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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-17

Girard, A. Laoonte. oseooln, Patrick Kcehan
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Prospectus OF "The Progressive Age"

The undersigned proposes to publish,
in the town of Newberry, S. c., about
the lst OF February, weekly newspaper,
bearing the title of The Progressive Age.
The limits of prospectus do not ad-
nit OF minute delineation of all the
features Of the contemplated journal.
1t will be sufficient to indicate it's gene.
raj character. The character of The
Progressiue. Age will be newsaxdlsa in
the widest. meaning of the torn, EN-.
braolng within its columns oil informa-
ton useful and instructive to the public
In politics, it will be Liberal and Con-
servative, while the most strenuous
efforts will be nsed in the dissemination
Of important political intelligence. On
all subjects. its opinions will be advanced
boldly and fearlessly. It's best energies,
regardless of personal interests or party
predictions, shall be devoted to the
right OF every man to his own political
views, and to the free and untra N meled
e.cerciso of his suffrage, as we'll as his
opinions and speech. provided they do not
conflict with the general welfare, peace
and happiness Of society.
No measure of reform will be adyo.
Gated simply because it is ne,o, and no
error in policy will be sustained, though
it may have the sanction and appro vii OF
long-established uspge
The commercial, agricultural and ma
nufacturing interests of the State shall
receive that attention which their i'm
portance demands. The Progressive
Ags will contribute its mite to the deve-
lopment OF her immense resources, and
to foster tho arts and soiences Which
minister to the ell-being of her people.
1t shall be insisted, too, that MeuJerry,
where we have located, shall partake of
the general prosperity, with no attempt
to disparage the local advantages of
other towns and sections.
ln literary point Of view, and as O
family paper. it's manager will endeavor
to make the selections wholesome and
agreeable to young and old, and while he
may not be able to give you oleaoraphs
and vanished chronos as inducements
Tor subscriptions, he will promise to fur
nish you through its columns with tho
unndrnisAed chrome Of truth.
The latest Intelligence, both foreign
and domestic, will be carefully reported.
For this end the telegraph and all other
measures within the reach of tho under.
signed shall be laid under contribution.
TERMS Tile Progressive Age will be
furnished to subscribers weekly at SO
per annnm, in advance. Tho rates of
advertising will be measurably reduced
in comparison with tho present prices
paid. THO5. =. SLIDER.
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To Rent,

Furniture---Columbia Female College.
pERSONS having in their possession any
to the Columbia Female College will please at
once deliver tho same to Rev. 8. B, Jones.
President, at the College.
JAMES Z. BLACK,
Dec 273 Secretary Executive Committee. ,
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POMARIA NURSERIES,.

