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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-07
WATCEH ES.

Silver Spoons Gold Beads, Ear Ornamnes Finger Rings
Ladies' and Gentlemens BreastPns, patterns livery
rich) Guld Riseiis--stone set Gold and Silver Pencils
Gold and Silver Bowed Specaces, Silver Thimbles
Miniature cases, Gold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Keyes
Gold Watch Chains, Gard Cases, Mourning Rings and
Pins, Silver Combs, Shell Combs Work Bays, Pocket
SCISSORS Fancy Goods. Vions and Strings, gooa
sorment Of ofPerumcy, Macassar, Buffalo and
Beers Oil for the hair Fishing implements, ILage Lot
Brtania Teapots and Casters, SUI orior quality. large
assortment Of Toys, Watch Trimmings, w God Clocks and
Brass do ondn short, most every thing that kept at
JcwcrJ Ware Store.
s. A. takes this opportunity Just sa to the ladies
and gentlemen Montpelier and vicinity, that he has
arged his Shop Establishment aud has spared pains
select Goods suitable for market ill it up and fur.
Their says to ALL at home abroad TO just step in and
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere.
any rate they may rely this that goods what
recommend them 10 be no sale.
31 Clocks and Watches repaired a; short notice ana
warranted.
N. B. SILVER work and Jewclry made to order to any
pattern and warranted good.
N ipeier. MnYl. 1913.
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LANYARD FOR ALE.

HE Subscribers offer for sale their TANNERY, situated on
Clyde Riyor Derby Centre, VT Said Establishment
sists of farmhouse, CURRY-SHOP, and BARK-HOUSE,
with ga YATs II of which under cover new improved
BARkMlLI, ROLLING-MILL, HIDE MILL, and FORCE
PUMP all of which driven by waerpowe and 10 good
state of repair. Also DWELLING-HOusE, BARN. and
Large GARDEN This property is situated in thriving Vii
gein tho immediate vicinity OF GrsMi Wooden Factory,
two sawMlls, Chair Factory Machine shop, Blocksmh's
Shop &C. &c. 1t is believed in regard to business of
tom, with its many local advantages, there not establish
ment of tho kind In tho Northern part of the State that will IA
voaby compare with this property which offer for sale
tho reasonable Application may be made either
Benjamin Hinman tho premises, OF Timothy shedd Of
Wells River HINMAN Il -SIIEDD.
Derby, April 10, 1874 5s:6w
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There u u Kennedy for tie aCOrss
or EEsEsllOJS

DLEASE read Rev MIR FueIlon's certificate and then
l. try them :-'Alr Jones, ST-A desire to benefit 9TH
ers induces me 10 send this testimonial in '"or of your
DRoPs ron HUMoRs. For three years past have been
afflicted with scrolulous humor which assumed the most
threatening appearance, such throat swelling of ia,
neck sides and hands large hare punches the neck and
in the armpils accompanied with much md r1in
To such extent did the disease rage produce appa
rent deiormly Of the features my lungs became irard
intellectual faculties benumbed with The ire loss of the
oismeing. l consulted several sklful physicians
but all pronounced my disease incurablc have taken
bottle your medicine and commenced using the second
aud TO all appearance have effected perfect cure, and no
longer bear the traces OF this appalling disease For
strength ofiungs body and mind have returned and
the swellngs and punches have disappeared. THIS is
simple statement Of facts, which you are AT liberty to use
as you choose. n, H.FULLERfON.
Pembroke, N. II. July %, lS4l."
tCTsA fresh supply OF this valuable medicine lust re-
cevcd ami for sale al the Bookstore Of L p WALTON
x SONS, Montpelier, W.
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WONDERFUL!

n for the Piles, Rheumatism, sc. has been used in
tn Jusands ofcases and failure to give complete
cure can be found large supply ronhe
Manufacturer ofhe GESUISE TO answer the many and in
crcaslng calls For sale only atthe Monpelc Bookstore
by WALTON g. SONS
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DC TT WY HUUaH UHU WSVU ITttTy
FAMILY MEDICINE,

