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. :
During sleigh ride this winter past discovered my hort ~
leg the skin of place larger than haud fr um
the rubbing the inside of the thigh applied
Turf Oh, and In day he was well Another cas- 49,
mule which working my dray became nnahl to
walk On eNamiung his foot discovered nail about two
loug up head My driver and the neghbors said
would be good for nothing drew the nail ius 81 ted
piece your Turf Oh aud him work once,
and from tn he has lost hour but Is good
also horse badly snagged on the outs dr of
his thigh in about two inches deep AMI
inches wide from which he stid day Your Turf
Gil applied and brought them out entirely So md 1t
truly is ~ the greatest remedies for sores we
known and hsvoHyed in drug store for several Use
this AS you think proper. Very truly,
Ro MoSsrs Dove & Co. j II WE1SlGER
For sale by STRoIHER 4 WHITFIELD .Ap.
MINI l.A-lr chi lIln
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..A,,mmEK AnKAN.:Em.NI-.n e

y FOX INV NOKk, IT'IM - NVII .SS1Es21kIEszs.
II re, VIA PETERSBURG. By sol Ill SlDE
RAILROAD-G HEAPEsT AND FLEASANI TEST Route
; To New YORK including Railroad fare and meals ana
state room ON board Steamer; 81 10 New lOrk-seeond
tIa#s aud sieerage.
Passengers leaving Ivnchburg on TUESDAYS at o
clock Railroad ~ connect the evening
CIV Point with the large ana eommodous steamship
JAMESTOWN Capt Parish, aud proceed direct TO NJ"
York, touching only at Norfolk.
The steamer ROANOKE will continue her trips hereto
leaving City Point every Saturday morning at ocik
For through tickets, apply to
LEE 4 JOHNSON. Main St. Lynchburg.
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GALLERY, Main street Lynohburg, is one OF the most
and best arranged the State The ton
# Sizes neatly furnished aud embeShcd with choice
fycueus the various styles portraurc know the
lircoEar HE rhe Ambrotypc, beautifully colored Pho
oFrtphs combining the ruthfues OF the AmbrotyPe with
tho oegancy finish the best engrIvingsi Also Ia
pnersotvpos ofCvcry size.
opera,ng large and commodous with large
gha that in the darkest athcr
good batter results be produced than when the sun
shines brightest Mr. X win be happy see al times,
the beautiful In whether they wish pictures
The very Gathering he has evod IN
the authorizes the hope that during the
tho pleasure Of placing record many fair
which will be impershablc the material which
impression made Especially would he appeal 60 the
ladies Of whom about b. antul they viii
hethen the shadow the substance fades" Bring
your friends you-your husband yo1r chldtd part
ugs viii come, separations take place Then, how
twill alleviate and safon hc OF those dark hour TO-
1ok the bright hearts cherished Ia other days
everybody Lockets hreastpus, rings etc
constantly q hand. may eis
VsST RECEIyED-A ioI Of Fine Noirc
% Antique silk parasols Of all colots At low rates
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NOTICE.-Hn,ing purchased Of uessrs. Co

nant and Waldron all their Machinery Stock Tools
ahu taken tho stand formerly occupied by them fully
prepared 10 manufacture at the shortest notice Iron and God
obscco Mouls aud Fancy Tobacco Boxcs every dcscrp
uoh III snort all kinds Of work formerly done by them
nav employ ca the wSrkmen formerly with MesSrs Conant
Mah"h aud e'l confident that Will be able please all
fully solicited IEGAR / g6rrI!r
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New CIVILIZATIONS or TmH tnEKs.

