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JOB PRINTING

Of pverV Variety eAeCutCu WItH HcUUucro 0Hu
,,.n,tcb. at reasonable rates.
The following rates will be charged for legal
advertisements: o
Insices' Court Summons, months. .....S S20 90
nis,rct Court Summons, months. ....... 20 90
uacbauic's Len, extra length. h........... Is 90
Tscb,nic's Lein, ordinary length. ...... 10 90
c0nstable's Sale 10 90
COnStable's Sale. postponement per week, 90
I~solvent Notice ................ 10 90
Sole Trader .................... 10 90
1ustices' Court Summons, month or less 90
probate Notice to Creditors. .......... 90
dissolution Notice, l month. ............. 90
Dissolution Notice, weeks..... ....... 90
N1y,uJ wssk. "pp.''' ............... 10 90
Notice for Quartz Lead, 3 months. ...... rs 90
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Go TO RARMINa.-A good living is
what comparatively few men succeed
in making in village or city life, and
yet nothing Is more easysof accomplish
ment on farm. Besides, there is a
pleasure in cultivating and embellish-
inR The earth. Improving and increas-
nights products, and thus adding to the
aggregate OF human happiness. Why,
then should young men hesitate to be
farmers? 1t Is both profitable and hon
orable. tits the nearest approximation.
to Independence that man as member
OF society can make. A gentleman
farmer-and. all farmers are, or should
be, MISUNDERSTANDING toan order OF
nobility that is not Indebted to place.
holders for installation, and may, IL he,
chooses, be ranked among the greatest
beneEactors of the human race. Let all
the idle young men go to work on
farms, and Quit seeking third and
fourth rate cIerkships, In short, go to
farming aud quit begging.
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GEN aGTerHsettEtIfs.
StaIouigand Irnng Mnnrfain

DAIEEtDAD eCOMPANaR,a otia.,.,, -
~ cent .iiEst gAge Bonds, February,
complete foadto Pilot Knob are now. MOI eSls
than the interest ON the entire morfRase
the security eYery. day.o Ouef SSoO001O hETS-
have been 1 spent on The property, snd not
over ~ ~ ot bonds Issned thus far. The
travel ffom st. Louis 20 tins soufheTn Slate,
tors Gun $40 OF the stock for fHresnetll, and
are interested 70 enrich the property as wei
e 20 scononniss il ssxgenseS.
! We clhoc undersigned cordially -Ieoom-
mend these seven per cent mort2age bonds,
road as agood security. ThepgYenne Of the
road roe VII be large and the administrstton Of
experienced hands, and Is entitled to the
greatest conhdence of the public.
I1AMES56. TE4OaiAk4, My r or st. Louis. e
JOHN z. ROE, eres'S 81. Louis Chamber Of
E. w. FOX, Pres't st. Louis Board OF Trade.
BARToN BATES, Pres't North Missouri
j. h sEIrToN. Rres't Nat Bank of the
WIZ sLsf 4 E% VI .Pest OF the Msr. N. b. OF
eEo. 81. REA, PTes't second Nat. Bank Of
JAS; 3. EADs. Chief Eng, 81 Louis q III.
eEo; y; TAYLOR, Pses't Pacific RAILROAD
VIZ; .T2ssIe. PIes't Traders Bank. Of 81.
JOHN O. R.LIoNBEReER. Pres'tT. n. Bank,
Ap0LsHus MEIER. vioelPFea.. U. Pacific
R3BEEIT, aARrH, PSes't German savings
Coupons payable In the city of New York.
a limited number SG the above named
Bonds for sale AZ Eishty-five. Parties living
and the bonds Will be retnrfied by express
troo OF charges. We invite the attention OF
capitalists and Others 70 them as, in our
OPINION very desirable Investment, de5s
timed TO rank rs q inst GLASS security. De-
serlpttve Pamphlets, Maps and Information
can pc had on application TO TOWNSEND,I
MHELEN q Co.. No. 809 Walnut st, Phila-
delphla, Agents OF The st. Louis and Iron
Mountain K. Il. Co. u.
Co CAV, BACON q Is; TIIos, a. BIDpLE
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rI,n RrnImn Fowl

