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pieces yellow pine timber, AS to so feet
long, ii inches square, 10:
pieces yellow pine timber, 50 feet long, los
inches square, IL feet from butt, not more
than inches less at top end, Ole
pieces yellow pine timber, 4S feet long, l7s
inches square, II feet from butt, not more
than inches less at top end, 5lC
10 pieces yellow pine timber, 81 feet long, Is
inches square, % feet from butt, not less
than IL inches at top end, l,5O7
pieces yellow pine timber, o. feet long, %
inches square, 10 feet from butt, Is inch
es at top end, l,l25
5 pieces yellow pine timber, 81 feet long, 81
inches square, IA feet from butt, II inch
es at top end, 1873
3 pieces yellow pine timber, 66 feet long, IA
inches square in centre and butt, ~ inch
es at top end, $50
10 pieces yellow pine timber, 40 feet long, 49,
inches square, 10 inches at top end, / los
10 pieces yellow pine timber, "A feet long, TO-
inches square, IA inches at top end, S32
> pieces yellow pine timber, 46 feet long, 49,
inches square, is feet from butt the top
side to line straight, the top end 30 inch
and lined inches, rounding from the
butt 1853
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$500 SUPPL feet, per thousand feet, board measure
! To be in IL to Is feet lengths.
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Glass No.

CLASS No. 9.-Lamber, &C., per M feet, board
measure.
1000 feet l-inch clear white oak boards Is to 25
feet long, per foot
1000 feet a-inch clear white oak boards l6 to %
feet long, per foot
1000 feet s-inoh clear white oak boards l6 to 25
feet long, per foot
10000 feet inch clear white pine plank Is to 25
feet long, per foot
5000 feet linch clear white pine boards, per foot
1000 do s-inch do do do do do
$500 do z.inch merchantable white pine plank,
per foot
5000 feet l-inch merchantable white pine boards,
per foot
$500 merchantable Albany piece plank, each
$500 do do do boards, do
1000 feet Pinch white wood plank not less than
20 inches wide, per foot
1000 feet l. -inch clear cypress plank, 90 to 80
feet long, per foot
5000 feet l-inch clasr cypress boards. 90 to 80
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Devoted to african Colonization and Civilization
TO Literature and General Intelligence.
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CLASS No. -.
- cubic feet of white oak plank stocks,
at - cts. per cubic foot. .......S
- sided inches of white oak boat knees,
at - cts. per sided inch. .........
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OLASS NO. II tttOU TUte.
40 yellow pine logs, from 40 to so feet in length,
and to be squared not less than l6 inches each
say 1900 cubic feet, per cubic foot
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-01-09
SSO5,4I7 az

Total, SSO5,4I7 az
Upon this assessment, a tax Of one
mill on the dollar would yield revenue
of $S05 Al; and as the taxable proper
ty in the Territory Will unquestionably
increase in much greater ratio than
the drafts upon the Treasury, do not
deem it advisable to recommend any in
creased taxation for Territorial pur-
poses.
The apportionment of councillors and
members of the House Of Representa-
tives, among the several counties, upon
the basis of population, as exhibited by
the recent federal census, is likewise
required at your hands. This is a most
delicate duty; for the elective franchise,
so highly esteemed by our people, has
its chief expression in the selection of
lawmakers: and that all be fairly and
equally represented will depcnd upon
the prudence and business of your &C
ton. The present apportionment was
made as equitably as possible upon the
distribution of population, as returned
by the census, which was taken in the
summer of 1919; but the unequal in
crease since that time in the several
sections of the country, renders the
present representation most partial, and
invites an early revision In this con-
nection it might be well to memorialize
Congress TO amend the organic law of
the Territory so that the Council may
be composed of members, one half of
whom shall be elected every year. A
provision of this character, would on the
one hand, infuse into this body, annual
ly, renewed public confidence and vigor;
and on the other hand retain, by mole
ty holding over, large portion of ex-
perienced members, duly initiated in the
forms and course of business Neither
of these admirable ends are attained by
the present anomalous constitution of the
Council, which radically differs from the
constitution Of most similar bodies in
our land. ~
AS no suitable public buildings have
yet been erected in which the Territorial
library can with safety be deposited, and
as no action upon the subject was taken
by the last-Legislative Assembly, have
felt it to be my duty to insure the Libra
ry, during the past year, against the ac-
cidcnts of fire. You will doubtless take
the necessary action for its preservation,
as well as make provision for its annual
increase, and for defining the duties and
fixing the compensation Of librarian.
As the records cf our counties arc
also necessarily deposited in unsafe and
exposed buildings, it might be well for
the legislature to make it incumbent up
on the Commissioners of the several
counties to procure fire-proof safes for
the deposit Of public records and official
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-04-23

IyFL MMTORY RHEUMATISM CURED.
BARDsroN ky. July 10, lSIg.

