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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-22
FREDERICK CYRIAX.
6a@aet STARR.

~ w. PERRY, UPHOLSTERER
VI and nuiacturer Of Lounges, and All kinds
Of Mattresses and Bedding, Cushions Curtains,
D~raperies, &c.y No. a superior street Hill, iour doors
below Commercial Branch, cleveland, Ohio.
A orders prumptly executed. Particular atteu-
ton paid 70 the laying Of Oil Cloths, Carpeting, &ct
30 mayl-lysl
DANIEL ". DUTY, CITY UN-
L. DERTAKER, keeps on hand q large stock Of
Al kinds and styles Of COFFlNS, embracing great
variety Of his new style Of BURIAL CASkETs, al
Of which cannot be excelled by any similar c0ncarn
IN the State No s. Erie street, Cleveland
IanlTR2fdEW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-22
The New Republicans Daily nj washington.
The n. Y. Times WASHINGTON e%orrespon.

U0N' "iN7 ftL1 iLHlJslD -cEEl
An association of Republicans in this city
has been formed with a view to the immedi-
ate issue Of a daily newspaper. It is to be
called heHNaGOHal aRspu5keah, and will be
commenced on Monday the 26th Instant
Lewis Clephane is to be the publisher, and
Buel ( Blanchard the printers. It will be
ediied for the present by several gentlemen OF
capacity, and have no doubt that it will be
worthy ct the support Of the Party. The
proprietors expect a considerable local sup
port both subscriptions and advertise
ments. .z.iJisia t-ia7 Az-sLTodJ EIt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-22

"ABE LINCOLN" An IEyENToR.3 We were
this morning shown at the O.. s. Patent Office
the model of a steamer combining buoyaut
air chambers with a steamboat or other YES
sci, for the purpose Of enabling their draught
Of water to be readily 1esened that they might
pass over bars or through shallog water
without dischsrging their cargoes. This meth
odOf lifting vsssele over shoals was invented
by Abraham Lincoln, PDesidentkelecS for
which be received q patent May p 1s4o.-
Rash &tE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-22
WATER STREET IMPROVEMENT.
ATnTTpE TN CONTRACTORS
8oardl0g

HOUS E--THE
ID HOUSE. No. - Public &Tmrs. and D. tx
stone Churrh,-oue Of the -pleasautest locations a
the Gty-hds been rhoroughT repaired. aud u nos
open for Boarders. Families wishing 60 lurnish
their oFn rooms can be accommodated win arg
end convenient rooms and bedrooms and oingf
Bnardefs aud Day B0ardeB VII fnd good accommo-
dations on reasonable term3. References given anc
.ge9airA EFrEfR2a ",
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-22
ONE HUNDRED DoLLARs PREMIUMI
CLEvELAND, ono, Nov. ID, $50.


ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Lam engaged in iobbng Coal Oil and La1ps,
Al although L have customers IN Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa,
j wish to extend my business by Publishing in city
and country ht wspapers having a circulation in the
above named States; and in advertising on SO extern
siye a scale u Is important that ] have he best
wOrded advertisement possible; therefore ! propose
to pay one hundred dollars 10 the person producing
the advertisement which the Committee named be-
low will decide to be ihe best calcUlatsdtO benefit my
trade, a copy right 10 be secured to me at my expense
if / desire it. '...
The advertisement must consist Of not less than
one hundred, nor more than six hundred words, but
the author will not be restricted in the use of Ian
guage; the viii, however, take INTO COLI
sideratiOn any extra expense OF publishing any Pc
culiHr ARRANGEMENT Of letters or figures The Com
mittee will be the judges Of the merits Of each docu-
meat without any instructions save those contained
in this circular, but If no advertisement is handed
in which in their opinion will not, when published,
advance ms interests more than any already pub
lished at the same outlay OF capital, the money Will
be refundeu to me. The decision to be rendered on
the 24th day Of December next. and all persons de-
string to compete for the prize must forward the.
copy to MIR. Noble previous to that date.
5. 5. BARRIE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-22
A large and extensive sale Q.
CUTTER & son WILL SELF

n CUTTER & SON WILL SELL.
mencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, q large and attractive
stock o~felegant FURs consistingin part Of Hudson
rian Squirrel, French Sable, &c, &C, In endless va
Tiety, and in 1Rlmas, Capes, N1otorincs,0 Nuts and
one Of the largest New York Houses, and for first
class city retail trade, It will afford an opportunity
such as has not yet been offered to the citizens OF
Cleveland to furnish themselves with these indis-
pensable articles Of CON Tort al very iow~hgures, as
the stock must be sod without reserve
A handsome assortment Of Carriage and Sleigh
Robes, and Gents Fur Coats and mudiers, will also
be compriseu 10 tie sala Furs viii be on exhfbftion
rs above. A1IER q son,
l. R0T22& AA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-22

