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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26
CURIOUS POLITICAL RELIC---OLD
FASHIONED WARRINGTON BENEV-
OLENT-IiARTF0RD CONVENTION
Blu FLIGHT FEEDER ALlSM, Alloy!

blu E-Lhuhl Il EDEhA LISN, AHO1
1t will be seen by the following extract of let
ter from friend in Rutland County, that the old
ledcralists begin to think their reign is come again.
Democrats! read aud consider.
ga FACT.-MajOr Gilbert' of Fairhaycn, o.
riginay n member and ardent supporter of the
Washington Benevolent Society IN that town,
has kept in the most perfect state of preservation
the flag made some years ago for the special use of
that society, at grand celebration held at that
place, as memento of the principles to which he
ton remains unaltered. This relic was brought to
light at the late log cabin hard cMer Uhig
Conventions held at Castetoh on the 3d inst, and
was the flag under the auspices Of which that
Convention held its deliberations. 1t was ut once
recognized by a number of persons who were in at
tendance, and who, at that time, were warmly OPP
posed, to the measures of that society but Woo
now attached TO the wing party. The moment
they beheld it, they were filled with surprise, and
retred in disgust from scene so revolving Who
can longer doubt that the leaders Of the present
wing party are identical with the old Washington
Bcncyolehts, especially when a minority of the
nominees for County Senators nominated at that
Convention, were of that stamp and opposed to
the war and Nladison's administration What shall
we look for next May we not expect that at the
next log-cabin, hard cider parade in our county
a triumphant display of The British Jag, original
~ borne through the streets of Brandon during the
I'd war for independence Who can longer doubt
the success of the wing party, when moving under
such bunner-O Temporal o morcs !!-.Niddle.
bury Free Press.
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HARRISON coUNTY.-On Friday, the 22d
May, at the residence of the widow Kerry, on
Big Indian, (ata public sae) there being 70 per-
sons present, the vote was taken for President and
resulted as follows:
For Van Buren, and equal rights, Ga
" Harrison and hard cider, Is
Instances like the above occur daily in the pa
trioic county of Harrison Her hard yeomanry
are not to be guled by GO hard cider" and "log
cabins" while there principles are at stake. She
will render good account of herself in August
and November. Mark that.
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CONCORD BANK.

On the first page will be found the report of the
Bank commissioners Ii will be seen that there
exists deficiency offunds unaccounted for ,amoun-
Ding to the modest sum of some thirty thousand
klollars This would be called democratic bank,
nbsquatuiating, SWartwouiing, or downright de-
falcation and swiadiing ; occurring in teieral
Bank it is merely deficit. In addition TO this,
there are debts to an enormous amount on which
here is no adequate security. We still Ofopln-
on however, that the resources of the Bank are
sufficient TO redeem the bills and pay the deposiies,
but the Stockholders must sink almost the entire
nmount of their stock possible the whole
A second report has been made by Mr.. Clark,
one of the Bank Commissioners, at the call of the
House, which shows that the stockholders and Of
fcers are liable TO the Bank in sum exceeding
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND pol
I.ARs-Gfty thousand more than the whole of the
capital stock of the Bank We shall publish this
report in our neu William Kent, who, two years
ago. denounced the State Treasurer, at the Alstead
Convention, as improperly taking and using the
money belonging to the State, is deianlier IN the
Bank to the amount Of many thousands dollars and
it is probable the very money which paid his ex-
penses TO that convention, makes an item OF hi.
Indebtedness TO the Bank II is pretty clear now
where the money came from, which has been used
10 lavlshy against the democracy at the recent cleo
tons. Those who have wnged the war against u.
with most uncompronsing hostility, who have paid
the expenses of suits got up to harrass the editor
of this paper. are the very men who are deepest in
indebtness TO the rotten and fraudulent concern
Even Dud Palmer, who is not responsible for one
dollar nor has been for the last six years, has been
INDUCED in loans at the Bank. when hia own name
was the best on the paper. No wonder the Bank
faed-no wonder the stockholders are cheated ou
OF their capital. No wonder the clique ofthe Con
cord Bank, have been so loud in denouncing thu
government as aiming to destroy "the credit sys
ten, !" when they we're helping themselves to ten
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Hard cider is coming up.
Prentice.
Because too much has gone dorm, eh

