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The undersigned would also inform his
friends amp the public TINT he ID prepared to arconmo
date all who may call upon him. with comfortable lodg-
ngs and his table il always well supplied with the hest
that be procured il in NE market Every e1ertion
WIN he made to administer to comfort and convenience
his 4uesN. 81 s4zi FEW @iif't a@Ha @tH -.
His sahes are well stocked and means II conveyance
may be al times. Travellers conveyed to any
part the country. st all times. and the most accc
nodating terms. ss - ...l. 80 ! -, 81
Dec Ct -tsHss sA5#a stG5at cta JOHN BERGER. !
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Thibodaux Female Institute
$50. S. TENNEY, Principal,

ThiDodaux Female Institute.
-.q..a,e S. TENNEY, Principal,
4 IDED by competent teahers
"A in English, French, Music. Embroidery AR
Drawing. Painting. etc.
mence on the Manday in October next. No scholar
win be taken for less term than session Of Eve
months but scholars may enter ut any time and charged
only from The time OF entrance. II Board and tuition
payable In advance. f5a 9+.-1 q t't ii Nd
-aamue ..li4t IL =se *-s -as -a
TERMS.
Board and Tuition In English, per session of five
months. ....... ss5 90
Washing furnishing room lights. ETC., per month"; 90
a,on,h... 90
per perm month . -. 49,. 500
Tuition for day scholars per month; %
incidental expenses for session of five months,. 10
Oct II, aaiS-1Sn IS agiftGr sa f -@H
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no. FOR THE RAILROAD,

TOHN BERGER has placed Stage 1AS1R
j and Expsess upon the line from
Houma 10 the Railroad Crossing, Terre- = = -
homie Depot. capable Of carrying twelve passengers
The Express will leave Hounia every morning ut eight
O'clock and returning to Hnuma, will leave the Depot
Immediately on the Arrival Of the from the City,
sag 1t half past H.. al zfs Is 3, s1tr{ Hiar..
- " Another Stage
will leave Houma every day between half past ten and
eleven O'clock in time meet the cars ON Their return
from Bayou Bnu that passengers for New Orleans viii
have about three hours more time in this pt'ce IMAM
heretofore. --
! FARE EACH WAY - 81 %
He hopes, BY attending b wants and convenience OF
the travelling public merit share Of their patronage
Hoaa.a in cosvey passengers In any direction. Ign
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Terases 4 Cosd;t;io,,,lsI..

An Compeant, ponr satisfaire q som,ue
d Dssxs cent Quarants HUT COZ 100
Piastrss, svec halt pour cent. par IN dia-
teret depuis le deux JUN 1850, u les ffsis
deces procedures ~. acredit pom
hisOahsssasa1s De soixante deuIa l6fs4o0
PiastEes payaLs dsNss. mos aprss le 2
JUN 1855. .asr.r. - -. !. :,
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fasela.e 1sssens 20 y Jsias U.s.. +, $. sss.,sts
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alspice grain AID ground Coffee, Rio Java, Mocha,
Nutmess, Sugar. Brown, Crushed and
Cloves, Pulversed.
Mace, q tsi04A zs,s.1ets Teas, GunpoWde4, Hyson
Cinnamon in Mats and grind, and Black,
Ginger Haoe and Gnand Rice in Terces ahd barrels,
sage in Tin Cans, Walls and Buffalo and Beef Tongues
s,..sH, 6.ys... md B,se. sses.s s 'S'61sla
p,e. rses s'..s es sFss. liam: s"e.sd and s G
0nian.. sssss Pspper, -Gs.sa, snsksA. and 8. c.
s.Ss' he ssaieayesks Green ' SMOKED, .nd g. G
salerstus, Sides.
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y, .R Rs;. Pear. rrne. Prime Prime se.s nEg
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ssnoes assorted ssrPassy, 6risa Csa1.A,w sn 8sIas
Faacy soaps :ssf ,Piekled Goldfish,
No.. ssiAa3 f ssas Row as..ns, ~
Clothes Pins, white 1ish.s SHH aaHta
Covsrsd and pa.sed baskets. Rsd rs. -, Nm
cioshes ia,ss,ez esassaT SsssdisS Frssca ..d Am
Shoe h.saAss, ssasa .easisi-.: etsaa.
Did Apples asd PsseAea s.Ssa. Rye and Recsissd,
sesa; w..sr; Butte, ssss casss: White Wine, cesn-
Freneh and Pilot Dsead. "a s 6ials, ScAaavp lasa-
Pine Appse, EsClsh Dairy sehino, Nackbery,
se1f yeeGoem Cheese,. 9Ei~@a Woemwuod ana French.
ButteE, Weste and Goshen, Sauces wssesstsssrs and
ssss "a b &. y.,l s1 Preserved rs.el..
f6ecco, Smdkng and chew Ounces, BiseberTieA. etc
ing. sazng9 ass sstSEo3 ssass ssliat yssssS
fguespasa,s sSw 80 sesesal sasstosas Il H.assssa
Geets He.s Dsets aAses, OoaA6ug nsavsre, sap Chan
delAy, Willow, wend, Crock9yvlRe, Ae. IAN * which
ate osed cheap FIR cash, q 50 % and - days dae
at the sign Of TIE Steamboat 90 N, u rhiHp seet,
myl6-G sSs5ssA gzsf s. Rs55rRg.A. Il RA0AN. 70
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= Ecery Article Of The best Quality. I
H0=s----- FGGtfs ~ = -flSeHs
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c, &c.
tagsaaE 7ssar- ssu nos{n hsila3 5ns
dss 7ssR LAG IA iNb,,ss ''io,"
Nos. and 10, St Phillip street, aF 2

