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The EIections.

The borough and township elections, in
this place, passed of very quietly on Mon
day. There beng but one ticket in the
field, little interest was felt, more especial
ly as the election of the Republican caucus
nominees was beyond a doubt. A resolu-
ton was adopted at the caucus requesting
the officers of the election to get the wish.
es of the voters in the corporation en- the
question of purchasing ssteam FIRE engine,
and accordingly when The voters came to
deposit their ballots they were interroga-
ted as to whether they were for or against
a steamer, A large majority, perhaps
three-fourths voted for it. 1t is but prop
or, however, to state the fact that the prin-
cipsl opposition to the measure came from
those citizens who pay the heaviest taxes,
not al, however, voting directly against
it, but rather indicating that they thought
We were not financially prepared for an in
crease in u expenditure of five to ten
thousand dollars.
4He results u the eiectlOns were as AOi-
lows:
BoRoUGH TICKET.-Mayor, L. n. Daw-
son I'll; Recorder, H. H. Townsend 215;
Council, Frederick Kinsman PA; ]. G..
Brooks 207; Lewis Hoyt 214; T. J. Nc
Lain, Jr. 215; John Anderson 204.-
Treasurer, Warren D. Hall 30.
TOWNSHIP TIcKET-Trustees, Henry
B. Stone 224; Samuel Dickey 224; David
W. Jameson 224 Justices of the Peace,
Edward Spear 22Si Thomas Craig 228i
Assessor, S. NJ. Carter 221. Clerk, T. ].
McLain, Jr. 224. Treasurer, James Hoyt
224. -Constables, J.. w. Brooks 221;
VIM. Gilmer 219, L. Reeves 224.
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Sore Throat, Colds. Coughs, Diptheria, Bron-
chitis. Splitting Of Blood. and Pulmonary Afee-
tons generally. 1t IS a remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints. Diabetes. Difficulty Of Void
ing Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and Blad-
der. Gravel and ofher eomplaints.
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Removal

Removal.
G. w. MEssER has removed his stock
of Millinery goods from the rooms for
merly occupied by him over McCombs,
Smith S Adams, to the elegant new store
between Messrs. Iddings & Morgan, and
81. Stiles & Son. Mrs. e. W. MEssER
has recently returned from New York
with a large and excellent assortment of
goods, including the spring and summer
styles of bonrets and hats. Mr.. MEssEK
purposes dealing extensively in notions,
and ladies fancy goods, a first class stock
of which he has now on hand. The new
store is handsomely furnished, and in a
most desirable location. BE expects to do
in the future as in the past a wholesale as
wella sretail business, aud country Milf
ners will find that they a purchase goods
here cheaper than they can in Cleveland
or New York. The reputation of the es-
adjustment for doing fine work is excel
lent, and will be maintained, for they use
nothing but the best material, and employ
none but first class help. Give him a call.
See advertisements.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK. APRIL.
RECEIPTS-For the week 1859 beeYes. 1908
sheep and lambs, 5,I69 hogs.
BEEYES-The supply to-day was ITO head 81
fair quality. This was insufficient for the wants
ofthe tradeand as the weather faEoredthe sellers
they had little difficulty in advancing prices 4
of a cent to q cent over last Mondays rates
Poor to medium l29l3c; medium to fair steers
l3L9l5c; good steers and fat oxen 15@151zc:
prime steers l69lTc. Afew choice sold at 177z
els.
Sheep--Easier, especially common, while
good is steady. The market is slow and does
not exceed 91zc for prime sheep though an extra
lot might realize l0e.
H06S-The markethaS ruled steady through
out the week. but the quality Of the stock aver
age poor, still prices maintain their own. Best
quality average $S.5e95.75; fair to good 81 500
500; common and rough S7.2@7.5o.
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Corn Meal.
Pure yellow. None better in market. Cheap
at CAMPS FIGURING MILL.
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PLASTIC a ROOFING.
THIS NEW ROOFING MATE


