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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-04
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PAMELA STAR
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The lime, n Which ~ i've pro
i1ce % msg changes IN tIs pelils
organization n The government
that Il Il al'Autely hsoasury iIn,
every person should keep posted,
aol IN no say ear that object be
accomplished more readily Than By
a careful perusal Of the public
Iournals Of the day-that ready
vehicle Of information 10 the masses
The Sras win endeavor 10 give lis
readers the earliest intelligence Of
all the important measures enacted,
in the councils Of the State and
General Governments.
The STAR has a larger Circula-
ton than all the papers published
in this section of the State Com.
blned, and its Subscription List is
steadily increasing, making it the
most desirable ADVERTISING ME.
/, DUN
Ever Published In North Mississippi
1t is located in one of the most
+. extensive cotton-growing region:
in the South, in a populous and
i, wealthy county, and in DIRECT
|, Railroad Communication
, with all parstof the United States
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NELSON'S
Business College !

South-cdst Corner IN and Vine streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
TINS Institution originated the method of
teaching by an organized business community,
wherein each student is actually engaged as
Merchant, Banker, Book Keeper, or Clerk.
lts patronage is of the highest cloR, consist
Ing largely of sons Of leading business men
from almost all parts Of the country.
The President Is author Of the following
works. NELSON'S Mercantile Arithmetic, g
Nelson's Common School Arithmetic and
NOW in press " Nelson's Book keeping
College papers sent to AIRY address upon ap.
r~lieation.
Address,
RICHARD NELSON,
President.
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Feb. /, lsse.--td6w. '''O'' "
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much. The branches and leaves Of plants
rarely touch one another while growing this
should teach US not TO crowd our plants 100
thickly; air and light are as necessary 10
them as earth and water.
The throwing of Of its leaves by newly
planted cutting, is a sign that 1t mas COM
meneed to root; on the contrary when leaves
witber on the stems, 1t shows US that the
nlant has not strength to perform Its natural
functions. and will probably die. When
rlants and shrubs produce an abundance OF
f,liace but no flowers, either move them to a
n.,orer soil. or lift them from the pot or earth,
and cut through some Of the principal roots.
Dry east winds are injurious to plants, by
absorbing the moisture from their leaver
more rapidly than they are prepared to give
it out: weather of this kind requires to be
guarded against as much as the seyerest
frost.
Ii a grass plat is oyerrun with moss, man
ure the surface richly, and the grass will
gain strength enough to drive out the intru-
der. All fruit trees should be kept free from
moss and lichens, as they are preventative
to their bearing fruit The trunks should be
well scraped. and brushed over with mix
ture made Of one gallon of soft soap. one
pound Of -four of sulphur, and one quart OF
salt well stirred together, and put on with
hard brush. This mixture will destroy the
eggs of all insects, and Will keep the bark
smooth and healthy. If applied to cherry
trees it will have a pcrceptible influence up
on the fruit crop Of the present year 1t Is
an English recipe in much use among the
horticulturists. and is applied to all kinds Of
fruit trees lis particularly beneficial to
peach troes-aud We should Judge it might
prove a specific for the "yellows.'
For wall fruit the supports should be
painted dark color, on the principle that
black absorls heat without rejecting it.
In all cases Of pruning cut towards you.
beginning little below n bud, but on the
opposite side and ending Just above the bud;
by 50 doing the wood will be kept alive to
the top Of the shoot.
Leaves shaded from the light do not ac-
ouIre depth Of color or strength Of flavor;
gardners take advantage Of this fact, and tie
up lettuces to make them white and mild
favored.
Plants are in their most active STAT of
growth while in bloom; avoid transple nting
them at this period, for in all probability they
will suffer from the process. On the con
trary, choose this Terild. in preierar zee to any
other for taking cuttings, as they will strike
root much quicker. All garden hedges. cur
rant and glaschegry bushes, sh ould be kept
free from weeds. el-e when they run to seed.
they viii supply your garden with a stock for
the season.
We must sow, and water, and weed care
full bur also must bear IN mind that Paul
may plant, and Arol'., water, hut it is God
who giyeth the increase.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE. !
NORTHFIELD, June 1. 1869.

