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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-02
THE JEFFERsONIAN. DEMOCRAT.
HELM BOLD'S
J GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMHOUNU FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Positive and Specific Renicd y 10 y .di senses o
the Bladder, kidneys, Gravel aid sDropsiea
Swoilings. '.,.-.s..i
This Modicineincreaees tbe" power of Diaes
tion and okcites, Ire Absorbent into heb tht a
uon,oy which the Wsteryor Cnlcureous dispo.
dueed, as we as Paino nd Inflammation!
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT IItIT.
For MISUNDERSTANDING from Excesses, Hab.
nsoi Dissipation Early indiscret ton or Abuse,
attended with ,helollowipg symptoms-
lndisposiuonto ExettionsF e'Loss OF Power,
Wsst nSss ct Memory l3 Difficulty Of rpsea,h,iing
Horror OF Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimness OF Vision, u. Pain in the Back,
Universnl Lassi,ude ofthe Muscular system
Hot ilandsos I, gag An Flushing OF the Body
Dtyness OF iheSkin. Erupiions on the Face,
~ . Pallid yCounienauce. Va risY sif
These sympoTs, ALLOW ed TO go on. which
this medicine Invariably removes, soon follow
Lmpotency, Fniniiy, Epiieptic Fib,
Ii, one OF which the Paiientmay expire. s. -...
Who can say that they are not frequently fol.
INSANITY AND CoNSU MP11ONi"
Many are aware OF the cause oftheir sufiering.
BOT NONE WI LLeoSfIss THs RFcoRDsoF THE INSANE
a.d n.,,sct,, -, b,., bsI1rT Z, cs.m cm =. u
ample witness TO The Truth Of the assei lion.
Tss sGgsptnt,omi oaceIeg.c,r,ie ewihh flrgapic
lVehkSess Nfeqlifesi the aid iot Medicine to
Strengthen aud. lnyigora,e The Syslenrs phich
HsLaBtcI.n,s 4. i fxrRACT. BucHu 'nv"r,"tty
FEM Observation-Disclosures.
IN mfny AEecton, pecu,iar 70 Females, the
EXTRACT BUcHU is uneqnaied by any other rem.
edy, as 10 Clilorosis or Retention lrregu'arity,
Paniulness, or Suppression OF Customary Evae-
! uaiions, ulceraieJ or vScirrbons slate ot Tthe
TOR all complaints incidenitog The ssex, whether
arising lrou, lndiscretiou n Habits of Dissipa iun
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-02

Coop. BETTER. BEsT.-The best OF which
is, that Mrs. Alyira L. Adams of tho Enroll-
men; Office at Washington, has recruited a
substitute to servo for breo years lin her
stead" as the Provost Marshal expressed it
in letter of thanks to her. Mr.. Adams is
not subject to a draft, but has put in tho
army n Representative. Ono of his sous not
OLD enough, is now seeking one TO serve in
his stead. If all who oIjoy good situations
under the Govornment would follow this
example Of three in a tnmily, probably one
hundred thousand would be added TO tho
army. ..r..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-02
VOLUME XIV. NO. SO.
Mr.. Iincolns Course Approved.

There can bo no doubt that Mr.. Lincoln
in refusing to listen to any overtures OF
racific nature which do not contomp late
for their verv starting point tho complete
extinction of Slavery on the North Amerl'
can Continent, has acted the part OF wise
and far sceiuc statcsmo& and given 10 those
who coofde IN his sincerity as an Emanci-
pationist. another knowledge OF his honesty
aud good faith. The fear Of many has been
that in a fatal moment the President would
value tho Union above liberty and that Tho
negro bound head aud foot, wou'tl bo baud.
cd over to his taskmaster as tho prIcc'of tho
worthless allegiance and an uuondnring
peace Bnt Mr.. Lincoln has cxhibi'cd u
decision of character and u loyalty TO his
declared purpose which should satisfy both
friends and foes that 50 long as he tcinhins
Mt tho helm there is no daug0r Of com.
promise on this vital question. Londoh
Star. ...... .'. .. p.
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NOTICE -All persons having unsettled nc.
Nv counts with the Undersigned, will please call
and settle immediately they will be @ LEI, ior
collection. A. COOK, +,
Chardon, Aug l2,h 1854. 76lu
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Pension and War Claim Agency

