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APPEARANCES AFTER DEATH.

APPEARANCES AFTER DEATH.
When the coffin containing .he body Of
Burns was opened, in 1915, there lay the
remains of the grea. poet, to appearances
nearly entire, and retaining various traces Of
vitality, or, rather, exhibiting The features of
one who had recently sunk into NE sleep
Of deGh-ihe lordy forehead arched and
high, and the teeth perfectly firm and white,
Tie scene was so imposing, that most OF
the wotkmen stood bare and uncovered, as
did DR.. Gregory at The exhumadon OF ,he
hero OF Bannockburn, and st The came time
felt their frames thrilling with some undeG
nable emotion, as they gazed on ,be ashes
Of him whose fame is as wide as the world
itsel( But the effect was momen,ary, for.
when they proceeded to insert shell or
case below The coffin, the head separated
from the trunk, and he whole body, with
the exception of The bones, crumbed into
dust.
Lord N1gent, on opening the coffin con-
tanning the body of John Hampden, found
ii perfect, after burial of 200 Years even
bis feature were preserved,
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NOTICE
LAME RIDGE FERRY.

The subscriber informs the public that having
procured new fiat, at rhe above Ferry, he will be
ready at all times to take the river from one
to a six horse team, at 20 cents foi one ho se,--
80 cents for four horses aLP lime at 25 cents load
The Ferry is directly opposite the now Methodist
Meeting-House.
WILLIAM KRONER.
Lime Ridge, Aug, 29-l846.
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TIE BOY AND Tue LICENSE.

The Wheeling Times says a thealrica
orps in that city were playing 'Pefecuon,
and when the lady playing Susan said, ~
marry the first likely fellow Ih,, offers a
SIX fooIer from Montoe county OHIO walk
ed up to The stage and said
'lleEe's The boy for you, aud there is tn,
license, laying down bona fde marriage
on the table of the orchestra.
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CHAIR MANUFACTURING

he vi
CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand of b. & S. lI,rn
buch, where lie will be ready at all um,;
TO furnish Fancy & Windsor ChaiIy. Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &c, Of rry
description, which may be called lor d,
short notice and on The most REASONABLE
terms. He will also execute House. Slcnk
Ornamental Painting, and House papcuo,
in superior manner,
From his experience in the busncs, and
his facilities of manufacturing the varor,
articles OF his line, he 0allers himsc, fs,
he shall be able to furnish as good ros,
and upon as reasonable terms as can IA
done in the country, all Of which he v.r
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. B, Orders from a distance will le
strictly aid puncluaIlv attended to.
h HAGEN NpIr(U
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INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS


1t is hardly necessary to speak in detail Az DO
period uf It's history has the IepulatOn Nl tlat eu
Iicine STOOD higher, aud We may say that no repu'
tation is likely TO be more enduring Adapted 10
all constitutions, to every form ol disease, ana ~
all climates. WTights Indian Negeaole lih7 are,
above every other medicine fitted Tor Inc use oi
man under whatever circumstances he may NC Pa'
iced. At sea or Oh land at home or abroad, IN sum
mer's heat and winters cold, with common re-
gard to the conditions of healthi and with W night
Indian Vegetable Pills at hand, there l'no excuse
for being sick unless the constitution be utterly H.
reclaimGJle.
dis our object is to state where the genuine med
cue can be obtained, rather than to give 1t an eA-
tended notice-whIch our limits IorbId-we snail
merely suhoin one OF two oil the numerous tcsl-
mouials that have Just come 20 hand Hundreds
of the same kind migLt be added but we are sure
the public will save US the trouble Of arranging
them.
(Exuact of letter from fernando, Mississippi
TO w. Wright-Y our Pills have given univcr-
sal stsllcton, and arc justly very popular. can
sell from 30 to 40 dozen annually II could be sup
piled.
Yours, WM. HENur JouNsoN, Agent.
1t ought here 70 be remarked that the medicine
has been but recently introduced into Mississippi
(Extract of a letter ON Jersey Shore, PENN
The Indian Vegetable Pills excel everything OF
the kind ever offered to the public in this section OF
the country, notwithstanding the combined eilmt OF
some few unprincped mercenarles TO put them
down,
S, WINCHESTER & Son.
The following highly respectable store
keepers have been appointed agents for the
sale Of Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills IN
Columbia Couary:
II. Z. Baldy - Danvli.e
Stephen Badly Cauawissa
Gyms Baron--Espy lawn
Brown d Greasy M,illWvIIe
Abraham MI'Ier Berwick
G. Il. Fowler Bra,rreck
Wm CovaBhOvsn- OrangevIIe
George Masters M'lvIIIo
Lew Beisel Jersey
Levers q SDns-Cuumbia Exchange
Robert McC ". - ~ ashngionyIIIe
George Weavcr-- Bloomshurg
Light Street Iron Co-L'ghl Speet
low & Thompson-lhme Ridge
II. &. Freas - BJlarcreek
Elias Weumsn - R0harsburg
X p. w WelIiyer-Greenwo
T. Il ] OraugeVllle
Hugh Williams MoorSburg
The popularity Of WRIGHTS INDIAN VEG
|ETABlE FILLS has proved a strong bait to un-
Iprincipled then whoTnstlg6ed by the hope OF gain
tempt to palm off a spurious article on the uusus-
Ipecting. To defeat the wicked designs Of such men
we have procured new labels, and the WRITTEN
OF WAINWRIGHT WILL NO "
IBE FOUND ON THE TOP LABEL OF
leach BOX. Nome Oider Is genuine, and Il
Icountrteh this is. forgery.
Remember, the only original and genuine IN,
IDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS have the WHIT-
! + EN- SIGNATURE OF WM Wight on the
top label of each box
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale ofWrIght's
Indian Vegetable Pills wholesale and retail. lG9
Race street PhiladelphIo; 22S Greenwich street
New ,rk and l99 fremont street, Boston,
September, 10 ls4G-22b.
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D0 you haise BLoOd

