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ID RoPosALs FOR FRBsH BEEF AND vEGB-
TABLES.

OFFICE OF NAVY PAYAAsrHR,l
CORNER OF FIFTEENTH ST. AEp n. Y. AVE, I
WAsHiSGTos. d. {, Dee, :. 1862.
Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposals. f9r Fresh
Sss %n H. ssGet on ~ 's day sS. ~ De-
Fresh Bssf aud q. 900 pounds OF Fresh Vegetables
at the washipgton Navy Yard and Station, as re-
The Beef must be Of good quality. and equal to
the grade necessary TO make the best mess beef,
sRa be ssysreS 10 sSSs i0ss rPs
best quality the market anords, and the Beef and
Vegetables must be offered for By the pound.
Bonds, with approved security, VIII be required
In one quarter The estimated Amount Of the con
tract, aud twenty per cent. In addition will be
withheld from the amount Of each payment, aseol.
lateral security for the due performance OF the
contract, which reservation will not be paid until
Every offer must be accompanied BY aWritten
guaranty. aligned by one or more Iesponaible per-
sons that the bidder bidders his or their
bid be accepted, enter into an obligation within
ave days, witt good aud unsient sufeties TO fur'
nish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered uplsss Aoeonpa
MED by such guaranty, and the Department r..
serves the right TO reject any proposal uelIss ihS
responsibility Of the EuArAntoTs Ia certified 70 ~
In which thsy reside and unless we hesII1h H.
quired BY act of Congress 10 furnlshsu WIZ ~
proposal, as we'll as to reject any pIVp1IIa' ~
cOpsidered Ad va lAR eOus to the GoNethment,
Its to be ndeTgtOod that "a case We ss
fn1 Maine due gu The other article. the oontrhet
| nav he considered AS completed In full, al the
option OF the p'PS' EDWIN STEWART,
d.ogm PlymSstsr, Z. \, Navy.
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Stables.

,,oOK's BOARDING STABLE,
u ON EIGHTH STREET,
Between D and Y, No. i67,
Particular attention paid TO Boarding Horses.
tor T. well known one Of the best feeders In this
District, Owners Of poor horses can have thsf
attended aud well cared for.
OARRlA6Rs can be had at all houEs fOTI
Weddings and fupeTals
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Government Sales.
. n. sroRsHoUsB AT AUCTION.


w..urs DssSs 1BytSs, .so..sb.r Si.
RaHs bss:as.is y 4 =: q: PlIaI sLStE:
PsnnsylyaniA svsAne and "A street, being bok
feat trent By Isl feet dssp, aud two stories high
By order 9th. ousrssrmss,sr g..ssIsI;
SmasteF asa.bts
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BoLsoM-wHIrB.- Norfolk city. on the
Dth,. at the re.idenee Of Joel q white, ESQ.,, By
Ne ksS. ". " pups.n. NJ B: =: Bot.oni o.
of James White, deceased. Of Matthew'S county,
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Steamboat Lines.
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
Nu

MERCHANTS LINZ OF STEAMSHIPS
W. vAsHrror55sSf xsSp NEW YORK,
Hereafter ths. hne sts.m.h!g. &c. KNIGHT.
J JOHN q lsaS sd YnHtLkKn CITY: /eeeS
sIN1. Y1sk xkskAsS fIsRi 'w'visfTfsdToN,
YORK from Pi.S y, k,st River. st.ry WEpEEs.
NJ ks r ~
Fer further Information, apply 70 JOS. L. GAIT,
Agent ones and wharf foot 81 High street, George:
New York avenue. J. W. THOMPSON,
au2l-u President
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ORPHANS CoURr-y,idge Puresu.-This
court Was occupied as follows on Saturday,
LAST WILLS.
The last will Of Il. J. Walker was alsd for
record. The testator bequeaths TO his wife
all his real estate and one third Of his por-
sonal estate. The residue Of his estate he
gives to his children.
Jno. A. Bolles qualified as guardian Of his
sons estate, giving bond In a. 900, with @.
T. Appicby aud N. Wilson As suretles.
number Of accounts Of guardians, &C.,
were filed.
Adjourned.
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PROPOSALS YoR SUBSISTENCE sroREE.