u b. " 81 Bhla'SlrON- on TIE ShEEs-
"a AN s = UNION
FJtTrt Of INDUSTRY or tie LIVE OF ADAM ClAlthi
We interesting volume, and should be read By al ages,
aud denominations
Ies ANY Is highly interesting and seasonablt volume
MfuIF 81 Don Young Misses will hc deeply Interested
aud really benefited by reading this Memoir
GAIAs OliBs KuME-We need call attention this
splu..Ie-t The title will secure that
SCnUCI DANs REVIEWED. students SHOULD not fail to read
TN AID MtsrAKEA narrative illustrating with much vivid
and fidelity the mistakes which too often in the
reiB ious training of families Parents don't You need this
booA
TIM QursrIoN is great book 1t treats of great in
torA'ts VII You read II
All above and the publications Of the American $ s.
Union generally. Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books LYNN hooks Maps aud Miscellaneous volumes
had Iair,lerue WakuFs Book Store, Iynchburr, Va
4 {. JENNINGS,
Am
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,p,puOuA. ". H8xsTENs Clothing n Fur
III NfSHfNG STORE. PrTrHspuRa, Va


Is-ts-y
nrBlRG,s So. .. AuONBATED SUPER
IL PHOSPHATE OF LlME-The attention Il Farmers
respectfully called to the above n' anat' COZ"
pouud for their approaching spring planting
The his friends and patrons thhi
they NAV always depend upoB being supplied with adtNt
ISF AND EsuaRs AHrioF fur he constantly snpohi"hnh
IN person poeess manufacturing aud pnhR up
FOR sale
This article been lafore the community f9f the p"
Rod i've years during which II has been analysed BY
large the repucd Chemists Ia different place.
andha been Farmers In nenry every oR
Ia she viii almost unyarypF Hnrcefs fehas "h' %
the proofs Gifts value u tho greatly increased demand
unprecedented the history Of Artificial tctuiSe ana ne"
oanalled uano itself over which II possesses
much from the fact Of the ammonia 50 volatile
matter Gnano In this preparation being chemically hs"d
agent only dspaug itself progressively when ineorPo
rated ut The as ihk available salt sUphate HrnAlgH
soluble hos fitted food for plants Of
ali deser aps aud hy them readily tAken up II viii b"
found qus "a active In inducing early maturity a. ouHno
much durable and certifying to tho soil aud less 80
LATHE
AZ there Gse number of super phosphaes In market
for the value u which would like u be responsible,
earnestly request ali purchasing 10 b. careful 10 obtain tht
GENUINE ARTICLE lIeh will be warranted by my Heetcd
ted sgenls Of hon Of Acknowledged fspertabty
bd ys responsible for the good character OF
Super hosphNta All packages Will be Distinctly bfahd
Cansumers and dealers will be enabled 10 make arrange
their supply cIuabe terms Win my ag'h "
with myself
MESsRs II c HARDY 4 co. my accredited and
ale Agents for the city Il Petersburg -.
Agrsheeal s-s'siaad solo Proprietor, b'1'a1.5ays
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A q
J"hn + tstE Iht " A. tnti e AFische Tho Tar-ge
OF Fire. be zes e ana Travels Of Herodarr
IN vols N lesfs este"I Africa Memorials OF his T.!
by tnIY te9s.rl 1ht tGrneYt Man Eadies CONNIE. ts.
on The tolo..a1t Na7u - lrc Masn Appleton Ia v4t
ana steam A2f+sailot Eutat Also tie following Magazine
hickeFborker Arr JourA bJaithwaits Retrospect Hou.l
hoid Words, Chambers Journal. National Magazine Black
wood Balon New York Journal CLrstys No Song BOX
- JNs. received ana Tor sale al c. MORSES
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u chlnefy Stock. &c, 10 Mr. H. L. Coffee most eheerfy
RECOMMENDS MN !" iheir former friends aud patrons prompt
and aihinl workman and gentleman every way To- he r.
lied upon CONANT ( " fbpHN
I'm
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uDAIM LEAF EANs.-Auosher 10, of Pain,
Il Lear Fans Just 70 hand J A STIGLER & co
Rep copy fully lsts
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, sc,
- .IRGINIa TENNIssEA!

