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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-22

CMRo. March 2l.-Tho staa.

CAIRO, March 2l.-The steamer Ohio
Branch, fr34 Naw OrleaUs the l2th. ar
rived with .aTge cargo If groceries, tropi-
cal iruitsari ninety ha'as Of cotton for S..
To-
The l3th:ri5th and 32d Illinois, re-en-
listed ve1erann regiments. OF the 4th divis-
ion, 9th army corps, under General Veach,
are encamped here.
The steamer Darling. drom Memphis.
passed for Cincinnati .RiIh 1000 bales OF
cotton
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DEMONSTRATING purchased new N,

BINDING.-Haying purchased new ma
chinery, tools, etc. and employed com
petent workman,gwe are1prePared t. &c
commodate our friends, and patrons, vito
have so anxiously anticipated the opening
of this depa' meat of our office. Our iaeil'
tiles for ma aiacturing blank books, Jed
gers, account books, etc, are unsurpassed
bt any establishment in this section oi
country. Those having books to bind, or
old books to be repaired, will d. veil TO
send. them to the r kGIsrER BfSDERY, where
all work will be executed with neatness
and dispatch.
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New YORK, March 2I.-General Hays
has issued orders against any persen wear
inc army uniform unless entitled to do SO.
The Posts special states that the tax
bib will be reported to thc House this
week.
General ilumphris was examined 10 day
by the Coaduct Of the War Committee rel
alive to .thG Charlottesville and Gettys-
burr BATTLES.
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Esebel's at FsmgE,s Gaap.

CNcINNATI March IA 'disPttrh 30
tue Commercial. irom StFawsherfy Plalns
Of the 18Th says:
The rebels are in large fofca At Bulls
Gap, probably twenty thousand strong re
po:ts having scot away most artillery, and
Wagons, by railroad, and mounted men on
all their draucht horses.
1t is the confirmed belief, that sudden
movement has bees made into Ky
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TSE THE BEST
GEORGE H. REED CO.'S
DOMESTIC DYES

TEAR what \ dyer of thirty years anding
/ / says: Il havo tried the different 'Noprietary
DYES and they all proved of no account with the
exception OF those put up by George II. Reed B
Co. of Boston They ARE ZINE"
Forty different bright and fast eoiors- Ask for
George H Reed 1Co.'s Domestic i,yes and take
no other For sale exclusively in Wheeling, al
81 IN GRAHAMS DRUG STORE Z
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STEAMBOAT TO MoRGANTowN.-Wo M
derstand that arrangements are being made
for the regular running of q small steam
boat from Morgantown to Pittsburg, and
that it is .intendedto make about two trips
per week. 49,. 81 -t
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The Equator.

The WAR MEETING at the Court House
last evening was well attended. Governor
Foreman, Col. Thoburn and Maj, Stevens
addressed the crowd A.committee of five
was APPOINTED to consider the propriety OF
allowing bounty to the men who enlist to
fill the county uota under the last call.
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e We have received a programme OF tao ex
ercises ofthe annual contest between the Phi
10 and Franklin Literary Societies Of JEFF
ferson College, TO be held in Canonsburg
Pa, on the evening of the seth inst, An
interesting entertainment may be expect
ed.
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CHICAGO, March q "A fire in the base>
ment of the U. S. Express office this morn
ing destroyed large amount of uncol!ed
for goods, a quantity of stationary and re>
cords'of the lCompany's business. Loss is
net ascertained.
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Not True.

