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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-02
ELECTORS

Morton NoMichasl,
Thomas Cunningham ,
Robert ?. King,
G.. Morrison Coates,
Henry Bumm,
William II. Kern,
Barton II. jerks,
Charles NJ. Runk,
Robert Psrke,
William reyicr,
John \. Hiesiand,
Richard n. Coryell,
Edward Halliday,
Charles Z. Read,
Elias W. Hale,
Charles II. Shriner
John Wister,
David M'Conaughy,
David W. Woods,
Isaac Benson,
John Patton.
Samuel d. Dick,
Eversrd Bierer,
John P. Penney.
Ebenezsr N'Junkip,
John " Blanohard.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-02
ELECTORS:

Norton McMichiei.
Thomas Cunningham,
Rober. p. King
e. Morrison Coates
Hea.y BumnI,
William II. Kern,
Barter y. Jenks,
Charles NJ. Runk,
Robert parke,
William Taylor,
Tohn 4. Hies.and.
Richard H. Coryell,
Edward Halliday
Charles T Read,
Elias ", Hale.
Charles Z. shrire-,
John EVister,
Davia M'Copaughy,
David ". Woods,
Isaac Benson,
John Patton
Samuel 3. Dick,
Everard Bierer,
John = Penney.
Ebenezer M'Juuk:n,
J9hr " Blanchard.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-02

AT uon1-We were rejeiced on
u eauesday last 10 SEE upon our streets
sho familiar form of Nm MEcrs7 Of Co.
\, 49th Rect Pa Volunteers. lie has
lost his rigt t arm in denfence ot,is ,'eno-
RI asa tie 0tls tag proljns himself a
true ani tried patriot. lie is with us
once again, aDd by h.s ,ote Is as ready To
fgh, Copnegheads here as he was to fight
reoeis IN Virgins lie Is an ardent sup
porter of bincoln and opposed to party
who are willing to make a dishonorable
seace with the rebels who set the deadly
l..issila OF war TO his todv.l a- ~
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qp,l5r IMPORTANT -
N " a 4 3 s /!
1RON IN THE BLOOD.


II IL well known to the medical profession
that IRON isthe vital Principle Of Life Element
Of the blood This is derived chiefly from the
food We eat; but if the food is not properly di
gested, or ifs from any cause whatever, the
necessary qu~n:ity Of iron is rot taker into the
circulation, or becomes reduced. the whole sys-
tcm buffers. The bad blood will irritaie the
bsstt will clog up the lungs, will stupify the
- will opstruct the liver, and win send
aeesse producing elements to all parts os
system, and every ore ~ill suffer il what
2rgen may be predisrosed to diseass.
lSrest vaine Of - e14y
= Iron as a Medicine
Geii known and acknowledged By all med
sen. The difficulty has been 10 optain
Nptsparation of ii rs will enter the cir
sniate ~ once with the blood.
rnAx~ns, says Df. Hsyes, Massachusetts, State
C5e4iist, has been attained in the Peruvian
Sssup, by combination in way before IN
kne~n.
II THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
ba PKOfRACTED solution OF the PRO
TONDE OF IRON. A NEW DISCOVERY
INHBDICINE tina. strikes at the Root Of Dis
cas- by supplying the blood With its Vital
prisciple or Life Elemc .,~a
The PEFyviAk sIRuE
NAsY ~ >pcpsia, hi'er NOIhp piaiue' ''foPsJ'
Favf and Ague. Loss g energy. owSpirite
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
1nfrss strength, vigor, and new lite into the
~ stsa, end builds up an ..Iron Constitution. "
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cur1 Nervous Anecti0ns, Female Complaints,
sndA diseases OF the Kidneys aud Bladder
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is SPECIFIC for all diseases originating in
a 9 % STATE OF THE BLOOD. or acconpa-
b ed,y Debility OF Low State of the System.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-02
ELECTORS

Morton MeIichsel
Thomas C1nningham,
Robert p, KipC,
8. Horrison Coates.
Henry Bumm,
William Il. Kern,
Barton Y. jerks,
Charles NJ. RuDk,
Robert Parke,
William Taylor,
John A. Hiestaud.
Richard II. Corysn,
Edward Halliday.
Charles T. Read,
Elias ". HaleS
Charles II. Shriner,
John Wister,
David M'Uohalghy,
David ". Woods,
Isaac Benson,
John Patton.
Samuel B. Dick,
Everard Bierer,
John P. Peuuey,
Eoenczer MJunkin.
John ". Blanchard,
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Frands. Framis. Frauds.