- - -=Hzz.z----- VIRGINIA ~ IGNNBssHsS:
Ii ~ - j. AIf.ROAD-Dn Thursday. b e
itia of June the Passenger l taa WA
,,.,, .s#4##=.Hs To- san " 8rks branch Junction
-. H. 81 l. n GILL Gen snpt
, = -5azyzzssssg-J VIRGINIA n 1GSNfssEE
LII 80 sss,..1......F NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEIZED
M UIE.--On aud after Thursday, May
lat he Passenger vii leave Lynehbntg at minutes oc
- .,-II.t . M aud arrive al ~ NJ L IL till
~ = ' Grn. Sup
rtEINEIS RICHMOND AND y. frf'r
E6 YORK STEAMSHIP j VI Is TOW .asnakasAs
- T. * Mai steamship JAMESTOWN, N com
Md Of t'aFf LEWIS PAtfsh ieatea ~" Ola 10 ~,
- = a II RIAY AFTERNOON nj ! ogIookl iaf i''h
lf STA, s. II not any freight 10 e IRON 1ii1 l1H
sis, l.3tts Richmond regularly r'ciy ltlSDAi ~ IN
MON "a asI9,t :ur NV OK, - ,=...,,
IAs tsuF to ship Is htr must have their goods mere on
MONDAY TasSeuK,is desiring 10 take this ship here can nave
state Room secured by addressing us BY mail :, .
= The RBA NDkE, Capt ShNNti stops at th9 lo'ht
- She vii land .eeiYe toght Both the JAiesi'"
a tile and land passenger. a. iE fo'
.,.i Norf,t LIDI.AM x WATSON,
..,r1y Richmond Va
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gu,fIE undersigned having ssI their stock of fae,.
Messrs rby / Saunders, would most chceriully Loo,
mend them former friends and patrons
Dec 81 1s55 MCDANIEL, HURT Il PRESTON :
inn Il Irtg
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= nnn Lbs. BACON.
eDSVUU 900 Tbs. Nenson Hams
10 Firkins Butter;
5Firkns Lard,
just received and for sale by
fe l2ts FRANKLIN & BROTHER.
uAIssOLUTION.-rhc firm Of Conant n Wal
don this day dissolved by mutual consent The
of the will be used by either closing the hu
sness All persons having claims against them will please
them for payment and all persons indebted the
ccrn will please forward and settle Their office viii he
kept at the old stand, occupied by Mr. /. L. Cofoe
\ W. CoNANF
NAL \. WAlpEON.
Lynchburg, July g. 1856.
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.,vJr i.1 NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS.
/1IfjIzA PAYNE 4 CHRISTIAN have received the
60 ~ following NEW BOOKS. =
esnaARx ~ Abbe Mott and other Knots,
The Hiawatha Legends by, Schooerat,
gltstory al the Rayages of the yellow Fever in Nor
g. TX in iea5, by Re-. George u. Armstrong
tn spanish tunqueror IN America, by Arthur Helps,
Sdlamy and the Creasson War, by Mockl,
re art Of rertumery, by Picsse
Fac Adventures of my Cousin Smoothc,
The American Battles, by Carroll,
Tho Defence ct the American Policy, by whitney
Tho Virginia Convention of l776, by IL Is Grigsby,
worth and Wealth Aakns for Merchants aud men OF Bus
ines. by Freeman Hunt.
Nasshl Morton by Parkman.
Tho Piazza Tales by Melville,
Ito Of Napoleon the III,
>tr Spongc's Sporting Tour, by Frank Forester
Lie and Death Of Sam in Va, by a Nirginan
Paguts Ohstetric Tables,
rhc Philosophy of the Weather,
f.roHms and Realities Of n Pastors Life
v ua hill. or the Ways Of Providence. by Tayc.
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/ i>sOLUTlON.-Thc firm OF billiard ~

- GREENLEE is this day diss lived by mutual consent
All persons having claims against billiard Walton Di
lara "reenee VIII present them T. for paw
ment and those indebted TO billiard Walton and pilard
hfeeee VIII make payment to f. G.. Greenlee who
authorized to set and receive the The
only to be used in settlement of the debts by H. G
and no one else 'DJIJARI
may 4"dts T.. q GREENIEF
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AP0THECARIEs. &C.


