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miscellaneous.

CHEESE WAREHOUSE.-HExRr H.
~ COLLINS, Forwarding and Commission Merchant.
for the sale Of Cheese. Butter, Pot and Pearl Ashes, and
Produce generally, No. . Wood ST.. P..tsbursh. Pa.
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nISSOLUTION. The co-partner-
IL ship heretofore existing between M. r. Treat
and VIM. Edwards, under the firm of Treat s. Edwards.
was dissolved by mutual consent ON the lst day Of
April, 1856. NJ-E TkEAI-
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F4cTs ARE sruBBoRN THINGS.

What has been done, can be again Numerous Der
sons can be referred to. who. by the timely use OF this
Powder. have saved the lives Of valuable animals, when
all oiher remedies had entirely failed. The
~ - ~ nT-DEa
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1 must say, from my own experience and personal
observation in my practice, il has proved 70 be the best
and safest remedy for the difficulties for which i Is
recommended, viz those Of female Weakness snch a.
Prohpsus Cteri, Finer AIbus, and all irregular and
painful menstraaticn. and diseases Of irritation Of the
female organs D. Y FO0TE. NJ D., Syracuse, NY
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Druggists. Warren, Ohio.
Sold also by P. Edwards. Csndelh; John Campbell.
'ewton Falls; Gilbert < Morris Girard: Brighton 4
luggles. Mesopot=mia; Henry Barnard, kinsnan.a and
4 Dealers generally. f-h2t-y
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z w. TOWNSEND, NJ. D., Homeo-
IL. pathic Physician, oaice in sutiin's Brick Block,
80 ~ sr.o:-., u,,oi W.rran- q. apr Iy
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. = . I would he glad to have a further supply, as
he medicine IS becoming very popular. and I think
will continue, as II has given relief in every ~insisnse
rho. NEWMAN. N. D.. III. Vernon. Ind.
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BOSTON ICLOTHING HOUSE

~ The proprietors have receive their Spring stock
OF Clothing. the Largest and Best selected ever offered
for sale in Warren. composing all the desirable styles
found in the Eastern Cities. Also a large and desir-
able stock Of piece goods, some of them rich and rare,
which we will make up to order, in the best manner
and most fashionable style, at low prices. aud warrant
ed to give satisfaction.
Hats and Caps in abundance, and a large supply Of
FURNISHING GOODS.
Grateful for past -favOrs, the subscribers would re-
turn their sincere thanks, and hope to merit continue
favors- & BROWN.
Warren, Apr. 30, 1856.
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MISERABLE PEoPLE.-Young ladies'
with new bonnets Oh rainy Sundays.
A witness in a bribery case.
A printer who publishes a paper for
nothing and finds himself.
a smoking nephew on a visit 10 an
a~nti-smoking aunt.
a star actres with her name in small
letters on a bill.
An editor with nothing but cold pota-
toes for a Christmas dinner.
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TINS is not more remarkable than the
set of jewelry a lady wears, which was
produced by the sweat of her husbands
brow.-Ca Sun.
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NOTICE.
EDWARDS & IDnINGs.

The undersigned formed a co partnership on the first
day Of April, 1850, for the p1rpOse OF transacting the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business in the
city Of Cleveland, under the partnership name and
style of
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CTAND NOT UPON THE ORDER

- OF FOUR GOING. L GO Al ONCEN
To DUNLAP. STEWART & REEDS. and examine their
splendid stock Of Goods, which are daily arriving BY
the boat Load
The facilities which our firm now possess Zone Ofthe
firm being constantly in the eastern cities, thus being
able to take advantage Of the m1rket) are not eqallled
by any house in Ohio. We call the attention OF mer-
chants and the public generally to the following list Of
articles, which, having been purchased before the great
rise in prices, We are enabled to offer at New York
prices
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We charge that Col. Fremont is a Ro-
man Catholic. Now, if he is not a
Catholic why don't he come out over his
" signature ard deny the facr.-N. Y
Express.
WI charge that the editor of the En-
press is a consumate ass. Now, if he is
not an ass. why don't he come out over
his " signature and deny the fact
Syracuse Journal.
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The new arm would respectfully invite the attention
Of Merchants to their large stock Of Grocer!e-, before
purchasing elsewhere.
Having removed to t cir neg and spacious Stores
Nos. 262 and 2i Crawford's Block. River Street, they
are prepared to otter goods IS low as they can be bought
in his market. WI AhDs,
~ 1851 HIRAM IDDINGS.
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Ii is stated that the wife of one of the
most distinguished physicians of Paris,
wears a ring made of iron that was ex-
tracted from tie blood taken from her
husband during some disease with which
he was afflicted. This is a new use for
hIood- RnicE
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Power Of Conscience.