Messrs. Standardization; 1t is my duty
To communicate facts in relation to the beneficial
effects of your SArsapdrilh. My wife was allie
ted with inflammation and soreness Of the stom-
acL of the worst character her mbs and oles-
were much sw ollen; she had constant headache
aud last spring was attacked severely with in
nimmatory rheumatism. Inc best medrcal ald
we could obtain afforded only momeniary relief;
and while in this situation, she heard Of the many
remarkable cures effected by the of Sands
Sarsaparilla, aud commenced its use, which pro-
duced instant relief aud less than six boiles en-.
t,rey removed all the dropsical swelling and ev
cry ether ndanmatory symptom, restoring herto
perfect health. | send this statement as an act o
Justice, believing it to be my duty encourage the
suffering portion Of the human family To use Sands
Sarsaparilla, which believe has no parallel in
the catalogue of medicine. With feelings Of has
tins gratitude, / remain your friend.
SAMUEL 4. HARFER.
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ELMW00D
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
CASTLETON. VT.

CASTLETON, VT. s1
New Arrangement on the Cash System in
ADMINISTRATION Reduced % per cent, and
Board near ~ pei cent, from Former Prices.
The subscriber being aware Of the disadvan
tage of the Credit System in our schools, has
come to the conclusion TO Teach and Board al
the following prices for Cash in Advance
Common English Brahchts per Quarter OF ] !
weeks, $500
Higher, d" 300
Latin, 2OO
Music on the Piano and Singing, with use Of
inStrument1 SOo
On the Organ with transposition, meditation
and thorough Bass, 500
Guitar and Singing, coo
French. 300
Italian and Spanish each, 300
Drawing and Painting in water, each, 300
Oil Painting, 300
Other studesin proportion
Board, including Fuel, Lights, Washing,
and Room Rent, per Quarter. of II weeks
$4,000 Spring Quarter commences Feb I'D
Summer May 1th'
Pupils received at any time and charged
from the time oil enhance to the close OF the
quarter A full and efficient Board OF inslIuc
ion is engaged and no pains will be spared TO-
give entire satisfaction tu those who may ia
vor the subscriber with their patronage.
N. B. Those who do not pay in advance
will be charged the old rates.
Prof VIM PEASE from London.
Elmwood institute, Casilelon, Mach g. 1851
Tire subscriber has the liberty to refer 10 the
following gentlemen as references:
RI. Rev Bishop Hopkins, d. D. Hon. VIM
C. Kiufedge, G. y. Hodges, Marin Lee, His
Excelency Gov. Williams, Hon Solomon
Foot. Zimri Howe, John Boyd, Rev. John A
Hicks. ID d. Z. B. Hubbard, John. b. Shaw
c. Hopson. d7.Gw.
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Read the following FROM

New Orleans, Nov -, 1919.
Messrs. Sands -Genlemen,-l take the lib
eriy of sending YOU letter which may be of use
to those who are suffering as have done. re-
cei,ed great benefit lrora your sarsapariila, hav'
ing been cured of malady after suffering six
years. hereby oheeriully certify TO the good el-
feet Of your medicine, and hope God Twill reward
you for all the good you have done. A chronic
congh had tormened nc dag and night, and re-
peaied attacks Of fever induced me TO believe that
I should die Of consumption One day, while
suffering violent attack Of burning fever, a
friend persuaded me to ny your Incompatible
nedicing, hut TO tell the simh Ihrd no confidence
in It. finally pdrchnsed bottle, and by us use
and by the help of God, Nv restored tohetter
heal Ii than | had enjoyed for siN years, ! cam
but blers the author Of this admlrable medicine.
With great respect, am gentlemen'
Aour obedient servant,
RERMIN GROUPAN.
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Cedar Land for Sale.

Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, that III acres in whole or in small
parcels, will he sold TO persons wishing to buy;
il being IN Salisbury, situated about - miles
from Oucr Creek, easierly, and about a
mile from Leicester River noTihwarlly, (Sa
River emplying inlc Ouer Cieek) ANY per
son wishing 10 l.urchasein VcrgenneS, Panion,
Addison, New Haven, Middlehury and Wev-
bridge, and indeed all for whom the distance is
not too great to Otier Creek can have the adj
vantage OF said Creek. to float their logs down
to the place of destination; as has been prac-
ticed with success by Samuel Barker, the Lum
herman at Nergennes, and the subscriber him
self. The subscribed havingmade personal ia.
specton Of SAID Creek and lis banks, well know
ing its facilities for taking them ont anywhere
along, 10 accommodate the above named pla
ce>, by throwing a temporary Boom across
said Creek, and floating them when tho wa'a
is at it's full Banks. Aiiert.e Cedar is taken
VII, part of the land has a heavy growth OF
ramerack Oak and Elm or it, For further
particulars enquire of
MARSHAL S. DOTY
a. B.-ThoSc who wish to look al the above
and viii do well to call before snow comes.
Salisbury, Nov. II 1850. e9Iy
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Rich Dress and Cloak Goods.

A handsome assortment Rich Dress & Cloak
Goods, received and for sale cheap, by ~ NJ
Nov T. +. VALLETTE. =
ELOUR.-Extra and Superfne, in Barrels
IL and halt Barrels, at The Cash Store Of
"a II. l.. FULLER.
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WASHING FLUID.

Tho most approved article for washing
clothes in use BY It's application, the neees-
sty Of hard rubbing is entirely dispensed with.
Orders from other towns will receive prompt
attention, For sale by the Pint. Quart or Gal
lon, with directions for using, At the Drug
Store Of L. b, WHEELoCK,
Authorized Agent for this County.
Oct. |, 1850. ......u 20
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N'' BERMIN GRoUPAN.
"TRUTH IssTRANGER THCN FICTION.
New Durham, n, ]. June 80, 1919.


Mrssrs. Srnds-Genilemen,-M wife sutiere
with distress aud burning in her chest for man
Years, aud my daughter was afflicted from he
birth with 6umor in her blood. We consul,e
various ply scians, and tried numerous remedies
without much benefit, until we head, throug
Rev. Thomas Davis, Of the great medical value
sands Sarsaparilla, On his recommendation
my wife and daughter decided ON trying IL, and
soon experienced permanent benefit. My daugh-
fer's skin assumed new appearance epiiregi
from being .ough, hard, and scaly, it became
smoothe and soh My wi(e's suaerings are al
most gone. and its use short time longer, Il Is
my firm belief, will produce perfect cure.
Yours, with respect,
q. 5. HEN DRIkSON,
Pastor Of the Baptist huTch, at the
English Neighborhood.
Prepared and cold wholesale aud retail, by A;
II. & ID. SANDS, Druggist and Chemist, ioo
sFulion-st., corner Of William. NeN York sold
also by Druggist generally ihrcnghop, the uu'ied
States and canadas. Price 81 yer boii'el six
For sale By f. II. wHEELocK, Mid lie
buy,Vt :.
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HARTFORD
Bounty Land for Soldiers.

OF the War ofIsI2-of the FIorida and other Indian
" Wars since iI91and for the commits officers
of the War with Mexico who served for one monlh
aud upwards aud have received land(an il dead,
for tieir widowscr minor chilren) uhnincd under
new law by IIORATIO WOODMAN, 90 Railroad Ex-
chaage, Rnsion who has agnncy at Washington.
" No charges unless successful lilo has Agencies
In the Western States for the selection Of lands aud 10
cation Of variants by perennial Inspection and pays the
highest cash price for lands thus located.
Oct. II, 1850. 25: ~.
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Herds Grass and Clover Seed