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE sroREE.
oYPIcB DBPor CoanIssARr OF sunsnTEscE.l
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. &t ls69. ! .
Sealed proposals., in dsplieste. X ~ BE- received
~. 1902 tor suppl yi9f The follnSiss articles. via:
9s7O pounda BROWN SUGAR.
Is S pouSa: EbifkhN hfINE CANDLES.
liza pounds SOAP.
l,sS pounds SALT.
$50 pounds BREAKFAST BACON,
Oopoupds JAVA CoPrEg, Ioreen.)
40 pounds CRUSHED sUdAk.
80 pounds YAKIMA.
400 pounds LARD.
$50 pounds BUTTER.
Conditions. &C.. as heretofore.
nov2o.et Brevst Major U. 8. A.. A. O, B.
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Railroad Routes.
sSALTIMoRI AND OHIO RIILRoAD.

kALrihoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
80 r.,.. wes,ssros. Dec, .. isss
;'y wTsS MAss9tss ISb III Wit.
" a'1i'a" IGso5lsSzi1diho.s. J. .-
ss::': ~, - r. ;. ' ID
1910, ~ 4: ssS y = z 10 ,..,. !. ..
70. ~. yoS BItffEosl
.' 's' ioR Wa SrifIoas. "
I'.,'ySktit "a sss4 e 81 4safGssr.
rSE, ~. Sd s,Sp =. a A' :"
q 1 sss.s! 4 I an. ssf 3 ?, n. only, con.
nsstins q Relay Station with trains from Baltt-
more 70 WheslinG, ParkersburG. &c.. -
Through tickets 10 the West can be had 81 the
wa.hinGton Staiion Ticket Once al all hours n
- 49, j. /. WILSON,
Master Of TRANSFORMATION.
LIN. COLI. General Ticket Agent,
oBO. u, k0ONTE, General AFent, wsahin Gton.
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orYrcE D5roI cossr,sAsr suBssIsTsscE,
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, vii be receive ed
At this once until p. m. On nhipAh, December
Tor Issue to troops at this place for sr months from
January ]. 1910.
such choice calls OF PRRsH MEATS as may be re.
Sulred for sale TO officers during same period.
s. A. PORTER,
poeD.6 Breyet Major, q. 4. A, A C.S.
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hs IA. "a S'StH1y y Rev Ryis . IT,:
Every where-stories and Rhymes for Children.
Stepping Heayenwardi BY Mrs. Premises Ill
Out OF the Wilderness, by Mrs Chaplin; 81 %.
Jsnet,s Love and Service. Hobertsoni u, 70, RGypt
s. 800 Years Ago; fondu Library. All the New
Juveniles. New Chromos-family soene In Pom
pSiii Birthplace Of Whittier. the Poet; Pets husie
Lsssoui Christian Charity. "
No. $40 Seventh street, near d.
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ls az .yslg ,sp ! !sses
70. ana .n.r se, X NE Id, train. will l..,. a.
WISl.'''' sss Rs: H''''H''' :. la 1hss. .
VIII RsssYsttgia.il:.: s ss:.::::, II,
~ Other topis.. Two SSpdsed milss ssvsd 20
TafiEI S 4E., EE sS.rH,
:ss;; =. .V s.,.ss,. nav, ~.
4. z HAtAS Al shaass' In UNION
Tickets By this rorts can be procured at the
osss eG.ss. Fl saa isfss AZ
foLnstloa Will y siysn q ~ un:s;
stsRH k,%,ps
..u $50. 'Wa.Sias.on. 30.
dss-iy Baitinors, M.
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Books and Stat onery.
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| IyfhH TIMES AT sxEsoxr,s.
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Che Nsw esrssas esesteat, shutsaass, aHasreE ..

