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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18

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CERTAIN AND SAFE for the removal Of OR
STKuCIIONS, and the Insurance Of REG
CLAkITl in the RECUKRENCE az
TnK MONTHLY PERIODS.
~ They cure or obvate thos, numerous d;s
eases that spring from lrrcguari;y, by removing
the irrcguiaritv Itself.
- They cure Suppressed, Excessive. and
Painful Mcnstruation N
sH They cure Green Sickness fChlorosis1
- lhcv cure Nervous and Spinal Affections
pains in the back and lower parts OF The hody
iicaviness, Fatigue on slight cxertion Paint
. 'hr Heart. i,owncss Of Spirits. Hvstcria. Sick
removing the irrrgula,i,y dies remove The cause
and with 1t ALL The effects that spring from il,
80" Composed of simple vegetable ,xtrac,a
they CONTEMPLATING dccicrious to any cons,i,u'
tlon. however dclic0c. their function being 10
substitute strength for weakness. which. when
properly used. they never fail to do
s4s- They NAV be safely used at ariy ace and y,
any period. .rc.pt d",iag III. fsrst Tire Months
during which the uniailing nature of their action
would intailibiy irer'pt pregnancy
~ All letters. seeking inte.mat; Jon or advice
will be promptly, freely. and discreeilv answered
~ run directions accompany each box
s-s Price, / per box or six boxe. far *
t4y- Sent by mail free Of postage. on recent
| Of price.
All such orders must be sent 80 &. A. COOK
Chicago, our General 4 gent for the West
Sold ~ chicago. b. FULLER FINCH 4 PJ'L.
LEX wholesale Druggists, and by all druggists
everywhere.
g. 4. COOK, Chicago,
General Agent for the States Of Illinois. Iowa.
WISCONSIN, Michigan. aud Indiana
DIR. ". X. MERWIN co,
No. 80 LIBERTY SHEET. New Yoik.
FOR sale by all Druggists mhlodIyGwsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18

TnE CONNECTICUT HAIL STORM. = The
nelghborhood of Hartford, Connecticut. was
visited by heavy hail-storm last week. In
the village Of Rockville, over Is. 900 panes Of
glass were destroyed II. p. Thomson. of
Hartford, alone sold 10000 panes to repla g
those destroyed in this vicinity. In one of
the schools in Wilmington, some of tho chill.
dren were sadly frightened during the storm
One little girl would not be comiorted until
boy with little more experience told hsr
the angels were throwing snow-balls 40
u that al r. she said, with sigh of re,;sf
wipa 1g the tears from her eyes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
What We See ut W "a shin Z t0sa
Under Radical Rule.

The New York Commercial .i1tat,str,
leading Administration paper, gives tie
following in its Washington letter:
The lion Of the metropolis, just now,
is WIN. l.loya Garrison.
lie started his paper thrty-three years ago,
IN Boston, taitcr having endcavored to pub
fish it here, and at once took high anti
slavery grounds Said hc. in his first mum
Der Urge me not to use moderation in :,
cause ike the present am in earnest
will not cquiyocatc-I will not excuse
will not rctract single inch, and sctU b,
iea5m" lie has been heard, and he can
has calm,nafd ia Mis mighty cieH aror,
Solitary and alone. | set this ball in mo
ton. For wears he was mobbed. rcvilcd
alA anathematized-notc he u mtfoduc,d Of,
the foor at tie Houses Of Congress, and IS
tht honor,d guest ot tie hading men 81 III.
Administration.
The Er,ning Pests correspondent adds
that Mr. Garrison, accompanied by the Rev.
Msccgenator Theodore Tiltor, has had two
! interviews with the President, which were
perfectly satisfactory" How long before
We shall see blazoned on the Lincoln ban
ncrs Garrison's notices, "Thc Constitution
Of the United States is League with Death
and a Covenant with HELL and " Liberty 10
the Slave or death to the | MON Read
the Chicago platform, Lincolns Inaugural,
and the unanimous Declaration Of Repub-
lican Congress during the first year of the
war, and contrast them with the Republican
position to-day But little calculation will
be required to answer our question.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18

BETTER IEr.-The Masonic Grand Lodge
not only appropriated 800 for the benefit
OF the Iowa Orphan Asylum, but passed a
resolution appropriating 800 yearly, for a
period OF five years. That was charity
handsomely bestowed -Des.M oines Register
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18

Asour the eth Of June, Macmillan reached
the capital Of his new empire, and on the
same day Mr.. Lincoln's officc-holders in
Baltimore were vaporing about the Monroe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
Democratic state Ticket.