The Improvement of animals is OF
great pecuniary consequences, and hence
The efforts making to get those breeds
W hich produce the best results. In this
climate animals that might do we'll in
a more southerly section. fail by reason
OF our severe winters. 1t is therefore
AN object even, In selecting poultry, to
get those breeds calculated for our Sc
we're and changeable weather.
From my experience consider the
Brahma FOWL calculated for this eli
mate. Comparing this breed with the
common mixed breeds oil the country,
the Brahna Is full twice as productive
at the same outlay. In winter, when
eggs are scarce and in good demand,
because the common breeds lay
spariDgly, the BrahmaB, under the
same care and treatment, lay bouuti-
fully. 1 do not say that even the Brah-
ma will lay bountifully IL not fairly
provided for; that is, enough to eat and
drink and comfortable shelter. My ex-
perience is with fowls taken proper
care of, and the result is that in Janu-
ary l6 Brahma May pullets laid 227
eggs, in February they laid 139, and in
March 206-total 572 eggs, and the first
week In April u of them laid 50 eggs
The four had shut up in coop to stop
their setting propensity, and after 9
weeks confinement they kindly COM
menced laying. ....s.
MY plan is. when hens desire to sci
against my wishes, to cOnftne them in
a small apartment, three by six feetl
provided with roosts and water, corn
and. ashes, and in week they are
ready 10 commence laying, generally;
but If any persist In setting, return
them to the coop, and another weeks
confinement does the job. Rs = -.
During January February and
March, 4S hens, being mixture OF
Black Spanish. White Leghorns and
| other breeds, laid 1853 eggs, VIZ, IN
Januafy 138, February 19R, and March
4S3, being considerably less than hall
as many eggs in proportio lon 70 their
/ months. but for January only bout
one-fifth for February, less than aatt
and for March about twotthiEe5 g
many, This shows the superiority @
the Brahmas az winter layers. = snall
/ continue fI1es cornparison through the
spring and autumn.-eor.G 0tfatf5f tsels
tLeHga5I.
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{ lCOTEAGE HIRLE.

- COTTAGE HIBLES -
AN d FAMILY Elk PO9ITOR
In, Two volumes, obtaining nearly 800 pages,
comprising the Old and Sew Test0mentS,
with practical expeditions and explanatory
notes, by Thos. Williams:
A FEW OF THE MANY RKColMENDATIoEB
from the late Rev. Joel Aawes, u. u, Pas
tor OF the First Congregational Church, Hart
ford, Ct,s-"I2 know OF no commentary 30
cheap that contains 50 great an amount OF
valuable matter"
From Rev. n. a. Eggleston, d. d.. Pastor
or Plymouth Church, Chicago, I'LL cheer
fully recommend It as the 6eS ommentary
ON the Scriptures for general use" For
terms ana ei Ssafs;4 adsEss aartsora Conn
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7'sfi ANDREWS & co.
los sudbuIY street, :.
- y "A N@S ROsTOR, MASS

a IL, wanting employment can have q J.
BEo.. IA samoan street ehiladeIphi -
TT Is contested that the great ZlngaFi
both Acute and cIlronIe, than any bitter |
tonic insthe known world. u has cured /
CfinieFH The worst fnTIlIs OF EeTefH, Rneu- /
fIl5rfa.g I,fVet and Heart diseases, Chronic /
DiGFrhos7. 4 Dyspepsia, c18henmal1sms sick
Headache and viii cure any dlle1lse arising
FecofnInended By G0yernors OF States, Mems
f,1sfq ejf eonRfess bed dfyine3 and
plIFRiclans and tho proprietor can show
fIlora sworn csrttf icate8 OF cures than an
otfer Rftfarl manufacturers In AmeFielI
BriCEEFf q Co, Wholesale itiuor dealers.
sole ARentB for gestefn 8lateA. ChIcdl0 m.
Front stree, Philadelp fia- 80 II 1870
.usiss=ssi'
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10nn AGENTS wANTED IL an PARSED

