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MR. pucHANAN oN sLAvERY.

Below we publish letter written by
the Hon. James Buchanan to the demo
cratic citizens OF Berks county, Pennsyl-
vania, and also the remarks Of the Wash
lngton Union which were elected by that
document.
We are rejoiccd that man Of Mr.. Bu-
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ENAsATISG FROM A REGULAR PHTsIcIAs.
DIR. INGOLDSBY'S
= lie S Sp CT fl C.
AN INTERNAL REMEDY


AN INTERNAL REMEDY
CERTAIN AND RADICAL CURE:
JFheiher Internal, External, Bleeding
or Blind:
Has made radical cures in every case the a.
bove mentioned complaints, as can be proved by
personal reference. and several thousand certii-
Gates from all parts oflhe country.
The specific is an internal remedy, has gen.
tie action on the bowels, is pleasant 10 take, and
perfectIy harmless in the most delicate cases,
male or female. Fenales before and after con-
finement are often troubled with constipation of
the bowels. or costiveness, as well as the piles.
In all such cases the Specific can be taken with
perfect safety. and is a certain remedy.
- PURGATIVES NOT NECESSARY,
So severe in fheir effects, and so liable to njure
when used Jeing ia mast cases The cause of piles
spAeatakea during fepcr and ogue and many
adher Diseases are thus done away, with, as
oosrIvrSEss is easily removed by using this
medicine. and the bowels restored to vigorous
and healthy action withou: leaving any percePhblc
effect on the system
PFLrs OF SEVEN YEARS STANDING CURED.
DrAR DocIoa:-I have been perfect victim
to the complaint called Piles. contracted in the
West Indies in 1898 and during term of seven
years ha suffered beyond ANYTHING that could
be conceived of-Ioss Of appetite, food iasielcss,
want Of rest, burning pain, weakness in the kid
ncys, and a total want Of strength. So decided
N opposed to anything hearing a resemblance TO
auackery, that have al,staIBed from any inward
or outward application. From she recommen-
slalion OF our mutual friend Potter, No. 4 Ham
over St. was induced TO give your medicine
full trial, and to those who may be similarly af-
ficled give you leave 10 show this, with my
name attached. having been, firmly believe, en-
lreiy cured ofone of the most confirmed cases
OF Piles that any poor creature was troubled
with. Make whatever use YOU think proper Of
this testimonial of your Invaluable medicine,
designated by you as DIR. IngoIdsby's Piles Spc-
ri6e, and accept of my best assurances for your
future success.
With regard your obedient servant,
VIII. JONES. Auciioneer. - Pine st.
Reference can be given to some Of our most
eminent Physicians.
Price so cents per Box.
Sold BY the following duly appointed agents
for Somerset county. Pa.
III. & H.F. ScheII. Somerset,
Snyder & Zimmnrman, Stoystown,
Edmund Herman, Jenner x Roads
Phillippi & Lisrnan. Roxbury.
Charles Krssinger Berlin
q w Meyer Meyers Mill
Miller & Dively Salisbury
GAINESVILLE Nd
sc II Mcchesney Smithfield
Saruel Elder Petcrsbargh
Elias Siah Eocnt Pela. rlvl
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TROUBLE AMONG THE DEMOCRACY OF
THE OLD GuARD.-We announced some
days since, that there had been some dis
turbance at meeting OF the Locofoco
County Convention, recently assembled
in the City OF Lancaster. We have since
received Il full report Of the proceedings
of the convention. published in the Trib-
une Of that city.
Alter the committee on Address and
Resolution had reported TO the meeting,
Mr.. Gundacker offered resolution ap-
proving and IaudIng Hon James Buchan-
an.
Colonel Frazier declared himself op-
posed to tie passage Of the resolution, and
was sorry TO see il nrged in that conven-
ton. Mr.. Buchanan was no longer a
citizen of that city, or Of the State-he
bad expatiated himself had sold his
personal property in Lancaster for $751;
600, and taken the money with him to
Washington city, where he resided, for
the purpose Of avoiding the payment Of
taxes-and had written to the Assessor
anG Collector Of Lancaster, refusing TO
pay assessments. lie was unworthy Of
a complimentary resolution and he Mr..
Frazier) was ready to oppose il.
Mr.. Gundacker replied to Mr.. Frazier,
said he could not understand this oppo-
sliion on the part of his colleague, he had
always been the warm friend of Mr.. Bu-
chanan-believed he was the first TO style
him "PennsyIvania' 5 favorite son." He
wished Mr.. f. would explain himself.
Mr.. Frazier rejoined-'.I am opposed
to Mr.. Buchanan and his resolution. -
The Democracy worked hard in the city
for his election 10 the Senate, and they
succeeded. IL was not the first to call
him "Pennsylyania' favorite son''-but
fought manfuIly for him. At the very
time Pennsylvania looked forward with
hope to him as the next President, he de-
clined and left lis with our hopes crushed,
and an effort spent in vain. His conduct
in reference to The tariff OF ~ was weak
and childish. The Hon. Robert Walker
sustained the interests Of the Democracy
whilst james Buchanan WAS afraid to
come up to :le work. George NJ. Dali
las acted nobIy in 1916, while James Bu-
chanan looked after $4,000 year salary
The Democracy are as free as the air
they breathe-and being so shall we
iruckle to one man! Upon what does
this our Cesar feed, that he has grown
so great" That We shall obey, and bow
to his will, and worship him. No, | am
no mans man; and ! am not for James
Buchanan Rowl He refused to give any
thing to the support OF the party in 1915!
He has refused to pay his Taxes here.
He has no right TO vote hereI He is no
longer with ms, or for US, And are we now
compelled to obey his mandates, TO estab-
lish his will! Are the Democracy ready
to declare themselves his friends, sphea
he is the friend Of no DiGn@'
The resolution was postponed IN the
end, and the Democracy Of Lancaster have
refused al last to give their confidence TO
s.the favorile son of Pennsylvania,
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" ol. 5.--No. 4e
DEMOCRACY & CORPORATIONS.
A RID HIT.

