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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-05-19

York Life exceeded that'of any other Company in the
UAited States.
In reply to the second communication from the Agent
of the "Home, e. II. Kellogg, which appeared in tn
paper for several weeks, in which he attempts
plain Mr.. Wrights corrected report, which had pub
lisbed 1 would add but few woods Allowing his
Of said report to be correct he would
make out that the Hon. Elixur Wright Of Macs Ito say
nothing of the officers of the New York Life y was
guilty of gross dupIcity, in thus paming of On the
Public statement to make the standing Of Compa-
ny appear better than the facts would warrant The
Agent exhibits rather than his stupidity in
resorng to such representation, after having quoted
Mr.. Wright authority for the standing of his own
and other companies. In card published by Mr..
Wright April Is 1864, he says "On page 90 of same
Report, (audng to his Report for 1862 the ratio per
cent. of actual to computed premium reserve for 1862
OF the New York Life Insurance Co.. of N v is mis-
printed in part of the edition. The correct figures
are 1921" The Agent of the Home omitted one I'M
portant fact when he gave the figures in his advertise
panes, to wit: "The Home" when it was first organ
lied had Stock Cdpita1 900 to absorb the first
ErCits and the basis he gives in his adver>
tisement, could have given at that tme Ursy better
showing and every policy they have issued since,
would give the Company poorer showing.
L. S. KELLOGG, Agent,
50tt for the New York Life.
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AGtnPkErPnF Nnffce.

hENUSHA COUNTY, -,
City and County OF Kenosha, %
TO Lyman ". Phelps:
WOU are hereby notified that a warrant OF attch-
ID ment has been issued against you, and your
property attached to satisfy the demand Christopher
W. George, amounting to Fifty three Dollars. Now,
unless you appear before A. c. Cole, Justice of the
Peace in and for said county at his Office in the city
of Kenosha in said county, the 10th day of June A.
D. 1861, at O'Clock in the afternoon, Judgment will
be rendered against you, and your property scld to
pay the debt. CHRISTOPHER w. GEORGE
Dated May lIth, 1864. 3w5O Plaintiff
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u, s. 1910 LOAN.
KEHE KonOSha GOllnfu Rank

y is authorized to receive subscriptions account
Of UNITED STATES BONDS authorized by the act OF
March 1861; redeemabe at the pleasure of the Gov
eminent after ten 90 years. and payable forty (40)
year fl ON date, bearing five per cent year interest
uavable in eOin annually bon DIS not hun
bred dollars and semi annually on all other bonds.
Subscribers will pay the accrued interest. since
March l. in COIN in Treasury notes viii the add-
ton # such premium the Secretary of the Treasury
may from time to time direct at present it is fifty per
cent.
Sw45 F. n. DAVIS,
Cashier,
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Correspondence of the Telegraph.

Correspondence of the Telegraph.
The following is an extract from private
letter from subscriber, lately resident OF
this county, who has gone farther north in
search of his fortune. The letter is dated,
RIVER FALLS PIERCE Co.,
Wis. May a. 1864.
We arrived in this northern country on
the 18th of April, and found the farmers
busy sowing their wheat and getting in
their spring crops. Determined to have
something for myself, l fell to, and have
sowed 81 acres of wheat-fnished to-day.
The country abounds in mounds or hillocks
of all sizes, from the small elevation, up to
almost mountain. In the valleys between
the mounds, the soil is rich and fertile, and
on the tops of the mound, it is good land for
tiIlage, while on the sides, it is mostly bar
rem | should think about one eighth Of the
land is good for nothing, while the rest is
good. The soil and general face of the
country is more like Rock county than any
other l have seen. 1t lies entirely upon a
bed of sand and limestone, while in some
places, the rock comes to the surface. The
country is poorly watered in some parts,
while in others there are beautiful springs
and running streams, filed with &peckIed
trout, of which can testify.
There is a heavy body of timber in the
eastern part of the county, which is filled
with the camps of the sugar makers-a good
in these war times.
1t is very dry here, now. We have had
but little rain this spring, and but little snow
during the winter The wells are all dry
and water is counted as costly rarity
We are all watching the clouds to-day, and
hoping for rain.
Take it all in all, it is a good country
Land cheap-and good chance for those
who want to work for living.
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Champgne, Caawba, California Port, Sherry. Malaga
and Madeira Wines, Gins, Runs, Brandies, Bourbon
anc Rye Whistles, which perfectly pure and need
ony TO be tried to be appreciated SOIL by all Drug
gists and dealers throughout the country can f9y
our Goods and take other
Circulars to the trade supplied application to
BENNETT PETERS B. Co.,
myl964 ly5O Proprietors, q, River St., Chicago.
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From the above it will be seen that the number OF
policies issued in 1861, 1862 ard 1868, by the "New
York Life, exceeded thatof any other Company in the
United States.
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The Sanitary Commissions now employed
establishing in all parts of the country army
and navy claim agents, through whom sol
diers can receive their bounties, back pay
and pensions without charge This is prac-
teal benevolence, and will be vital aid to
the parents, the widows and orphans of sol
diers.
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The feature in Life Assurance, recently intro.
duced by this Company of issuing
Life Policies not subject to Forfeiture


