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TIIE FARMERS CREED

We believe in small farms and thorough
cultivation. The soil loves to eat as well
as its owner. and ought, therefore to be
nurtured. We believe in large crops,
which leaves the land better than they
found i,-making both the farmer and the
farm rich at once. We believe in going
to the bottom of thing -and, therefore,
in deep ploughing, aud enough Of it: all
the better if with subsoil pillow. Tha:
the best fertility Of any soil is the spirit OF
industry, enterprise and intelligence;
without this, lime and gypsum, bones and
green manure, mari or plaster will be Of
little use. We believe in good fences
good barns good farm houses, good stock
good orchards, (allhough they will not be
productive this yeary We believe in a
clean kitchen, neat wife in it, a spinning
piano. clean cupboard, dairy and con
science. We firmly disbelieve in farmers
that will not improve; in farms that grow
poorer every year; in starved cattle; in
farmers boys turning into clerks and mer.
chants, in farmers daughters unwilling &c
work-and in all farmers who are asham
ed of their vocation, or who drink whisk ey
till homes; men are ashamed Of them.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

NEEhLi fNoM ". Z, fARMER.I
SEEDS, Herds Grass, 50 90 to n per busheI. RED
70 a1c. Flax Seed 81 so per bnslel. Lucernc, 80 C
perth. Canary Seed 50 90 to.l so per buslel.
GRAIN. Corn-Northern, new ,bushe 54 55--South
erh' round yellow o 52n 5i-Souhern hat yellow new
81 53-do. do, whitel7 DIDO New Orleans 40 AZ
barley GOA OO--Rye, Northern 65 7Odo. Southern 6a
a 26-Iiran II II 49,
FLOUR. Baltimore. Howard Street A mos. or so 90
hO-d0 wharf, $3.50 aS0 00-do iree OF garlic so 90 n
OO0-Philadcipha do, mos, 90 0 % -Fredercks.
bursh, low "a mos Al Il 4,5O-AlexunIria, wharf
40 do fancy brands Sl,s7 5O-Oho via Canal "a 25
81 5O-d0 New Orleans. cash 90 II 90. RYE, SO 50
foo-indiin Meal In bbls. 225 l2.
rRoNiSlONs. Beei-Mcss mo. new hb 50 so 10
-NaWGSe 40 u 925-No. l. 0 90 0 O0-do prm. Sc so
Sc OO-Pork-Extru clear mo- hbl 500 90 n IA 20 I'D
Clear Sli 90 1875 do. Mess, 10 IL 5O-do Prime
10 0 10 25-do Mess from other States 90 90 90 90
do Prime do do so 90 90 do Cargo do. OU-Ceur
do 90 90 90 O0Bntter shipping, l2a IS do store unn
spected. lido dairy, 10 cents lizard, No. l. Bos
ins. Ga l'2-dOSouh and Western, a. 7-ilams, BIOS.
ton, ga 8 l-2-SOuthern and Wesern.6a7 -Chcese
hpg and meal, 5u do new milk, as
WOOL. Duty-The value whereoia At the place OF ex-
poraOn shall not exceed cents per pound per cent
ad valorem. All whereOfthe value exceeds cents per
pound, 40 per ct. nd. val and ctsper pound
Prime Saxony Feeces, washed Id 40 30 Amer
lean full blood, do 81 35-D0 ga do "a 35 DO -2 do
81 IA 33-l-4 and common do 80 2s--Smyrna Sheen
washed, 2Oi 22-Do unwashed, l0n l5-BeneasdO IA IL
-SaXony, clean OO-BnenOs Ayres unpickCd.7A l0--do
do picdked, 10 l4-Superfne Northern pulled lamb 35
sc No do do do 81 n 35--No do do do % 25--No 8
do do IA II.
Hops Duty 90 per cent.--lslaoI, Mass. ls43, ID
GOA ID doOaO.
Hay $2 10 IL l9 perton--Eastern screwed l2 to 90
EGGS, IL II.
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,
Again, it will be found by the repor
that the Quarter Master General was al
lowed and paid "lor services and expcn'
ses in that Office" and "for expenses ant
time in that Office" S3O9,22 (see orders
No. 40 and HOY The Statute provides
no compensation to the G. M. General tor
either "time," or services" Sect. lO7
of the militia law of 1912, provides "fle
shall keep a Just and true account of all
the expenses necessarily incurred in and
about his department, and for this and
this onlv may the Auditor draw orders on
the Treasury. Yet this Pink of whig
economy takes the law into his own hands
and allows General Clark very liberal
sum for time and "services,' with no
more shadow of law, than he has to draw
orders, for the time and services of
each non.commssioned officer and private
throughout the State, and with not half
the Justice. But Mr. Clark is a rabid wing
and for his abuse OF the administration
lost his Post Office, and it was necessary,
for his encouragement, that he should be
remuneratcd for his loss.
On page Of Report of IA, is the fol
lowing "F. w. Hopkins, Adj'tand Inspec-
tor General, one years salary $4,000"
Sect. 938, Militia law l843, says, 1.-THE
Adjutant and Inspector General shall
hereafter receive one hmdrcd and Gfiy
dollars per annum."
Such has been the management ofthose
who control the finances of the State, for
the last year, that by their extra allow
ances," feeding hungry partizans, and
furnishing s&cs,' that, they present us
a bill Of state expenses amounting to
S89, 80l AT, but tride less than 800
900.
Fellow-cilizens! taxpayers can you
wear this yoke any longer? Is it no,
time, high time, to have a change? |
ask every taxpayer, whether Whig or
Democrat if after perusing the above
statement of facts, you can go to the polls
and again vote for the same men, who
have thus burdened YOU from year to
year, without shame or remorsc, and that
too for their own emolument?
But this is not all. In addition to $751;
900 paid last year on account Of the State
Prison, that institution is still in debt from
$4,000 to $4,000, and we must pay it,
for the especial benefit of Milton Brown
and other hungry Wings ofthe same cali
Der. WHAT SAY YOU FREEMEN, CAN YOU
STAND THESE THINGS ANY LONGER?
SCRUTATOR.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-21
WILL THEY OBEY?

