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ST.. LOUIS ELror1oN.-In the recent

ST. LOUIS ELECTIoN.-In the recent
election in St. Louis there has been a
hard fought contest between the Radicals
and the Conservatives. IT he Blair
Family" being the most pr m i n e
among the Conservative. The election
resulted 10 the triumphant success Of
James S. Thomas, Radical, for Mayor by
over $500 majority. The new council
will stand thirteen Radicals to seven Con-
servatives. The aggregate vote is about
10000. The Democrats had no ticket.
Respecting this election, the New York
Tribune has the following;
The St. Louis Daily Union of the LIST
inst has a sharp, bitter leader against
James S. Thomas, then the Radical cam
didate, now the Mayor elect of that city,
whose nomination it assails as an" out
cropping OF the Fremont movement in
St. Louis" saying:
"If James S. Thomas should be cleo
ed Mayor of St. Louis next Monday, the
Jacobin organs in St. Louis and the 1ri
bune in New York would announce it
with an exuberant display Of capitals as
''the First gun for Fremont" and insul-
tingly thrust it into President Lincoln's
face as a rebuke from the loyalists in St.
Louis" The Fremont movement would
receive fresh impetus" &c, &c.
VIII the Union be good enough now
to tell its readers that we have done, and
shall do, nothing of the kind? We don't
believe in such small business"
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Observation-Disclosures Murphy, who
has just been elected by the spontaneous
action of the loyal people of this State,
has issued an address TO the people of
the counties of the State in which no
elections have been held, and sent it out
for distribution with Gen. Steele's COM
mand. The address reviews the condi-
ton of the State during the war, recites
the action OF the late State Convention,
and closes with a stirring appeal to the
people of those counties in which cleo
lions could not be held in consequence of
heir allegiance to the old government.
recommending them, under the ordinance
passed by the State Convention for that
purpose, to hold elections as soon as they
AN with safety for members of the Leg
stature, and take upon themselves the
lights and duties of freemen, and give
heir aid to the Union.
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cannot be drawn for the families who
are in great need and suffering for the
want of it.
The brief reply of the State Treasur-
er TO all enquiries upon the subject is
"lhe name are not as yet on our Rolls"
Somebody is grossly at fault, and do,
ing great injury to the cause of the
country, and sharp injustice to the fami-
lies of soldiers.
There is evident need Of a Sharp stick
Free Press March 30M.
SAD RAILRoA ACCIDENTAL
young man named Josephus Sheldon,
got into freight car at Castleton, few
days since, to 90 to Rutland, but when
about three miles out by some means fell
from the car. There was no house in
sight, but he managed to get to the near
SSt uhSiAiHS, WhSH hCNlCal dlu hao a.
once summoned. But his injuries were
fatal, and he lived but three days.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Chancey Fem, of
West Rutland, died suddenly and mys-
teriously on the 10Th of March. He
was in good health up to the day pre-
cedine his death, when be complained
some of a pain in his chest, aud did not
20 out as usual to do the chores. On
Thursday morning he was found dead
on the floor of his bedroom, and undress-
ed. 1t is supposed that be got out of bed
in the night and fell dead on the floor
from the disease Of the heart.
g. Small pox, we are sorry to hear, isl
spreading in our town, there being seve-
raj new cases reported this week, in two
sections Of the town some distance apart,
there being one or two cases in -'e' mi
" of James Lucas, and as many ID that
IF Mr.. Hassett. Everybody should
gaccinate as soon as possible.-Negs-
lealer.
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There was a terrible rain storm in the
vicinity of Washington, Saturday, which
caused an unprecedented rise of all the
tributaries of the Potomac, Cedar Run,
Little Run, Broad Run and Bull Run.
Bridges on the Orange and Alexandria
railroad have been washed away. Com
munication with the army will be inter
rupted for several days.
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DIED.

In Glover. April 5, Mrs. Phebe Bemis, wife OF
Cyrus Bemis, aged 50 years.
In Glover, April 10, JefersonL. kimball, aged
25 years.
In Glover, April 9Th, NJ. Ella Wright, only
daughter ofDavid S. and II. Olivia Wright, aged
IL years.
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Marks Of A Copperhead.

