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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-13
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WhoF PHILADELPHIA,
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, DRo ~, 1879
Trains leave Depot, Thirty-Second and Markei
Trains arrive at Depot Thiry-nrst and Marke
~ MAIN LINE WESTWARD,
Paoli Accommodation daily, except sunday, $50 A.
M 80 A N. and lilo A. NJ, Lilo r. NJ $50 r.
N and 1l.O0 =. M.
Lock Haven and Elmira tx. daily,e x sunday Am
Mail daily, except Sunday 500 A. NJ.
Fast Line and Erie Express, daily, ex-
Harrisburg Acc. daily, except Sunday, 49, P. M
Lancaster and York Acc. daily,ex-
psr Sps SuT Train daily except Sunday, $50
Cincinnati Express daily, STOP. M.
Southern Express daily, l0.lO Z. NJ
Pacific Express daily, 11.4O P. N,
Paoli Sunday Trains, $40 A. M. and andes, $50 7. IA.
For Emigrant Express Train, leaving 1l.5O Z. M.
daily, except Sunday, tickets must be procured
and baggage delivered at 1le Market street by
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York $40, $50, lib, $50 and II
NJ, and 1880, 1876, 300, $50 and e.65 p, A., and
Accommodation for New YORK, T.20 Am.
IMMIGRANT train for New YORK 12.o0 night.
Way Trains for Trentoh 6.S5 A. NJ ,4.SO and 1l.sO p
New York sundly Trains 40, 25O, 100 A. NJ, e.b5
r, M, ana 1k.2O night.
KENsINGT N DEPOT.
Rolmesburg and Bustleton, 60 A. H., 1900 noon,
b.l5 and 70 p M.
Way Train for New Brunswick, 2l5 p. M
Express Trains for Trenton, I 80 A NJ and 400.
Way trains for Trenton, 10 a. Nj, 3.l5, o.OO and
$50 Z. M.
FOR BELylDKRE D IsIoN.
Express for Trenton, Lamb'ville, Easton, Scranton
&C., $50 A. M and 4.UO p. M.
Way Train to LaInDertville and Pennington, 1000
a. NJ and 400 p. M.
Accommodation Tor Belvidere, 800 p. NJ.
MARKET STREET. FKkhT,
AMBOY DIVISION.
Accm,n for New York, via Perth Ambey, and via
Monmouth Junction $50 Am. and 2, 7 M.
Way Trains for Trenton, and New YORK, 8 and 10 A.
M, IL noon, 8, 4, D and 2. M.
way Train for Burlington, $50 2. N.
Way Trains for BOrdentOwn. and l1.5O T. M.
Express Trains for Hightstown, 800, A. M, and
Express Trains for Long Branch, $50 A. M, and
N. j. Southern and Tuckerton Railroads, $50 A.
M, and 80 7. M.
way Trains for Mt. Holly. 1901 NJ.
way Trains for Pemberton,6, 1880 anu 1000 A. N.
100, 8 80 900 and $50 p. M,
Sleeping Car Tickets f0r the West can be had on
application at the Ticket Ufce Gel Chestnut street.
and at the Depot ThirtyBecOnd and arket streets.
Agents OF the Union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver Baggage at the Depots. Orders will
receive prompt attention, and Railroad Time Cards
can also be obtained at the following
No. 9Ol Chestnut street,
TICKET OFFICES; No. s3s Chestnut street
No. 1l6 Market street;
and at the Depots and Ferry named above.
JET A. ]. CAsSATl. General Manager.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-13
NEW CEHTRIPETAL
MOTIVE POWER!

