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Celebration of the Fourth.

The arrangements for a good oid-tinre cele-
bration, are now perfected, and ifthe weather is
propitious, there is no doubt but that it will be
more interesting than any which have ever been
held in Warren.
at sunrise, 4 National Salute Of l3 guns will
be fired. The Procession will form at 81
O'Clock, consist = 'f Artillery. Martial Band,
Old Sol2iers, On etrriages,I Brass Bend, Oil
2 r o. the DAY. Orator and Re'lcr. 81 rgy, May
cr aal Council, closed by the Citizens. The
PROCESSION will proceed to the speakers stand, IL
ia the Park listen to the Grafton. reading of the
Declaration, music by the Bands and Glee club,
then repair to the Disciple Tent, tkindly lent for
the oeeasion,) and partake of Il dinner to be
provided 10y mine host. Wa. Williams. Then
will come toasts, speeches, guns, songs, de
A. o'clock, p. NJ. the large Balloon will lie
sent up. At sunset 30 guns, then another Bal
,snn, then Fire Works. There will be a great
variety Of the last, Naval Combat, Revolving
Wheels. Star Wheel, g feet in diameter,)
Rockets, Bomb Shells, Mines, Kaleidoscope,
Floral and Revolving Batteries, Liberty Tree,
Flying Pigeons, Roman Candles dc. d, The
Fire Works will be under the direction of Pro-
fessor II. Holeomb, an experienced Pyrotechnist.
1t is hoped that all the Old Soldiers in the
County, and its vicinity will honor the occasion
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Mowers and Reapers.

Two weeks since, when speaking o.
Moving Machines, for the sale of which.
agencies had been established in thi,
county, we forgot to mention Aliens Ma.
chine, and Aultman's Ohio Mower.
Bob of these were exhibited at the
trial which took place, last year, at the
farm of James Ray, E-q in Vienna
The Allen Machine, is of wood ana iron,
is of exceedingly light draft, does lis
work well, cuts equally well, when the
team moves fast or sluw, and seemed 10
win a large share of public favor on that
occasion. Seth Bushnell, Esq of Hart
ford, is agent for this county.
Aultman's Ohio Mower, is also, OF
wood and iron, light draft, and very cas-
i!y managed. going over uneven ground
with great facility and working well.
This machine took the first premium
at the great trial of Mowers, held at
Syracuse, n. Y, about a year since.
On Monday last, Mr.. Chas. Messen-
ger of this place, who is agent for this
county, had one of these machines cut
ting the grass on the public square. 1t
performed well, and there being SO
many trees on the grounds, there was a
good opportunity to test its capacity for
turning short corners.
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That Flogging Again.

Ben Scott (culld) believing himself to be
grievOusly wronged by the late switching ad.
ministered to him by his bretheren, appeared
before the Justices Court on Saturday last, and
testified to the smart ~csstigatiOn he had receiv
ed. Five ofhis "belu5ed brederen" were arraign
ed before the tribunal as the party guilty of the
chastising. The evidence was conclusive that
the defendants were guilty of switching the
complainant; but Lawyer Thompson, eof the
~darkies wat was In the mus" addressed the
court in a mastery style in defence of himself
and comrades, but was not appreciated by the
magistrate. They were found guilty and bound
over to the Court of Common Pleas. BY con-
sent, the five gemmen plead guilty and were fined
five dollars each and sent to the county nuisance
t. board five days. The number of public board
ers of the Red House is now ten,-very good
patronage. The jailer might hang out a notice
mo more rooms to let"
The wounds of Scott will be healed by the
punishment of his eastigators.
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High School Anniversary.


