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Il X G. | Sc TAX.
COLLECTORS NOTICE

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Notice is hereby given that The annual taxes
for the I'd Collection Di>;rIc; Of Vermont, in &C
cordance with the provisions Of an act entitled
" an act tn provide internal revenue TO support
the Government and to pay interest on the public
debt approved July |, 1852 and the ..smendatory
act approved March 3, 1853, are due and pag-
a5te and Will attend at the following times and
places to receive the same-to wit.
c,rno<,, co,->
49,! AZ my one IN II John bury on Monday,
anu .r " euIesuay, aug ON Stn and iVth-
M TI.. iruii hotei' west burke, thursday
aug nth
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" Sold by all druggists. Office, x 7
' sLs56 Courtlandt St. \ Y 60 Y IL

DIR. Tram in another column publishes a
list of wonderful cases which has come within
his practice and cure. Those afflicted Will re-
member the remarkable restoration to health OF
Mrs Fanny Davis of Moretown who had been
bed-ridden for five years, as previously noticed in
| this paper, and not fail to consult the Doctor.
We copy the following from the Rutland Herald
which speaks very fattering of the DIS success
elsewhere. B SION, Sept Il, 1868.
| Tothe Editor Of the RWlaad Herald
| Hearing that DR.. Urann was about visiting
your town for the purpose of healing the sick,
thought | would write you what had been
done for me by this same doctor. that those that
are afflicted might be sure and call upon him
while he is in your town. | a cripple for
more than five years. After being attended for a
while by my regular physician, he advised me to
go to the Mass General Hospital. which | did.
where received the best medical treatment they
were able to give, with no beneficial effect.
| After leaving the hospital | tried Electrical
treatment but continued to grow daily. in
fact was given up by all as hopeless case OF
paralysis | could get along with the aid Of
crutchcs by moving both legs at a time. could
not straighten eithar leg, 50 that my form was a
sitting posture.
| Seeing the advertisement of DR.. Urann, called
upon him, told him my situation. what | had
done, and also that was unable to pay him, as
sickness had stripped me, and then | was DEEPEN
dent on the city of RoXbury for support. He en-
couraged me in every way and very kindly told me
that was welcome to his services. After the
! first operation | walked home without my crut-
ches, carrying them my shoulder and hat c
never used them since; this was the latter part If
last November. and have been daily Improving.
until now am able to work, earning one dollar and
quarter day
My case was one that all considered hopeless
and give you particulars that others vino have
thought thsy were past cure, may have confidence
and try the same physician that has helped me
so much. | am now at Cambcll x Whittcr'S on
| Orange Street. RoxbUry, and live al No. !
Washington Court, where should be pleased to
answer ally requires
Yours, Respectfully.
JOHN WITHSKs
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st. JOhn>bHry's Quota.

The quota for this town under the present
call for 100000 is 50. oar surplus on pre-
vious calls is Co. leaving - men to be fur
nished before Sept ., or to be drafted I'M
medately thereafter. Some thirty or forty
Of our citizens not liable to military duty
went to Windsor last Friday to get their
names stricken off the roll. 1t is under
stood that they were rot n season to affec.
our quota for the present call. Should there
be another demand We trust st. Johnsbury
wi rot have to furnish men for at least one
6'mi,ed erempts, as she has done the last
two or thee calls. NewDury got 90 names
of her rol. in May Ryegate and many 9TH
er towns about Us cieane their enrolling pa
pers in season for the present call. Our
town was caught mapping this time, but it
cant be done again.
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Death of Engineer Needham.

Mr. a. H. Needham, the engineer Who
was 50 terribly scalded by the railroad disas-
,~r at Northumberland, n. II. on the l4h
INST has since died. He fingered in the
most excruciating agony until the Sunday
following, when death kindly came to his re-
lief, His funeral was attended N Tuesday
by a large concourse of citizens, and the
ceremonies were conducted by the masonic
fraternity and his body consigned to the
grave with the ceremonies peculiar to the
mystic oder, Of which he was most worthy
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Brief Locals.