For Secretary o. -,afe,
J. H. WAILACE.of lusca;inc county
For State treasure.
JOHN b. LASH. of Henry county.
For Attorney General,
CHAS n. DUNBAR. JACK county.
For Auditor of STATE.
r. {. HENDER SHOTT. Of Iowa county,
For Register Of state Land eihce,
B. u. HOLDHUJK. Of Monona county.
For Judge Of the supreme Court,
THOc. N MUxROE Of Dubuque county.
rnr,IptSrrAI Ei.pcToRs Ar LtpDE
IraG Mitchell Of Johnson county,
l. NJ Preston, oi Linn county.
DISTRICT sLgcfoRs
lst Con. Dist Daniel + Miller, OF Lee;
"a do john l.. >wineford, ofCedar
Cd do - IS. Richards OF Dubuque;
<ih do --Jairus l.. Neal. OF Marion
s;h do A v Lsrin,e., Pottawatomic;
9Th do John ~ Stockdale.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
HAPPINESS OK MISERY 4!
MANHOOD,

a ND TIE NIGOR OF YOUTH RESTORED
IA N four weeks, by DIR. RICORD'S Es,,srs
or Lifk DR. Ricord (of Paris, after wear. ~
earnest solicitation. has a. length accedcd 10 Tie
urgent request Of the American public. and nr.
po,h'"n an agent IL View York, for the sale Of III
valued and highl, priced Essence Of Liz hi.
wonderful agent will restore Manhood to the most
shattered constitutions in four weeks. and il used
according 70 printed instructions. failure is I'M
possible. This life restoring remedy should he
taken BY Gil about 70 marry AS its effects are per.
mancnt. Success in every case is certnin
DR. kcord- Essence Of Life il sold in co..,
with full instructions for use, at ~. or four nnsn.
titles in one for ~, and viii be- vent 10 anv n.rt
carefully packed, on receipt Of remittanc. ~ h;
accredited agent Circular. sent tree on recep
Of stamps. PHILIP ROLAyDO
Broome St, door west broadway v
mch3 -d3fn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18

'As the Phnnix rises from the aches ~ IL H..
animated with new life. does this Eljxir rei,'
yenatc the system and overcome disease
s-E- The Rejuyenating Elixir il the re.n,, ~
modern discoveries in the egetable kinodom y.
ing m entirely new and abstract method of our,
irrespective Of all the old and worn on. g, 60,
go This medicine has been tested D., ,Le ,nns;
eminent medical men of the dav aud by ,hcu 49,
nonnccd 70 be one OF the creates, medical disco
cries Of the age "'e'"N
- One bottle will cure general d.,I,;,r
icy few doses cure II, s,erics in Fer,.i..
~ One bottle cures Palpi,ation of IN, Hear,
sE Prom one 70 three bottles restore tho ,n.n
illness and full vigor of youth. '''s '"''-
~ lew doses restore the annette
- Ihree bottles cure the worst css. az I'm
potency. sSse - IN
lev doses cure the low spirited
vhs bottle restores mental power
t9 =. =" uoses hring the rose Ia the cheek
s-E Tins medicine restores to manly ,;,,,'ra
robust health the poor debilita,,d vo,n d "a'u
| and despairng 'o""
fSy The listless enervat.d v,.,L a.,
tasked man q business the victim ~ er,on. a,
repression INC individual suffering from .en.ra,
debility viii all find immediate and n.,,a,a'',
relief by the of this Elixir or E~.nre 81.
~ i'ricc. - per bottle or thrtc h,,,,c. Co.
E. and forwarded by Express, Oh, r,cei,, a, ~,
| nev. to any address nv
| All such orders must be sent toe 4 Co0v
| 'incago, our General Agent for the West
sold N Chicago, by lLLER, FINCH FIJI
Lux, wholesale Druggist ard hy all Drugq,.i,
| everywhere $3.50
| -. \. COOK. Chicago General Auen,
'or inc States Of lilineis Iowa, Wisconsin. ndi.
| ana, and Michigan 'DA''
DR. W. r. MERwIS 4 co
/ . Sole Projectors
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
An Imperial Crown