OFFICE or SECRETARY OF STATE
NORTHFIELD, June /, 1869
SEALED PROPOSALS are hereby invited for
- printing the following State Documents to wit.
Reports Of the Auditor Of Accounts, Aaiutant and
Inspector General Quartermaster General Sergeant
alarms, Railroad Commissioner. Commissioner Of
the Insane Directors, superintendent and Chaplain
Of the State Prison, Trustees of the Vermont Reform
School, am Trustees Of the University Of Vermont
ana Stale Agricultural College, in the general form
and style Of the Reports Of State Officers for Is6s
g. be bound in one volume and delivered at the of.
fee Of the ecretary Of state, in Montpelier on or
before the second Thursday in October
Also, the Report Of the Board OF Education in the
same form and style as that of 1862 bound in a
single volume, and TO be delivered at the same time
and place.
Also, the Annual ssion Laws Of 1862 in the same
style as those Of 1863 hound In single volume and
TO be ready for distribution on or before the first
day u January, is 0
Also, the senate and House Journals in the same
general form and style Of those az 1853 TO be bound
in separate volumes and ready for distribution on
or before the first day of May, 1870.
Details Of contracts will he governed in all par-
teulsrs by the provisions Of No. 6l Of the pamphlet
Laws q 49,. TO which parties interested are res
pectfuIly referred.
Blank proposals for lids will be furnished at once
10 pares de- rng 20 enter contract for any part
Of this work.
The right to reject any or all proposals az NAV bo
deemed Tor the interest of the State, Is hereby re-
served GEORGE NiCHOLS
ns'-rtdkwaw Secretary Of State.
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PLANO FORTEs!
Piano FOrtes !

A W. POWERS has the exclusive agency for this
n section OF the bes. PIANOS IN snufart,ired such
as Steinway Sons, Haynes Brothers and the Uni
ted Makers whose instruments he is able h seI for
LESS MONEY than they can be purchased from
ANY OTHER SOURCE. Furthermore, he can se-
cure LOT customer any instrument at the lowest
ment should call at my wareroom, corner Church
and King Streets, where they will readily he con
s,nced That these statements sre true Tuning
promptly and carefully attended 10. piano RoIss
luz saie. A. W. POWERS,
church st., lat corner South Of the o..
Ar~,,,. .u.. Burlington, Vermont.
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Also makes plain and fancy Cassmeres, also the
Harris style dou' le and tp ist Cassimcres which
cannot tail 20 give satisfaction.
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THosE LARGE EGGS AGAIx-Eyery little
while We see the report going the rounds Of
the papers that SOMEBODY'S hen has laid
amonstrosity in the shape Of huge egg. fit
were possible to breed from the egg hen that
would hsbitually lay large eggs, that would be a
step forward in the march Of improvement, and
We might be encouraged to believe that something
was TO grow out Of it, but, as the eggs are OILY
accidental productions, entirely cut Of the reeu-
lar channel, and their production in no manner
or degree subject to control, it does not seem
worth while to devote very much attention 10
them. One Of our little daughters has hen
four or five years old that has laid over 100 Of
these monsters and all her eggs are very large.
All these extra large eggs are double Of course.
and rarely hatch, though we have known in
stances where two chicks were hatchel from one
Of them. We have carefully bred from this hen
with Black Spanish cross, which certainly
ought not to operate against the size Of the e5qs.
and yet we have been able to produce LAYER
Of large eggs, though we have produced some
most prolific layers Of small eggs. Wehaye now
one of these cross-bred pullets, not ten months
DID, that has laid an egg almost every day sine
early in March. Pure bred fowls rarely pro7
the monster; there are occasional exception -uce
ever Our son has a pair of impor. $ how
Dorkinrs, that were presented n him ed Gray
in Montreal, and he has b.. by friend
large eggs in succe- . Of these very
iouble, was = sslon' III first, though not
If thi. Arger thar any' hing We have read
season; it wss soft shelled however, and
Of malformation The yoll WAS not Of unusual
size. The others well shelled, and Of proper
form. but the, sOntents are Unknown.
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STATE OF VERMONT, OTTO all g.,..
District Of Chittenden, 81 lion -a p
Charlotte, in said District, deceased.
Ga-
At Probate Court holden az B1r.-,-
and for the District Of Chitteude1 Il T.
Of Nav, A D. 1863, an IysTsUNEyr. ~
be the last WILL and TEsTANEv-
ton. late Of Charlotte, in sait B.--..
was presented To the Court AZORES, i.
and il is ordered by said Court thlf '- q
June, A ID. 1853. at the Probate C.-- O.
said Burlington, he assigned fsr n--- Pc
strument and that notice thereof =
persons concerned, by puhlish-n- r. -.
weeks successfully in the Bur
a newspaper printed al SAID
viOus 10 the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby -r--.4.
before said Court, at the time l1f a...-
and contest the probate Of SAID 81
cause.
Given under my hand az B1-irz-.-
trict, this 2-th day Of May, AID
i9w3w TIE VALE,
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PREMIUMS.

