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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-17
MASSACHUSETTS.
Laborers' Strike.

LOWELL. February l6 The laborerl
engaged in grading the Lowell anc
Anderson railroad, struck this morning
Saturday was pay day, when many
found there was no money for then
after their board was deducted. They
now want more than one dollar per
day, their present wages. e
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MEMPHIS.
The Mardi Gras Carnival.

MEMPHIS, February l6. - King
Momus, seated in his royal chariot. at
tended by a large retiuue OF cavaliers
made his annual entry into the city al
four o'clock. The keys Of the city. was
presented to him by the Mayor in front
Of the Peabody Hotel with the usual
speeches. The city Is full of visitors
from all parts OF the country. every
train and steamer arriving is crowded.
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RUSSIA.
RSyAiD Dinner.

Sr. PErER,BuRo. February l6.-A
grand dinner Was given last evening hy
the Car to his visitors. In his speech
he said the Emperor Of Germany, the
Queen Of England. the Emperor Of
Austria and himself would preserve the
peec. Of the world. The Prince Of
Wales gave bis acauiscence, while the
Emperor Frances Joseph answered oy
reitsrstipe the sentiment. ut
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PhIiedelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Pebruary.IG.-Flour
Dull. Wheat dull. Rye-steady
st Soc. Corn-urehsnged. Petroleum
Steady; crude ll39l2c, refined l4!c.
Whisky-Held st fl0l for western,
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CastorIR is moIothan q substitute for
Castor OIL. IL l. the only sofs eStIcle In az
istence which Is certain 10 assiinllate The
food, regulate the bowels, cure Wfpd-collc
and pIojuce natural sleep. IL contains
pcilher minerals, morphine or alcohol. aud
In pleasant 10 take. Children need not cty
mud ,nothers NAV rest,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-17

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, Feb. l6, SP.N.
PROBABILITIES.

For Tuesday in the New England
Middle and Middle Atlantic States
rising barometer. cool westerly winjt
and partially cloudy or clear weather
except possibly cloudy weather in north
New England. For The South Atlantic
States, northeasterly winds. partly
cloudy and clear weather, somewhat
higher temperature and partly cloudy
weather. For the Western Gull Coast
southeasterly winds with rain veeriug
south west and northwest winds, follow
ed by nortber 10 western Texas Fol
the Ohio and Miseouri Valleys, noIih
essterly winds and northwest to south
west winds and partially cloudy
weather. - = '
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-17
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6.-Leonard
Barubold, the keeper Of q saloon fatally
shot himself last night.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
scw York Money and Stock Marke

New YoRx, February l6.-MoSEY-
Closed at 4 per cent on stocks and 3 pei
cent on government collaterals. Ster.
ling weaker at 4 81 for 60 days and
4 SHOT SS for sight Customs re-
ceipis as, ,100 treasury disbursement
Sl55. .00G total imports for the week
ending Saturday are T,3l9.33 ol
which $l2 1854 $50 were dry goods.
GoLD-Rapged at ll2l@1l3 opened
and closed at ll23. Carrying rates
31@5 per cent CleariDgs ,50OOO,OO0
STATE BoNDs-S.ropg tor Tennessess
and old and new Missouri 6s.
GovERsNENrs-Stropg With the high
-. nx;,a. cpyyanf AZ fha e1nae
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SrocKs-Opened firm and declined
at the first board t@li per cent Al
the second board there Was q steaaier
tone with slight recovery, bu. sgsin
decliued i94 per cent sod closed with
a firmer tone and a recovery Of s9i
per cent in the genersl market. The
weakness was due 10 tbe decrease IN
legal tender circulation. The sales
between ten apd two O'Clock were
10000 shares, OF which $4,000 were
Westeru Union; 2lD0O Union Pacific;
lIOO0 Wabash; $4,000 Psc fio Mail;
i3OO0 Lake Shore; 5000 North West
ern; 10, 600 Atisntio and Pacific pre-
tered.
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AYERS
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to GRAY Hair ITS
Natura! Vitality and Color.

