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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-12

Ba- Long Island Sound is frozen over
said to be q" for the first time" From all quar-
ters, there is evidence that this is indeed ve-
ry hard winter for the temperate zone
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-12
LOST Or STOLEN.

THE subscriber hereby notifies the public
Il that some time in December last he either lost ~
had It len from him LAND WARRA IT for one HIM
dred and twenty Of land No T03G9 iSsued IN Nc
ria Watts OF Lyclmng county, Pa under date or Marb
3D., 1855 On which was her blank assignment duIv y
cuted All persons are hereby cautioned against
ing said Warrant as no one has any interest in it e5ce
myself. A. R SNITu
Towanda, Feb. g. 1851.
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of an Or.
Il der of the Cogrt of Common Pleas of Brad,nl ,o,
ty. the undersigned Trustee of Augustus S PerkiI S
rah W. Perkins Geo. w P rkins, Lucy H. Perkins as
Susan w. Perkins, Minors will on the 9Th day If M
next at clock p. NJ, ut the Athens Hotel in tho ~
rough OF Athens, expose to sale public vendne MI H.
right, title and interest of the said Minors IN the unS
ed hve-sevenths of tract of land situate in Athens t
bounded aud described follows On the north hv IP
of Elisha Smith and Frederick Miller east by Samni
Brown, south by T. Vangorder, A. Campbell T. ;bI ana
{. llunscker west by Samuel Sawyer containing in tba
whole 220 with about 40 acres improved frI
house and two barns thereon Ternes made known q,
the sale. c. H. WEIJES Tr,,' "'
Athens, February 10, 1857.
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TOWANDA: /:

TERMsOne Dollar pr inr0yictJy adranee.-
Four tcerks precious TO Ire eIpirction subscription
noter cW be sicsn by printed ,crappe, and il not ie-
nslcCd, the pnpsT ,ciH IN ell cases be stopped.
CLUBGISd-7He Reporter ,rH be ss. 70 Clubs at tie fol-
EotcirS extremely toc r0tes:
copies JOr. - 90 lj cuiies J0t'. :l2 90
10 eepirs jor...... % 20 copies jbr.. Is %
ADVERT sRxENrs square 81 ttn Inns less OGc
Dollar for thrre less Insertions, ard fteeatyirs cs
for each sabsequ,a ~ insertion.
WORK Ercctd riM accuracy and despotch, md Il
reasonable pTctsicM Srt,g ftei'ity for doing Boots,
BiGnks, Hdnd-tiAs, Ball tickets, &c.
aoEEY may be sent by mail, a. risk-enelrssd in
enrclops and properly dIrscted oH be responsible
for lis safe deliCery.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Yo,ico

AZ ; = Ia
N is hereby given that all persons indebted to tlr
tate ot Champn q. Brown dec late Of Snitied arc 70
queted to make payment without delay and al! persons
having claims against said estate must present them duv
authenticated for settlement to the Subscribers
ALLEN CALIFF,
Feb. IL, 1857. Administrator with will a,me,c
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-12

be5- The widow of the late Hon. VIM Writ
died last week at the house of her son -in-law
at Annapolis, Nd
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-12
ID ECEIPTS ANDEXPENDIICRES OF

~ TDWANDA BOROUGH FOR 1876.
Paid for work on streets and plank walks s?2? Is
Election board expenses, so
High constable distributing election notices &c, 10
Secretary and treasurer's salary, 1855. 1000
Distributing appeal notices, 1850, 500
Repairing borough tools, IS
Repairing old engine house, IS
Desk ard table for council Office, IA
Lost Crow-bar, 90
Extra police services in 1854 ?lO ~
Interest on borough scrip. ~ 80
Winding and repairing town clock, % %
Maid fire company premiums, N o.
Rent OF engine house lot, g II
sSil 03
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s2242,75 s573.I4s6 OO.22 60 :l54l.Ol

DR.. A. y. NoSTANYE, TREAS. TowaNDA B0EoUGH CE
Balance in treasury Borough Orders re-
Jan. l, 1856, Sl4 52 deemed 1856, $3.50 ~
Reed. from NJ Alpine, Balance IL treasury - l.
late treasurer, 00 - -
Rec from shows, 81 00 soI0 %
from collectors, 573 l4l
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-12

E9- They have had q snow storm in the c-
y OF Mexico, thing said to be unknown to
the Oldest inhabitan.r
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$625 SC
*Settled by judgment for the amount

TowAxpA BoRoUGH ORDER ACCNrST
Amount of orders is Borough orders can
sGcd in 1856, S6jl 03i Ceed l>56, oeo ~
Outstanding orders, ,OutStanding orders
January |, 1896, AIS 9ol Jan. /, 1851 ''' %
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-12
Account with Collectors Roro' Taxes.

