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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08

'"'' nave very h"'"'"''! SUES 'S''o ''','"
io' rIe''''''s' we nave '"""o one WING"
the 'se'' "'vs'N''en' en- ''.u' o,sH 70
be '""'I''r VIM ana "n'h 1t 'h'sn, ,'''
s' an'hor'y 'n 'he Fi''''',''aS no" "'''s
hnd' as wen AS ga l"'''h''u'n OF '''o''
"h'ch nave already trans P'e'' JOIN
brNfAS is '.e reporter o' 'n' care ''e
mania Is o' "'''" VE''"e WIZ" '''
points 'dl"''cH.'o' US wen '' ''' manner
oi c"n'n'''ns '"e '''"'' we l''t''' TO '''
r''"'e. Ci'''sI'AN' "h h'' l'0'''l "
lA' ''''''''' wy ''""'' '''''i'' '''' ny
'He ""m' "' rA''"''1 "i'' ''se'''' '''l
were ,owp''''' i' J'NfH y .'''''b" " TOW"
c'lIei VANITY fa''. h"t 'h' 'i"'''e'S oe-
Sp'>e' 'h' S'"sA"' ''''''' 'o' ''''' 'uU
Ie'nSe' To in' E' cay u''"'''' 1t was h''.
uced. also 'h' 'h'lr l'"su's' was no
p'rr'seiy th't ~p"h'n'n ape town "H" i'ai
''e' dress was mot accounting 10 '"' '">"
ions prevalent m vanity fair' as ihey
p'>Seo 'hi'"E" ii'' ''''e'S u" u" l''' ''"'''
I''''" "'."'N5'y "'N'u ''''h " d" .
Wal y"" '"y h"' '''' '''''''''' TOOK
'ns g'"''Iy "N'n hH' 'o'' y" @ '"y
me 'f''"' NJ "''' arc '"'''''"''' ''',''
q great '''Wo'' ""A ''','' "''' "'''e' ''''
worthy liSF'H'>' !" P e@ ''''" ."' 'P''"'''
amt 'h' people "' tue town "' '''' ''S''N-
e' to arrest h''h 0I'''i'ii'N ana rAlI"
FrL' ana h'l' '''m ion eN'n'"''''o' me
accused ilonh'y '"' m'.'IE ''Pil'' 20 az
the inierroga'"'lrs mace NUt 'heir Pe!S'-
cntorN were NOT sal'sheo' so they took
Them oni beat them and oeSm'ared them
with dirt, and put them INTO coEe that
they might bee moa'"Speriacle 10 all iha
men OF the F"ar but there were some
juStmen in tue town, who were moved ny
the wrongs inflicted ON The pilgrims, can't
they began TO check and blame the bas"r
sort for the continual abuses done by them
to the men" For dis these benevolent
persons were ,t'gmatiscd as 'sylnpathscra,
and the reporter Says' the rowniace "let lily
at them, counting thema bad as the men
IN the cage, andielling them that they
we'd cotrderotes, and should be made par
takers OF their misfortune
At last 1t was determined to pat them
on Trial for their lives, and the Judge Sc
lecled was Lord llAreaoop. The charge
in substance was that "thcy were enemies
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08
ReRd the fddoWing;
(76SiimoHid Of Bis sarah Gohid.l
ALBANY, NEW Yt

