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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08


Druggist and Fancy Goods n,aler-
From the army hospiial-the bloody hAr,,--
mansion Of The ich and humble abode II ,s.
the o.lioe and The sacred desk-fror ti,. ,,....
distant valleys and far-on Islands OF the Id. O..
cry nook and corner OF the civilized world,
the evidence OF The astonishing eac,ts 90. I,..,
PLANTATION BITTERS. Thousands ui.s.
Of elters tke the following max he seen a. ,,.-
RIEnSBURs. W. So
haze been IA the arms ha-,..,
teen moiih>->l,ee HESS ami hearty dral. 4
they gave bpiie Of Plantation B.-te-,
Three bottles restored my speech and cured ..
ca Fla.
SoUrH W4Rsax lass.
One Young man, who had brcll >iga -
OF the house for iws years wifA Scr5-.is A.
ali er paying the doctors over sl5J AalLs.t ..-
been cured by ten bottles vi svur hitt,'rS
EDWARD woJAg.
The following i rom The manager 20; Ii. L..
School Tor the children oi volunteers
HAvENEYIR MANSION. 57th ST, New Y.rk
".DR- DRAkE Your wonderful Plarts,ul az.
been given TO some oi our little children -sa-
weakness and weas lungs With most hafs,. 90
little girl in articular. with pains IN Le- d. -.
appetite, and daily wasting consul lii-l ..
medical skill had been exhausted, has tcr4 ,s-.
stored We commenoed with bu a tea, ..-.. .-.
a day Her appetite and strength r.,I.. a.. .-..
she Is how well. Respectful.
MRS. %. NJ. s=g
- owe much 10 You. To- yeyiis J-.-..-.-
tatlon Bitters have saved my He
REV. W IL. wAGG0NER Na.-- ,
Thou wilt send me two iDitl,- q. -..
Plantation Rtters. NJ wife has been sr.ar.. ...-
4 by their Use
Thy friend, Asa CT RRlN. PA-4.e. a d.. p,
/ have been great sufferer ir..a ..
and had 10 abandon preaching Tie =
Bllers have cured me
REV J. ). CATH0RN, Rol,.r>t,r. 3
Send Us twsniy-iour dozen msrr % .. p
tat0n BIZ ters the popularity OF which are "a 81.
I ilig with the guests oi our hau>e-
SYKES. CHADIltHk
PruprietoIs Willari's Hotel. gaS. - D.
! have giyen the Plantation Bite
,lr.ls uf our disabled .uller- with the ln.-t -
effect II . ID ANbhEA :.
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Ci..gi-r a. ..
/ - The Plantation Btg-rs have cured ls,
complaint, oi WHICH Mas laid Up PROSTATE ID
abandon ny tllsiiies>-
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cly.t.a- . ,.
! - The Plantation Bitvr> haze cure. l..- .
ra--lncIir Iii- kidneys and urinary .r-aI.- -
! distressed uc for wears Il acis Ike a charm.
&C MOORE. IA B-,aa4v-. .
&C &c &c. g. a.
The Plantation Bilt.Is make the Weak >1To-.-.
sui! brilliant. a.ii exhausted natures .re4l
They are com -ed vf the celebrated Cai.,A,4 .. s.
tersreen. Sa,sairas Roots, Herbs, &c Al pre-, -.
+ Ieriscil pure ST CrUix Rum.
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This Troupe comprises some q the bC>- ----.-
clans in the country, and wherever they lay. s.-
formed have given entire salts faction II LIZ aye
audiences which have listened 10 them. Ia
will be assisted by Whitmore x Thon.,> q.
Brass Band well known in northern Nerm u
The canvass under which the concert "a.
be given VIII he pitched upon Summer Stree,
Admission p cts; Children under ten l5J-,.
Concert commences in the afternoon = :,
O'Clock; in the evening al s O'Clock IL
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A fire occurred at Saratoga on the 4th
inst, destroying property to the amount Of
$4,000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08
SCROFULA,
All Iunor> and Impurities of The i,io ID
and Diseases of the Skin.

