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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

HOUSE WANTED-WHERE THE RENT IS TAKEN
IL in board cr partly so) furnished unfrnshed BY
small family without children n select Of
boarders No objection TO Brooklyn, Jersey city or vii
liamsburg References exchanged Address Lsrimore Her
aid Office, for two days.
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DOARDING-sUITEs OF ROOMS TO LET, WITH FULL
ID partial board The house contains modern improve
ments location pleasant and desirable for gentlemen
doing business down town. Apply at No. Abingdon
Suu eat sid
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10 determine what are their improvements, aud the Com
missioner has authority to settle that for Them. Or
he has then what powe How far may be exercise that
discretion Ii he may exercise il so lar as 10 refuse
patent for whatever is not pdteat1b and this seems 10
be the ground OF the senator from North Caolina then
all comes back to the starting point and these parties can
have patent for their patsatabs improvem without
this bill III, however, the Commissioner is limited with
in compass by tins bill than that, who shall
pass these limits! The bill does not-it says nothing
about IT, The Commissioner is simply directed TO grant
patent for whatever these parties invented and he
must say very naturally, and, for aught see, legI
cally, that OF course Congress meant something by The
act that they did not intend 10 pass bill particularly
when the best talents in the Senate have been exered
In It's dscussion) the very effect OF which 10 direct HIM
TO do what be has full power TO do without this bill
and therefore the intention OF the bill must be direct
him 10 patent these Improvements, whether they are or
are not ptentabte in his Judgment And why must not
the court say the when The patent comes them
If il be true that Congress has power to grant such
monopoly as this would be, the courts refuse 10
give IT effect and when this question comes up, they
must decide that defence OF abandonment, OF
other mans patent can be Sc, up and Congress has
exercised an arbitrary power within the constitution the
public must submit II would present beautiful state
of things now, ii these parties should obtain a patent
under this bill for something for which some other man
may have patent Which must give way' Who can
stop the oiher' The consequence is simply absurd
and yet quite probable when these come 10 show
Indeed, the senator from Michigan says that these
parties the inventors OF the skiss Now, that is
certainly included in McCormcks patent; and il these
parties should include in their extended patent, how
shall be decided But if The other hand these per-
the inventors. the law gives them lawful remedy
against Mccormick, any other person who may have
patented the same thing. An application being made al
the Office Tor patent the Commissioners will examine
the case and declare an interference, and then bill may
be filed in court by the party aggrieved, (sec l6 act OF
36 and if they the inventors the court will so de-
eide and order the patent to be awarded to them Ihls
Is the law, and It's general provisions sufficient io
every that can be supposed,
With these views of the law and of the bill, cannot
consent to vote for the BILL unless amended as 10 bring
ii within those just principles which govern the general
act this subject amended. shall be disposed tc
vote Tor the extension OF the original patent.
[ro CONTINUED.
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Proposals Erecting IA Mint thesNecessary
chinery, at san Francisco, California.

TREASURY DEpARraEsr, Oct. 2, 1852.
SEALEp Proposals win be s received this department until
branch mint San Francisco California; according the plans and
parties disposed The said proposals
branch Of work. the right being department,
either be found the most and ADV,
any contract the building and machinery cannot be finished and
expenditure is expressly limited by the of Congress
Payment will be made sixty days the amount of the work
of the superintendent and architect thereof
first hundred thousand dollars and
each que s @ aSavs and m
Every be accompanied By written
that the party o, parties maxim: H. 4 his q Their os be
satisfaction of the President Of the United States and the
faithful execution OF The work and no proposal will be considered
s so Be- w % s Time and place
furnishing needul machinery for said branch mint according
upon the and conditions specified above
ons 20 s M cue e s %
be in the sum Of twenty thousand dollars
ably TO the Sf sss ne OF ny 'u
upon the same specified
building such building and machinery to be equal in all respects
be capable oconng least thirty millions Of gold
from one 10 twenty dollars each as now authorized by law II
suitable building and machinery bought leased under the
then be made for the erection Of building and furnishing the
The opened recorded in the presence
think and should bids which
be
9Th February 1853 will
bids which
A will be made practicable
advised has
California enempng said branch
taxation required by 9Th section the
grsss Sd July, 1884, establish branch OF United
in California.
Those persons California who may disposed propo
building machinery will deliver the the
San Francisco previous to The expiration of
publication OF the advertisement
newspapers issued in San Francisco that period having been de
the notice Caor
The collector saS Francisco will be furnished with copies
specifications for the information OF those who
W o make bids there,
THOS CoRWIN,
Oct e-lawtsFeb Secretary Of the Treasury.
Treasury DrFkRTsEsT March IL, 1853.
The OF Sd March, 1852 "o supply dchcien
the the fiscal
the June having provided "hat the
bids Sd July, 1852 for the Of
onia extended the LIST fApn, 1885, and that
thousand dollars said
shall be applied only the
California and the
OF building purpossn the foregoing proposals
October modified accordingly. Bids viii therefore
the proposals modified until
April proxmo ncusve in compliance with the directions
JAMES GUTHRIE
Mar lo--lawtlsthp Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Tor SALEh farm Of hundred acres In Alexandria county,
Virginia. eight miles from Alexandria eight from washington
O. This farm has been undergoing
by the the best manures for the last i've
excellent condition. and considered by the best
Judges kindergarten fsrm equal TO any IN the
for that
There quantity meadow land the a and there ~
orchard Of peaches and apples of selected f
dwelling been just in thorough reps, ana
stable and eon-orb have recently been erected
% 6rstrate vegetable cellar calculated 70 hoo
500 or 1000 bushels.
The spring water excellent and there s plenty Of H.
The Owner because he cannot his personal AZ
tenuon. q 49,,
adjoining the premises VIM D. Wasct Of Alexandria county
Dec os-2awimo inteiJ
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av,rv,. sewing mno hnes-Price only sa5 I-Pstent.d


