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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-30

commended. tina, the conservative whig Of
to-day, is bu, tho tory of the revolution,
and the federaist of 1919. They have no
sympathy for tie people, but still adhere
to their old maxim, that "socety naturally
divides itself into two classes, the few and
the many, the few 10 govern, and the
many to be governed" 1t is no wonder
tina, such should uphold the policy of the
French government, and oppose any ef-
Tort to extend the elective franchise. -,
Revolutions are never backward, and we
rejoice at anything that has tendency to
weaken the grasp of tyranny, though i,
may not be boodless expression of por-
ular feeling. Far better would it be,
though France we're drenched in blood for
few years, if, when the storm has passed
the political atmosphere shall have been
ceansed and purified, than that genera
ton after generation shall plod on, wear.
ing the chains that a monarch, claiming
to reign "by the grace of God" sees fit to
impose. 1t matters not whether nation
is engaged in singing paeans TO the god
dess Of Liberty, or in embroidering petit
coats for the Virgin Mary, so long as they
remain contented, but when progressive
spirit suggests a change, then let it come
A nation is prepared for such change,
whenever the people will unite sufficient.
ly TO effect it, and to wait for men TO be
made good republicans under the admin
islra'ion of a Monarchy, is as falacious in
theory, as it is absurd in practice France
for more than half century, has reposed
upon the bosom of 4 volcano, though this
repose has not at all times remained un.
disturbed, and now that the pent up fires
have again burst forth, the only wish we
can express is, that they will continue 10
burn till her forty millions of people shall
rest secure in the arms of religious and
political freedom, which it is their prerog.
alive at some day TO enjoy. 1t matters
not, though all Europe be igni,ed by such
an event, for the storm must come sooner
or later, after which brighter sky will
5e revealed. Success 10 the revolution
ists," must be the impulsive reclamation
Of every American citizen, who cherishes
the institutions of freedom, and the gIor,
GUS results attending them.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-30
THE CLOSING SCENE.
SENTENCE OF DEATH PRONOUNCED.


.aususTA, March "a, 1913.
This morning Mr. Evans stated to the Court that
bo had no, succeeded in procuring the evidence he
had honed to-and thus far, he was no nearer the
desired proof than on the eEening before.
The motion for new trial, or further postpone
men, Of sentence, was therefore overrnled, and
judge Whitman, after few impressive remarks
to tie prisoner, proceeded 10 pronounce lhs SEN
,ence Of ths law, which IS as follows:
That you be hanged by The neck until You are
dead; and for this purpose that you be conveyed
to the State Prison. situate in Ihomaston, IN me
County of Lincoln, and until this sentence of death
shall be inflicted upon you, that you there be put
to hard labor in solitary confinement
Although it does moi so appear in tho sentence,
Nv law 0rthe State, the convict cannot be hanged
ill nfier the expiration Of one year.
The convict was Immediately removed TO Nh
cell, where he took an saectonste leave o. th'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-30

Beautiful ThougAt.-Tae setting Of a
great hope is like the sun The brightness
Of our life is gone. Shadows of evening
fall around US, and the world seems bu.
dull reflection--hself broader shade
We look forward into the coming lonely
night. The soul withdraws into ITSELF
The stars arise, and the night is holy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-30

officers who had attended him on the ,ria,. md
then burst into food of tears. Hope. which has
buoyed him up Throughout, the trial, forsook him
as Roon as he was taken from The Cour House,
md he has relaxed into n slupor, from which i, is
the opinion Of some persons, he will not recover.
should not be surprised il no did nut live n
month - Cor. Boston Iimes
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-30
EutDs of the Ell. States.
TPvBL1c--No. IA. ]
AN ACT authorizus persons, 10 whom reserVa'ion
Asnd hive been nude under certain Indian treaties