COLLECTORS. YEAR. CHEp. PAID IA on. rERCT. DE.
Wm. c. Bhgart ls50. s73 a $40 37.... .... s32 o.
VIM. 3 Iton. 1851. 2S 50 ...... s. 70 s? % 20 50
c. {. Smith, 1852 las "a 20 90 ..... p 3S SIS o.
q. II HE.aton. .IS5t-j-6 1892 0J 462 --lj!5 .S
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M C Q ABE:S
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET


ETZ-A THE subscriber would respectfully tender .,
WaE his customers and the public generally his sin
--A-Ac cere thanks for the very liberal PATRONAGE a
tendedto hm the past season. He socits continuance
Of the same. "nVe
He would say to the public that he intends to keen
stantly on hand choice selection of MEATS of all kind
the best the country affords which he intends 10 sci, I
very small profits either by the side quarter or
Please give me call. F
S. Meats, &C. will be delivered short notice whsn
ordered at any plare in the Corporation. A
Towanda, Feb. II, 1857. J. NcCApp
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-12

At Peter Wasers, Chisquake tp, Union county on the
list ut, after three days illness, HENRY COLWAY
oil Burlington tp.. aged 72 years.
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Nem Advertisements.
WAVERlY
MARBLE EST A AHY.Ysrzmwr,~x-

X III. BALDWIN, having purchased tbo
n Marble Factory of this village, under the snnoi
tendence of II. Hanford, the subscriber il hapnv !" IN
nounce mat the Marble business in Wavery Will now h
hND RuTLAAD T., for Monuments Head.stnnaS'
Tomb Tabels, and Stand Tops, Paint Stones MnIer rs
Having SC red the services of q. II. PowERs who wi
known to be the most perfect Artist in the STATE he
unparalleled Inducements to persons wishing To
any Of the above articles in cheapness, style and A
cal beauty -Ai'ssi
Wayerly. N. Y, Feb. 3. 1857.
.ONE HUNDRED BUSHELS LARGE
~ GLOVER SEED. Also quantity of Timothy So
for sale by JOSEPH ply PAVE 9eed
February 4, 1857. fi'
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slo99 93l

t. ,,,--,,,-,,., ~, -Tor>n poro' I.xrARY lST 1857.
, "t iuT Lam ISL $j33 81
o. u. Bartlett judgment 10Th Feb lN52 interest," - os
and cost, "
John Devine assigned to L. Ward debt interest - c.
and cost "
Borough scrip issued April s. 1854 payable in B. ,.o m
and years on interest, i'O
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-12

There has been collected on special borough tax so a.
and paid out on account of new engine house.
ing being in an unfinished state the cost OF the
not be reported. .,-.,,,,,, p,rr,.s
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RECEIPTS AND ExrESDITrREs OF Poor btND> ~"
Paid to remove Irish family to native RESIDENCE
J. b. Irvine, services Poor Master, 1870 ~ ,s55 3?
c. X. Ladd services poor master and phy'iTm is;.
w. Brownson for cash advanced TO Sally nan ,''
Wood for temporary relief per Mix poor m"''''
Digging grave for Green, II
Two collins for paupers. lot
Temporary relief per Mix poor master
$50
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-12

January "a. 1857. 4o"h
Attest--A D. MoSrANYE Secretary
We the undersigned Auditors OF the borough tle
da do certify that have examined INC ~. and ind
them coprect 1p,sh A"" JOHN LAP0RIb'
n j. Keller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

tipguishet political personages who have ever
resided in California. Some days after the mas
sacre, detachment Of % Mexicans from San Juan
crossed the line and seized four Of Crabbe's par
ty. who were sick in bed in the house Of an Ameri
can. and melted out to them the same punishment
as bad been visited upon their countrymen. Twen-
ty recruits from Tucson who were on their way to
Crabbe at Cavorca, were attacked by 200 Mexicans
near thot place. They, however, after severe
fighting. reached the American line. The excite
ment throughout California, consequent on the
reception of this news, has been intense, and
very general feeling of revenge seems to actuate
the minds of the masses.
We have later dates but no news of consequence
from Oregon, Washington Territory, and the Sand
witch Islands.
From the South Pacific we have some interesting
items, but nothing particularly noteworthy.
On the Isthmus and in Central America every
thing is dull, and after the fbuster storm, unusu-
ally quiet.
In nearly all the West India Islands the sugar
crop has been good, but the product is high and in
active demand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

