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s. o. 81 81 81 Sd
From tho Cleveland l0hio) Herald
when this old Hat was new.


When this old hat was new, the people used to say
The best among The Democrats were HARRIsor
and CLAys
The Locos now assume the nance title most
untrue,
nd most unlike their party name when this old
hat was new.
When this old hat was new, Pan Btren was Fed.
An enemy 20 every man who laboEed for his bread
And i the people Of New York have kept their
records true,
He voted 'gainat The poor mans rights, when this
old hat was new.
When this old hat was new, Bpschauan was The
man
Best fitted in the Keystone State 70 lead The FEEDER
81 clan
He sworo .sif Democratic blood should make his
veins look blue,
He "a cure them BY phIebofomy,,s when this old
When ilis. oIs has was new, twas eighteen hun
charls. Egersou did then declare, BY al bis hopes
of heaven,
''IIad he been able to reflect he d been Tory
true,
And meier have thought i Feproach, 2 when this
When this old hat vas new, Of Richard Ruat i
To figure Ven among .he Feds =. vors ablaek
Deny this, LoeOs, i YOU plsase--for every worlds
true;
/ knew full well old Dicky Rush, when this old
hatwas new.
When this ola hat vas new, the Senator from
Destroyed By Gre an efigy, Z immortalizs his
The siIigy was Madison's, if common fame be
So Reuel HTiliqn.s was Fed, when this Old hat
was new.
When this old hat was new, twas in the Granite
State
That Hurry Hubbard asked each town % send
delegate
To meet in council a The time when Federalism
Made Hartford look like indigo, when This old
hat was new.
When this old hat was new, Sam G..shuan did
declare
'sThat should soldier cross the lines, he hoped
he'd perish there,
And leave bis bones incanada, for enemies tol
50 much for his Democracy, when this old hat
was new.
When this old hat was new, old Governor Provost
The States invaded, at the head Of numerous Rri-
Then mark, ye Iocos, what then did Marlin Chit
tendon do!
Forbid Green Mountain Boys to fight, when this
old hat was new.
When this old hat was new, Woodbury. and Ia,a
Ness,
e. alien Bro'Ou and Stephen Hqight, were Of the
Federal mess;
"A. 1T Everett, Marta Field. and Sam q 4lea too,
Now PATENr Democrats, were Feds, when this
old hat was new.
When this old hat was new, those worthless did
oppose
The cause and friends Of Liberty, and stood among
their foes;
Not 50 with .Granny' Harrison, for at Tippecanoe
de bravely fought the savage foe, when this old
hat was new.
When this old hat was new, the friends Of Liberty
knew we'll the merits Of Old TIP, while fighting
at Maumee;
Come now, huzza for HARRlsoE, just as we used
to do
When first We heard Of Proetor's fall, when this
old hat was new.
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al EIoquenl Recorll. .

