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learn something Of the strength, and in
fluence Of religious Societies IN our
midst. To quite a portion Of communi-
Is. such informations i decidedly valu
able.
a County paper is the channel through
which we obtain the Vi n reliable in
formation with regard to the caisc Of
Education in the community.
Those who only nccl Bh~ton aud New
York papers, arr bui poorly informed
upon this important subject.
Every good itizen should feel 4 sort
OF pr,'ie. in promoting. .drd, the inter
est~ 81 hi> own town aud then, the IN
tcrc-t- Of Nj county. and though
CHARITY begins at home.' it does not
stop there.
a County paper keeps n community
informed with regard to the business.
prosperity and prospects 81 the County.
II notes all the business changes. with
the rise and fall OF prices in the market.
~ II Nli' 'tiaHitt AhibuEA H4'H w
obtain the views Of quite a portion 81
community, upon important aud inter
c-ting subjects II contains many no
ticcs. valuable Ia almost any man.
When ANYTHING seriou. occurs. like
The great gale. food and earthquake,
with which wc have recently been Writ
ed. the most reliable information in de-
tail. i found IN . conatv paper.
4 County paper. helps The reading
habits Of he yonnS. \ mere ai. viii
read the deaths, marriages. ~hipwrcch-
and iocdi ncw- generally ia i county
paper. when tho thought would not o,-
sur ~ him that aus thing interesting
can b. found ID the Iribunc or Aivcr-
iiser.
A County paper does much toward
fixing upon oar children most excellent
habits. In this respect, il docs q work
that our STAT" papers cannot m.
Observation Ia, led IN IL h,lieyr.
that thr'r N ,nih- school anI good
iocai paprr. viii Il, j. much IA cIucA-
liuga family Of children. a. iour
momih- scn"ol v iihout q paper.
Your. Mt>-u>.
NJ, .,L fskQ
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Book Notices.

IHE toNGREoA rioNALIsr AND RECORDER,
Ii Cornhill. Boston. claims a list OF writers
not excellcd by those Of any other Journal
IN the country. II leads all other papers
oi it, denomination in circulation. and with
new type and other improvements, will have
far catcrattractions the cuningycar than
ever before. II now reports Henry Ward
BccChcr'> lcCture-room talks treFy Tfsk,
has sabbath School department, gives
three to four columns nfcarcnIlly condcns-
ed religious intelligence. has m agricutur-
nj department. under the charge of a prac-
tical and thoroughly educated farmer. de-
votes several columns 10 items and cdito rial
paragraphs. has an article on business and
the markets from one whose whole time l.
given TO that subject. aud numbers among
IT. contributors such writers a. Scnat r
Wilson, nr. Todd. Rev. \ l.. Stone. u, ID.
Miss T.. Stuart Phelps. Rev. ". II II. Muir
ray, Lucy Larcom. and a long list oi equal
eminence Send for specimen number
with list Of premiums.
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DEMogEsTs MONTHLY "A splendid
Christmas number This filvnritc pcriodi-
cal for ladies improves with every issue
It. reliable fashions. it, numerous hIlI-siz-
rd patterns. w. admirable illustrations, anal
great variety ofu>rfll aud interesting read
inI matter. render IL by far the most de
sirable magazine Of The day. and in fact in
f'-prn~ahlr ~ ladies living away from the
metropolitan ccn'.rN. Ii Il also the cheap
r>t magazine AZ - per annuin. " it'll a hand
some premium. which. fnr a limited umc.
uay. w. ~"". h. large ana maGnihc"utIy
engraved copy NJ Lille VI. Spenccrs II
Fourth Of July Pic-Nic'-a picture worth
three times the cost OF the magazine. Pub
A>ArH AZ 49, Broadway n v
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1Hs ONLY RELIABLE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
IN THf ky1WJ Ul9tn