Z #aa natsI FThiboda1x.e !. H3sH8IF
Has on hand the rrest ard finest a.scrseneo II FAMILY
GROCERIES, WESTERN PR ODUCE, LIQUORS, &C.. 70
Be found IN Thiboanax mis- stock Il remarkably
pese 10 every department. comprised in part Of the follow
ing articles: III
alspice in grain AID ground Coffee Ro Java, Mocha,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-06-27
= y 70I.eUIYHITB OF LINE.
rHE UNDERSIGNED having

IL .liahe.l Z 0V.aTIPHATEOF LIE INT
nv n ti.s C;tv Of New Orleans, take D'eassr
- n, nteM sxneraily, that they ss PEP ,
~. ...;..s.ss = - expsfienosd Cben1 j
s ~ ..,;si. SMITH, AcLe
RoFWCE-No. IS. cotimon se'ses =
80 aMlrN Z co. ~ err 10y - n
"A ~ Terreboone station a tina Opelsae -.
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JAMES MEDICIN-sS.-
% sortsnspt Of Dr.. Jsgnes' y d,e1 eTI
poums Drug SsWe. 1AiAAAi
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Terms and Conditions.
sooJ-a lvsn,s par /. sAer...9 ~ !
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Pa.
l.p<.s !. Fss'e' - &. :. d =, sss
Earl 6siihot s.ass.1 - ..ss.a - -. :.

4S000 M8tJ00t. y - SAes4@ gAsAsas7
] En vartui dun ordre de saisie ct de
yente. aman6. de "a Cour GUS nommke,
dams raffaire ci.dessus in.ilulte ct numt-
rotee, il sera ofTert en vente pabliqse I 4
Maison do CourH i Houma par Aubin
Bourg, Shssif de- la dite Paroisse,
!, ~ 90 e SAnEDr. le Ter Aodt. 1857. s.. e.
entire q heures A. r.. ct 4 heurey r. H.,
10 psopri<t6 ei.apres dkcrite, SAVIOR: aa=
Un certain moroccan de terre situk dams
L Paroisse Terre bonnie, sur Il rive droite
easdescsndant dus bayou Terrebonne, !
environ un dem. mile audusslls de Houma,
mesurant un demi arpsst De 6cs pr 4
Pro(oudeur de Parpentage, 1 peu pres hut
aspsnss. horne en- haut par la terrs de
Melville Fields, ct en- bas par l. terre de
+ II. Grihnage, avec tontes les hktisses
e smeliorations qui ~ tsouvsnt apparte.
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SPLENDID OEFERS ..ile
az. FOR 1856 AND rss7 roc-.

Unlike the more ephemeral Magazine n u..r 49,,
periodicals. lose little by age Hence nee
%mn no o@s.isns fr 1885, may he res. ss, Nos
At the following EXTREMELY LnW RATS =, Years
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-10
On the Rack Track.

