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Morning Melodies,
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Original.


hear hear the matin song
Of yarblers on the lea,
List from afar the forests ring
With their notes of melody.
hear, hear sweet notes Of Joy,
Az thew float on the morning breeze;
iris the music Of a thousand birds,
As they sing mid the forest trees
hear, hear more distant sounds
Come looming on tile air;
In swelling waves, their echoes roll,
Triumphant from affair."
List, 'tis the peal of Ginning bells,
As they pour the matin song,
And roll in deep-toned echOings
The hills and dales among.
Oh what glorious melody
In the peal of the Ginning bells,
As mingliug with the song of birds,
O'sE hill and dale it swell5.
II fills the soul with ecstacy,
Then falling on the ear
In mourn(il notes of cadence sweet,
Forth leaps the starlngtear.
Ye mournful notes! We notes of joy
How sweet your echoes roll,
With deep emotion swells the breast
And overwhelms the soul.
Peal, peal again, We deep toncd bells,
And ye, sweet wurblers, sing
TIL every mountain, hin, and dell,
Shall with your echoes ring.
Etoughton, Mass, July a. u p HATCH
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THE WATER CURE.-An instance is re-
lated of traders wife at Warrington, Eng
land, who had been quite i'll, and it was
supposed that she had breathed her last,
as she had all the appearance of corpse.
In the act oflaying her out hot water was
used, as a wash, and it happened to be near.
y of boiling temperature. When the hot
water was applied she rose upright in her
grave apparel, and in a sharp petulant voice
inquired; " Do you mean to scald me ~
1t is said that the effect of the water wa:
such, that she got off the couch, ordered the
room to be put to rights, and is now living
in excellent health.
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AND BOUNTY
land AGENCY

TENHE subscriber having been successfully engaged in
H. procuring Pensions for officers and soldiers OF
Revolutionary war and also in the late War; and in OBJ
tanning Bounty Land will render aid to all those who may
desire his services H cam in all cases, obtain for the
widows of officers and soldiers Ofthe Revolution, the
amount which their husbands drew. Many widows ana
soldiers have died without obtaining the pension due
them, which he obain for their heirs, and also in
for them where 1ey have not drawn the amount to
which they were entitled, He Will obtau Bounty Land
with Greal Britain upOnterms reasonable that all who
employ him VII be fully tisfed.
Any whiting information will please address him
paid, at Wesi Faee, VT, communicating the facts
In the
He has Agent of great experience who resides in the
city Of Washington and he thinks he succeed in all
Just claims STEPHEN THOMAS.
West Fairee, VT Oct I6, 1860. 42tf
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INTERESTING TO FARMERs.-The Hart
ford Times mentions farmer who took I'D
fence after it had been standing fourteen
years, and found some of the posts nearly
sound, and others rotted off at the bottom.
Looking for the cause, he discovered that
the posts which had been inverted from the
way they grew were solid, and those which
mad been set as they grew were rotted Off
This is in accordance with the results of
frequent experiments.
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Brydone, the traveller, in his old age,
heard his own adventures in Sicily read
aloud by his family, and quile unconscious
that these were the scenes which his own
eyes had seen, and his own lively pen de.
scrlbed declared "that it was all very a.
mazing, but he wondered if it was true p
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ETIQUETTE AND CHEAP PosTAGE.-The
system of preparing postage is being very
generally adopted by the merchants. Very
many general letters, however, are still sent
through the Post Office unpaid. There is
point of etiquette i'll connection with this
subject which we are sure will be observed
by every gentleman who once directs his
attention to the subject. Under the old
Post Office dispensation, the rule was, that
letters between friends need not be prepaid.
If that custom ever had any claims to APP
provaI, they were entirely swept away by
the operation of the new Postage Law. A
letter which is not prepaid is charged two
cents more than when prepaid. Is it polite,
kind or gentlemanly to subject friend to a
tax of 66 per cent, which benefits neither
party to correspondence The polite
world should remember that the times
change, and that etiquette must keep pace
with the times, if it would not lose its
claims to gentlemanly consideration.
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The four Boxes which govern this world
" The Ballot Box-The Jury Box-the
Cartridge Box-and the Band Box I"
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THE HAIR.
RECOMMENDATION.