(Icstinl0Htd Q ans. hdfdh Gohld.)
PRoT DEMuNm Two years ago my scelp fe,sme
diseased and my hair comm enc to all out yer, as
1ae disease spread nth my sa'a'p was com lete
lt became very psinlu my est at niPl wRE
broken, the burniDg and itching rtnsstion Wat N tip
portable; wouid nrlly remedy r1fr rmtdy, ih
only momentail ,c,i,r ] colb.n,u s,Ntnl ih,s-
,las Of tlis city. WAS informed by them u IA the
disease with wlich nv % affected was q . sPil
Rh nm and thet & q p, ttAtht me. unt
your advertisement H.. sencluded to consult sou.
You assured me that you would eradicate tie diatast
and restore my hair, which had become yeiy Tin
With that ns snranco placed myself m your hands
and the results are, lave uSuriunt head Of hmi'
sail out. Respect ully yours,
Mas sAnAH Govtp, No; li7 South Pearl stree,
HiH n iact Acknowledged by Rl Who have used ihe
Hair Restorer, and their name Is Legion that II Is
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would efectually and permanently restore tho
hair Of those who are bald, aud prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly increasing sale Of Restorative
~ the strongest eylaence OF the manifold benefits
conierrng upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence Of the public las been obtained and
heS all unto IN attesing to its me riI and yea snpeI
CVER ALL PREPARATIONS
verintrhduced / do not recommt nd my pre- yaia-
months, as At iss simple imIossibiy, and totally in
consistent with the laws Of Nature. 10 those vi oRre
skeptical or incrednlos, Will make bona hdo offer;
will forfeit $1,000
Zone Thousand Doars) II I fail to cure the wont
cases Of partial Ladness, under fneen years stand.
THE ONLY GEN INE HAIR REsToRER.
This wonderful remedy Is SOLD BY druggiss gpner.
II YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT " sRRp
FOR m.
N.B.-Curcs guaranteed in every case whore ut di
reehons for 80 are implicitly oteyed
- Priee's ~ p'r holpls, "a, Gr 5H sotes s 81 toi
Sole Proprietor, No. 90 Crfnge suCtt,
teladlg ALBANY. New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08


pn 6 MARTIN. rnE MiLnoNAIRgs oF''HGH
GuHoRv The lucky incident which made
milouaircs Of pay & Martin Of "llieh Uol-
born by the sale of their famous backing,
q as follows:
Day was a hairdresser in humble way,
and was bcneGesnt in the extreme One day
soldier entered his shop, and stated that he
had long march before him to reach his
reeimeug that his money WAS gone, aud moth
ing hut sickness fat ne and punishment
awaited him, unless he could get ON a coach.
lhs worthy barber presented him with n
cuneR, at which exhibition of kindness the
grateful soldier exclaimed. "God bless you,
sir how cau repay YOU for ths2 | h,ve
nothing in the word except pulling dirty
piece Of paper from his pocket--"a receipt
l1r black ing; il is the best ever was seen;
many hall punra baye had for it from the
ollicer9, and many bottles have sold may
goH be able 10 get sum-thing for it, To repay
this you have given to poor soldier your
kindness | never can repay or forget
Nc Day, who was shre wd man, inquired
toto the truth Of the story tried the blncking
and finding it good commenced the manu-
fcuro and sale Of it--wilh what results, the
magnificent fortunes Of the partners amply
attc7t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08
sper,slDi, stci, t, the crc,nna,i G,z.eto.


We have passed the most quiet d-y OF any
Since Hood sqt down in front Of this city.
So far rs | have been ablo 20 ascertain.
nothing Of Importance has occurred upon any
portion oi oar lines We hive had nn unu.
sunj amouat of firing between the skirmish
crs, aud sone caunorading by our own aril-
cry.
A'the hour write this (6 p NJ the thnn-
der of some heavy guns on our right is shak.
Ing the buildings like an ,arthqaake, but the
firing is not rapid enough to crente alarm.
Forrest has not yet crossed the river Our
cavalry are feeling very confident in view of
conf 81 with him
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08

For less money than any other Clothing House IN
Ds ton We beg leave to remind the public that we
stand IN connection with large Wholesale Cloihng
Ma9nheiunng House in oincinratl, which certainly
enables US 10 give the above induc, ments
90 We are constantly receiving the latest styles Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08

SINGULAR OccURRENcg Yesterday, OF one
of the cemeteries in this vicinity, the mortal
remains OF brave soldier from the front,
where he felI gloriously in the cause Of his
country, arrived, attended by those who sin-
ccrely mourned his los4 Solemn was the
procession Of sorrowing friends that attended
to pay the last rites to his memory. Unfor
tunately, however, when the sacred precinIs
of the dead were reached it was found that
the grave had not been dug and no prepara-
tons made for the mournlul ceremony There
upon diseispute aroSe between the sexton
aud friends, which resulted in the shooting of
gentleman seriously in the thigS- Iudias
RdpoGs Sentinel, 10Th
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08

