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ITThc Genius of Liberty, has a
correspondent 1T Washington-possibly
some hireling of the Administration, or,
what is more likely, the British Agent
who was there during the session exhibi-
ting British goods-whose special busi-
ness it seems to be, to bcspa;ter Mr..
STEWART with all sorts of personal abuse
and vulgar epitheis, designed to ijure him
in the estimation Of his fellow citizens.
The writer says, at Washington Mr..
Stewart is considered ''semi-idiotic," and
consequently must think the people who
elected Mr.. S. are all fools. viii the
people of this district sanction such inso-
lcnce-such a SANDER upon themselves
and their Representative? VIII they per-
nit FOREIGNERS TO dictate to them who
they shall send to Congress! Need they
be told WHO and WHAT ANDREW
STEWART is, and must they be taught
their duty by an understrapper at Wash
ington, who is as silly as he evidently is
base, and who no doubt engages in any
dirty work he can get TO DO, provided he
is well paid for it! They will answer
through the ballot box.
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Mr.. Stewart affirmed that the ultimate
effect of Mr.. Polk's free Tade revenue
standard, which proposed 10 increase the
revenue bv reducing the duties, would, II
carried out, degrade the now free and
prosperous labor of this country to the
miserable condition, moral and political,
of the pauper labor of Europe, and build
up anobility, and finally monarchy, up
on the ruins of our free institutions.
In conclusion Mr.. Stewart urged the
people to abstain. as far as practicable,
from The use of articles of foreign growth
and manufacture, except such as do not
come in competition with our own, and
encouraged them to bear up under the APP
preaching evils, brought on by the treach-
cry of men in high places. and TO Perse-
we're in their patriotic efforts to re-estab-
lish the Tariff of 40 and with it restore
the prosperity OF the country.
Mr.. Stewards remarks, we have no
doubt, made deep impression upon the
assembled multitude, and opened the eyes
OF many who heretofore ''went 1t blind"
against the protective SYSTEM system
in the maintenance of which they, in
common with all others in the non-slaye-
holding States, are So clearly and so deep
" Interested.
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MILITARY
ENCANPMENT
AT SOMERSET.
POSTPONED UNTIL 1847.

CIRCU INSTANCES over which they
had no control, have compelled the un-
dersignrd reluctantly to announce that tho
contemplated Military Encampmcnt at
Somerset on the 22nd inst, has been aban-
doned or rather postponed until next year,
of which due notice will be hereafter gi-
ven.
To those companies which had accept
ed our invitation and their geutlemaniy
officers, we take this occasion to tender
our warmest thanks, and TO all invited we
express the hope that we may be honored
BY their attendance at another more au-
spicious period.
Samuel w. Pearson, A. J. Ogle.
John C. Kurtz, Tbos. Z. Ogden,
John Nef, VIM. ?. Ankeny,
Geo. Chorpenning, Jr.
Committee of Invitation.
Somerset, Sept. /, 1916.
~Editors of papers who kindly CO.
pied the invitation will much oblIgc the
committee by giving the above one inser-
ton or by noticing the same elliOrially.
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Frce Tra6e Adyocates.

The Genius of Liberty tells us that
Mr.. Weysnd is an advocate of the Tariff
of ls46. because it ..discriminates in IA
yor of American industry, and PARTicU-
LARLY in favor Of Pennsylvania interests.
According to Mr.. Weyand's view, then,
our late Democratic Legislature. which
passed resolutions against any alteration
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We have not yet heard good
reason assigned why Mr.. Weyand should
be elected 10 Congress; but the following
we think are rery good reasons why he
he should not be elected =
he is In favor OF the Tariff Of - he
can't DO one 1.-THE as much toward having
it restored as Mr.. Stewart can; and if he
goes for the Act Of 10, he ought never
to be entrusted with seat in Congress
by people residing in a free State.
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LATE FROM THE ARMY.

The New Orleans papers furnish ac-
counts from Point Isabel Of the 18th
uItimo. and from Camargo Of the 18th.
The letter which we copy below affords
a condensed view of the most interesting
and letcs; moYemea;s Of tie troops. we
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County Commissioner
ggR0Y 90 VS.

