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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
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Der patrist srtbnt jsosn Ssnftas fur Gin abaIsr uno
aniIis Gents bss sabrs, In gsrauSbt5a6funs. Wsnn
ysr bs,atu miro psrotn - ansrn ssins eubribsntsn
srstu fur .nsn trrsn sstraum as @acnatsn ansnOmnsn
nS s.mans fam Ole ssi"s afsbsn cbns prrbsr aas Rds
ASnes btiablt 80 babtn
sS-sstantma4unetn ptrosn an ctn sspS6nI6sn
pulsu sinssridt.
offis. an. nsroSali.n sdt Der Samition uno an etr
aatntaiin, ptnn'a.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
Wailen9ert0tS 8erf1uf:

8raft unb SufoIss eincS Sefcbs bcS Bailen>
ssri6ts bon 9cbi9b County, lpirp an
Samfta9 Den 24Ifen Sctober, 1868,
sladmittasS I'M llbr, an bsm Dfcntli6en Saus
bon ScncS German in Ncu SripoIi, oaS fcIgrnbe
gissntbum ncbit 3ubcbDr HHcntlib bcrItcissrt
tperben.
Sin StGd 9ano,
geIe9en in QDnn Sotpnibp, 2ebi9b GountD, ent>
baItenb Gfer unb % 8ttben, 9enaueS NaF,
srenSenb an 2anb bon Yeter 2cIb, slatban Srib,
niger, Sapib SnDbsr unc Goiparb &crn, Iauter
flares Qanb
80 1T bas binterIaBene Gi9entbum beS bcr>
iicrbenen aaron Srinc bon bela9tcm Soipnl6p,
unb County.
Die Sepinsun9cn an 9eriaufStase unb Sufs
tpartln9 bon
Carolina Srine.
George 10. Sarbsn, Glsrt
Sept. 22. nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
Das Dreeeiiter Drpartsment,
WetBe Sitter,


1ls Gambries, Sadonetts, plattirte uno
9effreifte Manloofs, Sbwei3er Muss
lin brilliant fiaurirte 9anns, Sisz
bops, eanns, u. {. no., u. (. 10.
Trauer = Departement,
S6warie Seioe, 8amba3ins, @olIsDes
lains. Wobairs, GmpreB Samife Su6,
AueenssGu6, @dpes, Sails, II. (. 10.
9einene SITTER
Qts eoom Slid 9einen, Siroepe eeis
men, Srifb eeinen, leinene 6alstd9er,
leinene 6anoti6er, Damast Sii6 eel:
men, Napfins, Ooilies, Damasts 6anos
Gdber, uno II. {. ~:
r11arfeiue Guilts uno 6euntsrpanes,
allie preifsn, 6rSBen uno 0ualitaten.
Ginbeimiiae unb. 6aus Surnifdins
Glitter:
Gls s.tlst&ts unb unssblst&ts Muslins unb
GGsetnas Spn 3.4, 4s4, 5.4, Ga, TIA,
ga, GA, 10.4, lid tu 1874, Sidlnss,
gbsds, Glanntls, @lnstams, prints u. I. 10.
Gurtains unb eaees bon alien 8enens
nun9en.
@d1@GDIsl SdD@IDGs!
Gnslil&e, GransSFI&e unb GmeritaniI&s S9apls
BON ttbn Bsrf&isbentett, 70 tpie ausltiG
cine srobe Auanttdt BON
9abiss Gluaftns unb sliding in alien
serfaiebenen ytcSeltien.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
Gin 3weif6dises ftarfes
Slodbaus,
9f q 6 + I 6 t.

sfa6ri6t ipirb biermt 9e9cbcn, baB cine @sn-
eraI ScrIammlun9 Der SarmerS Union 9esens
leiti9en Seucr SerIi6rrn9S @cicaldaft bon
YenniDlbania am
santiago Den lOten Setober, 1858.
in ben Stunoen bon 1 bio 4 llbr Ra6mitta9s
In bem bHentliden Saule bon 4biIip Sbentpel>
Der, in Sit aam ScpnIbip, sortbampton 60,
ab9ebalten tpereen tpirb, Tin 3uidSe iu Der Con-
itItution une Reben9elcBen pieier 8eIeal6aft gu
ma6en une anocre tuifti9e @eIbdfte Iu bclor4
gen: Hueelpb Deb, RreFbt
Jacob Sdr &C.
sept % 1868. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
SO @1rnMt nd.