CINCINNATI, March 2i.-Major General
Gordon Granger is rot sick in New York
as reported He is IN COMMAND Of the 18th
Army Corps. headquarters at London, TeGD.,
nd4Tn excellent health
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New Optical INsrITUTE.--M. Polachek
Practical Oculist and Spectacle maker has
opened an office in this city where he M,
vites the public, especially those afflicted
with bad eyesight, to call and get bis cee
brated PERIsCopIc CRYSTAL SPEcTAcLEs Tor
preserving and strengthening the sight He
warrants his Glasses TO suit in all ease S
curing weakness and dizziness. His rePu
tation as reliable Optician can be attested
by over 500 certificates from very prominent
men, also from the press Also, Field ano
Opera Glasses, Microscopes and all kinds OF
Optical Instruments. ge
! Office. Monroe street, at,Shafier's Jcwel-
IA Store decZS-5m
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The public attention is called TO the sale
of the valuable Household Furniture, in the
Russell House, on Monroo Street, which is
to take place tomorrow. See advertise
ment of this date.
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-lr Is ASTONISHING the amount Of business
that A. NJ Adams & Co, do One "i the
firm is East every four Or five weeks and II
there is any new styles ofclothe, casslmefs
or vestings they are the first 20 have it,
and Of tho best quality, Persons i" want
of the best article Of clothing and At lair
prices had better call and examine u-eir
endless variety of cassimeres and restlngs
Their facilities for cutting and making
fashionable garments are unequaled in the
citv for taste and stvle. nov II 6m
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
u eF9J --FoR THE MiL -"
Citizens of Wheeling

poBERT LUKE Is nov ready to supply the citizens
II Of Wheeling and surrounding country With the
very best quality Of Ice at Wholesale retail at the
lowest market rates BY leaving their orders nay
Excelsior Livery and Sale Stable Once, On Quincy
street, between Market and Fourth. thsy win be
promptly attended 10. = y-rrs-.- .Fsr a a =
have also the very best Of horsss bugyies and car
ages for hire, with careful drivers. Pcrsons wishing
good, safe and quiet family horses, viii do well BY
calling at my sale stables before locking elsewhere
have storerooms and dwelling houses Coz rsaes
A good msn wanted TO drive the lee wagon; o Ger
man preferred. Good wages paid TO an hon@t .man,
acquainted with the city. ROBERT LUKE.
m ar2ds;m Af' 49, 5000 90 u D.
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Gold Quotations.

an --c;g,,, NEW York, March 2E
Sold openining at 81 rs; advancing to 62H
declining to 6?; advancing to 63h, and closing
firm ct 6S l.9. eaaG 'fkHlG5EHA saIT
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A NUMBER of gentlemen were yesterday,
Engaged in surveying the lands lying near
3he Market street bridge. 1t is said an East.
ern iron bridge builder has made prope-
ition to construct an iron bridge across the
preek for about ten thousand dollars, I q
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New York Market.

New YORK, March Il.
COTTON--Less active; 70@72c for Middle Up
land; CSC for Low Middling.
FL0UR-Firmer at 70@6 so for extra
State; 7 l597 20, for Il. H, o.; 7 30a825 for
trade brands.
= WHISKY--Without decided change; 90@9lc
for State; so for Western "a 4
WHEAT GOAL 63 ior Chicago spring; Goa
60 for Mil club; 6Sal 70 for Wesrern Winter
Red. .-.. ..-,-.,--rrs, .
CoRN-scarce; 32al s2l6 for shipping aad
mixed western. .......-.....,r.
OATS Scarcely 50 firm; 9l@90A.
RYE-Mo'e active and lower; 25Qll 80 NJ
BARLEY-More active, chiefly for State at
/ 42Ml as.
WOOL Quiet aud steady. 2 III z @hS .
rOFFEE-Dull
SUGAR-Quiet. a'
MOLASSES-Steady
Observation-Disclosures; crude BIN; refined
in bond 800 50E. .,r.'
q PORK-hors steady and in fair demand
BEEF-Qulet.
DRESSED HOGS-Shade lower
LARD-Dull and lowe l3 and l2sI; the latter
the extreme.
CUT MEATS-Firm; 6Sl@l0 for shoulders.
BACON SIDES-In good demand; llH@llM
for western.
HOGS-Fair and good demand
BUTTER-29@32 for Ohio, and 39@47c for
State
CHEES Firmer l5@l9c for common to
prime.
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Masonic Funeral 8 Of BrOfhel
RICHARD HARDING.