A snake is snake, and if be shed hi
skin every day new one grows, covered
with the old spots, scales and slime. A
snake cannot be mistaken for a Unionist
There is always some mark by which Il
discover him, disguise himself as he will
or sing lie never SO sweetly. He canno
conceal his sympathies, h ough be j,
mean enough to do it il he could. If be
succeed in drawing his hypocrite's man
HE over one de(ormity he exposes another
the covering is too small, lhe reptile toe
large. The copperhead will stick out
somewhere.
Do we hear of great victory--he
thinks it doubtful it is an abolition trick
to brace up greenbacks, or to carry some
election. Do we hear that the Union
lists of Arkansas are moving for 10y al
State govern nt-the copperhead
laughs derisiyely and says it is only the
action OF the army attaches and contract
ors. Do We talk of crushing the REBEL
ion by force Of our arms, he is certain
it can't be done no case can be found in
history where people fighting in de-
Tense Of liberty and their homes, were
subdued; it Is nonsense to talk Of sublu-
eating the South. Do we see it stated
that the rebels are short of substance &
on haIf rations, the copperhead don't be-
ieve it; they have plenty. Their sup
plies can't be cut of. Do we hear Of
any case Of atrocious rebel barbarity they
find a set off 10 the conduct of some
Union officer or soldier, Do we talk of
the relative ability Of Union and rebel
officers, he can think of no Union officer
equal to Lee or JEFF Davis; we have no
able commanders, the South has them
all. DO we hear that France is about
to declare war against the United States
be deplores it as the finishing stroke to
the government we are gone in but
bis eye laughs malicious exultation at
the prospect of Intervention. Do we
award merited praise TO our brave sold
iers, he sneers aud talks about hen roost
robbers. Do greenbacks 60 down he ex-
pected it; knew they would become
worthless knew the imitation of the
money market would collapse and bring
down ruin in floods.
The copperhead never sees anything
to approve; everything is all wrong the
constitution isn't "as it is" and Urion
wasn't "as it was" He sees nothing but
defeat, disgrace, national bankruptcy and
general ruin. He carps at the admins
tration and rails at Union leagues sees
nothing in the bayonets Of militia home
guards but so many instruments of des-
potism talks of nothing but democracy,
niggers, and abolitionists never has
word to say about the wickedness of the
'ebellion; if driven to denounce it, be
ioftly says, with bsted breath, at is un-
;" but he don't dare to saw
wen that much without swearing round
y tina! abolitionism is equally SO. T
These are only few of the most com t
non ear marks of the copperhead. There a
re as many more as there are leaves in T
be forest. Nobody need be mistaken I
a a copperhead.-O Oregon Statesman. {
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CATTLE MARKETS.
CAMBRIDGE, AND MEDFORD

WEDNESDAY, APRIL D, 1854.
PRICES.
BEEvEs--First quality, 100 II, 90,
Second quality, 1880 1915.
Third quality, 900 1000.
Extra, $ll,00. Western $3.50.
The above prices are per 100 lbs on the total
weight of hide, tallow, and dressed beef.
Working oxen-SlOO a $3.50, or according to
their value as beef.
Sheep-Extra, 8 90 9 1-2 c. per 10. on live
weight, in lots So, GOA S,75.
Mich Cows, $3S, so, 55 20. Ordinary,
S25 80.
Veal Calves-S2 to $40 per head.
Swine--Stores, wholesale, IL a 20 DC; re-
tail, 90 IL DOC; Live fat hogs 90 a DC.
Tallow, s a IL.
Pelts, s., so a 400 each.
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REMARKs.-Under the prospect Of increased
duties on most articles business is becoming
active and prices advancing. Flour quite &C
tive and firm at an advance of25c on low grades.
Corn irmer and advanced. Oats in steady de-
mand. Hides very firm at extreme prices.
Pork very firm. Beef firm with moderate stock
and high Iprices are looked for, on account Of
government demand. Lard dull. Butter comes
in sparingly, but has a downward tendency, al
though dealers still demand extreme prices.
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NEW SHOE SHOP.

I LAWRENCE & co. have opened new
81. Boot and Shoe shop in lrasbuIgh, and they
intend to carry on the Boot and Shoe business
in all of its various branches. They have now
in their employ two of the very best worl1men
there are in the county. They will use
none but the best material, and all work done
by them will be warranted Or no sale. The vii
lage has long been destitute Of first class boot
and shoe shop, and now that one has been
opened here, we ask the liberal patronage OF the
public so long as VIC build what is here adyer-
tsed.
April u, 1864.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
4ArcnN uANn.S ESTATR.

