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carry ont and spread manure, and trench
the ground, as directed tor The last month
Provide from the woods, SC. pea-stic ks
and bean-boles, of suitable lengths and
sizes. Collect oil your old sticks and
poles, which are still fit for use, and place
them together with your new ones under
cover, to prevent their rotting. BE care
! ful 10 shut the frost out OF the apartments
in which you have stored your fruit for
winter and spring use. Examine the
fruit which you have Oh shelves in eel
lars, once every ten days, and take away
any that you fad tainted. Repair oil de-
cayed trelliscs, cspalers, SC. Procure
stakes Sc. which may be wanted in u
more busy season.
Cur FoDDER. I" Cut or chaff your hay,
straw, corn tops or blades, and even your
stalks with n straw cutter, and you will
save u grcut proportion which is other
wise wasted or passed through the ami
NAL without. contributing to its nourisl-
ment One bushcl OF chailed hay Is mess,
gwen in a trough, three times in twenty
ty-four hours, is sufficient for horse, on
or COW. A bushel Of chated hay, lightly
pressed, '.cishs from to 3 - pounds
a horse or horned beast thrlves mure OF
10 pounds thus given, than Oh p or %
pounds as commonly expended (incindin1
waste in the usual manner OF feeding in
racks ito which troughs properly con
structed, are far preferable.
" Feeding your stock by weight and
measure OF food, will not only save your
provender, by its orderly distribution, but
frequently save the lives Of animals, too
often starved by niegardliness or gorged
and injured by proIuslon. ii 1t be true, ,as
it is, tina, "t the masters eye makes the
horse fat" it is equally 50 that the mas
tcrs eve prevent, the horse from being
pampeIed, wanton bloated, ioundorcd, ,and
finally wind broken und blind. ."-[ Judge
,, Peters.
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.lsaz.ATD'W .lsa A, Z: : e.
SannUe! Wheaton.

SELE2USi Y: ECa tOn,
NNTOUI.D say that he has Just re-
wv ceivcd aud offers for sale, a
largo supply of Sheffield and Birming-
ham Hardware Goods, Of the latest inl.
portatons, as also OF Yankee manuiuct
ured rd~are, which with his stock on
hand, makes his assortment very exton-
sive; comprising all the articles, usual I
found in Hardware Stores of!argcr towns,
which being much too various aud num-
erous to detail suffice it to say, arc n
daptcd to the wants Of the Mechanics of
every denomination, and OF all others in
this region. and will be sold ut prices The
most reasonable.
ALSO,
On hand q very extensive and beauti-
full assortment OF CHINA, ElRIHE.V'
and GLASS W.9RE, Of the most ap-
proved manufactures, comprising all the
newest patterns.
LIKEWISE,
A complete assortment Of select GRO
CERIES and VISIONS, besides
u great variety OF MISCELLANEOUS
articles. nov. ..
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CID at Portland LIST. Havrc. Dicks, and Carolin
Jordan, Orleans Cyrus, Souie. Apalachcola
Cid at Ihomaston, Pensacola, Butler Vincent
Robinson and Mohegan. Shibbles, N Orleans
Triumph, Mcclellan, Mobile.
Cld al Boston Sd, Robin Hood. Nckerson, Su-
matra Minerva, sprague, New Orleans Ban.
ian, Evans. Havana.
Al New York LIST and I'd, France, Funk, Ha-
vre Henry, Gray, London Eugene, Osgood, Ba-
tava VIA Rotterdam Joseph Sprague, Anthony,
bremen Othello, Scott, Rotterdam Sea Horse,
Williams, Galway; Wallace. Chace, Bremen ;
Hunter, finsley, Havana William, Barker New
port CID, Robert Brown, Mansfield, New Or
leans Splendid. Proat, Mobile jubilee, Wat
Tampico.
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PAPER!
Guardians Notice.

Guardians Notice.
'THE subscriber hereby gives public no
tice that he has been duly appointed by
the Honorable Court Of Probate Of the
town Of Warren, Guardian TO the persons
and estates of DANIEL k. GARD
NER, and CHARLES GARDNER,
sons Of MIR. Israel Gardner, formerly OF
Warren, minors, Under the age Of 81
years, and has taken upon himself that
trust by giving bonds as the law directs.
lie therefore requests all persons having
demands against either of the above-nam-
ed estates 10 present the same for pay
ment within months from October I3,
1884 (; and all those indebted will make
immediate payment to
SAMUEL RANDALL, Guardian.
Nov. 8. CIV.
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bills.from other States and prohibit the
issuing Of bills Of less than three dollars.
The Editor Of the St Louis Republi-
can, says it is very evident that a 'search-
ing operation" is going on somewhere
in the Post Office Department, for he
had just received several papers dated in
December l833-only ten months old
A bottle of Madeira was picked up
recently from the wreck Of the Royal
George, sunk at Spithead in 1880, having
been 81 years under water. 1t was in
excellent condition, though covered with
sea shells.
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From the Vermont Chronicle.

