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Thr following arc extracts from letters
written by some Of the Baltimore volunteers.
They convey some information of incidents
which had not before reached u.s.
MArAMoRos, oct, LIST. Col. Watson was
killed in the imprudent charge ordered by
Gen. Butler. He was at the head of the
battalion, and had ordered us to go into the
charge with three cheers. He received a
ball in the breast while in the act Of cheering
and fell Instantly. | tried TO get to him. bu'
was horne on in the rush. he charge was in
effectual, AT this moment Gen, Taylor rode
up in great anger, aud ordered US to retire.
Old Rough came up under the most tremen-
dous FIRE. Ii was here his horse was shot
1t is said there were angry words passed be-
tween him and Butler.
Cap. Stewart now took command. and said
Bows your Colonel is killed don't run
show those ID red skins that although you
are ordered to retire, You intend to walk
Our entire loss will mot be much short Of
500 to 900 killed and wounded-tho euemy
the same.
There is no doubt now but that AmpuGia
will be reinforced in about one month by 49,
600 men. They will be under Santa Anna.
We must have 10, 200 more volunteers, mark
that.
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Opinion and Experience ofthe Editor ofthe
Richmond News & Star, Dec, s. 1S45,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

Is constantly advertised in our Columns.
We feel bound 10 say that we put little faith
generally in specifics and nostruns-much
less in your cure-alls. But a familiar use of
this medicine for six or seven years past
during which time the editor who writes this
has al inter rails suffered with acute asthma,
and he writing not so much for the benefit OF
the proprietors, as for that Of those who are
afflicted with that distressing disease /; takes
pleasure in saying that he has invariably
found 1t beneficial 10 him, and in every case
where il has been used promptly at the first
indication of an attack, with entire and
prompt relief: From haveing also observed
il tried by others, he is of opinion that il is
worthy OF the confidence of the republic.
None Genuine unless signed |. BUTTS
on the wrapper.
For sale by w. P. Russell
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FARTHER PARTICULARS FROM
MEXICO.

BY the arrival OF the brig Elizabeth J.. al
Philadelphia. 25 inst. from Havana, and q
u s. Revenue Gutter at New Orleans, 18th
inst, from Vera Cruz, the Sun mas received
its regular Spanish papers, containing adj
vices from Vera cruz 10 the 10th Of October
and from the city of Mexico TO October LIST,
together with advices from the Western
Coast ofMexico to the 10Th of August.
The principal priests delegated 10 repre-
sent the Mexican priesthood, have consented
TO raise two millions o:dollars toward delray-
ing the expenses of the war, and promised an
equal amount within the next fifteen days,
besides agreeing 10 make a contribution Of The
same amount once every month.
A decree has been issued establishing n
Government Cabinet, composed of thirty in
diviGuals. each receiving a salary of $3.50
per month. The object is, that in case any
accident befals the present government.
another will be eady 10 succeed it.
The Diario del Gsbierno announces that
Gen. Santa Anna. was taken sick with lever
on the 18th Sept. but OF the 24lh, he had so
far recovered that a brigade for Monterey
for ward, and he was TO follow with the re
mainder Of The troops on the 23th.
A letter dated at the city OF Mexico, oath
of September says: st is reported that Am
Pudia has giver up the command OF The Army
OF the North, and the succession has caused
violent disputes among Other principal Off
GERS. This alarming rumor has FASTENED
The departure of Gen. Santa Anna and his
army
General Yanez, Commander in Chief al
Jalisco marched on the 9TH Sept for Topic
and San Bias, with a large force preparatory
% the defence Of those points in case of at
Jack.
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SEAT OF WAR.

