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VETO-REPEAL,

An exchange paper advocating II high protect
i've Tariff concludes its article thus =
sit may be, thnt in the case Of the Veto, there
will be constitutional majority in both Houses
TO pass the bill-but this is doubtful"
And if it were not doubtful, there is evidently
another matter overlooked. The nert Congress
might repeal IT,
This insinuaton from the Madsonian as to
what The next Congress" might do, will not we
trust be lost on the Wings at the approaching e.
ections. There is little doubt tina; the present
Congress will adopt such Tariff as will provide a
revenue for tile Government and protect the inter-
ests of the People. But The nert Congress might
repeal it, and the only security against such SUE
den and disastrous change of policy, is the cleo
ton of Wing majority to that Congress. Let
the hint be remembered Albany Journal
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4TH July IS42II

To the friends Of temperance the seperal toons of Uaagton
County,
Some four weeks since the Central Committee of the State
Temp Society addressed circular the towns in the State
requesting that general effort be obtain the names Of
all youth and children Of suitable age each town to the
Temperance list in order that might DO able bring into
the field, the 4th of July next, COLD WATER ARMY
of at least 20 900 strong These circulars have been dis
uibuted throughout the County of Washington
hoped that measures have been adopted most not ALL the
towns carry this plan. But secure efficiency
and uniformity of action through county, been deemed
advisable to make certain suggestions be acted upon
others suitable should be adopted After debera
on, has been thought expedent call county meeting
on the 4h OF July next but to the friends
IN each toon TO have general rally day youth and
Children oil both sexes, at public place their
where they may march in procession listen
wise spend the day, as shall be thought proper
The following has been deemed the eecua way
waken attention to the subject viz appoint committee
two three youth, in each school district names
to pledge prepared for the purpose of all the children and
youth, of both in their several localities
time to invite all TO attend the gathering
this way more general turn O be had Besides all
the inconvenience risk and of County gathering may
thus he avoided and many children
benefits and pleasures of 4h of July temperance celebration
1t is to bo hoped that this subject win not be neglected
gle town in the county bearing the of WASHINGTON
Let meetings be culed without delay.
Some individual IN each respectfully requested
forward TO the county Secretary the number of
in order that the report may be made the Central Com
mitee after the 9TH of July as may be-
GEO d. MANSER, Sec'y of Washington Co.
Montpelier June 7, 1912. Temp Society
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THE WAY IT IS MANAGED

Mr.. Randolph, Wing, moved in the House
last week q resolution, that Mr.. Saltonsa's Tariff
Bill be taken up the next alter the Army Bill, aud
upon the question, the vote was, ayes SO, nays 81
the locoft cos voting against it The rule of the
House requires a two third vote TO pass such n
olution, and as the ocoiocos compose more than
q third of the House the Wings could not get the
House to take up the Tariff. Here is another ev-
idence of the friendship Of the locos 10 Protection
Thus they work, hindering The Wings in every
possible way, and resorting to every imaginable
trick to avoid The subject of n Protective Tariff.
Cntedoniou
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The Richmond Wing says - Locofocoisin with
its wonled invncibility of logic, charges us with
being :" British Whigs" for advocating Il system of
measures, which will lead directly to make us in
dependent of Great Britain. That logic has lost
its terrors, If 1t ever bad any and may safely
submit to the good sense and patriotism OF tie
country to decide between whether we are
more British Wh'gS" in excluding British goods
for the benefit of American labor or they Brit.
'Sh Tories" in throwing open our ports to British
goods to the ruin Of domestic industry and the
Prostration of the national Independence.
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More EntiStments.-A friend writes from Crafts
bury that the Cold Water Army in that place
numbers 234. They intend meeting on the Alb of
July, the nay on which there will be n general
muster throughout Vermont Of the young soldiers
of the Gold Water Army.
Companies of the Army have been formed in
Lyndon, numbering l27, and at DanvilIe, and there
has been or is to be one formed at Passumpsic. -
Just as it should be- aledonian
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BANCROFT g. RIKER