The members OF Wheeling Lodge No. l2s are hereby
and Ill Mason In good standing are earnestly requested
to meet at thelLodge Room this Tussday, March ~,
1864 at o'clock p n. to attend the funeral OF our
ceased Brother, Richard " Harding n.-,,as = -
By order 49, gssn5 a. a. WAd, TAfLOd,1-
ua2a-lt' ~ w,M.of Wheeling Lodge no. ies.
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Local and State News.
NOTICE..

The Mayor and members Of, Council, Aldermen,
and all the officers Of the city will meet at the
Council Chsnber to-day Of J Q clockY to attepd the
funeral Of B. w. Harding, Esq, late Treasurer OF
the City. The Directors Of ths Fire and Mar me
Insurance Company are. requested tonjoin the
Council procession. S.s.w~.x
morrow mornings paper
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The weather for some days past has been
wild, weird, woiul, wonderful. Soils adj
vance movement on the line OF Equi Nex
leads TO terrible conflict. AUD, as is
usually the case, the non conbatants suffer
most from this bosterous contest. But, as
Sol has now stormea he Line, We may soon
hope :, s.s sss' a. 'fh 4''s' b
me Eq~dtof. -a. ysss7,-Fncfs u3 1t teVqs o5eh
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-22

GEN. GRANT and Staff and Gen, Sherman
passed over the Pittsburg y Cleveland
Railroad, last evening, en- route for Wash
ington City.
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{ l----ssSG-

The RIVER was falling last evening, With
eight feet two inches water in the chauno!
At Pittsburg the river is falling With seven
feet six inches water. 'H
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-22

4sWAREIAsSgo BoYs~-A dad
named Ederado Ingler met with aIsad ac-
cident 1t Bell Air on Friday, from abe effects
of which he died on Friday night He was
about to jump from a railroad engine when
he tripped and fell beneath its wheels
Both his legs were SO badly mangled that
Immediate amputatio1n was found necessary.
Medical aid proved Of no avail, and the un>
fortunate youth .suryiyAdabut about seven
hours. His remains were inferred in this
city on Sunday. -
tia1nT-1 T4fr~S>sss..94 4 - VI
IMPORTANT TO DIsTILLERs:-It may be
interesting to our whisky dealers to know
thatsfsr March 2lS the amount allowed
for leakage shall not exceed one per cent
for distance not exceeding 100 miles from
distillery; Il per cent. for between 100 and
200 miles; and so on up TO 81 per cent. II
is held that spicits disiIsedf p ior To- March
Sta, are not subject to sixty cents tax, al
though not sold or removedtuntll.. after
jIYsrs:naaild g1sa 1iEt10lIg&
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WAspINGToN March q .--Admiral Dahl
.eren5 ltttton Sunday morning for Fortress
Monroe and it is expected the body of bis
son viii arrive in few days. azr.
/. a dpefy having been made rs to whom
the contract for the overland mail was
awarded is .ascertained the advertise
ment for me overland mail was Withdrawn
Feb. 3,5lS94rait tue request Of the commit
tee of the Senate on, post Offices ard post
roads. consequently there was no contact
awaIdeD x q a.s T7E
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Arrival of Prisoners. from
n TEEta4 Richmond. ~ ~

AsnTNGToN, March 20.-Prisoners from
Richmond assert that the rebels have al
ready secretly executed numbers of officers
attached to colore1 regiments. Several
have disappeared mysteriously from Libby
it il said
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'lELIGRlPnIE..
= ~
Up to 9 0Cloek. "A. M,
Sid for White Refugees.