/ ,OTthefirm OF ThT III 7,
l.. Duriee q. Hathaway authorized aES
licensed by theG Government, to procure Bounty
money. back pay and Pen sions for soldiers or foI
their W :dows andheirs, and Invalid Pensions for
disabledsodiers, and II other claim a ga inst the
Government Of the Uuited States, and Of the
State of Ohio. Business attended 10 promptly
and honestly. charges ior procuring PENSION,
and no charge until bounty or back pay OBJ
tanned. .F
DR. LA. Hamilton has been appointed Ex-
aiming Surgeon tor Giesapga GUun,ysy whom
amined.
Apply In person or by letter, enclosing
69jtf Chardon, Ohio
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.srTs. sr AYERS rEH.. $500
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
The Worlds Great Remedy foY
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief lr

sumption, and for the relief ri.
fi ~. of Consumptive patients 10 IS -.
,g ~ s in advanced stages 4NGIIh
70 -,l f.. Of the disease. 4u.s iag,. D.,
This has been SO long used and so uni
versally known, that we need do no moro
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up to the best it ever has been, and that il
may be relied on to do all it has ever done.
Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER 6 Co., q
..'r ~. 49,. Practical aud analytical Chemists
-.s-,.s- ..H,s Lowell, Mass.4 lU,
Sold by all druggiss every where. l.-sI-.
Sold by Cook Il Aictiowan and Dr. J Mich.
OILS Chardon; J. r. Field, Hambden; c. w Gar
reIt, Montville; C. T. G. K. Harmon, Ch etter
Roads; DR.. Cleveland, Burton; w L. Por.
N. Pitner, Pnrkmnn;J w Thompson, Middle
field, aud by dealers generally 739yi
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FOR SALE BY

A.Cook Chuiuohi ;. Sii,i,h, "unpson; J. w
Garritt, Montvile; X. p. Burnett. Russell; C. =
Treat, Claridon; A. Mathews, Newburv; John
Ma yhew, Auburn; Johnson l. Tuttle Burton
Ed. Thompson, Huutsbarg; w II. Harpham '
Bainbridge; WIN. Mumford, Welclfeld;F N
Hathaway, Hambden; 1Layier Darymple, Troy
Center; Warren Bishop, NJ Middlefeld; & S Field,
East Cinridon! Tracy W. Scott, Chester Cross
Roads, and by Druggists and Merchants gensE-
ali throughout the u. S. and Cunadas,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-02
TIN peculiar faint or

THB peculiar faint or
Infection which We
call ScRoruLA Turks
In the constitutions Of
multltudes Of men. II
either produces or ID
produced by an en-
feebled, vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
the vital forces In their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system 10
fall inta diaovdav and
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-02

URASS SEED, GRASS SEED. A good sup.
" ply Of new Grass Seed for Sale by L
733 WILKINS & KELLEY.
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A Great Discovery,

