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GREAT PEDESTRIAN FEAT.

(Fron u Sporting Correspondent.
Paddy Hoofs. the celebrated pedestrian
but better known at Lords, and the va
rious Commons in the neighborhood Of
London, as the "Ammersmith Antelope
is sill carrying On his Herculean feat OF
walking round a lady in full dress 100
times in 100 consecutive days. He is
now in his second week, and looks as
fresh as when be first started. There
are bets to a considerable amount that
Paddy will never be able to complete his
arduous undertaking. What makes it
all the more difficulty is that a fresh lady
is substituted every day. 1t has been
observed that the dresses of these various
ladies, instead Of decreasing, are actually
getting bigger almost every week.
What the size. therefore, will be before
the Goth, much less the tooth, day is
completed, the most elastic imagination
snaps, Ike an over stretchedpiece of india
rubber, nits vain effort to comprehend.
Ii is also feared that there will be no
open space large enough in the vicinity
of the Metropolis to admit Of the expert
ment, as soon as it has expanded to its
fullest dimensions, being fairly tiied.-
In the meantime, however, Paddy dis
plays uncommon pluck. His unfailing
good humor, and cheerfulness under his
trying labors, such as would exhaust the
oide est and Worst-psid pos'man of St.
Martins le-Grand, win smiles of appro-
ual even from bis fairest ramparts. We
wish the brave fellow every success, and
shall from week to week make a point,
or several points rather. of recording
the onward march OF his iron-tipped
butchers and Undated perseverance,
Split Of The Times.
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THAT DAM ROARING.

A young buck went to see the daugh.
ter of a Presbyterian elder lately, whose
house was near a mill dam. 1t beingir
sihe spring of the year, the waters made
: considerable of arcar as they tumble
over the dam. The modest young gen.
tleman tapped lightly at the door at first
and received no answer. Again anc
again he repeated his knock. and still he
was unheard, Mastering up courage he
proceeded 10 infict some severe thumps
on the door, which brought the old gen
'tleman out.
81 suppose said the youngster. who
had by this time become slightly savage.
from being compelled to wait so long; L
suppose you could not hear me knocking
for hat dam roaring
The dam rOaringl What do you
mean, sir? How dare you speak in hat
ways said the divine, somewhat anger
ed al hearing the young man swear in his
presence.
mean to say sir. that l suppose you
could not hear my knocking on account
of the dam roaring
Dam roaring againl You young
scoundrel! Have you the impudence to
insult me with a repetition of those words?
Begone, sir!'
MY dear sir. squoth the now bewilder-
ed youth, 4 intendeded to say that 1
presume | could moi be heard on account
of the DAN roaring laying particular
en- phasis. on the last two words.
Insult on INSULT shouted the inGuria
ted man, and he rushed at the fellow
with he-evident intention of ejecting him
but was restrained by the voice of his
daughter exclaiming:
Papa suppose, the young man inten
ded TO say hat he could not be heard on
account of the roaring of the dam
oh, / beg your pardon, sir beg
your pardon-walk in, really-ah, well (!
Ideclare.! That dam roaring? Capital
Come in, come in. That is really too
rich ]
1t is needless to say that the yonngster
went in, and in the excellent society of
the young lady. o forgot the dam
roaring
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A MEXICAN EXPRESS COMPANY

"a Capital paid in. S'5O,00O. Proprietors, WELLS,
BrTrEEFIELD u Co.. New York .LIvISGsToS, F,RGo
* Co. Buffalo. having made arrangements for doing a
general EXPRESS business over tie Cleveland & lahO-
hing Railroad, have established an ONCE at Warren,
Ohio, and are now prepared to forward, daily in charge
Of competent messengers, with Safes, Bank Notes,
60 I'll and Silver Coin. Jrwelry and valuable packages.
Merchandise. Boxes Bales, Trunks and all articles OF
Express matter, with prOmptness and dispatch. Also
forward and collect Notes Drafts, Bills Of Exchange.
SC. to all points in the United States. California in
cludelO Europe and Canada. For the present our
Messenger leave Warren at : A. NJ, and arrive at : p.
NJ. Persons having Express matter to forward, viil
leave it with the agent, At his Office On Main street. by
4 p. W.. To. McLAIN, Agent
". sloane. Western Supt. aug 90, lSJ6-2m.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.


