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Arrested Poisoning. Forgery, Counter

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A young man named James Stephens was ar
rested in Rowland on Sunday morning, charged
with poisoning ms mother-in-law, a Mrs. John
son; in Pennington. and her daughter. Repor
says that Stephens and his wife visited at Mrs
Johnson's a wecl at two since, AMI in the he,
room which they occupied, was 4 Jug OF molas
ses. lne mother and daughter having eaten Of
the molasses. since were both taken violently
i'll. A Physician being called he prescribed
medicine which was administered in the molas,
ses and the patients grew worse. The physi.
clan then pronounced them poisoned. The jng
of molasses has BEEN sent to a chemist in Cleve,
land, where the contents will be analysed. The
mother and daughter are still lying dangerous
iy i'll.
We learn that Stevens wife is also under ar
rest.
FoR FoRGEEr.-Last week officer Hague of
Pittsburg, accompanied by another police off
Ger from Chicago, arrested a man calling him
self G.. Foster, at Johnsonville in this county,
charged with forging land warrants, in Indi-
ana. 1t seems that when Judge Lynch was at
tending 10 cases of this nature, in Indiana, this
fellow, thinking the climate of that vicinity
prejudicial to his health, left for Western Penn
sylvania. Tracked from place to place, at last
the officers traced him to Johnston. he object
ed decidedly TO being taken, and alked quite
blusteringly, but not liking the appearance Of
revolvers, he permitted his wrists to be CT
namented with a pair of bracelets, and accom-
panied the officers to this place, where they took
the rail road for Chicago.
COUNrERFEIrISG.-A negro residing on the
west side of the river named Dunning, was ar
rested last week on the charge of passing coun-
terfeit money in Harisgrove Ashtabula Co. We
understand he is committed to await his trial.
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Isaac Fellows Celebrated PIows

OF all sizes, styles and patterns, are
" now kept constantly on hand by the subscriber
at his new stand on South Street, Warren, o.; among
which may he found she following:
Right and Left Hand Flows, of all styles and pat
terms in general use. Star Improved Plows, Nos. !
and &. al PlOps ground really for Hse. Also, Steel
Plows. Points Of all DESCRIPTIONS warranted equal 10
the hest IN market. Our Floss are gotten up by our
selves, without C0reiga aid A. 60 either Patterns Or
Mechanics Also, PiIisiur-t. AL all other kinds u
PgiatS on hand at all Emrs
Fellows Flows are 81 Justly celebrated, and so we'll
aud favorah!y known 20 the farming community. Is to
nVei no further cnlo-y. have also on hand a supply
(fad shall keep the same At all limes) OF DefaU"e's
Independent Horse Rake, made from the best second
growth Hickory. and bulk ia a good and snhstantia!
manner by an honest mecaaEic. NanhOrn's Wrought
Iron Frame and Reversible Steel Teeth CultiydtOTs:
also. Wooden Frame. do Improved ter
Charms. all sizes, and BENEFITS Improved Muley era
dies.
All work made or sold by me, warranted as cheap
or cheaper than at any other establishment oftle kind
in this section. Farmers would do we'll TO call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere Par
tcular attention given to all kinds Of repairing in my
line Of business, and charges moderate.
To Ray friends and patrons L would return nv thanks
for former patronage. and solicit = continuance Of the
same.
NJ u. All Goods and Work warranted.
d. II. BENNETT. AGENT.
South ST., ! door East of Hull ~ Co.'S
Auril ? 1~5--If Machine WnrEs
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ACard.
Mr.. VERNON, JUNE Both, 1858.

MI. VERNON, JUNE Both, 1858.
To the scholars. patrons and friends Of the Warren
High School.
Having received your valuable presents at SO
late an hour as TO rcnder it impossible to express
my thanks to you before leaving Warren. Ian
still DESTROYS that you should know such an ex-
preston of your regard was not received with
out the deepest gratitude and most heartfelt
thanks, notonlY for the presents in themselves,
but more especially for the feelings of regard
that prompted the donors. Please accept my
earnest thanks for your good wishes, and kind
expressions of regard, and believe me your names
are indelibly engraved on the tablets OF my
heart, and can never be effaced.
Truly Yours,
IVY rDTnI n
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Mahoning County Bans,
vs..
H. NE