DR. E. STICKNEY, Of New York, has pro
- duced u Compound that cures the disc ase
that prevails 10 great extent M seine purts OF
thls state, which battles the skill OF most phy 81.
clans-wmch some term Camp ltch-some Salt
hhGnm some Erysipolas 1t will cure INV
kuld oi breaking out. When chldfon are first
attacked They urc doctered .or the Itch which
gihUraIly makes them break out worse. FOR
sale by Cook N M;G1wan, Chardou, Ohio tn c
ohiy place where II eau be procured in tho stat o.
irire, 30 cents por box
9rOn receipt 0l 55 cents we will send box
10 any paTt OF the State ,t...-.. -............ /
COOK X MCGOWAN,
TESTIMONIALS. .s q
MuNsoN, Geauga Co, Ohio, April l2th 1859.
Having had three children afflicted with u
breaking out we cniel the itch used remedies
lor same, but to no good effect. Then tried To
cure them by using nedci nes TO purity or cleanse
the blood, but II CJnliucd to grow worse. One
boy, five years old, tho worst, could no, benA ei
ther arm, aud 50 much corrupt iun Issued from
back aud arms, that he had " change his slilrt /
every day, and soak II In warm wafer from five
10 ten mimi es before he could gel il oil. One
arm 80 bad supposed lac would lose the use oi At
Aier some lime, head badly brokon uul, Aler
Two months docloring, was discouraged IN doing
anyilin9 ior he was growing worse. prOvi-
denlialiy heard oi remedy iot this scourge !
wrote TO DIR, T. SticNney OF the Stale OF New
York, aud procurcd iwo boxes of his salyo, which
cured my children in two weeks. The third ap.
plcatlon, found II was holpIng lhcm aia erially.
Two years have elapsed, and they have had no
breaking out since. SIDNEY MCBRIDE.
ALLEGuENY, N. T.. April ist 1863.
Having two children badly afflicted with the
Itch, as ] supposed doctored tor three months
and all the Time growing worse, he ilcshy parts
ot the body and head nearly covered with a
breaEing out. Some paris ran together forming
large sores. employed doctor tor six weeks
who said he could do no moro Tor them |
thought they must die. | learned OF Dr. T.
Stickney's suive, which /, was said he was using
with great success, | went thirty niles to his
residence, and procured tw boxes, which entirely
cured my children IN thirty days +, HILL.
7l6f
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THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY

form ana reliable article our customers hn We
often expressed "a wish that they could be supplied
IRON first hands. IL was the intention of
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
10 do n strictly Tea business, but as we have had
come customers living at u distance, that ha yc
relied upon US 10 supply them exclusively with
ca ana Cohee, II being announcement Tor them
10 come to New York, fHE GREAT TEA AND Cor
TIE EMPORIUM ot this count ry- md, as our 4 en-
lasler was possessed OF iniurmatioii relating 10
Coffee that could be turn lslied nj moderate
price, and give universal Satisfaction, and al tho
same time ailord the retailer handsome profit
we have been compelled tu supply those parties
THIS COFFEE HAS BECOME. 50 POFU LAR
with our customers, and their sales have in
creased TO such an extent, that we have been
compelled 10 make luIge addition to our ma .
ehinory, which Will enabld us TO supply u few
more customers with it,. We VIII the ro lore send
IL 10 all who may order. .'iN .s'e-- H.ssa F. 81 =
II is fat superseding all other Cofiees.
This Coffee has been used for more than a cen
tnry Ill Paris, and, since It's introduction iuto this
county, y has been IN use by some oi the load
ing Ere nc Reslaur ants here. hu Par isiuis re
sand 10 bo the best Judges OF coffee and the
great uyor IN which il Is held by them ls the best
Iecumnendation tilat culIbc ploduccd Tor Is iias
flavor aud hoaiIhy elects upon The human sys.
tenn. .. N77- y 90 ..f-7' -.
We put up but. one grade of this Coffee, and
that l5 oi n quality thai our customers fave
found from experionce Will give perfect sa tsluc.
ton, and meot all The demands oi their uade.s Al
IL the lowest price that " o can recommend faa
We do all our business on the most ex lensi ve
scale, buy by the 'curgo, und sell ut only two
cents per poundiprotit. y!iFssE e.
We putup this Coffee in Barrels only, Of l25
Pounds euch. This method soi puuing 1t up
saves rom 2to cents. per pound to the con-.
sumner, and by its being in large quantity it re.
iais Its line flavor much longer IN hs form Than
III any other. We send wllh uach barrel Show
Cards Circulars and Posters, 10 assist the dealer
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-10
The Hews.