MoRRIsoN's PiLLs.-It would seem to
be the duty Of those who have it in their
power, to disabuse the public in relation
to this nostrum. The pills, the labels, and
the boxes, are manufactured and sold in
Boston. This part of the imposition, how
ever, is harmless, as they probably make
as good pills in Boston as in Lontlon, nor
is there any thing Objectionable to the
pills.
No. is composed Of Alocs and Cream
Of Tartar, equal parts. No. 2-Aloes
and Cream Of Tarter each part.
They are both very good and very USE
ful pills, and such rs are used by every
physician. The mischievious part of the
trick consists in inducing the ignorant to
regard them as cure for nj; diseases and
then to flch them out Of three dollars, for
what ought to cost only as many shiIIngs
or rather only single shilling. Garry
the above prescription to an intelligent a.
pothecary, and he will give you, for a
shilling, precisely what one ofthe Hyge-
ian agents will tax you three dollars for.
DAVID PALMER.
Woodstock, Sept. 8, 1894.
The above may be relied on as correct.
DR.. Palmer is a Professor in the Medical
School at Woodstock, VT. and bears a
high erputation. For the developement
he has made; he deserves the thanks Of
the public.
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Sailed from New Bedford I'd, ships Nautilus,
Swift, Pacific Ocean Isabella, Taber, do; bark
Pioneer. Russell. do.
At Floreana, Pacific Ocean, March 22d, ships
Bengal, Russell, Salem, "a months out,) TOO bbs;
oath, Orbit, Gardner, Nantucket, (2O) 1900
April l lth, hierimac, Pcase, Newburport, (6 l-2)
25O 18th, Holve'ia, Co,tle, Hudson. (O ITO ;
Charles Carroll, Weeks. Dorchester, Is l-2) 100 ;
22d, Baltic. Chadwick, Nantucket, (3l) 1850
goth, bark Isabella, Albert, Fairhaven, (29) 1900.
Chariot, Luther, Warren, 500
Ship Swift, arrived at Edgartown, reports in
March, Levant, Russell, Plymouth. 1900 bbls
June, Catherine, Chase, Nantucket, 24OO Anne,
Swain, Bristol, 200 America, Folger, Hudson,
$50 barks Constitution, Clifford, Newport, 900
July, Arab, Bunker, Fairhaven, 1900, bound
home Oct 26,h Is miles w of Mauntauk ,slool
Louisa, from Falmouth, for Charleston. June %,
indep cndence, Brayton, Nantucket, $50. The
Forester, Clark, Dartmouth, sailed from Ialcahua
ma, July 25th, with 10 bbls oil-a well.
Ship John Adams, Luce, Of Nantucket, arrived
nj ST Cntheriucs 30th, with 100 bbls whale oil
and 80 sperm was to leave July 9th, for Coas
Of Africa.
Arr at Providence Sd, ship Saxon, Orne, Got.
tenburg, via Newport brig Chilo, lIarradon, Sa-
vannah Sailed, on Sunday morning, bark Pouch
or, Frnk, New Orleans.
Arr at New London, 3lst, bark Brunette, Fish
er, of Falmouth, Western Islands, whaling, with
90 bbls oil.
Arr at New Bedford, 30ih, Henry ,Cmpo hence
Sailed from Matanzas i4th ult. Clyde, Bait, ,Bris
tol 18th, Laurel, Spooner, Providence.
The Sarah & Susan, Remington. for Providence
sailed from Gibraltar 18th Sept The Ann Gads
den, Northam, was to sail for Vera Cruz next day
Gov Coddington, Price, FIN New York, was discg
At New Orleans 10th, Natchez, White, New
York; Mary, Collins, and Branch, Mayberry,Ne~
port.
AT Savannah 22d, Louisa, Wood, New York
2sd, Agnes, Bennett, do (; st Lawrence, Chase
Providence.
At Rotterdam, Sept 10th, bark Mason Barney,
for New York President, New Bedford.
At Aux Cayes. Sept 3oth, brig Bud, Of and for
New York, from Ponce, PR. in distress, having
been capsized in hurricane of Ulona Island, 23d,
and lost both masts-crew all saved, but cargo
damaged. In the same gale the vessels in port all
dragged their anchors, aud brig Levant, Of Pcrts-
mouth. touched aground asd received damage,
Schr Talua, Of Bristol, Me. on Nantucket Bar,
has been abandoned ; 10 out of 374 sticks nahog-
any only have been saved, and GS bars iron re-
main in the hold moderate NE wind would CON
pleiely destroy her. Schr Brookville, at same
place, has been abandoned, aftei rigging and fore
mas, were cut away. sloop Rose in Bloom, has
gone TO pieces at same place cargo, all except one
bbl oil, saved
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Laier from Europe london dates o
the evening ofthe 26th have been receiv
ed at New York by the ship Henry, ant
Paris Of the Gath by the packet shiI
France.
On the 25th, the British Parlaimen
was farther prorogued by comission to the
23d of this month.
Mustapha Reschid Bey Ehendi pre-
sented his credentials to the King Of the
French on the 23d, as Envoy of the
Sublime Porte.
Don Carlos is said to be very i'll, owing
TO the i'll success OF his enterprise.-
Nothing further Of Importance is given
relative to the movements of the hostile
forces, and there seems to be little vigor
in the operations on either side. Rein
forcernents, destined for the army Of Rodil,
have been prevented from marching by
the exhausted state Of the Spanish Treas
ury.
The accounts from Lisbon are no later
than before, hut confirm the intelligence
Of the critical state of Don Pedro's health.
Insurrections are. said to be increasing in
the interior, to such an extent, as to
threaten the stability Of the government.
Advices from Constantinople OF the
25th of August states that the plague is
fast subsiding.
We once saw man viewing the "ry
heavens with in one BDe and a ~
of pistols in the other. We gazed on
him with. some astonishment, and endeav-
ored to attract his attention by ing
out II in paper which we held in our
fDa', relating to young man belonging
to that 5 of the country who had left his
home in state Of meutal arrangement
lie threw the + and pistols from his ED-s,
and exclaimed it is l of whom you read
1 left my home with the intention of put
ting to my existence. But on arriv-
ing at this spot was led to consider deep
ly on the rash act I.was about tos commit,
and those very *s seemed to say, young
man desistt now return to my friends,
and the cause of this scene shall go with
me to my grave.
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NKARgs EEHD.