when you cough and find your strength gradually
falling You will find that these symptoms fnot
properly attended to will terminate IN consumption
and erath, Arc you troubled with that distressing
complaint
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CANCERS, WARTS, LORys -,

Il subscriber informs the public, tbo,L.,
Soto mI w'u'y a,, KINDS OF Cancers aud arod,c,
w avs ana Gorns with very lHtle pain and ~,
lens in his ncghooihood, such as San'',oi GILL;
William kile and others, that has been srno
in several instances and is not humbugain'sS' .,'sS'oI
too frequently the case among quacks. lis as !.
raa'S certain cure IN any case he undertake, wa,
pay. ''N'S OF II
o. warts %c. on cattle and other animal. -.
also cured by the subscriber WHO resides ~ ar
irnFant township on thr main road lra,Iir, c'"' "
Nu'lie to 'Ioomsbure, about u miles f,on, & .''
'tIGk MIIIerS Tavern where persons are n,i,.J, y,
Nav an 1910 to JOHN ALE.
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Hare y0u q COu.gh,

which is troublesome and has not yielded to any
Of the remedies hich you have used Is it at
tended with pain il the side, shorncss of breath,
night sweatsl
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EL"NANE WAY EOR TIIE.II
LEGEHT-STEeEIgly
II GW Store.
TecondSuppIy OlSpringG0od,

ITMVhE subscribers take this method of irGr
II ing their friends and the public lcrrvl
mat they are now opening The second .nr,'y II
~phg Goods, to which they would most rr.,rr.l
luI.y invite the attention of those VIII are in want
o' New ana Cheap Goods, consisting in wru
CIofhS, CaSSiN7ereS, .SuiIine&S. JcSliHg
If '-mcrican, French and English Fabrics.
C0"('"S 0nd Poni0l00ns Sluf,
a ve,y superior article of Tweed Cloths and tse
mercs, Angola Cassmcrcs. DyiIIings; Gamlooua
&c DC. Cotton Pantaloon StuAs Of every yau,y
nd Of ihc most desirable STYLES.
PRINTS ! PRINTS !!
comprising every variety of style and prices hom
81 to 25 cents,
DRESS GOODS.
New style Of French Lawns, a splendid article #
new style MOulane de lane and summer Cuslmcc'I
Cinghams &c
SIIALWS,
amongst which may be found handsome article
Berages Picknic; Mouslane and hibct shuWIa
WHITE GOODS.
Dared striped and plain Jaconcts aid Camn0'
Muslms, Lace, Muslins, book, null and SWISS
Muslin, Bishop Lawn, curtain Muslin, sc.
BroaCH anu Bleachea lfusHas from
G4 to l2! cents per yard, bIeachcd and UNI
bleached Table Diaper cotton Osmabury, Sc
Together with full assortment Of
Groceries, Spices, Hardra0c and CM'
(e1y, QueeH,Oare, Drugs, Boots
anu Shoes,
and in fact every article usually kept in CoNH'y
Stores.
7 epublic generally are invited to call ana eA
anime their stock before purchasing elsewhere
Thankful for past favors, they lattor themselves
by strict attention 10 business to mcllt the lu''o"
age of a generous public.
A. b. KNABB & Co.
Mao 80.
Al kinds of Lumber Gta'n 0oo ,,
5JII gS,-lYJ Produce taken in E&chah6o 'o'
FI Goods.
Nails and Spikes.
6DES. KEGS of Nails and Sp.kc'Jua' re'S'''H
- cd and Tor sale at the New hlIe ,,.n,r q,
l.. d. RUPERT.
Gurthen
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Soien.-A clergyman caechisiug tn,
youth of bis parish put the 6rsl question
In iedIeberg's CalechIsm to a gjtl--
What's your only conSola,loL in life aud
10 dealh!'
The poor girl smiled and no doubt felt
very queer but she did not give an answer,
The priest insisted.
We'll, them said she If must tell it is
the little shoemaker that wears the striped
jacket
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j.. H WANDER SIGE,
EDEN3H,1HSvE7. .