G,The Democrats, who are always in for
.s''iair election OF fres 6ght" have just
been discovered in the grossest frauds.
The votes of the New York soldiers were
6t11ged and thousands apon thousands OF
Gklellan votes were forged They bad
sent home seven large store goods boxes
full of these changed and forged ballots.
This is what they mean By fair electl on
Some OF the men haze confessed The whole
crime and several have been tried aud sen
fenced to the penitentiary for life. Keep
your eyes On the Democrats for they have
men among them ready for aDy lgnrs-be
rtae mepu ae la,= ay 6iaek - heli itself
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lied

A9@ .asre &c re 5:sesa1gs il. ta,t loeT Esc,s.6;
-,-,-',. ',.~ -
oa the lltl Inst, in Turbct t9w nship,s of
eonsulziOns, John Harry, son of W W. and
Jane mi.son aged IL months.
few short days he breathed,
But ncw, tie one we loved is gone,
TO Heaven, bis spirit sosred. relieved,
And We are leil to mourn
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-02
pyspepsia; Dyspepsia!

Ia. WIsHsRr.-f have been q constant suf-
ferer with Dyspepsia for the last eighteen
years, during which time l Cannot say that
ever enjoyed perfectly well day. There
were times when the symptoms were more ay-
grag ,ted than at o;hers. and then it seemed
wouiibe a great relief to die. had st ali
t'mas an unpleasant feeling IL Tay head, but
latterly, my suferings SO much increased that
| became almost unfit for business of any kind;
my mird vas cdatinrally flied with gloomy
thoughts and forbodirgs, and if attempted to
change their current by reading, .. once
sensation Of icy coldness in Connection with
dead weight, as it were, resisted upon my
brain also, & feeling of sickness would occur
at the stomach and great pain to my eyes
accompanied with which was the continual
fear OF losing my reason. | also experienced
great assitude, debility and nervousness,
which made it difficult TO walk " day OF sleep
at night became sverse TO society, and
disposed only to seclusion, and having tried
the skill of number Of eminent ply siclans
of various schools, finally came To the the con
ciusiop that, for this disease a*1ny present
age As years. there was no cure in existence.
But through the intsrfensCee OF Divine Prov-
il ''nuce, to whom devoutly offer niy thanks.
a, ,, st fvund sovereign remedy III your
DvspeSsia Pills and Tar Cordial, which seem
10 have eqectuslly removed alnsst the last
trace Of nv ,9pg list OF ailments and bad feel
;ngs. and il theic place health, pleasure and
co1tentrnent are liy everyday con palions.
JAass II. SANDERS,
M. 453 North Second street, Philadelphis,
Formerly Of Woodbury. y. J.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-02
NAaEIEle:

IL is nof gocd ,k,.: 1eas soH.d Be a.. &c sa.2
--..>s',--.s
On Thursday October 25th, at tbs residence
Of Brides Mother. by the Rev. samuel Yins-
li6g,AM NJ, Wa. II Groninger, Of Milford town
ship to Hiss CG,hssius E. Rityman Of fur-
bet township, Juuia;a County.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-02

rs Mr.. Northrop, TIE mar whom
Hon. Wm. d. Kelly whipped so glorious
ly in argument and with votes in Phila-
ph:a, i. anuornced to speak here On Fri
lag Poor shoa. 500
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-02

s.s- Ia the Register O! this week
iEere i Il .5ng 5zs,ieie, Of the the mos
arran, l.yroeraey addressed to 'MeunO-
mites. Duukar1s and OTnish," trying to
soar. taen awas from The election, The
writer. Who is one Of secret oath bound
Golden CiIciers. who are all armed ready
ior yry r 1Ei of blood and nurder, talks
IL ltiifins the noa-resistant principles
v, these Leaun,in t,ions Oh Ezra, Ezra,
~re yvb e3: ashamed? Do you think you
e.,n 'aake Votes for the C;on Boa. Genera
that va, 2 Guess it won't take.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-02
4 FOOL Hiachr harding a Gentlemen aud
a Soldier