The preparing ana alh..''l- r'le b 40 Rn,;
ia,-d with result n iical ~-ir.lc. ~ 81.
s'rr l. inha,4riea 1 ether IN -lr-err R,alS a. '-
:; themselves I''t-r1 aud i,sl-r~eAa.-. are. 3.
80: c3rl,It c process 80 vA-rAcI-lc IA ~
varcIiNr in their operation entirely lfl--,s
,'t;'r- IA i>rresSi- 5,Ail NRli a atcras IN l-
a Il. - Stflre nr3yiar- fuAg are al ma
oeal- A.-tl,
IA, 'Sant a, / agreeable 10 lie Iss-.
ana 'fy tier geeaAr c,sa .apli,a r,-S =, n'-.-
In cnoly with rlaiUrr 1hAf r-lilIea~ AL re4.
'ul4eT IL Ui',rali'u Il A. possesses
4 DifuS5rt AMI llt,ratics :
rai,,i can ,,rily Dee a,,aiur 'y rell,,le in =ss "
IA'>s are f3vw elements Ia "a satrsr nlr3.
llr nard anu comp a. pltiia- u Rli,I la..- a..
pared. renders lhrin ruii-cstiAe-ar2 T,.rl t4a.
i'lc-i Through Tn >Jsnacs aaa BeNr.-. ha't
casing oniE partial Actiyl. terTeos eaa>r,s .--
a;id pam 10 IA paris connected NiIA ;tl-." a~-l-
'.r iil dissolve l. s,cJl1-ia art-'n " q. ,-'l l- -
MEDICINAL and physical t--Ct than i've IN 4 era a.
Tue ~" ID Root Elixir has us parlIal aclfa 49,
bowels hzt i = lair ii 81 here Aui rti~,4
u lllr ci'caafl"l "a far RIopl. iznparrir- Lyas,
niNl-Gal ~ acil'a a tue stomach and B'Ne.-. !
Lung. k-uvNs All >ia4 ulaIlI. dormant a,l1 I'll
cTtlioil> Throughout The Whole system
single done VIII praiu cheerful al eNl s
o0il3nuilhll. WhiCh MI inspire IN atIi-ll NJ
0tilor, and ASSURANCE 81 immediate rclcl. a
ID = short I'er,d NIL drlrc I- Obscure Al ..-.
n.crs io The surface "a the skin ana r-e,. .,e .a
SorO:urus Affections ty rhi, l,urtTirl an
eil.lls TIE Blood. NIL rsnlore the msst iruucu,
Case Of Consumption.
Ii l1clies the various organs oi the system - i
allotted part removing she ca l>es which iu8l.a
lAtl>in anu Neuralgia ueaGaC h. Loss Apisr o. y
PERSIA CO>ilreneS>. aa1 tue EArsu< diseases NJ sd
from ,irrai cement II the Stomach aud ,vr -
siTiCfed ciTcG. iIian ~ -he Blood
Coughs anA Gods a their t.arlr = - u II .. .
y s"id L. The I'll q al the Ear
The Blood aoa. r MI contains n ra.arra- -
Gods botanical element. eAcif alf hslr
- tl'iis 10y us mid aud difu-irv ayIsBa T. - a.
ne ai'eileit-has decided >alailTY acton "a -
lAcT, ana There has Dcen 'lb medicine -vpsy .n-
la,'h laiiiH use wliCh Possesses &c "a IA ri
lrANelleTe. both bv al laI1 N 4 al TIE = D. b
oeihlrtr AauQvtr iur The lac -NI> uslc I,ieE a
l., e-i--Ir, li'1sl chang -i. >3.Iair. ~ AK
IL p-l.Ilctgi q th- Is opl-RnsI iA... - '
AlllA' ls';1.1 has t-ra 3a-t- al tayaraay kl4a
pCill- In As celebrated NLer.g Wine BIiIe-S, 's.
ulc nlr1lNlny J.lScBsclrl, aus " An aR> H-
1>e VAyr thirty wears. al = a "a tuaJa .i s.r
Ham, l>ilITe Med ca ,slc-r, and Era-N
nl'nl'a-r Il the Mas g-cIiS Medical ~s-~tA.- '
Ma l. Ia, study nlr1lCIIc his protest. l>
al 80 lu.s collSlnoc1 i III De-tfr 1ilc - 1a-
cl-a-lA ycCtS Il Ia, Boo i-ii pbi kirNr, that Ia Dr.
vier> cac2 and every p-r-S &a' ALL -a- s
,I,l- - his rIAr .lill al 20. ,.i~rl-- s4 ~
tllyyis L. -clGi.d - ,al ,i-~ha tl- IL ~
Ia pad 10y Returning The ullase III &.
his UIipr-
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COIGATE'S HONEY So,p