= = =
The "Philadelphia SUM-" in replying
to an article in the Pennsylvania" de-
claring that the ''Democracy" are sop
posed to all exclusive grants and privile-
ges of any kind, refreshes the memory
OF that journal with the following undcni-
able facts, which we re-Publish lOr the
purpose OF exposing the hypOcrisical pre-
tenders who are endeavoring to humbug
the people. The truth is, and the records
of our State history will show il, that the
IsOcofocos are the friends and advocates Of
these corporations, and CREATED all that
now exist in the Commonwealth. For
years Locofocoism has been in the as
cendani in Pennsylvania, and all these
exclusive grants" and monopoly privi-
leges" which flood the State are the ex-
elusive offspring Of that party.
The s'Sun" rebuis the falsehoods of tho
''Pennsylvanian" with the following facts:
"The whole State Of Pennsylvania is
now crammcd with corporations, covered
by exclusive grants, and deyoured BY
privileges 10 monopolisis!
Pennsylvania has always been govern
ed by Democrats. Even in Hiester's
time and Ritner's time, there was Dem
ocratic Legislature. The power 10
make laws has always been in the hands
of the Democratic party. II, then, the
Democrats are opposed 10 corporations,
how has it happened that the whole State
is flooded with these exclusive grants and
monopoly priviIegesl
We will answer this testimony from
the record of history. The Democratic
party, instead of opposing. created shesnI
Every corporation now existing ia the
State, will be found to have received the
votes Of Democratic Legislature-if not
signed by Democratic Governor.
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The OxE TERN PRINcIFLE.-Thas tra-
ly Democratic doctrine is gsinin-EE-snds
every day. A number Of the leading
democrats in tie State bold to il, and
so in fact do all but the office-holdcrs, aud
their tools and wire-workers. The at
temptfo break down the one term prin-
cipIe by the reelection Of Governor Skunk
cannot and ought not succeed. He has
alrea,Iy been in Office more than TKlR-
'fY YEARS. and drawn from The treasury
The enormous sum OF SEVENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS. This-is @pap' enough N all
conscience. So think ihe Wings and 50
think a very large portion Of "Democra-
cy." and unless we are greatly mistaken
the next election will prove that so think
an oxerwheIming maIoritv Of the people
J Of this Commonwealih.--StaF 4 Banner.
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The IssUE.--The letter Of Mr.. Buch.
anan. to the Locofocos of Berks county,
establishes one important point. Those
who vote Tor Mr.. Skunk vote for Mr..
Polk and for the extension of slavery in
the territory TO be acquired by the present
war. Every issue connected with the
present Administration is an issue now in
Pennsylvania. Our citizens must de-
termine whether they approve the imPe-
rial power of the President to commence
war without the sanction Of Congress-
the creation Of debt that viii mortgage
every farm in the State and oyerspread
Pennsylvania with an army Of tax op-
pressors-and the expenditure Of FIVE
hundred millions for the fetters that are
to make our fellow creatures slaves.
These are the issues pretended by Mr..
Buchanan. And upon this issue he says:
@T'he field is fair one; our candidate
well tried, able and honest; and he has
been regularly nominated by the party
Should he be defeated, the attempt will
be vain to explain the decision OF the ball
Iot-boxes, In any other manner than by
admitting that the Wings have the major
iiy."
1t viii be seen that the Secretary ac.
cedes to our party lis olden and houored
title of Vhig. thus rebuking the efforts Of
the Union 10 degrade him, Woodbury.
Cass. and others by the reproach Of fsS-
eralism. We do not hesitate to acknewI-
edge the truth Of Mr.. Buchanan's views
of the issue. Like the last political con-
test in this State, it will establish that, In
Pennsylvania, '.the Wings have the ma
jority. North American.
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Orphans Court Sale
OF REAL E T a T E.