DEVELOPING A NEW EhA IN THE mhCHANl-
CAL APPLICATION LF POWER.
Important TO Fnrm,rs! A Wonder to the
Mechanic: A surprise to Everybody
The method Is at present applied to THRESHER
new oil lseil IN Principe and CONSTRUCTION, remov
Ing tine grain without breaking The straw.
a SANlNG MACHINE, oTOss-cut aud slittin
capable OF shtung over one hundred feet OF incn
sui after the power, (lne nOrse) is stopped.
A HAY. STRAW and CORN STOCK CUTTER,
cuJtlng with Il Strength ana rapdity unequalled.
CIDER Mill, cutting Two bushels OF apples
per minute by On entirely new process, which OBJ
talns all the juice ron Inc Iruit.
A RIOT AMI VkGk1ABLk CUTTER cutting In
slices three bushels per mlnuGe; no choking Of cat
tie.
WOOD SAW, saving cerd-wood as fast as two
men can feed.
CORN s1ELLER, Smelling endwse or length
wise; CAL be ted with a shower
PLANkk, planning eadiy without dimunitlon
OF speed, with one hOrae.
All these machines attached to one frame,
which only occupies space OF two and ahan by
Tour Iee and ale convertible from each machine To
another In from one to five minutes.
These IN achinl are on exhibition at lid Market
street, between front and second, Wilmington, Del.
UfiCs hOurs, from o. W l, a. Nj, and from 2 10 .,
p. Nj. WESLEY SMITH CO.,
feO11-lmd&w PTorrietOra
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-13
J q R u B E B a,

Which is pronounced by the leading medical au-
thorities Of London and Paris the most powerful
tonic and Alternative known to the medical world"
This is no new and untried discovery but has Deen
long used by the Leading physicians OF other cou-
tries with wonderful results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs by
cahartics and physics they give only temporary re-
uef-Indigeston, fatulency ana dyspepsia with
piles and kindred diseases are sure TO follow their
use. --
Keep the blood pure and health is assured.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, IS Plat b., N. Yp
aolo Agent for the United States.
Price 81 per bottle. Send for Circular. feb2A-Au
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-13
GAIL gnaa giHfs.
: M@811DEI1wARFi ma R4lL ROAD
suMMER ARRANaEMENT.


ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY, 2eTH, 1873
Sundays excepted,l Passenger Trains will leave a.
follows:-
SOUTHWARK. FohTHwIAD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-13
A GENTS! A RARE CHANCEI /!

We will pay all agents $40 per weet in cash. who
will engage with US at on, o. Everything furnished
eDd EXPENSES paid. Address, A. COULTER CO.,
Charlotte. Mich. marIO.4w
DsYCBDmapCN, or ,WUL HAHmINGl.
II how either sex may faacnate and gain the love
and affections Of any person they choose instantly
This simple mental requirement all can possess free
by mail, for 25c. together with marriage guide,
Egyptian Oracle, Dreams Hints to ladies', Wedding
Night Shirt &c. A quesr book. Address T. WILL
LIAM a co. Pubs. Phila mar104w
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-12
oan-R A Griffin, Abbeville; W P spigee

can-R A Griffin, Abbeville; W P Spige
ner. Richland. Buck, to 2 years, Afri.
can-W P Spigener. Richland. Pen
ewes, African--W F Spigener, Richland.
Pen eve lambs, African-W P Spigener,
RichIand. Buck. to years, Grades
r A Griffin. Abbeville. Pen ewes,
gradee-R A Griffin. Abbeville. Pen
eve lambs, grades-R A Griffin, Able
vile. Thoroughbred bucks, Cashmeres
j Wash Watts, Laurens; DR. L Sims,
Union. Thoroughbred ewes, Cashmeres
j Wash Watts, Laurens. Grade pair,
Cashmercs-Pnir "a kids, J Wash Watts,
Laurens. Grade buck, Cashmeres-D
j l. Sims. Union. Five English Rab.
bits, II L Scott, Columbia.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-12

The trial of the Duflus brothers,
charged with the murder of Charles H..
West, Jr., in Charleston, several months
ago, commenced in that city, yesterday.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-12

A fire in Social Circle, Ga, on the
10th, destroyed nearly half the business
portion of the town.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22