A German chemist Of b iffsIo, n. Y,
is said to hare discovered process by
which he best quality Of syrup or. mo
lassss can be manufactured from Indian
corn. Ii. claims iha. he can make ai
much sysnP from basl,el. as tie dis
,i.Ier can make Of whisky; and those
who have tested The article pronounce
il equal to, If not better than any thing
made fron the southern sugar cane
superior to golden syrup. lf,!.is prove
true. the discovery comes opportuneIy.
aud will be great blessing 10 the coun-
try. It's said that one $4,000 have
bcea subscribe already to start manu-
factory on large scale. We hope ihis
is DO fiction.
Some interest seems 10 be concentrate
ing in movements abou. Dutch Cap
not yet fully developed. :
One or Two Of the oil wells in Penn
S,lysDia lave sessed TO flow.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-10

Action recommended on the Pacific
Railroad question.
New mines have been discovered,
some of them valuable.
Widows and orphans Of soldiers and
other pensioners are spoken Of. and the
amount paid is named as being 81. .5o4.'
GIG 90 for the year. whole number ol
pensioners. widows. orphans, disabled,
goo, 433.
Institutions of District Of Columbia
recommended to consideration Of Con-
gress.
Country congratulated on the calm
ness, and peaceful results Of the Presi-
dental election.
Our facilities for conducting the war
more ample. both as TO men and means.
than at the beginning. This is shown
from the increased number of voters
over four years ago.
The war is Only 10 cease when the
rebels cease fighting. Amnesty has
been offered, except in specified cases,
and these have been pardoned on proper
personal application; bu, it is intimated
that it may be necessary TO be less len-
ieu. in future than in the past. The war
must 60 on with vigor. The re-consiuc-
ton oFthe Union, a subject for Con-
gress to deal with. Noyielding to reb
els. but their subjuga'ion at any cost.
No ne egoiistions. because JEFF Davis will
hear none but emtodies separation.
Nothing is rctracted as TO Slavery
and nothing will be. All made free by
the Proclamation must remain free-be
will return not man 10 bondage. When
the rebels cease lighting the war will
cease
We think the teleeraphic report from
which We make this summary is very
imperfect. We shall make corrections
when We get correct copy Of the
message.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-10

About the same time that Merritt
made this successful raid, the rebels
under Rosser made raide into West
Virginia TO New Greek and New Market
took 400 prisoners. a cannon. 500 small
arms, large number Of cattle and 9th
er property. They claim to have cap
tured double the number of men and
guns named, and 200 head of cattle,
but this is evidently huge exaggera'
ton. as hardly one e-tenth as many cattle
could have existed 10 the district. They
escaped with their booty.
Price is reported to have re-crossed
the Arkansas for another raid. Don't
believe it.
The Indians have again been COM
mitting depredaions on the plains.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-10
GENERAL ORDER NO. =
HEADQUARTERS i;h Regi X. S. NJ.

HEADQUARTERS f;h Regi X. S. NJ.
OsKALoosA. Nov. 1861. 1864.
l. Commanders OF Companies and
deiachments will cause to be made ou.
Immediately. three muster rolls Of the
men who turned out under the recent
proclamation calling the Militia into ac.
tive service. one copy TO be retained BY
the Captain. nnd two copies forwarded
forthwith TO these Headquarters.
II. Aus,er Rolls OF ali not liable to
Militia duty under the State laws, and
who mustered for duty under General
Orders from Maj. Gen. Curtis. will be
made seperate from the regular Com
pany rolls. M
iii. Commandants will be careful to
report. specially and fully all casualties.
giving the names of killed. wounded.
prisoners and missing, and all pariicu-
lars concerning the same.
I'LL. Companies will muster for pay.
on Saturday December 10th. when
all who have pay due, rs shown by the
muster rolls. viii sign two copies OF pay
rolls, and the Commandants will keep
the same AMI draw upon them for the
same.
Blanks can be obtained bv calline at
these Headquarters, al the Post office.
BY order OF
-WM. ID. MCCAIN.
Col. 4th Regt X. 5. NJ.
ii. h. DuTroN, A. A. Adj't.
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Sheriff Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON.
William ClsfiIn, John A. Allen, Nathan d
Noyes, and Samuel ID. Davenport, Jr, Plaintiffs
vs.
|. Preston Aker Defendant.
By virtue f an ordsr 1t sale. bearing daie
November IS. A. u. 1864. to me drec ed and de-
lyered, issued in the above entitled suit. By The
Clerk OF the District Court of the Third Judicial
District Oi the State Of Kansas. sitting within
and for said County Of Jefferson, and also By vir
tue OF the Judgment rendcred in said sui, by said
Court on the 3Ist ay e Oc.oer, A. D. 1861.
will. on ued 9~-ss1y t!se 4t:s day Of saE-
uary, =. ID $50. ~ two o'clock, 2. NJ ii
that day. at the Couri iinnse cocr in the yiiiage
Of O-kaIooss, IN the County Of jefferson AMI Stat
Of Kansas, offer at Public Sale, and sell TO the
highest bidder. for cash in la1d at the tim of
sale, the following describe rract of land lying.
being and situate in the County OF Jefferson 5inie
Of Kansas, 10 wit:
The Eas, (,l) half of the South Eas, n quar-
ter Of Section t34) thirty iour. Tcwush 49, eight
Raage ID seventeen, Delaware Tsust Lands in
said Coan.y, appraised at ts2lO 0GJ Two hundred
and forty dollars.
HORACE GIBBS,
Sheriff of Jefferson County. Kansas.
Sheriff's Office, OskalOosa. Dec B. 1864.
CLouGH 4 WHEAT, Au'ys fot Pl'ffs.
232 5w S0iems $l050.
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General Orders No. %.
HEADQUARTERS Isr BRIGADE DISTRICT
LEAyENn ORTIZ, Nov. 80. 1851.