A dress ng
which Nat once
s1ceaDis heal
Thy, and snsc-
servinsTi,s
hair ~ SOON
yeHW0 Mte,i or
puB hair % ~
! original color
! DlfhNe0toss@d
.ysshnen9 n
lroath. Thin
hair isthtcksD-
ed, fallen hair
checked, al d
0hfn(ml o0eH
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kIhTkrprp breasts, soalds, burns, uit
rbeurn, ear ache, &c., upon the human
frame, and of strains, SPAWN eaii. &c,
mon animals I'm one year than have sll
other pretended remedies since the world
began. II il a counter.irritant,a an oil hsal.
ING main reliever. Cripples throw away
their crutches, the lame walk, poisonous
bites are rendered harmless and the wound
cd are healed without scar. Ills no hum
hug. The recipe is publish.d around Zach
bottle. II IL selling as no articls ever before
sold. and Il sells because Il does just what IL
prets nds 20 do. Those who now suffer hom
rhoumatisn, pain or swelling deserve 70
suffer AZ they will not use Csntanr Lini-
ment. More than 1000 certificates OF re-
markable cures, including frozen limbs,
chronic rheumatism, Rout, running IN.
mors, &c, have Dcen received. We VIII
send n circular containing certificates, the
recipe, &C., grstis, TO sny one requesting ~.
one bottle Of the yellow wrapper. Centanr
Imminent Ia worth one hundred dollars for
spawned or sweenjed horses and mules, or
for screw. worm In sheep. Stock ownefs-
this IInifnent In worth youf attention. No
family should be Without Centaur Lni-
ment. aold by all Druggist. 20 cents per
bottle; large b9tt le' W J. Is. koeE Co'
"a Rt nauwpY.
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Cleveland d Market.

Pittsburgh Petrsieuo Market.
: PrrsBURGu, February l6.-Cmde--
Quiet and nominal at 81 SO9l ~.
Refined quiet at l4ac; March l5c.---~aa
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Centaur Lininaent.

There IN no pain which the
Centaur Liniment will not
relieve, no swelling IL will
not subdue, nj d no lame
moss which IL Will not cure.
This is strong Language. but
IL true. IL has produced
: moro cures Of fheuinatfsfn
neuralgia, lock.jaw.S palsy,
snr aipg. EwellIuKa, caked-
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FhiIsdelphia 1--we stsek Aaskses .
PHlLApELrHlA. February l6.-cattie
Market without decided change;
Gales O. 1850 extra State aud western
steers at 81 25@7 So fair TO good G 90
al 90; common 4 0005 so. Sheen
Firmly held; sales Of 1000 at Is 009
s M. - Hogs-Rather lower ssles Of
{ coo head at s 5000 90.
..H Cleveland Market. rr
CLEVELAND, February l6.-Whest-- -
Quiet and firm. Corn-Firm; old mix.
ed 69670c; new mixed 66@6Ic. Oa,s
No. State 4Sc; No. 2 do 46c.
p.,,.hn.rh petraiean narkss.
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New YORK, February l6.-Ten wo-
men and two men organised in this city
Yesterday, for q crusade against king
alcohol. They will devote this week to
prayer for an increase OF their num-
bers. H.
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'''3v 'g'sls ~ s1s.ogs q y'es
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-09-03

