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SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, UNITED STATES
- Army, No. 20 SOUTH street, -, ,,, 900.
ST., r.,. =, ,BALrhoRE; Md june ~ lSa;
Office untD u M, WEDNESDAY, July 49, 1884, for fur
nishing the United States Subsistence Department
FOUR THOUSAND 1900 HEAD OF BEEF CAT
baltimore Md in lots of 1000 thousand each every
uC) days to be weighed within and after
average about (i5Ooj thirteen hundred pounds sr.ss
gross weight, Bulls Stays, Oxen Cows, Helfers, and
Hornless Cattle viii be rejected.
Deduction d ten l0) pounds win be made from ths
each Steer accepted under this contract, pro-
yded the animal does not stand In the pens two and one
halt hours before being weighed or Is not weighed imo
diately after removal from the cars.
Blank forms for proposals. can be had on appoa-
graph,
one animal separate II It's appearance indicates less
weight than the minimum mentioned above; the eS-
pense of weighing will be paid by the party errng In udg
Each bid, to secure consideration, must contain a
written guarantee Of two responsible persons, as fol-
We, of the County Of =, State OF -, do hereby
guarantee that is (cr are) able fulfil contract IN
accordance with the ;erms of his (or their proposition,
and should his tor their proposition be accepted he Cor
herewith and we Ge prepared TO become his securities,
The responsibility ofihe guarantors must be shown by
the official certificate Of the CLERK Of the nearest DlstrCt
Cont or the United staes District Attorney,
Bidders must be present to respond to their bids and
prepared give bonds and sign the contract before eaV
nr lie oflce.
The Government TO itself the right TO reject any
or all bids considered unreasonable.
Payments 10 be made each delivery in such funds
may be on hand II hand 70 be made as soon
as received.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "PROP0SALS
FOR BEEF CATTLE" and addressed 10 "Cap tain j. II.
GILMAN, @. s., Bat more, Mary lama
liza bid IN in the name of rm their names and thoif
peat oce address must appear or they viii not be con
bidered.
Each person OF every member Of a firm Offering a pro-
posa must accompany with oath of allegiance to the
United States Government he has not already filed ont
at this office.
IW5fds moi compiling strictly viA he terms Of his Gd
J.H GILMAN,
te9O-lIt Captain and c. s., u. s. A.
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OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND
EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

II NkNT DETACHMENT
BUREAU o. rE0-4-ioss Asp CtorniSii
July b, 1864.
Sealed Proposals. eudorlsd Proposals. Or fresh Beef
and Vegetables, viii ~ received a iol. bureau untll
ococE h NJ on the 2gh daF oI IuF iuft fr The supply
Of 100 COO pounds Fresh Beef zud lQN0o gluuds g
b peef and Nepetabes must of good quasY, and The
best the market Affords aud each article musl oe offered
io by inc round The Beef 10 be IN equal pr0pof 1ns,
fore and hind quarters. Bond, with approved security,
win be required i'm sne-ha the estimated amount OF lhe
conuact and twenty cent. In ADDITION VIII be Wih-
hed from the amount Of each payment 20 ne maue as
Collateral secur fr the due fIrmance or The contract
Piled with. ,, a., -t..... .,,.-,v
Every oGer must be ACCOMPANIED by written suA4n-
t ,y,d by one or ore responsible persons. that the
GdaT otbders viii his their Did be accepted, cater
inn an obllafion within i've daAst villa good ana su-l-
cleEt sureties 10 furnish the articles proposed.
No pFnpof al win be considered unless accompanied ~
fuch e. sTanee and by satisfactory ove'n that Tue
bidder Is regular dealer In The article proposed ami haf
the license required BY law. Ho-"
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ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE

ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE
IL Onice.
PHILADELPHIA, Jlly 3, 1854.
Sealed Proposals wa be received at this -iice until
TUESDAY the 12th dsaiH. at II o'clock M, for supply
ing the United States deyt rable at the schuy XIII Arse
nal, the following articles, VIII
Drum Snares. sets. Army standard
Black Pant Buckles, Army Stan lard.
Pare WOollen, dark blue Flannel indigo WOol-dyed,
weighing 10 or GA width, Tor Blousos or
Sack Coats, Army STANDARD.
The Army standard samples OF each Of the above ar
cles be AT this office, to which deliveries must
stTeAy conform.
Bidders must state in proposals the price, which
must be given In rTHiHg, as well in figures, the
quantity and time OF delivery.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per-
whose signatures must be appended 10 the guaran
and where the Bidd and Gua antOrs are not known
th office be ponslhe men, they must be certified
10 being uch by public functonary Of the United
States
Bids from defautng raotors and those that do not
fully comply rth the requirements of this advertisement,
will not De considered.
BLANK proposals be had upon applicaiioB
at ts Office and bids must be endorsed with the name
G. II. CRoSMAH,
BG-5t A. q. NJ, 0en1 u, 8. Army.
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DDDDDDDD