DISSOLUTION.-Notice is hereby
~ given. that the co partnership heretofore exist
ing between Oliver II. Patch and E.. II. Allison, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Tbos. indebted to
the late firm Of Patch & Allison, are requested to make
payment to o. II. atch, and tho &c having claims
against S id firm. to present the same t0hini. at the
oil stand OF Patch * Allison. o. H. PATCH,
Feb. ODD, lsJ6. Z. H. ALLISON.
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PORTABLE STENM ENGINE.
nEEN.S DATENT NHRQNnMETI

ShHD ClilhCh LIN
IA ENGiNE- This is an improved steam EuCine for
which Letters Pateu: we're granted to John 4. Reed, of
New York, January Q, IS55. The nature Of Ibis i'm
provement consists ia the increase o. power about %
per cent, and reducing the weight Of the engine one
halt The saving Of fuel il egecteu by letting the
steam IN on both sides Of the cylinder doubling
the size OF the port, AMI balancing the pressure. re-
moving tie friction and weight Il Of the slide valves. &C.
centres, cross heads, connecting rods. sc. The ex
ceeding simplicity Of this engine renders it ruch more
durable and easily managed than any other. and when
placelupon the boiler with wheels il is portable though
effective These engines received the First Prize we'd
al at the great Exhibition in Paris. There are about
seventy five Of them now in operation, all giving great
satisfaction.
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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS.
DR.. SAMUEL STRONG'S
FEVER DESVRRVERT


THIS is not the advertisement of .
Il worthless compound got up by some quackt to de-
fraud the public. but the simple notice of anew Remedy
ever Introduced
d s. STR0NG'S FEVER DESTROYER"
Is a positive and speedy cure tor every form Of Inter
mi,tent and Remittent FeTers. Chill Fever, Ague and
Fever The most aupls-experis nee supported by tes-
timOny Of many OF the most distinguished men in Ohio,
fully iusifes rs in speaking thus confidently Of its
. virtues" MARK THIS FACT.
-nr.S. STRONG'S FEVER DESTROYER"
Comes not from Ohsure persons scarcely known to any
one; neither does it emanate from a fictitious source
as is too often the case with quick nostrums-but il IS
u equivOeal and positive ~esJimOny voluntarily rend-
cred, Of individuals Of the first standing in society, or
occupying high official stations and professional dis
tinctions-whO have on their own persons and in their
own families fairly and fully ts: ted the sanatiVe virtues
of this true Fever destroyer.
TIE FEVER DESTROYER
Attacks the very root of the disease. and its action is
so energetic that its curative effects are plainly mani
fest in Il hours after it is taken. and the second pack
age frequently produces results which bottles Of other
popular remedies had Jailed to accomplish.
twill not only destroy the disease. but also eradicate
the most minute seeds Of it from the system, and re-ss-
tAhIish 4 healthy action in the vital organs
CAUTIONi
There IS n Counterfeit on this article, as on slnoss
all popular Remedies OF the day. Observe then, ths
Genuine has the miniature Portrait and written sigma.
ture Of N STRONG, NJ. D.. to counterfeit which IS
felony S. NJ STRONG & Co.. Cleveland. o.,
Sole PrOprietOrs & Manufacturers of DR.. SamI Strong's
Fever Destroyer Pills,
To whom all orsers and communications must Dc adj
dressed.
For sale by Z. A. Smith &c.. Druggists Warren,
and by all respectable Druggists through the States.
Dec 26.y
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A BORROWED CoUNTESAsCE.-A Gas
con officer, demanding his salary from
the Minister OF War, declared that he
was in danger of dying with hanger.
The Minister who saw that his visage
was full and rudy, told him hat his
face contradicted his statement. All,
SIR" said he, don't trust to that: this
face is not mine: it belongs to my land
lord, who has given me credit for 8
long time pastl"
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] q Rurro,

