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wPso's Crss-ls is dificult..to
understand why any ono should hSsitase
to try piso's Cure. for its taste is deci-
dedly agreeable, and if its effect is no!
satisfactory the price is refunded.-F
NJ. Chslfans. sole agent for Lewis county
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ASTHMA 4.
BRONCHITIS.
CONSUMPTION.

We SO advertise it. Those who Hi,h
to try it must take our work for it, as they
have no other means Of judging. Ne
think it no more than just to refund the
money if the result proves We were mis-
'aken.-F NJ. Chalfaus, sole agent for
Lewis county.
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Gs- Ptsu's CrRs ros CONSUMPTION is a
medicine that is nov becoming very we'll
known, 1t has gained its present po.i-
ton mainly through its own merits, and
1t is believed that two bottles of it arc
sosd on Its merits to one BY the proprie-
tors recommendation. Therefore we
claim that it does not properly belong to
the catalogue Of patent medicines, bu:
that it stands Infinitely above thtn. |;
is tho only medicine that acts primarily
on the organs Of assimilation. to remove
impairment of function, and thus, as a
consequence. remove Consumption in all
Its stages. A !easpoonfull is often sufi-
cent 10 remove the irritation on which u
tFoubescne cough depends for its exist
enee, aud The satisfaction experienced in
thus early getting rid Of a condition of
things that promised world Of trouble
for the future, many ,imes more than
eoapensstct for tho ces. Of the medicine.
F. N. Gallant, sole agest for Lewis
county. .'-
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Aswsstr:r LAw.-Posrmn.,.r, ar. ,.,n,-.,
- Giye Advice by letter when sub,cr;hc. -
MOI lake his paper from the oicr Md CIV, w,
'"soA for II a', being lskcn. yegl.c,;ns =, do
-. makes the Postmaster rospos,;b;s :; 70 -, ~
pohsishsr for payment. "''''s F" !'e
"Asy person vino tates the paper r,rpl,sr, r
rom The Pos,-otire, whether he has snb'rri,'s ~
subscription. 400 ''l. u ' '''s
Any one ordering his paper discontinued
ssst par oil srre,rages. or the pubI;sb.r ~. y
ns.iinge to send it snli! ps-nien, II mad:
and sollest the whole amount, shetbs, IL !.
taken from the ONCE or not. - -
The Coarta hare decided that refusing 10
iaks Newspaper or a Periodical from the Post
sth's, or rrmo'ing and leaving then, uucall.d
.sss, y pHns .c.s Evidence Of intentional
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How To GIT TnEM -.Yeur n,,r.

HOW TO GIT THEM --Ysur nrar-
IS, bank or Baker will supply these Bond,
ia ASP desired amount. and of ary needed de-.
senipatihu. Persons wishing 10 exchange
stocks or other bonds fer these eau 10 SO
with sny Of uur sgen,s. who viii! allow the
highest ea.ssnt price f,r all marketable sssS-
Yi:ies.
These living in localities r.mn,Of from bsnks
asy scnd rnGnsy or other bonds directly to
Us by express, aud We viii send hack NORTH
era Pseiio bonds al our own risk. and with
ea, cost 10 tbs iuyOs;s.. For further inform
alton. pamphlets, maps. ETC., call Oh ar I'D
dress the aalsrsignel. og any Of the BANKS
or Bankers employed 10 sell ttirlesn.
At.er ihorush investigation hare accept.
cd iss general sgeney for West firgluia and
,hs adjacent eoua.isl Of reaasylVsow ard
Ohio for the ss,s OF ;krse bonds, aGa conf
IDENTITY recommend bcm 40 SAT, and pro Sta
bl, inr.a,uoat. K. CRaNGLE.
II Pres:der. City Back.
rrlaa s.. Wheeling, ". Va.
?. We Rave 4sespsed the loesl sssaey fas the
sale o. ikese boods. sId sopcur IN tho above.
Rational EXCHANGE BANK OF WESTON
y :, Weston, v Va.
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Ixptaol ISpiGo! IxDleo III you
want GOOD IspIao, or any other prxsrrrns,
90 10 Dents. .... 90
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S1rrkxs HAIR RrsrokArIrE exeels ev.
erJ,hiug. No dirt. no sedmen., nc
potion Perfectly rclisble. 1t does the
work most effecIually. A treatise giving
fM particulars sent postage free upon ap.
plication to Proctor Bros Gloucester.
Massachusetts,. SOLE agents, or A. u.
Dent, sele agent for Lewis comfy. -
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EyGolD.-The gold niue on Leading
Creek, 10 Randolph county, which cauted
80 much excitement several months ago,
and wus reported to be worthless has
been pronounced by geologi'i' to DO a
rich vein Of nickel.
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I, you want coop and cnsAr lamp
sad: tho bes, qu,lity Of CARBON OIL OF
,os.u1plO.ivs fluid 90 to Dents.
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re- AyrEDILuvIAH.-And now comes
the editor of the Patkersburg Times,
which his name is E. 7. Drahosh, and
says The Weston Herald has ceased to
exist" That institution 'flickcred''
something over Eve years ago, friend.
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Did somebody say something'

