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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15
Truly yours
Truly yours,
JosEPn POLLARD.
MechanicsviIle, MI. Holly, W., }
Juuuay 30, 1856.
Vermont Black Hawk Horses.


.M.Ssrs. Editors Tile readers
of your valuable journal always have
an interest Ia learning of Whatever
tends To The Improvement of the farm,
or OF their stock which gfa2es upon
the thousand hill-,ides OF New Eug-
land.
ia give some few interesting items
IN reaunn to that celebrated branch
Of the race Of Morgan horses wide
" known as the Vermont Black
Hawks, in the purpose Of the pres
ent arIcle.
The Back Hawk family of horses,
although Morgan, differ So essential
" from the other branches of the
race, as 10 constitute a different
variety. Black Hawk, the palernal
head of this family of Morgans, was
got 10y sherman Murgan, the best
son of the original or Justin Morgan
horse. From the old Justin Morgan
has descended the entire Morgan
race.
For full aud authentic history
Of the Morgan race. lis origin, &c,
sre Aibang Cuiiraior, Feb. lS47.
Black Hawk was purchased by
DAVID Hin ol Bridpoft, VI, from
Benz mia rhurston, Of Lowell, Mass.
in iS11, since which lime hc has
sloud "a Mr. Hllrs slabe--the value
of his stock, aud the reputation of
their sire, increasing annually up TO
the pr senl date.
in an editorial article in the Boston
Culuvaior of March 9TH, 1853, il is
stated, lhal according TO "A list in the
hands OF the editors, there had been
Sold of the progeny of Black Hawk,
from the town OF Budporl alone, 3S
animals aud nn interest Ia the 39th
lo the amount of oue-half, for the
sum Of S22,737, or an average of
$500 and fraction each
have list which shows that
since the publ,cnIlnn Of the article
alluded To-, there have been made
lrom liie Town Of Bndporl alone, ac-
lual sai,s OF eleven animals of this
stock n orton of them mares and
geldlnas, which have brought the
sun OF $l7,iS5, or an average OF
81, ,562, aud fraction each.
Such st tcments may seem almost
Incredible AT first, but the reasons for
The hi-h puces at this stock may bs
found ia the following fact: they
haue nmdiSpuied rceiience Of blood,
grsat Sfyie, endurance aud speed.
have uoyer known another sire
from which has sprung So a large
proportion Of ias,-solng animals as
from Black Hawk. Among his de-
scendau,s ute the following nurses;
Ethan Allen, who made when less
lhan years old, on Long Island, 2
36 in harness, aud has made renent-
ly at Boston 2 "a ~ Know Ndlh-
my, 5 years old, time 2 81 l-2 May
N, 1858, Cambridge Park; Black 8
Ralph, , 80, Saratoga Truck Belle
Of Saratoga, 2 % l-2; Black Hawk
Maid, ? 34; Sherman Black laws "
? 80 ; Prince Albert : 36; Lady
sherman, ? 40; FELTON, Black Hawk,
, 80; red Legs, 2 40; Cleopatra,
, AZ, Lone Siar, 2 40; North Star,
, AZ; Flying Ciuud, 2 ~ Black
Hawk Chief ? AZ; sherman Belle.
? so. To this might be added a
list of three year old colts that have
made hall mile repeatedly in 25,
aud mention might be made Of the
remarkable colt Don Jnan, who made
upon Lake Champlain last winter,
when two years old, half mile in
| %. NJ
A record of the doings Of many
of The above named horses may 10
found Ia files OF the ~. Y. Spirit
(See an Page.)
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15
Fruit Culture in vermont.

Mn EDlroR - wish TO remark a
lutle on farming. You will not here
expect learned disquisilion on book
farming, puzzling lawyer TO under
stand, but rather lew plain remarks
from IA plain source. And first, then,
may not refer to Orchard Culture
as the last, although moi the least, TO
be sought unto. know not, indeed,
how il is elsewhere, but here in Rut-
land County there is neglect not
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5}ligrrllanPOug.
THE PrAsANr,s coz.