1ENTlSTRY.-Dr. J. G. Burroughs,
~ having returned from a tour in the Southern
States. would inform his old patrons. and others drsir.
ing services in the line Of his profession, that he is
again at his post. same rooms, corner OF Market and
Liberty sts., opposite the Bank. DIR. Burroughs is now
in possession Of all the latest improver ents in the con-
struction and insertion Of Artificial Plates, Palates,
Teeth, &C. either upon GOLD. SILVER. or GUTtA PER-
TIA base. and from his long experience in the most
intricate and difficult parts Of Dental Surgery, he can
safely assure perfect success and satisfaction in all
cases All operations upon the Natural Teeth perfor-
med with care, in the hest possible manner, warranted
10 lie as we'll done. as can be done by any operator in
the UHited States. or UGrrcR.
As many persons solicit Artificial Teeth, hut are un-
willing TO have their decayed teeth extracted. and wait
sufficient time for the absorption Of the alyeoiar ura-
tess, necessary for n set on gold or siliceous base. they
can have their decayed organs removed. and a set put
in on Gutta Percha. Immediately. to answer all the pur.
poses o. tue natural ones. These teeth can he worn
with perfect ease. are beautiful. highly popular, and not
expensive. DIR. u. will hereafter be in regular attend
auce at his Office. where he will be pleas Ito w~ait,upon
those VINO need his services, or council
n. B.. / would say to the members Of the profession
who are DESTROYS OF obtaining the Gutta Percha i'm
pruvements, that l am the authorized agent for grant
ing Certificates Of RICH; to use the Gutta Prrcha. and
giving instruction in working the same. Charges mo-
deraie. Call and see specimens.
Arril al IEEG-Ff q RTRR0T-EHE VI N
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ROWLAND SPRINGS. Trumbuil

H County, Ohio. The subscriber takes pleasure in
announcing to the public that this flvorite Summer
resort has heen greatly improved and its aitiactiyeness
enhanced in every possible manner. a new and ele-
giant Dining Saloon. as also. an extensive Dancing
Hail. have recently been added to the attractions -
Pleasure parties from a distance can At all times be
accommodated. A B0xling Saloon. Bath Houses,
Swings. &c.wiIl contrib ute 10 the enjoyment Of ~yisitor-.
A cordial invitation is extended to the public Of this
section to visit this flr-flmei Summer Retreat. which
is unsurpassed in beauty OF scenery and general gttrac-
tiyeuess. NJ. McMANUS.
Ill. Ia uE=g y,
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GRAND EXPOSITION of RICH