E5tuUtISFCU IbOU.
THE proprietor has large and thrifty
i stock of Southern and acclim ated FRUIT
TREES, from the earliest to the latest. Ap-
pies, Peaches. Pears, Plums. Cherries. Apri-
cots, Nectarines, Ounces, Medlars, Ponoe.
English Walnuts, Spanish Chestnuts, FIJI.
berts, Grapes. in great variety; Raspberries,
Strawberry Plants, all the best; Roses,
Dahlias, G!adiolos. Yerbenas, .Violets, 4eS
for Cemeteries and Lawn. in great variety:
Usage, Orange and Mccartney Roses, for
hedges; Horse Radish and Asparagus Roots.
particularly adapted to our climate. A de.
scrlptive catalogue sent to Rll applicants.
Mr.. John White is my Agent at Columbia.
Address, VIM, SUMMER
Nov "a 3mot Pomaria, s. o.
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quantities, OF water on Thursday. She
split her foresa and stoye her cabin
doors. 1henoloano 3fSautar ia, North
ern port off San Salvador, has erupted.
1t is feared many valuable coffee plan
tasions will be destroyed. Bogota has
been seriously inundated. Many per-
sons were drowned and much property
destroyed.
Financial nnl C0mmercfai.
New YonK, December 2S-Noon.-
Stocks dull. Gold quiet, at 11X. Mo.
ney firm, ut 1908 16 per cent. per day
Exchange-long 93s; short 1O1a. Go
vernments dull and steady. State bonds
very dull. Cotton frm-uplands 2Ol5;
Orleans 2024; sales 1,624 bales. Flour
steadier. Wheat strong. Corn steady-
old Western mixed 66%. Pork dull aud
nominal, at 13. 50@1375. Lard quiet
steam 75s@7T. Freights quiet. @
+. NJ The bank statement shows O
gain in reserves Of nearly $3.50, 600;
loans have decreased $1,25O,OO legal
tenders decreased So, $50, 900. Money
closed at 1-l6 com mission. Gold 100
l2hh. Governments strong and steady,
with little business. States quiet; Ten
nessees aud Virgipias considered rather
heavy. Cotton firm and slightly ad.
vanced; sales l .624 bales s-uplands 2OL;
Orleans 20A. Flour qniet and firm.
Wheat and corn shade frmer. Pork
firm, at 13.50@1375. Lard steady.
Freights quiet. Cotton receipts 2,O64
bales. Sales Of futures 10000 bales:
December 1871, 1873; January 1917,
19315-16; February 10 1916, 90 1.6;
March 90 5.16. 40 7.16; April 2O3l; May
81, FL 11.16; June 2lI.
LOUISVILLE, December % Flour in
good demand-e4tra family CTS. Corn
steady. Provisions strong and in fair
demand. Pork 1850. Shoulders s.;
sides 8A@S}a, packed. Whiskey quiet.
BosroN. December 2S.-Receipts of
cotton 81 bales; sales 800; stock $500.
GALVESTON, December 28.-Ootton
firm; receipts 1890 bales; exports 862;
sales 1900; stock 66.809.
MEMPHIS, December 28.--Cotton
quiet and weak; receipts TAT bales; sales
$50; stock 36, 285.
BALTIMORE, December 29.-Cotton
hrm; receipts los bales; exports 25; sales
so; stock l.O53.
WILMINGTON, December 2e.-Cot.on
arm; receipts 221 bales; sales IS; stock
4,U45.
NOBLE, December 28.-Cotton frm :
receipts 1881 bales; exports 1,134; sales
150; stock 80, $50. ~
NEW ORLEANS, December 2S.-Cottou
frm-good ordinary 1917; low middling
1873; receipts ,484 bales; exports S,828;
sales 700-last evening $500; stock
162. .226.
CHARLESTON. December 28.-Cotton
firm; receipts 1858 bales; sales 1000;
stock 1881.
AUGUSTA. December 28.-Cotton in
moderate demand; receipts 1,092 bales;
sales 778.
SAVANNAH, December 28.-Ootton
firm-,ordlnary 1871; low middling 1875;
mlddling 1885; receipts 1902 bales; e1-
ports 6, l55; sales 8, 152; stock 87,858.
LONDON. December 28-Noon. Con
sols 91A99lzs. 5s 8956.
PARIS, December 49, Rentes 53f. loo.
LIVERPOOL, December 2S-Noon.-
Cotton opened firm-uplands 1O1l; Or
leans l03G@101l.
LIVERPOOL. December 28-Evening.
Cotton easier and unchanged. The
steamer Oalabria has arrived from New
York. with 1,771 bales of cotton.
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To the Citizens of Columbia,

HNHE undersigned have been appointed by
l. the Board Of Trade q Committee to solicit
donations Of Books and Pamphlets for the
purpose OF forming q LIBRARY, which shall
DO open to the public upon the payment of
annual dues or fees, and under rules and re-
collection thus made. it il proposed to add.
by purchase. from time to time, as the funds
derived from the collection of such fees and
dues will justify. Connected with tho Ii
Magazines and Newspapers
The want OF popular Library in this city
will be acknowledged by all, and the under
signed trus. that citizens will contribute 9
l6eraiiy. Contributions may be left with any
OF the undersigned. JOHN B. PALMER,
JOHN AGNEW, in,
JOHN s. WILEY,
r. W. HEIBELS,
]. G. SEEGERS,
Dec ! Committee.
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Machinery for Sale.


