By
the gnited Stat daily. 10 any point within the
limits CT this city th at may b. agraed upon bv the
Soye.pment and the contractor aud to be COVE ell
from the ce 6y the ntractor Sufficient distance
from the limits of the District of Coiun ,a SO as
OF to become nuisarc e to the ctiz thereof or
this Depot
Eidd.rs vill ttste the mouut per animal and
give his full anne and post Off address.
Psynent will be required at the end Of each
nth IN Gorsrnm ent flu ads for the nber of AMI.
ais deliver ed during the month.
ST cath al sllr glance to the United States Gov.
eminent must accompany each prop JsitIon.
The sb, Ity OF the bidder to al the contract,
u ould it he awarded TO him. must bs guaranteed
by two ratponsble persons chose signatures are
to be ape udeo t. the guarantee
Bonds in the FUN of 400, signed by the c,n
tractor az both of h guarantor., will be required
of the successful bidder upon sigcing the contr act
PTogosa'f must he plainly marx ed Proposal, for
Iesd Horses and Mules, " and adore set co tbs
ceIsigned. D. H RUCKER.
Brig. Gen. and Chic Z On srtea uaster,
1al4 I'd Depot WaBhneton.
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D.-T.-LEGo.-[..

From the army hospital-the bloody battle
Asld-the mansion of the rich and humble abode
Of the poor-from the Office and the sacred desk
from the mountain top, distant valleys and
fRr-of islands Of the ocean-frorn every nook
and corner Of the civilized worlds pouring
In the evidence of the astonishing effects Of
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS. Thou
sands upon thousands OF letters like the fol-
lowing may be seen at our Office:
REDsBUKY, Wis, Sept. 16, 1863.
80 have been in the army hospi
tails for fourteen months-speechless and near
~ dead. At Alton, Ill, they gave NE a bottle
OF Plantation Bitters. n n Three bottles
restored my speech and cured me.
Oh. FLAuTR.'
SOUTH WARSAW, o., July %, 1863.
$50 One young man, who had been
ack and not out of the house for two years
with Scrofula and Erysipelas, after paying the
doctors over $3.50 without benefit, has been
cured by ten bottles Of your Bitters. 4
EDWARD WoUNALL."
The following is from the Marion of the
Union Home School for the Children of Volun.
sssrs:
HAvKMRYER MANSION, 57TH STRKEr,}
NEW I ORk, august Z, Ico3.
aDR DRAKE: Your wonderful Plantation
Bitters have been given to some O. our little
children suffering from weakness AID weak
lungs with most happy effect One little girl,
In particular, with pains in the head, loss OF
appetite, and daily wasting consumption, on
whom all medical skill had been exhausted,
has been entirely restored. We commenced
with but a teaspoonful of Bitters day. Her
appetite increased strength and health follow
d. y
Respectfully, MRS. o. NJ. DzvoB."
50 I owe much to you, for verify
believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my
h1o.
Rsv. VIII. WAeeoNRR, Madrid, N. Y"
80 Thou wilt send me two bottles
moro Of thy Plantation Bitters My Wife has
bssn greatly benefited by their use.
Thy friend, Asa CURRIN, Philadelphia Pa"
- . I have been a great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching +
The Plantation Bitters have cured
R1v. Us. OArHoRN, Rochester, N. Y"
80 = Send us twenty four dozen more
o(your Plantation Bitters, the popularity of
which are daily increasing with the guests of
our house. SYKES CHADWICK Co.
Iroprietors Wizards Hotel Washington, d. O."
80 have given the Plantation Bit
tRs TO hundreds Of our disabled soldiers with
~ most astonishing effect
q. w. d. ANDREWS
Oapsrintendent Soldiers Home Cincinnati, O."
go The Plantation Bitters Fave cured
NJ Of liver complaint, Of which was laid up
Ygusuate and had to abando. my business.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, O."
80 . The Plantation Bitters have cured
- Of arrangement Of the kidney and urina-
u organs that has distressed me for years. II
acts like charm.
O. q. MOORE, Agent for Colgate & Co.,
--. 2Sa Broadway"
10, &C., TO-, &c.,
qsAn plantation Rftfers raa r. tho 1,,oo p ,+,o. -
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DRoPosALs FOR HAY. STRAW AID GRAIN
IOKAGg UHPA&fMENT.
Assistant Qnartsrznas ter's 0Ecs,

FORAGE DBPASfAEST.
Assistant QndrtsTmaster's 0Fcs, }
Alexandra. Va. Nov 18th. 1868
WaIffaN PsoPos4ts are inv:tsd for furnishing
Hay straw, Oats and Corn. for TIE use Of the Gov
ernmeut to be delivered at Alex noria, Va any
quantities within the amount proposed for, and of
such times, as the undersigned may direct.
The proposals to bs addressed to the undersigned,
offered.
Proposals will be received for Eve thousand Is 0OO)
bushels of Corn or Cats, and fifty 1907 tons of Hay
or straw and upwards unless it shall be fer the in
amount.
Corn to be Put up in good sacks Of about two %
bushels and oats in sacks OF about three 80 bushels
each which are to be furnished free of charge to
the government The hay and straw to be secure
All articles furnished under this advertisement
to be ubject to rigid inspection by the Govern
ment Inspe. tor.
Purchases viii be made from time to time, under
this advertisement, from the lowest responsible
bidder, the interests Of the public service may
require.
The undersisn ned reserves the right to reject any
and al offers which may be deemed incomp atible
with the interests eff the Government.
Payments will be made in such funds ss may be
provided from ths q. 3. Treasury and as far e
practicable, upon delivery; but the undersigned
reserves the right to withhold the whole or any
part OF the payments until the complete fulhlment
Good security will be required for the faithful
vertisement WIN. STODDARD,
no l8-2m Capt and Asst Qusrtermastsr.