9a mid msine Srau obne 1lriade, uno obne
meiu s8iIItn uno gSilen berIaBen bat, 10 foroers
it cisitlbe auf binnen 3 Sagsn tpiebr bu mir
5urhd 5u iebren, ipbrissn 6als i'd mid bon ibr
Sti6ieben betradte aud tpdrne id bisrmit
Sebtrmann, ibr auf meinen stdmen ettpds 5u
bergen, ba i6 feline 3abIun9 bufIr Ieifen iperbe.
Sobn &ern, it.
SIatin9ton, aug "a 1868 nq6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
Sefentlt6er 8erfauf
bon lpertbpollem @runoeioentbum,

sluf Samitag ben 10ten Sttober 1868, um
llbr Stadmitta9S, ioa auf bem 9Iabe lelbt, bas
foI9enoe iddBbare Iie9enbe Gi9entbum DFcntlid)
berfdllft fperbeu 81
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
9rtDdt<8erfduf

BON tpertbpollem lie9enoem Gioentbum.
Der llnter5ednete bistet biermit baS unten
beidricbene @igentbum bur6 4ribatbanbe gum
8ertdufe an
9aBcIbe entbdlt 81 adcr 12O @utbcn bonn
befen SauIanb II. 1T 9cle9cn in 2oipbia Sctpn,
ibip, 9cbi9b GountD, al Der StraBe mad Claus,
billie, un9efdbr 3s4 9teeu bon bieIcm 9lakc
entfernt, nabe Der Worsendnbcr Stride. Die
Serbeberpn9en barauf iino
AMoo Sin speiff6dises ftarfes
9 Slodbaus,
lll1AEsa4AE2O bel "a SuB, cine quite itencrnc
S6euer 30 bel 38 6uB, Gin ,ipciitSdigcr, un>
ten bon Stcinen crbanter S6reinerl6cp, ipcr.
unter lid Gin gutter Seller beinbet, 19 bel "a
SuB. &cm belcn 8ieienIdnb, picle Sbitb6umC
unb SrdubcniiOfe, iclpe ein aussc,ei6neter
Srunnen befnben iif cbenfalIS barauf
9as @anSe ci9nct iid am bcIten fir einer
SanSI6rcincr, ipcI6cS @ciddft i6on 20 Sabre
auf bcm 4IaBe bCtrieben ipurbc.
SIac pclfe baS Gi9cntbum ju Icbcn ipiinIfeu
mp9cn anrllfcn bel Yeter Wtinni6.
Simon 9. Winni6. III
Sept %. 1868. nq4n,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
9rtpdt : 8erfduf
eimes tpertbopllen SSirtbsbauies
ttttN SfureS70uNS

HID SIpreIuHp1'
Der llntnssiHnstt bistst tisrmt feline In Stem
TarrYplle. eYnn SDpnlbp, esbiet Co., 2 Nfsi.
len BON 2ynnpillt unb Wsilsn BON Wssners.
sllls sslsssns Dtribl6aft uni StoreRanb bur6
pripattanosl gum Ssrtauf an. Sc IN elmer Der
bsRsn @df&dftspldss I'm County unb teilsbt aus
5 Ndtr bonn bsfsn Saulanb, auf psl6sm ifG
elm 2a5dtses, aus 8adfstnen trtautss @sbdnbs,
10 s. 5rcnt unb 80 s. tisf nebf anbren sr'
fcrbsr1i@tn Nsbenssbaubsn bstnbsn. Gin 1G5'
nsr @artsn unb pisls Diff 'Sdums tsFnbsn ii&
ebmfaas babel.
gDr bisits Gisenttum su itten unb bic ndts'
rem 8sbInsunsen gu erfabren piini8t, tusnbe 7&
an ben gis.ntbimsr.
Sames 8. Sbmitb.
@trt 1. 1863. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
grn der arbfit.