In this town, on Sunday last, by the Rev. MIR.
Hathaway, Capt. SAMUEL BARTON TO Mrs.
HANNAH SMITH, all Of this town.
In Dunstable, N. II. Mr.. CALEB HARDING,
Jr. formerly of this town, to Miss DETsEY WHIT
TEN, Of Dunstable.
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IMPERIAL MERIJVOS.

LHPERI.4L JWERIVON.
NVNM. T. WHEATON has for sale, green
wv NEW SHADE, royal purple, claret, and
maroon coloTed morinO cloths o: extra superior
quality, and will sell them AT the lowest pri>
ces prevailing at any other place in the UN-
ION.
W. N. d. For beauty Of finish and durabil>
ity in service this article is recommen nded as
"a NUMsEa ONE" beiug moro rea! gsnteel
article for ludies wear than thlbct cloths ur any
other similar goods in the market.
For prime goods OF evory kind, apply at
nov. B. LONG ROOM
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MARINE List.
PORT OF WARREN
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Nov Ist-sloop Mt Moriah, Ingraham, Prov.
Sloop Eliza, Lawton, do.
5th-sloop WIN Penn, Munro, do.
Sloop Eliza, Lawton, do.
Sloop Mt Meriah, Ingraham, do.
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sp The annual meeting Of the War
rem Rhode Island Seamen's Friend Soci'
etv will be holden IN the vestry of St.
Marks Church Society, on Monday eve'
ming next at I O'Clock.
A general attendance Of the members
is respectfully requested.
LEVI Halle, Secretary.
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Emigration. n.-Never, within our rec
ollection, has there been such an influx of
emigrants as are now, and have for some
weeks, been passing through this place
To the more western part ofthe state
There appears to be an almost unbroken
line Of wagons, carts, carriages, slaves, SC.
The weather is fine, and the roads in
excellent order for travelling.-CoI. MO.
Int. Oct. ID.
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Se0sOn0bLe Goods.
"A LARGE assortment Just received
NA and for sale by
nov 8. q. M. FESSENDEN.
AUUHIoNf 3

VIII be received THIS D.d Y, from the N
York Auctions, large lot Of common ond fine
% merinos, low priced broadcloths, home
made 90, casssmeres, worsted edgings and ma
ny other desirable goods. Purchasers will lind
It profitable, to call always. before buying, al
the New CASH STORE, in Yster- st.
Nov. 3. JOHN DAVOI.
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MEMS FUR CAPS.