fr"' HHVftS 'SVHF.-- MS - -
TOILET SOAP, Ia such universal temArls e o.
the CHOICEST materials. Is MILD AMI Fgpr
its nature. FRAGRANTLY SCENTED. AT -
BENEFICIAL in lis action upon the >krl. g.
Druggist and Fancy Goods ntaler-
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lSr OF LETTERS remaining unclaimed IN
IL Post Office, St. Johnsbury. Vt JUN 6. is5;
Aver l. II. Mrs J,ou.s a 4
neeue mas Lavsy Chcs:ina R.
DuIlhdm Ihester Mason Al"Ike
SfOSs ELlZa Ann Mason Hiram
Currier ThomasJ. Munroe Giles
Eddings Thomas Palmer "
Egan Mary Pierce E.S.
risher george A Robinson AMOS II 3
Oarland RuthP Mrs. Robinson Amos A Mrs
Greeley H. E, Mrs Rowell Geo IL.
hawkins G. A. West Chas IL. Mrs
" 10 obtain any Of these letters, the appI-
can't must call for - adrert.sed letters, give Inc
date Of this list, and pay one cent for adye,ts;n,
u J If not called for within one month. they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
EMERSON HALL, p. NJ.
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Neglected Coughs and Colds

aware II tie importance of checking I Co
- Common Cold IN lis first stage; thar a.
in the * ginning would yield 20 a mild r,r..
if neglected, soon preys upon the L-.->-
= Browns Bronchial Troches, or Cough -.
afford instant relief lu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08
V DIR. TOBIAS, NENE- Y
sLs TIAN IININENT.

TAUNTON, Mass May Il. =
Dr.. Tobias Pear Sir-nurin- 80 YEAR, e.. =
have been IN the livery ':a>.Iess. haze Us. . a..
sold great quantity 81 various liuirlr,.-- ..
Sc. some two was since. hearing q SO mas
wonderful cures having been N De hy Ho-.r T,.-
ian LI,lntnt- | tested as merits. aul + l.,
g-Nei, tlc best satisfaction or a1.HtAil- .,.-
- - never sold anything that -lyc 50. .-
TCrsal satisfaction among horscmeu. l. - 60
tined 20 saper>ede al o:h,rs-
Yours 'lvls. &c
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The Essex County Railroad Again.

-WOodstock Standard.
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nR. S. O. RICHARDSON
BLOOD-ROOT ELIXIR.

Has been tested and proved in his medical pa
;Ice, for period 0t THIRTY YEARS. aud
Is uox presented 10 the public a. al
eli. cr1ial cure For
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THE BROADWAY MINISTRIES
ON SATURDAY, JULY 9.

This celebrated Troupe Will give Two a.: -,
unique and attractive entertainments il M ,7,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-08

AZ. iy tLeir peculiar can Qglipa ys~k os.".-
In ,noIy with rlaiUr.. That Ia r-IQea> AL rta.t
,yeW IL operation. II A.. possesses
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CoSTlNE\ESS

md the hest remedy ever prepared for
DISEiSES or THE LTTEE
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atteekIg 9ntelIge, rter

The Demoeraey and sIaver

1hS democracy 1no olAVeFys
The recent action Of the House of Rep
reseutalives, iu refusing TO pass TO second
reading the joint resolution proposing the
abolition OF slavery by constitutional
amendment, shows that the Democratic
party is still the pro slavery party it al.
ways was. notwithstanding the oft repeat.
ed declarations of come of its leaders and
Leaving newspapers that it is willing that
slavery should die. On the question. shall
the resolution pass to second reading Z
forty fVs Democrats voted No, and the reso.
LUTON Was accordingly rejected. Esd.
II is plain, from several recent indica
tons, that the CopperhGad Democracy lie
still the same pro slavery, dOughface or
ganiLatiOn itAlWays was. Tue Coles Oonn-
" riOIs-a small edition OF the New York
riots OF year ago; the speeches of Long
and Harrisi the exaggerated reports OF
Union losses and the constant depreciation
OF Union successes; and, lastly, this pro.
slavery vote 10 Congress, show that the
Democracy no more changes its principles
than the Ethiopian changes his skin. And
Its principles are substantially such rs the
South is Sighting for to day-Ihe right to
keep four millions OF human beings 6 in
bondage. aud, With the aid of the masters
OF those "chattles;" to keep iu the hands
OF Democrats the reins OF government.
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BAL TIMORE Lock HOSPITAL
~ lsFABIIgHKD As A RKRUal FROM
= oUAoKIRXTeA Y . lif 30
THE OML PLACE WHERE A
CURE oAN BE osTAIHED.