Next Thursday is the National fast. AID
yer,ising friends will please hand in thei
favor. early as we shall probably print ou
paper on Wednesday.
1t. W. L. Poland of this town has been
appointed assistant ordnance officer at For
,.ess Monroe.
1t will be seen by call elsewhere pub
"r-l that our county committee have called
scoayention at this place Tuesday, Aug. l6
a. 10 o'clock A. NJ.
during this dry weather especially oul
,.,zens cannot be too careful in guarding
against fires. We have accounts from all
PARTS Of the country OF the unusual preva.
Isnce Of fires both in the villages and in the
forests.
ALL soldiers do not drink intoxicating
.iQQ)r. We came across splendid specimen
Of soldier the other day who had been in
the service over three years, during all which
tine he ! not tasted the poison. When
on the Peninsula With Mcclellan he threw
away his ration Of WHISKY dealt ont by the
government, not believing :. necessary 10
Keep away the fever. He had al vays been
We, aud until wounded at Cold Harbor he
Ill. Iity continually.
All who patronize the post-ofce will
TAX. AotICe that the hours of closing the mai
have been changed.
We understand that Hon. Calvin Nor.
r. Of this town has been appointed by Gov.
Smith superintendent of recruiting for Cal.
eIonia Co.
DR. Getes B. Billiard, agent from Gale
taaia Co., to enlist men in insurgent states
.ett Wednesday morning for Newbern, where
h. headquarters will be established We
earn that our selectmen have deposited
$500 with the state treasurer AS the law d.
reefs, n order to secure six recruits from
ina, source towards filling the qloa Of this
town.
Capt. Cummings, Of the cavalry, who
was wounded June % in a skrmsh at a
point on the Weldon abroad, is in town.
\ ball hit him in the cheek, passed through
the head, and came out of the other cheek
tie says 1t is not much Of wound and that
he will soon be slashins away at the Rebs in
D.Xjc again.
On and after July 81 the mail train
North arrives here at 4.24 instead of 800
+. NJ. The mail train down reaches here al
9li. The express train up arrives here a
II - A. M.-down at $50 P. NJ.
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The DrOuth.

Another week ha, passed and the dronth is
Vt u1brok-n in this section. The saving
tia, al signs fail in dry time i0 2.y,ine
true with us-for it has threatened rain al
most daily. On Monday there was beauIi-
tuj rain in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con
Aecticut and New York but it did not extenu
north Of Concord, y. II. to any amount. 1t
WAS very much needed where it fell, as the
drouth has been more severe sorth Of US
than il. Caledonia county. Reports are re-
ceiyed also of plentiful showers in the west,
Vhrret there has been this summer plentiful lack
CT moisture. The rain is about US, and our
turn will come soon.
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Pleasure Travel.

The rush Of pleasure travel is now nearly
at its hight. Every train is crowded, and
roads that formerly and at some seasons run
one and two passenger cars now have from
three to six well filled. There have not as
Yet been so many visitors at the White
Mountains as last year at It's time, but more
have visited Mansfel5. and Newport than
ever before. The exorbitant prices charged
at a. Fashionable resorts will deter many
from visiting them and will mat eraly atfec,
the receipts of hotels, stage and livery men
People are learning that real pleasure as well
as health ana comfort are not always obtain
able at fashionable watering place, and
that quite frequently either Of the above OBJ.
jects are more readily as well as more cboao.
ly obtained quite near or at home.
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THE GALE DOMAIN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

~ We andeavOr to make rnE CAJEDoSIAS vaiuapie
or local ners; and our friends in Caledonia Ef> anu
orleans counties will confer a great favor 10 u' anu
SD very materially to the interest OF the paper ~
~. local items in brief, legbls form
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DICTURE MOULDINGS,

Gilt, Rosewood and Walnut Mouldings manu.
iaetured into Frames 70 order. Also.
Osl Frames for Photographs. Picture Gl,s,
Cord, and Screw Eyes. al HALLS.
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AtSt. Jehnsbury Centre. july ~, Deborah.
aged 81, wife of Stephen Putnam.
In this town, June 26th, of dip,heria, john ".
Spaulding aged 2S
At North DanvilIe. Jrly 70, Moses Batchclder,
aged 81 years,
In Kirby, July 18th, Jesse Stoddaryi. aged So
He was one OF the early settler, Of Waterford.
where he resided until few years since, when he
removed to Kirby.
! Died in kee>cylIlc n. Y July IG, of consump-
ton. Henry f. Page, formerly Of thi, town, and
recently of GAINESVILLE, Wis aged q years.
After lingering illness, not attended with eX-
IRENE suffering he gently fell asleep trusting IN
the merits Of his Saviour.
In GAINESVILLE, Wis. Nov. i3t1, 1852, # typhoid
pneumonia Amos Page, former, i resident Of
DanvIe aged Il years.
Stricken down from active business, in the
prime Of life, Death found him not unprepared
! for the summons.
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Substitutes vs.. Volunteers.