IS mere banble, but the crern n le..ufy con.
ierred on the head which has neglected 10 EN-.
pe'is'l, or time has robbed of its native hue, by
Christasioro's Hair bye.
Retains its dark lustre If renewed at intervals ~
the close Of Life. Peerless among Thousands of
preparations, that promise much and performs
nothing. stands Cristadoros hair Preservo,;,n
available adjunct to the dye, in dressing and
promoting the growth and perfect health of the
hair. and of itself, when used alone-a s,c.,,,.rd
that protects the tibres from decay under all ~,
.u"'s'ahecs ana under all chimes. Manufactured
ny q. e@r,sfdd"ro, No. 6 Astor House, New York
'>'P' y an druggists. juncl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
ELECTORS At LARGE

Ira g. Mitchell, and Col. |. NJ Preston
A resolution was offered instructirg the
delegation to vote as a unit in the Cnicay 70
Convention, and that the majority of the
delegation be competent to decide which
way the vote should be cast. which was
tabled by . large majority.
The Convention then proceeded to the
nomination of candidates for State offices.
resulting as follows:
On motion, Capt. }. II. Wallace, Of Mus
catine was unanimously nominated for Sec
rotary Of State.
For the office of Attorney General, the
names Of G. NJ. Dunbar, and Charles Phil
lips were proposed. a ballot was taken
which resulted almost unanimously in ia
vor Of nominating Mr.. Dunbar
For candidate for the Office Of the State
Treasurer, }. b. Lash, of Henry county. re-
ceived 23S votes, and G.. C. Smother O,
Clay, 165 votes. Mr.. Lash was declared
the nominee
DIR. Il. {. Hendcrshott, of Iowa county
was unanimously declared the nominee for
Auditor of State, and d. =. Holbrook q,
Monona county. nominee for the office OF
Register of the State Land Office.
For candidate for the office of Supreme
Judge the names Of Thos. N. Monroe q,
Dubuque, and VIM McClinstock. of Clay.
ton. were presented. A ballot was taken
which resulted in favor of Mr.. Monroe who
was declared the nominee.
On motion, the Chair appointed the fol.
lowing gentlemen to act as Democratic
State Central Committee for the ensu;no
year:
Laurel Summers, Of Scott;
NJ. NJ. Mcllenry, of Polk;
W. &. Haun. Of Clinton;
Pat. Robb, Of Dubuque;
l.. b. Patterson, Of johnson.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
ICE /.

w S,ra EuN9E = SIG cEDEAIERs.
1884, ct the following rates - - So
g Y per day, q so per month
- I'D do $500 do T @ ..# frF8ssH
butcners nd Hotels 20 cents ~ c~4 r-sT
saloons using 100 b per wsek, ~ narse>A
:, i : IN. ii Dc IS 4 = !, ss -.
i t Sz6ieak 'sn0 Mt l.tixaaos i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
Democratic State Convention.