CAIRs, March 20 &C. Shipman, agent
of tleyU.S S. Sanitary Commission, acknow
lodges the receipt from Gen. Reid, recent
coumandant efIthis post, OF nearly SIS 900
for, the aid of, white refugees arriving here
OF this sam S122, 500 has already been dis
bursedm osa 4 large amount of clothing was
also contributed for. the same purpose. GO
TIE steamer Graham, from Mephis on
the. Sth brough5 up Gen, Hurlbut on his
way home 10 visit 4 sick family.
Tue stesnerJ Fanny sunk on the 10th
near Egg Point, l5miies above Grand Lake
No IiYes lost, and inostqof, her cargo saved
ii Six negroes Were killed and white man
was severely wounded by the cars running
off the track on the Memphis & Little Rock
r. R.7o on the t4th. on - UEoA1l1 !
The gunboat Ossase, which led the ad
vance ia tue receat expedition, up Ouchita
river, fired $50 rounds, had one man killed.
She was struck dby Several tOts1 without
any damage. - a,f,ta.c
The 5Sdll4q. 7 e-ebfis ted Re feraansI arrived
on Che OH Oh hfkiir waydhonie on furlough.
Z Ilighsy-lour ros@lf1@p fis5ieiy, taken by
Sherman expedition, arrived from Weeks
burg. ..-,..,o-
Gen 1urlbut MADE 4 sp4edl&to tue Ci'y
Council last night, giving tuer! 10 uader-
stand that if they did not 'cteau the city
and talkc JpcasGres 10 itnpgoYe its,fsafstary
condition. he wouldstoRt their collection of
taxes and DO the work hihs6iI ~ ,G
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PALM SUNDAY.-Day. before Yesterday
was Palm Sunday, and blessed palm was
distributed in the Catholic churches Of the
city. The preseat week is Passion Week,
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Y HEEEtNC, ". Va, o.
March 10, 1864. !

General OTsisrs No. 1. 3 J. s1GC
In accordance With General Ora IS No.
80 War Department, ! heteby assume COM
mand Of the Department &c West. Virginia,
Headquarters at Cumberland, nd.
s IT, F. SIGEL,
aatN ssas5,i ,'.-'7. Mai. Gen.
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& WAR DEPARTMENT, Apl'f GESL's POI.
OFFICE, Washington, Feb.29. !
General Orders No. so.
Major General Franz Sigel, 7. 5. Nolnn-
teers, is assigned to the command Of the
Department of West Virginielsg2-1as .,1zs ,s-rs
4 BY order of the President
= WA. NICHOLS, a. .es
Asst Adj't General
Ofiicial:-A. W.NuHoIs, AISLE Adj Gen
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House TO Rent.
Unwilling HOUSE No. Cotton Street
~ Enquire of y. T. UPRAA SON.
SEPT 0-dlHs
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CANNING's ORAToRIoAL PowERs.-Speak
ing one day, OF the tine edge OF Canning: hu-
NOR he observed, You see the joke sparkling
In his eye before he gives II utterance. ~ ap
peared TO me to furnish q SOFT OF intellectual
parallel TO the natural fact that light travels
quicker than sound-you behold the hash be-
lore you hear the report" On another occa-
sion, he said there were moments when Pitt
and Fox carried their audience along with
them with power shat appeared at the time
almost irresistible; but" added he, so varied
are Canning's qualifications, such his elo-
quence, wit, aud humor, and so striking his
figure and manner, that really must account
him, on the whole, as perfect an orator as
have ever known. All said he, Canning is
now at the top of everything, and he is about
TO marry his daughter into one Of our mob lie
families, and Mrs. Gaming will become peer
ess-and -then-the bubble will burst"-
Harfords Recollections Of jTilberJorcs.
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This ID to certify that have been cured Of tns
Dropsy Of hfseen years standing By Mrs. MascAss.
ter. have been to physicians In boston, New York
and Philadelphia. Thsy all told me that they eouid
Do nothing for me- unless they tapped me. and A.
ssrsd ne that By tapping sould live but . short
time. had made up my mind to 70 home and live
- long - could with the disease and then d. On
ny way home stayed over Night In Portland with
sfriend Of mine. and told them what my mind was
regard to my disssss. Thsy finally persuaded Ne
to 60 and see Hn. Manchester. She examined n
and told mo ny sass sxsstiy.
was 90 much astontshed 70 think that abe told n
correctly. that told her that would taks hsr nsdi
zines. not having the least Nth that Their would
M any good. that shoald get tho slightest relief
from any course whatsvsr; finally took the nsdi.
cine and went homo. In one wssk IRON the time
commenced taxing the medicine, had over thres
gallons Of watsr pas In seven hosrs; and my nj
low ssasrefs nay b assured that IL was great relief
70 ne. I had not been able 70 lie down IN bed ~
night before this for two ysars. Now can lie dov
with psrfsot sass. have saksn her medicine /,
eight months. and an - well a any man soaldy
70 be. and no signs Of aropsy. I would adviks 1.
that are sick to 20 and consult Mrs. Ma~cAssss.
even II thsy have bean sivsa ~ By other xk
sietAns. have sent her number Of ossss Of etfcr
dissAsss. and she has cured than also. 60 and
for yourselves. had no faith. bat nov ny fniSA
cannot be shsksd h hsr akin In telling and earsns
eassass. CHAzLns .. HARMON,
sAaAH Z. HARMON.
HA1x 4. HAxuou.
Bsassr, Aatns. <yv0 -.
OvyIcB HoUns-From A. n TN r n
septi7 In hoataI edly
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Female
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.