A Man Suor NEAR LAEoGA-A singular
and fatal case OF shooting occurred few
days ago near Laaoga, Montgomery county
A man named Dickinson became very mnch
excited upon the subject OF religion, and
sent for a neighbor named West to come TO
aud While in the uct Of praying, was shot by
Dickinson through the breast from side TO
side The wounded man Immediately arose
and commenced defending himself as well
as be could with n small knife, hut soon fell
down dead Dickinson was arrested the next
morning when it was discovered he was a
raying maniac --Ncto Albany Ledger, 29ih.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08

General Scott presented his look to Gener-
al Grant with the inscription, "from tho old
est General, in the world, to the ablest " This
is correct except in two particulars, viz lst
General Scott is not the oldest General in tbe
world, aud I'd, General Grant is not the ablest
General in the world. Otherwise il is oil
right, with the trling qualification that it ia
not original, as General Washington, in his
day, received sword from European Gen
eral bearing the same inscription
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08

PittsburR has one foundry for about each
thousand OF its population, and dozen drink
ing saloons for each found-dry.-PreRfics
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08

Henry Ward Beecher, in his Thanksgiving
speech, aluding to the recent election, said !:
"The minority did not initiate the damning
sin OF the Souh and fly to civil. war. This
noble aequiescence is worthy Of all praise. I
az, proud Of those opposed Their con,
duct is noble Whether right or wrong before
they are all right now
I'VE have Published this before, but it is
well to keepit before the people
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08

THINK or Ir-Thcre are 10000 prisoners
on each side, eays the Sumter Watchman.-
Give 10 each prisoner family, and imbua
them all with the principles of religion, and
you have al once great State. AS il is, yon
have so, 600 victims Of a cruel war, pining in
captivity, and dying OF disease; and perhaps
5000 women and children frettng at home
and mounting the absence of their captive
kindred Asd yet the war goes on the wine
press OF human wrath continues to redden the
green carpet Of earth with the crimson tide
Of human blood; and The cloud grows darker
over the land, and the red lightnings fash
more ierccly And all this in Christian
land and in an enlightened age, and amoug
people whose hoast it is that their mission
is to send the Bible aud the missionary and
the light and principles OF mcrciful d,spen.
salion throughout the world God help us
What q picture for angels to contemplate
Whata picture for the heather to look upon
What picture for Luciier and his dark train
Of iuries 10 ,hnut over God help us
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08

CELEBRATED AUTHORS. Steele wrote excel
leEily on lemperance-whtn sober, Sallust,
sho deolaimed 20 eloquenly against the i.
centiousnes3 of the age, was himself de-
bauchee Johnson's essay on politeness is
admirable, but he WAS himself perfect boor.
T gloomy verses Of Young give one the
blues, but he was a brisk lively man. She
comforts OF human life, by b. Heron, was
written in prison, under the most distressing
circumstances The miseries Of Human
Life" by Bereslord were on the contrary,
composed in a drawingroom, where the author
was surrounded With every luxury Az the
friends of Sterne know him 10 be selfish
man yet as writer, be exoeled in pathos
aud charity, at one time beating his wife, at
another wasting his sympathies over a dead
dunky. 50 Seneca wrote in praise Of power
ty on a table formed of solid gold, with mil.
hons let out at usuIy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08

IiYERYBOLY il being cured oi his distroi sing
IL disease by the usc of
DR.. Stricklands Piic Remedy
Read what those say who have used ":
Mr.. Charles W. Land. am, oi Louisville, ard Nj. j.
HaEarde, Cincinnati, o both cured Ter uairg
one pot of DR.. Strickand's Pile henCdy They say
they have tried ything hut ud obtain no rchei
hut one Pot Of StrieklRnd's Pile R,medy eftctGd a
perfect after suffering for many y'Hrs with tie
worst kind Of Piles. They recommend eyety tIa
who IL suffering TO iyit.
Ask for
DR. StriGkldnds Pile Remedy
Sold by all druggists. IS ots pot Maunfaotureda Al
No. East Fourth st, Cincinnati, o. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