DIDN'T KISS HER-A gentleman who has
been travelling in the lower counties, says the
San Antonio, CAL, Herald, tells us the follow
ing amusing story: He was stopping, over
night at house where the partition walls were
occupied BY mother and her daughter ts,o After t5a
daughter for an alleged partiality to somebody
named John, which soft impeachment the
daughter denied vigorously:
"But," said the mother, Il saw him kissing
you at the cow-pen, yesterday morning,
Amanda"
''No, ma, he wasn't kissing me at ALL"
"Why did you have your head so close up to
his for? you deceivin' critter;"
"Well, you see, ma I had been eating pit
alias (the fruit of species of cactus,) and you
see, ma, got some of the prickles in my lips
and-and-
"And what, you wicked critter."
".And I couldn't get them out myself, you
know, and John pulled them out with his teeth
but he didn't kiss me nary time"
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TAKE CARE OF Youn TooIs.-Thc great
tax imposed on the farmers for implements to to
cultivate and harvest their crops mlSht DC
avoided if farmers took even reasonable care
Of Of their implements. No class of men E give so
little attention, or take so poor care OF the lm-
plements they use as do farmers: II engineers a efa
fionary engines under their charge, they would
not last half so long as they do now, while ac-
cdents would be more frequent .t If the m ma, a.
chiucry of factory received no better care
than the machinery of a farm receives, the
operatives would be out of employment large
portion of the time, and the stockholders would
receive less dividends than the original stock,
holders in most railroads. Men best quallnicd
to know, state that farm implements receive
more injury during the time they are not IN
use than during the period they are in opera
ton. This loss is the result of carelessness,,
pure and undefled. II deserves to DC rankeo
as a sin rather than classed rs an act OF omls-
sion. II is one Of The causes OF hard times
that could easily be prevented.
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NEARLY all diseases originate from lndl-
gestion and Tor;,iditv Of the Liver, and rcllci
is always anXiously sought after. II the Liver
is Regulated in its action, health is almost III
variably secured. Want Of action in the Liver
causes Headache, Constipation, Jaundice, Pain
in the Shoulders, Cough. Chlls, Dizziness, Sour
Stomach, bad taste in the mouth, bilious at
taclls. palpitat:on OF the heart, depression Of
spirits or the blues, and hundred other symp-
toms, tor which SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR is the bes: rcnedy that has ever been
discovered. 1t acts mildly, eficctually, and
being simple vegetable compound, can do no
injury in any quantities that it may be taken
It is HARMLESS in every way; it has been used
for 10 years, and hundreds o. the good ana
great from all parts Of the country Will vouch
for its being the purest and best.
Simmons Liver Regulator, or Medicine,
Is harmless,
Is no drastic violent medicine
Is sure to c,lre if taken regularly,
Is no Intoxicating beverage
1t is = f;,uilcSs family medicine,
Is tllc cheapest medicine III the world,
Is .ivnn y ith safety and the liappleSt results
TO the most delicate ini;il!t,
Does not interfere win business,
Docs not disaiTange the system.
Takes the place OF Quininc and Bltters OF
every kind,
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
July l6, 1874 "a ly
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All Sorts of Paragraphs.

A farmer near South Bend, Indiana, has
over two hundred swarms OF bees, and sells
nearly ton of honey per year.
When an editor offers his paper for one
year as premium for the largest watermelon
that may be brought to him, somebody may
get the full value of a watermcion-it is certain
that the editor will get more than the value Of
his papers.
= Ministers of religion see people at their
very best. When a visit is expected the Bible
or some pious book is found on the parlor
table, and seems serene and fair Lawyers see
people at their worst and good legal advisers
would hurry them into bitter lawsuits. But
doctors see people Just as they are. From them
few wish to hide their real condition.
Under the recent postal law, postinasters
whose salaries are graded according to the
number of postage stamps sold, are taking ad-
vantage of the law by paying all their debts
and making all their purchases with postage
stamps whenever they can. They get credit
under the law for the stamps sold, as it is reck-
oned in with the amount of business done, and
their salaries are increased accordingly.
Dyspepsia is national evil, and is large
" due to rapid eating, particularly among
sibusiness men" and "brainworkers." With
many persons it is impossible for the body to
carry on the work of digestion while the brain
is also working hard. The stomach must have
some nerve force with which to perform its
duties A little time for rest before eating, as
we'll as afterward, is of great Importance to
many persons.
Baltimore by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
the other morning, saw about thirty hacks at,
the door of the depot, and about thirty hack
men shouted Hack" at them. The man took
it all as high compliment, and turning to the
old lady he said 81 tell you, mother they
think we are something great, or they'd never
had all these carriages down here to meet Us.
I wonder how they knew VIC was coming !"
= What mistake to imagine that, by hear
ing first one preacher and then another, we
can derive benefit to our souls. Reader, the
main thing is to have and hold the truth per-
sonally and inwardly; if this be not seen to,
thou wilt die in thy sins, though ten thousands
voices should direct thee to the way Of saliva
tion. Pity indeed is it that the bulk Of hearers
are hearers only, and are no more likely to 60
to heaven than the seats they sit on, i'll the as
sembly of the saints.
- Daniel ". Adams, Master Of the Nation
al Grange, says: "The history of the world
and its present condition has established this
fact: That all countries arc poor which export
tured article and the tendency OF the people
dence. To this there have been co executions
and we would do well to heed the warning and
escape the DOOM Where the great industries
agriculture aud manufacture are equally de-
veloped, the general prosperity is ass&rcdo
- Pure religion and undcflcd i; minister
ing" not The other thing, being ministered
unto" It is handing over the morning paper
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To Rent.

