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WAETED.-An apprentice to the printing business
VIII be received at this Office 4 boy fifteen years OF
age or upwards, Of good intelligence, the more edu-
cation the better Of good habits and Industrious TO
speh boy good opportunity win be offered, to
learn the art oiprnng, and the additional opportu-
nifty ofimprogement and advancement in his educa-
1ion.
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W-s -r--r--s-re.
-s.a-aaa allss - .A.st.s - - !

BLhcKBURN.-0n the 2sa cf October, in st. Clair tp
IsAtH RioaaaHs son Of James Blackburn, aged ebout
"a years.
sTucKET.-on tse 18th of September. near Knoxville
Illinois, SrNiE EMoRG, int Of John p. and 8aggi,
stuekey, aged z months and days
Dear parents, filow he eali It is Gods Yoa VIII no
more on earth see your child ut prepare to iaoe hi IN
heaven. whore parting IS no We VIII moi cal you
back sweet one We w net c.il you back.
For once did the blessed saviour cry,
Let litte children cone;
On His Kind word wewill rely,
Since he has taken sIniE home. TlLua
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Qif geafora guQairpf,
BEDFORD P4., FRIDAY, NOV, Il. 1854.

Tue iSQvlREH is a better medium than any other
paper for communicating with the people Of Bed.
oFd county. It has a circulation Of over twelve
hundred and steadily increasing. Advertisements
IN ths paper, reach tlrousasa readers uore, that
they would published in any other paper that eirca-
ates in this county. tt
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NEW FIRM.

mere antile business at New Enterprise,
the business will be transacted in the of D. F. Buck
Son.
D. F. BUCK.
New Enterprise Nov. l, 1864.
TINE old books in the hands of D. F. Buck for set
Il tiement. All persons having unsettled accounts are
respectfully requested to cali and SETTLE by giving their
notes or otherwise
Thankful for past favor, solicit the patronage of
all prompt paying customers.
All kinds of country produce bought exchanged
for goods for which the highest. market price win be
D. F. BUCK & SON.
New Enterprise, Nov, /, 1864 [Oct.2s,'64.l
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Eatrav.

l4AIE u tie pemises Of the subscribers in ST. coi,
~ Township Biiord cornty, on the i7th Of oct 1861
sta AEIFER, Fth erop off left car, a hole II tho
right srk red 'ith white belly white in forehead, ana
white and red s9s over tho back. Supposed fo be o7,e
yelg old last 3pTle.
nea. % ls8 - JOB 8 GEoRGE BAREFn0T
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-11

lI Just published new edition of DIR. Culverwell's
Celebrated Essay on the radical cure without med
icne) Of permatorrhoa, seminel Weakness, Involun
tary Semne1 Losses Impotency, Mental and Physical ID
capacity Impedimens Marriage etc. also Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits, induced by sef-indulgence sexual
extravaganza.
IzEs- Price in a sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates from thirty years successful practice that
the alarming consequences of sefabuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous Of internal medicine or
the application of the kniepointing out mode Of cure,
simple certain and eectua by means of which
every sufferer no matter what his condition may be- may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically,
This Lecture should be in the hands of every youth
and every in the land.
Sent under SEAL in plain envelope, to any address,
postpaid receipt of six cents, two post stamps
Address the publishers,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE CO.,
127 Bowery New York, Post-0fice box 45S6
June II, 64-tf.
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NYoTrcF

NOTICE.
IN Notice is hereby given that by order Of the Court
of Common Pleas Of Bedford County W lingenieter,
committee of Ahranam SILL lunatic of Bedford town
ship has filed his account this office and that the same
d 5e presented to the Court for confirmation at the
November Term.
0. II. SHANNON,
oct.2S 64. Pgotkonotary
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List of Causes
oct.2S,1S6l

GHARLES K00NS' ESTATE
" Notice is hereby given that Letters of
have been granted the subscriber the estate Of Charles
Koons late of Bedford township Decd all persons ndebt
ed said requested to make immediate
and those having claims can present them duly antnen
Gated for settlement. ATKlEL hooNS.
Bedford Sept 80, IS64-6t Of Charles Rooms, deed.
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WEDNEsDAY, NoTemher I6Ih, ISL.