This Medicine IL Of long tried efficacy for correct
ing all disorders Incidental 10 the feminine sex.
ID truly valuable and worthy their eonHdsncs.- not
one of those seer, compounds purposed 10 destroy
healthy action, add fsw testimonials from phys
teians wnom all iavorink the Electric and Reformed
Practice OIL Medicine. respect.
DIR. WILLARD e. GEOkG n, formerly Professor
the Electric Medical Society. HAS speaks Of il IN
ii have used the Female ssr..stAs.'.y cors.a.
SWIFT los ma Hanover sslsss and regard Il
one Of tho best Medicines for Female Complaints
that be foHnd."
DIR. J. KING. Author Of" Woman Her Dis
eases and their Treatment" Gays:
This Medicine appear to exert specific infu-
the Uterus. 1t Is valuable agent in ali de-
oh. smith. PRECEDENT Of the New York Asso-
citation Of Botanic ftysicians. s.ys:
ysnsl az N Ssss.s asih Aosa s e
my ssecsss in midwifery 70 the sss Of this Nod
MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
Tue fslleHing from DR.. FAY y worthy your No.
"Ass general rsms4y far Female Complaints this
sion Il /. ssteem.a more highly Tor IL good .ssais
daring Confinement in relieving the great su fering
attsadsnt Tpen childbirth. l acknoviedse with DR..
to the U.s. Of ibis moaisins !: .srsns CITIZENS both
mother aad child. In each eases ! fpiiov the dr.
resticns Of Prof King. by alo.ipg my patients Q
the energy 1t impars TO the uterine system
the labor will Be very much facilitated, and removes
the ssssps which many ismalss are Liable to- Ne
wonAa Y she Gssy the great value Of this Strength
eninr Cordial would fsiito W. H."
have rsssiysd NUMEROUS testimonlAis fypp dir
srent parts Of the country where used. Knostng
the good Il 10 capable ofdoing, " II warrant every
bottle Of ny Cordial 70 Be sstisfsctory in its re-
sults.
The following symptoms indicate those affections
in which the ksHais stresesAssiss Cordial has
proved inysisabie:
Indisposition to Exeriion, wakefuiness, Uncasi.
ness, Depression Of Spirifs, frenbliDg. Loss Of
Power, Pain in the Back. Alternate chiiis, end
IiHshiRg Of Heart, Dragging senssfion at the
Lower Part Of the Body, Headache, Languor, Ach-
ing Alesg the thishs, Irsolerspes Of Light and
Sound. Pale Coanteuanss, Desaugsnent Of he
Stomach and Bowels. DimcHit Breathing. Hystsra.
Re-, 10.
Its . specific remedy In all Uterine Diseases,
Chloresis Of Green Sickness Irregularity, Painful
ness, frefase or Suppression Of Customary Dis
charges, LcHs0rrh&s or Whites Scirrhus Or Ulcer
ate Stste OF the Utarss, Stesiiity, ke.
No better Tonic can possibly be put yp than this,
and mono less likely to do harm, and 1t 10 somyosed
wholly Of vegetable agents, and such have
known to Be valuable. and have used for many
PKlcE. Css Dollar Per Bottle. or six bottles
should your druggist not have IL. sspS directly to
us, and when six bottles ordered We vii
observation,
Be sure ana get that prepared at the New England
Botanic Depot, loo Hanover St. BOSTON.
GEO. w. SWEET. n D., Proprietor.
y. h. HAY, Agent, Portland.
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2 r O POS a LIS
FOR KRKcrix0 THl
Custom House at Portland, Maine.
TRKAsURY DRPARTEKxT.
tzs August %, 1854