for which purpose they wisely adapted being safe
for young and old of ali constitutional Tho above is no
fancy sketch, but true.
The Tomato Pills are for sale by Agents in all the
in the State; but beware ofmposIo for several
base attempts have been made 10 initiate these Pills The
Of PEDLARS and ask the merchant if he bought ol
Pedars Avoid him who for few cents profit will
dsappoint the hopes Of the sick, and rinc with their
agents at the GENERAL DEPOT, No 226 Main street
Hartio d.
For sale at CLARK & COLLINS and S. RED
FIELDS, Montpelier; SAML BRITAIN, Barre
JanuaIy Isl4, A5
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EVANS FAMOUS Pills.
LNVAN'S well known Camomile Pills, also his Family
IL Apericnt Pills, for sale by T. p. WALTON AND
SONS Montpelier, VT wholesale and retail.
COUGHS, COLDS, AND DISEASES OF
THE LUNGS.
{ tARTER'S COMPOUND PULMONARY BAL
- SAM for sale by e. p. WALTON AND SONS,
Montpelier, W.
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0-PRlCE REDUCED.-E 10
GIFTS TOO LATE; HIS DEATH
kNELL HAS RJJNG,,

TNHE package Of Mr.. Phelps TOMATO PILLS FOR
Il Mr.. Lcech, has arrived, SAID the merchant. IT'S
TOO LATE, answered the doctor with gref his death
kne has rung Alter moment he ADDED had the Pills
arrived in time, have doubt from what have seen OF
would have been saved. Mrs Blnn who was taken gu tie
dangerously, relieved by them two hours and
we. in three DAYS Thus see how dangerous is pro-
crdsnaton, and of what vital importance appropri-
ate remedy, timely administered. WAsHISGroN died OF
similar affection and probably because medication
delayed only few homs. People should always keep
sudden illness and because they equally ecacous in
lung fever. bilious fever collie cramp the CHI,
gravel and worms, which all dangerous complaints :
and it may be said they a sure remedy for Dyspepsia
Jaundlce, Indigestion and rheumatism, swelled limbs
heart burn erupons Of the skin and in all diseases where
Blood and Glands require purifying In fact the Tomato
p.IIs shnu.l he in LnIIse oil mood Cc. l..
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SLNCsLE. DOUBLE. UNiBu .JCAl

Nj ARSH'SS SUP IORPATENTTRUSS.
J'HESE Trusses constructed in many particulars on
an entirely new plan, and their adv anlages over all
have been aested only by The most res
ment Of hose afflicted with the disease they are intended
TO alleviate. The most eminent physicians upon an exam.
nation of this truss decided superiority that
they cheeruly and voluntarily give feat the pro-
preors TO be laid before the public few of which may
be The handbils. For sale by
55 SILAS BURBANK III Mor,,clor ",
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WANTED.

IL An * Co want, in exchange for Goods, 1000
'ps DnirD hfriiE 1000 lbs. MAPLE SUGAR. for which
hey oier large stock Of Goods at low prices.
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NOTICE

THIS may certify that have given INV son p.,no,1 t;
his time om this date, and shall not claim his
nor consider myself accountable for his contracts
Worcester, Jan. l, 1874. GA.
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AGENTS.


WaltonSSons, Montpelier Hale, Chelsea
I Maston do Foslef& Pa khuts Tunbr;de,
Moses Rich do TSturevanl do
Clark and Collins do Orange FIfeld, Orange
Redheld do OH Watson, Topsham
ia mcr and Mechanics Co N & A Bailey East
hliddlesex L Cook, Curnth
GOss and flutchns, Waterbury Severance L Smith
& MIR ichn olson, Wuitsfeid Corinth East
Bnylios d- White, Mortified Albert Camp Stow
ID Putnam, Mafshfeld l.. l. IIut.hins, Noolcot
Hall WaGe Plainfed Koee aud Noyes, HydeparL
Kent, Calais Vernon Noyes, Worthwhile
John Rich do Perrin Randolph
Joseph sawyer, Morotown ] A Curtis, East
Chester Gilmore, Northfeld Joseph Clark East
Dodge K Keith, Barre Mann and PARISH West
fiancis boutwell,, South Hobart, West
eastman & Flint, Warren OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bruokfed
L Spadmg, Roxbury a l. Lamson & Co, liaintree
d W Town, Woodbury. &c b Pierce L Co Nortbfeld
REMEMBE
The only Office in Boston where the Indian Vegetabl
Pills can be OBJ aimed is at
1913 FREMONT STREET. I9s
Principal Office and General Depot lace street. Phila-
,elphia Boston. Dec 49, 1913
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CONGRESS SPRING WATER.
CtAN be had at all times by calling on CLARK ,auc
" COLLINS.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
BANCROFT & RTKER

IIAVE just received their full supply of SPRING SLIM
IL MER GOODS, which they disposed TO sell n H,a
than those who sell cheap for cash credit
May /, 1874. 50uf
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
CASH STORE
VALUABLE MEDICINE

VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM, COMPOUND Pull
MONARY BALSAM, Mis-. Gardner's INDIAN BALSAM
OF LIyERWoRT Doct. Geo. Taylor's BALsAM OF LIVER.
WORT, Newton's PANACEA, the INDIAN PURGATIvE
FILLS together with large supply Of DRUGS for sale low
est prices by MnY G. 60 SIIAS RIIRRANK La.
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NEW GOODS!

than has been koptin this market which he offers for sale
at his Jewelry Ware Store, three doors Vest Of the VII
agc Hotel where may be found Ladies and Gentlemen
g old and Silver Watches, such as
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Soap! Soap!

LARGE lot of whiteand brown Windsor Soap together
IN wthoxygenated Toilet &C. &c. -
s. ABBOT.
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NIBLO'S SEED STORE.
Inst Recpired hn thp 81 .L1rnes

$40 THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs the pub
ST& lie tht during his late v, England he procured
< through Mr. Charlwood, the celebrate scotsman and
boan ALI the variety of pshas aud Flower Seeds such
took the premium horticultural Exhibitions last
addition which will be found all the choice
Eary and Late Vegetable SEEDS nd variety Of early and late
Potatoes Of the best kinds tn Grass seeds OF
Purchasers will te atttn ed to by regular bred sedsman
thst mistakes
Every article in the line has been purchased for esdy money
and can be sold at modera prices.
The Conservatory under the chnge Of practical florist
who will dispose CT variety Of plants and shrubs
low prices. ROquets and wreahs tastefuy arranged
variety of tye also flowers short
ge,t variety of Flower Pets, Or ,am-nt Flower Stands
and Vase from, the Poer.es L1ndon; Bir Scotch
Oat Meal Gre It's SC.
Every article offered for sale warranted to be
mended w. NlBLO.
al
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THE PAVILION,

THE PAVILION,
NEW BRIGHTON-STATEN ISLAND--F. BLAN
~ CARD has the honor to acqu.int his friends and the
public lily that the Pavilion will be opened the
o. the month OF May or sooner should sufficient nume
onr to authorize his opening the house He Prepared
to enter into arrangements The will generally be the
parties who take apartments from the end
OF the season.
Besides other advantages which the Pavilion at New
the neghborhood York its proximity to that eity
must render peeminenty convenient for gentleman who
while they DESTROYS that their families should enjoy the
their place Of The distance from New York
IL New Brighton Is not quite miles aud performed
about twenty fire minutes by good end veil appointed
boats viii will leave Pier No. tn. North River and
the morning until eight in the evening.
The Pavilion comfora ly accommodate hundred
persons within its ws Along the prns ipal 'front.' which is
formed by lofty columns IL fronts the Gay of New York
and the most splendid Of the Jersey shore the
ctes of New ork and Brooklyn, the Hudson and East
Long Island and the coast OF Staten lsland nearly
The grand dining room one of the largest and hest
popoTtioned the United States comfortably
vailed. 1850
There is covered corridor which taverses the centre of the
aboI fifteen feet width and OF the
ladies and children either ia wet weather when tn,
too powerful TO permit their abroad THIS
ncates with the wings each Of which THERE'S corridor
enc HUNDRED aud feet in length also under
spacious and light
There is readipg and king for the gentem in
tu,,dmg altogether de'ached from the Pavilion
1 From h Pavi there roads leading the
Na-rows. the Lighthouse, round Amboy Bay Rchmold
and the ls ari through the Of the island by the Glove
hoad staten and ac possesses advantages superior to
those OF any spot in the Union.
Glebe Hotel. Broafwav ID April, 1874. az iw re
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NEW P.aTENT SoLaR IND LARD LAMPS