ENHREE stray Cows came trespas'
Il sing on the premises Of Peter Bow
man, in Quemahnnng IT,. Somerset
county. formerly called whiieoak spring;
one red COW with long slender horns,
ie ear split, under part cut of, about
SIX wears old;
One white cow with red round her
legs. on each side Of her body two small
red spots. with middle size horns, anI
The above mentioned ear marks, between
five and six years old.
And one red and white spotted COW.
abou, five years old, with the same
marks.
The owner is requested TO come for
ward prove properly pay charges and
take them away; otherwise they will be
disposed OF as the law directs.
GEORGE PETERSON,
sept. s. '46. Up. Clerk.
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gG Gross rascalitY appears TO have
been pracliced towards the volunteers
who were recently discharged from the
service. The New Orleans Courier of
August 20.h says: This morning an Off
Ger of Col. Featherslon's regiment III
formed US that his company was charged
forty dollars for articles OF clothing, which
he ascertained, by inquiry at the clothing
stores, could be purchased by retail at
eleven!-by which means the men. SO far
from receiving any pay, were actually
brought in debit"
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Religious Meeting.

The first annual meeting Of the Dlsci-
pies cooperating with the Church at So
nerset will be held at Somerset, commen-
cling the Friday before the second Lord 5
day in September, (Is46.) A number OF
proclaimers Of the Gospel are expected
70 be present.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice to Bridge Builders.

HNHE Commissioners of Somerset
Il county will sell. on the 25lh day
of September next the building of
Bridge over Stoneycreek. in Shanksyille
in said county; sale to ;ske place on The
ground al clock Of said day, where
plan OF The bridge will be ex:l5ued.
By order Of the Comm'rs
r. L. STEWART.
Sep. 8, As, Clerk
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a G0RDs

HSO The voters Of Somerset county;
Fur reasons which do not deem
necessary 10 make public, | have with
drawn my name as a candidate for the
Legislature. Respectfully.
kNEPPER.
September s, 1916.
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ggcAUTroN..a1

The subscriber understands that some
persons have been selling hats as having
been manufactured by him. which are
made elsewhere and he therefore eau
lions the public against purchasing any
as his make, which have not me "orus
"John G.. Kurlz. Main street, Somerset.
Pa. :" on the tip.
Furs and approved country produce
taken in exchange for hats.
CHFAP FOR CASH,
,ens JOHN G. kUETZ.
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:OA9O-

Another plantation adjoining The same.
containing l4S acres, one two story
dwelling honse and good stable ibsreon
erected; about 20 acres clear. Is acres
in meadow good orchard snd well wa
tered.
Sale 10 commence on Monday ihs
2 81 of September al ID o'ciDek a. D.,
on The premises, " ben She terms VIII
be made known.
JACOS EiLL,
WILLIAM WILL.
Sept. I. 1888 Ezer bi..Fs:
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E.Et,USE. ATVR E.
gOW112 221ON NRR>

To he Legal and Independent Voters
Of Somerset County.
FEILOW-CITlZENS:-I offer N.Y.
self TO your consideration as a candidate
for the Office af
County Commissioner,
at the ensuing election IN Oel"ber.-
Should be elected | shall perform the
dulirs of said ulfice to the best of my
capacity and ability.
srpl8'46. AB'M. BEAM.
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ONE PL.q.NT.aTTON

and tract of land. situate IN Somerset
county, on the Somerset end Bedford
turnpike. miles cue east from Somer-
set. adjoining lands OF David Y6der, A
braham Rhoads, Nicholas Shu.tz. Peter
Loehr aud others, containing 337 acres
and allowance. about $50 acres cleared,
80 acres Of which are in good meadow,
and more can be made. the remainder is
COED wood land well limbeFed; on which
is erected a good Two story weather.
boarded log house occupied for mary
years past as Tavern. ALSO Two other
one story dwelling houses thereon erect
ed, large barn and other stabling, and
some fruit trees thereon. and good coal
bank. The place IS well waiered, ne
yer falling we'll Of excellent water and .
running pHmp at the door.
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Real Estate
FOR SALE.