" II IL II II Il ~ n i Ia,
I'D Y virtue ofan order of the Orphans
HID Court of Somerset county, there
will be exposed 10 sale on the premises,
on Friday the ssh of October next, the
following vaiuable Real Estate, late ihe
property Of David Diberi. deceased, viz:
One Tract of Land.
being the home place, in Qnemahoning
township, Somerset county, containing
300 acres. about the one bali cleared,
and about 80 acres in meadow, two
orchards, large brick dwelling house,
one frame and one log house,
bank barn and spring house. and other
ouibuildings, ard sugar camp on the pre-
misses, situate one mile west of Stoys-
town on The turnpike. adjoining land Of
George Hertzel, Jonathan Siatler and
others.
Also one tract adjoining the above
mentioned tract, containing about
Twenty acres more or less,
part thereof cleared and nnder fences.
Terms OF Sale: One third of ihe
purchase money TO remain lien on the
premises. the interest thereof 10 be paid
annually 10 The widow, during her life
time, and at her decease the principal to
be paid 10 the heirs OF said deceased; .he
one half Of the remainder OF The purchase
money to be paid in hand, and the bal
ance In one year, without interest, 10 be
secured by judgment bond or mortgage.
Attendance will be given by John Di-
| bert and Adam Mowry, Administrators
of said deceased.
By the Court,
WM. Ii. PICKING,
sept. z. 1S47. Clerk.
BLANK SUMMONS AND EyECU-
HONS For cole AZ tht~f 0sf1ra
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A COOP OLD WHOA correspondent
of the Knoxville (Tenn. Register, wri-
ting from Sullivan county, says:-~On
Thursday last, John Van Hoover, of this
county, who is one hundred and fourteen
wears old. went one and half miles TO
the place Of holding the election, and voted
the full Whig ticket. He has voted at
every Presidential election that has heen
held in the United Ssates.--He was a
Wing in the regoIution and is Whig
now,
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BLANK SUMMONS AND EyECU-
TONS, For sale at this Office.
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DR.. w. S, Harah.