A convenient STORE ROOM on Main street. |
"A Apply at this Office.
August 6. 1874 t !
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Z 4 y BLOOD,

s5 4 corrupt tree saith the Inspired Vol
N unc '.brliGcth forth not good fruit"
nor can corrupt blood impart health, beauty
and rood flesh or spirits. ''Thc Blood is tho
Life ana hralt!l can orly be enjoyed III It's
full perfection W here the blood is kept in pure
and ilncorrll.:ed state hence the necessity of
pure blood, 20 give health, beauty, buoyant
Spirits, long life ainl happiness.
AN IMPURE cos DIrTON Of the BLOOD,
mani.eSt~ itself in different forms OF diseases,
such as letter salt R.'ei.n1. Sc;ll- Head, King
Worms, PmpleS Bluir:lcS, Spots. EruptiOns,
Pustues. Bol., L'artunclcs, Sore Eyes, Rough
Skin, Scurl, Scro.,!lo!;> Sores and Swellings,
Fever Sores, Waite Swclings, Tumors, Old
Skin, Throat and Zones, Jlccrs Of the Liver,
Stomach, Kidneys, Lungs and Uterus.
In this condition Of things something is
needed ut once 10 cleanse the dlood and neutral
ize the insidious poison tl'at
BURNS LIKE y TERRIBLE FIRE,
AS it courses through the veins, sowing seeds
of death with every plilastion.
Dr. Pcmbcrton's Compound Extract of Still
linya. (or Queens Dclght) will POSITIVELY
effect this ;c>ilcratum. cXpelling every trace
of disease troEl the blood and system, and
leaving the skin
SOFT, FAIR and BEAUTIFUL.
For all diseases of the BLOOD, LIVER and
KIDNEYS, this Grcnt I,gtt0bic -lHcfdtirc is
without Il rival. Ii will cure any Chronic CT
Long Standing Disease whose real or direct
cause is Bad Blood. rheumatism, Pains III
Limbs or Bones, Constitutions Broken Down
by Mercuia or other poisons, are all cured by
it. For Syphilis, or Syphlictic Taint, there is
nothing equal 20 it. Il tri0l riW pr0rc 1t. 1t
is most useful Spring and Fall Purifier of the
Blood Its safety and innocence have been
fully tested so that it may be administered to
the most tender infant. -" beware OF coun-
tcrtctS and substitutes. Try the Genuine En-
tract QUEENS nELlGlI1', prepared by DIR.
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THE BliON.N COTTON GIN.