I'm pursuance of the last viii
and Testament of Jacob VIII, Sr.
late Of Somerset township, SUmerzet
county, deceased, will be sold the foi-
lowing described Real Estate. late the
nrnnertv Of The said tesiainr. viz.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-09-08

BLANK SUMMONS AND EECcT.
TIOES, FsS sis : IBIS 9fErs.
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Q3gD I?DA "a

ENIiE Undersigned. at The request ot
q friends. offers himself TO the ciii-
zens Of Somerset county as candidate
for the
LEG ISL TT Es T..
and should he be elected. will faithfully
discharge his duty 10 the best of his "a.
biliiy.
HORACE LUDINGTON.
September 8. 1916.
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QUALITY OR STYLE.

From bis long experience in the bust.
ness and determination TO sell cheap,
and at the same time also that his hats
shall not be excelled by those Of any
other establishment here or else here,
the subscriber fairers himself with the
hope that he shall continue 10 receive a
liberal share of public patronage.
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Cheap, Good and Fashionable,
r, Nutria. Russia, Cassime.
AND
WOOL HATS.

Country Dealers will be supplied with
any quantity they may desire for retail,
on short notice and Al moderate prices;
and customers can al all times either have
a choice from among the stock on hand.
or have their hats made To order, of anv
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w. II. PICKING.
Sent. s, 1916. Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

All we ask the hands Of the legislators OF tbs Com
nlttee Is that they shall give law that we shan nave
a right investigate the landlords tile be saa me-
fer his part did have law passed To nave land
lords taxed for their income he first wanted 10 Ano"
whether they lad income and then was he enough
them. Hshoped this committee would mel say thai
had grievances the legislators had saia hereto
fore-and that the nvaby OF contracts Should ho!a Us
In everlasting bondage from generation 10 geheTauon WIZ
no hope OF ever being relieved.
Note-In the foregoing statements there are several
instances of what appears like deliberate fraud Oh Inc
part of the Landlords We are sure the late stephen
Van Rensselaer, not capable Of that and We are con-
fdent neither Of the presen, Pat-oons his sons would
be guilty Of it These appearances may have their on
gin in innocent Interpretations either ofthe parties or
the The essential truth however is that this
whole business OF Land Monopoly Ia SO 6sd the funda
mental error Of giving one man fifty miles square OF
Gods earth to pedde 10 tenants through all time
SO gross that it is impossible that hardshipa and op'
pressions should take place under IT, The man who
deems himself and his heirs Justly entitled through all
time great part of the products Of two Counties on
tee strength OF some Kings grant of the great pairony
OF our Race, hardly fail to fall into other delusion'
equally mischievous and deplorable. Ed Irto
NEW HAAPsHIRE.-The following table contains
returns of the recent vote for Governor of New
Hampshire from all the towns in the State except
Pinkhams Grant
MARCH ISiS N,RcH 1916.
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i5uslness Notices.

r FIFTY THOUSAND Persons and over have been cured
of consumption liver complaint asthma and bronchitis by
Dr. Taylors Genuine Bslsam OF Li'erwo prepared and
sold The Office SIS 6owery for than thirteen years
II perfect specific for colds and coughs and in addition
one of Doctors the n HOSPITAL has discovered that
it is perfect cure for dyspep.ia-
Extract from Or. Goulding's Letter.
NEw-YoRx, Feb IA, 1916.
Dear Doctor II have been suffering upward Of year
with dyspepsia had distressing pain and feeling in my
stomach abou, hour ae- breakfast, DINER and tea
have used great many medicines for it, but without relief
You kind enough TO recommend the Genuine Bal
of Liverwor prepared at SIS Bowery. had faith
in any specific remedy, but confess that relieved
indeed the very dose did take teaspoons in
glass OF sugar and water and il pl. asan, a. il 1t was
Madeira wine; by adding little lemon juice keeps The
bowels gently Open Thus sir, have discovered radical
for the OF all feeings-those produced b. dys
pepsis ordered six o,les weeks since. wanted
three for friend similarly affected and equally benefited
You may send six weeh, as shall continue TO
recommend IT, snd never he without il End there
grea, many thus affected but before knew that rsd
ica for dyspeps to be found in DR. Tsylors Sal
OF Liverwor, have found it TO me, and shall
always feel grateful you for recommending this valuable
medicine 10 Yours, very truly.
VIM R. GoULDING NJ. D.
Beware of coun,erets and limitations Buy only al 375
Bowery-where Two physicians always in attendance.
Mrs Hays, Agent il Brooklyn, 1Ss Fultou-st
N B.-The Balssm is warranted if taken accord
ing TO directions We speak advsedly.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

