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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05

TnE MEMORIAL % oVk>Posr AAsrGR.-l; IS SCI
don iaassd .hsJ any pol,'ieai TRANSACTION, tahss
IL o, 90, q DOR yilagc, Of character 50 gross o.
exciting as 10 break tasoush lis iall measass o.
ev,y-day taaQany bas'hs rsmo.al d JAS. VI,
osis eoa tbs osiee g, To-, Master here, Nas vsu
calculated 10 a.ogss dstP issi,as Oi .aais aasson
GA ,as paH Of nsany, ard ssass O. lalag
sustained, N ,ae paSs Of all. Nc. Osis Is ossi-
aess mae, hiaiul ADD sctopaloa. IL IL eisraafse,
always a, his posi-, aal taas post as esatrd sAa
eeatsaisn'to 'as geaplr,a as asy o,ssf "a oar '9~a
We asseg, p..aosS u,s teas Q. eoasSdicl.ll, sas'
there aes me shadow 81 Misrepresentation eater
sapas,l b. o,s Of oar e,sisshs towards me maeas'
IA wbieA he hsd discaassi the duties 81 as ONCE
was then has. he been .ea,ase5i We % nos-
We csaao, believe taE sae P,sssas se1a5eas or hls
Gia.,..., gea.d have vsata.ed p.2segso aeasIlsss
AL a,Pepola,, 6. an sal 50 u.a.as. We osiiees
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05

SFImrEn.-At q repeal meeting in New
York a lew evenings since, Nh. John Mullea
handed IN the following promissoFy nole:-',ln
ihe even, OF Su Robert Pesl's fulfilling bis
threat Of sending troops in.o Ireland 10 put
down lhe repeal movement at the poins ct the
hayonei, on demand promise 10 pay Sl,0Q0.
TO aid in organizing an army ol iwea,y thou.
sand men 70 invade the Caaadas." Il was
also stated that there were csc hundred men
ia the meeting Who we're pledged 10 doposlle
each similar SUN, Ia she eyeai Of any 'bleod.
shed 10 ireland. Can: sun
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05
Drom(sr us,

In late 1rticle Miller says-"G'et ready. ami
FChist comes, you III be glad and rejoice; aud
ifhe does NOT come, thea We must wait I'LL he
co@cs. aas-sa- sz.e as-| saa-aasT-
A dispute having arisen at an Italian court, as
10 whether a lawyer or doctor should walk first
in certain procession, il decided BY the court
fool ia iasorof the lawyer, on the ground thar tho
rogue always walked before the executioner.
A tall Jonathan was patroling up Broadway
a short time since, with sheet of gingerbread
under his arm, and gazing at the signs, when
one which was labelled General Finding Store
attracted his attention. He entered chewing
at his gingerbread, and after severe effort
atswaliowing, like hen eating dough. he ex-
claimed, Il swow. you mus, be darned lucky
chaps 10 find all these here lhings-l 'sposs
you ha'ni found my umbrella, are you!"
Scales OF EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STATES.
From the recent United States census. tho fol-
lowing Interesting table has been made out, exhib-
iting a comparative view OF the number nj white
persons ,went. years Of age, in the differ
eDt States who cannot read or write:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05

In ashes there is al Increase Of 245 p. c. over
Isl and nesrly 4J9 per cent over 1871 The
decrease IA wh'skey gong east is 90 per cent. be-
low last year, ami , per cent. below 1871. Wool
has decreased 36per cent over last year and -
per csnt over lc4i. Butter and iasd mas iscrea-ed
100 per csht. .osef DoIA preceding seasons. Inc
article of cheese mas incFsassa - per cent. over
1872 aud 1871. rhe increase 0I s4Uacco IS 50 pei
cent. owes lo4 ,, ana more laan 80 per osHi.e
ISIl Cloves aad seed has Increased 40 per cent,
while fax seed has ausmsn,sd 10 sal! gssatef
ratio Ihe quantity 81 slit coming up the canai
has ialen OF 53per cent. this year as compared
VITA last, and 80 pes cent. below to4l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05

The WeaGter.--SeveraI days Of the present week
nave promsed--not threatoned--rain; but, like
Mllet's prophecies, the luifilmeat is s'lboofn.--
We have twice fiitered the drousht--last week
we ended il in sorm, bot il all WON'T do; and
we are forced to acknowledge, at last that u Is e
celler,t hqling heather.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05

A FATAL ACCIDENT occurred near CeeIeTiile,
IN this county on the 23ih, last, to professional
hua,er and uapper named lIeaeox. HE had start
ed upon a hunting excursion, conveying his gun
and other necessary Implements in rart drawn
by oxen, and behind which he was walking His
gun was lying upon the bottom oflhe cart. ts maz-
zIc pointing backwards And towards hin, when,
from some cause, and probably the joslling OF the
cart, the gun was discharged sending its contents
through his right breast. He was taken to Cen
terville by two men who were with him when the
acciden, occurred, and which lie survived ohiy a
half hour.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05
From tie Buaalo Commercial Adsouiser.