EPHOToGRAPIIS in beautiful s
by 10 Rosewood Frames, only 81 26 a:
the Weston Art Gallery.
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:laHaH MOOT

All persons knowing themselves in
dcb,cd to me will please call and settle
immediately. F. BRINKNAS.
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AsTsr's;ss AaESTs will please rs.
ssAs TRs DsaoSaar Is bu, ?+I3i ,,,;, "s hoGiic
saaslon. and that there 70 present. inc, 81,
pssIsso ST. IT. Our for adysr.ing ase
tafeT and the demand apou our sap, s"y! o. The
sss, a. to Justify as in declining any raS ~ 'si
,.o seIH sa99,s We work, a. catnes.y as ever
hoge people know the fact; And ' sa"0n onr
q u Ihti' regular advertisement, mr.. inv. Us Us
Is:.F .nsfi:ns .aver;iemyn,s arc lid lido for
q sS S ssI .tsii hardl, be espec ted Q,
ssnse not asked by our friends And neioL Iuu.
We viii send TO an!. advertising sreS"y S
Sasn requested to DO so, sample COW II ~
p pssS ,.n, ssinY our 'csas explicitly, and
q u they will forward NO p,ouosi,ion " -, "a
seTnse unaecOmpanied by a negotiable srsf: =. ~
fs' fc' sau'e at our regular rstss, - "
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REcoRDEn', DEEDS fer Delinquent
Lands for ssle a, this Office. Also full
supply of blank deeds and all kind, of
Justices blanks.
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EJupGE EDNprcs has returned
hone-looking we'll. Could nc have had
the settling of tue MISTER, the Judge
would now be United States Senator elect
ash, IL, we bow to the decree of Fate
and the will Of the very Democrats" q
Legislature now making laws for the peo-
pie Of Wels Virginia.
Did somebody say something'
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EFT BUcKnAxsos.-Somc adnirer Of
ours orer,i the Land of Green Ginger
sen. us valentine. which for beauty Of
expression and elegance of dictiun excels
all cur previous experience. May the
sender have Ii. collie ior month!
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yr..s onagts ag, raiHn' ara cur
rvss ~ BansHsrt.
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A Sne 10, Of candies. peaches, tomatoes,
pears aud pinsappts for sale at Brink
mans. @
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Concentrated lys and soaps Of all kinda
4 Brinkmas', infer
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NorIcs ExrxAonD,yAEY !-Machinis's
and all others having use for an extra
article of lubricating oil. can obtain the
s,me by calling at A. NJ. Dents Drug
Store for it. Warranted entirely free
from sand, aud all other impuri'iss-only
Is cts per gallon.
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. ISSUED JAN. 1sr, 1871.

