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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

on AND A FTER MoEDA Y JULY 18th, 1863,
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached
will leave Stations named at he following changed
Hours, lsubiect TO delays incdeat to freight bust
ness,) viz
dolse SOUTH, leave wilmington about 90 A. NJ. !;
New Castle, 400; Middle'own, 6 90; Clayton, IT'S
DIVER. so Camden, 90 FELTON,, 1905. and bs Tue
at Harrington 10 81 a. M.
GoIso MORN, to leav, HARRINGTON about 8 70 P.
Nj. Feltol, 4.Dn, Camden, sos Dover, 8 As, Morton,
9 10 Clayton, I 90 Middetown A., New Castle,
1871, and be due Al Wilmington l1.OoP, NJ.
ti- train will etsp to take up passep gers only nj
seems named, hut will rel down passengers NJ any
regular stopping place between Harrington and VIII
u.ngtnn, ExoEPT Hare's Corner, State Road Dela-
ware Junction snd dupont
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for Wilmington ano Phade
phia a. I.iO A, M. Leave Philadelphia II As A. M.
and Nilzingtsn 90 ?. NJ, for New Castl,
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional to those above will leave myrna for
Clayton ll.45 A. NJ, and s.10 r NJ Le i've CLAYTON
Tor Smyrna $40 A. Nj, and 40 W NJ. to make con
necton with Trains TO and from Dover and stations
south.
Steamboat trains heretofore run arr Withdrawn
boat will, however, leave CrisHris fsr Norfolk IN
connection with local train, Oh Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings.
EQ. sEWALI.
superintendent Del. r. 4
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Names of the California E1curslonis,s.

As there were some omissions and inaccuracies
in the list we puhli.hcd of the names of the ex-
cursionists, we reprint the following complete
and corrected list from circular printed at Salt
Lake City:
Wilmington-J. II. Jackson, J. 7. Head, ] L.
Devon, John Jones, Edward Belts, G. L. Mar
chand, VIM. VI. Candy, Allan Gawthrop, ]. j.
Mccullough, Frank Pearsall Dr. Horace Burr,
Howard NJ. jenkins, Miss Emma Worrcll Miss
Nellie Eyre, Miss Edith Newlin, E. L. Ri.e, Jr.,
Israel Williams.
Philadelpha-Jos. E. Temple Chas. H. Tenn
pie, VIM. r jerks, Evan Randolph, Francis A.
Drexel, Mrs. Z. NJ. 4 B. Drexel, Miss Mary II
Bouvier, Miss Lizzie c. Drexel, Miss Katie Drexel
Miss Louise Drexei, s. f Cohen, E. b. Edwards,
Thos. Drake, Henry Cartwright.
West Chester-Josiah Hoopee Vim. H. Trot
ter, DR.. franklin Taylor, Dir. J. X. Eyerhart
Chas. s. Bradford, Jr.
New York-Mrs. $. Stanton, Geo. Z. Lee, A
B. Mills.
Ncwark-S. VI. Curtis, Miss Annie NJ. Curtis.
Delaware Co., Pa.-Mrs. C. Pennock.
Chester Co.. Pa.-David Walton.
Trenton-Mrs. Rebecca Roman.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

DELAWARE MUTUAL BRANCH OFFICE. = We
have already noticed that the Delaware Mutual
Life Insurance Company had opened branch
office under the supervise, IN of its own officers in
Philadelphia. 1t is located al the N. w. corner
of Ninth and Chestnut streets. Geo. W. Stone,
Vice President of the Company, is Manager, and
either he or NJ. NJ. Child, Secretary, is there near
i.-a varv day
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28
Sussex County CONTRIBUTORS Term.