~ "I>hAFF'. tHttr ANEt1.AN BrsrFr.fN
IiLLs and fisk ShE ltH t"EDttL are : posi-.
w a4i ~ 4liioic cusC Tor H} --p,il ia lie most
assTavsis FORM ana NJ uAtt..r, i, h.,y NM ',t
!si-.
tn~v pruet tttv tc .,.rrct.. A..t. Wa tt. .--.f
dt-ca-e, add sarntaz.s A. yo.i mi H. .t.t
Ltrcs .f.
Trey nlieg iIte more agony anI .fl.sr Il, v.rs.
thar iBn- ie can IeII
lAcr Gotrl !oF "a. ytsy th. tg..l I.-...-,t.
ana nsIete-- A-s. wi-~ur.Nrrv ln.,,,, ,,,.,, -
- atIJr't rrii-I.
inrIa II d,-pe.-it III md .-r..,t an r,..4.,
lrHr
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4 Book l0r Every Woman

f.Ai''n' 81 NJ ~ IiiA Nt'ipt,t bF rs MAS
~ ~ ~ t't0t ASS or. NtHtN rrr ryr. 40
i,t,,.,.... =,
-" ~ '''"'i' AiLl rs
N''' N'tH '.rsAH+ laI.- -t-
i'Nf tN""AFi>..~
It.... \ a. hood ,f1 ..,,....
tranfd aary ~orss On t'hvatniay,. eyer ...
f4.-. .......
iHft" = Ai"E tTF"r that me VI NItt.F III. ~
~t>DG.ttf LIIIItE SIX r4s ..l,.-
wish To sP"~. bui shat a4tt, rrpl4.-r ..d
"tH' matters - ttr a'"-t in'tart Ant ati II.
,HE '"4T"' i'r are introduced 81 a,eh i....4
eve" e@H be- f'-t+l 90 ans "tarr ~o5s. .a .e- H.
sn13e ! .n" Nr~ r--"yrrf-. as tre .-.-
~ho +" etter."".r * be ai4t4t,-. r,.i...r ~. ".
Fa.'c--4ach a. .at.s- nry.- a-,as ...a
o. a. .ntn--lr, --,,a3n au y, p-..s. .....
p" 'tt.put those aal 40 1-.l. 4, .r.-,r
IA. ,,....y... y....-
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YOUNG NAN OR WOMAN.

4 you visa ~ avoid the d.-siructiye mal,a,,..
shi~h are caused b. eTIvrs Committed NJ eurt,
me- U y ouii he freed from the chains u di,.a..
trfged b. youiniui taiescretiso. peru.e N.
Aorks oi Dr. hayes, Consulting Physician of th,.
Peabody Medical institute, Eo=tuu. The science.
VI Lhe, ~ cell PRESERVATION" treats Upon reIyou-
anu phy~Eai debility restoration VI manhood AZ
III mastery MANNER, ami II has become Tn. mat
s'''puih u'e'iicAi oIk al die day. The Feabod,
de,aicaI institute publish II, also, BY the same emf
rent author, "seSnai Pm, ~ipiogy Of Woman. ma
.ier Disease see tue a iVertI-etn mt OF the Pea
1Jot IN another column. a
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Mr.. Samuel ODER of BROOKLYN aged
9j years dropped down dead in the road
one day last week. III had ju-t left the
house TO 20 on foot Ia daughters. some
hree miles distant. when he fc'l and ex-
nired. instantly. He was A remarkably
snar. man for one OF his age, and could
easily walk two or three miles without IA
tigue. We noticed few years since the
incident Of his taking chargc in taking
Town and putting up barn In scdgwick.
hat sixty year, before ne had charge in
framing and raising.
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twenty-five Yeas Practice

IN the treatment ~ Diseases inciient 10 females
mas pisced DR. DOW at the head OF all phy sic i.ns
hakmx such practice a spszisiity, and enables
'im to guarantee speedy aad pe rm inenf cure in
me worst cases OF Suppression aud all other Men
'rpai DeraageT1ent.. from whateyer cause. All
ett.rs for advice must CONTAIN 81 Once No 9
-SpIcorr srkEET. Boston,
B-Boari furnished to those desiring 10 re
nain nnher tire .t,nent.
Boston, July, 1855 -sp no. lyr27
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The New England >elf-acting hand
90 n. manufactured by ID. NJ. Durham Of
Bangor, i in operation ~ the store of F.
1. Stockbridge in Ellsworth. /; will pay
FOR any one interested ia making cloth -
all in and see il in operation. it quilts at
the same thar it wesves and with the same
work that il takes TO put yarn into the
Iullls in the old way it may be put into
cloth with this loom.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-11-11

