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steabehville.


Tie Herald goes or in delight over
tho result up there ON Tuesday, and ex-
presses itself in formidable headlines
thus:
Great crackin' of Butternuts and
Great Union Victory, yesterday, In JET.
for the old border county for Liberty.
Union and Right Steubenyille and
Jefferson county still remain steadfast
TO the good causel Union majority In
the city of SteubenVills I'll Union
majority in the county of Jefferson
70! a Union majority In every ward
In the city! A Union majority in every
township IN the county (save two)l
We find the following notice In the
local column of the Herald, with a re-
quest to us to copy:
MAN DROwNED-FIFTY DOLLARS RE-
WARD OFFERED FOR HIS BoDY.--A man
by the name of William u, Gass was
drowned in the Ohio river, near AIingo
station, Immediately below this city,
manner. The unfortunnte man was
about thirty years of age, i've feet
eight inches high, fair complexion, SAN
dy side whiskers. His hair was dark
brown. He had a high forehead, top OF
the head bald. Wore a plain black
cLOsI .S991tI lllllts anu vest dark corded,
and had on the little finger OF the LEFT
hand silver ring with the initials w.
L. G., =. i. 4, The above reward Will
be paid on the return of the body, or
giving notice where It can be had.
aN JOSEPH BOWMAN,
Wellsburg, West Va.
p. S.-Since the above was in TYPED
we learn that the body of the drowned
man has been recovered. p.
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WHY NOT use Tm RESr4

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
eStahllsheq the fact that AIATHEws' vKSE-
tI!EN HAIR DYE, Is the best In the world. II
n me eheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete In one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation Of tbe
hair. No trouble. No crock or stnIn. Does
not rub on or make thehnIr appearTlusty ana
dead, but imparts to 1t new LIE and iustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown. "A prf-
ferTeFl. A child can apply 1t. Always give
Sattstnction. Only Is cents per bottle. sod
everywhere, II.
a; MATTHEWS, Manufacturer. N. v.
pIE!AAs RARNES & Co, New York. whole
AAls ASenu- mRyD-1yeod
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We have received long communities
ton, numerously signed, in reference
to the Senatorship in the 9Th district.
The signatures are all in the same hand
write, the accompanying letter bears
NO date. tho envelope is not post-mark-
ed, and we are not acquainted with the
writer. Until these difficulties are ex-
planned away We cannot publish the
communication. People who write in
good faith should avoid such suspicious
circumstances.
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spettaI aIntifes.
HOLM LARIN On
me- SOAAN fLs '!4AAAN - CO., ftf...
Merchant TaIIOrs, No. % Monroe str.
.raz-l WHEEI1SG, W. VA.

Merchant IalIoFSs No. 40 Monroe Str.
-.ta4-t WAEE1ISG, W. VA. r5,4
3 .swaIk in Gents, 'tw2I give great pleasure
To AAEGLN 3 co. TO take your measure"
An kinds OF goods of the latest style and
fashion, such as Cloths, casimeTcs and Vest,
insA Contings, DrawersW hites Shirts, Negllges
Shirts and Mems furnishing g'ods generally
can be obtained al. JOHN t. IaAKIN & cor
Emporium Of Fashion. M inG1 lt I'll
Come one and all, and give a Call
AT LAKIN&Co. 3 new Clothing Han;
Where goods Of all kinds, rich, and rare,
Are found at prices cheap ard falrI
Gloves. CERyats and Neclties, fine,
Cassimeres and Cloths that shlnes
sillsand Handkerchiefs and Sock,
Can all bo had for solid .'Ioclrs.p 94as
No trouble here to ind supply -, '5f.
or all you want, just como and ny.
octl0-Iw
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bTHB Examining Board Of the U. S.
Naval. Academy is now lin session at
Annapolis, We notice that Clinton R.
Curtis and A. S. Mclean Of West Va.
have passed the final. examinations
necessary to full admission as lnidship-
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COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
/, Coco Cream for the Hair. -
Coco Cream for The HoIr

- ~ 7SOSuI NtelLIu IOf inc dnlf.
.i.:. Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No morerancid PnmndesII
Nomore rancid PomndesIi
you want something elegant,
II you admine delicious Perfume,
Ifyou desiresoft and silIy Hair, j.
Ifyou want your Hair preserved,
fyou want your Halrto grow
II you want to prevent premature Rnldnes
II you want to be nd Of DandrufE =
Use the Coco Cream. a.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream. L i.5l
Use the Coco Cream.
= Z Use the Coco CyFIsaT1
Price Is cents a hottie s1tS-H'
30; LAUGHLINs q BUsHFIELD
yuza Wheeling, w. Va
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PIILADELPHIA, Oct. N.