My EYES WHAT BUSTER David Long
Esq. caught in Black River, at Tyson Furnace
near Ludlow, Vt. last week, Pickerel, which
weighed tuelre and a hay pounds. Such 'un,
don't grow in Loco Foco New Hampshire. Glare
mont Eagle.
They don't eh' 1t makes it little bad though
neighbor Warland, to know that the man rot kotch'
ed the big fish, is the blacklist kind of loky, ant
says that he can catch such 'uns' any where bu
up salt River.
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"THE SptRtT OF THE AGE" is the title Of n
new democratic journal, just started at Woodstock
Vermont 1t is published by c. G. Eastman, and
is conducted with ndeiatigabe zeal, and by an
editor whose attainmens are no ordinary desrcip-
ton. We doubt not that this journal will be pro-
ductive of great good in disseminating sound poll
teal doctrine in the Green Mountain State In ty-
biographical appearance, there are but few news
papers in the country that can vie with it, 1t il
richly deserving of liberal encouragement.
Troy Budget.
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JACKSON AND HARRIsoN-aWhy was it that
Gen. Harrison always opposed Gen Jackson
Why did he attempt to hunt him down in Congress
and disgrace him. And why did he always OPP
pose him when candidate for the Presidency
Was it because he was cnvious of the Hero Of
New Orleans, for gathering such brilliant glories
in the path which he abandoned in the midst of
the war = Detroit Free Press.
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HARD CIDER FOR THE WINGS.
SIGNIFICANT "SIGNs" IN INDIANA.

SIGNIFICANT "SIGNs" IN INDIANA.
From the Indiana Democrat.
SIGNS IN OLD FRANKLIN-A few DAYS
since at barn raising at the house of John Har-
den, in Highland township, where there were ~
persons present, vote was taken to test the
strength Of the two parties. The result was,
For Van Buren, and democracy, 81
&c Harrison hard cider and federalism, 10
[From the New Albany August
FREDERICKsBURGH, Washington co., May 20
AT the battalion musters, held on Friday and
Saturday last, a vote was taken on the Presiden-
tial election, which resulted as follows:
On Friday for Van Buren,, 10
Harrison, 0
Saturday, Van Buren,, 90
Harrison, 81
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EXCII NGE HOT Ell,
AT THE
GT.SAM GyAL Vysse.AM.So
BY j. HART,
Burlington, ~,
I'm. D. All Stages call at this house
PANGBORN l. BRINssIAID,

OF the Tdriety Store Buriington JermoHt Continue
Vas Usual Clean and Repair all kinds OF good Watch
and Clocks and to manufacture in their shop Pure Sill
yer Spoons and tine Gold Beads and Rings.
They import the best English Patent Lever Watches, and
keep for sale Gold and silver Levers and icpncs Gold and
Silver Spcciaclcs, Gold and Silver 1hmhlcs.
They deal in Watches, Clocks, Icwclry, fine Cutlery
Plated and Brtania Ware, Casters, Cundestcks Snuh.
crs, Sruc Plated and German Silver Spoons ThcrmOmc
tiers, Musical Instruments, French and English Pcrfmery
Soaps, Hair Oils and Powders. The best Of Stocks Col
lars, Bosoms and Suspendcrs.
Pocket books, Purses, Cards, Stationary, Manifold Wr
tiers, Portfolios, Writing desks and very extensive
ment of Fancy Articles.
Strangers and others visiting the place respectfully
invited to call and look through assortment, are
pleased to receive calls il do not wish to purchase
Please enquire iorBny article YOU may wish Tor many
goods in Drawers and Boxes You Gun find almost
any article at the Tdriety Store, burlington ". 2t
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RE-OPENED RE-OPENED.

TUNHE Subscriber respectful informs his friends in the
Il Village of Woodstock and vicinity that he has taken
the shop the Store Of T. Hutchinson Jr, lately occu-
pied by james NJ. Fisher, talors Shop, where he III
tends to carry the above business in all the various
branches lie also returns his thanks TO the citizens for
the past ayOrs that they have bestowed upon him, and he
hopes they will continue the patronage usual ms
he will warrant all garments made up in his shop to lit
customcrs-and will always be found in his shop ready 20
wait on all who may favor him with their custom.
N. b. Particular attention paid te chng for others to
make up. All work executed with neanoss and dispatch
HENRYC TAFT
Woodstock, June Is, 1910 7-tf
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MUSIC TEACHER.

NHARLES JAMES KATIlRENS, Teacher of the Piano
" forte, Flute Violin. &C. &c.continues to give Instru-
mental, Vocal and Thorough Bass Lessons to such Ladies
and Gentlemen may please to iasOr him with Their COM
mands.
b. Pianos tuned and repaired with care and correct
ness.
Eagle Hotel Woodstock.
May l5 1910. 2-ti
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FREE Co,NrRy ANDFRGa TRADE.