GEORGETOWN, Tuesday, October 19.-Willam
Duncan VS.. William Moore; replevin for heifer.
Verdict for plaintiff for 5000. Robinson for
plaintiff Cullen for defendant
This was the only civil case tried this term, the
Others being discontinued, referred or continued
The Court disposed of the certioIaris. petit
tions for roads, bitches, &c, In the afternoon.
Robert Il. Goldsborough, convicted, on Satur-
day, of the murder OF Charles Marsh. was sem
tesced by the Court to be hung, on Friday, the
tenth day of December, A. D., 1863.
The Courts adjourned this morning at $3.50, A.
NJ, till next April term. s.
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Murder Trial in Somerset County-The
Verdict Murder In the Second Degree.

The trial of John h. Shores, for the murder Of
William wheatly, In May last, commenced in the
Somerset County Court, at Princess Anne, on
Friday evening, the 18th Instant The evidence
as to the homicide was clear and positive, but
was not so clear AS TO be reconciliation. The
counsel for the defence set up the common plea
Of insanity. The trial occupied all of Saturday,
Monday and Tuesday and was concluded late in
the afternoon of "Wednesday.
The jury rendered verdict OF murder in the
second degree.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

MARKET STREET BRIDGE.-The workmcn on
this bridge make wonderfully slow progress.
several months will elapse befor travel can again
be resumed over it. The frame OF the draw is set
upon its foundation, but there 1t rests remaining
unfinished and no one working on 1t, The draw
having been widened considerable, part of the
bridge on either side has been cut off and few
men are at work finishing il.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

U. 8. CouRr ApAonIMKsrs.-Judge Hall has
appointed Chas. G. Rumford. Eco, CLERK of the
U. s. Courts for the District Of Delaware, and U.
s. Commissioner. vice Hanson Hartman. ESQ /,
resigned. Mr.. Hartman will retain the office OF
Commissioner, making two U. 8. Commissioners
In this city,
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RonBrRY OF BKLAwAREAS.-Th Philadel-

RoRBERY OF BELAwAREAN.-The Philadel-
phia Press, of this morning says:-
al. G. Mcmahon, of FELTON,, Delaware, pur-
chased ticket in New York, yesterday, for
Philadelphia, and left that city by the Eve
o'clock train. He travelled in a smoking car,
and on his journey became acquainted with
three men, who handed him newspaper, and
with whom he had several drinks. In the course
of conversation they found out where he was
going. and as the train proceeded 10 the West
Philadelphia depot they told him his best place
to get off was at Sixth street and the Junction
Railroad. Mcmahon wanted to 90 to Willow and
Fourth streets, and, knowing no better, alighted
at the place named with the three men. He had
not proceeded more than two squares when these
persons knocked him down, severely cut his face,
rendering him insensible. a1d robbed him of S2lS.
McMahou has lodged complaint at the Detective
Department, and The atf.ir is being investigated.
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MINISTER'S AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
PAIN X LII + r..

Pain Il supp ised he tic lot .! ~ pNor mortas a.
inevitable NJ death. aud liable at s,y time 10 come
ny us Therefore l. l. important That remedial
ag nts shoud BE II hand To De used on emergency
wnen We are made To fesl The ,xcrIiAiug az ny of
pain or the der rtssiHe influences Of di-easr.
Sucn remedial agent txisis IN FERRY DAVIS
PAIN Nj .LER," the lame Of which has extcnded
over all the earth Amh the eternal ices Of Inc Polar
regions, or beneath the intolerse aud burning suns
O. the tropier iis 'Etnts are known aud appreciated
AId ny Il suffering humanity ha- Ini relief from
Tue patient, when taken niernsl y in cases Of Cough
Noli. Bowel comp aims. On lers, Dy-eutery aud
vher affections OF hrrsstem. has been truly wonser.
inl AID has won Tor II rame among medical prcla
Iatlns That ctn never &c forgotten. lis success liz
moving pain, a. MI external remedy, in cases Of
Burns, Bruises, sores aud Sprans. Cus, S inrs of
lhsec's &C. and other causes o, suffering, has secur
ca ior II the most prominent p-siiisn among the
m:deil es Of the day
:, ~ Beware Of counteriets AID WORTHLESS imlta-
cal for Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, and
take no other. ~
Sold BY Druggists and Grocers. octs-4w
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Perry Davis Pain killer