Our readers will generally remember the case
Of Sydney V. Howard, the interesting and p-
ous young gentiemsn who 50 ingratisted him.
self with some Of our best citizens, that be So.
cured q position in the State Bank, whereby
he was enabled to steal some fourten hundred
dollars lie was huutcd with a good deal Of
energy and perseverance, tor somc months, but
he managed tn elude all efforts TO capture him
The affair has lost some OF IT, brilliancc by
time and the NOR dazzling financial operations
OF young May. bat oil will recall II upon our
mention oi H. Well. tine Interesting yoGng
gentleman is here in jail and expects TO ace a
very good time In the peniteu,iary, and what
Is strange, is here by his own act The histo
ry Of this rather unusual case ia aboat this 10
the apprehension that he was pursued he trsy-
cled over nearly the whole country, sometimes.
be says. in ihe very cars with thosc hunting
ior him, and after nearly two years Of this un-
happy life, wen, 10 ST Paul. Minpesota.--
Worn out with dread. he went 10 tho Marshal
Of the Territory. and told his case. and asked
TO be arrvsted Tho officer rrmoDs,ratej told
him be bad no authority 10 make an arrest /;
,hs, the affair was forgotten. and u b. meant
o. make his renorse good for anything. be had
h4,'rr xt to work ard earn the money he bad
criminalIy got and spcn,, and pay ,he Bank
and ,hos b. ba1 svindled that would be bet.
TER every way than going 10 the Peni'entisry.
Ba, Howard wss rcsolute 10 be arr%ted The
officer wrote to this city and rsqolsitioo was
procured. upOn which he vas brough, here 90
IburSday afternoon We believe an ibdict-
m<r, l. pending ags,ns, him for the lArceny.
PS-We learn that Howard xss seut 70
the Peni,entiary, on Saturday, for two yesrs.
He plead guilty.
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salt in - n Dssosa.