BELLE q Gantreaux-7 sks seed cotton q Terre-l
bonnie 6 hides Price, Hine 4 Tuppsr--s4 head
stock and sundries to order-rotal bales Gotten
81 hhds sugar 80
MOI & G N RR-March al bales cotton
T q 4 N Allen &co-3l AIcus, Scherck Autey
"a II Wilson Bib &co-ls Hitler &co-2t u
Payne, Huntington &co-15 J 4 Cromwell-l6'
Warren, Crawford &co-3 W A Johnson &co-9
Lehman. Newgass zoos Dickman, Hill &,o-7'
Hunt & Macauisy-5 Blakemore, Bro &co e Jno
7 Hardie &co-5 Walker & vaught-5 J A Lane
5 wilkins q Son-5 r L Adams Sons Sum
mere & Brsnn,-4 Buckner &co-2J r Powell-4
Morrison, Buck &co- B NJ Horrell &co-S Rich.
ardson 4 May Stewart, Galbrsith Fizsr-2
S FriedsDder-2 & s Henderson, Battle q
Nobel W B Tompson-l jennings, Gates Eco
Is q Ably &co-l Renshaw L Cammack-lM Og-
leby-6 bales osnabergs s. bales cotton yara to
Jno Bardie &co-21 bxs hats Bell 4 Vincent
IL do J ] Albert-l3 do Guttman Bros-5 do F NJ
Fish-2 do Hoffman & Marks-2 do G Leaumont-
do F Belden-1 bale saddlery ] Young &co-2
bales leather Jno Frankie bbls whisky 10 hf
bbls do Isaacson Siexas-7 bxs castings Slo-
comb, Baldwin &co-l0 bbls gasoline w E Irving
bxs bacon J w Morris-l bx hardware Flow
ers-70O0 feet lumber B Taylor-sundries to or
der-Total 26S bales cotton sf1-reIt 81. 4
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J. ID. Hinde, Captain Glasssock. for Bayou de
GIaize. +4NAS l4f Il s4 LfgA ~ q "a 4, Lci
Tahlequah,. Capt. Livingston, for Bayou Bar.
. Leo. Capt. Hodge. for Jefferson. ~ ;sion -
Evening Star, Captain Fulton, for Carolins and
Hurricanes Bluns. Shreveport and jefferson. 5pla
Gov. Allen, Capt. Tobin, for Camden. 5rsm
CorneHa, Capt -----, for st. Louis.
Commsnwealth, Capt. ----, forDS Louis.
~ pEPARruEEs THIS DAY. AL
FRAME, PARGoUD- Express q. s. N. and Pas
senge- $dcket.-This magnificent steamer, ac-
knowle5Sed by every one to be the finest passen-
ger pacset sfoat, leaves at P. NJ. today for
Vicksbuyg and the Bends. Capt. Jim White COM
mands sxd Mr.. Geo. Williams has charge OF her
Office. She moves 10 the minute. p 100.
DORA. This fne sidewheel steamer leaves for
Jefersop today at s P. N. Capt. p. @. Mont
gomery commands and Mr.. a. @. Heat has charge
Of her Office. ale tf-u il.,ssl- -.T..75 :.
B. La HoDeE No. FIN Difference to the
wishes Of her passengers, who were all DESTROYS
of Witnessing the parade Of our gallant hremen
to-day, Opt. Boardmsn concluded last evening to
postpone the departure Of his fne packet to P.
M. to-da4 at which hour she will leave posi-
RosK 1aANKs-Tbis well known steamer. under
comman4 Of Capt. Joe Dslferes, leaves for Look.
port and 5ltermediste landings. to-day at N. !
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ClNCITHATI-Steamer Louisville --l50 bbls
whisky Cobb, Dohonde &co-72 do 20 hf.bbls do
225 bbIs pork 20 ties hams 10 hhds bacon o Ber-
cier &co-l20 ties hams plows ] Adams &co-l5
pkgs mdse Bussey &co-3 do G Bullitt-27 Jno
Chaffe & Beo-6 cases mdse Galloway johnson
3 pigs dog bbls eggs NJ Dowlng-9 bxs eggs 40
bbls applSs $50 bbls potatoes pkgs mdse F Del
Bondio-1,bbl potatoes 9 bxs eggs E DelBondio
do bbls towles ties lard IA kegs lard liz SKIS
corn puSouchet &co-l00 bbs eggs IL bbls
onions poherty-l0 bbls eggs a bbls whisky IL
hhds mestS47 cks,do 6S kegs lard 24S5 SKIS corn
Fairchild z Bingham-20 bbls apples 20 bbls on
ions Frey, 6chwabscher & Hrsch-s pkgs tools
B Flotte-'6l bxs drugs Fleming-20 pkgs mdse
Fellowes, Ferguson Hervey-l do ID W Fellowes
3 bbls eggs is bbls potatoes Il Given-35 do
bbls picklsSl csk cabbage Greve & Wildermsn-
LIS bbls OH M Hodkinson-25 bbs whisky II Co
greve-20 blows r Hare-40 bxs glassware Hill &
Vesze-24pkgs singletrees B Hogsn-50 CRATES
Z Hackers, lot furniture ] Hubbard-do d KEEL.
ham-do Sampson Bro-do Mitchell, Craig &co-
SCI SKIS ccsn Howard 4 Preston-l0 ties hams to
Keep 4 Cs'ifeld-2el bdls iron bx hardware IL
bellows Keep & Hogan bx hardware bellws
NJ KsufmsS1S9 pkgs mdse Kern & Shearer-3
bbls oniofs bbls egQ bxs eggs l79s SKIS corn
Thos King Il hid tobacco IA csks bacon ties
hams Jng Kings cks meat SO pkgs eggs As
bbls oil 6St SKIS corn Jno Moore-462 bxs starch
80 bxs toIEpes 40 bbls vinegar ~ hfbbls do Nc
Farland ,Straight dco-l6 doz chairs Montgomery
Bros &coIa29 coops poultry 40 bbls onions Is
bxs eggs Iiler Meyers pkgs mdse bellows
n J MulleS,&co-l6l bbls flour j Oglesby 400
: pigs me2a n Ogleshv-2o hhls onions .!e bales
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Importn