RIAL which has attracted so much atten-
ton the pastseasOn, is now within the reach Of
AL wanting roofs in this county.
The subscriber having disposed of his former
business, viii reside in Warren after the LIST of
April. and give his exclusive attention to the
putting on of this roof. Until that time he may
be found at the American House, or for the
present week. working hours. at the new RO-
ling Mill in Warren. which is now being rooted
with this new maserial. Roofs have been put
on for the following persons the past season:
Jacob H. Baldwin House; Jameson q Vince
Ter. part of Foundry Packard, Cook & Co.,
addition TO part of Planning Mill; Iddings +
MOrgan's Store: Part Of the American House.
over tin; John Hutchius, same; Packard. un
6 Medbury's Blacksmith Shop James Ward
& Co., Miles, Rolling Mill and Nail Factory ;
Marshall i Calhoun. Store at Niles.
His roofing has the following qualifications:
LIST. 1t makes q perfectly tight ROOF.
3D. It is ire proof and the fact of Its being
licensed by the Fire Board" in the city of
New York, to be used in the fire limits. is sufi-
eient testimony on this point. besides It can be
proved By actual test. in a very few minutes to
any who doubts it.
Sd. 1t Is not expe-nsive-eosting less than a
first class single roof.
4th. 1t can be used on q very Eat roof or on
4 roof of any finish or upon q perpendicular
WALTZ necessary and not run By the heat Ofthe
sun.
5th. It is durable the elements having no
effect upon il. except to petrify i. forming a
sheet Of solid slate. S. PARRISH.
Warren O.. March 20. 1867.
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Town and County.


Removal.
April 1st we shall remove TO the room
first door south of MeCombs & Smiths
Store, on Main Street. REED & ADAMS.
For Sale.
A second hand Stewart Parlor Stove
Apply at REED & ADAMS.
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aIea dvIne Commercial Col


We call attention to the advertisement
of the above named institution, and would
recommend it to young men as a school
worthy their confidence and deserving OF
the liberal patronage now extended to it.
1t affords every advantage requisite to &C
quiring a thorough commercial course
1t belongs 10 the chain of forty eight COM
mercial colleges, under the general man
agement of Bryant, Stratton Go. The
Principal of the Meadville College is Mr..
a w. SMITH, formerly of this county,
who is now one of the most successful in
structors and enterprising managers in
the country. Mr.. SMITH Will extend a
cordial greeting to students from this side
of the State line, and we trust he may
speedily see TrumbuIl county largely
represented in bis fourishing institution.
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c N PERSONAL.

Vienna letters will appear next week.
The letter Of Captain from Messo.
pOtamias was receivedsto too late for this is
sue.
Court is still in session as we go to
pres-Tuesdsy afternoon. w viii Civ,
an abstract of the proceeding next week
Wv is the tme for farmers and al
others to paint, as win be seen by the AID.
Yertissment Of Hoyt, Strstton & HapgoOd
on the Sd page of this paper.
We eara that General Potter, of New
York, has been appointed Receiver for the
Atlantic & Great. Western Railway Com
pany, which has been forced under by
financial endorsements. Also that
Messrs. L'Hommedieu, President, Nc.
Laren, Superintendent and Fuller, Gen'l
Ticket Agent, have resigned.
The alarm of fire given in town on
Tuesday forenoon, was occasioned by the
burning of the barn of Mr.. Caleb Peck,
on the hin east of town. Several tons of
hay, and other articles were destroyed
with the barn, which was a good sized
frame By some it is thought the fire was
the work Of an ineendiary.
--O--
The Sunday school Concert.
Among the very best things we have
ever had In Warren. was the grand con-
cert given at Webb's Hall, last Friday
evening. by the Methodist E. Sabbath
School. It was in every way a decided
success. The audience was immense,
numbering between seven and eight hun
dred, while many could not gain admis-
sion. The Hall being only calculated to
seat about six hundred persons, every
foot of space was crowded, nevertheless
the order was excellent, and the audience
seemed not to weary during the quite
lengthy programme of exercises. So m
inenly satisfactory was the entertain
ment that q unanimous desire seems to
be felt and expressed that the concert
should be repeated. This has been deter
mined upon, and the public will have an
opportunity Of enjoying another de-
hghtful occasion on next Friday evening.
The Rev. r. NJ. WARREN, Pastor of the
n. &. Church, who devised and organ
lied the concert and who has devoted so
much time and labor to the successful
training of the scholars IN singing. is en-
titled not only to the highest praise and
wsrmest thanks of all interested in the
Sabbath School, but also the thanks of the
public who were provided with SO excel
lent an entertainment, as a home enter
prize. Il being the unanimous wish of
the rsny friends of Mr.. Warren, that
the Concert should be repeated for his
benefit, it has been resolved to do so, and
We nave no doubt it viii meet with a very
cordial and liberal response from the pub
lie generally. We know that the people
of Warren wall not require any special
pleading IN a case so deserving as this Of
their kind consideration, and have no
doubt we shall be able to chronicle a re-
suit in every way satisfactory and credit
able.
We are authorized to state that several
new pieces viii be added to Friday even
ing's programme.
We take pleasure in being able to state
that Mr.. ADoLPHUs GRETER, whose
splendid musical genius the people of
Warren are SO proud Of has kindly con
sented to assist on the occasion.
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Walk Right Up.