The salt region b-tw~n the Sheyenoe sos
tbs Red River ~ the North. which has Iui
bsbed the k'si river srt,ienent aud the iudsoI
Bay Territory with that indispensable sfticie
i1 . -rss of years, hss bert long known u
cur c,t,a~ts, sisi has esc,tSd much interest ib,
last y-ar ~ TOO. but the existence of extensive
.alt bids mo' b bearer our valley Is not yet
generally known.
II hss be~n our privilege 10 see the past
Spring, q specimen OF Rock bali. taken ho"
The bsd VI lake. equal 70 any article oi '"e
kird We ever bsbsld.
THIS bottsn ~ ihe lake In question 70 one
solh mas u H0ck salt. from which p~ces
NAV be brykeD, but ld without dfhcultys-
The Indians us rat spcars or 0thfr iron that
iii an. ger a. . wedge. and 6rce Of pi-csa. lD
.,we ips,soor- large ssd heavy With prop~r
,o,h. il ooold. We think. he essiy obtslnnd and
IN any quantity.
16s lake 10 question is not more than Eve
M sir miles from nsvisable strsm spd in
ihs vicinity of timtsr. As Ne propose visit.
ng tbs dspasit again this fall. however. we Gill
refrain IRON describing ie location morc closely
Al This time.
The ssi, Wien taken from the lake. crusbea
wthOut much d,dhcaisy sod r~ssi,s th~ sppsar-
aDo- of the b@st Kyck Sslt. ard we bslsve the
supply 10 almost ineILsnstibis.
Wa believe tbs dsppsit Is destined 70 prove
highly tssss6cisi 70 tho praprritv OF Mime
s,ts, nod lhsi ,ts ibAseeos w,ll hs moee % bns
klt thssaghost ths wsss.-H Hsndsrson Dameesoi.
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friend Co Savage how Mr., Woodruff decline,
meeting Mr. brooks In manner recognized b,
grntlruso. The narrative accustomed Munt
ter lie sad to Mr. Woodruff ---go it'll,
witch then Ia room In this world for you
and me. In his judgmrn, the cock that crows
aod ~ill no, dsh, ia dcspisd by hens aud pul
lets. lAugh,cr.l
Al,udlns to the rcmsrk OF Jamc~ Watson
Webb, which hal been quoted; that the -.
saalt d,scrv,d death on the spot" b, said Il
tho~ WIN endorsed thu, sentiment wished Ia
play n game Of chivairy 10, them. With the
whole RrpublIcsu c,vw. cane and take the lik
which they say I. forfeited. Il hts oppouru,s
werv satisihd wi,h tho prc-n, state oi III. c.~,
he was. lie rr,sro,si his thanks to his friend,
'~peeislly To the g,cd northern Democrats and
gcntlrm,u who had the aanh1rd 10 stand by
h'm. not forgetting John Scott tlarrisoa. o,
Ohio, Some grutemrn he believed had vo,r,i
agsin., him contrary to their wishr~. bu, wrc
"pWrs'rd upon by ouis'd" pressure; aud he .pok,
IN comm, miai'co Of thos- Who gave their vote.
w',hou, iodulgina In v,lliH,atiou.
Tic concluded by saying Mr. Spcaker. I an
nouocc 10 you aud the House that am 10 Ion
pcr a mmb,r Of tho Thirty fourth Uongrrsa
Confusion. Applause and his~s, during which
Mr.. Brooks retired.
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SUFFICIENT time has nov elapsd To enable Us
10 d.termine. with entire accuracy hos lar oar
declaration 10 tavor Of Buchanan fDr the Prs
deocy has ben responded 10 by The wings o'
" isoori, snd Illinois and Iowa, end wherever
ve may clsin m in6uenc~ from The extensive
circulation ofour journal. With the kno-'edss
,kus derived, ~ are authorized 10 ssy that the
r,-ult Of this coofereo~e with our old hiends ia
fsr more Satisfactory thar We had inst resson
IN erpert. We did no, sddrc.s o1rvlves To
Dtmocrsu ,h-y. ~ ooarse voub he graiihed
TO hesrp that, in a pressing ~snerr-pey, and pO,
for any particular love .e bore 10 them 90 &c
coun, Of The past, ve ksd tbcoss' prosr 20
ANNOUNCE Ourselves 10 favor Of M'. Bsehansn.
b., We ~ere soiicit0os. w. eoosss, sboot the
manner 10 which Old Why's - m-n With whom
~e had GOOD sho1Ider 10 shoud~r sor nno-c than
quarter II q osntury--oad reorive tha,
DECLARATION Al that ~e nov ssy 90 thn besn
is, tha, ve are satisfied n the r~spop- vsioh
oomes 10 ~ from oil quarter. b aoy indios,'oo
Of The seelinR Of our tiDe booorrd f'seods theo
ve are s1rs that se have dooe rish. snd have
% bssI,stsoe sboot psrsssipe u oss ovn enars.
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/
| The New York Herald has correspondent
| ""o' e~ days since. vlstcd Old Buck, aud
wrote about Il a. follows:
To-day ! took Ano,her walk TO whcs,iand,
~S'ensu ,ne OPERATIONS OF = moving machine
in grUs Aeld opposite TO Buchanan. m.n,on
until u Was brought up standing In = thick
growth Of dcae weeds, aud then turned INTO
the lawn Ia irout Of the Sages rcs,d,uce. The
house u surrounded by variety Of shade ,r,,
planted thickly, There Nm, ,wa gs,,r on either
hand irom which the afaWl path sw,rps srou,d
IN semi circle past the irs,ui door. The house
70 . mvderste slsd brick ed,acr. With two
winga. and circular poruco IA trout OF the
main building, which 10 decorated With white
w'u'iow shu,tcrs. aud hss ".or,h~ru expo
'arc." There 10 NO bs.I,puIl vi.ibis-- no ia,.h
s,ring oatHksc. Try = small rap NJ r~pnse
Tits won't do, II hu,ts the knucklp, aud Ia
a little ioo democratic for even The ,lvnoc, aiic
candidate io the prc-'drncy. Ali I ssv-- b.
n'nd the doofbud 10 bvli handle, On, J., L
aud sa'a't niEgur spp,as at tho DOR, takes
my card, and usncrs tnr ,u,o the library aud
the pr~sncr d. the Hm Jsmc. Buchausn.
The library Ia tu ths eastern w,ng. u COO.
,aos kw book ca~n dilcd Tor tho mus, part
With legal lore lsrEv table Is in the G, utrc,
covcrd with books, nn~lly with that sort which
burden tho mails undcr frank, and IN. marked
'1'd6' Uix. assarsf sxrs 10 cssa;ss, ssok q saa
covered with Gather. are in tho room. Tho
iroDt door aud the back windows srp wide o, en-,
and the bslmy air of Whtatland sweeps through
tho apartment. rendering Il quite e,mfaiubls
his hot dsy, Mr.. Busbapah--eaikd 'Jrms
barhao~n by southern stulk m,ii, aud Jun.
ny Hwchanan' by his lid to~ U-ii,u - " there.
-Four or i've sturdy. honest io kinx p.nn.yl-
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OF my native place, the animal from some IN
accountable cause. sprang from the road threw
me with force, breaking my arm and otherws,
injuring my person. Picked up by my friends
l was conveyed helpless and full of physica
aud mental agony, 10 my home Scarcely had
the surgeons performed the necessary duties
than one, whom esteemed friend announced
to me the gossip OF the ilsge. aud among 9th
er things, detailed the particulars of the courl
ship, und engagement of the young lady in
whom was 50 interested with well known
person Of neighboring cty--a person who's,
claims TO regard no one could dispute. Thes.
things. stated, with such apparent good faith
connected with that fearful silence Of six long
weeks, had no other effect than to increase nv
anxiety to unravel the mystery: aud on the
following morning, coucealinc nv wounded
limb under CLOAK. probably pale and hsgrard
presented myself at the mansion of nv mis-.
tress. | was received in the presence of the
mother. Sac confirmed my suspicious. Th,
young lady stood by the picture Of despair. yet
silent a. the grave. Desperate at what seemed
this bad faith. l return cd to my house, wrote u
hasty letter demanding my correspondence. and
returning at the same time every one cherished
token OF aticction. I eceiycd ali | sent for.
save perhape. so,ne Eoryo,tcr 0ovc-
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The w,ne Cellar. q, C,.c,mas,.


