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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-04-16
New Marble Shop.

The undersigned having purchased tho stocI
on hand from the former propriotors Of the Mar
bic Shop carried on by Mossfs. sheets e. White
beg leave TO inform their friends and tic pub.
lie in general, that hey intend to carry on tho
MARBLE BUSINESS in all its bran ches, in good
style and with despatch. They expect to have
on hand fine stock Of both
ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE
of tho very best quality in a lew days and will
be prepared TO execute
Monument. Tomb, Head and Foot
Stones,
to tho satisfaction OF all who may give them
cal. IL is not their intention or purpose to
goss the people by calling on them for Jobs b.
Tore their relatives are cold, as they deem il
both too small n business, and done only by
smdH men but they intend TO pursue such q
course that will be endorsed by both friends
and enemies, If any of the latter VIC have.
They hope by strict attention to business,
with moderate charges, together with war.
tahiy for all jobs TO be what they are represent.
cd, TO share a liberal patronage,
Shop in Lszier's BsiIding, next to the Court.
house. Call and SEQ before purchasing else.
where.
DJOur Marble is bought for cash consequent.
W we viii be able to sell very low.
op'Sy.~T JNO. ". MADEIRA { co.
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HEALTH or SICKNESS,
Choose EScl,ceen yhps,.,
THE WORLD UNANIMOUS.
HOLLOW PILLS.

THE BLOOD furnishes the material Of every
bone, muscle, gland and fibre in the human
frame. When pure, it secures health TO every
organ when Corrupt, it necessarily produces
diseases. HOLLAWAY'S FILLS operat. d.
recty upon the elements of the stream of life,
neutralizng the principle Of disease, and thus
radically curing the maIady, whether located in
the nerves, the stomach, the liver, the bowels,
The muscles, the skin, the brain, or any other
part Of the system.
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
hoLLoWAl'S PILLS are equally eficac ious
in complaints common to the whole human race
and in disorders peculiar to certain climates
nd
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
Illustrated : IHuSfy0tr4 J d


The Now York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is
one OF tho largest and best weekly papers of
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4aa Snttligtnf,.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
The Jail Question.

At the election o. NIX Tuesday the votes OF
this County will decide whether a new Jail
shall be built, or whether the old one which ey-
cry grand jury which has held SESSIONS here fS
several years. have prOnouced a nuisance, shall
remain.
We have so often given our views upoA this
subject that We can add nothing to what We
have said. nor can re say lie same things in
any stronger language. That the jail is a nu,-
sance aud a disgrace to the County, taatitis
an act of nhuman cruelty to iusareerate men
and women. criminals though they may be, in
in ITS dark. damp, un wholesome vaults, is what
every man, woman, or chIi1 who has crossed
lis threshold. knows. and what every voter Ia
,he County would know. finley were 70 visit it
Society has the right 10 deprive criminals Il
lioerty, but it has no right to deprive them of
health. in So doing;-far less has it the rigitto
in6ict such cruelty as rs confinement in such a
place. upon men who are only confined to
await their trial. aai wa may be perfectly IN
nocent
Ulon the tickets printed at this cffice ar, tn
words. Ia favor Of a new jul" Mr.. Riiezel
O: The Democrat, informs Us that words to the
same effect will he printed on the tickets print
ed at his Office.
If any voter thinks that it is right to contin-
ue the old Jail. he cat cut of the ofaRdiag por
aion of hts ticket. 1.-The believes that even men
in 4 prison. may have some rights, be can vote
the ticket entire. :
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B NDRETH PILLS
PURIFY THE RLOuD.