AsFWgNt- uAtufsEs.-NtI ebo " ish -
- time and heath should pHtchasa
hey simple In construction ras5 pos % august
IL handled IN eafr sf0rk done neat
sIfBng and The saving Il labor lpuense
STABLER 4 JOINS.
ina dAefs AgnutA Tor Grover baker Co
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arm orDiiInrdA Wal.

- ToN Is this day Dissolved by mutual consent An persons
having claims against us will present them Dill Hp &
GkEENLtt for payment and those indebted Vii make nay
ment to the The Of the concern "a orly 10 be ssd
in liquidation. WM = DftIARD
ma 3-dts JAS G. WALTON
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ufSSO IION.

nfsSOgITHON.-The firm Of NJ Daniei H.,
Preston is ills day dissolved ~ mutual consent
n7r u the III be used by either partner IN 10
The busicsS Their Office will be kept lie old 81 Ag
,.eeuped By Messis. libby q Saunders. an Nv"
JOIN ROBIN MCDAAITl
Sc III 1t,
PLEASANT PRESTON
NvOIgGE.-favng purchased Of Messrs. Mcdaniel H..
A Preston their entire STOCK Of Groceries and taxi,
stand formerly occupied by them prepared To -
lie numerous patrons of eDanir Hurt Preston o
,,pcetn aud tie public generally large and wei sI
,tork OF Giueetes. Liquors. staple bfs Goods Sc NI
uner at market rates fef CAST 81 l. prompt erst
on usual tim
W. will give particular attention the CDafAy2ety,
will sell all kinds OF country produce
lntnts generally will render sales promptly ta ~,
nhen will make liberal advances
and vii receive and ONWARD GOODS at tho
when funds deposited OF produce placed il hand to meal
charges
iEBY SAUNDERS
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COST FOR GASu.-Ghe subscribcr In,
"a ing determined 10 chfnge his business ofars nc 80,
Stock ct Ready Made Clothing Furnishing goods Clnh %
Sh'c' AHd NestingN at Cost for Cash 10 close An of tb
g"'r goods are well worthy tn, attention of prebaor an
having been purchase last spring ' Il"
- - NC re. MCELDERY
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4 ARt:E lot Of M. I tamil. Hams. Wc.,c,n
IL and Canvass, just reeeiy ed and for sale by "
aug 1918 WILSON L co


"A ten made, why trade continues good CITY these
hard times and especially the Clothing business and more n
peca that under the special supervision Of Burroughs S
fer Co has now been satisfactorily answered and VIC mil
fish II Tor the benefit Of friends and customer. II is
follows: As the Season is somewhat advancnd haye deter
mined 10 dispose Of our stock now complete great sacrifice
in order to make room for Fall Sock winch
being thus the great rush seen at most any
hour at the well known Bazaar of
aug cots III RROUGHS, SHAFER & co
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HUANO. Nr.-
N ~ tons Peruvian q ano;
30 bushels Clover seed
Ia hbls \. q. Molasses
Also Lagnyra Cohe and Sugar receiving and for sale
ON accommodating terms s 10" 'o S''u
lBfs NJ IInrr,>e
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GhILS OILs.:-
" 2 bbls Winter strained Lard Oh superior article
usfeshing aud other machines,
Pure sperm On,
Winter Whale "
Nchtsfpst sc, Ac,
On hand and Tor saieby s1KOrlIER WHITEHEAD,
1Hue - t. Druggists, Bank square
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'ad the following, and colne 10 oui
yua oI many others who hay boou
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n'D0sNoGUlE MOULD CANDLE, o.
,1or oratY another supply Just received for sale
y, II 4 uAEDi a co,
III. n. Petersburg, Va
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