Government has decided that substitutes
stand on the same footing with drafted men
and therefore are not entitled TO bounty
Volunteers receive 500 bounty for each
year Of service and 81 a month from the
State, making bounty Of SOP to three
Years men. Those men who volunteer will
not only avoid the draft but also secure TIT
large bounty.
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MARRIAGES.

In Manchester, N H, June 5, by Rev. r. NJ
Tillotson. Lyman Powers Of Lyndon and Fran
ces A. Howe. of NOrthtieli.
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etA A DESIRABLE
sks DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALElI

The subscriber offers for sale bis premises stu
ated near the centre of st. Johnsbury Plain The
house is in good repair and be rented as three
tenements, or would be convenient for boarding
house, oil desirable residence for man of bust
ness. being in immediate vicinity of the business
portion of the village. There is good stable
and all necessary sheds attached. There is a
never failing spring upon the premises. The
above property will be sold at a reasonable price.
A part of the money can remain on mortgage.
S. GRAVES.
ST. JOhnsbury, July 20, 1864 Stf
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Pas>umpNi" s."dge, No. 81, F. A. VI
Masonic Hall, Bn-h,m's Block Stated meetin, Aur
II, 1864. 1921 FL n.Iro> c.
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Among the wounded officers reported in
Washington OIL the 10Th is Quartermaster
H. Brainerd. /. Vt. cavalry, son of the Hon.
Lawrence Bra. RI, of St. Adams.
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" DIR. TOBIAS VENE- VI
sLs TIAN LINIMENT. Y IL.
TAUNTON, Mass. Nav IA 1864.

1hV-'IVN, -HaSs', May IT, Iob4
DR.. Tobias: Dear Sir-Durinp a. wears that T
have been in the livery business, have used and
sold great quantity of various liniments. oils,
&c Some two yeas since, hearing of 50 many
wonderful cures having been III de by your Vene-
tan Liniment, | tested its merits and it has
given the best satisfaction of anything | ever
used. never sold anything that give such uni
versal satisfaction among horsemen. II IS des
tined to supersede all others.
Yours, truly, &c.
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CLOTHS AND CLOTHING!
Low Prices for the times
AT HUTCHINSON & CORsER's.

N B. We would say TO our customers that our
year closes with the first of Angus, and we want all
accounts pro and con adjusted BY tina, time. H-SC.
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ZEAL ESTATE IN CANADA.

Farms, Mills, Town Lots. Hotels Stores and
Real Estate generally. situated in the county of
Stanstead the q Garden Of the Eastern T3,cr.
ships for sale upon reasonable terms. and
American fluids taken at a nominal DISCOUNT
Apply personally or by letter to
w. F. RAMSAY,
Real Estate Agent,
Post Office Address, Stanstead, c. E.
DERBY LINE, vi. $500
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DEATHS.

%. Marriages. Births and Deaths inserted Fax
Obituaries, including poetry inserted al cents In
advance.
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| O S I !
VILLAGE MEETING.

The legal voters of the village Of St, JohnSburv
Town Hall in said village gu Saturday August
9th at o'clock p. NJ. to act on the following
articles, viz:
LIST. To consider what remuneration the mem
hers of the Engine companies oftle village shall
receive in lieu of exemption from poll taxes, and
provide for the same.
I'd To see if the citizens viii vct7 to raise
money to pay the current yearly expenses Of the
village.
Esd To transact any other business that can le
gally be done az SAID meeting,
O ". BAKER, Clerk.
St Johnsbury July . 1854 g.IO
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NEWBURY SEMINARY
AND FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

FALL TERN BEGINS AUGUST %.
Beard of Instruction, full, competent and expert
enced Expenses reasonable For circulars &c.
apply to the Principal GEO. c. SMITH.
Sill
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PRICE, 81 per Bottle-or - for Six Bottles.
COM.NISSiONERS NOTICE.
THOMAS ] DgEW.S ESTATE