By the arrival of the George Law yesterday we
have California dates TO the Doth of May, and later
news from all parts of the South Pacific Coast and
the West Indies. From California there Is nothing
particularly important. There has been wagon
road Convention at Marysyille, with prospect OF
making fine road over the Sierra to the Honey
Lake Valley. The Convention passed resolutions
condemning the proposed Southern or le1as route
for the Overland mall Politicians are pretty quiet,
the only lively factions being those of Broderick
and Gwin. who still agitate the Democratic fam
lily quarrel. The crop prospects are toleraoe' but
by no means brilliant There is far supply OF
old grain on hand. Another Indictment for EN-
bezzlemeut has been found against Dr. bates.
The Governor has, in the name of the people, sued
newspaper for libel, in saying that he was brlbed
by good dinner TO sign certain Dill.
From Sonora we have full details OF the e1ter'
minaton of COL Crabbe aud his band OF hlibusters.
We have heretofore printed the leading facts.
The entire party, consisting Of eighty-four men,
including Henry A. Crabbe, their commander were
massacred On the lst Of April the party entered
the town of Cayorca, situated on the Gulf OF
1dn1orulh, ana immediately w
Mexcans, under Rodriguez who, with sew
tral of his soldiers. lost their lives. Ihe hllbus-
tiers next took possession of several houses on the
plaza, but shortly thereafter were hemmed In by
the foe. In this position sort OF guerilla warfare
was sustained for eight days, with loss to the
Americans of %, and to the Mexicans of 200 men.
A summons from the latter to the Americans to
surrender was at first refused but at the expiration
of the aforementioned period, Crabbe and his
ffty.eight surviving soldiers marched out Of the
building in which they had intrenched themselves,
and which had been fired and Internationally laid
down their arms. On the following days the entire
party, with the exception Of their General, was
taken out in squads and shot. a more Illuminating
and ignominious death awaited General Crabbe
He was allowed to write a letter to his wife, and
hold an interview with one of his original COM
pany, who had left him before they crossed
into Mexican territory, after which be was
led out TO execution lie was tied to post in front
of the building be had occupied, his face to the
post and his back TO his executlOners. A hundred
balls were then fired into bis body, after which he
vas decapitated, and his head exhibited in con.
spicuous place for the multitude TO gaze upon.
Among the killed are a number Of Of the most dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

The case of Thomas DENNY, indicted for arson
in the first degree, in setting fire to his house
and store on the night of the 9TH of September last
was brought to close yesterday afternoon. The
case was given to the Jury at . o'clock, after
three days devoted exclusively to its Investigations
and the jury after being out nearly two hours and
BALI announced verdict of guilty of arson in the
second degree, with recommendation to mercy.
Mr.. Hall at once moved for judgment, and though
the counsel for the prisoner asked that sentence be
suspended to settle bill of exceptions, Recorder
Smith determined to pronounce Judgment forth
with, with the proviso that be would request the
Sheriff to retain the prisoner until every reason
able opportunity could be bad by his counsel to
carry up the case. The lowest sentence in the
power of the Court to pronounce was ten years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

of which he VS. assumed to be the author ~
over, A. ID. Bauks had been frightened in.o 'e
tempt to pacify p. k.ean By a Jesuitica .oo,, '
which, in pretending 10 withdraw the charrs. ~. ~,
in fact to reterate them. This, however. not -
satisfactory to p Kean, he proceeded, scsora,, !.
A. ID. Banks's pubhshed statement, t. way., .
d. Banks, and to beat him over the k.sd "
here, again, there was difference A. D. RAJ
was not seated, as Senator Sumner was, but ..,,I
ing in the street. and in position 20 defend hia,.s
which, however he did not do, beng prevented
he says. BY the interference of the BY standers-.,
unlikely thing indeed, considering that hi, va,
Virginia, where strest-6ghts are things Of rs,l..
occurrence, and where the settled rule ia 10 ~ N.
parties fight il Out-a rule, BY the way, strictly -
served BY the Senators who were present ma.
Brooks assaulted Senator Sumner
However that may be, this beating over IA hs.,
has certainly been Of great benefit to A. d: Ran,
in the way Of enabling him to see things as .ey A..
and TO call them BY their proper Names Siree NJ,
beating be babies no more of ciivalrous and c,..,
cal caniDgs. On the contrary, he denOuucs. N,
assailaDt as drunken brute as destitute Of man
illness as of veracity, and who will assasinst. a,
readily as he viii lie." All that may possibly ).
true-nOt knowing anything of p Kean, il is 20.
for us 10 contradict it, but one thing, at lea,, !,
certain-P. Kean has proved an excellent school,
master to A. d. Banks, having taught him VIVA, IA
seems to have been utterly ignorant Of before Ia
true meaning of the words " manliness and a..
sassination.' Had not the bystanders iuterarsi-
had P. Kean been suffered to go on with his ns.rac
tions-we cannot doubt that he would have bese.
good deal more useful knowledge into A. D.
Banks's neddle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

