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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

How WE SHALL CONQUER. - Horace
Greedy delivered an address before the Wo-
mems Loyal National League, in New York
city, on the 10th Of November, in which he
said: eve are not trying to liberate three
or four millions of slaves, but to liberate
thirty millions of people who have been edu-
Gated to call falsehood truth, and darkness
light, BY the oyershadowing influence Of
slavery in this country. We are trying to
bring a whole nation out of the den Of slav-
cry into the light of liberty, and we are sue
ceeding as rapidly and surely as any great
enterprise ever succeeded in the world.
Whenever the mass of the people realize
that slavery is a terrible evil, it will vanish
like the dew. Constitutions, laws, States
rights, everything you please, will be found no
Obstacles, but rather helps, whenever the
American people shall realize that their inte-
rest, good name, prosperity and safety de-
mand that slavery be exiled from the country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

ODD1T1Es OF FEMALE CoSTUME.-These
abounded in the reign of Edward III. We
read that at public shows the ladies rode
in parti-colored tunics-one half being OF
one color and the other half of another,
with short hoods and iiripipes (the long
tails of tippets of the hoods) wrapped
about their heads like cords. The girdles
were handsomely ornamented with gold
and silver, and they wore small swords,
commonly called daggers, before them in
pouches, and thus habited they were
mounted on the finest horses that could
be procured, and ornamented with the
richest furniture. In full dress the ap-
pearance of the ladies was as gorgeous as
it was warike. In a work by Pierce
Ploughman, written, it is supposed, in
about 1850, the poet speaks of woman
richly clothed, her garments purple, faced
or trimmed with fine furs; her robe of
scarlet color ingram, and splendidly
adorned with ribbons of red gold, inter-
spersed with precious stones of great value.
Her head-tie he had not time to describe,
but she wore crown that even the king
had no better. Her fingers were embel-
ished with rings of gold, set with dia-
monds, rubies and sapphires, and also
with oriental stones, or amulets to pre-
vent any yenomous infection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

CoTroN PROM CHINA.-Raw cotton or
cotton batting for tailors, dressmakers and
mattress-maEers' use, has hitherto been i'm
ported to California exclusively from the
Atlantic States, but the present high prices
resulting from civil war and stoppage of
supplies from the cotton-growing districts,
is beginning to bring it to our market from
a different direction. Before the breaking
out of the rebellion, raw cotton was worth
more in China than in the United States, or
at least it was so high there that it would
not pay to import here, subject to duties,
but now it viii pay largely, and we notice
that neat packages, containing some FIVE or
six pounds Of ginned white Chinese cotton,
are exhibited for sale by the Chinese mer-
chants Of the city. The Chinese have not
learned the art Of making the cotton into thin
bats, as it is sold in our markets, but as the
process is extremely simple, it is fair to pre-
sumo that they will not be long in finding it
out. We have abundance Of good cotton
lands in California and ought to raise enough
of the article for home consumption, at least
as long as the present market rates are main
tained.-Aka California, Jan. II.
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washoe stock and Exchange Board.
MONDAY, January lS-2r.N.

MONDAY, January lS-Z T. n.
VIRGINIA DIsTRIcT.-Allen, $50 asked
Burning Moscow, 40 bid-l75 asked, b. 80
davs; Honduras, Is asked; Hurst & Mere
dith, s. asked; Iowa, 100 asked Insurance,
u asked; La Crosse, q bid-30 asked
Ponce de Leon, bid Sacramento & Mere
dith, 90 asked; Seneca, s bid-9 asked !;
Sutro, bids asked; Latrobe, IS asked;
Carson and Truekee Wood Co.. IS asked.
GoLp HILL Decentralization 3 10 bid
so asked Baltic, 40 bid-lS0 asked; Balti-
more American, 80 bid; Golden Swan, 40
asked; Golden Horn, Z and bid and 8
asked; Independent, 50 asked; Empress, 10
bid; San Bernard, s asked; Miantonomoh,
10 50 bid-l6 so asked; Eddy, 5 bid; Knick-
erbocker, 40 asked; Stangroom, asked;
Sandy Bowers, % asked; Jenny Lind, bid
% asked Jim McClelland, Is asked Justice
Q5 bi6-lO5 asked Mary Ann, IS bid-60
asked: New Oregon, 10 bid-l0 asked Rock
Island. IL bid-l5 asked; Utah, IL bid; Ma
donna 6 asked; Crown Point Rayine, 10 bid
-I9 asked: Yellow Jacket, No. 225 asked (;
Oneota. Is bid; Gold Hill and Virginia Iun-
mel, IL asked. -, .
ARGENTIxs DIsrHIcr.-North ophir, 8
bids asked.
DEvrL's GATE DIsTRIcT.-Pride Of the
West, $50 bid Sebastopol, bid
FLowERY Decentralization s. asked;
International, 2 bid; Anvil, asked; Des.
ert, Is bid-30 asksd; Uncle Sam, 4 bids
asked.
sales To-Day.
GoLD HILL DIsrRIcr.-Sixty shares Gold
en- Horn, at 81; 1--WE do, at 8; 10 shares
New Oregon, at 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