CHEROKEE CUREi
An unfaihng cure for SpeF-
matcTrhea, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions,
aud all diseases caused by
Self pollution; such as Loss
Of Memory, Universal Llssl-
tude, Pains In the Back, Dim
ness OF Vision, Premature
Old Age. Weak Nerves, DIFF
hculty Of Breathing, Trcmb-
ling, Wakefulness, Eruptions
on the Face Pale COun's-
nance, Insanity. COnsump-
tion, and all the direful COM
plants caused By departing
hom the path Of nature.
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NEPTUNE HOUSE,
TIA NTIC DITY.
JOHN SMnCR.
PROPRIETOR.

This iavorto house, which is most d5lghtuy situated,
the beach has been newly epapcred repantod and
thoroughly regeucratod and g. open for the reception
Of guests Offering the comforts Of home combined with
an tho luxurica of the season.
Torma moderaIo. lya-
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CHEROKEE RKMKDY

CHEROKEE INJEC.
TlON iB intended a. an Rlly
or assistant 10 the CHERO.
KEE REMEDY, and should
be used In conjunction with
that medicine In all cases nj
GonOtThWa, elect, fluoi
Albus or Whites. Its epeCti
are healing, soothing, and
demulcent; removing as
scalding heat, ehOrdCe, anC
pain. Instead Of tho BURNING
and almost unendurable pair
that Is experienced will
nearly all tie cheap quACl
Injections.
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A few doses restore the
appetite.
Three bottles cure the
worst case of Impotency.
A few doses cure the low
spirited.
One bottle restores mental
power.
A few doses bring the rose
TO the cheek.
This medicine re stores 20
manly yiPor and robust
health the poor, debilitAted,
wOrn-dOwn, aud despairing
devotee Of sensual pleasure.
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DROWES MILLS BOARDING HOUSE
ID The former patrons and friends ~ tho boarding
nouse originally kept BY the Brown family, at Browns
Mis IN the township OF GemberlOn county OF Burlington,
and State Of New Jersey, hereby informed that tho
subscriber being Of the same family ls keeping the SAID
house, and is ready tp accommodate all who viii
favor him with their company The house and grounds
provided with all things necessary Tor the comfort and
mcnt Of visitors who rest assured that every
attention viii be paid 10 their convenience and comfort.
THOMAS SCATTERGOOD,
Proprietor,
BY siagePassonPert take the Steamboat foot OF Wal
nut street Wharf, at 2 oclock ?, NJ, for Camden, nom
thence by cars for Burlington and Mount Holly, IN
Pembcrton whore tho proprietor win have stages roadl-
meas 20 convey passengers hvc miles, 70 Browns Mills.
JOHN HORHERs,
JoiS- stuth-Im Proprietor d Stages.
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This medicine is a simple
vegetable extract, and OnI
on which al can Tely, rs II
has been used IN our pTao.
tice for many years, and " III
thousands treated, it has not
failed in a single instance
Its curative powers have
been sufficient 10 gain vic.
tory over the most stubborn
case.
To those who have trihed
with their constitution, un.
IN they think themselves
beyond the reach Of medica
aid, we would say, DE
SPAIR MOTT the CHERO,
KEE CURE will restore
you 10 health and vlgOr, ant
after all quack doctors have
failed.
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subrcTption 81 each share original subscribers fol
10000 shares pay able 81 cash down subscribing
two other Instruments Of 81 each payable the 25h july
and 25th August, 1864, respectively.
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ET5rHz4szzSga READING RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
FROM PHlLADkLPHlA TO TIE INTERIOR on
PENNSYLVANIA, THE SCHUYLKILI. SUs-
QUEHANNA, CUMBERLAND, AND
WYOMING VALLEYS,
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0kMoVAL. = THOMAS M. PLOWMAN,
NO ~ Straw berry street Ia No 95 al fFR Street al
,olss ,,s ne oa f9st once Building Having increased
asss oi eAIylns on ihe business be hOpes
" EeseiFs = shAss efPuh " pAiFoRage, III
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EEEE4zuEal NORTH PENNSYLVANIA