ne DeWocTdtt VI iowa, uTOuSH tici
delegates, assembled on Thursday last a,
DesMoines, for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to represent them al the National
Cony ention at Chicago, to nominate candi-
dates for Presidential Electors, and the var
lou, State Office, which are to be flied the
ensuing fall. The Convention was large
nearly every county in the State being rep
Resented, though the number Of delegates
present fell shor: Of the Convention Of sG3
The Convention was organized by calling
Judge Thaycr, of Mnscatne, to the Chair
and appointing Capt r. ". Irish, of John
son, Vice President, and Geo. NJ Todd. OF
DesMones, W. p. Fcury, Of Clinton, d. n.
Richardson, of Scott, and E. b. Bolcns, Of
" aslifngton. Secretaries.
The Convention being fully organized, a
resolution wa, introduced, asking for com
mittee whose duty it should be to report a
series Of resolutions for the consideration
Of the Convention The question was de.
batcd by Monroe, Of Dubuque, and Judge
Claggett, of Ice, to considerable length
when the Convention decided adversely f.,
appointing such committee. lrctcrring
rather to let the platform upon which tn,
party Is to stand during the approaching
campaign. be made at Chicago. RI,
majority IN favor Of this plan was large.
The Convention then proceeded to the
election of four delegates at large, to repre-
sent the state of Iowa in the Cncayo Con.
vention. The selections fell upon Hon. 1.
{. Dodge, of DcsMoncs. Col. j. F. Bates
OF Dubuque, James H. Murphy, Of Iowa.
and ID. q. Finch. of Polk.
The alternatcs appointed were F.. b. 30
lens. of Washington, f. W. Durham. Of
Linn. Jacob Stark, and l.. y. Palmer Of
Woodbury..
DISTRICT DELEGATES FIRST DISTRICT.
'haries Negus, and VIM. Patterson.
LTEHSATEs
IhoS. Christie and John l.. Collins
SECOND DISTRICT
VIM. 7. Feury, and D. b. Durham
AITEEStI.S.
\. 4. Sales. and George Murry.
THIRD DISTRICT
Geo W. Gray. and .. H. p. Roselle
ALTERNATEs
{. d. Shambaugh and +. II. Turner
FOURTH DISTRICT.
5. Is. Patterson, and Reuben Micklc
ALTERNATEs.
r. II. Basquet, and A. L. Kimball.
FIFTH DISTRICT
NJ d. MclIenry, and l.. d. Burris
ALTERNArEs
J. c. Watson. and Robert Parrott
SIXTH DISTRICT
f. B. Pattce, and John Currier.
ALTERNATEs
{. II. Mullarky, and C.. c. Smeltser
DISTRICT ELECTORS
lst District-Uaniel F. Miller
I'd John l.. Swinetord.
I'd Ii. Il. Richards.
Attn --.Iairus +. Neal
9th "A. '. Larrimcr.
9TH John N. Stockdale.
ELECTORS AT LARGE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18


The sudden changes Of our climate are sources
Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL and AsrRxATIc ArrEC-
rioSs. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily when taken in the
sarty stages Of the disease. recourse should at
once be had 20 Brorn's Broncliat 7rocha," OF
Lozepg-<, let the Cold Cough or Irritation Of the
Throat be ever slight, by this precaution a
more serious attack may be eh.ctually warded Of.
Prniic STEAMERS and SINGERS will find them ef
.ectua. for clearing and strengthening the voice.
Soldiers should have them they can be car
ried in the pocket and taken as occasion requires
- Nervous Debility. Semsinc1
Weakness. e,c., can BE- carei BY one who has real
" cured himself and hundreds Of others. and will
tell YOU nothing but tie truth. Address, with
stamp, EDWARD H. TRAVER,
NAV lf-dxwly IocL Ror Boston Moss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
TuTlicuIU alttHfOII par, 10 tIIt
Wholesale ::BNSillcsS.

| buy ON the most advantageous terms and sell
low Call and examine. All orders promptly
attended to. my2l dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
Groceries, Flour 4 Feed Store.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
l. FORMS the citizens of Scott and adjoining
Counties. tina, he viii! constantly keep in his New
store, corner of Second and Scott Streets good
| assortment of Groceries. Flour and Feed. which
he will always sell at the lowest market price.
Highest price paid for farm produce. Goods
delivered free of charge in city limits.
Jet: la--d&wly SAINT. C. YOUNG.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-10
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