rccnt VISITOR 70 C'nc'nnati gives w the
following account o' the vine er'larS and vim
ous''"~s /" ana IN 'ne ne'sh"orhood ~ 'ha,
Guy we nave q" several occ sions pab'sh,J
'"'s~~nnH "c's rr'A''nH 10 the rrnp.Krow'np
and 'ho VINE hns''"Ss of OH" hut we ar
.nr We Hha'i add To- prvl"us accounts by pr'nt
my ,hc "n"sed 'n''rma'"n
'he vine h"u~- oi Cincinnati are among thu
'"~' 'n'eres''nH cor,os'h~ " that city W.
have visited two o' them The establishment
oi Il % worth Zimmerman Is the most cxt"n'
.'ve' but thai "' Zimmerman bro'htrs @dng
latest constructc'i, has many improvements u
'ho'e plA"ra de"p vaults arr constructed. from
grouLd. he'e sre Kept nt cool, uniform tenn
Tra'ur' during the entire year he mw vine
u hr" s'""u w mug "n'ts, cnPa"h ~ hodihp
from two 10 I'VE u'ousand gallons There II
-ianda. @rmonis, aud IN allow'd 10 settle during
q period Of rvsral mao'ha When II Ia ~ t"r
bottlieg u is rsck,d "a, Tho hotties being hll,d
and oork.d by machinery. They sre then
stored away In the vast cellars. where they re
main Tor some months. until ready for asr
The still vine dosS not require a. much man
ageu1nt a. the sparkling variety. which 10 morr
prkctly clarified. aud by means of pure rock
candy il il sw@trned and the sparkle which dis
tingoish~ II Ia securt. The bottles Of wine
are After being tiilcd. placed with tho nrcks
downward. Scdimsut gradually deposits itssll
near the cork. SkillIul wofkm'p then uDclo1'
ibc~c bo''les, holding them neck downward,
and allow enough oi the wine to Escape TO carry
"a the depo.it. This process Ia rpsted until
the WINE Is thoroughly clarified and III Tor use
While 1t N r'penlng II Ia most important to
Keep the temperature low. An idcrease oi
hall degrees N heat viii canso the bottles Ia
erpode' and sometimes hudrctis, even thous
nuis oi bottl'S are thus wasted, the destruction
sweeping Iat and wide through the cellars, and
Ia oo'y conqnercd by the application Of ice. u
bring down the AVERAGE temperature. Thes,
l,~~- arr common 10 oil wines of character
nmilpr ~ Champagne. and they have much In
iiucDce In INCREASING the cost
The descent Into the wine vaults Is like ,ha
into tho caves Of lmr'aras. with candles nnft
upon The ends Of shingles. tho guhi" and visi
tors espIom thc my-isrs'~ of ih'se dsrk and
silent rgio". ibe 1io"m profound and u
scarce l'gbhd ny the GUNNER {" Their candies !
w" visitors pas" on amid stack" o' bottle. piled
cro~"Ay. "od resting 70 moonds M'hh~'
damp aud moisture cnAhfood 'h.n and 'brre ''
nut hu'c Ho"'@ VI me g"oo e~" "'tn'n'
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4 Closs AVpi,cas,Ss. 4