1n0nAC4ENTss WANTED In ali partsof
lUUU the U. ., toseIl our immense INST OF
Nearly lUUU different BOUkS, BIBLES and
PHOI06HAfa ALBUMS. Every family
wants something from 1tl Catalogues fur
nisned free on aPpncauou1 and books sent
IlOSL-P paid 70 any address on receipt OF price,,
GnnVaSAinK- books Containing the list with
prIrss,i together with blank sheets and
printed headings for enrolling 4 list OF names
GENT free 10 any one on receipt. OF 60 cents,
Anybody can sell Ito 10 1000 or these books
almost anywhere. For terms 10 agents and
other information, address :. L. POTTER &
CO., RuhlisheTs, Gl4 a Gil Sanom ht., Philn-
ftRlF1hiR
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n70n0 A YEAH TO AGENTS 10 sell
Sp1HAlNGIhe star Shuttle SeJFIng Mas
chimes. Fiifg particulars Jree. ;E Extra tnduee:
Inents to experienced Agents, Gail on or adj
dress w. GsGWILSON & CO., Cleveland, o.;
Boston. Mass, or st. Louis, Mo,
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,,' oprRArIvE RELIES ASSOCIATION:

a=farst sE 81 ~
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TEE .GRECIAN. BEND.

NAI nat 1T ItS, how it grew INTO q natlonaI
w Calsennty. &c N't1 NOT n NEW
TkiE&Sss SYMPTOMS and Treatment. A
small volunns ptofnsely Illustrated. cent
by mail ron receipt or 25 Cents Address
GRKCIAN REHD publishing CO., T, q. Box
GU, N. 7. Trade supplied by AMERICAN
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,u.nrEREp BIZ TnE sTATR or NEW

YORK.
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InI zEi9 OVERWHELMING.
q AGENTS WANTED R0R
!. = Agents Wanted

i Eaa AGENTS Wanted nj
For Matthew Hale Smiths New Book.
Sunshine and Shadow IN New York.
RT!1 You WISH 70 knew. how Fer
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how "countEymen en-. are swindisd
49, by Shaipers; How Gambling
& a. col houses and LOffeT1eS are Conduct
ed, and everything OF interest relating to
Prominent Men and Important places or
New ork, READ READf HKADI % ne
Sunshine g Shadow in! New York
a large octave Volume over 400 pages
finely Illustrated. Mewant Agents, Male or
Female in every City and ToWnto Canvass
for Il. Evefy body wants to know an about
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sells SO RAPIDLY. Can aszeEs report Immense
: We employ no General Agents ana ofer
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circular. Full particulars and terms %
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A work of great interest, fully illustrated;
: ssti1'-A.I47 ~ also for the - - +a-a
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THE ORIGINAL s
ONE DOLLAR
- FOR EACH ARTICLE.