The Anniversary of the Warren High
School toook place on Friday last. After
an appropriate prayer by Rev. Clarlcs
Boardman, the exercises commenced,
consisting of original Orations and essays
by the scholars, varied by music by the
school choir.
We can only say thai, we we're high
ly pleased and gratiicd hat all the Scbol-
ars should DO 50 well. ID is not, a part
Of cur duty to crilicisc, ana if were. there
was nothing TO find fault with; while il
would be inyidi7us TO single ont a few
of the performances, As being mos; wor-
thy of praise. The Salutatory, and
Valediciories were well adapted TO Tho
occasion and showed thai the scholars
appreciated the llbors of their teachers
The o%rations and essays by the grad
ualing class bore evidence that the gradu-
ates had p%rofited by thcir teaching.
The singing by the schoO! choir was
excellent. and in good taste.
The closing remarks by the Supsrinter-
danl and the distribution of Diplomas ID
the Graduating Glass, were deeply inter
estiGg, and bore eviJedce that he had tie
good of his scholars al heart.
The Anniversary was highly credi'a-
BILE 10 scholars and teachers, and could
not but have been gratifying to all wLC
are interested in the cause of education
al home.
We regret 10 announce that three oflhe
Assistant Teachers, take their leave Of
their charge, and go 10 other fields.
The SuPeiinten liant paid to each o.
them a very high compliment upon The
faithful performance Of their duties.
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Taking a Horse,

A horse and sulkey belonging to Mr.. s. Hake
of Champion, which the owner had left hitched
toa post, on Main Street, on Wednesday night.
were taken, as is supposed, by a man named
David Painter. Constable Brooks started up
on the track. and chased the gentleman for a
couple of days, and on Saturday night arrested
him in this place. whittier he had returned, af-
ter his wanderings. When found he was hid
in the grass on the public square, about twelve
o'clock, Saturday night. The horse and sulkey
were also found on the road on Saturday, tnrn-
ed loose. They bore unmistakable evidence of
hard driving.
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Ia5aiid Ladies should read ,Ge fonogisg:

I-EN IV"WsHIVf NaHNushE NU-f 7. Ut LII.
Dr. TUBBs, Sir:-hnowing the vast amount 1 OF suffer
ing existing among the females OF the present day, ami
having drank TO the Gregs, from the bitter cup OF allie
ton, gladly maze knoEn what in my case, has proved
the long sought remedy.
My health has been poor for eighteen years, and ten
years Of that time l spent in bed, = helpless sufferer,
scarcely able 10 sit up long enough TO have my he'd
made The misery Of those years l cannot describe.
ProlIpsu suteri, with heat, weakness and pain through
the small of the back and abdomen. and sharp p-ias
extending. down the inis. were among the earlier
symptoms. Walking or s;Ardiug became difficult first,
and Al length utterly Impossible. Soon digestion failed
and the entire nervous system seemed IN strung, paipi
tatou Of the heart aud dizziness and oppression OF the
head, also added to my suGerings. Physicians from
far and near were employed, by one Of whom I was
salivated and rendered worse than before. Your first
prescription was obtained in October, one year ago
Improvement was SLOW az first. I have not only been
able to leave the bed, but am now doing most Of my
house work, and can walk i mile and back, without
serious Inconvenience. Yours. iruly.
June IG, 'JS.l MRS. NANCY GROVER.
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Another California Swindle.