1 ford County the undersigned viii offer for sale, at
the Court House, in the Borough Of Bedford, on
WEDNESDAY, November 18th, 1854,
at o'clock p NJ the following tracts Of land situate in
the said Coautyof Bedford the property Of Samuel H.
Tate Esq., late of the Borough Of Bedford, deed, viz
No l. A tract Of unila-roved land, situate in Monroe
township adjoining lands Of George Blaukleys heirs and
others, containing 81 acres
No 9 The one undivided half Of tract Of land stu
ac West Proydence township adjoining lands Of Geo.
mouse, Frederek Meneh s y Hellar and others, con-
tailng 224 acres and IS perches.
No. tract Of Land in southampton township ad-
Joining lands of Jacob Conrad Jacob G. MIL and others,
70 acres cleared ana under fence, with small log
house and log stable thereon erected containing about
leo acres.
No & tract Of land in Middle Eoodberry township,
adjoining lands Of John Stonerood, Widow Croft and
Others containing 20 acres about acres cleared and
der fence, with small log house thereon erected.
No5. tract Of coal lard in Hopewen township, sur
ycyed warrant Of Jacob Myers containing 30 acres.
No8 4 sract Of land IN East Providence township,
surveyed on warrant Of John Gavin containing 400
acres.
No7 tract of land in Hopewe township, survey
od on warrant OF George Harker containing 1876
No S. tract Of land in in Broad Top township sur
ycyed warrant Of William Richards, containing 400
acres
No g. tract Of land IN Broad Top township survey
oil en- wergant Hannah Gavin, containing 4e2 acres.
No. TO. tract of land n Broad Eop township, sur
veycd On warrant of Sarah Richards containing 100
acres
30. i. tgast Of land in Broad Top township, sur
Yegca Of Isaac Richards eoLtaiung i0e acres
No H. All Of S. f. Tate's interest in ana to tract
o land situate In Bedford township containing about =
acres about 20 acres cleared and nder fence, with two
story frame house and Kitchen attached and log stable
hoeen erected adjoining lands of Jaeob FetFer, John s
Bischeg nEd others.
Ne13 An the right title ana Interest os s. IT, Tate
s Ffssp leslS S..4aa4 Tlnl
h adjoining lands ef ADAM BarahaTts heirs, Jonathan
niehl, Eagh Moore and others, eoneining soO acres
more or less a}aut l25 cleared and under fence
with two story log hou2e log barn and other out build
ngs therein erected There aso an apple orchard on
The place. known as the stuckey farin.)
Also the undivided haif Of the and mineral right q
traet of land situate Liberty Township in said eoun
ty ad d8inin lands Of John Savage Jacob Cypher ant
others surveyed oG warrant in the Of William lar
| ris, eontaiDing zoe acres more or iess.
/ TERMs-Cash oa confirmation Of sale. Widow ! dow
or release For further particulars inquire Of Col Jos
1 W. Tate II. NiCODEMUS,
Roafera Oet ~ 1864 Administrator,
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nMTNTSTp ATOR,S NOTICE.

q
n Letters Of administration having been granted by
Register Of Bedford county, tho undersigned resi-
ding in Colerain Up upon the estate John ossen deed
late Of said township, all persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate viii make payment without delay
acd those having claims against the same, viii present
thenproperly authenticated for settlement.
HENRY P. DIEHL,
Sept. 80, lS64-6t. Administrator,
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IHN Mass NslnIses last, week at Bloody Run,
GToats AiIs aud schellsbarg, we're very largely at,
tended considering howuntayoTable the weather vas.
hey We're addressed l,y Hon John Cessna, Wn,. NJ.
dali Esq. and Johnathan Cessna Esq.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-11

S<'-Ihis number Of the ESQuIRER, viii close the
term for the campaign. We shah send the IxquIRER
next week to our campaign subscribers, and all who
90 not desire to continue it, VIII please return it.
We hope however that not many win feel disposed
to return it. To such, and to those who are unde-
cided in regard to taking the IaQUIaER we may say,
that we shall endeavor to make our paper in all re-
Psofs, entitled to their support. Our facilities for
printing and presswork are, and will be much better
Than they have been, and we shall devote ourselves
exclusively to editorial duties with the determination
to make the IEqvmER, second to no paper of its
class in the State.
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T @ IT T q S
CELEBRATED HORSE AND CATTLE
p Q w . c r S.