TVHE Subscribers, having been appointed by
| the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Orleans, Commissioners to receive, examine, ana
edinst IN claims and demands Of all persons
AGAINST the estate Of A N S ION II A ID,
late of Albany, in said district, deceased, rep
resented insolvent, and the term OF six months
from the 10th day ofFebruary, Is ga, being allow
ed v said Court to the creditors OF sand deceased,
TO exhibit and prove their respective claims be-
Give notice, that We will attend TO the duties
of our appointment az the dwelling house Of
| ,orenzo Davis, in Albany, in said district,
on Tuesday the 10th OF August next, at nine
o'clock in the forenoon, on said day.
J. c. ROWELL, co,,,,,s
JOHN WALBRIDGE, :
Albany. March %, A. d. lS6i-l5wS
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BANK OF ORLEANS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Bank of Or
N leans is not opened, for the transaction Of
business, on SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
nor on the following legal holidays, viz JAM
uARY lsr, JULY 4TH, DECEMBER 25TH and
FAST and THANKSGIVING DAYS.
Bank hours from to II, and from ! to 4
o'clock.
Attention to this notice viii often prevent
W. DENISON, Cashier.
Irasburgh. VT, Dec. s. 1863. 5l;ly
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IRAsBURGH. April II.

IRAsBURGH, April II, 1854.
The votes for County Commissioner, in and for
the County of Orleans, having been this day
publicly opened and counted by me, and Joseph
Bates, I'd Of Derby, having received the greatest
number OF votes for said Office, declare said
Bates duly elected said Commissioner; and
hereby make proclamation thereof as the law
requires.
IN. CUSHMAN, County Clerk.
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The American B aptist Society &C
knowledge the receipt of S91 ,32 for do
nations from Vermont for the month of
February. This Society celebrates its
10th anniversary at Philsdslphia, May
10th.
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MILLINERY & DRESSMiKINC

MISS y. c. KETCWUM,
OF East Craitsbury, would inform her friends
that, with an EXPERIENCED MILLINER to assist
fashionaby done.
NEW STYLE Patterns constantly on hand.
Dressmaking, Machine stitching, Braid work
&c, done in style equal TO any.
Particular attention will be given 10 straw
work, bleaching, repairing, &c. Different sized
blocks for Bonnets and Hats
TRY Us ONE AND ALL.
Live and let live is our motto. supply of
Millinery goods constantly on hand.
Shop open 25th of April. l7:3ws
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3-oSGOn Market.
Corrected Weekly from the ". E. Fumer)
WHOLESALE PRICES.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL ., 1864
FTOTTR AND MEAL
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NARROW EsCAPE.-Sergeant Chris
topher Rice, of this place, who enlisted
in the 10th Regiment Vermont Volun-
teers, and who was recently engaged
with the rebels on the Rapidan narrow
ly escaped with his life He had found
some steel breastplates used by the reb-
els, and put them in the lining OF his
vest, and an ounce ball from the enemy
struck this plate directly over the heart
The ball he has in bis pocket fattened
up like a cent. The indentBtion on the
steel plate and the rent in bis vest, very
plainly shows that had it not been for
this steel armor over his vitals, he would
never have lived 10 see his friends and
home again.-Rwland Courier.
VINO is AT FAULT we are in
formed that the names Of large number
II soldiers mustered for the Vermont
Regiesents some three months or more
ago, taye not yet been returned to the
State Treasure T, aud that, in conse-
1pence. the State pay Of 81 per mtnth
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I. N. CUSHMAN, County Clerk.
, 1864-03-28


yoking: His military: correspondence has
cost the Government far lens than that OF any
othar commanding General who has done
one-haH the amount of service.
But the highest needs Of praise Is due to
zen. Grant for. having so discharged his
duties that he has had no jea1ousies, bicker-
lngs, or quarrels in his camp among his off,
, desertion.
Being an excellent Judge Of character 1t is
ready and easy matter for him to descern
between The superficial. pzetender and the
man Of solid merit, and he Invariably has the
right one In the right place when permitted
to make the selection.
He sent no foolish proclamations before
hime-lssued no arbitrary edicts against the
press-has graced his Victories with humanI-
tg-eoyeted % nattery, mud molested no cit
selfreliant, he has patterned after no model,
but marked with bis own hand the bold out
lines Of his success and glory. In abort, he
combines in himself all the great essen;laIs
Of character, and is nob.y app,opriating
them to bis country at the hour Of its needs
and darkness.
Ne have omitted the writer's sketch Of
General Grant's operations In this war, ns
they are too well known to require rep
etiticn.
, 1864-03-28
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20 To1ltrafforB
ORDNANCE OFFICE,