Under this head the New York Tribune, of
the 22d, gives an account Of the experience of
one of the citizens of this town. Mr. Soule is
not exactly a youth, being some sc years of age,
and there is no more honest man, living. He is
not the only one hailing from Warren, who has
been in the sam fix, Messrs. Joseph Hall, and
Asahel W. Porter, having had a somewhat SINH
lar experience some years since.
The Tribune says:
A youth named Josiah Scule, hailing from
Trumbull County, Ohio, desired to go to Cali
f%ornia, and accordingly came to New York with
the view of taking passage in the Star of the
West, the steamer of yesterday He went on
board the boat, surveyed the accommodations,
and was highly pleased thereat. As he came
ashore he called out that he desired to see Mr.I-
W. Raymond, whereupon a man Immediately
presented himselfas that gentleman. Mr.. Soule
questioned him pretty closely, but was finally
satisfied that all was right. Accordingly he
proceeded with the supposed Mr. Raymond to
the ticket office of Eimonds & Fowler, corner of
Chambers and West streets. a notorious ticket
swindling shop. Here Mr.. Soule purchased a
Storage ticket to San Francisco for $50. Soon
after he found reason TO believe that he had
been swindled, and applied to the simon pure
Raymond, who at once pronounced the ticket a
forgery, and directed the verdant one to the
Mayors Office. Mr.. Raymond was highly in
dignant, and offered to pay the expenses of Mr..
Soule if no would prosecute the matter. Pres
entity, however, Mr.. Fowler of the delectable
firm appeared and made q 20 Mr.. Ray
mond to this effect: That he had bought the
ticket in question of one John Andrews, also in
the ticket swindling business, and that if there
was ANYTHING wrong about the document, An
drews was the responsible party. On examina-
ton it appeared that the ticket was a genuine
ticket fora pastvoyage. altered to suit the present
date; that is to say, Mr.. Andrews.had probably
bought up a lot of storage tickets in the month
of Nav to speculate on, and had failed to sell
them all. He had, therefore, taken the tickets
on which he was stuck" and had forged the
date by printing the word "June" over the word
"May.", On this explanation, n warrant was
issued against the man Andrews. and on Ed
monds making Soule's ticket good for another
trip, he was permitted to depart. Soule remains
in town as q witness. and rs soon as Andrews Is
arrested the matter Will be prosecuted TO the end.
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,guEv Amendments.
DR. H. TUBES viii be in attendanc
~ as follows

DR. H. TUBES will be in attendance
- as oilows:-
WARgES, National Hotel. Wednesday. July Ifth.
RAvEESA, Preutiss House, Friday. JllF 9tl.
AsHTAgrLA. AshtabUla House. Thursday, Juiy ald.
For Consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
LHaSS, Heart, Lirer, Stomach. B0rsFs, Kidsrgs,
ard SPleeR. Also. DroPsy. Gr1ceE. ~Rieamgfisn,
Nervousness, De6iHfE. Dyspepsia. Female DiSeas-
Is, -4SUc and Fcrer. Fits, Impurities Of fkc Blood.
ErHPti0Hs. Cancers, Ulcers, and all other varieties
OF long standing complaints, both External and In
ternal.
For some len years, DR.. TUBHs has devoted bis entire
time 70 Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annuity
many of whom had exhausted every osler resource
within reach. Is No CASE ARE MINERAL on OTHER
POIsoSs EMPLOYED, non DOES he MAKE s:cE To MAKE
WE'LL, or TEAR DOWN To Build UP AGAIN. The mcdi-
cipes can lie taken with safety by the most delicate,
AMI patients may remain at home, and continue. with
prudence. their ordinary diet and exercise. Maay
have recovered under tie treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope, the iadisputa-
bic evidences Of which can always be fuTnisheI-
InYalids, however reduced or despairing, are invited
to call, and may be assured that no encouragement viii
be given or expense Incurred, silheut i corresponding
prospect of recovery.
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Portrait Painting,

We are glad thatour young friend John Craw-
ford has concluded to turn his attention to pJr-
trait painting. Hitherto he has devoted himself
almost exclusively to landscapes. and copies of
pictures. Nature made him a painter, and was
not sparing of her gifts, and now that he has
given several years to the study and practice of
his art, he can furnish proofs of his proficiency
TO those who visit his studio, that will leave no
room for doubling either his taste or skill.
His rooms are over the store Of Messrs. Smiths
Af.C.-
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y, Il. ~ z g e E,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER N ALL STYLES
OF FASHIONABLE BOOTS IL SHOES
No. 3. Harket .Srccf. MarrcR. Okio.