Certificate of Dr. Perry, Portsmouth, IN;
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. %, l949.
Mr. J. p Morse Agent for Whites Hair Restoative,''
Dear sirI deem my duty to state some facts respecting
the inesmabe value Of Whites Hair Restorative. Several
years ago. AFTER III Of sickness, my wlie LOST all oil
herbair the scalp appeared diseased and the hair grew
out brash and uneven, About year ago, ny another III OF
sickness she lost all of her hair second time, and Tor
long time there apparently action in the scalp Az
Ter varivus applications was induced to try The above
mentioned Restorative and now after the use of few
bottles her hair has grown out Thick as lustros ana OF
beaufula color as ever. Furthermore for long time
have been afflicted with neurase and other pains In
head and have found It the hest external remedy have
tried; can, therefore, cheeruly recommend to all
who afflicted above, the best article have ever
seen. Most respectfully yours,
A. PERRY, M D.
Manufactured by Z. WHITE, Lowell, Mass
Sold in Montpelier by Redfed and Gannis. Wholesale
and Retail in Boston, by Wilson, FUirbank Co. 45 Han
over Street Wholesale and Retail in St. Johnsbury, by
j. C. Bingham. At retail in Wells River by T. Shedd
| Co. Passumpsic, L. P. Parks Dnnvie, Vail and Dem
ing Cabot, s. Trussell Barre, o. French NorIhhcld,
e. Smith. sly
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Notice.

Having sold out my stock and tools to my son, William
ID. Caldwell, who will carry the business at the old
stand to The acceptance be hopes of customers old and
new would give notice that settlement with all those
with whom have unsettled accounts, would be
desirable which can be made at the shop where shall at
present usual be found
Montpelier April, 3 1851. A. D. II. CALDWELL.
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NEW STYLE De Aaimes and
PRINTS, just received.
March 10. SCOTT a. t7tpY0
Wanted.

HOO SOLDIERS Rights, Patents and Grants, civ
en- for Lands in Illinois, in or about 1878 for services an
the war Of lSl25, and for many years sold and s, e.
taxes Apply to or address II, MATTIsoN No 4 Nassau
street, New YORK, giving the number Of said ots AZ III
November 1850. AT VI
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WHY DON'T YOU TRY ITe

Read the folowiHgstat of factstbrow away your
old preudces and the above question according
common sense and reason, and you will try it.
Messrs. Curtis Nchos-For two years past have been
entirely Frustrated with the rheumatism both my knees
were sweIled to their original szea large bunch
my breast bone appearing like part Of the hone thrown
out. Another bone thrown out OF my wrs-in short
endured the most pain for nearly three years
obtained the best mecCa attendance the country afford
ed, and tried great number Of medicines and prescriptions
without the least benefit alienation, when had the
good fortune procure hottie of Cramp and Pain Killer
prepared by Messrs Curtis and Perkins, Of Bangor Soon
after taking il found could get resi- nights and the
pain become less violent have continued take and
apply it externally, until have used eight bottles. be.
eve it the best article tn the world for Rheumatism.
have also used for cholc pains in the stomach and ale
ways oune immediate relief.
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JOHN BUCHANAN.


In addition to the above have certificates from per
of the highest responsibility all the country who
have been cured Of bilious chronic, cramp in the stomach
and limbs scarlet rash throat, in adults children
sprains and Bruises the most stubborn cases of Piles SO
sCals and burns, extracting the FIRE at and Civ
ing immediate relief from pain.
Be particular call for Cnrt and Perkins Cramp and
Pain Killeall others bearing this countereits
For sale wholesale and retail by Curtis and Perkins, Ban.
gor, Maine.
Collins and Pierce, wholesale and retail, Montpelier, VI.
and by druggists and medicine dealers generally, through
out the State. 30ly
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1, q candid reading.
Nn fhn Public