The Subs rlber having been appointed 10y the Honorable
Probate Court oI the district Oi 'i-dUIla commissioners
= receive examine. AMI adjust all claims and demands
ol all persons. against the r>lae OF Thomas Drew,
late c: NevaT6 III san t>jtiv deceased. represent
cJ r,.lveuf aui the term Of sA months from The !l
day oT Jug ~ + beng Jr. uy SAID court tie
creditors 81 -dln deceased, 10 eNh; and prove then
~l. CIIl- t"ipT" IL will attend
t. tn" duties u our af 'tiyur ii the dwei ln.-husc 81
Lauren M.SetpeT IN New = 90 >li u>t-i, ur tie 81
Saturday e." August ana tn Isl Saturday of Jauir,
al J'to.k In the al arr "a Zach ii said DAYS
AZ nah VI SLEEPER, l,,,n-,s
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The preparing and oomhin, the Blood Root Elixir Is
attended iii results medical science irnpor-
inhalation Of ether in Roots aud Plants
themselves. pungeni and disa.reeaole- are. by
and scientific process OF EXTRACTING I'm yacuol rendered
elective III their operation entirely div rsted OF the
gripping and distressing pain which attends the action Of
come highly
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Droposals.

OYros or Asxr CLorsrSa AND EauiPAss, !
No. D7 Broadway, New ort Oct. 20, lSS+
4 RMY SUPPLlES-Sealcd Proposals win
N be reoeivsds this Office utu IL O'Clock, THURS
DAY the sT,h ns for furnishing by ccu'rss. al the Depot
Of Army Clothing and Eqaipsss in shis sl'y'
kNAPSACXS,
PACKING B0xLs,
DRUM STICKS.
SHOVEL TNINE,
SEWED B0OTEEg, No 8.
3snp,s or specih scns VI which he 1t tbs ohes
Bidders VIII the number they wish 10 deliver; the
time they fnsh Tho delivery OF al thoy propose 10 inr
n.h The knApsaoks 80 be devered In ssanisd pack
ing boxes. ..
a proper guaranty must accompany oil proposals. setting
fr that Il oontr awarded 10 the party Isoei therein
r or they will give beads for the faithful pefom'n0s
~ Q contract. =. ..,, 49,.
or the whoe 81 tho bds may 20 dosaed for tho IL
terst Of lhc service. ,n..,.t.
's' ""' " '"' N WV wy col. n II. yISTOS
psa q ~ ucu.. Z. .. A.
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Oyrfcs o. AssIsfAsT. CoEsIssinI CyssxAL Dr.
Sus1Isr zsca, No. 4 STATE 1f., NEs YORK.
ARMY sUPPLIEs.-sEALFD rR


ARMY SUPPLIES.-SEALfD Pro
N POsAIS lin dnplieatst viii be- received by to l,ag
,,rp. until oiock y. ~. FRIDAY, the kn ln1ss g
s1pplying for the OF the United otsfs frniy nJH
SISTEHtE STORES TO b. do4iveFei'n Ns"'fors ossaes
y PPOTATOE3- Quantities msybe r,Jsi.d irut
tho mouth OF November. 1854. co ponds - As b. 10
rood ordinary well coopcged barrels. ...rr
ONIOSs-Such quantities ~ may be soii'ei ~ OBJ. 10
month Of November 1854 50 pounds G, tbs bahsl bi.
~ above.
each pos and ths proposals must Do specific IN complying
precisely ~i a. the ters Lsch Did. 10 tsyo soaa.i ,r
con,sz The written si-an,y Of t"o scspoidA uarss
u follows:
I'VE the unJer-sD si isgeby guaranty thA shsli 81
srv part % lir above bid be eccepcii san b. dny 81
according - It's purpor and concitior. also h
ten contract with bombs 20 Il sDourt o. one fourth @ s
Of ~ store, proposed 70 DO furslei snal le eTfsi
CURED"
The sellers nsns, pis,s Of boslaes ard ttsdste ps
chase "a well die " cOnt-t.. gi.h weight 500 ~
,sre aud Oh ppins f.s 20 - hersiler iosiyn ll mS
plainly rlsrsrj e,sry pcasss Al o.heF Oh mnsinis
be obitsgstsi.
All the stores VII be carefully inspHc'si bef)ss t'b
livery AMI compared with the re..nto 90 hetrr
w.,-h'. signed by profss,icDst Prbl- W-igb,T us-
hrr shed whsnever required
Paymort ~ fsrstofo,s = be msts 4, sp-h Il, - mif
furnished By q, United States.
Coatfsetor. srr expected o. hot .i,'f goods vfpu
psr 20 10 the Uni,ei States uLtl required oE ss eDt
B.aaks f,r Pr0yossls will he fDn ,lod At Wis 0de, Via
mrs be lcsioed envelope ad3ros-ef 70 tho lntst
and insor ed Proposals. for Su5si,,ence Storsa.'
II. r. CLARKE, Colonel. A. u. G, and A. c. O
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oV,srsssAsrss' 9'rSs y. s. ;. A.; :, No %, >