AVE just received and receiving sob lids N +
IL Rum. 10 pipes Hol, and Bait Gin 10 PpesCog and
Brandy 100 hhds. Moasses 20 Or Casks Wine 20 Box
es Tobaeooi 10 chests II. and A. H. Tea, do black
Tea 81 Boxes Raisns 10 casks do, so drums Figs, 10
drums Sultana Raisins, SO quintas Goldfish 10 do fine
Salmon, 100 Kegs Nails assot sizes 90 tons Iron and
and Steel asst; 100 boxes Window Glass Paints Oil etc.
etc. all which will be sold cheap for cash.
Montpelier MAY 4h, l542, sc
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Vermont about to be" Redeemed" We have of
late heard many confident expressions from the
opposition party that they shall "Redeem the
State" next September! mo doubt about it,"
say they; look what we nave done in other States,
to know what we will do in this"
Wonder if they don't intend to release the con-
vicls in Windsor prison on condition that they
vote The Smile ticket ?-Herald
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Payable in all cases ia advance and free OF pos
age to be semitic one address, Except in the case
OF the single copies,) and, whether by mail, STAGE
or post, TO be conveyed at the expense OF the sub
scribers.
Orders should be sent on as soon as possible so
as 10 permit us TO make the necessary arrange
ments.
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Parties in Washington municipal election
for Mayor, Aldermen, &c. took place at Wash
inglon on Monday last For the Mayorality Mr..
w. w. Sealon, the accomplished Editor of the
National lnlelligencer, received 553 votes. Mr.
lngle, another Wing candidate 200 votes and Mr.
Hnnly (Locofoco) lS2 votes. Locotocnis,n seems
to be in bad repute with the citizens of Washing
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ton to any duties for protection, dwelling on its
injurious effects to the general interests Of the
country, and advocating a strict adherence to the
Compromise Act.
MIR. Hunt obtained The floor at the close of this
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STRAYED

INROM the pasture OF the subscriber the first night in
l. June instant mdoing sized switch tailed bay e.
Her right eye natural little sore. The mare is prob
ably ten eleven years old She has been traced to
Barre old meeting house. Whoever will return said
give information where she may be found will
ceve the thanks Of the subscriber and shall be suitably
lewarded. ELIJAH HALVES.
Brookfeld, June g. is42. 81 DIV
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MARRIAGES..

At Chambly L. c. by the Rev H. o. Crafts, Gen. Orin Ed
son Of Randolph w. to Miss oua Booth of the former place
In West TOpsham, the 10Th instant by the Rev o. Shin
man, Mr. Andrew J. Wallace Miss Caroline Jenness daugh
ter OF the Hon. ]. Jenness.
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w OIL C A R d | N G 4.
~ syX NJ AN

LIToULD inform the public that he has put his ma
w chlnery in the best order for cardng wool and al
those Thai wish 10 have their wool well done CAN
BE DONE at any other establishment in the county, will
do well 10 call on him. The price Of eardng is l2
ner mound and CHEAPER If necessary. 1.-THE wool is
po carded as ell his nsighbor he will charge Moth
barre Lo"sr 'haBei juno iofr' OlF
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BROWN & CHAPLIN,

Nos. Is * 10 Commercial a few doors north OF the
Market, BOSTON,
WHOLESALE dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES,
w PAINTS, SPERM and LINSEED OIL, WIN
DOW GLASS, DYE STUFFS, &c. offer for sale
fresh and complete assortment of the above articles the
most reasonable for cash credit. Country deal
respectfully invited call and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere. 4s:3m-Aug. |, SIN
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| fMAN & KING offer to the public extensive as
IL sortmont OF English German and American Broad
cloths and Cassmees of all shades and qualities. Also
variety Vestngs, prices that cannot fail to suit
May 9th, '42. Sc
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WORM IOZENGES.
CLOTH STORE. 1912.

A safe and '''''' remedy for R Tf5F f. sale
Montpelier, is June, 1912. 81
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H A r DIV A r e..

AT THE OLD STAND No. 81, Union st. BOSTON.
HOMES, HOMER d co. take thus method to iniorh
J. their friends and customers in Montpelier and vicln-
y, that they have received by the late arrivals from Eng
land extensive importation of spring goods consist
ing OF all the varieties of Sheffield and Birmingham
HARD WARE AND CUTLERY.
They have also added their stock large of
DOMEST &c HARDWARE,
adapted to the of the country all Of which they
disposed 10 sell to the country trade good terms
be pocu ed in this CITY elsewhere eherfor cash
approved credit. 80
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, Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.

STATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate Court holden
District Of Randolph SIS, : at Randolph. in and for
said d. strict on the 18th day Of June D 1872
A Instrument purporng to be the last will and tesla
n meht Of Hon Elijah Paine, late Of Wiliamstown in
said district deceased being presented the Court here
by Charles Paine ESQ.,, Of the therein nam
ed M probate is ordered by said Court that all persons
concerned therein be notified appear at Of said
Court To be holden at Gales Inn in Wliamsown, the
18th day Of July next and shew any they may have
agans The probate Of said will for which purpose it is
further ordered that this order be published three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Waterman and Journal prn.
ted at Montpelier, may be.
g. WIN HEPARD JuJoa
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The propetors Of this estbl shmen invite the attention
of purchasers TO The SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS
now offered. The assortment is Of the MOST ExrEH
in The city the styles for beauty and good
taste the qualities second and the price as LOW
good articles be obi aimed from any other
Boston sc
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yU5bPH. a CURTTSS, Commis-
GO FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT. Ssoners.

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court holden
Washington District SIS Sat the Probate Office in
Montpelier within and for said district on the 22d dav of
June, 1912, present, the Hon. D Thompson, Judge
Instrument puportng to be the last will and tesla.
IA ment of JONATHAN f. RUGGLES late of Rox-
bury in said district deceased being presented TO the
Court here by Mercy Rugges Of Roxbuty the execurx
therein named for probatelt is ordered by said Court
that all persons concerned therein, be notified appear
session Of said Iur be holden The Probate office in
Montpelier the 18th day Of July 1872 and shew cause
any they may have, against the probate Of said w-o
which purpose further ordered that copy Of the rec
ord Of this order DO published three es sccessvey in
the Vermont Waterman and State Journal, printed at
Montpelier aforesaid, soon may be.
true copy Of record,
e. Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS ReUister
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SHERRY WINE BITTERS. These are a remedy
ye,y highly and very justly recommended by physicians
as Of great efficacy giving strength the weak and de-
btaed The Of years has satisfactorily proved their
virtues. Unlncured by the slightest deleenous matter
they communicate the healing powers of the best medc
nal aud plants They restore and, fnot laid ASIDE
preserve the whole animal economy state of habitual
heathiness They cannot be too frequently commented
to public notice by Just encomiuns from the press. A.
b. and d. Sands, 10 and 100 Fulton street, agents.
iESln speaking of the excellence of the Sherry Wine
Btters Of which Messrs A b. and d. Sands are agents,
meant those prepared by Dr. SO Richardson OF South
Reading Mass.
For sale in Montpelier by F.. p. Walton Sons and s.
Burbank Jr. Geo D. SteaIns, Chelsea; t. Cook, Coz
inth; J. Merrill, East Cornth G. Prchard, Bradford
F. & II. Keyes, Newbury; H. Tracy Wells River. 506m
For sale ia Montpelier by +. H. Prentiss,
East Montpelier, Joseph Huntington,
Plain6ed, Town and Bancroft,
Marsh6ed, f, ID. Putnam,
Mortified, Geo. B. Pierce,
Brookheld, Cleveland and Stevens,
Braintree, Farmers and Mechanics Co.
Randolph, J. W. French,
West Randolph, Il. Hobart and Co.
Barre, Samuel Britain,
Wllliamstown, Mechanics Co.
Washington, Stone and Emory,
West Topshanl Kutrcdge and Colby
Mlddesex Horace Snow,
Waterbury Hutchlns, Goss and Co.
Stowe, Washburn, Duton and Fuller,
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Also an extensive Assortment Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,

CHURCH LAMPS and COMMUNION WARE;
Paror Lamps and Branches for Candles Britt1nia Tea
Ware Of all patterns; Silver Spoons of every style and
pattern; Silver Ware of superior finish ard workman
ship plated Tea Seus-Uus-Coffee Pots-Tea Trays
of all sizes reatvarcty Of Fancy Goods for presents
nice Parlor Clocks Table Cutlery Of fine and common goal
ty, etc.
For sale on favorable terms at wholesale and retail
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STATE OF VERMONT, (Ata Probate Court, hold
District of lnlolph, }ennt Randolph within and
for said district The 4h day Of June, A. D. 1912, pres
cit, the Hon. VIM Hebard Judge.
A n instrument purporng to be the last will and
~ ment Of Amaziah Grover late Of Brook6cld, in said
district deceased being presented the here by
Thomas Kingsbury Esq the executor therein named for
probate is ordered by said court that all persons
cerned therein be notified to appear session Of said
court to lie holden the Probate Office in RaAdo the
I'd day of July and shew cause they may have
against the probate of said will for which purpose is
further ordered that copy Of the record of this order be
published three eks successfully in the Vermont Watch
and Journal printed Montpelier as soon as may
be- A tue copy of record
60 Attest, JOHN COLBY, Register
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HENRY r.. TOWNSEND.
STRAW BONNETS.