Whehis carefully selected and well made. Call and
examine our stock OF Clothing, before purchasing
elsewhere, at
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08
Made No MISTAKE IN their number and SION,
wuIoH hangs our ANp READS

sCHwAR Rz &c ROsIrT.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-07

Redang's Russia &alve
ii-ala uiI sares
,Reddina' a Russia @aive
c",-s nurn> SeaId- eut-
RI dd!ng'A Russia SaiVe
cae-s NaiUd', A.n.sss. 'paius
Roeding's Russia SalVe
Ca,,s Bas, ulcs,s Cauerrs
Reading's Russia Sa1ve
cn'- au Rnsam rils~ a'y'ile,-r.
r. 1ding's Russia SAlVe
Cure RiasToym sosasi y, 81
HufaNiL. saorle RI wirs"ur II
Onls - Cata q I'm.
fnR A,L ny
} ? btvssiiil.. ta +ii IL, sI4-, N.g Y,t
5. W. IoNtr e. tv 4 fsrloAi s,r,tt. ln=tu5'.
And by A,lt a,s,- au4 '''snui ;''rtsspefr
su ~
q
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-07
rhe Rev Jacob seohler,


We'll known AID much respected amouE the Germsn
population IL this ccun'ry, akes ths following STATE
lASoyRR, Pa, Feb 49, 1853
Dsar Sirs s:--IIaving realized in my family important
beneliis num the al yunr valuable preparation -
MlsfAh's B.IsAM of Wild gmRHAY--t Ahorda ne plea
suDe in g,cgiunvud to the pube. Some eight yeare
sg5 my dAnghsrs seemed to bs in decline and
80 LuLes vi iEur reeoysrY ree estetiained. thsh
nenr,,r. A Of Y0ar excellent LAs IN anu nsloie
III mad taken tn. whole Nf the content o. lhs bIle
il,efr was 4 great improvement in her health nave
la ing ndlyJual case, made irequent uHeo g"as 'A
able nedleuT, AID Aaye g!WASh heen beheh''el uy W.
JACOB sEcIILER.
FROM Jessie mitI, Esq Prssldeni % the
Morris County Bunk, MOrrt-tOWht
New Jersey.
oUsyIur used Dr. wIsrARa Bats.M or WILD CHERRf
for about ieeD years and having realized It's DeneheA'
results 10 my family Il a9rds ne great pleasure 10 70
commencing 1t 10 ths public as 94lnahe femeuy ~
cases Oi weak lungs colds, coughs &C., aud FemeIy
which consider TO be entirely innoeent, anq may ue
taken with perleet safety by the most delicate IN health
From Hon John Ic, Smith, II Distinguish
cd Lanyer IL estHllnsteT, ma.
Ihay. gu several occasions used pr. WsfAn's BAlslM
OF WIN CHERRy or colds, aud also with decided
benefit. know Of no preparation that IL mere tmeAe
ons or dererYing u general Hsa.
The BAsam ha4 beaa uaai with excellent eieet by
j. D. ELLIolr Merchant, Halls Cross hoads, Md
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
None genuine uules' aligned 81 BUTTS" on Tho
wrapper
For sale by
D. j. DlN6s;CpE. No. Asi Broadway, New York;
s. w. tOWLRa CO. rrUl lletuts, D3ston.
And b. all Druggists.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-07
FARMs AND HOUSES FOR SALE.
STRAW WANTED.
NOTICE
For Sale.