r"1on CHOICE SELECTIONS. No. g."
containing the pest new things fer Defamation
Recitation, &c. Brilliant 0rstory, ?rhriiiing
Sentiment and sparkling Hcinor-lso pages,
paper 30 eeuis, cloth IS ccuts. Ask your book
seller for ii. or soud price TO P. Garrett i Co.,
Phi!aielph;s, Pa.
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Potomac and Lake Herring fox sale at
Brinkman's. aE rss,sl.r 4a-=
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party, he vas seen by Thomas Smith,
crossing a meadow en- Captain Halls
farm, about a mile above Gaston's.
Smith called George SLepler, George
Stewart and JEFF Bonnet to bis assistance.
and with the aid of squirrel rife they
thanked" and surrounded the gentle
man, brought him to town, and delivered
him to the authorities
Too much credit cannot be given to
those who we're on the search, for they
well did their duty as good citizens. Es-
pecially deserving Of praise are those
who, through bitter cold night. kept
up the track as faithfully and unerringly
as would an Indian guide.
Since his re.caplure, Overs has been
ironed-a bracelet being fastened to hi,
ankle. attached BY chain to staple ia
the floor. Charles Williams. the baby"
ron Of our old friend ABE" is now act
ing as guard.
give do not claim credit for liter
ality in warranting our remedy. We be-
lieve that Piso'. Cure will cure
COUGHS. ---
ASTHMA. ...,... .....5
BRONCHITIS.
CONSUMPTION
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ru1 CAPTURE or DIVERS.

On Wednesday last party Of men
John Bot, Asa Goodwin, Chapman
Harris, Levi Clark, z. T. Tillmas,
Greeubury spaur and some others who's.
name, we did not learn-tracked Overs
at sope point between Georgetown aud
Gas,on's Mills, and kept him on lively
'rot al shat night. On Thursday morn
Ing. While nilI masiOs BIS way from thai
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" Observation-Disclosures
losphi FEBRUARY 20

9 RErrNSED.-0ur friend Ralslou
has put period to his vanderiugs. aud
returned homo, lie invites attention to
his splendid assortment of watches,
clocks and irvelry.
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.EscMpE oV owERs.
He IS RECAPTURED.

% Saturday night last. 1l,h inst. i,
Ezra NJ. Overs, who was confined in the
jail at this place, charged with the muir.
der Of Edmund West, in May last. made
his escape. Strange as it may appear.
nothing was known of the mas.er until
nearly 10 ocluck on Sunday morning.
| The announcement, as may well be
supposed, created profound sensation
amsng orr people; as doubles, it will tho
county over.
1t seems that Overs was confined in
o's of the cells on the ground floor, and
that an insane man named S.elasypher
also occupied the same room. Mr. Rob.
ert Moore, Of this place, had been ap.
pointed IS special guard by Judge IT.
vine: and, together with the Tailor and
the more than usual precautions taken to
prevent an escape, this was deemed suffi-
cisnt. ss 1a 5
sseinsyrhcr says that soon after dark
the inner door Zone Of heavy woody was
lacked, and then Overs told him to do a,
he said, aud make no noise, or he would
kill him. Elo then took cut the iron bars
over the Fireplace, and after taking gu,
one or two bricks in the side Of the chin
ney, SO as to get foot hold, be COM
mepced to tear down the bricks which
formed the hearth in the room above.
He had previously moved HIS bedding
into the corner, and as he pulled down
tho bricks lie banded them to Steinsypher.
who laid them on the bsd.elothes, thus
making no neisc. In short time be had
made hole larg. enough to admit Of
crawling through into the old debtors
room, in the rear of the Jail. lie then
proceeded to tear on. the bricks immsd'-
ately under the Window-sill--a matter Of
easy accomplishmcnt-for sha floor Of til.
room was covered With tho sand and dirt
madc BY tho plas,erers. who were recently
working in it. Having made a hole
large enough. be mus, have crawlsd
through, feet foremost, and then dropped
to the ground. in the gard beneath. All
the obstacle be then had to encounter was
the sall, snd how he got over this We
have no, heard reasonable conjecture.
The door, We presume. was locked, but
90 signs were lett on the shingles cover
ing she top Of the wall. indicating that he
had climbed over.
There is nc dcub.ip our mind but wha.
this escape wss planned by outsiders. and
that Overs bad material assistance.
Who rendered him that aid is another
matter bas '-IE-, -l-,I-4 ~ -4t"
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Centre Street. Weston. Nest Virginia
good AssoriiBsntaf Groceries always kcbs
on hand. rrsduee bought and sold. The bsst
quality ofligetrs for sale, in quantities 10 suit
purchasers. Wheeling roEies, ene ,igsrs and
tie best grsdee c Tnbnc,e Alwn,s ou k..,3
S,ore---,no seot ESota tie 8ans
RprY1
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% life and Campaigns ef
Gen, RE. LIE E