eA4 49, s..SFT5=ea r AILRo AD--FOr BRraLEHEM,
D0YLEsIowN, EAsTeN, MAuCH CHUNK, HAzLE-
TON, WILKEsBARKE, WILLIAMSBURG.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, June 49, 1864 Passenger Trains
viii leave the Depot, Third Street, above ThOmp
street, Philadelphia, daily Sundays eXcepted) as
follows
IA NJ. (Express) for Bethlehem, Allentown, Maueh
Chunk, WiikesbRrre, WillAmsport.
9l5 A. N. (AcoOm mmodatio ion) for DoYlestown.
l0'l5 A. NJ Accommodation tor Fort Washington.
3P. NJ Accommodation for Doylestnwn.
34bP. NJ (ENpress) for RetnleheIu, Easton, &c.
4'l5P NJ. (hai) for DOyl lestOwn
5l6P. NJ. (AccommodatiOn) for bethlehem, Allentown,
ard hauch Chunk.
615P. AZ. (Accom modaton) for LAnsdale.
IL L. NJ. (AcccmmOda arOE) for Fort Washington.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Bethlehem at $40 A NJ, s36 A. 81, aad6 607 r. n
Doyhs at 40 A. NJ S46 2. NJ, and M.
LAnsdalc at & A, NJ.
Fort Washington at Il 25 A. NJ nd2P.M
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem Al A. NJ.
Philadelphia for DOylestOwn at z. NJ.
DoylestOwn fnr Philadelphia at 20 A. NJ.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4 Pm.
Hlimans Baggage ENpress will call for and deliver
baggage at the depot Orders may be left at No l3 8.
THIRD Street.
jel3 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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The CHEROREE MEDI-
CiNES are . old by all enter
prisiig druggists In the civil
hZCd world. Some unprin-
ciplcd dealers, howey,r, ny
10 sell worthless compounds
In place OF these - those
which they can get at "a
cheap price. md MAKE mole
money by selling than they
can on the CHEROKEE
MEDICINES. As you value
your health-aye, the health
OF your Oiispring-dO not be
deceived by sneh unprin-
cipled dr. ggists. Ask for
the CHEROKEE MEDI-
nUAEE ard UnEa M aNIars
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This medicine has bOen
tested by the most eminent
medical men OF the day, and
by them pronounced 10 be
one OF the greateIt medical
discoveries Of the age.
One bottle will cure General
Debility.
A few bottles cure Hys-
terlca'in females.
One bottle cures PalPlta-
uon Of the Heart.
A few doses restore the
organs Of generation.
frem one to three bottles
restore the mauliness and
fun yisOT Of youth.
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El. rz,r,uzr-sgg1 WEST JERSEY RAILROAD

IN CHYHHETy1 WEST JERSEY HAILHUAD
~ w <@Sas LINES. s.-Commencng MONDAY June
20, 1854, from WALNUT Street Wharf.
FOR CAPE MAY,
At G and 10 A. NJ. and at 1870 T. NJ
For Salem and Bridgeton, at 8 A, NJ. and 4 r. M.
For GlassboTo, at g. and 10 A. NJ and and $50 Y. NJ
For Woodbury., Gloucester &C., at and SA NJ, Il M
and and T.. NJ.
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
Cape May at and ll45 A. M, and 510P NJ.
hiyllie at 40 A. M, and lh2 and 6J0P. NJ.
salem at A. NJ and l'l5 Z. M.
BTidgeton at 6l5 A. M, 1902. NJ
Gassboro at 7lO and S36 A. NJ 223 300 and 75G p. NJ
Woodbury. at 740 andS 54A. NJ, and2 5O 329 0S and
69P. NJ.
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY,
Once No WALNUT Street I'll call for and deliver
BRggage, and attend to all the ulua branches of Express
business. Heavy Articles taken by A. NJ. lines only,
and must be sent TO the office the evening previous
Pershabe articles by this line must be sent before 81
A. special MESSENGER accompanies each train:
mJ3l J.YAN RENSSELAER,, Superintendent.
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Composed Of simple yege-
table eNirgots, they contain
nothing deleteTiOus 10 any
constitution, however deli
cate, their function being TO
substitute strength for weak e
ness, which, when properly
used, they Hever iail 10 do.
They may be safe'y used at
any age, and a. any period,
EXCEPT DURING THE
FIRST THREE MONTHS,
during which the unfailing
nature OF their action would
inialhbly PREVENT preg-
nancy.
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nR. W. r. MERWIN & CO.'S COLUMN
IL FOR TIE CHEROKEE MEDICINES.
COMPOUNDED TRoN ROOTS, BARKs, AND LEAvEs