TR'M > sHiPNA>rfR LOG NOOK
on mt last voyage 20 Bu,lm The
owners of the .hp pto,h ru,sasc wlth
me. The whole cargo beon.cd iu
ihrm. and rhr, noI or, Wished 60
do some hu.n,ss n Enulsnd. bur
ihc, also bad dcslrc to itavci some.
Beside ubc three owners. hod G,ur
passenger, in llir ribin The pas-
sage from Nev York lo ENGLAND on
that ocra-iou was tlc most severe
aud storm, l,,cf uudc. ] have cA-
lereuced h,a,ltr ,inim> nui never
-nch continued naid Wcaihcr 1he
uld ship WAS ou 70 .ltaiu ih, whnlr of
mc tme, aod tinu-i, / run urr into
the Avon without lo,ing lilo or an
mpotuut spar. ,el She l,ad received
much dumanc Her mainuta~t VA,
,puu2. hcr rddrr dsmo.ci hcrtim-
hers ,lfaineI. aud for ihe lgl week
hcrrumr, had u br Arp ."ng all
u.c uuc. owners. passengers. dicers
and all. dmrg their share oi work az
lhe brakes
As soon o., we could get ilic car
go out, ihe ship hau'rJ mntIc dock
iur repairs. uui we iouul upon cy-
umtuuon, iha' % ~. ID be- % week
before Sine could ii for sea-; and Of
she had an thc fcpnis winch sine at,-
solulyh rc,dcd ii would take ncr
ucar,rIwo week.. A ooYitac, Va,
made !ur the lob, and ,ue of ihr own
.,r> agfccd iu stay tl and ,uparu-
trrd ihc work. Tb, lru mc 40 hh-
up aud h,gau lo took mouu. n'
.rmc plarctuNsu llnG heard much
nl Salisbury ram THE amou,
Smucheugr was there, and SO wef,
lhr,e oller relics of kumm uu,
Buush antiquities Accordingly Il
Sallsbm, Pmu resolved to 20 -
" hen went on boari rhr >hip T.,
Wtke arrangements WITH lhe owner
vhu had renamed lucre, lnuud ou,
.ol the pass nlcrs Iu,i leaving llr
uanc vas Nuitau Lc man. lie wa
ia young mao. uoi mute thau thrl
years Of age, and | supposed hlm
from ns features and Idiou, t. be al
Lngi~iman l"id hun | was 90
lrg io SALISBURY, and bee informed m'
that hc VAS -"ug l3csame WY.
Leenan had been intending l'
lake 'Ic stage L" DEVICES and bon
iheuc. Ia take sofite ol the rms
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15