Having of late associated with mnserng brethren who
Iabofng under Pulmonary difficulties and knowing
this the common LOT Of such difficulties and the public
generally have but little confidence in patent medicines,
deem my duty few facts touching mp
believing they will be of public utility For years
past have been afflicted with disease Of the lungs,
casonng soreness and pain through the chest
and times difficulty ofbreathing. During the past win,
It had arrived at that stage that found must suspend
my ministerial abors unless could obtain relief Whce
considered doubtful having tried several physcians pro-
scripons without any benefit. Stating my convictions to
some Of my friends they persuaded to Hunters
Pulmonary Balsam Cough Syrup had little faith In
these medicines that should not have procured had not
the money been given by the person. who made the request
called on Curtis Il Co., who recommynded the above
named Basam and the Indian Dyspepsia Pills. to be taken
in connection with il. used them with good
That my friends astonished have not enjoyed so
good health for years do therefore feel willing
to give my to the public, together with my advice to
those afflicted with coughs, colds and lung complaints, 10
try the Balsam and Pills
Collins Pierce, wholesale and retail agents Montpelier
VT, S. G. Hutchins, WaterbuTyD. w. Aiken, Barrel.
Hooker Planfeld-E. D. Putnam Marshfed-E. Perry &
Co., CaboN. P. kiddeT & Co., Hydepark--H NJ Was,
Johnson-D Gilbreth, MorristownH Montgomery Hard
wick 3Oy
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Removal.

SAMUEL ABBOTT has reno we'd to the new build
- ing next north of S. 3URBANk'S Store where old
customers and new will ind his shop well supplied now
and soon to be better.
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AMERICAN yERMIFUGE.

This article is offered to the public entire confidence
being perfectly safe In all for infants, children OF
adults and is believed to be the most ehectua destroyer
of of all descriptions Much of the disagTeeabe
and nauseang which render other Vermifges 90
difficult to administer to children is av ided in The Ameri
Vermuge. Thousands perish by worms without the
real cause being NOTWITHSTANDING some other fer
the sickness, until it late to reach and the
There disease that produces much disturbance in
the system as worms they have been known TO produce
Punsy ysentery, Vomiting, Fever, Dropsy ofhe Brain,
Spasmodic Coughs, etc., etc
This recipe was received through the best physi
clans in New York, and ofthe quantity have sold,
we have never known failure. We have known it to
bring away OTIS of worms, from the Pin Worm TO the arg
est size after other Vermifu6cs have entirely failed.
CURTIS & PERKINS, Druggists, Bangor Me-, the
sole pioprietors of the AMERICAN VERM1FUGE, by
whom is sold wholesale and etaaso by their agents
Price 25 cts per bottle.
Collins and Pierce, wholesale and retail agents. Montpe
VI and by druggists and medicine dealers generally
throughout the State. 30:y
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Rouuots and Trimmings.

STORRS g. LANGDON have just received
Gases of of Ribbons Flowers, Tabs, Silks, etc. II.
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Met0Gtues.
ANTNTER EsTTNG {
We ASK for

"HERE Elder stoutIs personally KIN
w vouchers as TO his character for truth
stands as high as that ofany other man. Wh@
il is only necessary 20 say he is highly Tsr
gyman of the Free VIII Baptist denomination. We ask
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Preparedby j. C. flyer, Chemist, Lo,Oeli, Mass
Sold in Burlington at Wholesale, by 4. A. Peck in
Montpelier Wholesale and Retail by Collins Pierce and
Redfeld & Grannis, I6.3m
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THE UNION.