1RnN NEE OFFICE,
3As4<As1AN VIZ "a ANGs
~ WAE pxrAk7nx..
ppoco-.-. WAsuAs1os. February - tMs. 49,. =.
u1tu LE- DAT. AsrtA Is, al r n, for the dettv-
q tne following Axs-nals, Of Horse E4alpmeaa.
'ded:
/ At the NsE YORK A1att d. 3, ,0o a3:A
A. fho FrAnkf0ts ar8tua!.5 ,N0 aas4.
At the ATeghaoy Arsenal. k0G3 ssss.
Al fha ST. Iunts Aryenal Stf1 A. d.
These s.:s nf ffcr.r Eta,1scc,s arc - be ea-Aeh
iar1st oicse{ IN knk. snd BLANKET Tho c.rb nd
WateT ntts thr rs}ita bic iron nardwaTe ana SIR
r,irS ~ ia cnnnr aYtctiv In pattern and dnish to
tstss csrSsif.d :: Il E arsena;s above named. The
frerS A.. /: e. az ne rexaIxtjou pas.ctn sorsed
..1ssrnt irss than It fnrhFa bctwoen tho bars On
thc in.Ss nfsSn s.,1um the stdd bars u hafd vhtts
pt VIZ uu fcn.h ~ H. fnt&
, 1864-03-28

Confidential rhss1eaa, toraerly Of st. Louls NO.
Fset otee On ellChrone bne4ses aaa pssa-;. s; ~ =
treats with unparalleled success. Rooms sepsfate,
1Fterc Ladies krd Gentemen can consult the Doctor
20 SF. H.; Sundays 10 Is IL T. II. .CoGnanica atIons
4on1ldEndAl. Consultations free Address r. u. Box
~. Enclosc two sian. - and get his Guide to Health
Froa ths noet1r:s long experience in Hospttsl and
Aatee. perfect curee for all Chronic Diseases IN their
<o8t ttvctc and complicated STACK, IN very short
Imt. without the use Of mercury.
Young men suffering from eIt.4huse are Invited 70
call. 4 perfect cure warranted FemAie lrrrguAri-
ies attendant op Puberty. MenstrnAuon. or persons
t.+vins cry ohstrucuous 70 marriage, shond call Il
e1!litv npJ SUCCESS mn2kh2S EIa
, 1864-03-28

Formerly AttistA,,t Eargton 70 Dc Moro Hps3ltA1,
sarta Mar1s iiston Portugal snd su-!coa TO Hospi;
himself to the trensnc1 OF contagious blood diseases
Tor mGlr than thirty YEAR, Ten years practices IN CHI
f.utaton IN curipg sc:ofn'a. Eysirelas rheumatism.
and ALL blood diseases Nervous Debility &c. withors
the ueu tf mercury. The SaE1ons comrllcatcd sud
distressing diseate% irrtcrt TO 1en1a4ea treated with
emlnc11 tuccrse Of,re ard Anatomical Museum at
IT, fouth Clark street. Post Office BOX ~ By In.
closing Il tc ro ta<c s1amps, Tie rtunates'
Guide sEail be forwarded to au{ addrrss in the United
1-.he1 -
, 1864-03-28
The undersigned hsyo this DAY associated them
-Glyes together under tEe name Of


And will conduct business OF the same lind, apd In
u. Morris 4 Co. EF,IA6AE
CGlcAEo. Feb !. 1ASl. GED, WLASAE.
u.tisSAb+a-iW TIIOs r N1ERIs
H1HE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
= 1VFORE existing between james tfcEtndIty
And ety3eo ot ~4A' -"~ "-AAS
JAMES McKINnLEY 4 CO..
Having expired Tits day By limitation VIM yc1,int,ev
-etres from the 1E aud the rc1pgininr sr
~. MckIND1.ET.
MN. ckINl}LEY'
q. S. 1NuRAIlAM
The tusness Of the latc ntm Of james McEiod,cv +
CO. w1l be continued under thc name nnd stvie ~
HcKINDLEF,. INGKAHAM. d CO..
LANES II. GILCHRIsT md HORATIo n. MAY 1,e.
.nE admitted as partners. "
MckSDLEI, EGRAIAM T. CO.
, 1864-03-28