BOSTON Steamship Concordia-Astd mdse
HAMBURG VIA HAVRE AND HAVANA
Steamship Bsvsrls-Astd nise
BALTIMORE VIA HAVANA-Steamship Lib
MOBILE Steamer Sarah-l2 bales cotton to
Marx Levy &co-ll2 Lehman, Newgass &co-20
Jurey Harris-5 bbls Bladon water Isaacson 4
Seixas-6 bbls turpentine Hesse-z0 bales rope
cuttings A. Noolas-sundries to order-Total 257
bales cotton
MOBILF-Steamer frances bales cotton to
Lehman, Hewgass &co-25 cases tobacco Irby,
Mcdaniel gSco-49 pkgs yarn r X Walker 5000
bdls paper Times-25 do Stevens & Seymour
sundlies 70 order-Totsl bale cotton
GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING
4 bales cotton Frsncke & Danneel-160 ties beef
IA bbls beef tics beef and tsllow IL bdl hides 574
hides c Whitney &co-269 bbls beef Hays, Tun-
stall &co--l bale leather bale hair bbls tallow
4 cks do 432 hides L Mann &co-2 bdl hides 239
hides SKIS wool to order-2 bales rags NJ Kauf-
man-20l head stock McQuoid & Mehle-sundries
TO order-Total bales cotton
GALVESTON AND INDIAEOL Steamship
Austln-26 bales cotton Francke d Danneel-2l
Jennings, Gates &co-5 Payne, Huntington eco
/ Farchd 4 Bingham-2 bales skins 237 hides
B L Mann kco- 1862 hides 6 bd hides hhds tai
low 374 tics beef Is bbls beef IL bales skins CA
Whitney 6co-7 ties tallow 81 ties beef Sc bbls do
Hays. TuDstall &cc-25 ties beef Williams & Son
l6 do rs bbls do hf bbls tongues Perkins, SVEN
son &co--42 hides bdl hides 7 & Henderson
$50 head stock McQuoid & Mehle-sundries to or
der-Totsl'63 bales cotton
BRAZOS SANTIAGO-Sieamship @ Harris
$50 bales skins % bales grass Sc hides G A Whit
ney &co--l3S do Avendsno Bros-l525 hides $50
bags wool bales skins 100 pigs lead As slaps cop
per l. Mann &co-l bxs mdse B NJ Horrell eco
5 do J Ppesce-l0 pkgs do Texas Elk Co-S544
currency Schmidt 4 Zeigler-s3S 500 specie o B
Graham &Go-sl03s5 do Seig Il Krug-.s79O3 81
U S Tressnry-s2000 do E Forstsll 4 Son-$l30
do G A Whitney &co-$7900 do Texas Elk Co-l2S
head stock Inbau, Aycock &co-sundries to order
Total sec SIS ca specie
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Narine 5ntelliaenfe.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. % oAxr STREET..
.r.rI Thursday March (. lS62
.o'o y Cleared Yesterday.
STEAMSHIP Geo Crom well, Veil, for New York,
via havana, a5 - AMoulton
Brig u Kinds, Hastings, for Havana,
a. J Couture &co
Schr An}romeda (Br), Simpson. for Havana.
- a. Goldenbow & Kelley
Schr Geygia Todd, Davis, for Boston, ~
.I G A Fosdick eco
Schr MaSLBr), Febtle, for Kingston, ia, and
mar4ci, Barrels
schr Psdlae, Hanson. for Pensacola, Master
Schr Ce4 ga, Curry, for Tampico, Master
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NEW YORK Steamship Geo Cromwell--104
bales cotton lib bbls molasses bbls beef bbls
mdse
HAVANA Brig NJ E Hinds-770 empty hhds
HAVAAA-Schr Andromeda-400 bbls -four rs
bbls lard $50 empty bbls 100 do bhds
B0ST0N-6chr George Todd-25 bales cotton
1927 horns lis, 600 feet lumber
PENSAC0LA-Schr Pauline-9S bbls -four so
bbls potatoes 10 bbls onions IS bbls pork 3 bbls
whisky 800 SKIS corn so SKIS oats 65 SKIS bran 30
bales hay
TAMPIC0-Schr Cecilia -l03 hf bbs -four "a
bbls potatoes 10 ties lard 8 ties hams As bales
tobacco
KINGSTON-schrM ai-27 900 feet lumber
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nelew Coming Up.