HEADoUARrERs Isr BEIGADE DISTRICT /,
LEAvEa~ ORTIZ, Nov. 80. 1864. !
l. Commanders of Regiments. Bat
talions and de.achmen,s belonging TO
this Brigade are hereby ordered 70 as
semble their commands on Saturday.
the 10th day OF mber, at 9 o'cloch
A. NJ. for Regimentsl drill. inspection
OF arms, and pay.
Ii. Regiments will assemble at The
following places. viz: First regiment,
Col. Robinson, Seventh regiment. Col.
Mcfarland. Nineteenth regiment, Col.
Hogan, at Leavenworih City. Third
regiment, Col. Williamson, at Lawrencs.
Fourth regiment, Col. Cooper, a. Oska-
loosa. Tenth regiment. Col. Treat, ,aud
Eighteenth regiment. Col. Hubbard. at
Atchison. Col. Weer's regiment. a,
Wyandotte.
Ill. Commanders OF Companies mus,
have their Muster Rolls perfect, and
thoroughly inspect their commands aud
report the kind and condition of srms
and acconiremen;s and the amount OF
ammunition each man has to their com.
manding officer. who will forward a
consolidated repor. of the same to these
Headquarters
". Every man must muster with
the company in which he was first En-
rolled, unless he has proper transfer.
Bv order OF
M. S. GRANT. Brig. Gen.
A. HASTINGS, A. A q.
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Cotton Wanted ]

WE want 5000 lbs OF ungiuned Cot
tonic be delivered Immediately at
our Store in Grasshopper Falls. for
which we will pay the highest market
price in cash or goods
CROSBY BROS.
Nov. 90, 1864. 4w.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given tha, petition will
y be presented ,u the homer be Board a K o.
Commissioners OF Jefferson County, al their naxt
session at cskeloosa. praying Tor a c mmittee
To alter the State Roni leading from Lawrence
10 i.esveaw0rih The change we ask to COM
men at or near the north end OF The Bridge n b.
cross haw river, thence ruaning in north east
crly direction 10 corner point on Second street,
thence sss; on said street 10 the eartern termis
US of the same, thence eas, % chains. thence an
Cling north 10 the center o sec ion %, thence in
an easierv direction to poirt at or near the
crossing of the Railroad a, Sarcaxic Creek.
North Lawrence, Jefferson Co, Dec. I. 1864,
22s-iw 81
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60 farmers anG OILERS.
nAVID THOMPSON,

