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\ SPECIAL 8 NOTICES.: -.

4 DDREaS TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILI-
IA tated, whose sufferings have been protxactsd
from hidden causee aud whose casss require prompt
ssSs you
charges what effect does It produce upon your gensr
al health Do you feel weak debtatsd easily tired,
Does little extra exertion produce pslpitatlou Of the
hea.tl Does your liver, Or urinary organs. or your
semetimss thick @f hocky or i II ropy On IT.
g
you have spells of short breathing dyspepsia. Ars
your bowels constipatedi, Do you have spells Of
fainting, Or PUSHES Of blood to tho headi Is your
memory impaired I. yoqr mind constantly dxell
mopins, strsd Of conpsay aI !; Qo ySa visS 1dbss
LEFT alone, 10 get away from everybody Dos any
issp
lianti The bloom on your cheek a. bright Do you
enjoy: yourself IN society - welli Do you pursue
much oonndence in yourself. Are your sririts dull
and tagging, given to 1ts e melancholy IT Co. do
not lay u to your liver Or dyspepsa. Have you rest
have but little appetite and Jon attribute this to
dyspepeia Or llver.complaintI Ss -&etl-s, = ~
T Nov reader sefsbuse ,venereal diseases badly
Ing weakness of the generative organs The orrsna
of generation when Ia perfect health make tho nan
Ddyou evsrthnk that thuss bold, defiant, snereotic
whoss sensTative organs s. Il perfect heaitkt You
never hear such men complain 81 being melalcholv
Of nervousness. of palpitstion of the heart j Thsy
ssee. w II
ways polite and pleasant In the company oe ladies,
and look you aud them right In the hcs.-none Of
your downcast looks or any other meanness about
them do not mean those who keep tho organs In
Hated By running TO excess Thesc will not only ruin
Their but also those they do business
How many men nom badly-cured diseases, stom
the effects g and eicssses, havs bcought
about that state Of weakness IN thUee organs that h
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! AccoRB1Na sto = the" n e.gt' We area
E',crsatufs::" The editor of That paper
himself ID r.; eynio, standisg
,on. ha' head, ~ Yuri. 7na,'aarali6u.,5 81
the bottom IF Id inverted 'tab,,' shoutl
ipg yocifefonsly t6 The passers lby!! T.
That's What he says Il 1 'hihse.f, aaduwe,
guess be tells Tie truth f6or onhcc.!a osa
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i WE have devoted considerable space
tor: the past two or three weeks to Con-
gressional matters. We do this beca use
it il something in, which the people are
very greatly interested, J; and because We
ara, foroedsto y.athe course taken by
the daily papers at St. Paul and Min
neapolis, which are devoting column
OF more each day to-. misrepresentipg
Stearns county, $50, e-s'-~----
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ROLTING.

( II E
3. The Minneapolis Tribune has = great
deal to say about Mr.: Donnelly's bit
ing in case be should not be nominated.
It's 2 noticeable fact, however, that all
that has been said about boiling comes
from the Washburn side. Mr., Donnel.
is a true Eeppblican'1,t and stands BY the
party nomiEa ions, a., -. .,I> .-,' -
What does the Tribune IL INC mean when
il says That tiffany considerable body
OF Republicans will sustain Mr.. Don
huNel'y, FLEA .iAya<scI g'E&Yassssnx.
1--WE might as we'll hang up the fiddle and
give. the contest. up 70 ths Democracy with.
ont struggle, for our dissolution and ruin
1as i party is inevitable "a1ioI'ai ia Z: 1881
/ DoesfhYme honest support Of
Mf:HD0nnelly, If nominated or does III
,mean'Ha low dndnhahdedi attempt 10;
defeat HIM assaob asgabef0rei'nowi has;
been attcmpted'by thsuoPress ring .:o'
With the record 1of two,yeats ago fresh
ID mind, The friends sof'Mr; Washburo,'
and especially 7ataosc iainthis 1dsality,p
: should Bssery oesreiai wAatottbey' ssay;
aboutsbolting..sslq cd, tssrasn eafElO 5so'
2 T. ~ ! Z 81 T. s. .
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resolved opoa s. &c othsr COMMITTEES!
Il villnlso b secn that e ! number Of
tho the same persons have boon
CHOSE; Is 4 IN
were Sall opnelly W. s. 8 she
Pre.a How non Z Butwe aref lad
e ,evs. thiisa,l = ,.ea . harmony
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TIz 81, Paul P,lss claims the honor
Of being thslo only paper II this District
which villidessand abuscs tho Rspubli-
ean Memter q COM r!ss T. This i bsse
ingrrtitude e the Minneapolis Tribune,
which has been following 4 the heels
of the Pre-, With what CELEBRITY il could.
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the Press says that the reason Gov.