PHJ Ut WV 1TSss O'''Sf'~"'
It, popularity andgreas value arc attested
by the sale of over 10000 copies
I lf ~ tHf already
cAUTioN.-O,d and inferior lives Of Gen.
Lee are being circulated See that the books
you buy are endorsed by sill the leading gener-
ais aud prominent men OF the south, and that
each copy is accompanied BY superb litho-
graphic portal, Of GENERAL Lee, on a sheet 10
Iy ~ inches suitable, for framing; u sopy OF
which We have instructed our agents to present.
10 every subscriber 10 this work.
AGENTS WANTED Send for circulsrs and
sec our terms, and full description Of the
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g TuASks,--IlOn. ". D. Roilysou,
the able and eficien. member Of the
House from our sister county of Brar,on,
has our thanks for valuable public docu-
msnls, For the first lime in many years
hFa1sOn has a representative in the Leg
islaturs.
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NOTICE

ABOX Of aae Initial Writing Paper aud
gnveiores sent FREE By mail for so cents.
Bon Ton Paper. Company, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Best eofees aud sugars at Briakman's
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"vno Is 70 BLAME ="

This is q question tia. has often been
asked in connection with this matter !;
and it is ono which is hard to answer.
/! Undoubtedly the S!ane should be placed
at somebody's door--but whose: Mr..
Moore. the special guard appointed by
the Court. v.s absent until late hour,
but he claims to have been DAY guard
exclusively. This relieved the JailOr
! from any particular attention TO Over. !;
aud the Court having taken charge of the
matter. Sheriff weodford had nothing to
! DO With lin. Now tell us who lie to
! blsmet" Our readers will recollecs hat
at the November-serm of Court. N. W.
! Harrison. w, G. Bennett, and ss .hink
Tbsuas Morris. were appointed BY the
Judge to examine the cells in the jail and
report as to their security. They re-
ported that the jail was 'in,eeurs, -
whereupOn the Court ordered guard.
/ After this. upon two different occasions,
Overs tried TO make his eacupe; but
whether he Judge was informed Of this
or net We cannot tell-,he presumption is
that lie was. At all events. having entire
custody Of man charged with murder.it
Was hi. bounded duty to lake all ncces-
ssry steps to bring him to justice.
Sheriff Woodford. Immediately upon
being Informed OF the affair, took every
step to capture the fugitive tia, could be
taken. Upon his own personal response
bili.y he offered reward Of $500 for the
body Of 0uers-despaiched parties in
different directions in search Of him
communicated the facts to Governor
! Stevenson, and asked him to offer an ad.
disisnal rsward-and. in fact. he and his
efficient Deputy, Mr.. Williams, used ev-
ery human cxcrtion. The house of Mir.
Montgomery was surrounded and searched
parties secuted the whole country day
and night, but all to no effect; and We
have once more to chronicle The fact that
after twenty years of tiukering at our
county Jail, is-tOgether with the peculiar
idea of,he Court in expecting one man to
watch day and night-haVe proven only
ehild's play to Overs.
On Tuesday evening, Dir. Nantg0n-
cry's securities having: declined to be
surety for him any longer. be was
broush, tojail, aud is now confined here.
And thus the matter stands.
Since the absvO was written, il is our
