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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

~ Soldiers. see to your own health.
dopot trust to the srmy supplies; ohoi-
bra. Fever. and Bowel Compl.ipt, win
follow Jour slightest indlscrstion. r HoL.
LowAYs P1LLs AnD Qurnsxe shosld. be
insvsrys mans kuapssek. The British
and French troops use no other medicines.
n ths reader Of this I" notice" cannot 60,
. box Of Pills or Ointmsnt from the, drug
store in his plscs, Let him write to me,
90 Maiden Lane. enclosing the amount.
and I will mail . box free Of expense.
Many dealers win not keep my msdi-
sinss op hand. because they cannot make
- much profit - on Other persona make.
sS esnss. So cents, and el.40 per box Or
wv
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

CALuNNIEs AsswERED.-Tha mslig-
nant assertion oftbe Leavenworth Bulls-
tin. that Col. JeDnison had never. and
would never 60 where there wa, fighting
to be. done. is appropriately answered By
oar telegraphic accounts Of the battles
with Price. eJennison was constantly in
the mnid., of the fighting displaying the
utmost gallantry, while his slsndersr was
at home. penning fresh malignity. Gov.
Carney and Gen. Deitsler. who have been
abused BY the L.nsitss as Copperheads.
are also reported to have been constantly
in the advance; and from the very start
they have manifested the most praise.
worthy energy in securing the safety Of
The State. But sfl Of K ansss was there.
to see for themselves. The people have
now had an opportunity to judge the tros
from, the bogus, and oil the detractioh
that can Be uttered by hired slsnderers.
will not change the current.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

. ~ A largs party Of mounted men.
the other day. entered the town Of st.
Alb.us, in the oorthern part Of Vermont.
robbed the bsuts of several hundred thou
sand dollars. and murdered some of the
eifissns. They srs Supposed to ,hsys
6ssn rebels from Csnsds. where some Of
them have bsen arrested. aud $3.50. 900
of tbs money recovered. Hopes are en-
,srtainsd that the whole gang win b.
caught. b. *. &GE - sc -r
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

r. H One Of the penalties Of greatness.
is having dogs. stations. aud fools for
namesskes. For instance. II Henry Clay
were slivs, hs would undoubtedly
feel flattered when he heard TIE names Of
H. Cl.y Pate. h. Clay Dean. and a.
Clay Wright.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

H Godey's Lady's Book. for Nov
ember. ison our tsbls. with . bssutiful
double. extended Colored Fashion Plate.
and 6ns steel eogravipe. The Farm
Hooss Porch" It also ooussins piece
of music. Godey.ifo 1865. will sxesl
itself. We shall IN short time publish
the prospectus. II ,s - -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

TSUPERINrEsDkNr OF ssTRucrIoS.-We
have heard Of no candidate for the i'm
portsnt Office Of Su ,erintendent Of Public
Instruction fos, this County. The pams
of Rev. VIM. Bishop. Of Highland. has
been suggested 70 o., as q proper man
foe the position. He has made Educs-
tion the principal business Of his life. !;
and il elected. would perfect our school
system as it should be. snd give bis per-
sonsl attention to tbs schools Of our
County. He Is now Principal Of the
Highland Academy,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

20 ~ jim Lsns .as hang m shssJ. tie
o.hr, dsy, ,by The militis on The border.
WIN doos The lamb love Ella % "g
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

~ Why are Sid NClarks's speech"
like whale blnbbsr? Because thsy r'
pusrils. (purs lie.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20
~ Jim Lane gave a fellow in thi

@ Jim Lane gave fellow IN this
County $3.50. to aid in establishing .
Lane newspaper organ at Wathena. But
the fellow has resolved bimself into sn
organ. and is spending the money in
doggsries. treating the few Lane men he
comes across. That's what we call max
ing Lane men with 3 vengssnce. But it
is well enough to do something to keep
the few remafning disciples from desert
ing. The fellow believes in Poor Rich
ards msIim-"Tske care Of the Penniss,
and the pounds will take care Of them
selves. There is big Lincoln fund at
St. Louis. and $3.50 won't make much
of hole in it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20
H The Baldwin City Observer ha