There is in this weeks Democrat an
assault of one column and half on Col.
=. K Robinson Of the 10th Pa Cav
all done up by that pink. or IHeanpess \.
j. Greer and all because the Colonel told
US how the rebels would cheer for Ne
CIellan. Col Robinson's only motive
for being in the army is described as
being. large salary The people IN
this county know that he owned a good
farm and could not have been influenced
leave TO make moreno ne in the army Yet
such is the infernel meanness, ingratitude
and damnable cupidity of Adams own
heart that he can ascrihe the Coloneps
patriotism to those mercenary motives
which once led him into the army. Is it
not shame? This is modern democracy
headed by such specimens as Greer and
Wyke. 5 5.. u a
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TICkETS!! TJCKETS,,

English and German Tickets for the
PRESIDENTIAL Election on hand for distribu-
ton BY JeTs1iah Lyons, Chairman Of the
Union County Committee.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-02
pERRYSvELLE,

ON aSATIPpAF, N0f. 5th.. 1864.
-At ] eeiolk in The afternoon.
= I.ct every Union man, wo-
,aan and child in the county al
tend, ana give last raliying-
,.rt for the Union. The Constita-
riau aa6 tht Laws. aH7a,
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sz9- ;se see that the Dea6crat this
w,rk repeats ,!.e SHY story taat Jeremiah
Irons Gss destroyed the assessment pa
l.srs Of the IsaeA township soldiers. To
be brio.-we n,w say that Greer, jake
-c;.ri-ty es any one cise who asserts that
AE Lyons destroyed these r'ereFs, re2s a
7ilful deliberate, mai:gnant tc. Ne
SuoH wat we ASSERT
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-02

Ea- i lot of Pure CiderVinegsr just re-
ce,vai -rul ter sale, by
Tonn JORDAN.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-02
y. Yishart,s Gres. American pysper=
SIN Pills.

~, Yiehart-s Crest American Dysper=
SIN Pills.
Fh,s ie 10 certify that have entered for ten
wears that dreadful complaint osiled dyepep
gis. ! suffered much pain and distress, with
gloom and depression of spirits vas treatsa
by eight Ciiffcren, ply ysicians for my complaints
and at times xas much better. but then the old
disease, dyspepsia, would return with al i,s
dreal ful realities, aud my whole system was
fast wasting away. In this sick and debIlita-
ted state. was handed crcnlar of Wisherts
great American Dyspepsia Pile and inc Tree
Tar Cordial, which gave n correct description
of my sufTerings, and | determined to piae5
myself uudel the Doctors care. and take his
medicines. l4f .ar z4i5-s..
As soon as commen need the use OF the ned
icine. L began TO get better, and so confined
cl,rae months, n. which time l was perfectly
restored to health I am to-day "a we'll man
Dr. Wishart, | give you this certificate with a
grateful heart tor the behefit l have received
from use Of your truly wonderful medicines.
Nay God bless you and preserve your truly
useful life for many years. would say to
every sick person who is suffering as was,
that nv residence is No. 1S9 Richmond street.
Philadeiphia, whore will take great ds-skt
in giving testimony to he great powersof Or.
Wishart's medicines to cure
| RI 81 l--s os ss1,esr tea z. d. ALIEN.
Z The above are a few arscng the thousands
which this great remedy has saved from an un-
timely grave.
We have thousands of letters from physi7
clans and druggists, who have prescribed and
scl1 these medicine, saying Sat they have new
er used or sold medicine which gave such
universal satisfaction. -ss 81
Prepared only by the proprietor,
Or. l.. q. e. yvfshnrt.
No. 10 North Second Street.
PhiladelPti2 Penr'a,
Sold ny al druggists.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-02