Ship Artiean. Smith, Is days from Boston, to G W
HypsSn &co-
Ship ASIAN Valley Roberts, from Liverpool Dec.
l9tk, to Maury eco
Bark Columbia. Muller, from Antwerp, in ballast.
to Mummy, LuliDg &co-
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Receipts by Railroads.

N o, 0d W-Msrch SIS bales cotton to
W Burbridge &co-40 hhds sugar Hare-2s do
A Lsne-l3 do Jno Chsffe & Bro-52 SKIS cotton
seed Bersud & Gibert-l2 hides J K Gourdain is
do pkg skins 10 hf.bales moss Bostck MCQUEEN
20 hides bdl skins and sundries Dufour-l bdl
skins s2 hides N Levy Do hdl hides Saber.
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vICKsBUro AND BENDS
EOR SALE OR rent.

A STEAM GRIST MILL with SIXTEEN HORSE.
fo"Eh ENGINE. all In good order Fise Residence,
abundance Of Fruit Trees together with about fifteen arpsu
Of Land in high state Of cultivation situated gu 0enuIv
Road, near the Fair Grounds. Apply to
Z N, IYENs 4 60, So -. Charles street
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.fA y ID n y noIruTlTarny
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Steamship Fire Queen, williamson. from Liver
poolFan 9th, to Ashbridge, Smith &co-3d
dist,sb33 ~
Steamship Bavaria, Barends, from Hamburg LIST
ult. Ma Havre and Havana to Williams. Ru-
peril sscc--4tb distrios-
Steamship -Concordis, Sears, from Boston 18th
ult., ID VIM Creevy-4th district
Steamship Liberty, Reed, from Baltimore 18th
ult. w Havana, to Witherspoon, Hslsey eco
I'd dsAlrict
Steamshiis Yozoo, Teal from Philadelphia 18th
ult. rsg Havana. to VIM Creevy-2d district
Steamship Austin, Farrell, from Lockport via Gal
vestks and Indianoa, to Ca Whitney Eco
LIST district .. ..I
Steamshisi Clinton, Beckett from Indisnols and
Gal4shton, 10 A Whitney &co-lst district
Luggers' San Roman, Belle Creole, and Three
Brothers, from Lafourche, to masters-2d dis
trint AZ
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/ .-llIT sai1 seu nsrie g ttfi -c t1IsTsrC
/ aszoiqms isr1cu rf f.er 81 3m~sl}
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STEAMBOATS,.