The ladies of the Mariaville Sewing
Circle have repaired and painted theiI
meeting house in good shape, making tn,
dilapidated old school pen, close by. ap
pear still worse In contrast.
A lady in Corinna dislocated her jaw
while yswning. and could not resume con
yersation until the dislocation was reduced.
which being done, she was speakably hal .
~.
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-Messrs. 4. 4. & W. Moore have
quilt shingle mill at the outlet of Reed.
Pond and are doing a good business.
Their fore man Mr.. Francis Jellison OF
DTS is hard to beat in turning spruce and
;edar logs into shingles.
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We don't deal Ia who.r-alr cpmpli-
meni> b,; II we should speak good word
for the Portland newspapers. generally. and
the Advertiser especially. we should only
be doing what our conscience approves and
he public VIII Acknowledge A. Just The
weekly Idr,rii.er j. Mai'rs. u f,fryo. hot
Il hlanke, sheet and yet IL contains a iii ge>t
v all current events and give the reader
nuch more than his moneys y orih II i
published By II. W. Richardson a. 81 80
Der NrAr
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MARINE, LIST.
rOAr ~ sLL,woagu

CLEARED.
Noy. in, -ch i'u-l. " il>pn. Hplt for New
lnrk. Mtrcriu-. Rcmtyk for Boston. Cath
crime, AlirY tpF dp
ARRIVED.
<rN --n Belle. Tran-. tr in bottom GO.
tIiit'n. jordan from mi DAVID lo.s Lord
Irum dn- Hr,i Rover. Nurrh from d. A.
burvvr. tiAsk from 10 ,trr~.i4 Joirr from
10 '"re.sl. smith from H.
,i.t Nl.Ep.
Telegraph. " GODDARD Nh En,rnn P,nima
W W. iur Va. NiuninlA. Wh,trxk~r fnr NV.
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The Reeds brook log Driving Go
have completed a substantial dun at thu
ioot of Reeds Pond a few rods above the
I'D dam: it raises the water In the pond
come five or six feet
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most excellent one, and the bride and
groom have their happiness still more
intensified by the congratulations of
their hosts OF friends.

HIsToRIu NiMFs.-Wa is historical
name. There was Gen. Warren who fell at
Bunker Hin. and DIR. Warren the eminent
surgeon and last but not least, W.RRFN's
I UNSURPASSED CoCGH BAIs,Mi
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BtTCHELOX.S HAIR nyp

The splenhi Hair Dye is The best in the world
ihe Only 'rse ani perfect DDeii arrnless Reliahl.
.iis.aIiahepus No disappointn emit No y1d,cuIo,,s
tint' remedies the ~ effects Of bad ty.s inv,g
ates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful bIac1 ~
Property appel at Batchelvr', Wig ts,, nsis
ID Bond ST., New York sn.i, "a 20
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Police Court Record.
A. +. DRISKwATaR, JUD0E.
CRIMINAL MATTERS.