- AND UIIUILE UVUDc, Tor Mems wear Tor SVTIug
and Summer-cOnsistiLg Of choice French, English *
American Cloths and Cassimeres, Of all coi0rs ana
qualities; CassimeTes and Nestings in great varieties,
for dress and business wear, of new and beautiful pat
terms A very large stock Of Furnishing Goods and
Trimmings, Of all styl-s and qualities, a full AID COM
plete assortment OF READY-MADE CLOTHING, both
Of fine and low priced material.
Also. Hats and Caps, in great varieties. and Of all
qualities. from the cheapest wool. 10 the finest beaver,
suitable for all times ard orcasious.
In calling attention to the above I need only add,
that these goods have all been selected by myself vi h
great care, and with particular attention % a Custom
Trade, and The piece goods all he ma Re up to order,
as heretofore, in a style unequalled in this section Of
country. As for prices, call, examine, and Judge for
yourselves. JOHN L. WEEKS,
Merchant Tailor, II Market St. Warren, o.
Anril .. ESQ.
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- L Il l L r 4 P p l n G.
~ When you hear the rats a scraping,
Praps you think it's the Spirits .tappiug."
And when bed bugs fercely snip you
Praps you think it's ghosts that nip Won.
tn TO LyOn-he / fancy,
By magnetic necromancy
VIII procure you pleasant slulber.
though your foes he without number.
hats aud Buys his Pills and Powder
NIL as sure As hsh make chowder.
Iqats "A fact says the PhmniX. Of SPRING E pppD
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/ must say, from my own experience and personal
observation in my practice, il has proved to be the best
and safest remedy for the difficulties for which it Is
recommended, viz those Of female weakness, such -
PTOhpsus Cteri, FluOr AlbuS and all irregular and
painful menstruation, and diseases Of irritation Of ths
female organs. d. Y fOOTE, NJ. D., Syracuse, M Y
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An d~to fuHiSn g1eHces AGAINST SLgpe Property.
SEC. L
Be 1t enacted by our noble band
OF Border-Ruf6an, (Bowie-knife in hand,)
That should a sneaking Yankee fnom the east,
Come here, and dare to NEEDLE, in the least,
With any of our niggers, AID incite
The darkeys to resist our sacred right;
Then, whether they be niggers black as night,
Or those in rLom re're miz'd a little rhite,
Whether they wear the chains of Slavery,
Or have the sad misfortune to be free,
Any MissOarian, happening to be here,
May cut that Yankees throat from ear to ear.
SEC. II.
II northern whites, pretending to be free,
Shall aid our slaves to gain their liberty,
Or furnish rifle, cannon, shot, or shell,
To help them send their masters-baek to hell,
Then sOme good friend of order and Of law
Around the traitors necks the hemp shall draw.
Ifany Yankee, in this Territory
Shall circulate an abolition-story.
That tendsto maketh III happy, well-fed slave
Begin TO think his master is q knaFe;
And when he feels the lash, to snarl and pout,
Until, at length, he cen presumes to doubt
Our right to trade in human flesh and bones;
Then brave StrirgeHOr, or the gallant Jones,
Or Atehison, or any man of note
May cut his cursed, anti7slavery throat.
SIC. ".
If any Notion-Pedler shall induce
A Niger from his master to cut loose,
Aud slope for Canada-shall aid his fight.
And thus deprive the master of his right
Shall coax the silly darkey thus to flee,
With horrible intent to make him free,
He shall be guilty of Grand Larceny:
And, if We catch him, on a gallows high,
TIL internal abolitionist shall die,
Or toll ten yeau in prison, with a throng
OF thieves and robbers, should he liveso long.
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Commission T(trtbants.

~ E. LEFFINGWELL, Forwarding
~. and Commission Merchant, and dealer in Flour
Salt, Fish, Plaster, &C., &c, Warren, o. mar 3lt
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DLEASE NOTICE-A FRESH SUP
l. ply Of Harrison's Columbian PeIfumery.
FOR TIE TOILET.
Double Cologne, Nerbene Water, Florida Water,
ChIy staiine Vinegar. dc.
FOR THE SKIN.
Cream of Beauty, Carua,ion Rouge, Liphaln, Mag
nolia, Tablet, SC.
FOR THE HAIR.
Hair Restorer, Hair Depilatory, ShampOon Lotion,
Tricopherous Of every description. Also a superior
Hair DYE On hand that will do the work.
FOR THE HANDS
Upper ten Soap, Almond, Pumice, Brown, Windsor,
also a large lot Of family Soap termed the Wonen's
friend.
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS.
Upper Ten, Jockey Cur, New MoNn Hay, Sweet
BriaT. Moussciine, MiguOneite, and - others. Har-
rison's Upper Ten is compose often oioTs. ofthe most
nelly delicate OF all perfumes. II is dedicated to that
class. distinguished by refinement IL Is addressed to
those Of tasteful elegance, in whose cultivated sens
btlities reside a perception OF doors, comprehensive,
discriminating and delicate. To those who can appre-
ciate the bland influence Of a rich bOqUet Of the pursst
simple odors so justly proportional, aud artiSticaily
blended that from taem flows a harmonious whole, that
ell to the appreciatiye Of our own country, who CON
sciUus Of the dignity of American refinement, can
transfer their sanction from foreign articles Of medium
or inferior quality. rendered falsely attractive by a
tawdy oGtsiIG. to an American production Of highly
beautiful exterior. and who can distinguish between
conventional fashions in the Old World and truthful
production IN the New.
viii the good frienls and public generally, call and
examine our stock, which shall be constantly full and
for sale as low as sold on the Reserve.
SPRING N REED, No. 6 Market st
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INVEST GREENVILLE AND WAR