By virtue Of % alias order Of sale, issued eat Of the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Trumhun County. Ohio, to
me directed and delivered. I shall expose 70 Public
Sale, at the door Of the Court House in Warren, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July, 1858,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 P. 4,
Of said day, the following described Real Estate, to
wit: Situate in Hubbard, Township number three in
first range Of Townships in the Connecticut Western
! Reserve. in the State of Ohio, and which is also IN the
county OF TFumf ull. and is known by being bounded
as follows: L lat by lands originally sold to John Wal
by land originally sold to Matthias Swartzweller; West
I partly by the west line Of lot No. 4 in Hubbard Town
ship, and partly by the wet line Of the said Swartz-
I weller, anl aorth by lands then owned by James Mont
! gomery. ali being in said lot No. 4. and supposed ts
contain aboa. siNty-three acres and fourteen rods VI
fore sold % Giles ClArk 10 John Swarzs e!eE from the
/ northwest Corner Of slid land.
ALSO. one other lot OF land in said lot No. 4. bounded
north BY land formerly claimed By the heirs Of Mat
thias SWartZTell=r, deceased east partly ny land
claimed by the heirs CT the said SwartzweIler. and
south hy the highway, containing seventeen acres Of
land, supposed TO contain in both pieces eighty acres
Of land, BE Inc same more or less
Excepting from the liz 81 described piece of land ten
acres set OF as a homestead to said Wolf, on the 18th
day OF febTu4ry, A. D. IS described as follows. to
| described piece of land, land in the middle Of a high
say running east and west through said township
thence Forth along the west line Of a public highway
running north and sOuth) so far as to contain within
the boundaries 10 acres OF land. thence west to little
Yankee run thence south east to the place OF begin
ming, or which is the present dwelling Of the said John
Wolf. Appraised at SIS per acre. after making the
exceptions above named. Terms-Cash.
Al LYMAN Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Warren. June %. IS5S-5W-6-50.
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One Horse Moving Machine.

Messrs. E. E. Hoyt & Co. of this place, agents
n Kirby's Mower, have received a One Horse
Mower, which, it seems to us, small farmers will
find very convenient. The machine is much
lighter, and the cutting bar somewhat shorter.
than the two horse mowers, but it nevertheless
appears to have The earacity to do good work.
Kirby's Mower took the Second premium at
the trial of Mowers a few days since at How
land.
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5. EVA UPHOLD

Miss Uphold received a valuable Gold Watch,
with other presents; and her Greek class present
ed to her, on her arrival at the cars on the morn
ing of her departure, a beautiful copy of "Pil-
grims Progress" accompanied with a note ex-
pressive of their confidence in her ability and
faithfulness as a teacher.
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Strangers visiting Warren, often ask the qucs-
ton, where they can get good. ice cream. AT
ThompsOn's Saloon, you can get good ice cream
No. l, by retail or wholesale. Pies and cakes
of all kinds, also roast chickens and Ham, con-
stantly on hand, at reasonable prices. This Sa-
loon is conducted on strict temperance principles.
Ladies and gentlemen please to give US a call.
Location on Main st, 3 doors south of Amber
son & Rupp.
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WatcE, and Jewelry DepoG.

Al IL. d. AAU IhOI having made 4
w new arrangement in Switzerland. for manufac-
turing the very best time pieces, and having all the
facilities TO buy at low figures, he fatters himself that
lie can sell as low as any house in New York, or else
where in the United States.
Dealing iargely in Jewelry and buying from manu-
facturers, he is enabled to sell Jewe ry as los as can
be purchased in the States.
Peddlers and Dealers will do we'll to call and see
his stock. they cannot fail to be suited as TO prices.
and with goods Of the best quality; also all kinds Of
Notions. Kluid Lamps, aad everything in tie fancy
line. JULES NAUTRDT.
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FLAX STRAW.

WE shall buy no flax straw this sea
' ' son that is not nell rOtfed ami free from grass.
To rot fax properly, it should not be spread out he.
fore the mindle of September, and should then be
spread as thin and evenly as possible. We will pay a
better price for long than snort fax
BBOTT & HIGGINS.
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Item.

For the sake Of making an item, our horse con-
cluded to slip off his bride yesterday, and run
off with our little buggy. He made good time
down Main street, till the buggy brought up
against the bridge, pretty generally smashed up.
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s9;n3 4 N. Express bound West meets Mail bound
East at Aurora.
fJ:iU 2. II. Express bound East meets Nail bound
West 1t Nantul.
&AKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland. Co
lumbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland IL Erie. and CIeve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
81" Mantua with Hacks fer Ravenna.
q Braceville with Hacks for Newton Falls, &c
Warren with Hacks 20 Sharon, Greenyille Mead
willie, bloomfield, Garfield. &c
Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland aud EnOn Valley, and thence by +. +. W
* c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
May %. 1858. CHAS.L L. RHODE Stunt.
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PATCH & OPDYCKE.