PREMIUMS.
!. For TWO nerr subseribers and sf-We will send
the American Agriculturist, Riverside Maya
zine or Our Young FOLKS Tor one year.
?. For THREE nslg subseriBers and S. Hearth and
Home or Godey's Lady's Book for year.
9. For FOUR uslr subscribers and sS-Putnam's, the
Atlantic or Galaxy Monthlies for year
For FIVE nsr subscri5ers and slo-Har1er's
Monthly, Harper's Weekly or Harpcr's Bazaar
for year.
= For SIX rsr subscribers and sl3-Any two Of the
above or Prang's Chrome, Sc The Barefoot Boy"
O. For SEFEv ner subscribers aud s,i-Prans's
Chrome " Late Autumn Is Early Autumn
:. For EIGHT Hsi- subscriber, and sl5-Pair Of solid
Silver Napkia Rings, or Prang's Chrome " Cher
ries''; or Strawberries"
s. For NINE us- suB,e-iBsrs and sIs-A stereoscope
and doz. Selected Views, or Chas Reade's
Novels, vols.
.. For FEY nsp subscribers and So Prang's Chro-
mo Madalena," or three ofthe above maya
zines, or doz. Table Spoons treble plated.
10, For FIFTEEN Hsrr subscribers and s3o-TwO
Chromos, &c Easter Morning and d" Madalena-"
Il. For TWENTY H.tr subssribsrs and sio-A Gold
Watch Chain.
Y. For TWENTY-FIYE nsur sribseribers and $50
a Silver Watch, warranted.
Is For FIFTY ns,r subseribers and sloO-A Wheeler
Wilson Swing Machine, new and warranted.
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A PLEASANT RESORT.

THE undersigned Il open bis Hotel known az
L the CamePs Hump Housest Huntington Centre,
Vt. June LIST, for The reception Of Summer visitors.
This house s situated Eve miles from the top of
Cancels Hump, ana is surrounded by snme OF the
finest mountain scenery of any place in the State
All patrons will receive courteous attention and
reasonable charges.
ALEXANDER MCGEE, Proprietor.
Huntington Centre. VI. MAY 26.-4sx3w
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DR.. WAHOMoNOGO's
Indian FGIe Remedy.
A sAFE IN CERTAIN
CURE FOR H-FMORRHOIDs, OR PILES