acknowledged by all who have used TO be
other sewing machine invented for s
simplicity boasy aud strength Of ts STITCH and
weighs about IS lbs and only from SIS $50
the smallest thread the fines. muslin cambria
wooen, and cotton goods, and all kinds OF
simple that child of 10 years Of under
rapidly, without danger Of i
order work Of than 20 eamsees much bet
be done by hand The stchs,
that other stitch IL
cut the holds good and unlike and much bet
machine invented This machine u
peculiarly adapted family and plantation USE II will do all
kinds sewing known, viii be generally introduced into
families and plantations.
The Avery sewing Company perfected their
the largest will
shortest notice Orders addressed to
CHARLES NETTLEToN 25i Broadway New York; viii receive
attention,
Dec 23-d6m
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We spoke yesterday Of The unreasonable structures Of
The Richmond Times on the Pnsdents Inaugural AZ
dress The issue Of that journal containing those st
lures contains also Of the mos, ridiculous assaults on
President Perce's administration which we have er"
in any public print pretending to ordinary talent Of
common responsibility
Before General Pierce inauguraled, and without
any suggestion from him, Congress increased the saa'.
Of the Vice President and heads Of department and
ministers 10 England France, Russia, and SPAN ip'
Richmond Times denounces this increase an unNa'
rantabe ertrsvaeance and ahrms that ise respon"oV
OF the present administration. which came w"
power after II was made
For the Last four years evidences not oniy o y
travagant expenditure. but OF corrupt waste o. :"
public moneys, have been manifest N every O'''''
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Nv E. N. sTRATTOS, Auctioneer.

JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury

Ifhh'ltIuHIa uUtNu'I tVFH'T y WHIT fI'''I
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTON-on
Monday, Marcb2l, on the premises at O'Clock, M shah
H. No 65 and Improvements fronting 81
Oh street l24 alley between
streets The improvements consist Of wo-sto brick
dwelling containing rooms, with basement and The
grounds asey ornamented with fruit and shade trees shrub
containing In all ese0 square feet lue ndsPutabie
Conveyancing the expense Of the purchaser.
Terms made sale Fof further information
the aucuoneor.
Mar l9-eods lintell
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MI on r. street. and l3h The third quarter Of
institution will commence on Tuesday, February 18TH
building expressly for the accommoda-
ton Of The dwelling, In the
ZION on which and comfort OF the pupils have
principals feel assured they
offer and advantages not surpassed by
The lunch
&C. delightfully."- warmed by most approved furnace, and
well ventilated.
and others respectfully nved TO call and inspect
the general arrangements
their pupils
oon they have secured the services
Professor Raou stated salary, and thereby enabled offer
In this 81 so quarter
ADVANCE.
Senior and junior departments including ornamental needle work
depams w
~ W
For further particulars had nj the institution
Inc principal book In the city,
a LTD SeodstMar
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH Ia, lss,

