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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-03-13

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
N Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as Administra-
tor Of the estate Of Joseph Williams, late of
Trumbull County. deceased. Persons interest
Al will govern themselves accordingly,
GEORGE MCKEE.
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March 12-2M.
Now is the Time /!

To get those -3Obonds converted into the new
SOS. They do it at
MarchlS-2Hks.
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Office Of the Auditor Of State.l
Columbus. o., Feb. @. 1867.
It Il hereby certified. that the foregoing Is
correct copy Of the Statement OF Condition Of
The Corn Exchange Insurance Company of N.
T., made to and fled in this Once, for the year
1857.
(SeaD Witness my hGEd and seal officially.
JAMES II. GOODMAN. Auditor Of State.
By JAS. WILLIAMS. Chief CHI.
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M. Salt and Lime at the Flour and
Feed Store of OSBORN 81 BRUCE.
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Regular March Session of the
County Commissioners.


The Board of County Commissioners,
Messrs. h. F. MASON, o. L. WooLcorr,
and Z. a. REED, met at the Auditors Off
ee in regular quarterly session, on the 4th
inst.
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The bond Of C. A. Brigden, Esq, Au-
ditor r~e-elect, was handed in and accept
ed. The account of John Bacher, $12,
for plank for bridge in LOrdstown, was
ordered to be paid. The agent of Harris,
Davis & Co., of Miles, appeared with the
claim that their rolling mill had been as
sessed too high, and the Commissioners be.
ing satisfied of the facts, authorized the
tax on $1,000 to be RENTED. John Van
Gorder presented an account of S64 for
replacing the bridge in Warren, on the
river road, for plank that had been washed
away; for removing food-drift lodged
against the new iron bridge, and for Sc
curing the "Harsh bridge" which had al
so lodged against the new bridge. The
account was paid. Account Of E. n. En-
sign, Esq, Of S11O, for services as attorney
in certain cases assigned him By the Com
m~issioners, was ordered to be paid. Ac-
count of D. A. Coe, S17,45, for plank for
bridge at o~rangeville, was ordered paid.
A petition from W. c. Tuttle and others
was received, asking for a re-survey Of
the East and West centre road in Greene.
The reports of the road in Southington, on
petition Of n. L. Gates and others, and
the one in the East part of Pennington,
petition of J. W. Lamberson, were
read, after which the Board adjourned I'M
til the 9th inst.
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SESSION.

Called to order by Vice President, Dr..
E. Moore, who occupied the Chair during
the afternoon session. The Society pro-
ceeded with the Clinic, which was com
menced in the forenoon. DR.. Woodwork
presented q case of Hydroeele, the patient
desiring an operation for q radicle cure,
which was attempted by the introduction
of q seton. Mr.. s., who was before the
Society, December 18th, 1866, was again
present. The inflammation around the
wrist,joint is not a high as at that time,
and the swelling is considerably reduced,
but the deformity still remains, it being a
case of spontaneous dislocation. The Asso-
citation then spent an hour in the discus
sion of medical topics. After which the
Society adjourned to meet in this place on
the last Friday in March.
DIR. Z. MOORE, Vice President.
DR.. NJ. s. CLARK, Secretary.
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SSIGNEE'S SALE 81 Warren.

a boIUNEhO SALE. at Warren,
n Ohio. at the old stand ofC. A. LYMAN,
successor of Geo. A. Purinton. No. Main street.
vest greenbacks. Six thousand dollars Wsrth Of
goods consisting offs choics assortment Of La
dies and Gentlemens' furnishing goods. Hats.
Caps, Millinery Goods &c. will be sold at pri-
disposed of within 20 days from date, and will
be sold at great sacrifice. Miliners and Mer-
chants will ind that goods, which they will re-
quire in their regular trade, can be purchased
here at lower rates than the same goods can be
got in New York or Cleveland.
JOHN HUTCHINS.
FEB. ~. bI.-u Assignee.
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STATE or NEW YoRK. l.
County of New York. r.