From tie Bditaio Commercial Advertiser.
SYNOPSIS OF LAKE AND CANAL TRADE
The imports at this port to Isl July were given
on Saturday, and the exports via canal on me 9Th.
To-day we append some OF the peceliaFities Of
the trade uppn both those channels as compared
with gosmer seasons, to the LIST instant.
The arrivals from the west 10 July we're l!iess
ihan last year, and "a less thania io4i, but l24
more than 10 1870. Ia our Imports We have an
excess OF Aolr Oyer last season OF J1,4UO bushels
Of wheat, bal a falling OF OF 1858 bushels o.
corn. Our excess ntfonf this year, IS As, 80 bbs.
over 1871, with an Augmentation also OF %, 500
bushels Of wheat. The aggregate ofcora thus sea-
sn, .6l7 bush. less than both corn and oats, OF
lS4l No oats have been imported f,om the west
this season but on the contrary we have exported
5000 bushels 10 that quarter, consequently there
has seen total diversion OF TINS trade the present
sesson, The quantity OF ashes arriving this year
is lust double wat it ia lS4l, and 3DJ pei
greater than 1911. The receipts OF whiskey have
fallen of one half as compared with the two pre-
yious seasons, while we observe gain in leaf and
manufactured tobacco. The receipts OF pork here
are hlry per cent less than 1871. and SO per
below those OF 1872; but tive Increase OF butter
and lard, particularly the latter, is great, nearly
100 per cent. The number OF western aides COM
Og in this season is about lae same as ISL, bu, %
per cent s. Than last year In slaves, however,
thsre is The greatest failing of; indeed, thus far
there has been total suspension OF the trade be-
tween this pot and the west, the pts up the
FIRST inst. being only 457 NJ, against two millions
and quarter last year, and three millions the
wear before. July and August, however, is the
season loi import OF slaves here.
In examining the exports BY the canal, we i'd
the following ANS year over tie hyo pre-
cedng seasoas
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05


LAKE Su.gRIoR.-Capi. O'IIar.a, Of Plal1gille,
ha. just returned from the Copper region, and at
ter having given it a very thorough exploration,
speaks in hightsrms OF lis mineral wealth.
The parry ofwhich he was member, passed Up
the s.. Croix IN canoe, over the portage and down
the Bots Brule 10 the Lake. Thence, BY the same
conveyance, they made the entire southern shore
'of the Lake 40 ST. Marie, distance gilmore than
two hundred miles; stopping, however, to explore
the rivers, and she country adjacent and between
them.
They took possession Of Tie notable "Coppef
Rock" and sold it, toa gentleman from Detroit,
for Sl409.
The Capt returns in few days with supply
Of provisions, which are represented as e%h:Fbi-
lahtly high at the Iaks. a
OF A typographical enor, in our paper OF last
week, escaped our no,ice--iae following correcis
it:
~ The Territorial Democratic Convention,
WHICH me, at Madison on tha 18Th ult., nominated
General Henry Dodge as candidate for reelection
to the next Congress 11H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05

EulGRA>rs CoMiNG.--The Albany Daily Al
veiUser oi the l5ln, says that toe steamer cUau,
America came up taAI gnora.is with areat 100 pas
ssngess--,n1sly eaisraats, aa4 los Gas sesl.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05