10E JOHNSTON HAS DI9COVERED fHE MOST
~ Certain, Speedy and Only Enectnhl Remedy
IN the World for all Private DtseAseS, Weakness Of
the BACK and Limbs etrtctureSI AFFECTIONS OF the
ktdnoyg and Bladder, 1nYoluntaTy Discharges linz
pote neyI General Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia,
languoE, Low Spirits, Confusion Of Ideas, PalpitA-
ton Of the Heart, Tmidity, Trembling, DimnSsS Of
Nose or y he 1 S TSSsS stS%
aeh or BoWels-thoee Terrible dSorder1 arising from
SEsSy ASS - t5Sr s tS
cong Of syrOns 10 ne Mariner Of ulysSe1 blIVhtne
ther most brilliant hopes OF enteipationi, render.
-s1lG IL ID is7,1GTTnrtIsSsEsArl I.s b., =,
~ AOoN'N . Sat1N .,.,..,tr.,.,... D.
Vice th5s EnS Sa1 ana sad SaDi. 1steb
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PROCLAMATION.
BY THE GOVERNOR. :

NH HEREAS. l hsVO good cause TO believe that
w Mithtn LotentE Benjamin BAASell, George W.
Berlin. ElIOtsOn JAnuey, ErASmus D Clark, BonJa-
min =. SuddArth, Washington Summers, Perry
Summers, William T. HigGinbOthsm, Willis II.
jameS & Middleton, ThomS: W TIIIm,n. joSn ~
HilleIV Robert. Coyntr, Ir.. Robert CoynsF, sr.,
lorenzo D. LoreltT, Napoleon D. Keger, John II.
REger, Alvin u. BAstAbto, George D. White. IGAac
White, TaEVille MArshau, and h B. Day, Who on
the seventeenth day Of April eighteen hundred and
SiKfy-one. resided in the county Of Upshur within
what ts nov the State Of West Virginia, and also
Jonathan II Bennett, Gibson J. Butcher, William
J. Bland Asd o. 8. Hurley, who on the said seven.
resided In the county Of Lewis, within what il now
the state OF W'Bt Virginia, have deserted their
homes and are actively engaged In aiding the So
called Confederate States Of America and the rebel
State COVER, ment At Richmond In their attempt 70
BubjugAte the good people this State but IN con
sequence OF the war, evidence Of their rsbslliOus
ana criminal acts cannot be obtained:
Now, therefore, /, Arthur L Foreman, Governor
state ot West Virginia, do issue thiS my
lSmation, declaring the said Mitlin Torrents,
Benjamin Bassell, George W. Berlin, TilIotson Jam
ney, ErASmuS D. Clark, Benjamin Y. suddArth,
washing on Summer, Perry summer 8, William T..
HigginGOtham: Wills II. HoodIey, Afford D. Wood.
ley, Richard L Bro n, james &. Middleton, Thomas
W. Tillmau, John u. HilleTy, Robert Coyner, IT,,
Robert C0yner, ST., Lorenzo D. LOreut1, Napoleon
B. heger, John II. RegerL Alvin II. BaStable, q 6orRe
D. White, Isaac Whit, Ta1VIlle MArShAI and B. II.
B. Day, enemies Of this state, unless they EhAll
within 1ty days from the date Of this prOelAmA.
lion, take aud hle in the Clerks once Of the Circuit
Court Of UpShuE county an oath to support the
st tntion Of the nited States. and the
OF this state and thereafter demeAn themselves
good citizens. And Likewise declaring the said JON
altman u. Benne {, william }. Bland, Gibson J.
Butcher and o 8. Hurley. enemies OF this State,
unless theS Shall also within sixty days from the
date OF this proclamation, take and file In the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of the said county
Of Lewis an oath support the constitution Of the
United States and the cOusti ution Of this state and
thereafter uemeAn Themselves ~ good citizens
This proclamation shall be publIshed in the
wheeling lntelligeneer, Newspaper printed In the
city Of Wheeling, the seat OF government for this
STATE and In the West Virginia State Journal, q
Newspaper printed At Weston In the county OF Lewis
and also in the West Virginia Republican, q news.
paper printed At Buckhannou in the county OF
UPshur, respectively. for four successive weeks.