Z. T. Mason. President. and Geo. A. Dresser,
Secretary, Of the Corn Exchange Insurance
Company. being generally sworn. depose and
say. that the foregoing is 3 full, true and cor
rect statement Of the Affairs Of the said Insu-
rance Company, M that they are the above
described officers thereof
r. T. MASON, President.
GEO. A. DRESSER. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th day
Of February, 1857, TH0S. T. GOODRICH.
Commissioners for Ohio.
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Feb. 2O.-s,
81

A
n Nelson 7. Osboun. Plaintiff agsi,.,
Charles II. ID. Barker. and Perry WaTner, DE-
PENDANTS. Before N. ". Palmer, J. p Of Ma
ca Township, Trumbuu Co.. Ohio. On the 18Th
day Of February, A. D.. 1857, said Justice i.sa-
ed an order Of Attachment in the above action
for the sum of Ninety-Eigbt Dollars and Forty
Cents. Said cause will be heard April 8. lS6S.
at o'clock, D. m.
Feb. q, 1867.
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New lot Fresh Prunes.
Currants, Citron. and Raisins.
H0YT. STRATT0N 4 HAPGOOD.
Jan Soft
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NOTICE.
In The State Of Ohio. Trumbun County. in
VS.. Samuel P. Morrison, For divorce
The defendant is notified that plaintif fIad
her petition in the court Of Cemmon Pleas for
ruaCy. A. D., lS67, charging him With sdnlt-sv
and asking Tor : divorce. alleging marriage he
tween them: Said Petition will be heard az the
ing March 18th 1857 and dsposiuons viii s. tstsn
by Plaintiff to be used in the hearing Of Said
case. at the Post0diee in the town Of Wstrons-
vile. I9seol4 county, Michigan. on the 18th day
Of March A D.. between the hours of8 oSelosF
A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. OF said day,
FORREST 4 HYDE.
req, O.-ot Attorneya
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AL6 AC~NANS y
o. L. WolcOtt W. c. T.
Mrs. AdeIine Lewis, W. V. T.
r. Miller, W r. S.
r. K. Lewis, W. T.
d. W. Morris, W. F. S.
G. Taft, Jr., W. n.
Mr.. D. W. Morris, W. 1. G.
Alonzo Greer, W. o. G.
Regular meeting in their Hall every
Saturday evening, at West Pennington.
The Warren Lodge, No. 1873, L. o. G.
T. meets every Wednesday evening, at its
Hall, over Freeman, Hunt & Co.'S Bank,
Market Street. Its elective officers are:
Col. a. A. Adams, W. G. 7,
Mrs. Dorcas Gaskell, W. V. 7.
w. Ward, W. R. S.
Mrs. VIM. Ward, W. F. s.
A. E. Andrews, W. 7.
John Hardy, W. NJ.
James Hoyt, w. /. G.
P. Dufey, W. o. G.
The Lodge is constantly increasing in
numbers, and is doing much good.
COM.
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TrumbuH County Medical
Association.
FORENOON SESSION.

SESSION.
The President and Vice Presidents
being absent, DR.. c. 7. Metcalf was called
TO the chair. Minutes of last meeting
were read and approved. The names Of
Drs. F. G. Apologize, w. E. Dockry, l..
A. Bard and d. W. Woodwork were
presented as applicants for membership.
The Chair appointed Drs. NJ. G. Wood
worth, D. B. Woods and F. Casper Com
mittee on membership, to serve the en-
SUNG six months. The Treasurer was
then called upon to report what progress
had been made towards procuring the
thirty copies of the "Code of Ethics" as
ordered by last meeting. Had failed in
obtaining them, but hoped TO have them
by the next meeting. DR.. Hamilton of
Orangeyille, then introduced a case of in
jury Of the left limb occurring last April.
There was q severe strain of the k%nee-joint
at the time, which has resulted in a chronic
difficulty, occasioned by not giving the
limb rest, q sufficient length Of time, when
first injured. The gentleman operated on
at the last meeting, for Convergent Stra-
bismus, presented himself, feeling very
happy at being relieved Of the deformity.
The eyes are now nearly parallel. Adjourn
ed to meet at II o'clock, p. NJ.
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10000.

%V3VVOs
Twenty Thousand Veal and Deacon skins
wanted By M'Laint& Ward. we will pay the mar
ket price. MILAN Dc WARD,
Tanners & Leather Dealers. under Lym1n's,
one door south of Smith & M'Combs.
March 6, 1S57-tf
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Prime b

Fine English Breakfast Tea.
Burnett's Fruit Extracts.
Burnett's "Florimel."
Burnett's Tooth Wash.
Burnetts Cocaine.
These choice articles for gale by
JULIAN HARMON
IOct3 '66l Nc 5, Market street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-11
Rev. Dr. Tbemns ~. Tnv,or