prIsn, bin idb nun in '"'A
Der Hatript Srueferei
fd6rsn, als: '' '''' ''"'s u"'i'
oel9afts-Karten, 6e6nungs Sormulare, dirfu.
fsre Srs6tbriefe uns Sdmebius uns
pampbtets BON auer art, unS
allen 6r6sen.
s. q. Nboabs, agt
aatntain, psdba Salntp, wsnn'a
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06

ShpipDthDuu SplpHIUlpi StDl9D SounfO, Qlls
9renjcno al 2anb bon GbarleS g8enner, Silab.
S6erer, ". $. Daniel, @eor9e 8enner, Gbos.
Sennin9er ino anbcrcn
Die Serbeiierunsen barauf iinb
Gin 3peiif6diees, erobes, ffeinernes
US irt b sbaus,
nod gang nell, init all ben beifcn Ginridtlluaen,
Stallun9en, ein Srdm @adrrnbauS, unb anbeD
rem crforberli6cn Siebengebduben @ine itarfe
ME bcrle9cnbc Nuelle, ipeld)e baS g8aiIer 35
SUB bod trcibt cine 9rOBe sIusipabI Der beltcn
Sbltbdume befnbet ii6 ebenfaas auf bem 9anb.
Dies lit Gin iebr tpcrtbboacS @runbItTf, unb
erfreut iid baS @eI6dft elmer itarfen &unbldaft
oa eS MIR % Wteilcn bon slllentoipn unb1 Weile
bon Der Gatalauqua unb SOseSbiae @ilenbabn
entfernt it,
Sieies gi9entbum ica na6 8unI6 Der &du.
Ter in 0anjcn ooer tbcilipciIe pertauft perben.
3u berieIben 3eit unb bemIsIben 9laBe ipiro
bcrfauft:
Gin setpiGes StGd 9anb,
9ele9cn in Sfbpbeitbal Scpnfdip, aren,enb an
9anb bon s. " 8oob, Daniel Stout, WloIcS
Sohfndn, Ssrael 9anbiS, unb Der GataIaualla
uno 6o9eSbilIe ST. &. entbaItenb 46 Slder, mcbr
obcr lpen9er
Die Serbeiierun9cn burauf bcifsbcn aus eincn
5tpeiltpfigen iteinernen BobnbarS, frdm Sd)eu>
er, gSagen S6oppen, S6neincitaa, unb anoe>
rem Sebduoen 1lngefdbr Slfer linb gutter
8ieIcn9rnno nnb baS ilbri9s it gut bcbautes,
I'M belten 3ultanbe ii6 befinbliGeS Nferlanb.
Die Seoin9un9en am SerfaufSta9e unb Nnfc
tpartung bon
Sames s. &lein.
september %, 1868. no3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
e. }. gran,
@roe~ unb 8lsintGnbler bon
St8arren unb Sabaef, Nfeifen &c.

2puultHpHue ylp. 40 0btItnut Str.,
Hbilaeelpbia.(
Sn GOlse fcrttpatrsnbsr &rantt.it bes 5errn
M. y. Dean pirp oislss @aGdft BON nun an
BON ptm unterSeiGnttsn am alien plabe fprtae.
tabrt weroen. Snbem er biss sur alsrmenen
SsnntntB brinst, maGt er tsfannt, bab sr fort.
pabreno stnsn aussrlslensn Borratb bon t m I.
pprttrten unb sintsimifhsn Gisarrsn
lopte etrsn sroBsn 8crratt BON allen su benz
@si6dft SstSrenbsn @rtitsln auf Sanb babsn
wtro unb ben adufsrn pUlIe 3afrisbsnbsit bsten
ptrb.
=. S. Oean.
1UirQbb @hcilnnk Ctr A12 N1hilnhefnkn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06