. The Press says that the reason Gov.
Smith, President Of the Northern Pa
cifc Railroad, wrote SO highly compli:
mentary q letter concerning Mr.. Don.
'nelly's. efforts in behalf of the road, IS
because the GOV Governor is afraid Of him
Mr.. Donnelly must, according to tho
Press be most tearfally and, wonderful.
ly made, TIC House defeats III? al
ezandria Land Office bill because Of its
love for hin At and Immediately after:
wards, IS turtle? manifestation Of its
affection, passes the bill BY al Increased
majority. And now The President; ii the
Northern Pacific Railroad is a7''' iiu gre great
alarm and :nanifsasltssT Ely ' v saitlH II,
friend s. Nj: Donnelly's PAIN ]prac:-
,tieal letter, u 'Wshieh he CLEARLY states
the y;alaee ppoed i upoa Mf } Service.
BY the, ;fiiends s. The > -! Pad: 'suEssly
Nj Il R PEI "a r. nns tbs e 9s6 #
! tsT1s... All. yl.., E>.,.- A., -. +
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Republican N ational Tioket..
TOR PRBS1DDNT, S.$si
ULYSSES s. GRANT, aa
OF ILLINOIS. t'stists5
~ Sc G45ss S7Sitt + 5SgfEs tyf,SI&..tF
FOR v1Cn PAEslDnKT,
SCHUYLER OoLFAX.
'& or INDIANA h: 80 II 81.
". T. .RANBuSCH, Frssborn County.
OSCAR MALNROs, Ramsey County.
G. T. BROWN, Nieollst Coclty, VI u
4. g. JONES, Anoka County. =.
aHRunlacAn CONVENTION, sECOND
CONGRESSIONAL AL DIST01CT.

A ooavsatioa Of The Republicans ofths sseono wv
srssoual District d hereby called at 1nsefso' n..
IN the city Of 81. Paul. on TAarsasy' sae
day of September, A. D. 1865. at ~ O'CLOCK =.
sbr the purpose Of dominating candidate bs Repre-
sentative in Congress for said Dstrc to bs supported
1t the ensuing election. ',. - lEGAs4sy 5slt
RI. several counties Of the Dstrict Win be entitled
70 deleeates In such Convention - follows: ~t-
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-+*ssh Washington Dispatch says TINT,
thu oopmissioncre.of tho, Laad Oaiee
hass1 promulgated 1.-The, following INV.
passed on'ahs last day lof the session ;,
to1protectthaorig|ts Of aatual settlers,
upon public, hndsIotsthe United Statds:s
BE It lengeted, That in mo : case shall
three sections Of public Ian Is Of the United
Statesibe entered ID ana one township by
scrip issued in any State under the act ap-
proved July 9th, 1862, for the establish
nent 'of an agricultural college, therein! q
/ Ttis is 8 a bill introduced 10y Mr..
Donnelly and passed through tho
House Y 2s'd ESaisrt;a \ tta@e i,f;Esa aisd 3as
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e = not, We might also state here.
that the COMMITTEES i 81 no means
composed entirely q Nj. Donnslly's
supporters. Mr.. WashburD il the on
y Congressional candidate Who has no
'ffiond among its members. But i
comprises only good, true Republicans,
who fully understand their rights, and
ars not disposed to be garroted by any
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: DOUGLAS ALL, RIGHT!.