ina- TN L'rtS Sn?gsT WI Nc ".Ia'H
lsie.e4 IN t,.. Lutheran Church, Z .1is
Iyn.oa.h, on saajas November IL, 1864.
Services vii! cowmebec GA Thursday
,yeaiue Preparatory sers ices conimsh
eng on The Saturday previous, a. hall
ray,t lei, Q ei,,es Rev. Samuel Yinglihg
at re-rysyilie, wiA rfe4c.. oni :ss;s. on
'hc oc, ,sion. -a
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-02

rIaHB Highest Cash Prices will clwaysp
4 given Tor all kinds Of Erain anc Seeds.
Sell TO MICKEY & PENNELL
en- 2-tf Patterson. Pa
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Redding's Russia salve

FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority Of
eEppING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Over all other healing preparations
Itcures ali kinds o.SoRES, CUTS, SCAGDS,
BURNS, BOILS, ULCERS, eALT RHEUM,
ERYSIPELAS, SITES, TILES, CORNS, SORE
kS. SORE EYES. Sc, Se., REMOVING
H. PAIN At ONCE. And REDUCING THE
A3ST ANGRY LOOKING SwELLISGS j. IN
AMATIoN As IF BY MAGIC. EtTf .
- Only rs cents a Box. Efl
FOR sALEBY srsf---i I'd .
Il SGiNSM0RE, No. JGI Broadway. n. Y.
IN f0%bS, & CO.. No. Is Tremoat ST. Bos,or
a. And by all Druggists.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-02

SHOWED THEMSELVES On Hednes-
Jay evening last the strone minded women
Of &,tiersen anda Il " cooks from this place
2arta"j the streets with Q2) dirty Ian
terus accom- ganied by Defy, North and
r es--and all in tcror OF MickLeiysn.
The wcuLl be lAdies showed themselves
nicely This foolish display the ring ,oas-
ter calsi ''asosAsiDg IL people They
vii te aroused next Wednesday 10
different ,Unc.
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John L. Williams. ESQ,
President ofthe Metropolitan Bank, n. Y.
Rev. Abel Stevens,

Rev. P. Church,
Editor Neg York Chronicle.
GsY. John Pierpont, Lewis Johnson, N. D.
Rsv. Warren Burton, Roswell Kinney, ". d.
Rsy, Arthur B. Fuller, s. K. Kendall, NJ. D.
Rev Gu ~don Robbins, w. f. Chisholm, II. d.
Rev. sylvas sus Cobb, Francis panna, ". D.
Paw + Starr yipg, Jeremish Stons, N. o.
gov Enn Nn,e -. Jose Amt. Senches, n. D.
Gev. Joseph II. C,iacb, 4, 4, Hayes, N: D.
Rev. Henry UpLau,. Ab. shan Wendell, y. D
sey. z. c. Headlsy, j. II. Chiffon NJ ..
Rev. ]. " Oln,s;ead, H. T. A.@Gey, " D.
Prepared BY n. /. Clark & Co. exclns-'Seiy ~, lDr
!. Z: Dinsmore, 20. I6l Broadway, Few Nes'
Sold by ell Druggists.
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GGtTuAR .