This distinguish d divine died On Monday last at his
summer residence at West Park on the HUDSON AFTER
short lllnes. He Of Grace church. ana hsi
been connected With It for upwards OF ,hir,y.,hr.e
years since the year 1884, when the OF
'he Caurch worshpped in Snpretonding building on
posite Trinity IN the lower part OF Broadway His nc
therefore, has beeo closely associated with the history
and prosperity OF G,ace church, 10 which edGce his
OF 3usnt aud instructive sermons attracted one OF the
mos wealthy, enlightened and liberal gallons IN
tho cay.
DE- Taylor was born in South Corollns whore he SET
tied ior some time until the removal Of Ms ianil; 10
New YORK. where he has almost continually resided
ever since With The exception OF some few trips takon 10
benehi his health, enc .of which, 10 Europe 1906 was
supposed to do him immense good and few auon. his
many friends imagined his return last spring ,hs he
end was neaf.
Dr. Taylor vas both al eloquent writer AID speaker
and held hrs RANK smrHg the Episcopal Clergy os ia
county He possess great eGergy OF character ard yea
oss temperament and rs social disposition rendered "A
kenlA dud tnlefMr ~-=ailon aud made for him
many warm friends W., ..a uirn In the highes, cseor1
up 10 the last mcincat ~ his existence In debate Le
very earnest, and sometimes his raparcos wcro
sharp aud cutting, tbolsh never unkind or wolnairg
lie was los chgfcaman aud always took an active rat
the debates OF the Annual Diocesan Convention where
no exerted strong Influence His ilness WAS o, rrsf
no. regarded as dangerous bu. lev persons tAoug n
ssfous and nono anticipated The e,eat that TOOK rsee
on Monday, anu which vii b. a sad blow 70 large cir.
rfe ~
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wssrcaesrsS NTlllsgSc;.

SsHlo,s AcIprSr 10 iAs5Rra About half.psst sir
O'Clock yesterday mosa.ng whho a laborcr FAMED
Thomas Hayes, resdug East Ncrrssua was crossing
Boston road, he was struck ~ a vender's WAGON and
knocked nscus,bA. Several Of his fellow wOsxmen
speedily 20 hs assistance whcn n was asccrtalof
that no had sustained serious lniury Hr light arm
was broken, besides numerous severe bruises He was
az once removed - bis home and medical assistance
called In.
Eascuox oF L. INV s,rool Hor.s Al WILLIAMS.
pslpcy. Tho Foundation ~ new school house Al,
wfamsbridge is novlene aid under the direction
Of the BOARD OF rducs'sn Q. The town Of West Farms.
the village being psrt VI school District 40 l. An
eligible ste bes been secured short distance frfm the
railroad teVoL on which Is ntondei to erect unlous
o buidias at cosi OF about $4,000 A. the children
Of the Village arc compelled 10 70 all tho way to Ford.
hstn ia order to secure the advantages Of education The
completion OF the school house looked iorrard TO
m aspp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-11
the NEW OYSTER LAW or VIRGINIA.

The law which enacted In April last, aud which
went into effect the LIST &C August about 10 tecomc
matter OF much moment as the oyster season COM
mcnces on Monday morning next and large number Of
persons are getting ready 10 into the business The
nrssecion OF the law fobids the taking or catching
Of oysters In the waters OF the commonwealth IN the
months Of june July and August forbds tho buying
and selling by any other than state measure, which
shall hold In no case more than bushe liquid mea-
violation Of the provisions 81 the section To be pun.
shed FOR each offence by fine Of less than $40 nor
more than $50.
Section two says that person other than resident
citizen shall take plant oysters In the waters there
OF under penalty Of $685. any citizen OF the State
shall be interested with any person not resident OF the
state IN taking or planting oysters within the State he
shall be fined $500
Section three makes " felony for any person 10 carry
on oysters planted or sovn BY a citizen OF the State
The law has various other sections aud provisions.
One OF them authorizes the Auditor TO appoint three in
specors these again having tue power appoint deputy
Inspectors Each Of the three district inspectors 10 be
master or commander Of Of the steamers 10 be
ploy Cd Ia collecting the revenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-11
LONG ISLAND INTELLIG ENCE.