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atrsr IslapIss lhfaa aa-F f..fsr afat sss tst
lasae uAlk, aa.sa8aas asss ara rendered haras-
lees auH co.. aaaa8aa ere healed essHaa.a sesa.
% Is as hamhaE. Tha recipe Ea. 4r.uaa
gsah lsffIf Dc .s aatauF 81 g5 agg.e.a gtsg ae-
lafs s#l5 and a sslIs s,asaasr is aeas fa.g aHss
"a prtgH8s la $780, Taasa aaH aaH sa# lfam
rasHnsat.sis. Fta.a gf eFeaag deserve o. saasl
& iasy ssi na a=e lHt4ag iaaIueut NaEa
taan le19 certificates 81 remarkable alFas ia.
elaG.aE freeze i.a.ls. alfaass rtean.tssra. esaf.
running tanaf.. eie. bass beHH received Ws
sllI seua a.reg.sf containing certificates. tat
neeIpe etc. gratis. ta aaF aaH requesting e.
pHe batt.s n she yaIIas arappsf gafaag Isa.-
mtut Is uurtb aag hundred daEars far spawned
af saaeaied barses sud ma.te. ur hg screw
saHm iu sheep. s.aea-aauefs -tlis lIa5usur BE-
worth yoar atteatsa. NoEams.y should be- n.t8.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22

Hsfrv SILVER Es7 ZEE ~ Nar.
eaaf. M#rb On Toesaag as aEsnf fqF
DE tsGs Superior paaatF Co.. having
gsaagsf5 v5a Else nmraaF 80 masa-
aeart and pal uP a1aa key af powder
the easalaE year.
NJ. Filter
Icaee8 another hide ga ihf Bena.ur.
te8 4 Glastonbury Railroad from Ben.
u.ugfan 90 this romantic spot 90 earth
where ibe expectations uf those who are
dearaas q rambling over some vast viii
deurss sre grsalIy exceeded. 3 au now
Go lhe odirg % Size mammoth hotel, which
gave rou a description Of iua previous
letter. sBd after PENDING nearly three
hour. ln walking 'af3uu1 the uew-made
hamlet, in company With several ladies
and gentlemen FROM NDedI9r3 aud Ben.
ningt1u. the thought occurred 90 me that
would write sou tbI. mI.siyc while iu
Canterbury. The hotel will nos be ready
iar the reception of guests before the
middle Of juue or first % Julr, though
am aware thai ere that tune arrives rooms
viii be sufficiently fnished $50 that few
applicants can be Accommodated. Daring
the Summer season the enterprise viii be
a paving one (we refer 10 the hotel and
the guess.) but when bleak winter puts
ia au appearance there win be no pleas
urabie attractions here. Trout fishing
win be the chiet attraction for pleasure
seekers during the snmmeF, and &c Is a
favorable section for TINT Kind of pastime
in as much as scores Of brooks are filled
with the "speeklcd beautie-" on either
side The snow in the valley has ull dis
appeared, bat have just been informed.
by one of the managers, that ou thc other
side of the mountain, where "Old Sol"
does not have "a "faif strike. the spot
less element" is plump three feet deep.
believed the gentleman, tor be was always
known to speak the truth The different
classes Of men that are laboring here now
are Yankees, English, French, Irish and
Swedes They are an industrious and
labor zcaIou.ly. There are several lis
tinguishcd lamIie. here that possess
many valuable works Of art. But bark
we hear the whistle, the train IL coming
loaded with lumber aud coal, aud now
we must make ready to leave this region
aud when visit it again | shall.uudoubt-
edly, find more convenient quarters. in
the shape Of finished and furnished rooms,
so that can pen you a longer and more
interesting letter, inasmuch as the above
has been written on window casing.
However uo apologies, accept this from,
inn TAYLOR.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22
LEB ANON SPRINGS, NJ Y.