Fresh Trimmings) Petition to sell a choice selec
vs.. ton Of Carriage Good inclusive
Old Buggy Linings-) Of the best qsality OF Plush W
have ever offered in this market, and some WROUGHT
IRON Carriage Bolts. Make a note Of these Latter
"hxins.' yon Nho seek to supply your customers with
better work than they buy elsewhere
Now in stock the largest, (and by largest we mean
bigger" a more extensively supply Of Saddlery
Ware, Harness Trimmings, &c, than can be found at
any inland point on the Western Reserve
ORpERS by the hicks or r. Il. filed by return line,
and goods WARRANTED to be as represented. Our
friends will find US ever ready to exhibit the latest
styles OF Htrness Trimmings. and give an linking
OF the patterns most in vogue among the eastern man
ufacturers, as we take pains during trips to New York
to post ourselves in every branch Of the trade. Nov
PeariC. Cloth. CI,ret do-vsry choice.
Green do excellent shade.
Crimson Figured Plush, by the piece or yard.
Scarlet 90 10 do d.
Green do do n. Y. City shade.
No. l Duck. 80 inches.
Mo- do do pretty fair quality.
Dfab Union Cloth, by the piece or yari.
Green do do latest style OF shade.
Blue Union Cloth. quite hne-or low price.
German Worsted DamasS Fancy do.
High COlJred do various shades.
We are opening out a great variety CT Harness and
other Trimmings. a slight schedule Of qualities and
kinds IS suhjoined. We intend t. sellat " UOLESALE
as low as any JoBBING HOUSE west Of New ! ork:
, dozen Silver Patent Bits. . dozen do Forged.
IL gross Silver Plated Buckles; doI5Ie bar, including
e, Z and inch.
i gross Silver Plated Buckles for Tugs.
II dozen Japannel II. D. Trees, RoGni Ferre;s.
/ do InlaiI IIdI DO do do do DO ''s dS do do
? 90 Fall do do do Crown do
4 do Japanned Silver do do 10
5 10 Inlaid do do do do
do Full do do do do
III Psirs L. S. Eastern names.
30 90 Japanne1 Gig do
81 dc do Coach do fair quality.
So DO QLSpot Iron Gig do seIIin. fast.
~ do Silver Plated do including some fine
3lG dozen Iapanned Maleable Screw. COckeys- lstyles
10 do Mullen Bits, quality not to brag OF.
II do do 90 better grade.
20 do Maleable d. Loops, some very heavy.
Also, Pad Hooks, Tug Hooks. Terrets. Snanles.
Rings, Seat S~pindles, Ivory Rings. real Silver Ro-
settles, Martingal Rings, Loops in every variety. Silver
Top Props. Enameled Hides, FTingeS. Buckram Laces
in endless variety
Remember the place, as per annexed "ard.
PATCH d OPDYCKE, Warren, o.,
Jobbers Of Carriage Goods, Saldlery Ware. Harness
Trimmings. Mats and Oil Cloths.
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Merchants and Traders will be on their guard and
not be imposed upon by a counterfeit Of Morse's Indian
Root Pills, signed 4. B. Moore All genuine Indian
Root Pills have the name and signature Of 4. J. Whhs
q Cor on each box.
THE reason why people are so distressed when sick.
and why so many de. is because they 10 not get a med.
icine which will pass to the afflicted Parts. and which
cast OUT hence. 4 large quantity Of food and other
matter is lodged, and the stomach and intestines are
literally Overlooking with the corrupted mass; thus
undergoing disagTeeaLle fermentation. constantly mix
ing with the blood, which throws the corrupted matter
through every vein and artery, until life is taken from
the body by disease. Or. Morsr's PILLS have added
to themselves victory uPOu victory, by restoring mil
lions Of the sick to blooming health and happiness
Yes thousands who have been racked or tOrmentesl
with sicknes, pain and anguish, and whose feeble frames
have been scOrched by the burning elements of raging
fever, and who have been brought. as it were. within a
step Of the silent grave, now stand ready to testify that
they would have been numbered with the dead, had it
not gen for this greItand wonderful medicine. Norse's
Indian Root Pills After one CT two doses had been
taken, they were astoliShei, and absolutely surprised,
in Witnessing their charming effects. Not only do
they give immediate ease and strength, and take away
all sickness, pain and anguish, fut they at once go to
work a. the fOuudat on OF the disease. which is ;he
blood. Therefore, il willie shown, especially by those
who use these Pills, that they Will so cleanse aud puri
fy. that disease-that deadly enem--wiI take its flight.
and the flush Of youth and beauty viii again return,
and the prospect Of a long and happy life viii cherish
and brighten your days.
Price p cents per box, Ave boxes will he sent on the
receipt OF 81, postage paid.
Sold by E. SMITH < CO.. and OOD & PEW,
Warren, o., and by all dealers in Medicines in the
county.
A j. WHITE & 60. Sole Proprietors,
80 Leonard Street, New York.
WM. NUDGE & CO. Prorrie;ors Of Tasks Mag
netic Ointment, Earlsvil!e, Madison Co.. New York,
General Agents. M 2f, SLY
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Farmers! Look to Your Interest.