Qy-Mr. HEsRr Nj. LxwIs, Of Montgomery, Alabama Ia Our -
eal travelling lor the States of Alabama aud
sisted by G. r. LEWIS JAAss o. LEWIS, and sAauxt LIw
01-Mr. w. JANIS OF CINCINNATI Ohio, general tr.,u,
agent for the Western States assisted by JoHs r. Dssr y
THosAs, o. j. DYER, G. M l.. WisEsAs Isaac BIxrIsr,
Cooks, A. l.. CHILDs, and l.. II. BRowsKLL
Qyr. IsRAKL r. JAMES, No. lo2 south TENN street. ps,
phia Is general travelling agent assisted VIZ NJ w.
JsHE CoLLIss, JAaEs DsKRiss, HAasirr Jos Bvros 80
?. BUrros, ISAAC b. BoDIss, EDsusD w WILEs, Wtlu.s
WArE RAAs, and GEoK0r Nelson.
Qy-Receipts fIom either sr the above will be good.
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ECHANICS 0WNn-A new weekly with the abov.
wi will be issued In this city,
Of April devoted
wokngmsn generally. will he
printed this city, and talented writers have
contribute 10 its columns.
Advertisements for the frs, number be handed
Office, Of D and ION PAIGE A COATES,
Mar l0--2w Editors and frope,ors.
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4 Treaty 10Th Belgium.

A treaty has been concluded at Washington between
the United States and Belgium for regulating the right
OF inheriling and acquiring property The treaty pro.
United States the right OF acquiring and transmitting
property, with or without will, the conditions
as citizens of the United States. In like cit-
zens OF the United States shall enjoy IN Belgium the
right Of acquiring and transmitting property, with or
without will, on the conditions Belgian sub
lects. The reciprocity shall prevail between the
subjects citizens OF the two countries in respect 10 do
nations inter uiu0s.
IT, in of real estate, the heirs devisees should
not be competent 10 enter into the possession OF the
same by OF their alenage they shall be entitled
to term of than three years 10 dispose thereof
as they shall fit, and may withdraw the proceeds
without paying any other higher charges than are
paid by the natives OF the country.
A Treaty Nth the Gcrmani; CONFEDERATION.
On the 10th day OF November. 1852, Edward Everett,
Secretary of State, the part OF the United States and
Frederick Won Gerolt, Prussian minister al Washington
concluded additional article to the convention for the
mutual delivery OF criminals, &c, which reciles that
whereas may not be practicable for the athcaons Of
the convention Tor the mutual delivery OF criminals fu-
gtves from justice 10 certain cases. between the United
States and Prussia and other States OF the Gemanc Con-
federation. signed Washington on the 10th day OF
June one thousand eight hundred and fifty two TO be
exchanged within the time stipulated in said convention,
therefore the ratification OF the convention shall be ex-
changed al Washington within one year from the date Of
this agreement, sooner should il be possible.
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ho Eve full sheets very heavy cloths from the celebs
ted mandatory OF Rolls Sons, London
and shaped hail. the
To all Of which respectfully purchasers
Mar 10 Republic. HOOE, BRO A. CO.
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A Tysatv with the M,ihuiands.

supplementary convention, relative to commerce and
nav;qa;on between the United States and the Neither
snds was concluded at Washington on the 2elh day Of
August last, which provides that Tor and IN lieu OF the
6rs and second articles Of the treaty, signed at Washing
ion on the 10Th OF January, 1899, the following article
shall be substituted;
Cood. and merchandise, whatever their ORR
r;n NAV he imported into exported from, the ports
~ ne limited States from and 10 any other country in
vessels of the Netherlands, shall pay no higher other
dnes than shall be levied on the like goods and
chandise imported or exported in national vessels Re
oprocay goods and merchandise, whatever their origin
NAV be- imported into or exported from the ports OF the
Netherlands IRON and TO any other country, in vessels
az the United States, shall pay higher other duties
than shall be levied on the like goods and merchandise
imported or exported in national vessels,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-14
Wanted Immediatelv.

If10A COAT. Vest, AMI Pant makers. Good prices
A,0th al"l Constant employment will be gwen
Appy 10 'MACDLL4R, WILLIAMS, d. Co, 27I
my7 ar ~
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-
LYONS
!! KATHA AKRON
. FOR THE
-. - HAER.
Lyons Kathairon,