is regarded with universal favor, and annihiates the
only argument of any weight which can possibly be
brought against the system of Life Insurance.
The lively prosperity and success of this Company is
shown in the fact that for the last three years it has
taken the lead OF ALL the Life Insurance Companies in
thu country; the O62ctGI Returns Of The Mdssdc1sw-
sets Insurance COMMISSIONERS showing that the
amount of New Business for the year 1862, nearly
equailed the combined business OF any 9TH
tive Companies in the United States
Below will be found summary OF the business of this
Company, reported to the Insurance Commission
OF the Massachusetts, required by the laws
of that Commonwealth the first of November, 1868.
No. ofNew Policies issued during the year, 4 3SS.
Receipts for Prems. Int time, 81, no. 1913 "A
Losses and expenses during the year, 495 294 u
Bal. in favor of Policy Holders, GA 929 OF
Total Assets, Nov. 1st, 1862 S2,5G6, 923 %
Fhe following statement, taken from the official Re-
turns Of the Massachusetts Insurance Commissioners,
showing the plumber Of policies issued in the years 1861
1862 and 1868, exhibits at glance the present com
paratve success of the principal Life Insurance Com
panes in this country.
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BENNETT, PETERS g. co.
RED JACKET
RED JACKET
RED JACKET
STOMACH KsHTTEEss.
STOMACH EsETvEERs.
STOMACH EsHTTERS.

THE proprietors Of this justly esteemed and well
known brand OF stomach Biters, do not deem it neces
sarv, in ord er to give their goods fictitious or even
an enhanced value to take tf9 at al other Btters
and proclaim in small capitals that they are worthless
Our Btters do not need this place them befo
the public on their merits and invite your careful Az
tenton to the goods we allow our brand upon know
ing IS we do so, that reputation is at stake The
name, SEED Jacket lis taken from the original compound
by the native child of the forest and with the addition
Of few herbs by DR.. Chaplin made more agreeable to
the taste, they now have peculiarly healthy sootb-
ing and recuperatve influence especially for the pa
tent rising from the bed Of sickness Loss Of annette
distress after eating dizziness and diseases
from Torpid Liver or indigestion.
They strengthen and inVgorate the system
They are unequalled for general debility
They are a sure cure for dyspepsia
They give good and healthy appetite
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimulant in existence
They are a sure preventive of Fever ana Anne
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatesble
They make the debilitated strong, and restora IN
strength the exhausted
Aged persons and delicate females will Fl nd they ran
large doctors bills by the use of these Btt-rs
We take pleasure IN calling attention to orr very
extensive catalogue OF Bulk and Cased Goods consst
ing in part Of
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In what tone should ghost speak
Tombstone.
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This is of the Oldest Safest and most Successful
Lille Insurance Companies in the United States
ers advantages net exceed, and in repects not
equaied by any other. 1t has paid to Widows aud or
phans of the assured Eighteen Hundred
Thousand Dollars. Its Trustees in New York City
are of the very first and most reliable names.
The New York Life's receipts for the last year were
larger in proportion to its capital than any other
Company on the continent. (See statements to
the General superintendent of the Insurance Depart
ment.) The Aew York Life has returned to the Policy
Holders more, in the form of dveends in proportion
to its capital the last year, than any other Company
doing business in the United States. Beware of any
new Company processing to offer extra inducements,
by taking half nnte on any premium however small !;
or claiming to have declared large dividend before
accommodating sufficient capital; or by low rates Of
insurance.
1t is str iCtly mutual the policy holders receiving
the entire profits
e Special in the selection oft its risks-strict
economy-and safe and judicious investment of its
funds mphaticaly characterize the management of
this Company. -aEa
Premiums received Quarterly, Semi-Anuually, or An
nualy the option of the assured Policies issued
all the various forms, of Whole Life, Short Term, En-
dowment, Annuity, &c.
DIVLDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY
The mortality among its members has been pr0Dop-
tiOndtey Tess than that of any other Life Insurance
Company in America--a result consequent on a most
careful and judicous selection of lives, and one of
great Importance to the policy holders.
1t offers to the assured the abundant security
in a large accumulated fund, amounting now to
TIR e Il MILLION DOLLARS
1t accommodates its members in the settlement Of
their premiums by giving credit for part OF the
amount when desired-thus furnishing Insurance for
nearly double the about the same cash pay
ment, as is required in an 'all cash Company"
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-ns-FoS ths RemOuaI Of o5strHetioHs. IN
he hsiUanes Of Regularity q the Re
- cairyeHee Of tAs Monthly PtfiOds.i