TO keep pace with the hard times, |
L will sell the Independent Horse Rake at TEN
DOLLARS. a good article. will also sell Plows, Cul.
tivatOrs, B Hives, Hoe and FORK Handles. Cheese
Presses, Provision Safes, Thermometer Churns, DC,
&c, at prices to correspond with the times.
CIIARLE MESSENGER.
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summer Dress GOOds:

EAOMPRlSlNG a large stock of Sum
mer Silks, at lower prices than ever; Plain and
Figured Bereges Of choice patterns; Printed Jaconcts,
Lawns, Challies, Lavella Cloths, Ducelle PIaids. and a
complete variety of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and
NOTIONS NAV be found at the Warren Dry Goods
Store" No. Q Market Street.
june l6, IS. PECK. & CO.
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Woods Hat store!

4 NEW stock of Fashionable Spring
"A Hats, Gentlemen's Beaver and SILK. Soft Hats.
Straw Hats. and Caps of all styles, just received. Re
pairing done On Short Notice.
r. 4. WOOD, No. IL Market st.
Warren, May 10, ISJs-2m.
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Union Line Express Company.
Ia M@~ -

"a @-ss -
THE ABOVE RELIABLE EXPRESS
L would call the attention of MERCHANTS, BANK
Frs and MANUFACTURERS to the unsurpassed facil
titles now at their command, for the safe and speedy
transportation of Merchandise, Bank Notes, Jewelry,
Gold and Silver Coin. Packages and Parcels to and
from all parts OF the world.
" The Union Line Express Company is row send
ing an experienced Messenger daily between Cleye-
land and Youngstown, over the Clevelaad & MahO-
ming r. r., accompanied with an Iron safe, for the
protection Of valuables. Making a direct connection
at Cleveland with reliable Messengers for Pittsburgh,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, Boston. Detroit,
Buffalo, Chicago. St. Paul, St. Louis, Columbus, Gin
cinnats and New Orleans.
IL This Company will carry orders free, and re
turn by first Express.
II 2 Bills Of Collection taken with Merchandise -
Drafts and Notes collected, ami proceeds promptly
returned MM- HEWITT Travelling SupS.
For further information regarding tariff, rates &c,
application can be made 20
PORTER & son, Agents.
New York Book Store, Warren, O.
October 18th. IS57-f.
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WARREN CITY
" MILL!
DOOR, BLIND & SASH FACTORY.

THE firm of E. Spear & Son have this
Il day associated with them Sr. LUTHER D. CRAIL.
a man Of we'll known business abilities, hoping thereby
to facilitate their promptneSs in meeting all business
demands. The business viii hereafter be conducted
under the firm of
EDWARD SPEAR & co.
The new firm now hope by strict attention TO bust
ness and the unexceptional quality Of their work. to
merit a continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to L. Spear d Son. They will enaeavor to
keep on hand all articles in their line, OF the best mate
rails and Of superior workmanship.
Planning and Saving of all kinds done to orler-and
on short notice
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Flooring. Lath and Shingles on
hand EDWARD SPEAR d co.
Warren. Nav o6. Is5S-June I6-
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Sheriff Office. Warren. July Il. Is5s-sS -4.Ss.
THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbui
L County, IS.