THE undersigned fakes pleasure in
Z announcing TO his customers tina: Re has inst
received an extensive assortment Of Boots, shoes, &c,
for the Spring ami Summer Trade
His stock consists Of ladies Congress Caters. Plain
and Foxed; Gents Patent Leather. Calf and Congress
CATERS. Slips. Ties and BusSiEs, Webster Ties, Oxford
Ties, Slips, &c; Mems, Boys and Youths Calf. Kip
and stoga Boots. Chiidreu's Shoes of every descrip-
ton. together with everything usually kept in a Boot x
Shoe Store, which viii be sold as low as az any other
house in this section.
All kinds Of work made to order on short notice, OF
the best material and workmanship
June %. IS5S-tf. D.. II. Z
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Isaac Fellows Celebrated PIoWs

OF all sizes, styles and patterns. are
~ nov kept constantly on hand By the subscriber
at his new stand on South Street, Warren, O.; among
which may lie found the following:
Right and Lett Hand PlJws, Of all styles and rat
terms IN general use. star improved Flows, Nos
and !. All Pi0rS sr0Iad really for Hss. Also, Steel
PiOws. Points OF all descriptions, warranted equal 10
the best in market. Our PIoEs are gotten up by our
selves, without foreign Gii. rs to either Patterns OF
Mechanics. Also, Pittsburgh, and all other kinds Of
POINTS on hand at all times.
Fellows PlOUs are go justly celebrated and so veil
and favSraIly known to the farming community. us 70
need no further euioEy- have also on hand ! supply,
and shall keep the same at all timesJ Of Delauoefs Ia
! dependent Horse Rake, maze from the best second
? growth Hickory and huilt IN = good and substantial
raauner by an E0acSf EecEcHie. |anhorn's Wrought
Iron frame ami Reversible Steel Teeth Cultiy.tJrs,
also, Wooden Frame, do Improved Thermometer
Charms, all sizes and Benefits Improved Mu!ey
] Cradles.
All work made or sold by rae, warranted rs cheap,
or cheaper than at any other establishment Of the kind
IN this section. Farmers would - we'll 10 call and
examine my STOCK before purchasing elsewhere Par
Gcuiar atseutiOn given TO all kinds O! repairing IN my
line o. business, and charges mOdCrate.
To NY friends and pa.ronsI would return my thanks
Tor former patronage, and solicit q continuance OF the
safe.
y. D. All Goods and Wori warranted.
D. n. BENNETT. AGEyr.
South St.. ] door East @ rIfun & Co.'S,
April J.. lS5s-tf. Machine Works.
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Small PoX.

Small PoX.
We are informed that it has been re-
ported through the County, that the small
pox is prevailing in this town. This is
sheer fabrication. There is not now,
n1r has there been a case of small pox in
the town within the last FIVE years.
A Special Meeting of Social Temple
No. %,
Will be held at their Hall, en- Thurs
day eve, July LIST, at 9 o'clock, TO make
arrangements 10 attend the Pic Mic at
Niles, July 9th. A full attendance is
requested. SARAH BdowE, s. p. T.
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The Alnhadelphian

This society composed ofthe young ladies of
the High SCHOOL, held its first Public Session on
last Wednesday evening. This first effort was
a decided success, each one performing her part
with spirit, and the audience giving audible
tokens of their satisfaction. The sentiments
read by the young ladies touching upon practi-
calsubjects, and familiar personages, provoked a
great deal Of mirth
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VVnoI,s EEnt SfOre
a.

II AS now on hand. and is receiving n
L. large variety Of CABINET FURNITURE. en-.
hracing sofas, Tete 4 Tetes, Rocking and Easy Chairs.
Bureaus, Bcdstedis, Marble Top, Extension and Com
mon Tables, Dressing, Fancy and Common Stands,
Common Chairs, &c. &C.
He is also prepared to manufacture every style Of
fashionable Furniture, Picture Frames, DC. All Of
which he will sell at prices TO suit the tines.
lie has also purchased The entire stock Of D.. h.. Gil.
MORE, and viii hereafter carry on, in connection viii.
his former BUSINESS, That Of UNDEGTASER.
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sheria's oaice, Warren. June iG, ISIS:
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Wool

Is coming in freely, prices remaining about
the same, from 25 to 35 cents. Some extra lots
of Saxony bring 40 cents.
One lot of lbs feeees bought by E. E. Hoyt&
Co, of Geo. R. johnson of Newton, at 40 cents,
is put up in neater style than any we ever have
seen, not a particle of dirt or tags to be seen,
clean washed aad tightly packed.
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& McCombs
BreVities.