THE MARYLAND TREAsURE.-The treas
ury Of Maryland is in plethoric condition,
having been the gamer, rather than the loser
by the war and whilst every other loyal
State has made large advaneessand donations
towards filing up the ranks ofour army, and
fitting out the troops raised within their
limits, Maryland alone, if we remember
Alright, has never expended dellar for any
such purpose from her State treasury-whilst
a direct tax has been imposed for the o. s.
Government, and collected and paid into the
State Treasury, the proceeds Of which can
probably be awaited Of as Congress suspended
the law, since the last session of our Legis-
lature, requiring thattax. The great increase
of travel on our railroads, in which the State
is largely Interested particularly on the
Washington branch, by the passage Of SOL
diers thereon, has added largely to our State
revenue, and most liberal disposition Of the
surplus funds should be made by the Legis-
lature towards our soldiers and their families,
as has been done everywhere else.-BGasmore
Clipper.
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Heury CIny Cola ma silver NTininr

Henry Clay Gold and Silver Mining
Company, Palmyra District--Notice Is hereby
given to the shareholders of the above named
company, that at meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees, held January It'll, 1854. an assessment
No. 3, Of fifteen Q9 cents per share, or foot, was
duly levied, payable In .. 8. coin, to the secre-
tary at his Office In Como.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
THOS. BROOKS, Sec'y.
[ Como Jan 18th, 1854 iaf6 I'm
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The Union Ticket.

A. ]. Simmons, the present speaker Of the
Assembly, in letter to the Humboldt Regis
er, after describing the contest over the nom
nation of Congressman and the final triumph
of J. B. Winters, says: ....-
The contest for Governor was between
Mitchell and North. The former was nomi-
mated on the first vote by a handsome ma
jority, receiving the support Of Humboldt
Notwithstanding what may be said derogato-
ry to Mr.. Mitchell by his enemies, our
Judgment is that he will make good Gov
ernor. l served with him on Committee
on Mining Affairs at the last session oil the
Legislature, and had chance TO learn the
man-and although he may not be the most
brilliant man in the Territory, ne mas clear
head, is reliable, honest, and faithful to the
mining interests. NJ 5. Thompson-our
Thompson-was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor by acclamation-no one presumlng
to enter the field against this noble old Pi-
Ute. He did not seek the nomination; de-
clared to our delegates to the last that he did
not want it but We wanted him-and this Is
one Of the very rare cases wherein the office
sought the man. The voting was done rtr0
roce throughout-thc roll being called and
each delegate announcing the name Of his
choice which is much the fairest way of
voting, and precludes deception.
These three nominations are worthy and
deserving the entire support Of the Union
men of Humboldt and should the Constitu-
ton be ratified, we may congratulate our
selves in having such men to administer the
law-such " friends at court"
John B. Winters is clever, high minded,
intelligent whole-Soulcd man. aud possesses
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Territorial Prison.