Our safes for the last twelve months
have been about one million dollars.
uB- Our business has been decided or The
COttTts Of etifs STATE and 6V De DHited SfGte5
authorities not 70 be- LotteTH, or q CUT EltT-
Prise, 6Rf a regular te0fttaate btLsiHeat.
Terms OF sale for Cub OF, 81, q selee.
,tton of one ofEhe fjlloRfnS articles 20 ydE.
Brown or Bleaehed sheeting, superi.r on Al
fty. Roplln or Alpaca Dress Pattern. Wool
6QUpre Shawl. ~ yards Doeslkin- An day.
Clock, Seth ThoLihs make pr. gent Cali
plated Chased Castor, with bottles. a Mo-
rocco Photograph Album. 100 p ures.
Basket. SO ards Brown or Bleached Sheet
ing, common Quality. Also, printed notices
OF 60artisles. Tor SHE ut 81 for each article,
comprtstng o variety OF Articles usually sold
at retail at priees from si.6o 70 $ for each ar
Tor a club OF SO, selection of one OF
the following Afticles.-40 yards Brown or
Bleaehed iSheetinRs, superior qualitY.l Dress
pattern, price SO. Wool Long shawl. Bro
cha long Shawl yards Black GsfLaan
Broad, Cloth. Common Sense Sewing Ma
stitch, IelI, tnek, quilt cord, bind, braid and
Gents or Lady sSiIver Hunting Casa Watch,
neW,vT IS YREds Hemp GaFpetings 3 yaris
siiver1 pIsted Ice Fitsties. YARDS Woo
Cloth, double width pair superior Blau-
kets. ~ yards Brown or BLeaehed eheetinR.
common duality and 160 printed notices OF
Articles for sale at 81 elch, comprising q
variety OF articles usually sold at retail from
Sl450 10 SO Tor each article. foitfH ~ sift'
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NJ Is We hereby infoftn the public that
In 1--WE are not connected with any OF
the GIFT EuIerprfse one DOllnE Con-
Germs IN this city All concerns Offering a
GIft Uranium, or any article free or cost 10
Agent, or 70 any one, are In direct VIOLATION
OF the laws AGAINST Lottery. We have n.
GIft Concerns an this City Will be
closed mp by Eho STATE Ro1Aee.
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onSn FER Month GEiuTdntsed, Sure Fay.
0HONlAgents wanted ImmedlateIy eyery-
Where TO sell our Pdtelt EpefIdGtfHQ Hate
H1re CloGhl1 LfneS. Gail at or address The
GIRARD WIRE Mills, PhIIRdeIphta, Pa
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EEF0R EDDfTIoNAIs PARTICULARS
aEHD FOR OUR CIRCULAR. .5f is-t9ia
or ReSistared Letter. ii.. I'm. ,4EF
Hs sure and direct youur letter. TO
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NJ a N H A TT T A n 5
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THE FAM EkNPATTN 9Th eF, ,Io ss,a.

THE FALL CAMPAIGN e eH no sss.
YOrR CF, me Leaning aud Largest Circulate
ing RURAL, LITERARY and FAMILY NEWs-
PAPER, begins q quarter october Sd,
ScTl6eg E1gnt lar ge DoubIe-Quarto
Pages, illustrated, win over O dozen
distinct departments, each ably conducted,
Will soon be over, when sYery Dody, In both
Town and Country, Will want Inc most
Progressive Timely, Entertaining and USE
ful weekly OF ITS ClRks-.M ooRE's RURAL.
me I3 Numbers OF this Quarter (Uct. 70 JAM
sent, ON 1EtaI, Tor OHLX FIFTY CHNTs! Try
%, %. T. MOORE.
a Park Row, New York, or kochester, q, Z.
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EMPL0YM EN- F ss.tt SRlyw SE S Soea.
,Inentary evidence, what ms been said, WrlI-
ten, Thought or done, BY its4i stlas ,irf
OUR NEXE PRESIDENT,
is A. ID. hIcHARDsoN's. PERSONAL HIS
TORY OF U.S. GRANT. The Republican
Its Authenticity and use IL as an authority,
sending for copies OF 1t for that purpose. The
flress universally dtscaF0f all otlLETg. NE want
Agents Tor 1t1n TINS county. send Tor Otrcu-
lai. !eeFms, 81 aI lG 4 20, rse,uarrS \ 9
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gife slusaraufe.

IN SUB An CE.
.$,.e. fsft.
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INVESTMENTS.