E The Baldwin City Observer has
dropped its neutrality for. the camp.isn.
and comes out msnfully in support of the
genuine ticket. nominated September
l4th. II the editors Of the Observer ere
deaf mutes. they can nevertheless hear
the truth, and speak it. -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

Wohss. AND MORE OF I've trust
everybody has read the letter of D. w.
Wilder. published last week. He was
one Of Lanes most confidential and ser.
vile followers, and it must have been
somsthing outrageous that conld sstrange
bin. This letter proves what We have
constantly ssssrtsd-thst while Lspe and
his followers claim that they are the only
genuine friends Of Lincoln. be would sell
ont Lincoln and johnson for bis own ben
eft. You hsvs the proof 10 Wilder's
letter. : Lane declares he would rather
lincoln and johnson should ,bs defeated
than bis State ticket in Kansas. Ls. us
sss now whsthsr thoss. Lane msn, who
protested to stick to him becausA he was
The champion Of Lincolu. will leave him.
or stick = him ID his policy of rule or
ruin. Il is now plain Why the Lane
party are seeking to divide the Electoral
sots. Tbs Elsctors must bs oil Lsue
mon, or must be beaten. AZ .io.' -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

SnERrDAs KEEPS ON DolNa rr.-On
the morning Of the 10th. before daylight.
Longstreet's forces made q desperate
attack upon Sheridau's army. at Cedar
Creek, near Strssburg. succeeded in turn
ing it's flank. and capturing 20 pieces of
artillery. Sheridan himself was just on
his return from Washington. and came
up with his army when they had been
driven four miles. He rallied his men.
and succeeded in repulsing the rebels:
and about 8 O'Clock P IN. m ade vigor.
ons charge upon the rebels. routing them
completely. capturing As pieces of ,rtil-
lery. many prisoners. and large num-
her of csissons. smbulances, and wagons.
This is the first attempt at the execution
of Longsreet's boast that he would
smash Sheridan. and then gobbls. up
Washington and Baltimore. r- .aI
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Especial 70 the Chief.l

Kansas CrrY, Oct. %.
Sol. MILLra:-Hard fighting to-day, six
milss from here. Rebels whipped, and retreat
j. q. Urn.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

Eg The Eaton 20. } Rssjasr tells Of
do Joha Gsptnlr. = CoppsrBssd Squire
intbst County. and lesdsf Of the Knights
Of the, Golden Circle. who was in the
hsbit Of going into his orchard and prsc.
ticiuR with 8 revolver, in order to perfect
himsslfiin shooting At Provost Msrshsls
Or detectives on the run snd sudden turn.
until he killed number Of bis sppls
trees BY shooting into tssm! -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

~ Sid. Clarke is running short Of
offices to peddls oht. He, is reduced to
the necessity Of taking the test out Of the
mouths of-some Of the sucking pigs. to
buy up other hungry squs.lers. /, It .is
said that Manning. Of the Big Blue Union.
has had to give up bis Deputy Provost
Msrshalship. But to break the fall. Sid.
gave him $500 in gresn-bseks. Ali
right. The people Of Kansas srs taxed
to pay these little "incidsntals," 2.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

n Why i qas1tioa Ike goose
sggi Bscsuss i brings % Assw.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

Blunt has been stubbornly contesting Prices
advance all day, and slowly falling back.
Prices force is estimated at $4,000. Curtis is
concentrating his iorce on Little Blue. Gov.
Carney teleg,phs from the front,- this p. NJ.
that the danger is very great; to hurry forward
every available man. Troops are being rapid
ly sent to the front. We have no report Of
casualties. The Kansas militia fought like
veterans. ..: .-...
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LEAvLNwoRrH, Oct. u.
Fighting has been going on all day. This
afternoon, the rebels attempted tot pass around
and envelope our left. During this operation,
Gen. Curtis dealt them heavy blows. The re-
bel loss is heavy-certainly heavier than ours.
Among the rebel killed to-day, is the notori-
our Todd, of Missouri. We have not received
detsils of to days battle. Gen. Pleasahton is
pressing the enemy severely from the east.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-20