Louisville, Lusk, from Cincinnati
Great Republic, Donaldson, from st Louis
Henry Ames, Boyd, from ST Louis
Frank Pargoud, White, from Argyle Ld'g
Era no 10, Keuns, from Jefferson
Lizzie Tate, Stinde. from Minden
MinpS, Smith, from st Martinsville
Nina SHINES, Greenhouse, from Bayou Sara
New Era, Dugas, from Donsldsonville
NJ Sharp, Aucoin, from Lockport
Hunter. Jeanfresu. from Riceland
Frances. Blakesly, from Mobile
Sarah. DeeriDg. from Mobile-New Basin
SARRIvALs AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr Martha Washington, from Pearl River
Schr Kate, from Lake Maufepas
Schr Mary Emley, from Pascagoula
Schr Rebecca, from Tchefuncte
Schr Pstrel, from Pearl River
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Flower, from Tangipahos
Scht Lady Gay, from Blind River
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
GARNET ORsAS.-Che mos, extensive

CABINET ORGAN.-The mos, extensive
makers OF This class Of instruments in tie
world are the Mason e. Hsmln Organ
Co., who annually produce and find de-
rnand for several tunes as many as any
other manufactures. Their work stands
highest, not only IN this country, bit also
in Europe:
Mr. HamIin, OF this company, was the
di.coverer OF the ar, OF U0icing reeds aud
has brought il 10 greater perfection than
has yet been attained by others. From
rhis, mainly, comes the fine qualify Of
tone peculiar to the Mason & Hsmlin Or
CANS. Blu, the grea, success OF The Com.
psny is doubtless owing, also, in good
measure, 10 their rigjd adherruce TO cer-
tain principles. They make hrsl-class
instruments only, aud will rot turn on'
inferior work a, any price or suffer poor
instrument 10 leave their factory; and they
sell always al least remunersIive profit,
printing their lowest prices, which are IN
variable.
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How HOsletler,s Bitters Cure D1spepsia
7. D. Boz 5I2S.
July 81, 1869.


The Whole Story N Nutshell.
The office Of the stomach is 10 convert the
food into a crean-iike semIfuiI called Chyme.
This IS effected partly BY tie acton Of sol.
vent; called tie gos,uc juice, which exUdes
from the coating Of the stomach, and partl, ~
a mechanical movement Of that organ. which
chuTns, as II were, the dlssolVIng alimeut. TIE
Chyme passes from the stomach into the duo.
denLm, or entrance 10 the bowels, where It is
subjected 10 the action Of the bile, and the nu-
tri,Ious pyTtion of il converted into iuid call
cd Chyle, which eventually becomes blood
Now IL Is evident that II the great solvent,
the gastric ice, Is not produced 10 sufficient
quantity, or IftLe mechanical action Of he
stomach l. not sufficiently brisk the first pro-
ces, cf seslion Will be but imperfecuy per-
Termed. IL i also clear that Il the liver which
plays such an important part IN changing the
uUurishing portion Of he chyme into the male
rial Of the blood, IS seSted, or IN any uuuat-
ura condition, Tie second process Will not be
thoroughly accomplished The result Of the
two failures IS dyspepsia, complicated WIKI BIZ
lOGsness.
The mode IL which Hos;elttrs Bilters opor.
ate IN such cases Is this: they Inyigorate the
cellular membrane Of The ,t0machwhlch evohs
the gastric juice, thereby iusuriug an ample
,ulicIency OF the fluid 70 completely dissolve
the food. They also act upoa The nerves of the
stomach, causing an accclerati0u Of tie me
ch1uical movement necessary To reduce tie
food TO homogeneous mass. They also set
specifically upon the liver, Strengthening It,
AMI SO enabling It to produce an ample and re :
ular supply Of bile, for the purpose OF convert
ing The nutritious particles Of the Chymc INTO
Chy!c, aud promote tie passage through the
bowels of The useless debris.
IN his way lloslettcr's Bitters cure dy.pep.
sia and liver complaint. The explanation Is
plain, simple philosophical, and true.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
Enters Sure Cure,