The contribution of the people in
the time of David, towards the bull
ding of the sanctuary, was not FAR
from 100000 600: while David is
said To have collected nearly G36,-
600, 900 The gold with which Sol
omon overlaid the 4" Most Holy Pal
ace," only room thirty leet square,
amounted 10 moro than ihirly-clgh,
millions sterling
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sometime we shall surely pay him.'
Alas when =
ANY time within a month will
answer, said Leemnn.
Both the old people looked aghast.
Oh You have only planted
more misery for MS. kind SIR cried
the old man. 3 We could have borne
TO be stripped of nur goods by the
landlord better than we can bear 10
rob noble friend. You must take
our stock our COWS and sheep
But not vet, resumed l.eoman.
'l have another way Lislen:-
Once lon had a boy-a wild, way
ward chld'
cs.' murmured the old man.
Aud what became Of hime "
For snmc moments the father was
silent hut al length said,
Alas hc fled from home, long
years ago. One might've lived
then Ear oft here, in Northampton
shire, my boy ipined with lot Of
o,,,r ,,.,hs ,,.., 81 d., oiJ.r
Than himself, and went lnlo the park
Of Sir Thomas Boyle aud carried a.
way two deer. lie was delected
aud to escape the punishment, he
tlrd, -aud / -noi-seen him
since. Bat Sir Thomas would no,
tu.i.h hmm f,r i. t,lJ no Ga af
,ery,rd
tA,d toll ,,o Lb. r.o,.n did
,,o never h,,r (ro,,,J,, mn, :,
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NY c''iin'''''" nee was 'n"y 'r-
'r''eu' ne woman arose ana walk
e." "'" ''' nun. sue 'a'l '''r "'n"
Ni'" "'S "e'd' ana "enio"'S sue
""'>f''e'
For ''e io'e "I llea'e" no'' | "e-
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noi There tnok out NV bandEcr.
chlc( aud uiped lhe ,ears from NV
cheeks
/, was an hnur before returned
and when found an calm and SER
ere, save tba, the mother was a,l
Ncro,nu C,r ike L.,,d of h., reiurn-
rd how w,s cor ,os,,no uno, her
shouiier and har arm was ahout I'm,
neck Nathan arose ne entered
and ,y,th % smile n. hid me be seat-
ed
Van knov all os weu osIcao
tell Won sud he When we frs,
.,on,.d here had no idea oc 6nd-
,,g nv n,r.nis hprc for whom I went
away sixteen wear, auo lelt them
,n K,,,s,h,o,e ,,,n ,hn K,, I
know 7ben of ,.o,,,.. Inn, ,y,.bed
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So Mr.. Vaughan turned his eyes
elsewhere about the room. and nj
lenp,h were fixed npon the old man
Well, said he. what abont the
rent >
We haven't a penny of il vet
sir answered the host. trembling.
Not n nennvi Then how'll Won
oav me twenty mounds !"
,Twentv mounds - mnttered the
old man. painfully 'Alasl can
not nav IT, You know Walter has
been lone sick and every penny /
could earn has been paid the doc
tor. You know he was 10 have
earned the rent If he had been well 8
4 dom, know apv hing about
II, returned the landlord doepedlv
for Mr. Vaughan owned the little
farm i. qfterward appeared. ,Alit
know is. that Won have had the
house and the land. and that for two
whole years ypu haven't pad the
peuuy. You know | told yon
mouth ago. that Won should have
Inst one month to pay me. That
month wasup last night Can yuu
pay me ?
Not no 20. God knows |
can't
Then YOU must leave the house.
Whom
'To-nyht
You do not meau that. You
win not uru as out so qmcRly u.s.
.Oltuppn vour prtug what
do Won nrau by that: You had
nouce month ag,. How long 20
notre do you supp,.e / g,vs If
Won haven, hal ,lm.ii.a maulh to
.. .
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-15