llS4gfOg LAe heuOUuA y O09I1stttitsa ~
tks Eas,1aaes Of Regularity u ths Re
- euvT.nee Of ths Monthly PtriOds- :
~ The cure or Obviato those numerous dilenIos
thSs spring from irFsgularity, By removing TIE n
- 10y cure suPpEs,soa, EzOoIsfvSabd Pain
'u "a Ibsy cure GIrssn sIeknos CChIorosl
- ThgT eaFo Nervous and Spinal AGeetlonaspa
IN ne back and lower parts Of the body HeaH1ues
FatfRue on siiEht aKeTtiou. Paptaton % the HSart
LOWnoss Of Spirits, HyGteTia, sick HeadlSheS a1aa-
noGs ETC., etc. In q word. by removing the 1FTegu-
IaFIty, they r0mgVs the eanSs and with Is AL the
effects that spring from g. -
20 COmp0ssd % simple Vegetable extEaetHs they
contain nOthnEdeletsEi0ust 70 any eo1stt
ever delicate, their function being 20 suosttuto
strength foE weakness. which. Whan properly aIed,
- Tii9y f5ay b slfSly ussd e auy ego, md -
auy 60Tiod ,EXCEPT DURING THE RIRsfTHBEH
MiINTHR. during Whlch the unfaiitng nIfuFo 81
their action would inAlliby PAEVENT prosu1nefv
Fan letters seeking Information or advice WI
be promptly, lFosly and diseT0atly augEerod.
E~FnII directions accompany each box O..
TPFie0Si pof eox, OF st1 boxes for y.
Hrsout By ulil, nee q Posia6eS On reeelpt o.
~ sola BY an respectable DFussiSsS.
-8 DR. VIZ. NERWIN &Oo5
Sole PrppnStOrsa
mr24 dEwiy No, 80 Liberty STR, New York.
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:. TAKE. PART1CnLAR NOTICK.

