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VHE subscriber takes this method of in- "A forming his friends, and the public gener- ally, that he continues to carry on the TAI LORING BUSINESS in all it's branches. at his old stand near the Court House, where all who are disposed to favour him with their custom, can havetheir garments cut and made in good style. Having acquaintance with some of the best establishments in the state, every thing relative to fashion will be speedi- ly procured. And while he feels grateful for the liberal patronage he has received, he as- sures his customers that nothing shall he wan ting on his part to give general satisfaction in future. .,. .E... ...

 u~Particplar attention given to cutting.

 STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE.

 Litchfeld, May sS, 1927. 4s