Douglas County has held her convention
and sends up, tNo enti,Donnelly. delegates;
"Set 'em up in the other alley,!'''-Minne-
apolis Tribune, !: si E''@I i:;tH3 is:,i ~j@:<i
j, Not: quite so<fast, if you please. W.;
E. Hicks aud j. H.; Vandyke we're SO.
lected as the delegates to St. Paul at
the Convention at Alexandria on Sat.
<urday! ay Both are for Mr:,D onnelly!w A
resolution to instructsfo for 6: G. Andrews
(tantamount hereaboatst TO: EWashburu)
was Overwhelmingly voted down. Yes;
"set 'em up in thea'other:alley:''5 We
are making regular ten-strikes up this
way among the Washburn pins.i Some
;ef them cant s.q be get Up again either:
Hope you are satisfied with things 10
genera. and Douglas county in particul::
lar M 1zr1,:I,;.n;.ee' M;E' HH|1so15 z
49, $3.50 - eOSsSS'
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50. CLo}1jD, must % &, fearful t place.
TIC 81. Psul Pre ,.; says y. there al 3
rcreatfaaIe :he:ree;; III; !, Minneapolis ii; ,,,a
Tribune reports the place. as q infested
vi l'! "ps l q i, lana according to,the
Anoka Qapior diabolieal ,siisshh.uhedfiu
nas been IL; es4oa.eeoctead, i1 this vicinity
Hasten | q, people, and y, fee unto tie.
posa'e'na ef HePsid ~ ham where the
asas'seo:a'lle !ne9nI1n.s!s.aaa. u ,banasssb ID
ALI ]stan aThs ST. pad i,j2a.,
pdseh pledges that '.'22la aSsssaa D.,it,k;
ioin sead q ;sJia6aa aa,sy2as.osn Is Vii
District convsntion 4! e 1avov Hon
Ignet'r !. /, D 81 This is 10 CUES.
verk sWol aEs certain i il. whereof, We If:
hrm sI,,ss e,.ssssfY ], \ !, s,.,, i. ].
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=. For p oNNELE1:- capt: G: Beau
lieau, "Jr., has been chosensths delegate
/. from Grow Wing County; and INSTRUCT
ed for MI. Donnelly. "set >cm up'':
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: A4INo7HER.-Caryer has selected q
delegation instructed for Donnelly.--.-
s"Set 'em up again." -,
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rlsIiEd i largest and sb4st asooremont of
. OF CKs may DO found And purchased
very low q. BUS BIS. ! They srs war.
IIanlsd. .
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! FE2TS yYT-r 4 GsrE14sg - xzs,~,-.
Every Article Warranted. :
z; 81 ~ n ~ 20 xy:@ II s. :.
! MCINTYRE & DORSEY,
40 a'l.fZaY uaxrt9 49,. ass, !
st. Cloud, July a, 1852: = 0'A 4a |
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Lumber and Log Book.
as>:.,-.E11 50 *SFsA E5s.ssss ~ al. =
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I sc.lssE.'s .zADr nic si. :
Designed expressly for Lumber Merchants,
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correct measurement Of Scantling, Boards,
Plank, Cubical contents Of Square aud
Round Timber, Saw Logs, Wood, &C., COM
prised in . number Of tables, to which
are added Tables Of Wages by the month,
Board Of Rent by the week Or day. Interest
Tables, 30. -
:. Scarcely is it possible to add to the rec
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to give ito title pags. Every one engaged
in buying, selling, measuring or inspecting
lumber Of any kind, will ct once appreciate
. work Of this kind. 8sss5SEiissa- - -
2 z.sssl 81 400, 600 COPIES !.
have now been cold, and Il il conside, I'd
the standard Lumber and Log Book Of the
country. No farmer or lumber dealer need
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% II ID based upon mathematical ealcula-
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The book 10 for sale By booksellers gem
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sent post. paid 70 Any address for 20 cents,
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sTHE Press says the editor r.. Of this this
paper is creature" soy,.s;:s,. ..,,,,.,...
The editor Of the Press is 9 fellow !! j!
IA pcrsonl u There now f.,s:.,.4 81
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wR1aar C0uaTT ron D0NNE1LY.