II makes all the difference in the world whose
head il is that is broken. When, because Senator
Sumner, in the exercise Of his privilege as Sena-
tor, had used some expressions not complimentary
to Senator Butler, p. S. Brooks, son of first
cousin Of Buffers felt csedupOn, BY virtue of that
near rem ionsbip, to steal slyy upon Senator Sum-
ner. while seated ard writing in the senate-cham'
Der, and to beat him over the head till he fell pleea
ing and sensee,s to the ground, A. d. Banks cd
itor of The Somhside Democrat, published at ee-
tersburg, Va, highly applsuGed this proceeding az
most grateful to his feelings" describing II as
"a deliberate, cool, dignifed, classical Gaming
inflicted upon an outrageous Abolitionlst at
." the hands Of the chiyalrOus Brooks OF South
Carolina"
Two or three days ago, this same A. d. Banks
became himself the subject Of similar assault, in
ficted upon him at the hands Of p. Kean, CORE
spondent Of The N. Y. Herald, upon whose personal
character and habits The SOnthside Democrat had
INDUCED in some not agreeable structures. In some
respects indeed, the case differed rather essentially
from that of Senator Sumner A. ID. Banks, in bis
editorial observations upon P. Kean, had over
stepped (Which Mr Sumner did not) the limits
Of oficia decOrum having INDUCED in attacks upon
p. Kesn as 40 individual which had nothing to do
with anything contained in tho correspondence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

" Short settlements, we are told, " make long
friends;" and we are determined to verify this
maxim in our relations with The n. \. Times.
That paper has certainly not denied that it was
- sold to the Administration, in the sense Of
purchase Of its advocacy for money-for no one has
made any charge that it was or could be subOrned
that The Times has seen fit to change its position
with reference to the Political questions and strug-
.es Of the times, and that, simultaneously with
this. or consequentialy therefrom, its Editor is
invited TO dine aud wine with class of leading
politicians with whom he has not hitherto been
known or supposed to fgateynize, and TO respond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

Yellow ever ia a. our very doors; it is at the
Quarantine, and an infected ship is at the Atlantic
Docks. We do not know that there are any cases
of sickness in the city; but we know that sailors
from infected vessels have got here Do the people
realize their danger, while the streets remain in
their present shameful condition This delay is
worse than recklessness; it criminal trltlng with
human life The Aldermen have already incurred
fearful responsibility. Do they know that they
are sowing the wind at the risk of reaping the
whirwind If we are to avert the threatened pes
thence we must insist that the Board of Health
shall clean the streets nou, Immediately, without
regard to cost or legal consequences. We cannot,
must not wait.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

In the Burde matter before the Surrogate,
counsel for contestants rested their case yesterday
with the privilege of calling a single witness, and
counsel for claimant disposed Of some half dozen
witnesses, among them the Rev. DR.. SnOdgrass, DR..
Roberts, and John Smith, cabinetmaker of
Great Jones street, who sold the bookcase bed
stead TO Mr.. Eckel, and delivered it between the
hours Of and o'clock p. IN. on the 2Sth of Octo-
Der, the day of the alleged marriage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

This is the day set down for the appearance of
a tremendous comet, and the utter annihilation OF
the world thereby. In Europe, aud even in this
country, not little real apprehension has been
manifested, chiefly, Of course, among the ignorant
and superstitiOus. We are assured that great
many servant girls, and others of the illiterate,
have been in state of painful alarm, and have to
an unparalleled degree soughtthe consolation of their
spiritual advisers some Of them even going so far
ar TO make gift to the Church of the little hoard
that frugality had amassed by hard service. After
this substantial evidence Of faith they will doubt
less feel their disappointment keeny; indeed, one
could almost wish-if it were not for personal con-
sequences-tbat they might be justified in their
credulity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