Continued pain or upeasiuessi in any organ is gener
ally cured by one or more doses Of Brsndreth's Pills.
Thirty wears Ierso-a' experience by the undersigned
tuI;y Justify this assertion.
DR. James BuIl.- of potsdam. Y, says.--.I have
cured the most aeplorahIe eostiveneSs OF the bowels
with brsndreJh's pills. when every othsr remedy had
fsilef. snc the patient VAS given up to die. Skin dis
eases of-sl inve;eFzGe and raiBiui character. such as
erys'Pelas. salt rhenin, letter and summarized. 1 have
seen eradicated ~ their use. I have cured the rheu-
T ATTIC. tie epileific- tn, p~zraiyiic and the consumptive
wita these excellent pills alone"
Ia ia1shice and ali affections. of the liver. dyspep
IL, dyse1sery aud diarrhga. pleurisy, sudden pains
and iLhanmations- fen,sir obstruction. scoElutic and
scro;uious. even rouy AID .neuraigie adsctipns. have
gwen wsy to the use Of this in, Iiene and now after
tw@f.ty ye.r~ experience. nv estimation Of BrardTelh-s
Pills continues 10 Increase
OBSTRUCTION.
A young lady. beautiful and healthy. took cold.
which caused 4 seri"us distinction foI two years; her
heath was hroken down and her beauty departed. At
length Drsndrrth's Pills we're tried; eleven doses. of
from two to four were taken IN fifteen days preceding
the u uai period. Regularity was restored, and her
heath aaa goo'r looks recovered.
WORMS
Brandreth'> Pills ave the best vermifdre: they are
in <fihlu- aiit,ie Child, six ga 5 Old, for some weeks
Hss d~r1"piIsi : mother gave it one OF Israndrtth $
su gar cra:'d pills &c next lay tier care sway a
worm six zen inrLes lorg. aud as large asa ehild'S fin
ser III child szs welt
r ETRAcY.
A gentiemrn. AVA froE hOn-, wa taken with pieu-
risy; a. intisniraation waSte-rihls: every breath made
h.D wriihe sith sgnnv high Brandreth's Pills ~ ere
swallowed ard earro oil applied 10 ally; the pills on
Grated. aud tie pain vas reii-vec: rl.uty Of cruel vas
tasen aud SIX more pills. and the ;atient was cured.
These statements should have Weirht. and prevent
the use oil poisonous drugs. aad stop the sad practice
OF bierding d.
Rrsudreth's Pin are soIdat the PRINCIPAL uace. ee4
Canal street, Brandr=th ~Blilaing. at - cents per hax;
as ~e'i A. the plain. SEP, 80 '5s-Im.
Sold aLs0 b. GEORGE -dDHNS. VarrsE. Ohio.
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumtud sS7
l. County. S. - - terfef -
! Kiliiam uirvin.


Thomas ". Wolfe. and othsrs.> mon Pleas. -
Thomas ". Wolfe, Cephus n. Wolfe. Jerenrsh y
Wolfe :. D. Z Jones and Jeremiah. psrAn- are 7ot;-4t -
Esd that said WiAianz Higgins has df-d III said Gear.
bis petition, setting forth tbs rseogsry BIZ PLAINTIFF @. x.F1s
q iudgmentin said Co1rt.in attachment, in = <uit con.
neneed on sjoint debt OF saii Thozzs NJ cernus D.
and JeremisA 3. VOLS, against said JeremiAh r.
Nalfe. AZ the June Term Of said Court J45j. ana
agains; said Gephns D. snd Thor-a . NJ. II ta- IafehS So
and forty two dollars and ii,e-est. from Jane Is. fsss.At-
aud tsst the sane BY v'r.u. Of said judgment and Of
the order-Oi attachment :Srea ard Trysd in sa:i 80
eaasei b>fore judgment became, and isa lien on ths L.
following DESERVED L-nd-, 10 vii:
Fart OF lot No IS in Hubbard, n said County .Loua--F, -
ded east, soath aad Test by tbs lot lines % said lot,
and north b a Line pI allei % said south line. ana -
Containing my acres as Surveyed. AUD posts 81 At
corners. Also, another par, ef sail lot No. tweuf--
rye, 81 beginning at post OF the Lorh-west ear-eS 1
0iland OF John Haywood. thence running nsrtn %
the road from Hubbard 20 BTookheij. 10 . post go 4 q ~
70 the rest line OF 10, =. tAeDrson s,la Ih.- 20 th-sArs
nor.h west corner Of the laad Of ssidi uayxa od, shaa
lnciEde sixty aeresef knd, Ard seeking fr an order
70 SET Sltd lands fIeS from Gy Liens Lo~incanhs-t -
upon lt,fnfaror efske slsse named yersnns Ala hta
Gs Who are nste SefeaGanir ~ said. Re;stisE. or afasE
any ot tnern, OStthe crlcr OF priority % lien. Of Gsfa
pefs0ns may he settled, and the pi.iniiE ont OF hcpFS 49,
-e1eds OF said lsnds have payment Of his s:ia jaa1-
neni, and costs Of srir>o be taxes. The OtAer psrsor =
@aae defeutt&nss ahershs are William 4. Rsr1ss; a. =
executor OF James Burnett dec 4, Jeremiah Noifr.
Sanurl s. Gleason. and the sahenine connty nankps HE
Youngstown. Tbr said defendants Thrl=s-A Ns.ir.r..
Cephns ID. Wolfe. Jereriah b. Wolf. 8. & v 5cuex,,
titicn by the ga d&y-os Nov-rher fsje. OF tntznsns
-En be t.kea against them ~ Default 4 -st.ss.s -
p . y HAt s@ TCTTEE 4 sTrCL. ~
Sept. 2. SEW. At.ys fr-p Pig
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OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.