100 doz PALM LEAF HOODS AND BONNETS :;
with general assortment of MILLINERY ARTI-
Giles and SILK GOODS, for sale very low for Cash or
short credit. April 8--5l:9
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AMERICAN HARDWARE.

Iron and cast STEEL shoveTs spades hre sels augers
Nashua locks and atches; W. Rowland and Sons an,
Fulton Hardware Cos Mill Saws Coles Hammers Lat
ches ring and improved, BlakcS patent, etc
Composing altogether stock well suited the countr,
trade-to he sold for cash or approved credit
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SttNeF anu Flateu wares, Lamps,
Trays, Cutlery, &c.
HARRIS, STANWOOD O. CO.
% fremont Row. Js0 doors North Of he fremont House.
BOSTON,
HAvE received complete assortment of MILITIA
II RY GOODS, consisting of Gilt and Plated mount
ed and solid Scabbard
SW OR DIS,
Clasps Belts, Sword-Chains Gold Gilt and Plated La
ces, Cords and Brads Gilt and Plated Epouetts. Tas.
sells and Stars; Gilt Grenades Sword Knots ard Aeus-
let's Military, Army Navy and Revenue Buttons
Pumes, all sizes and coors Pompons Silk and Won.qd
Sashes, Wings, Pufs Chspeaux, Cap Trimmings etc.
They have just added to their stock complete asSor
ment Of
w A T C les,
consisting of English Gold Levers; Anchor ESQ p-eu,s
and Lep Of Geneva manufacture with rich God Silver
and Enammelled Dals-extra Jrwelled SC. all Of the
finest quality and selected with
| Silver Patent Lever Anchor, Lepnc Horizontal snd
! Plain Watches of the besl quality and finish
| Also large stock Of Rich Gold, Guard Fob and Vest
Chains Ke,es of The latest styles, &c.
| The above Watches made 10 order; Of superior
quality and will be warranted in every respect IL give
| lsfaction-
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2AuO Ell OOODSf EhD'S ESTATE.
'NHE subscribers having been appointed by the honora-
l. BILE Probate Court for the District Of Washington
commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the estate ofSAMUEI
GOODSPEED, late Of Warren in said district deceased,
represented nsoyent and the term Of six months from the
18Th day Of May allowed by said court to the creditors of
said deceased TO exhibit and prove their respective claims
before us-Do give notice, that will attend to the du-
ties Of our appointment the dwelling Of Gideon
Goodspeed in Warren in said district on the 18th day Of
July and November, at nine o'clock forenoon each Of
said days.
Warren, June 10Th, A d 1912
JOSEPH CLIP TTce, 1ror,,;,-
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From the Evening Signal, N. Y.
- .xrTkTI- nIutfp ~ :, M - go

DoNNETsl B0NNETSl BoNNETs! and Trlm.
ID minps at LANGDON K WRIGHT'S
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WATCH MAN

FOR THREE MONTHS----TER
q, L
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TOBACCO, fine cut smoking and chewing, Lorrllard
l. and Sweets Macabd and elbow Snuff, for sale by
Is June, 1872 s. p. REDFIELD
A BANKERS COUGH SYRUP which has been
n. tested and found to be excellent article Tor Full
monary affections, for sale by 5. p. REDFIELD.
IlLACK and BLUE INK COR sale wholesale and retail,
u by 5. p. REDFIELD.
l6 June 1912. 81
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PROBATE NOTICES.
CoMMIssIONER,s NoTICC

VTTE the subscribers, being appointed by the Honorable
w the Probate Court for the district of Randopb COM
mssonors receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate of JOHN SES-
SIONS late Of Braintree said district, deceased rep
resented insovent and also all claims and demands ex
hbed in offset hereto and six months from the 18th day
Of June being allowed by said Court for that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice. that will attend to the
business Of our said appointment the dwelling house of
Widow Annis Sessions in Brantree, the Goth Of July
and 10Th Of December, from O'Clock p. M until four
O'Clock NJ On each of said days.
BELCHER SALISBURY, Commits
JOSIAH TlLSON, ( sioners.
West Randolph June II, 1912 62w3
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VIM. GREENOUGH & Co.,