-A@S%s+A+ p1eSEt - GttE Lttcds1tlE4t O1GGLte,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL.
The conservation of Bishop ouiptar,I.
OF Tennessee, took place to-day at ST
Lukes Church. 1t was an imposing
ceremony. Every inch OF space was
packed by the audience. The cnndi-
date was presented by Bishops Law. of
Arkansas, and Potter of New York
The laying on of hands was made bv
eight bishops. An eloquent sermon
n W preached by Bishop Stevens, of
pennsylvania, on Paul's ministry, and
was elaborately made applicable to tho
demands on the Christian ministry of
the present day by q very careful argue
ment that Paul In his preaching made
no mention Of Greek or Roman Slavery.
y was, on scholarly grounds, an eie-
Sant discourse, and IN church policy
Mighty appropriate to the OCCASION.
Vi Ihere was an unwillingness to hear
any evidence as to his antecadeuts in
tne war. a deliberate adoption of the
PElnelple that II Is not the province or
wish OF the Convention to INQUIRE
mercer and hnrrying forward OF his
dangerous testimony which might have
aaWakened Opposition, though not per-
maps TO change the vote al the lower
mouse, under the expectation that II
would not be thus early reached.
inc ibernl church organ this week
CSAS " III AlBuL us BO1lA0O0 tuln.
LafGl9 reDeI career, of which there IL
awful testimony. He was author of
the prayer for tue success of the rebel
cause aud destruction of the Union
~ mus, from carly In! tho war in ,nsa in
the Febel churches. His Services in the
war were more military than civil. and
grave charges are made as TO his own
actS, by which he pushed his progress
TO high seat in the church. 1t b too
Inte to review these facts, but they Will
i IsilSi auded strength to the opposition to
~ b1llsnop Winners casc. In both casnS
therS are some strange circumstance. |
when IN the case of any Northern |
blshop would have been fatal 10 his OH |
tanning the consent of this Convention |
mon MAY well take alarm AZ Tho I'LL
cent hnste in hurrying in the face oftbe
Canons and Constitution the recention
Of these rcd handed rebels 10 sedta IN
the House of Bishops, "a
y u ~ a. = 2 49, II 4
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,.ANoSo the visitors present at the fair
wo:'ROticed yesterday Hon. John n.
Ewing, of Washington. Pa.
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

VIII cure the Itch in IS hours. 90
Also enres Salt Rheum, UIcerz, ChIIblaius
and all Eruptions OF the Skins PrIse "a S11s'
For sale by n1 DTuRZtStR 1880
BY sending 20 cents to WEEKS a POTTER
sole Agents. l1O Washington street. Rnsfo1S'
9nss., II Will be forwarded by mail ffee al
Posta{Ge, 70 any part OF the United States.
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MARRIEn

d. ~. MARRIED,
3eSterLiay evening, October 18th, in Centre
Mheeltng, by the Rev. Bla1keney, Mr. JoITN
tMoREIAND, to Mis- MARY A. STANLEY, OF
tcSS6lid S; papers please copy1
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ELECTION5.