T'HIS Is veritahle Indian Remedy the recipe for
Il when was oh aimed from the medicine man of a
tribe u INDIANS whose habits Of life rende ed them
subect TO the most forms of this distressing
disease, and among whom its virtues were highly
pri1ed ara It's history traditional; being handed
down rom one generation 20 another as a most pre-
cious legacy. 80 great their est alton OF its
value that II required weeks of persistent applca-
tiun 70 overcome the Ieticence Of the willy savage
and obtain the secret Of its composition and manu-
ncture. This accomplished. the former PROPRIETOR
Tor long period made Il only the cure Of himself
and friends similarly afflicted. Ii proved an unfai-
ing remedy IN almost every case. often effecting
permanent cure by single application. The sever
est forms OF the disease of many years standing
completely cured by it in lew GAYS Physicians
have given 1t their unqualified approval and the in
creased demand for it, justies its more general in
PRODUCTION. 1t is purely vegetable preparation.
compounded with great care from freshly gathered
roots and flowers and contains nothing that can in
jure the most delicate system, and can always be
u ed with perfect safety.
Nothing acclaimed for il on the ground Of its abo-
rginai origin, We only ask fair trial by those af
hieted, and to them we leave the comparison be-
tween II anu otner preparations they have used.
The present proprietOrs Of this valuable medicine
are so confident Of ts success ami encouraged by
hundreds Of certificates from Physicians and those
that have been cured by it, that they now offer II 10
the public with the guarantee,
NO CURE. NO PAY.
= Price One Dollar per Bottle.
For sale by Druggists generally.
L. A. ED6ELL 4 CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
By whom all orders will receive prou pit attention
Manufactured by R. COLBERTH.
Burlington, March Is, ls69.-t-d&wly
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gegal Hutirrs.
THOMAS III. CoRnox,y
application for Esfsnsou sCT,,.

'f'-'-''''N J0' SS'sii''''n II TIN.
STATE OF VERMONT, To all n.
District Of Grand Isle az T T5tea u p. ~
Of SOsA hero, deceased, - ,e,a'-,
Seth sordon and Orange Phelps. a.
o. TIE estate Of Thomas II. Gordon. ~
nero, deceased. have mad, application II IS
70 De allowed the further time Of one ~. .
Soth cay q Nay next, in which 10 cless
You are hereby notified that said ar1li,,.
CONSIDERED on the 18th day q June n4x+
bats Office in North Hero, and 49,.
agtn 7 further time being granted. irl-.
offered
Ordered. that the foregoing notice d.
three weeks successively in The &c hu-
Press previous 70 the said 18th far -f-
Given under my hand az North Her-
Of May, A. j.. Is60. Oh
isW5S H. ". ALLEy
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MARBLE WORKS.

7 HAVE bought Mr.. L. A. Brownelrs Masbls
Works at Essex Junction. and will continue the
business in all its branches at my old stand.
VI. L. SNYDER.
Essex Junction, VT, April |, ls6s.-w3m
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NOTICE.

THIS certifes that have given my son, Hudson
i Pike his time during the remain Ter Of his
minority and shsll pay debts o. his contr citing
nor claim any Of his earnings frCm this date.
WM. S. PIKE,
Isle Ia Motto, VT, May l7,ls5s. wSw.
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.EfNG IRs. Company,
OF HARTFORD.
Home FHS. Company,
OF NEW YORK.
S25O.OOO

On single risk and as we devote cur ent.e time to
this business, and employ every facility for trans
acting it in satisfactory manner We think that In
surers viii find % be fer their advantage inrut
their business TO cure are, and we will always look to
their interests and eudeaylr 20 serve them a sat.
isfactory and faithful manner.
ALL LOSSES VIII he LITERALLY ADJUSTED
and PROMPTLY PAID az this Agency in current
funds When desired we viii make losse. payable
in GOLD
We employ an experienced Surveyor who VIII
make surveys Of S,ills ard other risks when insur-
snce Is desired, without extra charge and we are
prep'red TO place risks in ANY COMPANIES that
parties may prefer or II -he selection is len to Us We
win gi7e them the hest Companies in this country.
- Communications by mail viii receive prompt
attention.
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CARDING MACHINE.