N ACT authorizing persons, 10 Whom refeINa''hhs '"
k,nd hive been nude under certain Indian treaties to
alliance the same IN tee, .
ne il enacted BY the Senate and House # Representa-
tines ortae United States Of iMcred in Congress 1s-
cnbcd That u the reservations 10 or for any person Of
cr,ons named in the treaty of The twentieth dny OF Oc
i,hrr eighteen hundred md thirty Two, made at Camp
rinnrcnHoe in the Stne Of Indiana between the United
state. by their commissioners Jennings, Davis, and
Crume md the Chiefs and headmen of the PutawdomiC
tribe Of Indians VI ME Prairie and nankohee, shnll be
constructed anil held TO Convey aud vest In said rcser
rees their heirs, and assigns, forever IN estate IN Tee
rmple IN md TO the reservations 40 made, ny said treaty
10 or for said reserves respectively
SECTION Z. And be il furthfr enacted That said res
eryees their heirs may sell and convey all or any part
vt his her their respective reserves and such sale ana
conveyance shah vest in the purchaser his or her heirs
and assigns such title described In such deed OF con
veyancc such lands sold aad conveyej ProUded limit
a deeds "! conveyance made before the passage oil ms
act shall stand upon the footing ma those made hei
tho passage of this ISL md The rights OF The parties shall
be the same in one case N in the Others Prorded, That
such deed OF convey for my oil sad nds maze bcort
after the passage Of this ac s'l not be V0J lnr snch
purpose until the came shall have been approved by The
President of the United States .
ROBr. C. WINTHROP,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
6. NJ. DALLAS,
President OF The Senate.
APPROVED March 8. 1913.
JAMES Il. FOLK.
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IPupIIC-No. l5.1

AN ACT granting the ranking privilege 10 Loush Catha'
rine Adams
ne enacted by The Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Ofhs United States Of dtnri3d in Congress as
sc,cbied, That H letters and packets caricd by post
10 and from lonisa CHtharne Adams, widow Of the late
John Quincy Adams, be conye!e free OF postage during
her natural life.
APPROVED March 3, 1918.
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NOTICE.

After the first of May, subscribers in
arreur. from No. 3G4, will be charged
50 90. We give due notice, that none
will have reason TO find fault.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-30
License and No LicCnSemthe Moral,

1t will be seen by the official vote in
this weeks paper, that the state has gone
for License, by fourteen majority, being a
change of over eight thousand from last
year. The causes which have led TO this
reaction in public opinion we do no, pre-
tend to discuss, and as it was fair ex.
preston of feeling "pon the subject, we
do not see any reason for fault finding
Regulating as we do the doctrine of Lii
ccnse' in toto, as well as selling induIgen-
ces of any kind, we do not hesitate to say
that voting License and NO License
1919 ~ the real SUBJECT on
temperance than the Pope of Rome has
with the ferry boat across the river Styx.
But if few ambitious demagogues chose
to ride such hobby for political purpos-
es, they of course are entitled to the priv
iIege and we shall also claim the privilege
of judging as We see fiji, in relation to
their moral honesty upon the SUBJECT
A strenuous advocate of temperance re-
form, DR.. Powers, remarked in lecture
in this village, on Sunday evening, previ-
GUS to the vote upon this question, that
"if man votes for License, he is either
knave or (ocl," and according to this
declaration majority of the people of
Vermont belong to this class Now we
do not believe tina; because the Doctor
possesses a propensity for INDUCING in
"ground aud lofty" flights of imagination,
or because neighboring print chooses tc
come out and proclaim that" the state Is
SOLD to RUM" it has much to do with
the temperance of the people Of Vermont
after all, nor do we believe much in the
honesty of that mans temperance profess
sions, who s,aggers up TO the ballot box
with well filled flask in lis pocket, and
"No License" vote IN his hand, or OF
the man who rants and raves about the
streets, and wishes that rum might run in
them kneedeep and all who voted license
be obliged to walow in it, because his one
idea has no, been carried out. We ,rus,
that the morality of this question stands
upon frmer basis in Vermont, nor do
we see why, because man cannot have
his own way about the matter, he should
wish to "ihrow open the food.gates Of
h-l," with such a vengeance. Has he
the good Of society at heart, and does he
believe that such course will be benef.
cali Out upon such fanalics-it is ii
such hands tina, all good causes are abus
ed. Bad advocates may sometimes en-
danger u good cause, and lha, zeal is any
test OF honesty yet remains to be proved
The gurglng of rum running through The
streets in rivers, may be sweet to some, al
"revenge is sweet" but we must confess
it shows anything but good disposition
and God gran. tina, for the good of society
all questions of reform may escape the
blighling influence of such advocates.
The Columbion Magazine for April, con
f one Of lains the finest steel engravings We
have ever seen. In other respects, ii /:
an excellent number.
THE BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE.-Ed
tied by Mark Forester, and published By
Bradbury s. Guild, No. IL, School ST..
Boston. for one dollar ayear, is wei
, worth that money to any juvenile.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-30

From the London Lancet, in aHuding 10 tbs
Elhsr,--The discovery Of DR.. Morton, the hi,her-
10 unknown dentist of Boston, more striking to the
general. than TO the scientific mind, will undoubt.
eedly, be placed high monslbA blessings ofhuman
knowledge aud diseo very.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-30
TPuBLlc-No. l6 ]