prsxn and Palm all good and highly approved tot sale
at Factory Prices, by H. y hNhba
iulx
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Farmers is invited to my Stock OF Peehskill Flows
braeing Hillside, !, and3 Horse right and left hand
These Plows have been sufficiently tested and can be conf
IDENTIFY recommended as inferior to in use
Prices greatly reduced In order close the Stock
y Is
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~ Lie The Great American Historical Romance by the
Hon jeremiah Clemens Of Alabama The Last forcs
ets by John Esien Cook Reflections OF Zouave
bastopo by Iem Msynord TRANSACTED from the French
lay Mrs Harrison Robinson, Daisy Chain. by Auiloru
lie : OF Rtdchc, a Manual of Coal and It's Topography,
Hodges Commentary Ephesans Poems Gold pen Com
modorc Perrys Expedition to Japan &c. illustrated. Tie
Kingdom which shall net be Destroyed, Fashionable It, Al
ventures Of Gerard the Lion Killer fuckers Ilstas Il the
United States for sale by
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bacon AND IaRD.-nneon aud Lard on
D consignment aud for sale by
Il % t. LIE 4 JOHNSON
4 ibsoni- Pare Uye Nhi-L.,, better than Old
In bourbon BumRafdnna Just 10 hand from kockbrdge
aul t0tA u i Is N ND8I.lN
U.sOW RENI.-1 wish to rent out my store
u HOUSE. which Is la nntrate order VIII make the
rent very low Is II. LEWIS
Oh
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TINS NATIONAL TnArRK,-The attendance last night at
the second grand concert larger than that which
greeted this distinguished company their first appear
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed throughout the
entire evening Paul Julien in the opening piece Aards
grand fantasia "Favorita' took the house by storm
This performance only erceed by that Of "Tbe Car
neva of Venice There but opinion concerning the
performances Of this talented young artistic and that is
that his execution surpasses that Of any other vonst who
has visited this city.
Tiberini has created frore Of enthusiasm While the
romance that is connected with bis early history enis
the sympathes Of his audience in his behalf the
and power Of bis voice together with the wonderful con
troll he has acquired IL give beauty and strength
the words and music OF the oli masters and awaken
thrilling emotions of JOY, misery, despair He sung
Donizet's Desrto Spa Terra II he giving ut
erance TO the sadness and despair Of his soul In
Come GENTLE" charming serenade from Pssquse he
discovered to us new beauties Tben Is certainly with
out SUPERIOR and, perhaps, without equal
Signor Bernardo appeared to better advantage last night
than he did on Wednesday evening He sung the great
sriafrom verds opera IN Tyopaort with than
bis usual spirit and the admiration Of all by the
tisc In which be sung The Heart Bowed Down
from Balfes Bohemian Girl Signor Bernardo is said to
be one Of the greatest baritones now living.
Parodi never sung the thrilling national hymn Of
France, ia Mnsaaissp with effect than she did
last night She, for the moment seemed to be imbued
with the spirit which animated the oppressed French c
zen during that terrible struggle for liberty and ELECTED
tbunders Of applause
aMusical Rockets composed and performed by strs-
kosch received with great enthusiasm The exquisite
duetno from Mozarts "Don Giovanni ia o. daren Ia
manop sung by Parodi and Tiberini and the smouse
Tezstto from verdis grand opera II Lombardp which
brought out the entire company were each received in
round Of rsPiurous appliance.
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PROPOSALS.