Gin sSirtb5bauS unb
Stobritanb. ncblt cinem
@runoititf, entbaItenb 8
Nfer, mebr obcr ipeniser,
9elegcn in @ennerSbiae
Silolpbeitbaq Soipnldlip
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
Sebet 81, bepor e9br (pringet,

@taubsnb baB elm anfpru& fI& far @ls pro-
ftli& ausweilsn wiirbe, tuslGe it. Sntsrsbsn 3u
fubirsn unb @tp su lparsn pdnf&m-babsr
rattsn tpir ibnea an, an esm
MSautsaut6 gtebr
bon
6. g. S6etmer & Co.,
go. S unb 7 Dsa. SamiIton St.. Sn glsntaun,
su eebeb unb ba ibre sr6no6ie Gr6fnuns
BON Srdbiabrss uno CONNER, Sdntp
STAPLE
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
TrDfett : @ddrett,

~ eraminiren. Sc rperben bafelbft 9rcBe
Bar9ains, unb Grtra Snouee ments forts
mdbreno Den Oamen um ibren 9efbmad
3u befrieoi9en an9eboten. - Seio nibt
uerle9en, Die 8dter lino Den 3eiten uno
preissn ansemefen, uno iino pie iie nur,
youne uno 1lt, Nsib uno Qrm uno
MittelmdBi9e BON alien @lafen, pers
lan9t rperoen.
Das Drebsiter Drpartement,
beitebenb aus f6war,en Seiben, brauner,
9riintr. blausr, ordp. rismarf. purple,
9en,einer, fieurirter uno Repps sSeioen.
gsortpi1 poplins, Srif1e poplins,
Srsnf1 Yoplins, Alpaca, Wobairs,
cine enblofe 8eribieoenbeit BON aue
ben populdren S6attirun9en fiir Ins
3d9en, uno alle Sualitdten uno preis
fen. : Sdnep 8sfreifte uno plattirte
Dresedter in aflen ibren uerfbiebenen
Nopelties, 9ranabines, eaUns, Sin9s
bams, Srsanoies Srans6iiibe pereoles,
@og= Dslains Gmerifonii6e Oelains, Ii.
(. no., u. (. 10.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06
Sefentlt6er 8erfauf
bon rpertbpouem giaentbum.
Gin sepiGes 9runbltdf,

9eIcsen in gRilIcrStcipn, 9ebi9b GountD, entbaI.
tcno Nfcr uno 20 &utben, grenjenb all 2ant
bon Sobn Sfd7er unc George S6dffer. Die
Scrbciicrungcn barauf iinb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06

Ba5- @slen Sdets, snbaltenb 1000 @sIen, fur s2C
peron allen Saupt sInbaspldben unb in Der General
Office 5u @au6 Gbunt bertanft
R.H. SAYRE. Gupt H. Gna
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01

The character of the Ofhcers and Members Of the
Association, reliable guarantee for the faithful u
iment of the promises and purposes OF the Aseocla
ton. The property TO be distributed Is all valuable
ana Inspection Of ali parties
offer fancy articles al fabulO prices, what
every holder entitled he will receive in
valuable and available Real Estate or Cash We add
the value OF the properly an smount sufnclept TO
for the Charitable promises, and expenses OF
the Association and the of dspos OF the Con
Tickets. And without claiming that the properLy
the price it at in this schedule, We do not
claim is set low possible and realize rgin
sufficient Tor the purposes above named
The Cotton Factory Is the Mil OF MesSrs- J. v L.
q. CARNEY known % BenniDg ton Cotton Mile, y
minutes walk of the Railroad Depots is run by water
power and las run but two years
Houses all paying high rents situated in the
heart of Bennington Village, rapidly growing Village
a house coupled, and hundred more tenement
d be Immediately rented if built
The Building Lots all on open, unoccupied
Streets, and be readily sold or leased Some oil
them very desirable Lots
All OF the property free from incumbrance. Good
and valid Deeds OF sli the property Will be deposited
the Bank before the money is drawn out. The Con-
will be given during the WINTER and general
notice will be give N OF the time
extremely desirable that the money be resli ed
medstely order that the Soldiers Com mittee
may rbute the Charitable Fund where it IL greatly
needed the present winter.
The objects Of the Association should CONNIE nd il tc
the public, aud ene it to their cheerful and hearty
support LIS Schedule of Awards is the fSirest ever
class of persons be assisted by the Association
greatly need the aid here sought them and after
much consultation this has been adopted the best
of reaching that end This is one Of series Of
nd giving them, and which. il the public favor
gln 60 towards rendering them comfortable. II Il
accomplish this purpose that this appeal the pub
lie is made Every one who can should aud US
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01