The bylaws of the association require that
One-third OF the money received as new
membership fees, shah be made a sinking
fund TO meet payments falling due by the de-
linquencIes OF members. This fnnd is held
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The TRUSTEES Of tho ASSOCIATION are.
E E sSSE2 9i Esq., President Star.
W M g. c& SRe%aRaaaS Esq acknowledgement
q. W. FORD, ESQ, Cashier auonal Bank
ofthe Republlc.stu ali4&A 34EAsli' = as
L. W. MURRAY,
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ions should be addressed
Washington, d.. g. General Agent for the
District OF Columbia and State OF Virginia
and West Virginia, or the MRnhattau Co
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Class "A"hns 5000 male members. a man
dies. The Association pays over within forty
DAYS S, QUO TO the widow or heirs, andthe re-
manning members forward within thirty
days one dollar and ten cents each 10 the As
ISOLATION 10 reimburse it. Failing to send
this sum they forfeit to the Association all
moneys paid and tho Association supplies q
new member 70 NIL the place of the retiring
m
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:. !. &c -. g q - q.
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.A&Ezli t-4.3li sis
-4f fssy l4lasz -f -.
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DR.. o. AIER g COZ, FraetfedI Chemists,
-srls LOWELL. MISS, U.S.A. s~H
FofsaIeby I. a. LOGAN q cot
Il =s seq s1Gqs7f hzs fe6te odAYly
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HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS.

Edch member ought to TN to mako 4let1 zlesII-
GerJ: By 50 doing he bsJleIttS himself. No let
ter will be noticed that does not contain a
three-cent pcstage stamp 10 prepay return
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WHEELER. &. &. /. WILSON.
Sewing Maehinel
No Home is Complete without 1t.

lwewarrant livery Machine Tor three years
and apaEa no "a fiia-Ifor expense 70 have
them give entire Rat tfaetion- -
r We also rent machines by the month.
Etth tine privilege OF APPLYING the rents 70
- '..s - WIZ sUMHER 4 CO.,,
sePts s1yz -sssf sd y ~ Main street..
t-si.t s-sl-.- .is.s5s,f ,i-f ,,f.sf e-g
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OBJECT.

The object OF this Association y to secure
.osh payment within 1oTty 9aXs alI 81, NJ NJ
ts ea Members in the class TO which he or she
S.Tnngs. 10 his or her heirs. 15ss,75s $50
DSAONSH ,FnNTnr,I1SEJII1 IpElRI
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aANUEAcTuRERsi IABEIs.
IEsuRAN0E FofIoff AND BLANKS
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-15
i MOdet Dcsp0tCH.

The Duke Of Buckingham and
of State for the Colonies, Or what may
be termed Colonial Secretary, of Great
Britain, has issued the circular which
follows, to the Colonial Governors,
Lieutenant Governors, and all other
Officers administering the Government
of Her Majesty's Colonial Depen-
dences." 1t is, probably, one of the
sharpest official documents ever issued,
and will take rank in that respect with
Mr. Motley's letter to Mr.. Seward, the
portion of Gen. Grants Report which
"bottled up' Butler, or with the speech
of John Adams to George Ill, on his
presentation to that monarch as Minis
ter of the United States; for it is /" true,
with claws" and unanswerable. 1t is
too choice an article to be suffered cir
culation alone in English and Colonial
papers:
(Circular.)
COLONIAL OFFICE, May p, 1868.
SIR,-I transmit to you herewith copy
of despatch from the Earl of BelmOre,
dated March 81, 1868 containing an ac-
count of the atrocious attempt upon the
life of IL. r.. III. the Duke of Edin-
burgh.
2. need not enlarge upon the das-
tardly nature of this act, nor upon the
expressions of the loyalty and devotion
to Her Majesty and the Royal Family
which have been universally evoked
thereby.
3. My present object is to direct your
attention to the mastery composition of
this despatch, which reflects the highest
credit upon the capacity of the Earl of
BelmOre, and which l am DESTROYS
should serve as model for all future
sensational communications.
4. You will observe that His Excel
ency prefaces his account of the trans
action with a number of details which,
to the superficial observer, may appear
trivial and unimportant, but which ma
terially cOnduce to render the document
interesting and palatable to the news
paper-readers for whose benefit it was
written.
5. Paragraph gives the price of the
admission tickets at the picnic. The
only fault to be found with this para
graph is in the omission of the noble
writer to inform us whether III. II. H.
: was made to pay his 81 or not.
, 6. Paragraphs 4, 5, and contain 9th
er details, which hypercritical readers
might consider Irrelevant, but which
were evidently inserted by the noble
writer to lead by gradations of interest
to paragraph 7.
7. This paragraph contains what evi
3 IDENTIFY in the mind of His EXcellency
t is one of the most important features o
the occasion. His Royal Highness gaze
his arm to Lazy BetmOre, and led hei
: to another tent.
e 8. need not continue my criticism
on the subsequent paragraphs of thi
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MoNTREAL.-The game of Lacrosse,
borrowed from the Indians, and played
alone by men, is the popular field a.
muscment in Montreal this summer
The Crescent Club of this place might a.
dept it and then it would be, with II
slight drawback, the Crescent and the
Cross.
Guards, well armed and prepared, for
anytemergency, are now placed at each
end of the Victoria Bridge
Montreal is having the Italian opera
at the skating rink. BriguOli, La
Grange, Sarti, and Lorini are there.
A couple of clerks in the City Hall
have been suspended for irregularities in
their money accounts in the civic ledg-
crs.
John Dunkin of the brig Shencliile,
fell overheard and was drowned in Mon
treal harbor on Saturday. He was 33
years of age, and leaves wife and five
young children, in Sunderland, Eng
land
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VERMONT DAILY TRANSCRIPT, JUNE is. 1868.