we clip the following from the Providence Adpsr-
tiser:
TAT this season Of the year, when cholera, cholera
morbns, dysentery and other kindred complaints
are sure to prevail, everybody sho1ld be literally
supplied with Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.
Persons leaving h,me, whether t he for days ex-
cursion or trip to Europe, hould he in condition
70 place their hands on 1t at u moments warning
Many disases Incident 10 the summer months, which
VIII prove fa'ai If not Immediately checked, can be
promptly cured by one or two doses Of the Pain XII
ler On more than one occasion have we been re-
leved Of intense suffering by the timely use Of the
above named preparation. Sold by all druggists
grocers, and medicine dealers
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Good Samaritan,

Or money refunded b. an eminent arthor Finely
illustrated; highly endorsed by prnfe, sional and
scientific mer meets lou. felt NICE sity: sells to
all classes, without regard 10 politics, religion
occupation. Secured bf act If Congress- Now ready.
Send Tor Illustrated circular liying ful particulars.
A. II. hCBBARD,
eeptls-4v $40 Cheatn1. 81, Philadelphia, Ps.
A WATCH FREE..-GlyEN GRATIS TO EVERY
l-A live man whD will Gct agent in new, light
and honorable business, paving $40 day. NO gift
enterprise. No humbug No money W nted IL adj
vance. Address X. MONROE KENNEDY y co.,
Pitisburg, ia. uets.4w
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SCHOONER susK.--A schooner belonging to
Capt. Daniel Outten, of Concord, Sussex county,
Delaware. struck rock near the mouth OF Tue
susouehauna River, on Monday. the 18th Install,
Knocking hole in her side, and nlipg with water.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-28

WILNINU1ON, DEL.
Mr. Robert Atkinson This ~ to C, rtiy tn 1t in the
summer Of 1866 had our slaughter house and shed
rooted with Plastic slate being one oil the frrt put
on in this pae 1t h ~ in every way proven to be
durable and satisfactory and we GODS der 1t enc oil
the hest composition roofug now in use thruus hUut
The c3uutfy The Z astic STATE has become hprdei cd
aud now forms one complete sheet of slate. w.thou
bem.sh of any kind. JOSHUA HbTrWN,
HlErT HUTT,N.
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HAULED UP FOR RErAIRs.-The steamboat
MAGGIE Is undergoing repairs on the Harlan u
Uoiiingsworth Co.'s marine railway.
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CEsTREviLLE, DEL. Jan. %, 1869.
Mr.. Robert Atkinsou,--Dear Sir: The Plastic Slate
Roof VIII oh you put On for me in June 1885, answers
every purpose for which Roof IL intss ded. 1t sas
neither run nor craked ia perfectly sound and hard
rs slate itself, and think from all appearan es II
will last as long US new building. feel confident
of its SUCCESS as roofing material when properly
made and applied You're, respectfully.
A. ii. DIXON
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FRONT SrRKEr.-Front street, between tne ola
Kings Road and the old toil-gate, Ii peins cu'
down to its proper grade.
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TFIE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, WILMINGTON. DEL
Nfttt Advertisements.
FARMERS HELPER