Done ct the city Of wheeling, on this the
rsR,I eighteenth day Of May, 10 the year OF our
l1 Lord one thousand eli int hundred aud aixty-
four, and OF the State the HrSt
By the Governor.
}. EDeAR BOTEAs, Secretary of State.
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4 CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
No Mercury OF .Nan,aon, Drrn,. wv
DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of surgeons, London,
Graduate nom one Of the moSt eminent COLLEGES N
has been spent In the hOspItals Of London, Paris,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has efect6d some 81
the most astonishing cures that V0rS ever known :
many troubled with ringing In this head and ears
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at
sudden sounds baShfulntSS, With frequent bIushlnR
attended sometime with arrangement OF mind, were
nNra \ INN AfaNaI
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Husehin1 & Moore and Others o, ohio county
Kelley. Holloway Co, and Others. In ohaSsory.
w HERFAs, by decree Of the Circuit Court Of
w Ohio county, duly pronounced and entered on
the 4th day Of April, 1884 in the above entitled
cause, 1t WRS, amongst other thInEs ordered, That
the said cause be referred TO AlonZo ornR Special
Commissions appointed for the purpose, to ascer-
"lst. The amounts respectively due the ersditors
mentioned 10 thesaid deed q 11th May, 1855, show
the debts mentioned therein, by whom aud whom
paid. .. ...r sr-gL-. .saI
carried on by the defendant, 4. Wilson Kelley, IN
der the lease and contract Of sale between Kelley,
Holloway I Co.. and him, said A. Wilson Kelley, Of
ths solh NoSsIees, 1881, aled with Complainant
October, 1888 but subsequent thereto and 70 tho
time Of the sale hereinafter ordered and decreed,
required BY the terms Of the said l. aSe and contract
Of sale Of the 18th November, 1857. : liEgG 2
"9d. An account Of the amount due the arm of
Kelley Holloway Co., under the said lease and
contract Of sale Of the 10Th November 1857 whether
for goods, materials, AooountS, or otherwise; and
how and by whom the same hRs been applied or
"4th. An.Aeo6uut of the several debts of the 1rm
Of Kelley Holloway Co, showing to whom due,
they are chargeAble upon the proceeds Of the sale
hereinafter directed, and upon the moneys II any,
which may DO found duo by the defendant, A. vii.
10th. An account Of the several amounts paid By
the G1id A. Whom Kelley on the GAid debts Of KEEL
Zach payment was made. . Id,
18th. an account OF the payments made under
the sale Of the I'd october, 1858, by tue said A. VIII
son Kelley to defendant z jacob, trustee or 70 the
ereditors mentioned In said deed OF 18th May 1885
showing 70 whom and when each payment was
made, aud the amount therefor ~
And tho - d AIonzo Loring having declined to
discharge the duties OF said appointment under tho
terms lid decree, the said cause by decree ZEN.
red therein by said court the 18th day OF May,
1854 vas referred TO the underSigh0d, one o the
Commissioners OF the said Court who Is SubStituUsd
70 All the rights powers, duties and respOnsib
Of the said special Commits. Toner under said HrSt
decree, with tnAtructIons to take and report the
toned d. cree.
luPurSuAnee oflaid DEGREES, shall proceed, ut my
ONCE on 4th street, in the city OF wheeling Ohio
county, W VI on the 10th day Of June, 1861 70 take
and report the several accounts ordered by said do
cree hrut shove recited. ! - -
Wheeling, MAY l6 1854. Commiasionser.
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sOOIlnliRai0nera1 Nala-