The advices from Monterey come down TO
the 9Th Of October. Gen. Taylor has issued
an order cougratulating the army on the late
glorious victory. Five hundred and sixty one
Americans have been killed or wounded.
The Mexican loss is said to be less than one
Thousand. An express came 10 Camp on
the 29th inst. from Santillo stating that Santa
Ann was at that place terrifying, with Thir-
teen Thousand men, which A~mpudia's force
would swell to Twenty Thousand.
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RAiLRoADs.-The late meeting of the
F~itchburgh Corporation resulted in a strong
hand vote, some 5 orc only dissenting. &c
authorize a committee 10 proceed in soliciting
the additional 100000 required to insure
the onward progress of The Rutland road
but a stock vote was insisted on, which SO faI
reversed the order, one n,an controlling 300C
shares. There wal an unanimous expression
favorable TO the construction Of the Rutland
road, and 10 received its bnsiness on the mosl
favorable terms;
V Since the above was prepared, we
have cheering news from Boston, by private
Information, that the friends of the several
roads, viz: Fitchbnrgh, Cheshire. Central
Rutland, and Sullivan, are uniting their in
fiuence for the progress and completion of all
these roads.
~ At a call Of 81 gentlemen. friends Of
the Rutland road, a public meeting is notified
10 be holden last evening at The fremont
Temple, The object 10 secure the onward
progress ofihe road, and So bring the bus
mess of Western and Southern Vermont 10
Boston, by securing only $4,000 in aGdi-
lion 10 the stock already subscribed. The
Courier says, We are happy 10 learn the
a better feeling prevades the community en-
this subject and that many OF the stokhtol-
ders in the F~itchburgh and Cheshire roads
are now willing 10 come forward an take
stock in the Rutland road:-Keen Sennel,
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SUFFERING FROM SICKNESS.

SUFFERING FROM SICKNESS. Adlutant
Forsyth, of the Georgia regiment, in a letter
dated September 10Th, and published in the
Columbus Times. after givinga list Of those
who had died, says, that in ascending the
river. seventy sick were left at the Matamoras
hospital. and thai he was shocked on his re-
turn. two weeks after. 10 find 81 of the num-
her dead. The Savannah Republican states
that some idea may be formed OF the state OF
things in the army, and of the murderous
carlessuess of the War Department. from the
following paragraph from the same letter
from Adjutant Forsyth. lie says
Sept. 10th. l left our sick at Matamoras
Yesterday. 1t makes ones heart bleed TO
witness the snfferings of these poor fellows,
In camp. you must know, few oil the con-
veniences considered necessary to the Ill al
home, can lie had. A man gets sick he is
carried to the hospital with his blanket and
his knapsack, Bed and bedding there is none
and as the country is entirely destitute OF
lumber. beadStcads are not TO be had. A blan-
ket and The ground is, therefore, the couch
upon which the volunteer lies sick, and dies,
ii he does not recover. If he dies, the same
blanket forms his winding sheet and coffin
plank is not 10 he had. The Quartermaster
at Camarco told me, in answer To an appli-
cation for a coffin, that every foot Of plank,
and every old gnu box that was to be found,
had been worked up for the purpose, and that
all the money in his department would not
command a coffin,
Ii the men who sit in Washington and di-
rect Tor rather miS-directl the afiairs of this
Mexican war, do not find a day of bitter ret
ribuiion. the American people will have lost
all feelings of humanity aud justice,
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Extraordinary Discovery.

DEAFNESS CAN BE CURED
COOPER'S ETEREAL OLA prompt and
lasting remedy for DEAFNESS, ako fS pains and
discharge of mater from the Ears.
Hundred Of enres in cases deemed utterly HOPELESS
have firmly established ITS superiority over every
otmer Medical discovery.
This valuable Acous' &C Medicine is a compound Of
four different Oils, one Of which, the active and prin-
cipal IBgredIeni, is Obtained from the bark ola GER
tain saecjes OF WALNUT, q new and efeetusI
agent IN the cure Of derfness.
Person who had been deaf for 10, IS and evon 20
years have been permanently cured by using this oil.
In fact, 50 numerous ard sc emphatic have been the
testimonials IN lis favor, that the inventor CLAWS fr
it the distinction Of an Invaluable Remedy, in all cases
when the Ear Is perfect IN its formation,
For further particulars and ev denee Of its great
vaIoe see printed sheets, IN the bsnis Of Agents.
Fer sale enIy BY W. r. SUSSEX Drusscsi.
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WOOL.-There has beer a moderate
demand for The various grades, at former
prices. Owing to the low state of many of
the streams, occasional by the continued
drought, a portion of the wooden machinery
has been stopped. This has lessened the
demand for the article for home consump-
ton. We hear that some lots have been
taken in New York and Philadelphia, for
expectation. but the present prices in the
English market, althoughsomewhat higher,
than during the summer, will not warrant
the shipping of any considerable quantity.
Prime Saxony Fleeces,
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THE subscriber does not pretend to
say that he has the
BEST ASSORTMENT
of goods.in tie country, nor that he will
sell them
CHEAPER
than can be bought in The state; but he
offers for Sale a Lang re variety of goods u
sually kept in a village store, which he in
tends to sell as low as his neighhors do who
are doiDga legitimate business and living
by their business. His only object in sci.
ling goods is to make money. and thereby
make a tiUing; he intends however to do il
honorably, fairly, and by sellingat a modcr-
ate profit. He has now on hand a large
quantity ofneu DRY GOODS. GROCER
les, DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
HARDWARE DC, and will exchange them
for cash or most kinds of PRODUCE.
H.A. SHELDON.
Middlebury Both Oct. 1916. 81.
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MoRE HE'LL TO FREE TRADE.-Tbe far
Their advance offour in England will, no
doubt. be used by the Loco Focos to show
how well the net1 american Tariff icOrkS.
I he effect here has been TO advance the
prices, Is cents per barrel. but we would
state that another advance of rs cents is
yet to be made before it gets up to,the price
in December, ls45. (S7) under the tariff of
1912. When the price gets over SIS, theu
the Loco Focos can talk of the rise with
more d~ecency than they can now, when the
tariff of '42 price is larger than the price
under the law of 46.
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Nj rr d,