For the edifcation of those who. contem-
plate the possibility of a forced residence at
Carson, We publish the following report OF
the Warden of the Territorial Prison to the
Board of Prison Commissioners:
CARSON, january II, 1864
To the Honorable Board of Prison Com
missioners for the Territory of Nevada-I re-
spectfully beg leave to submit the following
report:
There are at this date the following named
prisoners, sentenced for the term placed after
their names:
Richard Turpin, for years, from Febru-
ary 22d, 1868.
Thomas Kirwin, for 8 years, from same
date.
Edward Donnery, for 10 years, from No
vember 10th, 1868.
Frank Monroe, for years, from November
18th, 1868.
Thomas Balton, for years, from Novem-
Der 18th, 1868.
John Robinson, for 3years, from NOvcm-
Horace F. Swayze, for years, from De-
cember 9th, 1868.
George Schneider, for 2 years, from Janu-
ary Sth, 1864.
The following named persons have been
pardoned ont on February 23d, 1858:
Charles Martin, taken out on writ of habcas
corpus issued by Judge Turner, and diseaarg-
ed November ID, 1863
John l.. Moore was pardoned by his Excel
lency, Gov. Nyc, March Odd, 1868.
William Cullen was pardoned by Acting
Governor Clemens, November 2lst, 1868.
Charles Butler (colorcd) was pardoncd by
his Excellency Governor Nyc.
There now remain in the prison eight pris-
oncrs. The cells of the prison will accom-
MEDIATE eighteen persons.
The wall around the yard is completed,
with the exception of about ten feet, which
was left for a gateway. The prisoners are
all in good health, and there have been no
deaths or escapes during the year.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
A. CURRY,
Warden of the Territorial Prison.
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POSTAL AFFAIRs.-The PoStmastcr-Gcn
raj reports that during the last fiscal year
the financial condition Of his Department has
been one of unusual prosperity. The reve-
nue. has nearly equaled the expenditures, the
latter amounting to $ll,3l4,206 81, and the
former to $ll, l63,7S9 50. There is good
reason to believe that the Department will
be self-sustaining in brief period Of time.
The whole number Of Post Offices existing
on the 30th June, 1868, was 29, 047, being an
increase on the preceding year of 272 $50
offices have been established and 65S have
been discontinued.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

oUR NAvY.-The increase Of our navy Is
really astonishing. At the commencement
Of the war It consisted Of 76 vessels, only AZ
Of which were In commission. The addi-
lions which have since been made have ele-
waited the country into frst-class naval
power. Our navy at the present date, ac-
cording 10 the report Of the Secretary Of that
Department, consists Of 5SS vessels, carrying
4,413 guns. Seyenty-ive Of these are IRON
clad steamers.
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Jncorporated,

Since our last, the following certificates Of
incorporation have been filed in the Clerks
Office of this county:
The Anna Gold and Silver Mining Compa-
nv, Devils Gate District. Capital stock
$780, 900 in 600 shares of 500 each: Place
S. Etinger and L. A. Hauck.
At San Francisco, Jan. 18th, jackson Min
ing Company, Gold Hill District, Storey
county, N. I. Capital stock $40, 600 in
100 shares Of 500. Trustees-W. H. Bell,
r. C. Paige, n. L; Broughton, F. Lawton,
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LANCf0N'S PIONEER EXPRESS

T EAyES GOLD HILL AT 9 O'CLOCK A. u.
u ana 3 o'clock p n, for Carson City, Silver
CITY. DAYTON and Empire City, returning the s1me
day nd for Virginia, Downieville, Nevada, San
Juan. Nsrysville, and al the principal places IN
EIerrs, PiImAa, Nev.dA and Yuba eounties, Call.
foFnia letter., packages and Treasure traasmIt-
ted With dispatch and security.
: OFPfCE-Removed TO Montminys Fifeprooi
building. on Main street, two doom beig6 ths
Gold Hill ffotei.
Gold Hill, Nov. 18th. le6a nolSM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

Atlantic Geld and silver Whining
Company Pacific Ledge) Devils Gate District
Notice Is hereby given that an assessment Of One.
Dollar per share was this day levied by the Trus.
tees upon each and every share Of the capital
stock Of the aboye-named Company; made paya-
bic within one month, 10 the Secretary, at his
office, No. Is Taylor'S Building; Virginia. N. T.
A. G. KNOX. Sec.y.
January 10th, 1854 jaIs In
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hereby eertffy 70 the best q my knoIiiodgo and
beliof the above named gnAFantOIs are rod and
sufficient a. securities for the amount ioF which they
onoF 70 Be security.
ro be certified by the unitsd stasos DiIsEict At
toFnsy, O0IlectOr Of Customs, or any other olRcer
nndeF the Unfted States GOFoFnmsnf, or Feapoaai-
BE person known 70 this once.
Ali proposalS received under this Advertisement
WIN DO opened and examined at this once on WED
HESDAY and SATURDAY o. each week, 1t Il n.
bidders respectfully invited TO be present At the
opening Of bids, II they desire.
- ~ rFff A. NsBARHINGER,l = ! /,
u II EGaptRiu and Chief Quarf = laHfrFfs =
/. tan2a-tf Department. Of West virginia.
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STR NGERS