AN ACT TO amend nh nc, entitled "An net in amend
ment o! the acts respecting The jaLca system Of the
United Sta,es.n
DC it rnaetcdGy The Senate and House Of Representa-
tires ofhc Unitet StateS Of america in Congress
sembiGd That in uf vacancy in the office OF the
clerk Of any rircu court of the United States in
on the judge OF the district in the district within
which such vacancy occurs may appoin, clerk, who
shall hold sad office until the end Of the next term Of the
circuit court Tor said district unless the office Is
filled BY an appointment according 10 existing laws.
APPROVED March Q, 1915
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SPIRI t OF Z Ii E A G T..
THURSDAY, MARCH 80, 1913.
Il. NJ. BROWN, Editor.
v. IL. PALM Il IL,

IS ouRAoENT TO REcEIvEAND FORWARD SUBSCRIPTIONS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO THE ACE ,ATnIsoFFI.
cEs IN THE FOLLOWING CITIES
BOSTON-20 Stale Street.
NEW YORK-Tribune Duildingsoppositc City Hall
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Dem. Majority, SS
These same towns elected last year 146 Demo-
Gratis and 1876 Federalists. Democratic net gain
2S.
The towns not included in the above, are Chat
ham, Middleton and paisow, and one member
from Derry. The three former sent Democrats
last year, and from the latter there was one more
federalist. If they come in as last year, our ma
jority will be just 40.
Democratic county officers have been elected in
Belknap, Carroll, Merrmack, Hillsboro, Sullivan
Grafton and Coos
Federalists are chosen in Rockingham, slraford
and Cheshire,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-30

Mr. Evans having prepared his motion, offered
it, and read the deposition Of James B, Norris, TO
,Le etec, that he took two letters from DR. Potter
ou,,or the prisoner pocket; when no arrested him
delivering them over 10 the late Attorney General
Noore. The motion was conceded 10 and SEN
tence postponed to 8 o'clock tomorrow morning,
n, +, nich time the court adjourned; meantime tes-
,;mony touching the cnlents Of the letter will
nrobabiy be produced.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-30
Election in New Hampshire,

Most of the towns III this State have been heard
from, and i, is very easy to Judge now OF the actu
al results. The n. II. Patriot sets forth the fol-
lowing particulars;
2l5 TOWNS.
lS4S. lS47.
Wins. Berry. Scat. Wins. Colby BY = Scat
1902 2s79i 44S 3O4sO 2l04S 1851
29239 2s79l 29609 2l04s
1868 292s9 ST. 296O9
s7l Williams majority last year.
1892 Williams net gain,
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Democrats. Federalists.
1859 l2l
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-30

THE BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAzINE.-Ed.
tied by Mark Forester, and published by
Bradbury s. Guild, No. -, School ST.,
Boston. for one dollar ayear, is well
worth that money TO any juvenile.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-03-30

The Columbion Magazine for April, con-
one Of ,ains the finest steel engravings we
have ever seen. In other respects, it is
an excellent number.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-03
Farmers, Merchants and Mechanics,


M Ill find at the Worcester County grcutural Ware
House, and seed Store No 220, Main Street, oppu
site the City Hail. Worcester, Herds Grass Fowl Meadow
Red Top, Northern, Weste n. and White Clover, and
Roede island Bent Seeds, Oats, Buck Wheat, White
Beans, and Peach Stones
- Eagle, selfsharpening side-H and subsoil Flows
Flow Wheels Cutters, Points and Irons. Geddes' Har
lows Harrows, CutivatOr Harro&s Cultivaors Seed
fianters, Wheebarrows, Canal Burrows and Store Bar
lows, store Trucks large and small Sugar Mills Fanring
NILS Meat Choppers, Vegetable Cutters Straw Cutters
and Garden Rolls
Cheese Hoops, Presses, Baskets and Tubs Wash Tubs
P@is Pail Cans Wood n Bowls Trays, Soap Dishes Salt
hlortais, Butter Fruit, Sugar, Spice Kne Boxes and
Churns, Wash Boards, Clothes Pins, and Mop Hsndles
Axe Hoe, and Shovel Handles Ok Yokes, and Bows
Road Tree and Bench scrapers Grass Shears and Hooks
Bose Cards and Brushes Brush scyhes and snahs Log
Draft, Whfieree Stake, Trace, Halter, and Cattle Tie
Chlns Corn Shelters Corn Crackers, Corn Cutters
Falls, Grindstones: and Cranks, Whetstones, Axes
Hatchets, Budding Knives, Sausage Filters Woedsavs
and Saw Frames Garden Rahes, Grant cry Races Potato
Dgsers, Manure Hooks, Muzzles, Clothe and Field
Baskets Gravel Picks and indies, Shovels, Spades
Hoes and Manure Forks, and variety Of other useful
articles, which will be sold fair prices By the subscriber
OTIS CONVERSE,
Worcester, Aug. 80, l84s. d&wIf
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TO LET,
THE BRICK STORE, in which the Post Office is kent
in the Center OF sutton Mass. Said store is large and
convenient, and will be let very moderate terms il is
as good situation for business well be found for
country store Also for sale the stock of Goods in said
store which will be sold terms as cannot help to
SUIT any one, who may wish take the anu Post
olce Possession can be given any time desired the
above offers chance Tor any wishing to enter i'll
TO COED business, which will require but a small Capitol
For farther Information apply on the premises.
A, s. TENNEY.
sutton, sept I3 1888, dwtf
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FIRST PREMTUM
DAGUERROTYPES,
Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment !

Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment
no. BViRIey Hail. No. @.
his establishments which is the Oldest and most DOB
ular one ever established in Worcester uaites rare
advantages for carrying The Daguerrean in all its
PeheCtloh ana beauty Within bref time this establish
ment has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
"Ach ID point of superiority and accuracy have never
oeeh exsele1 The proprietor, Dr. Van lstin having
had many years of practical experience in his art is pre-
pared to
Challenge amy Competitor
70 ral OF skill either in the perfection and beauty
Daguerreoype productions, in the exceeding cheapness
which ne is enabled offer them the public he has
imported instruments for his exclusive use which are
superior to any IN this city elsewhere and his pictures
winch are warranted to be superior any that be
produced IN worcester, are put up rich and elegant
cases, Tor the low price of
One Dollar Only.
and for sale. DR. VAN AiSTIV
Worcester, July 20. dyFtf
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STUMP FULLER.

THE subscriber owning The right of" STEWARDS
l. PATENT MACHINE FOR DRAWING STUMPS,''
oi the States of Massachusetts and Connecticut, offers
the any parts thereof to individuals companies
This Machine has for three years been found supe
rior any other used, from the quckness
with which it does the work and the paratvely small
amount of power empoyed-two men and yoke Of cat
tie, or pair OF herses will without difficulty, pull
hundred stnmps, from to three through in
day and with the Machine work be done for
Sl2 than by any other means for 300.
Another advantage is that two of ground can be
cleared without moving the Machine the chains extend
thirteen rods from the anchor stump and transport il
any distance tive men load it. and pair of horses
draw it, Ii also be used the greatest advantage
drawing the largest rocks and also for moving buildings
as its motion is quite steady and much rapid than
the windlass.
Persons wishing to purchase requested to address
the subscriber, to call him. place of residence
where The Machine all times be in operation.
WILLIAM w. WILLIS.
Orange Oct 8, l647. SFt
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ID ING WORM, SALT RHEUM sCURVY. ERYsIPE-
1NLAs, BARBERs ITCH, often cured by JONES' ItdI-
ian Chemical Soap when every kind Of remedy tailed.
hat Il cures pmpeS ireckes and clears the kn all know
Solo at the American Eagle, 50 Chatham ST. N. Y, and
BY CIRCUIT ia 20l Main st, Worcester.
Sept, IS ls4s dwSm
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Beautiful Teeth and sweet Breath,
All may possess by using
SHER MANS TOOTH PASTE.

T is warranted free from acid any injurious ingredi
1ehts and is unsurpassed for cleaning and whitening the
teeh removing preventing them from aching or de-
cay, at the time giving them healthy appesraace
well hardening the gums and sweetenine The breath
1t leaves delicious taste in the mouth and gives unver
"a satisfaction. Who yer it once, will after
give the preference every other dentrice Charles
W Sandicrd Col. Charles s. Bens n, and Of our
mnst distinguished citizens, have used SHEEMAN'S
TOOTH PASTE for several years, and believe it to be
unequaed Reader get box and try it, ii you want a
sweet breath and handsome teeth.
SHERMAN'S PLASTER, commonly called SHER-
MANS POOR MAN'S PLASTER, for the trifing sum
OF l24 CENTS without exception the best article in the
shape Of Plaster iii the known world. gives RELIEF IN
few hours where the suffering is intense.
RHEUMATISM, Lumbago. Pain or Weakness In the
Side, Chest Back Neck Loins Limbs Joints, yield TO
it sooner than any other remedy. Worn the lower
part of the spine they have cured the Piles and on the
small of the back they have cured Falling of the Womb
Dyspeptcs, persons troubled with Liver Complaint,
will find them Of great and surprising BENEFIT when worn
the part Affected Consumptives should always
their chest, will their Cough. and remove
the Soreness Several million OF them have been sold and
never a complaint made against them.
For sale wholesale and RETAIL the cheap Bookstore by
Sept. 90 -dw3m J. CIRCUIT, JR.
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This is why the southern and especially the Spanish
ladies, much admired Ladies' in the north who
take but little exercise confined in close rooms
have spoiled their complexion by the application Of dele
FERROUS mixtures, if they wish regain elasticity OF
step buoyant spirits sparkling eyes and beautiful
plexions, they should DR.. Townsends Sarssparia.
Thousands who have tried than satisfied
delighted, Ladies of every station crowd Office daily
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Female Medicine.