We would advise the editors Of the U.
States Journal to call the attention Of Pres
ident Polk and the different cabinet Off
GERS to the following toast, given a, Co.
umbus on the 4th Of July. 1.-THE right
construction is placed upon it, it is the
sentiment of every democra. in Ohio.
The rotary principle.-Let President
Polk remember that coons are not safe
councillors, and that few die and none re-
sign.-Democratic Guard.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-21
OFFICE OF WAR AND MARINE
Section Of operations.

Circular.-The United States have con-
summated the perGdity against Mexico, by
sanctlonng the decree which declares tho
Annexation of the department, of Texas TO
that Republic. The injustice of that u
surpation is apparent, and Mexico cannot
tolerate such grave injury without max
ing an effort to prove to the United States
the possibility of her ability to cause her
rights to be respected. With this object
the Supreme Government has resolved ur-
on declaration of war against that power,
seeing that our lorbearance, instead of be
ing received as proof of our friendly dis
position, has been interpreted into an ac'
knowledged impossibllty on our part tc
carry on successful war.
Such an error on the part ofthe United
States will be advantageous to Mexico
because, suddenly abandoning its pacific
attitude, it will tomorrow communicate tc
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-21
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

WOULD respectfully inform those who have lost n
L part or the whole OF their natural teeth and wish
them replaced by artificial ones, that have made new
arrangements and improvements in my establishment.
which will enable me 10 manufacture artificial sets 10
much greater advantage than heretofore and, result
of this have deter mined 10 offer this kind of work the
following advantageous terms.
For any piece of work for which charged SEQ, or up
wards shall require one hathe price in Cdsh deii-
ery--merey to cover the cost OF the materia-the
remainder 10 be paid ut the erd of six (or tweye)
months if the work gives satisfaction; at the end Of the
time agreed upon, il the "Arical Denture' does not
give good satisfaction it will be received ngnn, and the
money refunded, The balance othe price fOrfitCd 10
me patient. II. :. CHASE, NJ d.. Dental SWrgeOs
Woods took, July LIST, le45. 26sli
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FIR E! FIR e.!
vHNHE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire lnsur
Il ance Company are hereby notified that the follow
ing assessments have been made by the Directors al
notes in force on the days following, tO.wit;

Making pr cent for the year. Said per cenaee TO be
cast on the original amount Of premium note without
reference oany endorsement, and to he paid to the
Treasurer AT his Office, in Montpelier on or before the
18th day of October, 1915, being the day of the Annual
meeting of said company
As usual, list OF persons insured in the several towns,
with the amount OF assessment due from each respective
y, will be forwarded 10 the Representatives elect to the
Legislature, by whom money can be sent. Members of
the Company should rccoect this opportunity ms it a
ords to all cheap, safe and convenient way by which
money for their insurance be transmitted; and il is
expected that each Member of the company, from whom
assessments due, will improve the opportunity thus
offered The assessments are due in October and in or
der to meet the liabilities of the company, must be paid
in promptly. Such as neglect to forward their money
when due, referred to the 9Th Of the act OF in
corporation, (Which will be found attached TO their poll
ces for the consequences Osch neglect. The reaurcr
is instructed by the Directors in all cases, where it be-
necessary for the collection Of assessments 10 bring
suits enforce the colcc ton Of the whole note agrce1
bic to the prov isiuns Of the net above cited.
There have been allowed the past year one hundred
and nine losses, amounting 10 S32,99S s'.
J. L TllURSTON, Treasurer.
Insurance Office MONTPELIER, August ID, 1915.
1fPrnlcrs of each weekly newspaper in this State
are requested publish thenbnve three weeks
ccssively and forward their bills by the Members OF the
Legislature for payment. 2953w
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
MONDAY. AUG. A. 1919.