REBELLION N limos. line 81. BouIs Erie,
81 sas eyehsls u Ine Jga says:
Two hlIJiod c.uzgAs % Ooles couhty, iilh0is,
resolved IA p1a.4g 1,eet4as sa4l no hecd saoa.d Dc
paid to the asc,slod @. AIS cIpreuae Coait ol tas
oGitsd states, sstuhs .s.ae toe Appfalsesneal iaS
OF llu0ts: tnai al 0-4c1ls ue ADVISED 10. 10 ea.l
Ull slcH dec's.oa, IN .ss sale dI 2.oFegly; ,aai
they Be asked Is .es +; .teH u.ices il ssssy ea.al.
cosiGiy NSb the rscs.i--is uua; in1 lsTey lIas
pesflsJ ia oppose ,..asa og All iaEt atta Hi..a
sisa.ls AKA 10 siat sl44 so, taey Nf-i oppose
gaeH e. .t.tu o.nFf l@a,as la sfstE
2aFe. IA, so&.ai.sss Dc sPyo.ated 10 RsceaIsla
ltosu cacss s.etasg t4sy sslI Pelslss 10 sara
safes o. ~i sssisa ,ae4I places; taat Tie snssuhg
agto5as o-acsss % camp oIt ~ Fesoiutaols; inal
RS derls.l4 q. tse ouFsslne Cod.t y Tssardea as
uhJuss. ana ~, l-la.as 81 me peapis 81 limos ,
and lhsS t.iey giess ueif lives, io.t1ness aaa ga
cscd eoaors % sssssasa tneir rssoIuttons's
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05

"rHE TRANscRiPr'' has ceased Publication. -
The i'll health Of lis editor, H. Ii. houshton, and
al insufficient patronage are asdged as me cause.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05

A W1s reesuliy aavestssa iof wits--5s had
tive spplssat.nas "a ode cav. I've sPflscSsss we're
3 esasE a.r rEG asT frlT csilfrsn-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05

We learn that Mr.. Pendle!on, our minister
TO Chill, has obtained from that Government
indemnify TO the amount of so00,o for Amer
lean property destroyed, etc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05

LosT Hls haSsE.--A ssstsm caItar went .
''sga.Slus ,.e o>asr aish,, aad Ns..e snsased "a
pas uacael, s1zs g2sa stole as R9-sss sa.-4e al-
aa-s. ale sioilia pas os0ef atlsaioa % rs ofI-
%. f2iass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05

haoWv!r, % t5,ila Psaag, n Viassa'd's Iir,
ia MS eosa,y, ~ Sasaay las, NF Paiiips, wsils
sasaiss IL gen Fsay wi,h ssgesal essss-
We a. 'sls'aal saa; BE vas 10 aas, bssa Hsas-
reed 80 Tsasssay lss..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05

1rA7-THE TRRaIroRIAL WHG CONVENTION
shicn met at Madison on the 18th ulsmo, nonn-
hated Geo. w Elickox for the ONCE OF Delegate to
the aooroachfDy Congress
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05

LEAp.--Tho Philadelphia North American
quotes The sale Of small quantity Of Lead at So
80 to S3,62 ID, on time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05
THE NINE --NO. 8.
PIGEON DlGGINGs.

The Public Surveys Of Grant County, represen
this division Of the iaines lying near the eentr
and upon the ives, sldl. 81 Township No. four North
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05

Fgoetd los tngse haa0ged thousand.
i've I"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30
Stnte of Manufactures.

There is pretty good damand for domestics in this
market as good as could be expected at this season
OF the year.
The demand for goods of American manufacture in
Baltimore last week fair and the prices Of the
various articles remained firm at last quotations.
The cloths now manufactured at Green's Mill in La
Sale county illinois, equal 20 any made in the east
and better at the price.
The Alexandra Gazette says that Mccormick Silk
Factory in that town is in fall operation, and the
whole process Of spinning and Keeling going
fully.
Cotton sheetings extensively at Pitts
burgh. In quality and price they said compete
successfully with the Eastern fabrics.
In Concord, Mass there is woollen factory, the
statistics OF which have before been given. Il
contains IL 900 spindes and 40 ooms-enpoys thirty
male and the same number of female operatives II
ally 10000 lbs cotton and rs lbs raw
wool 1t makes 100000 yards flannel and $4,000 yards
satines. Wages paid 10 females from SO to SIS per
week, without board, and to males from 50 to Sl2 This
mill is running full time. II goes by water power
There are row twenty five cotton factories in North
arona The capital invested in the whole is estimated
at about million and fifty thousand dollars the mum
her OF pindes about so coo persons employ ed from
to 10000 and number OF bales OF cotton consumed
less than 10, 600
is said that the first woollen factory erected in the
United Ststes was at Hartford in 1920, and that Wash
ington delivered his inaugural address to Congress
SUIT Of broadcloth from that factory.
we give these statistics 10 show the progress Of manu-
them as they are received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30
Let the name of honest DR.. Gouraud
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday. Octobcr 90