Dr.. j. address, all tho8o who have Id lr1l tha1-
BulVus By Improper tn1lIslgu1ee md solitary hab-
ia which ruin both BODY and mi1d, un11tlus thea
bR elth0 buGna1ss Gfu1 " soelaty ur ll1fIilsas
THEsE are some Of the I'D and moilleh1lV 91oet1
prOdueod By early habits q y0uths VtI: N1knSsI
of sixhf Los Of Nu.crtnI ever Ralpitltl8a q the
HeaFf, Dyspepsia, NgEV0us IrEilAbilitys DaEa1gs-
ment Of the Digestive Functions, 0o1aral Debility
6ymutoms q 0011lmpttons 4c- 5-l-a'
I MisFAENE.-Thn fearful o1netI On The Mind are
much to Be droadSd-Loa o. MGmoEy. Cou1l1lon q
1io1 d ESiGty, saiEDlIiruIi, L0VBof S1li11a Tn
idfty, &e, are some Of the evils pFOdnea4s
TnOUaiHus a plEs1ns a. an aEe8 can n.y. judge
haf g fho nluseo their dadllnlnE haallh, loling
their viGur, b0o1mlnE weak pales nervous ana
anaciat6d, haEilE guiaI HpDsarAnee abOut The
0TsI eunEh and luf olllunlptlnn.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured tbansplgos ~ esrtaln pESrttos
don SSii eSsApauISns, o. e 1ckBoi, ths sGsels q
which are nishtly fell, Whan aslsop, And not
cared nandaEA marriage tmpo1libls, and dll1TuyI
b0th mind and boAy, should apply Immediately.
What . pity that yolns mlns thS b1pa q bin
e6untFy, the darling Of his parentss shonld es
BIZ the Consequences o. dgyiattnE fr0D the p1th q
natnfo an1In1n1g inEin certain sacToth4hlt- s1oh
80. ~. - se.llAnlnl.llllE
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3 -.f 1tanLis a1anE s. { sa,Oa. rIOn
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HI OHEKPLACE WHERE
I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Especially, who have became ths victims Of Solitary
Vice that dFaadl1l and doIlr1flle habit uhleh an
Youn AIan q the molt emitted tlsnt8 ard brilliant
Iltslieet Who MIGHT otherwise lave outFalasd H.
tsninE sslate1, With The thnndsts Il ei0TBa1ee 81
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STRANGERS

Eust ndG your livos q hsalIh 70 ths eurs q many
Unloarned and worthless Pratandars, Destitute .
knOwlsdEs, name o. character, Uho copy d. John
nUU1papaFs, TeEuIaFiY 8due1tei R1ht 3ell1l, iloa-
pablo % Curing, thsy kap ygu tFinl1g moufh amer
mouth taking their hlthy and poisololB oomp
or - long the smallest l0be On b ontllnal an1
In despair, leay0 you With ruined nealth % alEh
over your Ogn ElllluE GlIaDpbintmant.
pF. JOhuIt1n i8th1 only RhlIiclln adEaItlLlnE.
Ais nredantiAlsor Diplomas always hHng n hiI
HiIyBamsdias o. traatmsut are uukuou6 % an
Others, pEeparOd from LIE spsut IN Tie Erust hos-
pltals 81 EiTope ne hrst n tie country ard anoFa
eEtsnaso gt'ats FTlsttss thHn aly ether PAJaician
y =. = = y -. u .,Itgi - .n- l.ge
ENDORSEMENT OF TEE PRESS.
year amer year and tks hnniarols inlpoffaiA Rur-
gieal QlGrltiOl1 paTfnrmsd ~ d, Iohnl1o1 Vii.
1oIssd By tn TopoTtoEl d Ne t18hns = aCllppsES
and many OtilaR Taparl, notices a. MA hale 81
pearBd al1il an4 aEin bol1Fa tha uuhlE1. baIida8
his etandtng - aantlGmln OfehlrlctNF gn1rUlpol-
Iibllity, 3 q Bu1elolt EllFa1too - ths allicfDd.
EdN DISEASES sPEEDiEY CuRKn.
Ns-NoIdtfsrs FssSivsd unIsls roSt-paEa "a eon-
talnlns . stalnptO - ussd % De reply. PeEsons
writing should sta4s So md sand pofou ofsaVSE.
tisument dossribing gnpf1nLg - - Lad
JOHN n. JOHNSTON, n. D.,
a1s Oflhs Balflmoro Lock Hospital, nlItlrAors,
1anS-ly HAEylAod.
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Ila,GQl[Il[RlIE& SheefIIoRKa[P

HAVING Increased ny facilities Tor the manu-.
II tsstufe d the above 9ftiolol, am prepared
to an % oEderl prpmpty and % cheap, or cheaper
keep the Iatest patterns d SfOVEB both weed and
Coal, and will warrant every stOYe. II I'm prepared
to do all kinds OF Job Work In sheet Iron aud Tin,
and VIII EYe such Jobs my personal Attention.
SpSpti1R h4dGutt ernE qf al kinda Al Nh on hand.
CSbper Bud BrlS Kethes ibid 1ruh oAtt 81 the bed
ing The city viii DO well % ave ms EeAn.
jeH 49, b. EgALDWELL.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