The Coroner's Jury in the case of the death of
Mrs. Keys, of HOyt street, Brooklyn, have accused
her husband Of the violence which caused her
death, and he is held for indictment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

imprs, nment, and he therefore sentenced Thomas
DENNY accordingly DENNY was most ably de-
Tended, but the evidence Of his guilt was irresist
iblp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

Ordinary Liquors breed extraordinary headaches'
CHARLEss LoSpoN CORDIAL GIN pure mud asou';
and accredited by edicsl As hygeisn snuiant OF
eeess value IL itself alike the favor u the con
noisseur aud the invalid Warehouse No. ~ broaa"ay S"
by al Drugxists and GroceTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

Daniel Clark Of Manchester has been elected
L. S. Senator, in place of the Hon. James
Bell, deceased, by the Republican majority of the
New. Hampshire Legislature. He is lawyer by
profession, was formerly q Wing, and is now an
active and energetic Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

GAS FOR TIE COUNTRY.
GAS APPARATUS AFTER THE PATENT or The
MARYLAND PORTABLE Gas COMPANY.
C. r. WoODwORTH & Co.
Are offering for sale
A most complete, cheap simple
And efficient Gas Machine,
Adapted in ell respects 10 the wants Of
PRIyATE DWELLINGS PUBLIC and PRIVATE ScooHLs,
CHURCHES COLLEGES, FACTORIES FoUHDERiEs,
HOTELS, WATERING PLACES &c, &c,
As well as towns and villages.
"Details will be furnished
BY Supplying in person or by letter
10 the ofce of the Company
Where machine eau be seen
In operation,
C. r. WooDwoRTH Co.
No. "a WaLst., New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

RENEWAL OF TIVE. WILDER rAIhhI. A.. ill.,,
The public respectfully informed that notwithstanding
The great efforts made by other Saemskcrs to defeat az all
bazsr6 Of this patent for making the GREAT FIRE
Poor SAFE OF WORLD the subscribers happy 70 say
that documents were this morning received IN
The Hon Charles Mason Commissioner OF Patents granting e
exeu for If from TINS date All H.
fneements upon the will BE- prosecuted to the utmost
extent of The law full of oil sizes be found at
he Warsouse of Messr STEARNs MARvIS No 40 Murray
ST and al our Warehouse No l2 Waerst near WALL VINO
are now the sole manufacturers IN tie United States
~" ~ Wv B. G.. WILDER & Co.,
Tune 1857 Patentees and Manufacturers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

HOLLOwAYS OINTMENT is the household RENE
dy Of oil nations for Burns Sosds Cuts Bruises sPGns
Sores Contrsced Sinews Eruptons Tumors Cancer Rhea
nam and all external pain aud Inflammation whether pro-
duced b. accident disease malireameut Warm oehts
should pTccede sud ~ the Msnaisc"ry No
Maiden lane NewYoik and by al Druggists a. ao o0 aud
per pot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

The reign Of Peace and Order inaugurated in
Kansas by Cows. Stanton and Walker has received
delightful flip by the temperance at Lawrence
Of the notorious Deputy Marshal Fain of Georgia
this time in the capacity Of an assessor and col
lector of taxes under the authority of the bogus
Legislature. His reception was warm but nottlat-
terng, and he took himself back to the Pro-Slavery
head. quarters at LecomptOn in double quick time.
Whether Walker will back this illomened and Ill
timed foray remains to be seen; if he does, there
will evidently be new troubles in Kansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
Aesp'Uprk DAILY Mibn,te
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1857.

The steamers Ariel and Washington sail to-day
for Europe. The mails close at l0t a. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
WINDOW SHADES.

IMPROVEMENTS ENTERPRISE
kitty FERGUSON, No. 29 Broadway and No 81 Reade'
s have great expense completed and patented the IN
eenous Apparatus for manufacturing WINDOW SHADES ana are
now prepared supply whole trade with unrvaLed
eoneni fully THIRTY CENT LESS than ever before sold
allowed under patent, mono
compete with either in style price Aso, GILT COR
scEs BRoc ATELLE DELAIXEs DAmAsKs, LACE aud MUSLIN
(tsnH