For Preserving, Restoring, and BeGutifyi,ao
the Hair.
tausing il TO grow luxurianty and giving il a soft
~ and curling appearance of the delightful char
acter The KATliAIR0N neutralzes the effects Of
disease climate, and old aye in preserving and resor
ing the human Hair, even after a Badness of many
years,-ceansea the scalp from DanartG and its mar
ural mpuries-immedIatcly relieves sympathetic at
tscks of Nervous Headache, and cures all cutaneous
diseases ofthe skin, such Erysipelas, Salt Rheum
Itch, &c. AS
TOILET ARTICLE.
for giving the hair rich, soft, glossy and curling ap-
with its incon ested-its ncontesthle virtues. IL inn
parts ihe fragrance of the most delightful and exotic
flowers and is free from all mineral properties or any
substance Which color the skin, stain lady's
hat. For
Bald and Gray Heads,
il is rreeminently beneficial The Kahairun restored
my hlr, after bal lness OF II years. A. Jay CouRr-
RIGHT, 76 Bond street, N. YORK." This admirable
preparation can be had of all reputable Dealers through
nu North and South America, and the Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles, fOf25 cents.
Sold 10 the trade liberal discount But commits
stoned IN no instance.
d. $. BARNES, Proprietor.
l6l Broaway, New York.
So in Worcester. by SIBLEY & SCOTT, l.. T.
bAZELL, DAVID SCOTT, JR., JAMES GREEN,
g. s. A. J. HOWE, NJ GREEN and e. H.
MARSH, and sold by MI Druggists, every where.
WEEKS & POTTER, No. 81 Washington street,
Boston, wholesale Agents Tor New England
marl4 daw6mis
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Drawing and Painting Academy.

$ T0ROF. ROIINER has returned to the city, and re
4 moved his Studio to the splendid rooms in Union
Block over b D. Goddard & Co.'S store, where he pro-
poses open
Drasoi'ag and Painting Acade1ay,
for Adults and Youths The terms will be six dollars
tor "a lessons, provided sufficient number of pupils are
obtained.
Mr. K will continue to paint Portraits usual and
viii guarantee perfect kenesses. Specimens Of his
are invited 10 call, and examine at their leisure
deco
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-14
HOUSE FURNISHING Goods.

D. l. hOOD would inform the citizens of Worcester
and vicinity, that the place buy all kinds of House
hold Furnishing Gools
Al me totrest prices for Cash, at priuate sale
Is at the City Auction and Genera FURNISHING Store No
Pearl street where may be found large assortment of
new and second hand Furnishing Goods of almost every
thng pertaining to housekeeping; trnnhs, carpet bags
vaices &c Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
N b. Those breaking up house keeping, and nthers
having property TO dispose Of will do well to co as
receive all kinds Of property consignment md in
urgent cases will buy and pay cash. at the lortest
notice.
sales oil Real and Personal Property promptly attend
ed TO, in any part Of the County. j l.. HOOD,
Auctoneer and Commission Merchant
No Pearl street.
Worcester, March 9Th, 1858 DIFF
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?. YOUNG, successor to c. 5. Rllia,

P, YOUNG, Successor to C. s. Ellis,
EEPS constantly on hand an extensive Stock of
IN Fancy Goods, Toys, and Usefxi Articles,
which he offers to he nublie reasonable TERMS at his
great ~ dRIETY STORE" No. Sc Main street.
UMBRELLAS, and PARASOLS,
Of all sorts and sizes Cotton and Scotch Ginghams
Alpaca and silk, If colols varying in price from
SO cents TO SO 90. As We keep all SORTS OF Materials
and Trimmings Tor Umbrellas and Parasols our fa;Ii-
ties are not surpassed by any Establishment in this
country for repsng, altering and covering which re-
ceiye our particular attention
Canes and other nice articles repaired with great
Plnking done-Eyeets set, &c. Rocking Horses
Games and thousands of other articles for the amuse
ment and instruction Of Children
Also, Birds, Bird Seeds, Bird Cages
anil all the Trimmings for Cages, with every article
wanted by Bird Keepers
Baskets, Willow Ware, Children's Carriages. Cabs
Dols and Doll Bottles, all sizes, &c. Fine Feather
Busters, all kinds Of Brushes, all sorts of COMBS and
thousands OF articles not possible TO enumerate.
Fairs and Charitable societies supplied with any guam
tty OF Fancy Articles at wholesale prices, with the
privilege OF returning all unsold
Observe the Sign Of p YOUNG
No 90 Main street, little below the Central Bank
MARI davtf
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Alexander Putnam

w C1rv,hD alive notice that he continues the AUG
~ nioN AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, At the
vS s.anu ol iocd q Putnam, No. las Main street,
WIZ ~ VIII pc hnppy 10 receive consgnments Of all
uesO',puuns o. property, for Auction or private sale.
Property. '' W A'''
N u Cash paid for secondhand Furniture
Furniture, trunks, vaises, Dry and Fancy Goods,
Worcester, Feb. &c, 1858. WI AN !.
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TUE subscribers would give notice that they have
L taken the Store formerly occupied by II. HOLDEN,
corner OF scnoo and Union streets, which they have
htteu up in the best style, it'll stock of Goods
which VIII be sold cheap he bought in this
city, BY strict attention to business, they hope to merit
the patronage of their friends.
Goods delivered to Sny pant of The city ee of charge
III. 5. MOORE ~ SON.
Worcester Oct IL, 1852 DIFF
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FLOUR,