%. "Enter's Sure Cure" i. sad to be
the boat preparation for Cholera, Dyson.
terry, Cholera MoTbus, Cole, CramP
Cole. Flux, an1 Summer Complaint in
children, that has ever been used. It, ST
perscdys al other preparations. Nocurc
10 pay. Sold by Druggists and Store.
keepers in every town and village in the
United States. II has never yet failed 10
ere the wors, cases. Price 35 cents per
bottle. Every family should keep ii,
constantly on han'. II will cure Ne
scvrresl cases Of cramp Cholc and any
cramps Ct he stomach. 1t will 'avr ma
ny a doctors bill BY keeping il IN hand.
Read Tie following cerufcales
Shcrhcrdstown. ". Va. May 90, 1868
Messrs. W. NJ Entlcr 4 Co.-GentIemen
take pleasure in recommending ENTLER'S
SURE CURE, as have used and sold 1t for
several years while in the Drug business, AMI
can safely Say II Is the best Diarrhea Medicine
have ever sold or used. Respectfully,
r. c. BURKHART, NJ. D.
SuEpnERp.rowH, ". Va.-July 81, 1867
MCssrs. W. VI. Entler * Co.-Gent'.-O the
night Of the 18th of July, 1862 had severe
attack Of Cholera Mor5us. Your Sure Cure
was administered 10 me End was relieved IN.
slanlly. can safely recommend II to every
one as the best remedy for Cholera MOrbus and
Summer complaints. Yours, &c'
JOHN RAY.
Shepherds,own. W. Va, May q, 1865
Messrs. ". NJ. Entler s Co-Gcnts: Since
have been inlh Dru. business here, find that
ENTLER'S SURE CURE takes the lead OF all
articles Of that kind, it being used in this neigh
borhood ard found TO be all it is represented.
can cheerful,y recommend ii 10 every one.
Yours Respectfully, II. NJ. BILLINGS,
Druggist
Shepherdstown, W. Va, May s, ls63 -
Messrs. ". NJ. Enter X Co.-Dear Sirs Du-
ring the summer OF 1866 | was attacked with
genuine Asiatlc Cholera, and Physicians could
give me no relief Your SURE CuRE was
administered to me by DR.. Il. c. Burkhari l
only took two doses OF il and was entirely CO.
red. believe it saved my life, and can safely
recommend it TO every one a. the very best
medicine in use for Cholera, Diarrtea, &c.
Yours Truly, GEO. t. 1T hhh'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20
NOTICE..

7pIIE undersigned mos earnestly re,
I quests all persons w" are Inueo'eo
to come forward snd settle lhrIr acc0uh'
SO q. 10 cnsble me TO psv ny debts and
purchase nv lslI stock Il l. hoped 'ha'
word IN he cnn.iierare vii De suliI'
Gent. Respectfully.
O..,o J :. MELVIN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-11-20

Mary Duugee.
Tie otiec, Of this 'ui' Is 10 obtain
decree from the def, nd4nl for reasons ap-
pearing in The bill Of complaint, and II
appearing upon sifilasi' filed in his suit
that said defendant is not resident OF
this Stale, sIe i. hereby required TO sP-
pear within one month after due pubhca-
ton Of this order and 90 whs, is necessa-
rs to protect her inieres, in this ms'ter.
1t is further ordered that copy OF this
order be published once weeS Tor -four
successive weeks in some newspaper IN
said county aud posted at tie front door
of the court house ihereof on tie frs.
Monday AFTER the date Of 'hr order.
Te.,p.
w. A. CHAPLlNE. Clerk.
Charles Davies 70.
November @, 1852 p. lee IS. Il