D!:. DADD's RESIN WED TRocnEs. prepared
s-un: tic rrn'.tc Weed @e!ptyum." The properties
* tho Ees!n Weed arc well Known to the people Of
tie Nexf fafc ana efficient for the treatment OF
Lartngtt1s, HosrFcne<t, Ircuchltfs, Asthma, Colds,
Coughs, 1nhucn1u. Cnta..h. Also Fluid Extract Of
s,lphyuu7. Prepared b. G. II. DADD. H. D.
LORD 4 SMITH. General Wc<tcs1 Agents, - Lake
strect. Chicago Fer sE1e BY al Druggists. i.
, 1864-03-28
The EDfseasc of the Arc.
Death in the Air.

hosrE.TrEs sToNAc,I BlTIKEs:-A eurc rsEvEsr-
member of The community. The protective proper:
LEG Of HoeIKrEEFs BtTIERs are ckne~Iedsed
IlrouEtout the Wcstern Hemisphere. Armed EiEh
@h!s inessimnblc Toxic and A1fEsAr1vs. thousands
2nnse tcarles:y inte The most unhrahy REGIONS OF
~i1,out cxper1cnc;nE days. sickness. Mte great
.attllnlattns cordial OF the age. As remedy for Dy
'cnsia. Liver Complaint, and all disturbances Of the
''ouels II has no Elval either among patent medi-
:'ce. So sAtltted are the Ph5.ciAns Of the United
On this bead that st tht suses'ion Of the mos:
@tandnrd ept ccf in raost Of the civil and Ei.it ary
tsepitalsin America. it, opera Ion s to speak,
Ire climatic inaucuce which make such fatal hayoe
:n1ors our mining uud farming reputation at certain
Sakcn s1th perfect i'runity by pc:sns 1os whom ali
ocr ttlIn,nts arr To- c1htaFatnE tobe safely used
, 1864-03-28
educational.

YOUNG LADIES' SEAiIN AIRY,
= Lake Forest, ILL., The Summer Tc.za Of this in
e.zitutt1n VIII commence THURSDAY, Tic list day
,-ot AlI next cTcuia1= 5ed my desirable tnfosss-
ml414.oEHew B. DItEISS6N
DITTSBURGI1 FEMALE COL
LEGE.-Eev. !. C. FEEsHlSt; D. H. rrrs5drnt
superb bulltlngt, 70 which extensive innros e1acnfs
'.Thnueand Do11ar6-
PITTSBURGH FEAALE COLLEGE,
REV. !. PFRSHISG. D. D., PRESIDENT.
superb buildings. Twenty teachers. ThoropEh and
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
1ciesral'h!ng and Organ Mnslc taught srrtnS term
-<.puutnttH MARCH Hit lA. Send 70 President ltfAa-
:sIR tora catalogue. M.SlMPsoE, 11ea't Trnstees.
fuhQQ1E94w
, 1864-03-28

AACAELORB celebrated HAIR D{tIs TEL SxAx
WoELn. The 11.y AAEA1 TIE nIa p M5la:
--c..cnges Fed, Rusty q Grey HEir instantly. e
sleesI FlAcK Q. hATCkaL HEowy. without inlu5anE
tnd Beautftl lmpsrtz FRESH Vitality. e3ucntl, tes
.tnE "a pristine colo. .aad rcct;nss The " enes q
k1ol, ii othsrt Arc uert inuarlons, sud t1"nld be
!s.+-ss e.. t:crt ;y3-Fps7Iy.
, 1864-03-28
Volunteers, Attention! Indiscre-
ti0pS of Touth. -,

sorcs End Ulcers, Blotches and swrlAngs. car With
Certainty bo radically cured. II the Fls are taSen
sIatcd Ia Inc printed Instructions Il treated in any
ocT manEc they Dry up IL one part e break on u
noTs from The system and leave tie patient vigorous
ard healthy mAn- Il VIII require Autue
, 1864-03-28