HAEING beon appointed Agent to dispose
- of tho following property Of the Carolina
On Company, hereby offer the same for sale,
at private contract, as a whole or any portion
OF the Same, viz:
l 40-Aorse-power STATIONARY ENGINE.
with Roots Patent Sectional Boiler and Fix.
lures, in good order.
Hydraulic Presses, built by the Atlantic
Steam Engine Company.
1O0.saw Limiting Cotton Gin, K. Gamers
pa tent.
Fan Blowers.
About 800 feet OF Betting, from two to
twelve inches wide.
About 70) feet Of Iron Pipe, from three.
quarters to two inches in diameter.
3CottOn Seed Hullcrs.
About 100 feet OF turned Shaftipc from
two to three and u half inches in diameter
with Couplings and Hangers.
20 turned Pulleys, from ono to four feet in
diameter.
! Fica.
30.inch Grist-Mill
small Fire Engine and 80 iect of one and
half inch Hose tor SAM,
Iron Tanks.
Lead Tank.
Wood Tanks.
| GIindstone
1 Bark Mill.
Bog artlus Mill.
The above machinery ia in good working
orMer ah"wl'i be disposed or at a sacrifice.
Terms cash. For further particulars apply
10 RICHARD TOIER,
Dee ltlmc Columbia. 8. c.
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TRIUMPH OF A CAROLINA ARTIST
There ls on exhibition at the medical de.
pot of DIR. p. NJ. Cohen q large and
handsome oil painting, executed by his
SOD, Lawrence L. Cohen, native
Cnarlestonian, now residing in Texas.
10 this painting was awarded the first
prize, soma weeks ago. at the State Fair
held at Houston. it being pronounced the
best historical piece there exhibited. It
represents Gen. Lee at the battle of the
WilderDess-portraying with true artistic
fidelity tho most touching incident of
tho battle. Gen. Lee is in the act of
urging his charger onward to the front.
where shells and bullets fall like loadon
hail, and his gallant men have thrown
themselves across his path to save him
from almost certain destruction. There
are, in all. twenty-five figures. including
the body OF noble young soldier, which
lies in the foreground. Tho expression
of fearless deter mination in tho counte.
nance of the undaunted chieftnin, and
OF anxious and loving solicitnde in the
fnces OF his followers, are high trium phs
of -ChurieSt0M Ners.
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Columbia Board Of Trade-.-Caliaa'
Meeting.
M EABERS are requested to attend puno.
tmonday, } December 80, at 2 o'clonk P, H.. to
conslder important business. By oyder.
Dec ~ J. II. SAWYER, Secretary.
Ph@nix Hook and Ladder Company
nFFIOERS and members are herehv mott.
N ned chat the regular monthly meeting
VII VII teko place on MONDAY EVENING, tho
SOth instant, at 7 o'clock. Punctual attend.
"rSo re 10 oa a1equestcd. W. E. HARTH,
Dcc ~ Acting Secretary.
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UNION SAVINGS BANK,
OF COLUMBIA, S. c.
Authorized Capital, $500, 900.
Subscribed Capital, s144 600.

Tth!5 BANK is now open for the transso
a Hon OF a GENERAL. BANKING, EX-
NESS.
DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR AND UP.
WARDS will be received, and interest Al
lowed low At the rate Of Seven Per Gent: per an
Cent. on Accounts; also. General Deposits re-
co1yed, subject to Chocks at any time.
COLLECTIONS attended to at all accessible
points, and remittances made promptly,
:. The Bank 10 located next door to the Caro-
Ina National Bank, and will for the present
have tnnt @ the use Of the very superior Vault OF
funds.
This Bank il also made capable. by its
charter, OF acting as Executor, Administrs.
cor. Guardian, Trustee, DO, by appointment
OF any person or court OF competent authori-
~. and is now ready to accept and execute
trusts OF this character. All funds OF this
KIND will draw Seven Per Cent. Interost from
the time OF deposit until paid out.
]. P. SOUTHERN, President,
e. HI. WALKER, Cashier.
r, D1REcTons n: G. shiyer. g. L. Leaphart, J.
d. Kinard. W. B. Gulick. Geo. symmers, A.
cooper. Dec % 3mo
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Tho Philadelphia Press says mann.
facturer is preparing plan for IL ,nagui.
ticent iron column. 1000 feet high, from
the summit of which the vast area of
Fairmount Park is to DO illuminated by
means Of Drummond light.
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Dec 4
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County Treasurer's Office.

HIGHLAND COUNTY, December %, 1872,
HtHE books for collection OF State and
4 County TAXES will be open at this Office
on tho 2Gth instant. After the 18th January.
1873. tho penalties prescribed by law will at.
tach to all unpaid taxes. The rates are as
follows: IL mills upon the dollar for State
purposes; mills upon the dollar for County
purposes. G. II. BALDWIN.
Dec "a County Treas. Richland Co
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The Southern Celt.