In Leicester, Oct, %, Mr.. Frank Skinner
Of Worcester, Mass, to Miss Eliza G. Perry,
Of the former place.
In Burlington, on Wednesday evening las,
by the Rev. John X. Converse, Mr.. George
E. Harrington; TO Miss Elizabeth Merrill,
both of Montpelier
In O-wei, VT, on the 10th inst, by Rev
X. S. Cushman, E, M. Wright, merchant,
TO Eliza T. Bottom.
In Vergennes, on the 9th inst, at ST.
Paul's Church. by the Ri. Rev. Bishop Hop
ms, Frederick E, Woodbridge, Esq, Coun.
sellor al Law, 10 Mary P. daughter OF Mai,
S, Halsey, Champlain Arsenal.
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yards of Prints

from 4 cts upwards.
5000 yds Thibet Cloths, French Me-
rons Gala P::aids, Oregon Lustres,
Indiana Cashmeres. Paris Dam
ask and Alpiues.
Alpaccas 25 cts do Silk Warp and good
at so cts,
500 yds Cashmere Rep and plain De-
LANES some for IA cents, Castilian and
Oregon Robes and Dresses.
500 yds PARIS & LONDON plain and
TwilIed GINGHAMS together
with an endless variety ofSHELF
& DRAW GOODS, which are
offered at the oldpermanent stand
for Cash, Produce or Credit al
the Lowest prices by
November, 1876. FRANCIS.
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BANK OF
suRscRIPrIoNs Dor NEW srnck

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR NEW STOCK
Notice is hereby given, that books for sub
scription for thirteen hundred thirty three
shares. being the amount of New stock. ad-
ded to the capitol stock Of the Bank of Mid
dlebury, in pursuance of the Act extending
the charter Of said Bank. passed November
LIST, 1645, will be opened on the 29th day Of
October instant, at the Bank Of Middlebury,
and will continue open from ten to four o.
clock on each day, Sundays excepted, for the
space Of ten days, and until the number OF
thirteen hundred and thirty-three shares shall
have been subscribed.
S. H. JENNISON,
PETER STARR, Commiss-
ELIAS BOTTOM.
NAHUM PARKER, toner's.
SAML. SWIFT.
Middlebury, October l, 1916.
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ALL HAIL. MAINE I

The last doubt whistles: The Star IN
the East shines triumphantly on the Wings
Of the Union and beacons the Empire State
TO the struggle and the triumph! Maine,
which went almost by default for Polk and
Trras. now Sepudiates them utterly and
takes her t<and on the broad Wig plat
form. Maine and Florida, Pennsylvania g.
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MiddleburY Female Seminary.

THE Winter term OF this institution will
commence on WEDNESDAY, the 1Ith of Nov.
next, and coniin1 lie eleven weeks, under the su-
perihtendence of the present principal, aided by
the present assistants-MIssM M. A. Wilcox and
Miss J. A. HrrcHcocK, whose ability and sue
cess in teaching are well known to the commu-
nifty. This Institution is now in a iouriShing
condition, and it will be the endeavor of the
principal and his assistants, by their efforts,
to do ample justice to the pupils committed to
their charge. S. PEARL LATHROP, MI.
% Princinal
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The LATE VicroRT. The Union SAYS it
has received a variety of particulars from
Capt. Eaton respecting the capture of Mon
terey, and will notice some of them hereaf-
ter, lie states, it is estimated that the MexI-
cans, covered as they we're by their entrench-
ments, lost more men. in the three days.
lighting, than did our troops. The ropula-
ton Of the town is said 10 be about TO-
900.
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Addison County Grammar
School.