II Ia prepared IN a hichly
concentrated fOJm, the dose
only being from one 10 two
tea spO0nfnls three times per
day.
It's dluretis and Alternative
In its action; purifying and
cleansing the blood, causing
II TO flow In all OF its original
purity and vigor; thus re
moving from the system all
pernicI0us causes which have
Induced disease.
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All letters seeking irfor-
nation or advice win be
promptly ,freely,and discreet
ly answered.
Fun directions accompany
each box.
Price 81 per box, or six
boxes for s..
Sent by mall, free Of post
age, on receipt OF price.
Sold BY all respectable
Druggists.
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By the use Of the CHERO-
KEE REMEDY aud CHE
ROKEE INJECTION - the
two medicines at the same
time - all improper dis
charges are removed, and the
weakened organs are speed.
ily restored 10 fun vig0r ana
strength.
For full particulars get our
pamphlets from any drug
store In the country, or write
ne, and we will man free to
any address a full treatlsa.
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NohTn, NORTnwEsT, ANp rHE cANApAs.

PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave the Company's Depot, at THIRTEENrH a. q
CALLOWHlLL Streets, Philadelphia, at the follow
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IT NITED ATES HOTEL,
- ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY.
This celebrated Hotel Is open for the reception Of
guests and under the supervision Of Colonel James
Powers, with MI Edward Iartwe as Assistant
Practical and experienced persons have been employed
for each department, and every eNerOn win be made to
conduct the the fasfactiOn OF the public
After July L. four trains will leave Vine Street Ferry,
daily; the Fast Line through In two hours, without stop
ping at the way stations.
passenger VIII be from the Hotel to the Inlet
every twenty minutes.
Hasslers Band under the direction Of Mr. Simon Hass
Ter, has been engaged for the
Persons wishing 10 engage rooms VIII address
BROWN q WOELPPER,
PrOprietors,
Atlantic City, New Jersey.
N B.-The Sand Bar which last year formed opposite
the shore has entirely disappeared, leaving the beach
OF the best and safest on the coast. je25-lm
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VANCE STEWART
ROCK OIL COMP n NY.
Incorporated June 20, 1864.
Capital, O.OOO.

10000 SHARES. sHARE-PAR.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY
III The subscriber grateful for past ivors tenders
thanks to his patrons and the pubic for the
tom given him. and begs leave that he ia
for the and ready to receive boarders permanent
and transient, the most moderate The bar VIII
always be supplied with the choicest liquors. and
cigars superior old ale. The tables viii be with
the best the market affords.
Fishing lines and tackle always on hand.
Stable on the premises.
All the comforts of home always be found at thu
Exchange. GE0RGE HAyDAi,
jo9 If Proprietor.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07

Eg- A wedding came Off in the Press
printing Office At Greencastle the other
day. In closing its notice of the in
teresting affair, the Press says: A num-
Der Of invited guests were present. and
extending their congratulations at the
close of ceremony. Our devil seemed
TO share in the solemnity of the scene,
for he looked wise as an owl and oracular
as town clock. In the excess of his
santanic nature, he wished them many
happy returns Of the interesting cere-
mony-much to the chagrin of his fellow
typos, who were compelled through
charity to ascribc the dubious com
pliment to ''slip of the tongue"
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Slowness Of the War.