October2l
No. -. State on complt OF X. A. Heath.
V. Benjamin r. Dow, Larceny oftwo pairs
OF ladies cloth boots and an umbrella. the
property Of said Heath. Guilty"
Respondent being a minor was sentenced
to the State Reform School. during the re-
maindcr of his minority prerided. that IL
he should not DC there received, he shah he
punished by imprisonment in the County
Jail. for the COUNTY. OF Hancock for the
term Of sIxty day>.
October p.
No Gl State on complt of o. Calvin
Donnel. y. Alexander Mss,in Single sale
In violation Of Liquor Law. Plca-.not
Guilty" AdJudseI Guilty ana fined
$50 and costs Respondent appealed to the
next term Of the supreme Judicial Court
and recognized IN the sun of 500 10 pros
ecute his appeal
Emery for ccmpl,. Peters for rcspdt.
October p,
No. =. State, on complt OLA H. spur
ling. v Levi Scott AND al Aiding In cs-
cape from County Jail Respondent ais
charged.
october q
No ~ same y John Gtorgc Intoxi-
cation. Guilty Sentenced 10
pay fnc Of 81 and anI costs, and com
miticd in default thereof
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...h.~s
MASSACHUSETTS,
u,a NO. ,,,,,l,,t,t.. re.ait. u,f ueus.
r,.s,,, Re-, alr
Adam- Dew. tst7
Siafin'F hajaritv over Adams
,,,,
=, -, .,.,.., a.. .,,ax-. ,l.-. -, nm
%, Temperance ousstl.o and Constsbular,
prbil,ttt,uist. claim slight maioritv In sen al.
Nrw yopE
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DEATH OF JABEZ c. wOoDMAS, EsQ.-Ja-
bez c. Woodman, one Of the elder members
OF the Cumberland bar, died in this city
yesterday. Mr.. W. has been confined to
his house almost continuously for several
months. gradually falling In health, leav-
ing home only when impelled by the most
pressing professional engagements. Mr..
Woodman was native ofNew Gloucester,
out had been for many years a resident OF
Portland, practitioner at the bar, and con-
siderably interested in some of the railroad
enterprises in the State. He was widely
Known as politician Of the most radical
,tripe,-a leading spirit in the old Aboli-
ion and Free Soil parties. With his pen
ind tongue he labored constantly for their
advancement. In religion he was equally
-adical-or liberal. as he preferred to term
lt-and was an early convert to the doc
rines Of Spiritualism and strenuous de-
.ender of them. Mr.. Wood mans age was
Iearly 66.-PortlaHd Advertiser.
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The Elnrfinns.

Retains from DE Elections Of last week. 81
Cd = 10 Eh' haze bees pre- fi'tri from the ia-'
iha' an OF ear Poaiir-. ani 'he fact n
t,.re h7v- been local issue. aud divisions. aimosi
eve where.
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a pretty check is said to be pretty
side-show.
The Argus says Bath has the BARRIERS
..ch." Let her wear looS beard.
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Fashionable Marriage or Maine Parties.

Nov. 5,h. is69
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Aatiumal AtpabIiMa.

tF CoPrss OF ruE " NArIonA Al. RsPupLr
CAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following places; -
WARRINGTON.
BisHor's News STAND, willsrds' Hotel. y.
BAnKRR's News Stand National Hotel.
CooHRAS's News STAND, Metropolitan
Hotel. ..,
wisEBsaaxa's News STAND, Ebbitt House.
NiHNo's NEWSSTAND, Ssston House. a..
WILKINS N Ews STAND, ST. James Hotel.
Z. dnrRa, News Dealer, INK Penusyivspia
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
PARxER's BOOK AND PERIODICAL Dspor,
No. tss Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once. .'n'
THOMAS q. ASH, Ststioner, south west cor.
ncr OF Eighth and F streets.
W. d. d. MAJOR, At Cliiberps Dining Saloon,
a91 7 street, between Ninth aud Tenth streets.
JOIN o. BuRoEn, No. 27s + street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. .r
JONI A. BurLnn, stationer, ais T, near Thir-
toenth street. .
JosnrH SHrLLIsaTor, Ststioner, corner Of
four.and-a.half street and Pennsyivanis ave.
nue.. ...
VIII. 4 o. II. MORRISON, Booksellers and
stationers, $40 Pennsyivania avenue, between
Four-snd-s-half and Sixth streets. ..
BuRKE's Nxws STAND, Kirkwood House.
PREsDER 4 o., stationrs, 4i2 Fifteenth
street, corner New York avenue.
CHAs. II. ANDERSON, Stationer, ~ Seventh
street. between Z and q streets.
JAMES BSLLgw, Ststioner, 1901 Seventh,
between q and II.
\. q. S. BARBOUR, Stationcr, sTs Seventh
street, between II and streets.
JouN A. VAN DORIAN, Stationer, II south
street, between New Jersey avenue and Frs,
street, Capitol Hiii.
WILLIAM BARrLKrr, Stationcr, No. 50 cast
Uapitoi street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hill.
s. y. MILLS, Stationor, II street north, tive
doors cast OF Third street west.
Ricu. LAWSON, Periodical and Cigar Store,
corner OF Eighth street east and street south.
JAs. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, 81
Eight street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
GKoToErows.
q. 7. GBTTY h Co., Stationcr, 100 Bridge
street.
WH. A. HEnRos, 1873 Bridge street.
ALEXANDRIA.
GEo. Z. FnEscH, Bookseller and Stationer,
Us King street. re-,
J. T. COX, News Depot and Dollar Jeweiry
Store, Ill King street.
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DRoPosALs FOR FORAGE,