WILLIAM HI HARRIsoN was born in Virginia, on
the 9th Of February, 1878.
In 1871. when nineteen years Of age, lie was ap-
pointed BY Washington On ensign in our infans
army.
In 1902, he was promoted to the rank Of lieute-
nant; and in 1893 he joined the legion under Gen.
Wayne, and in few days thereafter was selected
by him as one of his aids
On the 24th Of August, 1894, he distinguished
himself in the battle Of Miami, and eIicifed the
most fattering written appreciation Of General
Wayne.
Ia 1795 he was made captain, and was placed
in command of Fort Washington.
Inl191. he was appointed. by President Adams,
Secretary Of the North Western Territory, and
er-Q6fcio Lieutenant Governor
Inl796, he was chosen delegate to Congress.
IN 1901, he was appointed Governor Of Indiana,
and in the same year, President Jefferson appoints
ed him sole commissioner for treating with the
Indians
n 1909, he was reapPointed Governor Of indie
ana By Madison.
On the 9Th of November, 1911, he gained the
victory of TIPPECANOE.
On the 18th of September, 1879, he was appoints
ed By Madison, Command Chief Of the North
Western Army.
On the Ist Of May, 1918, the siege Of FoRr
MRIss commenced--lasted i've days and was ter
minated by the brilliant and successful sortie Of
Gen. Harrison.
On the 3lst ofJuIy, 1873, the battle Of FoRr
STEPHENSON occurred.
In septem per, lolS, Glowing the Tying British
ne reconqueteo Detrolt ana the Whole Peninsula
q laicnlgan. 80,
~ October, lol Z, ne pursued Zen. Proctor into
Upper Canada, and on the 9Th utterly destroyed
81 captured his Army IN the BATTLE or THE
4 HAass.
y ialas ns w. aPPolntea Dy Madison, one q
the Commissioners % treat with the Indians, and
Iii the same year, with his colleagues Gov. Shell
BY and Cen lasss conc luded the celebrated treaty
oI s1Issngllis
z Aol3' ne Y. g sgaln appointed sneh COMMITS,
sloneIs VAIN zen. aA AAFtnur and ME. Graham and
neg eles IS 8 10y e = ye5roiI.
Is ~ g ~ s so. slscsso E mem q Congress.
e e e aalo g intIodnced resolution ~
= g la.u = ~ enc q the
sloq uent speeches. ever
II, 1910 II 80 $50 -
So - g member g me emo
~ soas $3.50.
,oss senator e Congress
i;,s s, nan g me MI
-. ,. IS t-s'ss = sas' = chsons VINO
~ =. 10 ~ Ass nix.
IL ,eae rpgslasa pIlhlssef 70 1oloH-
49, - testsf g Doll
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Fison) comes as near % this character as any I
can think Off
1le People 81 HE Lsailed Sgates May they ever
remember hat to preserve their Liberties, they
must Do Their own voting and their own fighting.
NJ II. HARRISON.
IN oil ages, and mall countries, i has been
observed that the cutivators Of the soil are those
who are least willing ID part uisl their ghls and
submit themselves to the win Of mastery
w. II. HARRISON.
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J NI1E Co-partnership heretofore existing
between e Z. 8 Fl. LEAvnr, was dis
solved % The 27th nit By mutual consent.
ALI those having claims against SAID fiirra win
present them 70 II. Leayel for payment. and
those owing said firm Or that Of r. r. I.eavel
q Co. will please come forward and make
to Fl. Leavel.
Fl e. LEAVEL,
II. IEAVEI.
Yazoo City, May II, 1910 45-6t
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NOIc

II. persons indebted "a the estate Of
Thomas ], Daniels, deed. are request.
ed e make Immediate payment. and chose
having claims against Tie same. are rennest-
ed % present them duly authenticated within
the tlule prescribed BIZ law 81 they viii be
forever 5arred.
ROBERT F. SORELS, Admsr.
IN right Of his wife.
June -, l840s 1856.
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HONOR 10 THE BRAVTs.
FOR PRESIDENT or T.HE UNITED STATES.
GEN VIM. III. HAIR IsON.
H.4RRLSa.lA 3. 80.