Received this week splendid lot OF Mems
Fur Caps. Of different qualities, which will be
sold al very low prices fol Cash, by
Nov. b. ). DAVOL, JR
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a CHOICE AND SPLENDID rs
SOR I.ME.N 7 OF NEW GOODS

AUSF received, at the Warrington Row
- CLorHING Store fresh supply Of New
GooDs, making as general IN assortment, #
not superior. to what can be found in any other
establishment Of the Kind in the State : and
which will be sold quite as chenp.
Consisting IN part Of the (ollo,ping, zig
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Superfne and mid.
ding BnoAD CLOTHS.
Colors---blue, bla OK ,
drab, ligh, brown, dark
do. russell do, and Sus-
sex do, very nice; bot
tie green, olive do, RI
flc do, and invisible do,
mulberry, adelaide
One piece Of a dark
VINE, a most durable
cclor and quito fine.
Dark and steel mixed.
Superine and md
ding CAssIMEREs and
SATINETs, Of various
fashionable colors.
NEsTINGs, a great
variety Of patterns and
qualities.
Black LASTING and
BoMBAzIN.
Brown and white
A complete assortn
GL5rHING always on
and which will nc sold
retail, at prices which
Oh Garments mads
tice, and which, in po
and stylc, shall not be
City.
N. b. CoATs MADE
Terms Cash.
vi
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FALL SUPPLY,
r.. w. BURR

" AS this week received from Now
LII York, aud is now opening his
FALL AND WINTER STock of
RICH and DESIRABLE GOODS.
which were purchased with Cash the last
week, at AUCTION, and Of the Importer,
under circumstances peculiarly favorable,
and which will warrant him in Offering the
freshest Goods in Market, shade lower
than can be obtained.
L. w. B. will exhibit these Goods for
inspection, and selicits the attention Of a
community whose faculties of discernment
are SO fully developed, that they require
no comment to aid them in their exami-
dation.
Warren, Oct 25, 1884.
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A resolution has been introduced in
the Legislature of Vermont, the object
of which is TO prevent the passing Of small
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jLINEN DRILLS. Mole
skin. beavertesns, fus-
Juan, and numerous
pther goods, a appro-
!priate Tor the season.
| A good assortmen,
lof GLOVES, among
which, are a few dozen
of white and straw col
oxed berlin, a gonleel
article on par,ie ulur
occasions.
| Whiie sn,in Nick
SToCKs, and other
articles. Black bonn
bazine, and silk do ; In
ldia rubber and webing
suspenders, silk do.
Hosiery, busom pie
g 8, dickies, hdk f.. cro-
vats. and almont every
other article required
Tor gen,leman's DIRE g.
cnt OF READY MADE
hand, warranted good,
either at wholesale or
'annot fail TO suit.
,p TO order at shor, no.
mt Of 6t, workmanship.
urpassed by any in this
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The Bangor Republican says, there
nre farmers not thirty miles from Bangor
who have taken thousand dollars in
cash as the clear income from their crop
Of hops the present season.
A gentleman Of Albany recently' as
certaincd by actual measurement, that
the perpendicular height Of Niagara Falls
was one hundred and fifty eight feet four
inches.
Vrnprcr.-In the case Of Joseph and
O;s. indicted for the murder Of Captain
Crosby of the brig Juniper, the Jury on
"Wednesday evening brought in verdict
Of guilty against both the prisoners.
Boston Atlas.
The value of Cotton received in and
shipped from Augusta, Geo. for the yeo'
ending ist ult. will, it is estimated, ex'
cecdS6, 100000.
Patrick Burns has been murdered 'r
. Toronto, Upper Canada, in a riot at or
election u, that place, on the ! lth ult'
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The ship Ninns, Capt: II. Parsons,
sailed on Sunday last for Liberia, in At
r,ca. She had on board 1913 emibrants,
10 of whom were liberated by the late
DR.. Hawse, Of Rappahannoc, Va.
who also appropriated funds for their
transportation. With the appreciation
of the parent Colonization Society, these
90 to found a new Colony at Grand Bassa
Cove. about 80 miles distant from Mon
rovia.-JN Norfolk Herald.
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.New Ihibet Cioths!!
just received few pieces more Of French
thibet CO this fashionable colors, Tor sale very
cheap. J. Burrough, J. s. Co.
nov. 3.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Nov 9,