The astronomers tell US that the Comet
is now leaving the earth, as swiftly as it
approached, and the frightened star ga
zers, can draw a long breath. 1t has
already passed its perihelion. and We need
have no fears that in its eccentric Oh bit,
it will dash against the earth. Its near
est approach was on the 9th day of May,
when it was at the very respectable dis
lance of twenty millions of miles from
this earth. Whence it came, whiiher it
is going. and for what purpose it is thus
skylarking among the planets, is a mys-
terry which sadly puzzles earthly astron-
omers.
We know of no better advice upon this
subject. than is given by Mrs Hale. in
the following lines:
Lone Traveller through the fields of air.
What may thy presence here porteud;
Art come to greet the planets fair,
As friend greets friend?
Whater thy purpose, thou dost teach
Some lessons to the humble soul;
. Though far and dim thy pathway reach,
Yet still thy goal
Tends to the fountain Of that light
From whence thy golden beams are won;
So should we turn, from earth's dark night,
To God, our sun.
- 49, az
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Il To all PERSONS afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
as SPERNAT0RRHEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS. IN
POTENCE GON0RRHEA, GLEEr, SYPHILIS, tie
Vice OF ONANISM. or SELF-ABUSE, &c, &c.
Tbs uOWARD ASSOCIATION in view Of the awful
destruction of human lite, caused by Sexual Diseases.
aud the deception ~practised upon the unfortunate vic
tins of such diseases by Quacks. have directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as 4 CHARITABLE ACT worthy
Of their name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS,
to all persons thus afflicted, who apply by letter. with
a description Of their condition. (age, occupation, ha5-
its o. life, &C. and in cases OF extreme poverty and
suffering, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF
CHARGE
The HoEard Association is a Benevolent Institu-
tica. established by special endowment, for the relief
Of the sick and distressed, afflicted vita "Firulent and
Epidemic Diseases" 1t has now a surplus Of means.
which the Directors have voted to expend in adTeriis-
ing the above notice. II is needless TO add that the
Association ommands the highest Medical skill ofthe
age. and viii furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
Just Published, by the Association. a Report on
Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice of
0nauism, MasturbatiOn or Self Abuse, and other Dis
eases of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Sur
geon, which will be sent by mail, Gin a sealed envel-
ope) FREE OF CHARGE, on the receipt Of "
STAMP for postage
Address, DR.. L R. CALHOUN, Consulting Sur.
geon, Howard Association, No. : South Mn I'll Street,
Philadelphia. Pa by order Of the Directors
GEO. FAIKCHILD- Secretary.
EZRA d. HEARTWELb, President.
N,x II Is5--v
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ONE THOUSAND MISTAKES. Of

TNHE NEW YORK LEDGER sold at
L Adams Bookstore at 4 cents, also Ballou's Pic
torial and other papers.
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A speck of a Gale.

On Monday evening, a strong wind
swept over this town. A part of the
roof of E. A. SMITH & Cos. Drug Store
was blown off. The roof was timed,
and the Tin raised up from a large space.
and some of the r%afters, boards, DC,
were blown into and across the street
Some heavy stOn caps on the top of the
walls Of the large brick sore adjoining,
were moved from their places. A few
shade trees in the town we're blown down,
but we have learned of no further dam
age.
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Nv s.lss--s
CHERIFF S SALE.
~ David HeCsadless, Survivor, }


~ vir.us ofan alias order ofssls Issued out sfths ssurt
o. Common Pleas % Trum5dii County. Ohls. 70 ne al
rected and delivered, on . decrv0 uais by said Csurt
at their March tern, A.. d. 1851, I shall expsss to pub
lie sale, as upon execution al Law, at the door Of the
Court House IN Warren. in said County. on Saturday,
the Goth day OF Juus. AID. S57, between the horrr 81
10 O'Clock A H.. and 4 O'Clock P. d.. OF said day, the
following Real fstafe, described in said decree. 70 wiC
"A part Of lot No. Il, situate in the Town Plat Of War
rem, Trumhull County Ohio, and bounded as oilsvs,
viz: Beginning a. the north Hest corr er Of sal lot Ne.
n. which is the centre u the east wall Of L. ]. Iddlnr's
Brick Store, and the vest vail Of tn. building On The
lot herein conveyed, thence south along the centre Of
said brick wall and West line OF said lot Nc. II. eighty
feet Goa thence east parallel with Market street, ven
" feet 261 thence north. parallel with the rest line,
eighty feet SJJ to Market street, thence west Along
the south line Of Market street, twenty feet to the place
OF BEGINNING, and which includes one half II the said
east wall Of said Iddings' building. according to ths
provisions OF an article ofsgreeEent. entered into be-
tween Daniel Gilbert and Lewis J. IddinEs. and rscsr-
ded in Trumbull County Records. and to which rslsr-
enee is here had. ard reserTing tc the said Gilbert,
his heirs and assigns, the right to nse all the ssst wall
Of the building on the lot herein conveyed, a. 4 parti-
tion wall for any similar buildings that he or they may
erect on the residue Of said lot No. Il in he same nan
ner, and to the same extentas isprovided in the ar-ss-
ment Aforesaid, between Gilbert snd Iddings. in rsla-
tion TO the east wall OF said Idlings' buildInx-bsinr
the sane lands aud tenements conveyed TO John D.
Wick and David NcCandiess. by Daniel Gilbert, ~
deed bearing date September LAT. 1852. to skish rsfsr-
eues IS here had. Appraised al ss.So0.
II. R-uARNoN. sheriff.
Sheriff s 05ce, Warren. Nay 90, '57-SE-S,37
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Fire.