oV,Hr'aaA'rs"' 9rmSYs s, !. g. 5 A. 81 Ne ,ss. '
SEALED PROfUSSa.ii::s viii he rscr ,,' p
- mi. Osic- pufi ~ O'Clock. noon. Of rUE>D.. - -.
isJ furnishing sbi' Deps 'n 10 III" 30 ""'" " "'
Easli.h Rrsnei Iron sin.-r or ,eu
Sheet lrou fron, No. 10 20 n. i@--pes o
Charcoal IRON No. To- for fsl ,ng-pys n
s Ia, hi rSu, I. . sses :, II 4. "'
sausre lro0, J. 1. ,1d n.--p's .un.
Round Iron y. = z and Z ir.-p.I IN . Il,
steam Ws..r Cock. With Screw saans' AL ini'a' ~
l. u! !, ard ine.e, Zach ,.s
s,r.'.b' Cyaier Cocss With Uni'a'. 4 T. H. y S'
" G,, sct,iss Coz. in,hi, 81
Ga. sonle- Coo,. Vii, linton. ti.li u 'oit"''
each ,,.A,
Of Cup, VII Co's. a e.. B. 'ai' .''ae' a'An""
0' OF Cap, l,45s h'n'ee' d 81
steam wh,-, with Nais. asrla g.lisol. l.. !, - ,"
I inchc, diameter ,. aO.e es-h ,A
Globe vslys. iti.ii ~ 'nj sias''s'*"
Bend, from to inshra o.o,
Elbows, fron e : PA sao'
Tee. from e. inch zach
Crosses, non % (. ,iea A.
Return Ber s., from 10 . n.i es;'.
Coupling Nipples from t. = men ;Ah-
krdacegs ioln 70 inch each
Mats .ni Ra.Lirlg, from % 5'nch 80"
Reducing Cro.ses. rom ! q 'hih e.c"'
Cs.cs, v., ',y go, oi 60 ias,h " ..S S
Expansion joints. 10 siaio' s'Ss'
Sleeves, to siDci, cs.l.
Boiler Iron l. 80 and 80 ~ ~
Anthony, per n.
Dlock Tn, per 10.
Rive,s | sni II par -, .
Sheet brass, No. II, pci ID.
Locomotive Head Light r'e. -. ..s,.,n, Boz
Al 4; ,u,tsbl. aga AMI delivered ne, 81 ess r.
10 Ina nlted atr, a. psrs o. slpurns ~ ~ ws
.on. may Ocr fo any srtic' % tps .Ss un a state. y
ia r,x,ryeI OF rejsc.ins amy propo', ~
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fsaal Notices.

GUPREME COTRT-OsWEGo COUNTY -
Theodore Irwin ssainsi william. ". Underil. Msry A.
how IIss.n, Richard Bu.trraed r. Darwin Mniscn Wal
teg si.l bins, William H. Wheeler Charles r Alien Bclls
ln Drlon. The Coust-ntis Iron tonpay and Thomas Kings
ford $50 cent Revonue stomp Canoesd To the named
Defendants Nou hereby onei and re,ulel 10
.vsf the complaint OF the pEinf H. this son which
plain, vs.. fled with the Cck the County OF Osweso
The day OF July 1884, sni to copy OF yonr answer
the subscriber ~ his Office IN Oweso No"foss within
day OF service aud yon fail 70 aid complaint tho
psna will sppy TO h. Govt ot the ehcs demanded In ths
compl.inL--Dstsd Oswoso, Oct. 81, 1854
o., law6xru u. b BURT, Plaimfs Attorney.
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CCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION.
Orvics OF INN