TIaNUI UVV9 I11 I9II-
Received Of S. S. Barrie one hundred dollars, bank
able funds, to be disposed f according 70 the tenor
Of the above instrument. -l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11
From the Ptsburg Post of March %.
Death of the Gypsy king-Seme Ae-
conDt of the Wandering Tribes.

Owen S,an'ey, the recognized leader of
large band of G.p>ies in this country,
died short lime since. at Madison. Indiana,
and his remains were taken TO Dayton for
interment, beside those Of Harriet Owen, a
Gypsy Queen who was buried there some
two years ago. The eeremonies were an
nounced to have taken place with great
pomp, and rowing bands of this singular
people we're gathersng to Dayton in all di-
rections TO participate in the funeral cere-
monies, which were to be of curious and
imposing character, becoming the iater-
ment Of deceased royalty.
IL noticing Iias fact q his dealt, we OBJ
serve that the papers made no remark up
on the character, life and personal history Of
the deceased.
Ths {" GiFzy King,' 0wes sise'ev, and
his numesous family, hase frequently
visited this part Of Peansyiysnia, End we
know Them well. The government of this
peculiar people, among themselves, Is pa
,r;arehaI. the Oldest member of the iTil'e or
family receiving peculiar reverence and
implicit obcdicnee from all is mcmbers-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11
Race with a Bull.

Some forty years ago the managers of n
race course near brownsville, on the Mo-
nongahela, Published notice of race one
mile heats, On a particular day. for purse
OF 500, free for anything wiii, four legs
and hair on
\ man in the neiehbarliood, named Hays,
had bBll that he was in the habit of rid.
ing to mill with i,is bag of corn, and he
determined to enter him for the race. He
said nothing about it to any one. but he rode
him around tie track number Of times
en- seyesai moonlight nights aniil the bull
had the hang Of the grourd pretty well. and
wonld Keep the right course. lie rode will,
spurs which the bull considered particular
" disagreeabIe. so Isuei, so that he always
teilawed when ihey we're applied to his
sides.
On the morning Of the race, Hays came
M rl,e ground ON horseback = on hiS l,nlI
ln-trad OF saddle, he had dried an OK
hide lice head part Of which with the horns
$ ~ on, he had placed 1t on the tHlI'~ r'Imp.
lie carried a short tin horn IN h,s bspJ.
lie rude To the judges stand. and offered 70
enter his bull for the race. but the owners
of the fols@s that were enteiesl for tie race
ohi~cied. Hays appeal 10 the terms ci
notice insisting that his bull had four leg.
and hair on" and therefore he had a rigid
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11

SHARP AS A NEEpLs.-A busy house
wife was sitting in the doorway plying her
needle. Her husband, lounging on the rail.
his foot slipped, and he bruised his knee on
the door stone. "O,' said lie, groaning, II
have broken the bone, Tn sure. "WeN
them" said she, holding up her needle, with
its eye broken out, You and I have done
very nearly the same tiing." "How so r
"Why, don't YOU see," said she," have
broken the eye TO tie needle, man, and yos
have broken the knee of the idle man."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11
Various Items.