While many of the increasing i'm
provements are mentioned, which are all
deserving of the facts given in regard to
to them; there is one which the most cas-
nal observer could scarcely fail to notice,
that is the beautiful residence of Parder
Carpenter, Esq, Brook Side" which is
now nearly completed, the location as
formed by nature, is beautiful, with a
towering mountain on the right and rear,
with woods now showing the beauties Of
Spring, where the trailing arbutus and
laurel Intervene with cascades throwing
It's spray through the white birch and
hemUck, as it leaps from rock to rock I'M
til in front Of the mansion. II settles down
to lovely purIiug stream, shaded by
willows, where the hnny tribe find re-
treat under their spreading roots while
in front. II commands view OF Column
bia Hall and its cuyirous; on the left,
overlooking "a large part Of the business
portion Of the village The house itself
remains tp toe seen in order 10 appreciate
it, on the exterior we find q combination
OF architecture which gives credit 10 the
taste OF tho owner as we'll a. the skill of
The builder, Mr. Hong; the interior is
elaboratcly finished up ia different kinds
Of wood, with magnificent coruices. etc.
The skill displayed in granting, painting,
and blending OF coDors, shcw. Mr.. II. A.
Rodgers as an artist worthy Of bis calling
who, yet young, has the promis Of a bril-
/ liant career before him, As be is excelcd
I by few at present We congratulate Mr..
I &. snd lsdy on their eutrea and may they
/ live long to enjoy the pleasures with
which they are surrounded Ia their new
home "Brooksidc." o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-22
BERLIN, \.

A building for the manufacture Of
corks, is being built upon W, +. Taylor's
lot. Mr.. Taylor offers 10 donate a site
for new school building, which, togeth-
er with the proceeds from the sale of the
old one, with the $1,000 already voted
for REPAIRS would be sufficient to build a
good house. At least, so says II. j..
Sheldon, who may be considered an eX-
pert.
Our popular NJ. D., II. J. Horton
was the victim Of a runaway one day last
week; principal damage being a pair Of
broken shafts.
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aAtEHFsFER-
TIE Equinox House win open this
repr june 10Th
-yau1odps Hotel wil be open for
summer visitors Jnue i.t,
The Elm House viii be ready 10 re-
oeiyc guests jane l.'
Mis-. harris aud MI, Johnson wish
lhe ladles 10 read their advertisement
Burton & Ca. call attention TO their
unusually hne stock OF dress goods In oar
advertising eglums.
NJ Harrington has lbc agency for The
sale Of Grays Geuil Oh, for illuminating
purposes, which IL said to be superior
article, also Grays beautiful silver cap
lamp burner Call aud see them.
a merchant who has O class in sun.
day school, asked, What !, solitude. and
was yisibly disturbed when o miserable
boy promptly answered The store that
don't advertised
Tho Equinox House carriage has been
thoroughly fixed up inside and out by
John r Beach OF Factory Point and
shows that be has great skin in the car
riage making line.
Several letters recently received show
that several famous trout fishers are turn.
Ing their longing eyes Mauehcsterward.
Casting tho tly will soon be the fayorite
pastime. and We expect 20 see some nice
basket. o. fish,
The trees iu Our village are fast put
ting on their sommcr garments and
getting ready 10 cast their grateful shade
.or the benefit Of pleasure seekers from
crowded cities. We have pardonable
pride in our due shade trees,
-lt il understood that, under the new
arrangement an express train with draw.
ingroom car will leave New York at $
O'Clock a. m, arriving at Manchester at
u. NJ and Ia Rutland Ia season 10 con
meet with northern trains Such O train as
this Is greatly needed for the accommoda-
ton Of pleasure travel in this direction,
and viii be well patroui,ed after II 4.
once established
The framework of SWEET. new store
ANA sl,sn and Il, q Grave new bsp.e an
"A, street Inward. Faet,ry Point are nm
.ga covered abroad, GIVING promise a,
I,s great addition tbrg win make 10 ogr
,iil.ga B, U.st 8fr,stiau opn .r i,ya
morc bause. sro in CONTEMPLATION ,B.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ''
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= ''"''s.' reunion ""'a" was also
commemorative ~ 'aa '''n ''''''f'afl
!, f,yr ANA gs-4s,, ~a.,fss.. al. Araa.
day evening. Tie singing showed tbsl
the vocal elias. IL the Seminary has boon
making verg goa3 prasre.s
At the Annual Election Of Officers o
Agep.rsw Clauter NJ. * Rsgal Aref
Nasans. 8n Thursday EVENING of lasl
week, gbc following wafo ehosaut
y. X. sim6ulg, n. 4. u. r..
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&. II. Manson. Treas.
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~ rERSBt UGti.