ITO TOTV'
Al Market 1000 Beet Cattle, 90 Cows and Calves
5000 Sheep una 800 Swine
PRIcGs-B'9 Canie We quote first quality, $500
5,I second quality ,S1,2j AS Third quality, 49,
so 400
Working Oxen,--NO sales noticed
Cows and Calves, none.
Sherp--Sats from $50 to S2,?j. Lambs 1873 10 900
SUineOd hogs Ia 10 Shoats to ii Al retail from
S TO 6 l.2. ~ n Enrmrr,
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COURTSlllP AND MATRIMONY,
COURT SIIIP,

CoURTSH1P.
Fairest of earth! if thou wilt hear nv vow,
Lo! at thy feet, swear to love thee ever;
And, by this kiss upon thy radiant brow,
Promise affection which no time shall sever;
And love winch e'er shall burn rs bright as now,
To be extinguished- dcarest,--never!
Wilt thou that naughty, hutterng heart resign!
Catherine! my own swee, Ka,e! will thou be
mine?
Thou shalt have pearls to deck thy raven hair
Thou shalt have all this world of ours can bring;
Aud we will live in solitude, nor caro-
For aught save for each other. We will fling
Away all sorow-Eden shall be there!
And thou shalt be my queen, and thy king!
Still coy, and still reluctant Sweetheart, say,
When shall we monnrchs be? and which the day?
MATRIMoNY.
Now, Mrs PIingle, once (orall say,
will not such extravaganza allow
Bills upon bills, and larger every day
Enough 20 drive Il mar 10 drink, VOW!
Bonncnts, gloves, fppery and trash--nay, nay,
Tears Mrs Pringe, will not gull me row.
| say won't allow ten pounds a week:
] can't afford it, Madam do not speak,
In wedding You, thought had treasure:
find myself most miserably mistaken!
You rise at ten, then spend the day in pleasure;
In fact, my confidence is slightly shaken.
Ia! what's that uproar' This, ma am, is my leis-
IRE;
Sufficient noise the slumbering dead to waken!
seek retirement. and | fnd-a riot;
Coniound those children, but III make them quiet!
Punch.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-21

DREss.-lti is sometimes said that ie-
males go to meeting on Sunday to look at
each others new dresses and bonnets.-
That's scandal! they 60 to show their
own
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-21

FWe understand the REV. j d.
BUTLER ofBurlington, has accepted the
of Prof of Languages ten
dered him by the Trustees of the Nor
wich university, and will commence his
duties on the 25, Aug.
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BARN ARD.

BARNARD.
The democrats Of Barnard are requested to-
meet in the old Tn iversaIist Meeting. House, on
Saturday evening, the 3Oh inst. to nominate a
suitable candidate for town representative.
Ir is hoped there will be general attendance
Barnard, August Goth.
HIRAM AIKEN. Dem. Town Com.
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Operations on the Teeth.

IT. D CIIAsfl, NJ. d. DENTAL SURGEON.
WoodSloch, w., Office in the Bank Building
ENvery operation performed on strictly scientific and
ma approved principles, with as little pain the ma.
tnre OF the will allow
Teeth extracted with "ChevuerS" Celebrated For
ccps, with far less pain than is usually experienced.
NerUeS, OF teeth entirely destroyed riibOUf The Of
instruments. Tartar removed aud the teeth tho Uughy
cleansed without injury to the Enamel.
Arttilcul crowns lifted TO the OF front teeth in
such manner us to be Serviceable years, and defy
detection
Decayed teeth plugged with gold tin foil, although
extensively discussed und made good und useful organs
Tor LIE.
Al diseases of the mouth and gums treated correct
principles,
The loss ofa part or the whole Of the teeth, supplied
with inc0rrnptihe porcelain ones, of superior beauty,
set ON the finest gold plate, in the best manner.
Tooth powders and washes, prepared and for sale.
Teeth extracted, und advice given to the poor without
charge.
June 18th sl5. 267-tG
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POSTSCRIPT.