allow much money have your said
| rich old curmudgeon to IA gay young fellow
counting bis pretty daughter. .'Oh, have
MT much of any thing, now, but have very
rich prospect, indeed" The wedding oc-
cured, and the old chap learned from hi
fine son-n-law that the rich prospect was
the prospect Of marrying his daughter.
The suit Instituted some months since by
Laura keene to prevent the playing Of
"Our American Cousin" at Arch street
theater, Philadelphia, as an infringement of
her copyright, has been decided by Judge
Cadwalader, TO the effect, as reported in
the Dispatch, that Laura Keeae had no
copyright in the play, but that the proprie-
tors of the theater should pay her $500
damages. The decision occupied five hours
in reading, in which the history of the
world from Adam down was given, and az
forwards the Judge spent another hour in
explaining il, at the cad al which both
parties claimed the decision to be in their
| favor.
John Ludwig Snydes, revolutionary
soldier, died in Clearfeld county, Pa, ON
the 23d, aged | Is years and months.-
He was born in Germany, arrived in this
country in 1883, and served all through
the revolution. He was gunsmith by
trade, and made a perfect gun when l07
years old. Another thing, he never once
missed his vote.
Jack O'Neii, long wcll-known and
much-feared desperate of Kansas, recently
eaded his miserable life in Denvur City,
Il appears that he had insalted man
named Rocker, who challenged him.
O'Neil accepte the challenge. and chose
bowie-kives as the weapon and dark
room as the place. These terms were re-
fused, and then ONeil announced his intep-
ton of shooting Rocker as soon as he cav
him; but the latter forestalled this intention
by killing O'Neil. He fed afierward, but
soon returned, submitted TO an easy trial.
and received sure acquittal
The cattle disease has reached New
Hampshire and its ravaees are reported in
Bedford, Manchester H0dson. Hampshire
and Derry.
Not long since the remains of human
head, Of an enormous size, we're found N .
load of Peruvian guano at Petersburg, Va.
Last week, in load Of guano received at
Norfolk, there was found the vertebra Of a
human being, which was about twice the
size of that portion of the human frame to
be found in those now living. This would
seem to be proof of the existence. at some
anterior time, in Peru. of race Of giants.
Various bones have also been found of great
size, all Of which have been pronounced
human.
Some of the newly-organized rife corps
in ENGLAND seem 10 use their rifles as chill
dren use popsuns. In Liverpool. not long
since, young lady was ont walking. accom-
panied by favorate dog She was sudden.
ly startled by the report ef a gun. Immediate
| " after whicl, her dag serane iao the air,
and fell back badly wcuaded. -Four young
u en-, in the uniform Of the corps. were Mt
ilis same time seen running away. After
much lrcabie the names ct the party were
obtained, and warrants were issued for their
/ arrest
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11

hate Agvnt Of U, S, Patent 0Hcc Washington nnaer tho
20 STATE sTREET, opposite RiIby str,e, nosroy
FTEi an extensive practice of upwars of twenty wears
continues To secure Patents In the United states; also
IN "reat Britain France other foreign countries t
epeeheations, bonds, Assignments Papers or
ss i"r fatehts, eSvcuhs On liberal terms aud with
despatch Researches made into American or Foreign
Nolhs 10 determine the validity utility of Patents or In
ana legal or other advice rendered Ia all matters
touching the Copies Of the claims of any Patent %
sq o remtting One Dollar. Assignments recorded at
The Agency is only the largest in New England but
through u inventors have advantages for securing patrns
piasocrainng the patenabiy Of inventions
ny u not tmmcaSurble superior to- ANY which can h. Of
h'rti them elsewhere The Testimonials below given proy,
tnat none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT or
fiCE than the subscriber SUCCESS Is THE BEST
PROOF OF ADVANTAGE AND ABILITY. he would aI,l
nat he has abundant reason to believe can prove that
at no other Office OF the kind are the charges fr ron
al services so moderate The immense practice OF the
scrber during twenty years past has enab hlm to scu-
ea' vast collection of specifications aud Official dcis-
These, besides his extensive library of legal and echat.
ca works aud fun accounts Of patents granted in the
United states aud Europc. render him able beyond ques-
tion TO ouer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity Of Journey Washington to procure pa
tent and the usual great delay there here invent
TEsrINoNIALs.
II regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most eapabs and suo
ees9vi practitioners with whom official inter.
course" CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents
have no hesitation in assuring that tn ey can
not employ person mare hopftet and tBsroyay aud
more capable of putting their appztss in form to Sc.
cure for them early and favorable consideration at the
Patent Oihce.' EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
"DosroS, February 8. 1853
Mr. X III. Eddy has made for TIL RrEEN applications
on all but oNE of which have granted and that
Is hoo pdtHg Such unmistakable proof great
aud ability his part leads
to apply 10 him TO procure their patents they
sure Of having the most faithful attention bestowed
cases, and at very reasonable charges"
JOHN TAGGART.
From Sept 18th, 1857 to June 7th 1855 the subscriber
in course of his are practice made rejected app-
cations SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE OF which sas
decided ia his faror by the Commissioner Patents.
Boston, Jan. 1, 1860. I52 Il. IL. EDDY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11