KANsAs CITr, Sunday, 93d-5 P. n.
A glori.ns day for Kansas and Missouri
Kansas has been relieved from Martial Law.
A general battle has hsen fought, andsa great
victory achieved. Pr,ce's entire army is routed
and. rstresting rapidly South. Our cavalry are
in dot pursuit, together With Pleasanton's force.
numbering 5000 mounted men. The enemy
NAV strike for Fort Scott. but they will be too
closely followed to do much damage. -,-s.7
The battle began early this morning. Yes
terday the volunteers were hotly engaged, and
Coils Jennison and Moonlight did some spIen-
did fighting; but the situation looked preca.
rious for us. when Price occupied the line Of
the Big Blue, last night. 7Gea. Grant, Of the
Kansas Militia. was cut oh. but has arrived
safely at 0lathe. - =
s Gen. Plesnnton closed the bali, on Saturday
night, at Independence, by capturing . large
number Of prisoners, and three pieces of srtil-
lery. s.rag -; ss,. r IA .s :.
This morning, our line was formed Eve miles
south Of Kansas CITY, on the Westport road
Skirmishing eoneinled for several hours, when
the whole force advsncsd. and heavy fighting
ensued. The enemy rapidly fell back, and
formed his line mile and . half from his first
poeition. An artillery engagement easssi, che
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.ailg nteMig
AN Abonl r. ro9i. 10

When, in the year 1861, Che 9th, RiscOn.
sin regiment marched IRON thAt Statesto
the seat of war, it carried with it an eagle.
From that time, through all the marches,
battles, sieges, and VissItudes Of war,
this bird has remained with the command,
and shared its bardships, dangers, and adj
ventures. Whenever the regiment has
Joined battle with the toe, the eagle has
been at its post with the soldier who owns
bin, NJ the head OF Company u. As the
engagement Waxed boI-as:the roar of the
heavy gus shook the earth, and the rattle
OF small arms pierced the dun aud sui
phurous cloud that hung abont the line of
balue-the eagle would flap his wings aud
6cEcRst and widest Of his screams. Twice
he has been wounded In action. one ball
cutting away great portion of his tail
feathers. But he has never turned tail to
the foe. he has gone with his regiment
through seven States, fit companion aud
emblem of the heroes of the Northwest
He is now at home with the veterans re-
crniting, and there is not a banner or q
"broker" in the United States that brings
men to the regimehtal flag as FAST as this
war-eaRle of the 9th Wisconsin, Thou!
sands flock to see him, and his sharp,
shrill CRY is always heard AZ morning and
evening, with the ftes and drums Of the
guard. The people of Wisconsin are de-
termined that when the war is oyer, aud
the eagle comes home again, he shah be
kept at the public expense, in the Capitol
grounds at Madison.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

INTERVIEW WITH JoHa BRIaHr.-The
London correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette says:
~ bad the pleasure OF long converse
ton with John Bright the other day, who
hOlds most uualterabie faith in the near
approach Of the end Of. the rebellion. He
is also very warm in his desire. for Mr..
Ltncoln's Observation-Disclosures would pro-
duce grand effect 10 England, by conyin.
cling the people Of the solid purpose Of the
American people, and quoted the words of
a distinguished friend OF the southrons, a
member of the House of Commons, that
such re election would be the heaviest blow
that the North could iplli6t Oh the South.
he does not care much for. the criticisms
on Mr.. Lincoln's sloWness, though he adj.
mits that change of cabinet should be
demanded; for the rest, he says: "Mr.
Lincoln is like a waiter in a large eating
house, where all the bells are ringing at
oncei he cannot serve all at once, aud so
some grumblers are to be expected.pg nj
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