OFICg o
pxIAsAus LAcHAwASsA Asp W1rKRs K Co.
Nss loRE. oct 5. lest
Til, Company 81 h,d their Twenty hrS Rgn.r aon'nIy
Aaotion on WfDEESDAY, Oct p. 1884 y II o'tiocs noon
:, the Office Il n. Cop,by No % Whhait IT. al "hoh
time thry viii Offer. by IoHs w. DaArEn o Ancuen
Ger. TW FSTY- 1--WE THOUSAND 1USs OF FKESh
MINED SCRANTON COAL embracing al the usual sies
nd deliverable a. their d-po' tisabsthpon a. J during IN"
month 0; November D~at. 49, 80,
the Lsh..t bidder bids il sIy form wha.ev.', being
made f5I q scouut ", on behalf Of tie Company
m. t.ryn. and conditions vii hs The le'eo'o;e
md viii be fully SIDE .povn u iins md plse, o. ,se
JOHN BRlsBlN President
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QuABr.sxAsrve's Ogyicr. ". =. MAINS coar>.
WAsHInaror llst OotoDe<, iso%


PROPOSALS FOR kATIOSS.-Sealed Pm
L pross,. viii be received AZ this oftos until 22cics
m Of VI. 18Th Ivy of hoy-rnbe- next lot 'rr1h's IA
TIONs 20 !hs Uo;od ss.es Msr,s, e. ihs tossns "a IA
during the ysS. 800, VIZ
Port.,nouth, New H,mpsbIs.
ChaTle.o~u, msssashus5ns
BROOKLYN, New York.
philadelphia P-nnsylvsals
Ma,hns.on CIV District ~ tornSls
p,eb ,,on 70 rSssss c thprsfour.h, OF, po4 u s
bacon and nth pound Of res2 or sH' pee skr
Of bre,i ~ foor or twelve ou10ss O
OF one fourth pound % corn meals aud A. te s' :" 80
hundred rscus OF Sigh, quarts OF bes" o. ~ 80 ar
ten pound, Of nee or, Ia leu thereof t"i2s Pe 49,
hundred nd nifty ounce Of d.sScssed poo'oe. 81 ono ss
red ounes, OF mrsd vegetables ten pounds % ccs" o.
lieu Thereof and shsf pound Of ,e. hts" v'' e'
an. .n5 one fourth pound 81 sisutnc OF ore a.
hsi pound q tao~ four poand' o. soap AMI ia lahs
Tn. r,on. t. 10 delivered upon the order of- csnos
nI Officer OF eech stsou; he frsh best either %, oak
the nsle r.i9n, Of good lnsy VIII ~ sla, 2. ga
the pork No. prime mess pork the hoof etts "'pfS
ths coaec, food Rio; ths sugar, good Nav JF,s;'
equivalent ard the be,u vinegar candles, 'osp ~ a.
bs OF good quality.
All .ub,ec, 70 inspo''ios.
All bids mus. b. sssonPssisd s,h,. s,'N'ns ''"''"
.a a.. ''ds y n t.: s, t., N az s,Sy
,h.i In cas-, tho foregoing bid Of FIR .io'- 49,.
de.cabed b. ACCORDED be they will within 20 a'J''
TIE receipt of.Ls contract At re Poso' ns1 re-
the contrsc, Cor the pane WIN s9'a 'a
ssr..,j W. s,mrsn.y 10 rupke good the difference beTs
IN. ofser of thS s,d sni .hl' vi ch may b. scejs
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hereby certify tAs. tn- sooveained .',.se N'''
to me .. men Of p opery SAD abs D maze soot r' 80
sn'ee. - -
To be sixnsj by the Ual,ei Ss,s. Di.,rc juiS' 'n'
s.a.es Dlsric. At,orasr, o. Collector, .....
No proposal vii % clnsiieref ur-s trc'ai,''e
above guarantee. ,. -, - 4.
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paper coatsinay .hs hr.s IN sr,iou % EMS on -
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