TO enter him. Afier good deal Of swear.
ing the judges declared Themselves com,
PEELED to decide that The huh had the riebl
to run and was entered accordingly, CIV
When the iime for starring arrived, tho
huil and the horses took their places. The
horsa'rsGors we're out of humor at being
bothered with the huh, and q the burlesaua
which they supposed was intended. Inn
Thought that j. would he oyer ssap as tIa
horses started, w
When the signal was given, they did start
Hays gave blast with his horn, and sunL
his spurs deep into The :; les sf The bull who
bounded Oft with ierribe bawl at no tri.
fling speed, the dried ox.hide faping up and
down and rattling at every jump, m king a
combination OF GoiSas thai had aeyer been
heard on a race course before. The ioYsas
all ilew the track, every one seeming TO hc
seized with sudden dcterpina,ion to take
the shortest aut to get out Gf the iledstoas
country. and none OF them could BE- brought
back IN time TO save their DISTANCE. Tho
purse was given to Hays.
general row eDsued; hut tbs f,,a OF
the thing put ibe crowd on The side OF tha
".
We're swindled out OF the purse, and IL II
had not been for Hays horn and ox-hIls
which he ought not to have been pcrmilted
to bring upon the ground the thing would
not have turned out ms it did.
Upon this, Hays told them that his hull
could heat any Of tLair horses anyhow, and
if they would put up $ 90 against the purse
| they had won, he would take off tho OK x-bi,le
and lease the horn, and run fair race will,
them. His offer was sesspsed and Ihs
money staked.
They again took their places at the start.
ing post, and the signal was given. Hays
gave the bull another touch with the spny,
and the bull gave tremendous below
The horses remembering tho dreadful sound
thought all the rest was comingss before
Away they went again, in spite OF the eyer.
tions of their riders, while Hays ealioped
his ball around the track again, and won ihs
money
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11

How 30 FILL CHvRcH.--A clergy.
man in Salem, Ne~ Jersey, says a New
York paper, recently announced from his
pulpit that upon the pext Sabbath evening
he would Preacha sermon to moral men,
Upon this occasion the building was crowd
ed in every part, and large proportion Of
the congregation was made up of those
who had not darkened ci,unrh door for
years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11

are black as jet-~the latter brlliast and
speaking; her complexion is n dark ruddy
brunette; her fcaiues HANDSOME. Her
men and sep are as independent as those
at the " Macgregor on his native heath" !"
With her hroad.5rimmed hat and holiday
attire brilliant with strong contrast OF col
ors, when we saw her last, she looked the
queen as much as Victoria or Eugenie ever
could do.
The wife of Owen Stanley died, and was
buried in South Carolina, about three years
ago, and since the death Of the old patri-
arch, Levi Stanley and his handsome wife
are now the Gip'ey King and Q ieen of the
United States,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11

Al Hamilton. O,io. ijlfle child of Mr.
Skater sot possession Of an old Ps.,ei and
ssspped ip seSersi times. after which she
handed il 10 her mssher. sad said in play
ful manner. @sloot rse, nssilerr' Mrs.Shaftrr
isgl the pi-t,I nnI pointed .I,e nnzzte co.
ward; her child and puii.,d the trigger, ex-
piodins the cap aa.l sending hall Through
ihc ehild's heal. killing her Instantly. The
ri tol had not been fired for more than .
year, and was supposed not TO be loaded
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11
RUSSELL HYDE,

Dealer in
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Aee In Flour Lard, HAMS Fish, t. l. salt, OIL, Fluid
Butter, Cheese, Crorkery aud Glass ware.
- abc,e goods having been bought CASH will be sold
small advance, for ready pay. Gala
Newtonis Block, No.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11

shall die first dear love.
My moprninl soul made frcr.
Shall sit at heavens high portal
To wait and watch flr thee
To wait and watch for thee. love,
And through the deep, dark space,
To DI-cr with human longings
For thy radiant face.
Mil all tho stars Of heaven.
One only shall see
The earth-star Of my passion
iialf heaven for holding thee
AL heaven for holding thee. love,
Aud br ghtest Of the spheres,
By thy smile illumined
o. followed by thy tears.
shall die first, dear love.
feel that this shall he:
But heaven will not he heaven
tntil it's shared with thee.
Until it's shared with thee, loFe,
I'll hneer AT the gate,
Or be thy guardian angel
To teach thee how TO wait
And when thine hour shall come.
Aud through the Welding night.
Ill see thy happy spirit
Up-soaring, robed in light:
Mine shall go forth 70 nsact tts,ss.
And Through the opening door,
We win pass in rejoicing
Made one foreycrIncre
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11
i 9 f. II R Y
To MY WIFE.