Special 1slegram to tie journal. .
C1HAnwA1IR, Aug. Goth, 1868.
The caucus held here last evening elect
ed full Doasslly delegation to attend the
County Convention.
G. W. II.
This ENSURES the Wright County del
egation for Mr.. Donnelly. "Set 'em
up in The other alley" Mr.. Tribune.
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Ire 'oW ashhura d papcrsu down be-
Iov'aare veryemueh2 elated because the
monster meeting which greeted cir.
Doane'ly ,ssthis place last lveek WAS It.
tended in, part BY, aDemocrats and anti.
ponnollyT men ''a sThatas.s just ~ i,
should be,;. il i'isinnerswho .re,ealled
to repa1tadce.o 3nasyj4z,~sg h ,s,.,;;s.;ty /.
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A nINnEAPoL1s FALsEnoOD.

cult matter-nay, an imposslblllty-to
follow up aud contradict one fraction Of
thsrfshshoods put h Gin ito uiixttiiou By
w.,hbafa''s' IN psp,s,rll a,;,h5th' dsfiyys,'
the Press and Tribune, concerning
Mi. Douasal3a T8snsl aseso mona,auss1
y ghring thaet thew carry thsiqf fesdu'
tatioai khlthsuf7 nth iiss1sud vsaadasd
<loppy' asds oaly 1sais istp,r but asutd1
are aagsdiossly sokdksdinna fcWshssds.
q tiSshg woefaaiy atfetahed.d Ofaahisa
httsr CHI Standardization from ahe.fsr.I
6en fimag ioationasofa 'ths minneapolis
,1fiJsxs' 70 the sBstt:thst oDonuels
ly had declared himself in favor ofEwhat
is kaowaiAtsths Sioux City sBranchY
and had sold out the Northern Pacific
Road The atom of truth in. theastate..,
mont is, that Mr.. Donnelly badiexpsass-3
ed himself favorable to the Sioux City
branch, but with the ,s@yie1ding pros'
utso that 1t shouM be made ssbordinatel
to tie Northern Pacific lise. 81 NotnpA
It'll thia great through ,routeswasa wholly
safe aud. had secured; its subsidy, would.
he vote fot allan Z to any branch line
If heoeaa psain strength for bis own.
great national measure by syialding his
'supportoto other bills; made; phollvs.b.
ss;aiary to, thisjsit is his duty. to Ibis
.constituents>toido 50. ax The faotti is that
Nh. Donuelly is the only member: Of
the House Committee on, Pacific Rail.
roads who I ID unquah6edly'ais favor of
the Northern Paci6eolihe.I He is its
sole champion andsasupporter in the
Committee. The others represent an
tagonistio: Pacific roads ! and, their
branches. :i:Mr. Donnelly must there
fore gather strength and secure the
success of the Northern route by COM
binations With other interests. This is
apparent to al sensible men, Aud it
is . fact that but for the determined
stand taken by Mr.. d. lin the Commit
tee the bill for the Northern Pacific
Railroad would not have been introduc:
ed in the House at all during: the last
session, but would have been compelled
to yield to a branch line running from
Kansas to California. The misrcpre-
sensations Of these two papers are as
outrageous as they are groundless. ">.' ~
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Located along their two Railroad Lines
viz: from St. Paul via St. Anthony,
Anoka, St. Cloud and Sank Rap
ids to Watsb. and from St. An
thony via Minneapolis, Wy
zetta, Grow River, Waver-
" and Forest City to
the western boun-
dairy of the
Stale.
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Grain Growing & Stock
Raising