II A Message was received by Congress on
Monday last from the President OF the United States,
communicating correspondence between the Secrets.
~ OF State and the Brush Minister relative the
cess Of duties which have been charged By both
tries beyond the Of hs treaty of 1918. The whole
matter has been amicsbly adjusted and 20 the homer
OF both countries no serious difficulty made by
either Government in respectively reimbursng the
cess of the duties The article which claimed
nbursement the rough rice or paddy. OF the South
en- states which our Government coptended should
have been charged at higher rate than the rec import
ed into Grea, Britain from the west coas, OF Africa The
British Government now sgrees TO pay back the excess
Wash. Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28
Matters in philadelphia.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. March a1-P. N.
The Southern mail did not reach this city until
near o'clock this morning.
The weather day has been charming, and our
streets have been denssy throneed with beauty and
fashion most uagnscen, display having been made by
the fremen-barrng their rowdy spr-ihe noblest set
of men in the community
Not much done in stocks today, but prices gener-
ly improved Penn Fivcs rose Morris Canal Lehigh
Skies l. Reading shares !. Girsrd Bank !: Penn. IS
opened and closed al 704. with sales at 7Cs.
No foreign arri;als
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THE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1886.

rs- Advertisements for Tho Tribune of Monday
oueh, to be sent in before 10 o'clock Saturday evening
q. the Publication oce Of this paper Is not open on
Sundays.
Subscribers 10 the city who do not receive this paper
Of an early hour requested to leave word at the once
10 our arrangements such enable all me
to get through ther routes before seven O'CLOCK e@
rlers falling accomplish this viii be required 70 give
their routes.
Persons wishing The Tribune left at their dwellings or
places Of business regularly every morning Will please
leave their address st the Publishing Office, or ecna
note through the Post occ. Terms, Nine Csai' "eeA
payable TO the Carrier.
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s The attention OF readers Is invited to the cardot
the American Newspaper Agent v. B, PALars-Io
those who liable the imposition and annoyance
spoken OF It we'll worthy of notice ior it "a highly
important 10 persons who pay money for Advertising
Country Papers be satisfied tina. the RECEIVERS author
lied 10 fecep, fox it-onerwise they mhy be required
to pay .ecord tne, which is always an unpleasant
ooer.,;o, f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

EVSs Numerous testimonials from Physicians and 9th
ers proving the superiority OF B. A Fahnestocks Yer
miiuee over all other remedies for worms both in chill
dren and adults can be exhibited by the prOpretors B.
A. Fahnestocx & Co No. ~ Jobnst. Retail price,
cents ucr bottle m2i lGIh&Saf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28
Court Calendar.

coxxos P1EAs+Monday-Part !, No. 81, 1871, SO, l4l,
las, III, l09 a5 So, 81, I2l, 1885, 49, Part Nos ia
1876. IS, l50 l52, I54, $50, Il, t2. l24.
CHcuIT CouRT-Published on Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

~ Bow often DO see poor m,n dressed,
With grease-spots bis coat, bis pants and vest-
cake OF tbs Magic Erasive Soap would clean ITEM and
make them bright new and spouess Sod az % Chaihast
or sz1 Broadway. m25 2ieod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

CERTAIN REMEDY FOR woaMs-The Canadian Yer.
mitu &c, prepared by John Wn-r Co, SIS Maidenlsnc
warranted certain remedy for Worms It has been used
successfully after other remedies have failed Those there
FORE who in OF medicine OF this kind will re-
member that the Canadian Verrnifuge ia the medicine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

cursrpr-Fra Pa9s-New- Hampshire Exuns; Mich
igan Central Railroad Trial OF Tirreil kidnapping I'm
pe,tant from Canada: Letters from Albany Legislative
synopsis; News Items. Fourth Pd0s-Lines written upon
bearing the Result Of the late Election In New Hampshre
st. Pa.rIcks Day Warrington sales Of Stocks; Marine
Ssxxr nf Letters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