ATTEMPTED MURDER CyrREss HfLLs-On Sunday
evening serious aagay occurred a, Cypress Hills, 10
the county of Queens, by whici youth came tear
losing his lfs or late several OF murder and at
tempts at the came have been committed in various
localities throughout the county and In not one Of the
numerous cases have the perpetrators been brought TO
justice. But In this tho observers Of the savage
deed were more prompt in their actions and sooner
had the woud-be murderer nrid than he was
taken into custody and hand to the authorties
Inc parties engaged In this affair ali reside CypresG
Hills and live IN close proximity TO each other The
person woo ~ alleged TO have committed the deed q
named Nicholas Lett and ne wounded boys name S
John Henry Miis 1t appears from the testimony taken
before Justice radce, at Jamaica, where tho 40 sed
was tried for the commission his act taa che how
was gathering sticks from beneath aarthus tree Los
approached the youth and ordered him to drop the
bundle, which he refused TO do, waeu Lott produced
gun which be hai concealed behind back and dis
charged OF the barrels the entering the bov n
head The boz fell 10 the ground with blood gushina
from MS head In several places that whs6
lying PROSTATE he was told by tue woudbs mnrdersr
that II he bad dropl Cd the sticks would have given
him Whist was cona ned In the other barrel the gu6
be ng double one The perpctraor of the deed
what advanced in years. The tree where the Complain.
ant gathering the wood upon the public h,zhs
way aud Is not the property o. Mr. Lott. After the
or $500 TO appear a. tho Oyer and rrmner Coura
In October. The wounded Individual gradually rocvv.
erng although his wounds we're al one limo considered
moral.
Brutal ATTACK UPoS Youyo NAN AT F.p RocKA.
wAy-Yssterday afternoon affair occurred at Rocka.
way between parties stopping there among whom
was butcher, named james Mcdonald, haling fro,n
New York. He, together with friends were on A.
spree, and while hey we're converting they met young
msn named lhomas cr1nan, also bnicher and who 4
carrying on his business In Rockseay In opposition to
Mcdonald Wne they we're proceed NJ along the street
they accidentally me With CrJnan. and II Is alleged.
immod ately assaulted him Daring progress of The
mclso the unfortunac man was severely cut With d
knife, aud other weapons we're used ~nlch bruised the
young man IN horrid manner He had hs clothes
torn and MS hands were gs-hed in several places
0Donne has been arrested and will have an sxsmraA
ion on saturday before Jusilce rosdlck N
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dying friend. rscsivnr daily bul,stu OF hz .,pI,u,
Nsw VOL ~ ~. gov plotting cheat the soldiers u
You deceived J. ne patronage q his Office
in Nsv vor, p~ssr deceived me again was stranger
~ IN Ssr 1917 You say .squstted" here. II did It
So,eex that you political Pariah who bad been
IN from the republican ranks by honest men upon
af nAme your Jobs in the lobby had brought dis
did not take long, however, TO discover that In
race ior once my chances would be better II were
nv .eIBntod by your endorsement. When you pro-
iesedly supported me failed. When you openly OPP
posed me succeeded
! must answer one other OF your false statements
you nor any other man can truly say that have
ever paraded General Grant as my endorser, that
nave ever asserted that my political elevate was any
feno ana would DO unworthy OF his great tame did he
no' ssnd oy ans friends through good or evil report.
Your motive In writing privately to Grant about me,
and In charging mo publicly with claiming something
LOT myself on account his great merits Is obviously
intended 10 breed differences between the General and
me. ~ VIII mol succeed. You cannot comprehend Inc
noo'iy o. Ms nature or you never would have At
nave but q few words mora 10 say. You toll me
mat would protect and less whiskey
would DC be ter Tor noe. Mr. Weed, If you would pro-
Ct less and Consume more It would be tier for the
puoc morals ana treasury. You say tha sent mer to
you ior your endorsement Men have be eayired my
door, saying they we're sent by you for appointments
10 one case, one OF your Oldest and con1d nta Of
friends, who had served yon long and we'll, ST
such message His narno Bevins, tod him TO
go and get your and Mr. Shocks endors>m at in
writing and would send his name Washington. He
came back cursng you charging Inzratude such
TO mo uneqnaled
did not know the debt owed you Nr. Weed was
aware that my appointment did not require confirmation
by the Senate have wondered at Il; understand !.
now. Congress knew that II required he acQuiescence
OF lhurow Weed. Thank you for that acqGiescence."
Draw on mo, sir and viii pay the debt.
will not pursue you further. have every
ance that the Official lie of William H. Seward Is
drawing TO close That event will take say from you
al further power For good or evil do not wish TO
disturb the waning hours Of your existence. pity the
poor man 70 whom nothing IL LETT but avarics malice
and imp0tency. When Seward Is gone you no
longer ipjure your enemies deceive your friends l
trust that You win have at least time for repentance
WILLIAM 8. HiLLYER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-11
MEETING OF e0asaEssUsAL cOMaTTlss ro.u.y.