Z. K. Wisell has filed his new ware-room On
Liberty Street with buggies and carriages
Alanson Camp is taking down the defective
part of the old brick building east of the W. r.
work of the new store of King d Brothers, is
completed. The front is decidedly the finest in
the town
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or

DER OF COURT.-0n Thursday, the 18th day Of
ig!y, i5JS. n O'Clock in the afternoon. on the prem.
isss.to vii: the late residence Of Esther Phelps. deed.
aaa now in The occupancy Of john Jones. in Newton
township. viii be sold % the highest hid Ter. the fol-
lowing Real Estate: One snail faru-Of excellent land.
bounded on the North 10y the north line OF Newton
Township; on the East by the east branch OF Mahoning
River, and the lot hereafter mentioned; Oh the IVES,
hy thc west branch Of said River. and on the South Iv
land OF witOg Carson lying Sh0Ut 4 % a mile North
OF Beavers Mills. containing Fl acres more or less -
Appraised al S1uu. TEEIS-ose half cash on coEdrm-
alton ol sale. the residue In q months FROM that time.
gith q per cent Interest," 10 be secured hy u0te AID
mortgage on the premises, " by note ana individual
security approved by the undersigned
Also, the undivided onc-half part OF a certain other
lot lying on the last side OF the above mentioned lot,
ard ahogt midway between the North and South bonn
daries Of the above named tract; containing in the
whole undivided. tao acres and an half-tO be sold
exclusive Of. the Improvements and building made
thereon ny the undersigned previous 10 the dccease o:
said Esther Phelps TERMS o. SALr-Cash on cOntr-
nation b. the Court. Appraised at $50.
JOIN JONES. Admr. Of
Newton, jane l6, 5S-iw Esther Phelps.
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The prospects for the fruit crop this season,
are very gloomy. We learn from many farmers
in different parts of the county, that a large part
of the apples are blasted, and in many cases the
trees have been greatly injured by worms.
Peaches fare but little better, the few trees
that the two cold winters had spared, promise
not more than half a crop.
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Saturday. the 18th day Of .InIr. 1888.

VIZ -" Why Vt ""IEs ENVVS-
between the hours or 20 o'clock 4. NJ. and ( o'clock 7
VI of said day. the following described Real Estate,
TO Wit: Situate in Rowland. Township 80. /. in the
third Eange Of Townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the State Of Ohio. and which Is also in the
County Of Trumhuil, and is known by part o. lot No.
p in said Township, and is bounded rs follows. viz
Beginning at a post Standing in the centre OF the road
sixteen rods five links south 9iS west from the north
west corner OF land in said lot decided by Jacob Per.
kins 10 Warner Young, June II. ls5G, aad at the south.
west corner OF land contracted by said Warren Young
to Ira Hawkins; thence east thirteen rods to a stake:
thence N-2i- E. parallel with said road two chains 10
links to a stake TO the southeast corner Of Ira Hawkins
land; thence west on said Hawkins south line thirteen
rods to the place Of beginning, being : rods IN width
from north to south. and contains one hundred and
four square rods Of land. AID is the same land decided
by Warren Young d. wife to John Graft * wife, June 30.
1853. appraised at $500. T~erIBs-Cash.
4. Il. LYMAN, Sheriff.
SheriG's Office, Warren. June 10, lS5S-5w-i53.
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KINSM1M STEIN WOOLEN FACTORY
EENHE Subscribers would say 10 the nub

= lie that they still carry on the business OF Manu-
featuring Cloths and Yam. in Kinsman. Having the
past spring made quite an extensive addition to their
machinery, We will have superior advantages with our
present arrangements, 10 tIrn OF work with prOHBt-
Hcss and dispatch.
We feel confident in saying. under the present de
preston Of the wool Market, that We can make it for
the interest Of the Farmer to exchange their Wool for
Cloths and Fiannels Particular attention will be
given to CUSTOM SPINNING.
Also. Oil CAJDISG aud CLOTH DRESSING,
done rs usual.
!. ". FARRAND & Co.
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A B 4 R G Al !!