Sunday, October 20-6 p. Nj.
AT Mobile, on the 2lst, the bank" was checking
New York at per cent discount at New Orleans ster-
ling, at 81 Ct; New York checks, ii . discount.
The Grand Gulf Bank adverses for public sale the
l4th November next large amount OF real estate for
which they will receive in payment the circulation and
other liabilities Of the bank An improv ement has in
consequence taken place at New Orleans and hear
that so cents has been offered and refused for SIS
these notes.
The composition of the Ohio Legislature, is such
ensure the liquidation of the banks whose charters expire
That is the Commercial and Lafayette Banks of Cipcin-
natl The law of the last session, known Lath ANS
law required the stockholders to become individually
responsible for the whole debts Of the This of
course enforced would put end to banking. However
disposed individuals may be to subscribe and risk small
sums in bank gambling, tempted by the large plumber
offered in case OF success has faith in the homes
ty OF the business its managers to embark their whole
means in it. although they endeaver to persuade the
people, that they ought to trust their liberties end for
tunes 10 the hands of the concerns.
The Auditor of the State Of Illinois has given public
notice that he will offer for sale at Springfield the
Monday oil April next, 40 900 OF lands selected
under the provisions Of the distribution law ing in the
Danvie, Chicago and Dixon districts AZ 900 of
asd entered by the State under the provisions of the
terna Improvement law and also the Northern Cross
Railroad, between Springfield and Meredosia, with all
the buildings, locomotives, SC. The lands be sold
in eighty acre lots All this valuable property will be
offered for Internal Improvement Bonds and Scrip of the
State of Illinois, and for gold and silver bonds Coupons
alone with the bonds will not be received.
OF the improvement scrip receivable at their market
vaiuesor the lands there sales yesterday fol-
lows -
Price. Buyer.
$4,000 Illinois Improvement scrip. 2s cents N. sistare.
At these rates. the lands at me regular cash price, will
absorb near 100000 of State Liabilities.
The following the leading items of the quarterly
returns of the Exchange Bank OF Virginia -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

general advance in prices is here apparent but rates
have not yet recovered the depression they under
went in consequence of the sagnation by the
passage Of the tariff Nor is the adv caused by the
Improvement of the "home trade" 1t is the reaction
caused by the fsctth prices fell low make the
goods proftableto export to London The drngs
lately sent to England for sale quoted above at 10
cents At this price 100 yards paid duty in London of 81
10 per cent 100 yards of the goods manufactured
in England sent here would pay at the cost duty
of S. or 60 per cent AS to the ability of the manufac
trers to turn out goods at these low rates. the following
prices ofthe factory stocks in Boston, evidence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30
Foreign Importations.

BoRDEAUx-Brig Sea8 cks wine Cafe Melbers-5 Inf pps
bran,y case wine Binnger col do Cills- Dbl
brandy Jamson COLO casks 400 do annseed
do fruit 20 DO mdse Dales~e-3O bales corks Begoden
10 hhds Castillon3 cks verdgris
wine Wiliams-25 hf pipes brandy 10 or casks Leger
Erees, Philadephia3 cks wine Lassourade-25 do
Frenayell cks do Bohn Bo8 hf pipes brandy 1911 bkts
OIL 80 es nrRnes tst1ur co2 IF % Or Fps Leger Freres
Boomer Graves coz bales coks Aquire Galway-2 HID,
e Schneider-2 cs wine p Hargous2O w Dubordner-2
hhds Sange-7 hf pps brandy C. Stevens son-20 hf
40 Or 40 Rashan MeGrgor- cases mdSe Rozat cos
do do 3O5 mdse Duaad CO.'S hf pp 10 Or do brandy
Grayes-6 cks wine Zimmermann35 casks prunes SO
do so hds annette II hf pps brandy TO order.
AMsTERDA M-Barqne Waban--550 bags coffee Burlage
Hurter7O0 Netor Duckwitz-600 bxs mdse Pefer Wiss-
mann165o I Des Arts2OO bags coffee II Morng-l5o do
mdse Dutih Cousinery4 bxs do ShetlemlO0 bis barley
ID cs madden Biustlein, koop
Eyira8ooC bxs grapes Fitch co-6Oo do
sins 100 kegs grapes bxs eeches to master.
brig Margaret Ann2i0 bxs nisins Harmony's
Nephews co7220 do 1850 hf 900 do
hi do lemons 200 bxs figs Claflin = Drew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

MoBmryOct 2l.-The, Cotton Planter has been tab ION
ton Of the season--tho rate lac. In coastwse no
uonal engagements reported. The Mobile is nearly fni
and will have despatch in few days. The Uncle San
will also clear in day ortwo The arriva Is of the we,L
have been ship, barks, and briggs Some inquiry pre
walls for the moment for small vessels or the West In
dies Upwards Of 3Osquare rugged vessels have cleared
announced for this port at last dates from north
ern and eastern cities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