[ guidP-hOard sad u was nVe miles 10
Dpptford Inn
! proposed we should tuu into
this by-way aud make for Deptford
Inn as fast rs possible, and my com
panjon readily consented We had
gone a mile when the great drops of
rain began to fall but, as good for
tune would have it, we cSpied
small neat cottage, not more than a
lurloug ahead, through a clump of
/ popars. We made for this place,
/ and reached il before we got wet
There was a good sized barn ou the
prrmi-es and long sheep-shed con
uec,ed il with the house Beneath
! thi, shed we drove, and just as we
allghjed an old man came ont. We
told hun thai we had got caught "a
a ,torm, and asked him If hc could
accommodate us over night lie
told MS we should have the best his
humble place could afford. aud thar
+ # We would put up with HAT We
should be- welcome.
As soon as the horses We're taken
care ot we followed The old man i1-
to the house He was a greyhead-
ed mau, ceriiuly on the down hill
side ot thrrescorc, and III, form wa,
benz 10y hard work lisrounteutoce
was naturally kud ard hebevolrut
huu there were other marks ui,un hl,
brow Ihau hose ol rld ase The
momeut ,aw hm knew he had
seen much at solt rna 1t was "a
uea, room 10 Which wr were lrd "a
living room but vet itee from dir
AID clutter Al old Woman was
just budding fle for supper aud
"a, we eutpred .he arose irom hr'
work
some travellers w.le, canght la a
shower, sand ihrrld mau.
'Surcl,, gentlemen, you're wei
comr,' tho wumm sad BOO "a tone S..
mll aud free ,h,t | knew ,hr spoke
only the frelius of her soul. lfs
XIII. ...r..
u-t
/ 'heosrd ,h- good peofle and
TODD thrm would iny them we'll iur
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f., h.,.,, lu..h. .'o.de no rr,lv
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L.,o..,.lsJ .,d va. sur. fh,.,e
s.,,..o,.,.,t asked ths.,,ld
,.. n t..b..d .,cl,n-..
.V.., said o,tl.a sad shake
.r u,. head ,NIv p.nr bN has
hs.u.ac. 81 l,ug ,yhil. He's lhe
.,ly ,,.Jl b,v.-,h- only hel,cr
... th. ,ui. farm aud be ha. been
.... ,,o aIi t,..,,r,na and summer.
I-.e.t.l,e,..,,..of il,, sheen. but [
,ouIln'. reu. u'> hard. hur we
d,t,,d,.1ur Nvuoad v,le God
,..,. her share, me tr,al win me.
and ,hi,t sh. lakes the biggest
Share,
.No. no John-Ion't saw So. ut
t.,oJ,,a o,,. ~, woman cnnld
dol,,. work Won do
Il dou'tmeaa ro tell TOO much,
N,tg,rri. onv Vuu know kuu ve
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ssd articles offered unds, the contract shall have been
yard specially authorized BY e department.
Ii viii be stipulated IN te contract that default sha DC
pardcs first In delivering all or any OF he auees
the times and places above PROVIDED
then the said parties win forfeit and pay % he
OF money equal 70 twice
OF price herein agreed upon as he price 70
the actual delivery heeoi which
qudaied damages be recovered from time 10 time aS ey nc
The suretes sign and their responsibility
lined by collector district attorney, some other
satisfactorily knOun TO the bureau.
the that the bureau shah have the
annung without damage 10 tho gov
smmen Congress shall not have made appopr
named the completion OF the works
which this is based and shall also
diminish the quantities named In the
schedule hve
cent
shall accepted viii be notified by letter
oce which notice shall be considered scien
tho supplies specified with
from the date OF notice from the bureau OF the accept
will be made with other
persons guaanto OF such deaung bidder viii be held
sponsible tor all denquencies,
All conformity with this advertisement
viii, a option of the bureau, be rejected.
Those only whose offers accepted viii ba nohed and
will he ready for execution soon uGfeaeI my be
practicable.
l9-lawiw
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Proposals for Supplies.

QuARTERhAsTER's OFFICE, Nj CoRrs,
Washington, Oct. 10, 1856.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Der next for supplying
during the hscal year ending Both June, 1857:
800 uniform caps, with scales complete
200 marile pOmpons
goo patent leather stocks
800 OF shoulder privaea
loo do Of non onconmissioned officers epauees
1000 do linen pants
9 600 linen shirts
5000 pairs marine
500 marine blankets
.op dozen pairs woolien socks
800 marine fatigue caps
500 linen blouses
1000 pairs Canton flannel drawers
5oO0 TO 10000 yards ga sky blue keraey
200 TO 1900 do of blue clu;h cochnea dye and dyed
the wool
Samples the above Office the Assistant
luartermaer Marine Corps New York. conformity
sanple will be required. All articles be inspected and certified
10 before payment Is made.
The Guariermaser himself the d
minsh the quantities named
The articles be delivered such umes such
quantities. and At such places the direct
free OF expense to the United States.
No bid will be unless accompanied by
two surees known this Office certified TO by official
To be endorsed Proposals Supplies
to the Quarermaser Of the Marine Corps Washington D. &.
GEO. r. LINDSAY,
Mai and Qualternaster.
Tho National ntelgencer Evening STAR Washington
c. Patriot Concord and Gazette Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Post and Times Boston, Mass Eagle Brooklyn Daily News New
York Argus and Pennsyvnninn, Philadelphia, Penn, will pub
sh the abuve three until the 0th November next
Office for
Oct ll-eodtiOlhNoy
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broposaIs for Erecting the Custom- House, A. c.,
at Georgetown, ID. q.