TFaIt not youE IfVos. q ssit q The care Of many
knOvlpdEn, name Ct ehAEaotsE, Eho soy M. Sdh1-
GtOnls AdyaFtisement4 or style thsll9lyls b tl8
nsHtpapers, TegnIaFly BdaGatod RAyticl1Il; In6a-
pable 81 Curing, they keep yen tEi1lnE month aftaE
month taking their Amy a1d polaonol8oomp0un
OF - Ing - the smallest Ice en- ~ obtIlIad and
In dasDaif, leaVe you with ruined nellth % HlIh
over your OUu CALLING disappointment ~
DE-. Iohuafon q tn o1lY Physician adWartlIlnE
Hi eredantI1lso o. Diplomas always hang q Lii
onee-i 4 49, aLai4A -rHf rIliJ . laIIa'
Hi romsdIss or tFosfmsnt are unknown % an
othsfss pIgpaTed ron Gllle spent q NJ Eaf hoss
pltA1 q EaFopP, ths fEHt IN the country Gn am1ns
extsp1Vo PEt5dk pEse1Ees than anY 6fkoF PhyaIclEn
N ttle world . .r.l-sl..aI III
ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS.
The mHhy thO1sl1ds cured a. tbs InItitution
Ta1r 9ttar yelFs and ne NUMEROUS impuTlnuI E1rs
gieal Operations poEl1rmcd bY d. Johnston Nh.
nsss4d By the repoF4aa % ne a1sultP ssOllppsEi"
and many qthPr p1parly NOTICES q Wiki haTe NJ
peAre4 again an4 again bsf1rs the publir, bsIifa1
his standlnE a. gaitIsman ofsharnttlT nj rIIDo1-
tiblltys = suitciaut guarantee % thu aflictod.
GKIN DIEKAsE8 SPEEDILY CURED.
Az-N6 letters fucalVOd uhIsIs poSt-paia ana en-
talning stamp % y uIod On thansply. Rolso1s
writing should statg - sud 8U1 pOEtiou q aaVuEs
tlss1lsnt deseri6ing gymptollE. v 80,
JOHN II. JOHNSTON, n. D.,
q '0fthe baltimore Look Hospital, RaIfInors,
tA1S-y MaEyIa6A-
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DR.. JOHNSTON,
TAKE PARTIcULAR NOTICE.

Dr. J. addFussss an thoss Who hays inquired thsn-
aoiVes by impROpsF indulEglgG1oo and B0l1lEy h8b-
fla which ruin both bOdy and mind, ul1ttilg tba1
FIR either balinala, study, society o. marriage
FHn1E arc some q TIE I'D aad melaleholy S1ngtl
nroiuced by saFiy hablts 81 youth, viz: Wsakna1
81 tie BanE and l4ALA RAins In ne Hea4, DlHllels
Heart, DFEuanaia, NgFVu1g IETillblltyS DNIanEss
msnt Ofth6 Digestive functtlul -0Olalai Dsb1liy
Symptoms % C0n11mpti0n eos
SNIENIAEIE@Ehs fsAEfal anpet1 On The MAD -
fiiaeh 70 ba droadOd-Lna Of H0m0gy, Co1l1li11 q
IdeIl DeuFaIIlun n EpTlfl, Egll EUIho1lEly Aver
ion % Roeiety solEDstFuIt Love q Golfldo, Tn
fdity, &c., are some d the evils pr011co4.
THOUSANDS q persons Of AL agea can noU lu4Eo
what 3 the eanse Of their declining health, losng
their ViE0F, becoming weak, pale, nervous al
eulaeiatSd, having Singular appaarH1ee abOut th8
eyes, cough and symptoms q consumption.
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TiI1,CGIPjPjgl& sSke!gtIlIOl Ware