The following lines were written by an
inmate OF an Insane Asylum TO his wife.
When the wife visited him at the InslIlu-
ton, he sat with his head bowed down, and
his face hidden in his hands. For mo.
ment he looked up AT her saying, "TIow do
you do, love" He then dropped his head
again as before, but in few moments he
rose took pen in hand hastily scrubbed
off these lines and handed them TO his he.
loved companion, who was deeply affected
by their peru>al
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11
Liquor Agency.

YIyIE having posed the appointmentot LID
our Agent fsT che Iaekinghai. would announce
that he has an of the various kinds when are
srran,d pure at his store next door 10 Pierce
BILE establishment. CHAhLES +. fr.S9h'
Bellows Falls, Nay 5, 1853.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11
BUSINESS CARDS.
sTOUGHTON * GRANT,

ArToRNEYs AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW
All solicitors in Chanccry. BELLOWS FALLS, Vt
M Once in Wentworth's New building.
NE. Sr0UGiIr0N. l.. A. GRANT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11
American & Foreign Patents
X. II. EDDY, so,Ici,,r ar r,,..,,

hate Agvnt of U, S, Patent OHicc Washington fnnd tho
- .,. Act OF 1851
'oslAiE sfthET, opposite kilhy Street BosIuN
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11
l.. AMADON,

AT G II NJ A Err & } y W 4 l. II
- Constantly for Sale -
ktshes Clocks, Gold aud Silver Work, and Fancy Goods
good assortment Of Guns Rifles aud Fishing Tackle
In wentworths Ne~ Bedding.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11
As. CAMPBELI
ID. T.. PEIRCE,

Manufacturer snd vcndcr of every thing made from
WARnLE, FGEEsrOSE, GRANIrE on sOAPsrONE
Marble Works, BELLOWS FALLS, VI.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11

SAMUEL NICHOLS, NJ. D.,
sIcIAN AND sURGE EoN,
Once No. 3 wghtman's Block.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11
J, BRIDGMAN,

J. BRIDGMAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Ana selcitor in Chsneery, BELLo"s fhLLs' "
Aix~ C~Ssissessr to take the aeknowcdgmen OF Deeds
.sl sther usADts, for the state OF New York
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-11

Fear not IN NflFId i1Ne tfifsf
And absu skais know ere loag,
Know how sublime a thing 1t Is
To suffer and be strong
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-21
PUBLIC MEETING,

SEPTEMBER 18th, 1860.
Mr. EDl1oR: send you copy of the pro.
ceedings of a meeting.held at Calhoun's Mills
on Friday last. wththe request of the meet
ing that you publish them at once: The meet
ing was held for the purpose of forming an As
sociaton for the general safety of the country
against the recent workings of abolition ennis
saries. who, it was generally believed, had
already been in our midst, and hnd left their
marks behind them. Tho meeting was organ
lied BY calling Esq. james McCaelap to the
chair. and appointing o. T. Porcher, Secretary
IL was moved that committee be appointed
for framing resolutions for the meeting, and
o. T. Porcher, Esq. w. +. Noble, S. Cowan.
James McKelvey, and P. E. Legard were ap-
pointed for that purpose. They retired and
reported the reso lutions which are herewi ith
enclosed. You will perceive that there are
eleven patrol captains-they are each to be
furnished with a copy of the resolutions,
which they must show to every Shareholder in
their heigborhood with the request that they
sign it. The resolutions were adopted, one by
one, and the officers elected afterwards.
It was resolved unanimously that the pro.
ceedings be published in theiPress and Banner,
with the request that other papers throughout
the State should copy. .
Very Respectfully.
o. T. PORCHER.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-21
MEssRs. GRAYh& RoBFRrsoHs

special attention is called in this issue to
our new advertisements, and especially to that
OF our enterprsing young friends Messrs.
GRAY d ROBERTSON, who bave.reecntly added
greaty to the substantial comfort of all classes,
oy their recent 1mportations ofsalmost every.
,hing which is excellent in The. Dry Goods
line. we were particularly pleased With
many OF their goods-more than we could
mention in short editorial like this-but We
will mention their Brogans. especially which
1or newness of style and superiority we will
venture has never been, surpassed, if equalled d
~ any ever before brought into this market.
6nt word to the wise issuf1icicnt
we doubt not that our farmers and planters
Will not be long in finding out their excellence.
and appropriating not few of them to the
use OF their plantations. Ladies and gentle.
men, also, will ample and the best mate.
riatout of which to make selections for THAR
own winter wear.