,dHIW 0UARTIRlAAggflB 0EII0H " 4. 4
D Ill 1sEss g. 49, a. issS9 III So
cJEALED PROPOSALS n duplicate are invited eY
nastsr's Department. IN NE. bsPaEtnsnt q Wet
w ~ ~ ssS De fTsl s6ss On he
lin6 oftho Baitim0Fo md ohi6 Raif6a, e f9ii0EIf
oiarksbuTg, arafton, New Greet, c3mbeElA3d, AaE-
tinIbuTE, HaEPer's Ferry, BeEiins Point q Rosss.
or either Of those Plhoos, With Hay, Corn, 0Sts and
Ia: WILDE received for thedsliysry Ofthree thou
aand (sO0Ol bushels Of Corn or Oats and nity Sogl
todd q s e IN w sS emit Dc ~
Bidders must state ct which Of the above naned
uolnts they propose to make deliveries, and The
rates at which they WI Heke dsliyeEisk th'Is
IS sptsa e tss = S SfS sTss5 Si s. eS-
mSneed and when TO be completed.
All deliveries must be promptly made Nltnln w
time and for the quantities proposed and AecsPto1l
| 70 insure prompt settlement therefor. 50
The price must DO written out in words on ths
' The particular kind Of description Of oats cora
hay or stTaE,-propo!ed q 10 delivered, SnHft p
'!sss RSt g x ia tout selor ssSSt tn
bushels each; oGts In like sacks Of about thro,
bplAsls seeh The sleks g bs F1tsasd "a 49, st
An aFrieieS offered under the bids herein invisOt
ant Sf sTSss1s Z bsole bSn9 Seespaod
Contracts viii DO awarded from time to timi
70 the lowest responsible bidder a. the tntel
ests Of the Government may require; and payment
viii be made when the Bh0le Aulquuts eqptFSfodto
GhAlI have beeha Delivered nd 6ttOntedhA SASN
No bids will be considered from parties who nav
failed heretofore 70 comply with thgr eoptEnStS.
All proppslla RIqGe Dc aeoorp anici ~ Agrar
| anty. signed by two responsible pofsoE9s tl4
case the bid y accepted, he or they VII, UtniI
ihA time nlmsd, akeeute TIE eotftaet 4og Tie eIne
| Nth Eut q 6dfdient uIetio8 n 6um equal y
amount 70 the amount Of the contract! 70 denye
81 ffis SSht Ard e 1aS5 dlbtddSf ShAh al
TO enter into the contract they to make good ~
difference between the odeF Of said bidder and m
next lowest bidder the person 70 whom
the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility 0fthe guarantOrs must BE 9hpy
by the official osFtiheate ola United States DistTte
Judge or Attorney, Collector Of Customs or otne
Goyernmnpt oaloial, known BY this once, q
il An paftid yin be dnly notihSd u The acceptance
or rejection Of their proposals..
| All pEopoeaII must be made n duPllelte, and b
y parties, unless It has already been placed o.
die in this once.
No bids except In the form prescribed, viii be 70
eefVOd and only from producers or parties regular!
engaged in the business.
The full name and post once address Of each BID
der must be written In the proposals.: =
M Proposalsmnst be adlreb = - CaptAtp " Bar
ringer, Chief QpaFteFmaster Department Of We
Virginia, Cumberland, Md and marked -froPOsal
Blank EoTmii Of bids, 4 gTuarShitSs and bonds ma!
be obtained ON application TO this OfHee.ir.
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MARRIAaR