WAsss QUA Root Knees 10y tAs kmss) for Bib Checks
body -four eetj TO be
feet from The the throat, 10 aide ten inches
length body feet inebe length 81 hfse el
nees 10 be feet inches tom The angie 10 'he uost
side inches
H. length body feet Length feet 10 be two
feel three inches from the angle 10 The throat W Aae eh
inches.
angle OF nAeS
degrees The IhIoals be clear Of wood
Hhas OAK Bats, by Tao pises)
buu cuts each in length
do do
twenty be inches diameter ts small
end removsd be delivered W The coaHse'o
before the dry gets la them. -,
900 handpke long and inches square 1hey
10 quasteed, be clear of The eenue or pun
Hand spikes and by the piece :.
ash logs, Tound) each be fifteen feet long and
inches diameter by tbs log.
Class No. 2-Yeaop Pine 10y tAe cubic toot)
$4,000 cubic southern yellow pine PLANK
the quality They 40 feet IN ng
be under IS feel length The small end not 10 he les
than twelve inches and not less than four ni Of tbs ou
clear OF
IS % long sided 5x inches, moulded "a inches
10 do "a feet long, sided 5k inches moulded AZ inches
Is do 80 feet long sided lax inches moulded II inches
Is do u feet long, sided lax inches moulded ~ inches
80 beams-say 299l feet, per cubic
The above beams have of inches IN ~
The be the fine southern
than inch viii be allowed ON the corners
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akees I've jrrsnk Howss, Nsr SorF,
ofends and the pubie
u Goods Of the
prepared the
shossbs style At their usual moderate prices Fresh cloths
v.sune
~ DO. patterns Of Parts emhvodsriss
employed this estabshmenonc
pants, Each
complete in isseM Army and unsfems made
and approved
Strangers metropolis will 6nd this
sveyhss their and perfect 1T u always insured
NJ. n. faEntva wAnTeoATs.--These
0srdrn,
sg., rse.m ~ the American Institute At their late fair
Fshl S-dm
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WILLIAM HORNER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
L1~casfsr, Gra~f cou~fy, Hisco~st~,

flArs o. HAUeursh COUNTY, VAL
lyJlI attend counties and
w he feANrai supreme Madison. He awe
p~r parussr coIecSon N claims,
Asavaos N iands and the Of tarss
s~~ ss~sAsss aaAhn,der In any part Of the State.
~ r. focse, " r. Senate Hon. James NJ Mason,
u as~sss ssan Hn~ner, ESQ., Warpencn, Mess Kuox
Mssos .ssosnsys law New York Professor w f. Homer,
John Ks.on, Il law Louis.
M~sosn. ApIa-iAwly
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CmuACH rscsysS an additional supply
rhs tnAs ~ko ssppisd from the haa rsspees
fy Inossd thsy Opportunity Of Furnishing Their
uo1prnU win mat OF the ehnfch W. TT
. k~ess Ccros aslihso door mats
- nr esvpesaG
10
Awsy. general Of csrpenRs, matnss cur
usas~ss he'd linens which will in
My s--ks.sf cLA0ETT h DoDsoN.
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PRIVATE TurOR.--A youns English esndeman, Who bas
reserved good education, resided year In Pas
anxious 70 obtain the position Young
sons IN serse pnvnts Asmily Of responsibility. 100
References . family be
In nacanA, 80 ~ 3 800 -
Addr.: Als1 Vance. hos 100 pos, once. o,wsso New
Mar Ia-duf ~
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IL pieces white oak long II iHchss wds shcne'
~ pieces white oak long 10 inches wide inches
10 Win. oak "A feet long, Is inches ~ids inches
thick, ~ ...,.. ,y,s.. IN ...b~. 49,
u piece %;s. white '-.' - 'ss' '''' 1850
IL pis ,Sst whi's o''' ''' $3.50
IL pi ,s,es "n'' '''' a,sso
5oo39
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9ensr~i Agency and Law Once At Washington.
DE sELDIN0 WYLtE,