Darius Jones, living in the west part
Of Petersburgh. hung himself in an upper
room OF his house on Sunday night He
had been in Respondent state Of mind
for some weeks. He was about ffly-fve
years of age and a farmer, Corner l.. T..
Davis Of IIoosick Falls attended 10 the
inquest
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wu Tar, Hrsh tas Fons "a
Mag .aa8 ea sbaft visiting taaf
@UwIu Eahsst tl paaagraf htr
who laa iares So sb at 60 iQag. lel lasi
neet a.eaalag % soy 81 WeH Paulsi.
Ila gave good satisfaction hsre. and We
mnea8 Fastat people Go give hIm aa
eaaE oaH
The Bennington Cauug S s. Ua.0u
win aas8 latIr aful.aHnual meeting DO
fa Congregational Caereb ~ beusl oH
"Wednesday. tae ,sh lue.s morning sod
afternoon. Preparations sire be.oE made
Cog raod meeting. AZ tle ~aHdsg
~aaal warAegs au8 sslla'ars, ri fhe Conn.
tr ara cordially invited 10 come aud take
part IH tBe exercises a pubie dis
aHsc may Be expected ou The evening
previous. Taesday. Co connection with
laa aauusl meeting Of tie Bennington
Congregational Association
--G. ". Baker has besn making uu-
ptaYemeufs upon Dis Hotel, aud is pre-
pared io furnish a pleasant aud comfort
ah.e home. for q fcw families Va ho wlsh 10
spsad lbe Summer ln eur pure noun.
taiH sir. aud be well taken care of At
haIf lbe e4.l aG some Of the larger and
more noted boarding houses in other
places We have heard, a. yet, ofoaly q
a lew applications, for homes ia this part
81 1bo tawu, the easy access To our beau
tIful groves makes a pleasant resort isr
.oycr Ut nature
rAsr noH,rr
An early approach Of Spring ia now
confidently predicted. Several Of our
farmers have already begun TO pillow their
deld.
MI fHodIy is again Ia town aud is
.oau 10 be joined by his soa william.
Mrs. Fgiedly aud the other members Of
the family, we regret To learn, will not
visit Dorset thjs Summer.
IS. Grout, our esteemed aud "much
louRed for" Station Agent aud Post Mas
tee. IS yet absent Ia pursuit Of health. lie
was su,h a mere shadow when he len MS
We are looking for some startling ghost
stories from Boston aud vicinity.
DANm
Frank Boney, a French Canadian went
10 Rutland on Saturday. In the afternoon
after drinking more or less, and accom-.
panied By bis wife as some say, or his
daughter, as other. say--stil others ass.
ortjug that be wa, entirly aloue-he
started 10 30 to the residence of brother
iu-iaw petct FORMER, who lives within a
short distance ofthe Pine lin railroad
crossing. When near the Columbian
Marble Mil, the Charlotte, which was
switching freight cars on the Rutland
road, came along, aud whistled him d
warning, lac having barely escaped being
ran over by a passing express a few mo-
monts before. He stepped off the track
when the Charlotte was near him, but be.
ing somewhat unsteady, in some way
stggerod back upon the track and was
struck by the engine and run over His
right log and one arm were broken, the
leg being learlully lacerated, and he sus-
tanned other injuries about the head and
body doubtless some internal also. The
wounded man was taken up, brought to
the depot, and afterwards conveyed on
a truck, to the residence of his broth
cr'in-law, before mentioned, where he
died shortly after his arrival lie was
married man, aud leaves wife and four
or 1--WE children.
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or Eve children.