SHOWS Row TO DOUBLE THE PROFITS OF
make 500 PER MONTH In Winter. 10000 copies
will he mailed free 10 farmers. Send name and ad
DIRE to zEIGLER, McCuhDY q CO.
oc,2l-4w Philadelphia, Pa
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k4S MiNaToN AND BAITIMoRs
COMMENCING MONDAY, May 10th. 1881
Tsas vii ssye psp2 sH5pe, gao aM
ted,) for Baltimore, stepping at all regular stations-
Connecting with delaware Railroad at Wilmington
for Crisfeld and intermediate stations.
ExPkEss TRAIN At 12.Os M. Sundays eIcep
misgton, Perryville, and Havre-de,Grace Connect
at Wilmington with train for New Castle.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 400 P. M. Sundays except
ed) for Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Ghes-
port, Stanton Newark, Ekton, North East, Charles
town, Perryvile, Havre-de-G Grace, Aberdeen, Perry
mans, Edacwood, MagRolia Chase's and stsmmers
NIGHT EXPRESS at li.so P. NJ, CDaily,) for Bsltt
more and Washington, stopping at Chester, Thur
Elki-n, North. Eas Perryville Havre-dsarace. Per-
rymsns and Magnolia. .
to, the 12.oo NJ Tra'n
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
Stopping at all stations bstween Philadelphia ana
Wilmington;
S ays rnMadepsTss e at sS s sS' con. sas
meets with Delaware Railroad for Harrington and in
termediate stations.
tis and 100 Daily P. NJ The $40 A. NJ train will
not stop between Chester and Philadelphia.
PHlLAD'A. and BALTIC CENTRAL X. Y. TRAINS.
Stopping at all stations on Chester Creek and Phla
ada and BALTIC. Central Railroad.
Leave phsdcphis for Port Deposit Sundays "a
ccpted) at 100 A. NJ, and 4,30 T. NJ. Leave Pills
aelphia for Oxford at 100 p. NJ
This 90 A. M. Train rtops at all Stations between
Philadelphia and Lamokin.
Leave Port Deposit Tor Philadelphia Sundays ex-
ceptedl Mt O. 90 and O. 25 A. NJ, and 4. 20 p. NJ.
Trains leaving Wilmington at $50 A. M. and 40
will connect nj Iamokin Junction with the 7.oe
A. NJ. and 4 80 P. NJ Trains for Philadelphia and
Baltimore CeHtral Railrosd.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 1890. A. NJ, 1870, o.sI an
1920 T. M.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester at 125 8 4s.9 0s, and II .0s A N I,
| all, Ass, 8 90. L4b and TO- SO r. NJ
FROM BALTIMORE To PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore al 100 A. NJ, Way Mail. 935 A.
NJ, Express AIS Pm. Express. T.2o P. M. Express
| 10 40 2. NJ. Express.
From Baltimore to Port Deposit and intermediate
stations at 800 Y, N.
Accommodation train lrom Port Deposit will leav,
Perryvile al q, Al A. M, for Baltimore and nterme
| date stations
Trains for Baltimore leave Chester at 1906 A. M.
and Oil A. NJ, and 43b r. NJ.
| Trains for Baltimore leave wilmington at 1852 AND
| 1909 A. NJ, Los and o.17 P. NJ.
| SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
| Leave Baltimore II T25 p NJ, stopping at Mag
noia, Perryrnans, Aberdeen, Havrede-Grace, Perry
vile, Cnarlestown, North East Elkton Newark, Stan
| ton Newport, Wilmington, Claymont, Linwood anc
! Chester.
Il Y. KENNY, Superintendent
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LOCAL NEWS.