We expect to wind up our business soon. for
want of a proper room. We therefore desire
every person indebted to us to call and settle.
and those whom we owe to call and get their
pay. The sooner the better.
Warren. Apr. 3-f. FITCH * GARY.
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Changed.

No matter in what direction we turn our eyes.
we are impressed with the fact that this is in
deed a worlc of progression. The man of mid
die life has only to go back to MS boyhoOd days
and follow each progressive step in Arts and
Sciences, up to the present time. when he will
almost exelaim-No more room for improve
ment. Perhaps IN no one thing, has there been
as the old stage coach mode ofconveyance of six
miles per hour. eontrasted with the broad aug
and sir-lines Oft0-day. But of the fine arts we
would speak. and when told by our parents and
grandparents that those black "prOiles' hang
ing on their kitchen walls. or the dingy Old
paintings stored away in their garrsts. were
10 their day. we exclaim-"Strangely chan ged!'
Progression seems inevitable, and its march on
ward add upward. For an example, the people
are not satisfied with common photographs of
the day, but have TO go 10 Rice {. No. Is, Market
Street. and get his best. Hetakes an interest in
the business and can please. This Is why they
go to him. RICE-Artist'
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Mrs. e. S.

We warrant our White Wheat Flour to be the
RUSH d. HAMILTON.
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t9-There are many reasons why the ALIsNA
er. It will do all the proprietors claim for it;
is a larger bottle. nicely put up. and-can be used
constantly without injuring or destroying the
hair. Many preparations are liked for q while
trely, If you want a luxuriant head Of hair.
use the Alisma.
Use Stewards Cough Cure for Pulmonary
complaints.
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The LADr's FRKKD FoR APRIL. ls69.-A hns-
y executed Steel Engraving leads of the April
number Of this charming magazine. The Col
ored Fashion Plate is, as usual. elegant and re-
fined. The other Illustrations are ofchildren's
Fashions. Promenade Dress. White CRANBERRY;
Gauze and Silk Dresses. Marine Stuart Bonnet,
Spring P~aletOt. de-. dc. Litsrsry contents are
attractive stories and poetry.
Price with engraving) $2.50a year. Address
Deacon & Peterson. $40 Walnut Street Phila-
delphia.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