Mr.. Evans, of South Carolina. made speech
IA The U. b. Scnsie = isw days sgo. iD reply 10
Mr. SumDers attack on bis State. IL tho
course of II he psrricd one Of Mr.. Sumner's
points - foilows;-- Bsfon Post.
Ia rvply Ia thu charge oi Mr. sumner. that
o0e u lbs features Of slavery was. that II toie-
'st~d tbe sepsrstiop ot husband and wills. 10.
rent aud child. Mr.. Evans sad that b. liv,t N
y district where tb- GunItH.i 0i slaves vs. great;
even greater than that u the whites Lut 10
such prsctiue exmt.d, aud public sip, ,msDt ~ '.
80 hnd Tolerated any such ,phumasiiy. lie
went "n TO detail ous inc'drnt oi tho klsd how.
vver, IN which botth'rn msn acted tODspi.
cuoas part. That nortb.rp map Was Mr.. Ab-
o-f sumoer, . brother ot the 9, astor IRON
Massachusetts,. lie Lad bcc.,me Interested
"a large estate ~ slaves ~ south Carroll.
10, which bal been ordered " be cold Tor
vision aid distribution, tbs order rQur.
,Ug them " b. soId ln ismlea according " Tho
uniform pisetics. not 0oly 10 that state. but
40 bI,rve IN all tho Southern States. Tbsre
wAA oUc family VI slaves. consisting of eight
,bs busi,aid aud vile, shd siI chidrsu; tho
utsd of lhs family bs b*sn tbs lsvOr'ts bsdy
srysut OF hls deo. s-ed master. 10 the sur
prise sDd Indignation VI tn'sr pfeseGt on ,bs
Jay oi sale, the vile and children we're put %
aud cold without the husband sDd iAiLsr. Il
WAS discovered, however. that this wss doe Ut
tho Instance VI Mr.. SumDsr. wb0 was ipi r,st-
q N Ooe ii the distributors. aid u ~ss uui.r-
,u~d that b. had prUeut,d 4 with tho vs~ 4
Dayiug this husband. aud .xieuding t' him ,pr-
c,s, 'svas lie dd buy him =, rduod prIos.
1ai soU si,sr tbs sa". hr. oupier vs. Dotd
making .dorts " ssh bm ~ ~ sdssDc.d price,
a, sDv t,,u that vt,ud Dutrtnrs. NJ ODo
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We publi.hed yesterday = letter from the
ca oi Henry Clay, announcing his detsrmins-
ton u vote ios jams Buchanan. Ia this
county the living representative of smother
Sh,g patriot sod statesman. Gct Harrison. v's:
his s,i,s- ,s-in-lAw, W,liss, II. n. Taylor sDd Dr.
TbWntoa, must ssl,nsble citlsas, err sls, tor
ihs Democratic candidate. DO % The soo and
immediate p~rvDnsI iriruds u The Ismru,sd
tsnisd Webster 10 Boston, end thsrv b no
.ioobt 10 20 doug tbsy act - vosld thoss de-
linguisbsd Wb,gs II thsy we're uov spou tbs
stage u psbI,c 10. M Old Lise Wing. Who
!. coussirst u biz principles. csn vox either
is the Black Republicans OF KSov EothiDgs.
Their sy,npsthss must tsks them 70 the ooiy
r.main,p { 6st,oo.l nod Union osgau,sAtioa--
the D~mocrary.-Cm. E.q
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The Ane rsean msss uderssssa,r..