Birmingham Goods, comprising in part Leg, Trace, and
Halter Chains; James and Fox and Hawkins Screws
Bed Screws; Coach Screws Baldwin's, Kenrcks and
TarratTs broad and Butts table and back flap pew
and plate Hinges Hooks and Hinges Locks-Carpenters
closet pad wardrobe chest, cupboard PRESS plate blind
and sash fasteners Norfolk atches brass goods etc etc.
hi Naile
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THOMAS S. HURLBURT's ESTATE.

THOMAS 5. HURLBURT'S ESTATE.
THE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the district Of Washington commits.
sion receive examine and adjust all c3ims and de-
burt late of Mortified said district deceased represent
ted insoven and the Of six months from the I'd day
Of June, d 1872 allowed by said Court the creditors
Of said deceased exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us---DO GIVE NOTICE that we
viii attend Ia the duties of appointment at the
dwelling house uf widow Eliza Hurburt in NorthReld
said district, the third Mondays of August and Novem-
her next at len O'Clock forenoon each Of SAID days
Mortified, juno llih, A D 1912.
HARVEY W. CARPENTER, lComms-
ISAAC p. jerks, Ssioners IS
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TOMARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELL's PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
These invaluable Powdcrsh been ersaly adopts
in Europe but France particular for upwards Of thirty year.,
well By thousands in this being the only mild
safe and e6cacous remedy for married ladies' whose health
forhids too rapid increase Of family
Madame Resteli is well known, was for thirty yeeu
male Physician the principal Female Hospitals in Eu
ropethose of Vienna and Paswhcre favored by her
experience and opportunities she attained hst celebrity In
those medical science specially adapted
the female frame which her medicines stand
vailed well in this country as in Europe Her acqusintspcs
h,rby tracing the decline and III hsath of married iemsIe
often apparently inexplicsble fauses which consgn
fond mother premature graveto their true sourceto
ve of the priaay causes Of female ndspos
he discovery her celebrated Preventive Powders
Their adoption been the Of preserving not only
the a but the life OF many an aectonae wife and
fond mother. . :. !, -.
tmang the vest dement's resulting to thousands by their adop
on would most fully arouse the attention Of tbc
red by all that they hold and dear their
not wise and yiItuCus to prevent evils 70 which are sub
dispassoate, yirtuous and engh,ened mind will nh
ngy the affirmative. This is all that Madame
tel recommends or eyer Price five dollas
be Forwarded b mail to any part Of the United st.,es Al
TELL, Femae Physisian, Principal Office Greenwich
street, New York Obce hours from AM o clock PM
Boston Office No. 7 Esses 81. au21 imsr
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HIND'S DEPOT

OF WEBB'S BURNERS, IMPROVED, at ia Grand ST.,
~ door the Broadway HouseThe subscriber respect.
fully informs his friends and the public in general that bo
the Manufacturer of those Lamps since their introduction he
has brought them that perfection which makes them
for cleanliness and briancy Of light all
others in existence. From his long experience the bu
sness and the facilities he possesses all others the
trade he is enabled to sell so rs lower for
mery charged by the dealers and hopes by this reduction
to merit share Of public PATRONAGE The great difficulty here
toiore existing the trimming, universally complained OF
by AL that haze used Them entirely obviatcd by the in
ps,fec, order for burning without the least trouble
sold at S. and es which affords light brilliant than any
other substance the Ct
less than half OF OIL 1t safe explosive.
drops fire from TIT wick, and leaves fire upon il;
clearly, leaves marks and If spilled clothes
furniture evapoafes entirely like alcohol The lamps
order, need snung raising Of the wcks but merely
require be kept clean and be filled often they burn
themselves empty.
Also Camphoated Gas, Chemical Oil, and Alcohol at re-
duced prices: Lamps cleaned repaired wckd and altered
burn camphinc
Astral Lamps bronzed and regt.
Country chants and all others who wish procure
ally splendid article respectfully invited examine his
cent thar they will find il to their advantage.
B-Constantly hand general of Kitchen
Furniture Stoves &C. Sc Tin and Copper Roofing. Cutters,
Leaders, and Job Work general executed the shortest
tice. JAMES KINDS.
au7 lmsr Grand stYe