HfAYINa increlaed NJ faeilitipI for Tho manu-.
III Hetpre Of mo RboTe articles, !: am PREPARED
10 an an nrdsri pfomptl and ~ cheap or cheaper
than can % had a any other house IN the city.
keep th6lateSt patterns Of STOWE, both Wood Ind
Coal, and will warrant every Stove. 1 am prepared
aud will giya such 1eb1 ny perIpnhl attention,
spontinF "a Ia dfteri ofali Eldl 4iVAy9 % hat
Copper did heA31 kaftieb md Hfuit cahsof tlS bit
kind also very cheap. Merchants and ethsEs Walt
ing the city win DO Nell % give ms can. =
te2T, 4.,,. ,,It',J - b y. CALDWELL j
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BAL TIMGRE t0GE HOSPITAL
. .z1aI1FSS6aRRc e e sH1Oan 'H0H
= Ss SsasIsss 8ss s SsT xafSn =. Z

DR JoFNsTuNHsg pIsCOVEREDTHEHO MOST
IL Certain, SPEEDY Gna Only Enecta4f Rsns9y
e ne NO. = a s.s - n - 9
potercy, danSFal DsbiIty, NGFVoa.aeas. DylpSplla,
don n ne Hslft, TImlaIty, TrsmblllE. DimlisO
sIFhf or GiddInGss, Disoiss % tie He'd, ThIuas
Nee q 81 Alssssss q Ne ~. 49, -,
ths solitary Habits Of Yolth-those s!cElI I'D -
itary praefiool more fal % thelr victim. than ths
thofr uost bFlllIant 1pel-nf Anllt 1tlo1I Ea1eaf.
ing marriage &c. rpolstoloS :. ~ Ia
( = YOUNG AEN
F1pasfaIlV Who have become the victims q sollilY
Viee, hat dreadful and 1ao!I Snls1 A.
10y NJ y o.t eaaits lsssss sod brili.ss
iateiiset, WhO might othsrgiss have s1tIaaooa II
wako3 % eestHey the llViagIyEe, nay eAn VIII al
MARRIAGE
Married PsFsous Of Young Men contemplating
IFrisSs- being fphysieal
dobilify, defoFmifios speedily cured
No Who places hInseH uldan thD cGrS q DE- }.
nay Faligf0usly eOl1ds in honor q Ee1tem1ls
and eonAdsuily rely upOn hisakiIl - physlsiAn.
II ,5r ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Fnnsaiately cured and Full VlsoE Restored;
This DiItfessine AhectiOn-Whieh tandlf1 Llfseld
sEEss, M sIS
TOO ant "a o0Imlt oEcoaIa9 NON not oen8 - =
ne dEsedal eoasea1SosSs tnSi ~ S5 49,, y
denr fhaf fpr0creation b logt sOonGT -
fh0se falling into Improper habits than - tho prl-
dantI Bosldes bolng deprived 81 ne pleas1le :.
he0ithy ofsprfng the most sor1ou1 and aestFucllse
ETupe0uS % bob BODY and mind aTise. he 49,
6ScSmesdaFanead, he Rhy5ioal and Me1tsl 6auo,
Hone WeakunGd, L0ll lkroeEcAtlSe ~ 70
Tr-jtabliifV DylnapaIa, RAlplta1i0n Of the Heart
LIIdiss-tIGl CoiltItuktnnAl Debility, . glsllng q
the Irama, Dough- Consumption Decay ena Deata
once, No. z South Frederick St.
Len hand do going from BAltinoIe 49,. . -
i T1ll nHt % mhllEUo llo nm
and Ra@SsT a,t b. paid and contain sianP n
D0ct0ra Diploma hnngs n his omee.
A CURE WARRANTED In TWO DAYS
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IPRnPlsALs FOB FORAGE.
oH1E aqAIEI' 10 ne oEg1ee. Ha
a .2s..ss. HS.. y s. Ma 80, issi.