Y ROGER s. SCHMIDT,
1A Msnafaetnrers Of Grand SQUARE and UprghE
PLANO F0kfEs. wnrssroona 10 Leroy Place. NeW:
York. We oHrr to deaters aud the public very 11pe
nor article. Our Mr. Eroeger was ct tho 1sso fr %
CaIenbct- d Co.. and tho manufacturing pa1Enef~
DescrI%u tive circulars free. Axeata Wsoseds
mh13R9s81M
, 1864-03-28

THE CO-PARTNERSHlP
heretofore existing be:wecn she saes9ElnGHsis. !Hi.
day dissolved. Mr. r. II. lnsak retiring from the
3'nstnehs.
r. r. Ia4ak or 7. B. Morris will use the name OF
'th' firm In liquidation. j. W.lASAk
Chicago, Feb. ]. .164. \. LASAh.
1H0S y. MORRIS.
, 1864-03-28
IL EADQUARTERS DEPART
AAA*4 We A7t
O111cH CH1IT coMxIsaARr Or SrBars7Hycx,1
CHATrAxooeA Tenn. natch 7th. 1861.
PROPOSALS.

CHATTANOOGA Tenn. March tn, 1851.
PROPOSALS..
seae6 proposals invited till 5t OF 4prtl 1881 fz
furnishing the snhsl9ence Department With four tha5
sand {! .0UG1 head Of Beef Cattle IN the hooE.
The Cattle t. be delivered At Nashville, Tenn. md
Es!Ehed On The scales and the weight determined e
1ae Cattle required must average Ut least eleven hu
dred and ffty ,lO pounds. :nd animal will b nd
mitted .elsh1ne ess than thousand osa) poandp
gross "A sd Inspection will be made by such peryoE
as the Government may direct 1T eseh delivery. Bug
8t2gs, Nefera and Cows not wanted.
bond with geod znd auAacfe1t security will be 70.
CURED fo- the faithful pefsdancc Of the contract.
Ihe tins of the delivery q Cattle will 10 fifteen days
alter StEn1nE The contract and cno Thousand ,00} DC
week Viii be required TILL the contract IL pteted-
Bids directed to Lteut Col \. Z. Porter. tef C. T.
Department Of tho Cn1aber1ud Eashr1le, Tenn. au8
to BE endorses proposals flr furnishing Beef Cstse.
"A oAth q Allextance must accompany each bid. sud
no bid VIII be entertained when the bidder Is pt.a
Of Indebtedness.
.FoRA or b1p--I do hereby prspose to furnish IT.
subsistence Department with four thousand o0Q
head q tsef Cattle On ths noo u strict aceosauef
With coHtttoas Of the enclosed advertisements, b
delivered at Nashville, Tenn, Tor the sum ot Peg
hundred pounds ereas weight. oKer N security "a
m11sA:as2,t Iteur Col and chief 4 : n ~.
, 1864-03-28
4 Physiological View. Of 1Har-


containing nearly so p%ecs. nd 10 ne Plates and
ZnEfavIstEs OF the ALa1o1y Of tic Sc,anl Organs 10
& e,ate tf Heath and itiseasc. with Trs1tlse on
SeH-Abust. tA Del.lcrAble CanstqucEcet anon the
AlEd end Budy, with the Authorf Plan Of Treatment
the only rational and successful noa- Of cure, a.
AEown By the report Of e1ses treated. truthful
.la,Issge, who entertain donhis q their Ehysieai
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addressing NJ. La CKOII, Nc. 81 Maidcn Lane, Al
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Madam Esortcr7s Cough NaIsan1.
large leritsn ef the American people are whslly
enscs ID ne sss nc Or Of e ~Ihes
noHrunss now adEer:iscd and pnned ~ unpElnctp!ed
veudcrs OF Cough Medtr.1es, nud in this chaus-Abt
climate Of uurs, whcrc We arr 30 subject rnou
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ALE IoxTxR's coUGu DALsA:t A pleasant and pure
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price Is ant 50 cents }cr hustle. --
FULLER, FINCAH FCI LIZ, SMITH & DWYEfs,
Whp1esa1t Agents 1tf the Wcs:ern states.
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, 1864-03-28

ARTIFICIAL LEGS-C. Stat:
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msnt Hhiea hsa app 2lntea hi;n TO supply thena p
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