On Saturday. Oct. 2sth, MATHEW infant son Of Mat
the ~ and Elizabeth Horn aged 10 days.
On Sunday morning, Oct. ooh, at the residence ofC
b. Hatch, l5l Monroe street. ELIZABETH GsUN, only
child of Capt Elisha and Nancy W. Dosn of Nantucket
aged II years and months.
Her remains will be taken this day. at ocl ck 10 the
boat, to be conveyed to Nantucket for interment.
On Sunday the goth inst. PATRICK DoLAH late of the
firm OF Brennan and Dolau in the 81 year OF his age
His friends and those Of his brothern.law Patrick H.
ONeil and of his late partner Patrick Brennan are nv-
ted to attend bis funeral at 81 O'clock p NJ from his late
residence 90 Elm stI eet,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30


The United States have the and ability sup
plying this whole demand for goods and but for the paper
system would long since have done so The paper cur
rency has lifted the level Of prices far above that o.
other nations competing it'll in the Cuba market that
we necessarily lose the trade. Now that prices low
tariff has been imposed of so per cent Cuban sugars
which are the only means they have buying American
coons Thisd duty is imposed to compensate the Urea
sury or what's Kept out of by the prohibition of other
articles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

oer I-The supply of Beef Cattle was very full again
vi Ionu1y, ana prices have ruled this week about the
Monday embraced about 900 head Of which about 100
taken ny the butchers and packers The extremes
prices paid were $3.50 $3.50 per 100 lbs on the hoof
as IN quality, which seqnal to 50 $40 net The sales
were pinclpaily however ut intermediate rates ayerag
ing 81 Yesterday about 40 head of fresh caic care
in, aud sales were made at sI7O 81 per 100 lbs an h
hooi Their, are nov 200 hes in market unsold w Wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL AuctIonecr
BY BELL N HOWARD
fSi0r,f VI - Inn siySe, md - Futon .i-s-
SATURDAY..

~ sEIL \ HoWAEB'
tS'or-E Va 81 4sn .,.I, e, tx 70 Fulton H-s'
At l0h o,'ock the sales rooms,
k k1Se s saS fort sfsa@ .penda eosoa
Also III furniture 81 severe, fme' giving an housekeerag
tables book sofas pianos looking sa'se plated Ahn
Also so me splendid Brussels and ingram cerpetngs, Sc
Aa the entire household furniture Of family removed from
Th % wiz found deserving ps5tdfGaas, s1%tiGs
aud the balance stock of carpet dealer IN lots TO tuit pu
chasers.
Eurgture iientle%en's furnishing store, Ts ,j ios
kitchen 1tensls &c comprising sos and ;oii bes bureaus
foue paintings clock china beds, bedsteadS matre
Aso, in the store several handsome glass counters
,SSs pG' Scoc 10 $50 Liberty street. the
entire furniture contained LIP y So, ID h2qse
At 10Y o'clock in the sales room,
cles &C. viz com1rsng the balance stock of whols,ae ava
retail fancy and staple sea'on9be dry goods ceo musas
Of London cloths, estas, q LOT. to sp 40 yls
hs si Balance ne .aoe an Sy gloves anu ' '''
Also splendid consignment Of Sheffield table cutlery, plat
Gu "'''' WEDNESDAY.
LfEe ae vi fh Ss at & an S s from
Also stock Of spendid made Cabinet Fuaitnre all of
yhsh warranted Likewise superb P'anofoFe' Paintings
cooTTsD F RFIFKIHIa r A@S2Pf;g &C
~ SMITH will sell this morning at 1O}6 o'clock at his sale
room Broadway of Dry Goods consist
Of Cloths Mousseline de LANES Bombazne Broshe shaws
Handkerchiefs Scars, Gloves, Lace Collars, NC. &c.
Also am invoice Of French Artificial Flowers, which the
attention of dealers is invited Saeposve o3O lt'ec
JOHN SNlFFEN, Auctionesr
the Consisting S French abSss%y G"Isd Marie
ire Tables, Looking Glasses Paintings Prnis Cut Glass and
PA ed Ware Parlor Room aud Stair Carpets Rugs Rods
Floor Cloth Dining aud Tea Sets Tea and Coffee Ums one
fine toned Piano W ndow Curtains aud Ornaments Knives
and Forks Spoons Casters Crockery Double aud Single Hair
Matnss French and other Bedsteads Beds, Co%foers'
Tables To let ditto together the Kitchen Furniture