7 WOULD respectfully inform the public that
Il am prepared to card Wool into Rolls with dis
patch and IN the best manner, at my shop near
Rufus Patrics's, in Hinesl urgh. With my expert
ence in the business feel coniden that 10 all
work entrusted To me in a satisfactory manner
Thanking generous public for the liberal pa o.
age received during tie past. hope, by coin SUI
perior " TX and ny personal attention 10 hus ness
to receive conti uaIce Il the same. Wool eceived
as taken from the sheep cleansed and caided Par
ties can leave their o. snd receive their rolls all
safe, in the vicinity of Bristol at the residence Of
Israel EDDY; in North Ferrishurgh, at A. ". Bill
lings' Harness shop 10 Vergennes. at the store Of
George Griswold; in Essex, n. Y. at the store Of
Mr. Slower. F. F. LYMAN.
Hinesourgh, Vt, May II. ls69.-i7wem
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agricultural, &r.
TIRE FARM AND DAIRY.
By our Agricultural Editor

by our A.-rlcnIturaI EditOr.
FINE uoRsEs.-0rris Ballard, Esq., of Geor
gia, well known to most Of our renders, for the
fine horses and.oxen that he has from time TO
time sold in our market, has recently bought #
P. Grant, effort Covington, Ny, pair Of four
year old Morgan horses, - "a hands high. thai
are pronounced by good judges to be equal to
anything Of their age in the state They were
first prize animals in their classes at the last tw
exhibitions of the Franklin County, (N.Y.) Ae-
ricultural Society
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Zeal estate.


THE undersigned offers for sale Dis Ps-.
| on Main str Ct, one and Oue-'gu-.-
Of WinoOski Village. consisting of II i-.
with living sprinzs and we'll wooi-i
A new and large house, with harm az
ed. On said farm b a large young
bearing. with plum. pear and cher
grap- vines and currauts There Is .-
hill. known as the Prospect Hili;'
this hill cannot he equaled ia the S-a-.
a short distance from the Nlnoo-k1 p ..
The farming tools and stock viii be
without, O. SUIT the purchaser, ami -.-e
premises s2.000 It. OF sawed lumber, I.s
The reas a Of my selling this farm. s1-
Stree ] received a fall which has c.1----.
he'd. and will not enable me % attend Q.
for long time. ALFRED
Anil 2I,-f3Wtf
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PORTABLE STEAM Engines

COMPRISING the maximum of efficiency, dura-
~ bility, and economy, with the minimum Of
weight and price. They are widely and fAvorably
INCONVENIENCE than SIS being in use. AL warranted
satisfactory or no sale. Descriptive circulars sent
on application. address
J. C. HoADLEY & CO.,
May l5.--deod&u6m Lawrence, Macs.
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ITO take charge Of q clearinghouse connected
L with manufacturing establishment near Mon
treal, Csns5z- emall uumber Of boareers. Inquire
w.&p. q CRANE
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DENTAL NOTICE.

I AN at horne again and viii be glad
i requiring the services Of dentist
the only place In this County where -
procured with the Folsom Patent t-
food from working under the plate. Is 81
parties procuring teeth with this l
an !, other Dentist In this County render IT.
liable 10 prosecution. II
- Filling an. .-Atractius lone Win '--
in First Nat olal Bank Building, 1900
Burlington, April q, 1865. W.T.
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TO AMERICANS VISITING EUR@

TIE Banking House ofNORTON & CO..
L ana Lnrd0n, having entereI upon
prem iseS, are prepared 20 show every
American Travellers. To ohviata '1e
aud expense attendant up the pure,
Of Credit % Europe. Msssrs- MORT y q
arranged 20 receive American cu7r'
States and Railway Bonds or Amer 90 y..-
value in Paris. placing the am INT l-
cred Of de ositors. Parties before 3D.
rope should have their eorresp ouden's l.-
dressed % care Of
NORTON & co, Z Broad S. y D.
Rue Scribe (tirani ID o..
or : Luthl-rlf --
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or DART
MOUTH COLLEGE.