EDEA1N III ID SS IL @
MMEGS leave to inform the public, tha,
EIDhe Is prepared 10 attend to all The oper.
allons in dentistry, such as removing
The Iartar and other Foreign SUB.
stances.
From the teeth, rendering them clean, and
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
The c0Uitics GTUeC0yed TEETH
VIII be dressed out and filled with Gold
nr other toll; of the finest quality, IS tine
ease may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; aud in many
cases during life
Teeth and Humpg QC Teeth
Which have become usoIes. OF troublesome
viii be extracted in The most careful man
ner, with the latest and best improved in
sIrumenis.
P0rceE0iR Teeth,
OIthe best quality aud latest improvement.
will be inserted on pivot or (ln connection
with DR.. Vailerchamp, with whom he is in
pAternship in plate work. on Gold plate.
llpiI n OH PIb lOONII W I WIOIt sell 10 lOOh
as well as the natural, and warranted to
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art.
In short,everv operation belonging 10 the
profession, will be- reformed in the besi
manner, with choisesi material, and at the
shortest notice lie therefore hopes, b.,
strict attention to business, TO obtain ? share
Of public patronage, Any person or PEI
sons wishing any Of the above operations
performed, ATE respectfully requested to
give him cali
n. b The public are hereby il formed
that We ,he subscribers have entered into q
special Partnership relating only to plate
work as ii is more convenient for each TO
attend to the other branches Of the science
IN his own account
A. VALLERCHAMP.
J. II, VANDERSLICE.
Mount Pleasant, Nov. 8Ih. lS45-3m.
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Esia cI!ss.litlling Establishment

TIE Public are hereby respectfully informed
that we have lately entered into CopartnersIip IN
the above business at the Brick Shop formerly oc-
cupcd by Moses COilman, on Main-strcct, below
the new store where we intend to cary on the
above named business in all its branches. We
pledge ourselves that work done at this shop shall
he executed in as neat and w0rkmanlike manner.
and ON as reasonable terms, ns can be done at any
other shop in this place. We therefore hope by
strict attention to business, to merit and receive a
due proportion OF public patronage
NJ, COFFMAN,
S. BROBST'
April25, 1916.
N. b. SHOEING d0ne at The re-,
ducrd price Of One DOIlaT. Smah
profts and guick return or moUo.
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Pretty Good "A Disconnected man was
quite too much in The habit of reuiadln ghls
second rib what an excellent manager his
first wife was: Out Of oil patience in ,urn
he was comlo;ted with the remark, that no
one regretted her death more than she did.
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Be not Deceived.

The above medicine for sale by the ivovina
agents.
e p, Lutz, B'oomshurg, W, l.. Waller & 90
Berwick T. q ], Lazarus, OfangevilIe Lew Bi.
sci, Jerseytown Derr q Mcbride, " hite Hall s.
Badly, Catawlssa. Gm3
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Us Healing PrOperties

do not deceive The short dry cough is quickly
overcome and easy and healthy expectoration takes
its place. Splitting of blood is Immediately check.
ed. Night sweats with pain IN the side aud chest,
debility and difficulty of breathing yield in short
time ASTHMA with all its dreadful Accomplishments
is at once relieved Bronchus and in fact all the
Diseases of the throat aud ungs give way before
this remedy when all other means have failed.
Persons may attemptto deceive you with some
other remedy, pronouncirg it to be equally as good
but remember lie is at stake, therefore
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Besides good assortment OF Stocks, Cmvats,
IHandkerchieis, Collars. Shirts &c. all of which
he public are invited 10 call and examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere if they wish to
get good bargain and well suited.
July IL, ls46-l2n
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Cabinet Ware House.