nAViD THOMPSON,
~ uOnTlCUITCNisT AHD EUfsFffNAH.
Green Land ior2 ile ffcyi 80,
his On hare ~. r-ay FOR tlni-.antns - gm1s
~ ..-orior auciarly GRAPE FlNE- 10 f Ir'4 M ~ Va
rcia-nis catalogue give fp"iAr character md qll
ilas aso on land large a1sor1ssnt 81 - 49,
VNFF Of which dpa Co. a. Tho -ysl u. "i-J SO
GsssIsa gronol Prrs-a1 ard German rRU%ES; a'-'
, -ir erio, c..tafcd ~ EIstifl = fHi ". - Tof.J
n,ard IN aud ~ iac Fsrr Cub IN New A9iA i'y ~
T,,no ucysps.cr aud Country 4, sr4-f. Si'-Ak.ns
a. tt4ONPs0N~ GRAFT The tanners Cuo ssysi
N tns IL Seeding iiai ui Iipsn ~ Toy ''afy year
with certainty then 20 y N scql iot wort 81 ne''e'
ia m, i.cn..oi 81 the Club the RUNE u va mid
There ere yeIr. 81 the frune. ald tts go %''
ehan at. commonly called Swz'c ar 'hi aay 5e one q
. al any rate Il tho unanimous opinion az tie Gun
~. ID Il o. excellent fruit ard vel worthy o. iecorfei.
ion r oer. sufr. % is tho fest Primo tnny ever tafteo
10 BE- careful not recommend anything not worthy on
M. .a. 10 s tI. rfuae tho III cheat re- oin eu1-ou
Backed aud lurd he by 20 t'rs sard n1ey e.
III. Farner.' GLIB az se- ork city tala;cuf o. w o. Eas
ts cult ssors 0f Fruits and Vino. theme sfa fF IhoiaF
., .c,.s t.fof. BE fellow citizens. 'ouhflHilT bs'sT
he il sre 10 rrt1cnt 20 them such varieties ci pt- sai
M, tieir taste erd choice ufsls al fo plant Vine" Tree"
cr straw berry Bed that, ~ Size course oi one ~ w0 yrs-
at most they t-r homes enoj w. it :" ',f
10 be- o0t+ined "a the vt hnL aud ""e "-s'y t'-'N'
Nj THOMPSON is - FL hmcs IA lesiAess 10 s.iend %
for ha seTvrsa ia c1riu- Tor che FRAT ards f Anu
si~ns OF hl. friends and employer IL thc Ic o. "a 20
frfs.0n. ~ m
W,.rd feoa,ssrs .us.oisar Comfy gtlrai lli Slam
OF az his Bou.s o reon and conner Of Cana! AID ia
DAVID THOMPSON,
Hcl.icultgT.-. and Na.sery mar
Green i-.aai, y. l.
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pNno5aIs.
NAYY DEP,sTx Vt. GuRsAu ~ PROVISIONS
Avn (Icrtr.. Nuv ID 1854

MATTRESSES and COVERS Sealed pro-
~ po4s, il3or-ed Propo.s'Sor M.it.e..ss" will be-
c.vsj q, al. Office until oeoc lie it day Of Jnue
nrA furnishing and iy-iing IiJi basirs-e, with
Gov Tor each aoyCTri 4 The OF lgGj week
.s delivery 70 be within tsi days AT
notice 81 acc-pau d prcp1s Ihs Ga and Covers
e. thu havy ll,aII. 5fg Q ie delivered tie
Navy nd brooklyn. ~ y. and 300 a tho Navy Yari
Cha own Ma and there un-erso a." uu insF ection o.
hr Yard Sst cioy evidence must be furnished that tho
biti i nnIailciuier Of re d's % iLo ariica pro-
posrd 1-, erd ,as hs has the i!cerso required By law
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H. :. Osps,scg ksENcspNo IS Wcara.sV..
hH-g.i anK May -, 1894.

N.Y. onE May e. ie5t.
QEAIED PROPOSALS, ID duplicate. VIII DC
= r.s.ised uu,l 50 ruKDhf Juno LA, Of O'Clock p
H. BY ills ''': ,I ,o s'f n Ks TR,ss SPURS.
Tey -re 10 be- made .n on f-.rcis f' !" @df ~ N'.'aN
a. r. aid oires'i,.s, 10 strd continuity ~ih the ''n"alu
sao.n, : hi,h csu b. s-en o. ta oilge.
Tir, ale 20 he deisls.a m VI expense 20 mo 'hl
qt.. Al this oos ard Hsc Spaced, ana hone o 20 DC
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