Park Goodwin, at n meeting held in
New York recently, said:
Europe says we are too slow. | re
member that the great Wellington took
six years to drive Napoleon out of Spain,
country as great as Virginia, and then
he retired because Of reycrses elsewhere.
Four nations took two years t. occupy
the Crimea, country as large as New
Jersey. England took twenty eight
months to repress the Sepoy rebellion,
about as great an undertaking AS to put
down a rebellion among the negroes of
a South Carolina country. France has
in moro than a year succeeded in getting
only about one hundred and eighty miles
in Mexico, where she holds very inse-
cure position We think that England
had better look at home before criticizing
the movements of armies
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A Substitute for Brandy in Cases ct Ex.
haustion.

don, DR.. Druit recommends for this purpose lean
beef, chopped up nclosei in jar ard subjected fer
an hour more To heat, when il will separate into
three portions fat, fiber and liquid essence. Strain
of the last and separate the fat by ct bottng
paper, when clear amber liquid Is obtained
tensely sromsntc smell and flavor. very stimulating
81 the brain. Different samples of meat yield differ
ent quantities Of IT, and contains variable proper
tiou of gelatnous matter. IL yields evaporation
about oue-sixteenth of solid residue which soon
efervesces exposure g. the air from the saline
tiers contained This is not intended = substitute
for common beetle but il is recommended a
auxiliary 90 and partial substitute for brandy in all
cases Of great exhaustion weakness, attended with
cerebral depression. Ii is free from bulk and
rapid stimulating power over the brain. In the
sequele of and e1hausting labor il is nvaus
bic.
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Physiological Facts.

The number of bones in the frame work of the hu-
body is 26o-los Of which in the feet and
hands,-there being - in each.
The quantity Of blood in adults is, average,
about 80 pounds which passes through the heart
in four minutes.
Only one-teuth of the human BODY is solid matter.
A dead body weighing l20 pounds was dried IN an
oven till all the moisture expelled, and its weight
was reduced 10 !? pounds. Egyptian nsunnies are
bodies thoroughly dried, and usually weigh about
seven pounds.
The lungs Of An adult ordinarily inhsle 10 cubic
inches of air AZ once, and breath 20 times in
minute the quantity Of air consumed IN that time will
be 500 cubic inches. 5000 inches hour, and
Lisa inches IN day, which is equal 80 ei9hsy-sI
hogshesds.
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Curing Hams.

Here is valuable recipe for curing
hams and keeping them through the
summer:
Weigh the hams, and make a brine
allowing one onnce of salt to every pound
Of meat, and one ounce of saltpetre to
every % pounds. Pack the hams closely,
sprinkling a little salt on the bottom of
the tub, and fill the chinks with stones
Have just brine enough to cover them
well, and let them lie four or five weeks.
Then take them up, dry and smoke them,
wrap them in paper and pack them down
in ashes, in a cool, dry cellar. This will
keep the flies from them and prevent
them from getting dry and hard
f. NJ. w, Plymouth Rock, Iowa, hav-
ing used this recipe for twenty years,
''never had any hams spoil, and they are
not too salty. They will keep the year
round"
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large number Of Poles will, it is said, oin Max
niliAas army.
- LAts Paris fashions represent the ladies' wearing
coat tails yard long.
- Rear Admiral $ +. Dupont IS spending q brief
vacation IN New York.
- Gi.een, the Maiden Bank ru.ierer, is 70 % hung
on tbs l?th Of January next
- The list of suicides At she GermAn gambling hels
y this year higher than ever.
- The Charleston Courier claims that Gen. Nc
Cie!lAn was born in South Carolina.
= There is . fns yield OF tobacco this year IN Ohio
~, 500 - 600 pounds 70 the
= The baby owned by she Prince and Princess Of
wales 10 having it, portrait painted
II man in Massachusetts rceersly, While pIc~ius,
0f1a2 up . - Of 50 black snakss-
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FLING out the cld banner, let :o.d after fold,
Enshrne a glory each IS injured;
let ii speak b. hearts still Gs swee; Of old
The herald Of Freedom al over the world.
Let a1at out IN triumph, let it over bead,
fhe noble old ensign, its stripes and it, stars:
/, gave as our freedom, Ser shadows dead.
Gave might 20 our heroes, made sacred their scars,
Let j; wave in the sunbeam, unfurled in the storm,
Our guardian al morning, our beacon at night, 4
hen peace shines in spendor ath art her bright form
Or wars bloody hand holds the STANDARD Of might.
Unfuri the old banner, it's traitors crush down,
let IL still ~ the banner that covers the brave,
The star sp ngled banner, With glory We own,
It's too noble banner for tyrant and slave.