VENHE subscribe would respectfully inform the
n public, that he has taken the sh p lately oc
cup!ed by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end oil
Bloomsburg, where he is carrying on the
OABINIET BUSINESS
ia all its various branches, and where he will be
happy wait upon all those who may favor him
with their custom. His Furniture is swairanted to
bc made of good material aud durable, and he in
tendIkeepmg on hand
Side5OardS. Secretaries, bureaus,
WardrobeS. Card TdbteS, Dining
TableS Breakfast 7ub(eS,
Cupboards, &ands, U'ash
Stands, Bedsteads,
Dough-trOughs,
CoHisS, &c.
and all kinds ofwork in his line, which he VIII sci
upon as reasonable terms as they can lo purchased
IN the county.
by sttIct attention to business he hopes to re
reive share Of public patronage
ELI BROWN.
April %, ls15.-lyl
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NEW CEOEEEHNG
ESTABLISHMENT.
q. C.. K.3HLER

WE7 7OULD respectfully inform his friends and
w thepublic generally, that he has Just re.
ceved and OF ened on the corner Of Main and East
streets in BIoomsbuTg, the largest, best aud cheap
est assortment Of
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

ever offered In this ncighborhood, which he will
sell from 10 to 20 per cent. cheaper than the cheap
est His stock is got and selected with great care
made Of the best and II oSt fashiona lie material.
and in the most workmanlike manner and style
embracing every grade, color and price which will
suit either the taste or economy ot purchases
VIII sel
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through; not allowed to baVe FIRE, and thought
never spent so miserable night IN my liie-not
even my coat 10 cover ne. The next day another
hill, and the Bishops Palace, were taken, aud the
next day Wednesday, the town was attacked the
streets were barricaded and fortified the tops OF the
houses leading TO the main plaza covered by thelr
soldiers. The roofs of the houses are fiat, with
wall OF masonry around them, which makes capt
tai breast-work. And here we fought them, driving
them from street street, and house to house, the
cannon ON both sides were raking the streets win
grape shot. We had nearly driven them into the
main plaza when night came on. The next morn
ing early the firing recommended but lasted very
short time, when the enemy sent IN white nag, OF
ferDg 10 surrender certain conditions. After much
consultation, lasting nearly all day, the terms OF
surrender were settled. have been very brief IN
nv account of the foregoing actions, as know you
will see full account OF them in the papers. IL
has been another glorious achievement Of our arms,
Of which every American will feel proud.
The Mexican soldiers have all gone, and
my regiment is encamped in the great plaza. We
have pretty comfortable rooms assigned to u.s. and
after so long living in the streets, assure you feel
quite comfortable with table, chair, and bed. !
am told the Mexican forces amounted TO about 5000
regular and 1900 irregular troops, with about AZ
pieces Of of different sizes THIS h., indeed,
a most beautiful place, and some Of the gardens al
most come up to my idea of eastern magnihcence.
| They abound in delicious fruits, and we reyel IN
oranges, pomegranaes, grapes, &c The view from
one of the hills is one OF the fnes sights ever saw.
The valley in which this town is bulk extends for
nearly thirty forty miles, and looks like beautI-
! full garden.
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Oct 3O-dti2N
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, KEY IVES

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE KEY WEST,
18th October, 1916.
TNHE Sand Key and Key West lighthouses
l. were entirely destroyed by the hurricane OF
the lth inst, and the floating light at the entrance
of the northwest pass, Key West, was driven from
her moorings. Sand Key has disappeared, and nc
light will be shown either there or at Whitehead
Point, Key West until further notice.
The lght-ship at the Northwest Pass will be re.
placed by the 25th inst. The floating light at Cary
Fort reef is secure at her moorings.
s. r. MALLORY, Collector.
To be published 80 days in the New York Her.
aid, Courier and Enquirer, and Journal of Commerce
and send bills to S. R. Mallory, collector, Key
West
Oct. 30--dIm
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LNXTENslVE sale OF household furni-
a ture. plated ware. China and glass