Grain Growing & Stock
Raising
These lands are unsurpassed in the State,
and are dotted over with innumerable fresh
Lakes, and traversed by fine running
streams, which are bordered BY an abun.
dance of good
"a MEADOW MI LANDS,
afording an unlimited supply of grass and
hay. They are easy of access to mines on
Lake Superior, and the great pineries of
the northern part Of the State, which A.
fords the best and principal markets for
cattle in the country. In connection with
stock raising it IS necessary to call atten-
ton to the fact, that the r.
vi IaLspE x17[
DAIRY BUSINESS
siat Il; E>S5zsp! z:rs aaFa4 ~ IL.
Isas Jet in its infancy, which is shown BY
tho high pricss5of butter and cheese, and
the large importations of. those articles ev-
cry season from the Eastern States.
I TERMS OF PAYMENT. { :.
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ND PAPERS srjslsaa
S TINS olI1cl
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- "a. y ~ ,Bl handed il Iii morn,
ing y the pretended Committee ara,
!. Published elaev here Il e Hill p aeen
that they have chosen The sane|d ay, the.
'ams hour, and The 'aame aplaoe u the
original Committees. 1 This 4 ! sufsei..
Dient comma ntary il itself % tho cor
reotnsss q The course y! = & already pl,u,,,psd
y the odginai Ooapiiiaii = ~ ~.
hat J : different day had bssn originally
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sfssstss asiss l,a#
FEE. 9 s:,ilfts sIsfsts.1 sefsssst
.ssfs5f1 Ii sl5s,a Il eS5s stas
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issuing ta call, IL, tbs,a Republ,o,na az
Stearns County are s.taaea, IN LAVA,
the question with IAN simp,rti.l II ;.t,iee
Convention, 9rIt has xlvav., b.pn,Ahs
custom. hetessto; appoint 40 Oammit.Ae
for a year, and rim Committee has a.
w.ys performed "a, Ia dni;e,; I nrono;iy 4.
yolyiup, 1 unon Il FL 1tESsf nsI;a
,,r; ~ III e ~ ae7tII 5000 7a :ni5a az,
that Il |. s.en .,,1Ig vs,I .b.,i aIsiay
twelve fuplfl Imaosnt ,b 4,
lie, i !. Are III ~ no;nf. 49,
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
yaoiitts Of yunhrupttp.

L. g. MARsHAL's OFFICE E. D. ofPennsyysnlA,}
Phil Jan. 3, 1858. )
rTHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE That on the
aist aav ~ December A. 1867. Warrant Bankruptcy
s issued against the Estate Of HENRY HUDSON BARTON Of Ph
b in the County Phadephs and State OF PenBsyan who
bss sdaged Bankrupt bis own Petition that the pay
d sny Des and Of any Property belonging sueh Bank
mt 10 him or FOR biz and the Transfer Of Property by him.
% ~ by Law meeting Of the Creditors Of the said Bank
mt t move ter debts Of his Es
tate WILDE held Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden No 65
Wainus In the Philadelphia, before Hubey Ashton,
Ree on the dsy ofJanuary A. 1863 10 O'Clock
iaw3gR r. T. ELLHAhEh, u D MaFshal, az MessehgeL
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
nr6 CIVILIZATIONS.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New York,
IL Publish This Day:
THE THIRD VOLUME OF
NIOTLEY'S NETHERLANDS. -