Eow esn yos think you Ysakee 6.ilows,
Inat 81 yenf prxvs . we are j-siousf
why ei<dhsss - vell mtxht worry.
Herself sseaass Of thrsisg sarrvy.
Wetnos the spread cf ys1r dosniaien
Is htewis- hat free opinion
which e"wte-tuife. r~vuiv-r, r,ae,
Aed LJneh hw ssi In snan part <tiae.
Your svowth siarms % sst. Me Ru.sian,
wash shrsassss stoppags Of d dscusxion,
Ihfsldom, restriction, prob bi,ion,
Aud suorsnce and superstition,
Your destiny the Angio-savou
Name, sm,th Jonss, Ie6srser and Jaekson,
b 70 d,aa - John Bull veil kuoss IL.
Tia masisssa--vs dsst epp,ss H.
We pint 20 bounds % ysur sapsason
A. thas II feeder, Ia our Mansion.
House, at III civic aonorch's table
We tnss u IL lasvitabie.
Wherever yes .nisrg. your border
Thef- a.fvsacs Sbssty sad Order
F1isnd Arts Seissee. and Letters,
We fear no, the-s-but Whips and'feitct.
Against u. Why are YOU .o bitter
bsosas~ we sometimes grto and litter
A intis q year speech and msnnsrsy
Thereto orr, must ours bs hostile bAnnerx'
Don't ws suvs-lves hush at each other
Coz idef Jonathan my bro'hss
Laugh AZ our beadles and our nunkeyN
Csparsscned Ike fools and moakeys'
noat ve der,ds our ol. and as.s-.
Th~ snebs Of ~ur uJeri.r cias~es
And th'se & an In fsd,~ sist,ou,
cat Cockneys BY derominsti' ~
Are 90 snrsged ~ith Nc fay ioA ing
Are yor 'nd~sf for hayo ets potinS
AZ int our su, 10 seb-s s.dne.s
Or have We haaiared xou IN m. dns.xt
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by ths rsesss survey oi the 6sld Of Brad
docks defnt. mads BY hr. Bsseroh and b.
party. Il vss foapd that ths topography d'd
not ssrs< With tbs msps Usually psoi'.hsd'.od
Mr. Bancroft Of oocs eosnmisiossd NJ u
uobs. ,hs dis,iogsshsd -osiss<s. % prs,os
10 ons'sct map of As sroasd ss tAs iss'S
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-04-12
FAMILY GROCERIES, &c.
A. SCHLANKER'S
CONFECTIONERY AND FAMILY

~ GROCERY.
THE subscriber still continues the above Du'
| siness at the old stand on Commercial Row
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
received from the citizcus OF Clinton, and the
public generally, he will spare no efforts to de.
serve a continuance of the same.
He has lately made large additions to his
former extensive stock which enables him to
furnish every thing in his line of the best qua
| lity, and on the most reasonable terms
Particular attention will be paid to the fur.
nishing Balls, Dinners, Weddings, &c, with
cakes, candies, swcetmeats, fruits, wines, cor.
dials, and such other artielea as may be want.
ed for such occasions
Among other articles now in store, he has
the following
Candies, assorted.
Rock candy,
Cakes and pastry, assorted,
Confectionaries,
Preserves,
Raisins, best brand,
Cinnamon and spices,
Almonds and Pccans,
Cloves, nutmegs, and currants,
Cordials assorted. superior and common,
Strawberry, raspberry, orgeat, ccrdials,
Jelics currant, ounce, orange, guaya,
Sugar cured hams Of the best quality,
Mess beef, by Darrell, or retail,
Cheese Swiss, German, and western,
Coffee, tea, chocolate, butter,
Mackcrcl, salmon, dried apples,
Pickles, ketchups,
Soap, candles, star and spcrmaccti,
Wines Port, Madeira, Claret, Champagne,
Muscat,
Brandy, superior and common.
Whiskey, Gin, Rum,
Porter London and American,
Ale Scotch and American
Sweet Oils, Sauces, prepared Mustard.
In short, every article in the line of confcc-
tionary and family groceries
BREAD BREAD!!
Fresh Bread will be furnished every morn
ing, delivered at the residences of those who
may desire it. All orders left at the Store,
will be punctualy attended to.
may A. SCHLANKER.