Jas. w. Moore cut, split and piled two
and one half cords of hard wood per day for
ten successive working days, in Guilford,
during the month of January last And
more recently, in Windham, he has split and
shaved $4,000 spruce shingles in thirty-two
days, besides doing half the work of saving
them.
Among the curiosities at j. D. Bridgman's
trout ponds this week, is pair of Siamese
twin trout, Matched a few mornings since.
They have two distinct heads, but are con-
nected below the middle from their heads.
and have but one tail and one umbilical sack,
and appear to be as smart any of the 9TH
ers.-Iimes.
WINDSOR COUNTY
The Teachers Institute for Windsor coun-
ty will be held at Bethel, April 2Sth and
Goth.
Observation-Disclosures the cases appealed
to the late term of the Supreme Court in
Windsor county, was one in which the plain
tiff recovered $3.50 damages in the county
court, for insuficiency of highway in Ludlow
village, the insuthciency consisting of log
about eight inches in diameter living in the
ditch.
RATHER Curt. In delivering the Judgment
of the Court in one of the divorce cases in
Windsor county lately, Judge Barrett re-
marked
My associates think from the evidence,
divorce ought to be granted, and think SO
too. from what I know of the parties.
don't think these parties ought to be yoked
up together any longer, any more than any
other cattle
The convention for the Second District to
select delegates to Chicago is called at White
River Junction, April 18th. 1t is called
delegate convention-one delegate for each
town, and one additional for every one hun
dred votes cast for the Republican Governor
last fall
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01
Annual Meeting of Montpelier Union
School District

The legal voters of Montpelier Union school Dis
trict, are hereby warned to meet at VILLAGE HALL,
in Montpelier, on Wednesday, April LIST, a. ID. 1865,
ut O'Clock PM, To act the following business
n4.
ID. To receive and act the report Of the
Prudential Committee.
al To raise money the Grand List to pay the
debts and defray the expenses of the District
4th. To see II the District Will authorize their
Prudential Committee, TO ill zap, grade and Orna-
school House.
5rh. To if the District will authorize their
Prudential Committee to sell and deed any all of
the lands of the road leading from
Henry Barnes house.
6th. To transact any other proper business
ROBERT HARGIN, District Clerk.
Montpelier March %, \. d. 1865.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01

We would call especial attention to the
fine AMERICAN ORGAN, manufactured by S. D.
Il II. w. Smith, Boston, Mass, containing
two banks of keys and fourteen stops, which
was used at the musical convention, to assist
in supporting the chorus. At the concerts,
the deep sub bass notes were plainly mani
fest above the 800 voices in the grand Halle
lujah chorus, while in the accompaniment OF
the solo, &c He was despised,' the touching
effects of the tremulo, with the soft stops
was strikingly exhibited. Burlington Senti-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01
RELIGIOUS Items.