IlHEsE Powders have proved, after trial of several
IL years to be superior to any preparation Of the kind
IN use The chief superiority of these powders arises
nom the fact that they composed of medicines that
nave Laxative Tonic and Purifying properties. The
laxative elects cFudities from the stomach and ntestines
the tonic gives strength to the system of the Horse and
the purifying medicines contained in them cleanse the
blood and lay the foundation for vigorous and healthy
circulation The use Of them improves the wind strength
ens appetite and gives the horse ne smooth and CLOS
81 skin-thus improving the appearance Ygor and spir
it Of this noble ANIMAL
lhesepowders are not intended as most powders are
TO boat the animal to give him the appearance OF
eelng fat when not really sobut to remove the disease
and promote his general health.
These powders win strengthen the stomach and intes-
tines, cleanse them from offensive matter and bring them
e healthy state. They sure prevention of Lung
Fever and certain remedy for all diseases incident to
the Horse, IS Glandcr Yellow Water Distempers Foun
der Heaye saveriHg Coughs Fevers Loss Of Appetite
and Vital Energy, &c-These powders if used two or
three times week, through the winter and spring. your
horses viii get the Lung Fever Coric or Bolts
few doses of these powders viii the worst cough
on any horse. We're of horses to feed few of
these powders every year. they might the lives of
many valuable horses.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-11

MILITARY OFsioEEss and SoIBiras should have
BF3%Ss 3; rs BsqsgiaL fr9curs, as they can be carr
~ y tl,e @ 6sl a4a taken upon the first appear
terminate N something worse. As there are imita-
'lens, be sure to oBTAIS the genuine Broleas Bgou
chlat 4rockes, which are sold everywhere al Is eents
q Box -''
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a |. :!

LARGE quantiy--ln sacks and in bauels--whole
| A. sale and retail--at Bloody Run Station.
, ootIg,64-lya JOHN w. BARND0Ll4AR,
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Representatirc District
OFFICIAL RETURNS.

10 the above should be aided thst part Of the sol
ders' vote IN Bedford county which was rejered By
Prothopotary shannon, which would increase Arm
strong and Ross vote each 82 votes and Einpley's
and Meyers vote each Is votes, and making the ma
jorities Of Armstrong and Ross fourteen votes more
than the above. Other returns were made by which
Meyers and Findley received certificates
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-11

Tn corrF HogsE was aIled Monday evening, at
The meeting Of the Union clnb. Hon. a. King.
Hon John Cessna, and Johnathau Cessna, were the
Speakers.
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4 Coon 0PFoETrSIgY roe aiayT-We c hear
Of number Of good properties in the rur
chasers, the owners having early or tuesday evening,
determined 70 sQourp 10 longer IN these parts. The
properties consist Of stores, hotel or two tan
merry, and several farms, all Of which we dare say,
Judging from the anxiety Of the owners to leave
th.s country, can be had on reasonable terms. In
inns connection the proprietors viii do well ore
ine'noer thai the BEDFoRD ISeulRgR is unsurpassed
as a medium Of advertising, in consequence of It's
very large circulation generally and particularly a
AoHg persons especially interested in the sale Of
valuable properties.
BSa erms cash in advance.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-11

Z IET Of Petit Jurors irawn for same IeTll---
Jacob stackn1s Nathgn 8te a'illIa John QiesFie,
Jcfemieh Black JOHN b. Waih Herbert ah'emaker, Hex
Nurthcrait Ww.aG0fHuch, taeeb 6nnt, James " DAVIS
Jacob Corle, John IowMan, Alex ehoetaaker, snagei
Nicodsmus foia g. i33ll6, Edward hertgs haaes ale
Ilwain Ge0sa Elder, Wgl.damta fFra AirA, dos pHA
John Mowry, Alex Holsinger, Joh1 Bow ser q J4ceJ
Daniel cFphers, Philip Mess, Jacob Adams jacob "
Sleek, Nathan B9&ssrs. EaHara herr Eftne.S bear0'
i)salt Tershberser Franklin Mar Joseph Mortim9re
Samuel w Miller, Wa. Nilsson, Heseheh iarsnan, 5ohn
Drenning.
Drawn sud certified at the camHissiongs oihee, Sept
1st A. D. 1884. JOhh Gs f4shEI,
oef.2sfs64 Clark.
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RooSs sERIas Of Arithmeties for sale at fatroaac-
doa Prices q the Drag and Book Store Of DR.. b. ID.
Harry, Bedford Pa, Agent
t- l.orty persons were received into the Metho-
dist church last SUNDAY.
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MTLCH COWS.

The properties this powder possesses in increasing
the quantity fmilk in cows gives it Importance and
value which should place it in the hands eff every person
keeping cow In fatening cattle it gives them an ap-
petite oosens their hide and makes them thrive much
faster,
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BANlVARTlS TROCHES.

For he cure q HoarSeness, Throat Diseases De-.
are e9pecialygec gecontmended to Ministers, Singers
ana persons dose gocatioa calls them to speak in
ppbtte.
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PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court of Bed
ID ford County the undersigned will offer for sale, a
the Court House, in the Borough Of Bedford, on
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TO Our Subscribers.