NvENDERS his professional services
III to the citizens of Ccnlreyille and
vicinity. His Office is al the White
Hall Inn. Joseph pila's,j where at all
times he may be found, unless absent on
professional business. junes Il
D. wETAND. JOHN D. RoDDY.
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JOHN D. KoppY.
Law Partnership.
D. wEEAND.

w YAND AND RO d ID Y,
A fi0rEeys al Law, will attend pnnc-
IN tusiiy to all business entrusted 10
Them. Collections and other business
sulici,ed. Office Immediately opposite
the Hotel Of Wm. II. Picking, Main
street. Somerset. Pa. sepi..2l 47-3m.
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New Series J
Notice,

A III persons who know themselves
N indebted 10 the undersigned. while
engaged in the TIMING BUSINESS,
by no!e or book account. are requested
TO make payment of The same immeei-
ately 10 j. HI. Benford, as longer indul-
eence cannot be given.
JAMES I'll. BENFORD & co.
Sent. Z IL.
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MARBLE TOMB STONES,

HNHE subscriber thankful for past
n TaVors. respectfully informs the
public generally, ,that he continues 10 car
" on the Stone cutting business, at his
shop in Somerset, where he will always
keep on hand and finish 10 order varie-
" of MARBLE and COMMON
T0.HB STONES,
slI Of which viii be sold at reasonable
prices.
Country produce taken in exchange
for work at market prices.
BENJAMIN WOOLLEY.
March 2. l357--Iv
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THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

me Of the members of
yesterday where be has been
OF me newest ard moot hshonahh styles Of Fancy &c od import
Cd this season and purchased
v,fons hrds OF stape ARTICLES
chased eefote this fs-a Of which below
, MO S,snae Pad, Ul. ami wool. entirely new
Sahtofsa and spun sih Piald.. newest syn
imno'dsf,d Swiss Robe. and white in colours
Loomsesc and neediC- work do
sen enerodsroi Cashmere Robes and French Mefno
s oasnmefc and housins Punted and shaded
scotch do, In great variety md ehcap
super ol'ek fancy cold and plaid Aipaeas
hleh tuiped bk AMI blue bR sat
10 h@n e Gro &c Swiss aud fancy eord silks
Heavy black satn for Msntdas and Vest nr
Bh and taucy cord nd roted F,n,s.. ,.,,o.. L.
Cimps oil widths 800 ~
heh bonnet cap ami pla satin AMI us Riband
k,eh CA,hnec Toraer. Tibet and Net saawIs
Chsine Mammoth Lady Peel Lyons do
IS. .oo ,s ma ana ,hsass do. from 20 toss
Ginsham' and calieoe'. in ssat variety sns eh..p
patery plaid str ped mi fancy Ia t.ton ,iu.n.
lad eh AMI waite silk Hose. plain nd .n,brOd.t.d
haw sk underwood, Tibet aud Aipaa Go
MO avian. nikrd brown sni white cotton do
Ladies' sik, hm a. do ne Gloves and Mit.
Laoes and gems Tibet ard Ia co. anil ,s,... y,
Bliek AMI white BIussei. We 8 nd silk Lace '
shel 'uek ard side Comss gradua ed Iuons and s,,.
sulei WOO black brosn ne invisible o,,.
Plain blk and bue AMI add ribbed Ca. ne,..
suIer and msdium ra.sy cord do nor, =. 10
10 oue, blk green. ,teel aud eaeet mixed S.upsti.
nea'y beaver AMI Or gon Cloths, vcSy cheap
RAID aud rainbow Glazing aud Gala Piaids
Blue steel m ked god do. AID row KENTUCKY lean.
Wei h Fam d fine and . priced whi- a, a rcd 20
wh tney, MaeAit aw aud twi ed an Quill Blanset.
WIN hss sto:h of Wooiens seryant .,,
hah nry nave ever te'ntod at fImsr ne r.
be found mum OF pieces Of Carpet,s .
onefed AT n very low price to , lose " nv
Our stock has never former teen as comn, -
certainly never as eheapai entirety new and uaratt ~ 10 ~
ne oes' OF every thng imp red or made own eo,,,,
VALENTINE BHEEuEN A cn
nv - NO sl7 Bfoad Street 10.
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MAN COMMISSION HOrSE.