WESTERN INPRovEMEsTs-The Green Bay
(Wisconsin) Republican says that project has been
stared recently for the construction Of canal between
Rock River and Fond du Lac River-ihuB connecting
the of the Rock with Fox River and opening an
iuportant channel of trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

II KSox's FAsuIoSAsLE HATS for the ensuing Spring
are now ready for inspection and sale, ITO Fulton.
a. between William and Nassau To those who ara no.
the votaries OF fashion but always wish to look uniform IA
the kird OF Hat they wear which is most becoming hs
can have their HAS made ORDER very shoe. notice
mill Fnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

70. Mr.. BRADBURY is now engaged in training me
young people for their Annual Musical Festival which
we leatn takes place in Apnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

- The attention OF the legal profession is requested
10 an advertisement headed To the Members Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28
Sec Supplements to this Paper.

c.srzsr, OF TIE sr7,1rxKsr-So Bisotry No 1ntol-
GRANGE No Lioense.-A Tract Addressed to those VINO
rh,nt by Charles Van Loon; Letter from John bul
rrue science u.s. Young Physic The License Question
~. O .rd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

THE TAaI7r or lsia.-Tnose who wish . make ben
serves acquainted with The provisions o. To ex,ng T
law may procure the entire .ct Of congre by purehans
cent. For sale !. Tia gnbp, o e.,s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

r. RoUssELs AaASDlHE The cure and preveraon OF
Chspped Hands for sale The principal druggists In tbs
civ and wholesale ead retail the store of tho subscriber.
EUGENE ROUSSEE.
Manufacturer aud Importer OF choice pertunsry Toilet
Soaps, Shaving Cream, &c &C. No. 1853 Broadway, be-
tween Liberty and Cortland sts. vi In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28
MARCH, 1916.

Total .sa5I2 1854 5794 1904 $500 177C7 Iosso IS
Mai. for Steele il as 1861 Maj. against Viii
l;oms ITO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

New TEAS AND FAMILY GxocESIEs.-L o. Fowler, go
and i Greenwichst has just received from the ste sales
fine assortment OF New Tess and choice assortment
Family Groceries OF all ihe siud. He ia offering
very good Young Hyson Tea at Is hrc do. So. per b.
good Black S. aud fine ooloug first quay Sperm Can
dies Is cents and best Sperm Oil 81 per gall good Welsh
Butter IA aud 6 cent. b. with large and choice as.
sor,ncn OF cheap white and yellow Sugars Our friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

II The friends of the Lule Drummer who mas oeen
astonishing the town 81 the American Museum, WY ~
doubt give him rousng call this afternoon ana eger
Il IS his benefit and positively last appearance 10
City. he is real musical prodigy unequsied On In
strument In the world also the last Day OF Pes of.
Ma the popular Comic Singer The entire Series o. scdp-
lure and other Dssovisg Views, Great Western vsh
ETY. of characters the Fanioccn &c MAKE up ~ remain
der of an exceedingly rare bill Of attractions Perform
ances AZ and IL 2, u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

u CHILD Losr-Abous iOur years old, light hair, blue
plaid pants figured velvet coc and apron His
name Samuel Adams Lane. Amy Information of him viii
be thankfully received aud the suitably rewarded
at No. Is Catharine-st ma JOSIAH A. LANE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

c We are sired 10 cali l- attention OF the Hardware
Dealers to The advertisement Of James NJ Miller 40 sess
at Auction this day a. No Lberysl 6OO lots OF bim'ns
ham hrd ShetIisld uard,EnEn on u credit Of mos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28

. It you nave Pimples Fleckles or scurvy, you can
fsve them erased cured AID Inc skin and complexion made
perfectly and healthy Ii you have Salt Rheum Fry
sPeas or Sores couscenously assured that you
can be cured thoroughly for 50 cents II you have yellow
or dark sk or head il bonest truth that onecake
OF the true Joness Italian Chemical Soap tt being really
chemical sospl III cure you, and make your akin smooth,
clear white and healthy II Is indeed miracle wonder
snd biessng any disease Disagreement OF the skin,
acting mildly emoently. and surely Many think because
il is advertised s OF The pus" Of the day. Let such
y only They must get bnt The genuine Jorebs
Soap, a. the sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chatham store
81 Broadway, N. Y. and l3s Fulton.st. Brooklyn
n,n6 araod