In a graceful human step the heel lis al
ways raised before the foot is lifted from
the ground, as if the foot were part of a
wheel rolling forward; and the weight of
the body, supported by the. muscles of
the calf Of the leg, rests fora time on, the
fore part of the foot and toes, There id
then bending of the foot in a certain de-
gree. But when strong wooden shoes are
used, or any shoe so stiff that it will not
yield and allow the bending Of the foot,
the heel is not raised at all until the
whole foot rises with it; so that the mus
cles of the calf are scarcely used and, in
consequence, soon dwipdle in size and al
most disappear. Many English farm SER
wants wear heavy, stiff shoes, and in Lon
don it is a striking thing to see the dri-
Vers of country wagons with fine robust
persons in the upper part, but with legs
that are aeshlsss spindles, producing a
gait that is almost awkward and unmanl
ly. - r
The brothers of these men, who are
otherwise employed, are not 50 mlsshn-
pens hat a pity that, for the trihe
edl An example Of this kind is seen in
Paris. There, as the streets have few or
no side paVements, and the ladies have
TO walk almost constantly on tipuoe, the
great action of the muscles of the calf has
given conformation of the limb and foot.
to match which the Partisan bellies proud
challenge all the world-not aware, prob.
ably, that it is a defect in their CITY to
which the popularity of their form is in
part owing. ~
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PROPOSALS F6R FORAGE.
CHIEF QUABTBRaiAS IaR;s OFFICE,
DEPARElEtf o. WEI VIRGINIA,

!, f- s, 1NBRRT Ann. Mn JaITor-v IsfI1r IPSA [
CEALED PROP0sAI ~ !, ;i;,,IjsotS y - t;t ~ n,
- fhe Aubd6fSIS6SfF to S6te;S, T,S.N onSrtscs
masteF's Department In the n SI-e
virginia AT OhSFleStnnf paFksSIhnSs-. And ybeel.
Ing West Va ana me sc,sreI i nsIots On az
line of the BRltimSre and Ohm FSiIfSd a foiloSs:
OaFksbdT fIFaiEoBI New ores. CatmberIand, Mar
tinSburr, aSrSerS Fsrrv. pSTiIn. Point Of SRoeIz
and incudInK HagerstoJSn md PredeTiok oity Md 3,
or either Of th6se Win Inv Corn ia Ma
STRAW, . SO JsfG "
Bids will be EsceIyed for the delivery ofthree thuti.
sand 10000 bushelS OF Corn or OatS and hityd6OS
tons Of Hay OF straw and MP Eatds and must b acz
cOmpanitSibY . copy OF this GdVsrtlssmeht 5IJ y.
Bidders must state at which of the above named
points they propose TO make deliveries Add die
rates at which they will make delIvsrfes thetaat
the quantities Of each Artlcls proposed to be dsIit
cred, the time when Saidl delivery sall be com.
msneed and when 70 be completed. ;,
ALI deliveries must be promptly made within the
time and for the quantftiei and iaGcbpted
TO insure prompt settlsment Therefor n = = -
The price must be written out In vorla ON tbs
bids. - 80 SssFSF'"| Fhtl97F M : az Z
The PartienAF kind OF description Of oats corn,
hay or straw, proposed TO- Be deliTered, TnnSt ~
stated In the proposals,
Corn to be put up ia good skouk "a al ts,o
bushels each; Oats In like ssekEl ~ ,lont tEtAs
bushels each; sthe baeks to be- furniRed, Without
extra charge to the Governmsnt the Hay and straw
An articisS offsfsd under the h,ds hsr.injnyitAd
will be subject to rigid iulpection by a Govern
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THR Music OF THE HUMAN Yo1cE.-The
influence of temper upon the tone of the
human voice and human actions deserves
much consideration. Habits of queru-
lousness or ill-nature will communicate a
cet-like quality to the singing as infalli-
bly, as they give quality to the speaking
voice. That there really exists amiabie
tones is not an unfounded opinion. In
the voice there is no deception; it il 10
many an index to the mind, denotine
moral qualities; and it may be remarked
that the low, soft tones of gentle anna
bic beings, whatever their musical endow-
ments, seldom fail to please, besides which
tho singing ofladies indicates the cuItiya.
tion oftheirtaste generally, and theembel.
liBhment of their mind
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