among ths number OF those VINO perishcd
in that dreadful railroad catastrophe at
Thcnpsou,own on the 2lst Of September, was
sctn ". ..darls, % Johnstown Of this County,
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ga '3ss.asau;' & kind of ANNA
;hs: aourishes ia the Border States) ask ed
soldier ifte was for Mcclellan? M'Cle
ian tho devil" replied the soldier; mo
I always cote the same diirectioi, shoot
sxsy- Union men from the South, and
,.eserter., uniformly declare that the late
Rebel movements IN Virginia, Georgia,
Tennessee aud Missouri. are bold strokes,
ct :Sothcra leaders 70 defeat the Union
party 4. the Presidential election. No
doab; exists whatever as to The reliability
of these s,atemente
ss- W. isnpiore merchants, mechanics
and latonrrs to- arrange their business
with timely care so that they can vote
As early as possible on Yueseay morning,
Dj.t vote any way before going TO their
.e.soiar en- p'oymeBis. Make 40 business
engagements thai shoH disobie yo,. from
yieing TIE ,cho'e .fo,ea oon of 9ussdcy, II
necessary, to The preensine"t deity Of get
Tag II gorr eotes. AN EARLY VOTE
WILL BE..A UNION VICTORY.
ie~ine Cops claim that they carried
Little Delaware last week, and can do it
again IN Nogenibcr Very we'll. We
will yiys them elsvare, aud throw 10
New ]ttscy and Keatacky--aud that's al!
.h.y haze the rea,9,es: chance Tor this
sije Of he Union lines South Carolina,
Aiat4.lna,. Mississippi asa Texas they
iai sLt eoua, On sure, il thesyotes Of those
States were not lledged to-Ie eli. Davis
SHOWED THEMSELVES On Wedncs-
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BupAleis containing certificates of cures
Recommendations from se,Re of the nisz,
emipnt physicians. clrgynen snd1o,haa,
willie sent FREE to any address. ~
We select fev of the names 10 shcw the
,f
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NJ. 456 North Second street., Philadelphia.
Formerly Of Woodbury. y. J.
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].
Electoral
tho have
:, should
,el The
aper and
, 1t that
.es it on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-12

Oilers may be made Tor one or more ARTICLES. at
the option of the bidder, and in case more than
article is contained in this offer, the chief Of tbs
bureau will have the right to accept one or more
of the articles contained in such offer and REJECT
the remainder. The prize n,xst be uniform, and of
ters tn,b,aee all of any more articles de-
ireratle at oil the stations
For the description of articles in the above list
bidders referred to the pies the said navy
yards and to the advertisement Of this bureau d.
ted July g. 1862 and for inform alton the laws
and regulations in pam phlet form re gardng
tracts, to the officers of the several cOmmandsnts
of navy yards and navy agents.
The department reserves the right to reject any
erDment.
Blank forms of proposals may be obtained on an.
plcation to the navy agent at Boston, New York,
or Philadelphia, and At this bureau. sep 2-Iaw4w
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DRoPosALs 1eR 1oRAal.
CHInv QuAlTlnxAsfBl's OrY1oD
WARHIuQTnu lRR03 naA 10

WAsHINoToI DEPoT, Dec. 8, 1855. I
sealed P5opost,a are inyitsd By the undsrsi sped
tor g. No. d.
SSTa p . ssasf
Bids will be received for the delivery Of 5000
OF corn or oats and 80 tons Of hay or straw
Bidders must state At which of the above. named
esE maxi. sns Il:
tan Of ,S zach Ar! sIc to b dsv
msnced and when to Be completed. HAL % '0n''
nj, The price must BE- written out in words the
to b. up 6 sHGd eas s:ea: Of
extra charge to the 9oysnment TIE hay s'n sna
ssoDo;.d to g asi7srea ' most SSt 5:
under tn. bid. herein In
e the
ooPtI.sts I'm be ,X.fSsa from time time e
made when the wIe1e s%out confraetsd for .h.i ii
The siaaes Mi Be required 70 ..oomp.ny his
w T.
oontrset for ths same, With good ana saaioien,
:s,ss dsS:I sssRs::s + .esfGsss!
h Rad the
may be awarded 'A' ''A''' 0'
shown By g Of pr 3;
Attorney. GolsctcI Of Customs OF any other ofioei
pndsr the United states tS GSysrnment or rssponsi
Al bidders viii BE- duly notified Of the accept.
III TSs fuIf zane ana saslsss Of each bidder
be sBy E. in ss %
8. s. - ,soa'a 5. Sisiai' marked f101e'si;
Bonds in sum equal TO the amount Of the CON
IL
b ss:sss 4 III: Ss may
tTovn. County and state e.
g. ss'ss. =
=:
the Sosa sacks. buh. ..
-bssksis q Oats, in sacks. At Per su.hel o,
-tSns q B.lsd Hay, At - Per ton of 5000
tons Of Baled Straw. At - per ton OF 1000
-, iS rs. and to be completed On OF before ths
ks Gnsa e sssts.
VIII ssod :2g.oyssdI Sthn e.
Your obsdsns .er7sns
Brisadier General D. n: RuoKEa.
Warrington, y. o.
GUARANTY.
We, the UNDERMINED, residents Of =, II TIE
II. Gnsss sssss.
and suaraptes in case the foregoing bid o. -.
after the acceptance Of said bid, execute the
tract for the same With good and sufficient sure
ties, In q sum equal to the amount of the contract,
70 furnish the forage proposed in conformity to
under which the bid was made, and, in case the
said - shall fail to enter into . contract -
aforesaid. We guarantee to make good the differ:
enee between the offer by said - and the next
lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contract may DO awarded.
Given under our hands and seals this - day OF
-, 1885,. kSeail
hereby certify that, to the best of my knoWl-
edge and belief, the above-named guarantors are
which they offer to be security.
To DO certified By the United States District At
torney, Collector Of Customs, or any other onioeI
under the United States Gov ernment. or respon-
s''.' D. 81. RUCKlR,
dec e-u 8figAdief General and q. NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-12