4 DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
Court Of the state Of Indiana, comprising the cases
reported in the eight volumes of backford and the first
sixteen Volumes Of Indsna Reports; together with the
Revised Statutes of the State embodied i'm the edition
of Gavin Fiord. BY Edwin A. Davis, l.. L. b. ] vol.
svo. IS co.
The first edition of this valuable work completely
bansted in less than three months from the time Of
publication new edition. printed fine white paper
ready This of the complete and best
arranged digess ever published ard has received the
highest commentators Of the legal profession
The Hon. NJ NJ. RAY say
THE Digest is in its plan and execution a II
is useful to the profession. This is abrdgement OF
the Reports but genuine digest Of them.
The Hon. DAVID McDoNsID Says;
at Is small commentator of the work that II Is
Digest not onv Of all Supreme Court decisions which
have be- published also of all the modern statutes
in force.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-10
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many preparations sold under the name
Btters, put up in quart bottles, crmpounded Of the
cheapest whisky rum, costing from 20 TO 40c
per gallon the disguised by mise ander seed
This class Of BerS has caused and will continue 10
cause, long they be sold hund eds TO die the
death of the drunkard BY their the system kept
continual, under the influence of alcoholic stmulsnts OF
the worst kind the desire for liquor created and kept
up. and the result is all the horrors attend upon
drunkard'S life and death
For those Who desire and iCW haze liquor bitters
publish the following receipt: Get 6OtXe ~
HooRand's GeTnan Filters and mix with three guam.
Of good Brandy or Uhisky, and the result will be q
preparation At will far e1( in medical virtue and true
excellence of the liquor bitterx in the
market and sill much Tess You will have all the
virtues Of EsofdRdS Biters in connection with good
article of liquor at much less price than these inferior
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-10

fsy pr Ann
p Morton. Governor, once. ttats House.
residence corner o. Nsrket and Illinois sts 1900
~ n Hollo~sy, Cslooel and Private s~erstary
20 Governor. 0f3os, state House, resides
viii 0overner Morton. 1,6SI
w Terrell. Major and Military Secretary
20 Governor. Once. state House; residence
Levels Block, on Ohio streei............... 1i8
w. r. Schlater, Major - Regiment. indiana
voirnfeers. A ID c. TO Governor 0fhee,
state House; boards 81 Palmer House...... lifs
Las. Noble. Adiufsnt General Of Indiana
ofaes, State House. boards At Bates House:
600 from the state ard o. cs< pay Of COL
ouei SR<
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18th Cavalry
Cavalry
Capt p. is
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NJ e DlCAL.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY?

1 ME PR0PRIErORS or THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
Of Anatomy and Medicine have determined. regard
Of expense 10 issue free, for the benefit II suffering
nanity, FOUR 81 their most interesting and instruc
Lectures Maria - and its dseualifcstions Ner-
p Debility, PreuUtare Decline II Manhood, Indges-
7, Weakness or DEPRESSION Loss Of Energy and Vital
wef. the Great Social Evil and those Maladies which
nlt from you'll HUI follies, Of maturity g-
ance Of Physiology and Natures Laws
hese invaluable Lectures have been the means Of en-
Atenirs and saving thousands. and will be forwarded
receipt Of four stamps. by addressing Secretary,
Yors Museum Of Anatomy and Medicine. els Broad
y. New YORK. Sept9 63-dly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-22
Eaftps.ntrttta