PERU.
The Cheese Factory Is expected to be
ready for start on Thursday. 1t is To-
Gated on the premises Of Mr.. Dexter
BaDchelder q mile North OF the village.
Stewart Lille lost couple of fingers
last week in attempting to shake hands
with a circular saw. Such friendships
are not easily forgotten.
The few remaining snow drifts are
fast hiding their diminished heads from
the rays of the too aiiectiouato sun
Springs work is now progressing rapidly
but the season is very backward.
ARLINGTON.
The Roman Catholics have purchas-
cd two acres Of land for cemetery in
South part Of the town across the road
from the Arlington Cemetery. Hereto
fore their dead have been carried to Ben
niugtou or Cambridge.
Our new cemetery commissioners
have, this Spring, set out hedge on road
side Of the new cemetery, aud ornamcu-
tal trees on the South aud East sides Of
the grounds, aud are otherwise improy-
ing the appearance Of the grounds, This
Is quite 8 place OF resort pleasant Sunday
evenings, aud all. improvements will be
daily appreciated, and admired. Dr.
Mosoly the chairman of the board has
given the matter his individual attention
aud Of course it will be done mp right
-Busincss seems very brisk. Mes.r..
West & Brother, aud Jndson 4 Demiug
have inst received large stocks Of season.
able goods, aud are busy 10 distributing
them 10 their mauy customers.
We are glad 10 notice the return to
lAls place Of F4Gaumer, who may now
be found again 81 his old place, with
West * Bro, giving the people Cts IN the
tailoring line; Die cutting can't be beat IN
these parts.
There wac q May Day party at the
Town Hall, Oh Tuesday evening, and Of
eourse--a good time. The supper at
Bag,Ieti' was unusually dac.
A couple Of Young men undertook 10
steal a ride an the sunday milk train
They got ou board aud when under good
Roadway they saw tie conductor COIN
iHa aul Jumped Oft One Of them landed
eafely, bot thr other was keelcd over In a
mauaer wonderful &c behold. lie was
badly bruised sud will hardly try II
agssn-
wouprogp.
Eyldeutly corn and.s5eh'r VIII be lat,
III this latitude 81 tbe forthcoming harvest
season.
pisesloftaHs are forwarding mis.lve,
60 town aaxiausiy cnqairiug, When vii
tae trou, begin 10 blleF Ga ibis par
tleaIar subject, jos, a. present, we az
mum.
IS. o. Hoardmaa purchased pair
. ~ little swine tie other day which
weighed ~ pounds each, and we're loa
weeks Ola. Wen aza,u, who beatsg
Have son tried the patent fire kinder
b e. IS Vaiaables 90 Eladiags required
Gro G Bolton j. tie patautecs assat wis
. viii cali upon families ia 8 few dave So
give them 5 chance 70 purchase
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SPRING SUITS
American Scolch......S7 80 to $40 30
SPRING suITs
Double aud Twist IS 30 TO Sl2 90
STRING SUITS.
Newport Cass. all wool So 90 TO $40 90
sPElNe SUITS.
Genuine Imported
Scotch. .......... Sl3 90 70 SIS so
SPRING SUITS
Genuine Harris Cass sl8 90 70 SO 90
SPRING SUITS
Blue, Black and
Brown Iric0ts .. SIC 90 to S25 90
,pRlNG SUITS.
Black Broadclothes Sl3 50 to SD 90
The New aud Fashionable Style, the
Getaway Coats aud Vests in
Blue, Black and Brown Diagonals
from Sl5 80 to 80 90
Elegant Dress Goats and Vests in
Busked Cassimeres. .S2l so to $3j 90
FancyCass Pants ofalI kinds and prices
Spring Oyercoats .... 50 80 to s22 so
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