IN TIE PROBATE COURT.
Ross Robson and James Robison)
Admrs- OF James Robson, decd.
vs.. PETITION To skLk
William Robson. susapnah Me- LANDS.
Cartney, John Mccartney, Geo.
Robson and Thomas Clark.
The defendants William RshisOn. George Robson,
Thomas Clark, Jackson Robson, Hugh Robson, Ken
needy Observation-Disclosures of James Lyle, Mary Jane
McCraery, Robert McCraery, all of whom reside in tia
State OF Pennsylvania are hereby notified that Ross
Robson ami James Robson. Administrator on the
Estate OF James Robson. deceased. Of the County OF
TTumbuil and State of Ohio, did on the seyentesoth
day OF May, A. D., 1858, file their petition in the Pre-
bate Court within and for the County of Trumbull AMI
State of Ohio. against the above named defendants,
setting forth that lanes Robson died seized u per-
sOnal estate and effects, as near as can be asesrtained,
Of the value of three hundred and thirty dollars. And
that the amount owing by the said deceased. as near as
can be aseertained, is about five hundred and fifty dol.
lars
The petition further AYERS thIt James Robson died
seized OF a certain land contract with said Thomas
Clark, situate in Hubbard Township, number three in
the first range. in the County and State aforesaid. and
known rs a part OF lots No. -. ID * p; and for a more
particular description, reference is had to the petition
now on file in the Probate Court Of said County
Petition further AYERS that there is due to said CIsrk
Oh said contract, the sun Of about four hundred dul,arG
The petittiOn further AYERS that the foIlowils a&z
sons are heirs. having the estate Of inheritance in thu
petition described from the said decedSn 10 VIA
William Robson, jackson Ro'isan. uush Robisop-
Kennedy Nc arland-GuaFii Of James IL tie. Mary
Jane MeCraery. Robert MoCrsery, Susannah McCars.
ncy, John Mccartney and George Robson.
The prayer Of the petition is that the above named
be made party defendants &c this action. and the seve-
raj rights and iSins he ~aijudgsd, and the petitioner be
ordered to sell said Real Estate in such proportions
aud quantities as may be most advantageous to said
Estate.
Said PETITION viii he for hearing on the fourteenth
day Of August, A. D.. 1873.
CURTISs & SMITH,
Attys. for PETITIONER.
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CCRTISS & SMITH,
Attys. for PetitiGsss
'CHE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
Z County, IS.
COURT Of COMMON PLEAS,
Maria Morey,

George +. Morey, William B. $PrrrrroS FOR .L1xoxr
Ives and Mrs. uerey,
mother OF said George z.
The said George 2. Morey wil take potiee that on
the sixth day OF March, A. D.. S5s. said Nara Mozyr
nied her petition against him together with VIM. &.
Ives, Tor Aiinony. Said petition AYERS that about the
first OF February. A D., 1858, said George p, len the
petitioner without any means Of support. and that said
Ives Is indebted tn said George T., in the sum OF about
S1O0Ia, The prayer n SAID petition Is that whatever
sum IS due from said Ives TO said George T., be allowed
to said Maria as alimony. =
The said George 7. Morey will further take potics
that on the ninth day OF July. A. D. 1883. the said peti,
TONER filed an amended petition, which avers that said
Mrs S. Morey is indebted 10 said George r., and
prays that whatever sum is dne from Ae= to said pea-
toner, be allowed as alimony.
GURrISS & sMiFH,
july II, ie1e-1H. Attys. for hk
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NEWTON FALLS WOODEN FACTORY

INHE subscriber begs leave to inform
L the community, that he has bought the Wooden
Factory at Newton Falls, formerly owne1 by IL. C.
Souie, and being a practical workman, having for the
last , years worked as Spinner. at West Warren Wooden
Factory, and before that at Ravenna, Summit Factory,
requests a share OF business.
70 those having Wool to manufacture into Cloth. I
beg to inform them that L am prepared to manufacture
at The following prices:
Flannels, yard wide, IL cents per yard.
Sheeting, 9 quarters wide, 37s cents per yard.
Blankets Twilled. 80
Tweeds. IS
Pulled Cloth, from 30 to 40 "
Custom Cariing, ) cents per pound.
Cardinz and Spinning, l2Ls cents per pound. Reel
ing ~ cents per pound.
n. Il. All Work Warranted.
ALLEN H0YLE.
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D, H. W RER

Il Al " u = e n
MANUFACTURER y DEALER IN L STYLES
OF FASHIONABLE BOOTS * SHOES
No. 3, Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in
Il announcing to his customers. tina. he has JUS
received an extensive assOr, mcnt Of Boots, Shoes, &c.
for the Spring and Summer Trade.
His stock consists Of Ladies' Congress Caters, Plain
and Foxed; Gents Patent Leather. Calf and Congress.
Caters, Slips. Ties and Buskins, Webster Ties. Oxford
Ties, Slips, DC; Mems, Boys and Youths Calf. Xii
and Stcga Boots. ChilGren's Shoes of every descrip
ton, together with everything usually kept in Z Boot d
Shoe Store. which will be sold as low as at any Other
house in this section.
All Kinds of work made to order on short notice, oil
the best material and workmanship.
June 3. ls5S-tf. ID. II. WARREN