A prime lot Northern Herds Grass and Clio
yer Seed. received and for sale by !. b..
+. VALLETTE.
Feb'y 1871,
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of the Latest Styles, and will sell as cheap rs
the cheapest.
-z.~0a He has Gold English Levers
s-SSE-.rSR Gold Anchor Escapemcnis
SsssSs zEssaa> Lever and Lcpinc Watches,
Silver English Lever and Lcpine Watches,
Gold Lcckrts. double and single, Gold Guard
and Fob Chains, Gold Guard and Fob Keys,
Gold Pen and Pencil Cases. Gold Tooth Picks,
Cameo, Coral Turquois and Cluster Pins, Box
and Glass Pins. Ear Rings with Tnrquois and
Stone Settings, Gold Rings, Plain, Chased, and
with Stone Settings, Gold Speciaclcs, Gold
Bracelet Clasps Silver Card Cases, Silver Or
naments for the Head, Gents Pins, OF all de-
scriptions. Gold Studs, plain and with Stone
settings, Gold Pens With Silver Holders, Silver
Tea and Table Spoons, Silver Mustard and
Salt Spoons, Sugar Shovels and T,ngs. war
rantcd pure MS coin. Silver Thimblcs and Pen
ellis. Silver Bodkins. Plated and German Sill
vcr Tea and Table Spoons, Ivory Tablets and
Tooth Picks Silver Tooth Picks, Ivory and
Pearl Studs, Ivory and Pearl Mustard and Salt
Spoons Ivory Combs, Shell Side Combs, Pearl
aud Shell Card Cases, Horn Back Combs.
Tooth Brushes, Silver German Silverand Steel
bowed Spcctaclcs. Tobacco Boxes, Wallets,
CHAR Cases, Snuff Boxes, Razors and Pocket
Knives. Shears and Scissors, Razor Strors, Sha
wing Brushes and Sonp, German Silver and
Gilt Guard Fob and Vest Chains, Silver Guard
Chains. Steel Vest Chains, Steel Tweezcrs,
Steel and Gilt Watch Keys, Pocket Mirrors,
Steel SHUTTERS and Trays, Small Knives and
Forks for Children, Tea Bells, Coral and Am.
her Beads, Purse silk, Purse and Bag Clasps,
Steel Beads and Tassels. Silk Purses. Steel
Key Rings, silk Guard Claims. Pocket Books
and Wallets, Pencil Leads, Hair Pins, Cologne,
Toy Watches, Motto Seals, Pen Wipcrs, Wri-
ting Cases, Powder Horns and Flasks, Shot
Pouches and Belts, Boys Belts &C., &c.
All kinds Of Watches and Jewelry repaired
and cleaned as well as can be done elsewhere.
May 2S, 1850.
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Carpeting.
Cologne.

ASurERIoR article, at only a7Acents pint
Also Farina's Cologne, for sale at the Drug
Store of H. A. SHELDON.
Nov. Is.
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In Quart Bottles.

FOR PLKIrKfN. ~. HIppti. tND Fuk tn
IRE OF SCR rfuLA, MERCi RAT Disc lS
rs rheumatism, tU'n,eoHs EuWons smhhnm u
c't- Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Brnnchiiis. sal
Rheum CONSUMPTION Fever sores Female Com
pant- Eysip.las, Luss OF Appetite, Punplcs, Bile,
General Debility, &c
INNS prrnaration has now borne the test of over i
years experience since lis first Introduction Ia publ
iaynr during which timr, numerous imitahnns have
sprung into ~ isirnce founding their canst The cmii-
dtnce Of the community ihecufaive pwers cunlain-
ed IN Sarsaplrila Rnu the great rcpuat on and rScn-
ded u.s. of which has been mainly Attributable q the
many wcndcfn cmcs affected 10y the IL this trei-
raiioh lille snrsaparilla Root tnnns nm iun"lrtani
part of lis comblnann, h Is, NJ the same time, M
pounded with ether vegetable Irinrtirs 81 eni inwrr,
and j. in the peculiar combination and cirnc man
urr uf It's pr,paran than It's remarkable success ~ the
cure of disease depends OIhei pTepaalpn. initiate II
the style putting up, nud in bearing ihr llnr &" lis
Ingredients. and here ends th,ir resemblance In
lhose uccding a remedy aud purifier like this
qucsdd To- note where TINS difference exists, and M ma
King choice of what they viii use, NOT To tRkc any other
hut that ne entitled To their confidence. from The long
list OF cures it has effected living nc,ses, Whose
testimonials aud residences have been phii-hrd, and
who still bearing daily testimony 10 It's worth. The
whole history at medicine has scarcely iurnish' par
alc To the numerous and kable etrcrd by
its use and what II has Ell eird once y can Ell CT neai
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-04-23

DEBHTTY UNNATLR1L SECRETION.S.
RISH or BLOOD TO THE HEAD.
DIZZINESS AND PAINTING.
THESE distressing symptoms may he entirely re-
i moved by the use Of DIR S. =. TOWNSEND'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlLLA.
Il eieanses the Stomach, regulates the Bo,ceis qui-
els the Ncrres, purifes the Blood. and strengthens
the System more etlectually than any other medi-
cine. For all Females in the critical periods OF their
lives, this Preparation is invaluable and should be
kept in every family. When a woman finds her
strength waning, and begins 10 complain ofdebiity
this SARSAPARlLLA will give her Immediate Re
dec To such lis value is above Al Price. Ask
any who has made a fair trial of it, or try il
yoursclf and be satisfied
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Received,

A large lot Towns Shoe Lasts, latest fash
n, for sale by tfH. u. BE CkWlTH.
Dec. 3, 1919 lls. fll H aaa.
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CLOTHING.