1000 BUSH Oats witch we are DESTROYS
Is EOOO -ofselIing immediately at low mar q
- ket price. Also, 20U0 barrels Flour, on con-
% signment. in store, AM receiving at Western -
-> Railroad Station which we wish to sell imme-
"a diatey, consequently will sell at a low MAJ ts
I'D ket price. To Merchants. Traders and others -
- we are confident 1t will pay rail- and see
ALDRICH & co ,slfaN -
% 43 and As Front ST. Worcester, Mass !.
at mCh2S "a diff
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE STOLEN,

~ a Large Black dark Brown HORSE,
ftssJNNS sloping behind, and carries his head low,
HS$ with a small bunch on each knee The Horse
---t-l- is "A Or Is years old and weighs about 1900
or loOO hs Carriage slide Seat and Covered the
near Shan OF which was new Brass Mounted, drab
Inning some What deiaced, patch on one side and on
me other hole | Buffalo Robe, marked 'sM. ID.
wood Worcesttr," lined with red flannel Booking To-
seat, marked D. II. Perry, Worcestern
said Horse and Carriage taken from Carlton st.
near near me Union Church, during church service on
MONDAY Evening, April H.
= whoever Will give information we've said Horse and
Carriage may be found, shall be literally rewarded. -
cester. n 4, n IINpEppv
Worcester. April IS, 1853 dawtf
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NEW LUmBEh YARD

AT the Norwich Rail Road Depot.
VNTHER will be kept by the undersigned cor stanty
w on hand, all the various kinds and qualities of
Eastern, Western and Northern Lumber.
Consisting OF Boards, Plank Jost, Shingles, Clap
boards, Pickets, Laths, White Wood, Aah, Black
Walnut. and Cherry. ~
FRAMES supplied 10 order al short notice. and all
LunDer sold on the most ACKNOWLEDGMENT, by
J. y. MORSE A. co.
HF pdlce No. 10 Mechanical. Hur23 diff
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GHINGLES.

A Ii persons who are in want Of Shingles, will DC
IA well To call aud examining stock before pUrhas
ing Elsewhere, as we have hand The largest as
sediment in the Stale not excepting Boston aud are
Sc ling 'hem az low Prices. lso good stock of dry
PINE and SPRUCE CLAPBOARDS.
T. Il o. X EARLE,
Washington Sur, near the B. y w. Freight Depot.
mch24 diff
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Working Cntl or.

tF'HE subscriber would respectfully inform The c
zsns of Worcester, that he has removed from his
OLD stand NO. Pleasant St, 10 his new ROOM No 25
Exchange ST., where he will make, sharpen cleah end
repair all kinds of Cutlery. Also he mas bought the
Stock aud Tools of The late 0. Ware thus enabling
him to do all kinds Of Gun and Pistol work repairing
locks, Keys, &C., at short notice and on reasonable
Terms large assortment # keys kept constantly on
hand. All work done by him not giving satisfaction
will he made perfect free Of charge.
JAMES STEWART,
apl2 daW6m No. 25 Exchange st.
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Ruildines Ram0vad

HNHg subscriber having had much experience in the
removal OF Bud ing, offers his services to the peo-
PIE OF " orcesier Buildings of all sizes and descrip.
ons reln"ved with despatch, and upon the most rea
sonable terms -
Orders LEFT with D, Lothrop, No. 2s Mechanic street
VIII receive prompt attention.
mario d2m SETH TWICUEII
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-14

North End Market
fENHE subscriber has Opeped Market in BANGS
Il Block opposite the Court House, where ne intends
keeping assortments of 1a
EATS AND VEGETA BLES,
and trusts by keeping good articles, owprices
ceive his share of patronage.
~ Goods delivered in any part Of the city.
nOvl9 dti J. E.. WOOD.
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'IAo whom constant employment through the wear will
Il be given, and cash payment every week, nv
CHAS. w, FREELAND
jeo dawtt Union Block Main st.