MOI ii NOLLEC Il.
V'H Seventv-Third Annual Course Of Lectures at
Il this Inst ution Vi c 'mmence on I'll RSDAY,
August 9Th, ls69, and continue three months
FACULTY OF sEDicG>E.
ASA n. SMITH, p. D., IL. d, President.
DiXi Crosby NJ. d IL. D., Prof. Of Obstetrics and
Librarian. Hanover
Edward Phelps NJ. r., LII. D.. Prof of Theory
and Practice Of Pnys'c and Path logicalAnatomy,
Wins T, Vt
Albert Smith NJ. D, Prof of Materia Medca and
Tn rir eutics, feterhornugh
Oliver Hu tara NJ d, LII. D.. Prof. Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy, New iaven, Conn.
Edmund r peasiee IA , IL ID prof Of Diseases
OF Women. NeS York ity
Alpheus r. Crosby MD Prof Of Surgery, Hanover.
I'm Or ronsux VI d l.. B.. Lecturer on Medical
Jurisprudence New York City.
Lyman Is. How, N. d, ecturer on Anst my and
Physiology, Manchester
Carlton ? FIRST, d Assistant Lecturer OF Theory
and pract ce. Rrattlehora. Vt.
Henry VI Field VI. -, Assistant Lecturer on Ma
teria Medca and Theia tics Newton. Mass.
Horace Marion, 3. S, Demonstrator Of An atony.
Fees-tpayable in advancel For the course, 81;
Natr culation pad but once 8; 6raduatio Ex-
nenses, so.
Goo board can be ohtainei from So 20 To per
weeg and tbs uay be lessened by uniting with
boarding ubs.
Any one desiring further information will address
Prot. A. b. Or Shy, Hanover. OF
ALBERT SMITH, MD Secretary,
Peterborough, y. II.
May q, ls6e.-t-dlt&wtf
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AYRSHIRE SALE-Alexander Fisher, Of Fair
field has sold two of his grade Ayrshire two year 5
old heifers for 500 each.
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CRors-The crops throughout Northern YER
mont are in excellent condition, corn and pota-
toes are almost ready for hoeing and in some few
instances that work is in progress. We do not
hear so much complaint of worms as usual The
grass crop is unusually promising for the time
Of year. except on those meadows that have been
hard fed on account Of the scarcity Of hay and
grain. The prospects for an abundant fruit crop
are iattering at present.
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NEW WAR ECON.

NEW W AK BUM
VERMONT IN THE GREAT REBEL,
CONTAINING historical matter c1n'c--s
~ the Vermont Troops impurtanf Bar 55----r
they participated Biographical mott = B.
ent Oteers; interesting lneicsuts, An --,-.--
Handsomely bound Ia cloth with tine e.
By Mai. Otis 2. r. Waite. Soon 10 he P-,-r
>olf only D. agents Agents wanted Il e''--
" In the State Of Vermont Address IN
TRACY, CBASE ~
Clarem0nt, y
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81 EDS.
hENItC AY LIE GRASS SEED.
ORCHARD GRASS SEED.
HERDS GRASS SEED.
WHIT t. CLOVER SEED.
RED CLOVER SEED.
RED TOP SEED.
FLO WER TRELLISES.
SCI ID WHEAT.
Sc ed BARLEY.
ed PEAS.
SEED PLAN NJ ERS.
CORN INNTERS.
Anc general assortment Of Flows, Harrows and
all implements used on the Farm or Garden.
Also choice selection Of
Flow er Sc g DIS.
FROM the celebrated firm Of Hovey Co., Boston,
and yiek, Of Rochester For sale by
:. :. PIERCE 4 son.
April l2.--d6wtf
WANTED AGENTS