Warren. May 10. Is5s-if.
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PATCH s. OPDYCKE.


VS.. tion OF Carriage Good inclusive
OH Buggy Liriues) OF the best quality of Plush We
have ever ou-rei in this mani et. and some WROUGIIF
Il;JN Carriage Bolts. Make a note OF these latter
-hNius." Yea . hn seek to supply your customers with
better work than they buy elsewhere
NcS in stock the largest. land By Largest" &c mean
bigger 4 more extensively supply Of Slidfery
Ware Harness Trimmings, &e., than can be foaRd at
any inland point on the Western Reserve
ORDERS hy the Hacks Or K. L. filed by return line.
and goods WARRANTED t. he as represented. Our
friends will find rs ever ready to exhibit the latest
styles Of Htruess trimmings. and give al -iukIin="
Of the patterns most in vogue among the eastern map
u;acturerS- aS ne take pains during tips Il New York
to post ourselves in every branch Of thc trade. Nos
Pearl c. W Cloth CIEes do-ve-y choice.
Green do excellent shade.
Crimson Figured Plush, - ihe piece or yard.
Green % ID n. Y. City shade.
No. I DUCK, 50 inches.
Mo- DO do rreny fair quality.
Green 30 DO latest style of shade.
Blue Union Cloth, Iaite EHe-for low price.
Germsn Worsted D5mas1 Fancy do.
High COl5rcl do various shades.
We are pclin- outa great variety Of Harness and
other Trimmings, a slight schedule Of qualities ard
kinds is slijo!Eel. We intend y sellat " uoLESALE
as los rs aHy JOBBINi HOUSE west OF New ok:
. dozen silver Patent Bits. : dozen 10 FORGED.
e, = and il-h
Is.0ss silver Plated Buckles for Tugs.
II dozen ~JaTlEHed H. D. Trees. Round Ferrets-
do Brass 10 do Crescent %
] DO iEltid 90 do do do DO
: 10 Full 10 do do Grown 30
{ do Sap7nneI Silver do ia do
; do iuiaii 80 do 90 go
do Fuli do do 10 do
iD Psirs l. 8 Eastern Hames-
81 do JapaHuel Gig do
, do 30 Cosch do fair quality.
rs do QLSPot Iron Gig do sellin- fast
4 do Silver Plated do includiug s0me Gae
SIG dozen Lapanned Maleahle Screw Coekeys- styles
70 do Mullen Bits, quality not to bras Of.
II do do 10 better grade.
20 do Mlle1hle D. Loops, some very heavy
Also, Pal Hooks. Tug Hooks. Tsrrets. SnaGHes.
Rings, Seat S~pindles. Ivory siH-s. real Silver RO-
settles, N8rtinelI EjEss, Loops in every variety. Silver
Top Props. Enamsivi Hides, fringes. Buckrsn Laces
ia endless variety.
Remember tie place, as per annexed card.
PATCH q oPDYCKE, Warren, o.,
JOahcrs Of Carriage Goods. saidlery Ware. Harness
THINNING. Nats and OIL Cinths.
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Ice Cream, Strawberries, &c.

Ice Cream, Strawberries, &c.
There will BE- a fine chance for young
men to show their ~gallantry on the 81 Of
July, by taking ladies 10 the room in Van
Gorder's Block, where the young ladies
of the Episcopal Church will sell Ice
Cream and Strawberries. The yourg
men will thus do double duty, gratifying
the ladies who sell, and those who par
take of the Injuries.