The Winter Term of this Institution win com.
mence on Thursday. Nov. 18th.
Tuition, per term, as follows:
Common English Branches, $500
Classics & higher English Branches, 400
The examination at the close of the Fall Term
will be held on Thursday, Nov. 9th. The
friends Of the Institution are respectfully invited
to attend. D. A. BOWIE, Principal.
Middlebury, Nov. Sd, 1876.
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OHIO ELECTION.
Returns from 20 Counties give the aggr'
cate vote for Governor:
For BEBB, wing, 1920
For TOP, loco. l47o0
25n2
majority

In 1874 the loco majority in the same coun-
ties $40, making a Wing gam oil 5Ol2 votes
The members OF Congress now holding seats,
are divided s Wings 10 IS Locos; while ihe
Iaro election gives us II Wings to 10 Locos.-
The state of Ohio, witha populationofl .6Oo,-
900, balancing Terds, with a population oil
q, 1000 TO 10000, should the election ofPresl-
dent 90 into the House.
New York woes on Tuesday, Sd Nov and
I'VE hope 10 chronicle a like result IN the En-
pire State. Locofocory must look out for n
storm about these days;
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THANKSGIVINGS

Gov. Wright has issued his proclamation
setting apart Thursday, the Goth of Novem
pr, as a day o. Thanksgiving throughout the
State of New York
Thanksgiving in Connecticut has been
appointed for Thursday. November 26th.
RhoCe Island the Same day.
THIS day has been generally selected in the
New England and Middle States.
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DR.. WOODS ~SARsAPARrLLA AND WILD
CHERRY BlTTERs.-We are constantly noti-
cling in onr exchanges, complimentary notices
of the above popular remedy. The follow
ing is from the Bristol County Democrat.
We are glad that our Taunton friends appre
ciate the valuable medicine.
From the Bristol County Democrat
A Valuable Medicine.-Among the great
variety of popular medicines which are con-
~tinuaIiy coming before the public there is &C.
casionalIy one OF real utility and value. This
is the case with DR.. Woods Sarsaparilla and
Wild Cherry Bitters, a new article, and
which needs only to be known to find an ex-
tepsive use. The medicinal properties OF
the Wild Cherry have long been favorabfy
considered. With great efficacy as a tonic,
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SEPTEMBER %, Is46.
FALL AND WINTER
G0ODS

LESS THAN COST!
That is to say, Goods may he bought ~
the Store Of the subscriber from a large New
and Rich assortment, just arrived OF fashion,
able styles. Bought al reduced prices. as
cheap or cheaper than articles selected from
old stocks Of u Questionable goods.
The old customers Of the concern, and the
public generally are invited to calf and exam
inc for themselves. II, BECKWITH.
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DOUGLRSS
Patent Pumps.

The subscriber will keep on hand Dong
lasss' Patent Cast Iron Pumps. This is said
to oe the best Pump which has ever been m
vented, but il this is not good enough ] have
also Shows Patent Pump which is still bet
ter, and Copper Pumps which are better Ihau
either, so that I think customers cannot fail
Of being suited. These Pumps will be sold
lower than have ever been offered in ibis
market. Also constantly on hand Lead pipe,
from I 2 inch to 2 inches in caIibre.
A. WILCOX.
Middlebury. Sept. 26, 1886.
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BUFFALO, Oct. 29-S 2. VI.

There is but little cha nge in the market
Our quotations are, Chicago wheat IS cents;
Milan and Sandusky 60 cents Cleveland
50 cents. Flour still remains at 81 so.
Corn at 40 cents per bushel. The market
is dull.
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MAINE.-Fryeburgh, Lowell, &c. l Loco;
Brownfeld, Hiram. &c. Loco; Gouldsbor-
ougb, &c. Whig-the amount now foots
up So Wings, SIS Locos.
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Died