VIZ sre apt to Imagine that some Of our
American inBnraDce Companies are sue
eeSSful and prosperous beyond either pre-
cedsatTor comparison. but this pleasant
cOuceit Is soon dtspelyed after reading the
following from the London Money Market
REVERB. II should be prefAced, however,
by the remark that the statements made
are support ofthe prospectus of nesV fire
insurance. company about 70 appeal to the
public to getits shares promptly taken
But for whatever object addueed, the fig-
ures are none the less astonishing as show
ing what an immense advance has been
realized on some very small investments:
0fall the commercial enterprises which
have been based upon the partnership, or
Joint Stock Companies laws, tsW. haze met
with the success that has attended ERE in
surRnce companies when managed judi
cionsly, with caution and economy. At
the present time there are no less than
ftty-seTen IRE Offices in the United King
dom of an average standing of fifty years,
with vast accumulated assets and paying
large dividends 3Gssa katsfgE,
FIRE Offices to investors In such stock may
be estimated by a comparison of the origin
al cost with the present value of the shares
OF some Of the existing Offices, as exhibited
in the following table:
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PRe IS zen FORAGE

r 6HE1 aUAEFER5l EhR'B osgI6E.s
{ ~ aS-,o1l ~ gElIliIe B ttE5a ggleen1tti
CgHAEALANp, Mrs JGnuaST 18th IRk.l
GKARD PROPOSALS AZ fhvited ftSu time %
a tine By tbe undersigned ioI Supplying tbs Quar-
tsEmaatsFs Department. In The Department Of Wet
virginia q aalltp6Hs, Ohio, PGTksrSburg And
line Of the BaItimsrS and Ohio RRfrosd, ~ follows:
ClArtlBbuFg, Grafton, New Creek Cumberland, Mar
8aEGeEs Ferry, RsE!n Point g KS SS1
O. either Of these places with Hay Corn cats md
I'D; received for the delivery ofthres tfou.
GA1d C0oOO) buAhelS Of Corn or 0ats and hfty S0)
tons Of Hay or straE and nPHlTia, and must Be Ao-
eo@ganied By eqPy Of this edyeF.ise3slt
points they propose % make deliveries, and the
rates at which they viii make deliVeEiesIt hOriat
the quantities. Of each article proposed % be deliV
cred, the dnne When GAid delivery lhAIl be COM
me1eed and when 70 be oomPleted : sa.st ,tS4
AN deliLeries EIzSt b promptly mads within the
to insure PROMPT sSttissaSnth IS 4 ''
me- price must Be written out In words on the
bushels eseh1 Oats IN Ike sAsks Of about three
bushels each; the sacks to be Furnished without
extra ehaIgS Q thetoIeEnntnti the hay andStEGW
An articles offered under the bids he+tin Invited
Vtll % subject 70 = rigid Inspection by SG6ysrn-
nent Inspector, before being GeesPtsd. fg z8s
ContFaets win be awarded from time to time
to the lowest responsible bidder, as the inter
est9 q the Cover. ment may require; Gnd payments
M " ALlnL-k1e moe amounts contracted Tor
G1au have been delivered and accepted.
hohidS Win Be considered nom pAEiisS who have
tailed heretofore 70 comply with their contracts.
All Prop0sA8 amonnting TO ten thousand dollars
or exceeding that sum mnst be accompanied By q
guaranty, Eigued by two responsfbEs peFsonS that
N eA9s The bid - accepted be or they VIM within
the time nAmed eIecate the contract for the sane
with good and SUFFICIENT sureties in sum equal In
amount to the amount Of the contracts 70 deliver
iSI1ge ptoPosed, II conformity with the terms O
this advertisements, and In eAsS bidder Shan fAil
e enter into the contract they 70 make good tn
diherenes between the oder Of aid bidder and n
next lowest biddsFof the person to Rh6
the contract may be 0UAPdad.f., -
The responsibility oft guaFantors must be EhoWr
By the oteiAl certificate Of United State niStric
Judgso Attorney, COllGet5rof Customs, or Othei
known BY this once. ;!s
an bidders val Be duly potiaed Of the aeesptane,
| OF rejection OF their proposals. 1i1 'ss57
The foil name and post once address Of each bid.
der must be written in the proposals,
REUpo!a6 must b. addressed 10 Captain A. V. Bar
ringer, Chief QnATtsEmAStsr Department Of Wes
Virginia. Cumberland, Nd, aad marked. sPropOsaG
| for FORAGE
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees and bonds ma,
be obtained on application 70 this once. 555i