..-. For sale.
4a.ars A GOOD FARM neat Dover containing W
Eil&W Acres. The Improvements consist Of nav
hiiH house with good barn aud necessary out build
iS&kzA ngs, Terms easy.
HlLYARD 8 co.
.I. clio Market street.
Mar1t. WILMINGTON. Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-07
STATE OF DELAWARE, /

STATE OF DELAWARE,
Executive Department.
|. Samuel NJ. Harrington. ,lr, Secretary of
State Ut the State OF Delaware, to hereby oerii-
iy that The foregoing is correct copy Of an act
of the Gineral Assembly of this STATE, entitled
can Act to raise Teyenne for this State. passed
at Dover, August u, A. a., "a; Tue same
having been compared by Ia lh the original
rolls NOW in my office
1n testimony whereof, la, yreunio set my
hand and official ) 1T Dover, this
fifteenth day OF Aus' d. The year Of
- our Lord one thousand eight hundred
sixty fonr.
SAML. NJ. HARRIadToH In,
Secretary Of State.
August lG. ls6f-3moa.
$4,000 To Loan,
ON good BONDS and MoRTGAdEs, 4ppiy to
WM MGCAULLkH
COG Market ST., Wilmin ton, D-l.
N. B. Also several heuser for sale,
NAV b
YARNS AND HOUSES FOR SALE
Several arms fore sale in New Castle County; al
Houses in all part Of the CITY of Wilmington.
WIN MeCiULLEY CO.,
jyl 6os Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-07
49, TlNgTAIID
Mutual Liia Tnsuranoe Company
CASH AND NOTE s}HTEN.
lmpoftent % III. larJ5. iacs es. Fiction.


A PEI ioN AGED 2e CA fsi ao an 4is Lie 10 the
n NEo ESerhp Nc isg aAa1 70NfASy. ly
peting s7l 35 in caab, -ii H.,' ..- lla Gm9uui.
Ia ~ asi ,6lis'aa.as l4 f|si sfA uTa 7.tet0.
Tla a. plsn 4lIs eoi - aea 4U C1h pAa adds
Do Eyi. CDarsns zl7 if-idsnj usaprllal 10 esi,.
cent N 1igs ita reducing ID. ai49ua af b3ti rim
riial Hftt lnieft t
10 b. tye5 a dpe'l, lhd h,I- oc tleiH ns.I nnder
the no seatu would reielge 5000 less tie rots nm.
T7id' mo t.sa VIZ Wy only 5000 would ls Iail
a r e3 h-sl 81 v-a infural n tho Ngw EyLsyb
MrEtAt hts i,990 llo3 Hftmly tll1Oin cash Ind a
uge iHi IO t1f'a -l. ANsIta year tilee be EN- ieG
ln d "a .ae y taan a4' few month"; syr-
csiSeis pit 9a4G iHaD5a t.iat-.s tle wla W would
iiHvf z 'aA nls l-t fl- 20 worth \
iheu-a- i1ml 4 ts,vV tAs puhse
1uaAi alA .Nt lu"f.l.tI lai.'uI "a lew
,N au. Ilf '44f hin.l l. U I-Hlf. vi ss i.t .,k n
sarfst. 2 Waf sY.,i tHfi.on ii-e guetl.t IApr
~ fnE h.Hiu eAFdlla ot .-'u fB s4laE-y ran 10
aHe ~ taf 44N N.4. .nf tt.i 70 uuIiriy 4u6red
iy 1ll ~ fipellfs .tt Uuulues- anl d. s n oi
sItA luts lltll- NuraJeul
ghs aleti 4us. ol HeN Clufgai aiUsl.... l5yose1
O. tA7 q ~ -ells ili at c1nlit us t'l tirf tUo
Goi4 ptaay mltc i1 ll1est i14gis.sn i4 la i0iiy,
lahoD hf3 ttsesa.i
qlef o4e,tpl a r7aaHee Paraa1 t5, 81.
ibe tslg I.ag WI be ilrti4l. "a ON application.
w J. STROUD, NJ. Q., lodical Examiner
AT dIg Dta 0Nu 3 s. ttl Hi lI {. 4 lJiJak.
sE4ALaNCL
te,rra lt u.4t E ,auie G1alsia, Tt,
4i.l. WD . ira4 l}sy. j. ~ bilss, i d.
6 3 tIN0 81 fs0s y
"07 nN fH. itliuE 4 lral,.s,
d. RN y 05-o o,nD, Sya. i. I'm sai-b. i,I ss3,
1ht E A As1s blser hgulns,
e7 B IL .iene
fEER IA 81 s"E'E. agent.
Job y 2 tY A23 Chef 9ges', fdR3itlD6iq.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-07
a:EisUVAE
JAMES BRADFORD
VOuLn feprethiS inform hi- irsn'lp sud lhe puilt