OenaFAI Agency and Law Oa1ce Al " ashIn1tons
DE sELDINo WYLtE,
7sdds Bxlt~ss Per~syranta ~srf door ~s~ 81
Browns Hotsi WasAi~ks~, ID. C.
rHAs. DE sELDING ANDREW WYLlE, IT,, having formei
Congress- the executive departments or before any board com
appointed the adjustment Of spoafions or other
cam assins foreign govennent their
faihfu all buass thai be inrused to
obtaining pensions, bounty
land dse Chains arising under contracts, trsse or
oes~ss bsyns and selling real estate eoectn private Claims
resu, nc. =
wylie, , win aasHd any law business. with which
the inrusted in Of the Of
Dsict, Supreme Court Of the United States
ssidine being United States commissioner, notary
pubse Union,
viii give prompt the taking Of testimony, acknowedg
which sppcrtain his once
Changes will moderate and reguated by The claimed,
and the erssnt Of services required.
Communications tpst psid will receive immediate attention
Sept e--Aly
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/ KNOX WALKER will practise law In the 1uprspns
Court of The United attend pvcsscstioa
Mar Ib-n
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wine Store 20 w alnus street. PhiIsdspA
TUE un,iv.sd place 70, os..sins ~ wines. LIQUOR, a 81
made BY him 70 consumrseeen Obliged lag., sn
n osn q e wines md
by him. He would refer to some invoices a. foIows W.
prices 4oId very choice ds3
:, Ss . Hs sd so. :a
totss put up in Europe, which he challenges " equal
The Msn.anin and Amonulado peculiarly .a,s
TO convaleseen they strengthen without 'ummsnns ana y"
Wines principally specially selected his saes
me the stock Of "Bumesssr's," Oporto, aaA inpa
These fmiy delicate. bsen hisAly
ali Ports and red wine. paimsd oil as such
They Of prices and draus
delicate white Port ard M.in,.sy Port
Madeira wines Of various Sorts dry and rich ssvsh side Old q
and We. Indies serea Ae &C., &C. on dush and e0'a
sparkling wine. Of he subscribe vel, s.Own y
ported ~ hum ars sursmn5 % any gs os1 r. IS ~ 4
, " ss % .s o. q 's s s n
wine. the snLscrbsr holds himself TO Judge and
dosan. 70 Inc 6t,s csss nr pvssssr er.'; Of Msaoc
ofBusundy wines he has stock and
sss,crne and B.rs.c always on hand in bottles
ssecuon Of and Mosele wines, the CELLAR
Mss Jordan fCobienz eItenstve
many Hocks and Moseil-, FROM the
choicest untasss of the senbers," which tho best crowd
stock embracing vey old oad Dupuy
hhd and "Dubouche, s44 in hhd consignment which VII
Of cold By retail. any quantity de.d
All goods delivered within days Phiiadphis, ~
paid Orders will b promptly executed If sent by mail or 'fs
'Addr,. JACOB sNrDER,t,
Cheap Win. Store, q Walnut street, fhilaAspAi'
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CUPERIOH DaNuerreotypes First Premium -. n.
WHlTEHURsT extended the field Of his
ground than any dssuereotypist county His galleries
be- found Pennsyvasia between
No o Baltimore street. baltimore Broadway and Leonard
street. New York; No. II Main street, Richmond Sycamore
sues Pssrrbg, Main Norfosk and Main street, LyAch
burg, vrgnia.
extraordinary Improvement insurins faithful and
likenesses in few seconds.
The r.tsy back ground, invented by II. whehu gives
airy and living Appearances to tho picture. ~
Whehurss establishments
Sand pictures nnnus and have given dissatisfaction Th
certainly naftsvinG proof the NJ his
j. W. calls the elegantly
Furnished gallery Lans and fuckers free
exhibition Of pictures will he
notwithstanding the unusual composition In dasuerreoype the
medal by the judges. : vi TT lr n
Lksnesss ofsvep description copied, and post
attended 10. 1T III Nov Qe--dly