VHNlE subscribers respectfully give notice that they have
a just received and are now opening AT the Old stand
OF Joseph b. DanlOrlh Esl, rich aud fashionable stock
of Spring and Summer Goods Of the best styles for The
country trade-togethcr with general assortment Of
Crockcry Glass and Hard Ware W L. Goods Paints Oils,
Dye Stu and complete assortment of Iron md boston
Nails also large assortment Of Liquors the best that can
be found in the country &c. &c.
Purchasers requested call and examine SloCk
before purchasing elsewhere the above Stock will be
disposed Off extremely low prices for cash approved credit
country produce For further particulars call and
BOSWORTII Il FOSTER.
Barnard, June 1910: 7-lS
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We have received the June number of THE
EVERGREEN. 1t contains the commencement Of
"Master Humphreys Clock" the new work by
Boz, and other excellent articles. The Evergreen
is edited by Park Benjamin and Epes Sergeant,
two gentlemen well known to the literary public as
powerful and accomplished writer's They are also
the editors of The New World which, we expect
in few days.
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TOHN LEACH d CO., successors TO Leach, Page a
d Gilmore wholesale dealers in West India Goods, Wines
Teas &c. Also, Winter, summer and Refined OIL.
No. 3Merchants Row, Boston, Mass.
JomS LEACH,
JOSEPH A. GILMORE
NOR sale above, at the manufacturers price, William
Browns No. l. Silver Top Sarsaparilla Compound or
Mead Syrup, which much used the past summer as
n soninou beycrpge 2-lO
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DANGER OF A LAtGH.--A man was recently
tried and convicted in England, for breaking some
windows in watch-house. He was Unidentified
by his laugh The magistrate pronounced it good
evidence and stated that friend Of his was once
recognized in THEATRE as the relative ola gentle
man IN India. by one who had never seen him be-
fore, from the similarity Of their laughter
Boston Post.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.

WILL sell for cash, good notes, good likely youn.
horses any property that have on hand, cheaper thai
any other man will sell articles of the same value
Forsae. nice troltng Buggy, Elliptic Spring. Sevcra
cradle, side spring Bugces; Gig Wagons different kinds
two horse Wagons different kinds and prices, Ploughs
and Plough Points of NIL kinds, Chairs Boots, Shoes Clocks
&C., and some long standing accounts.
In short will do ans kind of work in my line, such
building any kind Of carriages to order short notice,
will do any kind orcpairng short notice and on reason
able TERMS
LORENZO PRATT.
Woodstock, MAY IL, 1910. 3w
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CONCERT.

Nhe Dartmouth Glee Club take pleasure in announcing
to the Ladies' and gentlemen OF Woodstock and Vicin-
y their intention to give Concert of vocular music in
the Congregational meeting house in That Village Fri
day evening July 3D. commencing at IA 10 O'Clock; and
would respectfully invite their attendance.
Abundance % cents Tickets mty be Had at the Frank
lin bookstore and at the door.
Dartmouth College, June 22nd 1910.
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iUjNWe learn that " Honest" John Davis was
nominated for the office of Governor, at the British
Wing State Convention of Massachusetts, which
assembled at Worcester on Wednesday. George
Hull, was nominated for Lieut.. Governor.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-26

APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRESIDENT, by
Ind with the advice and consent of the Senate:-
WILLIAM l.. MARCY, Of New-York and JoHN
Rowan, Of Kentucky, to be commissioners under
Inc act of congress to carry into effect the convcn-
! ion with the Mexican Republic of the 18th Of
April. 1899.
ALEXANDER DIMITRY, of Louisiana, to be
Secretary to the said Commissioners
ROBERT II. KERR. Surveyor and Inspector
bf the Revenue for the port Of Pi,,sburg, in til,
state of Pennsylvania, vice Aaron Hart, resigned
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CELEBRATION OF THE iTH OF JULY,