Tan question has been asked, why IL is
considered impolitC for gentlemen to 90
In the presence OF ladies in their shirt
sleeves, while it is in every way correct
for the ladies themselves to appear before
gentlemen without any sleeves at ALT
WHERE should captain of packet
ship keep his poultry In the halchway.
WHEN do and not make ~ When
they are ~.
Nav DANISH GArE.1DAsh my sobles-
WAY is bliudmau's buff like sympathy7
Because it iS feeling for others.
SoMD men not only forget their own
names when they are drunk, but forget
themselves when they are sober.
Moon MoRR LIKRbY-An s.incorriRible
young thief is more likely to attain Eags
before honesty" E
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az DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCEI

Ehea the. misguided and imprudent y5tury Of
pleasure hnds that he has imbibed the seeds OF this
painful disease It too often happens that an Illtinel
senss q shame, Or dread Of discovery, deters him
nom applying to those who, from dRcaton and
resPectability, alone bsfrend him. DELAYING TN
the constitutional symptoms Of this horrid disease
make their appearance such liberated sore trOat
limbs dimness Of sight, Deafness nodes on the shn.
eones and arms blotehes ON The head, face and ex-
nemiues1 progressing with frightful Fapdity till at
AAE the palate of the mouth the bones of the uoEe
al M ana tile victim OF this awful disease becomes
hornd object Of GommlseEatton, until death puts
period TO his dreadful sniieringu Ly sentlnp him
to-Hthat Undiscovered, oountrS froin Vbonse M
traveller retuFns.n
1tis aleiansioly aet that thousands fan victim.
70 lhs terrible disease, owing 70 the unskInIness
o. q ignorant pretenders, who, by the use OF that
DeGaty totson, Mercury ruin the constitution and
make the residue OF life niseraLie
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/ ENDORSEMENT OE THE PRESS.
The many thousands cared at this institution
y sE SILef year sud the numdrOuS Important suts
slYsh operations performed by Dr., Johnston Wit.
messed Oy the reporter OF the s'sun,' '.Cipper,"
ana many ether Paperss notices Of which have Gp.
ha standing as geGtleuian II and rssroa.
stptltty, 2 z guqacient guarantee 70 the adicted.
+ SKIN DISEASES sPERDILY CURED.
;AS-No letters received unieIs post.paid aud con
tanning stamp to bs!used oni th0Feply. Persona
EIlhB should gtate age, and send portion ofadVer>
tissment describing symptoms iF
JOHN n. JOHNSTON, N. D.,
OF the Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore,
lAAqqsl9Kf59siG sa1nIqi,ft Maryland
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themseives by certain practice
INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently learned
nom evil Companions, or at school, the effects OF
which are tightly felt even when asleep and Il not
SuFea te9deEs marriage impossible, and destroys
What pity that u young man; the hope OF bis
country, the darling Of his parents, should be
matched from all prospects and enoyments of life
BY the consequences Of deSfStihg from the path of
iataFe audinduls ing in certain secret hAbt Such
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gHO.W. yonNsos.. soll.El - - ~ .,nn.en,
aiddIes, Harnlleasa.lI Trunks "a O.