The Congressional Committee on Frauds in the Pay
Department will BIO in session the Astor House to-day,
General Van wyck and Hon. Samuel Randall, . sub.
COMMITTEES OF she Committee on Resreuchments, VIII
gommsnce their session to-day u The Custom House
me object Of the meeting W attempts mobilization
tne system Of collecting the " ave expense
the government and delay to importers. fne comnue
viii also investigate the frauds In ths collection o. ~
serna revenue, parsc We articles ShekV ~
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srssArI WITNESS IrRsse UE-Mr John Z, Drcphy,
Who la1ey restnea MS position IS Secretary TO Admiral
Dahlyen, OF tue Pacific squadron and rsursed 10
Washington, has published card slsn That The DIS
lance aad want OF facilities Tor nuncaon made u
impossible for him to know shat was so,p9 on hare In
the matter Of Surras uia 10 vhoh he vac OF pected
70 b An Imposan. wncs. for The prsoner Dat
q ne secsrta,ned that toe trial Vas going on he
signed snd returned bone but unfortunately arrived
too late V Be Of Auy service 10 be defense 10 The trial
M Brcphy, u viii b remembered published card
M,sr VIE saHsws sassusep, @gtshisS w vitassi
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IRON tho New 0rIesns rmes, Sent IN
We learn that Mr. T. 1. Plumb charge d Aaa,res
from our so'ernmenl % ,aat Of ,Moxico, icfi ihls
ey Weancsday Tor INC scene % hs o1!cai dutigs NJ
ton OF American aasn IN Msxioo and also diving
Nr. Campbels more recent missioa. lie 10 ihof.
eush'y familiar with hescah sAArs, having travelled
much In ibt country, sad speaks Ia iaDxcag fucav
Nj Plumb wal oommuncsie ~ soon a. poesible Win
our present envoy, Mr ogorb1urg who will a. orcc
turn over 10 hin All public Documents
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"Ulrso oapen uf sso men. +"

CIvoSSSsi, sept 10, 1etf.
lte anniversary OF the United Order Of Red Men vas
cseorsted here yesterday by grand procession snd
o'nsf osismenes Delegations we're prsssrs from .
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Fise At CLIFTON, ONO.

Ctscrx<Arr sspA 10, 1907.
The dwelling house Of Caldwell Neavs, al Clifton
"a destroyed by IRE sunday. The pss STATED ~
NkQoQi lnswanes $1,000,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-06-05
r EGAL NOTICE.

JAMES HENDERSON, Nancy Hender-
son, Hamilton King, Frederick Kimmell.
and Levina Henderson (widow) will Ike
notice thata petition was filed agair,s them
on the 18th day of May, 1867, in the Court
OF Common Pleas, of Harrison County.
Ohio, by William Kimmell, and is now
pending, wherein said William Kimmell
demands partition of all of the South West
or. of Section 10, in Township IL, of Range
., in Steubenville Land District, except 81
acres off the east side of said quarter: also
part of the Northwest quarter Of Section
"a, IN Township IL. in the same Range, be-
ginning at the northwest corner Of said
Section, thence south with Section line SO
$50 perches, thence south GA deg. east 81
$50 perches; thence north 8 deg. east 70 o.
10 perches to the Section line, thence west
40 $40 perches to the beginning, containing
IA acres, S5 perches. Also another part Of
SAID last quarter section, beginning at the
southwest corner of said last tract, thence
south with the Section line SO $40 percbes.
thence south rs deg. east % perches, thence
north Ii deg east SO $40 perches, thence
north IS deg. west 81 perches to the begin
ming; containing 10 acres and containing in
all 104 acres more or less, which lands are
more particularly described in said peti-
ton; and also praying the assignment OF the
dover of said Levina Henderson in said
real estate; and that at the next Term of
said Court, application will be made bv
said petitioner for an ORDER that Partition
be made of said premises and said widows
dover therein assigned.
WILLIAM KIMMELL.
BY S. B. SHoTwELL,
his Attorney. Nav % 1S67-6t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-06-05
ALLEGHENY CATTLE mARKET

- IoEsDAf, MAY ~, 1867.
CATTLE.;.-The supply of Cattle was re-
markably light this week, not exceeding
four hundred head, and with a very god
retail demand, the market was verv stiff
one, and the best grades sold at an advance
OF from, ! to tc, while common cattle COM
mand about the same as last week. The
best retailing cattle sold from 9ic to 93c.
gross, and medium brought from Sc TO 8Je'
SHEEP. The market for this class of
stock was very quiet this week, the demand
being rather light, the offerings being limi-
ted and Of an inferior quality. Prime fat
mutton Sheep (clipped) may be quoted At
69 to 7c while common and inferior are
hard to sell at any price--wooled Sheen
command about one cent per pound mole
than clipped.
Hoas--The demand for Hogs at these
yards continue exceedingly light, being re-
stricted almost entirely to supplying i'm.
mediate wants Of the retail trade, fmer.
ick & Co. quote 10 retail way to &c,