II ture, plated ware, China and glass
ware, &c,-By virtue of deed of trust from l.
Gaabrun TO the subscriber, dated the 9Th day Of
June, 1886 and duly recorded | shall sell at the
European Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
l4th ard 18th streets, on Monday the 2d day OF
November next, at half-past 10 o'clock, a. M, all
the furniture, plate China, glass ware, &C. of that
large establishments amongst which is the furniture
of several parlors, such as
Mahogany chairs sofas, and lounges
Marble-top pier tables, pier glasses
Mahogany centre tables, sldeboards
Moreen and muslin window curtains, carpets, rugs
The furniture Of 40 chambers, such as
High and French post double and single bedsteAds
Mahogany bureaus, wardrobes, washstands, toilet
sets
Chairs fire irons, store carpets
Double and single beds and mattresses
large quantity of bedding such as
Comforts sheets, blankets pilow-cases, &c.
Also, diaper damask tablecloths, napkins, and
towels
Very handsome dinner dessert China
large quantity OF white granite ware, glass
genera assortment of very superior silver-plated
ware such walters dishes, castors liquor stands,
cahdlesticks, branches, &c.
With great variety Of other articles necessary
for 80 large an establishment
The bar-room fixtures bar room chairs settees
Extension dining tables, &c.
With very superior lot Of copper and other
cooking utensils.
Also, very excellent baggage-wagon and gray
horse
Terms Of sale; All sums of and under $50 cas- h;
over $50 credit of2, 4, and months, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
If the terms OF sale are not complied with in
five days. the right to resell at the cost and
expense of the first purchaser
JOHNSON HELEN, Trustee.
ROBERT w. DYER, Auclioneer.
Oct. 9-w&dtsif
DS-The above sale is unavoidably postponed, in
consequence of the inclemency Of the weather, til
Thursday morning next, November 5, at same
hour and place. r. w. DYER,
Nov 3-dif Auctioneer
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THE DAILY UNION.
ion, to his brother, and give hasty sketch Ofmany
incidents connected with the battle,
CAMP MoNTRREY (Mexico1
NIUNILhbf NVAIUV,
9th September, 1916.

ION, 10 MS DTolhCr anu give hhelSn many
incidents connected with the battle,
cAMp MoNrEREY, (Mexico,)
9Th September 1876.
Our little battalion was marched amidst the heavy
cannonading of four forts, and the FIRST shot
action was one OF my own company. Amidst the de-
srucve fire of grape, canister, and round shot we
ordered to charge one OF the batteries, and
many brave fellow bit the dust. Stumbling overthe
dead and dying, onward we rushed, but were or
dered TO retire and again we rallied, and again "a
the charge. Here the battalion became scattered ia
consequence of conflicting orders, but no time wa
TO be lost; onward cried the brave and gallant Wat
son. and onward we went, the brave Mssssippanf
(riae) with us, and the fort soon taken leaving
the ground literally covered with the yellow SIX nned
Mexieans. Gen. Worth had now the upper fort
and we the lower This action was continued nine
hours, under one of the most lncessant fires on rec
ord My gallant pet was the first Of the stars AMI
stripes that aoated 10 the supposed to be nvulnera
BILE batteries of Monterey.
Il was in this charge that poor Watson fell Ii
was too brave man to fall by the hands Of such
men. At this moment ! also fell from exhaustion
having just recovered from sickness and still weakly
"SaUs his body " said my faithful followers but uI
jumped and twelve-pounder whiZzed within az
inch Of my hand aud filed my face with dust. OH
ers may speak of my actsj will not. however es
capped, although report Of my death was generally
thought true. Next day an arnistce was agreed
upon, and two months will decide whether we arr
to be at peace, the war TO be carried into Africa
We lost in action killed and 20 wounded;
wounded were out of my company. Poor Hurt
my color sergeant, lost his right arm and two 9th
ers their eft arms whilst two others lie dangerously
wounded Col. Watson, while rushing up to In,
lannon's mouth, (the last words heard him utter,
exclaimed, "Who now dare say American volunteer
cannot be depende4oipon in any fight"
have succeeded CSt VIM. II. Watson in com
mand OF the battalion, and am now acting as thei
| lieut. colonel. J. L. S.
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GLOVES, Combs, Brushes, Perfumery,
~ and Fancy Goods, III. GIBBS has Just
received and opened splendid stock OF the above
mentioned articles, including very extensive Sc
lection Of 49,
Beautiful reticules, purses, fancy baskets
Toilet bottles, vases, workboxes, tuck combs,
&c. 49, 7T7T'-7'
Also, variety Of ornamental goods such as
Breastpins, bracelets, ear-hoops, silver combs,
&C.
Together with some elegant fans of entirely new
design. u" ~ 0-00' -.
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
Oct. 81 -.
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BY WIN. MARSHALL, Auctioncer.

BY WIN. MARSHALL, Auctioncer.
FURNITURE, Piano, Hardware, Bas-
IL kets, and Crockery.-On Saturday morn
ing, Oct. 7th at o'clock, will sell, in front Of my
store, good and handsome assortment of furniture,
new and second hand, together with large lot Of
glass and crockery.
Ten shuck and straw mattresses
Three new high-post mahogany bedsteads
A very good secondhand piano
Also, a lot Of fancy goods, woodward, &c.
..--re ..-..-,.. .,..sI. VIM. MARSHALL,
Nov 2-dts 4. er...., al Wet. Auctioneer.