A y NJ ELECTION. WI LII BE HELD ON
Of the beveI1l election pfeoi q n ~
ISwnshlp5 Of Ohio county, Under M S,,s5 -
y ~ lle elected 70 hold eiecfi
pm Spe state Senator for the Senatorial ME.
F3S,,eo mp9sed q the COUNTIES OF HancocII.
ioE three members OF the ne,t TiSnss ~,
1t ~; IgE the county Of Ohio State or WeSt
MI =, A.. ! = GEo.W. SIGHTS.
cdrIitS sot me beard OF Supervisors OF ohio
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Kentucky,

Tho Louisville Journal tel,s /. -.
deal of truth in short paragraph do.
voted to the late election in Kentuctv,
It says: 'Ny'
na % w l%Se for some time been trying.
ourselves that the number Of ac'i,e9
s rebels IN soul has been inconsiderSble
StH1Se tho close Of tho war; but, In view
OF OF the results of last Mondays election
IN some parts of Kentucky, we arc mn
RLenenSiye that we have been mistaken,
SeIIlalnly some of the bitterest and
D19ldest, or rather most audacious, of
all the rebels and rebel sympathizers in
me stat, haye been elected to the leg
3islatnfe by large maj FltfGz- elected not
IN spite OF their being rebels or quasi
rebels, but for the reason TINT they arc
rebels.Y = ~ n = y
JEFF. Thompson tells the editor of the
Jou'7tdI that the only persons in the
Sonth who wish to do any more fight
ing are those who didn't do any when
they had the chance.
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q U R E K Al
I. NIlFAILIBLE HAIR RESFORAFTVE!!
This is no Hair Dva;'

VIE IMMENSE SUCCESS WITH wHTcu
~ lSlhy IepaFRtion has met during Tie sIIoEt
ine z has been bafoga The puhlic h5ss jI,iIlSSs
f ,ss1ss ndS and tens Of thoisand, Who
nounce u the ONLYand TRIiE Hail ~ ~ ~
III Ghe Eurelrn has been fintrodlieali inf
a. LII I Y. pLlncipal cities both Iast and WEI
,!l1Lhtnlly performed an thnf n
STIlLted LOT 1t has superseded m ofl1RF Tfai,
e " The Eureka reStoFeS C3rav Hal
Soiit,,oSet ~ COLOR prevents the haif NOM
NE SIip Lmpartlng to the hair q softneSS
s 49, q9T and youthful Appearance fhSt nj
SStieE itnI PREPARATION can produce The
~. iSl . iree nom all impurities or noiSon.
S S,s1i 1Lng and can be used without soiiinR
manufacturpd and sold. Wholesale ana r..
t4ut ny ROBERT EISHElR S0ls A1ent ~ "
9, 30 - North Fith street., ST. I;oniS No
q spa 500 wholesale and Retail by N IN IT,, u,
n I,I % hnd Logan List q Co., nRenfs m.
" " neellng, West Va. Sold also by i'll 9ocit..
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TnK REPuptAToR RRrUD1ArED.-Gen.
George w! Morgan's defeat Is sealed
with the infamy Of his advocacy Of the
population ofthe national debt. In his
campaign speeches he argued that he
Sa9se the country was in distress md
should dishonor its faith now that -3he
neces!ity IS over. The principle q that
u the borrower was needy when he borz
E2'Wed the money, he may refuse 10 INV
when his need has ceased. It Wns az,
gItLeLnpt 70 introduce the principles OF
t..'1 Sen Davis into Ohio. 1t l6ntna-
my shpnld FecDgniEa no hon0r6fla 6iSIi.
gations1GiN. Gdeette. : .s'As Ss'tA
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EPIs0oPAI GENERAL coNyRNTIoN

Conservation OF Rlslaop QuIntart,--
Haste I'm Receiving Him IIfs Re.
belliOus Anteeetlents, =.
lpecinl Il.IllLrh n ne r,,..l.,,....r r,..-...-
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National Bank Of West ViiiGiiDii8

s33l. & At Wheeling.
. + SaPital ,-s-5- 100000.
M VtN 49, 1vEDi ON Deposit ny,
ei IN, niiIs 1unted ESciianea h,t,s ote
Fj made on an MI mi ,1 ila
.TpOo,J SiNR. PAXTON FI,sSi,Js.,.
--3!1s0N LAME, Cashier. 'oa.9ET6;
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Nohoa.