Dr. Townsends Sarsaparilla is sovereign and speedy
euro for ncpient Consumption Barrenness Prolapsus
Ueri or Falling of the Womb Cosyeness Piles Leucor
rhcea OF Whites, obstructed or difficult Redistribution
aud for the general prosration of the sysem--no mat
ter whether the result ofinerent causes Produc
,ore snrprsng than It's invgorating effects the hH
man frame Persons Of all weakness and asstude from
taking il at once robust and full of energy IN "
It's Lauenee 1t Immediately eonnteracts the nerveiess
meas Of the female Frame which is the great ca1se Of
Barrenness twill be expected Of Us, in cases of
delicate nature exhibit certificates OF cures performed
b., We can assure afflicted, that hundreds of cases
have been reported to us Thousands Of cases where
families have been without children, after using few bot
ties of this invaluable medi cine have bees blessed with
6ne healthy offspring.
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Gtle G)at4p @pp.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE.
Editor and Progrietor

ne price OF TIE DAILY SPY is Three DolIars per
snnum or 4eyentyhve Gents per quarter if paid strictly
tn advance.-Or ~ " f '''
-Four Dollars per annum, or One Dollar per quarter if
COT paid in advance - -
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
publisher weekly at the Office Terms-S1 75 in
advance, or $500 ifnot paid in advance
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Splitting Blood.


On TewEsRND.-l verify believe your Sarsaparils
has been the means through Providence Of saving
hfe | have for several years had bad Cough 1t be-
came worse and worse At last raised large guam
title, of blood had night sweats and greatly deb
tated and reduced and did not expect to live. have
only used your Sarsaparia short time, and there has
a gonderful change been wrought in me- am now able
to walk all over the city. raise no blood aud my
cough has left me- You well imagine that am
thankful for these results.
Your obedieHt servant
VIM RUSSELL, 65 Caharine-ss
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CITY DYE HOUSE,
Cotton Machinery for Sale,

D ECENTLY used in the manufacture of No. 80 Printing
IL Cloths, and in good running ORDER consisting of
Picker, Wilton d sons make-20 Cards-9 Breakers
ii Finshers Il Doubier-I Drawing France Taunton
Speeders IL heads each IS Spinning Frames 1900 live
spindles2 pair Mules of 436 and of 5l2 sndes
Warper-2 Dressers-6 Leems-1 Cylinder and 2 DoGeI
Grinders, with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
II may be examined at any time application TO Mr.
SILAs DEsMORE, So Moi-st Forester Forfurther par
Siculars inquire of B. HOLBROOK, Rolden
Dec 26 dStaw wtf52
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For the Ladies /!

y DRESS an DANCING SLlPPERS-among them may
be found -
French Satin Slippers French Kid Slippers Black and
Brenze Nes Black AMI White Satp Slippers, beautiful
article; els Kid and Morocco Slippers Reeds French
Kid Slippers; Middleon's French Kid and Morocco Slips
pers. These in Of very article, will find il for
their advantage to call soon, al 35 Main Street.
Sept. 22-du G. w LONGLEY s co.
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Notice to Manufacturers.

Notice to MANUFACTURES.
NHE subscribers Agents for the sale Of REEDS and
l. HARM ESSES of a superior manufacture ami are
fdent there is nothing which reach their Reeds and
Harnesses in manufacture and finish Samples of tho
Reeds he examined and the subscribers are prepared
to furnish all orders favorable terms Manufacturers
are invited 20 examine their Reeds.
e4AH WILLARD, BRANCH & Co.
JupV dwtf.4 No Warden Block.