SHcccssors 81 7TT. Robert GyvatItmeY.
ID &. GWAI0NEY and w. w. GWATH.
~ HEY h7vs the diy yarno lnscr
81 a. q CvATuvEY p CO.
Th.. bI.rrss val, b. Commission
tolHB Prodlrs oeruand ttey have % ore he % sand
near rhocsoc W.lIe occup "a W ~ R0bcu Gwnih
mf lave k~we eufafed me % VI Tempe Gwn
mey VII sn ktown public soraaa Tota,oo
Ne sha D. pr-p1cd fn feas1u7b aivarces proper
hand and nope b. duty 70 business
fair pnuon Of pubic patronage. r. g. GwATHgEY.
Richmond. iH Dec. ut w. w. 0WATHhgY
FREsH as, sgply Of GARDEN SEEDS received and
n for sale by "a e7-gOt III EUsTACE q SON
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GNRDEN SEED.

A RTICHOKE-Grcen Globe
N Asparagus-White Giant
Pole Besns-Large & small Lima
Snap Be1ns-FarlY China, diut
Yellow Fix Weeks
DO Eariy Mohawk. do I moon
DO Refugee. or 1000 toI
Beei-Early Blood. tu-n.2 rooted
DO do Vel ow DO 90
DO Long Bloos, Msngcl Wuttze
10 White Silcsian French sugar
Buco'i-Whtl and Purple Cap
Cabbase-Early and Large Yors
Eary aud Late Bate sea Ear
u SugsT'osE Large Drumheid,
Large Bergen, Fat Dutch
nrlmhaad Savop Gr.an Gn.L
ed savoy, Red Du ch
Cau'i;oScr-Fa -ly and Late
Celep-NVhite sold
C4rr'i-i ong Orange, Lorg Res
and WHIT. Fed
Cress-Curlcd or PeTp-rgrrss
CucumbeT-Eariy Frame, difl
Cluster, Long Gleen, Long
Friekiy GheEkin Tor picking
Com-Early Sugar, DO Tuscafo.
n, do Go'den si1u1
Endise-GIeen CURED
Fg. Plant-ruTp,e
kaiC-Blue CaIlsd Siberian,
Gr,en Curled Scotch Rape or
Cole
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Leek-L.arge Scotch
Lettuce White and Green
Head, Early CURED India,
White and Green Co.'S, Brow II
Dutch
Mcl'n-Nutmeg, Green Citron,
Pine Apple
Water Me!OR-finest kinds
Nasiuit.ula
Mus;ard-White and Black
IOn.on-yhite ard Red
lpkTa
lPCas-Lautre;h's Extra Fairy.
Esry May, do Frame, Blue
Pfu sian, Dwarf Marowiai,
bishops Dwarf Prolific
p.nnar-Ae.a~t
Parfnip--LOEg Smooth, French
Sugar
Parsley-Fine CurcI
Pumpkin-I.arre Yellow
Rhui arl-ior Taris
Rad iish-Losg Searl,i, Long sal
uoa, White TUmip, Scarlet
Tnrnip, Black Spanish
salsify-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
Squash-Early Bunch
Ionaio-La'ge Red AID Yellow
Turn p-ss.or,ed
Hero AMI Flower Seeds.
NM. PALMER.
IA 90
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VEGETABLE EMEnc-ss. Cold. rs,sr. I.n.mm..or, com