TaEat ~ sT,oolSHoLDERs OF T ! e , IN
N Springs, French Cnseir dIIiI NJ y 1tS-
nSn ~ inning Company, win fiet n. n,
IonsiHIs5 room loom Of the Savine's BanIt an
IA y F3Effs Oet0ber 10, 1865 ~ 4 oSeISSStE -
se ~ III purpose OF electfng birecioFS p
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PORTRAITS

Bridge Stock.
4 IA SSII55 ,AA RES OF THE sToC1 on, T1,v
pany for Sale. nni MY ~ belmont Ridge coTn-
.ss6la Z, FIRST NATIONAL, RANR
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CORKS, CORRS C0DIT5I

i6b,11 I'M - Walls, JUGS, DENT
AH 6 s,ns ny l1l%iNlf IN IA ICjfjAN III ff q
ssPS and LOGAN, list 4 ~
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Great Freedmen,s Demonstration
Speeches by Bishop MeIIVaine, Dr.
Bellows, Beeeher ana Garrison.
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THOSE who speak of two political
opponents MS Throwing dirt at each
other" do not use polite phrase. II
is suggested that 1t should be said TINT
the disputants are causing remark
able activity In real estate.
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for the express purpose Of overawing
the men 70 whom the people of Virginin
had entTpsted the question. g,
This cowartlly submission 10 out do
influences, eSetted in themost Offensive
manner, admits ONO excuse, especially.
from people whose chief pride Is their
"chivalry." In the very act by which
they prOfessed to declare their indepen-
dence Of a powerful government, they
yielded a most degrading submission
to political adventures, who had no
possible right to dictate to them. Men
who with such loud professions Of
spirit, show so little ofits character,
have no right to complain, of others,
when they are broughtto the consequent
ces of their own folly and lack OF pluck
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Som of the Virginia planters who
have been ruined by the war, complain
that as they were Union men, before mo
'stateaeceded, and only Joined the m6y,N
ment amer uiat time, ii Is PARTICULARS,
hard upon them to suffer the deynsta-
lions OF the war which they did NOT
provoke. There is some force In tbis
argument, In South Carolina ned ~; =.
some other Stntes, but not in 2;rs-s1;s
In that great stats, the peopla S- -,.-.,-
more than two to one, for tho Iynia,,
taey suffered themselves to be bnIIieI
. .nVo an act which was as much aoainst
ess conscience, MS 1t WIS against law
a .,,,N assson and common sense. The
tleanee Of secession was foroeS
through the Virginia. 3conS -, losS 50
. ,asee,s Of personal viOlenoo; and ,,,s:s
.nn IS.- s .,e, maao nasinly 10y soif-ap-
ssn,ed delegates fFomlToxau ana ,ssTt,,
essi q ishe had eome 20 RicisiinsI,, Il
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WHEEAINa, W.
Fall & Winter Goods

consisting Of French, German and DomeS,i,
lAn ana American CnlHtmeFea, sink, CaRfmeTS
and Manel1le! Xesting!, White, Fancy, Linen
and DraWeES, ScaEns, Ties, 6nBpenders HAM.
keTehiets, Socks, Gloves. GauntIets nnd CSi-
IN, IIavellnE Bags and Valises, &C., dc O1F
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= = g ~ ,GAeakinE Cloths NJ So 90.
I'll fIa1S 81 AL q ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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g 3 HOUSE, {, OF delegates.
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At the Illinois State Fair Mt CHICAGO.
IsleE.9: atiyeA OF two rival artiAciai
1s ~, est9 6lishmeiits had a wRlIEIn,,
,I,F;;,,s Inc victor made his mile In "a
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IMPORTANT TO FHMALEs.