.DEPor ouARIEsHAsTER'sorIIes
wAsuIsGros, D. c. a., Sept. IS, 1850. !
Proposals are Invited from respon .ibls parties
until IL m. MONDAY, october 10, ls69, for fnr.
nithlnE all the CORN, OATS, HAY, and RYE
srRAw Ito be Of FRS. class merchantabls qualify
required at this depot during the year cling
Nov /, 1909. Forage and Straw to be deliy erred
monthly, nyvhere within one mile Of limits Of
the elites Of washin gton and Georgetown, at Port
whipple, Va, about one aud half miles from
Georgetown, and n small quantity at Soldiers
Home, and Ia such a titles and at such times a.
ordered by the Quartcrmsster In charge. Corn to
be delivered in good sacks, OF about two bushels
each, hty six t5GJ pounds to the bushel. Oats 10
like sAck Of about thr-s bushels each, OF not less
than thirty two (S2J pounds to the bushei, Hay
a. o. pounds per ton,
Bidders will state 70 price Of Oats and Corn per
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FOR FRESH BEsY.

rOar soHurIs'. 6 & (; ,H5A,sssSS,.l
Proposals in duplicate, With . sopI % his Sd
yertissmsnt attached. will be received By the un
dersigeed until II 80 .. m, November !, lsD. for
FRESH BKRI
to the troop. at this post.
The said Beef must be fresh, Of gocd mark o..
able quality, In equal propostio. OF fore aud hind
quarters, tnsoks, shApt., and kidnsy tallow 70 be
excluded and TO DO delivered at this post flee Of
cost In such quantities s may BE- from time 70 time
ofdcsr shall designate. not exceeding four times
The neess Of the cattle sis ushtsrsd for beef TO Be-
delivered under this agreement shall be cut OF u
the fourth vsrtebrAl jein, and the breast trimmed
from three 70 four Inches sboY he fnee j9ni, sad
Of hind quarters from sig 70 - inches above the
gambrel or hook joint Joy -.
This contract Y be In force sig months, oI such
ie.s time Is the Ccnm,ssary osssrai shall dirseti
subject TO the approval Of thu commanding Gsn-
eraI Of the Department Of the Bast
In ease Of failure OF deficiency In the quAlity or
quantity Of the Fresh Beef Stipulated 70 be de-
lyered, thqn The Commissary N Fort Schuyler
S Irt b S.SG s. = .SRs ):
charged with the difference Of cost.
The contractor will be required 70 enter into
bonds for the aum OF i've thousand dollars,
signed Az. Z, by .gO ar''is'.
The proposals will be opened al II 80 .. m. on
Monday, at Fort schuyler, New York barber. ~
which time and place bidders srs requested TO DO
ffePS.sl. will be martsd''Prepos,l; fot Beef"
Brsysf Msior. United State. army. PIrsi Iisuisn.
Y.H. '' ''1 NJ " o. '''' osb.ot
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oryIoE Cor. OF sussIsInsoa. y. 8. Al
RooA No. 0, ENrRRPnsg Iss, BUILDING, I
CIscINHAiI, ONO, september p, 1859,
Sealed proposals 10 daplicste, with copy q this
IN. on tho 18th dsyo October, lep. for furnishinG
the United States Subsistence Department with the
following stores:
10 barrels Mess Pork.
100 barrels Family Flour.
O. 2l3 pounds W hits BeAnA.
1881 pounds Rio Coffee. :.
1850 pound. ofsugsr. tsqual to standard, stuarts
30 gallons OF Vinegar.
80 pounds Ada. Candles, tfull weiGhL)
I, 900 pound Family Soap.
SO pounds OF Salt
Samples OF the articles Except pork TO DO fur.
niahed.
The above articles 10 bs Of good quality, Put up
in good pack ages aud 10 be delivered at the ware
house o. the accepted bidder, free Of charge for
such package.
And marked Proposals.. W. II. NASH,
Captain q. g.. BTsvet Major. U. 8. Army.
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JkFFEksokylLLH, IND, Oct. lsdg
Sealed proposals " III be received a. ms once
until the lOth day Of Noysmbar, 1851. iaI me mznn
faeture Of sisht thousand common OF "A TENTS
more or less, from mAteflals teheenl sewing tNlhel
10 he iurnished By the Government
Tho tents will DO required to be made W ae'
corInne. with the speci heAtluns established by
6snefsI Order No, 90. q. NJ, o. o.. Of 1851.
copies Of which will BIO furnished on application
The material will be furli,hSd by the United
States. snd delivered to the contractor at the
depot at Jacksonville, Indiana. The tents, when
completed. to be delivered al tho same place for
Inspection
Bidders will state tho quantity Of material Of
each kind required to complete Rslnglo tent, and
the quAntitie. for thousand tents
They will also state whether they propose 10 re-
turn or keep the cuttings,
The date At which the bidders propose TO com
msnee The delivery Oftepts, aud the rate Per week
Al which they will oontiuue to make deliveries,
will be stated In the proposals, ,
RAeh proposal should be signed By the individual
or arm making II, and be accompanied by oertln-
cato Of The i1.erpAl reysnHs s.,sssSr q the DIS.
Nv boad 10 the sum Of o. 00O, Of two guaTantoTs
cerne by the assessor OF inernal revenue for the
district In which they reside, conditioned upon the
surstis., for the delivery Of tho tents as specified
The right TO reject any or all bids. u regarded
as disAdyAntAG eous, is reserved by the Govern
ment Bidders arc invited to be present at the
opening,
md Sls!iPsLly inSSr'ed' Proposals. for the manu-
By order o. The auartsrma.t;r asssSsslr H1itsd
BIs,st Ba1.di.r a:usrai unii-1 f'sie. Army.
Depot oaArtermasts %'-"
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Personal.