VEGETABLE EMEffC-fof Colds fescrs, Innannlaory
PlaiSis Se-
nEPATIc. OF LIVER PILLs-Gcr all Liver Complaint. &C
RHEUMATIC LioUlD-ior Ehsumau eptaia.. SPINAL iri
auon WI e Sws ASue The Face and BTea Parab
hHhOMAfic flLLS-iof Acute anl CHI, RhumaisnL
sVp1RifiC TtNCrURE, OF SWEATING DRoPS-6r vio'enl
Coils feNer inhsmmaIors PeuIsy Neuralgia Bilious Cole
GtavVl Se.
WORN fowpER-fcr Pin. Tape, and common Worms aud
also for all diseases arising nom worns
COUGH fiLs-for Colds Cousb' Bronchitis Pain and Tight
/ the Chc,t. &c.
NERVOUS fiiLs-fcr Neuralgia and nervcu. Diseases
VEGETABLE ANrtBLloUS PlLLs-fcr hillary diseases,
cost vCncs-. drogsy
ANrIDlsPEPrfc ana TONIC PILLs-or Dyspepsia or lndt
res'ion Habual CosiveresA Aediy OF Heartburn
Pain IN the Breast and Side, Drzinrss Se
AOIGH nkpPS-tor Coils, Coughs Structure
namman OF Irritation of the Bronchial Tubes
kk'IAIlNG PLAsTERfor all deep pains Iniamnia-
ton Il Internal Organs Spinal Dis Deafrcss
FEMALE PiilS-fcr Chloross. complaints
CArARRH PoWDERs-or Catauh and all
head.
Al these Medicines up under Bcaehs f-aedias s
PrsiSS and have his and
every bor package vial bottle &C public being
imposed upon by spurious limitations countefe
articles got up by Druggists by makers and
any aecsas Beaehs Mecres except Likeness
and rren signature remedies.
Sod wholesale and retail BY ANDREWS CO. Grand DEPOT
$50 Fulton Street. New York whom all orders address
ed, post PAID
For farther particular, respecting Dr.
enes see Pamphlet which be obta ned gat. agents
DR. BEACH'S FAMILY PHYSICIAN and all the MEDICINES
afo fog sale by the following Agents
w Randolph Co.. Ma
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NEW LAW HnnKS

VIE general Laws OF Pennsylyinia, from the year A.
pl ~ Itl6 ChrCnoiogi- ally arranged tes and refer
enres to MI the dee supreme our Of
giving construction to sd Law; and co2rus compiled by
Jamfs Dunlop o Psburr DIGEST he Csnys,4t, ur Ts
tamentay and Registry Laws of all states Of the n n
eng references 10 the ains dec upon . In most
oi me saes feihef with the Pc Pro
1s REIMBURSEMENT etc. required by statutes o and in
~ ''eh peer%d ~ bnefu'ausc the general to-
ne ure execution and operation ard Ws and low
Ell ~ an Appendix Of tn approved general forms Of these in
snmth being practical manual rue Iawyors public
oceT' and men Of business by James Thonon late Of Va
just published and for sal by feb3 DRINKER6 MORRIS
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]. II. EUSTACE 4 son

ID RESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants of
Virginia trading passing through Richmond. to eIamnc
their Medicines Pants and Dye stuhs They
they think will make hcir
dealings Their this place
Ginseng FIeed taken in exchange for goods NJ
,h.
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NOTICE,

N consequence Of the state Of my health, have
this day Withdrawn Coss.si1s Rrsvrss and " % bs
fuccrf dCi ~ uy neplsws ~ y. G. Gyvahmry and
" Gwatfmry rrdof ff firm NJ h. q. GWATHMEY 4 60. who
w a.ns oi stand sho-koe Wa,house which have 20
long -up.ff
beg leave ~ solicit he ~ ny friends
behalf OF 1f md 10 ask payment
Of tI.s lnicboI o. one without Delay
ROB. CwATHBgY.
Richmond. ist T., mbcf 1916.
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NJ i15 ChFSNtT STREET PHILADELPHIA,
As constantly hand his Tailoring store op
"A posite the STATE House
English Cloths Cassmees aud NeSng per
10 He conducts the establishment principle sending
no garments out OF his but Of quality
thus that he hasso long enjoyed the
and throughout the Union He would respectfully
from gentlemen visiting the
orders entrusted him.
the same quality can be had at store the city. my4