Of az VErutnGa hroa NorEs, tlisd OGAsr pfePStv
FsFtSth1aj AssEioj sitail.d q BsHs0qoS d ai9r-
Ah4 ebtEHa 5d SiajSS II We tSVTrot ID si'iths
0hio Riper, HSaA RGsstiA0, and at a. jAHetiSn
- Of he RGHiROre aMd Ohio Railroad vita tie
81 QhiS CeatFGt a4d other. Ra1rea4s.f Sale - b
at tie front door On ~ +C0Urt RoTSs for OHIO
COGHty, IN tAe QIty u Whaling, y. ,Pa,'On
g WEDNESDAY, Tie 2Oth day Of JHse, 1884, CON.
U's"ei"1 al 10 O'Clock, A.A,7 H.i 7s v-5il.,
TN pursuance q, tho decree OF tho Circuit Court
ms Moore and others platutihS, and kGly, H0iIo4
way Co.. and others, defendants, made on The eth
Of April lse4. the undOrEigned, appOiRttd special
auction 70 the highest and bet bidder, upon the
terms aor meutionoh, at the front door OF the Court
Wednesday, the Both day Of June, 1884 tho follow.
Ing prUperty,to Wit: That known a the virgins
Iron Works, u BenWoOd aforesaid; being IhS came
trust rum Kelly, Holloway Go, toZ. Jacob, dated
the nth day Of May, 1855, aunekedl 70 plalntHS
S tins saIsa q pa Tos property
coal privilege and right, With impSoyementS for
working The Skme, and rail track fdhnine from
the coal bank 20 the mill AlSo Ola large humber Of
building lotS, tmproV Cd and ppimproyed, with com-
iortabls dSsllpg house, on, part Of them, capable
Of Geeomn0dAt ns, a. we are told, about eighty
ANTILLES, and yielding rs We are Aibo informed
yearly rental ofneaF hour dOlArB together
with good tFS story brick store house. Tbe roll
ns and ZION MIL possesAea a. 81 believe, one Nail
order, Sizssen boiling tuEnAneo three heating
furnaces, four nail furuaces,-a double train muck
rolls and SqueeEsrH, with necessary machines and
fixtures for manufacturing according 10 inGoE.
nation, four hundred 400 keys nNllS per day. Of
best qualify. It IL deemed unnecessary 70 q, any
more particular description o. the prUpk ~ a. Ne
request and presume that persons whaling 10 pur.
chAse will examine for themselves. "a ys,g :. = ~,
As said property 10 % situated, on the bank OF
the Ohio River, ut the Junetiouof said Railroads,
Iron and other materials for the operation Of aid
works can he received ut thu mill aud product
or handling asnlHi 7TT'a'3i1! TUF0- - -
1t is part Of TIM decree under which this sale is
made, that the purchaser shall lot b disturbed In
the possession Sr title Of the property by any fur
Their or future litigation b0tWeen said pGfti6G
TERMS OF SALE.-The purchaser 70 pay such
sum in hand q be may desir0 but not lesS than
third Of the AMOUNT Of the purchase, money; aud
the balance theteoftn equal inStlllments, payable
in one, two and three years from the day OF sale,
Nth interest from said day OF oale; the purchaser
70 give bond with approved personal security, TOR
the dnstAhneht Of The purchase money p6yab1e at
one year from said day of sale; and he title 70 be
retained - a further security until the whole Of
DAid purchase money GhAH have been fllIy paid up
z. JACOB,
... .. ..' .. N--afh JAMES S.fFHEAT. e..
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Your ob't. servant,
GUARANTEES

Capt. A " BARRIEsEI, 6hie arteymaStSr Depart.
nent ofWest Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.
EN rows, COUNTY AID BTiii.I

tb1fEl
i, the undersigned, do hereby propose to furnish
And deliver to the United States at the Quarter
master Department 1t -, agreeable TO the terms
dated Cumberland, hd,-1s64, the following
,7-s7 -Bushels Of Corn, in sacks, At-per bushel
roo Bushels of OatS,; In sacks, Gt-per busheI
80 Tons Of BalSd Hay at-pOr ton of 1000
pounds. " -''N'
Delivery TO commence on or before the day Of
--lsS9, and to be completed on or before the
day 10, And-pledgO myself to enter
INTO written contract with the United States with
good and approved security, within the space Of
days Stisr being notified that my bid has been Ao-
Your ob't. servant,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-07

13IlL3H \ EEIIlIIi Uy HUF MOTT friend, Ec-1
Abraham Bedulinn and George H. PrImm..
.. ~ In Chaneery.
NJ oTIoE IL hereby given that 1 SHAH, in accord.
~ Anco with = decree OF the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, West Virginia, rendered on the Isth
cause At tho front door Of the Court House OF ohio
county In the city OF Wheeling, on MONDAY, the
ISth day Of June, A. D. 1864, it being the second
Aonday Of the month"; At 10 O'Clock NJ offer for sac
a. public auction the following described properly
70 VII: The northern half of the southern half Of
Lot no. lSO fronting 1B1S feet Fourth 6tFOet and
running back towards Market Htreot "a fSSt T.
EethsT With the right TO the use Of an alley feet
IN width and l32 feet long running throGgh Said
Lot No. 100, this fraction Of ground being the re-
manning bali Of the southern half OF aid oS 100
Terms OF SAle-Caah,
ABRAHAM BEDILLIoN,
myO-ta .. Special Commissioned