TREASURY DEFARTAEEy am
sepu, mber "a, 1855
a., On pROpOaALs will be received until
tbe a November A. d. 3o al ~ O'Clock al noon ior
10 lhe plans prepared tnis
80 a as 10 whole building for the
gut kinds bills Of parcels should accompany each
each Kind 81 work. aud the total amount
OUT the reseTgng The right 20 reject
G oeoas invited teieoi when bdesms the
,ei OF United States requires III he department. also
@ . us cause 10 believe aiuly prrform The
10 obtain by Iadecuons and
BIDS shall be par In nteest who do not oin in
d all bids that investigation are osow iar price
for the WORK ,.s- .4,.--.. -, : :
Dc viii such bidders uni details furnished
prices the different kinds OF work and
which br subject 10 the revision of the department.,
MAI ne gross shall be equinsly apporoned the whole
n Sok 10 guide the department IN king payments 4.
The OF work done and materials delv
according price aaid amount 10 be ascertained by
@ agent department. appointed for that
e paid finn time to time, as the work progresses, and
@ p uat the completion Of the contract and
the work. Sc by the agent areaid and be forfeited
of non-fnthmant OF contract.
Contracts will awarded only master builders and mechanics,
lid g consent OF the Secretary
4 ne treasury. will "a forfeiture OF tho
Raen by written signed
% , peraons tceruded
uise Of The said disicl in the sum OF SUo,
The work, OF popooae amount Tor any part,
he bidder ~ when equred his proposal be accepted
bond win and sufficient securities for
ns prcdcauons working drawings be examined at
information obtained appiica ion TO the
&depanent - - -, -, h;a a,ns,,,,a,, .aa,o...l 40 ,h
NJ the endorsed Proposals for the
fSsnm Hon sc and will be opened at O'clock, Of the
Eias day nahea 'oi 'eesi''s w JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Rent q4-anwsodays - Tint. starl ~ -..'
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PROPOSALS.


y ~ q i NAVY nsrARrAEsT, Ia.
'- Bureau 0 Yards and Docks, September ~ ESQ.
SEALED PROPOSALS. i0s sparay endorsed Pro
~ Glass No fhs lnans
yS viii be received hs once uati noon cd the a5h octo
furnishing deiyepng several yards
the materials and articles embraced in the following classes
aud which particularly desebsd printed schedules which
will be furnished application by mail requested
desiring 10 offer contract for anyor all the classes
named therein yard the
the yards under command by the
hereo or by the bureau, for ala the yards
In bidders send
them schedules by mail twin be in order insure their
thai they should enclose ihsr application
stamps, the law requifes all postage TO be prepaid
Bders hereby cautioned and particularly n9hed that their
hereinafter prescribed and be mailed In
reach their destination before the time expires for receiving
bid be considered eA shall be received after th
rodtatsd and alipaaes n Be made aiues Of the mail
To guard against offers being opend before the time appointed
bidders envelopa above the address,
and the endorsement thus "Proposa for Class
No. As ea for the Macy yard at lndDe the yard
To Chief of the Bureau OF Yards and Docks Washington
I'd. O.
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To Druggists and the People.

on hereby cautioned spuriou, limitations Of Dr. De
GTs h "ElGcne Ot /" a. shall who
by copyrighted bills This genuns Electric Oh has cured The
YuT of Camden of piles rheumatism also, Hon John VIII
Huntingdon, Hon r. KnFsurth, (wh Il took of bis
wbes day and han 100 oiheralr philadelphia
names have been published Philadelphia Ledger.
The Phadelphts would
guilty Of tho ascRy n counterenr in Harsbug Pa
e and imprisonment Of Valentine who attempted an nta
non Of this valuable remedy.
PmL.pHLFmA5 May q 1896,
To hs Psop, and DruEfsS throughout he United Slater
Lis, n BY Prof DE Grah Electric OF Jos Free, Wes
Philadelphia NJ rheumatism; Rodenbok Montgomery county
h"umasm sprain Ogdsn, No $50 Fourth street nham
anon of bowels Mayand Providence shingles and enked
Spence felon ard neuraRa
n Campbell Lower Maon Of burns and scarlet feveri af
F1ghtecn Others b#
W Every druRHs knows that only genuine Electric Oil
ade by The Oe Inventor and proprietor AZ hts old oee to which
p OTdcrs he addressed to procure the genuine
PrnE CIIAs. DE GRATH,
Old Office, % South sth street near Chestnut
For sale Nv CHARLES srOTT,
July N Washington, D. c,
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gro. r. LINDSAY,
mo. 569 !
Notice
Of Tie EsdblishpHeit Of heo additional Land O6iees il
Territory 9f Minnesota.