wAHsss. o., AYR. ? .lsd7.
Silver. large. III.
small. Us.
F~ive-TWtntiss. 1862. les.
1854. log.
1866. IO6.
S~even-Thirties. ust series) los.
I'd and Sd series) lO41z.
Compound Interest Notes. 1854. III.
" 1865. II2
PRoVISIONs-steady.
P0ULTRY-None in market. 14c live. and
and lie dressed offered.
GR0CERIES-GoOds Of all kinds are eontin-
ually fuetuating which renders prices nominal
BEANS Whites per basheI;
MAPLE sUGAR-14a15c
APPLES-6OtO75 c.
WHEAT-Whits. S.4O9S5O; Amber. $50
@ SS,15. Spring.NO l. 1910. No 2, S2.45.
oATS-0ats are firm at SOC.
ONIoNS-Seed S. Tops s.. per bushel.
CoRN-COrn dull is selling in theear at SOC per
bushel.
DRIED APPLES S@9c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter from 3 to see.
CHEESE-EngIish Dairy. 15c. Western Re
serve in demand. at i2c.
~EGGS-Supply increasing. and selling at $50
IS cts.
DRESSED HoGs-Heavy Dressed HOis are
selling from s9Se%.
LARD-Country rendered. 119l2.
HIDES-Green SIC. Dry 12@i5.
CALF-SKINS-l2914c perm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
PELTS-5O9$l.OO 90,
BARK-HemlOck STl97K Der cord; Oak s4@5
per cord;
PoTAToES-Jersey Peach Blows 75c; Mixed
and other grades q shade lower.
TURNIPS-White Russia are Zoe per bushel.
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warren High Stockholders
OF the Winter Term--Exh-
bftIOn.
The winter term of the Warren Union
Schools closed on Friday last. The closing
exercises of the term indicated a prosper
Gus, progressive condition in our public
schools, showing that instructors and
pupils had alike diligently and successful
" applied themselves to their tasks,
On Friday afternoon an Exhibition
came off at the High School, under the
direction Of Mr.. CHILDs, Superintendent
The exercises consisted of Essays, Decla-
nations, Selections, Dramas, Debates, etc.
all of which were well conducted and exc
euted. The programme of exercises en-
braced the following
Miss H~umphry-Essay Grandmother's Work
I basket.
Fuller-Essay. DeSdropS
Brett-SeleetiOn. Ezekiels COurtship.
Noble-Essay. Surface.
Christy-kssay, Profanity.
Harmon-Selection.
80 1E91A h1A 1@1N - 80
Miss HapgOod, Mrs. Bustle.
Christy, Grandmother Bustle.
Ewalt Mary Bustle.
Forbis, Miss MOonshine.
" Fuller. Biddy 0'Raffety,
+. 6reter, Kitty Clover.
Brett, Hay Black,
+" Porter, Bridget.
DEBArH.-Resolped, That a Language should
be substituted for Higher Arithmetic and Algebra
AFF.ocHARLES FREER. NEe.-EDWARD
DICKEY.
Miss Bradford-Selection Unwritten Music.
James MISREPRESENTATION, Spartaeus to the
Miss Ensign-Essay, The Moon.
A. LongmOre-Essay, Rhetorical Exercises.
DIALoeUE.-wE'RE ALL TE~EToTALERs.
Lie. Longmore, Mr. Maple.
Miss A. Noble, Mrs. Maple.
c. Pennoek, Hulda Maple.
Is. Briscs, Tom Townbred.
A. Jameson, Jirah Maple.
Geo. Higgins, Hezekiah Maple,
Louis I-ddings-Essay, Worlds About Us.
E. Brisee -Deelamation. Spartaeus TO the Ro-
o. Graeter~Essay. Sublimity.
l. c. Io~ngmOre-ESsay, Language
Miss I. Andrews-Essay, The Light behind the
Miss NJ. RichmOnd-SeIectiOn Coronation of
Inez DeCastro.
FARcE.-THE SRA OF TROUBLES.
James Wilson, GodOlphus Gout.
VIM. Douglass. Robert.
B. Yeomans, Bobolink-
W. Headley, Steve.
Geo. Higgins, Mike MeShane.
c. Ewalt, Hiram circuit Oankeel
VIM. HapgoOd, Whatis-his-name Thingamy.
Miss A. Porter, Jennie, Servant.
Prof JAMES MARVIN, of Allegheny
College, and formerly Superintendent of
our Schools, being present, was invited to
make some remarks, which he did, making
touching illusions to by-gone days, and
giving encouraging counsel to pupils,
teachers and patrons.
The exercises were concluded with
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Greene.
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BIbIes aud Tesfamenfs

Of the various sizes and styles published by
the American Bible Society. for sale at 'ohOle-
sale rates (for one or more) by the TrTEl5HU
County Bible Society. at the store of A. E. An
drews L Sons. Market St. South side efthe
Square, Warren. Ohio. TestaHeRfsJOr lccis.
Dec 5. ls6o-lyr.
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see a woman
In another column picking Samburg Grape:
for Speer's Wine. 1t is an admirable article
used in hospitals and by the first class familie:
in Paris. London and New York in preference
TO old port wine. 1t is well worth a trial. and
gives great satisfaction. March 3 6m
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niiIIiners.

Wishing Pattern Bonnets or Hats, Bonn Of
Blocks or Hat Blocks. or any other kind otmil-
linery goods, should call upon G. W. Messer, al
his store room on Market Street between Id
dings d Morgan, and II. Stiles &Son.
April S-4ws.
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PURE WNE FROM GRAPE.-Mr. Speer. of Pas
siac, N. J., WHOSE Ssmburg Port Wines have
achieved q Worldwide reputation, has for two
article Of pure Port brandy from the osstelia
d~istiilory Of Portugal, which he is introducing
In this country. The best way 10 test good wine
and brandy is to drink it, and judging from
some samples received from Mr.. Speer. we IN
he~sitatingly pronounce his manufacture OF
wine and the brandy he imports 70 be excel
lent. Our Druggists sell both.
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Old prices for Cold.