Our subscribers are reminded that it requires mon
ey to print the TyQUFaEn. Every thing We use costs
money. VIII our subscribers bear this in mind and
remember US she coming Court term, # not sooner?
Hs8 All subscriptions paid before the first Of De
eember next sill be ereditea our advance rates, of
two dollars year Ifpayment is delayed after that
lime, the rates viii be increased IN accordance with
our publications.,
1s9 After the first Of January next n paper win
be sent out of the county, unless paid for in advance
We hope our subscribers out of the county viii not
take this anss. Bat the large and thus far inereas
ing expenses, in the printing business, makes US feel
that in order to carry it on successfully cash sys
tenn as nearly as may be, must be adopted.
SHOOTING ACCIDENT Cgpperacads trying to make
the most ofit-A son ofJo Ohm Berkhemero Of Uaion
Ip who carries pistol to defend himself against
attacks from lncolns Hords, accidentally shot
himself through The hand while feeding horse in
MS fathers stable Tuesday morning. The Copper
heads at the election polls circulated the story that
the shooting caused by IBlack Republican,
Who Shot at the father, with the intention Of killing
him to prevent his voting for Mcclellan The cop
perheads about the polls in St. Clair and Union on
election Gay affected to believe this foolish story.
PIEce or RAsc2uy. The Harrison and Ju-
niata election boards, composed Of Copperheads
we're opened about Eve Q, clock on the morning Of
election day, three hours before the time fixed by
laT, and some twenty deserters voted in juniata
and a member in Harrison. Such fragrant viola
don Of Die law ought not 70 be passed without
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NORRIS, STERNE & CO..
n
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND PLATED WARE

We offer To purchasers throughout the United states
large and splendid assortment Of Jewelry and Plated
Ware Of every description at prices which defy compct
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oct.2s'64
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-04
proposals.
Army CLorHrsa AND EaulrAaE O.y,cn.

ARnT CLOTHING AND EoUIPAaE OYvrcH,
No. l26. CINCINNATI. Ohio, June !, 1854
PROPOSALS. are invited by the undersigned,
until WEDNESDAY. June 15 1854 at o'clock p. M,
for furnishing this Department by con!rsc With the follow
Ing BOOKS:
Company Order Books, Army Standard
Company Clothing Books, Army Standard
Company Descriptive Books, Army STANDARD
Company Morning Report Books, Army Standard
Post Order Books, Army Standard.
Post Letter Books Army Standard.
Post Guard Report Books. Army Standard
Regimental Order Books Army Standard
Reeimental Descriptive Books. Army Standard
Regimental Index Books, Army Standard
Regimenial Order Books Army Standard
Samples Of which may be the Office Of Clothing and
Equipage In this city ~
10 be delivered Of charge al the u. Inspection Ware
house in this city in good packages, with The name OF
the part furnishing the kind and quantity Of goods distinctly
marked on each article and package. ,
Parties offering goods must distinctly state In their bids the
quantity they propose furnish the price and time OF delivery
Samples when submitted must be marked and Numbered TO
correspond with the proposal and tho parties thereto must
that the goods shall be In every respect equal to
Army standard otherwise tho proposal will not be considered
guarantee, signed by two responsible persons must &C
company each bid guaranteeing that the bidders WI" supply
the articles awarded to him under his proposal.
Rids will be opened on WEDNESDAY June 10 100 y at 2
O'Clock D. m at this Office, and bidders requested to DO
Awards viii be made on THURSDAY, June lG, 1854
Bonds viii be required that the contracts will be faithfully
fulfilled.
kilograms relating to Proposals will no. be noticed
Blank forms Of Proposals. contracts and oond' ay DO %
tanned at this office.
BY order of Col THonAs SWORDS, A. q n. q.
c. w. MUULTON Capt. and a. " NJ
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Corporation Notices.
PROPOSALS FOR tw M ot
...... 100000.
VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS, FAMILY AID FUND BONDS
Eo.9