Of hs EstablshneHt Of ieo additional Land O6ets in the
Territory Of Minnesota.
pursuance Of the OF Congress- approved July 1885,
tied An act establish two additional land districts In the Ter
noy u Minnesota" embracing all that portion OF the Territory
which lies Of the line dividing townships IS and &C. north OF
the base line OF the Mississippi and north OF the
township line TO be determined hereafter by the Commissioner
the General Land Once of said ver extending thence west
Missouri river said districts called the northeastern
and northwestern" districts, districts divided by the
line dividing eighteen nineteen hereby de
cared and land Offices for said districts
abshed for the follows That for the norheaH dis
the Of BUCHAsAAn Lake Superior and hsi for
the norhwsdea the Of oUBwsY," the Mississippi
river, a The mouth Of Mudd
Given under hand, Washington this third day OF
October A. y. 1855.
By order Of the President:
THOs. A, HENDRICKS,
Commissioner tho General Land Once.
Oct 4-law6wt Tint. n Star.1
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FORM OF OFFER.
(He9s date the oGsr.)


heTe insert TIC mars) ass to9R in the Stale of nams
the State hereby offer furnish under advertisement dated
tdats II and subject TO all the requirements OF the
Of the printed schedule which refers all the articles
embraced Glass No. lale the
yad according said schedule heTe paste e printed
The schedule, and opposits eeA article set the price, and
dollars osns,
amount Of the bid for the eiass amounting to Asse
wTits the amount IN poTds) =
propose my agent CeTe the agent u Required "
the sehed for The supply under The classes
of he place delivery should offer ba
ed Ieques the be prepared and TO te
the and certificate.
(Hsre the bidder TO sign his nancy
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OTncE suPKRIKTEKDRRT OF THE PUBuo PRIETIN0,
Washington, October 4, 1856,
pursuance Of the provisions Of Act provide for
cutting public printing approved August 26 1884, sealed
proposals VIII DC received at TINS ONCE IN the tapio unu he
hst Monday list day. Of December twelve O'clock
furnishing the that required for the public printing o
commencing Of December 1856 and enang
on the Let day OF December, 1857.
The suboned speeches. nearly asceraned
quantity quality and description Of each Kind OF that will be
required:
10000 printing paper, unoaendered "a by
" inches and weigh foriyhve pounds TO the ream si
1900 fine printing calendeed, measure "a by
" inches, and TO weigh fifty six pounds TO the Eeam OF
4B0 sheets.
Class ILL.,
5000 supeffne caendered printing paper,
"a by 90 inches, and weigh fytwo pounds to
the feam of iSO sheets.
".
800 upehne hsrdzed and calenderod printing papar
measure % by - inches, and weigh forty eight
pounds 10 the of 45O sheot5.
CLAos v.
l0 Eeaa supene sized cAondoIod map paper Of such
may be required, corresponding In weight with
paper measuring 10 by "a inches, and weighing twenty
pounds per geoA af 4e0 sheoh.
Claus VI.
$40 'cam9 saPeaas asp paper t1!oaacrea or
per may bs required.
papa sRoh the above of linen
and colton free from all adulteraon with mineral other sub
stances Of fair htensss and put up In ques Of twenfour
Uniformity color weight
will bundle of wrappeTs varying
under Eve per from standard weight will be
ceived weight will in be required. Mixing
of various hicknesses the bundle make the weight
will be considered n violation of the contract.