tS1iLi Ut q VII ill9lll!, ,
OunhIlLAHD, Nd, January 1sthS lso4'J
CEALED PROPOSALS duplicate are invited b
snaaIeF's Department IN. the bsPaEtpept eI(tel1t
Virginia e ohsslestea PaLtsE. euTS sed MhssSl ~
ie Of ths baltimore and Ohio RAilFoads - toloHsi
Ciafk SburE, Grafton, New Greek, OlmberiAnda MAJ
finIburE, HaERer's Ferry, Berlin FONT o. 81
o. either Of those places, with Hay, Corn Oas ana
Bids WILDE received for thedSliysEy OfthEee theS;
tonS az HSy IL ffrSW Srf % uaFds aid mnst b ae-
companied BY . copy Of tht! adyertisoment.
uoirts fhey propose 70 make deliveries, and the
fatos a. which hoy WIN mAkg edellyef tneE9lf
thS teEtcis $3.50 e &, RsAsllS
moneod and when TO be completed.
An deliveries must be promptly made within ne
g i iS: ans prompt Pc ssttlsmsDt thsTofoF.
me price must DO written out In words on tn'
The particular kind q description q oats. corn,
hay Of EFEYsCPRspPsd % teEfssEssf s as d
| buShols each; Oats IN like sacks Of about thEos
extra charge g TIE eFnmsnf; fhsHiy and Straw
An article ofisred under the bids herein invites
win DO subject 70 . FIgId inspection BY aGoVern'
j contraets viii be awarded from time to tint
70 lthe lowest responsible bidder, the inter
eStB Of the Government may reqpirei end paIInent
Il Win b made when thRy glplonnt4
Il GhAu have been delivered and accepted.
Il No bids win be considered from parties who hAy
ALL h STssoS to S SSP Ssa guar
Enfy, aigned BY two responsible peESS1ls m
ease the bid e assepted Aa or ny ~
with good and suiiclent suFotiOs In . sum equal II
amount 70 the smount Of the contract. 70 dsliye
foEAgP PFVP6sed, in sqlf9rty ese lse II e
/ % enter into the contract they % make good n
difference between the odsF Of said bidder and IN
neft lowest responsible bidder the person toWhon
Il fh0 contract may be awarded.
The responsibility 0fthe guGrantoFB must be show
BY the odeiAl cSrttheate Of United States DstTte
Jndgo or Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or Othe
IdoTernment omeial, Known by thg.o aaca. III u,
An parties win be duly notified Or the acoeptAne
All proposals must be msdd d duplicate, spa p
lAocDmpaliOd with the oath Of allegiance Of the pa
ty or parties unloSB It has already been placed o.
thlgin this once.
10 bids except in the form prescribed, viii be Es
oeited and only from producers or parties Feguiar
ENGAGED in the business.
The full name and post once address Of each bid
der must BE- written IN th0pF0polhlAaDi1J.sS
| PFObOialsmdSt be addressed 70 Car tain a. Y. Bal
ringer, Chief QuaFteFmAster Department. OF We.
Virginia. Cumberland, Md7 and marked TProPoaAl
n Hank forms Of bids, guarantees and bonds ma
be Sbtainod on application to this Office
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nSeFor tie Removal Of 06strHetiOHs. an
ItkS LasurGnes Of Regularity n The Re
! elgTeRee Of ths Monthly Pssdods.' -'

|, eayTeRes Of the Monthly PsF1ods.'
/ N me cure or obViats those uanarOus digsa!ss
thst spring from irregulsrity, b removing the n
Hey ' cure Suppressed, Excessive and Pain
n They cure Gireen Sickness CChIOEosll-
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YOUNG MEN

WE have injured Themselves b. . oartlln practise
INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil edmpAhIons, or - school, the o1eets %
which are nlghtly felt, even Who1 aaoopg and no
what pity thatn yOulE ma, th6 hDpo'of he
cunnlEI, the d1FlinE a his paroufas ahould -
anafehed from an prospects and eltogmsl1s % lla
BIZ the consoqueneel % d6Tiltt1k from the patb q
nSture andindulEfngt In certain 0gcrgt habit Such
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-28
YOUNG MEN
MARRIAGE

Married Psrsons, Of Young Men eouianPlAtlng
marriage. being aware hyIieAl torgal1s
dobility defoFnlities speedily cared
IN Nc uiaeos himself uldaG thB cAF8 q DE. J.
nav reiIRiously eonIds in hilho1or q REDnemll,
ani eonHdsnlly rely up0a hiSakiIl - . physisian.