H4RRLS0 Is 1886.
do NOT believe that
Congress eon ab0ltss
slavery Ia tie District b
0Essllibin without the
consent of the States
Of Maryland and Vir-
GINA. and Of the People
81 the District =
do not believe that
Congress can abolish slo-
reg.g N ule states, Or III
any manner interler
aeiNs tie properly b the
cltlae1ss III their slares.
bur upon the applicats6n
Of the States, ID which
case and N no other,
they might appropriate
money to aid the states
% app gilsg 70 get rid of
their slaves These o-
pinions I hare alsgags
he'd, and this was Tie
ground upon which I
voted against the Mis-
souri, restriction in the
10th Congress- The o.
pinions given above are
precisely those which
were entertained BY Mr..
Jefferson and Mr.. Madi-
son.n
The discussion OF the
question of slavery ia
the non-slave- holding
States Is equally iniu-
rious to the slaves and
their masters and has
no sanction in the prin-
ciples Of the Constitu-
ton.
w. H. HARRIsoN
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ME undersigned viii present their ac-
counts as guardians for John Sherrard,
lunatic, to the Hon, Probate Court Of Yazoo
county, at the June term Of said court for
final settlement and allowance. At which
time we viii surrender our letters Of guar
dianship for said John Sherrard.
WILLIAM SHERRARD,
JOEL SHERRARp.
May 8, 1910. 44-4t
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NtdJN bCAEs ~ l 1886
owe il, however.
70 candor 20 say to you,
that ] have not been d
bic 10 satisfy myself
that the grant to Con-
gross ii the Constitu-
tion, Of the power Of
ezclsts1pe Regulation IN
az eases phateuer'' over
the Federal District.
does not confer on that
body the same authors
" over the subject that
would otherwise have
been proposed by tho
States 81 Maryland and
Virginia or that Con.
gfess might not, IL wire
tue thereof take such
steps upon the subject
III this District, as those
States might themselves
lake within their own
limits, and consistently
With their rights Of So
Yereignty.
Thus viewing the
matter, / would not,
from the lights now be-
fore me, feel myself safe
inpr0nouncing that com
gress does not possess
the power Of interfering
with or aholishing sla-
very in the Distinct Of
Colnmbia.n
In 1891
Mr.. Van Buren,, as q
member Of the N. York
Convention he voted TO
give seenegroes the right
Of suffrage
In 1920
Mr. Van Buren, voted
to prohibit the introduce
ton Of slaves into the
territory Of Florida.
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VIE greatest Worm Medicine in the world
CI,e IS s 81 ERMAN'S WORM LOZEN-
GES.-lhey never fail to DESTROY all tho
year. o eo'o iast
l certify that have used Sher,nan's Worm
Lozenges in my family for two years, and thew
never fail to destroy the worms.
BENZ F. GooDsPEED. $50 Sixth Ayenua
certify that have used Sherman's Worn
Lozenges IN my practice believing them the
Dess worm medicine ever offered to the puhl;c
GALEN HUNTER nj. D., 109 Sixth Avenue
MY son was cured of fits by Sherrnan,s
worm Lozenges after the physicians could not
THos. DONALDSON 3sl Broome.st
l cured boy of fits on board of Have
packet by two doses of Sherman's Worm L.
enges. u. Luz
Dr. CoVil of this city tells us the more be
uses tnese Lozenges the better he is pleased
win both their virtues and this mode of al
mlnlstering medicine. 'u'
OEly 70 cents per box-Wholesale and "a
tan al IO6 Nassau-street, W Y: 100 Fulton
street., Brooklyn, and AZ Westminster-straat
a. l. Sl:tf
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Miscellaneous.

PERSONAL APPLICATION IN RAISING
FUNDS FoR BRNEvoLENcE.-Some fifteen
Ut sixteen years ago, Foreign Missionary
Associations, both among males and fe-
males, were formed in Boston and vicinity.
In these associations there were collectors
appointed, whose duty it was at the prop
er season annually to make personal ap,
.plication to every individual In their dis
iricts respectively, for aid in behalf of the
Boards. Under this system every individ-
ual had an opportunity of complying with
or rejecting the solicitation to give. This
system was adopted pretty extensively in
various districts of the church. 1t operat-
ed well. and we knew of no good reason
why it ever went into disuse. 1t however
was exchanged in 1881 by the churches
in Boston for the present system, generally
adopted in the churches that of taking up
q subscription on cards or small pieces of
paper, in the congregation on the Sabbath,
after missionary sermon. 1t is s1id that
this practice was followed, in the churches
in Boston. but with diminishing results,
untilthe present year. The present year
the churches named below reverted back
to the old system. And the following ia
bles, in contrast with the last year, give
gratifying results.
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THEY IMPORT THE BEST ENGLISH
PATENT LEVER WATCHES