August %, 1854 ] Z
DRoPosALs will be received a tLis department
L until the nrst October 1884. 1t Il o'clock
noon, for the construction Oh the ustom House
thorixeo 10 be ed AT OF tisId Me, ding
tie plans and SPECIFICATIONS prepared ~ this Depart
ment; said proposals. to he either Tor The whole
building separate different kinds of work the
d. paTiment leseryng the rig 10 reject sccept
the proposals. hereby insitsd or any part thereof,
where II deems the iate es Of The Cnted Stat re-
Quires III The Department reseryinE The light 10
exc ude he bia of any person or persons. whom
there IS just cause TO believe viii not faithfully per-
the contract. a lso all bids that upon investi-
CATION below fair price Tor the work.
Bids will not be received In gross, and the Depart
mate aasnlt !, each Kind Of oSk and
required, (which sched uie may be had At the once
OF the Supers chiteci, Treasury epal imenI
for such tices and kinds OF work be proposes to
bid for, and then carry the whole out in one gross
amount
Ninety per cent of the amount Of the work done
and material deIive ed cording 10 price
lsaid amount 10 be rtained by the estn ate
Agent OF tie Department appointed for tina. pur-
yn,sses and leu per cent detained until the compile
tiou Of the contract snd accs psnce OF the work By
the Agent Aforesaid aud be fol- eited in the event OF
the non -fuihllment of the contract.
Contracts vii be AWARDED only TO Master Builders
aud Mechanics. and the ment thereof. except
by of the Secretary OF the Treasury will be
a forfeiture OF the same
Each proposal must be accompanied by euaran-
tea signed b, tao rcsponsi persons terrified to
bes By the Unit, s. ates Dis net judge or Attor-
ne OF said Distrcil in the sum Of So 600 tor the
whole work or OF proportioaate amount IL for any
part. that the bidder viii when required, fhis pro.
posai be- accepted enter into contract and bond,
with sufciehi securities for ats ahin performance
Flo ms OF the bond and certificate required; ALSO
the plans. specifications and VOL king drawing viii
be furpis ed application to the supervising Ar
chiteet of h. Department.
No bid viii be considered unless 1t fully complies
in all its details with tbs requirements oil this advsr.
tisement-
he proposals must be to this Department. ad
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CAUTION TO TEE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and think ing person must know
that remedies handed out from general use should
rienee In the hands of regularly educated physi.
cian, whose preparatory study FITS him for all the
duties he must fulfill yet the country Ii flooded With
best in the world which not only useless, but al
ways injurious. The unfortunate should be PARTIo-
uLAR In selecting his physcian as IL 10 lamentable
tients are made miserable with ruined constitatons
by maltreatmant from inexperienced physicians in
81 the best syphographers that the stady and man.
axement Of these complaints should engross the
whole timo Of those who would 30 competent and
perienced general practitioner, having neither OPP
portunity nor time to make himssf seqaainted with
their pathology, commonly pusrucs one system Of
use Of that sntiquatsd and dangerous weapon, Asr'
curry.