NAVY DEPARrMERI,
Bureau Of Yards and Docks, September ~, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS. separately PRO.
poas for Glass No the class
nc yard win be received this ONCE The 25h
Der next for furnishing and delivering
named tbe materials and articles embraced In the following
and which particularly described In printed schedules which
VIII be furnished upon application,
persons desiring oher for all
named tercln
classes for agent
nearest thereto BY The bureau for all the yards
In bidders
them schedules BY mall viii be In order insure their
transmission that they should enclose Ia their application postage
stamps the law requires all postage be prepaid.
Bidders hereby cautioned and particularly notified thai their
offers be hereinafter mailed
tne 10 reach their destination before the lime
them bid u Be consider ed shieh shall be after
Rod dated and ao allowance will be made failures the nail
To guard against offers being opened before the appointed
bidders endorse
and draw are under the endorsement thus fopose Cass
No. (aams As clasp for he Macy yard al (aae the yard
To the Chief Of the Bureau OF Yards and Docks, Washington
ID. q.
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Navy Of the ReyoIution.

Two THE SURVIVING HEIRS AND RRPREs ENTATivEs or
The OFFICERS OF THE NAVY OF The REVOLT.
rtoN-Congress having at the maured bill 10
provide io the settlement OF the claims the
revolutionary and Of the widows orphan
tbose who disd In the service, granting half
an VINO served 10 The close of the which bill
Representatives. by large majority
ZION Of the Senate on the third Tuesday nex
much as said bill unJnsty excludes all officers navy-no
meftorous Than the armytha undersigned being the
wing child the late Commodore behalf him
self and OF the children brothers and
applied the Senate incorporate navy army ia said
BILL bat al The bill wan
therefore postponed until December
OF all those interested heirs and
said officers throughout 10
him. az Washington their quarters, rank, navy the
United States al the close Of the he employ
their memorials the Justice
Congress the may 10 The army
officers.
JOHN BARNEY.
HoruEdors Of newspapers throughout favorable
lie widows and orphans of deceased the
public service prior peace 1853
give this an insertion and their charge will be paid any
funds may be received.
l9-eolw
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COMPRESSED AIR AS norIyr-rowKR-The advantages
Of compressed airpower for locomoton claimed by Mr.
Parsey, whose experiments in tbs line have been most
'kuy conducted, are reduction In the prime Of
locomotives Of twenty per more arising from air
reservoirs &c, costing less than boilers tubes reboxe
&C. for which they substituted reduction of one
third the present number, Ms air engines will any
length Of journey without being changed reduction Of
threeourhs Of the present expense for repairs aron
gnes will not be exposed TO the destructive effects Of In
tense heat and steam vast saving from increased dura-
billy In the ratio Of fifty to one air reservoirs win last
one hundred years or more and the fair and
viii only be on the frame, wheels, springs &c saving
OF onethrd fuel by using coal instead Of coke com
pressing stations also total saving Of water as airen-
gnes carry none
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tated for which based and shall also
have the dnish named the
classes headed schedule dys per
= - =
Persons accepted win be uotind by letter
through post ONCE considered
and supplies specded with
nieen days from the date notice from bureau accept
bid will person
and the OF such dAulng bidder held
sponsiblc for all deins uences.
All sicf conformity
will, at the option OF the bureau be rejected.
Those whose will be
tracts viii be ready for execution thereafter may
practicable.
sep I9-Iaw4y
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FORM or OFFER.



(Asrs insert the nams) (nas Astou name
the state hereby furnish dated
tdats Of subject all the requirements Of the
same and Of printed schedule which refers all The articles
embraced Ia Glass No. the elas for nae
the yad according here paste printed
the schedule opposite eaA article set the price, and
e dors and foot
s aggregate amount Of ths bid the eass amounting to Aere
wTte The amount "a lDoyds)
propose my agent, agent u required by
the sehsd for supply under the
resident The delivery should offer accept
ed the be prepared
agent AT nane the assne for signatures and certificate
Here the bidder TO sign his name1
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned ume Of guaranior Of name ths to and
STATED and
hereby undertake that the above named tnas he bidder bid
accepted,
United within fifteen days
through the post Office the acceptance his he offers
before mentioned.
Witness, Signature of guaTantors.l
certify the hers the guarantors)
known good and responsible this
.@... [SignatuTsJ
To signed the district judge district attorney collector
agent known the bureau TO be responsible