DR. L-V. PIERCE can be consulted
Las follows free of charge, remaining oHIy one day
IN each place..
YOUNGSTOWN. Union House, Tuesday. October u.
WARRES. GaskiH House. Wednesday, October ID.
CASFIELD, BOstwick House, Thursday. October u.
SALEM, ~Farquliar House, Friday. October Is. &
coLUNBIASA, Sturgeon House. Saturday, Octojer 10.
WELLsvILLE, Whitacre House. Monday, October -.
NEw LIsBos. Watson House. Tuesday, Otcoher 49,
HASovEKToS. Ickes House. Wednesday, october 90.
CAKROLTOS. Patton House. Thursday, October 81.
MINERVA. fingl;ng House, Friday, October %.
AARLBORoUGH. Church House. Saturday. October %.
NIEsSA, Williams House. Monday. October Is.
Persons suffering from sudden attack OF disease or
from chronic complaint Of long standing will And it
fer their ahvanisge TO take notice of the above appoint
Insnts as no charges are made for counsel, mild medir
cines with proper advice in respect to habits diet and
exercise, effect far more cases than the poisonous drugs
which corrade the sy stem and waste the vital powers
and undermine the constitution. I'D
Dr.. PIERcE has had much experience in the treatment
Of consumptiOn both of the second and third stages,
and he hatters himself that under his treatment, con
sumption oflOng standing Is not an incursble disease;
his success thus far proves all thst he asserts; he has
devoted much Of ais time and study to The treatment
of this 1sath dealing adversary. lie has also been
very successful in the Treatment OF the cancer and Fe-
male weakness. and though not wishing To boast. has
given life and health to many afflicted with the above
diseases.
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For the General Fund l. 10 mills. For BricyeR r
$50 mill. For County Infruary Fund 81 100 mil
Total County Levy , 1910 mills on The dollar. 7,
State and County Levy 6 mills on the dollar.
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gratis ANA nailed to any address, post paid, on re-
espt of two stamrs.
This Little work emanating from q celebrated mem.
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tanning doubts OF their physical condition, or who are
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TFAddress Or. Gil IL KLINE. LIST Avenue, cor.
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Sept 29th-3ms
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IVINGSTON'S Travels in Africa
II Price SIPS; : new lot JUS; received At
ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toledo, Cleveland. Co
lumbOs 4 Cincinnati Cleveland * Erie. and CIsye-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Solon. with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
a. Manfua with Hacks fer RaveBna.
" Braceville with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
Warren with Hacks to Sharon. GreenYiiIe Mead.
Vile. Bloomfield. Canheld, &c
youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by p. r. W.
& c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh
July %, 1858. CHAS. L. RHODES. supt.
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The reputation OF Dr.. b L. Hill, so widely and fayo-
rsbly known. both as = teacher of Anatomy aud Sur
gerry, in two different Medical Colleges, and as an
extensive and successful practitioner Of medicine
g:vesto the folIosing letter peculiar value:
Z l-1 w. II. COLLEGE. October 18th, ls57.
PROF. G,TcHELL Dear SIR: Permit me. as you are
about to en- er upon a wider field Of medical labor, to
in reduce yon to the numerous friends. both PHYSICIANS
and laymen, that a life of medical teaching and active
practice has secured me.
Intimately acquainted with you. as I have been for
The last twelve both as n practitioner and teacher
Of medicine au-ing a part Of the time as a psrtnerin
~ actiSe, with daily opportunity of observing your
skill and success in the treatment of the diherertforms
Of ebronic diseases, iBcidsnttoboth sexes and ali ages.
L most unhesitatipgly say to my friends, that ! know
no man nos living in ssh0nf have so ureh confidence.
as a physician in chronic diseases, whethsr az regards
accuracy in distinguishing, or skin ia treating.
I xeald also exPress to them the very high conf
dence which I have in the honor aud Integrity which
I have ever found TO MARI your intercourse a it'll 9th
ers With highest esteem. very truly yours
sert ], 5s-tf- B. D. HILL
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Storm in Youngstown.

We learn that on last Thursday evening,
while the Clerk of the Weather, was opening the
Windows of heaven and dashing the water up
on the hoase-tops Of Warren, the winds raised
quite q bsseze 10 Youngstown. blowing in the
gnbi-end Of Wiek's old store. tearing off the
the battlements Of houses. tumbling over shade
and fruit trees, and iaaEiaga boistrrOus tempest
geneally. "a 49,
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The County Fair.