On Friday, the barn belonging to Mr..
SHERIDAN RoBERrs, in this place, was
burned. The fire is supposed TO have
caught from sparks from the Machine
Shop near by. The Shop was in cOnsid-
cradle danger, the roof and weather
boards having taken fire fIom The burn
ing barn. but was Don extinguished.-
The loss was about $500.
The Fire Engines were on hand with
great ~promptness. but the cOmbustible
nature of the building and contents, rem
dered it impossible to save it.
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CURWEN'S STATUTES of OHIO,
~ now in force, just received-aiso twenty copies
Swans New Treatise, last edition, at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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Soda Again.

Soda Again.
We notice that the Soda Fountain Of
Messrs. E. A. SMITH & Co., is in full
operation. jenkins says it is a very
agreeable operation for him TO drink one
glass of Soda. but does not feel fill, IN
less he has W. glasses. He also thinks
it was a tremendous operation in that
Soda Fountain thus to blow the roof of
the store the fist light.
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Apule SntsuiaeIrte.
Wool

Wool.
The wool trade has opened, but the
prices, especially of the lower grades, are
rather unsettled. We quote for coarse
woods 20 cts. per pound, full blood As,
intermediate grades in proportion. The
large buyers are very cautious, and seem
indisposed to make contracts for the flu
ture. They are not certain, as yet, what
effect the late change in the tariff on
coarse foreign woods viii produce upon
the prices of the domestic, and are dis
posed to wait. The prices now seem
about the same as at the opening of last
years market, but are less than those
paid at its close. Fine woods will prob
ably fully maintain last years rates.
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Boots and Shoes.
& RETAIL.

ID CRANAGE continues TO manuiac-
-. tgre and keep on hand, a; his store.
NO. c, LAIN STREET. WARREN, OHIO,
Two doors south Of Smith. McCombs & Cos store, a
large. complete and we'll selected stock OF goods he
can recommend to customers a. moderate prices, con-
sisting of LADIES FINE CONGRESS,
Side Laced, Patent Tipped AMI FOXed Caters, plain.
good and substantial CATERS, home made. OF different
grades and colors. aud a general assortment OF all
kinds Ladies' Shoes. Slippers. &c.
MISSES & C~HILDRENs' CATERS.
Bootees, Shoes and Slippers, of all kinds and colOrs.
G~ENTLEMEN'S FINE FRENCH
Morocco, Kip and Thick BOo.s; a good assortment Of
fine Caters and Slippers; Boys and Youths Cali, Kip
and Thick Boots. Brogans, &e., &c.
A GOOD SUPPLY OF FINDINGS.
Consisting Of French Calf, Patent Leather, Calf. Boot
Morocco. CoTie Sole Morocco, Glazed Kid, Prunel,
Galloon, Boot Webb. Lasts, Boot Trees, Shoe Pegs.
Nails, Knives. Thread, ana everything else pertaining
to the trade.
April %, 1857. B. CRANAGE.
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German saenger Buud Concert.

This concert came off on Friday even
ing. and all the performances were high
ly %applauded. The performers upon the
different instruments were skilful, and
Played with good taste. We should have
enjoyed the songs much better if our
knowledge of the German language had
not been sadly deficient.
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Retprned.

DE-. j. LoY has returned from the west,
and resumed practice with DR.. NELSON,
in this place. DR.. LoY is an old, and
well known practitioner in this neighbor-
hood, and needs no recommendation
from us.
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~ An inquiry into the nature, results and legal ba-
sis Of The Slave holding System-byR Richard HildTeth.
is one OF the most able books upon this subject
ever published. and deserves a perusal by every think
ing man in the Land. Sold at
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Vegetables.