excellent despatch. | have sufficiently
pointed out the nature of its merits, and
have indicated the points on which it is
especially deserving of communication.
0. 1t results from what | have said,
that, in the opinion of Her Maiesty's
Government, the interest of an official
despatch is immensely increased by the
insertion OF such details rs have been
hitherto considered Unnecessary and ir-
relevant. And | have therefore to in
struct you to cnliVcn any of your future
reports of public ceremonies and recep-
tons with an account of the tOVettes of
The ladies of your household, a deocrip-
ton of your servants and equipagcs,
the mcnU of your dinners. and the acts
OF condcsccnsion of any Royal Person.
ages whom you may entertain. | would
further recommend you to study the let
tcrs from the Paris Correspondents of
the NorHiag Post and the Daily 1tle-
graph.
(Signed
BCCKlNGHAM AND CHADOS.
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State Of Vermont.
OFFICE or fEcrETAliY OF STATE,
Northticld, June 1, 1868.


Mortified, June 4, 1868.
Sealed proposals arc hereby invited for print
ing the following state Documents, to wit Re
ports of the Auditor of Accounts, Adjutant and
Inspector General, Quartermastor General, Ser
missioner Of the Insane, Directors, Supcrnton-
dent and Chaplain of the State Prison, Trustees
Of the Vermont Reform School, and Trustees of
the University of Vermont and State Agricutu-
raj College in the general form and style of the
Laws OF Vermont, for 1867, to be bound in one
volume and delivered at the Office of the Secre-
tary of state, i'll Montpelier, on or before the
first Monday following the second ThursGa! in
October.
Also, the Report of the Board of Education in
the same form and style bound in single vol
umc, and to be delivered in the same time and
place.
Also, the Annual Session Laws Of 1868, in the
same style, bound III single volume, and to be
ready for distribution on or before the first day
OF January, 1863.
Also, the Senate and House Journals, in the
same general form and style of those Of 1867 to
distribution ON or before the FIRST day Of May,
1869.
Details of contracts will be governed III all
particulars by the provisions Of No 81, Of the
pamphlet Laws Of 1867, which parties inter-
estcd are respectfully referred.
Blank proposals for bids will be furnished at
once to parties desiring to enter into contract for
any part of this work.
The right to reject all OF amy proposals, as may
BE deemed for the interest Of the State, is here
by reserved.
GEORGE NICHOLS,
d29&w2203w Secretary of state.