The County Far.
The Fair OF the Trumbull County Agricultu-
raj Society takes place next week, on Wednes
day. Thursday and Friday. We hope the
Farmers and Mechanics OF the County wlIl
bring in their stock. products. aud wares, and
that the ladies viii not fgrget to bring in urtic-
les of domestic m nufacture. and the beautiful
fabrics which are their hanliwork alone. and
TO grace the Fair with their fair presence.
TrumLull County is not surpassed by any
County in the State in the quality of its cattle.
it has some of the finest nurses. and Sheep and
swine which would DO credit to any exhibition.
We hope farmers who have good stock, will not
be deferred from bringing It because It may net
be in quite as coed flesh as they might wish. as
a little more or less flesh viii not prevent good
ju'igs from rightly approaching the quality OF
the animals. faere IS plenty of good material
III the County, and if each one will contribute
his quota to the exhibition. the people will have
no reason to feel ashamed of the show. 4
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-06

The County Fair-"rdres Year 0lds.r
1t has been learned by the officers of the Ag-
ricultuai Society that there is in the Couaty a
large class of three year old heifers with cali. Z"
which the farmers have hesdated about bring
ing INTO the Far, becatse no premium is offered
tr that class We are authorized to say III {
all such cattle Shouts De brought. and the man.
ayers VIII make tn arrangement. for the premi-
INNS on the ground.
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Proclamation.
ANNUAL

n q. B LYMAN. Snefif OF TrumhuDr
4. County .Ohia.d do hereby noay the qa.Iided cleo
tors Of sxiLcounty. tht y \ AZ ~. Z
Tuesday october. 18th, 1885,
Is the day appointed by las for holiing election In the
stste sf.lhio. at vh. CO time they viii assem- Ie at thcif
several planes Of holding elections $. Ia their Tespestiye
ToSnships. and proceed ny ballot To Votethe following
State sad County ofhc r., viz. One Supreme Judge:
on- ComFtrol er; one Attorney General; one member
board OF Pubic Works; one Representative in Goa
gr=ss. one County Audit r; on. County COMMISSIONER
en- CIunty Recorder: one County Surveyor; one pi
rector of Toaaty tnGriaarv-
GRAND AND PETIT JURORS FOR COMMON PLEAS
COURT. 1880
the Township Trustees viii return a the same tine
tNnd Eith tleir Poll BOOK Of election Jurorsf for their
respective Town ships. as follows:
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CHERRIES SALE Tsasssg - = va
~ Adnr. WIN. D. Wzshihztoaa In. Court = - !.

George ~stanhope, ct. al. Common pie.,
BY virtue % an alias order of sale, Issued ort az tss q
Court Of Common Pleas Of TrurscIc aupty, Ohio, 10 nsa
directed and delivered, 7 have levied Lpor AL shalt
expose to publc sale. at tSsdoss u The Conf Bouse. 4tg-
in Warren Il said County. "a
Saturday, the 9th day of October, 1885, ~
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. VI and 4e Al
sadday- the following described Real Es.s:e. 10 Wit
The house and lot AZ Hsstoh lspnslip. Trumbu,i
County. Ohio. formerly occupied by Theron Inmphrry,
and the small piece Of ground across the s,rcer on E9eI
which the barn stands, ka0Tn as lot : in The 2i divis-
ion CT karlesyiiein said Township, hounded "a fsI-.A
lows: Beginning al the s. W. corner AZ the i<: tkrncs
NJ W 80 chains 10 a posi-: thence n SgS En- ehafh fgaG
20 . post; thence s. l-E. 20 chains to a post in the -.
line OF Main Street; thence 5. SO y. along he \ elineiGsH
% he street 70 the place Of beginning. containing
Is 100 acres Oflsnd. ~
Atso-Lot % in the first division or .,sf Eartesvirf-
IS tie same is lsid out, In the town plat af Ksriesyilis .sx
IN The seok.of Maps OF aid County. Appraised az
A.. e LrxAN. sheriff.
sherirs oace. Warren, Sept. e. Is5S-Sw-f 81 Z. ~ssa
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Farmer and Mechanics-Atteptian-