(Reported for the Boston Patriot.)
At market about As 10 Cattle, say $500
Beef Cattle and 900 Stores, 5000 Sheep
and 1900 Swine.
Prices. Beef Catle-No particular
variation from last week-we noticed q
few yoke uncommonly fine taken on drift,
at something more than SIS. We quote
prime at a IS 5; good A a A 25; Cows
at 3 so a q 25.
Barreling Caitle-One large lot (the two
year olds out } was taken at 3 so, one at
3 81, and one at IS some in each lot
would make Mess. We quote Mess.
375 a No. I, 3 25 a 8 90; No. at SO.
Siores-Former prices fully supported,
viz-Yearlings So 8; two year old SO
a 10 three year old $l7 a25.
Sheep-Dull, and prices rsduccd-sr-
dinary at % SO; midd ling l AZ,
1853, go better qualities ! II, 10,
81, 9 and 25 /; somo lots nearly hall
Wethers.
Swine-Sales Brisk lots not selected
at for sows aud 5 for barrows lots Sc
leoted at 4 l-2 as l-2; one lot OF barrows
at one entire lot of 400 halt barrows at
IA ; several hundred were retailed at
IA for sows and 8 l-2 for barrows /;
those weighing under 60, 8 &c.
New YoRK ELECTION. We have receiv-
cd the account OF the city election for the
second day on which l4:3O5 votes were
polled, making for the two first days,
%, $50, not 80 many as in April by 8Ol.
Evry thing went on peaceably, and the
utmost animation wa evinced on Wed
ncsday by both parties. The accounts
from up the river were highly fatering
for the cause of the Constitution and the
Laws. The Wings were reported to have
obtained majorities in most Of the towns
on the first.
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Renc,ral Of Choiera.-The cholera has
broken out with great fatality in Cincin-
natl. and other towns on the OHIO river
also at etersburgh in Virginia-in the
latter place there were eight deaths by
that disorder, some Of them extremely
sudden.-.N Y. Com. .Adv.
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ALNElo loAN LAYCEVSo
6NHE public have for long time isbored un-
- der the inconvenience of having their
doors trimmed with latches which have been
defective IN almost every part in nestness Of
finish and durability. y.-The subscribers, wishing
to furnish tho public with better article, take
this mcthodto invite comparison Of the their
Latches with the English article, in every re-
speci, especially in the strength, beauty, and
movement Of the parts when attached 10 tho
door. We invite housc builders especially to
examine for themselves and prove them.
ISBELL, CURTlSS 4 CO.
heriden, Conn. July, 1884.
The above i.atcbes are for sale by
JAMES GARDNER, Warren, X. 4.
Oct 25.
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| Ma. Enron There is now in this town and
may be seen at Col. Coles, prophet whose gen.
eratipn in this world was before Adam no was
with Noah in the Ark, and with the Saviour Of
mankind before he was crucifed. He does not
NEEDLE with any Of the religious creeds that nre
Tow prevalent among mankind, neither does he
interfere with the political affairs Of any nation on
earth. He declares that the day the Lord is at
hand, but the most effectual sermon which no ev-
or preached was near the judgment hall in Jerusa-
lem in the reign Of Pontius Plate, where his
preaching was made the instrument in producing
wonderful effect. The Protestants are his great
est enemes-the Papists treat him more mercifal-
ly. He is very al'stemuous in his mode Of living
he wears clothing Of the finest kind yet has moth
ing to do with the talors-he will not sleep in any
bed, chair or sofa he carries no gun, sword, nor
cane, yet has a very peculiar weapon of defence.
lie takes no money if offered him nor did he ever
manifest any disbelief Of whatever he heard, ex-
cept on one occasion, when he was informed that
a certain tailoress had ade II garments in ten
days, when Notwithstanding oil his meekness he
assumed an air Of ineifable contempt, and struted
across the yard, and as far us looks could repre-
sent words. seemed to say 4" the person who done
that must be nearly seWed up.'
Those who are disposed to visit this benefactor
of mankind, will learn the important lesson of i'm,
proving their health, and lengthenng their days.
by early rising. X.
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The orchard has shed its yellow fruit the ripe
ness Of the field has fallen before the reaper the
flowers of the garden are no longer seen the for.
est has put OH its livery Of various hues-all things
around us proclaim the near approach of Winters
reign. "Oh shortening days and nights OF dreary
length, how emblsnatc of the fate Of man -
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(NAD IR IRONS.-Coalbrook, Dale h Go. su-
~ perior sad irons. just received for sale by
nov 3. CT. GARDNER, watcr-st.
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ANfERlNO'S &c-nerino cloth, merino and
SkX common circassisns together with lining
cambrcs end waddpgs are fsl ing very low al
Nov /. LONG ROOM.