You can buy goods atthe old specie prices by
paying specie at ] Julius Kings, Warren. Ohio
King has Spoons. warranted pure as coin every
time. Call and examine. No charge for exhib-
iting goo is. King guarantees complete salts
faction with every thing he sells. Go 70 Julius
Kings for spoons. April 3-lE.
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Mammoth Corporation.

We invite attention to the advertise
ment Of the "Underwriters Agency" in
this paper. -Four first class Insurance
Cs's issue Z joint Policy, with a CAPT
tai 0 fnearly Four Million Dollars. I'd.
MeLain & Son are the agents.
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Florence Lock stitch,

Reversible Feed Sewing Machine will do q
greater range of work with less changing than
any other sewing machine.
All communications promptly attended to.
J. Z. BR0CKWAY. Agent,
0rangevilie, Ohio.
Also agent 70 the Lamb Knitting Machine.
March q, 1867.
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Local Notices
Teachers Examinations.


Local Notices Is cents per line first Insertion,
ten cts. per line each subseQHenf Insertion.
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The White Pine Compound,
GEORGE W. SWEET, NJ. d.,
PROPRIETOR

PREPARED At THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
loo HANOVER STREET, BOSTON,
Under the Supervision of Rev. J. ". Poland.
HOYT, STRATTQN 4 HAPGO0D; E. A.
SMITH, and J. HARMON. Agents, Warren, o.
BENTON, MYERS e CANFIEL0. snd STRONd 4
ARNsTRONo. Wholesale Agents.
Mareha lS5f-lyr,e0W
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Furniture!

Notwithstanding our late disasters, We have 4
complete assortment Of Furniture, unscathed by
FIRE or food, that we will sell at low figures. Call
and look at Il, at the old stand
TkUESDELL X TOWNSEND.
Warren, March 6, ~.
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Seed Wheat.
No. l Spring Wheat for sale at Island Mills,
Warren. o.. RUSH HAMILTON.
March 27-1t.
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Fresh Goods
Opening and and more yet to arrive, at
March q. REED & ADAMS.
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Mourning

Persons wishing mourning bonnets. should
call at the millinery establishment Of W Mes
ser, on Market street. between lddings q Nor
gan, and IL Stiles a Son. April 3-STs.
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Atlantic monthIy for April.

That this number is very readable and
interesting, will De readily inferred from
the following table of contents:
The Guardian Angel. Part ". By Oliver
Wendell Holmes.
Pioneering. Facts and suggestions thai NAV
tend to a more just APPRECIATION of President
Lincoln's life and character. By Mrs. Caroline
II. Dali. k
Kstharine Nome. Part vi. By the author OF
Herman
-Timon's sOllOquy. Apoem. ByT. Buchanan
Read.
Trarel in the United States. By Bayard lay
Tor. ~ &aA ~ -
AFamiliar Epistle to a Friend. A Poem. By
james Russell Lowell.
Winter Adventure on the Prairie.
Reviews and Literary Notices.
Published By TICKA0R 4 FIELDS. Boston
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The Wool Market.


The marx ct is inactive and prices steady
The following are the prices current at Boston
Ohio. PennsylysnlS ana n~irginiaISoaIs
$3.50: Fine % to Is blood. 60963c: Extra
full blood 63G65c; Double Extra65970cs XXX
O@75c.
NEW YORK.
It is now nearly three weeks since the wool
tariff was passed, says the circular of Van.
Blarcom Bros. dated New York, March Dist.
equal 10 from so per cent. 70 Ito per cent. on the
first cost Withoutcharges. Of the clothing woods
usually important here. it has scarcely made an
impression upon our market for either foreign
or domestic wool. The market Is frmer, it is
true. because sooner or later prices must rise
unless the manufacturing interest has to sue
eumb to the depreSsions under which It has been
loboring.
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worth knowing.
For sale.
Enr Sale

EGE SHE
A good y aero corner Lot. lin Lanes addi-
ton to Warren only a few rods from the lower
bridge, is now f = sale. Good soft water can be
had Oy digging II feet. Terms reasonable. Call
on J-G. BUTLER.
March 20-tf.
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A Celebrated American FiO-


Wishing to include Warren in his route, viii
engage his services 10 any church or other soci-
ETY., who will superintend the business of adver-
Using. and hall. for Ons-half the profits Of g
concert.
For further particulars apply to
AD0LPHUS GRRTER.
Warren. April 5. Is67-lt.
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Wedding BOnnets.

A splendid wedding bonnet can always be
found al g W Messers new store on Market
Street. between Iddings i Morgan. and II Stiles
& Son April 3-Sws.