NEW P.ATENT SOLAR IND LARD Lamps
WORAM & HAUGHWOUT, 56l Broadway. would re-
w s ctfuy invite their friends n,psc
on 81 new patent article Of Lard Lamp the first Of which
ar, no 2 be offered to the public Me:s w &H will
hib each evening during the month Of March, of
lose L1sd Solar soe burning Lard some Sperm and
panuf tu.ers Cornelius CO. and before offering them
the public they have been submitted for thorough
a. committee If scientf gentlemen attached to the Institute
OF Pnnsy who have reported the Of lard
bnrnIng these lamps about equal the of oil
30 cents gallon aud have their favor Of the
Lamp bsrg the superior Lard Lamp that has
under their notice This together with the high standing Of
the manu- actuers sucet guarantee that it is the
superior Lamp all tn ngs considered now in The
uef IN which these lamps eonatuced is such that either
ard or oil may be used and kp in order without the
least trouble well made aad perfect lamp with od glob.
and chimney wick &c that will last for be
sold for two dollars and fifty cents and will give the
light Of an ordinary astral iam, w II have completed
with the manufacturer. that they now
receiving add tons Of many their present
large assortment ald will sell reasonable thar
any house 70 the cy full assortment OF all the following
articles will also BE- found a. their show rooms:
Gas oil and candle Chande Pendants. MaEte Lights
Buckets portable Burners, Lantern, SC.
Gpando'es Cardeabrds. Bracket Chandeliers Wall Brac
cts Suspend Solar Brackets, Chandeliers and Pendants
new article of Solar Side Lamps - :
PlateG and Japanned Goods Cutlery and Fine Cut
Glass comprising the beat in the Uaited States
M
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SEEDS OF EVERY KIND JUST RECEIVED
BY THE
PACKETS QUEBEC AND HENDRICK HUDSON.
"A kx 4

2sR TAKE this opportunity OF returning their thanks to
T their friends and the public for the liberal patronage
- slowed upon them since opening thei Seed Store
and Conservatory They have received additional
ely Of all the best known vae of Annual, Biennial and
Perennial Flower Seeds, Vegetable Seeds Of all KINDS
Oats Ash teaved and ether early Potatoes, all prime
order Exocs Of description suitable for parlor
house culture; Bouquets composed of the
choice and tslcae for bridal festive PARTIES
and Stands of various with other fancy articles
all of which will be sold the lowest They beg
inform their friends and the public that they old
Sod of kind the and have neither pains
ese the best seeds Of the last seasons growth
from the most espectabe houses in country and Europe
all Of which will warranted Catalogues will be ready for
drbu ioneay the ensuing week All those will please
call and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
English Split Peas, Oams and kmbdeu GToats for Cruel
fruit and na Trees of all kinds Grape aud flow
shrabs herbaceous plants &C. always hand
Conservatory and Seed Store 635 Broadway New York.
Several practical Gardeners wanting situations apply as
above. f27 m m
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PEALE.s NEW YORK MUSEUM.

PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY
MIR. H. BENEFIT. ..MANAGER.
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
The Manager proud have the honor inform the ladies
and gentlemen of New York has his power
NIT to their notice LIVING curiosity surprising the celebrated
LAPLAND DWARF
OF THE SAME AGE AS THE GENERAL!
AND THREE INCHES SHORTER!
TIE following talented performers engagsd:-
Msdemoele Pauline the dausuese Miss Adar
the charming vocalist; The Great esern who is universal
acknowledged be the of Comic
Characters America and without doubt the ktb"pn
Orator and lmtator Of Locomotive the whole world.
Miss Blanchard the graceful uggeress and Mrs Western. the
much admired actress
The splendid GAS STAR that excited much interest
winter w shed brilliant use New Stage has
been erected with Scenery, &c.
The Manager has effected engagement with "a
GIANTEsS :!
For full particulars. small bills
Performance the Lecture Room half past
7 o'clock.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Warrington.

WASHINGTON, April S, 1874.
From sundry significant signs and indications, !
have reason to think there is truth in the ru-
mors to-day, that the friends of Clay here have
written TO him not to define his position on the
question of Annexation until after his arrival here.
The Southern and Clay wings are getting alarmed
at the Websterian course of the Intelligencer upon
this question Every possible and conceivable ef-
fort will be made and promises given, by the wings
to stave of any Congressional action upon 1t until
after the election.
IL M.-NO other news at this hour.
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FOR SALE.

FOK SALE.
IN EARN in the Township of Orange. N. j., six miles
Nihrds meadow and arabic, balance thrifty wool-house
:I EaI aud cellar lately rePairedbarn and outbud
waered by .prngsgood well a. doorvsry healthy situation
sesson when required Apply 10 Ferry ST. 1871 Division st.
n Dey st, or GEO. BLACkBURNE Perry Lam, the
place. ms lm.rc
yuxk FOR SALEa piece of land tanning from 20 to
&3o beautifully located the Paterson Turnpike
sRoad, commanding extensive view all directions
1t the Hackeasack River and in full view Of Newark
overlooking AZ the surrounding country II Is an sdmr5le
boken at secsueus. n j. in The peishb9Th9od of good
DOCK, No. 50 Perry Of the q. UNDER
HILL, at Secaucus or DR.. GLOVER, Avn ma I'm &c
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House Of Representatives.