DIR. CHEES EMAN'S PILLS
the result of a long aud extensive practice. Tsey
mild in their Operatio and can::ot do harm to
the most delicate; certain in correcting i irrssu-
iarities, Painful Msnstruation, removing all OBJ
structons, neither from cold or other wisc, head.
ache, pain ic the side, pal ptation of the heart
whites all nervous affections. Mysteries. fttig
pain in the back and limbs, &c. disturbed aleep.
which arise from iH terrup tion of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of . new era Ia the treat
mept of ir egularites and Instructions which nave
CONF sned 60 maGy to PREMATURE GRAVE. No
female er1oy good health unless she is regular,
and whenever an obstruction takes place the gen
era health begins to decline. These Pills form
pIATE and PgRsisTENT sUCCsss. D0N'Y
your Druggist, ard tell him that you scnat the
BEST and mos, KELIARLE FEMALE MEDI-
CINA IN TIE WORLD. which is comprised in
these Pills.
DIR. CHEESEMA ANS PILLS
have been q Standard Remedy for over thirty
years, and are the most etfectusl oze ever known
for all complsints peculiar to Females. To ell
classes they are invaluable, Inducing, 10Th eer
tasnty, PERIODICAL regularity. They are known to
Thousands who have used them at different periods
throughout the c >untry, having tn. sanction al
some OF the L ost ennintnt Phystc,nns IN Anss1ica
EIp!irt di'tetsorS. HatiRF icie. they should not b.
used with each Bex-the Pries One Dollar Bog
or Boz es for 30, containing from 81 to IN Pills
Pills sent by mail promptly, secure from obssrys.
FOR sALF BY ALL n DRUGaisTa.
HbTCHINs q HILLYER, Proprietors,
dec l0-eely,a 81 Cedar ST., New York.
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ITO THE PUBLIC. ...
DETECTION OF C0UNTERFEITERs,
TREASURY DEpAsrxssr,

hOLlCITORH OFFICE, Oct. q, 1854. I
Congress, by an act passed at its last sess, on
placed q con siderable sum of money at the dispose
OF the Secretary of the Treasury, to be employed
In the prosscnIion Of measures for TIE date .ton
ana punishment OF persons engaged 10 counter.
letting Treasury notes. fractional currency. and
o. OF tne United States. This fund
and others through whose instramentality offsn-
defs are broug 70 justice and its al alton
and the conduct Of the measures referred to are
diats supervision Of the unde gned, to whom all
offences indicated should be addressed Liberal
rsxaros nave siready been paid to several parties
feiters. ~ : =. - -~ooA "a 0o0"'ol
II is hoped that the stimulus thus offered. added
20 the Interest which all good citizens must feel in
the so prression Of crimes tending to Impair the
credit Of the national sscnrities and thus smbar.
est GO operation Of all capable of aogdIns sny aid
the attainment of that desifabie snd; It IL sspse
isets
concerning snch offences, viii comfnu nicate them
Putlishsrs q nsw H. ne soun.
Try vii render ereentiaI service 70 the dovsrn-
meat and the pablo By siyinx ccnspicTsTs biz
novl eDsnW Solicitor Of the TREASURY.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,
HRPICI BALfIhORB 4 OHIO Rh. o.
~ WasHJEsToH. D-css. De- i5 1874