OF THE 4TH OF JULY,
AT NORWICH, VT.
THE CADETS Of Norwich University, together
with their friends and fellow citizens, will celebrate
the 64lh Anniversary of American Independence
in the following order:
l. A Federal Salute, (l3 guns) at sunrise.
2. Mounting and relieving Guard at 8 o'clock,
A, NJ.
3. AT Q o'clock the Cadets will fall in, under
arms, and perform various Military Er"'"';"--'
- 4. AT 10 o'clock, the adjourned Military Con-
vention will meet in the village Church, and
will be addrcssedb by J. Lille Esq. graduate
of Norwich University Ladies and Gentle
men are respectfully invited to attend
5. Immediately after the convention is adjourned
u procession will be formed in front of the
University and repair to the Church, where,
the following exercises will be attended to:
l. Prayer, by the Chaplain
2. Reading of the Declaration of Indepcnd-
cncc, by Cadet +. Crowell.
3. Grafton, by Cadet S. Wheeler, Jr.
g. After the above exercises, the procession will
be reformed and return to the University, i'm
mcdiacly after which National Salute (26
guns) will be fired.
Z. Public dinner in the Commons Hall. Those
wishing to dine, will find tickets at the Board
ing House, which, to save trouble, it is desr-
able they should procure.
s. Soon after dinner, the Cadets will again fall
in under arms, and, after performing various
other exercises, will conclude by executing the
the several Firings.
0. Federal Salute at sunset
The foregoing arrangements, adopted by the
Committee Of Arrangements, are approved. The
day will be celebrated agreeably to the forms, and
in the spirit of the revolution. Every thing of q
party political character will be entirely excluded
All, without distinction of patty, who are in favor
of the principles contained in the Declaration Of
Independence, are respectfully invited to attend
aud join in the duties of the day.
A. PARTRIDGE,
President Of " University
N. b. Editors will please notice, &c.
~ !. 5;y <. SHIELD. Committee
A. ]. Dorm Of
JE. STEVENS arrangements.
G. p. EDWARDS
Norwich, June Is, 1910.
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Several numbers of the New York PLANET,
are on our table. 1t is daily democratic paper
published at New York City, and is worthy of
firm support.
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VHNIIIS May certify That have given my son Thomas
Briggs, his time from this date, act for himself and
shall claim of his earnings or pay any debts that he
NAV contract. MICHAEL BRIGGS.
Bridgewater, May, 16, 2-3
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LOOK OUT /!
acon,i.a" is the Puen, Of Safety.

attack Of the Piles may be positively prevented s
usirg when the premonitory symptoms are leu he oee
brnted HAYS IINIMENT. There are more ihiH one
hundred people this city. and in the United os'es ~
immense number who have suffered De. oin l
this dreadful complaint who keep themselves who'll rec
from attacks BY applying this Inimeni when thcy eel sny
svmptons of lis approach Of this there Il most perfect
proof ,,.,., ,,,,o rs coysrocr A. 10
~ So wv w., hs, WINNERS SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold A, No. Fletcier-sireet, ~ y.
For sale in woodstsct Vt, by ..,...... :,
SLY
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Newport, Hanover, iaverhill and Concord, n. H.,
and all other editors, friendly to well organized
and efficient militia are respectfully requested to
publish the foregoing. A. PARTRIDGE.
Norwich, June 10, ls4O
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t,sTRAY COLT.

tAME into the subscriber enclosure the 18th inst,
Z light sorre mare colt with white hind foot and
small in the forehead supposed to he three oh
The requested to prove property pay charges nn'
her away. ILL., PRATT.
Woodstock, Junr lf,h lsis
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THOMAS CARLYLE, well known to the Amer
can public as the author Sar,or Resartus, the
French Revolution, &c., has commenced course
bf lectures in London, before the Maryebone In
ktitution, on 'IIerocs and Iero-Worshp."
Boston Post.
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MILITARY GOODS.

ID UsSELE & CLARKE have received Il fresh assortmen
IL OF Military Goods aud will furnish Companies an
Officers the least rate that they can be had in this scctio
Of the Country. ctr
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PERUVIAN CEMENT.
WOOL CARDiNG & CLOTH DRESSING.

TTNE subscribers would inform the inhabitants of Que
chez and vicinity that they have engaged the privilege
of Caring and Cloth Dressing, at the factory of. r.
G. Strong Dewey the ensuing year. and having superior
Machinery Halter themselves that they shall be able Ia
give satisfaction those who may favor them with their
custom. Wool ccnnsed and oiled In the best manner
Wool and cloth taken and returned at st0ckers store
Iiartland -Four Corners Rice 4 Boardmans and TAN
Bates d Co. Woodstock once week. They will be
authorised to bargn and settle the snne II customers
choose ~ l0per cent discount for cash down.
A. q. DEWEY,
J. S. IlAiNES.
Quechcc, May 2ed ls40 3m
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and hundreds of thousands of the money belonging
TO others. We shall have something further to say
upon this subject at ouri lesure.-.M II. Patrioi
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NOTICE.,

vHNlilS may GETTY that have given my son William
n Clapp, his time to act for himself, and shall clum
none Of his earnings pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date FEREI CLAP.
Woodstock, June 10, 1870
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HATS a CAPS,-W. d S. have on hand most spen
ldid assortment of Hats from New York and Boston,
at prices from 80 to 5000. The hats warranted to
be of the hest kind and newest style.
Cloth Caps of every size and price.
Woodstock, may, 1T
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STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate COur