Tennessee Ehction.-The New York
Tribune of the 18th, gives returns from
II counties. Brown, Dem, ahead of
Foster, Coon, 200-Clay's majority in
same counties 3l6-coon loss, SIG The
Tribune adds-''thc State is pretty GER
tainly lostl''
lO0a.-Gen. Dodge, dem. is reelected
to Congress,
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MARYLAND

The democrats Of IIartand are requested to
meet at S. Gison's on Saturday, the Both day of
August inst, at o'clock p. NJ, to select cand-
date to be supported for town representative at
the September election. A full attendance is re
quested.
IIartland, August IA, is45.
Z. NJ. STOCKER, Town Com.
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TcmcsStc.-Nothng but rumors, ye
WAR WITH MEXICO,M

The following important document is
from the New Orleans Jelfersonlan Re-
publican of Aug. 9TH.
Vera Cruz, July 81 1916.
Dear Sir ! have only
one moments time to hand you the en-
closed, to which | refer you, We are mo-
mentarily expecting 10 receive the declar-
ton of war against the United States,
from Mexico. Every one is making pre-
paratons to leave this place and move in
10 the interior. The Water Witch will
sail for your port on the 2Slh or Goth inst.
Yours
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LEBANON LIBERAL INSTITUTE.

THE next term of this school will commence We'd
l. nesday August 9th, and continue eleven weeks.
The Executive Committee take great pleasure in In
forming the former patrons Of the school andthe public
generally that Mr. J. G. IIOskns under whose superin
tendenCe the Institute deseryedv popular having
recovered his health will resume the Office of Principal
and will devote his whole time and talents Cuvuted.by
long experience in school teaching the best interests
Of his pupils.
Miss r. T. Tenny, who rs Principal of the female de-
partment in former years won an cvale reputation for
energy, kindness and tact in importing instruction viii
he associated with Mr. Hoskns in the management OF
the school.
From the high reputation md long experience of the
teachers the Committee confident that the public will
extend TO the Institute during the reNt trrma most lbcr
al patronage.
Instruction will be given in all branches usuuy taught
in Academies and par tcnar attention bestowed on sct
MS intend TO teach the ensuing winter.
Board car be procured in good families the Acad-
envy on the most reasonable terms md convenient
cOmmOdnons for such wish to board themselves
be had ut low rates.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Common English Branches, $500
Higher, $50
Languages, 4" 400
No tuition bills made out for less than half term
ccpt in case OF sickness,
oy II
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SYRACUSE, Dec. 10, 1882.

SYRACUSE, Dec. 10, 1882.
DEAR SIR:-One circumstance has
greatly helped the sale of Balsam of Wild
Cherry here. A young lady was mag
relized, and requested to prescribe for
her father, who had an affection of the
lungs. She said there was a medicinesat
Hough's accompanied with small book,
that would help him. 1t was the Balsam
Of Wild Cherry. lie took it, and it cured
him. She has since prescribed it for her
mother, who has taken it with the same
result. Yours, etc.
HOUGH & BRIDGES.
P, S. Hough s. Bridges are heavy
druggists at Syracuse, to whom we refer
the curious.
S. j, ALLEN, Druggist, Woodstock
w., is Agent for Windsor County, coun-
try Agents will be supplied by him, for
cash or on commission at N. York whole
sale prices.
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DIE ID.
,SETTLEt SETTT,EL!

q J.ALLEN, would just say to those indebted to
-. him that they MUST call and settle imnedateiy
as (having disposed of his Drug Sore) he will leave this
place the frstoi september. 27l-3w
Aug IA. lsi5.
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Valuable farm for Sale
1 GtIlk &!!5;: jl'';k: lGIIIlt
IN HARTLAND.

ON the LIST day ofSeptemher next, shn offer for sale
" the Farm In Iiartlnnd, formerly owned md now oc.
cupied by Mr. WILLIAM WALKER, consisting Of $50
TO 2iO acres 0i Land with Buildings Also, the stock on
said farm, among which is the celebrated Horse Morgan
T0iiO.
hereby give notice hut from this date, revoke hll
agencies in the purchase and sale property in max
ing contracts of amy kind my account and that SALE
purchase or contract will he valid or acknowledge uness
made by myselipersonnIly or in writing
l.. H. HAMILTON
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A0imai Magnetism Us WStar's Balsam
Of WiM Chewy,-The following, although
it may appear little humorous to some,
is not the less worthy of publication, and
be the theory OF Magnetism true or false,
shows it is sometimes productive Of much
mood.
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THE LATE ELECTION.