AN IRISH-AMERICAN REPUBLICAN
N NEWSPAPER, devoted to tho cause of
universal liberty. Tho only Celtic. American
journal published in the S0u.h Prico, $2. so
per year, in advance. The CEL4T is published
every saturday, and contains digest of the
latest 1risl, and American rews. carefully pre-
pared, with sketches, tales and editorials on
tho events OF the day. JAS. BRENNAN,
Editor and Propriet
Address ''SOUTHERN CELT," arlceton
8. c. Dec 8
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19
pRoPosALs FoR wooD.

unA DouAnTEna DEPARTMENT oV rHE sourH,l
OFIcH OHnF QUAnrEhMAHIEh, !
loUisyII.LE, NJ, hsJ ~ ls5l.
oaes, asd 10 !, ne Saass: y he Usitsd stats
Sssi Z s':issi =. =. sisis S ~ Z
~ II q ss III q ,Ss s q an .d Mso
ne following military posts Ia the Department Of the
Atlanta, Ga. 200 cords. ....
Augusta. ia 100 cords.
SSsilssSoss, fS1sn , % % H cords.
Uelnmoia \ o.; 80 cords.
Eiiisssi5isys, ". ~ cord.
ESrs Hssos, \. D. ~ cord SSSS.
h :sgS,r,s H 1.-. !. ~ 81; 70 OOrd'
Ns-bsry, = o. - sords
P1Ss nass A., s az s ss.
kaihsrordioa, n, o, 30 cords.
for, Jo6ssioS, \. b. 1oi ~ cord.
H S:;.SIi.. E Il. n ~ $. ss.a'
iosl.yllls, XII ~ cords.
ts Sea \ E;.. az Se soaS.
i ilns6SEsSs; " Y D. ~ s s' cS:t.
Mobile. Ala, $50 eords
Noun: sSs yy; .@ass X r. % g Goods sS;S.
ss s;sSsnas. D. a. Dc 81 oS SSis'
sSs Asssss;lSs. rs, SS : SSrs:
hpppteti r. " ~ cords,
YY Slf9IIi. ! o. 81 ii 81 sS SSssa
The above are the estimated quantities that will be
pnoa q sSSps Ia ne sS s az az
stsht % ,ners..s o. dlninish u. sans at any tine
Qouiraet. yin be .wsrdOd to the lowest responsible
blank propossis and auy additional information can
ssc pI''o" 0' By letter q Il the
bsVutI oSsI,srm.,,.r o.p.r.i Il. 4 a obist o.,,
tsrmAstsr Dopartmsnt Of the south. mJ9l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

H''
OEYI1K RuPrnnfrrHpEsr I,Dfaa AKKAmAl
WIAHieoros TTRafronY NAV ID isIi Z
Aa.lad pronosas vIi IL Tsssiy, Al tbis ofoe IN 10
~ Y; an " al 49, ", n. o' VI
M ,,slrs Hlas Rlsnkals foor 1olaia wslshIna mi
~. lhSa ponnds' ~ F' ~
goo pairs WINE BSaksis four polnts vslshinE moi
. tfa v,sds 49, NJ 1lsason M O.Iifoyy,is
S'Esl ssrds 0Tay Tianpsi 1rrsoo Or OSiior1l.
An 800. nsiiee Msr,t,,sr ~ so,,is-ianf
500 yards Domsstio~indlsn lead.
Dozen o Rsd %eolss P ssl, Isass'i"
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THE MARKETS.


New York stock Report.
Furnished BV Lstgis Johnson & Co., Bdnksrf,
norfhcsh corner Of Tenth and D streets
HorthiafH
NEW YONG, June IA D, m. - Uniled States
q, isI, VouRos' lazy u5llsd sta,ss k9'i - ".
IS, Ssupon, li6jt u. & bSi, pew Is, Uo1pos u
= ss., ~, Ogupou, ms u. y. 6ao.,, ~ ooagen.
tiTAt. New per cent. loan, NM West
err Union TeeGraph. ~, ouieksilyer, ~ Pa.
eino NAL, a., Adams Kipress, w Wells, f.rFo
krpte.a, ssSi New York ventral and Hudson, B.si
~ p r9,s ps AZ, u s,sSlP' re, IA.
Shove and MighlEan soyihsrn pliSi Union p.elfo,
BSAaJ OlsyeAnd and Pittsburg, Eli Northwsat rail-
road, 7oIEL New Jsrssy Central Railroad, ioaA
Rooi Isiaud lo5jIi Mga1kse snd 81, Psal kltEi Mo.
iBN; Delaware, Lsokawsnss and Western .IAllr,adi
.S,S fCT s,.U S'sns ss.ss T is oSio
snd Ml.ls,Pgl osruaealss, 90 uol che che sSa
nesses stats g. new, 7Ni North CArolina 81, old %
No.'b ossoliss ". ny ~ M's.an s =.
A Gold ia
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