NEWPORT PrKE-The grading on the Newport
turnpike that has been In progress for someune'
ia finished
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WIiMING1os, Feb. Q, 1869.
This is to certify that had Plastic Slate RoUf put
on my dwelling over two years ago. II has given
81 tire satisfaction. slider 1t by far the ipest
and besl Roofing in use 1t improves by age-neither
col he-t uft cling II. Mine Is now one seamless
sheet Of 81 tie over tbs whole roof.
RICHARD r. JON ss, Tib sh'pley St.
fully concur in the above statement ro much so
that have hai the roofs Of new houses covered
wita II, and and perfect satisfaction with them.
JAS. M. JONES, 21s Market st.
WILMiNsTss. DEL, Feb 18th, 1860
In 1866 we had two bIlldngs rnofed with the q
tic Slate by Mr. X. Atkihsoh. II seems To improve
by age, an is nos one sean less shcst Of solid slate.
ercty IRE proof and to ali apprarat ces has all the
quail les claimed Tor it by the pat.ntee.
q. b. THOMPSON & co.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb 8, 1868.
take great pleasure in Recommending Plastic
Slate Roofing to any who may want lire and water
proof root. had my store and dwelling covered
with IT, ON the Top at an old shinge roof nearly Two
ago. The roof l. now entire sheet Of slate
giving complete satisfaction, and 70 all appearances
ycfy durable. LEVI WOODROW.
COMMERCIAL 0FfIcB. Fen. II, 1869.
Mr. Robert Atkinson; We are much pleased with
the Elastic Slate Roof you put on our rn zine ouse
our ste an boiler, an" consequently subec. to sudden
and extreme changes of temperature has been well
tested, think and has stood the perfectly Ii
now appears without 4 Nv nd apparently better
than when put on. Very Re peclfnlly
JESkiNo q ATKINSON.
costing Of Plastic Slate is sure remedy FIR
eaky thingles and metal roofs also preventive OF
danp walls. Metal roofs painted with the lest ma
ter'al extraordinarily used by the X. H. Co.'S
ROBERT ATKINSON,
toflice with Way 4 GOed), Filth n Market SITS,
teps.Sm Wilmington bel
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HATS AND CAPS.
w. q, DARE,
At home again at the cid stand,
No. III NORTH SECOND STREET,
ELASTIC SLATE ROOFING.


Please read the fol owing Testimonials-go and
see these Roofs--and you will be convinced that
PLASTIC SLATE is the
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One Dollar for Each Article,

One Dollar for Each Article.
We do not offer single article of merchandise that
can bt sold Wy regular dealers al our price. We do
not ask you To buy goods from lis unless we can sell
lhtn chenper thhn You can Oh ain Item in any other
way-whie the greater part OF our goods are rod ut
about
ONK-1ALF THE REGULAR RATES.
We want good reliable ageuts in every part of the
colhtrJ ~ empos lig your spare lime 10 form clubs
aud 'ending ns orders YOU an obtain the most
lintfal commissions, either In Cash ur Merch,Il-
dtze' ana all goods sent by us Wi, Ne as represented
anu we qua antee satisfaction to every one dealing
with cur home
Agenis rhnu d collect ten cents from each customer
AMI 10 va TO US in advance, for Descriptive Checks
of the goods W. sell.
Tie holders of the Checks lave the privilege OF
either Purchasing the article thereon dvscrbpd or Of
exchanging Tor any article mentioned on our Cata-
isue, numbering aver So different artices-not ole
oil which can be- purchased IN the usual way for the
SANE money The advantages Of fret sending for
heoks ale thete:-we are constantly buying small
litr OF very va uable gooir, which are ~ ON orr
catalogues, aud Tor ich we irsne che ks til ali are
sold hes de. in every lnrg" club will put ch, cks
fH WATon 8, QrILTs BL,sKgTs DRrss Par gEhs or
ONE olher article Of value gin ny members Of
the club an 'pAertuniy Of pa ehssng an article for
atoW one quarter Of It's udt,s. Ia every unit
il tn $50, accompanied by the cash. The ayeIt
10 20 may be retained /, PAY THE hXPKESS
CHARGES. This offer ~ more especially To assist
open to all customers.
COMMISSIONS.
Agents will be paid 10 per cent In cash merchan-
aze when they FILL UP THEIR EsTIRH oLuB, for which
below we give a partial List Of Commissions:
For an order Of $50 from ulub OF thirty, we will
pay the aEeni, Us commission, rs yds. Brown or
Bleached shtetirg tiud Dress Pattern, FOOL square
shawl, French Cashmere Pants AID Vest Pattern,
Fine large White Count ,rpane, &c, etc $500 in
cash.
For an order Of $50. from clnb Of Fifty we will
pay the KENT m s-iOn. As yds. Sheeting one
pair heavy Wool Blankets, Popln Dress Palie n,
handsome wool Square Shawl Slyer-Case Watch,
etc etc , or So 10 In cash,
tor an Oreer Of 800, from a clnb One Humid ed,
We will pay the agent, commission, 100 yds. COED
yard wide Shteting, COil-Silver Hunting Case Watch
hCh Long WO u bnAwl, suit Of all Wool Flcnch Cas-
siinere, ETC., ETC.. or S 0 in cash.
We do not employ any Travelling Agents, and GUS
teners should not pay ney t. Pr rsOns purporting
TO be our agents, unless personally acquainted
u-SEND MONEY ALWAYS BY REGIsTERED
LETTERS.
For fu Their particulars send for Catalogues.
PARKER g. CO.,
os and 100 Summer 81, Boston, Mass.
sept2s-1yw
WE HAVE A sLAw CUTTER WHICH WILL
L w cut coarse or fine as de,i'ed
/ j. A. ROBINSON & CO.,
I'd and Market 6ts, Wilmington.
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SPHAGNINE,
The Great Delaware Fertilizer,
'FRONT.' AND PERMANENT,
MANUFACTURED BY r. ]. WAY CO..
DELAWARE CITY, DEL.