They deal in Watches, Clocks, Jewel
~, fine Cutlery, Plated and Brittania
Ware, Casters, Candlesticks, Snuters.-
Uns Plated, and German Silver Spoons,
Thermometers, Musical instruments,
French and English Perfumery, Soaps,
Hair Oils and Powders. The best Of
Stocks, Collars. Bosoms, and Suspenders.
Pocket-Books. Purses. Cards, Station
cry, Manifold Writers, Portfolios, Writ
ing Desks, and very extensive assert.
ment of Fancy Articles.
Strangers and, others visiting the place,
are respectfully invited to call and look
through our assortment. We are pleased
10 receive calls II you do NOT wish to Dur.
chase. Please enquire for any article
you may wish for. as many Of our goods
ARE in drawers and boxes You can End
almost any article at the " Variety Store
Burlington Vermont. 2S:ly.'
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SHERMAN's COMPOUND ORRIS
~ TOOTH PASTE IT,

er Anown for cleaning whitening and beaut,fvno.
tne teeth hardening the gums and sweeten;nss
tne breath. DR.. E. A. Ward DR.. A. p. Sm;.ss
1T, a. Comstock Hon. w. A. Thompson anu
Professor Bingham have given it their deciSad
appreciation believing it far superior to ever
sn'6g OF the kind ever offered to the public. Oy.
e .VOO certificates from the clergy physicians
aadsa me most distinguished individuals might be
- ION Paste; none other can be depended mn
rs. :, ms alone preserves the teeth while # bean.
- 49, mem. For sale at I06 .1assau-street ON
PrO,;J sDove Ann and AZ Westminsfer-stress
3l:H
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C1oth-Dressine.

Nh E undersigned takes this method TO mott
= ty the public that he will carry on the
manufacturing business in all its branches, at the
stand formerly occupied by Walker & Bush Hav-
ing htted up the works in the best possible man.
ner, and having employed the most experienced
and best workmen, he fatters himself, by doing
his work in the best manner, and with despatch
not excelled by any IN this vicinity, that he
will share the public patronage. Cloth will be
exchanged for wool. Wool will be taken to
work upon shares, or by the yard, at the option
of the owners.
Plain Cloths of ell Qualities and CoIors.-
Cassimeres Ditto.-Sattinetts Ditto.
together with large quantity Of
SLEEPS GREY,
also,
will CARD WOOL in the best manner ana
on short notice. Also, will carry on the
CLOTH.DRESsING BUSINESS
TO the accommodation of customers
The above business will be carried on by lei w
WALKER, who will see that the work 10
zone IN good manner, and to the satisfaction of
all who may favor him with their business.
II. w. WALKER.
Salisbury, April, 1910. 32:ly
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Bank of POuZtneu.

2 ME Books for receiving subscrip-
u tons to the capital stock of the
Bank of PouItney will be opened at
Poultney on Wednesday, the 9Th dav of
May. 1910, at Joel Beaman's, in tie West
Village, and at A. Bliss store in the
East Village at the same time-and will
continue open 10 days from 10 o'clock
A. NJ, to P. M.
A. BLISS, for Commissioners
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IRA BUTTON, BRANDON, Vt
VIM. e. Greene Vergeunes
Jonathan Hagar MiddIebury
): Frost & Co. Bridport
Kent Wright Shoreham
Jas. Hull Orwell
Ira Button Brandon
Hiram L. Cheney Rutland
w. P Reynolds Factory Point Manchester
M. 4. & ). ). Scott Bennington
1. Steene Brattleboro'
NJ ). Buckland Bellows Falls
y. c. Goddard Windsor
Jas. II. Murdoch Woodstock
Joel Day RoyaIton
Foster Grow Chelsea
Perry Marsh Montpelier
T. Walton & Sons Montpelier
Jno. Kelsey DanviIle
Jonas Flint st. Johnsbury
VIM. Pierce Lyndon
leo. l.. Warner johnson
>, Z. Morse Graftsbury
;. Lyman Graftsbury
Sabin Kellam Irasburph
E. Cleveland Coventry
=. q ). w. Baxter Derby Line
Ed Lyman North Ferrisbursb
Amasa Paine Lowell
Otis L. Kelton Montgomery
y. "A. Keith Sheldon
David Lyman St. Adams
Maynard Kidder Moriah NY.
Z. y. Hatch Westport N. Y.
W. r. b. Boynton Essex NY.
Cured Hartwell Keesville N. Y.
X Cottrill Plattsburgh N. Y.
leo. Severance CbaZy N. Y.
johnson & Son Whitehall N. Y.
Albert l.. Catlin, Orwell Village.
w. Chapman e. ca Ch,nuans, po;..