/, NIOTIEYS NETHERLANDS.
HISTORY or TIE UNITED NhlhEitLANDs' fhVn iiiD @
M lTu oy WILLIAM THE SILENT TO THB TWELVE YEARS.
TRrcR WITH A FULL VIEW OF THE ENGLISHD DUTCH sTRU'
GTR AGAINST SPAIN AND OF THE ORIGIN AND OBSTRUCTION
or THR SPANISH ARMADA BY John Loihrop Motley Lib
n / Author Of The Of The Dutch Republic Portraits
Vol Ill ready, Sro Clo'h' - ~. 80.
P as the present has historical works Of the highest
merit none Of ranked above these volumes IN the gAno
mtes Of interest accuracy, and truth Edinburgh Review
NJ, Motley the American United NtherAnd-We
owe him English homag e London Tines
This soy Dr. ey narrated With increase Of bis old bnahy'
mower aud success episodes and other bwas the story a.
wing nervous interesting the main details Of the marvellous
contest Athensmn.
This noble work. Westminster Review.
tury.-I ICor. n Y. Evening Post
Mr. Motley's prose epic London Spectator
Its pages are pregnant with incton London Literary UIe'e
His living and truthful picture Of events London Quarterly Review"
His history is interesting and reliable as pioo
ton Of Racd Clio never faithful disciple We ad'e
every reader whose will permit become the owner OF hee
fascinating volumes assuring that he will regret The invest
ment.-l Christian IntellgenoeE
Vol w. completing Work, viii be published in few daya
DJJ CHAIIIU'S GORILLA COUNTRY.
STORIES OF THE GORILLA COUNTRY NARRATED FOR
YOUNG PEOPLE. By Paul b. Du Chslu Author OF Dseo'H
Equatorial Africa ProfuscIy Illustrated l2mo Cloth 81 10
II would be hard interesting book for boys than this
London Times.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
MAC DONALD'S GUILD COURT.

GUILD COURT; A BY George Mae Donald,
Author Of Annals of Quiet Nghbohood" Alec Forbes Se
&C. svo. Paper. so cents
Guild Court very entertaining story sboundng With wholesome
interest and denated with force and
fidelity with higher purpose than transient
amusement lie Of prose hcton who deserve con
sntous study presumption solicit KIND Of aten
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We cannot too highly Guild Court 1t will be read Win
pleasure and profit and m Of the most intense human erest-s
style MIR Mac Donald be regarded as the Addson O
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Mr. Mac Donald strange power touch the heart and purify and
elevate the Guild possesses the charm as the &C.
Hghthl story Of Alec Forbe-"-[ London Review
Mr. Mac Donald Of genius Guild Court is capital
sory.-lEugish Independent.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
Proposals.


S. ESeisKxx OyroE No II State street ALs.sr Sr,}
January -. 1853 )
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
WORK and MATERIALS for the IMPROVEMENT OF HUDSON
RIVER between Troy aud New. Baltimore, " y, a. foovs
M thousand thousand cHb yards more or
OF Bubble Stone delivered 10 the dykes aud eyed gu top
3D. hundred seventy thousand three hundred aod
Of Piles OAK chestnut
less than twelve inches in diameter at the butt aud moe, Of them
tNeen feet long
"a For driving hundred forty thousand three hundred
and 6fteen thousand feet Of Piles, more or less;
six hundred and tfy thouand eht hundred ana
Timber pieces twenty-five feet long be delivered IN
thousand runnug feet, or less OF full dyke -.
9th For the Timber Work OF thtSo hundred running se '
or less Of fhalfd dyke. -, ,.-
mnt for Point other points the river ants
9t For thousand pounds more
or less of wroashiron bolts Win nuts sna - a
9th For from % thousand any thousand poo'as more OF s W
| wroughtiron Rods. sith suts add washers ,-
imh For thrtytys thousand O. ryest thousand poand
| more or less Of W wroughtIron Spikes without beads
ltb thousand cubic yard, less Of Slope Wall
Stone TO be delivered on the dykes 80,
dredging Thousand cubic yar les ot
old Cssteton n material 20 be deposited on lst
.cows and shoyeed into the new dyke Cedar Hll
Bids will be received for cubic rsrd delivered 10
much onhe yard dedges and deposited for ddng
thousand feet b. " for tnber aud much pound for Iron
~ Proposals obtained this once and bid si1
Specimens iron specifications The mber
WORK aud Of the showing sounngs Sc be o
Office where AL possible information viii be given parties desiring
bid
18th Bids win considered materials and workmanship rot r
~ the above Successful bes s -
required into With the United States With good and %
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