In Shoreham 11th inst. John Thurman
Rich. aged 46.
% Right Hon. H. S., Fox, late British
Minister, died at Washington of Thursday
Oct: Is.
In Cornwall Sept. 9Th Joseph B. son Of
Ancil D.. and FiceIia Green aged 2 years 6
months and s days.
In Weybridge Oct. 10th HuIdah Elizabeth
daughter Of Timothy and Olive c. Green
aged l year and 10 months also in Cornwall
Oct, 9th VIM. H. son Of Ancil D.. and FL
della Green aged 7 months,
Lovely blossoms brightly shone
Jesus early called them home.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison, SIS.
Be it remembered that al a Probate Court
held at Middlebury in and for The District Of
Addison, on the 9th day of October, A. d.
1916.
Isaac Bresee named execute in an instru-
ment purporting 10 be the last will tesla
meut OF
ADRIAN BRESEE
late Of Whiting in aidDistrict. deceased, pre-
scnts the tame for probate. Ii is thereupon
ordered, thatsaid instrument be examined and
considered for probate, by this Court, AT the
session rhereofi 10 be held at The Office of A. G.
White Esq. in Shoreham in said Distric', on
Thursday the Sd DAY of December next, at
one o'clock in the afternoon ; and that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested. that
they may appear and make their objections,
if any they may have, TO the probate and al
lowance Of said will, by publishing a certii-
ed copy Of this order in the Northern Galax
a newspaper printed at said Middlebury,
three weeks successfully previous to the time
ofsaid Court
Jed S. Bushnell, Register.
true copy ofRecord,
81 Attest Jed. s. Bushnell, Register
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OhiO-how is it possible that New York
should falter ?
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TO THE PUBLIC.

JAMES LYONS OF Middlebury, Addison
County, Vermont Admit, that a pair OF Boots
were taken by myself from the store of J. M.
Slade & Co., on the It'll day of Oct. l943-but
without any Intention to defraud said firm of the
amount due for them. JAMES LYONS
Witness, :. m. Slade,
William Flower Middlebury. Oc,. elx,
Justus Cobb. 1876.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
District of Addison SIS.
Be il remembered that, at n Probate Court
held at Middlebury in and for the District OF
Addison, on the Cd day of October A.. d.
1916.
George Chapman, administrator Of the es-
tate Of
CHARLES l., MILLS,
late Of Corning in the County Of Steuben in
the State of New York, diseased, presents
his petition in writing. praying that he may
be licensed by this Court, TO sell all the
real estate of spid diseased in this State, and
setting forth that it would be beneficial TO
those interested in the estate Of said deceased,
to have said real estate sold under a license of
this Court. Ii is therefore ordered that said
petition be considered by this Court, at a
session thereof TO be held at the Office Of he
Register Of this Court in said Middlebrv on
Thursday the 10Th ofNovember next. at one
a'clock P. ~, and that notice thereof be
given TO all persons interested, that they may
appear and make their objections, if any they
may have, to said license being granted, by
publishing a certified copy Of this order in
the Northern Galaxy a news paper published
at Niddlebury three weeks successfully prev
ious to the time ofsaid Court,
Jed. s. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of record,
26 Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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Tie subscriber would inform the Public
that if they will take the trouble 10 just cali
al his old stand South Of the Bridge, they
c;Ip Salty themselves whether The statements
in the above advertisement are correct.
A. WILCOX.
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"0o ~ h
for insertion last week..
TRIBUTE OF AFFECTION TO
II MEMOIR OF
MARTHA E. WOOSTER.
lying in her shroud.
Qua Martha Can il be And art thou dead z
From this dark world hast thou so early fled D.?
Has thy young spirit soaI'd so soon away,
And left to our embrace naught but thy lovely
clay >
Oh, what a void has thy departure made!
As if some radiant sphere from heaven should
fadei
Ofour once blessed abode thou vert the star,
Dispensing love and gladness wide and far:
Quench'd is its orb, no more its kindly light
Shall cheer our hearts or greet our longing sight.
Our Martha our beloved, departed onel
How transient was thy course how quickly
runi
No more thy music shall delight our ear;
No more thy merry tones our sadness cheer;
No more thy tongue exert its balmy power,
To sooth a parents heart in troubles hour.
Yet, Martha, though thou here hast ceased 10
live,
Thy mucl-loved form shall mem'ry oft revive:
Each charm of aspect and of mien review,
And all thy virtues, all thy love renew
The radient smile which death could not de-
stroy,
Remains-an index of thy former JOY
R EN- s,-(may we indulge the trembling
trust ~
An earnest of the bliss that awaits the just.
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ANOTHER PEOPLES
STORE.'
A.CHAPMAN & SON

Are still "Ayay up on the HILL" where
they will sell goods as low as any one ''auay
dolcn under the Hill!
And we will now say that we have the
best and most stylish lot oil goods that can be
found in tho county. We do not make this
assertion merely as an empty commonplace
remark. Let customers come, and it will be
verified by their own observation. In addI-
ton to our ordinary assortment. we lave
BROUGHT into the market some articles Of