MOULD pepretsiily Inform h- irirnis sud lhe pniic
w generally, itst he has
Removed to his New Store,
Nos. fna i Etsf 1hifi hGr.f, nsay BdrEsL,
Wi sanEGTuK DEL.
Where he VIII Leen constantly 40 hHnd inl st,rs OF
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
His iacnt- il ,nb iustig The busiusss most
enlarged ird " he Aiust satisia,f,Hy
not equhl he any ntisr r-fsdist,p,tt IA Tie tiAie
whilst STOCK !. it' tl4an iu any between Fhiia-
phia Hi tslIt mipi~ lie ieiufL- hi. thaHtz To hi-
patrons ilr ratt i ton bpt"urs hrsi0We I'd upHn
him, and Ani ly ..tt nih - hurinr'- ueit
and reeei NH tfui.uWaArb' ii Ar ia'Hrs Ia t- lea
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-07
saal,Ia , ~ ~ 1Il--l.17fal Nl0lll, N. i.
Wa FwOWs:
HARLAN ~ 59OTa@Rs,
-tHr T. fr.ri
40. 3 EAST 5G10ND STREET,
hf NWti.9.
tViues. LtlJfr. ow6 fsT0qcriag
-NVe o. 'ooa1I -'-Itt
I0HI0THaE IIlI- ~

Wines, lfHuo 9Dd Groceries.
raiIJ rss l.. lii' st.s1
- e.Hl. ID.5I .it sh-s nf NlsE- e z
hfz.ie4s l1 4stN.f I1H- HN. I.|H ssssl - ~
fY u b of 5trf' sa Niras nad- liquors iu iis,i
tdri, With lHg asfa.H10H r ia In..uts.. ailrl. i
tla cHHts i=r 1ai fHItll u. tlsl NDefl
AInon q ste W' D. 70s4-
Nsnaa nf4aTr ri. dam s' q Sfifi-,
lt' .lluN Hr. fflr'f 81 N.aIay.
7-ost aua battle,
isd4ir p'lI hen0n, feaet Mi5gs.
7onsr.H sns-tr. .t' 1aif.Ta. C'.at
WlN ;, TeIa rifi. 1n1 n. in sa sod luitia-,
azl g. Nsqa0F Ni--eYi 'Fs p 1--we }',rr oid
tt- tsf =rfnu4,
70 vfa ts +-s auaphit on IL most ,0sfonaAis
fsi.-i, amiusf u l' ai with O '-lp4sl 1riraf AuA
Liguar frtF4n f.HI
Ip la .ri-ffn
fEvlll 10 waft a5 HI NtNar laa III .1il..c rnions
eig5s mni itt g'io hs7prei OF o.
tsinio7 i-u +'i 0uNV n4u liARhAS n
taV u 'i.s'.l l.a iNl pi7-r
NuEai isou-
Old N4l4 a4I.uF-ls
rnre ~ i1'a 4Hr wf ig' purgesss,
#lila uelaI .rut. IrllHiHI ihuCEETES
rlwayf iIleuI. H4G Egg. .rtl.Ht 70. .t
TAtLAN &. hHp Ud r1l.- ia. sAan1 O.
TEAS Ml.,fs D-.flCi-. -A1D lll l.i. .l tg
Hotel country IT. 4lJ la.lsl5Ari tfrritd vhDls-
sale au rtal W eA cr ii.lp iosa or rssSase
esivsd wing l.n' ir irc., NatauItsl fo hl k,tstc
fortiy f4. o. trH goods f7tHB NHn5 iHaas caIt and
sxsmiB a. dAhLtN q ftpil' .ss. NN.4 Sat Second
Street Ui uiusi1n. i'e
Eo3ICE 10 f10H-l'fEH.
Dup0l " lest issla i'owi in lln Hrr aul G'f lhs
hegs, d. snd ti'r. Alto sln. e.. 1l suitable ai
raii rTl ir| etdn.Ht lH esss1l, r1feussien caps
aud del 81 l 0llve -4HlnY Orth7rI NuI ilH-i 0ltsi
ssed, NJ F.r fal4 ri HARLAN & NUpIHEE
iuva BY. Opposite the lof,oi Marriott llu d.
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luns lEt uLMANblf,
Il2 M4rArf ~tia-
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passsd at the First SesSiOn Of the Thirty
eighth CongTess.
IPuauc-No. 1871