AS 10 the legislature, the democrats
have gained largely, and will have clear
majority in both branches and majority
OF from ten to fifteen on joint ballot.
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Certificate of Col. Samuel Kendall, of
Enosburgh, Vcrmont.-This may certify
that in the winter Of 1887. my eldest
daughter was attacked with cough, which
lasted COR some two or three months, which
daily increased, so much so that she was
unable 10 rest at night, which wasted her
strength, and to all appearance she could
not exist many weeks longer; when, upon
trying Dozens Vegetable Balsamic ELrr,
she received immediate relief; her cough
ceased, and did not return during the re-
mander of the season. have constantly
kept it in my house since, and do not
hesitate to say, from its use in my own
family, and its good effects upon others,
that | consider it one of the best medicines
for diseases of the lungs that have ever
known. SAMUEL kendall"
Enosburgh, VT, Oct. IL, 1874,
This may certify that | am well acqualn-
ted with Col. Samuel Kendall, and also
with the case above stated, and do not
hesitate to say that it is the truth,
MOSES M. CHAMBERIIN,
2733w Justice of the Peace.
sD@Prepared only by N. II. Downs,
Troy, Orleans Co., Vt.-Sold by CURTIS
g. SMITH, St. Adams, VT, the only whole
sale agents, and by agents supplied by
them throughout the United States and Can
ada; or by R. Richards, their agent 40 Dr.
vision Street, New York, who keeps sup.
ply on sale at proprietor's prices.
Persons wishing for the agency, where
there is not one already established, will
be supplied, upon application by letter to
Carts g. Smith, upon fair terms, they al
ways stating the best and safest mode Of
conveyance.
The above medicine is for sale by DR.. S.
]. ALLEN, Woodstock, Vt.
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PLAYING, VISITING AND BLANK
CARDS.

GEORGE COOK of the firm of Ely, Smith a.
N Cook, for the past six years manufacturer of the
celebrated Bartlett Cards would inform the public and
the patrons OF the old Establishment No. II Fulton ST.,
the manufacture OF all the varieties of Play ing Visiting
and Blank Cards heretofore furnished by the Establish.
mentand that orders Tor the various kinds will be faith
fully and promptly executed, application to his sole
agents. McsSrs ELY 4 LATHAM, No II Fulton ST. at
the following prices, usual discount off, Tor cash those
who buy to sell again, viz:
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ROYALTON ACADEMY,


I'VE Fall term will commence wednesday, Sep.
l. tembtr 10TH The school will he under the cOntin-
u'd ana approved instruction OfMr SyvHns Bates. The
services OF Miss Maria Z. RUSSELL lady Of superior
thhchts ana eXCelonccnnd several years PctncC in
| teaching, have been secured.
Young Ludics will enjoy peculiar advantages for acquir
ing correct knowledge OF Drawing, Painting, Music and
the French Language.
Gentlemen designing TO become teachers will receive
appropriate attention. Frequent and familiar lectures
will he given on the sciences
Board, in good Gmes and on reasonable terms may
be obtained or rooms for those who prefer board them
selves.
iultIon IN English from $3.50 to 300
Latin and Greek 800
French, Ann
Drawing md Painting loo earn
Music including the use OF Instrument u 10000
ELISHA RlX, Sfcretmy
Royalton July 2!st, 1916 27lu
BROAD CLOTHS & CASSIM ERES.
OW PRICED Blue Black Black, Blue, Brown l.
IL Green.
10 TINS.
iancy Casslmercs and Doeskns, Cheap-sOmc low as
~ cents.
SiTLNETIS plain ANA fancy from 10 cents up
kentucky Jeans, from 20 to 30 CentSHnd other goods
for making cheap sack coats, at equally low prices
1FWOOi as tor, and OHr gOOdS iOr in pTupOrtiun
give rs call, you want TO be get your mon
eys worth. & DANA JR,
July II, 1915. 272
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-21

North CaoHna,-Thc Wings have
probably but three Acknowledgment,
Baringer and Dockery. The wings lose
one member Of Congress certainly, and
probably two, and our friends gain largely
on the popular vote,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-21

AlaJoma-The delegation in Congress
will probably stand 10 democrats 10 |
wing. For Governor, Terry, the regular
Democratic candidate, is probably the
winner, although the vote in the few
counties heard from, is so cut up, that it is
hard TO tell
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-21

Kcntuchy,-The ninth Districts in which
the result is positively known, stand
wings aud 2 democrats.
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SALT PORK

or very superior quality for sale by
" Aug, 5. &. DANA, JR.