Doctor B. ": Richmond, the Independent
Candidate fer The 10Th Congressional District,
will address TIE citizens of Warren. Friday
Evening. sth, at Empire Hail. To at
7%o'clock.
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? By an Act OF the Legislature OF last Win.er, 4
Law was passed providing for the seni-snnual conec-
tion Of Taxes. Ehich pro Fides that the onehzlf or the
taxes levied for the current year shall he paid on or
before the Goth dsy Of December. ls5S, and the remain
ing half oI.or before the ooh day Of June, 1859. the
same penalties attaching 20 the non payment OF the
amount lue Dec. 90, l559, as il the whole amount vas
due As heretofore. D. D. GILM0RE.
County Treasurer.
-Trea.urer's Once Warren. Trumhun Co.. 4.
Ohio. August 25lh. LS5--6F g. p
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TIE MOST PLEASANT, SAFE AND 20
WORN REMEDY EVER YET D~ISC0yEREp. Z
The principal advantages in these w.FgRs as that
they are an entirely VEGETABLE PREPARATION,
aud do NOT e0RfGiR one particle OF in any
form whstyer, and no, only positively certain in their
effect. hut the most SAFE AND PLEASANT ORR
SPECIFIC NOW ~ Use. being ~ferfectly free from
caionet. TarYenfiHe, Castor OIL. and all other nause-
Gus and dangerous ingredients. being a pleasant
PREPARATION OF SUGAR, THAT ANY CHILD
WILL EAT WITH PLEASURE.
They are confidently offered To the public as a safe,
certain and reliable Family Medicine, as the nary
numerous unsolicited testimonials being CONSTANTS
received will sufficiently attest. They are the only
Worm Specific which has received the KRreserred com
HeHa'ORs OF the best physicians in our midst. being
used by them in their practice With the most marked
success
IFCAUTI0N,-The public are particularly warned
againstimitations of this popular article. put up under
various names. as WORN Candies" &c. which GER
tain dealers will attempt to convince you is fully
equal. IL not superior. to the Waters.
Be not deceived, Purchase only the ANTHELMIN
TIC WATERS. and carefully note the address and
of the Proprietor. Prepared only nv
B. A.
Late firm Of Clark & Baldwin, ERIE, Pa.
II WHOLESALE AGENrs:-G. I. Baldwin. Reed
House. Erie. Pa Hall. Dixon & Co.. i49 Chambers
Street. New York; VIM. King, Jr, o. II. P.Champiin.
Buffalo: Gaylord & namrnnnd. G. s. Mckenzie and p.
L. Churchill, CLEVELAND, Ohio.
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Saw ILL Burned

We regretto learn that she Saw Mil in john.
ston. belonging to NJ. Enos Bacon. of Bazetta,
VS.. burned on DE a2d Gir los a5pqs 81 300
&E &EEs ~ fsaSzs1
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By Dyeing / Live, and I Dye to Live
TNHE citizens of TrumbulI and adioin

Il ing counties are most respectfully informed that
W ii. CRowTHER still Continues to dive to any color,
Ladies' anu Gentlemen's GARMENTS Of every dcscrip-
ton. either Silk or Wooden. in the hes. possible NAL
ner. Silk and Grape Shaxs cleaned or Dyed the most
brilliant or more grave colursi Brocke shawls cleaned
and finished in a superior style, equal TO new; silk and
Wooden Stockings. Gloves. Ribbons, Yarn, Re, dyed;
in fac: everything usually done in = dyeing establish
ment can be done here. 6~entlemen's Goats. Vests and
Psntaloons cleaned and dyed without staining their
under linen. All work warranted to give genuine sat
~isfactiOn, ~ go
y. b. orders left with R. 4. wooD, Agent. No Ia
Market Street. Warren, willEmeet with proEPt atieu-
ton W. ii.
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Clothing.
Visitors to the Fair will have a good op;ortu-
nifty 70 replenish their wardrobe. The ciotLing
stores Of this place were never better filled, and
the goods which are exhibitfd at the windows
of some Of them. givs evidence Of having been
selected by men who had good taste.
At the Boston Clothing store. Brigham: & Co
have been succeeded by E. p Reed 4 Co The
new firm have repienished the stock aud offer a
fine assortment Of we.r'n g apparel and mIterI-
ais for the same. Mr. George W Brown renla rs
in the firm. au-l supeIint-nds the cutting depart
menL he Is very apt 10 give people 6s.
Nichols has = new stock o: clothing, Hats,
Caps. DC We noticed some over coats that
would enable the wearer to bid lief Ince &c cold.
In this establishment also, may te found broad
cloths. cassinreres, y~estings. dc. ready to lie
made to or.ier. Here. Cart Richards gives his
attention to cutting, and understands his bust