TIE. attention o.: li.icrS and others is again
called 10 li.c uinvc uL; and Il !i'lc itl;!ke OF
Cotton Gins. I;:cy are flrn>i,cd t!iIs year
greatly improved, and o .'it':s which al eHlc-
licnre OF t!rty years in ,!icir manufacture
could sr-.:cst has; h2c, LEFT uHC!ore to make
,cm rhc most rcirblc and perfect Cotton Gin
in market. As the rcSi!lt Of Our efforts we
need onl, refer to tl.oi: cSlb:ished reputation
and wide spread popsil:tfi,N For PERFECTION
OF WORCESTERSHIRE, SrE" M;rtI, DURABILITY,
I.jGlIr Eu MING. QU.s \r!'t and QUALITY OF
LINT PEoDUcrD. We cla'lnn%p compel ltlon.
We are prepared to wrran to any reasonable
extent ln',i.,t satisfaction I" every planter of
operator Tie Gins arc sold IL The lowest pos
sible prices iur good machines an'l on reason
able tcrrls. We invite examination of the
sample. in the hands Of or !oral agents, who
will rive all desired in;orn': ION and furnish
applicants with circular, aud copies OF COIL
nIenda;orN letters from parties using the GINS
i'm all sections OF The cotto:! pt;iniinG country.
Circulars, Price Lists, and other information,
may be obtained nf our agents nr by addressing
THE BROWN COTTON GIN CO.,
New london, Conn.
w. y. SHARPE. Agt.. Anderson, $. c.
May II, 1871 II OH
National Republican., 1874-05-29
nTEn.


GALLAHER this city, on wednesday morn
1ng, May q, 1874, of chronic pneumonia, MIS-
CATHARINE GALL4H wife Of John >. Gallaher,
ESQ, iordmsrly OF ylftinia, aged seVenty-three
Funeral services Friday morning at $3.50 O'Clock,
will be sung.
GulSTA.-on the morning Of the 18th instant,
Mrs. MARY GuIsTA. formerly Of Brentford MID
HeseL, EnEiapd, but for the last hfty-seven yeRrs
resident OF this city, in the seVsnEnin year Of
sHUBRICK.-On Wednesday morning, the 27th
instant in the elghty-fOurth year of his age WILL
liam BRANFoRD sHUBRICE, Rear Admiral United
Tie funeral will take place from his late residence
MAY %. The friends Of the family are Invited 70
attend.
KILLIGAN.-op Thursday morning, May 2,
1e74 at7.30 OF clock CATHERINE KILLIGAE wife of
Daniel KIlligau, aged thlrty-two years,
Reiatiyes and f1endS Of the family respect
fully invited TO attendher funeral from her late
residence, No. sl2 Delaware avenue northeast, bo-
tween H and streets, on Sunday afternoon, May
81, at $50 o clock.
MoHUN.-on the 2sth instant, at 12:So O'Clock,
AFTER q severe illness, SUsASEAH E. MoHUN,
daughter Of the late Philip and Catherine hohun,
IRE fansfsi VIII take place ut O'Clock Saturday
from the residence OF her brother-in-law, Charles
waiter, I2l Third street northwest, ..-
baltimore Sun please copy
CUTHBERT.-On the 18th instant, after a short
Illness, JAMES II. CUTHBERT. JR., eldest son o.
Rev. J. H. Cuthbert, D. D. Notice Of the fupera
uil be E1Vsg hereaiIer.
National Republican., 1874-05-29

- JOHN BRIDGE, on the upper Potomac.
SATURDAY. May 30 givep under the auspices of
the ladieS Of the Barbara 4eck Society Of Wesley
chapel Boat leaves wharf foot of Congress street,
Georgetown, at O'Clock, returns at In the even
ing. Tickets, 81, to be had at Warren Choate &
Co. bookstore, al Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1874-05-29
ToFFICIAL.1
NAVY DEPARTMENT, I
W nGHTNHTnN Nav n ls7I

General order. -
1t is the sad duty Of the Secretary of the Navy
to make known to the naval service that Rear
Admiral VIM. Brandford Shubrick, the senior
cer OF the retired list, died this morning at his
residence in this city, in the fourth year u
his age.
brick entered the navy In 1905 and has served his
country faithfully and well for siItyeight years.
Four times he has commanded squadrons, twice
navy yards, has twice served as chief OF naval
bureaus, and for many years presided over the
Lighthouse Board.
He won his early renown IN battle ss o lieuten-
ant Of the figate Constitution in the war Of 1872
and his last service Ghoat WAs as commander Of
the ParaguRyAn expedition.
In every trust committed to him during life he
has deserved well OF the Republic, and, dying,
he leaves to the service the oOhSpicuons example
OF life Of wisdom, courtesy, courage and spotlesE
honor.
On the day after the receipt Of this order the
1ags Of the navy yards and STATIONS, and Of AZ
ships Of war in cOpmIssion viii be kept at half
mast from sunrise to sunset, and thirteen minute
guns will be fred at noon from all thS navy yards
GKo. NJ. robson,
Secretary Of the Navy.
National Republican., 1874-05-29
FOE SEH% SAE EtsEsiss FRUIT rAgr, ~ ,,,,, :,
vlhfkBBAaiRs fB55isls ssSSs5 h4sg asp AsB sHPhh