STATE OF VERMONT,l At IA Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WINDSOR. SIS. holden at Windsor with
in ud for said district the tenth day Onnc A. Dt lsIO
Present, the Hon. THOMAS Il. HAMMOND. Judge.
a n INSTRUMENT, purportng to be the last VIII ana
IA testament of PARSON WESTON, late OF Reading, IN
saiddstrc deceased, being presented to the court mere ny
Brdeman lapgood, the executor therein named for pro,
bate ordered by said court that oil persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at session OF snd court 10
said district on the second Tuesday OJuy, A. ID. $40
and sow cause uy they may have against tile probate
of said WILL for which purpose is further ordered that "a
COPY of the record ohs order be published three weeks
successfully in the Spirit of the Age, newspaper printed
ut Woodstock in said state.
true copy ofrecorl.
Attest, SALMON 7. BUTTON, Register.
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AT MARYLAND 4 CORNERS.
The citizens of Hartland will celebrate the Gath
Anniversary of American Independence The day
will be celebrated agreeably to the forms and Spr-
it of the Revolution. All, without distinction Of
party are respectfully invited to attend and join in
the exercises of the day.
THOMAS ALEXANDER,
MOSES TEwKsBURY,
EDEN SToCKER,
HARRY SHEDD,
NJ. 5. FARwELL,
HIRAM BURGITT,
JOHN SHORT, 7 Committee Of
JOSEPH FULBER, arrangements.
JOHN DANIELS,
SIMEON WILLARD,
HIRAM gibson,
ID. H. SUMNER,
REUBEN WELD.
II artand, June 24 ls4O
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ATTHE SIGN OF OLD TIME.

WITT & SOUTIIGATE, Merchant Taors, have just
w received from Boston, the rost splendid assortment
ODds in their line of business offered in this section
Of the country consisting in part OF Broadcots, CASH
meres Doe skins stye Merno Cassimercs, and summer
goods OF every description.
good assortment Of domestic goods and Talors trim
mings all kinds and low price, for cash short credit
W. IL $. Flltter themselves that with every means in
their power and bya constant attention TO their business,
they shall be able 10 the calls of all who may favor
them with their patronage
All kinds of garments made short notice and warrant
ed to fit sale and in good s,ylc as in any other
shop. Cutting done for Others TO make on short notice.
/ Woodstock may, 9. 1870. til
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NTOTICE.--O. A. BRYANT& co. have n few barrels Of
Clear Pork which they vii sell retail for cash.
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NOTICE. The subscribers having taken the stock Of
~ Goods of the late firm OF Hal GOOD, HENRY a Co.
will continue the business ut the old stand under the firm
of llArGooD HENRY, where of cash or approved cred
it, they will sell goods reasonable terms Gun lie
purchased elsewhere. All persons having unsettled &C
counts with d, HapgoOd q Co.. lareoOd, Henry, or
HapgOod, Henry Co., hereby roIed that M In nc.
date settlement must be made either by crsh note I'd
save cost. b. HArGOOD,
/. HENRY
Bridgewaer, April a5, 1910;
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MULBERRY TREES. SEEDS & EGGS,

MULBERRY TREES. SEEDS & EGGS.
WIN. PRINCE d son, Flushing, offer Tor sale yer, Gns
w and large trees Of Mucaulis, Expansa Elcta Alpine
and Broussa AiulJerries low prices and long cLds
Also Apue, Elaa and Broussa seedsfeanut and al oht
valuable varieties of Eggs. Both seeds and eggs 10
sent by mail 5OObs, Mungold Wurzcl-1O0bs. Sugar Beet
at reduced prices. 100 bushels genuine RohGn Pctetuts
lOOObs Lucerne seed, Orders per mail will meet prompt
attention.
Flushing, May g, 1910,
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AIDES Kid Slips always on hand and for sale at the
LL0wcst prices, by o. A. BRYANT IL co.