"JUsT HOVER HAFRICA. new
ly imported Englishmen just Off the stea me r,
strolled into the restaurant atac ed to the Ire.
mont House, the other day, aud after won.
derirg stare at the long row of individuals,
each busily and silently engaged in boiling in
their allowance of food in the shortest possible
time, climbed up on two stools and hesitating-
ly ordered
"a chop and some hale"
While the agile William was or dering their
meal, the attention Of one of the Bulls was At
tracted by dish unknown to him. but OF
which his neighbo were partaking with great
gusto. Carefully waiting until the man next
him grunted. "Nother ear o corn,'' he nudged
his brother Bull with
"Enry, there's an H'americau wege table that
we don't ave at 'ome. Let's ave some," and
accordingly he ordered
"Haw! Waiter hear o corn
The corn "a dish unknown in England) was
broue ht smoking hot, and Bull passed it to his
country man, who, observing the manner of his
lasted II with an approving wink.
Good!" asked Bull No 1.
VERY" said No 2, adding with true Brit
ISM economy, "There is no use in no rdering
another: 'ere's enough for both Of u.s. passed
the COB to his companion, who gravely sliced it
after the manner of cucumber, and, after
seasoning IL, commenced eating the sliced cob. He
got through two or three slices with some diff
Guilty, and to the huge delight Of small boy
with cropped head behind the bar, and then
turning to his compa Mon, elacula.ed-
"My hyes, 'enry, hif this is a sample hof H am.
rican vegetables, their stomachs must be
iron.plated like their bloody ships!'
An unctious grin slid over the faces of the
Witnesses, and William turned fiercely on
the small boy and ordered him "to make
change at the other end Of the counter."-Com-
mercial Bulletin.
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PROPOSALS.
DROpOsALs FoR WOOD AND COAL.
OypIor UousR OF REPnEsEHr ATIvEs, o 1,l
WAsHIIeroN D. O., Sent T. 1854 {

OypIor HousR OF REPnRsEHrArIvEs, q. 3D.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 7, 1854.
sealed Proposals will be received ~ this Office
until ~ o'clock n on the 3,th September 1854, for
fnrnishipg for the use Of the House of Reprssen-
tstives Of the United States, $50 tons 600 lbs
WHITE ASH COAL. or Of quality equally good.
g Cords Bakers Bal, a PINE u WGR3R wooD
81 Cords best seasoned OAK WOOD.
The whole to be put sway in the f yap,ts Of the
TO whom application may be made for infor nation,
&c.
next.
Rids for Slo.l and Wood will be considered se IA.
,.taiv EDWARD MCPHERSON,
sena1w Clerk House Representatives. q. s.