pleasing duty to inform the public Of
rus CAPTURE or DIVERS.
On Wednesday last party of men
John Bot. Asa Goodwin, Chapman
Harris, Levi Clark, z. T. Tillmas,
Greeubury spaur and some others who's.
names we did not learu-tracksd Overs
AZ some poiat between GEORGETOWN and
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&c. your maple sugar at Edwards.
The best brands of snuff aud chewing
tobacco a. Brinkman'f. -,
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8tme q EeIt Virginia
3 Al RuloI hald in the cl.:t's Office etths cir
en;teourt Of CpIhus county, On the 6'st 2on-
day 10 February, 1874.
Joseph c Hess. plain. r,, 4.
,is. ~ q
"a. VOL -ar
Simrod 3. Fes.sr.
Ira A. Foster. sts- Fr.
phen Dsw,oa. George Ia ChasesrY.
w. Berlin. Thsmis 'ai 4'
Holt. Maria r Bsr.
I'm and Frederick Der.
lin. defendants,
TINE object Of this smith 10 shisia decree
to subject 10 sale n rertain tract Of land.
e1atsiniux los acres, lying GU the waters Of big
sind Run in rpshur county, West Virginia
Ar "a. payment OF = reSidui Of purchase money
claimed 10 be due the plaintiff Tor said tract OF
land. ~.
The defendants Ira A. Foster, George W.
Marlin. Stephen Dawion, Maria +. Berlin and
Y,eder;cL Berlin not having entered their az
n.arnnce. and II appearing by affidavit h!ed
with III, par,rs in this cause that they are mol
,,,;d,pus Of The State Of West Virgins, on mo-
tioa Of ths paiutiF attorney, II is ordered thai
shay do appear here within one month after III:
dale Of the fra, publca,ionof .his order and
do what is Necessary !. protect 'hsir interests
/, ,hi,,uit. aud that r6py Of this order be
paelished and posted according TO law.
/, - Il 4 eopr--,Cs,e a.
u n rsrnsr nIn,ntiI attorney.
Feb i3-lS7l-t
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,ions Coupons $780, $500 and $1,000:
Registered 500, $500. $1,000, $4,000
aud 10000. 49, y
:. These bonds arc secured, Srs,. hv Fir..
Mortgage on the E.i'roKd lw.if, liz rolling
s s.eeffa and all its equipments; seeand ~ 4
frstnor,gsGe on its eu;;e Land Grant beiac
Rote than twtrty;ro theursud sers Of i.ut
10 each mile OF road. :;
Ths Bonds are fee from Crited States TAI !;
ths principal an'iin,errst are parah.e in gold
sae P!iaeip.! 4: the tad Of thirty ycsrs aad
shsinierest ssmi-aauualiy, at tie r.tc OF seven
aat thsee-tcn,hs pr. cent fer anrum. ..---s
They are issued In denominations efSloo,
$500, 81, 900, SIS, 0eO and $1,000 ~.
TIE Trustees under the Mortgage are NrHs
Jay Coke Of Phil,de'phiS ana J. Edgar
Thompson. President of tue Pennsy!vania CIR.
Wal Railroad Company.
These Northern Pacific 81 bonds will 4: ali
times bsfor. maturity he receivable Al Ten per
esni pre,niun;.to Tor ! TO- id exchange for the
eorpasy's lands at their lowest cash price.
IL addition to thris absolute safety, tsesc
goads yield Ar iacome largcr,.we believe, than
nay other Fist. class security. Persons holding
rai.rd 2thtcs 5-:a's can. by converting them
;s,o ioriherp t'.citcs, increase their yearly iu-
ooso oEc- third. anu still! bav. spertec;iy reli.
stie .aveetmeni. 20.
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Eg- A Cue sto,k Of cssdl's just re-
erired and tor sale al BrinknGu's.
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8tnt. q Eu' Trgiaia
Al RuloI bald in the cle:k's osics etths dir
eniteourt of Cpshus county, "a the 6'st 3on-
-
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FINANCIAL.
JAY COOKE L co.