Overcolts, Goats, Vests, Pants, White Draw.
ets, Und A hiris. Suspenders, Cravats, ana
Gents. fu J ihine goods. A good supply at o., =
ntasbvls H. A. SHELDONoN
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II is the safest and effeetual medicine for purify
ing the system aud relieving the suerings attendant upon
child. birth discovered IL strengthens both the mo-
Their and child prevents pain and disease increases and
enriehes the food, those who have used IL think It ia
Indispensable II highly useful both before and AMER
confinement il prevents diseases attendant upon child
birl-in Costiyeness Piles Cramps Swelling Of the Feet
Dependency, Heartburn Vomiting Pain in the Back and
Loins False Pains Hcmorrhage and In regulating the
cretions and equazing the circulation il has equal
The great beauty Of this medicine Is Is always safe
and the delicate successfully very few
require any other medicine in little Cas-
tor Oh Magnesia Is useful Exercise in the open a,r,
aud light food with this iedicine, will always ensure
safe aud eaky confinement
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BrwNEE OF CnIiNrFRFrirs

This medicine has aiiaIrtihnt high character nhift
necessary fT all medicines attain induce ,un-
eTtsiers 70 put firth spnrinis afclc the risk
he lives of those Who are innnceutiy deceived.
LOOK WELL TO the Marks OF THE
GENUINE.
rhfy hnvethe wriftn signature nf G. 81 JACKSON
uIon the wrapper aud he .aans hoNs a III. betile,
. without which they are spurious. Oh
For sale " holes L. aud re- all, at the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No. 100 ARCH Stree. dom hsiaw SNih. date
27s zee sirct) philadelphia aud by Tepee abls ral
stnrrnilV Throughout The country,
Also, for sab bs Dr w. II. Russell u ug-
gist, Middebury, VI. I2ly
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Those that initiate DR. Tuwnsends sarsaparila have
Invariably called their stun great Rsnedy for Femaes
&c, &C. and have copied bills and circulars which
roates the complaints Of word for woTdother
no put up medicine have since the great Of
DR.. Townsends sarsapara In complaints incident to 70
males, recommend theirs although previously they did
number Of these mixtures Pulls sc. Injurious 10
females they aggravae disease, aud undermine the
situation.
scrofIIa Cured.
This certificate conclusive els proves that this Sarsapar-
Ia has perfect control the obstinate diseases Of
the Blood Three persons cured house uuprees-
dentod
4 Three Children.
DR.. Townsend-Dear Sir have the pleasure to in.
rm you that three OF children have been cured Of the
soroiua by the use of your excellent medicine. They
were afflicted very severely with bad have taken
four bottles 1t took them away for which feel my self
nndes great obligation.
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of the --latest Styles, and will sell as cheap
the cheapest.
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The PHI lairl hit Saturday Gaztftr the b. - fau-
y newspaper rubnshed IN the Uu.led States the cd-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-07-17
Striking the Flag,

A correspondent of The New York Tribune
writing from Thomasion, Me-, under date of
June 18Th, In speaking Of the condition of the
Stale Prison at that place, and The rigorous
treatment necessary 10 restrain lhe auducious
INSTRUMENTATION OF The worst class OF conyicts.
narrates the following incident:
The warden told me that four men in his
PRISON had given hun more trouble than all
the rest put together. O.ie of them became
al one time entirely refractory. aud when
put IN cell for his insuhuruuation threat
ened 10 kill the first man that came 10 his
quarters. He had been a soldier, aud lie
chalked out deaths head and homes on a
declaring his determination never 10 Surren-
der. The warden took the humane course,
Of declining 10 apply the usual corporal pun
isnment. aud cooy told him that when lie
hauled down his flag aud expressed a will
lingness TO submit 10 the dicIpline of the
prison, he would he led. but moi till then =
aud left him in his rawlings. He showed no
signs of submission, but kept up hls tone OF
defiance through eight days; (Ihe warden
resolutely adhering TO the starving system,
during which time the prisoner neither had a
mouIhiui nor drank drop. But at the end
ot The eighth day he succumbed by striking
his Nag and expressing the deepest penience
aud colitrlrinn; and has since been man.
ageatle prisoner.