w Rem HACK The subscribers take pleasure in
announcing to the travelling public, that a tri-werkIv
mail has been established bet seen West GreeLville,
Pa, and Warren. o.; and that it will he carried by
two horse Hacks, lea~ing the Gaskill House, in War
rem, on every Monday. Meduesday and FridaS morn
iHgs. at : O'Clock. and arriving AT GTeenville the same
evening; and leaving GreauviIle every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday mornings, and arriving at
Warrez the same evening. Travellers East or West
between the above places will ind this the only direct
route. The Hack runs through BacOnsbnTg- Fowler,
Hartford. Burg Hill. Orangeville and Mount JOY and
also connects with hacks for Franklin, via Georgetown.
or Mercer. jamestown, HaTtstOwn. Conneautvilie, Gil
rard and Chrksville. BIONN * NESI.
.rv IN IA-r-sf
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II K. WISELL'S PREMIUM CAR
IL. RIAGE MA~NCFACTORY, West side Of the Ma
honing. MarIen. o..

~ TIE Proprietor wishes to say to his
NS@zG( friends, aud all those in won't OF "a Fash
I Ea|- iOnabIe Vehicle, that the On Rid SHOP
$50 in full blast lie hazards nothing in
saying that he has now on hand. and is now manufse
turing, some Of the most splendid Carriages and Bug
gies eve got up in Warren. A large supply Of aiding
Seats. ROekaEays, Phsetons- Prince Alberts, Jenny
Linds, Rough and Readies, TroUiEg Guggies, Top and
Open Buggies, Sliding and Single Seat Know Nothings,
with many other styles too numerous to mention, kept
constantly on hand and for sale at prices defying COM
I petition. Being himself 4 practical mechanic, having
employed a number Of first class Eorkmen in every
branch OF the business, and by using no material bus
the very best, his work cannot fail to be what he recem.
mends and warrants it to be.
PAINTING y TRIMMING done with elegance
and dispatch
I REPAIRING promptly attended to. A reasonable
credit given on approved paper. No charge for show
ing my work. Call and see my magnificent lot Of Car
riageS. T. h NI5ELL-
NIB A few first rate two hIrse wagons on hand
| ard for sale. Elk. W.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE
Warren. .Inlv o. Il
SALE.

Il The subscriber offers for sale his Wool Cardiug
and Cloin Dressing Estli lishment, on the MahOring,
a few rods south Of the Rlilroad bridSe in this Village.
II is one Of the most desirable locations for a Wooden
Factory on the Reserve, and may be purchased cheap.
b. STEVENS.
Warren, July 81, Is5G-6t
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READ THIS, AND BE WISE TO