nS I bSn oaa
pepu. S .Of
most popular drives in the Country; The river seem
in summer, The land sbounds IN building sites
not exceled BY those on the Hudson river, and its
to the Fsdsral Capital which ts vsII rsP,Sy
stsnty Increasing TO its future owner and oecu-
pant. The present owner, being about 70 take
wher his entire attention and capital VIII be re-
qulred is resolved to sell at once. The wh9e TRACT
OF land comprises about go acres, which VIII be d.
No. ! Is Improved BY Handsome and substantial
stone dwelling house, large barn and sheds, on
house, iee-ho9se, and complete set Of 9ut-buiid;
in successful operation. comprising variety OF
sve acres, in Daring and thrift and making very
ing Of very great variety of the most choice
pears peaches and fruits Of every kind nearly all
res esseea nea a tns The SansS
john rum Tae whoe of Sis tract
Sa aoa af
years, with interest, scared by deed OF trust on
10. 2ip stone quarrics upon q tract Of land OF
about 50 acres. lying between the aQug-
duct road and the cansl having front on the canal,
gu5ff of sns
| of Zug Co. Price, SO. o.0o-one half cash; BAL
anee III one aud two years. with Interest, secured
No. cesf q ssoSs % ssTss y
above, Of good quality; several ane sites.
Terms. ra.s 6 Gns shr r eas
| by a deed Of trust oh the Promises.
Apply by letter or In R@sfiiHGfI R@fiHIf4M "a READING,
Or, LATIMER q cLEAHY; AaenIs.,,
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.oPosALs FOR RATIoNs.

tOROPOSALS tOh hdllONos
HEADQUARTERS u. 8. MARIxE CosFs,l
-. QuARrERMAsss,TEkR, ss,E $50 9Fr!eE' '
Sealed proposals will be received al this once an-
S June SeS FOR E ri r.tOns the o he E{s
states Marines at the following stations from Ist
e2kFi9EFJJR ce2akkFEifE9sEFJJR SfT T,s.ssSHsseits; asaHiaiFs;
EAsSg5BItSSToM Sii,YiI DeIrifI q cOlushiA'
hSSAfSklsss hhSSA fiskKsb. baSESlhtSSa; SESaitSSl;nl..
sns . H6 M
9r twelve OUNCES % Herd Breed or ono pound and
5 2sSn a. sS
q hSs or aipS ten pounds q SSrse
SrounaS eoase, Of Ons pound and eight % ounces S q
@ s susn os Of Tne
and twelve ounces Of Salt, and four ounces ol
The ration, are to be delivered upon the order q
the commanding onacer Of esch station, the Fresh
aGsiity, with an suus Pi0postioa @ Of slnd and ose
Suartsrs, pechs and kiapsy tslov 70 b eIclndsd;
ss II sss Msss 81 where
The statlos iocsted he cosse, good RIO; the So.
Sss9E Y,Hssaf, oanai.s Soap, Salt, Se., 10 be q
s1%ViHi s%ii Sss3s{ SSSs3 3scs{ 10 insp.c,ien.
masi Ss oertihed bys United Stale, dis.
conses5ssd, ,drms unless sf assogsii ssoDTg.si
can be obtained upon application at any OF the ma
sw.uapers authorired to publish the above riLl
send the paper eoptainins the nrst insertion W '''
once rcr q, fo BE- dorsed Proposas for Rstions
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Major and Quartermaster, U. 8. Marine Corps