N
~ wssH,Eeror. D-csa bel d, 1854,
~ Il - - - "a :-=
On End sissr sunday psssms.r rs ,ass; n..ssn
TEAMS MOVING NORTH
RisBuKs TahisHIesys w.shtasto "S ais . a = 3.
ss.s s sosE r. ss
phil.eelphi. :as P n. New Y.rk $40 P n No
No. s-FsLTIsosE 4 WESTERN TRAIN
Leave Wash nssan s:ia \. y. s.espins .. way
stations. connecting At Relay 9Th the Hstl Tr.a a
No. INV YORK MAIL rRAIR-Lsav. w.sh-
~" Pth.d.iohi. S:ss ?. N. NJ" Yorf 1000
No. 5-BALTIMOnl TRAIN AND WAY STA
ing at Relay with Frederick train. Arrive at Bal
No: s-EALrIMcks GoMvurArIoN AND
PBdLAnsLpaIa TsAINa Lss.s w..hin ztoo
.toss .."sssrx L..,., r .s
Annapolis Junction only.
Nc 5- p TON ALBAN! 4 NEW Y s, Ex'
Arrive at NJ. York 400 An, Aaiis and P.ssan:
IL. West No psi.asl. or Baifmors .isaats
.ol hy thir train. which is limited in capacity By
Gov err NJ emf orders TO insure the mails.
No s-BALFIMOREd hARkIsBUR9 TRAIN
Leave Wash,n gtop ":4s ?. n end arrive at Balti-
No 9-NEW YORK., PHILADELPHIA AND
WESTERN TRAlN-Lesve Washin gten at 1850
p NJ stoppies 1t Re ~ House far Western passsu.
gers TO take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
Park ersburg, AND ali points in the West Reaches
New York at G:f $ A. N.
FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made
With the a:15 II. and the 3 and 400 P. n. from
Waahin xton No trains to or FROM Annapolis on
Sunday.
THE ONLY TRAINS From WAeHIN3T0N
for passengers on Sunday are the ST. ana lI:l5
A. N. and 3 P. n. for Baltimore. and 5:}O r. N.
TIE p. for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS the West. As we'll a to
PhiIadel phia, Nav York. er Boston, can be ha1 at
the Station Ticket off at all hours in he day,
we'll as at Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Penn.ylvsnia svsnue, betweea "A and
18th streets
BAGGA G will be check ed at all hours.-aIso for
THROUGH points. to save trouble and confusion at
the 4. partur of he trains.
ALLPASeENGERS,w VIII, Their soldiers or citizens,
are politely buI earnestly requested to respect the
rules of the Line. estabis he'd for the general ad
yaptass such as the k.ering of one or more cars
exclusively for lad and their endants. and the
prevention of smoking in any but the ennOker's
cars and also tn make a cheerful compliance
18th the decisions o. the agents or oondu ctors
in regard to their seats tickets etc.. especially in
the hurry of starting The trains
" P. SMITH, Master OF TrAnSpor tafion:
T. N COLE General Ticket Agent. dec 20
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CALVES WITH SHEEP.-It is we'll known
p. rbaps, 10 H,ost of your agric ultural readers
that late calves. W hen they come to the barn III
The fail, will II confined in yards with older
tat-d Being weaker and email. they are us uaily
showed ab1 ut, and deprived of their due share
OF food, and In consequence, stall away" rap
idly. Now ! never allow animals Of this de-
ecription TO associate or be confined with larg-
er once, but put them with my sheep, where
there IL 30 danger OF their doing or receiving
harm. S,cE calves, have observed. often pick
pp and de your with avidity the hay and stra W
from among the sheep uDg. II is medicinal
and ] know of no article that has more imme-
oiate and salutary effect in restoring diseased
caves TO health than steep dung. l have
pIactittd this usage for many years, and have
Jsver lost an ar imal, though i have had many
sick when they came to the barn.-Germantown
Trieoraph
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-09
PROPOSALS.
EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
NAVY UssAxrA SAT.

Nav UssAHrh
Bxrtdu j Py ertsipns aad Ola srE.
kr6rlary J, 1885 J
sesIed Proposals endorsed Propn>als for Fresh
Beef and Ves-ts bies viii be rscciTr ut this Ba-
resn until Z o'c ock the 18th day SCI n.
cry inst for the supply Of soy y 'unhI H' sr..h
beef md 10 t90 po1 mas 1T Fresh Eea..soiss stthS
ashiE gton Station, AZ required; The b..i 81!
Vegetables must re cf good qualify. sol tbs o-s.
the market =erds ard arti Gle must ee 2tIere
for b. the pound The Beef 10 he in eauai proper :
tionr. fore and hind qnartFrs; Bonn, VIE VIE sp
proved srcurity, will h% reorired IN one ssu eae
estimated anc ant of ts. contract. emf tSents pc
cent in addition win be withheld rom the an ont
OF each payment to be made as collateral secqti.y
for the due rerforma of the contract wht-n
with.
Every offer must be- accompanied by written
guarantee. .iRna5 by one m are responst bic per
Soma that the bidder bidd will u his or tn .ir
biz he pied enter into n oblix .tion wtti iu
i've days with good and sufi cient sureties. to far
n,sh the articles proposed.
No proposal vii be considered unless accom-
panied by ,uch xnarantes. and By sati.fsct'ry
evidence shat tn bidder is regular dealer in the
article proposed. and has the license required ey
)av
The De par ment reserves the right to reject a
proposal lot considered advantageous to the dow
mt. feSt1