READ THIS, AND BE WISE no
- NOUR INTEREST. Now is the only time.
u you VIII see TO it immediately, for an going West.
wishing to ruy all or part OF my property, now = tbs
t'me' Tor II l return to Warren next season again. /
Hili not sell on as fare terms as ut the present. for |
Shaii men huilh on the front ground. | have had sew
eral Oilers. and shall sell If I get a price to suit. InoW
oher for sale one Ia Z Of INV iron: building ground. on
Maih ; rect the whole eing A. feet front by 20 deem
also, my large Two story dwelling house and lot, immp.
diately hack OF front lot on franklin Street. said
dwelling = large enough for two families. being 40 hy
%Oieet, with gnou cellar under il, with "A kit,hen. one
story 30 by ~ feet. good large harm and IlricE sr,cts
liouse.W o"d House, and good Cistern at the mack door
] am now carrying on my trade in the building on nv
for the purpose OF going West soon. Persons wartipg
any articles IN the ginning lire. and ammunition Of All
nds' AZ Is good, and various other articles, will DO
we'll to give me a call.
Marrrn. June .. IrlG-1rn InmN ny
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NEW YORK BOOK STORE.
THE liberal n-atrnnann he.

I-T-e~l T|~--~ ~
I slowed upon this house during the past
S$1-a year, has induced Us to enlarge our bor-
sszGA1zSSs ders by adding I handsome addition to
our former room, which necessarily involved other
fixtures and increase Of stock, which re are now Tecei.
wing and opening up for the Fair, to the inspection
of which We respectfully invite the attention If our oil
friends ana the public generally. Our stock is large,
and OF a superior character, embracing every variety
OF plain fancy, and staple stationery, either for Office
or boudoir uses. In addition, We have added Church
Music and Wall Paper. together with all legal taps and
little trinkets used by our professional Gents, believing
as We do that We can offer as good a quality Of goods
and on as reasonable terms as any pedIier.
CASH AND P~ROMPr-TIME BUYERS,
are requested to call and examine, and no.c prices,
quality and variety, at our old place, the New YORK
Book Store. where We re always to he found, as we
give our constant personal superintendence 70 the de
tails OF our business. JOSEPH MARVIN. Jr.
Warren. Sen. 10. 1850.
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All sizes from I to leo horse power at the shortest
nO;icc. Also Reeds Patent Steam Pumrs, the simplest
and most durable one in use. f. raising water or sup.
ply ing boilers. Further information may be had By
addressing ID. II. WILDER North Bloomfield, Ohio.
Sent. 10. IsJ6-3m.%
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DIR. J. b. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,
ToE TBz RELIEF AND GRE or SUFFERING rENALa.,

we're or OF how long standing.
This medicine has never been introduced by empty
puts and Misrepresentation. nor is 1t Intended thst
its present popularity shall be sustained BY any nedi.
un but its merits and the appreciation oftne public.
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CTEAM SAW-MILL PROPERTY IN

GTEAM SAW-MILLP PROPERTY IN
~ B~RACEYILLR FOR SALE. The Subscriber OF
fsrs for sale his Steam Saw Mill, and Property, situated
half a mile east Of the centre Of Brareville. and half a
nile from the Cleveland aud MahOning Riiir0ad. The
MIL is one Of the hest, and is in good running order
With the Mill is Eve acres Of land. a frame dwelling
house and harm Also, viii he soil with the Mill, IL
desired. ninety-three acres OF land, thirty acres cleared.
the balance wood land, with 4 log house, good well OF
water, Sc.
lie also offers fer sale his large frame house, with
barns and out buidings. well, c stern, and three acres
Of land, with ahunaauce OF fruit tTees- and all convent
ences necessary. This last named properly Is at the
centre OF Bracevil!e. Prices cheap and terms easy
Apply to the subscriber on the PREMISES.
Ma 81, Is5j-tf. WILLARD LEVENS.
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40 PARTNERsnIP NOTICE.


The undersigned formed a co partnership on the first
day Of April, ls56. for the plrpose Of transacting the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business in the
city Of Cleveland, under the partnership name and
style Of
EDWARDS & IDDINGS.
The new firm would respectfully invite the attention
of Merchants to their large stock OF Grocerie,, before
purchasing elsewhere.
Having removed to { cir new and spacious Stores.
Nos 2U2 and 2Ui CrawfOrd's Block. River Street, they
are prepared 20 oGer goods as low as they can he bought
! in This market. WN.
Nav =. lS5G n. HIRAM IDDINGS.