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A COMPENDIUM or the Entire Body Of the Law
BY A.. kin.s-.lph.bssc.iy arranged with reference "
svos, Law Sheep, svo, PIP 4,i77 Retail Prise go sow
4sand 81 Ana street, New Yori
Opinions Of tAs Profssssen.
There few works the profession that contain such s.y
'''@ CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
with Mr.. Justice Nelson opinion Of the asoveSH
TONED work - o,-u
Nrw Yoxx, Sept. Is, 1850.
The reliable from the wh.. s,r
povsra auxiliary .h. law student. pvns him nc sel On
ROBERT ]. wALxEL
ooros.a IL, 1850.
graaned with their accuracy and have been much ps
with The precision and c!earne.. with which .nneunoss r. r.
nom myself, feel profession "
learn it, m'' ana IKE its 'dv'n; SscK rpupr
Nav Yorx Crrr, Oct is, 1850.
npsr: az the advantage. Of accurate and ys y ,
DAVID PAUL BROWN, PhilsAs'phi'
collected great diligence and sccusssJ.
decided tho point psessn,st BY h. q.s.sn ~ ~
ably x ne M Which ss,s o.: = ss =
SCISSOR Of the work. very large lay is,:.y ,,.s.lps
ton q my other avocstons allow ~ am hNs
:1:es 70 d. IL q for . ":
trial and argument From Of NJ w.
leS with confidence tsaesA win -
JUDGE eRIDLEy, Uaca, New Y"s
IL cAlcuiasd TO be greater help the student hss ay
book Of Ne sAe sxtant, And VIII hnd spon ever ~
liable valuable ready reference. ,..Ah
The plan, and utility accuracy works hsv ~
~ um4taiAsd Appreciation Of the dsneu.neo
= ~ .f H S.e ss Ess. o. v
F"aasSssi; Nv '''" 0' "'A'' ~'' JOHN r. Trow
Hsv A1-6 - and 81 AnA@~
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:.
pieces white oak feet long II .chs' ~ds s'hehs a.a
~ piece. white OAK II long 10 inches wide inches
- Win. oak "A feet long, inches ids inches
u piece. white oak "A feet oHs ~ inches wide 10 inches
70 ss White oak n feet long inches wide 10 inches
~ piece, white OAK " feet ''s 10 inches "a' ~ inches $3.50
ss,a3s
rom large all other .ss, hIss
isui, per M feet, board
Glass No. Al Aits Pine Timber.
long 70 average feet rough squared
and not less than inches the end Of the ek Gu
pieces white pine timber 70 feet long 80 inches diam
piece. White pine i D1 IS fee, ons % Dsnss diam
" assi PIC" s sS asnf q 81
ete ~ feet nom butt, "a inches al top end pr IN
ameer, in die centre Of stick q
piece. white pine timber ~ fee, long y nehs. sassrs
stick The whole 10 be straight. il
Glass No. 5Yeiow Pine Timber, se Mast and Spar TIMBER
by the cubic foot.
pieces yellow-pine timber, &c long, 20 inches
pieces yellow pine TIMBER so feet long, 20 inches
pieces yeiow-pine timber, sc feet long, 10 incaes
pieces yellow pine timber, IS feet long, 10 inches
pieces yellow pine timber, IS long, 10 inches
pieces yellow pine timber, So long, 10 inches
pieces yeliow-pne timber, 46 feet long, IS inches
square, -. 49, 40 Ca. ,o,u IA ,,ohs. -"
pisces yoh'"pt"' un''''' - ~. NNs - ,'~ 900
pieces yellow pine timber, "a feet long, 10 inches
pieces yellow pine timber, 81 feet long ls inches
.pna,a yS"o'' P"e N'' = 49, 's' " $500 l6o
pieces yeIow-pine timber "a fee. long, 10 inches
las
pieces yellow pine timber, 60 long, II inches
a r,scas v.,oy nina ,mb.r "a fat long II inch..
fouare 337
pieces yellow pine timber % feet long, II inches "a,
aaa s v.,ov nina ,imh,r "a fac, onv II niche. 90
ssounIe - 3l9
SQUARE '" '''e ~ = 800
4 nsc.s ys,ou nine ,mbsr n feet LONG II inche.
square. square ''"'" ''A' '''''' : '''' '''s' as
mecca yellow nine timber Is feet long. II inches
square, 2l4
pieces seh'"-plns u"'0' . 'e'' o"s : ''"'' ,aa
,a..- v.,,o,v ain. Similar 90 fe., Ions II ncbe.
mosn. ''"o"-p'"' '' . ~ "s' : ~ IT'S
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