~. i,s TeiWHoLEsALRsk RREAII,.is7i 1900,
4sssHLkPPARD No.1S1 Main sEttetg u,
IHa4icn, vi time to keep on hand iSreSSs
~ L9e1t 81 AZ artielesin hi5 line conduit
NJ sq3 11 a BaEl, sateEeIS;
Fweuld can attsntiob Il, q 4
t1ss ~ strict attention and promptH a
ftle public patronage SoG
BEE HS4 o. Z! 4 pro
- = =. Min BtfOet ~
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that a sound mind and body are the mot
deeossary requisites to promote connnbIai hRppi.
hesa Indee5, without these the journey throusb
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect botT.
~ darkens to the view; the mind becomes shAdOved
Win despair and filled with the melancholy reflsc
" til our own 's'''N
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

= beEAhllAHhD AS A1RERUGRl sPRnn
- -. QUAOkNRY.-&G
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
= ing Rail Road.1 y y

At CieTsisn d Il ToIs p ~
49, ~ thnskyt Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
All points in the NORTH WEsF. With
detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson
S6leago and the NORTH WEsI9!r With
...,-., S!syelsnd Erie B. B. for Erie, DIM
IA n Kirk bufhl0And Niagara Falls. with
cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati fol-
f'iH1'S-4sas 9resthne} Delaware, ooIumbuB and
Cincinnati. sFfSSi
st Hudson With, the, g: r. r. forl onyGtoea
y,tigl tta1 lS, Akron, iIlersburgh and Wo0s.
At Alliance, with B: TT NJ 4. ORR. Goroanton.
.-rtE & .SaAsshlon, Wooster, Salenl,Rhou Go.
.Il4; % lnm6ug aud Chicago. fgIS Q4iAaf
AEsts9p9nNllte VAIN y. 80. Line and Al lRRlLkIR
,st l.s /, With GO. i. tor GAINESVILLE Nav
- 2,tut O. ark Columbus &eniA, Dayton. Indi,
$50 sal as annapolis, CalrQS Cincinnati, louisville.
- f-.-Id sJISks Louis St.1J Joseph and all points
Il .yilsl - III st and south West! y ,sftst Z
l61enrSloh EieEetB to Pittsburgh and return 81 LOO
~ AtNAY4 % low andtimssmpeh quicker than
my otheEFonte,4 tggls E.Ye, mai -, =.
tAsegGh E1eketA 70 All points In the West, North
9 9 East can be procured at the ONCE under the
aelt9re Aopseb sBhsolings Va. OF, with Ticke4
gent 9t BEldgsport q g, fses IN
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates 70
n Point by this road aud it, conn ecfions
10 inc East North, West and Northwest al ofioe
inuqeE MLnEe House, or with Pt. Agent at DridQS
'PoStsJatep' sss,l VIII. D+TRRRY, Agent, = Il
Leu ihi.ilJ L-t'+ar4's g.a4iH as3Hheeling, VA.s1
si1us1 oJd3'J5 ta4D. B.WILLIABiS, Agent, -
n. MeoUILQ UGH, President. u " 'll' o..
y. 4YkRS, Scr, Ticket Act. i 5uoy16
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Capt. a. " BAaRISaER. Chief Quar- ermastSr Dcpart.
ment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, sd. .17i5fle

: io ,,g. i M +. GUARANTEE. 49,, -
We, the undersfgned, residents 0f----- In the
County o., and State Of, hereby Jointly
and ssTorally covenant with the United States and
guarantee In the E0regoing bid of4-bO.
aecspted that he or they Will within ten days alter
the acceptance Of aid bid eKecuteth contract for
sum eqaaltO thu amount the contrant toituruish
the forage proposed In conformity to the terms OF
bid was made, and in case the sAid-shaIl faIIEto
enter intoa contractas Aforesaid, We guarantee TO
make good the difference between tho Ofier by the
sAtd--And the next lowest responsible bidder
or the person to whom the contract may be awarded
Given under our hands and seals thiS-day OF
PitnasS. 80 .-5- u - 49, fi --'t1-' 81 !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

Married, Person4 or Young 81 en- contemplating
being aware Of steal 6rpanIS
ade1lHt detornittes speedily cured.
he who places htnsel under the care of Dr. ]
may retgiously eonhde In his honor aS ReptlernAn
and confidently rely ppbn histkill as p6ySielSa.