sealed propos will be received al the Comptrders Office
until SATURDAY the 18th day Of juno 1854 at O'clock
when the viii be pubcly opened for the purchase
o. the whoe any part Of tho sum Of FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS ofthe "volunteer sodiers Family
Ad Fund Bonds No o. authorized by an ordinance Of the
Corporation parsed May 3D. 1854 and act Of the
Of the State Of New.York, passed March 6. 1862
The sad bonds will bear interest the rate Of x nor ce,,
per snn payable semi annually the LIST day Of May and
November m each year. and the principal viii be redeemed
November ], 1872
The proposes will state the amount Of Bonds desired and
the price per one hundred dollars thereof and the person,
whose proposals are accepted will hereupon be required do
post with the Chamberlain of the city, 8, the Broadway
Bank. tho sums awarded to them respectively.
On presenting to the Comptroller the receps Of tho Cham
beran for such deposts the parties will BE- entitled to re
coye bonds FOX equal amounts OF the par vre thereof bear
ing interest from the datea Of payments.
Each proposition sho,d be sealed and ndorsed Proposal
for Volunteer Soldiers Family Aid Fund Bond. No. g." an
incoed in second envelope, addressed to the Comptroller
The RICH. f. reserved to reject any all of the bids If tn
interests Of tho Corporation require it.
MATHEW 7. BRENNAN Comptroller.
City York, Department OF Finance, Comptroller
Office, May 20, 1864
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Go farmers anS Others.
DAVID THOMPSON
Green Island topposite Troy,

~ HORTlCULTURIST AND NURSERYMAN.
Green Island opposite Troy,
has on hand md now ready for tanpanng large quantity
Of superior and hardy GRAPE VINES In n about sixty
retesChs cs'sosae gives specific cracter aud qualities
hns also on baud large assortment Of STRAWBERRY
Catalogue for details
ias also french. Prussian and German PRUNES; also.
tha superior celebrated ZWETSCEN PRUNE fsvorsbly
ntced IN and by toe Farmers Club IN Newyok City Tho
3une newspaper and The Country Gentleman Speaking
oi ,ltaiOnlfSONS GRAPES, thcsf arrncrs Club says:
ths Is Seeding that viii ripen at Troy every year
" I'm certainty then II IS acquisition worthy of notice"
IN the discussion Of the Club the PRUNE Il said
are several varieties a. the Prune and this
een Cats commonly called Swizse and this be OF
mem at any rate 1t the opinion Club
tha Is an excellent fruit and well worthy of recommends
non Tor general cuures the bes, Prune they ever tasted
TO De careful not TO recommend anything no, worthy but
are Wiling to give this iTune the highest recommendation.
Backed and sustained he by distinguished body
the farmers Club OF NewfOrk city amaeurs well prc.
teal cutvstors of Fruits and Vines themeves Mr. Tbomp.
son comes before his fellow citizens confidently believing
ne able to present to them such varieties Of plants shall
OF Straw berry Bed that in the Of years
at most they at their homes enjoy the fruits easily
TO be obtained in the beginning and which uxuraty crafty
In the end
Mr. THOMPSON il at all times in readiness attend to
calls for his services IN caring for the Fruit Yards Vines and
Dadens OF bs friends and employers, IN the line Of his pro-
iession.
Orders for his Vines Trees &C. may be len Col W. T.
Wizards (Sccrots kcnssaer County scutursl and Manu-.
ct his house Green Island. Of Canal and Makes
DAVID THOMPSON,
Horticuiurist and Nnrserymsn
Green Island, n. Y.
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Army CLOTHING AsD EeurrlGR OFFICE
No. J2TI CINCINNATI, Ohio June l. l0o4
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned,
until FRIDAY June IT, 1854 &. O'Clock p. IN, for fur
nshins this Department 10y cOntTsctl with
UNIFORM COATS-kfsnuy;
UNIFORM COATS-ArAlleTy;
FORAGE CAPS
Samples Of which be at the Office OF Clothing and
Equipsge in this city 49,
TO DE delivered free Of charge the u s. Inspection Ware
house in this city, in good packages with te name OF the
party furnishing the Kind and quantity Of goods distinctly
married on each article and package
Parties offering goods dItncty state In their bids the
quantity they propose TO Furnish the price, aud time oil deV
cry. .
Samples when submitted be marked and numbered to
correspond with the proposal and the parties thereto must
that the goods sha be- In every respect, equal TO
Army Standard otherwise the proposal viii not b. considered
guaranty signed by two responsible persons must accom-
bid guaranteeing thar the bidder will supply the
iclss awarded 10 him under his proposal
Bids will opened Friday June H. 1854 at o'clock
p this office, and bidders requested to be present
Award. will be made Saturday. June TO-
Bonds will be- required that the eontrac, will be faithfully
fnlhied.
kilograms relating 10 Proposals will not b. noticed.
Blans forms OF Proposals. Contacts and Bonds may be OBJ
tanned At this Office
The right rcct any bid deemed unrasonabe IL reserved
by order Of Col THos SWORD a. q. NJ. q.
e.. W. MOULTOS, Captain snd \. q. VI.