noCToR 3. 8. BOND HAS RETURNED TO THE
- city and resumed his practice. Once aud res;
isdehee No. GOT II street. between Fourth and
finh streets. In
I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE Phi.
- Nate consultations ut No, 3U1 Massachusetts,
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets west,
WIN ". GARDNER, Of the RicOrl Hospital, Uui.
yea stA!es ArmyIa gentleman Of twenty seven
In this particular branch
N, b;TUpQn the receipt Of go advice aud medI.
elne WI DO sent free by express 10 any OF the At
iahlo states, sel-ly
no NOT DESPAIR UNTIL YOU HAVE CON.
- suited old DR. DARBY, 30 Four. And-a- Ealf
nus, He 10 successful when others Iaiii IL conn.
DENTAL aud reliable. Separate rooms for ladies'
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OFFICE bUfhaIsriSp1HrB uILpIIsl
RocK ISLAND BkIpaI. y
ROCK ISLAND, sep embor ~, ls6e.
Sealed proposals, tp duplicate, viii DO feesived
at this once uatil II q. M. October a. lstS. for
furnishing
1900 eubis yards tmore or lsss) OF Earth.
go cubic yards tmors or lesD Of stone for rip
rap.
The sIoye to be elysrsd At the phase d.sis1ated.
before December 10, lsp.
Proposals m ~ be mAds for ths whole suantity
Of Earth and stone, or any part Of either.
Bidders must state sepaI steiy the pries at which
they will deliver tue Earth and tue Stone.
signed by two T. sponsibie persons, that In ease
the bid 10 accepted and contract entered Into tn y
will become security In q sum equal TO one third
Of the amount Of the contract for The faithful per-
formsnce OF the same.
No bid win be ntsrtAinod that is not Ia accord
Anee with this Advertisement.
The right to reject any or all bids 10 reserved.
Proposals must be address to the undersiEn ed,
ard indosed. Proposals for 1qsns4lpS Ksth and
Captain Engineers end Brevet Major, United
States Army. ost-td