INTERPRETATION In the gsv Jerusalem
Ohufqh. NORTH Capitol .tIesi. by The Rev, Wilsrd ~
Hinkisy, Mr.. JACoB n. MnRnrN, formerly q Canton
Bsrne, Hut Eerand, and Miss MARC nnT A. SUTTON,
dsushtsr Of the late Capt leuausl Btetsop, Boston,
MAS tJhnouiolel
ATwRfA.--OoLF-Juns ., ,sN, By Rgy. Bamuel
y. finoksl, Mr.. JOsKPH ATwELL and Miss EMMA
UoLE.
LIMERICK washineton, ID, o., on
Tussds Az an lost, bY Rev Mr. Hen aiua, At his Issi
dsnos, as L. street Nj. joins 4. LiMGRICE aud Miss
LOUISA r. HINES, Of this city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19
PROPOSALS FOR sToNE,

phorOoALS fOh bIONh. oil
Rock ISLAND ARsrsAL, ILL.,, Mar 90, ts7a.
Sealed proposals are invited Tor the following bills
FOR A WATER. POWER DAM WALL.
Thls vail w 20 Aboat ~ Isst long. similar IN a.
9sss built AZ this ssSs j. VIII Be 81 i n Incl on
n PED foe. Ihiet sndss ne 9sPiss sad = Isst
bsds spaosd ID isst apart The iasS siosss iof The
G ,s Be ps: 2 1Sd III y
.ss rs; s.s e az ~ s:s sas mt
i9rts feet Inches wide. must bs not lSss than In
Ths total amount o. ssoas required Is sboui s,bOO
sBS,s soss iSs . g s .9ss W.
and sap, but the color Is not Important
FOR BARRAUKH,
somewhat smaT Ia aressSs,ase g the shos. sI1s.SS
balll At NJ, ArsepA The walls are % be nrst;o
siosswoTk . 30 y ins6ss i6lsi basisd With srlci
Aboai bird o. the stone Tor this bnildigG vii BE-
laSss AZ sSs asSas %a.s Ss q asiS% S SsiSs.
'osIS .Ss Lss a ss% az mani nd s
Ana SST so ssSss ssiS,' q. dss q, ops3i9s
blocks o. stone nndrsassd, and OontAihins not ssa
Bids vim b Opened Il this Arsenal. at 10 an.
fu bidder must sntsr int ssd GSs scpd and
sumoient bonds, AoonTding % As, fOr fAithfh per
the reht 70 reject any and All bids that are deemed
rack .touo must be entirely separate, but each bid
the dam OF TOR The b9uAokA Bids must state on.
prioe Yard for all the stone delyeted, rubblo and
dmsaalon taken toSether stone viii be measured Il
the WAll. and exclude all openiaGs Gad tsehnioA
Bids shoaid be lndorssd on the outslds Of the on
Volops containing them Proposals. 70 iruiah Stone
nldders can obtain s2eolneAtinns for the uoEk b
application to the undsraiEasd. and should also 81
a'an' the drawings In this once bstOfs n.liHE Sd'
jolt Capt Of ordaAnss, Commanding.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19
Proposals.


HEApquaRrERs DEPARTMENT or rHE soUrHJ
OTFfcE UHter QuaRrElNAaTER, I
LoUfayiLLK, XII, May IA, i67a
heacd proposals. 10 trip ate, under tbs uauhl con.
dltious hs5stafoss published yi b feeeiysd ~ this
once until u O'Clock, m, WnDNHhDANt the 18Th
dag Of June. ls for the delivery a. The residence. Of
?fosr. % dniy 10 nv. elS snd a Tsle. BAr,aeks,
BURG BrrUMiNOus GOAL, ard OAnNKL
GOAL, anoullnE IN the aeGreTats 70 about fyoO0,.
~, la1a
the uoyernment reserves the right 70 increase d.
mnlsh u. sans, At AnJ tims during the oonunuAnos
Of the conlract
Bids will be ooasidsrsd for supplyinG any one or
more Of the several kinds Of coal specified above.
siple bidder for eaoh HAD o. coal named herein.
blank propo.als and anl ADDITIONAL information can
JAMES A. EKIH,
tsrsastsT nspsrtmspt III ne soath. 80 MI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19
Attorneys, Agents, Etc.
Pianos and Music.