Rsaset tlsAt Souhd mind lld 6oay are ne moSt
nscossaEy ;Te4lIslies - PrOmOte e6uuublal hhppi-
" daTkena 70 the VieW; he nina becomes ahadJged
with despair and 1lisd With TIE m0llnch1lF TuGoo-
tion that the happtno q smother bselmal DlightSd
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Thereby eertfIy 10 ths-boltst my knowledge and
belief he above named EuaFantOTs are good and
sucisnB a. securities tQr thOaount for which they
OfOr 70 b security. i.'
Tobo certified by the United States DistEiet At
tOEuey, COlIsCtOr Of 0lll1ma, or any ot1er otieeF
under the United States GoyoEuEnhnt or ,Fesponai-
bic person known 70 this ONCE. v %.
All proposals received under this adNcrt8e1hent
will b opened and examined At this once on " I'D
NEsDAS and SATURDAYS Of OAsh week, At - ~
Bidders respectfully invited 70 be present Al the
opening Of bids, II they desire.
t-rTFf-, A. s1l..s hedAReLs3kE,
stan29.tf i Depafs6tnt6f WIT virginia.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.
tEOEE, eOUETI AID sTETE'l

FORM OF PROPOSAL
fIoWH, COUNTY AND 6EATE.l ia
[DATl.l
/, the undersigned, do hereby propose to furnish
and deliver TO the United States a the QuaTter.
Of your Inviting proposals Tor forage
dated Cumberland, Md.,--1s6ls the following
articles, viz:
-Bushsls OF Corn, in aekl, at----Per bushei
otI58I hffYlsiK pounds OF al !iiIf z
-BushelS Of Cats, in saeks, st-per buShel
icons Of Haled Hay at-Per ton Of 1900
ETOus OfBalsd Straw as-por ton Sf 1000
pounds. L..
Delivery to commence on or before h0-day u
-1s64, and to be completed on or before the
tptoa written contract With the United States Nth
days after being notified that my bid has been as-
''p''O' 90 YOurCb't: servant.
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ORGANIC WEAKNEsS

ImInailEfniy cured md Pull ViEoT k0Itorod-
sfhi7 Di1ifes-inR AfscflOa-Ukich readers LIfaaA
NforFiIEo fmpo@ibls-ll the petAltY pAi1 By The
VieIlmS az fmprUper indnlganeGs. H0ulgpeIsOus are
100 ant 70 commit OEoolsa1 iron not baing swan %
ne dr0Shfal CONSCIOUSNESS that nay eDsoO- Sou,
Who that understands the suliset Nin Prstsnd %
49, fIIng inio impFGpaE hahits than b tn pTl-
douff BeSidaa icing deprived e Ghe pleasure o.
healthy onEpFuE, the mn5t aoflDl1 Gld 9a1tTuetiVa
GVmnf0ulg % 10Th body and mind aFila. Tha gIIlGu
bsc1rlSS deFanFod, thS Physical a1d Mental Eune-
tinna WOakoao1t Los fREoereAtiy9 RsyoEs sEVO1a
IFTitAbility, pySPeP.iA f1lP.iS5iSa O ne healt
tho TTame Cough, mpti0l, Decay and Duath
once, No. 2 South Frederick ST..
Lsft Raua ode sOIng frun BaItlnoEs street, GsS
doorsh1m thu ooFbGE. Eail not % ahaarEs ths nAae
TstfSF. must - phiG and eouiaIn . stamP. Thl
Doetor's Diploma kAnsa u hl1 oaco.
A CURE WARRANTED In TWO DAYS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-29
MARRIAGE

/ Married P0rsons, or Young Men eout1uDlAtiag
marriage being aware physical yoaknuas, OEEAuio
dobfIIfy, da11Fnlfisl speedily cured.
HoEk6 plaoas himsslf un1aF Tie care e DE. J.
NAV roliEiouslF eonhda IN his ho1oE Fentlsuaa,
81 adentlI ~ upon BE I'm q. PAy.isi1a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-29
Cant. A. v. BARRINdER, Chief uartermaster D0plTi
ment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd. T.,
auARANTER.

GUARANTEE.
We, The hudArsIsHedS resideats Of TIE
Coankyof-AS AID Site d., betgby JOihtly
and seVRally covenant with the United States And
guarantee IN case the foregoing bid Of@-be
accepted that he or they will within ten days ateF
the Gane With good and sufficient suretics IN .
sun equal the amount Of the contract to fuF1iSh
the forage proposed In eOniDrmity TO the terms Of
bid VAs made and In case the sAid---shAll fan to
enter into . contract Aforesaid, Ne GUARANTEES 70
make good the diHersnee between the Sner y me
or the person TO whom the contract may be awarded
Given under our hands and seals this-dAy OF
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