Rev E. j. Ward was ordained as pastor of
the Congregational church in Grafton, on
Wednesday, the l1th inst.
The friends of Rev II. Herrck, in VOL
colt, recently made him visit and donation
to the amount of one hundred and fifty dol
lars.
From a canvass of Bradford by the Young
Mems Christian Association, it appears that
there are in town 1867 persons over five years
of age; of whom 260 are church members,
32S are members Of Sabbath Schools, and
629 attend church regularly 939 are not
members of Sabbath schools, 36S seldom at
tend church. and 279 never attend There
are CD Catholics in town.
Rev and Mrs. L. 5 Haynes, of Newbury
celebrated their silver wedding on the even
ing of Jan. 9th
Twenty-six persons have recently been
added to the Baptist church at Newport
A Young Mems Christian Association, of
twenty-five members has been organized in
Orwell.
Five persons were baptized at Barnard Cen
ter, March /, by Rev. Mr.. Dickinson of the
NJ. f. Church.
On March LIST, fifteen persons by profession
and one by letter, united with the Congre-
gational church at Cornwall.
Four persons were admitted to the Congre-
gational church in Bradford. on the first
Sabbath in this month.
Nine persons united with the Congrega-
tional church in Fairlec, on the first Saba tn
in this month, and the same number were
received into class III tie VI. f. Church a
short time since. The revival commenced
there in January still continues to be deeply
interesting.
Rev. S and Mrs Mckeen, of Bradford,
received a visit from numerous friends in
Fairlee and Bradford. on Friday, Feb. Dist.
attended with gifts to the amount of eighty
six dollars.
On the first Sabbath in March, twenty
seven persons united with the Congregational
church at Westminster West, nineteen of
whom were heads of families.
The Roman Catholics of Bennington have
formed Father Matthew Temperance and
Benevolent Society, which embraces large
portion Of that church.
Eight persons have been accepted, on rela-
ton of experience, for baptism and member
ship in the Baptist church at W est Cornwall
There is unusual religious interest in St
Adams. At the Lodge of Good Templars
week before last, the usual exercises were
postponed, and the time given up to reli-
gious meeting Half hour morning prayer
meetings were held in the vestry of the Con
gregational church. all the week, growing in
interest till they numbered over one hundred
and fifty persons, and are continued this
week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01

POSTAGE ON CANADIAN LETTERs.-Under
the new arrangement just concluded between
the Post Office Department of the United
States and that of the Dominion of Canada,
the single rate of postage on international
letters will be reduced on and after the first
day of April, 1858, from ten to six cents, il
prepaid at the office of mailing in either coun-
try, but if the postage is unpaid or INSULT
GENTLY prepaid, they will be subject to a
charge of ten cents per single rate in the
country of destination. The authorized weight
of single letter will be Is grammes by met
rical scale, and half an ounce in the Dominion
of Canada.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01
BLANKS BLANKS :.

We are just commencing to print, and intend to
keep constantly for sale, the best assortment of
Blanks for Lawyers, Town and County Clerks,
Judges of Probate and business men generally, to
p found in this section, and shall sell them,
wholesale retail, at low prices. Persons desiring
any description of Blanks in quantities have them
printed order, at the FREEMAN Steam Print
ing Establishment, aud at a figure that will give
tire satisfaction and those wishing Blanks for
can at the FREEMAN BOOKSTORE, be supplied at
prices that VIII leave ample margin for profit
then they are filed out.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01
JOB PRINTING.

Will our friends do the favor to bear IN
mind that we have one of the largest and best APP
pointed Book and job Printing Establishments in
the state and always in readiness to do any kind
of lob Printing, from the smallest address card
20 the mammoth poster most voluminous
book, short notice, and at living prices. Our ia
cIes are such that confidently solicit the favors
of friends desiring anything in line of bust
ness and guarantee them entire satisfaction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01

State Treasurer Page is in funds so that he
proposes to redeem 800 900 of the outstand-
ing bonds of this State Bids can be made
until April 4th, at the Treasurer's office,
Montpelier, and to April 9th, at the National
Bank of Redemption, Boston. The proposals
must state the lowest price at which the
bonds will be surrendered
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHOICE MUSIC BOOKS
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,

BEETHovEN's SONATAS, = vols, Cloth, each 81 So
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