WASHINGTON-AprlI D.
As soon as the Journal was read,
Mr.. j. X. INGERsOLL moved to have the rules
suspended, so as TO allow him 10 move to have
10000 extra copies printed of the Report of the
Minority of the Committee OF Ways and Means
on the Tariff
The rules were suspended. Ayes "a, noes ~.
Mr.. INeERsoLL then moved the printing of IL, $50
extra copies of his Report
Mr.. HOLMES, in the most noble and manly man.
ner said that he was opposed TO any one-sided and
partial policy. He was in favor of printing as
many of this as there had been of the majority re-
port printed Let both sides be heard.
Mr. WELLER said he thought this report was only
a review OF the report of the majority.
Finally, the House agreed to print 10000 extra
copies of the minority report on the Tariff.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the State of the Union, and took up the
bill reported from the Committee on Commerce,
making appropriations for the Improvement OF GER
tain harbors and rivers
The following are the items:-
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I kCTURkS ON PHRENOLOGY-Or the Laws of
Mans Being Presented and Applied to the of
Character u Sef.lmprovement to the Moral Trimming
yeroment of Childea nc'udng their Intellectual Educs.
ton TO improving the Memery;t Mstrmony Hereditary
Exits and hfir Remedy &c BY Fowler CLnio1
April ~ rhalisa Hail. every Thursday evening. and IT
Halls Buildings Erookln Friday evening
at half past O'Clock and closing With public examinations
and Often wlta Seats to the fist hive lectures
free, and contribution taken. See bills.
Professional and books at 1871 Nassau street,
I'M
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR,
NO n. AT and Al CROSBY STREET.

NO. 81, 81 IND 30 CROSBY STREET.
a. THE PROPRIETOR would inform his friends
<and The public that he has sale, his large and
(-spacious establishment upwards of seventy Horses
us arrived from the country young sound and kind com
Ontario County, suitable for family large number Of
fine single Road and Saddle Horses of good style and action
fast trottefs and Of great endurance
Aso avery large number geo Horses suitable for heavy
Al all well worthy the attention OF purchasers
Dovers aud Horsemen vsg this Market with Horses for
sale will find the accommodations or this establishment
passed other Of the kind in the United STAT The
Stables very aud and capable Of stbirg
Horses comfortably.
Gentlemen having Horses keep livery, BY sendrg them
tins establishment assured that they will
the utmost and attention, with liberal charges
II proprietor ud also inform his the pubc
he Auction Sales business is discontinued this establish
WILLIAM WILLAMETTE,
mrl8 lmsre 2Proprietor
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AMERICAN M UxEUM,
Al IL ID L. ID L u

MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1874.
q RI ND q Il l. n ID Y.
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
O'clock in The afternoon and hafast in the evening by
THE kENTuGkI MiNSTkELs, Mr.; WIN COLE, and
his DOG BILLY; Miss T.. ADAIR, "a PETITE CERlTO,
h M5 Il g. sHERRiMIAN. Mr.. WHITL0CK; MIR r 9.
GIANT AND GIANTESS.!
Who have Just arrived from Europe be all hours
of he day and evening. TO yether with
BEAUTIFUL WAX FIGURES Iep,esent'nE rTcup Of Indians
gether with GEN; TOM THUMB. POLLY BODINE and
DANIEL l. AMBERI.
The GlfSf FAMILY, six in number recently from Ger
ana faithful representatives of the ancient people Of
Egypt may be seen in their native costume
The GPsEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller. may be private.
ly consue at all hours Of the day and evening.
Performances evening at III O'clock and Wednesday
and saturday afternoons at 3 O'Clock.
~ On Wednesday La Petite Ceritn the beautiful
Danseuse takes Benefit. Give her full house
Tickets % centschldren under lx,S Tween
ty6ve extra. for private consultations with the Gpser
Queen, al
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FIRE BRICK
T'HE SUBSCRIBER, living IN Washington, South River
Mddleiex County State Of new jersey
ftice OF Fire Brick that hing Of the
kind offered the public, hch hs will sell reduced
prices GEO. W RtYNOLDS.
w lshington, South River. March %, 1874.
N APPLY oC Ksnsuse, Jersey City Iron Works,
New Jersey who will always have above
article hand at all times or 10 the subscriber
o. w. REYNOLDS, Manufacturer,
m28 msrc Washington. Son River.