SIS I Pc.slulls I Pereu.twl
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TRAN4PoRTATtoN.
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RAILROAD COMPANY. -------------


IND ora snaxi,io no 70 euos ,iios 9dt 10
MONROE, La, peg "a ,lS7OAy ~
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trains on this Road. VII run as follows IN.
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cred at the Designated points al, ,OWNER'S
HiBK, whether there Be ahy person there to
'fs sisSEs II Flag ss .ien. bsIa
p1idloL OH sIfVpIafcSf LhjlaSH tifF
A daily line of 3ppE-hpFss c9Aehes connect
AZ Monf6e for Shfev9por hence via South
en- Pacific Railroad e4o NAnhqel, Halls-
vile and Longview, Texas: tS.......z.,o n,
Engineer snd Superintendent:
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nj nud x:.;i,. n,'.,. ~. r.. $3.50! IA 49,.
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snS ti,sr~t,v cor-s.,"s ~. r'n =. 10y .sste ~.
property situate H. Inc conr,s :, s,'s, ~ .:.,.
u minnesota, aud in aid n,o,,xnxs .cr;.ss =. I'll,
lows, 10 wit The lot, uuuie...,' ;s,,,I az. n,..s1
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- -, 81. Therein c.,,.r.i,.~n .,.a a.. s.o Po"
c,,.a <. ..id m..rra.r,r. {. $3.50 ~ ys 40 exc,
M.rch No. lsos .nd ~ du,, r.,p,drd n" ,h s, y.
n nsu,s,.. n is.,I. Il, MI Ls ..,d $50. " '
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DEPAHfNsEf o. DAKOTA, !
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81. PAUL, Mimi, Feb 9th, lo71.

- EALEO PROPOSALS., duly exdorsed a
SUCH in The usual form, subject the usual CON.
ditions, IN Duplicate are invited supply the
Al pOsts in this department, With the Regular Mill
my supplies, 'or one year from June sth 1871. a.
FVRr SMILING, MINI, 9eo cords of oak wood,
~ tons OF hay, ~ tons If straw.
FORT APPLY, MINI, SO cords Of oak wood
foKT xBEscRoAB1E, D. T.. 1.o4s ton, of hay.
FORT wADsw VkIH i. T., SO oods OF oak .ood
IoKr RANSOM, D. T., % ton. of hay.
FOkT PEMB1NA, b. r, $50 cords Of oak wood.
foKT To1 III; D. r. sszeora. of oak wool 800
''I Eos Il IS: STEVENSON, d. T. 600 cord. Of wood
80 tons Of oosL, " IONS Of hay.
fohT Buf0RD. b. T., Gus cords of wood, l 900
FORT RICE, b. tn 500 cords Of wood, s2s tons
" Fok1 suLLY. D. T, ZOOS cord. of wood, 4os ton.
fokr RANDALL, +, s,sss cord, Of wood, ~
sIolx CITY, Iowa. "a cord. Of oak wood, % ton.
t0kr BENTON, N. T., $40 cords of wood, lis ton.
CAMP BAKER, NJ T., ,4ss cords Of wood, 2zs tons
lVkr SHAW, M. T., 1892 cord. Of wood, SIS tons
FVkT ELLIS. N. T.. 3, 1856 cords of wood or 1,soo
tons Of coal ,96= to . IF hay.
The several Quantities here mentioned may bs in
creased OK dimlnished ~ may be required 10 meet
the legal necessities for the period specified These
proposals will lie received 1t this obi, up IL O'clock
w., ON the 18th day Ut April 1871, also ut the oce
up tU thu sam: hour.
By Command Of Major General Hancock,
S.B. dOLABIRD.
marl6-4w Chief Quartermaster.
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REMEDY FOR F0orROT1N spEru

REMEDY FOR FoorROT1 IN spEro.
A correspondent Of the Western
Rural says:
, have noticed 4 number Of recipes
in your paper for the cure of foot rot
IN sheep, and as it is most loathsome
disease, and is sure to give the owner
Of sheep the ''blues," I will give a rec.
tpe which l have used on several
hocks with complete success. Take
blue vitriol and pulve,ize it thoroughly,
and mix it with lard 9, as to form a
blue salve, aud after cleaning the
Sleeps foot and pairing off all loose
horn apply the salve to tho affected
part with small paddle prepared for
the purpose. Continue to apply the
salve once week to all the sheep,
whether lame or not, for about eight
weeks in succession, and you are sure
to cure. A good deal depends on par
ing the foot before applying the salve.