sPHAGNINE rrice 40 Fer Ton, with an organ
ic basis In soluble form. combines Ground Bones
fotssf, soda aud heterogeneous animal substances
In such manner and In such proportions as t. make
Il the chespest manure for the amount OF fertiz ng
elenens contain.d In II to be found Ia any market
one ton contains more plant o'd than twenty tens
Of farm manu- e. II IL Prepared with especial refer
cree TO the permanent Improvement OF light, sand
AID heavy clay soils. Good for all crops send for
Circular iy22l,w
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A LIENS LUNG BALsAM.
1T HAS NO EQUAL.

II s composed " the .ctve prin illes OF roots and
plants, which chemically ex.rse,ed, 50 as to re-
tain all their medical qualities.
MINISTER'S AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Who are 80 ~ en- sel ced with thrDat diseases will
lind sure remedy in this Bal am Loavnres and
waters sometimes give rslirf, bat this B4lsam, taken
few times, will ensure . ptimsnest cure
VII. al those Aii ted with Coughs or Consump-
ton give this B4l-am f.ir tri ~ hey will be
pleased with the remit. CONFESS that the sure
remedy II forn1 ~ last
~ n 10 ALL By all Drugglsts. octstw
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WILNisGTos. DEL, Feb 0, 1869
Mr.. Robert Atkinson: We can say in relation to
mad part Of iOubdty covered with 1t about 1900
square fee) and that III 1861 and 6s we had 1t put
foundry and tlice (7OO0 .qnare fee 1t has proven
tn he excellent material for roofing purposes. Or
OFFS Ieifecy III hi and give Hs no trouble. The
y asst C slate has hardened and now furas one CONF
plee sheet Of slate, without crack defert OF any
kind L. q. SroTsENBuRa g. SON.
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yNANTED-AGENTS. TEACHERS. STUDENTS,
w Clergymen, Farmers sons and daughters, and
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CARD
E. o. THOMPSON,
Merchant Tailor,
ans WAN =,

PHILADELPHIA. J
Especial attention is invited 10 THIS cornnodto,s and
oedutJ'l bishment, The erei,rs stock ut reatpn
hslc ARD desirable gords Away o. hatd the r,nnta.
ton obtained MS leader ia Il,hions ard l. grsat
yactIi's possessed for the fabric ition and pryIut
dtsDstcn " AL orders. pP
Although eminent in the prosecution If erery branch
81 me ra'e. the particular benefit of tie or, nj
number dissatisfied, sN~'
Pantaioon Cutting. as n Speciality
l. announced; which is art not obta ned by imita
tiCe 'u pray
Those desiring easy and stylish Pantaloons, are in
vitrd To give thi- meihod Il rlll nc ! a., ~
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TESTIMONIALS,

Being FIRE. WATER and STEAM PR0oF--Light
and Dlrable-and equally adapted to any form OF
rnnf stppn mr. fat