IPUBuc-No. 123.l
AsAcr making appropriations tor the legislative
1IrcuIiye aud judicial expenses OF the Govern
In.ut for The ear end Dg JuLe thirtteth, eighteen
bundred and sixty hye, aud for other PuFPcses'
BE il enacted ~ the senate and house Of ePre-
on -, assenbIeI That the following Sums be and
he came Is heIeLy, appropriated out OF any money
IN the treasury oIheTW appropriated Tor the
abiects hereinafter expressed he fiscal year end
ing the IbirIieIh OF June, eighteen hundred and
Sky -nye, nancy:
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Bureau Of Ordnance: alGasls "
For stationery and miscellaneous items, one thous'
Bureau Of Construction and Repair:
For stationery and miscellaneous iteELs one thous-
and dollars.
Bureau Of Steam Engineering:
Fer stationery and miscellaneous items one thOuB-
and two bundred dollars
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing:
For stationery and Neutrality-suspicious., one thoua-
and dollars.
Blu eau Of Medicine and Surgery:
For stationery and miscellaneous items, four huns
dred aud ffty dollars
FOR THE GENERAL PURPOSES OF THE SOUTH.
WEST EXECUTIVE BUILDING.
For compensation Of Eve wAIchm aud two la
borers Of the southwest executive uIldiDg, three
| thousand nine hundn and sixty dollArs.
For contingent expenses OF said building, viz:
For labor, iuel, lights and miscellaneous items,
eve thousand dollars. fr SIR r
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
For compen sation Of the Postmaster General three
Assistant PoStmasters General, chief clerk and the
ks sseugers and la Orers Of said department.
one hundred and dfT eight thousand two hundred
| and twenty dollars.
Por compensation of twenty I've GiditioT al clerks
twenty Thousand dollar.
! CONTINGENT EXPENSES OF TIE POST OFFICE
DEPA TMEHT. M
For stationery, fuel for the General Post Once
building including fuel for the Auditors ONCE, oil
gas and candles printing, repair OF tho General Post
Office bnildiDg, Cfice furniture, glazing, painting
WhiteWashipg and for keeping the hreplaces and
furnaces In order for engineer, for steam engine
Iaborer Watchmen. repairs Of furniturns, aud ioi
miscellaneous items. thirtJ-fV thousand dollars.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by q certain practice
INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or At school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt, when asleep, and il not
cured renders marriage impossible, and destroys
What pity that young man, the hope OF his
country, the darling OF his parents, should be
snAtched from all prospects and e1iOynneuts Of LIFE
by the consequences Of deviating from the path Of
nature and indulgngi in certain secret habit Such
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I hereby certify to the best OF my knowledge and
belief the above named guarantOrs good and
sufficient securities for the amount for which they
offer to DO security.
To be certified by the United States District At
torney, Collector Of Customs, any other officer
under the United states Government, or RESPONSE
bic person known 10 this office.
All proposals received under this Advertisement
will be opened and examined at this office on W ED
NESDAf and SATURDAY Of each week, at - NJ
Bidders respectfully invited be present at the
opening Of bids, If they desire.
A. V. BARRINGER,
Captain and Chief QuArtermAster,
Jan22-tf Department Of West Virginia.