We are indebted TO Mr.. W. P. JONES
for some fne specimens of Pie Plant,
(Rhubarbs, Radishes and Onions. MIR.
J. keeps a supply Of these articles, and
all the vegetables of the season. as well
as a general stock of Groceries and Pro-
visions. al his store on the corner of Main
st. and Franklin Alley.
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CASH FOR STAVES.-The subscri

Der will pay Cash for Slaves Of the following di:
mensions: Pipe Slaves, ~ feet long, Sc TO in. vide,
ssto = inch thick, heart edge-szp heWn OF, Sle,OO per
thousand. Also, Barrel Slaves, 30 inches long, 1
inches wide, ] to 4 inch thick. heart edge. Healing,
p Inches long, inehes vide, l to 4 inch thick, heart
edge. Sl0,O5 for 7OD slaves and 300 pieces Of heading
all from good White Oak, well proportiored and free
from worm holes. No pieces taken smaller than the
measure. Delivered at Stephen Burnett's Wharf in
Warren, Ohio; or at any other point on the Canal.
II. ?. ADAMS, Salen, o.
Nay Is, 1871.
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STEAM ENGINES,
OFFICE AsHTABrLA & NV LISBON R. T. Co.,
LshAaEnla NJ ~ laa- Z

Notice is hereby given. that an instsllment Of Eve
dollars. or ten per cent. on each share Of the CAPITAL
Stock OF said company. payable to the Treasurer Of
said company. at his Office in AshtabGla, on the FIRST
day Of July next, and Eve dollars, or ten per cent. on
each share. as Aforesaid, payable as Aforesaid. on the
first day Of August next, was this dag assessed by the
Of said Company.
Z. NEWTON, President.
Attest-H. FAssETT, s~ecrstary.
Nay %, ls57-4E.
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TOUR CENTS EACH, for the New
L York Ledger, at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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DATCH 4 OPDYCKE have on hand

DATCH & OPDYCKE have on hand,
l and will sell for prompt pay, at low figures;
( Bales No. Moss.
$50 bs best qSality eurled heif,
80 hides enamcled Leather,
So do patent do
JJ3 pieces rnameled cloth.
% do gold and silver bronze cloth.
50 do damask cotton, silk and wool,
900 sets s-irrup joints, prop irons, &c.
30 pieces velvet AMI Brussels carpet,
5000 yaris silk and worsted laees,
- gross flncy tuft Buttons.
Il pieces broad cloth,
leo sets hub bands,
40 gross carriage knobs. silver, Jap'i and brass,
80 pieces ~girthing,
80 q shoe threat.
500 brass. silver and Japd 6 A Trees.
GOO pairs names,
COO gross Jlpd buckles,
TOO do silver do
lO0 doz bride bits.
& :" mats
800 {" cOckeyes.
50 gross b~reeehing rings
500 whips,
90 pieces floor oil cloth, =, A,44.J4, ca, 81,
90 aoz back lights,
100 trunks and Yilises,
3 dOz carpet bags,
20 4" shale tasseis. silk and wool,
90 /" carriage do do
A large lot Of lacks ofall sizes
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Arrow.

Some of the sons of the Emerald Isle,
kicked up a nice little shindy down street,
one day last week, in honor of which,
JUSTICE ABEL requested the pleasure of
their company.
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Cleveland & Mahoning Railroad

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
A. Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland, Co
lumbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and CieYe-
land * Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks to Chagrin Fails.
At Mantua. with Hacks to Ravenna.
" Br2ceville, with Hacks to Newton Falls.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenville Mead
Vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
" Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence By P. T. W
d C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
I. Passengers learing Y0gRgstoDa at 1927 ?
W, arri1e at Toledo az II:30 SANE Righ, Gad CAieage
az 1880 merit morning.
April Is, 1857. CHAS. L. RHODES, Supt.
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1851. PECK, BURWELL & co.
HARNESS.

IL ARNESS.
IL PATCH & OPDYCKE,
are now manufacturing, and have on hand a FIRST rate
assortment OF uarAess-are Introducing = nee Gaa re-
ry P0yEiar style. We use none but tie rery best Sc
tseted ss0ek, and employ none bit the best wOEkmeni
which enables US TO warrant OT stock and work to be
Iauiiless. Whoever wants q durable Farm Dfaughi
Harness, or = more elegant, real silver plated. tasty
harness, ian always be aec0liaO ated a. the lowest
possible hgure-aii other articles ii oar line, constant
IL on hand.
Warren, apr -. 1857.