A RARR oHANOK I-HAVINu DETERMINED
N 10 Introduce In this city the osle. -.
DRAFTED SOHOhAOkER PIANO, Pull =
AdophiA, which hAn the newest itn-
proven onts ~ AEnineent tone u bsttorV II
hniahed and more durable than any =
other Piano made, oSr the came Al ~ par oouL
los Tor cash than any other hTsteAAs Piano can be
bought, or for TeAsonA BILE lnatAllmenta.
Dali and examine Tor yourselves,
OARL RICHTER, Agent,
Hb Pennsylvania avenue,
dam Bstuean Ninth and Tsnth atFssls
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

DE. JOHNSTON;
BALTIMORE LOOK HoBPITAL.
once South Frederick street.
EsfSps ssa tss rs, Il tss oSastss. yisi Rasiasd,
FaneS. Phs dsphiH and elsewhere s.a ODER The mosi
81 81 % HfRHD Ssc in the world i''
oURR WARRANTED IN two DAYS.
We.Eu.s. Of The BAeh or LAans striotarss Aasstioa
%; SP q B.s sSSSa
L.asnes Lev sRiIi,. oo2iasio1 o. Idea. Psplisllea
g. psss d sSs ass aSI"s sD sss 81
s6A. Aneotlona ne L..t, Ianss Stomach %
more fatal 70 nslI victims than the soma q byrsns %
nos. o sniisipsiiSns fsaassss marriage. Is,i@.
''''' YOUNG MKE
yho have injured thamssiys. b. osrAia practices 10.
dalEod In when aons-A habit frequently Learned froaA
sy ecIpanions or a school the snoota q .hleh.
marriage imPo..bls. and destroys both mind shd bsdI
Wasi I PiS that Teos1 man. IN. hop. Of h. ssan,
The bride o. q. peLenta .hoald b snAtehsd from
sa.sos q d.yiaiins Dun -: nsih q asiafs. ssS
duisinG In . certain asssst habit = o.
MARRIAan. ..#
n.r,tsa Pss.oas or Young Mon soat.uPl..las mas.
srs.tly. rOser-lmOaisasIJ Nervous KIoiisbiliiS
V Ssss S.iRs hsIsSs D'6S
- No lst.sy reeeiyed unisss postpaid Aad oon,Ain
Ne s al, % y Sssd on %; ssP r.5.oa .si
dessribna gmDaomA
ENDoRsEMENr OF THE PRESS.
Ths NAM thouaAnds cured a within
OpsTsiioas psrlonssd b d. Johnslss. vitassssd b
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Railroads.

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Proposals.


TREASURY DEPARTMENTAL
WARRINGTON, Nay ~. lsl1 4
Notice IL hereby given that seAlsd proposals. In du-
plieAts, will be received At this Department until 10
O'Clock. noon, THURSDAY, Jano 20, nsIt, for per.
forming all the labor 10 the Public Stores Ia the city
q nev York, for torn Of two yoaru, from Ard after
thu 18th OF july ne1t upon the terms and conditions
set forth In statement this dAy hed In thu ONCE Of
The collector of the port Of New York, uhere full In
GRO. r. BOUTWELL,.
ieI Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Sealed bids, Ia duplicate, with aatiaiAetou EaAr-
Ante.s signed by two responsible parties, not hddor.,
that bonds vii be given award Of SootTAotl will
10 resolved At this Otoe until II o'clock, MON.
DAY, Jane ~ lsi1 fog the trAnaporAton 81 one nail
ion pounds, more OF loss Of army supplies from the
TN stA l9ns a. mAy % established near Beaver Ihy,
Utah, until Juna A., 1874
Bids Wlll also be received up 70 the same day aud
hear b. QAptAia ~ D, nAker A, Y. ~, Al Ogden,
Utah. 70 DO forwarded 70 the Ohlel OaaFtsrtnaat
DepArtmsat ftstts, In AooondAnoo with 0enorai Or
ders No. u, War DSpArtmsnI -
The right 10 Toiset any or ali the bids Il reserved.
Full conditions mAdS kaOWn 90 appllesllqn ~ this
OfAoo, AJAX ~ pRRlgY,
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SEALED prOpoaa viii be received until Juue " noon,
., s1PPlYins The h.I1 AesdsmS, AnaAp2l. NJ
GOAL, run q mihs. alb talE pEop0Ttoh 81 LuInps
hlz hundred tola GAS QOAls : - --.-
BOAT GOAL
ToT iniornIiiOa a. To time Of dsllysZ 1PPlI To-
JOHN L. WUADKN,
J OoRmOdoFo and Superintendent Naval Academy
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